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The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-11-08
Oklahoma's Margin
For Wilson Is, 900

Oklahoma City, Nov. 8--With one
third Of the total precincts in the state
reporting today, President Wilson
had comfortable margin over
Charles e. Hughes in Oklahoma with
the count from TIC out of 2.572 in
the state gave Wilson 54,517. Hughes
31.627.
Democratic leaders claimed Wilson
would carry Oklahoma by plural
ity ranging from $4,000 to $4,000.
According to returns from these pre-
cincts, six Democrats and two Re-
publicans will make UP the Oklahoma
Congressional delegation, gain of
one member for the Republicans.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-11-08
Miss Ruth Macdonald
Struck By Automobile

Miss Ruth Macdonald, 20 years Of
age, of 1855 Park avenue, was struck
by an automobile, driven by an 18-
year-old girl, Miss Ethel Glasner, of
35 Washington place, this noon, in
Main street, near John street. Miss
Macdonald was rushed to the emer-
gency hospital in Miss Glasner's car
and treated by DR.. S. L. Aranki for
bruises on the right arm, head and
hand and decorations of the right leg.
Miss Macdonald was taken. home
after treatment by Miss Glasner.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-11-08
MANY WOMEN VOTE
AT ILLINOIS POLLS

Chicago, Nov. 8.-The vote of the
city of Chicago, complete, for Presi-
dent, shows the following: Wilson,
men, 211,139; women, 13O,051; total,
341. $50. Hughes. men, 229,sS6; women,
49,. .150. Total, 365, ,036.
Benson, Socialist, men. 21,747; wo-
men, 1854: total. 2S,431. Reimer Soc.
Labor. men, .593; women, 377; total.
97o. Hanly, Pro, men, $50; women,
ga; total, 1888
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-11-08

From o. K. Rushing, chairman Of
the Democratic state committee Of
California, Chairman Mccormick early
this afternoon received this teleg. .4nl:
Count continues to increase our
confidence that Wilson will carry
state"
President Wilson remained at
Shadow Lawn during most of the
morning receiving returns and then
went golfing with Mrs. Wilson on
nearby links. Although outcome was
still uncertain when he left no efforts
were made to supply him with returns
while he was golfing
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-11-08
DEMOCRATS HOLD II
MAJORITY IN HOUSE

New York, Nov. 8.-With 176 congress
sional districts to be cleared up, Re-
.publicans now have gained 19 seats
over their quota, in the present House
while the Democrats have gained 10
n net gain of nine for the Repubh
cans, which reduces the present DEM
ocratic majority Of 20 TO five. Two
Democratic districts in New Jersey
now reported doubtful, would, if re-
versed, reduce the majority to one
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-11-08
BULGARIANS BEGIN
DRIVE ON SERBIANS

Paris, Nov. 8-The Bulgarians took
the offensive yesterday against the
Serbians in the Cerna river region, on
the Macedonian front southeast : Of
Monastir. They made three attacks,
the war office announces, and were re-
pulsed.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-11-08
MONTANA FOR WILSON
BY 10000 MARGIN

Helena, Mont. Nov. S-Returns
early today indicated victory for Pres
ident Wilson in Montana by 10000,
the reelection of United States SEN
ator Henry l.. Myers, over Charles N.
H. Ray, by about 10000 and the re-
election, Of Governor Stewart, over
Edwards, r., by $500 to 5000.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-11-08
COLORADO RETURNS
WILSON PLURALITY

Denver - Returns from SIS Of
1851 precincts in Colorado give
Hughes 3S,103; Wilson 60.792. Re-
turns for governor from SOC precincts
give Carlson, Republican. A2.55S.
Gunter, Democrat, 1925. Republican
leaders practically conceded the state
for Wilson but early today still held
out hope that belated returns would
show increases for Carlson.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-11-08
WASHINGTON GIVES
WILSON PLURALITY

Seattle, Wash, Nov. S.-President
Wilson appeared early today to have
carried Washington by more than
10000. Senator Poindexter, r, may
have $4,000 majority over Turner, d,
for senator. Governor Lister, d, main
tains his lead Over Mcbride, r, his
majority in one-third Of the state be-
ing 1,700. A.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-11-08
RUMANIANS GAINING.
BERLIN NOW ADMITS

Berlin, Nov. S-The Rumanians
gained further ground yesterday on
the Transylvania front, in the Tulghes
sector, it is announced officially. Near
Bodza Pass, the Austro-German forces
recaptured positions taken recently by
the Rumanians.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-11-08
German Fire Breaks
British Somme Attack

Berlin, Nov. S-British attacks be-
tween LIE Sars and Gueudecourt on
the Somn1e front; last night, were
broken up by the German fire, the war
Office announced today. South of the
Somme the; Germans lost possession
of the village of Pressoire.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-11-08
KENNEDY ESTATE $4,000

Inventory of the estate of Frances
I. Kennedy filed in the probate court
today shows $4,000 in equity in prop
erty in Warren court. George N
Sears and William J. Buckley are ap-
praisers of the estate.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-11-08
ARABIA HAD
NO WARNING
FROM ENEMY
London Admiralty Claims
/. Submarine Sank p. & o.
Liner Without Signalling
It's. Intention of Firing.

London, Nov. 8-The Peninsular &
Oriental Line Steamship Arabia,
which was sunk by a submarine, was
torpedoed without warning, the Ad-
miralty announced today, All the 437
passengers, including 1e9 women and
children, were saved.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-11-08
Comedies Wyoming
to the President

Cheyenne, Wyo., Nov. S-A state
ment issued by T. B. Kennedy. secre-
tary of state Republican committee
at 10 o'clock said Returns indicate
that Wilson and Kendrick have car
ried Wyoming"
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-11-08
Utah Democratic
BY About Is,

Salt Lake City, Nov. 8-President
Wilson carried Utah by plurality
estimated at $4,000. King, d., was
elected Senator by an estimated plu-
rality of 10000. Bamberger. d., cam
didate for governor, and the entire
Democratic state ticket were eleetad.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-11-08
Kentucky Plurality
For Wilson %, 1000

Louisville, KY, Nov. 8-Democratic
headquarters this morning claimed a
majority in Kentucky Of $4,000 for
PRESIDENT Wilson,, while Republican
leaders conceded his majority in the
state would be at least 900.
Nine Democratic and two Republi-
can Congressman were elected.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-11-08


otes int etorl
late last the
efromhe middle
edsomeD Democrats
nbothid the o
est and
in plurality
dinSa
and the partial Ala
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in
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The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-11-08
WILSON LEAD GROWS.

Kansis City. Mo-, Nov. S-With
complete returns from 1924 Of the e.
474 precincts in Kansas, Wilson had
received 17O,S90 and Hughes 157,-
778 votes
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-11-08
WILSON STILL GAINING

Cheyenne, Wyo., Nov. 8.-One hun
dred and seventy-nine precincts out Of
58S in Wyoming gave Wilson S,218,
Hughes 5,840.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-11-08
THE WEATHER

Connecticut: fair tonight and prob
ably Thursday: somewhat warmer to-
night. Moderate to fresh south and
southwest winds.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-11-08
PRESIDENT LEADS
IN NORTH DAKOTA

Fargo, N. D., Nov. S-Returns on
President from SIG precincts out Of
1859 in North Dakota, give Wilson
22,642; Hughes, 21,SS2.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-11-08
Washington Gives
Wilson Big Vote

Seattle, Nov. S.-1,071 precincts OF
1885 in Washington, Hughes S2,6s4,' !
Wilson 90.666.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-11-08
SHELLED BY SUBMARINE.
AMERICAN STEAMSHIP is
CAL Ling FOR ASSISTANCE

London Nov 8The American Hawaiian steamship Colum-
bian of gross sending out wireless eegaphy
calls for help stating that she is being sheled by sub
marine.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-11-08
WILSON LACKS ONLY II OUT OF POSSIBLE
3S VOTES FROM DOUBTFUL STATES TO BE
SURE OF REELECTION; CALIFORNIA CLOS

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Wet iand
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CURB MARKET
TRANSACTIONS
Dealings Active. with Prices
lmproyed-MOre Interest
in the Oil Stocks.

Trading on the Broad Street curb
Yesterday was active m many issues
despite the approaching holidays and
prices generally showed an improving
tendeney. The petroleum stocks re-
ceived better attention than of late and
prices were advanced. Standard oil Of
California and New Jersey each gained
Z points. Ohio Oil and Standard OF
New York improved points each, while
some of the low priced issues contin-
ued TO advance.
Industrials as whole were rather
quiet. but a firmcr tone was shown IN
practically all Of the leading stocks.
Marine common closed liz points
higher and the preferred 3. Midvale
steel continued active mad gained ] IS
points. and Haskell and Barker Car
advanced a good fraction. Renewed IN
terest was shown in the copperS and
orices generally were carried forward.
Erie convertible Is, when issued, made
another advance OF nearly points.
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AMERICANS UP
IN LONDON MARKET
British and Allied Funds Hold
Steady-Rubber Shares
Firm and Active.

London. Dec. 81. The stock market,
in view Of me holiday tomorrow, was
generally quiet. with most Of the trad
ing in rubber shares at firm prices, de-
spite the fact that the commodity eased
Off. American securities were firm.
Austria's reply TO the American note
created better feeling, and number
of American bonds changed hands at
steady prices. British and Allied funds
were maintained. and the market
closed the year quietly with cheerful
undertone. Consols closed unchanged
at 5Sas; the new war loan also un-
changed at 97A.
The Bank Of England to-day bought
f17 900 in bar gold and shipped f2l3,00
IN sovereigns 20 America.
Money was in good demand. but sup
plies were plentiful, owing TO the ma
turing of Treasury bills. Discount
rates were quiet. Money loaned at
10 IA per cent Discount rates for
short and three months bills were SIS
per cent.
Gold premium at Lisbon. so.
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GEORGE GOULD OBEYS COURT
Deeds st. Louis Land TO Missouri
Pacific Railway Receiver.

St. Louis, Dec. 81. \ quit-claim decd
bv which George Gould surrenderS
valuable property in the southern part
of 81. Louis to b. +. Bush. receiver Of
the Missouri Pacific Railway, was filed
in the Office of the Recorder today.
The property was bought by the rail J.
road forty years ago and had been held
in trust by Jay Gould and later by
George Gould. The property comprises
the right of way of Missouri Pacific
branch line
The transfer was made in accordance
with an order Of the Federal District
Court, which authorized Mr.. Bush 10
bring suit if necessary.
II was stated. on behalf Of Mr.. Gould,
that he was holding the property only
until formal order had authorized
him 20 transfer il.
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BRIEF WALL STREET NEWS

Conner exports from Atlantic ports
for the week ended December 80 to-
tailed $3.50 tons. Shipments since De
cemher | amounted 10 3OO67 tons.
The National Bank Of Cuba is ship
ping $4,000 in gold, $4,000 in sill
yer and Sl2.8O0 in nickel coin to Ha-
vana. all in new Cuban currency.
II. 4. Worcester, general manager Of
the Cleveland. Cincinnati, Chicago d
St. Louis Railroad Company, has been
elected vicc-presi dent and general man
agcr and will assume his new duties to-
lav.
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Harris Trust g. Savings BANK
Albert Lea. Mimi, permanent
Improvement AS
Alder. Lea, Mimi, Rcfuading IS
Albuquerque, New Mex, Boaru
Of Education. School Building
AS
Albuouerque, New Mex. Fund
ing IS
Albuquerque. New Mex. Gene
raj Street Improvement IS
Arlington Heights, H., School
Building S.
Atlanta. Birmingham & Atlanuc
Railroad Co. Equipment SIS
Belviderc. H., School District
No. 81 IS
Benton. IL. Rcfunding As
Berrvville. Va. Water Works
Big Rapids. Mich. Refuading IS
Billings, Mont, City Hall as
Billings, Mont, School District
NO. - 80
Boulder, Colo, Water WORKS
As
Bozeman Mont, Fun d ng
School Series Is
Broadwater County, Mont,
Funding Is
Buffalo & Susduehanna Ry. Co,
Gold Equipment Series "A IS
Carbonate. H., School District
No. o5 IS
Cascade County. Mont. Court
House 4s
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ing SIS
Cass County, Iowa. as
Ccntervillc. Iowa, Refunding IS
Centervillc. Iowa. Refunding IS
Charlton. Iowa. Funding S.
Chippewa Valley Railway Light
r Power Co. Eau Claire.
Wis. First Mortgage Gold SIS
Clifton Forge. Va. Bridge SIS
Colorado Springs, Colo. School
District No. II. Refunding SIS
(El Paso Countv)
Consumers Power Co. First Lien
& Refunding Gold SIS
Cook County. H., School Dis
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Cook County, ILL.,, School Dis
trict No. 10 Chicago
Heights) As
Coos County. New Hampshire,
Court House IS
Council Bluffs. iowa, Independ-
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Co., Danville. H.. Retunding
Mortgage Gold SIS
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Dexter. Mo-. School District,
School Building AS
Dickey County. N. D., AS
Edison Electric Co.. New Or
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Ebert County, Ca. 6s
Fminencc. KY, Street Im0t. SIS
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No. 4 (Lane Countv)
Florence. So. Car, Sever SIS
Freeport Water Co. H.. SIS
Gsllstir County. Mont, High
School building As
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Geneseo Township, ILL.,, High
School District AIS
Glencoe. Ill. Improvement AIS
Glenwood Iowa Funding SIS
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Granite. Utah, School District
AS
Great Falls. Mont. Sewer SIS
Great Falls. Mont. Water
WORKS SIS
Green Bav, Wis. Reminding As
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Granville. II. Pcfurdirg SIS
Griffin. Ca. Electric Light IS
Helena. Mont, Judgment Fund
ing Is
Helena. Mont. Water Works SIS
Hill County. Mont. Funding SIS
Hill County, Mont. Court House
& Jail SIS
Humphrey County, Tenn, Road
& Bridge SIS
Hvattsvillc. Nd. Sewerage SIS
Idaho Falls. Idaho
Interurban Railway Co. Deben-
lures Oes Moines, fa.)
Iowa Falls, Iowa. Refundirg IS
Knoxville. Iowa, Judgment
Funding AS
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II. S. Steel Construction Plans.

Additions to plants of the United
Steel Corporations subsidiaries re-
Gently authorized by the finance COM
mittee will call for an outlay of be-
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tween Si5.OOO.OOO and $4,000 900. They
include the erection OF two coke BY
products plants, benroi and sui
phuric acid plant, numerous blast fur
naces, open-hearth furnaces and several
finishing mills.
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csu,es, Maturing I,usxy 1915 psystk 1t hs oms !,
Harris, Forbes & co
Pine Street, Corner william, Now YORK
Also PAYABLE at the Office Of our
Also PAYABLE at the Office Of our

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Knoxville. Tenn, Street Impvt. Sc
Kossuth County. Iowa, Bridge
as
Lincoln County. Mont. Funding
SIS
Louisville Gas G. Electric Co. IS
Manson, Ia, Rounding IS
Msrshalltown, Iowa. Refund
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Monmouth, ILL.,. Water Works IS
Montreal Trsmways Co. First
& Refundirg IS
Morristown. Tenn. Water
Works Improvement S.
Mount Airy, NJ. C.. Water Sup
ply, Electric Light & Power
Plant IS
Moweaqua, Ill.,, School Building
Muskcgon. Mich. General Street
Improvement Is
Muskegon, Mich, Refunding
as
Muskegon. Mich, Refunding s.
MuskcgoE, Mich. Lake Mich
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Oklshoma Ry. FRS: Mortgage s.
Olympia, Wash. Water Wks. IS
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Portland General Electric Co,
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Rochester, N. H., State High
way Is
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SIS
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Light IS
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IS
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District No. l. SIS
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ent School District. School
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trict. School Building as
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School Building Series No. 4
SIS
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& Sewer AS
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Refunding AIS
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School Building SIS
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Funding Is
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FRIDAY. DECEMBER 81, 1915.

TOTAL sales ijioo Thursday 'i22oo
4 : 1900 yearag
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We take pleasure in announcing the adj
mission 20 our firm this day. as a general
partner. of Mr. Fred Seymour. Tor many
years manager Of our branch Office la the
Plaza Hotel. this city.
Mr. Seymour viii continue % be in
charge Of our Plaza office.
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DAILY IMPORTS AND EXPORTS.

Daily imports and exports of gem
eral merchandise at the Port of New
York were:
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COMPREHENSIVE NOTICES.

NEW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA
December 3lst, 1915.
Mr.. EDWARD r. STETTlNIUS. who
has for the past year been associated
with US. IS this day admitted as partner in
our firms i'm New York and Philadelphia.
,. l.. MORGAN & Co,
New York.
DRENEL & Co.
Philadelphia.
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II. l.. HORTON a co


NcW IOrN. JaHIaTy ! I9lI-
We regret 60 announce that Mr.
Henry Ruhlendor yho has decided to retire
from active business. ceases io be partner
OF our firm Mss day.
Mr.. Jesse HirsChmau. vino heretofore
has held our Pow or Of Attorney. becomes
member Of our nrm This dag.
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iNDUST RIALS
RAILROAD EQrIPMENT BONDS.

.uu!i,t,d. rseus cents per shu-
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SPEiIK A co.

WE BIG TO ANNOUNCE THAT
WE HAVE THIS DAY ADMITTED
NIX. BERNARD hAIhEK ~ \
GENERAL ffiI\tR - OUR
a. BINGE 4 Co,
- - itvOtD STREET.
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Foreign Government Issues.

London y. y.

Assuming call ioE June /, 1916 Assuming c,
To- Mas ]. 1919.
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INACTIVE YESTERDAY.

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PUBLIC UTILITY SECURITIES

'P.f ValIe $50.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-06-29
DESTINATIONS OF STATE @4I ss TROOPS oN THE BORDER.
General Funston Has Sent Telegram
 Designating Points.

New York. June 2s.-A telegram from Major General Funston fixing the destinations of troops from the states in the department of the east was transmftted through the war depart ment to Major General Leonard Wood late today. The message read:
 Request the following militia or ganizations to be sent to the points in- dicated:
 All. of Maryland to Eagle Pass, Tex.;a all of Florida to Del Rio, Tex; all of Maine and all of New Hampshire to Laredo, Tex. Information as to the destination of the Vermont National guard will be sent later"
 General Wood announced, however that he would not be able immediately to carry out General Funston's direc- tions. The Florida troops are not yet | ready to move, and will not be for 1 some times as more than half of them are raw recruits who are unfit for -service.
 The movement of New Hampshire troops has been postponed because of their unsatisfactory equipment, physi- cal defects and the refusal of many of | the men to take the oath mastering units below minimum strength, Gen. eral Wood said.
 | General Wood, expected to receive word tonight that a brigade of Penn sylvania had started for the border ] Earlier in the day he was notified the troops were prepared to entrain. With
 the departure of the Pennsylvania I brigade the number of troops on theil
 way to the border will be increased
 to approximately 0,00O. The remain.
 der of the Pennsylvania division may be rushed out before Saturday. It il
 the plan now to send on at once unit! which require horses, supplying then | with animals at the border. General Wood, declared he is cutting
 fred tape" wherever possible to ex pedite the movement of troops. Ht
 arranged today to- have a telephont
 cable carrying Is trunk lines laid iron New York to Governors Island.
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CArARRH CANNOT DE CURED

with local applications, as they cannot reach the seat of the disease. CatarTh is 8 local disease, greatly influenced by to cure it you must take an internal remedy. Halls Catarrh Cure is taken internally and acts through the blood Halls Catarrh Cure was prescribed by one of the best physicians in this coun- try for years. It Is composed of some of the best tonics known, combined with some of the best blood purihers. The perfect combination of the ingFe- produces such wonderful results in ca tarrhal conditions. Send for testimont- F. ]. CHENEY & co, Props. Todelo. O.
 All druggists 75c.
 Halls Family Pills for constipation.
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WYTLIEI (,

this city by Rev. W. F. Rowiey. They were accompanied Mr. and Mrs. Ell Marshall of 33 Chestnut street.
 RebaFge-Legace.
 Louis Robarge and Miss Della Ee- gace, both of this city, were married Tuesday morning at 8 o'clock at St. Mary's church by the pastor, Rev. J. J. Papillon who sang the nuptial mass. The best man was Pierre Lagace, a brother of the bride. The bridesmaid was Miss Laura Robarge, sister of the groom. During the mass Miss Monica McKeon sang. At the offertpry an Ave Maria, and when the bridal par- ty was leaving the church she sang O Promise Me. The bride wore white crepe de chine and wore veil caught with lilies of thes valley. She carried bouquet of bridal roses. The brides maid wore white marquisette trimmed with oriental lace and wore hat to match. She carried pink roses. Fol- lowing the ceremony a reception was held and a breakfast was served al the home of the brides parents, Mir and Mrs. Pierre Legace, at which forty guests were present. MT. and Mrs Robarge left on their honeymoon on the noon express and on their return will reside at A Mountain street.