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The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1895-08-08
ROUND LAKE.
It's a girl,at,Loyd Morgan's.

It's a girl, at Lloyd Morgan's. ..,
Mrs. Edward is visiting her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Coons, in Rock Rapids, Ia,
We sympathize with those to the
east Of us who were visited by the
hail storm. twill be doubly hard
for them this year when all around
have SO fine prospects. ~. i a....
The building work on the church
is finished. All that is now needed
is the seats. The structure has fine
appearance and is really something
for the people to feel proud Of. x
We hear good deal about patro-
nizing our home merchants, but only
a few appear to understand what it.
means. Why, we hear men COM
planning Of lack of patronage, people
going to other towns to trade, and
yet those same men will patronize
dealers from other towns in opposi-
ton to dealers. in their own village.
This reminds us we've got a little
village down here between two big
ger ones, Lake Park and Worthing-
ton. We're alive and growing.
Say, did you ever 60 fishing out on the
lake when the air was still and you
could see the bottom Of the lake and
could watch your bait over the side
Of the boat7 Did you ever watch
the fishes come cautiously up to ex-
anime the bait? But you didn't get
many fish to carry home. Worth
ington and Lake Park have both
made up their minds that we have a
good fishing ground (for trade)
around here and are delivering goods
by team to quite a number OF the
farmers in ours immediate neighbor-
hood, as "Time is none" these days.
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Summons.
~ State Of Minnesota,
District Court. Tlirteeut Judicial District.

State of Minnesota, -. -
District Court, Thirteent Judicial District,
E>55sf5 County of Mobiles. =, 49,. p.
II. a. Thorson, plaintiff, ;,T.~s
) 49, VS. .r
p. +. OMalley, defendant.
The State of Minnesota to the above named
defendant; .,A -ss.A a,r- .
You, 2. +. O'Malley, are hereby summoned
and requiredto answer the complaint in this
action, which has heen filed with the Clerk of
ington, Mobiles county. Minnesota, and to serve
copy of your answer to the said complaint on
the subscribers at their office in the village of
Lnverne in the county of Rock in said state
within twenty days after the service OF this
summons upon you. exclusive OF the day Of such
service. and if you fail to answer the said COM
plant within the time aforesaid, the Plaintiff
in this action will apply to the court for the re-
lief demanded in the complaint. ,.
Dated Luverne, Mimi, Aug. 1st, 1885:
NELSON & REA,
( at.& Plaintiffs Attorneys, Luverne. Mimi.
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Local Briefs.

Z 49, : See August Falk for circus tick.
cts. - ILL.,. l. ..s&s,, ~ -,
!. ~. Z. - ~ Ten cent corn at Peterson's for
Z cents. TN. 1 = =. III y &. /. +,
i. G. H.sibley will put q furnace
i in his residence. ..:3 .s s:a.
Abe johnson has his old posi-
ton at the depot back again. u.
! Attorney Foley was over from
Adrian Friday on business. a
For Rent The three back rooms
over the ADVANCE Office. @ 5Otf {.
When you want to buy sawed
wood call on F. G. Turner.
Ole Saeter's new house on End
avenue is about completed. =
. Take your produce to G. L. Pet
erson and get the highest prices.
odd reliable syrup at Peterson's
: for IS cents former price 40 cents.
Deputy Sheriff Thorn worked
/, three DAYS last week. This is news.
For Farm Loans call on Shell &
I Mann: Office in Torrance bldg. 49tf
"a AZ: For Sale 9 room house, 8 lots,
On Humistion ave. Call on Mrs.
' Griffin. :ss1 & s5 ~ 5Ow4pd \
&c. B. Holden of the Cherokee
marble works was here last week.
H. M. Palm & Son are agents for the
works at this place. NJ
List your lands and property
I. FOR sale or trade with Hedberg q
Clausen, if you want speedy and
satisfactory results. .'. 81. I. d d.
vi Buy land, loan money, insure
property, sell land, sell property,
\ rent either, collect debts, through
|, Hedberg & Clausen, Worthington,
N Minnesota. ii. 3 8 3.l NJ u: #
Prot. e. F. Harrington, graduate
of the Chicago Ophthalmic College
!, and hospital, will visit Wortbington
on Aug. IL, one day only. Re is
\ highly ommended by physicians
and patrons. Anybody troubled
with poor vision, pain in the eyes.
! headache, etc, had better consult
!. him at once. II ;ssE u
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OF the Condition OF tile State
Bank OF WOrthingtOn

OF the Condition Of tie State
\! SSg5 na,,l- 80 1UI,r4I,;,, svtn,, 895 N "A.
VIM h3ys4488s& Dirk " VOTtAlHs IOlA seE
4At Warrington, Minnesota. at tile close OF
business, July II 1895: XII
RESOURCES. Oh
Ynans and discounts $Stt q, s# 5 A,Ol3 l44 *
:, ,'.a,,,,,,,s s.,a,,a,i Il
Expenses :It3s b a,459.l5
~ frn,,, ot,,or y, ~ 4 IA 90 ), 3{is f$ 5c
~ wy oAN - y. 49, ~. S5s
Casn On hand 4.e3'.25 S sS n
Cash resources i. 3. a. l9B. Al
~s,s \, ANY, ,, s.45. .1 ---.
S4HS - N, n V d Igg 8s5 u !, e - ~
&iS&e5 5.t..,sS.i XII ~ 4. ssssSs @ S
aSs lff# ~ LIABILITIES. s N Sss$
II it#.$ Ei& ge.s Y \, LIZ ~ Hi ny
Capital stock, 50, n0Q. 90
:I1ndtvided nrot,ts yis ss.Gl. Gas. 80
l..'..N 1880 . Vt. ~. a
DepOsits suo]ectto cneck ........- n -. 3l.e-
Cashiers checks ~. 3. l.6s4.59
TINA fleno.;t. 2y4I5 .5a4ssg .sss a. ga ia
80 4 Z 4 -. 80
s4afss5 ~ 5@E 80 ~
Tofal nv. 4s;a. is.I31.S9
5Sta,e Of Minnesota. County 81 Sobl,s.-ss.
''1.Ss,s - =. 80 In. .,.e, go.
n Geo o. Moore ASHER 81 the State Bank
Of Wnrthingron. at Worthingtan. do s0lemnly
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Money to loan on Mobiles
county farm lands, and Worthing-
ton village property, at per cent
interest per annum. zfs.
HEDBERG & CLAUsEN.s
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.s4S
Or 20 d a :.
There will be d Rich harvest Of
Bargains at g. u. PetersOn's

. There will be "a Rich harvest Of
Bargains AT g. +. Peterson's
My Silver Leaf because sell 6Oc
tea for arrived the Famous Leader NJ
cheap Having bought quantities for
cash can afford TODD this and the benefit
Z ou want to save Money; come.
in and I will show you how.
Sweet Corn per can ~; IS for 81.
23 lbs Cal prunes, not Turkish prunes, 81.
S IS pounds oat meal for only ST.. s 1 >.
The Old Reliable Syrup only s. per gallon:
.ny Shoe Department
is complete Ladies fine shoes mems heavy shoes
Will make discount for the next 20 Days Of 10 per
All kinds Of Country Produce wanted
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-08-07
THE AMgnIoAN MECHANICS.
omesrs Elected wheeling Pals to 0e
the Meeting Next Year.

Oniesrs Elected wheeling FAliS to Get
the Meeting Next Year.
spo-ial D'Epateh to ns lnsslligeaas'.
CHARLESTON. W. Va, August 6.-The
state council, Order United American
Mechanics. has been rushing business,
but will not finish until late tomorrow
Oaicsrs we're eIsstsd this afternoon as
follows: State councillor, ]. F. Potter,
Wheeling; vice councillor, ". II. Ram.
sey, Handiey; secretary, W. I. Mitchell,
Wheeling; treasurer, J. \. Farrell,
Wheeling; state council induetor, VIII
Summertield, Charleston; state council
examiner, John W, Jones, East Bank ;
state eouncil protector, Z. B. Hanson,
Buffalo; representative TO national coun-
ell, ]. 7. BoWyer, Winfield.
Montgomery was chosen for the next
place Of meeting, although Wheeling
put up a vigorous fight Tomorrow
features will bo 3 parade, in which all
the councils in the valley will partici.
pate, Il 10 expected to be the largest
turnout ever seen on . similar occasion
here. II will bo followed by speaking
as the eouss house by National Council.
lor W. N. slmouB and National Secre-
tary Johu SsryenE To-morroW night
an elaborate banquet will be served al
tha 81. Albert,
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MUSIC avn ,IEKnIMENr.
The Opera House Orchostra'S Festival at
the Park.

The Opera House Orchestra'S Festival at
the Park.
There are dreams, and in those visions
there come visions OF a land that is sd.
perual in its delights. Everybody has
had them. But there is something that
discounts all revelations of paradise,
aud that is tho annual summer.nighfs
festival OF the Opera House orchestra
aud brass band at Wheeling park. This
event takes place Thursday evening, and
Judging BY the antictpations Of the
friends Of this superb organization there
will be large aud appreclAtiye audience
present,
The cultured musical people Of Wheel.
ing know that The Wheeling Opera
House orchestra cannot DO equAled this
side Of the mountains its sLs taken
into considerationl, and for this reason
aud matter Of local pride those who
have so often heard their tunetul meas
ures m p101nt. should show their ap'
probation Of their excellence by atteud-
ing their concert and outing on Thurs.
day evening. Wheeling cannot think
too much Of this orchestra, because it
is always greeted with the greatest COM
mendatiOn abroad.
Tho concert programme arranged for
tomorrow evening contains some Of the
most popular pieces, many OF which are
entirely now. Such composers as Au.
Der. Won Suppc, Meyerbeer and others
ar0 to bn interpreted. Take this soolh.
ing melody with tho glorious wonders
OF tho astral lighted park and is cleo
trio Illuminated walks and you have
woll, something groil doA, buticr than
tho dusty walks OF Tho heated C'ty.
After tho concert the brass band will
entertain tho aiscmblAgc with many
choice airs, aud following that tho Cas-.
ino will bp opCn 10 dancing, whGrs tho
poetry Of motion can be oxcmpllhei un.
I'll tho lalI motor lraysi at o'clock.
A spOciul motor loavCi tho city at 1880
o'clock; aud special motors viii leave
tho park for tho city at II aud ! o'clock.
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In a shor. timo the iorrybOat "cli.
max" which plios between Martins
Ferry and Wheeling, will be given
thorough oycFhanlinG, and while this is
being done a substitute will DO opetaled
by submarine cable system. The idea
IL an entirely new one aud Capt. l. W.
tugicbright, tho Inventor, has already
applied for tho necessary papOtI for in
protection.
The cable will be firmly attached a.
either side OF the rtvCf and u 70 to be
uivcn three turns about the shaft pro.
iectine at right angles from the side Of
the isrryboat, tho propulsion oi the
shaft winding the boat from Que side OF
the river TO the other. This idea seems
to DO practicable aud will be just the
thing for shallow water. Several per.
sons who hAyO Investigated lie working
Say II is all right.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-08-07
rELEGRAPHlc BRIEFS.

No agreement was reached at tho
window glass conference In Pittsburgh
and the conference adjourned until tho
10Th instant
Yesterdays statement Of tho con.
dltion Of the treasury shows: Available
cash balance, siSl,3i3,7i5; gold reserve,
slO4,5SO,0ig.
While trying 10 arrest an unknown
negro, at Jones Landing, ARK, Deputy
Sheriff Alfred Werner was shot aud
killed from ambush.
Ex.sceroiary Of War EndicoIt IL 70.
ported a. bsia2 In feeble health at his
homo In DAnvefs, Mass. lln Is said to
DO suffering from serious mental
trouble.
Tho Huntington county. Pa, ROpubti.
can convention elected I. w. Mont.
gonsry and Frank II. Harrison dole.
,'AlOJ 10 tile state convention, Instructed
TO vote for Senator Quay.
A. l.. ". Kolly, tho vol known com
mission merchant OF Cleveland, Ohio,
shot itlmtaii through tho heart on hA
wlio'a grave In Ldksvlow c0mNlery
nu'iuoIs troubles drove him insane.
Reports from Spring Valley, Ills,
where the FAcO riots occurred Sunday,
say that sysFything IL qnieL Reports
Of tho riot we're exaggerated Only ono
negro was shot, and his injury la not
serious.
Henry Du Lawrence, q Cleveland
attorney, administered a severe horse.
whipping 10 u H. Calhoun. ALEC a Law.
var aud notary public. Tho two men
lad been on bad terms. Tor a lonr time
and aomo remarks mNdo by Calhoun In
a iustics court trial concerning Da Law
renee started tue trouble.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-08-07
FREE sILYER WON

In Missouri as Il hid Ia Illinois, Had the
Democracy of That state sEAadS COM
mlttsd.
PGarLE sPRISo, No., Angus. 6-FreO
silver has conquered in Missouri, as It
did ia Illinois, and the fears expressed
late last night and early this morning
that there would be SIrlis and turmoil
In today's convention were borne out
BY facts.
The so-callsd gold, or sound money
"adhsrsnta" were 90 overwhelmed by
the superior HeneFalGhip and numerical
strength OF the Tree silver leaders and
forces,that they made but very faint
effort TO stay the onslaught OF the white
metal Adhsrsats. Bland said In opening
the convention that tho Democrats OF
Missouri had assembled to adopt resolu'
IionS for the free coinage Of silver and 70
aslecs q state committee which would
be ID sympalhy with the popular will,
aad how we'll his prophecy was
carried out, the result Of to-dAy's
convention tSllS. The report OF the
committee on permanent organi'
zation, which practically SHOWS under
the old committee, was adopted with
but one or two dissenting voices. that ol
the resolutions committee for free and
unlimited coinage aJ lB 70 l regardless
OF any foreign nation, was carried With
a hurTSti, and men were selected TO
nominate delegates favorable to silver
to the national Democratic convention
in 1904
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THg oRoP RULLErIS.
The oaiiook SIN faVorAbls-corn RI
ports Encouraging.

The oa4Iook slII fRvorAbls-cora Re.
ports EueoPrAEinE.
wAsurSorox, b. G., Ausuit a-Tho
weekly crop report Of the weather
bureau, Issued to-day, sayS;
Tho general outlook for an exception
slly fins crop continues fattering. Ex.
cept in the Dakotas and Minnesota,
where It is somewhat late, and In In.
diana, where 1t Is maturing slowly, the
crop iS generally in advance OF the sea.
son aud early corn is now practically
made over the southern portion OF the
corn belt
Spriag wheat harvest has begun in
North Dakota, aud continues elsewhere
in the spring wheat region,
Tobacco is in good condition in Vir'
ginia; is growing rapidly ia Keat1cky
and continues In excellent condition ln
Maryland, butin Ohio is not doing well.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-08-07
TWO PAN CAUGHT.
Two DiSOrdorIy ooupISE Run In By tn
Police last Night

Two DisOrderIy oSapIoI Run in b. the
Police last Night
Last night a man aud woman who
gave their names as Mr.. and Mrs. Glenn
were behaving in = very bOlIterOul
manner at the PeWiky station. Officer
Gardner SWOoped down on them aud
arrested both aud called the wagon.
Mrs. Glenn would weigh about 240
pounds. She destined TO get in the
wagon, aud It was all Gardner aud Lieu.
tenant Supler could do 70 goI hos there,
but they dnally succeeded. Then they
had another tough job unloading her.
The couple kept up an awful racket in
the lookup.
Later Officer Shields arrested Andy
Cubic and Mrs. LemGudoski, HUI
garian couple, also charged with dis
orderly conduct, and they added much
to tho din the Glenns were making.
They will give spicc to the session Of the
mayors tribunal this morning.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-08-07
CAMP M'CORKLE
Tho West Virginia National Guard
on Military Duty.
THE ANNUAL ENCAAPNENT BEGAN

Formally at Sunrise Tuesday and
VIII Continue for . wesk-TbO
Ranks Ofths brigade Well Filled.
The Work of Arranging tho Camp.
soldIeFly Appearances of the Men In
Their New UniGOrmS-Tho TirIt
Dress Parade,
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tam IL at war with the best achieve
meuts Of civilization aud clearly aims
AZ the destruction Of Law, individual de-
Velopmsnt and social order, II need be,
through revolution. have shown
that Mr. Harvey is dsvotnE his life to
dscsiying the people and that such boys
as Coin" arc dily described In PHalm
LvIIl, 8; "Thsy 20 aStray a soon as
they be born, speaking lea"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-08-07

NEWPORT, R. L, August ell any I'D.
ditional test had bsen needed to show
that the I'm keel yacht Defender il 9
better sll.round boat In light weather
than the ceutre.board VigilGRt 1t was
furnished to-day, when those yachts
raced over a tWenty.one mile triangular
course ouiElde OF this hArbor for 500
cup offered by Mr. J. r DraxeL The
course was one Which gave the eoatsss-
ants every chance Of showing what they
could do. They started out on beat
OF seven miles to WindWard, then had 9
full reach OF the same distance, aud
finally run home before the wind tor
seven miles more. In the arat two legs
the Defender easily showed her au'
psTiority.
iockeying for position to cross the line
The big yachts came pretty close to-
geIher, at one time. Both were on the
starboard track, 90 there was no queS-
ton as to who had the right OF way sx.
cepsinS by the rule, oveEhaulinR vessels
should yield. In this case Dalsndsr
was tue oNeTuAuleEI Uub NlkAeubs - luo
did od Sandy Hook, eaSed OF aud avoid
ed what might possibly have been &
collision. The preparatory gun was
fired from Sylvia at II q. m. The big
Tloops received their warning at ll:96.
when they were only short distance
from the line. The wind. which was
almoIt due southwest, was blowing ten
milei an hour. The time ot rounding
the frat mark was: Defender, l2:ST:ll;
Vigilant, l2:4S:20.
Thus, 10 the boat Of seven mllsI, dur
ing which the breeze freshened to pos
ably twelve miles an hour. Defender
was SIX minutes nine seconds ahead.
On passing the second mark Defender
had gained one minute twenty-five sec.
onds on the free reach. The yachts
then jibed around for homo. ViRtlGnt
picked up one minute two seconds on
the run and the futsh was as follows.
Defender, 9 hours Al minutes ls sec
ondI. viRlInt, 2 hours 50 minutes %
The official time was al fOtloUs:
Elapsed
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-08-07

wAsutxoroS, Angus: 6.-The state
department earnestly approves United
States Minister Terrell in his demand
upon the porte for the puni,hmont OF
throo Kurds who murdered young
Lantz, tile bicyclist who was making a
tour Of the world. Justice. 1t is said.
moves slowly Ia oriental countries and
it may DO some timo before the murder.
era are arrAigned.
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THEY Sum IT UP.
Hor and Harvey Each Satisfied
rhs. he Won the Debate,
gOaR PROVED HARVEY A GARBLER
o, History aud Authorities, But
Harvey Says he Dldn'h
,YDSO THE MATTER NOW STANDS.

IN. Public oaa Read tho odieiAi Re.
ro,, OF the Debate aud Judge For
,,.,lf Which Is RIshs-Mr. HOrr
Claim. That the Free Silver AdvO-
c,,s Evadsd tho Points and At.
,,mp.sd to MlSlsad, and SPECIFICS
nj, chargos-An Interesting sum.
MARI Made by Both Gentlemen.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-08-07
TnonulIN rosr, O. 4. n.
Adopts Iis,uiutlon' Regarding the on
MnInnI arnKn CrmaIeEI.

Adopts RESOLUTIONS Regarding the Otd
walnut Grove Ccms,sy.
Last night at a meeting Of Thoburn
Post, @. A. r., ot MRrtln'' Ferry, rOso.
lullOnS wc'o passed asking tho city
council to at orce takc steps TO place
In good repair thu old Walnut Grove
cemetery In tho hear. Of the town.
Thl, cemetery has Tor long limo been
practically fcf, without attention, aud
tho old soldiers wish 10 900 II placed In
good condition iir tho rsa'on that Il
rroat mnny ot ihcif old comfale' Aro
bufiOd there Tho county commission
cr wuto tirst applied to, but that body
referred tho post TO tho city council
Stringent rules AgalnIt ttoIpaI'ing are
also asked.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-08-07
special DIpa,cA to Ne ISisgls0AT,
PAREEHsBuad, W. Va, August a.

HE annual sucAmp'
msnt Of the West
Virginia National
Guard formally be-
gun at Camp Mac
COFkIs this morning
although both tbs
regiments with a
total Of seventeen
compauisIl cOmprII.
ing the brigade we're
on tho ground last
night When the
sun rose this morn
ing II shono on q
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Tic official time was a. follow:
JUDGE GoFF uPaoLDs n.
.Hs-naolar,Si In Favor OF the south Caro-
Mnn RsEiStFAtion Law.

: -us- Declares In Favor OF the sauth Caro-
IiaA RSEiItTAtiou Law.
RICHMOND, Va, August 6-JudCS
Gott to-day in the South Carolina regis
tratiou case. dismissed the complain.
ants bill for an injunction. The de-
cision upholds the present regiitration
Judge Goa makes 1t clear that he ha,
no. changed his opinion - TO the
equity Jurisdiction oi the federal
courts in such caseI, bat says his po1i-
ton is directly due to desire 10 show
reverence to the circuit court Of appeals,
by which he Was reversed In the Mills
casa
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-08-07

PAf west vlrrlnA and Ohio, generally itlf
wludt becoming rotlhWc,tetly,
fnf Western tNnntIlvAnh. showers louth 10
aouthWcsicfiy Winlt
rHg ffHftgtHRs TE'fsEBlF,
A. furnished hy g. lcHNrTF, druggist. comet
Market and Fourteenth streets
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-08-07
DEFENDERS ALL RIGHT.
The New sloop Again Defeats the
Gallant Old Vigilant
WINNING The DREIEL PRIZE CUP

With . Margin OF Over sII Minutes
to spars-Ths Race was oa the Frt.
angular Course That VIII Bs Used
In the Coming Cup Raoes-VIgIlaas
Gained Somewhat on tho Homo
Hun-The Details of the Contest,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-08-07
AMER1oAN MEsstoN BURNED.
rhe Pu.Kisn ProVines In China said to B'
ina stAts Of RsbsIiIon.

SHANGHAI, August 6.-According to a
dispatch to the Mercury Of this city,
Fu.Kein province is in q state OF rebel.
lion and the American mission At FunR.
Fuk in that province, has been burned.
Tho Europeans aud Americans have
telegraphOd for RunboatI 10 protect the
foreign settlement
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-08-07

Ia Missouri as Il Did Ia GIiInOtS, Had the
Democracy of That stats sEAadS com'
mlttsd.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1895-08-02
Hunts
Perfection Blend Coffee"

This coffee is the very best
blended coffee that can be sold
for SOC a pound. The quail
ty is always uniform and is
really a better coffee than is
generally sold for 35c a pound.
Is you pay SOC for coffee don't
fail to try the
"PerfeCtiOn Blend" at
Hunts
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1895-08-02
Hunts
Cracked Java Coffee

CrdCk6U y ava COII00'
This coffee is somewhat
broken, but for the price Goo
a pound is the best value ever
offered in Owosso. 1t makes a
good cup of coffee, and is dirt
( cheap at zoe a pound.
Cracked Java" at
Hunts