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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-11-16
| Pure Food Show

such as 10 now be.
Ing held In Detroit, has
for It's object the pros
entation, TO thinking
people, Of food pro-
ducts Of the highest
standard Of quality.
Tho most valuable
food 10 that which the
system will most readily
and easily asslmllate.
We bring to you a
liquid food In pleasant
form and ask you to
give it your careful
attention.
At tho c q e q & l.
q o O r n samples Of
their MALT EXTRACT
will be served.
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GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

DETROIT Nov. 14.-Close: The bulls
have faith In both the spec ulative and
legitimate positions or wheat. In specu-
lation there is little chance for de-
cline as long as the heavy holders re-
tain their lines OF long wheat. They
have over 2o,ooo.o00 bu and show no
sign OF letting 20; or ~, the other T hand
Is active for both milling and export,
and the weather 10 very Dad for the
growing crop OF winter wheat. Trad !,
ing was slow all day and wheat closed
at unchanged prices.
Wheat Quotations-Cash No. . red
$1.05h December opened at VI: 06,
gained &c and declined To sl.oe; May
TO s1.0eA. and declined to sl.o9t July
opened at s1.04. advanced &c and
dropped to sl.ol; No. } red. sl.02ha; No.
Coarse grain quotations: Corn-Cash
No. 8. 63is. No. , yellow. cars at
s5ac: No. 4 yellow 1 car at CSC.
oats-cash No. 3 white, sac;
Beans-Cash. 32.1s; November 1 car
at s21s: December, 3:.22 asked.
C clio s,S odn IN spot 40 bags at
IS bags at s5.4o, rs at IS. 1s at ss.25
sample alsike. IL bags at s7.a5. al
$3.50.
Receipts In the Detroit market sat
OF wheat. Is OF corn. of oats and OF
rye. Withdrawals We're zoo hbls. OF
-four. Stocks are 577.432 bu OF wheat.
1855 bu OF corn. 2.y,S30 bu or oats
and $3.50 bu of rye.
Receipts OF wheat at Winnipeg $40
cars: year ago. 226.
Northwestern wheat receipts Satur-
day, $50 cars. year ago. 45s.
Wheat receipts at Kansas City. 123
cars: year ago. 81.
ST Louis wheat receipts, 10000 bu:
year ago, $4,000 bu.
Wheat receipts at primary points
Saturday. 1,047,00o bu; year ago. CSC. 600
bu-
CHICAGO GRAIN.
CHICAGO. Nov. l4.-Wheat was a
little lower at the opening on the cables,
but reacted shortly after on buying by
Bartlett. Patten, Pringle and Skillen.
Commission houses were on both sides.
Opening prices: Wheat-Dec, $l02
@l.O3k. Corn-Dec.. 62A 10 62T o.
63c. Oats--Dec, 49Q4Sbc. Pork-Not
quoted. Lard-Jan.. 1907 II. Ribs
jan. ss.32h 4S.35.
Wheat closed unchanged To Isc bet
ter; corn advanced u CSC. oats were "a C
OF To unchanged. and provisions were
~ 46c higher.
Closing prices: Wheat--Dec.. Sl.03k
asked. Corn-Dec.. SO y a. Sc ssc bid
Oats-Dec.. 4sAc. Pork-Jan.. 1892 "a
asked. Lard-Jan. s3.l5 asked. Ribs
jan. $S.275s.
Ouofaffona NV HAYDEN Stone A. Co.
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ANOTHER NEW ONE MADE GOOD.

The promise OF horse collar and a
back saddle that will not injure the
back ror shoulders OF the horse seems
&c have been fulfilled. The purchase
proposition IL also most fair. They
can be secured on 10 days trial. Send
for free catalogue. Humane Horse
Collar Co, No. 200 Russell-st., De.
troit. Mich. Office phone Main 1926:
residence. North 2095-R
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CHICAGO LuyEsToCK.

CHICAGO. Nov. i4.-Hogs-Receipts
90 900. market u loo lower: light IS. Q
u5.ss; bulk. $500 5.s5: mixed. $3.50 %
8 %. good 10 choice heavy. $3.50 eos
roughs. sbS5@555; workers., $5.1Oa $50.
)Cattle--Receipts 700. market STEADY.
be,ves, t3.4OQ go. Texas steers, $500
$40: western steers. s3.25ds, stockers
and feeders. t2.s0Qa60; cows and helf-
ers. s1.50M5.4O. calves. 81 50nT.75.
Sheep--Receipts $500. market steady;
natives $2.50H $50: western. 5000
$50; yearlings t425q 40. lambs. ma
tives t3.i5M6.16. western. t3.F6W6.l0.
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N. Y. COTTON.

NEW YORK. Nov. l4-Business at
the opening OF tho cotton market this
surprisingly firm. Wal!-st was again
q liberal buyer but the chief support
came from spot houses which appeared
to be covering hedges put out some
weeks ago The offerings were light.
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The EverMobiIIzed

Rudyard Kipling recently attracted
attention by eulogizing the medical
profession in an address. lie said that
physicians made up a permanently
mobilized army. which always Is In
action, always IS under fire against
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Natures Plans.
'r mankind'a

Mature plans we'll for mankind
needs"
Il should say so. What could be
more convenient than ears 10 hook
spectacles overwhelming Star.
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MARKET CLOSE.

EAST BUFFALO. y. Y, NOV. H.
Cattle-Receipts 100. market steady.
Gull To choice, $4.50@S25. Sheep and
Lombs-Receipts 5000. active. lambs
higher; sheep, steady; lambs. s4qe;
sheep. s2g4.50. Hogs-Recelpts 1880.
slow and lower: workers., s4s0q5.75,
pigs, S44l as, mixed. 1915 On $50; heav-
ies S5S5ffg,
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U. s. GOVERNMENT BONDS.

Bond quotations. furnished by Hay,
den, Stone & Co, 116-1ts Griswold-st
New 20 reg. i03h @10t; do. coup. 104
bid: new 81 reg. loo " mf01 u do COUP
1904 0i0l u; new As reg. l20L u 12i,
do. COUP. 81 bid.
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Appie.-Fancy. ,a04: common. $50

butter-Cfhcial prices; Extra cream
packing stock. 17hc per ID.
Cabbaxe-5o q eoc per blu.
Caulinower--60Q roc per blu.
CeIery-e5 u 30c per dox-
Cheese-Michigan full cream. new.
Isc: old. lac: Limburger,. i5c; brick.
Ice: Schweitzer. 1sc per Id.
Chestnuts-S6.50g per blu; 13Q14c
California Fruits-Grapes. s1.75Q
per crate; prunes. $3.50 per crate.
Conee=Package coffee. Sl2.75 q 1875
Crnnberrie.-cape Gods. s2.75@3 per
blu; $50 $50 per Dbl.
Dressed CaIve.-Fancy. sQ1oc: COM
Dressed Hogs-Light. 7@7hc: heavy.
&C 61zc per Id.
Egxs-Michigan current receipts,
firsts, case count. 27c per doz; refrig-
orator extras. FAC per doz.
Flour-Michigan patents. In wood.
$3.50; second patent. IS; straight $3.50;
clear, $4.15 per Dbl.
corn meal. sss: corn and oat chop,
$3.50; coarse middlings. SIS; nns mid
dlings. SIS per ton
F r,n.:n E Haadi:sZloc per 10. no,
house s.5og1.7s per do.; lettuce. lzc
Grape Fruii-,i.sS94.s5 per box.
Green Peppsrs-$1 V1.sS per s-baske'
Grape.-Catawbas. Alb baskets. II
giSc: Malagas. sSqe;so, Per Dbl ,s-
i0 Hickory sA, Sas.@ssSgssS per- es' ba ~
Hny-Detroit shippers are paying the
following. prices for new baled hay in
old. 81 W11.5o; new. s1oQ1o:So; NO. q
new, Ss4l0: clover, mixed. 5000; rye
straw, .se.5Oq7; wheat and oat straw,
Hides-No. 1 cured. lie; No. cured.
k GS cured N1 S green III No mo- sr. sSe sp
green o No T. lo Go No s sa.t suI no.
I, 1sc; No. 2, II ho per ID: horse hides,
No. 1, No. 2. ~; sheep SKINS AZ 70
Hsrdwsre-wire nails. $3.50; base
so and per cent OF; poultry nettins;
painted barbed wire. $3.50: galvanized
barbed wire. s2s0; No. 9 annsaled wire,
cloth. si.to Der y loo feet: lap and slip
after weaving. so per cent on. wire
Joint eavetrough. so and 10 per cent
OF; round and corrugated conductor
pipe, 10 and per cent on.
Ifmes-90c per 100.
Lemons-Csiifornia,s 566,25 per boz.
Maple sugsr-Nsw. pure, lSc per 10.
Onions--spa nish, $50 per crate:
Michigan. So a 600 per bu.
Oiis--Raw linssed. 4sc; boiled Inn
seed .Ie sa less per cent a9r ks9o,
sene. 9hc: turpentlne. in barrel iots'
Oranses-New Fioridas. si7s@s per
Prar.--Kiefers. $50 soc per bu; s,.2S
9275 per Dbl
Pop Corp--Ears. ~ 02c. per ID.
crate. $50 q as per 5os
car p iots' o 5. Detroit, ss9sec per ba
ne, roT ass.e $500 ss sses :sriniscsS iiS
turkeys. IA SC per ID.
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iSiiSS; No $. ,s'ic: No. 10. $500; Ma Il.
IS No. ~. $3.50 No. IS: 1870. No II.
81 80: No l5. $3.50 per 100 lbs
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PR IN CESS SAGAN
ASKS FREEDOM
FROM HEL|E
ANNA GoULo's SECOND FRENCH
ROMANCE TARNisHED, SAYS
LONDON RePoRT-oIvoRcE TO
FOLLOW SEPARATION PLEA.

PARIS, Nox 1&-Prlneess De
Sagsn issued q formal denial to-
day that she had begun q suit for
separation against her husband.
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LIVE STOCK.
EAST BUFFALO.
ksesr Of Market Opening ~ sadies,
Rorich & Co., Com mlssl0n Merchants.

BUFFALO, Nov. 14.-(Special. Cat
Hogs--Receipts 10000. slow; heavy
$5.90MG: best workers., $3.50 "a $50; pigs
s49O. Sheep-Receipts 5000. strong
S590M6. Calves-Ss25.
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PRODUCE.

There was very little To be said for
the market this morning. AS rule
commission men do not expect very
active trade. and hesitate TO change
quotations on saturday conditions. The
butter and egg situation remained un-
changed. There were a few coops of
chickens in. but dealers reported no
bids. and the stun would probably go
over to Monday Dressed hogs and
calves. potatoes and farm products gem
orally were unchanged I'm price and
only moderately active.
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BOSTON COPPER.

BOSTON COPPER LETTER.
Furnished by Hayden, Stone & CO.:
The Boston market has been less active
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LOCAL STOCKS.

Following quotations furnished by
Lewis G.. Gorton- i<l3 Majestic Bldg.
Nov. IL. 1908:
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JAIN ss s:.; s'' ss. s:1 ;s;s r''-'-
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BIG ISSUE OF BONDS.

II ST. LOUIS. June 10.-Bids will be
opened today for, s5.5o0,OOO worth of
municipal bonds, for delivery July 1.
bearing 4 per cent interest. No bids
for less than $1,000 were received.
Two and half millions OF the money
received from the sale OF the bonds
will be used In the erection of a new
municipal building. A half million
will be used for the free bridge across
the Mississippi. The city hospital
will get 100000. and the balance will
be used in improvements of the fire
department, bridges, yiaducts, high.
ways and parks. ,t..4s
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s, Z. K * = Il #
With tiits eepri III line ~ titna him
there win pc small u gf On lie part
nyone IN hen ili6nste Iaya Ills;
last net In the drama OK lie. his
Il 4.blaeis aftt's and an his nersomaney'
will not avail him when he / ktanis on On
the trap door n the east ena sofS the
death corridor of the county; Jail NO
|"tspells%will prevent the baekling Of
the black straps that Eplnlon his arms
to his sides and fasten together his
feet and legs. No suspicion will deter
the placing Of the shroud about his
head and body and no preying upon
ignorance will deter the executioner
from pulling taut the ready rope with
It's hangman's knot. And wien the
trap is sprung will there be one to re.
gret his passing? Yes. For the g.
year-old daughter Of the prisoner be
lieyes in her fathers innocence; the
wife he abused and neglected still
loves him. AS for the witch mother
who can tell? After all, SIZE is his
mother. IL
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SOUTHERN MUSIC TEACHERS.

MOBILE, Ala. June 10.-Sone of
the foremost musicians o: Dixie gath.
cred In the Gulf City to-day and in.
auguratel Joint convention OF the
Southern States Music Teachers AS.
ISOLATION and the Alabama State Asso.
citation. An elaborate musical pro-
granme will be interspersed between
the business sessions of the conyen.
ton, and there will also be receptions.
banquets and other entertainments
during the three days OF the meet
ing.
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sfitten Ia blpoa tnd sign with
skull ana Gfuss bone and tlireate tened
mt only the cath Of Me- clsrgy lyman.
but also that his church woiid be
blown up b. dynamite sgS 5s!!s
sThat SRileE, canxic ed lsof the most
crimes and adm ttellyS y faklr,
and a charlatan. should have 5cen able
10 arouse the interest and compassion
OF c1ery men. sisters OF charity and
Influential lawyers. Is a tribute to his
hypnotic powers which his iailers
cannot lund erstand. 4. 4. "a &,
S Bilek is 40 and stout. His mother Is
also a fortune teller and is known
among Bohemians as "witcn." His
complexion Is dark. After a fashion he
Is good looking. He speaks Bohemian,
German and English. the last brokenly
His eyes are small and dark and be
speak cunning. There Is a strong vein
Of vanity in the man as indicated by
bis manner Of dress and speech. The
police say he is a foxy prisoner. In
spector shippy has caught hi.n lying q
time or two. but that he has not been
caught ofteneris tribute to his ski
in evasion and mendaclty. More than
any other type Bilek resembles one OF
the French Afacquereaux as they are
found in San Francisco-men who de
mand all OF woman's s,n.earnetl
money and her life when she quits
producing money for him. His habit
ual attitude toward women Is that OF
the superior being to the Inferior
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this has some ltng ID do
Will the wonde ffnl itroI he isas
3leexercissd over omen 81
Marlin yfzal own n, nsd milk depot and
; y y making money He was q hard
working man and had Accumulated
several thousand dollars by strict at:
5tention 10 his little business and BY
economy He had seven children. Sa1l5
girls but one. Mrs. Vrza1 helped him
In the milk business, and the family
was prosperous. Bllek moved into a
house few doors from the vrzals
and became a customer at the milk
depot. From that day. rhevrzal home
was turned into "a house Of tragedy
and death. Now there Is no vrzal
home, only three OF the family are
alive and Bilek Is facing the gallows.
Nowhere In crime history is there
any record of a spell more complete
than that cast by Bilek, over the Vrzal
family. Pert OF It may have been due
to their belief In the FORUM teller's
occult powers. strengthened at inter-
walls by displays of1silly mummery by
Bilek. And yet this family was no
more superstitious than thousands OF
others. It is doubtful OF they would
have believed the same things from the
lips of my other man. Mrs. vrzal
may have been insane in her infatu-
alton for Bilek: but she was apparent.
" normal-minded in everything else.
And her husbands voluntary subjec-
ton to the man was almost as great
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MR.. WI ATILLINola..

uEtBANA, ILL.,. June 1o.-Wu Ting
Fang. envoy extraordinary and min
lister plcnipotentiary from China to
the United States, delivered an nd
dress at, the University of Illinois to-
day and was given an ovation by the
students. ,.,5 Is
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PRIMARIES AN ISSUE.

RICHMOND. Va, June 10.-Repeal
of the present party primary law will
be enc of the issues to be threshed
out in the Democratic state conven-
ton at Roanoke tomorrow. It is be.
lleved that the Denver delegation to
be selected will be favorable to Bry-
IN. 81.
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NOTICE TO FARMERS.

TO Wool Growers OF Marion and Mon.
ongalia Counties
| VIII buy wool as usual. paying the
highest market prices and treat the
farmers as always have, paying thu
highest market price for all cool
jmerchantable wool. See me before
selling to any one else.
a ~ C. F. RANDALL
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EDITOR DELIVERS ADDRESS.

MINNEAPOLIS. Mimi, June 11.--F.
L. seeley. editor Of the Atlanta
Georgian, one OF the best known news.
paper men OF the South. delivered the
address at the commencement day ex-
ercises OF the University Of Minnesota
today. +. Is rs
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D. q. HILL TO SAIL.

NEW YORK, June 1o.-Former
Governor David B. Hill has engaged
passage on the steamship Baltic and
will sail for Europe tomorrow. 1t will
be his first visit to the countries OF
cid world. He is not expected to re-
turn until after the Democratic ma
tional convention.
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J. F. kRoHME's is HEADouAR.
TIERS IN cLARksRuRG FOR RELl.
ABLE DIAMONDS, WATCHES,
CLOCKS, RINGS, NOVELTIES AND
JEWELRY CT EVERY pEscRtP.
TON. Remember the place-114
Third street, clarksbura. ~
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UNIVERSITY OF MAINE

BANGOR, Me-, June 1O.-Laylng or
the cornerstone of the new agricul-
tural building was a feature OF the
commencement exercises at the Uni
versity of Maine today. Many alum
nj are here and nre taking part in
the celebration Of the fortIeth ami.
versary Of the institution.
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SCHOOL OF MINES,

ROLLA, Mo-, June 10.-,1issouri
School OF Mines. one OF the leading
institutions Of Its kind in tht. world,
held It's annual commencement exer.
cises today. Reunions were held by
severni classes and attracted many
noted mining engineers.
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STOVE MAKERS MEET.

EVANSVILLE, Ind, June -10.-As
one OF the leading stove markets Of
the country. Evansville is entertaining
the members of the Southern Associa-
ton Of Stove Manufacturers, who con
venetl here today for session Of
three days.
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ASPoPuLAR HOTEL.

Il ~, - " ias 80, ~
The number OF people from FAIR
mont REGISTERED at the Hotel lEWalaos
exceeds that Of all other places sihs
clarksburg combined. And, why not
It Is the leading hostelry OF this part
Of the United States; Its rooms are
elegantly fitted out, Its table service
unsurpassed. and: besides. itslrntgsi Tor
meals Is only fifty cents, American
plan. The a Ia carte dining room a
fords the opportunity for guests or
dering Just wha. Is desired at re asonas
BILE prices. IS.
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Call on II. q Voelker5 for Uph 81 fer
Ing and General Repairing. Il Hail mat.
tresses made to ord er. ma trssses and
1'e'ail renovated and umbrell as re-.
covered. Sewing chine ana bicycles
supplies for sale.
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SOLDIER MONUMENT

HURON. S. D., June 1o-A magnih-
cent soldiers monument was dedi-
Gated today Mt Broadland cemetery,
with elaborate exercises under the
auspices of the Grand Army OF the
Republic, n
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GEORGIA DENTISTS.

AUGUSTA. Ga, June 1O.-Georgia
tooth pullcrs to the number OF several
scores. are today the guests of the
Augusta dentists. the occasion being
the annual meeting OF the Georgia
State Dental Society. s
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MlLLERsIN DETROIT.

DETROIT. Mich, June 10.-Hun.
'lreds OF millers from all over the
country will take part in tie three
lays mass meeting OF the National
Federation Of NIillers in Detroit.
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Mems Clothes Cleaned and ~,

+ ": J.. Walsh Is agent an j irmontI
Tor Americas great Clean and
Dyeing works-Footer Their re div
Cleaning process for men's ii othings
insures the return Of the scloth hes irs
i as good shape almost ass new, Teles
phone 'f Consolidated No stttS
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NJ. E. Black.Krohme. the milllner
with J. +. krohme. Matchmaker. and
Jeweler Mt ia Third street, Clarks.
burg. offers $40. s1e and SIS Pattern
Hats at only S.. b 4; &.
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JOHNSON SPEAKS.

Z LAWRENCE. Kan, June 1o.---Gov.
ernor John A. Johnson. OF Minnesota,
delivered the address ut TIE com.
mencement exercises of the Univers-
ity of Kansas today
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-06-11

Extracting is easy by Hill Bros,
methods met Of removing decayed and nn:s
disable llstl teeth. All other branches Inf
dentistry practiced successfn fully M
their well equipped and comfo
pnrlors. !, Dill
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NUsBAUM's clothing and gents
furnishing store Is the leading one
IN IN Clarksburg and the only one that
refunds car fare to Falrmont people
who spend $40 there. 4, ;a5!i i5
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Why We w ASK IY Y q u Patron,aafaa

We have the largest stock, thee tiolc.s
est drugs and chemicals to Sbe sfonni
and sell SO much our stock Isl alwaysa
strictly fresh, potent and reliable. a
MARTIN'SSDRU sTORES
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ss Let A n. Smith do your! cleaning
pressing, yeing and repairing: Cons
Phone G57:Il.A All work called for ana
delivered u Suits mad e to- order. Shop.
under Home Savings Bank. xxxx
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BALTIMORE BAL i & OHIO RAILROAD R, )

,fs1t.ts . - !" WI e n ENS ~ n SlSEHo -
TO
ATLANTIC CITY,
Cape May. Sea Isle City, Ocean
City, Asbury Park, Long Bran CHI,
Point Pleasant, N. j., Ocean City.
Nd, and Rehoboth Beach, Del.
East of Ohlor liver, Special low
rate excursions July, 2, 49,, 80;
August 10 and 27 and September
10. 55
BOSTON, MASS, II
General Federation OF Wonen's
cIubst June e to july !.
Supreme Lodge, Knights Py-
thlas, August 4 to IS.
CHICAGO, ILL.,,
Republican National Convention,
June II, 1908. X
CLEVELAND, OHIO, I.5.
National Educational Association,
June 20 to July 3. International
Convention B. Y. P. Y. Of Ameri-
ca, July 8 to 12. ~.
COLUMBUS, OHIO, ~ ~ < IS
Prohibition National Convention,
July ~ to Is.
DENVER, COL,
Democratic National Convention,
July z. |. Q. o. F.. Sovereign.
Grand Lodge and Patrlarchs
Militant, September 10 to 26.
LOUISVILLE, KY,
Triennial Convention Information.
al S. s.Asosciatfon, June is to 20.
ST. PAUL, MlNN.,s
Ancient Arabic Order Mystic
Shrine, Imperial Council, July
10 to 1a. q. t!;,i
TOLEDO, OHIO. "a
G. A. r. 42d Annual Encampment,
Ausut 81 to September S. IA
N For full details as to rates,
routes, dates on which tickets will
be sold, time Of trains, etc, apply
to Ticket Agents, Baltimore & Ohio
Railroad. j2
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-06-11
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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-06-11
NEW MEXICO DEMOCRATS.

KOS 1Hut) WE'LL %, n. Mex. June 1o.--The
New Mexico Democratic territorial
convention began here today. with
every Indication of the instruction of
the six delegates for Bryan.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-06-11

All the leading financial institutions
of the Bay State are represented at
the convention of the Massachusetts
Bankers Association, opened here to-
day. IS a.