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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-10-30

II dozen Heavy Muslin Drawers, en-
broidery frill or hemstitched hounce'
others made with space tucks' 2oc'
pair.
Handsome Embroidery Trimmed Mus
lin Gowns, made to sell at 81, VIII be
G9c. each.
Short Skirts for 25c.
Chemise. Of good, heavy muslin, all
sizes, trimmed or corded band, &c. [;
others, lace-trimmed. at 19c.
90 styles in Gowns, costing from 7oc. 10
SIPS, that cannot be duplicated.
Handsome Lace-Trimmed Cambria
Skirts. for evening wear, N'2o and up
Boys Night Robes, eXtra-long, made
OF good. heavy muslin, trimmed with
beading. and pocket, f9c.
Misses Night Gowns, made of good cot,
ton. neck, sleeves, and yoke trimmed
with embroidery and tucks, 49c.
Infants Fine, Long Dresses neck;
sleeves, and yoke neatly trimmed
with tucks and embroidery, Al and DC
Children's Pretty, Fancy White Lawn
Aprons. trimmed in embroidery, or
lace, 25c. for any size. TO II years;
other new, pretty styles in Childrens
Aprons, at 80, A. and SOC.
Nurses Aprons at II l-2c., made OF
check lawns.
Maids and Nurses Aprons, with bib
over shoulders large, full sizes, 35c.
Large-Size Nurses Aprons, with wide
hem and deep tucks, wide strings, 2bc.
SILKS AT SUCH PRICES!
AND THE BEST OF SILK COULD
HARDLY HAVE BEEN EXPECTED
EVEN A WEEK AGO.
If you are educated to their value,
come and see what Cohen's buyers have
done for you. Here are hundreds OF
pieces of the best TO select from 1t was
a venture, even for Cohen's. to have
bought the whole lot.
54-inch SILK and Wool Imported Dress
Fabrics. newest Partisan effects, cost
$1.25 a yard to import just the kind
of cloth for tailor-made dresses, 4Sc.
a yard.
Satin-Finsh Jacquards, 40 inches wide,
all the newest wanted colors, soft,
pretty materials, that are worth 4Sc.,
for l9c. a yard.
Scotch Suitings in the new Edinburg
effects, cost Sl.5o to import for Soc.
q yard
French Bengaline Cords and Bayadere
Effects, cost N.75 yard, any color at
54-inch All-Wool French Broadcloth, in
Black or Colors, 81 grade, at soc.
Vigoreau Twills, special for tailor suits,
it's a 81 80 material. for csc.
SILK and Wool Zebbelines. an imported
dress fabric, 45 inches wide, $3.50 worth
for Sl.4S.
Imported silk and Wool Blistered Eff
feet Dress Fabrics, $11s was the ex-
pected price. Sc. a yard.
Imported Atwood French Meltons, just
the thing for tailor dresses, 4Sc., it's a
CSC value.
Double-Fold, Two-Toned, silk-Finished
Fancy Dress Woollens. at 93-ic. a
yard.
FROM $50 TO 10 O'CLOCK
Fine 54-inch All-Wool New Fancy Dress
Fabrics, extra heavy and extremely
pretty for tailor dresses, new designs,
and are great value at 81, for 25c.
yard.
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The immensely of the
Carpet Department. A
whole world of Carpets.

Wherever beauty and goodness is de-
veloped Cohen's scrutiny Is at work Be-
sides, if you come and look here the
prices will not let you buy anywhere else.
Carpet-laying, too, has devolved a science
here that is not to be looked for in but
few houses in America Every kind or
floor covering.
Tapestry Brussels Carpets, new designs
and all cOlors i'm light and dark effects,
FOR rooms, halls, and stairs, AZ lie. a
yard.
Roxbury. Smiths. or Sanford's lo-Wire
Tapestry Brussels Carpets, for rooms,
balls, and stairs, for 55c. yard.
Flve-Frame Body Brussels Carpets, for
rooms, halls, and stairs, for Toe. a
yard; usual price SIPS
Moquette Carpets, light and dark effects,
borders 10 match, for soc. yard.
Heavy Union Half-Wool Ingrains, yard
wide. 35c
AI-Wool Extra Super Ingram Carpets,
the chain and filling both wool, for
42c.; our 65c. kind
RUGS AND DRUGGETs.
4x5-yard Heavy Ingram Druggets, in the
newest and prettiest colorings, Tor
$50.
3x4-yard Smyrna Druggets for SlO.75; a
good $3.50 value.
4x7-foot Smyrna Sofa Rug for IS; the
usual $3.50 kind.
30X60-inch Wilton Hearth Rugs, with
fringed ends, for $l39.
30X60 MOquette Rugs, all colors, for $l.6y;
the best 1925 value.
Wilton Door Mats, frlnged ends, Tor
Soc: value Sl-25.
Moquette Mats, in beautiful designs ana
colors, for 69c.; equals any 81 kind.
Black Fur Hearth Rugs. lined and pad
ded. for 81; the regular 81 kind.
FROM 10 TO II O'CLOCK
Heavy Wilton Velour Hearth Rugs, size
30X6c, water stained, original value 800.
SPECIAL MATING PRICES FOR TO-
DAY.
Fancy China Mattngs, seamless, 80
pounds to the roll, for 15c.; sold up
wards Of 25c.
Linen Warp Mattings, carpet designs,
for zoe. yard
Heavy China Mattings, seamless. 100
pounds to the roll, for lsc.; the usual
80 and Csc grade.
Damask Linen Warp Mattings, Blues.
Reds, and Greens, Tor &c; sold up
wards OF SOC.
WINDOW SHADES.
Opaque Linen Window Shades, spring
rollers. all colors. for Die.
Fringed Window Shades, all colors,
spring rollers. for 29c.
Fringed End Window Shades, with lace
insertion. In Tans. Greens, and Ola
Rose. the regular 75c. shade, for 5Jc.
Heavy Knotted Fringe Window Shades,
7-foOt Ia inch, spring rollers, for
5Oc value 7Sc.
FLOOR OIL-CLOTHS.
Yard or 2-Yards-Wide Floor Oii-Cioth,
In pretty and new designs, Tor lie.
square yard.
Enamel Finished, Smooth-Back OH
Cloths, for &c. yard; the regular Soc
quality.
Heaviest Floor Oil-Cloths. tile or car
pet designs, for 81 l-2c. square yard;
it's the usual t5c. grade.
4xf SKA. and Ski Oil-Cloth Rugs. new
patterns. for 50. 75c and $50
Cork LinoIoum for 25c. a square YARD.
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SHEETS AND PILLOW-CAsES WILL
RUN WILD TODAY.
29c. for as good a Sheet as 45c. usually
sOXs6 Bleached Sheets, fine. close-woven,
for 3Sc.. the 55c. quality.
@Ox9O Hemstitched Sheets, the Zoe. grade
for soc.
Bolster-Cases. 2 yards long we'll made,
splendid cotton. for SIC.
Hemstitched Pillow-Cases, extra-large
the 15c. grade, for Z 7-Sc.
Plain Hemmed Pillow-Cases for lie,
cost s lac.
METAL BEDsTEADs AND MAT
TRESsEs.
Not q showroom of low prices with
string tied to the selling. It's not Cohen's
way of doing business. Goods arc here
to sell when we speak Of them or show
them up.
Children's Brass-Trimmed Metallic Beds
complete for S6.I5.
Metallic Beds, single or double Tor
$1.75.
Handsome Brass-Trimmed Beds, single
or double size, for $3.50.
Extra Heavy and Elaborate Brass-Trim-
med Beds for So
Woven-Wire Bed Springs, extra-heavily
Iron-Framed WovenWire Springs, extra
double braced, strong and springy, for
1898. the s. ones.
Full-Size Cotton-Top Mattresses, we'll
filed, for soc.
Fancy Tick-Covered Shuck and Cotton
Mattresses. no imitation, for I.75.
Best Curled-Hair Mattresses. covered
with the finest grade of ticking, S625;
others up 10 $li75.
WHITE BEDsPREADS
have moved to larger quarters; they have
taken space upstairs. Nearly $50 bar
gains in 'em to-day; a makers sample
line; no two alike. (Take elevator)
Full-Size Crochet Bedspreads. Marseilles
designs, for 69c
EXtra-Large Crochet Bedspreads. hand
some Marseilles patterns, for 9Sc in
stead of l.69.
III Marselles Spreads. heavily en-
bossed, M.75, cost s. to make.
Double-Bed Crochet Spreads, pretty pat
terms, for 4Sc.
FROM 1915 TO 1915 O'CLOCK
Extra-Large Crochet Bedspreads for
CSC.
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80 different colorings, in "Glace Frieze,"
heavy, double-warp 81 Taffeta;
choice. 75c. yard.
$1.19 Embroidered Polka-dot Taffetas, en-
tirely new and fashionable, all the
new shades for 92c. yard.
Fl different cOlOrings I'm French SIX
POplins. with fine glace-finish, for e5c.
yard, actual 81 quality.
RICHMOND's GREATEST SILK SUR
PRISE IN YEARS.
From IT, 10 1850
Pure-Silk Black Satin Duchess, with an
eXtra-deep gloss, soft, yet mas thaC
handsome, weighty appearance, cost
Gle. in Lyons. for 4sc. a yard.
LINENS
and VINO can explain these many par
gains? Three huntsmen buyers might
but the detail might prove tedious. Hun
dreds of Linen things again on sale Mon
day. Among them:
rancy Centre Linen bureau Scarrs, %
inches long, fringed all around, l5c.
Plain White Open Hemstitched Fine
Linen Scarfs extra wide ana z ydrus
long. for SOC.
Pure-Linen Fancy-Woven Tray Cloths,
for 10c., instead of l9c.
Other pretty effects in Linen fray
Cloths and Centrepieces at 10. ~, ana
25c. that cost double ordinarily.
10 dozen Linen Fringed Doylles, fancy
borders or plain white. &c. each.
81 Linen Damask Table cloths, red DOT,
ders sc: lO-i. tlner ana Pure-Lhneh
Damask Cloths fringed. So.
Bleached Damask Dinner Napkins, good
sizes 39c dozen.
100 dozen Fine Satin Damask Dinner
Napkins, and pure linen, TO" 81 dozen.
SIS size Napkins, pretty damask designs,
"a SIZE f5leacned N.Iy Napkins Ior &c.
each.
2-yard-wide Full Bleached Pure-Linen
Table Damask, handsome designs
SEC yard.
2-yard-wide German Linen Damask, sill
yer bleached. &c. yard.
$50 Irish Linen Double Satin Damask,
in large. handsome floral designs, $l'l9
yard. Napkins to match.
72-inch-wide Extra Heavy Pure-Llnen
Damask. would cost $lD ordinarily;
this sales price, 75c. yard.
Real Tufkey-Red and Green Damasks'
colors warranted fast, full width, &c.
yard.
Turkey-Red Damask 80 inches wide, for
g%c.. instead of l9c. yard.
lS-inch-wide Checked Glass Towelllng,
Use. yard
Heavy Pure-Linen Barnsley Crash for
Sc, instead of II 1-2c. yard.
2Jc. Art Linen. % inches wide, u l-Zc.;
20 inches wide at 1Oc. yard.
54-inch-wide Art Linen. that cost lsc.'
always. will be soc. yard; 45-inch Fine
Round-Thread al 39c yard.
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FURS FALL UNDER OUR BUYING
POWER.

Many hundreds of new-style pieces.
Hundreds OF yards OF Fur Trimmings. all
at more than sure prices to fit an economi-
cal purse.
Black French Coney Fur Scarfs. with
heads and 10 tails, for 79c.
Electric Seal Cluster, Scarfs, with 2
heads and squirrel tails, S29S
Imitation Stone Marten Scarfs. with
heads and tails, $169.
Canada Marten COllarettes, with cleo
trio seal yoke, A.75, instead of $3.50
Brown Marten Cluster stole front,
worth SIS; cur price, $3.50.
Natural-size Red Fox $40 Scarfs for
Canada Marten Colarettes, stole fronts.
heads, and tails, s59s.
Fur Trimming, Gray Angora, at DC.
White Angora and Lamb. for children's
cloaks, 25c. yard and up.
Sheared Coney Fur Trimmings, u 1-2c.
yard.
Real Chinchilla. inches wide a.75
Skunk. Imitation Stone Marten. and
Squirrel Tails, IL 1-2c.; Heads for l5c
each
COHENWARD FOR HANDKER-
CHIEFS.
Sheer Pure Linen Hand Embroidered
Hemstitched Handkerchiefs, that cost
25c. always. are l5c. each
s-Lace-Edge Handkerchiefs for
&C.
Mems zoe. Pure Linen Hand-Drawn
Hemstitched for II l-2c.
Ladies' Sheer, Pure Linen Hem stitched
Handkerchiefs. IL and Is hens, lOc
Mems Tape Borders. 3 for sc.
FROM $3.50 TO 10 O'CLOCK
will be sold Ladies' Pure Linen White
Hemstltched Handkerchiefs for &c.
each.
NOTIONS.
Bastng Cotton for &c. dozen.
Chldren's Hose-Supportsrs, 10c. ones,
are &c. to-day.
pounds Of Carpet Warp, best 4-ply.
any color. for sc. bale.
Good Needles. ic. paper
THE WILLIAM CLARK'S no YARDS
CELEBRATED SPOOL COTTON,
BOTH WHITE AND BLACK. GO ON
SALE TO-DAY FOR Sc. SPOOL.
Whalebones are &c. dozen.
Boys Pearl-Handle Knives. the z5c.
kind, are i5c. each
81 and 4-Ply Knitting Cotton, tic. pound.
/ lot Shears are &c. to-day
Pearl Buttons. 3 sizes. go on sale to-day
for 21-2c. dozen. On sale at Notion
Department
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SUPPLY YOUR HOSIERY WANT FOR
a YEAR TO COME

Incomprehensible help on our part. All
the Hosiery of a mill at a uniform price
Pick your choice from the collapse
You can pick from this great lot Of
Ladies', Misses, Boys. and Children's
Hose, on centre counters. values rang
ing up 10 25c. pair, any for lie.
You can take your pick of this lot Of
over 800 dozen Ladies' Solid Fancies
Misses Tan and Solid Black, or Boys
Heavy Black Bicycle Hose, costing
up to Zoe, for &c. pair.
Lot No. 3 consists OF 27S dozen Ladies'
Solid Black, Tan, Gray, and Fancies,
and Misses and Boys Solid Blacks,
heavy ribbed. These cost u IL to l9c.
pair-any in this lot, 6 lac.
Boys Extra Heavy Black Ribbed,
ThreeThread Hose, sizes to 10. very
elastic, reinforced knees, sold the
world over at 25c. pair; our price, lSc.
176 dozen Misses ana Boys Solid Black
Heavy Ribbed Hose. in all sizes, cost
10 and II 1-2c. always; these, SC. pair.
Ladies' 25c. Imported Black Hose made
in Germany, Hermsdorf dye, extra
high spliced heels, 15c. pair.
Ladies' Fine Black Imported Hose, put
up in boxes Of pairs. intended 10 re-
tail at 81 box; these. 25c. pair.
II dozen Ladies Black and Gray Wool
Hose full seamless, the best 25c.
grade for ~ l-2C Uair
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Suspend all judgment
on Knit Underwear.

Here is the pitch of an admonition to
those who have an idea that goods have
certain values.
1900 DOZEN AND MORE AT DE-
sPAIR PRICES. Words have no claim
to this way of selling them. At retail
only.
Ladies' Heavy F1eeced Vests, high
neck, long sleeves, large, tull sizes,
93-4c. each; others, slightly Imperfect
S7-Sc.
165 dozen Ladies' Extra-Heavy, Real
Egyptian Yarn Vests and Pants heavy
fleece, silk ribbon neck finish, pearl
buttons. PC. each.
. cases d2O dozen Ladies' Vests and
Pants, heavy feeced. they are the mill
seconds of the p and Doc. grades, In
Egyptian or Natural, do your own
picking, 17c. each.
Ladies' Best 75c. Fine White Wool Rib
bed Vests and Pants, are here at oOc.
a garment
Case lot No. 6 contains Ladies' Heavy
Fleeced Ribbed Vests and Pants, with
slight imperfections here and there,
large, full sizes, crochet and tapped
neck, lie. each.
$50 Fine Wool Ribbed Union Suits, for
ladies', are in this sale an SIC. suit;
others have the Florence fastening
great value, 4Sc. a suit.
Fine White Merino or Gamer Hair
Vests and Pants. for ladies. in large
sizes. cost 75c. always, these 4ic.
garment.
Infants Ribbed Vests. button down
front, SC; Fine White Wool ones for
25c.. in any size.
Chidren's Merino or Hygeinic Ribbed
Shirts and Drawers, White Egyptian
and Natural, II 1-2c., others at and &c.
BOYS Heavy Silver Gray or White
1derlno Shirts and Drawers, l9c. a gar
ment
Misses Pretty Shaped Ribbed Gar
ments for &c.
Boys zoe Dr. Wrights F1eeced Under
wear, 39c.
PRETTY CROCHET THINGS FOR
BABY.
Sachs at l9c., handmade. real
zephyr fancy borders.
Sacdues' at 25c., pretty yoke effect;
others AT soc. and up 10 N.2o that can
not be made for any such prices.
Bootees at SC. pair.
Bootees az &C. pair.
ga Lengths at l5c. up.
MUSLIN UNDERWEAR AGAIN.
Another stock selling at the expensive
cost Of the concern that made them All
Of them the right sort OF garments.
Quarter and half Off TO quick corners.
SO DOZEN LADIES GOWNS. ALL
SMALL SIZES. The mistake cost the
maker one half their cost. They are
OF heavy muslin, Jokes OF emproiuery
and tucks. wide embroidery on neck
and sleeves, intended TO be SOLD al
75c-. these Soc each
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THE VERY BEST OF MEMS. FUR
NIsHINGs.
The newest and most tasty. Among tue
new fall things are specials for Monuay,
Mems ,Double-BreaSted scarlet VI "i"'
$225 Vests for 81.
$50 Camers-Hair ones for Zoe. ,,.,
BLANK EFT WEIGHT, Double fleeced
Underwear for 25c; wool for ioc.
The glastonbury Wool Underwear uh-
shrinkable for 81.
DR.. Wright's Full-Fashioned Fleece,
best 81 grade, for %; the N.O ones
for 81: the 81 grade 75c.
Real Camel Hair for zoe. garment:
MUNsING'S Form-Fitting Union SUITS
comfort indeed. $50 to $2.25 suit.
ISIS PAIRS FAST BLACK AND RUS
SET HALF HOSE, usually 2io
Dozen for IL 1-2c. a pair.
GLOVES, English Castor, sl25 ones, for
New Cuff Buttons, rolled gold, for 25c.
NECK DRESSINGS for men and boys,
Paris, London, and American styles
in new and prettiest designs. SOC.
DC. Neckwear whatever may De con-
ceivabe in dark or light.
FROM $50 TO 10 O'CLOCK
Mems Extra-Heavy' Derby-Rbbed,
Fleeced-Lined Shirts and Drawers,
usual CSC. value. for 25c. a garment. AT
retail only.
SILK UNDERSTANDS.
The Petticoat here is not what 1t has
Deen-a meaBre lew. a new uepdtthi'pI
for them. Hundreds have taken the place
Of the former few. In the purchase or
large lots the prices are changed as we'll
less than you can buy the materials.
$3.50 Taffeta Silk Underskirts, Black ana
colors, Spanish flounoe corded, for 50;
double ruflle a 81; others up to $3.50
Fancy Coored Knit Skirts, pretty COM
bination borders, 4Sc.; solid colored
ones for 3ec.
Black French Sateen Skirts, or Fancy
Moreen ones, for &c.
AT Setback and Fancy Sateen Skirts,
lined or unlned, stiffened umbrella
fiounce.
AT Sl19-French Sateen, double fiounce
corded best $50 value.
ANOTHER CHANCE AT UMBRELLAS.
600 LADIES' 26-INCH GLORIA I'M
BRELLAS, WITH NATURAL LOOF
Mems 2S-inch, with steel rods, Prince or
Wales handles, Sc.
Ladies' Steel Rod, Congo Handle, for
i9c. instead Of re.
$50 Silk Twilled Gloria at sSc.
CHIC STYLES IN SILK AND CLOTH
WAISTS.
ONLY THE NEWEST ARE HERE.
s. Black Taffeta Silk Waists, tucked
fronts, perfect fitting, handsome gar
ments, 1898
Fancy Colored Taffeta Waists, in plaids.
striped, and solid entirely new, and
very swell, s. each; others up to $3.50
Black and Colored All-Wool Cloth
Waists, braided CSC. others at S125,
and up to 1898
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hoo YARDS OF sILN II"
rD FLANNELs CAME TO COHEN's'

SOME ARE SLIGHTLY SolLEp, NUM-
ARE HURT VERY MUCH.
six Embroidered HemsutcheG eia am
mn width and very fine, for Doc.
yard. , roa ,oxt
nrices are GO, 75c., and 81, nearly all
bolf Tho usual prices.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-10-30

Cohen's or the sheriff? We were help TO
the man. and his business is going as
ever. Here are hundreds of garments 10
illustrate what cash down can do when
chance. come around:
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LINING PURCHASES CREATE Ihl
SALES.
VALUABLE BOOK NEWS.

Several hundred new publications 70
bindings suitable for the library l"'
Book Department Is among the most 30.
viting spots or the store. tull hoeID "
look behind or before the counters.
Chambers Encyclopedia, - Noi'll,i
leather and silk-cloth bindings V"'
% sets, TO be sold for $ q set .,
The best 81 Library OF Poems as
Prose
200 Books for 45c a volume 90. ca,
r. sets az Rocks Including Co0per' sea
Tales and Feather Stocking MacAl'
lays English History and others '''
10 $l69. stu.
l2-yolume Sets OF Shakespeare' ~,
dents edition. best type, for So ~
,,,g,h ,,,opy nfhar gueelal NlIAtns
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-10-30

COHENS FUN NEW MD NOVEL
DRESS TRIMMINGS.
The imported, all that good tasfa h..
suggested this season, is mere
Braids, Gimps, and Bands. i'm silk ,,o
hair, spangles, chenilles. ana tet,.
every conceivable idea IN aU-o,er,'
from 69c. to $3.50 yard.
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WHITE THINGS

NOT POSSIBLE TO DUPLICATE
4O-inch-wide White India Apron LAWS
1 3-4c. yard
Sheer Fine Plaid Apron Lawns that
cost Is 2-3c always, now &c. yard.
Fine Satin Checked Nainsooks Gle.
instead of l0c.
Large Satin Plaid and Checked Main
socks, 43-4c. a yard.
40-inch-wide Fine White India Linons
for &C., instead OF Ice.
Pretty New Bordered White Apron
Lawns, / Is yards wide. Zoe. yard.
FROM TO $3.50 O'CLOCK Will BE
SOLD FINE WHITE CHECKED
NAINSOOK, the $40. grade, Tor
Q1oc ward
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-10-30

Ladies Handsome Brocaded SILK Skirts.
extra full. elegantly lined Wlth pest
pcrcaline. for $3.50.
uSndsome Wool Figured Bourette
Skirts. made with new tiounce, RIBBON
trimming. woll lined, for $50.
Atwood Crepon skirts, newest "esaiNes
and designs. lined with best percaline'
for $50. .,..
Ladies' Hands me Brocaoe1 MoI IN.
SKIRTS large and small designs, Tor
Si25
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Says iae Sew York Tribune:

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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-07-28

AZ sa.fker 9: responsibility sagas.a
sta1ds z1preEn.. " sooner : il ot-c.4l.y
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mas begun negotiations to9 leace ;aaa -
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word IA, ~ really knows nothing aao1.
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OtE ~ ~ ~ CLEAR

II II nnt ffsdlble fh4f il j. tue 1.r-
Daas u President A.Ktnley ~ rat..rfs
ne Philippines u sp4sa {.eace canes.t
re pure has 9 ~ = c5paT3.s. and Wholly
unj1stiaaLle betrayal ~ tAe 4nx.r-
gents. our allles into tbs hands - ne
historio Opener ara Herellaes e.sI8..
= higher question than he ac,{5t.5.ssf.
" American t4ff.prs - luxa1Ie4 II ~
question ~ Eau.aasty ard national
nosHty ~ cannot H. honor under
TAXI u free hs os~L-trosI1en y~afle q
Cuba from The Infamous r4l- = STAN
and ADOPT a whoi]y dlHeren, ruia -.
oondGct for o4r eaa44-sl - tLe i.hali-
pinss, ard restore 10 the imperial sway
Of she tyrant g tgase people whg has
fought Tor years ara finally ain .14r
h~ip ana cphntEanee haze al bat con
ai@rsd !, IL trus that ne Cuban
atrocities wer" ealumittad AZ oar very
dooEo and @ithiu 9ar soiaere u lana-
sne@ ard their rapiress.on vitality
cog ctned cur daues'5e pese ard tgan-
guilty bat IL is alsp tts.~ tha' .be
United State sent a gree. na.as force
Into the teinal. Philippine .-sat..le. r.
fectsd al alliance Attn a devoted band
81 reyoilsionis,H Agh'lug fyt home and
freedom. directed Their .asapa 81 DE- Il
considerable measure and Is Au.e heav-
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tkts guarantee
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