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Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1898-08-03
PERSONALS.
Miss Kate Finn Is in Boston.

Miss Kate Finn Is IN Boston.
Miss Mary A. Marlborough left Monday
for St. Louis, Mo. she will visit friends in
Montreal and Chicago, and will be gone
two or three months, returning by way o.
New York where she will visit her sister
Miss Marguerite Marlborough.
Edward Spafford of Springfield, who
attends the naval school at Annapolis but
is home on a furlougb, visited friends II
town the first of the week.
F. w. Stiles, editor OF the Springfield
Reporter, was in town Saturday. He
joined his wife at Plymouth and Monday
assisted in celebrating family reunion.
A. N. Chandler of Chester was in towr
Saturday advertising the Rutland railroad
excursion to Ticonderoga.
Mrs. Jed Gull and daughter Of White.
hall, N. Y, are visiting at j. II. Wallace's
on Green street.
Michael Bowen returned to Sunapee the
first OF the week, having spent Sunday al
his home in North Walpole.
Miss Maud Fleming returned to he1
home in Springfield, after stay of several
days at E. P. Clifford's.
Tomas Leach o., Worcester, Mass, is
stopping with his wife and daughter, who
have been visiting at E. P. Cifford's for
several weeks.
Miss Jennie Sbipman started fer Fairlee
Monday she will be absent two or three
weeis.
Flank Diggins, who has been out OF
tow, ON a two weeks vacation, resumed
worl at J. j. Fenton's Monday.
&c. Anterior, wife and daughter OF
Rutland returned home Monday, having
spen Sunday with Mrs. Atherton's father,
Alfred Dow.
Misses Jennie and Carrie Daggett are
attending the summer school in Putney
this week.
james Myers, formerly bookkeeper for
the Fall Mountain Paper Co., left Monday
moring for Boston to take up his duties as
boo,keeper for the International Paper
Co. He will be followed later by his
family.
| Eank Chapman came down from Roches-
ter saturday to spend Sunday in town.
George Partridge and wife Of Worcester
hav, been spending few days at Fred
Lyo's. Mr.. Lyons mother of Paxton,
Mas, is also spending the week with him.
CIV Mark spent Sunday with his
broter. F. A. Mark, at Westminster.
Gorge Read of Keene began work for
the Vermont Farm Machine company
MONDAY morning.
Earl Dean is spending a week at the
Winaewisser cottage at Sunapee lake.
M, Emma Clark left Monday for
Weir N. H., where she has employment
in summer hotel.
Ms. Gussie Ball of Sherbrook, 2. q ,
who Las been visiting her grandfather, ).
w. stuart, for the past few weeks re-
turned home Monday
HERBERT Kelley of Riverton, Conn., is
visiting in town.
Misses Agnese and Laura McCarty OF
Hapsvsr NJ H, are visiting their aunt,
Mrs. A. A. McCarty.
Nj, Mary Brown of Holyoke, Mass is
visithg at A. II. Thompson's.
MSs Nav Flavin of Concord is visiting
her os.dnsrents. Mr.. and Mrs. William
Flaya.
Nj. Katie Henneberry, who passed
three xeeks with her sister Mrs. d. W.
Keen returned to her home IN MontPe-
her Saturday.
AT. winnewisser spent Sunday al
SunSee.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1898-08-03
One Thousand Will be Present.

The annual meeting Of the Knights of
Pythias of Vermont will be held in Bel
lows Falls on October and and good
Judges estimate that 1000 visitors will have
to be provided for. There are % lodges
in the state with a membership of about
1900 and there are seven companies of the
Uniformed Rank. Several New Hampshire
and Massachusetts lodges will also send
large delegations. The grand parade and
field day will come on October 5, when it
is expected that two or three bands and
some 800 uniformed and 800 to 500 I'M
uniformed knights will be in line.
In the evening there will be concert
and military ball followed by banquet in
Union hall.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1898-08-03
$1,000 BICYCLE $500

Have you seen itl It's beauty. Ramblers and
Ideals $500 to $4,000. Packer, Wynnewood,
Silver King Warwick and other Bicycles at low
est cash prices. Also secondhand wheels, sun
dries nd,supplies for all renting and repairing OF
all kinds at
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1898-08-03
Putney Summer School.

For the summer school in Putney, which
is in session from August l to II, the Bos-
ton & Maine railroad will sell reduced rate
round trip tickets. Inquire of ticket
agents for further information.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1898-08-03
DON'T STARVE!

The man who saves board bills
by not eating, and the man who
economies by not advertising are
alike; both will starve. The
Times is the best advertising me-
dunn.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1898-08-03
A Pleasant Recital.

Five Of the pupils of Miss Charlotte
Hubbard, assisted by Miss Bradford OF
Claremont as reader and Miss Anna Will
liams, vocalist, gave pleasant recital at
the residence of H. M. Amadon Saturday
afternoon. About so were present. The
following is the program:
Nv Little Love, Hawley
Miss Anna Williams
Kuckucks Liedchen, Popp
MYRTLE Wreath, Lickner
Fsrandole Silmoll
Grace Williams
Legend, Tichendorf
Berceuse, Beaumont
| March, Gelbel
Edith Amadon
The Judgment Day, E. s. Phelps
Miss Bradford
Album Leaf, Kerchne
Chapel in the Mountains, Wilson
Presto, Haydn
Mary Barrett
Sunset, Buck
Miss Anna Williams
Rondo Mignon, Baumfelder
Spring Song, Merkel
March, Sharwenka
| Katherine Williams
Gypsy Dance, .Lichner
| Wachterlied, Grieg
| II Trovotore, Dorm
Margaret Williams
Reading, Selected
Miss Bradford
Clique. Neusted DIT
Pilgrim Chorus, Tanhauser, Wagner
LIE Petit Chevalier, krug
| Albert Smith
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-12-04
Holiday Ribbons.
Christmas-like 4 ibbons al
auction-like prices.

Chrlstmas-llke Is lDDOnS al
auction-like prices.
S1-2 and 4-lnch heavy An-sik
doublcfaced Satin Ribbon. plain or
cord edge. worth 29c, for zoe. yard.
31-2-nch. Au-snk. Plain Tancta
Ribbon in White. Black and all coli
ors, worth 25c. for Zoe. yard
l-inch Pure SILK Fancy Striped
and Plaid Ribbon. good combina-
lions, worth &c.. for lec. yard
No. 3d. fun 31-2-inch Fancy Satin
Striped Black Gauze Ribbon. ALI
Silk. worth -5c., for lie. yard.
New Polka-Dot TaGeta Ribbon
Az inches wide. All-Silk new coli
ors. worth 39c, for BE. yard.
5-inch heavy Al-Silk Satin Sash
Ribbon every color. worth ajc, for
-ic. yard.
Tancta Neck-Tie Ribbon I'm Plaids
and Stripes. stylish combinations.
worth 1jc., for Toe. yard
5-ipch, All-Silk Plain TaGcta Sash
Ribbon. good quality. all colors,
worth &c.. for l9c. yard.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-12-04

More goods, more variety,
more satisfaction.
Black seal Combination Cases.
nicely lined. with nickel rim and
clasp. worth S9c.. for sc.
Colorol Combination Cases. in
alligator. SEAL monkey ard lcvant
leather. worth &c. for -5c.
Genuine Seal Combination Cases
black only. neat size; worth '5c.,
for soc.
A complete assortment OF All
Leather Combination Cases. in all
The latest colors and shapes, worth
} 1jc. and S1c. for soc.
An elegant line Of Genuine Leather
Purses. Combination Cases. Card
Cases. Gents Purses. Biz ana Note
Books. i'm the latest shades and sizes
every style leather; prices ranging
from zoe. 90 S5.9s.
Gents An-Leather Card Cases. in
French Calf-skin and Seal. kid~ined.
neat size. worth Si.l9. for 49,.
Medium size. Seal Chatelaino Bags
with black enameled rim and leather
strap suitable for mourning wear
worth 50c., for 25c.
Gents Collar and Cum Box. black
seal. nicely lined. with OXidized
compartment Tor collar and cum
buttons. worth SIS. for S9c.
Gents Travelling case. brown alli-
gator fitted with good hair brush
and comb. tooth and nail brush.
soap box and mirror. n very useful
gift. worth slaS. for $1.29.
Black Leather Writing Tablets.
nicelv lined and finished. envelope
and paper compartment. also metal
ink well; worth SLiS, for 'gc.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-12-04

Black and Colored Fish-Net Veil
ing, with cheniollo dots, worth -jc,
for l9c. yard.
Allsilk Fish Net Yelling. with
small or large chcnielle dots. in "a
variety of meshes, worth $780,, for
PC. yard.
Wide White Sewing SILK Yelling,
with black woven dot and satin
striped border: worth 5jc.. for Pc.
Chiffon VelIing. with fancy satin
striped border AN coiors; worth s3c.
and &c.. for 25c. yard.
Very Fine Chiffon Yelling with
new woven silk or chonielle dot an
colors, including new shade of gray;
worth &C., for SOC. ya.d.
Heavy All-Silk F'ish-Net Yelling.
with woven silk dot. newest mesh.
worth ,jc.. for j0c. yard.
Very New Pure silk Fish-Net
Yelling. with heavy cheniole dot;
worth SLOO. for CSC yard.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-12-04
Holiday JeWeiry.

Jewelers. items, Department
Store prices-YOU know the
difference.
Sterling silver and Gold Plated
Cuff Pins, a variety Of patterns,
worth 33c, for l9c. a pair
Black SIX Watch Guards with
Sterling Silver Turtle slides, worth
iSc.. for 25c.
Gold Plated and Sterling Silver
Brooches. the very newest designs.
worth SOC, for Doc.
Gilt and Silver Hat Pins. turtles
and other fancy set tops, worth llc.
for 5c.
Plain and Carved Gold Plated
Rings. all sizes. worth 4sc., for 25c.
Cola Fillod Rings. a variety of
styles and sets, worth SOC, for 25c.
Solid cold Set Rings. any size and
"A good assortment OF settings, worth
7jc.. FOR soc.
Sterling silver Dumb-bell Cuff
Buttons. plain and fancy ends,
worth 39c, for l9c. pair.
Fancy Stick Pins. pretty designs.
also Golf Horns and Whips in bright
and Roman gold. worth l9c.. for lVc.
Fancy Carriers, all coiors Of good
silk elastic. with buckles and bows,
worth 33c.. for 27c.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-12-04
EdCGS.

An odd season, but ODD
PRICES, as well.
White six Lace. . and g inches
vile, worth zoe. for &c. yard.
About 10 different patterns Of
Frenca Walls, nice quality worth
2sc for 12e' piece.
White SIX L8co. from 10 10 4
inches vide beautiful patterns,
worth j. l-2c. fof Joe. yard.
Fiuo Platt Val. au widths and
newest patterns. worth ne. for
Sc yard.
Piece Walls. about - patterns.
very fine quality, worth 4Oc. for Csc.
apiece.
Fine White SILK Lace. neat pat-
terms from to inches wide; worth
lie. for I2izc.
French Nals~ = 10 / inch in width.
nice assortment; worth 65c.. for
soc. piece.
White silk Lace. very fine quality.
new designs all widths; worth S2c.,
for &c yard.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-12-04

a sample lime OF Chanecanle Tar
faias. the best shades, made TO sell
for $3.50. special Sass.
Extra Fae Chanccable Tadeia,
deep nomcc. with ruilie, for Se.ss.
Lot of Deep-Cordcd fiounce
plain and Chaneeabie Taheta, good
Quality, worth $655, for S3.lS.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-12-04
Silver Novelties.

Larger variety, h c a l c 7
goods, unmatchable prices
backed by reputation.
Zach item $4,000 fine. You can
get a descriptive price list 40 our
counter or it viii Dee mailed 10 YOU
upon receipt of "a postal card.
strawberry Emerics. silk Covered
neat Sterling Top finished with SILK
cord and Tassel. worth PIC. for lGc.
Octaeon Shaped Glass salve Jars
with chased Sterling top, neat size.
worth l9c. for Sc.
Fancy Glass Puff Jars. large size.
with heavy Sterling top. variety OF
patterns, worth SLs9. for use.
Good Whisk- Brooms, SILK stitched.
with heavy Sterling handle Of "A
beautiful design. worth gsc. for SOC.
S-ulh Dressing Combs In Shell or
ivory. heavy Sterling Backs good
patterns. worth 500, for zee.
Sterling handle Embroidery scis-
sors. polished steel blades. new Vio-
let pattern. worth 75c. for lcc.
Chndren's OF Ladies' heavy storl-
ing Th.mbics neat patterns, plain
or chased. worth &C., for lie.
a-inch Sterling Glove Hook. new
Leaf patterns. worth l1c., for &c.
sterling Ton Toothbrush and
Tooth Powder Jars, octason shaped.
worth >9e.. for aec.
Heavy Sterling Match safes. lovely
wreath designs. odd but rich shape:
worth SL99, for CSC.
Genuine Cut-Giass Vnaiercttes
with Sterling Rim and Top. also
Chatelaine Ring worth Csc. Tor 5oc
Fancy Glass Mucilage Bottles with
Sterling handle Brush and ton.
worth l5c for i6c.
Heavy Glass 1nk-Wclls. with
Sterling top. Rose and Leaf pattern.
worth ,c. for iSc
Sterling Pens with Plain or Cary
ed Pearl handles. worth 75c., for BIC.
Sterling Silver Souvenir Spoon.
Gold Bowl new shape. engraved
Richmond, Va" worth Soc. tor DC.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-12-04

Black and White Striped Tanctas
black grounds with narrow white
stripes. ali SILK per yard. Gee.
Black eros Grain and Satin Ouch
esse. 70 inches wide. per yard. see.
Black Satin Duchesso Pcau &c Sole.
Tadeta and eros Grain. per yard, 600.
Black Tanota. eros Grain, Satin
Duchcsso. Peau de Sole. and Armure;
per yard, SlW.
Changeable Tafotas. 20 inches wide
and all-silk; per yard. 5sc.
ColoreG Satins. 10 inches wide, with
very high lustcr. per yard Soc.
Plain, Striped and Plaid Tanetas;
at per yard. zoe.
Polka Dot Tanetas. Handsome Plaids.
Stripes and Brocadcs. per yard, Sltl.
Black Dress Goods.
Black Crep0ns in handsome designs;
at per yard Csc. Iac. and Sl0e.
Mohair Crepons. AZ inches wide. with
rich. high luster; per yard sL5o.
Black French Popliu. Imperial and
Storm Scrgcs, Henriettas cheviots.
Whipcords. Plain and Br0caded Mo-
hairs; per yard. zoe.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-12-04

Extra fuu Zinc of Beaver Cloth Jack
o.. fin Blue and Black. the new cut
away front dart sleeve; well worth
s5-l. for $500.
Nsbbs Black hcrscy with Ccrisc
Satin Serge Half-Lincd. cutaway
front. special yauc'at $1,000 for $-sS.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-12-04

fancy sill. lined, SIS quality,
for $3.50.
Fine Electric Seal Collarettes,
with Persian lamb yoke; 5000 quail
!ty cor $1,000
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-12-04
Art Department.

Fancy Saline Cushions. large size.
rume au rouud choice patterns
Q.0l value ior blc.
Fancy Saline Cushions, nicely ill-
cd. % inches square. with cord al
round. llc quality Tor Soc.
Iaree size Saline Headrests. ruf-
o. aid round. cheap at &c.. for z'c
Fancy SIX Covered Headrosts
with $40, sasale. aHc quality for a5c.
gxtr Idnc Ailsilk Covered Head
rests. with sia ruflie; bargain at
45c.. for ,oc.
Far.y trimmed PIN cushions,
ready for use. in an shadea-
SIZE s inch. slW quality for see.
size % inch. Sll1 quality for Csc.
size DO inch. Sl59 quality ior N.1t
size 10 inch. sLs7 quality tor A.J,.
Fancy Cushion Tops. strictly pure
siik. aH shades. bargain at ssc,
for tlc.
Fancy ottoman six Cushion
Tops. 4u shades. SIS quality for
Csc.
PAIN and Co'uca Denim stamped
Cushion Tops large size, 2ac. quail
90, ior l9c.
F4ucy Printed Denim Cushion
Tops,. nov dcslms; 5Jc. quality for
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-12-04
Mems furnishings

A more than ordinary sale
here tomorrow.
Good Underwoar-perfect fitting
Shirts (white and fancy. correct
neckwear and collars
Mems White Mereno Shirts and
Drawers, a regular soc. value, Soc.
each.
Mems Jersey Ribbed Shirts and
drawers I'm cream, blue and dark
tan. SOC. each.
Mems White Wool Shirts and
Drawers. a good value at Sl.25. to 80
a. S.O0 each.
Mems Natural wool, Elastic seam
Shirts and Drawers. the Norfolk
and Newbrunswick make, special,
oial, $3.50.
Men Coiored Madras and Percale
Shirts in pl8ids. checks straight and
cross stripes with detached cuffs at
csc
Mems Percale shirts. open back
ana front, with detached cuffs, spe-
cial. ,jc.
Mems White Shirts, with colored
bosom. detached cuffs, a regular 500
value, 20 go at 7jc.
Mems Colored Shirts. with detach-
cd cuffs, a good value at 69c., spe-
cidl, soc.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-12-04

A rare opportunity In Blue Mixed
ColoTta strictly ali-wool hounce skirt
-irs "a beauty, regular Sl-.el quality
FOR SfS
hobby Four-Bu,ton Coat Fronts, in
Tan. Green and Blue Mixed Coverts'
also tight-htting effect; Our $1,000 quail
ity for $1,000.
Stylish and Up-to-date Tight-Fliting
Jackets. an shades OF Mixed Coverts,
satiu-linod. also in Black BrOatcl0th,
$500 grades for Sl0.,5.
Tan and Brown Mixed Covcrts fly
from jacket, satiH-lined, sizes q and
Is: regular $1,000 quality for S5.so.
Special limo Of Broadcl0ths Coverts.
Nnetians and Cheyiots many shades
to select from made ion all styles,
suit made TO order especially for YOU.
and We guarantee you "a perfect az or
no sale. they ere actually worth $1,000
your choice $500.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-12-04
NeckWeaP.

The newest shapes and sades IN
Fall NeckWear. four-in-hands. tecks
and puGs. special. Soc
Fan Ncckwear, y regular 5Oc VAL
ne. ia four-in-hand. tecks. puffs
clubs and band bows 20 go az 25c.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-12-04
binen Specials.

When you start out to buy
Linens, what is it you most
desire? Isn't it the very best
quality and prettiest designs
for the very lowest price,
That is just the kind we keep.
Here are few Of the good
things at special prices:
Crash, all linen, IL inches wide,
worth &C.. now &c.
Glass crash. rel and blue borders,
worth l0c.. only l-3c.
Doylies. red and blue borders, all
linen. worth &C.. now SOC.
Turkey Red Towels. ~ yards
long. worth Sl00 only soc.
Dinner Napkins. German linen, 20
inch. worth xl25, for si.o0
Irish Damask. fine bleachcd. .
yards wide worth 59c.. now zoe.
Hcmstitchod Doylies. fringed,
worth $500, special. sl.69.
Hemstitched Napkins. % inch.
worth $3.50. special. $2.9S
Damask, cOiors green and red, red
and blue and silver and green,
worth 45c., cut price, S9c.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-12-04
We Shall Have a BID Season for Xmas 1898.
HandkepChieYS.

T. ~ IL ~ -
Prices that intimate im-
mense selling.
Childrcn's All-Lincn Handkercnie is
neat coiorcd borders. worth JOG, for
SC.
Ladies' Pure Linen Hemstitched
handkerchief. various width oord-
ers. nicely finished. worth l. l-2c,
.0r 1-Sc.
Chidren's Colored Border School
handkerchief. fast colors, worth
Be-. for sc.
Beautiful new line scollopcd En-
broided and Hemsttched Handkor-
chiefs. variety Of patterns. worth
l5c.. for Joe.
Very Sheer Muslin Hanikcrchicfs
Hemsutched ana dainuly Embroi6-
cred. an new patterns. worth lec.,
for - lie
AH-Iinen. Hemstitchod Emhroid-
cred Handkcrchicfs. neat patterns,
worth 19c. for - Ice.
Pure Linen. Finely Embroidered
handkerchief. dainty new patterns,
worth 5sc. foc Zoe.
Very Sheer Muslin IIandkorchicfs
with ruhlc OF fine footing. worth
lec.. for Zoe.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-12-04

p Black Armuros. Henriouas. storm
serges. Fancy stripes ana Br1cadca.
per yard. 6oc.
Black Chcwot. storm Serge. I'm
porial Serge and Wool Nocadesi per
yard. see.
Atwood Flannel Su.unsi aud
French serges, per yard 2c.
Black scblstapol. SO inches vide,
per yard Zee.
ColoPed Dress Goods.
Atwood Checks 81 inches wide.
regular Foe. value. at. per yard itc.
Plaid Dress Goods in o. large as-
sor,ment of patterns. at. per yard.
l2i4c. 21c.. 39c.. 50c. and ac.
English Checked Suitings. So inches
wide al-wooi and heavy weight swt-
able for Bicycle Suits and Tailor
Made Gowns. az, per yard 5,c.
Diagonal Suitinrs. Covert cioths
and Mateias Novelucs. at per yard.
51C.
French popiIns. Cheviofs 1ut Covert
Cloths aL per yard. Soc.
Corkscrew sWlnss aul TUo-toue
Cheuots. at per yard, $780,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-12-04

mountlugs, worth $40, for S,.g>
Gentlcmcns Taneta Silk. 26-inch
ivory sterling-mounted handles; 500
quality FOR $igS.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-12-04
Umbrellas.

Ladies' 2G-iuch Union
Ta0ct8 SIX Umbrellas.
S159 quality for S12j.
Ladies' 26-inch CniOn
Tancta. SILK case. Prin-
cess handles. bargains
at $225. for $50.
Ladies' Plain Black
Rubber Mourning Han
dies. an extra good
dual lily Taneta, foi
si.38.
Ladies' and Gentle
mems 2G-iach SILK Warp
Gloria; worth $lJ0, for
gSc.
Gentlcmon's Fine Taf-
ia 5 ilk. sterling
worth S2.rl. for S2gS
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-12-04
The Biz Basement Is
Now In Holiday Attire

Beautiful China, Bric-a-Brac, Cut-Glass, and
Novelties Interesting Dolls, Toys Games, etc. Sub.
stantal bargains in Dinner and Tea Sets odd pieces of
China etc.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-12-04
Leather Goods.

More goods, more variety,
more satisfaction.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-12-04
Special Sale Tomorrow OF
Dress Goods
......And Silks

Positively the Greatest Val
ue-Giving OF the season. This
is late buyers chance for mon
ey saving. Black and White
Striped Tafetas, Black eros
Grain, Satin Duchess, DC.
Cañon City record., 1898-10-06
NEEDED AT HOME.

There has been much talk in Wash
ington about Senator E. O. Wolcott
being appointed ambassador to Eng
land to succeed Mr.. John Hay, and
there is little doubt that this would
be done if it would not result in an
other Demo-Pop being appointed to
the United States senate. Colorado
does not want Senator Wolcott to be
taken from the senate. All signs
seem to Indicate, and strongly too,
that the Republican party win be in
power at Washington for several
terms to come. At present Colorado
has but one representative of any in
fiuence in Washington. Besides
Senator Wolcott she has three nom
enities. There are times when a
state or = district needs influence
with the administration. This was
felt clearly when an effort WAS made
TO establish free delivery OF mails in
Canon. Teller, Bell md Shatroth
were ali willing to help, but could do
absolutely nothing Senator Wolcott
vas interested He took up the matter
with the proper department and an
order WAS Immediately issued, and
now the work of establishing free
delivery system is progressing as
rapidly as possible If Senator VOL
colt should be advanced to the Eng
lish mission or should not be return
cd Colorado might just as well shut
up shop and lie. her Washington rep
resentatives go on vacation for all
the good they could do the state.
Senator wolcott must be retained in
this country and returned to the
senate.
Cañon City record., 1898-10-06
GOING BACK ON SILVER.

The state convention of Missouri
Democrats q few weeks ago turned
down Silver Dick Bland with his sill
yer resolution. The Connecticut state
convention Intentionally forgot to
mention the silver matter in their
state platform. The state conven-
tion of Democrats in New Jersey on
September 2Sth made a platform
which entirely ignored the silver
question. And now the papers are
full of the report of how the Demo
cratic state convention of New York
state has practically renounced sill
yer and nominated an anti-silver man
for governor. With these facts
staring US in the face we are COM
PEELED to doubt the statement Of Mr..
Teller and other Democrats to the
effect that the Democratic party is
the great and only true silver party
in America. 1t begins to look after
all that If the nation is to have any
measures passed for the benefit of
silver will have to SO to the Repub-
lican party fer them, as the Natianal
Democratic party seems to be going
back ON silver.
Cañon City record., 1898-10-06

IF ADVERTISING doesn't p " says
an exchange, why do all large firms
attribute their success to it! A GER
tain baking powder company spends
$500, 900 annually for advertising.
Some one who didn't know any better
suggested that these people discon-
tinue their advertising for a year and
add half a million to their profits,
The answer was that it would cost the
company three times the amount tc
get the product hack into its Original
channel again. This is pretty good
point to those business men who
imagine they are making great saw,
irg when they discontinue two tc
four dollar month advertising for q
few months in duh season. Itnever
pays to tear out a dam because the
water is low"