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The times., 1898-06-04
TO MEET IN BALTIMORE.
MRTylnnd League of Republican
Clubs VIII Convene june %.

Clubs VIII Convene June %.
Baltimore. June S.-The Maryland
League of Republican Clubs win hold tn
annual convention in the auditorium hall
of the Union League. Fayette and Paca
Streets, June %.
II Is expected that 200 delegates viii
many clubs The convention will elect
thirty-four delegates and the same num-
Der of alternates to the convention OK
the National League of Republican Clubs.
to be held in Omaha July 1s. IA and is.
Congressman w. s. Booze is president
of the State league.
Mrs. Ellen j. Foster the weli-known
stump speaker and protectionist. has
promised TO attend the Maryland con-
vention. She Will probably attempt ta
organize here clubs Of Republican women,
as she has done in other States
At night a mass meeting is to be held
in one of the theaters- Senator Henry
Cabot Lodge of Massachusetts, Repre-.
sentative Thaddeus NJ. Mahon. OF Penn
sylvania, Webster Davis. Assistant Sec.
retary of the Interior, and other speak
ers from Washington are expected
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tenn after being over laid is very little
The Baltimore system contains about
40 per cent more conduits than the city
service requires; that excess Is rented
10 the Home Telephone Company at
cents per foot per duct. This returns
an amount equivalent to 3Iz per cent
Of the total cost of the whole service.
Mr.. Hill stated that Baltimore has
two telephone companies, the Chesa-
peake and Potomac and the Home;
that the Home has about 900 subscrib-
ers, but that the company is in the
hands of receivers. The rates are about
s35 per annum for residences and S45
for business places. President Bryan,
OF the Washington Telephone Com
pany, who was present, said that that
was not correct.
Mr. Hill remarked that Il was ap-
proximateIy correct.
The hearing was adjourned until 10
g. N. next Thursday.
The times., 1898-06-04

was seriously afflicted with cough for
several years. and last fall had a more
severe cough than ever before. 1 have
used many remedies without receiving
much relief. and being recommended to
try a bottle of Chamberlain's Cough Rem
edy. by a friend. who. knowing me to be
a poor widow, gave it 10 me. l tried it.
and with the most gratifying results. The
first bottle relieved me very much and the
second bottle has absolutely cured me- /
have not had as good health for twenty
years. Respectfully. Mrs. Mary A. Beard,
Claremore, Ark. Sold by Henry Evans.
wholesale and retail druggist, S3S F Street
northwest and Connecticut Avenue and
Street northwest and 1i2S Maryland
Avenue northeast.
The times., 1898-06-04
Marine Band Concert..

The customary Summer concerts by tia
Marine Band at the Capitol and Whit
House on alternate Wednesdays and Sat
urdays will not begin until June Is ow.
ing to the engagements OF the organizs
ton to furnish music at the Transmits
sissfppi and International ExpositioR
now being held at Omaha, Neb.
The times., 1898-06-04
ChiIdren'S Wash Suits, 49c.

Children's Blouse Wash Suits.
The newest patterns, in combi-
nation colors, made of fast color
ed washable qualities, large sail
or collars and corded bo'swain
whistle. SI.25 value. Our price
Saturday only. y........ .........49c
Case or Credit.
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THE TELEPHONE HEARING.
Expert Testimony Favors the Lay
ing of Unde rground Wires

The telephone investigation was re-
sumed by the House Committee
on Appropriations yesterday. Nico-
las S. Hill of Baltimore. advising en-
Gineer Of the commission, which es-
tablished the system of police and fire
alarm underground service in that city,
said that the commission visited all the
leading cities Of the Union and after
investigating the systems in use
the system was estabIised in Raltf-
more It has been in use for two years
and it comprises thirty-One miles of
conduits. He gave the cost of the
overhead and underground systems,
ana stated that the overhead system
vas the most expensive. The cost OF
maintainance Of the underground sys-
The times., 1898-06-04
Boys suits, 99c.

Boys double-breasted suits. some OF
them all wool and the rest part wool
splendid service givers-made 70 with
stand the hard knocks Of everyday
wear-wiil be put on sale today
for only SO cents. Every suit Is nicely
tailore9-and good value at s..
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CAPT. HEYL ASSIGNED.
He VIII Assist the Adjutant Genera
Of

of the Army.
Capt Charles II. Heyl, Twenty-third
Infantry, who has for some months past
been acting as adjutant general OF the
District of Columbia National Guard. was
yesterday detached from further service
and ordered to report to Adjt Gen. Cor
bin for Office duty
Coils. Petit and Sargent and Gen.
Schwan have been ordered to the field.
and Col. Heyl has been detailed to fill
one of the vacancies which will be caused
by their absence. The work of the office
is exceedingly heavy just now, and other
officers may be detailed to assist there
in a few days.
The times., 1898-06-04
Boys suits, 59c.

A lot OF boys fine wash suits Of Ga
latea cloth, finished with plain colored
collar+and neatly trimmed with an
chor fgures-will go today for 29c.
These suits are made welI-and in
tended for wear as well as looks. The
boy will be fixed for the Summer with
couple of them.
The times., 1898-06-04
Boys suits, S1.98.

Choice OF boys strictly aIl-wooI
suits-bIack and blue cheviots and
fancy cassimeres-in nobby plaids.
checks and stripes-the incest made
suits your boy could wear-for S29S
The times., 1898-06-04

We're a drillin', dril!in', drillin',
Till our guns is wore away,
An the guys is comm, comm,
Comm innards, night an day.
Wot's the use o. bein' sodgers;
Wot's the use o. column rightT'
When you jist lays round an jollies,
Rubber r-neckin' for a fight
The times., 1898-06-04
Hecht & Company.
Mems Office coats. &c.

Choice Of mems Office coats Of black
and white stripe sateen-nads thor
oughly well. and worth doubIe-will go
for 20 cents.
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$500 and Sl.51 Hats, &c.

Your last go at these. All are
the latest blocks, correct styles.
All the new colors, brown, tan,
black, pearl. Some are marked
s.. 90, some $3.50. All punched
together Saturday. Yours while
tbav 1act e0e
Cash or Credit.
The times., 1898-06-04
Boys waists, PIC.

Boys percaie shirt waists. Just suited
for the boys play wear, will go to-
day for u I-2c. each
The times., 1898-06-04
Boys wash suits, 9Sc.

Choice Of boys linen crash and In
en- duck wash sailor suits-with col
lars in different colorS-neatly trim
med with white braid-will go for 50
cents.
The times., 1898-06-04
Boys sailor suits, 79c.

Tomorrow we will offer a lot OF boys
blue flannel blouse sailor suits. neat
ly trimmed with white and red braid
In all sizes, from 3 to 10 years=whIch
are regularly sold at s2-for only 79c
The times., 1898-06-04
Boys wash pants, l71zc.

Choice of boys plaid and plain linen
wash pants. made IN the most sub
stantial manner-wiH go for Y 1-2c.
per pair.
The times., 1898-06-04
PICTURESQUE CAMP ALGER
Sights, Songs and Stories of the
Gallant Boys in Blue.
0HIOANS BEGIN TO "SNOKE UP"

Company A Receives Gift of To-
bacco, Pipes and StOgies for Inn
mediate Use-Sentry Duty With "a
Stick or Notwithstanding With
stone-Weighted Knnpsacks.
The times., 1898-06-04
Blue aud Black Serge Coats,
worth SD. SL.4a.

Wear one with duck or crash
pants. You don't find a match
ing coat even at the real price of
these. Most stores get s. for
them, but we've reduced the
price still further. is
The times., 1898-06-04
Brownies, Bc.
Duck skirts. CSC.

Lot Of little boys blue denim Brown
te'' oyeralls, made with apron-for 1sc
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81 Of these Mems Fine SIS Suits
for S7.5a.

1t hurts to throw away swell
tailored clothes as these for so
little. You'll find unfadabIe
blacks and blues IN all-wool
Clays and Serges. Eye-catching
weaveS in light and dark worst
eds and Cassimeres. The odd
sizes give you $500 values
Tor ---.---- ----...--....... %. 3U
Cash or Credit.
The times., 1898-06-04

Another lot OF ladies' heavy white
duck skirts. with extra deep hem-and
full sweep-4inished in the most par
ticular fashion-wiH go for ssc.
The times., 1898-06-04
Mems Pants left from suits, SI.29.

Mems Good A1l-wool Pants,
in stylish cheviots and cassimeres
nicely trimmed with French
waist band = perfect fitting =
latest stripes, checks and other
pretty designs. Choose any pair
in the lot and you are bound to
get an excellent bargain, as none
of the trousers are worth less
than 81, while many are worth
s.. Your choice. ce......$l. 29
Cash or Credit.
The times., 1898-06-04

Good Linen Crash Suit-well
made-perfect fit. Regular price,
s.. so. Saturdays price......$l. So
Cash or Credit.
The times., 1898-06-04

The name that dweIls on every tongue i
Heurichs Maerzen beer.
The times., 1898-06-04

Only s. Of these AII-woOI Stylish
Business Suits, werth, $1,000, for
$500.
Suits advertised as cheap for
$40 don't surpass them one
whit. We offer you lines Sc
lected with the greatest care for
good tailoring and good natty
effects. A few hours will dis
pose of these exactly half their
former price. To go at So. 90
Cash or Credit.
The times., 1898-06-04

Office Ceats, &c.
Washable Office Coats, neat
pin-stripe efects-our word on it
that they will wash.......23C
The times., 1898-06-04
Linen suits, Se2.

Choice Of a big lot OF ladies' linen
crash suits. elaborateIy trimmed and
braided and perfectly tailored will 20
as a special value at sass
The times., 1898-06-04
Sailors, &c.

Choice Of ladies' short back sailors
viii be offered as a special value from
the millinery department. today for
Q cents
The times., 1898-06-04
Cirrr,iar No ps

When officers OF this command are taken ser-
iously ILL., or are wounded, the division surgeon
will at ence be notified By the medical oflcer at
tending. No transfer OF sick officers from this
camp VIII be made without first being reported
TO the chief surgeon for his personal investigs-
tion and recommendation. By order Of
MAJ CEN GRAHAM.
The times., 1898-06-04
Mems Crash Suits.

Cash or Credit,
The times., 1898-06-04
Ladies' belts, l9C.

A sample line OF ladies' fine Ieath-
er belts. some with side satcheI-in
all cOlors-which were intended TO sell
as high as Ssc--wiII go today for
10 cents.
The times., 1898-06-04

Cash or Credit.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1898-06-08
Best Job Printing
at the Journal Office.
HEALTH AND
ACCIDENT
INSURANCE.
Fidelity Mutual Aid Assn
I
For Five Gents Per Dav

Gc GItC OSUSS tOI O0v
VIII pay, according to the hazard oe
o~cu patton. from $, to SO a week, whan
unable To work through being hur1
acc!dcntly.
Will pay, if you are accidcntly killed,
sos 10 $3.50,
VIII pay SO 4 week when you an
~itk and unable to work
WIZ nav 800 for funeral expenses.
Vii pay. if you lose hand and fOoe
or b0ji, ieet Or both hand, Sl3S to e41A
T. INSURED.
Yoa cannot lose all your income whaa
goa 80 >ich, or disabled by accident.
Absolute protection to the member
upon paging s. life membership fee a
dues If 3! - per month.
The Fidelity Mutual Aid Association
.~ p'e-emjnently the largest snd
strongest Accident and Health Aaao.
ciatjun ii the United States.
i. has the required cash deDosita
Wit! the states OF California and Mis-
r0uri, which. together with an ampia
@osarvc fund and large assets, make III
! certificate an absolute guarantees OF
tha s'ljdfis ii t. protection to it,
members
I 1wo-tifirds policy costs 81 p~
month luc-
! i o'le-tilird policy costs sl.5O Der
quarter dues
Reliable ~ MS wanted Write
Gi!A-f W. SHIELDS.
Solo 4 CENT, Washington Count0.
/ Potosi. Ia
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1898-06-08
Tutlit ior economy.

T..H OH Nina. cucre-ron1cn;
q the Weekly 's!c"rerjt "n) Ac-
cayin"1 In'icpoH,!c.t." wr.;in@
over ,ho signature Of "iioosier," :"
arose an'l h;;,!o! lis !,ajlipi'ic- i;
:Ac "Jcu,n:.:" through The col
ul!Hs If uur esteemed con'enpbr:;-
~ last week, all hccajtsc We stated
that the banks of the country W&l'c
paying on: GOLD at present II pref
crcncc to Other money. Tie writ
CT. "Eioos:cr, is plo!ssaiy all that
his name implies, Il ono G;3lIrsscd
yav- Of iorocratlc persuasion. ':t:-
li"yin@ in ;,n unlimited 3,!rp'y II
cash IN return for :; minimum
amount ot labor performed. Hc
asks to whom are the bank, pay
INC o':t gold. Why to those who
have RIGHT to draw it from thc
banks. OF course. : ''lioU-ieg
wants 10 sec a specimen of Il gold
| coin, let nim drop il at ,hc ''.j jour-
nal office any Old time. ,tc nave
some that was paid iii recently i'll
the ordinary course Of business hE
n nntron from Union Township.
who had Il pockct-fulI of 10 and
2Os. Oar friend writes from
Union Township. We understand
the object of oar friends TRADE
perfectly. 1t is intended to turn
! the voter. miuA from. nineteen
/ dollar lead oit, troiu dollar Wiica:
from thirty dollar steers and Twelve
dollar calves, an! higher prices q
farm and mine products @cner;liiY.
All these prices arc moi paid il :;
deprecated silver, l};yanitc, l'opo
cra,, swnlling dollar, bat il l1olI-
ey which Is us good as gold whether
it is paid in gold OF not. Get toworh,
"lioosicr. at some employment
that will brin" YOU bigger return:
than writing for the ''Indcpendent
and we believe you will speediI,
see enough of the gold that Aa'
come from It's hiding to give yo'
. ''tcccnt blink of ti!e LETT eye.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1898-06-08

TIE complaint that taxes III
Missouri are improperly adjusted
is doubtless within reason, but
complaint viii do no good as long
as the Democrats are permitted to
regulate the taxes. With the ex-
ccption of a short interval Just af-
ter the civi! war the Democrats 5
have had full control Of tue State
almost from the time Of is admit
tancc in the Union. and therefore,
whatever responsibility attaches
from the present unjust methods
of State taxation the party IN pow
er must shoulder. 1t is noticed that
the clamor for q revision of the as
ssssmcnt laws is strongcsta All ong Tie
Democratic paper.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1898-06-08
ga.i III :. :.sgs..


According 70 newspaper reports
"Wednesday morning, Admiral
Sampson :ia, ne,:;:ieh tie Navy
Dcpa:t,ncn: Tat he las ~;Icnco.'
and destroyed! iaost Of the ,'rfonsos
1t ~aitian@. The hnmirtvdllirHt
lasted FOR three hours. S'.anlar,i:
;;;:rllt :la,;ng soyc'l sMGn killed n'HL
thirty fnuj Ho',n,lrs'. l'ha army
ot invasion = to is4"@c r; onco ana
follow uH Tx a1ra';;.o ec:j:e! hy
,fanlp-o:, : vugi,.
Il j. also reported tl1a, rs Gnl;aa
GcnlG,i, Garcia, has defeated .isc
Spani;,rc;, III battle and t.!H, lie
latter surrendered Il iat1p army.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1898-06-08

TEE Senate has passed thc war
revenue measure with the bond
feature Of the bill left intact by Il
vote of Is TO -. Organism, whlcil
woult, conduct The war with green
backs, has less power i'll the Senate
than was supposed
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1898-06-08

TIE ''Dcmocratic Merit, a ncw
paper published at Frodcricktown,
says it stands on the Chicago plat
form. We would advise thc
"Mcrit" to secure q tirmcr footin"
if it would have Il rrotractcd CT
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1898-06-08
Republic ans, Heed This hnviCe.

IN union there is strength. Let
the Dcmnn:1ts of \ : hing
County stand shoulder IL -.io';:..ri'.
nominate ticket of @nod &;}d Claan
men for county Office Hnj in >o-
vcini,or vote fnr them. GGo h0-
ontl:cans will Jc lo1clt<l aud j..yJ
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1898-06-08
Opinion S'sapers.
The balance of trade in 0'.r favor

The balance of trade in o'.r faror
co. the pas: year Is near $500. AtHf. :
np't, Ill i.a sa1i;e. ~"1na MHn with
I'll h~sI half q It zen c>nt pIa- If
Go;,a<yo IN his jaw vii, III! vo;. that
there is - prosperity III ufc cn,u1-
Try, !IilI<?>orp Il;rr>:.
II t':2 w.. .ols:.>.,e: ,:.yac
months !on1n~ Nii.,.".u !. i.~yan
VIZ have to tH!: trouu Il three
story winla" to gel his name in
lie paper. At present. Il three
line t!i-1s"tcli announcing the de
>Iruction pf the Spanish ticct
NoH.i have 4 greater commercial
vai.io >ni wuuI,! he read with
oraato.' intcrc.t tl.,n auy;!linG ..
a; NJ. Bryan eyer ~;.;.i or wrote.
Dc Soto t&cts.
>"W comes = i'"..l,l.s; with thc
a~s,jt;oII i'm; he famine ii indl.
having bees t,"ui1cn !'I>@;.I>nt Nc
iin'cy 5caraa q d>t,l,nc IL }she~:
:.>;,t therefore i,:n,I4H} IN ,'Ic waT
ii The .,ul:os~o OF keeping: up :Et
price At least until after fall cln.-
tions. Thus Is again demonstrated
the snaIiowncss ofthc dcn!agog,,c' :
argument and the difference be
tween q party Of policies and on5
q mere opposition -i;onnc Tcll(
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1898-06-08
TnE United States have mana o

TnE United States have manag-
cd to get along we'll enough thus
far without forming any entaGG
ling alliances with foreign powers,
so there Is no occasion for co,nbi-
nation with England for offensive
and defensive purposes. Let John
Bull ard Uncle Sam each hoe his
own row.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1898-06-08

DcLlEG :i"rrisoI,'s udnInIatlu-
tion there syas plenty Of cold III
circulation, anA since tio Mckinley
administration has been in power
gold Is again seen as ordinary cur
rcErr. The hiatus in gold cilc4!a'ion
therefore, began with Cleveland
and ended with Cleveland. and
CIoyuIund Wa 4 Democrat. Iolt!I
anything lc ri4::rc, than this
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1898-06-08

lr VIM. }. Bryan succeeds IL
getting in the army, he viii pro')a-
bly, he sent to the Philippines. In
that case lie will drop o,lt ii sight,
rs cable dispatches are too cxpen-
sivc to indulge William iii his
newspaper aiy Using dodgcs.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1898-06-08

CO>GnE>sTA> Hobb was rcnomi-
mated ut Farminnto last Saturday
without opposition. Let the people
of Washington County remember
that Rohb fayors 500 lead anu q,
5Gc dollar to pay ii in.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1898-06-08

Now that the Democrats have
nominated their candidatc for con
gress i'll this district, the i,ep''bIi-
can congressional committee
should get together and call Il con
vent ION
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1898-06-08
Our Senators and Congressman

Our Senators and Congressman
have been receiving their salaries
in gold and silver recently, and the
Brvaniie members arc kicking o
against this arrangement, claiming
that kind Of money is too burden
some. Even Bland will not acco;!
more than nine dollars in silver al
one time.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1898-06-08

FIFE harmony which pcrvades
the Democratic party i'll Missouri
is becoming 50 discorlant that
there is likely to Dc trouble ii the
band before long.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1898-06-08
OSr Of o,ir Democratic EXCHANGE

OSE Of our Democratic exchanges
says that, thanks 10 E">.. Stephens.
Nissottli>s troops have been sent T.
the front at 4 .lnai!ci cost t. tic
State tllan hes been cxrcr'-
cnrcd by other States. SIavo
the government had to put up the
money to move Miasouri's soldiers.
we fuil to see why the State ad
lainistration should be given 80
much yru,ii. ior economy.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1898-06-08

THE Democrats never called at
tcntion to free coinage of silver and
the virtues OF unlimited green
backs until they found out that
they could net ''holIcr" free trade
longer with any hope nf success.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1898-06-08

The name cf iiDi,5on has hcan
ad1csl to The list oi nitel State;
heroes.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1898-06-08

CEHvEEA Is surely in The bottle
and IIohson droyc ;ilo cork to keep
him there.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1898-06-08

TIE Democrats issued 800, 600 r.
600 worth OF bonds il time OF
peace, yet they ara now obiccting
to any bond issue to conduct the
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1898-06-08
WY Fi;e syar t:a- Hove: G;..v!y

os t.c House ii Representatives.
write. 10 II, ,:9,,ar -!,. ,~ir,:!-.tq
.,,1:....,, ',,,,,..;., u..,,. th.
W - ,','
So> q '''''ei' ''"' 'e''i ''''"s'
sl"" III pressing the War upon
Spain. rs follows:
THE oyyrr..,rnn: ronc too soon
has nt,t q stop to unauthorized
~.at~1aent- from !. :. ui.:cer<, but
suppose the "yc!.rW inilii;,l>
will l." a. raI-i -i-tcui!y u> ever.
The 1's;,. facts il Che o;'-,,, arc the:
L l:a~ been iac p>;!tT Of ON GOV
ernnrNt -: year ic !:@N~ AZ
standing a1l.:T of amy aoc";tn;.
y hen }r;;E ":'&g ou 4: tt,;;; a'3nu;
y, 500 -5fe.:"s~, -. told. >,itt~r>,i
ali over ti,v Union. Ne had Nc,
over -. A.4tlD rifles an,i 10: enough
ammunition t. .a>t u:!t hour o;
;.ctua! lighting No' moro than
fifteen e: o"r N"r ~i.lns were ready
for y:ar. W. bal nu uniforms: no
comn:sa;,. ::pr'ie>: hat :, few
batteries 1t sa:;;ll artillery. and
practically ~ cua~, furt:iicutinns.
Inain '!;,,: !srr navr already nu,!ip-
,c,.: over 100. 1000 men in arms. II
would have been ti.1 height . fol-
II to have atsrnlatcI 10 .ji..i to
Cuba. An attack on IIayana
would have resulted in the dcs-
,r;ig,iya ut at !cis. 2 nar; of our
feet: ana ;hcn. .,oa:n had there
7u.,nt.; ;ruouS.
,,Hy t';c u;,nu.. exc,,ioo VIC have
,u, o,lr fleet ~ :;r,,;irc. 1r,un. ria,-
uta,,,urcl ammunition. and are
m, ,'z;r,r rifles -: ral,;,|iy a pf,.si;,ic.
W. I9yn ,oyy s,,nr,, IN 100 n1G
,,,;.t,-.-Y,nuy &C .;,cm .r, rnor,,3o.i
o.s thu, ia!f have uniforms We
have r,yaj,v mon .c1 horses hut
fon. s.,},1,n.. ,n s,l,or. nr co,!,;,os
! fcy font ard lt,lc can,n couinna.,c
, All these tl.inrs have to be nads-,
..,"'.', ~'' ~ n.',, w ',l'"'- ' r'>' ,-',o',. =.
;;t,I, ~ H.. .::9,,9lin., .tu,,I ,r,Iy
- oI,,,z, the irrs:l;e,t anr ~.
/ ;t.1,joc; for dn;nr nott.in~. =. i by
! lie va~c nf = marie, wand +:,e1-
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1898-06-08

TIE farmer no ion2rc wants Il
dollar diluted with 80 per cent of
nothing in order to bring abo'::
dGi!nr Whcat.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1898-06-08

No doubt il Bryan were j'rc,i-
dent he would have jumped in and
wiped Spain off the map harcnand-
ed.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1898-06-08
House FURNISHINGS.

1t will soon tc house cjesy>ing time, and
when it comes, you may need something ip
this line. If you do remember that we can
supply the want and the following specials
may be Of interest to you:
Sc in. .5crim, for Curtains, only SC per yd
Nice Lace Curtains .15c per pair
Better Lace Curtains 75c, 95c. 81 .25, $l.5O
Good Straw Mating 12c per yard
Extra good Straw Mating 15c 2oc, 25c yd
Roller Window Curtains. complete. 12c each
Drapcry for Nantes. 121zc and 15c per yd
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1898-06-08
Sl.OO Per Annum.
ANNOUNCEMENTS 5.

JUDGE CotNTY YCOuET. lzt District
We arc attcrizest &c announce
JULES z BOYER.
OF Union Township, ;.:a Candidate So ::.e
Office of !a1g. of the Comfy -oGrt from
the Isl district. sn5i:ci II nomination ~
tho Republican oJHn.y convention
JUDGE COUNTY COUliG', "a Dist,ic:
W: arc au:hcr:z' to aaryn-ce
HENRY Z. CDI!ID.
OF Harmony Township. asa cardiaa,e FIR
the office o: Judge cf the County Ce,'..:
from the "a district, subject u noEo:ao..
ton by the Republican county convention.
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1898-03-25

FINE ORGANIZES.

Wehad time to get them; the old story
cturer wanted wanted the hesita
accepted 500 yards Of Fine Or
ganes land be had after this lot beautiful
Styles dark light figures light and
beautiful that caught the
shine really worth IT, the husi
6cents the yard