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4 BOLD ASSERTION
A Temperance speaker Denounced Tor
Expressing Himself twD ircclJ.

PIrTsBURG. Jun9 While addressiu (
temperance meeting under tie aus'
pices Of the WOmaus Christian Tenn
peraDce Union in this city tonight.
Rev. James Madden. prohibition orator
from Kansas. raid Il was M Johns
town when the flood occurred bat
managed through my Own cencrgi,-
and perseverance 10 ESCAPE the Hood.
Those who had not done 90 let % warn-
ing six hours old 20 uuhecdci. waited.
were drowned and went 10 he'll.
The murmur that instantly arose
from the audience fairly shook tho
building. William M0hatt and Daniel
DonahIe, who had lost relatives in The
disaster. arose together and denounCei
the speakers consignment of the sui
ferers as horrible. A large portion OF
the audience left the room. and ON ar
riving on the street. au indignation
meeting was held. Some n Tho more hot
headed suggested that committee te
appointed 10 return up--lair. Tor hr.
Madden. and that he be- treated 90 the
indiguities of mob. Before this sug-
gesuOn was put into eiI,ct several
the scene. deprecated the conduct oi
Madden. and pleaded that FOR. then
sakcs no violence be- done him.
The crowd finally. bat sulieuly. cone
-euted TO Jet the reverend Madden go
scot free. After lapso of time he
emerged from the ball and was ap.
proached by Mr. Donohuc. who de-
mandCd an explanation OF Inns
strange remarks Mr.. Madden slid
that If given time he would clear
up matters and that his remarks were
only applicable o. rum sellers. 10 i-
bat just 90 the ladies who comprise.
the Union to say that the Rev. Mad.
dens remarks panied them deeply
Mrs. Jones called on all of the ladic-
connected with the Union To- rise and
show their 0i'approval of thcoccurcnce
which they did 90 woman.
a resolution was presented slowing
tho hearty sympathy of tine Union for
the JohnstOWn sufferers, aud its viii
i1guc-s 90 aid them IN amy way possible
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FATHER TAnNEY AND HIS PARISH
lONERS.
YfSiGEDAH 4 QU;IE STaDAY Al
WIrL,AWsgOET.
= soldier Commits suicide ~ Johns
t0wn- f'rOspeeis of q fIgnt BeiWeen
Bun3 and Mcmillan nrs.
WagamnftcF's Kciuru.

JonysrowN. PA. June 0.-Father
Tahuey ls Catholic priest. who be-
uayes that where Peter is. there is the
church. ana that churches as well a.
persons can De made without stone
wallis. DO. church to-day was under
the blue Sky in Patrick Matthews b
side yard. The grass was his
l01ist09l and the June roses
that swung in the air were his
cens1is. Iuc Matthews residence and
yarI commands view If the wrecked
wall. ald shattered tower OF st. John 's
and lhe ruined and torn parish cemeie-
ry. now filed with trunks sf trees,
stones. broken pillars and CROSSES. Be
Zone him stood ntiful remnant OF bis
pau,hi8ucra. whom be toGchingly cx-
h0rtcl to the pDriormanc" of prayer and
duty. Many of his listeners were
brought to tears.
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Tho craze for crockcry decoration
has broken out with renewed vigor
and many st. Paul ladies are exploit
ing their art inclinatlOns IN delicate
tracery in gold, bronze and all delicate
tones Of color upon fine and translu-
cent crockery Since tho process OF
firing has become a mere family pas
time. and most families can procure
one of the portable kilns, which fire
from 80 to $50 pieces Of the precious
ware at a time, gas being used as the
firing agent, the polite industry mas
been greatly stimulated. \ 81. faul
gentleman. whose abode is a perfect
treasure house OF exquisite decorative
work. said the other day that he
found IL was more convenient ana
economical to let his family enter
with all their resistless and lrreprcssl
bic enthusiasm into the whole busi
ness Of crockcry decoration and firing
at home, and give them full swing
with barrels Of ware and ono or two
kllns. IL cntcrtains them immensely,
and he has no objection 10 looung inc
crockcry and color bills. lie thinks
that when the enthusiasm shall have
spent its novel force there will be d,
moro space in the house for decorated
crochcry, and the weary decorators
can rest their dainty hands and dis
pose Of their kilns to others who arr
innamcd with desire to engage II
the pastimc. st. Paul Pioneer Press.
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Of these enclosures will accommodate
from 10. 1000 to 10000 people. and the
round trip 10 Cuba and back VIII
not consume more than a week.
The expense of going and re-
turning will no, be more than
that incurred ry A trip TO New
Orleans. The fight cou'd take
place in the morning. and IN the a,.er-
noon there might be a genuine bnli
fight. which Wotild be novelty to New
York and other Northern apOrts. There
are thousands Of people who vOu 'd
take advantage of an offer like this
while they could not be induced 10 20
TO New Orleans-loss Of time and money
being the only things that would
keep them away. The 4 heme Is good
one from an artists point OF view, but
there are draw backs 10 IT'S being carried
out. It would indeed be great snap
TO see the biggest prize fight Of the age
in tile morning. 20 away for lunch ana
then 20 back to the fighting grounds
and witness a first-claas bull fight Dy
the Spaniards. IL would be like going
to camp meeting and going out for
lunch between the sermon and the
do1ology.
With all the talk about the English
sporting men being so anxious TO put
their little sOyerclgns on kilrain s
chances Of winning in the coming bat
tie. comes the following telegram To- a
newspaper in this city famous
for the accuracy OF It's sport
ing intelligence "since Sullivan
has settled down he has grown IN
favor and money is quietly being put
out on him. The crowd that Is betting
on Kilrain are MltchellKilrain crazy.
and will scatter ike sheep when the
time comes. Sullivan IS thought to be
a sure winner
That IL what everybody who knows
ANYTHING about the two men saw.
IHkTTTHRr
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should take charge Of the work OF
policing the valley aud cleaning 1t up
Including Johnstown aud the surround
ing boToughs.
In an interview Governor Beaver said
the public powers Of the State must b"
exercised To restore things 20 their nor
nal condition. The funds which have
come into my hands In such large
amounts and from so many quarters
outside Of the State. and
which have been impressed upon me
as a sacred trusti Will be expended
wholly and absolutely FOR the benefit Of
individual suffers. 40 part Of it viii be
expended in work. which i, legitimate
" the domain Of the 5 ate under its po-
lice powers.
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lOWNSTOWN HEALTHY.
Governor Boasgr pledges Million Dol
lars irons irc state treasury.

JOuNsrOWN June 9.-The State Beard
of Health to-day hung out bulletin.
NO epidemic disease of amy kind pre-
walls nor ls lt expected that any " III
arise. The whole region mas been di-
vidcd into convenient districts each
placed under % competent samiarian.
The State Board If Healih is prepared
to meot all emergencies as they arise.
Dr. Jos. N DlckersOn. iu charge oi
Bedfort ST. hospial. and Dr. T. i.
Hazard. of Allegheny, deny emphatical-
.1ythat ihcre singiecase OF dlphtheria.
| Religious services Wer0 held al several
different places throughout the city to-
dav and were largely attended.
The waters teglu TO give up their
dead to day. the ninth since the ilcod.
/ Fifty odd bodies Weie recovered mere,
most of thcm Il .aiiug ln the water.
S.ycn of Them were dragged out of the
ratt ablv9 the bridge. Ga the body Of
I CHRISTOPHER Kemp, IN uudefiaker. W. S
found S3.iOl. The boiy ui Miss Benie
BRYAN. ol Philadelphia, was dug up TO.
day and positively identified. IL had
beon buried among the unknown.
GoveNnor Beaver came here to-day
and plelged million dollars from the
State Treasury upon conditions which
were satisfied 40 once.
There will be no extra session of The
Legislature. The State Commission
with the Governor 40 its head, will take
control Of the relief work OF Wedres-
day.
Two hundred ciazens Of Piitsburg,
Philadelphia and other portions of It
Will become individually responsible
for he money until the Legislature
mosfs and makes appropriations thai
vii relieve thcm. IL WAS also arranged
that on "Wednesday morning General
llastings, acting for Governor Beaver
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nronnedinIhe Nonongahe.a

PlrrsBURG. PA. June at 1920
O'Clock tonight Margaret Carroll. aged
thirty-tw0: Maria Thomas. aged thirty
one. ana Maggie Thomas, aged Two
years. were drowned IN the Mononga-
hcla river. at the foot Of south Third
street. The party, in company with
two men. who were intoxicated. were
crossing the river in a skilf, which was
unset. The men were rescued aud
placed under arrest. The body ot Mar
garct Carroll was recovered.
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Treasury Department. ard several
oi them recently employed
eN-ReprCscuiatiyc John Il. Thomas TO
present their case. This hc q d so sue
cossiully that Secretary Tracy approved
the request. and directed Judge Advo-
cate General keamy 60 issue "a circular
order giving thc men leave with pay.
The latter. however. declines to DO
This. he holds that it is contrary TO
law, and Therefore bee cannot approve
the Secrctary's action. The matter
viii be further discussed on Secretary
Tracy s return from Norfolk.
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CARNEGIE. THE pRoTfcTloNlSE
VIII io.paS Declare 'hc piace> Of sine-
tccn Hundred Ficn vacant.

PfTTsBrRG. PA. June o Andrew
Carnegie will be at Liberty t9-morr0w
t0 declare the places of n,mlt ninc,ceu
hundred Of his Homestead Steel Works
employees vacant. SINCE not "a singic man
has signed the firm proposed sliding
scale. who belongs Co tine Amal-amatei
Association of liOn aud Steel Workers.
D. transpiIes that Do was Tot thc iuien-
tion of Carnegie, Phipps a. Company to
enforce their scale ou Juae l-t. bui
they presented it at that time with the
intention OF giving the men am oppoI
tuuity TO embrace it or quit. From
present appearances the latter
viii DO neither. They have
been calmly waiting until to-mor-
row. when the s'eel committee
of the Amalgamatcd Association moct-
and fOrmulates their scale. then they
Will meet the firm by committee anu
discuss wages Since the meeting wheu
they rc iected the firms Proposition. the
men have ignored thc notices sent te
them. The men assert that with the
Carnegie scale in operation even tho bls
Illinois Steel Company wsuld he Grip
pied. I'm the interest of the brother
members Of their organization. there.
fore, the Homestead men are deter
mined not tO accept the proposed scale
and while they DO not want to stink -
if it can be prevented they -ay that OBJ,
minority will stand fight OF ycar
rather than give ln. &c
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Prospects Of = Fight BeiaceniDu=J ana
Mcmillan.

WAsmNGTON. D. q, juno Q -IhcI1
rs rome prospect f fight being ar
ranged between Duffy. Of Boston, and
Mcmillan, of this9ity. The latter some
time ago issued challenge 10 fight
Daily. who defeated him about a year
ago. but no attention vas paid tO the
challenge by the Boston boy. Recently.
however. me informed Mcmillan that
he would probably accept the defy, and
within tho next ten days the match
will be made. IL will be- for 900 q
side and the feather-w weight champion.
ship Of the United States. The match
will probably take place in ;he neigh
borhood of New York city about SIX
weeks after signing articles.
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Great Damage from iiains.

INDIANAPoIls. June 9.-Adyiccs ilom
an parts Of the State in hcate great
damage from the rains Cf ihe past week
both to the growing crops and the prop
crty situated along the water c1ui-ls.
I'm White and other c0uulie- the bot
toms are all covered with water. aud
hundreds Of acres of growing crops are
submerged. The people bayc all fled
To the high lands for safety.
A gentleman who returned to day
from the Ohio river. repolls that OBJ,
stream is very high and is rising rapidly
and that large amount az the wreck
age from JohnstOwn Is being brought
down.
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WANTS.
urANTFD-YOING MtN TO AT

tyvANTED-TWENTY GIRLS TO
w make cheroots. steady work Tor .'H,
hands. 4. W.WiNNN co, JlO cary stree
lll-If
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Sometimes lie Does.

"Goodliyer, | am told that your
wife is a most excellent cooki' wei,
YES. she is. | was paying her % 2
week for it when married her i
see; so you married your cook to make
sure Of a good tables" Just so; but
since our marriage We hire woman
who doesn't know steak from a
suuash. to give us both the dyspepsia.
Saw. what would become of MS all Il II
WAS the custom for man TO ahand on
his business and give up his profession
when he got marrledT bob burdelle'
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Nrw YORK. juno g.-Ihercsa A,.or.
wife of cigar maker named John As-
tor. committed suicide lo day by taking
Paris green. Astor claims to Ie 90
cousin of his millionaire namceake. and
has frequently been written up ~
such loo the newspapers. lle earns only
SO lO % week. and lives iu miserable
tenament Dc-nondrcy because oi
poverty i5 given as thc cause az the
woman - suicide
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The rrc.,dcns attend. snmcn.

WASHINGTON. ID. e.. Juuc 9.-Ihe
President heard "Chidcen 5 Day
service at the Church OF tine Covenant
this morning. lie was accompanied ny
Mrs. Ilaruson and d. SOFT. They
were surrounded by about three hun-
drsl children Upon the platform We're
three hundred pots of Towering plants,
which were distributed among the chil-
dren al the closo OF the service.
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CswfGO. n. y. june 0.-A storm Of
rain and bait IA ,sod over this section
about 5 CLOCK this afternoon, as ,hc
people were gathering 90 mass-mcet-
ing in aid of the Johnslown sufferers.
Great damage was done 90 sirawbetnes
ami tobacco crops and la many fields
they were utterly ruined. The ram
aI boo twenty muutes was J ! 10
Inclla.
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CLEVELAND. o., June o. -Thi- city
been in turmoil for several days over
the mysterious disapp 1i Maggie
Ih0mps0n little elrI residing in lhe
south sidc ll was thought that She
hai been abduced and detectives were
sent 400 over the state and to various
Institutions ln Indiana boo quest of htr.
Tonight her body $3.50. toUud u
fhe cellar Of family named
L,uth. residing % few doors from the
home Of tine Thompson ,. Tho body
vas horribly muu'atcd. the head being
entirely severed. Tine police 40 once
arrested thc entire Icuth fanny. aui
aro busly endta,orug to hunt zap fresh
cmes. The Iouth- have n.t heen iien
uf.l with the case heretofore. The
discovery has created tnc widest cX-
cltomont boo ibis uIehb9Iholi.
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.L YORK. June g. - Mrs.. John
".ram.kor and child. with several
membef. of the Postmaster Gene
i.. iamIly arrived to-day ON the
..f.nr la Brciagnc. from lavfe.
iN0t were met by Mr. Wanamdker and
..... i0 the Hotel Brunswick.
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WASHINGTON. June o. Per diem en-
i'.te. 90 ihc Navy Department are agi-
'-.el over lhe question Of annual leaves
I aD clcc. These employees, princi-
ia.t Jiaughl,men laboreisat the navy
lafI aud clerks employed under the
,ltcal appIopiiation for the increase OF
iNs navy. think they are entitled %
'iNf.f days leave with pay, Ike
'Ae pr dlem employees Of the
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NIAGARA FALLS. y. y June o.
Jack Walker. local boaiman, With
F.auk Davey4. "a friend. were out ou
fbo river some distance above the falls
today when they lost control OF the
boat and it was swept over the falls.
Tine bodies Of the men have not yet
lren recovered.
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WAsnlNGroN, d. c.. June v.-oiT
Inl,an Pauncofotc. the British Minister
called ON the President to-day ana Je'
livered 10 him message OF sfhl"lny
from Queen Victoria for the lcss.s s1s.
taiaed by the American people by lh'
10 INST )wn disastsr.
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IfID.nrAG. June o. 10 is re-
r Iefe tnat ihe Shah n Persia.
N. VI-it tO the Car chleiei
If.i treaty temporarily annex
n.rihsfn portion Of Persia To-
..-4. iuwie in tho event oi ccr-
.rf.. ...n-.l-
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A Boston newspaper thinks it high
time that the expressions The col0red
lawyer. 1.-The colored artist. and the
Ike were cxpunged from the vcruaeu
lar phraseology. and says How would
10 look. for instances. 10 speak of Wash
ingtOn FlsLder. E-quire. the rcd-hsaded
bank president: or OF Ulysses Flauerfy.
the blnuy-leggsd broker: or of Corne-
lius CrOnan. the cross eyed corresp0n-
dent Of the Concord ChrOnoipe2 -
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weather indications ior To-Day

r WASHINGTON. ID. c.. June o.
.,, Indications for Virginia, shO"
crs: slightly cooler, southwes.-
= crly winCs.
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Regular excursions to Warwick Park
aud the monitors to-day by Gond0la
Chimboraz) at 10 A. NJ. ana J.. NJ.
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sorIo
OFFICE of CITY COLlEcr0ii
rfrt,fo>p IA. June /. 1850.
TO TAXPAYERS.

NOTICE TO IAA-PAl Ettn.
ann NOW ready 20 receive CITY lNAf@
rf.r rtif YEAR l-sD 1.-THE whole ot one
hnlf D., not paid by the 5oih lnsishl nv ~,
r.mr Will be- added. and DO remaining unpaid
u.trl -rutefnDer ist the 'oilrctot i- tet"ia''
p, rnll,ct The same ~ tine law 'iitci5' a.,
AIulals~ twcnty-oIc years OF age anu ai
,,erson, male or fcmaleI who own persona,
,rou-rt,. are assessed, and VIII please c'i'
PANlNG. PIPE. and SEW tH-CONNE,
rios FILLS are to bc paid La the same man
ner as taxes. and $40 the same Nine.
,on, nom ordinance, chapter IA. section :
~lfall taxes with which any eieoh or ans
estate of a drcedent Is asa sset oc not p'i'
h.lore t.e nist dag Of september the yoi
iector snail distrAln, except whFfc one -hhI
thereof has been paid under the 81 ae,llph
ar excspt the same be- suspended Dy ofier
ne Committee Oh Finance. VINO snail frpoi
~ r.a.sn therefor 10 the next meeting O
tue City Council o
+. ". CUNNINGHAM,
jsl-lm Ioii'e'"i vi Wy i"Ne'
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Try May Apple" It will please
you.
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MILLINERY AND FANCY Goods

known fn of tho trade o
ye
lsfr rush
IN ar ufp ass
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FOREIGN NEWS.


ROME. june 9.-The statue OF Bruno,
The philosopher, who was burned iy
oIdcr of the luquisilion in 1000. WIS
unveiled to-day amid the dcmon-trl-
uors of the people. Toe Pope is re-
ported t1 Dee much depressed over
the event. lie has passed three days
in absorbed prayer inhi- priyaiecharci.
THF SAMOAN CoNFERENCE.
LONDON June o. The Times Berlin
correspondent tclcgraphs thai thc par,
iu tine provisional agreement reached
by the Samoan conference. 90
which the government 100 WASH
ugion moro especially objects. ia
thc agreoment1or international control
Of $ Simol. A htcu ha. undoubtedly
arisen too. on the question OF tho pun.
ishmcut of Mltoai1. concerning winch
there is apparently divergence oi
opinion between Washington and ber-
lin.
TIES SHAH WELCOMED.
BERLIN. June @ Tho Shah arrived
to-day and wa. welcomed by 'hc tm
peror. Count Herbert Bismarck, and
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OF all apples, May Apple is the
,psf
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txCi'm>IONs, rICNICs, &C.


This win Doe thc most aiifncuNr 'Acur iy. ,.
oi,f ,,f ntrnft0nI on thlS date. and probably
tnrouIy ono during thr season lo " rst lnihi.
The Hotel "rcrmlnn" VIII pui thelr new mn
sl,,tff rnlIiflu geo the disposal of the ercui-
sloui.t-. aud VIII also furnish music st'u'.
pouffnx n.hing and other attractions WIZ
Dee i1uul 300 ahundarce
rr,in WIN leave Richmond uud lnnNllr
deruf. af foot of Virginia street. 80 A. M1
returning. leave West Point 100 b.lD /. VI.
Fare lOr thc round trip. % cents
Il~IlIl =. POTTS,
Division Passenger Agent.
JAMES j. TAYLOR.
f.DrnruI Passenger Agent. irt-1t
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A RARE OPPORTUNITY.
ONES LOSS. MEANS AN0THERS. GAIN.
Read and Profit :!
.KAUFMANN & CO.
Read and Profit :!


sgnninr ms ,nd
uia r rc
i and We
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The regular st5O and 81 -. WHITE
1EGliORN FLATS for MISSES. it-
ducod to.................... $50 and ! ,
The regular Si.15 WHITE lf1HOhN
ROLLING SAILORS. reduced in...... rf
Tho regular g.l2 WHITE it1lllkN
ROLLING SAIL lliS reduced tH....... N,
Notwithstanding the famine in FLOW Ilt IS
at present. our 49, irtmcut is very largo Hih
complete and our prices on " ltfAlll~ A 10
NONIlNkS are below nll competiilon.
IIONG OSTRICH PIiMES in black
white and cream, the regular s.
goods 'l
The 81 30 grade .iii
The 90 grade for = ID
Ules grade for. Observation-Disclosures. 5u
1hc buc. quality, WHITE ANnthIAN
OSTRICH lll-. 3 90 "a bunch. for . %
The .Sc. quality. BlAtk. WHITE AND
CREAM OSTRICH tlrS. 3 20 "a
bunch mr. ...... .... .........
The 81 quality. bLACk, Wliilf AID
IKENM OSTRICH TIPS. TO "a
bunch. fOr ................. ............ 1l
IhcSl.25qrnii s.. BlAtk, ,WlilitANp
CRfAM OSTRICH IliS. 3 to
bunch, i'r ................... ................
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ClULDEEN'S TRIMMED SAILORS,
white. tan. navy aud brown, ai........ y
BI. ACk And WHITE SHADE hAiN
sfiN gn af ............... -
The HACK FANCY EDGE $50. quahty
~TKAW-.In six OF the leading shapes,
reduced this week. te............ ....... ...... !"
Tho ro.uiar 45c. quality. blN'k 'h
WHITE FANCN STRAW, reduced
This week. fO............ ............ .-.. ~
lhe regular $50. quality. hLAt Il nlt
WuIIr fANCA STRAW, reduced 49,
this week to..........- ..... "'
The rrgulur 81 quality, blA'k nit
WHITE FANCY -itAM, reduced
This week tu .......... ............. .......... ''
The regular sl.15 quality. hli b. tN'-
LIZ LII N'''N.'' '' %
The reguiar SLID quality, hi .N,h tN'-
II~H MILAN. 900 very h'H' N""l'H', 49,
ON N.. ...... .......... .... -'
The regular S. QuaIty. biA,k tND-
IIsH MILAN. boo very best HnAp'-' ,s
uulN N. "'
Tine rfgulnr 81 1u quality
R.ACk IEGllNltN
FLAI~ reduced io..... W.
rhc regular eif1 Qunllil,l
ttr- re,trs,i o.. ..... LADIES -
The regular i2 uulitN, ~li Nli0
While lt1iiOltN
FLATS. reduced to -
/ The regular ei.s5 quality,
WHITE ltGuultN
FLAI-. reduced to..... %
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r.or stock of tnn pnrn
nr same.
not luyo
t(<f~ INtANIS DHt-stS
COLI
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The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-06-10

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The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-06-10

The Standard.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1889-12-12
John GiIpins Ride.


It is evident from the speed attained
by John Gilpin's horse that it was well
cared for and all owners of live stock
should exercise caution and care by
having a reliable remedy at hand.
Veterinary Carbolisalve cures cuts,
wounds, bruises, collar and saddle
gals, sores, mango. scratches, thrush,
inflammation and all abrisions of the
skin and diseases of the feet of horses
and cattle quicker than any Other
remedy, and is the only preparation tha
Invariably reneus the hair IN its origi'sa
color. It is endorsed by Jay Eye Sees
driver and by prominent horsemer
generally, Large cans $1.0O; small
cans 30 cents. Sold by all druggists
g. 80
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1889-12-12

A single kiss cost an Oswego man
$27. 90. Kansas kisses seem to bring
a higher price than most other pro-
ducts. The reason of this, DOUBTLESS,
is that railroads have nothing to do
with their transmission.