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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1900-08-24
BELLAIRE.

News Notes of Interest From the Bel
mont County Town.
Miss Alma Archer is in New Martins
Vile
Roy Neal, of GAINESVILLE, is the guest
of friends here.
c. Forest is the guest of friends in
Mansfield
o. P. Myers, of Toledo, was in town
yesterday
VIM Ludwig has returned from At
lantic City.
Andrew Kern and wife have return
ed from New York.
Prof j. Duncan, of Bridgeport, was
in the city yesterday.
Albert Schindewolf has returned
from New Martinsville.
Miss Mary Poyers is the guest of her
parents in Woodsield.
Clarence Potts, of Columbus, is the
guest of Edward Moore.
The B. e o. employees received their
luOHlU wages ytStSl udy-
Mrs. CT. La Roche, of Wheeling, is
the guest of relatives here.
Rev. Ashford Lane and family are at
Rock Hill visiting friends.
Miss Elsa Leasure has returned from
a pleasant visit to Bethesda
j. B. McCammon, of Wheeling, reg
ictered at the Windsor yesterday.
Heatheringtons band will furnish
the music for the st. Clairsville fair.
Miss Maggie Borham. of the Third
ward, is the guest of relatives in
Toronto.
Hon. J. P. Spriggs, Of Woodsfeld,
passed through town yesterday ON his
way home from Canada
C. E. Carroll, OF Cleveland, and Chas.
Mann, of Woodsfeld, were among the
arrivals at the Globe yesterday.
Harvey Sigers. of Union street. had a
paralytic stroke yesterday about II
o'clock. He Is in very serious condi-
ton.
There were two plain DRINKS in
| Police Court yesterday. They were
fined 81 and costs each, and on their
payment of the fine were dismissed.
A man by the name OF .Sevel and a
, colored man were arrested yesterday on
a charge of drunkenness. They viii be
given a hearing at o'clock this morn
| ing.
| Miss Maud Dawson leaves to-day for
East Liverpool. Her sister will go to-
morrow. They will attend the Dawson
family reunion at that place on the
10th.
| About thirty of the employees OF the
Stewart enameling works went on yes
| terday. They say they will not go
back until their old boss, Fred. Meister.
is put back on.
VIM. Wells, of the Fifth ward, had
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1900-08-24

three fingers of his right hand ampu-
tated He caught his hand in the ma
chinery at the steel works and the fin
gers we're too badly crushed to be
saved.
Among the Bellaire people who went
to Atlantic City yesterday on the B. q
o. were: A. Freedman and sister, VIM
Bolte and wife, Joe and Carl McNabb,
L. ]. Schlernitzaner and Nose and Leo
Elikan.
1t is said that the w. & L. e. will
take over the projected road from Bell
aire to Valley Junction, o., in order to
obtain an entrance into Bellaire and a
connection at that place with the pro-
posed road 10 be built from the coke
fields of Southwestern Pennsylvania.
The roads would be short lines from
the coke fields to the lakes and west.
A large number of Bellaire people
attended the Harvest Home picnic at
Bethel yesterday Many went out in
wagons, but the majority went over
the B., z. G. c. A train OF five coaches
was run out early in the morning. and
they were all we'll filed. A wagon load
Of melons for the picnic. when near the
top of the Hill on the Brooks Run pike.
was upset by the harness breaking.
The majority of the melons were lost.
W s. Carroll. Charles Walters and
Dr. r. w Muhleman are expected home
from Europe to-day.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1900-08-24
NEWS OF THE RAILROADS.

ID. & o. Work Progressing On the
Pittsburg aud wheeling Diviston
The Pan Handle Will Introduce
Signal Driages Between barmlns-
ham and Sheridan.
About two-thirds of the grading on
the Pittsburg and Wheeling division OF
the b. & q. mas been competed. The
second long tunnel on the new grade
Is being arched, and the first tunnel,
which will be used 10 cut OF the en-
ormous grade at the old station known
as White Hail." has been arched. A
cavern at this point delayed work for
two or three weeks. The debris has
been removed and the arch at this
point has been made as strong as pos
slble. The arch work on the second
tunnel will be completed by the first
OF september. The work OF laying the
ties and rails and putting down the
ballast will be pushed as fast as pos
sibie. 1t is thought by the b. & U. that
by next spring they will have trains
running on the Pittsburg and Wheel
ing division. They expect to cut of
about twenty-five minutes on the fast
trains from Wheeling to Pittsburg on
the new road. Passenger trains will
likely be run on an hourly schedule be-
tween Pittsburg and Little Washing
ton.
When the new fourth track system
for the Panhandle and the Belt Line
between Birmingham and Sheridan is
completed, the electro-pneumatic sys-
tenn of signals with overhead steel
bridges will be introduced. There will
be five of these switches between Pitts
burg and the east end of the Corks Run
tunnel, and two interlocking towers
will be dispensed with. At present
there are nine interlocking plants on
this road i'll less than eight miles, and
when the electro-pneumatic system or
its equivalent Is introduced, at least
three of the interlocking plants can be
dispensed with, and the machinery and
the connections can be utilized at other
points along the main line.
The Panhandle signal engineers
have been very careful in adopting the
latest designs of electric or automatic
signals. They have had perfect sys-
tenn of signels in use for over ten
years and have handled a tremendous
traffic over their line successfully. 1t
is acknowledged that the Panhandle
signaling system is wonder. No other
road in the country handles such a
heavy traffic under such disadvan-
tages. They have enormous cliffs
towering above the double tracks, three
tracks yoked into two at different
points and the fourth track system di-
vided by gauntlets at points where the
arrangement to widen for the much
needed four tracks was a staggering
proposition The other roads will al
watch with interest the new system or
the river division of the Fort Wayne
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1900-08-24

visiting her sister, Mrs. Thomas Jones,
has returned TO her home in Colorado.
Miss Hammond, the accommodating
telephone central. has returned from
her vacation and is again back at her
work.
The Belmont Telephone Company
is meeting with much success in this
town in the way of securing contracts
They have already secured more than
the Bell company. The solicitor will
work st. Clairsville to-day and prob
ably tomorrow, and next week work
will be commenced at Martins Ferry,
where 1t is expected they will secure
q large business.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1900-08-24
The HnxIe.t auotation..

The following New York quotations vera
received yesterday by Howard Hazlett q
Son, National Exchange Bank Building;
OnaninR L m. Closing.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1900-08-24
g. A. n. At CHICAGO.

Low Fares via Pennsylvania Lines
for Thirty-fourth National En-
campmenf.
Excursion tickets to Chicago for the
Thirty-fourth National Encampment OF
the Grand Army OF the Republic. will
be sold via Pennsylvania Lines Aug.
25th, ,2sth. z7th. 2sth and 18th. The
rate will be approximately one cent per
mile. open to everybody. Excursion
tickets viii be good returning until
Aug. 31st. and arrangements may be
made for extension OF return limit to
Sept. Goth, inclusive For particulars
please apply to Jno. q. Tomlinson.
ticket agent. Wheeling. a. u. p. -
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1900-08-24
THE OFFICIAL ROUTE
OF the 6. A. IL. TO Chicago IL the
II. & %. Railroad.


The b. & o. Railroad. the only line
having double daily through service
each way between Wheeling and Chicago.
has been selected as the Official route
OF the Grand Army OF the Republic
and the Womans Relief Corps TO the
National Encampment at Chicago. Two
trains for Chicago leave daily at 7.25
a. IL and 4.05 D. m. and the facilities
for both going and returning are far
superior TO those presented by any
other line. The rates VIII be only $S25
for the round trip, and all persons
who desire To 90 TO Chicago during the
Encampment will be accorded the same
! low rate. Tickets on sale August % 10
20. inclusive D. r. M'KTNLEY,
Chairman OF Committee.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1900-08-24
Excursion to Detroit.

Account biennial concIave Uniform
Rank X. OF P. via Wheeling & Lake
Erie, Cleveland and d. & G. steamer.
Special train leaves Wheeling S a. m.
city time, Sunday, Aug. 18th. A day
light ride across Lake Erie. Rate.
$685. round trip. Tickets on sale at
Hotel Brunswick. Geiger's pharmacy,
Hannah Bros. cigar store and at depot.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1900-08-24
Marriage Licenses

Clerk Robertson yesterday issued
marriage licenses as follows:
Mountford S. McFeeley, aged "a, and
Jessie NJ. Bennett, aged q, both OF
Wheeling.
Silas E. Myers, aged 20, of Leech-
burg. Pa, and Rose Waltenbaugh, aged
q, of Natter, Pa
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1900-08-24
:DbeeIin9 Re9ister

A member of the faculty will be at
the Linsly Institute Building daily
from TO-: 80 to 1870 a, M, where all
new students can be enrolled and
courses of study arranged.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1900-08-24
Low Rates to the Mountain Chan
tauuua.

Commencing July Seth and continu-
ing until August Both inclusive the B
& o. will sell excursion tickets to Mt.
Lake Park. Nd. and return at the low
rate of enc fare for the round trip.
Tickets good returning until August
3ist inclusive.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1900-08-24
Chew 20. v" Scrap Tobacco.
Clerk Robertson,s Orice,

Clerk RObertson's Office.
One deed of trust was left for rec
ord.
Deed from Greenwood Cemetery to
J. L. Stroehlein. dated August 10, 1900,
conveying burial lot. Consideration,
$120.
A power of attorney was left for
record from the Sam B. Mckee Com
pany to A. H. Weidebusch.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1900-08-24

You can save $40 by enrolling before
September at the Elliott School, 1913
Market street. Wheeling. The special
summer rate will be in force until the
above date only. One weeks instruc-
ton free OF charge. Call and investi-
gate
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1900-08-24
Excursion to Chicago Vim ID. & o..
Account National Encampment G.

Account National Encampment G..
A. n.
August 25th to29th inclusive, the B.
& o. will sell excursion tickets from
Wheeling TO Chicago and return al
rate of sS.25, valid for return trip until
August 31st. BY depositing ticket
with Joint Agent in Chicago and pay
ment OF a fee of fifty cents an extern
sion of limit may be obtained until
September Goth. Tie B. & o. is the
only line running through trains. two
each way daily between Wheeling and
Chicago. For full information apply
to T. C. Burke. Passenger and Ticket
Agent.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1900-08-24
Ifny Fever.

We can cite you number of cures
we have made in cases of Hay Fever.
but not one failure. Tri-State Osteo-
pathic Institute, Tenth and Main SITS.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1900-08-24
Low Rates to Detroit.

Aug. 25th, 26th, 9th and 18th. Par
ticulars at City Ticket Office, corner
Twelfth and Market Streets. Z,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-05-01
NEW U RIFLE.


The new small arm for the German
npmy nmOdol DT), about iO be issued 10
the troops, has The tnlne cDliber M the
suggested by practical experience,
baya been made IN the new wonpoD,
snyp tho New YORK Sun,
IN the FIRST plapn, The old magazine.
with ~ I'VE rounds lying one directly
over The other, required siiol u depth
or mnRnHlDn tbni The inter extended
below tho stock 80 much ~ 10 cause
Inconvenience IN bnDdliDg DDd enrry'
Ing on tho shoulder, Moreover, IN or
der 10 lot The empty lDnding oaRes fnl)
out, tho magazine was loft open below,
md 80 moisture, dirt md dust were
admitted necessarily INTO the brooch
mechanism, 10 obyinin these disnd
yDnllgos md defects Of the old gun,
tho Dya cartridges for the magazine
aro 10 longer held ~ u oaso, but arn
fastened together by u motnllIe l0nding
band, which does not enter the gun,
but when torn or from the cartridges
leHyns thom IN SIzzDg order, obllguely
over ono nnoibop, by this arrangement
the mnl0ps were pDnbIn1 not only 10
close Tho magazine below, bDt MISC 10
diminish lts depth, IhlylDg the lower
edge flush With tho stock
IN The next plnoe, tho molnl mantle
surrounding tho lmpreL Win IN MIR
spHeo botwpnn WIN n Wow 10 protect
Ing tho bnD1 from The bent Of tho FOR
mar IN llring, has not proved olllsloDI,
Tho now ploee Inns Instead u wooden
mantle for tho bnn1 since, IN the ogpop'
lmpDIs, the lnilov proved 10 DO y fnp
better protection
Tho tn0tI0nl nae Of tho wpDpOD bDs
also been Increased gpaDily by u NOW
sight, The oll gun required The large
loDf ~ The sight ~ b0 Wlsol from 100
motors on lAus noonssilDllng aiming
through Tho DnrV0w Sill, which groally
limited the soldiers nold of yiew, md
this M mngos which Dpp nowndDys
tho decisive pnpgoB IN y blllln, Tho
new sight hDs been nrrDpgoI Oh u az
farnnt plpn, tho sight being mlsnd by
stops, NJ TINT tho soldier D0s, ~ loOst
M tho decisive ma medium Wngos, y
olpnr llol1 Of Wow oynr tho top
Finally y number Of minor Improve
manls hive boon mDdo for oSnmplo, IN
lhp |nllnohmnnt 0f Tho bRyonot 10 tho
barrel ma Of tho inter 70 The stock,
doing AWAY with tho uso NJ snrowsi
IN increasing tho number of grooves
IN The rlnIng from four 70 als, lhUa
fNnlllnIIng Tho oloNnIng ~ tho bore,
md IN tho Introduction " sNfoly de-
Vices 10 prevent double lopdlpg nna tho
0spOpp NJ gnAoH md 10 insure against
unloading before fully closing the
bpaplh block,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-05-01

The fAet illnt wool ~ higher Ia SOME
Jf the growing districts illnD IA the
eaAtel11 wooden manufacturing cities,
says u. i. smiib Ia The American GuI'
~tiyni0r, IN good evidence TINT slg9p-
herds appreciate the condition 0f
things. Usually Ia the ndyDDce Of .
farm commodity the speeDlDiops and
big dealers get the best " Tho mupIfet
ana secure the largest part Of The IN
ernnsn, This snAr there have been
some notable achievements IN wilnDt,
cotton md wool, The reason fer thls
IL attributed 10 the fDot lhni fDpmers
nrn becoming better acquainted Wild
the conditions which decide future
prices. They reAd more and o0si their
own conclusions. Iioljnble statistics
ARE furnished them NJ little cost, md
they ann become Investors nDd sppeu'
IntOrs ls much ~ the m%DrketlnaA
Heretofore NIL that spectators had 10
do Ia order ~ ntiln1t farm products 10
the markets WINS 10 run Up prices u
triHe, and every fDrmnr would ship
his goods 10 the cities With Tho iDpy'
liable gIni and roneii0n, We DO not
DO business TINT why t0dly, Thppp
nrn plenty who npp willing 10 bold
their stocks and wnli for more tAy0rl'
bic mnpboia Moro farmers bnya held
corn this yenr until tho DllDtiDg ~ y
new crop ihDD over before, DDl tho
spectators who bn 40 boon working py'
cry possible wny to Hiirnat these stores
tO lla market Ia u Hood lnyG fllllnl,
Now, VIII corn naillIly advancing ~
the face " another lDpgn crop 10 be
plnnteJ, Tho b0llpps nrD p0DpjDg tboip
rewards,
Jhn wool farmers npn IN u fDip way
~ repent llo AnHle lossOt, They Dpn
not anxious 10 pnpt with ilelp STOCKS,
ana operators N Tho mnDufAGlurlng
onntepg would glnlly purchase almost
anything Ia sight ~ tho bolJop's prlpps,
Tba now clip of southern California
lDt Toxins ~ now bong sbeDpod bpl
he holders bold prices Oh N llnI Dpn
almost ppohIbliDpy, II mDy DO I'M
prices nrp Dpnply m high Ds they VIII
bp, but he fDel lblt Tho gp0Wpps con
troll the mDp)nl md NOM 10 bold u ~
promising, Va DnpI moro su0D nO'
operation nDd Intelligent action Oh lbo
pnpt Of farmers IN every HppllOD, IN
mDpkplIHg wool ~ my other FAplN
product 10 not ship MI your STOCK ~
ono mnrlpt md ~ ono iinn, N Dot
Tor 10 distribute your pRgs IN seVepDl
bnskpls, md llon " one ~ upset lhppp
~ moro 10 fnll bnok Oh There ~ 10
reason why rnrmevs should Dnl hold
Tho kpy 10 the whole situation ~ corn,
whpnl, cotton md wOplr Vhon lol
those who speculate IN futures ma wy
~ lnppnAs pplnnA ~ lNnhl lhplp Hnlps
for u aprtnln month IN AdyNnoe gpl
lhplr products NJ The pplaes lha holders
500 NJ 10 soil lhpm,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-05-01
{ Shooting HORSES. ,
DEVICES AND METHODS WHICH I
b PROTECT AND pRI;sEH vac Z
THE FEET. z

In cities and towns the Introduction
Of wood and nspllnlt |pnyenonis bns
led 10 much suffering to horses en-.
ployed IN both light mud bnnyy traiiip
as well ~ dnngpr 10 vehicles md risk
10 tbeir occupants. Every humane per
son must have looked Oh With feelings
of pnin ut the horses struggling 10
keep their feet when the wood nnl ~.
pbnlt payetDenis nre grensy nfier II
slight shower Of rDiD or u damp mist
By the lse OF a new patent shoe. u
combination Of steel and rubber, the
work Of the horse Ii made engy. The
shoe cnD be fitted md fastened 10 the
horses hoof by any fnrrler just Ia The
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-05-01
Iinp Wnnl lpNanpti0nl

NylhnnpO anplla IN nppnNnlNtp llf0pf
Ina Illn llpW nl II further hnIlnna fIinll
ngp IN llp WOllllH hlnnli M. Wnnl HllbH
Vllp AllIonNl Al0pk lnnl. nNyllR HE
pNAl llAl Australasia Furnished .lla
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WNnl linn W lhllhn " HpnlNh MnIlnlll
NhNl Inn iln pllllrll irll experts lInlli
Gus llnIM VIII suffer Il Tllvlllpr r.
llnnllnn Vhrtl II no enlllHinVlllA II
plWlnp nlapWlnpn UlNlRll n0NlllpiH
10 m Nnnl VIII M nlIllpl ~ NNlullW
VA IlI HOOllr AHflFH Win hnNUl Aftl
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The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-05-01
First Publication May /, 1900 IL
ALIAS UNIONS.
TN THE SEVENTH JUDICIAL DIS.

TN THE SEVENTH JUDICIAL DIS.
triet Of tho State Of Montana In
and for the County of Yellowstone,
Della Fulton, Plaintiff, w. John Full
ton, Defendant, ALIAS SUMMONS.
The State Of MoDtuDa 10 the Above
Named Defendant;
YOu ere hereby summoned 10 answer
the complaints IN this action, which IL
fled IN tbO Office of the clerk Of this
court, u copy of which w herewith
served Dp0u You, and 10 file your
answer and servo u copy thereof upon
the plniDtif's DtiOrBfy within twenty
days lflev The service 0t this summons,
exclusive of the dry Ut service mud IN
case ~ yOW failure 10 appear Dr
answer, Judgment Will be ipkeD
against yon by default for the relief
demnndid Ia the complaint This DC.
ton ~ brought for the purpose OF dis
SOLVING the bonds NJ mDiTimolIy exist
Ing hetyosD plpiDtth mud defeDdDDt
mud tor tho custody by the plaintiff of
the minor child ~ plDiDtin md dofeD.
daDt, Cnl lewis Fulton, tho com,
pIaint alleging TINT the defendant, M
jackson, Michigan, on ~ about tb1
10Th dry of March 1903, willfnlly and
without Gauss deserted tho plHtntiif
md ever since has, md Still continues ~
10 willfnlly and without oenee, es0Dso
~ reasOp, desert md pbnnd0D tbe
plDinliir, and to i've separate and apart
from hep, without my eapso, escDte Or
reason, md against tbe VIII md With
out Tho consent ~ tho plaintiff
Witness my bpnd mud tbe sepl Of
said court this 27tb day d April A, D,
1900, Y, A, VILLA M,
(sEAI) Clerk
q, w. Goddard,
Attorney tor tbo Plaintiff
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-05-01

w. w. Mayhem, Merton, Wis. says,
/" ! consider One Minute Cough Cure a
most wonderful medicine, quick and
safe" II IL the only harmless remedy
that gives immediate results. Ia cures
coughs, colds, Group. bronchitis, grippe,
w~booping cough. pneumonia aud all
throat and lung diseases. Its early nse
prevents consumption. Children nj.
ways like ID and mothers endorse IT,
Cbapple Drug 90.
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-05-01
NeIslpmu international N.pasnneu,

lha ,aIlyN M 9aUNf0d0 hNB linen on
Vnolnd IN AnW lQlanR mnhlnN lln
lnllnH M Annl lullA Nn9Nnfl llslIla
hInnl l0l M pBn nlllnu
Y hIgl nrn IN nelfeeI M NuN llHh Wnia
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-05-01
AFRICAN WAR INCIDENTS
ONLY A FIELD HOSPITAL NURSE,

Private UiDtDD's TeDJsr Care Of the
nynlths-sNS rssJ D%nngerous Cases
~ tinteptn Fever, ~ NAiah lie Fell
yietlW-Dend DOsps IN ~ wsiI-A
Daring Aet,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-05-01

Cleanse the liver, purity the blood,
i~nsiRorate the body by using DeWitt's
Little Early Riseis. These famous lit
tie pills always act promptly. Chap.
pie Drug Go,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-05-01

Chlrngo business U0usss Have TAk-
on A0tl0n ARWlRst PAPER plpes,

WV H|NHFHI NfHffEH. Ff.f'LN EH.EI'
Several Chicago business houses
hnyn pm n hnn on cigarette sm0llng
by lhnlr employees, snylng lhnt lho
hNhll h detrimental To efficient sorry
loo, Absolute prohibition hns boon
declared by lhpoo large firms and one
largo Wllp0nl, ana olhnrH nvn expected
" follow This lnltlNtlYn, snys The 0hlp0'
~ Post, Tho concerns which already
hNyn Forbidden cigarette emoklng
Nm0ng IhNlr employees nro Monlgom'
cry Ward " Con the NhloAgo, HnrVng'
ton md Quincy mllrona, H0Nlh ~ NIL
liam MNnnfApIWlng company Nna
HihhnWl, Spencer, Hnrtlntt y DO,
Aside from tho effects on tho mind,
IN olNlmnd TINT nicotine ID dplns
hnph physical injury IN clerks nnd of'
llpn h0ya ~ N oNNaN loss W employers
Ono arm Inns started n fund, W hp sub
eOrlhpl W by ~ hNslnpsa hoNaoa, who
Nrp naked 10 loln n prnsNd0 ngAlnsI tho
NAn NJ lhN 0lRNrnllo hy tho employees
NJ MI mo large department stores NnA
thp lnpi0Vlea IN Nhlpngn' Wy Tho ppQ'
hlhlll0na NlrpnNy onfnrppa Hoo Nm'
plnyona Nrp now affected, or those
M nor ppnl Nrp hoya nnlm N ypnve ~
Ngpl NJ estimated lhNI O00 who NFp
nov NhslNlnlng from elgNIp|lp emNllN g
formerly wore amNkera, fnW dNyA
MlAa lloN VnRn NnalnA, pNnprlnlOnlr
Nnl ~ lhp AntlelgWnllp llgnp VIII
H0nl en- circular W ascertain tho
N0eAl llOa M Nrgnnlslng \ society Tor
thn nFnhlhnlnn NJ plRnrntln smoking
Amnng pmnlNyppa ~ hnplnNHs honsps'
ANYel MNNk rpv HALLWAY NmnlNspes,
HpNpgp Y, KnpiM plly ndNanrW ~
plpyplNNN, Ina started n Mnk nSNlN'
AlYnly lNr Ihp laQ NJ rNllrNN0 employees,
aNya tho phlpngN Vlmpa' Horglll Vlp
hphpmp " novel ono nnN Illustrates
thn gVnWNK lNnlNnpy NJ MlnnNAa N
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