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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-07-11
MARTINS FERRY NEWS.
The Daily Chronicle of WheelinG's
Progressive NeIghbOr.

Mr.. and Mrs. c. II. onRr, Of Muneie.
Ind, are the guests OF the family OF
William Joy, on Broadway. They leave
Thursday for New York, where they
sail on Saturday for Europe to be gone
about three months.
Miss Essie Boyd Issued invitations
Yesterday for party to be given At her
home on North Front street, Friday
evening in honor OF her cousin, Miss
Essie Williams. OF Minneapolis, MINI.
Invitations were issued yesterday
for a lawn party to be gtvon by Miss
NettIe Moore and Lucy Sedgwick II
the home OF the former on Madison and
Zane streets Thursday evening.
], r. Wilson. the laundryman. has
lust put in n new Finton collar and cum
starcher which Is one OF the latest I'M
provements in that line.
The Maennershor singing society.
their families and friends Will picnic in
Charles Senbright's orchard Sunday az
ternoon and evening.
q. F. Brady has rented the vacant
room In the opera block, where he ex-
poets to engage In the dry goods busi-
ness.
Miss Margaret Donavan. Of Pitts
burgh, Is the guest Of her sister, Mrs.
Matt Bader. OH South Fourth street.
THE MaennerGhor singing society,
take part in the Swiss conGert Mt Mo-
cart park Sunday. July %.
f. H. Flick and family and William
LIpphardt and family returned last
evening from Cincinnati.
The Baptist church and Sunday
school will picnic at Cresap's Grove
Itt1y 10
Milton Lewis, OF St. Louis, is the
guest OF his sister, Mrs. Jas. Murdoch,
OF Jefferson street.
Calvin Gray, OF New Concord. o., Is
the guest OF Judge ]. c. Gray, on
Fourth street.
Mrs. II. c. UlrIch returned last even
Ing after n months visit with relatives
Mt Muncie. Ind.
Louis and Charles Llpphardt leave
Thursday for n pleasure trip through
the east.
Edward Fensky went to Washington,
Pa, yesterday, where he has secured a
position.
Mrs. LorIng Hobbs returned yester-
day from n visit with Youngstown, o.,
friends.
Misses Ella and Katharine stlmmel.
OF Columbus. are the guests Of Camp
Rest.
Joseph Jcrger and Henry Stead left
yesterday on their wheels for Column
bus.
Harry Mullaney returned yesterday
after visit with WGllsburg relatives.
Hal McHenry and Tie Husldns went
to Smlthhcld Inst evening ON business.
The ST. PRul's Episcopal church will
picnic at Wheeling park tomorrow.
Rev. A. II. Robinson, Of Pittsburgh,
was IN town yesterday.
The owls Will 10 into camp opposite
Tllt0nvlllc tomorrow.
Mlss Elva Hicks is the guest Of rel
aliyes at Cambridge.
Earl Thompson Is visiting friends In
nIttuIupuh
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BENWOOD NEWS.
Local Happenings or1mportance In
Busy Town.

Local Happenings of1mpOrtance In a
Busy Town.
Yesterday morning about o'clock the
police captured two strangers, who
were trying to enter the Ohio River de-
pot. The fellows ran, but not fast
enough TO eyade capture. They were
taken to the lookup and the officers
were surprised to learn what profess
slonals they had on their hands. One
OF the crooks was tall man and the
other very short, Each had q Jimmy
and hirty-elght-calibre revolver and
n burglars assortment Of skeleton keys.
These keys opened nearly nll the
business houses on Main street. The
MoundsVillc depot was robbed few
nights ago and the operator there and
officer Stilwell came lip to identify the
men as the thieves. but weren't posi-
tive they were the men. Detective Me-
hen came from ParkersburB In answer
to request and also sized the gentle
men up. One of them Is from Pitts
burgh. They are undoubtedly bad citi-
gems and feeling OF security would
pervade this community II they could
be given long terms behind the bars.
Last night the judges awarded the
prizes in the Debold- Slippner road race,
ner TO the McMechen bridge and re-
turn. The winner couldn't be decided
that evening, owing to the numerous
claims Of foul and disputes about GER
tain riders being helped IN hills and
over railroad crossings. The race.
which was splritedlY contested and Wit
messed by large crowd. resulted in
VIII ISesley, a scratch man, getting the
time prize; time, 1906. The other riders
getting prizes were vRryingly handt-
capped and they finished this wise:
First, Walter GeraBhty; second, John
Kelly: third, Frank Mahood; fourth,
j. o'Donnell; fifth, VIII Blake.
It is said that by the purchase Of
Remhofs place, the Riverside will con-
tinue its private tracks across Boggs'
run to the Baltimore & Ohio yards. at
Koontz's. and that when this arrange
ment is perfected much Of the tracking
at the company's loop will be abandon
ed, for It is the intention to erect some
new mills on the ground In the loop
now used for ball games. What these
mills will be devoted to none there be to
say, for secrecy clothes the plans. Ia
the coke plant when II was first begun.
But It is pretty close to the mark TO say
u blast furnace or steel works. or both.
Mrs. Henry Koehler, Of Boggs run,
was seriously Kicked by horse yester-
day morning. She was going through
her stable when the horse let loose his
heels. Mrs. Koehler's spine was injur-
ed and after she was carried into the
house, DIR. Hasklns was summoned.
No fatal results are feared.
The Pabst-C urran building is almost
ready for the roof. and the bricklayers
will soon be done.
Miss Mary Gateley has returned from
brief sistersville sojourn.
Miss Nora Dolbeare has returned
from q visit to Terra Alta.
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BELLAIRE HAPPENINGS.
Matters of Interest In the Metropolis
ofBclmont County

Matters of Interest In the Metropolis
orBclmont County
Up in Carroll county. where they
have but twcnty-fou votes oil told in
the congressional convention there are
four candidates for the nomination, or
will be when the time comes, according
to the Carroll Republlcnn-stnndar 1t
names Hon. John H. FImple. Judge L.
II. Taylor, William +. Butler and Hon.
Thomas Leggett. And the Ohio State
Journal has unearthed n new man In
Harrison county in the person OF S. G..
Peppard, Of Scio. When the convention
gets down to business. however, the
candidates will most likely be Hon. z.
L. Weems, OF Belmont; Hon. j. ]. Gil,
OF Jefferson. and General D. A. Hol-
llngsworth, OF Harrison. No official no
tIce has yet been taken OF the vacancy
by the governor and until then the cam
dIdntes will be content with their news
paper notices and suggestions. and then
the merry war will begin.
The Northeastern Ohio Volunteer
Firemen's Association will meet at
Salem this year and they win have n
two days tournament there at the
same time. The prizes are $125 and $50,
by the association and there is an open
race for entries for a purse Of 5000
James W. Wilkinson, Of this city, Is
president of the association, and the
Bellaire boys are likely to be well rep
resented this year.
James l.. speldel. the Cleveland &
Pittsburgh mail clerk who took d
twenty days leave Of absence, during
which time he took unto himself a
wife, resumed his run yesterday, and Is
receiving congratulations all along the
line.
Michael Boston. who was injured the
latter part OF last year Mt the steel
works, and who has been unable to
work since, was able to resume his du-
ties at that plant yesterday morning.
Charles Culbertson left yesterday
morning for indianapolis, Ind, to at
tend the annual convention OF the iron
moulders union of America.
The Ladies' Auxiliary OF the Knights
OF st. John held special meeting last
evening and arranged for lawn fete to
be given in the near future.
Thomas Powers and Dom. McGrall,
glhsSworkers Of this city, are at Nun
Gle, Ind. attending the national con-
vention.
Rezin Darby and family have gone to
st. Clalrsvllle TO spend ten days with
william n. Darby. at that place.
Miss Eliza Francisco the Third ward.
left yesterday afternoon for Sistersville,
to spend n week with relatives
John Manley, OF the Fourth ward,
went out 10 Jacobsburg yesterday, 30
spend n week with relatives.
Mrs. William Dougherty has returned
home from weeks visit with friends
at Epworth Park.
The Young Mems Club nre talking of
camping out for two weeks near Arm
strong's Mills.
Miss Sadie Kane, OF Caldwell is the
guest OF Mrs. William Oberman, In tho
Fourth ward.
NJ. D. Hill has returned home to
Beallsvllle. after spending week with
N. Booth
Mrs. Alvin kirkpatrick has returned
home from two weeks visit ut Be-
thesdn.
Miss Clara Reinhard. of Pittsburgh,
is the guest Of relatives in the Second
ward.
c. w. Blppus will open his new drug
store in the Fourth ward next Thurs
day.
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WELLSBURG.
Doings ofPeoplc in the Brooke Conn
ty Metropolis.


Two colored men. James and Earl
Banks. were lodged in Jail charged win
n murderous assault on T.. d. Snyder
Mt the Blanche coal mine near Collier.
SNYDER was seriously injured by a
blow from pick in the hands OF one OF
the men. They fled to steubenville and
reuuIsitIon papers had to be taken out
TO bring them here. They Will be CIV
en- hearing tomorrow by Justice
Wright.
AT noon tomorrow, at Christ Prot
estant Episcopal church, will occur the
wedding Of Rev. c. A. Chrlssmnn' OF
Louisville, KY, and Miss A. ]. Croth-
ers. of WellsburR. The Rev. L. II.
swan. pastor OF Christ church, Will off,
cihte, and some $50 Invitations have
been issued.
Deputy Internal Revenue Collector
Singleton, OF Wheeling, was here yes
terday looking up violations OF the war
revenue stamp law. He found but few
cases here, and those the result OF In
ndyertence or Ignorance of the law.
Assessor Ed. Smith has almost COM
Melted the assessment OF the county.
He reports falling on in personal
property which will be partially onset
by the value Of new buildings erected.
The county court granted the cleo
trio railway company rIgnt Of way over
the county roads asked for. subject to
the conditions Of an ordinance TO be
hereafter prepared
Wirths Brothers. who have opened
decorating establishment at the Frank
glass works. advertise for forty girls
to 20 TO work tomorrow morning.
Mrs. ]. w. Lane and Miss Bessie
Wisemnn, OF Centery4lle. Iowa, are the
guests OF Mrs. Lanes sister, Mrs. DIR.
Il. II. Werlich.
Miss Dorothy Miller, OF Pittsburgh, Is
here to spend her summer vacation
with her parents. Rev. and Mrs. Il. I.
Miller.
Manager John Dornan. OF the River
side glass works, Is taking vacation
at Atlantic City and other points in the
east
Prosecuting Attorney Cotton return
cd yesterday from a business trip to
Chicago and st. Louis.
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Miss LockheaFt's
LETTER 10 MRS. PINKHAA.
ItrTTrl % NJ. FIHEHAn 30. 67,ioil

tLEfTER 20 uRG FfEEHAN 70. 67,ioil
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Only the women who have suffered
with female troubles can fully appre-
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Mrs. Pinkham responds quickly and
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BOWLING.

In the Mozart bowling tournament
last night, Harvest took three
straight from z. z. z. a., on the follow
ing score:
Harvest-Rader ,t56. 165, 1889; BeIswln-
ger, ls7, $50. ISL: Holvington, lis, 1SO.
Ito; Rahr, 1889, 1888, 1856; Balzer, 1853. l54.
100; Blind, 1876, 16l, l49; totnls, $50, $685.
z. z. 2. Z.-Hopwood. 1I4. 1855. 154;
Relneke. %. 90. 1888; Hazlett, l22, l3I, ~;
Pauiaus. l25, JOS, lis; Bohn, 1l3, 1os, lbL;
Bartels, 1856, lO5, 1O2; totals, 75i, 701,. sos.
Carroll Club Cyclers won three
straight from OsceolR without turning
a hair, and incidentally worked In q
four-figure score. Cachran rolled 22l
in the second game. Score:
C. c. C.-Gaus, $50, 14s. 1853: o'Brien,
15s. l56, 15i; Handlan, 15g, 172, ISL: Coch-
ran, l59, 22l. 1877: Meteor, 1856, l6l. l5s:
Blind, 40. 1854. 146; totals, S73. LOIS, s2s'
Osceolas-C. Fette. 1874, 40, 17S; Nolte,
119. i75. 1870: H. Fette. 17G 1923, l4T: Mar
tin, ITO, 127, 131: Rothermund, 12S, l22,
liz; C. Norteman, l45, 15S, Sc; totals
$40 sac S34
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BRIDGEPORT HAPPENINGS.
Events OF a Day In tho Town at the
End of the Bridge.

Events OF Duy W tlu AO"" 80 e''N
End of the Bridge.
The collection at the West End NJ. e.
church Sunday amounted to something
over 500, which will be used TO dCfray
expenses OF repairing the church.
The Masonic hall Is undergoing ex-
tensive repairs and there Will be no
meetings OF that order until the regu-
lar meetings In September.
Mr.. Elmer McConahey, Of Chicago
Junction, Is quite III at the home OF her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Alex. Gill, In
this city.
The family Of II. T. Howell expect to
no into camp this week Mt their old
camping grounds on the second island
Thos. Frazier, Judge briggs, w. ".
Campbell and George Duncan left yes
terday for Cambrldgcboro Springs.
John Burd and Joshua Holland leave
this morning for FreepOrt 10 spend n
few days fishing and hunting.
James Duke had tho first finger or his
left hand badly cut yesterday while
handling some old stove-pipe.
The EpwOrth Lcngue OF the West
End NJ. u, church VIII give Il social
this evening nt the parsonage
Miss Mamie Caldwell returned 10 h'r
home In Steubenylllc yesterday after
n visit with Miss Eva Coss.
Crown Cochran left yesterday for
Alliance where he win superlntcnd the
street paving Of that city.
Mr.. aud Mrp, James Morrow leave to-
day FOR Atlantic city to be gone n cou-
pie Of weeks.
REV. L.. q. Graham went TO Butter,
Pa yesterday TO spend few days WIS.,
itInC friends,
George Brown and George Jcpgon, u
81, Clnlrsville, were in the city ycstcr-
day.
j. NJ. Davis, OF Cleveland, was In
town yesterday.
GcorEr Russell ls III at his home on
High street
Wade Osborn Is on the sick list
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M,MECnEN NOTES.
Daily Items of Interest About People
and Events.

The work Of draining the large pond
was commenced yesterday. j. l.. Nc
Mechcn has charge Of the work and
with tho assistance OF the Baltimore q
Ohio expects to complete the work In
ten dpys.
Richard Wystwood and wife, aud
James 4. Powell ana wife have re-
turned to their homeR In Wheeling M
ter visiting friends here.
Roy. Butler Of Delaware. Ohio. VIII
lecture to the Epworth Leugne tonight
and everybody II Invited TO attend.
Thieves entered scynral cellars and
stole everything In sight sunday night.
Homer Morgan has returned from
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THEY WANT HARROW.
Some Of the Wheeling Fans Desire a
y Winning Manager and Team.

Winning Manager and Team.
Last night movement was set on
foot to bring about, II possible, change
in the management and makeup of
the Wheeling base ball club. Some OF
the fans assert that there must be a
change all round II Wheeling is to
have q winning team, and they propose
to ask Mr.. Howell for his price for the
Wheeling franchise and players. II he
consents to sell and his price is reason
able, 1t is proposed to secure the SER
vices of Edward G. Barrow, now presl-
dent of the Atlantic league Of base ball
clubs, who managed Wheeling's PEN
nant winning team in 1896. The Attain
tic appears to be on the ragged edge,
Scranton and Paterson having gone TO
tho wall. hut ms the six other clubs have
begun new championship season, i
seems doubtful that Mr. Barrow would
consent to come to Wheeling, even IL
Mir. Howell would Sell out, which is al
so doubtful.
The Intclligencer does not believe
that 1t Is necessary for the club TO
change in order to secure n winning
team, Undoubtedly, Mr.. Howell has
done his utmost to secure winner.
and II he has not the fault Is surely not
his. He is now endeavorlng TO strength
en- the weak points, and the FANS
ought to give him their encouragement
in his hard struggle.
The Register yesterday morning
came out with dizzy story about Mr..
Howell having got things in readiness
to move the club from Wheeling be-
fore the street car strike was settled.
There IL absolutely no truth in that
statement, and the only semblance OF
truth In the whole unreliable recital
wns that the management intended to
transfer games abroad that were sched-
uled for the Island grounds. The Regis
ter adds: at is not generally known
that Pop Lyle secured backing. and
made n proposition to Howell for tho
transfer OF the club to him" Possibly
Il may not have been generally
known" in the Register sanctum. but
Intelllgencer readers learned all the
details the morning following the maxi
ing Of the proposition.
Twenty hits on Parvin! Gee whlz!
whats the matter with Parvln? EY-
erything, apparently.
Eighteen hits of Poole on Sunday;
twenty off Parvin on Mondnyl WIN 1t
be twenty-five on Pastorlus or Wells
to-day? "
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Boardtree. where he has bean visiting
friends.
The Kings Daughters will meet to-
morrow with Mrs. Jesse Clayton.
Mrs. George GIlllngham and children
are visiting ut Glen Easton.
Wilbur Kemple Is laid up with a Sc
we're case Of gastric fever.
Charles Zimmerman is laid up on &C
count of sickness.
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SAN FRANCISCO. July 1O.-Death
called DR.. Mary c. Edmonds, a we'll
known physician of this city, in tragic
fashion ut her home, 9iS Bush street.
The accidental setting OF of bur
glar alarm wrought up her nerves to
such a strain that she suffered death
by fright. She went to Il window and
blew n whistle. Help came. but Just ns
she opened the front door she tottcred
and fell dend.
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INTER-STATRLEAGU
srANDTNo OF CLUBS.

GRAND RAPIDS. Mich, July 10
Dobbs' illness forced Wheeling to- use
three pitchers in the field and they were
weak at the bat, but the locals were
out-helded, the fielding Of Taylor, Niles
ana Lyons being the features. Man
ager Howell Is determined to strengthen
the team at any cost. He has signed
Pitcher Miller, of last years New Cas-
tie team, and has lines out for Nation-
al league short stop and fast out
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;!sssI,5 Rapids ...,S SSs& 8 81 g;

summnry-stolen bases: Bradley. Tor
reyson. Wells. Two-base hits; Mccall,
base hits; Harper. Cote. Double plays:
Bailey Mccall and Cote; Strang and
TyIneham. Struck out: BY Harper, G; by
Parvin, l. Bases on balls: on Harper J;
PRryin, Passed balls: Cote, /. Time: 2
hours. Umpire: EbriEht
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carroll Climb Cyclcrs Run.

The Carroll Club cyclers will endeav-
or to hold their annual run to st. Vim
cents Home at Elm Grove. Wednesday
evening, July 70, start to be made from
the club house ut p. m. sharp. All G..
c. CTS are invited to attend with their
Indy friends.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.

PITTSBURGH, Pa, July 1O.-Tho Pitts
burghs lost because they could not hit
when needed. In tho NTH inning Smith
was injured and Phillips was sent to right
iicld, HawIcy going on the rubber The
Mis- on Iolfor were made when hits meant
....nb,,ro ism Score:
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nnnnK1YN SHIT OUT.

NEW YORK. July io.-The Phillies
wound up their series with brooklyn to-
day by playing championship ball and
shutting out the superbas with ease. 1t
was ira frst victory Of the season for the
Visitor On me local ground the series
standing 10 IN favor Of brooklyn. Plat
was puzzle at all times. while McJameS
was hit at Will. McFhrland's all-Rround
playing was the feature. Score: ,,r,
PHILADELPHIA ......lOlO2OS21-l0 le Z
Brooklyn ............0 o 90 OO0-O O
Earned runs: philadelphia, Z. Batteries:
Piatt and Cross; McJnmes and Smith. um-
pires: Lynch and Connolly. Time: 2:lO
Attendance: 200
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A. G. SPALDING & Bros,
NEW YORK, CHICAGO AND PHILADELPHIA.

+. "ITs NAME ITS GUARANTEE"
lots from $3.50 to $500, in payments
Of $40 cash and from Sc to Sl2 monthly,
without interest.
AlI-improvements made and paid for
by the Spalding Company.
SpaIdins is Situated Just west Of Har.
vey and south Of Blue Island, from
l4lst tOvlSSth streets, and between
Ashland and Western avenues.
Many trains each day between Chicago
and Spalding. On electric line OF cars
Eve.cent fare.
Complete abstract OF title furnished
with each lot. Local employment given
to those who are holders OF property In
Spalding.
For full particulars call on
c. q. MlFFLIN,
SPECIAL AGENT. No. IS fourteenth ST.
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The Will Gutmans defeated the Nell
son Tigers on the Fulton grounds In the
presence OF large crowd. The feature
OF the game was the batting ana catch-
ing OF Metzger, Of the Gutmnns' score:
Gutmans ............s 13602o rs
Tigers ......u.""..4 90 = 4 vi
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Summary Earned runs: PltNDntHh, u
Cincinnati. ? Two-hnsu Mia. I,oIoNaI'
SclIaeh. Thrrc-lasc hits; Williams. Sghtl-
Yer. Wood Stolen bases: BuwCrman, Hol;
for, Irwin. Double plays OBuen .ly anu
B1wormnn. TIrst hnso on balls: on nos
Ter. 3. on Phillips, on linwley, IN ~
plfrhod ball bhnlipR Struck out. ny
iinwIey. Passed balls: schrlvcr, wood.
Tin g.2a I'umplrc; Latham
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GO. Smith, '1 s.s. . 5ssh:sa.
DESIRABLE HOMES FOR SALE.

A two-story brick and frame addition.
Lot Is feet inches by about 40 feet. on
west side OF Main street, : doors north
OF Eighth street Only $500 this week.
Large and desirable building sites in
Pleasant Valley, from ] TO 5 acres OF
ground Site cannot be beat for resi-
K iine and cheap building lot on Lind
street-35O0 only,
street. with brick dwelling on alley. Z
This is all desirable property and an
Investment.
fourth and ChaplIne streets, part Of Al.
hRmbra Rink and frame dwelling, ro0mG
on IT,, will be offered cheap this week.
C. A. SCHAEFER & CO.,
Corner Fourteenth and Market Streets.
Telephone 6i1,
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sENArnRsl lIARD mTTlN0.

wAsIISGTON. July lO-Tho Senators
won to-day by hard hitting aud fari h 'i,i
INK Mercer was hit 90 times bul bsgIu,
more could not score after nccuilnB ~
pgsHos to frst. flaEiu's fielding WI oi y
sensational character. AitehGuhVe' '-'-''
Score
yVnsbi,gton O4I6iG00i--1 Il
baltimore ............0OOOl 600 81
Earned rtnni Warrington. 81 Baiiimore'
I. Batteries. Mercer, klttridBei hitson'
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1t will pay you a large profit in short
time. A modern factory town to be built
for the manufacturing Of Athletic Goods
made by the great firm OF
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2nmbtnn. Sc.
GEn. nlnRnRD q son.

GEO. HlBBERD G son,
Tho Plumbers and Gas Filters. are now
putting in their CALORiFlC Cook Stove
burners Tor $500 and $3.50. II your plumb
or cannot accommodate you with one, clll
on Ms, and we will put II In subject 70 your
approval and guarantee sRtiEfactIon. We
defy competition ON this burner.
Enll NJ l1ll Market nlrLnt.