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New-York tribune., 1900-12-09
EULOGIES OF MR. HARMER.
TRIBUTES PAID TO THE MEMORY OF THE LATE
FATHER OF THE HOUSE"

Washington, Dec S-Under a special order
adopted at the last session the House devoted to-
day, after o'clock, 10 paying tribute 10 the mem
ory Of the late Representative Alfred c Harmer.
OF Pennsylvania, the Father of the House A
bill was passed TO include cherries il the list Of
fruits from which brandy be distilled under
Section 3.255 Of the Revised Statutes, after which
the House took recess until the hour set for the
eulogies-
Eulogies were delivered by Messrs. Bingham
(Pennsylvania), Cummings (Nsew- York;. Grosvenor
(Ohio), Adams Pennsylvania McCleary (Minne-
sota). White North Carolina McAleer CPennsyl-
yania), De Almond (MissourD. Otey Wirginia) and
Morrel PennsyVania). and at 2.25 o'clock as A
further mark Of respect 70 the memory Of Mr..
Harmer. the House adjourned
New-York tribune., 1900-12-09
coNsUL,s VISIT no FEz POSTPONED.

Washington, Dec. Son his own suggestion. Con-
sul-General Gummere has been authorized by the
State Department TO defer his proposed visit 70 the
capital Of Morocco in connection with the Ezaguin
case until next February. owing TO the fact that
certain Moorish festivals are TO occupy the next
six weeks IN that country. preventing the transac
ton of business
New-York tribune., 1900-12-09

THE BEST THERE IS
A glance at the Apartment House advertising IN
The Sunday Tribune VIII help settle you in q home
for tia winter
New-York tribune., 1900-12-09
REVISION ASSURED. SAYS DR.. VAN DYKE.
RUMoRS OF DIsSENsION IN THE COMMIT
TEE DENIED.

Princeton, N J. Dec. S.-The Rev. DR.. Henry
van Dyke a member OF the Committee on Re
vision Of the Presbyterian Greed. made a state
must surely come.
The idea" he said. that there was any mis-
understanding AT the meeting Of the committee
at Washington is an absolute mistake The
committee was appointed first Of all to get light
from the Church at large on the subject OF
amendment of the Presbyterian doctrine OF
standard and then TO suggest the best mode by
which such amendment could be accomplished
The committee unanimously found 1t evident be-
yond the shadow OF doubt that an overwhelm-
ing majority of the Church was in favor Of some
such amendment. They were united also IN
their judgment that the Church did not desire
to supplant set aside the Westminster Con-
fession. but only modify in some way some Of
its statements. and. possibly. to do this by the
addition Of briefer statement containing those
doctrines which are essential and vital to our
system OF faith The committee. not being alto
gether idiotic. never imagined that work so i'm
portant could be done in three days or a week
a month. Their first task was TO find the
best line along which to move in meeting the
desire of the Church for amendment for sub
mission TO the Assembly and 70 the churches.
not be done well unless il be done slowly.
The committee needs time, and proposes to take
It. All their meetings have been characterized
by a spirit Of harmony and fraternal conhdence.
split in the Presbyterian Church. Even IL the
work Of revision should be delayed for months
or years. it is sure to come because the Church
at large demands It."
New-York tribune., 1900-12-09
The Pianola is ideel Christmas gift. it brings
plea sure the entire family throughout the year.

"It is perfec-
tion.
PEDEREwSKI.
The Pianola's
playing has the
oharacteristicsof of
the work of the
human fingers"
DE PACHMANN.
Nothing has
more closely ap-
preached hand
playing"
ROSENTHAL.
i ANY one who
will hear the Pi-
, anola for the first
j time will surely
I think that il is q
. virtuoso I b a I
] plays.
1 MOSZKOWSKI.
I The Pianola
! gives me more
Z pleasure tn a n
1 thousands of So
I called treats of
! pianistic effort"
! SAUER.
y Il have been
astonished at the
4 performances of
! your Pia n o a
) which differs ra-
J Ideally from any
Z thing ofthe kindI
& have overheard. ="
4 MANCINELLI.
i Nothing ofthe
q kind Ihave heard
] before can ap-
Z proach the Pis-
noIa. In the hands
& Of a ompstent
q player al the
shading, crescen-
s do, as well as
modification Of
tempt. are re-
markably accH-
u rate.
PAUR.-
New-York tribune., 1900-12-09
REVISION RECOMMENDED.
CONCLUSIONS REACHED BY THE PRES
BYTERIAN GENERAL ASSEM-
BLYS COMMITTEE.

Washington. Dec. S.-After two hours deliber-
alton to-day the Presbyterian Committee OF Six
teen concluded its discussion OF the revision OF
the Westminster Confession ot Faith and ad-
journed.
The committee found on examination Of the
returns from the Presbyteries the following
facts:
First-That the returns plainly indicate that
the Church desires some changes in it's credal
statement.
Second-These returns indicate plainly that no
change IS desired which would in any way i'm
pair the integrity Of the system OF doctrine con-
tafned in the Confession of Faith.
Third-These returns also indicate that large
plurality desire that changes should be made by
some new statement Of present doctrines.
Fourth-These returns also indicate desne
uLon the part Of many Presbyteries for some re-
vision OF the present Confession
Fifth-Ir therefore unanimously agreed by
the committee to recommend 10 the General
Assembly that some revision or change be made
in our confessional statements. Substantial but
not final agreement was reached % the
method Of preparing changes embodyins both
revision and supplemental statement. but the
determining Of the whole matter was deferred to
a subsequent meeting.
The committee will meet IN this city on Feb
ruary - to prepare it's statement TO the General
Assembly which meets in May.
New-York tribune., 1900-12-09
Mr.. MANLEY SEES TIE PRESIDENT.
no DECISION YET REACHED AS TO THE y,
TERNAL REVENUE coMMIssIoNERsHIP

Washington. Dec S-Joseph H Manley. OF Maine,
10 whom the Office OF Commissioner Of Internal
Revenue. made vacant by the death OF George W.
Wilson. was offered, called the President To-
DAY He remained only few minutes and ar
ranged for another audience Monday Mr.
Manley has been elected Speaker OF the House in
the Maine Legislature and IL is understood that he
feels Il incumbent on him 70 out the present
term which runs TIL April II Is said that
ne probably viii accept the Commissionership II the
offer can be held open until that date The matter
Probably will be definitely settled Monday.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-02-18

We are selling 1ust now enormous guam
titles OF Iron Bedsteads We are making
special prices for the purpose of introduce
ing this new department of ours. These
prices will be in force for this week only:
Enamel Iron Bedsteads, brass trim
mings. with mattress and spring COM
piete; regular price. $3.50. For this week 81.
Enamel Iron Bedstead, brass rail and
trimmings with mattress and spring com
plete regular price, sii5o For this week.
900
Enamel Iron Bedsteads. bow foot. brass
rail and trimminga with mattress and
spring complete: regular price. Si6oo, For
this week, ti2n
Enamel Iron Bedsteads. bow foot, brass
rail- and trimmings. with mattress and
spring complete: regular price. 5000. For
this week. $500.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-02-18
Shoe Sale.

Tomorrow we will place on sale several
unes OF Shoes that we have decided to
close out. We guarantee every pair OF
these Shoes Just az though you had paid
fun prices for them, and our guarantee
means q new pair OF Shoes or your money
hack in case the Shoes do not give salts
faction Here are further details:
Womens Red Cross Hospital Shoes,
made with eikhide soIes, noiseless and per-
fectiy comfortable for house and hospital
wear; sizes on hand. to 8. Marked from
800 per pair to s.O.
Women's Red Cross Oxford Ties, made
with eikhide soles and heels. kid lined.
flexible hand turned sole. Marked from
400 TO 800 per pair. All sizes.
womens Fine Dongola Kid Button
Shoes, made with solid hemlock leather
soles Mckay sewed. new toes, kid tips. no
cloth tops. all sizes and widths on hand
Marked from $500 and $3.50 to $3.50 per
pair.
women's Fine Dongola Kid Shoes lace
and button. cloth and kid tops. new toes.
hid tips only. all sizes and widths on hand
% at you Marked from $3.50 and $500 to
e-oo per pair.
Infants Fine Wei Kid Button Shoes,
made with fancy vesting tops. light hand
turned soles. new round opera shaped toes.
al Mzes and widths. Marked from sl25 to
SC per pair.
Boys Fine Casco Calf Shoes, lace, golf
pattern, new and up-to-date toes, solid
soles and counters. every pair guaranteed
to give you perfect satisfaction. likewise a
good At; sizes II to 2. for s1.75; 2z to ~.
500 per pair.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-02-18
Spring Wash Fabrics.

Spring STYLES Of New Wash Fabrics
ready Tor inspection.
Our stock OF New Dress Ginghsms. pro-
due, of American looms, win lie found up
to date both in quality and coloyinss.
Price, isiAc.
We are showing some very good things
In the way OF Percsles. yard wide. FIRST
class styles. i2sso and isc.
Gslatea Cloth. neat patterns and reliable
eoiors are very essential features, Price
low, isc.
This seasons display OF Imported Dress
Gtnghams viii prove the truth 81 our AS
sersion. and that is. that We have the
greatest variety OF styles in the great
Northwest. Price &c,
We have large and varied stock %
Irish nlmitleN dainty patterns IN light
and medium coioTs, at &c,
All the newest and many exclusive de-
signs TO be found in oTgandy etock Prices
very moderate. 2sc
Egyptian Lawns come In a great variety
Of patterns extra wide. splendid washing
material Price -.
Just word about white Dress Goods
We have tremendous assortment Per-
aan Lawns. Indian ptmiiies. Preach Or
candies. French Nainsooks. English Long
Cloths aad Canerics. Dotted swisses.
Checked Striped ard Plain NainSooSs and
many more desirable lines. at the tigat
prices
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-02-18
Our Boys Clothing De-
PartTelt

WIN furnish preef emphatic Of our ahll,x
10 sell the best and newest. most - ylish
ana dependable attire. at prices that in
svefy single instance mean MONEY
SAVED
Boys Thres-Pi-ca Short Trousers s,,,.
made ~ standard Washington Mills MI
wool navy blue sarge. thoroughly shr,rk
and fast IN caior. fashiouabiy cut In "a,
three~egtton sack coat style ass,lis.
breasted vew, knee trousers u good no a.
value. Our priee. ss9e. Sizes "a IL yeara
Boys Fine Navy Blue Serge SUITS. abso
luiely pure w0tsfed and indigo blue. made
N the donblesbrtastsd cost style. lined
with the nncHt Farmers Saline and bsst
ntiings throughout. kuaa trousers have
double seat ard knees. styiiehly designed
and well tailored. 20 say the least. an n D,
value. Our price, 30. Sizes. Q - Is
years.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-02-18

Monday we Will place on special sale On
our basement Department. zoe sgongcs
The regular prices OF these sPonEes are
soc aoc, lsc. i1c. You may have your
choice Monday at r.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-02-18
Trunks, Suit Gases and
Pa!ises.

We have Just received a new stock Of
Trunks. Suit Cases. Vsiises. Hand Satch-
els and Telescopes. Among them are
some very swell thinss-entirely new. and
confined 10 -.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-02-18

Sale Of English Royal -.
SEMI Porcelain. :
we VIII orer FOR sale Monday FUN z
line Of English Royal serni-Porceiain. In j.
The celebrated Pearl shape, one or the
very latest patterns made Each piece
has beaded edge. We guarantees each I
piece TO De flrst-class You have the or
portunity TO save money on every dish
you need
jugs. regular price &C, sale price 40 :.
each
Jugs. regular price &c. sale price Gs
each. )
jugs. regular price ssc. sale price Isc
each. a
jugs regular price &c, sale prise &c 2
ent~n.
JUGS. regular price ISc. sale price ice )
each
Bone Plates. regular price soc. sale price q
&c dozen
Individual Butter Pads regular price Sc,
safe price gsc dozen. )
Cream Pitchers, regular price ssc, sale
price iSc each. 4
Cup Plates. regular price ec. sale price :
ioe aazen-
Tea Pots. regular prise TIC. sale price )
SSc each.
Bowls. regular price &c sale p<ioe lie !
each.
Bowls regular price lie. sale price iOc
each. >
Bowls. regular price isc. sale price So
each. q
Pickle Dishes. regular price lsc. sale
price NC each.
sauce Tureen. with cover and plato. )
regular prize asc sale price eSc each
Oval Vegetable Dishes regular price Z
15c, sale price izo each.
Oval Vegetable Dishes regular price
:
Oval vegetahle Dishes regular price
80, sale price ac each. 4
Oval Vegetable Dishes regular price
S5e, sale price &c each. 4.
Oval Vegetable Dishes, regular price ,
Soc, sale price SAC each.
Dinner Plates regular price 10. saic I
price 81 90 dozen.
breakfast Plates. regular Price sm
sale price Sc dozen.
Tea Plates, regular price scc sale price
&c dozen.
Pie Plates. regular price soc. asis price
Sc dozen.
SOUP Plates. regular price 500. sale price !
Ssc dozen.
Oatmeal Plates. regular price esc. sale 1
price Use dozen.
Sauce Boats, regular price nc sale price
Use each. :
sale price 500 dozen. ,
Round Vegetable Dishes regular price
lie sale price f2c each.
Round Ncsetahle Dishes regular price !
soc sale price lie each
Round Vegetable Dishes. regular price 4
s5c sale price 9ac each
Round Vegetable Dishes regular prire
6oc sale price 30 each :
Round Vegetable Dishes regular price
ec sale price sAs each I
Oval Meat I1atters. regular price 100.
sale price SC eaeh
Oval Meat rfattera regular pr5r~ Ysc !
sale price iec each
Oval Meat Patters. regular price soc. ,
sale price i2e each.
oval Meat platters regular price No
sale price isc each ]
sale pfhe Doc each
sale price 9Sc each
Oval Meat Piatters. regular price AZ I
sale price Sac each
sale price 4ac each
sale price s5c each !
oval Meat Piatters. regular price 4, "A
sale price slf0 each /.
oval Meat I'iatters. regular price ,i.so
sale price 81 % each
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-02-18
New FEELINGS.

Nowhere else IN the West viii you ira
so large a collection OF the new ideas IN
Vslinxs 10 choose FROM OF course our
prices are right.
Wash Vets. SIC 70 s3ea,
Real Lace Wells. 1886.
BLACK Vonlng. Ia plain and fancy nets,
go Go s. 90
chiffon NcIlngs. plain aud dotted. &c
Goo 11e
Illusion Venings, &c 70 500
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-02-18
Ladies Fine NetkWear.

Examine our display o. Ladies Neck
wear oar notion buyer now Ia the East
has forwarded by express the newest and
noeolest i8eas IN Ladies' NeckWear. We
think them particularly pretty.
Ladies Fancy stocks, 81. = 70 $50
ladies Fancy Jseots. 81 Is TO $50.
Ladies Cainon Ties. s.s2 to ssSo
Lads Not Ties. 6oc 20 sI2S
Lace BNras iu chiffon lace anl net Coo
10 as
Ladies' Rieeon Fringe Ties. In plain and
fancy coiors. ia different widths. Sc, ,5e to
C.s0,
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-02-18
CoIored Dress Goods.

A new line OF Navy hue Chsvios sorges
4e-luch width. AZ soc per yard. .s-inoh. a,
Tsc per yard; go-inch. a, sc per yard.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-02-18
Boys Topcoats and
Refers.

IN this Aekic climate % ours a Rsefrr OF
Tppoeat II a Necessary adjunct to 4 boys
outfit ~ any time. ana every boy shsase
haze enc when they're 10 Ia haa Al sueh
small prices as these
r,aiisn lined, fun eox back ~ front. siE.s
to .. eco
Boys Tan and Olive Ksrssy poaes.
breasted bcE Goats. velvet eolsr. , 10 q
years. tDa
Boys All Wosl Covert rssubi~- Breasted
Rsafsvs, wtia Yeiyeg celtar, 20 D $50
Hqyg' DARK E5ie Chlnehiila RsefeFs. vel.
vet collar. q 5 Itoe.
roys Navy Bips chinchass Rssfass
sarm colls to "a. ktaa.
RoyF HsaaS irsaa rusza Rsnssrs. with
storm cnGaf. 60 ~. N9e
Bqys wsrumbo chlnrallA R.assrs. seol
upad. storm collar, 70 -. Ea
BoYr Back 1rish Fri@xa frawtsrs. PLAID
lined. storm collar. 70 H. tS1s our reg.
ular pescs has been 20 We quote $50
a. b spa,iai 70 el1so oaE tho iot quickly
E9R Knee Pants. 10 woosen usatarfAls
saa sack ard fancy ci4aWssgsK eaasifarfs
and tweeas. 10 = ysars. ss
Fayg Flne sailsr B.oums. he newest,
spfinR patterns, In pereaies sinasties and
Madras. Al nc, sse and To ssaa.
Boys Dating Flannel Sight Shirts. al
azss. Jast rsc-ived. Or.
Boyf Unlaundsred White Dress sairts.
all sizes Soc.
Boys Soft Bo~otn Fancy Psrcais sasr,s.
two detached tgrn down collars. all sfzsE
zoe
Boys shield Bosom Fancy Percale ssrss.
40 calasr. al elzes, soc.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-02-18

We carry the best Irish. German aud
Scotch Linens prncurable. Our prices vii
BE- found no higher than others ask for
the inferior kind.
Fun Bleachoa Irish Tabs DamAsk. all
pure linen. Price ~.
s4-inch B,eachea irish Table Danasx. al
pure naN. handsome patterns. Price sc
72-inch Irish Table Danask. fun hleachsd.
extra aue. choice patterns Price 7Sc-
Tz-inch Fine Table pamask. purs waite.
heavy weight. seicct patterns, al ROO
72-inch Irish Table pamask. bsastiful
designs. extra weight and quality, az HA
We have Napkins to match tho Tso. roo
ard u-25 qualities 81 eorr.spoudiagiy low
prices
5i-inch Heavy Loom Damss&. extra
weight, AZ 5"o-
se-lnch livery Bleach Table DAmesk. all
pure fax. Superior wearing goods Price
&c
6s-iuch Fun BlsacAea Table Damzsk,
good patterns. elegant clotA for euraSitty-
Prize N-co
e-inca I'm. Table pamask al pure
linen, choice patterns Price rs
"a dazen pamssS Towels. fnngad, wtth
c,.ersd borders. regulation size at 20
ealh
Our stock Of Tray Cloths Lanch Cloths
Squares fer Center Pieces and Bureau
SosrfS. Is very extensive.
SPECIALS FOR MONDAY.
10 dozen Of Round ard Square grinSsd
Doyiies; regular vaiue, 7sc dozen spe-
cial price. s3c a dozen.
- dozen e-s size Damssk Napkins. All
pure nuea. worth $50 s15 ana 500
Special Monday az 500 for your choice
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-02-18
Infa1tS' Baskets.

we have lost opened a .new line ~ Tn
fants' Baskets that are iust as saInty as
possible some are lined vith pink, others
with blue daintily finished vita white
null and Lace. They range IN price from
81 50 10 .l&0
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-02-18
Window Shades.

We would advise all users that Genuine
Hand-Mads OIL Opaque 6hadings can only
b made Of pure white lead and pure lin
seed oil and Of good. strong. high correct
fabric; the color does not fade and does
not rub OF neither do the goods curl As
We only carry the better grade In these
goods, az above stated, that Is the reason
why We guarantee every shade turned out
Of our workroom- Our stock of these goods
10 now complete. and being bought IN
large quantities before prices advanced.
We can submit you estimates considerably
lower than prevailing prices 1t win pay
you to get our prices on these gooda
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-02-18
Black Dress Goods.

Some elegant designs very bright and
lustrous. In English Crepons. tls0 80.
S2oo and So per yard.
SFECIAL-A fire Atwood Imperial
CheHot Serge, 4o-inch, SOC per yard
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-02-18
Colored Shirts for Men.

New up-and-down stripes, small figures
and feur-de-lis effects. In white and
color.d grounds. link cuffs TO match. IN
the star" Monarch" ana Summit"
makes. price. tloo and no.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-10-30
to Revise the Constitution and Amend

upon any question submitted upon this ballot make
For ne ative vote make similar mark N the
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-10-30
FOUR LEGS INSTEAD OF TWO.

In November Forum a. Maurice
Low attempts to deduee some new les
sons in military movements from the
war in South Africa. He think the
foot soldier or infantryman as now
equipped is back number when the
development of modern gunnery in
rapidly and accuracy Is considered. He
declares that the modern foot soldier is
not only a fighting machine but he is
aabeast of burden, and no man can be
both with success. The American in
sfantryman equipped for warts weight
ed down with rifle, bayonet, ammuni-
s8tion, clothing, shelter tent, water bot-
] tie and haversack, in all some sixty
pounds in weight II is common be-
! lief that soldier is so strong and
d hardy that he does not feel his burden;
that he can march ten or fifteen miles
With sixty pounds about his body and
/ not mind 1t; that like the we'll trained
athlete. who thrfves under violent exer-
sscios, he enjoys having to transport all
this paraphernalia. Now, as matter
.0k, lAct. this depresses him, wearies him
an6 1AeAises him UNIT for q contest at
] M sna d the march. Nine times ottsof
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-10-30

ten infantry are sent into action With
their nerves unstrung, simply because
they have been broken down by the
strain which has been put upon them
To get the best results out of men they
should gointo action in perfect physi-
cal condition; but they are generally
weakened by the drain made upon
them.
The remedy for this. a remedy witch
Will not only increase the actual physi-
cad strength of an army, but will also
tial. is to give each man his own means
Of transport--tllat is to- mount him.
The armies of the future Will be armies
OF mounted infantry. They Will differ
from cavalry OF the present dayip that
they viii dismount and do their fightins
as infantry do every fifth man being
detached 10 take care of the horses.
When it becomes necessary TO make a
flank movement they will mount again
and thus move RAPIDLY toward either
/ wing in an attempt to turn The enemy
position. He admits that this Will bt
costly. hut war is always costly and fls
IEMaiion that thus equips Its infantry Mi
l#dna i'll a necessity. One thing is certain
IIr the world finds such eauipmen
necessary ii viii come in lime, hefert
THE dawn Of the delightful period swflsi
,yats q rs i.Eaai
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-10-30
/: TOPICS OF THE TIMES
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

so
Ths.oiliciaf ballot printed in this issue
ia verify Of the careful inspeetion Of
every voter. II VII be noticed that the
the propositions for q biennial ELECTION
and a constitutional convention aresseI'-
GRATED from the othsr. They sill be
printed on a separate yellow ballot
Each ef The tsso latter i sparaSe
pfoposrition. For Instance. you car vote
yss, on the bienn.al elections QUESTION
and ..Ha'' on the constitutional eonyen-
ZION. oa vice versa. as each is a distinct
matter 10 be passed upon.
.sll the campaign issues have been
IpreftS Nsell q isens'sad The chief effort
b6f the remaining Meek Mill be TO inspire
voters 0 cast aeir hallo5s without fail
4 clear sterriina tioIl of the issues is
bes, espresss sd b. asfllll5 Vote.
The presidents Thanksgiving pfecla-
.nla1ion aptsy says shat our country has
| pes1 blessed With abundant tlaryesta
and with prosperity beyond precedent.
Its also Suggest We Of q larger sized
turkey.
While Webster Davis Of ursavary
fame was addressing a democratic as.
ss,nblass h Hamilton. Mo. last Week
l5he asserted HAT the American troops
fired On I he f'ilipinsss Tor several days
l8heiore tfle outbreak eanls- = soldier
\ from that locality, who was there al
Athas time and knew better. demanded
that Davis Tetract. but he refused e
leo II. In fact any such fair ackno@l-
4 Sd cement would not BE- expected from
5Issuch a character.
4 cleveland regards, the present cam
ipaign as tiiss'rs s,sfng one. and 70,
8ii.ssersonal rsa s'ot9s'. Hssis 80 bored by ~
stSportsr s king HIS Sietys' tina ile has
I5again atlasssd ilis detet'sls llSatfon Il
3Irs'nain silent.
! L. II Tasysr. IF LAREDO ss mem.
her SC tbs state legislature, and fel
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