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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-08-06
MARTINS FERRY,
Met Sunday, Married ~Tuesday-An Sorts Of
- 81 " ats Local Items.

Met Sunday, Married ~Tuesdny-Aii Sorts Of
.r.. Local Items.
Yesterdays rain made 1t very damn Tor The
Sunday school picnic 1T Don.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wood Darrah. OF Columbus. n,f
The guests OF Mrs. q. a. Greenfield.
Rev. q. N. Conway and family have returned
from a pleasant visit near Morsantown, ". Va,
THE Picture Of Dorian Gray" by Oscar Wilde
stand. - $3.50 "1
Martins Ferry people who took Ia the excpr.
klon 10 cleveland yesterday were Mrs, Charlie.
S~.riz, Mrs. Willard, Mrs. Margaret Joues and
n1is u. "aoi aiats;gS, Ass. Hughes; Wash Rose. Ju'
Louis sippio and William slppio.
Mike McNulty will open the Opera House Sen.
tcmbtI q. Among the first class a,tnctlous
booked LOT the Season arc Gormau's Ninstrcls,
my Aunt Bridget THE Fat Mems Club"
RinthArt Sisters aud Others. The house Is beIur
elcS3na! paperea. new scenery put In, etc.
,o Key y. ~ \, Winters Is enjoying, a well earned
res. ID Jsi!esson county, this week. jamcs Rob,
ers,, Of Wintersyillc. will I'LL Mr.. Winters pul.
Mt IN lAe u. I, church next Sunday morning
Gnu w Winters In the evening. The latter tn
!lenhn mas preached 8 number OF sermons dur.
Ing hisIvacatIon. - '
Ah samuel Mansharger. Of this city, died a,
Rnyh Kun, W. Va, where she has been on a
visit, yesterday. Her grandson. Henry Mans,
ssrEer,, came up on Monday, al which lime Mrs.
Man - was enjoying good health. Her son,
w. 70. Aahs9aTSer. received II telegram ycstcr.
day, ANNOUNCING her death, but no par,iculafs
sis sifca' The deceased was eishty.oue years
lisns sholre and Mrs. Henschcl were married
quietly Last evening by Rev. ]. +. Loepkcn.
shonps Is a painter and works for Richard Mel
son; He came TO Martins Ferry about two
weeks ago, and met Mrs. lIcDschel for the lrs,
time last sunday. He proposed marriage and
was accepted. Mrs. llenschel IVES Il respected
WIDOW and has three children. Her husband
oiea three years ago. MIR. Snoupe wa II wild.
pwef, MS Vile having died eight years uso, bu,
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SEEKING HER HUSBAND.
A Woman Comes from Poland and Inns 0
.rr Lively Chase, IL.

A Woman Comes from Poland and hns a
,lg- Lively Chase.
A Polish woman wa here yesterday
who had had a long chase for her hus.
band. She was accompanied by four
children, aud had come from Poland to
Indiana on u search for her husband,
only to learn that ho had gone to Con.
nellsyille, Pa, 10 work. She followed
him there, and he had again left, coming
10 Wheeling. sho reached here a day
or two after her husband had left
for parkersburg. Tho Polish colony
here made her up a good fat purse, and
sent her and the four little polauders on
to Parkersburg. The husband and
iathcr does not know that his family Is
America, aud when here was often
heard by his countrymeu TO express the
wish that he could afford to send over
money enough to bring his wife and
children here. Ifthere Is any virtue III
perseverance, his wife will comeup with
him yet.
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REPUBLICAN SUGGESTIONS.
Webster and Richie Districts Hold Their
Meetings.

MeetlnHss
The biggest suggestion meeting held
in the coutuy took place in Richie dis.
trict last night. About seventy.flve Of
the leading Republicans Of the district
gathered at Kuok's hall, on Jacob.street,
and made suggestions numerous enough
to secure the selection Of a good list OF
candidates and delegates. The meeting
was called to order by Alr. A. J. schullze.
acting as central committeeman In place
Of Mr. Ed. Wheat, who Is out OF town.
Mr.. Thomas DAWSON was made chair.
man Justice J. "A. Ankle secretary. The
following suggestions were made:
For County Uoinmiesioner-Adolph
Fritz aud Frederick HAPPIER.
For School Trustee = August ].
schul.za, Charles Kettler, r. NJ. Gille.
land aud Joseph seybold.
For Justice Of the Peace, TO I'll va.
cancy-J. A. Ankle and William Graebe.
For Constable, to I'LL vacancy-Louis
Noltc.
For member OF the County Executive
Committee-William Blou, August ].
schultzs, Adolph Fritz and Christ. kal.
bitter. =.
Ga motion Of Mr.. F. II. Rinehart, q
resolution was adopted that the names
Of those proposed Tor committeeman be
placed on tho ticket and chosen by the
voters on Saturday.
For Delegates to the County Conven'
tion-Dr. ". II. Slathers, Charles Bend
er, Louis SeabriSht, Robert Stype,C Charles
Eschstruth, +. FL. Rinehart, James Nc.
Connell, Conrad Braemer, Henry Stahl,
II. W.. Shrebe, Charles Morningstar,
George Bowman, Louis Slrobel. Jacob
Honecker, Frank Albinger, r. NJ. Gille.
land, Joseph Free ze, John W. schultze,
Charles Craig, W. II. Graebe, Thomsi
Dawson, ]. A. Ankle, Ernest Blocker
! William Dixon, William Blon, RoberI
Drum, Charles Kettler, L. A. Nolte, G
ka'bitzer. Louis Uttermolen, Frederick
ScnatIer, Or. ], W. Mccoy, Louis Stein
becker, W. I. Myers, Charles SchaefIer
John t~Iagadorn, John @. Wright, Chris
Remhot, August Carl.
Delegates to the Congressional Con
ventiou-Charles Craig, William +
Graebc, Joseph Freeze,T Thomas Dawson
Charles Bryson, Thomas Deigman. Con
rad Uttermolen, William Blon, William
knoke, Charles Ferguson, Conrad Brav
mer and Frank Edele.
After the suggestion meeting wal
finished, those present organized tb.
Richie District Republican Club, b,
electing Thomas Dawson, President
Frank H. Rinehart, Vice President, ant
J.. A. Ankle, Secretary.
The delegates to the Central club VIII
were chosen a few weeks ago at a sraal
meeting were confirmed. They are
August J. scbultze, William Blon an,
Charles Craig.
A committee composed Of Frank II
Rinehart, August ]. Schultzean JOSEPH
Freeze was appointed to secure a hal
and to take the names OF those desirin:
to become members. The meeting al
journed to reasonable at the call Of til,
President,
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Squire DnvIs's Court.

Emma Piatt, Of North Wheeling, was
arraigned before Squire Davis yesterday
on u charge of profane swearing. She
plead guilty and was fined 81 and costs.
Charles W. Baird was fined s. and
costs for assault and battery on William
Fl. Bowler, and in default Of payment
was sent to jail for ten days.
Kate Barnhart entered suit for $500
damages against John Mckinley, for sell.
ing liquor to her son, William Mooney.
The case is set for August II.
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DRlDG ErORT.
Becr Tbisyes-A business sIan AssapItc,
lySo Mwriw

roe KY. Al ---L III .#..".... #lH
Becr Tblsyss-A business AIan Assn ultcG
40 .aI.It lrl Other Mites. :
VT; G%tahanspent yesterday In the Manning.
ton OIL Held, viewing the wells.
Pfes. Duncan VIII build a fine residence on
Bennett street, Kitkwood, this TALL.
Dan Moore has begun tho erection OF A very
pretty dwelling hou,e In Rirkwood.
Mrs. Dr.. Wagner. who has sron confined to her
home by sickness the rast week, is improving.
Frank Davis, formerly assistant shipping clerk
Office OF time clerk. ''-'"'' -"
Joseph Graham. recently returned from India,
where ne mas spent the past fifteen years, Is the
guest OF hts brother, WI Graham.
Nj: 4. Loee, Of West Wheeling. left yesterday
on q tiip TO Newark aud Columbus on his bicycle.
Tic Will DC absent about two weeks.
John Black, n bnkemsu on tho c., L.. & W.
isallroau, IN passing Gilmorc's grocery ycster.
day: picked UP a large watermelon and was
making, OIL Will 1t when NJ. Gilmore made him
lay, u Gown. lie then attacked Mr.. Gilmore,
and being a larger, strong man. was getting the
best o. MO. when John stun came 10 bis res.
cue. Slut, tackled Black, and after striking him
= lew good ones flung him out the trent door.
Black then went TO his homoin kirkwoou, where
nc Was arrested yesterday afternoon 10y Mu,snui
~. heller. Tic Will have a hearing before
Mayor Mitchell to-day.
McLaughlln's oreuiug OF his Two'M III
ROAD hou,e At 'Welt Bridgeport. on Monday
night, a crowd OF Bridgepotters who were pres.
ent ahd being entertained with all they could
eat ana drlnx ire OF cost, left the house aud
broke into mcLaughlln's store house, and stole
tWol atgc keys Of beer. which they carried TO The
nh SIDE across the creek. There they tspIcd
tue kegs AID were having a Jolly moonlight bic.
ME when Constable John Stuff and Policemen
tofaah ana Eaters cha tSed on the CAMP aud ar.
rested five Of their number, The olhcrs In The
crowd arc known, and will also DO arrested.
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stone & T~homas-Matchless Bargains.
MATCHLESS BARGAINS
THIS MONTH
Stone & Thomas-Matchless Bargains.

we offer on customers aud tho people OF Wheeling the most remarkable
Tins over offered. large purchases for Fall hns forced MS 10 DISPOSE
orour stock Immediately, n " . must awe room. fcOplc u want to h"'c
will make SSs by attending this sale.
One lot Mohair Briliantine, worth Csc, reduced to 25c,
Ono lot Mohair BriNiantine, worth S5c, reduced to 47c,
One lot 44 Cashneres, worth 25c. reduced to laHc'
One lot Surah Silk, worth Goo, reduced to CSC.
One lot Summer Silk, worth 75c, reduced to 35c.
One lot Iudia Silk, worth 81, reduced to 900.
One lot fancy weave Black Goods, worth, 81 reduced to 5oc'
Oaclot fancy weaveBlack Goods. worth IS, reduced to 37Hc'
One lot French Satines, worth s5c, reduced to I5c.
One lot American Satincs, worth SC, reduced toSBc.
One lot Seersuckcrs, worth Sc, reduced to 4Hc. +
One lot Mcrrimac Calico, worth SC, reduced to 3Hc.'
One lot Cochcco Calico. worth Sc, reduced to SC. ~
One lot Table Linen, worth CSC, reduced to 17c. 4 we
One lot Table Linen. worth 45c, reduced to a9c.
One lot Lancaster Bingham, worth Sc, reduced to 6Hc. z
One lot Indigo Blue Calico, worth &c, reduced to SIC.
One lot 44 Unbleached Muslin, worth &c, reduced to 4;4c,
One lot {Remnants) Barred Nansooks, worth 12Hc, re-
duced to 6Ac. 5aA. .r
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Joseph Griswold Mcclellan, a son Of
the late Samuel Mcclellan, and a brother
Of tho late ex.Alayor Samuel Mcclellan,
Of Wheeling, died at his home in Bata.
via. ILL.,, on July q, 1890.
MI. Mcclellan was Il native OF Wheel
ing and passed his early boyhood days
here, but ut an early age was sent to
Williams College. Masa., where he was
graduated in 1916, taking the highest
honors OF bis class. Returnin. here, he
studied law with the late Morgan Mel.
son, snd upon completion Of his pro.
fessional ss.dies went to St. LOUIS, in
1852, and Immediately became engaged
in large real estate practice. In 1856 he
married a Niles Sharp, Of Hopklnsyille,
KY, who, with two sons and a daughter,
survive him.
Upon the outbreak Of the late war he
went South, but returned to St. Louis at
its close and resumed the practice Of his
profession.
Owing to failing health, he retired
from practice some years ago, and has
since made his home with bis married
daughter at Batavia, III.
He will long be remembered by the
older citizens Of Wheeling as cultivated
aud accomplished gentleman, and a
brilliant and intellectual man.
Ba!aria, III. G, A,
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WORK Ov THE STREETS.
Ahe laying OF Sewers iSudly Retarded by
Lack 1ftIpe. III

1he Lnyins Of Sbwers i,udly Rstarded by
Lnck oftIpe. IL
The sewer contracts let by the city
this year have made slow progress, ow.
ing to the low water, which prevents
shipping sewcx pipe here. Lawrence
CLARK yesterday began work on his con
tract on Seven teenth street from Woods
to the creek, but his men had not work.
ed long until the rain stopped proceed.
ings. Nh. Riley will commence laying
the four hundred iootsewer on Maryland
street, Island, to-day. Tho pipe is on
the ground Tor the new big sewer on
Twelfth street from Water east. The
big sewer on the west eide Of the leland
has been delayed, vaitipa for tile MI.
sonry work at the mouth to be com.
pleted. The men employed by. Healy 4
McDonough arc etill idle on account OF
the strike. One Of their men who was
recently at work in the ditch when there
was q ave in, and who had two ribs
broken and was otherwise painfully
hurt, has sued the firm for $500 damages.
The excavation on Twelfth street in
search of leaks in tho city gas pines has
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q 50, | - '"if ~ Do. '..'
The National Eucampmcnt of the
Grand Army of the Republic will be
held at Boston, Mass, August 10 to lC,
1890, and for this occasion the Baltimore
& Ohio Railroad company will sell
gopnd.trip tickets from Wheeling Tor all
traius on August s to II, inclusive, valid
for return passage until August 20, in.
elusive, at one lowest tirst-class fare for
the round trip.
An extension OF time until September
80 can be secured by depoaitine the re.
turn part OF the excursion ticket with
the joint agent Of the terminal roads at
Boston.
Tickets will be sold via New York, all
rail, at rate Of 81 50; via New York and
Sound lines, SIG 80; or via thenew route
by way Of Bethlehem and the Pough-
keepsie bridge, SIG IS.
All excursion tickets to Boston via
Baltimore & Ohio railroad are good via
Washington, -
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BLAZERS at Emshcimer'a.


, improvements In Street Csr Service.
The management Of the street car
company is certainly progressive enough.
Heretofore they gave one "the longest
ride in the country for five cents" but
they now propose to furnish the patrons
OF the cars with reading matter &c well,
in order that q few minutes OF ones
journey may be probably employed.
This is one Of the results OF the opera
tions Of the Globe Contract Company.
Ttat company now intends to put ad.
yertisements in the cars, and thus en-
4eavor to make one eyer think OF the
danger from IRE and burglars. How.
ever, the signs will be neat, and will
probably not be- objected to us much as
the double track on North Main street.
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4 GiaGsworkers' DEATH,

Frank Vance, a Bellaire glassworker,
died at the hospital in North Wheeling
last evening. He formerly worked al
tn Central glass house here. Sometime
ago he was at a fishing camp down the
river, and was out in q skif when a pace
ing towboat struck it, upset.ing 1t and
throwing him into the river. He. was
soon after taken sick, and grew worse
until death resulted. The funeral ser
vices will be held at the hospital at 4
O'Clock this afternoon.
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Died FROM the Operntiou.

Mrs: Nolan, a patient at the North
Wheeling Hospital, who was suffering
from cancer died yesterday from the re:
suits Of d surgical operation. Her leg
was amputated at the hip joint. She
lived six hours after the operation. Had
the operation succeeded it would have
been q famous one. As it wna, death
was a question Of only a short time, and
the operation offered the only possible
hops OF salvation, slight as that hope
WAS.
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Ella Zulauf vas yesterday appointed
executrix OF the last will Of William Zu,
lauf, deceased, and gave bondin $1,000,
without surety, none being required by
the terms Of the will.
A marriage license was issued to
Richard D. Ryan, aged %, a widower, q
native Of Maryland and resident OF
Wheeling, and Frances Medert, aged Is,
a native and resident Of Wheeling.
One deed of trust was admitted to
record
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The State Line Kniirond.

A special from Connellsville, Pa,
dated August 1, reads as follows: Parties
in the interest Of the State Line Rail-
road project have recently had surveys
made with q view Of reaching the coke
fields OF Westmoreland and Fayet,e
counties. 1t is rumored that important
combinations are being perfected that
will insure its completion at m early
day. Active steps are being taken to &c.
cure tho right OF way and local aid be-
tween Pittsburgh and the Ohio ct Wells.
burg. Some $500. 900 have already been
subscribed.
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THERE are almost daily complaints
from people living on the Island, and
especially residents Of South Front
street, about the d~isgraceinl bathing in
tho river in broad daylight. 1t is said
by responsible people that full grown
men very often go into the river and lie
about on the banks in Il state OF nudity,
much 10 the annoyance! Of decent
people. "a
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BLAZERS at Em5teimat'o,
Boaton Wool Market,

AosfoN, August 5.-There Ia a steady demand
tere ior domestic wool so far this week. and
aa'es ,9ot up well. The market is steady. RI
the territory wool sell on a secured basis ~ hss
eVc; 10. Tine eGa57c for fine medium, aud 53a55c
lor meolum. Spring Texas wool has been in dc.
maad WIN choice selling ct ?i429p, mud hti, 10
GOOD a. l9t2le. GttIna Gala wool Is In iair re.
fre held firm at 3la3!c for Y and 3sa3i ior IN.
whlle Michigan X sells at 2aA29c. Combior and
aeiaine neeGeS are In fair request. No. ! cembInc
,eilins at 31Aai0c; Ohio tnc dcla,nc at D,a3;c:
Michigan fine delainc at 33a3ic: pulled woods
G ", snd steady At Soasec for super, and case
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The insurance men n beginning to
make m effort to fyown down the use Of
nre'proot safes, and point to the fact that
1t would be wise for any one having a
safe OF that kind to have it insured, for
1twould surely be ruined for ali practi-
Gal purposes ip CASE of a big fire. But
taey are being met with the TACT that al.
Though the safe itself would probably be
considerably damaged, the contents
would remain uninjured. and that it is
undoubtedly cheaper to pay insurance
on the safe than it is to pay insurance
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BY tomorrow a number OF members
OF tho various building trades will be ut
work for contractors who are members
OF the Builders Exchange. From time
to time since tho strike commenced,
members Of the different, unions have
gone back. till now all the mills and
contractors have about all tho men they
really need Within the past week, six
OF the old employees OF kleives, Kraft 4
Co., have gone back, and two who have
applied have been refused their old
places. Several OF the painters have also
gone to work, and Beitz ( Fiading have
quite q lot OF carpenters at work.
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To the Ladies.
S THE
WHEELING INSTALMENT CO,
1876 to 114O Market st.

- -,
Trade Is holding out very fair with
us-Wc're doing more business now
than Bone houses 20 when tho season Ia
at itB highest-And were doing II in
such q way as 70 save patrons many dol. .
iars-mefe seliins Sopos az prices tina.
nelied to- io it.Spasonablc ,ooS. c 9Hl
are reasonable mnst be sold raw, IN.
viii not cary goods rom n scs sor
anotber--We will have than ar "
floors IL PRICES untpuri of inv oo wi
values wifi helm IN movc them"TIIINS
10 If customers can APPRECIATE canv u
6arrnins-I half Their naval n,;so u'pe
object 10 ~pu,chasers. wa shopil ho III
busy. for half their rerular nIirc wi VII, T,ey
the figures we'll ouo,c-Itsa M W." onn ~
tunity Of a lifetime-You can't afotS Y| !.
miss Il unleas You're blind To vonr 70
interests-We will not only ofrsr Sao U"n
ablo poods-Our entire s,ork ,r JISI ~
slaughtered in tho same tnanncrNEro M
deuartment Ia Included no,h;,, Ivy
emit = Commencing to.dav +.
great reduction III prices will ho ;nonu us
rated and continued for two ""al'
only-It will long be remc,nLoroi ,'H A.
this community "a Tho preo,ss, III
largest reduction sale eyer held in 1 ,Ha
citY-If o want your p,rkMW" .no
would have the cream OF orr stool 'I W.
with us to-day bright and early 10
WHEELING INSTALMENyro
There'u be lively times here ,his wat.
in every Observation-Disclosures beaI,r" "eeA
ing, comfortable and durable WoSM0.
Wire Mattresses that sell reppla,Ir,
$3.50 will be offered at only 80 * sn:t"
Remember we have them to At pnr rs ho1
and guarantee them not 10 sar-TGsvy',,aa
goods YOU nav double our reimc;;1uu
price for even hero where poods a,a
always cheap-They're goods Sou r, s's
duplicate ut our figures In tbe c;,~'
| They're goods tbat'll a,o;n J..
offered at our price. Our Tsur, W
patrous know well the nature n na.
great Gales. They're genuine Sevs.n
time-And they aiwsys Give n, nm ~
creased Observation-Disclosures the cooJs W.
offer are Indispensable to every hopS "e
keeper, and the prices We olFer them a,
cannot be met BY any other dealer va :.
make reductions 10 make business
that's alive believe in WORKING aI H.,
year round-And in selling Goods nil tho
wear round-We want TO he pa hrs, ~
July as we were in Juuc-We want, y
be always busy.
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70 the aidewalk, and continued inside
the curb to Twenty.third street, where
by numerous collisions with trees, door
sleps and the like, The cart went to
pieces. The horse then turned up 10
Market street and ran up town and was
captured above the creek. Several people
on the sidewalk between Twenty.lrst
and Twenty.third streets had narrow
escapes from being struck by the flying
Yuunwuv #f INC ..t.H.. #u i
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IF you Cannot see and need spectaclcs
you should cali on us and hare your Eyes
tested without charge. We haye The
finest Instruments and more experience
than any other Upticlau in the State,
and guarantee satisfaction or money re-
funded. JACOB ". CRUISE,
Jeweler md Optician,
Cor. Twelfth and Market Streets.
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The rain which fell here yesterday was
much needed by the growing crops. 1t
was very heavy for awhile, and at places
in the vicinity wa even more severe
than here. A man from Moundsville
reported that IN exceedingly severe
storm ragged there. A donkey standing
In a field was struck by lightning and
instantly killed. At West Alexander a
new roof was being put on the Wheel
ing house, and the old one having been
torn of, the rain drenched the interior
thoroughly. The boarders nearly all
had to move out, as there was not more
than one fairly dry room in the house.
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Gns Workn Improvement

The City Gas Board has put in at the
works q new steam engine and an ex-
haust pump to draw the gas from the
generating retorts to the gasometers
across the street. This machine is put
in SO that if any part of the machinery
now in use should give out, the plant
need not be crippled.
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The ragmen are are on a strike against
an organized movement among thejunk
dealers to reduce the price for rags. The
rag pickers have simply refused to
gather the rags and are devoting their
attention to old iron or beer kegs, and a
few to bones.
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nysen,ory, nlnrrll,oa and bloody Flu.,

Assonfery, nlarriiaa and n!!loody Fiaz.
No one need fear any serious conse-
quences from these diseasesif Chamber,
lain's Collie, Cholera and Diarrhma Rem.
edy is used promptly as directed. 1t can
always be depended upon, and whenn re.
duced with water is Pleasant to take. It
has been in use for over eighteen years
and has proved itself to be q certain cure
Tor these diseases, even when in their
worst forms. 1t saves the lives OF many
children each year and is equally effect.
ual for adults. For sale at 25 and so
cents per bottle by W. W. Irwin, Chas.
r: Goetze, John Klari, @. schnepf and
W. E. Williams. pAw