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BURGLARS ABOUT.

They BrcaIs Into Robert Simpson s Co.'S
This Morning.
This morning about . o'clock three
burglars effected an entrance into the
rear door of Robert Simpson & Co.'s
wholesale grocery, breaking pane OIL
glass in the door and reaching through
to the fastcnings. They were discovered at
work by passers by, and an alarm raised
Officer Shorts chased one Of them as fal
as Water street, and afterwards he and
Officer Wilkie and Waterman Murdoch;
searched the store. The officers know
pretty well who the gang was, and may
catch them this morning.
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PLACE IN THE ASSOCIATION
That Might be Made for WhseIIng-YcstC
days Games-GenernI Ball Notes.

That Might be Made for WheelIng-Ycstor-
days Games-GenernI Ball Notes.
The action taken by the American
Association at It's late meeting, reducing
the price of general admission to games
played between teams of that associa-
ton from fifty to twenty-five cents, may
be the cause of Cleveland throwing up
its franchise and drawing out of the
League. They claim that no more peo-
pie in Cleveland will 40 to see a game OF
ball for twenty-five cents than there
would for fifty cents, and that with the
salaries that are being paid the Cleve-
land men, no money could be made at
the low tariff.
1t has been suggested that ifthe Cleve-
land team goes out, the Wheeling team
might make arrangements with the other
teams in the Association whereby it
might fill the vacancy. The manage
ment here has given some thought to
this and has had Geographic correspon,
dence over the matter. In leaving the
Tri-State League the home team would
forfeit its Sj00surety, but that would be
all. Perhaps the other teams in the AS
ISOLATION would make liberal terms with
Wheeling in order to have team in
Cleyeland's place, thus preventing the
breaks that would otherwise occur. The
guarantee to be paid in the Association
is SlGO per game, four times MS much as
is paid in the Tri-State. This would
prevent making much money here at
home, though the audiences would
probably be large to see the st. Louis,
Cincinnati and other noted teams play:
but while away from home probably
money would be made. Thus far the
matter has only been talked OF, aside
from a few kilograms exchanged, and
nothing definite can be said.
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MARSHALL COUNTY FARMS
-IX1 FOR SALE.
Highly improved farm Of 40 aces mug
south OF MoundsyIlle, convenient to ChufrA Az
schools, within two miles OF mil and dOir.
Farm Of about % acres, two miles IRON NV
and railroad; part bottom.
". V. HOGE 4 BRO.
ie9o 1900 Market street
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The Bellaire Tribune in its issue OF last
evening contained the following: "The
men who were dumped out Of the skifl
blythe steamer Bellaire Wednesday, have
demanded S2l OF Capt. Mcdonald for
damages to tho skit,." This is not the
first complaint that has been made
against the apparently careless handling
OF the Bellairc by her officers. She has
been known to come into the wharf
here, after getting over the creek bar,
with full head OF steam on, thereby
causing such heavy waves that the skitls
engaged in terrying people over the river
We're in danger.
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The usual summer rest among the
many different industrial establishments
in the city is now at an end, and the
employee and employer have returned to
their respective posts OF labor, to stay, ii
is thought, for the remainder OF the
year, at least. The Laughlin mill re-
sumed last Tuesday, and though not
much hRs been done yet, the prospects
are good for a resume in full by the last
of next week. The BenwO0d furnace,
employing over 200 men, got to work
last week, and has been making excel
lent pig. The Buckeye Glass company
will light their fires Monday morning,
and will add q third furnace, which will
be most used for punch tumblers. Exley
4 Co. will complete the new warehouse
in about ten days. The workmcn are
all on hand ready to work, and the out
look for steady run is good. The Ell
son Glass company is ready to com
mence operation for the fall trade, having
completed all their repairs. The North.
wood has made all necessary repairs and
some improvements during the summer
stop, and will 90 TO work on Monday.
The Etna and STANDARD sheet iron mills
are both running steadily and turning
out big products, the men having got
down 10 the work, which at first went Il
little hard. Over twothousand labOrers
will have been employed after Monday,
that have been idle during the best part
Of the summer. This has had telling
effect on business. Merchantssay it was
the dul!est season they have known Tor
n long time, and they, too, are pleased
to see the general resumption Of bust
nnQS
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ing to be elected. We are goingto carry
New York by very large majority
mark that. have Just been over the
Northwest, and II you hear there is q
rising Free Trade sentiment there, don't
believe it. 1t is Just the other way.
And here is straw. was on train
going to Cleveland the other day, and
out Of sixty votes there were forty-seven
for Harrison. The others were for
Cleveland"
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The force OF laborcrs doing the grading
and other heavy work along the line OF
tue new S. p. < o. road, in the vicinity
OF Portland, on the other side OF the
river, was increased yesterday by the
arrival OF sixty Italians from the East.
They are genuine sons OF sunny Italy,
swarthy complexioned, with earrings
and other gaIdy concentrations about
their dirty apparel. There is now quite
an Italian colony Mt work on the road.
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is natures own true laxative. 1t is the
most easily taken, and the most effective
remedy known to cleanse the system
when bilious or costive; to dispel head
aches, colds and fevers; to cure habitual
constipation, indigestion, piles, etc.
Manufactured only by the California
Fig Syrup Company, San Francisco, Cal.
Sold by Logan q Co., Anton P. Hess,
X. B. Burt and G. Menkemiller. At
Bellaire by NJ. n. Mercer.
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Ladies'

in delicate health, and all who suffer
from habitual constipation, will find the
pleasant California liquid fruit remedy
Syrup of Figs, more easily taken and
more beneficial in effect than any othel
remedy. ltacts promptly yet gently on
the Bowels, Kidneys, Liver and Stomach
and does not sicken or dehilitate. Sold
by Logan & Co., Anton P. Hess, r. B.
Burt and G. Menkemeller. At Bellaire
by N. n. Mercer.
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LOCAL BRBylrrRs.
Matters of Minor Moment in and About
the City.

the City.
REPUBLICAN primaries this evening.
THERE was not case in police court
yesterday.
Two deeds OF trust were admitted to
record yesterday.
GREEN corn was almost a drug in the
market yesterday.
"srARoAzERs" are quite numerous
these clear EVENING".
The river was still falling last night,
with three feet one inch on the bar.
A CHILD named Montgomery, living
on EofF street above Twelfth, was lost
last nigh, but the police found her
The Republican State Executive Com
mittce have arranged for reduced rates
on all the railroads TO the conventions
THE water was turned on in the Pax
ton fountain yesterday. People had be-
gun to wonder what the fountain was
for.
YouSu mems meetings will be held ut
the Young Mems Christian Association
building ut s O'Clock this evening and 4
o'clock tomorrow.
The board walk on Charles street,
which was neglected till it fell and hurt
two girls, was repaired yesterday by the
Board Of Public Works.
A MAN named Flanagan, living on
Sixteenth street and employed at Ben
wood, had one leg broken and was 9th
erwise painfully injured by an accident
on Thursday.
GEORGE ESGLE will be arraigned be-
fore Squire Davis at o'clock this after
noon on the charge OF feloniously cut.
ting James Baxter last Saturday nlghI
with intent to kill.
HARRY MEYERS says the dog shipped
by the Adams Express Company Thurs
day night by him, was not Mr.. Dlngers
dog, but brother. He shipped the dog
to Uhrichsville, Ohio.
Tng big tent used here last year at the
Big Reunion, and recently sold to u
Columbus company to be used at the re-
union there, was shipped TO Columbus
on the b. & 0. road yesterday.
Two colOred men had fight on Seven
tenth street east OF Jacob last night
Exaggerated rumors were ationt' put the
true facts could not be learned. Neither
WIS hurt as bad as he deserved to be.
G. p. ARTS is smiling over the pres
ence of a twelve-p pound baby boy which
arrived yesterday morning. The mother
and baby are doing well. This is the
first reek-American born in this state
Mn. LEWIS DAVIS, living mile and a
half below Claringtor, on the OHIO side
writes that he has the upright box OF q
Standard scales, with the beams, weights,
ctr all right, which he caught among
tbc debris washed down the river alIei
the flood Of July 10.
TIE crop Of peaches and plums IN thls
vicinity is the most abundant known "l
wears. The number of peach treesis moi
so great as forty years ago, but thosenIH0,w
bearing have an old-fashioned crop. the
number and variety OF plums is greater
than ever before known.
Mrs. WILLIAM CLEGG, Of Benwood, was
at the city building yesterday looking
for her husband. She says she came
here July from Pittsburgh. Last week
her husband lett hone, saying he ~o"ia
be back the same night, and she has MOI
since heard OF him. He is a steel WORK
er. The police could give her no lnior'
nation.
ARTHUR N. PHILLIPS was yesterday
app0inted administrator OF the estate OF
Arthur NJ. Phillips, IT,, deceased, and
gave bond in the sum OF $500, with y.
q. Phillips assurety. Michael Blum was
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10 tNt LuWOFOI LNG 1htutytNCcTs
sm:-Permit me through your col
umns to call the attention OF the Centre
district voters TO the Importance OF the
choice they are to make this evening OF
Il candidate for County Commissioner,
The importance OF this position is often
overlooked, and it ought not to be,
Col. n. Wilkinson, one OF the candi-
dates in Centre district, is n man OF ex-
perience, an expert in books who is en-
ployed in emergency by nearly all our
local public boards and bodies to audit
their accounts, man OF business capac'
ity unusually well qualified for the
position. Moreover he is known to all
the voters OF the district and respected
and liked by all, aud would be a strong
candidate. Can we afford to slight the
opportunity his candidacy gives us to
strengthen our ticket in a Democratic
precinct? l think not. Will the voters
ofCentre district reject the opportunity?
| hope not.
A FIFTH WARD REPUBLICAN.
Wheeling, august 10.
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THE CANNON FUND

Only $50 Quarters NeedeL-The Roll of
Honor.
Though lost to sight" for a few days
past, the Republican Campaign cannon
fund has not been neglected. 1t has
grown steadily. Little has been said in
the INrELmGENoER Tor the reason that
some correspondence has been in pro-
gress concerning the purchase OF a gun.
1t is now safe to say that when the fund
reaches s25Oa cannon will be purchased
which in beauty, noise-producing ca
pacity, safety and other good points
never had its equal in West. Virginia.
All that is neededis "a long pull, astrong
pull, and a pull all together" and the
cannon will be waking the echoes for
Harrison, Morton and Protection. Of
the names printed below, seventeen are
members OF the Fulton Protective Tariff
Club. Similar clubs elsewhere might
find their example worthy OF emulation:
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The Cleveland & Pittsburgh Railroad
Company will run special train to-
morrow morning from Bellaire to Cleve'
land for employees to attend the funeral
OF Engineer Robert Chisholm, whose
death was noted yesterday. The train
will leave Bellaire at 8 o'clock, standard
time. None but employees Of the road
will be carried, and there will DO no
charges.
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Loolane ror we.t vIrgInIn rlmDor Land..

Another party OF eastern capitalists
seeking West Virginia timber landswith
view to investment and operation on
an extensive scale, arrived in the city
last evening, aud are at the Mcclure
house. Tho party consists OF james q.
Townsend, OF Jamestown, n. " NJ. I.
Laird and William Dowd, OF Brooktield,
n. ", and w. A. LatIerty, OF New York
city. They will leave early this MORN
ing via the Baltimore & Ohio road for
the interior Of the State, to look for
themselves at the lands recommended
by the State Board Of Immigration and
Development. They armed themselves
last night with one OF the maps OF West
Virginia the Board has Just published.
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At Columbus-Two games were play
ed between Columbus and Mansfield
the first having been postponed from
June 2S. In each game the home team
put up great ball, winningbo by super
Tor work at the bat, making but one
error in each, and general good all
around playing. Mansfield was shut
out in the second game. The score,
first game:
GolumHas..-~ Q ( 3-iS il
EaFRed-C Columbus, :; Mansfield, .. Batteries
IN. Ilandiboc and Smith; Dale aud Dillon
umpIre-BaueT
Second game score;
Columbus. o o 3 : . I'll Is
Earncd-Columbus. o. Battcrics-SOmmers
and Hellmau; Miller and Harter. Umpire -
| bauer.
At Kalamazoo By punching their
hits at critical times kalamazoo pulled
out n game from Jackson, though they
were clearly ortplayed by the visitors.
Aldrich was hit hard while Parsons was
quite effective, striking out five men.
The fielding on both sides was fine. The
score;
Kalamazoo. OO2 % e-S 5
jackson. ...... D 0 00l o l-2 3
Earned rqns-KalGmazOo 2; Jackson !. Batter.
lcs-Aldrich and Calhoun; Parsons and Mime.
han. Umpire-swceney.
At Sandusky-Sandusky played n
good fielding game with Toledo, but was
unable to hit Garfield with any degree
Of certainty or safety. Toledo on the
other hand hit Schell hard and often,
but their fielding work was slovenly.
Their batting alone won them the game.
The score:
7. B.n, r.
Toiedo. Toledo. ..,' Q 0 ) IL ii )
Batterics-schell and westlakc; Garfield and
Pike. umplre-BOrnum,
At acknowledgements jumped on
to Phenomenal Jones in the third inning
and for five successive innings lined out
his balls at will. Canton played n fine
fielding game, but got only one hit Off
OF Burchurd, which was made in the
seventh with two men out. Sharp made
a wonderful catch OF n foul fly and was
loudly applauded. The score;
zancsvIllc... 0 Os21 Il Is i & 3
CantOn....,... o o o 0 o o o o. o .
Earned runs-ZaueSyillc 4. BAtterics-Bur.
chard and Johnson Jones and slxsmith. I'm.
piTe, o Brien.
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FOR HOT WEATHER.

A lnlI line Of lightweight Serges, Pin
Checks and Drap de EteS, which We are
prepared TO make up in the best style at
reasonable prices.
Elatbriggan Underwear nj 81 90 q
Suit and upwards. Fancy Flannel Shirts
at 50 cents and upwards, ut
G. HESS i SONS,
1891 4 1898 Market Street.
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S NansReId. g 3 ! 9 9 9 9 5--'SS 4
EaFRed-CoIumbHs, :; Mansfield, .. Batteries
IN. llandiboc and Smith, Dale and Dillon
umpIFe-BaueT,
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The Baltimore & Ohio Railroad will
sell excursion tickets next Sunday, May
20, and continue to sell them during the
entire summer, to Pittsburgh, at the rate
OF 81 80 the round trip. tickets good for
Sunday only. Will also sell excursion
ticketsto Washington, Pa, at the rate Of
81. Trains leave Wheeling at and $40
q. n.
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Religious Notices.

SDIsCIPLEs' CHURCH. Centre Wheel.
~ tng-Rider y. H. Atwood, pastor. Ser.
vices ut 1880 q, m. aud 7:4b p. IN. Sunday School
a. %. N. LaBellc mission at 2;SOp. IN. All are
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10 The FIlIOT OF NE THItlIlDeHctF'
Sm:-Enclosed please find Sl4, the
proceeds Of an entertainment given a
the Glades Hotel, Oakland, for the bene
fit of the sufferers by the recent flood in
your vicinity. Please use it MS you may
think best,
Respectfully,
Mrs. NJ. STEVENS HART.
M. Lake PARK, Nd, lug. 8. 1888.
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FREE TRADE
In lis Relation to The Chemical Industry OF
tho United States.

| "
In lis Relation to The Chemical Industry o
tho United States.
Mr.. W. S. Manning, OF the Albany
Chemical Works, was in the city yester
day and dropped into the lSTGLLlGENcEE
Office to say lie was glad to see West
Virginia newspaper doing such goodser
vice in the cause of Protection. 81 know
something about Impractical sideof the
question, (" said Mr.. Manning. Tknow
how it works in the chemical industry
Take, for example, carbolic acid, used in
every family. II is all imported and
nearly all controlled by England. The
importers price is 40 cents q pound,
the jobbing price ~ cents, 20 cents To
the retailer and so cents to the con.
sumer. Carbolic acid is made from
coal tar, OF which there are enor-
nous quantities going to waste in
this country. II protected SO that the
price would not be less than % cents
for reasonable time, itwould be large
ly produced in this country, and II we
had the market secured to the Ameri-
can industry handsome profit could be
realized at 50 cents. Every effort to
produce Carbolic acid in this country
has failed, because when we begin the
English hammer it down SO low that we
cannot compete with them. About ten
years ago Powers & Weightman, OF Phil
adelphia, and KalbAeisch & Son, OF New
York, made the effort. The English re-
taliated by knocking down the price to
IS cents. When the American industry
was destroyed, the English put up the
price again, and it got up us high as so
cents. Another effort is being made Mt
Pittsburgh by process which, il is
hoped will defy competition from
abroad, but thus fur it has not been sue
cessinl.
\ SILL MORE STRIKING EXAMPLE.
"But carbolic acid is a mere bagateIle,
comparatively continued Mr.. Manning.
"Her is chloride of lime, which sells in
quantity Mt s. per hundredweight. With
enough Protection to justify its manu-
fnctule in this country il could be sold
at 81 80 and there would be good profit
in it. But American capital will not 20
in while there is this danger OF being
WlpCu Out ny tue NSdu SGT Ul ipltiBl
competition. See how it is with chioro.
form. BY the old alcohol process it cost
from 80 to GO cents per pound to make
it. By our new discovery, and a Pro-
lection OF 80 cents per pound, we are
able to produce it, SO that now the con-
sumer gets it ut less than 81 instead of
81 so. The home consumption of chic
reform is about $4,000 annually, and
you can see there is an immense saving
owing to the home manufacture. It
follows also that there is more work for
American labor.
THE TIDE OF PROTECTION.
II tell you that this question OF Pro-
lection is understood now as it never
was before by the masses Of the people.
This is why the Republican ticket is 60
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FOR SALE.

Building Lots In old Fair Grounds hAns
Orchard SOtth md south Front street. and
| South Penn street, at very low NguTch'
A -Four RoOmcd Cottage Tor ~. u, y,,s
Sevcn RnUmed HOuse, No. 2 s"S'" iV'
street, bathroom, &c. .,.,,,
Six RoOmed Brick House southwest to'1 y.
| Thirty.clghth and wood stT.cl; VIII "a! -
| investment. r...l,r,f
five Roomcd House, No. q North BfOAiSH
street. all IN first class condition, will LAAA'
very pleasant home. al. r.,.t
seven RoOmCd House, No :. S North ff'''
street; river lot, on high ground .,.,s,.t
Five kOOmed iiOufe nj ii9 Aafke' "''''.
good property cheap. ,...-.-,.1 IN
G2 South Huron street, 500.
Dwelling Houses always on hand i0f Tthb.
jy8I @, o, SMITH, l2!l Naln u
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Change of Time on the p. c. 4 st. L. Ry,
New time table taking effect Sunday,
August 8, make trains arrive and depart
as follows, city time: Leave 7;20 a, M,
1875 p. m, 4:20 p. M, and 9:4O p. IN.
Arrive $3.50 a. m, II a. M, 3:45 p. M,
and 9:20 p. m, Train leaving at 1920 a.
IN. for Pittsburgh and train leaving
Pittsburgh 7:1O p. m. for Wheeling run
through solid.
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MuNEoE, \. G., Oct. A, Nv.
THE PorrER DRrG 4 CmrNIc, n ~. ~ ~,

y N '71'V-V u N11IHIVNL W.
Gentlemea;-Nr. wm. $. Stephenson o,,,,
county, bro9gh. his son to town io-laS 10 II ~,
dies had done for him. This i I'M H9st
70 IN our letter to son some lime aeo ~ iSTiiivi
AZ the boy now, one would supposS n ~, ~ .o9i
had never been anything the matte ,, 1, inca tls''
seems to be In perfect health W. bsvs .- Hi-
and herewith inclOse what his father IA. ' ~
about the m9!!er-wiote 1t just as he dlrta,Sh =!
Remedies and hear nothing hui M I,S. SsGguis
We regard the Cuticun Remedlts Ia. d., ~ ~ 4.
market, and shall do all we can 10 pfn,Sas, y. :
sale. Yours truly. s'''
STEVENS 4 BRUNIp
Druggists and Phafmaci,,,
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Inaddition to our $500 and s. so G olden
Rule line OF hand.sewed button, we will
offer genuine French Kid vamp, hand
sewed button Mt the remarkable low
price OF 81 80 per pair. Workmanship
warranted, J.W. ANuCK & Co.,
Sole Agents.
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THR WAGES OF THE AMERICAN LABoRRR
CANNOT BE REDUCED EXCEPT WITH THE
CONSENT AND WITH THE VOTE OF THE
AMERICAN LABoRIR HlNsELF.-JAMIs G.
blaine
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A ErightiuI Skin Disease.
sufferIngs Intense. Head n+,.,
raw. Body covered wlsn Son..
Cured by the cutlcura Remssl.'

MEssRs. STEVENS ( BRuSER, Moume No.
Dsar sl,, ,.Aso't two Eolid, aso. on 80,
ResOlvent, one Box Cuticun sale suslgh
cake OF Cutlcum sOap, for my Son ara wv XVI ois
years, who has been afflicted with 49,, ~.
long time, and am pleased to al ia, a 20
the remedies have cured him nj ~ y,..y'i
were intense, his head being nearly nav 'IbTg.as
Delng gone except The gristle, anG hi, III, =,
70 behold. The sores have now Mi tAlt'-
his skin Is healthy eyes bright, cherIi1l ffaigi
position, and Is working every day W, y, "a y,
6on are witnesses to this remarkable ~, SEQ
the doubling ones are requested 10 On a. ny
me, or any OF my neighbOrs. 'Nas
Winchester p. o., Union Co.. Q, :. GCt &.
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On and after Sunday, May 8, the Ohio
River Railroad will sell excursion tick
cts every Sunday until further notice:
Wheeling TO Sistersville and return
81 80, Wheeling to Parkersburg and re-
turn 81 %. Tickets good one day only.
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THE WAGES OF THE AMERICAN LABoRER
CANNOT BE REDUCED EXCEPT WITH THE
CONSENT AND WITH Tue VOTE OF THE
AMERICAN LABoRER HEMsELF.-JAMEs &.
BLAINE.
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The WAGES OF THE AMERICAN LABoRER
CANNOT DE REDUCED EXCEPT WITH THE
CONSENT AND WITH THE VOTE OF THE
AMERICAN LAnoRER HIMsELF.-JAMEs g..
BIAINE
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The Mt. Lake Park Hotel is situated
in the prettiest part OF one of the most
heRlthinl OF mountain resorts. Write
for accommodations at once.