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The Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1893-1901, 1893-11-06

bOStOn, Ma8S.
0entlemen-Too much cannot be said of the
little Camera. | have more than IA dozen pic
lures and have had but one bad one and
that was my own fault. Since ! have had your
Camera ! have had 1t with me on my wheel
wherever ! go. and IL is a little gem. II I could
not get another ] would not take 5000 for it.
Very truly yours,
tSigned) NJ. S. KALURr.
The Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1893-1901, 1893-11-06

DTUUkI! II. N. 4.
Gentlemen-I think the Camera is great. I
can turn out just as good work with it as | can
with Eastman's Kodak of same size, which
sells for SanU in some places. l am a profess
sional photographer and know a little abou. it.
Yours truly,
tSigned) FRANK G. SoulER.
The Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1893-1901, 1893-11-06

1. q. G. +. Star of the West meets at Masonic
hall every Thursday evening.
The Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1893-1901, 1893-11-06

K. of p. Crusader Lodge No. Z. meets at Odd
Fellows hall on the first and third Thursdays OF
the month.
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Gtme tpettperbrsttete aranfbeit.

Wd9renb es prufdntts r.&tts 1T, bdb Sumpf> Nuas
bhuunsen, bie MDrsen= unb Nbenb= Oaebel ldnss ber
nfer Iansiam F.ebenber, i&Iammssr 5lafie unb bic
bur4 BITE epnne peruriade Gusbinituns ber Grbe uub
perpeieuber gfansentuffe Waalara er5euseu, brt&t
stes Rrantbeit absr aud bduis bort aus, bic ers
wdtnten Bebinsunsen bafdr utdt pcrbanben fnb. Gs
vt tn ter Tbat eine pettrerbrettete 4rantbt, beren
l1ripruns In pielen Sdacn unm6sld Bd entteden IT,
Sbwpbl aber ttre nriaGen oft rerbcrsen fnb, last
bod bas 3eusnib, ipmpbl bas prefeiii0ueue pie baS
6fentl.4e, {eitenS ber 8eppbner BON Gmerta unb
teren 9dnbern teinen tesrinbeten 3wetfe baran gu,
bab ectster Masenbtter5 fieieS barnddtSe 2eibsn,
wenn p6ats entpidelt, nibt MUIR auSrpttet, Spubern
aud bas gpftem sesen hefen erHe ansriTe feittst
Grerf@duer une Tteber, saui3es We9iefeber. falte8
Gteber unb anbere Gieber werben ebenic te Maldrta
sebeiIt. 9eberletben benz Maiarta fets beSeitet
1T, DpspePfie, eeItcpfuns unb RterenIetbeu wetten
Dor bem 8ttterS.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-11-09

Seit, nm DR.. Bierce's Golden Medical Dis.
covery au nebnien. als appetitreiseubes,
reftanrirenbes Eouic, gum Gnstr,ibsn pol,
8ranfbeitsfetmeu uub oils Nittel sur Grlau.
siug bon forperlider Sraft bat 60 nidt
leines @leiGen. Gs regt iebes Oroon al
aefnnoer 9bdtiafeit au, refntgt nnb bsrsi.
btrt 6as 8fut, ffiitt oas gauge 0hlf.m ,ir,b
ffellt 3raft nnb @eiunbbrif pfeber Der.
Sir iebe burd fsblerbaftss Tunsir.n ber
eebsr ober unreimes 8lut beruriadte aran..
belt III es bas einsise Wittel, fiir tueldes a a.
ranttrt iuirb. @enn es Sir nibt hilft
ober Did ni4t furirt, erbdltit Du Dsiu
@elb suriid.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-11-09

oetlil, oDne ben gerinslten gSioerlprud)
3u erbeben, ben @el6pilteru Nettbero
ibr 9ute8 Jte6t eingerdlmt uno sic
tinoen mid eben bamit belbdftist, Den
0iQenbof gu oerlaiien, uin ben neuen
8eiitern beiielben 9lat gu ma6en,"
ySie baben 9ebauoelt, ipie i6 es bon
Sbnen gar ni9t anoerS erpartet bdtte, +"
ia9te Wtaitlanb, ais Der Baron fhniea.
Smmerbin lit eS feline 9leinigfeit, 10
obne Weiteres bic 9alfte ieiner Belitz
tbiimer babtufabrert 3u ie1en, unb BET
Verlnit oieles i66nen @ntes i6eint
ybnen bod nabe gegan9en su fein.
SD mill Jbnen ni6t perbebleit, bah i9
beim eriten 9lnblif iiber SIR 9luslehen
eri9rofen bin sic l6einen UNI Sabre
9ealtert, uno oieie auffallise ger6noez
run9 muB i'd bod ipobl Dem Summer
iiber Shren gerlnit jui9reiben."
rS, Wtoitlanb," entsegnete Der Baz
ron, sio fdmerSli1 mid aud Ser
Abl9teo bon bieier Seinitdtte betpeat,
mo t9 9eboren bin, 10 perliere id) 6as
nit bod nur etipas, mas MIR nid,t
re4tnaBis seborte uno In meinem id1Ss
men 9ute in Sdleiien finbe i'd etnen
ret9lt9en Grias. slber i9 babe nod
einen anoeren Berfuit erlitten, ben id
ME peri6mer5en tperbe. Das Slid
Ses 2ebens ban9t ni9t an 5daten uno
Htttergiitern, eS 9ibt einen piel foftba,
rsren gelis, einen 8elis, Der Dem
Aermiten per90uut iein fann, mir aber
nsrfast lit. Das b66fte @ut oes Miens
l9ell-iit lpieoer Der Meni6l"
sd CLAUDE, i9 oeritebe Sic, iaate
Mtaitlano, oa Der Baron ni6t meiter
lpra9. rSie baben mild in oielem
Bunfte nidt gu Sbrem gertrauten aez
ina9t, aber mad benz, mas sie eben
sslast baben, f0nute i'd fait erratben,
mas Sbnen iene iun9e Dame mar, lit
oeren 0eielli9aft i9 Sic meiit i'm Tbiers
9arten lab. IS mar nur cine fliid)tiae
Bege9nung; sic rittem an Der 5ette
elmer offenen @quipage, in pelder atpei
Damen iaben. Die @ine, NIT Der 5ie
ith lebbaft unterbielten. mar BON iener
ftnnberiidenoen Sd0nbeit, Die unS ipie
elm Sonnenitrabl aus 9rauem 6tmmel
berttbrt. Sd febe iie nod bot mir nit
oem onnteln, luunoerbar lsu9tenoen
Nuge-"
Wfaitlano brad ab, ba 9Solfaauo
ibm i6merHi6 S6tpeigen autptnfte.
Iber fiir Wtaitlanb mar es geilus, um
gu iuilien, oaB er ben pun6en Bunft
9etroffen batte,
@r trat ans sSenlter, peldes uad1
Dem Rarf binaussing, uno iab cine
2Seile oem Spiele Der gelben Bldtter
3u, bic Der 0ino umberlpirbelte.
Der 9erbit ma6t mid ltets fdlper>
miithig," unterbra6 er eine lanaere
Yanie, ner erinnert mid baran, ipie
man6es Yersnii9en unsefoitet an mir
ooriiber9eidlapft lit, mie wenise Greus
ben je 5uriidfebren, lpie leer uno boil
10 oiele Din9e mareu. benen idb ilad<
9stra9tet babe. SD babe, Inn mid gu
derftrenen, ale Silfsauellen erlA0pft,
lpel9e Berlin barbietet, aber id fano,
bab Iqes nur eitel unb alltdeli6 iei.
Gs gtbt nur Elm ein3iges Mtittel, Inn
oas Sers nen aufSnfrii6en-ltnb baS
1T oas Reiien. 90 btn i6 BENT 3u
Sbnen 9efommen. Baron, I'M Sie
auf5uforoeru, nit mir cine Gour burA
frembe 3dnoer 3u ma6en."
Wolf9ang blifte bel bieiem 0ors
f9la9e auf uno Elm mates Qaheln ere
bellte iein Qntlte.
(6ortfetung fplet.)
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e: M PS'
2ager:& &ier
an apf
uno III 5la1ben.
Sreie slbliefermns aad5 irsemb
einem Sbeile ber gtaSt.
Selepbon 258.
Ernst RisChe
4gent.
&alltmann uns 4salIer.

@iuer Der ret6iten Biirger oes erlten
9ailerreid)s tn Sranfrei9 mar eiu Ba.
riler aaufmann giamens Qrniano Se,
9uin. Derlelbe bate eiuen berrliaen
.3ug bon bier pfereen, bte elm Wtaler
ni6t sleidformiser unb id0uer bdtte
erltnnen f0nuen. Dieies giergeipann
bate bte Nufmerfi iamfeit giapoleons |.
anf ii9 ee5ogen, Der, mad ieiner Ser
mdblung nit Der @r3ber3ogin Wtaric
1uiie BON Seiterrei6, auf bem @ipfel
ieiner Wtadt li9 befanS, uno ais i'm,
nmldrdnfter @ebieter iberal @ebor,
lam 5u ftnoen gew0bnt mar.
@r I6iGte etnen Ieiner 9tallmeiiter
3u Dem rei9en Sanbetsberrn uno lieB
TIN I'M BEN 8reis leiner bier Bieroe
fra9en nit oem geoeuten, oaB lie 70,
slei6 ab9eliefert tperben lollten. ST.
guin aber mar ni6ts weniser ais &c,
neist, letnen Yra6t3us 3lt pertaufen
er la9te bas offen bem 5faltmeiiter unb
filgte htn5u, er babe Die Yferoe nidt
fir Seine Wfaieftdt, ionbern fir fid) ge.
fault; CT lei fetn 6oBfamnt, unb Ser
3ng iet ibm nm feinen 9reis fell.
Ser Stallmeiiter entgegnete, er tonne
NIT elmer fol6en Gbfertisung ii6 ni6t
5nfrteben 9eben. Seine Wfaieltat per.
lanse bic Yferbe, uno mas Elm Wtann
ipie yapoleon polle, bas miille gelbe,
ben. @inise betsefiste Drobnnaen,
frafti9es Stampfen NIT ben be1pornterl
Gbfaten unb perltdnoli6es Su6teln
NIT Der Reitpeitide i6ienen auf Sesuin
Gtnorud 9ema9t unb fein yta1benfen
neranlaBt gu baben. @r dnoerte plot.
ltd ben Con, 3eiste li6 entl6lofen, oie
Yferoe abSutreten, unb perlangte nur
cine balbe Stunoe .3eit, tbeils uln sen
Preis gu bere6nen, tbeils Inn ben 3ua
5ltr Nblieferuns bereit MAIDEN su laiIen.
Die 5ugeitauOene balbe Stunoe mar
nod ni6t perfloien, ais er tpieoer er,
i9ien nno ia9te: nDie Yferbe 5ino I'M
Sofe, sic f0nnen iie bort in @npfan9
nebmeu."
pBie piel forOern sic oafiir ?"
rDreiBigtauleno ssranfen |"
n9uf, lte lollen Sbnen inorgen be-
aablt ner0en."
pG8 Gat tcinc Gle. Mtan muB ia
crit tpillcn, lpie Seiue failerlt9e Maie.
ltat nit meincr Sieferuns 3ufrieoeu isin
miro"
9ia6 oieier fur;eu lntcrreoune be.
9lettete Se9uin ben Stallmeilter bis
BUR Sbiir unO lieB i'm oann allein in
ben Sof iid be9ebeu, no ii9 ibm ser
tld9li6lte slnblif oarbot. Die bier
l9onen Rferoe lasen erito9eu auf Dem
8ooen. Cine 8lutla6e um9ab Tie.
Grl6rofen elite Der Stallmeifter mad
ben Suilerieu, I'm ieinen 8eri9t absus
ltatten. 0iapoleon fonnte Sesuin bie>
len Strei6 lauge nidt persellen, bate
er bod bon Dem &aufmann eine Elm.
oringli6e 2eftiou empfansen.
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= Ser rDeutl6e Rei9ss Nn3eieerA
baB bic @bolera nit fol6em
@rfOlse befdmpft tuor6eu lei, baB nur
nod geleeentli9 Elm iporabii6er San
au melbeu 1T unb baB bic Musgabe
tdsli6er GbOlera@8uletins einsefteGt
lperbeu tonne.
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Sie Madlt hes gSurtes.

Ote WUIJl Ut3 NVutIt8. HJll elIleln
liiooellt l6en Oorfe fonnte ber@emcinoe,
ooritano bic Yauern ni6t ba;n brinsen,
oaS fiir eine Stra6e n0tbi9e Nreal OBJ
5utreten nnb pauOte ii1 besbalb all oie
Ge9ierung. Oieie wOllte aber 3wanos.
maBre9eln uermeioen uno empfall bem
Sorltano, Die 1ente gu vpsrluaOieren.A
ylun murben Die Wauern In Die sc.
meinoefan3lei gerufen, no ibneu Der
S5nbalt Der 3uldriit mttgetbeilt muroe.
Sulest aber erbob fi6 Der Dorfmonarcb
uno l9nauste iie au. v@ollt SIR alIo
BEN Gruno a6treten ober laBt Sbr's
earauf anfommem baB i6 Sud per,
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Gefansene 0elebrte. Sofrates,
@erpantes, BunDan, Defoe, 3opelace,
Iaiio, 8eranser, Naleigb u. q. Der,
fabten ibre beiten Nrbeitett, ipabreno fie
Der Sreibeit beraubt waren. Sci Qea,
ten, Die init sutem @smiiien cine 6aft.
itrafe pcrbiibten, madt lid bier often.
bar bic pobltbatise Birtuns bes n6lli.
gen llnseit0rtieins seltenb.
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$500 iuerben bon ben Gisentbiimsrn BOT,
DR.. Cages Catarrh Remedy fit sinen I'm.
beilbaren San bon satarrb offerirt. Sbr
Rittet iurirt bic idlimuliten 6aue BOLTON.
men unb anf Die Dauer.
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Nus bem iebt bon Seiten bes
itatiIfii6en Bureaus in Berlin pers
0Hentli6ten 8eri6te iiber bic lebten
&ei68tag8nablen gebt beroor, baB
4,323.362 Stimmen fir @egner unb
3,225,64l Stimmen fir 8efiirmorter
Der insmii6en @eieB semorbenen Mi.
litdrborlage abge9eben purben.
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StbauipielertaIent. Mfatbeips, Elm
beoentenoer anerifanii9er @dauipte>
!er, belaB eine srobe 9srri6aft iiber
letne 3i9e, nno mittellt etner Darnn-
latte, bic ct iiber iein @sii9t ipannte.
ma1te er fi6 Sur9aus unfenntlih.
Ginmal ipeiite er BET bem Beliser eines
beoeutcnben Seibbauies. Derielbe puroe
BET Gid in fein 8ompteir abserufen.
Wtatbeps, jett allein, ldob elm paar
itlberne 3offel in bic Talde, siug oantit
anf's &omptoir unb nerIeste iie BET bent
geibberrn. Damn 9ins er tpieoer in's
SpeileSimmer uno ernartete ben Wirth,
og' aud balo fam unb oes @ritaunens
tetn @noe fanb, ais ibm Matbsms belt
Bianoi6ein iiber ieine etgenen, ir5mie
ldsn bet ibm periesten 06ffel prdlen,
tirte.
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= Wir la6en bas Yublifum ein,
infer rei6baltige8 Eager bon ao9=
unb 9ei3sSefen 5u beli@tigen.
u. 6eufinger.
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@nnberbare Gnnffmerft

S0noerbare 3fllilttlDerfe. Cur 3eit
Der &oni9tn @lilabetb lebte in Gualanb
ein @olOlhmieb OiamenS Marc Sca.
ltot, Der leiner Wtonar1in cine eaus
lonoerbare Settle uerebrte. sic mar 10
5art, elaitil6 uno lei9t, oaB man iie
nm ben Seib elmer Siege binoen fonute,
obne oaB bieier baour9 bas Slieaer
1nmOgli9 luuroe. Wfit ibm lpstteifert,
Sswalo 0ioobinserns, Elm @lfebeiits
ibniter, Der ein Gfefferfurn ausbOblte
lno aus @lienbein so b0d)it aier>
ltde 3eller6en i9niste, Die lainnlflib
oartn Blas batten. Sin GbnlideS
s9nnitwert" oerfertigte Sobaunes BON
Wfittelbad fir 9apit Saul ", nur NIT
Dem llnterl6iebe, oab CT logar 70 Gel
ler9en III Dem gfefferforn unterbradte.
Claudio gallo l6nistc fir $0ippplDt
BON Site einen 5ollboben 8aun, anf
osllen gelteu Y69el iaBen. Afit Safe
elmer Walerfunit beme9ten Die tleinell
San9er bic Sliigel nno Smitl6erten
lnunter, bis 5ulest eine Gnle aus Der
Vaulnfrone beroorfam, bel bercn @r.
ideinen lofort all9emeine Rube cintrat.
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NODitdtelt

in iebem Departement unferes @efddfts, Be-
fonbers aud in Eaidenta9ern.
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ggrsaab q B

8ergab
eeht's nit Deiner @e.
inutbeit ,lnb Detnem
Woblbefnbeii, tprrtn
Define 2eber ilidt ibre
Shulbigfeit tbttt. 81
0ein 8lut unreill obtr
0elne geber trdge, fr
i''irit On CAT leidi
fas Spfer aaer Grteu
bon unpdBlldfeit.
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9rs. 8reebiug & @elib, 3abns
drate, im Nlamo Geuer @erf. @ebdube.
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l6waftir ga iaben ii6 oie Bauern
nerlesen on, frasten ii9 butter ben
Sbren, liipelten 3uiamnlell ,lnb enoli6
(agte Der Wortfiibrer: rSn @otteS
Namen-bauen ipir ben @eg.4
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9fel1e 8lanfets.
Scene Qfd1ltel.
Glare : 6anoid)u6e.

@tr baben eine sanse GustpabI in Il, 81,
u uno etnbpfisen Musauetdre =9anbi9uben
erbolten. sfene Garben. Breiie bon rs @ents
aufnGrtS.
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Beiab
@ub= @aQrelt.

SIM guswaaren; 0epartement tperben mir
SaS brtaanteite baben, ipas is bier seseist
ipirbe.
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&leiberitoffe.

&lei0eritoffe.
Die neuefen 5a5rifate, 6.rben, Mniter.
Yoaes Nhortiment Der 9opiadins Mpoen,
sote Guller, 8esenbosenfarben.
Seiak
in SAinmt, Seibe, qerIen, gliid, ganbern
MOpitdten fur @romenabes unb @eieaf@afts.
EoiIette.
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SamSbaltultQs : Nrtifel.

Infer 0raperie Dera,tement 1T febr in
Maiprud sencmnsn. ltnsejdbIte Mufter in
Sptben unb @benile gorbdnsen. MGerbanb
Oraperien tperben enttporfen unb ielbft aus.
sefibrt. Nan BAT nur gu ipabIen. gprtieren
bon $3.50 auftparts epiten gorbdnse BON
rs Gents ab. safeIs9einenSeug. Sanbtiid)er,
Oaanen.0uilis, 8ifien &c. &c.
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r @trbtt Mopttdtel1
-===== W0IsFSoN. ......... -
yieue &QQreu tit ieoem 9epQrtemeaf.

S0en Sag nban ~ nus aeann bi an
e a0ea a fa oas s0bartse Eager Der NoDdH Der
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Seppidje! Seppid)t |.

Sunberte t,eiler Ruiter in eIesanten 3at.
pi4en RopaI BiItOns, Ntoanettes, geht,
8riiiisIer &c. 9as publitum pirb srisAmut
iein, unfere anspabI gu fesen.
alaes nem! nem! uen!
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-07-14

The question Of colors has come to be
serious question with the original girl-the
one that makes II part OF her religion TO
never look just like any one else. She is
having a hard time of it this season, for
although there are colors and colors.
never more than now, IT is just here
wherein the difficulty lies Every bit OF
wool CLEANS forth with two or three or
four shades. Every inch of silk contains
possibilities OF which one never dreams
until IL is tossed a bit In the sunlight.
Even the thinner summer fabrics are
rayed and sprinkled with hundred tints.
After much puzziing my original girl
bethought herself of n single shaded
true peony color. the pink that is almost
red-that is worn so little because so
few complexions can stand It. She knew
well that her dark hair and brilliant col
oring would not suffer by being brought
into close proximity 10 the rich shade.
Therefore she planned her gown.
A skirt OF very fine white serge, trim
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-07-14
FRIDAY. JULY II. 1893.
SIX PAGES.
MEETINGS TONIGHT.

Dove Lodge. MasoDs, Masonic Temple.
Damon Lodge. Knights Of Pythias, Cor
coran Hall.
III on Lodge. 1. o. o. f., Odd-Fellows'
Hall.
Unity Lodge. ]. o. O. F.. Powelrs Hall.
Opachisto Tribe, l. o. r. NJ, Cersley's
Hall.
Manocan Tribe I. o. r. NJ. Jr. o. U. A.
NJ Hall.
Fraternity Lodge. X. Of H.. Central Hall.
Mutual Lodge, X. of H., Druids Hall
Dale Lodge, X. OF H.. owens Hall
Old Dominion Council. A. l.. Of H., Druids'
Hall.
Anchor Lodge. Golden Chain, Schiller
Hall.
Richmond Lodge. Golden Chain, Central
Hall.
Tin and sheet-Iron Cornice Workers,
Eagle Hall
Rescue Council. Jr. o. u. A. NJ, Jr. o.
u. A. NJ. Hall.
New South Council. Jr. o. U. A. NJ,
Eighth and Hull.
Valley Court, T.. j.. OF A., sos Seventeenth
street.
Sidney Lodge. I. o. G. T.. Belvidere Hall.
East End Lodge. l. O. G. T., Springfield
Hall.
Richmond Castle. x. G. f.. Eagle Hall.
Company A. First regiment, armory.
r. e. Lee Camp. c. V, lee Camp Hall.
Friendship Lodge Knights Of Pythias,
Toneys Hall.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-07-14
Delightful Summer Tour and tho Worlds
Fair.

he Chesapeake and Ohio railway Of
fers Worlds Fair passengers the quick
est route by several hours from Virginia
and the Carolinas. The route is past
the famous springs and mountain re-
sorts OF Virginia and West Virginia and
via the cities OF Cincinnati and India
napolis. through the most magnificent
mountain. river and canon scenery east
OF the Rockies. and is the only line from
the South running solid vestibuled trains
with day coaches. sleepers and dining
cars through 10 Chicago without extra
charge for limited service. This route
offers passengers holding Worlds Fair
tickets the privilege Of stopping over at
mountain resorts on its line. affording
break in the journey either going or
coming, without extra expense. IL is
over track unequaled in America. re-
Gently relaid entire with steel rails weigh
ing seventy-flve pounds 10 the yard with
new iron bridges etc Its passenger
trains are run almost absolutely on time.
and its rates are and always will be as
law as via any other line. Before ar
ranging for your Worlds Fair tour. COM
municate with Chesapeake and Ohio
agents and obtain full information.
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WHEN WHAT-YOU-M AY-CAII-,FN,
FALL 8trY 81

mat picturesque sta, asman from Kan
sas' Hon. John J. Ingalls,. does not lat
The edge Of his knife grow duh. even
though he is "Out Of a Job" He keans
II constantly whetted up. and. by wav
OF ascertaining if il is ALWAYS in rho
order which he thinks best asantsd 20
the cuticle Of his enemies. he oc,a-
slonaily gives 1t trying on that OF his
Irlehcs. He recently gave .he Hon
Nhitelaw Reid a rake. mentioni,s,
amongst tendencies Of that gentlemen
Tor which he is liable TO criticism. his
nervousness, devotion 20 the aristoc-
racy and opposition 10 organized labor"
nervousness" being. no doubt. intended
TO be reference TO Whitelaws obseouious
attention to "Pa-in-law's" purse.
Whitelaw has been Cross-examined nv
newspaper reporter on the subject
After denying his opposition TO organ
lied labor, he added
The rest OF Mr.. Ingalls, comnlaint
seems TO be that in other particulars
act Ike a gentleman. Well, out In Kan
sas they surely did not bring that accu-
ea'ioh against him. And yet. when he
was last candidate. although ne abon-
doned ms supposed principles and crawied
In the dirt before them. Mrs. Lease and
MI. Perer thrust him into the gutter.
lie has been lying there ever since. spout
ing mud and bad language"
What can be his motive for the AZ
tackP' pursued the reporter.
HOW do j know. and what is the
good OF guessing? He seems 10 lack en-
ployment since he was thrown out o,
oincenolding, and / suppose the man
must make living by lecturing or wri.-
Ing for the syndicates. We have dozen.
OF such statesmen out Of a lob apnlvtng
10 W Tor work after every election. ana
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ARE LABOR UNIONS EoK .N.Ucuy

There was a meeting OF delegations OF
knights of Labor In Boston last Sunday
from the States of Rhode Island Con-
necticut and Massachusetts. In the course
of their deliberations they passed resom-
lions thanking Anarchist Altgeld for par
doning the Chicago Anarchists confined
In the Illinois penitent'ary for murder
What Is the meaning OF this? Is 1t pos
sible that labor unions are In sympathy
with Anarchists and murderers? Ii this
be true they are very greatly blinded 10
what their real interests are. How can
the laborer live without the employment
that capital gives him? Suppose the
present financial stringsncy should COM
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French Null. lilac and sapphire, good
lengths, 20c, from 33c.
White Mulls, with hand-embroidered
colored spots. many dress lengths
among them, zoe, from 33c.
Tinted-Ground Null, with printed hg-
ures, 25c, from 81 l-2c.
Black and White Bingham, lOc yard,
from 81 1-2c.
Fancy Ginghams, Is. IS and zoe; any
l0c.
10 and 12c Dress Ginghams at &c.
ANY Percale I'm the house at Sc to-
day.
Remnants from great selling OF I'm
bleached Muslin at SC yard.
Shelf OHcloth. pretty designs, l IL 10
yard pieces, at sc a yard-not half
value.
ART GOODS
Art Tides. on white tvilled serge,
wash colors, &c. from l5c.
Splashers, linen. drawn thread. figured
and stamped-35c, from 6lc; l0c, from
25c.
Stamped Center Pieces. SOC, from Soc.
Knitting SILK, 10 close present stock
1sc a spool. from 25c.
Zephyrs, all colors and black and
white. split and single. to-day DC an
OUNCE
FAUNTLEROY SETs-collar and cuffs.
solid colors, or with dots, lOc, from
25c.
BOYS SHIRT WAISTS. 4, 5, and s
years. 25c. from SOC.
Hundreds OF bits Of DRESS Innings
have accumulated Fancy Silesis,
been Is to 3Oc; to-day y 1-2c a yard.
Cambria. &c a yard.
Crinoline, SC. from II l-Zc'
NOTIONS AND LITTLE THINGS
Hooks and Eyes. 1c a card.
stockinette Dress Shields, Sc, or
pairs for &c
Scotch Flax Thread. 200-yard spools,
&c.
Pins, 1c 4 paper.
Garter Web. fancy. ic yard.
Initials TO sew on clothing, lie a dozen.
Hat Brushes. 20c, from 35c.
Clothes Brushes, full size. sc.
Queen Of the Toilet Complexion Powder,
best understandable. II not salts
factory. l5c for SOC boxes.
French Tooth Brush. l0c. from 20c.
2 FilIigree Belt Buckles. at i5c, from
7Jc.
RIBBON
Good shades, in. wide, satin and
eros-grain. 15c a yard, from 32c.
Hundreds Of other bits OF Ribbon.
A hint or so from dozens, one OF
sort
SIX and Point de sprite. N.2 from
1896.
Cardinal. covered with black silk lace.
81. from 50.
Satin and Chiffon, frilled 75c. from
s25O
Mourning, heavy surah. SIS, from
g.
Black India silk, with rufle. .l.75. from
y25
HOSIERY
Boys fast-black, fine gauge, i5c, from
&c.
White Cotton. short hose. high grade.
size Z; been BIC. are i5c.
Children's and Misses tan and Mode
Hose, 1-2 10 s. l5c, from p 10 S3c.
10 pair Ladies' black fine gauge, Hc,
from 33c.
pair ladies' silk Hose. s. IL and 9,
TIC. from N.5O
ls LEATHER BELTS. oxidized buckles,
this seasons. 10 close. at SC.
Russian Leather Belts-black, blue,
red and tan. 45c. from Toe.
3 SILK FRONTS-biack with white
polka dots. 81. from $3.50.
A hint OF Shirt Waists In these. and
there's plenty OF EN-
LACES-
more pieces OF Black Flouncing; full
width. 75c a yard. from $3.50 and
s2s8.
Remnants OF 25c lace. at IL i-2c.
Remnants of 5 and &c lace at &c.
TILT C0HEN m
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pef the factories Of Richmond to close.
What would become of the laboring popu-
lation OF Richmond Many thousand per-
sons would be thrown out OF employment
without being able TO secure bread to
nut into the mouths Of their wives and
children.
no they not see that n course of public
conduct such as that aimed at and en-
couraged by the Chicago Anarchists
would Just as effectually cause these great
employers Of labor TO close their works
az an inability TO get money with which
10 conduct their operations? and how
could the laborer be benefited by this?
II would mean his utter ruin and beg
gary.