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lyfontgomeryWardl Co.'s
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THIS NEW CATALOGUE, No. 74, for the season 1905-6, Just from tho press, Is the largest In alze and the
most complete in contents of any general merchandise catalogue ever Issued, and is (Hied from cover to
cover with the lowest prices at which highest quality goods were ever sold. There never beforo was gath
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We know by past experience that those who make free use of it will save from $50.00 upwards during a year's
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mechanic in fact to every resident of the country, the large town, the village and hamlot.
Despite the great value of this mammoth catalogue to you and the large cost to us, to propare, print, and dis
tribute it, we shall GIVE ONE COPY FREE to every grown person who ask3 for it, provided he ioes not
reside in a city of fifty thousand or more, or in Cook County, Illinois.
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becauso they are low quotations, on high quality goods.
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her etofore asked everyone to send us fifteen cente
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in the smoker of the ordinary accom
modation has the same right to pro
tection. A man at every switch, day nd
night, wouU cost the roads a lot of
money.
Maybe the lives of passengers are
cheaper to Che railroads than are pro
visions for their safety. It otight not
to he so. Every, lite sacrificed ought
to he made so costly to the roads
that it would be economy not to kill.
We hear ceaseless boasting about
the wonderful executive abilities and
phenomenal mental qualities of Ameri
can railway managers. But our death
lists, when compared with those of
European roads, tell quite a different
story.
Railroad managers prophesy dread
ful things that might happen If the
ownership and control of the railways
were to he taken out of their .hands
into those of the government But
the safety of the government-conducted
roads of Europe presents a
striking contrast to the incessant
slaughtering on our own roads.
Prlvato profits at the sacrifice of
public safety i a poor system. Rural
Weekly.
A store building In Albany, New
York, collapsed August 8, and thirty
persons were killed. '
The republican convention for Vir
ginia met at Roanoke, August 9, and
adopted a platform endorsing the re
publican platform of .904 and nomi
nated the following ticket: Governor.
L. L. Lewis; lieutenant governor, W.J
P. Kent; attorney general, George A.
Rivercomb; treasurer, John Acker;
superintendent of public instruction,
X N. Harman; commissioner of agri
culture, W. H. Eggburn; secretary of
the commonwealth, V. M. Sowder.
A BROKEN MACHINE
Some states use voting machines,
but Philadelphia has had Its own brand
of voting machines in successful opera
tion for many years. Just now, how
ever, It has been badly broken by
the Weaver ax. Philadelphia
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