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POLITICAL GOSSIP.
ONLY TWO PLACES IN CLEVE-
LANDS CABINET FILLED.
Senator Carlisle for Secretary of the
treasury and Daniel Lamont for
Secretary of the Navy.
Special to the REcoRD-UN1ox.

LAKEWOOD IN. ", Jan. 29.-It was
learned to-day that Cleveland has filled
only two positions in his Cabinet with
ertainty-Carlisle for the Treasury and
Lamont for the Navy. 1t was under
stood here last week that Bayard had ac-
cepted the State portfolio, but it now
seems the report was premature From
one in close touch with Cleveland it was
learned that the President-elect would
probably select his former partner.
Wilson S. Bissell, of Buffalo. for
the Attorney yGeneralship. Among
others who it is said are being
considered for Cabinet positions by Mr..
Cleveland, are Governor Gray of In
diana, Senator Morgan of Alabama, Gov
ernor Russell of Massachusetts, Hoke
Smith, of Georgia, Patrick Collins of
Massachusetts and Don NJ. Dickinson.
In an interview to-day Cleveland said:
THE date is now at hand when 1 must
have more time to myself than since the
election. Most of my time has been de-
voted to interviews, which were not un-
pleasant, not Improbable, but other
things are now pressing which require
my uninterrupted consideration. Saw
for me through the press: L shall be at
my office in New York every day. with
perhaps one exception, during the week
commencing January Both, and after
February 4th l shall remain at Lake.
wood, where 1 hope to be undisturbed in
work which will imperatively demand
my attention. 1 also especially desire
that from now until the 4th of March let
ters be addressed me at the Mills build
ing, New York.
THE KANSAS MUDDLE.
TOPEKA (kan.), Jan 29.-The Repub-
icans have just learned that they elected
a United States Senator in joint session
of the two houses last Wednesday. They
claim that none of the members of the
Populist house were legally sworn in,
and consequently had no right to vote
for Senator; that the State Senator's, in
cludIng the Populist members of that
body, together with members of the Re-
publican house constituted a quorum.
and that Ady was therefore elected SEN
ator. Ady will be furnished with ere
dentials, signed by Speaker Douglass of
the Republican house and each of the Re-
publican Senators.
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FIGHT AT UKIAH.

A Local PuGiIist Pummeled by jack
McAuIIy.
UKIAH, Jan. 29.-For days it has been
noised about the town and country that
Jack McAully Of San Francisco and Gus
Henry of Ukiah would hold a finish fight
last night at the opera-house. The audi
ence was very large, for it was q novelty
here. Henry was no match for the San
Francisco man, and after being punished
heavily for five rounds was rescued by
the town officials, who stopped the con-
test.
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Of the 300 girls who have been educa-
ted by George w. Childs, he says that the
teachers and nurses and the graduates of
law and medicine have all been success
ful. The elocutionists have made the
most money ana the musicians earn sal
aries ranging from $500 to 5000.
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Special to the REcoRD-Ux1ox.

RENO New, Jan. 29.-Albert Hon-
man. y years of age, shot himself in the
stomach at $50 this evening. He cannot
llve but few hours. He went into Wei
land's saloon at O'Clock and offered to
bet the barkeeper So that he would kill
himself tonight. The bet was accepted,
the money put up and Hoffman departed
Tor nome. He went into barn and did
the act His father is an old resident of
Reno and formerly owned the Washoe
brewery. Hoffman was neither drunk
nor crazy and the act cannot be accounted
for.
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LATE EX-SECRBITARY BLAINE
Friends Take a Last Look Upon
the Face of the Departed.
THE FUNERAL SERVICES TO BE
HELD THIS MORNING.

Andrew Carnegie Tells Why He Gave
No Instructions During the Home
stead Trouble-Has Been for Sew
eral Years Simply a Shareholder in
the Company, the Officers Having
Full Power to Transact All BusI-
ness Connected With the Corpora
ton.
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WON 4HE WAGER
A Remote Bet Three Dollars He
Would Take His Own Life.
LATER IN THE EVENING He Full
FILLS TE CONTRACT.

Portland Man Scaten 10 Deatb nv
His Supposed Friend in a Drunken
Quarrel-The Sig Railroad Bridge
over an Arroyo Near Salton Com-
pleted, Thus Doing Away With Any
Possible Washouts at That Point in
the FufrIpc
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MATTERS BEFORE CONGRESS.
The Anti-Optfon Bill the Most Notable
This Week.

This Week.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 29.-The most not
able event of the week in Congress will
probably be the disposition of the anti
option bill in the Senate. By agreement
final vote upon the bill will be taken at
. O'Clock Tuesday. 1t will then, in all
probability. be sent back to the House
with its many amendments.
The first two regular appropriation bills
are now on the calendar of the Senate.
and it is the expectation of the managers
to also call up the Cullom bill making
amendments to the interstate laws.
The House leaders intend to keep at
work on the appropriation bills to the
exclusion of all other business.
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A Blow to the British.

CARACAS Venezuela), Jan. 29.-Gen-
eral Will, the new Colombian Minister
to Venezuela. has arrived. He brings a
new treaty of the offensive and defensive
alliance, whereby the Government of
Colombia virtually takes common issue
with Venezuela against further encroach-
ments by the British.
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THE ALL-ABOORBING TOPIC.
Hawaiian Affairs Freely Discussed
at the National Capital.
SOME MEMBERS OF CONGRESS WHO
FAVOR ANNEXATION.

Senators Sherman. Morgan and Butler
of the Foreign Relations Committee
Said to Have Expressed Sentiments
70 That Enect-Judge Chapman of
the House Committee Also Strongly
Advocates Bringing the Islands Un-
der Control OF the Unitei States.
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ACTION TAKEN BY THE COURT
In 1.-THE Case of the Miners Strike on
Big Sandy River.

CINCINNATI, Jan. 29.-The United States
Court has taken positive action in the
case of the miners strike, the result of
which will be interesting. Some time
ago L. c. Black was appointed by the
Federal Court receiver of the Great West
ern Coal and Mining Company, operating
mines on the Big Sandy River. When
he discharged check-weigher the miners
struck and refused to permit any one to
take theft places. Judge Tafe has found
them ip contempt, and issued an order
that they must cease Interference with the
new men and vacate the company's houses
by February lst.
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Big Amnesty demonstration.

DUBLIN, Jan. 29.-The amnesty demon
stration here to-day surpassed all expec-
tations. More than 10000 men with bands
and banners marched in torchlight pro-
cession this evening. John Redmond,
Dr. Kenny, Pierce Mahoney, and James
Egan, the dynamiter, recently released
from the Portland Prison, addressed a
great meeting at the Custom-house.
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Billy Mccarthy Looking for a Match.

LONDON, Jan. 29.-Billy Mccarthy, the
Australian champion middle-weight,
having failed to arrange a fight
with Ted Pritchard, sailed on
the Servia to-day for the United
States. He says he is
ready to fight any middle-w weight Amer
ican, Alexander Greggains preferred, at
the club offering the largest purse.
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COLONEL GEORGE E. GROVER.
Inc British Worlds Fair Representa-
tive Found Dead in Bed.

lIVe fOunu De0d IN Bed.
CHICAGO, Jan. 29.-Colonel George f.
Grover, representative of the British
Royal Worlds Fair Commission. was
found dead in bed at the Virginia Hotel
this morning of heart disease. Colonel
Grover leaves widow. two sons and a
daughter i'll London. One of the sons is
in the English army, and one in the
navy. Colonel Grover had a record of
distinguished service in the English
army from 1858 to 1892, when he retired.
He was decorated for especially gallant
service in the Suakim and Tel-el- X ebir
affair.
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Freight Train lyrac1,e,

LOUISVILLE Ky, Jan. 29.-Near Big
Cliff last night a Newport News freight
train was wrecked by broken rail. En-
gineer Alexander Price, Fireman George
Foster and Brakeman Walter Davis were
killed
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Mhen rime shnII BE SO N1ore.

He-Ah, darling, even when time shall
be no more, our love
She-It is almost that time now, I
guess.
.'Eh ?D
81 said it was nearly that time now.
Time never gets to be more than II, you
know."-Indianapol Journal.
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A Novel Prize-F Fight.

CARBON (Wyo.), Jan. %. A novel
prize-fight for purse of $500 occurred
here last night. 1t was between Dan
Mitchell QS5 pounds) and Spider" Kelly
Of Nevada (95 pounds. Mitchell was to
stop the little fellow in ten rounds. In
training for the event the heavy weight
practiced running and jumping and be-
came agile, but was unable to overtake
Kelly until the eighth round. The Spider
was knocked cold when Mitchell finally
landed
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Extradition Treaty With sweden.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 29.-The President
has sent to the Senate the new extradi-
ton treaty with Sweden recently nego-
tiated.
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Pork was the most highly esteemed
flesh at the Roman table.
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1t is twenty years since Pasteur began
his notable experiments in germ culture.
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Mgr. SatoIli's Auditor and Secretary.
New YORK, Jan. pa Catholic Ne,os
cable fromits Rome correspondent says:
Mgr. S. Barretti has been appointed
Auditor and Rev. Hector Papi Secretary
to Archbishop Satolli. They leave Rome
for the United States shortly.
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the FURsrTuRE FACTORY.

To be Converted into Picture Frame
Factory PIucky Man.
Messrs. A. F. Keubler and ex-Sher-
if Chas. Miller will shortly take charge
Of the furniture factory, which has
been idle since last summer, and will
convert it into a picture frame factory.
The present machinery viii all be put
into operation and several new ma
chimes are to be added. These gentle
men will make specially Of heavy
gilded mirror framing. Later on,
general line Of framing materials will
be manufactured by the plant, and q
number Of hands viii be employed.
Mr.N Keubler certainly deserves cred
It for the amount of pluck and ener-
gy he displays after the heavy blow
he received in the loss of his factory
which was destroyed by fire a few
weeks ago. This gentleman said when
lie located here that he had come to
stay, and stay he will. THE WORLD
wishes the new firm unlimited success
in their undertaking.
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what 4 eolnr On IN sar NsiEberlnE WI
laEs Tela for. werias Readers.
Mrs. c. M. Nadenbousch is visiting
her sons, Messrs, J. Q. and A. G. Ma.
denbonseh, Of your city
Mrs. Mitchell entertained her friends
Tuesday and every one had \ most de,
lightful evening.
Misses Katie Nihion and Bessie
Harrison made flying. visits to their
homes this week.
We are glad to learn that Rev. Mr..
Gaver, who has been quite III, is now
cJnvalescent.
Mr.. Gaver, Of BeFryville, was in town
a few days, being called here BY the
illness Of his father.
Rev. VIM. Leavell had services Al
the Mt. Zion Church Ash Wednesday
and win have services every Wednes-
day evening during Lent.
Thee Alpha Club held its regular
meeting Tuesday evening. II was
called 10 order BY the president. Each
member responded to the roll call with
a sentiment from Longfellow, who was
the poet Of the evening. Music by the
club. Mr., II. Moler then gave a sketch
Of Longfellow's life, and was followed
by Miss Katie Butler, who was the
news reader 81 the evening. Duel
"Evangeline," by Miss n. Harrison
and Mr.. b. Snyder. Recitation By
Master G. Ross The subject for de
bate, Resolved, that a mother hal
more influence over a child than .
Teacher. The subject was most ably
handled in the affirmative by Mr.. b
Snyder and Miss n. Apple, the nege
tive by Mr.. B. Kilmer and Miss J
Drenner. The judges gave their do
cision for the Affirmative. With mu
sic BY the club, they adjourned to NEE
next Tuesday evening. SIR.
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II has been slid that the honey Of
Sardinia is bitter, on account Of the large
quantity Of NORWOOD which grows
there. Strabo speaks Of honey TINT made
men melancholy and stupid, while Dic
dorus refers to certain kind Of honey
which madet those who tasted 1t 80 weak
that they appeared for whole day as
dead men. Marmontel speaks Of the bee
garden Of st. Thomas. and says: \ was
never happier than when In the bee gar.
den Of ST. Thomas. passed fine day
in reading the verses Of Virgil on the in.
dustry Of those republics that prospered
50 happily under the care Of my aunt.
who had surrounded their little domain
with fruit trees"
The honey Of the Brazils Is mostly
used as q medicine. The bees are black,
and their sting comparatively harmless.
They have no hives. but deposit their
honey in the hollows Of trees. which ARE
often cut down by the natives for the
purpose Of getting the honey Strabo
asserts that in Pontus the bees fed prin-
cipally ON hemlock and aconite, and that.
as the result, their honey was poisonous.
The bees ofGuadalascara have no stings.
and SO fine was the honey produced by
these bees, made from fragrant flower
resembling the jasmine, that it used fire..
quently to be sent to the King Of France
horticultural News.
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VAEoLEVEsylLLE ITEMS.

The News Il That Section Photographed for World
Renders,
We have our full quota of snow in
this section.
Madam rumor has several marriages
on the go. Will they materialize.
The rising generation Of this section
have been trying hard to solve the
mathematical problem Of subtracting
mumps from scholars.
The champion mover, Mr.. J. w.
Yizer, who moves thirteen times a
year, has again folded his tent, and
betaken himself to chariestown, JEFF
ferson Co.
Saturday, Feb. IL, the infant daugh-
ter Of Mr.. Charles Henry, who lives On
the Rauch place, died of pneumonia.
Interment at Mt. Zion last Saturday,
Rev. w. B. Evers conducted the ser
vices; assisted BY r. J. w. Ranche.
BIJAH.
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ALLENsyILLE DoTs.

Six and half inches. Of the " beau
tiful snow fell Monday.
Mr.. Ayerill Miller has returned from
Wheeling.
Mr.. Chas. Myers, who visited his
father, Mr.. Hamilton Myers, has re-
turned to his home at Cumberland.
Mr.. James Robertson had lucky
escape from fire, this week. His little
boy knocked over the lamp after
some little delay the flames were sub
dued. Mr.. Robertson's loss is about
S25. 1t might have been worse.
BENJAMIN.
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a LEApER,

Since its first introduction, Electric
Bitters has gained rapidly in popular
favor, until now it is clearly in the
lead among pure medicinal tonics
and misunderstanding nothing
which permits its use as beverage or
intoxicant, it islrecognized as the best
and purest medicine for all ailments
Of Stomach, Liver or Kidney. II will
cures Sick Headache, Indigestion,
Constipation, and drive Malaria from
the system. Satisfaction guaranteed
with each bottle or the money will be
refunded. Price only SOC. per bottle.
Sold by f. c. Williams, Jr. & Co.
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GARDEN SEED.

Garden making time is almost here
and You will soon be purchasing your
garden seed. The irstquestion which
present, itself is, where can ! get good
feAable seeds, whose are the besti All
keed growers claim theirs as the best,
|lqt Landreths take the lead, and you
WI ind an immense stock to select
rom At the drug store Of A. NJ. Gil
Paf y Bro, Il n. Queen st. and A.
Gilbert, corner Race and Queen St.
-anareths have been in active bust
IN tn 100 years as growers Of seeds,
Y have stood the test Of time. Gill
" have the largest stock Of garden
y y the city, and the lowest prices.
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An EARLY BIRD

Will S. Hays, the song writer, who
applied for q position under Cleveland
before his election, received a reply
from his congressman to whom he
made the application that he was an
& early bird.
Mr.. Hays very wittily responded
back in the following lines;
Dear Ash. am an early bird, +
An now since Cleyet controls,
I'll not let other birds gets worms,
And have me watching holes.
i did that once when Cleye went In;
I'LL 20 for all that squirms,
For you and both known DIN well,
That there's more birds than worms,
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WEST VIRGINIA BRIEFS.


Interesting and Eewsy State Happenings Boiled
Down for Hasty Reading.
Albert Gallatin Booth, died at Bridge
port last week at the advanced age Of
S4 years. He was at one time a school
teacher and the Hon. James G. Blaine,
when ten years Of age, was one Of his
scholars. After quitting the school
room he was elected Justice Of the
peace and held that Office for 40 con
secutive years, retiring about IL years
ago. Preston Journal.
Mr.. w. Y. Netken, Of Elk Garden
is organizing wild west show, which
will go on the road about May 4, 1893
He is securing the besttalent that mon
ey can effect and among the many
novelties is brass band numbering
twelve, composed entirely of Indians.
He will produce every kind Of hippo
drome racing known to the profession.
tits said that B. j Prichard, ex-sena-
tor from Wayne county, will be an APP
pllcant for the appointment Of consul
at the City Of Mexico. His recon-
mendation has been signed by all the
outgoing as well as the incoming State
officers, every Democrat in either house
Of the legislature and many other
prominent Democrats throughout the
STATE
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Hams Froa Far ga Near causht TT the Ha1sy
'.Wtzid Rsaasrs.
The woods are getting 10 be full Of
people who own John Brown relics.
There are nine eases Of diphtheria
in the family Of j! d. Derr. near Shep-
herdstown.
The Charlestown Improvement Com
pany has rented out a portion Of is
lands for farming purposes.
A five cent piece Of 1902 il worth
nine hundred dollars and silver dol
lar Of 1904 is worth nine hundred dol
lars.
It is said to be possible TO cut down
a growing tree and make it into paper
ready for the printing press within
twenty-four hours.
Mr.. Joseph Welshans, Of Shepherds
town. one of the oldest men in Jeffer-
son county, celebrated his lightweight
birthday last Saturday.
News has been received here that
Mountain lake, large body ofwater
in Craig county, Va, near West Va.
bonndry line is disappearing.
Sampson, the strong man We read
about, was the first to advertise. He
took two solid columns to demonstrate
his strength when several thousand
people tumbled into his scheme, and
he brought down the house
Four years ago Grover Cleveland
rode to tile Capitol sitting on the right
Of Benjamin Harrison, and quarter
Of million people looked on. This
time Mr.. Harrison win sit on the right
of Mr.. Cleveland during the short ride,
and it is thought that a half million
people will see them. This simple
change Of position in proceeding to
the capitol cuts d long story short.
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GREAT TRIUMPH.

Instant relief experienced and a
permanent cure by the most speedy
and greatest remedy in the world
Otto's Cure for Throat and Lung dis
eases. Why viii you continue TO irri-
tate your throat and lungs with that
terrible hacking cough when A. NJ.
Gilbert & Bro, sole agent, willfurnish
YOU free sample bottle Of this great
guaranteed remedy Its success is
simply wonderful, as your druggist
win tell you. Otto's cure is now sold
in every town and village on this con
tinent. Samples free. Large bot
ties SOC.
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PERSONAL MENTION.

The Coming and Going Of Friends, Acquaintance
and Strangers.
Mr.. Glen Lyle is able to be on our
streets again.
Mr.. N. R. Roberts, Of Leetown. was
in this city. to-day.
Mr.. Geo. G. Thomas, Of Berryyille,
va, spent Tuesday with his son
Clarence in this city.
Mrs. N. B. Madeira, Of Washing
ton, D. G., spent yesterday and to-day
with friends in this city.
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JUDGE GoFF,s CLAIMS.

Well, the vacancy on the Supreme
Court has been filed and Golf did not
get the appointment. But the Judge
should not become disconsolate.
Queen Victoria is getting old and La
Bile to resign or die at any moment.
When a vacancy on the throne Of Great
Britain does occur, the West Virginia
Republicans will push Goff' 5 claims for
the seat. WayHe Nescs.
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THE EIFFEL TOWER or TOILET AR
TICLEs.

31G,574 bottles Blush Of Roses sold
in 1890. Yon know ! could not have
sold so much if Blush Of Roses was not
as represented, a sure cure for pimples,
freckles and blackheads. In 1892 /
predict it will be sold by every drug
gist, and used by every lady and gem
tleman in the United States. A. M.
Gilbert & Bro, viii supply you at 75cts.
per bottle.
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yl,rI3,E - rHE PrBLrc GENERALLY =.

ssy~On and after Feb IS, 1898 no gratis read
Inc notices ,pufs etc, win be given in this paper
rs any person, society. church, theatre, OF en-
tertainnent 81 any kind or character. who may
baye their job printing done At any other office
besides The WoRLD. Patrons OF this paper only
yxi be accorded the privilege OF cur reading
nafices Parties patronizing other offices with
their lob work, and not regular patrons Of The
WORLD will have to pay for all reading notices
III the rate OF 10 cents per line pay able lmmeal-
'ately after publication. Special notice y also
siyeli that no complimentary tickets will pc nc
repted in exchange for reading notices. nothing
yyiil secure our space but the spot cash. our
regular patrons will be-taken special care of as
.far as reasonable, in the way OF gratis reading
u9fieAS.
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From MARLoWE.

Rev. j. Portch will preach at Har-
mony church next Sunday at 1890 A.
NJ. at Little Georgetown at 2:30 2. N.
and at Broad lane at 7:30 P. NJ.
Rev. j: Portch is holdinga protract-
ed meeting at Broad Lane. So far one
person has professed faith in Christ.
Rev. J. Portch and family unite in
tile expression Of thanks 70 Mr.. Daniel
Hite for his kind generosity. also to
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Perrell for favors
shown BY them.
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BRUNSWICK FREIGHT sREDs.

The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Company will open their large freight
transfer sheds at Brunswick, March |.
A small force Of hands viii be EN-.
ployed, and at the start only parcel
freight viii be handled. The force
will be gradually increased until 4he
entire transfer system, as originally
intended, will be carriedout.
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BREAD WILL RISE.

The Rig Flour Trust Has Been Formed
to Boom Prices.
The Flour Trust has already been
formed The scheme is said to have
originated with Hubbard the big mil
ier Of Mankato, Minnesota. Most Of
the spring wheat millers in Buffalo,
Chicago, st. Louis, Milwaukee, Min
neapolis and tributary points have
finally gone into the organization. The
new deal is to go into effect after the
next harvest.
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GLADTIDIEGs.

The grand specific for the prevailing
malady Of the age, Dyspepsia, Liver
Complaint, Rheumatism, Costivenessi
General Debility, etc., is Bacons Gel
cry Cure. This great herbal tonic
stimulates the digestive organs. regu-
lates the Liver and restores the sys-
tenn to vigorous health and energy
Samples free. Large packages SOC,
sold only by a. M. Gilbert & Bro.