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Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-09-15
RE2gIEN OFMARKEYS
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
sis' ,!l' Money, Exchange Bonds, Grain,
q Cotton, Provisions, Etc.

III New York, Sept. ii THE greater part
s3t the Inns In prices which wore estab-
part OF 4 today we're Wiped out In the the
or almost stagnation succeeded until the
= Paul dividend ut the regular rates. The
large sell .ng tofAthe Changers induced by
this news ,.s Was met by supporttng orders,
I Losses are the rulo on the day, however,
& which extend TO point In many active
1 above the lower level Established in yes
prices cannot be attributed 10 calling OF.
1 era ton of the optimistic view engendered
yesterday by the easing of the money
Treasury Departments decision to antici.
{ pate the payment of October interest on
bonds.
reduced 10 Its true proportions of boar
Sscramble to cover short contracts after
having oye1rsold the market in the rush
days. Estimates Varied Widely Ss as to
@hSther the Liquidation has proceeded to
against tho present and future demand
upon their cash resources.
n oney continues to move to the in
upwards of Si,o9000o to the sub-Treasury.
SINCE last Friday. There was no evidence
today ,i,i Of further urgent contraction of
that further liquidation may become nee
essary. Foreign houses are reported TO
Shaes put out, considerable sums in loans
yesterday aud to-day. and this mny ac-
count for the comparative iirmness OF the
2 lore n exchange market. Discounts hard
y ened to-day In London and Berlin In spite
Z OF the improved condition reflected by
the EBank of .Engtanq's weekly statement
and London bought stocks modcr: tely in
9 New York in continuation OF the fort
nightly settlement
he.fntlure to increase the st. Paul IT.
sSidcaq IS accepted as an intimation that
I Ire sent prosperous conditions OF tho rail-
"A that ample provision must be made
I against a recession. The extreme decline
4 from the early high point ranged from
5t points very generally amongst the
S9StiSe railroads. Tho Changers and Trunl:
Lines We're cspec ally affected In tho
4 lynl RAPID Transit was under pressure all
Gay ana III the final dealings broke its
4 previous low record of the movement and
ell TO 9lls, At which point 1t closed, AZ
ISL Tcnnessee Coal ranged over Sih polnts
i s snna closed with net loss of y Sugar
sstI,opacco. the local municipal stocks Peo-
I pie,s Gas, the Iron and Steel stocks were
Ri weak before the close OF the day. 4
number of obscure stocks showed wider
movements than the average Pullman.
win City. Rapid Transit, Mobile ana
Snlo and Pacific Coast. common and 2d
Ereierred gained between ais and points,
: gn ,t1 hn.Skerbocker Ice dropped as The
5l ~ re.r upward course and gained ~ each
& BondS were only moderately active and
showed mixed changes. Total sales mar
values. $1SS5,Ce0. ~
p, mnlf1d States bonds unchanged In bid
hayywere s4Si, 100 shares.
h Go. S. 4, ''''a
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-09-15
SHIPPING REPORT.
Tovci.n nuti t"s.,0l e.
ARRIVALS.


stmr. Hebe tNor). redersen. New
castle via Delaware Bgeakwa,er, light.
Simr. Agnes (Nor.). Halborsen. New
York. light. 10 load.
Schr. Nellie, nitchings, Washington.
schr. Ida C. schoolcraft, Dooyc, New
schr. Ida d. Gibson, Talkenburg.
New York, light.
schr. Edward p. Avery. Hawley. New
York. light.
Sohr. Rebecca. Lang. New York, light
Schr. Laura Is. S.>edden. Mitchell.
Baltimore, light.
CLEARED.
Stmr. Tebc (Nor.). Petersen, San
Jucn, Porto Rico. coal.
S.mr. Agnes (Nor). IIalborsen, King
ston. Jamaica. coal.
Schr. Roger Moore, Dix. East Boston
lumber.
schr. Express, Byrd. Baltimore. lum-
Der.
.schr. Mary L.. Graham, Medley. New
Haven lumber.
:. schr; Kate Darlington, North. New
York, lumber.
schr, Flora Kerwin. Kerwin, Balti-
SAILED.
snip Glooscap Bro, Spcer, Manila.
S.mr. Foollington (Br.), Davies, Ply
schr. Island City. Henderson, New
rre. 7. r. Tucker, philadelphia.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-09-15
! COTTON RECEIPTS 5,l. lei u
Z. M miro. s. .ocai IrotnIy
AMONG OUR COTTON MIN.

u Weathcr III cOttona De1t, clear3 unu dry.
Bar silver. London, 81 3-1Gd., against
2Sd. last year. I.
The sales of spot cotton In Liverpool
were l2.O00 bales. Quotations advanced
1-S2d. Contracts advanced lis points,
closing steady.
Receipts at United States ports yes
teYday were et,S9S bales, against 17.2os
last year, 29,SSo bales iii 1897 and 35,Ga4
in 1896.
Future contracts in New York closed
easy, 10 points decline. October.
G. to col; January, 6.l5 TO GIG; May, 6.2S
TO GEO.
October contracts in New Orleans de-
clined points. closing at 5.Tt. <
Houston receipts to-day estimated at
11.0o9 10 1850 bales. against 1864 last
year.
Receipts at New Orleans to-day are
estimated at 5000 to $500 bales. against
$3.50 bales last year and 51SG in 1897
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-09-15
The Cotton Markets.
NEW YORK COTTON MARKET.

~ i. W - N'ltS tCoIION MARhEI.
New York. Sept. 4.-Speculation in cot
ton was not active to-day The market
opened steady In tone. with some options
/ point lower and others 2 higher. On
n rise of u point, or SO soon after tho
CALL but later In the forenoon the market
reacted under realizing and few foreign
movement on renewed demand from tho
short side, after which variations were
confined TO mere point or two, with
tirclN for the account of room operators
English cables were regarded as favora-
PIE IN me main, considering the bcarish
tenor or NcillS latest crop statement.
from the crop region information
pc nted to continued deterioration as the
result OF unbrokcn drought. In spot mar
kets II hrlner feeling prevailed with prices
in many instances 1916 TO &c. higher on
urSsRt-4tHiand from foreign spirncrs, us
consumption. Receipts were large though
hardly. more so than calculated upon.
Near the Goose realizing set m, leading .
hammering by leading bears. under which
prices broke several paints.
The market was finally easy. with Sep
temDer . points higher and other months
. to points lower.
New York. Sept. l4.-,cotton futures op-
ened steady. September, 800; October.
Cos: November. q 90; December els: Jan.
n nary. 81; February G2s; March e.2s;
Futures closed easy. september 5.S,;:
October. Geo; November Cos: December,
10. January, Clio; February. 6.iS; March,
~ April c'a; May C2S; June. c.ai; Jniy,
Gqsd mddng eu!f o7,d ;' saes e "p' has,
New York, Sept. H.--Cotton quiet; mid
sales, go bales; stock, 1886 Iaiss. 'N''
exports 70 Great Britain. $40 bales to
France. SEQ bales: to tho Continent, a.9Cl
bales: stock, 50Gi25 bales
Total since September list: Net rcccipts
2o2.1g6 bales; exports TO Great britain. 81
40 bales: 10 France, 1882 bales; to tile
Continent. b6.Gi9 bales.
NEW ORLEANS COTTON MARKET
New Orleans, Sept. i4.--Co,ton futures
dull September. 571 bid: October, ala
5.t2; November. -n.ft0f5.T; December, hslif
%; January 5Mt@5.S7; February. SOC
55s2; March,. 5.95Gi5.9i; April, b9SGi6.co.
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.
spot good bus f MSS done ana Prices i!sad
higher; American m!ddling, ) a-16d.
1h ,,.,i sales c of the day were i2cco bales
EXPORT, and included ll.!co American. Re
ctints. 1000 bales. including 800 American
Futures opened steady and closed easy
American Middling: September, . S0-G;d
buyer: Gentcmber and October. 3 2S-Gid
buyer, October and November 5 1850
9 2+-GiGn3 25-6id. buyers; December and
January, 25-Gid. seller; January and
February. 3 2i-6lG3 25-6id. buyers: Fobrii-
nry and March 26-Ctd. buyer: March and
April. 8 25-6iGp3 26-6id buyers: April and
May. 26-etd. buyer: May and June
s 2S-G4d. sellers; July and August, 3 2S.6id.
buyer.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-09-15

Cash quotations wcrc as follows: Flour
G6i@WGslsc.: 40. > red, 7liS@i2,Ac.; No.
corn, Sl?sc.;rs No, oats, 22dl22iac. No. 9
rye. &c: No. 2 barley. 3Iq4Sc.; No tiax
seed, new, Sill; prime timothy seed, $40
Mess Pork. per barrel. S.3GliS.05: lard, per
lJ0 pounds, s. 20ei5.a5 short ribs sides
Qoost2 $. l5a5.l0 dry sailed shoulders
Sbo%cD, CuSi$c.; short clear sides (boNed),
3.COM565. Whiskey, d!stillors' finished
goods, per gallon, SLIP. Sugars, cut loaf,
unchanged
On the Produce Exchange to-day the
butter market was firm; creamcrics, 1GGp
2ec.; dairics, 13MlSc.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-09-15
( BOND MARKET.
- New York. Sept. il. lsha.
NEW YORK MONEY MAnKnr

IS New Y ork, Sept. 14.-Sionev on col, f,rn,
g. s9s per cent. last loan al Sa per c ar.
s1Tim T.. .mercantile paper, 4XQ5 per cent
SfS ,,s,n Exchange steady, with actual
s !ds and at 4s2H@Ls22s for ssxty dava.l
ssE a.s ra sStkGi.S4 and 4S7dfi. Siis.
az pills silver certii
8lars.l III 81 Government bonds. st., SH
S.a " ~; &, 70 : ene Inactive railroad bonds,
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-09-15
Ilaa,iyyEYsYonK7 rRoprcr MArrnr

,t,. ~ syyslsY erk. sept. i4.--F1our, outet ,ra
s pa rely sts dy.is Rye Flour. ouist - BucK.
~ 2 J, dun Bnckwheat steady.
Sg spot ca sy; No. q redl74sso. & corr yrn
1 spot irJfL;s "A. Oats Spot dill:
Nc 81 26ss ., Soften Seed oil steady.
n Wsstsra canned $500 Redne !
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-09-15
tHiGRGo NJ RKbr.

What, cnrn. Oats. trovsl,l, LhrL Shor
Ills IT'S.
/. Chicago, H.. Sept. n.--.llcnvy. primary
receipts ana Indications cvelywhere OF
rush of wheat this way took the life out
of wheat bulls to-day and depressed
prices about 1.c. The. impression pre-
vailed that there had been private set
Elements OF all important September
shorts. September corn was firm and
closed lsc. higher. but later deliveries
were heavy. Oats closed unchanged and
provisions unchanged 10 1lsc lower.
The leading futures ranged as follows:
Oman Nth f'Ioc
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-09-15
NAVAL STORES.

Charleston. S. c.. Sept. 14-Turpcntinc
market. firm. at 4sc Rosin. firm and
Savannah. Ga, Sept. N.-Spirts turpon-
quote: A., y. G. D. T., .5c.; +. Sl.O0: G,
81 i9: II. $40: !; s1.29: X. si.al; NJ, sl.G5;
n, 81 co, w G., $50; w w, $40
Wilmington n. c.. Sept 1i.-Spirlts tur-
nen,ine. firm, iiHdlac. Resin. firm, 300
sc Crude turpentino quiet ana UNI
changed. Tar, firm. $780,
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BUSINESS

duh S Pork. firm Butter. firm: Western
creamery, 1sD23c. Cheese, easy; large
white, lie. Eggs, firm; State and Pennsy,l-
Synhla. &c.,; Western ungraded at mark,
91SGelic. Spot Coffee. Rio dull and noini-
nal. Mild. quiet but about steady. Sugar,
raw. dull but steady. Refined, very GU Ct
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NOTICE no AtAR1NERs.
Light House establishment,
~ - : - or, 70 L. Ila.>aL

hiSHe IiouSe establishment,
General Depot.
zinc, Ullica OF Inspector. Third District.
iuinpklnsville, y. ". Sept. Is, 1899.
=, NEW YORK LOWER BAY ELEC-
EIkiC BUCYS RE-LIGHTED.-N office
is hereby given that required repairs
having been made. tile electric buoys in
Gedrcy Channel, New York Lower BAY,
have been re-lighted
BY order of the Lighthouse Coard.
10. NJ. SHEPARD, Capt, u. S. N.
Inspector.
10 branch photographic onicc. Nor
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-09-15
MHITE & CO.
REAL ESTATE AND RENTAL. AGEN.
NO. 81 RANK STREET.

NJ. 81 HANK STREET..
30 Arlington Place, rooms 20
369 and 373 I3ouJh, y rooms - 200
10 Mariner. rooms ........ .JG
40 Bank, rooms ........... ......-a5 10
us l5utc. rooms .......... ............ 81 :
lob Bermuda. 10 rooms ....... ... ~ 2
q FRANKLIN street, 4 rooms - SO
\ North street Q rooms .. .. oDC
North street, S rooms .......... 200
lS ltielcy street, rooms ........ 2OC
2oi ork street = rooms ... II :
l29 Cumberland street, 4 rooms - $50
Graydon avenue, ~ rooms sbr
IN CRANKY street. IS rooms ....... 2b G
Hughes street. , rooms conference.-the &c
ffecnaSGn street.. - room Hat ........ 2J5
~ Claiborne avenue. rooms ... 2al
=. Arlington Place Z rooms .... lSt
20 Holt street. 5 rooms ...... "a q
- Iranii,in avenue. rooms - 1914
- Arlington Place, good hat cheap
~ dartmouth, rooms .......... ...... a0f
lis chapel, 10 rooms ........ ........ ~.
LAG Charlotte, rooms ........ ....., % L
i0i Butte, i rooms and Kitchen .. In
IA lSousn, rooms .......... ......... 30 1
II Nurth, y rooms ............ ......... 20 {
20 4 c'E. rooms .......... ..-......... 30,
ITO Rrewcr. rooms .......... ...... .;j.t
East l'ramblctoD cornc. Holly and
Excelsior: good house and lot 49,. II
tlS ". Brambieton avenue. rooms. l5.t
80 5nte. rooms 49,. ....... ......... 81. &
~ Mariner. rooms -. .......... " -,
90 West 2ramblcton ave. S rooms : an.C
ny Iiute St. rooms .................. no
los Levitt ave, 9 rooms ......... % !;
y few of the best stores in the city 10
rent.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-09-15
TRUCK MARKET.
tBy Telegraph to virglnlan-P llot3

g, s. !, 80 "a NEW AUI{N. ~,
Long Island Sl.21Gi1 Gajs; New Jersey
sweets, $l.7aal2.25; Southern sweets. Si.Nd
Cabbage. dull: Long Island. s2.caaa.5o
per. hundred.
.Watermeions show wide range in quail,
ity and value. Watermelons, dun ana
weak. lfs
Colorado musllmclons. good 10 choice
per case. 81, 259t2.51: do. poor to FAR. yocIH
si.0S. do, Maryland. Rocky Fora seee'
Sl00Gl2o1
W2tcrmclons, fancy fair 10 prime. $500
41203; do, culle, $5.01&t7.0o.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-09-15
BALTIMORE GRAIN MARKET.

b BaItimorc Mi, Sept. lJ..-F!oNc,, HUiVt
and unchanged. Wheat. dun ana nln'
spot, 7lMGpil9sc.: month. TM4nssc.;; ,t OS,o.
bGr. 7lasdDI2c.: I1et e,nber, l3.:ee'5r.c.;
southern, by SAMPLE dsepi2c. Corn, Mth;
mixed and spot. SS.a @3S%sc.: month, sos
october SG,agi Sja.c.: November ana Ile.
cember, now CT old. %S%.@aic; Janu; ,ii,
and February, 33Kc.; Southern White, 5iW
fi1ac. Oats firm No. white. -sl-'c.
Rye. steady; No. 9 neurhy, 1lc.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-09-15
DWELLINGS.

DWELLINGS.
Brown ave, SiG,G6.
Three houses, 10 Die
ST., Atlantic Cit!
Slj each.
IS AICT bray Arch, SiN
90 York. sill 81.
e. TaZew well. $3T.5 30.
Colonial ave, Client,
sac. 90.
229 Butte, $1,000.
Colon al ave, Client,
Si5.C0.
1873 York. si1.G7.
Martin ave, $lj.G6.
l02 Wood. $1,000.
+6s l3ranibieton ave,
SIS.J0.
GS York, SIl.67.
JOS York. S4l.6T.
II Falkland. $3.50.
Is North, s20.oD.
1876 Maple. Sl2. 80.
Mnbry Arch. Client,
$4,000.
Warren Crescent,
Client. 5000.
ROOMS.
142 Maple. $500.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-09-15
. sehr. Mary r. dra nam. Medley. New

sehr. Mary e. rahan, Medley, New
Haven. Y 9i,9l IS, 50 -
AND 4CHEsApEA p
rs CANATi
NORTH BOUND.
Stmr Croaton, towing, North Caro-
lima to Norfolk. ~
Bee. Joseph p. Tucker, lumber, North
Carolina to NorfoIk. -
BGe. c. r. Bowen. lumber North
Carolina to Norfolk. ~
Bge; g. =; Rowland. lumber, North
Carolina to Port Deposit. Md.
Stmr Juniper. raft of logs. North
Carolina to Norfolk. -.
S.mr.g Grace Titus, raft of logs, North
SOUTH BOUND.
stmr. w. 3. Rogers, merchandise.
Norfolk 10 North Carolina.
atmr Thomas, Newton, merchandise.
Norfolk 10 North Carolina.
NOTICE TO MARINERS
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-09-15
Sy the Morris Auction House. "a md u
washington ST., opposite City Market"
t. F. Rogers,

Inc. GRANNY STREET.
sToREs.
Store No. 10 Bank street.
store No. 40 Commercial Place
Store and dwelling No. Cos Main street.
! new stores on CRANKY street,
Store No. 90 Commerce street
Warehouse 100 Water street,
store No. SIG Butte street
Warehouse Nos. Al and Il woodJida Ian,
Offices: Granny. Bank and Commercs stS
Store 20 Water street -
DWELLINGS,
Dwelling 303 Church street.
Dwelling 4S9 Main street
Dwelling corner Warrun Crescent ma
Colonial avenue
Dwelling 4l2ls Main street
dwelling No. 1877 York street.
Dwelling No. IFS rrcemason street.
Dwelling No. 297 Duke street.
Dwelling No. 105 York street.
Dwelling In Mottu Block, Client.
dwelling No. Els Boush street.
Dwelling No. 222 Boush street
Dwelling No. 22a York street.
dwelling Olncy Rond. Client i
FOR SALE.
a nice brick dwelling for sale on Yorp
street. cheap TO quick buyer.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-09-15
NORFOLK MARKETS
For Grain. Hal, 6ro5srie5. Proylsiol
sc.

Quotations whoIr.nlr Prices, nm
ess "fitcr Inc stated, and prices ar n
nubJect To ftuctnaiIon In market.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-09-15
ANEW YoRK sTOcK MAn1lEr.

tAtchison !. 21!s,
htchison, pre-. ;. 6i
lSnl. and Ohio h2Lsl
Ian. Pacific -. sail
lam Southern b2i,i
Ten. Pacific -. 57hl
.C'hes. and Ohio 2l%l
Chi, G. w. .,... I45sI
O. 3 and q .132iSI
c. ! and L 49,. 8
{. l and l., pre- IL
Ctand T. l 80. 92IsI
e and n w -. .l67it|
G, II 1 and p ..ll5W
&c G G and st l. 81
Col. Southern :. 4IG'
G S. 1st pref. ). 4iH'
G s, I'd pref. -. l5E
Pei and Hudson l22M
p. L and w ...,l7Sjs
ID and II G. .,... 22ils
hTie ii.:t pref CT. !. a y
ct. Nor, pref. LIZA
Hooking Coal :. Is
! Hooking Val. ;. 81
Illinois Central .11iA
Iowa Central -. 49,,
Iowa Cen, pref. %
x c. p and G. :. 6H&
IL e and w -. ~
IL 10 and w, pre- 70
Lake Shore .202
Louis. and Nash {S0is
Manhattan ,'L''a1l6X.
Met. st, R,Y q. Z. ,ss ..G
Mex. Central =. 15Ss
MINI. and ST. l. n
Al and st Il pre- %
Mo. Pacific .... AK
Mobile and Ohio .5,S
p and r C, pre- f5as
M x and II ~. IL
M is and Il. pre- 401s
MI. Central ...i1TA
~. Y. Central .,lS7
N and WIS.,. IS
N and w. pref. T0IhI
No. Pacific ...... 5i
No. Pacific, pro 1875
o and w 25;ai
% r and n ~. Al
@ r and n. pre- 76
Pennsylvania 1874
Heading 49,. -. %
'Rea aiding, list pre- 59,sl
Reading. I'd pre-. 3t%
II, G. w. .-....:.. s1isi
.R G w, pref. J. 81
st. u and S II 8. lIIAl
St L md S +,
list pref. -. 60
st. I. and s II,
. :, % pref. ssA i
st. l. and S W li%il
~. Z and S w.
Et Paul .... :. ..1307s
Ct ~ Paul, pref. ..177A
". T and o J. Ills
50, Pac Hc ~
go. Railway -. 12lfi
80. R'y, pref. J. 52;si'
texas and Pac. 1914
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-12-06
TAYLOR HAS
A MAJORITY.
Canvass Of Votes Cast In Ken
lucky is Completed.
TAYLOR LEADS BY 1883 VOTES.
II Contested Votes Are Thrown Out the
Result viii Be Different
TWELVE COUNTIES ARE IN DISPUTE.
Republicans Not So Confident as Formerly Of The
Acton Of hs Stas EllctOn Commissioners.
Laiisr 10 Hear Argumsn's
II Contested Votes Are Thrown Out The
Result viii Be Different.
TWELVE COUNTIES ARE IN DISPUTE.

Frankfort. KY, Dec. 6.-The state
slectioncommisSione finished canvass
ing the returns yesterday afternoon AIT
O'clock. These returns give Taylor
plurality of 1888 votes on their face,
but should the seven counties which
passed Monday be thrown out Goebel
will have a majority and the commits
sion will lssue certiicate to him. Toe
board announced when IL adjourned
that il would not convene until 10
o'clock today I'm order TO give counsel
for each side ample time to formulate
arguments.
Judge Pryor, chairman of the board
said that the lawyers on both sides
would have 10 get ready and he advis-
ed the attorneys for Goebel that, as
they have made all the objections to
the counting OF the votes of the coun-
tr es In dispute. they should present in
wrxing their reason why they objected
TO the counting OF fhe vote as returned
by the county commissioners, and
state why they believed IL the duty of
the board 10 go behind the returns. It
seems that in many OF the counties
from which the amended ors9ppielhen-
tary returns have come III was an af
terthought of the commiss oners. and
that ahey did not take up the idea of
sending in amended returns until in
some cases Is days had elapsed after
the filing of the original returns.
TINS Indicates that the commissioners
were told by someone to make these
amendad 1eports,and il Is broadly hint
cd ihat Mr.. Goebcl caused these new
returns TO be made.
The Republicans, who were i'm great
hopes OF winning before the board a
few days ago. are not nearly so san
gune now as il is feared that the COM
missioners will decide they are sitting
as a board of contest and will there
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A DOCTORS
Success With Grippe.
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Which not only effects cure III the most
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leaves ND evil results besind.

Miss Emma Rockwell of KeHauee, Ills. writes under date
OF January 25 my mother 70 years of age mas beer
very, very sick WITH Grippe. Her head a lungs were af-
cted The fever up 103 legrees The doctor gave
us very little hope, but ordered give Brazilian Eal
all the time This stood first among the medicines Nothing
seemed to loosen her Cough fever like the Balm
Although the Pneumonia severe and her case SO c
CAL brought her through all right It is certainly von-
derful remedy chief reliance in tle family we ali think
could rot keep house without It,
make the claim Brazilian cr. 49,
any bad effects We make the further restores u
to perfect health You know wrecks
with Coughs Asthma FleuT weak Iupg
from the vages OF Grippe This
remedies fa Brazilian Balm falls and vour
druggist refuses &c get H. send
and flO bottle The 81 0obote contains
Tablets tk tesi tonic
b. JACKSON Co. Chemists ,aro,o,,
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-12-06

1t is stated that the output OF Zinc
from European mines is continually de-
creasing, and the increasing OF produc-
tion, from year 10 year, N the great
Missouri Kansas district, Is scarcely
equal to the demand caused by this
decrease In other localities 1t is evil
dent that the MissQuri-kansas district
must furnish the worlds supply of
Zinc The Old Colony Zine and Smeit-
ing co. offers an opportunity for ju-
dicious investment an "A Well managed
and well organized corporation own
ing great productive mines and rich
proven lands for future development.
which will certainly prove a source OF
permanent profit to the investor in
these stocks.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-12-06
Legal NOTICES.
Administration Notice.

Providence, Nov 10, 1899.
The undersigned. executor OF the las:
will and testament OF George w II.
Bourn. late nj the city OF Providence,
deceased which Will has been admitted
TO probate by the municipal court OF
the city Of Provjdence hereby gives
notice that he has accepted said trust
and has given bond according to law.
An persons having claims against
said estaiT~ are hereby notified TO pre-
sent them to the undersigned 1r filr
the same i'm the office Of the clerk "
said court within six months fronl the
date Of the first advertisement hereof.
-. RUSSELL BROWN.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-12-06
TRY GRAIN-O! TRY GRAIN.O.

Ask your Grocer today 10 SHOW you
a package OF GRAIN-O. the new food
drink that takes the place of coffee. The
children may drink II without injury as
well as the adult. All who try it, like
ii. GRAIN-O has that rich seal brown
OF Mocha or Java, but il is made from
pure grains, and the most delicate
stomach receives 1t without distress 4
the price OF coffee 15c. and 25cts. per
package. Sold by all grocers.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-12-06
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