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Remarriage of Widows in iDdi f. .Jennings Bryan is spoiling M
higher castes of the
In the
/■his 3
widows.
with a chip on his shoulder.
1 he action today of the sub-
conjiijittee of the nation«.l coiq>
mittee in selecting Judge Alton
B, Parker as temporary chair-
inaa ot the convention indicated
clearly that the conservative el-
ment of the painty is not afr^d
of Mr. Bryan and he can have
all the fight he wants. In fact
it was tl^e general opinion that
KMe, Woodson,
widow js not ailowed
' .«5.rrv Once a widow wi ,vays
\?do’.v, ^ widower can
® ii' HiRTiy times as he wish-
^ftn'and there is no law-to pre-
^int’him from marrying* This
ra\ ''-V'tom is not only an in-
uune to women, but a
social economy as well,
majority of Indian
Jijfiows are Hindu
Tht*r€ ^ ere.
.vjaou-s^ below the age of five;
or -qg between the age of five
onf] Vri; 275, ?62 between ten
Ld fifteen; 522,867 between fif-
Snand twenty; 938,725 be
tween twenty and twenty-five;
1 (>0B between twenty-five
andTthirtyj 2,267,361 between
thirty and thirty-five; 2,068,401
between thirty-five and forty;
^770.495 between forty and
forty-five; 2,264,038 between
forty-five and fifty; 4,11^873
between fifty and fifty-five;
1 521, 210 between fifty-five and
sixty; and 6,596,929 of sixty and.
These figures speak for them
selves. The social lectures in
India make a good deal of the
figures and urge remarriage of
Hindu widows. The higher
castes are moving in the matter.
^ few examples have been set.
even in the otherwise orthodox
families of high social standing.
The mt«t strilking example of
this is to be gound in the remar»
riage of the daughter, a ^rl
widow of ten or twelve, of Justice
Ashntosh Mukrju of the Calcutta
High Court. Though he belong
ed to orthodex F i idaism, still
when it came to tlie remarriage
of bis little widowed daughter,
he did not scruple to marry her
again though he was vehemently
opposed by some of his o^vn
e^ste people and relatives. Fol-
lowiug the lead of men in high
positions, others are_ doing the
same. Widow marriage seems
to be quite a fashionable, thing
nowadays. -'-From “Woman's
Part in India's Social Advande. ” _
by Basanta Koomar Roy, in the | tonight ^unsuccessfully sought to
in 1901 iq4C7i®^ch a conflict is inevitable, and
in lyui, sooner the die is cast the
sooner the atmosphere will be
cleared.
Of the .sixteen vot#s of the
sub committee, Parker received
eight, Oli c James three. O’Gor-
manoi.e, Heniry three, Kemone.
Total opposition eight. Later
the vole for Parkep was unani
mous. The voios \^ere distribii-
ted thus; \
For Parker^ lilkck )chaimlan)
Howell, Johisstob, "x Sullivan,
Talbott, Browlke, Baggart, and
Wood, of Micl&an.
For James—Wad*
and Hall.
For Henry—Ewing, Osborne
and Daniels.
For Kem^Hudspeth.
Judge Parkes’s selection will
be laid before the w;hole c »mbit-
tee on Monday and as a general
rule the committee approves tne
findings of its subordinaie body.
In the event Bryan persists in
fighting Parker’s selection on
the fioor of the convention he
will look to the Clark and Wilson
forces to help him.
The boomers of the respective
presidental candidates are strict
ly on the job and the lobbies of
the hotels are alive tonight
with hustling democrats.
A report was current tonight
that William R. Hurst will event
ually support Gouemor Harmon
and will be a candidate for the
Be
Happy the g^rl» or womin, who has never suj^efi^ tnm
tny of the diseases of w(»nanhoodl Or, if shjs has been a
sufferer, happy is she if she has learned of &e wonderful
benefits of Cardm, ttie woman's tonic!
Cairdui Is a gentle, tonic remedy, for women’s ailments.
It is a natural medicine—safe, harmless, purely vegetable
It has been in successful use for more tiian 50 years. It
has cured thousands. It should do the same foe you.
/% TAKE
Cardui
Mt% Mary Neely, of Denver, Teniu, wyi 1 ttiijk
film is no tonic on earth, as good as C«^.ul r. .1 used it
with ^e very best results. I had back;i^e and nearly
evening a womjui could suffer wi% 1 C^ui.
Now, i feel better than I ^vt fcv
ilwayt recommend Cardui to oithiv suf^nng^ w^
can’t inaise It too highly* M a mediciMi tor,
woni-ottt womtii, Cardui is sale and try Jt» i^ay.
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Bayau Declines.
Baltimore, June 23.—Senator
Elect Yardman of Mississippi
after conference with Clark
Howell of Georgia and others,
' American Review of Reviews'
for Juiy.
Parker Is Named
Baltiinore, June 20-Conserva
tives and progressives will lock
in the democratic national con
vention that will begin in Balti
more next Tuesday. William
IMPERIAL TAYI.OR
New is the time to get hnported Blue Serge Suits
SPECIAL 15 DAYS
At $17,50 $22.50 and $25.00 Suits at |17.59
Made right here at town and flt Guaranteed
We do all kinds of Cleaning and
Pressing
. IMPERIAL TAYLOR
j. y. Pomeroy, ^boB«gcir.
have William J, Bryan assent to
the naming of Bryan as perma-
uent chairman of the Democrat
ic convention. Vardaman ’ had
I authoritavely learned from Lead
er Murphy and Chairman Mack
of the national committee that
Judge Parker's friends would
vote for Bryan for permanent
chairman
The Dispatch
A Year . .
MOLES mid WARTS
Removed with MOLjESOFF, without or
danger, no ihatter how large, or how far rmsed
about the surftroe of the skin. And th«Sy^ w^^
never return, and no trace or scar will be lefti. '
MOLESUFF is ippiied directly to the MOLE or
WART, which entirely disappears in about six;.
days, killing the germ and feaviiig: the ;skih
smooth and natural. .
MOLESOFF is put up only in $i,0(libc!ttles.
Ekch bottle is neatly packed in a iplain ease^ acw '
panied by fuii directipn^, and contains eiiouii?h rfelniedy
to remove eight dr t^n ordinary MOLES car WAKTS.
We sell MOLESlPl^^ under a positive. GUAIIA^TEE;,
if it fails to remove your M or WART,, ..ysre.
promptly refiihH thfe dollar. , ^
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We must make room for our stock of fall andfwijnter merchandise, our prices are therefore reduced so as to effect a quick clearance of the balance of our summor stocK it will
really pay you to take advantage of these extradinary bargains. 3iu-gains such as these will bring the trade when nothing eise will. Our regular prices arc very low none undersell
us.
Judge them as you read, every item quoted here what a
SKIRTS, SKIRTS
Gray tan mixed tailor made
very new style
Regular 6.50 and 5.00 at 3.65
Black wool. Voile
nobby 6.50 and 6.00
skirts very
3.95
Many Skirts of wool Panama
Chiffon Mohair assorted style.
Clearance Sale 2.45
CORDUROY DRESSES
Nicest qu^ity leading style
Regular Price 3.50 at 2.49
EMBROIDERY EMBROIDERY
Our line of embroideries and
and laces are unsurpassed. 5000
yds of linen embroideries 10c.
7 cents only at 4c yd. Embrod-
eries 45 & 40 wide for very at
tractive works 100 and 75 only
49c.
LACES LACES LACES
Thousands yds of linen & Tre-
han lace will be sold at great sac
rifice from 2c yd to 7c. Do not
miss the opportunity to buy few
yds of laces for pillow cases &
money saving opportunit we arc presenting.
white best material of goods 3.00
& 2.00 price at 1.45.
SHdES SHOES SHOES
underwear as price quot^ above,
DRY GOODS.
Special American printe at 4
l-2c. 36 inch percale extra fine
assorted patterns 15e 12e at 8c.
Ginghams staple checks at 4 l-2c
Bleached nauslin finest quality
15 121-2 & 10 only 8 1-2 also an
assortmefil of white swiss & or-
mites will be closed 7 1*2.
SILK SILK SILK
36 inch Cap silk assorted eobrs
only;3:9c. 36 inch messaline &
Ta^eta Regular price 100 only
79c.
BEB SPREADS
Our Eadcliffe women shbes
mfg at Boston are very high
grade & best shoer in the ms rket.
350 oxfords will be sold at 2.50.
250 “ . only at 1,75.
Come and see our line before
buying.
Tailored madras waists lingree
low necked waists lace trimmed.
Regular Price q>l.(K) and 75e. at
39c.
Lingree batiste waists finest
grade nice trimmed
Trimmed 71 It 81 full bleach Regular Price $1.26 and 1.50 now
from Honey comb 1.00 at 75c.
Trimmed extra quality & seri
82 X 95 white & Blue j very attractiv$ newest style
98c.
Striped silk tailored shirtwaists
arid Red repular $2. 00 only 1.39.
CURTAINS CURTAINS
Our line of curtains are very
attrattive design & nice quality.
3 yds fine quality floral design
formeriy 1.75 price 85c. 3yds
green & red very; stylish arabian
design only price 98c. 31-2
Regular 3.00 and 2.50 1.89
EMBROmERY DRESSES
Women ”s elegant Embroidery
Dresses, lingree marquisette and
attractive tip-to^date trimmed.
Regular price 6.00 and 5.00 3.75
Gingham dres^s’ii newesit ’ style
only 89c.
CORSETS.
Ladies J C. C. Corsets. al] size
model of costume length with
unboned skirt exteii^ion body
cloth of finly woven crem^/these
goods are of good durability , &
strain resisting corsets Regular
50c Price at 4Z. Very latest mod
el good desi^s. Regular Pticei
75c 60c. Ardath this corset is a
revelotion of what is accoinplish^
ed by perfect desi]^ molifing the
figure to coriform to^ the lmg
sweeping line demanded by
present day model. $1.00 at 85c.
KIMONAS
Ladies full leri^h Kimonas
crepe solid color
Regular 1.25 at 90c.
nice quality 2.50 and 2.00 at 1.35
Silk Kimonas full length
Our leading fancy figured silk
trimjfried Regular Price
6.00 and 5.00 Only 3.95
Unusual Reduction|in Men’s suits. Don’t overlook these extraordihary Biargains. Mahy
suits fine worsted light tan shade & brown stripe elegantly made strictly up to date itt eve
ry respect. These suits were manufoctured to sell for $10.00 & $9.0© o
As above finest anality different shades fifteen doUacs and fourteen doUars at nine dollitf
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