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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-08-20

A citation for Universal Suffrage May End
in Revolution.


LONDON, August 19.-The agitation
for universal suffrage now in progress
in Belgium is rapidly increasing, and
must inevitably lead to revolution.
The people are groaning under the
burdens which the present system i'm
poses upon them, and are already tax
ing to the utmost the power OF their
leaders to restrain them from too hasty
action.
Comparison between the general con-
dition of the people of Belgium and that
Of the people OF Germany, to the disad-
vantage in every respect of the former
is heard on every side, coupled with a
demand that Belgians be permitted to
control to a similar extent the law-mak-
ing branch of the government. Mean
while the wealthy and arstocratic
classes are trembling with fear that the
movement of the peopte may prevail.
The Government realizes the neceS-
sity of appeasing the agitators and their
following, and will probably introduce
a deluSive reform bill, which may check
the tide for time, but the people Will
not be satisfied with this, and ultimately
they will obtain what they seek, by
force. ii it can be had in no other way.
The Socialists, as on former occasions
of discomfort in Belgium, are active in
forming strikes and encouraging forcl-
bic measures in other directions, work
in which some of the ablest as well
as the most unscrupulouS leaders of that
hot-bed Of Socialism are engaged, with
.-,ttufanfarrr fhnD1-
selves.
The Government is manifestly OF the
opinion that if the threatened general
strike can be averted by special legisla-
tion the trouble will cease, but the stu
alton is far too serious to be remedicd
by reforms which cost nothing and are
equally barren of material benefit to the
masses.
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Rase Bal.

At Pittsburg - Pittsburg Cleveland
P. L. game postponed on account OF rain
At Louisville-No game, rain.
At Cincinnati - Cincinnati Cleveland
game postponed rain.
At Philadelphia-lP. l. Philadelphia =
Brooklyn 10; hits, and Is; errors, :
each: earned / and e.; pitchers, Hustled
Sanders and weighing. Umpires, Gaflney
and Sheridan.
At Chicago N. LD-First game: Chi
cago ,. Pittsburg 4 earned, q and l hits,
II and9; errors, 8 and2; pitchers, Osborne
and Lnby. Second game: Chicago i,
Pittsburg 3; earned, 10 and 3; hits, IA and
6: errors. = and & umpire, McQuade
pitchers. Hutchinson, Phillips and Horner.
At Boston IN. L.)-Boston I, New York
3: earned, and ,; hits, 4 and 10; errors,
each: pitchers, Nichols and Rusie; umpire,
Powers.
At New York (P L)-New York 5, Bos
ton 3. pitchers, O'Dav and Radbourne
hits. l3 and 5; errors, Boston 3; earned, .
each umpires, Ferguson and Holber.
Al Brooklyn - Brooklyn Philadelphia
National League game postponed on ac-
count of rain.
AT Columbus five nnings)-Columbus
e. Brooklyn 3: hits, 5 and 4; errors, Brook,
lvn 4: earned and 4; pitchers, Fora ana
Chamberlain: umpire, Peoples.
At St. Louis-St. Louis .. Rochester II,
earned. 3 and C.; hits, and l3 errors d
each; umpire, Emshe.
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son moved to reduce the rates fixed in the
bill on four sizes, one-quarter cent per
pound.
Mr. Mcpherson remarked ironically that
the committee had nothing to do with max
ing up the bill 1t had been made up by
the benefciaries themselves Mr.. Nc
Pherson said it was well known that none
but manufacturers were allowed TO appear
before the Finance Committee
Mr. McPhersOn's amendment was re
jected-yeas Il; nays2I.
Mr.. Mcpherson moved TO reduce the
duty on cutlery, in paragraph l59.
Mr.. Cullom made an exhaustive and
strong speech in favor Of the protective
tariff system.
Free raw materials means free trade all
all along the line, he said, and that means
fewer consumers and more producers.
The cutlery amendment went over with
ont action, and the bill was laid aside.
uoAR WILL MOVE TO-DAY.
Mr.. Hoar gave notice of two amendments
which he would offer tomorrow to the
Quay resolution. One was for the change
Of rules, which he had offered on the 9th
inst, providing that when bill or resolu-
tiOn shall have been considered a reasonble
time it shall be in order for any Senator to
demand that debate thereon be closed. The
other was to include in the legislative
business to be taken up this session the
Federal election bill, and TO provide that
Immediately after the bill be disposed of
the Election bill be taken up for consider
alton and shall remain before the Senate
every day for three days to the exclusion
of all other business, and that on the fourth
of September at two o'clock voting there
on and on pending amendments shall begin
and shall continue from day to day to the
exclusion of all other business until they
are disposed of.
Adjourned
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Mr. TIIden Nominated.

MEADyIILE, PA, August 10. The Demo
cratic Convention, called for the purpose
Of nominating candidate for Congress Zoo
the Twenty-sixth district, Crawford and
Erie countless. convened al Cambridge
boro, Crawford county, at II 80 "a. M. TO-
day. Crawford county was represented
by Hon. j. j. McCrum, Titusville; John o.
Sherred. Cambridgeboro j. u. Col
ter. VI. p. Davis, Of Meadville,
and Arthur Johnson, OF Vernon The
Erie county delegates We're Alfred Short
North East. Richard Arbuckle. East Mil
Creek: NJ. Leibel. H. c. Seigel, Erie City,
and J II. Peiffcr, Of Mill Village. After
roll call Delegate Golfer OF Meadyille, prc.
sented the name Of Hon. W. J.. Scott, as
the candidate for Congress, but his name
was quickly Withdrawn, after the reading
of a letter addressed 20 one OF the
Erie delegates, by Mr. Scott, perempt0r
allv declining the honor Of the nomi-
nation. Mr. Short. Of North East, then
presented the name OF A. l. Tilden, Of Le
Boeuf. Erie county, coupled with the iu
formation that Mr. Scott particularly de
sired Mr. Tildens candidacy. a ballot
was taken which resulted in Mr. Tilden's
unanimous nomination, which he afterwart
accepted in a short speech on being called
before the convention. After few short
speeches the convention adjourned
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At Monmouth.

MONMOUTH PARK, August l9.-Firsi
race, six furlongs; Lady Reel won; time
l:l3i4.
Second race, three-quarters Of mile;
Reckon won; time l:l2l4.
Third race the Omnibus stakes stakes,
for three-year-olds Of $50 each, with $40.
600 added. of which 5000 to the second
and 81 900 TO the third, one mile and hall
Tournament and Chaos tied. In the run
of. Tournament won; time 2:3s@l.
Fourth race, one mile and furlong
Nv Fellow Won; time 81.
Fifth race. seven furlongs; sam Wood
,,-on. time 30
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Parkersburg Notes.

Special Telegram 10 tie Register.
PARKERsBURG, W. Va, August l9.-Sam-
uel Riel, a we'll known farmer of Steel
district, while driving home from visit to
relatives Sunday, fell out Of his wagon
while crossing a creek and crushed his
skull. Riel never rallied from the effects
and died that evening.
Three young fellows named Wayte. Dot
son and Clark. arrested for stealing from
the Ohio River railroad company, were
sent 10 Jail to-day in default of 500 bail.
A man named Ed ID. Pugh was arrested
here to-day by Chief Dis, on kilograms
from Huntington, where he was charged
with robbery. He will be held.
VIM. Linsev, the man who was so terri
blv beaten by Officer Samuels few nights
since. entered suit for damages to-day
against the city. In each of the six counts
Linsey claims $500 damages. The officer
was fined for assault.
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WAITING FOR SOMETHING.
A Quiet Day at AIbany-Bulletlns Issue
by the Strikers.

ALBANY. \. T., August 19.-This was
the queteSt day of the strike, and the
strikers, while gathering in their regu-
lar places, were very reticent. One Of
them said: 1--WE are waiting for some
thing and when that something comes
it will be the biggest bombShell that has
exploded yet"
The knights to-day issued the follow
ing bulletin: The railroad people claim
that they are rapidly breaking the
blockade and that their freight will be
all moving regularly inside Of three
days. The West Albany yards were
crippled again this morning by the re-
fusal'of 90 Of the new men to go to work.
The Pinkerton men have in a great
measure been withdrawn, and the city
police are doing splendid work.
AT 10 o'clock the following bulletin
was posted at X. Of l.. headquarters:
"All solid along the lines. AdvlceS
ceived as follows;
Buffalo, Y, "a large and enthu-
siaStic meeting of Lake Shore and
Michigan Southern, New York Central
and Michigan Central Railroad en-
ployes is now gathering at the hall Of
the X. of H., to discuss the situation
and take action. Brother Devlin, of the
General Executive Board, and others
will address them.
Rochester - Everybody firm in
Rochester.
"Lockport-The striking Knights
marched in a body from Labor Hall last
evening and proceeded to the Sheriff 5
Office and offered their services as
deputy sheriffs and protested against
the appointment of Pinkerton detec-
tives. Hundreds of knights cheered
the procession.
"Albany-A large mass meeting is
called for this evening at the public
market, Hudson avenue and Grand
street, to protest against the action OF
PinkertOn and his men,"
Five freight trains, averaging thirty
ears each, passed through the city this
morning from the West Albany yards
south. The yardmaster at West Albany
said this morning he had thrty-hye
crews to man freight trains, which will
be sent out from there rs each one is
made mp. superintendent BisSell says
il will be but a short time before the
full freight traffic is resumed.
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OIL NEWS.
Dent a. Co.'S Well Shot-An Gleaginous
Journalistic Venture.

Dent a. Co.'S Well Shot-An Gleasinous
Journalistic Venture.
yr..iif r gram 10 ne Register
N,NNlNGroS. w. VA, August l9.-Dent
~ Co. put twenty-four-quart shot i'm their
Robinson $50. at o'clock this evening,
aud the wei responded by throwing a
beavv f1vr of oil and pebbles twenty feet
over the top of the derrick. Whether n
viii increase the production of the WELL
which haas been averaging eighteen bar
rels per day. cannot be known tor "a
dav 0r SD. This IS the first well shot Ia
This hc'd Bennett X Co.'S Furbce No. /
is still drilling, and doing one hundred
barrels per av. This viii be an interest
ing week D. .e. as there should be several
welsh The paper 20 be started here is
am assured fact, as the proprietors Cowau
V Shalcr0ss, have leased q building and
ordered their plant and expect their first
edition to make its appearance the 18th
INST
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EncouragInr to the strlkers.

BUFFALO. y. Y. August l9.-Information
has been received that General Manager
Toucey, Of the New York Central, has
sent a dispatch TO Superintendent Burrows
TO reinstate the striking switchmen. Mr..
Burrows was closeted in his private Office
and positively refused to be seen, and his
secretary refused TO confirm or deny the
statement.
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,snI,,,iated on the Top Ola Tank

ToRoNro, o., August l9-John WalteTs'
aoad On wears. was overcome by gas yester-
Ssv aftcrnoon. while working on a tank on
tbS & Swearingen farm, in the Turkeyfoot
Sist,.ict The fumes came through the
to,,I, ond in in an instant he was overcome
ond was dead when taken from the top oi
tanl, This is the second death IN turkey
foot this month Walters was single
man. and formerly lived in Toranto.
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At Pourhkeepsie.

PorGHKEEPsIE, n Y, August l9.-owing
n the threatening weather in the mornlng
there N was small attendance at the open,
Of the grand circuit trotting at the Hudson
River Driving Park to-day. summary
$40 class trotters-Solo !, Lucretla =
Greenlight 8, Robert II. Taylor T. Eli"
Wilkes ;. Best time , 2:244. o
a.S5 pacing class Crawford /, JACK =
Erarl, Dorcher 3, Chigie 1, Attractive D.
Best time 2:l5is.
Cutc,co. August l9-The Northwestern
praeders' Association races postponed on
account of bad track.
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Five Men Killed.

VANCE, Ten, August ia bloody bat
tie with New Mexican outlaws was fought
near Beaver Lake, this county, yesterday.
during which five men were killed.
The bandits were surrounded by officers
and a posse Of citizens. and an attempt was
made TO arrest them.
The outlaws fought like demons. Mr..
Burrows, one Of the posse, was killed at
the first fire -Four of the dcsperadoes
were slain, the fifth making his escape
He is being pursued.
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IN THE HOUSE.
The Alien Land Bill Taken Up-Agricul-
tural Bill.

WASHINGTON, August l9-In the House
TO day Mr.. Thomas, of Wisconsin, moved
10 Law upon the table the motion made some
days ago by Mr.. Hayes, of Iowa, TO recon-
slider the motion by which the House
passed the Nat Mckay bill. 1t was agreed
to-yeas ~, nays -. This finally passes
the bill
The Speaker stated that the unfinished
business in the morning (the first morning
hour the House has had for many months
was bill to amend the Alien Land bill.
Mr. Carter of Montana, explained that
the bill had in view the repeal OF the Alien
Land Law in so far as that law referred to
the ownership of mines in the Territories.
The alien land bill had passed the House
i'm lSS6, after very slight consideration. He
did not quarrel with the law rs it related
TO agricultural and timber lands, but for
eign capital should not be discouraged in
developing our mines He said they could
not control mines of this country because
the results did not Justify il in the history
of their investments here.
Pending further debate the morning hour
expired and the bill went over.
Mr.. Cannon, of Illinois, from the Com
mittee on Rules, reported a resolution set
ting apart to-day, Wednesday, Thursday
and Saturday, and Tuesday and Wednes-
dav of next week for the consideration of
bills reported from the Committee on Ag-
ricuturc.
The order further provides for a morn
ing hour each day and gives place TO gen
eral appropriation bills or conference re-
ports thereon
a long debate thex cnsued as to whether
this would interfere with the river and
harbor bill.
The resolution was then adopted and the
House accordingly proceeded to the con
sideration of the Senate Agricultural Col
lege bill
After some minor amendments were
agreed to, the bill was passed, and tho
House adiournrd.
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Death Of a Noted Indian woman.

UrrER SANDUsKY, O., August l9.-Mar-
paret Solomon. better known as Mother
Solomon, Of the tribe of Wyandotte In,
dians, died yesterday at her home, north OF
this city, on the banks of the Indians be
loved Sandusky river She was full
blooded Wyandotte. the daughter Of John
Grey Ewes. a noted chief. She was born
in 1916. and when in 1921 the Rev. Mr.. Fin
lev opened his mission school, Margaret
Grey Ewes was the first little maiden VINO
was brought 70 be taught. When the IN
dians went West. in lS43, she went with
tbem. but some years ago. after her hus-
hand. John Solomon. died, she returned
and bought the home where she lived
ouietlv and alone
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To Enforcc the Game Laws.

Spec.al Telegram 10 The Register.
PARKERsBURG, w. VA, August l9.-The
Young Mems Gun Club, Of this city, com
posed OF the leading young men of the
town. at their last meeting passed reso-
luton Offering a reward for the arrest and
conviction Of violatcrs of the game and
fish laws. There have been so many viola
tiols of these laws of late that the sports
men have become alarmed aud indignant,
and they propose TO have every violater
pun shed TO the extent Of the law
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BELMONT OIL FIELD.
The Emory NO. Comes in Great
Gu-hcr.


Gu-her.
SI. IlJrm 20 He R.gir.f
BELMONT, ". VA, August l9-Thcre is
no abatement i'm oil circles hereabouts.
New companies are forming and new rigs
starting daily The Baruyard well is re-
ported to have fallen on considerably I'm its
output lately
Duncan SO. 4. ON the Jones farm, just
below the mouth of French creek, is said
t0 have flown twenty thousand barrels In
the two months of her existence. There are
fabulous stories about the flow of Johnson
SO. across the railroad and opposite the
hotel after being shot yesterday. Mr..
johnson himself is authority for the state
mcut that the well did at the rate OF 40
barrels on hour tits thought 10 Will settle
down "a 600 barrel we'll
The Simpson Co.'S well No. has had
trouble ON account of scarcity of water for
steam a well was sunk to-day that will
supply AN needs
The Emory we'll 40. 6, on the soutn side
of the railroad riyht-ot-way between
French Creek and Belmont, is just i'm and
reported good for 100 barrels and possibly
more.
Coal is very scarce and hard to get for
drilIug purposes.
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SR,TocA. y. y, August 19.-The races
to-day resulted as follows; 81,
First race. one mile-Penn p: won, wlth
Pearl second and Ban Chief third. Time
Second race, the Kentucky stakes for
a-vear-olds. six Cleopatra won,
with Esperanza second and Monterey third
Third race, mile and furlong-Rupert9i
won. with Hamlet second and Golden Keel
third. Time, 30. 80
Fourth race. the Bever-Wyck stakes, one
mile and 500 OyardS- Los Angeles won, WIN
Tayinia Bell second and DollikIns thlru'
Time, 2:l3l4. ...,,,
Fifth race, six furlOngs-Ballyhoo Won
Time :l6.
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Pinkerton Men censure the Police.

ALBANY, y. y, August l9.-Last
evening the Pinkerton people here tele-
graphed their New York and Philadel-
phia officers to stop hiring men, and
not to send any more men to this point.
The police here. they say, are in sym
pathy with the strikers, and all but
fatty refuse TO do anything 10 protect
the Central's property, and this was the
reason for hiring Hinkerton men.
Further trouble is eXpected.
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SHIPS WENT DOWN.
A Sailors Account of a Terrible Storm in
Valparaiso Bay.

san FRlNCIsco, August ia sailor
who shipped on the American bark Port
land Lloyds, at Valparaiso, Chilli, has
witten his mother, in this city, an account
of the terrible storm in Valparaiso Bay
Following are extracts from the letter
July 2-Blowing a gale, and the waves
are breaking over the city. The shipping
is in great danger.
July 3-Noya Scotia ship, English bark
and steamboat went down last night. Bark
went ashore near Consular, and Nova
Scotia ship is on the rocks fast going to
pieces.n
The letter was evidently sent on board
the mail steamer bound North before the
storm abated Since then no advices have
been received as 10 whether the Portland
Lloyds aud other vessels weathered the
yale on. not
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reonle DIVING by the score.

PORTSMOUTH, o., August l9.-Letters re-
ceived here from parties who are visiting
the northwestern counties of Kentucky,
say the mountain regions along the Big
Sandy river are being swept by fuX and
kindred disease, and people are dying by
the score. Drought, low water impregnat-
ed with alkali, and excessive heat, are the
supposed causes
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A Good Move.

ALBANY. y. y. August 19.-Superin-
tendent Bissell to-day ordered that the
Pinkerton guards be withdrawn from the
tops of freight trains passing through Al
banv. as il was claimed they melted the
stoning of trains by fourishing their guns
As result all was quiet to-day
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Expulsion of Jews from Russian Towns

LONDON, August l9-The hatred fJews
I'm Southern Russia is unabated. On sew
eral occasions of late Jewish lawyers, mer-
chants and others have been expelled IN
large numbers from Odessa and other
nlaces. and within a few days past there
nave been wholesale expulsions of He
brews from the bathing resorts in that
vicinity.
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Glnss Hnnse Hoys strIke for an Advance.

FiXDLAY, o.. August 19.-The carrying
in bows at the Model glass works struck
this morning for an advance in wages from
60 to 20 cents day, which, being refused
caused a general suspension of operations
at the factory, throwing over 100 men out
of employment. 1t is likely the managers
will Weld and pay the advance.
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As.icned-snIt for Divorce.

Special IelfgrdN 10 ne Register
PARKERSBURG, August Geo. Betsell,
one of the Oldest butchers Of the city, made
an assignment in favor Of his creditors yes
terday. Judge John G.. Mcclure assignee.
Betsell's wife brought suit for divorce
against him last Friday and Judge Bore
man granted an order allowing the wife
500 TO prosecute the suit and 81 per
month until the suit was decided
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TUE CARDINALS OBsEoUIEs.
Grand Requiem Mass Celebrated for the
Deceased Prelate.

LoNpoN. August IA grand requiem
mass was celebrated in the oratory at
Edgebaston, Birmingham, to-day.
The church was draped in black. The
cofiu containing the body of Cardinal
Newman rested on the High altar. Over
the coffin was a pail Of violet velvet, and
around the catafalque were numerous can
delabras. The Cardinal 5 hat and red oeret-
IA. with the late Cardinals heraldic arms,
were on a pedestal below. The Bishop OF
Birmingham celebrated mass
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Twelve Dead BedIe..

New BEDFORD, Mas, August IA
special 10 the Standard from Taunton
states that a passenger on the ill-fated
train that met with the accident near
Quincy. says that twelve dead bodies had
been taken from the wreck.
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TOASTED IN RUSSIA.
A Grand Dinner In Honor Of the Austrian
Emperor's birthday.

ST PETERSEN HG, August N fIahl
court dinner was given By the Car a.
Narva, last evening.
Yesterday was the anniversary oi the
birth Of the Emperor OF Austria, ana thc
members ofthe Aust.lan embassy az ST.
Petersburg. I'm honor Of the occasion, We're
invited 10 aud were present al the banquet.
The Gar and all his guests wore decora-
tfons Of the various Austrian orders. The
Car and Emperor William proposed toasts
20 tae ruler Of Austria. Both used the
Russian language.
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SaysIIe's Not 1t.


Special telegram '0 ne h.1iS,er
PAEErE,urEG. August l9-Tho friends
orc B. smith say that be will not be a
candidate. and Smith himself SAYS he
doesn't want the nomination. Charley
Caldwell aud J. B. Meuager are at present
the leading Republican asplrants for the
nomination. Caldwell says hc doesn
want to run. but everybody knows Char
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Hrakemen Demand an Adyance.

SAN FRANcI>co. August l9.-It is re-
ported that the brakemen on the Stockton
Division Of the Southern Pacific Company
have made a demand for an increase Of
wages. 1t is said they demand an increase
from SO to SO "a month with no hospital
dues, and gave the company until this after
noon to avoid general strike
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NEW YORK. August l9.-The New York
Office Of the New Jersey Steel and Iron Co,
at Trenton, n j., reports the strike al
their Trenton works ended the men having
gone TO work this morning upon the com
pany's terms
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milwaukee nottIed Beer.

Having established an Agency for the
sale of the celebrated PabSt Brewing
cos Bottled Beer, we are now ready 10
deliver to saloons and private families.
send in your orders. II. L. Wheat
Agent, 1915 Main street. Telephone
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