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The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1893-05-08
A TERRIBLE Wind STORM
Visits Wilmington, o., Doing I'M
mense Damage.
IT WAS A REGULAR TWIsTER
eteepIes Tarn from Churches aaa Dashed Through
Roofs Of Houses Horses and Wagons Oar
risa Before the Wind.

WILMINGTON, O., May G.--A tornado
struck Wilmington ut ten minutes
before s o'clock Friday afternoon. and
in eight minutes incalcnlablc damage
was done and the blow was over. The
blow was preceded BY a rain. in which
the drops were remarkably large. But
little while after the first drops fell o.
dangerous-loolSing black cloud was oh
served coming rapidly up from the
west The citizens were frightened at
the sight of the portentous cloud and
the accompanying darkness, and fled 70
shelter. 1t was this that prevented
any loss OF life. though even under
such circumstances IL seems miraculous
that dozens Of lives wero not lost
Starting In at the western limits Of
the town, about one mileswest Of the
courthouse, II took roof off small
house; then It struck three-rosm
house occupied by Lawthern McNama,
and tore It literally TO pieces. Mr.. Nc
Nama's mother. wife and three children
were in the house, but were not hurt.
except Mrs McNama bruised slightly.
Further east is the handsome brick resi-
eience of T. j. West, the roof of which
was ripped off. Next came the public
school building. two squares south,
where the chimneys and about onc-half
OF the roof was demolished. 1t was
filed with children, but none were
hurt. Then the cloud struck the main
body OF the town, and seemed to sweep
the tops Of the houses, and roofs, trees
and flying timbers filed the air, and
went carcering off into space. Pank-
etts livery stable, on Main street, was
totally demolished
Jonathan Hartman, q farmer who re-
sides some distance out the Prairie
road, was standing in the stable when
the door blew to, and striking him in
the breast, knocked him to the ground.
He Is seriously injured, but il is thought
he will recover. This is the only serious
injury TO any human being that Is
known Of
The Christian church stceple, beau
tiful structure, came down with a
crash, crushing in the roof Of the
church, and its ponderous bell lies In
the street, separated from all timbers
or debris, seeming as though II had
been thrown there during calm. The
church had inst boon renossed al,si ~.
furnished, and the water has damaged
| the interior.
The back portion Of the city hall roof
was torn off, and portion Of the wall
taken out and dropped on the calaboose
below.
The chimneys OF the courthouse, the
roof and a portion Of the wall Of the
post Office building, in which the Ma
sonic hall, all in line, were taken of
bodily, and South street was piled high
with the debris.
The street contained number Of
vehicles with horses hitched to them,
and horses, vehicles and all were blown
into heaps, the buggics and carriages
and wagons splintcred, but the animals
generally escaping without being badly
injured Nearly every building in the
path Of the storm was either wrecked
or badly damaged.
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CONDENSED NEWS
Gathered Prom An Parts Of rho coantr.
Ily Telegraph.


Upper Missouri river men presiict
great flood in the river when hot
weather sets in.
The murderer of Snowman William
Belner. Of HoplxinsviIle, KY, proved TO
be Ruth Phelps. colored. who claims
self-defense
Secretary Holxe smith created some
thing Of a sensation Friday by dashing
up 10 the white house ON horseback TO
attend the cabinet meeting.
Charles Tibbs. the murderer whose
mother sniciacd in Jail at AIonndsville.
". Va, is icing watched very closely,
as he has said he will never hang.
The union dock laborers of Bristol.
who struck on May 4 against the en-
ployment of non-union laborers, have
returned TO work Internationally.
Speyer & Co, Of New York. have con-
clnded negotiations with the Pennsyl-
wanna Railroad Go. for the purrhaSs' ~
about s0.Oo0,00o per cent, ho Ids This
Is new issue.
An important step has brcn taken
looking toward a general combination
81 all trades unions in Great Britain.
The Miners federation and the sea-
mons and Firemen's union have ailil-
| lated
The dead body OF Thomas 0'Brien,
printer, whose home is in Chicago was
found by the side Of railroad track
| jnst.out of Elkhart. Ind. Friday morn-
ing. He had evidently fallen from a
| train,
/ The international monetary confer
encc, which adjourned to reassemble in
Brussels on the s0th inst, will not re-
assemble on that date. II has been de-
cided to postpone the meeting until
some time IN November.
| Returns from Chinese registration in
| New York city are about $50, Brooklyn
4 recorded l40 Mongolians, while in Bos-
ton not one registered. Of the 1000
/ Cinnamon in Massachusetts, only 20
certificates have been issued.
! E j. Walker, supreme accountant Of
the Iron Hall, has issued an order to To-
lsal branches to elect representatives
and alternates to the new Supreme sit
ting of the order, the time and place Of
1 holding which will be announced here
after
~thtttNss - t..s'
cordage trust, is member Of the Coun-
try club Of New York. Ills father and
Il. Berry Wallis father were she pio-
neers Of the cordage business. Their
ropcwalks We're in east New York, just
outside old williamsburg.
i After the gavel had fallen and the
battle was over for the day Friday,
men went away in quieter spots and
looked, the situation over from a dis
tance, In wcll-informed financial
Iqnarters the feeling grew that the
worst Inns been seen IN Wall street.
and from this time on matters will iul-
prove.
The National Cordage Co, known as
the Cordage trust, is capitalized at 80
Oo0,009 Recently $2,500.0O0 was added
to the common, and a proposition
brought forth for similar increase of
the preferred. The tip from New York
Is that cordage magnates We're eonsipe-
nous among the customers Of Henry
Allen Il Co. who failed Thursday.
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NrnRAsKA BunDIN0.

President Higginbotham Is authority
for the statement that the Worlds fair
gates would not be opened on Sunday.
This Is In refutation Of statements 70
the effect that Jackson park and the
fair building would be open TO the pub
Tic 10 those who paid the price Of admis-
sion.
1.-THE board Of directors and the ma
tional commission have decreed that
the fair shall be closed on sunday, =
said President IIigginbotham, 'and nm
iii that action II abrogated BY those
bodies the grounds will be closed from
Saturday night until Monday morn
ing The much mooted question is,
therefore. settled for the time being.
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1893-05-08

ALBUoUERouE. N. NJ. May 6.sThree
men charged with murder were taken
from the county Jail at Los Lnnas, the
county scat of Valencia county, twenty
miles south Of here, and hanged to q
cottonwood tree near the Jail The
parties were all natives, named Antonio
MARTINEZ, Antonio J. Barelas, alias
Garcia, and Victoriano Argon. The
parties engaged in the lynching were
also natives, and secured the prisoners
by pretending to thc jailer that they
were constables with prisoners for com
mitment The lynching was the cul-
mination Of series Of unpublished
crimes, involving rape and murder.
There is no Glow to the lYnchers.
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New YpRK, May GA delegation ap-
pointed by the spanish colony III this
city and It's vicinity has waitod npon
the consul general Of spain, and IN q
formal manner announced That Il Has
made preparations 70 give a grand
festival 10 her highRess Infanta
Eulalia, the representative Or her
majesty the queen regent Of spain md
has appointed Cay Aurel1o Ccruleos
the distinguished pianist 10 organize
this royal festival The entertainment
will take place al music hall On q
about May ~.
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CHILLY DAY At CHICAGO.
Foreign Naval Officers in the Windy
City.
THEY SMOKED ToKEEP WARM


cncAoo. May O Anothcr chilly day
kept the crowd 1T the Worlds fair from
assuming large proportions Visitors
Saturday were allowed 70 smoke. aud
many tried 81 keep warm Nv burning
liayanns The hand cOnrrt ii the
grand plaza md the orchestral concert
III the woman's building werc Tic only
features ii The dny. II was intended
to giyea public reception 70 the duke
fof Ncragua and his suite ia the admin
istration rotunda and IL the same time
illuminate all the hail,Iings and grounds
with electricity. but at the last mo
ment Director liurnham announced
That the electrical devices could not be-
gotten really and the programme was
nostnnnnsl
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4 saiyatIon Army Traeedy.

SPOKANE, Wash, May Q. Daniel vi
.Hoslins walked into the Salvation
Army barracks Friday afternoon. drew
a revolver, fired two shots into the
heart Of Capt Ida bennett, and then
fred two more into his own brain
They fell within few feet Of each
other and immediately expired. Hos
lrins had made repeated threats against
Capt Bennett's life because she had re-
fused to marry him.
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1893-05-08

CoLumus,O., May 9. Ex-Gov. Foster
pcrcmptoriIy declined TO act is q mem
Der of the state hoard Of arbitration.
In letter to the governor regarding
the matter he says: when consented
TO actas member Of the board did
not appreciate the tax upon my time
involved. ! find that my business. Tor
some time, at least, needs my personal
attention. The governor has named
no one TO take his place
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chnrros AgnInst ChIef Ramsey

yISToN, Ia, May 6.The executive
committee Of the order Of railway teleg-
raphers are examining the books and
accounts Of the grand officers. There
are charges that the grand chief has
reclSlessly squandered the money Of
the order to the extent that the treas
ury IL empty, and money had to be bor-
rowed. It Is stated that between
1900 and $500 was spent in the
Burlington, Cedar Rapids and Rock
Island strike Other irregularities are
cha ,.fged
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WASHINGTON, May Robert b.
Bowler, Of Cincinnati. was Saturday
appointed first controller Of the cnr-
rcncy to succeed Judge A. r. Matthew'S
The commission was made out sat
urhay at the treasury department
and win be announced soon. August
w. Machen, cx-pogtmaster at Toledo.
o., was Saturday appointed assistant
superintendent Of the free delivery ser
vice Of the post Office department..
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nol,ert lincoln Comlnr TIon,e.

Loxp0N, May 6.--Hon Robert 4.
Lincoln, the late American minister.
travelled on the Eagle train 10 South.
ampton Saturday, accompanied BY all
the members Of the American legation,
Gen. william Fable and dozens Of
Americans and others, who bnde him
farewell as he sailed home on the Amer
lean line steamship New York The
new American consul general. Hon.
patrick A. Collins, began the duties ol
that office Saturday
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NOW Is THE TIME

When moths begin to get in's their
work, I" and If you want to save your.
woolens, carpets, &c. from the ravagcs
IF this pest, you can get nothing more
sure to kill them than COAL TAR
.CAMPHOR, which is much cheaper
than camphor, and more effective. A
large supply Of above article just re-
ceiyed 1T a. M. Gilbert & Bro. i, Drug
gist, II N. Queen street.
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1893-05-08
THE TROUBLE OVER.

A prominent man in town exclaimed
NE ether day: my wife has been
wearing out her life from the effects Of
dyspepsia, Liver Complaint and Indi-
sestlon. Her case bafiled the skill of
oar best physicians. Altar using three
PACKAGES Of Bacons Celery Cure she is
aslmost entirely well.n Keep your
p s, in healthy condition by the use
q. ',ils great vegetable compound. Call
u IN n. Gilbert 4 Bro, sole agent,
VIZ get a trial package free Large
sze 50 cents.
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CULVER CRASII--ynu can get nice silver
- butter dish, or a fine silver sugar howl, OF
handsome fruit basket, or a large 5 bottle
silver castor For nothing at G. p. Herring's
great store, corner Queen and Martin streets.
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WORDS Fair Hotel Falls.

cHIcAoo, May G.The Worlds Fair
Hotel association made an assignment
Friday. The association Is construct
ing the Hotel Veteran, at Seventy-thira
Place and Stony Island avenue. II
was Incorporated with about thirty
stockholders. The failure is assigned
70 non-payment Of dues on the part Of
che stockholders
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Wont sn.i.ienIx mind.

Wn.IIAMsroRT, O., May o-Mrs Rec
tor. the aged mother OF Mr.. Newton
Rector, went suddenly blind. She SAT
reading and dropped her paper an
instant to attend 70 some little duty,
and on rcsnming her seat was unable
70 distinguish word, and in few
hours her eyesight was SO imperfect ns
To make II impossible for her to distin-
guish persons Or objects In the same
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1893-05-08

YOUNGSTOWN, o., May g. The boys
who have been smoking cigarettes will
probably have to go across the state
line to secure supply after july /. All
the leading dealers here have decided
not to pay the tax of 800, and win quit
the cigarette trade, rs they claim the
profit would not be sufficient
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1893-05-08

WASHINGTON, May 8. The president
has appointed the following postmas-
tiers: William @. Clark, Paducah, Ky;
Frank G. Schiller, at shelby, O. The
total number Of fourth-class postmas-
tiers appointed Saturday by Mr. Max
well, was il6, Of which iO1 were to fill
vacancies caused by designations and
Iookh
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a Crapshooter Kilied.

PAnKERsBuRa, w, Va. May 0.y-John
billiard, noted Pocahontas desperate.
shot and Instantly killed Eurie Gallo
way, with whom he was shooting craps,
near Cross Roads, that county, He Is
still al larpe
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M. senator Kenna Appolnfed.

WASHINGTON, May President
Cleveland Friday made happy the dein-
ocrats Of West Virginia and many thou
sands 81 other friends 81 the late Sena-
tor Kcnna, both democrats and repnb-
licans, BY appointing his widow, Mrs.
Annie B Kenna, postmistress at
Charleston, W. Va. vice Henry G. Nc
Whorter. removed.
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MONTREAL, May O. Montreal spccu-
lators have lost more than a million
dollars in the break, and II was feared,
at one time during the day, the New
York panic would cause Il bad break ~
local stocks, but fortunately this was
averted, and while the market was de.
pressed, prices were maintained in al
most all stocks.
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Two Thousand IJnreglstcresl.

CnrcAGo. May Q. Friday was the last
day on which the Chinese had to regis
ter and only few appeared at Collec-
tor Matters Office torecord their names.
"Thcre are about 5000 Chinese in Chi
cago, . said the collector. "About l,0OG
Of these have come in and registered,
which leaves 1000 unregistered and
liable TO arrest.
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wKsToS, w. Va. May .. Geo. VII
Hams was arrested Friday charged with
wreEktnga West Virginia 4 Pittsburgh
passenger train last Monday by placing
spikes in rail joints. The evidence
against the accused Is said 20 be very
strong
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BERLIN, May 6.-Thc army bill was
rejected Saturday In the reichstag by q
vote Of 30 against the bill TO lds in
favor Of the bill. The rescript signed
by the kaiser dissolving the reichstag
was Immediately promulgated, and the
reichstaQ Is now dissolved.
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VALPARAISO, Ind, May .. Edward
Morgan, nm employee Mt the standard
OH Co.'S refinery at Whiting. slipped
wffsle passing through ono 81 the build
ings, falling ten feet dying from his
injuries il four hours.
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Five Lives 90 Out IL Z wreck.

DAYTON, o., May "a frightful
freight wreck, causing five instant
deaths, occurred Saturday morning ON
the Dayton a Michigan railroad, two
miles north of Tadmor. Or about twelve
miles from this city. Most Of the killed
.x,ara frafnf,a
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nv the MORPHINE Route.

CfNcINNATI, May 9. ~ A stranger,
neatly attired, and about s5 years 81
age, was found dead in bed at the Gin
cinnati hotel Saturday morning. On a
table few feet from the bed was an
empty morphine bottle. It is supposed
to be case Of suicide. The man Is be-
lieyed to be Ace Kelly, Of Winches ter,
Ind
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1893-05-08

3 CIrY on Mexico, May 3, In Chihua-
hua the government troops have virtu-
ally exterminated a bandof cighty-four
bandits. The leader Of the bandits,
Amaayas was slain and his followers
nearly all persisted.
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1893-05-08

ROME, May 6.-The Hungarian pill
grims under Cardinal vaszary, arch
bishop Of Gran and primate Of Hum
gary, win arrive on May 2O-F Cardinal
vaszary will formally receive the ear-
tiinaPs hat at the consistary 70 be held
Tune
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1893-05-08

Kx0xvIIIE. Tenn, May o. Ulysses
Morris. aged IL, was drowned here Fri
day afternoon while bathing. The body
was recovered. He went into the pond
against the pleading Of hts mother
His father is an invalid ex-federal sol
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1893-05-08

ROME, May 8. Repeated earthquakes
have been felt throughout East Sicily,
The inhabitants are panic-stricken and
have deserted many Of the villages.
Mt Etna shows signs Of eruption.
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TranquIIIty PFeraiis IN Cuba.

HAVANA, May 6.-Advices from all
parts OF the island, and more particu-
iarly from the Oriental province, the
scene OF the recent uprising, show that
tranquility prevails everywhere
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vIRxSA, May "a heavy snow storm
began at noon Saturday in this city.
There WINS . great snowfall throug hout
Friday in Hungary. and railway traf-
dc IS blocked by the snow drifts.
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CULVER FREQ 10 the people Haven't yon
- heard of III why lots of your neighbors
have been here and secured handsome presents,
we have one waiting for You. Come In and see
Whit it Ii. G. r. Herring the great bargain
Dealer. Corner Queen and Martin streets
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PARKERsRuRa. w. Va, May .. About
4 o'clock Friday afternoon one Of tho
most destructive rain, hail and wind
storms ever experienced here passed
over this section, covering an area Of
about fifty miles. Az Washington bot
tom hail covered the ground TO tho
depth 81 an inch, frnit and vegetation
was entirely destroyed, and nearly
every pane Of glass In the village, In
eluding those in the large greenhouse,
wah broken.
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Another AustraIian hank Goes,

MErBoURsk. May 6,4The Colonial
bank Of Australia. which is situated at
Alender. in the colony Of Victoria, has
suspended as consequence Of the gen
eral feeling OF apprehension In regard
10 Australian banks.
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NecIr Ifrnken ~ 4 Rnna NV.

VALPARAISO Ind, May o.--Jnseph
Ausgan. prominent farmer Of Lake
county, was instantly killed. His team
became frightened and ran away,
throwing him ont and breaking his
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1893-05-08
IS THls TRuE2
Reports That the California Chinese Ara
Aiming Themselves.

Reports THAT the California Chinese Ara
Aiming Themselves.
SAN francisco, May G,--Iiools for
the registration Of the Chinese In the
Office OF the collector Of internal rcve-
nnc for this district, closed at O'clock
Friday afternoon.
Up 10 neon Friday there were alto
gcther 1880 Chinese who had been
registered. Of this number only about
500 ont IL 10000 ARE 70 be credited 10
san Francisco, the remainder conn
ing from the Interior Many sensne
tionnl rumora have been flying about
tho federal courts here during the last
few days about the extreme measures
that are 10 be adopted. II has been
stated that the gun stores have been
doing d good business, their chief GUS
toners being the Chinese. The runors,
however, can not be traced 70 reliable
sources, and are placed on d par with
the idle stories regarding the attack by
the white residents Of the city Of China
town
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WHY WE ARE HAPPY.

With the great Naval Parade over,
Forcpaugh Show having come and
gone, the opening Of the Worlds Fair
p progress and John Heller busy TAX
ING orders, finishing new and repairing
old carriages, We cant helb but feel
happy
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1893-05-08

II you want yonr collars and cuffs
loiookas good as new have them lam
arled at Lee fl. Goodys laundry, No.
!. East Martin street.
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NsFIN hEN r the hOIlst N WHICH IlIKU Ut6II
i lying on West Burke street. Possession,
scr April I. Rent SIS per month.
IT. G. A. MILLER.
\ATANTED. 800 Gents. suits 10 clean at $1.25
w q suit. New Process. Steam and dry
cleaning. J. C'OkDNER, South Raleigh street,
near new JAIL
DEAD this notice, silver plated table ware
IL given away at our store. 10 r. Herring's
cash house, corner Queen and Martin streets,
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Is CENT Mating only II cents at Eugene E.
g Herring.
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fIiIE only place on earth to get % cent floor
] oil cloth for 10 cents Is at Eugene X. Her
rings cheap cash store.
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NOTICE Div. ss4 81 II. O. meets ID the Grand
IN Army hall every Monday morning at Y
a HI until further notice. A. r. Martin, 81. q.
4. V. Mailman, s. a T.. w. w. Darby A. G. G.
5s2-1m.
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osT. English mocking bird Escaped We'd
| nesday evening April 70. Finder will be
rewarded by returning 20 VIM. Rodgers or leay-
ing at this office. 6-ltf
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I,estaurant for sale In the hourishing town
Tx of brunswick Md "a first class restaurant,
19oppositon open day and night docs good
Lssinsss. cause for selling owner going into hO-
IN business No forms asked. Wiiisell at price
goods inventory. Address City Restaurant, Box
% l@r,insy.ick Md b-22t
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Make KNOWN Your WANTS
This Column is Read BY Over 5000
People Every Evening.
BFsT AND CHEAPEST COLUMN.
s,,.,,tsus. Help Wanted, For Sale, Fof Rent, Lost
Pouna, strAyed Of Stolen. To Buy, Sell
Erohangs--Make Il known.
RFsT AND CHEAPEST COLUMN.

.xrRD ladies' 10 do writing at home, will
w NV $500 TO 5000 per week. send self
tr.ssed stamped envelope for reply, address
NINE Wright Mishawaka Ind. o37st
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elk Dotted yelling cents yard. Eugene
y r. Herring.
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$50. OPERA Toe slippers only s9c. Eugene
/ 4. Herring.
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rs GENT Ribbed Vests only cents. Eugene
| +. Herring.