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NOTICE OF INTENTION TO APPLY
FOR CHARTER.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT A \,
IN plication will be made to the HonoIaDi m ~
A. Hooker judge OF the hith Juuici@i eiteu'' -
Florida, on
Saturday, The 18th day Of February 1877
fo- charter. as provided by law, Of corpora,
tion to be known as the Marion County Gooo
Roads Association. .,a.- Geo.
said corporation is to be iormea ~, s.ate II
fonda amended by the act of the FloT 1Sa
legislature. approved May, 5th, 1891 aud .nd
same is to be an association Tor encouiasns
Securing the building of good roads IN Maiion
County Ry all lawful means and the dlssemina'
tiom Of general knowledge of the sn6lects;
SHAs- = escrassrv President
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Williamson 4 constans

On Exposition street will make a
speciality of oysters this season. You
can have them in any form you wish.
They will fix up nice room in which
to serve them. They are also head
quarters for poultry and eggs, vegeta-
bles and fruits.
NIB. Will pay the highest cash
prices for all kinds of country pro-
duce,
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Esbruntr azth. lsoz.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION,
LAND OFFICE AT GAINESVILLE, FLA
f,..,- ),

land OFFICE AT GAINESVILLE, FLA. Z
December I4,th 1896. {
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
IN following named settler has flied notice OF
his intention to make final proof in support OF
his claim, and that said proof will be made be-
fore Clerk Circuit Court at Ocala, Fla. on
January, goth, 1897,
viz ROBERT WILSON, of Conner, Fla, Hid
2oI6g, for the SEA of swA, 81 OF SEX and neA Of
seq section 30, township IS south range "a east
Eenames the following witnesses to prove his
continuous residence upon and cultivation Of
said land, viz
Thomas c. Ma-low, Thomas Sims william
Holly and Robert Holly, all OF Conner, Fla.
II 1856 ], NJ. BARCO, Register.
Publishers fee paid
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Rea, Estate! Real Estatel

Call on or write to Receiver of the
First National Bank, Ocala, Florida,
for list of real estate, improved and
unimproved, now offered for sale.
1-1-Q7
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rINHIS CAUSE COMING ON TO BE HEARD
| upon the application of the complainant Tor
an order of publication directed against the said
defendants, WILLIAM J. c. GANZLGN, and i
apDearing to the satisfaction of the clerk ct SAID
court from the affidavit # the complainant filed
in said suit that the said defendant, William
G. Ganzliu is a nonresident OF the State a
Florida, and resides III the city OF Burlington
county of Racine aud state OF Wisconsin, and
that there is no person in the state OF Florida the
service of subpoena upon whom would bind
the said defendant, aud that the said defendant
is over the age of twenty-one years
II is therefore ordered that the said William }.
c Ganzlin the defendant named herein, do ap-
pear TO the bill OF complaint flied i'll said cause
on or before the
First Day Of March, Il. d. d, 1877
the same being rule day in said court and the
first day in said month, else decree pro comics
| so shall be entered against him.
IL is further ordered that copy ct tins order
of publication be published in tue 0cala Tanner
| a newspaper published in the city OF ocala
| county of Marion and State of FLORIDA once each
week for four consecutive weeks prior to the an
| day of March A. d. 1857.
Dated at Ocala Florida, this goth day OF ganu
| ory n 1so7 S I. SISTRUNK.
| IL 81 Clerk Circuit Court Marion Co, Fla.
| John c. White, sol. for complht 30 St
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Az Less Than One Hall Their Value

At Less Than One Hall Their VaIue.
A pair of large Iron Gray horses 9
to years cid, with Carriage and Har-
ness. One pair mules about l69 hands
high, wagon and harness. at prices
that will surprise you.
1l5a7 s Apply to F. d. POSER.
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-. Ia cnrn1roRs AND OTHERS.

NOTICE 70 CREDITORS AND oThERs.
creditors. iegatees. distributes and all per
hayng claims Or SeRdSa' sssnsd must
tate ol -, within two wears from date. ana
Pr ,ersons indebted to the estate OF SAID De
.aased must settle same Immediately, pseein'
Der 10Th 1896. aENkiHA a1d,n.i1;stratrix
p. o. Eimwood, Fla.
- II rs Sw
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ARRIVE.

mn % Daily IA o5 p M from Gainesville
NU. 90 Live Oak, Waycross, Savannah,
Montgomery and all points north, east and west
This train carries through sleeper ST. Louis to
Port Tampa via Ocala. .,.
mn 100 Daily at IS p m from Jacksonville
NU. 100 Palatka, Rochelle and all inferno
date stations. 80
Nh "a Daily 81 p m from Gainesville, Live i've
vauuan and all points from the north, east and
west. This train carries through sleeper NV
York to Tampa via Ocala.
mn % Daily IS a M from Port Tampa
NU. % Tampa, Lakeland, Punta Gorda,
Barlow, Fitzgerai Leesburg and all points IRON
the south. This train carries through sleeper
Port Tampa to New York via Ocala.
Mn 70 Daily IS m from Lees0urg, En s-
NU. 10 It's, Umatiila Astor, FIizger11la a
Brooksville, Trilby, Tarpon Springs Clear wa.
ter, ST. Petersburg, Lakeland, Tampa, Port
lamp, Barlow, Punta Gorda aud all inteImedi-
ate stations
Mn IA Daily II IS a m except Sunday from
W.. IF Homosassa, Crystal River and inter
mediate points 80.
mn l6 Daily arrives 20 p m from Ju ls;dts
| NU. ~ Newberry, Archer and Intermediate
stations from north aud from Istachatta, Fiorai
| city. Inverness and all stations from the SOUTH
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Red Cross cough drops for cough.
At the Anti-monopoly drug store.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
LAND OFFICE AT
EArnrrsrrrr Y II Ian ref11 f2n-

LAND OFFICE AT /
GAINESVILLE, FLA. Jan 18th, 1897.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAN THE
~ following named settler has fled notice OF
his intention to make final proof in support OF
his claim and that said proof will be made be
fore Clerk of the Circuit Court at Ocala, Florida
on
February 27fh, 1897,
viz: NoLIE c. IDEAS, OF Fairview. Florida
homestead 2I77s, tor the nwA ofnw4 section 2e
and n15 of neA, section so. township y south,
range 20 east.
He names the following witnessesto prove his
continuous residence upon and cultivation of,
said land viz
Archie Nice. Brass. George L, Stokes, William
Thomas and John I. Ross, all OF Fairview. Fla
J. NJ. BARCO,
Iz26t* Register.
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Monov in s;pht For Investors,

Money in Sight For Investors.
Horace P. Eagleton, dealer in all
kinds of improved real estate in Mar
ion, Lake and the other counties ut
the state. Call on or write 20
HORACE r. EAGLEToN,
Room Notes Block. Leeshurg, Fla.
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NOTICE.

,yRFpIroRs, LEcATEEs, DISTRIBUTES.
and all persons having , CLAIMS R 81 de
ss a.uS rnust nresent them within two years;
end ali persons indebted to said estate are re
ouested 10 settle the same at once; January gym
1897. Administrator, ocala, Fla.
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On Sunday evening in DIR. Faxes
lane. n package containing two mats
Finder will please leave at Banner OF
fee and receive reward.
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We offer One Hundred Dollars Re-
ward for any case eff Catarrh that cam
rot be cured by Halls Catarrh Cure.
FL. CHENEY & CO., Props, To-
ledo, o.
We, the Undersigned, have known
F. ]. Cheneyfor the last Is years, and
believe him perfectly honorable in all
business Transactions and financially
able to carry out any obligation made
by their firm.
WEST 1 TTuAx, Wholesale Drug
gists, Toledo, o.
WALDIEG, KINNAN & MARVIN,
!. Wholesale Druggists, Toledo, D.
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken inter
nally, acting directly upon the blood
and mucous. surfaces of the system,
Price T5c. per bottle. Sold by all
Druggists. Testimonials free.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1897-01-29

O'Clock a m, and shutdown, of
February, 18th, Il. D. 1897,
for the purpose of creating a sub-school district
to be known as Mcintosh Sub-School District.
Boundav of said sub-school district 10 be as fol-
lows Beginning at the northeast corner of Nc
Intost precinct, and running west ON line be
tween Marion and Alachua counties to line be-
tween range twenty and twenty-one; thence
south with said range line to Arredonda grant
line; thence east with said grant line to waters
of Orange Lake; thence north ward along the
border of said lake TO point of beginning.
And to elect three trustees of the above said
sub-school district and to fix the rate of nillage
to be levied for sub-school district purposes foi
the next ensuing two years.
Qualified electors at said election are all re
eistered and qualified voters of said sub-nchoo
district who own real aud personal property
therein.
The following persons are appointed inspee
tors of said election VIM. Gist, S.sH Gaitszill
and ]. r Miller, managers; and 5. Alien, clerk
w, d. CARN, +. F.. HARRIS,
Secretary Chairman
I'D
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Marion county-Iu chaneery.
T., the matter of the petition of Eleanor II. Rich
ardson to become free dealer.
,r11Irs cAusE CAME ON TO BE HEARD ON
the report of the master appointed TO take
the testimony ard report his hndings IN the
u,atter together with the testimony so reported,
- after Consideration thereof by the court II IS
ordered, adjudged and decreed that the report be
and the same is confiFrned, and the prayG OF tne
petitioner is allowed, and the sald MIS-. Esan ~,
free dealer, and she is licensed TO take charge
| ~ and manage her own estate and properly,
and to become free dealer ia every respect al.
Ter publication of this notice for the spaee OF
so,,r successive weeks in a newspaper publisheo
| in Marion county. Florida. Done at Chambers IN
| Ocala Florida, January 7cth. 1872; rrdga.
2aat w, Ho(AAN, Juese,
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Mr.. and Mrs. David s. Woodrow
are back from their bridal tour much
to the delight of their friends. During
their honeymoon they were guests OF
the Tampa Bay. the Ponce de Leon,
the Royal Poinciana and the Royal
Palm hotels.
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Nos. So and IS carry Cincinnati and Florida
Limited solid vestibuied trains Also the cihciu-
natl sleeper via Asheviile, aud the Kansas City
sleepers.
close connections for Chicago and all western
points.
Pullman passengers for Atlanta should take
berths in the Kansas City sleeper, which does
not move from Atlanta until a IN.
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Suuday
tandHav
at
1'1H'SA' Agentm7
w Agent oea
w I DozER
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Wanted.

Live, wide awake men to sell sew
ing machines and collect. Honesty
bond required. Liberal inducements
to hustiers. Address, Jos. Becker
Ocala, Fla. lzil''o'
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A NEW REAL ESTATE FIRM

Buy your milk of Geo. B. Tyler, of
the Hermitage dairy.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1897-01-29
Lost

French lusich Powder at the Anti
Monopoly drug store.
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NOTICE OF ELECTION FOR SUB
SCHOOL DISTRICT.
February, 18th, Il. D. 1897,

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT AN
IN election will be held at Mcintosh Marion
county, Florida, during the hours between s
O'Clock a. m, and SHUTDOWN of
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AsHRvu.IR RourE

Through Pullman sleepers St. Louis and Jack
sonvil1e. Sleepers through Chicago OF Siou3
City and Jacksonville with but one change.
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tWaos
Louisville S0nnau
ebetween Po
plant Steamship Inc Monday n
lAfana
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1897-01-29

*. rve iced st J. B. Suttons, 2
Sposii 8 street. ct. q per bushel.
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RON County, FIoTida.-In OhaHCtIy'
Frank 81. Simouton, VS.. William J. c. Ganzlin-
Bill for the foreclosure of Mortgage aud for
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HOLLY SPRINGS ROUTE.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

and New York and through sleepes
York Elegant through daY coaches Jacksonville to Charlotte
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-13
does demand those costly sacrlnces good morals
and good politics alike require Its defeat.
TIE EVIL OF TEMPORIZING.

Tr,,v +ba Powers seem to be Bourb0ns. They
mother learn nor forget. They are making 10
DIV the same old bunders they made nan
centurv ago. All the disastrous experiences Oh
tho mast because of those plumbers count ior
nothing Some of them realize what blunders
thov hove made. One OF them has notably Ut
tered It's .peccavi," and may perhaps now DE
s,r,rpc IN forsake its evil ways. But Its neigh
bors do not heed its self-exposed example, but
ncrs,st In repeating and intensifying the very
evils of which 1. Is rcpenting.
The one great master evil Of their Eastern
nolicv has been temporizing. They have re-
trained for one reason or another. from ap-
p,vins radical treatment to It, They have re-
sorted to makeshifts to procrastination. Ihey
have been. as they supposed. posponing the eVh
day TO a more convenient time. In reality they
have been treasuring up wrath against the day
of wrath Every postponement has made the
ultimate settlement more difficult. Every OPP
portunity neglected has made subsequent OPP
nor,unitics less propitious. That fact has been
impress ed upon them all over and over again
Yet they persist in their fatuous courses.
That is what they are doing to-day. and that
is what makes the Cretan crisis so formidable
The Powers know perfectly well. every one OF
item. that the i uIkiSu IIIlpilV 10 NO'h'" '"
that Crete must eventually be freed from TURK
ish rule They know that the Cretans want 10
be freed now and have risen in revolt for that
end. They say. in terms. that such separation
Of Crete from Turkey is to come some time.
Rut not now For the present they want 70
temporize They want to adopt some makesmit'
They want to sthvc off the ultimate settlement
q little longer
1t is n foolish policy. In pursuing 1t they are
making only more trouble for themselves.
There was Crctan crisis last year. Instead OF
radically settling 1t they tcmporized; ana 10
day there is anothc, and more formidable Crisis
If they temporize with It. they may allny 1t for
a time but next year; or sooner. 1t VIII DrcaS
ont again worse than ever If they cannon
agree upon settlement now they will never DC
able to: and II they have got to fight it ont that
resort would be less dreadful now than &c some
future time But if they can agree. the manly.
Just and-from The point OF view or selnsh III
tercst-the wise thing TO do Is TO make the SET
Element Mt once They enslave their childrens
children who make compromise with Sin, ana
compromise with sin Is what the Powers nave
been making ever since they undertook the task
of bolsterIng up the mOribund despotism OF the
Ottoman Empire
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-13
.ny.s advocates argued that they were taxed on

pany's advocates argued that they were taxed on
the full value OF every piece OF property """e
muah other property escaped taxation aitoge'ner'
and the remainder was assessed on varying V"'
nations In discussing this point the Commission
said that at appeared and was assumed tna' TIC
"property used for railroad and canal purposes
was assessed by the state Board OF AssessorS
"at its true value, In compliance with the co"s'-
"tutional mandate"
Thinking that II was possible some other STATES
had devised a more equitable and satislac'o''
system Of taxing railroad property the Com''l'S-
sion made an examination OF all their sta'u'''
governing this problem, with the Following re-
suit:
FrsTo show that the railroad corpora.lons nsHe
been taxed in the different states by end dsslm
liar systems due part to the different h
geographically and economicallyEunusi Wis., s,atcs
railroad corporations operate in the various 0te s
second-To show the difficulty as practical ques-
ton of comparing in actual results eaeh ~ enrenc
the amount OF tax each sys'e" ''e''' -
ThdTo show that the TIGHTS o are en ectpaed are
recognized by the State: indeed IT may De sau .
this principle is frequently reSosnSeas IN and es-
of ra +, SS S taxatjSn IN the '"e' ~
FourthTo show that out Of our 'axstion in sub
stance the same ours, with excepiohat f S,otS an
to meet excepona sonaSns a. 1a whoeDneIther in
theory nor in practcaI oPeraio'
With these facts before them. the CoH'nl'ss''N
decided against any change in the New-1ersey
system. but they agreed unanimously that the
method Of distribution was unfair to those ""-
nicipaities having large tracts OF railroad prop
erty such as Jersey City. To remedy 'h's u'-
fairness the Commission made this RECOMMEND
dalton:
That the State rclinquish its revenue OF on i
of nor cent or five dollars on the *l,Wo on va,
~, zion derived from the property used LOT an o IT,
"a canal purnoses on real estate other tna ma
s,om and known as 'second-class proptit! Gu,
v.Iue of Thu property returned py tne =. ,on
f,n,rd ~ Assessor, for the year 1873. was Nil'
1IS from which the State derived reVenuu W s-,
"a, rs far The use OF the State This amount SO
no,,sbed 1s2p s0 0s) To he distributed 10 the ou"
"a Wing districts in proportion 10 the amount ~ so
nronerty located in the several local taxing
A bill embodying that proposition was o'""
nv tho Commission and introduced IN the ''ee's
,ature II IL reasonably certain OF becoming
law. although the representatives OF HuuSo"
county have made a valiant struggle 10 pass
either one of two other bills, providing" reSpe0'.
,ve,v that railroad property should be taSeu 1t,
local rates. or that it should pay al the ra'e VI
. ner cent. Under the Commission Dill 'e'Se.
CIV will be the gamer to the extent OF at 'ea''
$4,000 annually.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-13
THE NEWS THIS MORNING.

FOEFIGN.-rhe European Powers are franz
;rr a new note to Greece dealing with the Gre
tan question: fresh maSSaCreS or ChristiahS IL,
Asia Minor are imminent. - IL is reporteo
in ConstantinOple that the Turkish government
will negotiate with the United States for the pur-
chase Of two or three irOn-clads. - Minis
teriai crisis is reported In Madrid, due 10 the
refusal Of the Queen Regent 10 sign tne decree
recalling General Polavieja from the Philippln@
Islands - Mr. Labouchere accused SIT
Graham Rover a witness before the South Afri-
can Committee in London. OF lying - queen
Victoria arrived at Nice on her way to Clmlez'
- Canadian mining interests are seeking 10
secure 8 duty on anthracite coal imported from
TIE United States.
DCMESTIC.-The Cuban question was dis
crseed at the meeting of the Cabinet. ana IL
was decided il is sale. to MAINTAIN ponc! Oh
et,,c. u.u,reli.,, - Three persons lost their
lives Gnd two were injured by the purnins "
the Chicago Hotel In Buffalo - A great
snovstorm RACED IN the Northwest. - Gov
erncr Black +, fused to say that he would sign
The IauterbaCh Police bill and 1t was not m
trod,ced in the Legislature. - The Micni-
gan supreme Court decided that the state
Acknowledgement must permit the use OF ms
narne IN sui. TO Gust Mr.. PinEree from thN
Mayoraity Of Detroit. -; DR. i; +. Stru ni.
killed by Eew-Ensiana ha'Foao ''""
az Brewsters. \. \.
ed papers to Mayor Strong, calling for the re-
r1oval of Police Commissioners Parker and Grant.
conflict Of authority arose between Re-
ccrder Cot and Justice Beach. or ire supreme
Court. over the trial of an alleged swirdler. ana
ecded in Justice Beach vacating an order for q
s,av. - mass-meetng to help he Cretan
cause vas held in Chickerng Hail. - WIN
6rawals OF goods in bonds were eXceednsy
large in anticipation Of increased tarif rates
- Stocks strong and higher.
TIE Neutrality-suspicious. for to-day: Fair
ard colder The temperature yesterday: High
est, 80 degrees; lowest Al: average ANS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-13

Crete The exercise in Cooper Union was IN
the nature of .whettIng up his voice for the con-
fict When he once gets under way II VIII 80
hard with foreign countries, especially England
No doubt England is stirred to her very depths
by what he said on Thursday night we snail
not he surprised to hear that Queen Victoria mas
hurried home from France to grid herself Tor the
conflict. We do not understand that Wauhope
intends to throw himself personally INTO the
bloody struggle with European nations he VIII
probably superntend the war from TINS sac
But 1t will be great war, all the same AS IL
worldwide disturber Of the peace Wauhope Lynn
holds over Alexander Caesar and Napoleon by
several hucklebcrres
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-13

ACADEMY or NUSIC-2-e:iS-In Old kentoeSs'
blJOU NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Into court
BROADWAY THEATRE-2-S:l5-E CAPTAIN
<ASINC>--2-S:l5-LA Falote. ,. Ma Mer-
rifles
EDEN MUSEE-waxworks and Concert . ~, p,h.
iMpIRE THEATRE-2:iS-s:2N--u nder the heu nvcs.
FIFTH AVENUE THEATRE-2-S15-Tess Oh '"e ~ VI
bervies.
GARDEN THEATRE-2-S:2o- Heartsease
GARRlCK THEATRE-2-S:20-SevcrA Again.
GRAND OPERA HOlSE--2-S-Jm the lehman:
HARLEM OPERA HOUSE2s:lo-aIne 10y 10y '.i from
Paris. -, ..z. tra,a
HOYTs THEATRE-2-S:S0-My Friend from ind'"'
IRVING; PLACE THEATRE--2-S-0raehn rrith.
ES,i.E r,p pOSTEP TUEATRE-2-S -Spiritisnie
ROSTER & BiALS-2-S-Vaudevhie
LYt.rJ'M THEATRE-2-s:i5-T Mayiiower
MADISON SQUARE GARDEN.-l0 a. m TO IL p III
S2ortsmen's Exposition. . 80. ,,.,S,-o
METROPOLITAN OPERA HOuSE-2-De Waiku.e'
MURRAY HILL. THEATRE-2-S-The star Hazei'
OLYMPIA MUSIC HAII.-s:is--vaudevil,e
pASTORS-l2:30 to IL p. m-Naudeviie,.
ST. NICHOLAS RlNK-Day and Evening
WALI.AcK S-2-S:l5-For Bonnie Prince Charlle.
Hath STREET THEATRE--2-s:i5 inhscaiIa.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-13

before Il went the upward way OF all powae'
kees. But then sarcasm has Its place IN poi''o
correspondence. Mr.. Junius. who was some'n'ns
Of letter writer In his way. used It freque"''y'
The Carson correspondence ought certainty
be included In 1.-THE Complete Letter Writer
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-13

Senator Tman is quoted as expressing the ue'
sire that his epitaph. whenever ne heeds one'
shall he Author of the Dispensary Law oh-
Ike the poet who caused 1t to be inscribed on Ms
monument, that he was zone whose name was
writ on water" the Senator evidently wishes 10
no known TO all future time as one whose name
was writ on whiskey.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-13
PERSONS IN THD PLAY.
AyTrGoLD LEGISLATION IN NEBRASKA.

Lincoln Neb.. March l2.-Wooster's BILL defining
what shall be legal tender In Nebraska. was passed
by the House to-day without the emergency
clause. The object OF the bill is to prevent the M
sertion OF the gold clause In contractst notes -
mortgages
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-13
The German Emperor insists upon coerc'"s ,on
I can knock

I'm War Lord.
A Hohenzollerr. ~
I can knock my sister huso"''' "e
DO not detan me-
For | am going
To set the streamlets
or blood Allowing;
I'm War Lord.
A Hohenzollerr.
r an, smelling. 7 am spelling FOR fight.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-13

THE Waterbury American" thinks that t"e
exclusion Of degraded journals from libraries anu
public institutions will really be good thihs ior
the excluded journals. because II VIII compei '"e
people who want to read them 10 puy 'hei''
This may or may not be true; hut IL Is not 10 ."e
point. II the managers OF pubic institu'io"
haliava that the Influence OF these papers Is de.
hasinp Il is their duty to exclude them, without
reference to any Other question. such as that
raised by THE American.