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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-03-31
A NOVEL BOYCOTT
On stcubcnvillo Busiuess Mon by Pan.
Handle Employees.

On stcubcnvillo Busiues Mon by Pan.
+ Handle Employee
Sptcial Di1pdteh 10 he In,cuiqenccr
STEupESviLLE, o., March 30.-Consid-
cradle CONSERVATION exists among about
forty Of our business men and politi-
clans over boycott that has been
placed on thcm by tho Panhandle rail-
road employees.
The boycott was tho result OF consid.
cradle trouble that has grown out OF
tho switching Of Panhandle trains over
Market street, this city. Tho conduc.
tors and engineers have been arrested
for violating tho city ordinance on the
switching question, but released on a
bond and their cases pigcon.holed and
never brought up for final hearing.
Property holders have also tired to
enjoin the railroad from switching past
this street, but have been beaten in tho
courts.
Sometime ago n petition was circula-
ted and about fifty signera secured ask
ing tho city council 10 put q stop to the
switching. Among these signcrs wcre
prominent business men and several
politicians. Printed slips OF the signors
have been circulated among the 400 men
that receive their pay from tho pay car
each month, and each man has boycott.
ted these business men and ban will
be placed on all politicians that signed
tho paper. Tho boycott is tho tall; OF
the town this week. Quite 4 number
that signed arc asking that their names
be withdrawn.
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AT TIE ELECTRIC PLANT.
Tho Belts being NeadjIsted-in Earnc
Stnrt to bs Made Tomorrow, {

Tho Belts being Ncndjiisted-in Earnest
Start TO Ds Made Tomorrow.
The two big engines Mt tho electric
plant, that have been lying idle for the
past few days while the belts were being
frightened, will be started again to.mor-
row. Yesterday tho tightening OF tho
belts on tho big fly wheels was finished,
and by this evening all tho belts con-
Meeting with the dynamos will DO read
justod. The belt man, who leaves for
New York tonight, stated that the
cause OF the trouble with the belts could
not be ascertained until the machinery
was started again. The claim that tho
belts were loosely put on hc denied. and
said that tho recent damp weather
affected the leather and caused them to
stretch, and also some OF tho machinery
was out OF line. This point will ba se,-
tied tomorrow on the rcstarting OF the
machinery. .|.i
While the machinery has been stop.
ped many minor details around tho
plant have been attended 10. All tho
pipes that allowed steam to escape wcro
caulked up yesterday, aud n fire brick
pavement laid around the furnaces.
Tho much disputed corner OF tho roof
on the western side has been SGT of
with handsome cornicc 10 tho ,satis-
faction OF tho architect. Tho big
frame coal shed in the rear OF the plant
was started yesterday, and will be com.
pletcd by the latter part of this week.
Tho Standard Oil Company has closed
contract to furnish all the oil used in
the plant. ..N4
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Strong Witncssen.

Among the thousands of testimon ials
OF cures by Dr.. Miles New Heart Cure,
is that OF Nathan Allisons, we'll known
citizen OF Glen Rock, Pa, who for years
had shortness OF breath, slceplcssncss,
pain in left side, shoulders, smothcring
spells, etc. zone bottle OF DR.. Miles New
Heart Cure and one box OF Nerve and
Liver Pills, cured him. Peter Jaquct,
Salem, N: J.,-is another witness, who
for twenty years suffered with heart
disease, was pronounced incuratle by
physicians, death stared him in the
lace, could not lie down for fear OF
smotherins to death. immediately al
ter using the New Cure he felt better
and could lie down and sleep all night,
and is now we'll man. The New Cure
is sold, also free book, by Logan Drug
Co, o
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GERMAN SuEEERERs
In tho Famine District OF Hussia-An A
peal to German Americans.

In tho Famine District OF Russla-An hp.
peal to German Americana.
ST.. PETERSBURG, March 30.-Reporta
received from tho American agents, in
the distressed provinces contradict tho
statements that have been circulated in
tho United States that tho peasants arc
in no further need OF assistance. These
statements hayc created much anxiety
among the peasants who are in urgent
need OF cord, especially seed corn.
They fear that tho statements will dc.
ter Americans from sending further
mid.
Mr.. Murphy, ono OF tho American
agents, will issue m appeal to tho Ger.
man.Amcrican people for mid. Ilo says
that there are In tho distressed pro.
vinces 100000 German colonlsts, 900, 900
OF whom arc Luthorans, and $4,000
Catholics, who are in distress, who mp
peal to their kinsmen in tho Uhitod
State, for aid. The crops have failed
for several years and there was not Il
drop OF rain for ninoty-two days in 1891.
The colonists have been decimatcd bv
spotted typhus fever. Tho government
has done oil IN its power to rclicye tho
sufferers md has expended over 5000.
100000 roublos. Aid must DO speedy in
order to be effective. II tho German.
American citizens will send ship load
OF unground Indian corn tho presents
will be enabled to grind part OF it in
their own wind mills and tosow the re.
mnindcr. ~ - ~ < ."S
Mr. Charles Emory Smith, the United
States minister hero, will SEQ that it is
properly distributed,amongth the German
colonists. who have been instructed how
TO cool, IL t's.rs- -....-s --'.-.
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WHISKY KNOCKED OUT.


A oioundsvllle Man Cured by Diamond
Moss Spcc!tlc-Tho Experience OF John
Brooks, Sr.
Tho following is al extract from n let
ter printed at Moundsville, which OK
plains itself:
Dr. " Thompson, Of the BgGay'5n institute.
Noandsri'e, " Ia: ~
DEAR SiE:-I have every reason TO be
thankful to you for your easy, speedy
and successful treatment OF the liquor
habit by tho Burlington Cure. l was
drunk when you came to SEQ me and
would not believe there was any
cure. I would resolve to make every
spree the last, but when tho time would
come for another round with Mr.. Whis.
key he would knock my rcsolution6 out
every time. After taking few doses
OF the Diamond Moss refused to take
any more. Our folks persuaded me TO
finish the week out; before the week
ended | had lost that awful appetite,
anu was surprised at myself for not
wanting little nip on Saturday night.
have tested it seven weeks and con-
slider myself cured.
JonS Brooks, SR.,
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pAl;KERSBURG NOTES.
Cruel Parents Tried-A Wheeling Drul
NOR Dcnu-A Bnby's Sad Dcnth.

Cruel Parents Tried-A Wheeling Drum.
NOR Dond-A Bnby's Sad Donth.
Special Dispqtch 10 he lnttiCercer
PAREERsBUEG, W. VA, March 30.-Jed
Watkins and his vito were on trial to-
day for brutally and inhumanly treating
their four-year-old child. The man was
fined $50 and costs and the woman was
released The story OF their awful treat
ment OF the helpless little one is most
revolving, and the verdict Of the jury
created much surprise. The child has
been taken from them.
A month old baby OF Mr.. and Mrs.
VIM. Conley was found dead iE bed this
morning. Laudanum killed it, having
been given too much to make it sleep.
A thousand dollars OF damage was
done to-day at noon to the elegant homo
OF Thos. Q. Logan, just completed, by
the explosion OF illuminating gas.
Windows were smashed out, plasterng
knocked oil and the inmates badly
shaken up, though none were fatally in
jured.
Edwin 3. Taylor, the we'll known
travelling man for Simon Baer's Song, Of
Wheeling, died hero this afternoon Of
typhoid fever.
Frank Hennic will be hero on April
8, under the auspices OF the X. OF ?.
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WORLDS FAIR AND SUNDAY.

Ono Lndics' Club suspends Pending Set.
tlcmont Of tho Question.
Special Dispdtch 10 tie Intelligcncsr.
FAlRMoSr, W. VA, March 3O.-The
ladies are keenly alive to such issue,
as determine tho future morality OF the
people. TAT the last meeting OF the
Worlds Fair club OF this place it was
unanimously resolved: THAT in view
OF the probability that tho Worlds
Fair will DO open on Sunday and that
intoxicating liquors will be sold on the
grounds, this society shall suspend,
subject to reorganization, if different
state OF things obtains. They consider
such Il misunderstanding, soul-destroy'
ing enterprise national disgrace. Such
disregard OF Divine law cannot but
bring 4 curse upon our nation. They
appeal to all God-fearing, humanity.
loving men and women to use their
every power to rid our cscutcheon of
this foul blot"
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MURDER AND ARSON,
a Terrible Tragedy IN Tonnessee-Tw
Scig!bors Suspected -

Terrible Tragedy III Tonnessee-Two
Seighbors Suspected
NASHVILLE, TESH.,55 March 3o.-Last
night Thomas, Edwards, a vol to do
farmer, living alone near Madison Cross
Roads, Ala, was murdered, and then his
house burned over him. Two citizens
OF that community, Hay Martin and
Joseph Mullins, have mysteriously dis
appeared and arc claimed to DO the
guilty parties. They passed through
Huntsville about 10 o'clock today going
south and as soon as it was known 4
deputy sheriff vas :scnt=.in pursuit OF
them. Two -four and coffee sacks, have
beon foundat thc,hous. 81 Martin, ono
Of the suspected murderers of Edwards,
which have boon identified by the man
who sold Edwards the flour and coffee
shortly before the murder. When it
was proposed to search Martins house
his wife broke down in tears. He and
Mullins are believed to be in the noun
tains OF Jackson county, Alabama.
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Ohio Legislature.
Sptcid: Dispatch TO The Mtelli9encer.

Sptcid: Dispatch TO The Lnttlligeucer.
COLUMBUS, o., March 30.-NIr. Gau-
NOR, OF Richland, yesterday secured the
passage OF an important amendment to
the registration law. By tho law now
amended any citizen, who through n
mistake OF the election officers registers
in thoiwrong precinct, shall DO entitled
to vote in the precinct to which he be-
longs.
The house this evening came to an
agreement upon the congressional re-
districter, and tho measure is now o law.
AS it stands tho districts remain as re-
comfy published in tho ISrELMGEScER.
The house also adopted Senator Nc
Maken's senate joint resolution, asking
Congress to appropriate an additional
five millions for the Worlds Fair.
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Charter Granted.

Special Dispatch TO he EntcQigcncer
CHARLESTON, W. Va, March 3O.-The
secretary OF state to-day issued charter
to the Central City Excelsior Company
for tho purpose OF buying excelsior mat
tresses. and all other products made
wholly or in part OF excelsior. The
principal Office will be at Central City,
Cabell county, W. Va. The capital sub
scribed is $4,000 and the amount paid
in is $1,000, with privilege granted to
increase at any time to Sl,O0O,O00.
Shares arc 500 each and arc held by
J. W. Sweet, Of Cincinnati, O., W. W.
Masoon, OF Manistee, Mich, ]. G. Fow-
Ter, OF Fanceourg, Ky, ]. l.. Caldwell
and Geo. I. Miller, Jr., Huntington, W.
va.
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PROPOSALS.
NOTICE 70 CONTRACTORS

Sealed proposals will be received ~ '4e o Tr
OF the Trustees OF the Water Works OF 'ns ~ III n
OF Martins Ferry, Ohio. until O'Clock J. L" ''
the first day OF April lSc. o.y rorr.
Bids will:be received on the entire "p ~, II i
petc, including tho furnishing and IsE y T,sSy5i,
tons OF sx.nch cast iron water pipe, ~ npyrni
OF f0ur.inch cast iron water pipe !uni!,.'S; Sn,.
setting llS0 pounds OF special Ca'i;ilSs ! ,,on,.
inch gate valves, 4 s!x.inch gate valves nm r..
bon fire hydrants and G valve boxes, ~ ~ ne,
moval OF a62 feet OF iour.inCh pipe now III
and tho relaying OF 2Lj feet OF the sHmS "I ne.
furnishing OF NIL other material anu 'N0''
cssary to complete the entire w0rE'i oa ,y pord
Each proposal must be accoMpnnie's. %; o:
in writing. with one or more Hooi ,ygo"tttrSrire!
certified check to the amount o! onG INV, ri1d The
dollars to secure the city against 9% ~, ~ rte
person to whom the award Is maao iht ~, isr,
cute tho necessary contract within Ten wv ''''
after such award Is made. ,,oc, wifi
All work to be performed IN nrcon n,!Sn 81 Ia
the specifications now on file In the 9i,I 0cc,,,ry
Trustees OF tho Water Works, where S.lani TSd5a
Information may be obtained upon HPpt' am 0;
The Trustees reserve the right 10 'V!'s' "D'
all bids. -.
1'y order OF tho Board. c,,,,,;,y.
rnri7 .HPs,tsl I e MITCHELL, SCC!..S-----
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Tho Gambia Strike All Over

TORONTO, OSr., March So,.4Thc con.
ference between the grand jury officials
and the employees delegates has ended
and an agreement satisfactory to both
parties arrived at. The compan" have
agreed to Encouragement OF the CLASH
iication in the various grades OF cralse-
men, bhggagcmen and conductors, re-
moving from the classification: the Oh
lection able features rs represented by
the men, and have agreed on more
liberal basis Of payment for what is
termed detentions.
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COnyictcN Of NInrllnr.

CINCINNATI, O.. March S0.-Late this
afternoon tho trial OF Walter Arnold,
charged with murder in the first degree,
ended IN Judge kumlar's room, court OF
common pleas, with verdict OF murder
in the second degree, the penalty Of
which Is imprisonment for life. 5Arnold
killed Kyle. Chapman on the steamer
Scotia November 80 last. -
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Panic ut n lIotCl Fire.

Boston, Mass, March 30.-Clark's
hotel, on Washington street,, was badly
damaged BY fire which broke out at S
o'clock this morning. The guests
awakened to find themselves envcloped
in smoke, became pnnic-stricken, and
three OF them were Sinjhrcd, one prob
ably fatal. A number OF guests were
bruised. The loss will probably DO be.
tween $50, 900 and $4,000.
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Garza Mt 1t Again,

LAREDO, TEX, March sO.-Rangers
scouting in Starr county lately met
three armed Alexicans, supposed to be
followers OF CARA, who opened fire on
thcm, but kept at 4 distance, that tho
shots from neither side we're effective.
The running fight was continued for
some distance, when suddenly the ran.
gers were fired upon from ambush and
ono was killed. Those in ambush arc
reported all tho way from ton to two
hundred men. 1t is rumored that there
are indications Of moro trouble in tho
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NOTES ON NAVIGATION,

Stage of Water and Movements of Boats.
Tho River Interosts.
The reports from above were:
Brownsville, 8 icot 8 inches and fall
ing; cloudy.
Morgantown, 6 feet 10 inches and fall
ing; clear and cool.
The steamer Hudson will pass down
for Cincinnati at 4. N. to-day. The
Scotia will leave for Pittsburgh at the
usual hour.
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MoSTREAL, QUE, March 3O.-A stone
block OH the corner OF Queen and Com
merce streets, was Quilted by fire at
about midnight last night. 1t was .oc-
cuplea by Marson & Bros Us a. store
room for feed and hay and the damage
will reach $4,000, oil which there is
but partial; insurance. n.
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Ohio County Farm for Sale!

We offer at private sale the farm IN oa'0
county, known rs the Mcdonald iaTiA' ""''-
was owned by the Into C. D. Hubbard Il COT
tains go acres and is about one mile noF'h o.
Triadelphia. The Improvements are OF The 'e''
character md there Is fine young orchard wv
will sell the farm ms n whole or in coNFcu'e|'
parcels, and VI N easy terms Of payment
". +. HUBBARD and c. R. HUBBARD
Executors, liol Chapline street, WAee'!Hs
mr30
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Big Building Burned,

ClSclSSATr, o., March 3O.-The entire
buildina-sevon stories high-of the
Ohio Spiral Spring Buggy Company, at
tho northwest corner OF Sycamore and
North Court streets, with its contents,
was totally destroyed .byfire, at 4 o'clock
this morning. Tho total loss lis placed
at Sl40, 900. Insurance unknown.
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OFFICE OF TIE CLEEK OF THE COUNTY Court OF
OHIO COUNTY WEST VIEGISIA:
In the matter OF the probate of the will of
Frederick Grimm. deceased.
The object of the petition filed IN this matter
on the 9.h DAY OF March, a. D. 1882, isto have
admitted to probntea paper writing purpor,ing
to be the viii OF Frederick Grimm. deceased.
Ing from an affidavit filed with me In my office
that Henry Grimm, one OF the persons who Is
therein and by said petition declared to be inter.
csted IL the probate OF said WILL Is president
otthis state is ordered that he do appear n. my
Office IN the city Of Wheeling, In the county md
State aforesaid, with In one month after the date
OF the first publication hereof and do whit Is
necessary to proto! t his interest In said matter
The hearing OF sail petition Is Set for the 9th
Published the first time March 10. $780,,
GEORGE HOOK. Clerk.
u. w. ATKINSON. Attorney. mrl0.Th
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IT has BEEN conjectured that the Sc
cret OF antediluvian longevity was some
method Of keeping the blood pure,
warm, and vigorous, Moderns accom-
plis|1 the same purpose, using Ayers
sarsaparillaTthe best blood medicine
ever broughtto LIGHT ;:ss j ). SKI isp4w4
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WENT INTO CARVE

a Newspaper Man But Found Him Roudy
for Them.
PnGSIx, ARIz., March 30.-Ycstcrday
Adjutans General Gill and Surgeon
General Helm, armed with knives and
pistols, visited the Renublican office, and
attempted to carve W. L. Vail, the AS
ISOLATED Press correspondent. Vail got
the drop on them, however, and. march-
ed them out at the muzzie OF Il six shoot
er: Gov. Murphy has been asked to
call for ellis commission in the nation
al guards.
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An Old Sultlfer'S Grimm.

COLUMBUS, O., March SO.-Joscph
Leishtcr, cx-soldicr and ex-convict re-
siding at tho Soldiers Home, Dayton,
Ohio, went to his homo at Findlay,
Ohio, and :.this morning, mortally
wounded his wife and two daughters
with q hatcllct. Thc,~omen;werc good
peoplo.
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e, PARIS, March 3O.-Father Forbes, the
Scotch Jesuit, whom the government
ordered to leavc France for using Ian
guagc Of IN insulting nature in regard
to tho French army, loft the country to-
day. He proceeded to London.
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GRAND Millinery opening to-day.
MllsSDEE l. COLVIG,
1044 Main Street.
KeccivinE and Delivering.

Edw.L. Rose & Co. are daily receiving
the latest output in Bicycles. They arc
also selling secondhand Sewing Ma.
chimes at marvelously low prices.
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FoRs =:
CIOR SALE OR RENT.

VNOR SALE OR RENT.
a House containing six rooms and kttcECa.
with four and one.lnlf acres OF ground oas
acre In Raspherries and one mere IN strAws'ii
one mile enst OF ST. Clairsvllc on the Natill4
pike, There Is good stabl" that VIII arcOn'
mediate two horses aud four cows, with sTniaa',
les, chicken house, sprih. house, etc, A!2
money TO loan. For terms, inquire OF X l.
HOWELL. Insurance and Zeal Estate, N!'s'
mort. Ohio. llrl
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col. pooR,rAN GETS 1T.
Appointed Secretary of State of Ohio lby
tho Governor.

tho Governor. a.
spteia! Dispatch 10 nc IntttIi0encer. .
COLUMBUS, o., March 30.7-Governor
Mckinley has appointed Col. G. L.
Poorman, OF Belmont county, to sue
coed Hon. Daniel J. Ryan, as Secretary
Of State. Tho present corps OF Office
assistants by mutual agreement will not
DO disturbed.
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lower country. Mexicans here who
claim to know OF Garzas plans, say that
invasions into Mexico will be resumed
during tho next month. .,r @
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Solicitor for Complainant
NOTICE TO TAKE DISPOSITIONS.
In the Circuit Court OF Ohio county.
ALICE NorEtL
VS. In Chancery.

VS. III ChancerY
JOSEPH MOTEL. ~ ~! '
Take notice that the dispositions of Alice
Motel and others will be taken ut the law OF.
fee OF G. ". Atkinson, No. l+l7 Chaplinc street,
Wheeling, Ohio county. West VirSinin, Oh the
18th dag OF April. 1892. between the hours of Q
evidence in the above named cause In behalf OF
the plaintiff. And, II; from any cause the tax.
ing OF the said dispositions shall not be com.
menced, or being commenced. shall not be com
be adjourned from time to time until the same
shall be completed.
BY G. ". ATKINSON, her Attorney.
To Joseph Notcll 81 mrlO.Th
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FoR Sincrusta Walton and Room
Mouldings 20 to JouS FR,rDrL's.
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FOR SALE
NOR SALE.

a valuable farm of a7S acres two miles iron
Weston. forr:nc. Over 10 acres III fine bIGe
grIsS. SplcNndd meadows and orchard! we'll
improved finely watered. The owner lives IL
Colorado and must sell. Price SG5'J. EEyieiH%
Also So acres nenr the depot ut Weston, WIZ
two dwellings and fine orchard. Price s!:,N
Easy Terms. Address c. l.. LIGllTDCRN, We-
ton, ". Va mr!F
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1E.:B. PoTTS-cLoTHlNG, ETC.
CUT. THIS. OUT,

About April 1st Z. B. Potts will oc-
cupy the large new stores 1000 to 1904
Main street and l6 to 20 Tenth street,
Suspension Bridge corner, with full
line OF Clothing, Hats, Shoes and Fur
nishing Goods. This is the largest and
finest store OF the kinds in the State.
Before removal We quote, to close out,
Children's Shoes at l9c, Csc, &c, 4Sc, &c,
72c and SIC up, all solid bargains and
trade winners.
See our Ladies' Fine Shoes at SIC, 81 %,
81 81, 81 IS and 81 81, and wonder how
VIC can do it.
Mems Fine Shoes at DC, 81 10, 81 %,
81 81, 81 As, 81 CO up all leaders and
matchless in price.
Boys Suits at Sic, Csc, 81 IS, 81 81,
81 80 up, worth double tho money or
no sale.
Mems Pants at 4Sc, Csc, SIC, 97c and
81 lSu up. See our great leaders in Mems
Pants at 81 IS, worth So 90. Boys Pants
ut l9c, 29c, 35c up, hard to get at this
price. Mems Suits at 81 9S, s. 81, 50 81,
So 81, s. so up. We lead the world in
LOW PRICES!
now HERE'S 4 pICSlC.-IIandkcrchie l. .,
O. and Sc up Half Hose >, Sand SC up. 4 Fine
SILK Half Hose ut 33c. worth 75c SuSpcnders, 6,
10. Il. 70 md o3c. Mems Shirts, Il, % and SOC
up All bargains from the Quartz Mill.
cTTT T-Ta ~-m
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Col. G. A. Weaver

Commander OF Root Post, G. A. T.. himself q
one armed veteran, fully confirms Mr.. Ham,
mond's statement, and ]. L. De!lep, tho phar-
!macist, also. endorses 1t.
uood'BPills cuse Sick Headache,
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"ANTED-FOR THE IfyITSS
w STATES ARMY, ahlc.boIIcd ANlIED
men. between the ages OF ii and m Va unmarried
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