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The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1896-06-08
POLI'S Still OPEN.
Season in Full Swing at the Popular Play.
house.

Season in Full Swing at the Popular Play
house.
Polls Wonderland theater still re-
mains open, and for this week an ex-
ceptionally fine bill has been arranged.
The cast is made up entirely of Ameri-
can artists, as was last weeks great
one, and it Is headed by one whose
name is a household word. This is Pat
Reilly, the noted lighting crayon artist
and senior owner of the big Reilly and
Woods show. Mr. Reilly is almost a
stranger in New Haven, so Manager
Poll concluded to give our people an
opportunity Of witnessing his wonder
fully bright Irish comedy and his mar
vicious gift of crayon sketching. Sup
porting Mr.. Reilly is an exceptionally
strong and gifted aggregation compris-
ing among others the Metropolitan Trio,
Alburtus and Bertram, Miss Emma
earns, Guyer and Goodwin, Mile. Flora,
Baker and Randall, and Worth and
Marshall. SO long as the Wonderland
remains open our theatrical patrons
need not fear that there will be any
lack of amusement.
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1896-06-08
VIM. Frank & Co.
TS3 Chapel ST.
Extraordinary Values
For our Great Monday Sale.

Our store is crowded every Monday,
and just notice the class of people who
come here They are that class that
look for reliable merchandise of a rep
utable firm. Our buyers have secured
this week large quantity of the best
Of seasonable merchandise, which We
spread before our patrons at a very
small margin Of protit,--so SMALL in
fact, that we are positive these Monday
Prices are Without a Parallel.
WONDERFUL SALE OF $1.OO and $1.25
SHIRT WAISTS AT SOC.
Since our purchase Tuesday of this
week of 1000 Shirt Waists of Silberberg
Bros, GO and 65 Wooster street, New
York, one of the largest and best man
ufacturers Of Ladies' Waists in this
country, we have bought two mora
lots, amounting to 5000 Waists, making
altogether 5000 SHIRT WAISTS, all
of the finest patterns in Lawns and
Percales with the biggest and fullest
bishop sleeves, pointed yoke back, with
very full gathering from yoke to waist,
and best finish laundered Collars and
Cuffs. Not Waist in the lot worth
Less than $1.00 to SLIPS. All at one sale
price, % cents.
SHIRT WAISTS AT soc.
Nothing like these Waists for the
price in the city. The Numbered Col
lars and Cuffs are best finish and shape,
pointed yoke back, and the only 800
Waist in New Haven with large bishop
sleeves
ALL S19S and 1925 WAISTS $15O
oh af g
regular S1,9S and S2.25 Shirt Waists
with Laundered Collars and Cuffs
for one day only (Monday) at $3.50.
The great and only opportunity to get
the Creme de la Creme of Shirt Waists
at popular figure.
MISSES DRESSES SOC.
200 Fine Cambria Dresses, ages to
Il, handsomely made, ruffles and braid,
these dresses are a bargain at 75c. On
sale Monday at 80 cents.
CIIILDREN'S WEAR.
Children's Ribbed Vests, Monday &c.
Infants Shoes Of fine soft leather, in
tans, red, light blue, or black, only
Monday 19c.
Long Cambria Infants White Dress
es, round yoke, ruffle of fine embroid-
cry, SOC value at 19c.
100 styles Long and Short Dresses,
white and colored, 19c to 1898.
20 per cent. discount Monday on all
Short or Long Cashmere Cloaks, and on
Cloth Linen or p. x. Refers.
Children's Corset Waists, cts.
MUSLIN UNDERWEAR & CoRsETs.
Good Corset Covers 4c,-Monday 8
a. m. till noon.
Ladies' Drawers, Hamburg ruffie and
Insertion think of it, 29c.
Special sale $1.50 value Ombrelle White
Skirts, finest embroideries, at CSC.
Ladies' Nightgowns, rows Hamburg
Insertion and tucl1s, 35c or for $1.o0.
Six-hook Corsets, with 4 side steels
and dress form bust, so cts.
WYNN EP a NIX 81 90
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WIN. FRANK & co.
ALL TINT CAN BE DESIRED.

A Most Healthful and Picturesque Resort.
One of the few summer resorts where
health, comfort, pleasure, beautiful
drives and scenery combine to make
ones vacation all that may be antici-
pated is the Highland House at Shrews-
bury, Mass, situated as it is on one OF
the highest elevation in the state, 1t
has a commanding view of Princeton,
Mt. Wauchusett and all the towns of
the state, showing a most beautiful and
picturesque scenery. See adv.
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1896-06-08
Lydia E. Pinkhams Vegetable Compound

Will cure the worst forms of femals
complaints, all ovarian troubles, in.
fammation and liberation, falling and
displacementso of the womb, and conse.
quent spinal weakness, and is pecu
liarly adapted to the change of life.
Every time it will cure Backaciie.
1t has cured more cases of leucor-
rhea by removing the cause, than any
remedy the world has ever known it
is almost infallible in such cases. 1t
dissolves and expels tumors from the
uterus in an early stage of develop
ment, and checks any tendency to can
cerous humors. Lydia E. Pinbham's
Liver Pills work in unison with the
Compound, and are sure cure fol
constipation and sick headache. Mrs.
Pinkham's Sanative Wash il of grea,
value for local application.
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man, why do you invariably ask the
sodawater clerk which flavor he con-
siders best?" $50 I can irritate him by
taking some other kind. Chicago In
tor-Onpan
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GREEFr g. CO.'S

23-INCH BLACK
Figured India Silks. Were retail
ing at 69c. Our price ...........39c yd
24-INCH BLACK
Figured India Silks, regular
price soc to Soc Our price. -. ..55c yd
BLACK ALL SILK
Double Warp Surah, worth to re-
tail soc, at ..................... SOC va
24-INCH BLACK
All Silk Surah at ............... 49c yd
ALSO A SUPERB
Lot of Black All Silk Satin
Rhadame, worth at least SOC. Our
WE ALSO OFFER A BIG
Purchase of "a inch Black All
Silk Satin Rhadame, good value
at $1.00 While they last. 49,. 55c yd
AND A 24-INCH
Black All Silk Satin Luxor lot,
regular s1.00 grade, at only..... SOC yd
UNPRECEDENTED VALUE
27 inch Black All Silk Satin
Duchesse, never sold under SIPS,
A BARGAIN
That has never been equalled.
22-inch All Silk Brocaded midas,
with beautiful figures, every new
shade to choose from. Been re-
failing at SOC a yard. Our price
only ................. .......... 59c va
23-INCH ALL SILK
Brocaded midas, in pure white
and cream, for graduating dress
es Regular price 69c. Our price
...s.,....s ..... ~. ............ 39c yd
ALSO
26 inch All Silk Brocaded Tndias,
in pure white and cream for
graduating dresses. Been selling
soc to $1.00. Our price ........ SOC yd
5 PIECES HEAVY
All Silk Brocade in white. Men-
teal same patterns and as hand
some as any silk at $500.
These we place on sale at the
unprecedented low price 49,. CSC yd
PIECES 24-INCH :.
White Satin for graduating dress
es, at only ............. ........ 39c yd
10 PIECES 24-INCH
White Satin for graduating dress
eS, at only Observation-Disclosures. Soc yd
1000 YARDS
Light Shades Summer Percales,
pretty figures actual value 10c,
our price ....... 80. ............ be yd
1900 YARDS
Printed Lawns, regular price Sc.
Oul plANC O74C u
$500 YARDS
Printed Organizes, in beautiful
styles, at only ............,.... 15c yd
HoUSEKEEPERS' OPPORTUNITY.
800 9X4 Half Bleached Sheets, full
az yards long, with hem, made of
Dwight Anchor Cotton, the best
make to wear made. Actual value
75c. While they last......... o0c each
ALSO
800 10x4 Half Bleached Sheets,
made Of same cotton as above,
worth Soc. At ............... 5Sc each
800 HAMMOCKS
For sale at the lowest prices ever
quoted for quality:
SIPS Hammocks, with spreader,
for ..s.......-. SSc
$15O Hammocks for .............. csc
$500 Hammocks for ............. 81. so
81 80 Hammocks for .............. I.SS
With Spreaders and Pillows.
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DRESS GOODS.


We offer 5 lots in Dress Goods
on Monday that must be closed
out before 8 p. m. Have taken a
tremendous loss on these goods as
we realize the season closes be-
fore July, and we never carry
goods over if less than half price
can sell them. Twill pay you or
any buyer to buy half dozen
dresses.
25c Dress Goods for. 1Oc and 121sc
SOC Dress Gods for -. tic and ESQ
75c Dress Goods for ........... $3.50
All are this seasons goods and
each price contains good assort-
ment of colors.
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1896-06-08
UPHOLSTERY ROOM.

Grand Sale of Lace Curtains.
Lots of from two to three pairs
actually sold at less than half
price, as we do not desire to carry
them until fall, preferring to sell
now at a loss.
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1896-06-08
MAYBE YOU HAVEN'T

Thought where to buy your
Child's Summer Coat yet. Lucky
if you haven't. We're just on top
of the heap-with quality,-and at
the bottom with prices. Children
never looked so nice as they do
dressed in one of our up-to-date
Coats. Ladies tell US they can
buy Bonnet with price saving
here.
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1896-06-08

[onda,y
!, TYRES
BARGAINS EVER KNOWN m
!. Other Goods.
nday prices will continue the same until
ake this the most memorable Bargain Day
ised here but is lower in price than same
this country.
IF g. CO.'S
It less money than was paid for them at
at Auction Sale few days ago in New
here you're at.
LADIES JERSEY UNDERWEAR.
Special offerings in Silk Jersey
yd Vests, with fancy shoulders, actu-
al value CSC, our price 1890. SOC each
LADIES FRENCH Isle VESTS,
I'd neck and square neck very
pretty fronts, with silk trimming,
cheap at $50, our price ..s... Csc each
Va 100 DOZEN
Ladies' Fast Black Lisle Thread
Hose, both in plain and Richelieu
yd ribbed this grade been selling at
SOC. Our price ................ 25c pair
DRESS GOODS.
We offer lots in Dress Goods
I'd Monday that must be closed
out before D. Have taken a
tremendous loss on these goods as
we realize the season closes be-
fore July, and we never carry
vd goods over if less than half price
can sell them. Twill pay you or
any buyer to buy half dozen
dresses.
Csc Dress Goods for. :. 10c and 121ac
W SOC Dress Gods for -. tic and 25c
75c Dress Goods for ........... $3.50
All are this seasons goods and
each price contains good assort-
ment of colors.
UPHOLSTERY ROOM.
Grand Sale of Lace Curtains.
Lots of from two to three pairs
actually sold at less than half
price, as do not desire to carry
them until fall, preferring to sell
now at a loss.
I'd
LACEs.
Always on hand with up to date
Laces at actually half price. Here
are few lots that will last but
a few hours at the prices marked.
LOT ONE.
Fine Oriental Laces in white,
worth 10c, at ..s................5 Be yd
LOT TWO.
Fine Oriental Lace, light effects,
white and cream, actual value
&c., at only ..................... SC yd
LOT THREE.
WI Fine Oriental Laces, inches
wide. Never shown under 25c.
/. These go at .................. 12hc yd
1000 YARDS
Irish Point, Point Venise, Point
Alcon Laces, 10 and IL inches
wide white and cream. Worth
yd from SOC to 75c, the greatest
bargain in the world. We offer
these at ...................... l27sc yd
SOMETHING
yd For the Men and Boys that is
awfully cheap.
100 DOZEN -
yd Laundered White Shirts at soc
each. This is the grandest value
ever offered in mems furnishings.
WI HAVE YOU SEEN
The White all Linen Tray Cloths
we sell at NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. I212o
They're cheap at zoe.
1T YOU HAVEN'T BOUGHT
ch Your Summer Comfortable, We'll
sell you a $175 Quilt for. $1.25
Look at it /; costs nothing to see
the value.
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1896-06-08

That has never been equalled.
22-inch All Silk Brocaded Indias,
with beautiful figures, every new
shade to choose from. Been re-
failing at SOC yard. Our price
only ................ .......... 39c .
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1896-06-08

If the lots not all sold Monday prices will co
they We sincerely mean to make this the most
in history. Nothing advertised here but is 10
goods have ever been offered in this country.
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1896-06-08
L,ACES.

Always on hand with up to date
Laces at actually half price. Here
are few lots that will last but
a few hours at the prices marked.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1896-11-04
THE ELECTION.

Nothing official can yet be learn
ed about the election; however,
the returns as received here by
wire state that Mckinley will un-
doubtedlY receive 25S electoral
votes but this is only guess work
as the dispatches last night gave
Kentucky, Virginia and Tennessee
to Mckinley while today they are
conceded to Bryan. TIE last
nigat dispatches claimed Illinois
1900 strong for the republican
9 candidate but has been dwindlcd
. TO 5000 today.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1896-11-04

The city election takes place the
second Tuesday in December.
The wards will meet IN the near
future TO nominate their aldermen
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1896-11-04
TEN THOUSAND DOLLARS.

:. - L -
!,,,r Judge w, S. Bullock in the cir
( cult court at Tayares. last week
= won judgment Of $40 ooo! for the
plaintiff in the case of Market Tvs.
= Worcester, for SANDER Judge
snB pllock made a speech Of three
ri hours and fifty. minutes. long and
.awas one of the finest and most
II eloquent speeches ever heard in a
III III Florida court room, Z Hudson
Curry, our our sMift1yoppg stsnogra,
-arPhet and law Student, took the
testimono in the case. The. de.
yzifendant in the case is Dr. Worces,
ter the woman doctor that has be
. come noted through this case j
..E III - - e" - #
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1896-11-04
CHANGE OF SCHEDULE.

Oa Nov. Is, the schedule of the
Plant SYSTEM passenger trains
will be changed, very much to
the advantage cf Oca'al and all
principal Florida points on and
after that date the Plant System
will run two passenger trains daily
each way. Through sleepers will
/, then be put on between New York
and Port Tampaapd late r between
1St.1Louis andsPcrt Tampa through
cars will be run. Watch for the
new schedule and post yourself
oD the changes and advantages If
offerss The Plant Syste m is pre-.
pairing to hs1dle and will carry
most of the traffic, 10th . freight
3 and passenger in ard out of the
Estate this winter. Il .t..:.-.,sl
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1896-11-04
HOTEL ARRIVALS:
TIE OCALA.

TIE OCALA.
E Holder and wife, Hartshorne;
II Z Sanderson, Chattanooga; @
G Martin, Beliview;J P Shelley.
J r Moore, St Louis; { G Lett
ner. Dunnellop; J E O'Hearne, c
l. Croft, A G Cooper. lexington
I A Jennings, Savannah, A w
Spain, Louisville.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1896-11-04
MONTEZUAIA.

J P Moody Geo Davis, J Nelson,
X 7 Munroe, ] K Mathews, City;
L F Hewett, Piedmont; g c Mar
tin. Bellview;J J c Lanier, J T &
& K w; r Moore, St Louis; II
b ColliEs, Savannah; Fred Cats,
Detroit.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1896-11-04
ADDITION LOCAL.


A. {. Holland went to Live
Oak today On a few days business
trip.
Raisins, currents. citron, prunes
and I'll kinds of dried fru at Bird
seY & Co.'S
Miss Maud Reardon is visiting
Mrs. Harris Of Gainesville this
week.
Adlsr's celebrated kid gloves in
the new shades. Davidson & Van
EchoP.
Quite a shipment of cukes were
put aboard the north bound I:3o
train today.
Your shoes are kept cleaned
and shining free of charge if
bought from ] A. Rowell.
J. P. Shelley ond J. r. Moore
! of St. Louis are among the visit
ors in town.
Fred w. Cole, travelling freight
agent of the Plant System is in
the city.
The city registration books are
open for registration and will be
open till the 2S.
The latest styj5 styles in fail an d
winter millinery at Mrs. c. A.
! lBrewn's. =, Do not purchase until
4 you have seen her latest styles
Her openin z will take place soon
.when; some Of. the ~handsenss'
pattern hats ever seen In town
will be on exhibition.
Mrs C.. A. Brown has gone to
Atlanta and Savannah to purchase
hsF faA4,stoakS p afS IF IF nFniiAAi millinery e g99fs
J. E, BatganieBoWhp is employ
ed at the Chattefton mines, is ii
4 town on a few days visit. -sa4 Z
t T. .,AtiThe Racket5Top shirts 5
25 and SO; cents; mems under shirt
E25f az and3o cents; mems negli
gee shirts 4Sc; mems good frt
shirts 4zc; mems drawers Is. 2!
ard 27 cents; boys. shirts IS ans
. 22 cents; mems and boys1moleskii
: pants 65c9lcok at.ts before yot
buy. .Gs:s,;1 .r-..5 "a
J.. zIJ.TEh
: a Telegram from High Spring
sta. es: that there. is employment
&. there. for all painters who ma
apply 90 S.::I.a5 Z. >: l5,s =. s 5t@o" @
t-.-s So 3-a-t-Tt gE- - ~--F I-a-- g.sS 4Ez
Il The Champion, boarding hoqs
e is one Of the most popular boa re
ing houses in the city. especiall
: so for. railroad men Try it, /
4 good square meal for. IS cent!
II Pleasant rooms Cheap week.
4 board. One block south of th
:: Methodist church
J DIR. r. P. Izlar1returned to Wa,
7, cross todayto resume his dutie
+ as travelling surgeon for the Plar
: System. .s.1t.
" Attractive styles, superior fl
ish and exquisite patterns in fl
neckwear. Davidson & VanEcho
Like pleases itself, love gives |
something of itself to plea!
- another.
r Let us be careful in our sele
= Z ton OF city officers in the ne:
: election and have only men Wi
> Ocala's welfare at heart.
Latest styles Decona hats at
A. Rowell's-best hat ever SO
for s..
y every duty we omit obscur
- some truth we should hay
a known" ."-Ruskin.
@. T. Williams has secured Il
services of Fred Cats, an exp;
rs fenced barber from Detroit, Mic
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1896-11-04

: Some papers print part of the
news al the time.
: Some papers print all the news
part of the time.
The Star prints all the news al
the time.
Take the S.ar.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1896-11-04

second Tuesday in December.
The wards will meet IN the near
future to nominate their aldermen
J. F. Black of Crystal River is
doing big fish and oyster busi-
ness, judging from the amount Of
stuff he ships by express every
day.
Fashionable headwear for men,
all the leading shapes, prices and
qualities Sure to phase. David
son & VanEchop.
Albert Birdsey and bride re-
turned from their wedding tour
F, Yesterday afternoon. We. are
alad to welcome Mr. and Mrs.
BirdseY home. .-
The sale of lands advertised for
taxes in Marion county was re
sumed today. A good deal Of the
land is beipg bid in by cur Local
spectators. < s.:
At Tta Racket-School states.
8, q, 5 and 6 cents, hzsvy legal
cap paper Ioc quire; 48 sheets good
rote paper $3.50 xxx elyelepss SC;
best ink SC; geod pens rs Sc;
PEN hplders 5 fer ic; gopd lead
pencils; c; mar blss 5, for Ie; sand
paper I c; Jack stones 6 zfor Ic;
tops &c; fancy candies.
A cheap religion is like cbea ap
suit of clothes It does not fit
we'll nor look well nor last we1l:
| The shoddy in it cannot be hid. I
, DIR. Kerr B. Tupper, pastor of
t the First Baptist Church of Phila-
, delphia, is delivering a series of
lectures on the 81 ohns" Of history.
, Looking over the list we.fnd9that
. he has left OUT John Smith, TX
A Londona. conrna rcisl house
: offered the heirs Of the late Sir
q John Millais the sum of SI7,5oc
for his last unfinished picture, I'd
be used for advertising purpose s.
9 The offer was refused.
/ It is a curious coincidence tha,
: George w. Legg, treasurer Of Pike
3 county, Ohio, ard George r
al Legg. TREASURES offiPike cotaa ty
III Arkansss, scsptly. prqesd b,
81 default e e ed ss8ts II 2 :sslWa'g fast a
s their legs could carry them.
it Williamson s Gonstaks have /;
y nicely arraE4saet) 9yster9 saloon ia
their Exposition street store. Tht
'e interior of tie building has beer
J. nicely ceiled and waiqY 6 6cpate'
y and partitioned off into four smaI
9 "a rooms with q table ii each. | Ever
" thing is convenientBi arranged t
le serve these dSS!iifGi0ps SiGA%s.fbi bivaless. les.
MIS-. L. G. Noorhsad, tn be
y dressmaking parlor opposite u. Z
IS Waterman's store, is now ready I
ut receive all customers and wi
guarantee them = a perfect Fl
Work done in the latest styles an
III prompt attention given all custom
.. ers. Mrs. |Moorhead has man
friends IN Ocala who will be on
- too glad 10 patronizs her.
X. r. Carroll had a number {
fine chickens stolen night befol
- last. Chicken stealing is entire
q, ~ too common in Ooala and a dilligcl
IL effort should be made to put
stop to it. Several have had the
7. hen roosts robbed this week an
Id they have their suspicious of WI
the thieves are and if caught wi
make it exceedip gly warm for ther
We are pleased TO note in II
'e National Recorder of Oct. 24t
the photograph of our townsma
Isaac +. Eastman, who was war
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1896-11-04

To cure a Cold i'm ono; Day
Take axative Bromo Quinine Tab
lets. All druggists refund the
money fit fails toscure. 25c.r :-
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DROP IN WHEELS

La order to make room for o.
wheels I will sell S85 90 bicycles
high grade. for $50 90 and $500
cash. F. E. Bugbee, Ocala, Fla.
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HHOTOD dFI
"a BIG FINDsI1 t1ta"L... = I
p. .ssj I4.s = Isf3EssSz - r. -3iJ ?
C. A. NASH

IA BIG FIND.iQ s1sa"o9 ST
ss.oIt. makes .yc'fi Happy when you
Q find something svanSbIe, doesn't
z!1t?b Giya us aEvisit- and you'll find
prices so far below what. you .ex-
I p4f7fftea Ip4f7ffte -thcy would be-, thar you'll
begin to think you are finding
yaluables4wbjch will be tie case
; exactly, for a BETTER stock never
i, wes gathered together. : Bring in
.dyour sJewelFyr tsstg-we'll satisfy
49, e3}'ee,wt2d b1ri ID " apJ
lA.gzg. UEaHIETT.
- Jeweler, Ocala, Fla.
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LI1G1HT 8 HT As A FEATHER,

staunch as the Pyramids, indie
,structlbIe, upsmashable and econo-
micaI:r we guarantee absolute
trunk satisfaction. We have all
Z pslces5a all Qualities ard all STYLES.
v& L hereiaresnaD any bargains in this
dstore just: now s4rThe time to buy
IS when. somebody; else wants to
sell. We want to sell.
The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1896-02-18

Last week we stated that Sen
ator Dubois did not vote on the
silver bill which passed the Sen
ate. That was an error. The
Congressional Record says that
Mr.. Dubois was paired with Sen
ator Smith in favor the bill. We
endeavor give credit where it is
due, and readily make this cor
rection. But we believe that Mr..
Dubois is as good a silver man
as possible considering the gold
party to which he belongs, and
also believe he would support
John Sherman for President on
the Republican ticket, in prefer
ence to an outspoken silver man
on any other ticket-all for par
ty policy.
The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1896-02-18

Judge Morrow, of the United
States District Court in SanFran-
cisco, decided % few days ago
that q Chinese born in this
country is a citizen of the United
States, and as such may leave
and return to this country at any
time he pleases. The decision
was made in the case of q China
man who arrived in SanFrancisco
from China recently, and was de-
barred from landing by the col
lector, on the ground that he was
laborer, and as such barred out
by the exclusion act. The China
man was born in SanFrancisco
and had been to China on a visit.
The United States district at
torney argued that q Chinese
could not be a citizen of this
country, even though born here,
under the fourteenth amendment,
to the constitution. Judge Nor
row ruled that a Chinaman born
here is q citizen of the United
States within the meaning of the
citizenship clause of the four
teenth amendment, even if he is
not citizen of any state. The
case will be appealed to in the
United States Supreme Court.