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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-09-27
gpomentnbe autuote staats- BeHnaa aattrood1, ~. 8epte1aber 1899.

ferner @6iel BEN Plan gum Sort BON So
6annesburg, be1en 8au CT periOnli9 gez
leitet BAT, unb i9 babe i'm 1897 tpieber1oit
i'm Sort pG4renD Der 8ou3eit beiudt. 81
mar big 4nfang bteies Subres dn4 @om@
manbant bes Sorts, bas iebt BON g(off,
benz @6niegerlobne paul 8riiger's, hefeb=
Itgt pirb, nit &rupp1den 5eftungS9e@
Idiiben grpBen Sali6ers unb nelleft tier Gon%
1~truction drmirt lit unb nit Denielbe1 in
t~penigen Stunben gang johannesburg Dem
@rbbp0en glei9 MAIDEN fdnn.
SIM Sabre 1897 bate S9isl Die Qbitdt,
MIDI na9 Berlin gu begleiten, um bas pom
mir engagirte Corps bon einigen ~stpa16ig
8ursn gu bri1en, bic auf Der gburlottenz
burger Sranspaal= ausftelung (oie 10
unglifli9 o6ne meiue S9ulb per=
fra9te) NIT ben &afern Srieesz
fpiele ouffi4ren fo1ten. Or. 2epbs
mar bereits fir S9iers urlaub gez
nonren. Nls ib aber zines Morgens friib
6 ubr nit S6iel gum Obm puul gu elmer
Safe &affee ging urb meme 8itte pOrz
trug, fam i9 f3le3t an. Wd6renb 8riiger
fih bel Dem eriten offi5ieIen Gmpfunge i'm
StaatsgebduDe in @~esentpart ~unieres Gonz
1uIs, 9errn BON !5erff, Der MIDI einfuArte,
bes Or. Qepbs, Der Mitglieber bes ausz
fi6renben 8atbes unb bes offi3ie1en DBL
meti9ers 5iemli9 feierGi9 uno cerempnieu
ge5eigt bate, mar ct in fetner Rribatluo3z
nung bus gauge 9egentbei1.
n2ies benz 9oftor bod bic 3eitung Dor,"
tpanbte fi9 &riger Die Morte erregt
beruusftOBen0 - an feinen Gnglii9 nerz
ie5enOen S4piegeriobn @loff, die eng
ldnDer tpolGen Die 0eGugoa : 8ai ne6msn,
neue &rie9sgefubren bro6en. 0a brau9e
i6 Gapitdn @6iel gang DEFENDERS, Der iein
Sort fertig boleu fou, unb aud bic junsen
8uren, bic Sic, 9pttor, en9agirt bo6en,
fam ib ni6t ent6e6ren." - S6on bamals
muB ou6 bic englii9e Gegterung ettpas
9erartiees i'm @4ilbe gefiibrt BADEN, pas
oann tpieoer ~riidgdngig gema9t nuroe.
0enn ais i6 auF benz bon mir gebarterten
9ampfer n&rab" bon 9elagoa Sal noG
0urban fubr, begegneten mir in Der Na9t
bonn 10, gum 20, Npril 1897 feds ftattz
li6en englii9en, auf Der 5u6rt na6 Der
0elagouz9at begriffenen 8riegsT9iffer, bic
in 5Dei &eiben uns entgegentamen, uns
umf4tpenften, 10 baB mir in Der Mttte 5pi@
i9en betOen &eiben burdfabren muBien
unb bic uas nit einem &egen BON Hoteten
Iopie nit Sdeinperfern er6eQten. Grit a1s
unfer englifAes Union 2ine : @9iff ii9
bur6 gtafeten=S ignale gu e~rtennen CAB,
fte1ten Die englii6en 8riegsI3iffe bas auf
uns geridtete Spiel i6rer G9einperfer unb
8dteten Elm.
SEPT lit mein 6reu1rb @6tet pGDB1i6
gum Sberiten a%bancirt unb nit Der 8ilz
bung unb Si6rung Oes beutIGen TreiDiGtz
genz@orps, bas man big auf 1000 I}anu
@tdrte gu bringen gebenft, betraut. Der
ridtige Munn an Der rt9tigen @teGe! @o
iebr mir bonn btplomatii6en Stanbpuntte
aus fotpie aus anberen @riinben gegen Die
Sbeilna6me zines beut16en 5reitpiligenz
Corps am &rtege gegen @ngGano @intpanb
erbe6en m0gen, 10 f0nnen mir u~nm0gIid
biefen oeutT6en 8riibern, bic fir Bit
Sransbaal@3epubl aus freiem Mntriebe 81
tdmpfen gebenten, unTere Q6tung berfagen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-09-27
Waarenmarft.

gu liter - Bette creamery, 22Hc; /. auatit1t.
1896; SO. 9, 16-16Me; bette na1sema4te, Is -l6c,
bette 9airp l7-ls; l. AuoIItdt A-l6ei 2. AuaIitdE
l3-I4c.
Rafe-Eptus. 1l-11He; gOuns arnereas, llH-
1lhe; Bird, neuer, l0-l0hc; SiTtbnrger, ueusr, 9h-
9%c; S6weiaer, I0A-l1Ac.
30 NJ n-8elte, 81. l5-l.17M; bette vWteoium5"
ST. lo-1.1 2M.
eI-Eurfeps, 9-1ec per pIuno; Shbner
9-9Ac per Qfb.; springs. 10-10hc Der 9fb.; 0dufe,
6-12c per @funb; @nten, 7A-8c per 9fuHb.
Gier-6aua frtf9s @erlafts obssrsbHet 16-l6h
bas 9usenb.
RatbfG elf go bis IS gfuub Sesui9t 7-7Ar; 70
bis 100 Bflub, 7h-Se; 100 bis 110 Btuuh. 8h-9e; ges
tp5bnIi6es biz i@peres, &c.
8eI1Io9tete nj r-$2. $1,000.
Grif9e Slide 8lod Bag. has gfunb, 10Y
llhc; Qife, 6hr; 8idereG, 5-5hc.
gteueut NJ a d s-SepobHliass bis beItes. 1922:
per @funh
SOni a-9unfIer big btler, 8-1Sc per @fanS.
8efencorn - 7-9c per Pfunb.
9opcprn-8eites, 81. 90 per 100 95uno.
ga n-3abms, magere bis fette. 5Oc-8l.50 pDbh.
aepfeI- gteue, $l00-2.5o has Gag.
9irnen-$3 $3.50 per SAB.
9firfi9 e-Wsi9igaa, lis Smitel=gastet, 20-Sc.
80 ei II eu-@oneoros. 1l-l2hc per SsPtuub
8oSfet; 9elonorts, 5=4funb 8asfets, 13-15c.
9fIau en-0amions, 75e-$1 90 fur Is Nt..Rite.
Gttro ne n-Wteiiiua. $4.00-5.o0 bic 9iite.
8ou ~aneH-5efte, T5c-$l.50 bos 8iHoet.
Calf pruier Oft Y1at1nen. 4s8ostet Crates
81. rs; 9irii6e, i'll 2O=8funb &tft1en, $1.00-I.25
girnen, per Rifts, $l.50-2.15 Sraubeu, Sotaeer, 81. Is
-l.50.
5eibeIbeere n-0ti6i9nn, 75c-$l.25.
@rauberries-gap @ob, $3.50 S .01; MisroHfiR.
75c peg Is Quarts.
@offermetoHeM-S300- $40. 90 per Suubert.
8 slime ouen - Sens, IA 8uideI=9astet l5-
zoe; Ofage in grates, $500; Safeniaf, $3.50.
&artoff eIn-Garlp Sbio. 32c per 8uI9el; Sebrons.
S2-34c; &oIe. 3I-33c; biei9e in IA 8ui9el S6deH
45-50c.
ehBsRartOfteGu-Seriep So so-2.75; girginia,
81. 50-I.75.
Notbe Rfiben- SIPS per 100 giinbel.
5eIIerie-Wli6igan, 30-40e per Rite.
9~urteu-bieii9e. $3.50 per @ad.
aei Btr out-Stefges, Sl.25-l.40 per Grate.
Gg9 ~9Iant-15-25c pet 9ubeno.
81 9obnen-15-18 per Quart.
u-50-75c per Ia 9u11eI=Sad.
8td1es - 75c-$2.5o per 1~H.8ulhel.5af, lie nab
Der SrDBe.
Srunes 6 n-35-40c per 5.9us. Saf.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES per 1hsSuiGeLa 5a6.
S6nittbob ne u-S1.O0-I.50 per 1A 8uIbeL.
Spmateu 9teii9e, 1880 per 8uiheL
MetBruben - &utabagos, 1870 per cad.
Ed mdmm me - 1896 b. 4fo.
Gelbriben reue, Use fir 100 9iinbeL.
9abt g d en- 75c per 100 8iiubet.
Rffermaoren - Observation-Disclosures 9Oc; fIe,ae
G6mal5fiIten Sl00.
Sdute-Srf9e, aeiaI3en, ibfper, 9Ic; frii5s, &c.
ialsen, beI9abigt sA-9s; &alb. $50. l. lie; 9to. e. she.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-09-27

aus f6par3er Ger9e, 9orntrt nit einen1
IGrdgen Stoffitreifen ul1b 8roiO in tleiner
grabesfen. &ann auf BRET Arten bergeiteat
iuerDen. GrIens fann Die @arntrunq
b~erartig ange6ro6t perben, DAB tie c'nen
11eberlprrf imitirt; Die 1lmrife giebt bas
Muiter. 3mettens er5ielt man ei1er
itDlpollen Gffeft, ipenn man iiber benz SUIT
ter oeg unteren &odtbeils eiren anOersfarbt=
gen 6toff onbrin9t. 9rittens fam
man ben oberen @odtbetl ols tunitoartigen
llebermurf b~eritelen unO am unteren 5nOe
ieporat obfertigen, po3u Oos Muter Die per-
f~orirten 2tnien giebt. Ser &od 1T rabfDr=
mig unO past Dur3 fur3e @innd6er 9latt
itber Den @itfte1r.
Muiter TITS in @r0Ben fitr %, "a, 26,
% unD 80 Satllentp.
8~eguldrer 4reis 25 Gents. nnier
Qreis 10 @erts.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-09-27

- Se6 fDrungen bur9 Sdbafz
r II If Sn elmer Stubie iiber Gebft0z
rungen bur9 Sabatrau6en, bic BrofeHor
2aqueur in StraBburg in Der lebten g}umz
mer Der BON Or. 30. 8, G4ntrer berausgez
gebenen Glini19zt6erapeuti19en @o9enz
19rift" per0ffentlt6t, ma9t er ben 8erfu9,
cine 6bgiene bes &au6ens auf3uiteQen, bic
o19 fir peitere &reiIe Snteref1e bat: 9as
Mi9tigfe tit 1el6itber 1tdnbli9 Die W}dBigfeit
i'm SabufsgenuB. Die tdgli9e DOTS, tpel9e
obne S6aben fir Die @efunbbeit genofen
nerben fam, 1T ungefG6r Is @ramm Saz
BAT, bic elmer Nn5a6l BON etpa flint Cigar
rem nittlerer @rDBe ent1pre9en. Sci emf
neutrality-suspicious. f0nnen ii9 au9 Bel fleiz
men @aben @t0rungen Der 9er5tbdti9feit eirz
fteaen, @etpiB fpielt audi Die Aualitdt beg
Sabuts cine ni6t 81 INTERCOLLEGIATE RoGe;
aqein es 1T Elm Srrt6um, gu gldubet, 0aB
bic ein6eimif9en fogenanrten lel9ten Sor@
ten uni9dbli9 finb, iie iinb pielmebr itdrfer
%nitotin6altig ais Die 9abannata6afe. W}an
foute niemals Bel leerem Magen rau9en, am
beiten ntrb bas Hou6en unmittelbar mad
Der Ma6l5eit pertragen, Sang Dertperflt9 1T
oas Hau6en i'm nI6ternen 3uitanoe Dor
benz Srii6iiid unb fait ebenfo na9t6etlig
bas leiber pielberbreitete Hau6en unmittelz
bar bor Der 6auptmablaeit, um bas 9ungerz
gefi6l burb3ubrdngen. 8ta man 5piiden
ben 6auptmdbl3eiten rdu9en, 10 1ou man
por6er cine geringe Menge Nabrung 81 fi9
ne6men; Elm tleiner 3piebad D0er Elm Stidz
9en G6pfolabe geniigt f9on, I'm bic W}agen=
1uft1efretipn Elm tpentg an5urege1. Wtan
mDge Die gigarre ni9t unnDt6ig i'm Mtuno
6alten unb ni6t Bis an bas GuBeri tie gnOe
rduGet, ba infolge Der 9ur9feu9tunJ 0es
pberen SbeiIes Der Gigarre f3doltae Cub
ftanaen bes Sabaf6lattes gelDft peroen. G5
1T bringenb not6penbig, ben i'm obigen
@inn mGBigen Sa6atsgenuB ein5uf6rdnten,
1obulo fi6 bic eriten neutrality-suspicious.
gen bemerf6ar MAIDEN. Nls iol6e IinO Stu
rungen Der 9er3tbdttgfeit an3uieben - tpie
8etlemmungsgefiibl 9er5tlopfen. 8eadtet
Der &au1er bic erite 8erparnung ni4t,
bann lit er bon a1beren f4peren @ergtfz
ungserf6einungen bebrobt.
- Sn Dem 1angpierigen 3pGG>
freit Der ct. Ga11er Spibers
bGnbGer nit Dem Nen gorfer
3o1Iumt BADEN bic %eriteren einen tpid=
tigen @ieg errungem. 9as &lafffi5irungsz
amt bes @eneralzgi ni9dBertoGegiums CAB
ndmGi9 am 8. @uguit cine fir bic ct.
galer &uufleute febr tpi4tige Grtldrung a6,
3ufolge pel6er ii4 bic Regierung Der Ser.
Staaten g~e3tpungen ieben pirb, einen groz
ZEN getrag Don be5Ogenen ginfu9r3Onen
pieber beraus5ugeben. Die ct, GaGer
@~piBen6dnb1er tperOen an3Ougebii4rsn etpa
Srs. 10000 5urider9alten.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-09-27

go. 1, aus i6par3em Sarnmet, %sefiittert
nit elfenbeinfarbigem Qttlas, ipelGer Iib an
ben 1piben 0Reeoers bemertbar ma6t. @arni=
runs aus @ppltquezginiab. Sas Sadet
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-09-27

Ntnbnteb purbe in ben 9tod 9aros tpie fotgt
nptirt:
Grtrosfetne 5here, I300-1650 TfItO ...... $685.. 70
! @hnre 6ttere. I25o-l5O0 Bftub 500 g.. 45
Suite 5tiere, I250-1,5O0 8funb ........ .. 5.6O-595
W}ittelm6Rioe Stiere. 1IO0-I35O 8funb , $685.. So
@uteG5tiere. lOOO-IIOO 0fuub 1905. IS
@epbbnli9e 9tiere. 900 Bis 100 9funb... AIS = 85
Suite biz porai9lube Sttere .........." 4.25-5oO
@emDhuIide big cute 5ttere., as. 300 20
BuIeu, bette bis ertras9ute 0uaIitat. ..,... 3.6o@.40
| 9unsu. ~oerinaere bis nllttlere Qnalitat. -. 2.60-3. SO
sserfeu. beft. 4.S0-525
RIbeuuh ererreu. aute 4.lo-4.75
Rihe uub EerTeu. aetpDbuIibe bis aute. ... 3 so 400
Rfbe. mittelmdRioe 2.8O-3.50
Ruhe. oep6hnIine bis quite Gouners. ...... 1852. rs
| @toos ,lnh StIeu 3.25-5. so
G4lber. bette =. 6.50-7.50
| R1lber. oerinoere anaIrt6t 4.00-6. 25
@emdftete meStli6be 5ttere 3.75-5.l 10
Gemdftete Teros= Sttere. $3.50
SUITE bis aus9epdbIte Geras Stiere ...,... S.2O-42 20
@filbtibeuna S%prinqer5. per Shaf ...,,.. 3Ooo~ 5Soo
3ufubr $500 9tiid.
g 1tuet NJ notlrten:
| Bette unb protnare bon 1nebr oIs PAS BfnnS
9urbi6nttts9eut6t ........ =. ......S455-47 Is
So. burfeinanoer .............. ...... 4.15-4 52M
MusoelpdbIte, afforttrte, 20o-250 Bfuno.. 4.40-4 72K
Qusaen6blte, aifurtlrte, 190-245 9iuno. 450 A. 80
Geibte, fbDne. 160-l909funo.. ....... 475-485
1ei1te, prbin6re. 140-l95 4funh ........ 450-47 TN
v8ies", 80-l39 9Tuuo ... ............ 400 @75
.@uaS" .......... :. ...."......,., ... 2'O0-4.l5
| Snfubr q, 900 Sttd.
S9afe- Simmer 1850, S6brIinee g. 25-Aoo;
MtutterI9afe, 3.4O-Ss5; @uas, 2.O0-S25.
3ufubr 1900 Stad.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-09-27
ginanibert d. t.
Der Gelomdrft.

Der Gelomarft.
gDehIe1 ouf Stem 9ort ipuroeu 9eiterr nit SOC 2iss
conto ~oerfauft.
9ta6itebenb bic fir 9eftern an9e8sistsn We9ielturie
ouf Die 9auptbaneeIspl6Be Guropas:
gi6t. go gase
eorbun 9funb @terIiu9) ........ 1851 482
9oris (Graucs) e. -. ...... 52o% $685.
Berlin CO}artl. ...... ...... ...... "a 1916 "a lib
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-09-27
Diehmarft.

mtnboteb parDe in ben stOa. CARDS tuis fOtst
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-04-29

IS easier for the corporations TO inhu-
enoe few members of the Legislature
than TO influence the popular vote. They
are in sympathy with the object Of the
May Convention. as expressed in the
CALL and they regard this as an excel
lent opportunity to inaugurate a move
ment chat will bring about the desired
reform.
The Times is In sympathy with that
movement and in sympathy with the
people who demand that an opportunity
be given them to express their choice OF
candidates. We repeat that We are not
fighting Senator Martin. nor are we advo-
eating the candidacy OF any man. We
simply want the people to have an op-
portunity TO be heard. Let the people
have a chance to speak. and let all the
candidates submit their claims TO the
people. Then ir Mr. Martin receive the
nomination. we shall not say one word
against il.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-04-29
THE PEOPLES CONVENTION.
he Halifax Independent says:

The HdIiaN independent says.
Not for years, perhaps, has there been
such q wide-awake and enthusiastic gath
eiing OF the Democrats of Halifax coun-
" as that held at Houston on Monday
last The hearty endorsement of the call
for the conference 10 be held in the city
Of Richmond on May 10Th. indicates that
the people axe thoroughly in sympathy
with the movement to secure the election
of Unitd stats senators by the direct
vote Of the people instead of by state
Legislatures. as at present.
The meeting was thoroughly repre-
sentative. and the entire proceedings in
dicated that the people are still IN the
saddle and can meet. deliberate and act
I'm genuine Jeffersonian Democratic style,
without the aid OF the machine or ''the
properly constituted authorities OF the
party"
The Brunswick Gazette says:
The sentiment OF the Democratic masses
OF this county is practically a unit in
favor OF the objects proposed to be ac-
compished by the conference to be held
in Richmond on the 10th Of May The
writer anxious 10 ascertain the prevail
ing sentiment among Democrats made IL
his business on court day 10 interview the
rank and file as he met them on the
court green, and out Of over three hun
bred thus interviewed he did not find
a man. who was not heartily in favor OF
the conference and .of the <Jects Il has
been called 20 accomplished.
we cannot but think that the May
Convention Will lie composed of Demo
Gratis Of this stripe. They are not coming
here to promote the Individual candidacy
OF any man. n We understand their
temper and the movement. but TO help
along great cause in which the people
Of this State are vitality interested They
are convinced b. observation and expe-
rience that the present system Of electing
United States senators has become an
abuse, and that IT does not serve the
purpose for which 1t was originally de-
signed They say that the tendency Of
the age is towards organization, that
the great corporations OF this country
are disposed 10 use their power with the
Legislature TO. elect men who represent
their interests rather than the interests
OF the people. and they believe that It
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-04-29

terprises which they control swept from
the face OF the earth. Better nation OF
psupcrs with honor and independence
than nation OF fat slaves and pulngs.
No hog heaven" for us.
This paper has been called the friend Of
trusts because we have had the temeriiy
20 say that the trusts have operated In
most instances I'm the benefit OF the gem
oral public But II we know our own
mind and heart we are first OF all con-
ccrned for the American people. and we
are ready at all times 10 make any sac
rihce. so take up arms. II necessary. IN
defense OF the absolute liberty which was
vouchsafed TO the American people by
our forefatherS, and which was handed
down 20 us through the Declaration OF
Independence and the Constitution and
tho war OF the Revolution as our most
precious heritage.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-04-29
The ISSUE IN BRUNSWICK.
Honest Elections" Against "SncccsS
by ANY Menns.'

WHITE PF.AINs. VA. April 2.-Spe-
cial-A warm and interesting contest VIII
be wagod in this county from this date
What is here known as tho ring or
so-called regular Democrats. held con-
vention on the 18th instant putting
full county ticket in the field. The re
pubHcans held n conference on the "a
instant. and decided not 10 make any
nominations but 10 support any mo,
pendent" or Opposition ticket Wnch
might develop. and. in substance 10 SUD
rort any candidates. by doing "nl'h
there was a promise of fmrer elecuoh
methods in the county.
Mr. Y. 7. Buford. the present attorney
for the Commonwealth, had long prior 10
the convention announced himself can
didate for reelection. When IL met there
were quite a number OF the delegates
who wished to bestow the nomlhal'n
on him. but he, in a speech before INA.
body. refused 10 accept. even sHoui"
a nomination be rendered him. ior t"e
reason. as stated 10y him, that NJ ue-
lioved the interests Of the people OF inc
country would be best subserved by az
lowing the untrammeled candidacy or
every aspirant for public trust.
Since that time Mr.. J. Russell Rawhnss,
who was elected clerk Of the county
Court six years ago. and deprived OF the
office by frauds. has again entered the
lists.
II "a expected that independent can
di5at.s for most Of the other offices viii
announce themselves during this week
and as the election methods In this
county have been for years Irregular the
main issues raised i'm the canvass will be:
Tair honest elections; popularity and
ntness OF the aspirants, as against
fraudulent election methods and the
"rule BY any means" policy strictly po-
l,tical ISSUES. both state and national be-
ing entirely eschewed
.rhere viii doubtless Re other minor
issues one. az least OF which should. by
al means. be a reform in the present
mode OF working Cor. more correctly
stated. the mode OF not working) the
public roads ~
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-04-29
CIrnHENI COMMENT.

Mr. pleasant A. Stoyall. editor or the
savannah Press, in the C Nrse OF his re-
cent Grafton on Memorial Day in Atlanta
used these significant words:
The South must continue TO be the Dai-
ance wheel OF this republic. The courage
the patience. the fortitude. the seli-sacTl-
flee. the patriotism of the Southern
statesmen and the Southern soldier must
continue to animate their descendants or
this republic will be hopelessly ruined
No true principle ever honestly asserted
was asserted In vain; no hero who ever
vaiantiy died I'm "A righteous cause diea
I'm vain. The spiri; which moved upon
the plains Of Manassas won the Datte
Of Manila bay, and the heroism reflected
from Shiloh shOne upon the victorious
heights OF Santiago. Let us hope that
some OF the craftsmanship OF Montgoin-
cry and OF Richmond will furnish inc
saving grace 70 an exuberant republic
now entering tho most dangerous depths
Of her history"
Quite true. The South In indeed the
conservative section Of the country.
There Is more patriotism here and a bet
ter conception of the principles and pur-
poses Of Republican government inis
u Why II has grisvsd ana aiarmso us
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-04-29
rrOpIDA AND PROTECTION.

As We expected and as we intimateu
in \ previous article. the protective reso-
luton recently adopted by the Flor'o"
LEGISLATURE has been taken up by mo
New York Press, high protection news
noper. and Torn into shreds. The resolu-
tion e in the nature of a memorial 10
Congress and starts out with dec'"i d.
ton in favor of a tariff for revenue oh'S'
but with reference to cotton II iaVOi5 an
import duty OF 20 per cent. ad Na'oie"'
ana &c. per pound on all long-staple cot
ton imported into the United states
Florida Congressman are requested 10 use
their endeayor 10 have such demand
Incorporated into the tariff laws OF the
United States. The Press says That Sen"-
for Taliaferro. recently elected by the
Legislature which adopted this fesoiu-
ton. will be well advised If he declines
70 lend himself TO the ludicTous hypocrisy
contained in this typical expression OF
Southern attitude on The tariff and avo"
frankly the indispensable need Of protec-
ton to his constituency"
This recalls the famous remark or
General Hancock that the tariff was
largely a local affair, and someoody
afterwards humorously suggested that
the platform of the national parties, In
order TO be acceptable to all. should con-
tain a resolution declaring in favor OK
protection for all communities which
wanted protection. and free trade Tor all
communities which did not. There j. but
one safe and consistent tariff doctrine
for Democrats, and that is the old time
tariff for revenue only, and this tariff
should apply TO raw materials as wei
as to manufactured products. The FIorioa
resolution is inconsistent and contradlc-
tory, and is as far removed from Demo-
eractic doctrine as the East is from the
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-04-29
MIR. T.. HARVIE SPENCE MAKES A
LARGE SALE,

Mr.. f. Harvie Spence who Is the largest
handler of trunks In the South. was
formerly the foremost shoe man Of Rich
mond. and since his trunk business has
grown 10 such great proportions his
space for shoes has grown less. When
he moved out OF the large building now
used as the Biicu Theatre. he looked
around for a purchaser 10 relieve him Of
the surplus portion Of his shoe stock,
which he could find no room for I'm his
new store. He naturally turned 10 Rich,
monds largest enterprise. The Meyer
Store. as he well knew they were willing
To buy any lots. no matter how large
The advertisement OF Julius Meyers
Sons. I'm another column to-day tells OF
the starting Of their sale Of the shoes
bought from Mr. Spence. and when Il Is
taken into consideration that Mr.. Spence
dealt IN the finer grades Of shoes only. he
must indeed. have made Sacrifice 70
enable The Meyers TO sell his (Spence'0
Ladies' Shoes for G9c. q pair and Infants
and Children's Shoes FOR 2jc.<a pair.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-04-29

No 81. Younger. t. c.. wholesale gro
Ger, No. l02 Virginia street.
The following numbers should be
changed:
No. lUG Griffin & Smither fruits and
coniectioneries, 40. Az north Sixth 81.
should bee
30 17G6 Griffin & smither fruits and
confcctoneries. No. Az north Sixth ST.
The followig names are incorrectly
listed:
No. 81. y. y. Steam Laundry. No. u
north Ninth street
should he
No. ~ New York Laundry No. Z north
Ninth street.
No. 1912. Marion. W. D.. electrical sup
plies, 10. iii T.. Main street.
should be
No. 1872, Marrow. W D.. everything
electric. No. III r. Main street
No. $40. Heslip H. l.. coal and wood.
1915 Beverley street
should be
No 49, Heslep IT. F.. coal and wood.
No. 1915 Beverley street.
Subscribers will confer n favor on tho
Company and on other subscribers nv
cutting ont this notice and inserting Il IN
their directories In prominent place.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-04-29
SOUTHERN BAPTIST CONVENTION
At Louisville, ky.--One Fare for tie
Hound Irip via &. aud q.

Route 10 Louisville Ky. for delegates
aud visitors 10 Southern Baptist Coaysn-
ton and AuSiliaries. These tickets viii
be on sale May Sth TO 18th, limited to
fifteen days. with privilege OF extension
10 June 10th By dspositing return ticket.
Delegates from Baltimore. Washington.
Richmond, &c, will take Chesapeake and
Ohio railway train leaving Richmond 2:l5
=. VI, MAY ioth, and Will be pleased 10
Lave others Join them. Extra sleeping
cars Will be on this train Those wishing
berths reserved should early notify John
d. Potts. a. G.. p. A. Chesapeake and
Ohio railway Richmond Va.