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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-11-20

There exists among women who
ere much In society . form Of weari-
ness resulting from overtaxed nerves,
more intense and depressing than
any known to tired muscles.
The overcrowded lives Of such
women make them slaves OF ankle
ties and annoyanoes which they can
mot ignore.
The following letter from ono Of
New FORKS busiest hostesses shows
how implicitly Paine's celery com.
pound 10 relied on among the most
Intelligent, well-to-do families -
we'll - In the many more humble
households al over the country.
New York City, Oct. .. 1897.
Gentlemen-I think IL but fair TO
You that I bear testimony TO the
beneficial results Of my use Of Psine's
celery compound.
Two years ago I was almost Q
wreck from nervous prostration, 70.
sulting from overwork, mental and
physical. / had lost my memory
completely, and friends feared /
would never recover. After trying
several remedies to no avail, my
physician prescribed Paine's celery
compound, and within . few days
there was decided improvement in
my condition.
After the use OF three bottles
WAS 90 much better that It was I'M
necessary for me 10 continue its use.
Since then I have recommended Il
widely. and have yet to hear that II
has failed to do all that claim
for IL.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-11-20

.Cascarsts Candy CathArtic, the
most wonderful medical discovery Of
the eye. pleasant and refreshing "a
the taste. ct gently and positively
on the bowels. cleansing the entire
system. dispel colds, cure headache,
fever. habituai constipation ard BIZ.
tousnsss. Please buy and ,ry . boz
OF G. C. c. today; 10. Is, 30 cents.
Sold and gusssntsed 10 cure BY Ill
druggists.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-11-20

seme disease. Is c-asrcsed. panGlylab.
Xr.. Sternaman shortly after the burial
% her husband set about collecting the
5000 Insurance on his life. People socn
began to talk Of suspicious circum.
stances regarding Sternaman's death.
The body was exhumed and an autospy
held. Large quantities Of arsenic were
found in the stomach, liver and brain.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-11-20
AQsses tD ,aea,s,se.

There 10 . medicine whose proprit
tors do not claim to have dis.
covered some hitherto uu.
known ipgedient, or that IL is a
cure-all. This honest medicine only
claims to cure certain diseases,
and that its ingredients are recog-
nized BY the most skilled physioianl
40 being the best for kidney and
bladder diseases. II IL Foley's Kid.
ney cure. For sale BY T. H. Thomas.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-11-20

we k-cv = 30 rsv,ev r1h6sksa. y THIS
sczntry y ~ E,ucp>. vasch ersae,ass 20 sxnsss-
tfiy o. ne Ax--fcss Mosrwt- IRE ssertn>-s.
tinelinsss. snt energy q pcrrsnsm viih the
s.Aaa r'i -nrnt esren.ly ve,fhet op.n.ca. enset
sacsle4~s s-d v~a-csrssa Enrtsh 81 the p9rsiy
literary persrlscaL "-Tks CsefssA.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-11-20
WOMAN SENTENCED 10 HANG.


In . CanaAann Court.
Cayuga. Ont. Nov. 20. - Mrs. Adele
Sternaman was last night found guilty
Of the murder Of her husband. and was
sentenced to be hanged IN the court
yard Of the Jail In this town on Jan. 20,
1883. When the jury came into court
and announced its verdict the Judge or
dered the prisoner TO stand and asked
her IL she had anything to say why
sentence should not be passed upon her.
The woman. whose face was deathly
pale and whose voice trembled with emo-
ton. turned toward the jury box and
exclaimed: Il declare before God that
I am innocent Of this crime" The Judge
then passed sentence OK death upon her.
Ars. Sternaman'scounscl at once moved
for q new trial Mrs. Sternaman wac
tried for the murder Of her husband,
George sternaman. who died on Aug.
Is. 1886. uttering nothing but ex-
pressions OF tenderness ard affection for
his wife. Stefnaman was taken III ON
June ! 1ssk
4 former husband had died Of the
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-11-20
FgIGHTFUL STRUGGLE FOR LIFE.
Negro Fireman Attacks an Engineer In ,
Locomotive Cab Under WAY.


Locomotive Cab Under Way.
Birmingham, Ala, Nov. 2o.-On a
freight train dashing southwark over the
Louisville ard Nashville railroad at the
rate Of thirty miles an hour late Thurs
day night one of the most thrilling en-
counters ever recorded in fact or fiction
occurred. Two men, one black and
crazed by drink, the other white and
conscious Of deadly peril. engaged in a
life and death struggle in the cab of q
locomotive which ended in the death Of
the negro and the miraculous escape
from the same fate by the white man.
When train No. rs, southbounG, left here
Thursday night at 1915 p. m. Engineer
p. Bishop and Fireman Wiley Craig
(colored) occupied the locomotive cab
When two miles from the city
Bishop told tire negro to stir up
the fire. Tie negro paid no
attention to the order and 1t was re-
peated. This time he uttered an oath,
and springing from his seat drew a re-
volver and fired a shot point blank at
the engineer. The bullet missed him and
the negineer struck the revolver from
the negro's hard Just as the latter was
about TO FIRE q second shot.
Craig now crazed with rage. Instantly
drew a knife and grasping the engineer
by the shoulder pulled him from the box
and cut him in dozen places across the
breast. Bishop had pistol in his hip
pocket, but he was held for a time in
such q position that he could not reach
II. Finally. after a desperate struggle
during which the tive men rolled over
and over on the floor Of the cab. Bishop
managed TO draw his pistol and fire. The
bullet struck the negro in the breast
ana penetrated his heart. without a
groan he fell back in the darkness to
the ground. The train at that time was
near Oxmoor. There II was halted by the
wounded engineer. who told the crew OF
his thrilling encounter. Bishop says his
watch chain alone saved him from a
death blow At the hands OF the negro.
who welded his knife with the savagery
OF demon.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-11-20
To Re Hsppy

or cheerful or useful IL next to an
impossibility when one is suffering
from . discomforttng cold or . nasty
little cough. II you are ''down In the
mouth" from the effects Of q cough
or cold. You will find your delight in
the. use Of . 25.cent bottle OF DR..
Bells Pine Tar. Honey. Druggists
sell il.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-11-20
AmusEmEnTs.

-
The Fiinss continue to delight
large audiences nightly ct harper's
theatre. Tho entertainment given
last evening furnished abundant OBJ
Portuttty for amusement, the sub
jects being put through series Of
performances even more marvellous
than ever produced before BY these
hypuotists. The feature WAS the
placing Of Mrs. Grace Maynard,
while in . cataleptic STATE. scross
the backs Of two chairs, and allow.
ing three everage sized men to stand
on her suspended body. While one
Of the number remained, Prot. Flint
caused the rigidity to leave MIRA.
haynard's body. which gradually re-
taxed until Il became crescent.
shaped, when he In turn caused it to
return to its former condition, after
which the subject was awakened
Tho Flints close their engagement
tomorrow evening".
'Spectsculsr" 10 the best descrip-
sion Of "l492." which is to be pre-
sented ut the Burtis next Sunday
evening. The piece is . historic
burlesque, and no more complete
production has ever been presented
to the public. It il . combination
Of the brightest and best in comic
opera, farce, ballad and extrava-
Hsnza. There are no dull moments
and everything goes with . hurrah
from start to finch. The scenery
and costumes are beautiful and
costly. and the company an exceed
ingly strong one. Stuart. the .'male
Patti" 10 the Queen Isabella. and
Zsima Rawlston, q young burlesque
actress, Is the infanta. The others
in the orga nization are Master
Thomas Mesde, the boy tenor; the
Herald Square quartet; John b. w.
Byrne, Frank Gardiner, Marie Godoy.
Connie Thompson, Arthur X seaton.
Sarah McClafen, Thomas H Ince.
gorge d. Cunningham, H. j.
Turner, Jay N. Binkly and Geo. e
Ovey. There is also . large and
we'll directed chorus and . complete
orchestra under the direction of Prot.
Milton c. Smith.
A Des Moiues paper says Of the at.
traction which 10 to, be presented 81
Hsrper's theatre next week: "Ai
the Grand opera house. the Faus,
Comedy company gave . really cred
liable vaudeville perfo, m ancs. The
athletic exhibition Of the Faust broth.
ers Was one Of the best that has been
seen in Des Moines this year. A
feature Of the performance is the
London bell ringers. The company
plays at popular prices and deserves
good houses"
Almost every company nowadays
carries its own scenery and effects,
and the result is most pleasing t
theatre goers, and certainly must b<
satisiactory to the travelling man
ayers, or they would not incur an ex
psnse 80 great in itself. Monday
Nov. %. . large and beautiful pro
duction will be presented in cor juno
tion with Madeleine, or the Msgi,
KISS" the comic opera which provet
to be the success Of the seoson twt
years ago at the Burtis operx house
It Is stu fresh in the public mind
The coming engagement is suie t
result in large houses.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-11-20

People can't be good nstured. can't
b pleasant. II they have itching
piles. Doan's Ointment will make
any sufferer from this plague OF the
night happy. It gives inttant relief
and permanent cure. Marshall &
Fisher cell t.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-11-20
WAY THEY Do II TEXAS
Prominent Citizens Fight Gu,
q Tide Difference with
Pocket Artillery.
THREE MEN n AeuH A1surEur,

o. Dead. Oss Dying md the fhira Badly
Wesndsd-EcAo q H. Mobblng q I'd.
Her BE.an - Wsce Il the Pep Of the Re.
volver-Losenotive Esgineer's Dssper.
ate Fight for LSs-Womaa Sentenced To
He Hanged n Canada.
st. Louis. Nov. 2Q.-A special to The
Republic from Waco, Tex, says: NV.
Harris. editor Of the Waco Times
Herald. morning paper, and w. A. Har.
ris. his brother. on one side. and Judge
Z. b. Gerald, . prominent citizen, fought
10 the d1Ath on the street yesterday
afternoon. W. A. Harris was shot dead.
j. W. Harris wounded fatally, his body
being paralyzed. and Gerald was shot
In the side and may die. The trouble
was the outcome Of the mobbing Of W.
Z. Brann. publisher Of The Iconoclast
Gerald was ex-counfy Judge and ohe of
W1co's most prominent citizens. He had
~ritten bitter criticism on Baylor uni
versity with reference to the recent
mobbing Of Brann, and had flied II with
Editor Harris for publication. After
wards he asked to have his manuscript
returned and became incensed at the
editors delay in complying.
Editor Harris Opens Fire.
BAD feeling resulted. and when Judge
Gerald was crossing the street at the
corner Of Fourth and Austin streets at
o'clock yesterday Editor Harris came
out Of drug store ana opened fire
upon him. Gerald Immediately drew
his revolver and returned the fire.
Hearing the shooting w. A. Harris
came upon the scene and took hand
In the fusillade. shooting Gerald from
behind. Gerald pursued him into the
drug store shooting as he ran. Harris
fell to the floor with the words: "You
shot me in the hack
Killed His Prostrnfe Foo.
Gerald then emptied the remaining
chambers in his weapon Into the pros
trate form Of his victim. killing him on
the spot, and then left the scene. A
little colOred hoy who stood near was
shot in the leg by a stray bullet. Editor
Harris was carried into the drug store
by friends. His wife and daughter were
notified and were soon at his side. The
scene was pitiful, the wife and daughter
| weeping while the husband and father
lay prOstrate, unable to move q muscle
Of his body or speak. His windpipe had
been severed by q bullet which injured
his spinal column.
Judge Was Quick ON Trigger.
He was removed to his home, but
cannot live. Judge Gerald was wounded
In the neck and side. While serious, his
wounds cannot be said to be neces-
sarily fatal. The excitement Is very
great and public opinion seems to be
divided. Judge Gerald is an ex-member
Of the legislature. ex-postmaster Of this
| city and widely known throughout the
state. He is IS years old. He was armed
with two reviewers: the Harris brothers
each had enc. The Judge is fearless and
noted as a man quick to resent an Of
Tense.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-08-15

a mother told her little boy that u ne
went out into the street she would whip
him.
But. mother" he replied. II JET y0u
whip me now may 20 out Afterwards
The little fellow had a level head. ana
he was particularly wise in wanting the
punishment in advance. or. az least. q
being willing % take IL then. And there
are a great many older people Ike him
4 very large part % the news We
read In the daily papers concerns the
wrecks and The misdOings Of humanity.
We can ind scarely a page that does
not contain one or more o. these items
il most cases the unfortunate would
have Consented 20 take their Bhipplng5
first and then % out into the world of
don't care. But II the punishment had
preceded the desire there might have been
: different feeling.
There was a whole volume OF truth and
PHILOSOPHY In that Ettle bit q dialogue IN
Denham Thompson's play, when the rag
ged tramp returned He was asked why
he had left home.
Because 7 wanted 10 have ny OWL
way" he replied
and ye looks as Il sc had had H." was
tho comment
There never was time when sober. In
dustrious living was more necessary th.n
now. Il Is an axe OF seif-restraint. and
not OF dissipation: a generation that counts
the cost and has % DO 10 or falL-Lesiie. 8
Weekly.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-08-15
THE ooURr or JUsrIcn JoHS.
Another Lot of Suspicious Charaeters
Dealt with According TO Ills Honor.

Charles Johnson. cOlOred. imbibed freely
and IL cost him $50, besides a Dig hea1.
Rosa johnson and Willie Johnson, col
ored were charged with fighting on the
street. Rosa hit Willie with brick ana
IL cost her s., while Willie went free.
Mary Johnson alias Emma Foster, coll
ored. said that Indian Bill hit her. IN
dian Bill was promptly IN line, but Mary
failed TO show up and on the rec0mmeh n
dalton Of Sergeant Cosby Indian Bill was
told to proceed at once 70 his wigWam,
which he proceeded 70 do. go
Suas Fields a cOlOred youth with n
good character, bought cantalOupe anu
cut II open. Then he proceeded 70 scat
ter the seeds all over Lewis Taylor peas.
But Silas was "a niger with Bood
character" and tho Party on the throne
told him to go and throw no more can
taloupe seeds.
Harry Allen was charged by Ida Chris
tian with calling her a slew-footed hussy.
The Party on the throne thought Harry
was about right and turned him loose.
Cornelius Brannon is a colored man
with a suspicious character, and VIM. II.
Johnson. the negro burglar, says ne is his
accomplice. Cornelius went down for SIX
months.
James Meade. colored. who was arrest
ed as a suspicious character, was order
ed out Of town.
James Crone. James Christian. Robert
Goode. and Bedford Bryant quartette
Of negro boys, were caught trespassinS
upon the property Of the G.. and o. rail-
road, and they went down for thirty days
each.
Charles Williams and John Williams,
are two dusky knights OF the road, one
tom Cincinnati. the other from Mobile.
They got thirty days each.
Charles Cr0XtOn. cOlOred. suspicious
character will remain in jail one year
because he can't give 800 security.
Lucy Coleman "a colored female. goes
down for thirty days because she is sus-
piciOus character.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-08-15
REPUBLIcAy STATE COMMITTEE
This Body viii Meet in Lynchburg Next
MedneadaN.

Arrangements for the meeting OF tho
Republican State Committee. IN Lynch
burg. next Wednesday. are about com
pleted.
Judge Waddnl. OF the Executive Com
mittee, will attend and prominent Re
publicans from all parts Of the state viii
be there.
The convention was called for the pur-
pose OF determining as 20 what course 90
pursue I'm reference 10 the holding OF q
State convention for the nomination OF
q gubcrnltOrlal ticket.
Opinions as 20 the advisability OF nOmi-
mating q ticket are diversified. and the
outcome is stil a question. Many OF the
leaders oppose the movement, while 9TH
crs favor it. and the masses are prOba-
bly, On q majority for convention.
While Judge Waddill would say moth
ing as 20 how he stands on the question
OF putting up a ticket. u is pretty vel.
understood he opposes II.
Chairman Lamb has stated that tick
20 will undoubtedly Doe placed IN the field
so IL appears mat a hot time IN Lynch
burg" may be expected.
40 one knows az this time just what
will be the outcome NJ the meeting.
The State Committee is composed of
thirty members. three from each district
the members from this district being
Messrs. Edgar Allan and Morgan Treat
and ". o.. Singleton.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-08-15

cutters c. smokers. ]; scrap Cbright), "a:
leaf dark. 215, stems, 10. burleys. 3;
Tugs dark. ~. lotaL 'Ie hogsheads.
~ tho Richmond Tobacco Trade for the
,goek ending saturday, August II. 1896.
yvr9rr,rs Il hogshcads. filters. 40: cut
tors 53. scrap CbrighU 49, scrap dark,
3: leaf dark. 10, suh-cured, - stems
/: western, 10. burleys' 40 rugs ldarh)'
81 Total. 5ji hogsheads.
private Gales reported 10 the secretary
- 49, richmond Tobacco Trade for the
wcck ending saturday August IL, $50;
Nvranpers i26 hogsheadsi iillers, 40, cut
tiers. III. smokers, 10, lear DARK, AZ.
burleys. 10, Tugs DARK 81 Total, sJi
tsrirefe sales reported 20 the secretary
of tbe Richmond Tobacco Trade for the
vgccE ending saturday August Is. 1891:
Xvr9nprrs. Jos hogsheads; filters. 10;
crttlrs :. smokers, 10. scrap (bright, 8;
80 dark 4y1. sun-cured. IS. western,
"a. i,,os dark. JOS. Total, $50 hogsheads.
private sales reported 10 the secretary
Of the Richmond Tobacco Trade for the
week ending Saturday, August ~. 1873:
Wrappers. Il hogsneads' hllers, l'5 hogs-
trads. cutters. Il, smokers, i. scrap
Drfgbt 2. SCRAP dark. 81 leaf dark,
90. Ines dark. ~ Total, 400 hOgsheads.
private sales reported 10 the secretary
Of the Richmond Tobacco Trade for the
week ending saturday, August l3. lesZ.
It-ranr,srr ~ hOgsheads, filters. 10. cut
,ere q. smokers. 147; scrap (hrighU, .:
leaf dark. 49,: stems, 4; Tugs dark, -.
Total S4J hOgsheads'
Private sales reported 20 the secretary
of me Richmond Tobacco Trade Tor the
~ crJirr Saturday, August II, 1871:
yl-r,r,,.re -G hogsheads: filters. 1s3. cut
.t.rs +g. smokers. co. scrap tbrighU, u
leaf dark %. western, !, stems, -
Total 733 hogsheaos. .-.-.- o.. ~.
Cor L
light sampiing, anu .oi 1.lt 49, 49,, t.i
fo-de,-. ctlons-Bright, les hogsheads
.-d s tierres. dark A. h0gsheads and D
Heroes. western. - hogsheads. Reinspec-
tions-Rright. $50 hOgsncal5 and ) uerces'
dark. 81 hOgsheads- -,- ...st-,-
to-day. GJG hogsheads ana 5ie5C ,io-oss
irencctions. I91 hOgsheads and . uerces'
,ro..t e.r-riir.- for the week ending to-
Jav St7 hogsheads ana II uerces. -.
kueg6anv. Davenports Shockoe' Cren-
ehaw-s Meals. Seabrook ana Naush91i .
tobacco warehouses ielYIl 80
ceiDts. Il packages; deliveries I'' paoN-
7I-,c -.roo tobacco Warehouse with
49,. lE.ltrrro's. Old Dominion rlanl-
as rarmers. EIiisOn's, and Nhhaus q
rcrrf-e-'e added. report for the week emu
ne to-day: Receipts, 30 PACKAGES uei''
e' 80, 'D3 and dcl.veris for same period
i' Tx ,-eat .ndinr Saturday, August lo'
telr- ps.oirts. $50 hogsheads, oeIlFeil19'
5>3 h0csLeads. -,.. ,,,o,,e. L
tcl-- Raro.nts. so hogsheads, deliveries
For weok ending Saturday, August IS
1sg-Receiuts. 40 hos neadsi aei'e'l'S'
.DgS h0cshcads. ..-. %
For week ending SATURDAY A-5. ~, -
1els- Receipts. 4Cl hogsheads; deliveries
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-08-15

agreed 10 send out 10 duplicates with pos
tai cards enclosed. for any persons that
Will furnish the names and addresses OF
their 10 friends and % cents in stamps or
money.
Nr. Palmers work has borne much
fruit IN Chicago and now organized laoor
throughout the country has been aroused
and vigorous and enthusiastic agitation
will be kept up. until the next session OF
Congress in December. There will then no
doubt be some definite action taken either
for or against the movement.-Duluth
NeWs-Tribune
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-08-15
Got Fifteen DAYS

The case OF A. L.owenthal the CONNER
clal traveller. who In a moment Of tenn
p0rary kieut0mania. while I'm the store
N J. r. k0hler, on Broad street, last
wednesday. took from a tray pair OF
cuff-hutt0ns was disposed Of in the PO-
lice Court yesterday.
Alr. ~ r. Maury. counsel FOR the &C
cused. made a beautiful speech. in which
he showed the man 10 have splendid
character and reputation in his native
h0me-BOstOu.
Justice Crutchfed gave him the small
est time the law all0ws-ffteen days in
Jail.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-08-15

Dr. J. Y. Hillsman reported 20 Police
Headquarters Friday morning that "a
case Of surgical instruments had been
stolen from his buggy the night before DO
front Of 5l2 Baker street.
Oficers were put on the case and u de-
veloped yesterday that Mr. rs. d. Pizzlni.
who lives in that locality found the in-
struments on Grove Avenue, and they
were turned over 20 Dr. Hlllsman.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-08-15

Rev. Travis j. TAYLOR. the popular and
efficient pastor OF Laurel street MethO-
dist church has been spending his vaca-
ton in Rappahanu0ck county assisting
the Rev. vs.. A s. Conrad .n big camp
meeting A letter received from him
states that hts efforts have been greatly
blessed. and TIT the people are greatly
interested ia air thai is religious in that
county Mr. Taylor viii return home the
first Of the week.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-08-15


BALTIMORE. August lf.-FLOIE-
Quiet bur frm- receipts. 81 800, exports,
g fff bushels. sales. 40 barrels.
EAT-Tnsetted. spot. ~. Ialo-t
Sertemher. So. Ge0c. steamer so red.
s-i.GSSo.. receipts. 171 JOS bushels. exc
ports - 500 bushels. sales. 53nH bushels
wheat. by sample ssls-i Be-, do. or grade,
s9qg2c.
CORN-Firm. spot. a2--qa2c; septem-
her 3D., lr3i.c- steamer mixed. #H-
9Usc. receipts. 1G3 S-3 bushels; exports
1890 bushels, sales. 5000 bushels
Southern white com, aifalc., do. yellow.
l13Gc
OATS-Quiet and steady. 30. . white
Old. &C.. receipts 2-H1I bushels
RYE-Firm. no. white 44tc h'd. re-
oeipts. 6G53 bushels; exports 100 blsh-
els
HAN-Firm.
GRAIN FRETGT O. quiet
SUGAR AND BUTTE E-Ilrm and ul-
changed.
1FfrrE-r- Firm and Unclaimed
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-08-15

william Turner. a negro claiming King
william county as DIS home was arrested
yesterday by the First precinct officers
while trying 20 dispose o. heller az tie
seventeenth-Str Market The animal
was supposed % have been stolen and
Is awaiting Identification BY its owner.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-08-15

Northwest s. T. Deb. IS ........... llo'l
Oregon Nav. lists .......s........ss. IL
oregon Nav. as ......... .......... 80
Rio Grande Western lists .......... lyis
ST. Paul COnsOls. rs .............. lal,9
St. Paul s. and i. W. 5's........... ll9i2
ST. l.. and J. NJ. Gen. IS ........... -
ST. J.. and s. T.. Gen. Gs ........... 10
Southern r. W. IS ................. 94ia
Texas Pacific lists .................. .s,s
Texas Bacinc IDS ........-...s...... OLA
Union Pacific lists Of 30. ............ lul
West Shore As ..............- ...... lNNfl
Pacific Gs OF 'gs commemorative. 1O2
Pacific G's Of 'gg...... .............. 1Oj
Southern Carolina AIS ............ il3
virginia 3 8 ....s. .................. tHt2
Chcs. and Ohio As ................ 1lO5s
Mobile and Ohio as ................. ~
b. and o. s. w LIST Con. 4ias....... 51i5
y. and o. 5. W. Incomes. Series A.. -
y. and o. S. W Incomes. Series e.. II
Richmond and Danvilio J's..... -
Richmond and Danviile Gs........ 100
y. J. Central Con. Ecr............. III
Chi. Nor. Pacific IS. T. R......... 4f1t
y. and W. Gen. Gs ................. II
Phil and Reading Gen. Mort 5s... -
y. and w. COns..-...... ........... a
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-08-15
John l.. Williams Sc Son
BANKERS.
1000 EAST MAIN STREET.

state Bonds. city Bonds Bank Stocks.
and other hign-Erade Investment Securi-
ties bought and sold.
LETTER or CREDIT furnished avail
able in 90 parts OF The world. ap3o3m