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lcnnIr d No. neen.

C'nn blood means clean skin. No
beauty without r. Cas- NETS, Candy Gpthnr
DO C.r.a Y0ur blood aud Iecp {. clean, hj
tiuur up tho lazy liyu and driving ul im,
uurl., from the bod Begin today %
.lU" n aHT'F llfH, #-HI-I, blalshrldH,
nod IHar ia .g bilious HH'eAipn by taking
y1H4TH. ,-huutg ior .sl r7ufB Ail drug.
.I... - tlCi.ln ruataa .-aI, Zoe, 2I9, SOC.
The state herald., 1898-08-19

ItH recommended thu. congressional
district, aeuat1rial district anl county
nominations DO not made, and thas no
plan OF corporation On those nominations
HguHsal at urGJ after the holding of
taua'ltg convention. It 20 urged, how.
gvar lbas taa various committees repre-
aH.rs aaagra iona. or senatorial li5.
.rirl Organizations alalu.b.e ~ as carly O
date as possible aud decide upon timc
mud place f3r holding their respective
conventions, ua well ns TO arrange the up.
pur'ioumuut TO th1 same, SO that county
conventions, when selecting dologutcs 10
the slate convention, may also select del
'gu'es 10 these other conventions.
ltiHa.so recommended that no plat.
ioTm Dc adopted Jy uay convention Of
tht m.urrrpUhigaa party until ul,or
the state convention has adjourned.
1hrrC recommendation aro maIo IN
acc0riaucg with the spirit ut The re5o,u-
l9AG adgg.cI 10 tho lu.t meeting Of the
Hiata committee, with tho uigutIou Of
bringing about perfect HARMONY ot action
between ugr various panty Organizations
TO tie cUd tlal 40 may 90 tie most Of
tratire W9F. los llg success Of the csurg
ai l4o tsa ao.naF7 a, g,voE which wp
hold u.ggHary 60 oHr uatiuaal welfare
EbEOAD, JR, Chairman.
W. E FREEMAN, Socy.
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The joint committee of tho thrcs 90
ror parties OF the state met a. GicnVood
Springs this week aud aitet two dhyg
session decided 10 leave II 10 tue state
conventions 10 formulate the 'trme NJ
ibe fnaion. The committee niopici the
ol0ang Ihlu innb.
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W r. FREEMAN, soc'y.

ENseaat0rJobn j 1nealr, rt Kinraa.
wha.e fame DO bulliaut uritcr, msn
et remarkable relolmsbip uud u.ofuy
altanmaHis, DO oven greater Than that oil
tho distiugu,Ihtd ronutor, pnuounoGa o.
uoH book ou tho ubiect aftlo Amcuo,n
Spanish Cuban War, ItH cnutIed "a
mo1gaH War For Humanity in Picture
and Story" Itiapublishcd by tho ~.
j. rhompou pubiiBhtng Co ,1fSL LauiI
Mo-, ana ia an exhaustive discussion OF
the cauaas Of Tho wnr, aul au clanlly OK
haustEs history OF liI iagideun. und o.
brilliant nualyaB ui tho f1noun charac
tom conducting H. n pramilrB To ur
Ihn one great and popular work called
iagih by lhia wonderfully iulafrrliue ua
I1Hll fpifale. Whatever synalor Tu.
aaIia touches hc al1rua; and thia book
auIuo8 and apus.a Zoo t.-o hight ol hu
aon,us Tho prrui w1fl, n worthy oI
| hlar,uiua, uni v,il bc % monument tu
hu iumc. The aubiacl now 90 o0sfo.r~
,he popular m.gl na 60 laucnl Tor tLi.
book all1 that win br uniyouaL %
win bc s1,d by ule1ripli1u only, mH
Che emwMus fampIcH uFa uow u1Iy
ur gspBla, WgadyorIipil So nuotnu
column.
The state herald., 1898-08-19

Cali on W. O. llellnnd rlcfl. Of tho din.
tnct e7ult whom wirhing TO mako Gnnl
proof
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M cnrn a rnlh ln nnn nnu

Tate laxative lirono Quinino Tablets. An
ururRi7tarolund The molcy II II hdls To
lurr sr nugi
The state herald., 1898-08-19


That 20 what II uas msde ior.
dutp publication AuR " iss. SO
TllBEgCIlilRE flNiL PROOF
HnuGa for Publication
United states land ONCE
sterling colo, Aux HAS
Notice b hereby Hiyra that james
ihupmF has nlod notice of ms IN.
tcntlon 10 innltc nnni proof brforu clerk Ut
county court ct i'blliips county ualo NJ HE
onlrr ln lluiyokr colo on sept u. ia-. on
lumbar culture application No ihltp Tor the
H " it at sec glt tppnof
lie Haucsn o. Niiurssraf
uust swanson of Iinlyuto cola
uuat Young
nrnrHu " iicaduv iiagun
Andrew iirnduA
FLEMING HosisiHr.
The state herald., 1898-08-19
Flrat publication July 20 1875
Natica for Publication,

flEhL phhirUlon July ~ loaS
NntlGa f1r Publication,
Land Onlcc ut sterling Colo
July ~ spS
Notice IS hereby given that the following
named settler has nlcd notice of his inten-
ton 10 mako hnnl proof In support of his
clam and thntsaid prDof will be made before
the clerk Of the county court NJ Holyol<c
Colo on sept 10 1898 VIZ
JOHN II OLSON
Hd Il Sc Tor the q ne 2! uud c'b Sc =. sec 1Otp
snrIiw wOpm
ncnumo- The following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon and cultiyn.
ton VI sand land VIZ
George W GarlRnd OF lI0lyokc Colo
stuart W Bcrgs
Washington NJ Mslly HGStqn
Milton clark
DCFLrHNG Register
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rRusrEEs BALE

WHua Tanes u tamar Hni Ei.n 3iay Lamar
Hr h..riruf d,td dated IrIl 1 iF7 nod rrcprl'
rI Zoo book f pace iigufr rreunlrri ou'en OF
"0N'.l county Colo con, Iu. 60 W J. Ic.iurd
Hrt..usl sl1fdos-uhai rar11g aiustrd 90 che
county uI Iursn luuw i'hHlip1 county state of
"H.uH Ip tladt ihr nruh Haaf guaurr nl uf
srgtla No sHv.u il in iowai,'p SO sg,rn I'd
rau uHrr No lori f,a lial s.ot ~ tho ti1tb
10. principal mu.d.an e. 1taln u.i ono lnudfJi
ana aiztyarr NOR, or laa1 nc tofdlng to iho U
- sYHfHmHut HufU
WILSON couyfyanct pB1 liiilr Ia socuIah toupon
bond of even daic ihaHeith Tor siE hundred
dollnr lagalio oi ur 3, lns VI july iD nc
psr cgutmu per HHuu i.iyable uuiinununlb Hc.
ruHliustuthr irgufH ttHn intpnrt euapuns both
principal ni lhieusl 10 hnuf iutafrs. at uiu
rata uf il paT cent r0f aunnm u not uaid ut mh.
udy
Nlrrols, Hl.d .u. 5e51 prufidfH inT iho aps
n'iuiWaut uf hrHrH,#. .vf Ia trust uulrr which
HfHI'.lnthr WIrHI IHugiJ 3 Bonnet hBa h'eu
IH'H rprHHfri HHHI rrfasor rHi vhnHir such
'faal d.tl H.Hp u1nul- an fnllurr tp ray un
Hua. ilaHl aii r.a hn lHrd H1l elauuHs a,.
'HHI'Hf .niIaiuuH fIH Trustee shHll lilntIsH
'.r H'. a1 uuHrf ar uilH5 dasr PRIOR t1tIn
ilG ofr'aml
NAuH d-0HlI i Len uHir DO ihH paffuUf
1f Dol huHlHi a1.r.H ant miapaton aidcua.
uon ha1l darluI. o. % and application hsa
Hr.Hmala o.. ibsl.al hhlior thsuof for u,u
fH ui .HI4 HHHI Isy tho Huno
HHu u.t fun Do ir ~ ue nHIbodg u
.la "l.lu a'nw 20 isili 0u "wednesday ihe
% dHl pfAunNt l1 o'riack % m ai ula
Huih ,'nmoai by ,aaf oil ilu count h0lt h
.hr rlVn uutuc.mlg Uf Ampahra HHle ut
Colo con i'nannpd. tibe3 prentice 90 public
auotim lp pttnbls.r. aaJ hat biddef Tar rfHi
iuriln PURPOSE Hf fasia shld clnrpn bond nhi
.Hlurt.t iu0rn nHl a.I rost Of ffaeiubs Hiia
Uat H.I11 sureaasGf IN 1ntt
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XITANW.n. NHINU ron hUthtaTuNt,
w iHHiilrnHA iUniie Hrftirns,' hy lhns
W liUndinrd, AFariefui a Hinrf OF n Elod-
uuH ouHeH over O.. larro. HdlHnt pagos,
'W .uurIb uHuHa,lurs lirhut, hlgast
nral ind only uUHHr Il "HlHiHtonc hauk'
urh'unl. only H1 Cummi.slon, 20 pur
Urt tr1li Hlt.H rmIfht rtycd. oHWt
uD4 nfphluH.N unt oirht ia1l muhih
fIii iha uuIv Wur aud good 'ulndsiuhr
'.t' tl|frH lHa nominnh tumlHmii
H" ".|. uHiitri t'iUHu
The state herald., 1898-08-19

For making flna. proof go to Clerk OF
District Court.
The state herald., 1898-08-19

Oae Minute Cough Cure, cures.
THAT 20 what n was risdc Tor.
The state herald., 1898-08-19

Iut publication Aug ioisw-No.
Nnua1 iar Eu1llsatGu.
ihud Uulrr nt Sterling colo.
Aug u lHH
Nuiicn la hufri 81 fiFm that thr following
nhinud srttiurnHH dlrd rtiaintauuun
10 mHtr huhi rruuf iu support of hia rinim,
ut thHt aHlu proof win hH Hmllr before tho
ulufh of diaiHut coutt ut lloyuke uulp, on
Sept % lHa Firi
WILLIAM 80 kEisEY
lid D tfi fur ihu nw IS arr tpsnrtiw
ttr nnm, IIn following UiiDrsaus o. uruyc
bic vnnununna railwte upon aud culuyu
Hnn nf. shd lHud, ,iEl
trrduHel CClurmnr iiniyDhe rula
Nichn,l g. rabinuY
NrurW WIiruF
tmuIy Farmer
bCfLLMlND Bcn=tpt
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First publication July % isas-No
flIBEg CULTURE FINAL PROOF.
Noura Tor Publication.

NNIfN NiNNNH NaNNA hflnNsf
st,rinv tulJ July lGisHi
Not.oeis hurchy Eiyun that HcuiuH " Taylor
luts dIgd notice OF lltounon 90 make nuni
proof before clerk q county court
mt his odlcr IN ualyuso Colo on
saturday the 90 day 1t Aug g7 ON Timber
oulturo appuo,uou No IU3ior ihr "a quar-
ter of srguuD So Q. in toVu-lip Sogn range
Nugis
The state herald., 1898-08-19

N"-ro- ha- for riny Cents.
inArhh'r"d tollarro hhht, cure mates wnnk
-n-n .tInull hi90l pufn h0c. q. All LIuRsiatA
The state herald., 1898-08-19

n F01 N1v1 HufINns 10 TIIll nlITFIIII
ulu thp STATE iulp.
Gpf ir iiiarr . tn ur rood. fresh
fTusrrtoa Bi rrHsaHHtir rrierH.
Whom you drslre Go make linnl proof
uu d land n'iHg. sall ou judge OIL sIa.
tpr
farmnhmJ 1Hlipruoi foioOJslhtcr
H.# pGat murla. % clearing Hale
HH.H moot mu4os
The state herald., 1898-08-19

Bob Moore, of Lafayette, Ind, gays
that for constipation he has found De-
Wits Little Early Rlsers to be perfect.
They n2yer gnpe. Try them for stomach
and liver troubles. City Drug Store.
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disqualification July % Isgs-No
NUIua for Publication
limited States Land Onlcc
sterling Colo July - isS

Notice ts hereby given that the following
nHmri settler has ulcd notice oi his intention
- ugll.e aaal proof ia support OF his claim
auf tHat ail proof win bcmadr before the
ellen, OF county auirt - Holy kc Colo on
sgut5is Is Fls;
FRANK WATKINS
ud D. SO 20 f0r ,hg 'uis Z, g, Sand see 2Jtp o
nJEN
Hr name, The following Witncs.cs to prove
DIS cluiinu1us rn-iItlec upoa and Uultivu-
The state herald., 1898-08-19

You can have the STAGE HERALD and
the Weekly Cincinnati Enquirer for one
yeur for $500
The Rev. w. b. Cosiley, Of Stockbridge
Ga, while attending 10 bis pastoral dn-
ties at Ellenwood, that state, was attack
ed by cholera morbus. lie says: by
chance happened to get hold of a bot
Tie Of Chamherlain's Coligi Cholera and
Diarrh@a Remedy, and l think it was
the means of saving my lie. It relieved
me at once" For sale by r. X. Noblot
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plrgs.!sHEEn .<yTGCE - araFfAlns
,g.rta ara J a u c[E&sllaH. v. = kSN's+y
49, 4, * f<sorgsr Gay ssssEectofs az j.
G,athcart X z Haxley. EaEeTss Sae-
l.srtny. T. IL MCGOWAN &T3 IL. n " ii1<S'
fsenf masters .Esf sw1 here &Ee casf aSr'..s
pa raorssy CRY 20 ssese aud 20 5es Fest-
Cert Sxeata - the various c.i.Ss @IsE. ~oN a
~ the %oYtA@ezt. -. -.
ADEERTaSI Nff-~osslee hours OF ias
yost-!n4wll4g@neer ozss4aesS 0r+cs JAY
Srts e 2. n. Sunday hosifS open q IA
Il. Il o III la ~ sset5 al saf l4~eEIft'ts .ok
Insertion f1;ioslsE morning ". ~ -
eesxeE SIP 70 I9-B j. h6$ff'}s@as' ~
En&5er cia@4 slfes neaGiEssE skill ." rs s'A
q. ase rSfe 0f Z cert &4T3 ssHcH 8'iSxt .
tor Payment Always n a3Fsnte, -
advertisement Reserved for less snah "a
et1ts.
ADVERTISERS Changes Ger aaver-
fsssnaens2 IL tax Saa4&y E'aEi-l -IligeE3cef
rsgKf 90 fg4Fn.sast ~ ] +j'e.ock 5atafa3g
Advert ~ rssHfs ALL D. recT5&sfi IL "rsEaSh
or scee q r&z POST in}*sslEe Fla9c-
EEUARD-Taa 4ollsgs r}i - raid foc
.nfoE ma Lon leacsos 10 ae eanFieilon o.
any person elssl-rg e9pis@ q th]s paper
delivered 20 sahscF seFx Is Seattle
TACOMA III EfsAit-So- 1ZG PACING
Aysnue l. A Harrison
ESEHETT-~P X. Lewis
SPOKANE Branch office, Traders
block as RlVers3ds avenge. tsss2hoae T.
j. . Paterson. Manager
PoR't ToWNsEND-W n. A Pte'ner-
Farksr E.is. gaEaxsF 80. - .
Winst afley, Agent.
VICTORIA. r. George Mafsden-
The following letters await advertisers
az this office.
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II order 70 secure correct iE2 sStsofs OF
ns.ssres s;rsI@s ffsass nsaGIags rs zSsns
sngyla b. EFT at LIE business o''les sss ifa.s
rspa< No charge Is nsa4s tef Es'sn To
f.css. 49,.
Ke<-stai announcements Esll te eiEarse- AZ
IL. rata d 10 esysss EpT sfs .aEa s.ssI .s,f'@-
I.lss.r- - u !. u ~ k.E -.
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- -
DEATHS AND FUNERALS.

wATEEIffDI esEs-Tese funeral services 3s
.s. = = EataFfso12~s VII De isea1 sh;@
Afternoon n o'clock from MS late T~@s~
<.a.2es. "a TEsfa 4ysEse kfY - ~. - -.
View cemetery,
..agsES~Tr seattih. az 1870 Elsftn Av-
ssaus, Angus =. 1876. Mrs. Anhit ID LAAs-
scr. az 9x1s7fgg tfsfs1. AGED g xs1l ;.
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EMPLOY MG>r WANTED-MALE.

WANT Ed mployIne n by strong middle
aged man. bat references. Slsi pfnaster.
any position u trust. such az Watchman,
snip or timekeoper for man. ftc., looks
;nars for sngicy nent tEan high wages.
Addresr ; -. care Post .iigsncer.
Yot NJ: Glan vita technical education in
meohAnics. and electrical engineering
wants situation. vta.d invest small
amount n HsA; manufacturing o. an
office building. Address I !, care Post
Intelligence.
Al CAPABLE business lady desires posi-
ton IN city OF represent frst-c.asS house
on road" where Intelligence. tact ard
attention to business SsIll be appreciated.
Address r 20. care Post-inte.iigencer
WANT Ei}-I.mpioy,n by registered
pharmacist, eXamnpd IN Two states
sixteen years experience. speaking ing
lisb Atd German Address y 60 care OF
fost-l nieingcnCer
IDt NC man. aEc II wishes 10 wort: after
school houge for board and room Nd
dress " ~, care Pusl-iute,iiG errnr
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FIN ANCIAI~

MORTGAGE L0ANS-TT aysleTs iasur,
a-ce 20. and Fa1Iadesphia Mor7 gage ana
Trust co. The T9loZIas 11Nestll sAt Co.,
Re -ESe1tat1ves- Collins o&459lGs
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pHoroGa.rHIC SUPPLIES
MfsttEf.LA REp.teyxc

UMBRELLAS - Manuta riur.-si. ref,e,xer.-,
arsA repaired. general repairing. zig CO
l4szsoAa ssgset. fsoa@soa Bros.
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EMPLOY AE-NT NAsTED--EEMALE

WANrEfi-A young lady. experienced
sfeToRra pAer with knowledge OF hook
he. ping. des.res position. Address 81
care Psst-inteiieencyg
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EDtC tTIoNsi-
ACADEMY OF TIE HOLY NAMES $
attla. Wasf- Boarding aH1 day sesoo.
fa- yo'gfx g1~.@. VIII reopen Aug,ss. -
t~egr.tete c4artt.r~a. "a. Sizes Terms
Moderate Fi3iiiin@ equipped wen ali
Yneraera appliances wttoh u.sy a2a -
ne comfort. hath sn1 welfare - ug
ysls Fer ca .a!osue. cts. address SISTER
Slsoe.l9F
FRENCH AND SPANISH language =
Constant a-sj A. pa onE. 81 Washing
- b,s4.s.nE First avenue.
COOP RIG = 'ft0pIs-Wlleor's Moa4rr
Business Co.NEc
ATTEND 'he hes. Acre Ef2a.nrSz CO.
t@ez .Se4fts @
Ti0CtTFns.
rt/4~E-TIC%- }..zzs~ i, 81 asr3sor -
NEWSPAPER ADVERTISING.
<EeNs SEATHsE- MAGAZINE s.est.slag.
rates quoted C>19reas = Seerrs4ug
Agency. ESTABLISHED issA lex sss. seattle.
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HELP i$Tf.is--NAI.E.

WANTED-t'ree pass, rsiiroad help tor
Motit@-a ana for Cascade tunnel. a,so
laI4Fead transfers, lab1rerS and sitiiCcrs
= day. free pass. mixers SIS: farm
hands. So. dls1washerS. third cook sa5
ard found: house and bridge carpenters.
Xset hotel cook. 81. caok and d .shw4sh-
er Tor SkaRwaY. $50 and s@5 thrd aetel
cook. restaurant COCK comfy roadmvn
near city. 81 s5. all kinds - woods hep.
top pay. man Il deliver milk. horse
teanstsr. 81 aad found mill rousts about
y. Sdke, bridge, nx aul right Of way
men. So wood and bot choppers and
leaders some fine chances family rn..n
wanted, steady work. cheap rent hop
piese's Cfan@s Agency Ila Washington
street
WANrEp~A' cIawford's. 10 wext Main
street telephone black 'i19 iee railroad
fif"h Tor frnc" and extra gangs
r. Ne 9t.i free pass. ship TO
s'erN AMI bridge carpenters Ger Hyysaklyn
low rate. =" iahoferS fer Cascade tam
ne fTee i.as$. ..sts. ss.ia. nD .hcrs. s. 5a1
loaGsyS So fso an a3sa s. -. barker
J. g.. h,er ~ loxstrg caup We ara
headquarters f.; fasfosi work.
TWO ciath.ae sa.@EmsU wanted IN Seattle
aad 90" 4a each county Il every state
10 take ofsssrs tsr o9t 5 - 20 slo - N de-
ff-i1faeuT" $Htt@ and oSsr~fafs tive men
without experience ran uake $1,000 ne
He0ntA' y secs can Furnish sats ga v
rcicFe.ce W u s. tAgniRr a s>enarsetr am.
re Nn@ an1 3a'ht 's18 staEt vol at wok
Ii
tear ellen NILS Ia. EHtsrpri1e suitd-
ing Chicago
WANTED raea fsv ratf~a,5 s,-< ana
$ seF daH, j. n3su tsr bridge ANA srsh
we;k s. 20 - wasst ,Aar,ur~z a. -
era "Fh ora farm osaf c.fs. : rgl.,,
cook n IS t's3He.o cock =, teasuss' s.
f~e as. an railroad. 81 au soYsr,ssY,st,,
work. 81 p-v dsg &sstt}s In, .l1,. ,r.sn,
Asett>. ile Main stsrt; ta.sI,gs. i...c.
sAtGSNEN- Far ,isaru s. a rs,-.r ,-,
csgeh>..s cid aEH'. ex9enence 4ancces-
Hsae. : 80. - ieas VI
WANTED Statesmen - sell ,e'.s, ...,, .,
dealers s." per nior,A ~AiAsy as -,
psss*. ehI ~ na.ey,eseA's. I-ou.
WANTED t'oea.c e Know C~r.~zI -
tsursnt serves ,'ss; l5c meal with wiz.
re" conSe,t og~a al n'sas. 1alr4 ave,
IS To So \ MEEK ans eve~nx~x 80
na'a 10 ~ clsars on time. essss.j,..-s
.nneo*sSsaE,- ", l. hitae Ce,. - l.
WANTED taoss.rs station nan 49,
S;s-,ftsl O. hcf-te - N-FN o,s e ras.;
Apply Nica 4 p3as.e. care79e'o VA,
WANTED l-s ose. % cut Nj. -,
~ss"s .fcf"tt gas Lowell I~>Sx4rE
toHap@av. Evestt'. Wash
NA>Ttr,- .2e-...~.~rr a.4t-gne -o.,<sr,,-
0s fugT saed ~s>en-s AZ iCws4t rate ira
f.oseace ~ Ma5 sau
AGENTS WANTED Co.'s r<.s.~n ..,-.
- - - - -----sz = ls1-- va
wsNrnp-s',wr>rw.
rese wslh So hsz4sseS e.~4~z s..s sso4ss.,
20 Na-zh 60 3-.ttftrr
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wANTrp-To borrow sase On strictly
fsrSt-elass SAITH brick business prol@Tsy.
Address, stating terms, " -. care POST
Iat-ilsge1cer
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SOCIETY NOTICES.
AECASA LODGE No. e. r and A. NJ,
rssts seeond Monday each month.
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" tsrEia->tst otD HttD CLOTHING.
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Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1898-11-16
SHOT BY A CLERGYMAN.
Ats Strussio With Burglar, Puts u
Bullot Into the Robbers Brain.

New YORK, Nov. t5.--Rev. Maurice
Rosenthal, Jewish clergyman, was
aroused from his sleep early Tuesday
by hearing a stranger in his house in
East 10th street. Arming himself
with pistol, he went into the parlor,
where he was attacked by the in
truder. The two men fought des-
perately for a few moments, the burg
lar proving to be the stronger. At last
the clergyman fired the pistol full
in the face of the burglar who fell I'M
conscious, a bullet having torn out his
left eye and entered his brain. The
wounded man was taken to hospital
where he recovered sufficiently to re-
veal his name and address as William
Farrell, of north Third street, Phila-
delphia. He is about 81 years of age
and of powerful build. The surgeons
say he can not recover.
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1898-11-16
AN ELCPLR KILLED.
II. Il. Feeder ckson, Who Was Eloping With
Anna Swanson, Shot to Death by
the Girls Father.

WEBSTER Cry, Ia, Nov. ia MUIR
der resulting from an elopement oc-
CURED Monday night near Thor. Anna
Swanson left home in the evening and
joined +. E. Frederickson, her be-
trothed. They went south in buggy
intending to be married Tuesday. Her
father had forbidden her going with
Frederickson and had repeatedly or
dered him from the house. AS soon as
his daughters departure was
discovered her father started in pur
suit. He overlook them and when be
demanded the girl Frcderickson open.
ed fire with revolver. Swanson had
his rifle in the buggy and with the
first shot he fired, instantly killing
Frederickson. Swanson was not hurt.
but took his daughter and went to tho
nearest justice of the peaoc where he
gave himself up. Tuesday it was re-
ported that the girls mind was filling.
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1898-11-16
TIE wvsyas,-s 1ExFtE.
The w. @. T. U. Nst,onai Convention De-
c,des by a vots Of asJ TO II TO Aoan-
don the Pwoj .ctA After a Debate.

ST. PAUL, Mimi, Nov. 15.-Thc w. G.
T. U. national convention Monday de-
cided by a vote of as7 to II to abandon
the temple project as an affiliated in
terest. Five hours of animated, vigor-
GUS and occasionally bitter and per-
sonal debating was necessary before
the vote was reached. The opposition
to this action declared it was an act of
Reputation of moral obligation and
fought every inch of ground, but
most of the leaders were ageSnst them
and carried their point. Just before
adjourning, Mrs. Dunham presented
some resolutions on the subject which
may precipitate the whole controversy
once more if she calls them up Tues
lny morning - expected.
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1898-11-16
Day of Just.c> Dawning for Drevfus.

LONDON, Nov. ia dispatch from
Paris to the Central News says that
the court of cessation has issued an
order by the terms of which Dreyfus
will be informed of the admissability
of the demand for revision of his
trial and invited to present defense.
The colonial minister has just received
dispatch saying that Dreyfus is in
good health. The court of cessation
will give questions to Dxsyfus on mat
ters contained in the dossier, and in
addition thereto by the ordinary means
of communication.
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1898-11-16
Ladies', Misses and Children's 5
Hosiery and Underwear.

Seamless fleece lined hose at SC, 10c,
1215c to 25c pair Fast black hose at
SC, SC, 10c to csc pair
The nice presents we give in the
Clothing Department are eye openers,
and the low prices made besides, 1T will
nav You to visit this stock OF ours and
compare.
we are not making much fuss about
our Shoe Department, because the Big
Values we give advertise the stock.
We have Bargains not quoted By any
other house.-Call and get our prices.
Dr.. Kaser's Cough Cure only 15c
bottle this week, worth 25c. 1000 cakes
toilet soap. one cent cake. Glycer
Rosa, tine preparation for chapped
hands, lips and rough skin at lOc,
worth zoe. at Perfumery Counter
Emulsion of Pure Cod Liver Oil at 4Sc
a bottle.
The best Paper Patterns and the
Lowest Prices. The Mccall Bazaar
Patterns ouly 10 and l5c each for the
very best,
Mackntoshes for Ladies and Gents.
Unusual prices for this week.
Art Embroidery Materials, fuil
stock at the lowest prices made any
where.
A limited number of Sewing Ma
chimes. A high class, first quality ma
chine at the price of common machines.
Call and see them
Ladies', Misses ard Chldren's wraps.
We have large stock to dispose of
quickly to make room for holiday
goods. Cut price will be made. Come
and see how much you can save by
buying here.
HERE'S AN UNUSUAL BARGAIN.
One Fine Gold Furnished Lamp,
Banquet stvlc, WORTH. .........S5 90
One Rogers Bros A l Soup Ladle,
worth. .............. .........'. : 5O
Total .....................s 81 SO
All going this week fer only So 50.
A lot of fine Quairuple Plated Table
Silverware at S1.00. 81 25, and $3.50;
regular value $500, - 80 aud So 90. A
surprise. Silver Knives, Forks and
Spoons at special prices
Prepare for Thanksgiving. New
shapes and decorations in Chinaware.
Our Grocery Department is away in
advance OF the usual grocery. Purest
and best goods at less prices than you
pay for cheaper goods, New York
Cream Cheese l213 ana l5c. Crackers.
lbs. for csc. .-CaNes, sc, &C. SC and 10c
pound, fresh from the factory. Our
I5c Rio and Java blend Coffee will
compare with Others at zoe and Csc
Try it. Raisins sc and SC ID. Prunes
Sc, &c and 9c pouud. Fancy Evaporat-
ed Peaches at lie "A 10. Cream Crackers
at lac 10. Pickle, doz. for 10c.
Teas, we can save you Zoe, l5c and 25c
a pound on them. A lot of large double
states to close at lSc, worth 25c.
full stock of RalstoD Health Club
Foods, fresh and cheap, You can live
better, healthier and cheaper by using
these foods than any other kind.
We have hundred of Bargains com
ing and going that we do not mention
in our advertisements, You are invit-
ed to call and see them.
New goods arriving daily at