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Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-05-15

Jli. H1RNE K els
PENN AVE. STORES
PIrTsBURe. Thursday, May Is, lsoc.
More revelations in Millinery to-day, We ara
carrying out our opening programme Just a.
though the weather were all that could b
desired. The attendance has been wonderful
Let the lovers of beautiful headwear come ae
once while the show is complete. The collec-
tion is being reduced by hundreds daily. Come
to-day.
SATURDAY
Children's Day
In the Millinery Department.
Some genuine bargains in
DRESS GOODS
From the largest stock of dress goods ever
shown in these cities; equal to any display In
any city in the country.
colorings, worth fully 81 so yard; our price
only 75c.
Choice colorings in Scotch Cheviot suitlngs,
invisible herring bone weaYes with "shot" col
oring. IS inches wide, 95c yard; worth 81 Is
Scotch Cheviot Suitings, As inches wide, new
and tony styles of plaids, very large and
medium, checks mixtures and pavelty shot
designs forming plaids; price. 81 % yard.
A lot 48inch Gloriosas, full assortment Of
styles narrow to very wide stripes, and plains ia
new shades OF W ood- browns, etc.; price 81 70
yard.
special line of lightweight medium col
ored dress goods bought and sold especially
for travelling dresses; shades including the
new grays, in silk warp Faconne, wool
meeraues, plain and with side border. and
Czarend cloths, ali 48 inches wide; price, 81
yard; worth more.
A very large assortment of light colors in
stripes, checks, plaids and broken bars all with
shot" of various colors; new sideband suitings
with narrow stripes composing the border.
These are among the new novelties.
new line of French suit patterns, very
choice colorings, at sS each The import price
on them Is SIS.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-05-15
LACE FLOUNCINGs.

Black Chantilly Flouncings in entirely new
patterns at 81 Is 81 so, 81 rs, 81 up to 81 Is.
Black Spanish Guipure Flouncings, 90c to 81
a yard.
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MOUNTAIN HOUSE,

Cresson Springs.
On the summit of the Allegheny Mountains.
Will open JUNE Is For circulars and infor.
nation address
WIN. r. DUNHAM, Superintendent
myl63 Cresson, Cambria Co, PS
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NEW ARRIVALS IN DRESS
TRIMMINGS.

Van Dyke crochet trimmings, crochet bands
and gimps New stock of buckles in black,
cut steel and bronze. the very latest for spring
dresses.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-05-15
EXTRA E00D VALUES.

EXTRA El6b VALUES.
NEW CHALLIES.
One case 36-inch Printed Challies,
at 12lEc. These are in choice French
styles.
NEW CHALLIES.
AIl.wool French Challies, In extra
fine fabric. with rich and novel
designs, at &c. See our window dis
play.
NEW GINGHAMS.
Two cases 32-inch Ginghams at
25c. These embrace all the new
Plaids, Stripes and Solid Colors.
We claim for them extra quality,
widths. styles and colorings.
NEW ARRIVALS IN DRESS
TRIMMINGS.
Van Dyke crochet trimmings, crochet bands
and gimps. New stock OF buckles in black,
cut steel and bronze. the very latest for spring
dresses.
DRAPERY NETS.
We offer q very large and choice assortment
Of black drapery nets at 81, 81 Is. 81 50 up to
Coiofed Nets in evening and street shades, IS
inches wide, at S5c.
LACE FLoUNCINGs.
Black Chantilly Flouncings in entirely new
patterns at 81 Is, 81 SO, 81 75, 81 up to 81 Is
Black Spanish Guipure Flouncings 9Oc to 81
a yard.
TRIMMINGS.
Rich and elegan. novelties in Applique and
Crochet Dress Trimmings, Van Dyke Points,
etc., Metal and Crochet Buttons in low,
medium and finest grades to match all the new
shades of Dress Goods.
BIBER & EASTON,
sos and 5o7 MARKET STREET.
mys-TTssu
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NEW GINGHAMS.

Two cases 32-inch Ginghams at
25c. These embrace all the new
Plaids, Stripes and Solid Colors.
We claim for them extra quality,
widths. styles and colorings.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-09-05
Cine rOmantil@e siebcs srasSsie,

Oas fleine romantif6 gelesene Oeb.
tbal In Snrol 1T am 81. Nuguif ber
S6auplaB elmer Sras6bie geweien,
Delde spei iunge Wenfbenleben aum
Opfer aeforbert bat. Ser Wiener ub.
Ianeu. Offi8ier PAUL Slider bat bic
So9ter oes ftdbtii@en Mr9iteften 5as
ling aus @ier erfdofen unb iib nann
felbft cine 9usel bur@ ben 2otf gsiagt.
lieutenant SLIDER NOR niGt nur i'm
Greife ieiner Rameraben mobl gelitten,
ionbern Sebermann bate ben iunsen,
liebensmarbigen Mann germ unb 5umaI
BET ben 9amen mar er ieines ritterli9en
@baratters balber beliebt.
Nnna Sailing, bic 18 Sabre aIte, auf.
fallenb babl9e SD@tsr Des Mr1iteften
Sailing, bate es ibm angetban uno iein
Werbeu I'm ibre Neigung mar aI1 ni1t
erfolglos 5emeien. Oie @Itern bes jun
gen Wtdb6ens erfldrten aber nit aller
gntf6iebenbeit, BOB fie niemaIs in cine
Werbinbung bes iungeu 2iebespaarss
nilligen wiirben, ba Jii9ers Geiunb,
beits3uitauo elm seI9wddter pdre.
I'm hem paare bic NlDgli9feit au
nebmen, Iib beimli9 gu treffen. unters
nabm 6etr Sailing nit Grau unb Sod
ter bon gBien aus eine 8ergniigungs.
reiIe nod SproI. 2ieutenant Ssii5er
foIgte ibneu, bod selang es ben gltern,
cine 3uiammentunft 8eiber au binters
treiben, big 5u ibrer am 26. Mug. ers
folgten Nntuntt in einem 6otel in Oeb,
tbal.
iSii9er mar in bemfelben 6ptel abee.
itiegen. unb als bas iunge Mdoden am
barauffolsenben Morgen fib 3um ssriib.
iiud in bas Speiie3immer begeben moi.
te. Sfnete iif pl6blib bic Sbiire zines
3immers, bel tuel6em iie porbeif@ritt.
Gieutenant Slider iitirate aus bemleIben
beraus, sOg bas Mtdbden gu fid) In bas
3immer binein unb eri6oB iie nit eiuem
bereit gebaltenen &epolber. Dann
ma9te er bur1 einen 3meiten Sd,uB
feinem eigenen 2eben elm gnbe.
Der M6rber unb SelbItmDrber bat
einen Brief binterla6en, In melGem er
nd babin ausfpri9t, baB bas 2eben fur
tbn teinen Wertb me5r babe, ndebbem
ibm iebe 0ofnung auf ben 8eRb bes
bon lbm beiB geIiebten Md61ens ges
npmmett tuorben iei.
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MuerIet.

= Ser SuweIier $. Glodenfemper
1T geitern Morgen um Wertbia1en i'm
Betrage bon 5000 beitoblen tporben.
9ie Siebe 3erbra@en bas @9aufenlfer,
wel9es $50 getofet bat.
= Die farbigen Selesaten baben pie
unb ba beriu9t, in ben Barrooms erifer
&laf1e ettDas au trinfen au betommen.
gs 1T ibnen aber fit @elb unb CUTE
Morte ni@t 3elungen.
gm Souneriiag Mbenb $3.50 itarb
nod a6ttdgigem Rrantenlager MIbin
2obfe, elm braper, anfpru9sIoier Mann.
ber in tuetten Greiien betannt unb be-
liebt tuar. Sas 8egrdbniB finbet beute
Na9mittag uH $3.50 bonn Wobnbaufe
in Bowies sStraBe aus iiatt. Griebe ieis
NET Mi9e!
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tuobl berausgenomriten bate, inuigft
9iebensmorte, Rlasen iiber be unm6s.
li6teit, Dor ber Melt re6tmdBig berein
gu fein, 3orn auf Geineu Batter, mel
der Deiner Wutter Die s5reibeit mid
seben min. = Mir 1T, als foate i'd mel
men 8ater UNI 8ergebung bitten, baf
i'd tas lefe.
st nabm einen 3tpeiten, @ermain'
iebte fi9 au ibm.
jaft berielbe Snbalt. Bod elm bic
ipdteres Datum. bic Briefe liegen Sab.
re auseinauber. Define Mutter i1eint
bemnad aus ber ean3en @orreiponben;
nur einige aufbemabrt 3u babsn, obel
| lie fonnten fih ielten i9reiben. 6ie,
1T BON Dir bic &ebe, Du biit trant ge.
tpeien, nlein Nater i6reibt, tpie ct UNI
Did anb Define Nutter ee3ittert bat =
Mlfreb berifummte. Die Morte Del
ianisfen Mitiorse, Die iein Batter ben
tranten Rinbe mibmete, berhbrten ibr
gdn3 ieltfam. ST Ias He mieber uni
tuieber, unb bas fonberbare Gefhb
tpu4s babel in ibm 70, baB es ibm faf
bic 9ebIe 3uidnarte.
Gin an5erer Brief. Oa Hanb run
lere itBe @ermaine@. Nlfrebs Singer
bic bas Blatt bielten, 3itterten. Au
feline S9ulter gelebut, las fe, bic biei
10 eenannt mar, eifrig nit.
Gs mar tobtenitil i'm 3immer. Menn
bic Sanuenjtueise gegen bas 6enfer
f9lugen. i9raten bic beioen 2elenben
beftis 3uiammen. Die 2ampe brannte
glei@mdB:g. nur fam aus ibrem Bebdl.
ter Sutuetlen elm leifss oueqenbes @e.
rduf1.
6ier, iaete @ermaine enbli9 Hifernb,
bier ber Brief, BON benz Mama fir Sid
elm Stiid abgei9aitten. 0alt Du ssi
gDir mpllen es baran balten.
Nlfreo taftete On ieiner 8ruit bsrum.
gr tonnte Dor grregung bic 8rieftai9t
ni9t finben un5 als er iie enbli@ bate,
barin uidt bas befsiIbte 8rieffrasment,
@ermaine aog es awii@en anbereu
papieren berbor. sic legte es auffal;
lenb auf bic Sii6platie au benz entfal.
teten Brief.
Wenn Ou, meine tbeure Greunbin,
zines 9ages eines mdHnli6en &atbes
bebarfen iolltei, lpenbe Did an meiner
6obn. @r wirb Dir unb Oeiner God.
ter bethlehem. nenn Du ibn in meiuem
Namen um ettpas bitteit. Sage ibm
bann. bab i'd Did seliebt babe. abel
oaB uniiberminblife 0inbernifie ami.
f9en uns ifanben, aber fage ibn1
ni6t -.
90 brad oas 8risfragrent ab, unh
10 fubr Der Sert fort, ben bier brennenbe,
ifarre Augen laien unb tpieber lafen:
.-fase ibm nidbt, baB @ermaiue MI,
auf ibrem Saufi9ein unb In ben amt.
li6en &esiltetn bic Sodter bon 6einrid
Sbomas if, baB iie oor @ott mein 2iub,
bas 2ino unIerer tbrdnenbolen 2iebe
iif. Wenn bic 6timme bes Blutes fiG
ni6t bon ielbff regt, tpenu niht briiber'
li9e gfeigung un6 if6nes 8ertraueu
ibn BON felbit erfnBt, tDirb es aud ni6i
eriua6en. tuenil er bic Wabrbeit erFdbrt.
t6ortfetnns fOIst)
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Martin's ed1ub : etore

beiinbet R6 iebt in ber SoufonfroBe,
nabe benz Mabndes Sotel.
Bon iebt ab big gum l. September
merben ale S9ube gum So + e its
pref Re, aber nur gegen ba aar bers
fauft.
Ser neue unb bo6eleaante 0orratb
fit Serbit unb @inter trifft am l.
September ein.
8enubt iebt bic @elessnbeit unb
fault bel MARTIN.
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2li6t i'm @elei(e.
8Oman BON Soa 8oD::Gb.

(Goufebuns.)
6ie CAB ibm bie 9anb.
Nsit tbrdneuben Augen iaben iie fi9
ernff un0 freuubli6 an.
SD bonte Dir, iogte Germaine.
sic tuaren Dor ber Mobnung beg
iungen MdbGens angelaugt.
Sd laiie Did allein. Germaine,
ipro@ ct, ibr nun beim Nusfteigen BEL
fenb, tleibe Did nun urr, i6 tebre In
elmer 6tunbe fpdtefens suriid, um Did
at holen.
St fubr mad feiner Wobnuns oui
ben Qeopolbsplab unb lieB ben Wagen
gIei6 tuarten.
Dben fanb ct table 3immer unb fer,
tig gepadte 3oifer; GriB i'm btrgerlis
deu 2lei6 bautierte nod an ben plaib'
rieinen.
gs iif alles fertis, melbete er, nleine
2ibreen babe i@ nit In bic 8h@erfiiie
geIeat. Die Morgeniade unb bic
S1Ar3en ip1ren 6as Baden aidt niebr
merfb; iuenn Sic einen anbern Giener
nebaen, fam er he bod ni@t mebr -
S@on gut, f@ou gut, unterbrad TIN
Nlfreb. @o iIt bic &e@uung bon ber
Wirtbin2
Da auf bem Sid. Der 3sttel ba.
uebeu eutbdIt bic GusIagen bic i@ &c.
maht.
alfreb besIi6 aGes, bieB Grib bas
Gepdd an ben 8abnbof bringen, linb
nit einem uneubli1eu Seuf3er Der grs
leidisruns bepies er ben Waseu rples
Der.
MbermaIs iibertam ibn, tpie nor Wos
den, bos GefhbI, baB bel @ermaine
ber 6rieoe iei. unb 10 mar iein Nnges
fi@t pobl nod ettuas blaB, aber bod
BON bem 6GeiH iIeuen Mutbes belebt,
oils ct BEL ibr eintrat.
Siebatte oas einfade, iueiBe 2lei6 uno
bic fGwar3e G@drpe, melde he porbin
setrasen, abgelest uno ibr sew6bnli.
@es 3ranergewanb tpieber angeaogen.
syn @erm0ines 3immer iah IS I'M.
tuirtbliG aus. Muf BEN Sif@ bronnie
bic 2anpe, unb 9egen bic blanfeu 6ens
fterIGeiben idlugen bic resendafen
6i@teH5peige, aus BEN NbenobuuteI
DrauBen berbort0u@enb In ben Qi1t<
freis unb tpieber peri9minbenb.
8is auf mein 6anbtdi@1eu babe i9
alIes fertis. iaste He. eifrig on oems
ielben fromeno.
Das ~ benn bos3 5rogte Nlireb, aui
elm Yadet BON Briefen beutenb, bic,
nit einem Seibenbanb umipidelt, auf
BEN Sif@ am 2onipenfue lagen.
Deines 8oters Briefe, bie Gu nod
INNER ui@t eeieien balt. Wama fiibrte
he fets i'm 6anbtdf@men nit, neil ibr
tbeueriter BeRb ibr TO am ii9erien
bertuabrt iGien. Desbalb made i6
es luie Re.
6aif Du fie geIeien2
Rein, nod uitbt. gDie moGte i'd
bas obne 9ida frosie iis faft poripurfss
bon.
2iebes Riab, lagie CT tur3 entldIoiien.
alte 1riefi9aften lieif man am beiten
tiberbaupt ni9t. 2aiien mir begraben
iein, luas bic, bic aud f9on begraben
IiHb, oelitten uno eeFablt baben. &c
III mir iuie cine gou3 untertrdglibe sSn.
bisEreiion, In l1leines eieenen Baters
2iebesrOman umber3uf6bern. Darum,
tuenn 4u MIR eiiaen @efallen ermeilen
Milf, perbrennen mir biefe Briefe bier
nod auiamnen.
Nber, ipraM Germaine 1neiiliG, Id
banbIe bomit leinem Wuni@e Nsomoi
entgegeu. D1B Gu biefe Briefe Isfeu
fonteH, mar ibr WiIIe, uHb bunbeitmal
bat he bauou gelpsoGen. 8ielIei6l
linb bod ipi@tise Ra@ri9ten fir uns
barin.
Mlfreb mar Don Mibbebagsn. 81
febte H9 wiberDilig aui bas 6ofd, 3oy
Qaupe uub Briefe ouseinonber, Die olls
obne @Oubert tparen.
@idtig, faete, iaste er. als ct ben
sriieR iibertOsen. ben er aufs Geraibe,
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ote Sliesen. uno ameiieu s,utIance.

Gliesen unb ameifen iinb f9neu bertilst,
penn man einen SbeeI0FeI boll "Rough on
Rats" nit elmer nntertnife bon fibem 8afIer
mii@t. Steat fe auf Elm bobes GesaI ober
bdugt le in bas 8tmmer. Ober mitdi einen
Gbeelofel bou "Rough on Rats" nit einem
balben gfunbe braunen 3nder unb berifreut es
auf bic boben &esale ober an ben auserlfen
&ano Der unteren, bamit bic Rinber nidt binau
fonnen. S9neibet bieS aus.
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Sur Saube.

Sine PerfOn, peIde bur9 elm sinfaaeS Wit.
tel bon 2Sidbriser 9aubbeit unS S6renaerdu.
iden eebeilt purbe. 1T bereit, cine 8eidreibuno
behelben iu beutIder Sprade allen Anludern
gratis ,n iiberienben. abreiIe: J. II. NIcHoL.
SON, III McDougal Street, New York.
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@rnnbeiaentbums iiebertraaunaen

@rnnOetaentbnms iiebertraaunaen.
). o. &6nig unb 6rau on Sobn 3.
We Donalo, 150 Ider 2ano ans benz
Surpsp ~ (9ieginbotbam @rant),
IS, 400.
M. Code on U. 5. potuea uno e. 6.
Qammer, 90 Nder, angrensenb on bas
@iiDs2ot 16. 1920.
6. 9. &obinfon an O. u. Waurer,
8 @rnuofiide auf bem prolpeet. Din,
$500.
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Ger 70ixhrine Chatham

Der 70idbriee Waaibeu arms
ifrong in @rafion, Gp., iaet, bab er ies
ben Sommer, 10 lanse er fi9 3n erinnern
DeiB, nit OiarrbOe esplaet mar. St
bat Diele Mebiiinen beriuGt, ober ni6is
fonimt @bamberlain's gcIic, Cholera
uno Oiarrboea &emebp gleiG. Oieles
Wittel wirft prompt, 1T TETS suuerIdlfig
unb nit WoFer DermifGt Ieidi sn neb,
men. Nu6 9inber mDgen es. Bum
8erfauf bel q. @Obn & Co.. 6. 9alts
eper & Sobn unb alien Grussiiien.
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Die
@O9entlide Greie YreAe fit seras
eri9eint
isoen Doanerfag
unb fpfet
$3.50 fiir baS Sabr Dber $1.25 fiis
6 WsOnate tn @DranSbe3ablana.
The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1890-03-06
POLITICAL DRIFT.

CS Queer things arc done ''down
South" The Legislature of Mississippi
has provided for the adoption of a new
State constitution without submitting 1t
to the people. This is the Southern
Democratic idea of popular government.
indianapolis journal.
sS-"Ballot reform is right, and that
is why / think it should be Adopted u
says the ponderous Mr.. Cleveland. He
had a different opinion, evidently, when
he allowed Appointment Clerk Eugene
Higgins to go to Baltimore and ''work''
the election in the interest Of the Dem.
ocratic party. indianapolis journal.
sB-"Reed's Righteous Ruling Re.
forming Reps Raised Rousing Racket.
Doughty Democrats Didn't Discern
Disastrous Defeat Till Toms Terrible
Trouncing Turned Tables, Taking
Tantrums Teetotally out Of Them. Sc
Should Such Shabby, Shocking Scenes
Secure Skillful Sqnelching.'-Philade
phia Press.
Ia p In most Southern States elections
are worse than a farce. Minorities have
ruled and majorities have been power
less to prevent, because the election
machinery has been in the hands OF
the bulldozers, This state OF things
can not much longer exist, There will
DO q free ballot or y fight, one pr the
other before lepg,---psHsit TfibepA
The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1890-03-06
Tariff
Don't Allow Yourself to BE Prejudice
by Democratic Organ-Grinders.

Don't Allow Yourself to lie PreJudiced
by Democratic organ-Grinders.
The frce-trado Democratic sheets are
engaged in the unworthy work OF en-
deavoring to prejudice the minds of the
people against the new tariff bill in
course OF preparation by tho ways and
means committee of the House of
Represcntatives-the mckinley BILL"
as it will undoubtedly be called in the
mouths Of the people, after the distin-
guishcd chairman of that committee.
No details of that bill have yet been
given out, and it is entirely gratuitous
on the part of those papers to assume
that the bill will increase duties on
articles already properly protected and
not reduce them on any.
They are certain to have q disagree
able surprise when the bill is reported;
for the Blade has undoubted authority
for the statement that the free list will
be increased, but in a manner and in a
direction that will not injure American
industries" and that where duties are
increased it will be where such in
crease IS needed in the interest of our
own producers of raw material or our
own manufacturing industries.
1t is a fact which the people must not
forget, that every reduction of duties
since the war era has been accomplished
by Republicans. The Democrats have
had maiorities, but they accomplished
nothing in this direction. At the close
of the war the value of imported arti-
cles on the free list was only about one
ninth Of the value of imported dutiable
articles. BY wise reductions and
changes, made by Republican Con.
crosses, the total value of imported
articles on Che free list is now more than
oHf.hdf that of the value of imported
dutiable articles. For the fiscal year
ended Juno so, 1889, the total value OF
imports on The free list was, in round
numbers, S257, ooO, 900, while the aggre'
gate value of imports paying duty wa:
S4S5, 900, 900. And rs TO the schedules
the average duty was AZ per cent. ad
valorem in 1868; it has been reduced
by Republican legislation, to an average
Of 80 per cent. ad valorem at the present
day.
The Republican party has showr
itself not only able to handle the tariff
for the best interests of tho people
under the gradually but constantly
changing conditions of protection and
conversion, but it has shown itself pos.
sessed of the courage to do so, despite
the clamor of interested persons and the
demagogy of the enemies of the Ameri
can system OF political economy. The
Nation will find the majority of Con
gress fully able to handle the question
in the same ann at the present time
Tho Republican majority of the way
and means committee will be fount
unanimous in the principles by which
they will be guided in celebrating tn
new Mckinley bill, and tho measur,
will pass both houses and receive Presi
dent Harrison's signature. Thus will
tariff revision be removed from tn
political arena, and the free traders b
left to howl for tariff abolition, instead
Of hiding that purpose under tho de
ceptive cry of tariff reform ."-Toled
(O.) Blade.
The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1890-03-06
Knights Of PythIas Biennial Conclavc, q
Mllwaukec, WIS, July, 8

For this great occasion excursion tickets
will be sold from ell principal points in the
United States and Canada to Milwaukee
and return via the Chicago, Milwaukee 4,
St Paul Railway at hay rates.
AS its name indicates the Chicago, Mil
waukee IL st. Paul Railway is the direct
route to Milwaukee, and as the camp ground
for the Uniformed Knights Ito which point
cars and trains will be run through with
out transfer) is LOCATED d irectly on this line,
it will be seen that tho Chicago, milwaukee,
IL St Paul Railway has q great advantage
over other routes which arc unable TO fur.
nish such facilities, and visiting Knights,
their families and friends should bear this
in mind when purchasing excursion tickets
will hama;Iod Sron ,enon onnIiootino "a a "
II. CARPENTER, General Passenger Agent,
Milwaukee, Wis,
The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1890-03-06
REPEAL is IMPOSSIBLE.
The Fifteenth Amendment VIII Renal
in Force Despite Southern Protests,

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u, 49,. m..a,,. "ni i'ema'"
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The laboring class of tbe Snnth EcoU'
omy knows nothing Of color, caste or
The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1890-03-06

fny thing to do with IL; party politics
would have nothing to do with 1t II only
the Democrats of the South would cease
to array themselves solidly against the
laws and equities Of tho case.
Let the Democrats of Mississippi fol-
low Mr.. Bowles' good advice: "Obey the
laws OF your country" and all will be
we'll with their State. 1t will not be
well with the State till the laws of the
Nation are obcyed in 1t. And, sooner
or later, they will be obeyed. 1t is
manifest destiny that they should. The
fifteenth amendment will not be re.
pealcd, and 1t must be enforced.-ch
cage Inter Ocean.
The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1890-03-06
lis True, 'Ti. rity. Pity IT'S. 'Tis True.

lis True, 'Tis Tity. Pity IT'S. IT'S True.
More than two-thirds Of our sick folks are
treated by ignorant and unskillful, ply.
~siciaus, and were it not for the wonderful
rocuperative power of natire, o much
larger proportion would be hurried prema-
turely into the grave on account Of errone-
Gus treatment. People are mostly them
selves to blame. They are q long time get
ting sick but demand immediate relief. So
for dyspepsia and indigestion the doctor
prcscribes a cathartic pill, for an actdu-
lated stomach some alkali, for pain some hot
liniment, for sleeplessness some narcotic,
for skin diseases ono external ointment,
and so might erroneous treatment be emu.
merated TO greater length, but enough 1t is
70 show the doctor aims to give quick toni.
porary relief without hopo or expectation OF
any permanent good. Now nine times out OF
ten dyspepsia, weak stomach, aches, pains,
sleeplessness, nervousness, skin diseases,
etc, owe their origin to a state of defective
circulation and blood impurity, and the use
Of that scientific remedy invented by the
eminent DR.. John Bull, of Louisville, KY,
would effect a permanent cure. IT Is called
DR.. Bulls S~arsaparilla. Demand 1t OF your
druggist. Take no other.
The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1890-03-06

We offer One Hundred Dollars Reward for
any case of Catarrh that can not be cured
by taking Halls Catarrh Cure.
y. j.. CHENEY q Co, Props. Toledo, o.
We, the undersigned, have known +. j
Cheney for the last fifteen years, and believe
him perfectly honorable in all business
transactions, and financially able to carry
out any obligations made by their firm.
West & Truax, Wholesale Druggists, Toledo
Walding, Kinnan & Marvin, Wholesale
Druggists, Toledo, Ohio.
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken internally
acting directly on the blood and mucous sur
faces of the system. Testimonials free
Price, Toe. per bottle. Sold BY all Druggists