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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-05-07
THE PRESIDENTS ACTION IN THE
OREGON CASE.


The statements that have gone out to
the public regarding the Presidents
telegram to the Governor of oregon have
not given sufficient detailed information
for the public to understand the matter.
As well as we can make out, the Presi-
dent thinks the Chinese Exclusion act
is in violation of the treaty between this
Government and the Government OF
China, and all his action now is directed
towards preventing an act that he be-
lie.ves to be an unconstitutional act being
executed. 1t is a dangerous thing 20 re-
fuse obedience TO a statute because II Is
believed to be an unconstitutional act.
1t is undoubtedly principle In American
law that no man is bound 10 obey an
unconstitutional law. No. only so, but il
is equally his duty TO defy an unconsu-
tutional law. But II 3. mistake is made
and the law ultimately proves 10 be con-
stitutional. the recalcitrant person is in
the position Of all other law-breakers.
All cases, therefore. must be judged OF
and decided on at the moment by the
parties to be affected.
II Mr.. Cleveland believes the Chinese
Exclusion act to be unconstitutional. it Is
his duty TO prevent it's execution while the
Supreme Court has 1t under consideration
as far as he can. He has no right to
give instructions or advice to the Gov
ernor of Oregon. but he has the right
TO give orders TO officers OF the United
States. and he should instruct them to
desist from putting the law into force
until the court has passed upon its va
lldity.
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THE COHEN co.

honest, tediously made India here
Several grades; 42c TO Srayan
White, black, colors.
Satin Duchesse, black or white
$50 to 81. Colors, Sr.I5.
Printed midas, SOC. Some are qsc
A doubled and twisted silk Gren.
adine; satin finish; is CSC. Usually
$3.50.
5o.inch worsted and alI-silk Gren.
adneS, $3.50 to S2.7S.
These are hints from Richmond
greatest silk stock.
Main Aisle
Richmond-made TRUNKS have
a countrywide reputation---a good
thing is bound to find takers. Nav.
be they are shown in greatest
variety here. We've other trunks
too. Here are price hints:
CANVAS: Stat ton. ircn bottom; er,.,
heavy hinges. brass lock-S2-.n., Es
sa-In., s5.75. 36-in.. 1875.
ROLLER TRAY, same az above. b.,
with better lock and extra heavv
linen lined. S4-in.. t9I5-a regular 50
value. 36-inch. 5000
Slat-Top canvas, leather bound i-os
bottom; double strap sollc brass lock.
heavy canvas lined-3i-in., s2a
S6-in.. $3.50.
SARATOGA TRUNKS. leather; iron
bound and slated roller tray; douH,
lock. 34-in., $3.50. 36-in.. s.
Leather Saratoga, iron bottom, bfis
lock. with parasol tray, hat box. ,.,
fall and tray. 2S-in., $3.50 Si-in.. SD.
s36-in.. So.
zinc Trunks. iron bottom, with hat q,
bonnet box
2s-in.. sl.95. @-ln, va
32-in.. 81 Si-lh $50.
with Roller Tray-double lock. er'1
heavy. S2-In.. s6S5; 3i-in., us, 'a-n.
S.S.
PACKING TRUNKS from gain. at se
70 40-in. at N.l5.
STEAMER TRUNKS some have role,
tray.
TELESCOPES. CSC 20 s.
COURT TELESCOPES necessary "a
every lawyer. N.i0 20 $3.50.
% ail-leather SATCHELS. 10 and II ln,
10 close at Sl.2j.
Leather Sqtchcls serge covered, II H.,
slG5: u in. $780, n in. Sis.
ALLIGATOR SATCHELS. 70 IN, $3.50;
IL in. S.: IS in.. $500
GLADSTONE BAGS. leather, $3.50 and
sl25.
TOURISTS BAGS with strap. 40 "a
s.
We give a trunk strap free with
every trunk at So or over.
Take Elevator.
UMBRELLAS are doWn---in
price.
Red or blue. % in. $i75; value p.75
Red or blue. with crooked Dresdei
harlle. So worth dollar more.
Au-Sllk. blue or garnet natural handles
81.
Dresden handles. all-silk, blue or red,
s425 Monday.
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were divided into seven shillings ins .ss'r
OF Ave. foreign nations would sci, us .nrn
wines and their silks for suallsr n. ~.
her of ounces. He had consiu L.
following. coniposed Of duli IT,, and
really believed what he 'o'n ,ne n.r-
fpn,,,, ,,i,l,ng IN be authorized by law ~
nav hundred pounds with eighty
could our free silver advocates pe '''''S
perfectly described ,,-
Shall we take n Lesson from Ehs'a'i'
experience. or shall We go on UNI"
roach the full depth OF her misery
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SUNDAY. MAY 7. 1893.
MEETINGS MONDAY.

Fraternal Lodge, Masons. Masonic rem
pie. cohu
old Dominion, Knights Of Pythias, Schh-
Ter Hall. -,
Ivanhoe Lodge, knights Of Pythias' FL
ictt's Hall.
Syracuse Lodge, knights OF Pythias'
Odd-Fellows' Hall.
Jefferson Lodge. j. o. o. f.. ooo-f e'-
lows Hall. $500.
Richmond Lodge. I. o. o. F., Beividere
Hall. .
Annawon Tribe, /. o. r. NJ, Lauoe
Hall. mn
Indianola Tribe, /. o. r. NJ. Toneys Han
Gray Eagle Tribe, /. @. k. M, IL w. -
a. VI. Hall. =, T.
o. T. A. NJ. Hall. =, A.
Patrick Henry Council, Jr. o. u A. NJ
Powhatan Hall. =, =. .
Aurora Council. Jr. o. U. A. NJ Jr ~
L. A. NJ. Hall.
sidney Court T.. J.. OF A., sos west cary
Munford Lodge, Tonti, Jr. o. u a. Nj
Hall.
Rescue Lodge, I. o. C. T, Gatewoofs
Hall.
Charity Lodge. l. o. C. T., Springfield
Myrtle Temple. I. o. G. T., Pine-street
BAPTIST church.
McGin Catholic Union. Cathedral Hail.
Carpontors' Union, Concordia hah' -.
brotherhood Locomotive Engineers U'SO
4. NJ, Toney's Hall.
Company T., First regiment. armory'
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PARASOLS---

Shaded silk; pinked ruflie and two
small futed rufies, $40
Satin striped Parasols. an colors. n50
Plain white and black. good quality
You can add lace or chiffon, s..
East Aisle.
The NORTH STAR REFRIG.
orator is a standing proof Of the
care with which we cater to the
wants of our public. Beyond
doubt it excels any refrigerator on
the market; having a dozen points
of special excellence. We believe
in them. We sold 500 last year.
We've contracted for 1000 this
year. So to S4S. Handsome sod
large as you choose.
Ice Chests for all purposes, public or
private.
Nursery Refrigerators. too.
BlizzardICE CREAM FREEZER,
has the double motion necessary
to make perfect ice cream. 2-quart
size S1.I5 to Io-quart size at s3.75.
OIL and GAS STOVES and all
the fixtures.
A perfect Gas Stove. Soc; larger &c.
up to 1895 for nickled double bur1er
They use wonderfully little gas.
Oil Stoves, &C.
With iron tank-can't leak, slss.
9-buruer, s2.g6.
Mrs Potts SAD IRONS-3 irons. a
neyer-hot handle and a stand for 3l.ls'
Usually more.
CLOTHES HORSE, IS in. high, s-fold;
Tjc.
self-wringing FLOOR MOP, %c-hal'
price.
BOUQUET HOLDERS, pretty glass, I
inches high, l0c.
Fancy Pepper and Salt Shakers, nickel
top. &c each
Ice Tub and Drainer. 25c-half price
Engraved English Tumblers. thin. ini-
tialed-not all the letters, 15c dozen.
Basement.
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OPENING, MONDAY, MAY 8.

AS diligent effort marks our gath
ering in other lines. We've i'm
ported over GOO pieces of
DOTTED SWISS MUSLIN this
seaSon-a charmingly simple love-
illness for dresses. Seed dots; big
dots; between dots. A score of
grades representing the best of the
year. rye to 81 yard. Prices
quite beyond successful competl-
ton, as good judges agree.
A wide range Of PLAID and STRIPED
MUSLINS l5c proves a catchy price
Monday, LACE STRIPED MUSLINS
at lOc; value 16 2-Sc.
Enough for Monday Of this CHECKED
MUSLIN at &c a yard!
Good house-keepers want SfAR
LINEN. Some twenty sorts are ready
10c 10 25c the yard.
And FURNITURE LINEN. bO-in. at
5Oc-a saving Of nearly third.
LINEN LAWN-and it's all linen, too.
80 inches wide. Charming. 81 a yard.
We've LINEN Lawns at Is 2-Sc to Sl2o
a yard
Shirt Waists call for BELTS.
Hundreds are ready. I5c to $3.50.
Silk; non-tarnishable gilt and silver.
Leather in navy, tan, red and the
several leather shades. An exhibit
worth looking at.
East Aisle.
Quality first. Great buying
makes the price, and usually the
price is as low or lower than quoted
anywhere else on any sort of goods.
Take HOSIERY
Ladies' Hose in states and all the
leather shades. i9c we challenge
comparison with any 25c goods
Ladies' brilliant black Hose, non
poisonous dye, Monday at lie. Com
pare with any 2Jc goods
Children's Isle thread Hose, tans tnd
black. 5 IL 10 l-2 at 25c.
Children's short Stockings or man
Hose; red. tan, black, white. IL
to 6. ac TO 25c fer size.
East Aisle.
RIBBONS. Fluttering webs for
cupid's entangling. Here, as all
over the Big Store, QUALITY
counts. The Fair and Square brand
is unbeatable in quality, in variety,
in shades. Prices in competition
with any ribbons offered.
Front.
An old friend at the WORLDS
FAlR-the Turkish Goods product
of the Star and Crescent Mills,
Philadelphia-you remember our
great loom exhibit from these mills.
Goods displayed in Manufacturers
Building, Sec. O, No. 80.
The looms are running in Ma
chinery Hall, Sec. 90; column n,
SO.
The greatest show in the South
of TURKISH TOWELS and Bath
Helps is at Cohen's. Are you sup
pIied' .,
Easily foremost in elegance, vari
ETY. and neWness our MILLINERY
department grows on merit. AnC
though without competition in pro
duct, our prices are pitted agains
the town.
Monday a great display OF chill
DRENS CAPS. l9c 10 50. Judged b.
beauty and price, it's clear why W
have the trade.
Shirred white Hats for little folks, 10
TO $3.50.
Ladies' COLORED STRAWS, fats o
shaped. 25c. from 50 and CSC.
Fancy coored STRAW HATS. trimmc
or unframed. are yours at one-folrt
of marked price.
Another case Of Black and Re-
LEGHORN HATS here. The pre-
Soc
charming line OF White Hats-chiy
leghorp and others.
Take Elevator
For awnings and camp purpose
we have heavy WHITE DUCK
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THE COHEN co.
weighing 8, 10 and IL ounces to
the ward. Prices, Is, lS ana FAC.

the yard. Prices, IS, 10 ana FAC.
Monday $500 yards of charming yard
wide pr.RcALE goes on sale at ioc.
Aiso. iss0 wards OF 2S-inch Percaie at
10 The cream Of the present market
and our entire line OF l-3c fercaie
is Included in this lot, &c.
line of dark Percales. WIDE exceed
fnriy desirable, at l0c for Il l-zc sraoe'
q ,Dch French Batiste. dainty prett-
ness. II l.2c.
f-hsrr,,nr bIts OF color printing. these.
colored MtLLS 81 inch. They're i0c,
tho rightly IL 1-2c.
c,se after case Of these BLACK SAT-
TEENS comes and goes. We alone
know Its uailye haunts. Perfect black
perfect quality. Iic. Compare II Win
any &c. This Is a couple or inches
narrow.
A pretty lire OF French Satteens NJ
10 i-2c. We reduced them from ~ Csc
10 keep up with our other cotton bar
gains.
It's a wonderful line OF cottons
to which we invite you-three
times the quantity shown in any
former season. As an exhibition of
weaves and printings the display is
worth seeing.
Main Aisle and Rear.
These DRESSES we've sold down
70 81 when we counted them Sat
urday, and we went through them
earlier than during the other days.
There were likely so left at closing
time-not enough of any one lot to
justify shipping to New York. SO
you can buy them MONDAY,
TUESDAY and till gone--but each
day reduces the chance of your
size being here. Hence early choos-
ing is essential. The list reads IKE
this
BLAZER SUITS.
About u Atwood Flannel Only the
Flannel ones left-black or blue, we'll
made. at $50
About suits Of all-wool English Che
yiot, tan mixed and gray mixed at
$3.50. The price has been SlO.5o.
About S suits of imported Serge-nayy'
black or tan; been SO. 20 at 500.
About 10 suits; some broadcloth. some
Serge: navy, tan. tan mixtures ana
black 81 from $3.50.
About suits OF imported Broadcloth IN
black. blue and tan; trimmed with
Persian bands. $3.50 Been sl5.
suits OF diagonal Storm Serge, navy
or black: been So: are ST.
About REFER SUITS. OF imported
cloth. in myrtle. black and navy. Been
$40; are $3.50. ,...,.,...
About ) RUSSIAN BLOUSE SUITS IN
navy, myrtle and black; ai-"ool'
well made, $3.50 from S6i5.
All the above are beautifully
made, some with shoulder capes,
some with divided capes, some with
bretelleS.
About 20 separate DRESS SKIRTS q
Atwood diagonal Storm Serge, In
navy and black. ST. been $3.50.
And now what's happened TO
Dresses, because Of fad of Fash
ion, happens to JACKETS and
CAPES for no reason but to reduce
the stock. Prices are halVed.
CAPES-
Approved lengths and newest styles
in tan, navy, black. gray and myrtle
le In all. $3.50 from S.45.
Velvet trimmed Capes, tobacco brown
and tan broadcloth, s. from $3.50.
Capes Of tan broadcloth. imported :
ribbon quilted edge. $50 from $500
Black Capes. 80 inches long; with short
capes embroidered. So from $3.50
Black with velvet Bertha shawl froAti
plenty Of ribbons. 50 from So.
Riack Cane. cut jet trimmings, $3.50 from
81. 80
Cane Of lace and cloth; novelty, 80
from $3.50.
4 hundred and more FOR Monday and
Tuesday. Then the ruinous prices stop.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-05-07

The New York Commercial Bulletin
thinks that the recent collapse an ong
the industrials teaches a wholesome les
son which will not soon be forgotten.
II reasons that amid all the furry the
comparative steadiness Of railroad shares
vas remarkable and assuring. and says:
NO large amounts OF railroad invest
merits charged hands at the sharpest de-
clines. and there were encouraging evil
dences Of good local and foreign buying.
To investors with good bank accounts the
opportunities were irresistible. Neverthe-
less. II the scare should go no further,
IL will require considerable time for the
effects to pass off. Although business Is
In sound condition, the trade outlook is
not encouraging and 1t proves highly
fortunate that bankers and merchants
have been so conservative in their opera
lions for the last three months. Such
precautions have greatly mitigated the
seriousness OF the present blow For
some time to come we may expect much
hesitation in the business community;
and the incidents Of the last few days
will not be regretted If they serve to
stimulate Congress into action upon sill
yer legislation. What is needed at the
moment is a general steadying of bust
ness nerve"
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JACKETS

New. every one Of them -
LIGHT tan mixtures; embroidered, %
from SO e
Tan or gray. Jet trimmings NSo from
81. ., 49,,
Cape Blazer-three capes; tan; 81 from
$3.50.
GRAY mixed Scotch Cheviot, with Bre-
teles: $3.50 from $3.50.
Tan and gray Blazers with silk collars
and lapels. $3.50 from N3.
Every one new and at sterling value
Take Elevator.
Dixie and Yankee Land side by
side, COUCHES and BED
STEADS.
p,cbmond-made COUCHES-leathsr
nar,aek Rroadcloth. Samples mere.
Yours will be promptly made; In Color
and finish 20 your fancy. Leathsr,
nmre hair filed, $50 against the usual
$50.
Others IS to 500. 1900, W.
BEDSTEADS-brass ana ef'an.ei. !"
represent a Massachusetts, factory
prices $3.50. $3.50 and S2
WIRE MATTRESSES to NJ, "a TO 70.
Toxic Mating, finch plaid; selected
straw. closely woven. 25c.
Heavy Damask MATING, nsn scale
nattern. CSC. Neither Of these was
ever less than 39c
Japan Mating interviewer into various
plaids. Very heayy-lOO pounds %
the roll Fancy, 2c for prime "o'
yalues-judged by any other year.
Mattngs are offered I'm quantity aho
at prices as never before.
IL
Take Elevator.
DRESS GOODS SURPRISES
A5-inch fine Imperial Serge, Paris
weave; navy blue, 69c; for So(
fabric.
AH.WooI Henrietta at 45c. Navy
blue.
Navy blue Storm Serge, 50 inch
at so and SOC.
so inch at $50.
We mention navy blues becaus
there is more of that color sold thai
any other-despite the early know
it-alls. and you best grasp a savlni
named on wanted goods.
Silk Glorias have been out
Here again---the only warrantabI
make. 30 inch, SI.2s. All IN
new colors.
IA pieces Of Dress Goods, mos
Of them Atwood. Stripes an
solids, the slow goers from the so
line. Monday at 25c.
Woven Moires, high grade Frenc'
fabric; old blue, yieux rose an
other pretty shades. Monday o5
from SI.23.
French Dress lengths--.lon
enough for a liberal dress OF tn
new STYLE. Been SIS to S23. Nor
day any for 50.
Main Aisle.
Most so-called India Silks ar
made in France or America. Bot
these countries can make good sill
but their "Indias" are frauds. Tn
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-05-07

Ii will be remembered that when the
first trouble came to the Treasury about
redeeming silver certificates in gold 1t
was generally declared that the course
OF the New York banks in not coming
to the relief of the Treasury was UNI
patriotic, ungenerous and contracted. and
that IT would have been more creditable
had they shown a larger liberality In
helping the Government. II has been
well said that the events of the present
week have proved the fallacy of this
reasoning and the injustice Of these re-
proaches. Had the New York banks
drained their Golfers of gold, whether
10 aid the Treasury or for any other
purpose, there would have been a panic
in the commercial world following the
collapse of the share market as sure as
night follows sunset. 1t was the solid
strength Of the banks. resting on broad
foundation OF ffty-seven millions gold
reserves, that saved the credit OF the
community. Nothing can be more true
than this statement.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-05-07

We see by the New Orleans States
that the fact that all the tributaries OF
the Mississippi river arc rising rapidiy'
has caused much alarm among the plant
ers upon the upper as well as the lower
coast, who have heard of the crevasse on
the Arkansas shore and The flooding OF
several very large and fine plantations. II
is true that the levees are higher ara
stronger than they have ever been, but
at this time it is impossible to know the
extent Of the pressure TO which they Will
be subjected: but one thing is certain.
however, and that Is the tremendous vol
ume Of water will soon be rushing down
the Mississippi.
Claus spreckles has decided not to an
mex Hawaii AS soon as he discovered
that he could not get that coveted sugar
bounty under any circumstances. and
that his labor contract systems would
be knocked into pl, he concluded that
probably he had better govern the Sand
witch Islands himself. He is autocrat OF
quite nice little kingdom.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-05-07

The New York Press says that what
the country needs is one hour Of John
herman. The trouble with the country
is that 1t has alreaiy had too much Of
John Shern an and his infaiteus bill,
which. introduced by "a demagogue and
passed by the Billion-Dollar Congress
Though demagogy has almost left the
Treasury bare of gold. We want no
finances or politics.
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1}l'(9FE;N
(0NPAFY
~ 10 fC roJ ~ oaet Rrood
II, 10, IS and II east Broad.
Rlcnmosp. Monday. May s, 1898.

There are but two great exhibits
of FRENCH CHINA at the
WORLDS FAIR. One is OF the
product of NJ. Redon, one OF the
foremost makers of fine Table
Ware. We have arranged with his
representative at the Fair to FUR
nish our Virginia and North Caro-
lima trade through rs. If You visit
Chicago you'll of course examine
that great exhibit. Choose what
you want and give your order.
Well deliver the goods here. This
opens TO your choosing the entire
product of one of the worlds great
manufacturers, with no expense Of
freight or danger Of breakage.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-05-07

At a grand reception to the Duke OF
Veragua. given by Mrs. Potter Palmer,
a long roll OF grandees and mobiles were
invited Very few Chicagoans were on
the list. hut among those who, the Herald
says. were there appears the name of Mr.
Thomas Nelson Page. SO IT seems that
our noted Virginia suthor is already
claimed by Chicago.
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and all table requisites. Every
piece is stamped "Haviland, Ii
moge." Our way of buying saves
Won a third too.
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Monday, an opening Of HAVi-
LAND WHITE CHINA here. We
scour the world to collect the best
for our public. What china lover but
appreciates the Haviland ware;
what point on earth can compete
with Limoge, France, in elegant
china2 We are direct importers,
Mondays offering having reached
US by Steamship Aurania. The
newest, most charming shapes, are
here and not in arbitrary sets but
in quantities, from which you may
make up sets to your needs-and
from which at any time you can
buy a single piece to replace break
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RIBBONO. IuIIOIIIIB "OUo TOT
cupid's entangling. Here, as all
over the Big Store, QUALITY
counts. The Fair and Square brand
is unbeatable in quality, in variety,
in shades. Prices in competition
with any ribbons offered.
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Shaded silk: pinked runie and two
small fluted rufiles, A75.
Satin striped ParasOls an colors. $3.50
Plain white and black. good quality
You can add lace or chiffon s..
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under the scaffold. When 1 shot, the scaffold
broke and l dropped on Mr.. Deer's back, so
clinched him round the neck. Talk about fast
riding! just did fly over windfalls and tops of
little trees till 1 say to myself old Mr.. Indian
your hunting days are over was afraid to let
go of him for he was going SO fast. At last
loosed my grip and turned two or three somer-
sets over brush and stumps and struck in soft
spot. l wasn't much hurt but l was scared near
ly to DEATH Going back to the runway got
my gun and went back to camp, having plenty of
deer hunt for that night, you bet! Next morn
ing l went off and shot nice deer some long
way from camp, and after dress him and start
home 1 walk and walk and come back to the
same place. 1 Travelled in a ring. 1t was
cloudy day and l again came back to the same
spot after walking about three miles. was not
lost but the wigwam was-for it couldn't be an
old hunter like me get lost. This time watch
the moss on the trees and get to the wigwam
about dusk with the deer on my back and found
a very glad squaw to see such nice fat buck
SHENEGA.
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Almost Lost.

In the fall of 1891, taking the squaw along for
company, went out into the widest of the will
derness. My first game was porcupine. There
is not much fun killing porcuplne but he is good
to eat. After supper l went off about a mile
from camp to runway and built scatfOld in
some trees over the runway; the moon was
bright, could see well. About 10 O'Clock saw
Mr.. Deer coming along slowly; he got directly
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CHAUTAUQUA,

The regular fortnightly meeting of the Pierian
Circle was held in the chapel Sept. 17th After
the regular program had been rendered. the
formal presentation of the garnet ribbon to the
graduates of '93. took place. The annual cleo
ton of officers of the circle was also held. 1t
was gratifying to note that all the members of
the circle were present and it is to be hoped
that the attendance during the new year so well
begun will continue. The following is the
PROGRAM:
REPORT.
The Chinese Question. ..................Ctd CLASS A.
REPORT.
Different Opinions. ....................C|G Class b.
REPORT.
Whittier Are We Drifting ................C Glass c,
REPORT.
San Francisco Glass d..
REPORT.
Newspaper Literature. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Glass b
REPORT.
Deli I.SIiilldtlOn tuco Il
PAPER.
Rome and It's Empire Glass d..
The prison mirror. [volume] (Stillwater, Minn.) 1887-1894, 1893-09-21

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The prison mirror. [volume] (Stillwater, Minn.) 1887-1894, 1893-09-21
THE BAZAR::

w e would
respectfully draw the attention Of
the readers of this paper to the fact
that we are in position to sell all
kinds of Merchandise as cheap as
any concern in the United States
or Canada. Our connection in the
Eastern market places us on an
equal footing with the largest con-
Germs in the country, and our ex-
penses for selling and handling
Merchandise are far less than most
concerns Of our size that are To-
Gated in larger cities. Samples
cheerfully sent to any part Of the
United States or Canada.
Respectfully,
A. G.. SHUTTINGER.
Saltwater, MINI.
The prison mirror. [volume] (Stillwater, Minn.) 1887-1894, 1893-09-21

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