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FrIn9ed Cloths

yards long of good German seceh WIN. IN
ooored borders or plain white eaeh this
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San Francisco Post: 1t is probably need
less TO state that the breweries OF Arkan-
sas are few in number and insignificant in
Their output, else Senator Jones recent
declaration in favor OF a tax on beer would
never have been made. II the senator had
suggested an increased government reve-
nue. for whisky. the mountain dew" pro-
dueers OF Arkansas would have wiped the
name OF Jones from the senate register.
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Table Covers.

Heavy Chenille Spreads square, u
yards $500 ~ 4
The Tapestry Spreads s; ~ mn
= -
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San Francisco Examiner: The organi-
cation of a company with the purpose OF
dealing In titled foreigners and domestic
actresses merely reduces 10 a business-kke
basis a traffic that has long been recog-
nized but not systematized. There seems
to be no reason why dividends should not
be declared early and often
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COAST PAPERS.

San Francisco Bulletin: Mr.. Bryan IS
TO write book on bi-metanisu and HIM
self-particularly himself. II is a strange
oversight that, during the height OF the
campaign and the shower or rabbits feet.
nobody thought OF now appropriate 1t
would have been TO present the Boy Ora
tor with rnirrcr.
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have something that will suit ase or rac. :.
VIII might be their politics. Vt color
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rae Psss-Tstsff4g<nr<v hsTeey sssora~~
ssss dee sSssrsissys q boss eas psta es~-
ess4sfses,, Dasi y, Heessg and s"nass'
sssssIe shat Of ems other resrspsper pse-
kssA1a ia the stale OF Hashtngtea. Aa-
ssvsssssz contracts srsIs be sssess snetsss
80 sA4s gsayants@-
Gounfv asaa CRY C6sctaf Paper.
-
SEATTLE. SUNDAY, DEC. ID.
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Here's special; nen yarax s 80
dozen napkins to match; a 81 value a -
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wana waIla Union: As Mr.. Bryan. a.
the representative of tne silver trust, has
outlined a plan OF campaign, IL must %
expected that IL Isl incumbent upon thc
opponents OF free coinage as demanded D,
the mining interests, 10 enter the field u
enaghten the people upon the issues al
volved.
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Can now be bought to good You Of d
FUR CAPES AT TWO-TEIRDS REGULAR
We show many specials in Jackets One
iniaid collar at s. The
Show nobby effects cloth
child something
Chidrens Edderdown Coats.
Mackntoshes and
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BITS OF HUMoR.

''Did you read that story about The
House on the Bluff" asked the literary
boarder.
No" answered the cheerful IDIOT.
what was it--a boarding house P'-dndi-
annapolis Journal
woman always insists on leaving a
piece OF cold oil cloth somewhere where a
man will step on It with HIS bare feet IN
the dark.--Nsw York Press.
Some there are who sigh for greatness,
Some for virtue, some for gold;
Some there are who ne'er Will marry
But for love alone, I'm told.
I care not for lands or castles,
care not for fame or birth:
All want IS man to wed mo
Ere bid adieu TO earth.
Cleveland Leader.
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Waists

are
Handsome ones. a and $3.50
Plain Notified Corduroy
All Wool Flannel ca
Fine All Wool Cashmere Waists. styles $3.50 each
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Down Pillows,

medium sze ana silk vs th
assortment Of coors
Other handsome ones silk covered. $780, $500
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Spokane Reviews: The married man OF
honor may properly admire young woman
hood, as he adm.res other beautiful and
govabla creatures: but the married man
who has anchored his Efe 10 principle and
character can be trusted always not TO
fan this sentiment of general admiration
into individual love.
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HandkefChlefS.

Any dry goods will show you Handkerchiefs at
rices but few in the whole you as gd
low do For instance:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-12-07
Snm SiapeI seIaKsn.
3lpri neue SanonsnboUtt fir efe 8unSesH ctte,
pSi6sburs" une nNeppprt."

Bats, Me., 5. 9e3em6er. - Seute
lpurDen bic 5pei nauen &anorenboots
,g2eppprt" uro n@idsburg" auf Der
bieIigan S6iffsbauperfte Der Bath
oSrpnzWortS" in 9egenpart meGrerer
5aufenb 3ui6auer erfolgrei6 oGne je=
ben llnfuu Dpm Stapsl gelaIIen. Die
StGDte Reppprt unD 8ids6urq, nab
pal4en Die beiOen nsutn 5a6r5euge BE-
runnt iin0, 4pdren Dur9 cine 2(n3u6l
btitinguirter PerTonen psrtreten. 9eice
5abr3euge paren bai bem StupaQ1uF
fsitli6 beflaggt. Die v@idsburg" IsBz
te iich 3uerit in 9en:9ung, tpGi6rero bic
9umpfpFsifen luitig ert0nten IND bic
N(sngs in Subelrufe ausbra6. Die
SSlfe oes 5ahr3euges oou3pg SRI. Qtoz
bi. Sopn6rioge, Die 3o6ter bes Sta
por5 ppn 8idsburg, inDem iia bei Dem
Sdufatte in ii6li6er WeiIe zine SSGaI6e
Gbampagner an bem Bug bas Sabr3euz
ges 3erI6e1te. 3pan8ig Utlnut:n fpd>
ter lief Die nRelpport" pom Stupel.
9i:Te puroe purb Sri. Ga Sarge bic
Soater BON Sofn Ga Sarge BON Nsps
port, ein:r Gnfslin Deg 62ri6mten
Commodore Perrn getauFt. Nah Dam
5tapsllauf Der bsiDen 6ubr3euge TanIo
gu G6ren Der 8Gite aus g}gDport uEo
9ids6urg i'm WooeQiaats Der ngatRs
SSron~Worts" Elm 0sieuner itatt. mel
6ss General 8. SO. 01oe ga6.
Die nNelpport" uno Die o8ids6ur9"
iino Oon 9lsi6er 8ouurt, 1853 SUB
lang, 36 SUB brett, nit II SUB Si2Tz
gang uro 1000 Sonn:n @sGa!t. Der
contraftIi9 bebingts 9oitsnprsis lit
$223.40O. 8si Der gon3en 8uuart tit
barduf Gsipi9t gelest norpen, Die
5a6r5euge fir lunge Saefa6rtan 5pefz
bisnli9 ein3uri9ten. Der 3umpf be-
ite6t uus einsm Sta4I8:ripps, einselegt
nit 5i6tanboi5 aug 9eorgtu uno 1T
nit SUPPER ii6er3ogen. Die b:iben
&anonenboote er6alten fsrner eins Doll.
Ssg:lausriiitung nit 9arfentins9Suz
felage urb peroen G6ne 9umpffraft,
nur nit 9HlTs i6rer Segel, Die ungez
ip06nlide S6neIIigfeit BON II ¬en
Die Stunoe 8uriidleQsH tpnHtn.
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Sas StaotaeiprGb

brett ib I'M Gas tpunetrbare uno ibOHe elettrU5s
SDfem oer 9ortraii= =Qufnablns uT5o Die be3aubsrn=
Den Gtiultats, Die pGOurb tran9t ipeuosn; um elne
allgtmttnt enubrung oerfeIbsn sa psranldnen, lies
fsrn mir bis Isuiabr
% eIesante eIettrtfcbe &abfuet 9prtratS fur
500,
iprtl5sr g9errb $500.
IT auSgejsfdbnste eIeftrifdJe Grpifaltppes fir
$3.50.
b.robetiRst BON $500.
2ebenssrpSe YortrditS,
nad1 osm 2sben aenommen oaaI ocn flsrtD Siloern
copir lu eintnl ipesiea fir Ole S.srt1at rcouartsn
QrTie.
9,6tnsipabre Tebnn6tsit, tiinirl,riibs IusfIbs
rune uuo bau,rbatt elrbsit iDsrSen su ua,n 3tttsn
garantirt in
Rtdlor0 gSGIsPS
eIeftriicbem 3unifspalaff,
Gfe Gutaps unS Sranflinifrasc.
gisun9e1 Don Dlorsen5 llbr bis abenos o ubr.
GIsttriite uno SabelsNossoHs fuhren bis iu lnicz
rem 3hurn. (29oD
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Scr SentIdje Correspondent,
TGsIif, fuobeHtIif une Sonntoss,
gsaiue, Gtasntblu,er uuo Reoatteur

Y. WntHt, Vt8tHtUuHtt uHo Wtonttfut
(gadIoscr BON g. 5taiue).
eibwefsGde SaltimOresStrose unb goit=Sifice 9Ipe.
Sreis b.s tasIiden gIattes, hurth Grds,r bsiorst,
12A GtS.: t60Iidle uuo Souuta aSsNussape Is
Gents pro ote, sabbar on bic oas Slatt bsorsenben
Gr6ecf.-iaalidl Hebit Souufa 40 seMus aabc inter
Borfo- $3.50 pro Sabr, tur firSere
2eit i'm SerhdItnts; fIr bic modIeutlidbc MuS9abe
2.5O pro Sabr, nad irseno einem Srte hes sJrlaus
beS, 81 notb europa. Spunta as =Ausgabe 81
pro Sabr.-Das bette uno biaisitc oeutide SIntt
cen 0iittes unb Sloiiooten.
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9t0rDbrrnurrei.

S6eGbpotlle, Sno., 6. Deg. -
3ipai Sramps srI3isnsn gsItern Q6snb
Dor Der Wofnung Der Shp,Itarn Warp
uno Sara6 2esh, iiioIi4 ppn bier, unp
foroertsl1 Rd6rung unb Sbol6. Die
S6peitern ,tpef6e ii9 Dor ben Nldnz
nsrn fiir6tsten, lieBen iie ni4t in bus
9dus uno b., 5rlmps entfarnten irA
urter 9rObungtn. 8:gsn Mittsrra6t
pupoe pls 91us dnga3iinbst uED n:6It
iGmmtlifem sSn5alt 5srit0rt. Marp
9es9 srlftt Da6ei t0btli9s YrdntGpunz
ben. 9ia pofi5si fabED:t auf bic
Rran6itifter.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-12-07
The Gerinan Correspondent.

G6af Der poljtiid3:a Qo.i5H, psltee
lpa6ri6ainliA ais M}aTta.oialr at
BEN 6dlIaAngsn uno 9.riiqir5ien res
8arcns p. 2iiBop oor UsyIbt qaItelt
paroen lpirD, IN i..oau 0ectshr nit
clifton i'm 2luftrdE, .c5sr 8srIorsu
bunOelte, unO OaB oaa., biz 8.ih;6ts
Iopeit ais m03.jt ,scuias lperosH
IpQ.
0eQen 8sinbegf8lf If u.n g
-8teman8i!rtrjnttn
ion.
Ous W}iniitSrium ogs ,{rnersr 6as
Elm 8etrst srlaFtn, mHtss eine N5ein4
probe ourb Elm h2m;iG.s gsrFog6rem
uro cine oenaue 81 s;anunQ Der rsi4
R:n, linpsrr0lIuten G3.ns uno Der i64
nan bajgeT2Bten Su5Itan53n anorDnet.
Sin @eriht in @sNer bat eine JnteA
rsIianta Gnt7feiounl Ul,r Oi, Fraoe
abs2gsben, paIdle W},thooe Oas 5rin4
TENS Der @eIunoblit am 3utrdalidTten
lei. Sir g8irtb, lGslusr cine Qrens
sum 9sr3apFsn non SpirifurIsm
pitnIhte, ma6ts IN Te;n.c Oiesbe3in1li4
f:n Npplifation q,lteno. Dab e5 inn
syntaraife Der @2Iuno6eit notbpsnoiq
lei, opr Dem @enuI7e pon Bier Elm GLeit
res @ldSGn Gp9nac }u trinttn.
W2e6rere 6frporrd3gnoe Gf3mifar n,
Gele6rts, ourunttr 8rofeTIpr 8affts
POM 9DgieniIhen S5Hititut IN G}ieBen,
purber ais S1fOaritduojle pprQalas
o:n, unb i6re 2(u5iag1r bro6ten oas
@eri9t gu Der 2tnijht ooB, penn Qu9
pielIeiht Elm @ld8nen GpQnac ems
beilIame @irfung uusij6In oirfte, i,4
DpG6 ous GKen zines StUte5 8rrOes
DOR benz Srinfen elmer QuantitGt
8iar befer fein perOe.
RuBlanb / fldgt etue Gn IA
feren3 Der 81 d6ts bor. I'd
Baron Iaaiooff, Der r6TIdJs (3e4
Tanote an bic Siirtei, Delfar ii6 rins
3eit lang in petersburg auf0e6ultea
6ut, fe6rt mprqsn BON bort nah Gpnt
ituntinopel 3uriid. IS perluutet, bus-
er pom G5aren autoriitrt 1T, cine Gonl
feren8 Der 9RGd3te iiber bic 6rugsn O,r
tiirtiI6en 6inan3refOrm uno biz (ErA
DfFnurg Der 0arOaneuen oor5uihlat
cen. Die egpptiidte 5rdge ipQ in osf
GonFeren3 Hi4t 6eriibrt msroen. 4 &
Nuf ips3ieIlen @"nI4 b,ea
&uiier&.
Der 9ffng Der 9}i6elun9sn" lDird
nGfIte @o6s auf fpe5isles geIuh bes
Gai7ers i'm 8erlinsr 9psrnb1uie Durch
Die 8aDreuther Sruppe oufseiij6rt. =
8roB Der bpben Preiie 6srrIht CROPS
Na6fraae nod 9ilIstsn.
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8sitern 2(6sHO fam in Der 3si6az
fdn3lei sine idngsre GonTer:n5 5lpiI6;n
Dam Rsi6sfan3l'r 5iiritln 5o9.nlo6e,
Dem Baron W}ari9aG opn 8is6.rite.n,
D&iniittr oes 2lusndrt;gsn, Dr.. S60nz
iteot bam SuIti3miHjittr, unD 6t6rn.
b. D. &ede Oon Der 9orIt. Miniiter oe3
5nnern, it1tt. Sic erfoIgte auF geft6l
beg G1iiers. urD 3lplr gu osm 3n:ds,
Dan Gntbiillungsn in osm 5ournaliitsnz
pro3sfia S6rurtsn 5u ItBca. DIR
Saiier bGIt az 1us St1atsgrInp:n fir
tpiinI9anspert6, Der 5Orii,bung Oii:r
Gntbiillungsn @in6alt 3u t6un. U}an
mAHtelt, DAB QIlipr DON 5dui6. Der
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81 eli Z

Qonbon, 6. 0:3. - Nus 6al6amtz
I;dln QueQen nirO mitgetbsift, 8uBz
lanb 615e Oar fran30iiI6an Hsgisrung
er0ffnet, DlB Die 8sgiarung Dss &3az
rsn an Der &Gumung ggppt.n's bon DEN
brittIhan 5ruppen MIR Elm gun3 entz
fsrntes Sntsrsiie babe. Der @5ar ioG
ii6 geGubtrt Fa6en, DAB GngtanO auF
efns gntI I9Gbigurg fir ftins Sntsrosnz
lion i'm Nilt6uls 2InIpru4 babe. e.
Die .surb1p Simts" 6s6auptet, baB
prGifo,nt 6aure nl4 isinem eDentuelz
fen 9eIu6e in RuBldnb aud na6 Com
bon fonmtn psrOe. 9r. Suure lei BON
Der S0nigin 8iftoria eingeld'Dsn NOR
ben, lie in Osborne 9puie 81 6eIu3en.
8apurb Mill lid ni4t 3 e
f6enten Ia ffen.
2pnoor, 5. 0e3em6er. = Wie
Heute Q6eno psrlautet, tpiro Der anez
ritaniId3e @eiar0te 8aparb 'bas pom
u9ctegrap9" in 8Ori4la9 g:6ra4te
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1t. u. YoQaf.
<sleea,ate M6bel,,
fiir 2Sei6na6ts<g <ginRaufs.

Siei,s Saus bitt.t I'M Shrs seil BeridiidtisuHs,
ipsun sic nab ,rcIuiiusH 6aeons, ben erauiitsit.H
f5Gbrtotsn NIB ben alsrbtfen OuaIidsn in fpesisls
len Suniis sMfUbsln irgtno DeId:r Irt FIR bic
6ciertage upeu. g2i.maIs in Der 8srsanssnb,t ois'
iss Sauits-uno aud ett nidt in irseHb sir.m ano.=
len Geitditshauie in Baltimore CAB es Elm ioib'
berrIides gaismbIc itontn Gss.nftdnoeu une
atirattipeE reueu 6oeons in Spilettsn' Sifebsn.
Gbfonieres, Barber Stdnrrn, Mrmpurs,
SIc5eridjrdnfen. @Ur;ellanidrdnfen. SnHets.
9Inrid,tt tliidbeu, Snd,crtiicbe en-, ,6artentiid)cn'
@arIorttfeben uno Eheetiid,en. @arIprs SGbt'
nets, Wuhts Cabinets, SnSbsrsSssaIsn. eshn"
ffiibleu. Morris. StubIen. 2puusss, eIesanten
Sd,aufsIsStIhien, sIssanttn gtnblen, Gm'
pfamssi siimmsrs ztnbIen, Gamen.S dreibtiieben
u. {. 10.
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&ommt bIlltacn &auis nGbOll.

8ptpltng 8rten, g., ). 9e56rs
- Nu6 elmer 25sitiinoigen 8traf6llng
6ra6te ots SSurb beute 2(bsnO Elm 8er4
bift Elm, in ipel9sm S9omus 8. Sones,
alias .0Dc" See DON G6tcago, sirer osn
Gin6re6er, tpelhe am MorgG oas 81.
SUM Den g6a6tndater Sdte 8uter oou
Noroz5ultimore erI4oIisn, b,s N}ora
oes i'm 3petten 8raOe ihuloig srfldts
Dtro. Gine Girigung Der @eibmore4
ren auF rMor0 I'M erittr Grcoe" tpas
troB aIsr 2tnItrengungen niht 3u crF
3ielsn Die 9ert6ei0iQer SyOuc5' IelG
Tan f0f5rf zen %iatrag 1lq 8rfpifliglil6
s!at5 Nguen Pro5ciies.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-12-07

Der gtng Der Ii6elun9sn" lDird
nGfIte @o6s auF fpe5isles 8eIuh bes
9ai7ers i'm 8erliner 0psrnb1uie Datrch
Die 8aDreut6er Sruppe oufseiUbrt. =
8roB Der hoben PreiIe fsrrIht CROPS
Mndlfrnne nnh 0ilLsten.
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Ole)tu'8
ExgrzSs;zrzzx1.zysy rssvr-U,v saaozsw

Sieie tcttnSera0rs reiuis
geaoe Seife 6sieitigt 9SjnmeH,
Gaeftetm, SomncnTcde,t,
jeoe Spnr bon 9cfefte,s, tuelde
Die S@Snbeit 6eeiatrG6tigen, uns
bsrlsibt Den eIsafad)ite,e 3ii.
9csa eiuen fecwboTteae 3eie.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-12-07

gRrengeidsnf niht anneGmsn. 9ds
Seblen bstaunter 9tamsi auf Der 2iite,
ioipie Die SFatia9e, Hab nur 58 PfO.
Sterl. auBsr6alb Der Office bes Sc
legron3" ge6ei9net tporoen iino, gu
famnen nit Den aus Qmsrifd gstabsIz
ten Commentator, fa6en OisIe gntz
idsIoltnq DeS goti9ufterS Oittirt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-12-07
llnier &atelbrief.
GatwiAciuna Ots Gambarger StTIhrs.
Sic SuitaI!ittn bcnrben SenIeIbcis
aIs Dsjttet 5nr 7Yorocrun9 i0rtr
Yroya9aaea.

8alo;ges Gjni6rc;tsn o:r j s:'Sun8
propf,5'it. - Cine GonT.yln3 Der
Y}inifttr u5er o:n 5ournaliitsns
Yrc3eB. - Der 81iIsr nil t'iae
irsitsrsn Gntbinungen. - Die Sc
Idi3ts ioG an8:6lid aus Staatsz
griirosn pertuI6t lpsrOen. - Gins
@ari9IsertIf,ioung ii6sr bic bite
WstboOe gum 3rinten pon 9,er. -
2(Qsrlei.
(SpStal 9abcIbricf. terittst fir ben ~Geutiten
GorreipCnoeHten" pUrb Die nuHt;o Grcg" mo Ole
geiUsg0rter "giioc. Yreic.D
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Snnldsgl
~ ll)irtb(hafts Gr6fnung.

esgEsssN einIasuns an m:ine Srsnnse
ESS3 Mnc SdS @ubIifum.
--=->isl Sie iiTo iur Groffnura meiHes Hcuen
HetaaraHt5 9tr. I62. Rpres@ap., uabe Saratogaz
StrcBe, Sfenffds. ben 8. GeSember Don Vioraeus 8
bis abeEos = uhr lreunoIidlit ein1eIaoeH. 0ro6sr
SuHld ben aGRS.u Sag. Uuiif. Qdturespon
8uffap %. pfelfer, Yir. 162, ytoro=G5Gps Str,
(2S3-4) iriher Sheu. Sidbpf,S
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-09-23

words honest money when TEX about "a
dollar that % tina most dishonest dollar
th q country ever .aN, a. Hp.u lu idr wulrn
see, Is CROWN gfcntor an the ,inc MA
piniiorm act iurtA lcr.Mn pultipa and
,l.fe- that ioe molay quest ipu vs. the
r.lrimount ISSUE AND tnr Two o,bci par
ll,s 20 roith.r of Wntth hrlnu-. Two
othar pafa'ns In Npion,l oonveutIlns de-
cilr,d t.at tie money question W para
mount and ihcy nominate. nae ana every
man who is supporting me Is willing 10
r.eu,.s,I h4vc IN, ati,.,nfare over aorne.
am loo 1ien5GcI ia i.omlri.,.c ono ii,ket
Tor The purpnsc Of voting for another /
n, VA ip,,'ie,l "a nrurf 30 IoIaot5nh on
,hs N,ncri.an noon,o and then nsk them
"a e,,nnort M,
ri :, renl,Ilcan uarty adorted at 81.
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Chicago. September 2.-lae Interstate al
commerce commission today resumed ll'
tn,rs eaton OF charges against VARIOUS
western roads Of re-oiAins The purpos.
NJ the commission y 20 d.s-oFef y any o.
lln 0,-i,il,-e rtfrposcs. General Fft.Ehi
10y ~ : rir'5as Of Ire Cciav Rapids r1a.!
isrton Johnson OF the caicteo ana N9lln
~, sterf president o. thr t,1-cnsp' Sef
49,. w. a. - %c~tnern. aud fAoa.as Miller
~ bT Chicago. Darlington and Su,"ey'
we're on the witness stand i@lhl. III .i, aa.
,~,tted ne otornnge % gran Tor mlAnI
~ ,'fsB.rE purposes, but denied re-
'tt;;r.Fghf Tran @ Manager Johnson OF me
~ island admitted the stupnsge OF
- a. v.,r'ous points but drliet any
E n,lrcso o. The par; Of 'he road wta such
stoppare Freight Manage stohr =, ~ ~. Ins
~ - ,annger OF the Chicago. Mlwau-
" and 81. paul also dise.a. med any snch
nractices by their respective roads,
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want b'mc'augm but wanted the rold
standard permanent, hut aid not dHia 10
tell thc American people what thcy want
ed. Wit,U Applauso) believe they
udorled that platform Ia order 20 hpli
rhr people who wanted tho gpld standard,
and. ~ possible. 30 cougliatc the propc
other words. I believe the platform wds
Intended 10 deceive The voters Of IN
thited S'nlcs ana II u dcsRwsd 10 dnreiya
v"trrs NppiAnsc)
MIR Bryan then quoted tho democratic
platforms Of 1854 1888 lsa2 and is9s. arsu
inc that they consistently favored bImeti1-
lsm.
No cont aued; our record is claar Tho
democratic PARTY novor declared for golI
standard and 10 man "a office eyer ag-
atod gola standard after nc wac, elected
ul'l he betrayed the poopia who elected
him, NprlauFc.
deny the right OF any pubHc servant
10 secure office upon platform and then
abandon the platform NpplauscD My
friends ! wne roaft1 ip ncrent school
of democracy, Npplnurc) Wirn ! mud
that my 'uBcienco VIII not permit me
10 carry out no pmtflrm on which J was
elerol J VIII resign and let some other
man h0yo the office (Applaune1 'rhRt. my
r. cGdr De- fho record 81 ihr democratic
party and ! f'Hnd here. rot only as the
regular non. aHr iN the democratic party,
but sand here rrprns ntlur tho prn-
ciplos that have been democratic from the
tnnr thArr was democratic party
The holiers who arc areklng 10 ple't -
lppnht c4u urcEl icnt Wlh1Wt haflnH fhn
ccrrHga tc hnr fh- r'liurl Of oallup them
selves republicans say They nrc sruc dem.
ocrsi7. dliaars and rrdasel 81 rld tnry
measure themselves by the standards set
up Dog JencrHsl2 'raomaa Jefferson say'
chat people anllc1 him muihac They cali
IA
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The Holland.Stahl shooting affair
Ro.ail merchants say THAI business Is
picking up.
Preparing for another siege Of the
Alamo.
Citizens invited to suggest charter
amendments.
Hu.lness League meeting postponed
order for tho arrest Of Thos. Tinsiay'
New bridge for G!enwood cemetery
non Thos. II. Ball addresses the Bryan
sev,all club.
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TODRT'S FEATURES.


Major Mckinley receives more dclega-
lions and continues his talk for protection
Arkansas democratic clubs adopt stir
ring resolutions.
sam Jones dcnounces the Georgia demo
Gratis and declares elections are unfair.
Tom Watson and other populssts confer
at St. Louis.
John shcehan demands that John Boyd
Thatcher withdrawn from the head OF The
New York democratic ticket.
Hon. w. j. Bryan speaks at Philadcl-
phia.
Goldbug democrats have ratification
meeting IN New York, which Palmer adj
dresses
Democrats and popuhsts in Kentucky
fuse.
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A sharp decline in cotton futures at New
York and New Orleans.
general Improvement In the demand
for staple groceries.
The hide market Is weak and decline
is anticipated.
Hog prices 60 up I5c in Chicago.
Whcs. up, corn unchanged aud oats on
a trille.
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SALISBURY AND TUE GAR.

birmingham, Eng, Sep .emher 2.--Ths
Pcat today says that at the expressed
dssire OF Inc ear important communca-
sons on thc Armenian situation nave
IA, .s4ed between the Maiqus Of salisbury
ana NJ de s.aci the Russ an ambassa.
dor ~ l.oalon. in which certain P9Nts
Sava baer nev,s,d ur0n 70 form the bgs;a
fo,' y cansuiluti5n between the czAr aai
he Marquis Of Salisbury
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cOREIGN.

Car and czarlra of Russia arrive at
Leith, scotland and are royalty welcomed.
The MARQUIS Of Salisbury ana the car
to talk over the Armenian SITUATION.
Pitched battle between tho British and
Dervishes near Dongola expected 10 soon
occur
Archbishop Martinelb. the new apostolic
delegate to the United States. ON his way
TO America.
General Maceo laying Cuba was,es " III
the 'orch. Terrible atrocities reported.
Fire floods and earthquakes cause awful
less Of life and property IN Northern Ja-
pan.