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The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-12-09
iiINTEiiSs'lg.E.E.

IT is now expected that Rev r. w.
Webb VIII be employed by Rev DR.. j.
Powell Garland. Presiding Elder. as
supply for uuatersville NJ T.. church,
South. during this conference year.
Rev Nirginius Wrenn, who is now
lying at St Ninccnt's, having broken
his leg by Il fall last week. is doing az,
we'll as conld be expected. His friends
long 10 sec him out again. This good
man has rented a room at 62G Central
avenue and furnished it with books and
furniture for u reading room. where
young men may spend an hour during
the day or d; nigh; In profitable employ
mcnt away from idleness, temptation
and scnsUa bilitY.
Last night Mt 7:&0 O'clock marriage
bells rang out in the union IN holy we'd
lock OF A!r. John Henry Parker. of this
town, and Miss Mary Elizabeth Seelcy.
at Cottage Toll bridge. a mile in the
country. the solemn ceremony was
performed by Rev. j. w. Moore. of
Queen street NJ. II. church. at the resi-
dence Of the brides parents. She re-
cc!ved many nice presents and the cou-
pie the cordial CONGRATULATIONS of their
friends. who enjoyed the whole affair
from the beginning through the de-
l.Ghtfu reception lasting until a late
hour. Mir and Mrs. Parker will reside
at the corner of Central and Washing
ton avenues. where the groom is CON
Quoting Il fine grocery business.
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will be conveyed to Princess ANN,
Siounty TO be inferred in the family
bulying ground.
THE Gypsy Queen" one,.e,t, h,. ,,,o
JeWeis OF Park Avenue Baptist church
at hlrn Hall last night drew ., crowded
mouse. Ihe postponcment from last
week douhtiess gained for it In all its
S,a,l , OF success. That Brambleton
onstrated to the satisract4nn Of evnr,.
neInoer of the delightful audience last
hlsht. Too much cannot be said for.
MISS Nellie Eckles in the CHARACTER of
toSalle' whose graceful movements and
pf nc OF l1i expression won the applause
y. un. MISS Ruth Fulford as Mother
Grunt and Miss Mamie Williamson ne
Falry Queen were much admired. and
i.-'s Louise Gale as elocu;ionist was en-
corcd. Not one on the stage failed to do
her part We'll ~ w
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Police Court Record,

Justice Tomln was absent from his
oehch yesterday and Justice Dalton pre-
sided in the Police Court in his stead.
1he case of Morris Coslee, quarter
master of the Merchants and Miners
steamship Fairfax, who accidentally
shot William Wilson, colored aboard
that vessel Monday afternoon. was
called, but was continued until Satur-
Gay. The prisoner was rebailed in the
sum of 500 Wilson is at St. Nincents
Hospital and despite the bullet in his
head he is doing quite we'll.
THE THIRD OFFENSE' PENALTY.
Archie Pryor, colored, charged with
stealing q quantity of groceries from
John Il. Lowe, was arraigned on two
charges of pet!t larcenySand given fiji
teen days i'll Jail on each count. He will
De anraSned On 4 third charge at the
expiration of these terms and will pro-
oably be sent on to the grand jury, I'M
der that clause of the statute making
a third offense" of petit larceny q
felony.
AN INTERRUPTED MARRIAGE.
Some ten days ago Deputy Clerk Cole
man had to issue a marriage license at
o'clock in the morning TO Charles Ar
thur, an actor. and Dottie Sinclair, 4
1enlzen of the tenderion. Since then
the ceremony has been deferred from
day to day until Monday night. Arthur
'"9t patience WFth MS br!de-elect and
asSaul.ed her. At her instance he was
arrested. but is now Frustrated in the
jail hospital as a result OF cigarette
smoking. He was consequently unable
10 appear in tine Police Court.
OTHER CASES TRIED.
Amanda Smith and Page Clary, both
colored. fighting; fined $3.50 each.
Elnora Moore, colored. drunkenness
ana assaultinG an officer; fined Sc.
j. y, Carroll. threatening his wife: re-
CURED to furnish a SO bond To keep the
peace for twelve months
Clarence Whiting, colorcd. seduction
Of Mamie Lewis. colorcd; continued till
neNt Tuesday and the prisoner bailed
in the sum of 5000.
John Primer, cO!oved, unlawful shoot
ing; continued tn to-day aud the pr!s-
cTer bailed in the sum Of $25.
Suits Entered.
SnGw J1lI,iT, \L'n1l-- W II nv:
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CanposteIia Connci,.

Campostella Council No. 903. ROYAL
Arcanum, has elected the following Of
hcers; Ira Il. Holt, regent; L. ]. oliver,
wee regent; {. Koch, orator; ]. S. Les
STILES, past regent w. NJ. Simmons. sec.
rotary; Il. w. Curdts. collector; Thomas
u. Hare, treasurer; ]. r. MoreIand.
chaplain; w. II. Reeve, guide; John
Spann, warden: w. NJ Newsstand. sem
tnci; Ira Il. Holt. representative to
Grand Council; w. III. Reeve alter.
nate
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Election OF :. Ulcers.

Tidewater Council. No 1902, Royal
Arcanum, has elected the following off,
GERS: Frank II. White. Regent: r. T..
Ridd!ck. Vice Regent; d. j. Martin.
Orator: w. Il. Tower, Past Regent;
Walter II. Russell, Secretary; E. w.
Reed, Collector: Hy. Morris, Treasurer;
George w. Toms, Chaplain; +. II. Rose,
Guide; L. Levy, Warden; John II. Har-
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-12-09

Major c. r. Picton is manager OF the
state hotel, nj Deniscn. Tex, which the
travelling men say Is one of the best
hotels in that section. In SPEAKING Of
Chamberlain's Collie. Cholera and Dlar-
rhoea Remedy Major Picton saws: "I
have used it myself and in my family
for scvcra! years. and take pleasure in
saying that / consider 1t an infallibIe
cure for diarrhoea and dysentery. Y
always recommend it. and have fire.
quently administered 1t TO my guests in
the hotel. ana in every case 1t has
proven itself worthy of unqualified en-
dorsement." For sale by all druggists.
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meteorological, Data

q. ,. Department OF Agriculture,
weather Bureau, Norfolk, Dec. g.
The following observations are record-
ed for the past q hours:
Maximum temperature 81
Minimum temperature .. 40
Normal temperature . AZ
departure from normal .....plus z
Ienine SINCE January 1St.. plus 2SS
iS"ii,nii III 81 hours .................. 0
Siiice Zee. l................ Ito
j. j. GRAY, Observer
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WEATHER REPORT
foree"st ana General Conditions For
To-day.
Washington. Dec. o

washington, DEC. y, 1876.
Virginia: Local showers; fol-
|. RAIN lowed by fair; southerly, shift
Ing to westerly winds.
North Carolina: Fair, proceed
ed by showers on the coast;
southwesterly winds
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FOR RENT.

FOR RENT--Iu West FreCmason street.
rooms, southern exposure, nicely fur
nished: Sas, bath and heat ii required
At moderate terms for gentlemen. Ad-
dress \. r II. nol0
ONE LARGE FURNISHED ROOM in
western part of city, with use of bath:
terms moderate. Apply 81 Yarmouth
street. new number. se2O
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-12-09

ris, Sentinel. Trustees: L. NJ. Allen. w.
II. Hall. !. Moritz. Representative to
Grand Council, w. K. Trower; alter
nate, George w. Toms
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PORT CALENDAR

Sun rises. 7:O7 u. M: sets, 1850 D. m.
Low water, 1921 a. m. and 1873 u. m.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-12-09

FOR SALE.-I have Tor sale. on cas-. terms
q good farm at the CROWNS; town of
Ninial., y, G., on the y. & S Rallroad
Appiyto ii. :. ELEY. 3erklcy, Va
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VALUABLE Butte STREET. PROP

ERTY FOR SALE.
/ OFFER for sale, unon tho most liberal
terms. those three dwelling houses NUN.
hered l22 l27 and 10 on the south side of
West Butte street. They are nearly new
brown stone fronts. brick bodies three
stories high, built of the very best mate
rials. and with every modern convenience
There are no more desirable residences
for sale in The city Possession given AT
once Apply To INV attorneys. S'rARFE
& STARKE, Norfoll' CITY. Va, or tn my
self. DENNIS SIMMONS
no1n--tf Willamston, n. c.
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GENUINE SLAUGHTER SALE!
Price fine Clothing Cut to Pieces Over S25 900 worth
OF fine Custom Made Clothing that must positively
beclosed out by January list, at our
Great Force Sale (!


Prices no object. goods must he sold.
realize one-hplf the actual cost to man
and avoid our everyday rush. Great bn
Mems All Wool Pants, worth $50. now
gSc.
Mems fine All Wool Pants, worth $500.
now Sl.4S.
Mems fine Dress Pants, worth 500, now
Sl.9S.
Mems fine Worsted Pants. worth $500,
now sass.
Mems Imported Worsted Pants. worth
$500 and 500, now S3gS.
Mems All Wool Suits, worth $1,000 now
I.aS.
Mems fine Dress Suits. worth $500. now
S6.9S.
Mems fine Wors,cd Suits. worth $1,000
now S99S
Mems Imported Worstcd Suits. worth
$2; o. now Si29S
Mems fine Beaver Overcoats. worth
$500 now sos
Mems fine Kcrscy Overcoats, worth
Sl5. 90, now SS.9S.
DO not let this once in n life time chan
Ing al extraordinary low prices. Great sa
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-12-09
THE SELECT COUNCIL
Disposed of Much Business at Its Deem
Der Meeting Last Night.
PoLlcEMEA'S AND FlREMEA'S PENSIONS.
Disabled City Employees Mny Receive
Half Pay-GoOdridgc Ordinance
Amended Winter Matter Referred
lower Church street Paving
MILK Report Tabled.

Tho Select Council met In regular
monthly session last evening at 6 o'clock
MIR. Joseph c. Carroll In the chair. and
the following members present: Coun-
cilnen Jones. Jacobs, Kizer. I.owcuhcrg,
Womble. Baldwin. Greenwood. VIII
liams ROLAND, Briggs and Cooper
The minutes of the previous meeting
were read and approved. The minutes
of the last meeting of the Common
branch were also read and concurrcd In
except as follows:
On motion Of Mr.. Lowenbcrg the mat
ter of paving Church street south of
Water street. was referred To the City
Attorney.
The Council concurred in the action
of the Common Council appropriatinr
$500 for additional cemetery improve
mentS.
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beautiful Flowers.

made inlo bouquets, designs, or clusters.
Violets fresh every day.
LEWIS! II CRANKY street.
Always in season. Hopkins Steam Ell
Hominy GIulled CORN Elegant lunch
tn Milk. Quart can. 10 cents.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-12-09

The impurities In the blood which cause
scrofUlons cruptionS are thoroughly Grad.
icated by tiood's Sarsaparilla. Try It,
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-12-09
SPECIAL NOTICES.

LOST--Two bundles belonging to MRS.
+. Q. WOOD, wrapped in Miller,
Rhoades & Co.'S paper If found re-
turn to MILLER, RHOADES & co.
dCS-ltr
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house, or rooms, in
nice locality; rent S25 per month; from
1st January. NJ. B., p. o. Box "a. city.
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s;uifG Entered.

Snow Pump Works VS.. w. II. II. Trice
< Co, ct ais, damages $500.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-12-09

BOARDING.-A gentleman Of middle age
wants n warm room in private family,
price. etc. Address c., care Norfolk
Nirginan. d@S-2t
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WANTED. Live people In every locality
at $500 weekly salary and expenses TO
take orders FOR Christmas goods; per-
manent employment il right. MANU-
FACTURER, p. .. box 5SoS, Boston.
Mass. ocS-2m
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-12-09

LADIES - CIIICHESTER'S ENGLISi.
Pennyroyal Fiils Diamond Drand,.
are the best. safe. Reliable. Take nv
other. Send &C., stamps, for particu-
lars, "Reliet for Ladies'" In letter by
return mail. At druggists. Chichester
Chemical Co, Philadelphia. Pa.
FREE,-NOSEGA Y-FREE-Do you chew
tobacco? If so, send ME your address on
postal card. and ] will n.iIil YOU sam
pie of the improved double thick Nose
gay free. y larger piece for the money
and better quality than ever. Il. L.
WADDILL. agent. box 90. Norfolk, Va
jy23-tt
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-12-09
NEW PATROL SYSTEM

An appropriation OF SI.lO0 was made.
which assures the construction of an
independent system of twenty-five 20
lice patrol boxes.
WATER STREET SIDINGS.
The matter of Norfolk and Western
sidinEs on Water street was then taken
up. Captain Osborne was present. and
explained that only one new siding was
to be laid and two extended. The mo-
ton to grant privileges asked for was
adopted.
Messrs. Womble and Jacobs were an
pointed on the new committee on the
purchase of the Atlantic City bridge.
Mr.. kizer and President Carroll were
appointed on the Harbor Improvement
Committee, but Mr.. Kizer declined. Mr..
Womble was then appointed to act with
the president of the body on the com
mittee.
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FOR SALE.

FOR SALE.
FOR SALE-Buggy and harness. lap
ROBE. storm certain, whip. Apply
MODEL STABLES, Plume street.
FOR SALE.-The desirable residence lot
on Corick avenue, iout Of Bermuda ST..
fronting on MahUne'S Lake. Price and
terms reasonable. Apply to c. w.
koolaGe. losla bermuda St auJ-tf
FOR .SALE-Well built residence on
Wood street; sold for 10 fault; 100 large
bath and all the modern convenicnces:
lot ztb&Xll5: a splendid opportunity for
anyone WShirE nice home. WITH op-
ton on two lots in rear 70 feet xi2J, on
which can he erected three t3) nice
tenement houses. For trrmS. ctc an
ply on premises. No. 60 Wood street
Yny5-tf
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WATER STREET sIDINGs.
NEW BUSINESS.

w bo DIN t.SS.
a petition asking the change of the
name of Reservoir avenue to Forest
avenue was granted.
PENSIONS FOR CITY EMPLOYEES.
The report of the Ordinance Commit
tee and of the City Attorney disprovine
the scheme of pensioning permanently
injured iiremcn and policemen, was read.
as was also an ordinance providing for
n pension equivalent to half pay. but in
no case should 1t exceed $50 a month.
and providing for a medical examining
board.
Mr. KiZcr moved to strike out the lat
ter clause and make the examination
the duty of the city physicians. The
certificate OF any attending physicians
snail also be accepted.
Nh Williams also offered an amend
ment reservinE to the city the right to
repeal the ordinance Mt any time
MIR. Jones offered an amendment pro-
viding that those suing for damages for
injuries should be deprived of pension
pcnehts. The' ordinance was as amend
ed passed.
a communication from the Board of
Health relative to the sale of impure
milk was received and and filed
The entire water matter was referred
To the joint Water Committee.
The overhead wire ordinances intro
duced last night are given at length in
another column.
GOODR1DGE ORDINANCE.
Mr.. kiZer introduced an amendment to
section IL of the "Goodridge Liquor Or
dinance" by striking out the word sec
tion ana inserting the word "ordin-
1ance,' making the section read as fol-
lows:
Sec. 12-All persons licensed to retail
liquors, beer or other Intoxicating drinks
IN this city, shall conduct said business
IN one StOre-rOOn, on the first floor of
the building occupied that is nearest the
street level, and fronting Immediately
upon public thorOughfare under pen
ATTY ON conviction before the Police Jus
tee of a violation of this section of a
me OF not more than 500 ana not less
tnan $40. but nothing in this ordinance
snail be construed as preventing hotels
ana ordtnaries. legally conducted as
such. from serving their guests and
patrons in the dinng-room of such no.
tc! or ordinary with liquors, etc, If de-
sired during meals.
Tine ordinance was referred to the
Ordinance Committee, after which tho
Council adjourned.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-12-09

SALlSSMAN: Understanding cigar bus-
ness desiring employment answer.
Goods sold by sample. on credit. Good
pay expenses, exclusive territory as
o. Box 420. Il. Y. City. ap2S-we.sa
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WANTED Second hand safe; must be
in excellent condition and cheap for
cash. Address with description and
price. SAFE. care NirEininn. deS-3tf
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|BErDI |! ! i }! J,
Eucy EAV0RBTE
!! HRESCRHPT'I
~ EOR WEAp& WOMEN.
HELP WANTED.
F0R WEAp& vvDMEM.

INSTRUMENTATION mechanic,
will work by the day or week, old or new
work. SQUARE, care Nirginlan.
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Fine clothing almostp given away II we
l fracture. we are satisfied. Come at once
rgains to be had. We quote n few OF them:
| Mems fine Melton Overcoats, worth
| $500. now 1888.
Mems Laster Beaver Ovcrcoats, worth
$22.Cp, now $I2.9S
Mems Imported Kersey Overconts.
worth $500 now $l59S
so pairs Boys Knee Pants. worth 5Oc.,
800 PAIRS Boys Knee Pants, worth sl.oO.
| now Toe. 49,
300 Boys All Wool Suits, worth $3.50.
| now Sl.iS. $3.50
300 BOYS All Wool Suits, worth $500
| now SOS. 1870
300 Boys All Wool Suits. worth $500
| and 800. now S39S
80, Boys line Overcoats, worth $500 to
$500, now SLIGO and $i9S.
&c pass at these hard times. Fine cloth
lie now going on. Remember the place.
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WANTED.--A position as salesman in
live. good clothing house by Il young
man OF several years experience and can
furnish excellent references from last
employer, a. well rs others anxious for
employment. Address b., this Office.
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WANTEDA job to Tile band saws; eXpe-
r!enced in mill and saw work ANTIIO-
NY, 507 East Main street, Norfolk.
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LOST.--A poor boy lost sl5.00 on the street.
His Christmas money saved from his
small earnings. If thief found it let
him keep it; f an honest man, return 10
FRANK, care Nirgin.an. de6-3t
NR. ANNA CHEERING. REGISTERED
- PHYSICIAN. Twenty-Five years OK
perlencc. Specialist in DISEASES Ot'
WOMEN ONLY; Private SANlTARIUM
OF HIGH REpUTE. Absolute privacy
AFFORDED. FEMALE REGULArIVE
PILLS, $500 per box. Advice by mail.
1908 E. BALTIMORE STREET,
baltimore Md
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that the market will be unsupported for the rest
OF the time preceding the November eiection'
and the indisposi,ion of large interests 10 giving
any aggressive support to the market during
the week. and the caution of investors al thls
period are sufficient grounds. they think on
WhIch 70 pase operations for lower prces. ne nc
Bank Of England lost l33l 900 bullion to-day ior
Shipment 10 this country. and this amount. WIN
that already arrived engaged and on shippoeasrno'
raises the total gold movement this way TO 49,,
9Sl. i2o. of which S44,..S 500 has been received
Bullion dealers said to-day that the demand
for gold had increased, principally from tne
West. and that the premium on gold Woulu DC
advanced II the inquiry showed any 1urtner
material increase. 1t is now u Of per cent
So far the demand for gold for boarding pur-
poses has been insignificant and not at all IN
proportion to the fuss made over II by certain
element in the Street: and II the movement IN
creases IL will be due more TO the fear inspired by
the idle talk about gold boarding than 10 any
actual change in the political or financial Situ-
atoms.
Railroad earnings in September made bet
ter showing than in August, as Indicated ny
returns received in the last week. and the larger
movement Of products to the seaboard should
give the earnings fOy the current month lnatcrlal
improvement over september and August. or
the fourth week in september siXty-two com
panics showed a gain of more than per cent
against loss for seventy four companies IN Inc
preceding week of more than per cent, While.
according to the estimates made by The fihan-
cial Chronicle" the loss in gross earnings OIL
122 roads 0.+2 per cent, and for August the
loss for about the same number OF companies
2.61 per cent. The increases in earnings
were in great part confined to southern ana
Southwestern railroads. due To the heavy cotton
movement. receipts at Southern ports Tor the
month amounting to 9O1 .Gl3 bales. against 3iS,
00i bales in September, 1S3J The Financia,
Chronicle" computes the gross earnings OF ilu
roads from January at f2,322,s $3.50. an in
crease Of Sll 800 I26 over the corresponding Pc
riod in the preceding year
Closing prices for number Of active STOCKS
compared with the final figures Of yesterday
were as follows:
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FREE COINAGE,
WHAT IT MEANS,
and other issues Of the campaign.
TRIBUNE PUBLICATIONS.

MAJOR M,KISLEY's HOME LIFE--With mn.
merOus handsome illustrations. The man ns
he f. seen at home during the campaign.
receiving visitors. making speeches. ANA
crtOyins the few hours of relaxation.
Eight portraits of Major Mckinley ~ diner.
cnt ages. with pictures OF his mother ana
wife. and Othc: attractive pictures.
Oddities OF the campaign and how his
speeches are prepared. In 81 SNOWY suppie"
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single copies. 1 cent, 10 copies. 10 centss
100 copies. 80 cents; IL % copies. y: DO
REPUTATION REGULATED. - David ~
Weiis's emarkable letter to The Tribune
"Dreukers Ahead" reprinted tn a supple.
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Tribune. and in addition extracts from
.peeche. of w. BOurke Cochran. David u.
Hill and Carl Schurx. all Democrats. \
most effective document for CIRCULATION
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rssIEs OF THE CAMPAIGN.-FOr popular
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Wanted, from ex.President HnrrtsOn's
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priuted from The Tribune, "One United
country" and "Silver Fsilacies Riddied."
from william McI<inicy's letter of accept
nuce md effects OF the BLAND Act ana
law % $500" reprinted from The Tribune.
A most effective. short. campaign docu-
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100 COPIES. 80 cents: lOOO cOpicSs - on.
GOLD AND sILvER.-The Question Of Coin.
rne.-A pamphlet of DV large paRes. COM
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T. 8 Senator William NJ. stewart ON Free
Coinage in which Mr.. HOrr completely
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ON both sides. 70 cents per single copy.
REPUBLICAN TEXT BOOk.-A pamphlet Oe
los large pages. containing many articles
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prepared by Roswell q: Horr. This docu-
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cents per single copy.
WILSON TARIFF BlLL.-Rates compared win
the Mckinley bill. and con tanning also thu
text Of the PopuIist Income Tax law. which
the Supreme Court declared unconstatu"
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WHOLE SILVER QUESTION. IN NUTSHELL
"A famous speech by John sherman.
small brochure. cents per single COPY.
All OF THE FOREGOING. IN ONE BUDGETs
For 50 CENTS.
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en- IN cash per bond at the time Of deposit. as
%%omnensation for interest in arrears. The exist
inc divisional mortgages upon the main me
and air line division are not disturbed u""e'
the plan.
The Galatin Nationa! Bank. at the close OF
,usinoes october q. had loans and discounts OF
Si osI AZ 30 and total resources of Slot-',
81, Gp The capital stock and surplus fund
IL 90" x1 OuO 600 each. and the individual de-
nosits subject 10 check. S3,I2O,41O %
rho Lincoln National Bank. at the close or
busness october &: had loans and discounts 1'
co 5oS l;70 %: lawful money reserve IN bank'
e. co, OK 30 and total resources or Si,:'H,-
az 81 The capital stock was $3OonW the sur
10 fund $500 900 and the individual deposits
subject to check were So"2T'o d
AZ the close OF business october u. me rour.h
National Bank had loans and discounts OF SI ~
iii .I32 So and total resources OF Aoioo.r ,v
The capital stock was $3.2OOOoU the surplus