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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1878-12-23
FOR SALE.

mighty CHOICE BUILDING LOTS on
IL Wheeling Island; price from $500 10 500
each Only one sixth OF the purchase money re-
quired In cash. The residue may be paid annu
ally In Eve equal installments, With Interest. APP
ply 10 JOHN r. GILCHRlST,
ocSoh At Top Mn.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1878-12-23
GoiNG EAST AND WEST.

GOiNG EAST AND WEST
ON and after Noy. 10 ISIS, all trains daily (eI-
ccpt sunday
Through trains Ia Pittsburgh
. Through tTHius tu Cleveland.
2 Through trains Ia Chicago.
Pulhnan's farl"r Iar between Wellsyllle and
Cleveland
Hotel and Sleeping Car nn all Trains between
Alliance and Chicago.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1878-12-23
IN THE DISTRICT COURT or THE UNITED

TN THE DISTRICT cot RT or THE UNITED
i State District at West Virginia IN hank
ruplCy, In the matter OF James ;. Mnidoon,
bankrupt.
To whom Il may Concern:
The undersigned hereby gives notice Of his ap'
poinlmrnt ~ Assignee of the estate Of James :.
MuldOOn, OF Wheeling IN the county Of ohio,
In said District, aud who was ndjudged bank
rupt to.wit on the 10th day IL september, 4.
ID. 1875. upon his own petition.
Dated nj Wheeling the nth day of November,
4. u. 1873. GEO. ". PHILLIPS,
no27Oaws Assignee
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1878-12-23
A Card.

To all who are suffering from the errors
and indiscretions OF youth, nervous
weakness, early decay. loss al manhood,
DC, will send recipe that will cure
YOU, FREE oP CHARGE. This great remedy
was discovered by a missionary in South
America Send Il self-addresse,i envelope
To the Rev Joseph I. lnman, station ID,
Bible House. New York City.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1878-12-23

q HEAVY STONE WAGONS. EIGHT COAL
- Can, one esrs, one Farm Wagon, oae spring
Wagon, three tea al
COAL BANK RAIL IRON,
Punched and counter sunk. Oue neg sphEz
Wagon b ]. kILlfRiTz,
apis Cor 2aih and Market slreSts-
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1878-12-23
PERSONAL.

An extra car will leave the city on sunday
morning after church services.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1878-12-23

Yearsrof uss have established the te 1
nscity of SpAuLDINa's GLuE. Its hoio
ON the confidence Of the public cannon
he brokens
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1878-12-23
TR!snspo aTArIoN.T
Pittsburgh, Cincinnati & St. Louis

RAILwA',,-PAs-HANDLERoUTE
Time table ,pT East and wsst, November II,
1878. Trains i ave Pan. Handle Depot, loot OF
Eleventh street, near public landing, daily ex'
cept Sunday, VI :eilql.; = lsgf b
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1878-12-23
IMPORTANT FACTS !!
ABOUT BAKING POWDERS.


DIR. Mott. Government chem-
ist, h exposing In the Sctent INC
American, Baking Powders.
adulterated With nurnt Allihil,
White Earth, InsOiuble l'hOs-
phutc Lime, &c. He publishes
an analysis Of some, Including
several sold In this market. IN
which Burnt Alum h used In
order tO reduce the cost. ana
make u cheaper article. The use
OF these powders II certain to
produce COlisti tiOn. Dyspep-
sia, 40. DIR. Mott, while severe
" cOndemning these poisonous
Powders. warmly commences
ba King Powders. properly
made. as convenient, ecOilOnlt-
cal and wholesome. LOGAN,
LIST IL cos EXCELSlOk
BAKING POWDER tulttlis
these conditions IL contains
only pure material, properly
compounded. Every experience
has proved ID to be the best iSnk.
Ing Powder in the market. Ash
Tor the Excelsior! Sold BY the
BEST dealers.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1878-12-23
SIIrIlIIs

During November the gross earnings
oi the railway were S2so, 20s, the expen-
ses Si06,343, and, AFTER paving interest
the net surplus from the months opera
firms Mns 81 l3N
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1878-12-23
Net rnrnings. .-..--......
The interest on the bonds Tor ia
same eleven months is

$3.50 go SIcubcuyillu aud luii
ana railroad, Il per cent 900
S7lun ~tcuhcnvillc and lndi-
ana railroad, per cent. .,....... F,Tc
~ ~ 90 Pittsburgh, Cincinnati
81 Louis railway per cent @,2b ->ol5Hi
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1878-12-23

Z VI PHVsIoIANs.
THOS. J. kISNER, NJ. ID.
nFFICE ASD CONSULTING ROOMS, 2al0
~ Main street Wheeling, W. Va. Can bc con.
suited GA matters pcrtAing tn his profrss,ion
either IN knglish Or UcrmHn,
Chronic Diseases OF the Head. Throat, Lungs
Heart, Liver. Stomach, Blood, Urinary Organs,
Nervous system, Female Complaints aud all
Constitutional Ahpctions treated successfully.
Cure all eases ~ Pile. No detention from
business Medicines furnished II desiird.
Might calls promptly answered from the once.
juclc
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1878-12-23

No. q stops at all stations between Wheeling
aud Grafton.
wE~IBpuSD TRAINS.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1878-12-23

New, Handsome, Spacious
ELEGANT QUIET AND POPULAR.
JOACHIM BEUTER'S.
Genuiuc Turtle Soup served every morning u
nv customers only .f.st.s
All thinsS rs represented. Yuu can get bot.
tie III genuine Ilridsick a. Wadily asa glass of
lager. SEPARATE apartments Tor parties. The
wines and liquors have nu superior ior ace, cd
and tone. No. | KEY West Cigars always on
hand is.O MARKET STREET
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1878-12-23
oauos AND MEDICINES.
GRAY'S SPECIFIC MEDICINE.

The Great Eng.
lish Rcine,iy an
uniailinR cure
for seminal
" sAknySs, SlsI
matITrh,sA I'm
lDlricy, aud all,
diseases that
IllLa a.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1878-12-23

sTriadeiphis Accommodation This train only
runs between Wheeling aud Triadelphia,
tDaily except sunday-Newark Accotnmoda'
ton.
IStcubenyills ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS train
during the day passes backward and forward be
tween Martins Ferry aud Bella.fe, stopping
when required at sherman Ho,ise. Ktnayille,
West Wheeling and Gravel Hill
ELM GROVE RAILROAD.
nN AND AFTER FRIDAY. nkxlkAb Der ~,
~ lss cars will run on the Wheeling AMI
Elm drove railroad rs follows:
Leave Wheeling Leave stsnlm's,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1878-12-23

A GENTS wASTEp-FOR The BET AND
IA f2stset selling Pictorial BOoks add Bibles
Prices redncei - J-E euli NATIONAL PUB
LIsHISO 90, Philada-, Pa. agTta
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1878-12-23
BANKS.
Exchange lSnnk.

Exchange 'hhh'
CAPITAL - a2OO,OOO
II,mIITY oF STOCKHOLDERS, sioO"h
Ihi, bank succeeds Ia the business 81 lhe
Merchants National Bank, ana ,'enis ~ ',',"'
,ut.,,Is commercial paper and bills 0i cNchaiigc.
INTEREST rAID on SPECIAL DEPOSITS
Collections made on all points and proceeds
pf,urutiy rrmiltcd Accounts ut bankers M,h
business Ineu solicited Stockholders liable To
drpusiturs According IA the constitution "' 'he
sI,ir The same ~ IN National banks
DIRE TORS:
y VANCE SAM I,UGHIIS,
= nEI \TI AIN tF\wFuRp BuuTH,
IIrSKY WALLACE, :. li"EhHFiNEH
q. iuTFNNS, u hNihAN,
NM. EIIiS"HAM,
" VANCE, President.
SANI LAUGIILIN. NICE PRESIDENT
JOIIS J. JONES, CASHIER. hnR'
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1878-12-23
RANCE.

y. q. AIDICISSON'S
ININTElI INsrHINCI tGI,Iy mo NOON
rfmuklin Building Wheeling. " Va am
agent Tor the ipllow Inv Old aud rriiRhlr English
and AMERICAN oonI~ni''
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1878-12-23

VINHE STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA, CITY
j Of Wheeling, IN the Municipal Court o
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1878-12-23
Attachment Notice.

lnthc Municipal Court II Wheeling, ~:
Ferdinand Rcinhsrd and Conrad Bmudan,
W.
prtrO Iltsrhrr
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1878-12-23

SURE F1saPS t ,ss, 10 s a.; I.
Who - III ssTes " bay u shen a hrs Eros IN OF
Hair, WhisksrS o. Aastsehez Is Artasily pro
daced. sASDEKs0S a 90, Clinton PIafe
New YORK. acSxnoW
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1878-12-23

In the County Court OF ohio county West Viz
GINA: go
Alfred Caldwell, Administrator, with the will
annexed, Of John Morgan, decd,
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1878-02-15
How a California Mans Sleeping
Room Decided a Seat in
Congress

The following will be read with in
tercst by the readers Of the Democrat.
L. ID. Wiggington was Il resident Of
Iowa county for many years, and is
well known To most Of our people:
The House after two days Of debate,
decided one Of the most remarkable
cases Of 4 contested election which has
ever been presented TO Congress. The
contestant, Peter ID. Wiggington DEM
was awarded the seat by / majorit},
which Romuaido Pacheco Rcp) has
held on II prilna facie case thus far
from the Fourth California District
BY Il bare majority Of / Of the popular
vote, and on which a certificate Of
election was issued 10y mandanns of
the Supreme Court of California
Wiggingtons vote was l9,l03 and
Facheco's l0,104. In going behind the
returns on the merits Of the case the
Committee on Elections found the evil
dencc involved the right of 81 per
sons to vote who did vote ut that elcc-
ti0n. or this number the committee
agreed as to twenty-five, leaving ten
in dispute. In regard to these ten on
which tie committee was divided Il
long and interesting discussion took
place AS to how they should be count
Ell They were challenged for various
reasons. The second one lived on Il
creek which was the dividing line Of
the county, and swore that though he
lived III one county he slept most Of
his time in the other, and therefore
voted in the latter This vote was
thrown ont. Others were alleged to
be non-residGnts, to have voted illcg-
ally. &c, but II majority of the com
mittcc sustained enough as legal
voters TO give Wiggington 4 bare ma
jorty and to knock the prop Of one
vote from under l'acleco. Quite Il
Of Democrats did not sustain
the majority of the committee, among
them Mfr. Potter, who voted against
seating WiSgngton. The case turned
on the facts. 80 fraud in the election
was charged by either side.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1878-02-15
Local Items.

Remember that Susan b. Anthony
lectures IN the CITY Hall Tonight.
The Tribune has our thanks for
tayurS This week.
$t. rarick'a Day, March II, falls ON
Sunday tlisyear
The next Wisconsin State Fair will
bp held 1T Madison.
Read the notice to teachers and
district clerks, published elsewhere.
q. G.. Smith Of Dodgcvillc, has re-
moved his law office To rooms over
JAS. Roberts drug store.
The greater part Of the ice crops
on The two dams adjoining This city
has been cut and packed during the
past week.
Married At SC. Philips Church
February 9th. 1875, by Rev, 5. Trmt,
Richard Brennan to Miss Anuic
phlhaclr Both Of Highland.
The Presbyterian congregation will
reopen their Church next Sabbath,
and i full attendance Of tho congrega-
ton u desired.
Married, hy Rev j. Emory Fisher,
OH Tuesday evening Feb. 18th, ISIS, at
the residence of the officiating minis
ter, Mr.. Richard FitHSimnns and Mrs.
Mary Spang; both Of the town u Min
cral Point.
II IS not the intention Of tho Democrat
tOmarlN amy man To two ladies III one
and the same time; hut va are in.
.ormrd ii treated II poor fellow wi
RidgrWay III this cruel manner last
week
!. lloyland. WHO pretended To have
started m extensive wlteh-Wnrks III
Name county, and sent letters I'LL over
the country offering Il lirst-elaSs tinc.
keeper for the small sum of tiNr dol
Lars and advised said amount 60 Ut
sent by moncy-order through the
mails. and which amount Was sent I'M
many eases, Is nov il tie hands u
United States officers.
Mr. !. Dcller announces e the PEG
plcof Linden and vicinity. tia, Rv
ing moved his branch establishment
mo his new store. III that pacn, Ii,
can give them Ill the advantage 81 :
iull stock VI general merchandise. in
Cluding Groceries, At the santc rate,
O. The goods can he bought far il
larg,r markets. Also, il IS i perma
II establishments and III MillalMaN,
.deaSur e. meet the requirement,
- l> li.toncnls With the hist 4
aee1s ~ ,!la loMpsl ~ prices
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1878-02-15

For The benefit of the Reading Room,
some of the furniture Of which is not
yet paid for, 4 literary and musical en-
tcrtinncnt will be given at the City
Hall on Tuesday evening, the Goth of
this month. q most tempting pro
grafnme will be carried out and the
fee Will bc remarkably low.
There will be no reserved seats.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1878-02-15
From Dodgeville.

1T may not be known to the public
nevertheless it is true that Dodgeyille,
has Z first-class cigar mandatory.
Ray Il Muehlhauser, at Prideaux's
building. opposite Dodgcyille Hotel.
have been working very industriously
for some time past, and have now on
hand Il stock of excellent cigars winch
they will sell to dealers on the most
reasonable terms.
The Temperance Alliance will hold
their regular monthly meeting ut the
M. Il. Church Oh Monday evening Of
next week.
superintendent Jones las been in
town visiting the schools, spending
considerable time in every depart
mcnt. We don't know what he thinks
of them on the whole: but we have
heard him express IL favorable opinion
Of tile "A" class at the Town Hall
school. "Such Students said he,
should have q better building to study
in and we agreed with him; not be
cause he said 50, but because We
thought so ourself.
Mrs. Rogers, wifeof Matthew Rogers
died 1T her home, in this village, on
Wednesday Of last week. Her funcr-
III took place on Thursday. The flu
neral sermon was preached by Rev
G. Cook at the Nj. +. Church, on sun
day night. A few day after the
death Of Mrs. Rogers, another death
took place-that Of Mrs. Cox, aged
about 81 years, wife of james Coz, Of
this place She was buried ON Mon.
day, Of this week funeral services by
Mr. Cook.
A few days since, we we were
shown some wagons IN process OF
construction, at the shop Of PaScoc
4 Bro, and aS we were examining the
ironing, and expressing i favorable
opinion in regard to it, our attention
was called to the wood work and the
excellent quality Of the material used.
"It is II pity to paint such timber"
said the boss, and we agreed with
him, not because he said 50, hut be
cause we are IL good judge Of small
matters ourscll.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1878-02-15
Mineral Point r. r.
pLATTEvlLLE DIVISION.

doINa EAsT. NJ GOING wraT A. NJ
IcayG plutlrvlIe, 10 Leave Mineral P't = 30
do Belmont ~ Arrive GNlhmlhu, 10 70
Arrive Calamlnr, B35 Leave do ~ 10
lepyr do 100 Leave Belmont, II 20
Arrive Mini Point 70 Arrive l'laltcvie II 50
hREfGHT iND .1GC0 HWODtT lON,
dulEG EAAr. nm doiNa WEST, +. ".
l.cnyr l'mitcyillu | IS Leave Gnlammo 10
do Belmont 2D1 do Belmont 10
Arrive Gnluminc 26l Arrive i'Nttcyillc 40
gN Passengers leaving Mineral Point NJ 6l5
a. NJ. cun reach Madison NJ ! r VI. Tho sunle
dny by wny of frceport and Caledonia.
GllAS E, GALE, Agent.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1878-02-15
MARKET REPORTS
ny ollR ltrGtLAE REPORTER,

~ w ~ TFFV'' - N 49, ~ 7 F7'N'
There has bccn but little change in
in the markets during the past week;
the amount of produce
brought To market WAS quite large.
Tn Thursday, February tth were rs
frllnMu.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1878-02-15
O., M. Sc st. Paul r. r.
Illinois Central r. r.

The only route running through cars between
nrrcn nnd Chicago. The only route 10 ~,
I.0uie Cairo, ana the south, and 70
Dubuque, Sioux City Omaha and vert.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1878-02-15

SllONIl aplllt NdSUllS III plOCCHo VI
construction, at the shop Of Pascoc
4 Bro, and ~ we were examining the
ironing, and expressing i favorable
opinion in regard to it, our attention
was called to the wood work and the
excellent quality Of the material used.
ut IS II pity to paint such timber,
said the boss, and we agreed with
him, not because he said 50, but De
cause we are good judge Of small
matters oursell.
The following from the Marshal
town, Iowa, Statesman is very inter
cSting, but it isn't ut all applicable
to our case. Oh, no,
"Why don't you buy power press,
Cook ~ inquired several enthusiastic
democrats, az We took our locked up
pages OF type through the streets on 4
Wheelbarrow to Il steam printing
press, ow ned hya rich printing firm
Why don't we buy the Boarlman'
House, Woodbury. block and the pub
liz square? Why don't We raise HI on
four dollars and half2 IT is easy
enough to do I'LL these things provided
wc have the collatcralS, but nj the
present writing we have not mon
ey enough to buy achecsc press. Print
ing Democratic newspapers in Iowa
is like pedgling peanuts IN i grave
yard,
The Courier journal has the follow
ing to say about the Returning Board:
The Returning Board thieves are
no doubt Il little astoniShcd, 'and per-
haps mortified, AT he Indifference Of
their Republican friends to their AZ
rest. Republicans Of responsibility
hover, are beginning to realize that
any defense Of these Scoundrcls i'll i
direct compromise of their own integ-
ritN, ana il II difficult to see how the
Administration Ill Washington has
been led To- put such rotten material
10 40 the Government business in the
New Orleans tuStum-houSr. The ap-
pointmenis of Wells. Anderson and
CaSsanavr were hlots on the civil
service reform programme. for the
President might us well have ap-
pointed to these offices amy thrceo the
most desperate burglars TO lie fonnd
in a state pcntcntiary.
The New York sun is responsible
for the following: The Rev Dr.
John Hall recently had the fraudulent
President for u nearer, and was
"eheered' te Soc linn behave iii 4
decorouS way \ good many ycars
ago q President of the | nited States
Who lao 10 faint ~ fraud either iii
his titlr OF his nature, entered i meet
ing house after the sermon had begun
The minister was not Il ductur Of
divinity, hut 4 plain, asl-faShincd
Methodist preacher. lie MAS holding
forth on the trrrors of he'll that was
rather ioyprite topiCMitll Methodist
preachers il hose DAYS when i min
lister sitting behind him in the pulpit
suddenly twitrhed his coat tail: "Bru-
ther, Gen, Jackson has: just come in"
Zen. Jackson" shouted Gle preacher,
"Who is C'cn. jackson? Ii he doesn't
repent and get religion, Ged will send
Gen. Jackson - he'll u quick IS He
would u Guinea Niger Old Hickory
stayed after meeting 10 Shake hands
with him. .rnd thts Nete WatA irieA!>
;hraasll lie.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1878-02-15
Time Tables.

Chicago and North western Rail
way.
7 me Of departure of Passenger TrainB IRON
Frceport.
Leave for Chicago and East 20 m
do do do ........."..''..lGbV u III
, 1878-05-24
Cr9 nvTV TO TIE SETTLER.

NVprv m"n who comes into this country
with t.cjCrminH ion 20 remain. and who
rnutS lis household goods amOrg us.
merits something more than the usual
greelin accorded the stranger. lie is en-
titled - noi only y generous welcome, but
ryerv riilcu who has the welfare Of thp
community ~ heart eh0nld see that tlc
Il u ger dos not ill INFO the hands OF
sharpe1>. who will rob hin Of his sub
'fmco. ilnulrcd> and thouslnd are cam
here. with barely sufficient money to
'akp up II lract OF band and erect u tCmpor-
Irv shelter IO, heir little ones IrickstcrS
and confidence Ope TtorS abound every
whcr and though The adn- ion is pain.
IN. Walla Walla has its toll quota. 70
lrevpnt the new conner from falling a prey
30 those ,lilllurS every sptrgunrd should hc
tlrn'r around l'm. This country needs
pop la ion; idp ha ,dS eluip ultvati i
ana nrW avenues ot Industry dryc Oppd.
viii increased population and the rU.tiva-
tion o. The soil. aud with the inauguration
1T manufactures comes wealth; and IOl.
lowing IN the IJolstcp, of wealth viii
90 ne tfr NCanS Of iran purtatirn Tor
which we are now daily ptavin4 Nn
'''l''Nl il'l'N' iliNl- liIill NlNl tbilF~ INI'
roW j. worth a dozen who vii! come when
the country j. mon advanced Some
premium ought to b. offered 10 those
Who~C confidence Terdr> il possible for
them to bear up ,heerfu'Iy under the com
plaiive hM-hip' If Ihr pres Mt and
Win whose Ia'h is compiled n firm belief
HAT TIE inlur" : lrightrl with prosperity
Y b. r3ln who has earned TO labor and
10 wall J., iptnitely more valmbc than
Whole city tuil of hlngrrS-Ol and mcu
"hpsa wits supply that which is the rep
lrSutHthe ut the abor al othcI-. Every
time We luCrf one who tills the Soii We i'll
Voluntarily raise our hat, tor hr in the
h"adcSl 'rnsc i. - public bcucMt0r. and
- .ll'li i worthy oi homage. nom him
drrrud Hl mankind and Gpon hi labor
a"d uuon ric fruits ot hi~ toi mn,iona 0r.
iudhd"d and tlrir existence naiutHilpd:
Hld without hiiu there would bu u,ighcr
nrn-pIliN nor mppiam.>. Tive rru gen.
i,'nrr ], IN" farmer dnd o., lac pru. .1"I.3 .o
dnrS t'tt Nhol community. ~ wealth
hl, i origin in he soil ,ud the mau wnu
r'uw, among u- for ih. wrpu-n ~ &C.
rHt lr. "yrn hui enc Hrfu /. ntUld ru
nl"r - 'l""ull. and u"rr. v,'ruur ,nan
llr who Won hi size fu y'rr, amid IN,
scenes % Il blood, '.ir.-.u.. ". estates
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lnr ,lIr.i san Fra .ri-,o ur cisco their
way 10 'hc sound
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Schuiile and Doc. tiiJg"rn,d. the tri-
lows Nh4 hlwg'aIiIcd the SrhNabacher
store ~ StdilIc. who rlarhtd the
Northern Pacific Company Sa'c Al IA
anna, anII who stole the ahaiour jewclry
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We dread 10 see thp UlymDia-Teniuo
Railroad competed if ir- record T., ~ prov.
aS bloody Is that OF the Seatt L u d Na q
Nalm l,ld Deaths. broken !rp,. man
nlo,l limbs. an,ult,d fingers. >ma.lrd ears,
and dozens of minor accidents have formed
the NApIc Of Statt q locaI news yer slrc,
lhe road mS been in ourrHllun. AnG
most Of these have been the direct result
cl care .csSmcss. .-" Courier"
~ '''NVC'NI'h w 'l'IdlI''9 "h Wv
BeIiln%Ihm Bay Coal company : Wine AT
Schomc, has involved 'ilrrct rcdIcilon oi
tbcdSSrs>nrnt "l that CumpaHN III WHAT
com 'ounlN. to Tive Il n"'irt "t at 'tnSl
@'o'U0A WilIr the rec utuoh III the NHl,ia-
mon "' adjoining property may ne safely
cHIlWhi'u at |d0'VuO more. ihAkiHg 10
TAI 'oSS to me laXahir valuation OF tht
county "i S",OON. Nuu l." VI an e%
pehhi' llre III "lr nlust OF over Foouo G.
nlont' III wages t'c'' "nd the loHS 10 tI't
taxpayers ana genera prosperity oi UN
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