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than better. In consulting Mrs. Pink
nam no hesitation need be felt. tho
story IL told TO q woman and Is wholly
confidential. Mrs. Pinl,ham's address
Is Lynn. Mass. she offers sick women
her advice without charge.
Her intimate knowledge Of women's
troubles mni,cs her letter 81 advice n
wciispring Of hope. and her wide expert.
ence and skin point the way 10 health.
81 suffered with ovarian trouble for
eevrn venrs, and no doctor knew what
was the matter with me. had spells
which would last for two days or more.
thought would try Lydia L. Pink.
hams Vegetable Compound. ! have
talca seven bottles Of Il, and am en-.
tlroly curcd."-MRs JonN FOREMAN, 20
y. woodbcrry Ave, Baltimore. Md.
The above letter from Mrs. Foreman
IL only one Of thousands.
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WIN be Established at Annspoii. for In.
struetion Of Naval Cadets.

New York. Nov. IA Dispatch 90 the
Herald from waah,uEron says!
II 10 eNpcI,ed that the board OF which
Rear Admiral Howell = president. will
assemble this week az Auuaf.1lla for
the purpose ~ establishing a oonHtruc-
ton courHc FOR tho education Of cadets.
Naval ConFeruo.or iiobaln cr.ADlishei
such a course a year or more ago az
The naval academy but " was me- en-.
rrcly satisfactory o. the department
ana Rcar Admiral Howell with twd
cofrsfuutDrs. was ard,fcd 90 prepare
a course 80 take ~ Place.
The department. has been very much
embarrassed IN this dsrrytton since the
withdrawal by France and England OF
the privileges hitherto accorded Amer
h'an naval cadets % undergoing train
inF In constructor IN she ecchmcal
schools ~ Greenwich and PARIS
SECRETARY Ions has completed that
poiTipl % his annaul report recon-
merA'pg 90 CongrsHs that " amend che
civil service hNa - a. 20 pcfnlt pre-
ference 60 be ehpw1 10 applicants for APP
pnif'i,neuts who have served In the
fpanish war. Preference IL now shown
% civl war veterans, but the rscre-
bary feels that such preference should
now be extended tp ihlse who partlcl-
TAtod 20 the racfut struggle, u u be-
Acvcd that melHuTe adlIgiug she W.
commDidtgon VS. be passed,
ia-inch plate reprrtou ng a group
~ armnr for the hurhoites - the bat-
tleshlp Alabama. will be- t-fici abs
week 60 the lrdIlu Head rfOvlng
grounds. The pnte IL practically she
tame as hat recently tcsgtl f1r the
harbeve Of the batileshlp Wiscon-
Mn.
clvil Engineer Y. 7. Chamber has
received hi orders % pn1ceHi - Samoa,
hupt has not stunned Tor thyT pHrt a.
was recently announced. Ho VIII only
rlft for Apla when the sprehluse ana
frtr have been COM ieiei and lu such
share fhtt an nhlg wlH Doe u.rtrrlry
itHn arrival - thf'. dC1..tu; % will
be 20 pu. chem together
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nrcmlNnt.

= ~
This condi.
ton Of the
minddcstroys
the effect Of
advice; aud
she grows
worse rather
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Now York. Nov, 1i-preparatAlns
have been completed for the dry duck.
inR - the second class hattloahlp Tex
as The Texas Il % 80 into the biz dry
dock NJ : 1c'nsk this morning. when
she n N the dock repairs will be made
% ihe silcboarl side ~ her propeller
fhopthing which sls damaged by q
f,1uring log IN the Delaware river. The
torpedo boat Rogers has gone out %
comm ifTlon. She "a lying IN the whit.
ncy ,nns.n oui Nfu be- placed under she
new protective shed.
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CONSULTING A WOMAN.
Mrs. pinkham's Advice Inspiros
Confidence and Hope.

Examination by male physician is
n hard trial to dclicately organized
woman.
she puts ~ OF rs long rs she dare,
and ia only driven to Il by fear Of can.
GER. polypus, or some dreadful III.
Most frequently such woman leaves
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|l:|!6Dl|3l|I]|
Route

You really don't know wha, comfort
able travelling 10 n you have never tray-
eled Via the burlington.
Holds the worlds record for long
distance fast running. 1915 miles. iOi7
minutes.
The burlington Route IL T.2s! miles
iong-neariy one-third the distance
round the world.
oncrs a wider choice OF routes than
any other line. to and from Chicago.
st. Louis. Omaha. Kansas City and all
eastern points.
Two through trains each way daily,
VestIbuled buffet sIDoking library
ours. Pullman sleeping cars. reeiln-
Ing chair cars (aeata frce). eoaoheA
Finest dining car service In the world.
Dining cars operated on tho cafe plan,
tina, Il. You pay only for what you or
der.
Tickets At Offices OF connecting lines.
I. a. BENTON. Ticket Agent, r. q.
w. Ity., Dolly Block.
II. v. EEsLEN. Travelling Pass. and
FrolKht Agent.
W. y. MNuLLAN. oon. AIT.
2h 8. w. Temple 81. Salt Lake City.
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CITY IIGEEI nNNE lNlER ELSNNIC ALIL

Leave salt LAX. city.
No e-fJr Provo, Grand Junction
and all points last ......... an m
No FLOR Provo, Grand Junction
-. and all points East. .,...... 10 ID IN
No O-lpr bingham. Lshl. Provo
Nantl. lloiknap and intor-
ncdlato polnts....-.......... 500 a m
No thor Eureka. Pnys1n Provo
and all intermediate points o. D m
Do a=lur Ogden aud tho West, 10 y M
Do i=luf Ogden and tho West - 4 AZ b N
No s.-fur Park city and inter
mediate points. ....t......... rs m
Arrive salt lake city.
No. t-Ifum hin M M, Provo Grand
No Iane'lpn am, and re II sst ...., iae m
ton ana the East ......,.. 900 % IN
Nc, b-lfum Provo bingham EurN-
la, holtnan Nhnu aud in-
trrmrdlntn points. ...-...... sasnn
No - rom urdon aud tho West. 80 a m
No t=lfum ogden and tho West Z - a Ia
No 3--irum Eureka, rayson. Provo
- aud intermediate points 90. 10 90 a IN
No n-lruin PARK city ana intor-
mediate points.,............ 6Spm
Ticket once, los KeSl Second SCUM street.
dostotheo oorneni
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namherrrr csal ~. bod Maln.

5000 CRAYoN INK PORTRAITS
IN elegant frames. 1875, Utah Portrait
Co. IS west First South, Calder's Music
Palace.
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.kE]4IEWlIEszE
SHORT LINE
Railway.
Railway.
TIME CARD IN EFFEor NAY ASA
a Train Trains ,,rIivc and depart at sal, Lake city

ali; TTIEsl :, and dcpaf, a, Sal, LAX. CIT,
.,v,vr
r.,,., ,.t,t....
Kansas IL nn,,ss, N 9,
All &c., ''"''H i"N ivy
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Franriscn Ordrn ami int,stned
From An iranci.oo C.es. y.ite. an
Ogden and iitefmeiIstm p,inis; u,m
IRON, chicago uHabs NJ FInai. ~"
Kansas tfty. n"1vns 90 b..paat nam
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THE NAVY PORTFOLIO.
No. IL, now Ready for Distribution, One
q of tho Best or tho Series.

No. IL, now Ready for Distribution, Ono
of tho Best or tho Series.
No. IL of the 1ntelligencer's 'Uncle
Sans Navy" portfolio, the last OF the
series. is ready for distribution, and
can be had at the Intelligencer count
ings rooms. One coupon and ten cents
are the collateral necessary to secure
the current Issue, which, by the way, is
one OF the most interesting OF the en-
tire series.
No. IL contains full-page half-tone II
lustrat!ons OF the president and his
cabinet, Chief Engineer George W. Mel
Vile. sailors at mess, protected cruiser
New Orleans. forward gun OF the New
Orleans, blue Jackets OF the. New Hamp-
shire ar drill, cruiser Alert using her
nashlight, placing a twelve-inchg gun
In the Miantonomah's turret, signal
drill with flags. gunboat Princeton, dyn-
amite gun OF the Buffalo, divine service
on the Texas, loading six-inch gun,
slr-!nch rife and loading appl!ances,and
cleaning day on the Richmond.
Back numbers OF the series can be had
ct any time at ten cents each. The de-
mand Tor this remarkably successful art
work has been so great that the Intelli-
gencer has at times been taxed to keep
up with It, but the publishers are now
turning them out In such quantities that
this paper Is prepared to satisfy every
demand put upon It by the appreciative
public. g. 81
Persons desiring to have their port
folios bound can have the work done
at the Intelligencer bindery at seventy
five cents per volume.
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office. MARVIN be collected from all
parts or the park before each mail closes
In the city. and there VIII be delivery
OF mali to the convention postoflice. after
each arrival OF mall in the city.
To-day the decoration committee be-
gins the work OF decorating the park
buildings and stands. Streamers OF red
and white buRtlng--the Epworth
League eo.prs--wlll be used effectively
on the grounds. The headquarters Mt the
Fourth street church Will be made "a
thing OF beauty ard q joy"-for n week.
The Thomson church, on the Island, VII.
also be finely decorated. The commit
tee asks business men to begin decor.
ating Thursday. in readiness for the
first delegations ofivisitors who Will or.
rive on Friday evening, t8l G iil Y.
The St. Luke's p. e.. ST. Matthew'S
p. b., First Presbyterian ard United
Presbyterian churches have offered
their editices during convention week
for use as conference headquarters, and
the offers have been gratefully ac-
cepted. "A, M
y The bridge companies have made a
special concession to Epworth League
convention delegates and visitors. For
all visitors provided with the regula-
5tion badge, the fare will be one cent
each way. Z, .
The convention souvenir badges have
been received, and Will be placed on
sale this evening at convention head
fquarters, Fourth street NJ. Z. church.
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EQUALIZATION AND APPEALS.

Many Reductions Announced by the
Board Yesterday Afternoon.
Yesterday afternoon the county COM
missioncrs met as q board OF equallza-
ton and appeals, and the following re-
auctions were announced: American
wrnger Company, $4,000 on personally:
South Side. Coal Works. $500; Mrs.
Kettle Beale, $1,000; E. L. Kiger, real
estate, $500: Palace Furniture Company.
$500: F. NJ. Milligan, $500; Riverside
Iron Works. reduction OF {22, 900 on the
nail mill on South Main street, and re-
ductlon OF $4,000 on the bar mill at
Twenty-sevcnth street; William Scha-
fer, reduction. sl75; Charles Stein, re-
ductlon, 800 and capitation tax; Harry
Null. reduction, 500: j. W. Brown es-
tate, reduction, sl.7l0. The following
capltation tax assessments for 1897 were
thrown out: John C. Bischoff,T. Mont
gomcry, DR.. c. L. Hill. S. B. Sells.
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Tho coLoRED N1AsoNs.
Sessions OF the Grand Lodge Contlnu-
,,nd- nGcnra 10 hn ISia,tod NJ

Sessions Of the Grand Lodge Contlnu-
ued--oMcers to DO Elected To-day.
Discussion Of an endowment policy &C.
cupled the prominent place in the DELHI
erahons yesterday OF the grand lodge OF
colored Masons. Morning and afternoon
sessions were held. but none was held
in the evening. Several committees
were appointed to consider the endow-
ment plan md other questions, and
their reports will be received to-day. 4.
The election of officers takes places
To-day. and the lodge will likely con-
Guide It's business BY noon. This after
noon VIII be spent In taking In Wheel
ing's sights, and the three days pro-
ceedinSs terminate with the reception
and banquet, the details OF which were
noted YESTERDAY. flGiE5s 49, :
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FROM CAMP THOMAS.
interesting Events in tho First West

Interesting Events in tho First West
Virginia Regiment. 3.5
III CAMP. GEORGE II. THOMAS,
.icr,Hl=1cKkarAUGA PARK. June ,2i.-The
new recruits for our regiment have be-
gun gun to arrive and ore put in squads to
4 drill as fast as they arrive in camp.
thirteen Of the number that arrived
SATURDAY were assigned to Company NJ
u and nd two Two more this morning out OF a
fsquad that arrived to-day; seYeral OF
I tbe con, panies are now full and Com
nany M needs only eight more 90 have
$her required number. 4, :, 4 49,. :. I
been mustered In and Is a member T., o.
Company N. He arrived h heln, ," on Mt ,hS
4 road one week. vs., -. ~, = - ~, I
q Of tho boys guns In Company ~ \ iass
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CAPTAIN DovENER RETURNS.

Congressman Dovener returned yes
terday afternoon from Wellsburgh, and
reported that his : campaign for the
conversational nomination was receiving
added encouragement in Brooke county
When asked as to the situation in Ohio
county the captain replied that he could
not complain Of the progress being
made. with theexception that in Rltchle-
town the report was being circulated
that he was an advocate OF the civil
service reform ideas as sprung by Mr..
Cleveland a few years ago. This state
ment.. the captain denounced as a fabrl-
cation out of the whole cloth. II his re !.
cord shows: anything, said he,t It shows
he Is not -Mugwumpian civ
Il service resormer, but on the contrary
Is opposed 10 such methods,
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CONTEST FOR COMMISSIONER

The contest for commissioner in Tria-
delphia district overshadows the Dewey
victory at Manila, or the impending
brush at Santiago. and the candidates
on both sides are interviewing their
friends with scommendable energy.
Messrs. Burkett and McCurdy, the Re
publicans, suggested, are conducting a
thorough canvass. and the, winner Will
deserve the plum. s.
The Democracy is. being courted by
James Baird and George W. Woods. and
while. the former was the favorite AT
first, the latter'e friends are now offer
Ing odds that Woods will get the Demo.
cratic nomination. Considerable betting
Is being done on the outcome. 81. :
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VIM VIII Leave Wheeling for Camp
Atkinson this Week Sure.
TO BE RECEIVED
FROM CHARLESTON BY
I CAPTAIN wIIL1s-DRs. BAIRD
AND MCCOY EXAMINE OTHER
RECRUITS MOST OF WHOM
PASS uccEssFuLLY-A WELL
ATTENDED DRILL LAST EVEN
A ING-.cAMP ATKINSON. BEING
Y PREPARED FOR THE SECOND.

Wheellng's Second regiment company
had its usual Wednesday night drill ON
Fourteenth street last night and there
was q large number OF men In line.
There was d large crowd OF spectators
4 TO see the boys SO through the various
eYolutions.
At the close OF The drill. Captain VIII
lis made short address to the men,
stating that he had Just received "a ,tele-
Gram from headquarters. saying that
instructions had been mailed yesterday
concerning the future movement OF the
company, which meant that the CON-
pany would leave on Friday or satur-
day. Any of the men who wish to be
Informed as to these instructions can
ascertain by telcphoning to Captain
Wilson or to the office OF Rhecs & Nor
.ris. As the company will certainly
leave for Charleston In few days, Il Is
important that all the men who have
enrolled their names should be examined
attonce. II they will report at the office
OF Captain willis, No. 1916 Market
street, to-day, they will be informed
where to 60 for. examination. There is
Still room for a few recruits, and men
desiring to SO must Sign the company
roll at Captain Willis office today.
Anumber OF recruits were examined
yesterday by Drs. Reed Baird and
!. George L. Mccoy, and the names OF
those who passed are as follows:
Harry E. Caldaubaugh, clerk. 394l
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JUDGE CAMPBELL HERE !,

Judge John A. Campbell, Of New
Cumberland, who is contesting with
Captain Dovener, the Republican NOM
nation for Congress In the First dis
trict, was in the city last night, having
come UP from Moundsville, where he
spent the day. The judge Is making a
vigorous canvass. but declined to say
what he thought of his chances for sue
cess. The statement accredited to him
In Yesterdays Register thar he would
win easily he denounced as false. Judge
Campbell goes down the river to-day,
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ON TO "cAMp5 ATKINSON"

Special Dispatch to. the 1nteliIgencer.
81! CHARLESTON, W. Va, June %
= Captain Burns, U. S.,A.. of Columbus,
Ohio, who has been detailed to muster
/. in the second regiment OF volunteers,
4 from West Virginia, arrived late last
might, and mas been busy all day maxi
8 Ing preparations to receive recruits at
: dns early date. Camp Atkinson, which
was first designated by the Intelligent
: Ger, will be situated In the western Sec
J. tion OF the limits below what's now
I known as Elk City. A large plain ex-
tends for mile or over along the Ka-
i nawha on which the tents Will be pitch
ed. The high ground Will be used for
= camping purposes and the lower por-
+ lions will be utilized for drilling pur-
3tposes. II islsg *
Captain Burns received word tonight
4 from the war department that itents
! would be. shipped at once and by Sat-
,6urday the companies that have; arriv-
ss5ed will be amply supplied with neces-
Z sary. camp equipment. II is the, purpose
{ Of the mastering officer to facilitate the
Z mastering IN OF recruits as quickly Us
Z possible so that they may receive a
= III RiliS oCiOkC lCdvlRito tLlCAC AVA
.sthe field Of action.
IS J.tC. Gluck, OF Harrisvilc, was np-
/ pointed Quartermaster to-day and was
Il promptly notified OF his appointment.
!. He IS expected to report Thursday
night and will have charge OF that de-
Z partment during encampment.
~ Governor Atkinson Is having a hard
4 struggle in selecting a lleutenant-colo-
mel. SO'Brien Moore, editor OF the Char
. lesion Gazette, who was slated for the
y position, Is receiving emphatic opposl-
4 tfon both from Republicans and Demo-
Z Gratis and may not land. The boys"
. are eager for Moore and are anxious
I. that the governor should stand by his
& original decision. Al q late hour tonight
\ It Is hard to determine who vii win, but
ut can be said that Moore and his
friends are not losing ground
4 Major Charles D. Elliott is here and
\ will 3 leave for Parkersburg In the
morning. where he will present his for
7. NAL resignation as deputy United
States marshal. Major Elliott viii re-
turn Friday and assist in organizing
= his battalion.
The surgeons selected by the COVER
.. nor are expected tonight and viii COM
mencef tile examination OF recruits at
! once.
Captain Smith, OF the Hinton COM
|. pany, was here to-day and made pre-
X paration to bring his men in the last OF
81 t,ie.sweek. Governor Atkinson has re-
Jyceiyed communications from the other
1cnptains appointed, stating that they
q are ready and are awaiting orders.
Banks, who was sent here to
secure recruits to fill up the First resi-
= sment,f left with his sergeants and cor
morals to-day for Hinton, where they
Evil remain the balance Of the week.
.; Eight recruits left here to-day for
- NJ -.,3,ts
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UNDERSTANDINGS.
should be itnosn By yo.-t. ut tile csun.
~ Rspublieaa t'rlh,ary kletilon OF, Sat.
utday--A Description OF the iionn,laries
OF Each District Given, y.

should be Known By yot.rs ut tile ccun.
~ Republican t'rlh,ary Eieeilon Of, Sat.
utday--a Ds.crIp tion OF the boundaries
% Each District Given, y.
seycras months ago the Boundary
lines OF tho seyen city districts OF the
county were changed blythe board OF
county commissioners IN order TO equal.
lie as nearly as possible thepopulatlon
In each. Since then no election has
been held. Since tho change was innde
the first election to be held Is the lie
publican primary election scheduled for
next Saturday, and for this reason II ID
Wen for. the Republican yotofs to know
the boundaries. They are given In de-
tall below: ~ (.
Washington district-The north boun-.
dairy line separating from Richlnnd
remains as heretofore. South boundary
line, separating from Clay. Is as fol-
lows: Middle OF Tenth. street eastward
from the Ohio river TO Grand View
street; thence south on Grand View
street TO Eleventh street: thence east
on Eleventh street to east boundary
OF the city. Thu east boundary line Is
that OF Washington and part OF aIadl.
son as Il formerly was I. p n.
Madison district-The whole OF
Wheeling Island. ~. y ( y
Clay-North- boundary line same as
Wash!ngton's south line, South boun.
Diary az follows: Runs east In the mid
die OF Fourteenth street from the Ohio
rlver to the east boundary line of the
city. az s
Union district North boundary line
same as Clay's south line. South boun-
dairy as follows: Up Wheeling creek
from Its. mouth Ia, Coal run and along
Coal Run to the clty's eastern boundary.
Center distrlct--North boundary line
same as Unions south line South
boundary line as follows: East In tho
middle Of Twenty-tlfth street to clty's
east boundary line. ID sEfisf
rs Webster Idistrlct-Northb boundary line
same as Centres south line. South
boundary as follows: On Thirty-flfth
street from the river castwardly. and
along the line OF Thirty-flf,h stree,
prolonged TO Its intersectlonlwith Thir-
ty-second street and on Thirty. second
street prolonged to the eastern bound
airy line OF the city, ltsl E.
Richie dlstrict-North boundary line
came as Webster's south line. South
boundary line of Richie Is the countv
and city southern! boundary at Forty
eighth street, unchanged.
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WILL START TO-DAY.
Contractor VIII Begin the Work Of
Grading on the Island Rranch lsI

Yesterday the city; engineer placed
The stakes along the route Of the Wheel
Ing Railway Company's state fair
grounds branch. on South Penn and
South Front streets. Island, and this
morning Contractor McConnaughey will
begin the work of grading or, tho two
directs. This work will be completcl in
about two weeks, by which ytImo the
rails and other material Will have mr..
rived from tho Carnegie rail- mill mt
Johnstown, Pa. ills estimated That tho.
road Will be completed and ready for on
August d ,i'i w - ~ u
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.,THElC0NYENTI0N.E
ioitlie Epwor,li Leasus Of Fourth
Conference District
WHICH BEGINS ON SATURDAY

BIDS FAIR TO BE a WINNER or
THE FIRST pEGREE--IT is AN
TcrpATED THAT 1900 VISITORS
WILL COME TO WHEELING.
THE COMMITTEES HAVE COM
PLgrED ALL ARRANGEMENTS,
DIR. BAsH's COMPLEMENTARY
IMPRESSION ON THE WORK or,
THE COMMITTEE.
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HARRY pR1TcHARp i EN11srs.

r HAFaRY TPRTTCHAftD ENLlSTS. n
Harry Pritchard, the BAH player, I'M
til recently one OF the managers OF the
Wheeling Ohio league club, yesterday.
enlisted as, private in the First West
Virginia regiment. and with others will
leave for Camp Thomas this morning
Eat 1O:95 O'clock. 49, ~ lriiL n.
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JEoTEI STRAND
Formerly the Monterey. II Ocean end Viz
Entirely new throughout. Excellent In ey-
cry appointment, Superior table. Ocean
View. Write for reduced June terms and
booklet. FAlRBAIRN. & WILLIAMS. =.
~ Ea'fld q tl-i7 Atlantic City, N. T.
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! SUGGESTED DELEGArEs

AT a meeting OF the Bridgeport Re,
publicans, held last evening at the city
hall, and presided over by ]. S. Coch-
ran. names OF persons TO be voted for
as delegates to the county convention,
at the primary on Saturday, were sug-
gested. An advisory board Of five per-
sons was decided upon, to be selected
later. -5.slt Z sz4:sssa[f 5l'1l-.-
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MONEY 70 LoANs-ssCS9, % ia ~ !,
,kfl Sls.oQ0,0o, {2o,Ot0. 100. do j. MITuI
son. Real Estate Agent, 1903 Market 4,
fL-t.t 10 ~ MA isata,J fiaAtaf ~ illE4 n,J
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ANNOUNCEMENTS,

SEDIToR INTELLIGENCER: =
sEIlA' Please announce the underslrned !,
candtlhtq for County Commissioner ~.
Gay District, subject TO the decision n,
Tic County Republican Primaries " ".
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