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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-08-26
THE QUEENS SPEECH.

On Being Prorogusd Parliament Is Ask
ed TO share the Queens joy at the
Birth ola Third Generation Heir 20 the
Throue-Eelatlous with Foreign Powers
Friendly.
LONDON, August 25.-Par,iament was
Urorogued to-day. The Queens speech,
which was read from the throne 10 the
House of Lords, by the Lord High
Chancellor, Lord HerSchell, commences
my LORDS AND GENTLENEN:-l am
gratlted so the fact that your laboEs,
though exhaustng. have been fruitful,
and am confident that you share the JOY
40 the birth OF an heir, in the third
generation 60 the throne. The event is
not merely prODltiOus, it is unprecedent-
ed In the history Of the country.
My relations with foreign powers
are friendly, but ! regret that a variety
of African questions with France are
not yet settled In concert vSth the
President of the United States | have
taken the steps necessary TO give effect
90 the Beriag sea award, and have as
sented 20 M act Of Parliament for this
purpose similar 10 an act passed by the
Congress of the United States. The
Governments Of the two countries are
also In communication with the princi-
pa foreign powers with the view of OBJ
tanning their adhesion TO the regulations
prescribed by the award
81 regret 20 state that war has broken
ont between China and Japan. After
endeavoring in concert with Russia and
the other powers 20 prevent an outbreak
OF hOstjities, / have taken steps 10 pre-
serve strict neutrality.
Il have learned with satisfaction that
the proceedings at the Ottawa confer
ence were Of a character calculated to
strengthen the union OF the colonies
concerned, both among themselves and
with the mother country
Referring 20 the budget, the Queens
speech says: Though ! lament the
necessity Of Increasing the burden Of
taQatIon, it had become in Indispensable
for the security of the empire 70 in
crease the naval strength"
The speech adds: while the general
tranquility of Ireland is maintained 20
remarkable degree, certain social and
administrative difficulties still SUbsist,
which continue % engage the earnest
attention of my government
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DIED.

BURKLEY-On Thursday, August 2, 1901,
LoUI-r wife D; 4. Bufkiey, aged Y years ana
months.
Funeral will take place at her late residence,
on broadway. Martins Ferry, o., 1t o'clock
this Sunday afternoon. Friends OF the fami-
" are invited to attend. luterment a. Lin
wood
CLATIERBCCH-Ou saturday, August ..
IS9{. at $50 a. m, EMMA CLATTEEEUcH, vile o.
CHARLES Clatterbgch, and daughter OF Charles
and Carsliue WilbegJ, ~ the S3d year OF her
age
Funeral from her late residence, at Pleasant
Valley. Monday morning A. O'Clock Services
AZ NJ Calvary chapel at $3.50. Friends Of the
family invited.
PAGENEAgE-on Saturday, August ., at
c. - o'clock p. N, AUGUST W PAGENEAEN, IN
the 6lst year OF bis age
Funeral notice hereafter.
ADAMS-ou Monday. coth inst, Mas
MATILDA. ADAMS, wife Of the sate Archibald
NJ Adams, in the S5th year Of her az.
THoMPsON-on Thursday, August p. 1904
Ati2,S0 O'Clock a. n. EDNA BELLE, daughter q
sophia and Z. o. Thompson, aged twenty-five
months.
BlTTNER-On Thursday. August I'd, 1894.
Miss BARBARA X BITTSER, 5Orn October 18th,
ISL.
sCHEEHLE-Tuesdsy, August 2ist. ls9i. At
1910 .. u. . ELIZABETH. relict OF tie late Phllip
Scheehis. il the 6ith year Of her ase.
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Meeting of PIckens Colon,sta

]. B. Finster, of Weston, is in the
city working up colony OF working
men In North Wheeling, TO settle near
Pickens, 1T the terminus OF the West
Virginia and Pittsburg railroad, in Ran
dolph county. There was q well at
tended meeting in North Wheeling last
night TO hear the report OF committee
which had been to look over the ground.
The report was very satisfactory, and
several persons declared their intention
to joiu the new colony. Another meet
ing will be held On Tuesday night, and
it is expected that about fifty families
will be ready to start for their new
homes in the course of fcw weeks.
The property they will settle on is good
farming land, the timber having been
taken off by the Pickens Lumber Com
Daly,
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800 surFnAoa ~ 80 YoEK.

To spite Of their defeat in the consti-
tutio1al convention, the women Of New
York have DO reason 10 be discouraged
ia their struggle for the ballot. Aud
should their cause continue for tie next
few years 20 grow To favor as rapidly as
ia the recent past, 10 will not be long
until they are allowed 10 vote on every
question. Az the constitutional con-
veu,iou in New York petitions were
presented signed by fully half the wo-
men in The State, Of voting age, asking
that they De given the privilege Of
voting, which shows that they are very
much alive 90 the subject and very
much in favor OF universal suffrage.
Among the men their cause is almost
as strong Cs with themselves Some or
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-08-26

The difference between the scriptural
idea and the modern American idea Of
womau's talking in public has caused a
decided sensation in BusSellvile, Ky.
The State sunday School Convention
has been in session there, and among
the speakers who were to address the
convention were Dr. T. T. EATON and
Rev. CARTER HELM JONES. They had
accepted places upon the program and
their addresses were anticipated with
much pleasure, but Just before the con-
vention met they discovered that two
ladies, whose names were also on the
program, were TO make addresses
also, and they Immediately notified
the President Of the convention that
they could take no part in it. "As we
read the New Testament" they said In
explanation Of their action, and as
well nigh al scholarly commentators
expouud it, the Holy Spiri, distinctly
aud unconditionally forbids women ad-
dressing assemblies Of men and wo-
men,"
The action Of the reverend gentlemen
in refusing to take part in the conven-
ton because women were allowed 10
speak is not at al il keeping With mod
ern views upon this subject nOtwith-
standing the teachings Of the Scrip
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sEvERAL AREasrs WADE.
A Sensation Growing Got OF Riot at
Couuellsvule.

A Sensation Growing Got OF Riot at
Counellsvule.
CoNNELIsvULE, Pa, August 25.-A
sensation was caused here by the ar
rest Of Postmaster Harry Marietta,
William Mccormick, Fred Buckhart,
Pat Flanagan, J. ID. SchooleY and Jul
iuS DE Tatra on charge OF riot aud
iuCitiug % riot. The juiOrmati0Us were
made by Deputy Sheri q John Richards,
Of UniontOwu. Tho prosecution is
the result ef the riot which followed
the shooting OF Nike kossis6y by Dep
uty James Stanley here on June IL.
k0sSiSky was a Hungarian striker, and
WAS pursuing Stanley, when Stanley
fred the fatal shot 20 protect himself.
The defendants, 10 IS charged, took
sides with the strikers, and made
threats against Stanley. He was ar
rested and placed in the lookup here
where be was kept for several hours.
All the time be was kept 10 the Lookup
the building Was surrounded by a mob
OF several hundred strikers aud their
friends.
Deputy Richards came down 70 take
the prisoner 20 jail, which he was una
Die 10 do until be brought in twenty
four armed deputies from Meyer Il
was then only with the greatest diff.
Guilty that he succeeded in getting safely
to the train. A bowling mob OF several
thousand followed the officers aud the
prisoner 10 the train. Stones were
thrown and all kinds OF threats made
against both prisoner and officers. Dep
MY Richards claims that Postmaster
Marietta and the others were leaders in
the riot and melted the rioters. He
postponed the prosecutions until the
heat and excitement OF the strike passed
away, so that IL would have no effect on
the strikers, who were very much ex-
cited.
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

MANUFACTURER CONCERN DESIRES
VI to appoint one energetic business man IN
Wheeling, and in every city not already takes'
Applicant must furnish few hundred dollars
cash capital % pay for goods on delivery after
orders have hpeu secured for same. NO bonus,
no money In advance, no experience neces-
sary. This is au unusual opportunity Tor
someone already In business To add SIDE line.
We are manufacturing speciality, almost
monopoly, not q luxury something that VIII
reduce expensesl, needed by every nrm, fac
tory, mill, hstei, store, etc, throughout the
land. From goo 10 500 monthly eau be made;
references required Address IN hrst instance,
MANUFACTURER" Room 80, Morse Build-
ing New York. su-1dq
GUCCESSBUL speculation open 10 ali; nv
- our Syndicate system OF speculation; -
crease your income; irfOrmatlon Tree; send
for circular. THOMPSON ~ DEkR Co, %
Wall street New York. Incorporated under
the laws OF State OF New YORK Capital $780,
600 lyl3sa, wed&dta
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LOCAL 1spusrsIAL NOTES.
Points Picked Up About this City Last
Evening
Tho yVhaeIing steel works are of

The Wheeling steel works are oil
until the middle OF this week.
Considering everything, the potters
OF the city made a strong showing In
the parade yesterday. There were about
one hundred and fifty kilnmen aud
pressers In line.
The big nail factory Of the LaBelle
iron mill will be on Tuesday morning.
II is not known when the tuck factory
will go On. The heaters and rollers
will be at work in full ia the morning.
Friday there was satisfactory settle
ment made between the workmen OF
the North Wheeling pottery and the
management New shapes were being
placed on the market, aud the labor on
them caused some misunderstanding.
Now the price is settled so that all are
satisfied.
Assembly No. 800, &. of l., the new
organization OF the Riverside iron
works, made great showing in the
parade Yesterday. There were over
three hundred of the workmen in line,
aud there we're one hundred and sixty
more not in the procession who worked
the night before aud did not feel like
Joining the march.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-08-26

THE class OF zoo at the West Point
Military Academy is composed Of seven
ty-fvs members. and EDWARD Ii.
SCHULTZ, Of Wheeling stands st the
head of t. The class of '95 has fifty
members, aud at rs head is EDWIN R.
SrEwAEr Of Mon0ngalia county
West Virginia is a pretty small part Of
the United States. but it manages TO be
heard from 10 many ways. For repre-
sentatiyes OF small State to stand at
the head Of two OF the four classes at
tue National Military Academy Is an
honor 10 be proud Of
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lures. Nor will many pastors
be- found who will object 10
Sabbath Schoo! or other religious work
by the ladies Of their congregations
because the Scriptures say they should
not speak in public. Most OF them APP
preciaie too highly the Importance OF
women's work TO refuse TO let them par
ticipate in the work Of the Church.
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.1nininr tho Assoniated Press.

CHICAGO, August 25.-The Dayton,
o., Times an original member OF the
United Press, has abandoned that or
ganization and signed 90 year con-
tract with the Associated Press. The
Dayton, o., EUeaing NelcS has also join
ed the Associated Press, and will re-
ceive its leased wire report beginning
naNt MnndnY
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Charters Granted.

eDtctl- 20 tle Ast. re
CHARLESTON, w. VA, August Is
The Secretary OF State has issues a GER
tifcate Of Incorporation 10 the CUrrencs
Milling and Improvement Co., OF Par
sons, Tucker county, W. Va, with an
authorized capital of $1,000 The In
corpOratOrs are A. Currence, A. T. Cur
renee, ). r. Currence, John CUrrence
and JEFF LipScomb, all Of Parsons.
Also the Greer * Laing CO., OF
Wheeling, organized for the purpose Of
dealing in hard ware and cutlery. Au-
thorizsd capital $3.50, OOO The incOr-
poratorS are Alexander LaiDg, Barley
Cooper and Charles Tracey, Of Wheel
ing, Jacob r. Greer, of PASADENA, Gala,
and David 3. McIlWaine, Of New York
city.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-08-26

Earned runs, Philadelphia Q, Pitts
burg :; two-oase hits, Taylor, Weaver
(2). SuEden; three-bsse hits, Hamilton,
Thompson, Buckley (2), BecKley;
Home run. Thorn pson; stolen bases.
Hamilton ~, Taylor; bases on balls,
off Taylor l. off Gumbert 4; hit by
pitched ball. Beckley; struck out, by
Taylor 3, 10y Gumbert +; time, 2:O5; UNI
pire, Lynch.
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West virginians Abroad

Special 10 t1> Register.
New YORK, August 25.-Miss j. I.
Myers, OF Wheeling, spent part of the
week at the Rossin House. Toronto.
Miss II. Patterson, Miss NJ. d. Grubb,
T. B. Sweeney, of Wheeling, and j. IL.
Miller, of West Virginia, registered
during the week at the United States
House, Saratoga.
c. +. Baxter, OF Wheeling, is at the
Gilsey House, and Geo. j. Mathison at
the Aston.
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Victory for The ProhIba.

Special 10 tbs hsg.sts"
PORTLAND STATION, o., August Is
The people of Warren township have
again expressed themselves in favor of
no saloons by vote Of l47 to 1l5. The
victory was celebrated by the ringing
of bells and beating OF drums. This is
the fourth time that our temperance
people have thus declared themselves
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Stacking Accident.

Theodore Leibert, young butcher Of
Fulton, met with a shocking accident
last evening. He was about 10 hang q
beef tongue on a hook in slaughter
house, but could not reach IL. He then
jumped and his finger caught, suspend
ing him until assistance was rendered.
DR.. Ridgeway was called and put three
stitches In the wound. The fingers will
not have To be ampntated.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-08-26

Tenney. Hodson kept the hits wei
scattered, while Sullivan was found
often by the champions. Score:
Boston. 10 % o 2 = S
Cleveland. =. 0 0 0 1 o D o
Earned runs, Boston 3; hits, Boston
Is, Cleveland s; errors, Cleveland ,;
pitchers, Hodson and Sullivan; umpire.
McQuade.
BEAT THE COLONIES TWICE.
New YORK, August 25.-In spite OF
the Futurty nearly 5000 people turned
out at the Polo grounds to-day to VIII
ness the Giants give two more DEFEATS
to the account of the Bouroons. Ihe
first game was the easiest OF victories
for the Giants. Meekin merely tossed
the ball over the plate, yet the Coionels
could not bit him. The second game was
better contested, the Colonies oraclng
up, particularly in the field. Kusie,
however. was monarch of all he sur
viewed and the Colonies made only one
hit.
First game, score:
Louisville. % o 0 II / o 8 g
New York. ..3 0 4 0 2 4 lis
carmen runs. Louisville ?, New York
6; hits, 10 and Is; errors, z and 8;
pitchers, Nichols and Meekin; umpire,
Hurst.
Second game, score:
Louisville ......1 % o 0 0 0 O. l
New York. ...0 u 2 o -
Earned runs, Louisville none, New
York 3; hits, l aad s; errors, aud 2;
pitchers, Wadsworth and Rusie; um-
pire. Hurst.
MARTINS FERRY STILL WINNING.
BEECH CITY, O., Aug. 25.-Martin's
Ferry defeated Wilmot to-day, giving
them but one run. Martins Ferry IA.
Wimot /. Hits IA and g. Errors l
and ;. Two base hits, Brown, Purcell,
! Dobbins and McClesry, OF Martins
Ferry. This makes six straight games
this week. Have played sixteen games
on trip and lost but two. Batteries,
Purcell, Prince and Miller; Carlock and
Pioutz. Play CarrolIton, Monday and
Tuesday.
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MARTINS FERRY STILL WINNING.
KEELEYITEs VS.. sCRUBITEs.
srseidI toshs Register

KGNGwOoD, w. Va, August 24.-One
Of the most interesting games OF base
ball was played to-day al Ball Park be-
tween picked nine from the Kelley
Institute here and nine from the
Scrubites. They played seven innings,
which resulted In 3S TO IS in favor OF
the Keeleyites. There were upwards
OF 800 people on the grounds. A mum
Der of bets were up and several proml'
nent base ball sports lost very heavily.
II was fine exhibition Of clean ball
playing.
Local Base Ball.
The Dietz Rosebuds club would like
to hear from any base all club in the
Ohio valley, under twenty years old. II
accepted answer through this paper.
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letter FOR Is YEARS
On Face And Scalp. Physicians Pre-
scriptions and Remedies Fail. Lost
AL Hope Of Cure. Thought Himself
DISFIGURED FOR LIFE
Cuticura Removed Crusts at Once.
Disease Entirely Gone i'll One Month.
Now No Trace. Skin Smooth.

For more than fifteen years I was effected
with running letter on my face and scalp.
Various prescriptions and many remedies were
furnished, being afterwards treated by many
uhysicians and all To no avail. had lost an
hone oi ever being cured, and concluded that L
was disfigurcd for HE. 4 friend persuaded mo
10 give the CUTtCURA REMEDIES q trlal, when L
did in this way: Taking the CUTlCURA KESoL-
VENT two teaSpO0nfulS after each meal, bathed
tho efTec,ed PARTS in warm water with CUIICURA
soar. and applied the CUTICURA freely until the
crusts were all removed. In one month my lace
and scalp were perfectly smooth. give TINS
Tins afflicted. T. j. CABANISS, ID. D.,
COluubiana, Ala
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PART I.

uCLCus
PART I.
Solo and 6aat t' II Have Recalled Those
Angry Words y. W. ools.
Mesdames Croix and Mcmillan.
Solo, "MariDe!la," Il. kandegGer'
Select Reading by Mrs. Croi1.
Duet "rhe Minute Gun a. Sea, hlng.
Messrs. Nelf aud Mcmillan.
Recitation by Miss Pearl Smuilin.
solo, Bright Stars Above Me, Q. a. White.
Miss Grace Barbour
PART IL
Quartette, when Ny Ship Comes over the
sea" ". l.. Thompson.
Misses Whittlesey and Barbour
Messrs. Nef and Smullin.
Solo, THE Roses Have Bloomed and Faded,
Miss Mamie Lang.
Duet Beautiful Moonlight" stephen Glover.
Misses Grace Barbour and Lotta Whittlssey.
Select Reading by Mrs. Aitenburg.
Solo, with Hern Accompaniment MI. Debolt
Sketch from drama OF rate
Mr.. and Mrs CroiX.
Duet, 30, That We Two Were MayiGg,'
Miss whittlessy and Mr.. slemaker.
W. L. Thompson.
Mrs. Chestnut, Miss Dee,
Mess.s. Stem and DebolL
Joseph Morse has returned to his home
in WoOdsfield, Ohio, after pleasant visit
with friends here.
w. H. Gillespie has returned from a trip
TO Pittsburg.
Mrs. oliver Speer, OF Water street, is
reported i'll.
w. J. McCleery, of Pittsburg, was in
the city to-day on business.
Mrs. A. d. Wisk was reported to be
seriously i'll this morning.
William Tyler Of Beaver, Pa, is visi-
tor in the city to-day.
Miss Marie Talbot and brother Ches are
the guests Of friends az New Martiusvilie.
Z. 4. Crosby, Of Rome, Pa, IS IN the
city to-day.
Mr.. Chas. Fox, who has been the genial
clerk at the Arlington Hotel for over
year, has resigned, and will take vaca-
ton at his home in Wheeling. His many
friends here will be very sorry to hear Of
his departure.
Miss Clara Bess left yesterday for her
former home 10 Bradford, Pa, where she
will visit several weeks.
The hose house OF the J. I. Jones Hose
Co. was a scene of gaiety last night. the
occasion being hop given by the boys IN
honor Of their lady friends. There were
about twenty-five couples present and a
most enjoyable time was had until early n
the morning. The Jones boys know now 10
entertain their guests enJoya0iy,
At a conventions of the Republicans OF
this district here to-day Robert Heuder-
son and W W. Ginns were nominated as
caudidats for Justice of the Peace.
The receipts Of the Eureka Pipe
Line Company, as reported By
the engineers al the Thistle
Pump Station this morning, for the TWEEN
tv-four hours ending to-day at o'clock
were 1880 barrels. q increase over
the amount reported yesterday Of 1870
barrels. The total receipts for the week
ending at the same time, were 94,6O4 bar
rels. The daily average FOR the week was
/ II 800 barrels
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-08-26

TIE crowds which turned out Yester-
day 20 assist in celebrating Labor Day
deserve credit for their orderly conduct
and good behavior. SO large crowd
and so little Objectionable conduct are
seldom seen together-even in Wheel
frr
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BASE BALL.
KEPT UP TIE WINNING RECORD.

hEFI Ut IHE WINNINU ItLOUNU'
PHILADELPHIA, PA, August 25.-
Philadei phia kept up her winning record
by taking the third successive game
from Pittsburg to-day. The contest
was tame, the Philadelphias hitting
freely and scoring steadily after the
third inning. Attendance, 5000. Score:
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The River.

GREENSBORO, PA, August 25.-River
6 feet 3 inches and stationary; weather
cloudy, indicating rain.
STEUBENvMLE, o., August 25.-River
10 inches and stationary; weather,
cloudy and warm.
OIL CITY, PA, August 95.-River 2
inches and stationary; weather clear
and warm.
WARREN, PA, August 25.-River
four-tenths OF foot below zero;
weather, cloudy and cool.
X. of p. Excursion TO Warrington, ID. o.
The special train to convey the X. OF
p. and friends TO Washington will leave
the Penna. Depot at S o. N. Sunday,
August goth. The time will be fast,
and the trip over the mountains by day
light will be delightful one. For full
particulars apply TO any member of the
X. Of p or j. q. Tomlinson, agent
Penna. Line.
ATTEND the races at Moundsvlle; the
best horses In the country.
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FEMALE HELP WANTED

I AOIES-YOU CAN OBTAIN A REFINED
II anu ceutee! homS work ~ az per week. 90
canvassiug Reply with selt.addressed stamped
envelops. ESTHER ALLAN, south Bend Iau'
auluar
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Col BREcNNEDGE still keeps his
hold on the public attention, and, like
nightmare 10 the mince pie season,
cannot be gotten rid OF.
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BUSINESS PERSONALS.

C,END FOR LITrLE BOOK, now TO
- Speculate Successfully in the Grain ana
stock Markets" Mailed free. COMst OCh,
HUGHES CO., Rialto Building Chicago
Ru2jlq
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
wy VA STATE FAIR NOTICE
GARD To rHE PUBLIC.

while have met with reverses temporarily.
am not discouraged. and Just as soon rs get
matters Strengthened out aud nave an oPpol'
unity TO recover nv health, hope to DO IN
the market again. and VIII serve the pubic as
heretofore with my Justly celebrated meats.
In ia. meantime I wish 10 thank ne puoho
generally, aud my friends In particular Tor tho
y,ry generous patronage extended 70 me. 10
the ladies am doubly INDEBTED aud more than
thankful for the very substantial aii they eN-
tepaed me while Ia business, BY purchasing
my meats. t. .A.t.
hope 20 have an opportunity - merit 'ue'I
conddeucs and patronage IN the tutUte.
Respectfully
FRITZ LUlkERr.
j.
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paddle
It VIM Nnt Down.

Atlanta C5aSll Con.
senator a: 5reakiast)-I uever want
20 hear of that miserable tariff Dill
again
wife ,sweely)-WilI you take sugar
fp YOUR coffee. dear ?
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NArURE smiled on WheelinR's labor
srs Yesterday and sent them splendid
weather