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Arizona republican., 1902-06-25
YALE WENT DOWN
 BEFORE HARVARD
The Jubilation Among Ei's Sens Was
 at the Outset.

New Haven, Conn. June 2i.-Before lG.0G0 spectators. Harvard defeated Yale this cveriUg in base ball game. The defeat greatly damnencd the en- thu7iae:n which before the game be- gan was as picturesdue in expression as ever. Many of the classes that re- turned for the reunion marched around the diamond. headed by brass bands. The class of 1896 made q novel appear anCe. led as they were by ten men or horse back, carrying fish pole lances with Yale peHnants Haunting at the tCp. Four Scotch baSpipers were also with the class. The trienni.li class wa2 Sarbed as sailors and carried huge pom poms Cf paper on long stems.
 The cheering was at times de1feHing. but died down as the Taie heroes sank after the fifth inning. There was q dss! s!.eratc rally toward the c..se of ttsA game. when Yale graduates and stu dents. dying hard. gave their team final support and encoura cer;ent. hop Cla1 kscn's cleverness Sas too much foi. the Vale batsMen.
 The score by innings
 R H. r.. Yale, % 1 0 0-4 2 3 Harvard 1OS 0 3 , 0-1D B , atteries-AIcE clVey and Winslow {; Clarkson and Milne.
Arizona republican., 1902-06-25
AT FIVE THIS MORNING.

LcndOn. June 25.-At twenty minutes past four o'clock this morning an of ficer on guard at Buckingham palace informed q representative of the 4asso- ciated Press that he understood there was no new developments in the kings condition.
 At that hour the palace was every where closed and there were no signs of life about tIe buildings except the sentries outside, and small lot If messengers and reporters awaiting possible bulletins.
Arizona republican., 1902-06-25
THE LAST WORD.

London. June ?. 4:45 Q. m.-Sir Fred erick Treves. Sir Francis II. Laking and Sir Thomas Barlow remained at the Buckingham palace all night.
 The Associated Press learns that his majesty enjoyed some refreshing sleep. It is not likely that any further bulletin of the kings condition will be issued before : o'clock this morning.
Arizona republican., 1902-06-25
HOUSE IN POLITICS.

Washington. June PA caucus of democratic members of the house will be held on Friday night to consider the tariff and trusts, with view of mak- ing these subjects foremost in the coming campaign for congress.
 The move in this direction was made by the democratic congressional com mittee. and a petition for a caucus was circulated today by Chairman Griggs of that committee.
Arizona republican., 1902-06-25
THE KINGS CONDITION.

London. June 24.-The following bull Ietin was issued at 11:10 D. m.: The kings condition is as good as could be expected after SC serious an operation. His strength is maintained, there is less pain. and his majesty has taken q little nourishnent.
 Tt will be some days before it will be possible to say King Edward is out of danger
 ''TREVES
 LEAKING.
 "BARLOW."
Arizona republican., 1902-06-25

ed M. r. Harrington fer governor. The democrats are staying by Smyth. Both conventions will continue to ballot on governor until Smyth or Harrington has received a majority of the votes Of both conventions. This arrangement has been agreed upon by the conference committees of beth conventions and may result in a long drawn out session.
Arizona republican., 1902-06-25
KILLED AT FUNERAL.
Twenty-Five People in Spanish Church
 Victims of Lightning.

Madrid, June 24-While a funeral. was being held in a church at Pineri, in the province of Orense, today. the church was struck by lightning, as result of which twenty-five people were killed and thirty-five injured.
Arizona republican., 1902-06-25
MAY LENGTHEN TERM.
A Fierce Fight Over the Statehood
 Bill.

Washington. June 24.-The Omnibus statehood bill has displaced the Cuban reciFi ocity measure as the object Of i:l~ terest in the senate. For the present the concern Of the senators centers around Senator Quay's motion to dis charge the committee on territories from a further considerat tion or the bill, with the purpose of bringing it into the senate for immediate consideration. There is determined opposition to the motion on the part of q majority of the republican senators.
 The statehood forces claim major ity of two. which would give them thir teen republican senators, the demo- cratic side being solid. The opposition do net absolutely concede the cor
Arizona republican., 1902-06-25
PARIsIAN SYMPATHY.

Paris, June 25.-The Paris papers this; morning give great prominence to ac- counts of the Illness of King Edward.
 These are accompanied by expressions O. the deepest sympathy with Great Britain ''in the sudden change from the anticipated rejoicings to the affiic- ton and anxiety csused by the dan gerous illness of the country's beloved and popular monarch, who has juss
Arizona republican., 1902-06-25
LISTER. "THOMAS SMITH. "LAEIN. THOMAS BARLOW. "TRENES."


 "TREVES."
 At 2:46 D. m. the following bulletin was posted at Buckingham palace:
 .'Operation has been successfully per formed A large abscess has been cvacu- atad. The king has borne the opera tion well and is in satisfactory condi- tion"
 Lister is Sir Joseph Lister. surgeon in ordinary to King Edward. and Is famous for his discovery of antiseptic ire atmcnt in surgery. To him listerine owes it's name. The other signers are royal physicians.
 In conversation with a representative of the Associated Press this afternoon. a high government official said there was undoubtedly grave cause for anxiety. The latest information from the palace was that the king had sue csssfully passed the chloroforminS stage. but nobody could say definitely fer the next twenty-four hours how matters would turn.
 The sudden announcement of the pcstponement of the coronation just on the eve of the CcTsmc cnies caused tho utmost consternation everywhere. The news spread like wilGfire. On the stock exchange the effect of the startling news was immediate. Prices weakened led by consols. with fall oF half point. His majesty. under ordinary conditions. is rot looked upon as good subject for an operation, and though the king has passed successfully through the ordeal. it is believed that four CT five weeks at the least must | olapse before he will be able 10 undergo the arduous labor Of the coronation ceremonial. Therefore TO date can be indicated for the carrying out Of the coronation. During the afternoon Earl Marshal Duke of Norfolk issued the ] following notice:
 The earl marshal has received the kings command 10 express his majesty's deep sorrow that owing to his serious illness the coronation cere- i mony must be postponed. The celebra- ] ticns in London in consequence will be ! postponed. but it is the kings earnest I hope that the celebrations in the coun- try be held as already arranged
Arizona republican., 1902-06-25

Boston, June 24-Boston. runs, 1; hits 1; errors, 1. Philadelphia, runs, 6; hits II: errors. l. Batteries. Eason, Hale and Kittredge: White and Dooin
Arizona republican., 1902-06-25
THE NEW DAY.

London. June 25.-At 1 o'cloc! this
 morning the Associated Press learned that King Edward was as well as could be expected and that everything was progressing satisfactorily.
Arizona republican., 1902-06-25

New York. June 24.-Brooklyn. runs. 8; hits. 10; errors, l.. New York, runs. |; hits. ,: errors, ,. Batteries. Hughes and Ahearn: Sparks and Bowerman.
Arizona republican., 1902-06-25
BASE BALL
Result of Contests in the Four L:agues
 Yesterday.
NATIONAL. LEAGUE.

Chicago, June 24.-ChicaSo. runs, 3: hits. 9; errors, !. Pittsburg. runs. :: hits. F; errors. ?. Batteries. Lundgren and Kahoe: Tannehill and Smith.
Arizona republican., 1902-06-25
DEATH HOLDS A GROWN
 TOWARD KING EDWARD
He Was Stricken Down on the Eve Of
 the Coronation Ceremony

His Life Was heightened By Desperate Surgical Opera tion-He Survived That and Last Night Was Progress ing Favorably But the Gravest Approximations of the Result Entertained-The Festive Scenes About the Palace Where the Sick King Lay-The Ceremo- nes of the Coronation Have Been Indefinitely Post poned
Arizona republican., 1902-06-25
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.

Columbus, June 24.-Columbus, Q: Kansas City. l.
 Indianapolis, June 24.-Indianapolis, 4; St. Paul, 0.
 Louisville, June >24.-Louisville, 6; Minneapolis. l.
 Toledo, June 24-Toi2do. 6; Milwau- kee. ,.
Arizona republican., 1902-06-25

St. Louis, June 24.-SL Louis. runs i: hits. s: erCrs. ?. Cincinnati. runs, 3: hits. II; errors. ?. Batteris. Yer1es and Ryan; Philips and Bergen.
Arizona republican., 1902-06-25
WESTERN LEAssUE.

Kansas City, June 24.-Kansas City, runs, :; hits, 13; errors. ?. Colorado Springs. runs. ?; hits, 3; errors, 1. Bat teries, Nichols and Messitt, New.neyer and Dixon.
Arizona republican., 1902-06-25

St. Joseph. June 24-Denver, runs. G. hits. 10; errors, ?. St. Joseph, runs, ,; hits, P; errors. l. Batteries, McClos- key and Wilson; Glade and Roth
Arizona republican., 1902-06-25

Detroit. June 24.-Deroit. runs, 2 hits, 5; errors, ,. Chicago, runs, ,: hits, |; errors, l. Batteries. Miller Buelow and Mcclure: Callahan and Mcfarland
Arizona republican., 1902-06-25

Milwaukee. June 24.-Des Moincs. runs. }; hits, :; errors. l. Milwaukee. runs, F: hits, If; errors, 1. Batteries, Barry. Wilkins ana Doback: F'ricken and Lucia.
Arizona republican., 1902-06-25

Washington, June 24.-Washingtoa. runs. :: hits. 13: errors, ?. Boston. runs, 6; hits, 3; errors. ? Batteries. Orth and Clarke; Winters. Adkins and Criger.
Arizona republican., 1902-06-25

FIGHTING FOR FUSION. Grand Island. Neb. June 24.-At 10 ?. m. the pOpUlist convention nominat-
Arizona republican., 1902-06-25

Cleveland, Jure 24-Cleveland rurs. F; hits, 13; errors, 0. St. Louis, runs. i: hits. s; errors, Q. Batteries. Bern hard and Bemis; Sudhoff, Harper and DOnohue
Arizona republican., 1902-06-25

been the main instrument in giving it the blessing so ardently desired, peace
Arizona republican., 1902-06-25

Peoria, June 2!.-Peoria, runs, l. hits. 6: errors, 3. Omaha. runs. l; hits, :; errors, Gen inninSs). Batteries, Hart and Wilson; Brown and Bonding.
Arizona republican., 1902-06-25
AMERICAN LEAGEE

Baltimore, June 24.-Baltinlore. runs, 6; hits, i; errors, ?. Philadelphia, runs, i; hits, 10; errors, 1. Batteries. Howell and BcesAah2n; Plank and Schreck.
Arizona republican., 1902-06-25
SENATOR QUAY'S MOTION
 GOES OVER ID TODAY
The Opponents of Admission Driven to
 $ Use Of Fi|ibustering Tactics

tor Quay Who Did not Press the Matter Has Given Notice That He Will Demand the Consideration of His Motion Today-The General Debate in the House on the Philippines Civil Government Bill Has Been Con cluded-The Senate Authorizes the Establishment of Southern Appalachian Forest Reserve.
Arizona republican., 1902-06-25

monies. On Monday evening recru- descence became manifest. rendering surgical operation necessary today.
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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-08-28

uerratben, unb uns bic l6were Yfli6t
aufsubirben, benen, bie mir ms nn=
sliid sebra9t baben, Ben s1ten Sea-
men unb ni@t ielten audi ibren Ser
luit an @elb unb Gjut gu erieben?
gtein, nein! n9ait Su Elm @Ort
sesen Oeinen Nd6lten sebOrt, 10 laB
es in Dir erlterben unb perlaB Oi9
barauf, es miro Did ni6t berlten
MAIDEN" Seien mir Steler @orte
bes weilen Wannes itets einsebenf,
bamit lie einen beltdnOisen 53isel fit
I'M ere 3unge bilben.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-08-28
Grei9niRe Der wD6e.
MuaIann.


pal lift Oienitas Der Seiu6 bes &6niss
BON Stalien in 9 erlt sefolst, fir
BEN Elm @esenbeiu9 bes &ailers @il=
belm in &om i6on ueripro6en lit, unb
bana6 cine &eiie 8tctor gmanuels
unb ieiner @smabltn nod Paris, eine
Settle pon feitli9en @elesenbeiten,
bic CUR Si@eruns freunbl6aftliden
8eritdnbnifies seidIunsen mirb. Son
Oreibunb unb 3meibunb ipielen pers
idtebene Snterehen biniber unb ber=
iber, obne Sen @runbsmed Ser Ser
.biubunsen gu beetntrd9tisen. Stalien
bat in man9en 8estebunsen semein
Jane 8eribrunsspunfte nit Srant=
reid, benen unbeIdabet ieiner Steluns
gu Oeuti9lanb unb Oeiterret9 &e9s
nuns seirasen uerben fam, unb
Oeutl9lanb fam bic ruifl6e Sreunb=
19aft cultiutren, obne benz Dreibunb
unsetreu gu ruerben. @s uerfolst
babel tbetls politil9e, tbeils banbels:
polttiI9e 3tele, lebtere mobl in Ger.
uorrasenbem WaBe, neil 9anbelsin=
tereHen our 3eit in ben ge5iebunseu
Ser 9tattonen gu chamber ibermtesen.
Ote gntpideluns Der eisenen wirtb.
l9aftli6en &rdfte CUR bo9itm0sli9en
Wadtentfaltuns lit s%esehmdrtis bic
ueientli6ite Mufsabe elmer ieben Sea.
ton, 6aber lu9t man ieben &eibunsS=
punt politil9er gonflifte i'm @ertebr
unter chamber mOsli6it aus benz
@ese gu rdumen unb ibertrdst bic
Hiualitdt lieber in ferne @ebtete, bic
ais go(onien ODER Sntereiienipbdren
ben nationalen ME pripaten Inter
nebmunssseit nod meiten Spielraum
Semdbreu.
Das IA. 8 fterreidii9e Sn=
fanterie : &esiment bat ioeben etnen
sldnsenben Wari9 iber bic 3tIertba,
Ter alpen pon MaterboIen iber Ben
S9marsenitein @letider nod rem
Mberntbale aussefibrt. Ser Wari@
rpurbe In BOILER Selbausri flung BEL
unsinittsem @etter, es i@neite, se=
madt, obne oaB Elm einsiser nnfau
paiitrte, unb obneIOab Elm @ann aus
ben &eiben austreten muBte. Oie
Solbaten, melde nit NlpenftOden
uerieben maren, muBten cine 0a9t
i'm Sreien campiren. sic maren in
Mbtbeilunsen pon 25 Mann an ein=
amber anseietlt, ais Der @let@er
iberi9ritten wurbe, welder 10, 900
SUB bod liest. gs lit bies bas erite
Wal, baB eth gauges &esiment einen
10 bod selesenen Pabiberi@ritten bat.
Gin na@abmunsspertbes 8eiipiel
iosialer Siriorse bat bic @robber3o=
gin BON 8aben, bic als S0rberin
bumanitdner 8eitrebunsen befannte
S9meiter &ailer Sriebri9s, seseben.
sic bot anSeorbnet, baB Der 14one
@arien bes Marfsrd1t@en Palais
In &arlsrube, barunter Der sroBe
@arteniaal, erbolunssbebirfttsen
Mdbden CUR 8erfasuns sefteIt uer=
ben ,lnb spar on iebem Wo@entaSe.
yti9t uur bic 36sliuse bes &arlsruber
Wdb@enborts, ionbern au@ aablret@e
anbere S@ulmab@en, beren @eiunb'
beit setrdfttst merben muB, iolleu
unter glufit9t ucn 2ebrertnnen uni
Damen bes Srauenperetns NIT Spte.
len nlm. bel@dfttst werben, BET gun.
itisem Wetter tint Sreten, bet i@le@tem
i'm @arteniaal. Oamtt BITE Climber,
menn fie mibe merben, it@ ausrubeu
t0nnen, bat bic @robber3ostn eine
sr0Bere sln3abl pom Matraten, bts
NIT &opffifen uerieben iinb, seitiftet.
Oie Mittbeilunsen iber bieie neue
@inri9tuns uurben In Der lebten
Sisuns beS &arlsruber Stattratbs
Sebr beifdDtd aufderDmmer. Scr
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-08-28

9Ils unier gisfeler Mlasfa sefauft
rpurbe ba9te mar. muir an ben Seebunbz
fang unb Yelsbanbel, bann tam Der
rieitse Sii9fans inS @wuns. bie rei9en
@olbminen murben entbedt rnb nun bat
man aud nod sroBe 9aser 9artfOblen
sefunbeu. Scenes ODE 9anb In Der gtss
region bat einen bebeutenb b6beren
Wertb fur BITE Der. Saaten rpte bte1000
pbtlippinen Snieln tn ben Tropen.
West Virginia daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1894-1902, 1902-05-13
A WEDDING RING

should fit the finger. IF 1t is too
large 1t is sign of shallowness of
purpose If 1t Is too small it sug-
gests that the urion pinches, some
how. A perfect 6tlipg ring Is
symbolic of a perfect harmonious
union. Start ris ht, by getting
your wedding ring from US. !. We
keep the proper kind and proper
re, and engrave any inscription
you may want want free of charge.
s. J. ANDERSON s CO.,
jewelers..
West Virginia daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1894-1902, 1902-05-13

A. L Bovd, popular attache of
the National Supply company, was
an afternoon business caller at New
Mariit sville.
John Shannon, a prominent bus
mess man of Matamoras, was In
the CRY tcd+v and made this Office
a peasant call.
Miss NJ mie M>Eldownev and
Ella Clark aud Mr.. Robt McEldow-
ney. Of New Martinsville, spent
yeste dav In the city, the guests of
Mr.. and NJ $. Robt. Mccormick, OF
Wells street.
G NJ. Beaver, the well knows
contract teamster, had new skiff
stolen last night about II o'clock
Mr. Beaver went down the river
this morning as far as St. Marys in
search of his boat, but failed TO get
any clue to 1t.
John NJ Sweeney the we'll known
Pike street blacksmith. returned
to the city last evening from visit
of three months to points north and
west He was NOT erjoying good
health at the time he left here, but
the trip has proven very bene6 ,ial
to him. and he is much improved
In health.
Fifty ore prisoners passed ur
over The B & 0. r. R. this after
noon on their way to Mourdsvil'e
where they will be cot fued In the
State prison for term of years
ranging fro IN one to life imprison'
ment. They were from the south
ern part of the state and included
In the number was woman.
West Virginia daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1894-1902, 1902-05-13
A Lingering Cold

Is quickly cured by Bunsen's
Pine Tar Cough Honey. Also a
specific for lsgrippe, whooping
cough, bronchitis and all throat and
lung affections. Try Bunsen's Pine
Tar Cough Honey today and you
will be pleased with the result. No
Cure, no pay. Price IS and sec.
For sale bv d A Henderson,.
West Virginia daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1894-1902, 1902-05-13

Decoration Day next.
The month of flowers.
The outing shirt Is In 1t.
Handy for lunch-lady fingers
Electric fans will be quite fancy.
The water cure will have to take
water.
Red headed girls don't all dye
young.
The weather Is going the ice
mans way.
Robins are already Matching
their ) Dung.
Circus posters now add color to
the landscape.
The flannel shirt will soon take
the witness stand.
Ping pong wrist Is the latest
fashionable ailment.
Some people are too truthful to
really erjoy fishing.
A negative answer may be given
In a positive manner.
Fresh paint unlike fresh people,
should not be sat on.
Silence talks, but language not
generally understood.
In the human race the Beef
Trust holds the steaks.
Some of the flowers that bloom
In the spring are daisies.
The biggest coward Is the one
who Is afraid to do right.
The Ice man will soon have
things coming his weigh.
Complaining has commenced
and black birds are happy.
The only way to avoid being
misquoted Is to say nothing.
An average of 20 tons of oil Is
rendered from a large whale.
Miss Wintringer at the M. E.
church Wednesday, 8 o'clock.
A man seldom gives health q
thought until after he loses 1t.
Captains of industry carry their
shoulder straps in check books.
George Lawson went to st.
Marys this morning on business.
The only rush with some men Is
to try to beat some other fellow.
A bachelor is like an old shoe
the older he gets the softer he Is.
It's easier to make fool of a
man than to make man OF fool
No man Is willing to admit thai
he gossips. He just simply talks
The Standard OH company ha:
declared a dividend of $40 pei
share.
Much valuable time is given owe,
to useless conversation In all walk:
of life.
He who Is in constant fear tina
he will make mistake makes :
big one.
IF you don't wear a white yes
and play ping pong, you're bacl
number.
T. A. Brann, Baltimore & Ohi'
freight agent at Cumberland, ha
resigned.
Dan Padgett went to Parkers
burg last evening on short bust
ness mission.
It Is better to start at the top o
the ladder and go to the bottom
In case of fire.
IF had my choice. said tn,
street laborer, II wouldn't have my
pick so often"
shakespeare never repeats" bu
nothing bears repeating better thar
Shakespeare.
It sometimes happens that edu'
cation units man for earning al
honest living.
It Is quite necessary for base bal
contestants to have repertoire @
popular plays.
Wise Is the candidate that ca
convince the voters that the ofic
Is seeking him.
Many a man who looks on th
sunny side of life kicks about tn
heat afterwards.
If money Is dough" the bake
must be making money when q
West Virginia daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1894-1902, 1902-05-13
Fine growing weather.
Spring has again resumed.

n. OhE lSib eA4' AAoA AA0
Baltimore.
]. E. Robinson, of Whes ling. IS
in the city.
A ]. Graf, of Pollard, was la the
city today.
F. D. Mccoy went to Parkers.
this morning.
Showers tonight. Wednesday
probably fair.
A. NJ. Mitchell, of Pittsburg, was
In the city today.
W v. Eminger, of st. Marys,was
In the city today.
M c. Hagan west to Marietta
this morning on business.
Frank Kuehue went to Jackson
burg this morning. on business.
lanes McGreghen went to St.
Marys this morning on business.
J.C.McMahQn went to Marietta.
Ohio this morning on business.
Roy Moore. of Proctor, was regis
tered at the Hotel Mercer today.
S. E. Elder, of Pine Grove, was
a business caller In the city today.
P. Schlegel, Of Pittsburg. was
registered at the Hotel Wells to
day.
w. P. Norris, of the Eureka Pipe
Line, went to Smith6eld this morn
Ing.
Samuel Mccormick, OF Mata-
moras, was calling on friends here
today.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. W. Graf, of Elk
Fork, were calling on friends In
the city today.
Alonzo Williamson, of New Mar
tinsville, was calling on friends
here today.
B. W. Dunn, the we'll kno vn oil
operator, was St. Marys business
caller today.
&c. Williamson, of Arvilla, w.
Va, was business caller In the
city last evening.
B. A. Allen left the city this
morning for Fairmont, where he
contemplates locating.
F. Whaley, one Of Wheeling's
most popular pioneer travelling
statesmen, Is In the city.
Mrs. Wilcie Curtis, of Pittsburg,
is the guest of Mr.. and Mis-. W. <
Curtis, Railroad avenue.
]. T. Jackson. of Middlebourne,
returned last evening from a visit
with friends at Fairmont.
Mike Heating left the city this
morning for washington, Pa, on
business trip of few days.
]. M. Lazear and son Edward, of
Kidwell, were business callers In
the city yesterday afternoon.
J. H. Prlngle, general manager of
the OH W I'll Supply company, went
to Jacksonburg this morning.
Attorneys G. D. Smith and B.
Engle, of NJ ddlebourne, were IN
the city day on legal business.
Joe Hervey, a we'll known oil
operator of New Martinsville, was a
business caller In the city today.
G. K. Morgan, prosperous
farmer of Meadville, W. Va, was a
business visitor Ia the city today.
G. w. Bishop returned to the
city today on the 1908 train from
a visit to his parents at Plttsburg.
Andy Drummer returned to the
city this morning from a business
trip OF a few days to points north
W. ]. Clark, a prominent citizen
and politician of Kidwell, was a
business visitor In the city today.
Misses Luella and Jane Miller, oil
Pittsburg. are the guests, of Mr.. and
MRS. Robert mccormick, Of Wells
street.
F. B. Berlin, of Wood street,
went to Ben's Run this morning to
look after his oil interests In that
vicinity.
Ed Davenport, the popular and
hustling grocery travelling sales.
man, was calling on his patrons
here today.
Phillip Minameyer left the city
this morning for Dairy, Ohio, where
Ia~ ka1o~1 n T0~ k1o