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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-01
PETERSBURG.
Petersburg Alumni of the University-Per-
sonaI, &c.

sona1, &c.
fCorTespondence OF tho Rich mond Dispatch.l
DEcEMBEH 81, 1889.
A meeting of the Petersburg Society OF
the Alumni of the University of Virginia
was held at the courthouse this morning
and resolutions of respect to the memory
of the late Roper Davis. the Youngest
member of the society. were adopted. Flo;
quent addresses of eulogy were delivered
by Colonel +. II. Archer and ". X. Nc
Kenney, ESQ. Many mem ers of the bar
were also present at the meeting. The fu-
neral of Mr.. Davis took place from 81.
Paul's church at II O'Clock, Rev. DR.. Hams
officiating, assisted by Revs. Messrs. Spen-
Ger and Jones. The occasion was an unu-
sually sad one.
The funeral of William Turnbull took
place from Grace church this afternoon,
Rev. DIR. Gibson officiating, assisted by
Rev. Mr.. Doggett. All the secret orders OF
which the deceased had been G member
were represented. and in addition to the
church services the burial was conducted
under the Masonic ceremonies.
Mr. James Il. Dalton, one OF our most
hopored citizens and oldest and most repu-
table merchants, has been seriously Ill
| for several days. Mr.. Dalton Is upwards
of eighty years of age.
Mrs. Anne Smith, venerable and re-
epected lady, mother OF Representative
Hugh Il. Smith is very i'll.
The police, who are so active in detect
ing thieves. are not always themselves free
from the operations of robbers. The prem
| ises of Officer Williams were visited last
nieht and his entire lot of chickens stolen.
All that was left to tell their fate were the
heads that had been wrung from them and
piled up OH the lot.
The death of MIR. ]. Frank Mancha, OF
| Claremont, creates vacancy iii the posi-
ton of president of the Norfolk and Pc
| tersburg Steamboat Company. 1t is pro-
bable that conference of the stockhold-
ers will soon be held to designate his sue
| cessor. 49,
The new year will open with but few
changes III the business firms OF this. city.
1t is reported that at least two OF the large
! dry-goods firms who were burned out on
9th of November will not rebuild.
Hail and snow fell last night to the depth
of an inch or more, but quickly disap-
peared this morning.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-01
WELDON NOTES.
Fell Dead-Tbe Crops, ETC.
correspondence Of the Richmond pisps'ch-i

Correspondence OF me hichtnonn p'sp"eohi
WELDON, N. c., December 81. 1859.
Charles Watson (coloredl. fireman on
the Atlantic Coast Line. fell dead suddenly
al the tr.rn-table of the road this morning;
ehelped to turn his engine around and
in q few minutes thereafter was touho
dead. Az
Work will commence tomorrow on ths
canal of the RonOaks Navigation an
Wafer-Power Company. large gr,st-h,.l y.
with a capacity of 1000 bushels oany 10 ~
be erected at once. s;,;o, ~
The situation as regards the CONDITION q
the formers in this section Is unch ii.1nn .
and there Is great dlstressin tins section .
lie Sta,e II il feared that good man,
Of The hest laborers wild move away. -.
A euano-dealer near Garyspurg sol,
q aOo worth of fertilizers the, past season
and has only collected Sl4. and says that Is
all be Will get. tho o-o,,
,,,s actually so poor that IL took two mrus
10 produce a single bale OF cotton.
The cold wave reached Weldon last niFh'
and the thermometer fell about thirty dc
frees. "
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swiss Peasants.
TEorfnichfiy

will tell some stories which prove that
the Swiss peasants. though tAey sooK 80
stolia have 10 them the stuff of tragedy.
There was q lad in valley sailed Schau-
fog not long ago who loved and was be-
trothed to girl in the Hunter hheInthal
below Splugen. She Tilted him, having
transferred her affections 10 another, ano
he went to take a formal iarewen Oh
his sweetheart IN her home. Everything
passed decorously, SO much SO that the
eirls brother put his horse into the
cart and drove the rejected lover with his
own sister down to Thusis. The three had
reached that passage of the Via Mala where
the Rhine loses itself in a very deep, mar
row gorge. 1t is called the Verlosene Loch,
and Is spanned by slender bridge thrown
at right angles over the river. Here. a.
they were spinning merrliy down NIL, tne
lad stood up in the cart. .sprang 70 the
parspet Of the bridge. and dashed himself
al one bound into the grim death OF Jagged
rocks and cburning waves below them
II was stroke Of imaginative. fancy
10 commit suicide for love Just at
this spot. And now second tale OF des-
perate passion A rich man IN the Prattl-
eau had two children, daughter and o
son. The daughter wheedled him into al
lowing her TO marry some peasant WHO wa
poor and an unequal match IN social sta
ton linen DIS son seL 15 uucctiohS uf'on
q girl equally ineligible. The father storm,
ed, hut the youth was true to his plighte'l
troth. During temporary absence OF the
son his father contriyed to send
the girl of 10 America with q
round sum OF money. On bis return,
after hearing what had happened, the lad
said nothing, but went down to the
Iandounrt water in the evening and
drowned himself there. And now THIRD
take: Last spring. in village not three
hours distant from Dayos, lived young
man who was on orphan. He had inherited
considerable estate, and expected more
from two uncles. Life, could he have
managed it prudently. would .probabi,
have made him tho wealthiest farmer II
the neighborhood, and be was. TO boot
a stalwart fellow on whom nature has
lavished all her gifts of health and
comeliness. Unluckily he loved girl o
whom his uncles disapproved o. q mater
for such q youth Of consequence. On'
| Saturday evening, as the custom Is here
| he went TO pay his addresses by stealth Z
| this maiden OF his choice, and returnin:
early next morning he was uphraided b.
| his interfering uncles. lido not know wha
he replied. but certainly be made no seem
| 70 speak OF. When the unoles leff be IN
| hooked his gun from the wooden panaliin:
| OF the house-room, went out alone into IN,
copse hard by. and put . bullet through
| his brain.
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Lost Their Punch.
ny telegraph to tue Dispasn.,


CHIcAao. December 31.--A special from
Leavenworth, Kan. says: At q banqu ct
given TO Judge Brewer last night by tho
leading cit gems Of Leavenworth In honor
of his elevation to the Supreme Court OF
the United States the committee OF ar,
rangements for the banquet had prepared
10 provide its guests with milk-punch:: In
some way this fact reached tho ears OF the
Police Commissioners, and the proprietors
of the hotel were warned by CORNERSTONE
Lowe that If any liquors were servea uncy
would be arrested on such information.
The Banquet Committee gave orders 70
nav no heed to this threat Commission-
e Lowe and Abernathy heard OF this,
ana declared that II the punch was served
the police wo2ld certainly enter sns pi Ne
liauors. Rather than have any disturb.
anoe the committee consented to forego
punch, and the only beverages at the
feast were tea coffee. milk. and chocolate
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-01
WEST VIRGINIA.
An Enthusiastic Prospecting Party
fsnecial te,egram To tho Dispatch.l

CHARLESTON, ". Va, December S1.-Sena-
ter John T.. Kenna, Senator George Hearst,
of California: CONGRESSMAN Il. j. Chenie.
of the Fifth California district, and Major
i. Kessler, of Philadelphia, arrived in this
city to-day and left this afternoon on the
steamer Bob Prichard for trip through
the Government locks below the CITY.
They were accompanied by several lady
and gentlemen guests. Captain Bob Carr
commanded. These gentlemen came on
business connected with the proposed Coal
River railroad, and if the prospects seem
TO come up to their expectation work on
the road will probably be begun at an ear
ly day. Major Kessler has full faith in the
enterprise, and will do all in his power to
assure its success. The road will run
through one of the richest coal and timber
regions of the State, and will be Of meal
culable benefit to the country surrounding
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-01

darkness--and a Ccntml American hos.
* it, sccurssd lind iound oitside ",
Arctic circle. which is saying q good al.
Strange things .whjzzed and buzzsd IA
doomed through the obscutity. dropptx
with sharp thud as though shot, he
alighting with sticky feet, reluctant Of T..
Judgement, on ones face; all night l1g
there was rusfling and cracking and .
creeping. suggestive of unseen invertebrls
horrors all arounds walls, door, and r4t
crawled and were borrent with bidnds
animation. lam naturalist by insti1t
and can love and cherish the meanat
reptile. but would not voluntarily
forethought and design choose bat ia
Costa Rican swamp as a shelter for u|
sick-bed during the delirium Of intermi|
tent-fever.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-01
A MISSING CREW.
The Abandoned ship Found-No one o"
Board.
,nv ,.,eer.nh 70 the Dispatch.l


Board.
fBy telegraph to tho Dispatch.l
HA1srAx. December sl.-The Allen Line
steamer HISTORIAN, Captain France, ai.er
stormy passage of twenty days IRON ulas-
ss;n renorts the weather experienced as
Something fearful, gale upon gale OF hurri-
cans, force being encountered up TO iongi-
tude IN west. The ship being very light,
at times IL was almost impossible to make
sny headway whatever. The seas were very
heavy. and washed over the deck from tiLle
10 time in very dangerous manner: Un
"wednesday the 18th instant. at $3.50 a. NJ,
In latitude 81. 10 north, longitude 2S. "A west,
= lsrce vessel was sighted several miles to
the windward in disabled condition. She
was showing code signals IN. Co." which
means "In distress-want assistance"
The HISTORIAN ran down to her, and get
tirg as close as was safe signalled back
that she would stand by her I'M
til the weather moderated. Ii was
then blowing o terrific hurricane, with
the seas running very high. The disabled
craft. which proved to be the German ship
Shakespeare and Bremen, Captain Mniler,
from Hamburg, October 26th. bound TO
New York, had her main and mizzen-
masts gone. Her foremost and foretop-
mast were standing with fore and top-sail
wards across, while her sails were in rib
bons. The crew were all huddled together
aft, with oilskip jackets on. In answer TO
g second signal from the steamer, asking
IL they wanted 10 leave their ship, they
answered "Yes." Thursday. night the
steamer Law near the ship, the latter burn.
inc fixre-up lights at intervals. The last
light seen BY the lookout on the HISTORIAN
was ct 4 o'clock next morning. AS soon as
Il was daylight on the 10th tho steamer
proceeded in the direction in which the
ssnal-lights of the Shakespeare had
been seen during the night, but
no trace Of her could be found.
She steamed abopt In the vicinity
Tor some hoprs Al the hope OF picking mp
the crsw, thinking, the chip might nave
might hsve taken TO the bostA Not ves-
Hqe Of In IVES 70 - ssen. however. % the
Esstox1nn peoooo3od q Ae1 voyage, What
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-01
CoIiisIou-Engineers Killed.

INDIANAPOLIS, ND, December 3i.-Two
passenger trains on the Panhandle rail-
road collided near Kokomo. Ind. this
morning. Both engineers were killed and
the cars burned.
II is difficult TO get reliable details Of the
wreck. The Pennsylvania railroad officials
profess Ignorance. II is known that the
through passenger, the Chicago to Louis
vile, and the fast line Louisville to Chlca-
60 were the trains wrecked. The fireman
and bsggage-master on the train going
North were killed.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-01
The Court Says lie Must Answer.
fp, ,alacranh IN tho Dispatch.1

CHICAGO, December 3l.-District-Super-
intendent Frederick II. Tubbs. OF the
Western Union Telegraph Company, must
dall's LAWYERS. SO Judge Tuthill decided
today. Randall is acknowledgements
who claims to have been black-listed by
superintendent Swift. of the Rock Island
road. for organizing a branch of the Order
of Railway Telegraphers. A suit for $50,
900 damages. with Randall as plaintiff, IS
pending against the Rock Island. Tuobs's
attorney argued for two hours to-day that
any communication on the subject be-
tween the two superintendent was prlyi-
legged and need not be disclosed. The
Court. however. ruled that Tubbs must
answer the questions or DC attached and
punished. He asked and was gwen Az until
Thursday to decide what he would do.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-01
Open-Hearth steel.
TBy telegraph TO the Dispatch.l

fBy telegraph 70 The DISpatch.I
PrrrsBURGH. Pa, December SLIT is
stated that the steel trade of the country
is to be reyolutionized 10y new process
for making open-hearth steel as cheap OF
cheaper than Bessemer steel. The test was
made a few days ago, which was entirely
satisfactory to those interested. A syndlc,
cate of capitalists representing $4,000 900
has been formed to operate the new pro-
cess end the work will be commenced IN
Indianapolis III snort time. Among those
interested are Colonel Ray. of lndianspo-
lis; the De PAW heirs. of New Albany
Ind; the Premier Steel Company, OF III
danapolis, and L. S. Blair and ). ~. i Ill
man. of this city. Open-nearth s'e'' 'S'''
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-01

became Of the crew Of the ship Il = hard 10
say at present. but tho weekly mail steamer
Sardinia, which arrived yesterday after
noon, passed close 70 the Shakespeare on
December 22d In latitude a. n north, tongi-
tude 2O.07 west. Some OF her spars were
then standing and she had apparently been
recently abandoned. Captain France
states that the ships hui! appeared to DO
only thing apparently the matter wish her.
A vessel that could weather the storm
which prevailed the night the HISTORIAN
stood by the Shakespeare, he said, was
worth sticking to and getting into port.
He thinks she would be valuable prize
and well worth picking up.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-01
Bonds-Pubiic Debt

w.suINaros, December S1.0The only
bond received ut the Treasury Departneh,
mn TO noon to-day was So,oVo fesis'efeo
AZ az IO4sI. 1t was accepted.
.; "a estimated az the Treasury Depart.
-. that there has been decrease OF
, nnarlv 81 OO0. 600 in the public debt during
tha month of December. This makes q
total reduction for the first half u the
npssent fiscal year of $24,065, GIG, as com.
ppared with reduction of 1911 .522, 1893 du'
r;ne the corresponding period of the pre-
v,ons fiscal year. The reduction for the
calendar year ending to-day IS Ssl. 4s1 25S
AGAINST a reduction Of S9i, $50, las for the
calendar wear 1888.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-01
.rHe pOPE,S CONslsIORY.
Various Subjects Treated of Interest 20 the
Church.

rBy Anglo-Americau cable to the Dispatch-l
ROME. December S1.-The Pope at yester-
DAVIS consstory said he was rejoiced at the
building OF Catholic University at Wash
ington, at Ottawa, and at Friburg. Cathoii-
cism. be said. prospered under the fayora-
bio laws of America and the equity OF the
men who administered them IN that coun,,
try. His Joy OF this prosperity rendered
the grief Italv caused him more striking by
contrast. Tho adversaries of the Church
persistently continued their war against
it as was evident by the recent utter
ances of persons in public positions
acouainted with tho intentions regarding
the Church rules of Italy. Among the
other recent insults TO the Church was
demonstration i'll honor OF Giordano
Bruno. The italian Government. seeking
to detach the people from the Churcn, OPP
posed the action of the Pope IN every way.
Ills Holiness referred to temporal power
as necessary to the independence aud lio-
ertv of the Pope IN the exercise OF his mis-
sion. and declared that he did not ciaim
tbe restoration of temporal power lIvn
human motives. 1t was his right, ara ns
was required TO preserve II pltacI ana
transmit it TO his successor ~ one OF .u 's
inalienable treasures OF the Christian
faith. - Zinc,
into operation also attacked the Just hpeI-
ty of the clergy and hindered their Nol9
with the new obstacles. An addltVnai
wopnd was about 10 be inflicted upon i1e
Church by the law regarding chaIllaoi99
trusts. which had recently Deen eha sets
with unseemly haste. ms Was . ISL i,gan
step in the endeayor TO eitace every pvs ~,
of religion from civil Institutions. 10y ViIis
law all pious establishments were 70 po
snnnressad or transformed. especially
those for the lowering or girls WITHOUT
,ort;one those regarding girls entering
pponvents and those 10y which 1t was pro-
r;ded That masses sould DO said for the
souls of the dead. I'll, e .t,o
fo,,nders of eli those charities. The priests
80 excluded benefits OF charitable lDsti-
,,t;ons end women were admitted TO such
Sanefits' II was argued that charity
sIould be secular in order that it might
ha moro acceptable. But. indeed. the
unfortunate are too prone sometimes 10
accent the Christian. charities, and out
side the Church there is no, true, charity.
Other blows also haye been ieyellsd az the
Church By the missions OF CIVIL power
forcing itself into fine sacred.
For q time oil these things might en-
barrass the Church. but they cen never
definitely change its course.
NEWSPAPER COMMENT.
Row.. December s1.--The Rifo,md says:
The violence of language used Ia the Popes
allocntion will not prevent italy irom
being governed IN harmony with the ne
cessities of the progress and tina asplra-
tions of her people.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-01
Increase in Death Rate.

New York, December 3i.-The number
of deaths reported at the Bureau OF. Vital
Statistics during the twenty-four hours
ending at noon to-day was 1856, or an IN
crease over the average Of about l00. per
cent. The increase is in deaths from
pneumonia, bronchitis, and especially con-
sumption. La Grippe Is credited with be-
ing at the bottom of the increased fataiity.
Policemen TO the number of sos are on the
sick-lst to-day.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-01
ALLEGED FAlTH-HEAlERS.
Two Girls Decoyed Away from Home BY
Them.
IBy telegraph to the Dispafch.l

fBy telegraph TO the Dispafch.l
CHICAGO. December 31.--A dispatch from
Lovington, ILL.,, says: Great excitement
prevails here over an attempt OF the male
members of the Pentecost band to decoy
Miss Nav Whitman and Miss Eldora Mil
lion, two highly-respected girls. from their
homes. There was almost riot at the de-
pot when the faith-healers tried TO take the
Urls with them against the wishes of their
friends. and knives and revolvers were
shown. The girls were finally persuaded
not to go on the train,. but Immediately
left town in buggies in company with
members of the band. They were over
taken and carried back to Lovington.
Miss Million escaped and left for Tuscola
last evening. The brothers OF the girl
pursued her 10 Tuscols. The feeling
against the faith-healers runs very high.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-01

PrrrsBunoH, December Sian express
train south-bound on the Pittsburgh and
Lake Erie road ran down and killed Will
liam and John Angel, German laborers, on
q trestle near Shonstown,. Pa, this after
noon. The men were in the centre OF the
bridge when the train came along az tuil
were struck by the engine end Knocked on
the trestle, falling forty feet. When pick
ed up both men were dead.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-01
FOUR BOYS KILLED
While Playing Under Sand-Bank.

TOY - .
JACKSON. Tenn, December 31.-While
four boys between the ages Of six and
eight years were playing under the edge OF
a sand-bank in the eastern portion OF this
city yesterday afternoon the bank caved
in, burying them under about ten feet, OF
sand. They were dead when extricated.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-01
Mr.. RandsIi's Health.
nv t~tsgrspn % ne DlsDatch.I

WASHINGTON. December S1.-The rumor
was current at the Capitol this morning
that Mr.. Rsndalrs coudition wss much
81 ~ emphatic deujAl from his family.
II Ran6sil Was much better, and VIZ ont
81 bsd and nttendine y ~ eo1espondsnee.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-01
A Deadly Epidemic of Diphtberia.
fS-,ecial telegram TO the Dispalch.l

WHEELING, w. Va, December 30.-A
deadly epidemic of diphtheria is raging in
Beach Greek district six miles west of this
place. There are about one hundred cases.
and twenty deaths have occurred. Five
members Of the family Of John Wilson, o
farmer. died in week.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-01
The victim Of . Hoax.
Madison O. H.. Va. Dec. %, 1889.

MADISON ". f.s VA Occs eos AooSs
To ne Editor of he Dispdtch:
The report Of negro riot - this place
referred 10 in special telegram from
Orange Courthouse IN the Dispatch OF to-
been no such disturbance here or else.
where In this county. Tho young mar
who gave circulation TO the report was the
victim Of hoax. Very respectfully,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-01

AiDsAiS' AND Bowrrk
An zYgsCrULL srKcUtc VOR
MALARIA, BOWkl. COhiiAiNiS.
DYSPEPSIA. SICK nkADA'NE.
CONSTIPATION, BiLiOl>shsS
KIDNEY AFREC TIONs, JAINDfCRl
MENTAL DEPRESSION, coin
N you arc 4 miserable sufferer VIII 'cu.'i \
ton, dyspepsia. BnioUsucss. or hlineT Arfl
lions seek relief a. ones in simmons 20
Regulator II does not require continual dQfill
and cos,s but a trine - viii cure Yntl
Large red 90 front n cach wrapper.
Iii. ZsILIS q CO.. rbusreipnia, ps..
Sole Proprict0rs. fr.e IT,.
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WANTED. THE PUBLIC TO
w KNOW thsi have NEW and sECoS -
HAND DRAYs. NEW Top GHOCEkS AA6pN.
rs AND tABBiA6E> REPAIRED uesAy
ana promotly IL N. sHAshLBf
a. "a az i4ll east o. sifcet
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-01

NOOK AND JOB WORK NEATLY
Dx9lcgrED AZ Tax pisrArcafSiSS
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-01

DOSITION wANTEI.-A COMPl-
4 TENT kSD EXPERIENCED LADY srkNu-
GkAPnER. who hiss her oU bennington W..
writer. Ia omen to an engag, fnant on and alter
tho let OF January. Can q rnlsh the best ~ 70
ference Salary NOT ~ N ich a. object ~ -
kesp IN practice. Addrssa "hAENEsl." ,afs
Carrier ~, city. &c 80
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-01
ASEwspApEB COMMENT.

Row.. December sl.-The RJo,md says,
The violence Of language used Ia the Pope''
allocntion will not prevent Italy from
being governed in harmony with the ne
cessities of the progress and tina asplra
tions of her people.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-01

WANTED, TO RENT A PIANO
w for se.s0 Ter month. IT, cool instrH.
ment. aud In good order. Apply a. el eati
IsIRh street 49,
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vor, xror, rtcrrRpa > TARNS-

no you USE FIGURES ?-FARNS-
~ WokTH's New System q Addl.ion soi,s,s
the ssoee1 o. ''llehtn!bg csc sisssoa" Le...s'
IN - boar For htshsst esdorsemspn ~ !, ! ~
COMPANY, johusicn Daiidirg, clneSaA.' 7"
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xVrEWANTA FEW HONEST AND

WE WANT A FEW HONEST AID
w intelligent per-ons % tk2 order. In " y,
ana surronnJing t0ens on "sl ANLtt ~ ~ /.
VII Ds on AFrICA AID HON lie hk~tNfp
ENIN PAsIIA.D mo intrepid hero h@s lnsi re-
tnrned To- civilization. Pub.ic Interest iu hin -
AZ ievor-heat This r. The staniei box TOO ic'-
,ie want send - ceuss fof Oufnt sai De no
nr.t in the nold, or write immfllai9ly Tor tht
pariiculsr.. terms. SC. Agents arr Just eOinl4f
money. Write qsick. .....
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A REGISTERED DRUG CLERK
n DESIRES A POSITION A. DRUGGIST.
Can give the best Of references. address W
Va. IN arlt'
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EDUCATIONAL


WANTED, SJBSCR or. I. !. N. An ~. , /,
and city for new. rrst-cigss ilustrste1 yaper
Largest commission. 'ash Irkef. - .tfit
ofice. WAyERLl PUBLISHING coafANl. .
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