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The Marble times and Crystal silver lance., 1900-09-28

At the Bon Ton, on Crystal noun
tain, preparations for winters work
are proceeding favorably; the house
will be completed this week. W. H.
Hoagland expects to visit Colorado
in a day or two.
The Marble times and Crystal silver lance., 1900-09-28

Will Marshall opened his butcher
shop Wednesday last, and solicits the
trade of Crystal and Marble people.
He proposes to keep q supply of meat
constantly on hand.
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The Equinoxial struck this section
Sunday: had everything to itself Mon
day: showed signs of breaking up
Tuesday and an Autumnal sun shined
pleas antly on Wednesday.
The Marble times and Crystal silver lance., 1900-09-28

For several days this week, F. Fl
Eaton was nursing a sore foot. but il
is about we'll again.
The Marble times and Crystal silver lance., 1900-09-28

Pete McNeill went over to Aspen on
Monday to look after some business
affairs. He has received returns from
his car of ore and the check was very
h handsome one.
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Wednesday morning, G. D. Griffiths
departed for the Hot Springs district
in order to see if the change will not
benefit him, as he has not been very
well of late. He will return in about
two weeks.
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j. M. Finley, James Usher, John
Adrian and Roy Wright formed a very
jolly party of Crystalites that were
here the first of the week.
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Mrs. Rose K. Wright, principal OF
Redstone school, is here and ready to
assume her duties.
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Tom Kellock, a son of the foreman
and late arrival from bonnie Scot
land, is working with his father.
The Marble times and Crystal silver lance., 1900-09-28

D. H. Barns, w. D. Parry and Evar
Williams have been appointed judges
of election for this precinct.
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The many friends OF ]. w. Phillips
in this district will be pleased to learn
that he was married on September 20,
at Phillipsburg, Kansas, to Miss Julia
Close. The couple will live for the
present at Cusihuriachic, Old Mexico,
where Joe is superintendent of mine.
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CRYSTAL.

n N. Farris came into Ellko on the
2lst after bonding and leasing the
Oseola group of claims.
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ian-Americans have now invaded
Morning View in full force, and Earl
Quinn is no longer my lord Paramount
The Marble times and Crystal silver lance., 1900-09-28

The leading question agitating this
community just now is: What's the
matter with Grubb's potatoes ?" For
the benefit of suffering community
we will state, the only way to reduce
them to subjection is by the steam
process. For the benefit OF the anna
teur farmer we would also state, you
cannot raise the luscious ''pomme de
terro" on DOLBY soil.
The Marble times and Crystal silver lance., 1900-09-28

Harvey Hayes departed on yester-
days stage bound for his old home at
Guthrie Center, Iowa.
The Marble times and Crystal silver lance., 1900-09-28

G. D. Gritfiths and w. D. Parry have
disposed of their iron claim to the
Hoffman Smelling company.
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J. P. Smith of the Elko concentr ator,
was a visitor at Denver last week in
consultation with the company.
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Redstone Department.
TINES BUREAU, P. o. Box 3.
September %, 1900.
THE MAILS /:

Arrive from Carbondale and points East and
West at II no Il. IN.
Arrive from Placita, Marble and Crystal at
40 pm.
Close for Placita, Marble and Crystal at IL m.
Close for Carbondnle aud points East and
West at 3 D. IN.
The Marble times and Crystal silver lance., 1900-09-28

The nom arrival of the desks for the
school delayed the commencement;
Monday, Oct. 1st, is now set down for
the opening
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Charlie Johnson of the Day group
had business here with the Smeltel
people this week.
The Marble times and Crystal silver lance., 1900-09-28

Ford, Moore and Edgerton returned
Monday evening from the North Fork
country with a supply Of fruit
The Marble times and Crystal silver lance., 1900-09-28

There is snow on the surrounding
mountains; it fell to the depth of six
inches at Camp G Galloway and one foot
at Coal basin.
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w. G. Miller was up from Placit,
several days this week looking afte
his mining interests.
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LOCAL NEWS.

Matt Downing is back from short
visit at Aspen.
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The hay famine was temporarily re-
lieved Tuesday night.
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George Young has been in town all
week visiting his children.
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TIME TABLE.
Colorado Midland R. R.

cARBONDALE.
WEsTBouND.
sSs s a. M, Passenger Nos.
EAsrBoUND.
Passenger No. 6. $40 p. m.
No. I, Q 100 a. M
The Colorado Midland is the best
route to all points East or West.
Through Pullman Sleepers and Chair
Cars.
@ss- Transfer by Carriage to and from Crystal
River Railroad trains. .-ssN
GENERAL OFFICES:
DENVER, COLORAD DO.
q. W. RISTINE, W. +. BAILEY,
Pres. and Mgr. Gen'l Pass Agent
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Wednesdays stage brought in VIM.
Rogers from Lutterell, Tennessee, and
he will join the force at the Osgood
marble quarry.
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THE NEWS.

Manager P. Fl. Smith was a passen.
ger on train Tuesday.
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School opened last Monday and the
Youngsters are happy.
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J. II. Brown reached town Saturd ay
last from Redstone and will do the
annual work on his Sheep mountain
property.
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We are pleased to note that Gus
Boman is able to be around a little on
crutches, but his eye is not doing as
we'll as might be.
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Surveyor L. II. Warren came over
from Crested Butte the middle of the
week to attend to some work.
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All warrants cease to draw lnteres
80 days after date hereof.
L. S. RoHRER,
Town Treasurer.
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CALL FOR WARRANTS.
Town TREASURE

Town TREASURER OFFICE,
Marble, Colo, Sept. 25, go.
The following town warrants are now
payable, and they are hereby called
for payment at the Office of the Town
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Bob Wright has sold his race horse
Bonnybell, to Henry Kirk.
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MARTINS FERRY NEWS. &
The Daily Chronicle of Wheeling'a
Progressive Neighbor.

Mrs. yiol was up before the mayor
yesterday to answer to q charge OF US
ing profane language. Two charges
OF similar nature were sworn out,
and in each event she was fined 50 and
Costs. 4,l.fs 5. Z. + a I
+ The hearing of Mrs. Winnie Walsh
who was arraigned before the mayor
several days ago. charged with Sunday
selling, and plead not guilty will have
a hearing this morning at 8 o'clock.
Several hundred from this city at
tended the Bryan meeting in Wheeling
last vening. TIL number was COM
posd mostly OF Republicans, Democrats
being n scarce article here.
The funeral OF Henry Davis took
place yesterday afternoon at o'clock
from his late residence, on Zane street.
The interment was made. at Rlverview
Cemetery. a:
An open meeting OF the Woman's
Club Will be held this evening at the
residence OF Miss Carrie Wood, on
North Third street.
The funeral OF Evan Jones Will take
place tomorrow afternoon at O'clock.
Instead OF this afternoon, as has been
announced. Z.
Luke Cosgravc as rMcphisto,"" In the
strong play OF Faust, VIII be the at
traction at the Star theater tomorrow
evening.
The women OF the A., NJ. E. church
will serve supper this evening In Com
mercial hall between the hours Of S
and ..
Misses Mamie and Anna Boyd have
returned after two weeks. visit with
relatives at Huntington, w. Va.
Arthur Wilson, of Pittsburgh. is. the
guest of the family OF DR.. "A. ". Diyen
on North Fourth street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Green left yes
terday;for Clarlngton to spend a couple
OK weeks with relatives.
Mrs. Harrison Beattie and daughter.
Miss Ora. nre spending few days with
friends at Moundsville.
A party Of young people from this
city and Wheeling Will picnic ut Wheel
ing Park this evening.
Miss. Lille Taylor. OF steubenville, is
the guest OF the family Of Joseph sudd
in the First ward.
The Odd Fellows met last evening
ard administered the first degree upon
two candidates.
DR.. and Mrs. Frank Morrison attend
ed the st. clulrsyllle fair yesterday.
Capt. L. W. InglebrIght was IN Steu-
benville yesterday on business.
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noon. Meaney will make his reappenr-
ance, in right field. and Pequinney will
be at third again. * q X. ~, K &. l
McKee's Rocks Races.

PITTSBURGH. Sept. .6.-The talent at
McKee's Rocks was badly dumped to-
day on the 2:25 trot. posted from yes
terday. Walter X who took two heats
yesterday. was looked upon as a sure
winner, but Halstocklngs.: who captur-
ed the third heat yesterday, won the
race by taking the fourth and fifth
heats to-day In 2:i5H.. Richard a. took
third money. The favorltes won to-
days regular, card, oil in straight heats.
Summary: Il ,is.
First race. 2:22 trot; purse. ss5o-Wll-
helm Mcister won; best time, 2:isH.
Nellie Emmett took second money. and
Wilbur third.
Second race. 2:l5 trot purse, 800
Gold Standard first; best time, 2:15H.
Bertha Lee second; Bird Eye third,
Third race, 2:1s trot, purse, 800
Ruthclla won in 2:1sA. Milllard saun-
ders, second; Dan Wilkes third
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BE11A1RE HAPPENINGS.
Matters of Interest in the Metropoli,
of Belmont County,

The friends OF Martin Shick were
surprised to hear Wednesday evening
OF his marriage to n young lady In AL
toona, Pa. Martin was united In mar
riage to Miss Ella Smith. OF the Penn
sylvania city, on August 20, after
which they took an eastern trip, and
returned to this city on Wednesday,
evening. They will go to housekeep-
Ing In the Second ward.
Thomas Boyce and family, who have
been spending n few days with reln-
tiyes here, after spending the summer
at Epworth Park. left yesterday for
their home In Gas City. Ind.
About all the Bcllaire people returned
home last evening from the Woodsfeld
fair. All report II big crowd In at
tendance ut the fair. q
Miss Rhea Kemple will leave to-day
for oxford, Ohio. where she will resume
her studies in the young ladies' semi
nary At that place.
TIL Heatherlngton-Elk band went to
st. Clairsville yesterday to furnish
music for tho fair. They will return
home tonight.
MISS Laura and Ora Dickens have
returned from n ten days visit TO De-
troit and other cities along the lakes.
Mrs. John Ney and baby left yester-
day for Gibson. Ohio, where they Will
spend a week with relatives.
Mrs. George Kellar left yesterday
for Pittsburgh, to spend n week with
friends and relatives. ".
Miss Jessie Dunaway has returned
from IN extended trip and visit. with
friends In Indiana. III
Tho Cleveland & Pittsburgh pay. cur
will gladden. the hearts Of It's employees
here Tomorrow.
S A big crowd from this city will go to
ST. Clalrsvllc to-day to attend the fair.
Marion Huffman went out to Woods
field yesterday morning.
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The Hartford Races.

HARTFORD. Conn. Sept. 6.-The
grand circuit racing to-day:Yas sensa-
tional in one feature. Prince Alert. one
of the starters in the free-for-all pace,
after making half in i1:0oss. came in
at the wire either held by Walker, who
was up. or In distress, taking second
place. The odds were $50 to $40 on the
horse. and the bets were declared of
by the Judges. on the, supposltion that
Walker held the horse. Walker drew
the horse in the second heat, and eX-
planned that Prince Alert came down
in the stretch suffering from the blind
staggers. and that he was obliged to
bleed him as soon as he left his seat.
Veterinary surgeons were ,sentsdo iex-
anime the horse, and the, judges re-
served their decision until the evidence
is all in. Bets were also declared OF
on the second heat before starting. and
ten minutes were allowed Tor the. max
ing OF a new book, which was in favor
OF Indiana at long odds The talent
was badly upset BY The occurrencs.' as
the short end had bigimoney in sight.
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BR1DeEPoRr HAPPENINGS.
Events of Day in the Town at the
End Of the Bridge. Il

. ~ =
Some OF the residents of ,Kirkwood
are again complaining about boys run
ming over. their lawns and pulling flow
ers. Possibly the boys engaged In
this work are not. aware Of the, fact
that there IS an ordinance prohibiting
this. and II caught by the officers will
be dealt with 1t accordingly. VS.. S'tsl
The lecture which was TO have been
delivered ut the lansing NJ. E. church
last evening by DR.. D. F. Holtz was
postponed until next Tuesday on ac-
count Of the Bryan meeting in Wheel
ing.
Mrs. James Dillon Will return tosher
home at Ravenna, Ohio, to-day. after
q weeks visit with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Max Gaus, on Morgan street.
"A large number OF people from this
city. mostly Republicans, for there are
few OF the other faith. attended the
Bryan meeting in Wheeling lastnlght.
,llss Nellie Marsh, who has been the
guest OF relatives In this vicinity for
the past few days. left yesterday for
her home. at Newark. Ohio.
Mrs. Clyde McLain will return to her
home at Steubenville to-day. after a
weeks visit with the family OF GLIB.
o'Kelley. on Morgan street, "a
Mrs. Robert Forsythe. whose serious
illness with pneumonia was noted a
few days ago, was reported somewhat
improved last evening. so
Mr.. and Mrs. r. T.. Howell and Mr..
and Mrs. H. G. Branum have returned
from 4 two weeks soJourn through
Michigan. ~,
Miss Enc Reed, OF Lincoln avenue.
will entertain n number OF her friends
this evening, in honor OF her twelfth
birthday. fs-,l}
business trip through Michigan In the
interests OF the Belmont Telephone
Company. i.isiis
Oswald Sh!ck will be home to-day
from Toledo. where he attended n con-
ventlon OF the c. NJ. B.. a. 4
E. W. Heuser was In st. clairsville
yesterday on business, and incidentally
attended the fair. ~
The Belmont base ball team Will play
the strong Wellsville team Tomorrow
ut that plncc. ~
William Trucmun went TO Empire
yesterday TO spend n few days with
relatives. IS
Henry X. Manning, OF Parkersburg,
was calling on friends in the city, yes.
tcrday.
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5AMUsEMENTs.

Hello BILL tho play which Manager
Felnlcr announces for the Opera House
next Monday md Tuesday, Is one of
the few examples OF stralght-away le-
Ultimate farce now before thayhmeri-
can publiS. Its ,bumor Is spontaneous,
well-balnnced md genuine. NOR does II
REQUIRE the Interpolation of double en-
tendres to exploit Its laughter 'proyok-
Ing Qualities. Although new here. the
play hasi! been seen In near all.Cof the
leading cities OF the country, and in no
instance has 1t failed to justify the
claims ot9ts author, or the PROMISES Of
Its manager. Itlsto the credit Of the
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The Ideals.

+ In spite Of the Bryan meeting there
was q fair-slzed audience ut the Grand
Opera House last night TO witness the
production Of THE Lost Paradise" by
the Ideals. 1t gave pleasure because
OF, the magnificent mounting, the SPLEEN
did work OF the cast and the general
excellence ofTthe production. To- might
the company will present for the first
time the great New York melodramatic
sensation. The Pulse Of Chinatown
with new speclalties between acts.
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%
PHILADELPHIA. Sept. 6.-The home
team INDUCED II a batting matinee to-
day and made everything in the hit line
from a scratch bunt to clean home run.
Philadelphia was aided considerably In
run-setting by Some weird fielding on the
part OF Chicago. The: visitors never had
look In. and after the. second inning
the game was tiresome and unintcrcsting.
Dolan played Mt third base, Wolverton
being incapacltatcd By reason OF injuries
sustained while al!ghtlng last night from
trolley car. Score: - IN 'lEl.5
a.7s RHE
Chicago ......o o 1 o o 0 o OF s !
PhIlndelp'a 20 2 90 OF 80 IS i
Batteries Callahan. Donohue and Dcx-
ter: Bernhard. Fraser. Mcfarland and
Jncklitsch. Earned runs. Chicago 2: Phil
adelphla Is. Home run. La Jole Time,
40. Umpire. EmSlie. Attendance, s,2i2
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Cincinnati Shut Out.

BOSTON. Sent. 6.-Boston whltewashcd
Cincinnati to-day. Both teams played
llstlessly ut the bat and In the field. Ir-
win was put out OF tho game for kicking
In tho first inning. Tho game was called
in tho seventh on account OF darkness.
Attendance. SO. Score:
5ti yI9 II Fl II
Boston .............0 ] . o o % 2--S 10 j
Cincinnati ......"..O-nt 900 Q 90 S 4
batteries. Lewis and Clarke; Scott and
Peltz. Earned runs. Boston .. Home run,
Duffy. Thine, l:O. Umpire, Snyder.
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PoLITICAI.
REPUBLICAN SENATORIAL CONVENTION,

The Republican Senatorial Convention
inf tic tFirrt Senatorial District OF West
,NlrSinlas' composed Of Hancock. Brooke
anu Ohio counties. Will be held on Satur-
day, September S. 1900. ut II O'Clock m
NJ Tier Court House, Wel!SburS, West
Virginia, for the purpose OF NOMINATING n
candidate for the State Senate. and nj.
tending to amy other business that may
properly come before said convsniio1
Each county shall be entitled TO one Vote
Tor each one hundred votes or frnriion
thereof Of flity, votes or more cast in a,ch
conntysfor g. Atkinson in 1896 FOR
risht TO name HIS own proxy. .' ~
HARRY HOOKING,
w ppon-N Chairman.
..ats secretary. auiI
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: In to.dny'sHgame between Wheeling
and Marion, iIoncs Will pitch for the
Whcelings and Jack Giasscock, who
has just returned from Sioux City, will
play ilrst fop,thc home club. Jack has
a host Of admirers In Wheeling. who
VIII Give him the glad hand this nfter-
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rwo.base hits, Lynch. Delehanty, Dam
: !e!s. GUese. Stolen bases, Gilbert 2, Lynch.
Guesh;3: on skopec D. Hit by pitched bali.
Gilbert, Middleton, Daniels. Poole, Wild
pitches, Skopec ,. Passed ball. Ritter.
Sacrifice hit. Bay. Double play. Middleton
TO Wright Errors. Wheeling. Lyle. Rlt-
ter: Marion, Delehanty, Kellnem. Time,
1:5O. Umpire, Johnstone. Il.
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To-DAYs GAMES.
Marion at Wheeling
.;ss6 : Anderson ut Toledo.
4fsff4 Dayton at Mansfield. IS. =
u ~ So $50 New Castle Mt Fort WAYNE

The wheellngs lost to the Marions
yesterday afternoon because skopec
was wild, and ineffective at critical
stages. Both teams hit the ball hard.
but the Marions' hits came OPPORTUNITY.
and Wheelings did not until after the
second inning. when the locals got what
looked to be n winning lead, until sko-
pee went up in the air, and then 1t was
all of, The score: -. 9
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Pittsburgh .....o itst3oos5 % i
Brookiyn ........0 0 o Q : o % il


NEW YORK. Sept. 6-The New York
md st. Louis ball teams gave about the
worst exhibition Mt the Polo grounds to-
dny that has been, seen there In some
lime. ST. Louis took n lend mt tho start
md was never headed. Sudhoff, their lit
tic pitcher. was n tough proposition for
the New Yorks. Score:
st. Louis .......5 GA ool2 oil 10 3
New York ......l 0 % "a 0 81 4 Z
Batteries. Sudhof md Robinson: Mat
thewBon, Doheny md Bowerman. Earned
runs. st. Louis 2: New York ., Time, 80.
Attendance, 1000. Umpire, GaGHey.
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Interstate Games,

At Toledo. 2f RHE
Toledo ..:.....l 1s1.os1s1 o:1-6i5 )
Anderson ....2 s 4 90 o 90 Iii Il s
Z. Batterics-Kcnna.' Butler and Arthur;
Williams and Deyillc.
At Mnnsfeld-aiansfeld-D Dayton game
postponed on account OF rain.
At Fort Wayne. RHE
1T. Wayne...ss 20 o IL 3. 0 (. $50 is 2
New Castlc...2 o 900 o. 9 0-iR9 s
Batteries-Harper and Kleinow; Flggc-
mier and Grnfilus. 81 4.5t - ~
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Another for Pittsburgh.

BROOKLYN. Sept. Gin the Brooklyn
Pittsburgh game to-day muffed throw
by DAILY put Kennedy up in the air in
the second inning. and four men were
sent around the bases by Wild pitching
and a couple OF hits. Kltson then went
In and was batted hard. Pittsburgh
played superb fielding game behind Lee
yer's good pitching and shut of the runs.
KcGler made four hits. but NIL were vast
cd. The game was called in the eighth
on account OF darkness. Score:
Pittsburgh ......0 its10E os3 o-5.iS q
Brooklyn ........0 0 o o 0 . 0 e-212 !
Batteries. thinner and Lever; Farrell,
Kennedyn and Kltson. Earned runs, Pitts
burgh 9; Brooklyn =. Three-basc hits,
thinner. Cross. Two-base hits. Wagner,
Williams, DAILY; Left on bases, Pitts
:bursh S: Brooklyn II. Sacrifice hit, Zim-
mer. First base on balls. by Kennedy .;
by Lccyer .. Double play, Kelly and
Cross. Time. 2:H. Umpire, oDay. At
tendance, 1i00 "a ~
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p. a. Dnnforih OF LnGrangc, On,
suffered Intensely for six months with
a frlghtful running uorc on his leg. but
writes that Bucklen's ArnIca Salyc
wholly cured it,ln ten days, For Ul-
GERS, Wounds. Burns. Bolls.' Pain or Piles
It's the best Balvc in the world. Cure
guaranteed. Only Use. Sold by Logan
Drug Co.'s drug storc.-6. e ~
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BALTIMORE & OHIO
Excursions to tho Plttsburgh Expo

Thursdays, September 6, 10. 20 and %,
tho baltimore & Ohio VIII sell excursion
tickets TO Pittsburgh md return. ut
rate OF 81 20. including one admission
TO the Exposition, good returning three
days, including date OF Rals. q 4 y p
Saturday, September g, tickets will
be sold for 81 70. including ono ndmiss-
lon coupon, good returning only on day
OF sale. Z, q, Z n yI "a
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At buffalo. RTE
' Mii%aSsse i. 70 Ill Ill
sIiAt Cleveland. - RIFE
Cleveland. .;.so 0 o 1b2tof13.IH j
Minneapolis 20 o l o o OIL o o. 10 .
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. DAY sERTE1BERs7 1000

management OF Hello Bili,s TINT their
principal claim to public attention lies
y inithe absoluteipurity Of thu play. From
this must not be Inferred that It's fun:
has been relocated TO back seat, but.
on tho contrary. Manager Felnler. who
has seen the play, IS authority; for the
statement that no funniers or better;
play of Its Kind has ever been seen here;