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The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-05-07
FOR County Reunion.

H. Is likely stcps will hc taken soon
To arrange for the county o'i''e'''''"
of the knights OF Macca'ees' whieh
will be held In Calumet TINS year E"
Joint committee composed at repre-
scn,atives OF ELL Of the copper c''"-
try lodges will be named Ia Arrange
for the preliminary details
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-05-07

terrain az a. social ia the Masonic
temple in the Union building on Fri
Gay evening Al Masons and their
aides are invited to attend. IL Is eX-
cctcd the gathering will prove a very
pheasant one
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Farm wages. with board, IN the
United states. averaged. Tor men,
Sl009 per month in 1856, Sl3.a3 In
lN,1 and 500 81 in 1909
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-05-07
Party is Postponed.

lh" dancing party which was Ia have
been giN,n on Friday evening of this
week, in lh" jefferson school hall un-
der tho wspices of the Ladies' AuXil-
mrr ct the ST Andrews society. has
'e'n poo lpnnod until Friday evening
CT n'N week The party will be on"
% lli' best ."t the season. the ladies'
having made special efforts To- arrange
an attractive program. The Ladies'
An\lllWN society was only recently
'fsauRod hat the enthusiasm of the
members indicates it viii soon become
one ~ the most popular of the conn
Wys social ORGANIZATIONS.
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I. 0. o. r. Association.

Special trains over the Copper
Range have been arranged fo the con-
veuionca II Calumet and AllOuop
m,mhers at The !. -. -. T.. who desire
o attend the second annual concerr
,pd dance under the auspices of the
Copper Country odd Fellows associa =
Lon which will be given i'm the AM
lhldronc NJ Houghton on May %.
some of the best talent in the county
win assist az tho short concert which
win be- given carly in the evening ana
aitcrward klinghammer's orchestra
rHl Furnish music for dancing. The
RcbekahS OF the Portage Lake towns
win have charge of she refreshments.
u Is expected here will he - largA
gathering Of the odd Follows and their
friends
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a;o Pythian Reunion.

rho pvthians Of the copper country
leaking forward eagerly now 10
-. hjp upper peninsula reunion 1" he
IA in Marquette the frsf week in
,.,, aud the degree teams are
,,.i,,nq every effort to prepare for
...,,,r,st To be held AT that convcn-
,I., tne croWning event "f the Pyth-
,.,, .,,,r iaurium lodge with third
n, l.grer team composed Of from
,.,,,. IA forty members, expects IA
ii. an espcciallv fine showing in
All, contest and Capt. ". T.. Sane5ter
10 holding number of special drills
-, coudition the team. rho Charity
l.dq. team captained ny Joseph
rnom3- IS composed OF seasoned
,.q,sr9I ana also can b" depen he'd
noon 10 make things intcrest'ng for
me other teams
Tn. evening ~ the Peoples thea
Tar of lmrmm, there Will ne a special
,sr.ar performance. ia" proceeds Of
..btsb VIII help "a swell the fund ne
.,p raised to- defray the expenses Of
n, Ianum lodge degree team To
Marquette.
rbarit, lodge Of Calumet will give Il
rsrlormanco Of Damon and INthiIs,
NJ me Crown thcat"r on Nav H. tho
nr,c,eds of which will - t. the de-
.r,a team There viii he "a special
rehearsal of the Charity iodga team
in connection with the REGULAR meeting
rburel.il evening. The iirst rank VIII
also bee conferred AT this time.
The members of Kotayb temple. -.
u X Is. Of Iaurium, ar" being urged
IL pnr on ceremonial session ~
..lnegtl.n with the Marquette meet
inc and ma, decide to 10 so. as q
large number of the members of the
pokay degree stan will he IN attend
arcc at this gathering. II TN" bokays
decide tl initiate class at Marquette.
the event will he one ~ the biz fea-
tprps nf the Pvthian week.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-05-07
Weak in Legislatures.

In New York, Rooscvelt's state, the
l'rogrossives have only five reprcsen-
tativcs in the legislature. while there
are fifty- nine Republicans, i'm Tafts
STATE, ohio. there are only five Pro-
fTeSsives, but there are thirty nine
tcpuhlican members.
1T is reasonable to assume that The
rehabilitation Cf the Republican party
viii come about by the operations OF
natural causes rather than through
my mechanical scheme al relfgani-
Iation, although by general consent
he way VIII be made as easy as pcs
siblc for the reyolters 10 return.
ON, If the natural causes referred
90 viii be the spirit OF opposition 10
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HeIp;na Hand Tent.

The n,cmbers Of Helping h"""
No. "A. I. q. u. will hold 'her reSuN'.
meeting Saturday evening The "rs'
and second degrees will no cohier'e"'
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1880.

Hecla Lodge No. 90.
'I"'"l business viii come mp for
unSId"tdliun az the regular meeting
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EXPECTS FUSION
WITH old PARTY
Former Secretary to Nc Kinley
Says G.0.P. viii Reunite

wasbine,on NI,,. lance a
- "''' "'' P'''"'' w
'il' i"'e william MCKINNEY Wheh gov
, "'hoT "' ono politIcai ana eeohoh o.
writer "i mote mas "ri'ieh Il
p'i'l''I'' 'h'it'eu WIZ 'h' h'Pup-
ii'"h faftS lone sack winch IS
"''''s given "ihe circulation ny mar
~ VI D"ush''rtE' htP"plc'h NATIONAL
committeeman from ono
Mt i"yle IA the course al ms ar
suilIrh'' S'S7
lahiIf p"liii'al conditions as they
''e ana siNihE que CONSIDERATION l."
ne 'rehh "i IN" tiiiieS-Wheth'r from
r'ui'al oi CONSERVATIVE standpoint
'''e 'o'''oaioi seems irfeals'ibl''
nat 'n'I' "''S' no i reunion "'
I 'i'' wv" "'NlS'"ha 81 TIE historic ne
'"'''''" parry y" "'''' =" "''' wv
''''l"''"'9'
h"' me bi"N'h "i III" il"SresslNe
party b"Std on IN" personality al
''oi'hei h""SeVeil ~ hopeless.
Gays ore"9'n 10 o"a''
iher" are now only ihrec state
S"Verh"rs "h' class themselves az
heinp'fS OF the ffoHresslFe party
WIZ - "'''' az "'l'''''''""" Wv
'rh"f carey u wyoming ana Cover
""r hNrhe 81 south p'h"t't' ana the
'"c FORMER were ei''te" III l'l"' I"hS
| ITuHTGGSlNH
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Chapter TO Entert''"
Calumet Chapter. II. \. NJ WIZ eh'
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TIFF M. F. BOOK CONCERN.

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The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1913-09-11

Or come with a friend,
There'll be none to modest you,
None to offend
Of course, two is company,
And three is a crowd,
But as to the Personnel of our
Patrons,
We're extremely Proud
YOU ARE INVITED.
SAWYER'S
Water Street, Skowhegan
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1913-09-11

Mems Sweaters in Neck and High Collar styles IN oil
coors White GRAY Brown Cardinal and Maroon and at all
prices from 75c to $500
Magnificent line of Ladies Sweaters III all elaueS anu
prices from ST. to $3.50 each.
Children's Sweaters at 75c to $500
Infants Sweaters at 50c S10O and S150 Infants Sets
consisting of Sweater Drawers Leggns and Gap Soo ana
$500 each
Childrens Blanket Bath Robes 8 to IA years szes
$150
Ladies Blanket and Ederdown Bath Robes IN great
variety of styles and coors So 4oo ana >ooo eac
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1913-09-11
Sweaters OF Every Kind And Quality
For Men, Women Children and Babies

Beautiful lot of Bath Robe Blankets with Cords and
Girdes to match, $500, $780, $500 and So so EACH
Long Flanneette Kmonas in many styles at $1OO
150 200 and 2 so each.
so Pieces Kimono Flannes many of them with the
Side Band for trimming II &c yard.
Dozens Ladies and Misses Mackinaw Plaid Hats SOC
EACH
Infants Bonnets in White Silk, White Bearskn White
and coored Corduroy and Imitation Postum 25c to S1OO
EACH Infants Corduroy Postum and Bearskn Coats to
match Bonnets $780, $500 and 500 each
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1913-09-11

The Kodak Box No. contains everything for picture
making by the daylight method No dark necessary
and the beginner get good results by following the
simple explicit directions contained in the instruction book
This outfit simple enough for boys and girls while at the
same time will make pictures which will please the grown
up people
Price complete neatly packed $500
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1913-05-14
GOAL PLANTS


The Lowndes coal tract owned By
the Commercial Coal Company and
located at and around Gore Is TO be
developed rapidly
Samuel 4 TAYLOR OF the Corona
Coal Company is opening two opera
tions. Nos. 2 and 8, on the property,
The openings being ON the REYNOLDS
property.
The Short Line railroad win be used
as the first means OF transportation.
The plants VIII have daily capacity
of 1900 tons each
The tract is q vast and valuable
one, the vein Of coal being among the
best and thIckest In West Virginia
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1913-05-14

- ~ v. n ~ Q-9 i 80 &
AT this season ofs year with such
sudden changes. it is SO easy to take
cold, and almost before one is aware
there is Inflammation IN the bronchial
tubes-Eat hard seough and unless
checked in time chronic pulmonary.
troubles may result.
wilbur Adams, OF Brooklyn. N. X,
says: "A severe bronchial trouble
contracted in January caused me
much difaculty about breathing. My
chest relt clogged up and there was
consid cradle soreness. all of which
made me quite uneasy. besides being
very painful.
tried different remedies without
help. but lam glad to say that yinol
cured my bronchial trouble which had,
lasted for three months. MY breathing
is ali right now and the soreness, eIlS
tire1ys gone Fonns my, ychest.'
WinoI contains the curative, healing
principles OF fresh cod aiivers Cssith-i
out OLD and tonic Iron. We SSguara9-7.
lte6@sp TO be delicious in taste and sto
satisfy you with, its medicinal eifsets
ssone & Mercer, druggists, Clarksburgs
~. wa. VI s. w sssa3 sIss sa
i. 8. If you have any skin trrnhfe
try sdSo salve. we guarantee it e.
a dee rtiserne nts ! as a,sssSAa4s
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1913-05-14
TALEINGT0N
Elected Captain of Fairmont
Normal Baseball Team
Tuesday.

FAIRMoNT, May 14.-Flollowing the
game Tuesday afternoon between the
local NormaI>an Waynesburg College,
the members of the Normal club held
meeting in the dressing room at
which they selected Birchy Talking
ton as captain for the 1913 team. Talk
ington was a member of the Nor4lal
team last year. working as a pitcher
then This year he was developed in
to a catcher by Coach Daily and has
become one OF the strongest players
of the club.
The selection of TaIkington as cap
tain was popular move on the part
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OF the club. there being not a single
vote cast against him. IN fact, there
were no other nominations for the
honor.
TaIkington IS well known to local
baseball fans as he played two years
on the local high school team and
was the best pitcher the local team
ever had. Talkington has many
friends here who are glad to hear OF
his success as catcher and his Sc
lection Of captain Of the normal team
tor 1913 and feel that the normal boys
picked 4 good man for the position.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1913-05-14
SCHOLARSHIPS
And Elks Play Six Inning Tie
IN Second Game of the
~ CITY League. {.

4
The seeond game of the City
Baseball League was played at
Union Park Tuesday evening when
the EIks' team battled with the
Scholastfcs for six innings. without
a decision, the game ending in aaties
The game Tuesday evening was a
Suggest, each team piling up nine
runs in six innings. The Elks did
not show the form in the contest
Tuesday it displayed i'm the SUM
day game. The .schoIastfes played
loose ban behind Siegrist, or he
would have won the game
R. M. b..
Elks $780,. IS 20 2 % 8 3
Scholastic. o $50 o 4 % s q
Batteries: oldakeT. skidmore and
Clark. siegrise and Kennedy.
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aIlking Typhoid
May be Jour rouhle.
Why Drag Along, Worn tO the Bone When z
Sc Robust, Happy and Full d life.


ically fare up the nerves onIS 70 die
down again. as die they. must Avoid
nerve stiinniants. Bear IN mind 4 at this
worn out feeling Is due 10 poor blood.
70 bacteria in tho water You drink; to
the multiplying Of destructive germs IN
the blood faster than they cam Ne over
como. by the white corpuscles and 70
hwhat IS known as auto toxemia. that com.
dItion. where the venous or Impure blood
laccufnuIates faster than IL can be re-
placed by the red arferiaI blood
& II you feel played out or experience
the peculiar sensations OF gas and ten
derness In the bowels 90 20 amy drug
store and ask for a bottle OF $; S. 81.
swifes Sure Specific, Here q q REMEDY
that gets at work In q twiniding. L Just
naturally rushes right into your blood.
scatters germs right and left, UP and
down and sideways.
.sou feel better at once, not from q
lstiInuIarf. not from the action or drugs.
but from the rational effect OF q natural
lmedieine just as active and just as time
liyS as to d man who has been lost in
the mountains, is about starved md
comes across d settler just ccbldng q
savory meal OF good honest beef. Do
not neglect to get a bottle ~ s. s. s
today. 1t win make you feel better IN
Just a few minutes. It is prepared only
n me issi5ofatory 81 srAs swift Specific
Co, 127 Swift Bldg. Atlanta. Ga send
for their free book telling Of the many
strange conditions that afElict the human
family BY reason Of iinposerished blood.
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AUCTION L0T SALE


/. Sixty lots will be sold in A. D. Bas-
sell Second Addition to the Town OF
lost creek, w. Va. at Public Auction
tss tn highest bidder, Thursday. May
18th, 1918. beginning at 1880 p. IN.
Fhsssis ideal property and no doubt
ma ysswin be surprised to know tina
Mr.. Bassef would cut it up into town
lots The West Virginia Central Gas
Company have some wells ON the
Basselie property. for which they are
seeking a market and they are now
neEotis ing with a large glass plant 20
locate at Lost Creek. and Mr.. BasseIl
Is reseryfi1g free site for same. This
win mean much for Lost Creek.
The prospects are bright for Lost
Creek to have a High school. and this
should he the means of locating many
good farmers in the town; and then
the street car win have d stop on this
property. which will be a great con-
,venienee In getting to and from
clarksburg and other points, and still
enable these farmers to be near their
farms. ~ 49,
The surronnding. mining business,
also. win be quite. q support You can
not make a mistake in investing in
these lots.
Termsvof sate:-one4four cash,
six. twelve and eighteen months.
4 brass band win be in attendance.
Come out and spend q pleasant even
ing. Ladies are especially invited.
These lots viii be sold rain or shine.
A ID. BASSELL, Owner
TEpnNHr7, w ssTTTART Mgr
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IS IMPROVING.

Mrs. A.. Markert proprietor OF the
Markert bakery ON Monticello avenue,
is improving nicely from severe burns
she, received Monday evening when
gas exploded in the bakery Her
rms. face and chest were burned cons
2sfderabIy. = Il ~
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1913-05-14
EIKs INITIATE.

At its meeting Tuesday night the
iEll1s lodge here initiated 10. p. Hox7
worth. whose application had been
approved by the Norwallzg o.. lodge.
He is a member 81 the ISeyes Sisters
stock company now playing at
sllilnston
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1913-05-14
s1.Eo1aL SrisErlNts.

.h -T--s n Fsf IA "
Mayor w. IA. Cole has called a
meeting of the city council for "a 3 y;
O'Clock this evening for the purpose
OF considering the crematory and gar
bage questions. and to take action
thereon
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me YlsI Bill

The Yost bin, which was passed ny
the recent session Of the West Virgins
IIegfslature Is now In pamphlet form
35sx6 inches; extra duality paper. =
pages, including cover. The bill Il
considered g good one and the booE
can be easily carried In the pockeF
for ready references. Price 15c. Fn-
sale by A r. Combs, at the Daily
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1913-05-14

A device small enough to be carried
in soldiers knapsack. yet powerful
enough to capsize an aeroplane high
in the, air. has been invented by a
French scientist.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1913-05-14
! I.HE IHE.hTERs

The special feature at the odeoh
for this evening is the Pathe Weekly
showing scenes from the Ohio, In
diana and West Virginia flooded dis
tricts. These scenes were taken on
the spot and they show the water at
different stages. thrilling rescues and
many Interesting views. All music
lovers should not miss this last chance
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1913-05-14

win yonr blood fun OF catarrhal infec-
zion; nerves Ali unstrlIig. blood ifnpoy.
erfsfed. headaches, Iassttude. pellagra,
hoolSwoEn, tape worm chilis ond fever
an some other eebflitaf ting influence. tliel
very foundation Of Health Is being slapped
away by spring humors.
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RED MEN

10 Z of the United states Dr. Henry NJ.
Payne OF Morgantown. q.
Claude Prichard. 81 clarksburg,
vas appointed on the committees on
fraterna1 review
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chicago-Philadelphla: rain.

Games Today.
Philadelphia at Chicago.
washinton at st. Louis.
Boston at Detroit.
New York at Cleveland
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New York at chicago
Boston at st. Louis.
washington at Detroit,
philadelphia at cleveland
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s. s. S. Is a vVof,der. It Makes You Look
and Feel the Picture OF Zeal i5ealth.
HAN the people you meet complain of
weary muscles. stagnant brain, tangled
nerves. and mournful desire TO lay
down and just quit. ATostsof these people
have been using nerylnes that spasn,.Soda-
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washington 6 So
g. n, o,,,ss 8 2
Batteries: Cashier. Angle. G Ga ma
sAltroclk and Ainsmith and Williams;
Hamilton and Agnew-
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--syov york II, /
Detroit ,....f.. . ~
Batteries: Ford and sweeney
Blanding, Mitchell and Garrison.
boston 9 /
''rK5,etgoif 8 l
batteries: o'Brien and carrigan
Mullen. Lake. ZamloclS and stanage
md Rondeau.
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ThIlrsdIty,s Eaascs
CON Building rs. Bowlers.
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4Elk5a 9 ScioIa sites esix IN
ininzs. darHness
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FsTsAI AgCIDENr.l

PARKERsBURG May e Ffag-
nnents Of bursting polishing whee
the skull Of william a'gk
90, at the vetroIffe plant here and hii
death is considered inevitable.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1913-05-14

New York has q. committees at
work mapping reforms insits SALARY
list which may save $500, 000 q
year. g. =
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Tonlorrowl,s Games.

CINCINNATI at Boston. II
ST. Louis at Brooklyn.
s Chicago at adeiphia.
Pittsburg at New York.
SSs ,sls3 KS i IA Isl 80 ~ . II - 81 =
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Temple Team Wins.


The Ten pie al ley team. of irIpon &
Of the valley Duck Pin League de-
feated the Gore alley team in al
three games OF the cont played on
the Gore alleys Taesda night. he
games were rolled on alleys three
and and four as alleys veand elk arelbe-
ing moved to the new room: The en-
tire Fairmoht team rolled wen last
might, all getting large scores. Scores;
Fairmont.
Brown ........ 1928 147s 121r1f SOL
wayman ....... lit III 100 34si
Hunter :. 4. 1os 1aS If SsS
Totals L.. :. s4s 81 $ss&1fe7
$3.50, Glarksburg. -
DAVIDSON ......-s111 10 So sosi
Gain ...e...... 81 SO 113- 800
Gain .......- 81 90 11s- so25
Totals. ...... 500 2s4 274- $40
i.
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:.ssi,cs.

s. S To-day i s:.llilcss e & -
St. Louis at Boston.
Cincinnatigat Bfo1klyl-J ~ ~
Chicago at New York, ry -
I sittsbilTg ab5sPhIladalph
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standIng OF the Cltbs.

: AaIEnIcANs1EAeUn.
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CRY LEAGuIa.


]. . . . -. /. ~, ! ]. !. !
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stnnding OF the Clubs.
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Yesterday ResuIts

= = $ = s.... !. 3. :. = . "a !
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Yesterdays. Results.
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+ - 49, - .
st. Louis 4 10
Boston 49,. 8 y y
Batteries: Griner and Wingo; Per-
due and Whaling and IRariden.
Cincinnati .:..-S
Brooklyn H: =: 81. $500. II s.. =
Batteries: Fromme. Bets and
Killing; ALLEN. Curtis and Miller.
-- -
ch,cagos Il. 2. 81 3
New York =: !. ~. IL =
batteries Toney Reuib Ell and
feher aud Brssna 'esreall and
liI gers ana NV ilson
Phi adelphia q s s01
sPittshurg Ii. e. - Y
Batteries sSeaton Alexander and
3Booii lcaInnitz and simon /. Il
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NATIONAL EEAGUE.

!. i . i. !. j. !. - i !. 4. - =
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Harrnton County Medical Society,
Room 2os serond Floor
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BRONCHITIS PREVALENT
brooklyn, ~. IT. Man Tells of Best
80 Remedy.

Z As / q
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Batteries: Griner and Wingos Per
due and Whaling and IRariden.
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HOPE NATURAL Gas Co.. ,s95 Z
looms 7sA to 7s1 Seventh Floor.
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cIarIrsh1rg Telegram CO.,
Princess and Publlshers. AZ
First Floor Main Street