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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-04-04
MILITARY
Another Compliment to GovernOS Wilson
MASTERING Stopped.

Another Compliment to GovernOS Wilson
MASTERING Stopped.
There are UoW organized and mustered
into service, says the Charleston Star, the
requisite number Of volunteers to entitlt
the State to her sFpOrtiOnment Of the ap'
preparation made by Congress for militia
purposes. Such q number Of applications
for company organization have been re-
ceived this past week by the Governor
that it was found necessary, for the pres
emf, to decline to muster them in. Requi'
sition has been made on the general Gov,
eminent for arms sufficient TO sup.
ply the companies organized and
will be ready for distribution
about the last of the coming week. An
inspection of all organizations has been
ordered and ns sOon as the returns are
made a general rsquisitiou for quarter
master stores will be made. SO il il safe
to say by the first of May we will have,
armed and thoroughly equipped, a force
of not less than seven hundred soldiers.
Governor Wilson seems to be coming iu
for his share of honOrs with the military
boom; we forgot to mention last week the
organization OF what we learn from q pri-
vate letter a very fine company with a
membership of fifty at Spencer, Roane
county, called this Wilson Guards" in
in honor of our Governor. This, with the
Governors Guard, is a compliment he
should feel proud Of, and we have no
doubt but he fully appreciates it.
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'sThe Tin Soldier"

Hoyt's famous Tin Soldier will be
presented at the Opera House Friday and
Saturday Evenings and Saturday matt
nee. The play is full of fun and good
music, pretty girls and e songs, and the
company presenting it is a standard one.
The piece was presented here last year, and
it drew immensely, and the same will 10
doubt be the case this year. The Chicago
Inter. Ocean says: 1.-THE Grand Opera
House opened its season Monday evening
with Hoyt's Tin Soldier" as the inaugu-
raj attraction. This well-known farce
comedy needs no introduction; suffice it to
say that its old time popularity reasserted
itself, and the house was full and over
flowing at both performances, and many
unable to gain admission had to seek con-
ISOLATION elsewhere. The play appears to
have had its points Frightened up consid-
erably, and the audience gave evidence OF
continual and genuine merit throughout
the evening" Reserved seats 20 on sale
at Banner & co., music store this even
inc
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TIE CLUB.
A Permanent rGantzstion Effected Last
Evening.

A Permanent Org anizstiou Effected Last
Evening.
The fist annual meeting Of the stock
holders of the Wheeling Club was held last
evening at the club rooms on Main street,
for the election Of directors and adoption
of bylaws and rules. Mr.. Hullihen Quar-
rier was called to the chair and Mr.. Alex
Updegraff was appointed secretary. The
first business taken up Was the corsidera-
ton Of the report of the Co nmitLee ON By
Laws, and with some amendments they
were adopted as a whole, The b bylaws
are exhaustive sud provide for the man.
agement and guidance of the club in a
very thorough manner. They provide for
a directory Of nine members, an
Executive Committee, Room Committee,
AID Finance Committee composed of direc-
tors. After July 1st any person desiring
to become a member will he compelled TO
pay an initiation fee OF $25 with his arpli-
cation for membership, aud if elected he
will be required TO purchase a share of
stock in addition.
If he is rejected the initiation fee is, of
course, returned. This gives those who
desire to become members a chance TO do
80 before the initiation fee clause gots into
effect. The club will be run in a first class
manner Qud that it will become a perma-
nent institution in the city is beyond
doubt.
The election Of a Board of Directors fol-
lowed and resulted as follOwa: Hullihen
Quarter, j. X. Hall, H. c. FGsnzheim,
Albert Whitaker, DE-. j. + Bslleville,
Robert Dovener, F. j. Hearne, DR..
George Baird and Bates Butler. 1t may
very appropriately be remarked here that
this Board represents the married men, the
younger element and the bachelors. At
the conclusion Of the meeting the Bard
organized by electing Mr.. Quarrier Presi-
dent, DIR. Baird Vice President, Mr.. Whit
akcr Secretary and d.. Belle.
Vile Treasurer. FIRST, however,
it was decided, by drawing, the
terms CT Office of the directors. Messrs.
Franzheim, Quarter and Hall are for one
year, Messrs. Whitaker, Dovener and
Belleville two years, and Messrs. HearGe,
Baird and Butler three years. The follow.
ing committees were then appointed: Ex.
e~cutive, Messrs. Qdarrier, Relleville and
Hall; Room, Mtssrs. Baird, Doyener and
Butler; Finance, Messrs. Frarzheim,
Hearpe and Whitaker.
Every thing is now in splendid shape and
the rooms will be fitted up for occupancy
by the latter part Of neat week.
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b of

At a meeting of the Stonemason's Inter,
national Union No. 2, OF West Virginia,
held at their lodge room in the city OF
Wheeling, April 3, 1888, the following wa
offered by 3 special committee appointed
for the purpose.
WHEREAS, 1t has pleased God to remove
frOm our midst Charles Able, a highly re,
spotted and be- wed member of our order;
therefore be it
RfsOiEGd, That by the death of our fel.
low member, Charles Able, this order hiss
lost a member Of the highest character and
ability, who enjoyed the confidence and re.
spect of his fellow-members.
I'd. That we are deeply grieved BY his
death, and hat we will greatly Mrs him
as q personal friend and member Of this
Union.
Sd. That We eEtend our heartfelt sylnpa-
thy TO his bereaved family, and as a far
ther mark Of love and respect, that we at
tend the funeral in q body.
4th. That the above resolutions be
spyead upon the minutes and be pub
lished In the daily pspersi also that the
Secretary be instructed 10 forward a c0py
10 the family of the deceased; as q farther
mark of respect that this Union do now
adjourn.
[Siguedl GEO. LONG,
HENRY GUENTHER,
GEo. STEPHAN,
Committee.
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FiFHt Branch.

In the First Branch it was quite half
past eight when a quorum was obtained
the members spending the long intervs
before r~oll-call in nOisily discussing .thei
private affairs, one with another. Wher
nine men were finally secured to answer Il
their names, through The efforts of the Of
icers on duty in the building, the reading
of the minutes was dispensed with, and
the annual tax levy ordinance, passed BY
the Second Branch at the last regular
meeting, was taken up, read three times
and passed.
The Branch then turned its attention 10
the annual appropriation ordinance, as
passed by the Second Branch with the
amendments noted in last Wednesdays
REGISTER. In line 81 Of the ordinance,
Mr.. Kenny endeayored TO have the words
'cobble stones'' struck out and "frs
brick" substituted, the paving being that
ordered for Alley 3. The motion wa
lost.
In line 104, after the words Twenty.
fourth street." Mr.. Me;zner moved ia
amend by inserting and Ecff street with
cobbles, between Twentieth and Twenty
second streets"
The amendment occasioned o very lively
debate, but was finally lost, and the ordi,
nance was passed as it came from the Sec,
ond Branch.
Mr.. Faris offered the following:
Resoiued, That the Committee on Ordi.
nances be and are hereby instructed 10 re-
port an ordinance at tine next meeting OF
Council prohibiting the operation in this
city of prize stores and swindIiug shops,
similar TO the one in operation at the pres.
ent time at No. 1853 Market street, the
penalty for the violation Of such ordinance
TO be fine or Imprisonment.
Adopted and referred TO the Committee
on Ordinances,
The live stock ordinance, sent over from
the Second Branch, was then taken up.
Mr.. Dlbrugge moved 10 indefinitely post.
pone the ordinance, and it passed unani.
mously.
The resolution passed in the Second
Branch, imposing new duties on the assess.
ors. and adopted by that body, was amend
ed so az to increase the compensation of
the assessors 800, and passed. Later the
report Of the committee Of conference,
making the compensation $50, wac agreed
to.
When the report Of the Health Commit
tee, passed by the Second Branch, came
mp, there was q decided disposition 10
Jump on the garbage contractors for not
fulfilling their obligations, but neyerihe-
less the report was adopted, Z 10 3.
The resolution Offered in the Seeoud
Branch by Mr.. Mitchell, and adopted by
that body, requiring the Board OF Public
Works to report an amendment to their
rules, regulating the places upon the
streets whsrs vehicles kept for hire may
stand, was adopted.
Mr.. Delbrugge offered a resolution re-
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Nn0 news OF the DAy EOinLotuy EerS-
E-Aphed for HAsty Rssders.
MATINEE at the Grand this afternoon.
OFFICER DESMOND run in a drunk yes
terdsy.
THERE were three cases before His
Honor In Police Court yesterday morning.
JANIToR Nick Roth, of the Court House,
is polishing things up, preparatory to the
opening Of Court
The building at Mingo occupied by vii,
liam Clausen as a saloon and residence,
was destroyed by fire yesterday morning.
LcsS, $500.
PROF. JOHN MULLEN rendered his
dancing class q pleasant little reception at
Germania Hall last evening, and an en-
JOY able time was spent by all.
THAT crossing on Market street to
Meder's cigar store is in a very bad condi-
ton and should be repaired. The Board
Of Public Works should see TO il.
OFFICERS CARNEY, Bell, Deku and
West rsided Hattie Scott's house of i'll
fame, on Eoff street. last night, capturing
the madame, four girls and two men.
JOHN STANTON, q popular Cleveland
gentleman who recently started an Install
msnt house on the South Side, has moved
his establishment from all to 2 las
Main street.
ANOTHER horse case has been settled at
ST, GAINESVILLE. The man Trouton, who
sold the unsound horse, was compelled to
| ray the plaintiff, Tighe, 500 damages and
the costs OF suit, which amounted to S225.
A NUMBER of the employees Of the Gas
Works called st the REGISTER Office last
evening and stated that there was 10 beer
drinking nor any trouble ut the Works
Monday night, that the trouble men
toned was at the lava beds.
ANOTHER large house greeted the
Wages Of Sin" company at the Grand
Opera House last evening, and left highly
pleased with the performance. The com
pauy is above the average and the play 10
a splendid one. The piece will be repeat
ed this afternoon and evening.
The grand promenade concert and ball
of the Opera House orchestra will take
place this evening aud promises to be q
delightful affair. A fine musicale pro.
gramse has been arranged and thee will
be a very large crowd present. The affair
will undoubtedly be . grand success.
The many friends Of Mr.. s. w. McCOl-
loch, OF Short Creek, will be sstonished to
bear Of his death yesterday evening. He
hsd been confined to his room by an at
tack of typhoid fever for only Il few days,
when late yesterday afternoon bemor-
rkage set in which resulted fatally in o lit
tie while.
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ANNUAL MEETING

OF W. Va Gas Company Stockholders,
Yesterday.
The stockholders of the Natural Gas
Company Of West Virginia met at the
office OF the company yesterday. Ia addi-
ton to the resident stockholders, there
were present John p. Mavin, Jr., OF
Philadelphia, Capt. j. ]. Yandergritt, b.
W. Yandergrift, Henry Fisher, ]. /.
Buchanon and Joseph W. Craig, Of Pitts
burg, together with General Manager
ten. Hard. The following Board of Di-
rsctors were reelected J. J. Wander
grift, John p. Msvin, Jr., g. w. Batche-
lor, j. G. Hoffman, ST., A. j. Sweeney,
Thomas O'BrieD, Joseph W.. Craig, J. l..
Buchanuou, 4. W. Yandergrift and Henry
Fisher. The Directors organized by elect
ing c. w. Bachelor President, Henry
Fisher Treasurer, Harris Buchanan Sec
rotary. and George Hurd General Mana
ger and Assistant Treasurer. In addition
to the dividend Of : pa cent. declared
last January a further dividend OF , per
cent. was declared out Of the surplus
earnings. The general condition OF the
eompsny's affairs were reported as being
very satisfactory. The matter OF enlarg-
ing the gas mains was stated 10 be under
consideration, but nothing definite in this
regard has yet t%ranspired. In = converse
ton with a reporter after the meeting yes
terdsy, Captain Bachelor stated the great
trouble the residents Of certain parts of
town, notably on Thirteenth and Four
tenth streets, had with the gas supply
arose from the tact that the street mains
were too small for the drain upon them.
On the Island, when the mOius are Of 8 iair
size and the consumption comparatively
light, none of the trouble existing in other
parts of the city had been reported.
The Pittsburg gentlemen will return TO
Pittsburg today, stopping out at Little
Washington, however, 10 attend an oil
collDany meeting.
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POINTS on

Movements Of Cltisens snd The Coming
aud Going Of Strangers.
Mr.. G.. S. Feeny is OF on al extended
business trip up in Maine.
J. Black, ESD, Of Burton, passed through
the city yesterday on his way to New Mar
tinsyille.
Lawyer c. @. Newman, Of Mouudsville,
is in the city taking dispositions in the Fit
ton case.
James Bennett, of Pennsylvania, a
brother OF Capt. ThoS. d. Bennett, is on a
visit to his brother in this city.
Prof. Mullen's dancing class gave one of
their enjoyable receptions at Germania
Hall last evening. A large and select
crowd was in attendance. Prot. Kill
myer furnished the music.
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The Ranwood Election.

The election at Benwood yesterday re
suited in a sweepingtTiumph for the Inde
pendent ticket over the citizens movement
quite a large vote being polled. The result
iu detail was:
Ma~yOr-Joseph MahoOd, 39l; Casper
krOnhart, 81.
RecOrder-JOhu Manly, 292; Thomas
Bailey, 184.
Council-William Whitman, $50; Henry
Bursee, 90; James Bell, 3s9; Charles Sea-
bright, ST; J. p. Coonrod, 1913; Joseph
Gardner, SO; P. Brannon, 373; James Pei
ley, ll2; Samuel Blake, 3?4; NJ. Hartley,
105.
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WASHINGTON
The Last Of the Series.

The last Of the series Of popular excur-
sions TO Washington via. B. & 0. r. K F.,
will be run on Thursday, April 18th. The
tickets will be valid for return passage
uutil April 21st, inclusive, and will be
good for nip from Washington 20 Baltimore
any time during the limit. This is a IA
vorable opportunity to visit the Capital or
Old Point Comfort during the height of
the social season which receives fresh ami
nation from tue advent Of spring. The
fare win be, rs heretofore. s. 0 for round
trip and trains will leave B. NO. Depot
st $40 a. N. snd 5i5 p. M. Parsor cars
on morning train. Sleeping cars On even
ing train.
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g. A. Beuter'a Good Luck.

hr. g. A. Beuter, the we'll known aud
popular dealer in fine hats, cap', umbrel,
las, &c at No 1i0l Main street, was at
trscted by the great display of money
prizes in the windows of the Globe Tea
Co. 3 store, No. 1883 Marketstreet, went in
and purchased several cana oftsa, and in one
of them found $50 in cash and in smother
a genuine solitaire diamond reg. Many
do the same thing every day. Remember
that this expensive and novel way Of sd-
vertising will discontinue Saturday even
ing. April 7th, after which date parties
wishing these prize cans Of tea will have
TO 20 OF seud 10 the thriving city of Bell
aire, D.
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quire the Police and Fire Board 10 report
the names Of the new special police. Upon
this His Honor the Mayor was permitted
to address the members. He reviewed the
action of the Board and Council, and in
sisted that a matter undertaken with 30
much unanimity should be fully carried
out. He felt that, having originally cali
ed the attention of Council to the desirable
ity of new officers, it was his duty 10 see
what was the matter and ask for action.
Mr.. Haller announced that he should
vote against the pending resolution. He
did not think an increase was necessary,
but in the same breath said he never saw
an officer in his portion Of the town
Republicans generally were opposed to
the motion, and it was rejected.
The resolution offered in the Second
Branch by Mr.. Maxwell, and adopted by
that body, requiring the Committee on Or
dinanees 10 report an ordinance prohibit
ing the operation of pool rooms, was in
definitely postponed, on motion OF Mr..
Tracy.
Adjourned.
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DIED.

DSKALD-At the residcaee of M
u Bedford street, Cumbcrlanu WGss'enk, No.
lingering Illness, HARRY j., ,ec 40; after 4
Gnstiss and Ellen c. DeKslb. in the e1 son Of
The funeral took place from the Eun.,n.
E. church. Tuesday afternoon st , o'cIoet T
o,c slcatN !, nv, 60 Lee April !, ISIS. a. "a,
age. III Year Of hi,
Funeral notice hereafter
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Meeting of the Kenna Club.

The Kenna Club held a very large and
enthusiastic meeting in the Y. NJ. D. c.
rooms last evening and elected the follow
ing marching officers: Captain, George E.
Boyd, Jr; First Lieutenant, john T. Fail
lon; Second Lieutenant, A G. Werner;
Third, Carl Fulton; Fourth, John Bosley;
Fifth, +. S. C%arenbauer; color bearer, Ed
ward KreSs. Under the command Of Cap
tain Boyd, the Kenua club will be second
to none in the State.
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The Greatest Sight Ever Seen Outside o
The United States Treasury-

The Greatest Sight Ever Seen Outside OF
the United States Treasury.
Three barrels Of genuine money in the
front window Of the Globe Tea Co.. store
and three more barrels OF this genuine
money is distributed in the cans OF tea on
tie shelves, which are sold at one dollar
each. The denominations Of these genuine
bills are Is, rs, SIS, los, POS, SOS and
zoos. The greatest aud grsndest sight
ever before seen! Come and see il; it is
worth coming many miles to see. Also,
costly and beautiful gold watches aud gen.
uine diamonds. Remember that the time
expires Saturday night, April the 18th, 10
get them ia cans of tea. Price 81 per can,
6 for S., Is for so, 81 for $50. Every can
snld contains q priza. 1883 Market sheet,
Wheeling.
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Capt. Hoy ton.

Capt. Paul Dayton, the knight of the
water aud rubber.suit navigator, left yes
terday on a short visit to friends in Pitts
burg. He will return to-day ani in the
meantime the little tender which he is
having made is rapidly nearing compile
ton and will be flushed In time 10 allow
the Captain TO start of on Friday. He
ex poets to make the trip of about 800
miles in two weeks, which will give him
time to get back to Chicago and from there
to Baltimore, where he joins Barnum's
circus May l.. We will have an oppOrtu-
nifty of seeing him again on May I, when
the circus will be hero.
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Political Points.

There will be a meeting Of the Webster
District Democratic Club at their hall on
Thursday evening. Good speakers will
address the meeting.
There will be q meeting of the Demo
Gratis of Centre district, at Filan's Hall,
this evening. A full attendance Of the
Democrats OF the district is desired, as
business Of importance will be presented.
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1ubeelin9 8e8ister
YESTERDAY IN THE CITY.
rhArmnnninr Rnrnrn,

SIR. O. Schnspf, the Opera House drug-
Eist, made the following observations of
the temperature Tuesday: Z n. m, 81;
8 d. IN, -; II IN, 90; 3 p. m, 81; z p.
III s.. Weather, fair.
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E-EYEN ELEVEN.

We will put On sale to-day one lot of
COrsets, COlOred only, for "a cents,
worth so cents, at THE POPULAR,
mn Main street.
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For those wishing to attend the pioneer
celebration at Marietta, o, the Ohio RiyeI
K. K will sell excursion tickets from al
stations on the line April 8, 6, Z, 8 and s
to williamstOwn, opposite Marietta, at one
fare for the round trip.
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A Fine Sample of Red Brick.

Mr.. X B. Bane, of Shot. Creek, and
Mr. T. J. Hopley, of England, were in the
city yesterday showing a sample of paving
brick made from red surface clay. The
specimen brick has been pronounced by
experts to be superior to the paving brick
made Of fire clay. Mr.. Hopley ia a mem
Der OF the firm of H,pley & Duncan, OF
Brosely, Shropshire county, England, and
]pronopuces the red surface clay of Brooke
county to make much more durable tile,
paving brick, etc, than fire clay. The
preliminary steps toward taking put a
charter and organizing q company are
being taken. The brick was exhibited at
the meeting Of Council last evening.
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ELENEN

Seventeen Dozen Ladies' silk Gloves,
latest shades. for rs cents, az THE
POPULAR. iii Main street.
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\ Narrow Escape.

The Cincinnati express train on the Pan,
Handle railroad barely escaped being
wrecked yesterday morning near Wheeling
Junction. A large rock had slid down the
hill side during the night, and lay close to
the side of the track. The engineer did
not see il until it was too late to stop. The
engine passed it without touching, but the
Pullman cars, extending further out, came
in contact with it. The steps were torn
eff, and the sides Of a couple Of cara cived
in, Int no one was injured. Had the rock
slid a font further the entire train would
have been deraIled, perhaps with loss OF
life
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Are the b.st shoes for spring wear. Not
withstanding the great advance ia the
price of Kangaroo, we are selling them at
the same price as last season, and Stacy,
Adams & Co. g are the best in the market
J. w. AMICK & G,
Sole Agents, 11i8 Main street.
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d Brooke County Court.

ThssBrooke county Court met in regular
session at Wellsburg, yesterday, and trans,
acted routine business.
1t also appointed Darwin McClelland,
President, and Geo. B. Crawford, Secrt-
tary of the Brooke County Auxiliary AS
sociation, to furnish statistics and informa-
ton as to the resources Of the county.
Darw win A. Hindman applied to the
County Court, and was granted a certif-
cate of qualification 10 be examined for a
license TO practice law.
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IndOI 20 New advertisements.
SECOND PAaE

opera HuuSy-AJJatyTrS HCath's Ministries.
Notice to JOuTUcymen PlaSterSS
For Sale-HOuSe on Eighth street.
W~auLed-rwO Girls for HOuSewOFk.
For Reut-Resideuce on York street.
Home Liver PlS-R n List
FOURTa PAGE.
Proposals for Curbing-BOsri OF Public Works
Warning-CaTpnnterS Union.
More Pensions and Bounty.
step Ladder for One Dollars. T. BOSd.
six Barrels OF NOapy-GlOba Tea Company.
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MORE PENSIONS AND BOUNTY

4 gentleman representing the ws,,,r..-
G Isme. % E MtaI Q; StsvGns L Go VIII ts at the ~
April 9TH and 7tb, end at he HIts, I"'a'iAy,
Wellsturg. hocday, April sth. To rrcsi,, ".Rr
fer pension, Increase OF pen0ion. toun,. a y.
watch interested pa ties may de,ir. L. hayS .te
cutId by said attorneys. sn,ltse
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-04-04

REPersOnS desiring THE REGI
TER serYedaf their homes can secure
"a by postal card, request, or order
through telephone. WhereldeliVery
~ irregular, please make immediate
COMPLAINT 20 the Office.
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For wounds, whether incised or confused,
Salvation Oil is the best remedy. 25 cents.
The year has four seasons, during all OF
which keep on hand Dr. Bulls Cough Syrup