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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-08-11
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TIE New Haven. Masz. Inlon. ore %
ne o fest end heft-Asa9Nn ans fF1ost ~ste~
- -.lr-tti-ssf rsses.s 20 E-rs ~ ssaesf bern New
Ena.An1 has 3e.ae3 tae AssatAaie3 Press.
4 fepafrh f~su tflca. y Y, stating
.i,ey a srar isam - Rear A4niral Foe-e
y,-ss rlr,.ser arrest t1sea Tor grams iarcstT.
rrEatts lae fGst ffat sesae oue for soEns
s.rfa easf hss been ussH< Admiral Eoois =
name aa1 reuata-1ou without Tg0t or
Warrant.
s7f,..s ff~ee-s Nere drowned @unt as niE1t
s- t-a r,efaaa-e riser opposite Hrlttfs burg.
- ry tae carsalsK - sf1si- rss -era,.
-nr. ,-sf-zsa arss- AnfnHa Holman. Rose
rs..s,,.,,s..- - - 1steInhias Cnartes Min
r III t-n-.0eaH 1esa 7 kfsifr as
&c. ,,-f rsaerr rhe haat VAS caaSfs Ia
4 squat ana uesct
A ~.soaeav trolley car between (soiurassse
vr-f Te--ee3ss Pa. SUNDAY n1Nht, kssaed
..,..5 urf4sns ARD safary1 81 Hs s@#
sr+s e~r flsagF sut. aa UaHNa Ser.
~ t--.anlasa. = FesinEer. morna7 ",
a fts r-fF s ntf ~ '- t-4F-
~ax tf ST 8eiss. ~ t,9ilH ~ ssan7
efsfrrr. ~ Cosum sa vs., lf3Iow. ~
sesFsry y o. AIRS Ei2a k;sSeFas3. 81
zssrssrHT.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-08-11

that a leading bicycle manufacturer OF
this country has made 81 Co., 900 this year.
All the makers who were established
when the season opened and were In
sound financial condition have made
money. The departure and intended de-
partnre for Europe of some OF the notable
men OF the trade causes more or less
comment. Competition has become so
keen that there'is a disposition TO culti-
yats the export trade with more enthusi-
assn. II the facts Justify them in doing so.
1t has also been reported that IL English
capitalists desire to buy any stock COM
panies IN this country they can do so.
The condition OF the financial world, how
ever. is such that few IL any American
companies Will be floated abroad for
some time.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-08-11
rrx nro1Iss IN VALENCIA.
s.>eers Rezding 'fong Live Free
fnbsss on the Walls ar the City.

f.uhss On the Walls ar the City.
v.,sresa. Spain. Aug. i0.-T-he riotous
s.se-ztrsfions against the government
..-.,ns,e. This city was placaFeed yes
)s~tzv With posters reading Long ilys
9. c5os.s Long live social revolution"
| 'r.,dsn- Aug. f0--The Madrid CORE
..s..dsat Of the Standard believes that the
-ssrrment viii obtain the necessary Gu
e credits from TIA cortea. despite the
|stefai opposition.
n.arid. Aug. I9.-fsanor Eagasta aid Ia
| !. ,nssry.ew that he considers t4lc govern
800 financial plans opposed 70 the pub
4, Iasarest but thai circumstances VIII
sas.ssly eggnpel their adoption.
x.nss Marcel De Azzcarrgz. minister OF
- 4 considering a scheme 70 Introduce
.ssserl,,s..sn In order TO facilitate tho re-
Ess,,rg of the forces Of the Spanish asuy
IL sefFsce In Cuba
uagzra. Aug i9.--Tn the city Of Puerto
niesipe the residences OF several Amers-
e citizens we're entered and searched by
IRISH troops In quest Of munitions and
|,suDromlslng documents. A Cuban wo-
- and two little girls. 3 and 30 years
". have been held as spies In puerto
Yprsae.pe. The former carried "A revolver.
I'd the children had correspondence adj
srrsses to tie rebel government In cubi-
- uhen appreherded by tho Spanish
! The Pusrto Principe suburbs. All Will
4 court -tnartiaied. a petition. however.
/ being signed. bsseeching the aneen re-
-, 10 request Capt. Gen. Weyier TO par
Ia the children IL convicted.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-08-11

s,eisek tbs afteErocn. ~h~n ne Frs rgz
p ehe Ezeef wes etsan TIE r1n was 1r-
ffsT fhe csTHefs1a oE ths r-eU1@~z - shs
Hseet CRIB TONIGHT tne FRS. sucker w4z
aes1 ~ tss track T. was = stag aFs&r.
sd raz r. IRE n8sure % a r@ursn1 ~ ire
@sssfF rne-rS@rs % ire lea@1e. where a.
NsA@snt2rees ~@rA rEzswed ard sTepzrz-
l.srs were made <or ire ezS0ymsrts q
iae events - sae week Tne grounds
~s-a crowded az svaaIng TIE o11strsrs
sF@ familiar wttE re- pleasures 20 hs 81
Sey@c a. Fountain Ferry. TO the rev
eosne-s ire -waeelnen's heaven'' was q
revelation
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-08-11

empire, and racing has been introduced at
various athletic gatherings. At the Cape
II Is a recognized and popular pastime.
INDUCED in alike by the white man and the
sable son OF the soil. Australia and New
Zealand have many cycling tracks AMI
clubs under distinguished patronage"
The rule that In passing a carriage or
another bicycle moving IN the same dlroc
ton wheelmen should 20 20 the left Is an
excellent one. but Of course there are
times when Il Ia necessary to depart from
IL. II is A question OF good judgment hero
and everywhere else on the bicycle. In
passing vehicle on the left rider must
always keep a sharp lookout, lest he come
face 10 face with some one riding in tho
opposite direction who has turned TO the
right on meeting a vehicle. Obviously, the
second rider in such a case. would have
the right-of-wny, and the first one should
slow down until he sees that his rosa Is
clear.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-08-11
tlIy BACKED DOWN.
xas'f Complain Of Us to the
Other Powers
: oua ATTITUDE ON CUBA.
...4.rence OF the Rioting In Valencia
W<vser 90 Try Little Children
BIZ CoHrfmartiai.
-. Aar. - 1919 hs. |.

Efm5sn. Aug. ie.-The ssaadard has .
.ssEs from Naarsi whien says: The
.ssrnsst has prepared a memorandum,
.~x,I;y xoTdef 50 IS Dol 20 glFs Of
- q PTssl3efs Cleveland and tas
sr.vsean nzticn- detailing tie history OF
Z. estzs fs0ue.e. and 81 Spa rs relation
=. ne American republic. and suggest
. 3 ne powers notation wifa the rev
. .reyxsng AEssrsca % sfracisr oDs@rs-
- "A nsatral4Ey. ~ TIE Fesz!t % e soEg
e.rxsew between 1ae Duke or TefgaE.
,ss,sser Ct fgrs.Gn Affairs. ard United
s-.ss ygn1ster Taylor today however u
- stsse. 10 ofTsG4a4 circles that tie gov
ss.ert has tscised lot 20 seat the nsem-
1850. 70 the DoEers.
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Ba-e,,a,, cam. A. s,aner.

sicnsy, Aug. lo.-speclal ball game
played here on Sunday between the SID
nsys and Biakeleys resulted In a victory
for the sidneys b. a score Of 10 4. IL
was holly contested game. Blakeley
leading up 10 the seventh inning. Mitch
ell. the Sidney pitcher. struck out fourteen
men. and Mclaughlin struck out ten.
LamsEen vas the catcher for Blakeaey,
and struck out twiee. The eIdnsys play
q return game At Biakelsy August 2
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-08-11
Thnmn- lfenaer-or,. of FaIrl.a 90. Dad.

Fairhaveu. Aug. Especial Thomas
Henderson. ex-city treasurer and ore ot
Fairhaven'a most prominent and highly
respee ted citizens Gied this afternoon 81
cancer Of fhe stomach. lie was a haehe-
Tor. about 81 sears OF age. and bad re-
ssded here about seven years BE was Tor
fnany wears post trader ~ the Poplar river
Tn.ltau agency. lm Northeastern Montana,
aua was q member 81 Capt Muilan's par
~ chat surveyed the old military road
across tho Bitter Root mountains 10 Waiia
Esea8fn
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-08-11

| Athens. Aug. l0.--At Ananoiis. Ps~iada.
Nar Herakliou. fB the island OF Crete, On
h'afaay. a thousand armed Massalmans
ss.caesed thirty unarined Christians In
ee precinct Of St. John monastery. Sew
sal priests. women and children ara
Sa1nE the victims. One woman was
kaghtsrsd With seven children, ard her
Dssband was butahereli on her knees.
kseral CHURCHES were deseerated. and a
3rsst named Jeremiah had his ears ana
sass severed from his head. and WAS then
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-08-11

Chicago Aug io-L T. Davenport, OF
New York. vaaauahed Joan Winston. Of
indianapolis. 10 the 10 ive-bird challenge
shoot a. Burnside today.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-08-11

Caiczse. Aug i0.--Very Rev. Father
yasean. q Illinois. "a wing a. the point
a. death AZ thu Auditorium annex. lie
vas overcome rs ire heat today. and Is
now in q critical condition. lie Is
brother AZ Cardinal Vaughn. az EnEaad.
ara was making 8 trip around the void
fer hla health.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-08-11

New York. Aug. i9-Jim Hall was ar
rested tonight for debt for board. and
his fight with Steve oDonnel WAS de-
clared or 4 largo crowd had gathered
20 witness e..
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-08-11

Aira. Ang. iD.-Cholera again shows an
asgtase, aad anxiety IL felt on account
8 tas absence OF reports from the camp
ihe EgYpilan forces on the Nile. II IS
Asses thai serious condition prevails
Asrs.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-08-11
Clara nnr,on ,,.,urntnu uomc.

.eons'an;inopls. Aug. ie.-Mlss Clara
tafioa president 81 the American branch
s he Red Cross Society. has started on
- return 90 the United states. her mis-
sen af Distributing relief 10 the AFmen-
sas having heen enasd
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-08-11

TIA happiness % manly power can be
yours. The fnn yigor % manhood IL
within your reach Il you wiH oniy grasp u.
All men who are weak can regain tbs
vfrnr Of manhood ~ using pw. Sanders
Electric Rsit. ths wsns~rfui lifs-renessr.
Prom f. comes the animal magnetism
which Il ~ basis o. al manly power.
II makes The eye sparkle With the FIRE
O. voa,h. I, builds up ths nerve power
ard al power 81 mind and body.
Raaa Dr. Sanders new book, Tires
Gases az Men" which IS worth 80
weight In god 10 any man Vho does nos
f.es ssrs o, hls manly power II cen
- raj. sealed. free. o. request AZ
eress Or c&u
SANDER ELECTRIC co,
Cor. "a and Washington SIS. PoTfisna or.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-08-11
Arm. For thc Abr.sininn- Cnntnred.

Cairo. Aug. in.--An Italian uan-of-war
|hs captured of the coast Of Erythrea the
hsfeh steamer Doeiwyk, laden With 5i.eaa
tses which are supposed 20 be OF Belgian
|EaaufaetaTe and which were destined for
|sayasala. The steamer and her cargo
wi be taken to the prize court at Mas
|Esah
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-08-11

A reun-s - 80 WI 30 rass Ter tntor-
rsatian seAasuS 80 TIE sTress ans cenTac-
tea e snF c1e stsAaHN erHfes g 1as
- liter. eeucer delivered 60 subscribers
tnrguxhaut saa ely.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-08-11

Aberdeen. Aug. t6.-4peciai-Nrs. n J.
Bum. who WA stabbed BY 2 l.. Moody
a. the lima hotel or July T. is 6ea5, and
tie inquest ~ being head today
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NOTABLE p&An.

The earl 81 limerick Is dad.
Ysaer.en ~sthnst- RfsNan IeFe17'ah Cfsai-
tfvsan died ~ MoaEe. Ala. Monssay nigat.
nfler a MHsnElna LL.1est.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-08-11

i*ss sauner ve had a chiJA suffering
- bloody Sex. when we same iuto PCS
81 s.Sn q tcisle a thsmhsg. sims ge.lr,
ssase7a anj Iiar7hoei Reuir. ] gave
- g !, 60 he chiid acelnl5s- to ,t.rsy-
- i attended, slaat instant relief snd
&C l'sFraaueat caae.--,3ks JENKEsss,
49, esees, 'IsGey Co, 10
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-08-11
slvfR LEADER FOUND DEAD.
as Body Discovered Under a Bridge
~ MAshineEnn tIfH.

'" FS~hth&thh INV
a@sainKt9u City. Aug ia. w Pine. or
.Assafn'a. secretary ~ tse rational SILVER
tlee. was found ia3as unSer cir
- stances which ieed to q suspicion Of
- pay ste bal been u * sfncs last
..asfsiay Tia BODY Was found te3ay an
Y ne Aque10ci bridge When last seen
I SAC considerable muucy on his person.
- re inoaey WIS missing when tns holy
= 2'seaYefsf A silver watch. however.
- ret beer disturbed There Is no evil
80 e. sasesee MF Pile was the sea 81
'A-CeaxTsasman ls8le. uf California.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-08-11

|. London. aug, iA-~fn the house of ior5s
" en- The Ifisa land III passed ~ tAirJ
ssa'hF Without division.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-08-11

Flour Ia recommended for clearing sill
ver-backed nafr brushes. When they need
polishing, protect the brlstles with strip
OF paper.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-08-11

Ce~e'ans. Aug fs.-c.ewssa-s sns Pitts
Surg astezr pa 70 pay NO games today.
cut re sscorA rann@ vas ra.l@1 az Ire
Beginning - the foarth inning o. So
re first game costly errors gave the FI-
raiss the v1etory. Astszsance. .s.e.
s,.svessna .-..-- ...........-...
ffAt@9stE .-... .-+........-.... - -
bAt'sr;es-*ilson ard thinner; Ksilsa
ard SuKsen.
fhlade.phA. Aug r .-posscr turned n.
f45sss On tbs PnElllee today. defeating
tHesa u q game IA watch TIE visitors spsr-
iiea felSsng rontra4sed With The foeaIs'
errors il the s@canG Gurrnert was re-
tIred. JorsaE sSsec-seElrx hAEr- Nash
tsfea early "a ths game wl9h a split IN
ger boss0n's only error w4z maH Of
az sasv ihrow 10 Tucker b. Collins. A.
tendance. S.1o.
S1ston ------.. .....+s-..-..... -
battsTfes-GHmbert. Jordan ani Graty:
Nacbois and Bergen
Brooklyn. Aug f9.-@The New Yorks had
20 tFoGble IL defeating the Brooklyns to-
Gay. The series Eox sta n1s seven 70 four
~ New forkfs favor. Sullivan pitched
strong game.
Score p y II z
Nss Yerk ..----.-...."...... 7 ). 2
Df~VNAbh -rss ..--.--+...s.....
Batteries-Sulliyan and Wilson. Danb
and Grim.
BALTIMORE Aug. s0.-The Senator's we're
eaxily defsafe1 today IA an uninseres;ing
game. Ae1GEles was hatts5 freely and
retired IN favor % Norton In the sixth.
Poad puzzie8 the Senator's up 20 the sixth
inning. AtsenEAnce. 1.s3s.
Score r. b n. r.
Is B. ......-..... Il Y ]
Warrington City .s..........
Aattsries--Pond and Clark. AcJa-zes.
Norton and Mcclure
The following table shows the standing
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-08-11

F1~st gexlnsas psaf 7oncs~t snd e}eyos
carnival i. ~ - A. para sezisSt.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-08-11

CoEap~fttlsn Ira the bicycle Trade
New York sua-
:: = reported o. sxneaczt Esthsrsry
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-08-11
John A. Ladd

VIII be candidate for the once OF
Municipal Judge. subject 10 the de-
cislon OF the Republican county
convention.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1896-10-30

Mrs, Caroline jackson. Mrs. 4.
Moore jackson. Mrs. Mortimer
|W Smith Mss Mary Ghapin.
Miss Hattie Con, Ms. Mary X.
Cor and Mrs. Alice GARDNER look
q pleas ure trip 10 Buck harmon
this week 81
Hon! q, NJ. Hagans was here
greeting his many friends Tues.
day: The Judge IS sanguine of
party success IN the State, and
says his county of iononralIa
viii 80 tor Nc Sinley BY mot less
than q thousand. sRah for old
Monongalia!
Wesley NJ. Bird, d prominent
citizen Of Grant district. was 4
Welcome caller at the TEIEoRAsf|
ofice Tuesday evening. Mr..
Bird expresses his confidence
that the majorityin that Demo.
cratic stronghold will be greatly
reduced rs rs
Ed. J. Hughes. who was part
owner Of the Home Steam Laun-
dry. and whoSwas for some time
connected with the telegraph
Office here, returned last Thurs.
day to his home at Parkersbure.
where he will take course az
the business college.
Il. T. liowndes has Just re.
lceived q fine lined ladies capes
and jackets. Be sure to examine
them before buying elsewhere.
Beautiful stamped linen center.
pieces for 25 cents at Miss Eliza.
beth Coffman,s. b0.2
Opening of latest styles hats
and bonnets at Miss elizabeth
| Gotfman's Thursday and Friday,
October 70 and so. bO.2t
Keca'' is an infallible remedy
for Badness. Sold BY r. j.
Criss. SO
Something new and artistic in
stamped linens at Miss Elizabeth
Coffmau's. 500
Attend Miss Elizabeth Coz.
mans display OF eastern hats
land bonnets Thursday and Fri.
day, October 80 and 80. 50.2t.
Speed and safety are the watchwords
OF the age One INMATE Cough Cure
acts speedily, safely and never fails.
Asthma. bronchitis, coughs aud colds
are cured byit Ri. Crisa A.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1896-10-30

AoUHQ5 IQll5l0.
.,,,,,,,, s=
MISCELLANEOUS MELA ICE OF
laEWSY NOTES.
Rel. g. A. Doyle was In Wes.
ten SUNDAY
br W II Golf spent Sunday in
ssheeiing: IS
Col. Jos. Fucv. of yvsstons WAS
here Saturday.
r. @. Pifer, Of Buclshannon.
was here Sunday. :
Rev. Dr. Conner was ;n Mo.
nongah SATURDAY.. .s'7 ';,i
a., s M q
| Pittsbursb' M 4 n y =
5. ~. ~. B. a =, s.,
q; ~ =. a ,,oe ts Z. = FOREST was IN
H.. IS, s. 8: 80,
ds~ sa. yehn,s : s!Shens lelt MON
|Ss m !, n ss'ss' R.''s. 4
Il; \ Ea y: ! l .,s s9 spent Sunday
- sasnus = " esson
s TO- a =. ?. 81 sieming, OF talr.
.''s y 6 nss : Sammy.
s; = s: =. =: =. : urP was wishing
.s = .,4o'l SUI '''ls wees
an ail : NONE ~ rlnnell spent sew
f; .asss'a : - 'sel'o'' WIN tsia;
~. /. /,
sstn.ssSsa as f. s..nola resuInea
cities. J. rs a a Z
Mrs. a w =. - nv, !.
11n;aa a , = " laws, o. S. .m 4, 81
this week.
Mrs w p 49,, 8, . ), !,
Al, ahta. NJ s;;. =; ,s:. rreeman ana
| Warrington this week \ - Y Y
NJ 4 = n =. q q /.
VT. y. =. = DAVIS, OF heokuk.
days, and made us q pleasant cali.
sada. a., =, II. !. n ],
t,,s 1917 s.s,. v'srs y assaIneo -
e, y, 3 a Z, {,
n Sm ~. y. =. ~ susa o. oa!em,
"as " out s.see.s ias' s9asuloay'
MIs; y! y. a. Nasoaum mas re.
-. lsA lou = sisis ~ Da1slmole'
Miss Mollie Smith was visiting
lr'enas ~ Dairmone iase week.
Lieut.. L NJ. Jarvis returned
to his post at Chicago Monday.
j. N Jarvis, Esq, returned
Monday to his law practice at
Pittsburg.
MIR. g w. Legeettwas a bust.
ness caller at thus Office Satur.
day.
Mr. Cecil e,nn min sba,, ~ liz,
Itown Was on onr streats Fr;dau
Hast. ;I, 4
N.
.alss aaa Il smltn, II q bncknan !.
NJ NJ III ~ .as s, my, sne guesesso u
'n.ss ''sP"s sas''l'
The president Of the County
S1era % g "a. sunday guest q
assss u y N Y 7, q
John y: Davis, Jr.. Of Mineral
Springs. was one among our call.
ers rnesday.
Miss Blanche Parrill is home
again. after a delightful visit
among friends in Ohio.
M and Ms Ias 5 wr,ah.
a. Grant d;str;ct : a. wera ~ .er,n
ths S,ast 'of 1, tha wsa ! rete ~ oo"A
81 n 49, -,
eoane MAS lsse n,sa aa pl ca,,ps ea =.
fh Ss ot,,ca 81. MonS s aSan;ns .see es
~ NJ - = $50 ~ s'sn
d ~. =. s y: Marlln, Iormer1y OF
n no 9 MINIS. now.ol Feel Tree.
Sa a = w 'eaean' seiieis
,Sss.1a
u, Mr. ana MRS: y. " Berry, OF
Meston, are vlsltlng az tne resi-
g 91 " frank ". blano, on
ssss WON ssrees'
Editor Hall, OF the Weston In
dependent, called at our Office
| SATURDAY. morning ON his retnrn
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1896-10-30

whose Objects to obtain homes
for homeless waits.
ID. <. REED 3 Co. HARDWARE.
The Executive Mansion at
Charleston was the scene Of q
most brilliant assemblage Satur.
day evening, the occasion being
the celebration of the fifteenth
anniversary of the marriage OF
1.-The Governor and his excellent
wife.
Free silver will not put q dol
lar in any ones pocket, unless it
be the mine-owner. 1t will not
add a days work. 1t will throw
many men out of work and make
the chance less for any man TO
lgetswork.
Do not forget the oyster sup.
per to be given in the Traders
building, on election night by the
ladies of the First Presbyterian
church. Supper will be served
from five o'clock.
Some, little Stir was caused on
the street Tuesday evening by
| an arrest in which the assistance
of several persons was required,
and which was a practical dem
onstration OF s.the cart before the
horse
An expert organist will have
charge of the Organ Recital at
| the Baptist church Saturday
night, and the leading vocalists
! of the town will assist. Let all
lovers of first class music come.
| Admission 25 cents.
Some one onthe street remark
ed the other day, No attorney
at the Clarksburg bar wants
Daddy Bill" peeping through
| the papers in which he is inter.
ested. 1t was a Democrat and
our advice to him is vote for
Tetrick.
no,notS no dooo;vod shv anv ~.
far m III the - nars s ~ vony nsmo.
cratic na;shbor' 10 trade There
| Il Il no mood Of tradina Orr ticket
win be elected and can not be de-
| feated. Why then should any
rennhs;.an. o3fsr ~ trada .
= : - =.
Lloyd U. Lang sher1n OF Har-
s' ysnsa =, soztn s.,s q q a.s ~
|nscss,Sss ! of,i, :, , ssI Il that a.
TIC vcss,,s - s2y s,,;s ,,s 8 ;,i Ss
n nov T sass W T h ,,sI,, ynatss,.
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= - 49,. ~ ~ y
Wonder II Post and the other
Dogs nave dlscoy ered tnat the
wharan .ss I. o a,e IA . da,,a ena y ILL.,
w;sa us;na tSa;r ii s;tti I .sch;n,. IN
,r 10y sa 81 s1 thaddsns.of arso, -
H. 1919. T. th ~. a,siu 49, ~ ND s az
o otI 10 , rmo h S saor;fced "A ~
osnsAs tsss - '@sAt
DRESS GooDs:-Ihats what
we are DONG tne business on, De-
cause we have the styles. the
VARIETY, and. most important,
the prices. We have just re-
ceived a choice lot OF dress goods
which are the best values ever
offered in the city. Il. j.
LowNDES.
Holmes. Alexander Lang.
three republican shariffs in sue.
cassion and there Ne no e,oun6l of
Icomnla;nt AGAINST either Of the
first two and there can be none
as o'Lang. He is a favorite
with the people and has been
from the start.
We are sorry tn disturb the
vision If nncla '.Daddv Rillr If
| in his dreams he now nresides in
| the circuit clerl,,s nffice II will
| o c he = nhantom Of dreamland
| Tatr;ci, viii ha the neYt circuit
| clark and
nsaa. - n,.,M Az 90, ma ~. =. =,
Willneyer play .mpmbley in Tetrick's
Dack yara.
The Democratic committee en-
deavored at the last moment to
have the tickets, many of which
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1896-10-30

Vote once, vote early, vote the
straight republican ticket. It is
a patriotic ticket. Ii represents
good government, has on it good,
capable, honest men from one
end to the other. and such men.
as will render faithful, honest
service, who will deal kindly with
you in all your business transac.
lions with them. Every man on
the, ticket is working for your
interest in this campaign. Why,
then, should he not receive your
earnest support not only by your
vote but your Influence as well 2
FoR SALE Thoroughbred
Brown Leghorn eggs. Setting
of Is eggs, so cents. Pnl,ets lay
when 3 months old they will
lay more eggs than any other
hen. Address, E. r. MOORE, p.
| O. Box 1856. s29stf. q
4 ~ ~ r.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1896-10-30

r. T. Ilowndes has Just Re.
ceived q fine linesof ladies' capes
and jackets. Besure to examine
them before buying elsewhere.