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h-hop H.Ts u south Ds.ola. who has co-r-
sseously stt,,kst lie ia1 divorce laws Of his
een SKATE. hli iI.alguratcd a. campaign which,
wE.lr .oss spec,arl- AL than br. parkhurs;'s. IS
unaro .iAsly o. ~ q yruciie.I benefit IN rcgu-
Lating social conditions
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-04

hat c-unab.e puh..cEt.ou. the Phi.a1elphia
p sa,s -. has practically Teen settled
III there -laI Be uo inauguration ball next
Mach upou tie occasion O: MT. CieveL,nd's IL
ducti"n iutn jh- Presidential otic6" Who
settle ~. and When was II don.: Utterly isno-
raut - any --ch cancellation the inaugural CON-
naitsss b Pretaring for bail Which viii out
FhIue al Er.violI- similar rv@ut-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-04

lbs Lsroue-s Lane. who sought to maze
sdycrtisias capital Tor thea;rcsI purposes out
ei divorce uo;orlsty. has nOs bseu kiEdly treated
b. M Criu-s. There IL small reason 10 doubt
ihai Tus...sni la ocnuiotslv superseded tie
civorc- court an ayenga % Sudden histrion;c
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-04

~ Interesting Contribution o. the debate on
ths huauc ~ s,riascacy caused mere scmi-annu-
a.ly by tre deposit % bl-tr.c; take. in the
United state Treasury - today printed IN the
nsss co.ImI. 90 Iur S-aE.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-04

VI shstre1 b not visible "a lie trouble in
NJ hosk when ths broeze- blow 10 gcner-
ssiy ~ below = evidently one o. the things
ma inr-secins VI. whitney learned - ruler u
Ise.s sane lsyes.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-04

Ihs fac. recently discovered By the k.y hole
sSTortsr. ttat Queen Victoria wosk, a type
writer = no 'iyn that she Il beiug dictated to by
u Prln,s o, walss.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-04

NsNieo's desire Tor vigilance - prevent raid
ing along thu border ~ cus tina. appeals TO the
i'sresi- %: this sc,eramoa; as powerfuliy as
. 30 Own.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-04

Never put - tili tomorrow wha, you can do
t''tsy - Proverb that i. IN no danger q. be-
hg allowed = rust By the New York legisla-
tare.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-04

W W wELL-well-well-wiu surprises never
WwWw cease! Here the BLACK DRESS
W GOODS keeping their colored con-
temporsries company on the bargain tables. We
change. Its an uncommon thing to find BLACK
tempting your favor in any such way. But We had .
very large stock-of very choice designs-And they
have sold 'henselves-al to very few yards Of each
pattern and weave We dread remnants They
clutter up scand ee; into such useless lengths that
we have thought IT best to make quick work Of even
these stately sornber BLACKS To take OF generously
of the price-snd win day what might be q long
lingering task otherwise. You won't question quail
occasion to. You have only to cater to your taste
and you will find plenty satisfy that here in thi.
list-short a one as It is
FRENCH sUITINGs. with wide Diagonal
Regular price. 81.
-Scissored to Sc. I'd.
42inch CHEVIOTS with an original double
link design
Regular price. s1.25.
-Scissored to 81 a I'd.
FASHIONABLE Cheyron SERGE
Regular price. 81. 30.
-Scissored to sL35ayd.
44-inch SERGE. with Bengaline Bordure-
Regular price, els.
-Scissored to 81 I'd.
46-inch SERGE. with tri-striped Ribbon
Regular price. So
-Scissored to 81. 75a I'd.
Enough for two dresses in a handsome piece
of SERGE, with Silk Bordure-
Regular price, e.
-Scissore3 to 81. 15ayd
42-inch CAMELS HAIR, with Shaggy
Regular Price. sl.75.
-Scissored TO 81 so AVID,
42-inch AsTRACHAN PLAID CAMEL's
HAIR
Regular price. 1926
-Scissored to g. a I'D
48-inch CAMEIS HAIR, with Astrachan
Stripes
Regular price. g.
'-Scissored TO 50 so I'd.
46-inch ASTRACHAN STRIPED CHEv-
lot
Regular price. s.
-Scissored to SO. 5Oa I'd.
Asngle dress pattern of i6-inch BRoCHE-
CAMEL's HAIR
Reduced from 60 go
--Scissored to 81. p yd
One Of the newest ROBE effects in CAMEL'S
Regular price. $40.
-Sciseored to Sl2.
HENRIETTA ROBE. with embroidered vel
vet for sleeves and collar.
Regular price. e4O
-Scissored to SIS.
With these get all the small quantities they
are the best of this seasons crop ideas.
Ofcourse the staples never sell out-never run low.
There is an ine1haustible fountain to draw them
from. Still prices look poor" beside the ma
jority. We do mark close-mark on narrow margins
there is no disputing that-but on such STAPLE
BLACK goods carry-they are never out Of fash
ion. So if we cannot talk reduction We can save you
little something on popular prices"
We have got the Wool HENRIETTAS from
50c. to 81. 80 yard.
PRIESTLEYS SILK WARP HENRIETTAS
from 81 to 81.
LUPIN'S SERGES and CAMELS HAIRS
His 5O-inch STORM SERGE and our selling It
at 81 ayard are two advantages that rarely go
hand in hand anywhere else.
PRIEsTLEYS SILK WARP CREPE
CLoTHS-DRAP DALMAS. Wells and VEIL
INGS.
Look sharp now after the reductions-and keep u.
in mind in connection with the old reliables.
PERRrs.
NINTH AND THE AVENUE"
Established 1sio utl Telephone 9e5
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AA.ssA PEoualsss ns~ held Of usefulness AZ
o sssspt-sls Tor oateasts from the states.
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OuR GREAr SALE
UPHOLSTERY REMNANTS.
CURTAIN ENDS AND OpD CURTAINS
CHENILLE. SILK. MApnAs AND LACE

Presents golden opportunity to economical buyers.
1t is sale of the most liberal proportions You per-
haIs ever or heard of. Not old shopworn rem
nants. but fresh. crisp things. brought dreo.
from the factories to We bought them for little.
we've marked them accordngly-st half and loss than
half regular values. There thousands and thou
sands of them. but at the present rate they're being
carried of they won't last many days.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-04

The Panama canal scandal osds fair 10 sur
viss even oalei.i Investigation
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-04

Henry watsrson's massive silence Is making
. national impression.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-04

NJ aurphy may not be greatly interested in
"AeAai a. but M Clese.Ands toInAhAs a
sould naturally give ham some concern
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-04

II there l. a senatorial dArs horse in New
fess be keep- very darn indeed
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-04

Won that IAsco,t has al lsSt been located it is
das~PpOsating 10 Learn th@, he dad no; murder
Smell
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-04

"@shsAsioa . 50 appears 10 have developed
sxp-osive energy at The expense Of its iuumin-
s'iEz properties.
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I.Aprrs Dlrr

5Jc. loT The ~ Msdicatsd Wool Underwear
e. for our 81. . EibbedArs;raliauwool Underwear
which Is the best imported aud usually retailed Of
e. 81 aud 81 so
9Sc- for Fun REGULAR made American Hosiery Co IS
WiIter-Nslsht NernO Vests anil Pants in all sizes.
You know prevailing prices If you accustomed to
wear th;s celebrated uierwear.
4ic. fer Jor. quality Ribbed wiatsr Bal Under
wear
10 per cent discount Phyllis Union Suits and
f2hts ". have them Of all silk silk and WOOL silk
anil Ia Orggsn ali WOOL cotton aud WOOL all cotton
One-tentE OF marked prices.
So. for the 81 Is Atwood Knit Skirts in red,
black. sold. gIay and white.
6sc for the 81 worsted Knit Skirts in stripe. Of
fancy colors
81 % for the 81. 50 Rod and White Flannel Skirts
with yoke band.
81 0s for the 81 IS Hand-kni. Skirts.
esc. for the Soc. Melton Cloth Skirts
81 80 for q 6s Long Flannel Skirts and e. 50 for
those tina, were 81. rs.
2Ic.Five pairs Of Csc. quality Stockings for only
ell Warranted fast black. ladies' and children's
sizes.
table for only 81 Some that were 75c. and Csc.
many that 5Oc. pair.
MEMS DxrAHrMENr. near door No. 1lrs Pa.
BE for psir Of Socks like those In window cor
ner Of 18th 81 and the avenue. You'll recognize
many Pc. quality half hose.
81. for the 81 p All wool Underwear
"a. for the 81. % quality CameIs Hair Underwear
81 Il for 81. III Health Underwear.
81. 20 for 81 Nedicated Underwear.
THE PALAIs ROYAL. Cor 18th st. and Pa. are
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TWELFTH JANUARY SHIRT SALE
COMMENCED TO-DAY
MrS's AND BOYS
UNLAuNDERED SHIRTS


Doubtless the announcement touched many a
sponsive cord These occasions the MEMS
SHIRT SUPPLYING TIMES. They are waited for
by hundreds who have bought the shirts
many years past. The best time for buying shirts.
too-the few months wear until warm weather will
make them all the more comfortable then.
30. 80. 62H Toe. and 81 for the Dress Shirts
30. Zoe. and 81 for the Night Shirts.
And there are none better made anvchere for the
prices.
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WooDwAnp & LorHRop.
10TH. nth AND F SITS. NV.

The New Year catches the cadence Of TIE step with
witch the old year went out The gathering and
opening Of bargains goes vigorously forward. No
better time to come here than We've been pre-
pairing for weeks past for the events going In
teresting. instructive. moneysaving dollar will do
double service. The papers will tell you from day to
day about these things but don't wst for the sdver-
tising-cone right in--perhaps Just what you need
and are waiting for BE- sold before get. to the
advertiser. It frequently happens
The TuKK1su Towel EXHIBITION.
WEAVING TURKISH TOWELS BY HAND POWER
wEAv1NGTURKIsH towels BY STEAM POWER.
Can be seen here. The contrast I. Instructive.
The Armenian. arrayed liz the costume Of hi native
land works away tsdiously by hand beside hin. the
lively loom from the STAR AND CRESCENT MILLS
CO plant turns out yards and ards Of fluffy
fil stuff. The mountains of Towels and Gowns and
Rugs and Mitts. and Afghans piled sround, ar. all
the product Of the STAR AND CRESCENT MILLS
co. OF PHILADELPHIA. ard are all for sale at res
sonable prices
W. Hooi LIN ST. oidR
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-04
Gun TWELFTH JANUARY SALE
Muslin AND CAMBRIA UspEnwEAR,

Which opened today has been planned for months.
The factories that supply have been busy in the
preparation The last is now in our stock room
The materials. the finish and the strength of all the
garments right. even in the lowest grades. The
prices are remarkably low In many cases you get
the garments for uhat the material uouid cost This
is your advantage. There is massive assortment to
choose from. and will be perhaps for several days.
Not so with that
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MEMS DEPARTMENT. near doc, No. 11s Pa.
ABOUT LADIES CoArs. &c.

ABOUT LADIES CoArs. &c.
he lowest prices marked on the Palais Royal
garments because lite cash business admits Of smaller
profits than at the establishments where much of the
busirsssis credit. And since these low prices are
ade still lower during the clearing SALE should not
the opportunity be Irresistible,
REMEMBER ALL G.Rxrsrs are reduced
in price, and th.sthis is only a. the Palais Royal
Were IL not for the fact that shall be in the new
building before next winter and intend not to carry
winter garment there. you Wouldn't be offered such
astounding bargains as the following:
81. - for the P.lais Royal. s1s. so Coats. Sc.
those q English marine blue CLOTH with light fur
trimming ana big pea.I buttons. Looks like q eco
Coat.
OC.J . for the palais Royals sl2 80 Garments
thu, have all tie appearance of sis Goats made Of
fancy cloths with shawl collar Of fur absolutely
per.sc, htiinx.
$50 for the Palais Royals row famous SO rs
Goats. with electric seal facings.
%. . for the equally celebrated go IS Russian
Goats. With back astra4han far trimmings.
Si.JS for the o. 50 Coats Of d.a.ons.s and
ehevio.s, navy and black These are the garments
that have gained reputation being perfect fitting
S6.9S for the IS. 70 Coats Of s.ary.an cloths,
Have the London style plated backs velvet collar
aid eioth aning.
5000 for the s. Box Coats of fancy tan and
gray cloths AL sizes now. bat you mast hurry. for
the demand viii he greater han tie supply.
| ~ for the s33 - Pine BIack DIAGONAL Cloth
Goats. with Ensish style plated back The superior
quality o: the cloth is pointed to.
~ rs for the 81 Black cheviot Goats. with full
shssl coiia OF astraAhan fur oaly large sizes. how
ever.
81 LOU fer Ladies SIS English Diasonal clo:,,
suits. nsvy blue and b.ac1.
$3.50 for the s.o Imported Mixed Cloth Suits.
All styles are incl~dea-
Si.OU foEthssIe 80 English Cape Sewmarksis
" raeaiun weight e.oshs. IN gray and tan
| SOOfor tho go Canada Seal Capes. Consider
ia- these garments 20 inches long they are cheap
at ga And sa5 for the ESQ Canada Seal Capes.
which are Xxx quality. Full % inches LONG.
SfO fos the SO Seal Capes that are AK quality
the bss. those know who are conysrssat with Gne
fIrs- Ii should also De observed ,hG: these Canada
Seal Iurs London dyed.
~ per cen; discount. and. in some instances. Tea
Gowns. &c. may se secured at % per less than
former prlces
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ABOUT ADVERTISEMENTS.
WuY They AnE HELprun.
A GLANCE Tnnouon TIE Srars
ApvEarIsrxo COLUMNS.
Wur lee Cnrr1o SMILES.

w OMEN need not be told that the reading Of ad
vertisements Is time probably spent: merchants
nnd their interests best served BY telling Of their
best Nslns~- critical glance through the adver-
ttsensnt columns viii often the discovery of
statements that Is more AZ, to iaugh at than
denim. because made in all earnessness and intended
truthfulness. Last nights Star Is prolific Of such
statements; the outcome of the anxiety Of merchants
70 forcs the and ton to their stocks
In looking 81 the advertisements of Cotton Underwear
find the following statements sluos. side by
side:
UndsrleeaT SAFE eper heard a."
Aivt OF Merchant No. e:..yo such ra,ves haze ersr
hsfOrs been ees1sd 20 tA< Fashinoton pubic"
Advt II MeEchant.So .3.-''Ey,tCl quantities. egpal
qua .t.es. equal ehea2nsss. not at your disposal
eissThers"
HE critic smiles ct these contradictory stnteuents
aud pties tie merchant whose Cotton Underwear ad-
vcrttsea, Mt is to aterthe Pslas Royal adver-
rsiig is the critic IN this instance and
Ter he D.tss ki1tseO for here are three rival ncr-
chsnts. zach uita tie best and cheapest C,ieTvear
But WAIT You know II Is said shat tLs fret shall
- iGsi and the iast Grst"
L liz PsIai- Royals Cotton Underwear ''opening"
you al ask co. heavier goods In fact many wise
$. 5ppers make tlI- the time supply themselves
With winter Jnderwear. Three suits be bought
for the price Of tao during annual clearing sale
- tAat those having Underwear invest wisely in
buy M now for next winter.
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Such prices never before he ard Of
Read the list of Sacrificed Prices below.
5-rouna White Blanket; the Lake
wood brand. that never sold for less than g IN
10-4 Pink Blankets, imitation of the
German Fink. which Is also IN the sale. & %
The price ali along has been $3.50
1o-4 weNngton and Missouri Gray.
81. oS. both placed .OO
Are N?y enc ssps rnT less than they
114Anazon White Wool Blankets. have
been sold at So. eS, are now marke down 90 .
...........S - -
Now comes the cream of all.
Strictly Atwood, a guarantee on zach
io4 and SOLD a. Il 90: are il shs I'd for:: SZ.yS
so lid case Of each and have too many.
The ia red Of the same are, ........-S379
And the lo4 white of the same brand ScI IN
ia San Rafael California Blanket. has
never been sold less than 81. 30. 10 this &c OK
saie ior-...-. .-.......-...-...''c.cO
And the ia Golden Gate. one Of the Sf QS
I Is great s Involvement if you want some
thing nice.
Bed Comforts. the cheapest Of these We S1 40
made OF white cotton and good quality
cretonne.
Is so sS @ On one side and Turkey S9
red on the other.
The So 10 Comforts full size, double
bed and has been selling AT .OS
Now we offer tbe GO 25 Comfort at.1S 90
Which has hne quality Saline enc side and 900
high piain coiors on the other
One of the finest We ofsr is............oo 90
| TtN shonli bring eesy So as il should sOC.CO
bring the cut price The quality il French
| Saline on both sides and ed pure white
cotton, equal to ihe absorbing quality,
making IL appear the as a high
| priced down cO.nfCrt able
No doGbt by these prices entire stock of Blankets
and Comforts wlIl be closed out by the end this
week.
A. KAurMAS
| 900 PENN. AVE. NV
. THE PEOPLES MONEY SAVER 20
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$S'sss e. Eats 1. h. =. =.
CCC X 4 ii Goo aAft
II RRR ODD INN GGG
HULA kRksBB BIIsSSES G
X IA Ar RDDb In M GGG -
UrHoLsrrR1Es UNDER Price.

--- With a view Of making things iirely
-- for the balance Of this week IN our uphol-
- stery department shall offer the fol-
---- lowing special inducements.
-- 500 yds Of Fancy silkalines, about
-- twenty patterns and colorings. usual
--- price lSc.. only Toe per yd.
-- so pairs Fine White Nottingham Lace
- Curtains. 10 IN wide. fully worth 81 CO.
--- Only 81 p Ter pair.
- ~ Smyrna Mats. size lsx36 in, usually
- sold az Sc. only Coo. each.
- 100 Goat Fur Rugs. white. black and
- gray. only 50. 25 each.
-- Balance ofthree or four lines Of Portiers
- plain shades with figured border and
--- fringe at top and bottom. Prices have
been s.. 81. so and IS. to close. only
-- "a ~ per pair.
- 800 yds. a5-in. Coin-spot Muslin, usual
price 30c.. only 22c per vd.
so pairs of Extra Fine Nottingham Lace
- Curtains. extra large size white and ecru,
attractive Brussels effects, fully worth
- SO. emily 60. 10 per palr.
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BIZ Fac The GRRAASSbbEEssTT
MIXTURE
ever gotten up
for the price is
our 80 CENT one.
It's pure and whole
some well as delici-
ous. OF course our GO
CENT MIXTURE is bet
ter. But try either. you're
sure to like whichever one
you taste.
Shelf CHI anSy Cr rcstsr. lOTs FSTs
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-04

MANurAoruREn,s SAMPLE LINE
INFANTS AND CHILDREN's LONG AND SHORT
DRESSES. LONG AND SHORT SKIRTS
AND COMPLETE OUTFITS.
II you want them you must hurry While there is
goodly number of pieces there is also n choice and
they nearly all different Dainty things of Mus
lin, Nainsook and Cambria boy and girl baby Styles
with the prettest of fluffy lace embroidery trim
mings. Every piece TO you at the manufacturers
Drice-not a penny more We bought them Just that
hint and saving to mothers Just thinking of
putting the baby into short clothes.
Some items from the Underwear:
Cambria Corset Covers neatly trimmed with torchon
edging and fine tucks.
Fine Cambria Corset Covers. high neck, handsomely
trimmed with Swiss embroidery and valenciennes
lace.
Fine Cambria Gowns. two styles-both III ubbard"
with We neck. deliberately trimmed in clusters of
tncks and torchon lace. the other with Valenci-
enncs lace and tucks
-1oc.-
| Fine Cambria Gowns. tucked down front, yoke
in back neck and sleeves fancy trimmed with valen-
ciennes lace finished at neck with pink blue or cream
ribbon
-sL0o-
cd foor. 10Th st. building.
GRrAr M1L1rSEnY MARK-powS.
| An Fine French Felt Hats that were 81 a5 are
| -5Oc-
All the 81. 80 Mpines are now
-50c-
All the 65c. Mpines now
| All the 3oe. Hats now
-25c.-
All the 25c. Hats are now
-15c.-
Feathers that have been 81 25. 81 so and So 90 now
-10c-
Black Ostrich Feather Tips that were 25c bunch now
-1Oc.-
special table of Double and Single violets.
-25c. bunch
A beautiful assortment Of Quills atyn
-5c.-
cd hoor. I'd annex
Misses WRAPS AND Su1rs
AT REDUCED PRICES. =
Atwood Plaid Cheviot NewInarkess full bishop
sleeves. olZes Ia, 10 anu Is years
We're sl3.Q Now 5000
Stylish Light Tan Newmarkets mixed effects.
| triple capes. Sizes IA. 10 and Is years.
Were s1s 80 and s2l GO. Now s15.OO-
| Ail-wooi Plain and Mixed Cheviot Gretchen. some
with military capes. others with silk lined hoods
| Sizes 4. 8. 8. 10 and 12 years.
| Were %. so. $40. 90 and sl2. 80. Now 81. 90
Atwood Mixed Cheviot Jackets. perfect fitting.
large pearl buttons Sizes 10. Ia. 10 and IS years.
| --&5 90. %. 20 and $40. o.
| Navy Blue and Brown Atwood Cloth Dresses
neatly trimmed with silk aud braid. Sizes g. g. 10
and II years.
(3d hoor st. bldg
| You SHOULD Nor BE W1rHour
| A SEWING MAcH1xE.
II you are. the Capitol" is lust what you want.
-sle. 50 to ESQ., 3ss
Incuding Ave-year guarantees and full cot Of A.
tachments. -
GA noor ....-..... ....-..,t..r..l 10th ct bldg.
1 +o--- iss
| wshsss resumed talking eedsn for
CaAros PoRrRArrs. -
| A perfect likeness from any sized photograph for
| ss.--sl.sa-
tAah 10Th ct. bldg)
WOODWARD : LorHRoP.
~ 10TH. urH AND SITS. NV
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IrREE.-A complete course in typewritiny will be
Il presented free to the yst 100 pupils who Join
new Shorthand q asses. Benin Pitmans system by
new quick method Thoroueh work. ARCHIBALD
SCHOOL OF BUSINESS, 2l3 G st. NV. ja3tf
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BURCHELL'S Spring
Leaf Tea. The pure-tiie
high favored-the inex-
pensive.
dt6-tf 1925 + st.
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TnE PALA,s RorAI

Cor. Ieth Of. and Pa ave
The great West. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1889-18??, 1893-07-14
THE COUNTRY STARTLED.
The Apparent Tumbling into Ruins Of the En-
tire Goldbug Schemes

The whole country startled
that the democratic had
Street affiliations and the relief that
cabinet had been consultation And they
decided
doorway popul demands practical the
sUBTREAsURY
And inaugrated here the world will compelled
basis.
This plan Lothing less than the calling
and character
legal tender greenback lieu thereof
note will be based gold and silver kept vaults
OF the easurybut not limited the thereof
demption call would ever be universal.
Redemption in France would appyto gold silver
this writing not familiar with plan but we
deduce certain facts.
the issued the silver
the vats back dollar Of treasury
would be at todays prices redemption security
issue at bullion valuea security amply as popu-
lists wholly than necessary But would security satisfy the
fnanciers Of the world.
The increase in the would prices other
commodities and aid furnishing release
volumes from the treasury.
This practically the subeasy applied permanent
and would instruct the world primary the
Why when the nation becomes thew
that the security for these issues would be greater placed
REAL property at four times face value rather than perhab
aab changeab property oneha the can
that in times the money
safer and less fuctuating than the metal secured?
Well the world and what they today they
The great West. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1889-18??, 1893-07-14
Facts in Finances,
A Wonderful Condition Of Affairs, which Por
tends to Relief or Revolution.

People sometimes ask W how do Others ce
along In tine cities during this money panic?''
They do not along St. Paul largest in the
not the largelast teams
Of large transfer and storage house ship the depos
their egh This they using time
This brsness the $O
600 of securities and asked for $40Oony $4OOo DAYS. The
answer loan dollar!"
Most of the
east Within 20 days million dollars paper came back for
renewal possible.
What
The pungg fifteen the bankptcy
meant the Of the and the subsequent
banks got together divided the met the
matuIed
and banking interests trembling future
One OF the largest printing able to paw their
hands for two weeks the proprietor told were the
condition.
No city the money the hands wealth.
individuals equal to St. Paul. proporona condition
here what is it esewhee citizen wishes this matter
let him the transfer piled nm
and teams idle.
It's in other cities When great financial bous
Chicago Oldest the city, UNDER
paper held at least than half from
Field Co.!
The Grant Locomotive Works under
had paying assets of million and half Their than
half million!
Why should such institution
Simply becauee they could miserable sum m
$6OOO about days keep from protest
large house-and extremely
had an account of $ 600 with the matured
the been
They wrote begging in
order that they might pay their hands the day.
Why section
Of the the therebyor revolution
will folow