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The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1898-07-07

The holders of the st. Clair coun.
ty railroad bonds are now making a
desperate struggle to collect the
judgments they have in the Federal
court against that county. Their
last move is an application to Judge
Lay for an injunction against the
county court. county clerk and
county collector of st. Clair county,
asking the Circuit court to restrain
the collection Of the to. ss levied for
the present year. Ihe matter is
important to the people of st. Clair,
ms the sustaining of the Injunction
would deprive the county of any
funds for the year. Hon. ". ".
Graves, of this city, has been retain
ed by the county officials aud Others
TO oppose this stroke of the bond.
holding Shylocks, and we hope that
his usual success may attend hun in
this case.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1898-07-07

We publish on another page 4
communication from John Langcake,
a coal miner from New Home, which
suggests some very pungent ideas
on the kind of fight The Bates Co.
Democrat is waging on Mr. Graves
1t suggests that if men who sacri
feed personal views for party good
and earnestly supported the ticket,
as did Mr.. Graves, are to be punish.
Cd, what can the 100 populists and
silver republicans expect who came
ever and voted with the democrats
the last time
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1898-07-07

The question of territorial exten
sion is now agitating the American
people and will b. an important is,
sue in the next democratic national
convention. Some of our most
prominent democratic statesmen in.
Guiding Mr.. Bryan, are very much
opposed to our extending our terri
torial possessions by conquest, while
others, equally in earnest, believe we
should take and hold the Philippine
Islands, together with Puerto Rico
and other Spanish possessions Now
the question naturally arises, if the
latter gentlemen are successful in
having their policies adopted and
incorporated in the platform, will
that debar Mr.. Bryan from party
consideration even if he Should sup
port the platform as adopted. IN
doubtedly it would under Mr.. Wade's
construction in his fghs on Mr..
Graves.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1898-07-07
Bonds 0yersubsCrihed


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The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1898-07-07

Mr.. Graves never commended for
the single gold standard. AS far
back as 1892, in debates with beth
Mr.. Atkeson and Mr. Carroll. he
contended for the free and unlimited
coinage of both gold silver at such a
ratio as would maintain the parity
Of the two metals on q commercial
rating. He did not believe that Is
to 1 was the proper ratio. Neither
did a larger majority OF our repre-.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1898-07-07
M'KINLEY TO SAMPSON.
The President TeIegraphs the Admiral the
Congratulations and Thanks of the
whole American People"

WAsHINGToS, July 5.-President Nc
kinley telegrapbed yesterday the fol-
lowing cOngratulatory message 70 Ad-
miral Sampson:
To Admiral Sampson, Playa del Este: You
have the gratitude and cOngratulatior OF the
whole American people Convey 20 your noble
officers and crews, through whose yalar new
honors have been added TO the Americans the
grateful thanks and appreciation Of the nation.
WILLIAM MCkINI.E
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1898-07-07

sen tatives in Congress. including
Senators Cockrell and Vest and Mr..
DeArmond when they voted success
lively for Is, II, Is, Is aud 20 to l.
Afterwards these gentlemen said
that some ratio had to be agreed on
as a basis and as Is to l was the
one in existance 1t was adopted es
the most convenient. Mr.. Graves
was among those WAC believed that
the parity could not be maintained
at that ratio, and tried hard to get
his party to adopt larger che, but
failing, readily sacrificed his own
personal views and made q gallant
fight FIR the platform as adopted.
What more could be asked OF
democrat?
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1898-07-07

sEDALIA, No, July THE Missouri,
Kansas Il Texas shops here will Start
up on full time Tuesday with a full
force Of men, re-employiBg a number
of men who were discharged 4 few
months ago.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1898-07-07
a WONDERFUL sTAlpvS.,'s
Remarkable Ruins Heeenox
cred I'm Central -. "assn1

cred I'm Central Amer,.- 'spe.
The most extraordinary e.,
our excavations have We, l.ta 20
light Is the hicrog.yphic st,;,-sI
ready referred 10. Facing the -! =
ne southern end, 10 occupied = -.
position "h il' western side ofth.,-
INfai1'da' elevation that form,
LoI 'h'Eh wing 't the main str,,s.
i''a ia lAe >.a state ~ ruin In ~
"r behold = Hn". J.. affords r,,.''.
CENT ~I's'av.r- What must ID hay.h-
.h i.'r 1">~ when 10 was entir.
it''A'" from VAC .e'r OF tho Ma.
'4.' ,i' trance '' '.r temple that ~,
on we h''Ehi % hundred feet abos,,
Na'n DISCOVERED. in 1894. this 81.
va was completely buried bcneatb !.
r'"''- ..-t.-A from 'ae temple. o. va
i..' .'.' @...., renamed upon anoiA,,
I ' upper part OF The stairway 60
mao az" ''," thrown from its sl,.
''@ '' ny '.. earring aa-c, ana lay stfsv,
"l''" '''' '""'E IaE'i"n. When. !,
.'.'. '.'' a'''' months OF labor. on Viii,
lINij .' Up '.' uen were cmplor.l
TIE i'..'" material was cleared avn,
~ ,.'. T. %. A..-.' N"" covered via
90 ''''''' .'7 ''N.oNed during IA
i'.'-''>S "' we work. aud the lowe
Steps were ''DAa nNaarmcd In AZ
'slieF 81 tbs stairway at the la.
Il .''i.e TT celestial rising TO The afis
i' anu l.-'.''' pug 'ieh' feet In iron,
# ,'7'An upon rs 'aev Is rich in seuln
tire dlt trIl.aiy 80 detail IL IL ,,.t
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1898-07-07
DEMOCRATIC TIChET.

eprssentatiye-G. b Ellis.
ReCorder-P K. Wilson.
TyeaEUrer--A. Il. Owen.
County Clerks. 7. Brogddus.
Sheriff. C. MLtt.
Circuit Clerk. Z. Thurman.
Probate Ju1ge-W. 81. Dalton.
Presiding Judge-Sam West.
Prosecuting Att0rncy-H. {. Ciars.
EoroDer-Dr. &. A LuEk.
Judge Of North Dist. D. Wins att.
Judge # South Dist &C. w It'll.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1898-07-07

AohMOboAF y WINFIELD SCOTT SCHLEI.
| CWho MAY Have Been in Command When Ger
vera's Fleet Was Destroyed
at the time the Americans least expected him
to do 50, and. fighting every inch OF his way
even when his ship was ablaze and sinking he
tried TO escape the doom which was written
on the muZzle OF every American gun trained
upon his vessels The Americans saw him the
moment he left and commenced the work Of
destruction Immediately. For an hour or two
they followed the flying Spaniards to the west
ward along the shore line sending shot after
shot into their blazing hulIs, tearing great
holes in their steel sides and covering their
decks with the blood OF the killed and wounded
They Fought to the Last.
At no time did the SpaniardS show any indf-
cation that they intended TO do otherwise than
fight to the last They showed no signals OF
surrender even when their ships began to sink
and the great clouds OF smoke pouring from
their sides showed that they were on fire. But
they turned their heads toward the shore less
that mile away, and ran them On the beach
ana rocks, where their destruction was soon
completed. The officers and men on board
then escaped to the shore as well as they could
with the assistance Of boats sent from the
American men-of-war, and then threw them
selves upon the mercy OF their captors. who
not only extended TO them the gracious hand OF
American chlvalry- but sent them a guard TO
protect them from the murderous bands Of Gu
ban soldiers hiding in the bush on the hillside.
eager 70 rush down and attack the unarmed
defeated but yalorous foe
Admiral Ceryera escaped to the shore in a
beat sent by the Gloucester TO the assistance
OF the Infaata Maria Teresa. and as soon as
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1898-07-07

Judge Valiant, of st. Louis, was
in Butler last week looking after his
hances for Supreme Judge and in
company with Capt. Tygard compli.
mented The TIMES sanctum. We
are sorry we failed to meet this dis.
tinguished jurist, being out of tie
city at the time he called
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1898-07-07

The New York was out OF the fight at every
stage. but she Immediately put about and fol-
lowed the other vessels in the race 10 the west
ward and overlook them in time TO Join in the
chase for the CristObal Colon after the other
Spanish vessels had been DESTROYED by the
Brooklyn. the Oregon. Iowa. Massachusetts,
Indiana Texas. Gloucester and other ships Of
the feet.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1898-07-07

Il think Bumbly is about the most
fluent and most colossal lts- T ever met.
Hes just been telling me That he's
regular caller On all fam..tes ta the most
aristocratic part Of the city"
It's the truth. BumJ.y's postman.
you know. "-Defrolt Free Press.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1898-07-07

The ship Windward left New York
on the I'd on a voyage which, # i ends
successfully viii result in the stars
All stripes floating in the breezes Of
the north pole. The expedition IS IN
der Lieut. Peary, Of the United States
navy.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1898-07-07

Fiftyseven colored men expressed
desire to enlist at Atchison, Kan.
Out of the first twenty-one examir ed
only one failed to pass.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1898-07-07

ArthgE-So; her father didn't kick
me out.
jack always said lie vas too much
o. 4 man 70 DO a thing Ike that
That wasn't IT; he wasn't naS
enough. Life.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1898-07-07

60, -. -. 49,. : - /. =, ,
-, -.--.Iz ~, - ---'. -
= -, > = 49,, =. : =
I .al - no hl-S,-., r1ours 1r,s sf,7.J -,
tror, Sh57 "a sAf, 81 Ia. Arn--s..s 49,. -
( The iowa ana Iaa.aua- the r-ca-I-.rsa',tr h.
! OREGON ana MSS. .l-S.-t~ AMI fh-s I'..ys- rh,
+ rr,,sSs- F}-,.,.r,r aria IN, ~ rf--fa s-.---y.f
I +.s--,,-s- ,--.... y-.- .4- =. 49, a- 49,,
position "a r5,., M. >.aaufa-I>- ,z.. IA. ill.,,
Amcr.czn ge,se., lllI Rot open are - ol,-.
Allowed a., Pa. un-ra
Ce-y--.-s -Hf-S were allowed G, COM, Gu, q
th,. hs~r--- 1-.s zen ur..L .s.- re frs r.---. 40
More, -... i ID 3. III. nE.- hairless ~. f.-.
>, 49, =. -s---.-.. r..-sss b.. -f... 80 800.
ir- ,.g,,.s Is -s.. .7.-a aud fr.a- g-r.. Wv,
.-rI- .h1- a. .-s-.f ..-.-- -, r-s- A. rae t-...-
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1898-07-07
"rvera'- Pan Wa. NDt AntieIpated.

There can b. no doubt that A1mtraI C.r-
7era'> plaa to escape from santiago haryor
was entirely unexpected by Adnira! Simpson.
and the best evidence Of this i the fact that
when the Spanish veSSe'S were ~e % tOluiuy
out Of the harDor the flagship New YO-; was
Sc ven miles away steaming 70 the ca, ward
toward Juragua. the military base. niaa miles
east O Moro
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1898-07-07

ttomna1deT q The Battleship Oregon)
she touched the beach he surrendered himself
and his command 70 Lieut. Morton and asked
10 be taken On board the Gloucester. which
was the Only American vessel near hin a. the
time with several Of his officers including the
captain OF 1le flagship The Spanish admiral
Nho vas wouQded II the arr was taken 20 the
Gloucester, was received a. her ganEwa- By her
commander. Lieutenant Commander Richard
:" ain wright who grasped The hand q the gray
bearded admiral. and said . ht-1: I con rat
Ilate you sir, upon having made as EalIau.
fight as vas ever witnessed q the sea" Lieu
tenant Commander wainwright then placed hi.
cabin - the disposal OF the Spanish oEcers
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1898-07-07
A!arksmanship the story.

l. s.a~ tuo Oh story. spanish shells that went
vi for the most part. while the Americans
ra- .--. Fas marked ~ o.. rcii"-- Uree a 10
NHaH .la battered D4urnLo an N.l.ira faenI
the inevitable aad swung around IOr the shore
both war. lare, tha Nlzrlya from forward ID
amidsnp~ The two cruisers wcr. bearucd
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1898-07-07
The Grouccstpr'- Good word.

The Gloucester. fast little yarht that can
not boast ~ auy heavier battery than several
SiN-pounler- an ! three FOUNDERS WIS rsiu.- 81
AguaIUra-. three miles east OF Moro when
the Splniards came ont At a-st she Joined In
the attack upon "a large vessel. and then held
Of soma Capt wainwright concluding 10 re-
serve his efforts for the two torpedo boat de-
Stroyer- in the rear The Gloucester scanned
after them when they appeared and chased
them 10 point five miles vest Of MORO pour
in. shot tor shot into them all the t.mn Ife-
efforts bore abundant fruit. for 10 her be.oIss
the cred I for the destruction Of both OF tn do
S'rOyer- She frcf I.4O shots durin- the
chase. and IL was not long before both DESTROY
Y on liz. an. nLainLE aL.aLL.a-
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1898-07-07

FGror and P-ut0u were destroyed within four
mics OF the port Our loss one killed ana two
wounded. Enemy loss probably several hun
crcl 10y gun fire explosions and drowning
AhoEt 1880 prisoners. including Admiral Ger
vera. The man killed was George Il Ellis
chief ygomau OF the Brooklyn SAMPSON
New-York tribune., 1898-11-21
DELAWARE, LACKAW ANNA AND
WESTERN RAILROAD.

Stations foot of Barclay and Christopher
NESTIBULE TRAINS PULLMAN BUFFET CARS.
P1N~SCII LIGHT.
500 A M.-BINGHAMTON NAIL. Stops at principal
stations
1000 \. M.-OCa'e Carr Tt'FFAIO. SCRANTON. Bf:;C-
UAMTON OwEGO ITHACA ELM1I. SYRACUSE
md OSWfGO EXPRESS. Pullman Buffet Parlor CarS
connecting Buffalo with trains for Chicago and points
Yves;
800 r NJ Cdany>-Cricaro and Rn~a'o ves'ihrlrl TX
press for SCRANTON. RfTGTTiNTON and rLMIP y
Pullman Buffet Paflor Cars F,mila Throuea sleep
ing and day coach TO Chicago arriving at AS p
NJ day
4:OO p M-SCPA NTON. WTT.TrSRAETE nad PI.TM-
CUTH EXPRESS. Pr'iman Buffet TarloT Cars.
Bt'rrD IIMiTi,D EXPRrss for sCr ,NTON. RrNo-
HAMTON E1EIRA. BUFFALO THROCGH BCFFET
sLEEpITG CAR New York 70 Chicago. Dining car
west 0: BY.ialo .
$3.50 T. NJ Mai'D-PrTrt1o TvPPFsS. Pullman
Mira BNTIt Mot'NT MORRIS nnd BUFFALO. Ar
9:3O J., " CdaHv- -BrFFAr.o scRANTo%. ENG
SYRACUSE ans CsWEGO EXPRESS Pullman Buffet
sleepers
TlCkETs AND ptIL.MAN ACCoNMoDATfOTs At
HENRY GAZE 3 SONS Ltd. il3 Broadway: - Park
Place 40 and o'2 Rroadway IT, cts at Ferry stations,
III Fourth ava. Twefih St. ., West One Hun
d-ed ani Twenty hnh st. 23. O." bus ave. Now YORK
S3S and 100 Fulton 81 and i05 Roadway. Brooklyn
Time table ying ~ nlornat On r., I'll stations
WTSrCOTTS FXpRFSS COMPANY viii call FOR and
check baggage from hotel residence 10 destination
New-York tribune., 1898-11-21
ERIE RAILROAD.

Through trains leave New YORK. foot OF th<HDeIs-si
a. ,o.lo. j. and minvtes ea!lI-r from West Ia si'
D:VO 4. sI.-Vestbued ExpTsss daly for Bnshantoa; 4;
WaVerly Emira. buffalo, Bradford Arrives Buhh.' >
+ NJ PaTlor 70 EnIsIO. -, g.
2;OO Il. M.-Nestbuled lmifed-Fast man dhiS: ooH,
.rain for Chicago. Cleveland 40 A. M tneaso'
r II sleepers to Chicago. Cleveland ana N'S'"A''
80 T.. M.-Buralo sni Cleveland Nest!ued E1prrss
d,iv Arr!,.. at Hunalo \ II. Bradf - 10 a.
Nj JamcsioNn 100 A. NJ youngstown u. "A,
Ceveiand u 30 =. Il. sieepers 10 bH''a' anu ~''"'
D,I5 J.. M-Daily solid train for Bingham9n t. E,inn
Haverly and Chicago sleepeiS !" i'"'"e'''''' -'
and Cincinnati Dining Car .,.r pr-rr,,,x AZ.
rt,ICtl LaIs LOCAL. TIME CARDS AND ~ l.lsn ~ ~
CoMMoDATIOEs at III li3 .'l i9' ga Aad w., ys
- fo- nov..ry l5S i25th st. ana 80 Nss I-'sa
way S,a West 23d ferries New YORK. b5'
a.. sG@ Ftxn IL BroadWay Bro,kyn w river -.
us.,.r "a 1er.y city station. New lotk .ahssst
e ssII. Tor snd checks baggage from h0tss ana -
New-York tribune., 1898-11-21
RAILROADS..
new YORK CENTRAL
RAILROADS..

Al through train. stop at Albany Utica. Syracuse.
Rochester and Buffalo.
Trains leave Grand central station ms follows:
$40 MpsT 81 IKE rTGep, Spnasys IH SMEp '%aS'
Niagara 1sn Fss z @4 "2a rorono "s a" 800 De
S.45 \. MAST mai. Daiiy-For Buffalo Nisga2'
1870 A NJ DAY EXPRESS. except sunday For
49, Buffalo and all important Nov York state p"n's pi;
90 7. SOrTHWESTERN LIMITED ard Gil -
CAGO SPECIAL. Daily Coumbis' Shcln-
, natl. Indianapolis. ST. Louis and Chcseo u.
$50 I. M.-TROY AND ALBANY SPECIAL" except
~. sunday stops at importani siaton, ~, ., no,,r
D.O0 I. M.-LAEE SHORE liMli TED l'adly - ,s ,o's
train 70 Chicago. Wa Lake SHORE. ine , ,-N 80
~ \. u. due Chicago 400 = NJ Sleeping "nu
G.OOP. M~wEsTERN EXPRESS Daily For Niagara
=, 49, rails Toronto. cleveland. chicago. -
60 : NJ NohTHERN ENrREss psily.F F@r lroS
80 7. M.-ADlDONDACK MOUNTAINS AND MON
- A.. TREAT. EMPRESS. Daily. ,,.,--r,,,,> e.
$40 sb M,-BrFFALo ANn. ,SotTuWl7Trta rars
=, n.deycland Cmcinnau lndanapols and - ious sisD
300 -SPNcIAI. LIMITED WI l1aLE ~ y,
rvons ss or car , only fr pons on pn.o Th fr0oS ' "
o.II ,rACIr1C ENpRFSs. pa,iy.Tor , ogaens rs
burg Magma Falls. cleveland. Chicago and ss eT
1910 night |MiDNIGTr nNpFrss. For Csics,so
nights. chicaga3 ,Icsgs5: ic,ye a a;ia
HARLEM DIVISION $780,, J..
o15 a ", and :;.55 p. M.--Daly. except Sunday. 10
rltishelf sunanys only at $500 A. NJ
N.a Wasner palacc cars on al through trains
Trains illuminated with patscY Light. s.,
Ticket and Wagner Offices Grand Central Station,
2a5 Columbus 81 West 1e5ih St. l23h St staton
and 1oc BROADWAY. r. n. Frooklyn. m , -. -,
T"lonhorN 'e7oo Thirty e'rlih street Toy New York
donc@ iv Vost -; rvn-oss C"'u7ony:
GEORGE u. DANIELS GENERA! Passenger Agent
New-York tribune., 1898-11-21
WEST SHORE r. Y

Trains leave Franklin s.. station y. y. rs follows
and - H. lat ;opt of w l-l ct: :,
I2:I5 T. NJ CONTINENTAL. LIMITED. Daily. for Al
t;eveiand i,e,roi Cn. .aso s. LOUIS. Arriv's
Cri-as, and 81 LoAi. neN. afternoon DINING ar
$40 T. NJ. 80 N. la'er foot W; 42d ST. Chieas'
ana s. LOUIS Limited Daiy for Utica Syiacuss'
Eoches'er BuThL Nissara Fans. Toronto. Detroit
Cleveland Chicago and -. Lois 70,
.:3O T. Nj Dali, .or Utica. syracuse. Rochester. Buf-
faip Niagara FAILS and TORONTO.
S;3I T. NJ paiy for Albany. ttca. Syracuse. RocH-9-
Ger Buffalo Niagara Fails. Toronto. Detroit Cle'e-
land Chicago ai1 =. Ions.
Tine tsbl.. principal ho,cls and Offices Baggage
checked Hc'ei Ee den" 70; Nestcot; I-Nli"ss
{. T. I.AMBE IT General Passenger Agent y. Y.
New-York tribune., 1898-11-21
Nnilroaos.
ilnilroaos.
den NSYLVANIA
RAILROAD.


STATIONS foot of West Twent5 third street and
cvr,. lcsoro-'es and cortland Si'e's ,.,.,.,,.
streets r ien n,es e rs,ep . ,h,n nat given below f'r
%'r io2r To- A as Mas loe5ss e,e '1' c1q rurs r.' TO
.,nne,r' Ne cea'h's ,, 81, to ishqrs ,,..,,,,
o." VI rrHxAylvkHirssu isu'i li%irr6 rSi iaiw,n
oS cars For rresso 'ie eioc1aG' ' Toeao % cincinnati
100 =. ". cilcAGo NNp sT Louis EMPRESS
no p c " TrsrrnY y n'ES' @r . chaso 1 For
10 =. VI. SorTHWEsrEnN EMPRESS. rer PITS
40 r. VI. TN,iiIC FXrRfSs ~For riti.6nrS and
81 :. VI ',A MAL Sxb 'fi's ENTErss s raman p urc
Stepping cai New Nork 10 Altoona. East .bsriy P,iis
WASHINGTON .ND THE sotTH.
n i5o x iSo . 20 nrT c5neTc.,na r, % m ali Farsr ana
Dining Cers' 80 Dining Carl. 20 dining .al, 20 ; q"
ci ~ "''ongrassi ional Linn an iarlor and DIN
ing Car-'. 20 ,Dinins car. 80 dining carr $50 p
soJrHERN hAiLwAY-rnprcss. 42o =. m. 1905 night
ATLNNTIc COAST LINE. Express. 92o m and $50
,ITEsAPEAKF G ONO RAILWAY $50 ? m daily.
FOR OLD POINT COMFORT al1 NORFOLK 80 a. NJ
Thx4 AZ" @Ta 80 9 @ Ga'y Nse days c.-e. ana
n gac rs{gr E'' s35i 10 'T@5o sh and % ob'd
GArE NAY =: - M wIck SH:, aays e,,ra,v. Ocean
r,c en- Point Pleasant %s% 20 %c 70 and "f 70 r. m
Sn9, 20 . 70 40 p m % ~ ' ~ 20 ahI siop m
SUNDAYS q. - u. ~. ilI r.
FOR PIiif.tDEiPUIt.
60 90 80 SO $40 40 n3o Ienna. ldmlied) !" 81
Dining - lo53 dining carr. II :" a. m, 10" - %
80. $50 40 40 Dining t'ar. 40 u1, inS 'al ''o
tDnln. carr. 40 $50 l2u5 night @uii.f - >.
Gio. SO $40 800 ajO d.mit"h. go. 1850 DINING
a IN. 80 tpinuE faft. : %. % dining 'all
-" dining Ciu. 80 dining carr. 40 SO p NJ
I. % night.
Tcke, ofnces Nos 4GI ai4 iaf 323. III. and eel
Iroadwav. Asfo- House. West Twenty third street
Station snd siaone f,t of Dosh-osees and t''r'llndt
Sif'cis. Cou.t Street. $50 Fulton Street" - Broadway
and Fcnnsvyania Annex Station HrooklyN. station
Jersey CRY. The New YORK. Transfer company wil call
for and check baggage nom hoieis and residences
lhf, ugh 90 icS' ln4firn
Telephone 2757 Eighteenth street for Pennsylvania
railroad Car Service.
| i. A. III TCffIN>pE. ! r. WOOD
tone:a. Manager. General iaeF' AGENT
New-York tribune., 1898-11-21
DRCPOSALS FOR FOLDING COTS-Phila.

Depot Q. NJ. re9t. 142s Arch streo'. Phila. Pa.
Nov Is ltaS-Soaed proposals. in tripiicate, 10y
telegraph WiU be received here u7 II O'Clock A. NJ
FRIDAY. November % 1898. fCr furnishing his depot
" IN .UOpO Gold Medal Camp cots. feet inches loie
u incres wide conforming 10 sample al this ofcc a1i
covered with - unhnachoi. other cots
equally good. The number 10 bc subcc. g. In iease
Of fry (50) per CentGm # found necessary. Early De
liveres are essential and bidders exaitlv
may be expected from them. Government reserves right
q reject accept any all proposals part
thereof Preference given - articles OF doaosts produc
g. manufacture. conditions Of quality price
Cncluding price Of foreign productions mann
fac,ura tsc drtv thereon being equal Blanks for pro
posas and information WI be- furnished upon application
rnvcopes confirming Woposs TO be endorsed Proposals
For Cots" aai addressed Colonel JOHN Y. FCREY
Deputy Qusr;ermastsr Gene:a!. L. :. \.
New-York tribune., 1898-11-21
SYMPHONY MANDOLIN 4 GUITAR
STORAGE NOTICES.

Nart Eoss. Marl ';uinsr. Florence
Grimehv. Jennie DAY : west Mar
sWa-t1n. Mrs sing Jenni" ZONES. ch@
s Ta .ar Annie SGmmerville. each " you
sra hereby notified that your belongings
rpV on stcfng~ ~ Peoples Storage 20.
- West ..Hfu sf $oN NorF. viii he sold
o. public auction go - Vest 10Th -. II
rlargs- ar" not paid IN ar before Dec.
18th. 1895 PEOPLES SToRAGE 90.
New-York tribune., 1898-11-21

Secretary. Washington. y. g.. O.toier IS 1895. -
Sealed proposals. will be rereN"d a; tns oihc' unth .
,.o,o,k i u November % 1895 for furnishing for
~ the customs Service. during The period Of one year
from Jauuarv lS!sa such scales beams weights. and
n,bar v.rhirc apparatus ard repairs of 'he
nav he required b. delivered free of all charges
f~ fought The pcpa afimenf the right 10 reject
any is or parts bids and waive defects Proposals
st0d t4 addressed the ~ he Treasury and
,,d1raad "propo sails for Scales Beams and Weighing
Arnaraius Ful Information and schedule Of the
&c. a. uhicb implements NAV be required - be Dc
ii,ered viii he furnished upon application TO this Office
q !. SPAI'LDING. Acting secretary.
New-York tribune., 1898-11-21
BALTIMORE & OHIO r. r

ScflElG-!,r u ElFECr NOVEMBER 20, l>.'N.
Leave New-yorN Whitehall Terminal South Ferry and
.Dai,y Except Sunday. tsunday'. . -
CHICAGO. Cl.3o from Liberty street on'y> ~
piI~fsrlEG c4ao a. M. from Liberty f'ec' only)'
=. o. =. in 80. - D. sht
GINClXNATI ST LlrIs. '9j5 a n. 'j55 ?. NJ
NEW ORLEANS. 'i.5j g. ia.
ROYAL BLUE TRAINS.
WASHINGlON. l1lMOHE. 100, 90 'Din"i'.
.Ii'45 a. m. Gssr. ,l@3' p - Ii3c,' - I.
t'EIsal Limited" Exclusive Pullman 1ianl. '4..o
,Diuer .jjj J. ID. and 'l2.l0 night NoRl ok. 'l. %
OFFICES. liS ~ 26 43i, 1884 Bdway. 81 y ltih-st.
BoUerV 339. 34i FuOn-st.. Brooklyn; White
hall Terminal Baggage checked from hotel or residence
to desfr
New-York tribune., 1898-11-21
FOR sALH.
MACHINERY.

FOR SALE-1'en R.IP.A.N.S for cent,
az drugris;s one gives relief.
New-York tribune., 1898-11-21
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