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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-12-13
SION Thief

That cough is a thief that is stealing
your health and life. Dr. Davids Cough
s, rup. OF Pure Pine-Tar, Horehound, and
wild Cherry. will stop 1t at once.
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sl- 100. Washburn Guitars. $500.
.o. Washburn Mandoins from SO up
Ilest Instruments made. How
One answer for q Christmas pres
..t WALTER ID. MOSES, d CO.,
Sole. Agents,
1905 Main street.
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Cough No More,
Opsnfnt-,

t1' take Dr. p4vlGs Cough Syrup, 1.-THE
La. on Earth"
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Thing. OF neauty-

hc Photographs now being made by MT.
..a. tlo new operator at the DAVIS Cal
.oy.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-12-13

VIII have one dozen Ladies' Desks on
sale Monday az s29a each. Aha,
SYDNOR & UUNDLBY.
Leaders in Furniture.
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Moot Me At Frank stnrixe's,

No. SO4 east Main street Monday, ana puy
one Of the finest nickel cigars III 'he
city, or q package or Cigarettes
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To cash buyers we offer unusual IN
ducements. We have the finest makes
"a guarantee them fully. Manly b.
Tarnos & Co. No. I19 east Broad, near tho
corner Second street
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-12-13

Use Dixie Nerve and Bono Liniment,"
TIC Best on Earth.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-12-13

1nported and California Raisins at II
7. Christian q Co.'S.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-12-13

New Nuts. Homemade Mince Meat
Fancy California Oranges, at r. i. CHRIS
tlnn & Coz
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This shows how Meyer Sycle. lc3 east
BROAD street IS selling Cloaks: He quotes
Cream Tan Ladies' Goats. lined all
throu~h with changeable taifeta silk, a
r-t,,,l9r s135O value at $3.50. Also. Curly
Rack Astrachan Coats. broadcioth trim
med silk lined throughout, 1T So value
at =.
,..,,. r,,orIre Fans al Never sycle's.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-12-13
DO You vaIne the Bests

Then have your Pictures made by Mr..
wills. at the Davis Gallery.
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Visit the Book Department Of Meyer
Svclc. Books TO delight the Old and young.
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Ar.,.tin Iirhtinr. strII.h Poscs.

and Flnely-Fnishcd Photographs; High
Grade Platinum Work; Latest Designs or
Mounts, and lowest prices
THE JEFFERSON,
No. 523 east Broad street.
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TIE CRAIG ART COMPANY,
MONDAY.
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Grand Opening,
HE CRAIG ART COMPANY,
The Dispatch's New Phone.

The no. Of the Dispatch's new phone
e. 1888 Patrons Will please note this.
The old phone No. IS 15S.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-12-13

GRIND Onenin.

DR.. David's Iodo Ferrated Sarsaparilla,
"The Blood-Purifier."
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HEADQUARTERS for weather Strips,
Rubber ana Felt. 49,,
4. b. CLARKE & SON.
No. 1922 Main street
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Tenders, Andirons. etc, etc.
4. 3. CLARKE & SON,
no. 1920 Main street
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THE CRAIG ART COMPANY.
MONDAY.
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THE CRAIG ART COMPANY
MONDAY.
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Lovely Empire Fans at Meyer syele's:
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CONTINUATION Of THE COHEN CO.'S AD.
THE COHEN co.
A CORSET LESSON

such as Richmond never experienced. will
meet the opening Of our doors on Mon
day. Their good worth and value is over
looked In the transaction. All sizes IN
most. for awhile at least.
i. ID. French Imported Corsets-White'
GRAY or Black-<lJ0 TO $3.50.
Il d Corscts, extra long waist, boned
bust. silk Tossed and Hamburg TRIM
med. 80.
The ieotie. an imported corset. Fasso
cut. extra long waist, N. En- ~ DacH'
handsomely Tossed, regular so.y Cofa0l'
for to-day $50.
PECULIAR $3.50 r &. q. Corsets. fine
French Saline, well boned. g 80.
7 G. Corsets. 1875 value, N.l5.
An Excellently Boned Corset. White or
Black. 50 value. Si.s9.
+ b. Corset. Sl25 value. S9c.
Dress-Form Corsets, ssc. former price
pecnler re. Corsets. fine French Black
eatine handsomely Tossed. zoe.
C-Hook White Coutille Corset, 19c. value,
FROM 10 TO Il O'CLOCK
an Fra Iong-Waist Coutille Corset,
zoe. value, sc. ,.. ,.l,..
FROM Ii To y O'CLOCK
Black Dresden Corsets, SOC. value, 5Oc-
ALL DAY
An Extra Heavy Waist. double coutnle,
pc.
CURTAINS AND DRAPE8IEs.
White Applique Curtains for 1910 A pair.
.8 inch Dotted and Figured Curtain
Musiins, Il l-2c. yard.
FROM 10 TO II O'CLOCK
Lace-Stripe Curtain Scrim, 80 inches
wide, for Sic. yard.
9G-inch Gilt Mixed Draperies for Il lie.
q yard.
Chenille Table-Covers for &c.
ca Satin Damask Table-Coyers for sl.50.
UPHOLSTERY.
Two-Toned Damask, for curtains and
draperies. for 29c. a yard.
Handsome Furniture Pushes, all cOlors,
Il inches wide, for s9c. yard.
Handsome Gilt Eastern Damask, was
$40. for Sc. q yard.
Two Toned Damask Curtains fringed
both ends. for $50
Solid-Centre Walis-of-Troy Border Cur
tains, frlnged all around, for s., were
Handsome Damask Curtains, 4 yards
long - inches wide. all newest color
ings, s. q pair from $50.
Handsome Damask Gilt interviewer Cur
tains. so kird. for $3.50.
Lace Curtains. %. 50, and 5ec pair
nottingham Lace Curtains, full length
and width. Csc. a pair
Imitation BrIssels-Net Curtains, $50 a
pair.
Swiss Tambour Curtains. 500 n pair.
Ecru Irish-Polnt Curtains, {l15 q pair for
the $3.50 kind.
THE MILLINERY DEPARTMENT
WILL KEEP PACE WITH THE REST,
or THE HOUSE. AND GOES \ LITTLE
BEYOND.
Any Colorcd Trimmed Hat IN the De-
partmsnt re- ready for your taking at
Zoe. on the dollar.
al Millinery Trimmings viii he sold the
same way. The department IS still
working its fun force.
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THE COHEN co

FROM $50 ~ 10 ,r,.,,,ra ,or
Heavy, Wide Rather-Bed IlcAihss i0'
3-ic. a yard.
FROM go TO 1880 4, nan,
Turkey-Red On-Boiled Prints, IN new
neat effects for &c. yard
FROM 1890 TO II O'CLOCK 49,,
3s-lnch Fancy Silkolines. pretty erect
o.. a yard; 16 2-3c. grade.
FROM IL TO IL O'CLOCK no.,,y
l0-4 Fine Brown Sheeting, good' hea''
KIND. for l-2c. q yard.
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DRUGGISTS sUNDRIEs.

Best grade Vaseline. 1c. a bottle.
Best grade Perfumes, tsc. value, Tor
zoo ii Hair Brushes. usual s9c. ones, for l9c.
Best SOC. bottles Lavender Salts, 25e.
bottle.
100. Powder Puffs for loc. .,.
Ivory Handle Nail-Brushes. with slde
bristles, 25c, ones. FOR loc. Will,
2ih-ounce bottles OF best grade violet
Perfumes. put UP in violet boxes, tSc.
grade, for &c box.
Large 25c Hand Mirrors. loc.
Velvet Covered Hand Mirrors, lsc. each.
handsome Perfume Boxes, containing
2 cakes violet soap; also. bottle OF
violet perfume. 81 value, for zoe.
Best Perfume, in different colored boxes
500 best Corrugated Atomizers. 25c. ones.
for l2iac. ,,eso.
colors worth 30c. for 25c. eacn.
Rest 20c Florida Water. PIC. a bottle.
i5c. Iyory-Handle Tooth-Brusbes. &C.
40 cakes Soap Manufacturers Sample
SOAP. worth from TO zoe. d cake,
choice Sc. a cake.
Castle Soap, lc. cake.
Night Lamps. flled with perfume. ioc.
q aii-Polishers, soc.
Real Dresden Hair-Brushes, worth 1918,
for $50.
Real Dresden Tooth-Brushes. sl.3 value,
Tor soc. each
NOTIONS.
90 Yards Machine Thread, In Black and
White. lc. a spOol-all numbers.
English Tape, all widths. lc. bunch.
"A rows Good Pins lc.
bO pairs Carriers, with large bows, new
buckles, worth &C.,, nicely put up In
glass boxes. 2oc. box.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-10-20
no EXPLANATION NECESSARY.


q
Texas October y ' enclose letter pubs q
,as.,
therefore respond e RIO" anybody who wants cs
might publish they m N -
- iruly ,3-,rt
Moo-e-corte,i
Il Dear Sir For iho the c,,
heeno
~.
and believe
on t.e rtrt e. -i-ll
40
Impressed
Tss Tor sens The NeKnley ioeT ee'ioTs St th they
ALREADY QUITE LIBERAL CONTRIBUTIONS
MORE that
o nb
National
called q which has been distributed Throughout
he
req uicans committee, hal,
they Mr. z II essat
placed lis dsrosai
io- a
made chIFnan OF the committee
propose should
and f]eni
Hobart electors state
:
the order Mr Z Il
than most
with
TREATED TEXAS THIS YEAR
the
November
OF government ant
: .ape.late to this remain Very raiy yours,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-10-20

museum =, wa-hiaE'or. Is t.eniionct as a
ross ibie Successor Of the late Or G. Broom
Gco1e g. assistant secretary % tAe smith
sonlsa Institute
i IS declared thar before setting oa,
On hts expedition 10 ;he pole p-n,esso-
Andfec Engaged manager TO MAKE rr-
:argecents Tor a lects-inE tour through
The Uni'ed STATES on BIS return.
Judge Joseph II Earle who ia 20 succeed
J. Z. " iroT a. 2 United States senator
from South Carolina s. native ~ fha.
state is in ne Nftleih scar q his age
ant Is q nan q character ard siaudinr
Mrs Bearisley TIE no,her q tne Rish-
o. = Carlisle. Ergla-a. ~ho died recently
e. ne axe ~ 4s. had seven sons. al o.
y HON took holv orters He- husband. too
vas clergyman They were .nunsa.e
iflfafs - Charlotte Br0n'e
saroal. re veteran rhotozrarher D. Ne-r
YORK vnose nsue is slmosf az veil known
IL Iorfan az In Tire c..y ~ his ador-il1
= getting about araia after az .ilnes.
ia2' has rr0strsted niui 'or TIE Jas. vra
Wars He Is credited zith -o14a-f.l
NJ mo-s f1r faces ard 81 is sai1 .a-t; no
VIII Teulerse- alter fos years AFR u.
-t-f-ait naa tssen.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-10-20
AMERICA AND TURKEY.

The European press especially tho Ri,
h press, judging from the daily com
ients oabled 10 this couatry. appear to.bc
iore exercised than the home papors with
laferenco TO contemplated American move
1ents in the East. Every day thcy give
s something new on the probabilities OF
n American intention to force The par
anelles. or take foroiblo action OF some
ind against the porte
There is absolutely no occasion Tor sun
osing that this government contemplated
my aggressive action toward Turkey at
his time There la no issue or diplomatic
'augie between the porte and Washington
government at this time. The sultan an
Gears TO grant almos, every rcqucst made
" Minister Terrell and Americans have
Been faring better than any other class
4 Foreigners IN Turkey But the main point
I notice row is that this talk Of forcing
he Dardanoies is absolutely haseless from
he fact that the American feet at present
n the Mediterranean could not possibly
perform such feat. There is not an
Irmor clad Ia the Aeet, only protected
.ruisers. and not ten-inch gun on any
Il them. The heavy Turkish batteries along
he Dardanelles could sink or permanently
ripple every cruiser in the fleet within an
lour. We should have to force the OAR
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-10-20

Omaha, Neb., October 70 1t is believed
that the scouts Who are looking for 70,
heFs VINO held mp the Union Pacific mail
train near Osborne Wedncqdav 80 ri.''
upon their trah. Chief Canada OF tbo e,,'l
cial service bureau received tels--,,,
from one Of the searching party. saving
be hoped TO have something deAnite 500
Another telegram says that s70ig wo-,h
Of checks and drafts have been found ~
place where the registered mail noucb
han evidently been emptied and the con-
II is believed that the robbers may nav,
worked their way back 10 Ogden or sai,
Lake city and are now In hidlac ia one
OF those ,ities. 0"e
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-10-20

daneIles with hat'leships and monitors. bu:
We have no type q, those yssseis IN Harcp~
!; IS a common ihins here 70 hear PEG.
PIE declare that the ralted sta'es eoali
bring Turkey 70 erlef ia a very Few hours.
but Hoihlrg - further trorn ire faci- Even
Yr=lzni admits that she can 30 nothing
with Turkey ~ force ~i,hoat European
assistance and 81 vas sad the nihef day
that s, would require The entire feet o,
British h4itiaships aoN srouni tbs Dag
eansiIes 20 force passage ard thea OILY
With possible great i3sz The British press
would b very ziat doubtless 20 see Amer
ia brezk TIE ice AMI open tbs 4sa; asairs,
tie porte but that ;aere IS say occasion
CT V-osreci for sucA action does 70; at
ell appear a. tsis ;i,ae- o,.- raail depend
.rce ., Coss,aarsoFie ani our most e.
,setlvc weapon ss the coaroret presence
@, ,utgs Terrell At "a l.t'le "a parties
q TIE sultan So loag as re s1dss Ali
the sultan remain ~caumuy America Is
al rlEh: IL ihe East
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-10-20

austin. Tcsas. October is-N y Cu1ey
aat " Z Eastoa addressed q meeting Of
col5ret men a. the court house tonight az
uee;lus presided over - Coioae! III
Anderson Cul.y asserted that fusion lad
se,a perfected aa1 ads SCI his hearers 20
vote She gopuiisi STATE .cke'. IS tie iopI-
lisrs werc going 20 vote for Mckinley
Esston h2a 8 s~e1i deal 10 sag about
National issues AMI ndo:sed tie removal
q Chl.ruca cain and Campbell nv Green.
tlt j; AS notlcel tina; hc male 10 men
rou % District Chairman McGar vho IS
also ylct.1- q tbs state chairmans az
aiir.ry r4liugs
u ia understood hat Eas,on remained
silent u.th resarl 20 the latter hecause he
e Hugh Haacocks friend aat because he
hat been reminded that Hancock ha1
he.pei hin o-t o. the Fo.itica. soup TAO
-fz-z --r
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-10-20
MARKET EXc1rEn.

London. October TO- The financial AZ
ucle in the Times SAYS
The roceip, Of the cable atYices 'ron
America giving them prices Of wheat
caused a scene almost OF CONSERVATION u
the exchange such as is not usually seen
except 10 war times. \ large business va
done Maize and barley we're also in ol'sA
demand
The rise anpears to be due 70 sales ..
American wheat for India which frightensa
the spectators a good deal Cautious oe.
servers th,us that the rise of IS per quar-,
for The Week fully discounts the enee' "
the abnormal Indian demand
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-10-20
FnR HORSE TIBET

Brenhem. Texas. October la.-Sheriff
BAKER Of McLennan county carried Jim
smith 10 Waco yesterday. where he is
wanted FOR horse theft committed under
tho alias Of George Burton He was con-
votod here Of forgery and sentenced ia
Two years a the last term OF district court
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-10-20
CooN mos. ASSIGN.

Philadelphia. Pa. october ia sn,,.
Bros. wholesale cheese dealers do'H7 a..
ness on South Water street. made . AZ
sigumcnt today for the benefit oil , e,s an
No statement OF assets or Napi'''''
given.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-10-20
\ DRAW.

Baltimore. October 10 Dan sullivan
Boston and Jack Ward Of Newark 'oa.
a -o-rouuj draw at tho Eureka A. lhtsi.
club tonight giving an excellent eA'''
iion ,e.
Geo Cars colorci, Of Baltimore, ,, mans
oh1nrins block Of Professor JACK u. Ire
OF PENSACOLA IN contest stoppeu "
police in the second round.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-10-20

s.4les y Nirtfy Tells Visitors That tac
Republican Platform Is the Best;
Canton. Ohio. Oc,ot-- l5-The weeks
t'si, % Major Mckinley began vl;l tire
arrival atoui uoon OF several ear loads IL
People from Sewlckioy. IA In the ra-,y
vtre number q ladies AID the Ncklaiey
ard Hobart "soand taoney- club o.. That
city Faey we're escorted 20 The McEi-lsy
home BEADED by drum cropz comire With
f-t:a aa1 gave Governor Mckinney three
Tocs.as cheers vhen Re appesrcs ou TIE
''oF D. h.'er he addresa Mrs Mckinley
7e.eiFf. 'hs ladies euf lhe whole party
was 1ao'ogTaghei With Major Mckinney II
rae seates q The srolp.
IT, 'Ae sew.csiey Pa. delegation Major
Mckinley saa ia par,
some people seem 10 have tho notion
ihai -1e republican party mas made d ness
~ ,'-f 4fe Thai u occupies e different rosi-
'-la i-4ay .fol tha, which b. ere. e.r1-
pied 1 ;ae Jast- That is mistake We
stand where we have aiways stool no.
o-l. eitA ,1e money question. bat az tAa
l1l'i 9lesilpn and ! wari 20 cali tcur
.'i. -0L ~ What may have escsf-l sou
" an ihe war closed the great problem
li"'e tde American people nfose rhe re
cons le'lo- g! the Union Was aha. should
be eo1s wlth The great ae.r thai .s5 .e.1
~ We var and ~hat sn11it
ne l0re Ed -le Way ~ maintaining q s-.i..-.
r-fsfaes l the United States H. t-f, rhs
-5es' s9it-er - the war. VIM hat .ed .ae
armies thai we're ~.gse.i .u
sustaining cals@. General L G-s-.
vas nominated 'or president L, M -s
a ie" ~ me p.auks upoa NIB ice
1904 aii tQ. cau see then whe->.- tra
30 4r'y has changed !is rosI..o-
"- '-etHuce all forms % -er.it.t..
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10 MATCH FIIIRrSTERs.

Baltimore. Nd. October ~ The uni'"
States revenue cutter Window vii! ieas
this port at a.30 a. m tomorrow un's'
sealed orders II Ia thought that the o..
ders which CAPTAIN Hand will open wns.
clear OF the cane. will instruct him 70 -
on The lookout for filibusierins eXpea''iO-
leaving the Florida coast
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-10-20

Ironion, ohio. October "a This AFTER
noon BAY Bros sold the steam propeller
Georgia to Captain II Gusxc and assn.
ciat's, ~ scranton. Miss. for $3.50 The
boat Is practically new aud cost $50 300. /,
Will be put in the gu!i barber trade.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-10-20
AMAIrING DIVERS

New Orleans October le-The British
ship Alberta, tori Hun, is anchored outside
waiting the e/(ya OF divers. The YES
sel IN going/o sea. grounded outside the
let's chauI and damaged her screw by
loulirs h/keEs While being foated.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-10-20

C.srcand Ohio October u The Ualon
generals who are speaking tor Mckinley
made a lively '-'p through Ohio today
-c crow jig ve-e 7fA-.sset - Sew prlla-
h.a Dean 500 East Liyerpool Warren
a.l Aour ;7'nrr Toui-ct 'ha7~ Nas big
ara 10 ia h'. 'i'r rca,Ud.ng Nl'h IN en-
tlgs.lst!c meeting - Central Aruory
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-10-20
NEW D1RrcToRY

Cincinnati. Ohio. october BE r,,els.
.ncumbents in the directory OF ne s w were
natl. New orleans and Texas rallNSsSolasr
reelected at a meeting az me sd Of De
held here today. Nineteen thous"
30 600 shares we're voted
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-10-20
sHnr-

BTeJsm, Texas. October la-Wirt
choa/am accidentally shot himself through
the /high with a 2S-csliher pistol on tho
Pennington place two miles east OF hero
today.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-10-20

nc T. HENNEDY -- BronhG-n Texas.
October i9.-.At the residence OF the BRIDES
parents, IN the Earlwine neighhorhood al
10 o'clock sunday. Rev. j Z Browning
oihci 1Nng, air. George V Rice and Miss
Mamie <. Kennedy were unhed In mar
rage.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-10-20
GRAND JURY REcoNvENsp "a,

R!chmoud. Texas october ~ n.
jury was roconyeucd this morLms ard
dered by Judge Reese last W.. VIZ, Il "
once went into the inyestisau'A
Priddy case.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-10-20

emblem Of National honor and IL viii al
rAvs remain 50. 1t Is 700 sacred % be
ulosti'u,ei 10 PARTISAN purpose as a2s
been attempted tor The ass, time 90 tnis
Cgr-cstEu
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-10-20

Chicago. october 10 Chairman Jones.
81 the democratic National committee, !s-
sued the following appeal late this after
noon
Democratic National Headquarters, Chi
caso. october 10
The American flag has always been the
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-10-20
N THE SECOND

New York October 70 Before the Union
Park Athletic club tonight Tommoy West
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-10-20

> DAILY POST, SUNDAY POST.
I 10 Co.sr-s 80 n 49, c1.ssz
9-Wes,ly Post. ~ Cas-. ger Week
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-10-20
,USTON DAILY POST.

WATSON, r. y. JOHNSTON.
President wee Psee. s=rt-
: G.. J. PALMER. Secretary.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-07-15
SALARIES GO DOWN.
nnaers Of Federal Court Put
On Reduced Wages
- EXTENSION IN PAYING FEES.
>~nnn P~e1t IIarcsu1De 1hought -
10 rnaans- County RoaA 70
Miller River Nfnes.
- EXTENSION IN PAYING FEES.

.Well. I am thinking ef negosiating .
xAnrf loan from some rich and unssifsa
er4en6." sald Deputy United States Mar
80 ouslter yesterday A. tbs reporter
1reuued II at hts cfface for thu daily budget
p sews. Thinking that AFR. QufltsY had
ereAab,y been smstten with the miain8
Ssver which 10 epidemic Just now, the re-
seeter asked ABOUT the prospective prop
Ssu.
Ia Mr. Guitar. We are Just simply
eelng % run short Of ready mensy. That's
4 fact and not . fancy. you know that
sfter August our salaries are - be re-
1900. Congress has put the FEDERAL on
- on = smaller allowance. But that u
81 the main source OF our woe.
sI5p 70 this time, Whenever enc Of the
A~orfy marsha5s made service In . case
~ tees we're paid 10 him. the time Of
savment being left largely to his own
xee~rstion. lie retained the nonsy for his
- use. accounting for II, Of course. to
SeeAouarters, where II was charged
s~slust his salary and deducted from the
esfai amount due him when the funds
Usre sent out from Washington City 70
- on Federal officers.
sFrom this time on. however. things win
~ dfffsrsnf. Even IN civt1 cases. the dep
ny viii oo13cct tae tee ~ US tame OF
ssryses. No extension ~ TO the time OF
psynsas b made discretionary with him.
fant instead Of taking the fee - . cash
cavusnt TO him from Uncle Sam, he
haudles Il only a. . receiving tsllsr. turn
- II ever at once 20 the United States
eeurt clssk's once. The latter forwards
Il 10 washington City. and when the dep
M esfs his pay ne gets II In . lump.
Sre Ssmstimss you know the government
z ~ months behind with its rsmittancss.
Whiea = Why remark"