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HOUSE 2STH DAY.

Tho house met pursuant to adjourn
ment at 10 O'Clock yesterday morning
the speaker in the chair.
Roll call. Absent with leave Messrs
Bennett, Briggs and Rex.
Absent without leave Mr.. Frazer.
Prayer by chaplain Chamberlain.
Journal of 9th days proceedings
read and approved.
The special committee appointed to
consider II B No, Is. To amend an
act to establish n fence law in Albany
county, reported a substitute entitled
A bill for an act concerning fences and
enclosures, and recommended its pas.
sage.
On motion of Mr.. Riner, II b No. 10,
A bill for the better protection of game
was taken up, read the Ord time and put
upon its final passage, and passed. Ayes,
20. Absent and not voting, Messrs.
Bennett, Briggs, Frazer and Rex.
On motion of Mr.. Hines, II b No.
ls, To regulate county licenses for the
sale of liquors by retail at small towns
and places, containing not over twenty
votes, was indemnity postponed.
Introduction of bills:
By Mr.. Alexandria, No. IL,
memorializing congress and the. presi-
dent to appoint the Hon. ] w Hoyt as
governor of Wyoming territory. Re-
ferred to the committee on foreign re-
lations.
By Mr.. Oelrichs-H B No. 40, To
declare sleeping and drawing room can
companies common carries and for 9TH
er purposes. Referred to the commit
tee OH joint printing.
By Mr.. Kelly-A substitute for.H B
No. 10, Concerning fences and en-
closures. Not referred.
By Mr.. Jones, Of Sweetwater-H B
No. Al, To amend an act concerning
county licenses. Referred 10 the COM
mittee on judiciary.
By Mr.. Jones, of Sweetwater-H B
No. AZ, Defining crime and providing
for the punishment thereof, approved
Dec. 10, 1870. Referred to the commit
tee on judiciary.
On motion of Mr.. Riner, the house
resolved itself into a committee of the
whole for the consideration of general
file, Mr.. Hardin in the chair.
At IL O'Clock the committee arose
and submitted its report, That the title
TO G + No. II, To encourage and pro-
tect the interests Of wooI growers, be
inserted and the era ing clause be
changed to read corr, tly, and with
these changes that the IL pass.
That II b No. - Concerning the
interpreters, No. O., To amend the
act incorporating the city of Cheyenne,
No. SO, To authorize jurors to be
summoned from another county in cases
of felony, and II ] r and NJ No. /,
Concerning certain pensions, all be
passed. Also recommending that the
consideration of II B No. "a, To repeal
an act ~forbidding the intermarriage be-
tween white persons and those Of negro
or Mongollan blood, be made the special
order Of the day Friday ut 2 o'clock
p. m.
Report adopted.
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We have the largest, finest, choicest and
best selected stock Of Carpets in the trsst.
n29tf F. Il. Warren d Co.
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Administrator Notice.

Notice is hereby given that letters OF
administration were, on the 14th day
of February, 1882, granted me by the
judge of probate of Laramie county,
Wyoming territory, on the estate of
Joseph G. Moore, deceased. All per.
ons having claims against said estate
are hereby notified that they are re-
quired to exhibit them for allowance to
the administrator, within six months
from the date Of said letters, or they
may be precluded from any benefit of
said estate, and thakif such claims be
not exhibited within one year from the
date Of the letters, they will be forever
debarred.
FREDERIC Z. ADDoMs,
Administrator Of the estate of Joseph
G. Moore, deceased.
CHEYENNE, Wyo., Feb. Is, 1882.
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Mothers should remember it is a most
important duty at this season to look
after the health of their families and
cleanse the malaria and impurities from
their systems, and that nothing will
tone up the stomach and liver, regulate
the bowels and purify the blood so per.
fectly as Parker's Ginger Tonic, adver.
ttsed In our columns-Post. Sec other
aOlnpan
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Ex.assistant POSTMASTER.

CINCINNAT1, o, Sept, 2. 1881.
II. H.. Warner Il Co.: SirS-I have
used your Safe Kidney and Liver Cure
for chronic dysentery, contracted while
In the army, with the most happy re-
suits. JOSEPH II. THoRNToN
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Enameline

For BARGAINS in GROCERIES,
strike Donovan & Johnson.
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Gentlemen can get any kind OF boots
or shoes at Smith s. Harrington's at
reasonable prices. i15tf
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A large assortment of clocks at
ZEHSER, JACKSON s. BUECHNEG's,
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When you want to buy mems or boys
clothing, go to Smith 81 Harrlngton's.
They keep a full line of goods from the
cheapest to the finest and best. jl5tf
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Front Room for Rent
over Dare & Collins drug store, corner
of Eddy and 10th streets. Inquire in
the store. n11tf
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Remember webb's for Grain. f1ltC
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The new grocery on 10th street has a
full stock of groceries at low prices.
jan1.tf
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Cancers and Other Tumors

are treated with unusual success by
Worlds Dispensary Medical Associ-
alton, Buffalo, N. Y. Send stamp for
pamphlet.
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Remember webb's for Butter. f1ote
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For FIRST class watch work go to
ZEmEH, JACKSON s. BUECHNER's.
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Dissolution of Co. Partnership.
The firm of Ingraham s. Murray has
this day been dissolved mutual consent.
j. L.. Murray will collect all accounts
and pay all bills of said firm.
II. NJ. INeRAHAM,
J.. L. MURRAY.
CHEYENNE, Wyo. Feb. 10, 1892.
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Special Notice II
Call and see the great Inducements
offered in
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THE WYOMING LEGIsLATUnE.
Proceedings IN Both Branches In
Yesterdays Session.
CouNCIL-2STH DAY.

CoUECIL-2STH DAY.
The council met pursuant to
adjournment, at 10 O'Clock yesterday
morning, Mr.. President in the chair.
Roll called-Al present.
Prayer by Chaplain Sanders.
Journal of the 27th days session
read and approved.
Mr.. President announced the receipt
Of the following communication from
his excellency Governor Hoyt
Territory of Wyoming Executive
Department.
To the honorable President Of the
Council - Through the Office of the
secretary Of the territory, l have re-
ceived and herewith transmit to the
council, by request of a member there
of, certain bills for the care and trans
mission and transportation of insane
persons Of Sweetwater county; said bill
being presented, as l am informed, by
the commissioners of Sweetwater
county for allowance by the legislative
assembly.
Very respectfully,
JOHN w. HoYT.
Notice Of introduction Of bills:
By Nh. Quinn, ~ request-For the
relief Of the officers of Sweetwater
county, and to provide a measure of
payment and for other purposes.
by Mr.. Irvine-To amend chapter
l03 of the compiled laws, being IN act
providing for the organization of
school districts schools, and for other
purposes.
Reports Of standing committees:
The committee on finance, expendi-
ture, ways and means, reported back
c. f. No. A, appropriating money to
the sisters Of charity Of Laramie City,
recommending that the measure be re-
ferred to committee No. is.
The committee on ENDORSEMENTS re-
ported as properly %engrossed II. d. No.
8, to amend an act for the prevention
of the spread of malignant disease
among sheep. Also, II. d. No. "a, re-
garding physicians fees in certain cases.
Also, q. f. No. IS, to provide a fund
for the payment of the outstanding in
debtness of Sweotwater county.
II. b. No. 10, railroad bill, thea
came up US the regular der of bust
ness, when Mr.. Sturais offered the fol-
lowing resolution /:
That the conslderati of II. B. No.
- be formally postp ]. with the un-
Outstanding that shall retain its
present position On ne file and that the
consideration of the same may be re-
snmed at any time in the regular order
Of business, upon request of the friends
Of the bill, and that should such con
sideration be resumed the bill shall
thereafter take the same course and
occupy in all respects the same position
as though now reached for considera-
ton. Adopted.
Upon motion of Mr.. Quinn, .. f.
No. II, to provide for the registration
of births, marriages and deaths, was
indefinitely postponed.
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Remember Webh's for Groceries.
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"a Child OF the State y

The presentation of the play of the
above name at the Opera House last
night was not as satisfactory rs 1t would have
been had the audience been large and more
appreciative. At the same timelsome OF the
the members Of the company showed signs OF
rare hiStTionic talents, and the play iaereas.
ed the favorable impression left by It's produc.
ton here early last season. The costumes
were elegant, and the scenery artistic and
appropriate. The GOODNESS OF the small au.
dlence, however, had most chilling effect
upon the players, and was noticeable in the
way they enacted the most fOrcible scenes.
This evening the same company will render
Ylctorien Sardou's great play Diplomacy
When this play was given here several
seasons ago by the Ward and Barrymore
combination, 1t left most favorable
impression. Several Of the present company
were in that cast, and those who have seen
the play say that this company is fully the
equal OF that The costumes are elegant,
aud the scenery carried by the company very
fine. The play should be witnessed by a
large audience,
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NE1enponnoon NEWu.


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A crossing a 10 be made ON the west side
Of Belmont nj Thirty.seyenth street AZ
Sheets addition.
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cbnrch mai. r rvsSs ~ s,, wy =, W.
shartJs, on BelnoSt tract -
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9 9as, T In ne WI puSue, nus stuulgs IN 1ne
etase liau'u1e lVr ING pel anu JUMP
Inc Mite society Of the First Presby terrain
Church meets at VIM. Fariss, Guernsey
s1teeh On ihpFsuay evening" All are invited
The ladies and gentlemen who vii take
part In the dramatic entertainment that Is TO
be gwen Tor the benefit Of the Monumental
Association arc already holding the prelimi.
nary meetings
Council proposes TO offer the Gas Company
SIS 20 per post, per year, for tho gas con.
sumed by the city in lighting the streets II
the Gas Company accepts this proposition the
difficulty will be ended.
Those men who were engaged in disturb.
ance at the Church OF God festival In South
Belaire some time ago, were brought TO trlal
| in the City Hall, "wednesday. As It was
Jury trial, much time was spent even In pre-
liminarieS. Z
On Tbursdov ~ rsvt ,vaoL t,;sre will Ia
donhls waIJins ,b"t Iii s,+nnjsb n crsa
s"nv In AM ns,sh liz si,hnr,h na, a
NAM VIII he srr,s.isS,i az H. nrtncInai ~
lies fbinb 4 ssb,.t ~ s,on tnov 4" SoinstbIn,
toId n sv.rvbodv IN Z wLiSnSr "' - ''''N'
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William ]. Coughlin, of somerville, Mass
says In the fall Of 1915 was taken with
bleeding of the lungs followed by severe
cough. / lost my appetite and flesh, and was
confined to my bed In 1877 was admitted
to the Hospital. The doctors said had hole
in my lungsas bigaS half dollar. At one
time report went around that ] was dead. ]
gave up hope, but friend told me OF DR.,
William Halls Balsam for the Lungs. got
a bottle when to my surprise, / commenced
three years past
81 write this hoping every oneaffiicted with
Diseased Lungs will take DR.. William Halls
Balsam, and be convinced that consumption
can DO cured. can positively say 1t has done
more good than all the other medicines Ihaye
taken since my sickness
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Two Imrortant Corporniinn,.

Secretary Of State Stalnaker yesterday is.
sued certificate Of incorporation to com.
pany composed Of Major ]. C. Anderson, and
y. II. Panll, Of this city, ], W. Gallahcr. OF
Moundsvilie, and W, H. Majors, of Fairmont,
and called the Lake View Planning Mill and
LuMber Company" 1t Is formed for IN
purpose Of manufacturing lumber, buyinr
and selling the same, buying and leasing
lands, erecting, renting and selling houses
and doing general mercantile business
The principal place OF business will be al
Mountain Lake Park, in Garrett county, Md,
and tho corporation expires In 1881. $5O(
has been subscribed to the capital stock fol
the purposes OF corporation, and the CAPITA
Is limited to $4,000 The shares are $40
each.
Acertihcate Of incorporation was also issued
to the "Kanawha CannGll Coal Company
formed for the purposed OF mining coal and
manufacturing coke and shipping and sell
ing the same, and to perform all Other
branches OF a legitimate coal miningan cox
manufacturing and transportation business
= Tho principal office Is to be at Charleston
and the charter runs till 1881. The sum OF
$4,000 has been subscribed TO the capital
stOckand $4,000 paid in, and the privilege /,
reserved OF increasing the capital 6y sales OF
additional shares from time to time to 5000.
900, The capital Is In shares OF 800 each
otwhich W. Il, Lowell. Of Covington, KY,
holds $50 shares W. Il. Truslow, Of Charles.
Z ton, w, Va. $50 shares; T. W. Renolds, OF
Maiden, w. Va, $50 shares; II: w. Reynolds,
OF Maiden, 2shares; l. l. Lowell, pt Kanayha
saltens, w. Va, 2shares,
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FoR RENT.

FOR RENT APRIL NEXT.
Lhe building now occupied by COIN Sam
piner Y Co, No: 1922 Main street incln ST,'
hall and Office, the latterseparately il 1osIrod
ZANE & sTALNAKpR
delb IS Twelfth strest
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Everything New, Fresh aud Sparkling {!
LOTTERIES.
10th:
In the City Of Louisville, on
Tuesday, January 3lst, 1882.

These Drawings occur monthly Sunday except
edl under the provisions Of an Act Of the General
Assembly OF Kentucky.
The United States Circuit Court on March 3lSt
rendered the following decisions:
lst-That the Commonwealth Distribution Com.
pany Is legal
! 2d-IH drawings arc Fair.
N. B-The Company has now on hand large
Reserve Fund. Read carefully the List Of prizes Tor
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RIVER LOCALS.
squibs of News seraped Up Among the
Steamers.

squibs Of News seraped Up Among the
Steamers.
The Emma Graham passed up several
hours behind time.
The Nellie Watson and Ella Layman passed
up with emptics and the Tom Lyle and Sam.
son No. 2 passed down with coal.
The river was about stationary yesterday
morning AtnOonit cOmmepced to fall and
last evening showed seventeen feet six In.
ches. Business was very dull and qAiet.
Monday evening some miscreants cut loose
the coal barge Of the Little Anna, which was
lying at West Wheeling, 1t tloated down as
far as Suntish, when twas caught Tuesday
night the Little Anna went down for 1t.
Captain George Free has closed a contract
some IS miles up the Allegheny river to
SteubenVille, for the Mingo furnace. The
towboat John 2. Thorn goes up the Ale
gheny to-day. to bring out tOw.-Piti'burgh
Com. Gassite.
CArRo, January ll.-Riyer 81 feet inchts
and rising. Weather fair. Thermometer 400.
PITrsvuRGu, January 11.-River IL feet 8
inches aud rising Weather cloudy and
cool.
EVANSVILLE, January 1l.-River 50 feet Q
inches and rising Weather cloudy and
cool. Mercury 40.
LOUISVILLE, January 11.-River rising, with
10 feet 10 inches in the canal and II feet
inches in the chute on the falls. Weather
cloudy and chilly: Business dull.
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PERSONAL GOSSIP.
NotOS About Some of the Distinguished
People In Town.

Notos About Some OF the D!stInEuiShed
People In Town.
Surveyor of Customs Gilchrist is back from
Washington.
Ex.sheriG Harrison Manly, Of Marion
county, was settling with the Auditor yester-
day,
Mr. Tippett was the fist Delegate to occupy
the chair in the Temporary absence Of tic
Speaker.
Mrs. Charlie Reed returned yesterday from
Newark, where she has been visiting her
parents.
Delegate Marshall Depue, OF Roane county.
accompanied by his two bright sons, Jarrett
and Mark f., arrived yesterday morning.
They are quartered at the stamm.
Judge James Morrow, Jr., one of Marion
county's delegates, arrived yesterday after.
noon, not In time for the session OF The House
but In time for the show last night
Senators John W. Stout OF Wood county.
and d. A. Roberts, OF Writ county. are n
their old headquarters, the Stamm House
where they will be found during the session,
Harvey Scott, the "a. page of the House,
was on hand yesterday, and the rcporters'
desk had to be stayed with iron props 10 pre.
vent his lien on It from forecloSing and caus.
ing collapse.
Ex-sherifrF F. NJ. Ford, Of Preston county,
accompanied by Prosecuting Attorney For.
teny, eritfsamuel Walters, Of TAYLOR eoun.
| ~, with Deputy Hooper, were at the Audi.
tors office on official business yesterday.
By the Baltimore papers we notice that
Bishop Kahn was one OF the visiting prelates
at the conservation OF Rev. Il. P. Nortbrop
as Bishop OF North Carolina, which took
place with imposing ceremonies at the Cattle.
dral in Baltimore on Sunday last,
Hen. E. Nv. Wilson, Speaker Of the West
Virginia House OF Representatives, and Hon.
"A. Quarrier, u member OF the same body.
both Of Charleston, were in Columbus Mon
day, and were introduced TO a large number
Of prominent men here.-ohio STATE Journal,
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A historic nnt,IeFourht over IN Court,

Yesterday afternoon Squire Philips had
before him Lou Franzheim, charged with as.
sault and battery upon DR.. G, W. Kelly the
night before in the Mcclure House saloon.
The circumstances were related In yester-
days paper. Several eye witnesses testified
that Kelly made a sweeping statement I'M.
peaching the virtue of every lady in Wheel
ing, and that Franzheim resented this and
struck Kelly. Kelly admitted that he had
made some such statement, but claimed that
II referred only to women OF known loose
character, and that Franzheim so under
stood. This the latter denied, and the other
witnesses agreed that the remark had un-
qualiiedly included every lady in the city.
The jury after very brief deliberaton re.
turned verdict Of not guilty.
Dr. Kelly was afterwards arraIgned on a
charge Of provoking a breach OF the peace,
plead guilty and was fined 81 and costs.
In connection with thisaiIair, and in Justice
to Mr. Larkins, il must be stated that he says
that he knew nothing whatever OF the alleged
remarks passed by DR.. Kelly, which is sup.
posed 70 have been the provocation that led
to the hitting Of Kelly BY Franzheim. See.
ing Kelly knocked down and a forward
movement made by Franzheim and his
friends, he l.arkin) not knowing OF the re.
marks, supposed Kelly was being imposed
upon and sprang forward to defend his friend.
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Card.


WHHNII''WI We M IuIIuuIy IT. IooL'
EDrToRs ISrELIIoENcER:-I am deeply cha.
gtiRed at my unfortunate connection with
the melee which occurred at the Mcclure
House, and which you described in your
paper OF yesterday. The article does me in.
justice, however, and puts me in an errone-
Gus light before the public The converse.
ton alluded to had reference entirely and
all OF whom characterized In certain terms,
which remark Of mine was evidently miscon.
strued, and has been the occasion OF false re-
port and much injury to me, While regret.
ting the matter more than words can tell, !
ask Only justice and fair hearing, being
confident Of an acquittal when my meaning
Is correctly understood. Respectfully,
a. w KELIY.
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de22n.w Glen Earon. MaT T5IFE a. VT " \
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IT Is rumored that the sales Of DR.. Bull's
Cough Syrup has taken such dimensions that
the. proprietors are unable to supply all or.
ders. We advise our druggists 10 prepare
themselves for all emergencies, as the people
rely on them for this valuable remedy.
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FoR RENT.

~ 1h'NI'
Main street. 'S %
street, on river bank. F'VuI
One large brickhouso on Fourteenth ,,,,.,
Jas l. IRWIN, Ayr H,''
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LATELY adyerted to by the Indianapolis
(lnd.l NeIrt Is the fact that Mr., Frapk Pat.
ten, one OF the editors OF the Indiana Farmes
lol IndianapolisA strongly indoSes 81 Jacob
Oil. II cured his vile Of 4 very severe attach
Of rheumatism and 20 quickly.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
ST. JAMES HOTEL.

7. y: Beck, Bethany. ". q. sehmlniec, Eewp't
W. Bell, Mineral county. David Poe, UpShur co.
Isaiah Bee, Princeton. g. W. IacEonwOrth, Va
u W. Taylor, Beverly. Il 7. Irons PickAWay.
". sydenstieker,W.N W. s, SiotSberTy, Grafton.
John !. HAgAn, burton. J, FuInel, SprinHdAle.
Il. 1. Fclterinan, o. A. r. BridgemAn, SaIdis.
J, Clark, New MArtlns'Ic,H. Wilson, Wheeling.
=. Wells Long Reach. n. D, Johnson, PleaS'tS Co,
'. Shelton, Lincoln. Geo. Lynch, Calhoun Co,
J: = Gibson, New York. A. J. blanchard, n. Y.
II. q; Simon, Pittsburgh. J. y. Osborn, ClarkSburg.
W; Hnner, lndepan'ee. D. Perrin, independence,
: Z Edwards, Pitts'gh. II. R. Davis, Pittsburgh.
z. Langley, Cincinnati, ]. II. Ball, Weston.
u. L. Wells, Cllrk1buTg W. Mcclure Philadelphia
Y, ., Mcclure, Phila. f. Il Etey, COlumbua
.. II. Howard, ClevelAnd.S. g. Alden, Cleveland.
y. Mendel WellSburg. F. MeKelyey, Pittsburgh
J. =, Owens ClarkSburE. S. r. Hume, Cumberland
c, L. KoeYneI, PiliEbnrSh.H m. Moore, PhIadeiphia
HoEY HARDIR DOMINATION.
II. L. Moroso. Frank 8. RYAN.
James BeyInG
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G1e Gnteuigtnrer.
ONCE. Nos. 20 aud 81 Fourteenth street
Now AdEertisementn

Fine Business Property for Rent.
Land League Ball.
Stockholders Meeting,
Sale Of BenwoOd Real Estate.
Estray.
Real Estate Bulletin.
Business Man Wanted.
House OF Five Rooms for Rent.
Clear Lake Ice for Sale.
To Druggists.
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.HOME PROOF

Kidney and Liver Diseases and Rheumatim-
suffered Terribly, -uEothlng seemed 10 help me;
could not set out Of bed. Dr. Smith cured me-"
LEPT. PH1L1tPS
Wheeling, W. Va
Cahrfh, PolypuS Of Nose, Impaired Voice. SUI.
iercd for yeAni patent medicine tGiied to help me
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WAsHISGToN, D. G., January ll.-1A. NJ
For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley, partly
cloudy weather, followed by light rains,
northerly to easterly winds, stationary or
sightiall In temperature and lower barome-
ter.
For the Lake Region, colderand fair weather,
westerly winds Saiiting to the north and
east, rising, followed by falling barometer.
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BIZ l HEADS, LETTER HEADS a.
5aFd q e S sSfSds IsIss He'd NeIs