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The evening times., 1895-10-17

The proposed attempt tn form n basket
BAH league here this season will no doubt
go through, but IL is likely that at least
one or tw" prominent organizations that
have heretofore been among the first to
take hold OF such a movement, will have
no part in the formation of such n league.
For instance, it is said on good authority.
that the Columbia Athletic Club will not
put team into the league. Just why this
club vii! decline TO do S" is not made
entirely clear, but il is limited that the
relations OF the club With leagues ur
former years were not as pleasant as they
might have been, owing to petty differ
ences that arose because of the Columbia
mems superior advantages in the way OF
training and practice, which, OF course,
gave them some advantage over other
teams and made the latter feel that they
were not on equal and Just footing when
the championship games come up.
George Smith. the well-known young
bicycle rider of this city, is going through
a strict course of training for the events
OF Saturday at Van Ness Park. Young
Smith won his novice at Baltimore short
time ago in such good style that he is
believed to be capable OF very fast work
The evening times., 1895-10-17
LOCAL ATHLETIC GOSSIP
Columbia Club Will Not Go Into
the Basket Ball League.
Football, bowling and Bicycle Events
Now Attracting the Attention Of
All of the Home Talent.

The Potomac football boys are not satis-
lied with the outcome uf yesterdays
struggle with Gallaudet. In fact, 1t seems
they were entirely confident that they
would down the college boys, but they
slipped up wofully in their calculations.
While the Gallaudets did not put up as
strong n game as they expected to, the
play or one or two Important positions
being weak. it was strong enough, IN this
occasion, at least. to win, and they do
not agree with the Potomac boys that they
are easy for them. Another game between
the two teams is talked of for Saturday.
1t has not been definitely decided on as
yet. but one is sure to come in the near
future. when both teams hope to be at
their best, and t1en a true line may perhaps
be drawn on the respective merits of the
two organizations.
The evening times., 1895-10-17

1t was said that after the game at
Kendall Green yesterday Erd was very
much dissatisfied with his play, and
expressed his desire TO retire from the
Gallaudet team His friends, however,
claim that IL was simply an Off day for
him, aud insist that he stick TO his position
Erd has been recognized as very promis-
ing player.
The evening times., 1895-10-17

II he is put to it by pressure, which he
will likely meet on Saturday, and which
his friends think will serve to show some
thing near what is In him.
The evening times., 1895-10-17

SOOu TtSt
Washington State is anxious 10 have q
prize fight, and has offered Danney Need
ham and Dick Moore whose bout was turned
down by the st. Paul authorities, a purse
of $4,000 to go there and fight. II is
quite safe to say that Danney and Dick will
not allow the grass to grow under their
feet Willie getting there. Purses OF this
size are not picked up every where by second
raters these days.
II is amusing to read the information
that is being flashed over the wires
throughout the country that Steve BrOdy,
the cX-bridgc jumper, has been selected
by Corbctt and Fitzsimmons as referee
for their championship battle If il comes
Off The odds should be about one hundred
dollars TO one cent that Brodic has not
been thought OF by either Corbett or Fitz
simmons or anybody else connected with
the fight to act as referee, or that he will
act in that capacity.
Joe Ba ateman and Johnny Glynn are
talking about transferring their coming
meeting to Baltimore. The recent failures
ut the Eureka Club have led them to the
fear that there would be little in con-
test for them in the Eureka arena Bate
man and Glynn placed a forfeit with the
club TO insure their appearance in the
ring and now they want the club to
insure them against a losing game.
Hite Peckham asks the Times to say
that he will meet any 14O-pound white
fighter in this part of the country, and he
will allow any one who matches with him
the privilege of naming the style of fight.
He will accept a battle with big gloves,
small gloves, skin tight gloves, or no
gloves Mt all, and will fight under either
Quecnsbury or London rules. Peckhanl
says he has been out Of a job long
enough. he wants to be doing some
thing
The evening times., 1895-10-17

Billy Murphy, whose fight with Johnny
Griffin at Louisville was shut off by the
governor, wants to come East. He has
written to the Eureka Club here and also the
Baltimore clubs asking for matches.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-09-27
YIoLArING rnE rILEArY.

British Vessels openly DstTlnE It-No
Protection for Americans.
SAN FRANcIsco, Sept. 9G.-Inlorma.
ton has come to the'fodoral authOri.iOs
hero thatmany British sailing schoonera
have been carrying Arma in opSn de-
iianco OF tho treaty and that the hunters
have boldly violated every clause Of the
law. Complaints will be made to the
state department and tho matter will
be laid before tho British government.
II tho stories OF American s6a cap
tains who have cruisod in the Arctic
regions since tho Paris award in herring
sea matters may be believed. the british
fur sealera arc systematically violating
every condition OF tho treaty. carrying
plenty OF arms to do az they please aud
laughing at threats or complaints from
America. II is claimed that the British
yesselg arc all using firearms boldly
without regard to the treaty because
there are no American cruisers to watch
them anu protect American rights
under the treaty. On tho other hand
II is said that by reason OF advantage OF
position aud superiority on the seas
Great Britain is carefully guarding our
vessels and that every violation Of law,
however technical. is promptly reported
and Summarily dealt with.
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Chicago Cattle wcaE, Sales Of dressed beef
aud shipping cattle were on tho basis o! s. Goa
3 " for common TO strictly choice with trading
largely a s 5lnh %: choice bCSyes s. ODab IS.
LUod u u; big heavy cattle S. O1tj -; EtOcketS
and feeders fully abc decline this week, bulls
VI 7dni III, COW, and hcicts 81 jla3 81. bulk OF
tho sales wetC At s. OOnl OF few 70 above ~ 30
veal caves best 81 % western range cattle 81 Goa
10 Tor steers and s!7ia3 " for cows and hClieni
western export 81 7iij %; Texas steers 81 OJAj 90.
llOgSCIU,ul ont at m carly hour, the best fetch
ing II 20 with tho exception ofs0mO fancy NJ.
sorted llshl weights brought sis'i sales wore
made larscly at SiPlhi "a sheep prices ruled
steady Satlyo shocp 81 iDa3 u for inferior 10
ptiur. sales bOng largely At 81 6lai0Oi Westerns
{! sONl 20 lambs ~ ODai " ROcclpts-Caitln
1900 hOnl calves 900 head hogs 2!,0Ol head
sheep 1900 head.
Fest Liberty Cattle slow aud unchanged,
Hog, duh prime medium 81 80N ilI fair to host
Workers. u i0hi ~ rOughsS 81 OOhl N, sheep very
0ulOl. extra lUliI 10. fair to good VI lOal IN,
common j1CA!l W. lainbs 81 coat JO' veal calrOi
VI O1A6 o.
Uinciuunli--lIogi steady at 81 60Al 20, 70,
culpH 1900 hoad, shipments 600 head.
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qlll. mos TRADE.


The PruCIpal Question Concerns the Sup
ply OF liaw Material.
New YoRE, Sept. 9G.-The Iron Ago
says; The question Of a supply OF raw
material ia the ono uppormost in the
minds Of the managers Of the largest
interests in tho country. The coke
situation has improved, Tho orc siIua'
ton is decidedly cleaL at least go far as
foreign supplies arc concerned.
Tho furry in BsIaemar pig in Pitts
burgh Ia now pretty well oyer. Alto
gother all the great concerns have con-
tlnuOd eager purchasers OF ore and pig,
and ara evidently securing supplies as
far ahead as they can got thOm.
On q small business, the billet market
has gone of about 81 per ton from the
highest point, largely through tho offer
ing Of small lots by brokers, 1t ia no.
quite clear whether this coyars raaaIOs
BY large consumers or whether it Is
done for temporary elect. Wire rods
have been quiet iOt considerable timo,
In the cast tho most disquieIing iea'
ture has been the appearance Of q large
Pittsburgh concern as u sharp compoLt-
tor for small lots, in tho tRce OF recent
proteatatious that tho mills WGro crowd.
ed with work iorsome months to come.
Oue eastern mill has also rcappearod on
the scene, Taking it altogether the sit
uation ia puzzling.
It mas boon difficult to understand
where all tho product turned out goes
to in the absence OF good railroad de-
mGnd, and vet tho interests arc scram.
bling for raw material. 1t can only be
explained by assuming that important
developments in steel rails are pending.
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ATLANTA, Ga, Sept 26.-Thia is Ken.
tucky editors day at tho exposition,
and the newspaper men Of the blue
grass state arc tho sovsroigns OF the
hour on the grounds. They arrived in
the city at an carly hour this morning,
one hundred and fifty strong, and soon
afterwards mado their way to the
grounds, where n briof programme had
been arranged at the auditorium, in
Guiding addresses by Vice President W.
A. Homphill, Of tho exposition com'
pany, and President 1. Is. Nall, Of the
editorial association.
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plo Of Pittsburgh, for thoy heartily
sympalhizod with any wise deep water
way plan. Tho city, he said has raised
considerable amount OF money to do
icrmino whether tho construction OF a
canal from Lake Erie to the Ohio 10
practicable.
Tonight tho chamber OF commerce
rendered u reception to tho visitors in
tho chamber OF commerce rooms. A
collation. was served, aud impromplu
speeches wore made. Tomorrow
morning tho guest will DO taken for a
ride on tho Cleveland electric railway,
and thus tho meeting will end.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-09-27
DIR. TALMAGE

Accepts the Call by tho First Presbyterian
Church at Washington.
WASHINGTON, Sept 26.-Rov DR.. Tai.
mage, OF Brooklyn, has accepted the
call to be co-pastor Of tho First ProSby.
terrain church OF this city. This de.
cision was communicated by him to tho
special committee OF elders, doacons
and trustees in letter received to-day.
DR.. TGlmage iS to bs Co.pastor Of the
church, OF equal authority with DR..
Sunderland, and probably will preach
one half Of tho sermons beginning Sun.
day evening, October 81.
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New YorA-Aggnt, have advanced wide
shce.iugs as iOiloWg PcppGrcll. iaGOnin, An.
drosuoggin and MOHAWK u 500 tor 5O-i
DioBGhod; Itici aud New York Mills to 4jC for
l1-i OcHrhel White Rock To 100 for lO=i
hlCHrhcd A.eudRr to lgI, Tor lOI blcRchcl.
OthOr widths ol uluauncl and brown to tic
above style, ptUpotilOnalely. Domestic wide
sncctlnr,, each Width 10, pcppGfcll n TO be-;
. TO ji,c RIO tc, l. TO 6fgci C0nstltutiou @.inch
brown 90 D'lc Constitution t1.inCh brown TO 5C,
ArfOwand Glendale courtyard brown shpctlngs
10 30 Wori widO T. SG.lncn brown i.ci Charles,
ion o, "A. RI, & md .6lurh brown Cottons,
ElsoSlandnrd aud heavy dtl,ls, also Cow Pcus
80 aud iplnch ,hcetings iiu COrdh. ThOTniyke
and lRlmrr tcEiugg, Otis Columbia Palmer
aud Warren lcnims, Boston and Boston Duck
fOld color, grain and fancy duck, OTIS stripes
ana plAids from K to 70 each; Stark Nos aud
. grey duck i,C. There Ia, been considerable
business lnue In spot brown cntiOns, for future
Sale, very light because ui the tendency Of tho
cotton market, watch closed to-day At $50 for
mIdI0Ing upAnds. Printing cloths quiet with
manufacturers dcGllnlng to soil and withdraw,
Ing NIL OlcB to do business Of B5Sc for 81
SQUARES
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A friend in need is friend indoOd,
and not less than ono million people
have found just such friend in Dr..
Kings Now Discovery for Consnmp-
ton, Coughs and Colds. II you have
never used this great cough medicine,
one trial will convince you that it has
wonderful curative powers in all dis.
cases Of throat, Ghost aud lungS. Each
bottle Is guaranteed to do all that is
claimed or money will be refunded.
Trial bottles free ut Logan Drug Co. q
drug store. Large bottles SOC aud 81. /
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-09-27

Tho boSt Salye in tho world for cuts,
bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rhoum, fever
sores, letter, chappod hands, ohilbIains,
cornl, aud all skin cruptions, and post
lively cures pilos, or no pay required.
tis ruarantoni to give perfect satsiaG.
ton or money refunded. Price Is
cents por box. For sale by Logan Drug
Company
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-09-27
STRONG PAPERS
On the Proposed Ship Canals Ropd
at Cleveland.
DEEP WATER Ways CONVENTION

by Col. Roberts, of Pitts.
burE--ThO Proposed Canal from tho
Ohio River to tho Lalsos Would
Only Require ThiFty.ayo locks
Col, Roberts Thinks a Great Canal
system will DO Ruilt up-ons Work
VIII DO Followed by Another
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-09-27

Londan-At the wool auction sales to day
the offerings amounted ~ lIdiB bates Ot which
100 were Withdrawn, Some good CllnN Worc
undated aud the tendency Ofn NJ extreme
rates Following nfr tho sales In detail New
south Wales rs bales secured didhlH 6Hli
gtra5y ii,all,d, Queensland .2,hil b0lOs .,coultd
secured 6tdRls bttd gNnty Gdnis ~, Houlh
Australia IN bal0s, gfOnsy inlOHl. swan
River a.E bales, greasy VA II, Ihsmnniaa 2a1
bnlu,, fuOutcu fhnlnl New zealand oSl
bales, secured nlals Ht5i greasy Obnild Cape
nf Gunl Hops nnl Natal 800 bnlcsj secured
II idala III! greasy hiR7l.
NNw H1fk=WOOl steady.
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A. G. BARrLrY, OF Magic, Pa, writes;
~ ioOl 1t a duty Of mine TO inform you
and tho public that Do Wits Witch
Hazel Salyo cured mo Of worry bad case
OF eczema. II also Curod my boy Of a
running sore on his log, Logan Drug
Co., Wheeling, W. Va, u, +. Peabody
BOnwood, and Bowie & Co., Bridge
mort. ..
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RAILROADS.
~ Pennsylvania Stations
IeIE.RnR8gIVdRidIR 8s.
III ,c-,i,-- ~, -, C,.,,,.oi Ir;,,,a


TirKIT OFFICES At priySsTLvLg1A STATION o.
wGrFp ST. f0IT OF EI.EyuNTH ST, WHEELING,
Ar NCLUHE llOuEE, WHEELING, AND Al INK
PENNgYLVANiA STATION, UNpdHPunr.
gvsrpy. pls tssy,t 4 uDtrrT
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Wheeling Bridge & Terminal Ry


A''N '"as,.t,t 80, W lAhe oiCll l'll 4. H.,
SUNDAY November ~ 1874
Sjslj, li!iO lpOl n M ' ''''"
Leave Peninsula $500. tlAi. 5ii,tda M to,n
e8.llt lilj6 il,U6 % M
Ieayc Martins Ferry -IS,il ipNy aulAia. m
I2,il, BI7 Ntll tDiR ''
Nthyo Ictninal Junction lsll7 IlO.JI, jIl.il
A. uit us. NsN' ll,l6 illlS u MI
Leave Terminal Junction 'tI.u. fltoi IN
sillO ~. iilb9 nos. tint. ISIS y nj.
Leave MifllnNteuy N ~ 1891 d. M, stNu.
40, 10 ib.ln. lSlhl u. I'M
IAN Ihi!t, tN,iSAp. M 80"
Arrive W1ccllng no, p1 IN, 'lilt
lllil Iilh, jiNi, lp.bi u. ~
eDalI tDAlly etncpI sunday 1ldndaU oaif
AlNhnaWlll run on ENitOtn Time
az rAUBilCn superintendent
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OHIO RIVER RAILROAD co.


on aud after Monday. Juue TO- lS15. Pas
sCnger Trains will run as follows: "DGllT
tnnllY EKrcpt sunday. CouLral time.
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FINANoH AND rnAnG.
The Features OF Np aIonos aud stock
Markets.

AlAA NNNhAFuA VI ANW NAuuHI WHh 9kNAA
Markets.
NEW YoBS, Sept Money on call easy at ~
a! per cent last loan at ~ por cent closed
nj ~ per cent Prime mercantile paper "a
5per cent sterling exchange weak at q SsJSa
iSs!4 silver certificates BIAG55,C
The speculation IN stocks to-day was narrow
aud even more strictly professional Ia character
than usual recently, The opening was fairly
aCllyr with the initial sales gruerallyHl slight
advances, Tho carly gains werG mos marked in
the luduslrlaii A downward tendency soon be-
came evident aud In Distillng marked pressure
was q feature, Ihu losses In the general market
was confined 10 fractions, Tho Cual0n came IN
prominent aller II o'clock on rumoS ola pfOba'
bic further advance IN anthracite tId6wRtor
per net Ton rale at the west ordered yesterday.
The group displayed considerable strength, Tho
volume Of business in tho group aside from
Reading which came second on the list In this re-
apect was only moderate TOOuccO advanced
rs per cent. The bears made another drive
alter / p. M and forced general reaction,
which was Increased by realizing sales. Tobacco
lost ~ and sugar W. per cent Tho selling pres
sure was exhausted around delivery hour and
tho close was steady,
bonds were strong aud active. The salesworo
sl,lj7OOL
Government bonds tiTm,
State bonds inactive
Railroad bonds stronger,
Tho total sales OF stocks to-day were 25l,23G
shares.
BoSDS AND STOCK QUOrATioys-CLOsE BID
New L. S, Is Teg,.,l?2ii Missouri PacIhc.... 8sI
New y. s. Is coup .i2!i Nashville 4 Chat. ~
o. :. rs reg, ,.,,.,.,,.,.i ~ National C0Tdage
IT, s. 6s coup,....,.,.il5t do preferred n.,.,. l6iS
a. s. 4s New leneyCcnral liSls
US, Is coup ..,.,,,,al ~ Norfolk & West pd w
H. s. ., reg .,....,,,,., 90 Northern Pacific, 5A
Pacific Is Of yj.o,,rlO0 do preferred ,--. 10
AlChia0n ,.o,,,n.r,r ~ lSOtthWcs0Tu, ,"",.lO4
Adams EGnressr.-lF do preferred ....r"li7
American Express l8kISew York Central ,lO9H
baltimore & Ohio .. GiHIS, Y. & New Eng. 81
Canals Southern, 5is 1|Orcgon lmptov0I-
Central Pacific ,,..,. ~ Oregon NAp....n,,,,. .!
Chesapeake & Ohio - rnchc Mail ,.,,,..,o, 2llt
ChlcagOG Allnnu,.lm Pittsburgh ...."ron.ldl
Chi Bur K Quincy Sls. Reading,.,...,"...".. 20ls
Chicago Gas ,,..,,,,. t3' Rock Island $50
g. C., q. & st. L..,., " Isl, PRu...,, ,,,,,. IA
Col. Coal . from. o do preferred ....-.l2J
Cotton OIL CcHihc. Il ISi. Paul * Omaha. ~
Def. & liui..,...,..iS2't Il do prgierrsd.u"..l2D
Del, Lack, Is West 100 Sugar RGhncry..--lO75S
Den, ~ X, g, pTrtd 5iis Tenn Coal K iron. i2lq
Dist x Cattle Feed glis Texas Pauitcu,,,"., ia
ESie ..........,.,.. ~ lOl. * o. Cou. pref, rs
do prclerred,... 20 Union Pacific .,.... Ia
Illinois Central. 10, $, Express ,m,.,., 10
Ran & Tex. pGcrd J7iIIW., st. l. q P,..,., .
Lake Iris 4 West. ~ do preferred ...-. alt
do preferred ...... u Wells Fargo TX. ,.,iOi
Lake shore .....,...iiDls Western rnlOu.,,., 2!
Lead Trust,.,......... aGl Wheeling 4 L. E., 1875
Louisville 4 Nash Cas- do preferred ,...,.. ~, !
Michigan uiJalr,lOJNs .General Elec'Tc.'. Sois
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u On. Copper steady; brokers price l2c. Lead
firm; brokers' price - 10, Plates l'm, speller
easier
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Fifth annual session begins MONDAY,
SEPTEMBER 10, 1898. This school oiers a
complete and thorough education In PRACTICAL
FNGlISH. MATHENArlCs ENGLISH CLASSICS, LAWN,
MODERN LASGuAGEs and EiOCuTiON.
Special advantages offered graduates from
public schools and OtheN who desire TO pursue
higher branches u study.
Methods aud course OF instruction compare
iaVorAbly with the best scminnries In the coun
try
BoyI received IN the Primary and luternedi.
ate Departments. For circulars or interview
MRS. NJ. STEVENS HART,
Principal. Wheeling. W. Va
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UEADACHErurod In 20 mlnutegby Or. Miles
PAIN Pills. "On0 cent dose" AJdrugglsts.
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Wheeling 6 Elm Grove Railroad.
OnNudattCr Saturday, Fcbrdary2 :, 1875, trains
viii run a. follows, city umc
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From Pltuburgh. 1910 a m. and $50 p. N,
daily, ll;So p. m, daily except saturday. iGaS p.
m except Sunday. aud 2.l5 a. M, sunday only.
except sunday
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-26
RATHER ONE-SIDED.
DrSwIDDIE REPUBLICANS DECLINE
poPuLIsT PROPOSALS.
A Third-rarty Ticket Nominated In
n Secret Neutrality-suspicious. Con-
tract %vnracd-On to Weldon to
lie WcddcJ-NOtcs.

PETERSBURG. VA, April 2J.-(Spe-
o;aI)-Thc Republicans and Populists Of
Dinwidd.c met ut the county courthouse
Yesterday to consult as TO the matter Of
combining on fusion ticket in opposi-
ton to the Democrats. y joint COM
mittce was appointed to see on what
basis n fusion could be arranged. The
proposition fell through. however. BY rea-
son of the fact that the Popullsts claimed
the lions share Of the Offices. and few
being allotted TO the Republican element
The Republicans refused to be parties
TO such one-sded affalr, claiming that
as they have more votes in the county
than the Popullsts. they were at least
entitled to fair division Of the offices
As one of the representative Republicans
declared the merging of the Republican
PARTY In Dinwldde into the Populist
party looked very much Ike merging
a state into a county or a county INTO
n precinct.
POP. NOMINEES.
Fusion having thus failed. the Third
marty representatives held meeting,
from which the public was excluded.
and nominated Mr. Samue, y. Gillian
for Treasurer. Mr.. Gillian declined the
honor, and subsequently the following
ticket was nominated;
Treasurer-F. o. Robertson.
Sheriff.. II. RaGsdale.
commemorative Attorney-Charles III.
Harris.
Commissioner OF the Revenue-Cpps
District-John w. Bayne.
Commissioner OF the Revenue-i-ower
Dstrict--H -. Neaven.
Since the Republicans were so signally
ignored. il IL expected that they will hold
off I'm the coming election. and see how
tho populists will come out. No doubt
is felt about the election of the Demo-
cratic ticket.
The Mason Telephone Company. OF
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and Specifications protect you fully from
imposition.