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The Brunswick times-call., 1900-11-18

hus iAAA AAN TINS A0Ftn on Al *
tended wsdaiag trip, Prominent
smOugthOss who attended the wedding
we're Miss FflAriue Madden, Who
OBS o. the brides maids, and Mrs. d.
3. Hatcher, who assintsd in rsoeIvins
the guests
The following Is clipped frsm the
Albany Herafd d Friday: ''The homs
Of Nj. and Mrs, C.sBrown, is Est
Albany was the scene Of an enioyahis
gathering last evening, the occasion
bsiHg q reception % NJ. and Mrs.. J.
R. Hudsop MI Hudson, who is Mrs.
Brswn's brother. claimed for his bride
Miss DOnnes 4rayIor on Wednesday
afternoon. The ceremony vas per-
formed At the hone Of the brides pa
rsnts, Mr.. ana Mrs.. 4, A. Taylor.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hudson will spend a
wesk Or ten days with Mr.. aud Mrs.
Brown in East Albany, after which
they Will return to BrunsWick to make
&
their home. Me. Huason is one OF the
pOpulAt engineers in the employ Of the
B. & w. railway, and has a host Of
friends u Albany who congratulate
him aAd bis bride on their marriage.
List Thursdsy night : sumpaoas
dinner Of is covers was rendered by
Ave leading society young meo to their
lady friends. The breakfast room Of
the ogletbOrps hotel Was where It
took place. The tabls was beautifully
and artIstieally decorated. Broad
yellow ribbons swung in graceful fss-
toonsfrom the chandeliers to the table
In the center Of which was large Vase
Of superb chrysAnthemums Of gold,
banked with maidsnbair ferns and
tendrils OF asparagus VINES. At each
plate we're dainty favors. The manIel
was ornamsnsed with roses and ohrls-
anthsmums. their brilliant oOlors
strIkinEly brought out By = back
ground Of Sombrs grssn hued yines
Exquisite pieces Of valuable bric~a~
brac effectively heightened the display.
IL the corner Of the room we're tall
isrdinIers Of palms and fsrns. on the
buffet we're delicious delicacies coyly
hidden in prOfusion Of roses.
TIE party was composed Of the fol-
lowing well known society people:
Mr.. F. Rlmors TwittY and Miss
Mary Mccullough, Mr.. George Smith
Asd Miss Bette Nightingale, Mr.. How
The Brunswick times-call., 1900-11-18

has'er Frederick Walter ia III, to
the regret Of many friends.
The Brunswick times-call., 1900-11-18

Gus Hoffman and wife, Of BruRswick,
are spending few days Al ,hs Wind
sor.--Jacksonvllls Metropolis.
The Brunswick times-call., 1900-11-18

Miss Fisurins MsdasssEs.urnsG iast
night from a yisis to her sister, Mrs.
>. B. Hstshsr. Of Columbus.
The Brunswick times-call., 1900-11-18

UhapsFonss \ hssdsmes dqBIgnor,
Porter, hoCnllouRb, Butts. Raiusy
strAohan. Nigh insaie, Raymond and
Eubauks.
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Bryar Sneer al History.

l5ram flle " y. sun.
istfaf Is either Fundamentally ignoT-
~ his couaar%'~ HISTORY III hp i;
ham=Atts rEing te flG pHhIie sen
n5aG it~ Nceal-es HILL Nj Paiilig3iis IL
h,ifg IL the wrong ma rev0lationury
III buying The inhabitants Of til, t'h'lu,-
piirs IL - much per head, alth u4a
there have in the past been FIVE greutl-
tlulal purchases Of the Same n;ltUrc,
chiefly under Democratic Presidents.
hi lSa5 Jefferson paid Sl50O0,OO0 fol
Louisiana. That was il higher price pri.
head, il the bargain is 10 be 80 described,
than MaS given fer tho l'ilipinos.
II 1873 Gen. jackson gave S5,0O0,0OO
for lloril. This also exceeded Philip
pine quotations
III tS4S President Polk paid $1S,25O,OOO
for the GadS,ien territory.
lii 1867 President Johnson paid $7,2O0-
0a0 for .Alasli;l.
In all. prior to thc purchase Of thc
Philippines, we paid about $50 100000 FOR
new territory, III nonesof which was thp
inhabitants consent 10 be governed ever
asked for, and in none Of which. when
consent was forcibly refused. did tile
authority Of tile United States fail ii
br upheld hy The occupant of the White
House and the military forces under his
command,
This Democratic assault upon the
present Administration. which is follow
ing lravelv III the footsteps Of its IL
lustriou, predecessors in expanding
American territory. il Il dastardiy pre-
tencr. without the shadow of historical
justification. 10 the Blyanitcs il is i
mask for free silver. To fnithless gold
Democrats it is i mask for Byanism.
The sun., 1900-09-12
ELECTION NOTICE.

All candidates who wish their
names placed upon the Republi-
can ticket at the primary election
to be held on Saturday, Septem-
Der goth, A. D., 1900, are re-
quested by the Republican Joint
Executive Committee to send
heir names to the secretary Of
the Republican Joint Executive
Committee, on or before Septem-
Der 18th, A. D., 1900, designat-
ing for what district and office
they are candidates.
S. FRANK EWART,
Chairman Joint Executive Com
mittee.
Attest:
H. H. BILLANY,
Secretary Joint Executive Com
tnittee, Wilmington, Del.
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500 REWARD. 5000

The readers of this paper will be
pleased to learn that there is ut least
one dreaded disease that science has
been able to cure in all its stages and
chat is catnrrh. Halls Catarrh Cure is
the only positive cure now known to
the medical fraternity. Catarrh being
constitutional disease, requires Il CON
stitutional treatment. Halls Catarrh
Cure is taken internally, acting directly
upon the blood and mucous surface of
he system. thereby destroying the foun-
,lation Of the disease, and giving the
patient strength by building up the con
stitutios and assisting nature in doing
its work. The proprietors have 80 much
faith in its curative powers that they
nffer one-hundred dollars for any case
shat it fails to cure. Send for list of
testimonials.
Address T.. j. CHENEY, Toledo, o..
Sold by druggists, 75c.
Halls Family Pills are the hest
The sun., 1900-09-12
GREAT CELEBRATION.
Sham Battle on the Battlefield
Of Brandywine.
old Glory l2un Up in Honor % the
FIRST Fighting in Battle over
Century Ago.
Snnrial N rhe Sun.

MIST Chester, Pa, Sept III. Whom
tbo sun shone This morning Colonel
gltmt6ll ami lis Committee and every
}3ody were glad Daylight fagna ths
borough. the surrounding townships, Al
aIf birmingham mere than ortliariaA
NJ 1--WE. There was hunting and Ausit
in lie air AMI ul roads lead 20 the
arrod spot on thr battlefield Of the
Brandywine.
rhc soldier boys of Company 7, Gth
Regiment. who slept in their blankets
III the aprn air on the field Lust niGllt
sang their songs and smoked their pipes
until il late hour ltfore turning in, and
many were the stories told Of tho CON
Hict that there wagcd on September H..
III. This morning they gave pretty
cXhib4ion in sliirmish drill, and latter Il
Slaln battle To m 2tdiencc Of over =
thousand, rdt the crowds did rot Gem
!Nclcc gathering in earnest until rear
the mon hour.
The program was completely carried
ont ,rhe running up Of the IlaG ia
honor Of its anniversary of its figuring i'll
battle over century and il quarter ago
WAS Il PRETTY feature. while patriotic
music by the band Nas admirably ron
l'itil. IslIlU' .iltS .tftlA ENltNltN'fsS
Meetler did the act, aud With obrdtprnr
to her strong pulls it mounted to its
plaee At the top Of the beautiful pole
planted 10 receive IT, Then the commons
bo"mrd and the infantry aud q. \. r.
veterans marched by and rrvcrcntly
S;luted the starry emblem
Judge Isaac johnson Of Media made
i beautiful address, full of history and
patriotism, which called forth rounds Of
APPLAUSE rs wel-rounded periods III ii
were reached. Rev Joseph Evans nro-
nonnced the henediction. ana the vctcr-
ans Of two wars blended their voices in
ono heartfelt amen.
Delaware State contributed largely to
he throng. Wilmington sent her hun.
lreds. and there were gray h0ys in blue
rom Philadelphia, Harrisburg. and
nolnts in New Jersey. Governor Stone
found duties too pressing at his desk to
he present Anditor-tiencral McCauley
pcnt few hours on the ground.
The whole affair concluded in n has
'ict lunch in real picnic style, and now
The precedent has been set for making
he occasion an annual one. under the in
piring auspices Of the Mccall Post. q
Y. A.. of this borough.
The sun., 1900-09-12
ON FRIDAY.
on FRIDAY,
THE l4th DAY OF SEPTEMBER, 1900
at 2o'clock p, m,
he following described real estate, viz:

the following described real estate, viz:
All that certain lot, piece or parcel OF land with
two story bIick dwelling thereon ernc ed, situ-
ate in the City of Wila,iLgtnn aforesaid, bound
ed aid described as follows, to wit:
Beginning at point on the northerly side OF
McCaulley street. a corner Of land of Christiana
Fehger at the distance of one hundred and
seventy feet westerly fr IN the westerly side of
Pine street and running thence northerly paIal-
lel with Pine street fity-nine feet to the south
erly side Of tour feet wide ALT " thence wester
y with said side OF said alley aud parallel with
McGaulley street twelve feet to corner; thence
SOU herl, and parallel with Pine stree and pass
ing through the middle tf the division wall Of
TINS mouse and the one adjoining on the west
hity-nnc feet 10 the Aforesaid side of McCaulley
street; and thence therepy easterly twelve feet
TO th1 PLACE uf beginning. With the Use OF said
alley IN common with Others entitled thereto
forav,r
Seized and taken in execution as the property
of Martha Ellen Quiglel executriX Of John f.
Quigley deceast moItgagor and the said Martha
Ellen Qugley surviving mortgagor and to be
sold by
JOHN Z. TAYLOR, Sheriff.
Sheritf's Office, Wilmington, Delaware, August
| 49, 1900.
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yvarnlng to Mr. Brynn.

New York Journal, Dec il, 1893
There is no danger that the American
Gag will be haucd down, but The
Journal hopes that no Democrat viii
make the attempt
New York Journal Dec o, 1851
iii tie Philippines there are oppor-
tjgnitiess fJr q new development Of
t.lafican enterprise. II Is rich trop-
iaal land, larser tfiua Italy. "lt is yir-
gin 81 railroads.. Its fertile son is
hardly searched. Its rich mines Of
gold md o5Lar metals have hardly
llnattH aa si4ht of modern machinery
iis Yasar p32Ter Is running to waste.
Il. f@i!iigns of peorle Eage scarcely be-
gan u E,e nmlH.actufed so4 ! the
effect II III .tGa lean occupation Of
tiie Philippines viii be triple The
.Smetieatss who 80 there will better
their own condition. They will create
new markets for American goods, and
il leaving home they will reEeve the
congestion hore and improve the op-
portlnities Of all that remain.
The sun., 1900-09-12
OFFICIAL ANNOUNCEMENT.

The censrs Of Wilmington has been
tatmlaled by the Census Bureau at
Washington and us d result This city
Will be riassed among those Of the first
class and i Is tltc duty Or every husi-
ness man ii Wilmington to arrange h;s
business 81 as to compete with those
Of Other iirst class cities. We take
pleasure IN announcing 70 the public in
general and our patrons III particular,
that W. have completed our arrange
menis aud in the coming fail we will he
il i position 10 compete with the largest
houses nf tha largest cities. We me
receiving tfa gety latest fashions 81 the
Paris Exposition stylUs for embroid-
cred waists, long fraks. also 1901 Rms
sian blouses. The best workmanship
guaranteed. Cali early and avoid the
rush. The best reference can be given.
Give us a call.
NEW YORK LADIES' TAILOR.
10l West Eighth Street.
The sun., 1900-09-12
The Election In Maine.

Lewiston Me-. Sept. 1l,-Returns from
200 towns out of 10 in the state gvo
I'LL SBepl Gi,3o3 and Lord tbnm.l 3s..
5l3. San,n pIlen4 four ye9a's ago -ase
Powers Clicn.l Gs2TO and l7rink l>em.l
27,1:ia. Iti- Shows i Republican ln.@
of 1fl pel cont and i Dpmocl@tis gaiH III
90 par cont. Gn tFis basas il il eegimat
cd fllat Bonnlliaan plurality This Fea,
viii be about $500.
The sun., 1900-09-12
KHEE no IANRNrnlss.

The experience OF o. A. snow and Co iii oil
t.oiilJ, ap i!, 2QithD patents lor inventor
las ehu9'tai .tu to hrlpuly answer man,
qnesgii.f l"sani,, 70 THE protection Of intclec
tI.al It9tHtg{ his they have done in ramph.
let tfetsl br!4 hS of Ultited states and !o.tign
Pateets @lth eus' Gf 5aine, and how to procure
ncm; trade marks. desrns, caveates, infringe.
ments dt"i2luns in lra1ig patent eases, etc. cue.
Fhis l.aia1hlet wiIl Na set frte ta any nut
tr'th"ta e 4. snn@ antl H.. nbSniakto~ =. Z
The sun., 1900-09-12
ON FRIDAY,
THE l4th DAY OF SEPTEMBER. 1900,
at2oclock p. M,

the following described real estate, viz;
All that certain lot, piece or parcel OF land
with three story brlcR dwelling thereon erect
ed sitnale in the City of Wilmington aforesaid.
bo lnded and described as follows, to wit:
Beginning at q point on the westerly side of
French street corner for land late Of JAIME s
Grubb, deceased, at the distance OF slxty-two
feet and four inches northerly from the norther-
ly side OF Eighth street; and running thence
westerly parallel with Eighth street seventy
feet and six inches to the easterIy side of four
feet wide alley; thence northerly with said side
of said alley and parallel with French street six
teen feet Two inches to a corner thence easterly
and parallel with Eighth street and passing
through the middle of The division wall OF this
house and the one adjoining on the north
seyenty-nine feet and six lncnes to the aforesaid
side OF French street and thence thereby south
erly sixteen feet and two inches to the place OF
beginning, be the contents thereof what they
may With the privilege OF the use OF said alley
i'll common forever.
Seized ana taken in execution as the property
Of Martina Ellen Quigley, executrix of John II,
Qu1gley deceased lnOrtgagor aid the said Martha
Ellen Quigey surviving mortgagor and to be
sold by
JOHN E. TAYLOR, Sheriff
sheiiif's Office, Wilmington, Delaware August
49, 1900.
The sun., 1900-09-12
InGTON DELAWARE, WEDNESDAY. SEPTEMBER II, 1900
SHERIFF's SALES.

~ sHERlFFiS SALE--BY VIRTUE OF A WRIT
- OF Levari tarias 10 be'directed will be ex-
posed TO luplic sale at the Court House on Mar
ket street between Tenth and Eleventh streets,
III the city Of Wilmington, New Castle county,
state OF delaware,
The sun., 1900-09-12
ON FRIDAY.
THE 18th, DAY OF SEPTEMBER. 1900,
at O'Clock p. m,

the following described real estate viz:
vi that certain lot. piece or parcel OF land
with the buildings thereon erected situate in the
city Of " ilmngtun aforesaid, bounl ed and de
scIibed as follows to wit.
Beginning at the southerlY side of Thirteenth
street between Bowers and DuTe sreets at the dis
tance OF Two hundred and thirty-six ieet from
the easterly side OF Bowers street. thence south
erly ppra Iel with Bowers street siXty-tour feet
parallenu Tnitteenth street fourteen feetthchce
rorthetly parallel to BoweIs street siXuy-f0ur
feet nine il ches to the sti side OF Thirteenth
street; thence therebg westerly fourteen feet To
the Place of beeinnilgi be the contents thereof
VIII t they my.
Seilcd and taken iii execution IS the property
Of Char.cs II. ashley Surviving eNeeutoruf VII
liam II shieN deceased mortgaEur ana to lie
sold by
JOHN Z TAYLOR, sheriff
S 2if's Office Wilmington, Delaware, August
80 t9tO
The sun., 1900-09-12
81 90 TO Baltimore and Return.

Sunday next. September 16, via Team
sylvania Railroad. Special trains will
ieave Wilmington 900 4. M, returning,
ieuve Baltimore $50 y. III.
The sun., 1900-09-12
[New York Journal. Dec. l6. lS9s. /

We have demanded from the first
the annexation of Hawaii; we demand
ed the war; we demanded the acquisi-
tion of territory in the West Indies
and the retention Of all the Philippines.
We now demand the government of
our new territories as integral parts of
this country
The sun., 1900-09-12
Low Rate Excursion to Balti.
more via Pennsylvania Railroad.

On Sunday next. September 16th. the
Pennsylvania Railroad Company will
run another special low rate eXcurSio.
70 Baltimore. Special train will leave
Chester at S.37 a. m, Wilmington 9.0O II.
N. Round trip rate $1.25 from Chester
$1.0O from Wilmington, returning. leave
Baltimore Union Station $50 D. m.
Tickets good oav on special train in
v.cn Jire 1tiyn.
The sun., 1900-09-12

Register! Register! Registerl Republi-
cans do not fail to register Saturday next
Is, and thus be prepared to
vote ON November 6.
The sun., 1900-09-12
[New York .Ionrnal. Nov. p. lso8.l

The substantial fact is that 114,00o
square miles Of fertile soil are hence
forth to be opened to American civil
ization, to be developed according to
American ideas and to be occupied, as
far as practicable, by American set
tiers Welcome to the American Phil
ippincs! The flag is up in the old
world, and long may it wave!
The sun., 1900-09-12

Repi ter! REGISTER! Register! RepnhIi.
ans do not fail to rapister Saturday, next
'artemhar Is, AND TINS Re prepared to
ote nn November 6.
The sun., 1900-09-12
New York Journal. Aug. II, 1881
our DUTY to Civilization.
New York Journal, sept. II, lso8. ]

NOV iofk Jourhal, sept. Ia, IsV5.l
We have a duty to perform in the
Philippines a duty to the Filipinos, to
ourselves, to republican IDEAS to civil
ization. The American people are per-
fectly willing to assume all the risks
and burdens Of that duty. No dishon-
orable desertion of the rescued people
of the Philippines!
The sun., 1900-09-12
nancing School onens.

The Shields Library Association
anang sch ii started last night for
hn fall season There was large at
.~4.uui.C,,.
The sun., 1900-09-12

-, HkRIf rs aALE-BY VIRTUE OLA WRIT
~ OF Levari facias, TO be dire cted will be ex-
posed to Public rale at the Court House on Mar
ket street between Tenth and Eleventh streets in
the city of Wilmington, New Castle county, State
of Delaware,
The sun., 1900-09-12
Unlikely to Use the Oregon.

1t is entirely improbable that the Ore
gon, if this government decides to com
ply with Earl Lis request, would be en-
ployed upon such an errand. The aver
age speed of the Princeton and Nashville
is about ton knots. and the distance from
Shanghai to Taku is about I30 miles. so
that either one of them would require at
least six days to make the run.
1t is presumed that Earl Lii has asked
for a United States vessel because of the
rumors that the allied commanders at
Taku had decided to take him into Gus
tody upon his arrival there. Ii doubtless
had information that Admiral Remey had
dissented from such programme and
therefore preferred his request to the
United States government, knowing that
his person would be safe from seizure if
it were covered by the American flag.
There undoubtedly are Chinese war.
ships in the neighborhood of Shanghai
which could convey Earl Lii to Taku. but
it is presumed that he fears that were he
to embark upon one of them for a trip
north he might be intercepted by the
warshipS of one Of the foreign powers
and to avoid all risk of an interruption OF
his trip he desires to sail under the Amer
lean FLAG.
4 disu%t.h 70 London news agency
from Na@asaki. Japan says it is report
ed there thnt the tlowager empress oi
China has been captured by the Russians
| at .IUhol.
The sun., 1900-09-12
Trcasonnblc Opposition.
Nov York journal. ian. 6. 1saa.l

New York journal, Jan. 6, 1901
Aud il, in performing this work of
civilization, American blood should be
shed the position Of our antiexpansion-
lists would not be cnyiable. The first
Shot tired against the American flag
wouid make domestic opposition to the
measures Of our government overt
treason. And those who practice trea-
son find small indulgence i'll any coun-
try.
New York Journal Jan :. 1901
Evidently the pressure Of population
is greater now than it was at any Of
our previous periods of national cX-
pansion. If we felt the need for more
room then, we feel It more intensely
now.
"HopciessIy Benten Party"
New York Journal. Jan. "a, 1900
If the Democracy shall once be thor
oughly identified with opposition to
American progress, it will be the most
lopelessly beaten party that has ever
been known in the United States since
the days of the Fcderalists.
New York Journal Feb. a. 1891
We have already expanded. Dewey
and Merritt have been the advance
agents of American commerce. All
that remains is to finish and secure
what they have begun.
New York Journal, Feb. :, 1901
Order must be restored in the Philip,
pines. The men who have taken oul
forbearance for weakness must be
taught their mistake.
New York journal, Feb g. ls99.l
Now that Aguinaldo has chosen tc
appeal to force he will get all the force
he wants. We slall give the Fnipinos
real libelfy-not 81 gold whistle dicta
torship. The first step ought TO be tho
capture of A@uiualdo and his shipment
10 this side 81 the Pacific
The sun., 1900-09-12

~ HERIFF'S SALE-BY VIRTUE OF A WRIT
~ of Leyari Facias, til me directed, will be eX-
posed to public sale at the Court House ON Mar
ket street between Tenth and Eleventh Streets
in the city Of Wilmington, New Castle county
stale OF delaware.
The sun., 1900-09-12
We
Your


patterns and colorings. We
make our claim for Your
trade on good work at mod
crate prices, not so high that
you pay for something you
won't get, or so low that you
cannot get satisfactory work
and trimmings. Trousers
from $500 up. Suits $50. 90
up. Full Dress Suits $25
up. Competent, careful
cutters, and capable tailors.
Closed evenings except
Saturday.
The sun., 1900-09-12
New York Journal, Aug. 10, 1851

American blood has been spilled at
Manila. Every drop was sacrifice to
the cause Of liberty. No retreat from
the Philippines!
New York Journal, Aug. 70, 1881
The American flag is up at Manila.
Let it wave there until the people of
the Philippines, under American pro-
lection, have grown into capacity for
full self government. That is the just
the American, policy. Nail the flag to
the mast.
New York Journal. Aug. IL 1851
The capture of Manila has made us
masters of the Philippines, and the
American diplomat who would give
them up would find 1t advisable to
stay abroad for the rest of his life.
New York journal, Sept. Ii, 1851
Don't give up foot " the Philip
pines!
The sun., 1900-09-12
Il ORDERED TO PEkING
And Now He Is Looking For Ship to
Carry Him.
MAY APPEAL TO UNCLE SAM
Reported In Nagasa1Si, Japan, That
Russian Troops Have Succeeded
In Capturing the Dowager
Empress of China.

Washington, Sept. 11.-A cable dis
been received giving the text of an impe-
rial edict directing him to proceed at once
to Pelsing and there cooperate with
Prince Ching in the negotiation for peace
The edct is issued by the emperor and is
dated Aug. 81 Sir Robert Hart, minis
ter of imperial customs, is directed to Sc
cure necessary facilities for the trip. The
powers also are asked to afford Ii Hung
Chang protection and security and to ia
cilitate his movements.
In accordance with this last direction
from the throne, Earl Ii asks that a 70.
quest be made for a government vesse'
on which he can make the trip from
Shanghai. and Minister Wu probably
will ask that a United States vessel be
designated to carry the Chinese states
man. The edict was delivered by Minis
ter WI to Acting Secretary Hill. Tie
text will not be made public until the re
ply of the United States is determined
upon.
If the United States decides to comply
with Lii Hung's request, there are now
available for this purpose the gunboats
Nashville and Princeton and the battle
ship Oregon. The two former vessels
are at Shanghai, and the battleship is at
Woo-Sung, the man-of-war anchorage
Just below Shanghai. The cruiser New
Orleans was at Woo-Sung until Monday.
when she sailed for Taku. She could
have been employed for this service t.
great advantage, owing to her high speed
caDacity
The sun., 1900-09-12
No Backing out.

New york Journal, Aug. o. 1898, j
But how if we take the Philippines?
Is that not going out os our traditional
sphere? The answer to that is that we
have "on u ,1ilipnines in war and
.HsS.A Laaaxaa ~ UT hnSiness. -xsaSs'
The sun., 1900-09-12
"The nas.y u L.nperlaIis..,. !,

INeW IotN Io0THa!. ILNe ~, Is,7.I
It Is hastily assumed that a2y onr-
rying of iite asg aSlnr from hone
meats imperialism HhFt ia uHst.l.p.
10 con H"s afsl c8l5.ltze Giseat tl5
thing; y eaEa Q#t
sion II w'Hta NiA Hs.er a5la p-
preserve ns a,s i}a la8
for attack Ntsa Ht.r does u.e, y an-
ot}tpr
The sun., 1900-09-12

For a new Suit, Coat
and Vest, Trousers,
Dress Suit, f a ! |
Overcoat, tuxedo or
a fancy Vest. The
fall styles are all III
and we are showing
hundreds of the new