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The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1896-03-15

A Democrat in Western North Caro-
lima writes: please send the Daily
News and Observer to Mr.. lie is
for sound money, but says that he has
faith in you as good Democrat, not
outstanding he differs with you on the
money question. Z"
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LADIES. make big wages doing
pleasant home work, and will send full
particulars To all sending pct. stamp
Miss NJ. A. STEBBINS, Lawrence, Mich
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Mr.. Joseph 4. Robinson, edi-
tor Of the GoIdsboro Argus,
stands good chance Of securing an
appointment in the consular service.
I'VE hope it is true. He is well quail
fled and is a sincere and earnest sup
porter Of the administration policy.
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The Greensboro Record prononnces
fake the statement that "a prominent
man of that city going home late last
night fonnd another man in the room
with his wife, It says that there is
no foundation whatever for the story.
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1t is said that Kentucky gold CON
tractionist, when on his deathbed, sent
of saying his prayers, made them
This is a brand new route to heaven.
Atlanta Constitution.
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ZOE REV.

House on South Mcdowell street; six
rooms, with modern conveniences. APP
ply to Mrs. Fl. V. Watt, 12s West Har-
gett street.
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NOTES AND COMMENTS.

The Baltimore Sun says sound
money men of all parties viii vote in
the next Presidential election for that
party which declares most plainly for
sound money"
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NOTICE TO CONTRIBUTORS.

Communications and items of news
intended for publication in The News
and Observer shoula not be addressed
10 individual members of the staff, but
simply to The News and Observer.
All communications must be accom-
named by the authors real name. No
executions will be made to this rule.
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Honest Values, Honest Workmanship and Honest Quality

egradhg gd ever a stepping lea h GOAL,
summer
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A GENTS sell the only self working
"A skirt suppe rter TOR shi' waists and
belt - safety pins neat, dainty. elegant
Big offs 5. J. & w o. simmons, Boston,
Mas.
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VA "A NTEB, by house Of twenty ears
willing 10 lea our business. then 10 ravei,
all ex penses paid, or to do office wOr4 and
CORES ondence salary $50 co EGcloae
s. Ii addF, sed stamped envel pc 70 A r..
ELDER, Manager, care Daily News and Oh.
server.
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Clothing and Gents furnishings

THERE'S gomelng about u yo have
uEnowo have land 0 give
we eyou tapordo
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For the first time in its history the
city of Rutland, Vt, has gone Demo-
cratic. Wings and Republicans have
been chosen to Office by the voters of
the municipality, but never until the
other day was full fedged Democrat
in Rutland permitted to taste of the
sweets of an elective office.
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The Greensboro Record says that
DR.. r. X. Gregory has received hand
some sterling silver medal, awarded by
Wedderburn q Co, patent attorneys
at Washing ton, for meritorious inyen-
tons, DIR. Gregory's inventions being
his bicycle tire and brakes. There
we're 800 contestants in the race.
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Angry Mother-in-Law-You never
came to inquire how / was coming on
during my long illness.
Son-in-Law-Bu I felt it all the
same. / didn't make parade of my
feelings, but / looked over the mortu-
airy report every morning in the hope
Of seeing your name. Tammany
Times.
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5tetson Spring Style Hats

ehavest sfono
CROSS & LINEHAN.
Evening journal., 1896-05-15
THE MILL GROUND SLOW,
And Only a Small Grist Was Turned Out
No Use For the Gold Mounted Scales.

And Only Small Grist Was Turned Out
No Use For the Gold Mounted Scales.
There was not enough business In the
Municipal Court this morning to call for
the removal of the scales from the huge
safe In which they are kept. snd the
keeper of the weighs and measures did
not go to the trouble Of unlocking the
ponderous doors.
Chancellor Nicholson was visitor at
Court
John MulavRn was arrested by Officer
Scott. drunk at Front and Market streets
He promised to leave the city forth with,
and was allowed TO 20 on that condition.
Robert Dougherty WAS charged with q
like offense. He was at Front and
Tstnall streets when Officer Welch
captured him. He pleaded hard to be
allowed to go but Judge Ball thought a
fpe o. 81 and costs would do him good
Carmen Terry and Michael Dominick,
two small Italian boys, who have consti =
tuted themselves assistants to the dog
catcher, were charged with trespass on
the premises of William B Clerk at
Ninth and Walnut streets. They were
turned over to Agent Stout, who will
adjust matters.
Evening journal., 1896-05-15
that ROBERTS BOON.

An Addicks Leader Declares That II Is
All Rot. Aud That Both Fraim Aud
Roberts VIII Sing Small.
"George w Roberts is not Mr.. Addlcks'
preference for Congress. declared a
prominent Addlcks leader to an EVENING
JOURNAL reporter this morning. The
statement OF such prefere ace was sent
out by one Roberts's former associates on
the staff of theMornIng News. and Roberts
doubtless inspired the article He and
Mr. Fralm are IN the same boat They
will take what they can ge' and not be the
standard bearers OF our paw. Hundreds
OF our men would never va. . for Roberts
for Congress He is not statesman In
any sense. and far from popular with his
political associates. Me- Add chs will
set up good ticket and II Fraim and
Roberts figure on Ii their names will be
found near the bottom and not At the
top
Harry A. Richardson may be induced
to run for governor. blt II he declines
positively then DR.. Iran r Burton will
be In the lead Toe friends OF Roberts
seen to have lost sight of Congressman
Willis. but when the fight c)mes on he
will be very much ia evidences. In short,
the Roberts boom is all rot. 4"
Evening journal., 1896-05-15
WILMINGTON Nsws NoTes.

An original pension has been granted to
Susanna HILBERT, Of Wilmington.
Rev. 4. NJ. Pilchard HIS notified the
official board Of Scott NJ. y. Church that he
will ever his pastoral relations with the
church on May "a.
-Wooddale quarries viii supply the stone
for the $50 COO snuff mill It Yorklyn.
-Travei over the new Pennsylvania rail-
road Delaware river bridge will be resumed
on sunday.
Art stained glass. Etching and silvering
on glass. Beve led glass a speciality. Bailey
and Mammele. l5 East Fourth street.
Missionary services will be begun rext
Sunda.. first In Christ p. E. Church, Brandy
wine humdred, and next In st. Thomas
Church, Newark.
Whining onians who frequent the woo7s
and creeks say that snakes are unusuall
scarce this year.
king street. from Eleventh street out. is
being gra1ed preparatory 70 paving The sur
plus earth has been removed from Fourteenth
70 Sixteenth street and spread on the park
drive.
Bailey and Mammele. paints, oils. glass,
etc. ID East Fourth street.
"A new shaft WAS put ia the steamer Re-
public yesterday afternoon. Workmen are
employed on day and night.
The funeral of Michael OfBallhan took
place from st. Paul's h Q. Church this morn
ing. Rev. j. +. Connolly celebrated requiem
mass. Int rment was at Ashland.
Evening journal., 1896-05-15
A Ron Of Iron Instead Of Pennies.

Last Saturday Theodore Crossan, an
engineer on the B 4 o railroad, went
into a store on King street TO make
purchase. Among the change which he
reviewed was a roll ln which he supposed
we're twenty five pennies He did not
open the roll but that evening gave IL In
payment for n purchase at another store.
Later the latter storekseper informed
Mr.. Orossan that the roll contained
twelve pennies and a roll OF iron. Six
pennies were on either side OF the iron 20
that detection OF the spurious metal
could not be made without unrolling the
paper. Mr.. Crossan does not care for
the less Of thirteen cents, but says that
the case Is fitting one for "Uacle Sam. .
Evening journal., 1896-05-15
VOL of mo 0nvaI.

When Sheriff ellis made up bis diary
last evening he bad four sales TO his
credit The Thirteenth aud Dure streets
property Of George w. Booker aud Al
bsrt Whitesell was purchased by J.
Ernest Smith for $100; he also purchased
for 81 500 the Sarah J Provost property
at Seventh and Poplar streets, and for
800 the Frank ia Jackson property at
seventh and B1ttonwood streets O.
Wesley Weidln paid 81 600 for the Rob
ert Pyle house on Adams street, between
Ninth and Tenth streets
Evening journal., 1896-05-15
That Crane Hook Monument

Nothing definite has been arranged for
the dedication OF the mopument TO mark
the cite OF the old Crane Hook Church
near the mouth OF the Christians river
Joseph Jenkins gave the stone which has
been prepared by Mr. Jones The dedlc l.
tory services will probably take pace
next week Ex City Solicitor George A
Elliott has received for presentation to
Samuel A Ja,kson, John g Jackson,
Mas l. F jackson and Miss Elizabeth
Jackson, Eners OF the land, engros Sc d
copies OF the resolution Of thanks tend
cred them by the Delaware Historical
Society for permitting It to erect a monu
ment on their land
Evening journal., 1896-05-15
More Complaints About Liebfr.

The tug Nouparsil towed an oil tank
barge to the Llebig Chemical CRmpAny's
wharf this morning. Complaints are
still made that the oil from the compa-
nYs works Is allowed to f)w into the
Christlana Said a rivsrmsu TO an EVEN
ING JOURNAL reporter this morning:
About o'clock last night tbs urfacs
OF the river was covered for several
inches deep With the oil. and It would
have been ess7 to scoop It Ia by the buck
etfull The smell from IL was terrlbl Q
and the thing has bscome almost as much
a nuisance as before.
Evening journal., 1896-05-15
KNIGHTS TENPLAR ATTEND CHURCH.

st. Johns Commaudery Hears a. Sermon
by Rev. A. N. Keigwin At West Pres
byterian Church.
st. Johns CommAudery. No. /. Knights
Templar, appropriately celebrated Ascen.
sion Day last night by attending service
at West Presby yterian Church About
$50 knights assembled st their hall aud,
led by Past Eminent Commander Psrke
Postles and accompanied by the First
Regiment Band. they marched to the
church The commandery presented a
very soldierly aud impressive appearance
The middle row OF seats had been
reserved for the knights. aud the remain
der Of the bui ding was filed by other
attendants OF the church.
The sermon to the commaudery WAS
preached by Rev. A N Ksigwin from
the text: Lift up your heads. o ye
gates; and be ye lifted up ye everlasting
doors; aud the King Of Glory shall ,me
In. Who is the King OF Glory2 The
Lord strong and mighty, the Lord
mighty in battle" A pleasing musical
addition to the service was furnished by
the choir Of the church.
Evening journal., 1896-05-15
ABOUT THE PHGNlX BELL.
An Heir OF It's Donor Wishes it Placed
10 the Care OF the Historical Society of
Delaware

An Heir OF It's Donor Wishes It Placed
iu the Care OF the Historical Society of
Delaware.
At the meeting OF the City Council
last night, Communication was received
from Edward Tatnall asking that the
bell In the tower of the Pbenix engine
house be placed In the custody OF the
Historical Society of Delaware.
= This bell was given to the city 0boat
1850 by Joseph Tatnall, grandfather OF
Edward TstnRll The City Hall clock
was presented at the same time when 1t
became necessary for a large bell for the
City Hall. the Tstnsll bell was loaned to
the Pbenix company This bell was
made In England The matter was
referred to the Law and Public Buildings
Committees.
The returns of the elections of the FIRE
companies were received and showed the
selection of Charles H. Welde, Friend
ship. chief engineer; Michael A. Skelley,
Weccacce, first assistant; John P Welsh.
Liberty, second assistant. These men
we're declared elected by President
Baylis, and Welde and Skellsv were
afterwards sworn in by Mayor Jtffsris.
Mr. Oberly presented a Communication
from the Board Of health, In which was
request tor the employment Of an
assistant at the crspatory during the
Summer season when the garbage
gatherings are heavy. II was referred to
the CrematorY COMMITTEE with power to
act
The city treasurer reported the balance
in bank TO be $17 1928 for current ex
penses; sac. 750 special park fund He
reported having received the following
amounts: From Eugene NJ SAyers,
$400; from Edmund Mitchell, Jr, $500;
frtm Isaac @. Pyle, $135 90 from Union
National Bank, interest, fl6s 9S
Evening journal., 1896-05-15
EI,aibuItv OF women as rrustses.

William B.nsroft, OF Wilmington Ia
yesterdays session OF the annual meet
ing of Hicksite Friends in Philadelphia,
offered q resolution providing foe the
appointment OF committee OF both men
Gnd women to decide on the eligib ility OF
women TO serve as trustees of bequests
The resolution was adopted and four
members from each quarterly meeting
were appointed on the committee There
bad been a warm discussion OF the sub
ject before tbe introduction OF the reso
luton The yearly session adj ID Tls5
this afternoon.
Evening journal., 1896-05-15
THE MISSING FACE SUPPLIED.
Charles M. Banks Presents wilmington
Lodge A. o. u. W. with a Olock-The
moguIl;an's Program.

Lodge A. o. u. W. with a Olock-The
moguli;an's Program
At the regular meetlug OF wilmin gton
lodge No / A o U w last evening
Past grand master A B, Jones stated
that while had heard warm words OF
praise relative to the beautY Of the
rooms be had also heard a. least one man
say that thsre was something lacking.
be had looked around at the mauy
happy faces at the meetings but missed
one face. n clock face The man WAS
Charles NJ. Banks, a member OF Whining
ton lodge. Brother Jones then present
ed q handsome clock OF oak, perfectly
matching the furniture In the lodge
room
Trustee Caleb S Watson, on behalf OF
the lodge accepted the handsome present
and said that every time the pendulum
swung II would remind the members OF
the donor. A rlsing vote OF thanks was
given TO Mr.. Banks.
Charles Whann presented a handsome
picture representing the National Con-
gress Of 1868. gift from Frank f..
Stdham. This was hung In the reading
room, and rising vote OF thanks ten
dered the donor.
After this session special buugls OF
wilmington O0nclaVe NO, ~ M0gullan3
was held at which IL was decided TO
invite the members OF Liberty Con-
clave No 10f TO a special bunzls on the
evening OF June IL. Tbs Wilmington
band under charge OF Professor Susie
Gillimoor Murch will escort Liberty from
It's hall TO the rooms Of After the
buugle a Cue banquet will be given 70
which all Mogullians are invited. The
COMMITTEES OF arrangements consists OF
N l. Henderson, O. NJ. Murch, J f.
McManus. John @. Sasse, Jr., and
William O. Bolgiano
IL was decided that uniform consist
Ing OF white linen duster, and white soft
felt bat be adopted for the conclave and
next Thursday evening the uniform will
be exhibited
On May 20 the oiiicsrs Of the Whining
ton Donclave will conduct An initiation
for Liberty Conclavo when half a. dczn
will be injected with the lymph A mum
ber Of the members Of WILMINGTON will
aleo be present
Wilmington Conolave Is arranging for
lawn party at Mogullian JRckson's
home Ia Bancroft's Blnks, which will be
proceeded by short street PAT Rde This
affair will come of as soon as the mem
bers are uniformed.
Evening journal., 1896-05-15
DOUBTFUL oF HoLoINe JONES.

DUPONT Republicans Hope TO Have the
Case Postponed Until Next Session.
WASHINGTON. d @, May Is The
Senate Republicans we're much more
doubtful yesterday Of being able 10 hold
Stewart and Jones, OF Nevada, to help
them seat Colonel DUPONT when the vote
Is taken this afternoon at o'clock but
they think they eau get the ssslstal CO Of
the Nevada Senators in having the case
postponed until next session, which Is
what they want II they cannot com mand
q aiorlty 70 seat Dupont.
Evening journal., 1896-05-15
sarah Cor q coated the shoes.

Sarah Lewis. colored woman we'll
known on the cosst WAS seen by Officer
Welch trying 70 dispose OF pair Of
patent leather shoes When asked who
the articles belonged to she claimed they
we're the property OF her son. Tho story
did not 90 down with the oifiser who
locked her up on charge OF iarcency
The ownership OF the footwear was
looked into aud they were claimed BY
David Lesham. OF East Front street
where she had been working. Mrs.
Lsshsm claims she also lost two pen
knives and some money.
Evening journal., 1896-05-15
WHITNEY BILL PASSED.

May Lead to an Advance In Bay state
Gas stock In a short Time.
II. L. Evans 4 Co. have received the
following Biy State advIces from their
New York aud Boston correspondents:
NEW YORK, May 15-Tns prospects
Tor the passage of the whitney bill in
Massachusetts, Legislature stimulated the
buying Of Bay Stats Gas stock yesterday /,
but the Addicks interests were quite
large buyers aud Mr. Addiclrs teegraphed
friends In New York that B y State Gas
common would sell at % within three
months or equal to 90 In New York
market
Boston, May TO- Have nothing new
on gas Whitney bill passed Legislature
to be engrossed yesterday. Expect some
excitement and possibly higher prices at
opening.
Evening journal., 1896-05-15

other cases. and unless tie dellnquents
pay up they will be arrested
A plea OF nolle prossqul was entered 10
the case of John Malsscalzs, accused Of
emb zzlement
II Is likely that a session will be held
tonight to wind up the criminal busi-
ness.
Evening journal., 1896-05-15
Was Druuk aud rres.pas.,nx.

Shortly after 10 o'clock today Officer
Peterson discovered John Fitzgerald
lying in the hallway of a bouae near
Sixth and Penn street vecy drunk aud IN
very dirty condition he was locke up
and will appear before Judge Bali 10 the
morufnO
Evening journal., 1896-05-15
EvsnreIIst Hou.ton 20 olo.s.

Olivet Presbyterian Church was
crowded to the doors last night TO hear
blird Evangelist Houston talk on the
subj ct OF the Good for Nothing Doc
tore" His sermon was one OF the most
interesting OF his series. and seven per
sons made professions OF faith. His
subject for to night will be "The Would
Be Suicide" There will be no meeting
to morrow night and the meetings will
close on Sunday night.
Evening journal., 1896-05-15
stewart Not a Candidate.

Ex Postmaster Daniel F. Stewart says
that he Is not a candidate for The gov
ernorship or anything else. He made
this positive declaration to an EVENING
JOURNAL reporter at Ninth and Market
streets this morning.
Evening journal., 1896-05-15
narka Meet Hearr westher.

The barks Hornet from Guantanamo,
and Marion s. Harriss, from
Jamaica. which arrived at the Della
ware Breakwater yesterday, experienced
heavy Weather on their way North,
The Hornet had her boats and galley
stove. bowsprit started and sails burst,
besides sprinRlng leak Anchors also
got adriit. The Hsrrifs also suffered
considerable injury
Evening journal., 1896-05-15
WIN Look Up tho rorrsns Law.

George W. Bash. Washington Hast
ings aud A l. Johnson have been ap.
pointed a committee OF the Wilmington
Boar Of Trade TO examine into the Tor
rens Real Estate law. with a view to ask
ing for It's eractmsnt by the next Della .
ware Lepislature,
Evening journal., 1896-05-15
Adjourned Sale Of ratnalI Lots,

o sing to the storm on the 11th the
sale OF B ulevArd lots aud the other
unsold properties advertised In said sale
will be offered at an adjourned sale to bs
held on Saturday, May 1G, at 3 o'clock,
A. Eighteenth street and the
Boulevard. Particulars may be had from
the executors, No 712 Market street, or
their attorney, Thomas Davis. Esq.
Evening journal., 1896-05-15
Resa From DrownInr

About 10. 80 o'clock this morning au s
yesr-oid boy named Michael Devices. liv
ing at No 9ll f tst Eighth street, fell
of the wharf AZ the foot Of Ninth street,
into the BrAndywine He was rescued
whel nearly drowned BY & boy named
James Toner and taken to DR. Frlst's
oface, where he was resuscltated aud
thenAent home he Is none the worse
for his experiences
Evening journal., 1896-05-15
a New 1Ime-rahIa

The EVENING JOURNAL has received
the new tlme-table OF the p, w. & B.
RAILROAD which will go into effect at z 80
o'clock on Sunday night A number Of
important changes IN the time Of trains
over the road are made Ia It..
Evening journal., 1896-05-15
Flsh-5 Gents Per Pound-Fish.

Sea trout direct from the oce.n daily.
a. 7. A MeClure's fish stalls, Eighth
street market
Evening journal., 1896-05-15
To Prearh An nnrnr.

Rev. J. F. McSberry, who is the guest
Of Rev d J Flynn in Wilmington, will
preach both morning and night at holy
Cross Church. Dover, on Sunday.
Evening journal., 1896-05-15
Free Euhib,tlon

Something new, Sniiers' Prepared
Tomato Soup Prepared samples given
TO the trade to morrow. n Zimmerman,
35 and 36 Third Street Msrket.
Evening journal., 1896-05-15
EOR SALE

DOR SALE.-sEWING MACHINES, SIS To
n S25; 10 years guarantee; easy terms. All
kinds sewing machines rep aired. Secondhand
machines, So to IS. Send postal l.. NJ. ROCK
fELbER, No. 100 West Seventh street.
EOR SALE - WORKAfEN'S TIME RE-
A. corder. Will record employees time at the
rate of 100 per minute. Apply second floor.
No. liz French street.
EOR SALE CHEAP--A BRAND NEW
~ typewriter. cost 500. Apply second floor
No. ll2 French Street.
Evening journal., 1896-05-15
Thn nina neferreli

Chancellor Nicholson this morring
deferred until msy 80 the time for fixing
; be dafe for hesrlng argument In the
adoption case OF Doueherty VS. Morlarlty
he then returned TO Dover.
Evening journal., 1896-05-15

ONCE seventh aud KING. Phone b45.
b. I Sri geant. d saler 10 coal and wood
~ srge pea coal for family use
Osk o. pins Wo7d, large load 81 90.
Evening journal., 1896-05-15
NOTIUss.

NOTICE. ANNOUNCE HEREWITH
~ that have returned TO my old stand. s.
w; corner Fifth and Tatnall streets, where l
will again carry on a
BARBER SHOP,
aud where hope to see ali my friends and
customers. Respectfully,
FRANK ZORGER.
Evening journal., 1896-05-15
YOU'VE TRIED THE Top
i notch tailor; clothes satlsfac-

YOU'VE TRIED THE Top
i notch tailor; clothes satisfac-
tory. prics not.
You've trieo the cheap tailor: price
satisfactory, clothes not.
How about the best ready made?
We have them for less and more.
but $40 or Sl2 is enough TO pay for
pring Suit.
A Serge Suit will b. comfort.
Here's as good s you want TO wear
at $40 and Sl2. The Serge is either
blue or black as you prefer; all-wool
bsolutely. The coats are either full
Italian lined or quarter lined with
satin. The tailoring is up TO our
notion-and yours.
Other lots OF Serges for IS. 81 and
Sj-ali-wool and we'll made. Every
seam is sewed with silk.
The best ll-the-year-around Suit
we know of Is Black Clay Diagonal
or good weight. They are here in
either sack or cutaway. Suit all
alike or coat and vet alike with
trousers different Just as you
choose.
Black CLAW Diagonal Suits $3.50,
$40, Sl2 and Sl5.
Coats and vests $3.50, 81 50. SO sl1.
Two new lots of Bicycle Suits ia to-
day. Brown and grey stripe, coats
have flaps on the pockets, so have the
trousers. The trousers have double
seat side pockets. watch pocket and
back pockets. They are strictly ALL
wool-all siz .s-S4. They are worth
Store open evenings.
Strictly one price and II dIssatis-
led with your purchase we will re-
turn your money.
Evening journal., 1896-05-15

& ALESMAN WANTED-SlOO TO s125 per
Omonth and expenses to introduce our goods
10 the trade. Staple line; position permanent,
pleasant and desirable. Address. with stamp,
King Mfg Co.. D. b3 Chicago.
Evening journal., 1896-05-15

-VN5E OLD RELIABLE MASSACHUSETTS,
4 Benefit Life Association desires a num-
Der OF .-ood men as agents. Issues the best
and most liberal policies in the market. To
good men fin si- class contracts Will be given.
Apply TO A. JASLOWSKY. General Agent.
mo kuuftabla Euildfrp.