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The Delta independent., 1897-12-10
LOCAL NEWS.

which an admisson fee is charged win be made
in these columns free. Any further announce
ments will be charged for at advertising 7'ss.
Butterick patterns at Mathers.'
E.E. Hammond was in town Monday.
Guy Hammond was down from Paonia
Monday.
H.H. Smith returned from Denver
Sunday evening.
T.C. Dunigan, OF Ouray. is clerking
for W. A. Carey.
L. d. Hauser received two cars OF
lumber last Friday.
Judge A. r. King is attending the ses-
sion of the district court.
Adam Wishart started Tuesday for
Ouray on business trip.
c. II. Ryder has accepted position
with Conklin & Gaunt as book keeper.
A.C. Botsford has recently purchased
600 feeders and placed them on his
ranch.
The remains OF Chas. Seagar were
shipped to Crested Butte for burial last
week.
&C. Sampson has come over from
Naturita and will spend the winter in
Delta.
Mower & KilIian shipped twenty-one
cars o. cattle to the Kansas City market
Saturday.
Four more members were received
into the Presbyterian church Sunday
morning.
w. 4. Carey took Sundays train for
Denver, where he goes TO purchase
car Of furniture.
C.P. Coslett returned home Monday
evening from few days visit to Delta
Telluride Journal.
We make specially OF our line OF
ladies shoes-style. fit and quality our
motto. Wm. Mathers.
Lou Kurz has severed his connection
with the Delta Marke; and is at present
a gentleman OF leisure.
The Delta Fruit L Produce Co. ship
ped two cars Of apples Saturday and
have about 30 cars in storage.
The west bound passenger train was
four hours late Sunday. The delay was
due to the ditching OF cattle train in
the canon.
A. I. Brookbank, formerly OK Hartis
Basin. arrived from Telluride with his
family Friday aud will move onto his
ranch near Eckert.
I.G. Kepler started for a visit to his
former home at S,anhope. Iowa. Satur-
day. Mr.. Keplcr took with him supply
OF advertising matter which he will dis
tribute in the east.
While at Sapinero last week ws had
the pleasure OF meeting John Bowness.
formerly OF this place. who was enroute
from Mexico, where he has charge Of
large mining interests. to Eckert, Delta
county. Mr.. Bowness is as hale and
hearty as OF yore. and after spending
few weeks with relatives in Colorado will
return to the domain OF President Diaz.
Lake City Photograph.
4 meeting was held Monday evening
al the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. II. ".
Chilcs FOR the purpose OF taking the
preliminary steps toward the organiza
tion OF whist club. Those present
were Messrs. and Mesdames E. X. Ma
comber and II. W. Chiles: Messrs. l.
Hunter. n. f. Clack. VIII Mathers, Ell
Van de Venter. b. Luce and Misses Belle
Hurley. Mary Cameron, Lucy Redmon
and Anna Leonard. Mr.. Mscomber was
elected president OF the club and vii
Mathers secretary and treasurer. \
meeting will be held each Monday
evening at the home OF some OF the
members. Mr.. and Mrs. Macomber will
be the next 20 entertain.
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Hanikcrchiefs &c each to sl.50 each
The Stockham 4 Hillman Co.
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The Tongue Creek coal is improving
as depth is gained and now ranks as tn,
best Order from j. j. Winton.
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Try schiilins's Best tea and baking powde'
For fine Job Printing call at this otfic
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See the pretty new comforts at tn,
Stockham & Hillman Co.
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Bring in your old stoves and trade
them for new ones. +. p. Hunt d Co.
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J. J. Winton is agent for the Excel
siOr laundry, Of Denver.
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For pure milk for family use buy ol
II. Z. Dirlam. 3Stf.
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Lovers OF fine coffee will find Just VIII
they want at James Hunters.
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Two carloads offurniture just received
at greatly reduced freight rates. You
get the benefit. The Stockham & Hill.
man Co.
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The famous r l. G. corset-To be haC
only at the Stockham i Hillman Co.
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head. Alfalfa with plenty OF good water
Apply to III. B. Dirlam or d. S. Baldwin
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Honest goods and honest prices consti-
tu:c the life OF our business. Prompt
and fair treatment has placed US on a
foundation which none can take from
under. G. >ariess All you can use.
CoSKLIS i GAuSr.
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Warrington Bros. who have purchased
the Bishop gallery, guarantee all their
photographic work TO be tirst-class and
their prices are reasonable.
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The largest stock OF gloves ever seel
10 Delta is at James Hunters. All kind
and styles at low prices.
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New cloaks and dress patterns.
Stockham & Hillman Co.
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For delicate flavor and strength tn,
cc!Tees handled by James Hunter canno
be e4Ualled.
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IpCaS COUNTY
rp,<x j. ,ur~ry makes cath that he Is the
senior IA rincr of the Grm of y J CuFSrN CO.,
dotux fus nc<s in the city Of raic.io. County and
state aforcsaid. and that said firm viii pay the
sum Of ONE III NpRkp noLisAk> for csrh snd
every case Of Csfarrh that canncf he curci BY
WV FRANK j. CHENEY.
sworn tn psfirs me aud subscribed In my
rr,r-.nc. this slh day cf December, \. n isas.
ls,u Aw GLEASON.
Notary ruhilc.
Halls Cs'arrt Curc l. taken internally and
acts dirccti, on the blood and muccuS surfaces OF
ths sv.reu send for tcStimonisf~. frv~.
f.J. CHENEY co. Iel,de., y.
Sold by Druggists, &c.
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Grain and potato sacks for sale at tht
Delta Wholesale Fruit & Produce Co.
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The Stockham & Hillman Co. will
duplicate any eastern price on watches.
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J. J. Winton has new storage bins AM
you can always get Tongue creek Goa
on short notice from him.
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Theregular County Teachers Exmina-
tion will be held in the court room at
Delta, December II and Is, 1897, be-
ginning at o a. IN. 4445
ELLA NEW.
Co. Supt.
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Elegant new Christmas novelties in
silver and gold-The Stockham & Hill.
man Co.
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Reese Winton is doing all kinds OF
bicycle repairing at the coal Office, on
Main street.
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lake Laxative Brono Quinine Tablets Al
Druggists refund the money If it fails to Cure -
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Try Tongue Creek Coal.
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Rooster. . years old in the spring. Il
sale. Inquire at this office. i5t
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BUSINESS NOTICES.


BUSINESS NOTICES.
Teaehers' ExaminatiOn.
Theregular County Teachers Exmina-
tion will be held in the court room at
Delta, December II and Is, 1897, be-
ginning at Q q. IN. 4445
ELLA NEw.
Co. Supt.
To Cure A Cold In One Day:
Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets. All
Druggists refund the money if it fails to Cure &c.
Try Tongue Creek Coal.
For pure milk for family use buy OF
II. Il. Dirlam. 3Stf.
J. J. Winton is agent for the Excel
sior laundry, Of Denver.
See the pretty new comforts at The
Stockham & Hillman Co.
Bring in your old stoves and trade
them for new ones. +. p. Hunt d Co.
The famous r 4 g. corset-To be had
only at the Stockham & Hillman Co.
Grain and potato sacks for sale at the
Delta Wholesale Fruit & Produce Co.
The Stockham & Hillman Co. will
duplicate any eastern price on watches.
Reese Winton is doing all kinds OF
bicycle repairing at the coal Office, on
Main street.
-,
silver and Gold-The Stockham & Hill
man Co.
For delicate flavor and strength the
ccfees handled by James Hunter cannot
be e4Ualled.
J. J. Winton has new storage bins and
you can always get Tongue creek coal
on short notice from him.
The largest stock OF gloves ever seen
in Delta is at James Hunters. All kinds
and styles at low prices.
The Tongue Creek coal is improving
as depth is gained and now ranks as the
best. Order from ]. j. Winton.
Pasturage by the month e1.5O per
head. Alfalfa with plenty OF good water.
Apply TO II. B. Dirlam or ID. S. Baldwin.
Two carloads offurniture Just received
at greatly reduced freight rates. You
get the benefit. The Stockham & Hill
man Co.
Warrington Bros. who have purchased
the Bishop gallery, guarantee all their
IhOto-raphic work to be tirst-ciass and
their prices are reasonable
Honest goods and honest prices consti-
tu.c the life OF our business. Prompt
and fair treatment has placed US on
foundation which none can take from
under. G. >ariess All you can use.
CoNKLIS i GAuNr.
Fer sale.
Baby buggy. H. Ii. SMITH.
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THE STEAMER AoRANGI SOON TO BE ADDED TO CANADIAN


lington, New Zealand; Suva, Fiji; HD-
noiulu, Victoria and Vancouver, where
connection will be made with the Ca
madam Pacific Railway to the East
when the passengers may return to
England by any Atlantic steamship
line The Aorangi is expected to reach
Vancouver about June 10th, from
where excursions will be made to San
Francisco.
OTTAWA, Dec .22.-The Department
of Trade and Commerce has advised
that the date of sailing from London
OF the steamer Aorangi, the new yes
sci of the Huddart line, which is to ply
between Sydney and Vancouver, has
been changed to March IT, She will
therefore make her first trip from Sgd
ney to Vancouver in April. The de-
partment suggests that Canadian ship
pers to Australia might relieve the
congested state of traffic at Vancouver
by shipping to England via St. Tohn
and Halifax and thence per Aorangi
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new C.A.S.S. BOAT.
To Run Between British
Columbia and Australia.
Will Sail From London on March
18th = Captain Hepworth
in Command.

The Canadian Australian Royal Mail
Steamship Line, the vessels of which
ply between British Columbia and the
Australian Colonies, is about to place
new steamer on the route, says the
San Francisco Chronicle of December
Both. She will be known as the 40
rangi, will have 1880 tons register, be
of 5000 horsepower and be command
ed by Capt. NJ Campbell Hepworth,
R. N. R.
The Aorangi is almost finished, and
will sail from London and Plymouth
on March 18th, when she will carry
passengers on an around-the-w world
trip for ELS, in lis days The steam
er will touch at Teneriffe, Cape Town,
Melbourne, Sydney. Auckland or We'll
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SOUTH DAKOTA sENATORsHIP.
Men Who Think They Can Defeat
KYLE.

HURON, S. D., Jan. about two
thirds of the Populist members of the
Legislature are here to attend a confer
ence. All the candidates for United States
Senator except Goodycoontz are also here,
but are quite certain that no understand
ing will be arrived at because of the alb
sence of so many members.
Kyle expresses his willingness to go
into caucus at any time and is confident
of reelection. He has developed more
strength than expected. Judge Plowman
of Black Hills has a splendid following,
and although Congressman Knowles is
not favorable to him. he will receive the
entire strength of the Black Hills dele
CATION.
Loucks is making but little Roadway
chiefly because, it is said, of peculiar So
calistic notions of his manager. If the
efforts of those favorable to the weaker
candidates are successful, no caucus will
he held until all arrive in Pierre.
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mile handicap, one-mile novelty, one
mile Commute class; also, first place
in the tandem and second in the one
mile handicap
The H. A. A C.'s took first place in
the one-mile handicap. first and second
in the three-mile lap and second in The
tandem.
In the field sports the H. A. A. C.'s
won first place in eight events and SEE
ond in three; Kamehameha, nrst in
two and second in four; Regiment,
second in three; st. Louis College, first
in one and second in one.
In the bicycle events the H. r. G.
had by far the greater number of en-
tries.
1t was a case of SO to Is.
In the field sports the H. A. A. c.
and Kamehamehas had each q entries;
Regiments % and Oahu College nine.
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GOVERNOR rINGREE IN OFFICE,
No Normal Inaugui alton Ceremonies
In Michigan.

LANSING. Mich. Jan. 1.-Precedents
and forms were thrown to the winds to-
day in the Inauguration of Governor Pin
gree and the other State officers. A com
Portable crowd of curious people had
gathered in the executive office and par
lors of the capitol Mr.. Pingree arrived,
accompanied by Mrs. Pingree and a CO.
terie of personal friends. Shortly after
he entered the executive parlors. accom-
panied by retiring Governor Rich and
Commissioner French of the State land
Office, where at noon Chief Justice Long
of the Supreme Court administered the
oath of office
An Introduction followed by the Chief
Justice, and all present shook hands with
and congratulated the new Governor
Thus began the gubernatorial career of
a man who is considered one of the most
unique personalities in the United States,
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OATMEAL TRUST.
Latest Combination to Control Out
put and Prices.

CHICAGO, Jan. 1.-The Tribune today
prints the following:
Nearly every oat meal and cereal mill
in the United States has Just entered into
an agreement that amounts to a trust to
regulate the output and prices of oat
meal, rolled oats and other breakfast
cereals. The new trust is called the
Cereal Millers Association.
Ten days ago the representatives of the
mills in the trust held meeting in this
city. and another meeting probably will
be held January 18th, when it is likely.
if the trade outlook has improved by
that time, there will be a big advance in
prices. The general manager of the as
ISOLATION is G.. w. Brown of Sioux City,
Iowa Most of the mills that compose
the trust are located in Iowa and Ohio.
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NOTES.

The Jockey Club stand was all but
crowded.
Miss Helen Wilder invited number
of her friends to the Wilder box.
The Hawaiian Band was valuable
adjunct to the sports. The music was
very much enjoyed.
S. Johnson of the H. R. C. and j.
Silva of the H. A. A. C. carried off the
honors in the wheeling events.
w. H. Cornwell, Jr., was unable to
participate in the events, on account
of his duties in connection with the
Custom House.
No records were broken, this prob
ably being due to the fact that the
track was very heavy, not having got
ten back into it's original shape, after
the recent heavy rains.
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CRANE ON BOARD.
Cuban FlilIbuster Commodore Meets
Disaster.

CINCINNATI. Jan. IA special to the
Commercial Tribune from Jacksonville.
Fla. says:
Seventeen men accounted for out of
twenty-eight on the Cuban flibuster Com
modore is the record here tonight. with
slight chance of seven more yet alive.
Five men came ashore at Daytonia this
noon-Captain Murphy, Stephen Crane.
the novelist, the cook and two sailors.
one of the latter. William Higgins OF
Rhode Island. died soon after reaching
land from the effects of the high surf
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REIGN OF TERROR.
Cuban Citizens Dragged from Their
Beds and Killed

Beds and Killed
3 HAVANA, Jan. Without indulgnig
in verbal pyroteehnics, l may say that a
veritable reign of terror exists in Guam
abacoa. SiXty-three loads of furniture
came by ferry from there to Havana
today. Many families who have not yet
removed their furniture sleep at night in
Havana. When the band plays loudest in
the Prado no one knows if it is not
drowning cries of agony in the city
across the bay. The day after Christmas,
when the slaughter began, | was with
General Weyler at the front and only
yesterday did ! have "a chance to go to
Guanabacoa and Investigate for myself
There was no cry of citizens being MUIR
dered in Guanabacoa until the military
commander, OReilly, allowed the insur-
gents to seize the town and was replaced
by Colonel Fondeviela, whose reputation
as an assassin is well known. Then came
nights of terror when men We're dragged
from their beds at midnight, accused of
giving information to the insurgents, and
We're never seen again. Corpses hacked
with machetes lying in the outskirts were
all that were left to tell the tale. The
list of people assassinated in cold blood
so far as known numbers fifteen.
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POPULATION OF FRANCE.
slow Growth Shown by the Census
Reports.

PARIS. Jan. 1.-THE results of the last
census, which are just published. show
that there is no sign of recovery in the
birth rate. The total increase in the
population of France since 1891 is only
175,017, while the number OF foreigners
in France is decreasing. The large towns
are growing slightly at the expense OF
the smaller towns and the rural districts.
The inhabitants have increased in TWEEN
ty-four departments and have decreased
in sixty-three departments The Minister
of the Interior notes an increase of emil
grafton, but he is compelled to confess to
the marked tendency Of the population
to remain stationary.
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Is Prohibition a Fallure.

TOPEKA. Kans.. Jan. at is currently
reported that the leading prohibitionists
and temperance workers of Kansas have
decided to ask the Legislature this win
ter to pass law establishing a State
liquor dispensary in Kansas. Many assert
that this is the only method by which
they can ever hope to crush out the drug
store system of saloons and Joints
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Black Inaugurated.

ALBANY, n. Y, Jan. Frank S.
Black of Rensselaer, county was inaugu-
rated as Governor of New York today.
The ceremony took place in the Assembly
chamber of the capitol, and was Witness
ed by large assemblage. An invocation
by Bishop Doane OF the Episcopal diocese
of Albany opened the ceremonies. Gov
ernor Levi p Morton delivered an adj
dress of considerable length, in which he
reviewed his administration, the first I'M
der the new constitution, and the legis
fation during the same period.
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Coffee From RrnziI

LONDON. Jan. THE Brazilian treas
ury delegate writes to the Times with
reference TO the sale last Thursday at
Hamburg of $1,000 bags of Brazilian cof-
fee which, it was reported, We're believed
to be a consignment of the Brazilian
Government to the Rothschilds of London
in lieu of bills TO pay the interest on the
Brazilian debt. The treasury delegate
writes that the Rothschilds already had
sufficient funds to pay for the coupons
on the external debt.
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VICTORY FOR SPANISH.
succeed in killing Many Philippine
Rebels.

KeDeiS.
MADRID, Jan. IA special dispatch
from Manila to Premier Canovas del
Castillo, giving additional details of the
battle of Bulucana announces that 5000
of the insurgents were killed instead of
l00 as at first reported.
Advices from Manila state that three
tugs and a gunboat with 600 troops have
dislodged a body of rebels who occupied
portions of the harbor works. liz is re-
ported that several insurgent prisoners
will be shot at Manila tomorrow. and the
public prosecutor has asked that the pen
atty of death be imposed upon sixteen
others who We're tried today.
The reports from Manila state also
that the revelations brought out during
the trial have created a sensation. One
insurgent said he knew that Japan had
intended to send squadron to the Phil
ippines and to recognize the insurgents
as belligerents, provided the whole of the
provinces Joined i'm the rebellion.
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DIR. RIAL SHOT.
suffers Penalty for melting the Re-
belIioD.

suffers Penalty for melting the Re
bellioD.
NEW YORK, Dec. SO-The Herald's ca
bic from Manila says that DR.. Rial was
shot this morning. He exhibited great
fOrtitude. All is quiet.
DR.. Rial was the organizer of the re-
volt against Spanish rule in the Philip
pines. He was tried by court martial a
few days ago and sentenced 10 be shot
At the trial DIR. Rial denied the leader
ship, but admitted the authorship of
and admitted having been constant in
his support of the active chiefs of the
rebellion.
Other leaders of the insurgents will he
placed on trial and they Will probably be
condemned to the same fate as DR.. Rial.
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Murder ON IIIel. seas.

BOSTON. Jan. 2-In the case Of Th9s
Bran. late first mate OF the harkentine
Herbert Fuller. charged with the murder
Of Captain Nash. second mate Of the
Bamberg. and Mrs. Nash. the Jury thls
morning reported "A disagreement judge
Colt directed the Jury 10 retire Tor fur
Their consultation. instructing the nil
nority to give way TO the majority Later
the Jury returned verdict Of murder.
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pre.ldent waIker 80.

BOSTON. Jan 5.--GeneraI Francis a.
Walker. president OF the Nassaehuse'ts
Institute OF Technology. and well known
as a politician, economist and uterateur.
was stricken with apoplexy This morning
and died Soon afterward- He had Just
returned from a trip to New York and
Washington.
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MEMORIAL TO ARMEN1ANs.
Gladstone Speaks of the situation IL
Turkey.

LONDON, Jan. 6-The celebration of
the birthday of Mrs. Gladstone, wife OF
the great British statesman, today. was
of unusual interest owing to the pres
ence of Armenian Populations and the
unwilling by Mrs. Gladstone of a me-
mortal window in Hawarden Church to
the martyred Armenians
In returning thanks Mr.. Gladstone said (:
While up to the present the career OF
the Sultan. who is the greatest assassin
in the world. has been triumphant. all
the triumphs of wickedness and iniquity
are doomed. / have strong idea, how
ever, that the iniquities have not yet
reached their close. Nevertheless. a bet
ter day is in prospect for the Armenians,
as the weight of disgrace now upon the
six powers is so great as to force them
to action"
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and who holds at the same time the Of
fee of Mayor of Detroit and Governor of
Michigan. Governor Pingree is the ac-
knowledged champion of various State
reforms, chief of which is the securing
of a uniform 2-cent fare from the rail-
roads, and the railroad department is be-
ing organized to that end.
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AgnIn.t the cold contract-.

NASHVILLE, Tenn, Jan. s--Governor
Turney in his message today advises the
Legislature to enact a law that no Obli-
CATION hereafter executed payable in gold
alone be enforceable in Tennessee in the
courts, and that judgments on such con-
tracts shall be discharged in any legal
tender currency.
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AHEAD OF THE SUGAR TRUST.
Clever Move Made by the Arbuckle
Brothers

Brothers.
TOLEDO, Ohio, Jan. 1.-The reported
sale of the Spencer-Acklin shares of the
Woolson Spice Company stock to the
Sugar Trust last Saturday brought forth
an emphatic denial from New York that
the Havemeyers had bought the shares
and it is now well known that the deal
was made by ]. NJ. Turner the confiden-
tial financial man of the Arbuckles. Mr.
Turner acted through Toledo attorney
and came here on Thursday He at once
deposited drafts on New York in the
Second National Bank of this city for
SlO5,0O0, and it was check for S100.000 on
this account that was rendered Acl<lin
1t would seem that the Arbuckles have
made clever deal which may throw the
Woolson Spice Company into the hands
of a receiver, should the Sugar Trust try
to run the concern at a loss to break
down the firm of Arbuckle Brothers.