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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-09-30

a hack will leave corner 4th and Mar
ket streets at 2 p. H., on clear Thursdays
and Sundays for LON hardy cemetery.
sChas. II. Townsend, Sscy. lady,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-09-30
Druggists.

W BECkERS 5, DIR. THEODORE, Pharmacy,
a 9TH and Poplar. Phone @l7.
\. BELL Il. JAMES, Lending Druggist, 9Th
" and Market Both Phones, 81.
IA BuCKMASTER, DIR. II. G., Pharmacist,
>. Il. Cor. Atm and Poplar, Phone 1893.
u COOKS, DR.. TllOS. D., Pharmacy, 5. W.
n Cor. 10Th and Pine.
\. FAHEf's, DR.. J. c., Pharmacy, s. w.
y Cor. 4th and Adams. Both phones SIC.
NJ FRENCH STREET PHARMACY, 10th and
1. French. Phones 1874. Ebert and Stew
ems, PROPS.
n FIRST, DIR. H. M, Chemist and Pharma-
\. cist, Sth and Spruce SITS Telephone.
" HARVEY, JOHN M, Prescription Drug
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-09-30

The work OF repairs to the City tax office
has been completed, The clerks in the
office feel that their lives are not In jeo-
pnrdy from the ceiling asa new ceiling
has been included In the repairs.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-09-30

GOLDEN EAGLE TEA HOUSE, Importers
of Teas and Groceries, 400 Madison Nc
Kee & McAlister.
LEARY. D.. r., 400 Madison, Reliable
Groceries only. Del phone 400.
MODEL GROCERY, Table Luxuries, $40
Madison st. e. s. Atkinson, manager.
McsORLEY'S, First-class Groceries. Our
own makes of mince meat and pepper
sauce. It'll and Monroe. Del, "A.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-09-30
Four New Houses,

Pour New Houses.
N. Smith Barklay has been awarded the
contract to erect four two story houses a
Eighth and Lombard streets for Joseph y
Nc Hugh.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-09-30

. Front and shipley streets
Architects.
I BRINCKLE, WILLIAM D., SOC Equitable
!. Bldg. d. c A. Phone 1877. Res. Penna
Ave. and Mt. Salem Lane.
/ cARsWELL, F. R., Office West 9th
!, Residence, 1401 Rodney st.
] JEFFER1S, EDWIN c., Office and Resi-
/ dence, 407 W. 9Th st.
RICE, e. L., JR., 500 Equitable Bldg,
D. G A. Phone 1877. Res, 3O7 W. 18th.
4 SPRINGER. l.. R.. Office and residence,
!. 904 Jefferson street.
4 o..14Bsnks.
I NATIONAL BxNK OF DELAWARE, N.
:: E. Cor. 9Th Afd Market streets.
, Beef-.WhoIesaIe.
I scHwARZsCHILD & sULzBERGER,
:. Beef Co.. $40 West Front.
i Brewers.
/ HARTMANN AND FEHRENBACH
BREWING CO., Lowering Ave. and Scott
] Builders Supplies
! ana Mill Work.
! CAREY, ANDREW, Room 500 Equitable
Brd'g. D. & A. Phone 1917. Res, 1910
West street.
; Caterer,
, SPENCER, MAURICE W.. 217 W. 11tn
street.
I Clothier.
4 MULLIN, JAMES T. & SONS, s. e. Cor.
I 9th and Market streets.
/ Dentists.
4 AMERICAN DENTAL PARLORs, 61O1
:. Market. Extracting without pain.
y Teeth S. and So.
4 BROWN & JOHNS, Drs., sos King street.
!, d. & A. Phor,e. 1877.
= FUNK, DIR. CHAS O., S35 Market street,
1 Wilmington, Del.
!. GARRETT, DRs. H. G W. R., 1907 West
street. D. & A. Phone, 537.
1 GOSLIN, T. j., Dentist, N. W. Cor. Eighth
!, and Shipley streets.
! HENDERSON,, DR.. A. NJ, 703 Market
I Best material used. Work guaranteed
. Moderate prices.
JEFFERIS, DR.. c. R. New Century
Bl'd'g., 1916 Delaware avenue. D. & A.
. Phone 74S.
JONES, DIR. r. H., Delaware Ave. and
Washington ST., D. E. A. Phone 400
:. KINKEAD, DR.. C. j.. S2S Washington. D.
& A. Phone G2S.
NORRIS, DR.. VIM. H., Oil W. Sth St., Del
. Phone 1907.
RICE, DR.. c. s., S1i Adams street. Will
mington, Del.
SMITH, DR. f. E., 81 Market St. Del.
. Phone, S62.
STACK, DR.. WALTER o., s. w Corner
. 10th and Adams. Del. Phone 629
TRAYNOR, DR. PHILIP A., 6l5 West ST.
Del Phone 97S.
: WINNER AND BAKER, Drs.. COS King
Phones, D. & A., 6O2: Del, 502
WRIGHT, DR.. w. E., 6l0 Orange street,
4 Wilmington, Del.
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] f.toR. TniRD AND xiN0 sTRHavs
ptsLisMeD DAlIY. EXCEPT SUNDAYS.
SATURDAY. SEPTEMBER 80, 1900.
WHAT difference it makes whose

WHAT difference it makes whose
OK is gored? What a difference it
makes when Republican Police
Commission attempts to follow in the
footsteps Of the Democratic Commits
sion. There was no talk of i'm.
parchment OF the Police Board when
the Democratswere in control and
City Council was Republican. We
have nothing 10 say against the
present police force; it is the besl
Wilmington ever had; it is under
better discipline and better work
Is done by the officers. We think
Council should in no manner act
hastily in impeaching either one of
the Republican commissioners. We
think no officer, no matter what his
political utilization, who does his
duty, need tear being dismissed
from the force, but drunkenness and
characterization will not be tolerated
for a single day, when the officer IS
found out. We don't think Captains
Chambers and Kane have anything
to tear from the investigation to be
held on Monday night. Don't
blow out the gas"
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-09-30

FROM ali accounts young Watson
residing at Rising Sur, is Lot alto
gether accountable for his actions,
and for that reason Representative
George Frizzel and several others
have petitloned the Governor TO have
corpora pun shment RENTED, when
the Board of Pardons meets.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-09-30
Groceries. rleats
and Provisions.

AIKENS, GEO. T., East End Market, s. e.
Cor. 18th and Lombard. Del. Phone 939.
BLACkISTON, s. F., S. w. Cor. 9th and
Orange. Del. phone Cpl.
BLOOMER, f. II. Grocer. Fresh Meats
and Provisions, 10th and Monroe. Del.
phone 1892.
CAM & BRO, Fine Groceries and Provis-
ions. Teas and Coffees speciality. Del.
phone SIT. N. W. Cor. 9Th and Lom-
bard.
CoNNELL, M, N. W. Cor. 9Th and Spruce.
Dealer in fine groceries.
CONRAD, MRS. M. e., Groceries, Meats
and Provisions. S. e. Cor. 9th and Ben
nett. John V. Ferrell, Mgr
FARRA, JOHN R., S. w. Cor. 9Th and
Madison. Dealer in fine groceries. Del.
phone 6S1.
FRAZER, H. W., Groceries, Provisions,
Pure Teas Coffees, Spices, etc. S. E.
Cor 9Th and Lombard
FULTON, MRS. NJ, Grocery and Meat
Market, 10th and Poplar streets.
GILLESPIE, W. E., Groceries and Pro-
visions, 18th and Poplar.
GRASON, ELMER E., Fine Groceries,
Provisions, Salt and Fresh Meats, etc.
S. ". Cor. Taylor and Pine. Del phone
1913.
GRAY, HARRY L., Grocer, s. W. Cor, Sth
and Spruce. Del phone 500.
GREEN, MRS NJ. Fine Groceries and
Fresh Country Produce. N. w. Cor. It'll
and Lombard. Del. phone 912.
HOLLEY, JOS. G., Model Grocery and
Meat Market Goods delivered Del.
Phone 1910. Taylor and Poplar.
HOLLEY, W. N, N. f. Cor. 10th and Pine.
Dealer in fine groceries.
HUDSON, LEVIN p, Groceries and Pro-
visions. Fine Oyters, 25 and zoe, per qt
Eleventh and Walnut.
KINDELL, FRANK R., Cor. 18th and Kirk
wood Dealer in fine groceries.
MIDDLETON, c. S., Wholesale and Retail
Grocer, S. E. Cor 4th and King. Phones
37S.
McCRERY. J. B., Groceries, Meats and Pro-
visions, Taylor and Bennett.
MOORE, T. E., Groceries, Provisions
Teas, Coffees and Spices. Del. Phone, 926
". W. Cor Fourth and Lombard.
ROBINSON. c., Groceries, Provisions
Teas, Coffees and Spices, N. e. Cor. 9Th
and Poplar.
STRONG 4 SONS, Fancy Groceries, s. e.
Cor. 18th and Washington and S. E. Cor
It'll and Lombard. Del. Phones 20 and II.
PENTHOUSE, WIN. F. Groceries and Pro-
visions, Butter and Eggs a specially. Sth
and Madison.
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Meat Markets.

LOFLAND, F. F., Fresh and Salt Meats.
Both phones 700. 401 Madison.
LOWELL, VIM. r., First class Meats of all
kinds. Del. phone 1888. SO5 Madison.
MULROONEY'S, THOMAS, Popular Meat
Market, 18th and Pine and 9Th and Spruce.
Del phone 3.
O'HARA, JAMES, Butcher. Beef, Lamb,
Veal, Mutton. End and Madison. Phones
AL
PORTER, W. FRANK, Fresh and Salt
Meats. S. Z. Cor. 18th and Madison.
Phones 641.
WEAVER, GEO. W., Meat and Provision
Market, AIS Madison. Del. phone $751;
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When doctors fail, try Burdock Blood
Bit ers Cures dysps psia, constipation;
tuviyorates tue whole system.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-09-30
Dyer and Scourer.

Dyer and Scourer.
BoRNoT. A. F.. TIC Market ST.. Whining
ton. Del. ....i
Electrical Mach inery.
NOVELTY MACHINE CO., THE, 5l1 Or
ange street. Wilmington. Del.
Fish and Oysters.
STARR, R. M, sos Madison, Fish and
Oysters. fresh daily. Goods delivered.
Phones. D. G. A.. 1856; Del. 1888.
Five and Ten Cent Store.
wooLwoTH. F. W. & CO., No. 41s Mar
ket St., Wilmington, Del.
Flour and Feed.
WILSON. VIM. R., Flour, Feed, Hay and
Straw. Wholesale and retail. 1903 and
ITO e. Third. Del. phone 143.
Freight Line.
WARNER. CHAs. CO., Foot Of Market,
and NJ e. Cor. 9th and Shipley.
Funeral Directors.
CHANDLER, JAS. T., Undertaken and
EmbaImer. PA ". 9th. Phones Del,
674; D. & A. 1908
GRIfNAGE, WM. E., Underta'er and Em-
balmer. Office and residence 914 French
street. Del. phone 43S
FISHER, GEO. NJ, Undertaken and En-
balmer. Office and residence 1872 King.
Beth phones 661.
FOX, JAMES j., Undertaken, 213 W. 7th
st. Phone connections.
FOX, WILLIAM R., Funeral Director.
Office and residence 907 shipley.
KILLROY, DANIEL T., Undertaken, ITO
W. It'll. Phones, DEL, 1856; D. G A., 11G3.
K1LMER, J. R., 9Th and French. Under
dertaker and Etnbalmer. Phones 147.
MURPHEY. sAM'L, JR.. Funeral Direc-
tor 1 0. W. 7th. Phones, D, G A., sos;
PALMER. WILLIAM j., Undertaken and
Embalmer. 21s-22O W. 10th. D. 6 A.
phone 1876.
Furniture.
KELLY, WILLIAM j., N. =. Cor. Sth and
French streets.
Gas Company.
WILMINGTON COAL GAS COMPANY, S27
Market street. Phone.
Groceries.
GOLDEN EAGLE TEA HOUSE, Importers
of Teas and Groceries, 400 Madison. Nc
Kee & McAlister.
LEARf. d. r., 400 Madison, Reliable
Groceries only. Del. phone 400.
MODEL GROCERY, Table Luxures, $40
Madison st. e. s. Atkinson, manager
McsORLEY's, First-class Groceries Our
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-09-30

THERE has been much complaint
about the stagnant water in the
Cool Spring Park ponds. Persons
think the ponds are calculated to
breed disease and should be cleared
out every few weeks. There is
great deal Of malaria in the city at
present which should be stamped out
by the Board of Health as soon as
possible.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-09-30
Gas Company.
Groceries,.

WILMINGTON COAL GAS COMPANY, S27
Market street. Phone.
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Furniture.

KELLY, WILLIAM j., N. Z. Cor. Sth and
French streets.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-09-30

VOND udS DCCu IcGCiFSu lIOIl Tic
War Department that unless the
First Delaware Regiment masters
300 men at the official inspection
soon to be held, the annual appro-
priation from the Government will
be curtailed. The inspection is to
be held in November and the 300
men must be enlisted and on dress
parade at that time. Unless the
showing is made, the appropriation
from the Government will be cut off
and Delaware lett practically with
out a State militia. Delaware is
peculiarly situated, not having a
large foreign population and never
having had any strikes that amount
ed to anything as far as disorder
among the workmen was concerned
therefore they never had any need
OF State militia alongside OF her
sister States, Pennsylvania, New
Jersey and Maryland.
The war cloud is gathering very
threatenlngly over England. The
English Cabinet has waited fol, a
week for an answer FROM the Trans
vaal. The fact that the Transvaal
has not replied to Englands de-
mands, is looked upon as sure
sign of coming war early next
month. The chances of peaceable
settlement of the Boer trouble have
been appreciably iessened in the
last few hours. The burghers are
taking the field in all parts of the
Transvaal and Orange Free State
and it is clear they are concentrate
ing their forces on the Natal border.
Several thousand Beers are now
within a few miles of Laings Mex,
which is likely to be the centre of
operations in case of an outbreak of
hostilities. England is clearly in
the wrong,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-09-30

ADMIRAL DEWEY will have Il home
given to him at Washington, u. e.,
which will cost $50, 600. of which
amount SIS, lu3 have been secured
1t is a spontaneous offering Of the
American people to the greatest
Admiral VINO ever commanded a
war vessel, and to show their APP
probation Of him as a representa-
tive American man-o- war a-man.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-09-30

THE brokers IN New York are
taking Il couple of days off. The
Philadelphia stock exchange closed
to -dav for want OF business. An
upward movement is looked for be.
fore winter sets in, as the railroads
have been making phenomenal re-
turns tins year.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-09-30

MAMMELE, FRED. c., Is e. 4th street.
Telephone connections.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-09-30

PENNEwIL1, MRS. J. N, does Philadel-
phia shopping free Of charge. 706 West
street D. & A. Phone, 1885; Del. IS.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-09-30

Coal will go up IS cents a ton on
October LIST. This makes raise
Of IS cents this year. The anthra-
cite trade at present is good and
local dealers and shippers report
that the trade is booming. Coal,
like every other commodity, has felt
the boom prices, and the people will
have to pay for the privilege of
keeping warm this winter.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-09-30
Paint, OF! and Glass.

LAWTON OPTICAL CO., SIG Market St
Telephone connections.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-09-30

THE DUBELL HAT is correct in style. As
to value none can give better. 2 E. 3rd.
Hardware.
CAPELLE HARDWARE COMPANY, 2l2
Market Street, Wilmington, Del.
Harness.
HAITSCH, MICHAEL, Saddles, Harness,
Collars. Robes, Blankets, etc. Repair
ing speciality, 100 Madison st.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-09-30

STARR, R. M, 3OS Madison. Fish and
Oysters. fresh daily. Goods delivered.
Phones. d. G. A.. 1856; Del. 1888.
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Electrical Machinery.
Fish and Oysters.

, NOVELTY MACHINE CO., THE, 5l1 Or
ange street. Wilmington, Del.
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Merchant Tailor.

HESS, LEONHARD, the tailor. Correct
in style and the latest patterns, E. Sd
street.
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The Vigorous Enterprise and
Spirit of Wilmington,
MAP OF BUSINESS OF WILMINGTON.
Foremost Merchants, Manufacturers,
Physicians, &c.
4 Guide Post to Tho Whereabouts Of
The Capital, Energy and Gen.
iE Of Wilmington.
Agricultural Implements.

MCLAUGHLIN, JOHN f., s. e. Corne
Front and Shipley streets
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-09-30

DIAMOND STATE STEAM LAUNDRY.
Best work. Laundry called for and de-
livered free. S111s shipley. Clara E. Os-
tergren. Del. Phone 765.
ELECTRIC LAUNDRY, for excellent work,
N. E. Cor. 7th and Tatnall. Del. Phone
so. Geo V. Anderson.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-09-30
Justices of the Peace.

DALEY, JOHN F.. Justice Of the Peace
and Notary Public, W. 7th. Del. Phone.
A.
KELLEY. JOHN A., Justice of the Peace
and Notary Public, $40 Shipley. Del
Phone So.
SAssE. LEWIS, 1886 Market Street. d. &
A. Phone 443.
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BAYNARD. SAMUEL H., S. W Cor. 9Th
and Market street. Phone.
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DRAGON RUN DAIRY CO.. 401 Delaware
avenue. Telephone.
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RIBBANS, G. F., 105 p. Second street.
Telephone connections.
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Five and Ten Cent Store.
Flour and Feed.

WoOLWOTH, F. W. & CO., No. 416 Mar
ket St., Wilmington, Del.
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PARLIAMENTARY ORATORY.
Hints Given by an Ex-Doorkeeper
of the House of Commons

When Simpkinson had been in retire
ment some six months or SO strange ru-
mors began to be whispered about
among those members who had known
him best. When his name was men
toned men would look at each other
searchingly, as if asking, Are you in
the know?'' Or they would retire nys-
teriously to secluded corners, where
they raised their eyebrows, whistled
softly, and, in a word, signifed their
surprise in the usual manner. =
The fact is, Simpkinson had begun to
give private lessons in parliamentary
oratory to new members and to others
who had never acquired the art No
mere candidates were received on any
pretext whatever. Indeed, his pupils
had to produce evidence that they had
signed the roll and taken their seats
before they were admitted to the Simp-
kinsonian sanctum. When once these
preliminaries had been satisfactorily
settled Mr.. Simpkinson welcomed his
honorable friends with a courtly urban
ity worthy of Mr.. Speaker himself
From repeated conversations I have
had with a few of those who do not
mind owning that they have sat at the
feet of Simpkinson, it is evident that his
course of instruction followed fixed and
definite lines and varied but little. He
would begin: You will soon find that
it matters but little what you say in
the House of Commons, while every
thing depends on how you say it. Ac
quiring what is known as the House of
Commons style is more than half the
battle. Give EN- plenty of hum and
'haw'; to 'er, er, is human. you know
he would invariably laugh at this an
cient little jest, though he had made it
a hundred times. He had great sue
cess in this part of his tuition, and the
one instruction which all his pupils
faithfully carried out was contained in
the hint that the House of Commons
was always impressed when a speaker
did not appear to know what he was
talking about, and had no notion what
to say next.
Having thus grounded the beginner in
the first prime pies Of House of c nm ms
oratory-hesitation, a little stammer-
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PLAIN LIVING

Too much of sweet or fat or regular
use of tea and coffee clogs the liver
and shows in some form of .ailment
Coffee seriously effects many highly or
ganized people.
1t pays to live simply and be healthy.
Well people can do things. Postum
Cereal Coffee looks and tastes like cof-
fee, but is pure food drink and highly
nourish1ng in its effect on body Groc-
ers furnish at 15 and % cents.
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A Bishop and a Drummer.

Bishop Watterson of Nebraska was
once mistaken for a travelling salesman
by a commercial traveller who met him
in a railway train.
DO you represent a big house?" ask
ed the traveller of the Bishop.
Biggest on earth replied the
Bishop
Whats the name of the firm?"
Lord and Church.
''Huml Lord and Church! Never
heard of it. Got branch houses any
where?"
Branch houses all over the world"
That's queer. Never heard of 'em.
Is it boots and shoes?"
Mo-
'Oh, drygoods, I suppose"
Yes, they call my sermons that
sometimes" - Christian Endeavor
World.
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Black Grenadines,
Special 2OC yard,

From a most satisfactory sale
of these goods last week there
still remains some few choice
patterns to which we've added
a limited quantity of new de-
signs for Mondays selling. Very
pretty open work effects in
scroll and stripe openwork, 3S
inches wide and worth regular
soc per yard. A saving oppor-
tunity worth your while.
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Fancy Tartan Plaids.

SO inches wide, in silk barred
effects, in new and desirable
shades for spring. Just right
for a neat waist or for a child's
suit-styles you'd judge to be of
SOC value. THE PRICE IS 25c
YARD.
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Odd Lengths for Suits
and Skirts.

Monday morning will find
quite a number of very desir-
able lengths of summer fabrics,
containing sufficient yardage
for separate dress skirts and
some will make you a full suit.
These remain from the bolts
that faded away in last weeks
great selling. Black and coIors,
plain and fancy; and this week
a 25 per cent. reduction in
price will clear them away
rapidly.
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of the Constitution. 1t has been over
an effort to tear down the gold stan
dard in the interest of the silver stan
dard. The vigor of the onslaught was
born of the depression and disaster of
the panic Of 1892 and 1893" caused by
legislation enacted by the party of Nc
Kinley. The platform of 1896 came
from the hard times which disappeared
when the peril of Populism and silver
monometallism had passed That pow
der can not by you be burned again in
Democratic National Convention.
Yours truly, PERRY BELMONT.
sSr1xx.nr I'm r0n r1rS
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influencing the National Congress to a
greater degree than all other bodies in
the United States together, among
which may be noted the annexation of
Hawaii, deep water on the gulf, reduced
railway transportation, the Nicaragua
Canal, the bankrupt law, and a general
awakening of the agricultural and COM
mercial interests of the West. 1t was
through the influence of this congress
that the Omaha Exposition was con-
ceived and national appropriation Sc
cured for it's benefit.
Direct all communications to the Sec
retary at 40 North Main street,
Wichita, Kansas.
E. r. MOSES. Chairman
Great Bend, Kansas.
J. Hudson Mcknight,
Secretary and Treasurer,
Wichita, Kansas.
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Black Grenadines.

We've just to hand by express
a few new patterns, most at
tractive in design, lacey open
work, checks, stripes, etc. These
are the seasons favorites and
made up over colored Innings
elegant for street OF evening
wear. These are exclusive pat
terms, priced from $1O.5O to
$3.50 the suit.
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Dress Findings.

Stock in this line as select as
our dress goods and every
wanted kind at the lowest
prices. We quote in brief:
Corduroy skirt bindings, sc
per yard.
Never wear out, brush skirt
binding, Sc per yard.
Angora braid skirt binding, a
full line of colors, 5 yard length
in each piece. Sc piece.
Skirt Innings are here in every
kind, weight, color and price
desired-an unrivaled assort-
ment.
Cotton moreens in all the pop
u1ar co1ors, 15c yard.
Jupon, a firm, lightweight
summer skirt lining. 1212c
yard.
Velour skirt Innings in all the
wanted shades. zoe yard.
Wattea skirt lining In at
tractive designs. zoe yard.
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Fancy MOhair Suitings.

SO inches wide, in neat fig
ured effects, in colors of gar
net, navy, reseda, new blue and
purple. Just the thing for
neat summer suit. Price, zoe
yard.
The record-union., 1899-04-24
Checked and Striped
Tailor Suitings.

Al inches wide, in silk and
wool mixtures; very nobby and
stylish suitings for street
travelling OF the seaside outing
costume. Colorings In blues,
green's, grays and tans. PRICE,
S1.25 YARD.
The record-union., 1899-04-24
CheviOt Suitings.

46 inches wide, very pretty
fabrics for outing OF jacket
suits. Al1-wool with the extra
rough effect. Very desirable
and very superior values.
PRICED Use PER YARD.