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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-10-22

Tho Boylnc win. Hace without
Wuvh lnsrL

PoSTMC, Mich, Oo,. 20 People IN
Oakland county are uiseus-iug n novel
rscc which occurred last evening on
the race track nero between a COW hnd
horse. The race originated In banter
between two urighbots, Edward White
auI Joseph Russell, the owner Ut a
high grado Durham cow, nine years
old, and about four weeks AZ, he be-
gan 10 Dive nor 10 cart. She 5000
developed startling qualities ami many
ownrfs N good horses who tried 10 Iass
White has hau TO take the dust from
the B9viuu's heelr. ono day Russell
tried 10 pass White with his soffcll
mare. THIS led 10 words, aud finally
White bet Russell $50 that the COW
could beat tue horse ON half mile tTot
or half mile walk. Russrll accepie
tue bet and the money WAS put NJ. Tue
COW was somewhat confused by tho
shouts VI the crowd anu the otherwise
stricken contrast with her fnmii ar
hauuts, but shr easily won the half
milo In seven minutes, the horse being
a minute bchind
The half mile trot was also won by
the COW without mn effort la 3:U7.
white was saving up his cows wind
TOT the race against time, " hich he hal
advertised as the clos ny feature. his
shepherd dog, when kept close behind
the cart ant Hgemel to feel weight vi
responsibility IN the race. was eTpucted
20 bite tue cow heels ns last resort.
/ This proved unnecessary with the race
with the horse Tor record. White
claims, however, that she trotted a
quarter OF mile 1T n four minute gait
on n country road, snd prumises 10
/ lower that with low weeks ttaining.
| Ihp COW II driven with regular harness
| aud bit anu never made break.
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"EASY WAY 40 WEALTH"
PitisburE Pool Concerns Ia tn. Laws
Hands. with Many Victims.


PIIrsnURG, Oct. 22.-The news Of
the closing up by tho police OF the
public stock Apd produce exchange, n
discretionary pool concern, on SAtur.
day, brought great crow Is OF investors
from tue country into the town, show.
Iug how Widespread has been the Oper.
atiOns Of these concerns. The De-
laneys, who operated the public stock
and produce exchange, secured their
release ON bail tor a hearing this even.
ing. At the oiilce this morning they
announced 10 their clients that ~ their
books were Ia the hands VI tbs police
they would beunAble TO pay out money
or transact any business except TO
receive notices Of tho Withdrawal
OF deposits. All the disoretlon-
AIRY pools have a clause In
their agreements by which they can
insist upon thirty dayS notice Of
withdrawal. The Consolidated Stock
ami produce Co., another discretion
AIRY pool, dld not open 10 doors to-day.
Hundreds OF INVESTOR, who went TO
tue office TO Withdraw their invest
ments, were confronted with the notice
that the firm had temporarlly sus.
pended. Washington Force, the
manager, was not there aud no one
appeared 10 know bic whereabouts
Warrants have been issued for him.
Other pools are expect d TO suspend
any moment anu excitement among
the investors IL running high. by the
books OF the Delaneya u Il shown that
over half the investors we're women,
most Of them uumcstica aud washer
women, who fancieI they had found
an easy road 10 wealth,
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NEW YoRK, Oct. %. AT Demo.
cratic headqusrlets today II was ag-
nounced that Phllip Wissig, Tammany
Democratic candidate for assembly,
hau consulted - retire from the ticket.
"Silyer Dollar" smith, the aldermanio
nominee 10 whom Candidate Grant
also took exceptions, says he will not
Withdraw, A conference OF Demo-
cratic managers will be held today to
consider the situation 0f those Con.
gtessional districts in which there are
two Democratic candidates. Senator
Faulkner, chairman of the Democratic
Congressional campaign committee,
and Senator HUI are expected 10 at
tend.
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NEW YORi>, Oct. 22.-lndustrialn
were rather heavy 1T the opening OF the
stock EXCHANGE, general electric Tecrd-
luH /, sugar
Airr II o'clock sugar advanced 4,
losl \, aud rallied 1; sugar preiefrvl
rUsc The general list moved slight.
~, aud AT noon the market was hrm
bat quiet Tue announcement by
President Plat, Of the United States
Express company, that tne November
dividend was passoi because II had not
been earned caused a drop for the
stock 10 % against 90 Ut this last sale
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CAR AND CzARIIA.
Fears Entertained For The Reason oil
Tho Empress.
rnE STRAIN UroS HER TOO nUcn
tho Emperor Reported somewhat
Stronger this Murniug-Be Passed
Good Night.

LoNDoN, oct 22-rho Gobs THE
aItesaoon publishes dispa'ch from
Paris saying the cztfina had bad
hys,oria yesterday. she never leaves
the sica room Of tne cEar and can hard
y he induced 10 take Ieposr. 10 D.
'tafcd that the czafiua Will Ice htt
reason n her AJAX city IL pfotfnc'ed any
considerable time.
81. puIEWnuHu, oct 22.-Adv.ccs
from Livadia regarding the car init
mate thit the slifht rally reported
yesterday was only Temporary.
CopENtAu ~, Oct. 9i.-ffivatn adj
Vices IRON Ltvadia tOuay sny that thr
ear has passed a good Night anu d
somewhat stronger today.
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CmCAoO, Oct. 22.-David Higgins,
q hucKiayub aged 81 year,, nviug at
Us 5angamJn slroo., was iuu q lead
IA his room last Night The uifcum.
stances sufrou ding his death are 30
zusp clous that his sou-lu.law, RichsuI
Slapitton AMI his daughter aiinnir
are being held by tue Drfuihinua street
poles 10 await the result of thU cafJ.
uvf's inquest which will DO hcii tnis
morning.
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Allutne,. Atsns . psnnrrsr.

MINIATURES, Oct. -. - Attorney
fepftstnung tho N.r;nefu fa.,du
company aud the rccuiyUfs aui luui'
h0idufs' committee EiruafnA before
Judge Junktus today 90 Af,uc ihu dee
murrcr Of ihu receivers 10 $500 petition
10 make the boudholIers' cImmitloa n
party TO the foreclosure tuli, Col
Pottit occupied m1st OF the time 40 far
Ia arguing against the demurrer
Tue demurrer 10 ameud the bill Ia
tho Chicago aud Northern Pacific case
IA whicu tue frt mortgage bonIhold-
tfs are made g -uOmpAinauts was also
rgucd ,buioeu Judge JeuGiua today.
lie tuOk thU case uhuur nIvtaUmunt.
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KAiioKA, Mo-, Oct. 22.-A special
train bearing Vice Pfcsident Steven
son And party arrived here NJ $3.50 a.m.
where 400 citizens and school gniidtun
hRd assembled. Congressman Hatch
introduced Stevenson VINO delivered a
iiye.miuuto address, speaking on what
Congress has done In tue way OF TO-
forming the tarin, ana expressing the
hope that the voters Of THIS cOngtca.
sional district would return Hatch 10
Congress. The train pulled out fof
Memphis, Mo.
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81 ad re- &. nu Inc r0fturs quarter o.
ihe s.ulhu eel quarter and the norlt
half the u. east quar- 'r oi section
49,, ana he nor .hNts, quarter ui TIE
fautu Usl quarter Of Hculu 49,
township 3il south, range weii, con.
taiuirg 100 cf.-.
ie,or Polouou, Of Woods de, Emery
county, has msIc fiuui homuslea d,
proof on tire south halt u the northeast
quarter, am north hnli Of the south
tuai quafturo section 10, township Il
IOuth, range IA enA
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-10-22
BuLLlON.BEcK MATTERS.
Another Change Occurs iu the Dir'c-
toralc VI that Great company.

Il wns nigh unto miinigh, on Saiur.
dsy when thc directors % the Bullion
Bcck & Champion Millas company
ended a session which commenced OF
pm. on that day.
The matter Of opening bids aui
nwafdins contracts tor tho uuiiling ui
a new mill a.. thr miuts was discussed
nj length aud disposed " viii apparent
satisfaction 10 all ail,f which an im.
pouaut change took place Ia the direc.
tofalu OF tho company. IL was brought
abrut by the resignation oi Mr.. j. &.
Cunningham iTUm tue board. That
gentleman was succeeded BY hr ii.
B.ClaMaln.
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A RUSSIAN PRINCE
visiting This Cty-lias an Interview
with President Woodruff.

Pflucu Galiziu, u Rufsian nobleman
Of high rank, auI a general h,,t us
"a Important command 10 she Rus .as
army, who has leou travelling rAirE-
sivcly in tlo United States, arrived in
this city lasg evening. lie spent %
portion Of ioIAy in sight.tsritg about
tho city. Hu visited the rAbtgu aoio IN
company with Elder 4. "a. Cannon,
and called upou President Woodruff,
with whom no had a pleasant Inter.
view.
The prince II understood 10 be a man
Of broad Views, possessing the qualii.-
cations Of y statesman aud Of gen.
oral.
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mcKlnIe, ln Renlaehn

HUNTINGTON, " Va, Oct. 22.-.
Governor Mckinley was today bowling
his acknaw Judgements 10 a gOodly
crowd at Sterling, Kentucky. rhore
was no time Tor speech Al Ashland =,
near the div dug llue between Ken.
lucky anu West Virginia, a cannon
was cred aud several hundred mon,
women and children hurrahed. A II ye
minute epetch WAS made and thu tfui a
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-10-22

llod On % CsIets lufy, Kontucsy,
here there was Auu,h noisy oann 81.
The ll puHllcsus q n I1iir " ~ me.
Gov.rl g triSiulty uI h alb nd, q
pocu IN eso0f ci him to tho no al.
After spcaKiug this afternoon hets, tht
governor goes 10 CnafltetJn TO deliver
tu address TONIGHT
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on lhc Trnli Of nobbsrs.

FoRT WORTH, Tex, Oct. 22.-rhe
men who held up the wrstbound
Texas a Pacific passenger train, FIJI
day, have been sighted OF Gordon,
well mounted nnd armed. A large
posse have gone 10 that neighbufhood.
Rowardsa apgregaung $500 have
been Gtinrcd.
TOE robbers got but 1900, but had
they opened the safe 100000 would
have been theirs. They arc heading Tor
the palo Pinto mountains,
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LoND0S, Oct GA dispatch to the
IipiCs from rlrn Tsin Gays that the
report 10 current that seventeen
japanese wanhlpa under Admiral Ito,
have assembled Vt tho Ping Van Inlet.
Thornton Haven, u ~ said, mas never
been occuuiefby che Japanesc. The
Chinese nect Il reported ut Wei Hai
Wal.
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Inc Inry pl.arrr.h.

EAST CAuBIDGE, AlHn., Oct. g.
rne jury la TIE case u Miss Mary H.,
Bartlett against the estate OF Dr.
Henry BlglOw for breach ~ contract
ui marriage In which $4,000 are
claimed, reported today that they
could not agree and were disohaTs cd.
it IL believed n compromise will be
effected.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-10-22

GuADALAJARA, Mexico, oct. e.
Mounted police report that they over.
took Antonio Sanchez, the noted
bandit oniei, In the mountains aud
shot him 10 death. Several Of HE des-
purate band were wounded aud cap.
lufrd.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-10-22

PARIS, oct 22-rhe Figaro says
R0umania has Joined the ,lpIe alli.
gnor, composed Of Austria, lmiy aud
Germany, aud tue visit OF the King OF
5etvia 10 Vienna aud Berlin was in
contemplation Of still further changes
In the dTieuund,
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omEonED INIrs cAnErn.
Injunction AEains, standard Oh
Company prrmRnrnI.

PITTsnuRG, Pa, Oct 22.-rhe su.
grome court OF this state has halted
The Standard Oh company In III pro.
cess OF absorbing tne independent oil
ronuvries. A deal had been made ~
huy out the PrOduoeTB aud Rrhners'
OIL company, john g.. Carter, OF
Franklin, Penua., at0ekhuldef, o..
cured an injunction IN NeuagU county
courts. rOday the supreme court,
without discussing the questions in,
volved, made The injuncIion peTma'
nent.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-10-22

BRUSSELS, Oct g. According 10
uuunieial n.ures published here, recent
elections for membefa Of the Chamber
Of Representative resulted Ia the
following diatEihuuou: Catholic, lUi;
Llberals, 10, Socialists aud Radioaie.
70, Iiis Fppofted A. Deburlst, PREMIER,
has uoi'n defeated Tor reelection by a
ANAL mrf1fity.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-10-22

WAsHINgTON, Oct 22.-Uniled
States supreme Court today advanced
Tor argument on the third Monday OF
December the Uase Of tue state ui
California Va the Southern Pacific
foad, Involving title 10 water front,
Oakland, California.
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TACOMA, wash, Oct 22.-Cbarlos
W. MafUiu, vior.president anu scCrs.
.ary VI the Tacoma Elevator Uompai >,
n dead alder an Illness Of several
months. Mr. Marble wa, only ~
yeafs ofage, but one o. the hest know
anu must active business men 10 the
nufLhWeaL
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Es.mnyor Heath Dead.

CmoAGo, oct .2 Monroe Heath,
p,t.ilrut OF the Heath N Milligan
Manufacturing company Hnd one Of
Chic x . beat know u vS,mayots, dltu
ye,tri.ay suudeaiya at AaheVlllei n ~
lie wa8 f1und deuu IN Del, Mr. hrAi h
hau not been IA guud health Tor lohK
tmt. AIR. Heath was mayor outing
M trnublous times in 1914 being
elected NJ Republican, Ills remains
viii arrive 10 Cnioago tomorrow.
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VIC patients url nov sun ring from
tie effects Of the drug aul one mao
ias already died. IL is supposed ,uHt
me daslnr.ly w0tk "as done by "a
Cninaman VINO had had trouble with
toe stew ard aud hud been discharged.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-10-22

AICnisOS, Ku, OoD -. - Col
Aaron 3. Everest, aged o., ofmouy
general attorney ui tire Missuuri Paci-
flc, died this mofuing aiter ycsr Of
Illness. Hr built many Missoufi
Pacific extensions Ia tbs north anu thr
Wcst.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-10-22
Land Office.

Tho following flinga were made In
the local land Office under date Of
October 22'
James +. Dickson, OF PRnguitch,
Garfield county, hAA made final IA ome.
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WAsHINGruN, Oct. 22.-While the
Indian otilclais at one time showed a
dcaito 10 appoint civilians ~ Indian
agents Ia the places Of army officers,
It now has been determined 10 MI such
vacancies with army officers.
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NEWARK, n. j., Oct 22,-George Il.
Hyde, one OF the largest hat manu-
fsClurrrs Of New York, gave In 10 the
strikers this morning aud about one
hundred Of the old haada went back 10
WORK,
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WAR rREr.HArIoNs.
ncxico. aud Guatemala DisnatchinE
Trsopr go the rsntirr.

OANACA, Mexico, OiL 22,-Onlcial
advieus nave Uucn received from mere
mat tue government VI Guatemala i-
dispHiching large forces Ut troops " tho
frontier along the Mexican border.
The Mexican government has ordered
several thousand troops 10 Acapulco
aud TehauntupIec. These evident
preparations TOT war are causing much
excitement IN the states oi iabascO anu
Cniapss, anu many foreigners are
leaving.
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BUDA PEsTH, Oct. 22.-Forly bodies
have been recovered from the oOlliery
at ANNA, where An explosion Of nre
damp occurred on Saturday. In addi-
ton thirty persons we're seriously in-
jurtd by tho exploAion.
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The gitchie Trial.

The case Of the People VI Attorney
Elmer l.. Richie, on the Indictment
Tor PERJURY, has teen set for trial to.
morrow morning. A change may DO
made, however, later.
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FALL 1livLR, Mass., Oct. %. The
wthvtri causoi Aioppage OF %, no
rm, s.uto SATURDAY aud only 10000
looms ou, Of a total Of nearly 10000 h.
the ely are funni1r.
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NEGOTIATION FoR PEACE.
china Probably wiIiing 10 Consider
atOrsrIg Mentou.

TEN TsIN, O,t. 22.-Il 10 stated
from reliable souros that negotiations
for peace between China aud Japan are
proceeding NJ Seoul.
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.i,,.n.nr srInrlnr nenna.

LANCASTER, No., Oct H. Vice
PftsIduu stevenson pissed through
mere al lu.ij a.m., speaking i've mia
utes 10 5000 people.
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CHARLESTON, 5, g., Oct. 22-Thr
report OF tue lynohing u tive men near
OfangebuTg, ), Co was q telegraph
operators Joke,
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LONDON, Oct 22-Eugeue Oudin,
singer, has been stricken with para
Iysis.
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LONDoN, OF e2.-Baron Basirg
Geo. scla.uf-Bolth IL dead. He wns
i1Aucial secretary Of the tremury ~
1868 uud president " the local govern.
muut board from 1874 % 1850.
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Co1.u \, CAL, Oo,. ga wholesale
attsmpt % poison tuu inmates u the
q unity hospital was maue by putting
stryeaulue iuto the coffee. Twenty
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MONTREAL, Oct. 22.-Ex-Promier
Mercer Is rapidly nearing the end.
Since . O'Clock ann. lie has been un.
conscious.
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Ne, Do connIel Nllh ManLInE Lnn..

WAIuEGION, Oct. 22.--rho attot.
ney general has decided that tue Floyd
county (Georgia) bonds which have
been a subject vi controversy will not
conflict with the banking laws Of the
United states.
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Grand Jury at Work.

Tho gsaud jury o. tho Third district
court resumed their labors this morn.
Ing alter recess VI about Two weeks.
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Port Deposit Items.

PORT DEPOSIT, March 9, 1884,
Bishop w. Adams will preach next Sun
day morning in ST. James Episcopal church
at 10. 30 a, III.
The Rowland Manufacturing Company
intend starting their planning mill on Mon
day, March 10Th, and hot next Monday as
reported.
Our fishermen are busy preparing their
boats and nets to catch fish as soon as th ey
shall come into our waters. Some predict
an early fishing season.
On last Monday Il. G. Thackery, Esq,
Trustee, sold a small house and lot known
as the Kenneday property to John Lamm
for eight hundred and ten dollars.
George H. Buck, manager of the Row
land Manufacturing Cos. planipg mill, has
moved into the dwelling formerly occu-
pied by Mrs. j. j. Heckart, abont one mile
from town.
Casper Morhein HIS a number of men
cutting the young willows at Canal station
He is having them put in punches and at
the proper time will haul them to town and
have them pealed.
The warm weather has caused the snow
to melt in the mountains of Pennsylvania
and the Susquehanna river is very high
large amount of debris is coming down
and also number of logs which people are
catching and cutting up for wood.
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"America" at the Academy of
Music, Baltimore,

The grand historical spectacle "America"
will be produced at Harris Academy of
Music Baltimore, next week beginning
Monday, March 18th. when over four hun
dred people will take part in the perform
ances. Special excursions to the America
matinees and evenings will be run ON all
roads leading to Baltimore. Seats eau be
secured by mail or telegraph, at Alberts, -
North Charles st. The Matinee days will
be Tuesday Thursday and Saturday. and
will commence at two o'clock sharp and
conclude at 80, giving the out of town
people ample time to get the trains. Those
who visited Chicago during the Worlds
Fair will remember that it was considered.
an attraction second in interest only to
the exposition itself.
1t is, of course, as spectacle that
America" is to be considered. 1t is not
a play. 1t does not pretend to be. There
is, to be sure, slender thread of incidents
running through the lines, but the serious
purpose of the dramatist is wanting in the
| bewildering scenes which pass before the
| eye from the moment the curtain first rises
| But around this slender thread are mar
| shaled pictures of such SURPRISING beauty
that the mind is often dazed at the success
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A Denial.

MECHANICS VALLEY, Feb. Gath.
MIR. EDITOR:
In your issue of Feb. 10sh, there ap-
peared quite lengthy letter from this
place. Among other items it gave an
account of robbers attempting to enter
the house of one Bill who feared they
would kill him and rob him of the weed
he kept about his clothes. Since then
he has been cantering around saying:
"Old Dan wrote that and old Joe told
him ali about is Say neighbor how
the dickens did you find that out, did the
printers devil Or the DEVILS printer or
some devil tell you? Now so far as Bill
and his disciples are concerned We have
no care, but to our neighbors and friends
we would say that until Bill demonstrates
the truth of his story he stands convicted
as calumniator. Now, Mr.. Editor, if
our language is too rough for the sensi-
tive ''sole' of Bill please modify it so as
to leave cur meaning clear. We have no
knowledge of your correspondent s
identity but would be pleased to read his
breezy illusions often. ID. NJ. HANNA.
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Business Locals.
The best and cheapest shoes at the Balti-
more Bargain House. Elkton, Md,

The best and cheapest shoes at the Balti-
more Bargain House. Elkton, Md,
BaII's Oak Hall Clothing House.
ASH intend to go out of the boot and
shoe business in order to make room for
large stock of clothing | therefore will sell
my entire stock of boots and shoes at 10 per
cent less than their actual cost of manu-
facture. Opposite Court House, Eikton,
Md.
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The strongest recommendation that any
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Citizen says editcrially of an article sold in
their town: "From personal experience we
can say that Chamberlain Cough Remedy
has broken up bad colds for our children
We are acquainted with many mothers in
Centerville who would not be without it in
the house for a good many times its cost
and are recommending it every day." 50t
bottles for sale by Druggists.