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__ price low enough, >Whe’n you efgejél 7, S - r .1 3 . .k . ‘ . fl. ;, .’ 1 ,,, , _- . » ' .- --' \ ; _ __ p '. , _§ . , , , 1 :7 ' . __ __ . -A -- .. :1 ,. .» '3. ~- _3 ¥ twalk Isla‘h‘ds.’ 361001} them 0 :0 'de
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-. ' ' . _ GRAND RAPIDS, Mich, Aug. 24.—De— - ‘ - - - , . .
Collapsed Ireland Building Visited by gectéve hfiowers Eras :abaurytfh‘lb in ”If,“ It Is Perfectly Natural, However, and
u . ea w 'e arres lng we 0 ‘e‘raln ro - ‘ - . -
7 the Coroner’s Jury. bers who held up the Chicago and West Seems Larger Than It Is. . - ' '
' _ Michigan passenger train on Tuesday ‘ ' ' ~
night near New Richmond. The shooting ' GORNEBI MAIN AND WALL STREETS N0
THE PRISONERS RELEASED. gicurred in a smoker of the north bound FALL PROSPECTS ARE GOOD. ’ u
H. . ‘ rand Rapids and Indiana train. ' 3 .
Word was sent to ol'c 'h (1 ha t rs ‘ ‘ - a '
Each of the Accused Mén Was Obliged to that two strange menp ghteabggrdla Elaelm The Bond Syndicate Has Not Prevented Ex— 3 w ’ . :
Furnish Bail In the Sum of $2,500. Shore train at Dorr station and came to ports 0f G0” 88 It Might Have Done N‘Rthfivewfi "Em-N
Construction of the Qentral :his :ityi. {fi‘heylvlv'itsre see: gnbthe outgo- if It Had Wished’—‘Fallures
. -~ ' ng re 11 or a rains a . een un er 1'
Pier the Point at Issue. surveillance for the suspects. Reported For the Week.
——, As Detective Powers was going through ——‘—
New Yonx, Aug. Bah—The jury which the train he saw two .men in the smoker 'an Yonx, Aug. 24.—R. G. Dun &
is sitting at the inquest into the disaster W110 tallied Wlth the description given: Cd’s weekly review of trade says:
1 of the Ireland building, where 15 lives He grabbed one end_ at the some tlme The volume of business shrinks, as is
3 were lost on Aug. 8, suspended the hear- blew 1115 Whlstle fOl‘ 81d, as other POhGG- natural in August, and the Shrinkage
ing of testimony todayand visited the mglhwel'e 11130531311 $311113 tfil‘ougbh. Otl'iher Cal‘si seems rather larger than usual because VV h f d 1 f
- ‘ , ruins. ' - 01110111911 0 GW 15W 15 c 01160 transactions in July were somewhat in- e ave :1 BW OZSII (3 ll. YO \ D - ' 1 ‘
BRI DGEPORT- The Purpose of this Was that the jurors, the men drew a revolver and shot him flated for that month. Some industries th h b Y ‘ ll V111 find them on the OPPOSlte counter flom Where
’ who are builders’. architects and engi_ Enough the 1,8ad,,,nd hem, both, ,3, are doing more than ever beforem Au, $16370 mi? team. on can have your choice for 480., laundered or unlaundered, 50c or
3 g" . neers should have an opportunity of per oor. gust and the prospect for fall trade is a a 6 same 1'er - ' .
THE 9 sonally inspecting the wrecked structure, AS the other 1301100111611 ”rushed in in re- good, in others, although much depends . 3' ’ ‘ p e’ 480 Vve want the room for a great MHSlll’l Underwear sale'
of seeing the class of work that was gen— SPODS'e 1‘20 his whistle the two men fled on the crops, and the outcome is less clear ‘ ' v
' orally done' there by Contractor Parker and Jumped from the train, escaping in than speculators on eithei‘ side are dis- ' -
D. Q Read and his subordinates and to closely exaln- 17th garkllllelss. 1 f posed to admit. Industrial troubles have 5 ' I '5' . = ‘
ine the central pier, No. 3, the foundation 9 W 0 e ( otectiVe orce was at 01100 not entirely ceased, but during the past V ‘ , .
of‘which gave way. ‘ ~ called 0111". and every available policeman week have become less threatening. . l N .
COMPANY. The construction of this has been the W35 detailed 130 SCElI‘Ch the country fol‘ the In the Marquette region the closing of " l 3
Pivotal point on which the whole coroner’s despeé'aéloii- hDetegtive 1Fowers was 1‘0- mines seems certain. The settlement 0 1 t f L d , I
~ , investigation has .turned. The whole move 0 ' 6 039i a 1 W ere he died. of wages in the window glass works 111‘ usua ime 01‘ a a l S i . ' “ ' ‘3
trend of the evidence has been to show » "—‘—’— foreshadows higher prices, and the care ,, 77 - e BIQSIIH.Un.derVYear sale IS 111 January, but ClI'Cllm-
WISE MOTHERS who was responsible for its defects, who MA women Charged wan Menu...-EV pet workers about Phfladelphia’ by pm fiancfgs aléer cases. The Circumstances this time is a large manufacturer wanting money
‘ authorized the reduction of the concrete INNEAI’OLIS. Aug. 24.—Mrs. ora osin to acce t hioher wa es after Se t. e O I' ' "‘ ' S ’ 1 ‘ '
AND from the thickness of 18 inches as the Perkins W35 arrest-ed hero charged With I1’6, hike the Eanksbof empgloyers, so tight 1. 1 t8 eIqu 500 dOZBH [3133085 ?f thls season S.make’ for caSh' The OffGl was low and W‘:3
PRUDENT FATHERS plans required, to 12, and who is to blame Elie mzllrder of lier1s1ster, 'Mrs..Louis Haw- nearly an consented to an advance of 7% LOO ( l . . you want UllClel W831, HOW IS YOUI' tlflle to buy ahead. f0]? they are great Values
W'll h th ' :01. ms bemg bunt over an abandoned 01s- cnii’nii 51331.?th nlligitdlgghengnggg £338 peggent" f h t h f 11 t Corset COVSl’S f O 9 1: 69 "a
1 $0011 3V6 . 611‘ cm. ’ .- . , . a e eprlceo W ea as a en 3V cen s ‘
11 f » When Contractor Galligan's .men clear- on her 11fe-- Mrs. Hawkins dled Aug. 9 during the week, recovering a fraction on ’ I m C. O C. “
weat er eye open 01' 118W ed away the debris after the fall of the in- four hours after the overturning of a lamp Thursday in spite of all efforts to hold back Drawars from I 90 1: $ I 25
Fall buying if not already terior of the structure, they found that near a bed where she lay ill. A similar supplies from farms and to encourage buy- a i ' . O . .
. . ’ ' the concrete and stone at the base or the accident several weeks before aroused sus- in . Wheat ou ht to o abroad fr 1 n - '
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valtlélg, may e, 01‘ a _more central pillar had cracked, and that the PIOlOIl- IDVBStightiOD and arrest followed. present prices, but Atlantic exports, flour bhclnlee? from 25C. to 59C .
settle season ste d ' pillar was driven seven feet into the earth. ———‘—"‘ included have been only 1 352 602 bushels _
’ _ a y 0001 It was also found that one part of the The Emma! Jap‘mege' for the week, against 2, 6.134, 7254 last year SkirtS, frOlTI 25C to $ I ,98.
weather. concrete rested on the wall of and project- 5315002133 Augie—The Japanese glfv- and for four Weeks only 4,348,632 bushels '
-— _ ed over an old cistern. In order to give ernmen lroug igs consulates, has ta en against 10 937,447 last year. Naturall 'or ’
Made up Sheets, PIHOW- the concrete in the cistern 3. support its 1133781327: to lnIcrea-so the already large trade the 57 cent’wheat of the Pacific coast still Nluht ngns’ from 39C to $ I ‘75
- thickness was increased to over two feet etWeen span and the United States. goes forward freely in place of the Atlan- ' ‘
Gases and Bolsters. Made 111 that it might rest on the bottom. The Chamber of Commerce has received tic su lies. Corn has also declined 41 ' ' . . ' » ‘
_ pp A A compelete line extra $129 Gaiment for stout ladies W -> h '1 the l t t t l
the same careful way that At Coroner Fitzpatrick’s orders the pil— from Japan SIX cases of smoked and salt- cents, while pork and lard, with accus- . - . . H V '3’ .ave a“ J a BS S y es
’d ,1 th h . lar and its footing were not disturbed, as ed Japanese fish, which the chamber is tomed inconsistency, risea shade as com Empire Gowns, Umbrella Sizirts and Drawers, high and low neck cover with V and square
you ma {3 em at ome , he was anxious that the 'ur should see it invited to sample and asgertain if a mar- declines. Cotton has advanced a sixteenth - ' .
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made to wear W611, Wash W811 just as it was after the collapse. Work- List 1721' the product is obtainable in this to 7.75 cents without any definite change in '
_ . . . men were on hand today to draw out the 001111 ry. crop} prospects, and as usual the immense ' ’
33133511331353; 3313;113:133 Pillar beforgtgf juggle-Th Compos’ c............... Condemns... gggggrgfagtgggf,53:33:33,330$115,313; OUR GIFTS 0F FURNITURE.
. ans 9 eory. . c ,
. — It is believed now that since the central MHA‘VANA’ Aug. 24.-—Capta1n .General 3’000’000 bale? American, is by most trad- ,
Rich Cut Glassware line of the pillar fell without the cistern amnez do Gamma has “mowed m “S 110“ appremated
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B' t'ful C k U f 1 wall when it was in place and part of the 3f,§;;m,;;,‘;,n,o2:31:13;if$333333,0313;;V2355;egg;~ , com Exports. 3 Have proved so populai, and some of 0m deal cusfnmers, who had not quite fill€d their
-_ K??? a r 001; 1:313” thut :figcki'leltiliidiigstefdelplzvtilleozlvgllthth‘evwfig'hlfiglf whose duty it will be to guard Havana, lotubifisheld1 ixplargatiortlls (filtheblarg: ex- card, have requested us to extend the time, and of course we always do What our customers ,
1 C 811W re— in S a g 1 e a 1 The battalion will be com osed of bankers per 5 0 go “‘79 een 1" 7111 81'65 ing - T w l ' 3 ' I' r
every-housekee er tgkes ride- apted as a fulcrum. Hence F119 concrete and merchants. They will) not be allowed but the one factwhich 00311135 is that th‘é ask us .to do. VV 6 shall extend Lie time to OCTOBER lst. If you have iilled yours, get
. P _ P . tilted and cracked, and the pile gave way. 1 to take the field against the insurgents, syndicate has not prevented exports, as it another one. 3
In. The greater then‘ pride The fall of the floors naturally followed. but they will be permitted to send substi- eVidcntly might. have done, and that fact . '
‘ the more OSltl 6 ve Such is the theory being followed by the tutes. is_1nterpreted 1n oppos1te ways. Some rig T 1
P V l are district attorney’s oflice. . —-—-—-—— think the bankers are assured of a turn in
they’ll buy here. It’s human As to who authorized the change in Cleveland Will Press the Button. foreign exchange very soon, while others I
. » thickness of concrete in violation of the ATLANTA Aug 24 —It has been ar- infer that the light exports of produce .
nature. law there has been a direct contradiction ran ’ ' - I - ' ‘
ged that Pres1dent Cleveland Will now and the probabihty of light exports .. .. . ,
' .—- of testimony which may result in a charge touch the button at Gray Gables on Sept. for two months to come have inclined the '
Blankets— ust as ou’ve of perjury being made against some of the 18 and set in motion the machiner s d' t t 1 t n .1: M k i TELEPHONE
. yand yn me e o e icmar e a e ts course, CALL 57.4
alwa S founthhem thg best men who have thus far testified. . . unfurl the flags on the Cotton States and In August, thus far, exports from New 5 ‘.
Th y 1.1;. 7 1 dfld ilAl‘chltethlt - lgehcli‘eaf tElwore pcfiutlvely; Industrial exposition buildings. The prin- York hive been 19 pier cent less than last 1
e qua: 1 183'1 are Sp 611 1 , W 911 011 9 8 an a 0 never new 0 cipal address of the opening day will be year, W 116 imports lave been 17 per cent I .
- ‘ the existence of the cistern or of the delivered by an orator of national re uta- greater than last year. For reasons al- I ' ~ ‘
but the 'Pnces are very, V9137 change of the thickness of concrete until tion whose name is not ég made 1113110, ready suggested the exports of bread- J". : . '
reasonable But don’t feel after the disaster Thomas Murray Con y p stuffs are light and cotton will hardly g I ‘ , I ‘ I
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- - - tractor Parker’s foreman swore that he Indiana For Harrison. forward freely 1f the crop proves as short " “ I
sauSfied \Vlth readlng about had plans for the concrete, base calling for TOLEDO, Aug. 24.—Gcneral Thomas H. as most people suppose. But no stringen- . -
them, ask to see them. 18 inches. He laid 12 inches under Beh- Nelson of Terre Haute, cx-United States cy is threatened in the money markettand ' ~
. .__ ' rens orders. , minister to Mexico and Peru, said: “Al_ the domestic employment of money is so It
. Ladies’ Shll‘l} Walsts an Youdale, Behrens foreman, after the most every Republican in Indiana wants inadequate that goldflcxpcrts are actually
. - _ ’ . concrete was laid in three pillars, remon- Harrison for the presidential nominee in hailed With asense or relief by some bank- .,';
SlZBS, and the prettiest to be strated=with him and asked by whose au- 1896. The sentiment in favor of the eX_ ers. 3.:
had- We’ve Put 31013 of the Eli’iiflifiaiil?Siifiiecflie‘ii? 1823‘ President is steadily $13ng the “WW heft? $333; £33: 223%? 5129587033; 5
. . _ over and I think he will be nominated.” ' ‘ ' . ge ’ g *5 3'?"
«. hi 11 grade ones $1.25 land and said that Behrens had told him that ’ _________ relatively smaller as the summer pro- " '"
(10%V11 to 75 'CeIltS It: gives it wasall right. At his request Youdale Governor ”can“, Is Gay. grasses, and for the week is only 10.7 g g;
' made a memorandum to that 'efiect in I, . per cent larger than last year but 10.9 $2: :
d b1 1 f 1311 - _ , SEATTLE, “8811., Aug. 24.—-Referrlng . ’ _, L», -
one Oll 3 V3. 116 or en Murray 3 book. 11 d to a report published in the Portland Ore_ per cent smaller than 111 1892. The aver- Pl: 3“ 2
money, almost. Makes hvely . AmeW a... . Am in: .
- a . . ' . . for the office of senator Governor McGraw . D ’ .' ’, ‘ .m 08‘ Iii-v ‘3
selling, too—that S What. gave any instructlons for a change in the said today .. As to those dis atches I earnings show a slight decrease compared 5. :-
We’re after. ~ ’ concregeiiistthficknfissdfo any fine. The r:- can only say that nobody has bcgn author- with last year for theffirst time since Feb- E 7" °.
. ,3 . b1) (1 U d sponfiil i ytior t at safer litilgesl aggfhy ized to speak for me.” He declined to be ruary, and the ratcla1 o ldeCiease compared 3. 13.
Ladles 1'1 3 t n liarvvear 2:11:11 gsequcs on as o w o au- or ze e interviewed on the subject further. With 1892 :EesGrat :rI a;ge:,115.9 percent. ,3 :
—summer arinen s t at e .' . - -————-—- °' "’3 n “s r ”9' ’ ‘
t 11g Cl. 11 V3 ASSISEB’? £15331"?bAtfiorgeytglIFIntge Iron Company's Oflleers Accused. It is a relief to turn to the great indus- - ‘27. E
_ “73an 0 SG , an ave ma 6 5:12:39” 0 n 0“ W 0 15 ‘4 lng e MILWAUKEE, Aug. 24__Judge Austin tries, in which the enormous orders placed g 3,; .
the prices , 5, 10, 15, 19 and " _ Accused Men Gm, Bun. has issued an order compelling the oflicers 501110 Wtfelfs 01' months “go cause phenom:
25 is t d 't , h - . of the Milwaukee Malleable Iron company enel aotwlty for the season In Iron, not- i; .».J ;
con 0 O 1 , 0t GI‘WISe .Dennis J- Buckley, (Eh; ex—building in- to show cause Why.the company should withstanding some uneasiness because the :3 3:;
you’d have to pay double. Specmdvzh36W95darr°s”§00’3’ 13°31“ 5’ 3213;" not ,be put into the hands of a receiver. J. output has greatly Increased. heavy Pur- n ' "
w - 1' h , (1 day an e un er $2} a oawal ‘ e P. Hummel, one of the stockholders, com- 0113335 by two leading companies have ad- ‘5’. 3:
-L 1418 e t we Vests, 39 cents. action 0f the grand Jury 011 a charge 0f plains that the ofiicers have grossly mis- vanced the price of Bessemer 50 cents, and 2:; e;
L d' , —fl b 9‘11 nlefisaagshger 1113i the 838m: dggll‘fge7vgur: managed the affairs. a new combination has raised galvanized
a les m re 33—311 1118 e .011 5- error" 91‘ 0 05 ______.._______ barbed wire to $1.80; While combinations ,3"
almost endless veccty- all We... m common
y . d C J Fitz t ick h din din ss SAN FRANCISCO, 03.1., Aug. 24-"The Wire, and advance in prices is expected. , ‘
st 133 of handles all nah- aY- 01‘01361‘ Pa 1‘ a 1‘83 e - _ - - - In cotton goods the demand is rather :2 .1 3
y 3 q payment of d1v1dcnds by the Peeiflc bank . . -..
t. 11 . three large stages to carry them, .with the has been judicially stopped bv the United more active as the price of the 173W ma- 1’. p
‘ 193, a pnces. . gent erreuc'1 of counsel rgpriientlng all of 8mm court until a matter of: $5 000 de terial advances, but otherwise the busi-
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1‘ ‘ 7 , - 1 e 390118;; tpearspnstgn (“0 :rs Tori; r posit made by Samuel Montague & 00., ness has ”Ob materially changed, and the '3; 7"?
Ten mustn t fOI get that 655 imp one 11 c 535 er, 0 e - - quotation for print cloths 1S ashade lower ~ :2:
f th k d. b .ld. t W ll bankers, of London to be pald t0 aresl- . . is: 1':
thisstoreis their store, u... eras... “e a is of ofw 2:113:93.Saharacarriers: -— ~ - 2:-
dry goods prices on their duds MA- J- YO‘IgalgilTliome; felkeré T119111»; fa°t°my setfled' ' have been l6,847,200 pounds, of which . , , .
- - - ’ urray an 341' 85‘ 9 rens 1711115 e # ’ 9 121 300 pounds Were domestic against 3: ‘. ' ,4 . _ 3 ' " 5
means a big saving ,m the bonds today- They had been paroled In 1b,07§,950 last year, of which 13, 316,350 .93 '- " , .
course of a. year— twould the custody of the“ lawyers were domestic, and 23,361, 400 in the same - _ 7_ ,3, . ‘ u .,_ Lgé g}:
' - , ‘ ——'————‘— weeks of 1892 of which 17 015 900 were ' » " ~ ' . .. E .25:
surprise them to, reckon 11'. up. Mountain Climbing Killed mm. domestic. But the speculatic’ie bfiyerg still f. the hei ht f t b f t. . l) h . . . 3
Medium weight Shll‘lS, 75 c. TACOMA, Aug. 24.—Rev. I. T. Miller, hold prices very stifliy and are supported if. g 9 0 acco;per cc 1011) a to aCCQ t at nelther bIteS the tongue, 01'
1.1:: i 50- F' ' d pastor of Fowler church, has died from by the strength in foreign markets. No 3; - fouls the pipe. _ Delights the young smoker thoroughly satisfies the old
qua 1 y 01‘ C. 1116 gra; e 13]) ' f ’ ’
_ . e effects of exposure experienced while marked. change appears in demand or smoker It’s all tobacco re d b th LORILLARDS—th t, Wh
Shirts and Drawers, 50 cent‘ climbing Mount Tacoma. He was caught woolen goods, but there is increasing up .1, ' , P Pare _ Y e a S Y°
each in :11. lsteriliii at an altitudie of mi, 000 1feet prehension slh'owiifby agents rigarding the ‘ SOld. everywhere, 2 oz, for 5C° T V" 11;. - ‘
, ‘ an ay 9. nig expose to,a W nd b ow- extensive sa es 0 oreign woo ens. ; .- 3: 3,3... ,W,_ _. ., .3 ,. . , ”m _ , .. , ,3 , ,. __ _. L M
' in 80 miles an hour. He was cha lain of Failures for the week have been 222 in —————— —— ‘3 ’3 ” ' " " " " " ' " ' " ' ' -- " ’ '- ' ‘ ' ~"
tth' tf'thIll' ' Edi th U'tdSttB it234lt ‘
9 me y- our incis regimen ur ng e n1 e a 8 use us as year
the war. and 43 in Canada against 33,1ast year. BOXING 8 I Q“
arrows.-. __ _ . [mg and "inner
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11 NE“; Yonx,AAiug. 24"E.h§00131mbian 1.3.. ,1, 1 g if BUTTE, Mon., Aug. 24.-——An attempt I I I , V. » 7 V ' "
he s camer vance, w 10 arrived to- C: ._ --- :1... was made by some unknown miscreant ' ’ . ‘7 ‘1
day from Colon, brought as a passenger l-I-l “gluing?gmmflll-Eflyfllylfliém a i. to blow up the east bound Northern Pa- ' ' S I N h
azprlfiegé?hgfio€v% $32311)? Iii-1111:2155 g: g %‘ E ::' cific passenger train by placing a stick of House and Slgn Palnter .a-nd' V .. ' '
. ' ' ’ . ' ~ II— -“ dynamite in a frog at a. junction halfa . - . , ' ; ' .
ire:-wtzrsnsasidecreased 3 E ~. m... Nearly a... Paper Hanger GWEN BY ' , a... a... a
_____:_1_—_’ ' a ll“ ”mm agangcggln‘mnillfitninESSiu —— _ trailn gagseg‘hovlerstthe dlyngfiiige bifiire it - ‘ 21111.1 Bummelhshitlngs’l lnn prepared to make
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Deserting the Missionaries. Do no; be deceive: by infrlnge- 2. 231,32; was Sadly fhjfigredfbulnno 13:. S . k , PI’Of George Yoerger em up 1n. .e 8‘ ”'38 ,y 65
LONDON, Aug. 24.—A Shanghai dis- ments 0 name. Petc age 01' Cigar- was injured, Fine toga ‘ . ' ~ , ' —-—-
atch to The Times sa s that H. M. s. ette. ‘I ——.———-—+— ' ~ . ‘ “ * “i ' " , ' '
II,{,alnbow 10ft, Fuchau yfor Yokohama, THE ONFY GENUINE f. The. Bond sylldicate’DIMlte. , {_ Priv'at-‘e fes'sbn-s at 'home" if desired F. : KOCOUR’ .
' though her presence at Fuchau is urgently s i a m I a H i; BOSTON Aug. 24.—The government _ * ' a .. . , . ' . ' . .. _' 3 ’
required. . wee all a lgflre Es 1‘ bond syndicate has deposited $700,000 in '_ Vlall Paper‘ £91,110?“in 121953033: $10- _ 7 NM"! Mam. St! South. larva”.
Professor Ryder Examined. . Bearthefac slmile signature-of . gold in the 'subtreasury here. They took 'f " e ' ’ A 5915450 guaranteedevery pupil. ' ' . .- : ~ ‘ .
, 3 ' . legal tenders in exchange for the entire -. , ' 1.‘ 5px . " “ ‘ " “ s - . . . . . _ , . ,- i 3‘
Litiitlf‘ieliaziat‘tieftgtiioft‘if‘ Wm“- -———'——————-' - “a?”pmmpflhilgfiiwyer-3'e ""iir’i cum-Sr ° J‘ p‘mmgs'" 7 *
'liam Henry Ryder from the charge that . ’A' $25,000 Fire at Marion, Ind. Shop and Residence: .. 4—- . 0 ' eorge .. ocrger. UNDERTAKER i
" his beliefs were contrary to the Andover ' on the packagp and-on each cigarette; MARION, Ind., Aug. 24,—The Indiana '1 -. e ‘3 '-~ Mm" : » * NorWalk. Conn. ' ' 4Knight $199va opposite 4 ’ . ,
creed. ‘ ’ . , , . , '1‘ AKE NEDNE WITHOUT. . Horseshoe factory owned by a stock come 47 ElV 61‘ Street..NQrwalk ' Or ' -‘ - s . Street W“! 96903 . . '- , ‘
_ r, , » , . . _ , - ,- ~' - apply at 1101118 Pottéi‘ 8. H1 331; 11- OFFIOE ,. ' « -'
... . 3 . .. - .. _, ‘1 . __ . . ,pany, was burned. Loss,r$25,000; no in- . m ' ' . ” ,e -‘ e! " N16 ‘ . _ ‘- - . '..‘
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