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The record-union., 1896-08-28
SHERIFF ENLOW'S DEATH.
He Passed Away at Marysville Last
Night.

MARYSVILLE, Aug. 21.-Sheriff
Daniel E. Enlow died here at II o'clock
o-night at the age of 6S.
Deceased was well known in this
county, having been appointed Sheriff
by the Supervisors in 1880 and elected
to the office in 1856, serving two years
Before his appointment in 1885 he ran
twice unsuccessfully for the position.
He was again elected in 1892, and has
been Sheriff ever since.
He was native of Kentucky, was one
of the most popular men in Yuba
County and his death will be learned
with universal regret. He leaves three
sons and four daughters, one of whom
is married to Paul Dove and another
to Wylie Johnson, brother of the mana
ger of the Marysville Appeal" He was
a prominent Odd Fellow, member of
Sutter Lodge. No. 100 I. o. 0. F., of
Wheatland, and was also member of
the lodge of United Workmen at that
place. No time has been fixed yet for
the funeral
The record-union., 1896-08-28
THE CONSTANTINOPLE RIOTS.
Several Hundred Armenians Re-
ported Killed.

WASHINGTON, Aug. 81. - United
States Minister Terrell. at Constantine
pie, cables the State Department that
great bloodshed and rioting have oc-
CURED there. Last night several hun
dred Armenians We're killed, and at the
time the cable was sent to-day the Min
ster says all the houses in the city are
closed. Dynamite bombs were exploded
in the streets last night by Armenians
and about thirty Turkish soldiers were
killed. Revolutionists were placed on
board a steamer and conveyed to some
foreign port.
DISTURBANCES OVER.
PARIS, Aug. 2I.-The manager of the
Ottoman Bank here has received a tele-
gram from the directors OF the bank at
Constantinople saying the disturbances
there are over. An official dispatch from
The record-union., 1896-08-28
WOODLAND RACES.
The Gelding Agitato PAGES Mile in
200 Ia. Third Heat.

WOODLAND, Aug. 81. Winship
Il Keating's gelding Agitato paced a
mile in 2:09A in the third heat at this
track this afternoon, securing another
worlds record, this being the best time
ever made by a three-year-o Sum-
maries:
Pacing, 2:15 class, three in five, purse
SJoO, Agitato won, Hazel H. second,
LOupe third. Best time-2:09H.
Trotting, oil class, three in five,
purse 5000, Ottinger won, Visalia sec
ond, Toggles third. Best time-2:12.
Running, five furlongs, purse $50,
Howard S. won, Anette second, George
L. third. Best time-1 :02I.
Running, mile and a sixteenth, purse
$500, Rebellion won, My Sweetheart
second, Broad Billows third. Time
:491b
The record-union., 1896-08-28
KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS.
The Supreme Lodge Selects Officers
for the Ensuing Term.

CLEVELAND (O), Aug. 27.-The
Supreme Lodge of the knights of
Fythias to-day devoted the morning
session to the election of officers for the
ensuing two years. Vice Chancellor
Philip Colgrove was elected Supreme
Chancellor by acclamation. The other
officers elected are as follows:
Supreme Vice Chancellor. Thomas G..
Sample, Allegheny, Pa; Supreme Mas
ter Exchequer, Thomas D. Meares, Will
mington, Del; Supreme Master at
Arms, James Moulson, ST. Johns, N. B. +:
Supreme Keeper of Records and Seal,
DR.. r. L. C. White, Nashville, Tenn.
Supreme Prelate, Alert Steinhart,
Greenvilie, Ala.
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GENERAL HARRISON
SPEAKS At new YORK.

Continued from First Page.)
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DESPERADOES SURROUNDED.
The Gang Who Robbed the Separ
Postoffice and NOgaIes Bank.

SILVER CITY On. Nd. Aug. 81
Word was received here last night that
the nine men comprising the gang of
desperadoes who robbed the Separ
Postoffice, held up the Nogales Bank
and killed and wounded several mem
bors of the party which pursued them,
The record-union., 1896-08-28
Rev. Frazer Acquitted.

LODI, Aug. 21.-Rev. Frazer of New
Hope, who was arrested upon the
charge of extortion preferred by two
boys, Boone and Woods, was tried be-
fore jury at that place yesterday and
acquitted. The boys had disturbed his
meetings and he told them if they would
give the church 50 90 the case would be
dropped. Two boys paid, but Boone
and Woods refused and had him ar
rested, charging extortion. The case
created much feeling in that vicinity
The record-union., 1896-08-28
Bicycle Relay.

SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 27.-Over-
land bicycle relay: Battle Mountain
(6:35 p.m.), to Boewawe, distance thirty
three miles, time of relay 2:40 Total
time two days. six hours, thirty five
minutes. Total distance, $40 miles.
PALISADES (Nev.), Aug. 81, 1917
p. m.-Relays have just passed here,
twenty-five miles from Boewawe.
The record-union., 1896-08-28

Constantinople' says the French Charge
d Affaires installed a guard of sailors
from the French guardship Lafiechemat
at the French Embassy, as a measure Of
precaution. The French Government
will Immediately dispatch a second gum
boat to Constantinople.
The record-union., 1896-08-28
BRITISH GUNBOATS
lombard ZANZIBAR.
The USurpinS Sultan'S Palace and the
Custom House Laid in Ruins.
a Steamer Which Carried a Number
of Guns Also Sunk.

Most of the Rebels Stood to Their
Guns and Fought Well, One of the
British Warships Being Hit Sixty
Two and Another Sixteen Times
by Shells-The Usurping Sultan
DOmiciIed at the German Consulate,
and a Cousin of the Late Sultan
Proclaimed His Successor.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-10-25

2O2i .os6: exports-to Great Britain, so
bales; 10 France. 1888 bales. to the Con-
tinent 5s2 6i2 bales. TO the Channel, none.
Total visible supply OF cotton Tor inc
world, 2,Sl3, s68 bales, Of which 25@.5oS
bales arc American. against S,l2S,sb5 ana
S,o4s,2J5 bales. respectively. last year.
Receipts OF cotton this week at all inte-
rior town, 239. rs bales Receipts from tne
Plantations, Ssl,s bales. Crop In sight
2,Cls,25s bales.
bales; October, S7Gi November. T.e9; De-
cember SIS; January $3.50; February
8Ol; March. $40, April, ssh. May, ISIS,
June. Szl; July, 1874
NEW ORLEANS. LA. October 2L-Cot-
ton-Futurcs steady. sales 81 90 bales
October, s22; November. ~. December e,
March. S.Sl; April. S7.s7; May, $40.
NAvAL-sTORD MARKETS.
WILMINGTON. y. c.. October %
Rosln-Firm; strained, slS; good strain
ed $780,
Spirits OF Turpentine-S Steady: machine,
2j'sc.; irregular. 25c.
Tar-Firm at 81.
Crude Turpentne-Firm; hard, 'lSQi
soft $50; virgin. $50.
CHARLE5TON, s. C.. october A.-Tur-
pontine-Flrm at 2Jc. bid; sales, none.
ROsln-Firm, sales, none, a. b, {, and
u, $40; Il and j., SO; @, N.50; II. Sl.5o'
/ and K, SL60; VI. $40; \, 81, window
glass S2l5; water-white. $3.50.
SAVANNAH Ca. October 4-Turpen'
tiue-Opened firm az % o-sc., with saies
OF 100 casks, and closed firm at 25iac. bid.
with no sales reported, receipts, l,-o'
Rosin-Firm. sales. 5000 barrels; re,
ccipts. 4,ijl barrels, A, b, g, -, n, ana
f. $50; G. $50; II and l. ti60; X. sl.65
", SIS; y, $40, WindoW-6lass' $-'S0
water-white. s. S.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-10-25
FINANCIAL
GOLD INSURANCE.
PRICE, MCCORMICK = CO.,
bankers aud Brokers,
~ broadway, New York city.


Members Of
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE.
NEW YORK PRODUCE EXCHANGE
NEW YORK COTTON EXCHANGE,
CHICAGO BOARD OF TRADE.
The demand for protection against the
consequences Of Bryans poss.b election
and the premium on gold when rs sure
10 follow the triumph OF the SILVER party,
have led us, ru conjunction with some
international bankers here. TO import a
limited amount OK gold coin. against
which we are now able TO oner, subject
20 sale or an advance IN price. priv
legcs or calls' on United states gold
coin upon the following terms:
Calls good until November 9Th, at l-S
Calls. good until November 18th, at 1913
calls. good until December 18th. at 81
In lots Of not less than $4,000. Smaller
lots viii be sold at slightly higher quo
The fulhlment Of the contracts WIN in
all cases be guaranteed by the ANERI-
CAN SURETY COMPANY, Of this city,
with whom, in view Of the financial con-
yulsions certain 10 follow any change IN
the currency standard. ARRANGEMENTS
have been made TO insure them. As the
capital and surplus OF this company eN-
ceeds five million dollars. and The gold
against which the "priyilosesn., are ISSUED
will. moreover. be held until their ma
turity. we feel that the security offered
e. absolute and recommend the contracts
unrescrvedly.
This insurance covers. amongst other
classes. the following
Those who OWe money, or mortgages,
Those who have sold or contracted FOR
the sale OF mercn4ndis3 or securities, Tor
export, on gold or foreign currency
basis and might have 20 buy them on a
silver basis. IN Amcric1. after the cleo
uon.
Those who have reversed the foregoing
operation, as in the case or 'arbiuaseuIs'
in the grain or cotton markets.
Those who have sod foreign exchange
for delivery after tho election.
Those whose Income Is deprived from,
or whose investments are IN the form or
mortgages, bonds, or cther obligations.
the interest and principal OF which is not
distinctly. PAYABLE IN gold.
Those having funds on deposit with
banks or bankers, including savings banks,
who. under the law. have not and cannot
assume any liability for gold rcp8yments
This insurance IN the form offered in
wolves 10 contraction Of the currency or
loss Oh interest by boarding" and pre-
ctiQes eny unpatrionc withdrawal OF
gold from tho United States Treasury, It's
effect being 20 induce continued imports
Of gold, and 80 strengthen the financial
machinery ~ the country against any
possible disturbance. Should you care 70
avan yourself OF it. n would be well 10
apply 70 US BY TELEGRAPH, AS THE
TIME IS SHORT AND THE DEMAND
ACTIVE.
Similar Calls on silver not insured. good
till December list ~ 10 cents per ounce,
are also 70 be bought a about la cents
per ounce premium.
We invite your correspondence upon the
above subject or any other connected
with our business as bankers or brokers.
Oc 2jlt
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-10-25
THE DAY WITH THE JUSTICE.
A Rather Small Docket. But Some
Very Interesting Cases.

Very Interesting Cases.
There was q small. but by no means
undressing docket before the Police
Court yesterday morning. Let fy, Ser
ceaut" called Justice John, and the
wheel Of the judicial car began to move.
Henrietta Brokea5orough came for
ward to answer the charge of carvus
tre anatomy Of Nelia Mason, and had
her case continued 90 the 3lst. Henrietta
is "a good old Hanover darby, and. bee
ing taken I'm q fault fed TO E.c-4 ms
for refuge. She owns up TO the cutlns.
but made a vigorous fight through her
counsel, Mr. Wise, to disprove the claims
of Richmond upon her.
Minnie johnson came forward TO show
why she should appropriate Lucinda
Bowlings dress without Lucinda's per
mission. Minnie claimed that Lucinda
gave her the dress. but as Lucinda f. "a
poor. paralyzed woman and unable 20
speak word il was all too thin. Min
ME was given sixty Gays 10 think the
matter over.
Here IS q riking little case taat very
beautifully illustrates "woman's way and
woman's love" ". c. Bartlc, IS hard
working fellow, ard PROVIDES for bis
family right manfllly but Friday be had
been lea on 10 take one drink too many
and went home 90 his wife and Lite
NeW with two hands too many and
two feet too many and broke some little
image and his wife had him arrested.
lie was sorry 1t happened AID would do
SO no more.
II was rather unexpected when the
faded little wife remained to thank his
Honor when he forsav. her husband. The
husband, wife. and child left the court
room together.
J. l.. Nucl,ols paid 81 for a choice prIyi-
lcee for his little pct dog "Jip" Au-
gustus CLAY was passing Nuckoss house
when the "J'p" ran out and attempted o.
relieve him of his calves.
y. III. Brown was up for attempting
10 pawn q pair Of opera-glasses that were
suspected OF not being Dis property. His
Honor continued The case 20 the 5lst loi
further Investigation.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-10-25

Mrs. jacob Chrlss, moiher-in-iaw OF Mr.
James r. Goodloc. prevented his follow
INK the hounds.
The increased consumption OF coal by
country people IS noteworthy. An this
week our farmers some OF whom live
ten miles away have been hauling coal
from the depot. Many OF these own hum
crcds OF acres OF good woodland. bot
ind 20 cheaper 90 burn coal than pay
labor Tor cutting wood. And yet our
forests are d'uprclrng In telegraph
poles. railroad Uos and h1rk shipments.
whole mountalusldos are denudel OF
trCes-siXtcen cut down 10 one being
planted. Some one should start for
ostry law when Gree silver Is settled.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-10-25
eoceo0ooNoooNOoeoarno

Banks shows the following changes:
Reserve. increase. 500 SO. loans de-
crease Si.0l9,Sy0, specie, Increase Sl.oa5. eO,;
legal tenders increase, sG-OSO. depos-
its. decrease, ;5,A2loO; circulation. de-
crease; 1880.
The banks now hold slL9e0eoo In ex-
cess Of legal requirements.
The New York Financier SAYS this
week: An increase OF $30N&0 IN the
reserve Of the Associated Banks OF New
York city for the week ending Catcher
2.th was a favorable feature OF the cur
rent bank statement, revealing. as Il did.
am element Of strength I'm tho local in
sututions. which was interpreted as a
r1assuring sign.
The gain of 21.7f.oo) IN tho net cash
holdings OF the banks S,Cg. 100. OF which
was In specie. came rs G. pleasant sur
1rise, as it had been Thought that the
greater part OF the gold received from
Europe during the past seven DAYS would
not be reflected IN the statement. owing
20 the fact that Il had been FOR option
account. The increase I'm specie. there
fore. was Justly regarded as an evidence
that boarding had not played an import
ant part in the weeks transactions. or.
at least, that some Of the gold Is flowing
into the banks.
The decrease Of sf,019 500 In loans does
not, as might appeal at first sight. indicat.
any sharp commercial contraction. IL
seems 10 show, rather. that the tempo
rary advances 20 gold importers are he
ing liquidafed. and that there has been
little If any, call on ordinary borrow
efs Tor funds. Tho banks lost 10 the in
terror and through the Treasury during
the week something like 10000 or about
as much as was received from Europo
The $4,000 withdrawn October Oh for
The purpose Of obtaining gold from tho
Treasury does not appear I'm the current
statement.
The deposits OF the banks. as a result
OF the weeks operations. decreased
&.2i2iCo ana now stand an SIS $3.50 or
nearly S20)000 less than loans
An item OF some interest IS the SO 200
decrease IN circulation OF the national
banks. Since July las; the circulation
Of the banks has expanded steadily. tho
total Increase being 10 less than 5000
eo. This circulation was q natural out
growth OF the peculiar conditions pre-
vailins, ana il Is 90 De inferred that
now that the situation IS moro normal.
tho notes viii be retired as they come
back to this centre
COMPARATIVE STATEMENT.
The averages show the following. com
pared with the last two years:
nc. o. 'gG. Oc %. 'q5. DC. q. 'ot
Loans o. $40 ll9 so 500 900 $40 s.c9.692. 200
Specie e. GO.232,00D 63I5f 700 o. q2f can
Legal ten
Gers S,GSi95oo s620l3,O us.5l2. 100
Net depO-
sits 49,. 4s.isas0o 5'oes20 52@5.2oo
Ctrcula
ton . q. 205l0GO 14O503)0 I6fo 700
Total re-
serve e. 127,0n,ooO 1r3-3Co) 2i249s.7oo
Reserve re-
quired 90. 112120.70O 132.G3.ioO 1883 so
Excess Of re-
serve go. H9fO9o0 1CCs9,G1o ss.ssieOO
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-10-25
INV Assoclntlon Organized.

The members Of the law class at Rich
moud College met last Thursday nigh
and organized law association. 10 be
known as the "N nlams Law Associa
ton" Of Richmond College. The follow
ing were elected officers o. the associa'
lion. President. Edgar -. English; Vice
Pre- dent. A. y. Van Buren,; Secretary
Claude ~ Dean; Treasurer j. II. Mer
Ger. Censor. George SMpwith; Sergeant
alarms. James Gatewood. The associa'
ton win meet every Thursday night Dol
The rooms o. the Ma sigma Rho Society
u 5 oclock.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-10-25
u,NrNc AROUND ANTON.
Plenty of Came-Farmers Turning
Coal


""Is OF 'itHhe-i "fihtEA hufh ih5
Coal
I-.-.. -r-raa,ca Of the pierq+cbD
...... ~. ,-.o,.. Oh. r.,.,r,.,.-,,.
40 me a'l7.'r. '-'c n.4''''i'''s
@. ST." York. in The Geacaee Val ey, and
v. r- ..r.r- h..ufs ON N.ltaul.
r.f.. e...rn chase OF tha an.eo-seea
f. r.-...r ...4...t f,efforalfa chew
..s. ...,... tl.. s,-, M ti,. t..rtsr,qn
t..f ... ..r I.-...t ~ ,tr.r In tbe
I...... 30 1.,..... 90 r,,.rtsh ere
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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-10-25
COPY or LETTER SENT TO sYSDI-
CATE OCTOBER -, 1896.
NIonLars ii svndIcaIe

Members Of Syndicate:
When we tell you the profits YOU have
made this week you Will think We have
been "punglng' with your capital. This
is not the case. We have adhered 20 our
scientific system OK scale trading; and
we have kept IN reserve n little larger
margin than usual, owing 10 tho political
uncertainties. Transactions have been
protected by a 20-po'nt margin.
our trades have been conded TO BUR-
LIEGTON, ROCK ISLAND ST. PAUL.
ana CHICAGO GAS, fOllOWi'g cur usual
scale system. Your capital this week was
y29.O51el on his capital there has been
earned n profit after paying all com
missions, carrying charges, etc, OF . "a
per cent.
Dividends arc paid every Monday. n
not Withdrawn they Will be added to
your subscription IS orig nal capital, thus
giving you the benefit OF weekly, COM
pound interest. Romember that per
cent. q week. compounded weekly,
amounts 20 AS per cent. per annum.)
Your syndicate has now been paid 100 ID
per cent. IN cash dividends since July
10Th OF this year. These profits have been
made on an absolutely safe system,
and, whether prices rose or fell, in bull
markets. bear markets. and panlcs, your
capital mas been safe and your dividends
sure. Sufficient capital and r carefully
studied system cannot lose in this bust
ness. Any subscriber is at liberty TO
examine the books at any time
Respectfully submitted,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-10-25
". y. FOREST,
50 Broadway. New York.

Every private account under our direc-
ton shows an even greater gain than
the syndicate accounts.
No private accounts Of less than 500
TO 81 90 received We viii not hrldle
small margins and thus help you 10 lose
your money, even though the loss would
All fall on you. In the private accounts
81 600 capital viii average 500 week in
profits.
We are not bankers and brokers, but
plain Investment Agents. We do not
receive your money Ii must be placed
m the hands Of a reputable brokerage
firm.
SEND FOR PAMPHLET; FREE.
Oc 25-ft
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-10-25
A Change OF HiII.

Manager Riley, who directs the tour OF
Miss Emily Bancker, has telegraphed 10
MIR. Golden changing the bill for the
condolences engagement in this city "A
Divorce cure" The new comedy, VIII oe
presented on the opening night and at the
matnoa on Saturday and the old favorite'
"Our Fiat" viii close the engagement.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-10-25
Reform. need More Than n Day

10 brins thela about. and are always moro
complete and lasting when they proceed
with steady regularity 20 q contamination.
Few OF the Obaervant among Us can have
failed 10 notice that permanently health
fll changes Ia the human system are not
wrought by abrupt and violent means, and
that those are the most salutary medl-
oines which are progressive. Hostetters
Stomach Bittcrs Is the chief OF these
Dyspepsia, n disease OF obstinate charac-
tor is obllteraied By IL
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-10-25
RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKEr

Richmond, Va, October "a. 1886.
No auction offerings on Change or
loose sales to-day. Private sales lIyht
Revenue collections: Cigars ana cigar
cites. SSL45; tobacco, sl0GS.Si. Total.
81, l5129.
Private sales for week: Wrappers. II,
smokers, Z; filters, Il, cutters. 81: dark
leaf. -: Tugs. s.; scrap. l0l western. 9.
Total. 3s3 hogsheads, against ESQ hogs
hea is last week. and sos hogsheads for
same week last year.
Revenue collections for week: Cigars
and cigarettes, 81. S2S.5I, tobacco. Sl2ll6. Is.
Total. t369okG.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-10-25
FINANCIAL.
HIsTO REPEA ) ITSELF.

The combination Of caggcy that resulted
IN tho great rfso OF iS1s'S arc AGAIN
present. Then II was Resumption OF
Specie Payments and an unusual foreign
heavy imports Of Cold. 1his c7ifne aIter
years OF great dcpgersion. Now II "a .hs
'MAIfsJENANcE Ok Specie Faymffnn d,,
which IL unqoestionabiy assured snort
crops abroad The same demand for our
Wheat az advancing prices, ana WIS ~
the largest imports OF Cold fOT tne rALn'
period known In the history OF tne c1un
try. Neither is low range OF 49,
wanting 20 make the analogy 80 S"inp4oes
as 10 DO startling ...A.~
The comparison could be carried furtnsr'
but n II cNnNinclue cnpnfn - .,,,rr
FINANCIAL cow AGE NOW Will
WARDEp.
WHEAT
markets are now ruled by large demand
and short supply nj home ani aDroansI
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BALTTIORE STOCK fTARKET

BALTIMORE. MD. October 24.-Vir-
cinia IS. new. GO bid; do. Century bonds.
~ IL bid; baltimore and Ohio. II l-2Gl5.
Nc-thern Central g. 1-27G4 II: Bait
more and ohio Southwestern lists. %
asked; Consolidated Gas, stock. G. l-2Q63:
do. bonds IS. 1922
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-10-25
LONDON ND PARIS

LONDON. ENG, October ei.-Bar sill
yer. 90 1-1Gd. ConsCls. JOS o-1G Tor money.
and Jos II for the account.
Paris October u. $50 =. M.-Three
per cent. rentes, l0lf, a 1-2c, for the ac-
count
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-10-25
GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.

Richmond, Va, October p 1S9s.
Quotations. Wheat-LOngberry SyaS5c
mixed. 7SHS5c.; shOrtberry. 75GSc.: No.
red, Si0S5c. Corn-White Virginia. an
35c.; No white corn, 3f03t5c.; No. }
mixed. 33Q32l4c. Oats-No. 2 mixed 20f
20isc; No. mixed, lsQislzc.; winter seed,
gyllgSc. Rye-f3I4Tc.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-10-25
COMMON SENSE SPECULATION

is the only kind that win win. and Is Bet
tor than all the schemes and systems In
existence.
Make money I'm the markets. 10 bust
ness whero you gst good advice based on
facts. Don't he talked into deals that
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