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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-02-13
IF a11ARn GALS FoR BLOOD
In Montana, Funerals VIII be Ripe
There Ere Long.

In Montana, Funerals VIII be Ripe
There Ere Long.
WASHINGTON. D. c., Feb 12.-Four
witnesses testified before the senate
committee on elections In Its investiga-
ton of the election of Senator Clark. of
Montana, to-day. They were D, r.
Peeler. banker. of Kalispell. whose
evidence related to the bank account OF
Senator Gelger; W. H. Cochran, Of
Butte, who was called by the Defense
but who, before he concluded, was stig-
matized by them as a witness for the
prosecution; State Senator c. w. Hofi-
man and Mr.. John S. Nelll, proprietor
OF the Helena Independent. Mr.. Neill
had not concluded when the committee
adjourned for the day. He denied cate
gorically practically all the allegations
of whlteslde involving his name and
the latter's assertions concerning the
use of corrupt means to secure clarKs
election.
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HEREsY HUNTING.
Dr. MoGlfert viii Not Be Tried For
HeresY.

ASApSys
NEW YORK, Feb. l9,-The New York
presbytery to-day decided by vote OF
n to 30. not to try DR.. Arthur G. Nc
GiNert, of the Union Theological Semi
nary, on the charges Of heresy prefer
red by Rev. j. w Birch, the stated
clerk Of the presbytery. at the January
meeting. A resolution was adopted.
declaring in effect that the action OF
the presbytery In December, when 1t
decided not to try DR.. McGIffert for
heresy, but to disavow his teachings,
was sufficient under tho circumstances,
and that the opinion of the presbytery
was that the charges should not be
considered.
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GENERAL NOTICES.


TIo WHOM IT MAY CONCERN:
Take notice that the first meeting OF the
stockholders Of the BENW0Op AND
VIII EELING CONNECTING RAILWAY
COMPANY to elect a board of directors.
make by-laws and transact any other busi-
ness that may lawfully be done by the
stockholders IN general meeting, has
been fixed BY the eOTporators OF the BEN-
WOOD AND WHEELING CONNECTING
RAILWAY COMPANY for Wednesday,
February q, A. D.. 1900. at Il O'Clock a. M,
ut the office OF William II. Hearne. NO.
1918 Market street, In the city Of Wheeling
West Virginia.
In witness whereof. the said curpOr ators
have hereunto set their hands this I'd day
OF February, A, D. 1900.
+. j. HI1ARNE.
j. N. VANCE.
JOHN D. CULBERTSON,
LAWRENCE +. SANDS,
fe6-ti n. B. SCOTT.
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RFCETVER's SALE.
SAIn or cATsgR A0'D MUSTARD


GALE OF CATSuP AND MUSTARD
- MILL
The sickness Of 1lr. ]. w. Hunter haV-
inE necessita4ed tho winding up Of thu
aflRITB OF the ]. ". Hunter Company, Of
Wheeling, West virginia, the UNDERSIGNED,
by authority duly conferred on him, viii
Otier for sale ct public auction at the fac
tory bullding Of 6ald company, IN the city
OF WhOOlinG, ". Va, for cash, on
TUESDAY, THE lSth DAY OF NO
VENEER, A. d. l6o9.
commencing At , O'Clock p m. the plant
condition, Cnbpacing machinery for the
manufacture Of tomato catSup, twelve
mills Of wet mustard, one hydraulic pEol1
and twelve poundeFB fer the mAnulaStnFe
OF rdy mustard, mustard oil or Iln8eOo
oil. steam engine. boiler saftlhG, betting.
etc, materials manufactured, unm0nus
featured or in process Of manufacture, the
lease Of said factory property, expiring
March 81, 1909 the purchaser to pay the
rental under said lease from the time Of
mis- purchase, and all other assets q said
company, excepting debts dua Il OF ita re.
celVer and money q his trust IL the re-
switch and q AAnlrAbly situated. An Ia
VenteTy and fun InGoFmAtlOn - 70 the
property 70 b SID Will b nailed or o1l.
niShed By the up1OFliguSa to any appll'
can't. and an iE1geotiUn Of the propNtE
Ocls.m :, u pARRAH, Rscaluor.
The above sale has been postponed untIl
Tuesday, November IS 1899, at o'clock p.
m. II. NJ, DARRAH, Receiver.
The above sale is adjourned until Tues
day, December 10, 1920, at O'Clock p. M,
al place above selected.
4. N. DARRAi.
no29.de5-l2.19 Receiver.
The above sale Is adjourned until Tues:
day, January l6 1900, at same time and
place. T. NJ. DARRAH,
degJ-tu Receiver
Above sale is adjourned until Tuesday,
February 30, 1900, at same time and place.
r NJ DARRAH.
iR2S.tu Receiver.
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Rheumatism Cured In a Dny

Mystic Cure" for rheumatism and
Neuralgia radically cures In to days.
It's action upon the system Is rcmarka-
BILE and mysterious. II removes at once
the cause and the disease Immediately
disappears The FIRST dose greatly ben
ciits. 70 cents. Sold by Il. II. List,
1910 Main street, ChRs Mcnkemeller.
corner Market and Twenty-second
streets, druggists. mw&f
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Ass1eNEE,s SALE.
ssIGNEE,s SALE OF VALUABLE
"A PROPERTY = HusCRoFT BROS.


A ssIGNEE's SALE OF VALUABLE
IA PROPERTY = HUSCROFT BROS.
GREENBRY.
BY virtue OF deed OF assignment made
by ]. c. Huscroft, W. A. Huscr0ft ard
". g, Huscroft Grading as HuscrCft
Bros) to the undersigned assignee, dated
the 18th day OF September, 1899, and re-
corded in the clerks office OF the county
court OF Ohio county In Deed OF Trust
Book No. Sc, page Gil, Will on
THURSDAY, JANUARY, is, 1900.
beginning at 10 o'clock n m. OF said day.
sell on the premises IN the Peninsula add i
auction, all the following property. to-wit:
A certain leasehold for greenhouse pur-
poses, for the term Of ten years ana SIX
months, beginning on the LIST day OF April,
1891, and ending on the 30th day Of Septem-
her, 1901, TO the ten lots numbered from
81 10 10 Inclusive in the Peninsula addition
to the city OF Wheeling, laid out by Row
& Bauer. as shown upon the plat Of said
addition recorded In said clerks ONCE In
PLAT Book No. !, page IL.
This sale including all privileges and
being subject TO all conditions provided In
said lease. including the payment to the
lessor Of the sum Of S3l.2j on each trSt
day OF January. April. July and October
Also all buildings, green houses erected
upon Baid lots or my Of them, and all
boilers, pipes. frames, glass, pots, furnl-
tuire and one wagon situate upon said lots
or any OF them; formerly owned by the
Huscroft Eros. and used by them In con-
nection with their business as florists.
Said property Will be sold as a whole
or IN parcels, as may be deemed most adj
vRntaEeous to the trust
TERMS OF or as much
more Of the purchase money as the pur-
chaser may elect to pay In cash on tho
day OF SALE the balance. II any, IN two
equal instRllmGnts OF six and twelve
months, with interest on the deferred In
stnllments from the day OF sale. the prin.
cipal and interest OF said deferred install.
ments to be secured to the satisfaction OF
the undersigned assignee
JESS McCAuSLAND, Assignee.
S, o. BOYCE, Attorney.
G. s, GREER, Auctioneer !aA
The above sale Is postponed until Fri.
day, January g, 1900, at Same hour and
place. JESSE McCAUSLAND,
ja2i Assignee.
The above sale Is adjourned until Fri.
day, February . 1900, at same hour and
place JESSE MccAUsLAND,
Jazz ASslknce.
Tho above sale Is adjourned until Thurs.
day. February Is. 1900, at same hour and
place JESSE MccAUsLAND.
fcD Assignee.
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ALL the healing balsamlc virtues Of
The Norway pine are concentrated In
DR. Woods Norway Pine Syrup. Ma
lures own remedy for coughs and colds.
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BOWLING.
Musee League.

on the Musee alleys last night the Tom
Moores dropped game to the Daisies. who
lined up a strong team. The feature Of
the evening was Smiths 225 and Camp
hclI's fine work in getting total Of 5Si-
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Beautiful Forms
and composition

Arr not mado By chance. nor can
they ever in any material DO made
a. small expense. A competition
for cheapneas. and not for excel
fence OF WoT NInahbnlp, y tle !u !,a
treuucnt ana certain cause oL tne
rapid uccay and entire d6atrue-
tlOn OF arts and manufactures.
For best (which II the oheApeaO
work, the IntOlllkencer Job PTint-
-. Ing Once lo the place to SO.
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Whaelinn League.

All Alikes won three straight from *.
Is. X last night but It was only on avery
close margin the favOrites carried on the
last game. Rahr led on the evenings
play with a three-game string OF $50. Tho
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REAL estate BULLETIN.
DESIRABLE, Err REAL !. !, EsTATB

s5sO0-Two frame dwellings and lot on
Fourteenth street. VIII exchange for sub
urban property. 5000 for 1O-roomed brick
residence and lot on Fifteenth street. $1,000
and ~ 200 for two brick dwellings, each on
Fifteenth street 1900 for brick dwelling
and lot, west side North Main street. 500
for tWo-story frame residence. rooms md
basement: lot lO4 BY I9o tl,6O and 4lSgo
panoramic location in the Valley. fl,lp0
foi. tWo-stoHy frame dwelling ana lot, No.
~ South York street. $50 only for build
ing lot on Lind street. 800 for lot % rect
street. 5O-foot and 25-fOot lots on Wood
street, near FOrtieth street, on payment
Of 500 and upwards Some money on hand
for good mortgage loans on city and Soun-
ty realty, For rent noW-i rooms on North
Main street; ONCE room IN Aansonio
Temple.
c. A. SCHAEFER & co.
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IT'S mistake to imagine that Itch
ing piles cant be- cured; a mistake to
suffer day longer than you can help.
boen's Ointment brings Instant relief
and permanent cure. Al any drug store.
10 Cents.-l
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n1AIRvoYANT.
PROF BISHOP,

CiaiFycyant. Palmist and PhreHoipsist. can
be consulted u the ptard Hotel q
Twelfth street, on al aEaira o. NE Terms
reasonable. t1sa
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....FOR RENE.

No. 14b Fourteenth street. ..'..s.s..s' y "
FOR SALE.
Brick dwelling house on Eof street, 10
rooms, both gases, for $500
New house Mount Wood road.
No. g Sixteenth street, 2-St0ry brick
store room, good cellar and 10 rooms.
No. Is Vermont street
Desirable property Tor wholesale btsis
ness, centrally located
No. Is Vermont street.
No. 98 Ohio street-price for quick sale,
No. 60 North Front street.
Desirable property on ChRpline BtFoot-4
corner lot, 68 feet front.
No, 80 Sixteenth street.
No. q Maryland street.
No "a North York street
No. 6S Seventeenth street
Corner lot on Fifteenth street.
Lot on South Front street.
No. az Main street. ~
no. 10 and 41gss Market street
No. al Main street.
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Important an BASED BIZ the House.

Important Bill Passed BY the House.
WASHINGTON. Feb. Ran import
ant bill was passed by the house, which
makes universally applicable the law
that now permits the transit OF goods
in bond through certain ports Of the
United States. Under it goods in bond
can be shipped through any portion OF
the territory Of the United States to
foreign parts, It is principally designs
ed 10 give the transportation companies
OF the United States a share Of the
trans-contlnental trade 10 the Orient,
The bill also repeals the law Of March
/. 1895. prohibiting the shipment OF
goods in bond 70 the Mexican free zone.
The latter provision was fought by Mr..
Stephens, Of Texas The remainder Of
the day was occupied in passing the
private pension bills, fayorably acted
upon at last Friday nights session, and
in District of Columbia legislation
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ME l.lArs MONEY on iSsa u y
w TATE On easy monthly poVmC1lt,
Write f9r artleileEg. u Al.lApi. 20
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NOR RFsNr-TWO STORE ROOMS. 81
and g Twelfth street (1gcl.Rin Block,
Best location In the city. Enquire Of Il.
B. NOLAN. Room 6 MGEain Block. Or
T0lephnnO iAii te3
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CONGRESS YESTERDAY.

Nasterfn1 Speech Of senetor Ellens
on the Senate Rinancial Measure.
lEr. Butler Advocated Issue Of Pa
per Currency BY the Government.
WASHINGTON, d. g. Feb 1.-THE
tinal weeks discussion Of the pending
financial bin was begun in the senate
to-day. The speakers we're Two RePub-
lIcans. Mr.. EIklnS, CIV. Val and Mr..
wolcott, tcol.l, and one Populist Mr'
Butler. "a. 60
Mr.. EIkins advocated the passage OF
the pending senate measure IN brief.
but forceful argument. Mr. Wolcott,
chairman of the international bi-netnl-
lie commission Of 1897. spoke for many
Republicans who adhere to bi-Inetal-
ism and his speech, earnest and elo-
auent was accorded unusual attention
Mr., Butler closed the debate for the
day. advocating the adoption of his
amendment. providing for an Issue Of
paper currency by the government.
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W0ITn-W, FNTTV1
ScorcrS-Diehi and Maud.
To-night-Rough Riders W. EmiBrants.
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lNoR RENT STORE ROOM, No. iltS
Main street. now occupied BY ],
Front Possession April /, 1900. Apply
to William SchWertfeger, No. ll46 Main
etreet. lAl
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NOR RRNT-AioDERNF FLAT. 70 FIT.
~ TEENTB street. rooms and aepa-
rate hall. bath, attic and eellart lnstanle-
1901 Chapline street. JAZZ
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WAIVED:
FEMALE HELP WANTED.

O7n A DAY EASILY MADE TAX;
% III ING orders for Life OF Moody
Best book. Best terms. Credit. Full OUT
at free. STANDARD PUBLISHING CO.,
Il N. Sixth ST., Philadelphia, Pc. JAZZ
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EoR RENH.

INoR n ~ Mt THE DELAPI4AlttI
il homestead. located q No. 1901 chan
line street Apply 10 Jacob W. Grub, No.
1905 Market street. del
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.

mo THE VOTERS.
hereby announce myself as candidate
for the Republican nomination for County
Assessor in the Country District, subject
to the party primary election.
j respectfully solicit your support.
mw&f-ja1 ROBERT ANDERSON,
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JAMES A. HENRY.

Real Estate Agent. Collector, notary
Public and Pension Agent. No. 1913
Main nirnAl.
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NorlGn-
desire 10 announce to the Republicans
OF Ohio County. that ! am candidate for
County Assessor, Country District Of ONO
County, at the primary election.
Your support Is respectfully solicited.
jail LESTER SMITH.
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nEEcHAMs PILLS for stomach
and Liver Ills.
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The above sale has been postponed untll
Tuesday, November q, 1899, at o'clock p.
m. T. NJ, DARRAH, Receiver
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The above sale is adjourned until Tues
day, December 70. 1899, at o'clock p. M,
at place above selected.
4, N. DARRA,A:
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The above sale Is adjourned until Tues.
day, January Is, 1900, at same time and
place. 7. NJ. DAFRAH,
de2G-tu Receiver
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Above sale is adjourned until Tuesday,
February 30, 1900, at Same time and place.
r. NJ. DARRAH.
jR23-tu Receiver.
The Pacific commercial advertiser., 1900-12-27
SPECIAL EDITION.


Last year the Advertiser did some
thing in the way OF an illustrated New
Year paper which SO pleased tie public
that the large edition was sold out
early in the day, leaving some hun
dreds of tardy orders untitled. On
the first of January, 1901, otherwise
next Tuesday, we shall pubh-h. the
largest, most complete and most SUI
perbly illustrated edition ever present
ed, at local hands, to the reading pub
lie of these Islands, and to people
abroad who keep the run of Hawatian n
news. Gauging the demand by last
years, the number OF copies issue.
will run high among the thousands
We can but advise however, that tLo2e
who intend taking many copies t.
send away should lodge their orders a,
once. The printing CT sections will pe
gin tomorrow, and the number run Oh
of the first section will necessarily de-
termine the number of those to follow.
Ii is quite possible that, after the New
Year paper has been seen, the call for
Il will exceed the supply, though we
shall do our best to avoid that mis-
chance. Still, those who come first are
the least likely to be disappointed.
The main features of the paper, be
sides the news of the day and such
comment as the news may suggest,
will be special articles Of local interest
illustrated by half-tone engravings
made in this Office. We have used
many Photographic half-tones during
the year, but they have never had a
fair show in hurried daily editions.
Work suitable in it's finish and other
points of excellence.to adorn the best
magazines has often appeared in the
Advertiser blurred and dull, sometimes
well-nigh eclipsed. 1t is impossible
with ordinary paper and ink and hur-
ried presswork to make Photographic
half-tones show as they ought; but IL
the New Year edition our pictures
should stand out as similar ones do In
books and periodicals. To make sure
of that effect. a high-grade of boob
paper, the best ink and deliberate
presswork will be employed, SO that
geographically and pictorially the
coming Annual may leave nothing tC
be desired.
The Pacific commercial advertiser., 1900-12-27

Last night the thermometer at Pro
fessor Lyons place at Punlhou did not
go lower than seventy degrees, though
in portions of the town which stand In
the draught made by the Nuuanu VAL
ley, the temperature was chilly. Al
this office the mosquitoes were frozen
out, and in the business quarter of the
town generally there was evidence OF
cold feet. Such weather makes the
holidays feel somewhat as they ought
to, although the thin -blooded folk ot
Honolulu are by no means partial to 1t
The Pacific commercial advertiser., 1900-12-27
THE CANAL TREATIES.

The Hay-Pauncefote treaty. as it
originally stood, gave the Democrats a
chance to say that the administration
had sold out the interests of America
to Great Britain. AS matter of fact,
however. it was the Democratic admin
istration, of which Secretary Clayton
was premier, which thus sacrificed the
right of this country to exercise undi-
way. Despite the protests of Stephen
A. Douglas and few other far-seeing
men in the Senate OF that era, Clay
ton and his executive chief insisted
that joint responsibility with Great
Britain for an isthmian canal was con-
ducive to the best Interests of the
United States. How such a finding
could have been reached in the teeth
of the Monroe doctrine is difficult to
imagine; it is more difficult to see how
it could have adapted itself to common
patriotism. Nevertheless the treaty
embracing Mr.. Clayton's fantasies was
signed, sealed and delivered, becoming
contract obligation to be held sacred
by the signatory powers until dissolv-
ed by mutual consent. With incredible
| fatality the Democratic Secretary OF
State had made it impossible for ,his
country, without breaking its word, to
WITHDRAW from the treaty, lacking such
consent. Thus fettered by a previous
blunder, President Mckinley and Sec.
retary Hay could not go deeply into
the Nicaraguan project without first
consulting the British ambassador
and as result of these negotiations
the Hay-Pauncefote treaty was franz
ed, wherein Great Britain agreed to
throw over the Clayton Bulwer treaty
providing the United States would
bind itself not to fortify any canal ii
might build, but to leave it open tC
the common use of all maritime ma
tions.
There was nothing for Secretary
Hay to do but to make the best oil
the Clayton blunder. He agreed to the
British conditions, subject to the ac-
tion of the Senate. 1t was not his
fault that America had been sold out
1t was his duty to get back as much
as possible, and he recovered the right
to control the projected waterway in
all save that of closing it in time OF
war. But the Democratic papers
shouted, Treason, treason!" with one
voice, though the treason had Iona
since passed, leaving a black stain
on the record of their own party.
viewing the ay-Pauncefote treaty
from the point of honor we think 1,
shouid have passed, but the Senate
by large majority, amended If so &c
to permit the fertilization of the cana,
by the United States Government IT,
our mind this makes the earlv con.
struction of the canal an improhabil.
ity Great Britain, unless prepared r.
humble herself to degree of mag
nanimity but little short of spaniel ac
| quiescence, will not consent to tn,
forts, whereupon, the Hay-Pauncefot,
treaty will fall to the ground and th,
The Pacific commercial advertiser., 1900-12-27

The German navy has lost its second
ship within three or four years owing
to the violence of wind and wave. In
1896 or 1897 the gunboat Iltis founder
ed near the Shantung promontory car
rying down officers and crew, who, as
the waters engulfed them, sang the
German national anthem and cheered
the Emperor. Now the training frig-
ate Gneisenau has joined the green
navies of the lower deep, her captain
dying at his post. While the loss OF
these ships is not a slight one to the
infant German navy, it developed
phases of heroism which will long be
inspiring tradition in the imperial war
marine.
The Pacific commercial advertiser., 1900-12-27

IS The fugitive Salt Lake criminal, p
J.. Conway, whom the Advertiser found
: I'm Honolulu and exposed, left, for Yo-
-kohama on the 18th of this month
Two days later the Salt Lake sheriff
sent word here to have him detained
Long before a reply can reach Utah
I, Conway must have landed in Japan
where. owing to the excellent police
system. he may be easily caught If the
authorities are asked to arrest him
The likelihood is. however. that Con-
way will go at once to China, where
in the present state of anarchy, he
may snap his fingers at the tardy
sleuths.
The Pacific commercial advertiser., 1900-12-27

The Sheldon experiment Is to be re
peated by the Rev. DIR. Joseph Parker
OF London, who will have control OF. a
daily newspaper there for week. DR.
Parker's essay will be watched with
interest in the hope that he may be
able, while altering the tone of his
Journal, to preserve its. qualities as a
newspaper. That test was too much
for Mr.. Sheldon, under whom the To-
peka Capital ceased to be journal oil
the day and became the organ of pulpit
ideas.
The Pacific commercial advertiser., 1900-12-27

According to United States District
Attorney Baird the plumbing supply
houses cannot evade the law by max
ing cut price for the benefit of
pl mbers, and a list price for the dis
advantage OF outside buyers. Such
eva ion would amount to a conspirac 7
IN restraint of trade. AS matters stand,
alybody, no matter what his occupa-
tion, color, condition or previous state
of servitude to the trust, may go to the
supply houses and demand plumbing
wares on even terms with any one else
who buys for cash. In case he is re-
fused he has his choice of two ade-
quate legal remedies.
The Pacific commercial advertiser., 1900-12-27

They are not talking without wires
across the Atlantic yet. but the fact
that partial success has met an at
tempt to talk Marconi-wise across the
upper Mississippi will encourage the
fondest hopes.