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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-02-05

Idem, dem 27-Segdn las dltimas
noticias de Barcelona, el agresor del
senor Larroca, Murull, es de profe-
sion albanil Y tiene treinta y siete
amos de edad.
Dos amigos qae 10 acompanaban
han sido reducidos prisi6n, pero no
hay pruebas de que sean anarquis-
tas.
Sc ha averiguado despu6s que un
grupo de anarquistas habfa designa-
do Murull para asesinar a los Sc
nores Larroca Y Domenech.
Hay va siete indiv1duos presos con
motive de ese atentado
El diputado por Santa Clara, Sc
nor Carvajal, ha visitado al senior
Romero Robledo para que 10 presen-
te al senior Canovas con objeto de af-
liarse al partido conservador.
Hem, idem ldem-Comunican De
Madrid que en- la ciudad de Leon ha
estallado una bomba de dinamita
cerca de la casa de un diputado
La poblaci6n Sc llen6 de panico, por
haber circulado la noticia de que los
anarquistas hab1an volado la Cate
dral.
Madrid, idem 29-Segdn noticias
de Tanger. ell Sultan de Marruecos,
Muley Hassan, ha llamado al Baja
del campo de Meilla, para que Ie
informe sobre 10 que ha ocurrido en-
csc lugar entire espanoles y riffenos
Conflrmase la noticia de haber 81
do nombrado Ali ell Rubio, Baja dc
la kabila de Benisicar.
La opinion sigue con inter6s e
curse de las negociaciones diploma
ticas que So llevan cabo entire 8
Sultan de Morruecos y nuestro Nj
nistro extraordinario, el general Mar
t1nez Campos.
En- los cfrculos polfticos Sc repitt
la especie de que el Sultan hara tode
10 possible por escatimar la negocia-
ci6n que Sc le ha pedido, y que resis
tira el establecimiento de la zons
neutral que desea Espana. :.
Los senores Castelar, y Castaneds
han presentado al Ministro de vi
tramar, senor Maura, una instancis
de un sindicato ingi6s, pidiendo au
torizaci6n para establecer un Bancc
on Ia isla de Cuba.
FL senor Castelar,, hablando de ls
determination de los diputados con
servadores de Cuba de ingresar en- 9
canovismo, ha dicho que esos dipu
tados proceden como los ninos NAL
criados, que Sc ahorcan por DISCUS
tar sus padres.
New ork, idem idem-Comuni
can de Madrid que ha ocurrido una
explosion de dlnamita en- la iglesis
de Esparraguera, provincia de Bar.
ceiona.
En- esta ciudad han sido reducidos
prision tres anarquistas Y algunos
mas en- la p1ovincia.
EXTRANJERos
Nueva York, Enero 22.-Seg1r
noticias recibidas por la via de Mon,
tevideo, los insurgentes brasilenos
han destituido del mando de la es-
cuadra al almirante Mello, de quier
Sc dice que esta enfermo de beri- beri
Idem, idem idem-La mortalidad
Ell Nueva- York, durante la pasada
semana, ha sido de ochocientas ochen-
TO ocho defunciones.
Idem, idem, idem.- Comunicar
de Port-au Prince que Ia poblacion
de Jeremie (Haity) ha sido casi redu-
cida a cenizas por IN incendio. Du-
rante la confusion que produjo eI
desastre, los malhechofes Sc entrega-
ron al pillaje.
Ha habido algunos heridos.
dem. dem. idem. .-Dicen de Lon
jres que Mr. Gladstone Sc ha trasla-
dado Bia<ritz
DESTRUCT0R Excl ITSTVO DE LAS
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-02-05
VENTA DE UN CAIRO
I BUEYES

FL lque desee comprar un CAIRO nue.
70, de solo IN mes de uso. construido
en- Ia herrera de Querejeta, y tres
yuntas de bueyes escojer entire nue.
ve nmejorabIes. dir jase :! encargado
de 81 venta ID. Jose Pima.
Ponce. Febrero 10. I8o4 I'm y. 5.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-02-05

S. eompra IN escritorio americana.
FL que desee venderlo puede dirigirse !
esta redacci6n. &c
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-02-05
p a ASToS

Los ofrece don Julio Brenes en- su
propiedad de Salinas Tiene la hnca
aguas corrieutes en- abundancia.
Ponce. Febrero ?. 1894 2Im. 3vs
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-02-05

sonbrillas dc seda e. colores : negsas.
Paraguas Dc il.
ID de agod6n,
Abrigos ds lana para seho1as.
Cubre-camas de crochet.
Cors6s para senoras ; nin-
Eneaies de seda blanoos.
ID. de ID. neg 5
ID valencien
warandoles de 10.
Id. de algod6n
Perfumeria J perfuma lores
Guantes de cabritilla blanoos para sc
noras caballeros.
Ahora, en g6neros de hilo. de algod6C
blancos, para famiias camiseros.
uPEDID II
K. FALDEcILd-A>
CH4-I4
3 nj 3vs Ponce, Noviembre 2 de 1893.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-02-05
Brillante adquisici6n

Sc venden en- el termino municipal de Ca.
muy, una fnca de 200 cuerdas mas menos,
plantada de cafe, pastos y nontes en- el ba-
rio lie P'edra Gorda, dos mas de menos
extension en- los barr;os CIbao : Qt5rada-
aqua.
Z que Ia intersse puede venir a enten-
derse con el que suscribe, comisionado para
su yenta.
Ponce. Mario % de 1893. -Franoisco Para.
Los HACENDADoS DE CANA
Don Florencio Santiago, de- Coarao, tisne
DC venta novillos hnos propios para yugo.
cearo, si.n.lrs = Il 1s0l. P.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-02-05

vacaciones de estos dias, 50 reanudaran e
dia 8 del entrante Euero
En cuanto las condolences econ6m.ees
y 6gimen interior del Colegio Sc enviar&r
informes q todae las personas que los deseer
y solciten del Director que suscribe.
Francisco @. De Silrq
Ponce, Enero de 1894.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-02-05

Dsntista de los colegios de Madrid Fl
ladelGa, ofrece sls sarvicios, Gale del Amor,
saquina ( Ia calie Mayor.
Por uros djas regira una tarifa baratisima.
Los trabsjos son garantidos Sc prsetican
todos los yraudes adelautos de la profession.
Ponce. Enero De 1894 lin.
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IN TIIIl COUNTY noARp.
National Road CInIms-Thc Tunnel Pro.
ioct, etc,

National Road CInIms-rhc Tunnel Pro.
joCt, etc.
A special meeting OF the board OF
county commissioners was held yostcr.
day, the principal business being tho
proving Of old claims against the Ma.
tional road. A largo number OF bills
were presented, and tho gross amonnt
was scaled considerably by careful scan
ming, after which all the bills were re-
lerred 10 tho committee on roads and
bridges for examination and report.
The petition OF the Trades aud Labor
Assembly for the appointment OF n
committee to confer with q like COM
mittoo already appointed by tho city
council in rOleronco 10 tho projected
tunnel under Wheeling hill ut Tenth or
Ninth street, was read, and favorable
action taken on it. Mcssra. Bates,
Maxwell, Volinger, Kindleberger and
Fritz were appointed members OF tho
committee.
The city water board was granted tho
right TO lay q water main to Fulton.
A petition from the sheriff was read,
asking that the assessors in listing
property for taxation DO required to
give tho owners street and number.
This was opposed by Assessor Blanchard.
Action was deferred till the April meet
ing.
The report on n certain road was re-
ceived, and it was recommended that
the proposal OF DR.. Myers on his own
behalf and as administrator be accepted
and that OF James Rogers rejected.
Action was deferred to give tho parties
q chance to be heard.
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DSVIi!Ii!;,
a Miscellaneous Mcinnse OF Minor Nat,
tcrs from Marshnlrs Mctropulis.

NAV VI @asA ~ . a'AClTODOllS.
Mrs. Anna Mcconnell, Of BelIaire, is
building n dwelling In the Mcconnell
addition, where she will remove Col.
Baldwin, OF Cameron, will also erect n
dwelling In the sume addition.
Z. I. Meighen has rented his dwell.
ing, cornG Seventh street and LAFAYETTE
avenue, to Port G. Baxter, OF Washing
ton, D. G., who will remove here.
The ~postoHicc was removed to the
WOODBURY. building Saturday evening.
1t is nOt generally liked, as the room is
dark and inconvenient
Tho question OF grading Tomlinson
avenue IRON Second to Fifth street will
be brought before the city council to-
morrow evening.
u. b. Evans has purchased the J.. f.
Courtwright property, in tho Crimes &
Mcconnell addition.
Col. Robert McEIdownoy, of New
Martinsvillo, was here yesterday on
legal business.
Bishop Peterkin will hold conGrma-
ton services in the Episcopal church
this evening.
". L. Manning has purchased the
HoIlineslead property, on Tomliuson
avenue.
Tho brick were hauled Yesterday ior
paving Second street and Jefferson ave.
nue..
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MARTINS
Hnps and aIiSlaps in tho Thriving City
Across tho Islyor.

maps anu niiSlnps IN tho thriving City
Across tho River.
An exciting scene occurred in the
mayors office last evening. As stated
yesterday q colored man, William Wea-
yer, and n white girl, Lizzie Zearcher,
were arrested for living together unlaw-
fully in n boat house. The former was
fined SO and costs and tho latter $35
and costs. This made Weaver angry,
and nc pushed over toward Price
Ponce, n colored man, who caused their
arrest, and struck him. Thoy were
separated before any damage was done,
and by the time that Squire Keller got
through with him he was sorry that hc
had made tho break. For the lattor the
squire iued Weaver SIS and costs and
gave him sixty days in jail, making $50
and costs in ull.
The first exhibition OF scenery over
shown in the Martins Ferry Opcru
House was given last night. II was one
Of the sets OF the history OF the world,
painted by Harry Temple, and was
placed in position for abe inspection OF
the press and e few invited friends, but
tho public caught onto the TACT, and
poured in aud out OF tho house all even
ing. The scenery will be shown again
this evening.
The funeral OF Miss Kate Kreusch
from St. Michacls church yesterday
morning. was very largely attended.
Young ladies OF the church wore pail
bearers.
Mrs. Judge ]. s. Cochran entertained
4 few young friends last night in honor
OF the Misses Longlcy, who arc visiting
her, and who leave to-day.
VIM RodehavGr, formerly Of Martins
Ferry, has arrived from Pittsburgh to
take charge OF the new engine a, the
Etna-S;audard mill.
The funeral OF Samuel Craig will take
place this afternoon at l o'clock from
the residence OF Mrs. Anna Kieiz on
First street.
Joshua NJ. Edwards is dangerously iii
at his homo on Walnut street.
The Lauehlin nail works will not re.
sumo until tomorrow.
Roy. a, f. Brownlco has returned
from C~laysville. Pa. &
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SPECIAL DtTG'ch 10 tic ht,aigenctr,
WELLsnURG. W. Va, March l9.-Tho
Republican convention to nominate
candidates for the city officers at the
spring election was held in the court
house. The convention was tho largest
and most harmonious held here for
many 4 DAY. Quite n number Of dis
gusted Democrats wcrC present and
took at active part in the proceedings.
The following ticket was unanimously
nominated:
For city clerk, J. G. johnson; school
commissioner, Willard Boyd. Council
First ward, Saul Combs, first branch F.;
J. &. W. Davies, second branch. Soc.
ond ward, Il. A. Sheets, first branch !;
John Fowler, second branch. Third
ward, for long term in first branch,
Samuel Caldwell; short term, NJ. a.
Jones; second branch, NJ. L Wells.
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1.-THE people Of this vicinity insist on
having Chamberlain's Cough Remedy,
and do not want any other" saws John
V. Bishop, OF Portland Mills, Ind. That
is right. They know it to be superior to
any other Tor colds, and as Il preventive
and euro for Group, and why should
they not insist upon having itY Decent
bottles Tor salo by CIas. Z. Goetze, Will
W. Irwin, Chris. +. Schncpi, Chas.
Menkemellcr. William Z. Williams, s.
L. Brice, a. +. Schoele, viii Menkomcl.
ler, John Coleman, Richards 4 McElrov,
W. II. Hague, Wheeling; Bowie K
Co., Bridgeport, and i. f. Peabody 4
Son, Bcuwood,
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TRUSTEE'S SALE.

Iy virtue Of II deed Of trust made by Francis
+. ThUncr 10 me as trustee, dated July y. 1883,
recorded In the Office OF the CtrrS Of tho County
Court OF Ohio county, West Virginia, III Decd OF
Trust hook No. n, page -, Will sell al the
north front door OF the Court House OF said
county on
SATURDAY, THE GlSr DAY OF MARCH, 1884,
commencing az 10 O'Clock Il IN, tho following
described property, that Is TO say;
So much Of lot numbered ono hundred anu
twenty nine. situated on tho UASt side Of Market
street. In the FIFTH ward Of the City OF Wheeling,
Ohio county, West Virginia. as fronts twenty-five
feet and one inch on tho said east side OF sold
Market street and extends back castwnrdly 10
the alley called {, and buluG the nOrtherly QUE
third pRrt Of said lot 1uv HUNDRED pnd twenty
niuc, together with all the buildings or nppur.
tenanccs erected thereon or belonging thereto.
Also the south three feet OF lot numbered one
hundred and thirty. in ChSplino and Eolr'S ad-
ditlon TO sutd City OF Wheeling. Ohio county,
West Virginia. said piece Of ground fronts three
feet on the east side Of Market street, between
rwcnly.SccOnd and TwCnty.thlrd streets aud
running back OF equal width to tho eastern
boundary line Of saidi lot lSJ. being tho same two
pieces of property conveyed to said Francis T.
Thoner by W. V. IGosc, trustee, BY decd dated
July u, 1855.
TERHS oFSAtE-Onethtrd and as much moN
as the purchaser elects TO pay IN cash on the day
Of sale, tho balance III two cQuGl Install mentsa at
twelve and twenty. -four months. notes bcarlng
Interest from tho day OF sale to DO given for tho
deferred payments.
W. II. HAIIER, Auctlnuecr. mrl
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TRUSTEES SALE.
TRUsTEE'S SALE

/ n,.w
Ty virtue Of thrcC drcd'oflrlN made ~ ldl'n IAN
hamilton aud Inltic llnmllto!l ny WIZ, w ~
AZ trustee, liz, tt't datGh AP ,bo 'Er,oiI9iy Court Of
Ohio county, West Virginia. III pGeI o. L,us'
lnrk No, -, pngJ |, the sccOnu uhten yuIi y,
ISs,, recorded IN said clerks DhCE ~ pVTtut
Trust hook No. y, pAgH, Nv 'mt u nt6rc u,
Deed OF Trust Hook 80. ~, pngr v ! WIN I'm az
the north front door OF tho I'nt' i'1u'V inv
County OF
SATURDAY, THE cirn DAY OF MARCH 1901
commencing nj 10 o'clock Il M, the lOli0"iuS
drscTibCL nrorcfty, that /, to say Fart 81 lots
HumbctcdthfC aud sixteen ia king wv ~
iCl's Gmndvicw subdivision ~ lnt I ~ VI
Of Inc city OF Wheeling, Ohio C9unty, MSst ' r
uiuin. tLat IA 10 Fny! 50 much OF thcI lot No., ! IN
sgIh sub1dlyIIOu as lies within Tue IOllpNiuS
boundaries, in,Ylt: ]lcglnninb az lho suu,n'
west corner Of said lot, running tleUSe nUISh.
wurdly with the west limo thereof " iTT ~ mO y
or less To the sOurhofly line OF iho tOHu US now
used thence with the EDuthtrly hhu Wc7lCIlg
lines uithp road rs now used 10 whcrc tlo shIhe
intcrsCCts with the south linc %! snlu iWt iluuGv
With tho atIi south line westerly TO lhe place OF
Also 50 much Of LOT No, IL In saId sn6 .diyision
aS lies south OF n line running parallel WIN Ile
south line Of said lot which II ct'GnurJ ~ y
stmight Inc viii lRt0rSeci the west lllO oil sAlu
lot No, . where tho southcrly itno Ot tue toau rs
now used iutCtSucts said west lint.
The title 10 said property 4, believed 10 DO net.
feet. but selling rs trustee VII convey ohIy
The title vested in mo by said deeds OF trust.
TERMS OF SILE:-Ouc'thlrd and IA uluch HHto
~ the purchaser elects TO pay IN chsn gu ~
day Of sGlc. the balance IN two equal inSulI'
mCntS nj Quo nnd two ycarI, notes bearing lhIrr'
csl from the day Of sale 10 be given ior INC ue;
fcrrcd payments. the tide TO DO retained until
payment hHs been made In lhil
WI. ". COWDES, Trustee;
". II. HALLER, AuctlOncGr iclV
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STREET car, STRIKE.

Tho Ovcr.the.Ii River Street Car Employees
Strike Against u reduction Of Wages.
Last evening the officials Of tho over.
thO.rivcr electric street railway limo,
running between BoIInirc and Martins
Ferry, aud out tho national pike from
Bridgeport, posted II notice in thcir
barna at West Wheeling notifying tho
operators aud conductors OF n reduction
in thuir wages from iiitOun cents to
thirteen cents per hour. Tho cut,
tho notice stated, would 90 into effect
this morning. Ibis mGYO WAS u great
aiirpriHc to the mon, who all along hayO
been working ut Il lower ratio OF wages
than has been paid tho street railway
employees in Wheeling, and n great deal
Of kicking wa INDUCED In, which IatC
last night resulted In Il meeting Of the
fifty men employed on tho road, ut
Bridgeport.
WhO sentiment Mt tho meeting was dc.
cidcdly in favor Of refusing to work ut
reduced wages, and il was decided they
would 20 out oil Il strike unless tho iii
teen cent rate is restored. 4 commit
tee OF three OF tho workmen wua Mt once
appointed, who waited on General Mana.
gcrJ. X. Jolly, at his ollicO in Bridgeport,
at . o'clock this morning, and stated to
him the position thev had decided to
take. The committee remained with
Jolly for n long time.
At Il quarter past two word was 70.
coived that tho conforcncn failed OF 70.
suit aud tho men resolved TO strike and
not to 10 to work this morning. Mana
gor Jolly at first refused TO talk, but
finally said that he had offered tho mon
twelve AourH' work daily Mt thirteen
cents. Before THE they have been work
ing nino and ton hours at 10 cents. IIo
did not know whether the road would
be operated this morning or not.
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Junior Order wi,sarOws Its Plea.

~PIrrsBURGH, Pa, March l0.-The ap.
plication for an injunction filed by tho
Junior Order OF American Mechanics
against the employment OF nuns as
teachers in the Riverside public schools
has been withdrawn at the request OF
tho plaintiffs. Tho petition for tho
withdrawal set forth that as the de-
PENDANTS have abandoned their illegal
courae in the matter, IN injunction Is
no longer necessary.
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OUT AT Si%IBNRT'5.
This summer Resort Will Have an I'm.
proved Appearance.

Ahis 0uuiulcr INtsOEl VIII IiUNe an 1ll-
proved Appearance.
Ssibert's Garden, out tho pike, will
have n decidedly improved appearance
this summer. To the pleasure seeker
alighting from an Elm Grove train the
barns and other outbuildings at tho on.
trance to tho grounds have been an eve
sore. These have been taken away and
in thor place the lawn will ex,ond to a
neat fence along the road. New trees
will be planted. and a gravel driveway
built around the grounds early this
spring.
Tho project to have 4 season OF sum-
NOR opera at this resort has not vet
materialized, but possibly will become
an assured iact soon. At any ratio the
genial proprietor, Charles Seibert, in
tends TO have several attractive f%catures.
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NOTICE TO LIENHoLDERs.

To all persons holding liens by judgment or
otherwise on the real estate or auy part thereof
OF John Shepherd;
In pursuance OF Il dec zee OF the Circuit Court
OF Ohio county made In Il cause therein pending
10 subject the real estate OF said John Shepherd
10 the satisfaction OF tho liens thereon, you arc
hereby notified TO present all claims held BY YOU
and each Of you against the said john Shop
herd, which arc liens on his real estate or any
part thereof, for adjudication TO met at my Office,
No l4l7 ChRDllne street, Wheeling. IVES. Viz.
Giniu- on or before the I'd day Of April, 1894.
Given under my hand ibis 81 day OF March,
1871. GEORGE l. BOYD,
mrj-M Commissioner.
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Bewnrc of Ointmcnts Tor Catarrh that
Contain Mercury,

as mercury will surely destroy the sense
OF smell, and completely dcrange the
whole system when entering it through
the mucous surfaces. Such articles
should never be used except on pre-.
scrintions from reputable physicians, as
the damage they will do is ten iold to
the good You can possibly derive from
them. HALLS Catarrh Cure. manutac-
tured by +. ]. Cheney & Co. Toledo, o.,
contains no mercury, aud is taken in.
ternally, acting directly upon the blood
and mucous surfaces Of the system. In
buying Halls Catarrh Cure DO sure you
get tho genuine. 1t is taken informally,
and madO In Toledo. Ohio, by +. J..
Cheney 4 Co. Testimonials free.
ER-Sold by druggists, price 7jc per
bottle,
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Last evening the W. 4. W. team OF
the bowling league had no trouble in
defeating tho Press Club two anne on
the %lattes's home alleys-as changed re-
cently-at Fetty's Harvest Homo"
place. The work OF both teams was
very "dinky-dink." The scorcs were as
follows: y
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LEGAL NOTICES.
TN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF OHIO
Il COUNTY, WEST VIRGINIA:
DAsi' vs. i: bowers In chancery.

John Shepherd ct al.
By virtue Of two orders entered In the above
quilted causc-onc on the 9Th day OF February.
lSJi, and the other on the Eth day Of February,
iSli.-it Is referred to the undersigned commits
siuncT OF said court 10 ascertain mud report:
Hrst-Thc amount aud wilde Of the real estate
owned by the defendant. John Shepherd. stu.
uto in Wetzcl county West Virginia. together
with q description of the same sufficient for
Identification.
ScconG-Thc liens thereon. their alnountsRnd
prlOrities whether BY deed Of trust, Judgment or
otherwise. allowing all just credits Oh said liens.
Third-Nhelher the rents and profits Of tho
said real estate will be sufficient 10 pay OF aud
discharge the liens theron III five years,
FOurlh-Any other matter doomed pertinent.
Notice Is hereby given that the Undersigned
has fixed upon Monday, .Aprll2 1891. at O'Clock
q. IN. us the time, aud his Office. No. lil7 Chap.
line street, Wheeling, West Virginia, rs the
place, at which he will proceed 70 ntcerlalu aud
report the several matters In said orders OF refer
cuce required.
Given under my hand this Cd day of March.
1891. GEORGE T. BOYD,
mrj-M Commissioner.
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FIRST GAME.


Totals ""-29 10 q lGGl Totals-~.-ls II . 81
Umpire-Jesse II. Shufer, scorerS-F. ". HIM.
nun and Jlmcs |. Day.
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A MATTER OF PROTESTS
Pross Club Bowling Tcnm MiXod
Up In Evory Protest.
THREE OF THEM TO Be CONSIDERED

by the Board ct Managers Of tho
Wheeling Lcnguc-Thc Result Auy
Change tho standing of Several
Clnbs-hast Week OF tho First Sen.
son Of tho I,caguo-iast Evenings
Games.
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". a. ". WINS BOTH.
STANDING or CLUBS.

Tho End OF the Bowling Season for Two
Climbs.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1894-07-12

lie Is ba X AGAIN we mean Franklin
Ben njanin |. icas. tie genial and hust-
ling manager of tn LEADERS a liver
Using deplrtm N lie started ont
ruesaay morn ng on his regnlar sam.
mer vacation trip got as far as Perry
where true 10 his reputation rs a high
rolle- he spent the whole vacation and
a dollar and ten c ats in addition in
one day aud returned on the nigh,
train highly refreshed, thoroughly
rusticatel and rea ~ 10 meet the stern
realities of life with brave and
smiling front.