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@aniden stencr Grmafionna.
&oridlog sur Nmcnoiruna Oc@ Olco-
mnrgorin.S tcucracicBc9.

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
@aibtngtom :. e., ,. 0e3.-
Die Olcomaraorin Nlbrituutru be
obiittigcn, in Der toUm0ocu Sit.
una cincn &crilld i'll modem, Dob
ooS ieeigc Oleomor8orn Stcucr0c,
icB amcnOirt miro. Ole Stcrcr be.
trdQt a Gent fir m0cfarbtcq lno
TO Gents pro YiunO iijr 0cfGr6te5
0leomorgorin, meldca Der Butter
I'M NhuSic6en uabctommt 0icic bo6e
NcciieItcucr bat lid) n0bc}l probibitip
cruieIeu, lmO Die &erNldc, OuQ @cicB
gu uuge6eu, inOem man Dem ungc.
iGrbten Nrtifel %entlpcocr bohgcf6rbtc
Gutter n0er Balm6l in Qcrinoen
Guontit1ten beimiidte, limo iebloe
idloaen, ipeiI ooS Nber.9 moeaoe-
ridt gegen Oieie Monipulotion icir
Geto eingeIegt uno ooS Oleomorgo.
rim Steuergeieb fir conititutionea
erfl0rt bot.
Die Sobritonten mollen nm Dor.
ihlogen, ooB cine einiormiQc Stcucr
bon pier GentS pro 8ilmo ultf uue5
Sleonnrgorin 0ef0rbt o0cr ung2.
idrbt. gelegt miro, mo cine Oobiuge.
benOe 9ia lit pom Dem Superintendent,
ten 9olttea pom Sainoi@ m~rageor6ci-
tct noroen. 9olttell hat Oicielbe Dem
8oriisenoen oes @omitc'3 iiir Mitt2l
uno Wege Yopne g}eD Oort) ilber.
gcbeu, mo ole 6reunoe Der Bill
gloltben. ooB Eopuc Die &orloge
Dem Sollie ~giinitig einbcrid)tcn miro.
Ger @runo, iueSbuIb man ooruri
rcdJnet, Dab odS @onlitc iiir Wtittcl
mo @egc Die Gill bciijrnortcn luers
&c, lit, boB bieielbe Den RegicrrmgS.
ei~ntiinftcn ulfbelicn oiiritc; fcrnar
miro 9clteno gcnladt, 0oB oic Nrbci-
ter mo nn0ere mcuIQcr benlittcltC
Goniumcnten,o ole ieBt erb0btcn Yreiic
fir ole 2cbenSmittcl SIT 5oblcn bo-
ben, cine GreiSerm6Biaung oc8 Sleo.
moraorinS, melhc nit Der Seru6-
ieblug ser Stcitcr @on0 in Souo &C.
ben luiiroe, germ ieben miirocn.
g8nS sic Heuenucn onbetrifft, 10
oiirfte ooS ol1geiiibrtc argument oils
cOrrett gelten, oenn 5ltr 3cit, ais Ole
Stenercrb0brng ouf 5ebn Ero5ent
iiir gef6rbtes SIeonrur9oriu pom
Gon9reB ongenommcn lpltroe, betru'
gen Die @innabnlen aus Der Steller
bon 5tpei Gents pro Yiuno iGbrIib
5neieinboIb WiQionen Collars. E5nl
OcrfIoiienen 6iSfolinbrc be5ifferte lid
Die Ginnubme aus Der erb0btcn
Steler olrf $254,000, mopon $160,.
600 oIlf ocn geiGrbteu NrtifeI cnt'
ficlcn.
Die Oleo.S nouitrie lit olio ourd)
oos nelte Stelterdeieb bon 1902 fat
uolitdn0ig pcrni6tet moroen. SelbIt.
uerIt0n0lid perben Die Wilberel-
Sntereiicnten ouf 6oS GnergiidItc
9egen Die 9outeQ .giQ proteItiren
lno, mie i6on friiber, ais eS iif nm
ole Eoiiiriung Oes @eieBeS bon 1902
bonoeIte, cine fr6ftige 2obbp nod)
@oibin9ton ienOen, nm Der Sleps
cntgegen SIT orbeiten.
Die Wtilherei- Sntereiienten oeren
Vutterpreile BON Der Nnnobme oe9
Oleo.S telergeiebeS nbbin9en, Worerl
oamolS iie9reid, uno lie mogen e3
old jest mie0er ieirL oo ole IGnos
GongreBmit9lieoer, welde oen
Nr9umcntcn Der 9utterproou5enten
5u90n9lid) limo, Die lt1otiiden 9c.
prGientonten, Die pielleidt iiir elm
biui9eres Buffers urrogot uno Die
Ourolts reiultirenOen biqigeren But
terpreiIe eintreten moften, on 3obl
beoeuteno iibertpiegen.
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@n(timnrer Mnrft6eridte.

Baltimore, =. Ge5ember 1901.
Webl.-3ufubr 1881 6diier, ein-
IhIipR(id - G1Iipr al 9ocuIts
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3rOSnftcn.@ arft.
Gier, pro 9ubenO CSC. bis 32c.

Creamery &rintS, 1 &f0. % bis E.
Creamery 9riutS, u Sfo. % bis -.
&cnooirte, bette Marfe. 20 bis 81.
&euopirte, bette @rintS. e.. 81 bis %
2eben6eS @efIiigeI, pro &fun0:
ulte Siibner 12c,; iltnge Siibner
1012c. bis t2c.; @nten Tic. bis 1876;
8llter lac. bis lie; Souben, pro
Huar 20c. bis 30c.
8 ii d e uu0 Gem e.
&ortoifeIu, pro 9ui6eI 40c. bis
53c.; 3uderriiben, 8iin0eI tc. bis
Ne; @eiBfobI, pro Come SO
bis $40; 3miebeIr, pro @ui6el zoe.
bis Toe; G~orrotter, pro 9iinbeI 1c.
bis Hes; tomatoes, pro 9uideI
30c. bis 40c.; Aepfel, pro Sob SOC.
bis $3.50; gnonu8, pro Grote $t.75
bis 1926; 9irnen, pro Sab Coo.
bis $500; Se0erie, pro 0useno Toe.
bis 20c.; Srouben pro &orb lie.
bis 14c.; 9lumeufobI, pro Sob $t.25
bis $3.50; 2%imabobnen, pro 9uihel
SOC. bis Soc; bromer &obI pro @u.
libel 1876. bis 15c.; Spinot, pro
@uideI 20c. Bis 25c.; Crime 9obnen,
pro 9orb $3.50 bis $500; runoe
Hiiben, pro 9uideI SOC. bis 40c.;
9opfialat, pro Site 25c. bis Soc;
iunee @rbien pro &orb $t.75 bis
1926.
IS Groceries uno @robiiio.
mem.
SoI3fGeiid, pro YiunO: tleiue Gu.
gorsGureo S6infen 12c.; grobe
S6infen 1tc.; Galifornier S6in,
fen Sc; StgorGureo 8ruitltiidr
tt1Ac.; Sugor.G lrreo Sdultern &c..
trodcu geIoloeue Seitenrippen 814c.;
Spedieiten &C.; troden gelaI5ene
S6uItern SEE; reines SdmaI5 III
GierceS SIG; Spedi6uItern 91@c.;
@eB.9 6weineiIeiid $14 pro Sob.
&offinirter 3uder: gepiirfeIt
6.25c.; puGperiiirt $3.50; Stanoaro
g~ronuIirt 5.55c.; fem ~gronuIirt
5.55c.; GrpitoI 81 5,55c.; Columbia
81 5.3O1ac.; geGber 81 4,70c. bis
$40.
@er0Iteter aaffee: 6. 8. g., 100
8f6. Gtiten 1895; G. 8. 6. 60 RiO.
&iIten 1885,; 6. 8. 6. SO Bfunb
aiIten 1906; reiner Saba 33c. bis
3312c.; gutter SABA Bic. bis 311ac.;
reiner Moffa BIC. bis 3119c.; SABA
uuo @offa, gemiidt, 2S19c. bis 29e,;
Saba, eemiidt, 27c. bis 274ae.; rel
nerMsaracaibo 24c. bis 2419c.; rel.
ner Ga @itopra 24c. Bis 2415c.;
reiner Sontos 23c. bis 2S1ac..; Gan.
tos, gemiidt, 2t19c. bis 22C.; 8io,
gemiidt, 22c. bis 221ac. ''' ''''..'
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gbarfes gau,s aeftauraut.

9ombar6s unb 8. Sfrabe, S~iabIanbtoipH.
Die %feinften 6etrinfte duer art. = Boil
mtiner SreunSe uno bes BabIlfiims In
augemetneu ftetS tp.HfoutuIer.
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. ocr.-3ufubr f2,255 Suldel;
nlla Ben Glepotorcn 3uriidae5ogel
10000 guihcI; G%lepotoren . Gorrutb
1881 9uihcl. &%erfGufe: , Wogs
CONS Nr. , nciBer i'll 3612, 1 @ag-
gon Nr. 3 meiBer 81 36.
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Noer,s ..Ghe(lueih.Snnt."

Ode Gait. nIS Sait;abenne Canton.
~Sanptaunrtter bes GefGrgoereinS .GbeIs
ipeiB." p9umens8ereins hes gbeIfpeib, =
g9antonsgo ucInnes gtr. 445. 8. 8. g."
nSrtentnIsS iftrifts ar. 1853, .. u.s8." iilb
Canton Spars Ii. gergnii9uroS'BeretnS"
(Gept21,1J)
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Rnh. Wtrasr,s Meftnnrnnt.

1bU9t BntltsSfrobC,
ilnbe Der bitliden 9oIi6eiitatton. Mar'
iler .GuHJ9 bon 12 bis 2 nbr ytaQuttttaes.
Ntebner'S utuibertreffli9es Bier am
8dpt.
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@aHfStt nHk Stghlaubtppn.
SaatuH aab StasIaabtapw.


432, 9%Idremount 9loe., S%ip6Ianotolun.
9aiptaiartier oes y8doeniu Mldnuerhors.
StngituIloen Sienitag, glbenos 6 ubr.
WonutHentnIs8ier am 3api. Gbefnpeaie
leIep6on 1925 u. Ism. 3. G. Support.
BETTER. CSe32,1S)
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1884 acknowledgements u. Ohio.
@eipe. Berf1mmIuneSIof1I r9ermdnid'
2oge So; -saleem. Mrb. ,Str. ,llut. .Beretn
bon SItSaIttmore~; rDpftIon gpueI. 8, 3.
9. o.; yMetauarb. Union 73". 6aue au
bermtetbe;.
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3m ucrfamfen ubcr sa perpadten.

GIT perfnuien pber Su oerpa6ten:-
offsSaItimoresstrube uno tsOtficesslpeuu.;
DO bel 100 SUB. Ser biHtere 2beil bes Sruno'
ttiids piro fir elm @efhdftsgebdloe bes n9eiits
tdeu Correspondent" benubt tueroen. Mdbere
auSfinft bel 6. Haine, 9r. All, ct. RauI'str.
(301-)
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aabprf,s Monumental 3safe,A

aombaros nnb 8. StrdBe, ~Steblanotopx.
eeeeniiber Der ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
adeIi6 bette Mabi5etten aut gsfieliIa.
peafes9sIep6on ct. BauI 1345 q.
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0erlanat:
9crGangt:
&erlanst i'm Gasemeinen.

SeutIhes arbstts. q 1tueiiaugs.gHreau,
Pr. 219, SiiosS barpsStrnbe, inter Der Nufii@t
Der yDeutfhen 8efeuidatt1'; - 9ieient9en, bic
beuti6e S1noiperier. @r6eiter uno 9tenitboten
III bei61ftipen ipinffen, tponen itb pert6nIib
peer in franfirten 8rtefen an ben gIeenten Der
Sefeuf6aft, Spbnnn .. Meber, Hr, 219, ShOs
Ebnrp.Strahe, lpenoen, iueIGer unentgeltlin
eliIsiunft ertbetIen tuiro. (SGH2S,1O
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9aiie! YGKe!

CUR &eiie in's gnslanb beioref 6.
Haine, Ir. All, ct. Yaul.S trake.
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Darlehen anf WlSbetn Hne anbere etdierheiten
fur 6 Yru5ent eeiinu ra4 Dem Tellert 9efese;
bribotiun. - Nidhter, Tr. 210, EH.9ertngtou.
strabe, 3immer Nr. 4, Baufant BuiIoina. Su
Der Office ipiro 9eltf6 9efprodeH.
(Wlai20.1S)
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@uhpei5enmebl, 100 Bio 2.t5-2.25
n.-3uiubr 406t 9uidel;
@erionot BON Den Gleootoren 39,t61
9uid)el; G~lepotoren = 8orratb 1920.
221 9ui6el. 8erfGufe: 10000 9u.
libel Ge5ember 5u 1924, 10000 Sa.
mar 81 ttt12. 200 Spot gu 1924.
Gn,,t;on SAI,,Ero+o.
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701 urb TOT bombarosStrabe. Steblanb.
totpn. Seinfte @eiHe lab atou6re. Der
eefinheite Srt aut Der groe. - Die beiten
9ools4snrIors In SigbIanetppn. Brompte
gebtenuna.
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Sn ~berfanfen.
An %uerfnuteu:

ia ELDER in 8icomitos GouniD. fiib6itlid bon
SaIisburb, 1itIi6 bon SrmitianosStatlo y.
&. 3ubuiun, 9ir. 20S, SuurtlaHo's traRe.
(33S-W
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che eie Gisentbum faufen

pber berfaufcn, ipenoen Gle lid an Charles u,
Reder, SrunoeigeRtbuns, uro 8erttberun9s
IRafIer, Nr. 420, gorb.GartpsS trahe.
9eIo 81 berleibeH auf Sbpotbefen IN 6elieoi'
a,n GirIinen. (gtob16-)
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Serren 5i bermtetben. = Setnife @ttrdnie
iIno. gBeine. n 8ap'Bietps Braleret "s8ter.
BerfammluneSIofaI ySits9ombnrbitr. Snls
inertu, 8niis uno 2etboerein@. Gbef.s3eI.
W2t. BernuH 4942-D,
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Sine S6mieoesgSeritdtt HnG3ufragen bon
7 llbr Morgens bis o ubr AberoS in pr. 624-
G26, RDrbs Gaitle.S truhe. (33I-S)
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On. Brius's grhanae,

IL. un6 O'5onneu.S frGte, Canton.
@%erdumtee SaIIe fit Bereine unb Uefe1.
fhoften. Sanptauartter bes rgrina 6eip
@etrdnie. Chef. Eel. Wt. Bernon OH
%. aaIter 2uHfn ben sarsen Gag.
MatioHaIsBier.
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9rei NSdnner iuden Arbeit auf elmer 6nrnI.
gIadnSltfraqcu in Gr. 202t, 6nntun'gtpcuue.
(33S-D
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Steaengein6e.
Stcucaefudi:


Sin oeutides WdOden iu6t Steauua fir
Sausar6eit. g}a6jufragen in 9ir. 1905, GOETHE
StrnRe, 2pcntsVuiut, 1881
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$3.50 tnr etnes btefer prddtteen, mobernen
stptit5diper @obnbduier Tr. 1912, 2314 Mno
e3tS, Sft.MabifonsStruBe, ceInentlrter 8elsr,
rementirter 9%ofraurl, eenlenttrtes 1rottotr. ao'
auosfnraL. Wue mooerneu Gt1rtcbtll9en.
Ebiparb Z. etprd, an Srt une Steue.
(Sft141Mt)
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Cttp MHaer'S G%eitanrani,
1441 Observation-Disclosures, Ode SIfbersgtr.
3nuptlu1rtier Der agSiI6eIm Zen 2oae
Nr. 8, oerb. 8. Sc. of 81 BerfdmmIlir
Gen teoeH Wontag aberb. - Setnite 0e.
trdHfe. @aruIer auHf9 tieIi9.
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9phn arnn.,a Nd6rr Nrrhrrn..

.So1h Jfnn5's Baher SRrbeFge,
gr. 1876, SGrrifOns, nabe 1eridafonSStr,
Geo. 0iiltber, IT., Brat CO.'S Bier. &dr.
rner 2nnt6 bon 12 bis / ilbr Ra6mit,
TAGS. GIe beutf6eH gdder ftlo Sum Se.
fube eiHgeIabsH.
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Velo 40 OerIetbtn nnf Btnnbftgentbnni.
Sn benz Berger paiienben Betragen - rnd'
aobIbar tn ip66entlihen ODER monatlt1en No'
;abIuneen ooer In ! 2 ODER 8 Snbrett. ..
ssWerdhauts & Wedbnnics Vermnnent Building
& Scan Miioeiattpu."
gr, Sig, Notwithstanding.
3. Sarrp Gee, eefretar.
(glpriI14 1890
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shmibt's ,GihenframS.Sanc,"

! gse 3; nrO gSOugeettT,,; s S~anptSaGrtieT Sss
: 9amensNereins, Canton Smmeriu. Bans !
/ unb 2eibs8ereius," n9euti6e Semiitbli6. !
! felt" unb .Geifelt6mieoestlnior". Srithes
J Bier 81 ieber 3eit. Telephone: g. & q. !
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Gin 8argatu.

5u uerfanfen:
Sas Sans gtr. 1929. slfblano'abenie, tlabe
GomerfetsStrabe. (93o,e,4o)
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q. RnIntlA nnne.


uo~S,u ~. s.uts"tnn" PuutL ~
3aiiptql1rtter oeS pBaberHsM dnnerhorS".
R.'O.'@6e 90ugts uno Garolireftr. Bers
stnsoertammliHg ieoen 9onneritue Mben6.
gteue W(italieoer ptuf0mmen. Bor3iiQ,
lt1es Bier oer acknowledgements TN Sapf.
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8elb aussnleiben.

@elo 5u uerietbeu
In fIeirer getrdaen. ,Mereantile eauluss
Banf," Rr. sos, 0pro.5 remput'ApeHat.
(Npb20, 1Wt)
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nj. ,Iu,taeu s,~petnSdisen Sdufsr

mrn geriauf in Oit.BaItimore. aneren8enb an
strnse' Ode bon baltimore trabe. aommt
merif unS babt Die auspabI. 9tefs Sdnter
limb In ieoer Siniiht MODERN, nit WlarTIor'
BATS unb sSaustreppe. fotpte ir!ooetnen yer.
iaaItb unb Gonniags an Ort uno Steue. be-
uubt 5airmountsstpenue @ageo1S.
Goip. z. Gallagher, Baunnternebnter,
G28@ gr. 2908, Satrmcunf'Nbe.
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aSam stasg's @sitsEraut.

1104 northumberland.
Der nginrboit Smmerpdbrenoe SON,
beretn bon Baltimore" periummeIt It6
bier teoen Wontdg. - SEQ. @rebm'S Bier
ON. 8npt, mao beutfner alrt brett bonn
Sob.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-05-22

a visit to the headquarters OF the Vlr-
GINA delegation Stevens dropped It on
the floor. where 1t was soon discovered.
and it's contents made known to the Fir-
ginians. That caused them to REJECT Scott
and support Harrison. who. as the can
didate OF his party. scored an overwhelm-
ing victory at the polls.
the campaign OF 1910 had a dramatic
and unexpected sequel. Thurlow Weed,
before the meeting Of the Whig cunven-
ton. sought out Webster and urged him
to take second place on tho ticket with
Harrison, but the suggestion was rejected
with scorn. An acceptance OF Weeds
advice would have made Webster Presi-
dent in little more than a year. Clay's
friends, after Harrison had been no1ni-
mated. were urged to name the candidate
for Vce-Presdent They first offered the
nomination to Watkins Leigh. OF
Virginia. who soon would have stood in
Har,ison's place had he not declined.
The nomination was then offered to
Nathaniel P. Tallmadge, of New York.
Had he not put 1t aside. New York would
have furnished four Presidents from the
Vice Presidents chair. instead OF three.
Next Samuel Southard. OF New Jersey,
had the offer of the nomination. He too.
would have none of It. Henry A. Wise
at last put forward the claims OF John
Tyler The latter's ro-slavery princi-
pies promised needed strength to the
ticket, and he was accordingly nominated
for Vice President. And SO. by sngu-
lar chain Of circumstances. ending with
the death of Harrison a few weeks after
he took Office. Tyler became President.
How Van Buren, Was Put Aside
for Polk.
Van Buren,, who had devoted his years
of retirement to the restoration Of his
shattered prestige. counted a clear ma
jority OF delegates when the Democratic
national convention assembled Mt Balti'
more In May, 1874, but a shrewd enforce
ment OF the thirds rule deprived him
OF this advantage over his rivals. Pro-
longed balloting produced much bad feel
Ing between the supporters OF Van Buren,
and his chief competitor, Glass; On the
eighth ballot forty-four votes were cast
for James Is Polk, of Tennessee. The
latter up to that time had received pub
lie mention only as possible candidate
for Vice President. but on the ninth bal
lot by ono of those singular whlrs OF
sentiment that sometimes take hold OF
bodies Of men, backed by the cunning
manipulation OF Southern politicians. he
was unanimously nominated, Polk had
been speaker Of the House and Governor
OF his State, but was then living in COM
plete retirement THE nomination" says
Benton 'was surprise and marvel to
the country"
Clay was the nominee Of the Wings.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-05-22

In the FLORIDA war During which. as a
matter Nof fact, Jackson had carried
things with high HANDY, be made the
subject OF inquiry, and that, II the charges
against him We're proved. he be punish
cd with severity. Crawfords letter
brought him tho revenge ne was seehlhs.
II was shown to Jackson. who at once
enclosed copy to Calhoun, with re-
quest for an explana ton. There could be
none, however, and the Presidents friend
ship for Calhoun changed OH the instant
to lmpractlcable enmity.
Calhoun charged his loss OF favor 10
Van Buren. who profited by II he had not
fostered by the quarrel with Jackson. and
when jackson sent Van Buren's name 70
the Senate as Minister To England. he
Joined Clay In an earnest and eager Ell
fort to defeat the appointment. van
Buren, was sayagey attacked. and his
nomlnnt ton finally rejected by Calhouu's
own casting vote. with result uhfoTe-
seen save BY one astute senator, VINO
when Clay and Calhoun openly reJolcea
over their work said to them: True.
YOU have broken Minister. but you nave
elected a vice-Prcsdent." This shrewd
prophecy had quick confirmation. van
Buren. returning from England. was
warmly welcomed at tho White House
as a victim to the opposition 70 Inc
President. and soon 1t became known that
jackson. now FeSOlScp Ap''' - ~ - $500
term, had determined to make Van Buren,
his successor In the Presidency Formal
nroof OF this was furnished when a Demo
cr.t national convention, held at Balti-
more In May, 1899, nominated Jackson
for President and Van Buren, for Vice
President. Four years later the latter
succeeded his chief In the higher office.
General SCOTS Fatal Letter.
In 1870 accident again came into play
to make President Van Buren's hold
upon the machinery Of his party was
strong enough to secure him renomina-
tIon but the panic OF 1897 and the hard
tlmes that followed 1t told heavily against
him. and long before the campaign be-
gan shrewd observers predicted that who
ever secured the Wing nomination would
also carry the election. majority OF
that party favored the nomination OF
Clay, but anti Nlasons then composed
large portion of the oppositlon' and Clay
was a Royal Arch Mason. That caused
him to be put aside. The great Kentuck-
ian out OF the field the choice OF the con-
vention lay between Scott and Harrison.
with the Virginia delegation In posi-
ton to decide it's action. Scott. however,
had written letter to Francis Granger.
NJ New York, In which he sought to con-
ella te the anti slavery sentiment of that
state. Granger showed this letter to
Thaddeus Stevens. OF Pennsylvania. and
permitted Stevens, "a bitter enemy OF
Scott, to use 1t In his own way. During
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But No Better.

RUFUS ROCKWELL WILSON.
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New clerk: II think 1 ought to get
raise I'm certainly twice as good as
the last man you had"
Employer: "The fellow / discharged?
o! yes. you might say you're ten times
as good as he was.
New clerk: 'Well?"
Employer: well. ten times nnught is
naught,"
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about our best quality Groceries mt lowest
truth advertlses lis. Try our Silver King
barrel, 35c. per bag
Don't fall to try our regular t0c. Taa,
which which we are now selling at per 4OC
Best American Granu- A.2Mri
lated Sugar, per pound. ~
TWO pounds of Mountain Roll DC
Butter or..,.......,............ 80
Witch Hazel Toilet Soap, three 10r
TO Observation-Disclosures.
Best Feed OATS per A&r
Dushel ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. ~ =.
Herrings, N G.. per dozen, ~ y7G
1Sc.; Roe, per 1-2 barrel...".. WIZ -
Tea-Try our Green or Mixed lOr
per pound. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. ~
Two Boxes Best Lye SC
for OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. III. M
Arbuckle's Ariosa Coffee, per lie
pound ..........................
Clipped Beef, one-nalf pound DEE.
cans. three OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ~ =
Fresh Soda Crackers and Gin AL n
ger Snaps per pound .......}.,,.. '/XS
Fairbanks Glyocrine Tar Soap, dc
per bar. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Large Juicy Lemons. per 1(1c
dozen ...............,..,...... .,.'..
Two Cans of California April DSc
cots for. ...............,........'. -
one-pound cans corned Beef lie
FOR .......................... 49,. - =.
Canned Tomatoes good sc
quality Observation-Disclosures. ........'..i n
Freezing Salt for Ice Cream, DC
per peck. .t...................--.....' a.
Timothy Hay, SCC
e oe'a g shape Soap. e'sht bars Csc
i. non 8 8 chsr /, IS. five to pack CSC
Boston Baked Beans. large three &c
j.: Meal !, best 81, !, Dunlop }, per peck, zoe
! Chewing Tobacco. Plum. Peach, Key
no!dss sun Cure Cured ar and al popu 25C
California Evaporated Peaches,, 2Sc
| extra quality, three pounds for..
| Large Fresh Plneapples, three ISC
Tor at5
| u d = . d. spll =
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;ood Lard, per

Good Lard, per t Sr
pound ............!..! .s...... ....''.'!.'t ~
Enameline stove Polish Dir
for ........................... 1900. y
Smart SET whiskey. extra qual- 7Er
ity. quart acknowledgements. w
Malta Vita and Tryabita Break Or
fast FOOD per package............ "
French Peas. two cans OEr
for ........... ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Matches, dozen boxes h,.
Best Sugar Cured Hams. per W.
pound ........................ ~
Finest Sugar Cured Break 1917
fast bacon, per pound. ........ AA/2E
Sand Soap. for cleaning purposes, e.
two bars .......................... ~
White Sugar, six pounds 0Eo
FOR ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. GCI
Best Tomatoes, large cans per 7c
can NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. "
Quart Cans Maple Syrup OEr
for ..................... ..............
Seven pounds OF Large Lump 15r
Starch for....................... ~
,, Glover Hay, per hun 75c
Table Peaches. large cans. two Dr.
for OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. ~
Early June Peas per Or
can 3.........................
Can Lima Beans Or
for ..................
Pure Leaf Lard. best quality. Or
per pound. Acknowledgement. ......,....
Il Sour Pickles. per 1Oc
St. julian not e1sret Wine, import Csc
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IDEAL LIFE REAL
President Buckham's Optimistic
View of Mans Posi-
bilities.
THE TOOTH COMMENCEMENT.
Bnccnlaurcate Sermon Sunday After
noOn-Y. NJ. G. A. Anniversary mt
First Church, with Address by
the Rev. q. II. Spalding Of
Syracuse, N. Y.

-, -, -, -.
Inc exercises OF the centennial com.
mcnccment OF the University or vermont
ana state Agricultural college pcRan
sunday with the baccaiaurcatc sermon u!
president NJ. ". Buckham AT the Cohcse
street Congregational Church. me IN
,ercst IN the centennial exercises was
Indicated by the crowd In attendance.
Long before the members or thc gfauu-
atlnS classes entered the church ana TOOK
inc seats reserved 1or them every rcHiain-
ing scat was taken and many were walt