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ct, and has been member of the last five
congresses. Lawyer Of course,
George d. WISE, of Virginia, mot the late
candidate for governor, remembe J. Is chair
man If the committee on manufactures. He
is native Of X chmond, studied law ut Will
liam aud Mary college, and was captain in
the Confederate ar my. This is his third
term in congress He is 80 years old.
We next come to the brarch of mines and
mining Martin Linn Clardv, of Missouri,
preSiles over It's deStinicS He is a born Mis-
souran aged 4 Lawyert Yes One pecul-
iarity is that he has never held any public
office except that OF congressman, to which
he has been elected four times
Samuel Dibbe. of Sou h Carolina,
"bos,esn the gentlemen of the commit
tee on public buildings and grounds,
Mr.. Dlbble HIS n long, penetrating nose,
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In New York recently drunken lady de-
cined to accompany he minions OF the law,
and ntima' ed that whole United States
army couldn't bulge her
Then we'll take you on handcArt" said
the head minson He actually ordered up
an Italian peanut vender, and the me,rop-
oils would have witnessed the spectacle of a
woman riding to the police station In pea
nut cart, only at that prospect her feminine
sp rit re'eitei and she arose and walked.
Had New York possessed patrol wagon
the italian method nesi not have been re-
sorted 10.
Another note worthv feature of III, police
system here is the alarm ,elephone boxes.
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polit'aS This l. his fifth term Il g ,ouse
of representatives.
The cha rinan of the committee on In ian
affairs is ton. DIN Welborn, Dallas. Tex
He ties his necktie the same way President
Cleveland ioss
Mr.. Wellborn was chairman of Indian af-
fairs las. term, and is reappointcd But
that committee will have its hanis full this
congress- When the appropriations com
mittee was unloaded upon the others they
were mostly required to take charge of the
expenditures connected with their lines of
work Under this line of regulation, the
Indian con mittee must prepare the bills for
appropriations for its branch of he service
The Indian question will he one of the most
impor;alt ami perp.exing before this con-
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congressman he Is a lawyer. This is his
fourth term in the house of representatives,
Hon, Perry Belmont IS the son Of August
Belmont who i, the American agent of tho
Ro'hschilis Hon. Perry l. at tne head OF
the committee o. 10 eiga a'fntr'. very re-
spon,ib'e appointment for " = - g." young
est men in congress. Youus 3empnc Is lle
man who made him elf tameu, by ',irsin1
Mr.. Blaine at Wushi ngton few years ~"
lie is a slender man, with dark complexion,
a small head and sharp nose. He Is from
Babylon, Long Island, and has the honor Of
representing in congress the first district Of
the state OF New York He is serving his
third term
Gen Bragg il chairman of military az
fairs But it is not Gen. BroSton Bragg Of
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There must have
been thirty or
more persons IN
the fight. But when
the wagon came
nobody was found
but two small boys
and the men with
the broken heads,
The boys had t taken
no part in he row.
The otlicia vehicle
was, however, in
time TO carry the
wounded men TO
fha bpcnital
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desperate a spirit
to cope with among
the evil dong
classes than those
Of the east, but
certainly that
spirit here is more
re tleSs and I'M
tanned. Besides,
for some reason
Chicago is unhaP-
: PLY "A sort of ; orm
center of social
ism. There have
been many NUT
terings and some
outbreaks Of a TEN
rest in this direc-
tion. There are
millions of wealth
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Confederate fame,
as you might per
haps suppo e 1t
is f. d ward =.
Bragg, of Fond du
Lac, Wis He OBJ
tanned his title in
actual service in
the northern army
from the break ng
ont Of the civil war
till its close. He
mas been u member
Of four congresses
The mi itary com
Inittee consists of
thirteen members
besides the choir.
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has held about every office in and ont of the
state that was worth having, from governor
to minister to Russia. He his been secretary
of state and superintendent of pub ic in
Struc,ion of Pennsylvania After all this
line record he came down 10 le u congress
man. This is tho third congress In succession
TO which he has been elected
Wi liam Henry Hatch, of Ms ouri, pre-
sides over the COMMITTEES on agriculture
Both the United States commissioner OF
agriculture ani the chairman Of the con
gre sional committee on that branch are
Mis- -ourianS. Gen. Hatchs place has i'm
por!ance attached to it from the fnct that
an attempt will be made this session or the
next To make the commits oner of agricul.
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Morrison, Illinois;
appropr n t i Ons,
Samuel j. Randall,
Penn sy " an ia;
coin &c, weights
and measures. II.
= Bland. Missouri:
commerce, John
II. Reagan, Texas;
rivers and harborS,
Albert ). Willis,
Kentucky; public
lands, Thomas r.
Co b b, Indiana;
levecS and Missis-
siTpi river, J. Floyd
King Louisiana.
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well adapted 10
looking into things
ventilation q t
lsuty4sI -s.s.- .=---r, '
for instance tie
was born at
Charleston in 1851.
Lawyer, soldier i'll
t h Q Confederate
army and member
of the last two con-
crosses
James W Throck
morton, of Texas
is chairman Of Pa
cific rail avs.
Born III IenneSsne
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Chicago, Rock Island and Pacific Railrosi
NEW TINE TABLE

Nos and 10 arrive IN Chicago a. 10 =. " aud leave
Chicago ~ as p. daily sunday cNc"p'"dl.
Mo- = and 70 run daily, including Sundays
No = carries passengers from Rock l-.hhl iuh'ANa
No - carries pGSscngvrs from G"ur-rn ." DiaNs
No 20 carries Passenger between bureau anc "
lava
40 - carries passengers between joliet and Ia
S.1tr and 30 o bstNe.n Ia sale ami JOirt,
ND- y and y carry pa-,c'.gyrs between sue ISAAC
and Ia SALE. L Il. tNRLK behi hahhEer.
e IT. IuHN. X. :. fEEsifhNS
Gem TX. & Pass AgT- agent At onssA
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CONGRESSIONAL.
PORTRAITS OF THE CHAiRMEN OF
THE NEW COMMITTEES.
ave Can't Have Everything to Please
Us"-Ali Lawyers, and More Than
Halt Of Them from the
southern states


WASHINGTON. Jan lS If Mr.. = caker
Carlisle reads the papers it must have been
cheerful for him to wake up the morning
discover that ''of the forty weight committees,
only about o-third were regarded by rep
resentatives as aifordins fair scope FOR ther
abilities An uuprejuii ell observer, who
knows the world, must lie permitted to re.
mark that it Mr.. Carlisle has succeeded in
satisfying one third of the 800 ayd odd
members of the h tie of representatives, he
has achieved nothing short OF miracle,
that's all. We can't have rything TO
please u5
An embarrassm mt met the speaker at the
outset owing to new rules distr ,buting many
Of the duties of the appropriations commit
toe among the rest His task has been an I'M
usually difficult one. 1t was not always easy
to chuck new members away into obscure
corner y of little committees till they got the
hang of the schoOlhousa In the diStribu-
ton so prominent a member as Hon. William
Walter Phelps was only given one commit
tee Hon Joseph Pulitzer, OF the The New
York World, who makes oath, notwith-
standing that he is neither its owner, editor
nor puDilSner, WIS gwen b"N Univ "a "eoo
was that on civil service reform.
The chairman of the COMMITTEES on judi
clary Is Hon. Rudolph Tucker, Democrat, Of
Virginia He is a very able lawyer. a digni-
fled, scholarly man. He is s. years old and
has been member of six successive con-
crosses. He used to be law professor in
Washington and L"e university.
Ex-Governor Andrew e. Curtin with his
crown Of white hair and tine face appears as
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greSa IL cannot
be manyyeals now
TN il the rowing
red man must stop
in one place and
take lanls IN sew
crafty and 50 to
farming or stock
raising like IA white
man. How b.st to
make him do this
is a quest on that
may well puzzle
wiser heads than
that Of tho ave
rage congressman.
Tho bloody, thiev-
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canals is Robert ii.
Ii. Davidson, of
Florida He is also
a native OF Plori-
da, and has hair
that curls { h @
tightest of any
man in congress
He is 81 years Old
WAS lieutenant col
oneI in The south
ern rmy an d
wounded III the ser
vice H3 was a
presidential elector
onthe Greeley tick
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to bn colonel Of the
Eighth Alabama.
He probably ii tie
thought thon that
he would ever be
chairman OF the
committee on nav
a. affairs IN the
United Sta'es con
cre>s. but kept On
fighting against
that power until
/, he was disabled by
one Of it, bullets
in the " il lerness
in the summer ol
o.. Then ne went
back to his law
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tnre a regular cab
HIST s9R99rr GttiSaF
er secretaries. The
agricultural inter
eStS OF the country
are vas ter than
any other, and
growing IN import
auCe
Gen Hat h Gets
his military I'le
from ths -Udthern
silr pi tho fence.
lao was born in
Scott county, Ken
lucky, in iSEi.
IIl.e nearly all
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Freight trains CAr-..Pc 0azsergers leave ottawa =,
follows For Earl, 40 P.s. for Aurora 100 A n.
e: Streator, " 4. N SO ~. and Spt A. y
Morning train make. close connection kiasrJtsis
AL points east and west,
PnlEAn Palace Sleeping Cars, G r. Y Draw =
Room Cars, Horizons Reclining Chair CAfs, and The
b O Palace DiLinr Carr, by this route AL IHiOrn.
ton s6out rates OF fare. sleeping car accommodations
and time tables vii be rhPcrfuly gwen ny applying 70
PERCIVAL LOWELL
General Passenger Ag-rt, ChicaSo.
rHos. J. POTTER.
Genera! Manager Chicago. GEO. T. Rpf,
Agent a. O'tAvs
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1 ne>e are scattered
Il b II II d a II t ~
throughout Chica-
20. Small eight
,ided sentry boxes
are built Within
these are both tele-
graph and te!e.
phone arran ge-
nents. Policemen,
and citizens WIN
an lse trusted have
access 10 thelolges
How they are used
YOU see from the
Illus trait ion. A
poIicrmtn fin Is "A
man lying insnnsi
de upon the pave
nent. He Goss not
need 10 wait t II he
can go to the near
st police ,tltlcn
for aid. He un
locks the sentry box
and teller homes for
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practice in Greenville Ala Since 1872 be
has lived in Mon gomsrv, the capital OF
the state, and practicsd his profession
during the inter walls when he was not 10
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pun nmels the officers AMI sits square down
upon tbs sidewalk aud saws all tine police
force in Chrls,endom can't make her 60
to the station house, hehol Il little tap OF
oil electric gonr, and almost before the
crowd can col ect and guy the policeman,
the cantankerous creature is lifted into the
wagon and carried away.
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chairman of bank
ing and currency.
This appointment
was one of the sur
priseS. The old war
governor was for
inerly chairman Of
foreign affairs, and
his present APP
poi II TIM ent is
looked on as In the
nature of a descent.
Ex-Governor Cur
tin does not like it.
He is 6S years old
and a Democrat.
lie was born in
Pennsylvania AMI
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Chicago, Alton & St. Louis Railroad

Lightning ENprrss n'nV-r Express AMI Kansas City
and Louis FNprr~1 trslns run daily: EKprc-- Nal
and Jo't.t Accommodation run daily, except sunday
kansas City and 81 Louis EN?rc-s gpiHg south Tuns
thr.ugh without chang of car, Morning train - ~
Louis h. free chair cars and evening train through
sla-tsrrs u ~ Ly,Iis snd Springfield ~
JAY W ADAMS.
rcErt Agent e. & i. issllrOai
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the FAMOUS ALBERT LEA ROUTE
MONEY To LOAN.

smuow lending wpaoy ~ . and per cent .u'rrc~
iu sums Uf from t.O up 20 tlUpN on long % shur
time, oh farm lands 10 Ia Sale uut adlvn.u. rNuu
ties The Of interest .- determined bY Size u luau
amount - security aud. time loan i, r. run.
Call DH ur address lIEI W. room,
Sheridan. H.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-01-25

The Weston Democrat saya the old md
historical property known as jackson 4
Mills, below Weston, on the West Fork
River, will be sold under decree Of court.
Thia is the place where the famous General
Stonewall JackGon spent the days Of his
boyhood with his uncle Cummings Jack
son. lie lived there when he was np.
pointed constable for Lewis county and
that WAS his home when he leiI there lor
Washington, and obtained his appoiuimen,
to West Point The property has gone
down since those days; although it is yet
considered valuable.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-01-25
THE RELIEF WORK.
The Necessity For More c'oney at Now
burg.

The Necessity For More ctoney at Now
burg.
Uur people have exhibited most com
mendabla spirit l,berality in the matter
If contributing TO the relief Of the distress
which must inevitably result to the !s'ui
hes Of the men whose live7 were sacrificed
in the Orrpll miLe, and it ID TO be hoped
Ina; the disposition to give will n0t cease
until enough has been secured 10 insure to
lhe rIief STRICKEN widow protection AGAINST
the chill winds O! winter and to provide
TODD f.r the orphan 50 suddenly thra"H
upon the mercy Of the world. The p.upic
Of Ncwhurg are willing to DO all in their
power, nut the community is q small oae,
aud the citizens are AL in very moltrat.
circumstances.
1t il not alone the living who mug, b,
looked nu,r. Tue DEAD mus De buried
and the thir,y,nine cy!iius and other nrcct.
sites will probably more Than consume
what MONEY has 60 lar been obtained. We
sugEcs. tnlt tie uaguIbeg OF Commerce
take hold If this matter in Ill energetic
wa. nnI that ell who desire to aid in this
particular lose no time in handing their
mcucy TO oue Of the newspapers offices
Col \. \ FrgnZheim. or tbe President Of
tire Chamber. Col FranGheim and Mr
John Frcw Of the Iutelligeucer, will go
oGl to Newburg this morning, aud they
should be e5le to take Il large sum wi.h
tL.ll
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-01-25
AN oiu CITIZEN UoNE.
The Death of an old and Respected Ga.
Isu OF Fulton.

Ieu OF Fulton.
In The death Of Me-. John G. Mum, which
G, c1rred at FGItou early yesterday morn.
iag. that place and this ction Of country
lJose5 one Of it. olde3, and most respected
ciriz"us. Several weeks ago M Mu;h
was taken with a severe attack Of paralysis
which Frustrated hiu, since which nme
he has been grow!.g worse. HIS Only SOU
William, who is located in Manitoba, and
his eldest daughter, Mrs kellogg, Of ludi
hua were sent for aud arrived III tho city
And remainei with their father up 10 the
time Of his deA,h. He also las two JGugh
ters al home. one OF whom is teacher in
the Fulton publ. school. Mr. MI,h was
"A member Of the Pioneer Society, and
the Pioneers will turn out ia a body
TO attend his funeral, which takes place
from his late residence at 2 o'clock Iass.
i Y afternoon, the Intern INT 10 take place
AZ Mt Wood cemetery. The Society will
Leave the Elm Grove railroad station on
the 30 motor.
Mr.. Muth Was born September 20, lSl&,in
Haddame beusen, district OF Ngrburg, near
Hrsse Castle. He left Germany on tie 9Th
Of June, 1888, and sailed from Bremen
for America, arriving in Wheeling
September lst Of the same year. Upon
his arrival he entered the employ Of Mr.
Louis Bnyha, who IVES in the butcher bust
mesa. From him it is said he learned to
make the famous MUth sausage. la Isl,
Va. Mulh married Mr.. R.yha's Oldest
daughter, and about two years later lie
purchased his father in Laws business and
removed 10 Fulton, where he has resided
ever since At the time of his death Eo
WAS Y years Of age Mira 3ayha survives
her husband, and she anl her family have
thu sincere sympathy OF large circle Of
friends.
ORR o~n nuke shoes in all styles - 20
lncle's, 1919 Main street:
AWArEuR running race at the CGapliue
Street Rink tonight. Two mile heats,
best two in three. Fairies will close at
: q. clock
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-01-25

The festival CiScn by the Barnes bras.
band in the City Hall, on Friday and So;
urday evenings was IL complete success
financially and otherwise The crowd or
the frat night WAS not verY large, but on
Saturday evening the hGlI Was completely
filed, and until midnight social enjoyment
held full ssaJ Toward midnight the con.
testauts who had been collecting money
fer the elegant necklace made their report
Miss Lille Gll1sr. had 81 %, while Miss
Emma MARI showed Up with So IS and
carried oh the ps;&c. viii Barnes held q
large number OF tickets on the roller skates
and whea they wrr" rallied oil ticket No
~, held 10y him drew the rollers. Ticket
SO. 600 ha'j bY Dan Mcclellan drew the
fine lire set. The SCI of glassware wss
CHANGED oil, Grd Was secured by Will
George Nos. al OF the cakes
that were lr' were vat uj at
auction and cold 10 the man
who gaze the lest Michel The bidding
wn3 q lite gpi7i;ad aud realized consider
able SUM. The proceeds Of The affair vas
about 500, over bit Of which is clear.
The boys will e5t yog instruments with
the money they haze made
!i0lph HcEruu.m Was riding on q car OF
coal which wG9 coming out Of Morgan y
Carroll coal bank en- last Saturday morn.
ing. While passiuE through where the
passage way is ljy be- WAS knocked off the
ear ard badly bruised, one of his shoulders
L,.,.., :,,i,ral ,C-. +. ,ry blu ,ulil. hia faga
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-01-25
\ BIRD FIGHT

Al fulton ani IL Unexpected Result.
Qmrr >u ir;rr,s,iro cooking main &C
CARED last Tuesiay evening Il. tulior,
which wns all to Lricl II appears tina, q
parry OF Island boys got holi of bid
SON, place which they bchygsd about As It
~ ore OF the gamest Mad. and said M
bird Ia Wheeling could DO him W. 4
certain Wheeling barber had an old SCRUB
q, a bird that didn't look little Ike o
duughill but b. got il into bis Uranium
that The old chap could sick-n the Island
hird. 50 he .;aked his wealth TO that ,ticr',
and on Tuesday evening the light cams
OFT. Uuugbiii was awiaiy strong IN the
leg and IA good striker. 80 his owner Sc.
c-etly yut on p pair Il gals and the fight
began. 10 was royal sport tor the boys Tor
aboa. tn minutes and The Island fellows
uat 10 hard cash on their bird But at
he end OF that time the Island bird BEGAN
'uakms g6og, out OF the corner o. It's eyes,
bdr stuck TO iis work uutl another tive
minutes had elapsed, when o new arrival
,.u.- "a ~ the door ard Mr. Island Roos-
.,r seeing his chance gave au exuling
cEurEln and t!.w O4t 0! the open door over
.le head 0: the man entering. Ths bird
managed 10 keep on Tying when it got on!
aud must have GL.gh;rd ON o house, for after
q ,igo,ous search the Island 6oy5 were un
able 10 dud their much Wanted game bird
aud the aforesaid barber smljng,y pushed
the money down into the corner Of his
pocket
saturday nigh, four fights occurred be
tguag ,vo Wheeiirg men, both Of whom
live on tue Soa,a Side All the battles
were yerg exciting, and lois Of the dudes
rook in the sport Il resulted in eachwi"-
Mug TWO battles
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-01-25

II sou are suffering win low and DE-
pressed spirits, loss o! appetite, general de.
biTfy. disoriersi blood, weak constitution,
headache. or any disease ola billions nature,
BY Ell ues1s procure a bo.de O. Electric
B;ttess You viil be surprised 10 SEE the
rsgiI improvements that viii follow: sou vi.
Be insured with new lite, Strength lGd Or
liyi.y will return; pain sEd misery vi.
cease aud teaceforth you will rcjcicel"tbs
use %: Electric b.uess, Sod Il. t!V
cents n bottle by Logan 4 Co.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-01-25

Can ally orr bring rs case Of Kidney
or Liver Complaint hat Eir ,tric Bitters
will not sreg&,;y curc2 We say they can
uo;. ss thousands OF cases already perma-
nen'Ig cured and who are daily recommend,
iua EIccrf;" BitIers, I'll prove. Bright
DisrArc, Hiah"t-z, Weak E-ck, or any
urinary roGrLi.d yu,rkiy cured. They
puri. rLa h.,.,d, rrguIn'c the bowels. and
ncr Greedy Gu ,h" diseased parts. Every
bottle guaranteed For -'.le al 50 cents 8
bottle by Logan G..
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-01-25
CHANCE FOR CHARLESTON,
A PTOnOsitIOn From Ashland, KY,
Naiiers,
To Locate a Factory al the Capital,
Terrible Accident to Child
Almost frozen,

Charleston is doing what she can 10 Sc
cure the establishment al u co operative
nail factory there. The Star says A
proposition will shortly be made by a COM
pany OF practical nailers, OF Ashland, Ky
who have cash capital Of $50, 900 TO in
vest in putting up nail factory at the
capital, provided they receive any induce
ment. The terms Of the proposition are that
if the citizens OF Charleston individually or
collectively, will raise $4,000, payable
when the nail works will have been COM
pleted, the works will be located there, and
this amount will be refunded to the in
vestor5 by the company, which proposes TO
pay the amount by holding back twenty.
i've per cent. of all wages earned by the
workmeD, each Of whom will be stock,
holder, and who holds his stock in the
$4,000 capital.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-01-25
COMMGG: SEf5E
ias THE hs!CHEMi

I. sbr. Mott, az Neg NEr!g. iaH =
nEtnbcr Ot dog iIg stsnI, H"cEs g.
Bread made %sii' d: snIU i!iIi.iT'
Powders. la every stance GIJr
dogs los; appetite, siCls u.',i, ana
some died. - tiG" sam" jiIur iIc
fec other GsgS on i.rcaIi r;.S,'ie viii
pure Tartar Baking Powder. atili
no injury !o Gr?Piii" ~ hcsIth.
-. The u~e ~ Alum: in Erg4d -
prohibited hs 3rw in SOME place
becau.e is ins n"en lOnud 10 ID!ura
health.
3. SOME i,eOs:e buy liTu Es'.'
irS Powders .sTSaa>c they u"t
cheap! e. !; real rcOnon,y. which
To- save ID few pennies now, hays
foundation for III ifrs.:n aud due
tors bills ia;cr one?
You are Gil The safe s;,;. IN r-iHE
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-01-25

The REGlSrER ia in possession OF ano,h
er -, coo libel suit--ths time fer publish
ing d sensational repor. regarding the cou.
duct Of Mss Elsa Nixon, plaintiff in Is
brtach0f promis" suit AGAINST Clint
Pickett. News Lister.
So lar ~ the REGISTER IL aware no s"ch
.ui. has been brought against the RuGls.
TER. When it comes, i ever, the RE1s
TER viii take excellent care Of it In ,he
meantine our neighbor sUould scrutinia@
,Le court records With more accuracy and
thus avoid giving currency to 80 hat footed
- lie
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-01-25
a.,lyS % asotrcrs.

N-s. Nlu-lus.s Soothing syrup tcs COL,
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cures dyscul,.-y and G.Arshsen, gsiy.ug in
tue bozoa. Srt wilma cole Rg giving
health % ths ck!I /, rests thu mother.
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