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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-10-28
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

NevF-Tork. October q. 1904
BurvES-Rsceipts - cars or 2s6 head. including
- cars Tor alive and for the market and 10
49, 80 over yesterday. Nothing definite q
H. rsfrle vard Feeling steady with 81 altogether
f0-mdrrOW's Dressed beef
reported for to-morroNgs marke,. Dressed beet
steady 64s
u6A2C for
osbe s1yicas pHents to-day included
,Thssrss - Manchester for ShaHbeFE & son and 80
cartie an the EberHian 10 Glasgow for ksutgen &
CAI.VEs-Recelpts we're ~ head including 1fT for
tfcbers ana 81 for the market making,
caves f29 for sale The Veas offered we're IN demand
a. steady prices: other calves slow. o.
ems vas held Common prime veaIs sold a
S5ss b per 100 n fed calves IS
sdv A eGl3e per n for city dressed yeals ard s9i se
FOR eounry dressed and dressed FED calves
ssleS-s Judd Co.; veais, average al s. IS
per 100 ~ ] de- go n, 81 81. Do l5S n Al 81
KeTns Commission 60, veal lGO n. AZ S So 8 d..
a ~ Al s. Is. do. $50 81 s.
q sanders 3 vealz. 153 n. a IS
II III Hollis 10 FED calves. 28s n. a. Sc so
SHEEP AND LANES Receipts we're IS eara ar q a6H
head including ears for slaughterers ana "a for tie
and with the stale
on saIs sAse9 @sTs IN light SaG stsaly lamsss
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-10-28
Cash QUOTATIONS..
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

NeE-fCrk. Oct 1903.
CQFFEEIre coffee market Tlled fairly steady Tctai
the reported ot about 5000 bags. bu
Included swift hing operations owing 70 the
srernr ID November and the actUa volume
a new business small. The market opened steady
advance q $50 II response 10 better Euro
pln cables than looked for. and Immediately following
ne ca prices worked I'D another partial pointA But
~ AZ held and the market closed stesdy
chanEeI October and 70 20 points higher On The
rasi-louE that 4oooO bags
rendered November tracts. but that these
rces promptly stopped Is leading roaslers this
ra ping Ia early bulge while the outlook 1er
sal Brazilian receipts also had some influence Rio
- however. EnE. while Santos remained
r-Aauged buIsh sentiment Is unsettled somewhat by
,l1heIsons the sl0Eing q the November visible
E1py This Is now expected 70 show an tn
200 rU against an increase of ABOUT
400 Es- year. II ms expectation Is realized Il
WI not D. faVc-Euie showing for aggressive hulsn
immediate advance as friends OF the
the outlook Tor such
nov -Or some time IL would
seen as though tie decline mad about discounted
segel1uuleut selling months
sgerSuy reports and Il Is said that part
a. rhes- afterngs parties Wuo have brought
n larEe amount cf cCsce during The current month
uhch Vou.t seem deliveries The offerings were
aken oy roasting and trade interests who STOPPED
rofilsE The spoL -E-get was quiet nlE STEADY Win
ouofafi7uE "a rhe basis ~ sac FOR RIO No Z.
To range contract prices II the local market to-day
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-10-28
READING SYSTEM,

NEW JERSEY CIV INAk X X
Liberty street and south Ferry thine from south
cry I'VE minutes earlier than below.
E-ASlOSt BETHLEHEM ALLENTOWN AND NAUC1l
ChINh-z4 % C1-l5 Easton only. Q 10 a. N. L2s,
44O 800 60 Easton only) j. sundays. ZAP s
WILKEsBARRE AND sCEANTON-zioo. 40 a m
oyg =. m sundays = a. a. q p ia
AAhEM00D, LAhEHI RSI. TOMS RIVER. AND
bAkNEtHAE-zt9o. ss4o a. Also GO 90. A29.
ATLANTIC CITY-ss.40 a m. +s 80 D m
NINELAND AND BRIDGETON-+z4 90 a. m. nj 50
POINT PLEASANT. AND SEASHOkE POINTS
"a % $50, ll3U a. KIN. &51, 4-5J 61J.
ll5O p M Sunday. except Ocean Grove eco a.
ATL4NTIC' HLDS. SE4BKfGHT NONl1OT-TIT
H., EAST LON6i BRANCH 91 $50 IL 30 a M
81. 8 -. 40 5-SS sundays. ora n. p.
PHILADELPHIA tREADING TERMINALl-Sf IS.
Tt.lO Ts-uo 1900 TiA9o. TLl0o rr2 tu. s10n.
$50 T. g. faao 800 TOGO. t6 00 ESQ S5uo $40 Sd
24TH AND CHESTNUT sTREETs-s425 fso0 "laOe.
.l&qo a. H.. 200 r"Lco, 800. ZOO 7925 p m.
BALTIMORE AND WAsHINGFON-soo sIaoo.
'i20V- 200. TAo1. $500. zoo "l- 49,
READING. HAERIsBT HG louisville AND
WtLLiAAlsPORT- Soc Il %. $500. 1910 tIl1l.
lldO a m, Reading unlyl SLUV IL 20. 200 ?.
Reading Potlsvtie Harrisburg only. f49o 1000 o. m.
zFron Liberty street only +baiy- TDa.y. eXeets
qua Xsatur,ays aExcent Saturdays.
Offices Liberty r. Ferry. South Ferry. Aston House
28l 4S4. 1900 1854 Broadway. Isl 5th Av.. % Union
Square West. lJ3 East 125rn &IS West lt1 81 ta
St. Brooklyn 500 Broadway. WiIams6uFs- New Yark
Transfer Co calls FOR and checks baggage Destination.
" G. BESLER. O. ~ BURT
Vice Pres. Gen Gen Pass'- Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-10-28

ne AeEForE market tnr spot cotton closed cl-l e
= Prts decline 90 the 12es q = SIC Tor rlicciag ilatl
- u JIG fsr U-1dHrg = NIX sales - bales Tor cor
.-h7-l end COO Delivered contract Southern spot
100 Hfle t-eG - ef a. follows aa1.-e e-sy. III
.see- aL 7LGl EarH-h c-ie- and easy. 1ncnalsec
- s- sales So bales Charleston 3-le lnclaEEso AZ
c N1rfe5E rrezzr Unchanged So. sales s53 tales
BALTIMORE u9u-sf ~ -rc Augusta Cuier and steady,
.-sac -1Ve- ID a-sr r7--s ces le1eE. quiet.
.aele1Fez. Gfzc- bz-es- Galveston quiet
tc lower 81 g-lG.. c-eu-lrleaus easy at
-lc, sales as b ,es ratrF receipts AZ lfGGi1s
tl-s flr t-nd~- 81. st o--vr5rieane r Pm 10 500
9Ae Egat-s- IeCg2 las week and ~ 10 year.
s.s-Eesf u araE1et week a-d
500 aat year AND a H1us9g 10000 % Il0D0. against
-~-ra 2st week and % $50 last year
seG-s ports interior points to-day. con-
t-4ec sarle IA LAST week aud asst year
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-10-28
Tas u,a1stloal position Of Brazilian eoffes is as f9

rlT-1N ~ Yesterday market --l- moderately
i- seemed -L-t general continent was Ye-y
uHe--ls- ana fluctuations were Irregular Fi1al quota
ions showed rla-e7are loss t.r ne cay az q re-
E1t apparently u--r irrerT rotation Of the El
This report included Tie report Tlollsae-
as- Tuesday and covered 800 counties II showed ma
lSs III cotton la1 been Elue- 70 OCTOBER II
these counties against 5-5t.Iil bales Last yea
1cuE-iEg round bales EGlt bales. Thus. while the
fret l1stasrt showed an increase as compared VIII
cc about - cent present statesmen
shows increase = about 81 cent sn1 the ouh
" - LoW RING ere - sections where pch-
1esr1 -r- heUrE C.cI tlat the lll statement WI
show ---l-rzs Wa-ra cu1-isc o. t1s $4,000 o1c
hzuE gune1 ibis Ls-e last wt. show total =
r0t COO 9el bales. which -ils ori6T ma
tle remaining - Dr. ElIl=1. ana this e as
uu-h of estimate II he total
U-T -r --- rsllr ~ me Census Bureau OF me
Woe =-ef1-- g. hll tF likely Iaa- the report wen
Era- crT eE---ce-r-s abandon their position The
marker opened easy g. lsll ne re- 5g6 points IEls
WIS = F-s-ersH cables when rather lower tla1
9oksl -1r better weather - rle OK a1c ftl-fE OF
51-p sr1 EIssE regarding tas N-r-5 sea Incident
lase ,- ll,l1E che decline, but 1ot
gz-sr- check The --VuwE-t tendency Until January
a1 resc-et t2c a-d RE general let z ret loss OF
slsF showed r.ase- .-ne Sar'pean news seemed =
~ rcuc.uE -tr-'e :--rer era win the estimates r
l-rE recer.s lighter H.e later weather FeI rts IN
ecctsi shown hy the early mag, oiret-
CAV ray ece5 sa71t re closing ieVei - the pre-
vous dag and Teda-gg following tire glnAeFs repo1t
January M See but ~ this lsfe Fe1sn
17Es -aCk F-- 1--cet sod r'-e +-ee ao pfless-
decline y sl12 points Sales estimated 22oOoo
aseE
re r-re n contract prices he 0dal markets to-day
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-10-28

r1ef - cisnFs special Liverpool cables: spot colt
49, fh1e bales eUeslla export aAl
49, 5fp rereiDrE. 900 All American. utadlig
~ 49, Futures opened EteEdy. points lover q
t1s -Le lai'see - pout lower October and go-
a<h1- p 2Afs De
Flsr tiaTy 2 %; JsnuaEyH ebTsarg. 2Gd. Fef-
lNf. -se.-lh bzed. March-ApFlL 25d, spr-Ma
----s5-51na. June-Juy July-AuEu6t, s-slc
FiNT-E sarns strong cloths. good inquiry
Frl~ AID BIZ E--NNhgle active the pre-
ftg - Eh1e -four was ~ fair PROPORTIONS to-
tr. moderate sales q both spring ana winters
Erf -tentE Sc 5000 -. winter strasghts S. a0g5
2 - - tgsfs spring clears. 81 e0Gf5 extra
RVr --e t5 siGEs % extra 30 wfufer 81 faNs9 50
go. .g.lk firm. Quoted. Fair n gsad "A s0as4 81
r1sfer 10y s. T5Gs6 ETJCEgW4F-AT flour dull
VI r-,eeE1.S ~ 100 ~ RIFAI, quoted
N-risf- eelt5 -. 70 brand BAG NEAL steady
"liie and yellow. 81 -: eoaHss. - lIAsl "a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-10-28
HEH Y0Rk. NfH nAILh & hLElF0al b. r.

Trains de- from Grand Central station. 4@d ani
BOSTON via Nss London and Eraviiencs-f5.0,
7 1000 = 1907 A. ~. LOO. % l,tS 'fS'vo
BOSTON. Via WIliinanLs---+'su0 A. II, $500 P. n
BOSTON, VIA Sprngned-7guu a. NJ, T I2,OO '1:oo.
.I1U0 p ".
FITCEBJ FtLI Putnam & WorcsSre--F $500 p st.
I.AKEVILL4E ana NOEtFUL E-7'Jls "A. H. f'3.25 p. n
CT ItitIN4CN, SIlt Il hI-l-1.'l- l4-N ~ PITTS
WATERBURY and WINsI ELi-F5:tu. 5000 fes,ur
r'iU.u2 S'IJ-02 Waterbury, Al. a.. 7elU3, F4-Jl
s'50l, 10000. $1,000 90 Waterbury, = ~
Ticket Ctirau1 Central station and CI2dth
ST., also cIla c2FI fS5. clG5f Broadway. c3 Parz
Place IS Union cls2 Ec-h c445 Columbus
Madison -
I21th 81 In Bruoklyu. CA Court ST.. $50 Fulton
3ss Broadway. L. L.
.Dai.y Except Sundays ssuHlays only SATURDAYS
only. .SL0ps l-5Lh ST rF4rlor Car Limited. Has
Dining Car cAsncles selling Farlor and Sleeping car
a. T. EENPsTEAD. Gen. Pass. AT
o. u. SHEPARD. Gen. SupL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-10-28
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS.
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARkEr

Liverpool. 27.-CIosing-wHEAT-sp nominal:
q. coF{N-spot American mixed drm. As nd: futures
Canadian steady, 5s nd FLOUR-St Louis fancy
ter steady % ga HOPS at London Pacific Coast hrm.
tsdES los BtEF-Extra India mess. hrn COS. PORK
Prime mess. Western. steady Us Cd HAMS-Short cut
IA ~. dUlI 45s BACON dull. Cumberland cut IS
80 10 ass stort rib Is 10 "A n ais Cd long clear mid
dies, AIS clear middlss,
50 80 ~ 46s Cd short clear backs I6 70 20 n AS Sd
bellies IA Is n ASS 50. SHOULDERS-Squ
II to Is 39s. LARD dull: prime Western tierces,
SIS 81; American refined IN pals. Sss 3D. BUTTER
United steady, los. CHEESE-Ameriean
white Arm AS. American, finest eolored strong.
As TALLOW-Prine city steady 2ls 81 TURPEN-
TINE-Spri;s steady. 39s Sd. ROSIN-COmEion steady,
rs Sd. LINSE1D OIL firm. It's Sd ROSIN-ComRon
steady Ts 3D.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-10-28
THE STATE OF TRADE.

Bgftal9 Oct 2s-FLoUR-Firn1. wHEAT-sprinr
IadlAE Aght; NO Northern carloads 81 23s: Tinter
6 n M Nc red winter 81 22E. CoRN-No offsrinsz
77trCnseri NO white. S4l1c; No . mixed sac
BAtsLEf-Western. 2 45G5s'sc CANAL F'RETGFfTs
Chicago. Oct. 27-1as leading future. RANGED q, 81,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-10-28

Fsreiru coffee Markets IIio-CoHee uar2eJ Qlle-.
N AZ 6S3a5 exc1znEe = SOD receipts. 10000 pass;
fr4-s ~ Tie United GOO bags: sales o2bVv
brrr sanfoz-C-e= market quiet Eood average santos
0f0 stock. ls@0ao bags han
hrgCcf-e market opened L 70 = prenrlg hiFeTs a.
ESQ o. ~ = rtenI-g higher, sales $50 Tags
C1e4e market opened irregular September IN
chqnass; ott er months declined !. franc Al = n
osva.ce6 ! franc p March ana September IN
rfsnqs8- ohsr months \ franc higher Al $50 2 N
unclaimed. total sales. - 600 hegE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-10-28
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.


puAwG AND PF3As-Thsr, a sfi very mnGsrsfe trad
ing ia domestic small white bears ane prices are without
f1-rber change. Marrow hold arm; stock r. coming
for0ard quite slowly Red kidney - igh DEMAND and
IL bsgt stack - s0u&ht quite ssasEI - a. s9tea
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-10-28

Cash quotations were as follows: FLOUR easier;
No red. 81 TAG 1871: CORN No 2 IS y &c. No
yellow, % 52ci OATS, No 2 SIC No white 3OG3Oi G.;
No white. 50% gaze. RYE. No 2 79a7BIse; BARLEY
good feeding S=c fair choice 42G52c: FLAX
SEED NO L 81 10: No Northwestern To- TIMOTHY
SEED prime, 81 80. CLOVER, contract grade, So 10:
NESS PORK. per Dbl $40 STsq$lI: LARD per 100 10,
- l3HSt lltz; SHORT RIBS SIDES doose}. 81 i21s d
81 p; SHORT CLEAR SIDES (boxedl 81 81 1a@sT so;
WHISkEf. basis Of high wines, 81 "a the Produce
Exchange to-day butter hrIn ereaTneries
1921 nc dalrles 1391Sc EGGS steady; mark cases
included 16teQ1e1ac hTsts, 1sl3c prime. dTsts. PIC;
extras DC CHEESE easy. 1O44 a1012c.
Duluth. Oct. 27.-CIose-wHEAT-No ! hard. 81 21H
No Northern. 81 1914: No Northern. ia Deem
Der 81 16]4 May. 81 ISIS.
Minneapolis. Oct. 2T-CIoss: WHEAT-December.
81 IVA Nay 81 1914: September, $40; 1 hard 81
No Northern 81 1sa; No Northern 81 141s GsI 15I=
FLOUR-Frst patents Sc 45qS6 IS; patents IS so
use 40, first clears 81 40gSi 80: S3GS3
BRAN-In bulk. S15 25
Milwaukee, Oct 27:-wIiEAT -No Northern. 81 10;
No Northern. 81 1881 II; May. 81 Is. asked. RYE
No /. S4IeJe BARLEY--No . 55c; sample. 36d531 ac.
CoFlN-No 3. 59c May 46ssG46+gc bid.
Louis Oct 27.-CIose. WHEAT-No . red cash,
elevator 81 49, asked December 81 Is GSI 1874: MAY
81 49, No hard 81 1l0S1 IA CORN-No . cash, sic:
December. A sc; May. 444tc OATS-NO ? cash, sl.c
December 3Gssc May. SIC; No whte. lsc RYE-ssc.
Toledo. Oct. 2T.-CLOVERSEED-Cash 81 AZ; October,
81 a. asked; December 81 An; March 81 57ia prime
alsike, s. 70; prime timothy 81 %. sellers.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-10-28

IEED-Slty STEADY: Westsr, t-,.r-,,s-. -,,,,a. w.,
Fsa Sor s sesss g. ldans SO s soSr 90 81 @
middli1g 1850 heavy feed. salas2a snIE ana Sses
bulk 81 q sseEs o s' neg Sss $50 hoTRy chop. s22 50 in
b.. 80 v- ..4ll markets were again ,,r,.
much Teguarity having sn s5SS5c me session showed
10 NE Dlshe which before the close haa Tlr5l-
right AZ me Las sTenges: point Of the market vas
aeconh we're IN the market snS eEsri, IA ao sAoft
assHg enough . satisfy the demand TS1sr S p'os
which, being bsoked m ~ iIoeL ans OF q az London
-. e.lon that the war outlook was decdedlv Ssy1oTS
nn n the las hour asrEst sEa hsS b1 So.soa
Paris marker vs. % react again the close. The
R.Ik ~ aha Budapest unchanseI 6o1oss,i H a..
nlxed iYeiS,ly little effect market ana vas
ls.s southwest movement The forroer co5sis4oJ S
some lncrass ansI 80 last year Minneapolis reported
S;, ssIss o. aonr According TO 5roeahaII ArFentne
Al tines during the day owing 4: he ga LTiaay
q foreign news. the market vas eEtrerslv mi
o'clock sUsiasss ay a asgIessys ACTION either
oneainT A. sasased IN celebration Of the subway
Ss noted Quotations cash wheat IN NeVTer @
NoTthern buTI rsa' e. 2is export 81 2s9s choice No
~ " D. Rhoat. CORE-The eject ~ vSsr no- a.
ana vs. e 4ayaEee the Western market about a cent
ea ne price gradually until ali OF me eSriv
ny movement ana better srzdinE bssdes 6ic e9ui
e that bought the opening was anxious 10 set
Sanee and was rather quiet me fv.rpoo, met T I'd
49, SO 40 net higher. Little attention was psi5 70
wing 70 the expectation an Increased rover,st emery ~
only bS,1,, N spite OF the talk exporters
Sose was quoted 81 &c, elevator ana CT Sc b s6oat:
ahoat oATs-Ths oats market was EeHersi1s &c b.
Ne 80 Gay on the war news. but ruled ouIef n IT,
Mixed 2eas2 a4sas5se natural White. as so S5:o'Si
$500; Aa cl!pped white. $500 ~ 37G39jko RYF
4Se. r NeW-YorS- 4s "NS suo''o
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= ~ = Irloes a ne i0dal aaFzess t0aay
VA t-lrEs.
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- SaFl Annual seriss. Illustrated prosramues ana -
~NR'-tis Madison Ave. Hsu Hork. N---
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CUNARO LINE.
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BRYAN,s VIEW OF PLATFORM.

81 shall not misrePresent the situa-
ton, or appeal for votes for the ticket
upon false grounds. a Democratic
victory will mean VERY LITTLE, IL
ANY, PROGRESS on economic quea-
tions so long as the party is under
the control of the Wall Street ele-
rnent. = !" The LABOR PLANK
as prepared by Judge Parker's
friends on the subcommittee was a
straddIing, meaningless plank. h al
y The nomination OF Judge Par
ker5sVlRTUALLS HuLLIFIEsS THE.
ANTITRUST PLAN - Ham
Bryan, In he conaHoEs
err, July
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Who viii Be President?

Some persons do not seem to un-
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BALTIMORE OHIO RAILROAD
10 the WORLDS Fair, Very Low Rates.
Various forms of excursion tickets
toaas st. Louis via Baltimore & Ohio
Raiiroad, nowson sale from Fairmont
s Is follows:
Season tickets, good to return until
Decembe 1904, TO be sold daily at
rate of $3.50. round trip.
SHY day excursion tickets. final
limit not later than December Is, 1904.
lobe sold daily at rate Of s22.s5, round
fifteen day excursion tickets. to be
sold daily at rate Of 1879, round trip.
Variable route excursion tickets,
either season or sixty day, will be sold
going via one direct route: and return
ing via anotherd direct route, full infor-
nation concerning which can be OBJ
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Stop-overs, not edingT ten days
etS each point win be allowed atsWash-
sington, Deer Park, Mountain Lake
park Oakland and Mitchell, Ind, (for
french Lick and West Baden Springs)
thin return limit, upon notice to
conductor and deposit Of ticket with
depot ticket agent Immediately upon
\ arrival.
s5top-overs not exceeding ten days
EyFs1Is be allowed at st. Louis on all
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* I Is Is

T
X e rs s IS
rtf1s eli. 51zinsseeetl OH. Just pure In
setds ksii - ThaSss all! otllinE that man
81 u Us shcon abie to- invent can make any
pa.nt wear longer thaa the linseedS Oh in
(which 1T Is nike ,555sssst5E5 -
! II everybody understood that on is tho
only thfngSab out,paint that wsnrs, there
sswouId be no sale for cheap Hready-m1xed
b paints. "a prominent educatorwrote US that
I8S-Sst friend. a college president, had been
SyindIed by using on his fine reside5ce
<eadys mixed pains advertised as drSt-class.
HeEasked VIII Twas wrong with the paint
and gsaid-SE$.:.Wi1en the rain had soaked It
5Sthorough1y,it was the most miserable look
n thing you ever saw. y
ISL There was nothing wrong with the paint
y pigments. they had strong color and
body. But the oil in the paint
ss;Nas mot pure linseed oil, # it had been.
;SIInseeds OIL paint does not take Up
Moisture: w aterproof on clothing IS cloth
s Dated with linseed oil: and no pure lnseed
81 oil paint win wash off as long as the oil
2iasts.5a You can't rub dry paint on building
and make It stay there no mater now good
stthe dry paint. Why mix white lead with
2 Hnseed oil If it's the lead that wears5 Why
s&uot mix 1t with wateH
8 Wherever we have no agent, Vo
& for you'll shown this 3D., by writing direct
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81 III G. sss &.
INES the fhe special
session or The and is g dis
Itiuct form Iseasi
Methods st sseos
chap ter seven ssi-
an "a. q IN.
opIa Ing tcl1ss
.f8ttl1usS ifsct ing eco isa
w of -ands fof School una
ssr mai
nus i;lvs 10 I5e
for hen offy tlfls
eVIes tor ssshos,I
pier
fSreducjng tie lesies
Fund, and fnposf Sll or ions
about III reg
pleetsel1e e,s
sSutltoltz ed tes
t6n,sain
fi.roaitl d 8clson incl
ef al nd: IN
or srlapcat ton aygS "a 81 forty
five cents ON for
this purposes
us restrfcted ito
when d new butl erected
and an nd ed tax
sary lie eject OF nine
TO insure : savins
the tax leyies
The teacher sisss ffsf1lj
a maximnm of GEMS
to levy more To- getslss;e
school special or
authorized; but on1 s5SSIf ereis to yet
enough money to run
months.
Penite ntiary Guards
Chapter twenty ami he app
1pointment and use penitantiar
guards to sconTes
"a Money Saver canSeys esonvies as
Chapter twenty ona rfbas how
,convicts shall be taken rom he ccilI
ties to the pentten tia1yy act u
save the State. IN holt two Gears, the
entire cost of he special session Of
the legislature. relsy the aIers
ifs Of this duty and rs
guards from the
suring3a great saw II tlfeS tate
the present method OF eputy
sheriff for each prisoner. IS
State Reform school
Chapter twenty two No llces q ms
Der the directors and nor
board of tho rate. Refotnas
act provides that the
Inmates shall pay
toward the educat ion ma OF I'M
mates from their count his iasg is SIS
based on Justice and sYlI money
both to the counties and to ne State
by preYenting some ots
comnft ments
West ru hi
Il Chapter twent three sfr1iI
measure to the aboveat md ppIies To
the West virginia Home
for Incurab1es:.
Conclusion
In this summary OF sths, raj acts
it viii be seen
the Legislature is to
Lower local tax rates
Equalize8 assessm YaInes
I Institute economic Ii local and
State Offices,
Make all corporal lions Ist
srtys accurately
Abolish direct State hSes
Raise State revenues iicense
md privilege taxes.
Do Justice to the small taxpay
Reduce taxation to those no pa
more than their Just sha+e.
More justly istrtbu
BURDENS, 58;5
Make fair and reasonab1
8 Systemic and create head ID the
axing system of the Stat
Deal fairly and i'm part an
interests.
Make every interest Marry rs
hare of taxation.
Get coal, OF, gas an
N the tax duplicates
Safeguard the pub lie iltegests
BALTIMoREs&8 OHIO iRA IIRoAn
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