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ii'D0NDUGu AND COMBS
The TWO Men Taken Over to Ohio and r.

Ano " AAeh AhRch over to Ohio n Put
n III Jail.
Michael, alias "Dull," McDoroush and
Eddie Combs, wanted at Bridgeport for
attempted highway robbery, were ar.
raisnea before Judge PAUL. yesterday on
q writ OF habeas corpus, and lLeir attor.
ney, Col. Aruett, demurred to the
answer OF the Sheriff, and after argu.
ment, the demurrer was sustained and
the men dismissed. They we're rear.
rested, and the Sheriff amended his re-
turn, saying he held them under the
maudate Of the Governor; This was
demnrred to, tho demurrer overruled,
and the men taken to Ohio, ate. an
application for a stay of Judgment to
appeal had been rejected. 10 this Col.
Arnett excepted. @
At Bridgeport the men were given q
preliminary hearing before Squire r. r.
Howell yesterday. The evidence was
very strong against the accused. John
Watkins, the man whom they ATTEMPTED
to rob, positively identified both men as
his ASSISTANTS, pointing to McDonough
as the man who caught him around the
neck and to Combs rs the one who was
trying to get his money when Nv.
Hammer came to his reecue. Mr., Ham,
mer also identified both:men positively.
Officer Tim Donnelly testified that be
met Combs and spoke to him about ff-
teen minutes before Watkins was as
saultei near the spot where the affair
occurred. lle wigs accompanied by an.
other man who answers the description
Of McDonough. ;
Mayor Mitchell identified the hat that
was lost by mi Of the men rs the same
hat that Eddie Combs wore on the day
proceeding the occurrence.
Thc'defendapts offered nozeyidence
and we're not represented by a lawyer.
George Mckee appeared for the State.
The men were held in y 1000 bail each,
Tor their appearance at court, and in dc.
fault Of bond were sent to the 81; Glars.
vile Jail.
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LOCAL BREylTIES,

Matters OF Minor Moment Iu und About
the City. g.
TIE GRAND this eyenine-Wilbu,
Opera Company.
EuGESE HASKE left for New York
Yesterday morning to join Hunting
circus.
THERE were twelve CAGES in the Polist
Court yesterday, but not any special
feature OF public interest. .
OPERA glasses can bs hired at the box
Office OF the Grand during the engage.
ment Of the Wilbur Opera Company this
week.
WILLIAM Dixon, a seventeen-year.old
boy, broke and dislocated his elbow
while wrestling with another boy on the
South Side on Sunday.
SEVERAL attempts at burglary have
been made over in kirkwood. None
have had any result except Il boon for
dealers in revolvers and guns.
HERMANN, the great magician, is an.
nounced to appear at the Opera House
next Monday and Tuesday evenings in
his varied and famous entertainment.
TIE funeral Of Mr.. Flynn, whose
death was announced yesterday, will
take place this morning at $3.50 O'Clock.
Services will be held Mt the Cathedral at
. o'clock.
The members OF the City Council
should report early this evening, as there
is a terribly big grist Of business to be-
disposed Of. Among other things the
annual saloon licenses will be granted
to. NIGHT.
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er leaves this wharf for Parkersburg at
ll:30 q. m. The Lud Keefer passed up
yesterday with a tow oil, enplies. 4i
ADAM MATES BODY
Hurled hcrs ie~sterdny-Ths Alleged Cir.
ne cumstnnces Of Ills Death.

Hurled hcro iestsrdny-Thc Alleged Cir.
cumstnnces OF his Death.
The coroner Of Allegheny county tele.
graphed to Coroner Schultze early yes.
terday morning that he would DO down
to take charge Of the body OF Adam
Matz, which was found In the river
above here Sunday. The coroner did
not arrive, however, but a brother and
sister OF the dead man came, and after
consultation with Coroner Schultze, de,
cided to have the body Inferred In the
P~eninsular cemetery, the intention being
TO rcniove It when cold weather comes
Tho funeral took place at 1 p. IT,, from
Friend 4 Sons undertaking establish,
nent. Mr.. Maiz's brother claims to
have evidence that his brother came &c
his death by being forced into an unsafe
place by the officers Of the steamer
Eagle. Nj. Matz says that several per
sons who wele on the boat at the time
have said that his brother was forced t
do a job Of painting from 4 plank sup
ported by unsafe lines, and that bill
weight caused tho swinging scaliold tc
give way, lie says he will bring al
action against tho owners OF the Eagle
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THE SUNDAY SHOOTING.
Flaherty Sent to Jnil- Wilson Hosting Very
i. a..H #. EnNy.4

~TH-r--. p. Pc .
ilaierty Sent TO Jnil-WilSonN Hosting Very
Easy.
The man David Wilson, who was shot
at Elm Grove Sunday evening byIBart
ley F!abertyr was reported yesterday to
be quite as comfortable as could DO ex-
pected under the circumstances. The
physicians probed for the ball yesterday
without result, and they said that the
probable result OF the wound could only
be copjectured. The injury is a very
grave one. The wound somewhat re.
kembles that which killed President
Garfield, except. the ball is smaller.
Exactly such n wound was fatal in the
case Of Harry Paxton, who was shot by
one OF the Beale boys, north Of the CITY,
some years ago, but a very similar
wound was Inflicted on Art McNichols
by Officer Jake Watson more recently,
and McNichols got well. :
Barley Flaherty and John Berry, the
two men involved in the difficulty in
which Wilson received his wound, were
sent to jail yesterday forenoon by Squire
Davis, in. default Of $1,000 bail to. await
the result OF Wilson'S wound. Later
Berry was released, Henry Eichenberp,
Of McColloch street, going on his bond.
Fiaherty, who did the shooting, is still
in jail. H "
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LIS. GooDsells dry goods the cheapest.


The river was still on the decline yes.
terday, and last night was Z feet 6
inches. Rivermen are fearful that the
coming Summer will be very dry, and
and that river traffic will suffer in conse-
quence. The river has maintained such
a splendid boating stage during the win
over the possibility that it may ceaso.
The Elaine and Andes left the wharf
together for Pittsburgh at 7 o'clock a. m.
yesterday. The Ben Hur passed down.
for ParkerEburg at 10 last night, on her
regular trip from Pittsburgh. 1.-The Lib.
erty and Bellaire made their regular
trips. To-day tho Keystone State will
pass down for Cincinnati at 7 q. M. The
Hudson is due up from Cincinnati for
Pittsburgh at the same hour The Couri.
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PLEAS OF GUILTY.
Another Hatch OF Flnes Assessed Oh Offend

Another Hatch OF Flues Assessed OH Offend.
ers Yesterday.
Pat OF the Circuit Court was not In
session yesterday. In Part II, James
Henry, the real estate agent, indicted
twice for letting houses to be used as
houses Of ill.fame, plead not guilty, and
bis trial was set for April %. John
shriyer for kcepinga policy game, plead
guilty and was lined S50and costs. John
Fader, on two indictments for renting
houses, was fined 500. Bertha Hamii.
ton got $50 OIL one indictment and SO
each on the other two. Gregory War.
ner, for selling liquor on Sunday, 90,
$50, and Joe Webb the came. Nelson
Berry, for gaming, also paid $50. Jose.
phine Boyd was fined $50 and sent to
jail for ten days for keeping a house Of
lll-fame, and Myrtle Lynwood, for the
same charge, got $50 and ten days, this
being her first arraignment. CHARLES
Meyer paid $50 IN one indictment and
$50 on another. John Mckinley paid
so Tor selling on Sunday, aud Pat GAVIN
$50 on one indictment and $50 on an,
other. The costs in each case, Of course
go with the fines.
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ABOUT PEOPLE.
Strangers In tho City nnd Wheeling People
Abroad.

Strangers In tho City nnd Wheeling People
Abroad.
John S. Swaney, OF New Cumberland,
was down yesterday.
Mr.. B. A. Galligan has been added to
the office force Mt the Hotel Windsor.
Hon. g. Dorr, OF Webster county, the
hero OF DORIS rebellion" OF 1889, is ut
the Mcclure. "
Judge J. W. Tyler Of Cleveland, Chief
Counsel Of the Cleveland, Lorain 4
Wheeling railroad, was at the Windsor
yesterday.
Mr.. Julius Horkheimer, and bride ar
rived in tho city yesterday. They are
temporarily at the Mcclure house, but
will go to housekeeping.
Mr.. s. L. Mooney, wife and daughter,
Judge j. b. briggs and daughter, and
Mt. William I. Hunter, of WoodsGeld,
Ohio, were ut the Mcclure house yester.
day. .9s
Misses AIDA and Jennie Jepson,
daughters OF Dr.. s. L. Jepson, who have
been spending the winter in Florida
with their uncle, Mr.. II. G. Welday,
have returned home.
1t is understood that Miss Bella Tho.
burn, the missionary who addressed two
meetings at the Fourth Street NJ. Z.
church last Thursday, will return to her
field OF labor in India next fall.
Miss Annie O'Donnell, OF Buckhan.
non. W. Va, who has recently been
visiting her c%ousin, Capt. Dominick
Morris, in Washington City, is now Wis.
iung her sister, Mrs. Fitzpatrick, on Sew.
enteenth street.
Will Gillen, son Of George Giuen, o.
Bridgeport, died suddenly at his home
Sunday night. He had been complain,
ing all day, but was not thought to be
seriously i'll, and his mother was Just
leaving to 20 to her own home when he
dropped his head und died with "heari
f4ilure." .i,. .arrir
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MIGHT HAVE BEEN WORSE,
a C0lorci Man Takes n Fast Ride on ,
Elevator. 'rf0

a Colorcd Man Takes II Fast Ride on m
Elevator.
Yesterday morning at an early hour
John Bailey, n colored furnace tender
employed at the Hotel Windsor, wanted
to use the elevator, which was out Of re-
pair and had been run up close against
the roof: lie got on top OF the elevator,
and taking NJ iron bar, pried loose from
the catches the safety clutches, which
were the only hold there was on the
cage, and Of course it did the McGintv
act with u velocity which gave MI.
Bailey rs he reached the bottom a
stellar exhibition Of which any theatrical
combination might be proud. He was
taken to a room upstairs and a doctor
examined him. He pronounced his in.
juries not dangerous, and Bailey pro.
nounced them painful. Not since the
fnmed Milcsian sat on n branch OF q tree
and sawed it Oft has the incident had a
parallel. Bailey had been warned not to
touch the machine.
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A WEEK OF OPERA,
The Wilbur opern Company Mt the Gnnnd
Inst Night. B

The Wilbur opern Company Mt the Gtnnt
Last Night. +
The Wilbur Opera Company opened
a weeks engagement ut the Grand lasi
night to n very refined audience which
packed the house. Manager Genthe,
discharged his orchestra yesterday be.
cause it was not equal to the music, and
last night the Opera House orchestra
rendered satisfactory service. Players
OF that organization will form the or.
chestra throughout the week. The com.
pany is better than the average, and its
rendition Of "Thc Two Vaeabonds"
rErminien) was received with delight,
Miss kirwin charmed all. Miss Baker
shared the honors with her. while Messrs.
Conley, TreDenick and kohnls were
equally satisfactory. The other princi.
pal characters were in good hands, and
the chorus was brilliant and stronc
The Grand Duchess this evening.
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DELLAlRE
All Sorts Of Local News and Go,sip from
. ..I thO Gina City, "a "..H f.

tho GlnhA CITY.
J.. NJ. Marlng Is home from'a Canadian trip.
William J. Tapran, VI Mansfield, Ia In tho city.
Paige. Carey & Co. arr receiving railroad ties
via RellAitc from West Virginia points.
Thom.s i. Shelly, OF this city, took charge OF
the crystal glass works MS manager yesterday.
Miss Sadie Reed. OF Salt Lake City, Utah, IL
here, the guest OF DR.. Mccullough and family.
Another slight freight wreck II. Nei-s siding,
on Tho Baltimore 4 ohio, delayed irnlni ,esier'
dny.
Mrs. Robinson and daughter. Carrie. oisharps
hite. Ia, arc visiting Mr.. aud Mrs. George II.
boyd.
A freight wreck on thu Ohio Valley railroad
tctdAy.
The Cement Company hands broke tho crushc'
shalt yesterday. .WOrklnpa went 10 work iinme
hiasely TO repair II.
Wanted Five, good, irstclas, painters. Nor,
Gs,st m e. ca, apply ~ 6eymArlon 4 Motfiso4'S
The n!ne!'y Trees purchased for the park have
arrived and will be planted Immediately. The!
ute European maple md beech.
Two young boys robbed the Ill Of j. Gorby't
store saturday. night uile OF the buys being NJ
orphan. ht VIII bo. taken 10 the reform school
anu The other will b. given another trinl.
Eliza Scott. In tfyla< 10 Jump on n baltimore 4
ullo yhru ensine III tue west yhfuS yesterday
slipped on the step aud fell, his foot going III
der tho wheels. II was badly masud. Ills foo
was dtcsscd Immediately, but may have 10 cont
OIL. .Hr
The iAloon.kecpcss who disobcvcd tho law OF
Sunday arc oil. paying dearly for It. sevcrA
were up yesterday ami juid Dig Hines. \ g0o,
many Of III .m here arc iu favor Of the closing
movement, and arc rejoicing over tho ares.
made yesterday. I
A horss driven by ap inexperienced young
driver went below The railroad Tracks NJ III,
upper landing yesterday. and went almost gu,
| OF sight Ia tbs fnttd aud miro. nothing sticking
out but tho horses ilOse. Altar agrcat deal o.
trouble he was extr!cated.
The Independent Catholic Political Club elect
cd the following officers ut their irst meeting 1t
Zilch's hall: President. Patrick barrett; Vie,
Pre.idcnt. Darby O'Toolc: Secretary, Johi
MHloy; Treasurer. Thomas O'MAlley, The clul
starts or with u pretty good membership.
The following were among the prominent pco
Of the Ohio Valley railroad; NJ. J. becker, Chic
Engineer OF the rcnnsylvanla railroad; Col. $
l.. Mooney. Of the ~llcllairo. 2intsvillc & Cincin
natl railroad, md Rev. Robert Alexander, 9th;
Presbyterian church, 81. Cttfrsvtltc. o.
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MILLIONS Of ANIMALS.
You Can Not sec Them but You May be
Dsvoured Iy Them II You Arc Not on

Dsvourcd Iy Thorn II You Arc Not on
Your Quad.
NaLarta-bad air. What Is "bad alr7" 1t Is
mir Ioadei with millions Of minute animals too
small to be seen by the naked eye aud every ono
OF them poifonous. Look At . sunbeam where
It comes streaming In through your window aud
notice the millions OF atoms Of dust that II con.
| iaIus. You do not SCI this dust except ns u In
made visible In u sunbeam. Then think how
| many Thousands OF millions OF smaller animals
there must be In every breath drawn Into tho
lungs and not QUE OF which can bc scent Hut
they must live. and they do li.ye upon that pot.
ton OF the human body which they ran Het A..
This Is malaria. Is II any wonder that nearly
every man aud woman Il troubled with ~ ls
It not rather wonder that they arc mol troubled
Howl Nothing 50 quickly and certainly does II
as pure whlskay. Nothing 40 certainly Injuries
MS Impure whl.kcy, and no whiskey was ever
known that II N absolutely, nn'e Ia every re-
spect rs Duify's Pure Malt. Ffof, Neury a Mott,
Oi New York. dotlnus IL: Nj. VIM. y, Cutter,
ka,s Chemist Of Connecticut. uDhCsi ntlngly
asserts II; all prominent scientist, dnct0is, and
professors WIN have Investigated II, thlly agree
mud arc unqualified In their cim lamentations.
Any man Ur Oma who feels tired, weak, cx'
hausied, dcsponlcnt, with all the Aigns Of ma.
larin mud mhlA'ial polhOn. should not delay anu
cannot 10 DETER than 10 u.e, III !lIe proper man.
rer and WITH moderation. Daay's rite Mall
Whi, key. lie careful In purchasing II. F., owcyet.
10 secure tho genuine. Like other valuable
thugs. Il has limitations, and many dealers are
dishOn0Mble enough 10 Try and Nell. other aud
Injurious goo Is, DO not be deceived but InsIsl
upon having The genuine.
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The Board Of Public Works last night
employed II. @. Rumble to make q tour
OF inspection over the city, and make u
note Of places where the street pave.
ments arc in bad condition; also 10
make a note Of all sidewalks which are
in need Of repair, and to serve a. notice
on the ownefs Of premises in front !oi
which sidewalks need attention, to
remedy the fault at once. This Is au
exceedingly good step. Some side.
walks are in a shockingly bad condition,
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Matters OF Minor Moment ln und About
the City. 81
THE GRAND this eyening-Wilbur
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ANnluNhle DOy.

Mr.. George 0. Smith, the we'll known
real estate agent, yesterday received as
tne a hunting dog as was ever seen in
Wheeling: lie is q registered Lswellyn
setter, called "Dick," has a lne head
and beautiful black aud white markipcs'
and though very tired yesterday, having
been on tho road since Saturday, he
showed up for a fine animal, and was
much admired by experts. He came
from a'kennel in Illinois,
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Yesterday afternoon, as Joe Naylor, a
young son OF Mr.. John s. Naylor, was
playing ball Oh a vacant lot on Florida
street, he fell, and his knee striking n
piece Of glass, q deep cash was cut. It
Is in n pretty delicate spot for such mn
injury, but it is said none Of the tendons
were cut, aud the worst result will be n
very sore knee for the lad for some
time.
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ItSRl EstRta n{utfars,

The Council Committee on Zeal Els.
tate met last night to arrange for selling
the property bought Of Mr.. Kennedy,
and located on Caldwell's run. 1t was
resolved that the lot be sold for not less
than Sl,5OO, and tho buyer must move
the house from one lot, which is
to be used for the bed OF the run, onto
tho next one, within twenty days The
sale is to take place next Saturday, April
2G. at 10 II. H., at the north door OF the
Court House, Fa ..a..
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The work Of drilling for bed rock for
the foundation Of the Island abutment
Of the Wheeling Bridge Company's pro.
posed new bridge across the river WINS
finished about 0 o'clock last evening;
the drill hayinggone down se%yenty.nine
leet. AT that depth it pierced, n stratum
OF solid sandstone. Above this was "a,
thlck stratum Of soapstone, and above,
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, ,,~I"1 -~9-~I - v
A new building association called the
Star has been organized in this city, and
an application for a charter was yester.
day sent to Charleston. The charter
members are Messrs. j. G. Tomlinsou, j.
NJ. Be!leville, Alfred PAUL, Lewis Steen.
rod. Henry Morris, Charles II. Comp, d.
G. schoeu. II. r. McGregor, Charles
Lukins, Or. G. ]. Caddle, George Loos,
Will NJ. Marsh, W. Fl. Anderson and W
II. Caldwell. 1t is expected that the as:
sociation will be ready for business in
about three weeks.
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Tic Confnp Tnrrart

Already musical interest Is taken in
the grand concert to be given by the
pupils OF Mt: de Chantal at the Opera
House tomorrow evening. One OF the
most attractive features will be violin
solos, by two accomplished young ladies.
Seats may be reserved at any time to.
day or tomorrow at f. W. Banners
music store. ''l+'E "
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There will be an auction sale Of Road
Carts, Plows;7Feed Cutters, Pumps, Cut.
lery, Mechanics Tools, Fertilizers, Gen.
eral Hardware, ETC., at 1864 Market
street, Wheeling, W. Va, commencing
on Saturday, April 10, 1890, at 10 o'clock
a. m: In, the meantime said goods will
be offered for sale at prices lover than
can be found elsewhere. =,
J. B. SoMERvlLLE, Assignee,
W. H. HALLER, Aucioneer,
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To LdBeSe L.odqe No. 2, i. D, w.;

To LabeSe L.od'e No. ., 40. u. W.;
Please accept my thanks for the
prompt payment to me by your, officers
Of 5000 upon the death Of my husband.
William 4. Combs, who held a bene.
lciary certificate in your noble order.
May, you prosper and increase in mem.
bershlp. Respectfully, &c.,
MRs. CAROLINE COMBS.
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If you cannot 500 and need s~pectaclcs
iou should call on lis and have your Eyes
Tested without charge. We have the
finest instruments and more experience
!han any other Optician In the State,
iad guarantee satisfaction or money re.
funded. JACOB ". GRUBB,
Jeweler and Optician,
Cor. Twelfth mad Market Streets.
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sBe.9e Lodge No. 2 i, o. D. r..

Kindly accept the gratitude Of myself
and family for the speedy payment ia
me through your officers Of $1,000 UPON
tho death OF my husband, William Sow.
derman, who he'd a beneficiary ccrtid.
cate in your noble order, which has
beena good friend to me in need.
lam, respectfully,
MRs. LOUISA SowDERMAY.
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APleasing Sense

OF health and strength renewed and Of
ease and comfort follows the use Of
Syrup OF Figs, as it acts in harmony with
nature to et!ectually: cleanse the system
when coative or bilious. For sale in SOC
and 81 90 bottles by all leading druggists.
D6W
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We are in receipt Of all the newest
novelties in Woolens for mems wear,
consisting Of Suitings, Pantaloonings and
%Overcoahngs, which we are prepared to
make up in the best style and fit at
reasonable prices. Buy the best Is cent
last black seamless half hose made, at
@. Hess 4 Sons, III
1921 and 1923 Market Street. 4
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LAuGuLly's Worm sYRur-Pleasant
and CERTAIN remedy. It's perfectly safe,
and children will not refuse to take it,
being free from the nausea and disgust
Of the ordinary vermiiuge in use.
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In sudden bilious attacks or sick head.
ache. one or two doses of "Dr. A. s.
Todd's Liver Pills" will almost inyaria.
bly, restore the patient, without the use
oil any other medicine. Plain or sugar
coated. 2III- "o"A
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Weather

WASHINGTON, April 2l.-For Western
Pennsylvania, West Virginia and Ohio,
fair, followed by increasing ~cloudiuess
and light rain in Ohio Wednesday
warmer, s%outheas.esly winds.
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Our Tea department Is II special ica,r,n NJ
house. Out stock Is large, ComntI,,"u' our
grades and varieties OF Old Country I'm, al
ine Assam lcko, Cspct, COngou, lnpcr,, SSMG'
powder basket FInsl japan, silver [.c.fI S nun
so tho most tisthllous tastes ,Vu h. ,nt "ay' Aini:
reputation Tor fair md honest lrHlInr,' ,rc WI
comment. A child can purchase rm,5 I's,Sa 10
stote rs cheap ~ tho professional sIpyT,S' W. we
HAVE ONE PRIZE FOR ALL. 1"' VIZ
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~, -. IL I.IIT.TI- :.
The Burlington Route, O., B. & @
Kallroad, will sell on. Tuesdays, April
I'd and May 20th,. Home Seekers
Excursion Tickets ut Half Rates to points
IN tho farming regions Of the West,
Northwest and Southwest. Limit thirty
days: For folder giving details concern.
ing tickets, rates and time of trims, and
Tor descriptive land folder, call on your
ticket agent, OF address P. S, Eustis.
General Passenger and Ticket Agent
Chicago, I'll. 80 >