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pushing 1t.
Ihe plan is for each dlstillery TO contrl-
butte a barrel of its best make. This win
furnish whisky for medical and dghtine.
purposes for the entire army.
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NAVAL STORIES.

Spirits Turpentine-The tendency woe
downward to-day and after the closing
Oh the market it was reported that sales
nad been made al 4 cent below the Official
quotation After the opening OF the mar
Net there were several bids for the re-
PTS at % cents, but three were no official
sales reported az that price. Al the Hoard
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-Erudite.-"Of course you are thor
oughly familiar with shakespeare's works"
said Prof. Joggins to Mr.. centralia, presi-
dent Of the Chicago literary society Ger
tainly, professor" replied Mr.. Centralia.
Il can read Shakespeare in the original. 2"
Judge.
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arvellous.-Hanrahan Some av thin
new guns will carry fifteen miles
Houlihan: At wan shof?-Cincinnati En-
Quirer.
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Charleston, S. G., June 9-Turpentlne
market dull, 25c asked 241zc bid; sales
none. Resin firm; sales, none; unchanged
Wilmington, N. c., June 9-Spirits tur-
pentine, 25a2512c; receipts 125 casks. Rosin
firm, $1.0Od1.O5 receipts 496. Crude turnen-
tine quiet; $1.OO, $1.6O and $1.70; receipts 1923
barrels. Tar firm, $1.2O; receipts 81 bar
rels.
New York, June 9-Rosin steady at
$1421a. Turpentine steady at 2Sc.
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DRY GOODS.

New York June 9.-Trading in dry goods
continues fair. There have been gains
pretty steadily in nearly all strictly sea-
sohabie lines, owing to the continuance
VI summer weather; staple lines Of cotton
goods show generally poor resrlts ana
prospects which are still problematicaI
ne contracts for government goods CON
uhue to engross the attention Of sellers
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GRAIN, PROVISIONS, ETC.

New York, June 9-Flour weak and
considerably lower to sell. Rye flour
weak Corn meal dull. Rye steady; No.
?, 521aQ5234c. Barley dull; feeding, &c.
Barley malt easy
Wheat, spot, weak; No. 2, red, $111; OPP
tons opened firm and had some advance
on strong early cables, but failed TO hold
their advantage; subsequent realizing on a
prospective bearish government report to-
morrow, caused a late break TO a point
%d1Ac below last night; No. 2, red July
closed 9SAc September closed SOC; Decem-
Der closed $685..
Corn, spot, firm; No 2, Ss1sc; options
displayed decided strength all day on
wet weather, light receipts and fair clear
ances; closed 1sQAc pet higher; July clos
ed 3634c; September closed S75sc; Decem-
Der closed 3S14c.
Oats, spot firm; No. 2, SoAc; options
strong with corn, but not active, closing
&c net higher; July, 2924c. Beef steady.
Cut meats dull; picked bellies, 52ll7c;
picked shoulders, 41ac Lard firm; Wes-
tern steamed $6.35; July, $685. nominal; re-
fined firmer. Pork firm. Butter firm;
Western creamery, 1319d151ac; do factory,
101aQ121ac; Elglns, 1s15c; imitation cream
cry 12d14c; state dairy 121a11512c. Cheese
steady; large white, 61ad65sc. Potatoes
quiet; New York $500; new, $225@3.00.
Cotton seed oil dull; prime crude, 2114c do
yellow, 2512c. Petroleum dull Rice firm.
CABBAGE STEADY southern, 5p0$lzo. COL
fee, options, opened quiet; prices 5 points
lower under bearsh average of foreign
news; lack of selling, indifferent consump-
tive demand; trading very light and of
scalping order; closed duh five points net
lower; sales, $3.50 bags, including June,
5.7Oc; July, SOC; spot Rio dull; No. Z, in
voice. csc; No T. jobbing, 7c; mild dull;
Cordova, S15G151ac. Sugar, raw, firm; fair
refining, SIC; centrifugal, 96-test, 5-1ec;
refined firm.
Chicago, June 9.-The great prospects for
new years wheat crops all over the world
became the paramount influence to-day
and an early advance was more than wiped
out. July closed with a loss of nc, and
September 12sQ11sc. Corn left off 5sc high
er. Oats are up 26Q7sc. Provisions all show
ed advances. Pork 25c and lard and ribs,
each TIC.
The leading futures ranged as follows:
Onnninc. IIinhnat nmzast C,lnsi....
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THE MORNING NEWS: FRIDAY, JUNE 10, 1895

United States new As coupon declined 4
and the old As registered advanced Is in
the bid price.
Nan YnrI- f,Inrir,, StnrI-s
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NdSH qloidlioHs were as lOUOWS. Flour
slow. No. spring wheat. 95096c; No. 3
spring wheat 90c60Sl 90; No. red, 81 o..
No. corn, S2hc; No. yellow corn, 321bc
No. oats, 25ikc; No. 2 white, 2Stkc; No. 3
white, 27q27lzc. No. 2 rye. 45c. No 2 bar
ley, 33d40c No. / flax seed, Sill Prime
timothy seed. 81. s21a@2.s5. Mess Pork, per
barrel, $l0.45Ql0. 80. Lard, per 100 pounds.
$1,000. %. Short rib sides Qoose), IS Goa
$50; dry sailed shoulders CboxedD, 5q5jlc;
short clear sides tboxed), So. 15d6. 80.
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of Trade, at the first call, the market was
bulletined firm at 251z cents. with sales of
S65 casks. At the lasI call the market was
oulletined quiet at 251a cents, with no
Rosn-There was fair demand at un-
changed prices. At the Board of Trade.
at the hrst call, the market was bulletined
firm and unchanged with sales of I ga
barrels. At the last call the market closed
firm and unchanged with further sales OF
$50 barrels. The following were the quota
tons at the Board of Trade:
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READ DOWN
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judging from the contents Of the edl-
torlal columns of the average Demo-
cratic organ, there does not seem to be
an Issue on which that party is before
the country. A comparison Of the coll
unns Of these papers with those Of the
same organs in 1885 win develop an alb
sence OF the enthusiastic advocacy Of
the cheap money fad. Organism and the
Chicago platform are retired, and there
are substituted only Trades of abuse
OF Republican leaders. Not a single
economic question or question OF finan-
cIal or other policy upon which the
parties have been divided is prominently
brought forward. 1t seems that there is
a concerted EFFORT TO evade national
party questions. notwithstanding the
fact that up to a short time since, the
organs were resenting the idea that
these issues were not as much alive Us
ever.
There Is a cawardly attitude presented
all along the line. The people want to
know whether or not the party has
abandoned these issues The sound
money Democrats desire to know
whether Organism is stiil hidden be-
hind the mask OF apparent indifference.
The intelligence Of the country cannot
be deceived, nor can public attention be
diverted from the dangers of free sill
yer and free trade majority In Con-
gress by such indifference. Republican
leaders everywhere arc not permitting
such diversion.
No party ever won, as a party, In
this country, without a tangible issue,
nor BY evading questions Affecting the
material welfare OF the people, their In
dustrles, their commerce. their public
crcdit-particularly when that party
has been recently upon record as attack
ing these important interests with false
theories that were repudlated by the
country. That reputation would be re-
peated under similar circumstances.
The Democratic organs and ieaoers
know this to Be true; hence their flOun-
dering about for new questions. and to
manufacture, prejudice against an ad-
mInlstration which has accomplished
more than was expected six months ago
that It would be able TO do. and which
has, by the maintaInment of the public
credit, even in a time of war, proven
false the pesslmistic prophecies Of ca
lamIty howlsrs of the so-called Popu-
llstic wing OF the Democratic party.
II the Democratic voter depends
upon his party organs these days to de-
plct the beauties of IS to /, which legend
was emblazoned on the banners but
two short years ago, he may look in
vain.
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with local applications. as they cannot
reach The seat OF the disease. Catarrh Is
a blood or constitutional disease. and IN
order to cure II you must take Internal
remedies Halls Catarrh Cure IS tax
en- Internally, and acts directly on the
blood and mucous surfaces, HANS
Cata7rh Cure is not a quack medicine.
II was prescribed by one OF the best
physicians in this country for years, ana
is regular prescription. It Is eompos.
ed Of the best tones known, combined
with the best blood pur1hers, acting 1i-
rectIy ON the mucous surfaces. The
perfect combination OF the two ingredi-
ents Is what produces such wonderful
results in curing Catarrh. Send for
testimonials, free.
p. ]. CHENEY & CO., Propa., Toledo %.
Sold by druggists, price Zoe.
HaN's Family Pills are the best.
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Norm Am.llran Revieyv.

The .'North American Review" for
October contains the second portion Of
James Penberton Crumbs interesting
article entitled Bismarck and Not
ley" AS has been previously stated.
the series presents a delightful view OF
the close friendship existing between
the late chancellor and the weA-known
historian, while It's value Is enhanced
BY the publication for the first time OF
important correspondence between
them Among the short articles IN the
october North American Review are;
"organlzed Self-Help and State Aid IN
Ireland" by the Ri. Hon. Horace
Plunkett, NJ. p: Gable Cutting in
War, by g. z. Walsh; Danger Of Po-
lftical Apathy" by Speed Mosby;
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, The lecture hall was deprived Of Its
decorations, the library was bundled
or into the basement. and everything
that took up space the siEe OF cot was
relegated either to tho attic or the cell
lar Mrs Tingley organized hospitals at
the rate OF two day, and her efforts
were aided by General Wheeler and the
members OF his stan.
Mrs. Tingley is woman OF charming
manners and tender sympathles, and
has tho softest, sweetest voice In tho
world. She is plain and unassuming,
and her conversations are at once bril-
liant and interesting. The International
Brotherhod League has branches in all
the principal cities OF the United States,
and Mira ingleyis now making prepara.
tons to send relief expedition to the
Philippine Islands, in addition to the
ono which has been sent to Cuba, and
which has been OF SO much beneht.
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PASSING pIgAsANTRIEs

a
srv7hat Is a secret, Aunt Mani" "A
eecret-welL d. secret Is something aw-
fully interesting that nobody has evei
40i6 anybody. but that everybody
knows."-Detrolt Free Press
Exceptional Fortune-.Aaron BUT SI
was remarkable man. Deeioea.y
Notwithstanding the TACT tnits " W" =
vlce-presldent OF the United STATES nc
has mot been forgotten "-Irutn'
Quite Another Question: could d i
for YOU" he exclaimed, onalely;
"of course" she replied. But Toul9
you?" Some girls are So pracglsa .l,. ~
prosaic, you krow.-chicago EYelills
Post. - ..p.ao 4bsv
are going to Introduce military ng ~
in the german this winter. MT. flgs
-'I presume that means an increase y, ~
your appropriation bills
Journal.
piagnosls Of Love-He-"Hold. on we
cannot sit on this bench. II 70 tF ,Sl. !!
nainted." Shelf you were really y
love. as you say you are, you w9ula
never have noticed the paint. 1--f4les-
ende Batter.
smith-"Brown isn't Working very
much this summer, 10 heE Jones
';yyhy he told me the other day that ne
had been working for adj he was
,yorth.n Smith-"Well, 1t amounts TO
the same thing. "-chcago News;
oWomau,y browning glory 3 her
hair" ne quoted. mot now" returned
his pessimistic friend. What DO you
mean?' he demanded. In many cases
row woman.s crowning glory . some
other woman's hair. "-chleago Evening
Post.
DON'T you think" said the penslye
Girl "that people make mistakes by
acting on generous impnlses?" yes,
answered the smooth-shaven man. y
acted on generous Impulses for nearly
two months once. Now II i don't get
paid on salary day don't act."-De-
trolt Free Press.
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10 their cye1 opened. - eqHefat
rfnfer ihe connlete id.uorfnr Of the Chi
~
e1eo platform BY Democfauc e0nNen-
1tona m n,nv. sbo4 The North Dakoia.
e.S's-' ~ PAN'se
governor has sized up the 6ituation exc
L.. M. T.. -,,..4t.,, ..,, Az
aeIly' Inc ereas eue4uon' s@ys MI
DeVlne a whether We endoFSe William
.r.y,i..,.I. ~ !. ,,.,,,,,.
4-AS4AAnleyt aV0ne HnVue9s = PAVtsss4ss
tarihl and an enforcement Of the maFI,etH
- -. 49, :, ...-,,...,
LOT the consumption OF cur surplus
,,oNt,.tS ~ ho,t farm and Gactorv. or
g'SS' ". y ".
Bryan, Bailey 8 Co, q di8honored eur-
rsncv ana a y,,oarabie prii-bacls policy
~ -, ,,,.,., ,..r.o+
rssS..,.s. t,,.,,,.- :. ~. ,nno-,.,t
an. ~, ~, !, an r,,to-,
$500, - , III r,oysrno- nevlns =.
. !. ~ : ,.,sss... ts,t 4hs eonntrv
gs,, ~. ~. 5000 an sraor-s,,sn.
~ 80 o.. -. 49,, 10000 ~ an, Nv
~. J., ., ~, -, 49,, - ~ o,,r.,.s Il
~, =. ~. .. .,.... ,,.I, otto,,,on n
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Acoreet Estimate.

Governor Joseph n. Devine. Of North
Dakota, in whose personality West
Nlrginians, and wheeling people espee-
IaHy, nave a local interest, he being a
naive OF this city, has an interview IN
Tho Fargo Daily Argus, on the political
outlook, which epitomlzes the situation
In most interesting way. Judging from
his manner OF expressing himself, Gov
ernor Deylne's popularity among the
Republicans OF the good Republican
state Of North Dakota ls easily account
ed for North Dakota was one OF the
states Of the northwest which the Bry-
an forces confidently expected to go for
free silver in 1896, but It didn't Such
men as Governor DevIne were too many
for them.
An interesting part of Governor De
vines Fargo interview applies as much
10 other states as It does to North Da'
,kota, ana It Is worth careful reading.
.After detailing year of prosperity In
fhat state, and predicting an increased
Republican majority over that Of 1895
e replies to question concerning the
eYient 70 which the FREQ silver question
yill figure in the election, and summar-
iaes he situation throughout the coun-
~ brisny and poIntedly as foiloWsi
s,rbs peopls Of tho country learned y
5selsnd. 81 tho way, that was the Brehl'
- - T5nhifn that our country heA eye
sS5ey, fjI6f fhis Nation u not an hlchelllll
rhaf fongrosg cannot make tAuuss ~ ~,
ll11nnt make ratios; Il can Only co. ~ \.
f6St which already exists. Trade Put.35 ~ ~
reiStiVe estimate on each metal, ~ y, ~
~ ~ Congress can change tnat ~, ~,
!, ConHfe5s could a. easily ehhnBo the W,
sSnS. or dam the Atlantic from sanaS
7 HOOK 10 Queenstown, .,.,..r 40 one
= ,,as a. ontRroWth OF hard times, q ~
,1feSGio1, OF labor, alliT9d ~ We w.
6hTdGS Of Something for nothln Az
an, however, wo only felne,HlID9 80 y,
5Vef-6iluring cry ~ troupIs1 ~ ~
bnniehed by the presence every Ml u.it ,,, "
DfoSpeFity The result Of our n,
I'm n firotection, and the deteFmln,egsg 4.
81 the people to hold on to thAt "h'uh u
good. ,sos
4 great many Democrats who IN 1890
we're led on by the sixteen to one cry
ana BY tho agitation for cheap money
arc seri nsly considering this truth ut
tered by Governor Deyine. Throughout
ths west treo silver Republican, hay'
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Ever since the arrival OF the FIRST
transport from Cuba with the different
regiments of slol, and wounded soldiers,
residents OF New York City and Fridge
port. Conn, have been familiar with the
fiEura 70 Mrs. Katherine rinsloy, whose
work for the relief OF our heroes has
been indefatlgable. She has made NY
ing trips, from one camp to another in
search Of soldiers who were in the most
serious condition. and together with
other members of her organization. has
taken full charge OF aftalrs az far as
she was able, Without interfering with
government discipline.
As soon as Mrs. rlnsley learned the
true state OF AFFAIRS she went to the
headquarters Of Brotherhood League
in New York, of which she Is leader,
and ordorel the house stripped OF all
furniture and turned Into a hospital
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The Paris press Is encouraging the
spanish peace commissioners to play a
game OF 'blun." The Paris press IS
entirely to meddlesomei moreover the
Spanish commissioners are probably
smart. enough to weigh the difference
between the effectiveness Of blum"
and a prompt arrival at a settlement
with a country which has Just fOrcIbly
demonstrated to Spain what it IS capa-
bic Of doing in the matter Of meeting
'.bluRs."
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seuaior Whitatef's Reorganization.

Fortunately the Republican senatorial
conferees had NO dificulty In selecting a
candidate for state senate in this dis
trict who will receive the united sup
port Of the party. and who win need no
Introduction to the district constituency.
There was much disappointment ex-
pressed when Mr.. Brady found It neces-
cary to decline the nomination, and un-
IL the past day or so there was much
specuIahop concerning who would sue
ceea him On the ticket. The situation
was rendered easy to settle when the
announcement came that the present
senator, Mr.. whitaker. had resclnded
his decision not to accept q renomina-
tion. This made the action Of the COM
ferees foregone conclusion, and the
formality Of unanimously naming Mr..
whitaker was but a matter Of a few
moments.
The result Is a subject for general
congratulation among the Republicans
Of the district, and is approved on all
sides Senator whitaker's splendid SER
vices in the senate during his past
terms assure his reelection by big
majority, and It viii surprise no one IL,
In view Of his great personal popularity
ana the confidence the public has in his
ability, conscientlousnes and eminent
fitness, more than once tested, his past
majonties are increased. The regret ex-
pressed by the refusal of Mr.. Whitaker
to run at drst is only excelled by the
pleasure at his Anal consent. The ac-
don OF the conferees viii be splendldly
ratified at the polls.
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Captain Dovener having demonstrated
that the Democratic organ didn't know
what It was talking about when IT
charged that he was afraid of joint de-
bates with the Democratic candidate,
and was only 'bluftIng" when he issued
a challenge. Perhaps that organ can
find some way Of satisfying its readers
that It's claim to being always fair to
the opposition has a basis.
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II the United States and England
should form an alliance. the combined
strength would be so great that there
would be little chance for enemies to
overcome us. In n like manner. when
men and women keep up their bodily
strength with HostetteT's Stomach Bit
tiers, there Is little chance OF attacks
from disease The old time remedy en-
riches the blood, builds up the muscles,
steadies the nerves and increases the
appetite, Try It.
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coNeREsslIlN pOMNERs APpONTMENIs.

j, The following appointments viii be flled
by Representative B. B. Dovener on the
Il I aaIs.i saturday october 8, at
AZ T. Hundred. Saturday. October 8 at 7:'o
At Z smlthheld, Monday, october 10 at Z
Al Pine Grove, Monday, october 10, at
Al Al Gsrver HIN, Tuesday. october Il. at
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II there are American interests to care
for in China, in connection with the
alarming situation there, Dewey's ves-
sells will look out for them, and steps
have already been taken on that line.
There need be no uneasiness on that
score in this country. Dewey is within
easy access to the most important ports
Of China.
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The manner In which the prosecution
Of Senator Quay on a charge Of cOnspir-
acy in connection with the matter Of
the Peoples Bank, of Philadelphia, IS
being conducted gives some color 20
the charge that the afiair ts a cam.
paIgn card. The charge against the sem
ator and others Is that they consplred
to use the states funds. on deposit In
the Philadelphia banking institution,
for purposes Of private speculation. It
Is known that the state's money was
every cent returned BY the bank. and
there was mot the loss Of one cent There
are features Of ouay,s arrest which
lead to the belief that political enemies
are inspiring the proceedings. and until
the matter is developed in a trial the
tair-minded public will suspend tudg-
ment.
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~. -. Cnmmln,inn,.

The Paris dispatches contain the
pleasing Information that the Spanish
American peace commissioners are maxi
Ing good Roadway in thelp negotlations.
and that treaty may be agreed upon
In briefer period Of dine than was at
first expected. The question Of the
Philippines, Of course. is the most per-
picking one Of all. and IT Is believed
that It viii be reached shortly if It is
mot already under consideration. What
ever serious delay there will be may
be due TO this phase of the negotiations.
That was admitted from the start; but
Spain is in a situation which may rem
der a conclusion even upon that matter
possible at an earlier date than was
expected.
The complications on the American
side in connection with the attitude. Of
the insurgentssmny give rise to some
questions of serious moment. but judg-
Ing from the general situation ana the
expressions from official sources there
is little reason to fear serious trouble.
Dealings with the lnsu. gents 50 far have
been largely diplomatic, and have met
with success. Spain Will, in all proba-
bnIty, make requests with regard to the
Philippines which VIII cause some de-
lay, but there Is no question about an
ultimate settlement 70 the satisfaction
of this country. one thing Is certain.
There will DO no yielding to any unrea7
sonable propositions from The defeated
enemy.
The posltion OF the United States Is
strong, nnd tho increase OF the naval
feet at Manila, by the additions prOvId-
cd by Tho administration, which will
make the United States naval strength
in Aslatlo waters q mighty force, Will
80 far toward bringing the negotiations
at Paris to a reasonably timely close,
The launching Of the splendid new
battleshlp Illinois ut Newport News
was cheercd by thousands OF witnesses,
and Tho cheer will be taken i'm throurrh.
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~, ana lllii ed gril strengtf q Our
airlldy ma 11ifss equipment which
has Won 20 much glory Tor the American
nag within the past three months, Il Is
without doubt the most formidable yes
eel ever built BY any nation. and to
completion WIN add 70 our floating pow
er too degree thai viii Increase the re-
spect which We have already won from
the naval powers Of the world.
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eTATIoNRRY. BOOKS, nTo.
DAsE BALL GOODS.

HHmmoclSs, croquoi War Maps and
Novelties. Pittsburgh Dispatch. CONNER.
clEl Gazette, Post Times. Cincinnati En-.
quirer Commercial! Tribune. New York
and other leading dallios. Magazines, Sta
tionery Gospel Hymns.
L. II. QUtMBY,
illi Market Street
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A LII KINDS OF PLAIN AND FANCY
IA Printing. An entire now lnn OF SAM
pies OF Bail Programmos, Tickets and In
yltations at all prices AZ the lntolllgoncer
Job Printing Office,