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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-03-31
For Holding the Two State Conventions oShe
Party for 1892.
Hogg and Clark Clubs sim Being Formed
Harry Tracy has Something to
Say-Ths General Field
of Politics
Democratic State Conventions.

Special TO the Gazette-
DALLAS, TEX, March So-The following
members of the state Democratic executive
committee have arrived in the city 70
attend the meeting Of the committee to-.
morrow, which will decide the locations OF
the state glpernatorial convention, and OF
the state convention which viii select dele
gates to the national convention: George
w O'Brien, Beaumont; a. r. Starr.
MARSHALL; r l. Henry, Texarkana;
Hiram Gloss, Mount Vernon; NJ. Y. Ran
dolph, Madisonville; 3. Bryan, Brennan;
w. NJ. White, Fairfield; c. F. Gilbert,
Dallas; Frank Andrews, Bolton; j. W.
Robertson, Georgetown; J. NJ. Pressler,
Comanche; j. n. Doyle, Granbury; Hon.
Web Finley, Tyler.
1t is the prevailing impression tonight
that either Houston or Austin viii get the
gubernatorial convention and Dallas ex-
poets TO get the other one. In short inter
views tonight the following expressions
were obtained:
w. NJ White-I am not fully decided yet
as to the places for holding the two conVen-
tions. will likely support Austin for tho
gubernatorial convention and Houston or
Dallas for the other one.
c. E. Gilbert, Dallas-I win say later.
Hiram Gloss-I cannot decide till 1 hear
from the committees from the various
cities | am inclined, however,. to Caves
ton and Dallas n
]. NJ. Pressler-I am no; d.
DR.. j. N Doyle-I am 4 AIRED to
express myself
NJ. Y Randolph fsvor Houston for
the gusernatorial convention. 1 have no
especial choice as to the other one.
A. r. Start am partially ms tructed
by the executive committee OF my county
in favor of Galveston
Frank Andrews am for that town
which will offer the best facilities for the
entertainment of the conventions
Hon. Web Finley-I have nothing in the
world to say.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-03-31

CHATTANdoGA. TENN. March 30-Dis-
patches from North Alabama say that 4
and lynched John Mullins, one of the Madi-
S on crossroads murderers.
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Traex,a Sentiments.
Special to the Gazette.

Special to the Gazette
AUSTIN, TEX, March 30.-Harry Trss ",
the active member of the Farmers A co
steering committee at the regular 81 a
year ago was seen for the first tint ng
the session on the floor of the house az.
Col Tracy says that he is not thir6 rty
man. He stands pat on the Ocala demSlds.
He is Jeffersonian Democrat to that ex-
tent. He was asked about his attitude in
the gubernatorial race and answered that
he was for neither Hogg nor Clark. He
did not like Hogg's administration and was
not enamored of Clark's political antece-
dents or at least his people were not and
he was trying to reflect their sentiments.
The inference from Bro. Tracy's remarks
was that ''his people, favored dark horse
or some third man wlrile he himself had
decided hankering for Judge Clark,
whose patriotism and superior qualities he
spoke of with JUNCTION and appreciation.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-03-31
MoNkEYED WITH ABoMB.

soy Badly Mangled-He opened it With
an Az.
y ,eciai to the Gazette.
Houston, TEX, March 9O.-During the
war a large amount of bombs and other
nmunition were thrown into Buffalo Bay
avoid capture. To-day boy named
ssharlie Harris got one of the bombs out of
the bayou, took it home and proceeded to
. pen it with an ak. He succeeded, but one
. DOT is blown off, he has slug in his groin
he'd another in his head. The stable where
was experimenting was blown to atoms.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-03-31

Nan
y Ministers, stated than dmiral
was the bearer OF happyNroposals
Ensures the settlement u the q @
between the Argentine RAublic al
United States. An official denial IL
closely to investigate the atfaA AS q
1 have come to the conclusionl that
tines declaration that reciprocity
the United States has BEEN dec =
was only half of the
At first the Argentine governments D.
clined to hold their war ships at the dis
posal of the United States, but the govern
ment has now accepted as a principle Adj
iniral Walkers generous offer OF United
States protection in case the Argentine
Republic becomes involved in boundary
trouble with Chill and Brazil and of pro-
lection against foreign interference if the
Argentine Republic attempts to cancel her
European obligations. Brazil desiring to
rescind the reciprocity treaty, which was
obtained, Brazilians declare, under promises
which have never been fulfilled, has now
been thrown over by the United States.
Chill might perhaps be attacked through
the Argentine Republic. While funds
were being advanced t. Peru to en-
able her to pay Chill the Tacna-
is the excellent and easy defensible port of
Chimbote, which is to be held ready as
| United States naval station. This is part
of Secretary Blaine's ambitious programme
to destroy European influence in the
South Atlantic and Pacific in
order to secure good chance
for q presidential election. The present
moribund Argentine government does not
represent the feeling of the most valuable
class of public opinion, in that it has ac-
cepted a semi-protectorate from the United
| States. The goynrnment gives absolutely
nothing and accepts only bids of the United
] States, and it is also alleged that Admiral
Walker has been negotiating with Uruguay.
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AFasal Accident.

lie, Tenn, March S0.-Johi
Instantly killed and sewers
seriously injured this afternoon
bllapse OF the iron frame work Of
y buildlng at the Nassau, Chatsa-
Ind ST Louis railway shops. The
leans were supported by pillars ans
ing been bgaced they toppled.
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Married.

" Il. Marshall and Miss Annie Graves
were married last night at the residence Of
the BRIDES father in the northern portion
Of the city, Rev. A p Cal,irF OF the South
SIDE BAPTIST church OH Ag.
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BosToS. Mass, March Arguments in
tie whisky trust case were made befors
Judge Nelson in the United States districs
court to-day.
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Buffalo Hogg Club.
Special to the Gazette.

Special to the Gazette.
BUFFALO, LEON COUNTY, Tex, March
29.-Pursuart to cali, mass-meetlng,
composed OF the voters Of this town and
precinct, met in the upper story Of the col
lege on last Saturday night to organize a
Democratic club. There was 2 large, en-
thusiastic crowd present. After organize
ton the administration of Governor e.
was fully Endorsed by q unanimous
and they pledged to support him
present campaign. A resolution Also
vailed inviting Governor Hogg to
the citizens at some future time
spouse to an Invitation, Hon. w 5zS5
ray, who formerly lived here, s
the club upon the issues Of the
very particular in details and
Federal and state platforms s.
cratic party. and the constitI
country, is my political chart =
SION Z =.
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,s-sna Democratic Kal.x.

|ssScE. r. L, March s0.-The Dem7
Sstnis city had one OF the most Ell
.@ and largely attended political
Cat has ever been known in tbs
S -. Upon the platform were eSs
campbell of Ohio, Con-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-03-31

BERLIN. March SO.--Ths rsicnstag to-tiAs
passed the bin allowing the government t
declare state of siege in Alsace-I lorrain,
in The event cf WaZ
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AnImportant Decisil

WASHINGTON, March 30.-Jn3rewer
sitting as Judge for the circuit, dis
3r ;r Of Nebraska, to-day rem de-
Aision in the suit of the U States
k7a;nst the Western UnioAgraph
iSmnanv and Union Pa rail-
Low, y Company to have elared
Sal the contract bet1 them
Nvbich the former opel tele-
me along the line of broad.
ting Necsion is in favor OF United
align and directs the Unlotfc to
7. aAi its own telegraph hn9 Town
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where He stands
snecia1 to the Gazette.

Special to the Gazette
AUSTIN, TEX. March 29.-J. F. Mitchell,
editor of the Greenville Banner, is hero
mixing with the lawmakers and storing up
political information.
His attention was called to the statement
recently printed in the News that he was
for Clark for governor and was going to
support him.
THAT" said he, lis mistake. never
told the News reporter that was for Clark
or would support him, and when he repre-
scented me as saying L would he did me an
injustice. made some complimentary al
lusions to Judge Clark's speech at Green
vile, but that was all am not a Clark
man"
care you Hogg man2''
'sNo, SIR"
"What is the matter with Clark2'
81 don't like his commission record. -
"What is the matter with Hogg?'
ssWen, was an original Throckmorton
man, and when he quit the race got on
the fence and have been there ever since.''
17sRaS with the commits
Nnat IS the matter
sion9" en- N. faYou,
II think it is too radical.
of an advisory commission that can prevent
determinations and wrong-doing by the
roads,
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Thom Gets or the q

WEOM Jus On u1o
mas 3FoN. March So.ISeIillom
ChicaA letter to ex-Mayoe of
70 hav@ng he would esteeInsnor
CATION I'd support OF the IL ele-
not to beS ident, but deslreskme
seem to f1as a candidate, as bic
iison- me re-nomlnatioihr-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-03-31

IS ~, Zinc 1eaGurS OF
Teusinsss IN the senate WIS the
Of Senator-elect r. Q. Malls Of
his new dignity. A handsome
aud two bouquets of roses,
arnations adorned the desk in
hamDer. The seat of Mr. Mills
RENE right Of the Demoiratic
d the second row, but is, @e of
esirabie seats in the chamber.
las has a desk immedi4tsly in
lumber of Mr.. Mills colleagues
came over to the north dnd OF
building to witnesss the Icere-
an appropriation bill was taken
discussion begun last wdek on
rs being assigned to dutks as
nts resumed and carried sn at
r Hawley moved to alhenE the
vision by adding pr9vise that
the president be of tie opinion
rood of the service sp}cialy re-
he may appoint a civiFan.l The
leussion closed by Mr.. Dawest chairman
theeommittee on Indian affaiis in argu-
hnt against the house provisiot. Finally
|4wler agreed 10 it, but without reaching
vote on the amendment to STR le out the
Asse provision, the senate adjourned.
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lISHING co.

coinage Men,
MOVE AGAIN.
ss its Suit Against the
81 Union.
6SAas senate Cham
.SSSs Nth Of ONCE.
- About
<snatOr to-day
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BLAs PRoJEC1
he Had Agreed
Made CnnS Which Would
England sid

LONDON, March
respondent at ?
follows: An i
le origin offThe Tim
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of an advisory commission that can prevent
Determinations and wrong-doing by the
7oa1c
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-06-03

sIurINY IN CAMP.
An Irish Battalion Refuse to Sleep in
Toni. Provided for Thorn.

An Irish Battalion Refuse to Sleep in
Tonts Provided for Thorn. ~
DUBLIN, June Great excitement
prevailed last night in Litford, county
Donegal, fourteen miles southwest of
Londonderry, arising from the insubOr-
dination shown by the Fifth battalion
Donegal militia) of the Royal Innis
killing fuseIiers. The men, who are
performing series OF manGvres,, were
ordered to pass the night in tents that
had been erected close to where the ex-
ercises we're being held. These orders
the troops refused to obey, declaring
that the ground was wet, rendering it
dangerous to sleep unde: canvas, and
the tents were uninhabitable. The Off
GERS were highly disconnected by the
fiat refusal OF the men to obey orders,
but they had no way to enforce obedi-
ence. They argued with the men and
INDUCED in threats, but it was of no
use. The militlamen remained firm in
their determination not to occupy the
tents, and the upshot of the matter was
that the officers we're finally obliged TO
billet the men in houses at Lifford.
The facts inNthe case will be laid before
the military authorities.
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nocAL RREYITIEs.
Matters Of Minor Moment in and about

Matters OF Minor Moment In and about
the Ctr.
Irbreaks a man up to tell him he
looks broken down.
Last seasons straw hats are being
resurrected and scrubbed up.
The lemon squeozer has taken off its
coat aud gone on duty for the season.
REPUBLICAN, club organization meet
ing at 1904 Market street this evening.
PIANO recital at the Opera House this
evening by Prot Armstrong and pupils.
PERsoSs who arc now "under tho
weather" are expected to come out with
rise in the temperature.
The Council committee on fire depart
ment Is called to meet this evening to
close the hose buying transaction.
TuE excessive heat was the cause of
several OF tho workmen at tho Hobbs
glass factory laying off from work.
Now doth tho ippecunious youth
shake his bost girl and eschew ice
cream and soda water, for vacation
time drawcth near and shckels count
Mns. MARY. HAsrSFELD Slipped on a
banana peel yesterday in front Of St
Alphonsus church, and fell heavily to
the ground. She declined the services
OF a physician.
A WOMAN who keeps a stand in tho
Fifth ward market. complained yester:-
day to the police that some one had
robbed hcr stand the night before, OF a
lot Of vegetables. NO :;
The game of base ball at tho old fair
grounds yesterday afternoon between
tho Linsly cadets nine and the Mcclure
house terriers resulted in favor OF the
Linsly boys by score OF IL tot.
YEsTERDAYa man was badly shocked
by electricityb leaning againsta pole
on East McColloch street. A guy wire
from the same pole was also SO heavily
charged as to burn his hand severely.
Ii another column the 0. W. L. club
advertises for 10l owls, which are to be
delivered ut o. @. Genther's store not
later than June 90 The boys want the
owls, and expect the farmers to bring
them in.
TIE ianitress Of the German Lutheran
church, while washing tho windows,
fell from the top of step ladder yester-
day afternoon and sprairicd her ankle
in such a manner that she had to be
taken home in q hack.
TIE Patriotic Sons of America have
requested Fire Chief Healy to turn out
with his department in their parade on
July4. Its understood that the Coun-
Gil fro committee has decided that the
FIRE department shall turn out in no
parade.
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WILL NOT PROSECUTE

jackson md slavIn because the Police
Had No CognIzance:>.
LONDON, June 2.-In the house of
commons to-day Wilfred Lawson asked
whether proceedings would be taken
against the partakers and abetters of
the Jackson-slayin fight here Monday
night. The home secretary replied that
he had recommended the public prose-
cutor to see if there was any material
that would justify the prosecution Of
tho manager of the fight, who had pre-
viously been cautioned that he would
BIO hold responsible for any breach OF
the law. Tho police did not recommend
the prosecution of the principals, as the
prosecution instituted against Slovin
and McAullfre after their fight had
ended in an acquittal. The prosecution,
lie added, did not depend upon whether
gloves had boon used or not, as prize
fight might BIO fought with gloves. The
contest had not occurred with the cog
nizancc OF the police.
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the cincinnatis got onto Cobb in the
fifth innino and batted out three runs.
Weather fair. Attendance $50. Healy
and Pickett were released to-day. Score:
Bait pre- OF o.oo1 ~
Cincinnati ......-....,'...o 0 0 0 Q .
Hits and Z. Errors and 2. Earned
Cincinnati !. Pitchers Cobb and Mel
iHI ISn,, om rnt!. Jnna THE tail end.
ers won from Columbus to-day in seven
innings but it was practically "a gift
from Umpire serads. He called abbey
out in tho fourth when he fairly;scored.
Game called in seventh inning account
Of rain. Attendance, 900. Score:
Indianapolis. ....., ........."....o 2 ! Q @
Columbus .'.''.''':;''.'' '..'''''g y y
Hits, and .; Errors, a a o.
Umpire serads.
NEW York, June 2.-Thc New York
team played in fine form at the Polo
grounds today and defeated the Pitts.
burgh through superior all around
wsrk. Attendance sVu. score:
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ro-nighps Mass aIoelins.

Every Republican in Ohio county
who can be present should be- at the
meeting this evening in Lutzs
hall, 1904 Market street. It is
called TO reorganize the Central Repub-
lican club, and to start movement
to carry Ohio county for the Kepubli-
cans. With large attendance there
will be a good meeting. Several good
takers will be on hand, and it lie hoped
all who took an active interest in the
Central club in the last campaign will
be there to help on the good work.
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SHAWN WINS
Tho Fight with Con Kiortlnn, tho Ameri.
can Boxer, In london.

Tho Fight with Con Hiordan, tho Ameri-
can Boxer, In London.
LONDON, Juno 2-The fight between
Jack slavin and Riordan took place to-
night. slayin defeated Riordan In nine
teen rounds.
Tho match was between Jack slavin,
Of Australia, brother of Frank slavin,
who was defeated by Jackson a few
nights ago, and Con Riordan, an Amer
lean boxer, well known on tho Pacific
coast According to the articles, which
were signed on May 8, the men were to
box twenty rounds undor Queensberry
rules, with four-ounce gloves, a catch
weight, for purse Of e250, the contest
to take place at the Ormonde Club on
Iuna Q
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ABour People.
Strangers in tho City and Wheeling Folks

AuEoAus
Ex-senator Camden is in the city.
Misses Belle and Maude Dent, Of
Parkersburg, are at the Mcclure.
Charles R. Windsor and ]. B. Haney,
OF Wellsbarg, were at the stamm house
last night,
James NJ. Porter, of New Cumberland,
and Adjutant General B. H. 0xley, OF
Charleston, were among the guests at
the Mcclure yesterday.
Rev. a. K. Sargent and wife, Of Har-
veysburg, Ohio, left for home yesterday,
after pleasant visit with friends and
relatives on the Island. Rev. Mr.. sar-
gent, who is one OF the most talented
divlnes in Ohio, is just returning from
the Baptist anniversaryat Philadelphia.
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West virginia Pensions.

Special pfpatch TO The nntdlItQencr.
WASHINGTON, D. G., June 2.-west
Virginia pensions: originalTNathan
NJ. Jones, Elias E. Smith, Balser Lutz,
Nathaniel Hafner. Additional=Henry
Shaw, John @. White. Original Widow
Barbara E. O'Bryan.
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GoNcoRD. N. a., June 2.-Itis rumored
this afternoon that an effort will be
made to compromise the differences be.
tween the manufacturers and tho gran.
lite cutters by having future bills Of
prices go into effect midway between
January l, as the former desire, AID
June l, Is .contended for by the work
men.
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DEcRu1T1NG Rendezvous y.

DECRuITING RENDEZVOUS, U. . :
IL ARMY. No ll31 Main street, WheeInIlS, "
Va. May 6,lS02 Sealed proposals y t'ip o"Tsd
subject 10 The usual conditions VIII % ~ ,se
al this rendezvous until IL O'Clock noon ~ ,nS.
4th day ofJi1he 1892 and then opehea., III Is
may be necessary for the subsistence o. " rsSr
crultlng purity az this station for the hsf %
ending June 10, 1922 Proposals ioE ta'j II, n.
be furnished at places Objectionl,o,ts, , M
cruilS will not be considered: Fun iniVSisrEn.
will be furnished upon application ~ .tTsr;ise.
nscnt shall not be construed TO involve IN n
United States in any obligation tor pay 1ts III
excess Of appropriation granted oy SoH ~ rrhi
the purpose. The Government reserves 'a y1 VIZ
to reject any or all proposals. EnYeiSI SS6s, it
CooEed RStions," and addressed 70 y IN H.
MITCHELL, First Lieutenant Fl'eeI mTtT
fAltry r. o,
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DRopogALs FOR FUELEElE.;

PROPOSALS FOR Fu E ,iG N.'u
i CRUITING Rendezvous No. ia. dt'' sssIed
street, Wheeling ". Va: May q, ~, ,;,ps COZ.
proposals, in triplcato subject to me ling Ran
dlions, will BIO received at the keGf 10 O'clock
noon Oh the M day 81 June s9! a, which me-
and place they viii be opened ~ IaS ias
for the Recruiting Service United sals'i ,: A AMI
whenever required, within the c'i ~ PrrtS'
Ing the fiscal year ending June ~ j.Sr,s,tic pro
Suctlop or msnEiactuTe. conditions o. S ssIa
and price Including in the price 81 there
productions and manufactures ihe G sscyyes the
onl being equal. The Government fpySpk, and
right 10 reject any or all proposals iii M for
ns i nm SnSiicGton. Envelope coit.i1iiSa;
psopotalS, should be marked: ,T rrTTlTIi Tini
fuel" and addressed TO D. d. M NJ a mytT
Lieutenant Fifteenth Infantry: x =. --
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PROPOSALS..
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.
FoR STREET PAVING.

Scaled proposals will be received at the otie,,
OF the Board Of Public Works Of the Cly
q, 1872, for paving streets with VltrIhed Paving
Brick. BIDS must be by the square yard tne
city furnishing the brick and TAR; specinCSLio1..
cai be seen at the oliico Of the Board Of faolS
Works Tho successful bidder Will be requltsI
to give bond with two securities, IN ihe Peu.
fotnance Of tho contract The Board reserves
the right 10 reject any or all bids or 70 Be gTea
in the best interest for the city Of Wheellnk
Proposals 10 be marked Proposals iof s'''''
d. Order Of the Board OF Public Works
myS -; T. NJ. DARRAH. Clerk.
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sunerlng chIIdren

Our girl was beautiful baby, fair and plump
and healthy. But when she was two years
old, sores broke out behind her ears and
spread rapidly over her head and forehead
down to her eyes, and into her neck. We
consulted one Of the bestphys!clans in Brook
Ign, but nothing did her any good. The doc.
tors said 1t was caused by scrotula humor
In the blood, Her head became
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-06-03

Excursion tickets will DO sold from
principal ticket stations via Rennsyl-
vania Lines to Helena, Mont, June to
II, account meeting OF Supreme Lodge,
A, o. U. W., at one fare for round trip,
good returning until July7.
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pRoposALs EoR pIGG .I5S

PROPOSALS. FOR DIGGING
TRENCHES AND LAYING SEWER PIP;
Sealed proposals will be received az the olS y
Of the Board Of Public Works Of the TiW z
Wheeling ,un III L O'Clock noon. Monday, 1u W.
1892, for digging trenches and laying sewer
Speclhcati0EsO the different sewers 70 ~ p tI.
Works The successful bidder will be required
to give bond with two securities in re penn s,.
sum OF 5000. conditioned for the aithLul ~
iOrnAnce Of the contract. The Board Ies t,r,5
the right 10 reject any or all bids Or De E ps
In the best interest for the city OF WheellnS In
pOSals to DO marked "PrOposlls tor DlSS'"s
Trenches and Laying Sewer Pipe"
By order OF the Board OF Public WORK; c,.,k
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CLOTHING, ETC.
WANAMAKER & BROWN

w ANANANNN " INV ,,. fl,
Again como with their elaborate spF,Es, n .
pleS over 1908 for Gents Suits NOR Ia, 70 III
WheeIinr combined and 81 per cen IT,Syss1Iyh.si
eonsunier, Also, a iuil lineos Gents
Goods Fits guaranteed .,e1EL,
mll4 Agent, cor. Main aud TWen''''-