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]. II. Small & Sons. florists, 14th and G
SITS. Washington; 11J3 Broadway, N Y
Specialties, fine American Beauty roses
violets, orcAids.-Advt
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of all kinds: Ostmann's Sausage. Scrapple
and Mush, Loeffier's Sausage and Puddings
of all kinds; Cooked Ham and Tongue.
VIM, jr., & j. ]. Miller, West End market,
cor. 22d and P SITS. IT.
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BARGAIN PRICES FOR GROCERIES
At Johuston's. 129 1th 81. NV.
These prices for tomorrow only:
The 1Sc best Sirloin Steak. 12C. ID.
The &c. Star Oleiue Soap. 2i2c-
The &C Large Whitefish for sc.
The 12c. new Imported Currants, Sic. ID.
The 1nC large California Pruncs. Sc. ID.
The 65c Burbank Potatoes. aSc. bu.
The 81 9u Pillsbury Best Flour. $3.50 Dbl.
The Re best Breakfast Bacon. 9i2c. 10.
The &c ]. x NJ. Coffee for bic ID.
The 3-Ic- J. * NJ. Coffee for EAc. III.
Tn, 15c. Broken Java Coffee. 9i2c. III.
The 1Sc Elaborated Figs. 12c. pckg-
The Sc fresh NiC-NuckS. Jl2c. Id.
The ~ value Medium Pruncs. &c. ID.
2uo cans Salmon, worth 13c-. for &c can.
The 80. Mixed Tea. tomorrow. :isc. 10.
The 5nc Gunpowder Green Tea II h.. 1Sc.
The best rev Citron for 15c. Id.
The Pckg- Currants and Raisins, 11i2c.
For tomorrow only. at JOhnstons, 80 Ith.
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FOR IBAIBY'S SKIN
SCALP AMID LH]AI[R

And preventing the first symptoms Of distressing
rashes. nothing pure. SO sweet, wholesome, so
speedily effective as CUTIoURA SOAP, greatest of
skin purifying and identifying soaps. well as
purest and sweetest for toilet. bath and nursery.
For pimples botches. red. rough. oily. notify skin
dry, thin aud falling hair. red. rough hands ard
for simple rashes and blemshes of childhood, 1t is
simply Incompatible.
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ALLEGES nfidelity.

August G. Barghausen, through Attorney
L. c. Dyer, yesterday instituted proceed
ings for divorce against Alice Barghausen.
alleging infidelity on the part of the latter
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-12-08

The two best are Excelsior Farm and
Original Phillips Sausage. Also a nice Sc
lection of Dove Hams. VIM. Q. Botsch,
Riggs and Western markets 1t"
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CAPTAIN Resiuus

At meeting OF General Nelson A. Miles
Camp, Spanish War Veterans Wednesday
evening j. Walter Mitchell rendered HIS
resignation as captain. and the vacancy
thus created was filled by the election OF
Charles W. Parker
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-12-08

Pains and soreness in the stomach result
ing from coughing paroxysms are relieved
by Deans mentholated drops.
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WHERE To BUY THE BEST BUTTER
James F. oyster. $40 Pa. ave.
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1892 BELLE OF NELSON WHISKY.
Pure and mellow, 81 bottle. CHARLES
KRAENER, 30 eth st.
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rink KENNY's TEAS AND CoFFEEs.
Highest quality. Lowest prices. Sugars
at cost. c. D. KENNY. City Stores.
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Oil and Gas Heaters. S1.25 and up. Gas
Radiators. S2.Ij \. EberIy's Sons. us 9TH
& n
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Anton Ostmann,

Riggs and o St. markets. My own make Of
Sausage, Puddings, Scrappfe and Mush.
Dove Brand Meats in any quantity. Cooked
Dove Hams and Tongues a speciality. It,
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S1.25 baltimore and Return via b.
rnd o.. Saturday and Sunday,

Dee and 10. good for return until fol-
lowing Monday. Tickets good on all trains
except Royal I.imited.-Advt.
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GOOD STOVE WEATHER.
Have everything in stoves: also Gas and
OIL Heaters. Our special line: Furnaces,
latrobes and fine plumbing
JOHN MORAN,
Phone, 9Si 2126 Pa. ave. NV.
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KEEP MATCHLESS old GLORY"
in the house. It's the best of tonics. m
surpassed as 4 delicious beverage. Write
or 'pnrro TT17 for case. Abncr Il Drury,
Brewer 18th an, +.
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CITY ITEMS.
Miller & KrOgmann.

Center and K st. markets, will have a full
supply of Dove Hams, Boneless Bacon,
Shoulders and Beef Tongues: also Ost-
manns Pure Pork Sausage and Puddings. .
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were introduced here in 1876 have held first
position ever since Sold in all parts of the
district u. q. V. T. branded on skin.
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S1.25 To Baltimore and Return 1928
via PcnnsxIXania RaiIrOad.

Tickets on sale Saturday and Sunday,
Dec. . and TO- good to return until Mon
day, Dec. IL. All trains except the Con-
gressional Limted.-Advt.
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A Little Girl can make tree toys. Goulds.
Ar St4
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-03
THE UNpATRIoTIC PEssrMIsrs.

art.tf.,..r.
Neh''or D. g. hulio"s' vi
was 80 " '''''''' .,.
con'eI'~''oh VII"
Washington Post he s'''' ~ '
judgment that ll inc war 'l 'i''
pines is sun ln progress "eAl S'''' '''''
The end Is not then ln sishI 'he S'I'''''"
wall bc a disadvaniase To- the hep''''''
party. The only hope for the party ana
the country, i might add is I'm speedy
change OF conditions in the Ihiilpp''''s'
The Senator s. reasons Tor THESE l"SU-
brious antic'pations are mado To appear
further on when he refers to the TACT
that year ago hc made speeches in 'he
Senate opposing the course That IL seem
ed the administration was about enter
mg upon in respect 90 the Phllppines
and the Senator could not at any cost
forDear calling The attention OF inc
country TO the iact mat vi lolo you so'
The Senator ala noI however say any
thing that would nave tended 10 sNo"
that il the pohcy ne a'No'"l'u Hau "00"
adopted instead OF that pursued oy 'ne
President conditions would nave nee"
any better I'm the fnlIpplnes lo-u'y IMAM
they now are
This Philippine business Us an accuIseo
one but 10 IS one thai came TO us 10 lhe
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-03
THE YELLOW FEVER SCARE.

The news from Hampton IS rcassurinr.
Governor woodan. OF the Soldiers Home
says that he has the situation practically
undcr control.
Whatever Of carelesnes there may have
bcno before public announcement was
made OF yellow fever at the Home the
authorities have certainly been on the
alert since that time. and everything has
been done that could be done 10 prevent
the disease from spreading. There is now
every reason TO believe that the infee-
ton will be confined practically within
its present narrow limits and that the
germs of the disease Will soon be stamped
out.
Science is great, and it will be noble
tribute TO medical Kill and latter-day pro-
grcss IL the yellow terror at Hampton
shall have been nippcd In the bud.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-03

upbuiiding OF western Florida. Pensa-
cola is the centre Of the industry.
by order Of the war Department the
new batteries on Santa Rosa Island have
been named Fort Pensacola. 1t IS an
unusual thing for an important fort 10
receive the name OF the town which IL
defends. and is quite a compliment to
Pensacola. \. +a
Florida has passed law prohibiting
the sale or Importation Of cigarettes.
This law goes into effect to-day.
1t IS said that the Virginla-Carolina
Company has its eye on other Charleston
fertilizer factories. There arc now only
four fertilizer establishments I'm Charles
ton or vicinity that are independent OF
the Nirginia-Carolina Company.
Senator j. c. S. Blackburn has been
quite sick at Versailles. Ky. lie is bet
ter, however, and hopes TO sit up today
Greenwlle, s. C.. IS soon 70 have an
other cotton mill Subscriptions for the
stock Of the mill are nearly completed.
Now that birmingham is on a boom
rents are going mp. Therefore. the mer-
chants OF the city held a meeting the
other evening and resolved that property
owners would be jusuhable in raising
rents 10 per cent. but not IN excess ot
that proportion.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-03
REWARD OF P0LlTENESS.
A Pennsylvania Typewriter hccc''''
News of a Handsome Legacy

A special to the Philadelphia Times
from Chester, Pa, says: MISS Emma
| bin. a stcnographer of Firth ana Dr.
mall streets. this city. 1t is said. has p'ch
rewarded TO the extent of $4,000 for ser
vice that she performed for stranger
three years ago. The story. as given ~
Miss Tobin. IS: -
"Throe years ago. while I was actlhB
as a stenographcr for a firm IN fhliauol-
phia and going back and forth between
Chester and Philadelphia mornings anu
evenings / met stranger on the u",l'
one morning. He had his hand tied up IN
a bandage. After showing my ticket ana
settling down I'm the cars l took out
notebook. containing dictations from the
night before. and was going over them.
After a time the stranger said to me III
broken English:
Arc you n typist" -
Il said was. and he then asked me II
I would write a number OF letters duIlnb
the next few days while he was in Phlia-
dolphin. and 1 said that I would pro
vldcd II was done at tho Office OF the hrm
7 was working for This was agreed TO-
and he then said that he was traVelllnS
i'm this country and was on his way from
WASHINGTON to California by way OF
Philadelphia, that his name was Johh
schmidt. of Berlin that he had inJured MS
hand and yyas unable 20 write letters OF
Importance. That same DAY VIZ -
number of letters. and two days later /
u,rote moro lie then took my address
ana cavo mo hts. and after attempting
10 nav me for the work. he left, saying
that ne would reward me Tor the Nolh
that I had done for him.
.arbat was the last ] saw or hoard OF
Mr. Schmidt until last Thursday, when !
received q letter from Berlin. In wnirh /
uae asked 10 forward letter
n my address was still az me
same place. go that $4,000. Whcn
was LETT for me by Mr.. Schmidt
could be- forwarded 90 me. Inc lel'sr
was O great surprise 20 me. and IT aue
un my mind that the man that i'u
bcfrionded had gone home ana nan ~
lated the story 90 some OK MS cohpa.ii''''
and they were having some run OF -1s
f,.' sruees This Disguised me $40 mat ]
burned toe letter, lest mother sn'u y F'l
90 see it ana take more ont Of tha iell''
trao There was in ~. several days ftier
he letter had been burned 1 rei1ted me
circumstances t0 friend and she sald
chat II WAS very foolish thing for me To-
no. that should have opened mp the
corresuondonce. and when it came down
On busiu.ss the matter should have been
placod in the hands of Am attorney. ana
then could have been settled as TO JUS
genuiucne7a
"You may say that am now M nome
CHING over mv old notebooks looking ioI
he address Of the man who has this Tor
tune for me. OF am following mp useless
hirtat.on' --,..
Miss Tobin is o. good-looking GIRL WIN
coal black hair. medium tan and rather
fair complexion She is good talker' ana
wishes TO avoid the uotoriety that tnl
story will give her. She lives with A''
mother and married sister. her ialnr'
having died in Australia several years ago
v-biI. ou "a visit 10 his brother
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-03
COMPETITION

II was reported in our news columns
yesterday that a company with a large
financial backing has been Organized TO
fight the Sugar Trust. in the same con-
nection we note that a very large new
tobacco factory has been started up in
Louisville
There can DE no such thing as q real
trust IN this country. No business organi-
zation. however powerful. can dictate TO
the people OF the United States. There
viii always be more or less competition
and II there should be such thing as a
trust. II any organization should succeed
In controlling any one product I'm this
country or monopolizing any one branch
Of industry It must be by such fair deal
ing as 70 make the general public entirely
satisfied with IT'S work let any so-called
trust begin 10 extortion. or attempt to
brow-beat the people. and competition will
soon spring up.
Wherever there is demand. depend
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-03

Nv friend have YOU heard OF The town
off Noeo0d
ON the banks of the River Slow.
Where blooms Doe Wal-aWh.ie flower fair
air
And the soft Goclsles grow?
q, ,,., g, tho ,.,r,sv off Ivhatstheuee.
Tn the uroyince of Lettersiide,
MS the nome of the rockies Idontcare.
Where the GiNci.us abide.
II stands at the bottom of Iazyhnl,
,,,1 .ae,. g.. raacb declare
yo,,.,o only Il, fold up your hands and
nlido
Dovn tba slopa OF Weakwlrs toboggan
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-03
THURSDAY. AUGUST g. 1900.
SENTIMENT AND POLITICS.

Tho statement which we printed the
other day from Editor Stewart Of the
louisville Dispatch. who has ever been
and is an ardent supporter OF Bryan and
free silver. that there IS % serious split
IN the party ON this question. that there
Is dividing line between those who favor
Bryan and those who are opposed TO him.
and that the opposition 20 Bryan is so
great that Is must Dee reckoned with. must
necessarily put Mr.. Bryan's friends in
this section 20 thinking The opposition
comes from various sources. The con-
sorvativc men I'm the party are afraid OF
Il because Mr.. Bryan IS a man of ex-
treme views and they know that If he
IS nominated he viii De peculiarly the rep
sentative of the extreme men I'm the
party-the progressive as Editor
Stewart calls thom-and that Ibis election
would DE in the interest of the extreme
views which these extreme men hold. All
men who arc unwilling 90 neht the battle
Of 1886 over again are opposed 90 the nomi-
nation Of Mr. Bryan.
But there is another class. Most Of the
marty leaders have now satisfied them
selves that with Bryan as the nominee the
doom of the party IS scaled in advance.
AL such politicians naturally look for the
-, .,,,i,,hi. cordi5,to which bcinp Am.
,o-,.r.,od r,c,ns "a, man who can win.
,.,.,i,,, ,,..,,,i.s ,b. ,o,tto is succoss
III No., ,-,,,,,.,. .,.r.,r,cnt to D.. sure
g, carving ON "A camnaien. but Il is the
sentiment of others not their own. There
ie ma sentiment I'm politics from their
standnolnt Politics is most practical
thing They would rather Dee suco, ssful
,b,, d. sentimental They do mot ser
wbst a. IN be- gained I'm exploiting n scnu-
nent They don't care "a ne for free sn.
,cr unless free silver De thoN winning
card. They don't care a dc Tor Bryan un-
less Bryan can lead the party 90 sue
cess. And So It Is that the practical poll
ticians. certainly those of the East and
certainly some of those in the south
senator Morgan. for example-are opposed
60 Bryan.
There is also opposition I'm the West,
and a special from indianapolis says that
there are now two we'll defined factions
IN that state. This correspondent says
that che recent uttcranccs OF Editor
Morss OF the indianapolis Sentinel Cap
tain William T. English and otner Demo
crats who were faithful 90 Bryan IN lN''
and who now declare that silver must Doe
slde-tracked as main issue. so alarm
the silver people that they planned a great
Bryan meeting al Greenfield TO head OF
the revolt. But II seems that the methods
which they employed We're more hurtful
than good and simply widcncd the breach.
Again. il IS reported from the North
reported by the Washington Post which
has always been friendly 60 Bryan-that
one OF the arguments that is now being
used by the practical politicians against
his candidacy is that with Bryan I'm the
lead Il will be impossible 20 raise the
money necessary 70 carry on the cam
r,ign The Post SAYS that an the means
~. Gar emDloved-the subscription
.o,,roe tho cigar scheme and other such
-, ,,tach Coin" Harvey conceived
h.,,o proven thus far to be fruitless.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-03

Nothing could more strongly confirm
Spain IN her opinion that we are nation
of pigs says the Baltimore News, Than
the suggestion Of the Columbia Is. O.
State that when Ex-Governor Hogg meets
Secretary Root the introduction should
be made by Senator Bacon. Upon see
ing the above paragraph the Richmond
Times gleenlly exclaims: We'll. thank
The News that lifts the responsibility
from The Times and puts the whole hog
gish joke on our Columbia contemporary.
We feel better now We refuse 10
shoulder the blame The Times must
take It's own deserved punishment. We
may be equally guilty but our plea Is
that The Times did tempt us.-ColumDia
State.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-03
SOUTHERN NOTES.

The Valdosta CGa) Times says tist
rust mas broken out among the cotton IN
the northern part OF the country and
that u has done a great deal Of injury
within the past ten days. Hog cholera
Is also doing damage in that section.
The naval stores industry has become
one OF the most important factors in the
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-03

upon It there will be a supply. Whenever
the people create a demand for compeu-
ton. then competition will respond, and
that too. right early.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-03

Polite Passenger-This is the smoking
ear.
old Woman producing her pipo-les, !
thot it Doe. Great convenience ain Z
hcy?-Ohio state Journal
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-03

to be particularly honest. because ne
placed in such position 10 .pro'c0' ''o
property of citizens.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-03

Doctor-Have you taken any remedy
for this trouble
Patut-No doctor have not but I've
taken a mower of medicine.-llarlem Life.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-03
PRESIDENT WILLIAM }. LEAKE.

We are gratidcd hat our esteemed fei-
low-citizen, Mr. William J. Lcake' has
been elected PRESIDENT Of the state Bar
Association of Virginia 1t IS an honor
most worthny conferred and in honoring
Mr.. Loakc the association has honored
itself lie is a noble lawyer and a typical
Virginia gentleman, and he win make the
Association q model presiding officer
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-03

was carried by storm. The convention OF
1900 is not likely to be that sort OF
gathering.
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CURRENT COMMENT.

Tho columbi, state fin commenting on
l.......... ,,..,.li.,
lhe recent appeal o' "o'''''''
of Georgia. for law and ORDER says:
"rt has been most certainly demon
80. .-,..o en-. ,..,,i,b f. is used ae a
runi-bmcnt GEORGIA has been visited
1y "a terrible epidemic of outragos. fol-
owing the most sickcnlns executions oil
human being VINO" ID. 81 ''''l.@, A."
.lF mas ever r,f,i' +t,r
sam Ii.1e .,.,.,lt t., ,,.,s o,,ilt, No
.'', 'I''' .,-... ~ the onormifv
'dil' '''i'''' "'' ,..i,.,.4 and If
'i il9 ii''' ''' s.~ l,,. er, as an
WIS "-'i'7 u" cr, ~. has
AaIHpi'' ..'. M, $3.50, be-
oceh 'qua'l c'' Ian, i,,.eis 1isro.
simple. '-1i" i''
SdIo loI INV ,.. t.... .t,,,. ,,.a.
we do hol Il'"" u, n .,.' ,,. ,,. M
Wncn inc b'1H'i'o'.n go. go +.t,. ,t-
lhe IT," I"N''' Do, ,r1 atI. de.
.'rli.n nov it. So. eo,,tberr
I'noeu 10y ''' lt.i,',i-',,s ,rsn tbr,
men are pro- .,...-r,,,,...l ,bst tbo women
go .,,,1l d.. ,rofocted and that
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-03
rhe nlrmlnsham Age-HeraId says:

The Birmingham Age-Herald says
"Thc people Of Birmingham will be
compelled this fan and winter TO pay
about one dollar per ton more for Goa!
than they did during the past winter. Al
least. this seems 10 Ice the opinion IN the
offices OF the various coal mining com
panles around the city.
since last summer the price or mining
coal has in most of the mines of the dis
trict been increased about 40 per cent.
though iu some cases not so much. All
If this increase goes Go the miners
This is "a sufficient reply to those who
say that in this age the rich are growing
richer and the poor are growing poorer.
The rich are growing richer every day.
but the poor are growing richer with
them When great Industries are sue
cessm and make money the men who
work for them are going 20 get share
Of the profits. This is not sentiment. but
its business There is market price
for labor and when there is prosperity
labor viii necessarily be paid proper
tionatoly
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-03

After having made detailed arrange
ments for bis own funeral and writing
an advertisement Of his death for inser-
ton IN the newspapers James A. camp
bell went 90 sleep on sunday night at
his. home. in Philadelphia on Monday
morning his daughter found him dead in
his bed. Death had resulted from neu-
ralgia OF the heart.
The house in washington in which
President Lincoln died is being renovated
to preserve &c from decay. Congress at Us
late session having appropriated Ho" for
that purpose The building viii not be
altered. but only such repairs made as
may De necessary 90 protect it against The
elements The room 300 which Lincoln
died win not be touched. This modest
little house is yearly visited by thousands
of tourists from all over the country.
Upward Of 300 miners employed IN the
Flat Top and Ekhorn coal field this
morning got am increase of 10 cents in the
mining rate More than 1000 men have
left this section for the coal fields or
kansas and Indian Territory within ten
days. 10 IS reported that the miners ia
Oh. Thacher coal gelds VIII get like in-
crease. 800
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-03

The New York list Of 5000 BARRIERS does
not include the Wall street chaps VINO
ehnNn nlu.r.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-03

Beulah Sanders and Hattie Hill, two
belligorent girls who lived in birmingham,
Ala, had q quarrel over young man.
Miss Sanders who got the worst OF the
encounter went into the house. secured
pistol and shot her rival through the
heart.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-03

Republican papers now ciomor for the
retirement of Secretary Long Of the
Navy. but Long is not Of the short term
rnrlnlN.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-03
AITItKNIATII.

Richard Croker. tho Tammany chief.
who IS now abroad, viii sail for home on
Saturday.