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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-12-20
Sec XciemS ipcrtb.
u n BEN 6eruusaeber!

y BEN 9eruusgeber!
Sd baIte es fir meme pFlidt, SIRE
2eIsr auf Elm Ssilmittsl auf msrffam
gu modsn, bas in teinem Sauie febten
Tplte.
S4 mar Elm Mdrtprer BET 0bsz
pep1ie unb 9artleibistsit uno uerludte
4les persebli4. Sn Der 9er5peiflung
taufte i6 Elm 5ehn Gsntzpadet Der II.
g. Irmp &c Nubp SobIsts," Nr. II,
DIT IA. Strobe. NstpzYOrf, uno no4
BRET 5asen fiiblte i6 mid better, 10
bab td ipdtsr Elm finfuno5tpunaig
gentzYafst toufts, pona9 t4 isbt
bo1itdnotg gsbeilt bin. Sbr Qputbstsr
fannu nb m Ii B Sbnsn bisiel6en BE-
1orgem.
NAtunsspou
Elm 2efer.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-12-20
Yeniionen fur BaAnbeoienfete.

Cine Hsusrung in bent Yennfplpaniuz
9a6nfDffsm. - gire Qitsrsgrenz
&c fir Inifsllungsn urso gntlaIz
Sungen.
pbi1absIpbio. 10. Deg. -
IS pirb uffi55sn bstannt 9~s9sben, baB
Der Pfan. betagte 4ngefeats Der
Ysnnlplpanios8d6n 3u %penfionlrsn,
pom /. Sanuar an CUR 9ur6fiiFrung
setat1gen tperoe. $50 an9efteats, 70
Sabre unb nsbr alt, ipsroer on benz
Sage NIT Psnfon entlaNsn perpem.
ain|tis6in piro bic gntlaFun9 aasr
9samtsn uno IonIfiger In9sltellte'
nit YsnIicn am er ten Sage oas Wo@
rats srfolgen. in pelf)sm Tie 70 Sab
re aft tpsrben. Niemano tpiro tunf@
tigb;n angsItent. pelfer iibsr IS Sabre
alt 1T. 0s 9eItimmung be5iebt iiA
ouF ale @ngsitsllte oss Ysnnfplpaniaz
9abnipitsms Ditli6 BON Pittsburg
uno Grie. einI9lieBlid: PennIplodrno
Roilrpob Co.; Noribern Central Hdllz
man; Ybilaoelpbia, Wilmjngton &c
Baltimore 9ailrpao; Nef Ser|sp &c
SeaI6ors 8aihpab uno Pbtiaoeip6ta
&c Gamoen 5srrp Company.
Die 9enIipn betrdst ein 9ro5snt
fir iebss Sa6r beg Fprtlauisnoen
0ien|tes naG benz 0ur6I dri!ts9ez
falt Der lebtsn 5e6n SATIRE. 0es Wsis
tersn 1T bic YenIionirung aQer Be-
amtsn unb Qugdislta i'm Qltsr BON
IS Bis SO Sa6ren, pslhe 80 SATIRE
inn 0ienIte Der 8sisui6aft uno for
psrlif oisnItunFd6ig Fino ouf gleider
Balls p~orgaI2fsn. Sisis PenIionsn lpsrz
ben fir 2~ebsns5eit ausbe5uRlt. porz
aus9eItBt. Die SotalIumme dler pens
iione1 iibsri6rsitet nidt 100000
bas oyabr. Sn bieIem 5aae ipiro Ell
ne ent!prefenoe 8eouftIcn Der psnz
Iionen bprgencmmsn.
Wenn cSSemQno olIp 40 Sabre lang
i'm 9ienIt Der @eIeGIdaft getpeIc1 1T
unp in ben lsbten 3e6n sSdbren einen
Standardization BON $40 pr Wpz
nat er6alten fat, 10 betrdgt bic penz
Tiun 40 9rp5wt BON $40. alIo SIG.
PRO Mpnat.
OieTe SstrefFenoe Nhtinoisung 1T
eeItern Nbsno bonn prdIioenten Sal
iatt bsfannt gegs6en porosn.
Mns Der Quarantine %cntlaicn.
Nep gprt. 10. @s5ember. -
Ger SaFfetDompfsr r2afsu", Der am
2. DECEMBER pon Santos bier einsez
t"rofFen, ieitoem ober tpegen Der Yeft>
oeFatr in Quaransdne gsbalten NOR
ben mar. purbe geItern Nafmittog
BON 9uurdntdnear5t Or. Doth aus
Der QuurantGns entlaRen. Gbsnfda5
puroen bic bei'm S6ifen Der 2obung
bieIes @diFFes unb beg urosren &aFz
FesoumpFsrs IS. %. Sanlor" beIfdFz
ti9t gsipeisren 2eute, Die feitnem CUR
geobadtung auf SpfFmun Sslano unz
iergebru6t Dproen tpurer. tpleber brn
bort entlaffen.
Die n2aTsl" pirb. tpsnn i6r feline
spsiteren Sdptsrigteiten gemu4t tperz
ben, i'm Gris 9ahin in's brotherhood
geten. Sn 9etreFf bes iid 3lpr 3eit
nod INNER uuf 2iatsri6iffen bcFinoz
Iifen &%aFfeetargos psr rSaplor" tpurz
be 9eItern BON perIdieoenen 6irmen
an Die Sci MISUNDERSTANDING bus Griuz
fsn geridtst, ben Saffes uuF ben Cid
terg6ifFen in rsus SGde fiQea lolz
len gu biirFen unb i'm bann gum
9rennsn nod 8roptlbp bringen gu
tDrner. Ood tpurbe oieIes Ge'uh
ubI6ldgig hihie0en, nit Der Sc
griinbung. baB Der auffse 3uerIt gez
brannt perben miiFe. eff er an Sdno
oebra6t perben oiirfe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-12-20

mites. bat eiren @ufruT erfuIIen, mel
her eine Sibumg bes gomite's om %.
Jebrlaar i'm btelisen n3aleig6>9otel"
aTorbnet. SSn uRier Sibung fca 3eit
unb Srt fir ben beborfebenoen o:moa
frafif6en Nattonalzgc nbsnt i'm nd6z
ften Spmnper fe{taeiteit Derosn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-12-20
Niebfutter. unp Struhureije.

KolqeuDes NnO bic auT Den liaatll1en
Waagen iii. 6eu, Strub II. |. 70. geherl et'
";ielteu Yrelle:
Nerbipeflid d. &
Seu-- Simothp' Sen $14.00 sl5, gem.
$3.50 bis Sl4.O0, &leeheu $500 bis
$14.0O pro Come.
Stoh .-0ais.n1roh s 5000, Roggen'
frob 1880 bis Sl4 IL. SuterhruS So bis 80
pro Come.
Utats - 1915 bis $3.50 pre- Sab.
Setlihe B Sage.
Sen Slmotbn' peu (altesl S14 - ST.,
nelles Sen bis, Sleebsu $3.50 bis $l4
pro Come.
Stsop-8ul,en1toh $3.50 $3.50, Rogg.u.
nroh sl3-$l4 IL. 3afcrtrob $7.50-$S.5O
pro To.lne.
DiQis - Sl.9O bis $500 p1o TaS.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-12-20
CASTOR|A
fur sauglinge und Kinder.
Die SOrte, Die Ihr Inner Gekauft HABIT
u.; s,,is s,, 70. &MMZzM
Siehntnrfte.

Sbicaao. Tus., 10. 0ei. Die 3lt=
fubr uou Hiutpieh bstrns $500 Stid;
Vtarit feff bet swiiteu 500 unb 1925
uarlirerp.u Vrei,et. Stlueiue : Sufuhr:
1000; Martt flau; be 3 eiie ourrrlrten
;,piid,.n IS. 80 uno sab. Shaafe: Sufnhr
$4,000; War,t fei, ole yreile parrtirisu
,mIit,en IS. so uuo 1880.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-12-20
Nnn WlaubensbeiIern III 5noe furirt

8ome. 81. g., 10. 9R5. = Der
gurowrs : Snqueft iibsr ben Sob bon
5ruu M. 81. Oapis, pslde narH Der
r9lanbenstur" pon elmer eepiKsn
Moore bsbonbelt tporben 1T, notm &C.
fern bier iein Gnbe. Oas 8erbift
lautets auF SsraIdlag unb fiste bin=
gu. ouB Der Sob tpefsntli6 bur1 Die
Dirt uno Weiie Der 9sbanbIung our9
Die Moore teSdleurist por6en 1T.
Ous 9erbitt empFTbtt. bab Der Oiz
firitts : Gufpolt Den San ben 9rpb=
9sidporenen unterbrsite.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-12-20

ge'tNul1s 9sgel Groberu'9s : &rlege
u1tb Mil;tarismls. - Die Streitz
irags spiIfsn ben S9riTtEebern
unb MaI6iniItsn eireem G9isosz
geridtszgomite ii6erpielsn.
Detroit, Mif., 10. Oe3. - Die
r5sbsratipn Of 2a6or" nabm beu.e Be-
ifliiHs al, pttds ensrgii4 esssnStluz
psrei inntrbalb Der S~urisoittion Der
Ser. Staaisn proteItirsn uno oarlessn,
oob sur 53sit 100000 Sflapsn untec
Gontroft auf 9opaii arbsiten, Nnbsre
bon Der yVsoeration" p%aiIirts Be-
f6liiiie bsTiirportsn "tiir5ere 5agesarz
Belt fiie 9arbisre, oas QnIhaffen ies=
iihtjgerHsItunss6pote fir bic aii ITEM
RettunazT}ationsn, uunion9abJIs" auf
Sdulbiidern Il. I. NJ.
Die StreitFruoe 5ipif6en ben
ShpiftIesern uno Den WoIhiniten
Ger GebmaiGires'. ndmlih pb bfe Ma=
{6iniIten in Der vSpppgrupbiIGsn
Union" bftibsn pber an Die vMaI6iz
nj differentiation" iibsrtrdgen tperbsn Iol=
len, psrupIadte eins lanse Dsbdtte,
purSs i4lieBiid sinsm S9isosssz
riHts<Gpmite iibernieIen.
SIM 2aufe bes Saess nu6m bic y5sz
osrotiun" aud geI1llFe oil. pelds
eeeen ale Grpberungsz arisge, yauF
ben philippirsn, in @iiodfrifo ooer in
anrsren WelttGei!en," ofs Der 5rsitsit
gefGhrli6 utdo ben SntereNen Der Mr=
better artpibsr prDteItiren unb ertldz
rem, bic rIeoerution" lei Der NnIibt,
oaB sirs itetenios Nrmes BON $4,000
Munn fir bic Ser. Stadten pouItdnz
big binrside.
Selbffmprb zines befannten9 enti6rn.
Can Sraneiscp, 10. Oes. -
Der bstannts Oeutfde 9. 8. Walz
tier bon bier 6eging in elmer 9aoeselle
in 6ar6or 8ietp Ssl6Itmorb, inbem
{. iid nit einsm 9afirmeher Den 6als
ourhI9nitt. Gr BAT aasm MnI 6sin
aad Elm 9ao eenommen, bunn eine
gigarre eerardt uno haruuF feinem
3ebsn Elm Gnbe eema6t. Waltbsr
5intsrlieB folgsnOen Srisf: On Den
6srmannSS tann, Il. .. 81. M. Wsr.
Sroen Der 8ot6mdnner). Sd babe
im1ler prn Gerbre1nen seiprofen. ba
id es absr isbt Iidsr made, oab i9
tobt bin. 10 fDnnt Sbr mid i'm Grab
nit msiner 5ruu beeroisen. sd babe
oieIss nith esthan, neil ia oss Be-
bens miibe Bin. nein, ionosrn neil i9
gu ait bin, I'M irsenb etpas au tbun.
@o tpurbe mir ndmii6 ii6eroa geiast,
alEo fort! Sd bsnie, oa5 1T Iaes,
NOS i] gu Iogsn babe; 10 5eIhns i'd
mid gum lsBtsn Male, g. 8. Walz
i6sr."
Der gerItorbsm, Elm Wittfper, NOR
fruber p~oblbabenb, bate jeoo4 in
leBter 3eit geT6dftli6s @erluite erlitz
ten uno mar auf Dire Inter ltibung ietz
ner Jrernoe a~ngespieIsn.
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gtue giI6ltGe sic

etnju9tben nno eefunee Sinner su a.ueen, feruer
aaes WlIenspertbe iber Geid,ledbtesS ranff,eiten
iuscneiid>e ~Ssrirrrnsen. Smpptens. ilnfr,idbt.
bartlett Il. |. D. entboit bas olte, e%ebie9ere. beutih,
Bud Der Rctiunss=Infcr',, As. duff, $50
Geiten, nit pislsn l,brr.ihen GbbiIounatn. Gs lit
Der eir;is ;upsridfirc Satbaeber fir Eranfe uno
Gsiuiibe rno raIrsrtlih nid,t ,n entbebrrn fir
2tute. bic nd nerbeiratben ROLLER, oocr unsIidlia
rsrbeiratbet fino. g3iro mad Gmpfuna bon 25 Cts.
In Gof. stamps foraiam ptrpadt fret su9elanbt.
DEUTSCHES HEIL-INSTITTT,
No. II Clintcn Piece. New yo~k, N. y.
Ser Rettuneg=Intu III au9 ,u baden Sci 8. 8.
eitmsrs in Tr. 1913. 9arf=Nptnue, ra5. 6aptttts
Strabt, uno in g9ittss 9utRAaOluns, Tr. 23a.
6erDs
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-12-20

Tcfmer xarcn unb Dnredur au psrHief"e"'
Oitir. .Wnsnut 9eppel : NireIi an pofs L!i!tss
Nptm.; gu ,b.n,r GrO,. Sampfbsiiuns' 9sGl%.
TIDE, Water=elslets etc. Ta3iuIraeen 1 %a V 0'
N a r b q n { OH Grt rno Sttnt: LES2.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-12-20

gu perfaufen:
3nsl &Muier all DER Srielle Der 2ot,isoppsApsnu..
spIl1ta Der 5apcttssS trabe unD Galrinount=Aptnus,
uuptrsauit aebil.htn; oi.jclbtn FnO nit alsn msDtrs
men V.sbeferuna.u %perlsbsn, @runOiins $2.75 pro
SrpntfuB; Yrtis $3.50.
5ernsr prti &duj,r an Der 6apette=StraB., nabt
9afrpooo =9 penue. Oieie 9duir babcn Wtarmor'
8rjitruna uno =5rsppen uno inp idone, ie&s
3in,mer enttalt.noe Sduier; Yrsis $3.50.
Man nsbme bic ptlibeu Northumberland drs-
As-.aireetn bei'm 9aumeiitsr an Dirt uno Stta:
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3u perfdufen:
Su perfaufen:

II 81 uno AZ s,dsr. bllIg; ein neass oaus
aut einsm; biuis, penn pisie 9Bobe usb p~srtauit.
oa e~rirGgtn bel ganueu, Gr. ITO, 81: ySuls
SiraBs. Baltimore. lOft20
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-12-20

Cine prabtpOIs Garm; ieinss 2anD; DEanlon:
&aus uno %ausemeine Garm=@ebdulibtsittn. vInt
cute Gsls9eabeit fir ansn iuna.n Ytlnl nit stspas
capital. Ha1Suiraesu bel ism. y. s | { n. xt.. 5,
Git=2tIin9tpu=S trabe. Q96-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-12-20

u. 81. SulIon. OrtsprdIioen'
BON Monroe, 81. g.. lit an ben Sol
ssn zines Stursss bon einem Waaeu
geItorben. Gr mar i'm Sabre 1865
NHemblpmitglieo fir Orange Gpuntp,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-12-20

ntdt tlQlIlfAirt- .......Zbk-4O
| SaItlmcrer ,SnetIrus Sorie.
| (Berthtet iar ben - Oeutihe1 Serreiponoeate1" outb
WtooeHoorf, Oiuer n SoD
galtlmore. Den ~ December 1899.
UiibseRoort, Olluer e 50. brrepne1 tit jSraHes:
| SaHtierSsIraiten o.234--..--.yd uI 90 2a9e, duI
| Siht .2U-........ tnuimdHniihe 6.27a-6.264,
| 90 5a3t. Jieitlsudri 93 a 8uloen 393.
Stirling Sanfiers dui 80 2a9e 4.Si-h duI
| Sidt 4.SI&-a. tauimiuuiiae 4~.S0&-4.Sl.
Serfdufe auf Der bieisen Sneetens S6rfe.
| FIRST CALL-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-12-20

Gnten 9t.-lOt.
9dnie 7c.-9c.
Wilopret:
SaTsn, prp 0uBeno =. $1.00-$1.20
Hsbhibner, pro OuBenp 75c.-$1.50
Hebriiden, pro pFuno =. 1890.
WilOe Puter, pro Bfuno >. Sc.-9c.
Sdltimarer WirftSeri ft:.
(S.ridtet ilr,:t y Deuti ben S,rr.tpoaocnter.r
Sdlttmore. ben 10. 9cSem0er 1899
Die beutiae G8eis:rsufubr betru3 4,994 Suihel,
Der Glepatorenzgorrath 499.3S5 BuibsL, Ser'duot
Don ben @Iepatoren post suibel. SertGuit iuurs
ben 49,. Tuidl.I uno 800. MADDOX.
6otsenoe 3aosle sst9t Den h~sutilcH, ben ~aeitrioeH
uno ben lsstidbrl9en Staro Der ISsaenprsiie N pers
9teltenoer lie beritdst:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-12-20
n.,.. Sertise @eIrisc Gleih. .3eit
StIu5rate ShluBrate. Iestes jdbr

RotS. 8niuor 22s.S99. Gleuatorsu : |or'
roth I,755 7O9Suitel, 9eriGHot pom Den 5leuatoren
93,517 Yulhel, Ssrtduit lpuroen $1,000 SulheI
uHo l Wd9oons.
Eclsenoe 2dbeIe Htgt ben b%eltt3:H, zen aenitseH
uno Den leptiQbrl1en Stano Der lStljeuprslie IN Oer'
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-12-20
Dir uIeorration Of 0abor. -"

gsFtluKe gegsn Gro6erun9s : Sriegs
uto Mil;tarism1s. - Die Streitz
frogs spilfsn ben S6riTtiebern
unb MaI6iniitsn eireem S9ieosz
ner;Ht5~ n nr,i+p iiho rtntpfen
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-12-20

3u prrfaufen:
rWbitt &osA UNI Saam,n=6uti.r fir 9ieroe,
Sblen ano Milbtubs, Woresitts Sali, fsinftss
Guttsri SunOs, Sauben unO anpsrss fS.flasel.
3. ". Sibltp,
Nft2S, lD0D CIR. 229, SiD= Spparo= Strdbe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-12-20
9ln,eisen. gu bertauien..
,nIoo,onIuna ,u ~ptrfoufen fur S.25

GIN Saug nit is6s 3imneru, Bah. ssibsm unS
taltem g8aTcr fir $3.50; SO gaar. Der Heft NOS
1sntit9. Aoer su peruietbea fir 50 pro Wonat.
Nadiufra0sn bel 2eipis Railing, SiOpeftsGde ,Vtrs
nians unD Soutb=Strt 2. Glur. (Rup22-Sei6,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-12-20

Na9 Der bsutissn Sibuns Beginner bic
Taisrtassfsrien oss G~Onsrsnss. -
Dim %. Gebruur fpn bus oemctra@
tiThe Nutiondt : gpmite in Wdfbz
ingtpn auIammentrstsa. Oas
note Guaranteeing gomits oss
Saules.- appe1 Der Silber : asz
publifuner. - Sieiss unO Scenes
aus Der 8unbesbuuptitapt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-12-20

Satet- Deutise .3ufubr 6,0Ss SuibeI; 3i.SaI
Snitel ;uridsesogen; SIeoatoren'SorrGta 1855 o1
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-12-20
Serlanst. Trauei. anb Mdsdeu.
Sfrluuet.-WtGnner mno 6mabc

erIangt
&lcaoer= 3nifnciOsr unO cRpdidneiotr. Nabjil=
fraatn bi ). Mann & Son. Rr. n, &optins@Nlaet.
(S54
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1899-10-11
Ladies' Jackets
Light Tan, $3.50
A Special Value

We are offering a special
inducement in this garment.
1t comes in the very light tan
color that is so stylish, is
made Of the best quality all
wool Kersey cloth and lined
throughout with fancy col
ored tafesa silk Of a very
good quality. This quality
garment is worth $17.50 and
cannot be duplicated at less
than that price, but we shall
offer same for our opening
sale at $3.50 each.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1899-10-11

FRENCH TANSN WATERS, the
worlds famous remedy for irregular
and painful periods OF ladies; are never
failing and safe, reiuvenate the System;
brighten the eyes; restore health and
beauty to the faded; French Tansy
Waters are the only reliable female rem
edy in the world; imported from Paris;
take nothing else from druggists, but in
sist on genuine; in red wrappers with
crown trade mark. Price s.. For sale by
all leading druggists, or sent by rs direct
on receipt of price. La France Drug Co,
inlpnrters, 800 Turk ST.. San Francisco.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1899-10-11
PIute War Claims

Not included in the Omnibus bill, have,
upon the motion and action of Senator
Stewart. been referredbv the L. S Senate
to the U. S. Court of Claims for settle
ment.
All persons in any wise intere~te in
any of said claims are requested to write
III reference thereto to the undersigned,
who fully understands same, and has had
much to do with them during many
years last past. JOHN MULLEN,
Attorney at law.
No. 1910 Connecticut Avenue, Wash
in ton City, u. c.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1899-10-11
Ladies' Golf CapeS
The Latest Styles
Plaid & Plain Effects

We have just received a
very extensive line Of Golf
Capes in all the newest plaid
effects, in reds, greens, navy,
etc., which We have marked
out at strictly San Francisco
prices. They are the mob
best goods ever shown and
the general verdict is to that
effect.
We have them in all grades
at
s. so. $40. Sl2.5O. $l7
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1899-10-11

er'S.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1899-10-11
Ladies Jackets
Navy, at $3.50 Bach.

At this price we are showing
very pretty jacket III Navy
blue, half lined with silk serge
double breasted, with 6 hand
some bone buttons, overlap
ped seams back and front, fully
worth $50, but our opening
sale price IS Sc.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1899-10-11
Ladies' Jackets

Black, at $40 each. One of
the best garments offered is
at this price; it is all VOL jer-
sey, lined throughout with
silk serge, double breasted,
six large pearl buttons, worth
SI2.5O, our opening sale price
is $40 each.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1899-10-11
Ladies Jackets
Tan at $3.50.

tlIs Price we are showing a
jacket that is silk lined all
through, double breasted, made
Of heavy cloaking material,
color tan. This garment is
fully worth $40; our opening
price is $50 each.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1899-10-11
Ladies' Jackets
Mode at $3.50

We are showing a very pret
ty garment atthis price in the
new mode eoloring. This gar
ment is half faced with silk,
overseamed at back and is
worth $3.50, our opening sale
price is $3.50 each.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-12-24
A PROFESSIONAL QUESTION.

When q lawyer who Is a member of
legislative body rctires from office
and resumes the practice Of his pro-
fession, is he bound by any obligation
10 the public or himself to see that his
professional course conforms to his leg
islative Observation-Disclosures Post.
Why PROFOUND such a question Of an
eN-official, or ex-legislator, in the pur-
suance OF his profession. when the
whole Republican party, comprising the
present President and administra ton,
and the majority of both branches of
Congress. has gone back squarely on
its former and recent political and leg
islative records with respect to money
and the currency? All through the dis
cussion of the Currency bill in the
House the Democratic members ar
iaigned and tainted the Republican
Representatives mot ex-oflicials) that
not only they, but Mckinley and their
party, had abandoned their previous
professions and falsified the legislative
records they had made; but the nippant
answer was that they had progress
ed, or learned something" since then;
anu thstl, IN any case, they had
changed their opinions, as wise men
did sometimes, and fools never" The
obvious retort in the matter was that
they were late in learning had not pro-
crossed far, and that it was hardly
worth while to break their records as
fools to prove that they were l1naves.
In the House>debate. Mr.. Dolliver, Of
Iowa. said on the silver question:: "I
DO NOT PROPOSE TO BE BOUND
BY WHAT 1 SAID AND DID MY
SELF Yet he and his party propose
to bind the government and people to
gold only when the constitution says
money" and gold and silver" and
to bind them to pay gold" when they
said, meant and promised "coin."
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-12-24
THE HYDRA in THE TREASURY

Just as astronomers have more than
once announced new star or planet
in space, before its discovery, rs a
necessary existence in the verified con-
difions, SO can a new job or swindle
be confidently alleged, Hho matter how
cunningly concealed, If the known cir
cnmstances leave any room for it.
Thus. student of the new division
of issue and redemption" in the Treas
ury Department, divines something
evil within or behind 1t, though 1t be
yet invisible and though the provision
be loudly praised as a means to gild
refined gold and to paint the perfect
lily OF honest money"
1t is enthronng banking and the
banking business III the government
itself! and instead OF the government
going out Of the banking business, the
government is to be henceforth the
trust. clearing house and hacker of the
pcnse of the people. The banks are
made officially the power behind the
throne, with q hackstalrs entrance to
the Treasury; and the Treasury is to
be employed as an annex and assistant
TO the banks and their affiliated bond
holders. Like an excrcscence, or
tumor, on diseased body, small and
painless at first, it will rapidly ex-
pand and grow in virulence, until Gf
this Republican party and its masters
control the Treasury, which Jackson
created to hold the deposits removed
from the old L. S. Bank. will breed a
hydra-headed monster that we may
be able to find no Hercules strong and
valiant enough TO cope with.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-12-24
LET US PAUSE.

1t is Il fortunate thing that our Fed
consists OF two, Il Senate and lower
House. ii there were but one, the Cur
rency bill OF the House, which was so
rapidly rushed 10 passage under the
caucus lash might now be law, and ac-
tually in operation; whereas, happily
and voted on in the Senate. with all the
further light that can be thrown upon
IL from any source. public or private.
And, at any rate, we have the respite,
and that Is no Ii tie matter; White there
is some hope of mitigation in the bill,
as the House enacted 1t before il gets
through the Senate, a committee OF
conference and goes to the President.
The only hopeful argument is in
what the days may bring forth in the
vicissitudes of the unstable money
market. The nurr.es in Wall street may
not amount to much, but when every
Capital in Europe is in more or less
trepiGution about its funds and secur-
tiles with n stringent money market,
growing more and more stringent. viii @
strong houses here and there are tum-
bling, and governments themselves, as
we'll as the secur. ST banks. are showing
unmistaliable indications of apprehen-
sion. the Senate may well call q halt in
making such radical and dishonest, as
well as vcnturesome, changes in our
banking and currency and our debts
and credits, as the House bill proposes:
especially when all the symptoms OF
our financial disorder demand anything
else than construction.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-12-24
THE DANGER OF FREE AND
UNLIMITED COINAGE.

Under free and unlimited coinage,
silver dollares were made and issued
to the amount Of q little over $4,000, 900
up to the characterization act Of 1873.
Since decentralization and the silver
purchasing and coming acts OF 1878
and 1890, over 100000. 600 of silver
standard dollars have been coined by
the Republicans. Why was it that so
few silver dollars were coined for 81
years under free and unlimited coin
age? 1t was because the metal being
fully monetized, and secured In value
by free and unlimited coinage, was
really more convenient and valuable,
at home and abroad, as metal or bull
ion, than as coin. Besides, we had as
much Spanish, French and Mexican
silver coin in circulation among us as
we needed. without the trouble and ex-
pense Of mintIng our own silver coin.
But the history of those 81 years Of
free and unlimited silver coinage
proves false all the pretended fears
expressed by Republicans and gold
ties against 1t. In those 81 years our
silver dollars were coined only at the
rate of about 100000 a year: while
under the free and unlimited coinage
of gold THIS YEAR ALONE amounted
to Sos, $50. Where is the danger,
then, of free and unlimited coinage?
Not in silver, surely; BUT IF ANY
WHERD IN GOLD!
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-12-24

backed by Imperialism, militnrlsm, an
jexcc:lusive-gold money and bank cur
'rency, with standing armies as ready
to shoot Americans. as Fllipinos, on a
suggestion of revolt"
The real or pretended sympathy. of
this Republican administration and
party with Chamberlain against the
Boer Republics, concluslvely demon
strates the spirit and temper which
subordinates men. liberty and right to
gold, power. and aggression; and il
such q spirit and temper are to domi-
nate this land. it will take no prophet
to predict the evil end.