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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1898-09-03
Steamer
LIZZIE N. SNOW

Leaves Gardiner at Z A. NJ: RI 8.
at SIS A. III. for Bath and all lqne \
the river. ~ IL
Returning leaves Bath at Ii
maya, dtt ~
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lola can now say, II told you So"
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For County Treasurer,
JAMES Il. BLANCHARD Of Chelsea.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1898-09-03

Only one more week of the long and
happy school vacation.
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Monday will be Labor day, and most
of us will labor just the same.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1898-09-03

Round and red as the harvest
moon when seen through the mist of
the marshes"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1898-09-03

Maine is getting rather more than
its share of tragedies and sensations at
the present time.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1898-09-03

Eastport is having an exciting time
with merry Eo-round which is bound
to run in spite of the authorities.
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~ aeties whatever viii b taken Of
unsigned communications.
sible for the preservation or return Of
rejected communications.
Address all eOmmunfcations relating
70 subscriptions and advertisements to
BURLEIGH & FLYNT. Publishers. Au-
gusta, Maine.
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Camp Powers will not have its us
ual Sunday crowd, for the boys are
soon going home.
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Belfast has a good old man who
hasn't failed for 40 years. to attend
annually the Northport campmeeting
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1898-09-03

A grand opening of churches, to-
morrow.
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Brunswick Telegraph: The Maine
papers have some very nice things to
say of our Dr. Gilbert NJ Elliott of the
First Maine. In all this fault finding
and grumbling this must be very
pleasing to the doctor and his many
friends. AS one of the boys said Sur
geon Elliott is white man.
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Fer County Attorney,
GEORGE w. HESELTON Of Gar
diner.
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There is some feeling among the peo-
pie in Lisbon Falls that at some future
time the town of Lisbon must be di-
vided and Lisbon Falls made a town
/ by itself. In that case the village Of
sLisb9n might be added to Webster. or
Webster added to Lisbon, and the viz
lage of Sabattus added to Lewiston.
Here are several problems for the peo-
pie and the Legislature to work out.
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There is talk in Portland that the
city charter will have to be doctored
e'y 'the next Legislature. Some, claim
fthat the changed conditions demand
an entirely new charter.
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Fort Popham must be an ideal place
ior a military camp from a health
point of view-that is if we are to
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-05-31
'cplsn GEORGE
Mr.Dooley Shows How lie Is Related TO
n tho Hero Of Manila. y

+ Z y sSt9 N tho Hero Of ainniid. X XIV ~
We'll. said Mr.. Hennessy In tones
OF lchastened JOY. Dewey didn't do a
thing to thin. hope tn poor lu.ad
Isn't eooped up there in Minneapolis.f !
X 'sNlyer fear,'' said Mr.. Dooley, calmly
cousin George is oil r-rlght.
Georsea" Mr.. Hennessy ex-
claimed. Is
said Mr.. Dooley. dewey or
Dooley, lis oil tn same. We dhrop a
letter here an. there, except TIL haitches
I've niyer dhrop thlm--hut ives th'
same breed OF hghtin' men. Georgy has
thtethralts " tn family. Me Uncle
Mike, that was handy man--was tould
wanst he'd be STINT to hell f'r his NANNY
sins, an he deserved II. t'r PAWN out
tn, wan sin w runnin' away firm an.
nywan he was booked FIR Everything
firm murdher TO missin' mass. Well
he says, amy place I Gun get into, he
says, i can sit out W. he says. 'Ye
bet on that he says. NJ
$50 It is with Cousin George. He
knew tn way In, an ITS tn same way
out, He didn't SO In be tn family In
thrnnce, sneakin' along with tn can
undher his coat. He left Ding Dong. or
WHATEVER It's We call It, an says he:
Thank .Gawd, he says, I'm where Nc
Kinley can't give me his Ideas " how
to r-run O qulltln' party an call 1t war;
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win truInpeters In advance. and n stir-
prising roll OF drums; how MnrSbali Nc.
Mahon appeared. his face .scarlet ! fro,:,
the sunshine OF Africa. and waited III
the depot OF the north on tho war 10
Strasburs, In severe Civilians dress 4 nd
a new silk hat, his blue eyes ,spnrtilns
as he glanced over the rco,, n al friends
gathered to. bid him good. by nj n -
Above all. ] remember OF this stir
Iins PERIOD the amazing frenzy OF the
people OF Paris when the war was de-
siarea, ,rhe gigantic ringiof the bouie-
yards Was one blaze OF light, like a clc-
ciing river'ot flame, thronged with In
Vulnerable carrlages and oppressed
with msltitudes OF men. The actresses
VINO were songstresses dressed as god
aesses OF liberty. stood up In coaches
upholding tri-colored flags and leading
the frenzied populace In singing the
war song OF France, the historical and
terrible "Marselllalse." This was the
hour OF madness, when the French In
tens OF thousands, shouted, ION! to Ber-
I'm! sand ITO Berlin in eight days!n
The remembrance OF this scene IS like
that which fingers sof n great storm
with q dazzling illumination OF light.
ming, Through II all. IN the night OF the
widest excitement OF the recklessness OF
the humor cultivated In France, educa.
ted with apparent popular appreciation
TO- turn all serious things to ridicule-I
have O distinct place In memory for
two groups OF the representative mis-
chief-makers Of the great and brilliant
city, carrying slender canes, something
after the manner OF, our political pro-
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THE FIRST WAR DAYS.

"Reminiscences OF Field .nInrshai by
Brovet. sE
How well remember the deep lines
In the faces OF friends in the days when
We got the news OF the bombardment OF
Fort Sumter, says Murat Halstead, In
the Brooklyn Standardization. First,
there were innumerable multltudes OF
Shouting men in the streets, then q
general expression OF care In the coun-,
tenances of the people. Then came the
rush to find West Pointers and heroes
OF the Mexican war and other fellow
citizens. who. on the Hudson. or the Rio
Grande, or on the march to the halls
OF the Montezumas, had become ex-
perleaced In the business OF war. There
followed the drlllinss, the musterings.
me camps Of instruction. the parades,
Inc pathetic. thrilling marches OF the
regiments on the way to the front, the
1ear,u! partlngs. the news OF battles,
Inc terrible casualty lists, and. all the.
PRIDE. pomp and circumstances, the
misery and the glory OF the tremendous
ufama Of the combat OF states and Sec
liohs, by which at last. through deluges
OF blood and oceans Of misery; the Un-
ION was saved TO become the mighty
nation that 1t Is. - I. Z y 4
How well remember. too the streets
o. Paris In July, 1870, the sudden solem-
my that came upon and darby, cloud
60 the gayeties Of the splendid city
no" the officers and soldiers stood In
Nae streets reading portentous intelll-
selce In the frivolous Partisan Jour-,
mas; how the women In the shops star
~ with drawn faces over their Idle
COUNTERS and talked as II their CONVEX
sa'.on had been studied and arranged,
VI me terrors OF warfare-the dread
traditions OF the French people-how
ne poor men died on the battlefield to,
make great men, and the kings who
, were responsible were never killed!
no" the cuirassiers galloped through
me streets with great envelopes con-
aiming urgent orders under their belts;
now the emperor and empress drove
ulnin acclamations. not general. from
,as iuilleries to st. Cloud. the empress
M n,g gigantic parasol and bowling
,lsht and left, and the emperor lifted
u.s. h.s shining silk hat as often as he was
aai,ed, showing an extensive badness,
.nu his fcrcely waved mustache: how
oe troops for Algiers. In their fantastic
s2ssNmes. streamed through the city
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Live Stock.

EAST LIBERTY-Cattle slow. and
lower; extra IS 0oa5 10: prime 81 $50
s 90; common 81 00@4 80. Hogs active
and higher; prime heavy weights "a 45
o. 10; best mediums! 81. 4GQ4 45; heavy
Workers. 81 1904 40; light Workers. 81 Is
o. 20; common to fair Workers. 80 $50
4 90: pigs as to quality 50 COOS 90;
roughs 81 5oQ3 rs. Sheep active; choice
clipped 81 25G4 30; common 50 1908 60;
choice clipped lambs IS 1906 Is; COM
mon to good 81 2595 90; spring lambs
IS oo96 50. Veal calves S. 1906 Is.
CHICAGo-cattle steady; native beet
steers 81 0094 IS; stockers and feeders
81 COOS 90; medium . 81 459+ 60: cows
and heifers SO 1904 90; Gamers 81 500
3 80. Hogs In good demand; light hogs
50 1904 12is; heavy packers 50 500
4 '17k; fair to choice 81 20g4 IS; pigs
81 50Q3 90; butchers 81 0064 80. Sheep
firm; sheep 50 oo04 25;' clipped lambs
81 0oG5 80: wooded lambs IS zoos 10.
Receipts, hogs 10000 head; cattle $4,000
head; sheep $1,000 head.
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cessions. One OF these crowds lnces-
sanity cried. "Vive la peste," and the
other. "Vive Ia pomme frite." (Hurrah
for the smallpox" and "Hurrah for
fried potatoes!") am reminded OF
these things by recent demonstrations
of public feeling the Presidents signing
the Congressional resolutions Of war
and sending the ultimatum Of the Uni
ted States to- Madrid, 2whe-e the people
have exalted themselves into an enthu-
siasm that will cost them dear. for
perseverance to the bitter end In the
policy Of completing the ruin Of their
country by hopeless sacrifices OF blood
and money, In cause, already lost for
Cuba is lost to Spain as surely as is
Mexico and Peru. Now, as the day Is
dawning, the first OF the war, can see
as in a vision. the great sheet Of white
paper printed with black Ink, posted on
the walls in Parls-peculiar paper and
ink, reserved for the use Of the lmper-
ial government-,announ war!
There was an impressive simplicity in
this white and black poster. 1t was 4
momentous paper and bore the sigma
ture OF Napoleon. 80
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CAPTAIN GENERAL BLANCo.

ID e 81 y NJ 4 II
he says. An so he slnt man down in
a dlyin' shute an cut tn cables, SOS
Mack cuddent chat with him. Thin he
Frances up to tn Spanish forts. an
hands them few oranges. TosseS thin
out like man THROWN handbills fr q
circus. Take that ne says, an ray
mimber tn Maine he says. An he
goes into tn harbor, where Admiral
What-th'-'ell is, an. says he: 'Surrin-
DER he says 'NIver,' says tn Dago.
Well says Cousin George, I'll just
have to push We ar'round,' he says. An
he losses q few slugs at tn Spanyards.
TIL Spanish ad,airal shoots at him with
q bow and arrow an goes over and
writes cable. This mornin'rhe was
attacked he says. .An',11he says. 1--WE
fought tn inlmy with great courage
he says. Our victhry Is com .plete,' he
says. We have lost ivrything we had,
he says. 'Th' threacherous foe. he says,
'afther destroyin' US, sought refuge be-
hind mud-scow,' he says, but naw-
thin daunted US. What boats we
cudden't S-run ashore we surrindered,
he says. 7 can not write no more he
says. as me coat tails are afire,' he
says, AN am bravely, but rapidly
leapin' firm wan vessel to another, fol-
lowed be me valiant crew with q fire
engine he says. If can save me coat
tails he says, they'll be 10 kick COM
I'M he says. Long live Spain: long
live mesilf.' ~ ,Ttg
well. sir, In twinty-elght minyits be
til clock Dewey he had all tn Spanish
boats sunk an that there harbor look
in like q Spanish stew. Thin he r-run
down TIL bay an handed few war-rm
vans into tn town. He set It on fire
an thin whit ashore to war-rm his poor
hands an feet. It chills tn blood not
to have anything to do fr an hour or
so.''
Thin why don't he write something?"
Mr.. Hennessy demanded.
Writer" echoed Mr.. Dooley. Writer
Why shud he write? Dye think Cousin
George amt got nawthin' to- do but to
set down with q fountain pen an write:
Dear Mack: AT o'clock 1 begun q
peaceful blockade Nv this town. Ye can
see TIL pieces Everywhere. I hope ye'er
injyin' tn same gr-reat blessin'. So no
more at prIsint Firm ye'ers thruly,
George Dooley.' He amt that kind.
IT'S nice day, and he's there, smokin'
dice fr the drinks. He don't cure
whether we know what he's done or
not Ill bet We whin we come to find
out about him we'll hear he's ilicted
himself king " tn Filipino Islands.
Dooley tn Wanst. He'll DO settin' up
there undher a pam three with my
gurs fannln' him an; a dhrop Nv licker
IN tn hollow " his arm, an hootchy-
kootchy girls dancin' befure him, an
livery tin or twinty minyits some wan
bringin' q prisoner In. Who's this?'
says King Dooley. "A Spanish gIn'ral,'
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Dewey.

$50 4HH H.E E-FH DcNeys - 4l---7- '-r4 ss.-',
The bos'n was a-sittin' by the railln'. near
A-talkln to his shipmates an a-sayln' to
'em how
We NEEDED just Farragut in this here
EH bloody row, - = rs,.' -
An the gunner's mate said: Dewey!
What cher think? =
Then tho bosn raIs'd his trousers an
SEQ chang'd his quid to port
He was an old-time bosn, an tho old
time fightin' sort
An he said we want q fighter fer to take
this Morrer fort,
An the gun crew answered: Dewey!
spose We do"
"Ycs," the .bos'n said. quite hearty. "hc's
~ like the flghtln' Turk, .5E
What I've read about In story books, who
x. didn't never shirk. .3s .E7. ~ X,
But We only need an Admiral to finish up
An tho whole crew answered.: "Dewcyl
~ Guess VIC do" SIS. q
An the people down in Congress are
aEF a-goin' to tnke tho tip.
Fer they know about the Commodore. an
EE how he runs ship, -
An no runs fleet Just like II, an he
- always makes his trip:
So the people want him. Dewey! Z, al.
+ Yes, We do. = STA
III. E. W., Jr.. in Philadelphia Times.
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says tn copper. Give him a typewriter
an set him to wurruk,' says tn King.
on with tn, dance. he says, An atther
awhile, whln he gifts tired " tn game,
he'll write home an say he's got tn IS.
lands, an he'll tur.rn them over to tn.
goyernmlnt an go back 10 his ship. an
Mark Hanna'll organize tn Filipino Is.
land jute an, cider company, an tn
rIVolutchinists'll wish they hadn't.
That's what'll happen. Mark me wur-
ud."-Chicago Journal. 8sFgt Il
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PhilopenR.

rs it give and take?'" asked Com
modore Dewey, as he chewed his half OF
the twin almond.
II s'pose So" responded Castillo, half
doubtfully.
philippine. my dear" roared the COM
modore; II said 1t first" And he stored
the group Of islands away In his atlas
New York Press.
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2 .SYMPToMS-Molsture: intense itch
ing and stinSing: most at night; worse
by scratching. II allowed to continue
tumors form, which often bleed and III
cerate. becoming very sore. SWAYNE'S
OINTMENT stops the itching and
bleeding, heals liberation. and In most
cases removes the tumors. At drug.
gists, or by mail, for so cents. DR..
all substitutes. tths&w
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,rss, Wyandotte Mining Co. Il M
,rsems Electric Ry System OF ". Va.
wider Duplex Electric Burglar Alarm
4 Messenger Co. = 3.
wait Chromatic Printing Co. (, 4. y
wsbb(r Electric Well Drilling Co.
Weber Electric OIL Well 6 Pipe Line
wslther Robertson Drug Co. NJ
While Locomotive Works. ~
william A. Brady Co. {,
n. II. Hill Co.
Waddcll. Entz Machine Co. sit5E
y. l. Russell & Sons Co. VII X.
Tilhelnlna Gold Mining Co.
wagner OIL & Gns Co. Z. 4.
wabash Mining & Smelling Co.
Washington Incandescent Light Co.
world Mfg. Co. ii.i. jSifl'
western Time & Service Co.
WocalIne Mfg. Co. is q
Wheellces Inducing Ry. Co.
white Preservation Co. IF
western Powder Co. AZ 4, Z. g
western Maryland Milk Co. X. IS
western Enameled Brick Co, /.
washington Hotel Co. "
wood County Beet Sugar Mfg. Co.
wisconsin Steel Co. & ~ "
Telsyills Porcelain Co.
Il. Va. Terminal Ry. Co. sG 2si
wheeling & Pittsburgh Junction r. R.
Co. ~ n $50 ~ r.
Y, Va. R. r. Co. ~
warner Process Mortar Co. Is Z,
wheeling Development Co, ti3{
webster Boom G. Dam Coz .l 4
Wood Brothers Planning Mil Co.
wheeling Terminal Ry. Co.,
". Va. Southern Ry. Co. lst;}
world Mutual Benefit Association.
WANT Coal G. Coke Co. ~ 4 no
wheeling Athletic Club. ~
White Lumber Co. Z.
". Va. Gold Mining & Milling Co.
wheeling Loan Co. Z,
wheeling Turn VereIn. ia
", Va. Ohio & Western R r. Co.
". A. Burke Coal Co.
", Va. Secret Service Agency.
", Va. Paving Brick Co.. ts7
Wolf CreeI Lumber Co. ID
White Star Steam Laundry. Co. Ii
weliless Tube G. Steel CO. q
Wheeling Stone Co. .J-Sy
Wlshbone Gold Mining Co.
". Va. Land & Corporation Law Co.
West Penn Coal. OIL s; Gas Co.
". Va. Glass Mfg. Co. ~
Washington Chemical Co.
W. Va. Indian Medicine Co.
Williams OIL & Gas Co.
Wheeling Private Electric, Co
". Va. Mutual Fire ms. Co. s.,
". Va. Construction Co.
wellston & Jackson on 6 Gas Co. \
VIM. S. Mcdonnell Co. Z,
Wheeling Laundry Co. gdi
Wheeling City Loan Co. }i..
". Va. Chatauqua sanitarium
IVES; Fork Club. w
Washington Solar Light Machine Gu.
Western Distilllng G. Cattle Feed Co.
Waller Automatic Air Coupler Co.
". Va. Branch Of the Disbrow Cure.
Wood Alcohol Rectifying Co.
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Excursion to Denver, CoI.,, via y. &. O.
Account Of annual meeting American
Medical Association. June 2. 8 and 4
the Baltimore & Ohio will sell excursion
tickets from Wheeling TO Denver. COL,
and return ut. rate of s42.75, good re-
turning July 0 inclusive, For full In
formation apply 1900 Market street. or
r. C. Burke. Passenger and Ticket
Age.t, Baltimore & Ohio Station.
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BuekIen,. Arnlca sn,ve,

Tho best salve in the world for Cuts,
Bruises. Sores. Ulcers, Salt Rheum,
Fever Sores, letter. Chapped Hands,
Chillblains. Corns. and all Skin Erup-
lions, and positively cures Piles, or no
pay. required. It Is guaranteed to give
perfect satisfaction or. money refunded.
Price % cents per box. For sale by Lo-
gan Drug Co. 5S53 .sf.! ssa
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Publication of the foregoing list OF
corporations Is made pursuant to the
provisions OF section s Chap. 20. Acts
1856, legislature of West Virginia, and
Of acts amendatory thereto. by which q
license tax is imposed upon charters
and certificates OF Incorporation. and
the penalty Of forfeiture provided In
case Of non-payment OF said license tax.
Given under my hand and official seal,
this, the 18th day of May 1895.
L. NJ. LA TOILETTE,
Auditor State OF West Virginia,
Charleston, ". Va, May IS, 1898.
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nre.d,,ur. ana Pro, islon..

BALTIMoRE-Butter steady; fancy
creamery lie; do imitation Ice; do ladle
15c; good ladle lac; store packed 129
1sc. Eggs weak; fresh 10c. Cheese
steady: fancy New York large 9A9
SIC: do medium 9is@l0c; do small 10A
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THE Cuban question and political Is
sues sink i,..o inslgnIflcance with tho
man who suffers from piles. What no
most desires, is relief. DeNVitt's Witch
Hazel Snlve a, cures piles. Charles
r.. Goethe. Market and Twelfth streets;
Chatham Sinclair. Forty.sixth and Ja-
con streets; a. Il. scheehlc, No: COT Main
street; Exley Bros. Penn and Zano
streets; Bowie & Co.. Bridgeport. 2 8
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y,,,,n Mining & Mfg. Co.
,N,gI'hJs.z Chemical 8; Specially Co.
,,Ic,nrIa Gold Mining Co. So II
w, cruz & Pacific X. r, Co. 81
vslIey River Fire Clay & Coal Co.
v yS'E Electric Light 6 Power Co.
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+ CAN'T be perfect health without pure
blood. Burdock Blood Bitters makes
pure blood. Tones and inyigorates tho
whole system, ,s3f ts5st }}A. -Ft
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Youkon Klondike Gold Mining & Ex.

Youkon Mining & Trading Co.
York Mfg. Co. 54 49,.
Youkon River Mining & Ttradlng Co.
Ynukon Mutual Mining & Trading Co. I
Youkon-Klondlke Gold Mining, Trading,
Maj & Development Co.
Youkon Transportation &c Klondike
Gold Mining Co. of Alaska.
Toukon 6: n. W. Mining 6 Trading Co.
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The Man VINO Talked.

Els and roared and swore;
He wanted vengeance for the Maine ana
llil the wrongs the ,Cubans bore; IS
He fumed because the President ondcav-
ored to restore ~
Good order through some other means
than shedding human gore.
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y tDaily, except Sunday. 71r77I-.
Sunday church trains will leave Elm
Grove at 9:i3 o. m. md Wheeling at l2: III
.. m, II. Z. sWElSGERBER, ~
-taI. n, ~ 5}ss n General Manager. +
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Zenda Pharmical Co.
Zenith Typewriter Mfg. Co.
Zenith Transit Co.
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But since tho call for men was made to
% set these matters right, 90
This man. Sc. prominent before, is-keeplns
Fss out Of sight;
He hasn't hurried to the front, as some
folks thought he might, I
And It must DO that he thinks himself too
49, Chicago News.
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SUMMER RESORTS.
OCEAN CITE, MD

Atlantic Hotel. directly on tho beach.
Open oil the year. Modern improvements.
800 rooms. Finest bathing, boating and
safe from invasion by foreign enemy.
BUILDING LOTS for sale, low. Easy
terms. Own your own seaside cottage.
Address, JOHN F. WAGGAMAN. 100
Fourteenth street, Washington, D. c. =:
-TEs.=-a. aa;ffEt E-. @ fli.a. .gl-gH 70 myS0 Z