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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-06
Bed COmfortableS.

csrco Covered Bed Comforts USUAL ''0'
Va es,.,o 20 covered BED Comforts. usual ''''
vaaie'' o one Covered Fed Comforts. wniio
80 fuing. CSC. each-usua 81 ~ go.
Cb.nfz Covered Bed Conn on -, et ~
cotton nlMng. usual SL15 value LOT '''''
each. .--, ,,ArpAs CURTAIN
crrfI WITH PINK. NbLLl.W,,ss ~, - ~, Al
GOLD STJPES. 4 ooc' ma
FOR Toe. A NAltp- ,..,,.. ,s.tr-, width
eg0 pairs OF 1-2-yard- long hNlia w s,r
Contains. usual value $40 'o-inoi' ~" -0'
81 10. ,,,.. Quality Nottingham
-. eslrtains. II yards ana !a 49,.
ions White or Eoru, usual s'-'' '''''''
9,.y,y7,art'i-souare Chenille Covers fHngea'
rersl So value for Slo9. - o..
Window Shades. complete Win an TX
'.c.TrspTAfN sCRIlf. 3G INCHES WIDE
IACE STRuEp. b.. KIND q A--1' -
YARD. ..f 90 1 o..
CHOICE patterns SnkolneS Usual ~ 10
valus. for D.. yard. -, ,,r-r, .r.r T.,
DUTCH STAIR CAItFET.. - ~ ,l i..Ai'i ~
QUALITY. USUAL loo VALUE &C.
A YARD. IN
stair Ou.Cloth. guaranteed 70 wear we'll
reref 100. quality g. 1-2C. yard.
puro White straw Mattin65. the USUAL
o.. I-2c quality De. "a yard. a.
rs hio-Headed Rug brnges, usual 1Vo
rlitf, o. a yard.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-06

solid-silvor Felt Buckles, beautiful de-
signs. 8gc.. were $50
Handsome Italian Horn Pms, TOT ths
GREAT SALE or FINE HEADINGS;
WORTH FROM Joe. 20 2Jc.; CHOICE 81,
LOB PATTERNS. FOB &C. BUNCH. SICH
VALUES NEVER OFFERED Etyis..
u 1-2c. quality SIX Garter Llaaue' Sc
yard. a.,
special price. Sc. yard.
2Jc All-SAk Fancy Garter Elastic, lJc.
q yard.
Sleeve Extonders. Ice. a pair 10 %.
Largest size StOcMnet Dress shields,
To- q pair; real value. zoe.
Tat-pins. &c. dC2en.
Spool SIX. fuu 81 yards. for 19c a dozen.
&c. patent Hump Hooks and Eyes. Sc.
card
TO- Shoe-Ilorns. %.
"Dlr.ex' Whaleb0ne (unhreakahle), 25c.
Ladies' Carriers. made OF strong castle
with patent gilt buckles. Be- pair.
ono dozen Bono Collar Buttons, &c.
Carpet Binding Zoe. a roll.
odd lot of Mchair Skirt Binding for &c.
roll
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In 1894 and AGAIN IN 1854 Havana was
destroyed by the French.
Matanzas was IN, first city 10 fall int
the hands OF the insurgents
The present revolution began Feb. ~.
1895 when the Republic was proclaimed
by Marti.
The Constitution OF Cuba, modelled on
that CT tho United States. was adopted
September p. 1885.
The revolution OF 1858 lasted ten years
before Spain succeeded In compromising
by promising reforms.
A triangular blue union. having a sin
gle star and five stripes. three " red and
two OF white. is the Tag or the Republic.
Very little reliable news OF the present
insurrecticn can be obtained, owing TO
the censorship Of the press and tho mcn-
dacity OF tho leaders on both sides.
The latest invention 10 facilitate neld
operations Is tho typewriter bicycle. This
consists OF "A typewriter mounted on SER
viceable wheel, which can follow me move
ments OF an army through an orl1qafY
stretch OF country. S$(1s =
The first serious revolution took ptneo
IN 1913. under the leadership OF Narcisco
Lopez, who repeated his attempt TO free
the ISLAND from sQapShrcoatyol N 1S3A :
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yROPHESILS or GEEAT SURPRISES
o. THE roTfIIC6L CHEssHOARD.
The Republican Committee VIII Take
Down Russell and Endorse the
Popuiist Ticket-Notes.

DURHAM 0. C.. Sept 5.-Special.-
From out of The tangled web OF North
r-sro-ina politics. some certain deductions
.r, about to evolve Though 80 IS yet
STATE secret your correspondent has
heard enough TO hazard tie conjecture
that within Che next ten days the Re
r,bucan Executive Committee win de-
mand OF tie.r nominee Tor Governor.
judge Rus ol that ho como down. and
that ho VIII DO so.
Tho PoDulst COMMITTEE, win also take
down oliver r. Dockery. the lifelong Re
publican they are running for Lieutenant
governor. That Moody or some Western
rrver Republican wiz be put on the Pop
.Ies ticket with Guthrie and that the
r..Yhncan Committee wiz then endorse
the Popuiist state ticket What con-
Liberation tns Republican party IN tho
state ,s TO receive for these concessions
las not set leaked out. but IL IS evident
an hope o. fusion between the free-slyer
Democrats and the Popul.st in this State
has been abandoned by the latter
Among tho leading politicians in con
ference NfrH llsf nisNt were - JUS VIII
son. Ellors rrustsI Lieutenant, SAFE
Treasurer Worth. and Congressman Buck
Stroud OF ree Fourth district TIE Pop
uNst County Convention meets to-day and
these men arc here TO ses that everything
goes according 90 preconcerted plan. b0-
cal aspranl8 Tor Office are very busy ana
very uneasy.
EIG DAMAGES.
Charles IT. Norton. who was so badly
injured ln "a railroad accident here last
spring. is back from The Johns-HOpkins
Hospital. in Baltimore where he has been
TO- treatment over since and has entered
81 lgainst the North Carolina railroad
q "a boy tho Southern for $4,000
directors Of tho Watts Hospital
u, are appealing Tor aid. Tho usually
Ia number % patients they have had
re-. rtiy has exhausted tho funds Tho
appeal Will bo promptly and generously
responded TO-
owing 20 = special good schedule over
the Southern The Times Is given out OF
tolo post-olDce on The morning Of pubMca-
ton before II o'clock. same time as tho
papers from Raleigh. which Is only TWEEN
t,.sis miles distant
xas SrAGe< scAssl s2sls A0adsy. and Il
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Four BICYCLES Free.

Some man. some lady. some boy. some
girl. f. TO get a bicycle free within tho
next week. High-grade Blcycies-made
by the Monarch factoryr-the combined
price OF which Is over $3.50. Tho manu-
facturers OF OLD Dominion Chewing Gum
are giving them away to advertise that
gum. and all you need DO IS 70 o9z :
package Of gum Tor &c. which u as good
as any gum. no matter what It's cos'' ana
guess at tho number OF the wheels now
displayed in our store. and Tho ones guess
ing rearest viii surely get them.
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White Goods at Half Former
Prices.

Full 2,ya rds-w'de sheer Organize. 25c.
French Mains ook. SO inches wide, for
2Jc
40-inch Apron Lawn, open work. Dc.
Best grade English Long Cloth, $L5o
piece &C II yard
40-inch Pure SIX Null. an colors, Coo.
yard. for 3gc
Nile, Red. Yeiow-DotteJ Swiss. pc.
yard. FOR lJc. yard
.Jc. very Sheer Naleneienncs Lace
Edgei Handkerctiefs. very prcttuy EN-
br0.dered. for Joe. each
one lot Of Sheer Mourning Handker-
Pc.
,il,. deliberately Embroidered Handker-
chiefs for So. ench.
,GONG OUT or BUSINESS. EAST
ERN CLOTHING MANUFACTURING
S,.OAMPANf. 3. 3. AND WEST FOURTH
- ~, i,i-,,,Lt NV YORK. SELLS TO
MEYERS ENTIRE BALANCE or
STOCK BOYs' FALL AND WINTER
. SUITS AND PANTS AT A GREAT
SACRIFICE SALE STARTS MONDAY
READ THIS LETTER.
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Ladies' Tailor>made Waists.

Of tho celebrated Derby or Indian Head
brand. made OF the very finest OF I'M
ported Icrcales and Dimities, the very
identical waists that have been sold 10
tho finest trade here in Richmond and
throughout the United States at from
Sl.oO 70 81. The manufacturer, on turning
these waists over 70 us. said: There goes
the greatest price sacricfce lot made on
such fine lot OF Waists" Every size.
~ To ~, I'm the lot OF COO and they are
TO sell IN the trade sale for 59c
Tho above lot comes 10 US 70 sell at
s5f. each, all OF our ST. 1925 Waists, that
had been reduced 20 Coo.
All OF the 20 and 75c. Waists. that have
Deen reduced 70 zoe, and 30c. 10 2gc.
And all OF the - and zoe. Waists 10
u l-2c. each ~
Consequently. commencing Monday Won
may pick from hundreds OF Waists that
you WI need for many weeks 10 come.
$50. s.. and 50. 80 Waists for roc
and sl25 Waists for 3gc.
loc. and 50c Waists for 29c.
@oc- ard &c. Waists for u l-2c.
Z'KerneH5- GzI &Z2yor1>.
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BEST QUALITY WHITE CHAMDlS
GLOVES. 4 LARGE PEARL BUIIpNs'
SILK STITCH, 6sc. GRADE, FOX DOC. a
PAIR
Our 81 4.Brtton Kids. In Browns and
Taus, any size, 5Uc.
&c six Taneta Gloves, loc.
zoe Black Iisle Gloves. DC.
Chndrcn's All-Silk Tan Gloves. that sold
for 15c.. for Joe
STRIPED HUSTLE TAFFETA SILK,
BLACK GROUND WITH COLORED
STRIPE. 3Jc. VALUE FOR 19c. A
YARD.
striped Wash silks. different stripes. for
i 1-2c. a yard
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into practical use by Jackson, and has
remained tho standard % value OF this
country ever since. was gold, and is that
which has been adopted boy an the great
commercial nations OF the world, and has
been the substantial basis OF every con
tract made 90 thl5 country for over sixty
years. To abolish that standard OF value
now and substitute an inferior, debassd
and nuctuatlng standard would be unwise
as 20 al fus,ire contracts, but as 20 those
already made would be the most st1pen-
d0r- fnenciai crime ever contaminated
such n CONFUSION Of the business of
this country as would result from the
adontion u such a policy would occasion
incaIculable losses 70 all the people, and
especially 70 labor ard others least able
10 bear them.
The Democrats OF Virginia approve the
use OF silver 10 the greatest extent CON
sistent with its maintaining is parity with
gold. but they viii protest against de-
basement OF our money which would ban
ish gold from circulation. and viii re-
sist with their utmost power any act or
Injustice to the savings OF the prudent
and laborlous.-Conyention Address
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SMYRNA Door-Msta. frnccd. our best
71c RUE, tomorrow SOC
Rugs made Of carpet remnants ] u
yards long. carpet sold for 81. 80 O. yard,
tomorrow tho Rug for tl.j.
Extra Quality SMYRNA Rugs co inches
long our best So 80 Rug tomorrow Sl9J.
HIrh-Art Moqucttn Rugs. this seasons
choicest designs. for St9J each
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-06

10 cases Fine White Crochet hedspreaos.
wholesale price. IL was good buying TOT
as and you: 90
crochet Spreads. usual 50c- quality, 29c.
Crochet Spreads usual zoe. qua Nly, o'''
Crochet Spreads. usual 81 quality zoe.
Damask Spreads. usual {l5o quality 81.
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Mattines.

Seamless straw Mattncs small and
largo wesvcs. regular 100. quality, j. l--c.
q yard.
Reversible Iineu-Warp Nattngs close
woven. kind that sold for Zoe. e yard TOT
14f yard.
Extra Heavy China Natfings scam
less. close woven patterns. best 2vc. value,
for 10. q yard.
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on examing tho Populists' platform OF
this year. and comparing it with the Dem
ocratic Chicago platform, say any
thoughtful man will admit. on reading tho
two side by side. that the Populist plat
form g. the more conservative documen,
OF tie two. There are no threats In the
Popul!st platform OF this year. They are
soople who have ccme together and have
formulated their views IN a deliberate.
calm manner. they do not threaten 20
subyert The Supreme Court OF the United
states unless their decisions arc made sat
isfactory 20 them. They DO not threaten
10 have mob law IN this country where
you have en- Ararchistic or POpulist Gov
ernor. who will not exercise his authority.
Arplause) They do not undsrtaks TO
condemn Cleveland. prolonged 4pplause)
I am glad, gentlemen. you applaud
his name for there are few men, II any,
who have sat IN that presidential chair
mistakes though he may have made-who
nave been as true and patriotic and as
strong as he. Continued applause) / say
that the POpUlist platform does not under
take TO denounce the Government for
preserving law and order and yet the So
called Democratic platform does denounce
the Democratic Administration for pro-
serving Chicago from mob law and ruin;
and at the same time there appears
upon the records OF the Senate a reso-
luton. offered by the senior senator from
this state approving that action OF the
President. and saying when he offered
IT, he supposes no decent or respectable
II an woyld even take time 10 discuss IL.
(AypIstse.l-S Alex. Hawiltoh
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is the greater or lesser evil. 10 not think
&c worthy Of consideration. for both OF
them. in my opinion. are such great evils
that 7 can join neither. Now. what shall
we do? Shall we sit atlu. with orr fingers
I'm our mouths, and 90 nothing? shall wo
Do badgsred ana bulliod into voting Tor
principles which we abhor. under the
party name, or the mere fetish of party
allegiance? don't think true men do that
way. DO not think you will get men who
really believe in what they think 20 move
on the idea Of fear OF their neighb0rs.
see from a mornings paper that Afr. Bry-
an, the candidate OF the Chicago platform,
says that before this canvass - over
every Democrat who viii not vote FOR him
will have 70 make known the reason, and
n be does not give the true reason, his
neighbors will find it ont. That gentle
men. Is Just IN keeping with tie rest Of the
Chicago platform. ia other words, Mr.
BRYAN imagines he can bully the Ameri-
can people and the Democrats OF this
country into voting for him when they
do not believe n his doctrines tApplause)
Are you that sort Of a people? 1 don't
think so.-Speech Alex. Hamilton.
That they are unwilling 70 accept the
new theories Of government which have
been announced at Chicago under the
irpposing name OF Democracy. because
such theories. II carried into practice as
the advocates thereof are pledged their
utmost ability % do. would reyolu'ionize
the Constitution OF the United States as 10
has been construed and understood by
Democrats from the foundation OF tho
Government.
The Democrats OF Virginia will not
abandon their conviction hat the OBJ
sorvance OF oertfin fundamental principles
OF government is indispensable 70 securing
10 each individual citizen the sight TO en-
iov liberty without molestation, and 20
pursue. as he may himself think best, the
enjoyment OF happiness and the acquisi-
ton Of property.
Among these essential principles they
reckon:
An inslstar CO upen the absolute and IN
qualified equality OF every citizen before
the law.
Under no preteIt whatever will the
Democrats OF Virginia tolerate tho per-
version OF government 10 the creation OF
classes among citizens, either as objects
Of inlmical legislation or OF fayorltism
and bounty.
Every citizen In n true democracy is
the peer OF every other citizen. and 50
long as he conducts himself peaeeably
and honestly. is entitled TO the equal pro-
lection and benefit Of the law.
- esuxelA us haid that a jealous aud
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Shoes at One Half Shoe
Prices.

300 pairs Of Ladies' Donrola XII Button
and Taco Shoes. imitation hand-sewed.
That The manufacturer made TO sell for
81 ~ for flc.
600 nqirs Of Misses ana Chlfren's Dom
COLA l<ld Button and Lace Shoes, that
were made TO sell for s1.5O for zoe.
300 pairs of Ladies' DOng0la kil Button
Shoes. W-ih smooth msoles. Tor 81. worth
$3.50.
4s pairs Dovs' Springfield shoes that
usually se'l for 81. for zoe.
Boys Satin Calf Lace shoes. that usu-
ally sall for $40. f0r f125.
ola Ladies kid IoX8d Congress CATERS
FOR $50
Ladies' French kid Button Shoes IN
eight different styles for $3.50.
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SOC. Pair.

As schools Will soon open, this Is an
unusual opportunity to buy your BOYS sup
plies.
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rrtracts From Sound Money Speeches
peiivored az the Academy. Aug @'th'


,-~.~,,t. From Sound Money Speeches
n.l,ycred AZ the Academy. Aug 9th.
am n Democrat from tho foundation
r, and vet. gentlemen, when / read me
s,-caues Democratic Chicago PLATFORM
yea nothing Democratic in it(appiausel u
A. NOT q question with me OF men, Mr.
rr,an NAV be an exceedingly good man
t-ev saw he is. 7 have no objection 10
him. IL his principles are right and he
represonts my political views l care nom
inc about who is the man who IS TO be
President OF this country. II he is TO be
Democrat and a decent good man; but
take that platform gentlemen, and have
studied It almost sweating blood, 20 SEQ
II / could not zee my way 70 remain with
the people who called Themselves Demo
Gratis take that platform. and say there
is no material plank IN it-there IS no
material allegation IN It. that is Demo-
cratic 1. S. Popuilstio from ono end TO
the other-Speech AleI. Hamilton
10 IL not merely the money question It
is not q question OF what We shall DO
in the future. II IS not the question Of
mcrs less 10 any one man, or to any set
OF men. Ii Is not simply the question OF
whether the laborer shall have his wages
cut down whether tho widow shall have
her life insurance policy reduced. or
whether the savings Of those Who have
laid by money In bank shall be paid back
IN a deprecated dollar. That IS not the
question. The question IS whether the
American people Intend TO deal fairly and
Justly with each other. tApplause) Pro-
baby there Is no one present who has
ANYTHING at stake in this battle, who could
not stand The loss; but 1 viii say, gentle
mem that The American people cannot
stand a breach Of honor with each other
(Applause) l 60 not mean TO say that
there are not great many free-silyer
men who are not just as honest and hon
orable in their belief as myself-for have
met them. (Applause) 1 claim among my
frlends-my cherished friencs-men who
believe that they can. by making silver
FREQ double tho value or II. A most I'm
credible thing It g. and one. 70 my mind.
that discredits their judgment, and makes
no impress on uron me. but ! have also
met men who believed In perpetual mo-
tion.-Speosh Joseph Bryan.
Now. az 20 mo other sido-l say cannot
vote the Republican ticket under any cir
cumstances. AS 20 considering whether
that or the PopulisI ticket (Which IS the
saus thing take IL ~ the chieass urkso
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watclfll resistance should be made TO
every encroachment o. Government. espe-
claly where such encr0achmcnts are
made by the Governments assumption Of
any business which may be done by rs
citizens. II the Government undertakes
90 conduct business for citizens the duties
and occrration Of citizens will DO trans
ferred from their accustomed pursuits 70
the business OF government exclusively.
and in place Of a people. with tho least
amount OF government, there would
be substituted q centralized socialism. in
which the citizens viii DO lost in the
government. individuality be evtinsu.shed
and personal liberty abriiged.-Conyen-
ton Address.
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IS expected the average attendance lo'
trfs session will Do about eight hundred.
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unfolGed 10 you. vote for Bryan or en-
dorse that platform? I say thousand
times no.-specch S. w. souihail
II viii help tho siiyer-mine-owners, II
it comes: but Il viii not help the poor
devils that work In tho mines, he won't
got any more FOR wages than he gets to-
day. but the man who owns the silver that
f. mined will get more. because tho Gov
eminent viii stamp IL for more than It f.
worth. It certainly won't help man on a
fixed salary. Now, who s. 10 that they APP
peal 70 that g. WILL help? They say IL
WIN help the farming and agricultural
community OF this country. IS that true;
Why, they forget, IN tho first place, that
there are great many agricultural labor
ers In this country. who certainly no
thoughtful nan Will say 10 viii help. (Ap-
plauseA-speech Alex. Hamilton.
They speak az the men who have been
I'm the primary and say that those men
are not at liberty 20 turn their backs
upon Bryan or upon this Populist platform
upon which Bryan stands 1 put It 10
YOU. as honest men, II that Democratic
party CONVENTION, so-called, had nominat-
Cd John shermsn and placed him upon
a Republican platform. would the men
who IN the primary had voted for tho
deiegates who had betrayed Them have
been bound 70 vote FOR John sherman.
standing on a Republican PLATFORM ZAP
piause) What IS the differences between
voting for John Sherman. standing upon a
Republican platform, and voting for Bry-
an. Populst. standing on q Populist
PLATFORM (Applause) I say that no
man who went into the primary is bound,
because tho trust he coniided 20 the dele
yates has been betrayed. (Applause) i DO
nor know whether Bryan Is q fuii-hedged
populist or not. / suppose he hardly
knows himself daughter and cheers, but
he has been acting with them since 1892,
saws General Field. But n he IS not
full-redged Pcpulist. he IS a semi-Popu-
ust-what you would call hemi-demi-
sem!-quaver OF a fellow. daughter and
applause) He Is a Democrat, IL Demo-
crat at all. for whom no Populist would
vote: he IS a Popullst, for whom no DEM
ocrat ought TO vote. (Applause.)-speech
8. V. Scuthall.
Jefferson. the founder Of tho Democratic
rerty, and Jackson. its great reetorer.
having both left the impress Of their
wisdom upon the financial system OF the
Government, the real Democrats OF Vir-
ginia sec no just cause to depart from
the lines laid down by them, In following
which the national and individual credit
OF the people OF this country have stood
unblemished before the world.
Tia standard OF value when was put
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Medium-Weight Fall Ores.
Goods.

ALL~WOOL -CHTVIOTs. - DIFFER
INT STYLES. 80 AND 900. VALUE. 2-e.
a YARD.
I case Double Fold Gray md Tan Mixed
Dress Goods. 10 1-2c. valuc for . Bic.
ALL COIOEs IN THE BEST RUST
LING TAFFETA LINING. TILE Zoe.
GRADE. FOR 7Sc.
Best lJc Selida and percal'ne Lining
oll colors. Including Black and States, for
0-4c.
1900 CAKES OF PURE WHITE CAS-
TILD SOAP, TIE BEST &c. CAKE.
SLIGHTLY sOlLED. FOR 1c. a Cake
MEN'S PURE WOOL WHITE AND
BLACK SWEATERS. .0-
MEMS SCbINEN5 JEANS ELASTIC
DRAWERS. Doe.
S7Zeqlau8- OK eez2&oooS
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Cassimcres, Cheviots. Worsteds; KINGS
that any store could boast OF 10 sell UP
10 81 pair, all in one lot at
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-06

A sound ana efatis cnrrooov is esr.r4isi
TO m. welfare ~ tse corntrv So decis~-
ell the founder ~ the Democratic marty.
SO declares everv legislative act which has
been enacted under Democratic authority:
So declares an unbroken line Of the coun-
ellis OF our Marty. and so we firmly believe
fAnnisrss, ,rbe fre, and unlimited coin
400 ~ s,ivor a.. ,he ratio ~ NJ n I will
- - "a. '.. -, - 40 80,
'''7 ''''' - -.
l.''' -''.'' ,4lFF- -. 80. -
- a.. -. -, s,o, = -,
-. - .,I dfsaster ~ al hne,-
ness and sye-v Interest OF the countrv.
We co,,5 s,,riScs marty principle FOR the
GOOD tths oo..,.r,, tYf Wa c,nnot bs,rav
So ~ '.'' - ,.,,ive ,5o co,,,,,, n
o1' P-'-' 4''," e..o.h r,r,os ~
'o''. -9'o' anu -'-''
s-'-'''
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59c.a Suit.

200 Double Breasted Twi'led Chevi0t
Suits. Brown mixture, sizes TO IA years,
worth Si.7J. for
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CSC a Suit.

500 Heavy-Tviued Wool Cheviot Suits.
Dark Gmy5 and Dark Brown mixtures.
sizes / 70 IL years. worth sls9. for
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Sz2esoeuy- ctr ssN1ono<
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SL25 Suit.
SlQ0 SHIT.
$3.50 a Suit.

C0O pairs fine Heavy Corduroy Pants,
would be bargains at J9e., for