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La Junta tribune., 1904-07-30
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La Junta tribune., 1904-07-30

These resolutions are a brilliant
example Of the democratic pro.
Pensity to adjust themselves to
circumstances aud flop from one
side Of = question to the exact
opposite in order to maintain their
hereditary inclination to be for
ninst the powers that be.
This year Of graee the democrats
are up against il on the money
question. Their platform 10 ~
silent as the gssve touching the
geld ;ssasdsrd.s DO ,hs desocss.s
really confess that they were wrong
tH Go@ md again in I9oos OF
eossEdes il is besesr to be right late
than never. As the democratic
platform this year does not soy
anything about the money question
it is quite natuIal 10, suppose the
declaration in the platform OF 1900
still holds good. He,e is wha. the
democratic platform Of 1900 said
about the gold standard:
I've are unsltesabiy opposed to
gold monometallisn. which has
locked fast the prosperity Of On
industrial people in the psralysis
Of hard times. Gold monometal.
iism is ! British policy. and its
adoption has brought other ma
tioos into finasciall servisude to
LsDdon. Is,ies eeely sn-Amesi-
can but anti -Anericss, asd Il css
be iesRned 90 the sUa1sh States
dslx u ~ ~ sp;ris
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La Junta tribune., 1904-07-30
eassss.sss ssseesses.

The dsooesasie party may d
says Be dspesded upon TO take
the wrong side Of every qaesaions
|pgobably fog the reason that -
[piesipsl missio. upea sasth seems
[so'bs 70 oppose the .govessnsstsl
policies Of the sepublicsn party.
|M teems 10 have sn Infinite genus
fos blundering. and getting on the
wrong side Of every question.
= r Is6ETshs demoeaasiF patty.
8 csusessiap sssemsled. deelssed
| ss.s&k 4iva va ssss ~ sais6re.
Subsequent developments demon
sesssed the fsesVhss me 1densoeSsts
made . very bad guess that time.
In 1898. Dewey sent the entire
Spanish navy to the bottom Of the
sea aud took possession Of the
Philippines. People all over the
Unised States wondered what the
powers that be At Washington
would do with them. There was
some talk Of turning the islands
over to the FiliPinos and giving
them an opportunity to work out
|the,r own ssiystioa.
In the fall Of 1895. before a de.
6aiss policy had been decided up
on, the democrats IN convention
sssembied.. Declared tina, "every
loot Of soil which has been ac-
lquised aby .shs war with Spain.
should be held by the government
laad bssens American soil"
In 1899. when the republican
\ |adpaaiSsrasiee decided ,ha, United
States sovereignty would remain
ssRfsae - - island. only until the
people were able to govern them.
selves iussIligently. the democratic
party, in convention assembled,
declared that 1--WE profoundly
regret that American soldiers are
being unlawfuliy used in the name
of libssty to crush and destroy
dswniug rePublicanism in the
Orient"
When il comes to keeping in
perfect harmony with the national
democracy the Ossso eounsy demo
cracy is not SO slow. The resolu.
tons adopted BY the O,ero county
4s.pcracy in lRs on ths-qusesion
ssR Rinias the eilliPpiaes A. Abe
resolutions adopted by the same
organization in 1899, on the same
question. form = strange contrast.
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cold metal. ses vss4hsss psssess
them for the edi6ca,ion Of our
readers. They NE As follows:
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La Junta tribune., 1904-07-30
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La Junta tribune., 1904-07-30

sTELEGRAMs announce that the
Ksnsos Aoods have recedsd aud
tie crops are not seriously dam.
age&a The democrats have acs
cordaE assssosea q ~. ,Apps y
csrrytSg ItaspsS th;s yest. =
La Junta tribune., 1904-07-30

IT is announced that Senator
Fairbanks is = Sunday school sup.
esintendent, but it is not believed
that the Democrats will use thas
fAct against him in the campaign.
-Iamer Barton Adams.
La Junta tribune., 1904-07-30

JuDGE PARKER ought to have .
Joint debate with himself as to
whether he was right in 1896 and
1900. when he voted Tor Fat money.
OF this year when he claims TO- be
TOR the republican SQUAD mdpey
policy as g
La Junta tribune., 1904-07-30
REPueLicAN Tickr

OsGAS recitals by prominent OF.
sanists Of the country are gives
daily on the largest organ in the
world in Festival Hall at the
Worlds Fair.
La Junta tribune., 1904-07-30
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soldiers srs hsias mar
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isa In tho Orient. Va
demand snst tbs Co
bans spd Philippines
, "a oaly b pesuistsi
bst socousssrd 70 -
Aahaish independent
repuhlics.
La Junta tribune., 1904-07-30
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has bsso acquired b.
tho late war with
spaia, aud Shieh hes
hssa eonssesstc,i 70
oss aas - she bsand
OF patriotic Amsri-
cans, should be held
b. tbs soverussns
and bscossse AmerieaA
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La Junta tribune., 1904-07-30

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La Junta tribune., 1904-07-30

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The Birmingham age-herald., 1904-10-16

Misses Tailor-made Suits, all sizes from 10 to IA years, jacket perfectly plain, box coat, belted in the back, double-breasted, large fancy buttons, velvet collar, well tailored, pockets with flaps, man. nish sleeves with turn-back cuffs, skirt gored, full flare at the bottom, stitched seams, double row of stitching around bottom. This suit is made of an all wool covert cloth. in tan, and is an exceptionally plain but neat suit and well made. Spe- cial price, 1o.98
 Misses Tailor-made Suits, jacket full box style, double-breasted, loose back, belted in with fancy belt, velvet collar, pockets with flaps, mannish sleeves with turn back cuffs, lined throughout in satin, Gored skirt with kilted seams, full flared bottom with double row of stitching. This is one of our best styles, made of the best wool Scotch plaid, in tan. Special price,
 11.98
 Misses Tailor-made Suits, jacket Norfolk style, all seams strapped, new idea of belt, single-breasted, velvet collar, mannish sleeves, trim med in stitched strap, fancy turn back cuffs. lined throughout in satin, skirt gored, strapped seams, pannel front, rull flared, double row of stitching around bottom This is our best style, made of tan, all wool covert clotl, and an excellent style. Special price. 1898
 We have also a complete line of Misses and Children's Skirts, kilt and goreu styles, lengths from 26 to 34 length. Prices ranging from, each, 1.98 to 4.98
The Birmingham age-herald., 1904-10-16

Misses Tailor-made Suits, all
 sizes .lom 10 to IA years, jacket
 the latest box style. double-breast- ed. large button, fiat collar of red material trimmed in soutach braid, large bishop sleeves, belted back, gored skirt, full flare at bottom, box seams. This is an especially neat suit in dark Scotch plaid ma terial. Special, 6.98
 Misses Tailor-made Suits, all sizes rom 10 to IA years, jacket well tailored, mannish effect, velvet collar. sleeves with turnback cuffs, coat lined in good quality sateen, skirt gored. box seams, full flare at the bottom. with double row of stitching. This suit is made of good quality serge, in blue and brown only. Very neat style. Spe- cial. 7.98
 Misses Tailor-made Suits, all sizes from 10 to IA years, jacket full Norloik style, double-breasted, laxge sleeves, buttons, fancy red cc9hT, urimmeu Tn braid and gold buttons, tailored sleeves with turn back cuffs, back fitted in with red , bands, coat lined in good quality sateen, gored skirt, box seams, kilted bottom. This style suit is made of an all wool Scotch plaid. brown and blue. Special price, 8.98
 Misses Tailor-made Suits, all sizes from 10 to IA years, new style jacket, box front, double-breasted
 loose back. pleated effect with fancy belt, fiat collar around neck, trimmed in velvet and braid, large sleeves, tucked by hand, with turn back cuffs, coat lined with good quality sateen, skirt gored, box pleats, kilted at bottom and trim med in velvet and buttons. This style is made of an all wool storm serge. SD ecial price, 9.98
The Birmingham age-herald., 1904-10-16
48c Colored Black Dress
 Goods Sale.

This annual event represents purchasing oppor tunlty that needs no introduction to those who have for the past two years avaed themselves of it. But there are other new and out of town trade that do not know its value and indeed some old residents who have never attended because the prices looked too low to attract them-thn1ing perhaps, that 48c soc goods were not the kind they Wanted-not high grade grade goods here-some slow sellers some odd pieces, broken lines from stock and others including these condition from Mill stocks bought for the purpose:
 Plads Plains, Blacks, Whites. Creams, Blues, Browns, Eectrcs, Navies, Fans Greys, Mixtures
 Coverts. Henriettas, Cheviots, Serges, Tweeds, Panamas Imperial, Grantes, Crepe de Paris, Voiles EttamineS, Veilngs, Mohairs, Brilantnes, Venetian Cloth, Sackings, Knckerbockers. Values up to 200 at 48c
The Birmingham age-herald., 1904-10-16
Handkerchief Dept.

Pure Linen, of sheer quality, Handkerchiefs Qaundered). Regu- lar price 10c. Special price, per dozen, foc
 School Handkerchiefs for the boys and girls, of fine quality cam bric, hems IA an. 1a-inch. Special price, per dozen, o0c
 Hand-embroidered Initial Un- laundered Handkerchiefs, in pure linen. Regular price 15c. Special price, SIX for 55c
The Birmingham age-herald., 1904-10-16
Toilet Department.

Face Chamois. Regular price Sc. Special price, Sc
 Renaissance Toilet Soap is a perfectly pure medicinal and toilet soap, is an absolute pre- ventative against all contagious skin diseases. Regular price 8 cakes tor 25c. Special price, 3 cakes for 19c
 One-pound bar Castle Soap at 10c
The Birmingham age-herald., 1904-10-16
Linen Specials.

Hinds' Honey and Almond Cream, 39c
 Almond Albadien for the com pleXion, 35c
 Rubber Bathing Caps, for shower baths or swimming pools. Regular price 75c. Special price, soc
 All White Rose Glycerine Soap. Regular price 15c. Spe- cial price, 3 cakes for 39c
The Birmingham age-herald., 1904-10-16
LoIVisliiiiiiidiiiiiil ' liiiii iiiii s 5 Loeb
Flannels, Cotton Goods
 Department.

Special sale of five thousand yards of Dress Cling hams, Plaids and large Checks, in pieces from ten to twenty yard lengths, very desirable for chdrens and misses school dresses, quality that sells always for 1Oc and l21a yard. For only 7I-2c
 Tricot Flannes for Ladies Shirt Waists, in all the leading shades, worth 35c yard For only, yard 25c
 Outings of all descriptions from light shades with shades in solid coors Per yard only l0c
 36 inch wide Linene the best imitation of all Lin- Shirt Waist goods looks as well as the 35c quality but sells, per yard, for l5c
 Twents-fve pieces Curtain Swsses, 3o inches wide in large and small embroidered dots, few with large figured designs, these goods generally sell for 124c yard. Price only 7l-2c
 Indigo Blue, Electric Blue and Garnet Prints, the best standard quality only, goods that sell everywhere for o4c Our price per yard. only 5c
 The best Amoskeag Apron Checks, in Blue, Brown, Pink and Green. Our price, pard 6c
The Birmingham age-herald., 1904-10-16
Hosiery Department.

Womens Extra High Spliced Heel and Double Sole Fast Black Stocking. Regular price 35c. Spe- cial price, 2oc
 Women's Pure Silk Medium Weight Stocking. Regular price $1.50. Special price, S9c
 Children s Fast Black wide rib school Stockings. Regular price 35c and 40c. Special price, 29c
The Birmingham age-herald., 1904-10-16
Special Sale of Evening Gauges.

At this the season of reception and the seasons opening of evening functions it is opportune to show specials for these occasions Always alert to the wants of our customers offering large lot of evening gauges laces and nes values up to 200 at 7Sc. Some of these ure new to us but of last years designing. Bought to sell you underprced. Look them over re- member the values run said, to 20O but 2oO would be nearer, and the price is l5c
The Birmingham age-herald., 1904-10-16
Glove Department.
Womens 2-clasp Kid Gloves at

WOuen S-Sidop iNiu oio'NS ''
 59c Women's new Slip On" Kid Gloves, for street wear, the correct thing, and sure to be a popular glove. Price, 1.2o Perrin's 2-clasp Sublime Real French Kid Gloves; long, medium and short fingers. Our speciality the year round. Regular price $1.75. Special price, 1.oo Walters Washable Kid Gloves, the only real washable kid glove, and resists precipitation, absolutely retains it's color and softness after washing. Regular price $2.25. Spe- cial price, 1.es
The Birmingham age-herald., 1904-10-16
Some Fine Wedding Gifts.

 Here are few appropriate weddings of sterling silver 9251000 fne Made by the foremost slversmth in the country:
 Four-piece sterling silver tea set sterling sugar Spoon Holder Creaer and Tea Pot Bridal rose pattern, elaboratey applied, Butler finish. In hansome case at t65.00 Ice Cream Set. Sterling silver, consisting of large bowl and hafa dozen individual plates to match, Polish centers and French Grey borders Acorn patterns, in handsome case, at 70.00 Bread Tray and twelve individual butter plates of Sterling Silver, in Satin case, strawberry pattern, at
 57.5O Exceptionally handsome bowl-very heavy polish ed with border, French Grey, Sterling Silver, in caSe at 12.5O Sterling Silver Compot, Acorn border, polished si- yer center, in case at 34.50 Bread Tray in case 25.O0 Sterling Silver Sugar and Creamer, Colonial design polished with gold lined at 28.5U Sterling Silver Tea Spoons 1-2 doz in case 4.50 up.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1904-10-16
Lo'Vi'si1iiiifiiiiail iilii Joseph s SLoi1sib
Special Chiffon Taffeta.

This Is the seasons choicest fabric, especially adapted for whole costumes and shirt waist suits No question as the stye-but you have not taken them as we expected you would, therefore, we are little overstocked-even for early season. They are i'm ported Lyons "pure dye" by which we mean they are not weighted or loaded in dying but come from the dyers and fnishers hands, the same weight in ounces as before they are dipped Guaranteed to wear, if not your money back.
 2I inches wide, regular price 125. Special price 89c
 g inches wide, regular price 15O Special price LOO
 24 inches wide, regular price 175. Special price I.25
 20 inches wide, regular price 100. Special price 75c
The Birmingham age-herald., 1904-10-16
Art Department.

Free Embroidery Lessons every purchaser of material to the value of LOO and upwards.
 Handpaned Pillow Tops Regular price price 75c. Special price, 49c Stamped Tunovers cloth the latest fad $10O values Tapestry and Velour Pillow Tops, 49c Marie Stamped interesting line in the work Buy and let 12v12inch, 2oc 1Sx1Sinch, 14x14inch, 25c 22x22inch, Ask to New Hardanger Embroidery maeras every lady of enjoys doing thiswork
The Birmingham age-herald., 1904-10-16
A Superb Showing of Black
 Dress Goods.

The developments in Black Dress Goods kept us on the alert this season. Never has there been as great variety of beautiful rich fabrics, have had such broad collection to show. Every taste and need may be suited from light to heavy weights, from plain to fancy WeaVeS, from full to glstenng effects
 partial list of the new corners:
 Sheer Black Fabrics
 Eoiennes, 100 1.25 a 2.50 1.50 All Wool Voie at a yard Soc to 225 All Examines 75c to 225 a to 1.75 All 125 de a to
 Smooth Finish Black Fabrics.
 Prunella 100 200 Mohair Granites yard, LOO 175 Mohair Sharkslin a 150 a O a o All Wool Surah Twils at yard, 59c to 1.5o All Wool 50c 1.50 All Wool Imperial Serges yard, Soc to 200
 Rough Finish Black Fabrics.
 All F.2y Twlled Cheviots a yard o All Cancels to Maryeieux a All wool to All Wool Grantes u, yard, 48c 1.50 All Wool Herringbone Cheyiot 100 1a5 rom to All Pebble Cheviot a 1.5O All Wool Skirng Chevos a yard, LOO to 175
The Birmingham age-herald., 1904-10-16
Rough Finish Black Fabrics.
Misses and ChiIdren's TWO-Piece
 TailOr-Made Suits.

This is peparmen for city, offering special valves it's the latest style order introduce this m to our rcuStom
The Birmingham age-herald., 1904-10-16

The Worth" Skeleton w rust. An ideal washable wais years. Regular price, 35c. s Warren's Foster" Pad Hose Supporters, 25c
 Warner Bros Silk Collar Foundations, 10S
The Birmingham age-herald., 1904-10-16
Special Wedding Presents

Monday and Tuesday we put on sale a new lot of cut glass bowls
 There are eight altogether, and they were bought to sell regularly at $7.50. They go, special, as a wedding present, at 500
The Birmingham age-herald., 1904-10-16
The Store is Now at Its Best with Fall and Winter
 Goods.
Goods.

TheWhoIe store is now atits best--- every department is brim full of new fall good but there is a special attrac- ton, and that is:
 Special prices all the week for year ago was ''Fair Week" and we must equal and surpass the big bnsi- ness of a year ago.
 This means that in every department you can buy whatever you need for wear home and adornment at less than regular prices. You will note in every de- partmen represented in this page that there special prices and this is the beginning of the you may we'll count them double bargains for thing cheap when you want it. is doubly cheap.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1904-10-16
Notion Department.

iSt-No buckles or buttons to for children, sizes from ? to IA ecial price. . Z5c Hold Fast" Skirt Supporters,
 25c Leather Knee Protectors save the children's stockings, 25c
The Birmingham age-herald., 1904-10-16
Smooth Finish Black Fabrics

Satin Prunella at, yard, Mohair Granites at, yard, Mohair Sharkskin at, yard, Mohair Sicilian at, yard, Mohair Brilliantine at, yard, All Wool Surah Twills at, yard, All Wool Serges at, yard, All Wool Imperial Serges at, yard,
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1904-05-16
NORMALS AND HASKELL
WIN Both Be Here to Play Ball This
Week.

Washburn's heavy out of town base
ball schedule for this week has been
badly broken up due to the fact that
the Warrensburg Normal and Missouri
state university both cancelled their
games. Frank Leach, manager Of ath-
letics at Washburn, at once set to work
to repair the fences, viii probably bring
the Haskell Indians here for a game on
Thursday. and has definitely signed a
contract with the Emporia State Nor
NAL team for a game next saturday
The one with the latter viii practically
be for the college championship OF the
Missouri Valley X 2. has defeated
Missouri. and Washburn literally
sfnothered Kansas. Emporia Normal
has defeated Washburn once this year
and a very hard game is looked for Sat
urday.
The game with the Indians was prac-
ticaIy settled upon this morning, but
for a slight hitch in some Of the pre-
lfminaries. The redskins are always
good whether they play football or base
ball and are worth going to see They
take the aboriginers off the reservation
when they are very young, and put
them into Haskell. The braves-are Civ
en- baseball and football with their
gravy, and by the time they get big
enough to wear trousers, they are ex-
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1904-05-16

urday to join her mother. Mrs. J. NJ.
Lewis and go with her to St. Louis
for the biennial meeting of the Ma
tiOnal Federation Of clubs.
Mrs. Barbour Walker spent Sunday
in Ottawa
Mr.. Ward Page was the guest Of
Ottawa friends last week
Miss Eda Smythe viii visit Miss Eu-
genia Piatt in Lawrence this week.
Miss Bessie Bates and her guests,
Miss Frances Newly and Miss Clara
Carry, who spent Sunday with Mr..
and Mrs A II. Bates, returned to the
university at Lawrence today.
Mrs James p. Rowley was called to
st. Louis Saturday by the serious i'll
ness of her mother, Mrs. Arner
Mrs. r. H Balding left for st. Louis
today to attend the biennial meeting
Of the General Federation of WOmen's
clubs.
Mr.. Dan Small spent Sunday in Atch-
ison with Mr.. and Mrs. John Small.
Mrs. +. P Floyd has returned to her
home in Las Vegas, n. NJ, after
visit to her sister. Mrs. J. J. Kinney
Mr.. Eugene ROBBERS is in st. Louis for
the rest of the month
The Taxa HASH club will meet Tues
day with Mrs. J. J. Fuller, 1915 Buchan-
an street
w. M. Day. of Arkansas City. is in
Topeka to visit Mrs Day, who is visit
ing Mrs James Wick
Mutual Improvement club viii meet
Thursday afternoon with Mrs. Z. P. Pol
lard. III Lane street, for the last meet
ing of the year.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1904-05-16
MARRIED A COACHMAN
Countess Ravensworth, Aged 60, Weds
Man of IS.

New York, May 16.-Georgiana,
dowager countess of Ravensworth,
has startled society by marrying her
coachman, James Wadsworth, says a
dispatch from London to the Amer
lean. The bride is nearly 60 years of
age, a grande dame, a leader of the
most exclusive sets. and regarded as
one of the stauncbest defenders of
position" She is a daughter of the
Rt. Hon Richard Denman and mar
ried in 1872 Major Oswin S. Baker
Cresswen, and secondly, in 1892, the
Earl of RavensWorth, who died IN
1903, leaving the widow an estate
amounting to nearly one million dol
lars Little is known of the fortunate
coachman. He is the son OF a real
estate dealer, handsome, and 70 years
of age WadSWOrth had been IN the
service of the countess four months
when they were married The we'd
ding was a secret one, celebrated at
St. Georges, Hanover square. a
curate officiated and only two wit
nesses we're present None of the
great esta blishments in GrOSvenor
knew of the marriage curing thaC
time and when they visited the count
ess to investigate it was found the
couple had gone into the country and
are now spending their honeymoon on
the RavensWorth estate, where they
are closely guarded by retalners and
where all callers are denied
1t has been learned that on the
day OF the wedding the countess was
driven away with Wadsworth on the
box, and it was believed that she had
merely gone out on her social duties
The coach was driven to Hanover
square, sThere the countess was left
while Wadsworth drove off and
changed his clothes. returning in a
short time inside the carriage with
a friend driving for him. After the
wedding he changed his clothes and
nrz1r
house, taking the carriage back to the
coach house and placing the horses
in the stable, where he continued to
live for a week