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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-07-05


W. II. NELSON, who Is in the drug
business at KingIvllle, No., has 40 much
confidence in Chamberlaln's Collie,
Cholera and DiRnhGa Remedy that he
warrants every bottle and oilers to 70.
fund the money to any customer who iT
not satisfied after using it. Mr., Nelson
takes no risk In doing this because the
Remedy Ia q certain cure for the dis.
cases for which II 10 intended aud he
knows II. It 10 for sale by Charles r
Gootze, VIII W. Irwin, John Klari,
William E. Williams, @. Menkemeller,
William II. Hague, II. @. Stewart, A. Z,
schoele, J. Coleman, q. sclinepir Will.
lam Menkemellsr, Wheeling, ". Va. ;
Bowie 4 Co., Bridgeport; b. +. Peabody
4 Son, BenWood.
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BRILAInE.
Al sorts of Local NaW' Hat dOWtp from
tho 0lhaa CTR.

All sorts 0t Loclt Now, AMI GOUtp from
tho GAS CltT.
Tho fremon and their friends, over n
hundred altogether, got away about .
O'clock yesterday morning for Sisters
villO. The Eliza II. had barge in tow
and took the crowd down, Tho IRE
bells were rung at ! o'clock to bring
everybody out on time and people who
didn't know Of tho arrangement were
aroused and many OF them got out to
know whore the fire was. The small boy
kept up such racket with crackers
from that time on that there was no
sleep. But after a time tho town was
quiet, most OF the people being out oil
tho city at private piCniGs or gatherings
OF some kind. There were no accidents
here 40 far as could DO learned,
J, Franklin Patterson, Il well known
school teacher, whose homo Ia near
GAINESVILLE, was married last Tuesday
TO Miss BERTHE Il, Vaughn ut the BRIDGE
home In Pittsburgh, Tho groom 10 vol
known throughout eastern Ohio, but Ia
nova principal In the Cleveland schools.
Fred Sewers, the hoy who shot AN
drew Edwards in the hip Tuesday night,
was hound over to court in a bond Of
5000 by Mayor Dubois. l., Straub went
on his bond and the boy was released.
Tho steel works. that closed down for
tho balance Of tho week on account oil
the Fourth, will resume operations on
Monday.
Miss Helena Waliord, OF Wheeling,
who has been visiting relatives in this
city, returned Yesterday to'hsr home.
Miss Floasie o. Mara will return to her
home at East Liverpool this morning
after visiting friends in this city.
Miss Alice Fusnei, OF Cambridge, Ia
the guest Of her friend, Miss Anna Johu'
son, Of the Third ward.
Clement Chandler has returned to
his home at St. Clairsville after visiting
friends in this city,
William Westlake, OF tho Fourth
ward, has gone to Pennsylvania to visit
relAtlyeL
Harry Manssll and Malcolm Wells. Of
this city, spent yesterday in Pittsburgh,
Guy Daukwerth has returned from
Uhtichsville, whore ho visited relatives.
W. @. Bergundthal and family spent
yesterday with relatives at Powha'aa.
Miss Rosa Dugn, Of Pittsburgh, is Wis.
iting relatives In the Second ward,
A great many from this city spent
yesterday Rt Wheeling park.
Horny zoeckler spent yesterday in
Cleveland with friends.
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dlsroaarlIng tho shouts Of tho comolory

disrosOrlinR the shouts of the comotery
employees,
Tho ono policeman who was on duty
in that portion Of tho cemetery found
It impossible % keen tho crowd back.
1t was all he could do to clear a space
sufficient for tho drlyera to carry the
coffin to tho grave. There was no sOr.
vice road as tho body was committed,
and out Of tho crowd Of over two hun,
drod persons tho only ones who showed
tho dOad ayan the slight respect of lit.
ing their hats were tho newspaper men.
Tho crowd were disappointed when
Mrs. Buchanan remained in the coach.
Counsellor Gibbons told reporter
that the grave will DO watched Tor at
least q month TO guard against body
snRtChing, lie does not think he will
carry tho case any further, unless It is
merely to TaisH q point for tho protec,
ton OF lawyers having similar clsea.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-07-05

The Baltimore L Ohio Railroad Com.
pany will sell round trip tickets from
Wheeling to Boston and return, for all
trains July To 0. inclusive, valid for
return passage until July 20, with priv.
lego Of an additional extension until
July 81, II desired. The rate from
Wheeling will be $l7 so. and CORE.
spondingly low rates from other points.
A double daily service OF fast express
tralns iS maintained from Wheeling to
all points in tho East, Tourists will
bear In mind that all Baltimore & Ohio
trains between tho East and West run
via Washington. For full particulars
wrIto to Baltimore & Ohio Agent
Whaling.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-07-05
Mrs. o'uEARY DEAD.

She OwnOd the Cow that Kicked tho Lamp
TINT sot the Fire that Hurnsd the City of
chicago,
CHICAGO, Ill, July 4,-Mrs, Catherine
o'Loary, owner OF the fractions COW
which, in barn in the rear Of No, 1877
DeIlOyon street, on a memorable night
in October, 1871, kicked over a lamp
and started a blaze which cost Chicago
slGO,OOO,C0o, died Last night Of puuOmO'
mia, She received the last sacrament
aud passed away peacefully, She has
always been very ayerse to saying any
thing concerning the fire.
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WOUND DEAD.
John Doyle Dies suddenly lu y Hotel at
Spencer.

John Doyle Dies suddenly lu y Hotel ut
Spencer.
Special DiIDnifA 10 he hlaIigslm
Spencer, W. Va. July +-YoIterday
morning about $3.50 o'clock John Doyle,
Of tho firm of Doyle Bros, was found
dead in his bed at the Chapman hotel.
Ho had Just returned from a visit at his
home in Clarksburg, where no had been
for about two weeks. lie took quite a
quantity Of opium aud morphine to
quiet his nerves and the result was his
death. He had the contract to do the
stone work on the new asylum building
here, and was considered au excellent
workman. Ho was thirty'RvO years old,
aud leaves wife aud two small
children. Doyle'a remains were shipped
to Clarksburg for burial this afternoon.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-07-05

Distressing kidney aud bladder dig
eases relieved in six hours by tho "NEw
GREAT SouTI AMERICAN KIDNEY CUE"
This now remedy rs great surprise on
account Of It's exceeding promptuess in
relieving pain in the bladder, kidneys,
back aad every part Of the urinary pass
ago in male or female. 1t relieves ro-
tcntion Of water and pain in passing II
almost Immediately II you want quick
relief and euro this Is your remedy,
Sold by Il Ii. List, druggist, Wheeling.
", Va,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-07-05

Sprtfdi Dtspdteh 10 Ne LWeH0th'H'
PIEDMONT W, Va, July "A mon.
s.er Fourth OF July demonstration was
held here to-day, winding up with
balloon ascension and parachute jump.
Willie ntlating the balloon, pole fell
and instantly killed Ira Rove. aged
twelve years, son Of Thomas Rowe, Of
the Cumberland & Pennsylvania rail-
Tnad
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-07-05

kpSridI Dapdlea 70 a' Hheg'9tl<h
HUNTINGTON, W, Va, July IA quiz
ct and queer wedding occurred at hc-
tel here yesterday evening. The con-
tracing parties were John W. stoelo, Of
Jackson, Ohio, and Miss Lille Miller,
o! Mullersport, in the same state. Both
are muteI, aud 1t was tho hrsE wedding
Of the kind ever witnessed here.
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Duo,tn..s~...41,--Hn,HI
BU6HHNHIV ) BURlAL,
Revolving Scenes at the Funeral OF
tho Murderer,
VERY .lISGn2ILAG .M0RBIDNESS

Men, Women and Children Mock tho
Widows Grler-Hoot aud Groan in
DSrision--At tho Cemetery tho Mob
Huns wlldly over tho. Graves to
Witness tho DurIal-Romarkablo
Scenes
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-07-05
IF was A FIHzAE.

Tho Populate silver Convention Failed to
Pan Out,
Special Diplte' TO n. Intelligence.
PARKEBuuRG, W. Va, July 4.-The
Populistic convention, which was called
to meet ut the court house yesterday
afternoon to discuss and pass rOsolu.
tons on tho silver question, failed to
materializo. 1t was a genuine f2Elc.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-07-05

II you should hear that in some place to which
you arc going malaria Is prevalent To the air
poison which produces chillS and fever, bilious
Femiliept and dumb aguo there Is a safe aud
thorough Hntidoto aud preventive, viz: llOiIet
terS Stomach Bitten, The great antl'mAlhrlAl
specific Is also remedy Tor bllouSncis copSN
patlon,dyspepSla, rheumatic and kidney trouble,
nervousness and debility
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-07-05

wAsnyoroS, D. O., July i--oflciu
announcement was made at tho White
House to-day Of tho appointment Of
Villa l. Moore, Of Illinois, to DO chief
Of tho woalhOr bureau, Mr.. MoorOH
commission arrived This morning from
Gray Gables lilo will assume hie now
duties within n lDw DAYS.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-07-05

H.HuSEMAw, Milwaukee, Wis, writes,
zone box Japanese Pill euro has cured
mo Of case Of Is years standing, aitoP
being treated by Now York's best phv.
glcians." Chas. H. GoOtzO aud W. W.
Irwin
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-07-05

CHIPPEWA LAKE Pleasure tssort and
Picnic Grounds on tho Cleveland, Lo.
rain & Wheeling railway Is now open
for tho season. Ploaso consult local
agents for rates aud train arrangement.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-07-05

CLEVELAND, o., July i.--'rho Glove
land CITY Forpo Company has att
nouncod 10 par cont advance In tho
wages Of omploycs To lAko effect At oncc.
Iho Increase vas made voluntarily on
account oi tho better condition OF trade.
About lhroo hundred mon are benefit
I'M
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-07-05

July 8 to 18th inclusive, the Bali.
more & Ohio Railroad Company will sell
excursion tickets, Wheeling TO Mt Lake
Park and return, at rate OF s. 30, good
returning until July II inclusive.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-07-05
KNOWLEDGE

Bringa comfort and improvement and
tends to personal enjoyment when
rightly used. The many, who live bet.
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less expenditure, by mOm promptly
ndaptina the worlds best products to
iLe needs Of physical being, will attest
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LAXATIVE principles cmbraCed In tho
remedy, Syrup Of Figs,
It's excellence IA due to ls presenting
In the form most acceptable and plcas.
mt 10 tho taste, tho refreshing aud truly
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htiyc; encGtnaIly cleansing the system,
jlspolIIng colds, headaches and icycrs
and permanently curing constipation:
IL has given satisfaction 10 mllllonsa aud
met With tho approval Of tho medical
profession. bochuso II nets on the KID
ntys Liver and Bowels without weak
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Syrup of Figs ta for sat1 by aif drtg'
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uiaolutod by tho California lIig Syrup
Co. only, whose name Ia printed on every
.1okane, nlso the nnlne, Syrup Of FiB1
aud being vol Informed, You will mol
accept any substitute Ii giiefed'
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-07-05

Dr. WrrrA Collie aud Cgolora euro
ntynr dlanppoInls, never fails To Rlvo
Immediate rallui II cutoi just a. Buro
n, Won TAXA II. Logan Drug o., Wheel
lng. w. Va, II. 4. Peabody, BOnWool,
and lowio 4 Co., bridgeport u.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-07-05

FARMERS DAf saturday
Tqe "wednesday and THURSDAY ao hqnl0a
tMOUNDSVlLLE JULY CAMP MEETING
will conduct
and Professor Grant College and @
The
aeadn! be- gnI eS%eE
II
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-07-05
SPLENDID PROGRAMME 4RsF 4 s2E E5 aR THE BEST

Hon. Low J, UEAuCiIANr. OF Ohio,
Rev. A. Il MILLER LII, b, oi Pennsylvania
Rev. Dr. A. Il. LEONARD, Missionary Secretary
Of ", e. Church.
VoLSEY IL CusmSG, Of Maine,
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Mrs EMILY l.. McIAuGHLiS, Of Massachusetts,
Mrs JIMMIE MCCLuRKiN. Of Michigan.
HOMER l. CASTLE, ui Pennsylvania
Col GEoRGE W. BAN, OF kentucky
Hon. ions q. WOOLEY, Of Minnesota
Abilene weekly reflector., 1895-06-27

GUTHRIE, Ok, June 9l. Indian Agent
Woolscy has instructions to lease the
allotments Of the Ponca Indian reser-
walton and will begin doing so about
the e4th inst These allotments, 40l
in number, embrace some Of the richest
land in the territory and will be leased
TO actual farmers at IS 10 30 cents an
acre year for period Of five years
with the privilege Of renewing the
lease indelnitely
Abilene weekly reflector., 1895-06-27

DENVER, COL, June 2l.-superin-
tendent j. c. Mcneil, OF the Kansas
City public schools, treasurer of the
National Educational association, is in
Denver concluding arrangements for
the annual convention TO be held here
July 8 to l9. lie says that never In
the history OF the association have the
prospects been so good for an immense
gathering, and he estimates an attend
ance OF 2OOO0
Abilene weekly reflector., 1895-06-27
REVIEW OF TRADE.
Advices Tell of a Rising Tide Of In.
dustry.
The CROP REPORTS ENCOURAGING


NEW YORK, June 22-R Il. Duns
weekly review Of trade says From
all parts Of the United States the best
adyices obtainable tell Of rising tide
Of trade and industry, which threatens
here and there 70 mount too far and
too fast The volume of all business
is by no means equal to that Of 1902 as
yet, though in some important branches
larger than in that Of any other year
Two influences Of tremendous power
contribute to the rise-encouraging
crop news and confident replenishing
Of stocks which have been for two
years depleted to the utmost
Excepting too heavy rains in Texas
crop reports this week have been high
ly encouraging Future injury to cot
ton cannot be predicted, but as yet
nothing indicates yield below 7,SOo,-
900 bales, which Is not supposed to
threaten famine II commercial and mill
stock were remembered, now exceeding
by 100000 bales . full consumption
until September /. Receipts continue
small and consumption close to the
maximum here and abroad, though the
marketing Of British goods is not en-
tirely encouraging. Liberal purchases
OF all products by the south do not in
dicate belief that any serious misfor-
tune impends. So the strong trade in
wheat growing states accords with
brighter crop prospects.
Reports from spring wheat states and
from the Pacific coast are so cheering
that although the loss Of winter wheat
was large there, and those estimates
have been most accurate in recent
years now vary in predictions from
43o,OOo,OOO to 47O,OOO,ooo bushels At
lantic exports for three weeks, houl
included, have been only 3,7sS,7lS
against 6,OO8,2 ,2as last year, indicating
no urgent demand at current prices
There has been fall Of 0 cents II
wheat with heavier sales than for thre
weeks.
, The rush for supplies in iron an
steel resembles q "bear panic" in tn
stock market. Because prices ar
! mounting everybody hurries to buy, S
! that they mount higher Besseme
has reached sla65 at Pittsburgh, tn
bar association has advanced commol
. to 81. Is, the wire nail association pu
. their prices to $3.50 per keg, the stee
rail makers have raised tn
price to SEA, eastern and south
ern furnaces have both raise
prices again so cents per ton an
structural beams are Sl.3s and angle
+, Sl.e5 1t is undeniable that works !
Q operation are crowded with orders an
9 others who have been idle for yeal
! are preparing to resume. At the sam
time the most potent cause OF the VI
ward start in prices, the general BELT
that combination of coke producer
would raise the price to Sl5O aft'
July l, is apparently removed by We
t among the producers and a fall to ST.
: in contracts for the last half OF 1885,
I Failures for the week have been q
. in the United States against 9l4 Ia
Y year and 81 in Canada against 25 la
d wear.
Abilene weekly reflector., 1895-06-27

Former Lawrence Hotel Man Charges the
Ex-Congressman with Stealing His Wife.
TOPEKA, KAN, June 2l.-Capt Joe
Waters, the well known attorney, told
a reporter last night that he would
file q suit in the federal court here for
dcmages against x-Congressman W. A.
Harris, Of Linwood, for alternating the
affections of the wife Of Barney Muir
ray, Of Canyon City. Col Harris and
Murray's divorced wife were married
last fall, and the proposed suit is the
result. Murray used to be one Of the
proprietors of the Eldridge house at
Lawrence. 1t was there, 1t is said,
that Harris and Mrs. Murray became
acquainted. Owing to the prominence
of the defendant the suit will attract
widespread attention.
Abilene weekly reflector., 1895-06-27
FANNIE SCOTT TESTIFIEs
The Little Daughter Of the Lynched II
Treasurer Tells Her story.

The Little Daughter Of the Lynched Ex-
Treasurer Tells Her story.
BUTTE, Neb., June 22.--When court
convened to-day the state called Fan
ME Scott the s-year-old daughter OF
the lynched ex-treasurer, to the stand
She described the capture Of the party
at Parker post office, and said she had
since seen in 0'Neil one of the men
who was in the crowd which sur
rounded the carriage. The man was
dressed the same and had eyes like the
man at Parker's.
Physicians who conducted the post
mortem examination on the body testi-
fed as to the condition Of the body and
the marks on the neck of the murdered
man. One said that from the condition
Of the rope about the neck his opinion
was that death had been caused from
strangulation, but thought the posi-
tion Of the rope did not indicate tn al
the body had been suspended.
Abilene weekly reflector., 1895-06-27
B0LLN'S SHORTAGE.
| It Looks as If Omaha's Treasurer
Is $4,000 Behind.
OSACES TO EVIC1 COLORED men,


OMAHA, Ncb., June sl.-Wcdnesday
1t looked like City Treasurer Bolln's
shortage was less than $4,000 De-
velopments since indicate that 1t will
be $50, 900, and possibly much more. 1t
Is in the cash drawer where the great
discrepancy is found. The books say
there ought to be SO much cash on hand,
but 1t simply is not there Instead
there is n package Of checks, assign
ments Of warrants and memorandum
slips. Even these do not show where
all the money is they represent. The
checks are accommodations for friends,
who, when hard pressed for money, ap-
piled to Bolln for assistance. The
assignment of future warrants dis
closes the extent to which city officials
and contractors have been discounting
unearned pay.
osAGEs TO EvIcT coIoRED MEN.
GUTHRIE, Ok. June sl.-The Usage
Indians have always dislised the negro
race and kept them out Of their reser'
walton as much as possible. They have
now determined TO be rid Of them Tor
GOOD the national council recently
having passed the following; THAT
from and after the passage Of this act
the negroes residing within the Usage
nation shall be ordered TO get out
ANY citizen Of the Usage nation shall
be subjected to fine Of $50 for the EN-
ployment Of any negro on this reser
vation." The attorney-general of thu
nation has issued u proclamation tina
this law will be enforced on and aftel
July |.
AMpmIruEATER FOR THE BId FIGHT
DALLAS, Tex, June @l.-D. A. Stew
art has let contract calling for SIS,
600 worth Of dressed lumber, which II
to be used In the construction OF th'
big amphitheater to be reared for th'
Corbett- -Fitzsimmons fight In October
Dan Smith, Of New York, has beel
appointed press agent Of the syndicat
behind the contest Such Is the fait
in the ability Of Stewart and his cor
ferees to bring off the battle that
fund of $50, 900 has been subscribed an
put in the bank to the credit OF tn
construction and promotion depar
ments Of the enterprise
WANT TO SUPPLY CHINA WITH slIvEl
WASHINGTON, June 81. Negotiation
have recently been opened throug
agents in China of American interest
with view to having China secur
from American capitalists the amour
OF silver requisite to pay the Chimes
war indemnity Of 9OO,ooO,0OO taels
,Japan.
Abilene weekly reflector., 1895-06-27
THE CLEVELAND. CONVENTION.
The National League Of Republican Clubs
Closes Its Lab0rs- cKinleys Arrival.

The National League OF Republican Clubs
Closes Its Labors- INC cKinley's Arrival
CLEVELAND, O., June 22. The eighth
national convention Of republican
clubs closed yesterday. All week
there were apprehensions Of an embar-
RAISING fight on the silver question,
but nothing was disposed Of in all the
proceedings SO quickly or so quietly as
that matter. The committee on
resolutions settled this matter by
deciding to report that the league
had no constitutional right to adopt
resolutions, and its report to that effect
was approved. The local papers tried
to-day to interview delegates on the
report Of the committee on resolutions
The free silver men all expressed salts
faction and the anti-silver men as a
rule would not express any opinion
While most of the delegates we're
steaming over the lake yesterday after
noon, there was joint meeting OF the
officers Of the state leagues with the
committee on league work and the ex-
ecutive committee. Judge John L.
| Webster, the Nebraska vice president
presided In the absence OF Gen. Meal
pine, and the states were called foi
reports.
Gov. Mckinley arrived from OTTAWA
Kan, at 6:35 in the evening lie was
met at the Union depot by the Tippe
canoe club and the Foraker club
headed by the famous Iowa state band
lie was driven direct to the Hollenden
the headquarters Of the national re
publican league, where he held re
ception from s to 0 o'clock. An effor
was made to induce him to speak, bu
he was tired after his long journey an'
| Jaoltpa1
Abilene weekly reflector., 1895-06-27
a SERIOUS CHARGE.
Labor Commissioner Hird, Of Kansas, Ac
cused Of illegal Fxtortion by His Fm
ulnvAa.

Labor Commissioner rird, Of Kansas, Ac'
cused Of illegal Fxtortion by His Fm-
ployes.
TOPEKA, Kan, June 20. Complaint
has been formally Aled with Gov
Morrill, ayainst State Labor Commis-
sioner W. g. Bird. The complainant
is Hon. John Speer, chief clerk in the
commissioner Office, who charges that,
commencing with the first month that
he and Bird entered Office, the com
missioner has compelled him to pay
over portion of his monthly salary,
Speer's salary is ss3.33 per month and
Of this sum Bird has regularly taker
$685. leaving him $4,000 This sys
TEN of tribute was also levied upor
Miss August, Hayes, stenographer in
the labor commissioners Office, who wai
compelled to yield up the same month
ly sum. Her salary was s6G.66 pei
month, Of which Commissioner Birt
permitted her to retain $50. The sal
aries of both of these officers are hxet
by statute and the system Of tribut'
levied by Bird is an offense punishable
by imprisonment.
Abilene weekly reflector., 1895-06-27
Highest Of all in Leavening Power-Latest U. Govt Report
q! RBss!a&s Bs*a:s!
ABSOLUTELY PURE
CROP REPORTS.
A New Plan Devised for Facilitat.
Ing Better Returns.
WANT INDEMNITY FOR HARD TIMES,
A Woman Blames the Administration 'or
What She Considers Blunders OF Log
islstion-Civil Service In Kan
sas City.

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WASHINGTON '""s c,..'.r "a ,,s as,o,o,
morton yes'vruay "''ssu M .,a m aaomt,or
signature 70 ,ne or'e. .pa ~. .'v a"na r,msnt
OF inc heralo'c sea' VI a''.,.l" 'ae .Ip"' " ,hs
wmcn Is 'ne Jo,n' @ usp.,as PaJSa,,'V sseretarv
secretary anu "el'' "o'l'uo' sss'o, '' osaa,
Morton mas ueciuee W '''s' ,ha M s,ats
aoollshing 'weh.y.o"e " W." nan,
agents OF .ne agr'c",'''a' .ppn;,at,or asp
ana provialnp ior ., VI. ,'J,s ,,,,a nrouns
OF tne states IN i"'s.'u' ',,"a,,m~ ' oron rr re.
lor .n' p'',ls purpo'v W, - ,ho dstails have not
por's' "n''e a'' ."s "es .s~,anaod that
o,e" , r., pe',s.' .,,ass sh,,, hs comnleted the
wne" wy p'""' 'n" ,, ~ a,,,,1oa into
uh''eu o'"'., % sun" s.,on n, ,bess
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w,'. co"'pr'Su o"'s .S,a,,. v a,,ht states
wm,'c '"e , rc'"a'.',"S !, w. ss'n,oar orouns
wi,i De arranSeu y" .',, ,o'a, nso,'n or for
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e"cn s"'.' "" :. " s,,,, rrdec,ded
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