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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-10-03

lO-Piece Dinner SET. undcrglaze deco
ration, color grey cut price. SOB.
lO0-Piece Dinner Set. underglaze deco
ration, daisy pattern, cut price, Sob
W-Piece Dinner Set. blue corn flower
pattern. underglaze decoration @.'9
l0O-Picce Dinner Set. blue fern pattern,
gold traced, cut price, SIS.
lO)-Piece Dinner Set, sappho shape, un-
derglaze decoration, gold traced, regular
value N29S sale price, $3.50.
lOi-piece Dinner Set. Kathrya green.
gold traced, regular value, SO sale price
Sli.3s.
lOD-Piece Dinner Set. beautiful Dresden
pattern. gold traced, sale price. $3.50.
lOi-Piece Dinner Set. Alpine shape, for
get-me-not decoration, gold traced, spe-
cial price. Sll39
lO2- Piece Dinner Set. handsomely deco
rated in blue. was S25. cut price, 81
lO2- Piece Dinner Set. Limoges China,
richly decorated, gold stipple, was $4S'
sale price, $3.50.
1O2- Piece Dinnos Set. Haviland China.
richly decorated. several patterns 10 Sc
lect from, was S549S, cut price, Sls69
S-Piece Tea Set, flow blue. gold trac-
ed special price, s..
SPLICE Tea Set. Haviland China. sever
al patterns to select from, was $3.50 sale
price $3.50.
56-Piece Tea Set. Carlsbad China, hand
somoiy decorated. S6.Ss.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-10-03
Leather Goods.

There's not another such dis
play of Leather Goods anywhere.
The Richmond public has never
seen such magnificent window
display of this class of goods as
we now have on exhibition. Here
you'll find every sort of leather
made up into hundreds OF different
useful articles, all priced ridicu-
lousy low. Pocket Books. Card
Cases, Chatelaines, Combination
Cases, Bill Books, Purses, Letter
Books, and novelties of various
kinds.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-10-03
Magnificent Showing Of Lace Curtains!
New Kid Gloves.

We make the Kid Glove Depart
ment a special feature of our bust
ness. We have greatly increased
facilities and carry 4 perfect as
sortment of fashionable, reliable
and serviceable Gloves. The new
shades are now ready.
Ladies' 4-Button KID Gloves. made OF
soft and elastic skins. heavy stitching on
the back: I'm assorted tans, ox-blood
black. and white, 75c. a pair.
Ladies' 4-Button Kid Gloves. with heavy
stitching Of both black and self-color
made OF fine select skins. in all Of the
new fall shades OF tan, ox-blood, brown,
and black. 81 a pair.
Ladies' 2-Clasp Kid Gloves. the most
popular glove OF the season. with heavy
stitching on the back, in assorted tans,
brown, ox-blood, and black. 81 a pair.
The Beatrice made Of fine French Kid.
four large pearl buttons. with the narrow
silk stitching OF both black and self In
the popular shades OF tan, russet, and
black only. $50 a pair.
The 81. Marie Kid Glove. made OF fine
French Kid. i'm the new jockey shades,
with fancy white and black stitching on
the back: very stylish and entirely new,
SIPS a pair.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-10-03

rill Sport is owned by b. T. Ames. Cape
Charles. va.
Interest I'm the Interstate Fair. which
opens az Norfolk on October 5th and
lasts nine days, is growing throughout the
State and in North Carolina The pub
lished list OF attractions grows daily and
the attendance promises 10 exceed that
at any previous exposition ever held in
this section.
Extensive publicity has been achieved.
and OF this the enterprise is deserving,
for 1t Is unquestionably great one and
reflects upon Mr.. John Mariner. the presl-
dent, and those associated with him.
great credit. No longer local. the under
taking has become one i'm which the two
States mentioned especially are begin
ming to take pride and are demonstrating
n desire 10 promote. Nrginias agricu-
tural and North Carolina's manufactured
products may be expected in future TO
be well represented in the exposition
which Norfolk's location and transporta-
ton facilities qualify her 10 carry for
ward TO success.
The rail and steamer lines centering al
Norfolk are doing their best to make the
enterprise a success and have all re-
duced the rates to the city one half during
its continuance
Horse lovers are promised great treat
this year. as over three hundred cracks
are entered and will start for prizes ag-
gregating more than $4,000
Space Is being rapidly taken for exhibits
and these will be noteworthy. The poul-
try show last year was one which aston
ished an who saw n. IL was a wonderful
show. and this years exhibit promises
20 be even greater.
Friday. October sth. Is Children's Day
and on II all school children Will be adj
mltted without charge. The children are
being trained preparatory TO great
chlldren's chorus on the day mentioned.
and from hundreds OF young threats the
swelling anthems will roll This feature
IS a great one. The training is now in
progress at the old Baptist church on
Cumberland street.
A "Vanlty Fair or Midway will add It's
attractiveness. and troupe OF swarthy
Orientals will perform daily on the
grounds without charge.
The steel exposition building, now about
completed, IS a monster, the largest In
the South by far. IL Is some 400 odd rect
long and 1S feet wide and is pretty near
city OF itself.
Eolus. the famous son Of imp. Learn
ington and Fanny Washington Is dead
and a strange fatality seems to follow
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-10-03
HORSES AND H0RSEMEN
ran RACE MEETING or THE DEEP
Run HSNT CLUB.
Dom Cannon's Stable-Mosul at Homo
Again-Death Of Eoline-Elta Moore
PAGES In 2;I9 i,e-Belle &. Wins,

Secretary Il. A. S. Brine. OF the Deep
Run Hunt Club has issued the pro-
gramme Of the third annual fall race
meeting OF the club 20 be held on It's
grounds near this city on Saturday, No
yembcr 20tu neat. Heretofore, the race
MEETINGS of the club have been held III
Chanuuy on the Broad Street road, but
40 their new club house near the a. l..
Hu monument "a good mile track has
ncen recently built and q steeple chase
course laid on. and over these the con-
TESTS are 10 bee decided. Well known and
deservcdly popular BE- the Deep Run Hunt
club and its annual spring and fan race
meets are looked forward 90 with "a nigh
degree Of pleasure Cor months ahead.
mo club provide sport Of gr CXh artt-
ine kind. clean anj free from Objection
able features. which ~ Tot ouN stpulr
with the MASSES. but attractive ana
largely attended ly the social fashion
able sct OF Richmond and other cities.
The programme is as follows.
FIRST RACE.
Farmers half-milc fiat racc-For horses
owned hy farmers and tenants over whose
land the club rides. Not 10 be ridden by
members OF any hunt club )r profession
al riders. Catch weights. All entries sub
lcct 90 a committee Of farmers appointed
hy the Race Committee. First. saddle,
value, Sl-i second, Driule, value -, ihiIu,
bride. value. S. No entrance fee.
SECOND RACE.
Deep Run Hunt Clu3 steep,e chase
For hunters owned by members of the
Deep Run Hunt club. Gentlemen riders.
About two-ane-a-haif miles. Weight 30
pounds -Four 60 start. he'd coats (which
can be secured from Race Committed
and tail hats 10 be Worn flfst. plate
value. $40 second, plate. value, so. third
plate, value. $50 fourth, plate. value
$40 No entrance fcc n entry Is made on
or before Friday. November ~, 1891 at
r. NJ. AFTER that date entrance Zee $2.5O
TH,eD RACE.
Hacks and Hunters hali-mile fiat race
For hacks AMI hunters Cwred by mem
hers ~ the Deep Run Hunt Club. Cen
tienien riders. Weight. 1875 pounds
fhoroughbrcds. 100 pounds. -Four 10
start. Horses that have started al any
regular race-meesing barred. FIRST.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-10-03
Ladies Jackets.

Ladies Jackets. strictly ail-wol Beaver
cloth. doublo-breastcd. shield front, styl-
ish collar, seams corded finished. actual
IS value. Special sale price, AN
Ladies Jackets. extra fine quality Black
Bouclc, shield front. button mp close TO
the neck. button front newest shape
sleeve. proper length. real value $3.50. Spc-
cial sale price, s. each
Ladies Jackets OF Black Boucie and
Black Atwood Chevi0i. double-breasted,
fly front. braided collar. very handsome
garment, real SLlS value. Special sale
price. sos
Ladies Jackets. plain Black All-Wool
Kersey Cloth. very stylish. coat front,
also double breasted fly front satin faced,
latest style sleeves; this garment should
be 50. Special sale price. :. W.
Ladies' Black Boucle Jackets elegant
quality, satin lined throughout. coat fly
front also Light Tan Covert Cloth, ve"y
stylish coat fly front finished off with
pearl buttons front and back, actually
worth $40. at special sale price S9S.
Ladies' Jackets, Of Black ATWOOD ker-
sey Cloth. double-breasted. finished of
with braid and buttons front and back,
some astrakhan collar trimmed; also frog
trimmed front. real 81 garment Spe-
cial Gale price, g.
Ladies' Jackets. fine quality Astrachan
cloth. Atwood Kersey. All-Wool Fancy
Weave Serpent Cloth, some marten fur
trimmed collars. with heads on front
some changeable taffeta silk lined; all the
latest and nobbiest garments TO be had
complete line TO select, regular $l3 value.
IT special sale price, $40.
Ladies Jackets. Boucle Of Black and
Hello mixed. very pretty coat front. an
other style of strictly Atwood Kersey,
fancy braided and frog trimmed front.
double breasted also Black ATWOOD
rough cheviot cloth. very stylish. with
frog-trimmed front the latest fad, newest
and nobbiest collars. the ,ight-up-to-date
garments you will find in our coat par
Tor. regular SIS value At special sale
vrtre $40
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-10-03
Shirt Waists.

Special Offering for Saturday and Mon
day. Ladies Black Taffeta SILK shirt
Waist the newest and nObbiest shirt waist
i'm Richmond. expressly made for us, fine
tuck yoke. with Russian blouse front,
double point yoke back pleated. white
detached collar. cuff finished off with tai
feta ruffie and two small buttons, regular
s. quality At bargain price Si.9S.
one more special I'm Flannel shirt
Waist, all sizes from % to A, in black.
navy and red. plain fly front. lined
throughout. deep pointed yoke. pleated
pack, two buttons on cuffs, white detach-
ed Numbered collars, regular $3.50 quality.
Al special bargain price, Sl.sS.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-10-03
Separate Skirts.

Fancy Black Figured Brillianteen
SKIRTS. cut full width. a perfect fit regu-
lar S269 quality. AT special sale price,
Sl.15.
Figured Brlllanteen Skirts, handsome
lire Of pa terms 20 select from a real skirt
bargain. nicely finished. regular S2.ss quail
ity. At special sale price, $3.50.
A regular So garment for $iss. very
choice. stylish perfect fit, finish, interim
ed OF fine quality coarse Sicilian, high
lustre. he up-todate skirt for everybody,
a real Sc bargain. At bargain price, A.gS.
Ladies Fine Silk Figured Mohair Skirts,
fun width, nicely made. finished seams,
real s. value. At bargain price, S3eS.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-10-03

likely to make a good showing in his
races at Norfolk.
DR.. ]. c. Walton. Reidsyille, n. c., has
a pair Of promising young mares in Sis
terna and Miss Walton. the four-year
old daughters Of King NutwOod which
he purchased as yearlings in the fall OF
1894. Ssterina, whose dam Is BY Wind
sor. can trot i'm 2:25, and that, with limit
ed handling; while Miss Walton is very
fast at the pace and can show a half
In l:05. The latter is out OF Nelly Tranby.
By Hambietonan Tranby. and is a mare
or fine proportions, highly finished and
handsome.
Five heats were required 10 decide the
2:32 class. pacing. purse $50. at the PIN
leo track, Baltimore. on Tuesday. the
last three OF which and the race went 10
the brown stallion Macmillan though
Eta Moore won the secOed heat. the
fastest Of the race. In 2:l9 1-2. Eta Moore
Is q bay mare. five years old. by Albert
H.. dam Mediotta, by Happy Medium, and
Is owned by p. VI. Wright, Mulberry Is
land. Va, who purchased her as a year.
ing I'm the fall OF 1895, at public auction,
for SlG0. She was campaigned at the
trot In 1896 and earned a record OF 2:29 Ia
al SUFFOLK. Va. IN october. AT the begin
ning OF this season she was set 10 pacing
by L. X. Bryan. who has trained her for
several seasons and drove her in the race
al Pimlco.
Mr.. S G.. Atkins. of the wholesale gro
Gerry house OF Davis x Atkins. has a
stylish. handsome roadster. that can pull
weight al q merry clip, in the chestnut
mare Red Light. 2.32 -, by Red wilkes.
Ir. dam. BY Mambrino Patchcn. She is
tractable and kind, and highly priced by
her owner.
r. r. Cox. Bermuda Hundreds. Va. won
the twO-year-old class. trotting. purse
500. al Timonium. Md. on September 18th.
with the bay nlly Belle c.. bred and own
ed by himself Belle c.. won the first and
third heats In 2.ic and 2:i2 1-2. Lily Dwy-
err by Baronet. 2:ll ID taking the second
heat i'm 2:43. Belle G. is by Judge cox.
dam Bermuda Bells. by Phalanx. second
dam Mambrine. dam Of Presque Isle. 2:2s
Ia, by Mambrino King.
The bay mare Lucena, five years old. by
.Vickllife. dam by Cuyler. owned by Chas.
Mcleod. I.ynchburg, Va. won second mon
ey i'm the 2.32 trOt al Easton. Md. on
Sept ID. and trotted TO a record OF 2:25 IL
in the third heat. She was driven by w.
T. Biggs. who has had her in his stable
since her two year old form. In this race
first money went to Sport, the chestnut
son OF Frank Morrill,, by Walker Nor
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-10-03
Fall Dress Goods.

We've newer designs, better
values, and lower prices than any
house in Richmond. Each OF the
following items stands for about
twenty-five others.
45-inoh Fancy Mixed Korscy Cloth. all
wool. and an the newest and best colors'
these goods are very cheap az soc. a YARD.
4S-inch Atwood Granite Cloth. one OF
the best wearing goods ever made. ana
beautiful weave of goods; regular Vvc'
quality. 75c. yard.
4-inch Atwood Checked and Mixed
Dress Goods. in % very stylish and beau
tiful line of colors. well worth 35c. yard,
orr price. De. "a yard
gS-inch Atwood MOhair Curls. This IS
"a new goods. and we have them In "a
beautiful assortment Of patterns and
colOrs. 50c a yard.
4o-inch Handsome Bourotte Plaids, In
All the scasonablc colors. red. blue and
black. green and black. blue and green.
etc. Regular Csc. Plaids for soc. yard.
5g-inch BroadclOth. I'm every shade. old
blue. seal brown gold brown navy, black.
green. etc.. this Is one Of the greatest
bargains ever offered, soc. a yard.
We carry a complete stock Ct
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-10-03
Dressing Sacques.

Ladies Eiderdown Sacques, the latest
shades, In Nile Green and LAVENDER, very
pretty and stylish regular $50 quality.
Special sale price, Sl.59.
Ladies Eiderdown sacques. in pink,
light blue. grey. red. nile green and laven-
der. finished of with fine quality satin
10 match. regular s. quality. At special
sale price, Sl.C9.
yg.l5 Eiderdown Sacques for Sl9s. En-
pire back and front, all col0rs. finished Of
with braided loops. regular $40 quality.
At sneclal price. SIS.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-10-03
Silk UnderskirtS.

Special inducemcnt and Offering given
TO silk Skirt buyers. made OF heavy quail
ity Changcable Taneta SILK. nicely made
and finished in red and black. green and
navy ana al black. very handsome;
real 81 skirt, bargain for SL9S
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-10-03
Great October Sale in OR Basement.

TO morrow we offer splendid Dinner, Tea and
Toilet Sets and Lamps Odd pieces various for various
poses The very lowest prices grade goods We also tell OF
a items in first class Stationery.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-10-03

his sons. especially those that acquired
lasting fame as turf performers. h.o'na
was killed in a railroad accident wv"
F,lrtIs nassed away followed by The
wonderful MOrellO ard last spring the
iron campaigner Eieye succumDed 10 ''e
effects OK rheumatism ana was Lilu ~
rest and now comes the sad Intelligence
from Helena. Montana. that Eohah' 'ne
beautiful brown coated son OF Calash II
dead. His death was due 10 an attack
~ pneumonia EOlian was bred by cap
tain II. i. Hancock. OF the Ellerslie stud
Overton. Va where his dam Caiasn, "A
daughter OF imp. Phaeton, was owned
Eolian was not only a high-class horse,
nut a successful sire, getting many soou
winners. among them Boreas' Eos Al
die NJ. Ben Bolt and Commodore. AZ
the time OF his death he was owned oy
Kohrs and Bielenberg OF Helena.
Rlltzen. son Of Blazes and Gcrmania,
the Iron Horse" Is getting big ana
strong since being placed In The s'ud OF
n. G. and r.. NJ Beattie near TINS city
The brown stallion las taken on resh ano
is quite handsome horse. The son OF
Rlazes won thousands and thousands OF
dollars FOR Robert Bradley ana proved
himself turf performer Of rare consist
ency.
Robert Bradley. OF Charles city coun-
", Va, has good two-year-old TINS
season In Traverser. a son OF imp. Ros-
slugtOn from Betsy Brock, who has won
several good races In fast time al Fort
Erie, Windsor and Harlem. Fate has
been kinder 10 Mr.. Bradley this season
than for some years past and the nckie
goddess fortune has smiled upon him
i'm a number Of instances, and placing
him in much easier circumstances imam
cialiy.
Baker & Gentry. Lexington, KY, have
sold 10 w. r. Grimm the black colt Os-
euro, 9. by imp. Charaxus from Annita,
bv Eolus. OscurO was bred and sold 10
Baker x Gentry as a yearlng. by A. d.
Payne. OF the Annlta stud, Chariottes-
VILE. Va.
w. X. Jones. former owner ~ the good
race horse Charade. by imp. Charaxus
from Ada Belle b. Eolus IS dead. Ills
death took place in Brooklyn. lie died
pcnnlless and a subscription was raised
10 bury him.
Henry stulrs god brown colt Draw
Lad. 8. by Eolus from Brown Beauty
won lightweight Handicap for all ages.
at one mile In l:H IL az Brooklyn on
Sept. 18th.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-10-03
Ribbons!
gnifent Opening Of New Fall Goods Our Second Floor
Jackets Capes Silk Petticoats Silk Waists Dressing Sacques

Our second floor Tempting gar
asn nankos Caufor
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-10-03
Prices Never Dropped So Lou!
Qualities 5Vever Climbed So High!

offered You'll find such values else
The
the the The selling will
the eVdon
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-10-03

Henry stulrs god brown colt Draw
Lad, 3. by Eolus from Brown Beauty.
won lightweight Handicap for all ages,
at one mile In l;H IL at Brooklyn on
Sept. 18th.
BROAD ROCK.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-10-03
MILLER & RHOADS'
FIRST GRAND OPENING SALE
OF NEW FALL GOODS!
The Grandest Assortments We Have Ever Shown.

DAMNED
Of
There TO
miss them
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-10-03

W. r. Jones. former owner ~ the good
race horse charade. by imp. Charaxus
from Ada Belle b. Eolus IS dead. Ills
death took place in Brooklyn. lie died
pcnnlless and subscription was raised
20 bury him.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-10-03

Ferris Waists for ease and COM
fort for ladies, misses, boys and
girls. We've a full line.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-10-03

Eolus the famous son OF imp. l>eam-
ington and Fanny Washington is dead
and a strange fatality seems 10 follow
The times., 1897-07-13
SOUTHERN RAILWAY.

(SCueuule In effect July I, 1917
A Il trains arrive and leave PennsyIyania
Passenger Station
6.I2 a-m--Daily, local fUr DanviIle, Char
lolle ana way stations, COlIII eEts d. IIauas-
Sas Tor Strasburg. Harrlsonburg, z, and
S'duntoh, udlly, except sunday, and at
LynchburG with the Norfolk and Western
daily, ana with the Chesapeake and ohio.
daily, Tor the Natural Bridge and Lex
lngUOn.
1I:I5 a. m--DalIy, the UNITED STATES
Asst MALL, carries Pullman buffet
SleeperS, New YORK and Washington TO
JaGksonVlAe, uniting at Salisbury with
Pullman Sleeper Tor Asheviile and Hot
Springs, y T., knoxville, ChaJJauOOga and
Nashylhe, Tenn, andat Charlotte with Pull
nldn Sleeper for Augusta Pullman Buffet
Sleeper New York To New Orleans, Connect
ing at Atlanta for Birmingham and Mem
phlS- SOhd train, W as ningJOn 70 New
orleans without Change. Sunset personally
conducted tourist excursion tnTOu gh sleeper
on this train every Wednesday 20 San Fran
CISCO, without change.
4Ol y. m.-LCCal Tor Front Royal, Stras-
burg and HarTisOnburg, with connection for
stanton, daily, except sunday.
4.o1 p. m.-Iaily, local for Charlottes-
1o:43 p. m.-Daiiy, WASHINGTON AND
SOUTHNESTERN, Y VESTIBULED, LINZ
TIED, composed of Pullman VestibuIed
Pullman sleepers New York to Nash
Vile, Tenu., via Asheville, knoxville
and Chattanooga; New York to Tampa.
via Charlotte, Columbia, Savannah and
Jacksonville; New York 70 Memphis, via
Birmingham. New York 10 New Orleans
via Atlanta and Montgomery Yes1buled
day coach Washington to Atlanta. South
ern railway dining car, Greensboro To
Mon 5goneTy.
TRAINS ON WASHINGTON IND OHIO
DIVISION leave Washington 3:O1 a. m
daily, LOO p. m and 4:4o p. IN. daily, ex-
Cept Sunday, and 6:25 p. IN SUNDAY only
for Round Hill; 4:32 p. IN daily, except Sun
day for Leesburg, ana $50 D. III daily for
HerndOn. Returning, arrive at Washing
ton SIG a IN and $40 p. m daily, and
800 p. III. daily, except Sunday, from
Round Hill, ana T:O6 a III daily, except
Sunday, from Herndon, and S:54 a IN
daily. except Sunday, from Leesburg
Through trains from the South arrive al
Washington 6:42 a. IN. 22O D. m aud
9:25 p IN daily Harrisonburg, 1910 o.
III and S-2o p m daily, except Sunday
and $50 a. III. daily from CharIoGtesviIlS.'
Tickets, sleeping car reservation and in
formation furnished at offices, 5II and
1900 PENNSYLVANIA avenue, and at Penn
sylydnia Railroad Passenger Station
W. Ill, GhEEN, Gen. Supt.
y. NJ GU LII, Iraffic Manager.
W. A URh, cen. Pass Agent
l.. ;. BROWN, Gen. Agt. Pass. Dept:
The times., 1897-07-13
An Unanswerable statement,

I'VE are busy, buStling, nervous, un-
restful people, said the American, who
liked to hear himself talk. when we
have thing to do we push it through if
we have to sit up nights to finish it with
speed"
Indeed" commented the English
man, to whom the American was talking
IAN idea suggests itself to us at night. -
continued the American. Before day
light the next morning the ground is broken
and by noon our plans are Well under way.
Thus 1t is that great cities spring up in
day from the Wilderness
II see,' lapguidIy replied the English
man.
We do not spend a week OF a mouth,
like some people, doing something that
can be pushed through in a day. We
push things, let me tell you.''
80 have heard,'' rejoined the English
man, Just to be saying something.
You talk as if you might doubt it,
said the American, rather testify. ''Still,
/ hardly blame a man who has never seen
our country and observed the way we do
thnigs.''
You wrong me- said the Englishnan,
81 have been in your country, and while
there I watched your national Senate
for a week working on tariff bill. -
Chicago Record.