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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-06-04

ClSorSsA4t, June a-ono thousand
Tutnpn will 20 from Cincinnati and
tiflnlty This RolniRg t9 ths Turnbund
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ANOTHER BALLOT
WITHOUT OHAHalnG EHE RESULT.
ConEIIng stIII Has His lThIrIy.POur Votes
with No lPRediate Prospect OfRR
Inereaae-PIRtI Close At HIS Heels,
The PaiF IN New York city.
ALBANY, N, Y, June S.-The first ballot
for successor to Mr., Conkllng resulted
ss follows:

Mr.. Madden voted for Woodln, and Mr..
GRslins for Henry Ward Beecher. Mr..
Beech is paired with Hoffman, OF Che.
mung; Mr.. Lewis with Mr.. Pinney, and
Mr., Crasper with Mr. Butler.
The vote for q successor TO Mr., PlatLt
resulted "a IolloWH:
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TUF FRx sRNAToRs AT NEW YORK,

New YoRK, June S.-Ex.senators Conk-
ling and Plat arrived this morning. They
left the hotel at an early hour, but not In
company.
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RiCHAoND, June s-By an explosion oi
dynamite yesterday At Low Moor, Va,
iout Solored men Nete lAlally injured. '
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rnrn ahArr nrstanu.

General Sheridan announces the resig'
nation OF Lieutenant Colonel Grant in 0
general order, in which heSaybt 1.-THE resig,
nation Of Lieutenant Colonel Fred D.
Grant, aid de camp, Of his position Ss aide
upoA the staff ot Lieutenant General, 70
the date from ] June lot, is hereby accepted.
ID parting with Lieut.. Col. Grant, after
A service upon his staff for more than
eiVLt years, tho Lieutenant General
thanks him for the good soldisfly qualities
shown by him during Sald time, and most
earnestly wishes him every Sacesss In The
iututa,N
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LONDON, June S.-Edwin Booth dimes
with the Prince OF Wales tonight.
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THE STAR ROUTE FRAUDS IN CABINET.

AZ the Cabinet meeting thls svshing,
tho Star route tfands were considered. At.
totney General Macveagh referred 10 the
crowded condition OF The oourts and said
he did not think II likely that any of tho
eases against the Star route men would be
tfIad before September next.
There was 4 iull attendance at the
Cabinet meeting With the exception oil
ssCtetafies Win6om and Kirkvood, who
aSs Ia lha WAst.
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President Garfield and Secretary Hunt
went to Fortress Monroe this Afternoon on
a pleasure tip and will not tetun until
Monday. Secretary Lincoln and aOnetal
sherman will attend the annual reunion
ii Inc Amy oi the PotOuac, at Hartford,
Conn, June 9th. On the 9th aud 10Th
they viii be present st the West Point ex;;
srciseS, when they will be accompanied
By Col, Barr and Private Secretary
Sgeet, AdjutanL General Drum went v
West Point last night
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CURRENT NOTES.

If postal card go out of fashion they
will 60 by mail.
A man of tact always manages to get
out of a difficulty. The clerk of parish,
whose business was TO read the first les-
son, came across the chapter in David in
which the names Shadrack, Meshach and
Abednegro occur twelve times, and finding
1t extremely difficult to pronounce these
name he went through the chapter refer
ring to them as "the aforesaid gentlemen.
'sLet me go home and bear the blessed
tidings to my unbelieving wife, said
man wearing many -pocketed ulster, VINO
had Just pr0fessed religion at New Jer-
sey revival meeting. Let me out let me
out I've got salvation p But sus-
picious detective unloaded him of three
watches and five pocketbooks that he had
taken from mourners around the anxious
seat.
Martin Stiff, merchant of Holly, Mich,
failed the other day for S25. 600, and his
entire assets amounted to only $500.
| That is the best specimen of economy We
| have seen, and it is safe to say that MIR.
! Stiff will never starve to death. A man
who can accumulate S25, 600 of debts on
| 5000 worth of property need never want
for job in a country like this.-[ Peck's s
| Sun.
| Japanese paper air, cushions are said to
| have some advantages over those made OF
rubber. They may be rolled into package
of smaller dimensions when not In use !;
they will not stick together as rubber does
after it is wet and for pillows they are
better because they have no odor; Ihei1
strength is Marvellous man weighing lou
hounds may stand upon one without burst.
! ing it; they are said to be waterproof, and
make excellent fe-preservers.
! This is the way an Athens newspaper
prints the names of President Garfield's
Cabinet officers Secretary of State,
Blanne; Treasury. Mn; Navy, Keint !;
Interior, Verkoved Postmaster General,
Reames; Attorney. General, Hackvragh i;
War Secretary, Ljincoln." This is very
funny until you reflect on the fact that if
Greek were to read the cable dispatches
in American newspapers he would think
that the names of all the principal cities
in his native land had been changed.
Were you ever alone, and did you feel
1t was almost useless even to kneel,
For nothing on earth could still the pain
That had come to your life again and againf
| Asks one of our young lady poets in the
first stanza of an able effort. We should
smile. The condition you so faithfully de-
scribe will be recognized at once by every
slave to the fried oyster and the mince pie
The calm, restful feeling that lobster
salad produces is also sometimes thrown
in. Never be without bottle of pain
killer, young woman. A dose in time
| sometimes saves nine
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OREGON.
Summer Schedule for Mail service-Real
Estate sales-Wheat Market-Nunicipnl

Summer Schedule for Mail Service-Reaa
Estate Sales-Wheat Market-Nunicfpnl
Politics.
PORTLAND, May 26th.-The overland mails
for San Francisco left here this morning on
the summer schedule The mails VIII here
after come and go through in seventy-Six
hours.
The total number of real estate transac-
tions during the past week was thirty.seren-
Total consideration, S8S, 1873 20. Mayor
Thompson purchased yesterday block 81.
situated on the river front, between Oak and
Pine streets, paying therefor the sum OF
$4,000. The purchaser viii commence at
once the erection Of an immense dock in front
of the property.
Wheat quotations, 81 3la@1 S2a per cen-
tai, with few transactions.
The conservative independent Republicans
and Democrats CT the city will unite in the
coming municipal election and place in the field
citizens ticket in opposition to the regular
party ticket A call has already been Issued,
addressed to a committee Of forty-fve promi-
nent representative citizens, appointed from
the respective wards ,f The city, asking them
to make nominations irrespective OF party
lines. The call very heartily indorses the
past administration of Mayor Thompson, and
is signed by over l, 900 cisizens.
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UTAEs.
Deoo, au,, Cars gurned at Ogden,

SALT LAKE, May 26sh.-The transfer de.
pot of the Union and Central Pacific Rail
roads at Ogden took fire early this morning
from burning car, and was completely de-
stroyed, with twenty cars Of merchandise. A
lamp was taken into car loaded with gasoline
by men transferring freight. Tie gas in the
car took fire and the men were unable to
separate it from the adjoining cars, which
communicated the flames to the depot. The
papers of both companies in the safes were
not Injured. The loss is principally in the
loaded cars. The building was q mere shed.
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kEIZDNa.
ucx,can KtIIed NV n Chlaamnn.

Tucson, May 26th.-A Mexican named
Francisco Granio was shot and killed st >
P N. to-day by Cinnamon. The shooting
occurred in Chinese grocery From the
evidence at the i qlest the shooting was
probably accidental. The Chinamzn fed i'm
medi2tely after the shooting. A party OF
Mexicans are in pursuit OF hiin, and if he is
ovestaken ne viii probably be killed.
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wife Accidentally sho. by Her Husband.

SAN JOSE, May 26th.-At o'clock this
evening the city was startled by the report
that Owen Lsddy, = well known bricklayer
and contractor, had shot his wife while in
toxicated, and that she was very badly in
jured. He was arrested few minutes later
A visit to the premises and talk with the
wounded woman revealed tnat the shooting
was purely accidental. She was out in the
yard feeding chickens and be was on the
porch examining rifle, when the weapon
vas discharged, the ball passing through her
Immediately behind the hips Intervening
wires prevented him seeing her when the
weapon was discharged. When she screamed
he ran to her assistance, carried her in aud
sent for doctor. The wound is not consid-
cred dangerous
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NeVApG.
Gave Himself up.

EUREKA, May 2G.h.-Adolph Herve, who
shot and killed Max Trietschel here yester-
day, delivered himself up to the authorities
at noon to-day. After passing through town,
he secreted himself in Il miners cabin at the
mouth of Goodwin canyon, where he re-
mained all right.
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The Hopkins Estate Case-Preparing fer
the Campntcu.

SAN FRANcIsco, May 26th.-In the hear
ing of the petition of $. +. Hopkins for the
removal of Mary S. F. Hopkins as admins
tratrix Of the estate of the late Mark Hop
kins, in the Probate Court to day, Charles
Crocker was the principal witness, followed
by +. s. Doughty, Secretary of the Pacific
Development Company.
The Democratic County Committee met
this evening. organized and appointed stand
ing committees, which were also organized,
and sundry arrangements made for the con-
duct of the campaign.
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FOB SALE---A BARGAIN.

a FARM OF l,0-2 ACRES OF PATENTED -
~ land situated on the stage road IN Nap Wy
county California; 125 acres rich, level land, ->@
under cultivation, now gown TO wheat and nay ;
garden, vineyard and orchard, and comfortable
frame dwelling on the premises; sohcohhouse ana
nostoffice In the vicinity; climate unsurpassed
Title perfect Terms easy, ard possession gwen
when required. For particulars cali on or ADDRESS
CADWAL ADER & PARSONS, Real 4 tate Agents
corner Third and Streets Sacramento. mS-Ipu
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PACIFIC COAST.

LAST NIGHTS DISPATCHES TO THE RECORD
UNION.
THE STATE DIVISION QUESTION.
Depot and Twenty Cars Of Merchandise
Burned at Ogden.
ACCIDENTAL MFE-saOoTlsc AT SAN JOSE.
sawmill and $4,000 Feet of Lumber De-
stroyed by Fire Near Boise City.
OREGON AND BRITISH COLUMBIA ITEMS.
The Slayer of Trietschel at Eureka De-
hvers Himself Up.
Efe......-............E Etc. .................R Rte-
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Arson In the Second Dsgree.

NEVADA CRY, May 26Lh.-Albert Maurcr.
who has been accused of arson, in setting fire
to house belonging to Mr.. West of Grass
Valley, on the Goth of October last, had his
trial here yesterday. The verdict was arson
iu the second degree, and June lst was set
| for passing of sentence.
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DIES. DgEwEu a soUTuwOgTu.
III. III. PIEEsOS,

ENLIST, AIS ] STREET, BETwEENEER
- Fourth and Fifth, Sacramento Arti- 4ffifa
fetal Teeth inserted on Gold, Yucante and all bases
painless extraction of Teeth. ml4-1m
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VICTORIA, May 26th.-Cotsford's friends
will hold meeting tomorrow night, to con-
slider Stevenson's challenge to row. The I'M
preston is general that the challenge Will be
accepted.
is reported outside.
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The Question of nivfdsns The state.

Los ANGELES, May 26th The legal COM
mittee, to whom was submitted the question
as to whether the Act of 1859 was still in
force, authorizing the division of the State OF
California, submitted a report to-day that
said Act is still valid, and that all that is
needed to make it Effective is the concurrence
of Congress-
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FARMS FOR SALE.

A n IMPROVED SIXTEFN-ACRE FARM, NEAR
"A city limits, for 50 coo; 10 acres, with fine i'm
proyements, cheap at So 500 IS acres, with stock
and improvements, $500; 40 acres and improve
ments 81, ,eO0 20 acres, well improved, at S3 500 ;
so acres without improvements at 3, 500 80 acres
only fenced, at S35 per acre. All these farms are
within five miles OF the State Capitol, and none
of them subject to overflow. For terms and further
description, call On CARL STRoBEL, the Land
Broker 92l ] street Sacramento, Cal a25lpn
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WEAK WoMEN-young or old, married or
single, will be greatly benefited by Kidney
Wort.
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dwelling Durued.

VIRGINIA, May Goth. = The house of
Michael Martin at Gold Hill was burned last
night: Loss, $1,000 insurance, $500.
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ACCIDENTAL MFE-sHoonlsc AT SAN JOSE.
CALIFORNIA.
Unknown Man rouud dead.

SAN Francisco, May 26th.-The body OF
a well-dressed man, about % years old, was
found in vacant lot, corner of Seventh and
Harrison streets. this morning. with bullet
through the head. 1t was evidently case of
suicide
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proarcss of the wheersmen,

SUMMIT &c. P. R. r J, May 26th.-Merrin
and Bennett, the bicyclists, arrived here at
IL A NJ. Their cyclometor shows the distance
from San Francisco to the Summit, by wagon
road, to be 2Sl miles. They are in fine con-
dition and confident of making the trip in
sixty days, including stoppages for exhibi-
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FOR SALE,

0.A ACRES OF GOOD WHEAT LAND, ES$
O4U two miles cast of Clay Station, Sacra- ~
mefto county. Containing Orchard, Vineyard -@s=-
and Blackberry Vines; 40 OF pasture, all weh
fenced dwelling. house of nine rooms; new horse
barns, hay barn, stables and wagon sheds; wind
mill and tank, capac " coo gallons water'pipes IN
house, barns and eorrais; two living springs ON
place Terms easy title perfect.
For further particulars, apply TO
ID. A. HAHBURGEB,
No 207 street, Sacramento; or TO
,,s1ro q 9 BOARDMAN. Gait.
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THE ONTARIO HORROR.
Recovery of Additional Bodies
from the Wreck.
OVER TWO HUNDRED VICTIMS.
A Settled Gloom Reigning Over the
Afflicted City.
FURTHER STATEMENTS OF PASSENGERS.
The Boat Pronounced Safe After an
Official Inspection.
A PARTIAL list OF THE DROWNED.
Proposed Monument to Commemorate the
Disaster.
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n HnA ACRES FOR SALE-CONSIST- asts
G.HNEN1 ing Of Farming. Fruit, Vine and Ns9tS
BREWERY FOR SALE.

yEyHE FOR YEARS wELL-KNowNf5@
81. Louis Brewery. tAE3
Situated on corner OF Sixth and q streets, ASzSfA
in the city Of Sacramento, is, on account OF the
death of the proprietor, for sale cheap. Inquire OF
p ROHf. 325 ] street m20-f
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BRITl>u C0lFMBiA .
Arrangements Perfeeted-Going Home
Is istsay.

VICTORIA, May 26.h.-Arrangements for
opening the anthracite mines on Queen
Charlotte Island on a large scale have been
perfected by San Francisco company.
The fiyipg squadron with the yoTIng I
Princes is not coming TO this station; Inc
ships will 90 home via the Cape of Good Hope.
Tuesday was observed here as q generai
holiday
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FDAE9.
sawmin and Humber Burned lodged
ia jail,

sd W isIsEs "HFs EtssEHUcf Hui khN'' -VT'-t'
in jail.
BOISE CRY. May 26th.-Rossi & Riden-
baugh's sawmill, eighteen miles from here. on
Shaffer creek, with $4,000 feet of lumber, was
burned this morning at = O'Clock. Loss,
about 5000.
Sheriff Brien arrived here from Atlanta,
Idaho, this afternoon at o'clock, with Henry
Mcdonald, the escaped prisoner ard mur-
derer of George Myers, aud lodged him in
Jail. He will be taken to Silver City to
morrow for trial. The Court is now in ses-
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During the week. commencing MONDAY NAY 2d we shall offer
the following lines Of Goods in the Dry Goods Department

Monte Cloth. 20 cents yard
Black Brded Silks cents
Fortyfv
New and Fashionable Plain Goods
Black Satin De yard
Colod Beige Steel and Brown Mixture 2
Light Cood Armue Dress Goods E and Light 2
Iwoo Cme Light
Excellent n
Complete Assortment of Colord Sains.
An Endless Bntng
Prices from ISL to 30 with Stripes and Pla match
Assorted Lot Chidens Cloaks. 81 70 each
Ladies English Walking Jackets
White
Excellent Value Chldrens and Misses
each
Unbeached Table Linen good quality II
DamaskD dozen
DraEers 30
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SWEET Err T. AL SIP,
REAL ESTATE AID INSURANCE AGENTS,
Notary PubiIr md a. m, ntf ssioue er of Deeds.
STAR MILLS AND MALT HOUSE.
NEUEoUgG & LAGEs.

Mos. so, 52 AND 81 FIFTH ST, SACRAMENTO,
~ dealers in Produce and Brewers Supplies.
Manufacturers of Malt and all kinds Of Meals, etc
Oatmeal, Comm al, Cracked Wheat Graham Flour.
Buckwheat Flour, etc. New Grain Bags for sale
mis- lptf
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DENTISTRY.
w. WOOD.

~ ENTiSr.-{REMoVED TO qUINN'SEfEA
4 y Building corner Fourth and stree.s) c1YIn
Aftlfcial Teeth inserted on all bases. In proved
Liquid Nitrous Oxide Gas for the Painless Extrac
ton OF Teeth. matt
DIES. BREWER d sOUTHWORTH,
nENTISTS, SOUTHWEST CORNER 0FGEA
Ip Seventh and J streets, in Bryte's news9fff6
building, up stairs. Teeth extracted without pain
by the use Of improved Liquid Nitrous Oxide Gas
nn1C-lpIn1
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WATCHES, CLOCKS, JEWELRY


J. Il. KLINE,
Late with WAchhorst, and successor to Floberg,)
"TATCHMAKER AND JEWELER, ~
w No. 60 street, between Second and fTA
rhird Dealer Il, Watches, Clocks, Silver k-I9k
ware, Jewelry, etc. Repairing in all Its AasSz8
branches q speciality. under MR.. FLOBERG.
ue.InIm
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Proposed Monument to Commemorate the
Disaster.
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A LIBERAL
Modern and Handsome Cloak Department,
WHERE
cLoAKs, DoLEMANs, ULsTERs, ETc|

Place has also been allowed for DRESSING ROOMS, so
that Ladies will find Of the Peasantest well
as the Convenient Establishments do their shop
ping at
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THE DAILY RECORD-UNION.
Uttered Post oee Sacramento as second class
PUBLISHED BY THE
Sacramento Publishing Company.
WIZ. II. MILLS, General Manager.
Publication Omce, Third ST., bet. J and e.
THE DAILY REC0RD.uNION

Unpublished every day of the week. Sundays excepted
Hor six months M
For three months ~
Ten copies year. to one address oV W
Subscribers served 5y Carriers at TWENTY-FIVE
CENTS per week In all interior cities and towns the
paper can be had of the principal Periodical Dealers
NewSmen and Agents
Advertising Rates Il Daily KecOrd-unIon.
One Square, / time ...... ss........'..,.....Sl %
One Square, times. 20
One Square, times. 5O
Each additional time o0
Week. 2Weeks- Month
Half Square. 1st page....S2 so So 50 $5 90
Half Square I'd page....... ~ oW sU
Half Square Sd page...... 00 50 o ~
Half Square 4th page..... W 2W 4W
One Square, 1st page....... 90 500 90
One Square, I'd page........ W " ~ W
One Square, Sd page. W Ply sU
One Square, 4th page. ..s.... % 10 6 90
Star Notices to follow reading matter, twenty-five
Advertisements of Situations Wanted, Housest to Let,
Society Meetings etc. OF FIVE LINES OR LESS, will be
inserted in the DAILY REcoRD-UNIoS as follows:
dhTee times 29 GEMS eents
Seven words to constitute line.
THE WEEKLY UNION
Published in semi-weekly partsl
Is issued on Wednesday and Saturday of each week.
comprising Eight Pages in each ISSUE Sixteen Pages
each we K and Is the cheapest and most desira BILE
Home, News and Literary Journal published on the
Pacific cea
Terms One Year. 30
Half Square, time. 90
Each additional time 90
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WILLIAM Z. MILLER

nate with Floterg)
Ayo. 62s J STREET, NEAR SEVENTH, Loc
~ Matchmaker and Jeweler. Importer SfTSS
and Dealer In Watches, Slyerware, JeSeiry, 81
stc Repairing a speciality, under Robert SS,sssE
karsh. Ali country orders promptly attended TO-
a29-lpu
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Always glad to serve you. We shall be especially
pleased to have you call this week. and
quarters new goods and improved facilities Respectfully
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ESPECIAL BY rxLraRApH TO rns KEooRD-uMos.l
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LAST NIGHTS DISPATCHES To THE RECORD
UNION.
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A PARTIAL list OF THE DROWNED
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THE STATE DIVISION QUESTION.

epot and Twenty Cars Of Merchandise
Burned at Ogden.
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established that recognized good and therefore
HALE BROS will they
SESSION will
the doubt
who can
great 81 WISH HAD MORE MONEY %
They they
buying TREMENDOUS REDUCTION
HALE BROS Boots and Shoes they would largely goods
WOULD