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The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1900-05-17
neKients.
For Clerk Of Court.

The many friends Of j. NJ. Stewart horo
by announce him Il candidate for rc-clcc
ton to the Office OF Clerk OF Court of Pick
ems county, subject to tho action of the
Tho friends Of A. John Bogge,
believing in rotation of office, here-
by announce him rs Il candidate
for the Office of Clerk Of Court for
rickcns county, subject to the ac-
tion of the voters in the Dsmo-
cratic primary election.
John D. Edens is hereby announ.
ced by his many friends as candl-
duto for the Office of Clerk of Court
for Pickens county, subject to the
action of the voters in the Dcmo.
cratic primary election.
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1900-05-17
"~-Advertisers are reqt,estcd to
sond in thoir changes for tho com.
ing week by Friday.

"~-Advertlsers are reQttestcd to
sond in thoir changes for tho com.
ing week by Friday.
correspondence must send in
their communications not later
Monday morning to Insure pubti-
cation. Remember thiB.
Tho Sunday schools Of Pick
ens will give an all day picnic
Thursday week, May 2lth, at. Arial's
@pl ing. All aro requested to meet
at $3.50 at tho depot with well filled
bask cts. Let ali the chidron come
and have big tune.
+. b. THirISicld, Health Tnspoc.
tor Of Chicago, says: "Kodol Dys-
popsia Cure cannot be recommen-
ded too highly. 1t cured me Of Sc
we're Dyspepsia IT digests what you
,oat and cures indigestion, heart.
burn and all forms Of dyspepsia.
DR.. G.. W. Earle.
Married, at the residence Of
tho brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
a: b. Williams, near Catcechee, on
the 10th inst, Miss Dorthula l..
Williams and Mr.. Turnor n. Ar
mold. Rev. ". G. Seahorn por-
formed tho ceremony. The nowly
married couple arn well known and
very popular, They have nUmcr-
cu, friends who JOIN in Wishing for
tl,,,, =, - i,n,,,,,- o,,} ! ,,r,c,,,.r,,.,
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1900-05-17

Are grand, but Skin Eruptlons rob
life Of JOY. Buclljn's Arnioa Salve
cures them; also, Ola, Running
and Fever Sores, Ulcers, Bois.
Folons, CorDa, Warts, Cuts, Burns,
Bruises, scaldz, Chapped Hands,
Chilblains. Bost Pile Cure Oh
Earth. Drives ouI pains and aches.
Only 25c, a box, Cure guaranteed.
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1900-05-17
Cor Coroner.

The many friends of Ben. f.
Parsons respectfully announce him
as a candidate tor the Office OF
Coroner Of Pickons county, subject
to tho &c ton Of the votcrs in the
Democratic primary.
J. W. lIurtcr /, hereby announced by
his many irir:nl; as Il candidate for the
Gllirr ul Coroner of P;c&enS county, SUBJ
jet to the aciiOn of the voters in t'.c
Democratic Primary election.
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1900-05-17
ANNOUNCEMENTS.
For Treasurer.

The many friends OF B. ID. Garvin here
by announce him us II candidate for the
Office Of County Treasurer for Pickcns
county, subject to the action OF the voters
in the Democratic primary election.
Tho many friends Of Samuel d. Chapman
respectfully announce him as Il candidate
for the office of Treasurer for PirkcnS coun-
ty, subject to tho action OF the voters in
the Democratic primary election.
Tho many friends OF Il. Il. Lathem hereby
announce him as n candidate for the Office
of Treasurer for Pickcns county, subject
to tho action of tho voters in tho Demo-
cratic primary election.
The many friends of Avery a. Jones
tie Office of Trcasurcr Of Pickcns county,
subject to the action OF the voters in tho
Democratic primary election.
The many friends OF Henry w. Farr
respectfully announce him as Il candidate
for the Office of Treasurer OF Pickcns
county, subject to the action Of tho voters
III the Democratic primary election.
Harvey Kennomur is hereby announced
by his many friends as Il candidate for the
Office OF Treasurer of Pickons county,
subject to- the action of the voters in tic
Democratic primary election.
Tho many friends Of james M.
Lawrence hereby announce HIM as
4 candidate for the Office Of Treas
uror of Picllcns county, subject to
the action Of the voters in tue
Democratic primary election.
Tie Mnny friends Of .loscph G. Strib-
bling hereby announce him rs a candidate
for the office of Treasurer OF pickcns
county, subject to the action of the voters
in tic Democratic priEHry election.
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1900-05-17
For County Commissioner,

The many friends Of NJ. P. Rogers
hcrrby announce him as a caudi-
date for the Office of County Com.
missioner Of Pickens county, e@b-
iect to the action Of the voters in
the Democratic primary election.
The many friends of A. Jeff.
Wclborn horeby announce him as
a candidate for tho office of County
Commissioner of Pickcps county,
subject to tho action Of the voters
in the Democratic primary election.
Tho many friends Of Jesse r.
Ross hereby announce him rs q
candidate for the Office of County
Commissioner Of Pickcns county,
subject TO the action Of the voters
in the Democratic primary election.
The many friends Of J. Bird
Locper hereby announce him as a
candidate for the Office Of County
Commissioner for Pickens county,
subject to the action of the voters
in the Democratic primary election.
Tho many friends Of Jesse J.
Lewis hereby announce him rs Il
candidate for tho Office of County
Commissioner fer pichcns county,
subject to the action Of tho votors
in thc Democratic primary election.
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1900-05-17
For Sheriff.

The many friends of John w. Thomas
respectfully announce him Hs II candidate
for Sheriff OF PickcnS county, subject to
the action of tho voters in the Democratic
Primary election.
The many friends of Bcntz B. Gilstrap
hereby announce him nS Il candidate for
She oIlicc Of Sheriff Of Pickcns county, sub
ject to the action Of the voters in tho Demo
cratic Primary election.
The many friends Of W. II. Price hereby
unnOlncc him asa candidate for the Office
81 Sheriff Of PickcnS county, subject to
the action OF the voters in the Democratic
primary election.
The many friends Of J. II. G.
Mcdaniel hereby announce him as
a candidate for reelection to the
Office Of Shorin Of pickons county,
subject to the action Of tho voters
III tho Democratic primary.
The many friends cf e. Frank
I.ooYcr hereby announce him as q
cauhidatc for tie Office of Sheriff
of pickens county, subject to the
action Of tho voters in the Demo.
cratic primary election.
Tho many friends Of JOHN T.
Langston respectfully announce
him rs q candidate for the Office Of
Sheriff Of PicEens county, subject
to the action of the voters in the
Democratic primary election.
The many friends OF s. NJ. Perry, tho
OH rebel, hereby announce hia, It's II can
dtlatc for the Office OF Sheriff Of Pickcl:
county, subject to the action OF The voter:
| In the Democratic primary election.
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1900-05-17
For COunty SuprryiSOr.

The many friends e O. Z. Field hereby
announce him Us 4 candidate for the Office
OF onnty Supervisor for Pickcns county
subject to the action OF the voters in the
Democratic Primary election.
The many friends Of l.. ID. Q}ul J Ste
phcns hereby announce linn Is n candi
date ior the oilicr Of Supervisor Of Pick
ems county, subject to the action Of the
voters in the Dem cratic primary.
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1900-05-17
Card CT TiaantIS.

The good and kind poop!c Of
Central and surroundinG commit.
njty have NY thanks and prayers
fyr their A:ndne23 during nv faith.
o:'s long illness, May Gnd hleG >
tnen al. AIRS. +. n KOGEk#.
Lewis Dennis, Salem, Ind, says :
"Kodol Dyspepsia Cure did ne
Oore good than anything [ ever
took" Tt digasts what yon eat and
can not help but euro dyspepsia
and stomach troubles.
DR.. G. w. Earle.
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1900-05-17
Notice.

hereby forbid any person from cutting
ont wagon road and ;;-iD" the same on
IN. .and, This the Sih Gnv IF May.
1850. Il. y. LAWSON.
mlTN3
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1900-05-17

Size doesn't Indicate quality. Be-
ware Of counterfeit and worthless
salve offered for DcWitt's Witch
Hazel Salve. DeWitt's ls tho only
original. An infullible cure for
piles and all skin diseases.
DR.. G. w. ILarlo
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1900-05-17
For AUDITOR.

S. Arthur Hunt i; respectfully nnnoun-
cCd hy his many friends as Il candidate for
rG-clurtion to the Office of Auditor OF
Piclcns county, subject to tho action OF
the voters in the Democratic primary cleo
tion.
Tho many friends Of N. A. Chris
topher hereby announce him rs a
candidate for the Office Of Auditor
Of pickens county, subject to the
action Of the voters in the Domo-
cratic primary election.
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1900-05-17
10 PsHlIo Rails SorS.

! offer The services Of my thor
rush bred Spanish Jack to the pubs
tic. Cam be found at homo at all
times. w. Il. Bowen.
April 5th 100O-w4.
The colored American., 1900-07-21
TFE WHITE SULPHUR.
C-e q IL Nos= Fz70@1a5 Resorts II t1=
Cozz--g -Do51Es o t5s PaaFES
~. ri C-lsrEESs

White -1Iphu Springs. =. Va,
Spsc5sI-Ee s-s ZOE sCi01Tning e. the
White Sulphur, erj7yirg the pHre. r.
fre=hing mCQu:zj1 ziE- A. Cf Old The
Wblte sulphur Is oEe o. the mos'
besutIf1I and pict1re=gaeTezortzl the
uo1ntziDs sud i5 still the plsce -here
.ous Of the leacjag Psep!e Of the csTo'
tTy eom= 70 pass s~sy the hot sum
mer uontb=. II the dinIrg fcom snd
char departments of the hotel. those
employed are chiefly from Chsrlottes
vile, Washington, Richmond and
Fincasue as EeII s. many from other
places. The dining room il oue Of ths
Isrgest il TIE country and i preside q
ever oy Ar. Il, Dickinson, had
Ezrer Of Charlottesville, VS.. who L
fully equal 20 the great task II every
respect and zho has the coUfderce snd
re=psci Of the large lumber OF men
under h1= charge 81 veil ss the Lars 6
number Ct The guests who ara here He
is man Of wide and Tsried experience
in the work and hls straightfor EsTd,
kirdIy disposition wins for him frisads
with all With whom ne comes in COZ
tsct. NJ. Ernest Martin Of Washing
TON, D. G. l. second waiter, and q msu
who understands his busiE ess and is
ever alive to the fall discharge OF his
duty. NJ. D. =. Smith Of Chsrlottes'
vile. secretary of the dining room,
needs no introduction 10 tb2se Who
have ever met HIN Intelligent, quick
sighted, geaiaI and energetic. be il 9
faithfui Keeper Of the records end ofher
duties pertaining TO his Off e. Mr 5. Il
White Of ChsrlgttesviILe, Mr.. Richard
Cam Of Washington. D. G. and Mr
Robert Branch OF Richmond are in
charge Of the dining room watches a.
captain. In the ordinary dining room.
Nr. James Allen Of Charlottesville is
head waiter. Mr. Allan is thoroughly
acquainted with the work and We be-
lieve better selection could not have
been made. He Is highly respected by
everybody IS mis- gantlemanly bearing
justly merits. There sre here most
genteel, polite and intelligent set Of
young meD. harv engaged in or aspir-
ing to the several professions. The
White Sulphur Literary Society was
oT<anized last week With the following
offcera: Mr. Robert 3. B.rcus, presi.
dent; Ar. Clayton Brown, vice rresi-
dent: Mrs Lena Whips, secretary:
Mr Voolfolk Briscoe, treasurer The
next meeting Of the literary will BE- held
WedneEdsy night. and account OF
which We will give in or next news
letter. One Of Cbarlottesviile's most
noted testers told us oD our arrival that
Fincastle, Va, one Of our western Vir'
gfnia towrs has closed up for the sum.
mer owing to the isrSe number of is
Inhabitants who are here fo1 the eum.
mer. SCR1BF
Miss Susie A Brent q CHARMING
The colored American., 1900-07-21

6s DZ-L Opcl6 NzlAcl az L4E
IishJ, 81 Psrk Opers Ho1se. A.bury
Psrk, New J-r.ey, On Aoadsy nigh:
August 3. Ia.s prJduc.ioR having
been given With eneYmous sucees g.
Lsxin zton Opera House, New YORK,
Ar. Drury il prompted to rspezt II 81
AsoUry PARK, confident that he viii
have the support otallloyers OF operate
art The remarkable sHong es=s will
fncI0de Nine. Dss=srio Plato, Mr.. L.
Randall, Hrs 7. Gieldz, Mis= Z De
Lyons, Theodore DruIy, G " Taylor.
Fredre shsldon, a. DeAney, Z. r.
johnson, Mlzz Daisy Lssurner.
Ernest Hogan bss purchased hne
little cottage N Honolulu.
Ms A. P. Albert, highly cultured
Washington lady, is tae author Of
drama that bss been well spoken Of by
the critics.
Miss Henrietta VInton DAVIS, tie
talented WsshiL gton elccutIoEist, il
working her way honewsrd, after
successful to1y Of the South and Vast
Prof Vim. q. R.ld, OF Cinsinusti,
Ohio, hss q national reputation as q
teacher Of pickaninny bands. The mu-
sic rendered Dy these youngsters com
pairing fs7ora5ly with tha. Of older m1'
zicIsns.
The Webbet-Doak and Burton com
psny, presenting "Colorsd AIis.Cera
cy" this season will be uuder the di-
rectorship Of Charles Ssger, therl=1ng
young author. The company opens
August ~.
A literary and musical troupe has
been recently formed At WiIberforce
by Miss Halle Q. Brown, PrGf= Wm.
II. Calhoun aud George T. Simpson.
They have already made several en-
gagements.
Rueco and Hollands attractions this
season will employ 2l0 colored per-
formers; five managers and ten agents;
and will use ten private cars. The at
fractions representing an investment
Of $3.50, 900 90 The tours Of these COM
Dauies will embrace every city Of the
United States and Canada Of any i'm
portance. -
Ernest Hogan has just signed a con-
tract with Mesgrs. Rusco and Holland
fox number OF years to back sIl Of
his productions. He is to venture in
a new field, believing that the dsy Of
the cake walk craze has seen its use
f0lness, and that there can be gotten
together enough Negro performers to
give first class musical comedy. He
has, therefore, taken the initial steps
to put together company ofthat class
of performers and expects liberal sup
port.
Madame Jennie NJ. Doyle, the noted
leading soprano of Wesley choir, Phila
delphis, died az the Douglass Hcs pital
10 the Quaker City recently, She had
been alling for some time. She was
thibty three wears old and leaves one
child. She WAS member of Wright's
Quaftette snd the Carolina Jubilee
Singers. Funeral services were con
Quoted by Rev. g. l. Black well. the
pastor, Bishop l.. J Coppin and Rev.
]. B. Csld well. Members of the diff
ferent church choirs rendered the mu.
sic.
The colored American., 1900-07-21

Mrs. J. w. Moore, of Psdacah, KY.
is the guest of Nh. and Mrs. w. L.
Houston, 1908 10th st., Northwest.
The colored American., 1900-07-21
As THE CURTAINS GO UP.

go1srsati q Sag. Pes-l- Ar Ho,E T1sT
are E11saTs-irz % HoIz th- Miro. p
tc SztEre.
The colored American., 1900-07-21

Miss Susie a. Brent, a charming
young lady from Chicago, is the guest
of Miss Hattie George. 619 3, ST., North
east.
Mr. Edgar FGrbush, Secretary Of tie
United States Legation at Port gu
Prince, Hayti, is spending his vacation
IN this country. He will be in Wash.
ington for few weeks and is the guegt
OF his brother In law, Mr.. D. NJ. Messer
of 1lth st. Northwest.
Mr.. II. ]. White, prosperous busi.
ness man of Atlanta, Ga, is spending
few weeks in the city, the guest of bis
brotherin-law, Col. Jack NJ. RYAN of
the Southern Hotel Mr.. White viII
spend few days IN Atlantic CITY and
other eastern points before returnlns to
hH home In Dixie.
The colored American., 1900-07-21

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CLASS Z TABLE.

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The colored American., 1900-07-21


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The Savings Bank Of the G. F.U. O.
1sSS Its capital stock Is sl00, coo n o.
1889: The amount Of business to March
stock Of this bank ls sold to the members
buds, 3 and E classes, and pays a diyIder
lar. Persons can deposit their meneTs an
pays per cent interest on all time dsno1
held srhierf IN fha nrAaru "a -.
The colored American., 1900-07-21

Roseb-d Fountains composed Isl sEidren, ,1 ts
male. from 70 L years Of age
Joining Benefit Fees kLS5: pad
DelS-
\oesth Benefits --s24sa shoz,t de.s ,.eur
60 tie parents guardians
Sick Bsne6tz.-Fro E15o 81 per n51-h p.L5 weekly
- c-+.s' 20 c-L.s ana e Pr fzFecLT=.{ -s-t
Monthly D9ei and Ta1es-The monthly i sa,s
l5 cents > respectively, Just
decide Taxes 10 annually peid -a1-ari
child is allowed q Bank
STOCK which makes his policy sesupporIing vJ1
each
The colored American., 1900-07-21
Tue GRAND FOUNTAIN.
United Order niz
&True REinrr
ORGANIZED January
Offices 6O4, 606 and SOB \. End st., =

tAs Eesrs Has Pofseee
Il eo1e snd 70
SUBORDINATE FOUNTAINS
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-02-25
GREAT SEA POWER.
Captain Mahan on the Dominating
Nation of the Future.

New York. Feb. 2i.-At the annual dinner
Of the Associate Alumni OF the College Of
the City of New York tonight at the Savu..
Captain y. T. Manan made reference To-
the war in South Africa. hut said tina, a
public discussion Of III. subject would be in
appropTiat" tr IN. occasion
Il want to call your attention. howcvcr. 90
b" said, TO tn" fact that the power of the
immed'df" fU'UI" viii D." the sea power We
ours' ives hsV" had two wars and a sand
wiCh- The sandwich Wa the Peace ton
fercEc" at The HaC'IU. and one rf the wars
is row going on. Tho United States was
piichforkni into tl." Philippines against
their will, and as look upon the Panama
Canal. ! soc that tho United Strt.S Will h..
rushed into becoming seq power that was,
not for's""n some years ago.
Take the otncr--tho Rotr war. What-
ever may b" the ISSUE. il will cause Great
Britain, already the greatest Powcr on the
sea. t" become a Power even greater than
it Is to-day. BY the sea. armies will h.
trar spoJi"d to any part nf the world. Tn"
lana forces Will dspeai almost entirely upon
IN. power nf the sea.
TAX" the war in the Philppincs-aTd |
do not believe that if Mr.. RryAr should h"
elected next fall hs would be able in with
draw from tn" Philippines. This war Itself
will have the effect Of forcing the tnitCl
States tn hecom" = tremendous sea Power.
- z.s a. Il" taking the back track now
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-02-25
EXTRACTS FROM SIEGE DIARY.
Kimberley Found Mule Meat Bet
ter Than Horse Flesh.

Cape Town. Feb. Extracts from the
diary Of the Reuter- correspondent at Kim
herley give an insight into the trials OF the
garrison. They are in brief as follows:
January u-Scurvy attacks tn" natives
aiarmingly. They are dying fast. Vine Gull
ings are being tried IN lieu Of green food.
January l2-Typhoid is prevalent. Failure
to boil the water tn" rrobabl" cause
January l%-Fifty typhoids IN tn" hos
pitfalls
January li-The military authorities have
command Of all the fnodSruffs ana other
stores: leave has hv"n granted in IN" in
hahirants I" shoot small birds for food.
January l.-Thc mules slaughtered are
pronounced superior L. horse flesh.
January 3i-Fivc hundred shells poured in
to town at haphaZard. the hospital. scurvy
compound and residences. receiving the at
tcntiou properly dU. tn the caTthworks.
January "a small family Sheil-proOf
shelter has been dug in nearly every garl.,.-
February Il-Twcnty-iivc hundred women
and children werc lowered into TIA. mines
throughout the night Tie men a-e a!Sp
selecting places of safety
February l5-Au tho morning there was 4
heavy cross fir: of IN" British ocCupyiu:
AicN,nd"rsfOutcin. The hundred FOUNDER
and shrapnel are bursting over Kimberley.
Every one IS lying low. The shops and
banks were closed. At : o'clock there was
2 kal.idoscopic change. Hello signals Were
observed announcing General French's ap-
proach. Clouds of dust from the rapid ad-
vance Of the cavalry were then seen. and
almost simultaneously TN" enemy was OBJ
served limbcTin= up and fleeing eastward.
Tn" glad tidingS spread with marvellous
rapiity. From all directions mounted and
unmountcd men hastcned to welcome the
relief column. Thos. remaining hoisted flags
and there universal feeling of joy
and rhankfulneSs.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-02-25
BIG DEAL PROPOSED.
Pennsylvania Road After Erie and
Western Tr;lnSpnrta'ipn 60.

Pa.it"'lPhia. F,i.. = Official motto" haF
been -'Hi 10 The sta 'ihol.',rs 10y pr.sfd.st
Frark j. Firth of the Ere a.d Western
Transportation Company. which Operate
lin" nt steamers Lctvr.I Trn5lp E:io.
'h!'s-" .'".; bu..tl. known a. IN. Anchor
Lit. that lh' i"iI'I~- -.y.uIt t;tilT'rtd som
p-rN - ready agI willing fp I.Errhr~" ...'
"r 90 10y cent "i t.' capital -i""k 80 ir"
vi. HuI Western Transportation C"wYaiE
.tr udr- The, ~i.'k is &, i.- ps'iI :uT iu sha:"~
"f 'h' r"UH-y wanna Railroad a. s., ShdI".
th. rIiir"rd stock Carrying with !; the cur
Gtuf ~iN months .iN il. nG.
Certificates of S'r X 49,, 60 uF u"GU-it.l
with III" Commercial Trust COMPANY. wni'u
wllI i--u. receipts for tho -;iIur- g'U..iI.-,
;H' receipt of Tho required e." p'T cent "f the
Anchor Line stack t. Proposition sub
u.ti"i 10y Ir,~i-i,nt Firth j. To- l." accepted
y"r l.'tgT than March -
majority ~ the Eri" and Western
Transportation Cnmpa. - stock l. held -
persons affiliated with rh- I''ur~y ylvauiJ
I:I'liuaI
IN" An hn. Line operates q lai 90 fleet uu
~, great lair>, most uf jh,' vessels rarTN
iU@ f:,iChf. auj N" v"rTpIny has la.@r
varchoU=, .,UG grain elevator AZ Erie.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-02-25
D. C. Bl0OMER DEAD.
His Wife Originated the Bloomcr
Costume

Council EiUffs. Ia. Feb. 2i.-p. & Bloom
or, a resident "i this city since 1SS, died
suddenly at his homie Tonight. aged ~
years. MIR El"om.r was q NATIVE o; :. irio
CayGEJ C"ur-y. y Y. ami Was admitted
tn the bar in New York city in lNI. lumC-
diatrly upon his arrival h.r.. h. became
prominent and held many positions Of hon
"r and trust. being l"ad.r I'm tho RsDub-
Icssn PARTY in Iowa for years He com
piled a valuable history nf P"ttawattornia
county. In i>hi h. married Miss Amelia
jerks. who. until her death. a few years
ADVOCATE Of woman suffrage. and who's.
afNoracy of dress reform for women dur
ing her Younger day. gave her name to
an. Biopin.r costume.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-02-25
NO DEMOCRAT CAN NOW
SUPPORT MR. M'KINLEY.
EDITORIAL .hNNDI NrEME\T
bF LEADING GOLD ORGAN.
'hicag" Chronicle SAYS That ih,
President VIII Lark Material
Md That He Had in lS9G.

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Mark Hanna has parted from h.- lnGv
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o-ir.. Ia frirlrtcn Democrats into s,lpr,rt or
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respondent tha'. 'h' senate having passed
IN" currency hi! hv an overwhelming NIT
iurity. the financial question IS removed in
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raise th. sry 'Nu.f' wolf Nobody will
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H'is' Huun'T "i SH-' .ti'I gold democrats.
Uhn really elected Mckinney il! l>A; To- siy,
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