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fa'«B< till Avmha
Andreas all eeerauajeatiaaa erd reraJt
•aToee 10 tie POTTI NTEM.IOENC**
f> **RT.I°TITNO CO Best'le. Wash.
A •UASAIITIE.
n« Fs*t«M«WfMMSf kwsly ysf
(Ml Ma slwm<M< s tees /Me f«W rte>
Mie«ee. ffiiy, Wrtktf *M loeifey,
listU (Asi •/ aey e»fcer e'«>psr*r ; «•+-
Hi>«l to iv %ii>f (•«. aa-
Wr<<«4«9 r*nfra;t< w«i fce m»m4m lat/Mt
9a uu
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'cvnly «a< OfkHe'
SEATTI.F. Tin FMDAT. MEPT. 10.
"If 13 cents' worth of sflvsr can bo made
Ic'o a dollar cents then the d*>--
lar will be ckeaper t-han now and will
fc* Jjat as hard to getMcKmley.
MR. HOtt Alt PI AO FIT AN< K.
People who wer* favorably impressed
With Garrett A. Hoi art's e; ■ e. h of ac
cept an<»- sosns we»sts age Iti New Jersey
will have their good op nions of him <-oa
firrr.M sr.' str *r ever >-A ■/* f • -rirnal
Jitter of s >p'ar>ie publish- d th:« m irn
ing. It is on» of !hs strorg'st and most
h.irir.i *«-like rto • iments th.it ha« t r.\i» far
app«-<ii*rt !n ttu- campaign, an.' t .« clear
an-i arguments for sound
mon y ti:» r-dn contain- 1 are a m 0:.4 the
(■>* st j<-1 presented by the advocates of
*n hon- *t currency.
Mr. Ho'»art oourd* a keynote when he
*4vi that we must ceaso J .ggl.ng with this
q ieation if w< are to ontir. Ie to hoM our
place among the gr: it .-omnv-r »l r.a - ons.
Taniperiiig a l:h th. rr u- y j a ays
darigt-rous, and hNtu-y 1 »«n 'hat
even » suggestion of d ng !' result* in
distrust and gta-lually !-. r< ,--'.rig ; res
»ion In trade businea How serious
the disturbance would b< with the thrust
ing of a 63-cent dollar upon the people
can bo easily Imagined by ttmse wh<> have
ngperieni *d the dfrnurai./a! >n brought
«bo It by a depreciated currency.
The real character of the egi*'. ation
proposed by tha followers of Mr. Bryan
has never been more clearly sat forth than
♦»y tho KepuhH-an antlidate for vice ; res
ident, and it Is only ne -.: yto read his
letter to obtain a fair c.>n -«ption f ths
havoc free silver would raise among the
rich and poor alike. The s;fT<rers would
be found everywhere ar.d no c,a«* or »>ec
tion would escape the e'.dl results which
would be sertain te follow the change to
the sliver standard
air. Hsbsrfs disansslon of Che flr.a-c'al
problem te that of a man who has sought
te haadle hlo »ul»Jeot in a common s#nss
way, and ha has st- aedej admirably.
Hs la matter-of-fact all through, an.l his
argument# Mmnot fall to appeal to all ia
teUtgeat aad falr-mtnd-d clt:x-na.
UIVATOK r \srrni>A\ N i o«io.
Senator Easterday, of Piercs cosirty, who
das reoentiy bolted and annnur: t ! Ins *d
hsrencs to iha Populist party, UJ.
In a rsaent tssue of tbe T* 'oris News, to
e-iiins hla r*a*j>rs for ths oo r*e Ths
•niy ons whloh, however, he la able t®
stats oiesrt> - is that hs t» ,e\*s the' '»r
frss coinage a \er ** Igoto ;ar 1 • • »
that he is a hi-i •e' a'' sle g ,ve» <■ ' il-
Va' st* i. « rr.*- n *>- : , < all
wr »i;' ap; re 'a'c aj- ;! » •. t- •
'"i ."ere Is in the w<T,i p-a hr t ,a
name quantity of Om (Wf Mttll a: '.hs
c>' -«e r*'. », !lf tbe \'i :-kA t i u ■
•11 s't' w' h y rtc i * t »s
f e •"s ' e b- * -»»• of i
s> * 1o -e w:b • • r a ' -bs
w lb a "" - c' " t t i -? « e
It* » - n .(r
wc -< r i f k the
value » ' « vr . * v' i \ o!
Supply a; J J'n'S 1 V m i m -t A t
Cf ft Id."
ff# e. ,-ne 'bftt Mr F". s« * *J*y ;a
S •rei\ k ' ' , .»
that • * "a , a' i • I a e .\ ee
a »'a .s a' f : i » t
I »; » ' • ' v\ 1 e ■ o
t c - ,\
f: n - a . ti'S
sc |)s silver standard * pooo
the f; • n «g.» If he .» tn »
f - • •• u: . -
t 4 • V "■
fa ' s are :>si
» » il . . ere
Is pf*. ••• a • , . i gold
s\e • - »
a»
a•»• ■ ■ s
ao; ' t e \ > s -
*
\. r ~s .' e »* « , s f ' : •
c•«*• i * v -
S- to 1 w-.-b f' e . " « ; «« -be
v- ■ h » . .e - •
For -aa'.i., v - -
ji • n
v a
A '
ft " or < ■ « • •
r u ■' '' e e • ■■ • ■ *
lv j 11 »u < ' i-t (,f ->i
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e 4 ' • \ m 0
t •>'{.' o - - 1 -V #
1-. >I ta » 4 < i« « >: - - •>s
f 1 pre ' ' a ■ < 1'
Oi- . *•« 1i 4 1 ■.':**.* r ■' * »
w »r •* *• x k * 'a ' J
to 1. If that » a ' wv > t\r i;<
pr f «."•><• h '■ 4 • ;•
I- was bat f*S re:; - a b b w •. V e
t' • ;u" on \a ce .>? a» h ' *
est-:a
T. - me tela are net be < - - * •
fav - *nv*b'-g "ke th- * -■ ? =' > rv
t- , . *<< v t-eer "• ft'v «a «
is • • p->! "*n ra * sa« *
o- \ •>- to cne s f * '1 " 4,p
--f * <-'\r ' *
♦ <. - »■ j tr ft <" te -r
v. : e \s a at" • *e -
a. rr* « t *> c >: v e ":
V *5 • *< W * :% < ■" > " *
e • « 4 • ■ .>«•,J.-;" -- **s dv
pearly S per ceet. iltec that open s»i* p i
tttin S f.» . *.«• I "a-
araeunt of s!>ar in sxistenc# is apprexl
ir.s'ely !< oarsees to I 0f go' 4. he 1* evi<i«-at
-3y relying mfi on John Vilsy't famow
eifn- •« tfcat The Almighty ptac»d those
in rhe ear* . at tha* rs* e.~ thin hs
Is oa the -ii Sr.'armatiO'n which fca
••old Un sasily MQ-i'.rwl.
Them Is ons other p'ace of tr: forma Cea
»h!", Xr. ■fce-erday might acquire If he
» !<k« the pauna ta iook up rtacsuos,
arsd tha* ia that there neve- has b»en a
a.ror e year, frcar. IS® 4o*a to the present
i tif when the com meet ia? iralue o? •Si
y»r bulJior has not differed from the ">!s
--•«e ir wb*n the pro* has cot "jc
tce*»d to e>m» extant !a the market q*o
tatioaa •
MR. BKTA7T** IRTTK*.
Mr. Bryan he« accepted thle time
t.ir iC" tha ar»*d*urii of a letter
to v-,e ohalrmaa of the Democratic not:fi-
cav ;B eommlttee H.i§ letter wl" be
read by e* ery iii:el:l«»nt irJpporter of Mr.
Bryan wlLh a d-a tin at een#e o? dtsap
pontnvent. It makes no pretense wnat
e- »r of dia.;iasta« the tsrues before the
p+vi:« in this campaign, but ia confined
a.rr, ex -•* '■ - ' to th.» annunciation of
r rave been often far bat
ter and to som» feahie "parase
mor.w. 1 it," t.".e soie c rit of which la
to be fojt;d 'n the rhetorical flnisL. not
in tha <n of thought or novelty of
expression. There are many of the state
ments made In the letter of auicepiance
w;*n which noat people will agree. Tht
fro j hi© Is that the piatform on wr. :r, llx
J rv in stands and the policy to which he
a 1 tue i'c/pai'at party are ooa«nitt':d, are
5n irre..»nrilable oonflct with tie utter
ances of his letter of acceptance. Tais ap
pf-srs from almoat the o;>en!Dg sentence
of the letter and -lOßtinuts until the close
t r example. In the Introd . tory part
o' r Mr Bryan says: ' Demo-racy
re* differen.-ea In wealth. Nether
r .aa ncr poverty can be invoked in be
f of or agali >t any clttaea." The bulk
f.' 'he platform utterar>. *■* of Mr. Bryan
: .ring tala campaign have devoted
to the attempt to array clas« against class,
to endeav »r to prejudice those who have
not aecumiiated weal: h against those
who by thrift, sagacity, better business
training or accidental advantages, have
n ted them*elvta a;k)V- r r -salty of
inual lalior for their support, li.s "n
!:•- camps.<n thus fir has been a cam-
In 6 -n a»~a. r.st property, so f.»r as his per-
A 1 utter:in es ar» and he
ii - used a* his leading argument that the
• iti.aul policy which he is endeavoring
hare this country adopt w.il tend to
i: the holders of property.
s denunciation of ths national banks
«•* is eour.try will be rather amusing
every one excepting v ssibly Mr. Ar
ri, ir Sew all. of Maine, the dlst ngulahed
n i 'onal bir>k president %%ho 1? Mr. Bry
an' ssso-.-iate on the Popocratlc national
ti 'ket. Fnselbly this attack »n national
liank* preaages the early r»".r>- ' n* of Mr.
g. .vail from tha ticket, and the acceptance
of T«-m Watson *• the sole running mate
of Mr. Bryan Mr. Watson w!l heartily
Indorse this paragraph of the letter
On tht» qu* ,■*'! >n "f p«:,«ione Mr. Bryaft's
letter of acceptance is again in strong
ontrast with the policy to which he and
h'.s party are commlfw!. Mr Bryan give*
to the truism that "no natitm
can affo r l to be unjust to Its defenders."
This d»ef not, however, prevent Mr.
Bryan from b»ing still in hearty acoord
with the pol'ry of hts party, which pro
p »s to cut d wn the value of pensions
* y paying them for the future in debased
i! a -ft of half the present standard value
Mr, Bryan *«y« ags'n: "Since the ppo
rt ' ers of W'-sith crea'e the ration's pr «s
--!•-:>• in t'.m*s of r*S'*e an! defend the
? t M -"'s "»g in t.nie of peril, their '.nter
« « o gilt tt a!" times to be cc sldered
I f tii>«* » - anJ in if :U positions "
The sentiment is perfectly :n> x fption
s's aci is ? w'rh on# r»f Mr. Bryan's
' est rh*iur al ff •■r!s-.» > « It do*s not
ielrart anyth * from the »- ntiment. hew
» •» m-: 1 it n-t* on Mr Bryan's
rl Jf, t -*'. l IttMlkt to ths fact
t tt Mr B'vn when n -'* l position"
a« a m of the F'fty-'ivrt congress
v. « vne of .» --1 earna-'vo «'»s of
a ol'cy «h.' b * : loe»«1 the d >o's of
«•? is of fa * * anJ ti at hs is
i rstv v a'irg s p.--'.' ~y wh- h w '.l .-j? ths
* v». e of s In two. Hs
.... ». »v # ;n*eres*-» of iabor and
* -s »*•».■> s'»s a s n •>'« dstr mer.ta
the ' 'ercK'n of t th.»n anv ti. n*
» -i*h has v »en serio sly pre; Off! d:r -r
* • ''f<» time.
e says ««sin that t v s r*mvra' -
r* '? '*w ' 1 be r<»*r»*nt *o its '■ to
*» • ' v« vj-nrry ' !• re- jp'k !
t" * >gaJ r'a' t cf th»»» so'
**' b 11 * * "* » c- I ** v* *''' -n
- «. <i «*- ' o-e» -rivcß s , -'» , r "
« >'r i'-yjn « >r» >.* * v « n «•
« f-• ;*-« s .'" cf a
v - w" - * rr* ' * -ne 'hs s'-irg-
II gregatlons of rr**'' 1 :" in the world,
• «* « f » ver r- ne »»ners. V
V <- » , «»T" V V .'"C * v —.
, ... ,■»;». , T »t— -nt tr • « to --in
t>»e pcedtww of thetr
• « a • ' - ' e » • « s -
* •*» t t v " -- > f th's - n• ry
• ,v - '---i « * '' - o te a '«ir»i
rh f * f- n rr.aV
- ;• •» » - is any
' **• i. - * f - >ney.
\ • * * 4 ' t K e *" t x>rt of *** *
er *»r a ' - *
» - ' ' -■V .» ' I •»'"'» ff "fXit'M
(• * * • -# 'rfo k » vK" >:s
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, * » . • «■ -r"T -*'~s«'-g **e '
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r • **••* * * s v-ii.
• Is ♦ • M'r • F *»rrt ee. tar T
• r ■■». *- •> * ♦ * «th s own
■» on "h « ■ < • *b'-h » s e
i w'* v >• *-'-*•-« r--«m
* * - * ' v 1 e«• a cn
t » rr »'v* ' » ba-*» that
f* * - *• * e - *■ *n nf v- 1 - 1
<• - " » *■ - « - ■« ~
m < ■ tn. ** v b **'-*•• r> a it
Tbe"» • ons *---'•■• ,v « *~ c
r-t • v W v ' h W - « -»-
" V >-.,«■ * ,
« ■' * 'e ass -«• i- \ a -- .
* s • * v '« "The -».• * if •«
co - ry s tvr.g as a high cwrt, must
: in ;be oa.-«se wn: >.
* atnst huwanltjr **
» •*hat ' >'.f »n*
« be * *; - v c- grred cf »: \ r
e »; *, r-- d'>; ■'e-t a : -
fx>er«e f* *. cth-r laisfswts o* »
v ,--; try. rha arsll not oe «...e -
»irt*e c- »: «w» t-* f tne * >««
f ths ocoatry. rediaos la <»«Jaa see-half ths
ssrings * 3 * prowidaat sr»d thrifty, and
r»pti<fea:s one-telf the obligations of d»
natkm. In order that ihtf may adi a few
mere millions to their horde a: tha aa
p»r..*e af luiaisaltj.
A GOOD KHTD OF CONSPIRACY.
If -he «r!s-.in* gold standard ts a con
sp'rary against humanity, a* Mr. Bryan
wo.ld hare h'j fellow dtlasns believe,
tr.-;~e are a food many people who w.l
h ->r" the cocyp:rtng w?2! continue The
jcuring which we have been saffer
lcj from . this cooapiracy have been
t e naoet prosperous ;n th« nation's hla
ory We huve practically beea under oar
pr< *eat itindird for sixty years, and. as
a matter of fact, th 4 greateat progress has
rr.iide in thia country ainoe acme vla
ionarr people becaa to imagine that there
a conapiracy on foot. One would rup
;-r*e frsm the Popullstic taik commonly
. card, that we have been gradually
down til- Taa truth is we nave been
HJizg up Under the exiatlas etandaru
tne vax.Cfment recorded ia thie ooun
t;j has been the marvel of the world.
"i.-:e has been no but an
tae contrary a pfcenomenai gain in wealth
popu.atjca and power. The history of the
United States durirg tne past a carter of
a century s a clear refutation of the aa
aeruan that the existing standard
is a conapiracy formed to bring rula upon
t..e country and its people.
SOT A SEW THING.
The Pop 'list agitation for a debasement
of tfte coinage system of the country has
had many an historical counterpart w.th
.lis difference; that in the older cases the
attempt to tnfllct a debased currency upon
the people was uniformly the desire of a
tyrant who sought to enrich himself at
the expense cf ft:s subjects. and suofe at
tempts were strenuously resisted by the
people, while today the di-magoguea are
seeking to persua ie the peopie to debase
their own currency for their own impov
erishment.
The memory of one of those historical
ins tnci s ts krpt ailve in the old Orange
nait to King William; "Who saved us
from papery, brass money and wooden
shoes." ia Mivrch, l<vv James 11., ths self
exiled king of England, landed on the
Co. v£t of Ire.and. in the attempt to
more gain his crown. Ha assembled the
Ir>.-h parliament in Dublin. That parlia
m- n:. while loyal to htm, would not fur
r..sh him with nectssary supplies, so he
was forced to a desperate expedient,
which Ma aulay in his history of Eng
.a:id describes ajs follows:
James could, he thought, at once extri
cate himself from his financial difficul
ties by the simple process of calling a
faruhlt.g a shilling. The right of coin
age was undoubtedly a flower of the pre
rugative, and. In his view, the right of
ci'-.ning Included the right cf debasing
the coin. Pots, pans, knock«rs of loore
.1 pieces of ordnance, were carried to
the mint. In a short time lumps of b*s«
K.etai, nominally worth rear a million
sterling, intrinsically worth about a six
tieth part of that sum. were in circula
tion. A royal edict declared these pieces
to be legal tender in ail ca?es whatever.
A mortgage of a thousand pounds ster
ling was cleared off by a t>«g of counters
made out of old kettles Ths creditors,
who complained to ths court of chancery,
wert told by Fitton to take their money
and begone.
"But of all clasees the tradesmen were
the greatest losers At first they raised
Ehttr demands, but the magistrates met
this heretical machination by putting
forth a tariff regelating prices. Any
man who belonged to the casie now domi
nant might walk into a snop, lay on the
counter a bit of bra*# worth dree pence
and carry off goods to the value of hai*
a guinea. Legal redress wai out of the
question. Of ail the plagues of that time
none made a deeper or more lasting im
prevjlon on the minds of the Protet'ants
c>; Dub'.in than ths plague of the briisa
ir. mey."
The "American policy" of Mr Bryan, it
> w ; be .«?!•:! is not original with the Pop
ulists or the silver mine owners. The at
tempt to coin hull! in at a nominal rate
in excess of i:« commercial value has
been tried under the English crown and
repudiated there And it may be added
that t:ie "legal tenler" enaotmcnta fay
* h h the Pop • « .ista propose to compel
i red ors to take dr .ised money In full
tat'-fa lion of debts were Invented by
r ■a! tyran's for the purpose of
f -c. a d-based money Into circulation
at Its n«>ml-;al *i> te T: ej w • re ~n',> effec
tual in permit :1 - g debtor* to swindle tnelr
cre-i TS on<*e after that y price* were
r-4 ••».! and • ntra-'ta made on tfce b;«*ls of
I the aft net the fiat, value of the de-
J baaed coin
PCKE FS\TI-*M.
Mr Fry an tr.->i»is ev«ry few dav* that
I free <• ■ -*<» wl! br .g the ;ritr;ns!e value
| of the s ver •-! v'.ar up to I'. '23 Ail that Is
I ->w*ary ia a iittl* (OnratAMt fiat. Now
I If by • ner* legislative enactment 81%
g.-j - is of ai'iv.-r ••an be ma *e worth J:
%v ■ • «op .it ;> « • !•■>» fg-sre? W •;>• nt
r ke It w :r;h T- 3? It la nm - nse to
<i\ t• xi free c* w I a.: • m-e the
p.- of silver to a certain figure with
; t taking :n . ; m OO what th-»
o • tof the "••'.v«r n nes tray or may not
b - T■> say t: at t- i«e t v :» government
**:h fr«* t«« ' as r JS :*S d. ;.ar stamp
er a c-»va r arr -unt of « er. therefore
tt w" 'e Kcr-ii ; .it »' ii t eg vernmeat
« v j it ■.st to be * • th * • v, r.g more
* »» .an u jf t * * *»: P ? i!v
j «-n • e ts no sound, economical
! v e ; • '»d *» \h M*
: P-yart ho.di g tie • .ver m'.A Immndla'e r
■ d • s tn va...s if -ntry adop's
*• • ar.l t~ - e of free
j • -oiin" « ? as •: it s *eft a ;on
i tenttoa is st* 1
The a «'.» Cf -V*aj" -g u *-aa
had the re,' '*• on b- * * cemrnow
wea.th * h a. :t v e h. ne>t-tMr.k'n* c ti
ts--s. It * w *- . wltl
* . -h ha .'s be'R overrun Pop
* •* n »-5i be * »e o* th.e h.aa »'vi-s,>d
tn fe A* T.atl « f o fs.de people. It
» >4 fo".y row t> ai* -w -. - " t#-
t: ■» - a-e to •*e *' ike.- b» tjrrlr.# puM t
a" -» J' v tc hs r ;'i*ta
v -.a-: what the am? Tt of w.<»e-»
in the N.tT ts. If it a t!#d up aci
b r' t ecrvae no i:»*f . p«.•* T a-i
» . t♦ no better w- all theu»e o ear,# cf
' e v - ehlch the Pa « % prom %e.
v : <«» r.v-t get ~:o c.-. \ -.n and
It » . re -er *e; :r.ctw i it!- 2 * r-.oa:
a -*■ - •' - -a T*it cc£*--er.»e
* r > me u- *7 Mr Fry.vn
The \Yapa Pt;-ot aavs that Ho.v A. S
of P*--'*•.; o- v .nt w... r„n «.a as
i- t Hep /. Ucau ca.'4l.late for the
i - •* er BcAse o* the iegta.a.tu.** freer, tht
THE SEATTLE POST-tNTEIiIGEXCKB, THTTBPDA T,
Twentr-fifth dlatrtrt. It !s » *y* bopod
that Mr Bash, if he has allowed -U racr.e
to be used, wi*i see that It is withdrawn
befare ejection say. He **« * caadfdate
far the aominatlan befors the 1 sGrtct
convention. hot C. C. Dal ton. of liwj-j
•was also in the 2-! J end to«c*na« the con
vention"# eha'ce. Mr. 9*j»ts has been :* ;»
honored with elec• lor. to the legislature
and if hts pres-r.t Independent rand*is ry
has been brought about through jrqus -r
d hs many acquaintance#
throughout the s*ate -will be surprised at
L;s aetiom.
Mr. Bryan eoctiiruea to sar that -
gold standard if a conspiracy agiirst the
human race, ar.3 he has reiterated it
ler.g that he may cow possToly be-.; eve :t is
•o. At any rate. It wouid he im
possible to eonvtnss hi in now That the
conspiracy he talks about exists only in
the tr.inda «f a few srrat'.c tttlnksrs iihe
himself.
Mr Bryaa says that free eetnags will
leeeec the purchasing power of tbe dollar
That i» oce reason why .he working trar.
etoojifi oe against free silver. He wan"s
a iioiiar stijcn will purchase as mueh as
posaibla not one which w .1 purchase iess
teaa the dollar he nrrw 9 elves.
Populist# <So not Inspire anl
whsre or.e £n2s a Populist government
there he wUi 2nd everything at a stani
•tilL The growth of Washington
not be retarded by the biigbt of
ascendency.
Th# Republican ticket nominated at Ta
coma has been approved in ail parts of
the state as being a good, clean, strong
oaa from 'op to bottom, and it is grawing
mors 'n favor every day.
Bryai is finding it a dlfti.'ult task to *e:
claa» against class, and the attempt to
array section against section wid also be
a faiiure.
Senator Carter believes tn free gtlvar.
but be is not going to taks It in any so.u
tlon such as was concocted at Chic**o Ji
Juiy.
Tho la>udoa Financial N«w> Article
sliu«n ta i»e a For_:« ry.
No slr.g e pubii auon of the s..ver syn
dicate :.aa ait:#. ted so much s.;ent.ou
a» a .ca»l< ; eu:,;.'C. t "The Grip o. vie.d,
which iur.s to g.ve a
the L«.ndoo x'.r.an_,a. Nc*> of \.Arcn i.',
iVi«;. egpre»»«ng tr.e opinion that tae ale; -
I.on wf free coinage of s.iver :u the
*?.A.cS WOU.d be u aI« t^gcO u* to
land and ha.pikii to m« trade and busi
ness of this country.
Millions of coy.es of this document nave
bee:, spread broadvast by the orgAn.iA
wnich is u* pruXessir.g to be penn.'.css
ah J unab.e 10 put ..u.a*.« arguments
before th» people.
T.;e arucie, which is entitled "The Grip
of Gold," bethis aj JLoaiun.
Ma. -:i 10, ildv. The ILondoa Finan iai
Xe as says. "The finance! jatw.-n in t:.-»
United States is ver> serious." It t
proceeds to say taat w aile the trau; . i
the world ;s> now in the hands of England,
it would not ren.o.n so if iht United Stat.-»
should adopt the tree and unlimited coln
aga of sl.ver, that rates of interest would
fail in this country, bjs.mss revive, and
thf L*i.::e i States would capture ;; t c t.ie.-
ness of the world. It closes by saying.
"When that issue comes before th? people,
England will regret her apathy a-.d ad
herence to the 6ingle goid standard."
The absolute falsity of the entire state
ment u shown by the fallowing e4.tor.al
t.»kf3 from the London Financial News
of August 13, lai*3:
"We have received numerous Setters
from A.r.ej*ican ienis. containing
purports to t>e editorial® from the
London Financial News, aid which have
been reprinted in various \Ve*;.>rn papers
as "campaign literature.' One Omaha pa
per prints an article stating that it is from
the l»ndon Financial News, of March 10.
No such article was ever printed by us,
and its whole •-•nor is d-rectiy opp s ( -d to
•he view w« have taken cf the effect of
free silver in the United States. So far
from advocating free »s.v< r coinage we
have persistently pointed cut that it spells
repudiation and the withdrawal of ail En
glish capital."
The g*me pape*r in its issue of the fol
lowing day, August 11 says:
"it is not surprising that the American
market improved yesterday, fir a more
wetched manifesto than that of the *V>y
ora*->r' cou'.d be conceived. Mr.
Pry an by his speech at the Madison Square
Garden convicts h'rr.s»'f either of ss'ound
irg Ignorance or of a * "fil perversion of
the truth To te lan Intelligent audience
that v e free eoinaae of s ver by the
Vnlfed ftates alone w- ui d raise th-- b.iilon
value of sliver to it* coinage value, and
m »k<- ■ liver b i' ion worth-ft 25* per ounce
in roll throughout the w.y'.d is an amaz
ing 7»r a mar to r.iaV» rho Is
♦ '-»> forth" presider. v fa ereat
countrv a« Mr Bryan t« pre- ;mab'v.
r ' w" n*du.n , r.i h° m*.«t 'T >w that
*-•« «■ aTerr.ent, wh' *h even the m - ' rabid
h 1 - —•»' i"'«t r;>n no! *wa "w. !« ab« '!"ely
opp i*ed t1 the truth. b.:i whet v - he is
t>niv »T- S"IV ->r*RT -r a- U" 1 * r:.-J'o-«
»-,- ■ -i; hat out Inp c h* h-■ ne" be ha»
«v, v.,- .-.ria speech r w v
>,*, '« *vecnm* the h»ai of the
p-., the
;>f ir< an* f^rce^v
!-*« b-'-eun unu j -a ly early tVs v»sr.
p - - 11'». '•> th, s '*« » t v ' e facts
•re 1 »<*••">v»r-i In tr» to permit
• e to understand that a
a**eTnrt hn« h*en made
c .-» W- w ' r-'« '• m ;-h re-
Van e *ircri "! *tnre" of '"-'s ,w
t»- r>r that which emaii'M frcm a-ich
So':n>'».
T he Flnmnr n' t't - < imnitijn.
. p• v Mr" ->♦ ear
• , « a .•>->-*r 4V -'-c rr> v * rar»:v of
th-* -a*! -a T v e *' Vet w one h-ed
i' i rwo ' * :* In a s*ate >f v^rv
, . --p ■ > :«• a» '«» * v »
' • • i js-n - ** which «hall
the part "f *he r"i" w w .r. ofT the
V»-\ v » «at on ® -ii" #n.« W*-!tor a ri
h th in ' '.*e wi-h Prvjp, nr a* le».«r
f <« *o v V t n*t*hee 'a 'n tm-» wl'h fe
-> ,k - a- I »*a V" «r«•«:« at * other sha '
perf rm 'he «• •. wine c" a--.
-- V * \t» Wate h*» J :«t taken the
;■> »j •, - '0 ' w e extent
* a n«-w« <?er >o'.urf-n to as y o, >• t K »
• ■ i- ar-* a fn! t'-K»? »a a eontradtc
a-ii "at c **-;'l w « - > •-< r»n the
tO • * v .k . - p-'- •'
eam;>a en to the nor and to K *r
•>■«» Korthara and Baateen Dem rati
f-->-n -•» 'trier
t' •>- of Bn '- a Pr- tMatie pr>- teltlsa He
th i e '■*%:! a a r**" 1 "•»-'''"-r a' -• >
OstWvra* V *-He- two th • sr* *h« c-: ■■
p<a*f->"m '*»■•>;are# to t*> ah m -at* i-• an*
'r-ima*e-» - v a* in orler * ■> >•<., '
a.nd ta" of th» ticket flt each other and
the t'-k»- dt 'he -• a'* —m -'♦ wall mus'
f>' ** »•-* ]#t Tl'atsor s*t on
T'te *--• "e# sts n ■
' i; ?-wail a not ?nly a.- *' - v
h • a 'k •• «a ir»- * v e- r v *<-» -
- PNR • NOR R-AV »; -,->)!:«- A ;-S
h « 1»!er- >a ■' t"v V.■»«; W *-*on of
the r-.re pree'tency by r*rra r'n* oa a
f - *ha: car't be »'a-» tf he r-mists
tn his oNe-ancv T>»r» !» r - • nv *
a trae of fi- » r 1 > r Wat
•~n s htM ar * n--*-e MMMMK
Ncth to the reader* It ts to t>«
• %t .««wall Wrep r m order to rtre
v, , . - a<■* a • rt orr : • 4 - - - yf k■«
' - I- - ' They «-e f ;;:er
a lbs -a- p«a,«r. Sa.« >«; rarn e-e-l.
*>r r»n th" -1 -r» ff -rn,
-If : \al a rr|. 'MI »fi " sa * >~
Jjha 9 M -« v y re■ «-r.tly. 'I w-jld give
1 at ft -ket nor -a'-' it v .• , cc> fw,.
ralt«4l S-ates *a.» ind •-# c: - .»
a*- tard be Andrew J4 .. - >*, r sixty
y ■ i a a a a. t w # r, a■ # •-
« -e *am to 1 f-x
a a dforecia-ed - .rr- n •%. ,;ea,-#n.i
--' - -J « %>T.X.e- • •, w -j. J
•_a to tio ... aj.c ;n
THt •'Oall' OF GOLD."
I*TS, bara'tse ! r-j-.rd it as rep.s-* at:or.
in .tiec-iae and - K ■ »r S-n a",
in the if« «ttt to Av«r « where Cox-y
ar 3n*r are tr? -g to lard an,
"Associated with this s,«*anit an rh«t
credit a-..i *nan u he>" 1 ~ of the country
•* the la* -« spirit that sr. mates :h-»
Populist party everyw re. The V ~g. \
peo~> m .5* row whetfcer they w:i
fa-.-.: by Cleveland or fo»lo w Defbs and
OJKJT."
"tlref jurrl
Ph
T>e IV.ted S'at-s department of acrl
c. "ire has :ssue.i an inter-'s: -g circular
"•> * S-cr-'-age. protu-..vf08 and \A ue
°* " .".--pal farm crops ir. ih scour.try
t. 1> i oij -i a.l va - « st.iud n ♦
;'or :o y
and * istpor ant. tn » . ,i.v
u »r. to know -t; tie equ:\a
- y ' ■ r. -go. 1 ai an average for »-a -h
e>*. en da- ■■■•ar 11< \.o*» n» . Jit
Vv3, . •"4 S_V.I.S. l>riS, J'.-".. .v ■
J-i i.- " j: « . "jsy 5"5« ;><;•. %iss t».
1 --- Siti i.
ir T. fl« i . J . j,
T.-e ft..-- - ur>l*, prepared fr**tn cir
c'U.i.."4 :s.- y • -<e trea>ur> ant *gr:
cu .t; ir will i>e founi of
rr ' ~ o ;r. for < lv .-r ■■<. *
« average ? ;- c nae uDv-. ooii..
a -fat, -J6 *. rya, buckw heat a -i
C'-'ia;oea At ;ae bu-..e. rate, hay, by »he
ton, .0.:v.c0, by ,e pound. m»f» jk- W.
t»arre. a New York.. For aeverau
of tx# cotr.ns, -.: e a no esiiri-.Ate of cixip
was prepare.: jy L'n.ieJ States ue
f«artnr.en; .f agr. u. ure for ISW to UV-.
In rhe preiarat;on of ;;.e fractions
of cents have dtecardeJL 5 m;..s or
over b«<ng credits! as- a » s n; and 4 m...a
or .taa ociiiied.
B*r
i eira St.ver "'orn.Wheat. o>a*a Rye. lev
ty k» ■> $. iv :»J Ji iS si 01
i)3 5-.» i 140 >.y
-5 ...... . ts ■'3 i u i ISj
I** 1 a "5 M 4"* 27 S2
>•'> i 33 14 4ti *2 »
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is if HA 5W » l«d >»> S-*
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lv<" 9» 41 »4 1"2
:rr !!!!!! iS r w 5 "si "r
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lSl's i>s 25 51 S) 44 Sa
Suck- To- Po
lls y. wheat, ba-.vo. ta ea P 'k
im —il4 :<7 io 14 JO tS '»4
1 v'Ji ... 1.; 4'5 1 <-«P 13 79 36 "J
I"'' ... 12 "S PI 15 f-4 S!
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v (|
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I<S9 . .... .... 12 T .<
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1 c ."4 ... 85* w 7 51 14 13
18*... §35 45 7 27 11 91
It wli. be no tic M that while the-? h.».s
been a general fail of prces lurirc the
y..-.irs covered by • ta , - (a fail taat
n w irld wi'e) there his been a great
fluctuation, as the supply ar. 1 lemani
varied. This proves the folb of the con
tention of the free corrage s- v '>»tes that
the ceasa" on of the free a are of Oliver
ha-* red " e-1 rrkte.e. Inasmuch a* *o verify
the.r * atement the fa", would be uni
form us ootrrerel wf*h th" tr >;i In - a Ivor.
where\is in many case# pri'rs iwf while
silver fell. The tru'h ?s that the •- heap
en.r.g tn transput it.on, th»» r.tro lu ■. >n
of machinery. ■ lev>lo"»rr.- > r' of "new
territory and t;>< growing comp»*!t on
with foreign have v een the gen
eral cause for tha fail of pr.cea
Fore.no imrum t > MoKlnley.
Phi i '• ThU Tim-».
Gov. Matthews, of Indiana, while an
o it-and-o-i* free s'.iveri:» and « reporter
of the Chiig-o ticket. likely to
renler nio«i «n t'al atd to the McKln
ley in that state.
The rovernor and the §tat* oncers are
lively to lectde that the national Dt-m
--o-racj -anno: have their ticket printed
on the res :'ar ballots to t>e voted In the
state because tt 1» an usurpation of the
name of Democracy, an 1 It 1? po»sS#>le
t*at this action th» national Demo
-ra'.s irav have no electoral ti ket to vote
st ?ne vi'ls.
• l iere s a short WAR for the aounJi
rt • P.■ y Democrats to r*«"nt this interfer
c •» with their rijrht * > vote, and the
Mooters wo I'd be eer*a;n to »vail them
selves of It with a veil. If they are not
K-.en a national Dem-vratlo »'»• '- -al
t'<*ket to vote there will be a MciK nley
. ortl "cket on the ballot, and they
» 1 f <Ti -1? V>d y to that ?: k-»t, ar *.
Jatn It into the ballot t>cx.
If Gov Matthews *-ants to rtve M •
Kin ey the 'srstest maio tv tn Inolana
ever received bj» any cand date for p rea
der t >t h'ra keep t .e nat*. -ral electors
off the ticket on a lesal quSbbl*.
Brya « lt.-pubU >*•; Vc nt.
Olohe- o -rat,
(-•b ~ Brye- !e to'-r r*"and *orV
:he«e -lnya for St K.n>v *-1 -he case of
IW >■ ler and JV*RVEIT rr -rev 'I JRUOR».A
e\«ry S> rt a" ! eserv • I «OF • E RET-
V-rs /• - ».i ! Hryan 'n hla a -
bs V *■'* i I' la wo!' ' r our.'ry
to know tt a N-:»t everv ?r«» .e-n- h
IJ <a ® n H-« CORNER,
TICN'I proc.s?*; n of pr n - •> - Mr-
O.'.aa REVCTE-i THE "war-a- failure" p'ar.k
TN »V» DWW ra ve ria'f-vrm EC 8M and
S*ytnour <; a; ajxin the F a of BRY anism
or R«; u■ at '->r wliic -H Pen »'< ee
mer.T put ;t.to the Democra-:.- PLATFORM of
IK« 1. - eat or .e-*a R-*e s* then
MeCSeOui O>r Sevtt iur. Bryan tn lor MA AN
AA» rtraent e' f * • raa A .::»■» A *R.
aa the > >- - Y-A a.n4 rjevar
O< OOTUCOCTINIA.
L.
Jarr.«« OaT.. of Mary i-V.:.* U at DU
>r.
1. J I a jterbacX of 9p>: nana. la a; t*j*
N • ern.
«i H. HiJ' of N-.r-.h Taa.-aa, :• re«*»-
tt red a; the S:«van*.
* of ilpckana. **•*: i&*
f. . : -*ll . •*-: r.i*<ht.
\\\ vr S» i". a rar "»r »-p! -»»r
of 1 .* <-• C;.v, •» a: tXi* I> ,i*r.
<» ijarrv Wr -it a* .Ni r« V*.>!r-' of
7 4 M i. •• « •£" & *«"« 'TUv
W, L ' " l.':j J J. (
C-' j »."• *■ . "j-
I#r.
N C oasOiier of : v *> Mar" * »'
k of I'jrt To*:.sr;yl» I* * ira«a: of U'.ts
Northern.
F R. c:i-TiE of the T . . •-
« »:♦ cf;:rii ©c:&as. waa a: v.* N . i>-
arr. j m»;er .a.)
Tl C. .jr*T.*ral W»*t*ra
g»r ©f trie <: -» Nortftara, raturn*^
i«*y fr**r, IV.-; And.
|im>HlMllMl Wvar Oakea of
<.* . «*i(i Com
pany. **j> ir. t&a •-».> >*» trj*r
I>r B B«; m« v>t }' <■*.» #; ' H
Mteak. *n«i feMCIMr of A. V BtU of U*»
, , . Jt •« «..> V.*. a* fr i
O D vn. rac*!v*r of <•
- i r ■.. . * - ■ -i -
e *-» ynu-nkj oo .is* »'aaar. r : y w *
i _c • a.
L»«»u«. <5 I* Car f '"» r- - .* •
l*r aarv. •■» ha# »••;.' 1 * tr
lit * fr.:r. i-w"j- • .. ?■ ».. »:
tjif Hu'-.er.
C W Srr-»r of W •' «r ;
rat:-: Souci L.US. ■ a«»
\r. ye*:er■M>*. i.* Hcc>-
Hx> xr*'.n»
i>. \\ Pfc.-*»r -f * v » V —•
<y>rr ; a.T Mh Pa: «. «fl .a •■ t-vfi;.:
e ■ -r izr •» a P» • for a
U4) W to <*.
THE STATE PRESS.
Skagit News: A* an example cf wire
pu.ia; barter ar.d trade, the con-fuaton
.•.- v-. >r :: Burlington beats aIS records
«; poiltUal parties n this county.
Aberdeen Bulletin There is no lack of
money in the country M..lions of it :s
lyt.ig die It !• crkuftdenee In the futura
'■ »• iron in pub ic affairs that capital
< : .as. !.« v\« a. and labor .ire not one
mi * but fr:» ads wholly dependent upon
eacn other.
Au'.ama Oitiaao The idncoln Rspubll
.an . i ka lama • •;«* am* mb* r-h pof
M K. >y 1 .:b. of Krlso. HZ. MoKm
|« v »•:' t.*A>iie Hock, l.v odd. It :a
no .or.iser a contest »liii the fuaionlats
<fi*r '.'-y -, e by more shnn -^>o
vo ear. ir • c.v. r.ty) but simpiy a contest
wren « U«-,'ubiic."»n clubs to sec who
can enrol! the Ur*e»i incmaerehip.
Monreaano V'dette; A certAin wou.d-be
a. .man na» bean trave.ing through thia
odimty. m k . : k flu statement that v «
1 vi*;iiii'.an p .itform of IV- i'.ecl*ie»i n
f.*\ >r of tha :•»*•• and uni.mited coin-Mte of
• v« r "inhere aa* no su./fi daclara: i.w in
■ ;>e r »:form ai>.! the man <mio raakes it
is ej:her an ignoramus or a ksiave. who is
wltilng to piaoe bis regard for the truth
below his desire for party Advancement.
Colfax <lase:te: There is something he
roic, compiling admiration, in the efforts
of the old isne L>emocrAta to save their
•>*rtv for the future against the reproach
o * Hrj i .:-ni and Altgeidlsm and TiliiiKin
ism. You may not agree with their idcus.
hut you cannot withhold a tribute from
: -» nun who are braving the dominant
faction in support of litem. Principles
may be wrong. £>ovotioa to thsm sei
duin ie.
NOIABLK PKul'Lt.
Perhaps the only place In the world
wtiere a men appeAi' as bullfighters .e
Bare 'o:.a. Provuleitcia Anted;* a;i.j Mai a
A.varuv > have both attained renown In
LhAl v,'u»'<iCU|.
A a. g newspaper, started l.tat May
undti ti;v naau- -f the hu-T»chu-
CiiU-I'ao. at.vi edited b> C;ii Zjng. i* >u.d
to it- i'ubi.sh:; a la llung Chaog'e notes
of trave. in ri .ropa
Pr.. ■-e Scartoryakh a member of tho
A s nan upp&r recently told 1. e
<;. i. i un acnooimHSter that illiteracy, for
w the Austrian Po.amt is notorious,
..j .1 :a\ :-.,ti.e influence on ciiAiacter and
ufwitr«.an i.t-.g. The tlli.erau. he det-iarssi.
to be for :ht most we'll behavt-d «;.d
art ..- . It. .i..e h.s:. ry showa that en.tghi
xr & l,oi to H-iU
prosperity,
Mr. la> Fer.g Luh. Li Hur.g Chang'*
riir.it-har.o man. ha> be«-n cor.necu-.i a :.1
t.f .ese s.a esuna:. s s.tat. >.nce .«»!.
rhoujrh ue .s b*at known as a fliptomur ,-u
.t ;n« H|vat serv.ee w~h.cn rir». at
tracted Ht secured ins certificates
»< a 'Apabie r.-i.A. oil but h.s nea..h
f-a. e aay and he U.rr.el his at tentloj. to
;i- «n» , v. Be.:.*; an apt linguat., he
n.A .e -•■ i-'.wav in in strv .ce. He visi.c.l
lo:; -jr.: i'ar.s In connection witn ;h«
t] >; C uiwse m *«. on in Durope. ar was
for u.ta.'h e : to Uie leg a'..on at
II r..r. He lias a thorough command of
the French. German ar. 1 Kng..sh .<ai.-
*; .4 -vjs and -ias rov • d himself .ndispen
sht e to . ; crand . it-tary in h;s Euro
p«an itinerary.
Gladness Comes
V\' r itha better understand in ft of the
VV transient nature of the many phys
ical ills, which vanish before pror :*ref
f -ts jjent• e'Torts --ph-asant efforts—
r'pUVy dirt < ted. There is comfort in
kmv.vietiire. that so many forms of
sickness are not due to any actual dTs
case, but simply to a constipated condi
tion of the system, which the pleasant
family laxative, Syrup of Ftp*, prompt
ly removes. That"is why it is the only
remedy with millions of families, and is
everywhere esteemed so highly by ail
who Value health. It-< ben« fteial
effects are due to the fact, that it is the
one remedy which promotes internal
cleanliness without debilitating the
organs on which it ae's. It is then fore
all important, in order to get its bene
tieial effects, to note when you pttr-
that yon have the genuine arti
cle, which i-% manufactured by th»» Cali
fornia Fig Syrup Co. only and sold by
a'.l r> put able druggi -ts.
If in the- enjoyment of health,
and t'ne system "is regular, laxatives or
ithcr rem- 'Pes are then not needeiL If
aftiietetl wiih any actual <H*ea»*. one
mav be commended to the ovst skiliful
phy - vians, but if in ived i t a laxat.ve,
r>ne sb utld have the best, and with the
wen-informed everywhere, Syrup of
K ;> stands highest and i> rao-f largely
u- ed a ndgives n:o>t general satisfaction.
THE
HUB
615-617 I irst AT.
WEDNESDAY
AND
THURSDAY
SPECIAL
Wonderful
Bn renins.
c 7
:T- Xfij7.£S MJ3NB RLEI!>-&.L!N-FSD
; N DLI'.V. FLAR, AU WOOL. AT «6c PTK
GARMENT
1* DOZF.N* AUSTRALIAV AND VAT
FRAL ALL WOOL SHIRTS AND
DRAWF-K? AT TV PER OARMFN'T
•a : : T AN :• ? •"" . - y,.
rTH - Cr - -m. AS TIC2T CANNOT
!-.£ IN TINA T rrr
THE HUB,
(J. a>d <IT Ptrat Aatnaa.
Hta4q :s "*«rs f--.
,) JUST WHAT TOP WANT IX THAT x
| Glove Sale Saturday.
$ ITS !• TO 1 THAT TOI~LL rnqj,
fipi) JtTST vv !AT TOl >. RgrltZS
THE 9TRBRT GLOVE IS THE VQw
Latest and rx the NEw^gj
di SHADES BESIDES THESE THERff|^
; £ BE ."»DD LINES PIT IN. SUC*
.:.v AS WHITE OF. OR AT GLACIS KID
AND BLACK BIARR'TZ QLOVlft
THESE ODD LINES ARE ONLY 13 4
-d) FEW SIZES. PROBABLY YOUR* a
# here.
I Kid Gloves—
J w- r Toe a Pair.
THAT'S A SMALL 3»RiCE FOR OOOft
OLOVES. AND THESIS ARC
THE CHAMOIS O LOVES THAT WU*
HE ON SVI..: IN MOUttQt* ETA I R£ Oft
4-BUTTON LENGTHS ARC THE VKRf
( BEST GRADE. THEY'LL WAfIL
#WEAH AND FIT. WE HAVg
SIZES. AND LOTS OF THEM.
*
*2 Wo now »liow an immcn-ei lint of Ha;in«i«ttM At se, 10*
au«l l "»e a ya:d.
<j.J. A. BAILLARGEOX & CO,
(9 "
•A I Ar**nut? and Street.
«•£••• •«?«»« •• is ?•?««
A Genuine Closing Out Sal*
PMIVKLY KETIRiN'.j \M 8U LSE<I
fej§All Goods
• At Cost
: iul ■^ GM '
SIOFES,
: 'f ' r U j GLA>SWARE. TiaWAH
SI - «£gfel KiICHES LLiILS, Eft
SE\™e Out tti x(T Co*
Farnirnre and Household Outttts.
1131-1123 : : Kii*st .Vvenueu
Mitchell, Lewis & Slaver Co., *J
Mi ins;. Mill, Marino and K rm 11
MRCHINER^
AND GENERAL MILL SUPPLIES.
'"I KIK9T AT f > I't Cril. J «ny fNi(a««# Tft* phom* If M '
— - tSM
. : —L— . ■r^=aggj||^B
THE SEATTLE TRANSFER C(X
it iin Offlct, Ormr »f Jhi rH and Wtllrr *trretm-
Haek» C*hs »o-1 ftt*ra<«> OfP!c#. Tr'rphcr# Main 4!. Ml rh»rrr St.; F*«<<M
and t.>r*y*, T«.«phon* Ma.'n *4. W *r«hou«e. C»a: T«if»phoni« « or M.
ST()KA(»K »nd INSUKAXCK »t the LOWKST ItATM
2619, '2621, 2623 First ATJUM, Ik Odir, X>rth Settle
Mackintoshes
or'k vrw !,jve or rs* m AicncivmsHES rs oompusttb
MVST BK CIX>»KD OT T BEFOKB MOVLV'J
Not art o:d garment In the lot, h*» :r< solJ o it averr M* SOr.tonh w»
'.as 1 , fiti'.,
p'atd-JSna-l navy b.ua and b?a X Srgt Madl^
to«r ea *> S3 -0. awth WOO.
I■* »'.• ■••••- M a *!«• »f» -« vv <; fiH *o .j>
>•* i < and v«:.-5 collar, at $4. *. «'#, $-• "ft ml u», »<jrt!» H IM*
an j t> •> - !.rh
We c* :t i*vt you Vg rnonay on M»ek!n- * ,»»
W rappers.
J 't r» 1 sirr > » ■» of T.a* «y
F~.» ' *'•??«» Wra t •■rs. J-i«» the ih!n#
tor .en morn. whl-b are market
>,!» regular v*Jua t» c.oae out
btfarl rfcasovai.
Another Bii* Cut in Dress
<»oo<i. for Today.
r A v W «•! original
TS* * ~ -i. ; r »♦* « y-» r 1
*> * ■ -h» • i'ra, formar
?*• - " ' '■ m-v »; ;;r* » 47®.
46- n % krfea :n al a effecia, forirar
JT,V-. today 3Sr
A .* . Si forxn«r
price "fc. - . lij-ijt, oti.y X*.- a yard.
R- rr. •.'*♦* f Dr- - Ivola,
K-r'.ras-» of Ur:r-*a
Iterr narsta of Whit® Goods,
K'~nir,n of M .i.:cs,
Domestics.
On-l heavy "ri»>a-h*d
4'-»s * yurd.
T'.v. ' | -a«ri, today Wfi Jjj*
" k'-.g ; a Jay, le *
t-4 ' » : i ■ M j« .!n ?»i*y f '*fcc J 1 "
( .V rr«re of thoea (DM
f to«!ay 7e ea^h.
4 4 r ■ rig • •■ '** 14- a ?aHL
»-4 Sti»c;inf, today l«c >±- r C
Lire Tjirt tin and Dr*
]) v\ I>i*jv»rtm *nt.
M ' f' • '«•* J l *
t*■ •' ' i.' a
' Lac* OIP '
1 a _ .it -:jrt rt:ao**l'
r. -mnaßtJ of R!Wbon».
1: t *».•# ■■:-.-.. \trj,
l'.< bp nan* a of
AH gotng away beiow CO«(>

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