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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-22
AITERMATH.

Ex-Governor Pattison, of Pennsylvania,
has Just returned TO philadelphia from a
trim 10 the West, and says that he found
-rosneritv everywhere lie believes that
Inc neople throughout that section OF the
country are too busy even 20 think about
the free coinage of silver.
The cable steamer Dacia from London
has arrived at Key West. Fla. and will
lay the International Ocean Gable Com
pany's new cable from Havana 10 Miami.
Optimistic traders on the Chicago
Board are predicting dollar wheat. The
report OF the failure OF the Russian wheat
crop together with damaging rains
throughout the wheat sections OF the
Northwest have already had stimulat-
sDs eject IN the prce OF wheat. and It
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-22
COLONEL BRYAN's HARD TIMES

In 1896 Colonel Bryan declared that a
brand should BE put upon the Democrats
who refused to stand upon the platform
and to support the nominee OF the Chi
cago convention. and that they should
never be permitted 10 come back to tho
party. lie was then ia the heat Of an
exciting struggle and confident Of vic
tory. But that campaign ended On the
disastrous rout Of the forces led 10y
Colonel Bryan and Colonel Bryan has
now 90 far modified his views as TO con-
sent 70 the return OF the sound money
Democrats upon certain prescribed terms.
perhaps Colonel Bryan's anlm0slty has
been souencl by time. Perhaps his
pride has been ohastoned boy defeat. Pos
sibly the temptings OF ambition have
moved him 20 make some show of con-
ciliation. But whatever the cause may
be- he is now willing that sound money
Democrats may once more take Ntheir
places In The ranks upon the terms which
ho prescribes.
lie would require them TO acknowledge
that they were wrong ia 1896 and 10 ac-
ocpt the Chicago platform and 10 pledge
their support 10 the regular nominees Of
tho party hereafter.
In brief. sound money Democrats must
profess Tependauoo for tho past and
amendment FOR the future according 20
the standard prescribed by Colonel Bryan.
These terms indicate . change Of heart
upon the part OF Colonel Bryan 10 a very
limited extent He has learned that the
sound money Democrats hold the balance
OF power IN the national elections and
that they are likely 20 continue 20 hold
Il for some time 10 come.
The free silver Democrats say: 1--WE
constitute gfea, majority Of the party;
we control its organization in almost
every state We cannot be expected 20
yield % a small minority Loyal Demo
Gratis must bow 70 the will OF tbs ma
jority."
This method OF reasoning has certain
specious effect and Is convincing 10 those
who regard politics only from the stand.
point OF spoiismen. II ignores the fact
that the citizen owes feaity 10 bis ooun-
try and ahat truth is more potent than
numbers.
Lei W se-what il that Colonel Bryan
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-22
Young Wife Murderer.

COLUMBIA, s. c.. August 2o.-It was
with difficulty that mob was prevented
last night from hanging s. w. Reep. a
merchant and a woman at Fort Lawn,
Chester county. Two days ago Mrs. Reep
pretty woman Of twenty-five. was
found dead In bed with a rifle ball
,brongh her brain. Reep reported II as
suicide Investigation showed that she
was asleep with her baby on her breast
end the infant was removed by the muir
derer or murderess so tho riile might be
nred In such a way as 10 give the ap-
pearance OF suicide. The identity OF the
woman In the case Is not yet clear, but
She is believed TO be near relative Oh
Mrs. Reep. Reep has been SEPT TO JAZZ -
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-22
Tennessee Has q Feud.

CHATTANOOGA, TENN. August ~
william spradley. ag,d forty years. was
shot and killed not far from his homo
I'm Rathburne at u.5j o'clock last night
by Joseph Young.
The murder was the outcome OF trou-
bic that has existed for some time be.
tween the Young and Spradloy families.
About two weeks ago John spradley a
brother OF the dead man, was fired upon
from ambush aud wounded. II IS be-
lieved. by one OF the Nounss.
The sherin last night sent bloodhounds
10 the scene. and tho dogs. accompanied
bv a posse. secured the woods for the
murderer. but up 10 a late hour he had
not been caught. The members OF both
families go armed. and a conflict Is. likely
to occur al any time.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-22

servatlsm: lacking In their influence
their Inspirations their protection. is II
q far step TO reach the conclusion mat
greonback natlsm ana free silver en'hns-
iasm thrive best where savings banks do
rot grow?
Tho old Dominion is great In her glor-
Gus past. strong nov in the day or hahs-
ing conditions and destined To greater
heights OF attainment in the future.
These better days VIII come with many
changes Of thought and action, the slsns
IF which are not lacking now. As ihey
come. thrift will follow fortune and opih-
ion VIII shape in the mould Of circum-
stance Tin sound money and savings
hanks viii mean marvellousiy more TO
The ears Of the worG-a-day world than
irrodecmablo national currency and free
silver at l6 10 /.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-22
SOUTHERN NOTES.

,,.......t ,,.... ~. i.. numerical bo5fos
OK O""l le9'''' nav
YORK 10 consult the i''1 -- -'''e0 ''''9
there with view 10 having l'e marine
insurance rates rom oIi'l I','oi,' I'i ''~..-
ry.. ,,.,+o Constitution insists that the
,,..,..... ....., .,... = ...,i,,.,i,,. ann,
oo".ioIH i''''N"' anu
Naahfllle WI" DC ro'7 .i'"''0N'
a new volume OF VIII T. Halo's poems
Will soon bo issued from Nashville 1t is
said that the new book will contain the
poets best work, some OF which appears
for the first time.
There IS am organized movement in the
n...t
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-22

really demands. He requires that sound
money Democrats shall deny and contra
Slot tho plaiuest and most certain facts
OF rocen; history. lie requires that they
shan recant tho faith which they have
held and profess a belief IN free silver
coinage as an infallible paneca for all
political and economical evils lie re-
quircs that they shall thus forswear and
stuiufy themselves IN the face OF ia
complete fulnlmen OF the belief which
they expressed three years ago, and in the
face OF the absolute demonstration Of the
falsity and absurdty Of every claim.
prophecy and lamontation uttered by Col
ouel Bryan and hts supporters.
The free silver leaders told the people
that falling prices and harder times would
follow close upon the heels Of victory
for sound money But the country has
entered upon a new and wonderful era
OF hope and prosperity.
They declared that everything the
farmer had to sell had fallen below tho
cost Of production; that prices would
continue 10 go down that the farmers
were overwhelmed with dobt ana would
inevitably be reduced to ruin under the
gold standard. But tho prices Of agrlcul-
tural products rose. and since the defeat
OF free silver farmers have prospered be-
yond the expeditions OF the most san
guine three years ago. Farmers are now
contented and full Of hope. approaching
as never before the opportunities and adj
vantages which they enjoy: understand
ing as never before what modern inven-
ton and accumulated capital have made
possible for those who till the soil. resllz-
ing what great lines OF transportation
and cheap freight rates mean TO the agri-
cultural interests Of the country. and
seeing and feeling above am. the bcnen-
cent effects of restoration of conf
dence under the certainty OF a safe and
stable sandard Of value.
The free silver leaders assured the great
army Of the unemployed IN 1856 that the
hard times then prevailing were the result
Of the "demonetizaHon' Of silver. and
that relief and hope for laborng men and
their families could come only when
silver was admitted TO free coinage at the
magical ratio Of 16 TO l. But workngmen
in every part of the Union have found
every claim Of Colonel Bryan and his
advocates dlscredtcd and disproved 10y
events. They have seen a revival of every
industry. except that Of the demagogue.
and a return. and something more than
return, OF the best times Of the past thirty
years The free silver leaders declared
that the free collage OF silver was the
paramount issue; that there could De 20
final sediment OF our system OF finance
without free coinage. and no cessation
Of agitation until that end was accom-
plished but now even the most radical
FREQ silver advocates are forcing other
issues 90 the front, and although SIN
vociferous for the white metal their
voices lack the old-time elrnestness and
enthusiasm. And yet Colonel Bryan I'M
sists thar the terms prescribed by him
self are Indispensable TO the re-admission
~ sound. money Democrats 30 the ranks
Of the regulars. Vow let MS ask. I'm all
good temper ana courtesy: In view OF
an the facts is Il reasonable to expect
that the mon who hraved tine storm OF
a
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-22
CeIestlalJole.

"Tho rules of this club said the Soc
rotary demand char each applicant tel
good story before being admitted"
"Al right" replied the man who was
going o. ride the goat Here goes: On
big city two Chinese conducted rival
lauulries. over one door was Chang.
over tho other IL. one day III caught
Chang reading IBIS laundry tickets through
the window Like a fash be dragged him
in. Now. gentlemen, do you know what
happened?'
"Gve 10 u9"
Ill hung Chang."-Chicaso News
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-22

Here's q word underlined.
Did you DO d..
For me now TO find2
Here word underlined.
An. love. was I blind
And YOU knew Do?
Here's % word underlined,
DID you 1o 80
Pail Nall Gazette.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-22
nntl,cn,nd % snccess.

Friend-How are you getting on?
seedy Author-Go0i. I've got the mate
rial ON hand for d splendid comedy be-
sides
"You are fortunate
eyes. AN need now Is the material for
new pair OF trousers. Boston Travel
Ter. -t-.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-22

The Charlottesville Progress says;
"The report that every person N 'N''
country is richer by $40 than he was
wear ago. will be a surprise TO many
Honest now. isn't the Progress richer by
ssi0 than IL was year agoy
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Primary, secondary. or Tertiary sy-
phllus permanently cured In j. 10 80 days.
You can be treated at home for the same
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Co,ored spots Ulcers on ans part OF me
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tbis svDhiUidc BLOOD POISON that We
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,-oot Remedy co. chicago. ILL.,
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may be that the dollar mark viii be
reached.
Chicago now has IN store 100000 eggs
being about 80 per cent Of all the eggs
in storage In tho United states.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-22

General Coxcy is proniably-scngaged
in zinc mining near Joplin NO. Ana no"
everybody IS at work
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-22

1Ic-I was cured by the faith cure.
Sho-What was your ailment2
Ile-Faith IN the faith cure-Br0oklyn
Llfe.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-22

The campaign in Kentucky will prooa-
blv be opened with a oork-screw.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-22

Tw,, rival circuses are heading towards
,be Valley OF Virginia and the newspa-
,,.rs OF mat section arc revellins in pres
roritv
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-22
Not "sions Lalorat: Mus Nascitur."

Editor OF The Times
Sir-The exact words oe Horace ares
'fParturiunt monies; nascitur rdiculus
mus" II. NJ. MAGRUDER.
Charlottesville. Va. Aug. 10, lisa.
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The Atlanta Constitution insists that the
Southern Railway and the Louisville and
Nashville viii be consolidated.
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"The point is this-shaH the Demo
cratic party sacrifice itself for the selfish
interests Of a few men who have come
TO the front on an issue upon which the
party IS not united? There is no Ques-
ton OF restriction. apology pointing hn-
gers OF scorn or making Queen Anne
fans. There Is but one thing 90 do. and
that is 20 say Let bygones Doe bygone5.
and let us use tine weapons the enemy
,. 81 fro r,fooaI in mir hands On heat Them
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-06-11

- eLueI .. Dnone 9O0 crazy Wood yard. Is
GOOD buggy pony for sale; also good under
saddle. 3il6 Travis street fl
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-06-11

AGENTS WANTED in Houston to sell Ever
EFT Electric Belt; best seller out and lib.
eral terms to agents; sold only under guar
antee. Call Monday between and Z rs
Travis street. IL
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SAWMILL, WHO HAS ONE2-l have a GUS
toner who would purchase an interest or
Who has u? Address W. b slosson 220
Main street. Houston. II
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FOR SALE-One upright Emerson piano,
Fl-3 octayes, Walnut case, cost $1,000 cash
new. IN hrst-class condition. can be bought
tor SliS.0O For particulars address Franz
Wendes. p O. Box 10. il
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FOR sALE-Pure beer no pumps, for Sc .
Travis street 4
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AGENTS WANTED.

AGENTS wanted in all parts OF South Texas
to sell Everetts Electric Belt; sold under
guarantee; best seller out liberal terms to
agents. Address Hugh Everett, 3Oi Main
street, Houston. II
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FOR sALE--Onc single horse, Gouble scat
leather top three spring wagon seats re-
movable cost $40 good rs new, cheap. so
Il. q. Howard, Cleveland compress. If
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FINE furniture OF a ten room house at bar
G-ln ON account OF departure, 12l5 Malh. II
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FOR SALE at a bargain or exchange for cat
tie. n well equipped meat market and hX-
lures, doing good business and we'll located,
reasons. have other business to look after.
Address G402. tins Office Ii
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DIED.

MEMBERS of Post Oak camp. No. 50. w. o.
w, will assemble at Pythlnn Hall Mt p, m.
today for the purpose of going 10 Harrisburg
10 hold memorial services over the grave Of
Sovereign John BOlmer deceased l.. Rich
ardson Council Commander j. u. Rock,
Clerk IL
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FOR SALE-Suite bedroom furniture, nearly
new. cheap; Ills Calhoun avenue. Il
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OTIUM MORPHINE, WllIsKI-Ii interested
~ The cure OF these habits write lor my
boci. on these diseases. mailed free. b. NJ.
Noolley. NJ. D.. Atlanta, ga.
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FOR SALE or exchange ~ sasitIor. LIZ
value: Twc1ots Mapry srrirfs. c. y
two blocks from Hanna 'p
No. 2ll3 State street. - n
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FOR SALE 20-room hotel. with fixtures com.
plete, located Ia the best town IA Southeast
Texas. For further particulars address J
#. Saunders. CourOe. Texas. Il
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FOR SALE OR EAonnN

OUR EXCHANGE LIST 10 unll% nasr i i
match anything you have Mt3s so ~
or city property: Kansas. M nsr.v III n
and Ohio lands and clty p'y Ts,ss zF7.'
realty; $50. 900 in North irssit x
farms and city income p,opS, or Isr'
proved or unlmproyed acreaae 4 IDS,
Houston property. Frelam.a
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WANTED--By large manufacturer. five ladi =
TO work for us 10 Houston must have pleas
ing address good pay. No. 6l6'. this OF
IL
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salesman, for sole agency OF lamp, exclusive
territory New White Light Gas Co., AZ
So Canal street Chicago.
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AUCTlONi AUCTION'-ln order TO retire
FROM business will sell my entiro stock or
unrodeemed pledges Junsisting OF dlu.
mords watches. 1owelrv, silyerware. shot
guns. rifles and pistols musical iustru-
mouts, all kinds OF tools. clothing. hats aud
bicycles. to be sold at auction every day
GO a. m. 1880 u. ml until the entire stock
Is sold no limit nor reserve Cost of goods
cuts no figure. we are bound to sell and sell
we Will Uncle Sans Loan Once. 90i Pres
ton avenue ii
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

INSURANCE Agency Changes Hands-The
re insurance agency known as sprons.
Drew & Co, has this day dissolved by mn
tual consent Mr. o. C. Drew. Ir having
noug5t out the interest Of Mr. Sprong. The
LEV hrm VIII be known as Drew & CO. Your
patronage respectfully solicited
referring to the above notice, I wish to
sHshA our friends for the business given the
Old hTm and earnestly solicit the continu-
Zee OF same 70 Drew & Co. Respectfully,
{. II. Sproug
~ ~ E-oinee Of the Direet Navigation Co
llouSton June J. lSa9-The annual meetine
s the stockholders aud board Il directors
ne Direct Naviea,ion Company Will he
t ufla "a the conoany's Office. In Inc sitv N
s''uste3, on Tuesday, July |. az ii o'Sloek
q. N . Z: CIslnan. secretary. II
NullSE Is hereby given that the animal
aises.s o. the stockholders ana board OF
sssee.ois OF the Galveston, Harrisbnrs ana
q, s1 IA AnteSio Railway Company viii be held
u,, NJ oihce OF the company. in the civ ai
is se9asstoh' Texas, on Wednesday Jnly
iSss' e B. seger. Secretary. TX
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FREE STATIONERY

FREE STATIONERY
box OF Hurd's elegant stationery given
away with each order for engraved cards
during the month OF June: 100 cards and
copper plate, 81 so. 100 cards from plate.
si.oo. J. ]. Pastcriza Pig. and Litho. Co.
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FOR SALE or exchange y, .sy male, =
full biooded registered Je, sl.s Bsr.s.'
months. Call or address Cn''''
Hardy avenue. FiItn. : 4,
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

$1,000 WILL BUY stock groceries and general
merchandise aud natures and secure estah-
iished trade Apply Forest Mfg, Co., 1901
Dallas avenue. If
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WANTED--To trade ma u Allen. n
hand buggy. Address ~ - -:
Texas. -------------------sts q z
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WONDERFUL FORTUNE TELLER Mrs.
BLACK tells everything 26c, SOC, 81 go; re-
moves troubles: unites separated. luck
charms. c'c l0S Louisiana street II
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GIG Tor sale OF exchange for a saddIl, q
A, Brace ErunnCr, Texas II
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WATCHES. clocks teweiry, spectaces. sill
gerware repaired. Wilton. 90s Praire Ave.
Watches cleaned 81 90: main springs. Zoe.
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WANTED Several experienced skirt and
waist hands at Miss l.. Donaher 10 Travis
street, next to Bristol hotel. II
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FOR SALE-No. s Charter Oak stove, wit
reservoir. Apply lCl4 preston avenue.
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STORAGE-Wo have the largest warehouse
in tia city; cheapest rates all goods ia sep
arate apartments liberal advances made II
desired. Houston Moving and Storage Co
212 Fanniu street ii
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FOR SALE-At the Houston Commission Elk
change 3l7 San Jacnto street. one line bli
lard table from Mrs. Charles HJuse's resi-
oencc' also one large mirror, one oil 2aiat-
ing two parlor suites, folding beds, one
oihco oesk and one antique piano stool Il
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IeNas for the Covenant Mutual Life Insur-
aus company Of St. Louis; also a few re-
spouslols agents; cash advances made
s sicn dividends at time of taking applica-
uou on cumulative policies; cbeap term
Sguavies written ALSO TOP brokerage. Ad-
gress l.. D. Robertson, State agent, Dallas
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FOR TRADE-Town lo .s i lands icr " w
property. coast county ny,ds lunhss q
lands or stocss OF ssSSress Lcts n
hardware for sale.
III Camnn 'HeyaA. ~ ~
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" a n ED-Reltable agents everywhere ID
AM oiaers lot our immense line of me-
a hs no capital required; outfit free; spien-
oru onsnee for active mem write TO us al
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