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The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1891-08-01
BASIC CITY NOTICE.
We have been selling so many lots
Of the
Waynesboro and Basic City Land

Company on the usual Basic City terms,
e cash, balance 6 and 12 months, that
we had decided to make no further sales
on the installment plan. But at the
urgent solicitation of many who coald
nototherwise purchase, we will continue
the sales for limited time, at not quite
tho old prices, but on the old terms,
TWENTY EQUAL MONTHLY PAY
M ENIS. We are so convinced of the
rapid increase in the value of this pror,-
erty that we have secured GOO lots adj
joining it, which we will offer as soon
as we can get the necessary plats, etc.
One of the cosiest homes on Church
street at fair price.
n. w. CROWL Real Estate Co.,
Roanoke, Va.
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NOTICE.

IN
The annual meeting Of the stoclhold.
ers of the Commercial Land Company,
of Roanoke, Va. will be held az the
office of c. O'Lcary & Co., on Tuesday,
August 4, 1891, at l2 m.
A. d. RICE, Secretary.
july1-law-4w
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DOANOKE PHOTOGRAPHIC
IN Studio, 12D Salem avenue
ELIZABETH a. R0DDAN AND
LUCY ID. BALDWIN, Photographers.
Outside work and interiors a spcc-
ialty. Development and printing done
for amateurs. myl3-Gm
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u)IDDLE-SLADE MANTEL COM
III pany, ZIG North Charles street,
Baltimore, furnish and put in Lows
nrt tiles. fine hardwood mantcls, Jack
son CRATES, tile floors; in fact. any
thing nrctainine to fire place work.
may13-3m
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EAST ROANOKE PROPERTY.-I
IL make n specially of East Roanoke
property, and would like all hnving
property in that section to list II with
me. j. l.. KELLY, real estate agent,
506 Commonwealth avenue. mayS-3m
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To-MORROW MAY BE TOO
a lTc!. Had better insure to-day.
Take nm accident policy at once. The
American Accident Company. Illus
bands protect Your family with pol.
icy i'll the Mutual Benefit Life Com
pany. Ii gives insurance safe, pure
aud simple Mt about onc-hnlf the rate
of the old methods.
+. W. M'DANIEL. Agt.,
laJclrcrson street, (rcar oilicc).
june2G-lmo
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NOTICE.

All persons indebted to me will please
come forward and settle their accounts
On or before August Is, or they will re
placed in tho hands Of constable for
collection.
aug1-10t w. C. THOMAS
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IT NJ. COOKE " co, SUCCESS.
IL sors 10 l.. F. Burks, practical
plumbers. gas and steam filters. rs
Commerce street, Roanoke, dealers in
al kinds OF plumber, gas and steam
filters supplies.
Prompt attention to orders and
satisfaction guaranteed may3)6m
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A L. FCQUA, PLUMBER, GAS
~ and steam filter; dealer i'll
stoves. ranges, heaters, iron and terra
Gotta piping, &C, at lowest prices.
No. Ill Commerce street.
janclg-6mo.
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NOTICE SALE OF STOCK OF THE RAN
~ DOLpH INVESTMENT COMPANY.
The following subscribers To the capital stock
OF me Randolph Investment Company, having
rallied To pay the assessment due nv them n re-
qnired by tho President and Directors OF said
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1891-08-01

Ak HALL. NO 81 SALEM AVE
~ nue.. Is the place for Pure Liquors.
Cigars and Tobacco
Good drinks. Good order. Good
treatment and good time yuaran-
iced. j. CAL. POrEET.
Bed rooms for rent. tulyi-Gm
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ANSWER BULLETIN.
WANTED.

=" ANTED.-ROOM AND TABLE
w boarders at 504 Campbell street,
corner Park iuly3O-tf
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WANTED = GENTLEMAN AND
w wife to board: nice front room;
terms reasonable; .Tcrry's Hill. 920
Third street s. w. july2G- lmo
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"ANTED.-FOUR BOARDERS: 5
w minutes from depot. Apply rs
Jefferson street $. july20-tf
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stanley ss a phllanthrOplst.

The declared intention Of Henry NJ.
Stanley, the great African explorer, to
donate all the magnificent presents he
has received from the crowned heads Of
Europe, amounting in value to a half
million dollars, to General Booth, Of the
Salvation Army, that he may sell them
and devote the proceeds to furthering
his scheme for the smelioraLion Of the
poor OF London, ia explained in his
book, "In Darkest England" is worthy
of the man whom oil the world is hon.
oring for his deeds OF noble selfsacrifce.
His decision to give this magnificent
gift to so worthy q cause is more than
the act Of philanthropist who writes
his check for a half.million Of his mil.
lions OF earned or inherited wealth for
q like purpose. With Stanley 1t ia the
conservation to great cause of the dec.
orations and costly gifts conferred upon
him by the monarchs Of o continent in
recognition Of his indomitable courage,
his fidelity to duty, the priceless work he
has done for the cause Of civilization, and
the great discoveries he has given to the
world. 1t is the voluntary gilt to the
cause Of humanity Of things that have
more than an intrinsic value TO him and
that money cannot replace.
Stanley has, in adopting this course,
added to his greatness and strengthened
himself in the estimation Of the people
Of the whole world, to whom he belongs.
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..,.,,.., % o,,bor feyTet ont the gang and
t s.,s' H. ~ ~ in"tics' or to male the
. pl.ns aI 'a,, -, ~ them tbat thew win be
La Wv" :. ~ .ssl a cooler climate. II the
~. ~ ~ 4. ~ ~, lava enouob % afford sutfi.
'9 ~. - 0rotso,inn The nrouer steps look.
; S.sn =. p ~ ;nc-ssSo sbopld he taken. But
.LS y t.nI, does nat appear 70 lie In this
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INTEREST IN INGALLS,.
The Cynical Kansan WIN Have . New
Lease of Power in Pnbiie Life'

The Cynical KAn1an VIII nave &OH
Lease Of Power In Pubilc LIFE
spseia, Dipateh 70 As IAtaleaog.
WAsHixaToN, D. O., Feb. SIT Is
stated that Senator Ingalls,, after all, Will
not suffer for want Of subsistence,
whether he lsbors with tongue or pen,
or refuses to labor at all. He is report-
ed by his colleague to be worth about q
ouarter Of q million in real estate, cash
and securities Of various kinds. Just
now there seems 10 be % much interest
and even anxiety here Rsto what Mr..
ingalls, will do when he reires from the
Senate as there is about the ordinary
man when he first steps into q place oil
unusual power. II is notable that when
Mr., Ingalls, returned from Kansas the
other day and made his first appearance
In the Senate after his defeat for re-
election that he was greeted with great
warmth by his colleagues, who shook
hie hand and smiled etfusively on him
a II he had Just come into o new inner
itancs Of power. It does. not seem like
" that these manifestations were wholly
due TO warm personal regard for the
cynical and keen.tongued gentleman
from Kansas. It has been suggested
that they were c9used by reports that
when he steps out Of the Senate he Will
step on TO the lecture platform OF into
the newspaper arena. 1.-The should take
either Of these courses It is probable he
will deal in his lectures or letters with his
experiences in public life and have an
opportunity to pay of all old scores.
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WHEELING, FEBRUARY 10, 1891.

IFntcred at Tho PoIteHlce at wheeling, ". Va
a Iecond. Glass matter.
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ATTENTION, CAPITAL /!
GREAT BARGAINS.
DWELLING HOUSES
AT PUBLIC SALE.

The following desirable Dwelling Houses viii
DO offered at public sale at the front door Of The
Court House Of Ohio county on SATURDAY
FEBRUARY q, 1891, at 10 O'Clock q. M, viz:
Hnt-one double frame two story tin rooi
dwelling house, containing four rooms each,
situated at Nos. 81 and 50 Twentyslxth street.
Rents for 90 each per month.
second-Une thfee.ruomed frame cottage, tin
roof. situated at No. zoos Alley : Rents fof .
Third-one double brick, tin roof, two.Story
and attic. dwelling house, situated at Nos. 26OI
and zoos Jacob stfeet, arranged for four tenants,
three rooms each. Now renting for SO pei
month In all.
All Of the above described property Is situated
at the corner Of Twenty sixth and Jacob streets,
on lots Nos. and 2, Caldwell's addition.
Fourth-Lots Nos. IS and II. on east side OF
Main street, on which IL erected two separate
rows Of bfick dwelling houses, Nos. 800 10 $50,
containing six dwellings to each row, arranged
for sixteen tenants In all, low renting for gi,OSO
per year. This property Is very substantially
built, with extra heavy stone foundations and
As whole 10 the highest bidder. Tho property
will pay from l2to u per cent a. an Investment
Filth-That desirable home, No. 222l Chap
line street, on lot No, l6e, fronting 81 feet on
UhGpline street. on which 70 tw0.story brick,
tin roof, dwelling house, all In perfect repair,
newly papered and painted throuRhout, con.
tanning ten rooms, with all modern convent.
ences, and sliuSted on one Of the most desirable
a frame tenant house on rear q same iSs Rsn ii
for ~ per month.
sixth-ThAt large two-Story and basement
brick, tin rooted, boarding house and store.
room situated at No. 33i Main street, better
known ~ the RekhRTt property, now owned BY
the Standard Building Association, and must DO
sew please examine ali OF thsRbOvs and look
out for bargains.
For further Information and terms apply 10
JAMES A. HENRY, Agent, or
iol0 ], @, HERVEY, Auctioneef,
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Another attempted burglary empha'
sizes the necessity for the exercise Of
greater vigilance on the part Of the
wheeling police force. These occur.
rences have become frequent oflate, and
the fact that so few Of the burglars have
been caught seems to have embOldened
the brotherhood, and to have caused
them to believe that to conduct their
peculiar industry ia about as safe as ped
ding peanuts on the street.
The city expends a large sum Of
money annually for police protection,
and It does seem that the number Of
men on the force Is sufficient to serve as
o safeguard against the attacks Of the
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-02-10
COPELAND 4 BELL.
Read What an Eminent Physician Says
About Canrrh.
Also Read What a well.Known oltl.
zen Says About Being Cured.

an GkulnoAb HAl aAsAAA 49, 49, a. =
"Catarrh is the source OF q trightul
list Of diseases. It il silent and insid,
ious In its raYages, but it pervades nearly
every household and hovers like o pes.
thence over every hamlet and city
in our land. Catarrh land its legitimate
consequences) have desolated more
hearthstones, made wretched more hap
by lives, and ended more brilliant careers
than all other diseases combined.
'Catarrh may end in deafness, blind.
meas, loss OF smell, loss Of taste, or the
entire loss Of voice. Diphtheris, bron..
chitis, pneumonia, consumption and
pleurisy begin almost always as the re.
suit Of catarrhal attack. The worst
form OF dyspepsia and BHghes disease
Of the kidneys are also the direct conse-
quence Of neglected cases OF acute
Sven when the victims Of acute
catarrh escapes all Of the aboye-men'
toned liabilities, there remains the
great probability Of Its ending in chronic
catarrh. It is beyond the descriptive
powers OF language TO portray the pecul'
lar misery Of o subject OF chronic
catarrh.n
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Ia Sc Ss s Ssl sa s NS!.
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TnR vote on the attempt to attach q
free coinage amendment to the sundry
Civil Appropriation bill nthe House Of
Representatives shows how the two
parti es stand on the silver question. The
vote stood: In favor Of free coinage
Democrats, 1lG; Republicans, II. In
opposition to free colnage-Democrats,
q; Republicans, 1877. Thus the DEM
ocratic party, through It's representatives
in Congress, stands committed to the
free coinage Of silver. Does the Demo.
cratic party expect Mr.. Cleveland, with
his record against free coinage, to stand
upon that PLATFORM Mr.. Cleveland
knows that no free silver man can ever
carry New York. The Democrats in
Congress, by their votes on this meas.
ure, have condemned Mr.. CLEVELAND to
his political grave.
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DIOR RENT-A MARKET GARDEN
u containing % acres, al good river bottom
land, three miles south Of Bell8ire, on the Bel.
lAIFe and wegee pike. For terms apply 70
ANDREW SMITH, on the premises, or address
ANDREW SMITH, Wegee, Ohio. fel0a
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ETRUsTEE's SALE.

4
By virtue Of decd Of trust made BY CAfollnt
Helse. (Eince deceased william HClSe and Hen'
~ HeiEe to me as trustee, dated January Y, IN,
recorded In the office Of the Clerk Of the County
Court Of Ohio County, West Virginia, 10 Desd
Of Trust Book No. % page ~, VIII sell a. ns
north front door Of the Court House oil nid
county, on
SATURDAY, tho s,st DAY OF JANUARY, 1871,
beginning Rt 10 O'Clock q. M, the following de
Boribed property, that u 70 my: AL the in3i,,
estS Of said parties IN and TO the north haL o.
lot numbered twelve In square six In that pGn
Of the city Of Wheeling, Ohio County. West w
giniR, formerly called RlchietpWn, but nov
called South Wheeling.
The Interest Of said Caroline HeIse u tl1
property was dover interest a. the widow o.
Henry Helte, deceased, which interest Wn e
tingnlshed by her death; and tho interests % y
sold are the undivided two thirds belonging Y
said William HeiBe and Henry Heise q woo
the three children and heirs at Law oil iaid heaV
aeiio, deceased.
TERMS OF SALE:-One.t third and as much more
81 the purchaser elects 10 pay In cash on lns
day Of sale, the balance In two equal inhniF
m6ntG At one and two years, notes bearing N
terest from the day OF sale 70 be given ior Ag
deferred payments, tho title 10 be retained unm
payment u made in full.
W. ]. W. CowDEE, Trustee;
W. Il. HALlHR, Auctloneer. de9
The above ale Is adiOurned until Saturday
fsD'aats - l''l ". ]. ". cowDES, Trustee e;
W. H HAILER AftntioneAF ieJ
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In the career OF John McKeown, the
millionaire oil producer who died Sun.
day at his home in Washington, Pa,
every young man who Is starting out in
life may fluid much encouragement. 1t
Is the career Of man ofhonest dealings,
backed by ambition, pluck and perse-
yerance-a man, who, through these
qualities, arose from the depths Of pow
erty to affluence, and died worth five
millions Of dollars.
A poor young Irishman, he landed in
this country in 1865 with bat $l7 in his
pocket and drilted into the Pennsyl-
yania oil field, where he found employ
ment as a driller. After saving allttle
money, be went into the producing bust
ness but had "bad luck, " and in two years
was in debt to every one and was with
out credit. One day he went to hard
ware store and asked credit for a key Of
nails to repair derrick. This was re.
fused, and he said to the clerk, "Well, ]
suppose may as well give up" and the
next day he turned everything over to
the sheriff. But he did not give up
His courage was not all gone, for, at the
sale, when bis wife wept over theloss O
her sewing.machine, he told her to new
er mind, that she should have another
soon. He started at the bottom againi
anu in two years was worth fifty thous
and dollars, which was the beginning q
his great fortune.
There is nothing remarkable in Nc
Keown's story. It is a common one in
the oil regions, where great fortunes
have been made with small beginnings.
But It is a story with a moral which
young men who are likely to grow dis.
couraged when disappointment and adj
yersity oyertake them should profit by.
Energy, industry and perseverance are
assets that cannot be sold at sherid's
sale, and have served asithe sole founda-
ton Tor many a colossal fortune.
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THE blizzard is merciless and no re-
specter OF localities, though West vir.
ginia seldom falls in its pathway. That
is because of West virginia's natural
protectors, her mountains. Let us be
thankful that we have these eternal hills.
Occasionally we get a blast from the
West, and we. may get a taste of the
storm raging in the Northwest atpresent,
but there need be no apprehension Of
such experiences as our brethren in that
section have.
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DIED.
WrRnER-on Sunday, Fes.uary 5. lsol. a.s;ae

WERNRR-on Sunday, February 8. 1891, at 1920
.. M, EDWARD WERNKR, aged 81 yea1 aud 2
months.
Funeral from his late residence, No. 6S Seven
tenth street this Tuesday, afternoon at !
O'Clock. Friends Of the family invited. In
tesmeut at Mt. Calvary cemetery
BRoCRRrT-on Monday. February ., 1921, Of
$40 q. M. HARVEY BRocKElT, In bis &th
year.
Funeral from his late residence, No. 26l7 Chap
line street, wednesday afternoon at 2
O'Clock. Friends Of the family arc respect
fully invited to attend. Iutermcnt At Pen.
inSnlar cemetery.
WRBB-On Sunday. February 8, 1891, Of $50 o.
M, MARY, wife OF Joseph Webb.
Funeral from her late residence, corner Six
tenth and Market streets, Tuesday after
noon at O'Clock. Interment at Mt Wood
Cemetery.
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Through the weary Hours

OF many nIEht, made doubly loug By is pro-
tractod agony, the rheumatic sufferer toEsea u
and fro on his sleepleas couch, yAinly prayIpF
starts. His malAhy a ono which ordinary med.
icineB too often iail 70 relieve, but there u an.
pie evidence 70 prove that tho efficient blood
dePusent, Hoslettes'R Stomach Rttters, Affords
He ~. 3S,.s % ~.
h1t pFemonltory tWtngea come on, with this
agreeable medicine, and avoid years OF torture,
Whatever be the rationale OF the active influence
Of the Bitten upon this nalady, certain II Is
that no evidence relating 70 its eject IL more
direct and positive than thAtwhlOh relates toitI
action In cases Of rheumatism. Like all aierl.
inG remedies, however, II dtserves protrAoted,
EyItematie trial, aud should not DO abandoned
efAeasleua In dyHpepsiA, indigestion and kin
dfNd difaaNeR
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Tho following ID from Mr.. CGmphell's own
pen: 81 have studied the matter over and con.
clu6ed for the benefit OF those who suffer from
that terrible dlSeAie, caIATTh, to make II known
publicly what DIS. Copeland q Bell have done
Tor me.
i.ihGye been sufferer Tor qnlte good while
had headache, eArache aud sharp shooting
pains In my chest. became nervous and could
not sleep at night. aud oittimes rad 70 sit up
the whole night. My head and nose and throat
and lungs became so affected and stopped up
that conid scarcely get my breath o. all.
"Aiter trying many physicians and almost
every patent medicine that Yves recommended,
with little or no benefit derived, / read IN the
daily papers about the wonderful cures wrought
by brs. Copeland & Bell, and tho success they
were having with Others.
now have been under their treatment about
two months, and from the very hrst ! began TO
improve. ] feel as well as ever did In my LIE,
and will Just say here, that oil who suffer o.
did will do well 70 call on the doctors.
"ALIxANDER CAMPBELL"
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nent M The Ohio YAller.

The Wheeling ISTRl1loEHoRR is treat
ing itself to a powerful Web printing
press and will make several improve.
ments upon its now well known daily
edition. 1t Is head, heels and ears
above any paper in the Ohio valley.
The latter part Of next month it will get
out a Special Development Edition
which will be q great object in calling
to the resources Of the State,
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NEW ADYRRTIsEtIENTs.

WANTED- BLACKSMITH, TEN.
wv PoRARIIY. WHEELING coRRugAiST.
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TuE road system recommended by
Governor Hill to the New York Legis'
lature-namely, at least one firstcclass
road through every county, which shall
serve as the meeting points Of all the
highways in the state-onginated in
Virginia, though that State has not
adopted 1t. It's worth the considers
ton Of our West Virginia Legislators.
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Hnnn.t Rson Notieed III heelInr.

Richie RspetLe.
Picking up the Wheeling Regisler. we
are astonished at its being 90 fair and
honest. 1t was formerly a synonym for
political trickery, anyway, in the eyes Of
surely dead, for it advocates no Wild
eyed schemes. That is right, dear neigh
Dor, come over on the Lords side and
live up to the Decalogue and In the
course Of time your pure heart and clean
hands will make You fit subject for ad.
mission into the Republican fold.
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Tue Chicago Tribune speaks sarcasti.
cally ofsthe IxTKLLIoESeER's compli.
mentary allusion to Hon. s. B. Elkins'
fitness for Secretary Of the Treasury.
The ISrR11fGxScxR did not expect the
mention Of Mr.. Elkins' name would
meet with favor in the columns OF the
Free Trade papers.
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Husbands too often permit wives, and
parents their children, to suffer from
headache, dizziness, neuralgia, sleepless-
ness, fits, nervousness. when by the use
OF DR.. Miles' Restorative Eervine such
serious results could easily be prevented.
Druggists everywhere say It gives un-
iVersal satisfaction, and has an immense
sale. Woodwork & Co., OF Fort Wayne,
Ind. Snow & Co., OF Syracuse, N. Y;
J. q. Wolf, Hillsdaie, Mich, and hun.
dreds OF others say ut is the greatest
seller they ever knew" It contains no
'opiatas. Trial bottles and fine book on
Nervous Diseases, free at The Logan
Drug 90. 3
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A STARTLING story comes that four
American sailors have been imprisoned
in Siberia by the Russian government
for nearly three years, during which
time they suffered understandable tor
lures. II the narrative is true Secretary
Blaine has q job on his hands beside
which the Boring Sea troubles are insig-
nificant. 1t is easier to twist the British
lions tail than to engage in hugging
match with the Russian bear, but Mr..
Blaine will get there in great shape.
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BECAUSE Jewish rabbi in Philadel-
phia refused colored mans application
for membership in the Jewish Church
some Democratic papers in the South
ara attempting to make. a political issue
out Of it. Desperate men grasp at
g;raWs,
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Editor Sagebr1h Bugle: When Stan.
ley appears here next month his bride
will come with him and will occupy a
box during the lecture.
ForemaR-Well, we're ready for 'em.
haven't saved those cuts OF W. L.
Douglas and Lydia E. Pinkham all this
time for nothing.-Puck.