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INJUNCTION REFUSED.
Judge Cox Decides that tho K. o
L. Has no Standing in Court
IN THE CASE OF THE BOND ISSUE
And refuses to Restrain Secretary
carllslo from Procccding-Hc Holds
that tho Knights, MS m orGaniza.
t!op, Arc Not TaS-payors-Tho DO.
olsIon Implies that Secretary Chr.
llslc Has u Right to Issue tho Bonds.

WASHINGTON, D. G., Jan. 30.-Judgo
Cox, OF tho district supreme court, this
morning declined to grant tho applicu.
ton OF tho Knights Of Labor to compel
Secretary Carlisle to show cause why
he should not DO enjoincd IRON issuing
$O,oO0,ooo Of bonds as proposed In his
recent bond circular.
Judge Cox in his decision declared
that the Knights OF Labor US IN orguni.
cation had no standing in court to
maintain tho injunction and his opin-
ion also sustained very fully Secretary
Carlislo's right to issue gold bonds.
Tho X. of L. will appeal. ION general
principles" tho Judge said, mo pcraon
Gun legally begin action against an off.
Cor Of the govornment unless the rights
OF property OF complainant or COIN
plninants arc involved"
Tho application OF the Knights OF
Labor nssorts that tho members of the
Organization as citizens and Taxpayers
h0ve o right TO tho injunction. Should
tho bonds. DO issued tho interest will
practically amount to n tax of about 81
hoad in the country, thereby result.
Ing in IN outlay OF 100000 for the
Knights OF Labor, according to tho ap-
plication filed yesterday. Now there
never was pcr capita tax in this coun.
try. No law now In force requires tho
Payment of direct tax, though there
was ono in 1916, and another in 1861.
Should ouch law exist the complain.
ants have not shown that they arc
Property holders. They have no stand.
ing in tho court MS Taxpayers and no
legal right in the question as to bond
issue. %
''lic claim that the interests OF tho
Organization arc different from the gon-
eral public aud would suffer moro than
any other class (reierring TO the claim
that many knights were miners) by the
Issue Is n grievance OF discrimination,
but it gives no standing in judicial pro-
ceedings. As tax payers or as miners
the complainants have no standing in
Court"
Judge Cox then reviewed the laws
bearing on the question, and declared it
was unnecessary to enter into a discus
sion OF the rights OF the secretary to
mako the issue. Tho secretary had
legal authority to redeem notes when
presented and issue and sell the bonds
when necessary. General Secretary
Mcclure, Of the knights, will appeal
from the decision to the district court
Of appeals, and from there eventually
the case may go to the supreme court OF
the United States.
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OweSsBoRo. KY, Jan. S0.-One Of tho
most horrible disasters ever occurring
in Southern kentucky occurred this
morning, near Grow Hickman, q sta
ton on the Greensboro and Nashville
railroad, nine miles south OF here. A
boiler in the portable mill OF jog. N.
Mercer, exploded, killing i've men and
fatally injuring another. The explosion
was caused by running cold water into
tho warm boiler.
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Those 1Ietlnls.

WASHINGTON. D. G., Jan. So.-The
original models OF the Worlds Fair
medal designed by Mr.. St. ,Gaudcns will
DO submitted to the senate quadro. CEN
tennial committee and it ia believed
that if the members SEQ nothing impro-
per in them the work on the medal
will DO completed. Mr.. St. Gaudena feels
confident that with tho originals before
them tho committee will withdraw oil
objections, but II the alterations are to
BIO made he prefers to make them him
sell rather than have it entrusted to an-
other person. =
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The BREATH OF chronic catarrh
patient is often SO offensive that he DO.
comes m object OF disgust After a
time liberation sets in, tho sponcy
bones arc attacked, and frequently de-
stroyed. A constant source of discom-
fort is the dripping OF the purulent
secre,ions into the throat. sometimes
producing inveterate bronchitis, which
ia usually the exciting cause OF pulmon.
airy disease. The brilliant results by ita
use for years past properly designate
Ely,a Cream Balm as by far tho beat
and only cure. Call upon your druggist
for II, ~ j e -
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% $40 ". Gay St, one block north Of
State House, Columbus, Ohio. In


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Nav York, Jan. So.-The storm that
has ragged on tho Atlantic coast during
the past thirty-six hours has been one
of the aeyercst for many years. The
wind at Sandy Hook ut ono time
reached q velocity OF over seventy milcs
IN hour. Fortunately very little dam
age has been reported SO fur.
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WHOLESALE PRICES.

oFTicE or TIE 1ETELuGEScER,
WuEEtINI TIip0lhV Inn IN

o,,,rr n.-,,,. tHrr,,,,rvrs, ,
E., waEEL1rsG, 1 TUESDAY. jan. 10
An improvement In tho condition OF tho but
ter and rgt, market IA no,,rrI. Thu rtorcrv mn
ntnvJ,I.,, 4, ~
E"o',a' oh luGfke' 10 N0hqui,'o enn"SvA' log
op,ty. rl6rv .yu yyrn, $50
G,,t, v.",'nn., 49,. ga. I',.no, ~.
rN. 'In,M-I,New WIieNL GolSH ESs busheL Corn,
Itn,r o , cat run store, ts HII, out OF
S NiIcW Western crop 4Vallc pVs pu'nel' new oats
70. .,,.. t,,, ,,.,,
n, ~ EL-FRncy r3l'Ot MIL Whn'tet Wnun1i WooI
WhSo; Per batFel' PAPER, lI2 pst baFESl; sptlnF
tIId Violin a. 20 in SAL t1 TE oartG.
CSia%,n, u - " ~ 49,, ~ ~ WSoui
siEn, - ~ III Wooa and o"o'eigu'p coIton'
S' Ell paper N r,,dd,,,,, s,o,,o-
ton SlSaI'I Ton d nup Az. ~ T'V:vpS.
loose hay SO 00al6O % per ion.
s,r.O,rnoro .,Ir0 Vs sxt',os aoc. lIopov d,,r,
o5c: nat, .d'. ro,v inSiSS,c, chnjo TX,
prime Nsc S' fS3t l5c, migoa FOOD Nav ofIcHUs
Use; baEC S. 'I good al So ''A'1 - ~ ''A''
hams icS SrsSE ssnss a sSar iosailSi s
r" hSn, nSrE Peg M; nj nS
s7 Co. ' SSan nZ AL '1H Inn S, m pieces
LdriSIImrn TciinCI, in ticrcc, Oyic: 80 N tins
ONc. Chicago lard. in tIercc, SIC: 90 10 tinI
nail
pals, 10 ibS. &c: In mil. ~ lbs, Nc.
Stions T', yIoSfI bIIr, n,,beS ditc: no,vIcrot
4Nc: ptuEni"icd statiI,tSI so: standard Conie3S
tlSne,SS' 4 sIc: ColHmhta 4 %Ic; standard
Ic: aim = 70 SIC: rSa,cc r. .. sugar 4'i 10
4IEc, 'N''" = S>'s' e"O'N' -. "
CCf4,- f:,.O, coiYcc--r,,ov Golden Rim cNc,
fanSy S,on" atc, choIcn "Tccn yStSc: fO,s;ITs
grades SOISH. jova 2Sss: roasted in pncEnECS-HXr.
row RIo Il S1 wv pm. fIsrIie giaSc: Ar6HcEl" (
Co.'S too!,"G j, .ae. mMit Iro0Stcd s5e. ~ III 4
Government java roasted SIC: Mocha ind Java
Tea,ys aSo I,S nc nor h. 2sao; gunpowder
2;a7Se: imperial 55a'O; Japan 2'a7Oc; oolons !s2a
CanTIsNSIss. mi ,yc,yht lOc: parailIne. nor
H. iSTtr. ,ro''ij nor AZ ;oc - " w
Finsr,.tH ,H1cb cjSs ISSi 10 nor rnl. standard
city bESnIS IH,ilc pSr at country iaalS nor
gal, Ms 10 quality.
Chttse-ls quotedtas 1ohhlns Al Tor full
in; sweitzef, tS2ntic nm Vail ri 49SHatiy'
fSa-No. / maekerel, 100 IDS. 50 w 20: 2cx'
30 IaeEerei p9n new: ' S9 az IA n h 20" 30
J large. 100 lbs. T@; ~, .,,uo, =. :,
,c"I e-- LIN ~ - per ou'' c'o'eF' small
SGINEo ncr bh, G, no: cxtra. Der hhl
slhS; dairy. line. b.bu. sncxS, 81 80 per sack.
S.7stt C'orn-1lc per ID,
bags 0lSc; GO7OS. &c; 70 SOS. &c: B0.9Os, 7c; %.
zoos. &c: boxes &c hghgr; evnporatcd peaches,
IN boxes lie; cvaporatcd pouches, III bHgs lO1Sc.
., GCGnncd GGods-St9elard ZIP. table peaches
SSSS w. pic peaches, lbs, siGo; pie peaches.
slnO: I'd grade, > lbs, 9GS: strawnerres, . lbs,
81 10: black . lbs, g. 10; nSpberrieJ, !
lbs, 81 20; dumsonS, lbs. 9lc: lima beans .
lbs, 90eaSl 49, cove oysters, lb., light !Uc; do
lib, full weight, poe; string beans lbs. TIA
Doc: snccotaSi, . lbs. local 81 carly June peas.
u %; French peas, s. Is: Mhrrowlnt peas. lbs,
g. ~ plheappleS' CIV: sooScoSA'IcS' u.s. voca
f. n: Va cam. NJ . 9, NJ.
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DayItt Discharged in bankruptcy,

DupLlS, Jan. so.-Mr. Michael Davitt
has been granted his discharge in bank
ruptcy, tho court unfolding Mr.. Davitt's
plea that he was entitled to incur the
costs in connection with tho Meath cleo.
ton petition. =.
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IF you Ffeel weak
and al 1 worn out take
BROWN I S IRON BITTERs


4, Mrs. wrysLow's SOOTHING SYRUP has been used
for over nifty years by millions OF mothers for
their children while tcethng, with perfect sue.
cess. II soothes the child, soi.cns the gums. al.
lays ali pain. cures wind collie. and Is tho 6es,
remedy for D!arthna. It will relieve the poos
little sufferer Immediately. Sold By druggists
bottle 10 sure and ask for Mrs. WinSlow's
Soothing Syrup" and take no other kind.
ISIS 90 - L. z q Vr4v.
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MAN wants but little here below.
mt wants chat little rood. =

d Nine out Of ton men when asking 10,
a drink, will simply ask for 'something
good" and out OF the nine there arc not
two who know when u drink Of good
whiskey, brandy, gin or rum 10 sold
them. Few hotels or vendors Of liquors
can assure their Customers that the
nss a as' o oS mem ss @es
good rs the other; but you want to be
sure that you are buying only II pure
liquor, we advise you to look at the
bottle and see ii the name OF Max
Klein is blown in the bottle. and his
signature on the label, and ii YOU sec it
there, you can bet your best dollar that
You are getting o Straight" article. His
Silver age, Duquesne and Bear Crock
mon Of all professions. For: sale BY
Wheeling Drug Company
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Metals.
Wool,

New Yonk, Jan. So.-pG Iron easy; American
quiet; domestic s. 10 Tin dull; straIghts SO sS
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Z MISCELLANEOUS.


Roots and BGrks-Ginseug. dry. pei. h.. In de.
mand. S! 5Oa. Is: saxsafras bark. per b.. 21$ai::
sassatras oil, per h. ioa50c: May apple root per
ID, t!a?c: yellow root golden seal. per H.. pa
per 10. FREQ OF top. ajai0c; West Virginia snake
root per h.. 25a3jc: pink root, per d.. fine, 3oa
35c: elm bark. per H. la2c. -
Btans-Prime new hand. picked. medium, 81 soa
Woot-Fine washed a0a9lc: &c OF for uu.
washed; medium unwashed lGc; medium
washed 2Oa2lc lf6 q.
!loncy-in the comb, Der b., 15alGc.
R01s-country mixed Aalc per b. 1.-l
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NEw YoaE, Jan. 30.-Wool steady: domcStl,
aecce l9a25c; pulled 9oa2ec; Texas 10al5c =
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Petroleum..

Or CRY, Pa. Jan. @.,-Opened S0L4c; high.
Eels; runs 99,56l barrels; shipments H. Eli
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Wheeling Bridge & Terminal Ry..
c. Q, BREWSTER RcccIyor.

y. Sunday. November 10. 1904 a
Leave whCellng-tS:Ol. f9:I5, all:io n m. t,::oo,
S3:l5. ti:30. 900 p. III. f s',' - u
Leave Pen!nnmla-tS:oO. t':ll, sll:i5 m, too;;9d
Leave Martins E,ssrTytsl2 to:57 lil5ea. '
Arrive TcrmIuRl Junction ,lO.u1, si1:55
a. IN, t!.::8s, "3:52. t4:+6. I9:IS y. m, = : 7,
Leave Terminal JuncIion-f7:21 1900. n m,
"1!;iO. AN. 1852 tics, ti:li. tS:45 ,, IN.
Leave MARINA t.SfrytI, 1907 am, "l2: -
Leave Peni.TSsgtala-t7;ai. i0;Na M "le:5l. ltll,
i Arrive Whec!ing-t7:iO i9:oo a M, oia:G7.
H:l7, ti:a5. 1851, f9:U5 .. m. u - - q h
sDaily. tDlIly excsp. Sunday. Sundays only
AL trains Will run on Eastern fine Ey,fTIi 4
4 g,l.s IL TAUs5lG. Superintendent
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Wheeling { Elm Grove RalIry0 ,;J]

On and after Saturday. October l., 49, tsa!n,
will run rs !ollows city time: 80 7lGs e.
LEAG va MnEELiS9osS; 20 y n. 100 M SOL
loo p. M 800 p, N. 500 p. IN, ZOO o. M, Sui
?: N; 9;S99h m, 100 p N, 800 p n. g:Jo p.5!
a m. 3 o0l m 20 q m, ii; 0j m l.:0) m
] 90 p. m. ZOO p m. 500 p m. 400 p m. 5:1I
p. M x 9:oo P. n, ~ p II, 500 p. N. 9:l1 p.
ISDaily, excep. Sunday. (, vi 4. n
e SrspAY-ChuEch trains leave Elm Ciroya i. Z;
9:ls q II: and Wheeling Ut 1911 D. M u N S4y
81 IL. Z liEtsG En- Err 6 81.
ou t55Ss Y. Nj General Manage. 4
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RAILROADS..
Pennsylvania Stations.
VzHGRnGV|Vdnid liRRs.
: E$4 Trains Run hy Centre, 1,;,,,o y. :


{ WATER ST. Foor or ELEvEHrI ST., WuEELiSo
AT MsIuRE House, WTiEELIS0, AND AT TuE
~ PENNSYLVANIA STATION. HHID0EroRr. = p
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FINANCE AND TRADE.

Tho Features OF the Money and Stock
Markets. s-
New YORK. Jan. So.-Monev on call easy at !
per cent; Inst loan per cent: closed at Der cent
Prime mercantile paper sHajhpercent. Sterling
exchange firm at 81 S3ai 81. Total sales OF
stocks were COZ shares. =, Z. n fs57,
The street was treated TO n mid sensation
| shortly before the Close OF business to-day BY
the announcement OF the formation OF syndi.
cate to take any, part Of tho government loan
that might not DO subscribed for ut Secretary
Carllsles upset price; This change OF front By
The New York tinancicrS, who yesterday were BY
no means ardent In their reception OF tho secrc.
ary OF the treasnry's plan, Is IN part accounted
lor ny tho fact that upUn reflection tho banking
element concluded thar the failure Of Tho lonii
would affect the credit Of the Unlted Stltcs
abroad, which would have tho effect Of Inspiring
lack Of confidence In the foreign holders OF all
| species OF American securities, with the result
Of creating a situation inImlcM 10 the financial
interests Of Wall street and the country Mt large.
Then. too, 1t was possibly taken Into consldern.
ton that By forming Il syndicate 10 take he
t no adyaass ,ns UPSET psS the
paying Il premium OH the upset price Was re.
moved, thus increasing the margin OF profit 10
DO gained by syndicate subscribers. Tho uu.
nioSnncement OF the formation Of the syndicate
dlu not reach the exchange until Just before tho
close OF business. but 1t materially strengthened
the final deallnSsan impaired q tone II pproach.
Ing bnoysncy 10 Misrepresentation at the close.
The day oil the stock exchange was n very dull
one. London was small seller OF 81. Paul and
bought lightly OF Louisville & Nashville. There
was very little news OF interest to the spectators
and tho crop OF rumors was small. The decision
OF the United States circuit court at phIladel.
phia holding that the American Sugar Refining
Company was Il legal corporation, male in tho
suit Of tie government 10 declare 1t an unlawful
combination impaired temporary strength to
the dealings In the sugar shares report that
z hnI( HFDt, n
half cash on hand induced purchases Of The
compauy's shares. causing them TO appreciate III
value. The market closed strong and generally
ttSaa33s per cent higher. :, ~ -. 7q'f
Railroad bonds were firm all day aud closed
strong. Z, s. vs. Il,
Government bonds firm. Fa Il. za ls
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New YORK. Jan. 3o.-.Petroleum qulet mn
sales February option closed at SOC bid -
PIr1sguRcu. Pa, Jan. 3o.-Nothlng dong-soc
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5 DRS. FRANCE & OTTMAN,
Formerly OF New York now OF TILE FRANCE
MEDICAL. AND SURGICAL INSTITUTE. Co.
lumbrs, Ohio: by request Of many trlcndI and
patients. has decided to visit
bridgeport, sherman House, Tuesday,
january 80: @,,sE :
BellGire, Windsor Hotel, Thursday,
81 Febrnary !.
4. ConAultat aud examination free and strict.
only. ..,c''s3.y - tti' :" ''' 49, -,
The Doctors describe the different diseases
F6S.ief th 19 tho sick can themselves lisa won.
the country = : " -
The ElecIrUpathIc Treatment for all forms OF
weakness Loss Of Manhood and Errors OF Youth,
~ lecoGnlZed 10 !be the most successful method
man discovered rs used by DIS, Franco l. ott-
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Live Stock.

CHICAGO, Jan. 3O.-Cattlc. receipts 1000 head.
shipments 900 head: market slow; prime steer,
s. @Oai Is: common 50 5JG3 IS; Texans 81 d.
head: market lower: packers aud mixed s. 16o
5S0; prime heavy and butchers s. G5a5 40: primN
light IS 25a5 IS. Sheep. receipts $4,000 head:
shipments 500 head; market steady; natives s. Oh
3dJi westerns s. 60; lambs 50 0QaS IS. :
EAST LIBERTY. Pa. Jan. 3o.-Cattle. receipts
1G0 head; shipments 10 head; market SLOW NJ
Yesterdays prices. Hogs, receipts l,l0O head :
shipments 5OO head; market slow; all grnIes
s. 65a5 Is. Sheep, receipts 1000 head; shipnents
COO head; market very dull at about yesterday's
prices. S'-,s .iit-.f Z ~, ST - n" -
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h DRS. FRANCE & OTTMAN

No A1on0y Required OF Rcsponslblo Par.
7 III ties to Commence Treatment.
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Dry Gonils.

ClScIHSAT1. o., Jan. 2O.-uogs In fair demand
and easy 81 75a5 80; receipts 400 head; shiD.
ments 5000 head r ~ I'D. 50
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ctSctSyAT1, O.. Jan. 2o.-cotton arm; mid
dlings re. - ~
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Sold on u Positive Guarantee.
pR. MilES'PlLLS, so DosIs rs crs.
Sold BY Druggists Everywhere. mrls.NwpAwy
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RAILWAY rlME cARp.

Arrival and departure OF train. O, and a,scs
nMHSsaear 3, lSDl ExItAS1ToS or RETrRESct
S %HnN sSS 6,y; tSanday excepted: MONDAY
NSalutdAy only. EaItorn HLanlnrI rim,n
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1894-10-13
Biggest Gas Well ever Struck.

The big gas well on Indiana creek
in Tyler county, has broken loose
again, and the roar of the escaping
gas can be heard dozen miles away
while in the neighborhood Of the
well the noise is simply deafening.
The well belongs to the Victor Oil
Company, aud was drilled into the
sand September 1t at once devel-
oped into a big gasser, and the pres
sure was sufficient 10 throw the
tools, weighing 1000 pounds, out
of the derrick, wrecking that struct
urc. In about a week It subsidized,
but now has broken out with ten
fold power, and experienced men say
it the biggest gas well ever struck
in the world Enough gas IS being
wasted daily to light aud heat city
Of 100, population.
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For twenty years we have been
told by the political wool growers of
Ohio, that high duties on foreign
woods caused high prices for domes-
tic woods, and that Tree wool would
punch the bottom out of prices and
ruin our sheep industry Well, not
withstanding that wool was protect
ed from 1866 to 1890 by duties vary
ing from 40 to 60 per cent, prices
declined almost constantly, the aver
age decline being about 40 per cent.
Since 1869, when Mckinley increas
ed duties, the decline has been unus
ually rapid and has averaged be
tween 40 and so per cent.
Now for the first time in seventy.
eight years ali nJ0i4 afe free Haze
prices tumbled, as was prophesied
by Delano, Harpster and Lawrence?
No, but wool has increased ten per
cent. in the last month under the
Wilson bill
The result thus far is in exact ac
cord with the Democratic claim and
directly contrary to the predictions
of the Wool Growers National As
sociation. The OHIO prophets met
again a few days ago and passed
some direrul resolutions, which, as
they are based upon theories aud are
contrary to the facts now demonstra-
ted. will have no weight with the
voters this fail, After having de
ceived him so often, protectionists
ought to be ashamed to look an hon
est sheep in the face.
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The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1894-10-13

John Murray. farmer VINO lives
across the river from Broad Ford,
Fayette county. has pear tree
which fruited prolifieally ,his sum
mer and is now 10 full bloOn FOR :
second crop The blossoms are Ger
feet flowers and the tree SHOWS every
sign of bearing fruit q seeoRd time
this season II the fcosts do not de
stroy the blossoms Another freak
ISL tumble from the ordinary is
manifest in nature a short distance
out of town. A farmer named Boyd
has a full crop Of delicious strawber-
ries on a number OF plants. They
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The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1894-10-13

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