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The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1898-04-06

These accounts audited this 10th day OF
March, 1898. and found to be correct.
LEVI sHUCKERs,
w. Il. GATHERS, fAudit0rs.
j. Ii. GATHERS,
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1898-04-06
Great Reduction in Dry
Goods and Clothing.

The same great reduction
in Clothing.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1898-04-06

Amethyst quartz varies in color from
very light blue to very dark yellow,
then green, then transparent. Its color.
ing is due to manganese.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1898-04-06

!. CONNECTIONS At Williamsport with
with Fall Brook Railway; AT Mill
Hall with Central Railroad OF Pennsylvania;
Al Philipsburg. with Pennsylvania Railroad
Al Ciearaeld with Buffalo. Rochester Y
Pittsburgh Railway. At Mahaney and
Patton with Cambria a. Cleartield DIVISION
PennsylvaniR u North Western Railroad.
A, Is. PALMER. II. ~ uERRihAn,
Superintendent. Gen. feSsi ~ sa AZ n
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a. d. Norris, Supervisor.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-12-13
BELLAIRE HAPPENINGs.
Matters of Interest in the Metropolis
nrRnlmnnt County.


4 son OF William Humes, a farmer
living west OF this city, has been absent
from home many years, but would oc-
caslonaliy write until within the past
year or two. Not hearin8 from him Mr.
Humes wrote the British consul at An
taunarIvo, Madagascar, inQulring about
his son. and Is delighted with the reply
Of the consul, who SAYS the young man
has prospered gathering cattle on the
east coast OF the island and driving
them them to Antaunarivo, is In good
health and Is Interested In mining prop
erty with French capitalists now In Eu-
rope arranging for money for greater
developments In the mining region.
The tax has raised for operating a
nIckeI-In-the-slot machine. II used to
be $40 and costs. Then they were all
ordered stopped and for time II Is said
they we're. But yesterday the marshal
had three offenders before the mayor
and he taxed them $40 and costs. Il
was In the nature OF a surprise TO the
offenders and impressed them with the
notion that they mean what they say
when an order IS made to STOP,
The gospel ark located In McMechen's
creek for some time, moved out TO the
edge OF the river and spoiled the good
skating counted on by the young folks.
Charles Emory has gone 10 Florida to
remain the balance OF the winter with
his married sister whose home is at
Tampa.
Eight plain drunks answered 10 the
roll call in police court Yesterday, only
two OF which could pay the dollar and
costs.
The Benwood ferry has managed to
keep going so far, but the Ice Is very
troublesome.
The Belalro Bottle Company now oc-
cuplcs the new office In the Fourth
ward.
Circuit court began at ST. Clnirsv.lle
yesterday and VIII continue this week
l.. e. Emerson, clerk OF the courts,
was In the city yesterday afternoon.
The city council Will hold Its regular
monthly sesslon this evening
Miss Lauru Dickens will entertain the
Century club next week.
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Real Ssfam.
For Sale, Rent and Exclange.


FOR sAL.E-Bulldlng site, li5 by 30.
East McColloch street Dirt cheap.
Small farm. improved, II acres. Three
miles from city and river road.
4 fine country residence, Pleasant VAL
ley. 49,. ,,,,,,,,s,.
rooms and kitchen, on East McC3lloeh
street. Lot 20 by 100 Only El,IOO. Terms
easy .,. "a.
= Two desirable building lots on Wood
street, Eighth waFd-on very easy terms,
a two-story frame dwelling, rooms
with stable on lot. Lot q by 100: South
Chapline street, Eighth ward. Only Sl,6s9;
easy terms
dence, 10 rooms and bath, hot and cold
water, both gases. west side Of ChApline.
between Twenty.secOnd and TWeniy-thlrd
streets. Possession given now.
a county residence with grounds. In
Qulre at once.
For exchange for city property n well
Improved farm at Slstersville. 30 acres.
c. A. SCHAEFER & co., '9 "a aI d3si's S.
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MARTINS FERRY NEWS.
The Daily Chronicle OF wheeling's
Progressive Nclghbor.

Yesterday morning, at $3.50 o'clock,
the Are department was called to the
corner OF Second and Monroe streets,
where a small FIRE had started In the
roof OF the old Rothermund properly,
caused by sparks from the chimney
falling on the roof. II Is the tirst time
the FIRE department has been called OUT
for several months, and tnelr assist
ance was not needed In this case, as
fhe Ere WAS extinguished by neigh
bors before their arrival. Loss, prae-
tically nothing.
"A letter dated Ponce, Porto Rico, De-
cen,bar was received from Ross d.
Robinson yesterday, In which he states
he was laid up for three months prior
TO that date, with mild attack OF
typhoId fever, He also states that BIZ
Shaver has left Porto Rico. and Is now
an his way to Martins Ferry, and VIII
likely reach here about Christmas
John Hayne was given a hearing be-
fore Mayor Shipman last night for en-
gaRing In a fight at the Laughlln mill,
an October 80. The evidence in the
case showed that his part OF the fight
was purely SELF defense. and ne was ae-
quilted.
Rev. j. L. Mcdonald, OF Hiram, Ohio,
delivered his popular lecture, entitled'
"Gittin' on in the World" TO good
sized and very apprecviatlve audience
at the Christian church last night.
John Vanpelt, while skating on the
back river yesterday afternoon, broke
through the ice, but was rescued from
his perilous position by companions
who were near.
The Woman's Home Missionary Soci-
ETY.. OF the Presbyterian church, Will
meet with Mrs. L. ]. G. Drennen, on
'The Heights" Thursday afternoon.
President Canfleld of the Ohio State
University, VIII give lecture In thls
CITY. in behaR Of the high school, about
the. first OF next month.
William Jones and family, who left
this place for England, severaf months
ago, have returned to this country, ana
are now IN Pittsburgh.
Mrs. Mark Douglas is conyalescIng.
Howard Selby left yesterday on a
hurting expedition through the wilds
OF West Virginia
George Lilies was badly bruised by
falling from coal car at the Gaylord
coal works yesterday morning.
H. w. Gaudng leaves to-day on a
trip through Ohio in the interests OF the
Commoner and GlassworlSer.
Mrs. Lizzie Moffat died las. night at
O'Clock. The funeral arrangements have
not been announced.
Mrs. Carl Gilbert returned from Pitts
burgh yesterday, accompanied BY Miss
Viola Jones.
E. ]. A. Drennen was in st. Glars
vile on business yesterday.
A male glee club has been organized
at the Welsh church.
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ShneqL
REPUBLICAN SUGGESTION MEETINGS.

Suggestion meetings will be held by the
Republicans OF the city Of Wheeling. on
Saturday. December II, lSeS. ut o'clock
D. IA, az tho following places:
First Ward-At ViKllant Engine House.
Second Ward-At Market House Hail.
Third Ward-At First Branch OF Council
Chamber.
Fifth Ward-At Hook and Ladder Hose
Sixth wurd-At PythIan Castle.
Seventh Ward-At Island Hose House.
Eighth ward-At Knoke's Hall, No. S5l0
Jacob street.
The meetings will be, for the, purpose Of
suggesting persons to be voted for at the
primary elections to be held on Saturday.
December u, 1885. between the hours OF
o'clock D. IN. and o'clock p. M, for the
For members of the First Branch Of
For members of tho Second Branch Of
Council.
JOHN W. KrNDELBERGER,
Chairman.
wNi. II. HoRNIsH. Secretary. ds12
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ADJUSTMENTS.

The great popular success Of Down
In Dixie has demonstrated that 1t justi-
tles the expensive outfit given It by
Managers Thomas H. Davis and Will
lam T. Keogh. It will be presented at
the Opera House tomorrow night, with
an excellent company and with superb
scenery. Down in Dixie" is the play
with the cotton compress and the plcISa-
nlnny band. Both are introduced as es-
sentlaI features to the action OF the play.
Even if they are not necessary to the
story they would be appreciated in the
niece as accurate details Of picture Of
southern life. The cotton compress is Of
the size required for actual work, and is
one OF the largest machines ever put on
A stage. II Is first seen crushing the
large cotton bales for shipment and later
It figures in one OF the most thrilling
scenes in the whole realm OF melodrama.
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GOLD Pen, with pearl holder, 70 cents.
w. j. LUKENS. One Price Jeweler.
BENWooD NEWS.
Local Happenings ofImportance in a
Busy Town.

Local Happenings ofImportance in a
Busy Town.
The bank scheme Is being revived in
Benwood, and II the proper parties take
hold the town will have savings bank,
an institution the need OF which is felt
By business men. A dollar or half dol
lar bank would pay in Benwood, Just as
much IL not more than the South Side
Bank in Wheeling.
Within the recollection OF Benwood
citizen. who is not an old man by anH
means, there have been one hundred
men, women and children killed on the
railroad tracks between the Bellaire
bridges and the .Boggs' run crossing.
An effort Is being made to induce DR..
Clyde Ford, surgeon OF the Fourth Reg
imeut Immunes, and an old Benwood
boy, to deliver lecture here on Cuba,
with which he scored such a success
Sunday evening In Wheeling.
AT the meeting OF council this evening
the contract with the waterworlSs COM
pany will likely be given the finishing
touch, as the test made was considered
satisfactory.
One Of the most distinct monographs
invented has been placed In Barger's
1cwelry store. The tones are marvel-
ously clear.
Admission will be free to the enter
tainment to be given this evening at
the ". f. church by the Epworth
League.
An error was made In stating that the
lower plate and pudding mills are on,
as It IS only the pudding mill that has
stopped.
Or. Jerome II. Raymond, president OF
the West Virginia University, will lee
turc at the VI. f. church December 20,
The funeral Of Mrs. Patrick Limerick
occurred yesterday. The interment was
at Cameron.
The NJ. E. Sunday school is preparing
IT'S annual Christmas cantata.
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SPOR
THE RUNNING RACES.
Sooc0oO0Oc 00coOOOoc


With four inches Of snow on the track
good time was made In the running
races OF the Wheeling Jockey Club yes
;erday There was good attendance
in spite of the inclemency of the
weather. A lively competition among
the bookinakers resulted In good odds
being placed against all the horses.
Judge Waugh's stand for honest rae
Ing appears to have had a good erect,
as Il was evident yesterday that all the
horses were out TO win. The result was
very close and excii = finishes
In the first race George 81. won by
length over Osis, and the favorite Vol
Eette, was third In the second race
Red Star was left at the post Gala
hee won in a close finish. Humorist
took the third race after a hard run in
which Sampson stubboFnly fought every
inch of the distance. The fourth race
was marked by the most exciting finish
OF the Meeting. Imposition, a 10 to
shot, took first place from Wah jim by
a head, with Runaway third a mar
length behind. Scottie D., VINO won
Saturday, did not show. In the six FUR
long race Jewsharp and Susie Howse
set the pace. and at the last turn Gov
ernor Griggs shot to the front like
rocket and walked In.
Summaries:
First race. IS furlOngs
George NJ, ia, Dorsey, to i....,....... I
Oslr, ia, Morris. G TO l...,.,.........'',..
Wolzette, 100 (NorrIs). to lO..''.....'...' ]
Time. 100 Dewey. Candelabra, Ed Muir
ply. Wanda, Larisssa and Popocrat also
ran.
second race, ~ furlongs.
Gallahee. 100, (Norris), I to 5..............
oscar Gardner. los, ClIyle). 4 to l.; .."... z
Wlstful, ia, QTitssimmonsl, 10 to l'''...' .
Time. :lqib Red Star. King Bon. Fin
water. Lulu ". and FOXchRse also ran
Third race. ~ furlongs.
HumorIst II5 CMurphy), TO 5.........,..
Sampson, lO7, (Newton), 8 to l:........''.
First Light III, (Neary). 4 10 l.....''','. .
Time. :i9iS. Lucette, Young Griho, Liz-
els s. and Republic also run
Fourth race. ~ furlongs.
Imposition. 10 Courtney. 10 TO i..,... !
Runaway, rs Feeney). 10 l...'.',''...'. ,
Time. 100. j. 81. H., Tullspeed. Tally
Ho. War Maid and Scotty d. also ran
Fifth race. furlongs.
Gov, Griggs, i2j (Neary), 4 TO 5......".:..
Jonah White, Ii9. (FItEslnEnonsl, 2 10 l.. :
Back Back, IFS, (Fennlmore). 6to l'',...' J
Time. i:2i. Jewsharp, Susie Howe and
Lady Maxwell also ran.
Following are to-day's entries:
FiTEt race, ~ furlonEs-Ensign, liJ:
Flush liz: Lizzie C.. us; James Monroe,
lis: Republic, lis; Bordercr, llb; Harry Co
lii: Star Actress, los.
Second race, ~ furlongs-Ne vengeance.
ia0: Frances NJ. IFS: Prima, il5: Baritone
H. liI: Lucette. 1l3; Arda, ll3; Worry Not,
Third race, ~ fnrlongs--Speedy l2O;
Corn cob, 40; Tim Hurst, lis: Helen H.
is: Tutor, 1i5; Fable, 10; Lulu b.. ~; Os-
car Gardner, 10; Jullanna, ITO; Galllatin.
10. -
Fourth race furlonEs-Whlppany 12o;
Frank Hough. 100; Oracle, III; J. +" lOs'
Arian. Jos: Af0Oyer l0I.
Fifth race, furlonEs-Finwater, il5:
Red bird. jr.. li5: Susie Howe. ll5: Blue
Ribbon, ii2: Bessie Abbott, 40; Brown
Fonso, no. Unlch. 105; Arundel, iO1.
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IA cunERF11L IpIoT.n

The Bonner Comedy Company attrac-
ton, "a Cheerful idiot" direct from Its
successful eastern run, will form the at
traction for three days at the Grand
opera House, commencing next Thurs
day. "a Cheerful idiot" eclpses in fun
ali the competitors, its dialogue IS bright
and witty and 1t fairly teens with fun-
nv situations, and the speclaltles intro
duced are on the highest order. The
cast Is headed by Edward Libble Blon-
dell, better known as "the laughing
stars" among their support viii be
found such clever and refined artists us
Emery and Medina. singers and instru-
mentaIlsts; Armstrong and Porter
comedy duo: Waller and Waller, musl-
cal experts; Vestal and Day. Edna Tay-
lor, Joseph Morgan. the Robbins and
other clever entertainers. II You want
20 laugh, don't fall to see 'Fhe Cheer
fnI idiot" at the Grand.
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Those lnlmitnble iangh-makers, Nc
Doodle and Poodle, figured prominently
In an evening OF unalloyed merrlment
at the Grand Opera House last night
aid there was large audience TO laugh
over the ridiculous situations In which
they were placed. "McDoodle's Flats"
has been changed but little since It's
last appearance here. and oil the pop
mar features OF tho production have
been retained. II H. sprightly farce
comedy with lots Of dash and action
and Rice and BartOn's comedians intro
duce number Of hlEh-class speclalties
during the action. Barry ana Hughes
made a very pronounced hit In their up-
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Saturday next, at the opera House
Roland Reed will play his annual en-
rngement. and Will be seen in two of his
hest successes. At the matinee The
Wrong Mr. Wright" win be given; Sat
urdav night 'The Woman Halter" Will
he the bIli. In Mr.. Reeds company that
JeIlThtfuI actress. Miss Isadore Rush.
viii he seen In two attractive roles, and
viii as usual wear some magnificent
rOWnR
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owing to an accident to William
Brash, a change viii be made In the list
of names entered in the Wheeling league
handicap tomorrow evening. The ALI
Alike representative will be Fred Brash,
instead OF William Brash. The average
of the new player is 145, which will give
him a handicap Of six pins over En-
biem, Of the Bowlers, whose average Is
151
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Retail Groccrs Meet.

AT well attended meeting of the Re-
tail Grocers' Protective Association held
last evening the following were elected
for the term OF one year.
Board OF directors-J. u. kennen; f.
Vleweg, John s. welty. H. w. Schfebe,
and W. C. Eborts.
Tlrst presldent-H. F. Behrens.
Second Observation-Disclosures w.
Recording secretary-John C. Stree
bel. ,
Financial secretary-WiEIam wendell.
Treasurer-John Mckee.
A resolution was adopted allowing
members TO keep their stores open In
the evenings from December 16 to De-
cember %, and to close at noon on the
Mondays following Christmas and New
Years.
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Stockholders Reetiugs.

CtTocKHoLDERs MEETING.
Tho annual meeting of the stockholders
at Wheeling. will be held at the Banking
House on Tuesday. January 10 1893, be
tween the. hours OF one ~ and three %
JOHN WAGNER, Cashier.
Wheeling. W. Va. Dec. :. ISIS. DEL
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7onfed

DRoFITABLB HOME woRK-wp
il want few men and women in every
town to make novelties for us at their
homes: day or evening; So to SO weekly;
no cRnvasslnE or experience needed;
steady employment: plain Instructions
and work sei.t to your home on appHcA-
ton. BRAZIL " MANUFACTURING
COMPANY. New York CITY del2e
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BAGsTER's Teachers Bible with
name stamped in gold on cover, at 81 20,
81 80 up to 50 90. All full size, minion
type, overlapping corners, lined to
edge. International. Cambridge and
Haiman's also in stock at ridlculously
low prices. ,,
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to-date musical act. The ladies In the
company are all attractive and capable
actresses. "McDoodle's Flats" VIII be
presented tonight and tomorrow mat
inee and evening.
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METHODIST Hymnals. with or With
out music, at prices ranging from 36c
to 81 75 Names In gold on cover when
desired.
sTANToN's OLD ciTYBooK STORE.
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BOWLING.
WHEEL1NG LEAGUE.

The wheclIngs were short the services
OF Stevenson last night. and lost two OF
three games to the Bowlers. Tho winners
rolled three B0O-scorcs. The Bowlers
blind" carried OF individual honoFs with
30 nlns In the three gnmes. Score:
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EPISCOPAL Prayers and Hymnals,
In sets or separate, at prices ranging
from CSC to 81 so. Names stamped in
gold when desired
STANTON'S OLD CITY BOOK STORE.
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for over thirty years has successfully
treated the diseases Of women.
Unlike many modern medicines DR..
whisky, alcohol, sugar, syrup, opium or
narcotic Of any kind aud its use does not,
therefore, create d cr1vinR for stimulants.
Mrs Annie Hacker, of679 Catherine ST., Syra.
ciisr, N. ", writes. Your medicines have done
Wonders for me. For years my health WIS very
poor. had four miscarr!ages, but since taking
br. Piefce's Golden Medical Discovery and Ia.
vorilr Prescription ! have much better health,
and pow have fne healthy baby"
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&eaeaL


TADIEsI CAiehoslrfli English Pehyroyal Pts
ID piHss4 ptabak grp tho Best, 81. e ..s.,.;
"a, ~, N s1,,,S ~ n,t,ipE, iSnCi a. I,us1,.
Chichester CI6iRlSSf o., 1IiilSda,, Ia.
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scorers-Ailller and plnger. UmplrlI5
W. Raider. Tto-night-,All Alike. ana Colo
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GROUP Instantly relieved. DR..
Thomas Eclectrlc OIL, Perfectly safe,
Never fnlls. At any drug store 2
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UIII . JIG NVW TIN EIVH u
object. Cupid brings two
loving souls together-the
baby holds them together.
A woman Is never so
wonanly, so beautiful, so
happy as when abe is q
mother. Yet motherhood
Is denied TO some women
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Last nights games in the Carroll Club
League resulted as follows: ...4.
Mu,sEB LEAGUE.

scorers-Yogler and GundlInE. Umpire.
ISirchner. To-nlght-Rough Riders ana
Pacifcos.
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The fear of motherhood is rapidly passing
away and nothing has done so much TO
drive Il away as the record Of DR.. Pierees
Payorite Prescription.
DR.. Pierce has held that danger and pain
at the time Of paTturition were really I'M
necessary and UNNATURAL, and that IL every
woman were healthy and strong Us Nature
meant her to he this function would be per
formed painiessly and safely The abuse
Of centuries Of corsets-of health destroy.
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caaarfes.

SIANARIEs-6OO HARTz MOUNTAIN
Rollers, Males 500 Females SOC, ct
HENRY HELhtBRIGHTs, corner MAJ
Ret and Sixth streets. geS
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ing inactivity-ot de-
biiitating artiGciallifc
have made II inpos.
sible for some women
to fully return to the
perfect healthfulness
Of n natural state but
every woman may be
helped to n large de-
gree. The organs d.
rectiy involved may
be strengthened, pu.
rihed, invigorated for
the time OF trial and
for this purpose DR..
Piefce's RavoTite Pre-
scription has been
used with success
by hundreds OF thou,
sands Of women. II
Is the product Of tho
skill and experience
Of n regularly ETndu-
atsd phySician-a
skilled anecinlist who
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North Enders rolled three good games
last night, and OF course clicked" the tall
enders, on AgalnS. Score:
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Cupid's work Is done when the baby
comes. The soft, little, clinginE, helpless
mite Is the crown of love. is coming
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/ CO. Geo. 1. StifeI & Go. Geo. T. StifeI 3 %.
Tie Crowds Are Where Attractions GaWH and Without 0 Stores ias
Especial Christmas Attractions Therefore tie People
Geo. Z. StifeI & Co.

Attractive Wares;
More Attractive Prices;
therefore prettier and more salts
factory gifts for less money.
Animal Fur Rugs
with half head, from the famous
furriefs of ~. Ruszits Co." Red
Fox, Gray Fox, Wild Cat, Prairie
Wolf, Wolverine and Bear consti-
tute our present assortment; also
Goat Rugs in black, gray or tan,
and Lamb and Angora Afghanstor
infants carriages,
The German Singing Bird on
display, day and night.
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SGoau.:

MONEY TO LOAN ON REAL ES-
IYl. TATE. Six peatcent interest and one
nor cont premium. total seven per cont
Amply 10 THE BUCKEYE SAVIHG5 y
LOAN CO., 32d st. RellaIre. Ohio. oeI.
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THE HANDICAP.

Scorers-Ingate and Marti. Umpire
Adams. To-nlEht-Bowlers and Dalsles.