rrsiiy; rhenpnnd <ltinibir: weight th . tern t '*<.nd<;
inade <4 .-iii'i-rii-J “beet steel; < Mpa< ’. , y lt>» piece?;
l>r its equal; every family wants one. \<>u
don't trivo i * canvas; as •»* p«-*tpl»» know > «>u
| have it t*i sni** the*, send foradish washer. Er. h
I h'-ru.irv protected; no competition. We
furni-h -ample (wi igh?-ox pounds) in nn-e <*a«e tn
lai’.v agents to take orders with; one ager.f mane
I i.’U .. Hn»t ten da\s. /.dure •«. for lull particulars,
I Ft-rO . >n Mfg. < »»., 63- st. Englewood, 111.
I Mention The Constftntloa.
Mention The Constitution.
MISSOURI NEXT.
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th* Dr. Mtn-It.IT f.
It In To be Held E.rly In A mn.l— (io'dbws*
Fisht te H»t« It I-. »■ |."i>r<l But
They Proved Weak Io Nun.lier,.
St. Louis, Mo., July K*. Special ) Rv «
vote of 12 tfc 2 the demo- rati* st ttc central I
committee in session today at the Southern (
hotel, decided to call a state silver conven
tion. The convention will be held at J ertle
Springs.
This action was promptly taken The
only difference of opinion was in reference
to when the convention should !•*- held.
Many committeemen urged that the date
be set for early in August.
The enemies of silver fought for delay.
They wanted to put the convention off until
October. After hours of *i». < us.-ion a vol
was taken at 3:15 o’clock p. m. which made
the date Tuesday, August 6th.
It was 11 o’clock before the corrid »r con
ferences and hobnobbing were over an-1 the
meeting of the democratic state -ntral
committee was called to order »n r- -m ••**.
