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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-09-28
POINTS ON People
The Most Recent News OF y Personal
Character.


Character.
&c. Hale, OF Writ county, is visiting
friends in the city.
Mr.. Chas T. Caldwell. of Parkersburg, Is
stopping at the Mcclure.
MMr. John Clary leaves for Franklin,
Pa. on q short visit to friends.
Geo. P. Mill, q large liquor man OF Chi
csgo, is visiting friends in the city.
Mrs. P. Z. linn is visiting her grand
daughter, Mrs. Sheffield, Of Cleveland.
Messrs. Mclaughlin and Anderson left
for Beaver, yesterday, TO attend the fair.
Vim. N. Cayton, Esq, editor of the
Tucker Democrat, st. George, was in the
city yesterday.
i'm. Orr, travelling agent of the B. & o.
railroad, of Columbus, is stopping at the
Mcclure House for few days.
R. B. Owen, prominent hardware man
of Detroit, Michigan, arrived here yester.
day. He wishes TO buy large quantity OF
nails.
1t appears from the present outlook that
Capt James MalOney will have no opposi.
tim for the position OF Superintendent OF
the Workhouse.
Mr.. w. w. Irwin, late bookkeeper at the
BenwOod mill will leave in few days for
Rome, Ga, where he will enter into the
furniture business.
S p. Mccormack, a member of the Ma
tiOpal Republican Executive Committee OF
Grafton, arrived here yesterday and is
stopping at the New Mcclure
Washington Beck, a prominent glass man
of Pittsburg, accompanied by Henry II.
Pitts, of New Castle, England, who has
only been in this country about ten days,
snd is slso q member of the Larges glass
works in the Old Country, are stopping at
the McLure House. Mr.. Pitts is perfectly
delighted with the industries Of our city,
and, in fact, of the United States.
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MARTIa'S PERRY.

James and Jesse Bayless and their moth
er, Mrs Sarah Bayless are at Harrisville,
taking in the fair and visiting friends.
Butter is selling from thirty TO thirty
two cents.
Brick work has began on the Presbyter-
ian parsonage.
John A. Neff of warnock's station. pur-
chased on Tuesday from Mrs. Joseph
Waters, a lot on West Walnut street, for
The Little Anna will come out this NOR.
ming.
H. P. Petit, engineer on the Climax, has
resigned his position on account OF failing
health, and Nose McCann has his place.
Since the silver wedding OF Mr.. and Mrs.
James A. Gray they have received a beau.
tiful carved silver butter dish, the gift Of
Senator VIM, Tarr and wife, Of Weilsbure
West Virginia. Also handsome album
from Mr. and Mrs. w. n. Holiday, of our
town. J~a
Rev. W. Wier is enjoying a two weeks
vacation in Pennsylvania. There will be
no services in the church the next two Sun.
days
were fined three dollars and costs for fight
ing:
with the Buckeye Glass Company on Sat.
uruuy.
A pound party will be given ere long for
the benefit of Mrs. Eliza Hadsell, of the
Third ward.
AR Ong has Just placed another hand
some show case in his drug store, making
ten.
The G. A. r. will likely give an entertain
ment some time in the near future.
Reece Furbay, who has been attending
the fairs with his museum, returned from
Uhrichsville yesterday, much disguised
with his trip. Too much rain.
Col. George Carter Is announced to speak
here October 2nd.
Yesterday afternoon about one hundred
employees OF the Lsughlin mill went TO
Wheeling to take the train for Chicago,
where they had secured positions in the
South Chicago mill. On receiving the noti-
fcation to wait twenty.four hours longer
they decided 70 hold off, and are again
among us. At this writing il is the geuersl
impression that the strike will be ended in
q few days.
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WATER wAlRs.
Stray and Regular Matters Along tho
River aud wharf

Stray and Regular Matters Along the
River aud wharf
Mr.. John Muheman. engineer of the
steamer Diurpal. says that since the i'm
prov.ments he made TO the machinery. the
boat saves on each trip two hundred and
fifty bushels Of coal.
The Diurnsl came TO the wharf yesterday
with two hundred barrels of -four and q
large lot Of lumber and all the passengers
she could accommodate.
Capt Henry Sslada and Major Ferguson.
two Of our old rivermen, are at present
running the boarding tent down at the
Monroe county fair. Right men In the
proper place,
At the festival to be given down at New
Msrtinsville, the crews of the Courier and
piurnsl will both present the committee
with a handsome cake. Both boat Us
ssSthey will outriyal the other In beauty
Of design.
Old msu Reed, who IL at present cook
ing on the steamer John L. LolIas, was
ssked how long he bad been steam boating.
He says about 100 years. but cannot say
how long be was of" 49,
Mr.. John c. Calhoun, who 1, at present
engineering on the steamer Courier, has
been steambosting on the Ohio and Miss
issippi rivers for fifty years, and is consid.
cred mater at his business, and can al
Ways be found 81 the post Of duty. ..'.
A great number Of OR efri1ens are over
~ anxious 10 zee the great steamer build
ing up at Fttsburg to be named the Will
s. Hays, and are awaiting her coming with
patience.
The river was about stationary at dark
last night with 6 feet inches of water in
the channel. with very good prospects OF .
4 foUt rise in the next few days.
The Courier is the Psrkersburg pscke.
to-day.
The Bachelor leaves for Pittsburgh To-
day.
The Chancellor passed up yesterday
morning with very large trip.
The Scioto arrived here about o'clock
last night with very large List OF pxssen-
gers aboard
The Iron Age arrived here yesterday. and
leaving her tow turned back for Parkers.
burg for . new mOoel barge that had been
left
The Mount Clara and Iron Duke passed
up yesterday with empties-
ing colors to-day. The Improvements have
10 inches Of water, and since her stern and
head have been raised she only draws IA
inches. '.s' "@
The trsnsfer boat took long excursion
party Of the railroad men out yesterday on
her tristtrip.
The Monitor Towboat Company have at
lat closed he trade with A. ]. Flesher for
lls tySbsa. G, W. EsSabsssk. TexRs p.i-
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"Raneh To-"

The Opera House. last evening held q
large and enthusiastic audience that for
two hours and three quarters was held
to its seats by the thrilling presentation Of
Harry Merideth's border drama Ranch
To-" Time and time again did the house
ring with wild and hearty applause, and in
every instance il was deserved. Ranch 10"
is beyond doubt the finest border drama ever
presented in Wheeling. While there is a
c. rtain degree of blood and thunder about
il, il Is presented in msnner that is &C.
ceptable TO the most fastidious. The plan
sbounds i'm strong situations and grand cli-
makes, while The scenic effects are fine. The
burning of Ranch TO- is one of the most
realistic stage settings ever given in the
Opera House, and the tableauN called forth
The genuine applause OF the discrim-
in eting audience. The plot is one that
cisins ones attention from the start aud
interest increases to the very close. Mr..
Meredith in the duel character of "Ar'
snd Tom McClellsnd," was shove criti
cisnl. and was ably supported bysa careful
~ selected number of ladies and gentle
men. The ladies especially deserve
n ention. while the Judge and his court
are too funny for anything, as the sayi ng
goes
Ranch TO- will be repeated this evening
and none should fail to be present 1t will
we'll repay all'who sttend.
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A Few Hints 10 the Manufacturer OF
wheeling.

Mr.. EDrroR-Allow, ifyou please, little
space for few hits relative to the unholy
crusade now being wsged against working
men, grocers. hotel. boa rding house
keepers, and in fact all shades and COM
pleNions of business, and should be brand
ed by one and by all as grossly unjustifable.
CnjuStifiabie from the tact that, rs the
strike Was declared off at the Pittsburgh
conference, il is now waged with the
absolute intention and the Authorization
that Ms they have their little dog down now
they intend TO stop the waggiDg OF his
tail. But from the tone Of this article you
can see that not only his tail keeps wagging,
but his little bark is yet heard above the
din and uprUar OF his miserable surroud-
irgs. Now, shall state that am not con-
nected at all with the Amalgamated Asso-
citation, nor, in fact, any other
order, and can with truth say that
| am not favorable to strikes in general, but
in this instance. when the animus OF the
mill owners is shown in the shape OF bull
doing" then, and then only, am | impell-
ed to step TO the front in vindication OF the
sacred rights of free and independent
people This thing is narrowed down to a
purely local fight, and if Wheeling m Inu-
factureTs are blind enough TO be led by the
nuse 10y one or two of the most despotic,
(known by the cOgnomen OF petty iron
kings, then, if bankruptcy finally overtakeS
them, it will be no fault of the employe,
TO- tie interest on YOUR Indebtedness is &c
cumulstiDg, an whilst you may still rub
alJI & hugsIng the delusive hope that this
lockout may speedily collapse, yet there is
nothing in tue least to Justify this hope.
Your correspondent has conversed with
many of the skilled workman, particu-
larly boilers, and all or nearly so have
come TO the conclusion, il it should
come to the worst, to seek employment
elsewhere. Already many have Left, and
to-day you have lost some OF your very best
material - sonething, if retained. that
Wheeling should be proud of, but, il lost
something that she should be ashamed. OF.
Since my recollection the boast of Wheel
ing has been her superior workmen. and
her superior iron and nails is partly evil
dence Of this, but with the loss aof these,
together with a long stoppage and host
of msnafactories starting and building in
the West, the trade of this once flourish
ing centre may yet become so crippled that
the future OF Wheeling may dwindle down
to insignifcsnce. Let US all then, in con-
ciliatory spirit, meet this thing half way,
and in the end all will profit thereby.
Hoping that have briefly done the sub
icct justice, subscribe myself, which l
AMI, WoRktNGxAS.
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JUOGES OF ELECTION


A ND CANvAsaEas OF The VOTE 10
"A be csst on October 10th.
AZ . speciaI meetipG OF the Board Of Com,
mirsiopefr, held stpts 1th, the following
tanya~ers Of tSe election 70 b bald on Ocso-
Der 10Th next: b.. Is-s '
wAmrsSfoE DISTRICT.
Al T9ilant Engine Hous.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Edwsttiss James
Canvs.seIs-A. I. Garden, VIM. Ksnnsy.
Fritz echip. .-...
Commisioneu-Ed. Hamm, D. Clemens.
I nApfsoH DISTRICT.
At Seoond Ward ka,ta.
Commissioner X. Wheat, n. Pollock,
Csnyss.s's-Jss. h. Mooee, Elias q. stifsl,
On bland
Conmisnons.-R II. Giiisspy. r 7. CHS.
well, Hugh hcGraw.
CLAY DISTRICT.
At Court House.
Cmmisioners-M. Reilly. ". r. Peterson,
IsnSs~en-A. II. Beach, h. II. Pendleton,
Joseph ID. kkop.
At Atlantic Engine Hoxk.
Commis.ionen-EC q. Jsnsn, August 0ehf.
~ ':sy:...s"&n. Harvey. John Boa,.y. O.
cExTrl DISTRICT.
At Grards Hose HoxH.
Commlssionsn-John volees, JaA Wheeler,
Canysnm-w. Nyiea. Z. ". Danaway,
John y. Miller.
wKnrxa Dtsrlpr.
At United Engine Hox~.
Commissioners. Clark. }. n. Todd, L u
yanyas.en-L n. Albright, Robsrs cissk
- ErrcmE plsrxrcr.
II Hcsse Of L. Asmsf
cSmm,.'ionen-w.F. arsss I Mig mo-.
,; SssSs:: s., o H.adl.a. WI. cpa& se-
1T Adams School Hotae -
Commissioners J. q Gavin. r Crssveil. J.
rrIApEISmA purnIcr.
Pseeint No. 1, at n. Las0~'s
CommiSioners-kL Dsnsis, JaDes - 1os.
cell, Taylor ForeOa1. .T
Precinct No. 2, At Jams RsS;ssss's, at Msiit
Wheeling Geek -
Commiasio1ens--Johs Roolnsoa. JanNsO o.
ham, y. u. Hendsnon- !.
Prsc;ad No. ., al School Hoxss, sa~ Leader
-Is.sc blanchard. Y.ak
Walters, MI. Carr.
uBsErY SuYsscf.
Pree;nd No 1, At M. EsiaTs.
Ccmmi.ssonsss-Wn. 0aston, = D. WIZ
hanson, Isase DaSiA
Pfec;.s NJ. 2. At B. Z. Rs1pev.
conntssooas-w. RCura4 James Dlxsa,
II. kjdssly. 81
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n Office.
STATE or WEST VIRGINIA, !
ExHcrrIvs DspARraRHT,
Wheeling, August ~, lB62

ENHCCrv9 DgpARrnRuTf
Wheeling, August ~, iSSzJ
To the Commissioners OF Election IN the Seperoi
Counties Of fnc state Of Hes PTgfntd:
Whereas, A vacancy exists In the omce OF
Judge OF the Supremc Court OF Appeals NJ this
ktste, for the term Of said Office ending on the
3ist day OF December. 1884. By reason NJ the
resignation, to take effect on the LIST day OF
June, lssl, OF the Hon. &. p. T. Moore, one OF
the Judge thereof and incum bent OF said term !;
And Whereas, More than two yearr Will
elapee frum the time of the resi- mRtion OF the
Hon. {. p. T. Moore. Judge ~ Aforesaid, 70 the
end Of the term for which he wns elected;
ernor of the State OF West Virginia, by virtue
Of the authority IN me vested, hereby COM
maDd you, the said Com nj. sioners OF Eco
ton. in the name OF the State OF West vir-
einia, 10 cause poll TO DO opened, and ..
election TO be held At the several places OF
voting IN your respective countiss, on the
SECOND TUESDAY IN OCTOBER, A. d.
lss2, to.Wit, on the tenth day thereof = II being
the day OF the next gensral election for the
purpose of choosing Judge Of the Supreme
Court OF Appeals, 10 nll the vacancy In said
ONCE caused BY the resignation Of the Hon. @.
p. =. Moore. late Judge N aforesaid.
In witness whereof, have hereunto set my
o-, hand and affixed the LsSs Seal Of the
[ State, at the Capitol Mt Wheeling,
I L- Dc ( this 18th day Of August, A. ID. l8Q,
A->-' and Of the state the twentieth.
J. B. JACKSON.
BY the Governor
RANDOLPH sTALNAKER, il,
sp60Awt Secretary of State.
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Time an Her Tru.k

Too much cannot he said of the ever
faithful wife and mother, constantly watch.
ing and caring for her dear ones. never neg
Letting single duty in their behalf. When
they are ssSsiled by disease, and the sys.
TEN should have a thorough cleansing. the
stomach and bowels regulated. blood puri-
fed, snd malarial poison exterminated. she
must know that Electric Bittsrs are the
only sure remedy. They are the best and
purest medicine in the world, and only
cost so cents Sold by Lngan q Co
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slipped of. falling O distance OF abort
tyonty feet to the ground, lighting on his
head. He was picked up in an insensiole
condition and carried into the house. Dr.
Alderman was Immediately called in, and
upon examination pronounced II serious
fracture Of the skull. and that there we're
small homes of the little fellows recovery.
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a Ward In SuHeraHa-

All persons suffering from Coughs, Colds,
Asthma, Bronchitis, Loss Of Voice, or any
affection of the Throat and Lungs, are re.
quested to call at Logan & Co.'S Drug Store
and get l0c Trial Bottle OF DR.. King
New Discovery for Consumption, which
will convince them OF It's wonderful merits
and show what regular dollar bottle will
do. Call early,
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Bucklea's Arnlea salve.

The BEsr SALvE in the world for Outs,
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever
Cores, letter, Chapped Hands, Chilblains,
Corns and al Skin Eruptions, and positive
y cures Piles. It il guaranteed TO give
perfect satisfaction or money refunded.
Price Is cents per box Fur sale By logan
{ Co :
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Lame and lLoufse,

SAN Francisco, September IA Vic.
toria dispatch says: Last evening upward
Of thousand persons were presented to the
Governor General and Princess Louise.
The presentation took place in the Assembly
chamber in the presence Of a crowd OF seven
galleries.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-09-28

A WOman's Extra High Cut
Button Morocco shoe at $500
per pair.
Misses Grain Morocco Button
School shoes at $l.00.
Child's Morocco Tip Button
School Shoe mt Use, at
j. w. AMTCK'S,
No. 1I43 Main Street.
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U. A. O. m.

WILMINGTON, DEL, September fifth e
National Council OF the Order Of United
American Mechanics has adopted an
amendment, making persons IL years Of
age or over, eligible 70 membership.
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Adynnee Granted.

BrnpEroRp, NE, September T.-Joseph
Dearborn has granted the demand OF the
shoemakers in his factory for an increase
in wages Of about % yer cent. 1t is ru'
nored that L. II. Day, on account OF tho
strike in his factory, will remove his bust
ness from this city.
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Eire4.

KINGSTON, ONT, September 2.-Richard.
son & Sons grain arehouse was burned TO.
day. Loss, $40, 600; insura ace $4,000.
MALONE, N. Y. September 1.-THE tan
merry at Whipperville. owned By T: ID.
Moreheud, was burned to the ground to-
hav
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Ano,ber Clereyman IN Trouble.

ST.. JoHS, n. B.. September GA con-
stable from Thomaston, Maine, has been
here for some days looking for q Baptist
CLERGYMAN who fled with the wife of q MEM
Der Of his congregation. Parties found q
magistrate who refused a warrant for his
arrest, they having no jurisdiction.
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Hens Dancing Academy.

D. ~I,,,,a, a., e. pleasure in announcing
-, LIOi. M'iis e = classes in Germania
Hall for the season, CO. ,s,iIs ,, Su'
Market streets, and Tee, SS - S;I.iI
,nn.nS, ~ ,bsI bs his rscejvsd IN the past
and soIicits their patronage Tor tn present.
SseusUp. lH.e care will 81 ways b. eve. s'Ie'
IN the admission Of pupils 70 the Class
dies and gentlemen's evening class VIII
commence Thursday. September 18th, from
= In 10 o'clock p " and continue every
TUESDAY and Thursday of each week Miss
o ard masters class will be formed when
tbsre Is sufficient numher 10 commence
The Prof can he seen ~ the music store OF
Wilson 4 sBSuner, on Market street, Iaes-
dsY. wednesday apd Thursday, or IN the
hali on the above date, or address 30 SIX
IeeRtb street, city.
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Mbeelins Resister
THURSDAY. SEPTsaBER Is, IsSs.
IOcAL INTELLIGENCE
Index to New Advertisements,

Index % New Advertisements
Dalmstion Insect Povder-R. Il. List.
UphOlsIering-G. Mendel 4 Co.
HantSd-Hurse Girl.
Opera MOuse-HeyWOod Serenaders.
Wanted-SIOre-ROOm Girl.
Wsnted-AgentS
Base Ball-Aileghenys vs.. Standards.
For Sals-TWo Window Cases.
The Victor FiOur-Edward Reid.
Bridge Corner Grocery. Il. Diehl &
Co.
Gladiator Cook Stnve-B. Fisher & Son.
Don't You Forget It-Tidal Wave Sa-
loon.
Builders HsrdWars-W. A. Wil|On.
Granite Ware--Ci. w. JOhnsOn's Sons
Boys and Youths Fine Shoes. I.
Stone.
Fall and Winter Suits-T c. MOffatt &
Co.
Go % the MeLure House cigar stand
Er n nE..a aaEHE
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WASHINGTON, September @s-t \. N.-For
the Ohio and Tennessee valleys partly
CLOUDY weather, local Fains and stationary
temperature.
Lower Lake region, partly cloudy wealth
d local rains, followed by falling
go, ter and stationary or higher tem-
pRFalurp
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Social, Mucical and Electrical, at L.
SchWalb's First National Saloon, Friday
evening. Brilliant illumination by four
Fuller Patent Lamps. Music by the Wheel
ing Opera House Orchestra. All are in
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LOTTERY.

The public n requested carefully 70 notiee he
neW ond enlarged Schtrm 70 Be drurn Monthly.
- CAPITAL PRICE, GA, o0o.
Tickets only o. shares In proportion.
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HOTEL ARRIVAA.
st. James Hotel. september ~, lss.


il Martin and family r Roberts, Pitts
Bentons Ferry 4 NJ Richmond, Zanes
w Cayton, II George Vile
] Il Byles, Littleton ID Melville agent Hey.
& NJ Stewart, Bellaire wood Mibstrels
tC BaiZelI, BeIlaire g Tromblv agent Hey
] McCuskey, Camdon wood Mlnstrels
L l. Besty, BALTIC N o Carway and wife,
l. q \, rtOn, city Dresden, Iowa
j W Webb, Huntin'n / l. Jones, city
J l. Gille-pie, w Va ] W wissner and wife,
J u shaw, Now Mar Bealsville,0
tipsviLe Peddicord, BALTIC
Z J stewart, Parkers- b II Mallory, 0larint'n
burg ID ritman, Clariuxton
II May, Buffalo S5 Alden Cleveland
h Besry, Ny Williams. Georyet'n
" u Bri, KEEL, Columns ] X Pittmau, BALTIC
J NJ v orkmen, b q U A Staley, Chicago
J. Reeve, Toledo 4 Hale, Cleveland
J hurley, Marshall CO w A Alexander,
J Williamson, Pitts X ID Baird. city
J NJ SulliSa an. Phila X Heckmen, VILLA
X q Miles, Phila mxport
q q Butler, Is 40 G. Fail banks, C1syela'd
Ranch 10 ...
] M H1nier, Miss Amir Douglass
Harry ID Clifton, Mie Mamie Aoosta,
sidney smith, q II Jackson,
biss Lille De Grey, David Wolf,
Miss Jimmie Saders, w Wisdom,
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The REoIsrKR has paid corssrcsa~
intelligence and integrity In even 80
tho state, whose business Il h 10 nm
paper with all that interest, the -
his locality TO aid every eLor 81 m
mont, and In the development d .
sources Of the State. And Il also ~
CssvssoosAests n ~ Pnssass
OF the country. who are vide sv'sse
ering that which will inlereG and ~
people OF West Virginia.
I'm nARKE1 nkrssn
OF the leading cities, a hous N
constitute . valuable fsstar q u
usTEn.
aLewis Baker 4 Co Ars ~ p
psvspapes nsn 10 the coustry, ssS
neul which ssrapes thstf virh
worth uhS recordlng. "-Lt1~s0 -"
0soA ~ Q spssfDss csSs SSs
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GRASp Electric Light Opening aud Con-
os,t Eridsv evening, at L. Srhwalb's First
Es,;oTsl saloon. -Four Fuller Patent
TsmpS In opersticn. Music by the Wheel
ire bpers House Orchestra. All are In
.,r,rgT -.
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Go OFT to Seibert,s Garden, either dav or
IlsLl, u IVu RsRS Issses;isR sal kesh ~.
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UsAsvess0sA Rsshss - - -
Carefully and thoughtfuily prrpsra
most fascinating writer, viii BE- pdss
the REGBrxR running through III q
year. These articles, viii alone b. W
any West vlryiniAu, many Tins "
Of the paper.
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Rrjght's- Disease OF the AIdneys, Dia.
betes.
No Danger from these diseases IL You uee
Hop Htters; besides, being the best family
medicine ever made. Trust no other.
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LII Pnses, amounting to.----.--------166S
Applieation for rates N clubs shoald b
New Orieans.
For further informsfion write clearly, CIV
ing full address. Bend order by Express,
Registered Letter OF Money Order addnesssd
only TO n. A. DAUPaIN,
New Orleans, La,
Or N. A, pAUPHIN. COZ Seventh -, WISH.
tngton. ID c.
receive prompt attentton- sph
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the WEALTH
TINE WEALTH

"rhs enterprise Of ths wElRiiNs Enm
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