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The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-27
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
.>,r OF IA TO - POINTS
~ oout.p ~ THE COTTON ~
TTRE MARKET.

,,ttratians Of Le-seninE In
trts az the Ports, Bullish
c.nI,. and Fears OF Frost. Causes
.b,,ee an Sentiment - Spirits
,,.,n,ntine Firm at 1Ois Cents.
y..tu. Firm and UnchRnEed-LocaI
md r,lcgraphie Markets.
1as Morning News ONCE
Saturday Oct g.
ave demand was reported in tao
aaron market. which Is believed by
-.-. ,5 ee "a strong indication OF the re
.-.... of brisk trading The inqulrers
....n were expected to pay holders
as the downward tendency OF the
...en, has been a strain on hold
..l ROSY that the demand is revived
.... oil. lat expect TO resume trading at
.. 81 prices Hence Il was not
,r. ru.ar of the day 70 make concession
lie cotton futures market showed de
,tat. better tendency. closing steady a.
all advance q a to Is points. The nrmer
1910 u.s due largely to the evidences Of
ALL rafr dropping OF IN the movement,
ord -ousequent lessening of receipts at
,re ports and also 20 cable advices de-
.8.i.r nrorobie to the bulls. The gen
ISL f..nes seems TO Indicate that the
rsr.., is about to have the reaction to
60 appears entitled after the seri-
iea IN prices during the past ten
Hast The liberal volume OF receipts az
i.s q.rs has helped largely TO keep prices
down since the decline set in. and the be
U.f tit there IS likely to be an early
de .s.e will win converts 70 the bull
side
Tho spirits turpentlne market closed
frm - 4y1 cents. a decline OF = cent he
i1w ite opening. The demand was mod
crate during the LATE hours. with tho
uuderfone said TO be quiet Rosins closed
frm ard unchanged with the demand
q1ief The wholesale markets were IN the
main unchanged. with the tendency for
i0Ver prices. however. as 10 several arsi-
clss The following resume OF the diner
a. markets will show the tone and quo
utions at the closing to-day
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FINANCIAL.

MONEY-The demand keeps fairly up
with the supply
FOREIGN EXCHANGE Market
weak. Commercial demand. 81 s39s sixty
DAYS. 81 79M. ninety DAYS. A7s. francs
Paris and Havre. sixty days. 5Z37s; Swiss.
sixty days. 626M: Belgian. SOS. marks
sixty days % ii-l5 ninety days. 49,.
DOMESTIC EXCHANGE - Steady
banks are buying az I-is discount and sell
ing as follows: SIS and under loc pre-
MUM. IS 20 so. l5c premium $50 20 $ioo
aoe premium 500 20 '2oo. &c premium.
500 10 5000. = premium; 800 and
over. 75c per NJ premium
SECURITIES securities con-
tinue firm ana close al the highest. other
wise the market Is dun,
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NAVAL STORES.

Saturday Oct =.
SPIRITS TURPENTINE-The turpen-
tine market opened firm az a cents to-day
with sales OF i03 casks al this price. and
closed nrm az iois cents, with further
sales OF IS casks. II was said the demand
was not strong at any time during the
day. which accounts for the drop In the
afternoon. The days receipts were I.@2,
and che exports 81.
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DRY GOODS.

New York. oct. T.-The usual Saturday
dullncss has characterized the trading Of
to-day but buyers have evidently deter
mined TO delay an active purchasing I'M
40 after election. The slight weakness
ia the print cloth market has had little
Improbable effect upon the general mar
ket. a fair advance business s. in pro-
gres son the higher grades or printed nov
elites The jobbing business IS OF very
small proportions.
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OF their lawful requirement The publ
cation. Of the figures - the statement
caused a sharp rally IN the stock market
and the advance IN prices was attended
hy marked Increase In animation. No
special feature OF interest. however, de-
veioped In the later dealing. Tho rally
did not continue up 90 the close Of busi
ness and It was succeeded hy another re-
action under which the market closed I'M
settled
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MISCELLANEOUS.

FGsH-Mackerel haif-barrels. No. /.
g. 90; No 2 zoo. No. 3. s. Is. kits No
!. -. No. 2 81 10. No. g. Soc C0fnsh
l-pound bricks. 65se. 2-pound bricks. g.
Smoked herrings per box. lIQlac. Dutcn
herrings. IA kegs. 81 10. new mullesH. half
barrels. G.7b
Florida syrup. buying At 2sQ30c. ceiling
81 32n55c. sugar house ~ i0in5c.
HONEN-FaiF demand. straincd. In bar
rolls 5sooQc gallon
High wine basis 81 q
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LINE. CALCIUM. PLASTER AND
CEMENT-Alabama and Georgia lime In
fair deman6 and sell at s. cents q barrel:
special calelned pfaster. N.Oo Der barrel:
hair 40bc. RoHedaie cement ST. 9Dal -:
carload lots. special Portland cement, re-
tail. t225. carload lots - 0odz %.
LUMBER r. o. b. VESSELS sAvAH-
STANDARDIZATION. yard a1es. sio.sogll %:
car slls. Sl2.50Qi3.0; difficult sizes tl40o
dis o.; ship stock sisOsis0o. Eawn ties
s. DuSD. hewn ties 3s4zsc.
OIL-Market steady: demand fair; sig
nal. aJu5oc. West virginia black Sai2c
lard. Csc neatsfooi. osg7vc: machinery. Is
n15c, liuseed oil, raw, &C. boiled CSC:
Kerosene prime white. IL. water white
isc. Prntts astral, ~ deodorized stove
gasoline drums. nMo: empty oil barrels.
delivered. &c.
sHoT-I,rop. NO: d. u. and large. as:
chilled. N.75.
IRoN-AIarket very steady: swede. $40.
NAIIgS-Cut. t260 base; wire. t28 bass.
BARRED WIRE-DO per 10 pounds.
straight goods 293oc; sugar house ms-
lasses. i5ga0c.
GUN PowDER-Per ksg. Austin crack
shot. 400. half kegs. t2.5. quarter kegs,
f25 champion duekIng. quarter Kegs.
q 70; Dupont and Hazaru snnokeless. half
kegs. Ail.a3. quarter kegs. 3 u: i-poilnd
eanisters. uo0. less q Der cent Trolsdorf
Smokeless powder. i-pound cans. 400; 10
RaAAA1 Ahtth - RSAts8
salt, Hides and Wool.
BALT-Demana - fair and the market
steady. carload lots, 100 pound burian
sacks, &c. iO0-pound cotton sack. f5ct
u0-pound burlap sucks. Nisc: ii0-pound
cotton sacks tslAc; rs pound ourlap sacks,
&c. iB-pound cotton sack. &c. 2)0-pound
burlap sacks Sc
HIDEs-Markes urm: dry flint, i1hc:
dry san. iiMc: grssn aalted. &C..
WOOfs-Nominst: PRIME Georgia. free
OF sand burrs and black wool, he. black.
Ice. bury. i0c War, &c; tallow. ave
Deer skins. DC.
Frutts ana Nuts.
APPLEs-Northern variety. I225a1 60
pRuNEs-i0s 20 Coz. ioc. COS 20 CO... SIC
CO. TO 70s &c, 7Os 10 s0s. 6lac. soa to 20. Sc.
~ 10 zoos. 5isc
BANANAs-Si .25a200 bunch
LEMONS Market steady at g. 75Q3.oO
COCOANrTS- g. 75lif00 per 100
pEANuTS-Ampio stock. fair demand.
market firm. fancy hand clicked. Virginia
per pound 4ibc. hand picked. Virginia. sx-
tras. &c; ~ & seed peanuts. &C.
EUTS-Almonds. TarraEona, Ice: fvtcas.
ice: walnuis. French i2c. Naples. i2o Pc
cans. re, Brazils i3c hlberia. i3c. asaort-
ed nuts. h.pouud and 25-pound boxes, i2c
Cotton baGEinE and Ties.
BAGCING-Market firm; jute. 2H-
pound &c. large lots. e8c. small lota
t-pound. sAaso. iA-pound. sAgshc: sea
island baEEinE. iZAc.
TIEs-S,andand. S-pound. arrow large
lots. $40; small lots fla
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New York. oct T.-Cotton seed oil neg
lectsd and nominal. Prime crude barrels
nominal prime summer yellow, A1c
prompt; of summer yellow, S3sse. Primo
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STOCKS AMI BONDS.
Dropping Tendency ON Despite Good
Hank Statement.

New York. Oct 7-Thero was q very
manifest disposition 10 sell stocks 20 take
profits to-day. The appearance Of the I'M
expoctedly favorable bank statement gave
a momontary check TO the downward
movement. but the rally WAS taken adj
vautago Of 90 Increase the selling and the
whole list gave way, closing weak and az
the lowest prices.
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THROUGH SERVICE.
TRAINS g FLORIDA EMPRESS Nesu-
a
Drawn Iloom
oma
kot station
A,
MARpwIcK. A..,ant rassenser Anana
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-27

koslNS-Thc rosin market closed frm
ana unchanged to-day. with sales Of 2l2I
barrels reported al the opening call The
demand was fair. though not such as 20
keep trading moving along az a very brisk
pace. The uudertone was rather quiet The
day receipts We're 3U2. and the exports
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COTTON PICTURES.
marLet Closed steady with
Prices Tn "a to IL Points

"~~ York oct q. The cotton market
'''"'r steady 60 tore With prices q =
''''" .isneg on scare Of shorts ard an
o. substantial buyinS orders from
public. On ;ho rise IAverpo0. ard
a'@'slAsA representatives. bought freely
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.

Note.-These quotations are revised
daily and are kept as near a. possible In
accord with the prevailing wholesale
prices omclal quotations are not used
when they Disagree with the prices whole
salers ask.
Country and Northern Produce.
POULTRY market is steady. Quo
tations Broners. 3oa35c per pair: hair
grown. i5dioc; three-fourths grown. $50
sOc: hens. 65a75c; ROSTERS. ioa6oc. duekA
300 75c. geese 55cuai %.
FGGs-s Steady at 1sc.
BUTTER-The tone Of tho market r.
nrm. Quotations. Western creamery 100
.pac New York state dairy. i9g23c
extra Elgins. 25d26c.
CHEEsE-M Market frm: fancy full
cream cheese l3iAc for - 60 22-pound
average. 2sQ5o-Dound average. i3c.
early Vegetables.
IRISH POTATOES Northern. slO
sack.
CABBAGE 5aSo per head.
ONIONS yellow. in barrels. 500.
crates. e0c. red 81 90d2o0
Brcadstums, itay and Grain.
FLOUR Market steady. patent. $50.
straight. $3.50. fancy. f375. family. $3.50
MEAIs-Pcarl per barrel $40. PER sack.
sl25. city meal per sack. bolted. Sl.i5W
l.i7is. water ground. u9. city grits.
sacks, $40. pearl Rrlts. iiudnuss. per bar
rel, s275. per sack. &l&s sundTy
brands. 81 2gisai25 sack
CORE-Market nrm. white. job lots. &c .
carload lots. &c: mixed corn. Job lots.
&C carload lots. $40
RICE-Market steady. demand good .
fancy head. &c. fancy. SIC.
Prime ...........................
Good .''.'''''.....'''..''''..'. .ilt44A
fatr .+.s.ss-.+.-......f N4ll
Common .....s..........1i 4
OATs-No . mixed. carload. Bic: Job
lots. sJas6c white clipped cars. sc: Job.
SOC
BRAN-Job lots. CSC: carload lots. 9Oo
HAY-Market steady. No. timothy.
e2isc job; S7ia cars No 2. s5c Job: s2ib cars.
sugar nnd Conee.
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winter yellow. ioasic: prime white. $3.50:
prime meal. s2GN2s.50
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, ~
Daily Movements al other Ports
alveston-Stcady. middiug. s 1876: net
receipts. 1850. gross 1850. sales. i.2S5.
stock. ia. cas-.
New Orleans-Firm; middling ?. net re-
oeipis. l2i7o; gross. l251; Gales also.
stock e26.403.
Mobile-Nomlnal; midduug. SIS. net re-
ceipts. sos; gross, SO. stock. 2075l.
Charieston-Qulet: miiiiing. 81. net re-
ceipts. lS72: gross. l.S73. stock. 29S9
Nimington-firm. middung. Q. net re-
ceipis l66l, gross, 66l: stock 32.Sli
Norfolk-Steady; middhng. .. net re-
celpts, 27l6. gross. 21ls. sales. ~. stock,
t03l1
c75s
New York-Quiet. steady: middling. sis
ret receipts. none. gross. 6.gc2. sales. $40
stock 8. 22G
bosion-Qulet: mIddlng. . 7-Is; net re.
eapis COS. gross. 679
Philadelphia mldiilng. 90 net
receipts. II. gross. II: stock. 5.o3S
fensacoia-Net receipts CIV. gross. 6o0.
Daily Movements az Interior Towns
Augusta-Firm. middling. 9s. net r..
eepls. 1856; gross, 1856, sales. 80: stock
Memphis-Steady: miidlng. s7s net re-.
,t'pts, 1855; groes. 5.7lO sales. 2600. stock
S SO
81 Louis-Qulet; middnug. Q: net re,
ceipis, 1893; gross 7sli; stock. 1892
'incinnati-Stesdy. middling. 9is: net re.
.e'pts. ~. gross. ss5 sales. 100. stock
TiSl
Houston-Quiet: mlddlng. So: net re-.
e.ps. 2S35; gross. 22s35. seles. az stock
900.
."alsviie- Firm. mlddling. 81.
.Nports OF Cotton This Day
FlIFcstou-To Great Britain. eIas
rltae s.752. continent. $50.
BOSS Qrieaus-To Great Britain. LOS
l'". e 100. continent 1851. coastwise
81 t.--c o1stwise. 697
luh--Continent. 1000
icsiou- Coastwiso. 10.
i'lk -Coastwisc. liz.
4ea 1cola-France. COO.
foreign exports from al port.
ohf-To Great Britain. 8l58: Il
l4.f,2. % the continent 20N7
''.ai foreign exports since sept ]. 100
Great Britain. 6i9S.i to France. 49,.
~ ne continent. t43.2N.
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Chicago hoard of Trade Closed.
Chicago. Oos. 2T.-There was no Boand
~ Trade session to-day. on account OF
Prosperity Day" parade.
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Charleston. oct q Spirits turpentine
hrm a. 4oisc sales none. Roein steady
unchanged. sales none.
Wilmington, y. c.. Oct. .7.-Spirits
turpenune. nothing doing. receipts II
Rosin steady. 81 2'1l %. receipts 3iS
Crude turpentine steady. 81 s0u2 90. re-
ccir$s %. Tar firm 81 IS; receipts 2S
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FLucTuATIoNs ~ FUTURES.

New York. oct e7-Cotton futures
opened steady az the advance and closed
very sloAdN. ELL-c. o. lolLoMa.
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MURPHY & CO.. INC.
Board o. Trade Building. savannah
Private leased wires direct 90 New York.
Chicago and New Orleans.
COTTON, STOCKS AND GRAIN.

New York Office No. 81 Broadway.
ohees in principal ciues throughout the
south Write FOR our Market Manual and
book containing Instructions for traders
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about as follows.
choice East Floridas ....... e3isu2i
" choice ard fancy Floridas go sn2l
H choice ana Fancy Gcorglas zSiz fi2aA
N"s..s lesrelse rl1I
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the short line to Norfolk. washington
10. nsa''i more. Philadelphia. New York aad
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GRAIN. PROVISIONS. ETC.

New York oct. T.-Flour barely steady:
winter patents. S37Oa4o0. Minnesota pat
ont. 81 00GfS5
Rye flour quiet
u
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rains operated hy eath meridian time
one hour slower than city time
In eject OCT :. 1870
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1900-09-06

the bar soon after becoming OF age and
began to practice at Newport, In the
year 1857 he was elected a representa-
tive to the Tennessee legislature and
reelected again in 1865.
In 1869 he was elected circu t Judge
for the 2nd judicial circuit of Tenn.
He served as Judge until the fall of
1876 when he resigned to accept the
nomination for congress for the First
district of Tenn. Was elected to the
45th congress as republican, He was
man Of splendid physique and vigor-
GUS constitution as was we'll attested by
nearly six years Of continuous illness.
At the time he was elected Judge it re-
quired man of great courage and de-
termination. He filled all the require
ments and became a terror to the Grim
inal class His standing before the
supreme court will compare favorably
with his colleagues. Nothing could
swerve him from what he believed to
be his duty. His honesty and integri-
ty of character was never questioned
and his long career was never tarnish-
ed by even the breath of scandal. His
life work is done and we'll done. 1t re-
mains for us to cherish and revere his
memory.
Funeral services were conducted at
the Baptist church, of which he had
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1900-09-06

ed disaster until the emblem over his
door was broken heart. Sorrows and
disappointments grew upon his wither-
ed brow and his tears fell to sobbing of
the dirge and the moaning of the re-
QUEEN, when paralysis struck his body
and reason from very pity tottered
from its sacred throne. In the mansion
of American honor there are many
mobiles, but the knight of honor lies
still in death. We have unfading
laurels for his character and achieve
ments. May the recording angel blot
from the book of life, his foibles with h
tear of charity.
Judge James HI. Randolph was born
in Jefferson county, Tennessee, Oct.
10, 1895 and died az his home in New
port, August %, 1900 His father died
when he was about two years old. His
early life was struggle for living on a
farm. While he was not profound
scholar he acquired a good practical
education at the New Market Academy
He studied law and was admitted to
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1900-09-06
Death of judge J H. Randolph of Newport

Death of judge J H. Randolph of Newport
Wednesday morning as the sun rose
above the mountains he loved so we'll
typical of another aud more glorious
rising-the life of Judge Randolph
passed to the great beyond.
In the evening of the last year of a
dying century and in the evening of
his life, strong man in century of
strong men, has laid aside his falchion
and gone to his rest. A chivalrous
champion of the lists has fallen before
the black rider death, and his plumes
are now sables and his spirit walks the
stars.
A good man is dead. Strong in intel
lect, great of heart and great in achieve
ment. A man whose name was honor
ed by his countrymen and is illustrious
among the names of distinguished
Tennesseans.
A man who rose like so many Ameri-
cans have arisen, from humble estate
TO carve his name upon monument
more grand than sculptured bronze"
where it will remain when countless
seasons haye rolled against and re-
bounded from it.
In the autumn of his life, his house
was house OF tears. Forsaken by an
ungrateful party and pursued by pitt
less disappointments. Disaster follow
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1900-09-06
A WONDERFUL CURE OF
DIARRH0EA.

A PROMINENT VIRGINIA EDITOR
Had Almost Given up, but Was Brought
Back to Perfect Health by Chamber
lain's Collie, Cholera and Diarrhoea
Remedy. Read His Editorial.
From the Times, Hillsville, Va.
l suffered with diarrhoea for long
time and thought I was past being
cured. / had spent much time and
money and suffered so much misery
that had almost decided to give up all
hopes of recovery and await the result,
but noticing the advertisement Of
Chamberlain Collie, Cholera and Diar-
rhoea Remedy and also some testimon-
ials stating how som ewonderful cures
had been wrought by this remedy, I de-
cided to try it. After taking a few doses
] was entirely well of that trouble, and
| wish to say further to my readers and
fellow sufferers that / am hale and
hearty man today and feel as we'll as /
ever did in my life 20. r. Moore.
Sold by City Drug Store.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1900-09-06

The American Barber Shop,
located two doors south Of Hotel Pied
mont and in front of Southern depot,
IN. p. Brewers old stand. } Oh. Long
ley, the handsome Manager, and Nat
Hyder, the congenial and accommo
dating BARRIERS, will be found as assia-
tauts.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1900-09-06

lican orators a dilemma from which
they eau escape only after the manner
of the cuttlefsh. They have formed
the habit of uttering large quantity Of
cant and bombast and platitudes and
passing it off on patient audiences with
the idea that it would be received as
profound wisdom. Now they haYe to
deal with an orator who is not afraid to
expose their sham patriotism and who
makes their most exalted and impress
sive appeals ridiculous" Baltimore
Sun
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1900-09-06
ROYAL bS;'SS Psxp.s
" ABSOLUTELY Pure
Makes the food more delicious and wholesome
Train the Fruit Trees.

Some time ago press bulletin was
issued on summer pruning, but daily
observation and work among trees in
the State University fruit farm, warrant
the belief that much can be profitably
said on this important topic,
When the yearling peach trees were
received from the nursery last spring,
it was found that many of the buds had
been rubbed off in shipping, and the
trees were not cut back as much as
would have been advisable. Each tree
was given its first pruning according
to its condity, from three to seven
branches being allowed to form, on
trunks from eight to thirty inchef high.
The growth was so strong that early in
August it was seen that much unneces-
sary wood was being formed branches
that would have to be removed before
the next season. Almost every week
during the summer the fruit trees of all
kinds had been pruned more or less
small shoots near the ground had been
rubbed of, and where two or more
shoots had pushed after the pinching
of a terminal bud, all but one had been
removed, but the peach trees had made
the branches three feet and more long,
each with strong laterals.
On August 18th a second severe
pruning was given the peaches. Fifty
trees were cut back to three branches
each; fifty were cut to four branches
each, and the remainder were unprun-
ed. In some cases more than half the
top that had been formed was cut away.
In all as mucL room as possible in the
trees circumference was given to each
OF the branches retained, since these
form the skeleton on which the future
growth of the tree is to be built up.
After drying one day the wounds made
IN pruning were covered with grating
wax. This severe pruning has caused
no perceptible check in growth. Nc
wax has formed, and the trees have
maintained full yigor.
1t is to be hoped that something can
be learned of what is the best form fol
the peach, and this late pruning will
serve to demonstrate what has so often
been claimed by expert growers, that
in this climate tree may be pruned al
any convenient time.
CHARLES A. KEFFER,
Horticulturist
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1900-09-06

The national democrats of Mclean
county, Stevensou's home county, have
issued a statement in which they pledge
their support to Bryan and Stevenson,
and denounce the republican party for
its policy of un-American colonization,
its fostering of trusts and combines,
and its departure of basic principles
of self-government. The statement is
signed by John 7. Lillard, F. J. Bum,
Charues r. Parke, Daniel M. Foster,
Abraham Brockaw, Lee Smith, s.. Wad-
dle,G A, Ensenberger, r. E. Williams,
Father M. Weldon, John n Stapleton and
John J. Condor. The statement made
public last night is as follows
"The undersigned, gold democrats
of Mclean county, Illinois, assembled
for conference, hereby unanimously an
nounce our allegiance to the democratic
party and to its candidates for the pres
idency and vice presidency, Bryan and
Stevenson. These are the dangers
which threaten our national existence.
Un-American colonization, disruptive
not only of our national integrity and
morals, but also of our national peace,
prosperity and perpetuity. The foster
ing of trusts and of unjust and fragrant
private monopoly. the democratic par
ty, faithful ta it's mission and its his
tory, has declared anew its unswerv-
ing resistance against transmarine COL
onization and also against specially
protected and artifcially created plu-
tocracy."
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1900-09-06
$500 REWARD.

We will pay the above reward for any
case Of Liver Complaint, Dyspepsia,
Sick Headache, Indigestion, Constipa-
tion or Costiveness we can not cure
with Liverita, the Up-to-Date Little
Liver Pill, when the directions are
strictly complied with. They are pure
ly Vegetable and never fail to give sat
isfaction. 25c boxes contain 100 Pills,
10c boxes contain 40 Pills, SC boxes
contain 10 Pills. Beware Of substitu-
tions and limitations. Sent by mail
Stamps taken. NERVITA MEDICAL
CO., Cor. Clinton and Jackson Sts.,
Chicago, Ill.
For sale by R. S. Bolton, dru ggist
johnson City, Tenn.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1900-09-06
Endured Deaths Agonies.

Only roaring fire enabled j. M.
Garretson, of San Antonia, Tex, to lie
down when attacked by Asthma, from
which he suffered for years. He writes
his misery was often SO great that it
seemed he endured the agonies of
death; but DR.. Kings New Discovery
for Consumption wholly curcd him
This marvellous medicine is the only
known cure for Asthma as we'll as Con-
sumption, Coughs and Colds, add all
Throat, Chest and Lung troubles.
Price 50c and ST. Guaranteed Trial
bottles free at City Drug Store.
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