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The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1888-11-08
MARRIED FOR MONEY.

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Katy
The expression of keen disappoint-
ment that futtered across the pretty
face of Kate Talbot was noticed not
only by her father but by the hand
some Rossmere Wylie, who accom-
panied him in his journey from tho
Post-Ofice.
Kate" said Mr.. Talbot as he dis
mounted from his horse, somehow
! don't believe in this cavalier of
yours. Out of sight out of mind,
you know; and it may be possible
that in the attractions of a fashion
able watering-place he has forgotten
the little wild-fower of the Welding
ton hills"
Never, papa! You and Rossmere
were always unjustly prejudiced
against him."
Rossmere Wylie looked at her with
grave earnestness. Suppose for an
instant Henry Gaynor was false? He
sternly checked the upspringing throb
Of his heart. Was it for him to build
a palace of happiness on the wreck of
Kate Talbot's first love?
Nevertheless the suspicion of Gay
nor's faithtulness was firm, and he
determined to visit the watering
place and survey the field.
sHave you heard who arrived this
morning, Gaynor?"
Col. Medford's hand, laid lightly
on Henry aynor's shoulder, arrested
that gentleman in the midst Of an
afternoon promenade.
"No; any one worth cultivating?"
sMiss Montressor, the heiress.
There's a chance for you ifyou want
arich wife"
Henry Gaynor's handsome eyes
sparkled.
Can you introduce me?"
aNo, / haven't the honor of a per-
sonat acquaintance, but Wylie can.
Rossmere Wylie, you know. He's q
cousin or something and-there she
is now"
.Whatl that. fat little dowdy con-
Germ? Thought she was a beauty"
$50 she is from a financial point Of
vieW?"
ssBut she's forty if she's q day, and
I'll wager her teeth are false"
Every possibly, but think Of her
wealth and don't be hyporcritical.
You had better consider the mat
Gayf6r did consider the matter,
and that evening succeeded in OBJ
tanning the desired introduction, and
began to devote his attentions as
siduously to her.
And Rossmere Wylie watched the
curious developments Of the littlelif
drama that was being enacted under
his eyes with contemptuous indignar
tion.
ga heartless scoundrell'' he
thought.
Kate will be well rid of him. And
yet, poor girl, she did believe IN him.
Well, this is q strange world we live
ii. IF q man steal a fye-pound note
he is sent to prison; if he steals 9
woman's heart, to fling it away when
he is tired of the plavthing, he's q
herol Bon voyage, Mr.. Henry Gay
nor. / shall certainly not interfere
III any Of your nice little arrange
ments."
August was gone and over; the
golden orb Of the full September
moon was looking calmly into the
curtained recess Of the huge bay-win-
dow where Mr.. Henry Gaynor had
srone gracefully down on his knees to
Miss Emily -Montressor, after the
most approvedandroma cfashion,
and asked her to be his wife.
Henry, ALTERED the fair one,
eiss-nlder than you.
Ss serhaps, darling;
agpify TO hearts
sas s1assie a. ALVEY opposed
snonopeS 6arrying
d6h0uld not sacrifice the
chjeff her ifetilne to the inter
- Yes of others, urged,
Nv You NiIl mine,
kenry you a1e so Winninlgf I
Az whatansuertoe iysyou.,o,
o. Montreasor MID 1Yee'
The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1888-11-08

C.. M. Clay, grandson of Henry Clay, was
released from the detectives room at the
jail at Alexandria, Va. He had been placed
there under the nonresident debtors law
for non-payment of $50 due Clarence French
ofAlexandria.
The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1888-11-08

Another Yankee man-of-war has been or.
dered to Hayti. "
The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1888-11-08

Hon. Michael Henry Herbert will succeed
Lord Sackville- West. .
The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1888-11-08

Six men were killed by a Pennsylvania cy-
clone.
The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1888-11-08

AZ the assiss court 1t Winnipeg the case of
Mack HAwes, b 81. Paul merchant charged
with forgery, wal taken up. The Jury rs.
turned 4 verdict Of mot guilty"
The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1888-11-08

pnltc AZ Vin{nvY (36cts) Tenney and Hoffman.
D0H0 VI yI1lvl ys An unusually good Temper
ance Song Book. 1O4 first rate songs and choruses.
Send for specimen copy.
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-15

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trr = 90 fset
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Telegram-herald., 1888-04-15
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"AB0shsE ~onaeflai discovery las been
asce I'D fsaG too b : lacF la tbs county.
Disexss fasssnsd iis CLUTCHES upon her md
ioT seven years s1s nlthsGooa rs seYefest
Tests eut AsI slt1i organs ssrs 0ldsfUlned
and ceafh seemed iumiDenL For three
lnosths slS c0ughec necessarily snd could
n0l sleep she bought Of - bottle OF
Dr. hluzs Nsa Discovery for Consumption
4nd vas 50 much relieved On tsking nrsi
doe sbst shs slept al night and With one
bottle ba- been miFzculously cured. Her
name l. Mrs. Luther Lutz. Thus writes
We Hsmriok 4 Co.. Il shelly, y. C.--1TsS
10 cent bottle a. Peek Bros Drug store
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-15

HAB EsEs WekzIsa kIsBfkss kaEs.
& sae1la hAss Es41 22fFi@a e4t tAs
PFg.i-re45<r coserFes th4t a snee1ate5 -
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eosuxs al tae IoF tie e<tisf. De iA9lss
shoui1 uss Or. fi<Fce isvefl1s PIssef4g-
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Telegram-herald., 1888-04-15
MUSICAL MATTERS.


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Telegram-herald., 1888-04-15

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wher ra,- S,,f der fi<esf wher vrrr
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Telegram-herald., 1888-04-15
WoUtD You BGLIEyE

The Proprietor 81 Kemp's Bslsam gives
Thoussnds u Bottles away yearly This
mode ol stvertlsing would prove ruinous
II the uslSam vas not perfect cure Tor
C0ugbs and all Throst and Lung troubles.
You viii see the excellent effect after taking
ihs nrst dose. Don't hesitslel Procure a
bottle 10 day 10 ksep in your home or room
for immediate or future use. Trial bottle
Free at " II. Iioos. Druggist. Large size
5uc and n CO.
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-15

The best on earth can truly be said Of
Cuggs Glycerine Salve, which is a sure,
-afe and speedy cure for cuts, bruises.
scalds. burns wounds and all other sores.
VIE positively cure piles, letter and all
skin erupuOus. Try this wonderful healer.
Satisfaction guaranteed or money refunded.
only - cents. Sold D =. r. Wilson.
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-15
100 MONROE STREE

Daily Al otbers dsfiv excep- sunday.
Seerine cars ruu e TsciEc snd Atsntic II
rresses - snd ron prtroit-PsrIoT can r5n On
lay Fzrress and Grand Rspids txpress r. snd
~ n Tffroit rirecf conDaCf 0uE m sde ~ nefrDit
With a. tir1t.ch tfsins sst-1ictes On seis -
lrion TJcEef Dtice 81 Honroe-s'. s73 e. Jhio3
: ~. r. EoRsIs Cen 1gt - Nsnross
q "a RTeeEIs .. p. and Z A. Cbickgo
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-15
e. nj. GOebel

Z. III. UOOUOl
Is prepared to give estinl s,es
HOUSE DECORATING
In Painting, Frescoing and
Taper Hanging. Best of work
men employed. He has pur-
chased for Spring trade the
largest stock. the most ele-
eant and greatest variety of
patterns III
WALL PAPER
Ever brought into the State,
not excluding Detroit, both
in Foreign and America n
goods, all dilect from the
manufacturers.
Headquarters for Paints.
Oils. Glass, Window shades,
and Artists Materials.
Wholesale and Retail.
Ia CANAL STREET.
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-15

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Telegram-herald., 1888-04-15

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it s,ail csiaater Il ro~ieres ckslk or
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- ruir-sr- sssf ths t1rg - 80 knifs ~
f,rk s,S ttrusI in Waen ed e W. -
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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-10-18
PENSION LEGISLATION.
The widows Bill Introduced by q Demo
crat-Blains's Substitute Deserted
WHEELING, October Is.

The widows Bill Introduced by q Demo
crat-Blaine's Substitute Deserted
WHEELING, October Is.
TO TIE Editor Of he Register:
SIR:-For tie benefit of tie old soldiers,
who may tbussee who have been their true
friends, aud in order to nails lie which has
been industriously circulated by RepDbl'-
can orators please publish the following
It ia an extract from the Indianapolis
Sentinel of recent date:
To ne Editor Of ne SenttVl:
SIR:-Who is the author and who intro
dueed the bill into Congress Increasing Tbs
widows pension from s. to $12? A Rs-
publican, 10 making q speech recently,
said: Cleveland hired n substitute for
three ye ara and promised to pay him 500
He paid him $50 and the rest rems M Ut
paid this hi SEED night l. this true?
Tdnqier, Ind, Oct. Is. NJ. L. Dove
I Cl sia,son was thu author Of tie
bill to increase the widows pensions FROM
| s. tn Sl2 per month, which he inr O1uc'd
in the House On December 81, 1885. 1t
was referred 10 the invalids' pension COM
mittee, of which Col. Mstsou was the
chairman, and be reported it back tn the
House January 10, 1886. The bill passed
the House February l, and WIS approved
by President Cleveland March 10, 1886
2 When the war broke out the three
Cleveland brothers sgreed that two should
90 to the front and ore remain at home TO
take care Of their widowed mother. AS
Grover was the youngest, Lis brothers in
sisted that he should ensin with the
mother. Howeye-, bsiug anxious 10 serve
bis couutry, he paid 800 for q substitute
to fight Alongside his two brothers. Mr..
Blsine, it should not b, forgotten, wss
drafted and sent a cheap substitute to the
army, who deserted at The first opportu'
i nifty
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-10-18

THE free list might be enlarged without az
fecting injuriously a single American interest. u
-KcKiRAy tRep.l Of OHIO. author Of free WhLsky
Platform Of IS.
II would mention som articles which enter
into manufacture OF al sorts. All duty paid on
such articles go direct TO the cost Of the article
when MANUFACTURED here. and must be paid for
by the consumer. These duties not only come
from the eonTumers at home, but act as a pro-
lection 10 foreign manufacturers in cur own and
distant markets "-President Grant.
al hold that a properly adjusted competition
between home and foreign products is the best
gauge by which 10 regulate international trade,
Duties should be so high that our manufacturer
can fairly compete with the foreign product, but
not so high as to enable them to drive out the
foreign article, enjoy a monopoly Of the trade
and regulate the price as they please. This is
my doctrine Of protection. - James 4. GG.EtId.
Il recommend an enlargement Of the free list
80 az to include within 1t the numerous articles
which yield incous dersole revenue; a simplif.
cation Of the complexand inconsistent schedule
Of duties upon certain manufactures, cotton,
iron aud steel, and a substantial reduction ofthe
duties upon those articles, and upon sugar, mo-
lasSes, silk, wool and wooden goods, "-Prestdent
ArthuT's Message Of 1882.
"B7 this law the tariff of 1851 the duties were
placed lower than they had been at any time
since the war Of 1872 The act was well received
by the people, and was indeed concurred in by a
considerable portion Of the Republican party"
james G. BidiRs.
aEyery advance toward A free exchange of
commodities is an ADVANCE in civilization; every
obstruction to a free exchange is born of the
same narrow, despite spirit which planted cas-
ties upon the Rhine to p;under peaceful CON-
meree; every obstruction TO commerce is a tax
upon consumption; every facility to a free ex.
change cheapens commodities, increases trade
aud production, and promotes civilization.
Nothing is worse than s~entionslism within 3 ma
tion, aud nothing is better for the peace of ma
and intercourse with each ot~her."-Joha Sler-
nan.
"a substantial reduction Of tariff duties IS de-
handed, not by q mere indiscriminste popular
clamor, but by the best conservative opinion OF
the country, including that which has in former
time beer most strenuous for the preservation of
our national industrial defense. Such q reduc-
ton Of the existing tariff the Commission re CARDS
not only as a due recognition Of public senti-
ment and a measure o fjlStice to consumers, but
are conducive to the general industrial prosper
ity and which, though It may be temporarily
ineonvenient, will be ultimately benefcisl to
the special interests affected by such reduction"
-RsP0rtc Of Republican, Tariff onTisSton, lsSS.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-10-18
PUBLIC SALE
o.
I've Hundred and Fifty Let's and Puch
In and Adjoining the City
Of wheeling.

DY VIRTUE OF THE AUTHORITY OF
ID decree OF the Circuit CCurt Of Ohio cou,s
entsrOd .on the ma day o. April. A. d lMcI
the suit of Sobiesk' b. Caldwell IA CanineE
Wilson and othefA the undersigned special Coz
miatonen viii, on
Wednesday. October ~, 1854
b~esipnirg ct tsn o'c'ock 4 ~, sell At public N.
ton q the mont door q the (ourt Home o, On
county. ". Va The io!los Ing Described rs.lPnr
fDS In aid county, being Q portion OF I've Ia
property which wss ct apar 70 Annie L. C.a
veII. 10 be helt I'm ssversliy for and durns d,
tern Of her natural life, Tor her dover. BY .N
according TO the ptovtkiols Of decree maze b
Tie sid Court 90 The lSth dayo sovember isS
Brsdy and othsr, and which 10 INV dstrsr
with spe iAl references % plat he'rinshs,N
ferfed 70, and h IN thre lots.
Lor HUnBsRRo ONE Being Ill Of sQusre 9. a.
Of square Is all Of souare "a. 2 q s9q.e sa.
crpt hile ana W"ins roup RoS, All CT Ii'sso:l
6oWrnsn's round). all Of Divisdon A., all II b.
yidon B, (ex' ept lots No. s and ~. A panirr
doacripliot, By metes and bounds. may b ioca
40 the aid dec % Of April 2,. 1854
Lon HunslaHD Iyo, Beng all Of Division G,
(eIoept les6 and y, al Of Division J. (.:IaR
cep, iots as. u, Is and 2l 4 part cular tesr,
tiou. 6y meses and bounds, may be found In "a.
~ NrxsSsrn fusr,-Beius all Of p.ys,
L".ss..s -. ssnd IA rsrtIcuIsy as~r.
- 80 sn6 honnd.. NAV be found IN ~
49, - ~ Nm aS fsss
I'M lana Ia been sub-diy.ded By the nj
o"%an.answ .rsst. Ard sIlrys have he, ~
ons ,hro.s.h lie IA pnperty. it 10 proT,dei /,
~ S.cree thss thes Ia stret Z, and allev, ,i.S
s ~ onan and m lie nor Inc bep,at Al n.
ns.s.Srs - the IA /, ronertv.
a Mai .hovfns the entire prope,ty hu bc,
,yp.eu,vH snds.ifcss A veIi a, ~. H.,
vrions sAeS -, snhsSivLb,5 hy ,hs go
SnI0aaSIonsss Trhis Mai NAV 10 , on a, Re-
~ ~ ~ C1s,S ~ II Ionntv G mi N M.
novM , us.ss !, vtIi r. men u puhlic 'n,n.
Ecn until and Including Ing. toe . d. DAY Of vi; =: !.
tnx P.ss sdnd - n .sto h. sc.d,l, sss,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-10-18
PUBLIC SALE OF MAIN St

- ~shA AS~A
By virtue Of the authority vested in then Y
tered on the , day Of April, A D., lss' 10 W
suit OF 81 bieski B. CALDWELL ". Caroline " w
ton ald Others, the undersigned special COMM
sionerl, will. on
TUESDAY. oCIoBER %, 1871.
beginning q 10 O'Clock q m, sell q pcblies se
non st the mont eoor Of the 6our Hou,e oi0ss
county, W. Va, the following d.,chbed y.
properly situate IN the CRY Of Nhe' fling In 80
county; being spo.tiooe 9 !hcIs.lEop,r,ys va
ssyessity 10s and duStns the term Of her nsirt
life for her dow b. and sc6o'dins to ibs y,
vtstofs Of afecree made By The ssid Court 90 ~
18Th cay q November, 1870, In the suit OF Los
keIls ana Others " tobieskt Ersdy and ola.h
tina. IL % ~: tho bgildiDg lot pine 2 l";ut
street In the said CITY Of wheeling. hius Ooss
the sub diytsiocs Of the killef. pmpN,
shown By tbs plas there.f record'd ~ -
Book numbered n, Pare nj, in the once d ~
Clesk Of the Cbuuty CDurt OF aaid county -
TERMS OF BALk-0ne-third Of The purc.s
elect csh On be dSy 81 sale snd The fesas
In y equal lnstslDsuts payable In one snat
yesrs respectively from the day OF ,aie SrhE
tsreA from that dsy. To secure the dsferr5s
stalmeun OF The purchase none the haid spas
commits ioosn VIII take from the pyrch.as,
and the ute VIII b. lsssined until the pss
shall b paid. But ~ the purchaser -,
half o. . N Of IKE pure sss money In osh y
potes without persooai security will be 'aless
the defsrr q instaiment, iftny. The prrs:s
III n:ys tSs Pdvsesc, q any I'm. ee,'n
sale, n paying the wbois amount remsiiig.
paid OF the pu' chase D0nSy With otresp NH
DAY OF payment and TINS disrbsrg. biz h@
ny. DANIEL LAMB,
HENRY y ~ SELL
gpe iAl ComIni ~ nsa
hsve siven hind VIII sscuniy - rtqplsi "
the decree under which they are aciibg
john VI. MITCHELL, Gel
WHKBIIBe. ". Va. Oc { ISIS
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-10-18
IS co,ur..,

THOSE Republican members Of Congress
who are usirg THAR franksan sending out
lo,ds Of stuff through the male, not per
mittsd by Law, lay themselves liable to .
ine Of one thousand dollars aud imyrison-
meat for 4 year. A package bearing the
frank of HovEY, Republican candidate for
Governor Of Indians, was inspected the
other day, and found to contain . cam
paign ocunent, Q Republican campaign
newspaper, and the Republican campaign
card bearing the British h.g and the
forged quotations from London ne"spa-
psr.. If the Republican Congressional
campaigners had their deserts they would
now be in Jail.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-10-18
Derby

IN THE legislature Of 1867, the bill for
the registration Of votes was. reported by
old JUICE FERsUsoN. TO which asubsitute
was offered by Hon. DANIEL LAMB, Anew
days later a sub ,tituie for the substitute
was offered By Cap McWHoRTsR, aud
this was adopted sad besmsthe infamous
Registration Law OF 1857 and 1868 which
existed till the D.mocsatI repealed it.
Now this is q nice record for g Supreme
Judge. Evea at this late day Capt. Nc.
wHoRTER cannot deny this.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-10-18

II the tariff adds 70 the cost Of the home pro-
duct. way are saws AMI planes, both protected,
sold In this country cheaper than they are In
EnglAnd?-EhsaiSnctr.
If the tamil doesn't increase the cost
why do the American tsrif-bred mon
opolies that make these saws snd planes
and keep small firms out of the business,
sell them in England for about halt the
price they charge American w~crkingm'n?
II the tariff were reduced they would be
compelled to sell them in America as they
now cell them in Europe, wouldn't thsy9
That is how our exorbitsnt tariff is q tax
On Americans and q protection to foreign
consumers.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-10-18
THE Republican Chicago Tribune deliv-
ers a sledys-hamues blow when it ssyt:

The abominsbly false p~retense that the exist
ing tsrif Is necessary TO secure high wages for
American workmen is exposed by the fact that
the rats of duty on nearly any import that can
be mentioned Is twice the amount paid labor for
the PRODUCTION of a like article 10 this country.
Exceptions may be fOund 10 this rule, bat the
rula itself cannot be denied. Thus, trhfk II e
PRETENDED that Gs v'es'nt high monopoly tariff only
eor'rs ths margin b1tc.fn tono 8 here ana abroad,
De trlIth il tAdt u, tariff rates on almost any prohcSd
drtiek 70 Y dr.rOgs l0Be than ticice III tstaL uo9's
Ddrd Am.ricda labor for The manufacture Of q Ike
article here"
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-10-18

The Clarkbury Telegram has taken 8
leIson from the able IRtsligeHeer, and
started up the work OF discovering fioppers
for itself. 1t has about the sane success
It's 6nt snd last convert Mr.. GEO. PURCELL
writes to the REGISTER that he is Demo
crat ell wool aud q yard wide, and intend
TO vote for Cleveland, Thurman and tariff
refrm. The Telegram ought to keep up it.
work, in this line. By Industrious effort
il will bs able TO incre iss the Democratic
majority considerably bafore the sixth Of
November.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-10-18

GES. GoFF tells rs thai he is for protec-
ton to West Virgins industries; hut does
not say what pa-tieuls, West Virginia
industry he Is interested in, or has ever
laid oat one dollar to benefit. II leaning
money at sxorbitant interest is protecting
our industries then GEN. Corr is . howl
ing p~rotecsioDist. Ifiuvesting thousands
in Washington strset.railwsys and the I'M
waysring support Of test oath and regis
tration laws is prote,tion to our indus
tries, Pig Iron Kelly can't hold q candle
to him.
Outids Of thsss highly rsmuneratiys
fields aflsbor, history fats TO record what
West Virginia interests GES. GoEF hs
ever lifted . iuger to protect, excep. the
interests Of NATHAN GoFF. They are
Hrst, Last and all the time.