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Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-07-30

The >tats treasury j. wlthout fa1@E-
There re2Aia oaly sfs- hzalr=1 41l-
lars n - vRzit- aa8 there are catstAzd-
i-x caDmcr. s-hoe1 faa8 Wz-rants
za1olntln- % sraar.ls % sze.aea. Ia.
tlssrf fhgt % % tse ~chooI fan1 = uhas
drAiaed ths trezszrF. TIE ho,ssrs 81
wzrr1n,x Eili either have - discoEat
taen r ho.4 then uniil the @oa@y -
received IN tas treasury from the -
valorem taxss No Eoaey 2msaatinx
10 anything Elli De- rec- ves tiIi ue-ez-
be- The legislators t-ss fer Al
issaance % sea. osl - hog4s azz al @
this azozat Ezs heen cozsz ned The
sE1aci2l oEcp-s q the safe ar<ae,3 ser
Al issue % So. go n bo13s zna roa-
ten4e4 shzt 70 saz less th2H this
&u0ans Eoal5 Ansver sh@ p4rpose- A.
a eo1Prom - the hcus@ an& $euass
dnally decided OF see issas o. sslsa. ossa-
Conditions noN clearly leuea>ir1ce u
sail lack sIo.a, ,aoo q bsia< sz%clenG
Th~ total auoaat q tAe c9m=oa
school fsaI dse n Iuae. tz-lzslvs e
the poiis rettine1 IN th@ cal1saes Hss
s-sos. ss1sE. teiag o1--tal-l - tae
auoants2 sprropriztri for ca@@aa
scAool pzrpas~s Tae csh~r tsa-s- iris
Is 9lstribate4 IN 1azuz-y. tae taizi
amounting o. Sg-~-saa TIE Toil tzE
eolleciions ca the present Zast-tbuElsa
ae-e =. s1s e. oae csssafy sa.f s~rzr.-s
s-hool district ves - a~2- f-o@- =hi-a
lsfs sac su- e S-s-ls- - BE- pz-A eat
sirerty - thr trezsarer- Tbs uzs
the smzllest poll IL ealleeslea ~
ro-te1- The polls ass Jane z@euat-4
70 So -sst -. leaving oalr s@Ts.s2s s. -
i-s raiz szt g ta- t-easlrr- oNiuE 70
the shortage IN polls tae prrs~at JaEe
4issrih4tiaa took ss-.ss-. - sere zozey
fram The treasury than tha- fsr lass
Jzne- j. Is believed uaea the Janaary
reports q polls are received they Wiil
shgw Al .u-rezs= greatly "a excess -
the Jzne sher-z-e. zs larse amounts
have teen collected uuler the opin1on
os Atto-nev-ssenerzl Nssh-
Bex xunin ng Nith January il - believed
she receipts vii alnost, Il not tuliF.
meet the exp~nlttarv=- The levy fer
the next tso rezrs Nill - s miil.-
whereas to- the Izss tEo u Ezs oaIy 2
AMI mills The extra milI oa pres
eat Valuations Eill zuezuE - Al Ia
crease CT ahaut sl~4eot. 1a4 there all
he a considerable increase, as s-As-l. n
the revenue fro=n pali t4xes A. eom PA-e3
with thl< year-T. VI ifsary IN Com-
zsercl4l Appeal
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-07-30

NEw YoRK- July e6-The Mercury
this morning says. regarding the
P0pulist ticket
This nomination places Bryan. Of
Nebraska. ~ the head u the creates.
popular movement of this country T.
makes him. more than vas the IA
mented Lincoln in his day the popu-
lar leader and representative Of the
great American people
Despite his ehiTslrous desire 70 link
his own success with that Of Arthur
>ewan, We feel confdent that Mr..
Bryan viii accept promptly the POp--
LIST nomination
The nomination OF ex-Congressuan
Ton Watson. Of Georvia. viii aid
strength tothe tieizeL-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-07-30
CHAIRMAN ST. JOHN
of th~ Silver C@av~atdea AFv~a@r~& Tr-..-
ur-r sf tA- D-@s~rztfe NAtks1ns C@uz-
=.4lt-~.

W - 4AAA~H y @%aN~AtA2AA y s~a44ET4 rNa~
ur-r sf th- D-zs~r.sbe NAst~aaa Cs~-
zstlt~~-
~ LorIs. JAY e1-Seuator JoueS.
ebzir@zn q the 6ezucrzt5c asa-aE
e,lnzzitt-e- left - Loa5s v~s.e-sar
eveuin< a. ~axat O'Clock Ea- Lazcalr.
Neh-- Where Be Ea=< % rzfsr uisa
ta~ rNrTy czz1A1ats The senator d.
eiiue-i - ar auvth5 ~ @are tAsa -
hAs herrtofaru - - rrl4t5F= - th~ ~
szls q th@ p-aEsul iss esa1rrntsaa-
Nhilz - thfs azF NJ I-szes d.
t~rEiz-1 spa oze z-w ker - - *
e--EtiVe cumm5tte~ which ~ So a.
thsr1ne-a - aFpaizt znd zaz-S NJ
W5lla@ , - Johz as the trraszrrr
- fhe Hzticzal eammitre~- Thzs wz~
6au~ II The fallouiz< letter s.5s-rss--s
- Nr - John under ve>rsrslaT-.
Gzrr-
Ny uEsz SEE-I Azrs saze- - les-rv 2
zrEsa11rlzr Ee4 rn~ t-rzsgrrr sT - &C.,
crNrac a4zaoz4l az4 krp~ sszr rsz
80 ul1s-t cay. ez-.r l7szz ~ 4l-les <
Eh~ pasa-z Kc~E rssp-e1<@lF
>xz-z -sxEs a Eo<Ess
NJ - John prouptlT Addressed a
uote - Chairmzn Jones accep:fn- the
appointment
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-07-30
WILLIAM J. BRYAN
Barred Under m Ax.I@ashe sf Letter.
aad FAnaphlats

LEscoTS. Seb-- July senator
jones q Arkansas. arrived IN Lincoln
last evening and Was Immediately
driven - the residence 81 Mr. Eryan.
where Al earnest conference Was he'd
On subjects Of much Importance 10 ths,
democratic and P0Pulist parties -
great has been the avalanche OF writ
ten matter addressed to Mr. Bryan
that be i practically swamped ant
many of the letters and teiegrams tha.
were seat him after his nomination
are not vet answered The speech de-
iivered by Mr.. Bryan IN clo>ia< tbs. le.
hate on the democratic platform a,
Chicago has been printed for dtstriba-
tion under the supervision u Sir.
Bryan. with some verbal eorrec5sun-.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-07-30
he Ioss > estiIatr1 . = bciNrel
forty and 6ffy theusaud dollars
SI=r- yt~t=s ss tA- Csss-.as CIs4sa-
Bart

DENvEE Col. July @.-The victirs
Of Friday tights food we're. the three
in GolGeu- f5ar n Mt. Veruoa eznyou
and e near Morrison-mzkiu< the
total = The servant girl. Anna Hau-
sen, who WaS reported dead vas net
a. the camp AZ the tine Of the 1oss
and consequently esczped- A Aeh4rcoal
burner named Nichols EFergreea =
reported missing. mAksuE the total
still = Of theSe. - BODIES we're re-
covered SATURDAY and the boay Ct
Mabel HERES. a little ehild uzs found
yesterday
T. johnson. Of ArTzEz- telephoued
IN to Denver yesterday afternooa that
he bad f0und four bstizs In the bed Of
Clear creek about = uiie above the
town Of Arvadz Tne csro1er Al
Golde1 vas no,ise5 szd vii AXE
charge Of the bodies
10 the discovery Of these toaE
bodies. no report Of any missing persons
had come from Go.4en- Arva.a l. =
country hamlet between tiolAea aud
Deaver. zloag Clear Greek T3llsF
These bodies. tberetnre. either fnategi
down from tiol6en. or are those o.
. campers ia Clear Creek valley t.-tueeu
4. Tie tsO PoigtS
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-07-30
MRS sALLIsoTUs BOOTH
>g-sk. t. th- E@rx~-z Cr~~S a.~~@sses
>tax~ EE-~~h~r .aa r.amA<~.

>g-s<s - fh~ Harx~-z Cr~~4 A..~Hstes
>tae~ EE-~~h-r .@d r.i@aa<~-
>rATE g.NF. PsEkSNtaH- July -
one = the largest crowds that ever
gathered - hear religious SERVICES IN
camp since the DAYS q Ileech~r and
Talna<e was the cne that srsrru-udesa
Mr. Ia .ytou Both in the y " g.
4 tennis court Yesterday afternoou-
AZ half past three O'clock the c.sn-
uznfcr e the Eolun;errs- escorted b.
the commander Of the r--ss. tea No
Alp5u- marched thrua<h the crowd
followed by al the state o.zice-s IN
fatigue unIform and Uifh suu-3~-
In intTo-iHeiu< Mr. Both tseu Ne
Alpiu sp-pz- bri~5T - sh- ci-eum-
stances that lvsi up e the s-s-essi.ss
froaa the par~nt orzanizafi,sz All The
fermatieu - th~ Nn4uufse-x lie q ~
sF-nS~ v~rv hixhIV q the r-orS Mr.
EaS1th has duz~ aud Is fosu- NJ
l-l"th ste--3 SPA . chair thaE h~r
vp5ey "a Eht fh~ hct-er - A-zr1A ~ sh.-
aussa-ure- ~a~ "a "a shr caze - >r-z<
20 the s-s3i i-rs. hGf sh~ -zS v~rv xgzs4
- soe - mauv ether u--spl~ preset
] aen fells-est aue e he- hrr<h- ta1xs.
fzd % si@ple Isssams A erozd =
s-eliaerS telluurE her - the sage
sAea she ha1 sztsAesi azs A. if zsove-s
auAg sh-ir h4ts Hrr- -4r--4 - h<-
untl ths sac rezzsfe3 tke SO a.
49, lo@t - s5rh-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-07-30

Jackson. Jaly e1-s-Cnele Joe FER
gusoz OF Rankin 10 spending several
days wtth relatives here He Is doabt-
leas the only livinz u1n who saw Jack
scn as early a. IseA At tazs ti=s he
SeScriees IL A. An immense czne5rake.
inhabited hE ears. wolves. deer. tur-
Seys and India1S O1ly tao little
e7oi5s lad been ezIlt when Mr. Fergu-
ssn. thea lgyeA--ol1 boy. Erst s4s
Jsrkson- Mr. Ferguson j. now % years
q A-e. and though feeble and afnos-
blind, bis riz@ = still perfectly clear
anc = stareao1se Of interesting in
torraallon o those early days in MissIs-
SFpl-T. L. heEry, ~ CoG@sEs.al
Apreal.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-07-30

lar NJ Rryaa tat be-n zs-fn-tei ~ sse
Fresicenrv. fhrre uas A. cztaurst ef appla.l<e.
drawn8rE IN further s1re1nr~u@nt - the
nesaius,son = ScWziG for -. '. .---presl.isney
The ea q stzrrs far reralaAfiazs fBr virs-
rre~ssisHt ua~ resur~4
Eepr-sentatsre HeNa-i- - Aiahaz11- plscei
n norllnat..n Hon- TElznzs p Watson. tar
iss- popu 81 nzrvSsunaa frusa g4earxia
NJ Severn - maSier urrxuaa q fhe
k1lehfs - t-ator. Sscnrarti the aazsinatios q
fr Wassou On prhalf - ~ stats - Arkaasa~.
NJ Wat-ua : acaalaation was a - secvsus.esi
- usfsSz-s Iahn~cn e Caassruia
Euic-afin being called ri-i1c,l D Nr Lar
Frnce. naw u SrE Tarx. fsrzeriv canxr-Ss-
ran - Colorado. sha advocated ne nominal
ftaa - ~@uail
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-07-30

89FHA1x -F~&son-
IT LaUrs. Jaly -
Al $40 Senator Butter. q Narrh caraiins
eeuparzry Chairman c1llesi the convsaEsan 70
or2er
R<x- Mr.. Snith was selected % seaa ia
prayer
Tee enzIrEnn caTcd sar the report q the
cuzr rmirrce On crSaeatials. hut that committee
vas srill ss< pre- psr-1 70 report and was zixeE
fzr-h1r tina
Tia ru4 1f states wzs then called for the
names a ccEnarxeemen On permanent crxaai-
xA<-ozL resozntiC1s and netincarion Of aoni-
nee& TAsx eperas.on wEs slo~ and occupied
mach time.
rse nnn<s ef proposed eonnIrseemen hav-
szx a@1 n<en sent In taose CT permanent or
xzaLx.r1cz usre requested BY tse chairman. a.
l8-se = n. ~ retire ,0r CONSULTATION
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-07-30
AN INFATUATED MAN
Shoot. HIS Chzrsne- and HIEss-If FaEaiiy
Leaves a wife and Five ChigdreaL

Leaves a wife and Five chtidr~a-
ST Paul. Minn-. July @7--Iienry T.
White and Miss Tillie StGmpf are "
ing between life and death AZ the City
hospital from wounds inflicted by the
man Yesterday afternoon White. his
wife and five children live al North
field. but for some tine he has been
making love 20 Miss StumPf. a pretty
girl of ~ She became annoyed a his
attentions and cane to - Paul Yes
terday ks appeared ~ her home.
1921 Minnehaha street znd asked
for her Upon catching si-ht of her.
White drew a revolver and fred foa
shots at her. One IF these passed
through her left side White then
drew another revolver and shot him
self. the bullet just missing the heart
and taking effect in his left lung
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-07-30

The past seek Ess too 4-T n ns@rl ,
al sections q tas >-ate- Loczl shas-
ers occurred. bat injary % Vegetables
E2s vsry uttIe Improved thereby. oEizE
% the limited area covered b. TIE Iizhs
rainfall Cotton has Gstersorzse9 rap
iEly and eomplaizts are iae-s2sizz =
damage by shedding. Iire .n4 p-euz-
ture opening % boIlS Cora Is evsz
more aGeele1 than eo:toa. az1 the eroP
viii be comparatively saort. 2a2 in
some sections actually Nor-hles&
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-07-30

WHTrISo- Ind, July s6-The barns
of the FOrsythe track we're totally de
stroyed By FIRE last night Tue horses
Amanda Elizabeth l.. Margaret l..
Lady Wentworth and Adam Amaes.
the property % NJ J. Rogers. OF Chi.
eego. valued az $. 500 were burned &c
death The total loss IS about 81. 5.Ooc
The origin Of the IRE Is thought &c
have been ineendizry.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-07-30

- AANN~ - As1EAAa a Aatses4 - = .
N~~~ fhsa = 1899 80 F~r-s-- I--f-
q >~~sud fl-@4 FarssrE-. Hh~ E-srr. -
-arsts-~- 10 E-~ss-r tho Ft~-fa-- 80 th-
Dad n-f.il- - th- >tara
H~rrisi~ wss-r->Fsat. q. rs,~-zassA
NoEEi~ty. toL Iulv 81 s--ona
G .so-i yesterday afternoon resulted in
-usapleteiy FaralBziua all ef-orts To ~
cover the b-sls~S ~ ths-.e Ios' in the
friiay uiEht's sora- The people are
worn ~ut with ths excituasut and lAt.sr
% struExiiag smitst the rubh5sh
trouEat siosu the canyon b. the great
rFali - wat~r whica 5uss al dark sur-
Prf>e'i the camping famlli~s aiong the
raal above taun
As darS lat nixht - be-sies had
tscn recovered nnd iientiss,8. th.
Others are esther buri=i fro-a sight Ira
tAs and ~ have t-ren carried farther
eo7sn tas stream, and possibly into the
Fiatte river R@psrt~ fram up the
cauol bring th- cheering news that
uone - fae T'eapls there eampsnx rere
lusG
Is-s sf n-.A
Mr. Na<~s Miller AMI ihr~e chil-
lrrn. - Marr5soa-
thE6 - ; e. L>ruxeueeSer - Nor
rt~su-
Thouzs Ncsssu<h. aged .. - Day
taa- g.
MrS A : Frsstar- = years old
Ert~rt 1am~s Frr--for. vvarz-
tsrsc- Fro~tssr. r-ars-
Eaifh Frt-ctur. v-arS
Mr. 7 p tas~r- = rrarS
Jame-s tasrv. J. ycars
k4dae taser- 5s yrarS
Ma@ie Ca-~r. vezrS
Anua tA~cv- years
Clara Casey. 2 yczrs
Mr. Anshony Il~rrvs. u yeArN
Ea-ene H~rr-s. v~4rS
Nat-l Hcrrr~. - vezrN
los~Phinc H-rrrs. s ycar<
earroll HrrreA . year
Aunie uzusc1- - vcarA
Miss Della Hsrze~
N~s Mary uoruer
Niss Ia~spain- Holme-
Nr> Horace " Warren. all - n.~u-
ver-
Mr. an1 Mr. H " Warren. Jr..
who are sell known in Bro-rklyn So
ci-ty urher- their relatives zuisi fr5rn.is
r-Si.ie, came up from r~nv~r Frisav
vu the afternoan train ta su-n3 at
uriaF aai >ua.iay a. tae Homer
ranch. up Mouut Neruuu canvun-
They we're mt a. iAe Statiou of the
Lakewood rzilruad AZ tsol,ien bv The
Niss~s IIorn~r au.s Mss J,.ssu iin.
Ue-aE-- also - DeaFer. and ssart-,t for
the raneA The sa--t overlook th~1u-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-07-30

Vicks5urE. Jzly e5-Bids we're
opened today al the o1lee Of Maj J. H.
willard, L. ; engineer. for IS0. 90 cubic
yards Of excavation IN the Yazro river
canal A P Martin OF Louisiana x4s
the Lowest bidder a. lsa. cents per
metre Work IS % begin as soon As the
eontrzct is awarded and must be con-
ulTsed by Deceuber n
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-07-30

Tnere we're three mIaoriEy reports presented.
but tney Eere al Laid o1 ne sahle aad the
platform as re1orsed ~ The majority af the
cnunirree Was adopted
The states we're called for zcni1zsinn for
viee- president
When Alabama was called Col p c. Bau-
man mounted the platform aaG placed IN no-a-
nation Harry Skinner q Sor-h Carolina
The eonventlon then DECIDED 70 take recess
Until Slx o. ciocx
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-07-30

An impression has obtained IN Ger
tain quarters that al persons ~ko take
bo1r1s-s during tie coming enesup
Eill be liable FOR boarding hozss sAx-
This IS = mistake TIE laE il sxpress
terms exe1pss persons t7kia- boArdeEs
--iurzE large g1tEerinEs.~ the section
rez1iuz - follows -Aa1 taxing boz-a-
e-s o1iy IN eases Of unusz4liy large
gatherings o. visitors when sEEcient
2ecoDmocEti0n eAn not Be provided bT
llcenssd Eo-sls and boarding h0azes
shall not reader any person liaaIs = a
PFlVi!sgs AZ ias - %osas"
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-07-30

Water Valley. July -1-A representa-
tive Of HaniltOa College AZ Byhalia has
been in this city Tor the past two or
three days looking over the grognds for
the purpose % removing the college 70
this place AT a meeting o. prominent
citizens last niEh- q proposition was
drafted 70 Be submitted 20 the trustees
Of that institution which EilI no doabt
result in securing i for Water VaIley.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-07-30
TIE AsiATc scOuRGE
Iwo O&e<rs Of the Stts ExP~1lrasu De
Of ChoEerA

LoSDoS, JEly @s--A6vioes received
here froz the Me sxPeiisio1 an
nozne< the death al Knsaeh Of Capt
F~nwiel. who Vas entrusted With the
szpervisinn Of rzi.Eay con<truction.
and SurEeoH TrzSk- Who was engaged
n Organizing a ssrviee - Sight tie
cholera Both Uere victims 0f the
Asiatie seuarge- 4 feeling of gloom
p<rvzdes the camp and tie native
troops are uzilin- with grirf orsr fa~
90 q tie two 0@esrS
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-07-30

vicksburg. July "a hale Of ne~
cotton vas received here today and
shipped 70 VinesEt & Hayns. NsE Or
leans TIE cotton Ezs raised in this
county. weighed 40 poands. elzssed
strictly good niGlling. an1 vas shipped
hy Wills. Noore & Co
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-07-30
NEWS FROM CUBA.


HAVANA. July s6-Nsi Fonda
vieiiz o1seialiy reports that hss co=-
uznd has bad ave hours engage
ment With the rsb~ls uE6er Ni-zbel
and Alvarez near IzpaSte- The
troops took rebel hospital and cap
tured tro wounded irsargeutS The
rebels were compelled 70 rrtr~zt-
They left - dead On the seld ard ear
red % many wounded The Spzn-
i4rds lost Only seven wounded Accord
iug TO their ozn reports
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-07-30

The case Of the STATE rsvenus a<szt
against the Mississippi Valley RlilroaE
Company, involving several hundred
thousand dollars OF back taxss. : oa
trial a. Jaeks3E- Every inch Of -rozE5
i being contested By attorneys On ea-a
side
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-07-30

Ase-& p Il the eonvenrtoz waz called 70 ar
der ~ It's permanent Chairman. Senator Al
lea Of Nebraska ~. is vas a Iozz tine before
the ezA Pro1uced the desired result Thea TIE
Chairman announced that message had been
received from tae silver souFenrion and Il
WoEld now Be read
Ildge Pell2rc. u Missouri a member of ne
silver eonveE1ion- xzz introduced - tie chair
EAR aad pr0cee1ad % re41 tAe platform
2&cctsG ~ nat eos1y- TE=rs se-e some rrlzrs
Wae= hs F~esss9 tss sQEslsx.ss se &c rsess
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-07-30

Sone farmers in Hinds county esti-
mate the damage to the cotton crop As
high as Oae-thirS. on account Of the
dry wezshs-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-07-30

ST J0HSs. y r.. July s---The
Peary expedition steamer Hope passed
Battleboro. Straits Of Belle Isle. OF
Ialy y. lognd aoEth Sae reDorteda =
YgelL
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-07-30

B-orkhoven- Jziy 28-Tuez-y-oae
caanties have hern rsprsseate4 la sac
no-uaI herr. za4 ssue sf the hest tai
eat IN tie safe las beea Pressat
AuouE those sac have Attended 4a4
xlxcn iate--ss - the normal are FreL
Ilzrdse. pr5azinaI = tie N4<aollz
-rzsel school Mss C-yaaes. et tae E-sz
Nis-iss5ppi Fsssals College q Nsrl4 al.
Mrs- Mek~s. x the NaEss Clty seaoo.s.
J. n OEryAat. p-5zriPAl o, The Piek-
eas hi<A sckaal- Mrs- n T. Ah@raataE.
teaeher . lznzaares ia lie Mlsslssi Pra
Normal Colless ~ Hszstau. Ms Mss
Larie n.ekez. tae z1-vu plisAs9 prl-lary
ss1rAer IN tks sz-e srAaes- Ms Grz-
haz. fruz the Bar - Lszis seAoo-s=
Mss O-zea. frez NAscAez5 " - Jaues.
sr5su JKzxsos. azt Ms Leoaa=l fro-H
the CrTszzl >u-laEs <-1le1 sehaaL TIE
re<4l2r Eark = Ihe normal esd yes-
ter3aF All the tsseae-s exrrsss thez-
selves - sell p5eass& wl;a the instr
Ezoa gisea taen- All hey saT sAsE fee.
that ths Hork g tais usrZ2l NlIl -
fest IN ta@ ~cAa-5ls ta zlzx zxasat tie S.ase-
Pro- Ifess-aaza. - zlrezsa-. k4s 1ans
a. thzt z4s neos-ssarF f1r tAe sa-osss -
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BRYAN AND WATSON.
1he Nominees OF the PopuIist Ma
tioraI Convention

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AWFUL OBSTRUCTION

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FolIoving IS synopsis Of the pro-
eeedings Of the PoPuIist national con
vention held At ~. Louis.
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~ - the so1ventio1 vas called 10 Order
~ M T1aherecE. chairman os the aa,i.aaI
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-05-24
HOSIERY

Of our own importation, and every par
bears our name upon Il, which means
there are none better for the money, ana
each IL guaranteed as represented we
WANT EVERY LADY IN RICHNONp
TO EXAMINE THE VALUES We az
Offering In HOSIERY; IN fact we WAIT
YOUR HOSIERY BUSINESS. and IL
good, honest values viii induce you we'
sure 20 sell YOU.
ladies' Plain Fast-Black Hose, 10 and
re.
Good-ouarlty Drop-stiteh Hose. seam
less. 15c.
Ladies Plain Black Hose, Hermsdog:
dye, good value, pairs for Co.
Better grades at p, IS l-5 and SOC
pair.
Ladies' Black Lisle Hose, plain ani
drop-stitch, Is and 29c.
Extra values at 80 i-3. 50, and &c
ladies' Plain Tan Hose, - and DC
Fancy Deposition Tan Hose. 10
Ladies' Tan Isle Hose, plain and drop
stitch. 80 and zoe.
Extra-Size Hose in Tan. Black, ara
Balbriggan. prices q, 3S. and 5cc.
Ladies Plaln-B Black Hose, extra qualyi
with White feet, p and CSC.
We also show A complete line or Cnl,,'
IL l-2, -. q and CSC
Extra Quality In Children's Tan ana
White Socks. Is and &c.
In addition 10 the above. we also hays
a complete line OF Fancy Lisie and Dix
Hose. In Black and fancy colors, az reI-
sonable prices.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-05-24

Navy-Blue Double Cloth Canes. scroA
design embroidered over entire cane
REDUCED FROM $3.50 TO 1850
Plain Silk-Lned Velyetta Care. plaltei
satin ribbon collar at neck, REDUCED
FROM S.15 To sos
The $3.50 Tan, Braided Double Cape
REDUCED TO B.9S.
Tan Cloth Cape trimmed with six TOW,
Brown silk Soutache Braid. and rows OF
White pearl buttons REDUCED FROM
plain, Tan, Fine Cloth Double Cape.
stitched edge, neat and stylish. $50 grade,
NOW s..
Black English Worsted Cape, trimmed
deliberately with smoked pearl buttons,
lined all through with silk, sold az 1895
NOW 81.
Handsome Jet Embroidered Velvet Cap.
lined with fancy silk, chiffon pleateA col
lar, and ribbon bow; REDUCED FROM
Heavy Faine SILK Cape, pleated chiffon
at neck, satin ribbon bow lined With
silk .rhadama; REDUCED FROM $50
TO $3.50.
The $3.50 Fine Black Cloth Capes. RE
DUCED To S575.
The @.75 Slik-Llned Tan Braided Capes
REDUCED TO $3.50.
Tan Covert Cape, taffeta elk hnef,
beautifully designed, trimmed with pearl
buttons and L., str3ps Of .r same g material
The $3.50 Nght-Weight Tan English
Cape, trimmed with pearl buttons RE
DUCED TO So
Light-Tan English Kersey with six
clusters OF welt-cords running around
cape, beautifully lined with Taneta Fk
four straps across the frontl REDUCED
FROM $l6.75 TO $3.50.