davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The San Francisco call., 1896-07-31

Fisher, Joseph Buttgenbech and w. M Smith
from the Butchers Board of Trade; Ben Davis
+. NUM-, Joseph 0'Keefe and NJ. X. jaeger from
the Journeymen Butchers Protective and
Benevolent Association of San Francisco; Gus
Roemer from the Journeymen Butchers Pro-
land.
The San Francisco call., 1896-07-31
(jTOSSIlal'S 5 Specific Mixture

With this remedy persons can cure themselves
without the least exposure, change OF diet or
change In application 10 business The medicine
contains nothing that is of the least injury TO the
bottle
The San Francisco call., 1896-07-31

dent DR.. G. w. Leek Gnd the meeting ad-
journed until next Tuesday night, to meet
in the same place.
The San Francisco call., 1896-07-31
North PACIFIC COAST RAILROAD

y " Ia odusa IIIO eFTyJs
1rom San Francisco, omm4 ncing June Is. 1894
WEEKDAYS
For Mil Valley and San Rafael : 7:oO, $500
S9:16 1O:l6, l:45. A. N: %l:45, $40, 4:lA
6:15, 50 :00 o :35 p. NJ
Extra trips for San Rafael on Mondays, Wednes.
Gays and Saturdays AZ IL 80 P. N.
SUNDAYS.
For MIL Valley and San Rafael-sS :OO Fe:o0
$1,000, II 80 A. NJ. ss12 81. 81 80 %2:l5 sl:O8
$3.50, SAB $3.50 P. n. Extra trip 70 Sauaaiito ~
IL 200 A. N.
Trains marked run 10 San Quentin. ss12s3a
=. n. does not run TO Mil Va-i-v
THROUGH TRAINS
For Point Reyes ana way stAlions-s:OO A. NJ
S9Iuroays; . a n sunda $; 5:l5 P. NJ weekdays
For Point Reyes, Cazadero and way stationS-.
t'OO A n sundays :45 P N. weekdavs-
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absorbed or given cut in the transforms
ten. Thus food Of a simple kind vas
amazingly abundant and cheap. Artl-
ncizJ wood. also. was made from COM
pressed calero-cellu9oss and tale with
solvent. ana dislntssTatc4 ~ water under
pressure
Aruacial leather was produced by the
electrical Bxafare q Nitrogen IN carbohy
drates Shoes were nodded directly from
this material. ore machine making 30
pairs - shoes IA an hour They were
Afterwards passed through another proc
es8. % make Ehem flexible. and the poros-
fly of tha leather was varied TO suit dif-
fereut climates. shoes FOR damp climates
having large pores and shoes for dry re-
gt3ns having pogeJ that were 3nhuitesl-
ma.
Food and eloshlng provision. therefore.
and wood FOR building were as abundant
as could be- Forest preservation was also
carefully attended 10, With the best e.
fleets ou climate and wafer supply.
Bricks were made six times as large as
the OH style. and dried IN roomy iron
dfiers. with - per cent. % sand 20
prevent shrtnAage- They were then
hoistei iuto pt8ce Ia iarre quantities 10y
machine and istid-severu courses at n
time VITA a cement mixed OF lime. clay
and al,rr. Which produced intense heat
and fused ths masonry into solid. per
maneut mass. 80 that ordinary house
building Vas very easy.
Then in respect OK health and bodily
comfort. a msthed had been perfected Of
causing new teeth 20 grow. hy means Of
calcaseous. epticixed band axes.
The Wise men OF the race h8d delsr-
mined fhas tAc white ccrpuNclcs OF thu
blood sFe the policemen OF organized be-
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Ian. ana she diseases against which &
vas directed had become rare.
II addition 20 SIS thss i. had become
possible to manufacture pure diamonds
~ sans~esing prepared metal crystals 20
TIE aston cf tire. heat ard pressure,
wnIle immersed IL hisasphbzs Of carbon.
In bulbs % pure quartz Pr = magnetic
ally detected arc. tie surface WAS plum
Ragged. ard pure iron was elecTroplssea
ever me ball untG + increased 70 twenty
times tas ori-tr1l diameter. Thsa the
whole VS. submitted - 3 gradually rts-
fnx temuerasura Until TIE saftszsax point
vas FezgAed Goi9 end silver were o.
1afnee hy the reaction between vo1atifized
sulphur and Eroa IN graphite tubes. SEP
arHte.a h- a poress partition. ard raised
20 @ss degrees ef Fahrenheit ~ super
heated gases sna this had brought about
a Change N the currency system Plau-
NUN ~sE row u. standard OF value. It's
rate Of value vas very hsgh. and very
ntsse OF x was ever seen IN circulation.
bur II made a sold standard The gen
eraI currency vas based Gp-oa the value
og permanent ssx&ale property. hETt this
valve was scientifically measured and
zsateet to very little uuefuatlan. L act
ed however as 4 hs4zacs Wheel, control
ting sxpand8ture and speculation. AMI
sse--ularFoa. a. IL used 20 ia practice1.
had 2lnl0s. ceased,
vseh sasca advantages and improve
YrseEss-&rsS I Hay say tn=z during brief
fAghz sarough Eur9ge anS the Americas.
and ~. rsxeperaEsd empires % Cntua and
5ar=an / f0sguG much rae same state OF
9fEsssz prevasisns ~ would seem that pso-
ysls ought % d, coufented- Government,
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too, - now much more satisfactorily con-
ducred. ~ small, efficient and responsible
committees, though on republican plan,
3nstead Of by parliamentE, congresses and
MODS as OF Old. The federation of the
world" has been achieved. The nations OF
Europe and Asia, with Africa. in Their
several unions cooperate with as through
a world committee Of twenty; and the
fierce ight OF honor ana responsibility and
Ia:cafulneSs that beats upon these TWEEN
ty. gNss them no chance 10 fool or pre-
HElrlc&te Bgth The race. Besides they do
not Wsnt 20 do 50. Il is happier and pleas
auter 20 be honest, and Is the highest kind
OF Diplomacy.
War Is at an end. a slng.e old hulk.
now. mounted with telescope gun, can
sst.a an angry dispute from distance OF
swo score miles. A telescope cannon sends
ford another smaller cannon. which is
projected BY q secondary air chamber con-
ia Elrg lesser explosive 70 counterfeit the
firs explosive pressure. This cannon, in
turn. generates another enc, and the anal
cannon discharges upon The doomed point
CT cty a bursting projeclihe which de-
strOys more than could be restored IN fifty
years.
= I'D, mankind IS not satisfied. There are
always people now. as formerly, who drop
20 the rear OF the procession; and tnere
are always passionate and criminal i'm
pulses.
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sns2Srsrei performances we're given pub
kcfy "a every rural district or e any pr
vzre house. y ksnereScr2s or vsfaSec2e.
with or we-saut wuv1s. ku. iris cd DeE a.
al interfere sxszk the performances o. Ev-
szs< actor. arr2 actresses mrno 1sks~ Ase FUR
Esshe4 sae orkgtma1 performance Tor vita
scope rer-asSCctscn. ard were able By
rseaus of za.s SAINT sss~arson 20 gre per-
nzznent resorts - gsxsg-s and expression
for ere be1s3s ~ r1psis II ne hsx.-zczse
ar. Collections % yzsrflnscs ard seufSt-
ee-s. slSsssa - bs1g sxhfUs1e1 for TIM
It'd tire q sozne one gzliery n a CITY.
we're ezrgs1 srourd 20 a. quarters % re
oueiv1nx regsons n cuEr pact and coEH-ro-
deus cars tsgls fur che Tarrose vastly in
cr~4ssng the Eagrkez tor ezzs workS Of
artists.
Everybody. fl short, tad civilization
brought 70 his FronT door. wherever -
lived. or wEshts easy resen o. lis hezna.
6y waking saloon or electric bicycle.
Css vas used almost exclusively fer
heat. end electricity for IlFhfiag EzectrIe
Llgmtlng had been or0ng1z 20 a polnt %
perfection thas made its radiancs soft. 6zE-
fused and eaeag. without undue sharp
ness. AID fhs aFeslgat Of human beings
had greatly improved Ia opnse4 uezcs
neara6ghs and 5linGness having been d.
MinEsbe1.
Starch. ssava- and protein Substances
we're mate n immense qzsgtitfes BY fac
goFieS or s1s Ausz1a, 81 india and IN
Africa. frusa vood fiber. By chemical
transform Eloz2-ths construction CT esz@
molecules q carbohydrates and asthoSs
ef rszgnsngtag this construction having
egeen discovered. 50 that 10 energy was
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MUNYON'S
Improved Homeopathic Rsmedes Combine
The Best In All Systems
THEY CURE PROMPTLY.
In The Most Obstinate Gases Where AL
Other Remedies Fail
DOCTOR YOURSELF.
III You Are sick Ask Your Drag
gixs for Munyon's Guide to
Heaith-Buy 25c nunyon
Remedy and Care
Yourself.
THEY CURE PROMPTLY.
DOCTOR YOURSELF.

Nr. A. z Brown. Box fGs Tacoma.
Westminster. SAYS. II have taken Nun
yon's Rheumatism. Liver fidueg bTs-
pepsla. Bladder end Ccnst3psa cen @saFes
ana am pow using The kttallzeT. ana 1
must say they have all done fhesr $1T x
Tar Beyond my eNpect@ tons gil4 leei
better Ec8ay IRAN 4 have Tor l1Fe years
Before using Munycus rsnetties Fst}i
thousands - dollars 70 doctors and for
uaEsslt medicines. AID a4teFsF-tf4 Geit
worse than ever; but the few eel4aFs 4
have expended iaf 49, ~ 's'A4es
have wlrhoIt doubt saved ny Et@
Munyon's Rheu7natfsm Care seldom
fatfs 20 relieve IL one - three hours, ana
cures 81 a few days. Price &c ,..--,-
Munyon's bTspeps'A tAfe Ls4.lEe.y
cures ais forms % Indigestion ana etsfa-
arh Erouhie. Price -so-
MUNYON'S Cold Cure prevents pTself7 20 %
Ia and breaks ~ a cold ~ &c" ne-Fs-
ManToa.s Coueh Cure STEPS eoeghs.
rlznt svveats. allavs soreness. ard speed
ily heals the iangs- Price. -
Agunyon'z Kidney cure speedily cures
pAias in ths back. Aoirss o. ar3lHs ana 81
fevrus ~ ksaneT aiFesse- Prlcs. ~
Alauyoa's Hss8achs cure stops bead
nrna To- fssFee minutes f'F.fF, 90
Munyon's F1ie Ointment possl@Fe4F cures
an forms - piles. Price. @sc.
Rfervau's Glaasa cure eraaicases al 4rn-
rslr4ssez - TIE ulp1d. Price ~
auayag-s Female Remedies &re boon
AI.rvsT,'~ Asthma Remedies relieve in
ynEn4t-s ard cure permanently. Fr1es e.
AFus ger4+s Casar~h Eeue1le never fan
the IsEarrh Cure rT4-e. -s1--ft selle4 3
rh= disease fr8m the system. and the "a
sarrh TahEats-fgiCs. -sc--~4el&ase an4 neal
tzse parts
3fssnssr.s Nerve Curs Is = wonderful
-er4s fan5c Price. 80
Nlsrvcn.s NEsas.zsT restores lost Tlz0r
ssnTrass eurs Ter eacfz disease. a
al fr4xNizGs. mostly - a NaaL
Haa
A~eb sfrrak En5t&Aesph3a Pa. as Wsfe'
wfts srxa medical advice for airy discs -
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coyrigs, 1896. by the Baehsner syne..a:.
gYNopTTs

SYNOPSIS.
The story, as told ~ the author. l. the
,xgalt 81 conversations via Thomas A.
gagsoa, rsae substance Of ~hicn AF- Ed
90 Afterwards put Into the form % notes
~rsttsn for the authors use. Ar. Lai50n's
saxgesgiSas a. 70 lnveauons. eic.. are lun-
xerstood 20 be simply ninfs as - what
rsgh. possibly be acc0n gilzned- For The
,sorg !taslf the author II Responsible.
Gerald BeEala. ~ the end OF the nine
sseara century. having been unsuccessful
4 his suit Tor tbs hand OF Eva Pryor. al
kss himself 10 be 'viviilcaied" b. the So
xsety Of Eutur1ty. by a nesly-dlseCxered
vreesss animation Is suspended. and Be-
M Is placed "a 3 hermetieaaly sealed cyl
n,dsr. Three Centuries later the cylinder
i opened by the chiefs OF the society then
= control and Eenia - revived Amons
kxny wyndsTf1l discoveries. ne fsncs That
fs1zrzphsc communication with the PLAN
= Aars has been established Word comes
from Mars that one Bronson. VINO had
started for that planet Ia an anti-grasisy
machine. has not arrived there. and later
ehat a messenger from Mars y on aAs way
70 the Earth. Meanwhile Bemis discovers
tbzt Eva Pryor. who really loved aim.
Vas a.so "vsyshcated." lie NESTS her ard
fssss that his love for her has vaalshsd.
lie falls sn love with Electra, . beautiful
twenty second century gsfI who y. ia turn
sogsd ID HamueTiseeE, man ~ her own
pssiod. The messenger from Mars. Zorlsn.
arrives vita BTousgf, and al travel ia an
s.r-aAsp 20 Chicago. There beTnis proposes
10 Electra. she explains that sns 10 q
.ehila OF The state" and mas been sfil-
saesd 20 HammeFfiset. The latter over
hsaTs the e0ageTssl lion. but reprssses his
JEALOUSY lie invites Bemis q make an
excursion with him 10 see the country.
and lures him into vaNt plant Of moving
machinery near Buffalo. Hammsrfiest
than escapes Leaving Hesnis Ia great dam
ger "a the midst Of a network OF wheels.
layers and cTanka.
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CHAPTER Y

CHAPTER VII
THE SUN TELEPHONE; AND DE-
PARTURE.
CiFRenantlc's frhacan via was a vast
esta biishnent, adorned with all the mag
ntacsnes now so easy--s3iamo erneralds
ard ruoses set IN che walls for decoration;
heautsfui wall paintings. tapestries; with
amusement rooms for theatrical perform
Ances. and an odoFt<er ard color scope.
These cUutrivances were something Ike
church organs. tut filed with clever
mechanism that produced new effects. The
colortscope had lnnumeraoje opening and
chasing shutters that revealed different
calars, n pleasing succession or IN union
IKE that OF musical chords: and the
s-so-ffsr was provided VIA a great num-
Der 81 tubes that seut forgh delcious and
VARYING perfumes, e-tAer slnkIy or ia lar-
Es5nla8s combination. Elt Z was sTll
more interested ga f1e SUR telephuG e-nol
Gar away fr1m She aoslse-vFnss.a was a
scaerns originated by Giaawln Tae Soci-
ety Or FWm~ty had kept 81 up. bat had
never Eot any definite results from S.
IL vas riswed somewhat HAe the Mars
ma rnetcaEaph. VITA Ises and wires
around a large circle hut had q teIe-
absna receiver atraehe8 Is &C.
T4r0aEh this re>a3ver we coalt hear
strarga ard awful UoaninEs but no one
haa ever been aote rs EeS q dsHuite mes
eaes from e.. L5rin tasszsd that. ac-
co-3.uE 20 kurol pa-esop1s- che sun S1s
tas sneds % iost souls-
ero you mean g. say" asked. "that
uhat We regard rs tae main physicai
force q Highs, warEat b, life and beat -
ssng's
Yea" Dc Affirmed. .YTAy should there
- any question ab3at So Nau ears hiings
slesate az - the existence er mRu-exlst-
saea % neA. ana where & s. staring sou
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-. who by the extraordinary power %
undertaking and the percrpitcn OF dis-
4aat unseen thfags. which his people, the
aarols. possess. had d.vinef tho plot
against nse and tho peru l Mas Ia. lie had
turned me rest 81 the party back from
fhcir Journey. 70 fsnd me; and Electra had
eansed the machinery % be stopped. jast
q glnse.
TO Zorlln. OF course. so'a the whole
story. aad when We reached Graensnsle's
hauae near Ithaca, nov one II the suburbs
o. New York. that wise man was taken
lrio confidence The result was a recon
alteration aa his part as 80 the prcprtety
q letting lEammerfiset marry Electra.
Tneg were both sJnsaFen ~ ths state"
a. sll persons II unusual physical and
nsenaal snaeWments we're permitted 70 be-
eame az the age - 81 after passing
tarourh exa Mutations end Inspection and
AaslnK thelr Internal condition carefully
eststAlnel hy N-rays. They were then
fassAhly maEevt IA magfiasa 10 aons one 81
ssGal standard With s view tn peFpot04t-
ig ana increasing fas best elements q
n raee.
ar aegenerstsz we're kcat IN asyiuFns
ss.ied museums where they were per
wiisri o. have Iaeir own nteraterc mu2io
eR8 anna seusasts un8er state supervision.
silA al attempt Ell gTsdcsl reformation:
40 weTe uel permitted - marry. So. teos
ctni1ais ware ssHreEaiea BE special ois~
srsts she soea ana ksa women arArt--and
N~e meg allowed - marry ca short, were
ssanatoe froW fHe hunan faHl4N s0d
pffFeatea froin mem8einw postefityi al
Faheus crae,ty er capital punishment,
NRw. fEseawer#eat hat clearly heea
kssl,y q sa futes3Ad crtnfe. He Vas
saefefers dismissed from the company ~
ss'afea of the St8te. hut not set cun-
sFanei 90 Imprisonment
s1e ua 20 tae required standard Fesi1a
AsAa 5een on,y s wen J Was vivtfratat.
sn1 VAS conslssvc8 alteEefher teo yosios
= rAfFy E'os,ra. waa was r aad Sea tae
49, eio.em ef Narua a}eo1a. This made ire
.eeAssaa very pHastiuz. Eoy3in. however,
s2faalt2tes .Gat 4 seou4 mex t&luS ~
1arsytas aavane
II Naro 8 aae cay. =. break
~ We 30 - naTry.'
A. tAtn. Asaes afust Ne son1eth,ag Ike
~@AFsn / commented. turning &c Eva.
sae siosAea hut "a zat heok unk aa}y at
saeiscse ne 49, theTes'' I added
~ seaf shs fks3, WITH an esger
- tats quite ta8cAe3 IRE. On. I
1881 - atke - Easates vaut
- Bow - y0e keep huso sssraiAte1g4'
sskst Ee7lln
are created, IN a MATINEE. snontane-
49, q Ecpkcs, 'aE tae ex~-,sSn - al
sSslAsa cts-~e 4ns tAc f.llAlisoaat %
- eelle-t.enk ~ te znd charGctvr +
- VOC earth aeaFlse 6a nos IN srs.a-,8.
so'ft pc saT. tde. chat y.u Sever can.
49, y year cca3sttla. 1ttss understand
-'e tosHf. 81 Hsuf- ave r vo1r way
ave ssAssy. e4t net ga ~ h-ea $
ssss e. cUrs
A., So teal ae saf8 1--WE ARE created"
49,. ne erv4ts -suFssltes." Th.s Tea %
-~ g ss'-stea. aA4 sc sol1 -
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a1sa,ses s~a eae very s~1pFa1 90 Saieh tasy
srAssa rrs~ seai ass uawseaesessse. t.'-fs s.
sssr sswelstrs r5aeta. h8ve aeea sote1 t1Na
a. etfsFsassa or assnexns of As8A
TsAev egcre naN tle8nsa8. Fsssoxstea 80
FsAEe 81 ter the Occupancy IS faet~ @
fess kAyrtecas ao& sar iasa9feFs and t-ss
peCr
Taearzes we're kept .n tAs eees. a02
ano~usos8s numbers ef revfsy Es--ntHa 11ita.-
cate eeplas ~ h>cEs, anc-ezst a14 H2,eieEA,
wers sesss e0s 10 sJsserl, eevs ~ seHt ffrs-
Il people 81 tAe eeJnErE - iae es tea's
sserr trssnStg.ttea - ANY eae. aay ~aere.
Il psseueSra. aG4 kess sa@sss. ; IA 80 = =
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PART III.
cHApTER V. lcontlnusal

Suddenly I thought the end had come.
Eyoryihsng seemed 20 atop. stopped.
Had really been struck. and was dead
or was this merely imaginaaonf Ger
tasnly the great moving wilderness OF
metal had come 10 a staBd~till The next
moment ! heard an enormous. ringing
votes sounding towards tHs. from The
farther border, loud hail. PENIS. Ne
are here. You ara savedV'
II was tho voice az ZoFiini and immedi-
ately following II came the rich coairaito
Of Electra: This way, this way! Come
% AS. Befnls.'
The bright glare OF 4 sssrchiight swept
through the darksoms tangie. Ike a ray
direct from heaven and BY Il was eua-
hIsd 10 ses ms path clear. In a FEW pln-
uses l bad Joined my rescnsrs. and Ham
raersiess came after me. with deceitful
e.ros fslsusftscs rsS.aY&d.
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PR0VIN & McKEAN
323 Pike ST., Near Fourth Av.
!. GIeuI CLOSING 0ut Sole
N All Holiday Goods
Everything Must
W. Go at a Price.
MSS Nothing TO Be
Carried Cyer.~
CDECTN EnD MONDAY
SPECIALS FOR MONDAY.

A lot OF Atwood Tricoe. Nfonaay.
only I5c yard
a lot OF China SIX (aH-ssls wash
gogdsl. Monday. only lsc yard NOT
more thAn 10 yards 20 each customer.
Cur doc quality Pure India silks. Mon
day. only a5e- Not more nan u yards
90 a customer.
A lot OF lzi4c quaAgy S.ikollne. Mon
dsy. only ssae yard. Coed patterns.
Cur best Domestic German Knitting
Yarn. IA fuu size stSeins. Monday, izAsc
ske.n. All coiors<
Best Zephyr Yarn made. al colo-s.
Monday, &c skeln.
A lot OF those Individual Linen Dcy-
lies. only 1c each. for Monday only.
10 pieces s4-inch Ali-Wooi Ladies
Clssh, all coloTs, worth &c yard. Mon
day &C yard.
just a few pairs OF Kss Cloves left, En-
kans and browns. Monday. only asc pair.
A lot OF Ckiidren's Mittens, Monday,
Sic pair.
Fer Monday only. a hot OF Waking
Hats. reduced from sl-Se and SIS . SO
each.
Trimmed Hats al almost your own
prsce, as we have only a limited guam
zlty left, which must Re sold.
50 Ladies Macl1sn toshes. IN navy. tan
ard black. guaranteed waterproof, az
SIS; Misses. same quality. sLe5 each.
warranted 20 keep thelr coleg.
Ladies Aiacklntosle8 AZ actual cost
40 close them out.
Ladies Jackets and capes. al 20 so
al a price 20 sell them.
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sfvs - Has5sNs Sseta4as ayTrp E&s kssea @sss ~
fee~ 70 gaNgR - als4iss ca 1-92l5zs saT s-ef sab
80 ssa aeszsiaz iE1 sa=seaS ssacsss = ss-a-zs
49,. -es teas 80 suask ksless - Eazas czsfss
go ega 4n4 best rszlsEsF - - ssF -ss-zN
%stz - asEszsxts - eNNrF F4-s q - ssfs- -
-. a. 49, - Sra "a ax4Gs~s -esq4slEE zfE4S
- Es.e - sx1sz Klz@ - seats = Ss<-@s
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sofa Pillows al about coo on the ucl-
lar.
Head Rests a. almost your own price.
All cur sc quality Windsor Ties.
Monday. &c. NOT more than two -
each person.
A bot OF Dress Gsngaanls, dark colors.
Monday. nc yard. Not more than 10
yards 70 customer.
go yards ID wide rrbieacaea Muslin.
Monday, &c yard. NOT mors than 10
yards TO each customer.
A lot Of knitting SIX, on spcols, In
light blue and cream, &c spool. No.
more than 30 each customer.
A. lot OF Leathsrstte Wall Pockets.
Zoe quality. Monday. only slzc each.
Three % a customer.
A lot OF Six initial Handkerchief.
in l.. T., D.. X. y. only. Monday, 80
each
Beautiful Six Initial Haadkereh.efs
in the following letters. p. b.. 8, l..
r.. ". D.. 10 be closed out Monday at
16 CSC each.
A Pure Ali-sllk Handkerchief. =
inches square. beautiful six initial, Soc
quality. Monday, Ssc each, So j.. IL, f..
p, O.. f.. c., X, 3, II.
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Mr.. Dobson took plank from the dem
ocratic platform which reads as follows:
"We denounce arbitrary interference
by federal authorities in local affairs as
d violation of the constitution OF the
United States, and crime against
free institutions, and we especially do
object to government by injunction, as
a new and dangerous form of oppres-
sion, by which federal judges, in con-
tempt of laws of states and the rights
OF citizens, become at once legislator,
Judge and executioner." This, the
speaker explained, was aimed at the
government when federal troops were
sent to Chicago to put down the riot
which occurred in the summer of 1894,
in which the anarchists of that city at
tempted to override all law and Justice.
Gov. Altgeld objected to governmen-
tal interference in his own state and
hence this plank which denounces the
right of the government to protect the
property of citizens when the state was
powerless to interfere. The speaker
declared that vote for Bryan meant
the reinstating of the Estate rights
which caused the conflict of '61. Mr..
Dobson's speech brissled with patriotic
ideas and the matters he presented for
reflection were not chimerical, but he
invariably gave good reason for his ut
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