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opinion of Mr.. Butler, be justified in
driving every Spanish vessel from the
seas and to lay waste every city m
town of Spain. This because OF the de-
struction of the Maine-the foulest
crime in history. He maintained that
the United States a even more ex-
allied reasons for the establishment of
Cuban independence-the reasons of
humanity n liberty.
II am for avenging the Maine, how
ever" declared Mr.. Butler, land would
be il Cuba did not enter into the mat
ter. 1 would secure atonement Of
Spain for the destruction OF the Maine,
and so many Of her gallant crew, not
by conquest, not by indemnity, for we
cannot max merchandise out of the
bones of our dead, but let us say to
Spain that we will establish a Cuban
republic as a monument to the dead of
the ain If Spain will not accede 10
this. let us make good the proposition
with our army and navy"
Mr.. Butler regretted that the presi-
den did not tell congress what he
meant-just what he wanted. He dis
agreed with the president concerning
the recognition OF the Cuban republic,
maintaining that to stop the war on
the island without granting independ-
ence of the Cuban republic simply
meant the crushing of the Cuban pat
riots.
why did General Lee hurry to
Washington" inquired Mr.. Butler.
we were informed hat he would have
to get out of Havan before the presi-
dents message was read. Yet here
comes a message that causes the Span
iards to build bonfires and rejoice and
starts the stock tickers to clicking
merrily and causes smiles to spread
over the countenances Of Wall street
gamblers.
within a few hours, I hope. we will
be called upon to vote upon a definite
proposition. The last one I voted Tor
with pleasure. / voted for the fifty
~million-dollor emergency appropriation.
/ am ready to vote for $50, 900. 900 or for
5000, 900, 900 to avenge the Maine and to
free Cuba. but I'll not vote to expend
a dollar for any doubtful policy, and
I'll not vote for n scheme to protect
Cuban bondholders, as against human
ity and freedom and independence"
The consideration of the sundry civil
bill was then resumed. At 1855 ID. m.
the senate went into executive session
and at 4:45 p. m. adjourned.
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THE PROBLEM SOLVED,
THE NEW MEDICAL DISCOVERY
TESTED.
Results Of the Test In Various Forms Of
Dyspepsia.

Oyspepsba.
J Chronic indigestion or dyspepsia.
while a very common trouble. has for
some time been looked upon by able
physicians as a serious thing. and that
no time should be lost in treating IL
properly at the start, because recent
researches have shown that the most
serious, fatal and incurable diseases
have their origin in simple dyspepsia
or indigestion.
Diabetes IL simply one form of indl-
gestion. the sugar and starchy food not
being assimilated by the digestive or
gans. In Bright's disease the albumen
Is not properly assimilated.
While consumption and dyspepsia
are twin diseases. and il is beyond ques-
ton that dyspepsia makes a fertile soil
for the seeds of consumption.
But the trouble has been to find a
remedy that could be depended upon to
cure dyspepsia, as il is VIGOROUSLY OBJ
stinate and difficult to cure.
This has been the question which has
pushed physicians and dy~speptics alike,
until the question was solved three
years ago by the appearance of a new
dyspepsia cure in the medical world
known as Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets,
which IL was claimed was a certain, re-
liable cure for every form Of stomach
trouble.
Physicians. however. would not ac-
cept such statements without first Civ
ing the new remedy many tests and
carefully observing results.
Fol three years the remedy has been
thoroughly tested in every section Of the
country and with surprising ami salts
factory results.
Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets can he
honestly claimed to be a specific, a rad
zeal lasting cure for indigestion i'm the
various forms of acid dyspepsia or sour
stomach. gas or wind on stomach. too
nue. bile. undue fullness or pressure
after eating and similar symptoms re-
sulting from disordered digestion.
Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets were not
placed before the public until this three
years trial left no doub as to their
value and they have recently been
placed in the trade and can be found
on sale at all druggists at the nominal
price Of 50 cents per package.
No extrayagant claims are made for
the remedy. II will not cure rheuma-
fism. pneumonia, typhoid fever nor any
thing but just what IL is claimed 20
cure. and hat is every form OF stomach
trouble.
No dieting is necessary. good whole
some food and plenty of il. and you
may rest assured that Stuart's Dyspep-
sia Tablets viii digest IL.
| Druggists claim for IL that IL Is a
pleasure to recommend II TO dyspeptics.
because IL gives such universal salts
faction.
Little book on stomach diseases sent
free by addressing Stuart Co. Marshall,
Mich.
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Will Aid "A Popular Loan.

Washington, April 12-Secretary Gage
has received the following letter from
Edward +. Poor. president of the Ma
tom Park bank OF New York: In
the event Of the government requiring
funds for use in the present crisis. the
facilities and resources of this bank are
hereby offered for that purpose. and
should congress authorize an issue OF
bonds for popular investment. we de-
sire To offer the services of this bank,
with its 5.0O0 correspondents in all parts
OF the country. for the distribution OF
the bonds TO the people without COM
mission or charge OF any kind.
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Al Memphis.

Memphis, April 12.-Weather clear and
pleasant, track fast. Results: Seven fur
ongs. selling-Ben Frost won, Sedan sec
ond. Oninoor third: time. 1:sl. Half mile.
for 2-year-old FLIES. ~selling-Pearl Barnes
won. Gay Parisienne second. Fleeing
Ray third: time. :f9%. Five furlonRs.
maiden 3-year-olds-Primate won. Belle
Ward second. Voyager third; time. l:o3s4.
Half mile. for 2-year-old colts and geld
ings. CASTOR hotel stakes-Cathedral won.
Faustore second. woverton third time.
:5oH. Mile and a sixteenth. selling-Paul
kauver won, Celtic Bard second. Estaca
third: time. 1:50h. Six furlongs. selling
won. Mamie Callan second,
Koscio third: time, ILL.
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WATOMBA A HOT THING
Billy Randall's Filly Makes a
Lightning Finish.
0 GEE, HOW SHE FLEW
0he's in Shape . Race With the Best
Three-Year-Olde in the Business.
Mr.. Franks Baby Owyhee
Within an Eyelash.
Special Dispatch to the Standard.

Special Dispatch to the Standard.
San Francisco. April 12.-Bmy Randalrs
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS hny watomba made
q lightning finish In the fifth race at a
mile and a sixteenth this afternoon and
made such good platers as Don Clarencio,
Robair. Morinel. Ciaudius and Plan look
exceedingly cheap. watomba was fifth
turning into the stretch. but when Jockey
Ciawson loosened the checkreins the flly
moved down the four in front of her
with ridiculous case and won by five
open lengths from Don C~larencio. who
beat Robair a head for the place. Wa
tomba opened up at s in the betting, but
a generous consignment of coin from
Randall. Frank and other Montanans
now here. sent her down to 4 at post
time. The distance was covered in las. a
fine performance for a S-year-old with
the track not at it's best. The Randall
hlly has been improving rapidly during
the last month and is now At to race
with the best s-year-olds i'm California
over a route.
II. l.. Franks Baby Owyhee for the
drrt time showed what he Is capable Of.
in the first race at -four furlongs he went
TO the post at Is to / and closed at l.,
and gave the talent a big scare by COM
ing within an eyelash of winning. Owy-'
hee carried 1O7 pounds. conceding II
pounds TO the winner Canace. and was
easily the best horse in the race. The
time was :49.
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Entries at Oakland.

Entries for to-day's races at Oakland:
First race, five and a half furlongs-
Alma. Florimel. Jerilderio. 100; Carter d.,
Alvin E.. Roy Carruthers. 102: Donation.
Fly. Ola Eyes. Nervoso. Goldbug. Nc
Farlane. Cavallo. Zarro. 1876: Sprylark.
los.
Second race. thr~ee-quarters of a mile
Joe Levy. Idomenus. l02: A~pplejack. io5;
Eroica. ITO; Defiant. liz; Hohenlohe. l5.
Third race. four and a half furlonGs.
for 2-year-olds-Bly 100; Uhler. Fever
sham. Roy Hooker, 1903; Crossmolina. lO5;
Polka, Zacatoso. Juggler. Mallakwa. Bill
ly c.. los.
Fourth race. mile and an eighth-Atti-
Gus. Geo. Palmer, 92; Miss Ruth. -;
Twinkler. 90: Earl Cochran. log: Sweet
Favorable. Souffie, 113.
Fifth race--Grace r. Ripado. Queen
Nubis, %; Merry Boy. 10l; The Plutocrat.
Lost Girl. Miss Foss. Break o. Day. 1902;
Charles A. M~eadowlark. Mistral H..
Fort Augustus. Peixotto, 104; Midlight.
Summertime, los; Sport McAllister. lO1.
Sixth race. five and a half f%urlongs-
Widow Jones, Santa Paula. Little Singer.
Lone Princess. 100; Dolore. Scotch Rose.
1oi: Ricard. Howard. Masoero. Road
Warmer. 105; Plumeria. 107; Potentate.
Salisbury H.. los; San Mateo, 1909: George
Miller. III.
Clear, track fast.
Al Newport.
Cincinnati. April 12.-Results at New
port: Selling. five and a half f~urlongs-
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Purity won. Cyclone second. Hoffman
third: time. i:07ie. Selling. half mile
Satin Slipper won, Dolly Regent second.
Grievance third; time, :fsk. One mile
and 30 yards-Imp Qmp. Wagner-Fond-
ing) won, What Next second. Sister
Stella third: time. 1:43. a new track rec
ord. Four and a half furlongs-kentucky
Colonel won, McCaren second. Ernest
Wilkes third: time. :55x. Six furlongs-
Eggler won, Rotha second. Eunomia
third; time. 1:l5h. Five and a half fur
longs. selling-Horace won, Dave 3. sec
ond. Carlotta c. third: time. 1:07s.
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Coming tn smash Things.

New York, April 12.-The British
steamer Tan arrived to-day from Port
Antonio With a cargo OF fruit. Captain
C~anrobert. ON arrival at quarantine.
greeted the ship Jews reports with the
statement that he saw the Spanish no
tia at the Canary islands. and they
are coming over TO smash your crock
cry"
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Omcial Riackfee, Man.

Special Dispatch To the Standard.
Helena, April l2.-The official man Of
the boundaries Of the ccded portion OF
the Blackfoot reservation soon To he
thrown open for entry has been received
by Surveyor General Beattic and Is now
on file in his Office.
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An Ohio Town BURNING.

Osborne. Ohio. April l2-Fire broke out
here early to-day and j. still raging
Damage TO the amount OF y5.G 90 has al
ready been inflicted. Help arrived from
Dayton at noon. Osborne Is south of
Columbus on the Big Four road. IL has
2.50 inha bitants.
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For Killing Deer.
Dispatch to the Standard

Special Dispatch to the Standard.
Bozeman. April 12-William Walker
was arrested to-day by Game Warden
keown for killing deer on Ross creek.
He was bound over to the district court,
his bonds being fixed at $500. The war
den has his eye on several more Offend
ers and is only waiting to get some clew
to go by.
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WoOdford OF as Usual,

Madrid. April u. 2 p. m.-While the
message of the president is much criti-
cised by the general public and by a por-
ton of the press as provocative. II Il
known that the members of the govern
ment and General woodford do not con-
slider It so. but are confident of q perma-
nent peace.
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and 100000 men:

II is stated by Adjutant General Cor
bin that i'm case a call for troops be-
comes necessary, IL will be based upon
the population of the different states.
and the above table shows that. with
few exceptions. the National guard Of
the various states and territories is
fully equal to a demand for a call for
200, 900 men.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-04-13

New York, April FL a. w. SeIeman
A Co have engaged s250.0o gold for ship
ment: National City bank. S2o. 90: Laden
burg. Thalman a. Co. sf55. 00. and Heidel-
bach. Ickleheimer a. Co. slss.0oo.
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ITS VOICE FOR WAR.
The Impartial Urges the S~paniards to
Send Their Fleet tn Cuba.

Madrid, April 1.-THE impartial
heads its leading article: "A Short
Truce-The Squadron to Cuba" and
says: There exists to-day a complete
divorce between the government and
h governed. This judgment is formed
not on the public demonstrations, but
on the genera disgust and sadness pre-
vailing. The ministerial folly cannot
GO any further or to the Spanish army
in Cuba will be freely used in the Puer-
To del Sol" Continuing the impartial
urges the people to unite and demand
that the fleet be sent to Cuban waters"
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Cant Come I'm.

Bern" April l2-The Government has
prohibited the import Of American fresh
fruits owing TO the alleged presence Of
the San Jose scale on the fruit Imported
recently.
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The Results.

San Francisco. April 12-Weather at
Oakland fine; track good. Results: -Four
furlongs-Canace won, Owyhee second.
Zacatoso third; time. :4s. -Four and n
half furlongs. selling-Banewer won. Ma
lay second. Leo vortner third; time. :55l1.
Five and a half furlongs-Royal Spirit
won. Roy Carruthers second. Olivia third
time. LOST. One mile. selling-News
Gatherer won. McLight second. -Rubicon
third: time. 1:401s. Mile and a sixteenth.
eelling-Watomba won. Don Clarencio
second. Robair third; time. l:4s. Seven
furlongs-Fonsovannah won. Odds On
second. Libertine third; time, 1:zIh.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-04-13

TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY
Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tableta All drug.
gists refund the money II II fails To cure. Use.
2 he genuine has J.. Il. G. on each tablet
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G.osv~nor's Assertions.

MIR. Grosveno of Ohio took the u
II am going to refer now to only n
thing that the gentleman from Ohio
MIR. Lentz) has said on this particular
occasion" said he. and ] do not do IL
for the purpose Of celebrating a speech
upon this occasion. The time is coming
when the gentlemen will have "A full
opportunity to assail the president of
the United states to send their bitter
ness and their opposition across the
waters To our enemies. The gentleman
shall have n fun opportunity To abuse
his own constituents at home for any
conservative expressions which they
nay have made through the telegraph
or mail. and he shall have that appor-
tunity unaffected by answer OF mine.
wish here simply to say that the pres
ident has asked OF congress the power
to use the army and navy for the pur-
pose of establishing In the island OF
Cuba an independent government"
Mr.. Lentz-why did he not say so?
Mr.. Grosvenor-Wm my friend from
Ohio try for a minute to keep his mouth
shut
Mr.. Cannon-Oh. that Is impossible.
Applause and laughter on the repub-
lican side.)
Mr.. Hanley. dem. Dell want 20
know what you understand the presi-
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laughed at him. Take that thing
back" he said.
AS the mace cannot be employed m
der the rules in committee. the chair
did not press the command and the in
cident closed with a round of laughter.
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MAKES THEIR BLOOD BOIL

CONTINUED from Page One.)
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Al Newport

Cincinnati, April l2.-Results at New
port: Selling. five and a half furlongs-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-10-25
THE COHEN co. THE COHEN ca
PROPOSALS,

~NS(| y ~NT~'>S erN0~Ts0CI1NNN(
PROPOSALS FOR SUPPLIES.-Na-
tional Soldiers Home, Va, Treasures
Office. october is, 1SgS-Sealed proposals
will be received at this office until noon.
TUESDAY, November -. 1898, for FUR
NlSHlNG AND DELIVERY OF SUB
SlSTENCE SUPPLIES at Southern
Branch, National Home for ID. V. S., for
the three months, and the six months.
commencing LIST January and ending
March 81 and June 80, 1899 respectively
Quantities to be increased 10 per cent. if
required, during the execution OF the con-
tract. Standards can be examined and
printed instructions and specifications and
blank proposals will be supplied upon ap-
plicatiOn TO this office. Bids aggregating
over 500 must be accompanied by certi-
ned check, payable TO the undersigned
treasurer, for at least per centum OF
the amount thereof which check will be
forfeited 10 the National Home for d. "
;. in case the successful bidder refuses
or fails 10 enter into contract as required +;
otherwise, TO be returned TO the bidder
Samples presented by bidders will not be
considered unless same are called for in
specifications. The right is reserved TO
reject any or all proposals, or to waive
any informalities therein. Envelopes con-
tanning proposals should be endorsed:
proposals for Supplies, N. II. ID. V. S."
and addressed TO the undersigned. Will
LIAM THOMPSON, Treasurer APP
proved: +. Il. WOODFIN, Governor.
oc 25. Nol&S-3t
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-10-25
DOGS. PONIES, AND MONKEYS.
show by Trained Animals That Will
Delight the Children.

Sipe & Blakes dogs. ponies, and mon
keys entertained large audiences yester-
day at their initial matinee and evening
performances at Main and Jefferson
streets, where their tents were pitched
early I'm the morning.
The entertainment is quite Interesting
and instructive, and, all told, the best Of
its kind that has visited Richmond in
some time Sipe & Blake made a good
reputation here two years ago, when their
show met with marked success, and it
has been greatly improved since. All Of
the dumb actors are trained TO high de-
gree of perfection. There are quite a num-
Der of rare features. The drill of the
ponies, the almost human intelligence of
the dogs, and the funny tricks of the
monkeys are indeed interesting. About
the smallest pony ever seen here is a fea-
ture by itself. and the scene Of a hanging
shows that Professor Blake has spent
much time on his pets.
Feats in jumping and running are per-
formed by greyhOunds. and cute little toy
French dogs please in their work The
performance concludes with a number of
races that are exciting, after which a
concert or monkey party is given.
The show continues through the week
with two exhibitions daily.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-10-25
To Make or Mend "a New Jail

The resolution of Mr.. Marx Gunst. look
ing 10 the sale OF the Clark Spring pro-
perty TO provide funds for the building
of a new city Jail, will be considered by
the Grounds and Buildings Committee,
to which it was referred. one day this
week. The plan exploited by Mr.. Gunst
will be very strongly opposed. for a ma
jOrity Of the members OF the Council are
I'm favor of making extensive repairs I'm
the present Jail. and think it has many
years of usefulness yet before IL.
A careful canvass OF the members OF
the Finance Committee shows that that
body is clearly opposed TO Mr.. Gunsts
financial scheme.
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SCHOOLS START OFF WELL.
superintendent Fox Makes n Graft
flying Report to the Board.

The regular meeting Of the City School
Board of the city of Richmond was held
at the Office Of the board, in the City Hall,
yesterday afternoon at o'clock. Present,
Messrs. ]. Taylor Ellyson chairman,
Joseph G. Dickerson, James H. Capers'
AlonZo l.. Phillips, William VI. Turpin.
r. Edgar Shine, Robert Il. Briggs, Charles
Hutzler. and Reuben Burton, William +.
Fox, superintendent; c. Il. Rady, clerk
&c.
The Superintendent submitted his
report, giving the condition Of the public
schools as follows: Total enrolment,
1898; daily average attendance, 1O2Z2;
percentage Of attendance, % 5-lO.
The Superintendent says that the schools
have been working well, and there is a
general agreement as 70 the Improvement
in the conduct Of all the pupils in our
schools.
The Committee on Buildings submitted
a very fine report, showing the general
repairs and Improvements made at the
Leigh, Madison. Elba, and Bellevue build
ings, which have been painted inside
and out, the woodwork repaired, and the
entire buildings put I'm excellent condition.
The board will probably ask the Council
for a special appropriation for another
year in order that the remainder of the
buildings may be put in equally good re-
pair.
After the transaction of routine bust
ness the board adjourned.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-10-25

ivate-secretary Owen. Mr.. J. Hoge Ty
,e,, oI'' looks after the affairs OF the office,
Nllcn involves chiefly attending to cor
resDondence
CAPITOL NOTES.
mere We're number of applications
,pr pardons yesterday, but, Of course,
..ey were not acted upon in the absence
OF the Governor.
before leaving, Governor Tyler appoint
gu MAJOR w. +. Simmons as Acting Ad-
Jutaht-General, in the absence of Colonel
10 Lane Stern.
Friends of DR. Samuel W. Hobson are
ehueaVoring to induce Governor Tyler to
appointed him health officer at the port Of
Newport News. Dr. A. c. Jones, the in
cuihDeht' desires 20 succeed himself. The
appointment will not be made until next
spring.
AdJutant-General W. NJ. Appleton, Of
west Virginia. called at the Governors
Office yesterday. General Appleton or
ganized the first coIored regiment of
those which served in the civil war.
pardon has been issued 20 Charles
Johnson convicted in Lynchburg In 1886
for HOUSEKEEPING. and given three years.
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Room No. II cThird Floor, City Hall

Room No. II Third Floor, City Hall
Richmond, Va, October %, 1898.
SEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RE-
ccivCd NJ this office until 4 +. NJ. MON
DAY, October 81, 1898. for furnishing the
city with the following number of
LICENSE MEDALS and TINS for the
year 1853:
3, 400 Dog Medals.
100 Goat Medals.
1900 pairs One-HorseW Wagon Tins.
$50 pairs Two-Horse-Wagon Tins.
40 pairs Three Wagon Tins
% pairs Four orse-Wagon Tins.
100 pairs Hack and Omnibus Tins.
80 pairs Buggy Tins.
Medals and Tins TO be numbered and
wired i'm numerical order.
Samples must accompany each bid
The Committee on Police reserve the
right 10 reject any or all proposals offer
ed. ALE. II. MCDOWELL,
DC 23,2o&II-3t Clerk
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BY virtue OF a certain deed Of trust 10
the undersigned trustee. dated December
10. 1892. and recorded in the Clerks Office
Of HenricO County Court in Deed Boob
III "A" page 37S, which was given TO Sc
cure the payment Of n certain sum o.
money therein mentioned. default havn(
been made in the payment of the saiG
sum of money. and being required so to dc
by the beneficiary. l Will proceed TO sell, at
public auction. upon the premises. on
TUESDAY. OCTOBER o. 1883.
at 1880 o'clock i. NJ, the PROPERTY
above referred to. and conveyed by the
deed of trust aforementioned. The lot
fronts IS feet on the west side OF Fourth
avenue. and runs back between parallel
lines 40 feet TO an alley 20 feet wide. The
said lot commences $40 feet south OF the
southwest corner of Fourth avenue and
Alder street, end runs nOrthWardly along
the west line Of Fourth avenue A. feet
TERMS: Cash as TO expenses of sale
any taxes that may be due TO day of sale
and the sum of s76667 with interest on
1888 from November ?. 1898. and interest
on 1864 from November 2. 1894: the bal
ance, If any, upon a credit of six months
c. b. FOURQUREAN.
oc 20 Trustee.
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LADIES' READN-MADE woR,rrn
sHiRT-WAISTS III

~ cloth or mohair. subsaur3u. ...
elegantly made. with detaCb.tf ..-
lai55[Jm,0hair $40 each; cloth. R...-