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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-01-30
Equitable Gas Light
Company Of New York
The New York and
East River Gas Company
PLAN OF UNION.
Cs soDIFTED)
cvuTphr TuraT COMPANY or Nrw vopu
PLAN OF UNION.
(As MoDIFrKD)
CENTRAL TRUST COMPANY OF NEW YORK,

Depositary.
-
The undersigned, Dcpositary under the plan OF
union and agreement Oh september L. l6o'' AZ the
request OF holders OF y large amount oil It's certin'
Gates OF deposit ana OF the respective boards OF u''
York and The New YORK ana East River Gas Com
pahy, mas oeemeu ~ necessary anu eApcuient 10
moony eaiu p'ah' y = huthoriAeu oy n snNoh'h eru'
Gle OF shd agreement 80 as 10 pro'iue ~ ioho"s'
CAPITALIZATION NEW AMSTERDAM GAS cohrAHr'
CAS- now authorized)
First consolidated mortgage hVe per
cent. gold bonus Ws'ooo'ooo 10 remain
i'ooo'VVV
Preferred stock hVe per cent cumuia'
tive Ol'ooo'ooo TO remain In treas
lo'ooo'ooo
common STOCK tSi'ooo'ooo u remainin
200
ana DIVIDENDS on new preferred STOCK to become
eumuiauVe aI.er tnree years from NoVemoer u
is''' All prohts or diVioendso on deposited stocks
"eoeruo to ne" COMPANY hAns'ihs oonu
ana certihca'es OF Inueo'eoness (se'ooo'ooo)'o
remain untouched Tor present purposes reserV.
ing power however, 70 hereafter tuna or extend
ssme'
II.
DISTRIBUTION NEW SECURITIES AMONG DErosrINe
STocKHoLpEh.
STOCK Equitaoie Gas Light oom-
pany;
n) In new nrst consolidated
mortgage bonds........-... 800
O) In new preferred stock...... 70
t) In new ommon stock........ 10
- $500
Equitable stockholders will also re-
stock of new company to repre-
sent stock of New York Carbide
owned by Equitable Company
fsrred atock New York and East
River Gas Company:
In new bonds s1ao
" 80 pH. ,eu
''""oh
ei4'
Aeopy OF an agreement OF n'odineauon' oatea jan
ar is. lo''' pro'io'nB es "ooVe o the uispo-
IN ONCE Oh n unaerSisheu I'LL ihhorheuon oi
DepoS'.ihs s'ockhoiaers.
any no'ue o i cer'inca'es OF deposit Issued oy inc
unuerS'snea unuer sa'a aRreemeht OF september l.
iop', no' AS'eh.'hs " ~ ehanse Ut mouihea''on'
"i.nih IL Week u III MI uay IL feoruarJ'
o'o hHS "ihafa" 'ne aepos'eu s'ook VI elo'ks
repreHehseo ny such cer'inca'es heiu W MIN "i'nout
oApense' put Ill aepositors NOT 30 WITHDRAWING
"i'nih saia time hnai U Q oeeneo 7 nave hha'iy as
n.e . su.n' hans. y Anu SnAu .
oouha thereoy. ana the Undersigned Depositary shal'
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-01-30

ioilows:
- Ldst
January oDS Inss, ffiI9nmasss' Insh ciNssno' Eia1ht'
ynnuaTy""'iVs iVsf iWe1 iOSa IVY
haTch''''''io3.a lOoSt lV9 1928 lOo
hny''""..' Ss's SVS pss Ss5 Wy
1uiy''''"' vi Viz eo0s Vo< VIA
Barley was quiet. New feeding. 8s@s8c. cost and
freight to New York. Rye vas nrnIer; No. 2 WeStern,
bsS6S1c.. free on board anoat. ~Coru-Spot was firm
and In fair demand. The sales were l8o. 900 bush.
No. 2 mixed, on private terms for export here and at
the outports; No. . mixed In elevator, 3sisc.; do. in
store, 3+7sc. Futures declined Lc. After "'Change"
May on curb was "a b'l8S84ascr. closing 81 b.I8c.
Future sales 5000 bush, as follows:
East
Opening. Highest. Lopest. Closing. Mehf.
January. 94J S3ls
May......84a 84a 84S 84S 84Hs
July. 9bL 35a
oata-snot vera ouist Tba snIsa wsra IA mn ,nsh
None fnr e.nort No o xhi,e anc : No a1o o9I'n
No , white ciinnsI aChnr No /, do soc'. NJ J
mixed, apssuIo;; No. 8 do asS.c.; rejected mixed,
a0Gaoi,c Ira" traei Nmi oela unc whta'
5000 m soS.sac Entnre. we're uo,ninaiiv ssniss'
M sa,es " '
~ Last
O,..ta, H,ob.., Ion.., cJ,..,, W.
NAV op'"'"' A'p"'''' Ao"'"' Sss'' "tYssh..
A'' 'f soc
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-01-30

SATURDAY, Jan. 20.
One Of the most common observations made In
Wall street regarding the present market for
securities 10 that the speculation lacks the sup
port OF the public. This may be true regarding
tho purely speculative side of the market, but
the statistics of the dealings In securities
for the week suggest that more important and
substantial support than speculative buying
Is being received from investors OF all
classes. The transactions in bonds on the
Stock Exchange this week aggregated nearly
500. 100000 par value. and dealings in 26S
different issues were reported. This Is a most
extraordinary showing and indicates total
transactions in bonds for the current month
of over 800. 900. 900 par value. Sales OF stocks
have averaged over 400. 600 shares a day and
within the week the unprecedented number
OF 1913 Issues were dealt In. These figures prove
conclusively that the interest in tho Stock Ex-
change markets. though 1t may not be gon.
eral throughout the country. Is nevertheless
keen and aggressive In a number of quar-
ters. The figures recorded above have not
been padded by manipulation, for 1t is an open
secret In and about the Stock Exchange that tho
operators who occasionally endeavor TO stimu-
lato the market have been unusually inactive
for some time past.
The week did not open propitiously in Wall
street, owing chiefly to a mistaken impression
that prevailed on Monday regarding the de-
spatch Of a United States warship to Havana.
The feeling OF alarm thus created disappeared
tho following day. when the policy of the Gov
eminent and Its acceptance by the Spanish
Ministry were botter understood. Since then
the Street has obtained authentic. though un.
official. Information regarding the New York
Central-Lake Shore alliance. It has beon
treasured by President McKinley'a speech
at the manufacturers banquet. 1t has
witnessed the success Of ths Rock Island
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-01-30
r1sAxorA1 AND ooMMEno111.

UNITED srATEs AND STATE BoNDs GN sl.ooos,
lee U 5 ts,o 1901 lAbI 6Ustao.ie7el29
CLOSING PRICES OF UNITED STATES BONDS.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-01-30

along an advance. Exports for the week were b7.-
900. 900 bush. Oats sold down 10 9ac, the feature Of
the trade being continued heavy liquidation OF n big
line that has been held hero by local traders that was
bought at plo. and above"
F~LouR-Traie was iess active to-day, but prices
held steady despite the weakness OF wheat. Buyers,
however. were asking concessions. Tho sales were
$500 bbla,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-01-30
END

SATURDAY. Jan. 29.-GRAIN-Whcat-Spot
was dull. The sales were 24.OOO bush. Nc. 2
red on private terms for export at the outports.
Free on board afloat: No. / Northern spring
New York, $1.O9la; do. Duluth. SILK; No. .
red. $l.O8; No. / hard Duluth. Sl.l1la; No. l
hard Manitoba. $l.O9. Futures declined lac. on
all months except March. which was Ice. higher.
After "'Change' May on curb was 97aa9siac..
closing csc. Future sales 1,155.O0O BUSH. as
follows:
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Exports w.. lE'ooV
Winter in bills: supernne. %. 06ae9 rs; No. Q extra,
3d. 09 e3. 60i %straights, ot.40@ et.0b; patents. sI.75
@sb.sb. Spring In bbls.; Clears, e4.2b9sl.4b;
stralghts, ei.8OSe %. SO; patents, %. l0@sb.3b. Mill
Feed-was firm. Western spring in loon. sncks.
siibo@el4.7bi 200.n., oiA.o0i winter In bulk.
CoTToS-spot cotton here was unchi ngcd GALES 800
bales for export and II for spinning. Middling up
leans and Gulf. 9 s.ldc, against 7e.ioc: last year.
The Southern spot markets were generally steady at
unchanged quotations. Charleston advanced LIDO.
Memphis sold $500, Augusta p9b. Mobile 500. Nor
folk 349. and Savannah 100 bales. Liverpool was
unchanged on tho spot. with sales OF 1000 bales;
futures there declined l to z points. The receipts at
the principal interior towns vero rs follown:
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Surplus 63i ,276, goo $50, OOO. $50 Inc, o., 304, ESQ
The surplus II year ago was $50, IA $3.50 and
two years ago 1870. 823. 400.
The imports OF general merchandise, includ-
ing dry goods. ut the port OF New York last
week were 1862, $50, against So 1871 Alb the
previous week and $685.. SAC for the CORE
spending week OF last year; The imports Of
SSO3, ll6 was gold. making tOtaI specie Imported
since Jan, /, $2,350. $50. Exports OF specie
were: Colo, " ,lS5, 900, and silver, 1929, 276, a
total OF 80, l2l 200. against 81 $40, o the pre-
yious week. The exports OF specie since Jan. 1
have been: Gold. S2.b30. sos. and silver. SA,O24,-
604. q total OF S6.655. zoe.
Glucose sugar Refining OonmOn II quoted at
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-01-30

The hipment from Augusta to-day were T37 bales,
Memphis s,160, st. Louis 4.847. Cincinnati 1,t07,
and Houston 5,9ss bales. Houston expects on Mon
2,Ol7 last year and 4,72i In 1875. New Orleans OK.
pects $4,000 to $4,000. against 1901 last week.
7,4OO last year and 1911 in 1898. Futures in New
Orleans declined 8 points, Tho Chronicle states that
In some portions OF the Mississippi Val ey the rainfall
~slsewhere as q rule, the precipitation has
been light; that the MissisAippi River 10
rising in the vicinity of Memphis and has about
reached the danger line; thNt cotton continues to DO
marketed freely. There came into sight during the
week g82,041 bales. against LA. 39s In the Same
week last year and 2l6.6l1 In 1898. making the
total In sight S.452.9O8 bales. against 8,947. 1877 n
year ago and 7,83r.14t In 1895. The exports from
the ports thus far this season have been 4. $50, 775
ba'o,, against 4,l43, 500 thus far last season and
4.858.85s In the same time In 1876. The visible sup
ply is rs follows.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-01-30

RAILROAD AND OTHER SHARES.
Open. HIGH Lone -Clostno--
Sales. fno. est. est. Bid. Asked.
100 ms Rp.l ia ia 1l3hl14h
ls5 I'm s 81 81 ga 81 9
1910 Am Too. 80 ash 8 80 eah
800 Am con 21I 2lS 2l1 2la 22
500 AmCop 7eh 7eb 7eh 7es IT
AGO Atch.T&
ro... IS lss 10 10 1st
$3.50 At,h.TS
ri Of 349 341 34] 35 35a
100 Brunsw
2dLp. 6S So So 81 So
4tO5 Bay stG 3s az So 80 ga
$500 Br'k RT 4oL 4O@ 40 4OL 4os
100 Can Pac. ssS ssHs g 80 sea
400 Con Ice. Ssh 8 ASA 36h 8
100 lesp;: 81 81 b. 80 81
1900 chos&o 22h 22a 2eA 2 2
400 Oh &EI 80 go 80 6eI cob
$50 c&EIploa Ill 100 llohlll
1895 Coos "a
STU. a6a 81 a6a 8 81
5000 c&Nwle4h 1881 l2Ah 1861 26]
1857 c. &e ees 1904 eea ee7s 100
los1o c.Mkstp e6a 90 e5S e6s 90
1856 C.M st
Ppf...l44a l44a l44h l44h l44a
<4otc.RI&P eaA eab sah eah eas
1897 c Tor. rfs. 20: ae* ae: aes ae*
2io c.Hv&T. e% os e% 90 7
1900 Law. l7s - III III l7k
ITO conaas.lsl'. 1919 1919 lel lee
,]s zoo Sii1L, 49, Q - ae g. se g. ae 81 90 g.
200 p.L&wl6a l64 1853 l64 1866
lLD&RG. l3s 49, l3a l3a Id
1850 D&RG sou 6lIs sob 6o5 81
$50 Erie lstp 80. sels asa o ssh
leo Erie 2dp le] 1914 leI 10 go
100 EdiEI.l3a 1873 1913 l3e ls4
<isFSPM~ l2b l25 l2h - -
R7o CT Nor pl36 1876 1875 1861
800 Gen Elcc 36L 3eL 3d. 80 36L
800 Hawai'n
cs.... aoa o aoh aob sl4
l74b lic'nt.lo9< 1857 o 1854 1881
1880 nstoel. 81 So. 80 81 SO
$40. sSS l nS'rs sS,s so+ ,e &C. ,s 80" 1897 ses ,s sas
1875 Laei Gas al 4 I'D 44h 44a
asoso Lou n 67s 3 67a 6sa SO
oa2o Man conl l61 ll7s ll6a ll7bll7h
500 Min Iron go go 500 SO 80
1850 netstRyl lac 1861 l4e LAT
oio Mich c..loo1 io74 1861 lo7 1917
$3.50 Pa. s4s s6t a4h s4s SO
900 Mo.K&r 1919 laa 1874 l3l ID
sbio M.K&rp 8 4ob o 4os %
26oE L Oh. l6hs lsis 1871 1871 1872
29l NJ Cent "a e4s. o4a e4s e4S.
SlOAO n YCcntl lsis lleL ll7Ss lls 49,
eco Nor Am. o. 6s 81 So 81
Brake. eos a5a asa -
400 NYC&StL 10 lb is 10 l6h
l76 Y. CO
SLID 70 rs rs rs 70
solNY.c&
stLsp seh 4oh seh sea 4oh
RlbE Y,s&
pr. 29 go 20 20 go
900 wp Az 47@ 47L 47l az
1850 OTPac. 27S 26o 27Ss 27Ts 90
llAab N Pac .. 81 Ga 81 GA 67Ts
ls.o on.&w IT'S IT" l7S l7s IL.
100 Ore Imp
til Up a7a a7. ga e7a asa
226 Or \ OH 6la OH Sc
SoRANpf 72 re 72 7Oa II
goo orssL.. 24h 24h e4a 2At CAV
800 Pao Mall 3lh 3lS / 3lS 3ls
$50 PuIPalCl 79S l7SL ne l7S 1884,
81 PC. ca
ST.. 4Rb e 42is 4l% az
$3.50 PsDnRR1 90 ll7S ll6% ll7S ll7%
S0O0 Peoples
eco. eos sYs CO., s7b s7s
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-09-14
Wie Gas Dolf Ser alien beuenen
dusitdrb.

SIN r2ippincott's Magu5ine" periu@
elmer unIerer @ele6rten bon Neuem naA5uz
peiien, baB bds rubmrei9e Bolt Der alien
6enenen i'm a9ten S%a6rbunbert Doltommsu
d~ustarb uni baB in 5plge beien bic beutigen
@rie4en iiberbuupt feline 8rieben iinb, uno
stpar foQ bic @erni9tung bes alien Bottles
bur9 Die pc Il gef4sben iein. &ls Bee
neis pirb angefii6rt, buB Der Gorperbuu Der
alien 9rie6en Elm gang atoerer mar dls Der
Der beutigen 9riehen. Na9 Den 8ei3rsis
6unqen Der 9i9tung unb ben O~arlteaungen
in Der 8ilb6duertunt lparen Die 9rtedsn
bes flaIII9en 3ei:ultsrs grOB unb trdftig,
bic Naie bieIer &afe mar 10 eigeutbiimlih,
baB nod beute bas 9ele9sntlihe 8Ortommen
elmer G6nli9en Nuie Bel anoeren 8OIttrn als
grie9ii9 be5ei9net pirb, oenn nit auss
nabme Ieltensr unp psrein3elter 3ufdae bat
tein anberes 8oIt, peber untsr ben Nutione1
bes Qlter:6ums nod beren Der Neuaeit, sineu
dbnli9en 8du Der NaIe. Der alte 8rie4e
mar blonb, Iein Saar beitanb aus bt4ten
a~nIiegenben 2Oden, feline Qugen tparen blau.
Der 6eutise @rte9e beiibt feline bieier t0rz
perli9en @igeni&aften, nit 4usnabme beg
lodieen 6aares, bas aber buntel lit. Gs
tamn Iogar geIa9t perben, baB fem Bolt Der
iroo=europdif4en 8Oltergruppe einen DDll=
ftGnbigeren 9sgeniaB gu Der ansemsinen
MuffaFung BON benz 5ppus Der alien 9ries
den bartlett als Die beutigen 8rieden. Sn
Mnbetrd9t bieIer SbatIa9en lit es ni9t 81
Dertpunbern, baB bereits cine Nn5abl beutz
f9er @ele6rter bic 8ebauptung aufgefelt
bat, bab bic beutigen @rieden teine @rieAsn
finb unb baB Die alten @rie9en fGit 10 poae
ftdubig bon Der Grbe oerI6punOen fiub Die
etpa bic berii6mten uroOgel ReusS eelanb5.
Mub 9eI9i4tli9e 3ba:fd9en luieu ii4 gu
@unften bieier 4nnabme anfiibren. SIN
abten Sa6rbunbert piitbete cine Beft in
| 9rie6enlano, unb SlaDen uno &lbanier
tpanberten Elm, UNI Die entDOlterten @e9enz
ben gu bsIeBsn. OieIe PetepiOemie TT tpabrs
i6einli9 Der grunb bes 8eri9pinoers Der
alien grie8if9en 8eb0Iterung unb hires Grz
fabes burb 5lapen unb Mlbanier gemeicn,
10 baB apii9en Der beutieen uno Der alien
8ep0tterung @rie4enlanOs teine innere gers
ponb:f9aft beitebt. Daonr4 pir0 pisls
lei9t aud bas peni9er Selben6afte in Der
hutiseu grieaiiden 8epOltsruus DsritdnOs
Ii4.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-09-14
Drifting DER urma6e.

Sn Der priifung Der 8efidnOisteit Der
ltrmaBe unieres MaBz unb 8stpi9tIpItems
bat bas in~ternationale MuB= uaO @etpidtSz
bureau in paris ueuerbings einen eroBsn
SprtI9ritt errei9t. Sc lit rdmIi9 9eluns
gen. bic 9erGnberli9teit be3 urmaBes, pcs
betdnntli9 aus elmer 2e9iranJ bon platin
unb Srtbium 6eftebt, an bon Der Rdtur ges
g.beuen MaBen gu priifen. Den 9ergIei9
nit benz @roumfang bate man 1Gon Idnse
aufgegeben, neil Der @roumTang dls Derdn@
berli9 betrd9tet perben muB; e6enlo tpenig
barf bic 2Gnge bes SetunOenpenoeIs ols I'M
berdnberli9es RuturmuB gelten, neil tie BON
Der 0re6ungsgei9ninbtgteit Der @roe dbz
bdngt, unb bteie bur9 @bbe unb Slutb, fo@
pie burb cine Retbe anberer tfeinerer 5tOz
rungen beeinfluBt perben tunn. Sine 6r0<
Bere geitdnbigteit bieten, iOpet bic bisberis
gen Sorf9ungen rei9en, bic S9pin<
gungs SIS r 9einungem be5 2i9ts,
unb man fam Des6al6 auf ben 8ebdnten, otr
Weuenldn9e e~in3eluer 2t9tarten ais 8srs
9lei4smdB CUR Priifung bes urmeters gu
tpGbIen. Die 2i9ttpeleu IinO uber mur tpez
nige 3~e6ntauienbltel zines Milltmeters lang,
IobaB me6r als cine Milion auf ei1en Nleter
tommen. Man ber5peifeIte lange 3eit odran.
IoI9e 3d6Iung ausfiibren gu t%0nn.n; bur9
bic Mitpirtung bes ameritan;Iden Pbpiiters
Mi9eGion 1T es i@IieBIi9 iuie Die r3eitz
i9rift bss @ereins beuti9sr Sngenieurs"
mittbeilt - bod ~gelunsen. Dieter 9elsbrte
bat nit benz Director bes intsrndtionalen
MuBz unb 9etpi9ts6ureaus in paris, Se<
noit, in gemeinIamen &r6eiten BON liz
SSabren Oauer bic Meterldnge nit ben Bels
tenlangsn bel leu9tenber &aoiumbdmpfe
bergli9en, unb man tann ieBt nit Der StHers
beit BON 3ebntauienbitsln bes Wiaimeters Die
Anaabl Der Wellenldneen BON bret f9arf be-
ftimmten Qintarten angeben, hsl9e Ger Wtss
~terlduge 9lei9tommt.
Nu9 fir bic MafsnsinFeit, bas &ilcs
g a m M, 1T elm Nni4IuB an Die Ratur ge=
funben. Der &aumgebalt elmer Der W2ans
bss 8ilp9ramms gIei9en Msnee reinen 8ais
Iers Bel 4 9r. 6. Wdrme fDlte genau einem
WiirFel bon einem 9e5imete1 Seitenldnge
entIprsden. Die Srage, ME gsnau bieie
l1ebereinihimmung tpirtli9 errsiCht iporoen
iei, bat bic MaBz unb 9epi4tste6uit. Geb=
bait bei9Gftigt. @inige reusrs &rbeiten
6atten es bereits pabr19etnlia gema9t, BOB
bas 2iter, pelGes bur9 @uiierpGguusen
Ie6r genau beItimmt perOen tann, mertlt9
GROCER 1ei, als 1000 a65mtr. Die S9Ipies
rigteit, biefen lleberi4uB geaau gu beltina
men, berubte 9uuptid9li9 in Der grmittsa
lung bes eenuuen Raumgebaltes Der 1000
&bsmtr. Die Mefungen Der Si9tpeueH
unb beren 8e3iebungen gu Den metriI4eH
2Gngen BADEN audi bierbei BEN internationas
len Sntitut groBe 9tenite s%elsiitst. IS bat
1i9 na9peiien laiIen, baB oaS Bitter iebr
nabe um 100000 Ieiues 8etra6es GROCER 1T,
aGs 1000 3u6it8entimeter. NO9 einsn ans
bern 8ort6eil 6aben Die 8eGsnmeGungen gee
5eitigt. Na9bsm bas @er5dltniB gepiiier
8eGenlGngen CUR 2dnge oes Meters gsfuns
ben mar, fonnte man audi f!sinere Mabldns
qen, A. 9. Miuimetert6eilungen aus 2i4tein<
beiten uuf6auen uno bamit Senauer beifime
men, als es bis6er baour9 geI6a9, DAB man
bonn eansen Meter bur4 immer rngere Sbsia
lung gu iensn tleinsn 2dngsn tam.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-09-14

fGaig, tUenn Sic mid gu Sbrsm s9pieger<
lobn MAIDEN.
ST trut raid gu Olga uno lsgte ben 4rm
nm iie. Nu4 fe f4miegt. iib adrtli4 an i'm
unb ref nit einem 2a9eln benz i~iberrumpeIz
ten 8uumeiiter gu: Batter, nimm Jpn, i9
min bufiir iOrgeu, baB er feline 99ulOisteit
t6ut,
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-09-14

Qber pdbrenb Steiner tlartn 6immel nrb
Hare 8elt gu feben glaubte, ientte ih3
bic @olfe INNER biiiterer unb i3persr 9erab
uuf ger6arbt's Saus. Srau Gorge bate ftp
bort sinqemiet6et, ie pertiirste ben SefpObz
nern ben bsaen Sag anO IieB fs Bel Na@t
niat &ube fin6en
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1898-07-28
Bucklen's Arnica SaIve

The best Salve in the world for
cuts, bruises, sores, ulcers, salt
rheum, fever sores, letter, chapped
hands, chilblains, cornS, and all
SKIN eruptIons, and positively
cures piles, or no pay required. 1t
is guaranteed to give perfect sat-
isfaction or money refundedf
Price 25c. per box. For sale by
II. e.. Alworth & Co.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1898-07-28

Central Florida. Complete sets from 81 up.
We also keep on hand u large stock Of Extra
Brides, Saddles, Breeching, Traces, Tugs
Lines, Straps, etc, etc.
Saddles and Brides.
We have large and varied assortment of
Riding saddles and Brides. Saddles from
up.
Robes, Blankets and Cushions.
A com pete line Of Carriage Robes. Aprons
Saddle Blankets, Saddle Bags, Buggy, Car
sc and Wagon Cushions, Buggy Mats.
Wagons in Car Lots.
We carry very large assortment of Wagons
StudeDuker's. Florence, White Hickory, Ten
ne3See. all sizes.
Wagon and Buggy Materials.
of all kinds. such as Wheels. Axle Points and
Boxes, Spokcs, Rims, Shafts, Sngletrees, etc.
BugsieS.
We have u nice assortment of Buggies, b {
makes. sold a close prices.
Sewing Machines.
We buy III large lots the Standard Sewing
We also have large lot Of second hand Ma
chimes of different makes, which can sell
at low down prices.
Undertaking.
We keep complete and large stock of TN
dcrtakcri' supplies, such CaSkets, Collins
Burial Robes, Shoes, Gloves, etc.
Embalmng Done to Order
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+. e. Il p. Special Rates

Omaha, Neb.-On account of
the Trans-Mississippi and Inter
national Exposition, tickets will
be on sale, daily, until October
Is, limited to November Is, at
$61.45 for the round trip.
Black Mountain, n. Con- &C
count Of the International
Christian Workers Association,
tickets will be sold August 18th
to oath, inclusive, at one fare for
the round trip, good until Sep
TENDER Sd, 2S9S.
Kansas City, Moon account
of the Trans-Mlssissippi and Inter-
national Exposition, tickets will
be on sale, daily, until October
-, limited to November ID, at
Sj3. 30 for the round trip.
indianapolis, Ind.-On account
of the national meet OF the
League OF American Wheelmen,
tickets will be sold on August Z,
8 and 9 at one fare for the round
trip, limited to August 10, 1898.
w. III. HOPKINS. w. w. CONDOS,
Travelling Pass. Egt. Ticket Agent.
l.. &. CURRY. Agent.
OcaIa. Florida.
40. MAcDONELL, Gen. Pass. Agent.
Jacksonville. FIori da.
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Beats the klOndike

Mr.. A. G.. Thomas, Of Marys-
vile, Texas, has found "a more
valuable discovery than has yet
been made in the klondIke. For
years he suffered untold agony
from consumption, accompanied
by hemorrhaSes, and was ALSO
luteIy cured by DIR. Kings New
Discovery for Consumption,
Coughs and Colds. He declares
that gold is of little value in com
parison with this marvellous cure;
would have it, even if it cost u
hundred dollars a bottle. Asth-
ma, bronchitis and all throat and
lung affections are positively
cured by DR.. Kings New Discov-
cry for Consumption. Trial bot
ties free at +. G.. Alworth &
Co.'S drug store. Regular size 80
cents and 81. Guaranteed to cure
or price refunded.
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For Rent

| will rent my famous Dungar-
ven Farm in lots to suit tenant.
From one to one Thousand acres.
This Is good hammock land, un-
der high state OF cultivation,
with good fencing. For further
particulars, call on or address,
w. j. CHAMBERS,
Orange Lake, Florida.
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Montczuma BLOCK.
Tobacco Planters

The Florida Havana Tobacco
Company have the largest ware
house in the county, and are pre-
pared to cure and betune tobacco
for market by Charles Torricellos
who has had nearly a life time
IN one of the largest
curing houses in Cuba. Either
green or pole dried tobacco
solicited. G.. e.. TODD,
General Manager, Ocala, Fla.
H-22-lm dandw
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Republican Precinct Meeting

The Republicans of Ocala held
their precinct meeting in Mitch
ellis hall Wednesday noon. III.
w. Chandler, chairman of the
county committee called the
members to order and made an
extended speech. 1t is animated
he SPARED for time to secure his
followers. +. e.. w. Williams
was made chairman and ID. S.
Williams secretary. At this
juncture it was seen by the Egan
faction that their name would be
"Dennis in TRUTH" when III. w.
Chandler and fourteen others re-
tired and SET up a meeting OF
their own, over which Chandler
presided and P. G.. Coy recorded
the events OF the session.
The Long-Gunby combine led
by IL. l.. Anderson, having kept
the field with sixty adherents,
elected the following delegates to
attend the county convention in
Ocala, Saturday, July 30: III. l..
Anderson, +. G.. w. Williams,
f. O. Smith, j. w. Alexander,
w. w. Spann, Levi Alexander,
j. w. Dukes, ID. >. Williams, e..
I'll. Holly, II. II. Munroe, f. z.
GadSon, n. w. WiIkerson, j. HI.
Livingston. On motion of j. w.
Alexander, these resolutions were
ad"pt+d: 1--WE endorse heartily
AMI alphabetically the wise and
pr,Itl"nI administration OF PreSl-
drmt Mckinley, his craftsmanship
in contracting all the affairs of
the nation, we pledge our party
fealty and loyalty rs citizens"
eve also endorse our national
committeeman, Judge j. Ct. Long,
in recognizing all true and 10y
al republicans, which has greatly
strengthened and harmoDiZed the
party in the state. F."
Following are the dolngs of
the Chandler seceders:
On motion of j. III. Dick
inson the following dele
gates and alternates were APP
pointed TO represent Ocala pre-
cInct No. l in the republican
county convention, Saturday,
July, 80, 1898:
Delegates: II. w. Chandler,
III. L. Anderson, ID. S. Williams,
F.. w. Green, Walker Swarm,
j. III. Dickinson, G.. III Holly, d.
l.. Williams, j. I'll. Livingston,
p. G.. Coy, Jno. Williams, G.. A.
a Taylor, Watson Murphy.
AIternates: Henry Mcintyre,
Lewis Playtor, June Fielder, w.
f. CIyne, John Davis, VIM. }.
Ruth, Jno. A. NJ. Michael, A. j.
Clyatt, G.. NJ. Livingston, w. G..
Rogers, July Brown, h. G.. Cody,
A. q. Fowler.
On motion II. w. Chandler
was elected chairman and +. G..
Coy secretary. There being no
other business the meeting adj
i"nrned.