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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-05-05
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uno Ouran fam tejn 8peifel obpalz
ten, oaB bic Demotraten pieoer Silber
u%ufne6msn psrben."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-05-05

Die fsdsid6rige Neaie Simon
ftar6 geitern gu Srenton, rs, an
8rdmpfen, pel4e cine 6olge bon
ue6eranItrsngung our4 SeilIpringsn
fnnren.
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-05-05
ser @rnid neriu6e bie 0atter nidt.

Ser @rnld ueriudr bic SITTER uiht.
9robibence, u. g, 4 Mai. -
Man furatst, ouB Sapt. Sips. Grapo
aus Ispz9soFOrO, pGther in einem
mun SUP .dngsu Boot bon bier na9
Gu6u d6ging, pdbreno oes geitrigen
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fab bic MannT6aft Der 8ufsnretz
t%ua9sitat:on gu Boint SuOitb Den Gae
pitdn uro iein Boot in Der IGbe Oss
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ipiPe gu umI6iffen i'm 8egriffe mar.
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@eieqI4dft Ieiner Satin in einem 20
SUB I1nun 8oote BON Gsps9eOforo
aus ijber Den atlantiIhen S5eun nu9
Gnglan0.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-05-05

81 ertlGren, oaB ron elmer Derarligef9
8ermd6lung ~I6erbcupt ME bic 3eos
gepeien fsi uro Die bi5igIiGw Sc
rii6te ieglj6er @e3rinoung eut6e3rz
ten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-05-05
Jrrigtiprn6rft.

Die @ergiflung Der Orei 8inber gsor9
66uFfer's in philadelphia mar
ba8 ReTultat zines un9,udliqs1
3ufaus.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-05-05
illus OeutiNlano.
SntereKante Debate in 8ei6stag
@rai BON SarSUrff'S SppoIitiDn &C
gen Den @prIdbla9 sur GinieBnr9
zines Observation-Disclosures.

Morgen pirb Der 8ei6stag onIdBli4
Der 8eerOigung Teine5 erIten 9rdz
~Tiosnten Or. b. @imfon feline Sit
8ung baGten. = Sin fd6TT4er
utog, pel6er ben @duImdO6en
ba5 9ragen BON GorIst5 Derbiet4t.
grin3 5risbrid @il1slm DON
9reuBen nit einem en9liI4en
8ds4en perto6t. - 4qerIei Sntez
reFantt8 aus Dem Rei6e.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-05-05

ia
Tragtd die SDaSSeIba Was IhT Fueh8r Gekauft HABIT
sohrit "NNNA
'' Won L&AW LNIXIM
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-05-05
GrItaunlt6e &ubbrit.

Sin greiier 9ebrer in feinem S4ulz
5immer Dor Ieinen G6iIern 0ur4
feline Sdpiegsrto9ter, pel4e ebenz
faas Gebrerin lit, burdgepejti4t.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-05-05

Der grDBte She'll BON 9amburg mar
ae5iern N6eno in Ountel gebiat, ba
Bic eleftriT8e 9auptleituug uusgss
6rannt mar. @asli6t uno 8er3en
perbreiteten einen nur triiben S4ein.
SauIenoe ppn @eI6dften BADEN enorz
men S6aben erlitttu. SIN 5baliaz
S6eater tpurbe Der erIfe Oft Bel eletz
lriT6em 2i4t geIpislt, peldes bic OFF
fumuiutpren lieferten, bic peiterenQtz
te puroen Bel 8ersenli4t geIpiett, Ou
@as ni9t gu 6eI4affen mar. Die
hamburger Na4ri6ten" tonnten
nift srI4einen, Bel 6adsIli4t pirO
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-05-05

6auptqudrtier: g. G8mibr8 5als,
Ir. SAB, Uor0 = 8aIbingtonItrdBe.
6inQitunoe: 9ienitdq5 - 0irigent:
&. &hrolus.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-07-02

ana the principles upon which our gov
eminent Is founded and VIII destroy our
unsrishea institutions and tho fabric OF
Independence, liberty and freedom.
II would like to see thu democratic
platform contain plank demanding that
me constitution be so amended as 10 re :
cure me election Of the Federal judiciary
by the people. This branch OF air. nov.
efhment has done more TO wrench our
constitution and bend It from the mani
fest purpose of its trainers than either of
we o'her coordinate branches of the
government, and think this Is In conse-
quenee OF the manner OF appointment OF
the Judges and the tenure OF their office.
DO not-meAn that the judges of our FED
erai courts are not as pure, honest and
good as officers IN any other branch of
me government, but the people have a
sacred love for their constitution. and il
may De tear OF the people that restrains
other Officers from violating or warning
ms iussrument. n 40, I want this sans
Tear 70 animate and s6sox our Fsdsral
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-07-02

anti-imperialistic. l mean anti-expansion.
for tho two terms as understood In the
present political situation In this country
are synonomous or interchangeable. The
contest between the two parties will not
De waged upon any single issue | know
,nat II Is reported In the press that Mr..
Bryan has said that the issue in 1900 viii
be the same as that IN the battle OF iss6-
meaning thereby that the free coinage OF
silver would DO the paramount and all
absorbing issue. He must have meant
TO convey the Idea that the free silver
coinage question would not be unlimited
OF placed In the background. II Mill be
as prominent IN the party platform and
Important In discussion as heretofore, but
~ VIII stand aide by side With the anti
trust and nti-imperialsm. Inyoived In
.ne coinage and trust questions arc great
principles but more largely questions Of
sovcrnmental policy, They AFFECT our
nnnciai prosperity as citizens ana as a
nation ana IN secondary way may cir.
oumssribe. II not destroy, liberty. I,nt
imperialism contravenes our constitution
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-07-02

judiciary. The Federal Judges are too far
removed from the people, 49,
or ~ response to an Inquiry about Gov
ernor savers call .or convention Of
governors to take action looking TO STATE
said '''' AIR. cooper
am glad the governor of Texas bns
taken the lead In the anti trust moyemant
h,ns'sm 90 not concur in the policy he
a anS pursued In inviting the governors OF
al .ne states to the conference. would
nave made il conference OF demoeratic
5 Soaelnots and attorneys general. Ths,
Sorr, party has for years In its plat
, ,orm and In Its legislation State ana Ma
ional, declared against trusts and is
nr ,,,'s aggregatlon OF capital for hurtful
~, . ,,,a purposes. In the history OF
me TWO parties the issue has ALREADY been
.oinea' In the Wilson tarifr hill the demo.
,, ,ann party In congress declared trusts
rnlsmtal and lesislaied against them.
,S.ea inc Dinrley tariff bill was psndInx
III III asmosrsis tried TO ensrah upon tina
=" W AnN'tfust pyoyisioA but thsls e.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-07-02
vorsation with The Post correspondent this

versation with The Post correspondent this
afternoon respecting political questions.
the policy OF the democratic party, and its
probable action in the future. he said;
That Mr.. Bryan viii DO tho nominee OF
tho democratic party at its next National
convention for president there can bo no
doubt. ] think the nominee for vice
president win be a Southern man and ono
OF the strongest and most suitable men
that know OF for this honor rs Senator
John W. Daniels OF Virginia. Should a
selection be made elsewhere than from
the South. then the chances are most IA
vorable for George Fred Williams OF Mas
sachusetts' The platform OF tho last
democratic National convention VIII he
adopted without alteration. save the add.
tlon q strong and clear antitrust and
Anu-iupsriAiistic plsnks. when 4 say
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-07-02

forts were thwarted and defeated by the
republicans, and % you will nnd almost
uniformly where the contest has been
trusts and the republicans have supported
them, You may find few instances
where republicans have opposed trusts but
you VIII not find an instance where the
democrats have favored them. In conse-
quence OF the enormous aggregation OF
capital into trusts recently and the
threatened danger thereof the people have
psoome aroused and win hurl from power
me party that supports them. The repub-
lican party would like to escape from The
position 1t has assumed and occupied and
therefore am sorry that the governor
mas given the republicans an Opportunity
TO escape or retract or to prepare them-
convention" "toAa'
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-07-02

ranch above the snow line, nine
from Molinas camp, were found mu
yesterday. A nephew OF the old
named Briggs Is charged with the 60
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-07-02

Man and wife Murdsrca.
Arssls Camp, Cal, July i.--Joua,hs.
sSxs ana vaaA Who uvat Aloss On :
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-07-02
10 sALEsLAD,Es WANTED.
Wash Goods Department.


dcrt
-
E d p for y s season. wear .s l9e and 70. qualities. lUC
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-07-02
The friends Of Mr.. and Mrs. u


The friends of Mr.. and Mrs. Joll
Hin OF Brazoria county will SYM
with them In the death OF their littN
Robert Eoxley, who died June ~,
after three weeks OF severe Illness.
Just approaching his third year, HE
prattle enliyened the household o.
was the fondly cherished. petted ns,
OF a large family. who Will miss nv
some little presence, and the soft w
OF his dear little encircllng arms. q
Safely, safely gathered In.
Far from sorrow. far from sin:
God has saved from weary strife
In Its dawn, this fresh young ~
Now II waits for US above,
liostihr IN thu kayiour'A ioyel
Jefus grant that We may meGo 4
Tasss sdoyinS 0 Thx seAe" -.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-07-02

Ribbons and Ladies' Neckwear
Ribbons md Neckwear at prices
TINT viii interest everyone who
has them to buy.
Nos /. aud All SILK fancy stripe and
plaid Ribbons, that sold 6oc bolt I'M
of 10 Yards. Sale Price per bolt. IUO
Nos. 2, 4. 8. and s--All silk MORE TAT
feta and double faced Satin Ribbon. in
lilac. brown. tan. nile maize. old rose,
gray. olive and cream. selling up to
15c yard. Sale Price. IN
per yard ..........-......-....- w
Nos. 10. I6. 20 and 40-Pure Silk double
faced Satin, Satin with Gros Grain back
and MORE Taffeta Ribbon. In brown,
navy. rose, maize, tan, cream, yellow.
gray, old gold, olive, blue and pink.
sold for 25c and Soc yard. On
Sale Price, yard ................... W
Ladies' Belt Buckles. with slide. in Gilt
and silver sold for 25c and Csc. En-
Sale Price w
Ladies' Pique and Pleated Lawn Stocks.
with small bow. embroidery. lace and
net trimming. also pleated Satin Stocks
In all light shades. sold for 25c lEn
and 35c. Sale Price ............. IJO
White Swiss. Lawn and Net Ties. lace.
tucks and pleated ruffle trim 0Eo
mings. sold for SOC. Sale Price,. LuG
Carpets.
You'll travel many mile ana
fnre worse before inding Carpet
bargains to equal these. All Carr
pets sold during this sale, made,
hid and lined free.
4oc Ingram Carpet. 2-ply. oEo
Clearance Price ................ LuU
75c Ingram Carpet 2-ply. all wool. Kiln
Clearance Price ..,............ VI ~
75c and Soc Tapestry Brussels.
some with borders. Ef)n
Clearance Price Coo and UuG
81 n and si.00 Moauette and Administers.
floral designs. light and dark ef- QEo
fects- Clearance Price. soc and UuG
81 20 Wilton Velvet Carpet.
choice colorings. nm
Clearance Price .................. IiUu
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-07-02
Lace Curtains.

Our great purchase of Lace Cur-l
tains' is not exhaustedB plfces
quoted today stand out with koea]
Significance. Here are few ~
the Cut Prices for this -ESt
Clearance Saief Al
Nottingham Curtains 30 inches wide
So yards long, regular 81. pair. ~
Clearance Price ................. USu
81. so and 81. 90 Nottingham Curtains. o.
81 inches wide and sh yards long. OBJ
Clearance Price ................. OOt
Fish Net Curtains. In cream ana white,
regular $3.50 and $500. 0Q
Clearance Price ................. usOU
Plain and Dotted swiss Curtains. "a
regular $3.50. tstf6
Clearance Price ................. INV
30 odd pairs Irish Point Curtains, 60 inch9
wide. yards long. regular $500 A nm
to $40 90 pair. Clearance Price.... WV
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-07-02
Gents Furnishings.

Clearance Sale bargains that
| VIII crowd this popular depart.
ment as never before.
Mems Unlaundered Shirts. best quality.
DwiGht's Anchor Cotton. Linen bosom
and bands. regular 900 quality. 1M
"Guyot" Patent Suspenders. all lenKths
In light plaids and stripes. lfla
regular 25c. Sale Price .......... tW
Mems Woven Colored Border Handker-
chiefs. border fast regular l0c 0ki
quality. Sale Price. six for 49,. Lvu
Mems Puff Bosom Nog!igee Shirts. hneE
quality Scotch Madras Cloth. h0l
regular si.00 quality. Sale Price -rvs
Mems undershirts. best quality Egyptlu
combed yarn. pearl button finish. l0E
sold regular at 25c. Sale Price,. tJt
Mems genuine Boston Garters." sold
everywhere for 25c pair. ia
Sale Price Observation-Disclosures. wv
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-07-02
Donestics.

Great reductions to boom tht
sale. "YoU emit deceive u we.
man" in the price when you show
Ter the goods.
s6-inch Bleached Soft Finished Domestic
&c quality. hM
Sale Price. per yard ........... f2t
Real Bookfold Apron Check Bingham, 4
all size checks. SC quality. flt
Sale Price. per yard ....,....... Wv
i2x36 ready made Pillow Cases.
TIC quality, 81
Sale Price. per yard ........... w
slx9o ready-made Hemmed Sheets.
45c quality. 9ki
Sale Price NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Wv
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-07-02
Laces and Embroideries.

The bargains I'm this depart
mcnt will cause dclirium of de-
light.
odd lots OF Laces and Insertions. consist
ing OF 0rientals. Applidues Valenciennes,
Point de Paris and Torchons In white.
cream. ecru and black
Lot No. Irregular price Csc. En-
Sale Price .....................' Wv
Lot sal sG Price iReKular price Soc. l5C
l? sa, NJ Price ieResaiar . price !5e Csc
l? sai SG Price imhe .. price ss'. Soc
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-07-02

- $50 sa:I 17=Ha=#z4s
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1899-12-19
WOODFORDS.

Miss Elinor Wilson Of Hyde Park,
Mass., who has been visiting friends at
woodfords Highlands during the past
week. has returned homo.
Miss T. l.. Eastmsn of Bryeburg who
spent Sunday at Woodfords as the guest
Of friends, returned to her home yester-
day morning.
The Sunday school connected wit the
Clark Memorial Methodist church Is to
hold a Christmas concert next Sunday
evening to the ohpr;h.
Mrs. Brorhy and son Archie have re-
GENTLY moved into the rent corner Of
Spring and High streets.
The Woodfords Universalist society Will
have a Christmas tree and entertainment
next Saturday evening In Lewis hall for
the bsneft of the members OF the Sunday
school. sunday evening concert is TO
be given by the Sunday school.
At the nesting of Rocky Hill lodge,
h. Of p Thursday evening, officers will
he nominated for the enusing term. The
thhd rank will be conferred on one can
didats at this meeting.
The Friday night whist club met with
Mrs.. Nathan 5. Freeman. 800 Forest ave-
nue. Desring district. last Friday eve.
ming. The following members were
rr,sent: Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Winslow,
MIR. and Mrs. L. II. Whiteley, Mr.. and
Mrs. A. ii. Marden, MIR. and MIRA X. b.
Lord, &. g. Austin, L. p. Austin, Miss
MINIS Vose. Miss Andrews, Mrs. Eliza
I,sth q. Brigham of Boston, and Mrs.
Frederic W. Hill, were Trssent as guests
of the club. Mr Howard Winslow, presi-
dent of the club had the highest score.
There will be work In the initiatory de-
.. q. f., Wednesday evening.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1899-12-19
MORRILLS.

Notices are being SAINT out BY Miss
Charlotte Montgomery. secretary Of the
Dearing high School Alumni association,
calling attention to the annual meeting
and election which Is to occur Monday
evening, January 1, al Crosby hall, High
school building at eight o'clock. Action
will also DO taken at this meeting upon
proposed amendments to the constitution
and bylaws
At the meeting of Rockameecook tribe
Of Red Men to be held next Friday eve-
ming the officers will be nominated for
the evening year. The election 10 TO occur
Friday evening, December 90.
Special cars are being run 'between
Morrills and the city over tbs Portian d
Railroad company's lines to accommodate
the Christmas shoppers.
Miss Grace Walker of Skowhegan 10 the
guest OF her sister, Mrs. Charles L. y:
GoodrioRe, Forest avenue.
MIR. p. A. Coombs, waverly street has
been In Boston on business the past few
days Mr.. Coombs has recently sold out
his charcoal business to MIR. Benson OF
Portland. MIR. Coombs IL Is understood
Ia to move to the west. where he viii
carry on the same business.
The Christmas meeting Of the Unity
club will be held Tuesday evening at the
home of MIR. and Mrs. u. 7. Miller. S0l
Forest avenue. Roll call from favorite
authors. The evening will be devoted to
sociabiIity and rsfreshments
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1899-12-19

came frightened near Hamblstt's brick
yard and ss result. the occupants Of the
team were given an exciting ride for Q
few moments The men were driving
along ct q moderate rate Of speed when
an electric car Of the westbrook division
approached. The horse at first raid NO
attention TO the car. After ths oar had
passed the snimal began to act unruly.
The next instant the horse was on the
run and before he hau gone far succeed
ed In throwing the occupants Of the car
rage out. Mr.. Twitchell injured his
ankle slightly as result of the accident.
Mr.. Edwards held on pluckily to the
reips and was dragged for some distance,
but fortunately sustained no injuries be-
yond q few bruises and q shaking up.
The carriage was quite badly smashed.
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when he wished him to eat properly.
2. Is a lions house dug on the side Of
a hill where there Is no water.
8. Pilgrims and fattsrers have knelt
low to kiss him. -.-s.esa- -s--s.as-. .-sss
A. Makes and mends for 1rst-class
customers.
5. Represents the dwellings Of civilized
men.
&. Is kind Of linen.
Z. Is worn on the head.
8. A name that means such fiery
things 1 can't describe their pains and
stinss.
9. Belongs to o monastery.
10. Not one of the four points OF the
earth, but inolining towards one of them.
II. Is what an oyster heap Is likely to
be.
- Is chain of hills containing a
dark treasure.
IS. Always youthful as you sac; but
between you and me, he was never much
OF chicken.
IA. Al American manufacturing town.
10 Bumptaoked but not deformed,
Is. An internal pain.
y IL. Value OF word.
is. A ten -footsr Whose name begins
with fifty.
10. A brighter and smarter than the
other one
20. A worker In precious me tails:
Il. A very vital part of the body.
~. A lady's garment.
23. A small talk and a heavy weight.
"a. A prefix and n disease.
So Comes from pig.
ri A oisagreeable fellow TO have on
ones foot.
"a A ii,k plaza Of worship.
90 mean dog it's.
90. An otfitia al dreaded by the students
of Engli,h Univer, itie'.
80 His u idle name is suggestive OF
an Indian or a Hcttentot.
81. A ma ufaotured metal
SO. game and q male Of the human
species
SO. An answer to which Is the great
poet, William Shakespeare or Martin n.
Topper,
"a. Meat What are you doing?
80 Ia very fast indeed.
81. A barrier built by an edible
81. To agitste weapon.
80. Red rs an apple, black as night. a
heavenly sight or perfect fright.
80. A domestic worker.
20. A slang expression.
Al. A young domestic animal
AZ One that IL more than sandy
shore
43. A fraction In currency and the
prevailing fashion.
"a Mamma Ia In perfect health my
child; and thu he named a poet mild.
10. A girls aud males relation.
40. Take heavy ield piece, nothing
10th.
AZ Put an edible grain twixt an ant
and q bee, and q much loved poet you
will see.
As. A common domestic animal and
what ih can never do
40. Each living head In time, tits
said, will turn to him tho hs be dead.