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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-09-13
LOOK PLEAsANr, PLEASE.

Agent-Tho lady would like to ront
tho house furnished. She has three
boys
Ownor-Add the value OF the furni-
ture to the rent.-Puck
son-in.Law-All tho troubles married
people have in life arc duo to tho
mother-in-law, l don't suppose there
ia an exception to tho rule.
Mothor.in.Law--HoW about Adam
and Eve? Where was the mother.in.
law in that case?
Son.in.Law-Well, in that case the
serpent took the place Of the mother.
in.faw.-TtraJ SytingG
Ho-Do you know. last night as you
stood under the Caslight, couldn't help
but think how much would like to kiss
you.
Shc-Have you never heard that "Ghe
thought oil to-day Is the action Of to.
motrow."-PHck
Judgo-Whsro do you live when at
home, young man?
Culpfit--I have no home, your honor.
Judve-Ihen whore did you sleep last
night2
Culprit-At my clearinghouse
JYdgc.
'"Bu,.' Oxpostulatod tho traveller. n
am disappointed IN you. fGXpccicd 10
find you provided with jagged club"
Tho savage shrugged his shoulders,
"IOu come too early" he answered,
ConGdontially. "Our club is Jagged
enough by about,6 o'clock. Yes, in.
deed"
With which he plunged into tho jun.
glC.-Ddnoit Tribune.
Miss PlanophRco exhibiting her pho.
toGraph) -ETOrybody says it docs not
do mo justice
Miss Pert Evidently the artist Is q
man Of tact. Boston Transcript
Louise-Roso, IA tho novel which you
have wtittan M 10 dato2
Ros6-Oh, dcliehtiulIyso, Louise. In
fact had to write some parts OF II in
French. -NcW York World
business man Gn the bosom Of his
family Tho crops Of this country are
abundant, those Of Europe have failed,
aud tho stream Of gold which has been
flowing across tho OCEAN will soon DO
returning You bot III got my Bhnto.
Daughter.-rhNts Just splendid. Thcn
next wear We cor oil 80 to Europe aud
spond iL-Nrp lork IItc!M
she--What makes you think no is
marriCdP
Ilo--lIoliycs at tho club all tho time
now --SyrdrWn Past
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-09-13

THEoperA boul1e performance OF Lord
Archibald Campbell, oil Scotland, and
his highland pipers, who marched
through Glencoe Monday night playing
a dirge, as an expiration Of the historical
massacre OF Glencoe by Lord Camp.
BELLS ancestors, was not received in the
proper spirit by the McDOuald'. They
even resented tho denomination,
though it was mean. in good part. 1t
was a freak on Lord Campbell'S part,
which, II 1t had not been carried out
with so much seriousness, would have
appeared ridiculous.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-09-13

CLEVELAND, o., Sept. ia dispatch
received horo says that the big steamer
Fay, OF tho Minch Transit Company,
has run aground oil stNrvo Island reef,
in tho south passage, near Toledo. The
mishap is said to have occurred early
this morning yhilO tho steamer was
running at full speed. She Is in dan
corous place and is beating against tho
rocks aud $40 NAV DO total wreck. The
boat is loaded WITH 1890 tons Of coal
and is In four feet Of wateh
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-09-13

CoNMASDER.lN.CmEF LAWYERS an.
nual address to the G. A. r. at Louis.
vile presents some interesting facts
and figures. showing how the ranks OF
the veterans OF the civil war arc being
depleted by death. lie also has some
very interesting things to say on tho
pension question, which will DO heart.
lily endorsed by every right.thinking
and pAtriotic citizen.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-09-13

THE Defender was Obliged to "goit
alone" in the third race for the Ameri.
cas- cup. II tue protested race Of Tues.
day is not run over agaiu, and is count.
ed for the Defender, this insures that
We will retain the cup until some future
British ship builder can Guido the
United States in constructing yacht.
judging from past history this genera.
ton win not witness the accomplish.
ment Of such icAt.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-09-13

The bet that Lord Dunraveu admits
afro aIy that the Americas cup cannot
DO won by the British yacht owing to
the vaIkyrie's racing showing, will
take much OF the enthusiasm and inter.
est out oil the remainder Of the series OF
races. Dunravsn, it is plain, is now
satisfied that the Defender is tho better
boat Of tho two and that the cup will
remain on this side Of the water.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-09-13

TIE Pennsylvania state Democratic
convention was anything but a harmo.
Nous affair, though it is not matter
Of any great moment Tho rumpus was
caused by tho speech OF a Philadelphia
delegate, who referred to Mr.. singerly
as "tho worst heather Democrat in
Pennsylvania" The iracas that lol.
lowed that astounding speech can be
better imagined than described.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-09-13

IT lie stated that the object OF tho or.
ganization Of the window glass trust is
to "bull the market and keep out foreign
competition" 1t may be in order to
inquire how foreign competition is to be
kept out after the market is bullOd and
the trust marks up prices. as it is sure
to do and a, is the real object Of the
combine. There arc come things that
even a trust cannot accomplish.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-09-13

SPECIAL Bsp1!th to he iHttlligsHeer.
HUSTISGroS, W. Va, Sept l2.-P. A.
Adkins, living south OF this city about
six miles, was visited by gang OF ruff
fans last midnight. They stoned his
house aud then entering his premises,
which il on the Wayne county line,
.tabbed COW and two sheep 10 death.
The party was returning from an apple
Deeling,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-09-13

Ina description Of tho exhibits Of tho
Atlantis CxpoNt.on, tho Constitutions, OF
that city, Has tho following.
In Tho mlnotnl aud forestry building
has been plnCSd on dl'play tho largest
piece Of coal In 'OnO lump that was oyut
lakOn from ono vein. lhlt /, solid
block Oi coal eleven loot six inChoS In
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-09-13

Low Rnlas /" ,naltahrogh aud Knoxville.
On account OF Sons Of Veterans Bat
tlcAeld Enrampment, Knoxville, Tenn,
and dedication Of ChlckRmNuEua Ma.
tional Military Park, tho Baltimore &
Ohio Railroad COMPANY will sell Oxour.
sion tickets from Pittsburgh, Whoclng
aud intermediate stations, to Knoxville,
Tom. Tor all trains September IL to 10,
inclusive, aud to Chattanooga, Tonn.,
September to II and 10 TO ~, inclusive,
valid for roturn passage until October
d, inclusive.
Tho ratio from Wheeling TO Knoxville
via Cincinnati will be 81 30, aud to
CHATTANOOGA Sl2 40, Tickets will also
DO sold via Shenandoah Junction aud
Washington At eligEt advance Ia ratios,
aud Correapond.ugy low rates from
other stations.
For further Information cal on or nd.
drrB uoNtO't ticket agent baltimore ~
Ohio railroad.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-09-13

Esy ia thtO, eur1 to euro, M pain,
prthiur lodroni, ulouSNnt ltltluplls. DO
WITS Latte Early RiserS. Host Tor sick
hondauhc, blliOnsnc'', So,lr stomach aud
cnnstlpn ion, Logan Drug Co., Wheel.
Ing, W Va, u i, Peabody, BOnwood,
aud DOWiO u Co., bridgeport, y.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-09-13

IIoLMEi has been indicted at last and
will DO tried at indianapolis on the
charge OF numbering she PiOtzel boy.
Porhepa tbs developments at the trial
will throw some light on the mysteries
OF which he 10 accused Of being the
auLhdr.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-09-13

ESGLTslt newspapers NrO unusually
fair in commenting on Tuesdays
yacht race. No lossNn authority than
tho Yachting World, OF London, says:
"WhAtOvOr may DO tho verdict about
tho protest, wo caunot possibly doubt
that tho Dotondor was a moral victor
This iaa graceful acceptance OF tho inc.
yilablO.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-09-13

cal power within comparative short
time. Such rapid StrldsS have been
made in recent years that WO are pre-
pared for almost anything and have
ceased to wonder at anything new
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-09-13

p The lntonOO hoa! wo arc now having
was duo II month ago, Under tho cir.
cumstancss people hOrOabouLs nro not
disposed to enter u protest against tho
la!O arrival.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-09-13
RR1cRL1sT.

Light Brown sugar Is lbs for".".."'...".@l 90
Fresh Rolled Oats, Z lbs ioF..","'......'"' 20
Best Gloss Starch, 6 lbs. ior...".""".."...". rs
OIL sardines cans ior-,..".,,...",.,.@..,". 20
Choice salmon IaAt cans, cans ioro.,o. 26
Hest standard Tomatoes, cans ioF..,..".. 20
Frs.h Butter Crackers, lbs ior..."..".".- rs
Fresh Ginger Snaps. 5 lbs, ior,.""".,..... IS
Fresh Lunch Cakes. pes pound. ...".'..... 7
Fresh Lemon Cakes, per pound.""""...". 7
Mason Jars quarts per dozen ........,...".. so
Ruhbers for pint, quar-. and mitigation
lRTs, per dozen .
Caps Gud rubbcrs for pint, quart and
hRligallon, per dozen"...............'.''..''. so
A Good Broom. y
Best Ketchup. piuS, per bottlc,."....,..... 10
Standard Package Coffee, per poand~...- 20
Jelly Tumblers, covered, Ispints, perdoE. rs
star Candle. s to The pound, e2ch,......... I
Carpet Tlcks. soL, pOr box I
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-09-13

PAREEHsBuna ia about to enjoy the
luxury Of a Loxow investigation. Tho
chief Of police has bean accused Of sun.
dry things and council committee
will investigate. AS tho chief Is an
officer who has alwaya borne Grst.
claSS official reputation, it Is hoped that
tho charges against him may DO proven
untrue,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-09-13

Tna rm.llandIn Dyolns establish
mrnL. ovnol by John OllmoioG at No.
i4gl Market alrnot, 10 the beat ogulppol
bouo,Di itq Iund Ia Wheeling. IN adii.
liolt tho dycng aud cleaning depart.
ncnlsn CORPS Of llr9t.closi ,allor1 nrn
employed. who eau do repairing ~ neat
ta h H nnisibu UOutnp' Nnd lRdlot
elrnontg aDcanoi or dyed, can 10 mado
ioltok It,o now Satisfaction guartn.
LnnL.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-09-13

SINCE Col. IIpb IngorsolI had his
rockot picked tho other day no isn't 40
suto but that there oughtto DO n hados,
II LhOro Isn't one.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-09-13
TEA coMPANY.
ATLANTIC TEA COMPANY:
CTANDARD GOODS
NJ AT LOW PRICES,

1t will always pay to look over our
price list, whether you perchaae from US
or elsewhere; you can then ina the
lowest price II quality is equal, We
quote prices ior tresh and standard
goods only.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-09-13

Now BOO that your blood Ia pure.
Good health follows tho rsC OF Hood :
snfsnpOtilla which Is tho ono RTeNt
blood nntIIlOk
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-09-13
NV, Nest VirgloIaus,

West Virginlaps are strictly Tin IT.
in Maryland. Republicans OtthiS state
take more than ordinary interest in the
campaign over there on account Of
Lloyd LOWnd0s, the Republican cSudi'
date for governor, being a native OF
West Virginia And now there has
boon chosen to manage the campaign
in the second most important county in
Maryland former Wheeling man, Mr..
George W, Snyder. AtAposting Ottbo
Allegheny county (CumberlRnd) central
Republican committee Mr.. Snyder was
unanimously elected chairman, In
speaking Of his selection, tina Cumber.
land News says; "Ths election. ia re-
ceivsd with much pleasure by the rank
and file Of the party, as Mr.. synder has
atAll times been ono OF the moHt Inds'
iatiGRbls workers in the cause Of Repub-
licani,m in this section OF the state"
Tho ISrELLIsEScER predicts that Mr..
Snyder will give good account OF him
self and that the Republican cause will
not suffer In his hands, Allegheny 10
Mr.. LOWndss' home county and rOuI'
ing majority is expected for him there.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-09-13

An escaping military convict at Fort
Sheridan, Chicago, had the honor to be
the first man to be killed in this coun'
tFawith a bullet from tho new KrSg.
JoTQsnSen rifle with which the army is
being armed, and army officers are
much interested in noting the effect OF
the shot. Tho nickel pointed bali passed
through the convIcEs head, then went
through alive tree eight tnches in diam.
etor and buried itself three feet deep ip
a hillside, thirty yards beyond, The
new KrGg,JorgenIen bullet is only
thirty caIibrs, but is OF great range, &C.
eurAcy and penetration, and striking a
vital part OF the body causes a sha.ter'
ing like the effect OF an explosion,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-09-13

Tho ISrElLisESOIR embracing IL several
saItlOu. Is saASd In tie PoSsOEse At Wheel
Ing, VIVA, GI Iseoud-OIas matter
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-09-13
q TATE FAIR PREMIUMS.

Premiums awarded on exhibits in the Textile,
ChiliTen's, Art. Vegetable Jelly and Bread be.
paTimGnts will he paid at tho office Of the CLERK
OF the County Court. Court House, on THURSDAY
and Friday september l. aud Il, between y a.
IT, M IL . = ~ GEO. HOOK. Secretary.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-09-13
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

WA NTED-AN EXPERIENCED
w Cook References required. Call Of q
Fonrteenlh AtEeeL Iala,
The Ravalli Republican. [volume] (Stevensville, Mont.) 1894-1899, 1895-04-17

Come and pay - ;jjil EoN sill have
i,I.pi'l;IlCA AN lot the Est'Xt year.
The Ravalli Republican. [volume] (Stevensville, Mont.) 1894-1899, 1895-04-17

yiouslv some difference in favor Of a
small wheel apparently due TO the
lifting Of Il load by q horse, as the
line Of draft is upward to some eX-
tent. But 50 far as the horse IS con-
ccrncd there is obviously no gain to
it. as the cXcrtion Of lifting must
ncutralizc some Of the force cXertcd
and thus. in fact the work done by
the animal is not lessened to any
appreciablc extent. The easiest
draft is due to the line Of traction
being perpendicular to the line Of the
shoulder Of the horse, by which the
pressure on the shoulder is made the
most direct. Neglect Of this is the
cause Of the CALLING Of the shoulders
Of the horses"
The Ravalli Republican. [volume] (Stevensville, Mont.) 1894-1899, 1895-04-17

est voter. nothing can prevent nm
from going to the polls and casting
his vote for bimctallism, and it IS 50
plain and simple that any one Of or
dnary intelligence can easily master
it. The cost of this work, mailed
to voter, will not exceed 10 cents
per copy.
s.Thc method for starting and car
rying on the organization, with TINS
end in view, is to have three delegates
selected by the governors OF each Of
the western mining states and terri
tories, who will meet at salt Lake,
the most central point, on the 10Th
of Nav. to perfect an executive or
ganization for the purpose OF taking
entire charge and supervision Of this
work of education. BY this menans
the education Of the people can DE
accomplished to such an extent as to
secure the vote Of q large majority OF
the voters Of the United States, re-
gardless Of party lines, Tor the full
and immediate restoration Of silver
to it's place as money by this country
at a ratio Of rs to |.
The governor Of Montana has eli
tered heartily upon his work, ant
has addressed a request to the gov
crnors Of each Of the mining state:
and territories for the Immediate
appointment Of three delegates ,,
each to meet at Salt Lake city on tn
10Th day Of May for the purpose 9
perfecting this organization.
reorganization Of coin leagues witt
q view Of entering upon this WORK a
soon as the plan Of campaign sinai
be fully outlined hy the cxecutlv
board should be entered upon at once
And Montana must not be benin
her sister states in thorough orgaI
ization and in prompt and cilicien
work :
The Ravalli Republican. [volume] (Stevensville, Mont.) 1894-1899, 1895-04-17
SHORT on CASH.
The Arid Land Commission Maps Out 1t.

The Arid Land Commission Maps Ont ITS
Plans
The following taken from the Mis-
soulan Of last Thursday shows what
an immense amount OF work the arid
lsnd commission has bcftrc it:
Hon. Hal S. Corbctt, u member Of
the recently appointed arid land
commission, returned from Helena
yesterday, whittier! he had gone to
attend Il meeting at Governor Rick
ards, Office for the purpose OF oryani-
Zation. Edward II Beattic, Of Hell
ena, was elected chairman and Jos.
G. Aud, Of Glcndiyc, secretary.
The state law creating the COM
mission charges it with the duty Of
So conducting and managing the
business as to comply with the terms
of the act Of congress to acquire title
to the land Of the state. At the
same time it will be Observed that
no money is provided save the tri-
fling sum Of 81 900 for two years tc
enable the commission to proceed.
The appropriation will not 80 far in
payment Of expenses and It Therefore
seems to deyolve upon the commits.
sion to create a credit upon which
COO 600 ncres OF land can be re
claimed, occupied and cultivated
and this; task is to be accomplished
without any money, prActHd|l.
speaking, to start with.
Ry exceedingly prudent manage
mont the commission hopes TO &C
conplish the task, but it has bee
determined primarily not to issue an
considerable number Of warrants, nc
to incur any liability, nor to cntl
into any contract until such time q
the members can be We'll satlSle
that the operation under the polio
determined upon will be successful
The strictcst economy viii be Spu
sued by the commission and II IL;
been determined to proceed wit
the greatest possible caution to a
Ouire data at the least possible c
pcuse, to the end that a c0rre'
Judgment may be arrived at as to Il
ability Of the commission to car
out the purpores Of the law bc[o
any considerable obligation is
CURED.
. / is very far from the purpose
- this commission to enter into d
t. contract at the present time for t
y reclamation Of land, it being W
y obvious that ii is important to
, yclop an immigration plan, viii
=, will supply the settlers to occupy
io land as rapidly as the water
to brought through the bitches to
~ claim it.
The Ravalli Republican. [volume] (Stevensville, Mont.) 1894-1899, 1895-04-17
Conc c.s,i:,p wagon u heels.

\ writer in IN" n,1;:l New E@rNc"
saws: "i'h2rc is no cain ia p ,Woi by
nnlnrring the SID. IF va-0Ii wheels,
The only advantage nf large wheel
over smaller on" is that the excess Of
leverage will be a help in lifting tic
fauG on tie wheel oyer Inequalities
on tie road. On Il perfect and equal
Is smooth surface, :, 9lnHli wheel viii
carry Il. n1,Ich joul a> q large one
yi,n ihc same Dewer There is OBJ
The Ravalli Republican. [volume] (Stevensville, Mont.) 1894-1899, 1895-04-17
How They Would 10 II.

An excellent scheme for the ami
hilation Of the Japanese, submitted
bv a sage Of high reputc, is prod'tced
from a Chinese newspaper J he
scheme was ori4 4inatcd in answer to
proclamation Of the governor Of Nan
king who ordered that all those under
his Jurisdiction toticyisc some scheme
for The a5trtlcli0n Of all Japanese.
The scheme was this. Every soldier
was to be armed with q sword, a Ion.
bamboo pole and a bucket Of watHr.
The pole ana bucket should be held
in lllc left hand. while the sword Is
gras;>ed ri'h 'fie right. On cI'aT@5!h@
down upon tho enemy, the bucket
Sno;iid be hurled at the oppDsluS
ranks. 50 as to wet their powder aA'
render their guns useless. bamboo
The Ravalli Republican. [volume] (Stevensville, Mont.) 1894-1899, 1895-04-17
CRIMINAL. lSOCl LA1lON,
Can Criminals BE Cured by Medical
IrcntIncnt!

Treatment?
Crime is disease. argued with |
himself NJ. Emilio ,1onieuS "a. he pond |
cred over the marvellous advance OF
the autitONinc treatment in recent
wears. JonieuX, by the way is q
chemist or standing and long years
of experience in the city Of New Or
leans. Crime is |, disease. Naturally
therefore, in a large proportion OF
the criminal classes it IS hereditary.
Equally naturally, i'll others the d.
sr:sc is acquired by Infection Or con-
t2oior. If diphtheria is due to the
action Of i mit.Obc aud typhoid fever
ia ,hn WORKINGS OF a miserable bacil-
lius, it stands to almost CERTAIN
reason that he existence Of q cr1li."
germ is Il certainty. with similar
causes in effect, J0nieuN proceeded
in his process or rat incinatiOn similar
remedies should BY applirNbl". III
octlation for criminal propenSitics,
whether hereditary or acquired, wa
evidently the key Of the situation.
,Jouic,X went to work. Thanl;s to
! the assistant coroner Of New Orleans
to whom lie had submitted his theory
and conclusions, the cNpclImcltcr
was enabled TO obtain the brain Of a
notorious criminal lately deceased.
Crime. l4c had concluded, was tn" re-
suit Of cerebral action and cOMsr-
oucntly he counter irritant had to
come from the DHsc OF the criminal
BRAIN The mctluIla ohiOnp;lta wa,
cytractcCl. reduced to u liquid state
. and behold there was anti-crincn.
The Chicago Evening Post j"
, authority for the statement that fo'
il year or more past secret @%Pefl
: mont, have been in progress o.
cyiniuuls in confinement in Irc $eN
! Orleans iaiI. The inventor claims ;
; complete success. Anti-rr'men Is
: more wonderful remedy than anti
| toxine. once jno"u|atcd If the stOr'
: Of Jonictix i; to be bclieyei III
s most hardened cIluina! takes on al
/ the attributes Of All innocent Child
: A II desire for i life OF CRIME is COM
4 njctcly eliminated and he bTJHd pat
!. that Icadcth to destruction Eno"ot
{! him no more.
The Ravalli Republican. [volume] (Stevensville, Mont.) 1894-1899, 1895-04-17

poles should then be thrust between
the legs Of the enemy and given Il
twist, which would cause the enemy
10 topplc over in confusion. After
that it would be an easy matter 70
finish off the dripping and prostrate
foes with swords. Ille governor
drove the psucdo sage from his pres
cnrc in a fit Of rage
The Ravalli Republican. [volume] (Stevensville, Mont.) 1894-1899, 1895-04-17
Modern Merchandising.


The smaller merchants Of Chicago
are alarmed at the llemondaN>
growth and popularity Of What "r'
known as ;d"lrartincnt hogs. In /
every large city these great stores
with thojr greai and Diversified
stocks aud propensity fer 2e@TS ut
ycrtising are spl.il.jn& up and IL "#
certain extent monoItlIin@ business.
The Illinois, legislature las been
petitneA to draw the lin" somewhere
and enact laws cIilt;tiIing the rights
3rid privileges Of these Ui4 Trims, ')'lt
anv such law manifcstI} "o'tEI be-
unconstitutional There seems t9
i,e no va Y o. doHlin@,~ith h the INcs-
tipn IN favor VI tho smaller dealers
they must look out for Themselves
! tllc best they ca1..
Now comes the ;,nnOHnccnicMt tllHt
4 CnioamO firm will htlild IL >ctv
York ci!y the largest department
noliSc in America, au& second oNfS
IN %ixc Io the Hon 5:archc IN 'sris
tauh }}nitol5's IN j,nndoa. Nac"H's
which MAS heretofore ,Ht.I5"l ~ jiIo
greatest retail tyU1a in Sow York,
covers only 30 $40 : quar-, feet, Willie
ne area To be ,Eri ed by lir Chicago