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the letter, and Christie said Kelley wa Ne
much to blame N be, for he had read the
letter before il was sent out and knew
what Il contained. There we're other facts
of like nature, as, for instance, the talk
about the cat
Cap. Dovener then took up the branch
Of the argument for the defense relating to
the commission Of the crime Of burglary,
reviewing the evidence infinitely, and say
ing they were interrupted twice, once by
two men who venS up the alley before the
door was opened, when they went across
TIE alley and hid behind the fence; and
again, when they had resumed operations,
they were interrupted by Officer Glenn,
who opened fire on them while in the very
set Of burglary. II the officer had eaptur-
ed them there could be no doubt they
would have gone to the penitentiary for
burglary. The fact that they were in the
stable, showed them to have been in the
very act Of burglary, a. might be found
from o consideration of the question:
'swhat prevented the burglary OF Mr..
Hoffmann's house, that nightT The
answer was, clearly, their surprise by ihe
officer.
When Captain Dovener concluded, van
Gus collateral circumstances and points
were discussed by the Court and counsel,
and then the stenographer read over the
evidence of Oliver Hunter and others,
given at the trial. The reading showed
the evidence to be far from specific, the
word they" appearing at almost all crit
cal points, masking it rather difhcuit 70 de-
eide in such an important matter.
Finally the Court, seeing the search OF
the evidence would take long time, di-
rected ths stenogrspber TO look up every
scintilla of evidence bearing upon Christie,
copy it out, and make report OF same As
soon % possible. It may be two or three
days before the matter il resumed.
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f,,aIled tie hopes Of Ne Dmoesey -
Tr,;c, IN the nobls impuls Eivsa g -
e.use Of Free Trade, BY TIE rslsaI
tariff Of 1919, and Of the ersanSe - ~
mae equal, honest and prooneove "
n 1916: and that In cur opiliee Is 49,
IA : f2tsl amor to weaken The basds q :
,o,i,;c.I oresnixstioo By which th.e eeas
reSorme have besn achieved. and risk 49,
n tbe hands Of their adversnxs
Tnese Mr. Editor, ars ths paass 9
,r;ncinles and the ground upon wh,cn ~
H.s,n r. been Standing It's Ees n
H.. dsvs the Colonel had no lroo, NM,
S.eeI ar POTTERY intrssts 10 b taken cars
n. h has now. BE speaks q tee - o
ernppd. no who're 70 staDd, an1 thas D
~. himcsaf out al line with The perfy.
I-hich think II conecA pas
The fanlt ID with him, "a
With the partyl. IT. the party, = 49,
il was then, except thaf Is noH oe
thst ssthe question Of free tfsos
.olu,ely irrelevant and that TIE inter
ests Of American labor should % ofe
fnIIv guarded. Ths needs and VANS
N the Government are such nov, tnas IN
.tead of An 10 and % per cent tarin Dali.
such ss We had in those dsys tae fre
dent ard the St Louis platform tolGese
and recommends the Mills bill, which na
40 per cent one, and yet the Coiooei nnds
il necessary to favor Harrison ana Acfson,
Who say, they will give mp al the internal
revenue rather than yield one iota o. tns
American system Of protection 10 Cur man
fscturers. Neither the Colonel o. the Chsca-
10 platform, or the ticket, propose 70 sfve9P
ANYTHING for the working people. HI.
Hesrn has, Notwithstanding the depeeo.
zion in business during the last ysar, iaad
away more money from his investments ~
the business above mentioned, than al
the workingmen put tcesther, IN al sne
mills and factories he h interested IN
A DkNOCRAT.
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e.. Z aLdnparsys fysu fsrty-eisht,,,
-. t. $500 tbst ysu 20 =" =
- 80 g nst9isty 8 e. hasds a.
,evfv ~ pelitical frisndA I an m
- = bsaisvs (aithsagh The fsca -
1870 20, J tfat yea afs affaid 70 h.
n, OGSsaasA With ~ million and ~
= - nfllisns q dollan that yoa hs.
isr.eiaturest n = thsetsts d Wet yi,,.
4. In.st 1sta.sne, - l cannot eeess
- csneauuiee, tAat ysa bs,ong 70 ~
larrs ~ eEswisg eiaEs u men in p:
cssstry. W. elaim and hslisve, tia, =.
tsri6 reotsc1s eoly The nanufsetun-
- - saly, md that Il d mad q,
your bsneHt snly. md not the na.,.I
bspsAs q IL
Nsw II. II yea VIII b hind eooesi \
til IL hnDareds e M, Who vcst :
vour vnrSsus sstahlishnsah ''in THE e;.,
- Stasa. - Why II b thAt ysur mills ~
60 ipdastxin, are worth milliooa. -
thsy. year employees srs poorer than q,
NO Tn jean go? Why h it. thst yo,
iarrs estahlishn1nts, increase in vesln
(ssd I an glsd Of It I do assur. ya !
nd year WoskDen ese pooeer under
protective tariff! Why not protect then 81
divide With yoar employs yosr inne.,
motif Csnsistsaey. thoa art Q level
Workinxmsa, ef Whssling. look oot n
yonr interests Dow.
An OLD WA6EwoRKrp
6-Yoar attsntioo, and that Of an
manufaekaren, = called to the eire,h,
isued By james p. Fosas, President \
ths New York Republican club. n,
working elassss q the Uaited Su.s
shouh b flrsishsd With copies Of TN
circular.
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NOT GUILTY.

The Verdict OF the Jury In One Of the
Cases Against soudsrs and Arbaugh.
The following special telegram from st.
Clairsville, giving the conclusion reached
by the jury in one Of the cases against
souders and Arbaugh, Of Martins Ferry,
will be read with deep interest:
Special TsE<gram TO Dss EsgtHeT.
ST. CLAIRSVnLE, o., July 1a-The
Jury in the Souders and Arbaugh case did
not come into Court until eleven O'Clock
last night, their verdict being not guilty.
This verdict is in the indictment for CON-
plicity in the shooting Of Cornelius Waters.
The prisoners still have an indictment
pending against them for the same charge
in the shooting of Samuel Waters, and each
wasrsquirsd to give bail in the sum Of eight
hundred dollars for their appearance 81
the next term Of Court. The verdict Of
the Jury was Q surprise 10 every one
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POINTs ON PEOPLK.
Movements OF Citizens snd the Comm
and Going OF strangers.

Movements OF Citizens End the Coming
and Going OF Strangers.
Mr.. s. NJ. Rice left yesterday for New
York.
VIM. Bently. Of Parkersburg, was in the
city yesterday.
w. Webster, of Flushing, O., was in
town Tuesday.
Walter K. Duval, of Wellsburg was in
the city yesterday.
o. L. Jackson and wife, Of Letonia, o.,
are at the Mcclure.
Mr.. F. F. yanderort, Of Pittsburg, was
in the city yesterday.
Samuel Moody and S. A. Myers, Of Pitts
burg, were down yesterday.
u. B. Williams, of Grafton, was regis
tered at the Mcclure yesterday.
R G. holland and wife, Of Columbus,
Miss. were in the city yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. II. Samm leave this
morning on trip to Atlantic City.
Mr.. Tom Carson is visiting his uncle,
Mr.. John Anderson, at Charleston.
Mrs. P. MUM and family have gone to
Sardis, Ohio, to spend the summer.
Miss Katie Weitzsl, Of the South Side, is
visiting relatives in Cameron, W. Va.
Mr.. Ed. Il. Ingalls,, Of k,nesville, Ohio,
is in the city quartered at the Mcclure.
E. W. Armstrong, wife and child, Of
Woodsfield, were at the Mcclure Tuesday.
r. Fl. Bell and John G. Bell, of West
Alexander, were al the Mcclure yesterday.
Mr.. Ed. Booking left yesterday for At
lantie city to inhale some healthful sea air.
Mr.. Val Heaton, of Philadelphia, an old
Wheeling boy, ia among friends in the
city.
&c. Cunningham and Miss Bette P.
Cunningham, of Belle Vernon, Pa, are at
the Mcclure.
Mr.. and Mrs. Suydam, Of Kansas City,
are guests Of Mr.. and Mrs 8. p. Norton,
on the Island.
Mr.. and Mrs. schilpp, of philadelphia,
are in the city visiting their son, Rev. C.
F. Schilpp, at the Cathedral.
Judge James Morrow, of Fairmont, q
prominent candidate for the Gubernatorial
nomination on the Democratic ticket, is in
the city:
Miss Julia crscTaft, of Washington City,
who has been visiting friends in the city
for two weeks, returned home yesterday
morning.
Mr.. William Russell, formerly manager
of Hobbs, Brockunier & Coz glass works,
who now holds q similar position with .
Findlay glass mandatory, has just re-
turned from q tour of Detroit, Cleveland,
Toledo and other points.
Capt B. B. Dovener has returned from
Doddridge county, and reports that be
captured about all of the Doddridge dele
CATION, but as the Captain does not use
the same arithmetic as Hon. G. Yves. At
kinson, his figuring may be subject to cor
rection by the convention, which uses the
correct book.
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KINrMoNs--SIILLER.

Two Well Known rriadelphIa Young Peo-
pie Married Last Evening
A pretty wedding occurred last evening
ut the First Presbyterian Church, the high
contracting parties being Mr.. John Kim
mons and Miss Paulins Miller, Of Triadel-
phia. Quite alargs sssemblags Of friends
Of the parties were present to witness the
ceremony and were taken care of by the
ushers, Messrs. Lon St Meyers, Frank
Wendell, Harvard Wells and Joseph Klap-
pech. Miss Emily Norwood officiated at
the organ, and at s:45, to the notes Of q
wedding march, the bridal party entered,
the ushers preceding the bride and groom
to the altar.
Rev. ID. A. Cunningham OBLIGATED, and
the pair were made one according 20 the
Presbyterian service. At the conclusion
of the ceremony the happy couple were
ths recipients Of many congratulations
and good wishes from their friends, after
which they were driven 70 their home ut
Triadelphia, where the groom has house
already furnished and prepared to receive
them. Mr.. and Mra Kimmons will tast
a weeks bridal tour, aud upon their re-
turp . reception viii be rendered them
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COL HEARN's POSITION.
"a Democrat" Crificises the New Stand
Taken by the Gentismaa.

"a Democrat" Criticises the New Stand
Taken by the Gentleman.
WHEELING, W. VA, July IS, 1888.
10 G< Editor Of The RepiaS:
SIR:-Lst the divide 20 ou-the Hearn
family join their proper party.
Their workiDgmen will now, If never be-
fore, be convinced a. to which side they
should take. OF the younger members Of
the family, ] have no word of criticism to
utter; they have not figured a. public
men, nor have they invited criticism by the
noise made in taking their departure. The
elder gentleman, Col W. L. Hearn,
makes target Of himself, and has invited
the criticism Of the public. He has figured
largely as o public man himself, and be-
came the champion of other public men,
furnishing the means and the ginevs Of
war for many q hard fought battle in this
district, for Congress, 20 II well known.
The Colonel says be will do what he
can to defeat Messrs Cleveland and
Thurman, and the ST. Louis Plat
form, and all be can TO elect
Messrs. Harrison and Morton, and to
sustain the Chicago platform. BE also
says ne mas VOteQ TIC U<mOCfdtlc ucket
forty-eight years, and that he il better
Democrat than Cleveland ID, who W.
''muling and puking in his nurses arms"
at that early day. The ticket at that time,
was Van Buren, and johnson, ~ sgzinst
Tip and Ty.n The platform which the
Colonel supported Wa, fourth resolution:
"ResotrtS, That justice and sound policy
forbid the federal government 10 foster ons
branch of industry, to the detriment Of
another; or to cherish the interest Of one
portion to the injury Of another portion Of
our common country"
Fifth resolution:
"Resslped. That ii 10 the duty Of every
branch Of the government to enforce and
practice the most rigid economy in con
ducting our public ATTAIN, and that -
more revenue ought to Be rxised than 4
required to deffsy the neeeeAxy expenssl
| OF The government
The Demoratie convention Of 1874,
reafirmed both Of The sbeve reso.
lutiona The convention Of 1913 ~.
affirmed the platforms of 1870 md
1874, and further resolved shat TIE fruit
| q ths greet politieal triumph 81 1874 Inn
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INDUSTRIAL NOTES.

Interesting Items Picked Up About the
City and Vicinity.
The Centre Foundry is running full.
The Wheeling steel plant is running full
time and making big output
The Wheeling Soap Company received q
nice order, yesterday, for Virgin Soap
from Rochester, n. Y.
The Lantern Globe Company at Bellaire
are still shipping large consignments Of
street globes to all points,
The West Virginia China Company is
getting into working trim gradually, and
will soon be running with Q full force.
The Spears Axle Works has started up
and is running in part. Quite q large
number Of axles have already been turned
out.
The Warwick Pottery Company con-
tinues to make q good outprt. and the
force of hands is being increased right
along.
. Repairs are progressing at the Benwood
Iron works, and no time has been decided
upon for resumption Of work. The blast
furnace viii be ready TO blow in in about
two weeks.
The Belmont factory started up Tuesday
morning and win run the rest Of the week,
The blast furnace Is making its usual out
put The Belmont shipped 500 kegs Of
nails South on the Andes Tuesday.
Arrangements are being made for the
consolidation of the Eastern and Western
Glass Bottle Workers Leagues and the In
dependent Glass Workers Association.
This will largely increase the membership
Of the latter organization
Drilling was stopped at the Wheeling
Central Oil Co. q Martin when the Gsntz
sand had been penetrated about twenty
three feet, the owners being afrsid that
deeper drilling wonld reveal salt water.
The well has made one flow and viii be
pumped.
The Wheeling Pottery, which has been
closed down the past two weeks, taking
stock and making repairs, viii resume
in full next Monday. Work on the new
LaBslle Pottery is progressing nicely, and
the buildings will soon be ready to recsiye
the machinery.
The Riverside factories resumed work
on Tuesday and win run the remainder Of
the week. The steel works and skelp mill
are both running steadily, and the tube
works is taxed to its fullest capacity to
meet the demand for steel pipe The
Steubenville furnace is running nicely and
the Benwood furnace. it is thought will
be blown in in about ten days
The La Belle factory resumed work on
Tuesday morning in part and about nj
the machines were on yesterday. The fac.
tory will run until all the nail plate on
hand is used up. The new train Of rolls,
which were put in to reduce steal rail-
into nail plata win probably b tested to
day and II everything works al night tn
| factory win Be supplied with more plata
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WAas Nos says Absst ].

NEW YoRK, July 1s.-when told that
certain Anafehists bad been arrested N
Chicaeo % the charge Of being ooncerssl
In nsw dynamits plot John Most seemsd
sarpeissd, bat sid that h did not belie.,
Il W. trus. "Whsn policemen disoo,s
% called dynamite p'eta." ssid be, 4, )
ssEe % asume that the police tbemsslvs
arc he sathen Of the plots. ssrs
time during the past few months str1
eers have come into ny office and have
offered 70 blow up eli The public bu;ldirp
in Chicago II I would sanction such pro.
cesdins. OF course ! paid no attention 10
than, and am convtneed that they ves
either some Of Pinkeston's men O. d.
euised policsmeo.
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Index TO New Advertisements.
SECOND PAGE

SECOND PAGE
For sale-PhaeiOn Buggy.
Wanted-W Va Employment Agency.
Fruit Jars-Ewtng Bro.
Excelsior Baking POwder-R. H List
Base Balls. Bats, Gloves. &c H. Quimby'
Carter Patent Filters-Johu Friedel.
Kill the Bugs-LOkAn Go.
Rhine Wines-P. Welty & Co.
Special Sale-Seo. r Taylor Co.
Lemon Squeezers-GIeo. W. Johnson 5 sons
Wheeling Female College.
White sulphur springs
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DoIaxs Of Boats and Bessmsn AlonE.sI

Doioxs OF Boats snd Bpatmsn Along.shs
Ohio.
The Chancellor passed mp at 0 q. m
The Elaine LEFT for Parkersburg at noon.
The Courier is to-day's Parkersburg
packet.
The marks at the landing last evening
indicated s feet and falling.
The Scotia 10 due up at an early hour
this morning, and the Fashion mp.
The marks from above yesterday were,
Pittsburg, 1910 feet and falling; Parker,
3 inches and stationary; raining. Nor
gantown, 4 feet 3 inches and falling; cloudy.
Brownsville. S feet IL inches and falling:
cloudy. Rice's Landing, feet 6 inches
and falling; cloudy. Lock No. 4, Z feet 6
inches and falling; rainy. Greensboro, II
feet and falling; cloudy.
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Earned runs, Wheeling ], sandnsky q
two-base hits, Rhue; home run, srodiei
base on balls, Flanagan 2; struck out
Flanagan 8, Scbell 5; hit by pitcher, Otter
son; passed balls, Yak 2,
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TIE FOR FIRST.
AsDLIAAsBssAwISGpRrHE
LEAD.
fhs Home Team Defeats Sapilsky, and Lima j.
Dssnsd BY Zansyins-ohr
Gsns-Nctss

Wheeling and Lima are now de for frst
place with percentage Of 1855 and frac-
ton The result Of to-day's games VIII be
looked for with the deepest interest, and
ii il thought Wheeling viii hold her own,
although Lima has the advantage Of being
ON her o~n grounda However, if some of
her grea. luck deserts her, she may 60
down like some other clubs have done. II
ID very probable both clubs win keep close
together until they meet again, when there
will be another ting Of war, which Wheel
ing will come out of in better shape than
she did on Monday and Tuesday.
Yesterdays Cams.
speaa! Tssesrcss 10 ne Reoaser.
sAsDUsKY, O., July 1s-To-day's
game WA well played BY both clubs. and
wheeling won by punching hits. Flanagan
and schsll both did good work, and were
we'll supported by their catc5srs, Yaik's
throwing to second being especially fine.
vsnsant made several good stops, and
Crosan made several fine catches O'Con-
ner and Rhus did good work for San
dusky. Iu the fifth inning Brodie led
Of with o home run drive into right
field, the ball rolling wsy down into the
grove. Van SAINT went to first on George
Westlake's error, 0tterson was hit by
pitched ball, Flanagan went out from second
to first, Yak hit hard one to Ryn, which
he muffed, and Van scored. S,choi made
8 hit, scoring Otterson and Yak, ana
Nichol scored on Nicholson's dnve.
Stapleton brought in Nicholson with hit.
sandusky scored two in the sixth on
single by Routclifs, Rhus's two-bsgger
and Rsid's single, and two in the eighth on
a single BY Rhus, Flanagan,s
error, g psssed ball and sacrihce. Fol-
lowing is the score In detail:
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Other Games.
Notes.

Curly Lemons has been signed By Mans-
field and Bailey has been released.
R II. Woods, Of Washington, d. G, has
been made manager of the Toledo club.
We challenge the Clippers for o game Of
ball on the tunnel green Saturday after
noon. II accepted, answer in to-morrou's
issue. The Black Diamonds will play the
Silver Leaves on the tunnel green this after
noon at 2:30 O'Clock.
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axxrHAL nrKLHeKNCE.
so,. Arrested for Sealing.

Boys Arrested for Stealing.
Yesterday afternoon Officer Bell arrested
three small boys named jackson, WOOD
~.,d and Foster for breaking into Fai-
Ioure's grocery, on Eighteenth street, and
taxing tberefrom g. Later the boys, VINO
were very young, were released
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people, leaving town for their Summer recre-
alton can have the REGISTER mailed to them At
any address by calling at the Counting Room
Rates same a in the city and postage prepaid
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Pittsburg Bexirks' funniest, ut Steuben-
vile, July FL, a3 and -, 1858.
For the Pittsburg Bezirks' funniest the
Pittsburgh, Cincinnati and St Louis Rail-
way and the Cleveland and Pitsburg Rail.
rood will cell excursion tickets to Steuben-
VILE. at one fare for the round trip. July
2lst, 23d and oath, good returning until
July 95th, inclusive.
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aIbeelins Re9ister
YESTERDAY IN THE CITY.
n.rmnm.rnr Raoord.

Mr.. o. Sehnepf, the Opera House drug
Kist, made the following observations OF
the temperature Wednesday: q. M,
10; 8 a. m, IS; II N, so; 3 p. m, 10;
IN m, n. Weather, ehangeable.
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H.,d I'm $1,000 Bah.

The REGIsTKR yesterday contained an
account of the arrest of Frank Fallstiek and
onward Sehaizinger, Of the Sixth ward,
nv Officers Druschel and Killeen, on the
charge of robbing an express car on tne d.
q o. road. The boys were taken before
Justic Davis, yesterday, and were commit
ed 10 Jail in default Of 81 600 bail each,
for a bearing Saturday afternoon at 2
o'clock.
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Ginger Ale Must Go.

Go 10 the Ice Cream Social at the First
Baptist Church tonight Admission free.
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,.,,~ tn compromls. . Case.


Rsfore Judge Jacob, in the Circuit
Court, yesterday morning, in the case OF
John Umfried v. the B. & o. Railroad
Company, the arguments Of counsel on
the motion for . new trial were beard.
The Court seemed inclined to regard the
verdict of the Jury, for 81 900, a. excessive,
and sussested . compromise, on IS, 500,
upon which proposition counsel will make
. decision to-day.
Thinks It's Her Son.
An old lady named Smith called ut 20
lice headquarters yesterday afternoon with
the clipping from the New York Times OF
Monday, printed in the REGIsTER, OF yes
terday. about the young man, giving the
name of Frank Smith, held at Jersey City
On the suspicion that be was insane, and
stated that her SOD, John Smith, aged
thirty wears, had left home last January,
since when she had had heard nothing OF
him. He had been struck on the head
within club, come time ago, and had acted
strangely before leaving. She was con-
WINGED the man mentioned IN the 1imss
was her son. Chief Smith will send on o
description.
Another Church Robbed.
It seems that there is Q thief or thieves
in the city who are making speciality OF
church robberies. Following upon the ran
sackiug Of ST. Matthew's church comes an
ther. 1t was discovered last evening that
burglars had entered the Disciples church,
and after going through everything and
scattering articles about the church they
left accompanied by \ new baptismal suit
which is valued at $l3, and several other
articles. They gained entrance TO the
church by climbing in q window. A man
falls pretty low when he robs a church
and his crime should be punished doubiy.
It is hoped the thieves will be captured.
The HiIlbury Case.
The statement in yesterday mornings
paper that the man, Hillbury, who was
placed in sill and found TO have several
hundred dollars in gold on his person, had
been securing aid from the county on or
ders issued by Commissioner Chas. Rohrig,
was mistake. Hillburg had been after
Commissioner Rohrig time and time
again, but he had refused to give
him assistance as Hillbury was a stout,
healthy msu enl able to earn living, but
did not do 30 on account Of his is4iness and
horror Of work. On July s,while HillbuIy
wss ont of town, bis wife, who was very III
and had no money or food to keep the fam.
ily alive AMID Md tn Mr.. R2hrig for aid and
upon recommendation Of DR.. Lewis O.
was given an order for s.. This was the
only Sid the Hillburys received from the
county, and it was apparently deserving
ease
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NATURES HIGHWAY.

Go 10 the Ice Cream Social at the First
Baptist Church tonight. Admission free.
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FOR sUNsTROKE.

Use Horsford's Acid Phosphate.
DR.. A. L. ZURKKR, Melroee, Mimi, nys.
ut produced gratifying and remarkable
regenersting effect in case Of sEAstroks. I"
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Go 10 The Ice Cream Social at the First
Baptist Church tonight Admission free.