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The interest of Boys and their Mothers will center tomorrow in theSPECIAL SALE Gentlemens OVERCOATS Sizes 8 to 15

Tan Coverts and Oxfords Have been 500 and NOW 395

Childrens WASH SUITS In Salors and Russian Blouses Hmbeen 150 and 200 NOW 98 cents

This Season Litte Gtntemens Toggery exceeds any previous proworth a visit with your for What

Uttle Folks WearEverything that Man or Boy wears

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THE POLITICAL CAMrAIGX G-

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State Ixprctfd to SlumEver County lloiwrtoIIouieTOM for IOPJ ORIeM Iti a CheiMethod Usur or the

NEW OntEANs April z5 Thou whwUh to a political campaign conductedafter the good old fashion of halt aago should go to Mitwlsaippl where thState just now In all ablaze In a contettot every omce from Governor and

down to constable There la more poll

tics to the aquare Inch In Mlwdwlppl than

In any other three States In the Unionmore contexts for thn office althoughthe salaries range lower there than cluewhere the hlghent being 11000 a year

Tho political activity In due to sevenfactR Them are no party politicoRepublican and Populist parties being complntely eliminated Then the political eyatern adopted there by nbollnhlng oonrendone han relegated all power to the peopleand MtabllnheU the purest form of clemocracy in the country

All votes arp equal In political powerand every voter therefore must bn seen

TRMeil with and canvassed Tilts haa-

hec sitated the adoption of tho old systemstumping and houwtoiioune canvassEach candidate for StaJ office muxt visit

all of the Heventyfive counties of the Statand make a stump speech there and If h

can mnko several speeches to a county wmuch the better The local candidates anexpected to visit the house of each voteiand present their views policies and pur-

poseIt might seem that this would Involvi

a heavy expense for candidateswould be very hard nti thosn who are poorIt r qulto Hi contmry however

Senator Noel who Is the author of tinPrimary Election law which has broughtabout this condition of sflairs reyn thatthe expenses of a candidate are lower In

MluftlsHlppI than In any other Stain InUnion lie himself In making tho race foiGovernor and he estimates the cxpcnciof a candidate for a State office such aiGovernor at not over 300

As a muter of tact there are no expensefor the candlclUo a In other States forconventions halls Ac and If a big meetIiX Is held with a Kiu ral debate or talkfestas it is called in Mississippi the ex-

penses are paid by the town where itheld Towns are only too glad to havethete meetings as they bring In peoplefrom all the surrounding country

Even if the candidates were not agreednot to employ brass bands marching clubstorchlight procession to public senti-

ment In Mississippi would not toleratethem We would regard them as

Improper and politically Illegitimate-The candidate must run on his own meritswithout any campaign or steering com-

mittees without any artificial stimulusto confuse the Ideas or preferences of theroter

For the canvass all that la needed is a

horse The candidate is not expected to spendB cent and contemplates placing onvoter the obligation of receiving and enter-taining all candidateswhile they are engagedin the cairass Indeed in most of thehome of Mississippi the visit of the candi-

date la looked forward to with almost ea-

muchpieisuro as that of the circuit riderand as the farmer and his familyInto coser communication with the greatworld-

It la true that this year some outcryhas been raised against the entertainmentof thecandidates and their horses on theground of the high price of corn In severalcounties the farmers have given noticethat while they are prepared to set outtheir best and theirfinest corn cakea for thn entertainmentof all political visitor must drawthe on as they have littlecorn on hand for own stock and willhave to purchase Candidates have beenasked to or to pay a quarter for thecorn ani oils their eat

In Marion county the local candidateshave announce In order to save thefarmers the expcr of their and theirhorse entertalimcnt will foregoa canvass and leave the whole matter-to the voters without debate but It Is doubt-ful If this proposition meets with as much

e as exr cte i Country llf InMississippi Is dull and a or a can

There are two Senators-to be elected Senator A Jfortunate In having no opposition Forthe otherthe pretwnt Senator H D Money and

oanvau and conducted on highgrounds

Ihe most Interest Is felt The candidatesJam KVardaman Congressman

Andrew F fox SenatorF A Critc-

x Tsrdamw Is the strongestthb race He Is a Confederate veteran

his served In the State Senate and theeditor of th most reactionary paper ii theHtate lie beitiin his ranvass tena6 sevnaiecn months ahead of the election

the race as hit platform-and that white mustbe maintained M cost

It wn not considered mUM of an Issueat the time n whit U sup

with the IndloioU affair Va daman aSeat boom and while ho excitement over

dlanoln Incident has somewhatdown since then Vardaman

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other candidates for Governiart attacking Vardaman The position i

Senator Noel U IVardaman IsCongressman Fox goes a step further

there no race IssueMississippi and that Mayor Vaniamnn

up trying to caup a wttled as M v ftlon

Is achosen as orator on Confederate McmorlDay His speech WM a brilliant

spoilsdifficult outsider of t

understand how the Issue hibecome It Is not so much beet use of tlfact that it Is a charge of asan ovation over the Federalrhould be declared the graves ofConfederate dead and that t-

In from whichmen took a portion of his address theresome oarage remarks about slaversand the ofSouth Why ask the Mississippi pa-pers not

portion of the speech as well Amthere in no reason to that the athnixrof Col will miki not a few ofrelIgious p oplo of henttatn tcvote rendand quotes from

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SOME OLD PttlCETOX LAWS

Study llonr for Stodrnti Wlto Were Expetted to ne ulet and AbstemIous

PRINCETON N J April 28 The currentissue of the Princeton Alumni Weekly

some Interesting rules which wereIn force at Princeton In 1803 They aretaken from the Laws of the College oNew Jersey Revised Amended and FlnallAdopted by tho Board of Trustees In September 1803 and are In part somewhataa follows

The hours of study shall be from thetime of morning prayers at about dawntill 8 from 9 till 12 in the forenooiand from 2 till 5 In thn afternoon duringwhich time each student shall keep hiroom unless called from it to recite oby some urgent necessity of which he shalalways be ready to glee an account to anofficer of the college who may observe hiabsence

Another rule wa that every studenshould wear a gown agreeable to a fnshloiwhich the faculty shall perscriboat prayerschurch etc The rules forbade the studeutto leave the campus on Sundays orhave horse dogs or gurs or to hire a horseor carriage amusement or to

a tavern beer noose or any place ofkind for the purpose of eniertainme-nr amusement without permission fromtome officer of the college

As the campus wu ao amall as to be calledthe front and back yards of the college

exercise of Uio students must haverestricted to short strolls on

undays There was another rule againstForming clubs or combinations of students

restating the authority of the collegesad one requiring every student to pay7 cents as are notchargeable to individual Mo hal

talking or anyboisterous be permitted In themtrlna or rooms of the at

and after they had gone at theof the bell dinner and

to the room and hadthemselves In th lr several classes

giving precedence to the classbove walled liveminutes if for a tutor

to behave with decorumobserving all the regulations

whIch the or the tutorsdecent and proper benavior

A ol mn circular was sent to theitudenU parents urging that whereasTow toe heart of a youngnan more than th of

or passions wncoevei be iUarand neceanartif the college exclusive ofs dole 407 and of the

which U 31 cents and the requisitefor achamber which ofwhen the young gentleman leaves theinstitution amount the utmost

above doll 171 a board WM

besides these necessaries dolaDO or 220 will be a liberal allowance for

and all other demands for thosewhom their would wish to live

but within these bounds whichfavorable to improvementa lea Bum will bereceive clothing from home

Btlll for to live withtherefore It U most

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An Incomparable display of the Furniture superior In style flawless In construction

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the smallest chaii to the most elaborate piece tbat cant buy now for just Half regular price

Choose as fancy directs our guarantee every purchase

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A continuation of our Special Sale of last week throughwhich Brooklyn themselvesdid investments last week of the month prompts usto further price reductions in order to have ourfor the new stock on and after first We havenot advertised cheap trashy Pianos gathered from

as our Tis an annual sale fromour own vast factories and

Our GuaranteeGoes with each piano whether new or used If your purchase doesnt

come back it You will us arerot gong to move away nor our m v jement nor in any rr annerevade r p a vast piano enterprise such as SterBuilding We are not our customers are satis

All of these bargain PianO as well as all regular stock will be sold

onOur Monthly Payment SystemW-hich is a practical common sense method of athose who not to pay cash We do not charge interest nor dowe take a note or you simply to pay a certain amounteach month We deliver the on payment and require noreferences nor do we your private

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