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Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-11-13
DAY couRr.
TRIAL OF CHARLES ADAMS SET

TRIAL OF CHARLES ADAMS SET
FOR TODAY.
The civil docket was called in the
corporation Court yesterday and sew
eral cases We're set for trial during the
term.
The case of young Charles Adams.
for shooting at Harry v. Stokes, Is set
FOR trial to-day. This is the case in
which Harry V. Stokes was shot nv
Charles Adams because of u fight the
young men had had about Adams at
tention to Miss Stokes.
PETITION IN BANKRUPTCY.
A petition in bankruptcy was filed in
the office of the Clerk of the United
States Court yesterday by Thomas L.
Bailey. Liabilities. S2040.SO. with no
assets. Mr. j. G. Tilton Is counsel for
the petitioner.
LEM ARMISTEAD SENTENCED.
Mary Hart, colored. refused to admit
Lem. Armistead. colored, to her hoom
Saturday night and Armistead entered
the room by force. While in a rage he
threw lamp at the Hart woman. The
woman appeared in the Police Court
yesterday morning with dishgured
head. Armistead was sentenced to six
months in Jail.
TRANSFERS OF PROPERTY.
Joanna Gourlcy to West End Annex
Company, lot with improvements on
the north side of Ohio street; $780,.
j. H. Washington to P. Rotunda,
barber shop fixtures at 449 East Main
street; $3.50.
IN THE POLICE COURT.
In the Police Court yesterday there
were fortythree cases for the two
days, Saturday and Sunday, and the
cash collections were S51.2S.
George Miller, drunkenness and dis
orderly conduct; fined $7.25.
Rogers Nloseley. colored. throwing
bricks in the street; ordered whipped
at the Jail.
Lucy Lee and Annie Sexton, nuis-
ances: fined S7.25 each.
Joshua Gordon, colored. wanted in
Norfolk county; ordered delivered.
John Allen, colored, fighting Beulah
Poole: fined sl2.25.
Charles Sumner. coored, fighting
Walter Howard, fined s6.75.
G.. II. Watts. carrying concealed
pistol; continued until to-day.
Emma Kennedy. public nuisance
500 good behavior bond for two
months.
Ella Chambers. colored. abusive lam
guage: fined S425.
Richard Clark. coiored. reckless driv-
ing: continued until to-day.
Willie Mike, colored. stealing cloth
ing from Jerry Read; ordered whipped
at the Jail.
John Cheatham. colored. assaulting
Sarah Shepherd; fined S7.25.
Lee Edwards. colored, stealing n SIS
watch from n. t. Jacobs; continued
until Wednesday.
Sarah Shepperd. colored, frequenting
barrooms; fined $12.25
MARRIAGE LICENSE.
license has been granted to Sam
uel p. Garrett to marry Miss Henrietta
Weller.
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A eiftto tn President.

Mr.. William Iintz. = citizen. last
night sent to President Mckinley as a
reelection gilt mammoth chrysan-
thcmum hush. which is covered with
thirty handsome white chrysanthe
NUNS Of the Abraham Lincoln variety
The bush stands over ten feet in height
and was grown out at Park Place. 1t
will be delivered to the President to-
IoN
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Hon. j. M. stubbs' MARRIAGE.
(Speciai to Virginlan-Pilot

Richmond. Va, Nov. l2.-Hon. James
Monroe Stubs. Republican candidate
for Congress from the Firsl District in
the recent election, was married to
Miss Alma Ray. daughter of Mr..
Churchill Ray, at her fathers residence
I'm MiddleseX county to-day. The bride
is 20, the groom is so.
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Bubonlo Plague ,noroaeIng.

fBy Telegraph to virgin'an- Pilot0
Fifty fresh cases OF the bubonic plague
have occurred on tho island in the last
week and thirty-four deaths have result
cd from the disease.
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The DAVIS MONUMENT.

THE LOUISIANA VETERANS WITH
DRAW THEIR CONTRIBUTIONS.
tBy Telegraph 10 virGinian- Pnot,
New Orleans. La, Nov. l2.-Some Bit
terness among the Confederate Veterans
cropped out Saturday. when the Army of
Northern Virginia. Camp No. !, which is
the first organized camp OF the United
Confederate Veterans. not only repudiated
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teach school in Nansemond county, not
far from Cypress Chapel.
Mayor r. L. Brewer. Jr.. has return
ed from New York.
Miss Annie Edwards. of Elmwood,
was in Suffolk to-day. She left for
Portsmouth.
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I:]all!l.l.H1lkl!l>

HAVE YOU Sore Throat. Pimples. Cop
COOK REMEDY CO, 1917 MASONIC
TEMPLE. Chicago H.. for proofs OF
cures. Capital 100000. We solicit the
most obstinate cases. We have cured the
worst cases IN Is to IS days 10o-psge
book free.
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Another Heavy Frost.

Tho Weather Bureau expects another
very heavy frost this morning. which
is cXrocjed 20 extend all down the
southern coast line and into northern
Florida. Tic temporal ure here has
dropped considerably in the past forty
eight hours nd some high winds are
expected ON the coast tonight.
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BETTER THAN THE KNIFE.
Pyramid Pile Cure Cures Piles
Quickly, Pafnlessly, Without

People so along for years suffering
wit1 piles They try this and that and
the other thing, from carrying buckeye
70 getting treatment from a physician.
They obtain temporary relief. maybe. but
tney are never quite cured. A little strain
N hfting. excessive fatigue, little con-
stiPation, or a little diarrhoea and the
piles come back They don't seem. TO
amount to much, but they Danish sleep
ana appetite. No position is comfortable.
Inere Is intense local pain and that dread
rui agonizing feeling OF weight in the
Maybe in the early stages some of the
many salves on sale Will AFFORD temporary
feiief: II the case Is of long standing there
- only one speedy and sure remedy. 1t
- pyramid Pile Cure. Even in light cases
II Is the safest thing to use. Other appli-
cations may cure and may not. Pyramid
rue Cure is always certain. always relf-
eoie. always brings comfort at once. Its
prompt use saves months of severe suffer-
ing. In extreme cases II will save sur
gicai operations and their attendant dan
gers and discomforts. II is better than
knife. Will cure easier, quicker and
SAFER. thousands have used ii. Thousands
nave been cured by 1t. The cost Is trifilng
compared with what II does The price
- one dollar. Most anybody would glad
~ pay ten dollars to be rid OF piles.
Druggists sell Pyramid Pile Cure. II
yours hasn't 1t. he will get 1t for you from
the Pyramid Drug Company, Marshall,
Mich. sole manufacturers.
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You know what happens 10 . sewer
when It becomes cloggcd, don't your
Do you know what happens to the hui
man system when the kidneys become
cl0gged? They are unable to throw out
tho Impurities from the blood and become
infected with poisons: they decay. fall
apart and pass out In the urine; the blood
uniiltered carries the poison all through
the system, and II not checked death fol-
lows. The kidneys are the sewers Of the
human system.
When your kidneys are not doing their
work, some OF the symptoms which prove
4 to you are pain. or dull ache. IN. the
matte pains, sediment in the urine. scanty
supply, scalding irritation in passing 1t,
obliged to go often during the day and
to ~ up many times during the night TO
empky the bladder: sleeplessness, nervous
irritability. dizziness. irregular heart
breathlessnAee, sailow, unhealthy COM
plexion, puffy or dark circles under the
eyes; sometimes the feet, lmbs or body
bloat; loss Of ambition. general weakness
and debility.
first thing you should do IL to AFFORD aid
TO your kidneys by using Dr.. Kiimer's
IN taking Swamp Root you afRord nat
ural help to Nature for Swamp Root Is
the most perfect healer and gentle aid
to the kidneys that Is known TO medical
Perhaps you are in doubt about your
kidneys and want to find out. Here's
simple test. Take from your prine passed
when you arise in the morning about four
ounces; place II In glass bottle and let
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II stand for twenty-four hours II upon
examination you find any settings or
sediment. II II IL milky or cloudy. or II
particles float about in 1t, disease has got
ten a foothoid in your kidneys and Nature
Is calling for help.
II you have the slightest symptom OF
kidney or bladder trouble. or ~ there IL =
trace Of 4 in your family hiatory, you
would pront by takins sFamp. Root every
absolutely forestall kidney and bladder
troubles
The famous new discovery. swamp Root.
has been tested In 30 many Nayn. In
hospital work. In private practice, among
thu helpless too poor 10 purchase relief.
and has proved 70 suecessfui In every
case. that special arfangemept has been
made with the Post-Intellieancer by which
all of our readers who have nat already
tried II may have q sample bottle sent
absolutely free BY mail: also Z book tell
ing all about kidney and bladder diseasse
ana containing soune Of the thousands Of
testimonial letters from nnen and women
reclaimed 70 lives OF happiness apd use-
fulness by the means Of eWAnp-ROot, the
great kidney remedy.
20 Remarkably succsssful that our rsadars
bottle. and 70 be sure snd stats thai you
read this generous ckes In the SEATTLE
Sunday Post-Intslligencer When sending
your aad,:ss g Dr. Kilnss = Co. Hing
n you are already convipced that
Swamp Root n what yoN nood, you can
purchase this regular hfty-eent ana one
dollar sixs bottles At the drug stores
everywhere.
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MUCH NURSERY STOCK.
Comm, isstoner OF Hsrticuiture Tells
Of Extensive PIantipGs and
Warns Nurs<rymen.

J. Il. Baker. the commissioner OF hor-
ticulture. has issued statement con-
corning the fall delivery Of nursery stock.
In speaking OF this matter Mr. Baker
s'rhe raiI delivery Of nursery stock in
this state Is even more extensive than
loads OF this class Of goods have already
entered tho state from adjoining aad dts
tant states for distribution. One Oregon
nursery alone has sent into the state four
which Is now In the hands Of those in
tending 10 plant II. or In process OF dts
tfibution.
ting To largest share OF this. ia about
the proportion OF i've to three. over the
territory this side OF the mountains, The
paintings promise 70 be so extensive as
dealers to supply the demand.
I'll is pleasing 10 note the Improved
character Of VIE stock over that OF last
wear when there was much complaint Of
various forms OF Infection As the case
new stands not single case OF serious
Infection has yet been reported. IL Is a
fair Inference thai inspeStion mas pTo-
nave found II Improbable TO ship infect
81 stock 20 this market, though later
in ire season, when their stocks have
Chances. Hence II Is ~ the utmost I'M
parfance 10 orchardists that thorough in-
spection Of all trees ordered BY them be
male before they are accepted anu sAl1
for In no case should payment be made
,intiI the county fruit inspector has passed
upon the merits of the stock
The perniclous character OF some o.
she ronsigaments OF nursery stock made
~ this state last year BY nursery Arms
which spend large sums Of money In adj
yertts.ng and gain reputatiops thereby,
Was almost beyond belief. All such was
handed without gloves by the inspecting
force and will continue 70 be-. while MIR
series te doing q legitimate and honorable
business VIII be encouraged and aided"
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NEWS NOTES OF THE SUBURBS.
(snnDh az.


The monthly business n,eetins Of liz
directors 81 the Columbia City achool WAS
M sss FTra syy.os afteTp Ss r. tns os g
usual routine business WAS transacfsd.
The resignation OF Miss Mabel Ward, who
has been unable TO teach since recsiving
was received ana ascspsd s sat ssr .uc
cressor Was not Appointed at this meeting.
Mr.. 7. a. campbsll = the newly appoint
Mr., Everett smith. whose aRssnce fer ne 81
winter made his resignation necessary.
Rev. y. Il. whitman left Frsaev mora.
ing for. short stay 70 Eastern Washing
ton. He will spend Sunday In Ritxvilie
where no will preach In the ConaSe9a-
tional church.
Mr., Jack johnson left Tuesday for Can.
ton. o., where he will make a prolonged
visit with relatives and friends.
Mr.. IT, D.. Muscott and Mr. y. n. Cook.
with their families, are among the latest
arrivals In Columbia They will occupy
me nouse lately vacated by Mr.. corse and
family.
Mr.. J. Hsplsr has .been confined to his
home by iiiness this week.
Mr.. James Curtis and family win move
from Columbia 10 the eastern part o.
the state Monday.
The Columbia Congregational church
gave a social Tuesday evening AZ the
home OF Mrs 6cidmore. Ths evening pass
ed pleasantly with variety 81 au7uee-
meHts In the way 81 games and music
Excellent refreshments were served Those
present were; Rev. and Mrs. ". " WHIT
ham,. Mr.. y A. Campbell, Mr. X VI A.
HASTINGS Mr.. J. =. Dudley. Mr.. ana Mrs.
benson. Miss nsrpes, Miss T1af, Mrs.
Groat. Mrs. IIesten; Mr.. ana Mrs. NJ ".
McManis, Mrs. watson- MIRA Rspson.
Mrs. Johnson Mr.. Guy Groat, Miss wal-
lick, Mr.. cook&on. Mrs Pearl Gfoat, Mr..
Boyd. Mr.. Charles Cook ard others
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IMPROVE MADISON STREET.
COUNCIL TO ACT UPON PROPOSED
PLANKrSG AND PAVING.
work WIN De Expensive 70 Abut-
ttsg Preperty-Assessme rrsn
$50 to $3.50 Lot-City to Bear
Part of Cost Of Brisk Pavement.

At the council meeting tomorrow night
nnal action viii be taken upon the pro-
posed planking and paving Of Madison
street from First avenue to Twenty-third
avenue, an Improvement which has been
under discussion for several years past
and which II II estimated will cost s6i. 80.
Last Monday was the date set for hear
ing objections to this Improvement and
large number of property owners APP
peared at that time to enter protest. Some
doubt existing a. to the exact plans for
the work action was deferred for . week
to give the city engineers Office time to
prepare blue prints showing each OF the
sections into which the street II to be d.
vided.
Under the plans now before the council
Madison street between First avenue and
Twenty third avenue IL 10 be divided into
ca and two paved with vifrIHed brick
The entire cost Of the planking y to be
Asss6sed against the AUDITING property.
This vitrihed brick being permanent
dan Of the property owners BY paying for
the paving OF the street, intereeotions
The .city's part Of the cost Is estimated at
The Improvement Of Madison street viii
be expensive to the abutting properly
Figuring upon the basis Of this present
Estimates. tho lghtest assessment will be
$50 Tor q eo-foot lot. The heaviest will
The following are the proposed divisions
Of Madison street with q description and
q statement Of the cost OF the improve
ment planned for each:
From First avenue 10. Sixth avenue.
curbtng and planking. Estimated cost. -
go, or 500 a lot
From Sixth avenue to Ninth avenue
eidewalking. parking. curbing and paw
Ing with vitrifed brick Estimated cost,
&l2.130. or $40 a lot. Portion Of the cost
to be paid by the city out of the general
fund estimated at $3.50.
From Ninth avenue to Terry avenue,
curbing and planking. Estimated cost,
q 100 or $50 lot.
From Terry avenue TO Broadway. side
walking, parking. curbing and paving
with vitrihed brick. Estimated cost, So. go,
or $3.50 . lot. Portion OF the cost to be
paid by the city out OF the general fund
estimated mt 400.
From Broadway to Twenty-third ave.
nue.. sidewalking. parking. curbing and
pianking. Estimated cost, sci 900. or S25Q
q lot.
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'eeessssssssssssssessssses

A as,trbtfui party was given by Miss
Capttoia Groves at her home Tnursday
evening. The evening was pieAsantsy
ment were served. Those present werei
M,ss iarxie Abraham, Miss May Ahra-
ham. Miss Louisa Hufskey. Miss Elsie
thornton. Miss Lixzie Hucker. Miss Rosa
afenhens. Miss Ada Berthener, Miss Dot
lie Davidson. MISC Bell Hickson. Miss
Bell Stewart. Miss Geldie Gr .nns Miss
The Ladies' Ala Society OF the Wesley
M. i. church met at the home o. Rev:
Visitors TO the South Park Ladies' Aid
society, where an ail-day meeting was
enjoyed by the busy workers OF poth
societies. Lunch was served
One OF the largest ard mosl enjoyable
parties OF the season was given az the
la ia honor Of her daughter Miss Edith
White. the occasion being her birthday:
The young lady received many beautiful
music T yooa ana ana
games. until a late hour. when refresh
ments were served. Those present were;
Miss Bella siewart. MIS- Eosa stephens.
ton. Mise Annie Kirschner, Miss Lizzie
Burbank Miss Lizzie Abraham. Miss May
Abraham. Misc Dora Mahonsy. Miss Capt
Lena Redman, Miss Ella Chamberlain.
Miss Miss laura laura wiiies. Miss Lulu cramsr.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cramer. Mrs. la Fontain.
Mics Margarct> Fontain. Mr. swanson.
Mr.. sevefson. Mr., yansyise and two chill
Burt smith. Mr. Redman. Mr. and Mrs
L.. -. sumner, Mr. Earl Sumner. Mr.. Bert
fiiIbern Mr. Charles I.afsky, Mr., Me-
Mr.. Paul Weaver. Mr. Frank Evens. Mr.
Eddie kirschner, Mr.. Ray Parsons. Mr..
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. IT.
u you take aScventy-sesea"
YOU don't take Cold or have the
q RIP

II you will keep q vial OF ~ AT hand
and take a dose when necessary. YOU will
never have q Cold. Ii doesn't matter II
the weather changes suddenly; IL you are
caught cut with light apparel, without
evereoat or wrap. II you set overheated
and ride in an open car, or are exposed
waiting for your carriage: II you work
or sew in a cold room. or sit In a draugh-
~ church. meeting house. opera or the
alter. II you carry a Vial OF ''U'' dt fits
the pocket and pockeihook) and use It
freely. you will be protected and will not
take Cold.
Al druggists, or mailed Sc
Or Humphreys manual on the care
ana treatment of the sick in all ailments
Especially childrenl. ulaiied free.
Humphreys Homeopathic Medicine Co.
Cor. William and John SITS. New York
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Hawk. Returns TO His Home.

Charles Hawks who Is mildly Insane,
and who was reported Friday as missing
from his home, returned yesterday morn
ing after spending the night out OF doors
In severe rainstorm. Hawks was re-
Gently parcled from the Steliacoom
asylum In the hope that home life would
complete his recovery. He was In the habit
OF taking long walks, and his absence
from home excited no alarm. But when
no failed TO return for an entire night
the matter was reported TO the authori-
ties, lie Is said to be suffering from a
severe Illness as the result OF exposure.
MASQUERADE ball. Tuesday. Novcm-
Der spth. Ranke hall.
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DoLoMI. Alaska, Nov. s.-~SAEnuel q.
Olmsted, OF this place. was accidentally
terday morning. He was alone at the
time. He did mot return during The night.
vi hitch alarmed his friends. three ~ whom,
morning. They found the body In canoe
where II had fallen some tweafy-four
hours before. u was probably the nis
story OF pulling loaded Eun toward one
burial
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B.iIdin. Permits.

building permits were issued by the city
engineer yesterday as follows:
Moore Investment Company. one-story
frame cottage, e6l7 East Aloha street. $500
Mrs. T. Helm. one and one-hnf story
residence, 1906 North Broadway. $500.
Con Clacys. one-story frame cottage f0I
Twenty-second avenue, $500,
r. X Barnum. one<st0ry frame, io7
Ninth avenue south. 500
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suea on prl.ser.. nln.

Dr Powell Reeves. Of this city. was yes
feriay sued BY the wor.e Printing ana
Publishing Company, % Victoria. 4. C.,
for balance alleges 20 be due on a
printing bin. The plaintiffs aliege thar
The defendant contracted for q certain
amount Of Advertising matter. and made
some payments on the hlls, but that 4
balance OF si7s IA sim due.
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BARCK MADE DETECTIVE.
PatreInan "a Fill Vacancy Caused
by w. l.. Meredith's Promotion.

Acting Chief of Police Meredith yester-
day announced the temporary appoint
ment OF Patrolman J. L. Barck to the
position Of acting detective made vacant
by tho promotion OF Meredith. Barck
Is an old-time member of the force
Under Chief OF Police Rogers Barck for
a time occupied the position 10 which he
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,. r. nawkin.' Rather Dead.

J. r. Hawkins. an attorney OF this cItv,
yesterday received telegram from st.
n H. Hawkins, At that city last Friday
Nr Hawkins was "a years OF age. and
dad from the effects OF sunstroks sus-
tanned during the hot weather OK last
aufar,er
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GYPSIES At SOUTH SEATTLE
Quaint Colony Arrives on Its An
nual Pilgrimage.
HARMLESS. cLEANLy PEOPLE.

Living i'm Tents In the suburban
Town, They Earn Moaest Incomes
From Unusnal sources-Men Are
Famous for Love and Care Of
Horses-women Are Expert I'm
Fortune Telline ana Pslnistry.
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psath Of Mrs. Tarner.

News'wa received In Seattle yesterday
of the death OF Mrs. Julia ~ Turner.
wednesday, November "a. at her home IN
Normandy. 81, Louis county, No. Mrs
Turner was the mother Of Mrs. George
u. Paschaii, Of this city.
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pinner From 5 90 o To-day.

The usually fine Sunday dinner az the
RainIsr-Grand Cafe viii Sc served from 4
20 today. accompanied by an excellent
musical programme. -.
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Fred Potter was yesterday arraigned in
Police Judge Cams court on charge
OF assault with intent to murder in shoot
ing and wounding Charles Washington.
rtiored. The preliminary hearing was set
for November ~. and the defendant com
mitted TO jail Ia cefaut OF $50 honda.
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...SLEEp

comes from sweet stomach. pure blood.
strong nerves and hearty health. Tho
susest way 10 acquire these Ia by an
honest use Of this famous medicine. Hos
letters Stomach fsst,ers Fer nifty years
II has newer failed 10 cure stomach dis
orders. beginning with constipation ara
ending with kidney or liver trouble. See
that PRIVATE REvEHuE STAMP
covers the neck of ths bottle
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skAalse CoyT,x,,,n

~ VIM rrsA.,y n. San,
nj 80. .s'isssaa. Home ''"'
ss'.ss sxanlas Y yes ss o.
sSsssasl, ras Asarlnss :" was I
~ s ssssxss Ont y.s,.,a.,. !.
M : aes i d ssoa returned ar,.s
IAN sas'A prSSussedi a so,i from
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: aAs STATE ~ n NJ, WI prob
8 I. =. i. r,sl.,..
"a. s.la d mclpdiag SONS sns
&sssss 1 i H.. =! Graham
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~.
"a 80 All
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M 8HOUIs
s
1uu<1so - Meet
-. A.
~ VI =
s. uesteFn
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rs. Sms.atic
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1921 Ajherican
n November
! oart Of
dsv
.,..t,cn
nl'v prtctematiu'
"a ~ niiy Christ
7Slcan turkey
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= snJoy : good
"a kaslnese with
80 Susampie,
rrovid-
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n11e1en prairie
Is2! 1s.'s~Sfejv favored
Il ||!! 4 !. ~ sss - har the
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= u uede % no''o -
- - the center ~
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S1seer Of today
g. ~. ~ohbler. ac.
Nv. y s s- roror,ic
- a 49,
1 ~, 'ss~ ~
"a AZ result
sssSys : couple
49,. .sss - /. wya.h
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4 e)rgoA better than
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WHEAT CARRIERS SCARCE.
Low frice Of Grain Due to Absence
Of Tonnage.
DUTY or rHs COAST CITIES.

Ex-Gev. Moore Says Commereial
Bodies Should Take Measures to
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