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STEEL BAR CUT
Equal to s5 Ton-NO Danger of
sluInp IN Prices.

se1AA4 ~ ~ = @SA@ -AN --r-- - -
Slump in Prices.
PITTSBURGH. Pa, April 1s.-It was
learned to-day that at meeting of the
Bar MIL Association held in Pittsburgh
last Friday. the price of steel bars was
cut from two and one-fourth cents a
pound to two cents, equal to redue-
tion OF IS a ton. one Of the causes for
this reduction is that the eastern man
ufacturers have been selling steel bars
in the market at 2.15 cents a pound, and
had secured several good contracts.
Several manufacturers who were seen
said there is no danger OF general
slump in steel prices, and that while
Beasemer steel billets may be bought
at 500 50 In some cases, the price still
remains at $3.50 q ton.
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Special Dispatch to the Intelligenocr.
sTEUBENvILLE, O., April 49,
James Yost and John Jones, for bur-
glurlzlng the store Of B. F. Jones, ah
Emerson, were given eighteen months
in the penitentIary, and Harry Kings
for the same offense, was sentenced to
two years, getting six months additions
nl for his conduct in the court room.
Jones, before captured, was shot with-
out provocation by an officer at Bridges
port, who was looking for other parties,
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pefnrltine Teller Held In Ban.

BURLINGTON. VT, April 1s.-John
f. Farrar, teller OF the waterbury Ma
tional Bank. OF Waterbury, VT. was
brought here to-day for hearing before
the United States commissioner
charged with the embezzlement OF the
funds OF the bank. He wJrved exam
nation and was held in $4,000 bail for
The May term of the United States
court. FarTaT's shortage Is $4,000, ElV,-
900 more than first supposed.
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nlvorced bY Laws Of Nature.

LANCASTER. o.. April 1s,-The III
vorce case of Moses Swift against Mar
tina Swift, was to be heard here to-day
and the defendant arrived from Chicago
yesterday to fight the case. This morn
ing the plaintiff died with the defendant
on her knees at his bedside, praying for
his restoration.
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rnthunlnstIc Meeting Of MLners.

PIEDMONT. w. Va, April 1s.-An
enthusiastic meeting of the striking
coal miners was held to-day, at which
addresses were delivered by all the la
Dor leaders in the district. At the con-
cluslon Of the meeting, number Of
new names were enrolled on the mem
bership roster of the local union. There
was no change to-day in the strike sit
uation. The men are quiet, but appar-
entity determined to hold out for the
sixty cent rate and a check weighman.
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Good Contract for Westinghouse.

PITTSBURGH, April tS.-Wurd has
been received from Paris that the West
inghousc Electric Company has closed
contracts for the equipment of the Met
ropolltan Underground Railway OF
Paris, and the suburban lines OF the
railroad De EOurst. OF France.
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Iops Float Tbrough the Booms.

Special Dispatch to tho InteIItEsneer.
PARSONS, w. Va, April lS,-Aboue
100000 feet Of lumber in logs floated
through the booms Of the Glenn Lum-
ber Company here last night. Their
splash dam eight miles above bursted
and rushed the logs down and nearly all
passed through the boom.
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Special Dispatch to the Intelllgencer.
PARSONS, W. Va, April ia char
tcs has been isued to Grafton capitalists
for a bank at this place, capital stock
$4,000. with privilege OF increasing to
100000. L. Malone. w. L. Davis, 3.
Robinson, George NJ. WhItescarver and
Charns w. Robinson are the incorpora-
tors.
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nIslnn Thobrrn VerY Ill.

NEW YORK, April 1S.-Blshop ]. NJ.
Thoburn. OF the NJ. L. church in India,
who arrived In this country ten days
ago to attend the eeumcnlcal conference
in this city, Is III at Kingston, Ohio. the
home OF his relatives, suffering from
mental exhaustion. II 70 not expected
he viii be able to attend the confer
rDce,
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HEIRS TO A FORTUNE.
Glad Tidings to St. LOuisans After
the Death Of Hermit.

the Death Of Hermit,
ST. LOUIS, Mo-, April 1S.-The POST
Dispatch to-day says:
Harry B. Wandell, city editor of the
Globe Democrat, and his sister, Mrs.
Adam West; learned to-day through
dispatch from Albany. N. Y, that they
were heirs to a fortune. estimated at
several million dollars, left by Rousier
wandell n hermit of that city. A
large portion Of the estate is said to lie
in the Canary islands. Mrs. wlest is
the wife OF Adam West director in
the Cotton Exchange.
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Tho ProEressIve PeopIes, Party.

KANSAS CITY. No, April lS.-Mid-
die OF the road Populists at +helr mass
convention to-day effected permanent
state organization and adopted n new
name-The Progressive Peoples Party
The name will be presented to the ma
tionni convention for ratification.
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rhn chIld Am sloapa.

NEW YORK. April is.-Physiclans
orr much puzzled over the long sleep OF
Kate Kneppcr. three years Old. VINO mas
not awakened since she closed her eyes
NOR dinner O week ago, The child ap-
pears healthy and remains apparently
in a refreshing sleep
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Wnrrcn MuEt Hustle Homo.

LONDON. April is.-It is persistent
ly stated in military circles that Lieut.
General sir Charles Warren, the COM
mandcr OF the nfth division Of the
South Africa aeid force, has been order
ed to return home. II ls said that n
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FEW MoURNERs
At the Grave of the Dead millionaire,
Rufus Wright.

AKRON, o.. April ls.-The body of
Rufus Wright, the Chicago millionaire,
who was shot at the Leland hotel, Sat
urday, was Inferred at Glendale ceme-
terry to-day. The services We're very
simple. Rev. Villa Blake, Of Chicago,
through whom the deceased dlsbursed
$4,000 each year to charity, delivered
an eulogy at the grave. About twenty
relatives and friends of the deceased
accompanied the remains to this city.
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Jerry aimpson,s Successor.

HUTCHINSON. Kas, April 1S-Hon.
Chester l. Long. Of Medicine Lodge. wns
to-day unanimously renominatcd by the
Republican convention of the Seventh
congressional district. Delegates TO tho
national convention were chosen md in
structed for Mckinley.
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TH1Rp p1sTR1oT coNvENTIoN
To Select Delegates to the National
Convention to be Held at Hinton. !.

Convention to be Held at Hinton. /!
Special Dispatch to the IntellIgeaeer.
CHARLESTON. W. Va. April a.
At meeting here to-day Of the Repub-
lican congressional committee Of the
Third district, presided over by Attor"
ney General Rucker, Hinton was select
ed as the place for holding the district
convention to select two delegates and
two alternates to the national conven-
tlon. The time was fixed at May 2Srd.
and the basis Of representation was
made the same as that for delegates to
the state convention. The selecting Of
a time and place for the congressional
nominating convention was postponed
untIl a meeting which is to be held in
this city May End.
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NEW YORK, April 1S.-cecil Leslie,
tho advertising manager for the 62o per
cent Franklin syndicate, who was in-
dlcted for completely in the fraud, was
reIenScd from the Raymond street jail,
Rrootlyn, to-day because District At
tnrncv Clarke declared hc had not suf-
frient evidence to convict him.
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MoT1oN To 81 ASIDE vARDIcH

In the Cramblett Case Being Von1luF
cred by Judge Mansfield.
Special Dispatch to the InteIllgencer.
sTEUBENvILLB, O., April 1s.-Ar-
Euments on the motion OF Quincy
cramblett's attorneys to have the ver-
dict in the murder case set aside and
for q new trial we're made py attorneys
for the defense and state this after
noon, before Judge Mansfield, who took
the matter under consideration. There
is no change In popular feeling that
there was not enough evidence to war
rant conviction and defendants attor-
ncys referred to the fact that public
feeling did not support the verdict.
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n.uinr rhnlr Picturos Painted.

WASHINGTON, April 1S.--The dis
tlngulshed French artist, NJ. Chartran'
has been in washington some time en-
gagged in painting portraits Of Admiral
and Mra Dewey. much of the slime belng
he r1lcst OF NJ. Cambon the French am-
bnppndOr,
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Grand secretnry MeKInsloy Dc.

CLEVELAND. April ls.-J. NJ. Nc
Klnsley grand secretary OF the Royal
Arcanum. died to-day OF npoptcHy with
which hc was stricken while In his Of
dee Yesterday afternoon. Mr. McNins,
lcy was ffty-six years old ana IeHioeu
nj No $50 CLARKE avenue, this CITY
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oook endorsed for Circuit Judgo.

COOK Endorsed Tor circuit JuoBe'
Special Dispatch to the IR,elllscncer.
sTEUBENv1LLE, April 1s.-At the
Republican county convention held to-
day Hon. John McCook, OF steubenville,
was endorsed for circuit judge and dele
gates were so instructed.
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THE PRESENT CREED

Seems to be Objectionable to the
Thinking and Progressive Prssby-
terinns.
IRWIN. Pa, April 1s.-Blairsviile
Presbytery one of the largest bodies of
Presbyterians in Pennsylvania, to-day
unanimously adopted an overture to the
general assembly asking for a revision
OF the confession OF faith. The docu.
ment claims that the present creed Is
too long, not up to date and is not be-
ing lived up TO by members Of the de-
nomination. No specific change is nom
mated, but the action taken is looked
upon by the Presbyters as being in line
with the agitation Of the subject which
appears to, be general throughout the
country at present.
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LONDON, April liking Oscar and
the queen OF Sweden and Norway have
arrived In London
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of ss5O.OOO for the new naval academy
at Annapolis was pending when tho
house adjourned.
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For Ohio fair Thursday, with warnl-
or In northern and eastern portions; TN
crnnslng clOudlncss Friday; fresh
southwestcrly winds.
Local Temperature.
The temperature ycstcriny as observed
by q. schnepf, druggist, corner ot Market
aud Fourteenth streets, was as follows;
n. m....,,,....... 6l.3 y m,..-,'.,...,. se
y a. u4.,.....,...... 5OI y. m....sss.ss..s. ~
Il m.n,......,...... 75lwoIthcr, Fair,
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morning.

peremptory order for General warren's
return was cabled to South Africa this
morning.
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DANvILLE. Pa. April 1s.-The Pres
bytery of Northumberland last nigh:
adopted the following overture to the
general assembly relative to new short
creed:
1--WE. the Presbytery of Northumber-
land, do overture the general assembly
to appoint q committee to tnke into
consideration the whole matter of a re-.
statement Of our doctrinal standard
and to report to the next following as
sembly what, in their Judgment, had
been the action of the church on this
subject"
MILWAUKEE. Wis. April 1s.-At n
meeting of the Milwaukee presbytery,
which embraces large portion of the
state, steps were taken looking to re-
form in the Presbyterian creed. An
overture was offered by the Rev. ]. g.
Blue. OF Waukesha, and passed petition
ing the general assembly to take the
matter up.
Richmond daily palladium., 1900-11-23

have been living in F't. Wayne, re
turned yesterday afternoon.
All kinds spectacle repairing,
Haner 5.
Correct spectacle fitting, special
~, Haner's-
Matt Shew OF Cambridge City was
here today.
\ few good seats still left for The
Runaway Girl.
Miles Goodwin OF New Castle was
in the city last evening.
Tomorrow is donation day for the
Margaret Smith Home.
Mary Erbse was fined 1890 this
morning in police court for trespass.
Trosey Morgan and Katie Winslow
of Hagerstown have been licensed to
marry.
DR.. Tracey aud daughter. north
sixth street, went 10 Cincinnati yes
terday afternoon.
Prof. Crane OF the Dayton high
school addressed the public school
teachers this afternoon.
The Runaway Girl tonight, 81 peo-
pie.
Tate's barber pole fell about /
D clock this afternoon. doing no in
Iury but frightening a couple of
" N en- who had just passed. The
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The "0range Blossom Burlesquers.

The show at the Phillips last night
was conducted between ieers of the
audience bv five yosng women and
one man. The program was continu-
ally interrupted by the crowd. The
performance was an extremely poor
one in every particular, and was
hissed and guyed copiously through
out. The police kept an eye on the
show TO see that the worst
parts were cut out. After
it was over the crowd fol
lowed the company to the hotel. boot
ing and jeering, and police protec-
ton was necessary to keep them from
moleStation.
Mr.. Murray OF the management
states that he believed the company
was a larger and better one, and that
ii would come up to the statements
made regarding it IN the advertis-
ing
Richmond daily palladium., 1900-11-23

Charley. dear" said young Mrs. Tor
kins, politicians are real unselfish peo-
pie. aren't theyT'
They don't enjoy any such reputa-
ton"
Then they are misunderstood. I
never saw anything like the way one
side gets up and warns the other that
ii is making a mistake in its candidate
and its platform instead of letting il
rush on to disaster and defeat. 1t Is
positively noble. Washington Star.
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How to Treat a Troublesome Corn.

To remove a troublesome corn or
bunion: First soak the corn or bun
ion in warm water to soften it, then
pare it down as closely as possible
without drawing blood and apply
Chamberlain 5 Pain BALM twice daily:
rubbing vigorously for FIVE minutes
at each application. A corn plaster
should be worn for few days to pro-
tect it from the shoe As a general
liniment for sprains, bruises, lame
ness and rheumatism. Pain Balm is
unequaled- For sale by A. G. Luken
& Co. and Curme & Co, druggists.
Richmond daily palladium., 1900-11-23
NEW USE FOR PEARS.
Said to Make the Best Sfrup For
Buckwheat Cakes Known.

Buckyv heat Cakes Known.
Kiefer pears were an interesting top
ic of discussion at the other days ses-
sion of the annual farmers institute at
Mullica Hill, Pa. says the Philadelphia
Press. John Rapp of Glassboro. one
Of the leading fruit growers of south
Jersey, said that at the rate this fruit
was grown at present and the large
young orchards now growing he could
not see where there was going to be a
market for them. Theodore Brown
differed with him He had found that
the juice of these pears with a slight
addition of sugar made the best sirup
for buck heat cakes to be found
In the evening Alva Agee of Ohio
spoke on Making Country School
Pay"
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Appreciation.

Americans are so droll.'' the visiting
Londoner wrote in his notebook. Il
heard one of them say this morning
that he had a corking good time last
night when il was perfectly plain
from his disordered appearance that he
had had an uncorking good time
Chicago Tribune.
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THE DOCTORS
ARE COMING
Three months services
will be given FREE TO all
who call before Dee. 29th.

A staff of eminent physicians and sur-
geons from the British Medical Institute,
have. at the earnest solicitations of a
large number of patients under their care
in this country decided 10 establish a
permanent branch office in this city
Quarters have already been seured III
the coumodious residence
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LOCAL NEWS.

DR.. VA. Park, Dentist s y. tenth.
Buy your hats of Fletcher. S-tf.
Smoke eye glasses for sun. Haner's.
Harding, Dentist. Westcott block.
Don't miss The Runaway Girl to-
night.
Harry Seetioth and family, who
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EHenfnK ThinCa.

A $4,000 statue of Robert Morris
the great American fnancier OF the
Revolution. Is to he erected in Fair
mount park. Philadelphia = fitting
tribute, says the St Paul Globe, to a
man who suffered indignity In that
same city by being imprisoned for
Richmond daily palladium., 1900-11-23

WASHINGTON, d. C., Nov. 23.-
For Indiana: Increasing cloudiness,
possibly rain in the southwest to-
night and SATURDAY..
For Ohio: Generally fair tonight
ana Saturday. colder tonight in the
south
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All invsliis who call upon these eminent physi-
elans for treatment between nov snd December ~
viii be given three months services {meNieeiue *
eerfedA entirely free of charge. These services
consist only of consultation, examination and
advice, but also Of aiI minor surgical operations
The object IN pursuing tins course = tu bScotnt
rapidly and personally acquainted With the SEX
and afflicted, and, under no circumstances, viii
sny charge whatever be made for any service rem
dered for three months 10 all who call between
new and December -.
The Doctors treat all forms OF disease and de
forrnities and guarantee a cure ia every they
undertake. At the first interview a thorough eN-
animation is made and, IL incur4h8c. ou are
rankiy and kindly told 50, also advised against
ending your money for useless treatment.
Male and female weakness. ettarrh and eata hrr-
al deafness slso rupture, goitre. caReer, and all
diseases of the rectum are positively cured by
their new treatment.
Dr. W. F. Policy. the chief consulting surgeon
of the Institute viii be in personal charge.
OFFICE HOURS from a. m. Till 8
D. N. No SUNDAY hours
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She-Are those Russian names really
as twisted as they look!
He-Tbey are indeed Some Of them
are SO hopeiessly involved that even a
railroad brakeman could not mlspro
nounce thsm.-Indianapolis Press-
Richmond daily palladium., 1900-11-23

Mr.. Freeborn Jackson-Whad yoh
gwine name i'm, Laurelia?
Mrs Jackson-Anyfing yoh lakes
anything 'cept Alias. Ise noticed bows
o that name nevah comes to no good
They's allus in the police co't-Brook-
lyn Life
Richmond daily palladium., 1900-11-23

Mrs Fotheringay Jibbs came to my
reception without an invitation"
You don't mean itg-
Yes, she explained to me that she
felt sure my omission Of her was an
oversight t-"-Indianapolls Journal
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Yes. the girls claim the family was
once in very good circumstances, but
they suffered a great come down sew
eral years ago"
How was thatf@
Their father fell out of a balloon
Cleveland Plain Dealer.
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Sweet cider at Prices.

John l. Druley, one mile east OF
Boston, viii have sale of personal
property next Monday, November
Do. There is a choice assortment
from which to select. 223t
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Ladies genuine welt shoes for 5:
at Mashmeyer S.
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Fletcher has the largest and best
line of underwear in the city. The
values can not be beat. From soc a
garment up.
Richmond daily palladium., 1900-11-23

Fine steel enamelled cooking ware
at prices lower than any one else.
LIFTS,
Main and sixth.
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Ed Mashmeyer sells w. l.. Doug
las shoes.
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COUNTY FAIR NEWS.

Hot chocolate with waters served
at Prices.
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Oysters stewed, fried or raw
served at Prices.
Richmond daily palladium., 1900-11-23

Florida oranges, Florida grapes,
fruit and malaga grapes at Prices :.
Richmond daily palladium., 1900-11-23

Hand-turned ladies' shoes for
q. so at Mashmeyer's.
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Prices for an elegant box of choco-
| lltes-
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Fairy sticks, compressed creams
and fresh buttercups at Prices.
Richmond daily palladium., 1900-11-23

High grade porcelain cups and
saucers soc set. 1LIFF 5,
Corner sixth and Main.
Richmond daily palladium., 1900-11-23

Ed Mashmeyer sells Stetson shoe:
at So and SO.
Richmond daily palladium., 1900-11-23
Special Drive on Matches.

W L. Douglas enameled shoes
80 30 at Mashmeyer S.
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SptCIdI DIVE on MdtCutS.
Best parlor matches 2, 400 for 12c.
Highest grade goods. This lasts
only a few days. ILIFF's,
Main and sixth streets.
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THE LINEUP
OF The fxo Football Teams Fer To-
morrow's Scrimmage.

The following is the lineup of the
footba teams of the Methodists and
Ouakers for tomorrow afternoon ;
game:
DEPAUw.
L. E, Gregory, Capt.
L. T., o Daniels.
L. G., Baker.
c., Williams.
R. G., White.
r. T., Pierson.
r. E, Reed.
r. Fl. B., Jackson.
L. H. B., Peterson.
T. B., Whitlock-
@ b, Wise.
EARLHAM.
L. f, Griffith.
L. T., Wildman.
l. G., Hadley.
c., Shilling.
r. G., Littell.
II. T., Hastings.
4. F., Sta lley
r. H. b., hoemaker.
l.. H. B., Graves.
F. B., Unthank.
q. b., Ratcliff.
Richmond daily palladium., 1900-11-23

Bay your underwear at Fletcher 5.
Richmond daily palladium., 1900-11-23

Plenty of nice fresh oysters, Stand
ard, selects and Counts at Prices
All grades of men S underwear at
Fletcher S hat store.
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Two Conver>ntions Overheard
Your Dear Old Uncle ELL

Two Conversations Overheard by
Your Dear OId Uncle ELI.
AS he reached home and stood be
fore his wife there was Il look on his
face she had never seen before. He
seemed TO be a foot taller and a ton
heavier. and his general air was that
of a man who had n million dollars in
the bank.
''Jo-Jocl. what is it? What has hap
pened!" exclaimed the wife in tones
of fear and anxiety.
I've struck it at last" he replied as
he swelled with Importance.
Found a gas weliT'
"Noap.'
"A gold minc?'
''Noap"
ANY one died and left you a for
tune:"
"Noap. It's sunthin a heap better
I've taken fuSt prize at the county fair
fur the best bushel of carrots growed
in all this county,
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"Waal. Jim, l heard you was over to
Charlotte, and l thought I'd stop and
inquire how things went"
who you callin Jim?'
why, you, of course"
Then. sir. I'd have you know that
my name is James Johnson Jones'"
But We've bin nayburs and friends
fur the last 10 years, and I've allus
called you Jim
Yes. | know. but things are differ
ent now. Sunthin's happened"
Good Lord. but what kin it be?"
You know that red calf of mine
the one you said was a whoosher?
Waal entered him at the county fair.
and he took the blue ribbon"
Jim Johnson. you don't mean ftm
Its n cold fact
Then, by gum. If you'll run fur
president of the United States. I'll
vote fur you all day longr'
NJ. QUAD
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No. Io7 South Twelfth st.

The Office will be open and ready to re
ceive patients next Monday morning at
clock
Richmond daily palladium., 1900-11-23

Lamps of all kinds at
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Corner Main and sixth.
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Elegant new figs at Prices.
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Peoples Exchange.
STORAGE-Ground floor sixteenth
and Main, Verne Smith. If

FoUND-A watch Call at Robin
son 81 Co. S office, and prove prop
prfV