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The Indianapolis journal., 1899-08-22
NOTICE OF SALE OF BONDS.
BooNvILLE. warrick County. Indiana

Aug. 5. 1923.
The treasurer OF warrick county, Indiana. viii
receive sealed bids until Sept !. 1899. nj noon.
for s51, FAC. so coupon rock-road bonds issued by
said county in forty series OF $l,293 661 each,
bearing Az per cent. interest payable semi
annually at the tressurers Office OF said county,
the first SERIES due May IL. 1sss and series
payable every six months thereafter. Bidders
must state the gross amount they will pay.
Bonds to be delivered at the Office OF the treas
urer of Warrick county. Indiana. No bid will
be considered for less than the total amount OF
bonds. All proposals must be accompanied by q
certified check for $500 The treasurer reserves
the right TO reject any and all bids.
COMMODORE Il. MCLtRY,
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Terminal. to He Sold To-Day

The foreclosure sale OF the Sioux City
Union Passenger Station. which cost $500, 600,
and the mile and a half OF terminals, valued
at more than si.0o0.OOO. will be held to-day.
The sale will be conducted by Warwick
Hough, of st. Louis, special master in
chancery, appointed by Judge Shiras, of the
United States Court. 1t seems likely that
there will be several bidders for the prop
erty. The holders of the first mortgage
bonds will be represented. 1t is also be-
lioved j. Kennedy Tod & Co, of New York:
James j. Hill, of the Great Northern, and
syndicate OF two railroads entering Sioux
CITY will bid for the property.
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Washington 10 o q % 6-1eI7 / |
Baltimore Il 0 0 0 0 81 6 4 |
shut out the Orphans.

ST. LOUIS. Aug. 2l-Young was In excel
lent form to-day and blanked the Rough
Riders. He was given good support. Bur-
ketts batting was a feature. Attendance,
200. Score:
RH f
st. Louis. .....0 o o Q o o o o 80 z 2
Chicago .........0 D o D 90 & 2
Batteries-Young ani Criger; Callahan
and Donahue Earned run-St. Louis. /
Two-base hits-Burkett (2), Wallace. Double
plays-Magoon, Connor and Everitt; VOL
yerton Connor and Everitt. Base on balls
of Callahan, /. Struck out-By Young 3;
by Callahan, 2. Time-2:05. Umpires-
SWartwood and Dwyer.
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BOSTON. Aug. 21.-Sharp hitting by
Brooklyn and errors by Nichols, Lowe and
Hickman in the fifth inning to-day lost the
game for Boston. Boston raised the hopes
Of the crowd in the ninth, but could not
win. With two out and two on bases Hick-
man tripled to right. only to be left on
third. Stahl fouling out to Casey. Attend
ance, $500. Score:
RHE
Boston .......0 o o 1 1 / o o 2-5 )
Brooklyn .......0 o 2 o OF 10 Q
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. and Bergen; Hughes
and Farrell. Earned runs-Boston. 1;
Brooklyn, !. Three-base hit-Hickman.
Stolen bases-Stahl CD, Casey. DAILY. First
base on balls-On Nichols, 3; off Hughes, 3.
Hit by pitched ball-Hamilton. Struck out
By Nichols, s.; by Hughes, ). Wild pitch
Hughes Umpires-Emslie and Mcdonald.
Time-2:05.
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INNINGS PltChed-By Foreman, D; by DAM
mann. 3.
Hits-Off Foreman .; off Dammann, o.
Earned Runs-Indianapolis, q; Milwau-
kee, s.
Two-base Hits-Flynn, Reidy, Stewart
Three-base Hit-Alen.
Sacrifice Hits-Stewart, Hickey.
Stolen Bases-Hogriever, Flynn, Kahoe.
Bases on Balls-On Reidy, /; off Dam
mann, /.
Hit by Pitcher-By Dammann. 1.
Struck Out-By Foreman, 2; by Reidy, 2;
by Dammann, ]. .-r ~
Double Plays-Gray, -Viox and Stafford
(2); Viox, Gray and Stafford.
Attendance-5O0
characterization.
Time-1:30
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Deaths.

George r. Jennings. sixty-three years. 739
Fletcher avenue. meningitis.
Dallas Mackey. six weeks 634 Blackford street
cholera infantum
Helen Bedford. five years. o1i Indiana avenue.
entero-eolitis.
Catharine Roachmann. forty-eight years, 900
East McCarty street. tuberculosis interitis.
Rubena Wall. eighteen months s4s East Market
street. meningitis
catharine z skaggs. two months. sE West
Maryland street. inanition. =
Lois jerks Kitzng. six weeks. West Thirtieth
street meningitis.
Sophia Jacoby. eighty-six years. 27l3 East
Washington street pneumonia.
Willie Millspangh. six weeks. 1913 Williams
street. congestion.
Nora ortel twenty-five years 1913 Union street.
typhoid fever
Bernie cornetzky. SIX years. iii South Capitol
avenue, acute gastritis.
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MURDERED MANS BROTHER


The police yesterday received a telegram
from T. Di Carlo, dated New Orleans, in
which the latter. who is a brother to the
man alleged to have been killed by Antonio
Deroni sixteen years ago. said that the In
dianapolis police have the right man and
that warrant has been issued by the
Louisiana authorities, and, as soon as ex-
tradition papers have been issued, an officer
Will be sent to bring Deroni TO St. Charles
for trial.
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TcIephone company ApuenI..

The third and last session of the State
Board OF Tax Commissioners will commence
this morning. when appeals will be heard
from the former assessments by the board.
To-day the Knox Telephone Company, the
Western Indiana Telephone Company, the
Lafayette Telephone Company and the
Sickei-pfafe Railroad Company Will be
heard. The iast named viii be represented
BY John II. Clark, OF youngstown. o.. who
IS one OF the most eloquent Speakers Of that
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Jolly Roger.s Fast Mile.

CHICAGO, Aug. H.-Harlem's reopening
to-day was characterized by fast time. Jolly
Roger ran a mile in 1894. Four favorites
and two rank outsiders won. The feature
was the fourth race. at mile and six
teenth. John Baker led until nearly home.
beat him half length. while Crockett was
q close third.
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waddeu in Had Form.

MINNEAPOLIS, Mimi, Aug. 21 21-Waddell
made his second attempt to down the Mill
ers to-day. but was given wretched sup
port and quit in disgust at the end of the
fourth inning. McGill pitched gilt-edged
ball during the rest Of the game. Friend
was invincible and after the second the WIS.,
itors could not harm him. Score:
r H E
Grand Rapids...1 2 0 0 0 O-3 2
Batteries-Friend and Fisher; Waddell.
McGill and Buckley.
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Paret Defeated Davis.

NEWPORT, r. l., Aug. 21.-The great
battle in the final round of the all-comers
tennis tournament between Dwight +.
Davis and j. Parmely-Paret was fought on
the Casino courts here to-day before an en-
thusiastc audience. Paret won, rs, Sic.
6-S, 2-6, 6-3.
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.McCreerv out for falling to touch frs

Earned runs-Cincinnati, 2; Pfttsburg, l.
Stolen bases-Peitz, Phillips. Double plays
-Corcoran, McPhee and Beckley; Corcoran
and Beckley; Peitz and Beckley. First base
on balls-Off Chesbro, 5; off Phillips, 2. Hit
by pitched ball-Chesbro. 1. Struck out-By
Chesbro, q by Phillips, p Passed ball
Schriver. Time-1:45. Umpires-O'Day ana
McCsarr
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EbberfieId Goe. tn the Reds.

DETROIT. Aug. 21.-Shortstop Norman
Elberfield. who was fined 800 and suspended
for the season for asaulting Umpire Haskell
several weeks ago. has been sold to the
Cincinnati club. His fine will be paid to-
morrow and he will join the Cincinnati
team Immediately.
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Harry Caddy Dead.

ST. LOUIS. Aug. 21.-Harry Caddy. the
well-known jockey, who had been riding at
the fair grounds, died to-day. He was hurt
last Tuesday when his mount. Rose Caron
threw him to the ground and did not sur
vive an operation performed to relieve con-
cussion Of the brain.
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Standing of National League Clubs.

CINCINNATI, Aug. q. - Chesbro gave
four bases on balls and McCreery made two
errors in the second inning, which netted
the Reds four runs and the game. Phillips
pitched a mastery game. Attendance, 500.
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Patrick c. Marks ard Mary A. Rist.
George IL Brown and Mary Kelley.
James NJ Monroe and Mary J. Cathar.
WIZ Brown and Anna Jones
W. Raymond Browne and Mary Clark
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water. She did not return. and he found
her I'm heap at the bottom of the stairs.
Drs Griffith and Karchner, of the City Dis
pensary. were called. hut failed to save her.
The charge against her In Police Court was
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Played 1t Sunday.

ST. PAUL, Aug. H.-No ball game here
to-day. The st. Paul-Buffalo game sched-
uled for to-day was included in yesterdays
double header.
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t Dayton

At Dayton RHE
Dayton :. ......0 o o o o o 90 s 2
Springfield =. 20 2 2 o o 0 o-5 o
Batteries-Gilpatrick and Erickson; Wolfe
and Beville.
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Florence O'Brien, daughter OF Mrs. Pat
rick o'Brien. living on Garden street. was
run over last night by George Roberts. who
was riding a bicycle. The giri'is les was
broken.
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Office Constructing Quariermaster. Columbus
Barracks Ohio. Aug. 81. iss9.-Seaied proposals
for furnishing and delivering sewer pipes. drains
and materials for a sewerage and drainage sys-
tenn and the labor necessary for the construc-
tion Of same. within the reservation OF Columbus
Barracks, Ohio, will be received here until 10
a. m. standard time. Sept l. 1899. ana then
opened. Information furnished on application.
Plans and specifications on file In this once.
Envelopes containing proposals should be indorsed
Proposals for Sewers and Drains. and ad
dressed Constructing ouartermaster. Columbus
Barracks. Ohio.
Notice is hereby given that the undersigned. the
Board OF Commissioners Of Marion county. In
diana will. Up TO 10 O'Clock a m. Tuesday. Sept.
g. 1899, receive sealed proposals for furnishing
boilers. engines. electric wiring. iron work. gen.
orators steam heating apparatus. plumbing.
laundry machinery and water supply for the new
building be used for the OF the incurabiy
insane Of Marion county.
Plans and specifications for said work win be
file in the Office of the auditor OF Marion coun
~ on and after Aug Fl. 1889. Bids must be
companed by bonds and AFFIDAVIT required by
law The board reserves the right to reject
or all bids. witness our hands this 5th day OF
August. 1899.
-.oHN M'GREGOR.
HENRY L. HARDING,
JAMES T.. GREER.
Commissioners Of Marion Ccu-ty.
Attest: Harry b. Smith. Auditor
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WASHINGTON. Aug. 21.-Kitson was an
easy mark and the Senators had no diff
Guilty in winning. Freeman made his fif-
teenth home run Of the season. The fea-
ture of the game was an extraordinary
catch by Sheckard. Attendance. 1000. Score:
r Fl e
Washington 10 2 / o 2 / o 0 6-12 IL /
Baltimore II 0 o o o o 0 0-1 6 4
Batteries-Dineen and Roach; Kitson and
Robinson. Earned runs-Washington, s.
man, McGann. Two-base hits-Kitson Bon
ner Demont. Three-base hits-McGann.
Coughlan. Home run-Freeman. Double
balls-Off Kitson. 2; off Dineen, 2 Struck
out-By Dineen, 2. Left on bases-Washing-
ton, Z; Baltimore, 4. Time-1:45. Umpires-
Latham and Gaffney.
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indianapolis at Kansas City.
Buffalo at Minneapolis.
Grand Rapids at ST. Paul.
Detroit at Milwaukee.
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DErviiIe Climbing Up.

Special TO the Indianapolis Journal.
DANVILLE. ILL.,, Aug. 2l.-Danville to-
day took step towards the leaders by de-
feating Wabash easily. Score:
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NOTICE.

The board OF trustees of the Central Indiana
Hospital for the Insane will receive scaled pro-
posals until Friday. Aug. p, at 10 a m, for
furnishing a full line Of supplies for the month
of Septerlher 1899. Reauisition book VIII be
file at Room A. Statehouse. from and after Mon
dsy Aug 2l 1909 BY order Of Board Of Trustees
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Brady's Brilliant Plays.

Special 10 the Indianapolis Journal
TERRB HAUTE. Ind, Aug. I.-Terre
Haute outbatted Bloomington. Brady, of
Terre Haute, accepted seven chances in
left field without an error, threw one man
out at the plate and made two singles and
two three-baggers out OF five times at bat.
Score:
r III f
Terre Haute % 10 0 ) 3 1-13 is S
Bloomin gton % l o o. s IL Q
Batteries-Swaim and Jessup; McGrevey
and Meyers.
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INDIANA-ILLINOIs LEAGUE.
CrawfOrdsville Administered Ter
rible DrubbinE to the Leaders.
Mattoon Could Not Score.
II to the Indianapolis Journal.

Special to the Indianapolis Journal.
CRAWFORDSVILLE, Ind, Aug. H-
Five scattering hits and one man as far as
second base was ali the figure Mattoon
cut to-day The locals pounded Wicker
out of the box and Howard Jared little bet
ter. Score:
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Interstate League.


Batteries-Easton and Abbott; Terrence
and Bowen and Poor.
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Charlottesville 2 o 4 o o III IL
Mattoon ...0 0 0 0 o 0 % S
Batteries-Wayne and Fuller; Wicker,
Howard and Mcclure.
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Lizzie Wilkes and Joe Pilot divided Sec
ond and third money, Maize Sydney fourth.
2:2O Glass trot purse. $1,000; best two in
three mnfinished):
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Attest: Harry p, smith. Auditor '''''
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1899-05-25
ITS DEADLY BOLT.
Lightning Kills VIM. NJ. Taney, Jr.,
and the Horse He Was Riding.
A Prominent Citizen and Postmaster at
Altona,

A Prominent Citizen and Postmaster at
Atona.
Shortly afternoon last Saturday
as William II. Yanoy, Jr, was riding
from his parents home, where he .
had eaten dinner, to his business in
Altoona, he was struck by lightning !
and instantly killed There WAS a
hole in the top of his hat az if made |
by As bullet, his face, breast and
his groin were scorched, his watch
chain melted, torn apart and a small
hole through the saddle as If made
BY buck shot, and the horse killed.
He was found by D. ". Chapman,
who was on his way to Altoona. He
had pitched forward over his horses
head and still held the bride reins
in his hand. Three links of his
watch chain were found in the horse s
head. He had passed Mr.. Chapman 8
house short tina before.
His body was taken to the home
of his grief stricken parents, which
he had left short time before SO
full of life, cheerful and hopeful for
the future. Funeral services were
conducted from the Athena Union
church on Sunday afternoon, by
Elder Vanhorn, of Adrian. The
funeral was largely attended, the
procession being nearly a mile il
length, showing the high regard il
which he was held by his nsighbsrs
VIM. III. Yancy, Jr., was 81 year
of age and unmarried. He had livet
, all his life with his parents Oh
farn, was a model young man
I sober, industrious, of gentle dispo
, sition, always thoughtful Of tn
. comfort and welfare of others, wa
= devoted to his parents and was b.
9 them idolized. He was their OIL
SOB, there being two daughters, Mrs
j. E. Owen and Mrs. W. ii. Dunn
He had but recently purchased
I store in Altoona and was appointe
> postmaster. He was a member {
u Christian church and Woodnan.
u The sympathy of the communit
J. is given the bereavsd parents an
y sisters in their great affection.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1899-05-25

Some people talk about newsPa-
pers receiving complimentary tickets
to shows, entertainments, etc. These
people are certainly not psstsd. The
newspapers pay more for tickets
than any other class of people, and |
there is absolutely no such thing as
a complimentary ticket ever given
printing Office, correctly remarks the
Columbia Statesman.
Butler hasn't had suitable "wrIte
up" for long time. Next week the
TIMES will devote considerable space
to that feature, and in that connec
ton we will take great pleasure in
calling attention to our leading,
thrifty and enterprising business
men. For this purpose We have
secured the services OF q. Il. CHRIS
man, q gentleman of much expert
ence and who possesses a talent IN
that direction. We will issue large
number OF extra copies, which,
together with our immense subscrip
ton list, will make this the best
advertising medium aver sent out
from Butler.
| DR.. L III. Wright, of Altoona, was
lin the city Tuesday. He ia attend
ing physician on III l. Shafer, who
was shot by young Edwards On
ina uiry in regard to Shafer's condi
tien AMI his chances for recovery.
the doctor stated the wound was
desperate one and, while the patient
appeared to be little better wher
last seen, Monday evening, be did
not think it possible for him to re
cover. But, said the doctor, he hs;
more nerve than any man l. ever mel
in a similar conition and it might be
possible his nerve may pull hin
through. The bullet passed through
the lower lobe OF the lung and 1t Il
thought has imbsdded itself il the
backbone. iniuring the spinal cord
which has caused paralysis OF the
lower part of ths body Should ne
recover sufficiently he will be exam
d by the y ray
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1899-05-25

Probate Judge Smith on Tuesday, |
married the following couples: Miss
Nancy Manchester and William E.
Mayea, of Rich Hill, Miss Sallie
Bergason, of Ballard and A. F.
Williams of Spruce.
Three United States prisoners
were sent to Sheriff Mudd last week
for six months safe keeping. One
man and two women, one of the
latter was accompanied by a little
girl.
I'M. Abraham, of Harrisonville,
telegraphed Marshal Kelley light
bay mare was stolen from MIN few
nights ago and look out for the mare
and thief. Later, we were notified
that the msrs was recovered.
The protracted meeting at the III.
f. church, south, will continue on
through the week. Rev. Davidson,
the pastor, is being assisted by a
brother minister from Nevada. Con.
siderable interest is being mani
tested.
The grand jury at Clinton last
week returned an indictment against
Walter McCue, charging him with
rape, which under the law is capital
offense in this state. McCue by his
rash act has undoubtedly gotten
himself into very serious scrspe,
Capt. Claude L CLARK, the Ell
Gent and popular assistant of the
Adiutant General, spent few days
the last of the week visiting his
parents and many friends in the
CITY and left for Jefferson City Fri
day evening. We acknowledge 8
very pleasant call.
The fire company has received 1t.
ney tournament cart, which Is paint
ed snow white and is daisy in every
particular. Butler has one OF tbs
best fire companies in the state. and
we expect the boys to win renewed
laurels at the tournaments this sum
mer.
Marshal Kelly received care
Monday night from E A, Eidr'dge
Holden. Mo, starting bav mar
about s years, Is hands high, weigh
ing 1900 pounds, white star in fore
head. with dark name and tail, has
been stolen from the hitch rack Il
Holden SATURDAY. night.
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TIER WEEKLY TIMES
LOCAL ITEMS
TINES telephone number 81.

Major Frank Crowell has the finest
turnout in the city.
MI. and Mrs. W. E Walton are at
|EDorado Springs this week.
Geo Smith has the most elegant
el Of trap harness we have seen.
G. O. Race has sold the Pleasant
i aill Local to Walden & Cloud.
The next meeting of the Missouri
laedical association will be held at
le1ico.
Mr. Jehn D. Stewart. of Chicago.
Ind Mrs. Mamie Rsmsey, of Butler
ssrs married on Sunday by Justice
Ii F. Jeter.
The ice plant at Clinton was COM
tastely destroyed by fire few days
Hlgo The disaster is q great loss to
1aa town.
Our popular and efficient con.
stable Henry Goodwin has his name
Hnrolled for the TINES Says he had
a0to keep peace in the family.
James Porter, prominent farmer
H. hary's Home, Miller county,
snlls out hunting Friday was shot
gid killed by some unknown person.
The night operator for the Wa
zeash railroad at Katy vile, Mo, was
Hasd in chair by robbers Friday
EsS7.
D. ". Chapman, in company with
isssurer Owen, made US a pleasant
III Tuesday and gave US the par
ealars in the killing Of W. III.
'aey, Jr., by lightning.
u 7. Helvey, aged rs years, was
aried to Mrs Sarah E Smith,
a so years, at Sedalia Sunday,
~ bridegroom was widower, his
Iae having died six weeks ago
Inc wheat crop in Pettis county
ing to the severe winter and raw
% OF chinch bugs, is said to be
asst total failure and that many
sners are blowing it up.
linton Huff, formerly a promi
ut architect of our city, was triee
#s'ors the Probate court last week
Judged insane and Sheriff Nude
0ssysd him to the Asylum o
rada.
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Difficulties relieved.

81 have taken Hoods Sarsapsrlila
for stomaeh trouble and found great
relief. Twas at one time suffering
from a core throat and pains in the
back of my neck I sent for bottle
of Hoods Sarsaparilla and took It
and il gave me great relief" Mar
caret Ann Howard, Paramount MO
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1899-05-25

Hoods Pills cure nauses' sicA
headache. b;I;cusness, indigestion.
constipation
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the other dog was also shot and
badly wounded.
Judge DsArmond dropped in for
an hours chat Saturday afternoon
He takes a roseate view of the polit-
icaI future and is always able to
give good and substantial reasons
for the belief that is in him be
thinks that MIR. Bryan will be re-
nominated, the Chicago platform
re affirmed with strong antitrust
and anli-inperislism planks added
and that the democrats will be VIC
torious in the next National cam
paisn. He thinks dcn. A. Ill. Dockery
the most available candidate for
governor yet mentioned and believes
that his nomination will greatly
strengthen the party. Judge De
Almond is always with and for the
neople on all great questions and
| his championship counts host. dc
ia sincere, brave and valiant and /:
able to cope with the strongest anc
best that may be pitted against MIN
Insure your property with F'ranl
an. 10 tt.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-04

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DAY declared regular quarterly dividend N two
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