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MIR. uuYA,'s ANSWER.
Can Not Attend the Gold Mining Con-
venfiOH.

Denver. Colo, May 20.-Tbe following
reply to an invitation to attend the inter-
national gold mining convention has been
received from the Hon. w. j. Bryan:
Irwin Mahon. Esq, Denver, Colo
Lincoln, Nob., May 12,-Dear Sir; Your
favor at hand II viii not be possible for
noe to attend the convention called In tho
interests of gold mining owing To the fact
that engagements already made cover those
dates thank you for the invitation and
trust that the convention VIII be SUCCESS
fui In creating greater interest In both
gold and silver mining. 1 do not think
that the interest OF the two metals should
be separated, even In convention, Yours
truly W. ]. Bryan
Mr. Mabon Immediately sent another let
ter to Mr.. Bryan explaining that the con-
yention Is 10 be In the interests OF mining
generally aud not In the interest of mono
meialiism. and assuring him Of a sincere
and hearty welcome from the people II he
should find II possible TO attend.
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uIcY,a.E TUNE TRUST.
An international Combination or
NlnI>erN EfrrctcG.

Pittsburg, May 2l-For the past month
or so representatives of the four arrest
bicycle tube manufacturers IN England
hnYs been negotiating with tube plants IN
THIS country looking 10 the formation OF
an international bicycle tube trust. To-
night NJ is announces that their mission
TO this country has been successful AMI
,be frs, international trus; Of the kind
has been formed. The trust has bought
ouit tho right to tube plants al he'"oO'
aud Greenville, Ia. The price plld i"'
the tYo plants ara the privilege OF uo'''-
The siefel seamless tube process was
c.cse 10 10000. Ths only otha tun'
pauus in This country are at sAclpNv'He
ana Toledo. Ohio. ana Brooklyn y. l.
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~ to Cretnn Gnvrrnmcnt.

Athens, May 2o.-The former Greek con
sui at KAMA, who has returned hero, says
that when tie Greek troops have LEFT the
island delegates of the Cretan people VIII
meet to constitute provisional govern
ment and proclaim the political union of
Crete with Greece.
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Another Durrnn, story.

San Francisco. May 20. "A very impo!-
tant witness in the Minnie Williams case
has been discovered IN Mrs. Schwaitzer.
She positively afflrms that on April l2,
1895. the day before the body OF Minnie
Williams was found in the Emanuel Zap
list church, she saw the unfortunate tiri
with Rev. George j. Gibson on the Ala
media ferry boat coming 10 this city. She
says her attention was attracted 10 the
perecn whom she identified as Roy. Mr..
Gibson because of his clerical appearance
and the fact that he carried her basket and
Beened very solioitous of her welfare. Rey.
Mr.. Gibson's neck is somewhat dsf,gured
hy old scare and Mrs. sehwaitler says she
observed such scars on Miss Hiliams'
companion and they served 10 impress the
features OF the man upon her memory.
Although Mrs schwaitzer IL resident
Of this city and for the pest two years hae
been aware Of the fact that Theodore Dur
rant IL ACCUSED OF the murder OF Minnie
Williams her reluctance TO have her name
involved In the notorious case In any man
ner hes prevented her from appearing until
row. She explains that she thought her
Ia sfifnouy would not be necessary, but after
Durrant had been sentenced to death and
removed 10 San Quentin to await the exc
euilan Of the judgment against him she
CONSIDERED the matter carefully and de-
clded 1t was time to reveal what she knew.
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ARMIsTICM CONCLuDED.
1t Is to Inst seventeen Days on 80"
and Land.

ana i4uhu.
Constautinople, May 20.--(6 p. m.)--An
armistice was formally concluded today
for seventeen days between the Turkish
and Greek troops on the frontier OF Eptrns
Constantinople, May 2o.-The arm's'ice
concluded today is general and includes
the land and sea forces of both combat
ants.
The ambassadors of the powers met this
afternoon 10 consider the terms OF peace
Berlin, May Ca telegram received
here from Constantinople this afternoon
says that an attempt Of the Turkish COM
mnndcr in Epirus to treat with the Greeks
for an armistice has resulted in failure.
owing to the Greeks having ignored the
flag of truce and TO their having attempt
ed yesterday with two hattalious Of troops
to make a fresh incursion into Turk ii
territory. The Greeks 1t is further
stated also sheiled the Turks position.
In conclusion the Constantmope dis
patch saws the Turkish government dis
claims all RESPONSIBILITY for what may fol-
low
Athens May 2O.-The Turkish forces in
pursuing the Greek troops retreating from
pomokos kept up hamassing attacks on the
latter until yesterday evening, when the
Turks learned that an armistice had been
agreed upon
The Greek artillery retired IN good order,
but in retreating the artillerymen lost sew
erai wagons and a big gun. which was
upset.
The Turks now occupy the Greek FORTH
cations. an hours march from Tarat2a,
which is occupied by a regiment Of Greek
cavalry,
Tho losses on both sidos during tho re
treat were considerable. Several Greek Of
ncers were killed OF wounded
LAMA, May 19--(Night, Delayed in
Transmission This town is deserted with
the exception of the prefoct, a newspaper
correspondent. tho telegraph operators and
II few others
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pi,tsburg, Pa, May 90, - The second
days session OF the American Baptist
Home Mission society was called 10 order
nv President Porter at 10 O'Clock this
morning,
The first business OF the meeting WINS the
alecti.u Of officers: President, Stephen
Green of Massachusetts. vice presidents,
~. G crimson OF Illinois and G. W Me-
C,ttbehoon Of New Jersey, treasurer. -. A.
Wa,torIna1 N New York, assistant reasu-
rer " p. Plant Of New York recording
seorotary. A. s. Hobart u New Yorh cor
responding secretary. r. j. Morgan Of New
York: auditors Edgar l.. Marst0n Of New
York and l.. T. Payne Of New YORK.: mem
hers Of the hoarl-William Phelps, stephen
II Burr, D. a. Waterman. y. b. Bull. j. r.
Blsbop, c. - Garfield and Edward j.,
Brorkett. all of New York
President l.. l.. Whitman, D. D.. OF
Washington then presented the report OF
The committee on educational work. The
rest Of the session was taken up With q
discussion Of the report.
lust before adjournment resolution of
Rylnpathy FOR the Cuban insurgents @aa
unanimously adopted The resolution adds,
however. that there should be no e0nira-
yention OF solemn contracts upon the part
OF he United states government fOnfi-
denee is expressed that President Mckinley
will do whatever Ia requisite 10 meet the
demands that the present situation In Cuba
may make upon our friendship and honor.
Reformed Presbytertnns.
1
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an Ah,iN OF MEN
an Advertisement, ,,.
E, berry pi,t.


il'snr ~ mo- May ls.-The strawberry
as mar. as0n has opened up here win
IS ss,1,.. and In many respects the
i'lssaslss !, gathering of people ever
me Ho-, - any community. The sar-
Inn Of ,inn Slal association, controlling
,sslAsa ID, =, ~ acre acres in strawberries. aa-
= = sere rs., v,ogo piehers. Their eircu.
y sha ar p n@n TO by fully, 20 900 p5o-
q y e.sa 20 yra o. sareoxie. The overflow
~ 49, Z 'lssss s asan thai "a. thousands were
Staples Ts cons,ructed o in b,Sna5Si
/ H. n miles up l line o. campers extends
d s p riysrp' az, dnd dew, dewn on either side
=, sar. '4e Curing The exciting days
NOVA asos sa renresenting almost
lon are here. some OF
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NnrthcrM rrcsh,tcrInn,.

Wnonn, Ind, May so.--Altcrnate rain
and sunshine today greeted tho opening of
tho ioeth general assembly Of thc presby
terrain church OF the United States OF
America, At the hour appointed fot the
opening session the platform WAS occupied
by a long line OF commissioners awaiting 10
be assigned 10 permanent seats, The an
scmbly was opened by PRAYER by pr. Ar
thur J. Brown secretary ot the board oil
foreign nissicns The devotional exercises
wore conducted by Or. John j.. Wi,hrow
the retiring moderator.
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pr,z INVESTIGATION.
no,c,nls Polite hut Will Not
pms prncped

Proceed.
g. yo,t MAY CA dispatch to the
,..p from Havana, via Key West. says;
:, mint Investigation of the Ruiz case
:, sst along very we'll, and there is
=, s,rgsr that the United States repre-
...,,irs will find himself forced to with
~ h.rause of delay and the tendency to
'.s.r ask and insist upon undesirable
e.,itioDs
Van. comes that Ferro, who figured in
..al Lees report in the Ruiz case, and
a, as IN jall with the unfortunate Amer
., i, the time Of Ruiz's death, has been
,-s,S quietly. probably as a warning to
h. nd others that while Spain consents
rl,sly to free American investigation
Il b, her own ideas about the duty Of
Il rsjscts in a case of this kind.
Fg-o ssser,s that he is an American cit
b, but not registered. 1t is said that
IN Mr.. Calhouns arrival, just as before
xs-sl Lee began his investigation last
,,lg word has been passed down the
b. that all persons who talk overmuch
Lu, foul play will hear from 1t later. no
ks.s how prodigal the American gov
k-nen, may be with promises Of protec-
h at any cost.
VI. Calhoun is displaying much patience
cI hopes to get to work with the actual
khns by Monday next. There is little
ssa that he will either confirm General
.SsNport Of the Ruiz case IN fun or de-
IL lha! proper investigation Of the facts
bnpsslble now, because he can not make
Witnesses believe that they will be pro-
siA- 1t is reported that two new Wit
rss have been found who heard impor-
~ matters in the Jail on the day that
Ia died.
e1s'si Weyler is expected here soon and
WIS sent ahead OF him long interview
voc loal press, in which he makes the
'aslssl that the Cubans are worthy
u aaIlstnt people, and as four Western
F'Nas are wholly pacified the time to
EA reforms in operation has come.
aH,na May 2O.-The Ruiz committee
" normally organized this morning and
'4sa to Guanabacoa this afternoon to
s-asa0e the inquiry into the death in
ualat that place of Dr. Ruiz, natu-
, ~. American citizen. Senior Enrique
~ whose name was presented by DR..
y, the Spanish consul Mt Phlladol-
- sao accompanied United States Com
. .asaa W. ], Calhoun, was finally ac-
IN, IS counsel by Consul General Lee
III. Calhoun. Cordial relations pre-
~. aaoas al parties concerned. DR., Com
tAsf TO-DAY. ~
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Ahti.spanish Feeling In Mexico.

y" OF Mexico. May 2O.-The news of
I A'sase OF the Cuban bellgerency res
.-,"a by the United States senate Gre
Ha' interest here. where the anti
= 1'Aa sentiment is still growing stronger
B. S,.t me people resent the interfer-
aa 'ne native press by the Spanish
s.-u, presentations under its right
lt,rss aa me suppression OF newspaper
|r,ss ua spain couched in violent Ian
d, l i-,isuegnition of Cuban belligerency by
u r,sosn states is likely to lead to sim
lssrr,n @ by the leading Latin
OIL. Countries with the exception of
ls ~ pro-cuban sentiment in Central
|t,,. y J very strong and the govern
| tn d T ,sa are only awaiting the initia-
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Chicago. III. May a-Sian1ihe ps9'"
.he Ind an monument commemor2uns me
rcr, Dearborn massacre which stands al
,ointne George NJ Puiiman's residence ~
Calumet avenue and Eighteenth s',s''' ~
,,,tsan,,fsl NAN put an end % h' q,
$3.50 lie fred a ballet INTO hIs Iiehhes
tempis and fell upon his fac 1eHlH 10 } NJ
st",ibe Win the revolver eiasped ~ las
hand
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socialist mn PASSED.

Berlin. May 2o.-The reichs,ag today
passed the bin introduced on May 10 by the
radicals. socialists. sntl-sernltes and poles,
providing that German associations Of any
b,na may combine with each other" ana
repoalinr all laws to the contrary.
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them have seen better days but pover,v
having forced them to leave tho ranks Of
thousands of unemployed in large ritics
they have sought the field as a means Of
keeping soul and body together.
ihe weather is favorable now and The
crop is being gathered very fast. Tho ar.,
shipments are going in car load lots ia
~ faul ana other Northern points. Train
DAYS, " " II"
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spanish AdxIc..

d h. -. NAY 2O,-The town of Rio Hon
Dun, surrendered to the Spanish.
sariacs ~ p''sh near MoralesJ Havana
fsactO. esis s 'nsurgent Lieutenant Colonel
~ Killed OF stan of Colonel Castillo,
''tsolph an ',es have liberated william
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Nashville Tenn. May 2o-rhe orde' Q,
the Golden Cross, Wilmington n o' AZ
the visit Of the Hooking Valley anu on'U
Editors association contributed 10 plaho
this day OF pleasant events on tue ~
tennial grounds.
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Chicago May g0,--The slxty.seyentl as
seinbly OF the Cumberland Presbyterian
church convened today with about 80 del
ogates present, representing twenty live
States and Territories, mast Of them, how
ever. coming from tho South II is tho
first time In the history OF this denomiua-
tion that it has como as lar north as Chi
cago to hold It's annual assembly
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Washington May 60. The senate today
confirmed the following nominations: STAN
ton sichlcs of New York, to bo secretary
Of the legation OF the United States at
Madrid Frank A. vauderiip OF Illinois, W
be assistant secretary Of the treasury.
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Liverpool May 2i.--Cotton statistics for
the week: Sales. total. 5000; aa1es Amery-
can, MV1; trade taikings aA0yD; actual ex-
ports 1000; imports. total, 6i,W)0: import
American h2090 aoek, total l,f2.gv;
stock Aruerinan. 9ss0Ji< afloaL total, "
speculation. 500; purchases for export
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formed Presbyterian church this morning
Rev Thomas posales OF Minneapolis was
unanimously elected moderator, nSy. Jas.
Y Boyer OF Philadelphia WAS again chosen
stated clerk. and Rev J. II, Kendall Of
Tertrum, Pa, past clerk The session was
taken up by hearing reports,
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Athens. May 2o,-The report that fresh
hostilities had taken place Wednesday near
Arta appears to have grown ont of an in
cident of comparatively small Importance,
The Turks. despite the existence Of the
armstice began to repair the breaches in
the walls of Fort Skahdekia on the Gun OF
Arta whereupon Greek gunhont opened
fire with the result that the repairing
was stnppcd
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Washington. May 90. The secretary OF
state today sent to the senate n protest
from the German government AGAINST tho
discriminating duty on sugars from boun-
" pnylnR conntrins.
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,.oufcaerut. graves Decorated.

Nashville, Tenn. May so.--With simple
and appropriate ceremonies this AFTERNOON
the graves OF Confederate soldiers In the
Confederate circle at Mount Oliyet cemc.
terry were decorated. Tho address wax de-
iIyered by Hon. A. y, Caldwell.
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xor,n.rn pacific Reorganization

Now York, May PIT WAS anAou'uP
today that at ahe meeting OF ihe ''l'''-,
ana Northern Parihc Railway eo',V'.',
here today. s. ner cent OF the outs.'A''i y
bonds were represf nlei ami lhM nlf 5h TX ~
Northern Pacific we're ali1n'meus'N au''''
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M Anrremrnt Wenshrd.

Washington. May 2O.--rhe senate COM
mliteo on interstate commerce met today.
and falling 10 agree upon any recommended
lion upoa the pooling bin, adjourned TO
meet Saturday next,
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London, May 2l,-A dispatch to the
standard from Athens says that 500 Greek
volunteers from America arrived there yes
terday CThursday).
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London. May ga special dispatch from
Canea says that the Crctaus have decided
to operate with the admIrals command
ing the fleets Of the foreign powers in the
work of organizing a government for the
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WHAT WILL Be ALLOWED.
Powers WIl Allow Turke, Five Mil
lion Pounds Indemnity.
RALLl SAYS NO TERRITORIAL CESSl0N
Would Compel Greece To keep M,
Army to Rcpci Armed bands.
Armisticc Declared.
AVS NO TERRITORIAL CESSl0N

London, May 21,-Thc Rome correspond
ent of the Daily Mail says he learns on
unquestlonable authority that the powers
have agreed upon the choice of the condi
lions of the peace. namely, indemnity to
the amount of e5,OOO,ooo guaranteed by a
control OF the Greek customs, aud the reci-
hcation of the frontier, details as TO witch
have not yet been settled.
Athens. May 2O.--M. Rail-. the premier,
in tho course of an interview today, said
The indemnity which Greece viii pay to
Turkey will be in proportion to the re-
sources of Greece and her financial posi-
ton. The ceesiou OF territory is out of the
question. Greece can not accept n.odih-
cation of the strategic frontier which would
render easy the landing on Greek territory
by armed bands ana which would compel
Greece to maintain numerous army in or
der TO prevent such incursions.
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.
|'IIlINCENEN7 BY SPAIN,
! ,,i,A,r Accept Foreign Media
v " ton Nor Sell Cuba
,,ocprss IN INVESTIGATION.
,.,,,s very polite. hut
~. 7. mi. case Is Likely to "e-
- main a Mastery

~, May 2o.--A semi ofiicial deelar-
60 ,s.ued today to the effect that
:, -,ver agree to the sale Of Cuba
,,..,v, mediation "in a question
4 :, reuards as exclusively concern
hrselt'"
-, Nav sO,-General De Azcarra,
\. :. war, has introduced bill into
..,s nroyiding for an increase OF the
!, snaIp to 100000 men.
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reformed Prrsb,terinn..

plttsburg, Pa. May s9.-.At The second
session Of the general synod Of the Re-
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1897-04-17

Daily. t Daily except Sunday
no stop at Perrysburg and Nos, 4, 6, -
and so stop on signal.
street Cars from q. R. & ID. Depot at
Cincinnati.
At Cincinnati the Baymller Electric Street
Car Line leaves the sixth street entrance of the
Depot. running up Sixth street to all parts of
the city. The East End Electric starts from the
Fifth street entrance, running up Fourth street
to all parts OF the city, including the extreme
East End, passing the Ienna. station. The
Third and Fourth street Horse Car Line leaves
the Fifth street entrance, passing the Central
Depot.
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Celia Boff is visiting her sister,
Mrs. Gid Blanchard of Toledo.
New coDGhes and Lounges, jus, in,
at witzlSe.
Mems shoes in Tar VII kid for
$500 at ART FIMkBEINER's.
H. F. McAllister was called to
Monroe, Mich, on business last Mon
day.
Geo. Miller and wife OF Toledo, were
guests of c. A. Hoffman, and wife on
Monday.
Mrs. Fred B. Hughes of Bowling
Green, is the guest of her brother, Art.
Finkbeiner and family.
-Reither Bros, F. G. Eberly and G.
NJ. Beals sport new awnings in antici-
patton OF Summer sunshine. =
Misses shoes in tans and hacks at
Sl.35 at ART FIN1S8EINER'S
Material is being hauled upon the
ground and work has been commenced
upon David Mains new residence.
Conductor Jack Stevenson and
Archie Ross are out ON the street
again, after a seve re tussel with fever.
Bro Saxby of the Weston Herald
gave the JOURNAL a neighborly call
last Saturday. Bro. Saxby's calls are
like angels visits-not frequent enough.
Watches, Clocks, Jewelry, Specta-
cles. Special attention given to repair
ing. All Warranted. JOHN ZUR-
FLUH, 319 Monroe street Toledo.
"A representative of the j. n.
Beers publishing company of Chicago,
is delivering the Wood county history
which has just been issued by that com.
pany The work is an excellent one,
and in many respects far superior to
the prospectus, and should be in the
home OF every resident OF the county
Call and iuspe& ths.stock of jew.
elry at Evans, hSSre making your
purchase.
Attorney Thos. II. Tracy was IL
Perrysburg Tuesday. He had beer
over to Bowling Green in attendance
on the Common Pleas court, being one
OF the attorneys for defense in the case
of Doty VS.. The Fox Oil Co. Mr.. Tracy,
with his law partner, Mr.. King
. vas power in the recent candidacy o
! Hon. r, S. Parker and was largely
, instrumental iu having tho appoint
Q ment given to Wood County man
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Public Sale.

The undersigned will offer for sale at
his farm, on Hull Prairie road, about
one and one-half mile northeast OF Hull
Prairie station, on Friday, April 80,
1897 the following described property:
One pair horses, Champion binder,
double corn drill. horse hay rake,
sled. mower, cultiyator, l disk har-
row, farm wagon, plows and numerous
other items. Terms, all sums of $500
and under cash; all sums oyer that
amount q credit OF 8 mo. will be- given
with approved security. II not paid
when due interest at 8 per cent. Sale
to com mence at 10 a. m.
HENRY SARVIS.
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Half a cent buys enough
SHERwIN = WILLIAMS PAINT
for tzOo coats on one.
square foot of surface. =,
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Now look out for the early snake
story.
Every girl should have noble,pur-
pose in life. !
The spring poet is apt to jump at
conclusions.
The pugilist says it is more blessed
to give than to receive.
"A ring on the finger is worth more
to a girl than a dozen on the door bell.
Mrs. Baker of Weston is the guest
OF her daughter, Mrs. DR.. E, D. Win
field.
II you want goAd watch or clock
call on Evans the isWl'r'
Some people are born poor, some
achieve honesty, and some thrust their
greatness upon us.
Bert G. Hannum of Cleveland Med
ical College, will spend Easter holidays
at his home in Perrysburg.
The contractor has commenced
work on Philip Wetzel's new
residence on East Second street.
The meanest man up to date is the
fellow who wants the next Legislature
to pass law forbidding women to have
new Easter bonnets.
&C. ]. Loop OF Walbridge, was the
guest of Perrysburg friends over Sun
day. He expects to ship for the season
in the Chicago and Ogdensburg trade
on the steamer Pueblo.
NATIONAL kIoN, X, o. T. M.
and all Emblem Inns, Charms etc, at
at p,1swsss Evans, the J Tels''' oh'~p'ey''
Joe Boff has just finished papering
and decorating DR.. Roether's Office
building which, with Improvements re-
Gently made, makes the Doctors Office
very neat and convenient.
See that mems tan shoe<io $1.50
worth s2.OOat
AR EBkBnHHR's