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she Lsgic ~ sswsu ~ss,
ITha curr~ut1

II l. safe TO say that. II there shall
prove To BE- amy way for England 10 keep
Egypt, ihe land Of the Pharaohs sill b.
retained as psrt Of ihe british empire.
Napoleon always favored confereiicos.
They cousumcd time and bound nobody
to anything rroa tbs nrst gun TIT
opened on AIexandria and Arxbs In lea,
conquest has besn The SECRET and LOGICAL
thought. Sayt the nrrs AshesSlan:
'.Nastor marvel how thu tishcs live "a
the u~." and the s<xOsm ttrhrv,nar
might have answered ~ APPLY ''vhy,
- nations a-land- TIM greet ousp ~ ~
the lits,r ones"
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born for the office Of county surveyor
Neither of the gentleman seemed 10
be well known to the majority Of the
delegates and AN informal request was
made to have Mr.. Sanborn's name
withdrawn but Mr.. whitbeck did not
care 10 comply without good reason
and then, Notwithstanding the fact
that Mr.. Whitl,eck was entitled to
just as much consideration ~ any
other member of the convention, his
nomination Of Sanborn. which had
been regularly seconded, was ignored
and motion II nominate Hall by ac-
claInatiOn was carried.
Mr.. Irvine nominated W. J. Mae
queen for councilman, which was car
ried by reclamation, and for represent
tatives J. VI. Holt received thirty-four
votes and s. +. b. Biddle thirty-two.
Their nominations were made unani.
nous. A. +. Wilson. who also ran
for the nomination Of representative,
only received Ave votes.
Mr.. Kennedy presented the follow
ing list Of delegates 10 the territorial
conventions: X. Breeding. w. w. Car
land. J. J. Thompson, Jas. Mcfarland,
3. II. Boeworth, JOSHUA Nichols, A.
Prescott, George Myers, T. II. Irvine,
I. J. Thompson, A. II. Bertrand and
W. Is. Andrews.
The convention then adjourned Al
4:35 o'clock, p. M. The proceeding
had been conducted without any out
break but there was u lack of knowl
edge Of parliamentary usage displayed
by the chair that made the business
drag along very slowly and at times
It was exceedingly difficult 10 keep
track Of the proceedings, they were
carried on in such an informal man.
ner. After a large portion of the
members had left the convention hall
q star meeting chamber, which should
have been held In open convention,
was conducted by nineteen member
Of the delegates, who selected the
county central committee for the ..exl
two years 10 suit themselves, namely
n. Brandenburg, r. J. Thompson, T.
H. Irvine, George Myers. Charles
Daley, J. Nichols, w. w. Garland
w. +. Cotter, George H. Taylor, W
III. Billiard. l.. G.. Dear and jaime,
Mcfarland.
On motion Of Mr.. Bertrand th,
committee was authorized to al an!
vacancies that may occur during thei
term.
II will he noticed that eight out q
the twelve names on the central CON
mittee are residents Of Miles City an
In fact the Miles City Democrats vii
probably now control the Democrat
meetings during the next two year
The committee elected r. H. Irwin
chairman snd L. G.. Dear secretary.
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Iay'f's'''I :. - - ~ I'M 2 m al n
DAYS. 300 90 I'D !!.W iso0 aso0 30. ~
Dsys...... s.00 5.W SW i4.U is m aiS - 49, ~
| Week see. 800 500 1000 le.O lev0 xv9I ss.1
Weeks. I0 1000 l2.W 5lW AW MUl so'1
Weeks. 500 1900 ll.0 QW 1O0 ssOl m.1
Month ... 1905 1S.00 1900 2.W DW ssv0l 49,
Months 100 1900 22.W N.W txW 5sW so.@ y,
Months. 90 y 90 800 t2O yoV0 6e.U iU. y,
! vonths. ~ 90 q, 90 "a. OD CO. 90 a00 100 90 %
Local not,ces-Ten cents per line for each inser
,ion. wriie-ups fifteen cents per line. address
vGllOU0v0ooe JOURNAL,
JOrRNAL BUILDING,
MILES CITY. NJ. i.
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,,,A.pyTERiAN CHURCH. Corner Of Main
Mrpt and Montana Ave. services u IL 2. m.
Ara ;:D D. M ssbbat school 1t 10 Q. M. Prayer
..Ss,irs "Wednesday evening" II $50 o'clock. All
torlislly invited. .. r. LihsHLL, ssso'.
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An Interesting ceremony was per-
formed Iast evening In the parlor Of
the Merchants hotel by Judge Cotter.
II wss the marriage Of Mr.. Merry
Davis, one Of the popular cltIxsns of
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cesrespes6eaes;
Chatham National Bank, New York City.
Merchants Loan and Trust Co., Chicago, III.
Merchants National Bank. 81. Paul, MINI.
First National Bank. Helena.
Stock Growers National Bank, Cheyenne, W. I.
National German American Bank, II. Paul.
Exchange on all the principal cities In the United
states and Europe. III
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Mr. O'Ccnnell was thereupOn an.
nounced as the nominee and on mo
ton of Mr.. Bertrand the nomination
WAS declared unanimous.
Mr. Holt nominated George Myers
for county commissioner. Mr. Payette
nominated Ge. Rhode. Mr.. Myers
nominated G.. l.. Mckay. Mr.. Car
land being called away Mr.. A. J.
Kennedy was appointed Teller In his
place. The hallot Stood:
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proxy.
Stacy Bros Ranch-W. Daley.
Sheep Mountains. A. Hum
phreys.
Accompanying the committee re-
port were six proxies the acceptance Of
which was left TO the voice of the con-
vention. On motion Of w. W. Car
land the holders Of proxies were al
lowed 10 vote making with the dele
gates present forty-three votes In all.
The roll was again called and Mr..
Garland moved ''that the convention
proceed To vote by ballot for officers
In the following order; y plurality
vote to be accepted Ms the sense Of the
convention: sheriff, treasurer, county
clerk, probate judge, assessor, commits
sioner. coroner, public administrator.
superintendent Of instruction. county
surveyor, councilman, ami two repre-
sentatives. Carried
Nominations for sheriff were de-
clared 10 be In order. W. II. Billiard
nominated Thos. II. Irvine. No
other nominotion being presented,
Mr.. Carlnad movsd that Mr.. 1rvine's
nomination he declared by acclama.
ton. Carried.
NJ. Irvine nominated NJ. Branlen-
burg tor treasurer. This nomination
was carried by reclamation.
Mr.. Bertrand nominated l.. Dear fol
county clerk. Mr.. Whitbeck nomi.
mated W. b. Andrews.
Two NAMES presented here occs.
stoned IA ballot, Messrs. Garland aud
Bertrand were appointed tellers and
the BALLOTS were dropped, Mt the cal
of each name, into a hat. One Of th,
Miles City delegates proceeded to volt
for himself and several others at once
which fact being brought to the motto,
Of the convention the chair ordered {
new bsllott and the operation wa'
commenced anew. When the dele
gate referred to again approached th,
depository he did 80 with care saying
how many do you want this time
He was informed that one was enough
aud the process OF candidate making
went on with the following result:
Andrews. ...................-......
Dear...........-.."..
Mr.. dear was thereupOn declared
the choice of the convention for count,
clerk, and on motion Of Mr.. Bertrand
the nomination was declared unani
nous. Notwithstanding the fact tina
the wire pulling had met with Sig
nal defeat which, n will lie realize,
by those who are familiar with thei
calculations. was not the only one q
the day. l.. &. Dear thus came to tn
front and will receive the entire sur
port Of his party.
Mr. Bosworth nominated w. T.
Cotter for Probate Judge. No otle
names being presented, ON motion o
Mr.. Kennedy the nomination was de
clared unanimous.
Mr.. Nichols nominated II. j. Gu,
for assessor. Mr.. Thompson NAMED
Samuel O'Connel. Mr.. Mckay nomi
mated Addison Myers. Mr.. Bertrant
nominated Peter NJ. Eckford. TIN
ballot being taken rs before the result
was as follows:
A. Myers. ...-............-.. ......."...l
| Nrars
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HOWE VILE.

The DcmocIsts Of this section are hrp-
by over The result e The Chicago G nven
tion. Tie iick.t nominated pleases all 90
far ss we have learned. II Is the one We
can beet tue Ri ubRcars with and do il
me-, ly too. Republicans In this SECTION,
as we'll rs ID IN Gratis, want a change
Our State will go d mocratic at least Is.
600 this fall
A Cleveland Hendricks Club will be Or
eaD d at lie place on The ,vruing Of IN,
q OF thi' m,nth. Ou- D-nccra,s are
alive and will make the campaign hot this
fall.
A correspr nceDt from THE place wro,e
10 The J uurnal last week over The nom de
plume, "Hoosi,r,' and lied viciously.
n 3 statement IN reference to phd Mr..
Spears should have toll MIN Is grossly
false, - that geutl,naa informs us that be
had no Conversation With "Hoosier" sfter
coming home from Terra Ala
We knov "Hoosier." usis one Of these
m0rtals whose politics cha, 3. a. often a.
the VIVID, When t,lkiDg lu y mocra,s he
IL a y mocrst. aud when IN conversation
wi b X publictns. he is Republican
Ipdeed be dpesn'l know ,noDph shout Dol.
uics 10 undersqrd wtsr he is. he is q
political nonenuty.
lie wsn's Blaine Loqun Club organ
here y. RrublicsDs, get it up end
secure The buck wheat grain to stump the
county for y'u ne has brass enough to
attempt ~.
Now, Dear "Ho, der. we advise you to
lay low and keep quiet The people have
long since lost or iCence In you. Keep
out Of politics and do not egdn attempt
to he a "Smarf Alex
Hoping Y'u Will heed our advice, we are
your humble friend, DRMoORAT.
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AMENDMENT 70 TIE CONSTITUTION
Joint Resolution No. 9,
ton No. Q.

Proposing mn amondmert TO tho Con.
stitution of this State.
RcsOiUed bg The LEGISLATURE Of Vest Vii'-
giHid, tiOO HirdS Of at me members elected
10 cdch house agreeing thereto,
That tho following smondm sat To Ar
ticle four OF tho Constitution ol the Sta,o,
bo and the same Is hereby proposed, To.
wit;
That section seven Of A ticle four, ~ IL
now IL, be stricken out. aud the following
be inserted II lieu thereof
~. The general elections Of Sta g and
cnun v officers, and az NOM bers OF the
Legislature. shalt be held on the Tuesday
next nt'er the hrSt Monday in Npvom>
Der. until otherwise provided by law.
The terms of such officers nrt ei0ctui or
apo In ct Ia til "A vacancy, shall, unless
ho elm otherwise provide bcg,u on the
FIRST day Of January, and of tho ncni hers
ot tho Legislature on the firHt day OI be-
ccmbcr next succeeding THOR election
r. cc!ious 1" MI vHCar cics shall bo 'OT the
unoXpirrd term When vacancies occur
prior To ANY general election, they shall
be filled bv appointment in such mhnner
hS may be p -s 'rib''d herein, ar by gon-
erHl law, whicii appointments shall OK
pire ri such time after the next
general elections ~ the person 30 elected
II fill such vacacy shall be qualified"
Adopted by tic Legislature, February
II, 1883. II l3t.
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SHOOTING AEFRAY 4!
TOM STEPHENSON. OF THIS CoUN
TY, LOSES HIS LIFE AT
BAYARD, MD.
A WOMAN THE soURSE OF TRoUB
LIE AND CAUSE OF TIE
SHOOTING.

A shooting sftrsy occurred just scross
the Maryland line on Thursday of last
week in which Tom Stephenson 81 this
county lost his life. Tue facts as near as
We have been able to gather them are
about thus: For some time prior TO las,
spnng one JEFF Glenn lived on Salt Lick
creek, this county. Tom Stephenson Of
ten visited Glenn's domcile, and SD init
macy grew up between him and Glcnns
wife that was the cause Of no little am
cunt of Q ssip IN the community where
the parties lived. Last spring Glenn NOV
cd to Btysrd, Md. presumably to get his
wife away from under the immediate in
tiuence Of Stephenson. Everything pass
cd of pleasantly between man aud wife
until the Fourth of July. Stephenson
then visited the Glenn hI usehold, and &C
companied by Mrs. Glenn, csme over "a
X 'damers, this county, and spent the day
at darce at that place. He sccompSni-
ed the woman home, ii appears, and came
away without having any trouble. On
Thursday st Stephenson was passing
Glenn's house at noon, and Mrs. Glenn
proposed 10 her husband that they call
him IN for dinner. He said no, and II
that man came inside his house be would
shoot him HE WI "a hn f.A O.,
Stephenson who, although warned by
Glenn not to cross his threshcld. went In
To the house. He had not proceeded three
steps inside the door until Glenn deliber-
ately shot him through the heart. Both
men were hard characters
Glenn We himself into the hands OF
The MARY nd authorities, aud is now in
the o ,kland Ill.
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SINCLAIR.

As Polly Snider" has laid aside his
quill and has retired from public life aud
is now silently contemplating on the iu-
ture and while he Is thus silently musing
we will note some OF the happenings of this
vicinity
The fourth Of July was celebrated at
Berea Church about 3 mies Instant from
here aud all had "A very enjoyable time
Had II not been for the rain which hin
dcred them for while the occasion v, uld
have been much more pleasant. But as
II WAS the young ladies that did not cue
coed IN catching young man with an
umbrella, caught the rain.
Candidates bsve made their appear, nee
In this section during the past week. Three
candidates all aspiring for the Office Of
County Clerk have been at Sinclair, Messrs
j. Ami. Martin. J. NJ Shaw and j. w.
Watson. The sentiment uf the people
here seems TO be divided between Martin,
and Watson.
a. ~ 'ilintuGtk "A kuDfCfiDtlOn
| school at No. "a Monday u,xl
Rv. } w Bedford has purchased n
new organ of the Patterson Co. It's dai
~.
Q1ite a number 81 the people nf this
vicinity attended the BDlyard school house
Sunday last
x dgwav, the hands me y, " z man
ot Sinclair hHd n terrible encounter wi a
Wolf - few days ago. l. IN creded IN
snaiching j, ff's Girl away from him and
not content with that the Volt ret up
such = terrible howl thai u almost fright
en'd Jcf Ouj Of his wits, and the last seen
of him he was going for home at 2.40
speed.
Try g ain JEFF Faint heart never won
fair lady" or captured Child
John M. @ If announces himself as can
diddtc FOR $500 matTim my. GrlA, We
would advise you WHO aIe In search uf
husbans TO give John full vote ard far
count. XKsIA
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OBITUARY.

LII YD AT bis residence in II cdsville,
july TN. Dr.. j. N. Lloyd after prolracl-
e. illness OF several m"ntis Funeral ser
vices were conducted at Inc NJ Z chu ch
after which the r,mAirs were int, RED Ia
the Cemetery al R,,d,ville.
PREEILL. o. Sunday, June 20 h, Mrs.
Mary Porill, beloved wife at Thomas
PERIL and mother If janice Perrill. Mrs
Perrill was ~Ouan VIM was widely
known tor hor BEN Violence and christianity
and ii can be truly said of her 10 know
her was to love and respect her Having
always lived Christian life, she was pre-
paited To - at the NJ .stcrs call.
The iutermcnt TOOK place the following
day. NJ H"pewcll Cemetery. which IS
largely attended by mourning relatives and
friends. The funeral scrv,cts were con
duct'd by Rev. ID, 4 ForlDey la the
cause of his funeral sermon the Rv. Mr..
ForIn,y paid beautiful tribute to thu
deceased, whom be had known from her
childhood. lie said che had been pupil
# bis and he c uld not recall one insta Ut
when he was called upon t. correct her in
the school room.
The deceased was aged 46 yeaJs, 10
months and 10 days at the time Of her
death. Peace to her ssLes. w j. l..
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REEDSVlLLE.

III. T. 10 4 LIE.
Prof Al Chimes, our stAruch Demo,
crn, came Ia. town the other day End the
Radicals flocKed INFO tie store of Watson
Bros, to argue politics with him. Marsh
wondered why 80 many came in at once
Tut alter pass or two ne understood
their OBJECT ,ud got away with them IN
D seconds. Some Ind behind be xes; some
ran home and never look cd back t. see
what had become of Marsh while he was
yelling Ring Party, BossiSm, cut and
dried Republicans, DC.
Several of our young folks spent the
Fourth at the cave and some at Mason.
town. Ihoy report an nj ,yable time at
both places
One Of the most enjoyable times of the
SEASON. was dad at G.. w. SmolIoy's Tues.
day night IA Leap Year party.
Rev, Joseph Clarke and wife. erlN
oi This pIHce, hut now 81 New Freepnlt
Pa. ara listing friends heIe. MIS-
Clarke expects to remain with us some
/ time. We were glad TO have The pleas
ure oi sinking hands with them once
more
George Iinn. OF Independence, hts
nIOved To- the Glades.
Why don't the Radicals ca ser np their
Blaine and L"gm? An answer in not
necessary.
Me~srs. G. NJ. and V. w. Brown, B. &
.. bridge builders nnd carpenters, spent
the Fourth at hMue.
George =. Iimn has his new house
nearly completed. Messrs. Sun LEY and
Kisncr are doing the work.
a. w linn il preparing 90 Uurn u
brick Kiln and uilj himself = house this
summer.
Farmers have finished cutting wheat
aud the crop Is better thaD they expect,
ed.
We ha one Of tire fiercest storms Sat-
urday eve last that ever vi ited tLIs sec
Il IA of country. The storm was in mar
row streak about idile wide. 1t did
considerable damage to orchards, up root
ed trees, hl"w down fencing and was ac>
conpanicd by halt.
5. H. Guseinan spent Saturday aud
Sunday with friends in FairmDnL
The soldiers say tho court house ring
must los broken Up.
James Turner who was killed near
runuelton ne 4,h is very well known
here.
James Brandon, one If our West Va,
podlers' passed through town for Pa,
Monday.
The apple crop is not going t. be an
extra one this year ~ tIey are falling of
the trees
X. & linn, who his been working
near Kingwood this Summer, spent san.
day 1T home.
The cherry crop W. OK celent { il yoar.
W. X. Loar, formerly Of this place, bu.
now Of Nebraska, has come home on u
visit after an absence Of three years.
The Rev. Greenw,lt delivered au ex.
calent sermon 81 Mt. V rnon Sunday.
The noun ain cave is visited almost
daily by persons from Kingwood and
Morgantown ana other points.
A. ". Iinu has puchlsed an engine
end expects To attach IL TO hi, throshing
machine. SELDOM.
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UNION, RENO DIST

hutab for Cleveland and Hendricks!
Butter cents pound al Sinclair, and
taxes 81 50 ceuts
Farmers are about done harvesting thei,
wheat 10 this ction, which 10 a moders,s
crop.
OFing to The drought The oats and hay
crop all be light 10 This section.
a singing school is being organic d 81
Uoiou with J. Smith az teacher.
Rumor says We arc jo We another
wedding SOON
The Bosri Of J. .ucat'ou n,ta' Fellow.
vile ON Friday last snd Fixed Zoe aag,s Of
teachers, No. ! s35. No 2, ESQ, N, 3.
825
A s. 8. celebration and basket dinner
WAS held at the BolyarI school house 10
Reno district on Sunday week ago.
y oAHoNrs.
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ceAsel.ss music II colo ud riug baby.
DIR Bulls B by Syrlp prev, nts all such
scenes and troubles by it's unfaillng ipflu-
erce.
w. J. Lavelle, J. ID. Howe. Squire
Shaft r, and NJ. z. Gibson. all of Tunnel
ton and A. p. Coniff. Of RowlesbuIg. were
among our callers on Monday LAvelle
has completely given up base ball this
summer, and is heels over head in codu,S
politics.
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SOLDIEkS' REUNION.
FRANK HINE.

To the nembers Of the JAS. b McPher.
son Post Ne. %. q. A. r., Dept OF w.
Va, Reedsvllle
The Society # the Army OF West Vir
gina tender an Invitation to our post to at
tend the reunion to be held at Cumberland
Nd. on TUESDAY. Wednesday, and Thurs
day. September ,, 3 aud 4, 1894.
Tnos. J. WAITS n, Posi- Cammander.
5, A Dill Adju:snt.
n. b The society hop 10 have q
large attendance, snd in order To accom-
mods,e visitors will erect an immeus,
wgWam and pitch o,mp of tens.
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Writtc1l for ne A,glSs.
THEINVITATIoNT THROWN AWAY

HriSc,, for ne A,plss.
TERMINATION THROWN AWAY
a.
You asked nae TO call, my young friend,
To see YOU some time other;
Now II should call L might lend
You the hope OF being sister iu.lIw TO
my brother,
You asked me to cali, my young freud,
To see you some time or ether;
And II | don't call l offend
You, dea- girl, and your sisters, aud
sUnts, and your mother,
You asSeI me 10 call. my Young TREND,
Please excuse me some way Oh other,
For DO not dare To- pretend
That l wish you were daughter In law
TO my mother.
You asked me tn call, my young friend !
have called at one place or other;
Aud now all my calling must eud
Since Lovila il daughter in law to my
mother
You asked mo TO cali, my Young friend.
Ahu duSWtfcu you SOuo way or Othef;
But now the right answer send
Levo my love 10 your sisters. your
auuts, and your mother.
UI)
I asked you to call as matter OF course,
And never once dIeamed of nv awful
offence,
But believe me my heart is now filled
with remorse
For the crime Of good manners toward
man OF no sense.
| asked YOU To call tor Acquaintance
sake,
At the bidding OF common politoness
alone,
For my mother and sisters and uunts
dare not make
Any matches just then for tn, wife OF
Jim Stone.
l asked yon to call but repent OF it s,rc,
Please To stay where you are tih the
creaking Of doom,
And as long as you live you will find a
closed door
In the house OF Jim Stone-and for
you there's no room.
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y. y. LYMAN.
kENDlLl'S SPAWN CURE,
Hutchinson's Rhdch, ~ miles north ot
Denver Colorado.

hutchinson y hhdCh, IL miles North OF
Denver Colorado.
March 5th, lSS3.
DIR. IL, j. X ENDALL ~ Co., Gents;
For tho past three years have used * en-
dal's Spawn Cure. In oVery case OF
SPAWN, of which | have treated five, IL
has killed thom all and entirely removed
ihreo, In case OF splint ! find IL has no
equal, one case | had was OF three years
standing and the SPAWN euro removed
II ontiroy. l had "a COW got spawned
and IL entirely cured her. ono year ago
"A two hundred pound block OF ice fell
out OF wagon striking my foot on in stop
and toes, IL wOuld be impossible To mash
toCt verse without brcaKing any bones
4 was taken home and carried into the
house. do not think Hmputation of the
leR wC"ld cause any more pain. went
Tor nendalIs SPAWN cure, ID was all /
used Hnd ia six DAVIS l could walk ~
rround. About three week sagomy team
hat away threw me out of the wagon, the
pind wheel struck my knee. Alter APP
plying several highly recommended lin
lnents without obtaining any relief, I
Neul for keudalfs SPAWN euro, My leg
was drawn up and my kuoeswollon bad~
~. IN three days L was able TO walk to
tho barn. / could 20 iutO details moro
iuIly, and MAKE thisHv ry long letter
but Will not weary you.
l am very rcspe fully youIs,
OSCAR Il. HUTCHINSON,
o. Lock Box, 2302. Donver City, Col.
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REMOVED

Frank Hine the Timer has removed
from KIngwood to Brucetos. De re
specially asks the public for continu-
ance of their patronage. All kinds OF
work in the tin line done on short notice.
Roofing and spouting specially. Have
always on hand large stock of cooking
and heating stoves for sale Gall and SEE
me-
OF. FRANK HINK.
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GIVEN AWAY

The PVits & Leech Publishing Co., of
Columbus, Ohio will furnish the lives of
the four Presidential candidates, FRER 10
every subscriber for DR.. Weav,r's GRRAT
AMERICAN HrME BooK-"THR HEART oF
Tux w GRID" None should pay SO 90 or
SO 90 for the LIVES OF BLAME AND LOGAN
aud The same for the lives Of the coming
DIM CRATIC CANDIDATES, or 81 90 or So 90
for ;he complete book Of ALL the candi
dates when they can ct the popular stan
dard " TX cf DR.. We. ver's for less money
md the complete book of ALI. the csndi-
dates tor no'hi"g The firm will lose
money IN making this free #. but that
is heir own lockout. Tucy will NO duub;
establish the largest book trade In our
country by this step and will realiz" the
profit due them in sach an entefprioe IN
the future. Tue ab W firm hss appoint
ed an agent in each of The foil wing die.
tricts OF Preston ca. Grant, Pleasant,
Portland, Reno, Kingwood and V Icy aud
will soon start gents in the other two dis
'ricts, so tina, all may have the ben, fit of
this Great book bargain. 4.