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FINE FURNITURE AZ 3rr~rToS -Nessrs ,T,,,.-,,
Sn nF0S VIII sell III their spacious saesroo< 10
aSLTOM morning AT 20 O'Clock an unusu.!T tine
oonecuon OF household goods
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WALKERS. 204 10TH STREET NORTHWEST
w Carpet Lining Felt Shoenaker's Auti squeak
land and K Top Clements. Llle. Plaster. I1tch. Felt
8alc. Crooks. Tar. Tins. SC MA
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Immense assortment of baby carriages
refrgeratorS and ice chests sold 1T low prices. at
K GoldschmidS, Sl2-7tn ST. NV.
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CITY ITEMS.
VI. .ANEllNfCin.

SIT eth street northwest. names below few Of the
many bargains he VIII sell during this week. An
OF these goods and prices VIII convince
the most SEtptica that these the greatest bar
gains ever offered before in the District Decorated
chamber sets. 10 pieces. s2.1o; crumo brush and
tray. 15c Silverpla ted bottle casters. .9c silver
plated butter dishes. sugar bowls, cake stands. Sc.
each: decorated Stop jars, handled ana covered,
Sl.3; haSSockS 29c; decorated tea sets, 81 9 d0Z-
engraved gobletS Sc. Also, thousands OF other
bargains too numerous TO mention, especially in
goods on our bargain counter.
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Nj. Augenstein. Si7.S19.S21 9TH Street
NORTH IyPsf,

ohers lor Tomorrow only Trunks, Baby Carriages.
anu telI1geratorS, OF the latest styles and best
manufacturers, 20 per cent cheaper than.any other
house IN the city
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QUICK SAL

New SpnrxG Goops.
We WILL OFFER IRIS WEEK SrTCINI BAR
GAINS N ELACh SILKS. SILK GRENADINES
FRENCH MoDI. NOVELTIES IN CHOICE De
SIGNS. BLACK Mo0IEN pr - GOODS ~
GREAT NAtLT II. LINEN LAWNS. St1TEFNS.
SILK AND Isle HOSE. LINEN >HLETINCIS AND
IiJtlA Linens. pAMhSk Table, LOTHS AND
NAPKIN ALL SlLtS
al;; ill HoOE. BRO & co. 1928 Z street
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aBs BOOK sALE--tIe sale OF books at DoUi,np'S
aucuoh rooms corl1.lences this evening al 20
e. ne library comprises May valuable and
s1tL9ard works Catalogues giving Iu! p.r,I,.,.Iars
Can Dc AID az The s2IesEJOa,s
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Immense sale OF table glass ware for n

few days ONLY.
AT K GOldSchmd s. Sl2-1Ih ST. H. W, which will be
sold at the following reduced prices: syrup cans &c:
cruetS for castorS SC; breakfast sets pieces 25c
Hanged butter dishes with cover &c: ice cream
salcers IL for lie: bread trays l3c: gallon water
pitchers 2.c.: gobietS Tor gle: large mugs Sc:
inch oval dishes y: S inch Sc: inch &C. 10 inch
He: frGlt plates for 10c wine glasses for l5c.
handsome breakfast sets. pes. SIC: pickle dishes
Sc. gohletS with engraved band for sc: beer
glasses for Sc: engraved breakfast sets, pieces
only s9c; double egg cups SC: y gallon engraved
water pitchers 4ac.: footed ice cream saucerS
3 Tor 11c; engraved champagne glasses for soc;
CustaIu cups &c: engraved wine >glasSeS Tor
&c; large MOTEL go lets for 35r: handsome
engraved gopletS Tor 4sc.: large fruit bowls on
stanu &C. cake stands inca 2}c inch 29c: 10 inch
tSc II men lc; II inch 49, individual salts or but
tefs IL Ior HE'S inch engraved fruit bowls on stand
49c wafer turnblers for BE: also tn" following
auctions III hne cut glass table war. ice cream
IRA! WIN Saucers Be: finger bowls l5c.: gObietS
LOT nc: numbers for 43c: claret Vile glasses
IoI 3'c: men octagOn dishes &c. inch 1oc.: inch
l2c celery glasses 2c: breakfast sets pieces
syrup cans de- also the following bargains in hand
some coloreu glass ware. fruit bowls &c; finger
DoNiS llc large mugs I3c ice cream SaucerS C.;
larger SIZE &C.; syrup cans 31c: water pitchers sac;
run oo"lS on high stand. eight inches 19c; inches
e9c.' III lhcneS c lemonade glasses l9c.: tunblerS
lsc. VINE glasses l5c.; fruit plates lie: the above
prices are The greatest bargains offered in this
city.
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New SpK1Sa Goops REctrvEp Ar
LUTTRELL & WINES
NO 1890 PENNA AVE. corner 2OcL s.. NV

Beautiful SUNNI SUNNI silks worth i ON price :. s 8;
ELEGANT BACK = -: $ =
s225 and So - 'i.'' 81 3D. : ''' -'O
G Sash III. ~. ~i- 'alne c2 our SOC
Ottoman ti.,,s nav shades. elegant quality. 81
Gierst.r Cloth. nv ,.lalas -oe
Nn,ts' NeIlii :, 4 co.ors.
New Drcs- Goods in Piail
a lew Iai'.rns % POM. silks at cost.
one cas-. l. WIS Jst r.. value s. cur price SC.
Full line French Sirteen.
lco1I;rs Misses Hose dueel from 90; 10 I5c Great
800 rairs C.irSet reduced from 5o,. TO ,ac
The 5"~t y t.itc .,pr.;!d IN Washington at sI25
Iit.at linz 81 G!rths and C~lle for Spring War.
I'm ' mn ahI sa3E- . - 40 % 75c 81 andsi %
~ -->| LUrT i'i I.'s WiHE. A''''
lnlaI-lm ta,qsi soth Street
TEUSSEL n CLArk.
ST. MARKET SPACG
ARE DAILY ADDING NEW AND DISIPABTFGOoDs
N ALL DEPARTMENTS. THEY ARE PREPARED TO
SELL As CHEAP As ANY HOUSE IN TIE TRADE
AND BEG To CALL SPECIAL ATTENTION ~ THE
FOLLOWING:
YD. WIDE BLACK CiST7fERE 5nc.-JOR
a GRAND BARGAIN II 81 BLACK SILK
1 LOT CoIoRED SILKS SI-SnECIAL
/ - SUMNER SILKS. REDUCED TO CTS.
d" FKENCa SATI,S;S REDUCED TO p Crs.
l CASE Iii WHITE SPREADS REDUCED TO 81
ia To Slo5
JOBS IN HOSIERY
JOBS N TOWELS. TABLE LINi.NS AND NAPKINS
MANY NEW GOODS IN SPRING NOVELTIES
ALL Al POPULAR PRICES
WE INVITE INSPECTION
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furs Rccei Wcd ON storage.
Guaranteed against damage by moth and fire.
lm Il. II. STINEMETZ d son, 1887 Penna. ave.
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by LACK OF OPEN AIR EXERCISE, AND THE
want OF sufficient care in the Of diet the
w!o physical mechanism often becomes impaired dur.
INK the winter Ayers Sarsaparlla is the proper remedy
TO take III the spring Of the year purify the blood in
NS"rate the SYSTEM excite the liver action and
store the healthy tone and visor
HALLS HAIR EFNEWER REVIEWS CIEANSES
B:1Zhtens and Invlgorates the HAIR and restores
faded or hair To its youthful color lustre PEG.
Ie with hair eer Remover rather than
Proclaim to the world through their bleached locks.
that they are becoming aged and passing to decay
APPS
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New GooDs.
just received. many new and desirable goods in
DECORATED POTTERY AND PORCELAIN
Suitable for Wedding Presents Our usual large stock
Of staple goods is co.upl,tr.
FINE CUT, ENGRAVED AND MOULDED GLASS
NAiE IN GREAT VARIETY.
TRIPLE PLATED WARE FROM BEST MAKERS.
EDDY HYDROCARBONS
NJ. ". BEEE!GIDGE
mh29 No. I0O9 Penis lyania Avenue
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LOCAL MENTION.
The w eather.

CPrrCE OF THE CHEF SIGNAL OFrrcrR
wi>HISGTOS. II. G.. April II. ISS4 ON a m :
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SPRING STYLES In HRS

DUNLAPS FIFTH AVENUE SPRIN0-STYLE SILK
HAT and STIFF HATS, in BLACK BROWN
BRONZE and NUT-BROWN COIORS
WHLETT RUOFFa
Sole ARp0ta fort tint.
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ftnlsyIva avenue, corner 9Th st-Na.-
Established ISin a-l2
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PITTSBURGH, "a, november 80
The annual session Of the American
Humane Association met IN the psrlors
II the MononSahelA House yesterday
morning. Ladies and gentlemen delegates
10 che number Of forty were present. The
President, Edwin Lee Brown, q Chicago
q thc presiding officer d the Convention
and called the meeting 20 order. Prayer
was offered By Prof Eaton, Of Pittsburgh,
after which an aidrcss Of welcome py
M. Joseph walters u Pittsburgh, Wa
made. 70 which President Brown re-
sponded. giving IN detail an account q
tie work done ~ the Association. VAN.
ous committees were then appointed, ano
The eighth annual report was read
After The recess for dInncr. The reports
from the various State and city organizes
tons were heard A paper, presented ~
Edwin Webster. Secretary Of the I'cnnsyi.
wanna state Humane Society, was fulI q
interesting facts relative % The transport
tation AZ cattle IN cars united Tor tn1t
purpose, and the 0yccrowdins % ktock
cars. The report 81 the Treasurer 81 Inc
Society showed balance On hand at ":
last report ~ 32,ll3.2t; 20 this nal
been added 81, 72C.9l. From this DO
been paid out expenses q e2,tst.!s.
Mr.. Sontal1. Of Chicago, raised e.
cidcd breeze By proposing that the socie-
| " lie Invested 81 ~ forzhalIty, and ~ ~
stead meet Is Humane Congress- ris..
| Ing a. reasons The liability 70 jealousy q
the state and city organizations q ne A..
sumption of authority 81 the National
| body. which had no authority. AftcI
much opposition, resolutions embodyin.
the above were referred % the COMMITTEES
4 On Resolutions.
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~ wIII s.eeca g g. Sos<nss5 I'M. nsa =
o.,v~I.< ". <<.<i t<@
upon ee1o
uTnn.st..o - - -''..-1..- .<roAE1,
.lc ~ ~ ~. IA ~ .rs. ....1
Sssinen ,s6,ssrssy ~. '5.e.nphsn. ri, 4 shsir
1t..< ~. 49, >:..s ..~<. ,...,. y. ..n''
ps., .< ~ .<* iccr.c~-~ @r-s ~S.cn w:
sm" , - ala she supplies q slaves. %
bare; Subsistence. sI... ~ S.rn ~ pcr1.Is
unity n o,'.'. s S,,. .,r.< N. W. .ns
entire NJ . ~, ~. "..> .''.c ;.., \. z, tee
upon M own waxss ne Republican. have
clearly s't1 I41 t.r - -.< ~ tf..n:
1(ruc!ion tu1t Y. 80 ~ NV .. 'u 20
5a,sc1 ~ ~. <,rss ~..,n...;~ ;"~-r.'1 s "
ne party hay. s'cHn.< *o 't.'. ia tnr ior.
uer rteult lug N<<.s' 49, W.. ., nv. ~.
D 80 n motion: ana w. condition q
~ Lincoln warned che ne 4,
barring men q thc Worth, viii prove
hostile % their Independence. and will N.
e'itabIy lead 20 ruInoW reduction q Wages
rni1lce % maintain IN entirely dllersri
standard % wages ~ contiguous and ADJ
cent states. and tne voluntary wlIl b com
PEELED % yield % che involuntary - com.
already deprived ~ she Democratic party q
tnrif c1n.tit.ton3. .n1 lt+*, t'<n 1. ~ f',i.
<rns - tue nitco rlstts -. tue3 irkAI
wv 1871, ..nt I. ~. ~ r "..'... it-1
y. s.s' .< s,.,- N, 49,. INV MN ~
lection Tor them u gone.
co>fEpkRArE RULE.
Few persons IN the North realize how CON
ps,sy ne chief. q ,n e.. x'ta e
late rIrctIon IA IL \ norfcnfIou4 fart flsf
nr,no.r.fi< SENATORS vino come tom states
81 the late Confederacy alI-and 4 mean al
without <inrlr cxciptlon--ail pcrsonal'r
pnrficIpafcI III rebellion against she National
Co<tr6ncnf. Il ~ x .flI more sIxnIrcanf
face that IN chose states no man who was
ioyai - the Union. no matter how strong !
cnance n noIiflesi rromos;on. the one rr,ss
Avenue "a honor rs that section u 4 record
81 Jealous service II me war against the Gov
ernmrnf. IL n Certainly IN astounding fafs
!hat she section. n which frien'isnIp ior re
4 political lIi>1nalIrIcafion. should BE called
nov 10 rule over the Union. An this takes
place during the lifetime Of the generation
p sss Command 81 ne Ameriesn Govern RI.
M. Ir<truc<ion and ulunrcd rs Into the
nioc<iie@f contest ~ modern times. / have
spoken q shs south 4 PLACED W enc la I:
Ana 4 mean III fha< nv words imply. HE
$780,, ~, - A. rr~ forrt6- ~ Tie
~. l.' . .,f..trf fnr Ernnb,Iran
party parry, and they VIII win sep 20 che command 4
U.s. 49, Z, t,@ ~. AIN. ,,n-.tion ~,
It-ttuln ~ N.Y. Wy. 49,. Nv, 80 49, r-''-~
tnirtl years pe'otc tn' "'.-
1nukk ~rrr m EQUALITY o. RIGHT.
eensIemsn there san ~. % p ,,'a sss, n
t.t Y. !, ~. - .,n.<.
... ~. ~. ~<..'<& ,.,s,,,~ ~ .torif< ~ Whit
men N ne <crsh. PATRIOTISM. sslf respect
~, psc.s..c n, r IN, .,sin.t ~ ~;
.- ~ ~ M .<1~. ~ = I.I..I ~ men u ~
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A young man, resident IN The eastern
part Or Kcrshaw County, has cent Y
United States Deputy-N Marshal Boswell
III Camden, steel plate for printing two
cent United states postage stamps of tnc
Old issue. with the virnctte Of frcsldcn.
jackson upon them. The plate contains.
IN stamps, and che engraving was wei
executed. Il also bore marks 'of having
been used great deal. The young man
stated that ne found Il among his father
cffccts. The father died some time aEo'
me Mate was evidently made by ~ 81.
port, who had gone % that nnircqocnsh.
REGION IN order 10 cct beyond tho prop.
able reach Of detectives, where re Wo Ne "
wiih safety 70 himself, getting others ~
seIl the stamps ior bin.
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ArnAxr. y. n. November q.
Governor Cleveland WAS asked ~
1890 p---- -.-~>..~<.tivo ~ ~ waa
Oniteo kfess teP1e'o
aware Of delusion existing among tno
coloreo people q the coetn 49, Sn'nso
4, ~ administration would unfav0rably
$1,000 -~-sss.~-. - ~vh,rh - -.
$500.
PAe4' -.
Yes; have been a.son,sns1 h v Nv, W. sxisS-
Ing among tne coIOrcd people, that N e3.1S
Way, their rights now secured y t1em u Ill.,
the laws and constitution "a tne Snto9
states we5c q osH<s< s. W. :xer toid mas
some q sesn sfe .sa s e - {Sss shsy NAV s.
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---~---- .-...-.--. -.->- M ~~,----.-
R<<Ic-.' 49, ...., a, .ss ~ y, ~: s..I ~
~ - 4 N ..-..- ~. "a 1870 49,, var.
uU< ~ -~ -'.,< ~ ~. <..s <.<r,- Z. ~~Ii
m':ns , ~ * ~ @.neo; }ses con3:naaf'os
S S.e ~ .~:.-<2~ 1e<.c 0nd<r iiks IL.
~. * e. ~ .s n.y." \. sa nsxs q
that ihs navy shall % ressored Wei. don't
s sy.x sa " nahs On isssi|, When Senasor Nav:
sra Snes 4. ,o ns 1lsse' NJ slated ,hat nom
49, % l tne w NV NV 5s.,ss
over <topp'@
nm rninrxR AND THIN rkLIAroosA.
- r.,.-v~ she ~.w York yr;>.r<. -
have no navy; Nv. e en,y eo< c.. sooo y
49, ~, ....c \: <.-< r.,c Nut fhrc. ~ foor
n.<s ~ 49, ~ W S.5 \ navy n ~. called
enc rallspoo.a, va . 70 IS. a.not 20
and = eos,4 ~ ,r n,rsaore. aim around
with some g the nssds e snss asn. rn2s
cum cunt s do~n q ~ bottom q sne sea- Some
parties were q very nnknd e g %. az y w y.
ess51; ses a. ne one 'ha' 'nd'r's' So
-
nus want 20 Ie1 {ou 1uotuet rs@tI Va, 49, ~
Qut navy -. k34k lnSe = .av NV 49,,
smytna u 49,. 4nr<n 1854 my ~. 4es !,
uu1ksx4o te.e' t3o9 tSs.@o n: . $500 ~,
AmcI.e1n INK " wy ~ .,. y W, .- } ~ -
e.c.pc nm ~ p'fs4.. =, W. " rsc k,
.~04+ - 49, 49, ',-,< $780, ana
= cH9c4 .uc Sm.<4 ,,..c
~ UAHS tu, <oos..|t< 49, =, ~ NJ
war. however took Martin koss ~. pr,sc y "
WIN tut intention ~ u~n.Iut w. ~ ~ ~ ~
E.e1 - rcos. ~ 49, tE<,. ~ ~ ~. S s
Amercan n.xy. Nv. ..,,..rs f.ss-
q: L2u.-. SS" .9a.@ 49, $3.50 .~,,nr "A
.4zn wv 49,. x.'.,~ n, ~, n. ,.r.< ector ~
~ne1 ... ~ \. N ~,
~ n1x ,ou une@. ; N, \, " = <..f. I, 4
~. .9f. ~, ~. ,.'e u, rear3 I'M - Ioo-
~. ~. y. INV. Nv ~ <he NV
49, ~o-t- t ~ x 800 ~ ;,,~a 49, l>n-s
wv. ~ 41:nv-t. y. 49, - ~, ~ s<,,,.,1.
y. tIie u . .n'. ~, <. - .,cr;<e 7,
LIONS: psn1'nf tns e.s soeS -, ' ~ 49, rrcss
1o< ernmtnt, W 49, <' 80. ~ .<.- r<n~-
nv 1ns'L LIZ ','.. - Nv, ~. @ccre.
tt<.s 49, x<n. ~. M. s,,.,..e'- ><,min
q 1910 nneS * re',rn ind iva n she
t@...sc,s 1ssec. ,<,-<~-., ~ ~~s.Inc f6o re-.
l tnHt@ <t@.t@, 1872 <-+- - X. W f.-'.. <.,.,,
!.
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DI0 you know thc HtpuDnc1u pAlty.
CHICAGO platform On she tarju subject
olrIxed iisclf 70 reform u the tArlu % -
cxcr.-< they pledged themselves - TO-
form their own work. since t1e war there
has been no Democratic secretary o. tnc
tie Ee1nbIIcans, and now - she end
try1asn: -onr Legislative saxIns q you
y not eanai; psocuS n,eas =. VA exce y
fsform Il" 4 y too Iatc roy: Eng
' ~. " nes~rd How = Il That On fhe su6jccI
| n fnxation ne Republican. party has dared
! - como before TIE great elements d power
l n this country, New icrE WY Droo >k.I1y &
| T6< Innrunxo of their pl1l<orm aduItl
4 "A \. 6e1vI<r upon ono man than au0<ucr|
e; sas s. ST. ss s9o se ss = ssl - ~
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men 80! d ..p1ss1 = ~ o:yszr.|e.e|4
....'. ~ 4. ~ =. a ..-...<< ~ c..1s z: ~.
<..- /,.<< ~, ~ n,~--r~~ ~ro~
~ eeenss people, soss I: ~. .sYSlI e
2: s':s ,ss ss , sssrs ss g "a.
~ IN s.,<<>, ~ rs;c<-r. rs <6n1 1hers Shall Is
ss lowry. e<.y e ss ' a. ess
" treasury lcneersh - tnas there shN! -
srnnshs c,v,. .r.v,c, rrvo.r.
~ you ~ me ~ .s -. ~. 4. fsxor ~
sIvi serSlcs reform IN n?s AIM n iA ,ss 2,
(uutuoH"<< ~ .....- <~,..-- <r.s 49,
kS<e .<<n c, s2o ~ tirei ~ n
ana thsy want eh s.g 60, % Do, yeq
have connoense ~ ~ W. ..~s ~ 49,,
IIdsns q sseesss amer ! schooimesss:s Is:
enIn:fion. bnt ! VII tc.. wv ~. ~ WAN "A.
conndencc N. A. z wAs y tne lay <. Y. ~. ssc
f f;< q shs tinted sssses. eaa les sres
Polle seTvise And Il these men seseIys :n ,ssr
sssS on' KAN i' g g snessy ana sssss sss ne
sf <,,'s ana you nave c'vn ''s''e' n
@ ssss c : nss = 1sssnse re e
n IL nes.aEs q December rnrs,>l 49, Ana ne
.<,.>--- s..< sre ~>~~c,,~ ~ tne coun-
srx ezceSd n 81 siecodo,ooo the wants
s,n,. ~, a ei,sSf rsform was made the
next March thercaficr. bus after that tne Sec
rotary q che Treasury. your uef9nct s 3os*S
foistr-uonort1 ~ n1 41urnc .,.t,r ~
now--'n O.. ~. rspor g $500 rss.nns =.
cccdcd tie wants 81 the Governmont By 49,
ooo,ooo 4 year ana tnat a the last record on
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<n~-~~.>-,~>~- III. r~11oxr-C onn1rxm men
~. ~ s.,ss.s u - D<nssr.s,s
r>r>y a. >ne nscen> Elscsien
s-eo''''-s'''' F''''
-. 49, ~r,v.,.,,.r a
e.v,r,, ,so.... ~ q ' people niisd sns
nrooklyn RINK this evening for the purpose
~ 4 -,s,,.<,cr Over the election 81 Cleveland
sai sss1r'sss Z ana . l'sssn . speeches
Henry wari nescner 4. ven. me bulldinss
q ~ v'sis'ss = shs NM wsrs illuminated Z
pois,ssl sentiment q some near.oy dwsllers
y Sven O'Clock q: band s'ez Pss,. .. e., q
~ WI. ~. Nv !, sos~ s-;sr sverr sissinr
place ~ ssssp'ss nsnsne, ~sss nrsssa:
room. ana VEN 1llsi ~ MS = provided.
~ $50 $500 No. ,,,scrs ~ r'srcorm va
ss ~ 10 posse:sion q y ladies unable % ma
~rX~s <hor<lv before eight O'Clock the
6ssd entered sSs ssiiiIn<' ssd n R!sss W. 4,
Az ssso barrels The atmosphere, which
Otherwise was raw and unno>Prao.e' PES sLn y
meuo~ 8no .1"< 's.,x ts<-e~-;c, t6roor. IA
PEon!nsn, psznesra' = bf sss 49, MANY ,s
Psss:e: either: g5ssfe 's v4s i ss.r ne g
sh; cane and ". gsssss 1Ss .s sssSa 5 ~
xes s:so p u when clap e 90. p ss Is e
1919 80. '. ~ a h%.1e uorn ~ is~r Z storm
q Cheer sxsPi over gre sodis9es y,ss s
trs,dee nile hs1as'es x. eHa sr ssS Sees rese
ts <'e .taSe s' ap 3 sbs K" arm 81 Judge Van
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- Illustrate lust how ID works 90 The o.
s<r,.<fiou ~ All fair elections let me present
a c-on. Fivc states IN the late Couftdcracy
xn1 fIve loyal states In tho North possess
inr n each section the same number "a eirc.
tornl votes. IN She south the states %
Louisiana. Mississippi. Alabama, oeork,n a
fer<x. ci<ht ciectoral votes. They have =:
~, ~ whlre people and over 1vuo- 90 coIorcd
ne.,ule. in the North. the States % Nlscon-
ss0n.In. XInncsof1. Iowa. Kansas and Call
<ornIo have likewise. n the aggregate. furty-
eIrnf elect oral votes, and they have popu.
lafion n .H00Oo0. or jnr< double that 81 tne
i've southern states which have named.
These Mort 1crn states had practically no COL:
orcd population. II u, therefore, evident TINT
She white men, N t!,ose sout !,', s;nses: ~
men, are extftInx Just double the. 10
i,f,c.l bower II tire white men n che North.
Srn states / submit. my friends, thai
Surh A condition Of affairs ~ curnor'
;Ilnnry unjust ana deroEntory 90 the man
h~~1 81 lhe North Even thosc who are vim.
dIcfivc|y opposed 10 negro suffrage Will not
druy that i'll Presidential electors are ~
signed 10 thc south ~ reason "a the netrt
populaton, that Population ou5ns ~ ~ ~ k. \,
56.f clcar proposition n 70 nflirm that
Southern white man in the Gulf states - en-
1IiIcd 70 double tpc political power ~
wGItc man III tho northern Lake states. II
I. 4 " afnfIn that ConfrIcro<t soldier eInI
~,~ii twicr fhc Inn ucncc III tho Nation tha
aIfnion soldier can. and THAT n pcrpctun
Ana constantly ucrcasiuk Apcriorlfy shat
\ 81 conccd IA % the southern White nan Y
hs ssysrna.sn p sss 9r snsrss'd 'is n
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1884-03-13
AROUND TOWN

Kellar s. BabcOck have just turned
out fine trotting wagon for Frank
Jones.
Heidrick is preparing plans for neat
cottage for Charlie Roberts, on Mechan-
les street.
The street railway company has Or
dered iron to extend its present lines
one mile.
Col. Whitley is the busiest man in
town since the strettcars began running
on both lines.
There is only one week more of school
before the spring Yacstion, which viii
last two weeks.
The rite of baptism was administered
by Elder Lott to six persons at the
Christian church Monday.
Back pension to the amount of 5000
has been received by Milton n. Frost,
through the agency of Judge Bachelor
The wind on Monday blew down the
south wall of a brick building which A.
F. Pack is erecting in the south part of
the city.
John Bay, the grocery man, is prepar-
ing to build business house on Sixth
avenue, west of the Watson s. Grove
building.
Martin s. Hotter have the contract for
erecting five small dwelling houses in
the south mart of the CITY They will he
occupied by railroad men.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1884-03-13
CAUTION

In these days of sharp competition
and progress, it IS well to be cautious
about purchasing an article of M rchan-
disc, on thespur of the moment, or upon
the recommC ndation of others, who are
not thoroughly posted. Especially is 1t
so as regards purchasing a Sewing
Machine. Friends, and neighbors, all
think theirs the best, aud do not hesitate
to say so, when the facts may be. they
have never seen the Davis" Before
buying a Sewing Machine, We advise
every one to examine the New High
Arm Davis. and we are shure they will
feel repaid for the effort. 1t seems al
most incredible that ct this late a date
so much improvement were possible.
If the present evidence of popularity
continue, this new. model Machine will
have the greatest sale of any ever placed
on the market.