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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-07-20
Encore of Cooperative Piano Plan.
A Saving of So5.2o t

June q we annomcrd the first dsmSaioa o. Schiller Pnns acorhay to t- Ian reproduced bAo
immediate response wss great tina Sw r aaully ooig.io quit aNas orders for them except
for indefinite future delivery
Orfrt corr,tf for t@: Pan was ovsdi in on.w week ai yneiy W. d.inei the la
ordered for further delivery
The liar OF selling md the instructions proving so ppdm W. phni large oe ai will again OF
panob ueE an 0 otunnyt to posses IA et.kn pno at ahtd. pcs AMI py for it in such way THAT
will not be missed.
Com tomorovm morning nj mike your selection linn late delivery vii b. made
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-07-20
More Stockings and Underwear
At the Most Shrunken Prices.

This sale means opportunity for those who look TO the future IS
well as hose who wish to provide for immediate needs. The goods
themselves are the mos, up-to-date ootainable and kinds that will wear
themselves thrcadbarc in your servie
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-07-20
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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-07-20
Mems Summer Shirts Sacrificed
And Other Wearablcs for Little.

Here you will find more of the July clearances-futher notable
reductions all along the line OF our unexceNed negigee shirts for men
and boys.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-03-09
SUccUMBs TO BULLET WOUND
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ENGINEER SERIOUSLY INJURED
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Omaha daily bee., 1902-03-09
NEBRASKA WIRELESS WAVES
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GEORGE GOULD m CUSTODY
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ABBOTT HELD FOR ASSAULT
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Omaha daily bee., 1902-03-09

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Omaha daily bee., 1902-03-09
COLORED DRESS GOODS

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Omaha daily bee., 1902-03-09

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Omaha daily bee., 1902-03-09

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Omaha daily bee., 1902-03-09
Stylish Spring Suits

Designed By the best artists in the country Workmanship
unsurp&ssed- They come in ever fashionable weave and shade,
many Of which no duplicates are shown prices 10 Suit All
5000 BLACK ETANINE SUT-Jaeket the new Gibson effect
beautifully trimmed, silk lined skirt with cluster Of tucks
down the center front. full Jared hOunce and silk drop skirt,
at $40O0 Others At $500. $3.50. 5000.
5000 FINE ETON sUTTSLOf e1amine or eheTiOt. in black
blue and tan skirt made with full graduated HOunce. mer
eenzed lining.
$500. an exceptional bargain, made Of the French Bascot
dOublebreasted jacket satin lined, skirt with graduated
EOunce, merceri1ed lining
WALKING SUITS. NORFOLK JACKET-Grsy, brown. tan
and navy, at s1s5a. S20OO, $500
Dress Skirts
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Omaha daily bee., 1902-03-09

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Omaha daily bee., 1902-03-09

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'Trcfouse" brand and others Make selection soon
WASHfABRlCS

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found here Oar assortment and styles are better and prices a
shade lower than elsewhere Fine quality.
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The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1902-12-18
Drifting Democracy.

Watterson is out with another
prophecy that Cleveland will never
again be democracy's standard bear
er. The Kentucky prophet pima bis
faith to the wisdom Of the Greater, the
fullness of time, J%efferscnian philoso-
ply, the constitution and the flag, the
names of Washington and Franklin,
the rock of ages. and other reliable
agencies to put the democratic party
on its feet again. Certainly If an or
g~anizatlcn cannot stand on such a
foundation it ought never to make a
bid for existence again, but it is a
great question whether Providence,
Father Time, the everlasting hills,
and the memory Of the first statesmen
of the republic are giving any aid to
democracy at this tlme.-South Bend
Tribune.
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1902-12-18
Saturday Excursions.

The schools of Terre Haute were Of
fered very cheap excursion rates to
Chicago but the teachers refused the
offer when they saw that the object was
TO get them and their pupils to spend
money for holiday goods outside their
own city.
1t is said that the big department
stores and hotels of Chicago give the
Pennsylvania company a large bonus
to run Saturday excursions to Chicago
with tickets good until Monday night
at this season of the year.
People ought to know that they can
buy goods cheaper in Plymouth than
in Chicago and ought t O protect their
homes and their ireSides by buying all
their holiday goods here; but many
are allured by the big adyertisents in
the Sunday papers and pay twenty per
cent more for goods in Chicago than
the same goods would cost in Plym-
outi1.
Our merchants. therefore cannot be
blamed If they organize and ship all
their goods over the Lake Shore road
unless the Pennsylvania agrees to run
no more Saturday excursions.
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1902-12-18
Buying and Selling Votes.

No mar ever sold his votes for So
unless some man paid him 81 for it.
The Offense of the man who sold
the vote ended with the transaction.
He had debaSed and dishonored him.
self. He had betrayed the nation
which gave him, the right to vote on
the superstition that he would exercise
1t in accordance with his honest
opinion as to the good of the nation.
He had made himself vile and had in
jured his country to that extent, but
there it ended.
On the other hand the offenSe of
the vote buyer had only begun. 1t is
true that he had betrayed his coun-
thy 10y corrupting a citizen and maxi
ing office a thing of purchase, but that
was the start. He still had the work
before him of getting TACK the 81 with
profit to himself. And the chances
were that he would be no more honest
about that than he had been about
getting votes. Once more his cOun-
try must suffer on his account. That
is where disagreement comes from.
1t is the corrupting class that docs
the real injury TO this country. One
active wealthy Scoundrel a do more
damage than all the anarchists that
ever got within our borders, -Indiana-
polls Sentinel.
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1902-12-18
Largest Corn Acreage.

The largest corn acreage of Indiana
was in Benton county, 1O7, 43S acres,
with an average yield of 4O.15 BUSH
els. Other counties having over l00,-
900 acres were Tippecanoe. with 10O,-
$50, and an average of 42.5S bushels
to the acre, and White, with 103, O4l
acres, with an average of 34.3l BUSH
els. Considering the number of
acres, Tippecanoe and Benton may be
regarded as sharers in the honors of
Upton.
The lowest corn yield an acre was
in Starke county, where it was 1913
bushels.
Benton county had the greatest
acreage in oats-75,59 The yield
was 46. 06 bushels to the acre. Allen
county had the highest average yield,
46. SO bushels to the acre. The total
acreage was IS, 1s5. In 1902 the yield
Of clover seed was 382, 033 bushels.
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1902-12-18

The United States has nearly half
the railway mileage of the world, plen-
ty of navigable rivers, unequaled
methods of loading and unloading and
%unbounded enterprise. When. there
fore, the fuel supply breaks down al
most at the first touch the situation is
abomInable. There must be manip-
ulation somewhere to produce such a
result in one of the great staple neces-
stiles of life. Here is a question de-
manding the attention of statesmen
and also the best efforts of inventors.
The many should not be called 90 to
suffer while business conspirators steer
the storage and shipment of coal into
such conditions as are now reported
from most Of the great centers Of pop
nlation.-St. Louis Globe Democrat.