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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-10-27
Joseph Doebler In Trouble Again.

,Joseph Doebler, OF Bsllaire, who hat
trouble with Arbuckle & Co. on account
ofsome irrcgularity, is again into {
gcrape, aud very serious one.
Some time ago Le went to St. Glars
vile and there obtained from tho record
in the Clerk OF Courts Office, q list o.
fees due 10 John A. Grove, N. Taylor
James Nichols and others. Sometime
later Attorneys Shannon Carroll
Charles Worth and others received let
tiers from these people directing them tc
20 to tho Clerks Office and draw their
fees in list OF cases given in letter
retain s. and send the remainder tc
Louis Brown at Bridgeport or John
Plumley ut Martins Ferry. These let.
terB were signed by those to whom costs
were due. Tho money orders were sent
and Doebler got the mail for Brown @.
Plum!ey and endorsed the checks. He
got Sl3 80 in one order, $3.50 in another
and $2G for James Nichol in another
and perhaps more before detected. Fri.
day they sent a registered letter to
Bridgeport, which he rot Saturday
morning and was promptly arrested. He
had III his possession the letters written
10 the attorney and there is no doubt
about the handwriting Of Doebler. He
is now in the hands OF the United States
officers. He was taken to st. CIailsviIIe
for safe keeping.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-10-27
LOCAL. I.RgyiTIgS
Matters OF Minor Moment In and About
tho City.

Matters OF Minor Moment In and About
tho City.
Bio meeting at Elm Grove tomorrow
evening.
THE GRAND this evening-Janes
Owen O'Conor in Hamlet.
OPERA HOUSE, this evening-Roland
Reed In "a Woman llater." IN
ANOTHER train load OF iron for the ew
bridge to the Island was unloaded yes.
terdRy.
THERE arc ton disorderlies and one
drunk on the docket for this mornings
police court.
TIE Ladies' Vocal Club will meet at
F. W. Baumer 4 Co.'s this evening ut
1880 for rehearsal. F-.H, Il
CHARLEY TALpEnr, aged five, was
struck by companion with a Ratchet,
cutting oil finger.
A MARRIAGE license was issued Satur.
day to John Dennie, a native Of Ireland,
aged 90, and Mary Riley, native Of
! Wheeling, pged %.
LILLE BAsIIAR was knocked down
and run over by buggy ut the corner OF
Eotr and Thirty second streets Saturday,
but not gravcly injured.
THERE was little explosion OF natur.
al gas In Il. F. Caldwell's residence Sat.
lurday, which created q good deal OF ex.
element but did little damage.
THERE was big rush Of sightsecrs to
the Hobbs Glass Works yesterday 10 see
the effect Of Friday nights fire. THEM.
surance on the burned buildings only
reached $4,000; loss $4,000.
AcAnLoAD Of special scenery for nee
in "rhe DEVILS Nine" to DO presented
mt the Grand the last half Of this week
has already arrived here. The play Is s
strong one, and Justly populary here.
| JAMES Moore. an old soldier, of Wes
Wheeling, died Sunday last at the Sol
diers' Home at Dayton, Ohio. lie leaves
4 wife and several children, who
reside in West Wheeling. He was {
worthy man.
TIE Sunday Nc,r8 gays: 1.-TWO proE,i
nent business men Of this city made q
bet Of 500 on the winning qualities O
Hubbard and Pendleton. twenty-five
to twenty WAS offered yesterday In tn.
Sixth ward that Hubbard would draw
the prize with no takers"
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MEETING ST ELM GROVE.
a Big Turnout there for Hubbard and
slinn Tomorrow night.


a Big Turnout there for Hubbard and
sliinn Tomorrow night.
1t is proposed to have a big meeting
at Film Grove tomorrow night, to be nd.
dressed by Hon. W. ?. Hubbard and
Hon. C.M. shinn. An extra train will
run out on the Elm Grove road to &C.
commodate people from the city who do.
sire to be present, and will return after
tho meeting.
The Washington district Republican
club will meet at its headquarters, at SIS
Aaln street.-the room formerly occu.
pied by @. F. Millel's cigar store. It is
proposed to bare good delegation from
the club 60 out TO Elm Grove tomorrow
night.
The Richie district Republicans will
also meet tonight in their hall, and a
full attendance is desired. ~
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-10-27
COY. HILLS TOUR,
lie Is Greeted by Lnrgo Crowds-An Acct.
dent ut M0uud.ytlls. &C..

He Is Greeted by Large Crowds-An Acct.
dent ut Mound,viile. %,
Gov. Hill and bis party, and several
prominent Democrats, left at I O'Clock
Saturday over the B. 4 Q. road for rur
across tho State. He made his first
speech at Benwood, making a bad i'm
preston by his talk on tariff.
At Moundsyilie lie made another
speech.
After addressing tho crowd at. the
Moundsville station the special car
moved on out the main track, the encine
just reaching under the bridge over La,
layette avenue st Eleventh direct. The
Cumberland accommodation, eastbound
ran into the station and stopped, then
moved up until her engine was about 1OC
yards from the rear platform OF Hill's
special. While lying in this shape No,
gineer "Chap" Fleming, OF Fairmont,
cav tho danger and did everything in
his power to stop his train. The engin.
eer on the special, Lee Wells, also saw
the danger, and reversing his engine,
commenced backing. Nothing could
prevent the collision. Fleming Jumped
and was considerably shaken up, but
Wells stuck to bis engine. They came
together with crash that walked the
echoes. FlemiDg's engine was a bad
wreck and Wells's was hereft Of cow.
catcher and crushed back into the pri.
yate car Eastwood" The special re.
coiled and went jamming back into the
accommodation, demolishing her cow
catcher to some extent. The rumpns
spread Consideration among all the pas
'sengers and several iesped of. Several
freights we're lying on aide tracks and ior
time there was confusion. gt
& Governor Hill came out smiling, but
a shade paler than when he was speak
ing few moments before. twas some
time before things were cleared up and
then 1T was necessary to hitch the
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Flag Presentations.

kirkwood Council No. 10, O. U. A. NJ,
on Saturday presented the School Board
Ct Bridgeport with several handsome
iisgs for the schools. The affair took
place at the kirkwood school, and q
large crowd was present. The Union
Cornet Band made music. Mr.. E, a,
Fortney, a member Of the order, made
a very excellent presentation speech,
the flags being accepted on behalf OF he
Eoard OF Educstion by Rev. MI Hen.
thorn in neat address. On account Of
m educational meeting in St. Clarsyille
the members Of the Board were unable
to be present. ina
At Glen Easton, Saturday afternoon,
Easton Council IT,, 0. IVA. NJ, pre-.
scented the school with flag and ap.
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THE DISTRlCP CONFERENCE,

It's Sessions Ended SaturdaJ-Special Ser
Vices Yesterday.
The sessions OF the district conference
to which, the Simpson NJ. L. Chapel be.
longs, closed Saturday. The session was
profitable and enjoyable throughout.
Yesterday an all day meeting was held
in tho Grand Opera House, being the
eccond grand rally Tor the benefit OF the
fund 10 build the new church for Simp.
sou chapel. At II a. IN. Rev. Robert
Steele preached IN eloquent sermon to
the G. U. 0. 0. F. lodge, who attended
in a body. At p. m. Rev. a. W. Brown
preached to King Solomon lodge of Ma.
sons, and las: evening Rev.J. W. Jen-
kins preached TO Evening Star lodge X.
OF P. and the Good Samaritans, The
congregations were good all day,
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JACOB vs. WHITAKER,
a Correspondent who Shows up tho Judge
: n L.

a Correspondent who Shows up tho Judge
ina Why TO Think Over.
7ohe Editor % The Iatt licNIr.
slR:-JaJgo Jacob Ia his political
meaudcridgs through this Senatorial
district, by certain peculiar views, repre-.
sents that he Is much better posted on
the needs OF the workiagmen aud man.
kind in general, and can render them
greater public service than his opponent,
Mr.. Whitaker For generations past
Judge Jacob has been an Office holder,
and when not In office he has an estab.
lished reputation rs kicker md n boil.
ter. To conciliate bis rayenous political
appetite, his party has favored him with
thu most honorable and best paying
OIL :es In this State.
In oflics for years at a salary tip In the
thousands, we would suppose that this
champion OF labor would risk some Of
bis surplus capital obtained from the
public In a way beneficial 10 the public
and the laborer. However, this great
political economist Ia not recognized In
the labor world as having any lever In
industrial developments. lie Ia mo.
nopolst Of his own income and invests
1t for hiB own private self. A silent
record such MS this In the face OF bis
great pretcnsons cannot be taken rs n
consistent record Of a politician nor will
working men be gulled by 1t.
Tho Hon. n. j. Whiiaker has no such
record. de is not professional poll.
liclan, having never sought any office.
He started factory in this city with
out thought OF Office, working bis buti.
ness interests often Mt great financial
risks, but the nerve to give men employ.
ment and take the chances OF trade un.
til he has established his factory on a
solid basis and won himself name hon.
ored by all classes in this city. The
smoke that curls from his furnaces tells
the tale Of his interests in the City Of
Wheeling In giving people employment.
From year TO year his works are run
ming under his personal management,
when salaried politicians GRO working
their jaws against business interests OF
this booming city such as his.
This Senatorial district has said for
the past eight years that such men rs
Judge Jacobs shall not represent it, and
this year will see the good old rule re.
peated by rousing majority for N. L.
Whitaker. SOUTH SIDE,
WheelinG Oct. %.
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MEN! NEW! NEW!

We nre now In receipt of 4 complete
limo Of Fall anu Nintcr Woolens, con-
sistias Of Orercoat;Bss, sui.iugs, Fanta.
loOnings and Fancy Esstlngs. which We
warrant TO make up in i!rst-ciass style
at reasonable prices and lit guaranteed.
1 complete line Of Cent? Furnishing
floods IN stock. Seamless Mtrino aud
Fast Black half Hose at .5c II pair.
Wear our celebrated all.Nool Knit
Jackets. &, HESS Il Suns.
1891 T. 1898 Market Street.
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A PROMINENT physician an old army
surgeon IN eastern Iowa, was called away
from home fora few days; during bis
absence one OF the children contracted a
severe cold and his wife bought bottle
o. Chamberlain's Cough Remedy for it.
they we're 30 much pleased with the
remedy that they afterwards used several
bottles at various times. He said, from
MS experience with it, he regarded it as
the most reliable preparation in use for
co!as ana that 1t came the nearest being
SPECIFIC Of any medicine he had ever
seen. For sale by W. W. Irwin, @. R.
G 4 John klari, @. schnepf and ".
70 ii4tans. H. Ddw 4
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A New Electric Light Co. to be Organized,

a Anew ELECTRIC Light Co. to be Organized
There is on exhibition at IS Twelfth
street new plan for generating electrici.
ty for light and power. It is a primary
battery, and what is shown that it cal,
accomplish is very interesting. Here
after, by this plan, every house OF store
can control its own electric plant, and
from the same battery not only receive
light. but secure what power they may
need for running elevators, fans, sewing
machines, etc. Major Frank Aldrich,
OF Washington, D. c., who is general
manager Of a company in that city, hps
charge Of the display here, and Hon. G.
". Atkinson, W. J. W. Cowden aud
Major J. V.}L. Rodgers are taking the
preliminary etepu toward organizing a
company for this State. Everyone is in
vited to call and examine the new sys.
tenn Of procuring light and power. 1t
is worth aaybody's time to see it, aud
nearly everybody wants to buy n battery
as Boon as he has seen it,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-10-27
Citizens Nnturnliye.l.

At Saturday evenings session OF the
Circuit Court, Judge PAUL on the
bench, twenty.one ioreiGn.born citizeut
we're naturalired. They were John
VIM. Hall, native OF England; Andrew
Welech, France; Max EInsheilaer, Ger.
many; W. p. Westwood, England; 10.
seph Share, England; Gustave Roeder,
Germany; Enoch Amos, England
Charles Cletro, Ireland; George Jenk.
ms, Wales; Jacob Losiller, Germany ;
Nathaniel Mountforj, Eng land; Alex.
andcr Lindsay, England; Frederick
VIM. Bergner, Germany; ErapS Berg.
ner, Germany; Joseph Haywood, Eng.
land; Alfred Whi,ehouse, England ;
VIM. P. Moran, Scotland; Septimus In.
gram, England; Michael PERTH, Italy
Charles krosgle, Germany; William al.
bert, Germany.
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FREQ Excursion Over III, Union 1,a,,re

A FREQ excursion will be run over the
Union bridge on Tuesday, October %, to
the new town, Highland CITY, up The
river. The train will leave the station
at Reymann's brewery at an hour to he
numed in Tuesdays papers, and will
stop Mt the Top mill and Martins Ferry
Persons desiring to 60 should apply ior
tickets to-day TO George J. Matheson or
u. +. Giesey, Wheeling, ". Va, or J.,
4. Hanes, Martins Ferry, o,
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ARRANGEMENTS have been made with
the railroad companies using the Union
Bridge to run early morning trains from
Highland City and evening trains from
this city to accommodate the business
and working men who will live in High
land City and do business in Wheeling,
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Sale OF Texas l'ohIes.

A lot Of Texas ponies were sold of at
auction at Thomas & Goodhue's stock
stables on Tenth street Saturday after.
noon, and as they were all unbroken, a
llVely time was experienced in the
ne,shbofhood, several heads and other
things being almost broken. The ponies
brought from ss2S to $50, and the pur.
chascls Afforded the bys,anders some
amusement in their efforts to ret lbe
wild animals to 90 with them. By the
way, the Mckinley bill puts duty Of
$50 on horses. If the tariff is a tax,
what part OF tho price paid for SIS
horse represents tho value Of the horse,
after the $50 "tax'' is deducted.
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CHANCES I'M COAT TO SUIT crRctM

Wheeling " n manufacturing town, and
Ms tho Governor tiiiir IA n practlced cam.
ralgnsr, hts speeches, like tho dyer's iinhd,
become somewhat subdurd 10 the color OF
tho locality he Is In. Yesterday. in nn hgrl.
cultural region, ho spoke OF, to mud FOR
farmsr,; and tonight his address was
meant for wsrkisrmea md nanufacint-
crs.-WleciinE Special to tho New York
World (Dem) Oct. 30, ..,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-10-27
onASoEs III, coAr TO SUR clncuM.

Wheeling Is n manufacturing town. and
ms the Governor UtIilI Il n prnetieed lcnn''
pniguer, his speeches, like the dJer's hand.
become somewhat subduod !" tho color OF
the locality he Il Ia. Yesterday, In nm ngri.
cultural region, no spoke of, to and for
farmers, aud tonight his address was
meant for w9rIiasn,ea and mnnnfartur.
ers.- Wheeling Special to tho New York
World dem Oct 10, .'|.1
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-10-27

PHYSICIANS all over the country are
using "OLIvE Blossom" in their practice
with the bes. results. The high stand.
Ing OF the manufacturer, DR.. France, ia
sufficient guarantee OF it's merit, -
. Olive Blossom" is sold by Logan
Drug Co., Q. r. Goetzs, W. W. Irwin,
W.. y. Williams, @. Schnepf, G. Menke.
,mieller, W: @. Armbright, W. II. Will
Hams and N. W. Heinrich; J. ". Oar.
rah, R9lston & Co., Martins Ferry :;
Bowie 4 Co., Bridgeport; G. NJ. Wy.
TICK Bsllairs; St. Clair Bros, Beawood.
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The famed O'Conor will commence {
three nights engagement ut the Grand
this evening. So much has been said
aud written about this actor that he i.
sure to do a good business. No doubt
many will 60 for curiosity to sea him
One thing can be said Of OConor, aud
that is, lie is the peer Of any actor on
the stage MS far ms education and general
intelligence goes, and as an clocutionisi
he has few equals. He has peculiar
idea Of how Hamlet should DO played
and it Is said 70 be very funny. Seau
are on sale at Weir's. II
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Changes Ills Cont to Suit circumstances
Wheeling is manufacturing town,
and as the Governor (HilD is prccticcd
campIgaer, his sPsecheu, like the dyes's
hand, become somewhat subdued to the
color of the locality he is in. Yester.
day, in an agricultural region, hc spoke
CT, to and for farmers; and tonight his
address vas meant for workinsncn and
maauiietaress,-'fhcellng Special to
the New, York World. (Dem.) Ost. 25.
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Trni,sfs rs Recorded,

The following transfers OF real estate
were left for record at Clerk Hooks office
on Saturday:
Deed made September 8, 1890, by Isaac
Davis and vile TO Alfred NJ. Davis, 10,
titty-tive acres and 125 perches OF land in
Liberty district. Consideration, S., 600.
Deed made October 0, 1890, by Mary
Hammond, widow Of the late Charles
Hammond, and others TO Charles Seid-
Ter, for lot No. | in square So in tho town
Of South Wheeling. Consideration,
Sl,700. u.
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"a Woman IIatcr,"

This famous and popular comedy will
be given at the Opera House this even.
ing by Roland Reed and a fine company.
alr. Reed has already made decidedly
favorable impression here, and will no
doubt have full house. Reserved seats
arc on eale at Houses music store, and
those who wish to see John 7. Ray.
monds only successor should secure
seats early. a,.s17. -
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If you, canh0t see and need spectaescs
you should call on us and hare our Eyes
tested without charge. We have The
finest inst rumenis and more experience
Than my other up!iciln in tho Slatp,
and guarantee satisfaction or money re-
funded. JACOB ". GRUBB, b.
Jewc!cr and Optician,
Cor. Twelfth End Market Streets.
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w" W
SUNDAY,
Indications,

WASHINGTON, D. G., Oe. 20. - 70,
Western Pennsylvania, cloudy weather
and rains; colder; high no.the,ly wiuds.
For Ohio and West Virginia, colder
weather, nor.hwesterly winds, c!oudi.
ness and rains. except fair weather in
Southwestern Ohio. -l
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special cars TO the accommodation and
send her engine back to Wheeling.
A gentleman In tho special car said
Col. Bob McEIdowney fell full lenpth
In the AISLE, but not dismsyed the
urbane Colonel got up In Gs dienified a
manner as possible and lifting bis silk
tile TO the gentlemen, he said In his
most courteous manner. Excuse me,
please" lie was talking to Governor
Hill when the accident occurred. az
The train stopped at all the principal
towns en- route and everywhere the
Governor asgfeeted by good audiences.
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ABOUT PEOPLE
Strangers In ths City and Wheeling Folks
----- AhrnSl,

Dr.. D. II. Taylor has returned from m
extended visit in the West, and has
fully recovered his health.
Mr.. John W. Vogel, representing
Primrose & Vests Mammoth Mistrela,
Is in the city making arrangements for
their coming.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles EofI added much
to the enjoyment Of the services at st.
Matthews church yesterday morning,
she singing a solo 10 his accompaniment
on the organ.
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Grand Opening Of tho LaEel!o Saloon
Monday evening, October 81. A grand
lunch will be served and fine music will
be rendered.
snoars & LANKrSs, Proprietora,
Corner Thirty-first and Chapiine streets,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-10-27
MAGllNis FERRY.
a lad fall-Gpn. GroHvenur-personnln aud
Fs.- Uther (0Aain.

a lad fhll-Gsn. GrUAvenur-personnln aud
Oshsr Gossip. t.l "
john Henderson has retained IRON
the West. 0' N
Miss Maggie Haywood, OF Mt. Pleas.
ant, spent sunday here. ~ g
Joseph Frazier Is remolling his resi-.
dence on Walnu. street.
William Moore has moved In bis new
residence on Walnut street.
Tho y. NJ. O.. A. arithmetic class will
meet on Monday evening, commencing
this evening.
The entire fire department will NEE,
In tho council chamber tomorrow even.
ing ut 1850 o'clock. 4
The Ladies' Auxiliary Of the Y. N.
y. A. Will give a supper In Commercial
Hall next Friday and Saturday evenings.
An open meeting Of Thobnrn Post
will be held tomorrow evening to ar.
range to attend the camp fro aud bean.
bake OF Spangler Post at Bellaire on
llallow.e'en.
Yesterday ono OF the men working on
tho Terminal Company's viaduct fell oil
and was badly rhaken up. He fell on
the back OF al emptoye who was work.
ing on the ground bslow, breaking the
fall. % =
ALVEY scrappine match took place
near the q. 4 7. depot on Saturday.
The participants were Silas Conway and
Nimrod Tandy. Of Bridgeport, and viii
Johnston, Of Martins Ferry, and Harry
and Robert Rcllville, OF Wheeling. The
two Bcllville's aud Nimrod Tandy and
Conway were arrested, and the fourth
escaped.
Nobody should fail to hear Congress.
man Charles l. Grosvenor at the Opera
Louise next Thursday evening. He Ia
one Of the foremost men in Congress, IL
a brilliant and powerful orator and one
OF the ablest champions OF protec.
ton. Hon. @. J.. Weems, who ia also a
tlrst'class orator, will speak with him.
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THE Ladies' Victor" has arrived, and
We will open our school. Ladies' Glass
now forming. Call and join. All vel.
come. EDw. L. Rose L. Co.
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Ubf Sutelltoeuccr.
oaloo, Nos. s5 and 81 Fourteen tn Street.
Now Adyertlsem entu

Stone 4 Thomas-Fourth pesc. 90.
Grand Opera il0usc-Devil's Slime.
Special sale-John Frie1el.
Enterprise eaking Powder.
Hoge d Bto.-nealeIs In Ha.lratc.
Opera House-rrlmroSe l. Vests NILstrels.
Carpet Sweepcrs-NcSbitt & Bro.
Two Rooms To Rent.
Geo. Z. stitci & to,-Fnurth P&ce.
Geo. NJ. Bnook & Co.-Fonrth pnge.
Webstcr's International Dictionary.
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TErrER CURED rY S. S. ST. used
switts Specific (S.S S. about three
years ago for au aggravated case OF
letter and was cured sound and we'll
with three bottles. have had no re.
turn Of The annoying disease since.
tried various other remedies before Us.
ing s. s. s., but they failed to cure me or
benefit nue. in any way.
OLlN @. FoGLE, Fairfield, III.
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OF health and strength renewed and OF
case and comfort follows the use OF
Syrup Of Figs, as 1t acts in harmony with
nature to ehectually cleanse the system
when costive or bilious. For sale In Soc
and 81 90 bottles by all leading druggists.
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Lors will BIO sold at Highland City
from Sl00 up. Now is the time to Sc.
euro lot on which TO build a home.
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The Royal Baking powder is thus distinguished
by the highest expert official authority the
leading Baking Powder Of the world.

Douglas Sladen, who left Boston Il
year ago, has Just returned 10 that city
after what local jn1rnals declare 10 have
been journey oimorethnn 2O,OOO milrs