V4
nvnTivrn n tvt
nil if
I
HaywardHad Miss Ging's Mur- j
derer In His Power. !
HOTEL DEFENSE TO BE .HIDE.
It I. Qua-atlonable Uhrlhrr the Coart
Will Admit TfstlraoDT of a Hypnotic
Character Howard' Father Saja
BU Son I Not Galltj.
Minneapolis. Doc. 19. W. W. Hay
ward, Harry's father, declares that both
of his sona will he cleared, that Blixt
is confessedly a notorious liar and that
his various confessions will have no
weight. He added that the defense had
evidence that Biixt was in the power of
a gang and committed the crime under
their dictation with the understanding
that if discovered it should be ascribed
to Harry Hayward. This gang, he
added, was not composed of Minueajio
lis people. Mr. Hayward refused to ac
count for the behavior of Adrain, the
older brother, saying it would be ex
plained later.
Mrs. Ciaus A. Dlixt has made a long
and succinct statement to K. R. O'Dell.
her husband's attorney, the purport of
which was that she had long known of
the immense influence exeited over her
husband by Harry Haywird. She tried
in vain to counteract it. iilixt said sev
eral times that Hayward would be the
death of him aud that he dared not dis
obey him.
Just oefore the crime Blixt went
around like a man in a dream; it was
hard to attract his attention, and his
memory became defective. Hayward
impressed ou Blixt what he had to do
many times a day, and kept the idea
of the crime constantly before him, ac
cording to the wife's statement.
This evidence is to le used in con
nection with that of Blixt's father aud
brother to show that the man was of a
temperament most susceptible to an in
fluence that approached the hypnotic in
its character. It is a question as to
whether the court will jieriuit testimony
of a hypnotic character, but the defense
will make a strong effort to show at
least that Blixt was not a free moral
agent when he committed the crime.
This line of defense will make the trial
a most novel one in criminal annals.
TAX COLLECTOR SCARED.
Ha
File liefore l.OOO Irate Kentucky
Taxpayer.
Moroaxfif.u, Ky., Deo. ID. Tax Col
lector Black well and his son have left
town. As it had been said that Black
well would hold a special sale, people
from all over the tax district logan to
pour int town early. When a sjecial
train bearing 1,hm of the irate taxpay
ers arrived, Blackwell evidently became
alarmed and he and John Feland. at
torney for the bondholders, hurried tc
the depot and board-d the train foi
Unioiit'wn. much to the disappointment
of the people. The tale therefore did
not come off.
Blackwell has advertised a sale of
personal property and land to rec over
taxes due the rail r, ad for Jan. 7, and
it is suppost-d that there will be trouble
if he attempts to hold the sale
A 30,000,04M) Motl:: IM-clared Void
JIilwai kke, Dec. 19. In the Chicago
and Northern Pacific case in the United
States court, William Nelson Crom
well, appearing for the defendant, set
np the somewhat sensational claim that
the Chicago and Northern Pacific m. rt
gaire, covering an isue of nearly 50,
ntHj.oOO. is absolutely void. This pleas
ant surprise to the bondholders is based
uion the claim that the Farmers' Loan
and Trust company ha invalidated it.
chum by failing to comply with the lawt
of the state of Illinois.
ChlnrM Ottteora to lie Paniahed.
Shanghai, Dec. 19. An imperial de
cree has been issued ordering Li Hung
Chang to arrest Kung, the Taotai of
Port Arthur, and the four Chinese gen
erals, who were in command at Port
Arthur and to send them to Pekin for
trial and punishment for the loss of
that important dockyard and fortress.
Admiral Ting has been arrested for fail
ing to defend the d'ckyard of Port
Arthur against the Japanese forces.
May lie FloUhed To lay.
West Point. N. Y., Dec. 1!). The
new model which is to surmount the
Battle monument at the United States
military academy on the Hudson is ex
pected to be finished today. The ruodol
is designed by Frederic MacMnnnies,
the designer of the famous fountain
which bore his name at the World's
fair. The dedication has been post
poned until Decoration day.
"Arrived With Fraudulent Hoods.
Yankton. S. D.. Dec. 19. New York
parties have arrived here with 76.X0
worth of the fraudulent school bonds
that had been sold by J. T. Pierce of
Yankton, and worth of fraudu
lent tax sale certificates bearing the
guarantee of the American State bank
of Yankton. Thes-e were indorsed by
Pierce. A number of the bonds bear
date of li7 and interest paid on these
up to December.
Huntington Not a Thief.
Cocncil Buffs, la., Dec. 19. The
theory that Huntington, the bank clerk
who shot the two bond company in
spectors and then committed t-uicide,
was shot by other hands than his own.
has been exploded and the jury accord
ingly decided. There is now no doubt
that the whole miserable affair resulted
from Huntington getting his accounts
mixed and that he was not a thief, but
thought he was to be 6o branded.
Hla Wife Killed Him
Barbovrville Depot, Ky., Dec. 19.
John Cox attempted to kill his wife at
irays, in this county. Cox was drunk
and fired two shots at his wife but
missed her. Seizing an ax he threw it
at her head but missed her. The
woman picked up the ax and attacked
her husband, almost chopping his head
from his body. The woman has not yet
Deen arrested.
Elected I'rraldcnt of the Hepntles.
Paris, Dec. 19. M. Brisson. who waa
prime minister on the fall of M. Jules
Ferry in lc5. has been elected president
of the chamber of deputies in succession
to the late M. Burdean bv a vote of 24
to 213 cast for M. Meline, the French
Protectionist leader.
A Settlement Made.
St. JosErn. Mo., Dec. 19. Settlement
with the creditors of Steele & Walker,
the grocers who failed last Jnne, has
been made on a bais of 50 cents cm
the dollar. D. M. Steele is president of
a corporation, which claims a paidup
capital of $100,000.
New York C Itisena Atom d
New York. Dec. 19. At a general
mastsmeeting in Chickering hall resolu
tions were adopted denouncing the
Turkish massacre of Armenians and ap
pealing for governmental aid to prevent
the recurrence of such outrages.
Divororrt From an Adventurer.
Denver. Dec. 19. A divorce has been
granted to Mrs. Gertrude Hutchins
Clark from Clarence W. Clark, the New
York adventurer, now in jail here, to
whom she waa married after two days'
acquaintance.
Itishop Potter's In(hter Married.
New York. Dec. 19. The wedding
of Miss Mary B. Potter, a daughter of
Bishop Potter, to Mr. V. H. Hyde, the
artist, took place this afternoon at 3
o'clock, in Grace church. A reception
followed at 10 Washington square.
Waalher jforeaaat.
Fair; warmer) variable winds becom
ing south.
JOB: : PRINTING.
tii e fi: i:t: ma y
Printing Office
I the p hh fo eel your
JOB PRINTING
l'mnil" ly and saMstiirtoi Ity ex .iited. We
iM meet Hi- onoe of ! tot.otaoie
c: petioii. We rt-in'i -o a nut i
hiSi-cr-i- wo. e tio .v ..it a
liv;nf puce ff it.
Willi Fast Presses end New Type
We are pirtied t. iu.u fU J it. -i. j4 o!
every ii's-tir-tnn in the FINKST
,TY1-E " r 'he v-r
Lowest iasjL Prices.
Not In lit nut tue lies! material i' ueri atir
our w- rk rp-fe-i lor itseif. W are pre
mred to print ni 11 e stmrtes notice
Posters. I'roobammf.?,
Business! ai:is Tags Hii.l Hf.us.
Monthly Statemknts Envelopes.
Labels. ihcl'laks. veiiino asi
ViMTixt i.'ai:is "hecks Notes.
Dkahts Uechi-t IIondWokk.
LKiiKK am? Note Heaps, and
liOr AND i'Aliil l.N I ! A'l !OSS ETC
We can ;nut a;y tiii-n! from the unudles
and neatest Yi-iliiig (." t ; th.- iai..est
Poster om - anrt nonce ami at th
nu.M Reasonable Rales.
The f'ambm
EUEXSIUMU;. l'EXX'A.
Aolliin- On Earth V ill
Sheridan's Condition Powder
KEEPS YOUR CHICKENS
Strong and Healthy ; Prevents all Disease
G'of or Motiltit Urn.
It l rwj!uf-!v ur Uu'Mv .n--fitmti-i Fn in-m
l .tv ma- t-:tli nt a ('nT :t l.iy. N. t . ;h r nt- f :i i ' t. a--t
nuiif. Wrii-t'T in'' I n in- ' ' .f !- r' '-it it .;vi ;r..
: 4nl !: t t. v -(:! lilp." -i - im .-i -t r
k yu rail's irel li rt " to u-. lirl.
Sj.n;.- tT i.- - t s lit -'atiM. Il i r V i i I .t.
all. Jt Tiih.I. $1 St t -aiv - iar.- $ t.i.,- prv;i.l
Narnr ;' t I'ht IJrl ln lir InMr -nt Tr--
rarm-i"Tiitrv -n- v-ar i-ri.-- .ir.'l laiv- " ?i
Lsji StiN .v S . r u-t..ri il. i - t ., ;.;.t
ASKYDURKORSEoHOER
FOR THE
- -
S"y THE
VIHTERUSL
It AESCLUTFLY prevents siirrin?,
anil insur'- K-ritt : alcty aiul fotulitrt lo
horse anl tir.i er.
IkmI with tl:e Ncversljp." your horse's
feet are always in p.w! cn;i-!it;l-'i ki pt t-o
liy not haviiiir t coiistantly ruuiove the
thoes lor sh;:; I'cniiir.
The CALKS are REMOVABLE,
Steel-Centered nnj rFLF-SHAP.rEXT:G
When worn out pctv Caiii r.:r. I? easily in
perteil witl.oct r-.v."i;. ii!if, f avinz an
Immense amouiv. of tiiiiu usually lo-c at the
lilaoksmith shop.
On recei;tt:t ista" vi'A mail frer otir le
Pcrij tive ciiovl.--.: c-.i .r mr-c rCaikeil
HhiHri. reai'.y lo !m !:a:' l it trial, oiicreu
this wiutor al '. cry K-.v ;: ;.?.
WHISKIES OK THE (OI'XTKV.I
THE EEADIXi;
KLEIN'S
Silver Age Kycj
t
Ahsoljtoly pure, rich,
oKl and Mellow.
BCQOBSXE RYE
I't.ntAln 8 percent. Krley -Mail.
BEAR CREEK RYE 1
a i ne nie-iMj-ifaMW
Whiskey on the Market. i
These whl3kies are tor sale hy Pealerf. Ho-
J teis ami Draiiil-U. anil it your purt rul.tr
dealer d es not have tt. (em! ilireet to
X M.X KI.IIV,
X 'Z Kederiil street. T
ALLEliUENY. PA. J
t Distiller. Importer an 1 Wholesale I.l.junr
l'ealer. L
Ieti3 i4ly
Caveats, and Trade-Marks obtained, and all I'afr
ent hasinp3 conHncted for Moderate F;.
Our Office is Opposite U. S. Patent Office,
and we ran sernre patent in less time than those
remote from Washinirton.
Send model, drawiiie or photo., with desrrtp
Von. We advice, if jiatentable or not. free of
chanre. Our fee not due till patent i see-jred.
A Pamphlet. -How to Obtain Patents."' with
names of ar-tual clients in your State, county, o
town, sent free. Address,
C.A.SNOW&CO,
Irposrte Patent Office. Washington, D- C-
Steel Picket Fence.
CHEAPER
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Door.. nj P..,lin. Brmaa4IPa drill. WIKK I. .litt I liii
TAYLOR & DEAN,
201. 203 & 205 Market St. Pittsburgh. P..
WANTED BY
SAM'L WELLS & CO..
67 VINE ST., CINCINNATI, O.
LARGEST EXPORTERS OF GINSENG IN THE U. S.
ff tLSjs?. Arnencaf-.il -oh-A
t'nn. t ot circular
ado reev3 - v
P. 0UFF A SONS, PiTTSBURC PA-t
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Em s yli LLs hhi km
F.EVENUtS OF ThE STATE.
An Increnii M.uun fu nn Iepartraents.
otn. n It!. rl
IlAKKlMtntii, !. V-'.--T!:- -."or;Mra-f.oiii
of ' .-ntfylvtinia pai-.l into the
state trea-nry !:in:i,' the yvar enlel
Nov. 1 la-t ..J.t'..-iln' tax a-?-8el
H-ramst ttifin i'" Ai'.il.t ir (it ii.-ra! (rrep
on tln-ir ca;".t.il f: "k. a:i itK-rea-o of
(,vr i t y ar. Tli..- prus- re-cii-t
t i. in l""-i: aii.-j:int. -1 lu
or l--i thi:i l tii y.-ar. The rt-
.- ;;ts In ni tax ;i l iix ;:u:k li-m
tn-iii i".:!-i.tiiit to s.11 l.i-'i". ami th-? tax
on -tjm -ration I an - ii-r-a-il fr in
s;ii'i.n-rii t i 1 .24 t.'ti'. Tia!e tlie rovt
nue- lr-m th- Tax luana i:) ti l.uii
dr-'pj-ol fioin .'.'..ii H tn .i:l'i.'t' i.
Tnr.' wh- a lt i rv ist- in th red :ji!s
from the tax on ;::-r- :ia! ; r- y rty truin
:..Vt2.t i i' i-i. l'hi-M' was
realiz'--l tin." year fr-mi th- van. p.- kiinl
of lii-ons-s ? l.a !. (!. at i ''!;:.- of
almt s-i.iKs.i over Th. rt r it'tc
fn iu in-rcantil tax ! -li . '? fnm "2.
('" last vciir t-i il i.n ' i tii..- y-ar. n
tl;i other h i:i'l th- revi-Ti i tr-.'in vliolt
sale iiijuor lic-iit.-5 inori a I al ut ".-
(.MHI.
Tlie tax on ci llatera! itiliiTitanco il-croa.-oil
trom v 1 . 1 Mi ni t . ('..-
On: i thi oar. Tht :;vp ra'.: the. .at
eicht years not vari-il tuucli from
!.Hi(t,oiti. Tiii- ar the In. mis o:i
charters r. . . wJrou is .!. 0!:
less than the j.revi u- year. Tin- fees
1-anl hy pu!!;e n!lnvr were incri-a-eil
fn.m -jl t:S. :MHt to ! "iT.hm, anil tho r
fmi ie,l i-,-i-!i !nore.iol troni sH.shi-) to
-"-;. 1 In- reo ijits rr, m the tax on
pn.s ircmiii'iir- i-i ! i-- 1 1-1 hy the auditor
pener.-i! wen- invre.iJi-1 :r-. :;i .; tti:?,('t' to
;'i"i.ooo. Tli- re; i i; t- fi- in tlje tax on
pr- - jiromir.iiiri i-. i!iv'.-.l hy f .reo.n in-st::ai:c-e
i 1 1 j ia:,ie& J-.n-r-. a.-il from 474.
ijo.i to .i" 4. ooii.
Ti e ex,, iir- s ,' f.v- vernineiit,
winch nu hi.l'S tho v:-.ti-i'.is s: .te ,1, j art
mej.ts ami the fpisi:i!ur. wt-rc- ale -nt
si:,!),!.')," thi-y.-a: than in -:',. The
total exjiens. s ii. iD i am. .r.i.teil t-.
2.o:t-,i!iii m r t-.n-i ar.mhers. A.s the
leirilat:ire n..t meet thi year the
state save. 1 aiioiit s oo.noi) or, this ac
count. Thi- tram, h .-.vevi-r. w.-u nearly
made n;i l y the ';'.'."i.(n o expended on
the new eseentive ;tii Jiliiary l.ni'iiimr
and the :i i;.r-.vt-m. and alt-rations
to tli- ha'.l i f the h.-iw of rejirceiita
tives and the -wit.. ol..irihi.-r.
Then- v.-i - li-t i i1. :t 1 anions th-.
school -H.-') jet- . t th- itat" last year
j.T.T'i't. 1I7.2T. an e.-e- of sjdij.iiiiit as
coin'.iared with he :m,. .nut i;ud the pre
vious y- nr. Tii -re was ?"tnrn- il in Init
io the count .';,"ls.'i i of the reve
nues coliei t- il froni tlie t ;x en :.ers..nal
propi-rtv. This year ;!;- am Tint oiiiv
rea h, d .Ji.ii.'.ii.oni. This larire d.screii
ancy is accoiietaMf f r hy ti: - fact that
the j-tat; owes tin? eo'inti.-s ah iitl,
no.ooo. xi,.. ,.. ,.t of the national
crn ird this year wu- sl!.'. ol. as against
I:"'.. i:--o in 1-- ;. Ti. va 1. 1
11.-, ,...,, ,tj jn rt.,;e, ;UR j,,lr
c'na-n f ans an-1 ii.iyin- ii.tercst.
Th- re wa aj-i-lie-l '. t-o.t the j.n vicu
Col!iir!- Wil; clist Ivn
Wll.KI-.i; Ai.Hi.. I'a . 1
r.'.- All tho
r-o!!i.-riej :;i ri.
:lhi r ilisf i- t-
h wn . -Ii !;..; :
m iii. l- i o:
sin.-ie until ti..
An "liiciai i.f .-.
ti e L jii-h and
x; -rt ii t i slmt
y r i . i t i'or the- n-Ti:--y
wiil ni .t re
part of .lanuary.
a :
i - -.: r ;
v. ir.
ly
le ol
1 1.
om; a:n -.- sai-
"We h.!V.
,t
n-
fa-rlv
.ti
so lar this
vear
i-! a
: I ni.t':ii--. wiil lw a irreat
l--n. lit in the way of bnirhit:..: tip the
mark-t. Holiday we.-k i an unsettled
p-ri d. many en,; :, y s t r- fi mtiif t- In-i-lle
d-.-.iiii- tint i.L".. ti.an at w.ik. The
-hurt !,...,.;..;,.,, u-i,i t i:.-r-. t-e l.e r
aived with mr- or !-.-s satisfaction."
lunltretl Kur II;- 11 on.-y.
Wn.KK-.i.-,Ki:i . I'a.. Dec. in. -Michael
Yosoch. a ll'.mranan mj.l.-ye.l a-s a
foreman l.y M.-D .. i! l o; avr-. railn ad
ji.iiti'actiir.i. has 1... i, r ini 1 murdered
jn the L"h;.:: Vali-yr.ilr. ad near Tair
view. The man visit- ! a i.ivi rn at
li nmn's (tap and s-t.it i i
to n tura to
his bnil-linir .-hanty. In a lonely -pot in
tho road ii- was waylaid, and after 1m
im; killed was rohl - l of his mom-v,
fimi, which he ca: ri-I iu a N it. Tho
body wa.- tin n j la- ed on the railroad
track. There is n clew.
Won't Ate pt thu Rat.
Prrrsnrii'i. D- c. r.h That tho miners
will not accept th- V-ce::t rate oliered
them hy tin- ii lihoad t'oal Op.eraT. rs'
a-ssociation, is an assured fact. Their
conrenti. -u is in session in Knights of
Lanor hall. Deicap s to the number cf
" aro present at trie c invention, and
represent sihtc t'.ian ;'' mm s. Thoy
were all deleirates selected by tin- uiem
bers of tho did rent locals." and were
ent to the c. -nv. ntiou authorized
"kick" on the -Vi-ci-ut rate.
to
M.il New Kecoril.
O'l l MhlA, Pa.. D.-c. 10. Tohn .1. Mc
Lanhlin. a local wli.- lman. r de an im
pact d mile over the iionville pike in
1 mmine-and Ji -e.-..;ids ;!at. thus l-at-imr
the pace.! and nnpaced records held
re-pertively i.y .J. hi:.on in 1 .;!." 2-0 ;ind
Penseyer Ihs fils.t attempt
was made in lii.ti. Ms watch: s wore
held on him
N w Itriil reii !
t'liarti-rc.-l.
i'.'. A charter lia
II AKinsi't ::;, I) c.
lioen issued t.y th" sta:e d.-p;.rtm-nt to
the P.ttsbur-. Prady's Hi-nd and Lake
Erie Railroad company. The capital
stock is f'ioo.iMm. iii,. company will
build a line 2u n.il. s hm throutth por
tions ol Claii- n, Armstrong and Butler
counties. Th- president is Joseph Pools
of New York.
Foul I'lay Simpvcteil.
Pottsvii.i.f, Pa., Doc. pi. Thomas
F. Hurke. a plasterer. a: 40 years, h.is
lieeu found iyiinr in the trnttcr about a
sjuare from his home at this place dead.
He had several ncly trashes in his head,
and from t lie position of his body when
found, it is thought that tho man met
with foui play.
!!jr -avert of H.-r Fxmily.
Pki.i kkontf., l a., Dec. IU. Mrs. Reu
ben Waikms of Howard has been
reaved of her entire family through tho
ravn-es of typhoid fav.-r. "The dead in
chid" her husijand. thr-e- sons, a daugh
ter and a nephew, who hadhe-. n brought
np in her lamily.
Nont- of t F. bs ii r. U-.irt.
V.'n KKSMAiii r. Ta.. Dec !!. The
Putfulo express ;n the Lehigh Valley
railroad ran into an open switch at
H. rton's Breaker. The enir'n- crashed
into a number of coal cars and wns
badly wrecked. None of the passenger
were injured.
The Sniit Si-4tnn.
W.vshinoton. Dec. 1 An- ther re
olntion providing f. r nnion with .'amid a
has made its appearance in the .-enate
having loen introduced bv Mr. fiallin"-
er or .New Hamp-hire. .who stated thii
he would do anythin-' in his power r
... r. ...... 1
"uj nun- mi iiiiiM-r me cnsinninatio
of such union. Senator Hill doiivere.
si-ecn on his proposition for a rule t
close de-bate which . .
. . . ,J -i'"iii-n i wiiii
close attention by ,I1;lny of the s nators.
-Mr. Turpie continued his speech in de
riunciatiou of the Nicaragua canal bill
d.-olrinK that it apn-ared to him to
l.aye every m lication of a Korsrouiw
bubble. An nrr-nt di!Iic;en v bill an-propriHtin-.loo
o,,, f.,r Iirhltl '
and binding was pa-se,.
llowatp I-lcaila Not riuiltr.
TiA",Vv'iT;;N' Dvc" Vx - Captain
Henry IIowraf- has pleaded not
Kuilty to seven indictments brou-bt
against him f..r emlt-i-zleinent while
disbursing ck-rk of the signal service
when arraitrned before Jud-eM.cO.Tmw
of the criminal court. Counsel wero
also notified to appear U-fore the court
next Saturday to airan-e for the dato
of the trial on the other three indict
ments, two for t-mbezzlemeut and one
for turnery.
! NEW
FOR
Fall 3-Winter Wants
i
s
t
Plenty of them the latest an.l host assortment in all
gratles anil styles. It's a crantl stock for finding just
what you want. Few can meet ami none: can heat our
price?. Quality grades hi-;h in all we oiler this sea
son. Rioht ami righteous prices on all goods. iSev
er were sounder, surer Bargains offered in Men's and
Hoys' Clothing, Hats and Gents' Furnishing Goods.
Examination will show that our Ntock is especially
strong in variety an-.l thoroughly reliable in style. To
this we add the strong inducement of low prices.
O
o
V
o
We will sell you an All-Wool Double Preasteil Suit for
We -, i!l sell you an All-Wool Koutul Cut Suit for
We will sell you an All-Wool ("lay Worsted Suit for
We will sell you an All-Wool Kersey Overcoat. I'.lue or
Illack. for
We will sell vim -i Hoys" Ciunbiiiatioii. with extra pair of
I'anls. for
We will sell you a nice l'lush Cap for
We will sell you a like Suit of Underwear for
We have a nice line of Ladies' Coats and ('apes
ranging in price from $5 to 15. Nothing will con
vince you like personal inspiction that for seasonable
goods and reasonable prices the best place is
z
Tlic MicraBfl fnrnislier,
FARrlERS!
When vou want GOOD FLOUR take your rain to
the OLD SHENKLE MiLL in Fbensburg. The
ULL
ROLLER
for the manufacture of Flour has been put in the Old
Slienkle Grist Mill in Ebensburg and turns out nothing
but
FIRST CLASS WORK.
Bring in your grain and give us a trial. Each man's
grnin in ground separately and you get the Flour of your
own wheat. If farmers wish to exchange rjain for Flour
they can do so. The Mill is running every day with the
BEST OF POWEIt.
IS? a
PROPRIETOR.
ELK"MT CARRIAGE
iive wll to consumer fnr 161 vear.
p.-tviu tin-in the (lenlt-m preilt. Vi e are the
OlJireaDil ljuishl innnutui-turcr in Anu-r-ii-MM-ltiMu
Veltic-k-H anil Harness thm way-oliip
with .rlvi)t-iri. in examine before anv muneT Is
(ia:.l. Wn .:i frelL'ht b..th wiitsKni.t vntisiaf
t irv. nrrnnt for 2 year. Why pay an ayont $10
t.iMltoonlurf.iryniii Write your own order.
I? in free. We take all risk tit da mate in
fllipyui,;.
VKOLESAS.E PRICES.
Spring Wcgons, $31 to S50. iiiaranu-rd
i-a .10 a..iir,.rjt..ejv,. Surreys, $65 toSlOO
-.-.e a. sell for l'.i0 to ti:!u. Top Buggies,
S37.50, a-i nnaan foI.i for 05. Phaetons. S66
to SIOO. Farm Wagcns, Wagonettes,
Milk Wagons, Delivery Wagons n.i Road
Carts, km vi li.s mil nimix a hilukl..
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No. XT. Surrey Uarucps.
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0UU ELY ERnTHER. Wsirrpn Sfroo HF Wlf V
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siaO z is a,i
In all its Latest and Most Improved Methods.
Antuniiiti,- Surtion C'ayi-i., llim.iti.in. l'h.t, "n.wiw nn.I Pn.l-.-s
l.-,-t:i l.xtra. t,-.. AlJut.-ly Without Pain l.v in,.l- l,,.f Mav'sV 1!
Ifcftwr C1:';S U'"k I.aWo
feijr Tonus Strit-ly C;L-!i.
BR. A, LAINO,
li'.H.iM nili.von MninSt,vo,s,--on.l.!,K.r north of M. K. Lliun-li, ia.lit.i. IV
formation sent tree to any a,ia?
W. II. KOW AN. Secretary. .e28.4
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taloKue and Journal containlLK full Id.
LtV! I.VII,EN, I h. D.. Prinelpal.
Advertise.
PROCESS
No. 781. enrrey.
$26
0l BR
NATIONAL CAPITAL BRIEFS.
The president ha-s taken no fn-h aelimi
in the matter of etili.'.k Mr. .Jeucit to
invr-tinate the Arim-iiian at rot-it ; s -.i.o-Lis
lat rep a t to c--n-re.s
Seiiator Boii.ne has introduced a Ml! for
a rt-oikrani.atioii of the couslllitr s- rvice
by hliljLTHiLl it into the c!sl!it-il -rvieu
The (.-
id ii-M-rvi- wa f url In i r. -i'H -'l
vet-ri!.iv nv t tie w it liiir.tvitl at New 1 urk
of l.v"Ui. which left l he nnn-'int t
tlie n-M-r at llit- cit of tu-iii- .-.V-4.'.'"'..
'i lie ra-li li.'llaiit e wit?. I .V..o 1 4 V. '.
Senator Jones of rlvan.i ha- inii-i-lin-.-il
a bill jiri ill iny li ir t he all"t nil lit
of tin- lamN of the live i ivilie't Inli'stu
the itiili.uis of 'lioe tnU-s in . i-rtlt V
Jeimlor l'liiiiier. fro'n the c-omitiit ? n- -m
len-ioiis. l-;- iHVorabiy r-ii.rteil li.i- b.ll
froviiliu that in all up.lii-ation t-.tr ..-n
vioiis. aii-i iii all pr-Mils ati'l rviilem-.. t he
tiath of it jirivat.' or fx n -coini:i!--io:n ii
olli T hail Ii"t have any Ie weight than
that of a ooiiiini-sioiu-'l oilit-iT
Senator ISri.-e has rvporu-'l the h-ii'-:!i
anil the military ai a.lemy aj.;irniri.it ion
hills. 'The f .iiiiiiit'ee ni.'uli' n aim ;i 1-I-n-Iit
to the jension bill it it ji.-i --eil t he
hone Several i-h.in;e aiv reconiiiieniled
in the military .-ica.lemy bill and the total
aiimiiiit isreduied from ? ji'.l .'.-J. t o M '.'".! !.".T
Siieakor ('iii and the lnt!le leader
have reached a tacit niirei-ment by which
the ad inurnment for the holiday reres
will In- lake!, lit the close of theM-sMou
next Saturday and the i-aeiublint; will
be at noon. .Ian. -'1.
The de-iraliiHt y of a I'liurtis of hone
Democrats on the currency ijiiotion i-lM-inu
i-arivassed and t ho sent intent ; such
that a caucus will prnbably lx- held after
the holiday recess.
THEY GOT TOGETHER.
McOalre anil .Moritan K.-cnt-llet at trie
I l.me of (lie I eilernt on on v.-m :.m
Dinvi-.r. Dw. lth Th.- firr-at ':i--t
Con volition .vas m a m -Itmi? m- 1 w'n- n
it adjourned sine die at li . -flock ia-t
r.iht. A few moment.- l.of-.ro a '.. urii-in.-iit
two of the sti- n-f -t lea l-.-rs. '. .T
Mc'iuiif of Phll.tdeil'hl.'i and Tin ma
J Morgan f "lu(a'o. win. have for
five or sis vt ars i mi v.-tii d ea u l i-cui -nii
convention with a tend that s-i n. 1
to ktiiw stronger every y-ar toll tii
convention what they thought of ic!i
other, and then shook hands and '. -fid.-d
to m frien.ls. amid a; i l:'."i--o
the assembled delegates. The cli.s-tii
hour wa ilev.tc.l to telling ..-r -nai c; -!
l ienci s. I'resjileut t ioiut I s t-u-k
.art in tin reciiatiou of fjin-van'.--
l'n-siiUr.t 'rompers return- -:i-t ly
way i f ,'hi-ai;o. Too now Hici-is fa!."'
their jMisitions on .lan. 1. and m tin
meantime tho removal of h.-ad -ptat ter
fr..ni Now York to Indracaji. lis will !i
mad.-. Treasurer Ltun-.u wid ri-iaa::.
:u a resident of New York oitv.
fITH CF THE NEWS.
At a ston.iy meet u.tr of the sharehold
ers of the 'om Iini-ijal iiatik. at St. .! :. ' -Newfoiiiill.il.!.
:t j. ained t ! . -t" i:.i-r
ihant- had ov.-rd i rtwn h-:r " ?
Mil ce i lines t l.e ii.-uik - c.iju-a! -toil.
J-. -.v -ler Ncwcli I l-n j .imii. --ii. m it .
tod snn-ide at 1 'il t -lield. M.i-s . -hi
prt-sel.C. of ,.1- W.fe
Atlanta and 1 'i. iiadel "::ia -1 i -
CHt I - tii-;iufo over the 1 " ' 1 n- ward oli'ere :
tor t ho .--.j;t nr.-of Well- ami ilo-.-.'e
The plan for i-eorKfiiiizat ion of ti - hi
oil-" and Nortiern 1 t-: ; i - - railroad Mt.
dei hn od ipci :tt ie .it Xi w York
At Newport. K I. it wa- n i ri el t !;:. t
'he I'aited States i-ovcr:.!aoi,t had a:,
option mi t he I,uoi-r ritle tint 11 -linn ;-.:
In a family of nine children. ;; I 'hi
col'o. m-vc. were found sulTc-riiii fiou.
t-mallpox. .n epid'-mic i- fean !.
I he I.ex.iw coiniiiittee at Now York
will a-!; for an exi. i.ti .n of tiu etoto;.
'iniie :t- inve-; i-.:t io::.
Sup. riiiteii'l-.-iit Hyrtn-s j ref.-rn-1 liarji
it .New York afiiu-t -e-i.i: .-r-'u
(est liiniuj
mitlei-.
ivea before tii- I.vj.v coui-
A GiKL ASSAULTED
Her Teacher l.i-oli the l-n.se Tlit t'an
tur. A the Itriiln.
W tUKI.lN.i, Dec. Near Scil-lii.
while Miss Annie C'u-ti r. a jrnl in y( a.s
(if ii;-is was n lu r waj- to school -i.i-was
criminally a-s.-ault.-d try an unkin v. ii
man. Tin- tiacin-r ol tin- school arnvi-J
immediately alter, and after i; -in in
formed of tin occurrence ( r- -io-l a
jiosse and wont in pursuit of Miss Cus
ter's assailant.
After a two hour" search, f. llow-il by
a despi-rat - battle, m which several shot
wore tired, holiody boiiiir hurt, the- man
w;is cai-tured. There is talk f a lynci -iiiK'.
nut it i !lnui-iit .viscr couns- i w;i!
lir. vail and th-,- law will be allow. -d t .
tak- us t-oiiiae. The uirl io b.-.diy in
jured. lnniir.lice Con innvK I.ie the Suits.
Kansas Cnv, M.. Dec. lt. After
three weeks' -oii-nmoit in its trial and : in
ilay's arjruiin-nt. the jury in u'l juiimte..
after reccrviiiLr its instruction rettiiin-ii
a verdict in tho famous Dr. Frakor in
surance case. It was in 'avur ..t tin
relative. of Frakor. who sued five com
panio who held policies i n ti.o iloi-t-u's
life when he was drowm d at Kxct-lsi. r
Snrnipj. M l. July Id. ivi:i. Tic: p- !i
cio au-ixro-'at.-.I ' ll,'i"i. and tin
I'laintiil's have lioen granted judm. ni
for tho full amo'int.
Aenl-ist the 11. II 1.-1. phone Company.
Doston. Dec. 11. The 1- m- c nte-ted
pat out suit of tin- Unre.1 States vs. The
American Dell Tel--phone companv was
ended when .lud, Carj'iiter of th.
I "nited States circuit court retnl.-red a
decision against t"noTelephouecoinany.
This suit .vas a hill in equity jiravinu
for the reix-al of letter T.atent i.,u -d t-
Ltnile I?irtiner. asizneo of the Ameri
can Dell Telephone, for n combined tel
ephone and telegraph system.
Pullman I'lmimnj l.oa.a the Salt.
PHit.APF.i.rHiA. Doc. 19. Tha cao of
the O-ntral Transportation comp.un
airainst tho Fnllman l'alace Car com"
pany. which has lxen iu htioation for
nine years, ha Uxn decidel in ravor of
the Transportation company in the
United State circuit court. The c.i.
involved several iniliions of dollar.. A
master wa appointed by .Ind-e Dallas
and he will report in 00 days. '
lirnrganlzatloii 1 Nrrranrt.
Pr.cr.iA. Ills., Dec. lt. The circular
adopted by the directors of the Distilling
and Cattle Feeihnir company at tlie
nn-etinn hold in this city, is a leimtln
diM-uinotit. '-ontainin a statement of tin
condition of the company, and declari
reorganization neccssarv, thr.-e j 1 tn
Kinn submitted for tho approval of the
stockholders.
Ilrove the Kohlter Off
Chfaitah. I. T., D.-c. l'.. Six un
rnasked men, supp-.sl to be Dai
Jin. Jim French and members of tin
hitter's hand, attempted, to hold up and
rob the store of J. Ii. Pearcc. at Tex
ana. l" miles east of here. A and .1
C. Powell, two voting men in char -e
openod lire on the roW,. r and succeed -d
m drivin- them off with a loss of 1c
than -f.'O in merchandise.
Twenty Irxllrtment Ilaode.l Down
St. Lofts. Eec. 19 As a r.snlt of it
investigation into ai;t--..d elect i n
frauds, tho jjraud jurv has handtl
down alv.nt () indictments of n,..n
charKeol with rejH-atin- mostly m the
Urst and Second wards. It is extK-ct.-d
that dunn-tho next few davs a ni mv
a. 511 more indictments of a like nature
will Le returned.
The Murdered Hot ldentlfle.1.
Pana, Ills., Dec. I ft. The corpse of
the murdered boy found near here ha.
U-eii identified by William II. DarK.ur
of Chicago as that of his son (ioume II.
.saiuuel il. Cummings. the man arrest. -d
at Fast St. Lotus on suspicion f U-mg
the murderer, do. s u.-t answer the de
scription of the supposed murderer.
Itallroad M titters Mned.
Drnvfk, D.-C. 19. In the United
Stati-3 district court Jude Dallett nn
rKised a fine of $100 and oue-twonti.-th
of the costs on each of the four men
convicted of retarding tho United States
mail at Trinidad during the atriko la-,t
Jaly.
OILS! OILS!
7ie Atlnt-c l titi.i - Co., of , ln'roducea ,.
Pittsl.ur P,;. :l:o , C ,,i,lty j the HTcia,.
of lii.iiiiil;.--tu; it s I -r 'he Sillier-' t
, , i,i ( ...ir , STKIKt ( 0M.MIsl( j.r.
t "
Nar'i'
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niASir rr,i j 1 ' 1 ': t,:''l "IM'ti"rVri it- '
itlKU L I !'--.. - w tativo r.rdin;,n of I'. : .. ... v
-f a l.iil f-.r th- uhu'
We ch.'ilit'nf (iiiji' i.-"n with -tnk.. Tin-tm i-i.r.-Vj".?ri:
every known imniu -t f petrol- i tIr-, Wrif?i,t an i
eUItl. 11 ytU V. i.-h !l j o.-nt t'levelan l t. --.'vL-' ".'.".' :"
j t'liicau'o strike. S-.i-i. .Jr
Mil . Uliii'.iui.j . aLM-Ulvi) . UllJ ! i-.rt. and th.-,;;; .,. ,v , v'.; :"
I tical details i.f ti .: -
in the market n-k f-r ours. tirt-iy trom th.- ai s A. , V "
in
. lore mtro-l'H-e.i
rpT ft-." n t " riTitTT:P rTI I S:. ringer, li.-m m r
I II !!.: I.'i ! !.!'!"..
111. !:t' i;n, l"A.
K-t-..v-.-!y.
f-'K-i!ian
w H A ! R
t" :-:ini'.in.
after its test of na:.; .ur. . rho;:.d be an
Eura!n'f, l-VP'l io '. 11:--- ' sK- ;-l i-'iil. t!.::t
It 1 reallv Ilioti" -1-0 . . -. 'i'',..-e v!: have
ti-ed Haii.'s if mi: !: ni u ;:k know that
It iloi 3 til th.it i- ' ;.i;r. i.
It cau.-os r.-w- ;rr.vh f h:-.!r r-n bald
lirad-.-provid.-d l :-r -if ::e not
d.-Hil. which i- "M .i:i i-.: r- st-ir.-s
natural color t . -:r:iv , r f .-i.d !.:: r: pre-ervi-s
the -r:c;. In.ii hf::! :i::-i c:-:r of
dan-iruC; pr-v.-nt the hair tallin.' off or
chanimr color; k--oj - it piia'it, las-
roi.-, njid cans- it t . T;w i.-n and
ti.: -k.
llM.i.'S IlUit TlrvEwr ;t T r-v.-n--s l?a
PtTt-ots hy Ih.- h-::'-;;M! i:-l'.l. : -t lt
vc'-etabli5 l:!LTi-d;- r.t -. wi.i n :a ".--or:Te
sn i rr i'lvenate. I' ln-t " : o. and is
a il.-ii.l.tful art'. f -r t-.ii.-t u--. Cot
tainiiir li-) !ili--!.ol. it o- in -t v :-.
oraie qui. kiv i.e.; it.--.- up the r.a'ura! oil.
h aving th. "hair . -.r-h tii.d brittle, as ua
Other J f i tr-tt.-.i:-.
Eijcklngharr.'s Py
V K ! G K ERG
Color them b.-ov. t, r 1 '--.f ir, f-.- defired,
and !- the b'-st dy- . J ' i r-..rni!e-
rrod-J.-e- a J miain v.t t -i--ira" f,-r; nn-i,
Dt-ln? a j f.-"-i i"'- ' i- rr"-r coa-
er-ii Et cf hi .!: a?' r; 'i : n .-iy - trtT.
rF.TPA ".F.LI PT
B. P. HAIL & CO, 'Eha, K. H.
E-oid by aU Dealers la iXediciraa.
J
Watch Ce
ars all re . 1 as ' .r a - u
like soiid c.-.s-.-i. v.-tit :.. i
are snli i case-f-.r hi :
or !y cost abcut h-'.f - , :i
ar.d-out h.I v-r hi c...... .'
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y.t
a Ci
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wear
ir 20 vcars ; T
for thirty year-. UcliS.rl.i4
are now l:u-h. At u -'.t c
ttr (r:r.; vvhlh Cu.fi r. t i:
eff tiie Ciit the
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b 1 & it
Th CTfat ioi'n::.ritv-.f
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Can cr..y L - i.a cr. lt.: . a.- '
stamped w,th this tr& raiiii. r$
All ethers Lav-; the ol 1 : ;!-- -'.1 out how,
which is or. y !.-.-:. i to the c -l ly :rij:i-.n,
and C32 be f-vt-.-.i .:i v.-::'-. t: : : r.irs.
Scl4 cn' thft u;i tif rf. c :. o-s. .--:id f.-r r
watcH c;ie cin-uoi- to -..-i.. i .a :u fuel u r.-ra
KeystoneWntch Case Co.,
FHIL-ADElHlA.
PEKNSYLVAKIA ILHCAD.
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leil alter tin- in. r.-
j a- that act has i.. :-
j tinii ii ah'i. -t i v. r
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til. wah tin- a K .
j si n.-.: .of a i i-.i ..;
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j State- '..,,,ird of ,- :. :
. tn n." N"..t lin 1- ti..:
j m.s-ioTn r- sba'.i 1--
i s.inn- l- .llticai pal t v.
have had x; :ie:., ..
i f re.ilr- ads an i !..
1. c'.-d fr-.in s-.:i,. :-:
ti -ii I railway ;
i li-- o .mm: n
to lii'i-nre :iit- t:..
all employs -..
a., ta-.-
shall Jiav.- the ri-:,T . 1 ; . i i.
in--n t-arrn-rs aii n-. ,ir-. ."'J
Tin- pi, vist .us i ':..- u.-."jlr
I'l.-rce act ar- c-; iv . xt';
1. -iK-ct. The I , 11.!!.:--- t. . . '
j to make all th- n-- -,rv r--
tli.-l'l' !:S lliid l!!.. .,
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i la- principal :: .. - :
siiall 1-. Hi th- e;tv . V.J.
wh- r- its e-ln r.:l
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where in t;j- ("l.:;. 1
re'-Tt shall b- J ...T
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Tin- hill i-i i-1
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t i imii. ti c ,rr r- e:..--trail-',
i rta-i- -ii '! - : th-soiil:-
rs and : r- ; . -.- r .
l.y water, and t-. ill
p: rati- lis l-a-li:- ar- ; ; : .
tr.iiis'.i. rtati. -i ai.d ail
that tin- v;i'- s ; ;;1 a tri--.
tn .'.i and haul::i' an-l th- rh i;;
latn -ti-shall r-a- :.v 1- at:
how.-v.-r, takl!.' away ;Lrr"t'ti
o -l.lt acts.
Wi-.-u-v.-r it -h hl c : -Uj.
ed-e of th- c -!:::..:i u 'i.i-.--i
o--i.tr -vorry 't-tw -n ti. - -.'- -th-
act is threat--n -1 r Lv -..--
stiall l-o its duty - - . i. a-; rv-i
to put lt. li 111 . !:.!:. IL. . hi :
both parti- and -n-i-av r. :t .
tion and c-tn-i !i.ii n. --2 t-
in-nt. Lik-wis-. u
i.lulic t-j or r;.. rat:- ;.. - t-t
it- own v-.-l.ti- n. i- :y di-1
v- -ti-ati -n. All r- i- ::- -r--tl
His and in-i:ati i!.. at:! ti-:::
t tacts ther".:!. st.-i.l 1- jr.-i.it
i vid--!a ,'is t- ea -.. a:..; t-v-ry
1-- c".v.-n Iti- vv. :.-i.t ::. ah jiri
, e -'..tiu:-, an t th- atti n.-v
tin- I'ti-te.; i-t i:.-.. t -xi. -il
-ii.iil :e t: aisii;:::--1. t:;.. tii-i
action as m-c- arv lrzi
pvin!- n.-y cf a:; ar: :t:3: r.. it i
iawiul tor atii n:: : Ai-r u cis
otiij !... n -r i r --ic.-; etj-l r?
ciati. ns t- aid .r a'-t -tr.'i-r '.
!n:t einrl n.oi.t w:t:. st - -
II. !(-. Til" VI hi'l !i -t tli Jir
is made a m:s 1- i:.- ai, r
In s- ( t; n Ih. ti..- it... rj rah t :
pi. .v, sis -I,,-. u:a-. 1. hi.i -ia.tr:
1'i.it d Stat-s -:., .t- '.""-'
lar-r- d so a- t j-r- v; 1- th .t ti- : '--'
tin and lylaws of r.-.el
sh ill contain a ; r- -v:- a tint
f-hlji shall cea ly pin.tJiS
scu-'inos -if vi.-ht: -. s::s-i.
that the in-i:.h-r- shall c -t Vj--allv
liai'I- f.-r anv a--t. ':. -: :
tions -f th-orai.i :: n. VC).-:.-
c, i vers a; ::.t-l ': y
aro in r t.tr- 1 . I a r th
shall have the ri-ht t
c-.urt o- u ;
terms. f their .'-n.;-!. vta--t-t. at:
tlucti-.rj of va---s si. .ill 1 c-
r. . i-..r u-tl'". ,:.r T' .- Mlt' t tT -
c -.ift aft- r du.- n 'i e. It i-tr.H.l-
a mis 1- ii. r f -r sr..
. mplov.-r to r.-:".::- '-::l'; -""
lot'- rt.l . 1 h i ll. ... . -
m.-inl.-r of a la! t .-rj :.::
thr--at.-n an.-mj-i y.-r,:::l -
in, nt or discriaoD i- s t-cit;;
r. t t..
nn-iiil ivh:;i r t r- hi:ri
hmik a mo::.i--r ,-. --
u'Air.r;iti. .n. ,. .
The purp't.. is t.- hive th? r - J
eri -1 hy the h,!-. r ' :::nh--:
h.-use at any .-..rly hiv i'-'
l- ul t i f a favora! 1- '-'iz'1
is h 5ed t- s otire ,-t.-i-t-l'it- -
in the lu-ii-1 s. n itt- r tt-r
.vl-s-rs. Sari: t t. Arth ir -z. .
f railwav la!' r. r-" .J.
Vashn:-t.in. ar..l wiil If c
-mini; tho in. -as-iro.
DEBATE
ON CAsE"?
The i-ninc Io. u-i"n
M lb
Net .11 I I"1?
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t l- n ,-n tin- v u-c - -- - . .
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hato was a .il-:: 1' --:'r-
I K-t-i st-i'ii an i i. -
f sHiis :ti..n.:l t
Mr
l... -I .i-.rin.-il i.f tfte iti-
reiiev o.-v.ini.tt --. -"
sj.-och m sti'.j'- tt
a iilain s:at-ui :.t
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t-ilts no. I e.lVe rrVl.-W
ejr
m.-iits in its f .v- r t. th- i - "
contain--d in the n
tho 1-a lor of the sir:. . X
mitteo. devot-d ni -t r;;"
flaK-rati-.n of h -'5
As u-ual h'-wi - ".v-"-'
impressive and the t.
att. ntiou. Mr. ! 1
ii.. mU-r f-f th- ' ,r ;:', '..- is'
Bonn. iosj t-o
otTort t. aiTiv v.;. -.. ;
tin- .iehate t.iin-i -
to run ti ' '
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IS l.i 1 "
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ll.. W--OK Willi----' tt
ii.--h.lav. tho rt timet.' -
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meantime. l.:il'.-' "
debate and force a v
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will le tender- l t- -
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this ovenim:. Tile I '" .
d. r tho control oi i. A- t
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er will bo ntortu-:W
dinner at tho Hotel W