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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-07-09

The preachers Of this world have nc
Sasy time Of IL They learn theology and
are doSed with doctrine from the point Of
ylOw Of thsif respective scots, but these
things are not enough 10 give theShOphetd
success with his flock.
Anew Hampshire newspaper hears Of
a minister who was driven out oithe pulpit
because DO used "a p~lum.eoloted hand.
ketchiei,p and there was still one more
unfortunate who went BY Tie board DO.
eaub6 ne rolled up his pAnla' when the
NsAlhef vas vet TA0s0 ldIo1yhenees
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-07-09
DIED,

WINsESRElD-on Thursday evening July 8, 1855
DELLA, daughter Of q, u, aud sophia Winseu
reid, aged 9 yeArs, l month and II days.
Funeral from the residence oil her parents No
1861 Market street, on Saturday afternoon at
O'Clock. Friends d the family invited, IL
terRent In Nj. Wood Cemetery, .
FAIR-On Thursday aiernton, July 8, 1855, at l:st
O'Clock, RICHARD s., son OF Richard 8. hud
Virginia A. FAiE, aged Is months.
Funeral will take place from the residence Of hi
parents, No. lIO5 accollosh street, thh I'D
day) afternoon at 4 O'CLOCK. Friends Of the
family arc invited to attend. IuteEnent al
Peninsula Cemetery. .
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-07-09
Excursion Parties Take Notice
GALE OF HOUSE AND LOT NEAR
- CALDWELL'S RUN.
Louis ,. y so'so ct al, In cA.aoery.

Mary Ann Borge ct al.
Pursuant to q decree In said cause made on the
l7ti day Of April. 1855, the underSigned Special
Commissioner will sell, on
SATURDAY, JULY 10. A. D. 1885,
at public auction. commencing at 10 O'Clock A NJ,
at the front door Of the C0uIt hOuSo OF Ohio
county, West Virginia, 10 the city OF Wheeling, 10
the highest aud best bidder, the following DO.
sctibed real estate htnAted IN Richie District. IN
said county, to.Wit; Beginning a. a stake on The
north side Of tho county road, aud ono bundle !
aud ninety feet eRStWaIdly from the centre Of
Boomers Kun; thence with tho northerly side Of
said road eaStWardly - feet 10 the s0uthwes.
corner Of q parcel Of Land conveyed by Ernst Gorge
and wife n Reinhardt Werner by deed recorded u
said county In deed book No. 70 p. Az; thence n,
u W, about Oie hundred and seventy feet 10 the
Caldwell and EoH line; theuce with the last men.
toned line WebtwRrdly 10 q tt4ke which bears N.
lTo W. from the beginning; themes y. 1b' L. -
feet 10 the beginning.
TERvs or 1LR-One.ihird, OF as much more az
the purchaser may elect TO pay, In cash, and the
residue In two equal credit inslalnenN at ak and
twelve months from the day Of sale, with interest
from that day, and the tltlG 10 DO retained until
BENJAMIN 8. ALLISON,
Special Commissioner.
State Of West Virginia, County OF Ohio, S..
l. John W. Mitchell, Clerk Of said Court DO
certify that the above named special Commissioner
ha! given, bond aud Le9trlty as required by law
uiu. bAlu uSNIee'
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-07-09

UU n O IWHIFONUI
Leave HellAlfe al OiSS a. m. for Woodsheld and
ISayyS SStcllale at StSOp IN. tot wOOd,lsld and
XtFIye Al iBollalto GtS,SOa. N, from summoraold,
and d 6ildp. m. from 1lnelYlllo.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-07-09
TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

A RRTvAL AND DEPARTURE OF
"A TRAiNs-on aud after may 90, ~lSS6-FxPLI.
NATION OF RERERENcE MARKS. eDally. tSunpRy
excepted. monday excepted. Wheeling time;
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1886-09-09
Origin of Theatrical Custom

The custom OF calling actors and drn.
matlsts before the curtain is not as Old ss
might be imagined. In Germany it was
the famous tragedian, Ludwig Schroeder,
who, in 1850, first yielded to the an
plause of the Hamburg public and APP
peared before the curtain. Lessino do
cldedly discountenanced the calling ont
OF the drramatist. but did not object 70
the actors appearing before the curtain.
After Schroeder had set the example. il
became not only the general practice of
actors to appear in response to applause.
but to express thanks i'm a set speech
This. in turn, led an interesting writer
at the beginning 81 this century to com
pie book for the use Of actors i'm this
emergency containing fitting words of
acknowledgment for every role in the
repertory of the German stage. -Berii,
RUnlschUl
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1886-09-09
AN ASTUTE TEuION.
Something About the Man who. at Present
Controls the French Fashions"

something About the Man who. at Present,
Controls the French Fashions
The gradual Communication of France
has lately taken new and alarming
departure. In the last century. as
every one knows, Germany, like the
est OF the world, was a humble tribu-
tary 10 the art and taste of France.
ms tribute continued to be paid even
while the other kind of tribute-the war
milhardS-was flowing in the other d-
rection. But the current is now i'm a
fair way to be reversed 1t is in this
wise: There are five leading Journals
OF fashion" published in Paris-namelv.
La SdiSor', La Mode Ia UtitcerselLe. Les
M DIES PdrisienneS, Les Modes de Saiso,,
and La Mode de Paris They all be-
Ionged to the same proprietor, Il NJ.
lhlron' who, however, has lately died,
and the whole concern has now been
bought up by German! This enter
prising gentleman is making the
most OF his purchase. Take La
Sd'SoR, for instance. \ German edi-
ton IS published at Berlin simultaneous
ly with the French one at Paris; and as
TO TINS latter, although the actual print
ing Is done in Paris, the designs and
thc eIlSTdNlnSs are all German. Nor is
this all. Herr Lipperheide. the proprie-
tor, does not scruple-so the French
say-to pun German goods with which
Paris Is already inundated-''F French
SILKS, which are made at Crefeld
Limbach and Furth; 'French textures. u
which are made at Elberheld and Aups-
burg; French ribbons" which come
from Barmen, and French cloths"
from Chemnitz and Schmoeln. That
would be bad enough, but it is not the
worst, for, under cover of the French
lark, these same German goods are
being actively pushed thanks to the
good offices of French" journals of
fashion in Prussia. Austria and Amer
lea. Decidedly the astute Herr Upper
heide deserves, if all this be true. n
handsome subvention from Prince Bis
marck.- Chicago Times.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1886-09-09
HOW TO BE POPULAR.
What People Want OF Persons Who Ms,,
In Their society.

PERSONS
In Their Society.
Nothing can be more certain than
that the happier, the luckier, the better
dressed and the gayer you are. the more
people like YOU. In romance you can
throw yourselves into peoples arms and
tell them all your woes; but in real life
you can't do it.
1t is not that society does not wish TO
have miserable people in its whirl so
much as that sad people are out of place
there. a merry voice, n smiling face.
habit of praising the world rather
than.of Blaming il, makes any one ac-
ceptabie. People who can set others
laughing are popular. On the whole,
no doleful' person need to expect SYM
patny; 1t is too troublesome. Woe
BECOME folks are not wanted. Even
strong feeling, deep thought or fervid
sentiment is troublesome i'm society
Light talk. agreeable chat. subjects that
can not hurt any body's feelings are de-
sired.
II you can manage to be amusing
without being satirical, interested in
every thing that is said without being
personal. and to dress with good taste.
~" "a , N hiN pun. y ou VIII bt pODu-
lar. We are not sure that it is worth
while To win what is neither love nor
interest, but il is better than to be un-
popular And, in any event. the dol
drums. " the exhibition of your empty
purse, broken heart or poor health. win
be against you.
When you have to be wretched-as,
II YOU own heart, you must-go
away by yourself and cry. If you are
poor take your poverty into a dark
corner where nobody will see it. And
when you can no longer be well, go
away and suffer in silence. AS a cen
erai thing. all that the people want of
you Is to amuse them in some way. and
II, in all the world, you have one friend
who truly sympathizes with YOU in Joy
and sorrow, you have rarer thing
than the phoenix. At all events, re-
member that you can not bemoan your
self and be popular. even among
own next Of kin. -BaptiSt Weekly.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1886-09-09
HE EDITOR.


Extracts from poem read by Mira. Louis,
ton ~ Marincttel
Who puns YOU when you go 10 town
10 pay year = subscription down
Aud makes you feel of great rcnowng
The Editor.
who tells you that your friend is dead.
And that your dearest foe is wed.
or unto foreign lands has fled.
The Editor.
Who says your effort far outrsnks
Ihose OF your rival poet cranks
nut All the same declines with thanksy"
The Editor.
w w1S weep, weePs With With you when yon are sad.
And laughs at YOU when you are mad
The Editor
Who has TO be both kind and wise.
And newell. hardly ever. lies,
AND when he does excites surprises
The Editor.
Who always does good deeds by stealth.
nor tries 10 dazzle with his wealth
VI brain ana scissors, paste and healthg
The Editor.
T Who owns q heart as well as cncek,
anu iiNes on nfty cents week?
The Editor.
Who knows all things political.
who's witty, sharp. satiricaL
but norcr egotistcaly
The Editor.
Who knows how much he ought to know.
But never knows W hat IL not so
Nor shows how much he doesn't know
The Editor.
who thinks his paper has the staG
u life in every paragraph
ana that all others hold but chat?
The Editor.
And who If he admits an "ad."
That has hidden purpose bad.
reels oh, so very, very sad:
The Editor.
Mnom do think would like tonight
I % shoot one poetess on sight
cure OF the verdict; Served her rightg"
Yc Editors!
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1886-09-09

--Cocoanut culture Is growing rapidly
along the lower coast of Florida. The
keys from Biscayne Bay to Key West
contains many thousand new trees. and
there are tens OF thousands from one to
four or FIVE years old. Chicago Tri-
hume
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1886-09-09

HEALTH officials of Brooklyn, Philadel-
phia, Baltimore and other cities, indorss
RED STAR Coucu CURE. Twenty cents
q bottle.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1886-09-09

"AKrnun'-Yes, we should like to have
you write for our paper. Address your
letter TO the business Office, and it will be
sent to you.-N y. Independent.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1886-09-09

WAS the man intoxicated who fell in
the circus tent last EVENING"" asked Mrs
De Groof of her husband. " No, the man
was all right" was the reply. He was
walking q tight-rope. n-Life
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1886-09-09

WHAT would . woman do without a
looking glassi 10 asked. Use another's.
You can't stick woman as easy as that
Chicago Ledger.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1886-09-09

GRAY hair, however caused. is restored to
its original color by Halls Hair Remover.
standing will find a specific in Ayers Ague
Cure.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1886-09-09

THOSE NUIsAScEs, Rheumatism and the
Gout, are relieved by GLENN's SULPHUR
Soar.
:, HILL's HAIR AND WHISPER DYE, Black or
Brown, soc. -f
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1886-09-09

"A young man at Nevada CITY under.
took to eat Two dozen eggs at one Sit
ung' but gave up after eating twenty
one.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1886-09-09

NEW game OF cards is called "matri-
mony.n IL the man wins he takes the girl
II the girl wins she takes the man.-Phaa.
deipIid Call n
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1886-09-09

A NEW York newspaper boasts that
10 owns "A tomahawk. We should judge so
from the character of its illustrations
Burlington Free Press.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1886-09-09

~, ir afflicted with Sore Eyes use DR.. Isaac
Thompson's Eye Water. Druggists sell il. 25c.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1886-09-09

BRoNcHITIs is cured by frequent small
doses of Piso's Cure for Consumption.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1886-09-09

Many people have neglected slight m authorizations
or humor In the blood till the foul mhtter has bo
come so powerful rs 20 cause terrible scrofuions
sores awful suffering. and. finally, as the system
becomes drained OF all its strength death
some nave neglected distress after eating heart
burn. occasional headaches and other eariv 49,
TOMS OF dyspepsia, till this painful disease has be-
como incurable. and the victim barely sustaIns n
miserable existence.
Others neglect that tired feeling pains I'm tho
back weakness. languor. till general debility and
kinney or liver disease becomes firmly fixed upon
them and there Is no hope of recovery
80 wise In time: Hoods SarsaparilIa will cure
when In the power of medicine. scrofula salt
rheum, oos. pimples, dyspepsia, headache. bilious
ness catarrh, rheumatism, that tired feeling. and
any disease or affection caused by Impure blood or
low state OF the system ~
Be sure to get "the peculiar incidence
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1886-09-09

y Z TO 90 a DAV Samples vorih ~ ~
NJ fNtt ltnesnoi nrdcrih ne hoffesfrri W..
- hhtNsfkn atfEf1 nsls HOLDEN 60, Hu9 So
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A GOOD LIVE AGENT WAIVED

a Fl: slsls : ~ g,woN DER I SF2 ssaHsE e
Rsat u. tS2lsr, ~ s2es noot sadrsss
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1886-09-09

To those acquainted with our inst
70 say that the Invalids' Hotel and
branch establishment located at No.
England, have, for many wears. chi,
the most largely patronized and VIII
the world for the treatment and G
arise from youthful indiscretions anC
we. many years ago, established ,
treatment of these diseases, under
the most skillful physicians and SUI
mat all who apply to us might recei,
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1886-09-09
BRIGHT,s DISEASE. nraRrr,
| KIDNEY
DISEASES.
| CAUTION.

made (which can only be ascertained by n e
microscopical examination of the urine !, for
curative In one stage or condition are known
In others. We have never, therefore, attempte
Tor general sale through druggists, recOmms
diseases, although possessing very superior reI
well from an extensive experience that the OF
ful course Is IN carefully determine the diseas
each case by chemical and microscopical
urine, and then adapt our medicines to fhe es
case and condition OF our patient.
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| DISEASES or
DIGESTION.

affecting the liver and
tions to the process of
intrequently mistaken
maladies, and treatmen
disease which does not
of the Digestive Organ
ten cents i'm postage st.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1886-09-09

EXTRACTS from poem read by Mira Ioulss
Phillips before the Wisconsin Press Associa-
ton "a Marinctte
Who pons YOU when you go 10 town
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1886-09-09

We offer no. apology for devotinR 90
httention TO this neglected class OF dil
believing no condition of humanity
wretched to merit tho sympathy and
services OF the noble profession 10 viii
belong. Many who suffer from these h
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1886-09-09

y our original system of diagnosis many
JUST a. successfully without, as with personal
station Whle we are always glad patients
amiarize them with
in five hundred
feet accuracy with which
almost miraculous, of
Take for example, the
invention OF the Is accuracy
marine cable nearly three ong2 venerable
clerk thoroRbly
the most hayward elements of accurately
predict in
what the weather will be in Florida
hundred miles him and
places And all departments
. what 3 The of
signs From these scientists
OEhS " illusions regardless of in
I 4 cal science, diseases unmstakabIe
iNEhSE signs, symptoms and by
sS.reHs have been enabled
diseases without seeing md peona
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1886-07-31
s1eipsM prftr 0lad1rid,fet,.

Nep. ort, so. Suli.- Son Bapuille
VS., miro beri9tet, baB Srau Safe 8eGl
Die @atttn oes noblbaben6en Charles Bel
NIT Sbomas 2apn, einem iuugeH 6armer
bur6gebrannt III, rpohin, ift unbefonnt. Trau
Bell binterlieB 81 5auie Sebn tIeine 8ine er
Die 9IGnbiger Der faltrten 3uderfirmd
S. De 8tpera & &omp tueIte anf Gan 90.
mingo brei groBe 3uderplantaeeu betriebeu
berietben geffern iiber bic Sbunlidteit, eiuer
Qgenten mad Gan Domingo Su enOen, url
bort ibre Sntereifen au bertreten. Der 8iis
6erabhlub peiit folgenoe 3nbleu nnf: iolz
Ueutes @ntbnbsn 1886, ,622. u, ,meifelbaftes
9utbaben $161 ,263.6O, nift collettir6ares
@utbaben $551 ,206.94. Sierge9en befebeu
ber3rsugte Standardization $774, 500, anz
bere S1uleen $3.50, ,72O.29.
- Ggent @iIiou bon Der ,SinoerIhubs
9eieui6aft" befhulbi9te gefern i'm gortoilz
Ter YoIt3eigerift Better 8ufer, beu Qgenteu
uno Gorfeiponee oes ,&biCagoer 6eralo a
Der Serfiibruug Der UierjebHiGbrigen @racie
@heelpri9bt BON 9fr. 4O2, g8eft 81. StraBe,
iofpie Der 13 Sabre alien 2tnte Sones aus
9ir. Sc, Sutton Blact. Der Qneetlaate,
nel6er fid friber bereits dbnli6er Serbres
den ihIIbia gemaft baben iou, bat biegl6oz
den aneebIl6 in iein Siireau Jtr. $50, g3aI,
iuusStr., gelodt unS bort uujii4hge 6au6s
Iungen nit linen oorgeuemmen. 8idter
8elbe feGte ben Ingetagten fir oas meitere
Serfabren einfttueilen uuter 8irgi9aft.
- Der beuti6e Dampfer ySetartosn fam
beute bier BON @aroenas uno 6aoanna an.
Bdbrenb Der &etie erlraHtten 3pei 6eiier an
ben Slattern. 8ei Gntunit oes 9ampFers
an Der Standardization uurbeu bic Baz
tienten in oas Blattern.6oipital aeidlafft.
gfad ieinet griinbli9en 9esinfeftion uno
Reintgung tuirb oermutbli5 bas Sdltff NOR
gen ftitb IN ben SGfeH einIaufen oiirfen.
- Der braiiliauiide Bring Dom guoufto
geopol6o reife beute auf benz braiilianhdben
Sriegsbampfer yGlmtrante" mad gtepport,
8..S., ab. Segen @uOe 9e;ember piro er
mad Sratlien Suriidtebreu.
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am mselbfnpre bad ., arrett. eonfe.

giem gorf, 80. Suli.-Die 6rau, bic,
ME bereit5 beridtet, mIbreno Der u0rIebteH
yIadt i'm U8arretts6o am SrOQODaD t5
eridOB mo iie inter benz 9famen 6rau Stau'
lep aus philadelphia ubgefiegeu mar, biHs
terlieB fOlgenbe8 Sdreiben al ben Coroner:
p2IH ben Coroner.
geebrtsr 9err Sd bjnterlnfa 6ieie 3eis
len, nm Sie Der gtOtbmeu6igteit 3u eutbe
ben, eine llnteriutung auSuiteueH. Sd babe
nit 8orbeoadJt SelbfmOro begaugeH. Dtetz
uar Tamilie megeu bite ih Gle, nitt III er-
n1itteln, ner td bin. Sd hofie, oaB Ste mir
gludliheu nuf Gotters SielO gepdbreu uuo
Die llutgriubuHg 10 9ehetm, ais m6a.i5, bali
ten, Sbre ="
aaum bate ser Coroner BEN 8rt5f 9eleien,
al8 Elm oIisnbar in GROCER 9.ufregung beTiuS.
lif)er alter 6err eridieu, iif al8 3iobert
SUGHfon aus glr. 3l5, SidSfraBe, Sroot.
i'm, 1Oriteu,e uuo nan eiHem Slite auf bic
&erfolbeue unter Sdlud;en ertlirte, oie=
ielbe iel ieinc 5odtcr. giahbem er fh etma5
berubi9t bate, er36blte er, ieiue Sodlter lei
nit JObn GlaimOnt berbeiratbet qeneieu,
jebOh nod fiiniidbri9er gbe Dor etma feds
Wonaten con Oemielbeu gejdieben morOen.
Sbr trubersr 9atte mo1He in ytemzJerleD
uub babe bic Der She eutiproiieHen uuO pom.
@eridJte tbm 3u9giproheuen 5me, aiuOer bel
id. Sbr ebei9eS DiiBqeinjd babe aiHc
3OdIter ft lebr gu 6erjeu gcnOmmeu uuo
ofenbar aud aus bisiem GruuOe bic pers
3meifelte 8hnt peyiibt 2lm Dtorgeu babe er
eirgn &rief BON ieiner Eodter erbalteu, bic
Inn bnrtn uitgetbeilt, iie perOe iidl ba8 Qes
ben Hsbmeu, uuo er peroe ibre 2eihe i'm
pGGrrettz5 50uie" DDrIuoeu.
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- RhffR,fGtptt -.Q3nncntter

Stem Yort, 80. SuIi. - Da8 aus 0en
S6. BufCr Or. Dic@lpun, g8. .. D2cDos
mtu, s. s. gringate, s. 3. Sparfmau nm
4GrtGou miiidr &rmmjns beltebenOe 60
mite, melteS cs arf griuGen Der ,,Geutralz
gObpr Union" iibernOmmeu bat bel @ouuer>
rem Slu Das @siuh I'M BeguaOiguag Der
5hriB iten p8Ogcotter" gu bertreteu, iprat
grfuH bal'm @ouperHeur Dor. Die 6erteu
Uerbrliieieu iit bes 2dng2reu iiber bic glebeuz
uuitdu0e Os8 iibeg 8belB OerbIngteu d, Bon
COTS" iOpie bte 4rO5eiiiruug Der ygopcot.
Ter" unO unterbrei.2ten bic bon ibuen au5gez
arbeitetsn, i'm WeIeHtlihen bareits mitgetbeil.
ten @ntnorteu aui bic pom @OIoarHeur qez
iiellten Trugen be5u9li9 Der Gngelegeubeit.
6r. 6lll b0rte oen &rgumenten oes @omite's
nuimerliam 5u uno Ueriprah, ben Intnorten
auf ieine 6ragen gebubrenbe &uimerIiamteit
81 mibmen uuO Ipdter ieire gntldciOuug be-
font 3u MAIDEN 8aS @omite mar MT Der
ibm 5n 9beil gemoreeueu GufmertiaTteit
b0dit beftleOigt uno boiit, oaB Der @Ouoer
reur bon ietrem SeguaOigung8redt 9ebraH4
uQden mirb.
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3febm6rfte.

CAT 2tbertp, BeunI., 80. 3uIi.-
&nboieb 3ufubr 532, SerieHOuug 50;
8reiie uuriirteu jmiideu 1915 uno $500.
Shpeiue: 3ufubr 22OO, Berieuoung 2700;
Breiie Oariirten ;wiiden s. 80 uHo $500
SGaufe 3ufubr 2OOO, 8eIieu0un9 1900
8reiie oaritrteH Srpiideu $3.50 Hn0 St.75.
Gbicago, so. SuIi.-9{inOUieb: gu
fubr 1900, 8erienbung 2OO0; greiie oart
irten 3tpiiheu 81. As un6 Sduetue:
3Ufubr II 800; Berienouug 5000; Bretie pa
riirten 3piideH $2.75 uu6 $5.OO.-Shaate:
3ufubr 1900; 8erienbuug 400; Bretie Oari'
irten arDi'hen $500 uuO 1926.
Ct. 2oui8, 30. Sull. - &iuooteb
3ufubr $50, 8erienOuug 400; Preiie part
irteH 5piiheH 1925 uuO $4.75.-S9petHe
3ufubr 24OO, 8erienbung 1000; Breiie pa
riirteu 3miihen S4.4O uuo $5.15.-ShaaIe
3ufUbr 700, 8erleHoung -; Brelle part
irteH 3miiden 1925 uuO 1915.
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Die ,,GntabtS Of 2abpr" tne otc
GSehterTSdl0YfEl.

Rem 0ort, 80. Suli.-9ie grbetter in
Qeippn & Dlurtin'8 Gi9urrenfablit on smeiter
ausnHe pur0en beute bon Der 6irma beHads
ridti9t, baB fte aus Der uProgreIIio lluioun
ou6ileiben miiBten. Die 282 &rbeiter bs-
subsn fdl iOfOlt an ben Stdfe. auoere Tir
men ner0su mOrgeu 6ie gleihe 6or,
en- tbre Grbeiter feuen, 10 nett oiejelbeH III
elmer Union geb0reu.
glnige Der Stnter oerlriadten beute Rufls
nittag einen 9umuIt Dor benz 6auptquartisr
Der oSnigbt8 Of gabor" an Der Sf. 4. StraBe
mo muBteH NIT @amalt uon oem Blabe per
n,eheH meroen.
3aS gysIuhb @emite Der pgroqreifo-
Union" pirv mOr9eu cine Sieung ablalteu.
2m Qbsno fiuoet etue @Onferen3 Qtler Qofqr-
'trei8e Der pSHterrati?ualen" II. ygrogreiao
Union" fat. pas @eiiibl Der Grbijtyriua
unter teu GiaarraHmadern gegea bic y0i
Lis NfemUtg glr. 49" if in 8a1leu.
Mou crpartet luuunebm!ibteiteu, faas ole
rs ;gbis Of 2abOr" ibre Bemubuageu, bic
llrirHsu aui5ulDien, riGt einiteuen ioaten
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Ste Ettttot 0etta 3uatpdd,ter Der
UMfttIOttt B0ciffcaRnfft."

6ort b Borth, Ser, 80. Suli.-6. 8.
9ennlnsSs,, 9e9enm6rtiq ii Dill GOHntp be-
fn@d9, lou elH9efanben baben, oaB er elmer
ger N6anner mar, pelfe tpdhreno oes fiir,s
ii9en AnSfanoes auf Der pMifOuris 8acifics
Sa9n" oie bemnnneten 8dhter zines 9uqes
unter SIM 9ourtnep in Der gfdbe BON bier
on9riilen uno orel berielben eri6oiIen. S6e,
rltt Vtaooor bon Sarrant- @ouutn if mad
Dill eourtn as9ereif unb bat Sennings iebt
mahrifetnltd idon in Saft. Qebterer ifauo
Dor benz Strlte in 0ieniten Der er.pdbnte
8abn nnS NOR 0titsIieO Der ySniqbts Of "a
Dor. Sb.er bic Namel ieiuer Utttifulbtoeu
Qnaeneben bat. III nnh n1rnt be Ennrt
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Scr @eiontarft.

ylen 0ort, 30. Sui. - 5oIseuSa8
fuo Die S6luBnOhruugeu: @elO 0HHete ;u
2-2t unb ifIOB 81 y Bros. - Sterling
8edieI $4.844 = $4.854 auf 60 Gage uuo
$486 -4.86t auf StGt. - guuoes Cblis
gattOueu: 3=proi. 1903, Al pros. ll2, 4-pro3.
l27. - Qftien: &OamS @rpreB 1924, Sen.
tral Bacific 428, @bei.=Sbio 81, Grte 32g,
bitto griOr IS, gnte.Sbore 875, RS. Sen,
ral 554, Rz8eiiern 1928, Ditto Brior 14Os,
Gs9. Central lO95, Ohio I(iitippi 2It, 90.
Hrt0r 80, 8lttsbura 1853, &eabina 26.
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Giue c thtne: aug Der ,,QaHsgRaHz 8a a5et!ez"
Sd1mubgeidid1ten auseOrOht. Ssiibne
SuitiAtier. - SeerOtaaHs Oct epfsr Ses
4uftubrs 81 Amiteroan.