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EAST ST. CLoup. Mimi, Nay q M
Post Intelligence, Seattle. Wmk-
Gents: The map received in rod esda
and We think 1t is fine map. Yea No.
certainly be able TO dispose e lurG
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"CRISP SNAPS"

Tws ssry 6essrasfs lots Is Fsrtso Hs'gnss-
12or19e: pTsss, szsi0o-
Two Ana oass hssf los fn psnuF Er0tfwsy eli
1lEasn ~ speesss es-gssa Impure for psssteaass
FsrYn Fsn1s fsnprsyes and partially Improved.
ranging ID prices from sis 70 $40 per acre
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EEs4L NOTICES.

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sven taAS Yrs soaFst % coanfy enrs missioner
of ~uc&oHstsa cB4nty. NGsAaEgt@a. siA1 rsesfge
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PALousE CITY, Wash. May a. III
Post-Intellisencer, Seattle. Wash.
Gents: received the map OF the woFl
sent by You In good order and an ~
pleased with it. 1t Is both useful =
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KoKrsLAH, 3. c.. Mar "a IN
Editor Post-Intelligencsr. Ssattla M
Dear Sir: / have received The m ?
the world. etc, and arm pleased & oIus
that l am thoroughly satis6sd vitA {
Yours truly. Va
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I AIDES. TUESDAYS AND FRIDAYS. o To
Ia 3; hot room plunge. steam and needle baths
best laay tcolcrett attendant In city. gentlemen
sill other honrs. day and night liz columbia
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MALorr. WASH. March 81 IN
Post-Intelligencer Co. Seattle. Vssk
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well pleased with il. Think il veil vo,ss
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and buy IL. Long may the Poss.lnssiE
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very respectfully, GH
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ENrEsrRisE. Wash. Feb a -
Seattle Post-lntelligencer. Sesttie ~.
Have received the wall man
ceptionally well pleased with IL ft;.
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OsrARIo. Canada. April 1 II
Post-Intelligencer. Seattle. vr>
Gentlemen: The premium man / 49,
in good order. and il gives perfect ssi.sss
ton. am yours truly, NH
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Bosrox, Mass. Inne IS -
Post-Intelligencer Co.. Seattle. Wsen.-
Gents: I received some time sincs soa,,
excellen. map of the United States - -
the world map on the reverse s'de. -.
am pleased with it, /. forms a handson5
and valuable addition to my once, e.
cannot fail to be satisfactory ~ any ~ ea.
who invests the small sum asked iof -
map. Yours truly. d
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NORTH WELLINGTON, b c., June Z -
Editor Post-I ntelli gencsr, Seattle. VISA
Dear Sir: / have received yoef ~
MUM map in good order and Am hlThh
pleased with it. l consider that hn1
got your valuable paper free. - win
the map moro than the price Of suescrlp
tion. Yours very respectfully. nL
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FORM

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BALTIMORE, Nd. May II IL.
Post-fntelligencer Co. Seattle. Ws.s
Gentlemen: The map received - !
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LuMMf, Wash, Feb. IL
The Post-Iete iigenccr, Seattle. hasn.-
Dear Sirs: / received your premium -
in good condition. Many thanks ~ =
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LArAH. Wash. Feb iSsA
Poss.fntelligeneer, Seattle. 49,
Dear sirs: Map received in good sbs2'
We pleased with il ard also the psa1
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The following letter. .~ais advertisers ~ his

sOCTETy NOTICES
HcAxA IaDGE No 81 ~ AND A. NJ
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DYEING AND CLEANING.

DRFSsN4KTyG.
nRfSS CUTTING sCHoOL-CHAMFloS
IL scientific Tailor system eats entirely seamless
dFesseA FsTsect with SEAMS as po0feifs building.
Sill secoad Take elevator
NOISES TAILOR SYSTEM DRAFTS PER
Va fec4ly. Preach dsrtiess. Russ an seamless.
princess coats jackets, etc. Only measures We
challenge the s0rid sES Tniga At eet
AIES A. kIAG's DBEsSMAkISG PARLoRs
vi are located 10 tss 6attsieln block prices -
ant up
IRos HORKs.
ftTTY FORGE AND IaoS WoRKS-oUIcK
N|wesk. law prices Corner " est Sst Uoi ssrslty
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GJSswfTaS.
TT pxsHNER GUxsAIra Iass FRONT
stree.
STORAGE.
STORAGt-;si.s, s s,1ns.. SECOND ST
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NORTH YAKIMA, Wash, Feb 3 ~
Post-Intelligencer. Seattle. Wssue.-
Gents: Enclosed please find stamps y
balance due on subscription ana -
Much peased with map. Think !! -
fine premium. Yours respectfully, > ,.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1894-03-08
BY REGISTERED MAIL.
lochrcn Makes Sure Pensioners VIII G
Notices of Reductions

Lochrcn Makes Sure Pensioners VIII CT
Notices of Reduction.
WASHINGTON, March S-Hereafter all
notices of reduction of pensions will b.
sent to pensioners by registered letters.
This plan has been adopted by Com
missioner Lochren, and necessary ar.
rangements have beel made with the
postotice department. No notices have
teen sent out during the past three days
pending the completion of arrange.
ments with the postal officials,
hut the accumulation will be
disposed of very soon. The
number mailed in two days will prob.
ably aggregate 800, but after that daily
between l25 and 200. 1t was stated at
the hureau that "a margin of or 10 days
in addition to the required 30 days from
time of receipt of notice, in which addi-
tl0nal evidence could be flied, would
undoubtedly be allowed. Further time
Will be given if asked for by the pen
SiC
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1894-03-08
LAKE CURRENTS.
e"m" knowledge Gained by Weaths,
Eureau Experiments.

t"m" knowledge Gained by Weather
Eureau Experiments.
W 'NIlINGTON, March 9. - Professor
HARRINGTON, chief Of the weather bureau,
has submitted to the secretary Of agri-
culture the results of his investigation
of the currents of the Great Lakes. The
inquiry was suggested by observation Of
the accumulation Of wrecks aud wreck
age at certain points and along certain
portions of the shores of the lakes. Bot
ties, containing instructions from the
bureau and constructed SO as to float in
the water for an indefinite period We're
sent to masters of vessels engaged III
traffic on the lakes, lighthouse keepers,
etc, with the request that they be thrown
IN the water after the paper in the
bottle had been marked with the time
and place of Aoating and with the name
Of the person who consigned it to the
water. Within the tcttlc was also
placed trani:r.t envelope addressed to
the weather uvrnu, Il request th&, the
finder luli axe the rur md place of
tin>iin5 and send the uIun'i. fitted out, to
the bureau.
nv,
nc i"NeN'I-''lolI c''ti' l.'' H"Hl'''"r
seasons o' l>'~ anu lN''' II N"> I".'Hi
Alll"7Sl"le 10 max" "hy N"u't'" '""'Hc-
'''t10 ~ 4i'' '"''1'' l''"l''' IL IKE ""'u'i!"
and picked UP in the spring.
Four General Currents
IL was ",c"r'"1t:r1 tn"' i"'"" W"r"
~our general currents to tie ct SERVED III
all the lakes. me overflow toward the
o"'irt OF me lakes r'n'lhA"u> cur
RENT a11ectinS the entire M" "l water
ana proceeding Slowly with pei, "NjI,
Ole r"dcIloi'' resulting III more or less
OF " clrc"lar carreht around the lAN"|'
surface current that Is due to prevailing
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1894-03-08

DENVER, Colo, March $. -Governor
Waite has issued an executive order
dismlssing jackson Orr and ID. ID. Mar
tin from the office Of police commissions
ers Of this city. The charges against
them are malfeasance in office by
recognizing and in IA manner protecting
gambling houses contrary to the law.
The commissioners will not obey the
order when served, and serious trouble
Is expected lefore they are dcppscd.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1894-03-08
VIII Wed q Polish Count.

NEW YORK, March S.-The Herald's )
correspondent at Rome announces the
engagement of Mss Annie Solberry
Brewster, daughter Of William Cullen
Brewster of New York, and Count
Henri de Frankcnstcin. a Russian Pole,
sportsman and African traveller.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1894-03-08

al AG Marth :. IS l.
CATTLE E'erythlnE on the lis "A tr.lI..
"I~ e. r'ur t" goo /, 9l..o444 a.; others,
I, go.
.O;i~ Market steady. Rough and hy...y,
81 r'idl hoaVy packers pnl mixed, :.
t.,h', .'r ne notVy aud hut'iNr weights, g.,
..I. ~. assorted light, II 9jl1lOJ
SHEEP IN LANBS steady. rop ,i.,.y
So" 'i..l; lop "a I.D,, Sl0f,14.2j
k'celpis; Cattle, loo; hogs, 200. ,h.c2,
lUUUJ.
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Little DOUBT Il Vessels Fate.

LONDON, March S.-Parts of >lifeboats
LeiGnS,nS to. the British bark Atom
Cetni have been picked up off the coast
of Cornwall. The Atom Cefni, Captain
Hughes, sailed from Swansea Jan. 4,
bound for San Francisco. There can be
little doubt as to the fate of the unfor.
tuuatt vessel
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1894-03-08

BCENOs AyRES, March S.-Thc Argen-
tine Times announces the cabinet has
agreed to economies amounting to
$3.50, 900 in the budget, and has agreed
to a saving Of SO, 900, 900 for 1894, plans
being already laid to economize this last
mentioned sum
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1894-03-08

SALTWATER, Mimi, March S.-Four
paroles We're granted by the board of
prison managers, VIZ: Carl John and
William McMahon of Winona county,
and James Lynn and James J. Nesbitt
of Anoka county.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1894-03-08

BRANTFCRD, Ont, March 3. The
Grond river i, blocked with ice. Ii.
West brantford, houses and streets are
flooded with water to a depth of six
feet. OIe house has been washed away.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1894-03-08

LONDON, March S.--Mr. Herbert
Gladstone, parliamentary secretary of
the home Office, has accepted the posi-
tion of first commissioner Of public
works, made vacant by the fact that
Rt. Hon. George SAawLetvv,N has been
made president of the local government
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1894-03-08
Departments:
Childrens' Department

Childrens' Department
This is something
that calls for particu-
lar attention and es-
pecially of mothers
who desire to dress
their children neat
and tasty and with
good results as to
wear Child's suits
Jerseys, 3 piece suits,
nobby hats and caps,
shirt waists and shoes
One Price Only.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1894-03-08

DICKINSON, N. d. March S.-Two
faro gamblers are arrested and Jailed
here. They swear vengeance to the
blind plggers Of the town, and pretty
musS may follow.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1894-03-08

MAKsEILLEs, March S.-The Prince Of
Wales cutter Brlttania, with the Prince
of Wales on board, started for Cannes
in gale of wind, and some anxiety is
expressed here as to the outcome of the
trip.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1894-03-08
Robbed n Halfbreed,

RICE LAKE, Wis. March 9.-Pat NJ,
Gulre. Bill Williams James Foster an.
W. Brown were arrested here :c1 rec
OlIs John Nichols, q halfbreed, of $l3C
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1894-03-08

CHEBoYGAN, Mich, March s.-Judge
w. II. MauitEy, for II years prominent
in Northern Michigan, and known to
every ybody in tho Straits region. is dead
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One Price to Everybody!
Mems Clothing

This department will
contain the latest and
best goods that we can
manufacture. We have
bought goods that will
suit the demand Of any
prince. But remember,
no cheap, sh0ddy cloth
ing, as this we think
dear at any price, a det-
riment to the consumer
and bad for the seller.
One Price Only.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1894-03-08
Wisconsin State Fair.

MADISON, Wis, March SIT ha, been
decided to hold a state fair in Milwau
kee Sept. II to 2l.
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NIF,RE~T~ LIGI~LATOES.



cn~~%d "' W">hin$t"n
" A,'iN"T">, Nulch s. Much inter
%-r W"7 expressed at the Capitol con-
'c,MIM-, the NEWS from Australia that
Use ;,Uthliuro there are moving to Sc
'"lr rH)'r connection with the United
S,i"t'-. The Importance OF this has lern
'@"rhH~lI & iH occurrences Of the past
.,r III the iiHWmlLr islands. There Is
u w a Yr"lurit.un before ,o"@y",s look
H.; - the rataj lish..'ut Of such IA line,
'nt Senate" Morgan, chairman of the
~"natc co:AlHitt"r on foreign relations,
S"ii h" ii q II" doubt this government
N"ult be Wiling TO cooperate with the
Australian authorities in an effort il
tn, direction. He said further:
Il expect to Sc" the Pacific ocean bi-
srrt, q with a cable. \ line has Teen
e"N'SN" li"ih our western coast 10
LAW an, ana HAS tHtll lOulll 10 De per-
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SEIGNIORAGE BILL.
Bland's Measure Takes Precedence
Over the Tariff Bill In the
Senate.
The Notion to Take 1t Up For Dis
cusSion Adopted With Only Six
Negative votes.
Voorhees, Says the Full Finance Conn
mittce Will Keep the Tariff Bill
For Il Week.


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The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1894-03-08
Mems Furnishings

Here we display the shrewd buyers art
in buying the very latest and most desira
bic goods in large quantities. Our Shirts
Neckwear, Underwear and Hats are such
as have never been shown in this country
We have put price on them that will sell them
oenehte oy good goods at popular prices.
benefited by your business u.s.
STRICTLY ONE PRICE,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-07-24
BELLAlRE

Cam Smith, charged with receiving
stolen goods and with stealing goods,
mad a hearing before the Mayor and
plead guilty, but says he aid not steal
an the goods he was charged with steal
ing. Ho was recognized 10 court IN the
sum of $500, aud failing 10 give bond,
was taken 20 Jail at st. Clairsyllle.
Smith is 10 very feeble health.
Miss May Langrier, of Dunkirk, Ind
is visiting her sister, Mrs. Marion HON.
mau, in the First ward.
Misses Annie and Maggie Wheaton
spent Sunday with their brother John,
at Sistersville, W. Va.
Messrs. w. c. Berguuthal ana John
r. Cow are at Cleveland this week at
tending the races.
Miss Maggie Smith, Of Wheeling, is
the guest Of Miss Laura Crozler, in the
First ward.
Mrs. Gus. Hartenstein and daughter,
Miss Ida, OF Chicago, are visiting rela-
tives here.
Mr.. and Mrs. &. A. CASTOR, OF Jean
nette, Pa, are visiting friends in this
city.
Miss Della McNabb is home from a
visit with friends 10 Wheeling.
Miss Belle Beazle, a teacher in the
Bellaiee schools, Is quite sick.
The family OF John Parks is at
Bethesda for the summer.
Thomas Clegg and wife are visiting
friends at MOundsviIle.
Simon Tobin and wife, OF this city
are a. Cleveland.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-07-24

comnanv's accounts. According 70 his
starements the income OF the company
since the last reorganization IN 1889 mad
been oyer-stated some s. eco, 900 by reason OF
tina fact that rebates allowed TO Shippers
were not properly charged on the DOCKS.
n seems that over 81 100000 OF these re-
mates have been adjusted, leaving some
thing less than five million still unsettled
and carried as floating debt. Not alone
were the stocks and oonos SOFA
abroad. but both London ana tue
Continent cabled selling orders In
this market and started the decline mere.
Atchison stock had reached sucn low
Doint that a serious deciinewould wipe IL
6nt altogether. 1t did break IS, bringing
il down 10 3, the closing price oelng al
rally of i. The effect of the Atcnlson
dealing on the genersl stock market
was disasterous, and there was heaVy
selling of the shares of other companies
under suspicion Of pursuing similar DOCK
keeping devices. A good deal Oh long
stock was brought out and the oears
hammered the stocks ia turn when gave
evidence of weakness. the most prom,
nent in the dealings and which Declined
were Missouri Pacific, Wisconsin Cen
tral. Dstilling, Union racine, , Cui-
caeo Gas, Northwestern, hocK
Island. Northern Pacific, Burlington anu
Quincy. Sugar was an exception u tue
rest of the market, and led in the traesac-
tious. monopolizing more tnan hail VI TUG
entire business. In the nnaI ue@iI.s "
reaction took place, and the tone OF tue
market al the close was strong. Inc oona
market was weak during the 1ay anu
closed rather heavy. Sales, 2l4,oU- SHARES
Quotations closed bid:
A a w
lean Expcess li9]5 Baltimore and ONO q;
Canada Pacific. 62$I; Central PACING IA I;
Chesapeake and OHIO, 1917; chicago anu
AItc5. 40; Chicago, Burlington anu yum.
CIV. 74Si; Chicago Gas, 1913; pelaware anu
Hudson, 1907 Delaware, LaoSawsnna
and Western. l63ss Denver and NO vi rsNI
preferred. 961l Distillers and Cattle reed
ers Co, 49,; Erie, 49,; DO. preIerreu'
y: Fort Wayne. $50; General Eleclrlc'
az Illinois Central. 9014; Lake Snore,
l2gJ5; Michigan Central, ~; missouri
| Pacific. 24as; National Cordage, 2O% 40
preferred, 3516; Norfolk and western pre-
| ferred, 10; Northern PACING, % w.
preferred, 1871; Northwestern, IO4' o. az.
I preferred, al; New YORK CentrS1, Is ~
/ New YORK and New England, IA; Paclnc
/ No;I az. Peoria. Decatur and Evans
| vile 81. -Pittsburg, $50; Pullman Palace'
/ 16O. Reading. 1917; Rock Island, 669+ 81
Lonis and San Francisco first preferred
-; St Paul, 5Sl4,; do. preferred llS; len en-
nessee Coal ana Iron, lS19; Texas f Gas
Sss; Union Pacific, 9; United STATE STATES
Express, so; Western Union, S424 Wne "s
| ING and Lake Erie, 10; do prelerreu'
42$5. Cs.,or On.
Mining Stocks-Band B., -; Cnolor, w
| Crown Point, 80; Consolidated Cali0rnia d
and Virginia, go; Deadwood, oO. Gogio
! aud Curry. 40; Hale and NorcroSS, oI'
| 1omestake. 1900; independence, -; Mex
| can s.. North Star, -; Ontario, $50;
Ophir, $50; plymouth, 10; Sierra Nevada
a.; Standard, $50; Union Con-, 40; Ye!-
low Jacket. 30; Iron Silver, 10; Quick
! Silver, 225; do preferred. 1900; BulWer, To-
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Twelve Cottages Burned.

CHICAGO, July GA quick fire this
afternoon destroyed twelve frame cot
tages on Van Horne street, between
Leavitt and Oakley. Four small chill
dreu named TOral were reported TO
have been burned to death, but the po-
lioe and fremen claim that all were res
cued The cottages burned like finder
and the householderS were able TO save
but few OF their goods.
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LIVE STOCK.

FAST LIBERTY, Pa, July 23.-Cattle-
race,pts % cars; market firm on best
Grades and zee higher; medium and COM
mon grades unchanged; prime 81 50a4 IS;
GOOD 81 OOs4 30; good butchers s. 5Oa4 %.
Hogs-Run very light; not enough 10
make market
Sheep-Supply heavy; s. loads: 25c low
err and market dull; extra s. 50a3 20; fair
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prov. Them Out of Town.

CLYDE, o., July 2O.-Balowskis COM
monweal army arrived here yes terday
and demanded food This was refused
by the mayor aud the mayor ana the
commonwealers threatened violence.
The MAYOR called out Company l, OF
the Fifth regiment, who drove the
army out Of town at the point OF the
baYOneL
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v,u Not Au.wer the Letter.

New YORK, July 23.-Presldent
Hgvemeyer. of the Sugar Trust, said
to a reporter to-day that he did not ih-
tend 10 answer the open letter Of Con-
gresham Harter requesting a state
mont OF the earnings and actual capital
Of the trust and other information re-
ietfDr 10 il
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NIX NIL E,sonrire Bosrd.

OMAHA. NEB., July 23.-The General
Executive Board Of the X. OF l., held
an informal meeting this morning but
Aid not transact any business. This
afternoon the full board began its work
in secret session.
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MINERAL WATERS.
MINERAL WATERS

sPRUDEL wATER-Ths Kin- OF Mineral
Matters. FROM Mt Clemens Aich- A pure
wholesome water, unsurpassed a. osTers.s
ana table water.
KRoNTHAL WATER - From kfostaa.
r. !. iustly c-lsbrs;sd 10. its excellent diges.
nv, Qualities, is also a refreshing and seleious
summer drink. either pure or mixed with fraiE
svrup. milk. wise or eran dy.
APOLLINARlS WATER-Fro7 khenbA
P,nssis- Gssnaay, in piats and quarts.
P. wELTY d CO,
Ills Main and ll2l Aaffet Sitssth
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Is beginning to change hands, and the
present strike has precipitsted a move
that was gradually moving In this sec
ton for the development OF It's vast
resources. THOMAS bhUCE'