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The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1893-05-10

THE MARKETS.


/
FLorR-W Winter patent. Is HEsi 20 fancy.
IS O0a 8 25 family ~ S0a 10 extra " Dls. a5
low grade, = waco; spring patent 400 4.35
spring fancy, "a .osba Is; spring family, saej d
3. 80 Rye -four, Ss.0Oisaih
CoRN-Tbe mari et CONTINUES firm Sales Of
mixed ear, truck, 4ec. No. 2 white mixed track,
10; No smixed, track, sscs No mixed. track.
40
WHEAT--The market was dun and nominal AZ
TOc asked for good No. 2 red. and 69c bnying
No. srcd auotable OF ei966c for prime samplea
Little trading.
oArs-No. white quotabic al s7ds7sSc, and
No. mixed at q 134lzc for prime samples Of
the close
RYE Good fresh track lots in whole cars held
at 6sc: with buyers 81 o0adic Sales Of e50 bu
No choice spot track, at 0Sc.
CArTLE-Shippers. e470nhxA Oxen, " TO
4S5: extra, 100; select butcher. s475 500:
fair to good, sa7ba4osi common, q 500
$50 Heifers: Good to choice, e400HA 90, com.
mon to fair, e. T5Q20Q Cows: Good 10 choice.
AO0as.5 so; fair to medium, s300aae0; common
and thin rough stun. u.7s0as0
VEAL CALvEa-CoInmo and large, ~ 500 Bot
fair TO good light, s4oOa5To; extra sdOo
HoGs--Solect heavy and primo butchers. ~ 90
0775, none Of the best on sale; fair TO good
packers, a. SIS ~. 90, common and rough, ia T5D
5a0; prime light q. asGT.t0; others, 80 s. 80;
fat pigs s07SltT.2o; common 10 fair. 10 60 40
SHEEP AND LAMBS --Sheep: Clipped %. 73
= AN n. vol A az a. snrins Ia,,s,a "A a
maSo - 800 x 49, ep.'As '''''' - z =
PrrrsBuRcH. NAV
CArrLE-M Market steady at about last weeks
pt Hc...Marss, fa,rs Phs,.de,yhsas - m
~ Seod ynirad n es17 "a. hcst YorNers ~ a
q : A.. 10 ears hS,,r sh,,,.s !. SSe,, ysrsr
ssrrpNsraet sio,1 ~ sneey ana Ia ~ ~
"a from last ,veep,s nrices; ianabS s,.adv ana
nrchanred
aArrtuoar Nav d IN
INSTRUMENTATION. NJ, ; y,sd srot ara Nav.
7s,.c: June. Tol q -'s@ ~. ~ =
CoRz-Easy. mixed spot and MAY. 4okc,
Juiy bio
OArs-Stronger, No. white western. 40.
RYK-Siow; No 3, &c ea,sc
CHICAGO, Maya
I FLouR AND GRAIr-Gash quotations: Flour
In better local demand and several round lots
were taken at advances Of O0isc. No. Rsprins
wheat 74kci No spring wheat, TOO: No. z red,
7AAc; No. corn, 43xc; No. 8, a2,kc; No 3 oats,
SiAc; No white. & o. b., 36Kc: No white {
o. b. Ban 035Mc; No. rye. b7c; No barley,
02c; No T. o. b., $50 COO; No. 4 T. O b, 40G45c;
No flaxseed tLOo.
PHILADELPHIA, May y
WHEAT-Ruled strong but closed weaker;
No. red May, T8GTsMc; Juno. 7sAf170c; July.
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lsaliway Conductor. conveatIon.

TOLEDO, o.. May .. Several thousand
railroad men have gathered Ia this city
during the past few days for the pnr-
pose Of attending the annual copvens
tion 81 railway conductors, which wns
called To order Tuesday morning Elab-
crate preparations have been made for
the reception and entertainment 81
visitors BY a committee Of citizens
headed ~ Mayor Emerick. The con-
vention will remain Ia session for ten
days, and many questions Of Importance
to the order will be considered.
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DENOUNCED BY MANY.
The Presidents Order Creates
Much Criticism.
SAID TO BE UECALLED FUR
Ard an Aftcns 70 Amsrican Citisens Who Have q
Much RICH, 70 Enter the Public Service a.
Those Who ars Nov In.

CINcIxNATI. May p.-T'he Enquirer
published the following special from
Washington Tuesday morning:
s'rhe main subject Of discussion IN
Washington Is. Of course. the announce
ment Of the president that he will not
give personal interviews Is candidates
for Office, except when he invites them,
and inviting applicants 70 leave the
city. Among public men and those
who are willing 70 become public mon
there Is reluctance 70 talk on the
presidents order for publication. but
simply us statement Of fact IL may
be said that the order Is generally
denounced as nncalled for and as an
nfrront 70 tho American citizen. who
has as much right To try to enter the
public service as those who are now IN.
OF course II Is generally admitted that
the pressure for place has taken
great deal or the presidents
TING, but the pressure q nc
greater than II usually Is AZ the
opening Of new administration, and II
issnot out Of proportion to tho bfgness
Of the change that ought to be made,
especially the republicans who are IN
place and do not want TO DO disturbed,
have been sneering at the hungry
hordes" and mourning because the
president hns to be afflicted with the
place hunters, and has not time to At.
tend to tho public business. What Is
the public business? Mr. Cleveland Is
the chief executive and his main bust
ness is to appoint and direct the great
army Of subordinates who administer
the government The president may
look upon the exclusion Of the appli-
cants from his presence as the wisest
course and the best means Of getting
the right people In the right places at
the earliest moment -
IF the results shall be good there
will be no complaint from the civil
service rcformers, but the exaspernting
thing Is that the presidents order Is In
terpreted BY the bogus civil service re-
formers and tho fellows who arc In as q
rebuff to those who have their applica-
tions before tho president and depart
ments now. The most gloating over
the order Is BY men who wonld not vote
for Mr.. Cleveland or any other man
bearing the brand Of democracy at .
popular election. II 10 said the prosi-
dent hesitatcd for good while after
the matter suggested itself 70 his mind
before he issued his statement Howas
In doubt as TO how It would be received
and as to how the plan would work.
Time will tell
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nIust ~ rhalr I.ent.

Columns. O., May e.-The canal
commission Monday gave formal no
tice to the Toledo. Kansas City and st.
Louis Railroad Co. that the tracks Of
the company occupy state canal prop
erty for distance Of $50 feet, between
Swan creek and Western avenue. IN
Toledo, without paying any rent TO the
state and without any authority Of
law. The commission values the prop
erty at 1000, and places rental value
Of $500 year ON It Tho company Is
asked to enter into contract with the
state to that rental, on which condition
1T may obtain lease for the land run
ming fifteen years Otherwise suit in
ejectmcnt will be entered against the
couananxy
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ST. LOUIS. May o.The St. Louis
banks have come 70 the aid Of the U. s.
TREASURY, and Tuesday over 81. 900. 600
IN gold viii be paid into the sub-treas-
ury in exchange for treasury and M
tionai bank notes. No request for aid
Of this description was made, but Sat
uriay ex-Gov D. 4. Francis, on behalf
of several banks. called upon Sub
Treasurer B. G. Farrar and informed
him that a large sum in gold would be
exchanged for notes. II II was deemed
desirable by the government The
offer was accepted, and Monday after
noon arrangements were completed,
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THE WORLDS FAIR.

saal Arrangements for tia Sals Of Tickets via the
B. 4 0. R. 3.
For the benefit Of those desiring to
4liend the Worlds Fair the Baltimore
Y Ohio Railroad will sell Excursion
uekets to Chicago and return, at all
n allofs on its line, at low rates,
rests will beNon sale until November
y and will be valid for return journey
l'llN November 18th, 1893. They
'oside for 4 reduction Of 90 per cent
s'oT regular rates. These tickets viii
,ahd only for continuous journey.
skets At higher rates will be sold
n wlll permit holders one stop oyer
p I going and returning.
.allman accommodations may be
MN, lived in advance Of Journey. For
III 4 ana information apply to nearest
Inn = Ticket Agent, or Chas. o.
nora G ( Passenger Agent, Balti-
M 5-3-4t.
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sAvEp HON TAE oALLows.
Nashville Murderer Dies From urmor.
image Before Ilia Trlai


NASHVILLE, Tenn, May 0. "A horrl-
bic murder. recently committed In this
city. was recalled Monday by tho death,
under Sensational circumstances. Of tho
murderer. who WINS on hand awaiting
trial At tho torn 81 tho criminal court
Just begun Tho llfcless body 81
Ed Gillian, half Negro and half
Indian, was found BY his mother
lying ut full length on tho brick pavo-
mont IN the back yard Just a. day was
breaking, An inquest over the body
resulted in verdict Of death from III.
ternal hemorrRago, there boing no
positive evidence Of violence. (lilliam's
death probably saved him from. tho
gallows or a lifo sentence Iii tho peni-
tentiary, for about six months ago h0
smashed out tho brains Of INT McCor-
mick, young hey, and all hut mur.
dercd the boys brother in D like man
Nor, and he WINS under indictment for
murder III tho FIRST degree.
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rHR TROUBLE OVER.

A prominent man in town exclaimed
The other day: my wife has been
Wearing out her life from the effects Of
Dyspepsia, Liver Complaint and Indi-
gFstion. Her case baffIed the skill 81
|our best physicians. After using three
PACKAGES Of Bacons Celery Cure she is
Utmost entirely we'll" Keep your
blood in healthy condition BY the use
H this great vegetable compound. Call
m A. NJ. Gilbert & Bro, sole agent,
End get trial package free. Large
|sRe 80 cents.
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IDAHo nurLplNo.

lie presented a check for si7s, butdid
not get the cash. lie deposited si.I0o
saturday, and felt little blnc. ''The
chances are II the bank doesn't pay II, ]
said the commissioner, that will hnvs
10 make Ii good
At u:s5 came telephone message
from Cashier Israden at the down town
Office 81 the suspended bank To close
the doors Of theexposition branch.
This was done, mid soon there wns a
line Of anxious, conplaining depositors,
some representing themselves and 9TH
ers state concession concerns.
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NOW M THE TTME

When moths begin to get in" their
work. and if you want to save your
woolens, carpets, &c. from the ravages
Of 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 at A. M. Gilbert q Bros, Drug
gist, L N. Queen street.
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CIiIcAao, May 0. The striking horse
shoers won theirstrile Of day. Seven
hundred II them went out Every
custom shop Of the city was closed. A
conference with representatives Of the
employers was held lasting until about
midnight Finally the demands Of the
men were granted. They had been
working ten hours day. They OBJ
tanned a nine hour day with eight
hours Saturday.
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RAILROAD MEN 700 SMART.
A Train boarded BY. . Gang 81 Armed Piul
UgIics.

LIMA, o., May 0.Tuesday morning
about 5 o'clock Conductor Donavan, d
the Pittsburgh, Fort Wayne and Chi
cago, discovered the presence Of mum
Der Of men distributed through til.
train and between the cars Of the Penn
sylvania limited passenger train, wcst
bound. The fellows were tough mugs
and must have boarded the train and s.
GREETED themselves III Crestline. Some
were inside the cars. hid in the. closets
while others were in the vestibules
They We're there for no good, and the
trainmen kept them apart by locking
the car doors until the train reached
here, whore they were turned over u
the police and locked up, The mer
were NIL armed, and It is thought
boarded the train for the purpose 81
robbing Il at ah opportune moment
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MUCH ANXIETY FELT
About tho Outcome Or tho Great
Columbian Exposition
A COLOSSAL FAILURE.


CnicAGo, May o There Il already
alarm along the limo AMONG those pc
cuniarily Interested in the Columbian
exposition. This feeling II not ailnvesi
70 any extent iy the dsel ration 81 ono
of the commissioners 10 The effect that
he Is % the opinion that the enterprise
VIII be colossal future financially.
In HIS opinion, IL win. III The why a
civilization and pruErese and education:
be q tremendous faetur md 81 far~reaeh
Ing influence. for good upon the wei
fare Of America, and particularly 81
this and the west and northwest zee
tion Of the country, hut tliofn would
never be another IN the Lifetime of any
one now living.
To pay out there must bo ali average
daily attendance, he estimated, on $50.
900 10 100000, sunday open. There /,
little cvlslenco ~ present 81 such
pleasant condition Of affairs The mat
ter Of Sunday opening 4 81 the great
est moment II tile fair rcfnhini
closed, tSvonty-slx days will 10
sacrificed of tho ono hundred
and eighty odd only available,
and these. IN general estimation, worth
any forty or fifty Of tho others In view
Of tho alarm over the financial outcome,
\ n not ne Oh lllsoly tllat these days
will be sncriAcod, &c least not al of
thcm. and the opening on Sundays mny
DO expected at my time. Il u certain
70 como, ia any event. after Juno !.
which every ono Is looking TO - the
real beginning Of tho fair, though there
win be finishing touches going on up
W the middioof July
This very counting upon Sundays
shows the local character u the affnir
and thu absence III calculations upon
large foreign support Or attendance. In,
fnct, little, comparatively speaking. u
counted upon from that source Ii the
way Of financial realization
A great shire Of foreign attendance
win DO us III present, made up Of guests
and dignitarieH, who. instead Of money
contributors. are nm expense n pro-
vision and entertainment
The fair must look for lis support 10
this continent, this country, this sec
ti0n A small proportion win come
from the south, more FROM tho cast,
much more from the middle. and tho
bulk from this locality, The wosti tho
far west and northwest Tho last two
nre The main contributing elements Is
counted upon Nv those delibernte
enough not 10 allow their enthusinsm
and visions 81 Worldwide conquest 70
get the better Of their common sense
and prncticability,
In estimating tho business 81 the first
weeks comparison u again made with
The similar experienec 81 the Philadels
phia centennial, much apparently to
the credit Of the present exposition. Al
Inns been stated. the receipts for tho
openiftf week were:
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NOVEL EXHIBIT.
rhs wesla'. Fa,r Hank ra.s Or .. shu.

WoRLp's Fam GRouNpS, cnicA0o,
May = Among the exhibits at the en-
hibiiion Tuesday was national bank
under suspension. The exhibit was
not an attractive or pleasing ono IN the
eyes Of the foreigners who had their
money on deposit, but the fears Of not
getting il hack were unfonnded.
amongst the earliest callers at the
Worlds fair branch Of the Chemical
national bank was National and State
Commissioners John Isoyd Thatcher, Of
New York The stats funds for The
Worlds fair expenses on deposit In the
bank were IN his name. although he Is
not treasurer.
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Grand nnke I.oxes I TeIerraph Glrl.

LONDON, May 0.-The Moscow CORE
spondent Of the Daily Chronicle says;
ssIt Is rumored that the Grand Duke
George Second son 81 the czarl has boz
come enainored Of 4 pretty Circassian
telegraph clerk, in the Caucasus, whore
he Is staying for his health. He is de-
terInined 70 marry her. Ills parents
are annoyed, but they are expected to
give their sanction, as the grand duke
IS not expected to recover
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! 80 Infnn.a q TIavana.

HAVANA, May O.-The Infanta Eula-
liz, an aunt Of the young Spanish king
and tho representative Of Spanish roy
atty at the Chicago fair. arrived here
Monday afternoon from Porto Rico.
6he was accorded splendid reception.
Tho princess Is accompanied by her
husband. Prince Antonio, and suite.
The party left Madrid on April 10.
When their sojourn here IS over they
viii proceed for New York aboard a
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1000 As.epelance n ,hc ralr.

CmcAao, May GA large crowd 81
people visited tho fair Monday. Tho
numbers wero far grcnter than on any
day since tho opening, Tho bright sun
was largely accountable Tor this, Tho
broad avenues Ind holiday appear
ance, lined as they wcrc by thousands
Of Qniiy dressed women and men.
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TAUNTON, Mass, May Q. Lizzie Bor-
den was taken from the jail Monday
evening, hurried to the railroad station
IN closed carriage in charge Of Sheriff
Wright and then taken to New Bed.
ford, where she was arraigned In the
superior court and plead not guilty.
The trial win commence early In June.
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prlnce Adolphua peaa.

BERLfS. May .. Prince Adolphus, Of
Schaumburg-Lippe, died Monday In
Buckenburg. capital Of Schanmbnrg-
Lippe. Prince Adolphus was born In
1917. and succeeded to the throne In
1860. He married Hermine. princess Of
Wnldeclx and Pyrmont, In 1894 BY her
he had Eve children. His eldest son,
Prince George, Is ~ years old.
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cAnM, m. May q. While returning
70 hie home near hiarshall's Ferry. n
skin. Petor Jackson was cntight 81
the current d the Wabash river, which
Is now over mile wide, md the skin,
becoming .unmnnageAblc, was over*
turned. and Jackson, his wife mud two
children were drowned.
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KNIT, o., May Gus Schiller, IS,
went TO Akron Monday. and Monday
night drove TO cuyahoga Falls with q
girl. Tuesday morning the horse
and buggy were found 10 tree ninety
feet below the high bridge at the t'l6nsl
Schuler and his companion are sup
posed 10 be drowned.
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LIMA. O., May 3. The Lake Erie and
Western Railroad Co Monday paid into
court go, 9e0. 10, the amount Of q verdict
against II secured BY former con-
ductor, John ]. Shea who lost his right
arm BY On accident Tho caso was
fought In Ill tho courts by the railroad
people. but tho frat verdict was sus-
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MnADvILn. Pa. May DIN the court
Of quarter sessions Monday Judge Hem
derson hled opinions quashing all the
indictments. ninc In number, against
the Delamaters for embczElement. The
courts action Is severely criticised BY
depositors In the wrecked bank.
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WASHINGTON, May "a handsome
model Of the cruiser Olympia, now nm.
der construction by tho Union from
works, Of San Francisco. was Monday
placed on exhibition at tho navy de-
partment. II will 10 sent To Chicago
for exhibition III the fair.
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From this showing much unwar-
rantcd encouragement ii derived. Tor 4
cool reckoning ~ the relative cost and
expenditures 81 the two affairs viii
show that. instcad Of the Chicago re-
celpts being double those Of PhilndeI-
phia for the Same time. they should be
three or four times as much.
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PARxERsBuRG. w Va, May GA
freight wreck on the u. s. o. railroad,
near Warrington, destroyed six hum
drcd feet of track. smashed twenty
cars into lxindling wood and piled their
contents into worthless heap One
train hand yvns badly hurt.
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WAsHIxeToN, May 0. --Assistant Sec
rotary Of Agriculture WiIletts, also
president Of the board In charge Of the
government exhibits at Chicago. left
for that city Monday morning 70 super
intend the installation Of the exhibits.
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ST. PETERsBURa, May O. The Russian
government proposes TO convene a com
mfssion Of Jewish rabbis IN September
next to take the whole Jewish question
into consideration, and assist in bring
Ing Ii 10 d settlement.
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VIENNA, May .. The long drought In
Austria Is broken, Heavy rains have
set IN throughout Austria and Hungary
and are already having a most benefi.
cent effect ON thu vincent crop, particu-
larly III Austria.
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WASHINGTON. May o.. The disturbed
condition ON affairs In Nicaragua viii
probably result In the United States
sending a war vessel to the west coast
Of that country. Such action Is being
considered BY, Secretary Gresham.
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WAsHISaToN, May 0.-The gold re-
serve Monday, according TO the treas
urer's book. Is placed at s07. sis, G0g
The gold situation remains unchanged
and seems to giving little or no concern
to officials Of the treasury department.
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Rrpuhllean rcaruo Convent,on.

LouIsvifLE. KY, May q Representa-
tive republicans nro gathering In this
city ID attend the great league convcn-
tion. President Clarltson md other
distinguished republicans arrived Mon
dny afternoon. The convention opens
Tuesday morning and win last two
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scarlet Fever IN West virginia.

PARKERsDURa. w Va May ., Scar
let fever Is raging at New Martinsville,
the county seat Of Tyler county. There
IRE four cases in ono family, and one
N each Of two others Tho city conn.
ell has taken no action 70 prevent the
spread OF tho dieease, and much indig-
nation Is felt.
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BERLIN, May o.-The lower house Of
the Prussian diet has passed the supple
inentary taxation bill BY . vote Of 2i5
70 IS. A number Of clerical and Polish
deputies abstained from voting.
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RAyRNswoon. ~. Va, May ~. Phoebe
Cooper, az sheraa gave birth to girl
tr:plet. ars itS tndrning. Mother and
tinmchtrra sls.ihg well.
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KxoxvnLn, Tenn. May all dan
ger 81 an attempt 70 lynch Geo Speh-
Ger Is past He WIN b kept IN jail for
two Or three dayR
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h1tJ ssts - * IA -ttt 49,
with the 10000 passes ana sen
son tipkets, tho total attendance of
Tile first dry numbered eas .s9a In
contrast with this tic Worlds fair iig-
ursss rut the fignrcs 81 aanitfances To
thr philadelphia centennial the first
tssalnlI.
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nlsmarck's Eldest Brother Dead.
HKRLtN, May o -Privy Councillor Won
bismarck, eldest brother Of the ex.
chancellor. Is dead.
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II you want your collars and cuffs
lolook as good as new have them lann-
dried at Lee H. Goodys laundry, No.
4, East Martin street.
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WHY VIZ ARE HAPPY.

With the great Naval Parade over,
Forepaugh Show having come and
gone, the opening Of the Worlds Fair
N progress and John Heller busy tax
ing orders, finishing new and repairing
90 carriages, we can't help but feel
happy
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!, al STRAW Hats, half price other dealers Al
Eugene E. Herring
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SC oPERA Toe slippers only SOC. Eugene
B. Herring
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1ro7TcE Div. "a o. r. G. meets In the Grand
N Army Hall every Monday morning AZ ?
= in until further notice A. x. MarLlht i, ~ y, Y,
!" 5;21m,
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c,1IK Dotted Yelling centsa yard. Eugene
% E. Herring.
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,sCEYT Ribbed vests only cents. Eugene
E. Herring