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II VIII be white. s

The Moundsville Herald hasa genial
way Of calling attention to some OF the
tolbles of the Democratic press of the
.stateS For instance II culled this re-
markable expression from the last Issue
of the Grafton Leader:
VOTE AGAINST NIGGERIzING
THE sTATE-yoTE THE DEMO-
CRATIC OR WHITE MANS TICKET
THIS FALL"
Commenting on this mild assertion Of
the. principles of the Democracy OF
West Virginia the Herald says:
!, 1.-THE above is a very fair specimen Of
the high toned and dlgnlned campaign
being made by the very Democratic
papers that whine because Roosevelt
spoke about Democracy in plain lam
ssoage. They claim that Roosevelt
abused Democracy when the fact is that
1t is constantly abusing ITSELF"
This is in keeping with the wonderful
qualities Of the Democratic nominee for
auditor, who is also chairman Of the
state committee. Colonel Joe Chiffon,
we, believe 1t was, who praised Mr.. NIL
ler's ability. at the Parkersburg con-
vention, for rounding up zone legged
niggers:" ,Justwhy q one legged negro
was any worse than a properly equip
ped colored voter. SO far as legs go, we
have never yet been told, but the Graf
ton Leader, under the espionage OF Col.
.McGraw; has evidently imblbed the
spirit OF the party. The paramount Is
sue this campaign will be White
mans government for West Virginia.
Let US, therefore. not avoid the Issue.
In the meantime the Republican party
proposes to see that every, colored cItl-
zen OF this state shall cast his ballot
unintimIdated. and further, that 1t shall
be: counted. after 1t has been cast, and.
not purple penciled" like many. Of the
ballots cast in Taylor county were In
1888. The Grafton Leader talks like 1t
was published In North Carolina Or
Mississippi.
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NEWSPAPER WAITS.

Music Is sometimes divided Into. two
classes. sacred md profape. For par
ticulars us to profane music, go TO q
sacred concert."-Boston Transcript.
/ A Painful Comparison.-"Thcre is
hack work and hack work." said the
struggling writer Think what l get
for mine-and what the hackmau gets
for his!" he added, blttcrly.-Puck.
The Cornfcd PhIlosopher.-"It is a
great comfort" said the Cornfed Phil
osopher, ito find that the Ten Conf
mandments read thou shalt not In
stead OF I shall not "-IndianapolIs
Press.
Mrs. Spinks-I can't nay you. I
haven't Il cent. But perhaps my hus-
band Will have some money when he
gets home. l believe he's gone to a
horse-race. Grocer (weeping)-Alas!
madame, You are mistaken. 1t wasn't
n horse race he went to. It nwas q
church fnir.-New York Weekly.
Didn't FIJI the Bill.-"Mu says how
much will you charge to write btu
nry on the death OF my dnd?" Three
dollars an inch," replied the editor,
gruiily. The messenger departed, but
In n little while he returned and said:
MA says dad wuz six foot two Inches,
but he wuzn't wuth three dollars,"-
Atlanta Constitution.
a Contradiction.-Politician-Myb boy,
the door TO every successful business is
labelled Push Thoughtful Youth-Isn,t
your business n successful one?-Poli-
ticlan-Wcll. yes, I Halter myself that
1t Is very successful. Why do you ask
that? Thoughtful Youth--Because, sir,
see your door is labelled 'Pull.-De-
troit Free Press.
Properly 1nterpreted.-She was radi-
antly happy as she passed into the ball
room after paying her regards to the
hostess. "How do you do. my dcar?"
the latter had said to her. II hope you
do not feel MS weary as you look" "Ah!"
exclaimed the fair woman, afterwards.
communIng with herself. "how charm
ing must look to-nlGht."-Philadelphia
Press.
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Bryan's Mask.

Senator Hoar, in his able comments
on Bryan's speechat 1ndlanapolls,wher
he performed with "AllnI the Axeman."
gives pretty clear conception OF the
Interior purposes OF Mr.. Bryan and his
party. who are not Democrats In the
accepted sense OF the definition OF thu
principles OF the followers OF Jefferson
and Jackson. Everybody will give Sem
ator Hoar credit for being honest. 1t
Is true that he opposed tho treaty which
Mr.. Bryan advocated, but he shows
very convlncInsiy why The, United
States should meet n responsibility
which has been thrust upon It. md
tears away the Popullst mask that the
nominee OF the Kansas City convention
is wearing. Mr.. Hoar in his. interview
said:
y Mr.. Bryan has put his case with great
power and with great dcaterlty. Many
good men the first time they read II viii
be much impressed by II. but they Will
take less. after more careful consldcra.
tIon. HIS deicnsc OF his course In pro-
curing the ratification OF the treaty by
which the Philippine Islands were nc
QuIrcd from Spain In exceedingly weak
and tame. II will not bear examination
Il for n moment. The senate was the
utrong fortress. the Wesi Point OF the
opposition OF Imperialism.
II myself. In my humble why. did ev-
crythlng in my power to prevent tho
ratification OF the treaty. did II Mt
the cost OF which WINS ms dear to me
rs my llfc-the approval and sympathy
OF men who Ind been my friends md
+ political companions for more than
thirty yeurs. Everything tried To do
was brought to naught by the action
OF Mr.. Bryan.
He Is not to get the reward OF his
conduct II can help 1t. do not give
him my confidence In this matter. Ha
shys that II he Ia elected he Will call
IN extra session Mt once md propose
to- Congrcss to give up the Philippines
to their own people. He must know
well that this talk Ia tho itllest and most
ridiculous nonsense. Ifc knows he
could not expect either housn Of Com
gress to do this thing until the people
OK the Philippine islands hive nban-
ooned their insurrcction and have re-
eatablishcd an ordinary government
.undor our protection. n Ms
u 40. the nntl.imperiaiism OF Mr., Brynn
ana That OF his party ~ but a mask
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national Republican convention. DAVIS
WAS DISCREDITED. HOWEVER, AS
a PARTY MAN, AND NO SERIOUS
ATTENTION WAS PAID BY REPUB-
LICANS TO HIM. his political aspira-
lions or his pro- oer crusade. DAVIS
TRIED ToBREAK INTO THE STATE
REPUBLICAN, CONVENTION held In
Kansas City in May, but a resolution to
invite him to address the convention was
bitterly fought and finally rejected. HE
WAS AT PHILADELPHIA,B BUT OBJ
TANNED NO RECOGNITION.
twas the general belief after DavIs's
last flop yesterday that he had ar
ranged with the Democratic national
committee TO SPEAK FOR THE
BRYAN TICKET IN THE IMPEND-
: ING CAMPAIGN AT so MUCH PER
SPEECH. His desertion OF his old par
ty could be explained on no other thao-
ry. because neither Davis nor any other
politician Of ordinary Judgment serious
ly believes that Bryan can be elected In
November. Davis's action to-day sus-
tains this belief. for. undoubtedly at
the behest of the Democratic national
committee, Davis addressed the Silver
Republican convention. Yesterday in
the national Democratic convention
Davis worshipped antl-lmperialism To-
day he became devoted 1e-to-1er.
This is what'h he said:
I'VE don't want to follow Great Bril-
taIn's ideas any farther; we don't want
to help drag Great Britain's chestnuts
out OF the fire in Chlha. We are big
enough to have our own government,
free of alliances with Great Britain
We are big aud grand enough to have
our own money
The DEMOCRATS SAY VERY LIT
TIE when asked how they like the
new convert. THEY LAUGH.
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II IS q mask to cover the things they
have had most at heart from the Begin
ming; 1t Is mask to cover their Srur-i
pose. to establish the free coinage OF
silver; q mask to cover their purpose
20 bring In free trade; a mask to cover.
their purpose to overthrow the banking
system; a mask TO cover. an attack upon
the supreme court, and a purpose to re-
-orsanlze itiif they. can get the oppor-
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NOTICE TOSREPUBLICANS.

u - j - ( +. .
Suggestion meetings will be held on Sat-
urday,' August rs. 1900, at s o'clock p. m.
mall Of the districts In Ohio county. ex-
cept Lipertyand Rlchland, which districts
VIII hold their meetings at o'clock p. M.
for the purpose 81 suggesting delegates
to the County Convention. Z,
The meeting PLACES will be as follows:
House. Ztsali r.; 957 a
,IMadlson? DistrIct-Island Hose House.
Clay; DIstrlct-Odd Fellows Hall. fS
Union iDistrict-Pollce Court Room
Centre Dlstrlct-Hartmann's Hall. COR
ncrsof' Twenty-third and Market streets.
Webster D!strict-Pythian Castle.
tRitchie tDlstrict-Knoke's Hall. No. 3Sl9
iTrladelphia Dlstrict-K. OF P. Hall, Elm
Liberty Dlstrict-Centre School House.
.RIchland Dlstrlct-Brlck School House.
~ URINARY ELECTION.
Primary elections Will be held on Sat-
urday. August Is. 1900. from the hours OF
II O'clock a. m. TOT o'clock p. m, In all
Of &, the dis,riets In Ohio county; except
polls Will open at J. clock p. m. and close
ut o'clock p. m. lf.s
+ AT, the. said primary election there shall
be. elected ono candidate for Judge OF the
to the County Convention. The districts
are entitled to and shall elect the follow
ing number OF delegates: 80
Washington Dlstrict-Nine (9) delegates.
Madison Dlstrict-Eight S) delegates.
Union District-Eight 49, delegates.
Centre .Dlstrict-Seyen (0 delegates.
Webster Dlstrict-Eight S) delegates.
Richie Distrlct-Nine t9) delegates.
TTladelphia ,pistrist-sis tS delesates.
Richland District-Two (e delegates.
The voting places for the Primary Elec-
tion Will be held at the following places:
Washington District.
yisilant Engine House, city.
Hose House, Fulton; -.
Madison District.
Island Hose House
Henry Hoops, northeast corner OF South
Penn and Ohio streets.
Clay District.
Old jail.
Union District.
Police Court Room.
Centre District
!; Hartmann'si Hall. northeast corner of
Webster District.
No. e703 chaplIne street.
2 Squire Schpltze's office. corner OF Thir-
- s'uA - uAiA Nhhplihc ohiettS.'
Richie District.
No. 1903 jacob street. -
/. No. 1903 Jacob street.
School House ut east end OF Twenty
ninth street.
Triadelphia District.
Leatherwood School House.
Elm Grove, Mayors Office.
2 Tfiadelpbia, Green's Hotel
Glendale, School House.
Liberty District. -
Valley Grove, School House.
West Liberty, White School House,
Potomac, H. C.sMcCammon's.
Richland District.
Glcnn's Run School House.
Brick School House.
. All delcgatcs elected under this call
shall be entitled TO one vote each in the
County Convention and shall have The
right. TO appoint their own alternates.
II r. COUNTY CONVENTION.
Tho County Convention for the purpose
OF nominating four. ID candidates for The
house of delegates. o, county surveyor, and
selecting two (2) judicial and two jo) scnn.
torinl confcrees from each district, will be
held In the Second Branch OF Council
Chamber, Wheeling, w. Va. on Saturday,
September !. 1900. nj, 9 o'clock p. m,
BY order OF the Republican Executive
Committee OF Ohio county.
,,gfW. II. HoRNISH,
w. j. LYLE. -"
.a - Secretary mil
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II Baby is Cutting Teeth

DC sure and use that old and wcll.trled
remedy. Mrs. Winsiow's Soothing
Syrun. for children tccthinE. 1t soothcs
the child. softcns the gum, nllays ali
pnln. cures wind collie and Ia tho best
remedy for dlarrhoea. Twenty-Five
cents bottle. mw&t
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The Hon. Webster Davis Is expected
to speak at Wheeling Park this even
Ing. Will the Hon. Webster Davis tell
US whether he is going to support "wll.
liam J. Brennlngs'' or william Jennings
Bryan?
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A Webster Davis. ex.secretary OF the
Interior under President Mckinley, is
now defending the Beers. II Mr.. Davis
keeps up hisrecord he will soon have the
Boer cause displayed ut his bargain
counter.
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REPUBL Jean SENATORIAL CONVENTION.

Z The Republican. Senatorial Convention
OF the First Senatorial District OF West
Virginia. ,composcdSot Hancock. Brooke
day.. September s., 1860. at 10. O. clock nj,
ut the Court House. Wcllsburg, West
Virginia. for the plrpasc OF nominating
candidate for the State Senate. and at
tending to my other business that may
properly como before said convention.
EACH county shall be entitled TO one vote
for each one hundred votes or fraction
thereof OF Nifty votes or more cast In such
county Gfor, Gil w Atkinson In 1896 for
governor. Each confcrec shall have the
right 10 name his own proxy.
HARRY HOOKING.
Chairman.
is5Fl Secretary. auil
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The only endorsement that Labor
Commissioner Barton has 10 worry
about is the communication OF the real
workingmen. and he has that. Y
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Mr.. Davis will tell you at Wheeling
Park, this evening. why Consul Mncrum
came home to whisper into President
Mcliinlay's ear. whnn he could have
used the cable Just as well. I
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~.
Intelllgencer Edi.
tor!al Saturday, Au-
gust Il: 1t Is. per-
hQps, n difficult
thing to impress
people who are
without conscience.
The dlstorters and
those who uisrep-
resent others know
inSly. with malice
aforethought. in
fact, Will continue
to occupy their
place In this world.
One Of the suprcm-
est attempts TO
twist language 10
suit the purpose Is
the quotation from
Governor Roose-
Velt's st. Paul
speech and pub
lished in some Of
the Democratic pa
pers OF the country.
Those Democratic
. Journals which re-
tain their self re-
spect will have
nothing to do with
the trick that many
are attempting 10
play on the RepIlb-
lican candidate for
vice president. The
quotation referred
to reads rs follows:I
They (the Demo-
Gratis Of the coun,
try) stand for INV
lcssness and dlsor-
der, for dishonesty
and dishonor. for IT.
cense and disaster
ut home and cow
ardly shrinking
from duty abroad"
1t will be noticed
, that there Is an In
tarpol 10 n In
brackets. Without
the language In .he'
brackets Mr.. Roose-
welt Is quoted cor
rectly. But Mr..
Roosevelt never APP
piled such terms 10
the Democrats OF
the country. II Is
n paltryi method OF
making n point,
but Is quite charac-.
tcristlc OF the ellis
lon artists OF Bryan
Democracy. II the
context OF Mr..
Rooscvclt's remarks
were published the.
trick would be very
plpin. In his st.
Paul speech he in
y1ted ALL AMERI-
CANS = to rally.
around the Repub-
lican standard md
combat the hcrcsics
OF the Kansas City
Platform and the
supporters of Bry-.
anlsm. He included
nil good Democrats
In his invitation TO
repcl the assault
on the integrity and
honor OF the coun-
try. and then lie
characterized tho
Chicago and htn-
sls City platform
Democracy In the
terms quoted with
so much glcc by
certain Bryan pa
nora He a,1nkn fI1p
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Mr.. Webster Davis has been 20 much
OF n turncoat that his political apparel
now resembles that OF Joseph, OF many
colors.
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Itwould not be surprising II the DEM
ocrats had Aguinaldo on the stump be-
fore the campaign IL over.
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The REGISTER yesterday morning pub.
lishcd n"coluinn OF vice presidents" OF
tic Webster Davis meeting ut Wheel.
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The Register will now have a fine OPP
portunIty to display It's lore and legends
OF Judas Iscariot when 1t speaks OF the
Hon. Webster Davis, OF the Transvaal.
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Ing Park. The 1ntelligeneer does not
question the Democracy OF the gentle.
men. named. butt doubts very much II
jall of them were consulted as to the
use of thsir names. u 81
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REPUBLICAN STATE TICKET.

zIst For Governor.
ALBERT D. WHITE
1880 or Wood County.
"a For Auditor. 5Gs
ARNOLD C. SCHERR,
or Mineral County.
For Treasurer.
PETER SILMAN.
OF Knnawha County.
For Supt. OF Schools,
T. C. MILLER.
or Marion County.
For Attorney General.
ROMEO II. FREER,
z ss,s- OF Richie County. @
Judges Supreme Court,
HENRY BRANNON.
or Lewis County.
GEORGE PoFFENBARGER,
or Mason County.
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'ers and leaves the
discriminating pub
Register Editorial,
Monday, August IL:
Our dear, truthful
contemporary. the
lntolligencer, has
discovered ha I
TEDDY, the Ter
rdr." he OF the wide
and reckless mouth
and loud. piercing
voice. has been mis-
quoted by wicked
Democratic editors
~ the following from
his recent Wild and
woolly st. Paul ut
ter2nce: -Hsf
They (the Demo-
Gratis OF the country
stand for lawless-
ness and disorder.
for dishonesty and
dishonor. for license
and disaster at home
q \ d cow nrdi y
shrinking from duty
abroad"
ut will be no.
tlced," says Our
n e | & h b or. that
there is an interpo-
lation in brackets.
Without the Ian
gunge In the brack-
cts Mr.. Roosevelt Is
no te d correctly.
But Mr.. Roosevelt
never applied such
terms to the Demo-
crnts OF the coun-
try" ,.
The trouble with
this explanation Is
II explains nothing.
II Mr.. Roosevelt I'D
not speak OF the
Democrats and the
Democracy OF the
country us the faith
full st nog rapher
quoted his words,
what was II he said,
and what did he
mean? Our neigh
Dor fails to enllgnt-
en- us. II enters n
mere general denial
that does not deny,
and Will convince no
one that Roosevelt
has been In any why
misGuoted or gar
blcd.
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The IntellIgencer on Saturday. at.
tempted to show how Democratic
papers were misrepresentIng Governor
Roosevelt. 1t did not mention the Reg
lister, but 1t seems It awakened its al
legged conscience. In proof of this the
'1ntelligencer prints side by side the re-
marks OF both papers and leaves the
whole matter to discriminating pub
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TRXYtELIN G z SHOE SAL, T,s,; =,
-Aswanted--SAfman TINT Is con ne cted IAN An
coed house to represent "a igood IL, WIN %
mining and furnace shoes. Aadress ny! q
reference, D. & u. c. 2 STEM. III, NV, S,sa
N. J..eli rs = =, ,niiIi.i,ssssra,
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IT osrIoN THE CHERRY mir
IL road. or between there aid The, cI,sLtLL
g gen, san. 4 black leather leEgins ilS.
at Fort Henry Club. 'SisS ,, sSins
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tThc 1NTELL1GENcRR; embracing lis
several editions. is entered in the Post
ONCE at Wheeling. w. Va, as second
class natter.) Gi'i-. II {. , n Z. I,
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REPUBLICAN COUNTY TICKET.

Sheriff-D. II. Taylor.
Prosecuting Attorncy-Frank w. Nesbitt.
Assessor (CIty DlSt.)-Addison Israel.
Assessor Country Dist.)-Lester Smith.
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CAREER OF "WEB.' DAVIS.

Incidental Light on That Gentle.
mans Character and Calibre-Not
Noted for Firmness Of Purpose.
Boon Companion of William j.
Brennings and Dom Kaul Pruger.
In vlew of the fact that the Honor
able Webster Davis. OF Missouri, is to
address a Democratic meeting ut
Wheeling Park tonight, the following
bit Of history published in the 1ntelli-
gencer OF July; 10Th, is especially inter-
esting inasmuch as 1t Will serve to give
his audience a better Idea OF his true
worth as a man who was never known
to turn his back upon a friend. nor; to
desert political principles that he has so
often promulgated upon the stump.
Thirteen years ago Webster Davis
came to Kansas City to practice law.
He had lived in Gallatln, Mo-, where he
had been employed as a shoemaker, ann
subsequently as an office boy for the
law firm Of shanklln, Low 6 McDougal.
He early displayed uncertain proclIyl-
ties. attending three universities, two
of them but a short period. Restless in
Kansas City. he soon Joined his parents
in Colorado, where he pursued the prac-
tice OF law and took the oath OF eiti-
zenshlp. He returned to Kansas City
in December, 1889. but up to 1882 he re-
sided part OF the time in Chicago and in
other places, says the st. Louis Globe
Democrat.
In that, year the REPUBLICANS
LIFTED DAVIS FROM oBsCURITY
and nominated him for Congress In this
district. He was recommended by
Judge McDougal and Major Warner,
the old Republican war horse OF Mis-
souri,, because his natural gifts as an
orator. Davis and Warner stumped the
state together, the major. then being the
Republican nominee for, governor. In
this way Davis acquired a reputation
as a speaker throughout the state, and
the foundation was laid for his rise in
the ranks of his party. Davis was de-
feated for Congress and little was heard
OF him until 1894.
Il
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THE GRASS us GROWING ;.S,,
- Lawn Mowers need sharpening ND
them 10 the Wheeling Scale Work 'tie ae.
theiIiep niod sSs and we Tql call fSr them
give the best 81 tisfaction and wotS we
promptly. 1893 Market street. ! S Nh
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ROE s sAL,EEI;FAfMILYHo Horse. Four
Ken; does not scare at anything w w,
locker: trots In HARNESS.: singh. ny, syCa
saddle; weight 1850 pounds; will On !; ~
pounds when. fully dcyeloped; an sS l,snGU
or child can drive; a rare good oneEti2
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WHEELING. AUGUST u, 1900.
P3EIPUBLIcAN NATIONAL TICKET.

REPUBLICAN NATIONAL TICKET.
For President.
g WILLIAM MCKINLEY,
OF Ohio. ss-i.
sslf For Vice President,
THEODORE ROOSEVELT.
PRESIDENTIAL ELECTORS.
s BENSON B. MeMECHEN.
or Marshall County.
p.LEwIS.
~ or Kanawhn County.
DISTRICT ELECTORS.
First District
o. W. o. HARDMAN,
OF Tyler County.
Second District.
n. G. KE1M,
or Randolph County.
Third District.
J. L. BEURY,
OF Fayette County.
Fourth District. So
T. B. MCCLURE,
or Wayne County. .ti.
FOR CONGRESS-.
First District
B. B. DOYENER,
or Ohio County.
Second District
ALsToN c. DAYTON.
or Barbour County.
Third District. %
JOSEPH II. GAINES.
or Klnnwhus County.
Fourth District.
or Cabell County. IL
sass-g -.sf =
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CLUES, SATTENTIoNT

For the coming .campaiynSwe ofrer n,
pest ventilated and most centrally lorS,si
halIs In the city. For terms, etc, InsIa
70 NJ; sSONNEBoRN,5 OF The Hub. F'S S,,r
teenth and Market streets. duili,hr.
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GARD. OF THASKs-To THE bFFf-
lSsCERS and members OF WastInr.,dI,
Council No. l. 0. "A. NJ, and fTs , ny
irlends: We desire most sincerely Ia e exF
tend our thanks for, the courtesy MA
MANI acts or kindness shown us durss
the recent illness and death af our brn,h",s
william. JOHN HAGEDoRS,'
HENRY HAGEDORN.
MARY HAGEDORNs s.
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