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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-07-22
TOBACCO EXCHANGE.

richmond Va july - 1870
offerings at auction on Change to-day,
- packages; highest price. S2i, general
average price Of the entire sale to-day.
SlI31.
Mr. silas shelburne sold to-day: r. r..
Wright. Caroline county-No. 1 at S14Jo
No. at Sl425. No. 3 at SOD. No. 4 a
$40. No. at $3.50. and No. q az $50,
making an average Of $ll20: j; T. Ip-
shur. of Caroline cOunty-No. l an Al4,
No. at $50 and No. 3 at $40. making
line cOunty-No. i at $40, No. = at SO.
No. at SlO2J. No. : at $40. no. . az
$3.50 No. 6 at 81. No. at sos and No. =
at s., making an average of $50. J.. b.
Samuel. Caroline cOunty-NO. ! M S2l.
No. at S14. No. at SO, and No. az
S1l.JO making an average OF SliS1, - H..
Samuel &C.. abOve) Caroline cOunty-No.
at 1870. No. . az Sl6.7j, No. at SIP
No. 4 at $3.50. and No. . at $3.50 max
ing an average Of Sl2.15. Total number of
packages sold. twenty-siN.
Messrs. w. Ben Palmer & co. sold
to-day: p A. Beazley-No. at $lQ2J
Vaughan & co. will offer breaks Of sun
cured tobaccos at auction on Change to-
morrow, Friday, July -, lA'S.
Private sales reported TO the secretary
Of the Richmond Tobacco IraGe TO-DAY
Wrappers. 1 hogshead: filters, J:
smokers. -; leaf dark, a. Total IS
hOcshcads.
The tobacco inspector reports to-day:
observation-disclosures - NhNNllIaNn anu 4
fierce. dark. 151 hOgsheads and - tierces.
Reinspections-Bri l hogshcad.
Alleghany. Old Dominion Davenports,
Planters Seabrook's. Crenshaws Shoe
koe and Stonewall tobacco warehouses
report to-day: Receipts. - packages; de-
liverics Ill packages.
United States internal revenue collec-
tons on tobacco for the city OF Rich
mond. Va. to-day: Cigars and cigarettes.
S114.4S; plug tobacco, $iSJ6.2s. Total
S491O.76.
Messrs John T. Jacob &, Co. tobacco
commission merchants. No. ll3 south
Twelfth street. Richmond. Va. make the
following comments for the week on to-
baccO:
Dark-Receipts and offerings continue
moderate. and market firm at unchanged
quotations.
Rrights-Receipts and offerings fairly
good. market continues very quiet.
n-Cured-Market continues fairly ac-
tive. receipts and offerings very light
And quote prices current as follows.
.srrs~ ltrrDrrT. TON AEffn
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-07-22
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

PORT OF RICHMOND. JULY 81. 1898.
ARRIVED.
Steamer YemaSsee. O'Neill. merchan-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-07-22

Amer Tob. Co. pfd....... 100 10
Amer lob Co. com. .......JO 40
Na.-Caro. Chem. pfd......1OO lo1H JOG
Va.-Caro. Chem. com. .....1OO J4ia 55i5
Quotations are for bonds maturing in
not less than ten years.
Arizona silver belt., 1898-12-08

Sheriff Ruffner and Deputy Sheriff Pete Boschs landed their prisoners m jail Tuesday morning (Nov. 2o), the .horsethief brought from Tucson and the three Mexicaus charged with being accessories to the Segna murder. They are confident ttat the rest of the men connected with the Seena murder will be captured. A few bal gines might make needed clearing mp m the ni- mvspbere in the Weaver neighborhood. Prescott Coulter.
Arizona silver belt., 1898-12-08

Tbe United Verde Copper company have nnder const.nct on 20 cottages, . 3 story brick hospital, stone aud brick hotel, brick and iron bnsiness block winch will contain SIX stores, an opera hnuse and a Masonic Trm,Lr All of this work is l,ejng pushed to completion as fast as possible under the supervision of F. H. Perkins. Jerome News.
Arizona silver belt., 1898-12-08
RED HOT NEWS
 News that is News fer Arizona in the Los Angeles Times

Full Wire Service. Full Arizona Core. spondence Twenty-four Hours the Earliest Very Friendly t, Arizona. Clean and vicor. ous. A to 36 pages.
 The Times is the only outside paper with special Arizona News bureau, and publishes complete territorial correspondence.
 The Times reaches Arizona points hours ahead of the San Francisco iailes, and ftoin IS t" co hours ahead of all papers coming from the eastw ard.
 Daily by mail. S9 per year. By carrier, 75c per month.
 sTSubscribe with the local agent
Arizona silver belt., 1898-12-08
@Dining station

sDining station.
 The oniy North and South line In Arizona travers ing and reaching the most interesting sections tneiu fhg the great Salt River Valley. Through tickets to al points in the United statss. Canada and Mexioo.
 Connecting at Jerome Junction with tsains of U. v.&P. Ry For Jerome
 Connecting at Prescott vfth stage lines for all prn cipal mining ca.nps at Congress Junction with Con- sress Gold Co. Ky for Congresf ind stsss lines fos Hareua Hala station.and Yarneli At Hot sprinss Junction with the (. c. n. g. T C. stage lns for Castle Greek Hot spGinss. the al the year health resort. At Phoenix with the M. P and g. R. V Ry fos points on the g.. P. system F. M MURPHY. GEO M SARGENT, Pres and Gen. Mgr. Gen Fgt and fAss AsG
 Prescott Afix Prescott. Anx
 K. R. WELLS. Asst Gen Hsr.
 Prsssott. Arsops
Arizona silver belt., 1898-12-08

Ladies wishing to take lessons in nrt embroidery, please call at Mrs. Tay lor's Millinery store.
Arizona silver belt., 1898-12-08

Trains Nos. II and l2 run daily except Sun. day.
 Trains Nos. Il and l2 make connections at Bowie with southem Pacitc trains i9 and 20 for all prints East and Vet, and at Rice with stage from and ;o Globe. All south hcand trains have absolute right of track over all north bound train. of sane inieri'.r class.
 Flag Stations. no agents ST-legraph Stations.
 The Company reserves the right to vary from this schedule as clcanistsnces may re- qnre.
 Time as shown, ia arriving time. unless otherwise noted.
 En,ployes will destroy all tine cards of pre,iuua dates.
 Wv. GAsLASD. President R. .!osEs, Superintendent
Arizona silver belt., 1898-12-08

T. H. GOODMAN. c. P. & T Agent. San Franeisco w. n Dresser, Local Freight and Ticket Agext,
 Bowie. Arizona
 T. '. uant Commercial Agent. Fl Paro Tera
Arizona silver belt., 1898-12-08

For anything in the liue of fine wines and liquors call at G. s. Van Wagenen's.
Arizona silver belt., 1898-12-08
Proclamation Of Reward.

TERRITORY OF ARIvcNAI
 EXECUTIVE DEP PAkT TMENT, WHEREAS, Caicial information has been re-. ceirsd by me that JAMES LEE. Q citizen of Final county in this Territory. was on the Eff teenth day of September lsoe MURpERTD at Mammoth. in said Pinal county. by some per. son or persons unknown: and,
 WHEREAS, The sheriff of Ptnai county and his deputies have made diliigent search for the perpetrators of said crime without success now,
 THEREFORE. I. N. o. MURPHY. Governof of the Territory of Arizona by virtue of the au. thority in me vested. do hereby offer . reward of TWO HUNDRED AND FIFTY DOLLARS (s250) to be paid by the Territory of Arizona for the arrest and conviction of the person or persons who committed said murder.
 In witness whereof I have hereunto set my hand and caused the Great Seal of the Terri tory to be hereunto afhxed.
 Done at Phoenix, the capital. this 30th day of September. A. D. lso8.
 (SEAL) N. o. MURPHY By the Governor
 CHAs H. AKxRs. Secretary of Arizona
Arizona silver belt., 1898-12-08
For Sale.

Desirable improved property inst outside the town limits. For palticu. lars inquire of the
 SULTAN MERCANTILE Co.
Arizona silver belt., 1898-12-08
Arizona Silver Belt
THURSDAY. DECEMBER 8. 1908.
THE MALLS
Glabr to Geronimo.

THE MAILS
 Glabr to Geronimo. Every day except Sunday. Leaves p. m.; arrives ii;S0 a. 10. once closed l:40 p. m, to 2 D. n1., to allow time to put up outgoing mai.
 Pay.cn uaii. Leaves Mondays. Wednesdays and Fridays at a. m. Arrives Wednesdays Fridays and Sundays at a. m.
 Florence and Globe Departs from Gl0Ne--M Mondays Wednesdays ana Fcidags at c e. n. Arrives at Glo5e-ruesdays. Thursdays and Saturdays at , D. m.
 w. O. KEI.LNER P. M
Arizona silver belt., 1898-12-08

For the year ending June 80, 1898 the Royal tailors sold 1S4, ,526 complete suits-not including orders for single garments. BENSON, the tailor.
Arizona silver belt., 1898-12-08

The Royal tailors of Chicago, have deposited with the First National Bauk of that city. 5000. to he given to five of their customers. Will yen try to get it !? If so, call on
 BENSON, the taller.
Arizona silver belt., 1898-12-08
THE SCENIC LINE OF AEIzaNA. Santa FG, Prescott s Ph06ni1
 WITH THE SANTA FE System.
THE SCENIC LINE OF AEIzaNA.

Is the shortest and quickest route be- tween Phoenix, Kansas City, St. Louis, Chicago, and all Eastern Points. s. F. P. & P. Time Card Nes 26, Ef-
 fective June 4, 1San
New-York tribune., 1898-11-05

OF the National issues. Mr.. Williams sent W.
10 the slgner Of this letter. Robert +. No'"'
which the following is copy
No. l79 West Eighty venth-sstiSs.
New York. November . 4'''
Robert T. Noah. ESD No S20 Broadway. City. IN.
Dear Sir. | have the honor TO ackN'"', -, a,
receipt OF your very polite ana eloquent "'''
the 26th uit. g., .,s.i from
extending nv support 20 Captain Chaner ~ 70 ps
endeavor TO represent the NlNth Consressio""' -
trict at Washington. III, s,aris
lust where he stood I'm 1875. firmly ana nn.qu'h,rS
In favor OF the maintenance OF the god ~ ,uss
Where does your candidate stand on 'ha' ~
XIV candidate Is unsparipg In his denunclatoinr oirss
IN. attempt OF the ruler ~ Tammany iial w,,,it
the judicial bench into the miro OF parusah oses
Where does your candidate stand on tH"' ~
do not dispute the fact as YOU state II s, o' siy
tain Chanler's distinguished ancestry. uut Ssouris
pardon me for saying that such lanSnaS sorsnt q
the Democratic psrty-the party that neve, CON.
opportunity TO proclaim its devotion 10 "e
mon people" , . ar-splttef.
tanner and canal-drver 20 the Presidency .,ssat.
a man for what he IL and not FOR "ha' "'
grandfather was. ,..
Honor and shame from condition r'sus,.
Act we'll your part-there all the honor h,,a
The XVIII Congressional Dis rict 3 uitsencs
chiefly by people ~ high graz" o, ~ - his coz
They Ike a man who has the cournse ~ ali octt;
victions ana who WIFI stand by them on "' 4
slons. 81, ... a man Wv
fears 10 discuss the most important quess'aiIsrss
fore the Nation to-day lest he shoula
votes. 49, H., remuel =
Ouigg for reelection, and | expect = tyon,s ysn
respectfully. J. CAsTHEE "'N
New-York tribune., 1898-11-05

here tonight. I appreciate what this meeting
and glad also 70 speak from the Same dnns
chance OF speaking from the PLATFORM Win I'M my CG iOG
Frank Moss applausel and with Dr S sncsr l., ,ag -
pause with whom have hGTm o 50 Set,er social
Nos but did not know how much good he had
done ill found out how MIR. Croker dislihed
him. H.aughtcr) 49,. NJ s,,oo-
was stin in Buffalo his saying that Fhat we neeoed
IN civic life was not genius not brlanCF, ,n, nmr one
ordinary humdrum, everyday qualities OF C1 CoInnUn
sense and common honesty and courage, .appausn3} 3
Voce You have got them AL bauHn'S baos Sr, 1iii m
tie have not got much nse my my irlen.as ns Xnbody
md good msn ofS Seisve in the man
who vii smite with the sword Of the Lord ana ana
viii war stouty for righteousness; ! believe IN tne
man who viii sm,e down vice. who will smite down
'sEii decent AID straght is not afraid to stand up
have never secn any reason wh! tne ~ ~
government should he allowed TO monopoilze the
robust things. and they shall not And III ms con-
test it happens we have not only go' Ine or yn
cstV or our side. but the cOurag" aiso- Oi Nou
won't ind here in Brooklyn or anywhere else. our
opponents dare 70 ten from the platform hSne wnehes bss
not been an is issue raised that have not met not
9he sbe e W@r Dur opPonSnt dare o. tell YOU
whether they approve or dsSPproye Gi e he
turns an honest Judge off the bench because that
refused TO bow the knee 10 1sa 10 the dc
iates OF the political organiza9n lhat GAINED 10
nenis dare not mention on the platform the name OF
ihe man whom they supported for PRESIDENT TWO
wears ago because II they did somebody Would
cheer him and that would hurt the ieeli"gs OF
somebody else. 49,, 49,. .,z,.
We have heard our opponents say that they wish
20 get possession OF the Staie-Tammahy IiaiI
wishes 10 get possession OF the state 10 h" honest
GaughterD And the one issue upon which my
worthy opponent has been allowed TO speak mas
been fhe canals Much has been said about ne
misgovernment-abo maladminlstration IN the
canals II am elected Governor VIII prone mat
matter 70 the bottom. If there has been detert IN
the system the system shall be rcmedied II mere
has heen Corruption or incfacency in any public
servant be he Republican or Democrat VIII as
suredly punish him 10 the extent OF my power.
ask rOur support for the cause for wnlcn we
stand in this election. because. In me hrSt pace:
VIC stand for the right issues and. in the next
place We dare 20 tell YOU the issues Tor whicn ,
we stand. I ask YOU TO support - because we
stand FOR civic honesty IN the State. because we
stand for upright and untainied judiciary zap.
plauseD and believe In striking down the insoeht
dictator who strives to drag ne white ermlnc OF
the ;udge through the mire of the basesI partisan
politics because We stand for honest hnance IN
the Nation and dare to tell you how We stand:
because We stand for upholding tho honor OF the
American flag. Applause)
New-York tribune., 1898-11-05

q young woman who has for years been bearing up
bravely and silently under physical toftuics that
would drive a man to the mad house.
Thousands of women suffer in this way and ask
neither aid nor sympathy They realize that they
are the victims of weakness and disease Of the dis
,notly womanly organism. They DO not consult
physician because OF the well founded fear that he
will insist upon disgusting examinations - and
local treatment" Dr. Picrccs Favoritc Prcscrip
ton does away with all necessity for these ofdcas.
II cures i'll the privacy Of the home 1t restores
health and strength and vigol the delicate organs
concerned III wifehood and motherhood 1t tones.
nvigorates and builds up the nerves and transform,
nervous, overwrought sickly invalids into healthy
happy wives and mothers. Dr Pierce j. eminent
and killful specialist who has been ior thirty
chief consulting physician to the InvaIs Hotel and
Surgical Institute. at Buffalo. y = lie will answer.
without charge. all letter. from ailiug women The
Favoiite Prescription " i or sale 10y all good
dealers
I suffered from womb trouble for about twelve wears
writes Mrs Harry P1meroy oi Monpna CLAYTON Co. Iowa
Box doctOrrd v,ith different physicians but
found only temporary relief then used six boc- Of
Perccs Favore Prescription aud three of Pleasant Pei
lets am new woman. hope aud pray that this viii
induce other poor sufferers TO use Dr. feiees asdcines
I'D be cured"
New-York tribune., 1898-11-05
JOHN D. CRIMMINs's APPEAL FOR JUDGE
THE wEIL-KNowN DEMocRATIc LEADER SENDS
OFT a CIRCULAR LETTER.

John y. Crimmins the wcll-known Democratic
leader and member Of Tammany Hall. has sent out
the following signed appeal in behalf Of Justice
DAILY:
Justice Joseph f. Daily is a candidate for re-elec-
.lon 10 the Supreme Court lie IS a representative
citizen. one Of tho ahest and most learned judges
in the State. and "A Democrat.
The leadcr OF Tammany Hall refused 20 renom!
nate him for reasons purely personal TO himself.
although The general voice Of the Bar requested
it, and many Of the most important and faithful
Democrats both In the city and state urged It
earnestly.
undcr the circumstances am sure that party
considerations will not weigh with you.
IT,. only thing said against him Is that he has
been on the bench tweaty-Cieht years and there
fore ought ne retired IN the I'm strength - his
powcrs The 'rrd ability and nlatured experience
- faithful Judge belong 10 tho people. and the
Democratic rule Is to keep such men On The bench
Admiral Dewey has been I'm the Navy longer. bat
,rc eucEeefinn , turn him Ouf for such reason
,,o,,id be REGARDED as ridiculous,
urce fou earnestly - support with your vote
ana Influence the election of this courageous. i'm
partial ana wise Jnds". o.,
'~re most effective way 20 vote for Judge Da. n
vou Intend - vote The straight Democratic ticket
j. - mark q cross in the circle under us emplem
and then - put separate crosses before ne names
~ Judge pay and Of the other Two or the candl-
dates for Judges you wish 10 Noie io'
Kindly preserve this letter Tor us, on EIe-uoA
Day.
New-York tribune., 1898-11-05
CHAMBER AND TIE MONEY QUESTION.
PERTINENT INQUIRIES AND lNCIsIVE COM
MrNTs REGARDING THE DEMOCRATIC

CANDIDATE ~ THE MYTH DISTRICT
The managers Of the campaign Of William Astor
Chanler I'm m effort to win votes in the NIVth
Congress District have been sending letters signed
hv Democrats OF more or less prominence 20 voters
I'm the district appealing for their support for
Chauler on the ground that Chanler's high social
position and wealth would be Of advantage to him
as their representative In Congress. and attacking
Mr. Oulgg on the ground that he WAS born In Della
ware Such letter sent to j. Cas,ree Williams said
among other things: Mr.. Qulgg obtained his first
nomination because other Republican would ac-
cent II" Mr. Quigg Il carpct-bagger. who mi
grated from Maryland to the clam-digging district
OF Long island thence TO Bloomingdale." Then the
letter goes on TO tell OF the doings Of Chanlers
-grandfathers. but nowhere In the letter Is
ANYTHING said Of what Chanler's position is any
New-York tribune., 1898-11-05
WORKING HARD FOR DAILY AND COHEN
COMMITTEE OF ONE HUNDRED NEEDS TWO
THOUSAND WATCHERS MASS MEET
ING OF LAW STUDENTS

The Committee Of one Hundred is not relaxing
rs efforts to win votes for Justices Daily and
Cohen Every legitimate eftor. viii be mad not
only TO bring out every vote that can be secured,
hu, also to see that those votes are counted. TO
This end the Sub Committee on watchers Is dOlns
ers ~ watch the counting of the votes Abou, two
fhousand of these will be needed. and lawyers who
are willing 10 act I'm tina; capacity are requested
10 so inform the committee.
The mass-meeting OF law students 10 be held in
the United Charities Building AZ No. l9 East
Twenty-second-st. tonight: IS regarded as one OF
great importance. and the Indications are that the
Students fully appreoia late the opportunity 20 be
Afforded them OF hearing such eminent members Of
the bar speak 10 them at a special meeting IN
distlnctlvey professional way on subject of such
momentous importance to both lawyers and lay
men.
rossb.e to ali students registered IN the several
law schools Of the city. out II any fal TO be
reached In that way they can obtain tickets hy
aupvinR at 40 100 Broadway. All law students
not connected with any school. as well as any
vornger members Of the bar who may desire 10
attend the meeting. are also cordially invited 10 he
present and can obtain tickets on appli at
The above address.
New-York tribune., 1898-11-05
John {. Davies IL known IA nm independents
honest Republican. The sam" popular de-
mand for candidates of high char""'er
which brought Roosevelt: to the front forced
his nomination for Attorncy-Gencrri.
A POPULAR CANDIDATE.

He Is WILLIAM A. PRENDERGAsr. AND IS RI n
MING IN THE lid DISTRICT. ~ BRooKLYE.
An oxcellcn, opportunity is offered to the voters
of the ma COngless District IN Brooklyn 10 win a
sea- that l. now flied by Democrat in the last
regular ee. ton a Republican was returned but the
New-York tribune., 1898-11-05
VAN WYCk ~ ALBANY.

lie IS INVITING COMPARISONS BETWEEN HIM
SELF AND ROOSEVELT.
,u,rv Nov l. Augustus Van Wyck the DEM
.,,l. caudllate FOR Governor. spoke at big
-. ,,oo,,ro II, IIarmanus Bleccker Hall tonight
lie WIS escorted from the Kenmore Hotel TO the
hall bv the Democratic Phalanx OF this city and
the route was lined win cheering people Mayor
X,n Alsfyna acted as presiding officer of the meet
,,., anI introduced NJ Van y yck. whose speech
VS. Am atfruiut 10 demonstrate that he was more
NJ than Colonel Roosevelt 90 deal win The canal
question -, -,
Mr. Van Wyck VIII spend the night at The Ken
trorc md 'n- morrow afternoon Will 20 10 TROY.
wheIe he will address q mass-meeting In the even
tng.
New-York tribune., 1898-11-05

district vas lost in special election An extremely
popular nomination has been made by the party
William a prendergast is a young man and an en-
thusiastio campaigner He speaks effectively ana
his large Acquaintance IN the district enables him
10 make a strong personal canvass Mr.. PrerdeT-
cast believes in the Administration Of President
McKinley in sound money and protection 10 AmeT-
paired in favo- of tho Teller resolution Of January
last for tho plyme7, Of Tinted states oohds III
silver
New-York tribune., 1898-11-05
wEsTCHEsTER FALLING INTO LINE.

THREE BIG MEETINGS LAST NlGHr-A REfLB-
IICAN MAJORITY LOOKED FOR
The Republicans Of Westchester County last nigh'
held three large and enthusiastic meetings in Mount
Vernon. Port Chester and P4ekskill The Mount
Vernon meeting presided over by Dr. kdWar1
+ Brush l. + Mack OF Sandusny Ohio. ex-pres-
idert of the Ohio Editorial Association, and
close friend Of President Mckinley. discussed Ma
tonal Issues and ex-Assemblyman y. G. litchheld
and John Mulhgan. Of Yonkers. Assembly candi-
date in the Is Westchester District spoke on State
ana loca, issues 49,
Port Chester. the home Of Congressman Ward.
showed every evidence OF a united party, me
Opera House packed The Rev. w. 7. Wake
field presided. and Congressman Ward occupied
seat with Senator Burns on the stage
Chauncey NJ Depew spoke In peekskill at one OF
the largest demonstrations ever held In that VII
lage
New-York tribune., 1898-11-05
DEMOCRATS ANGER PHYSICIANS.
Az ATTEMPT MADE TO Use THE wEsTCHEsTER
COUNTY MEDICAL SOCIETY FOR
POLITICAL PURPOSES.

POLITICAL PURPOSES
The physicians of Westchester County are ind!g-
want over an attempt which has been made by
unscrupuous Democrats tc use their organization
in politics In the last week nearly every prac-
tts,ng physician in the county has received a let
,er which, While Il Is not signed. purports to
from the Wes'choster County Medical Society.
The writer urges all the members Of the society
and phy.icaus in general - vote against DR. Per
ley Mason Of peckskill the Republican candidate
fo- Coroner fcr the reason that he IS hom~opa-
thist The letter says that he Will employ only
homoropat thists 10 make pos'-mortems and cNauli-
nations and advises the doctors to yot" for regu-
larly practising physician and a member Of the
Westchestor County Medical Society.
Dr. i. Is. Iittlcwood. Il prominent mcnber or me
society. IN a conversation Yesterday SAID that the
society had no knowledge OF me origin Of the let
Ter end that j. certainly was not authorized 10y
that body Or. Ldttiewcod considers IL "A coniempt-
be attempt to Influence votes.
Tho society. at It's next meeting. Will try 10 nni
ont who issued the le'ter ana punish him accord
ingiv
New-York tribune., 1898-11-05
TUE president NOT LUKEWARN.

LETTER or CONGRATULArION TO COLO
NE1. ROOSEVELT NOW MADE PUBLIC.
The following letter from the President to
co,o,el Roosevelt. congratulating the Republi-
can candidate for Governor on his nomination.
was made public for the first time last night:
September 2S. 1888.
Nv Dear MI Roosevelt - .
hf in,groTi,l,fe Won most heartily upon your nom
ination and YOU have my best wishes for III
,,,,..,,'nan- election With warm regards 70 Mrs
'.oi, ar5 the family believe me. Your frIcnl.
fooSeFe'' anu ' ' WILLIAM MKINnEY.
New-York tribune., 1898-11-05
1887-11,894,000
1895-19,526,000
1896 -21,973,O00
1897 -22,585,000

The ever-ncreasng popularity and the pre-emnence
fApolnars clear to all from the foregoing quantities
bottled at the Apolinaris Spring, Rhensh Prussia
THE TIMES, LONDON, speaking Of APOLLLNARIS, says:
These figures more eloquent than words.
New-York tribune., 1898-11-05

Many 4
woman
throws away
the flower Of
her youth
hcr beauty.
her aniabil
ity and her
capacity for
wife hood and
motherhood
without
realizing il.
I There il no
sadder sight
filnfi fllnf IL