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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-11
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS

galveston Sept. 10 COTTON quiet. midd.Ing slsc low
mddlng 7. good ordinary. 7'so net and receipts
bales exports t. Great Britain. GiSt cnaswisr
2Sl2 sales 100. stock. ts3lo
Norfolk. Sept lO.-totton steady mlddiing Si.c. low
nlidling nc good ordinary. i6c: net ana voss n,
ce.pts :.l6i bales exports coastwisr LOST sales 5O3
stock. $50
New orleans. sept. io.-Cotton easy. good mlddling
:. middng Size low mLtdlng .,,od
binary ili0c. net receipts IL Sdi bales 1901
exports coastwis- 80. safes. 1850. stock 80 pS2
Savannah Sept io-Coton quiet but steady. mid
ding Is i1c low mldding II i8c; net and gross re
ceips +3i0 exports coastwise. &c. saes sol stock
~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-11
LIVE STOCK MARK EFT

Mex YORK. September 10. INNt
EYES Rec IL 3l3 head. al con
signed direct saugh er-rs with the exception " car
Very few Transactions to-day. AMI irsdns ~ lle
Importance Hume Mullen sod . bulls. $50 III aver
age 81 10 per 100 10 COWS 40 n Al ~ - Feeling
somewhat weak. particularly for. under grades city
beef sides steady 6i.uNi.c NJ
beef 5sGGi.c. Latest cables from LiserpoD ana
London quoted American live cattle weak AZ louIlc per
H. dressed weight refrigerator ieef dun AZ 1i.rsisc
n, American beef II " 9gssc. Creased weight. The
Ornoco took out foI Bermuda today - cattle and 10
sheep tor various No shipments reported FOR
cALyEss-Reeep;s were a,2 mead all for the market.
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DEL. LACk AWA\\t AND WESTERLY X. X;
stations fn New Ori,. foot cf barclay ana
Christopher streets. -
NESTIul LED TRAINS. III IINkN BUFFET
cans pI\ISllI LIGHT

Direct route 20 NEWARK. BLOOMFIELD. MpNInbMh,
THE ORANGES. summit. barlarisfiie bsssns
Ridge Madison Morrst0Nn Fa.s.ic. Idsrsoa p ,sr
ton Dover. >tanhNue. NEWTON BJpbS Ian,
LAKE HOPATCONG. Hackerst WI slH0oLEit,s
MOUNTAIN. Washing, n. pHlLll"SBl RO sAsiu.'
WATER GAP SrRpt DSBiRG Poccr9 Moa.., III
SCRANTON. PIrTSTON NlLkt>BAkkEer M ~,
COKE pANNILfE. NORTH MBEklASHHi ,'a,s,
rose BINGIAMToN OXFORD NOENi1 u. nis-s
VILE. UTICA RCHFlELD sPMNg,SS ~ MIRA
SNRACl'SE. oSNEGo ITHACA. 9MLg, !, y - ali
CORNING BATH lANSNlLLE 81 r. .-a, iI
points WEST NORTHWEST AND >ol -" na,-,,,,in.l
500 \. BINGiIAMToN MAIL stops a. pm
1000 4 M'-(catc car. BUFFALO. scRANT3N s Synh
HAMToN UTICA. RlCHFlELD snhNI 80, Par.
CUSE and OSWEGp EMPRESS fuuhna" -, Chicaro
lor cars connect at Buffalo ~.tN uam W. ~
and points west . ,,.,f vrsRApRE
100 T. M-,Cafe carr SCRANTON VIII H., p.sS
ana ELMIRA EMPRESS Pullman ns''-'
4.oo T. Nj SCRANTON WlLKEsB ARkE ana fh'@
Ol'TH ENl'i..SS Pullman Bufri f@i. .a a, r,p,ss
40 T. NJ DAILY Buffalo NestitG.fd M, Ri'P.
for SCRANTON. BINGIIAMroN ElMit i,aoe,ts at
Buffalo with train for chicago and points wH,s~cuAx
o 60 = NJ DAILY. -IVFFALo. S'kANLoN' S,T'sE
TON ITHACA. RICHFlELp SlhiN"> - i 10
and OSWEGO EMPRESS. Pullman ilnr~, a, "A
TICKETS AND PULLMAN AC'oMMupA IN. oNs 81!
Park Place Broadway. Tickets at iefy ,9Sfh St
broadway III itha,e.. cor. l2h-Si IS Ms,.s, sni
10 Columbus ave- Sew York 33s and - u' , ,,for.
lOB broadway BinonNn. llme-i Atle' HN'"7 49,
nation all stations -, , n, and
WESTCOrT EMPRESS COMPANY VIII eau , ~"
ptai al
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,n.,n.-nrnn in hulk quoted at 10 7Gast shorts sac

Mus,urs-Bran in bulk quoted at 30 7Gas4' shorts SAG
81 ~. middlings sGnsG -
phuade,,ota Sept ic-Ilour dul. uachansed heat
luu irregular CONTRACT wheat. September ",su"'t
o.thsr Eli 4Gii.c No,enber. G2ab-'ec le'einDr o'il
r3.e corn quict nrIn. NJ mixed Sepiehlu' -'"-' -
october .6q2G4c: N'Nemier 3o'tp-o,2, "a S
yv,nk \, white september and october -''sh -
November 2ln24i.c Decrinb,i 2iG-'. Sukts tenn
H. ,,ir demand ufc CHANGED. other articles unchanged
:, Louis Sop, io-Flour unchanged Wheat hsher.
~ md Ce,enber 6iiec Corn higher September. 80
I,,t.r iui.c MD. Nav ~, oats higher Sept"nles'
nc. MAY l,i2c bid. Pork STANDARD mess ne" ~
Lead strong at 81 574a 60 sales III" tons al > o'-
.lln. unNnanh,u.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-11
ALL RAIL ROUTE.

FOR LONG BRANCH. OCEAN GROVE &C.
For Rcd Bank. Long Branch Asbury Park Ocean
Grove. and points south L. Point Pleasant. 40 $50
II 30 4. NJ. 100 3.3O 800 - 30 Red Bank) AS
$50 G:lj T. NJ sundays stop Interaken flr Asbuy
Park and Ocean Grove 300 \. NJ. 400 p NJ
For Lakewood Toms River. Barnegat Park and Barn.-
Ga $50 $50 \ II. 30 i:3O + "
Tor Atlantic city. vneand. and Brige,oa. 40 A ".
30 p. VI.
FIR Monmouth Beach. Seahright and Highland. Of
Nayesnk go $50 \ NJ 1870 AS. 6i5 p NJ Sun
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SANDY HOOK ROUTE.

FOR LONG BRANCH OCEAN GROVE. &C.
From Pier : y r.. foot 81 hector 81
For Atlantic Highlands Highland Beach Norrarde
Rumson Beach Seabr'ght. Monmouth Reach and Long
Branch AZ i3O l0l1 A. NJ. TOO. 3:i5 500 " sun
DAYS $50 \. ~. 100 2. II
For Eheron Ashufy Park Ocean Grove and points
=
100. 3:i5 p. NJ
Atlantic city. vineiand and Brageton. 40 A. r.
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ERIE RAILROAD

Through trains leave New-fork 'oo 81 r.. 9ad az
=, fo'lnws onl Ave minutes earlier rom West z5i
900 hns"amso s'i EiT'ir, urso Braafora lane;
town Meadville and the West Arrive bun~''
$50 3 VI Paror 70 Iluffalo ,,,
200 s 71 cscs hs1 ' %s "y
Cleveland 7.4O A NJ Chicago p. ". Sleepei =
e. Chicago Cleveland and Cincinnati pinns
,.-.,..,.. r.
-.2O y. M-Buna'o and Clsycian1 Ves''sq''d pr "a
lord * 4 n Jamestown SIS \. NJ. Glove
land i:I5 p n slcepers 10 Iunao and Clev.-
land making d'rect connections tor Detroit
Chicago and the W 81 >.,.-. r..
or a. VIVA Chautaugua Lake anf NIAGARA "a -
OLD Daily solid train 10 Chicago. SeepNrs 20 bu'-
faio Chicago and Cincinnati Dining car
rI,ICKETS LOCAL. TIME CARDS AND Pl'' 49,
accormotators ~ 2e to ara o., Br o2,rSs
l27 overy. l5f East l2Ath II ana 81 U.s., 90, -.
chambers and West go ST ferries NewYork; w an )
-oe T-non-s, 100 Broadway. Rrooklvn: 600 Hudson -
toboen ana Iersev CITY station Westcott Express calls
FOR and checks baggage r. hotels and residences 10
iestlnati0n.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-11

tt,e,,.ol Sent H. 80 y m.-Ieef-EXira India m"ss
s,"iy a, a.. a. prime mess steady al ;sis -. Pork
Prime mess. Western nne. steady at i's' 90 medium
,,aI, a, 2Ns ad Hams Short cut about ~ :" III H.
nrfn AZ " 81 Cumberland cut about y O. -
"a, long EAR mldilcs. light ABOUT - g. - H. steady al
e5s ci long niddcs heavy about /" I" - H. .ieay
:, rs short rlcnr mites. heavy, about - - - H.
steady Al 2is 81. clear bi's about - 70 II H. steady
Al - shoulders about T. 90 II NJ duh at ~ Lard
Prime western spot steady ~ lNs Cd Cheese American
n1csi white hrm 40 20. 30 ca'i"l nm At IL TalIo"
lro. NV ann ~ -. colt nseed 0l Liverpool
0o.d dul AZ lbs 81 Spirits - tufp'ntin" s'aiy a. 49,
g. -. Wheat - > :rd winter.
-, sf.,,. 40 ! Narihefn spring firm 40 - :. - corn
Mixed Western spot nrm Al IS ord September arm Al
., 49,. oci.,er firm At - 81 November firm - .I.
T,ur -, LOUIS fancy winter nrm at - Hop- AZ Lon
dor Pacific duh al 2On 'os
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-11

Cash quotations A. follows: Flour was quiet and
s"f spr Rty Wheat Si "'%s 30 :Pf rs T s5s& ~
2oa2o'.c 40 oats. l5i.ui3H.c: No rye 3Oeu3c
~ : barley. ~. 30 naxsecd. 4lsoi5c prime tmotn,
Sod s. mess pork. per bbl s. la$5 20. lard per
IL" H. 50 2'ns% - hot RIBS sides oose - i5as3 -
per gal. 81 Is cu' loaf. s. -. STIMULATED
standard - 80. nsecd oiL raw. Do. boiled 20
ON The Produce Exchange day thr butter market
.teaiy. creamery; l3o nr-ts l3alic; aer'niS llalac
Cincinnati. SEPT, 10 -Four Market quiet steady.
winter patents s. 3qs3 80; sprng patents 81 5oass -
rye nour $. 'oa>2 :" wheat MMH,t quit steady. s.
corn Market quiet steady No white track. 2@.c oats
Market seldy, 81 white. track. 23'sc. ~ ; white.
family. 81. clear back -. cear butt 81 - Lard Mar
ke auie STEADY kettle lard. 3ea3',c. prime steam %
:is.c rb sides By. sior, clear sides a. bacon
Market steady. loose shoulders &C. short rib sides
steady. salrr ~ bills a 81 Is
her opened 5N.c To 's'sc fi 5>'sc closed
J>i.c cash nominal sample wheat NGr0usly quoted
nIm and IL mser, %n' ,s ais" GnJF' an1 steady No
- &c. sample baby dull and .Hlc lower for old wh-
grades wanted No Old. 2'a2''sc W B. iou22c.
Rye nrm and Ia brisk demand No on track. 32'.nc
~ track. 3'4a32isc Flour steady and salahl. At
previous based IN 50 2ags3 30 for hard spring
wood Mil surs steady 81 .on>J Is FOR sacked
bran and s. 15ass for white mddllngs
Mianssp'Is spt TO- r@nse q pre- Tor Deem
81. ass. G55,gc 80. a;'Asc against 55
Yesterday May continues without trades. and September
MES bought eariv 2, .., bush ~ new 10 %"Tthern t.
liso under December. which the basis
which spot offerings changed hands New No North
@nd ssc under for The latter srade I'D No. Northern
was sold At &c under December 80 at ise.c under
; r"sa d and g. 10 saf nt a@d s Nd sd No. on
$50 new ss "a "a N 90 ssFe '' s
81 05 Production A. bbis shipments 443lo hhls.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-11
CENTRAL RAILR0ADd new JERSEY

VI
Four tracks. Automatic Block grals
On ana after sept 1896
Trains leave station foot = Liberty s.
For Easton Bethlehem. Allentown. Mauch Chunk a..
43O. 7:l5. $40 al - 10 Easton) 4 NJ i:i0 10 IS
f3O to EastonD -. - 30 70 Aleni0nnl = " Sundar
400. q :15 10 Eastonl 4. NJ, 100 80 500 p "
For Wkesharre. Ptiston. and scranton $40 A.
I:iO 30. ilj = W. sundays. 40 \. II
For Reading AZ 4.3o. 500. $40 1000. 1870 A ~ l:a
30 200. 500 800 90 900 = NJ. 1918 night, Sur
DAYS 4:30 \. NJ. 100 Zoo. 90 600 p " - Il nigh
For Harrisburg AZ ! 30. 500. 9.lO. II 80 NJ In
$50 $40 800 5.ij 7. ", y - night sundays an
4. NJ. f. 90. 30 600 r. NJ. - - light.
Tor Sunbury. Lewisburg and Williamspor' az ~
$50 $50 4 NJ. l:lo 80. 900 p " Sundays 40
A. NJ. $50 p VI.
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BALTIMORE e. OHIO

E"dNt NV Tn - 1F7'7EE,. -
CHICAGO l.. NJ. and II - night ,s,
rlTTSHURG, 3D. * sun sun. i! 10 n,s"'
CINCINNATI. ST. LOUIS. Ia a. m. p n.h,,.s cao
WASHINGTON BALTIMORE SIS. 10 u'lh.,hsn nrs
II 20 a. m dining can 800 dining tar . Ills n y
carr. u y. m. l. II night SUNDAY, 10 N'lnng 80 o.
-. m. tpnins carr dining CAR. dinihs IAN -
m. r. H. night.
NORFOLK. il.:o m. daily. Ali,
MEM ORLEANS Through sleeper, = m isN
Al trains are Illuminated with fnisch l'sn' .,h 81
Offices. li3 l72 al fl5. lao B"ay, 81 e. st,fioi
l2s How-ry y $50 -, Fulton ST. hiopNsn' checsei
Of Liberty st. 4 Il. II. u y j. bassHse 80
from hnirl rcsIhrnce 10 drstnAtOn
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RAILROADS..
DEM YLVANIA
y RAILROAD.
rATIoNs foot Of DEsBRossEs AND CoRrIANn1
STREETS


STATIONS foo, Of DEsBRossEs AND CORTLAND,
STREETS
300 W. + FAs E'f S sfplessr e., ,s's s.
100" 4. W. rESSsTLvASk iNi Il h5".fSn
ton Cars Arrives Chicago osR A. S' NJ csv sna s9'sr'
~; Snon ma S'9 an Indianapolis 500 A. n
200 =. ". CHICAGO AND ST LOUIS EXPIRES.
chissso arrive CincInna, os5 T. a. s. Iea: ~ \;
600 T !" #ts sEf 4 hxpnrss-s,.Dns and D..
~ r. II 'afsTf y :;'' r Sas
cDS "HT To- i T1sSsS' 'IS S 8: q
,sS csnacs'. or i2 cs flo'@ a.i sy,.-s
WASHINGTON AsD ''l TnE SOUTH.
s. SO 9$g lgi9 Dining Dar,. u ". 2io ar
san DDs c: CO. ss 90 PPM K az % s e
so PinnE ca7 + ,w ~ TX &, o e, ~
Sew orSans Mcmphs IA Tampa d" A. fay ssD.r
Springs l2S night daily S'eepers to New orl. AM
ATLANTIC COAST rINE.-o3o 4 " eauv s,....
Por Tampa and Macon. 800 r d sy S sieis., .
cIIES5APEEAKE ONO RAILWAY Expr.s.sYp
or 9a i Inf S'spns a5 ana elns Cars
Route NJ week days and with through ss ss5..'
Atlantic ci,y. i59 p ~ weekdays. Through Buzz,
?. pa Tl,o CT a.. ana Day coseh ''a''
For Long Branch Asbury Park ocean Grove az Is.
Pleasant. 80. DO. 100" A. " - TO- 2W a.o !, ="
SO and 100 r. NJ week-days SUNDAYS t,, -" ~
ieraken for Ashury parlj. 9 ~ " /, % a. IN
FOR PHILADELPHIA
G 70 30 g SO 93O 90 Penu'a Limited N IN ma.
ing Carr. II A. NJ. -. |. 2.lo I 30 40 er,,n.
On 20 Dining carr. 6 Dining Car 80 saw
II IL night. sundays. -. so o. = 30 10 ,a,.a'
10 II \. VI. Dining Car / 30 Dining ca-1 ~
dining CaD. Dining Car. -. p iSs
night -"
Ticket Offices Nos i33. ga. 1896 1923 III ana a.,
Broadway As;or House. and f,o' y nssbro,ss. -
toftandt Streets: Court street $50 Fulton s,r.s az
Broadway. and Brooklyn Annex station IN, ., re,S,
street Brooklyn. station. jersey cry. The New w..
Transfer COMPANY viii call f1r and check baggage ~
hotels aud residences through 70 desilnation w
:. NJ PROVOST r. WON
General Manager General Passr Azs,,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-11
~ W-YORK AND Long BRANCH RAIL

SUMMER TIMETABLE. Cav.
For Red Bank Loag Branch, Elneion ~, o's p,assant
Ashury Park Belmar Spring Lake and Point % al 70
Trains leave foot Liberty Street: 80 80 10 ~ a0
\. NJ 'iU Saturdays cnlN) 80 = To- ~ ~ ,sa.
- 10 tls-d Bank ,nly - A. $40 Gl5. 500 T. Mt,vs
uriays only 10 Ocean Grove and Asbury ParD Su""'
'el5 \. NJ. $50. ,c =. NJ s,.,.. s3l
Trains 'orandt and peshrosses S.,ee only
40 vlO, 1000 4. NJ II 10. 81 ~ tsa,uiu - ~ 20
$50, $40 % Except Red Bankl. -! Wv
r. NJ sundays \. u.s. 80 Is 4. Nj. so =. NJ A.hury
. sunday trains dc not stoo At ocean Grove ANU
Park
Denotes express train
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-11
lEHIGH VALIEYRAILRO

Stntions root of tOrtlnndf and DesbrOsscs SITS.
NV \. VI. daily sundays. 700 4. NJ, for MAJcH
S;i3 4: VI. dany Tor ITHACA GENEVA ROCKIES.
TEX BUFFALO. NIAGARA FALLS. SUSPENSION
bfIHE. ana the Wes, and principal local points dining
car 70 Suspension Bridge Pullman Nesti5u.e Sleeper -
II:OO A. VI. dailv except sunday. for MAvCH
ing end Harrisburg
1.:oO daily except sunday
"BLACk DIArlOND EXPRESS"
man Nesttgl"t Day Coaches and Paror-Car. Dining
Car S,rtCe. Meas ia carte.
l2;to u. VI. daily. except sunday. for l. * b. juno
ton ana intern eiid'- points
l:iO q. VI. .aly except Sunday. flr l.. =. Junct.
and al nterm"ilte stations Char-cars - NiiAesbarre
Hazl.ton and an intermediate stations. -
1910 u. " daily except sunday. FOR l. & 3. JUNG.
TIO\ and prime lr~fm-il t~ >'ai Pullman tuce,
'arlor car o. WiN-sblrfe come ting Tor FlttsNiNe.
3:I3 y. VI. daily fr Easton ami intermediate stations
G:IO y. VI. daly. ~ BUFFALO. NIAGARA FALLS
AMI AL points VET. Pullman sleeper Nsiibuled Tran
y Y Chicago Sle,p.r NINaio and Toronto. Con-
neciions for R,aiing AID Harrisburg -
c:OO y. VI. lply fr ITHACA. GENEVA. ROCKIES
TER BCFFAIO NIAGARA FALLS. and all points
West ruilual sleeper ~ Chicago and Buffalo. Chair
ii 80 r. VI. daily. excep, sunday. for EAsroy and
intermediate points. ,..
Aliitlona local daily. exoep; sunday OR BoyD
BROOK and Intermediate points leave a. follows: suo
and 32a TroadwaN 81 East IAN ST 1856 East l2yh 81.
I27 Rowery Y y $50 Fulton - Court 81. ~ Broad
way. and BROOKLYN Annex. brooklyn. -.
New York Transfer company VIII cti for ard cneVk
baggage from hotel residence through 10 destination
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-11
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.

New-York. September 10. 1896
III AND PEAS-Thsre is silkht hardening
of values VI red kidney nnd marrow. neither variety now
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-11

Receipts b-eadstuNs interior POINTS In thousahos
last three ciphers (oJ0 omitted Flour barrels gram
l,.be blows
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1896-10-17
TALKS TO ~RAILROADERS.

The further the Railway Age goes
In its stalks" the more ridiculous il
gets, until its clatter becomes absolute.
ly childish. Let us notice one or two
of its absurdities before we go on with
the regular thread of the argument.
In one place, it says: "To sell oul
wheat, or anything else, in London, We
must sell it more cheaply than Londcr
can get the same thing from other
sources" This is one of the argu.
ments to show the dire calamity free
coinage would bring upon us, and
what sort of an argument is FTP The
writer had as well told us the moon is
made of green cheese. The latter
statement would be equally as true and
relevant as the former. Does any sane
man, for a moment, believe that the
way anything is sold in the great
markets of the world is for the vendor
to take less than the same article is to
be had from any other sourceP In the
London market, the price of wheat.
cotton, wool and other commodities,
is determined by the joint operation
of supply and demand. Those who
sell take the market price, and there
is no huxtering to beat down the vend-
or, 80 that he who asks the least dis
poses Of his goods. Evidently. the
Aqe's idea of the markets of the world
was based on some country villages
market garden. Or more probable
still, the writer imagined his readers
to know nothing of commercial trans
actions on a higher plane than the
itinerant vegetable wagon; and he
thought to impose upon their ignorance
and brighten them into supporting the
gold standard, by the absurd state
ment quoted above. Yet this a fair
sample of the character of arguments
(P) used Dy the age.
Another Of the groundless assertions,
m~is.called facts, is that gold having
disappeared and silver having become
cur only money basis, ali outside in
yestments would be totally withheld
from this country. Any man can say
what will be, but the correctness of
such statements must be determinedby
what has been and what IL. Mexico,
China and Japan are co6dfies on a
silver basis. Has the the total with
holding of all outside investments oc-
Cured in those countriesP European
capital is pouring into japan by the
millions, almost daily. In 1898, the
total exports from Japan aggregated
$50, 7l2. s65. In a single year, they
Increased to sl1S. GAG .Os6. BY the
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1896-10-17
Non. But Ayers at the Worlds Pair

Ayers Sarsaparilla enjoys the ex
traordinary distinction of having been
the only blood purifier allowed an ex-
hiblt at the Worlds fair, Chicago.
Manufacturers of other Sarsapalillas
sought by every means to OBTAIN q
showing Of their goods, but they were
all turned away under the application
Of the rule %forbidding the entry OF
patent medicines and nostrums. The
decision Of the Worlds fair authorities
in favor Of Ayers Sarsaparilla was in
effect as follows: "Ayer's SarsaparilIa
is not a patent medicine. It does not
belong to the list Of nostrums. 1t is
here on It's merits"
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1896-10-17
More Than We Could stand,

From the Silver CT J Independent.
1t is with pleasure we note the man.
ly stand taken by Russ. Kistler, of the
Las Vegas OPrIC, in repudiating the
republican Territorial platform, as wei
as the man who was nominated fol
delegate to congress on that platform.
The gold plank in that platform was
not the choice of the republicans OF
the Territory, but the bosses so IN
sisted and the plank was adopted. The
endorsement of the St. Louis platform
was more than THE OPTIC could stand.
and with his well-known courage, the
editor refused 10 be bound by such
action, boldly declaring his independ-
ence.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1896-10-17

TON CATRoN doesn't even deserve
much credit for the enactment of the
MISUNDERSTANDING bill into law. At
the urgent request Of the better element
OF society 10 Ell Paso, Texas, Rev. G.
J. Oxley, then stationed In that city,
drew up the bill which was sent to
Congressman Cockrell, of Texas, and
by that gentleman turned over to
Catron, who got it through both houses
Of congress, with the assistance Of
Senator Steve Eikins. The wholesome
legislation originated with other parties
but was taken advantage Of, in every
way possible, by Catron, who used the
wires freely in communicating with
the republican newspapers of New
Mexico for the political effect it nigh.
have on their readers.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1896-10-17

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The Favoritc Prescription restores
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and brings back the gladstone glow Of girl
hood. With these remedies there Is no
need Of detested examinations"
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1896-10-17

1t Is scarce, to bring TO America TO sell,
where 1t Is abundant. But II by chance
such a simploton did arise, he would
find II impructicablo to make the pur-
chase. No country Of Europe has a
surplus Of silver. What they have is
In the shape Of coin, every piece OF
which Is needed by the people for
money. These countries are conlinu-
ally buying silver, the export from the
United States in 1894 being S39, 722,-
|7i5. Then, too, the ratio of sill yer to
gold in Europe is 15H TO /, while In
the Orient 1t is Is to l. Hence, silver
money brought from Europe to this
country to be coined at The ratio OF 16
to l, would be at a loss Of more than
8 per cent, besides the cost of trans
portation.
How, then, could the silver be OBJ.
tanned to dump upon this country .aad
drive our gold awayP Yet this is the
principal argument Of the Age to con.
vince railroad employees that in voting
for free silver, they will be voting for
the bankruptcy Of the railroads and the
loss CT employment for themselves.
We have seen that this assertion Is
%groundless, the argument IS puerile,
and we urge every railroad man, IN
whatever department he may be en-
ployed, to give his vote to ii. b. Fer
gusson and free silver, and thus do his
part towards the restoration of happy
and prosperous times.
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Buokbosrd Malls.
Mails on the Star routes leave Las Vegas

Malls on Che Star routes leave vegas
rs follows:
Las Vegas to Fort sumner, includln
Anton Chico, Los Colonais, Eden, Santa
Monday, We tuesday and Friday, and ar
rive on alternate days of each week.
Las Vegas to Fort Bascom. including
Uhaperito, GailInas Springs, El Cueryo,
on Monday. Wednesday and Friday, OF
each week, n arrive on alternate days.
Las Vegas to Mora, including Los Alamos.
Sapello, San Ygnacio and Rociada. tri-
weekly, on Tuesday, Thursday n 5atur-
day, OF each week. and arrive on alternate
days.
on Saturday.
Conveyance on Fort Sumner line, is by
two-horse blackboard, on Fort Bascom and
Mora lines by s~ingle-horse blackboard, 10
Lesperance by private conveyance
usually spring wagon.
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DECENTRALIZATION JUST THAT.

II the government contracted a debt,
with a certain amount of money in circu-
%lation, and then contracted the money
volume, before the debt was paid, it is the
most heinous crime that a government
coul commit against the people.-Abra-
HIM Lincoln.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1896-10-17

Ezekiel Canno, the man who ha 8
committed many burglaries in the past
Two months, was transferred from the
city to the county Jail, down in Albu-
querque. A preliminary hearing be-
fore Justice Crawford was unnecessary,
as the prisoner was already under $500
bonds for house breaking and grant
larceny.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1896-10-17
On the Right Side,

From the Denver Republican.
The Las Vegas OPTIC refuses TO sup
port the republican ticket and bases its
refusal upon the fact that the republi-
can party In New Mexico has endorsed
the national republican platform. THE
OPTIC has done we'll. II is on the
right side, and we believe it is also on
the winning side. The indications are
that Mr.. Ferguson, the free-coinage
candidate for delegate in New Mexico,
will be triumphantly elected.