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Arizona republican., 1894-03-27
bicycles,

H 5. Observation-Disclosures agent
IL. and general commission merchant
dealer dealer In bicycles and cycling sundries. Ali
klnos OF difficult bicycle repairing skilfully
done. 80 South Center st.
Arizona republican., 1894-03-27

WILLIS J. HULINGs. WADE H. HULINGs.
L ublNGS .. HULINGS, Attorneys at Law,
IL Rooms and Il Porter building.
Arizona republican., 1894-03-27

r L. VANDERWERKER. Attornor o,d
y. Counselor at law. Mining and ws @nr
right law specially. City attorney. yuma.
Arizona republican., 1894-03-27
SOCIeIN.

)HENlA LODGE NO. 5, A. O. U. w. meets
nn d NJ W., B. A Fickas; Recorder, J. D.
Arizona republican., 1894-03-27
ASSayer.

oo0m10G1- -.--7-o-~>0-~-~----~~-o--.o
A J. PORTERIE, AssAYER, WAsHINGTON
"A. street, east of P. o. Phoenix, Ariz
PRICE FOR ASSAYS:
Golq, Silver, Cop'r, $1.OO Copper. 81 M
Goid, silver, Lead, LOO Lead. .......f1O 1
~ "a .ou lin 90
Arizona republican., 1894-03-27

DIR. Prices Cream Baking Powder
Worlds Fair Highest Medal and Diploma.
Arizona republican., 1894-03-27

one OF the women with him and at.
tempted to squeeze her hand. He
sought only to punish him with beat
ing.
Arizona republican., 1894-03-27

HITCH & CAMPBELL, ATTORNEYS AT
L Law. Over National Bank of Arizona.
Arizona republican., 1894-03-27

). r. WALKER r. P. WILLIAMS, M H. WILLIAMS.
-a1upp Dist Atty.
wv torneys and Counsellors Law $780, a.
~ d ~, Wall St., Phoenix. Arizona. n'
Arizona republican., 1894-03-27

u. N. ALEXANDER. w. h. STILWELI
A LEXANDER & STILWELJ-ATTOpNE
~ "A AT LAW Office in Hartford Bank build
ing, Phoenix, Ariz
Arizona republican., 1894-03-27
Stenographer q Typewriter

NJ LlTTLE-Stenographer ana TYNE.
~. wrltlst. Room D, Hartford Bank Build.
Arizona republican., 1894-03-27

( IRANk COX, WEBSTER STREET
4 lO& d STREET,-ATTORNEYS AT LAW
" Th1bodo building, Phoenix, Arizona.
Arizona republican., 1894-03-27
Accountant,
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

DORTER W. FLEMING, Attorney at Law
J. Rooms 20 and 81, Fleming Block, Phoenix,
Arizona republican., 1894-03-27

D. =. franklin. ALFRED FRANKLIN.
AFRANKLIN & observation-disclosures aud
4 ,Gounselors at Law. Rooms and s, Mont
hon block, Phoenix, Arizona. - VII
Arizona republican., 1894-03-27
ArChIUect.

ERED HEINLEIN-Architect and snnorin
4 tendent. Room IL, Fleming Block. FIT
teen years experience Architect and snnerin-
tendent of the Fleming Block. ~ f'0iin-
Arizona republican., 1894-03-27
MetaIIurGiSt.

Morgan-Metallurgist the Harcuvar
49, - copper Co. Office. Room 10, Fleming
Arizona republican., 1894-03-27
Oils.

DHGNIx OIL CoMPANY-Deaiers in oils
i Goa! oil, lubricating oils, gasoline, oilgas
and gasoline stoves. Office-2S South Center
street, Phoenix. Oo'sA
Arizona republican., 1894-03-27
Mining EnOineer.

HENRY s. DUNN-Ciyii and m1nina -
~ glneer. US. deputy mineral survavor
western Investment Bank building, Ph@nix
ELLIs CLARK, Opera House blocE-Eino.
~ examined and reported on Pronar4io o.
listed free of charge, opeities
Arizona republican., 1894-03-27

HAVE opened an office in room L. Is Yves,
i Washington ST., with Riddle & GRAY. resi-
estate dealers where will attend to pensions
business. Ii you have a claim pending and
need help come and see me. CD. GRAY
Arizona republican., 1894-03-27
Undertakers.

w II. SMITH & CO., UNDERWRITERS Ann
of Washington. A-'' oooi
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-06-23

This AFTERNOON the Republican pri-
maries will DO hold in Ohio county.
The call, published in to.day's INrgLLI.
GESCEE, tells where tho voting places
are. Everybody who intends to sup
port tho Republican tickle. should 90 to
tho polls to-day and express his prefer.
cncc.
Ii this be douo the result Of the pri.
mary. voting will show what it should
show, the will OF tho minority OF the
party. This also is the way to secure
the best men, ior in matters OF this
kind the majority is likely to mako the
best selection. Everything is in the
Republican favor this year, yet it must
be remembered that these nominations
are to DO made in Il Democratic county.
Ii the men voted for to-day and the
delegates chosen to select nominees in
the later conventions be the best the
Republican party eau put forward,
Ohio county will ratiiy the choice at the
polls.
The idea has gone out that any Re
publican can be elected this year. Ii
the nominations DO made on this alb
surd theory the result will be iisap-
pointment all along the line.
The iNTELuGENC2R does not believe
that the Republicans OF Ohio county
will 60 at this important business in so
foolish way. They will rather seek
the best and try to place before the peo-
plo men who bavo the confidence Of their
neighbors, and who vii! be recognized
as fit for the places ioT which they shall
DO named.
Lot Us have full vote and discrimi-
mating voting. This is the way to open
q victorious campaign. So.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-06-23
PERSONAL POINTS.

Ex-JudGO Botkln, who attracted nt-
tenEion three years ago by holding
court in Stevens county, kaI., with Il
loaded Winchester on the bench boslde
him, and VINO formerly ABSORBED as
much as ton ounces OF whisky at 4 time
without giving visible scns thereof, has
become zeaiouR temperance eXhorter,
and is persuadin: hundreds to sign tho
pledge.
Chicago pioneers have erected flag
over tho almost forgotten grave OF David
kenuieou, tho last survivor OF tho mem.
bcss OF the Boston "TGa Party" Ken
nison was buricl in tho Old Chicago
cemetery, nov part OF Lincoln park.
in 1852, having died ut the age OF lis
years Amonumant bearing his bust
in bronco will DO erected over the grave.
The shoemaker who taught his art to
Count Tolstoi has been interviewed. He
says tina. the philosopher is too slow Il
workman to earn his living nj the
trade, but his work was sound, and he
never wears shoes other than his own
| make.
the copyright OF "Unclo Toms Cabin"
expired year ago, but Mrs. Harrio.
BcecheT Stowe, WHO la.t week cele-
bratcd her eighiy-sccond birthday, is
still allowed bonus from the sale Of
the work by her publishers.
Weber, the Hamburg blacksmith who
has Invented 4 bullet-proof coat, is a
struggling Observation-Disclosures as Dove
! was Il hali-staryed tailor-but he ex-
poets to make large stake out OF his
invention.
Grover Cleveland and Whitolaw Reid
were born in the same year, the former
in New jersey and the latter In Ohio.
Chicago will send $4,000 to Justin
Mccarthy, to be used in behalf OF Irish
home rule.
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4 Striking Admission,

Tho Rs7ister makes the peculiar boast
tina, it was represented at Fsirmont by
"a mere bow. a calf which had wandered
OIL. of its own pasture" while the L.
rElIlGIycgN had -four times tho Reois-
Lsr's force on the ground, with all the
keenness OF perception, maturity OF
Judgment aud facility Of expression ac-
ouired bv the representatives of the
Is7ELLlGrScyn in the course OF a nows-
pa3cr career OF q sccrc OF wears or
more"
This sets forth with much more truth.
fulncss than ia customary with the H
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-06-23
\ Foreign Labor invasion.

Tho Huns and Italians who arc dis.
turbinu tho peace 10 tho mining region
of Jefferson county, Pennsylvania, arc
not citizens uDd not likely to become
ctspna ThOy hayo no idea OF tho
meaning OF freedom, which thoy sup.
pogo to be every mans right to do as no
plpascs and to break tho head OF any.
body who pleases to do something else.
In other words, their idoa Of liberty is
anarchy.
These rioters do not agree with their
employers, and will destroy their prop
orly il they can. They do not 0gsue
with tho English.spuakinG miners who
wish to work. aud these thoy have given
to understand thSttO work means TO DO
killed. Not satisiiud with this, they
have compelled unwilling men to Join
them unlor penalty OF death or torture.
So far us the numbers 20. and TO tho
extent OF their lawlcss demonstration,
these nen represent ioreigu invasion
OF an American state aud OF the rights
OF American citizens. How they can
command tho sympathy Of any Ameri.
can citizen Is beyond comprehension,
\ movement to got them and their kind
out OF tho couutry At Gny price and to
keep them ourby legislation would be
more entitled to sympathy.
The governor Of Pennsylvania has
called out the troops to put down this
riot, and it will DO put down. But this
will not DO enough. Every nan who
has taken part in tho riot should be
taught that while this is laud OF lib
orty it is not land OF anarchy.
To teach this VIII olcsomo lesson it will
be necessary to do nothing moro than
tho law requires to DO done in such
cases. Ono OF tho mistakes made in
dealing with riots has boon to stop aitor
thcy were put down, Instead OF uunish-
ing everybody who had anything to do
with them. ....
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From time TO time good people have
objected TO Rev. Dir. Parkhursts
methods, which they thought ipdelicate
and far beneath the diEuaty OF his call.
ing. By this timo these same people
approve highly his results.
The indignation OF the people OF 4
great city is not easily aroused against
their rulers, nor is it easier to stimulate
their civic pride or TO start them in 4
campaign to regain the stolen control
OF their Affairs. :;
Newspapers aud public men Of New
York had Tor years BEEN telling the
people that they were ruled by i.nor-
ance and vice. They were told in 4
general way aud they believed in Il gen.
eral way, but they were not aroused to
the point OF action.
DR.. Parkhurst got down TO details.
He mad to wade through filth to got
there. but ho did get there. Whatever
was thought OF his methods, nobody
doubted his word, That which no said
lie had seen people believed to exist.
This was groa: point gained. Thon
tho people came TO give more credit to
the report OF DR.. Parkhurss's agents.
Then came the appointments OF n
committee OF tho stale senate to iuvos.
ticatc. Governor Flower vetoed bill
to provide money 10 conduct the iuves-
ugatlon, but by this timo the curiosity
ne well us the interest OF tho people was
aroused, and private citizens supplied
tho money which tho beneficiary OF
Tammany had withheld.
Since that committee began its work
there has not been day when DR..
Parkhurst, methods and all, has not
been indicated in the evidence OF the
shameless doincs Of the police depart
ment. This one man has done for New
York work which should make his
name immortal. The .es: Is with the
people.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-06-23

wcrc 3.74i crematioue. In Toxic, tho
chief city Of Japan. theHyeraSc number
Of Crema,ions 10 thirty day.
The smallest woman now on earth Is
Milo. FaulinH, Of Holland, eighteen
years old. aud twenty inches high. Sho
weights lcsS than nino pounds.
Both OF tho hali.pcpny morning pa
pCrs in Loudon, started some timo ago
~ un experiment, Rte reported to be
making sattaiactory Roadway.
Eight-Year.old Josoph nonohuc, Of
Jnrscy City, fell into tho Morris cnnal
on Saturday and was saved by daniel
Golden, "a one-Ieegcd man."
Before Sheriff Birnio at Glasgow, rc-
Gently, ten conlCctionors wero prose-
Cutcd for sGlliug chocolate cigars adul'
tetatcd with paralilne wax.
Tho jailer OF Norfolk, Neb., recently
took night OF Hnd attended the circus.
While no was absent eoVcn prisoners
escaped.
Tho following bill Is posted in large
letters a. the door OF thca.er in Bru'.
sells: Moral pieces every Sunday and
Thursday"
Rovonue inspectors have found gev-
eral hundred Illicit brandy disIilIOries
run by Italians in tho Mounting Of Cal.
iiornIa.
Florida, California and Arizona to.
gether have about IS, 100000 bearing aud
uon-boaring orange trees.
Tho rock OF Gibraltar 10 an exact rop-
rosentatIon Of q lion lying in L reating
position.
Fresh grapes arc to be imported
largely from Australia into Europe this
yelr
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cam. pANronn,s NoM1NArIoY.
1t Takes Wei IN tho District Over tho
lMynr mud ElanMnnrr

II 1nlkch wen III mo blhtEiCt ONtE NV
lIver aud Elsewhere.
Tho nova OF tho nomination OF Capt
Loronzo Danford in tho district just
oyOr tho river, ha, excited tho most IA.
yorablo comment, not only in tho dis.
,rjct, but from tho papers in other parts
OF the state. The Carroll Republican, at
tho homo Of Judge Taylor. ono OF tho
candidates.. Gays hO should run ahead OF
hts tiCkct and that Carroll county will
give him about thousand majority.
Tho Cndi1 Republican,, at tho homo Of
tho brilliant General lloIlingswntth, an
other contestant. says lion. Lorenzo
Danford's experience will mako HIM
stronger than ever In tho present con.
toat. Oils course In tho convention was
strictly honorable. and a4 To his ago.
William +. Gladstone was atill tho
British premier at eighty-threo, and
Daniord appeara TO .bo good for
ut least twenty years yGL" Tho
Monroe GG,Tts says "Tho victor's
laurels wero gracefully and honorably
won by that illustrious LAWYER. peerless
statesman and eloquent orator. Capt
Lorenzo Dnniord, oil st. Clairsvillc,
whose ability and integrity have mado
him one OF the most famous characters
in tho great state OF Ohio" Tho Stcu-
benvillo Herald aud tho Star, in JeiIct-
gon county. both highly commend Cap.
tain DNniord's candidacy aimee their
choice, Mr.. J. J. Gill. could not win, and
the Noble county Republican says: Cap
tain Daniord is an old Republican wheel
hor6C. aud it goos without saving that
he will represent tho district with
fidelity and signal ability. Wcrc Noble
county in the old district no could count
upon solid Republican vote" Tho
GAINESVILLE Courier says: Capt. Lorenzo
Daniord, the Republican nominee for
Congress in tho Sixteenth district. Was
ono OF the ablcst Of tho Ohio delegation
whom no was u member OF the house in
tho 70s. Ito Is eloquent. q fino lawyer,
man OF the people, an enthusiastic
and earnest buckeye and American. He
is hard worker, a good fighter and
never pouts." Tho larger city papers
also comment iavorahly upon tho cap
tain's return to politics. and tho old
Sixteenth Ohio district is gathering
again some OF its old-time reputation as
ono Of tho important districts in tho
country.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-06-23

The Baltimore 4 Ohio Railroad Com
pnny now has on sale ut all its offices
east OF the Ohio River iull line Of
tourist excursion tickets 10 all the
lake, mountGn and sea.shore resorts
IN the Eastern and Northern States,
and in Canada. These tickets are
valid for return journey until October
81. Before deciding upon your. SUM-
mer ou,in: it would BIO well to consult
the Baltimore & Ohio Book OF "Routcs
and Rates FOR Summer Tours" All
Baltimore & Ohio Ticket Agents q,
principal points have them, and :hey
will be sent postpaid upon receipt OF
ten cents, by Charles Q. scul!, General
Passenger Agent, Baltimore & Ohio
Railroad, Baltimore, Nd.
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BREAKFAST BUDGET.

4 wire message from New York to
Auckland travcrses length OF line OF
1929 miles, nearly three-iourths OF
which is submarine cable. It haa TO be
repeated or rewritten fourteen times.
4 Cleveland turnkey entered n pits.
oner's cell the other day and found him
sorting over six dozen fine saws, saw
frame and enough tools to cut the jail
TO pieces"
In 1861 fashion OF gold collars came
in. They were, OF solid gold and incIosed
the neck, fastening with Il paddock in
front. Some OF them weighed as much
as 4 pound.
II is estimated that in Japan, on. OF
population OF %, 900 people, there
are loss than 10000 paupors.
The wine production Of Franco last
year was larger than that OF any one Of
the last fourteen years.
Last year in the clcmatory OF the
Pete Lachaise cemetery, Paris, there
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-06-23
MORNING SMILES.

Dashawav-liere's telegram an.
nounCins that my uncle is dead. I've
been expecting it all along. CIevcrton
How do you know he is dead? You
haven't road it. Dashaway-No, but ii
be were alive 1t would have come Col.
lect.-Brootlw Life.
Weary Watkins They's only one
thing keeps me from becomin' work
ingpan and joinin' ! union. Dusty
Rhodes-Nhats that? Weary Wat
kins-l can't find union what's on =
strike all the time Chicago Record.
First Passenger-Who liz that man
drinking IRON that rusty mug chained
to the water cooler? Second passen-
eer-That is Prof. De Science, author
of Disease in the Communion Cup. -
Nttg YOrk Weekly.
She--Eve had many troubles, but
she was spared one great trial. lIo-
What was that? She-Adam couldn't
always be telling her how well his
mother could cook.-Erchangs
Little EtheI-Mamma. what does it
rain for? Mrs. DeIiomely-To make
tho trees and Cta.s, and everything
grow pretty. Little Ethel-Then why
doesn't it rain on papa?-LTe.
There's oae good thing about liv-
ing in these times. We don't have
any highwaymen" That's true. But
my icernan is just as bad. Hes low
weigh man. y Washington Star.
Algy Striking now theme)-What
do you think Of this new lnoukey Ian
guagc. Aiisa Ethel? Ethel (yawning)
i think it's very tircsomc-Juige.
She-Wha. lovely rose! What
would say il l asked you 10 give it to
me? Hell would say it was like your
cheeks.-TI-Bib.
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That Debt Question

tGTfreTS ifOc1G
II tho legislature of West Virginia
should appoint conference commis-
sion, it by Implication admits that We
owe q port OF Wes. Vircinia's debt.
Appoint no commission, let Virginia
eettlp her own trouble with her own
bond holders. Recognize no syndicate,
or tho commission appointed by SYM
dictate influence. Tho question in its
present shape must be entirely ignored.
To meri. recognition it must assume IN
entirely different phase. West Vir-
mia owes no debt, has no bonds and
asks no iavors.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-06-23

Brttity Free Lance.
One OF Martinsburg's best ;nown Ia.
dies, who was friend, in childhood. oil
Bello BOYD, who has lately achieved
considerable notorloty as the rebel
spy" was surprised this week to receive
letter from her old acquaintance, who
is nova conspicuous figure on the lee.
ture platforms OF the east and north.
She. has lately married ior the third
time and is now residing with her hus-
band and throe children at Ceutroril!c,
Nd. Her wartime experiences were NIL
in this region and she is well known
here, having lived Tor years in this city.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-06-23

Tue Concord IJGtchman, published at
Concord Church, Mercer county, by W.
G. Hcdrick and B. c. Bangs, is now
Journalistic venture that has come to
join the Republican press OF West Vir-
giuia, 1t begins we'll, and the ISrELLI-
GeyCEE wishes it full measure of sue
cess. 1t is n pleasure to note tho growth
Of the Republican press in this state.
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SATURDAY. JUNE %. 1891.

y
ho held In accordance With the p'ovisionS OF
Chapter 81 Of tho Acts Of the Legislature o! West
Virginia for 1881, on
SATURDAY. JUNE %. 1891
rs follows: Liberty and Rlchhud District, from
: 10 O'Clock p. M; TrildClphin District. tom
to s D. IN, uni MI other dIariCts from TO- 7 p,
W., for tho purpl,c OF elcCting delegates rom
tho svrtul districts TO the Congressional Con.
YcntlOn, said delegates to have tho power 70 ap
pout a!tcEnatcI IN case they cannot attend SAID
convention. which appointment must be made
In writing over their own signature Also 10
elect five delegates To tho County Convention
nominating III GGCh disviGt Il candidate Tor
County COhimI Sslorer. a School CommiSioner
from each Of the districts comprising The Sc6ool
district OF Wheeling. aud President OF tho
Board OF Education und school Commssioncr In
each district Outside OF The district OF Wheeling.
and MI vachncic, IN the offices Of Justice OF the
leacc and Constable. aud elect ancmbcr oil the
County Executive Committee.
Tie voting shnll be by ballot, aud the tickets
shall be prtplrcd only by tho County Commit
tcr Gnh shall contain the names ofall penons TO
DO voted for.
al known Republicans aud persons who will
openly declare their Intention Of supporting thn
Republican ticket are respectfully Invited 10 al
tend aud cast thGit votes at this primary cleo
tiup.
Voting places will be opened In the sevcra
districts as follows:
Neutrality-suspicious. Engine House.
Mathematician Hose House.
Second Ward Market Hall
Corncr MCCollOCh and Ieuth streets.
Clay-So 1914 Chapllne street.
No. ll1l NcCoOch street
l'uon-Poice Cnur. Room.
CenrG-RcpunlIcaa Club Room. No 100 Main
street
wSbs.cr-SI1th Ward Republican Club Room,
?G2I ChapliuG street
NtChc-SQUirc Joseph Arir's Office. SJl7 la.
cob street
David Hnhns Cigar Store, 1911 Jacob.
school House on CSldwcl's Run.
!phla-LcIlherSOO school HOUSE.
Town Hall Elm Grove.
Nauce's iIotOl TriRdclphta
Glen Dale School House.
Rlohlaud-Rrcl School House.
Glcuu's Run School House.
L.bcriy-Wcst EbortJ. al school House
Valley Grove. c. School House.
Potomac. at McCnmInoa's Hotel.
4 County Convention. 10 be composed OF i've
delegates elected from each district. as above
quircd. Will be held nj the Wheeling PtGk Casino
gu SATURDAY. JUNE 20. at 8 O'Clock y. m, for
the purpose OF nominating four candidates for
the Delis'strrc Il candidate for Judge OF the
Criminal Court end appointing Senatorial Com
icrc.A At said convention the delegates from
the county districts shall nDutnUIe candidate
for County Superintendent Of frc Schools
J. K. RAIL,
Chairman.
JOHN kIMDLEBERGER. Secretary.
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Ihe IGu&a.Ja51GetIrer:
NV Is
WHEELING, JUNE 20, 1891.

READERS Of he Daily IatRgcncsr
leauilg torn caa hare he paper sent 10 aHy
adde's IN he United States, postpaid, for
blreen.o,tl,s, s. On; jor one Us0Hbt, Is cents;
tor h5o tcieEs, 80 cents .lddyt&s changed az
Often Us desired
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-06-23

For hoarseneSs, chronic sore throat,
bronchitis aud severe throat troubles,
Cubeo Cough Cure is always sure. The
active principle OF Cuheb cannot be
gainsaid. All druggists and physicians
will testify TO its healing properties
and successful action on the mucous
membrane.
Sold by Alex T. Young, John Klari,
Wheeling, and Bowie d Co., Bridge
port. Ohio.
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Il. & o. Sunday Etcurrions to Pittsburgh.
Every Sunday until further po,icc the
Baltimore Il Ohio Company will sell OK.
cursion tickots, Wheeling to Pittsburgh.
at 81 50 for the round "Trip, good going
and returning only on date OF sale.
Trains leave Wheslng at.5:O0 and 7:30
a. m. Returning. leave Pittsburgh OF
400 and $50 p. IN.
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SESAroa NlST wants to reach down a
little lover and catch incomes OF s. 600.
Once the income tax is fastened on the
country rs scheme OF taxation in timn
OF peace the bars will be set lower and
lower until incomes much less than
5000 will DO included.
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To the Lake Resorts af Michigan and the
Northwest

Tourist tickets to Mt. Clemens, Macki.
nae, Petoskey, Charleyoix, S,.Clair, Mus.
kegon, Gogebic Lake. MsckInaw Citynnd
cool retreats in Northern Michigan, are
on she at Pennsylvania Line ticket
odicos. Also tourist tickets to Ashland,
PELICAN Lake. Devils Lake. Waukesha
and other lake resorts in the North vest
via Chicago. For details apply to near
est Pennsylvania Line ticket AGENT
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MgH who have heretofore voted some
other ticket aud now intend to cast
thGiT ballots on the Republican side
will be welcomed at the Republican
primaries this afternoon.
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then complain Of the nominations. Go
there and have hand in making them