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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-03-07
The Prices of These Linens

are so much less than usual that manu-
facturer. reading this advertisement ana
not Knowing how We bought them under
value for cash. would hardly believe MS
evss. TO you, how ever. who can see them
stacked here this week, ready for you 10
pick. as few or many as you want, can
appreciate what very special purchasing
saves yearly for our customers.
5000 Pure Linen Satin Damask hnotted
Fringed Towels. White, Pink. Red,
Blue. saman. and Old Sold borders,
25c. value for l3c. each. or SIX Tor 81.
1s-iuch Pure Linen COlored bordered
Doilies. extra heavy quality, FOR 'oc-
a dozen.
Satin -Bleached German Damask.
Ga Inches wide SJc. quality, for osc.
Genuine Turkey-Red Fringe Table
Covers nearly . yards long, 81 value
for 69c. each.
pure Linen Pinch Check and Plaid
Crash. for children's dresses and
butchers aprons. former price lsc.
yard now y lie. yard.
Iarge-Size Absorbent Double-Thread
Turkish Towels. y l-2c. value. for DC.
each.
Harsh Absorbent Turkish Towels, for
medical use, 39c. value for 20c. each.
Special purchase of 50 dozen Bleached
Turkish Towels. l5c. quality, for lOc.
EACH
~ bicycle-rlders IN Richmond are riding
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-03-07

Manufacturers and importers have been
slow 10 respond TO our offers TO re-
lleve them Of large stocks for cash.
Black Goods are too stylish 70 be
sacrificed. We have finally run across
n great lot which cash would buy FOR
less than the usual prices. and the pat
terms already received VIII be placed
on sale at once.
The finest OF Camels Hair Serges, mag
nihcent quality and deep, rich Black
will be a yard ....-.....................t 9c.
Wide-Wale DiagOnals. the proper weight
for tailor made suits or spring jackets.
OF most perfect finish and pureSt WOOL;
about l IL yards wide, VIII be,
Whip-COrd Serges Of such a width thdt
Yards will make a skirt, pure WOOL,
and of such a quality 10 suit the most
fastldious, will be yard ........:. DC.
Royal Seeded Etamine Cloths. latest
fabric for deep mourning dresses, pure
wool Of deepest Black, VIII be
Corded Serges Of about IL yards wide,
pure WOOL OF untarnished Jet Black,
and about IL yards wide, osc. bar
gain In former lot VIII De
Figured or BrOcaded Mohairs. In pretty,
neat patterns only. in Lustre, an
exact duplicate or soc. goods, VIII be
u yard ......... .......-........s.s... i'c.
go yards Figured Henriettas, exact
pattern OF 25c. figured goods an per-
feet Blacks; yard Tor .......,,'''y '-oc.
Jet Black Mohair Diagonal Dress
Goods. 80 pieces IN this lot, OF when
We have five pieces. selling in sock
at 25c.: altogether they VIII be soid
a yard for ..............'''''.'''.A l--e'
Goo Bright Plaid Cashmere Waists, made
In shirt-waist style, with White linen
collars to sell for Sl-most stylish
Waists for school girls and young la
dies, every size. 81 to Ss-price VIII
be ......-.. 49, $3.50. ~,
Dress Waists of Serges, Cashmeres, and
cbeviofs solid Blacks, Nays, Greens.
plaid and Shepherd checks. made In
various styles-Norfolk. shirt and dress
styles-some with stock, velvet, and
White linen collars, ABOUT lVO In the
up to s.. 80. choice g9c.
500 Colored Lawn Shirt Waists. with
separate collars. pointed yokes, and
full fronts. for CSC. each.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-03-07
The Undermining Ribbon
Prices

here has wrought havoc among some
dealers stocks. Still. thousands OF
yards TO sell at the bargain prices:
Fancy Ribbons. the largest lot We have
ever had, all styles White Tafieta
Ribbon, with satin stripes and small
checks. II inches wide; also, Solid
Color Taffeta Ribbon, win satin and
lace stripes. all silk for l9c. yard.
Shaded Taffeta Ribbon, with different
color stripes. all silk; Solid-Colored
Ribbons with different c0lored stripes;
White Taneta Ribbon, with any color
stripes; Persian Ribbons. lace stripe
effects. rainbow effects, and Roman
stripes. from j 10 inches wide,
your choice for Csc. yard.
New Shaded Taffeta Ribbons, with lace
edges and fancy silk edges. inches
wide for 33c.
About 80 yards Of All-siik Corn-Colored
MORE Ribbon. all. silk, No. I6, for
Lie q yard.
All-Silk MORO Ribbons. with satin
stripes in any color Roman stripes;
An-Silk Tafieta Ribbon, with fancy
borders. inches wide. for 5sc. yard.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-03-07

New SIX Waists. in large stylish de
signs. OF Purple and White Green and
White, and Blue and White, with vel
vet bOlero. surah lined ............Si q3.
Beautiful Tafeta Waists, IN Hehotr0pe
and changeable Blue with SHRED silk
bolero and star-pointed collar and
sleeves $3.50. ........ '.;..',;:;;...sp.e';
Surah Waists. IN changeable Blue and
Green, trimmed with yellow Nalen-
ciennes Lace, new ruche collar. and
pointed sleeves ...................s...$o.J J.
Black raffeta SIX Shirt Waists, tucked
$3.50.
Black India silk Waists. new two-piece
sleeves. lined throughout with White
lawn, crush collar and belt .......N oD.
Ladies Negligee Dressing Sacques, Wat
teau pleat. sailor collar. edged with
Nalenciennes lace. and tied With satin
ribbons, In Pale Pink, Blue and White,
the most chic garment imaginable. CSC.
New Shirt Waists, IN spring patterns
and Black and White. with detachabis
linen collars ......... ................oJc.
Flannelette Waists IN Blue. Red. Pur-
pie. Black. and White, and Persian.
with Black sateen collar and cuffs. SOC.
Blue and Red Plaid Waists. lined
throughout. collar trimmed, Green vel
vet collar were 81 ....................l1c
Black and White Crepon Empire Waists.
lined throughout with lawn, Black vel
vet collar and cuffs ..................Ioc.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-03-07
Wash Dress Goods

AZ the prices at which they are sold to
us and this week they are to be turned
over TO you. yard after yard, at the small
est nrloes YOU ever knew at the beginning
~ the spring season. IL Is really the most
Yemarkable OF bargains 1t has ever been
T,he hest Renfrew Dress Ginghams
that cost TO make lie. yard; In a
great variety CT styles. Tor b Lie q
Amoskeae Stripe Seersuckers. when
sfvIfsh would have cost IL lie. YARD
dnring this sale for T-Sc. yard.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-03-07
ChangeabIe Taffeta Silks,
371-2C.

luz, $50 yards-no more, no less. II APP
Ireciated properly. II should sell with
In the first three hours OF opening OF
the doors. They are pure silks, solid.
changeabie colors. for waists. skirts.
or Innings, and the price Will be a
ward Tor ........ .................3l l-2c.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-03-07

a fortunate deal of buying out q Provi-
dence manufacturer of Fine JeWelry
for 90 cents on the dollar enables US
TO sell:
10 gross OF Extra Fine Roll-Plate Hair
Pins and Daggers: some inlaid with
rhinestone Turquoise. hand enam-
elled; your pick foG l5c. Some OF them
are worth as high as S.
Is gross Of Fine Eoll-Plate and Jew
eled Ear-Drops. in all the latest set
tings; TO 10 with same lot. at l5c.,
worth up 10 $50 per pair.
The latest novelty IN Elegant Roman
and Oxidyzed Tops that are so easily
adjusted for opera and shopping bags
for zoe.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-03-07
MOire Underskirts,

with Spanish rufile. made very full.
all colors-Light Blue. Pink, and Dark
Navy. Green. Purple. MORE effects,
with colored figures. actual cost 81. to
be sold for Zoe
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-03-07

Rugs. fringed, good $3.50 value. 81 90
1000 Smyrna Door Mats. fringed on both
ends a good 6sc. value ............ &c.
$50 Fine Administer Bureau Rugs, choice
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-03-07
THE; GREATEST WEEK
MANUFACTURERS OUTLET SALE!

morning During the receipts OF merchandise aggregate
previous history and the
Gown prices
holiday absolutely
Shelves storage
with within reach
overlook the great saving that is
adonnent
advertising goods for few minutes
at
dyunnen
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-03-07

Oxford Cray Covert Cloth Suits. fy front,
REFER style, tailor-stitched. JACKIE; six
lined. skirt rustic lined, reg I'D Q2
ular $3.50 suit, for............P
Tailor-Aiado Rcefcr Suits, fly front. silk
lined. Blacks. Navy blues, and Golden
Brown cloth, really worth "a az
$3.50, in this sale .............t
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-03-07
So Suits, One Of a Kind.

Some Golf Cloth Suits So Black Cloth Suits for 81 49,
Golden Brown Suits for So some covert suits ior 800 some
Coored Cheviot Mixture $685. and other Suits to S4
Look in the of Sixth and Broad streets and
will APPRECIATE what bargains this sale give In regular
stock of ladies' Suits special and extraordinary lots Orders
bv mail will promptly filled Send bust and length OF
skirts Suits proving satisfactory examination may be returned
and money will be refunded
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-03-07
Our Shoe Store

Is daily emphasizing the fact that
Shoe, NAV DO bought here that give
tbe same year, that look better. that
cost less than in exclusive stores.
wa warrant every pair OF Shoes we sell.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-03-07
BOYS and Girls Caps

for less than regular prices. so here's
81 eat chance.
Boys Blue and Gray Figured Corduroy
CUPS. usually cost Coz, choice INC.
BOYS First Quality Leather Tams, OK
and Red. with three rows OF Dinulils'
usually cost 81. choice ...-...... ...s. .Jve.
Boys Navy-Rlue Golf caps all sizes
usually cost &c; choice ....'..;,;;;;';; .l'S'
Boys Figured Corduroy caps, SILK llhed'
usually cost Toe; choice ..............4oc.
Girls Solid Garnet Cloth Tams, elegant
quality, usually cost 81; choice &c.
Girls Solid Navy Iams, fne qualty
broadclCth. three rows OF White braid
around brim. usually cost 5oc' CHOICE
Girls Blue Wool Tams. worth 25c.:
Pink and Blue Fine Null Hats. 59c.
Embroidered Null BonnetS,- Nalen-
ciennes lace trimmed. soc.
All-Wool Silk Finished Caps, FORMER
price 75c.. for 25c.
White Satin Full Ruche Ribbon Trim
White Embroidered SILK Caps. very
full ruche. Si.2J.
White Tucked SILK Bonnets. with fuli
ruche and ribbon. 75c.
Six great lots Of
The New Woman's Glove.
2 Clasps, Piquss. Tans Reds. and
Whites. with heavy embroidered su'chlns'
They are the 81 kind. Special lsc.
Great Second Floor Depart
TentS.
ablaZe with the greatest bargains
Richmond has ever known. The radl-
ance OF BIG SAVING shines torth on
every article. Never was this great
emporium In better trim 10 furnish
your wants in the way OF MATSTlNG5,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-03-07
Great Second Floor Depart
ments.
Rugs.

Hundreds OF bales have arrived IN the
last week. The choicest line at small
est cost We have ever shown.
bureaus, durable, heavy quality. .-oc:
Reversible Scotch Rugs. yards long,
yard wide a good &c. value. ....: .Syc.
Extra Heavy Dundee Rugs. in checks
and plaids. yards long. 1 yard Wide
tsc.
Hearth-Size Brussels Rugs. fringed On
Doth ends. new. choice patterns:
good 81. 80 yalua ACKNOWLEDGEMENT c.
Elegant line OF Hearth-Size Smyrna
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-03-07
SXlg1e),S
/TVEvT~ <as>A <1ssssxzW -
Another Sensation in
Ladies' Ready-Made Suits.

travelling man prominent firm of ladies' alos makes
Richmond his last stopping point before going home after trip
bronch the West His instructions to sell his sample
ts his last stopping place. and Meyers the only firm III
pmond with the nerve buy his stock for cash. They here
adv for sale
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-05-28
sur cOuPKOHISfD.
VI. >tumpf Gct- s1,;5o-A verdict for
$3.50 for Mr. Aubaugh.

The suit OBJ Mr. Joseph stump against
the southern Railway Company for - r}
damages in the law aud Equity Court
was compromised yesterday hN tn' a-t
ment OF tile defendant t1 pay N.t'i 'lt
Louis 3D. Wtud,nhurs represented i".
piaild.
The suit grew ont of an accidgnt 2"
Mr. Sumpf at Charlottesville on MAJ
Z.th OF last year. iie was standing 900 '.'
platform at tno Union Depot when cram
load of lumber passed. ln some WY
some OF thr lumber Was thrown N"i'NlF
against Mr.. Stumpf and he was perm
r.rtly injured. For several months N'
was confined 10 his bed. ana ever sumo.
Doc has been ID sufferer from th' Inquire
n he Law and Equity Cour.
Yesterday afternoon in the SUIT
off John Aghaueh t tnr 'h'-'
nelke and. ohio Railway 'omn''
"a verdict FOR $3.50 was returned hr tn"
nrv The verdict WAS with the consent
~ both parties. and np appeal VIII Doe
George W Elliott ESQ. qHHlHol o
practice in The Law and Equity and cine
cult Courts.
Tin. cas-. OF Tuttlo-Smrh ComnlnF a"i
others against 20. N d. kaufman Hin
was % have been board yrsfNti1y nlf
ing ou motion for H receiver Wi- ''"
tInutI until Juno 3D. fne court
nu~Ilv engaged unfN thHt day.
r. Emmett S,lton oni VI. D.. paw
appeared for fho plaintiffs HNl A'I'N 90
Collins for fhc defend ants
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-05-28

on Tuesday last United states Senator
Cannon. of Utah. offered aus an amend
ment TO the new tarn bill the following:
And from and after sixty days from
the passage OF this act there shall lie
paid out OF amy moneys in tnc Treasury.
not otherwise appropriated. 60 amy eNpot
Ter of wheat on wheat-nOwtf. rye OF rye
Hour. corn. ground or uueround. cotton.
hops. or tobacco. produced wholly boz the
United States. and exported 10y sea from
any port i'm the United States 10 any port
outside OF this country. an export bounty,
bv way Of an equalization TO agriculture
OF the benefits OF this act TO encourage
the Industries OF the United States. to
wit.
.Ten cents per bushel on wheat; 90
cents per barrel on wheat-four. 10 cents
pcr bushoi on rye; 90 cents per barrel on
rye-nour. cents per bushcl on corn, l0
cents per GENITAL on corn. ground. ! cent
per pound on cotton; cents per pound
on hops cents per pound on tobacco.
And all payments OF bounty under
this act shall be made upon negotiable
vouchers. Issued by the Collector OF Gus
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-05-28

When il was first announced that
General Nelson A. Miles Of the United
States Army. WAS TO take Il trip abroad
to study military operations in the war
between Greece and Turkey. We looked
upon the whole matter as farce but
were disposed 10 pass il 10y as a harmless
sort of farce which was 10 be laughed ut
and nothing more. But IL seems that ...e
farce is TO be paid for by the government
and it comes pretty high. We learn from
the Washington papers that as a starter
Tor this trip 5000 was drawn for trans
portatior and 81 90 for sustenance with
tina understanding that II more should
DC needed cablegram would be sent
and the department would promptly sup
ply A. II may be stated also that Cen
eral Miles is person OF such supreme
Importance that an ordinary siate-room
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-05-28

toms NJ tho port Of clearance. upon pre-
scnfaNon NJ the Treasury or any sub
treasury Of the United Stacs and the
Secretary OF the Treasury is hereby
charged with making and enforcing such
regulations as may be- necessary for the
mu protection OF the exporters. and OF
ihc government. according to the true
Intent and meaning Of this law"
The Washington dispatches represent
that thus was the result Of conference
between the silver Republicans. Popu-
lists and some Democrats.
This is 900 open. fragrant proposition 20
takc from the citizens Of the United
states o. great sum Of money and pay II
10 those citizens who send ont Of the
country the articles named Euphom-
i.mr are out OF place in such q conncc-
ton. 10 is nothing more nor less than q
proposition to rob some citizens for the
benefit Of others. Robbery s. taking
money OF other property from ono man
aud without right. and This would bc for
.llr taking from some men without
shadow of right That is AN there is .n
the case But Mr. Cannon g. logically
justified in his position. j. is just as
much robbery 10 make citizen pay s.
for 90 nlt that q Massachusetts manufac-
turcr Of hats may pocket s. when the
citizen could huy DIS hat for 81 If There
were mo- protective tariff law as it would
he 90 take from 700 the citizens the money
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-05-28

"a Mr.. Schoolings assertion by SOWING
tho cipher on Wednesday.
The cipher IS numerical IN chataet'' ~, anu
il identical with that ia use by the Rus
sian Nihiiists.
MIR Schooling thus gives his opinion
Of this cipher:
"Thc principle Of a pass worn
pher OF modern times the secret VIII
tnr of the Russian NinilSts.
This numerical cipher is used 10y inc
Ruesian political prir' rers who are 81 -
pecteI ~ convicted Of completely in NJ
huien, Bog its uso these prisoners ceiF
ne Ingenuity Of tho Russian cipher bu-
roau.
Mr. craieio showed copy ~ This off,
nhor 20 Times reporter. lt consists
~ two -0ws a. seemingly m' nir-I'.-
figures. which. bv several intricate ariin-
mctica combinations are reduced 90 OH.
root numbers which are Boo tuin applied
~ an ingenious key giving ihe co-fnf-
pending letters OF the alphabet.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-05-28

one Of the many squirrels mat make
their home i'm the friendly shelter OF the
trees in CAPITOL suuars about ten O'Clock
every day. goes out from the square
and climb. 90 the top OF pole and thence
TO an electric light wire that runs through
Bank street
Then 'h@ most interesting thing takes
place. The n.mble nle fellow runs
along the single wire for half a square
when be- Jumps Off into "a nelghoorins
tree and disappears. Occasionally on his
hazardous trip. the squirrel pauses
raises Oh his launches. shakes ms tai
at the spectators far below HIM and
then proceeds on his journey.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-05-28
Richmond is he Place.

We publish this morning an interesting
communication from Mrs. Robert Emory
Park. of Macon. regent for GeOrgia OF
the Confederate mortal Museum. about
the location OF the Battle Abbey al Rich
mond The argument made by Mrs Park
in favor OF Richmond is So convincing
that 10 is unnecessary for ms 90 go over the
same ground. or attempt 10 furnish addi-
ti0ual reasons II ls enough for as 20 say
that We cordially endorse the position
taken by the state regent. ana feel that
there is no probability OF any other city
being selected. We think IL would be a
coed idea for the Confederate Survivors
Association wherever they are organized.
TO vote OF this question and let the re-
suit OF their action bee known. IL is emil
uentlv fitting that memorial building
Of this kind. dedicated 10 the preserVa-
lion Of Confederate memorials and Con-
federate history should be In the capital
~ The Confederacy The claims Of Rich
mond are pre-eminent and unanswered
Augusta (Ga) Chronicle.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-05-28

was not good enough for him and our
Information is that the finest room on
tho steamer ST. Paul was selected Tor
him ~ q cost Of 500 This is a small
matter. comparatively speaking. but IN
the present condition Of affairs such an
expenditure is hardly less than a public
outrage business is depressed and many
people are suffering for the ncceasaries
Of lfc The people are not in % humor
10 Doe tr.Ned with. and there viii in our
opinion. Dee general Indignation ana right
eous Indignation that BOO times likes this
military commander should Doc sent
abroad ON "a iunkct at unnecessary cost.
General Miles is too expensive luxury
for hard times.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-05-28

The Pan Mall Magazine. OF London; in
its April. $3.50 number. published the last
of series of articles ON secrets III CT
piers. by }. Holt Schooling a we'll
known English cipher expert
In closing the series rs author gives
cipher OF which he says. the meaning
Of the cipher wlich now follows VIII new
er be solved by any one
Mr.. Frank }. Craigie. Jr.. 81 this city
who has devoted much study 10 the SUD
tect OF topography. successfully alsproV-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-05-28
Nircinlan Married

There was a wedding no B1kertIe'd.
cal. ON My ieth of interest 10 Virgin
JAMS The groom was Nj. Turner A-hby
Nlonorrc aud thee bride Miss J.. Kate jew
cit The brile is talented young lady
and the only daughter 0f solomon Jewett
president Of the Kern Valley Bank Mr.
tloncurc Is member OF the Moneure
family OF stafford county, Va lir is ne
mauagar of th, big posO ranch for the
Kern County Land Company in cAliior-
MIA
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-05-28

Richmond Grace j.. Arcnts 20 -. And
rows Church trustees. - feet ON west
side ~ Laurel street. ~ feet north of
Beverly. s..
AleNaudrr Brown to Susan Brown his
wife and their children. 20 feet on cast
side OF Ninth street. 50.
James Caskie AMI wife To- h. y. Mar
eurite Lyne and Minnie l.. Cooke. ID feet
on north side of Leigh street. ID feet
west OF Judah street. 81.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-05-28

Tho Washington Post has the following
special telegram from cleveland. Ohio.
Cleveland. ohio. May Internal Rove
nl' ''.'' i- ,'i'l-'i a." l"'lil''ie
fo. d., sfo,, D,, t,, .,.s.,..',.r ,,.,i
come to ohio in TWO weeks and enter
upon au active campaign in the interest
OF i"''I'. ne harmony. hil'' II.'
,,.'.t',, e'.,. ,..,,,,..''.,, and
make common cause Of the election OF
SILVER man for Governor 10 this end
l''l.' WI SIll''.' any ''''i a..
liav.. alc.rIir~ to obi.r.r mat ft.
smaller faction should give m 90 the
larger and mat the gold men should
'Hel,ioI' ',l''ice ''gii Di,l',',,s a.,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-05-28

TALENEl.L. VA. My 3D. Special.
TtzrWeu County Court N.a aiJJ4iur4 af
ter an unlmpOrtaut term.
The trouble ~ focanYltas reported
few days ago has Qulettl dos DID,.
Bishop Randolph OF tlr LplfCort
Church arrived here to-day Dee mil
confirm ten or twelve persons while here
Rev ". u. Buckner. rector ,,ces
Vcdly popular here and i- dOiuis pt
GOOD aud the church is gaining many al
diuOnal members
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-05-28

for hard times
MuNICrrAL rriLiritN'
I'm the Arena Tor june 'i'' NUN
f. Phemn Mayor OF the city OF san
Francisco has an Interesting paper on
Municipal Conditions jon California"
NJ Phclan addresses himself particularly
To- the question OF municipal franchise
and hc SIS in entire accord with the posi-
ton ~ this paper. that ail public utilities.
as he expresses Dr. should Doe owned ''
me municipal corporation. Mr- i"''""
thinks That they should not ohiy "e '""
cd but should Boo operated by the 'orpo-
ration. We have mo- doubt as TO .he own
orship but we believe that in most cases
such utilities should Doe operated under
supervision of the city ly private cor
poratons. the city 20 receive It's fair pro
portion OF the profits OF the enterprise.
Do mis- way. We believe that the people
viii Pee protected against cxorbitant
/ charges. that such works VIII De yum 10
/ the best advantage ami at the lowest pose
sIble cost that the city VIII thereby pee
.l ,,,....o.t no-afbla remuneration.
...,,,.'.., e..,,,,ro ,,iii lo eli.
d.. a., .....,, 90 Mr. pbei,u.s
article.
e t.,.....s.o bo tolls us bv reason
of short sighted policy has II i'I-7
bonded debt and yet owns no p'"''1 ''''
..-....., 49,, chat oro,t fax
/ ..o~forr,;ro muni-
,.... t,.o allowed 10
.,...., ,.,,,.ors and occunv
.,'..,. ...o.,.-., ,,,,i.i,al dcyel-
'''' ...,..,,,.- rho stree.
..i.,i.o,. t.f.rranh water.
49,, ..,.,ao,,l i-bt are au owned I'm san
,,r.rc,s,o ia. private corporations. THE
result of ain this is the creation of POWER
r1 monopoGos and the imposition OF
,...,. ,.,,.. fo, ..u kind. of service. These
..o,,,or,,.onc ne saws have debauchcd
,.,i,.t., and established 81 government
,....i.,, , ,o,ernrn.n, more powerful 100
..........i ,t,,,.. chan, th.. state ro,erl.qcnt
...lr
NJ pn,l., ,b,n calls attention 10 The
,a.. tb.t as water and light and toe
nhone service and street car service arc
~ he claeeo, among the nccessar,os OF
49,. .., ,,...,s... ,,lioh oornorsfiors inn
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