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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1897-12-15
Nal
F'rutas.

The sale for this preparation
has surpassed all others of a SINH.
lar nature. Put up in two sizes
Soc. and Sl.00. Don't forget the
name MAGNESIA SALFRUTAS.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1897-12-15
ONLY 10 DAYS
3I6 FORT STREET.
wv "1e
LOVES
BAKERY

will Roast your Pigs, Poultry
Nand Meats for Christmas and
New Year at a moderate charge,
and have them ready at any
hour agreed upon.
81 This saves you the
bother. Ring up Telephone
1872. 1916
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1897-12-15

will give away Two Beautiful
Presents, one each to the Boy
and Girl who writes him the
most ORIGINAL LETTER.
Mail Box now open at
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1897-07-02

mother Of MY NJ. Snas Ely, left es4
eral days ago for her haliie in Marion,
Ohio, where she will spend the sumf
mor.~.s., Mr.. a,id Mrs. u. Burson, Mr..
and Mrs. George y. o'lsrlen, Miss
Florence Scott aud Megsrs. Arthur
aud Harry Hammond win leave to-
morrow morning for few days out
ing on the hay south of Setiner. j,
Mr.. e. w White, of Citra, has pur-
chased n large orange grove about FOUR
miles north of SetIher, and from tile
way he is having Il worked and fer
tilired Il Nuuhl en- that he has not
Inst condolences la Florida oranges by
any meaus, Two carloads OF fertilizer
arrived last week which he Is having
pat GA the grove .,- Your scribe
while oat Walking with several frieHds
SUNDAY morning ram Quite large rat
a stake just east ~ Sellacr, which he
sueccvicd Ia d;slatchiug, bnt had 10
bring hls "tlrc srMs" into play, az h!s
''snsks shin" refused 10 be approached
IN ciRNsi0g distance, Eight rattles
and bNttua were seeur,Ss rs trophy.
O. H. y
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1897-07-02

The veSAls u the lNskSaaVllle city
elecstea shows thAs ear wAtlea gsieNa
~lsenay@ cSeaelnees IL h The SNmae ,,ld
"tAlnx,N as = 'asaeal.seg ~ ysAls>
epNt>aN II W. wAats~l b. ksN =
tAtaS. ARa kin q sleAss, wy, wS,sssA e.s..
rleN "lseaay@ a. aaVSNNAte IT, .Aaa
she sSsae aAeASaN NJ gslterS he has
hsA With paelse nasASaVNS he hiss llke.
wtse ASa with WatVtaeNA< His gFSaS<,
aeAes aeNtA, See she graveyard he
has he~aea az With N.aSpossa,asAl.
Senatorial saa aaeaseseAl aeAas Se~
hNw quickly sAe ss,sSseeSs Meas
teNSee NslNwVNa (a.isles 10 ~lssaassss'
FNs,S,icSl eagl&l A<aSs AS = sNsSsaaFes
~ = = instrumental 'sssS<N~Ss he
sag~w his matched M NsAxAAssa. Ass,s
t>esNAAaA sAAaaesllSsc>S AeSaMse rey,
etENs, Ne wAeatSa Als sSxxxw Ser
Davis Aea Paws eAscrV>s saASsSS> :
~ e<As ne Ns0 eaxsa ~ AsS eAezxsss
ee4tA0aey, ARA NAlAAxy waa &a rssy.
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~eaa ~ assAsNe Aea Sssex tAs <ser>
ssSa "a, = esssrAl lsgssseSSsaa.
AID ts@ea WSSaa.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1897-07-02

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sca A. s42ssAssa ss>Nr 3 ~ rs.
{, AsS@WSe Il Ns>e.SS Sas>a& sasesa,
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s>aase AA4 cAsea<sS NhssN,SsS
: NSaNse 4 = sA~ esasx re~ax.sS
tANt s<Nes AAk IN tAe aseSs Sex<ss
e~~S - ssyss0s<sS ara stsNsrAesSs.
& Hecaas< 4 = sAe s2SS gSSsssy
sA&a ~fs ere eAreass &lsSgAse~N.
4 t>eess~e 4 = tAe eAss vx@as,sS
te~t ~ Fs~seSs NssSas< eeasa
y tssseNse = \ sA,e NaGS ssas~~sS
t1ss "a eeP~ ssAa<@aScAs sS~@SsesS>
& Necspsa 4 i tie esNss rpm@.SS
s>.sa 49, SsssSs ss Ass,S@Asa ezaA 81
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= Asesse h \ sAse as(s1 FeS1aya
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seee u ea.e w>zaa
kee y and 80 sss,s ~ Ssa< ~ Aass~
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The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1897-07-02

We Offer Onc Hundred dollars re-
ward Zoe any ease af tatarrh that gan,
not be eared Icy Hall CA,auh care.
4, ! CuENtN y 60, N'leno, q.
NJ, 'he undersigned. have knhwn
T. } cheney III 'hr Last Nolecu wears,
AMI Hcilcve him l~gIcetly honorable
Ia All business transactions and tlnan-
eially able toca,vs o03 amy OBLIGATIONS
ula,ie i.y thsir nam.
WEsr 4 rEg n, holesale nsaS8lsts,
1oledo, q,
WAWrNa. ktNNAN 4 MARVIN.
Whvlvsale Druggists role'ln, q.
litl's talarth Cure Is taken inter
nsily se,iaS dlreo''r uaan TIE blood
anA mueeea SURFACES Of Tie system,
Testimonials seat free Prize > cents
per Ivitlr Sold ty all druggists,
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1897-07-02
COUNTY CORRESPONDENCE

I'VE halsc aeNe Vg cny correspondents wiN ~sN
thsnrS go wouud thy feelings al ncsghhe fhC
B.snpey wAutS ~ make ntVndS nVt iNsc them
VoNr Recommendations ho afa,asiS aua urwsN
hls, ht aaa sparkling Nc wAui Il S&i3 shas tl4s
Nanurs has thr NssS htvei cAsNS NJ vsstpSslNsnA
cnts at ANY l@roi 80 f9osNis st1s RANNh&
OWNS e. the heavy atiAe ~ eaf adsr,sysine
,aslWatuS (which tfs SO smd hettes SssWnyi~ ~ IS
StVt The nfViCtsusSs WV have oNoN tAFNst ha Wss
sAv 0sae .,caNG eH NNhlr Nyg1s tai> week Np
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1897-07-02

haboHt mas ARN - s. titNF SNftfe ~ es"tN>feshsi
e'S y s''s l ', y s','.s's w. NN'le
,aias,,us y,AsSA ~, "a su1 laSte, S,sors, " *.
s' ,, N.Y. , s i, NM Meas e tS,> Ws<s NM
"swS'aa' AagFehA'ass'
s''.Nta' Se''sss, H8,"SS 'Na'N A'""s'.
I" spa" ~ 81" "'''''.'e'' 'o""''''
soo"'sS' S'"'''s' ~" t'''''T'""" II
>'"' N' VN'N'N"' Y "'''' Tvs N"'s''
o"' ne tess ~ i''' p"o'N 81 "sA"'''"
S"Su' trees '''F' pretty S'''S' """
''"'' trees '''' 'A@ s".n eV'''f' 'nSNF
az t'S e'es'N' 'fe'aviN'sd '''N
s''N and sweet NA't'ANs NJ" o' /" yN'.
dSnce ~ sa's s'H'''A asX' NosF
lhes AseNaNdtF- Si.r p''"',%'sr's''f "'
th's r'So'' WI" "'~ o's'n ca toN s'sA
. 1855 seq ~'s2S o'A", "" sac N'sd 'e SAY
Is Au'e - 40 1854 agAia ''tS' ~ every
! h,'iy 3ots w'o ''l'e"s 'ise n'<N''.,s' ass
Ntes' et SeAA'of = H. R'l''h J. IS
. laT&er as ea tae sick 1s~' th's "T'A
lheeSe 'a'pF1N''S ~ pFoSN'i'' f"NF
itagiaN 9 Correspondent seems 'e 'ha"N
sAN' ','eN SIS "s'ls 'H@k oFe%th last
w,''k. Sen see ao" u" 's'A9>e- a'.si
cas- ,,,..,i st'' - sna"y Topics 4" "fs,e
e@ hASlsN Nna" Ae" or Wssre 10
he&ia' sad S>e 50 "''s''a e4'SaVasAilNt'
Ss'd 'd'eue~> pF'e'iced ~ every "l1e,,
sten F" p"sf'eS nsN efa'a 10 ve1leV'
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1897-07-02
+. 3. HARRIS. Editor.

rsanulent Advertisements must be paid sos 10
advance,
An advertisements Aast take The tuu 81 the
s,atat nnieas otherwise stipulated BY contract
AND thea additional change viii ~ ryQeu ~
nttsallea IL npw advertisements snd ieeAt Rand
blits - eeala pcf tine t0r tites Insertion aud
senls pcs live tat zach sNi,rcanend,
arts taf advertising ate st,ts AfsSf the art ~
setti,n ~ When ttsSeeSe,l skcVnt When other
~i4e ,sullfestet M
an observation-disclosures t,f rAll,'AAtsoa sNtsssd "
a,Nl1sess<l a. thx e,iitot,
t\,fasaaNieattsss i,ctkAlatWe ~ eNesscss ~
srasltsts<s. thaaia ke addressed u thc maa
sFrf
tN1sxefe,s,ttats WAateSi A. spetN t~sSt Ssfsee "
N4f..,a ts.,lsttx Communications tes rNi.lt,&
ts..a she.alA ~ tAs,sst " tsaly - reseN The Ran
s.qs s.sf.Q ~, letef tRAa NtsiaenlAN, L. taSats
t.s.1Isatt,N ~ ne weeA sNtNssssh
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1897-07-02

Risher TeEncr, SeNrsiS's S>alNgva
nsheR SAYS there i NJ mo~ neserc
Cor che negre VA this ceaatES than Eg
fgas IN = SAake's den, And yss the
nsxre has the Aeeeat ~ tsre scAeNls
aud fce sasigNgv. la whNsa, hiShep,
~ the tAetr
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1897-07-02

AZ The annual meeting II the dem.
eerAsic eliloFS ef iadiARa recently
held the asssclAtseN veteSa almost
unanimously te exclude Sll aewSlsA.
peN ecNaslng 10 accps the CAh'sSN
platform ~ the slsees ANcaeg &C dem.
ocgaltc eAlgk.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1897-07-02

The Macon Telegraph lsslaadlag Np
g. Mckinley ~ straight as @n arrew
u sces prosperity ea every farm in
1eorlA Ans presenslS h hear the STA.
xle ~ The dollars even ia the I~,,&ess
~ e.lllorS
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1897-07-02

ReeaaSe 0is ~ seag time coming
evesYeyay viii welcene q when Il
gess ksge. We mean that vital wave
az nENsneEilN.N
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1897-07-02

Serssase she Savetaaleat should 70.
QGlge every citizen 10 nsSil cNg&Nla
nemeeF u sestegs every ycAr NNa
print ta>t eaeAaNA pSSsAee stamps -
% Il aaa ~ wess, sssa then &lsew
FecelAssss ~ hay the stamps >n,l
hsla tAe l~ees'le ~ Coz Say estce they
asse,as we0eAaV ehere Ne = rev.
eAals>a, thNeeA, Ras tA&s Is exactly
~ASt tAe geVeSneseat aec< vita its
eseaey> n esanSaS people % rNS
their tAxee Sna esAss debts ia nA,,svey
and sAca allewsA lew 10 maaegsASse
Ll.-.fNNAlaks AslNxNNle,
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1897-07-02

e srssss
sasl Saroet 81 soathNesl quartz. segsisil !.
| township g, range y. southeast que'ter 81
/ southwest quarter. section :, township s. fange
! 7si commencing 900 feet ives ct neItheast ot.r
ner OF southwest qaartar section :. towrship IL
i RANGE a., thcnce south 80 left. west zoo feet
i south to north boundary Of Co.'s addition d.
pcata, weat S6s feet north so feet and east rs,
/ feet, south hall Of northwest rnartef nf north
cast quarter, north half Of southwest quarter Of
| northeast quarter section 9. township S, range
| sas northwest quarter ot southwest quarter
| southwest quarter ct northwest quarter south.
| east quarter ct southwest quarter section ~
| township IS. range e; beginning lbs fcct north
| If southeast cotret ~ northwest quarter of
northeast quarter, section IS, township r. range,
| -, thence north les iert west $40 tret
| south iqs ise. east Acc feet 30 i. o. 10 noIthweSt
| quarter oi northeast quarter, section 10. town
| SHIP IS range ss- Nee>t halt % fofthwt & guar
ter, section - township IS. range AL beginning
| quarter section = township as range a. thence
eaSt - chains AMT 81 links north chains. west
il Chains and IS links S9uIh chains to D. o. D.,
| beginning northwest corner o. southwest guar
ter, section -. township -. range o. thence.
east 1888 chaiuss south $ chains. west s. 80
/ eh1ins, nerth chains so p q. b lot { de
/ J. H. grant; township IS range y.
east halt - west hsii 81 northwest quarter sec.
ton o. tow uShip range zss east Isaif 81 north
east QuafiCt, north h3lt ol north EAST quartet o.
south east quarter, section :. township Is range
| 49, west haN 90 southeast quarter. southeast
9na!lS5 81 southwest quarter. section 2s.
west quartet, section S. township T.
range -, southwest quarter OF south
/ cas- quarter. slHthtast quarter ~ northeast
quarter cas-, hslIos sontAeas, quarter. section :
( township fc. range 81; northwest quarter 1t
Southwest quartet. s-ct32H -, township I5 ran &c
90, usatth hai! ~ norlh hau % north-
e.is' 1o4f'si r' northeast quarter, section S,
township 30, sNuse sai northwest quarter ot
naFihe@~i qaaster seeiioa a township 90. range
49, NA>t kati @l a4tjf@S~, quartet section ~,
taw asfHn ie. range eos lsest Holt ca uuytl1wcs,
quarter ~tNtlon &. NwG-silp H. range ~ g :
tiss.sis norris ana ,,,fi, In, ~ S. i,i,, ,as4 ,rJ
$3.50 saa.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1897-07-02

Tho ~eaaa ~ the ''seaad S,llar"
weall h. = pleasant Seand e. hear in
shr land lust sss,at this time.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1897-07-02

liea, CAAaHces +, lslAck claims thNs
C.>l. CAAs n. jones ~ the ~, Louis
lo~i nlSpateA. IS the SathAE
~ the NAglenSl nsasecgatic plat.
Nagm Adopted al ChscsxN, CS2,
lenes rcVVlvca part ef his democrat.
h sasllAge while ia EtNvlaA> HNw he
- aeelea ta,lAy ia Jacksonville.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1897-07-02

Where VAS the gola and where Was
the silver ''eNdasteg" u che war; We
ash, and echo AisSwey>, where llwSS
CeateieFaee papce me0eyla the SsAash
and rreeneAeks sn the North, that
held the armies together fer Esav lNax
YEAR, M sa,aleg On either side wSs
gala exe,epl ia Many money.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1897-07-02

fAe s~alt ~ the Jacksonville city
slecstaN tntensislcs the ae>esSlly ter
q ''sssaightsoas" Democratic paper
there. And why shouldn't Jackson.
willie have ones
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1897-07-02

n i now tear moaths since VNaa-
ere,~ has NeeN In session devlssng =
scheme b. tax eVcgye,~ty rich, Il Is
che nAe~s Colossal hamNUg vi the cen.
at,ss
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1897-07-02

ss-els zsss Azsssk ssssk Essrsssa -, ale
81 >z ~ 49, " Ezwazzsz * n ! = . -, =
~ go &zA4Nz& S2EZE VS. Eea -, ~.
S&&E& EszaS sezsazssl ssa.ss.s ~ S.sat,s..,s -,
isttessss-s RS
AzsaA1x - 81 4 &sxEE 49, -
q 8 - -
49, = eeea- >@ss ss-3 - 49, -
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1897-07-02
MAS Ek's SAfsk or LAMBS IN MAhiuK
LEVY, CITRUS AMI suMrRR COUNTIES

Py VIRTUE oF DgtsRisls or Tff CiR.
tSnit Court OF the nah trticiai ciscsnt 81 the
atats % Florida, Ia aud tor Marion county, sill
uuS w Shanccry. nt date nue stst 1877. IN the
Ssuse 81 6, 6, ssTAiNLrON, as Received OF THE
rts. National Rank ot ocsia against n W.
ASNhW, Ut Al. will on
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1897-07-02

Lot ., block 10. AuFc,is addition. lot A. liack 4.
range ;, sicSs' addition, lots aud 4, block ~.
New survey block a, New SURVEY North. except
that potion north oi line - feet south OF and
parallel Ia center 81 maiu track Of D. {. y T.
tailfo9d adjacent thereto north half lot g.,
block -, and an halt undivided interest III lot g.
block 80, aud like interest in the north hall ~
lot }, further described A. beginning at nafta-
west c9taSr OF said iot, running thence south 40
tcet east aS tcet, u0tth 10 tcct west toS feet lo
po'nt Of beginning all III Odd Survey; west bali
lot :, Is, q, smiths addition 10 Ocaia, section a.
township ,
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1897-07-02

M,ss +tsss7sasa. NsslssaI@ RsE -sszAs i,-ssggsssz
za'a lgssssgga Aassss. 4ls ~ sss4rSssx ssstsre
l,N~s
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1897-07-02

between The hours OF n a. M, aud ! D, m, at
me south door OF the court house ia Oeaia Ma
r'ou county, Florida, offer for sale at public tut
efk u The highest bidder tor cash the lands living
~ Marion, citrus, Levy aud sumter coanties.
FLORIDA described ia said ,cctee, those lying in
Marion county heinE dcscIiaed as iotiows
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1897-03-13
the place of ai.mi...i a, Fourt.enth and

TO the place OF dismissal at Fourteenth and
X streets
Immediately after the grand marshal and
his stan came Troop A. then the president.
the detachment OF veterans OF the Twenty
third Ohio volunteers. and the presidential
division was composed first of the regu-
lars under Col. John 8 Poland. and there
was a fall representation OF the artillery,
marines seamen, infantry, light artillery
and regular artillery. The second brigade
was made up CO the District of Columbia
national guard and the whole OF the mill
tary division vas under the command Of
Gen Wesley Merritt
The second srand division OF the parade
embraced militia from other states IL
was under the command Of Gov. Bushnell.
Of Ohio. and was subtiyided into several
brigzdes. The first in the order Of their
marching Included Pennsylvania. New Jer-
ssy, Connecticut, Massachusetts,. Mary
land In the second brigade New York.
Virginia, North Carolina Rhode Island,
Vernon, and Kentucky. The third brigade
Included Ohio. Illinois. Texas. Iowa Wis
cors.n Minnesota aud the colored troops
Of Washington city. The third division OF
the brigade was made up ot veteran organ
izSt!ons. COMMANDED by Ma! Gen Q. o.
Howard. United States army, retired Ths
first brigade included the department; OF
the Potomac OF the Grand Army Of the
Union Veteran legion. the Cnion Veteran
club ard other organizations OF old sol
diers. The civic grand division o. the pa
-ade which was one OF the most striking
features Of the afternoon. was uEdcr cor--
nard Of 3. II. Warner, Q. Washington
city, With aids frcm each state OF the
union. I; was divided into divisions, the
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1897-03-13

Industrial disturbances from which speedy
relief must bs had. our financial system
needs some revision. our money Is all
eroc row. ~, is value must not further
enduring sasls, not subject 70 easy attack.
nor lis stability 70 doubt or dispute. Our
currency should continue under The super
VISION q the government. The several
FORM Of our parer money offer, d. MY .udE-
Tls1;. constant en- tayrassr%St 10 the
govern Elelt and . ale balance in the rs as
U-s-. Therefore ! believe II necessary 70
devise , system which, without diminish
iIs the circulating medium. or o1s-'rS a
iTe-----rn FOR is contraction, vi! pTrssll
: remedy for those arrangements which,
temporary IN ;seir nature, r.Ett vel IN
the years q: cur yrosys -.ty have been dis
placed by wiser provisions. W.th adequate
revenue secured. h1t not until then We
laws s. Will, while .nscr.ns saset!' and Vol.
r!-ce 70 cur Nancy. 70 longer impose upon
Ire govern rrze.lI the necessity OF maintain
iEE - large = go.1 reserve. u!tE It's attend
az, AID inevitable temptations 10 specula-
Mes: G: our financial laws ara the OUT
growth q experience ard trial. and should
.I-t Pc amen led without invest. Eatiou and
Cd = .s.v&t!2r q .hz wisdom q the PFC
E--s%3 changes. We mus, Is both sure We
therefore, cocS7ess IN is wisdom shall
l-aEa i erpel!%lt 10 create & co1--i ss.o..
- lake under early cO-s.e Grafton the re-
v.s.o. CT or coinage, barking and cEr-
-F-cy laws. ard give theru that eNha cst!ve.
careful s.4 tispaSsic-ate eNAEr..r atlon
t-at their import a-ce demands, I shall cor
t.all? concur in such action. II such power
j. vested N TIE president, y - my purTgse
. appoint q commission q IroEaiaenI.
who Will command public confidence both
CT account ot thk!r ability az4 spec. al it
ness for the work, B3s.ress experience
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1897-03-13

more loans and more revenue. there ousnt
| 10 be but one opinion We should nave
more revenue. and that without ueiaS.
hintranee: or postppb Sy loans Is not per-
r1anent or safe reliance. IL VIII sumSe
while II lasts but II cannot last long wnlie
the OUTLAWS OF the government aI 81 90 dur.
ing The paSt two years. Nor must II be for-
gotten however much such loans may tenn
porarily relieve the situation the sosss err.
ment Is still Indebted for the amount OF tne
surplus thus accrued. which II must ulti-
nately pay. while its ability 10 ray Is nos
STRENGTHENED but weakened BY continues
deficit Loans are imperative IN great
emergencies 10 preserve the government OF
IFS credit, but a failure 10 supply needed
revenue in time OF peace TOT me tnaHi-
tenanee of either has no lus''hca.
Protective Tariff Needed
.-rbe heS, way for the government 20
maintain its credit. Is TO pay as goes
not by resorring 10 loans. but by keeping
out OF deb;-through an adequate income
secured BY system OF taxation, externA
or internal. or both. II IS the settled policy
OF the government pursued from the be.
ginning and practiced BY all PARTIES ana
a asysnns rom taxes upon foreign pSoduc-
lions entering the United States Ter sale
and consumption. and avoiding, for the
most part every iorn OF girsHt 4:
clearly opposed 10 any needless additions
10 the subjects OF internal taxation anc
IL committed by IT'S latest popular E.irE-
arce 10 the system Of tariff taxation There
can be TO misunderstanding. either. about
the principle upon which this ,ariS taxa
ton shall be levied. Nothing has ever
been made palmer al a general ELECTION
than that the controlling principle IN the
raising OF revenue from duties on imports.
is Jealous care for American interests and
American labor The people have de-
clared that such legislation should be had
as will give ample protection and ercou--
aCeuert 20 the Industries and the develop
nient Of our country II is, therefore. earn
estly hoped and expected that congress
will. al the earliest practical moment. en-
act revenue legislation that shan he falr
reasonahle, conservative and just. and
which. while supplying sufficient revenue
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been shown 20 the seats Sc; apart for :her1
After few words OF farewell 20 his asso-
Gates b. Vice President Stevenson he pro
n1unced the senate OF the Fifty-four;h
congress adjourned sine die. Then the ex-
ira session OF the Fif;y-atth session. called
by President Cleveland 70 NEE; at noon On
March 4. commenced. The late vice pres!-
dent made way for his successor. Mr. Ho-
bart, 20 whom the oath Of once was admin
istered, after which he made a brief ad
dress. He then proceeded in his turn to
swear In such as were present of the %
senator's whose terms either Of election or
reelection began contemporsneously with
that OF the president
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THE PARADE.
Formation of the Escort to an d from
the Capitol.


The inaugural parade was given under
the leadership OF Gen. Horace F. Porter,
who was the grand marshal, with a strong
force Of aids. a rough total OF the number
Of regulars and militia soldiers and sailors
In line shows an aggregate OF Il.00C 70 a.
COO. The escort OF President Mex lhlSy num-
bered about 500. The civic examinations
are estimated al about l2e0p. The escort
TO the president from the executive man
sion TO the capitol was the first division
OF the parade forces. The escort from the
capitol TO the executive mansion was COM
posed Of one military and one civic grand
division, subd!vided into divisions and
brigades. The fna! ARA ngemert for the
escort from the white house 10 the capitol
provided for parade in the following
order:
Platoon OF Mounted Police.
Governors Island Band
Grand Marshal Horace Porter, STAFF ard
aids.
Gen. Wesley Merritt, United States Army.
Marshal OF the First Brigade.
Battalion OF United States Engineers
Seventeenth Infantry.
United States Foot Artillery.
Regiment OF Marines.
Battalion OF Seamen.
Battery OF Light Artillery
Squadron Of Artillery.
Troop A. OF Cleveland, O., personal escort to
the President-elect
President Cleveland and President-elect
Mckinley in their four-horse coach.
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M'KINLEY MADE PRESIDENT.
The Famous Ohioan Take. the oath
of Omce

Al the completion OF this ceremony both
houses OF congress proceeded TO the east
ern portico OF the capitol. and in the pres
ence OF tremendous throng of citizens
the oath OF office was administered TO Pres
ident Mckinley by Chief Justice Fuller.
President Mckinley then delivered his in
augurai aodress. which was a mastery
effort. and in which he outlined the policy
Of his administration.
AZ It's close, together with ex-President
Cleveland. he entered the carriage and was
driven TO the white house, tumultuous
cheers greeting him all along the route.
AFTER reviewing the gorgeous procession
from the stand In front Of the historicaI
mansion. he formally entered upon his
duties as the chief executive of a nation
OF 100000 people. Grover Cleveland re-
entered the ranks of private citizens, and
VIII retire TO his new home at Princeton,
n. j.. TO resume the practice OF law.