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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-02-21

To the Editor OF The Times:
Sir.-ln reply TO the letter OF the Pr
ducc Exchange censuriug lae TOR the r.
marks | made In an interview with
Times reporter. 1 beg 60 state that he
not the slightest intention OF casting at
reflection whatsoever upon The integIlt
and fairness OF the Produce Exchange
BODY or any individual member.
speaking of the various benefits 10 be ds
rived from buyer and seller meeting fac
70 face in the various lines Of business.
incidentally mentioned the farmers,
whom { thought Is would be much mo-
satisfactory provided they could obta
low rates of traNcD 10 come TO the Cif
when they had large lots OF produce
dispose or and meet the buyer fAce
face instead OF taking tho general mark
reports.
Now. in speaking Of market reports.
beg 10 confess ! was judging them
my own line OF business. iB which VI
tho maximum prices are inNariah
quoted. aud every buyer knows there g
an inside price, and by going 10 ~
large markets DE gets IL. | have newt
heard OF any unfair transaction on III
part Of any produce commission merchat
of Richmond. and 1t was not my infentit
to cast any such insinuati0n What III
Association FOR the Development of tfcf
mOnd Trade desires ~ 10 bring the pecV
within "A radius Of one hundred miles
our city more frequently N they defis
no benefit from dsp0sing ~ their pr,
duco they will certainly derive n e.
benefit from buying their merchandlse 7
coming here. W :. RHOAD3|
Richmond. Va. Feb. %. 1896.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-02-21

IN CLOSING 0U0rA TIONs or
MONEY.
oGerings and Sales nt the Richmond To-
Dacco USchauzc--internM Revenue
Collections Foreign Adyiccs.

.EW YORK. Feb I'D business ~ the
alU>A LACIa.f. vua moro ~'t,e q" veg
..u lIm cone tlalat ttli~.i t"s N.''
n..s moan flaIi t1 uuIh lne greatest
A.ft.Ity u.. in the bond department.
howe. e. and ID la estimated tnat tae
int cstmcnt demand lot this ci@ta ei zee
cul4ts Nae heavier to-day t1an gag ai!
umc since fne publication OF -i"'ni
g. ....laI... Venezuelan message. oitlfn
I.l... tlr. alc buyers, ana brokers
ld.auuI0 vifh uIms unt secured uls
hn..A. o. Ihe neH as were a.so promi-
Itlt OIL Purchasers. The dealings oi
au al enormous s.to ana asHlcgaf
S.. ..U.n Iae utHa na ran cuitHS SO
uie .or.ufIn l.>ilr, A.cnisonf Nh aNa.n
Denver lnl 9tii. kansas and Texas. tna
tou Worth 4nu ongoD short LIMO is-
aaee 900. Improvement iu prices nNl
tle nuyIls ior both foreign and domestic
NNt.untut account is SIN que 10 sAc-
ccsslul pHal Ng OF the new loan. The
restoration az the treasury gold reserve,
the case with which int settlements afo
hfife made lower rates for money, and
una iY 20 the strength of Che new bones.
which to-day SOD up 90 us. London
was "a buyer 90 ot Paul. Louisville and
Nashville. and the loW-priced western
stocks Louisville ana Nashville was
the leader and rose o. points 10 ujie. 81
Paul rose Co fns, Burlington 10 Nlr.,
Eock Island to 90. Northwestern 10 i'5...
Manhattan fO l.ht, Incihe Mail 90 IN. Is,
WtttW Union to oh.-. Union Pacific $50
IrUsD. pr.fe.rfd to 4Ss Northern in-
cine was more active ou reports tlat
The various interests were getting to-
g.thcr for thc purpose OF rcorsani1inf
gated tn tnN rear. ana me claueci lN
them wore far less important lnan "
late. Sugar ranged between itufs ana
liv. and closed at li0 Tobacco rose
i'a ana reacted ID SIPS. Srfeuiai non
closed sfoIe With prices anywhere from
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-02-21

CHICAGO. ILL. Feo. -0.-i he "hedt
..trk.t t0-aay wound zap WIN "it"N
I'D. t,....- ana al tue ClO.c lhe rec ADDS
..s- v.,tk vuh tuo only suppDit toiii'.3
nom holders ul pu,s. De Naut tNio"6"-
ou. MAS very mOlOtonOus, iocaI ate-Vr4n
.rs1-lcung most oil tne pAaihes'' "i'"
.fI. 0I..-4Dt. coAapcuOurltf ol the lnal "''
a,.v uneal opened nom b'.t. 10 o'it
D..c.. ueCAnru TO g. sc., c.oaihs ~ go
4n,lc.. s.e. lnucg yesterday. Gas" VINCE
Mas QlItt auu sttauy. 80 t,of5i,e,
~t.auv. even though wheat hl o"'- ,
irfU,nor which enabled prices TO I'7lat
,rr nowunard inclination of me letuI"s
market was not quite clear, nut t was
.,...l,.. ...rlv assumed to bee que 10 the slatv
~ fraue. which was not POSSESSED 81.
energy sufficient 10 sell prices yii. ,-'"s
corn 0neneu at auc., SOD bttWtt't 80
.st.c.. closing al .Ic, unchaAHt' - o''
Yesterday. Cash com was atr"'s -ft,., -
Dats-4he corn market iouiD ra
fiou n oats. wucre rale was "ei ~.' y,
r',,ee- af.adv no Information oIecuy
h.a,.inr on This grain Was received "ll,ul
ters uttle business was TRANSACTED. H.os
nst. closed "a shade under Yesterday
ASH oats were quiet and steaoy.
observation-disclosures were quiet III P'"-
,.,eions To-day. Al tne opening lNt!t
WAS lttl. disposition 20 trade, ahu t-i,1
"a grbie elapsed before theie W"a
lsfron established on lara ann Iin7' i.
tc.a .arv was easier, rcuctilhB FL INV
ieoing in The hog MAJ Het, D.' .,,.,,r,b =.
norris from the yards were i'iol e III" 49,,
and "a faIr recovery in product orc" et
al the c.oae Nav pork was pr. ',',,'
man Yesterday. may laid sna4e lo"'i'
and Nav ribs l.HcUfnrDu- ,p-....
fIro laa1nc future IduBeu as ipii""''
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-02-21
JonN rH0nAs rHh nUNonIsr
Ia the i. II. G. s. star Course Monday
fleming Next peculiar People."

Those who had the pleasure OF hearing
NIr John m mas. the aum1rist when he
aDD.aroa ir The star Course last season,
viil be glad 10 know tiat iney aFc 10
tntc fhe privilege az enjoying another
evening with him next Monday. The pro-
gfamme tuat win De presented is one Or
rare attractiyeness II will be az evening
with John Thomas ia his afuaiica.iy-
constructed mOnOlogue, comprising hD-
rnorous songs, rCcitals. and imDersona-
tl0ns entitled Peculiar People whom
he portrays at home at school, IN love.
I'M trouble 10 politics. in religion. IN
irIerdahiU. in sorrow. and IN general.
air. T.omas Will be assisted by Albert
Hopkins, pianist -,
Nr. Ttcmas Is without a peer in his
line. and the favor that he IS receiving
throughout the country Is simply won
derfll.
The FIRST day OF rcserven-seat sale i.
for star Course tlcket-hoder5 only. sat.
prGay and Monday persons not members
OF the Star Course can secure tickets.
THE Chicago Times says.
I'm John Thomas is humorist Of the
grotes0ue order OF architecture, VINO
mixes UP singing. recttations, posturins.
erimaclng. dancing. after Dew iderinH
fashion that elfci,s shouts OF laughter
from the audience. who could not seem
10 get enough
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-02-21

in the cause until her husband chose
70 make the marriage known 10 "'
Court. ~
the property. the record shows ihnt w
enhancement was due almost Wnons w
the enterprise and expenditure OF me p",
cbasers in opening up and puiinihE W"
other property adjacent thereto an a.,
tractlVe suburban addition TO hichih.o.nu.
This court has repeatedly he'd tnat lnc
right OF an infant TO show cause against
a decree which affects his interests, al
ter ne attains fun age, must oe llnl.sseu
90 this extent: To show cause eNis
O. the rendition OF the decree, aho ~
such as arose Afterwards. TO estau~
fish contrary doctrine would. IN enec';
defeat me very object OF the law. ana
onectually prevent the sale OF any reai
estate belonging to Infants = Graft
a. But even II objections OF appellants
were well founded, thew could NOT Operate
10 the prejudice OF the purchasers, mas
much as the sale was made more than
six months after the date OF the decree
Of sale. and was auly confirmed va;
Code. section 3i95 IL Graft, aJl -
Graft. $50. "a Crate. 500; 80 Graft. 32o.
SUMMARY.
Judge James Keith, P.-Thomas and
others against RiDble and others. Cor
poraii Court, city OF NeetietA' ahirlne ~
Judge John W Rie.y-N y. T. ana y,
II. Co against Thomas Circuit Court
OF Northampton county. Affirmed.
Chapman against Jcwett. Circuit Court
OF Chesterfield county ,Aitirmed.
Richmond Railway and Electric Com
nany against Cartwright Circuit Court
city OF Richmond. Affirmed.
Judge II. II. Cardweii-tiughes adm r,
&c. against wilson. &c. Circuit Court
OF Gloucester county. Affirmed. 49,.
againa, Ford ana another. Circuit court
CITY OF Lynchburg Affirmed.
fudge George VI. Harrison-Lancaster
Of as. against Barton ~ Lamb 81 als.
Circuit Court Henricc county. Affirmed;
10 nick against Banner, Appeal anu
HTantic and DanviHe Railroad Company
against Bicger. Writ OF error ana super
scdoas. Hustings Court city OF Ports
Lynchburg and Rivermont Street Rail-
way Company against cameron &c
| Appeal and supersedeas. ~. 6 %
White against Newport News ;. u.
ard Dry Dock Company. Wit on error
no Circuit Court Of Warwick county.
powman against Norfolk and western
/ Railroad Company Circuit court city
| of Roanoke. Writ Of error refused.
larry against Winfree. &c. Clrcui'
| CONT CITY Of Lynchburg Appeal re-
" est Lynchburg Furniture Company
&c AGAINST WOodst n-Johnson fufhltui
/ company. &c. Appeal refused.
/ F.nrrifsrt Meyer against city Of Rich.
,,crf ana chesapeake and Ohio Railroad
I company. Law and Equity Court city
of Richmond. Writ OF error refused.
+ ciener against GalisOn's adm T. CIT.
ruit Court Augusta county writ ol
error refused -.
/ s auchter against Commonwealth Coun'
~ Coufl OF AlbemaTle county. writ o.
B error refused. go.
+ West. Johnston e Co against Marye
/ Auditor. Upon petition for mandamus
Nandamus refused.
/ Nvfhe Davis against city Of Richmon'
and Chesapeake and Ohio Railway Com
many. Upon a petition 20 rehear al
rr,. or entered az the November term o.
F mis- court refusing a writ OF error is
the t.aw and Equity Court Of Richmond
I peufion 10 rehear refused.
Count adjourned for the term. Mex
} term begins here March ION.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-02-21

Equally reputable rivals, hoHev>
appealed to Congress for some l1s@
ton Of the duraiiq0 OF the extssI94
tract. IL f. pointed out that Ue
compeIs public advertisement f9r
before contracts are made I'M
no public call has been made since -
lSe0 for blanks at the Philadcipht4
The contract made at that time -
pcsed TO have named 10000. u&(
less" I'm the customary phrhseos4
such documents. as the quantity g.
IL was expected that the delivery 49,
he completed within few mo0fh& ~
had been usual I'm previour cont.9
The accepted bid Vas mucr low
price than the then market ptic1
copper but almost Immediately the
,es began to fall. and the low cog1fI<(
rate OF April. 1890, must have them 1
since become. II ~ said. a very Iucf11|
ARRANGEMENT TO maintain with the az
eminent. The market reports OF Apr,
show. say he metal men. that copper ~
quoted at H. In the intervening perIo4
has fallen as low 49, > 5-io. and ne<l
again attained the high figure OF i~4
The inquiry is intended TO Gems
strate whether the Connecticut nrsn t.
held the contract for so long a pertod>@
appears. and whether the price OF ~
1880. h still In operation. Any arpendm
OF the contract price without asking n
rival bids might be construed as q b
fectlon upon the Treasury Administf|
ton. New York Times.
There are comparatively few firms ~
handle the class OF goods to With
blanks belong. and that have IN the ra'
been bidders for this contract. Besij'
are. among others. Merchant 4 Co..
philadelphia, the Coe Brass Manufsctu
Ing Company. and the Benedict a Bud
ham Manufacturing Company.
4 representative Of a firm which has
the past been a bidder for the contra
said yesterday 90 reporter for T]
New York Times:
There has been no bid advertised 4
furnishing these blanks since abo
three years ago. At that time all Il
bids were thrown out for some reason,
The Sco,ii Company hat had Il
contract for two or three years pr
yious, and when an the bids we're throw
OFT, through some Arrangement, pfcsuf
ably with Mr.. Leach, who was then
rector OF the Mint. their contract VI
continued. and has held until the presc
time.
My firm is anxious to bid on the
blanks. but we have been given no q
portunty The bid OF the Scovilf Cor
pany. which. like all the others, ~
rejected three years ago. was somewii
higher than their previous bid, viii
was. Of course. much higher thar (
present market price.
I'VE would like to know II the Cover
ment is stlli paying the price OF the orr
inal contract with the Scovll Compsr
or 81 a change has been made. why I
bid was not advertised. New 70
Times.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-02-21
4 loNG-sraNDING Contract.
One Firm Has ia piled the Phiiadeiphia
- '-ftt ora since 4 ri 1890.

- "ffh "B 'ank-" since \ ri, 1871
WASHINGTON. Feb. 10 There - 10
be- an interesting inquiry into me CON
tract methods pursued under the Treas
INV Department in furnishing the mint
al Philadelphia with supplies. and Rep
resentative 4. j. Cummings has,
through a resolution presented In inc
House. called On Secretary Carlisle tor a
de.aled statement 'of the price per
pound and quantity Of blanks Tor nickeis
and pennies supplied TO and purchased
Dy the superintendent Of the mint IN
Philadelphia. since April. 1880" 10 Is
desired 20 know whether the law which
requires public advertisement for bids has
boon fully complied with. and the Sec
rotary Is further invited 20 send a state.
ment which shall show the comparison
of the prices paid FOR these blanks and
the current market quotations for she
last six years.
These blanks. Of which the mint pur-
chases vast quantities. hre mostly Of
copper. and. so far Ak Is known by the
firms interested In the matter. The COM
tract since April. 1890. has been by one
firm, understood 10 be The Scovill Manu-
featuring Company, Of Stamford, Conn.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-02-21

The following cases were disposed OF
gu flt Po.ro Court SO feriay.
SIR j. i BUrke was charged with
Keeping hl faI-room open on last ~un-
aHg. con- account ol ine culni ting tesr-
nony the case had % go over until to-
day To secure ed1itrrM evidence.
Edward Emhsriy charged with steal
lng goods OF The value OF Niu, from
~ - Bradley. "a, Norfolk, was turned
over 70 "a. Y. Curtis, an officer nom
fiHt city.
James Mason lcoloreD was put under
cinl security for sixty DAYS f0r cufs-
ing. abusing. and threatening 10 hi!
Fannie Johnson.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-02-21
c1NcINNATI MARKET.

CINCINNATI, o., feb. 1V.-flour
strong. winter wheat. $50; spring pa
tent, S3.UnnJu5.
~ neat unchanged. r.
Corn-No. . While zoe, No mlAeu' oV0'
Pork acfNe-Mess. 5000
Lard MN. steam .eaf and ketueiard'
500. ,
Bacon firm, loose shoulders. 500 snort
ribs. SOD. snort clears. sofa
Dry saltcl meats more active, ioos'
shoulders. Si7J. snort Gear, S6.Jiis' boxed
infata Hc. more.
Whisky quiet az Sl.-2
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-02-21

WILMINGTON. y. c.. Feb. 20-Rosin
firm. strained. 81 -. good strained, >l.5J
spirits OF turpeuuuc STEADY machine
ne Irregular. -ut.c.
Crude lurponune-Nothing doing.
Tar firm ai .IJt
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-02-21

Largo crowds attend the wonderful e;
hibitiors of the Baldwins at the Acaden
OF Music I'm their lnexplicable and my
FERROUS performances.
There are entertaining spccialties add
10 this entertainment, which Is real
most mertorious and delightful az
every night this week IL VIII coht'h'
az the Academy.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-02-21

longs. s525: clear ribg. 1913; clear Sides
800 -
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-02-21
TIM COTTDN lIAnKrTe

Hf. tN Cotton quiet.
g fCllng ENL 1856 middlng as net re-
Nts 80 ha.ea. gross receipts. les
b les. exports 10 Great Britain. 1868
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-02-21

Ex-senator W. +. Bib is In the eli
for several days.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-12-20
The Morris Wallpapers.


The death OF William Morris viii proba-
been even sS conclusive blow 70 ons ira
dltion in English art as Du Maorlers Ia
proving TO another The firm established
by Norris - likely 20 continue issuing
Morris furniture. wall paper. tapestries
and other productions Tor a generation al
least. and the style introduced by him viii
be Loyalty fostered BY his Successors. But
81 is style which does not invariably
wear we'll. Il neesfed Morris himself 20 i'm
pose. e upon the worla. and whether II Will
win rs way now on ita own merits or not
is an open question It had fts defnAs
faults. A MorrIes piece OF furniture could
have a terribly atfenuated look. A Nor
ris vau paper could be an uneommonsy
obscure and dubious thing. full OF great
swelling curves that meant no one knew
Just what Eut vhat is most disconcert-
ing about the Morris ideal IN decora ton
is SIS artiacta,itv SIS vague bat unuis-
TAXABLE atmosphere as or something elab-
orately fabricated. rot spontaneously and
freely designed. Whea = ia simple fl Is
Is rich" Il Is 50 far!d IS 70 ia almost vsl}-
Ear II barely leaves the taste quite 50 tss-
Tod and IN "a state Of rgTpose. ~ he bot
tom Of 3. al there = sense Of strain, 81
a note forced beyond - natural capaci-
ties Yet. confirming again what has been
said above. th-ra Is no one who can DO n
EaEslsh ar; quite what william Morris
so He may not ~ perfect, bot he lad a
euaaty. and a 0uasty shat could not be
ignored f1sat was a.. his own.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-12-20
Eminent Citizens Testify to
Positive Cures by His I'M
proved Homeopathic
Remedies.
THE TRUTH FROM
HONEST PEOPLE.
RHEUMATISM. CsTARRH. DYsPEP-
STA AND THE MOST OBSTINATE
DISEASES CURED HN THESE
WONDERFUL LITTLE
PELLETS.
Ask Your DruREIst for MUNYON'S
Guide to Health, select "a 25-Cenr
Remedy and Care Yourself.

Mr.. Newton Benedict. real estate. loan
agent and notary Pabklc. t5s Ninth street
Oakland. Cal. says. I'VE have h@ea US
ing Munyon's Remedies for some time in
our family for illness In both adults and
children. aud We desire 10 saw that we
have used them With marked success
Munyon's rheumatism Cure seldom
fails 20 relieve IA one 20 three hours. and
cures IN few days. Price &c.
Munyon's Dyspepsia Cure positively
cures All forms OF indigestion and stom-
ach trouble. Price 25c.
ia and breaks up a cold II few hours.
Price 25e.
Munyon's Cough Cure stops coughs.
night sweats. allays soreness, and speed
ly heals the lungs. Price. 25c.
Munyon's Kidney Cure speedily cures
pains In the back. loins or groins and ali
forms Of kidney disease Price. &c.
Munyon's Headache Cure stops head
ache in three minutes. Price. &c.
Munyon's Pile Ointment positively cures
all forms of piles Price. &c.
Munyon's Blood Cure eradicates all I'M
Munyon's Female Remedies are a boon
TO all women.
Munyon's Asthma Remedies relieve I'm 3
minutes Aud cure permanently. Price. 81.
Munyon's Catarrh Remedies never fail.
The Catarrh CuTe-prfce 2Sc-eradicates
tarrh Tablets-price. &c-cleanse and heal
the parts.
MUNYON'S Nerve Cure is a wonderful
nerve tonic. Price. sc.
Munyon's Nitalixer restores lost vigor.
Price. 81.
all druggists. mostly &c a vial.
Personal letters 10 Prof. Munyon, 1905
Arch street; Philadelphia. Pa. answered
with free medical advice for any disease.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-12-20
THE SEATTLE ACKNOWLEDGMENT SUNDAY. DECEMBER 1885,

erzl use Is shown stkn more strskinEfy ~
the Increase IN tAe number % messages
TO each 10 tzazbltanfx- BY years these
figures are 1Sse. SIS: 1877, s54 lisa IL:
Isss 12E, 1854. 1z-S. 1sz6. ira In the
island OF Tszo. Or Hokkaifo. tire latest
xove-ruent reports show TIA. I1s8 z.es-
gxges were sent for every fse Anaa bsssnts-
In Tokyo. Yokohama. kozs- and Osaka
there are telephone exchanges. ard TIE
two former ard Ire rx0 ztsar csfse= are
also En e9sepaorie ccrreetsoz with each
other Everywhere tl1s number % sub
sc-fherS Is increasing. and the telephone
like the telegraph. has proved good in
vastrae11 IRE totaA leng-h q wiree IN
1850 was 7ss raIsaS, IN ise4. f,s1i miles: in
1850 ~ miles. g 1854. AL miles. Last
year the r-cespSs were a az yen. or &1.-
s175o. and The expenses a. - yen. or
sis. IA. TIE rate for fve-ninuts con-
ve-sztioE IN Yokohama or Tokyo Is sen.
equal 10 % cents. and l. cents for the
same length OF conversation between the
two cities. Public cal stations ara cen
venIeatly located
HERBERT I. RETCE.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-12-20

Pies SeEFed permission - cone Ur<ser the
Tase ard t2ere<ere protection OF toe great
Saw power. aid To-Day al are she car 8
willing subjects
Tasse are Ewo q tae features that tsnt
% make this nation the mighty power Il
= Fer every part OF It's dcnsin there
IS orr ara the same government u gov
ernmens shaS enters into every part ~ tns
peor1@sS nfe; shat directs. r~sfrafns. guides
ard sncoursEes xhen1 in the most minute
details The people WHO are thus gov
srnrd not oE4y Dc not rebel. aat are glad
10 - under such government. and 80 long
as This Is trEse 80 long VIII the Russian
empire ~ one OF ths greatest powers ea
earTh.--c nieago Record.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-12-20
Ihn Parent Of In.an,nis.

To- parent OF insomnia or wakefuiness
- ia nfss cases CaE e. fea. 4 evspepttc
Stomach Good digestion gives sound
sfasu. fudtxeetiau iuterferes NEth g. The
brain and stomach - snE'a htzs- Cue %
~ sae xAsfrfs organs IL = disturbance az
rh= great nerve engre pot. The brain. Tn
ssvnyafe fha stomach. au1 yna reRt 0re
..r.stftars4r2 70 fhe great cen ~. A ggosE
ra.fsNi~ RE- fefne for the EgT4osa l. Hos
fatrsrs# stomach fRstters " ateh IS far
g.-sgeYR nls so En&neral sestat8ves and poW-
e~gal narcotics. ~Atca. fao1EG Trey nay
ia brain son cease en- act. ard snEsri~
= hiw tufnTA fns tone - he stomach. TIE
fftst~rs on Ehe coGEraf4. restore activity
20 che opeFAt3atts OF taat Ala~5fAE74f tar Z
rsAerfgtS fr soand s4eeD ard tranquil
ST9ta oe tha nervous system A wnelr-
sssse impetus Is Akewls gwen % tns 49,
so. q fae lfVer an8 b8xesS - - Use.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-12-20

Iastt- Gotham I~ants DIED AZ hts bore
IN pragssence. H. g.. 80 ez-ser snerH1ax
sslsr lingering aziBsss- Re wax one 81
Elk b-ogssrs 20 sasgsr tse cz1l - Ahra-
h&us fzacoln for grooE@ - hs3a PIX aoS2
sSs .&besll3a- A. al ssxys1 IL tie va.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-12-20
INTERNAL ADVANCES
sry-FIGHT RAILROAD TRAINS
DAY ON ONE ROAD.

~..ta Development I'm the line of
u~sf@rn Industrial Improvement
railroads Fast building
Tarough the CoHptry-DocLyar
Engaging ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
sad Telephones Extending late
,he fnferfor--The Opportunity for
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