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It Proposes to Prohibit the Reissue . .
of Redeemed Greenbacks Except ‘ .-.-
» {or Gold Deposited—The Secretary ' ‘
for a Solid Gold Standard.
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Washington, Dec.17. — Seeretary ' l I . ‘ * k ' I .
Gage appeared yesterday before the . _ . ' .
House Committee on Banking and Curr , . ‘ , 7 ' .
- l'CJCY to present a b1ll,embody1ng hlS
' . views for a revision» of the currency, to
Largest package—greatest economy Made only by ’ explain and urge its provisions, and to
THE N. K, FAIRBANK CO-IMPANY . 1.36 1 any objection raised by the Com-
New York Boston Philadelphia. . inittee. He said in opening: “The ob-
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numbe1:
”First—To commit the country more ., .
tho1oughly to the gold standard; re- . " 0
' ~ move, sofar as possible, doubts and J '
, tears on that point and thus strengthen c ‘ . 'T x - ‘
the cred t of the United Statesboth at WILL Bl] AWARDED T0 - THE BOYS 0R GIRLS MAKING THE LARGEST
' home and abroad.
, Second—To strengthen the Treasury 1 r
H, mm to its demand habflms u. SALES PREVIQUS ’10 DECEMBER T“ ELITE-FIFTH.
2 which are included greenbacks, Trea‘s-
- ury notes, and the incidental obligation ,
to maintain on a parity, through inter- - a ' , 53
:hangeability with gold, so far as may - - ' ~
, be necessary, the present large volume
of silver certificates“ and silver dollars. ,
“Third—To do this in such 'a way as _ . _ '- - . ‘
not to contract the volume of circula- .
tion in the, hands of the people.‘ . .
“Fourth—To take an initial step - r . ' ' . ' ' ' '
towards a System of bank note issues Each b0) 01 girl Will 1ece1ve on commg to buy a stock of papers, a number. To lhlS
‘th t th 'dit‘ l'd ‘t f b- - . ~ ~ ‘ . ~
,2“; bflds gscggcugtgathggg; 015%,, number W111 be credited each day the number of papers sold. At the close of busmess on
BROWNIEBOOKS
' i l ‘ -- REGULAR PRICE lSCENTS EACH
FREE EEO DUI-on READER...
' ‘ (THE svsmuo GAZETTE.) ‘ .
Beautiful Illuminated Covers,
IIIS QUAIIT GDHGEITS
HAVE NEVER BEEN EQUALLED
ALL HIS: .
BIRDS, IBIIWIIIS, AID BIASTS are or ’
rayed In varied garments. much as
ordinary human beings dress. Walk ,
on two legs, think as men and women
do, talk to each other. go to house-
keeping, dance at weddings, etc” etc ‘
These books are crammed from cover
to cover with the quaintest conceptions
in PIGTIIIIE and STORY; enough to crack
your sides with merriment and SET ‘I’HE ,
GHILDREI WILD WITH DELIGHT.
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He Is the Most Brilliant J1 11 111']: ,
Artist in the W m]
. .. ' .1 Ain’t thev I;
it 3141.... ‘ Phone. VQALE i I comical.
All the children love Palmer Cox’s Brownies. Welwant er ery tot in '
town to have a. set of these, so they will _be given out FREE TO OU R
READERS. All we ask 15 that you send this order to the publishers. 'I I;
Gets the Books.
Send this “0rder”direct'to the'publisher
.and books will be sent you by return mail 1,.
on no on ____I {Ll/RIDER L__—60o Worth Free.
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Please mail me: the Following Four 1N
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Funny Foxes . Birds’ Wedding
Enclosed Please find 10c. to pay Wrapping and Postage.
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prosper as a people the revenue of the , ' .
Government ought to be somewhat in the evemngof December 24, the aggregate of the. sales of each numbered seller Will be on
advance of its expenditures, and the ' , ' .
public debt of the United Statessradu- record in the busmess office oi this paper and the prizes will be. awarded.
ally reduced and finally extinguished. ’
“Looking at the question widely, ' ' ' ' 1 ' - ' - -
from my best point of knowledge and In this distrlbutiou of Lliristmas gifts not only the boys, but the girls now selling the GA-
experience, I feel that if these could
be secured the condition of the Govern-
ment, in 'its relation to the currency,
would be much safer and stronger than offered to those already on the list. All that IS necessary is to apply at the GAZETTE counting
now, and that through the operation .
of national bank note currency the room, give the name of the applicant and receive a number. :2
commercial and industrial interests of
th - l 1' - O I I . o ' - u .
”2,333,221, States W0“ ‘1 be great 3 ad The appended 11st of prizes speaks for itself. News boys and news girls in strivmg for
ZETTE may take part. Any bright lad or lass can compete for the prizes on the same terms
After this initial statement it was . ‘ . . . . ,
deemed advisable to read the Seem- them Will not merely be working for the prizes but making more money than ever before.
tary’s bill in details and discuss it sec—
tion by section. The bill has the same It is a great chance for bright boys and girls and there is little question of the way they will
features as outlined by the Secretary
[n his report to Congress, and the chief t1 eat it
points are: '
The establishment in the Treasury c ’ ‘ ‘ ‘ '
Department of a Division of Issue and ‘
Redemption. '
Transferring to the said division of .. . I
$125,000,000 ”in United States gold coin, ~ , .
and such further sums of standard sil— ' e l S
ver dollars and silver bullion, pur- . . I
chased under the act of Congress, July
[4, 1890, as shall equal the silver certifi- n ,
cates Outside the Treasury and Treas- ' "
ury notes of 1890 outstanding on the , ,
date when this act shall take effect, No.1—A Scholai ship of Ten Weeks’ PerSonal Instinction in the Academic, Business
and thereafter the gold and silver coins _ . . _ .
and bullion hereby transferred from bhorthand, Typewrlt-lng, Telegraphy and Penmanship Departments 01‘ Easfman Busingss
the general, fund in the Treasury as .
herein provided shall be increased or I
diminished, as the case may be, in ac-' college.
“Nance With the ”Wis‘ons 05 this No. 2—A Complete Course [Instruétion by Mail book included] in Shorthand, at
act, and in no other way.
The Secretary is authorized to re—
ceive any of the 5 per cent. bonds of EaSlmall BIISIIIQSS ”allege-
1904 and the 4 per cent. consols of 1907, .
and to issue inexchange coupon or No 3—A Complete Course [Instruction by Mail, Without books] in Bookkeeping. at
registered bonds of the United States.
The bonds authorized shall be re- Eastman Business college.
deemable after ten years, payable in
United States gold coin, and exempt _ p ' ' . .
from an taxation; they may be dépos_ No.4 A Ten Weeks’ Course [Instru tion by Mail] in Shorthand, at Eaglman Bus.
ited as security for national bank cir- . - , ‘ ' ‘
culating notes to an amount not ex- "less collegel l ’
needing a bank’s capital. The amount
i -‘ of bonds so issued‘shall not exceed No. 5-—A Complete Set of Shakespeare’s Works? 8 volumes
,. ' ' :200,000,ooo.
deemed, but to enable the Sec1etary of . . . N0. 13—Si1yer Dollar.
A wide range of discussion occurred NO. 6—Pair 0f Nickel Plated Club skates.
. FIRE INSURANEE
the Treasury more thoroughly to carry.
on Section 2 of the Secretary’s bill, ' , ' .1
which is as follows: ' N0 7—Rugby FOOt- Ball
‘ out the Provisionseontained in this act . No. 14—One-half dozen Handkerchiefs.
he is hereby authorized to exchange; ‘ '
“Section-2. That all United States
I I ' any of the funds in the Division of Is- . if K ‘ ___ 9 ' ‘ ' ' . .
A Wise Man Keeps noun... , No. 15 Boy 8 Wmdsor Tie. , ‘ .
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Charge to Account EVENING GAZETTE, Nor’wallt, Conn. "
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tion, shall be redeemed from the re. ‘ - .. - . _
demption fund herein provided, in ac- No._9-—Pa1r Of BOY’S OI‘ Girl’s Fme Shoes. i
cordance with the terms of existing/ _ . ' ’ ‘ .
law; but the notes and certificates so No. 10-Sjlk Gloma Umbrella, \
redeemed shall be held in and consti- ,_
tute a part of said fund, and shall not ‘ _ _ ’ 7 ,
be withdrawn from said fund nor dis- NO' 11 .1303] S SlGd.
bursed, except in exchange for an ' - ‘
' equivalent amount of the coin in which ,, NO- 12‘F0ur‘bladed POCket ~Kn1fe-
said netes or certificates , were re- ~
notes, Treasury notes of 1890, and sil- - 9 . . .
ver certificates presented for redemp- NO' S—BOY S SlVBateP, a beau‘LY: one Of the beSt'
funds which may be in the general . g. ‘
, fund of the Treasury Department. , No..16—Half Dollar 1n Silver. , 0;
“Provided, That nothing in this act" ‘ . ‘ ,
‘2 - I . d shallv-be construedas repealing that - . v « '
1115 Home nsure o .- ~ . - . . . ,
,, .1 v 1890, which provides that there shall= _ ~ _
' be outstanding at any time no more ' / 2 ~ « . » . -
and no less of the Treasury notes au- '
thorized by said act than the silver
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.Agalnst F1re.___._ 22.222322155222222 .222:
Treasury, purchased with said notes.” 1
Mr. Gage explained in detail the plan
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T E. BEST}? “IMPANIES I REPRESENTED ”HEW-{f $21.00 [to this oflde 945 :a new, subscription to the
this was to accumulate $200,000y
the demand obligations, placing,
aside, where they Would; relieve 1 ,_ ' l ' ‘ . ' .. ~. .
22°“ -- LYG‘rAZE-TTE and NEW roanwsnz.
At the same time he did not cons! . ' ' ' . , . . , _ - »_ , 4 ‘. , . ,- ,, ' , . ., ,
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' ' 2122.2222222222.earthen“; . LY TRIBUNE will be credited. With . 50 sales for
mittee adjourned, Chairman Walker . ,, - , . ~ ‘ ,
‘ . _ took the typewritten copy of Mr. . . 4 _ . .
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are e . 1
200'! 1. GEZETTE Blllllllllli, - a is o JEBWILK 001m $31 grime: and waive n referred 012- every subscriber obtamed. -.- , -.
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l L l ' Th: Stereiagndld not finish his argu- f ‘ ' ' ' ‘ .
. ment, and will appear before the com- .,
'rriittee again to-day. He created a ’- '
l ’ ' « most favorable impression, and the ‘_
- members of the committee declared his
explanations were most clear and his ‘
arguments strong.
0U read this advertisement If it had'been . “mg—“Ti; an . , ‘ ' , I - -'
Y yours and others had read it, how much’ - ‘ S; Fratncsiszo,“Dex-17f—ghefdore ‘ HeIp the NEWSbOYS and Newsglrls to WI" the
good it might have done. Send in year adv- , Durrant. in an interview. says: "I 'Wil1
i ' . b h d. I k th it help is
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