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~ interpreted, intended them to be. Tint
modern Lincolnisln beat Hamilton ana
Federalism which &'tthe great heart OF
tho nation, beating for truth. honor and
librety, has repeatedly Gverthrown. AIR.
Roosevelts fundamental principles as
we'll rs his disposition and temperament,
arc wrong, and hence his usurpations
and disregard Of tho institution. The
Democracy.5wit Pnrkev and Davis, ans
other strenuously self-made man, as their
candidates, now stnnd for truth honor
and liberty, under and within the Consti-
tuition, and nsk the peoples OF the once
moro United States to place the rens
q of government In their hands, as they
50 often, SO safely and so wisely havo
done In those OF other cfersonian the
orists. ~ 3.a5ss \; s
Tcddy's universal latrdat tor, Professor
Riis is II tlloro1lsh-golng ncsrophilist.
This he evnces In various places, and
though he alleges that he Is only cX-
pressing his own sentiments, he writes
&as If he was quite confident Of the SYM
patty Of his Magnus Apollo. On page
1914 he treats hlssrenders the follow
! ing in regard to the colored soldiers in
Cuba:
"Of their patience under the manifold
&hardships of roughing it in the tropics,
their helpfulness In tho camp and their
$prowess in battle, their accomplishing
suffering when, lying wounded and help
less, enough stories are told to win for
them fairly the real brotherhood With
their whte-skinned fellot~ which they
crave" What Is, In his mind, the full
import Of the real sbrothcrhood,' which
Is, crayed BY oui. American citizens OF
African descent?'sst 8 ThessPresid has
now before HIM for decision a case of
genuine miscegdhation by an officer III
the United States army. e How and when
will he decide It:
In conclusion, let us sec what the
Apostle Paul meant BY zeal not ac-
cording to knowledge" For they being
Ignorant of Gods righteousness, and
and going about to establish their own
righteousness, havcaqlot submitted them
selves unto the righteousness OF God. !"
Which may be thus parodied: Mr.. Roosc-
welt, being ignorant or unmindful OF, the
wisdom and caution OF the fathers -four
republic, and going about CVest and
East to indulge and foster his own
motions Of government (even ''establ;sh-
ing civil govcrnment,), las not sub
United himself to the wisdom, prudence
and foresight Of the trainers Of our
%polity. II was the dread or such dangers
that fired tho eloqucnce OF Patrick
+ Henry in opposing so strenuously. the rat
Fliication OF the Federal Constitution in
#thc Virginia Convention Of 17sS. a SINH
lar dread warmed the imagination of
Judge NJ Beverly Tucker when he wrote
his "Partizan Leader"
How can any voter in any5of our States
who has n proper reverence for his lib
erty-oving torctathers, Just appreciation
Bof8the wise and cOnserva tive work OF the
nfrumers or our IederattVe government,
any cheering hope for the future Of the
republic, hesitate for one moment whom
+ TO choose for its executive lleads-Paaker
and Davis, or Theodore, ..the too strcn-
uous,' and Fairbanks? fs
BEN BLAKE MINOR. a
Richmond, Oct. IS, 1901.
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The Charms of Culpeper.

chicago, Ill. Oct. IS. 1901.
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CHARGED WITH MURDER.
Coroner's Jury Finds Fannie Bal
lard Guilty.

Coroner Taylor held an Inquest over
the remains OF Lille Pearson yesterday
morning. and tho jury found that s'e
came TO her death from stab wound
inflicted by Fannie Ballard Friday night,
The Killing was the result Of a scuffle
between tho two women III the alley IN
rear OF No. Sic West Franklin Street.
Tho case was continued In the a'ollce
Court yesterday until next Wednesday.
and the negro woman Will have to answer
the charge OF murder,
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RATHER COLD RECEPTION
FOR PINERO'S Girls"

iris" A. w. Plncro's play, was given
rather cold reception at the Academy
yesterday. This was to be expected, ow-
ing to the fact that this work OF the
brilliant playwright had been seen hero
with Virginia Harmed In th67title5r role.
However, there were other causes that
were responsible TO a large extent for
the manner In which the production was
received by the two audiences that wilt
messed It. At tho afternoon performance
The waits between the acts were so long
that e tho audience hecans, restlcss and
impatient And the play itself is not one
to besreadlly understood by the average
attendant uppnNa nlatineeS n
Among tho audience the evening
4 pcrfOrmunce-and il small audience Vt was,
$sliVeilng In u cold house-Weref q many
who were alo doubt witnessing their
: first play. Fncro's plays will never
please the masses.
The production was we'll staged and the
company was a fairly capable one.
Preaching at Soldiers Home.
x AT A OF clock MS (sundaNl afternoon
DIR. j. William Jones Will preach In tho
chapel OF the Soldiers Home.
Mrs. Gill and her buys VIII lead the
singing, and consequently there Will be
no services this afternoon at tho Male
Oha.lanage, ana friends of the orphannge
and the public generally are invited 70
attend the service at tho Soldiers l1ome.
vi ~ a - .
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Virginia's Great Resources.

Richmond, Oct. IS, 1901.
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la FAMILLE LECUSSON

In the only altogether new equestrian oct seen
4 In any circus In moro thnn fifty years. On the
Way to the Grand Prix Race. Paris"
In Its mammoth double Wild t;enst domain will
be found the only North Pole Discoveries.
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126 BtBLIoTECA DEL BoLEr1N MERcANr1L

hablado de Tin notaro llaado senor Raimbault, que vi
We cale de las Petites Ecuriess
La condesa inclin6 la cabeza seflal de asenti-
miento.
-Por ahi es por donde he comenzado. Hay que ha-
Ger constar que la casualidad ha favorecdo. Este
notario conocido aNttg PNrr0qH'ax0 m0 Cuan-
do yo viva barrio Latino vena hacer sus arsas
mi tenda por que 20 empece mi negoco por este ba-
rro como los estudantes Entonces me llamaban la
Saint Orcie... Bromas de los jovenes porque tenia
las orejas POGO largas. Slempre me han gustado
las bremas los jovenes cuando 20 tamben 10 era
Ahora todo aquelo pas6.. La juventud no es mi ne
pocio No da muchos benefcios. -. Solo son buenos
cuando empieza.... Hay que saber hacer sacrih-
clos -.
Ell conde Sc agitaba mpaciente en- su asiento, pare
cendo un San Lorenzo sobre las parrillas.
Enriqueta escuchaba.
Demssiado desdehosa para nterrunpir preguntar
aquella uier esperaba pacentemene que egase ell pun
to cue lie nteresaba Todo 10 demas pasaba para ella
La prenaera Sc contuvo ante los signos mani6estos
de impaciencs que daba ell conde.
los mpaceno2-do~Pero 81 no os 10 explico, no
10 comprendereis.
-Continuad, continual
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XIII
El relate de la San Felix

Empezaba oscurecer la media oscuridad que
formaba las conas e salon permitfa distinguir
los objetos En- la sombra que formaba de los angu
los de este salon haabase sentada la Sain-Fex,
rrucada sill6n, cas dormida al rudo que hzo la
puerta al abrire evant6 vvamente Sc rot6 los oos
parecio que rataba de recordar d6nde Sc hal1aba
El conde volv;o haca el criado.
-Traed una luz Juan
El criado desapareci6.
La Saint-Feix habfa reconocido al conde Ia con-
desa, recordando donde Sc encontraba
hs Sc levant6 hizo una gran reverenca
Que el sehor conde la sehora condesa me dis
pensen-balbuce6.
-lDormiais?-dijo bruscamente ell marido de En-
rqueta
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ObraS de DereChO

Acaban de recibirse en- Ell BoLErIN
la Ultima edici6n G6ngora DEF C6digo
Civil con la jurisprudencia DEB Tribunal
Supreme Espanol; los concentrates al
Codigo Civil por Scevola; e1 Codigo
Civil comentado por Manresa, la Ley
de Enjuiciamiento Civil comentada por
ell mismo; la Jurisprudence del Tri-
bunal Supreme, por Pantoja, en- tres
tomos, comprensiva de las sentencias
del Tribunal Supreme de Espana des-
de ell ano 1888 hasta Ell 1857.
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OBRAS DE PEREDA

Don Gonzaio Gonzalez de la GonzaieTs
Los Hombres de Pro.
Ell Buey Suelto.
Tje tai Palo tai Astilla.
Escenas Montanesas.
Tipos y Paisajes.
Esbozos y Rasgunos.
Bocetos al Temple.
Sotileza.
Ell Sabor de la Tierruca
La Puchera.
La Montalvez.
Pedro Sanchez.
Nubes de Estfo.
Penas Arriba.
Al Primer Vuelo.
EN- Ell BOLETIN MERCkNTIL
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UEI v necesaR.i0
. SOBRE DERECHO PENAL 7 CIVIL

A LOS ASPIRANTES 4 ABoGADoS pue-
de interesar la lectura y estudlo de dos
libros, que Ell autor, Licenciado en- De-
recho, titula
Apuntes de Derecho PenaIy Civil
y Gentlemen las contesta-
clones al Programa de examenes. ante
el Tribunal Supreme, de los aspirantes
al Ejercicio de la Abogacia en- Puerto
Rico.
DERECHO PENAL: TN tomo en- rdsti-
ca, cuarto mayor, con Glen paginas.
Impression excelente, con tipo grande
= claro. Tambien contiene algunos
apuntes y concentrates del Codigo Pc
nal VICENTE. - Precio ST.. so.
DEREcHo CIVIL Tin tomo en- rdstica,
cuarto mayor, con doscientas dieciocha
paginas. Impression y tipo identicos al
tomo anterior. - Precio So.
~ Autor: .W4rcO .antOasiO. u
Pidanse la Liberia del
BoLETIN MERcANT1L.
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Maga Santa Cruz de Palma H9ba
Iaesca adeT eTenrifs nltenadaa
:::: ;:::; ::: :::: :: s: yON de uQQ
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YOU could almost hear ycn. But the
strangcst part about 1t all was that she
no longer got impatient withthe property
Edestroyers or lainei1ted the hardship ut
her life when the Wllole kit and kaloodle
kicked up rlilnpus every night about
going to bed and then kicked up another
rumpus the next morning about getting
TIP Yet not a word said she about her
s"vacation." And there was that Iii her
eye which made the old camel who car.
ries the burden Of the life Insurance. poi-A
scics exceedingly shy about broac1ng the
subject. The old camel was, ncycrtfe-
less, watching aud waiting developments
With something more than eager Interest
" BY and by, the good Ewona n, In one
OF \ her rhhpsodics superlnduccd BY the
fragrance or the Sralcuin powders on our
last born, said In her baby talk vcrracu.
liar: "Tfley shan't take Dlnkseyg from
her muzzcr; 10, they siIan't, cause Dink.s
ssey's lnlzzer wouldn't let en-" !ff
Dinkscy--bc IT cxplaincd--ls the gal
baby. due to cut two stomach teeth next
month and now pow full interesting and
pretty, event 4 I do say 1t myself. The
they referred In the peculiar CONVEX
sation quoted above is mysclf-at least
! SO rccognized y in the onc-sldcd colo.
quy mentioned. And hearing tic rap At
me, All my porcupinish prorlivitics wete
aroused and ! spoke In this wise:
81 haven't seen ai,ybody " try VI to prize
Dinkscy away from herlsmuzzcr With
crow-bar,< or to ,scrcw her from her,
loving parent with Il rnonke y wrench.
You said ii few days 20 that sou want.
cd to {auit ali tho children and cut loose
IRON the family. But wien We took you 3
)2up and kindly urged it, sou baked and
lit into Inc and stamped me aud claweu
at ME with your talking apparatus Now
You're eyen5tryIng 10 >iniure me III the
eyes of that baby and 10 represent me
as a savage breaking 4up happy homes
and tearing jnfants from their mothers...s
This brought things to an issue Care
fully GcpostIng the aforesaid Dinkscy
INTO the box-lke top Of our sewing ma
chine dong used as a safe receptacle
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I,,ncasly. now came up and showed his
lmuzzle into his masters hand. The cold
1onch brought the little man back 70
earth. He shook himself. Sturned W veg rily
i away from the window. and went to the
door OF the house. .j aj
IIe stood there, looking out; and al
round him was the eternal drip, drip
| of tho tlaw, The wind Sluled. and again
1.-The minute bell tollcd out clear ana m
| exorablc, 3rcsolute to recall wha was ana
lwhat had been t8t y, q
with A a choking gasp the little man
] turned into the house. and ran up tho
| stairs and into his room. Fic droppeda on
! his knees i beside The great chest IN ia he
corner. !; and unlocked the bottom drawer,
1.-THE key turning noisilv In ats socket,
35In thee drawer he searched WIFI VIE. ieyuITa
tish flngcrs, and produced AZ Length III
HE paper packet wrapped about with q
stained yellow ribbon. II was the RIB
bon she had used to weave OH Sundays
Unto her soft hatr4555 i5 . Isl .
s63Insde the packet was chca p hear VI
shaped Frame and IN It. a. photosrap Pr; ~.
JJp there It was TOO dark q see. ~ ~
IlIittle man ran down the stairs. Red Null
i jostllng him as he went ana huFrl'ea -
/ The window In tho Kitchen, ti 81 "a
Il 1T was a. sweet, laughing ICE maj 1905
Ell mp at himlfrom the frame, den y, 9yet
arch, shy yet rog Wa tAca ~ e! 'upN =
1 and NJ face to love. i2 n!
As he looked a Wintrys smile, wholly
tender, half fearful, stol yer the ttle
. 'H" ~" lie whispered, 4 and 4 his voice
VAS Infinitely soft, tits lang SIN l,ye
i daured look q We. But it's no nat 5ye g
] forgotten, dea rien'''@ 81 y. q
4 ' 'YIlll be covered his eyes with Ills
hand as though he were bllnded. 3,
i h"IS,nna lof,k at mo sa lei lass T. he cried,
4 and fell an his knees, kissing the picture.
4 huGgslng il to him and sobbiins passion
ately, |. ], (; 3 % -
colnpassionately into hla masterls nnt
1.-THE little showed him rous ny e, aWay
4 and The dog retreated mo roti's',
4 abashed and reproa chi Y I. "a 4. y
Memories swarmcd back on the little
I man. e !, u, 4, o.
\ and yet no dared barely think q ,t y !
A lasi evening when she had lain 80 vi
"A and still IN the Tits room q oye.,
(To DO Continued Tuesday0
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.BUCKSHOT FLUSH
NAUGHTY BATHERS.
Young Matron With Gun il g, Com II
~ s5 pcls -Four Bad All Ell to
Leave Creek.

DANBuRY, CONN.,. June 16-Armed \
with a shotgun loaded with bucksho.
Mrs. George w. yibbert, who only a short 4
time ago ceased to be a school teacher
10 become one OF Danbury's charming
young natrons compelled four young
men. from II to 20 years old, who were I
swimming In n brook that flows near her
home, to come out OF the water and don 5
their clothes. Then she made them ma rcll \
It's the police station, two m les from II her '
house. ljS vi u
XII The spectacle. OF this queer procession
through the streets attracted much at
ltention, and n big crowd folio wed ~ 70 . !;
Justices Office,
a -Four penitent and frightened young
men lined up lii front OF lle captain
desk. while Mrs Vibbert, Indignant, and
holding the shotgun threatingly. stood be- DC
hind them,
ley in amusement, as he surveyed the ar {
rayfo Of youthful stfallenness and fenll-ss
nine Indignation before him.
,.rhese rowdles.' said Mrs. ihbert, her
eyes blazing, were swimming In the
brook near my house. here. are signs
ming, and the place whore they Went in
fis Iii full view Of our piazza, ! guess
they won't swim any more In that brook.
and Ill shootthe next man ! find there,
did they have OH bathing suits? ask
cd Captain bradley, gently,
Indeed they did not Z exclaimed M rs.
YIbbert. II stood hack Of q bush and
made them come ont and dress. They
dressed mighty quick. too, because "
they hadn't they would have received q
dose OF what Is this CIV e n 81 8l
The four youths corrohorated eYery de-
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ma coat. Dye think had y { cut for FOR a a
elephant It's burstin', u tell .ye TAX TAX
It aft! Fetch It here, or u cen send
Wulie to bring it!''% 81
81 David paid no heed except to begin
running heavily down the hill The csPut8
was stretched in Wrinkled agony across
his back; his big, red wrists pro trudedl
bike shank bones from the sleeves; ana
the little tails tapped YEARLY ins$yaln
attempts to reach tho wearer's lee
MADAM, bubbling over with indignal--s.
tion, scrambled half through the open.
window, Then, tickled at the amazing
impudence OF the thing, he paused.
smiled, dropped to the ground again. and
watched the uncouth. retreatlng nGure
with cluckling amusement,
I'D we over see the like o. that. " ul-5
lic?" lie muttcrcd, Ma pulr Goa t-7puir
wee coatie! It CARS me greet TO see &c ihe !,
alton unco sma for his son s back and
David there is strainin and stretchln.
her nigh 10 brnhin', for a. the world as
he does mia forbenrancc. And " nat ne
care ABBOTT the one or t'lther1--not "a nm
ser-aip," q 1a M
AS he stood watching the disappearing
figure thcre began the SLOW tolling OF
| the minute-bell in the little Dale church.,
|l,ow near. now far, now loud now io y.
! its dull chant rang out through ne mrs
like tie slow-dropping tears 5of y MOURN y
Ling world al Z. "
Madam listened, almost reyerently, as
| the bell tolled an. the only SOUND N
1.-THE quiet Dale. outside q. drlzzllns ram IN
Was falling; the snow drhhled down the
llhillin muddy tricklets; ana Il trees 4 |, ana
roofs and windows drippef. s,
| And still tho bell oiled on. sal ing q "
reentlcssly sad mem Q ries az the 41o'ne
ago, IL Ill
II was ON Just such another dreary day,
in just such another Decelnber, and nov 9.
| so many years gone ny. that the !ig ~
had gone forever out OF his llfe, I :.
The whole picture rose as inst'a ny 10 ms
eyes as II IT, had been but yes'tera rye, !,
THAT insistcnt bell brought tl's !, sett ~
surging hack to him, the dismal day lne 9
drlzzln; lhe few mourners; little David
desked n black hs faT h9 II. f faao
swollen with weeping: The Dale Aush e
| II seemed, In death, save for ne tollns
| of the bell; and his love had left MN
and gone to the happy{land the hym mn
4 books talk0of Il Il. I, a,
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and James Moore trampcd down the
stairs. lie looked taller and gaunter than
his wont. but there was no trace OF emo
ton on his face. e
Al The foot of8thc stairs OVID BOD
stole out to meet him. lie came crouch
ing up. head and tail down, In Il manner
no man ever saw before or since. At his
masters feet he stopped and wh!ncd
Then, Tor ono short moment. James
Aoora's whole face guivcred.
well. lad" he said. quite low. and
his yoce broke: she's awa.!'
Tha. Was all: for they we're an UNI
Gemonstratiye couple,
Then they turned and went out 4 20,
gethcr into the bleak morning
CHAPTER VIII.
MADAM AND HIS COAT.
10 David MADAM the loss OF gentle
Eliza beth Moore was as real a grief as
| cred HIS own aching heart and devoted
himself 10 comforting the moulncrai "
Kenrnuir.
in the days succeeding Mrs. Moorn's
Geatf, tfe hoy rncklessly neglected MS
duties al the Grange. But little NJ Adam
f0rbDre 10 rebukc him. AZ times, indeed,
/ he essayed 70. be nassively kind, David,
ff0Utyef. WHE 100 ncePiy SuHh " il'' 5iS''N
| g4rr0w 10 totc The change.
,rbe day of the funeral came. me
earsH aas throwing of its ice-fetters
! satl Inc Dale was lost In mourning
Ipist.
III me afternoon Madam was standins
I'D me NindoW NJ HE Kitchen. contcni-
p,al,Gy tite inAnite wearlness OF nc
! a@eHe. Ni,.n tho door Of the house Omen,
Z - aad shut noifrlegsly Rcd'Wnll5 raised
/ Elpstif oH ~ the aill and growlcd. a ing
1 pam iylrrtee PAN the window makine
I M Ke0mpirs MADAM watched the pass
NIX fgprG ipdiffercntiy. then With al
/ angry oaih eIrang 10 the window. ~
I hEdag me hack that coat. ye THEIR
4 gje cYied, tapping aereely on he pane
3 r1Fss IL af AZ Dpst. sc ninrRle3 soWk
nj IN gore an0 tear IL AFT ye loSe
Z ~ sim, sEt1lies tho great eoof has M
+ fl,4tsnia flaNk coat. NOW last Michael
I D3as,.zp1 ii ralpin' though TO melt ~
+ "a. ibfew tbs window up With y banp
3 &sf TeaDed Otit.
& @srGN 1, pank, 1 tell W. ondoouful, O
K m saHiff,f,fis ~, Though yc've no TEST ec
L M fdt. ~ might have Tor ma calt
4sfs ~ bjs tor Yer aiRybeots. LET aian''
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Turning the Tables.

Ma ny years a go. be fore the production
of grain was equal to the demand. wa ses 4
OF farm hands were high, but az produc-
{tion Increased the prices lowered faster
than tic rate OF wages. .8 8 .
a farmer employed an industrious Iris
man for live years at the ate, of 40
month .'and found board lodging
term The he sid 10 his man: 81
sS3i#.I can't afford TO pay you the wage:
II have been paying You y have }.s 50 y!
lra te YOU viii soon own my farm u.
..Then III hire yOll 10 work for me-
said the other, "and you can get Your 4
farm back aEui !"-Success. s4;4 4.
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40 DO Continued Tuesdaya
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Report of the County Superintendent
OF Schools.

The following list contains the names
of persona who received certificates ut
the spring series of examinations
First Grade ,lacobi Klingholz Ella
Dasser
Second Grade Christian Schade,
Margaret Kelley. Caroline knutson,
Nora Haaly, Lons Alswede
Third Grade Average of - per cent
or over George Wehrwen Albert
Wagenknecht, Tlermus Beseau, Sophie
Axley. Louis Trossen. Alice Finch,
Catherine Doolan Alice Thompson,
Nellie T Nelson
Average Of 20 per cent or over and
less than % per cent Anna Cavanaugh,
f G Brick, Blanche I.aughlin, Lizzie
Holloran Christ Wuellncr William
Morrssey John Connors, William
Cponey Dele Lawrence Hannah Lori
gan. Fred Luebko, Mae Brady Eliza
beth Fitzgerald
Average Of - per cent or over and
less than ~ per cent Helen lleise, c
j Mulcahy, William j Gil, Leons
Wagner Walter Reich Thomas T.
Reddin, Lottie Georgenson, johanna
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ually but surely this blessed day for
rest and recuperation will disappear.
The recent invasion of braying news
boys who bawl brazenly at the very
doors of our churches while divine ser
vices are in progress, serves as An indi-
cation of the evils belonging TO the open
Sunday They are an intolerable nnis-
ance who have wrought a vast injury in
ruining the sweet quietude of the good,
old fashioned Sunday and the buyers Of
Sunday papers may properly be in
formed that they are directly encourag
ing the abomination The Madison
Democrat.
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Startling Evidence

Fresh testimony in great quantity If
constantly coming in declaring DR.
Kings New Discovery for Consumption
Coughs and Colds to be unequalled. A
recent expression from 7. j. Mcfarland
Bentcrville, Va serves ~ example. He
writes II had Bronchitis for three
years and doctored all the time without
being benifited. Then | began taking
DR. Kings New Discovery. and few
bottles wholly cured me Equally
effective in curing all Lung and Throat
troubles, Consumption, Pneumonia and
Grip Guaranteed by Henry Hinrichs'
Druggist. Trial BEETLES free, regular
sizes soc and 81 90
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Democratic National Conven-
ton.

Washington d. c.. Jan. ls.-The
democratic national committee having
met in the city of Washington on the
18th day of January, 1904, has appoint
ed Wednesday, the 9th day OF July, 1904,
~ the time and chosen st Louis, Mo-,
AZ the place, for holding the democratic
national convention.
Each state is entitled to representa-
ton therein equal to double the number
of its senators and representatives IN the
congress of the United States, and each
territory. Alaska, Indian Territory and
District of Columbia shall have SIX
delegates
All democratic citizens of the United
States who can unite with NJ in the
effort for pure and economical :and
constitutional government are cordially
invited to loin us III sending delegates
to the convention
JAMES X. JONES
Chairman.
G. A WALSH,
Secretary