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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-25
SAYS HE BEAT HER.
Mrs. Nellie Phelau has Her Husband
Arrested on the Charge Of Battery.

Mrs. Nellie @. Ihelan wife Of Daniel
W. Phslan. walked into Justice Par
dec'H court THIS afternoon. aud stated
that her husband had been abusing
her shsmcfully by beating and kicking
her. In support NJ her remarkable
statements, she put into evidence sew
eral ugly bruises on her arms ana also
pair " badly digcolorrd eyes.
She sworc 10 "a complaint charging
him with battery. Justice furdec put
a warrant into the hancs Of Deputy
sheriff MEDIUM who sailed forth, re-
turning IN few minutes with the al
legged bruiser. phelan waived the read
INK 81 the complaint and pleaded not
guilty lie will be- nrrulgned tomor-
row morning at 10 o'clock To insure
bis appearance in court tomorrow. he
was required 90 put up 500 In hard.
cold cash.
The principals IN the case reside at
Murray aud the trouble. as specified la
the complaint. occurred yesterday.
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Matthews Was Crushed Against
the Boiler and Scalded.
HIS BODY BROUGHT HOME.
Reported that the DepiorabIc Csism-
icy Was Due to AN EnEinecr's
Failure to Regard orders

Details Of the terrible wreck on the
Rio Gfande Western wednesday after
noon indicate that one engineer was
exceedingly dercict In the discharge "
his duty. II seems that a light engine
was returning from assisting No. pas
sengcr, up the hIll. and failed 10 meet
the wcstbound freight the other side
rushed through the tunnel near kyune.
ana with out seconds warning
crashed into tho freight engine. Ia the
crash that followed poor Engineer Rob
ert Matthews was hurled against the
boiler front by "A mass " coal, and was
slowly scaldcd to death. The agony he
suffered was 10 awful that death must
have been a merclfui relief Escape was
out u the question. Wcdgcd In, ~ he
was. against the boiler by u huge mass
Of coal. II was Impossible 60 CNtrluatu
him before death claimed ita victim.
The engineer. whn. % ~ said, was In a
degree responsible Tor the disaster. and
the two nrcmen. escaped without being
seriously hurt
A. stated ia last nights News" the
dead engineer was "a single man. Ito
has been on the Western Tor "A year,
but has only worked In the capacity
OF an engineer a. few weeks Ills ma
tive State 10 Georgia and Il lH believed
that he has relatives there, and also Ia
Virginia Efforts have been made TO
locate them, but up 10 late hour this
afternoon, no Information relating to
them has been received here.
The remains u the deceased are now
at the undertaking establishment of 5.
-. Evans. No arrangements have been
made Tor the funeral. but u every rf-
fort 10 communicate with his relatives
prove futile tho burial will perhaps
take place al Grand Junction, Colo, na
that 10 whore he resided recently
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-25
JOHN GRAY is ARRAlCNEO.
The Ers,whiic burglar Rests In the
County Jail, Prior to Another
Term In the state Prison.

An Individual named John Or1y. who
IL now spending vacation at hotel de
Thomas. otherwise known me- tho West
side bastilc. faced Judge McMnster
this morning. 10 show cause why he
should not be nont to JAN Tor assisting
In the escape 81 tho widely known
"Goldio" Brown. from the conhncs u
the state prison.
Uruy was nrrnlgnod on the charge ~
"asslHtlng In the escape ~ a prisoner
from the state prison" lie concluded
that he would not ruffcr tho f0rmalltlou
peculiar To- preliminary examinations
and pleaded not guilty Ito didn't
bother hie gray matter about bail
either, A. for 1ohu'R friends they
were simply mono est invcutuH II was
snid that he didn't have enough Go
buy hole IN "a dough nut ana cuuHv-
await the pleasure ~ the district court.
"Goldie' Bruwn, who " VIII Dee re-
n"mbvrcd escaped from the "housr on
the hill" and hiad himself Co Eyaur-
ton, Wyo. " quite "a notorious char
acter In the West having been mixed
IN IN several wrong doalH. the llHt ~
which was burglary.
Gray 10 ale-p something ~ "a burglar
himself having blown open sufcs for
the Utah Implement company ANA 9th
ere, without tho owners consent. ile
got out ~ inll only two days before
"Goldlc" Brown took French leave "
Warden Dow,
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SOUTHERN PACIFIC SAYS NO.



4 Chicago dispatch Of Aug. "a says.
Passenger officials OF the western roads
today received notification from the
Southern Pacific 20 the effect that that
line had found II impossible 90 carry
out the plan Tor an equitable distribu-
ton Of the cnHt-huund soldier traffic
from san Francisco. In its notification
the Southern Pacific exploded a bomb
by saying that several of the lines
which had entered Into the agreement
10 have the business satisfactorily and
fairly distributed, were operating with
fcnlpers in San Francisco, Omaha and
Kansas city. and giving the phlI pine
cAmpniEnors opportunities 10 secure
rates considerably less than those orig
inully agreed upon by an the lines. The
agreement now Is Tlrdcd as a dead
letter. and many serious complications
are expected 90 arise as a result Of the
violation % lt.
The lines drew up government
sanctioned agreement which fixed BOl-
dicrs' rate OF 80 from the Golden
Gate 10 omaha or Kansas city, Il was
agreed that the regular rate from the
Missouri river points TO this city should
he maintained, Soon after the soldiers
began 10 return from tho Philippines.
II IL said the offending lines began 60
oollabOrnte with the brokers In San
Francisco and the Missouri river
points. Arrangements We're made
whereby the rate from Omahn was cut
fully une-thlrd
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KNEW A THING OR TWO.

when n boy at school. tho late Mr..
Spurgcon took prominent part In
nnnwoftng all questions put 10 the class,
ono cold day however. tho teacher
noticed that he was - very backward
thaf he remained the whole tlmo at tho
bottom OF tho class.
This went on Tor some time. and puz-
Eled the teacher. until he noticed that
tho nro was near the bottom OF the
class II" Immediately changed the
class about, making the bottom tho top.
lie thor Rad the satisfaction Of hear
ing all his questions fully answered by
Spurgeon, and that young hopeful keep
Ing tha same seat, tho only difference
being that he was at tho top of tho
class instot.d or the bottom.-Sparc Mo
meuth.
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work viii be Commented within 90 Day,
Mo Mrand. Gni.on.

Rio ursnds Cut-ou.
The Denver News Of Aug % has the
following; The grading contract Tor
the Canon city and Cripple Crock rail-
road was yesterday awarded 60 Garlic
q Wclihrec Of Pueblo. The line will be
about seven miles long and viii cone
meet with the Florence and Cripple
Greek railway at mile post No. g M.
teen days are given the contractors ln
which 10 begin work and they nErre 90
have the rondhod ready FOR the steel
within slxty-fivc days.
The people Of Canon city purchased
the right Df way and terminal grounds.
subscribing $40 900 for the purpose. the
company agreeing 10 make this it4
southern terminus. locating machine
shops and round houses here ana opcr-
htlnr all through trains TO the Cripple
Greek district through this point. The
railway company also proposes 90 oH-
tabliHh It's offices here and has offered
10 contribute 10000 toward building a
SIS 900 union depot.
The Rio grande also offers 90 catab-
l.ah division headquarters az Canon
city n the people VIII give them eight
miles of switch room and other grounds.
II n claimed by knowing ones that the
RIO Qrande coutomplatUa building a
CUTOFF between this point and Colorado
Springs. The length OF this cutoff
would DO tribe more than forty-hvo
miles and would shorten the running
time of through trains between Denver
and Salt Lake two hours and thirty
minutes.
The Canon city and Cripple Greek
company IL figuring on extending ita
line into Custer county. aiming 90 tag
the rich farming lands In the Wet
Mountain valley II would also open
up some valuable mineral territory ly,
Ing between Canon city snd Silver
Gln.
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LATE LOCAL NEWS,

The trumphai arch w,d be lllumi-
mated tomorrow night Tor the last tmc
preparatory tn tearing down the struc-
ture, To-day Chairman Barncs received
word to that rngct from the Union
Light ana Power company which has
Hp generously supplied tho necessary
electricity fur the Effects free uf cost.
during the pact week.
Grand Master J. n. phclam Of Hnnni-
bat. Mo, OF tho Masonic fraternity, ar
rived I'm town today ana win remain
about 10 days, attending 20 business of
the order 60 which hc belongs.
The reception Ia honor OF the Twcn-
tlyth ward volunteers takes place THIS
evening iu the ward uHavmhly rooms at
O'Clock Al residents of the ward
over 10 years of axe arc Invited 10 be-
present,
HngpnbDohH wild animals arrived nt
the grounds today and viii Dee ready
Tor exhibition tonight -Four baby
lions were born this afternoon ON the
grounds, so doubt they viii Doc known
uH tho sult Palace Hons as long as they
live
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-25

H. ]. Franklin, Of the Santa 70 claim
department at Pueblo. was IN the city
today.
General Agent II. VI. Clay u tho
tnl1u Pacific VIII probably 90 to Glen
wood Springs tonight, lie has not fully
recovered from his recent illness,
4. l.. Flanagan Of Reno. New. passed
through Salt Lake on the 2lrd Inst with
one train load u lambs for tho East.
Two more train loads passed through
today They ARE shipped via the Dem
yor and RIO Grando and the Missouri
Pacific,
mo attempt viii be- made TO extend
the Colorado and Northwestern railroad
beyond Ward this year" NJ, NJ, Mays,
one OF the directors, IN quoted uH say
ing. THAT much was decided az tho
last meeting of the directors three
weeks ago. Whether or not the road
will ever be extended beyond Eldora IL
question Tor the future. but certain
II Il that no extensions VI any kind will
De made this year.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-25

SING IN THE TABERNACLE
az ssltair This Afternoon A. Lagoon
Yesterday Leave This E'on-
iuH Tor the EnsG

Tho ono hundred and thirty four
mcmbcra 81 the Arion German sluginr
soclety ot New York arrived In Salt
Lake about $50 last night The party
was received at the depot by O. l8llEa-
ton OF local Germans. They wen"
conveyed 10 the Knutsfori h1trwhera
everything had been arranged Cor their
comfort while In tho city.
Aftor performing their lbIutI1u' Che
party was whlflod out 10 Lagoon on "a
special train. An olabofot. ana tasty
banquet was prepared Tor them there.
and after rartakInr Of 10 they repaired
TO the pavilion. whore prrat kr1rF"r
~ the Harmonic club. gave them n
short speech ~ welcome. which was
responded a. very happily by President
WClnocht SONGS were sung by WUm-
bera Of the Harmonic club. uleo by tho
visiting singers. After dancing and
talking until ~ o'clock the party re-
turned tp thla city
This morning the visitors INDUCED IN
q trolley ride 10 Fort Douglas and other
parts of the city. AZ $3.50 thcy went
90 the Tabernacle where they were
treated % an organ recital hy PROT J..
J. Dnyncu. Tho ylHiiora were very
cnthuFlaHuc ~ their prulfn OF tho orr
Ean oud tho performer, ANA Co show
their appreciation. they willingly ac.
cspted an Invitation 90 cling. thereby
further deliFhting those who had been
assembled and who heard their charm.
ting selections.
The party won't out 90 saltnlr on tho
1915 train this afternoon where thoy
are cnjoyinE a dip IN tho hriny water
and the other pleasures Of the great &C..
sort
The party leaves Tor the East ovci
the RIO grandc nt O'Clock this oven.
Ink. The company a. bright. intolll,
gent happy lot and all the ylHlturi
are nElpw with enthusiasm whom thH1
speak NJ their Htuy IN Salt Lake There
were many regrets that they could mol
remain hero longer
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Pat McAree ShameiuIIy Handles a
Club.
MRS. wAFEEs SCALP CUT,


The man who has such an abnormal
and distorted taste FOR notorlcty that
be will make % bed out Of Frconbacks
ia Of the ctIn,r that H. calculated TO
do anything OF o. small or british ma
ture. About two years ago. Pat McAfoe.
hy some caprice u the fatca. came Into
possession Of no small amount u
money. and Co publish hls new and un-
Accustomed state of opuionco. be per
formed the ridiculous act that has been
described.
Last evening that same McAfoc went
home and demanded money % his wife.
She refused 20 give 10 20 him. where
upon he picked up cudgel and pro-
ccedcd TO beat her ia n manner that
would hay. made % beast rec0l with
shame In the unequal encounter
Mrs McAfoc was cut twice IN the scalp
which had 10 be- stitched together. Her
collar bono was broken and two Of her
fingers on her right hand were dlalp-
Gated. The woman Ia being cared for
BY Dr. Mclean.
McAgroe docs not deny having
beaten bic wife. and offers no excuse
but dngr ily says that he can stand 10
b. punished
McAfcr does not dtny having
~ twcnty-asyou years ago, but has
been in Utah only eleven months. Me-
Afee loft her IN ireland. but she ful-
lowed him and found him here after
he was turned down" by a Cnllfpr-
MIA woman, whom De- had been living
With and with whom h. went through
a marriage ceremony but was not prus-
poutgd for hiH blrlmuuH conduct.
MCAfCe was arrested by Officers Wiz
/ Hams and harlow at his house soon NE
| Ter the n1nlr and was taken 90 police
/ headquarters aud thrown into Jan.
Mra MrAfoc'H condition today "a
/ anything but satisfactory. and her
] brutal husband accordingly Will not
| have % hearing. possibly until Monday
| pending the Developments IN the case"
| Should the Injured woman recover
enough a. appear in court and thon
/ refuse 20 swear out o. complaint against
/ her uHsuilnnt probably the matter may
be- dropped ON the other hand. n Fhs
/ IL willing 90 prcss the matter McAfot
stands a good chance ~ serving tern
| In prison.
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line. The handsome little fellow at
noon was drawing the nickois In from
the ladies and receiving more kias-ss
than Lieut. Hobs0n could stand up
under. At / y. m. the teams were stlll
running into camp. The boys before
dismissal at noon rendered vote OF
thanks 10 the municipal oHeials OF
Provo city for sending down two wa
tor carte and the IRE engine py whlch
the dust was Nicely laid on the roads.
NEWS" BLACK HAWK EDITION.
Saturdays News" Aug %. will con-
tain an elaborate Illustrated history
of the Black Hawk war ana on the
Black Hawk Veterans association.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-25
BICYCLISTS, BEWARE.
Officer Davies Proposes 10 Make Il
Warm for Cyclists

Sixty dollars forfeited fines from the
sporting element ana a lone cyoIiHt who
had the tcmerity TO ride on the sidewalk
In the restricted district, ana opnac-
quently was mulctod tho customary two
dollars, constituted the business ln the
police court this afternoon,
Bicycle OfiCcr Davies. now that he
has returned from hls vacation pro-
pnHoa 10 lnuugurutH u crusade against
the cheerful pednlists and carry the war
Into their own country, From this time
ON every man, woman or child who
rides after shutdown without liEht will
be gathered lu AMI assessed tho uus-
tomOry o. Tho sourchcr who cndungDrA
the lives and Ryatems ~ placid pHlrTtrI-
ans viii likewise receive attention. toe
Eethrr with tho man who cuts On core
nrrH NJ the sidewalk ana omlla 10 ring
his bell on downtown crossings
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-25

splendid WORK has nccn Done short Tine
Onciais rushing ThiaEs Bnptdly.

Vice President and General Manager
bancroft, General Trafic Manager Ec-
cles and chief Engineer O'Mclvcny ~
tho oregon Short Line have gone 90 ST.
Anthony 10 liycn things up d bit on the
construction N that branch. Excellent
work has been done NO FAR, and the
ofnclals are highly pleased over future
prospects.
Superintendent Calvin Il nt the scene
NJ operations, and with the other onl-
clals VIII lend an impetus 20 the work.
Unless there II a failure TO furnish
ties. on the part OF the contractors, or
unless something Unforeseen tranHplrcH
10 prevent construction. the branch line
10 st. Anthony viii be completed In less
than two months.
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NO CHANGE FOR SANPETE.


The saupotr stake conference viii be
held on September and .. Ia a spec
lnl 90 tho "NewH" from Soda SPRINGS,
tho statement WIS made that the cons
ference would be- postponed 10 septcm-
Der o and no. but this Will not b. done,
a special 10 tho News" from ParlA
Idaho. where President snow now ~,
says the sanustr conference viii BE-
held ua originally announced. scptom-
Der and o. and that President Snow
and party Will be- Ia attendance on tho
occasion
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-25

Clerk Of the q. y. Passenger department
Toes 10 Wisconsin Tomorrow.

otis q. Cross. who has been connect
81 with the passenger department OF
the Union Pacific In this city. has re-
signed MT Cross took this action on
the goth inst, and tomorrow morning
he leaves for a trip Of recreation to tho
East
n. T.. Gray has been appointed rs
MT Cross successor as clerk In the pas
scngcr department and VIII doubtless
mn tho position with signal ability.
has been offcned a lucrative position
Friends OF Mr.. Gross intimate that he
has been offered "a lucrative position
la Wisconsin. This however. was not
verified
confident OF his succeaa, and extend
their good wishes.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-25
EMERSON SCHOOL ANNEX.
Pacific Lumber Company Win Probably
be- Allowed To Finish II.

A meeting " the board NJ education
IL called Tor tomorrow noon, 10 consider
the reyokInF of the contract with the
Pacific Lumber company because OF
the company being behind time On con-
struDtIuT the Emerson school annex n
IL not likely however that the meeting
win De- held, 1H the contractor iB now
pushing tho work with un possible
haste. and win probably complete the
building Zoo time flr USE. The members
~ the school board take into DUuHIurr-
alton that Cor % time pact. ANA until
quite recently, 10 BINS boon very dIWgult
20 secure carpenters but now there arc
plenty Co Doe obtained. ana the cone
tractor has put uu "a big force.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-25

GEORGE II. WALLACE.
President.


The Primary officers meeting will b.
held saturday September. End 1899. at
tho Exponent Office. prcHllHnts who
have not sent in their reports will
please bring them to the meeting
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-25

Logan Temple will close for removal
tion and repairs ON Friday. July elst,
and reopen on Monday, September ith.
1899, NJ, W. MERRILL.
pruHluuut.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-25

Inks"
by gallon. quart or pint, for ONCE VS.
News, books. stationery legal blah"
o.. .. UAMMEL.
q Weat Second South street.
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CHURCH NEWS.

IT, George conference win BE- held
on sunday and Monday iith ana 18th
VI September next. instead u 10Th and
18th. a. advertised.
+. u. RICHARDS,
JOS. +. SMITH.
RELIEF SOCIETY CONFERENCE.
Tho quarterly conference u tho Salt
Lake Stake Relief Society VIII be held
Sept md at 10 ". m, ana y. N, In
the Assembly Hall. The presidents and
officers and an interested Ia this work
are cordially invited. NJ. I. Horne,
President. a. T. Hyde. c. c. Cannon.
Counaelora.
Tha regular monthly meeting of the
High Priests OF the Salt Lake stake oi
Zion will convene In the Assembly hail
tomorrow Saturday at II "a. ~.
urethcren Of every quorum OF tho
Priesthood are cordially invited ~ meet
with uH.
GEORGE II. WALLACE.
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Tho moving pictures at saltnlr even
evening. free.
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NANTi TEMPLE,

The Manti Temple will be closed
Monday, 2sth OF August and reopencd
on Wednesday, nth Of October. 1893.
JOHN -. 4. McALLIsTER.
President.
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For sale by z. c. NJ. l.. Clark Ell.
dredge q Co, Salt Lake Hardware Co.
ana George A. Lowe. Salt Lake City.
Utah.
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nartholomew's Horses still show
Lagoon every day.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-25

Bartholomew's Horses still show a
Lagoon evHry day
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-25

LAGOON
Monday, August 2sth. Hospital cor"
Reunion.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-25

Provo, Aug. 25.-The Black Hawk bail
zoo the resort went on ln good stylp.
Daniel lnpusun'H band furnished tho
music fDr The vetHruuH More teams
with camp gQuipuge arrived on the
grounds this morning, The program
Uf the Wuru,ug was carried out very
successfully. A young drummer Of
about 1--WE years OF axe win appear on
the platform this afternoon, He plays
admirably and ls quite a prodigy In his
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CLEARING HOUSE REPORT

Salt Lake city, Aug q. 1899.
TudHy's glguriuTH .,....... ,s.3ls6.g3O. 90
ORE AND BULLION REPORTS.
Following ore todly's ore and bullion
receipts uH reported by the Institutions
below iudlcutud'
McCORNGCK & co.
silver and lead ores ...... ......,.S s.g25
Gold h1ra ,.,.. ,., 90. ''.'.'''..''' 2,-Vo
Total $4,000 90. ''' 90. 90. "'Alltlso
BAMBERGER a MMILLAN.
Bullion .,,., ,.,,,., .,... .,.,.,S 1900, 10
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sundny, AuE. Nlh, UIhh NoTuHVVV
We o. s. L., 4'l5 y. m.
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by taking a volante 10 Trinidad
though the charge for the latter Is
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1899-04-22

Coop standard tomatoes s cents
ut Posten's.
You can get best Spring Wheat
Flour for 80 cts. sack at kidd's
HESS Bros. phone is 145. A call
to them will bring the best meat Of
any kind to your door.
YOU can buy vanilla at Posten's
for five cents that is as good as you
can bnv elsewhere for ten.
TEN cents week gets you the best
small daily in the state. Why don't
you take it yourself and quit borrow
ing your neighbors paper?
CoME to Kidd's to get Vani LA and
Lemon in half pit. vinegar cruates
for 80 cents.
THE Imperial Shoe for ladies are
positively guaranteed and no ques-
tions asked, Wilmington
IT matters not what you want in
shoes Hirschmans will show you four
times as any Others dor for much less
money.
THE Yellow Ice Wagon is no kid.
IL cola. buy coupon Ice Dook ana
save money. j. II Hunt prop, Bell
phone 50.
THREE cans Of sugar corn at
kidd's for Is cts.
Know all Men and Women that
you can procure any article you
may want i'm the House building
line at the MorgantOwn Planning
Mill, Beeehurst Ave-, where they
have been receiving car load after
car load of material for the last
thirty days. They only ask iiy-
ing profits.
DON'T forget about the paper on
the street and stop throwing it there
before the police nab you.
CTR wheel from Guy Wiley for
81 a week.