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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-10-20
DEMOCRATS NO MORE. !"

Hinton was Twenty Former Bour-
bons Carrying a Banner With tho
Above Inscription.
Special Dispatch to tho IntolliEcncer
HINTON, W. Va, Oct. Ex-Governor
Rooscvclt's special train arrived hero
Mt 7:30 this evening, and was met Mt
the depot by n reception committee Of
about one hundred local Republicans
OF this county. The party consisted
Of Mr.. Roosevelt Hon. w. s. Edwards,
and Governor G. W. Atkinson, OF
Charleston, Hon. NJ. Roach, OF Fay
cite county. and members OF the press,
who were driven to the park. where
Governor Atkinson introduced Mr..
Roosevelt to the vast audience. csti-
mated TO be fully six thousand people.
Made q Short Speech. e
Owing to the poor condition OF Mr..
Roosevelt's voice. he did not make n
lengthy speech. but he lost no time in
comparing Republican promises with
Brynh's prophosIcs made In 06. md
left the audience to draw their own con-
clusions ns 10 which was correct.
Ho was checrcd loudly. and many
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times his sentences were lost in APP
plausc. One special feature OF the
meeting was n party OF about 20 Former
Democrats, who carried a banner read
Ing:
I'VE are Democrats No More"
They figured quite prominently In the
parade. and caused much comment. Mr.
Roosevelt and party left at s:l5 for
Washington. The crowd which attend
ed the meeting was the largest that
ever attended u political meeting at
this place.
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NOT FOR SALE
Is the Control of the Postal Tele-
graph and Commercial Cable Com

graph and Commercial Cable COM
panies. Es
NEW YORK, Oct. ls.-Vice President
and General Manager W. II. Baker. OF
the Postal Telegraph Company, made
the following statement to-day:
Persistent rumors ara in circulation
regarding pending combination OF the
Postal Telegraph-cable Company. the
Commercial Cable Company. the West
crn Union Telegraph Company and the
American Bell Telephone Company. Of
Amcricn. officers OF the Postal Tele-
graph-Cable Company and the Com
mercial Cable Company deny emphatic
ally that either company Is contem-
plating any such combination. and state
that the control OF the Postal Tele-
graph-Cnhle Company and the CONNER
clal Gable Company is not for sulc."
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Price Of Coal sim Advancing.

PHILADELPHIA, Pa, Oct. 1u.-Thc
Lehlgh Valley Coal Company to-day
sent out circulars to the trade quoting
city coal prices fob. at tho mines. The
price OF all sizes Is advanced 30 cents
over the July circular The figures nre
as follows; Lump. $3.50: broken, s2.,h:
egg. $500: stove. 1925: chestnut, s3.:5:
pea, SITS; buclswheat, SLIPS.
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Electric Railway oalcers Elected.

0PeeINI DIbputcH 70 TIC IhtcIHsohcer,
PARkERSBURG. ". Va. Oct. Ia
The stockholders Of tho Falrmont &
Clarksburg Electric Railway Company
met here yesterday and elected the fol-
lowing directors: ]. N, Cumden. sprlgg
D. Camden, Isaac D.. Davis. Parkers-
burg; a, B. Fleming, Fidrmont; J. A..
Fickingcr. Monongah: Herbert r..
Preston. Baltimore: L. Il. Bacon, OF
New York. j. N. Camden was elected
president and Sprlgg D. Camden, Sec
rotary and treasurer. This company
is organized for the purpose OF building
nm electric passenger railway from
Fairmont TO Clarkaburg, ". Va. Is
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FINE RECEPTION

Given by cabell Republicans to
Roosevelt-Largest Crowd Ever
Seen in Huntington at Political
Meeting.
soecial Dispatch TO tho IntelIEencer.
HUNTINGTON, W. Va. Oct. l9.-The
Roosevelt special train arrived here on
time at 1915 to-day.
The party was met by the reception
committee. and escorted to the stand.
NJ Filth avenue and Ninth street, where
they. with Governor Roosevelt, review
Cd the magnificent parade. which in
numbers was the largest ever. seen In
The city, after which he addressed over
1900 people.
Enthusiasm Unbounded.
The meeting was the greatest ever
ned here. and the enthusiasm was un-
bounded. The Vice Presidential candi-
cate was checred by surglng crowds nll
Inc way from the depot to the place OF
Speaking, over five squares.
MS speech consisted OF scathIng
atFaignment OF the Democratic party
and Mr.. Bryan-for Encouragement by
.he former and false prophecies by the
latter. and 20 clearly were hIa PROPOSE
lions presented that Mt every point he
was greeted with denfening applause.
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DEMOCRATIC lie NAILED.

. { SO 5 q "a Ha W. =
Senator Elkins Shows That Only 500
Copies of His Charleston Speech
We're Mailed, and That Postage For
Same Was Paid.
Special Dispatch to the 1ntelgencer.
ELKINs. w. Va. Oct. 1s.-Ever since
the Republican state convention at
Charleston, the Democrats have persist
ed in circulating the story that Senator
Elklns has sent his speech made at that
convention through the mails without
paying postage for the same.
In REPUTATION OF these false state
ments, the following letter and affidavit
are given out to the public;
The Affidavit,
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THE POWDER QUESTION
Preventing n Contamination Of Deal
between Operators and Miners,

PHILADELPHIA. Pa. Oct. ls.-Dr.
H. NJ. Howe. who represented A. Par
dec & Company at tho conference in
this city. between the individual oprr-
ntors and the oficials OF the Phlladcl-
phIa 6 Reading, and Lchigh Valley
railroads. in speaking to-day about the
powder question which ucetns to have
halted the settlement OF the mine
workers. strike, said:
THE independent mIno owners will
not reduce thu prico OF powder from
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Weather Forecast for To-Day.

For Ohio. fair Saturday and Sunday,
warmer in eastern portion Saturdays
light variable winds. becoming fresh
southerly by Sunday.
For western Pennsylvania md West
Virginia. fair Saturday and Sunday:
warmer Saturday; liSht variable winds,
becoming freshsoutherly by Sunday.
Local Temperature.
Tho Temperature Thursday rs observed
by c. Schnopt. druggist, corror Mnrkee
and Fourteenth streets. was ne follows:
a. m...".........%ls y. rn.............. Il
n. m.,.........-..-sAI r. m.,............ Is
u m................:s,SstslW Weather. Clear.
~ FRIDAY. nl&s t0f
a. n...........~.esl3 r, m............, q
3 n. t0IT y. m..........., 70
Z m...,.........>.6s iWeather. Talr.
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DESPERATE GAME
Being Played by the Democracy-of-
fering Three Votes for One In Or
der to Carry the Legislature.

AeAAhB Ahiee soies loF oue Al VI
der to Carry the Legislature.
Special Dispatch 10 tho 1nteligencer.
PARKERSBURG, W. Va, Oct. 49,
The state Republican committee hns
received Information that the Demo-
Gratis are offering three votes for Bry-
an. Holt and Davis for. one vote. for the
legislative ticket, their purpose being to
defeat Senator E!klns for reelection to
the senate. They are notifying the dis
trict leaders In every county to look
out for the traders, and advising them
to be on their guard. It Is also said that
McGraw, who was here from Saturday
until last night, has diverted all money
collected for n campaign fund Into the
legislative channel.
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DEMOCRATIC FRAUDS
Prevented by Writ of Prohibition Re-
strnining intermediate Courts from
Issuing Naturalization Papers to

Issuing Naturalization Papers to
Foreigners.
Special Dispatch TO the lntelllgenccs.
" GRAFTON. W. Va, Oct. 1e.-Judst
John II. Holt, OF Grafton. to-day ISSUED
Temporal. writ of prohibition. re.
straining and prohibiting the !ntcrmed!'
ate court OF Marion county from issu.
Ing naturalization papers and admins.
tcrlns the oath OF citizenship to for.
eisners.
The application was made by Attor.
ney U. N. Arnctt, E. NJ. Showalter nnc
e. T. Morgan. OF Fairmont, and the Pc
tition was signed and sworn to by w
Z. Arnctt and l.. C. Powell and a. How.
ard Fleming.
Nice Legal Question.
A very nice legal question is raised
by the writ as to the jurisdiction OF :
court of limited Jurisdiction to gram
naturalization papers. The question
would probably have never been raised
but for the abuse of the jurisdiction
made by this court.
The Democratic machine in Mnrior
county has for the past ten years beer
resort!ng to the illegal naturalization
OF aliens through the medium of thit
court TO supply nil deficiencies In the
Democratic poll OF the county TO ena.
Bile them to carry the county.
Large Majority to Overcome.
They have recently discovered thai
they have Republican majority D!
nearly 800 in this county to overcome
and for several days have been driv.
Ing In Italians from the mines by the
dozen. many OF whom have not been
In the United States more than six &c
twelve months, and crowding the CO ri
room and court records with them a,
the rate of about thirty per day.
Protests Of No Avail.
All the protests OF good citizens and
attorneys to prevent this corrupt as.
snult upon the ballot box were OF nc
avail. until this evening the wholesome
remedy OF a writ Of prohibition was
applied for and granted.
There will be now no further repoti.
ton OF this outrage on the part OF the
Marion county Democracy.
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Mr.. Sherman Moro Comfortable.

WASHINGTON. D. c., Oct. lex.
Secretary Sherman was more comfort
nblo to-day and tonight no Is reported
resting easily. a.
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State of WEST virginia..

I-as county OIL RanQolpn, BS.
Personally appeared before me. the
undersigned, notary public In and for
the county OF Randolph, John Jordan,
who, being first duly sworn. stated:
That since June OF this year he has
been employed us clerk in Senator Ell
kins' office In Washington, and that
some time In the month OF July. after
the Charleston. w. Va, convention. he
was directed by Mr.. C.. N. Livingstone.
private secretary to Mr. Elkins, to
send out flve hundred copies Of his
Charleston speech, giving to this afilant
at the time n list Of addresses to
which the speech should be mailed. He
also told this afilant to find out the
amount Of postage It would take for
each speech, and after this affiant as
certained the amount required. gave
him the money with which to pay the
postage. This afllant further states
that he only sent out (50o) five hundred
Of said speeches. and he paid the post
age on same. and no speech was sent
out otherwise than postage prepaid to
the best OF his knowledge and belief.
There were only 10000 speeches printed.
and $500 were distributed Mt the Char
lesion convention; 1000 or Whereabouts
sent to Elkins. W. Va, by express, leav-
h4S wv " 6o tNi Oubil tie lIuii, WIliCu
this nlllnnt sent out. postage prepaid, as
above stated. JOHN JERDoNE.
Sworn to before me this 18th day OF
October, 1900. Il. s44b
tSEAL.l N. I. HALL.
Notary Public.
Mr.. Livingstone's Statement.
I am quito familiar with the facts re-
lated In the above statement Of Mr..
Jerdone, who acted In the capacity Of
mall clerk under me and by my dIrec-
ton. On my return from Charleston.
where l attended the convention,
turned over to Mr.. Jerdone about 500
copies OF the speech delivered by Sena-
tor Elkins at the convention. and pro-
vided him with the money with=wfich
to purchase postage stamps for mailing
them. also furnished Mr.. Jerdone with
q list. which he followed in mailing the
speeches. = So
In this connection, I wish also to
state that Senator E!kins does not per.
sonally supervise or direct In any way
the mailing of the public documents mt
his disposal. The distribution Is made
under my direction. in compliance with
requests which come to him from con-
stltuents In the state. Anybody know
Ing the extent OF the correspondence
and other work In connection with the
departments to which Senator Elkins
gives his personal attention. would rea-
| lie that 1t would not be possible for
him to look after matters Of this kind.
know the facts rs stated by Mr.. Jer-
done to be true.
COLIN H. LIVINGSTONE.
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DENVER. Oct. lo.--Joe Cans won
from Spider Kelley In the eighth
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Movement Of Steamships.

HAvRE-ArrIved: La Touralne. from
New York.
NAPLEs-Arrivcd: Ems. from Now
York tFf+r
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Large Crowd Mt tho Dcpot,

Large Crowd ut tho Depot.
PAisIiEKsBuRG. W. Va, Oct 49,
Governor Roosevelt left here over tho
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&oSncr'S
Der sroeartisfe csaoea fit ete
fein)ten 2sargains.

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fpeitgebsnbiter 8ertauf, Der ie ftattfano,
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tpDrtfi6 unb abIofut obne @iet6en
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lpunotrooac @aroain=gertauic Ole mir bcgOnutn,
perOen loie gr6Btcn 2tHfmcrfiamteit@Gr3ru Die
pcrSientooltcn, intcreianttten, bttoorrascroten
unO oOrtbciIbuftcf'n icin, bic ie ibr Gri3ein.a
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geamter ertlGrsn, baB Oieie 0epei4e
unoeute. bQB in GEefoo bis gum 5.
Suli feline 92a4ricbten eingeldufen puz
rtn, oaB bic WfiiIipnare nj4t am 2e6en
feien. llnter Den bstreffsnOen Wti11ioz
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8oulo bon 9aOting gu uno Reo.
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IionGr. Die Si6er6sit bon Reb. 8eo.
W;lber. 5rau uno Muttsr unb Sri.
5rances Patteri0n miro BE eitdtigt.
Wirb benz rGffoenteu
austunft geben.
GfebeIano, g., 8. Suli. -
2(8t6. SSp6n Barrett, GeIanDter an
@iam unber Der GlepalanO 2lomtniz
itration, reiite geItern na6 Canton, um
ben PrdIiOenlen gu beIu6sn. Oa er
NIT ben 2(n8elegen6ejten i'm Orient
qrunoE1 betpdnoert Glt, 10 miro Gr
pa6rI4si; li6 Dem BRA IiOsnten i6sr
bic G6ina Dirren Nu5tunft gebtn
t0nnsn.
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berufea?
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WOmiral 0epep empfjng bur8 Elm
3orpeoo6oot 0epsT4sn aus NaT6z
irgton, bic ibn our Fofortigen Ql6e
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Snbalt oerIelben tpollte Der Qomirat
ni9t5 mitt6eilen. 9tsr 6eiBt es, er
perDe m0gti4erpejle mad gGna ges
ben.
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9adstt piu 9fihts BON elmer 8eruz
flung 2lomiral OetpaD's 6ier6er MIL
len. Snpefen f0nne Der QlDmirat iez
oer3eit naa DaTbingtOn bsor0ert perz
ben, 3r GrkDigung bon Gputinsoes
T6dFten.
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9tng + am, Maff., 8. Sui. =
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mittesbar nu6 Teiner 2lntunft Dpni
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tdniTfe Regierung babe nur i44uB
fir omeritdniI6e 8urgsr unb &merf,..
taniT6es @jgutbum i'm 2lugg un0
feline 0e6ietspergr0Berung.
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gu, rpiirben feline peiteren &risgss
I4iffe na4 gbina geIanot 3eroen."
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unb S9anghai 8ont Corporation
taRit ben Rem Yortsr 8ertretern
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DECEMBER ooer Sanuar Deri6o6sn
miro, Oa feline @ste9en6eit borbanpen
1T, Dor bem 6riibiabr gu bertuufen.
5a6ritdnten muhen in Der 9e9enpdr7
ti9en &riTis 8eiIiano leiIten."
CA. - T % II Z "a.
Tras die nDeS0te, Dslm mms GssaaftHaat
sohsfs LGa/zEAASsZ<S<
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Grtaun!ibe ll)eribf in Sribs.
Sic niebrieiten, je fiir oieIe Bofsra=
Sige, gldnsenSc 9Saidieioe
nptirteu Sreiie.

$50 rstits better Gualitdt Goroto @aidisiOe, ga
rantirt ganj refine iSsiOe unO efte darbcn in gc=
itreiftsn Observation-Disclosures bon Gage, Stts IL.
s8langengriin, @elio, @iolct uno 9a6Gus, GOral,
ROa unD MuislrOiu, @upOlcon, Rational &ODaL
6cl uto 5urquoiie 9luu, unO Der Grcjs miro cincn
i6ntatn 9crtauf Qarantircu. 3u Sbrtr @lu5wabl,
10 lanQe iis anDalten, 19c.
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2sosner's
@rpRe Saraains in spnnenitf1irmen

tgGir gluub:n, oaB mir init 'Si6crbcit bebauptfn
t5nncn, OuB fd feline SOgneni6irmc mtbr in Osn
soGnDcn Der 6lbritantcn biinOen, ipcOcr in Dititr
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mir baben Otn N&arft fir Oisen groBen Sertauf ab=
qeu5t uro ale 5onnsnIdtirms auTgctauft, Die mir
fnOtn t0nnten, uno bier fno fe! SauierOe Ouoon!
@Qe Sorten BON Daucrbaftcr i36ncr Ssjoe aGs
Sortcn m6oerner @riffs; pierz ODER iiinfbunoert
ptr6itoene Sort.n sur Sluspubl; urO iebt Oi, garz
gains BON GQsul Serlisrt teins Minute fir Die
Nuslpabl
DSonnenibirme sum g8ertbt bis SIS fir $1.99.
5onneui6irme gum 8ertbe bis $3.50 fir 81 40.
r5onrenii8rme sum 8ertbe bis 81 fir 99c.
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Baltimore Chip. 9 ahm. 9 mllctin.

Wur $500 ppn Baltimore nadb 0ltlantics
Gitp, Gape MyVap, Ccsans Gitp ODER q Geaa
SslcsGitp une ,uriif isben 6rsitas uno Cams
flag, fir Die 8iidfabrt bis gum fOlqenoen
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in btiben Iibtuneeu @iltigtst. @or3iglbr
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ben fir ben Comfort Der. 9oiaaisre, Die F6
friib3titiq surid,ieben ponen, nit elteteriiben
fSddcru perisbcn. Geiienbe peroen oieie Neuc=
rune pdbrenp Der bsiben SaiiOn au i6abea
piiien.
$500 pom Baltimore nacb Gumbertanc un
5urid 0n Sonntae, Den 10. Suli. Der Spe=
5ial5uQ psrldSt Den GamDtn=gabnbpi mn ltbr
glbehO5 9or3Hgli6t G3el,genbst sur 8ef6ti=
Qun1 Der 9ebires 4ScsH,risu. ClS9-9O
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NNcise 9aiun sbirt @aiits.

Sitl.g aHprtim.nt ibIisbt cine prddtiu. sluslags
mon ,o,ibsn SbirtaBaiits elm, Die ;art unD
oeId,urafnoa beiebt fno NIT Spssn uno Ginidsen,
polls ,srunt, eiufa6sm uno franaDFf5en Ridsn,
bob.m Rrasen, qsbuseltsn uto ipsibsn TaHi3eiten;
81 bis $50 Dutb. 5Oc.
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&dmorr rboiben, Bis icbt ais unbsil6ar
bstraGttt f0nntu binig uui6dDli6 uno ibmsr,s
los Our6 anDenouno BON Or. :. Sisbes's anaz
tel 9 furirt iperDen, mas ourd Sauienoe BON
lcbcuoen 3cuQen, pelbe ibre 8eueiunq oiciem uuz
itdbbareu Wtttel 5u Danfen babsu. bcipieien uer=
ben fann Dtuiter merotn Gu6 auf 9erlondeu
purdb u. Qeuftdoter { Co., 9or 24l6, Reipzglorf.
3uos6idt. gu boben in alien It.
nOmmirttn Npotbcten. Nitst Gu6 Dor Ra6abmuns
gen. a6tst oarauf, oob Die lnterI6rift pom 9
Silsbee. VI. =, T1 auf ieOcr Site otr Sbobtel
beiinpet 5r,Wo, Wi&9Gl
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Yercale=Sbirt=NaiitS.

gle ueuen sDssu in sbrtzg8aiits fnO in Der
ertluffOen art ansqsfibrt, Die nur bier, Gsiunosn
iuiuo @abi8 e.ftr.ifts 9,rcale=gaaifts nit pOa.r
8lOuisna6rOnt, fran3OF6cm 5aItsns&iidsn, gtusi
ipibsn 5sraeeu uHo eebiuelt,n Mani6etteH; lp,rt6
75e 39c.
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gosners
gSaicf1bare 8leiorDfe.

Siti. fino Die ueuen uEO muoerneR 9olta= Sot=
Sud=&0ts tust3e in Oisisr 'sr;iun 10 pOpuldr fno.
Staiel6cn finp in GirtuNarz6Opm qsi6Rftttn, NIT
riu6ertsOH Galtsn=Riid,n, babsn cute breits SGumt
uno pole g9ete; Die 55arbsn fho bldu, bpars,
marinebIau ropaI uno eaost; pert5 9le 4Sc.
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9osner's
6rDBtc aegebcne Bargains.

98ir babcn Das gciammtc Eager eints Ga6rifanz
tcn BON 4gBai6tl,Oern unO ipcroen Sbncn Den
qunjcn crjeltm SOrt6til etb;n, Der Qcrabe Die
aftc ibrt3 ,pabrtn 98crtbcs mar. Sic qr6btc Slr=
tic, nj. uoQfts 9luspabl, Die bette Ir6tit uno bel
y8;ittm Der btmerttngpcrtbeitc 9urgain, Der Sbncn
ic qcbOtcn ,puroc. Sic TnO aus 6ancp ocitrciftcn
Qercalcs, CreanOics, 2aqpn5 unD 9pcibcn SmbiSz
9nncns eenrubt. Sic gotes, Sragen urtO asrmtt
iinD nit iptiber &itc unO 5Biaue beitbt uno tinigc
NIT galcncieune45piBcn unO stdcre Sic tOmm,n
in @rDBcn pon bis II.
Sie sl.J04aftToer aperOen ptrtauft fir 75c.
Sic ,00=srqanDe.Rleioer lpsroen pertauft fir
$1OO.
Ole $500 ptbcn QuipnsRriDer pcrDen Dcrtauft
fir 81 As.
. Stc $400 lptBeu 9aipneRlefOtr peron Oe.tauft
fir S19S.
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2sosner's
Seltcne 4artie ertra feincr @aiuns.

$50 stiide, Hbcr 50 pra6tOoGe WtoOtn rtprdicnt=
reno, in goltaA3Otg, 6treifcn, i46ncn Gigurcn unO
5pulaOz6ffttten; Oititr 'otcff lit i26r Diiun uno
fsn uno Die Utuittr Die rebftcn unO 5otbrcuslptrz
tbeiten, Die in oiecr Saiion gt5eigt ,pcrotn, ano
inn 1916 unO 15c. Die 0arO tpert9. llwcr Bargain
9trhuispr;is Sc.
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W a btn9ton, y. e., s. oSult.
- SRI. Grace Napton, S6peFer bon
Or, 8i6arb s. 9fepton DON Wtpntz
clair, rs, ift cine Der omerifaniz
F4en Qebrerinnen uno MiHionGrin,
bic pa6rI6einli9 in 9efing ermOrbet
nurOe. SIR leBter 9rieF mar BON
QnJangs Suni batirt unb snt6islt
Nu6ri9ten ii6er Den erparteten Qusz
6ru6 Der Mirren. Sic beT4risb Die
6ur6t eines MiFiondrs, Der Elm 9sz
Ipann in 8ereitl&uFt hielt, 10 baB
penn bdg 'S9ieBen be9innen Io1te,
er F;6 uno feline 5amilie ihleunigIt
retten fonnte. Sr 6atte 9lebnli6es
6ai sinem friiberen Qufltan0e erls6t.
Die ameritanii9 den M l.
iipnGre in Pettng.
8pfon8. Suri. = Der n2fmsris
con goarO Of 6Oreign M:Iiiuns" err
bi< cine &abeIoepeife pom 3ep. SEQ.
$. @aping in @heefoo, oaiirt bonn 5.
sur, in 1pslhem es bsiBt. cub bic Yez
f;nqz unD Surg : @6o MEIipnGre
in DIR br:fii4sn 9sianDtftuft in 9e=
fling beIasert parpsn. 9ia GgetutiD=
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osmer'5
$3.50 Cripro=Si 99c.

glos elmer Der 8drguins in S9ubsn
I'M 4. Stpdfperf.
Gin. grobe Maiie BON i8parjen uuo brauncn
CrfOrb=Ses unO Soalbi6uben iiir Samsn; Die be-
fen 5Ormen uno usu,fen MoDen Der Saion; ale
Gr6ben; ieoem Gub puifato; big 3u 81 tptrtb;
99c.
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9osmer's
Summer Spricts an balbcm Vrcis.

g8r brincen sum @crfouf cine orObe - itbr
grobe - 4A1rte Der btteu tt6lfen, bcqucmFcn uno
ouuerbafteicn 5Onrmsr=Gori;ts; urO ipabrcuD mir
iaoen t6nntsn, ic iino 75c npcrtb un0 nabr5ci8ge=
treu agcn, mantc non ibncn brin0cn rcguldr mc5r
in pieltn QGocn. Srgtno zines 36c.