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cRIMPs IN PROPULSION.
Dame Fashion Says That Many Curls
 Must Be Worn.


 Must Be Worn.
 If nature has been niogardlv in the matter of eurls, woman must bic her to the hair dresser this season to en, treat him to make good the deficiency. For eurls of all sorts and conditions are all to be popular. The only thing which is tabooed is the smoothly drawn Madonna-lille coiffure, which has been the solaee of the indolent woman for a season or two. Pompadour combs help to give the roll it's stability. They are fastened in the hair in such way as to press the fluffy puff out toward the face instead of in from it. When the hair is worn la pompadour, so far as the faeially decorative part is con. cerned. the back hair is generally gath cred up on the top of the head. There 1t IS coiled loosely and roundly instead of in the pertly erect and narrow fash ion recently prevailing. In deference to the rage for eurls the ends of the coils are oftentimes free.
 Young persons who have a pleasing consciousness of classic profiles indulge in curled Psyche knots. The hair is
 
 waved lightly on the sides and laid in full puffs on the back of the head. Be- heath the lower puff two or three short curls dangle, sometimes fastened by a bow and sometimes the head on to the forehead.
 Simultaneously with the announce ment from the hairdressers that the hair must be cnrled comes the deelara- tion from hygienists that the curling iron must go. Itis branded as the dead Hest foe to the softness and fineness of the locks. This would be particularly diseouraging conflict but for the fact that the makers of kid curriers' have de- vlsed an almost picturesque method of curling the hair. The little. inofrensive kid curlers are all provided with narrow ribbons which tie in dainty little bows all over the head. St. Louis Republic.
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INFLUENCE OF GLASS ON WINE.
A Singular and Almost Incredible Story
 About Bottles.


 Probably go persons out of every loo, taken at random, would ridicule the idea that the quality of the glass of which 3 bottle may be made can have any influence on the taste or keeping qualities of is contents. And yet that it does do so we have the best of evi- denee. We are not alluding to the in tiuence of light shining through flaslls and its action on the substance cor tained, but the direct chemical reaction occurring within the glass and the ma terial within the flask.
 Very recently the following ease oc- cured in France; X wealthy retired merchant bought lot of very costly anS rate wine in casks, samples of the wine from each casll being given him by the wine merchant. The wine was de- liyered, and the new owner proceeded 10 have it racked off and bottled Some time afterwards some of the wine was brought te the table, and on tasting it the host detected a strange, unpleasant taste, which was also noticed by the guests 4 fresh bottle was found to be similarly affected, and bottle after bot tie was opened with the same result. An examination of the stock in the eel lar developed the fact that every bottle of the recent purchase was spoiled. A suit was brought against the wine mer- chant, who declared that he had deliv- cred the article exactly according to the samples furnished On examining these latter they were found in excel- lent condition.
 Itisuuneeessary to go into details, but during the course of the action of the law some of the bottles were produced in court, when it was found that the glass had become opaque. The bottles were handed over to chemist, along with one of the lot purchased for bot ting the wine, which had never been used. This Is what the chemist found in the glass of the unused bottle: Silicic acid 52.i, potash and soda A., lime 32 1, argillaeeous matter, iron, etc., Ill. In the examination of the bottles that had been used, while the silicic acid and argillaceous material remained con- stant, or nearly so, the lime, potash and soda were very much diminished, and it was made evident that they had passed into the solution, forming compounds with the acid ingredients of the wiue, decomposing the latter and rendering it unfit to drink-Nationa Druggist
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 himself T, provided the lady bas - All that is necessary is that he s oS.., 0ns n auxiliary parts of an adiustaS1na Snn !. tn dem, which he can carry in 's'ole S: tar and in few seconds attach to lis bis ,as naIt machine thus converting it into ,' . '@uS ooi pletei tandem. ny con
 One of the latest bieycIe ;a
 relates to the steering gear. Naul n'l01 T cyles are steered to the front -oss @ 2 but on this the rear wheel o ao4 %hee rudder. Another unique featnns s's as way in which the pedal power is is II s1 piled. Instead of operating inc @ ls ag the rider pushes the pedal un an and esa07 s and the rotary motion is aceom,,.'' aO' by means of a connecting bar sa ans crank. The front wheel is used au a , driving wheel instead of the re. as 'a It is much larger than the fro,,t sll - pne of the ordinary safety The reasoa niiss s this is to increase the speed by red,., sn E the friction, and the wheel bo;ss larger circumference covers
 ground with fewer revolutions 'aR
 Another freak bicycle which may be seen if manufacturers 4: % N enough of the idea to invest tbei, ,,al s,u s does away with the familiar chan M sproeket. \ claim is made fbsr aaa X absence of these parts means 2 & disti sS M saving of power. The rider is .' saaI S' I's directly over the rear wheel and oa1 1s ates a crank shaft on which is sea, ss' K a large geared wheel. This tnsa M z small cog on the axle. of the dri' wheel, which reyolves several t;na B one revolution of the crank shaft e.. @ ing the pedals.
 Some people think that bicvcle ,sd K. cannot be thrifty. A device is inst sss ss that will give them all the chancs t,'as srs want to save. It is dime savipps b5s5| I skillfully concealed in the grin of f,a handle bar. There is a slit at the aas| @ of the grip into which the dime \ slipped. The tubing of the handle bs4 is fitted with a dial and a sprinc rSs| dime drops between the. end of tbo tal,.| and the dial. Each succeeding d}ms| pushes the dial-point toward the fa indicating the amount in the baat| There is room for 50 dimes. While s' an easy matter to deposit money. k E harder to get it out. This dificuts is| placed in the way of the rider in oriisr| that he will not draw on his handlI bank. Rather than take the troube to' Unleosen= several screws and nu5sl hs' will allow the dimes to remain untilths| bank is full. In this way five doIlars| is quickly accumulated. Any time tasl
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1896-07-26

the foot becomes effective during more than half the revolution of the crank shaft. The foot descends rather slowly performing it's work, then returns quickly to the top of the range to begin anew. More than half the time is spent in the downward working part of the movement, and as result less pres sure and less muscular strain suffice to produce a gwen mean tangential force upon the crank.
 It is expected that with the advent of the new idea, weak women and nerv- ous men, who have so far been deterred from bicycle riding by reason of the physical eXertion necessary, will now ride on easy grades with less effort than it would be to walk, and still en- joy all the pleasures of wheeling.
 A bicycle which can be converted at pleasure from a single machine into a tandem, or bicycle built for two" is the most recent invention in the wheel line
 It consists of a novel combination of parts, which form an attachment adapt ed for application to any bicycle of ordinary pattern. One great objection to the ordinary tandem is that it is al most imperative that two persons ride it. With only one rider, the machine becomes unwieldy, and, if the distance travelled be far, the work is tiresome.
 With this new invention, however, all the essential parts of a tandem can be carried in single machine until such time as the rider may have occa- sion to convert his machine into tan dem, fully equipped for the riders. This tandem addition can also be att tached to any ordinary machine with out the pedal attachment, when one seat is used for carrying only.
 The movable framework which, when set in place, makes the tandem, consists of fork, d longitudinal brace, handle bar and saddle. To an ordinary bi- cycle is attached an auxiliary sprocket wheel, and through the hub of the rear wheel is an auxiliary driving shaft, to which is connected another sprocket wheel, making in all four sprocket wheels, when the machine is rigged for tandem service. Separate chains con nect the two sets of sprocket wheels.
 clamp at the front of the auxiliary horizontal bar is fastened to the saddle post of an ordinary machine, while the two ends of the fork rest on the driving shaft which passes through the hub of the rear wheel. The second saddle pro- Jects somewhat beyond the rear wheel, but not sufficiently far to overbalance the machine when there are two riders on it. The rear handle bar is set just behind the regular saddle. in the aux Hilary horizontal bar, and can be at tached to the front steering gear by a chain or small rod. This device can be fitted to lady's wheel as well as to q gentleman's wheel, and when one wants to take his lady riding he need not go to the expense of proyiding q wheel for
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1896-07-26
OLD.TlME ENTERPRlS'
How the Newspapers Prepared
 Important Event.

Important EFehe
 In 1890 there was intense exclI throughout the country. It wasl that Webster was to reply in theI to Hayne, of South Carolina, anq one was anxious to read his spec 70 hear about the contest betw9 north and the south. Hundredsl Washington that they might o9 nigh to or present at the seens flict. The New York, Phlladelpla ton and Providence papers Jop arrangements to gratify the cq of the stay-at-homes. .g
 Relays of feet horses were s between Washington and pr0a But the Providence papers wsR more enterprising than thelr y poraries of Philadelphia New I3oston. An old printer MT o Clarke, who was then an api tells how they came out aneax M <
 IL was determined that if the s, x was favorable, in addition to s' of horses. the Providence papT to take advantage of the gun ,s on Long Island sound. anu o.s| board a steamer, frames anu s type and compositors. Tie wa'g D s3 to be remarkably calm, anu O, 5 at Providence the speech was < set up on the passage, ready fo1 amblisbed a,,b eGu in an extra innaeda| An ancedote reveals the n citement at Washington on Webster delivered his grsat Among the crowd gathered a' tol, through which the ora'Ol on s the senate chamber Wa9 M Hampshire farmer, wl'n bu orator had gone on many birl| cursions. Rushing up v
 man exclaimed; rt
 "1Ir. Webster, are you
 him 2" n rs senator. using the vernaep's 'sas ing to indicate that ne 1arae roe a ready, but had 2 very gs,yolipisp ipiss
 fire at the South Cafo'' Companion.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1896-07-26
Haracot 0f Lamb.

Cut shoulder or breast of lamb into small square pieces and fry lightly in clarified dripping; add half dozen small peeled onions and brown these also; dredge in three tablespoonfuls If flour; stir for two inmates, cover with broth or water; season and simmer slowly for 45 minutes: skim while cook ing. Dish, surrounded by mounds of
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1896-07-26
nama. of Insects and n9l

Few people have any pty,.aupthl not derful amount of s'is3 ,, fauI by members of the beetle es.ri,lsl iar| Plateau has made 5aor : show that a common a9yl wsi] draw 500 times its o@I ,'nowrl| from under q box WEE ,seigl 1'7oo .71e, times greater ], sa5sss Ts'S insects body. II 2 nt;xely| ,rsss was as great c0mpaIs'11 ss''1d < a common flea he sSsI c9
 weight si, Of soo. 900 p0op''
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1896-07-26

rider has any change he is temp
 slip it in the bank instead of \ soda water or stronger beverage:
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1896-11-25
HON. G. I. CALDWELL,
OF Pdrkershurg, W. Va, Recon-.
a,ends Wright'> Celery Cap
sulcs.

Parkershurg, w. Va, Jan. 70, %.
The WRIGHT MED. Co,
Columbus. Ohio.
Gentlemen II have been using
Wright's Celery Capsules since
Nov, 1904, and find them to be as
recommended. first began taking
them while at Hot Springs, Ark,
under treatr1ent for Scauc Rheu.
matlsm, Liver and Stomach trouble
with which | had been long
sufferer. / found the Celery Cap
sules gave nle great relief from the
beginning and have used them ever
since. With pleasure and unsolic't-
ed, recommend them to any and
ak Suffering with like Affections or
either OF them.
Very truly yours,
Charles r. CAI-pwELL.
Sold by w. M Hloss. Druggist.
Price 20 cents and SI.oo per box.
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Bncklen,s Arnlcn snlvn.

The best Salve in the world FOR
Cuts, Bruises, Sores. Ulcers. Salt
Rheum, Fever Sores, letter. Chap.
ped Hands, ChilbIaias. Corns and
all Skin Eruptions, and positively
cures Piles, OF no pay required II
IS guaranteed TO give perfect salts
faction or money refunded Price
25 cents per box. For sale by W.
NJ. Bloss.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1896-11-25
Chic River Railroad.

On and after Monday, July goth,
Parlor Cars will be run between
Parkersburg and Pittsburg as
scheduled below:
*Leavo Parkersburg on train No
4 3:10 p. N.
tArrlve Pittsburg on train No
Dis 500 p. IN.
+Leave Plttsburg on train No.
207 $40 a. m.
*Arrive Parkersburg on train
No. 3, $3.50 p. IN.
JOHN J. ARCHER,
\. G.. p. A.
*Eastern time.
tCentral time.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1896-11-25

The Palace Hotel, corner of 9th
and Vine SIR 5ets, is the largest ADD
most popular hotel ia Cincirnati.
for $500 and $3.50 a day. Single
meals, so cents. " has 4 much
larger country merchant, family
and commercial trade than any
other hotel IN the city. Mr.. Wal
ter III. Maxwell IS the gentlemanly
manager.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1896-11-25
Uphoistering.

have opened an upboistering
establishment iu the old G. & O.
depot building, on Main Street.
Ceredo. w Va. where ] am pre-
pared 10 do anything IN my line AZ
the lowest ptices. and on short no
tee. ] keep a full line Of picture
frame mouldings, drawer pulls cas-.
tors. and all kinds Of furniture hard
ware. Furniture repaired and var.
Disbei. Give me q call.
VS. N AfcChLLES.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1896-11-25

Street Commissioner j. O. Mar
cum has had built the best cross
ing that was ever put down in &C.
redo, between Wright Bros aud
Calvin Bros. stores.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1896-11-25

FOR SALE-Two lots. ON which ls A one
story dwelling. containing three rooms and
= good barn, situate on a street, Cercdo. ".
Va. Terms 500; slCO cash, balance iu .. u
sud u months. For further particulars call
on OF address +. ]. McDougal, CeredO. West
Virginia.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1896-11-25
CASToRrA.
fhs i,e- M
nEils ~ n q
9ddEaat1fe( NNN--N every
.-i ~%SZZ NLLCG<2[ vrappoa.

The entertainments which was 10
haFe-(been given in Wright's Hall
: by the Willing Helpers on the even
ing of the goth, has been changed to
the evening of the 27th. All tickets
sold for the Goth will be good the
9th.
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For Rent

Dwelling houses for rent on rea-
souable terms. Apply 20 Strother
Mays at the mill Co.'S office. during
day; at Calvin Bros hardware store
an lhe evening.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1896-11-25

WANTED.-A salesman, to sell
Fly Nets for Horses, on cOmmIs.
sion. Apply AT ONCE TO Cameron
d Webb, ADVANCE Building, Cere-
do, w. Va. aprI-tf
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CAsTORIA.
We se- n
sfslstaro/ ELyN+N evsry
81 S$t2<ZZ [<LLCELZ vrIFpcr-

Ceredo continues to grow. Robt.
Wright Jr., Is preparing TO build
two more dwellings between the
&. IL o. and \. q w depocs.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1896-11-25

Both of Albert Wright's chill
dren arc sick-the older serious
ly, with lung fever.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1896-11-25

Call and sec our handsome line of
paper and pencil Tablets ut the
Advance Stationery Store, Ceredo.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1896-11-25

Messrs Rcbt. Wright, Jr., A. c..
Holt and 7. It. McDougal visited
the county-seat last Wednesday.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1896-11-25

Marshall Cyrus is having an adj
dition built to his residence. J.
p. Wagner is doing the work.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1896-11-25
CASTORIA.


The handsomcst line OF Tablets
-er brought to Ceredo just receiv-
ed at the Advance Stationery Store.
We want to sell them quick and have
marked them down to almost cost.
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g HOME A,NS EWs
>S/2J-sA..- "a. 1.i4-;a..s- >4A.i!S.

Tablets'for lc. up to csc. at the
Advance Stationery Store, Ccredo.
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Exact
OvercOats at only
$sona$lO.
In word our large and varied as
sortment of Mems Overco
ARE CORRECT IN FABRIC
STYLE AND MAKE.

Then we have Overcoats at other
prices-as low as $6-and visit to
our store will prove to you that our
line OF Overcoats is complete both
as to quality and price. Overcoats
in Kerseys, MELONS, Chinchillas,
Cassimeres, Coverts and Worsteds
in the regulation fiy front long Coz u
or the short box coat.
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Church Directory.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

NJ e CHURCH.
Sunday School, 9:3O A. NJ.
Ct.s. Naptiuu every Sunday ut lO.ll" -
Junior LeHC.c, t:'n =. NJ
Services every sunday, Pt $50 = -
Prayer Meeting WeO u.,dav, 7'3D =. NJ
Epworth League saturday, nj 10 J. ~
kENONA.
sunday Sch col every sunday ut 9:g' \ -
Preach ing f. cry SUud8y, 81 lisiU =. -
All are cordially invited 10 attend these
services.
f. NJ. CAIN, Pastor.
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CASTORIA
For Infants and Children.
Ttsi4s- ~
@i: S;s'.&MA2zzS9 I Fl; &

F. J. McGinnis will take great
pleasure in giving his Wayne coun.
ty fienss'tbe bestof liquors ia the
market at very low prices Give
him call when in lronton, Ohio,
or send your order tc MN by mail
His place.et business is No. AS.
South cd Street. It.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1896-11-25

AZ & An.
Crescent LoiPe, No. -, y. +. & a. NJ, me 81
at their Hall on the first and thIrd friday
evenings Of each month.
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RAPrlSr CHuPCH.

SUI day School 9:OD
Regular preaching days: lst, "a and ith
Sundays ia each month,
Morning ll:n1
Evening. 7:.H
Business meetings Saturday evening he
fore iegulnr stated sunday services.
Prayer meeting Thursday night of each
week
II. Y. p. L everV Sunday evening.
All are Invited
j II. WILLIS, Pastor
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1896-11-25

winter CapS-For Boys and
hiIdren in Zion, Golf, Tam o.
~hanters and all latest novelties and
V,"s' Prices range from g cents
20 $3.50.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1896-11-25

Visiting brethren are cordially invited {,
attend the meetinss OF each oil tue aoov,
named organizations.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1896-11-25

SILVER Star Castle, No. a, knights OF tho
Golden Eagle, meet every Monday evening
in X. ~. building.
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Seneca Tribe, No. -. Imp order Of Rec
. %. r. Hall.
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Wayne Courts.

Terms Circuit Court Fourth Monday In
January, May and September.
Terms OF County Court Third Monday iu
January, q pr. July and November.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1896-11-25
Our Line Of Mems Suits
for
$3.50
Has captured the town. In them
you WILL find the
STYLE, the TONE, the FIT, and
the FINISH

of much higher priced suits. They
hay that high-class snap and style
that are the strong point of the mer
chant tailor.
The line is replete with all the
novelties of the season in Cassi-
meres, Worsteds, Diagonals, Twills
and Tweeds.
Lowness of price is linked to
hiehness of quality and they are alb
solutely proper and fashionable in
every way.
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C"Tt-io Lodge 40. -, meet In their Castle
Hail o. Thursday evening Ot each week.
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L O r

Teredo Lodge. 80. i27, meet IN their Hall
on Tuesday eveEiu@ ~ each week
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Use DIR. Miles NERVE PLAsTEJts for SPINAL
WEAKNESS. al druggists sell EN- for &C
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1896-11-25

Advertising rates reasonable and
made know on application.
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SECRET SOCIETIES.

J. II. WILLG6, Pastor.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-10-31

The marks at p. mf showed 6 feet 9
inches and slowly falling, Weather,
cloudy and warm.
The II. K. Bedford Is this mornings
packet for Charleston and Kanawha
river points. leaving at G O'Clock.
The keystone State arrives In Gin
cinnau to-day. She will remain over
until her regular day,which Is now &C.
cupied by the Hudson. The Hudson, It
Is presumed, will walt over In Pitts
burgh until her old schedule day for
departure.
Though delayed many hours by
Thursday nights fog,the Virginia pass
ed up yesterday morning at o'clock,
as early as the Hudson and Keystone
State pass when there are no delays.
The Virginia will be here Sunday
morning at o'clock for Cincinnati.
1t is hoped that the local steamboat
men viii get together within the next
week or ten days and appoint delegates
to the meeting Of the Ohio Valley I'm
provement Association. The chamber OF
commerce. will send delegates, and the
steamboatmen. who are directly inter-
csted In the work OF the association,
should show IL decided interest in the
matter BY becoming members and at
tending the Pittsburgh annual meet
Ing, which vii! be held November 10.
Captains William and George Bay do
not have TO look out for the proverblal
rainy day, at least not until another
four years shall have brought another
presidential election. Last year when
the Bays sold the Henry NJ. Stanley
and Lizzie Bay 10 the White Collar
line and retired from the lower river
trades, 1t was difficult 10 learn just
what the Bays received. \ gentleman
says the consideration was $4,000 In
cash, and stipend TO Captains bill"
AMI George Of s. each per day for the
term OF five years. Very neat Income.
Ell!
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-10-31
THIS IS FLAG DAY,
10th Parties will E,hibit tho National
Coiors'-s"""d Money Men viii Swing
Yellow to thu BrrcIr.

10th Parties will Exhibit tho National
Coiors'-so""d Money Men will swing
Yellow to the iIrrczr.
liy tho decree Of Chnirmen Hanna and
Jones, Of the Republican and Ponocratlc
national committees, Saturday. October
81, to-day. will be observed throughout
the country rs Flag Day" Here In
Wheeling the showing OF the national
col0rS by adhcrent3' OF both parties, In
fact OF all parties, viii be general ind
brilliant Many houses had already
decorated last night and early this
morning others will be,
on account OF the visit here Of Vice
President Stevenson. who speaks here
to-day, II would be thought by the cas-
uni observer that this general uecora-
ton were in his honor. but the addi-
tlonal yellow band that viii be swung to
the breeze by sound money people, to-
Eether. with mhny thousands OF lltho-
graphs OF Mckinley and Hobart, will
soon knock such an Idea sky high
All Republicans and sound money pco-
pie who decorate to-day should use the
yellow bunting or pictures OF the sound
money candidates.
The demand for the national colors
was so great yesterday that every store
selling them had exhausted Its stock
early yesterday afternoon.