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The Cairo bulletin., 1912-08-10

The son stated that he shot in
self defense, that his father who was
intoxicated attacked him with a
knife because he had been letting
the stock out in the corn.
The elder Woods conducted a
small grocery business in Grand
Chain. He leaves wife. three
daughters and the son who did the
killing.
The Cairo bulletin., 1912-08-10
| NEWS Of THE RIVERS
Cairo Gauge.

AT p. M yesterday the river
stood at l79. fall of foot dur
ing the preceding "a hours.
str. Rapids arrived at a. m. yes
terday morning with a negro eycur-
sion party on the return trip from
Padueah. She departed at ESQ for
Paducah.
Towboat T. II Davis departed al
$50 a. m. yesterday for Joppa,
Ohio Belle arrived at / a, m yes
terday with one barge Of corn for
Hastings & co. for the lower Mis-
sissippi.
Rescue arrived at 3 p. m. yester-
day for Hickman.
Cairo and paducah packets. Rap
ids and Ed Myers. arrived and de-
parted on regular schedule.
River Forecast.
The Ohio. from the mouth Of tn
Wabash to Cairo. will continue e
fall for the next few days. The Mis-
sissippi, from below st Louis t.
above Cairo and the Wabash at M
Carmel, win remain without import
ant changes for the next 2 or 3 days
The Tennessee, from Florence Il
above the mouth, will continue tt
rise for the next day or two
r. r. LINDLEY,
Local Forecaster.
The Cairo bulletin., 1912-08-10
THOUSANDS OF FISH
LEFT AS LAKE vANISHEs

Hopkinsyille, Ky, Aug. at
least Leoo pounds of fish of all
Kinds were caught in a big lake that
formed near Newstead during TIL.
rainysseason In May, which waters
disappeared as unexplainably an
they appeared The fish were caught
ia baskets, sacks and dragnets. with
bare hands and every sort Of way.
They ranged In size from nlinnoyz
70 thirty Founders. The lake
formed about the time Of the Mia
sIssippi river overflow, and, jadg.
The Cairo bulletin., 1912-08-10
HONEYWELL AND
WATTS WILL PILOT
AMERICAN BALLOONS

Kansas City, Mo, Aug. 9.--Ge6
II Meyers, president of the Kansas
City Aero Club, whose two balloons
the Uncle Sam and Kansas City, fir.
lshed FIRST and second respectfully
in the national elimination race A
lew weeks ago, today was notified BY
the Aero Club of America that Capt
II. Il Honeywell and John watts
had been named to pilot the bag
N the international race in Ger.
many, next fall.
Albert Ho!tz of the Cincinnati
Aero. who took third honors in Ina
elimination race, with the Drirtor
V the third pilot to represent Amer.
ca.
The pilots will select their own
aids.
The Cairo bulletin., 1912-08-10
American League,
SON KILLS FATHER
NEAR GRAND CHAIN

Walte- Woods of Grand Chain shot
and killed his father Thursday after
noon at their farm five miles west
Of that place The coroner's jury
held the young man to the grand
jury and he was taken to the county
jail at Mound City last night
The Cairo bulletin., 1912-08-10
Irresistible Earnestness.

How can any man be weak who
dares to be at all? Even the tender
est plants force their way up through
the hardest earth. and the crevices OF
rock; but man no material power
can resist. What a wedge, what a
beetle, what a catapult is an earnest
man! What can resist him ?"---Tho.
reau.
The Cairo bulletin., 1912-08-10
Demos Moves.

George Demos, proprietor of the
Famous Shine parlor at the Arcade
has removed to his new location, 203
Eighth street, where he has fitted
the place with eight new chairs and
win add several lines.
The Cairo bulletin., 1912-08-10
EVIDENCE ENDS
IN THE TRIAL OF
CLARENCE BARROW
Final Arguments in Case viii be
Heard Monday and Then
Jury Gets Case

Los Angeles, Calf, Aug % Tho
taking of evidence in the bribery
trial OF Clarence S. Darrow was con
cluded today. and by stipulation Of
both sides final arguments viii be
begun Monday morning
Mrs. Bert II. Franklin, wife Of
the former Mcnamara defense de
tecliye, who confessed TO bribine
TWO Jurors. was the last witness
called by the state in rebuttal, and
at the end OF her direct examina-
ton the defense announced there
would be no rehuttal,
I'VE don't need any commented
Chief Counsel Rogers.
Except for the testimony today
Of Judge Walter Bordwell. who pre-.
sided over the trial Of James b, Me
Namara. and before whom the Me-
Namara brothers entered their pleas
OF guilty, today's Proceedings Were
without sensational features.
Judge Bordwell contradicted a por
zion Of the testimony of Lincoln
Steifens the magazine writer. who
was an important witness for the de-
Tense.
After a conference between attor-
1eys and Judge Hutton it was de-
ided to allow two and a half days
tor arguments by prosecution aud
lefense This agreement assures this
ease going 10 the jury not later than
next Friday evening.
The Cairo bulletin., 1912-08-10
Feed the Brute.

Did you put up many preserves last
fall?"
mo, Intended to, but there were 90
many new novels to read didn't have
time"
My dear. take my advice. You will
get aG'ng much better with your hus-
band Il you give less attention to cur.
rent fiction and more to currant
jelly"
The Cairo bulletin., 1912-08-10
POSTMASTER KENNEDY
AT MOUNDS HAS
THREE RIBS BROKEN

Postmaster Kennedy at Mounds.
while stepping into his buggy yes
terday noon fell over the dash board
The horse stepped on him several
The Cairo bulletin., 1912-08-10

times before he could get sout Of
reach. Three Of his ribs were broken
and he received other injuries.
The Cairo bulletin., 1912-08-10

Advertisements in The Bulletin
bring results.
The Cairo bulletin., 1912-08-10
Weather Forecast.

For Cairo and vicinity Fair
weather Saturday.
The Cairo bulletin., 1912-08-10

Ey-sheriff James Roche was in
the city yesterday on business,
The Cairo bulletin., 1912-08-10
Local Data Yesterday.

Sunrise and Sunset
Sun will rise today ......., 500
San viii set today .....~.. 6;5a
The Cairo bulletin., 1912-08-10
PRESIDENT TAFT
VET0ES MEASURE
ON WOOL TARIFF

Concluded from Page One.)
The Cairo bulletin., 1912-08-10

sS.NWesfH soap and Ointment anla cvcrvwherc
i4llisf'a sslaPle q each mailed free VITA S2.pa.G
800 Auafess tutienra.' Dept. Il Boston
~ 'eaNcF faced mea should slAle y.ith t,,t,4.,.
sv'-p saaslng Stick &c, Liberal aana de ffoo,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-04-26

Mrs Edward Herhert. 81 Toronto o..
q spending several days the guest of
Mrs Henry Crisis. OF Center street Ful-
ton.
Prank Yoke the popular FULTON bar.
Der. wgr a business caller in Wheeling
yesterday.
Mis- Elizabeth Adams returned vea-
terday o. the stratford Hotel. at Wood
lawn. after spending the past winter In
southern Callf0ruia
rev g. q TeaEardsn returned % his
home 'u FULTON ysatcriay. after attend
Ing the funeral n he sister At Mounds
willie.
George sonnefeit Is able 10 be- out
nFnln after being on The sick list a. bis
home az gienwoody Tor the past month.
4 force ~ men nre employed 30 pres
eut flliuE iu Tire ward 81 the rear 81 the
FULTON Hsnk building
Mrs e. " H~rockunier a. able ~ be
shout again after heinE confined % her
home % Leatherwood. on The click list
w. p Fehrcne Co. % W0pdadato. are
having the Mckowcu stable remodelcd
and vi Keep their 'orses in it IN the
John Mcclure returned 20 Elm Grove
yesterday after n short visit 90 Dillon
vale. ohio.
4 force OF men are busy at present
erecting another BIN board IN the WhIta-
ker field. 90 lakewood
John sunderman. ~ East Liverpool.
o. was a business called in the out the
pike district yesterday
CIiff Crothers. ~ Kim Grove. is erect.
Ing fine new residence 80 Cellar Rocks
Waaaman BROTHERS moved their pouf-
~ and fixtures from Lakewood % their
farm uear Wuney'r Point yesterday
Harry Rice. II Flm drove. vas = bust.
ness caller IN McMerhcn Yesterday
Niles Flora 1senherr. % W~oodlavn. g.
Epending eevera . days The guests ~
friends in New York state
Henry Allen. ~ parkerahurr vac O.
business caller in Efm Grove yeaferfav-
Charles Berry. q Eigewood. left ycs-
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TAFT MAKES HOT
toOHanu'a from Fir., PsT..l

which ~ succeed without giving an
the principles announced In his Co.
lumbus address. the President said.
Mr. Roosevelt relocated them 20 an
Incidental place and changed HE cam.
paign 10 one - criticism Of Taft and
the Taft administration
One by one tho presldant took no
eleven charges made against him bv
Col ROoFevelt. and sought 10 refut-
them. IN two Instances he quoted
from correspondence between himself
and Col Roosevelt. and said be- was
prepared 10 make other letters pub
hc n Mr. Roosevelt should desire
by excerpts from my speeches Mr.
Roosevelt has sought 20 shov and has
charged that ] am N who has pub
lcly announced that ] am In favor
o. an a~ristocracy % political bosses.
and that ] am linked with political
bosses IN seeking my denomination. He
charges that the patronage 81 the gov
eminent is being shameiessly used 10
secure my denomination. and that in
the conventions and primaries which
have been held. fraud and violence
have been systematically used 90 d..
feat the Will % the people and 90 90
nre delegates FOR me. He a y that ]
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-04-26
BwLACKHEADS AND
PIMPLES VANISH
Simple Treatment Of Warm
Water and Resinol Soap.

Every sufferer from such distress
ing and disfigurinx troubles should
read these three letters r. G. Parry.
OF Gettysburg. Pa. writes: For some
months my face has been covered with
pimples and blackheads. On receiv-
ing Resinol Soap. ] Immediately began
using IL. ! have been particularly
benefited. especially so in its having
caused the disappearance OF all facial
eruptions."
And this II endorsed by Miss Ella
Darragh. OF Edmonds. Wash: Il had
always been troubled with blackheads
on my face. I took Resinol Soap and
made a lather OF it. and put Il. on at
night. In the morning | took warm
water and washed my face. The
b~lackheads would all come out. so
my face is free. was also troubled
with piles. Resinol Ointment has
cured them"
And again. Miss Agnes stey. OF Chi
cago. says: II have used Reslnol Soap
for over two years and find II the best
I have ever used. II has cured me OF
pimples and blackhsads. My face was
covered with them. but is now as
clear AZ a baby's."
Full directions for the treatment OF
pimples and blackheads. with gener-
Gus samples Of Resinol Ointment and
Resinol Soap, may be had free. They
are sold by your druggist (Soap. CSC.
Ointment. soc and 5000. who recon-
mends them not only for facial erup-
tons. but for rash. eczema. letter.
ringworm, itchings. chapping. chatting.
ulcers. boils. burns. scalds and other
affections OF the skin. For samples
etc, address Dept. ppm. Resinol Chem
ical Co. Baltimore. Nd.
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signing. and declared that to- have
vetoed II would have broken up the
Republican party. He defended the
commerce court, and referred to the
Strengthening OF the interstate COM
merce acts.
Taking up Mr.. Roosevelt's antitrust
record. Mr.. Taft said he had warmly
approved II on the stump for the for
mer president. He said AIR. Roosevelt
had instituted the proceedings against
the Standard OIL and the American To
bacco company and that they had been
carried to a successful conclusion in
the supreme court under the present
administration. Mr.. Taft continued:
Now. / find Mr.. Roosevelt coming the
other way. denouncing the antitrust
law and ~denouncing prosecutions un-
der it."
with characteristic holiness and
lack of facts or evidence. and resting
on his false and distorted construc-
ton OF my language as to govern
ment by a representative part OF the
people. MIR. Roosevelt charges that I
stand for the so-called interests and
special privilege. II nothing else
would serve. the record OF my ad-
ministration as to suits against rail.
ways to stop increase OF rates, and
suits against trusts OF all kinds TO
dissolve them and to punish their dir
ectors must show to a fair minded
public that this administration has
no ~favorites among Law breakers. or
those seeking special privileges"
Business Distrusts Roosevelt.
One of the real reasons why Mr..
Roosevelt ought not to be selected as
a candidate OF any party is the nat
ural distrust that the whole business
community will have in respect to the
measures which Mr.. Roosevelt will
propose in order TO effect a revolution
in the interest OF social justice which
he advocates - strongly and defines
so vaguely"
Mr.. Roosevelt ought not 20 be nom
mated al Chicago because in such
nomination the Republican party will
violate our most useful and necessary
governmental tradition-that no one
shall be permitted to hold a third
presidential term"
Mr.. Taft quoted from Mr.. Roose-
velts statement in November 1904. the
following:
The wise custom which limits the
president 70 two terms regards the
substance and not the form: and under
no circumstances will I be a candidate
for or accept another nomination"
-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-04-26
Long Coats
iday and Saturday That You Cannot Afford to Miss

SOC Silk Hose, with garter top. in
black, tan and white. Special 25c a Pair
Csc Children's Tan Hose, in sizes 6
to 3. We have the right shade OF tan.
special
Sl.50 Fancy Embroidered Silk Hose
and plain made, of extra good Italian
silk. Special. .......... 75c a Pair
Sl.2S and Sl.50 Handbags Of Leather,
with leather-lined fancy tops and neat
frames. Special. zee
Sl-25 Ladies Shirt Waists, in a~ll-over
lace, marqnisette, with sailor collar and
ties, lingeries and a~ll-over embroidery.
special .79c
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Mrs r. ~ Ross left yesterday for the
southern part % the state 20 visit friends
Charles Ostsriinr fs moving bic family
from 9ienwood 90 bic new residence ~
E~dGewood to-day.
The work % putting In the new paw
niE 90 the curve ~ Hioch's. was finished
yesterday ~ the employees % the city
and Elm Grove r. "
Edward Efky. the crack Elm Grow
haee bell played at one time III the bro.
fcEsinnal class. VIII BE- IN the same to-
dav win tho a. a r. a. team.
Charles Hartley. o. Cleveland vas
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-04-26

tsrday Tor Chicago. IN. where be has
accepted a position with Montgomery
W ard a Company. aa shipping clerk
Miss Mary Grace Linton. % Triadei-
rhia. d. spending a few days the guest
81 her sister. Mrs Charles Folmar. ~
Wheeling creek
Work De- urorreeslur nicely on the
brick roadway that VIII lead from
W0udsdnle to U~reaHavfI1e ~ will be
completed ln shout two weeks time
Many Autoista are taking advantage
of the rev bridges over the alina on
wheeling hifl and are using 90 Instead
OF MIfuIIurn street.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-04-26

The BOYS Brigade 81 the Vance Me-
mortal church. % W~oodsdale. viii
meet this evening ~ 20 In the base
ment - the church for driu practice.
and n fun turn out ~ The members r.
desired. The brigade viii drW out IN
viii be used IN the drill this evening
for the FIRST time.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-04-26
Hamilton Funsral.

The funeral services over he re-
mains OF Mary Elizabeth. three year
DC daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Allen
Hamilton. whose death occurred at a
late hour wednesday evening from &C
cidentai poisoning. from eating lapactic
pills. will be held from the family
home at Pleasant Valley his after
noon at ? o'clock. Interment will be
made I'm Greenwood cemetery.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-04-26
RemodsIinn IN. stratford

a force OF painters Will be put 70
work some time next week on the
painting % h Stratford Hotel This
r. n ~ the largest painting Jobs in
this vicinity. the structure being built
entirely OF wood. other improvements
VIII also ne made to the grounds and
the mineral springs.
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Interesting Maetina.

very interesting business N social
meeting OF the Mems Bible class Of
the Triadelphia NJ. +. church was held
IN the church parlors last evening with
a large number OF members in attend-
ance. Decia music was provided by
Joseph AID Henry wickam. Arrange
ments were made for participation in
the Mems parade which Will be held
In connection with the Sunday school
convention in Wheeling next Wednes-
day evening.
One OF the interesting features OF
the meeting was an address by Will
lam Mccoy. who gave an account Of
his recent travels through the Isthmus
OF and other portions OF Cen
tral America. lie talked Interestingly
OF the peculiar customs Of the natives
OF the countries In which he visited.
Dainty refreshments were served
at the close OF the meeting. and Il Is
expected that nan similar meetings
VIII be held by the class in the near
future.
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Ball EunAraI

The funeral services over the re-
mains OF Mrs. David Bell. whose death
occurred at the home OF her daughter.
Mrs. s.. b. Swift, In woOdlawn, We'd
nesday, will be held Saturday after
noon at 2:3 o'clock. Interment will
be made In Greenwood cemetery. The
deceased was In her 95th year OF her
age, and was well known in this sec
ton. having lived IN this vicinity all
her life.
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yesterday afternoon on The Woodiawn
diamond whom me W~oodadnfe school
team defeated me EdRcwood school
team 20 me tune ~ % "a g. though
much smaller the Woodsdale bunch
played rings around the Lakewood
bunch.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-04-26
WhipcOrd Skirts

Si.50 Hair Switches, 24-inch, made OF
extra fine hair, in all shades to match
any hair. Special. .9Sc
Ladies' si.25 Swazette and Satin
Black Shirt Waists, button front and
back. Special. soc
SOC Children's Bingham Aprons, XII
mono sleeves, with belt in back and
pocket. Special. .23c
Csc Ladies Bingham Aprons, full
width and long. Special. .15c
Sl.25 Ladies Long Kimonos, in chalIy
and grapes, trimmed with satin ribbon,
full sweep. Special. sec
75c Corsets. long and medium courtil.
with 4 hose supporters. Special. sec
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Big sum FOR
THE Y.W.C.A.
INCLUDED IN YESTERDAYS sUs.
scRiPTioNs TO FUND.
Teams Greatly Encouraged by the
sho~lns-Mondsy Last Day Of
Campaign.

The week will close with the work
ers for the new Y. W. G. A. building
feeling that they have done all that
was expected OF them. and then some.
Yesterday a number OF handsome sub
scriptions were received. some OF them
being somewhat unexpected.
At the noon meeting yesterday
Mr.. Robert J.. Reed stated that. mas
much as Saturday would require the
services OF all business women In
their regular occupations. IL would be
better { o extend the limit OF the cam
paign TO Monday, and IL is likely that
this will be done, in view OF the fact
that the workers expect to at that
time land a number of the larger
subscriptions, which may means the
closing OF the fund desired.
Miss Hughes. the territorial secre-
tary. also spoke at the noon meeting
yesterday. when. among other things.
she spoke OF the women OF limited
means who had contributed to the
fund.
Thirty-eight Hello girls" OF the Bell
company yesterday raised $1O6. and
they say that their friends and big
brothers will certainly be heard from
by Monday evening. A friend SEN In
n check for 500; Otto Schenk. $3.50;
moulders of the Center Foundry Co,
s17; August Rolf. 5000; Mr.. and Mrs.
w. A. Wilson. 5000: Albert Schenk,
Jr-, 500: Mrs. Archie Woods. 500;
Miss Ruth Woods, 500.
Following are the results OF yester'
day:
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-04-26

There are a great many people In
the out-the-Pike district moving at
present. Very few % them are moving
lack 10 tho city. but as "a rule are
moving further u the pike. There
are also a number o. people moving
from the city 10 the suburbs.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-04-26

grading ~ the roadway leading into
Hecch Glen. The new bur out the
nike. near the park 4 stone wall wW
be erected along tho National Road
several lots have been sold. and work
VIII De started on The building ~ sew
nral hnulra ln The nrnr fnlnre
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-04-26
OUT -THE-PIKE
GAME This Morning.

The strong G. A. p. q. r. Y. team
vii cross bats this morning with tho
city Railway Team on the Fourth
street diamond ~ Fulton. Reynolds
viii BE- on the twiriing peg FOR the
q. a y. o. and Coulter for the cts
team. This b. h first game 81 the
renann.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-04-26

calling on friends out ne pike yestsr
day
The Equitable Life Insurance Corr
ranv vii give a. banquet IN honor "a
their fuenty-nfth annfveraary. 81 Uhe
stratford Hotel. May g
Georgc Edward walker. % the Ohis
Experiment station. located 20 Wooster.
ohio is sncndins a few days a. ths
Stratford Hotel
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-04-26

Work was started yesterday on n
new confectionery that IL 10 he To-
Gated on Main street. Elm Grove. u
will be rushed % completion. Elm
Grove can now boast 81 having a
store 81 any description.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-04-26

~ D. reported around Eim Grove that
The " and %. Railroad Company r.
p ack N o. proposed new road that o.
being surveyed out the Wheeling creek
valley. md that valuable coal land
VIII Dc opened up. n o. known that
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-04-26

Our line-C.-B., RIG. Nemo-iScom
plete from ---------$1.OO to $3.50
Our Special Sl.00 Corset, with Gin.
embroidery top silk bow, extra good
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Sl.00 corset. Special ......... soc
s. and 81 Silk Waists in Messaline
and Chiffons, in all shades. Spe-
SOC Children's Umbrellas. Spe-
Sldl .@OG
S1.25 Ladies Umbrellas, fancy and
plain mission handles. Special. .79c
75c Long Chamois Gloves, i6-button.
Special Soc
Our Bargain Aisle is crowded with
specials every day.
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Some BARGAINS for Fri,

Ladies Silk Messaline Underskirts in
tan, brown, navy, black, champagne,
Alice, light blue. greys, emerald greens,
with silk messaline underdrop; regular
S3-98 values. Special. .S1.0S
Children's White Lawn Dresses, in
ages 4 to IA, from. ..........9 Se Up
C%hildren's Wash Colored Dresses. in
ages 4 to IA. in over thirty STYLES to Sc
lect; regular $500 value. ......8se
Children's Spring Coats, ages 2 to IA,
OFF
ioc Gauze Vests for Ladies. Spe-
Csc Ladies Short Kimonos; some
thing for hot weather; it's we'll to put in
q supply now. Special. Zoe
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the Company was trying TO lease
gLand out the creek for a park. some
time ago and II may be that the sur
2 Is being made for that purpose
However it could not be confirmed.
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Fine white m%ereeriEed linen hem
stitched table cloths, 500 Ben Ton.
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Standing OF mpanIe

Below is the relative standing OF the
companies divisions and teams so far in
the campaign:
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Tar shoes for men and yovna men.
s<9o $3.50, " hcFadden'a
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Pine white mereerlzed linen hem
stitched table cloths, 500. Bon Ton.
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Mems
Working Shoes

SEQ pairs OF mems
good strong Blaok Poca-
toia Calf WORK Shoes.
Two good full aolsa
tsewod and natisd) ana
seruceabk, best wearing
uppern. o. A. shoe for
All bnds OF roun wear.
All ntnes. Are actually
worth from e2So 20 90 .
pair. BOOKS Price