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MEN’S UNSURPASSED FALL SUITS.
Everyday Suits of Black Thibet and
and neatly figured Cassimeres, 5
in the new Autum make.
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MEN'S OVERCOATS.
Dark mixed Cheviots, tan Coverts, Blue
and Blank Kersey and Melton. lLong and
medium lengths, new <Ragians’’, all
well made and trimmed and perfect fit
assured. :
$5. 7.50 12.50, 15.00 and 18.00
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Hats and Furnishings.
New Derby and Alpine Hats, exclusive
agent for Manhattan Hat, guarantced 12
months good services, new fall blocks ail
colors, of pure felt, Hats to suit your face,
at 48¢, 98¢, $1.50, $2.00, $2.50, $3.00, $3.50
Special Correspondence of The ‘
News. l
Washington, D.C., Oct., 6, 1903,
There is considerable discuss
here over the fact that the pluto
cratic press of the country is es
pecially enamored of the remark
made by Gov. Durbin, of Indiana,
the other day, that,*the man who
violently assails, by word or deed,
the laws of the country such as
ours commits a crime not only of
infamy but of insanity."
The opinion exists here that the
above comes with rather poor
grace from Gov, Durbin, who has
refused to homor the requisition of
the state of Kentucky for one of
the men accused of the murder of
Gov. Goebel, when the law and/
the constitution requires the per- |
petrators of such crimes to be de-|
livered up to justice. Is he hard.
ly a fit man to read lectures on;
what is rightand wrong? It is
admitted that to violently assail a
law that is robbing the people of
the United States, such as thcl
Dingley tariff law, is a crime to
the trust magnates who profit by
it. To denounce the laws in sev
eral states that tax the small
home and the litlle personal prop
erty of the poor man on its full
value, and let the corporations
and the millionaires off with only
paying 20 or 3o per cent, is insan
ity according to Hanna and the
republican leaders in Ohio. To
all such the law of their own mak
ing is too sacred to be tampered
with,and Gov.Durbin only echces
the cry of the trusts and corpora
tions, who, in most cases, have
paid for the unrighteous laws they
hold so sacred. The most of the
laws passed recently have been
passed by republicans, and the
shoe is beginning to pinch when
the people are crying out against
them, and hence the how!l by the
governor of Indiana, who stands
for everything the trusts demand,
If the people of Indiana like that
sort of thing and that sort of gov.
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ernor, they may continue to wor
ship their own fetish, and the
thinking people of this country
will draw their own conclusions
concerning the mental condition
of Indiana's population,
There is considerable adverse
comment going on here anent the
attempt of prominent republican
politicians to select the democrat
ic nominee for the presidency
‘next year. Not long ago the
Hon, Shelby M. Cullom, of Illi
nois, United States Senator, came
out in an interview and proclaim
ed that Senator Gorman was the
ideal democrat to nominate for
the presidency by the democrats.
There is no shrewder or more
‘adroit politician in the Congress
of the United States than Mr,
Cullom. He said in that inter
'view that 'l am convinced that
'Gorman has the real welfare of
‘the nation deeply at heart. 1
learned that at the time the Wil-
son tariff measure was up for pas
sage. It was he who saved our
amendments to that bill." The
democrats who have been in this
city in the past few days are
commenting on this statement by
the leading republican from the
state of Illinois, and saying that it
is pretty good democratic policy
to do the things those kind of re
publicans repudiate and not do the
things they advocate. When the
democrats of the country have to
take their nominees from among
the men republicans want to sec
nominatad, then the democracy is
Cnoa pretty bad row of stumps,and
;’ would do well to either repudiate
f A LOVE LETTER.
~ Would not interest youif yon're
looking for a guaranteed salve for
Sores, Burns or Piles, Otto Dodd,
of PPonder, Mo., writes: **[ sutier
ed with an ugly sore for a year,
but a box of Bucklen's Ar\nh
Salve cured me.” It's best
Salve on earth, 25c at @ D,
Jordan's drug store. ‘
THE MONTICELLO NEWS, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 9, 1903.
Business Suits in genteel )
shades and combinations; al- i 5
so worsted black clay suits. 4
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YOUNG MEN'S SUITS.
In single and double breasted styles, for
young men i 5 and 20. Neat nobby, ser
viceable worsted, Cassimere and Cheviot
Suits, and military cut. Every feature,
every detail, carefully looked after.
$3, 7.50, 190, 12.50 and 15.00
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Underwear.
In woolor cetton, splendid quality fleeced
In colors or plain, also Wrigh’s Health
Garments, 48 cts, 75 cts, SI.OO and $1.50
Good values see them,
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republican suggestions or else go
into the hands of a receiver. The
nomination of a democrat with the
above indorsement from one of the
leading republicans of the country
wouid place the democracy on the
explaining bench from start to
finish of the campaign., llf the
trusts and the tariff questions are
to be uppermost in the coming
campaign, then the above sugges
tion may give the democrats of the
country some food for thought.
Will you nominate a man whose
whole life and action in the past
have been a protest against trusts
and corporation greed, or nomi
nate a man who stands for all the
trusts want and who must be nom
inated in order to get the influence
of the trusts as well as their mon
ey? The democrats of the country
may answer the question,
Announcement,
We wish to announce to the peo
ple of jasper county that we have
opened a general repair shop in
the Talmadge building and are
ready to your repairing, painting,
blacksmith work, etc. We will ap
preciate yvour favors.
SMITH BROS.
Taylor the Old Reliable Barber.
Others may come and they may
00,
But 1 will do the same kind of
work as before,
I have served the white people
here for twenty two years and am
still working, I have with mea
good barber and we will give you
the best in the shop. You will find
my shop under Jordan's drug store
on north side.
James Taylor, the Barber.
Wanted Superintendet’s Place.
I would like to make a trade with
l.xo proprietor of a farm for the
supeiintendency of same. Hhad
about forty one year's experience;
can give references.
W. E. Dennis.
Exceptional variety of singles e
and double-breasted Suits— i
Unfinished worsted, Tweeds
and Cheviots. -
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BOYS' AND CHILDREN'S SUITS
For boys at school, or for nice dress suits.
We've made them the best and
lasting way. Inallthe new Tweeds and
Cassimeres—also suits for the little fellow
3 to 8 years old, at
31.59, 2.00, 2.50, 3.00, 4.00, 5.00
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Men’s and Beys’ Sweaters.
A handsome line of colors combination
Sweaters for Men, Youtht’s, Boys and
Children, at 45 cts, 75 cts, SI.OO, $2.00
$2.50; and $390.
READ.
WE WILL SOON MOVE IN OUR NEW
SHOP.
WE ARE IN THE CARRIAGE BUSINESS
IN MONTICELLO TO STAY.
Our Motto.
FIRST CLASS MATERIAL,
FIRST CLASS LABOR,
“RESULTS” FIRST CLASS “WORK”
Mr. J. D. Valentine is with us now. He has
been for thelast 12 years with J. R. Carmich
ael Mig., and is prepared to do first class
Trimming and Painting.
We can furnish Tops from SB.OO up to
$24.00 also Furniture upholstering. Give us
a trial.
Richest of Autum effects, in=
cluding substantial Native and
Imported Fabrics. 0
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MEN’S PANTS.
Neat hair line Cassimers, Black Cheviot
and worsted, stylish stripes, and neat
effects. Perfect made Trousers as you
ever wore. Buttons sewed c¢n to stay,
shape correct, fit assured.
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$1.50, 2.00, 2.50, $3, $4, $5, $6.
Shirts.
In soft and laundered, colored effects;
new dots, pins stripes and figures at 38
cts, 75 cts, SI.OO and $1.50.
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