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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-04-30
PRODUCE.

CHICAGO. April 2q.-Thc grain markets
all opencd very much lower than yester-
davis closing prices this morning and with
| a decidedly nervous. almost panicky ieel-
| ing. on account of disquieung rumors as
to the financial standing of b. Z. Hutchin-
son. the veteran Spectator, AS ne was I'M
derst0Od TO have q heavy line on trades IN
all of the pits on which he was carry ng
heavy losses The markets were affected
favorablv as the day progressed by the re
port that his checks had been all duly
/ honored at the Board Of Trade Clearing
House. and unfayorably by stories TO the
effect that he had mysteriously dlsap-
peared, and that he had probably eilner
| committed suicide or was wandering about
demented. Fine weather and lower cables
! also had their influence on the market, ana
the uncertainty regarding this In
fuence on the market and the uncertain
news received regarding the French duty
| tended 10 create an unsettled feeling. The
result was that July wheat opened at 81 OF
| al o.. against II Oial O5is at the close
Yesterday. Some operators having trades
with Hutchinson proceeded 10 close lhcA
ont. but the market did not sink oelo" the
opeuing figures, for the shorts began 10
| bnv heavily. and the price quickly ad-
varced 10 Il O5i-. There was much &C
tivitv and excitement in corn. with wide
and irregular range Of prices, chiefly the
result of the Hutchinson rumors. oats
we're active. unsettled and weaker Pro
visions weak and lower Flour dull and
unchanged. Wheat, cash No spring
81 O6i5: No 3 spring g7i5caSl or; No. =
red 81 O6i al OK. April and May 81 06l4
Us. closing 81 06is July 81 04al CO.'S,
closing al q O45L Corn, cash No. .,
6qi5c: April 66 ats &c, closing at 6Il4c:
Nav 80 5aG1 &c, closing at 5i4c: July 81 = a
63i;c. closing at 62%c- Oats cash No. .,
5li'c: May 49, a52c, closing az 5ltlc;
lime 4la5lllc. closing al sic; July 45i4a
47I5c. closing at 1850 Rye, No ~ &C..
BARLEY. 72c. Flax Seed at 81 l9. Tlmo-
fhv seed at 81 p. Mess Pork, cashSl2 d2-I {;
NAV SIP 45al2 ~ closing at SIP 62i !; July
sl9 s0al3 OH. closing az sl2 50; september
Sl3 2Oal3 So, closing at Sl3 80. Lard. cash
81 -: May 81 -; July S. 95a1 W &.
closing at $ 90; September 8 25a1 30,
closing at = 27l5. Bulk Meats, short los,
cash. s. 2Oa6 %: MavS5 l5a6 -, closing at
s. -: July IS 47ifa6 Co. closing at
81 57i5 September s. -; as s. closing at
- So. Cut Meats, shoulders - 2Oa5 %;
short clear ST 75a6 -. Whisky at 81 Is.
Butter. higher; creamery 26a21c, extra
nrsts 9Sa94c; firsts lsa2lc; extra dairy
9Sa94c. Eggs, 1870. Receipts-Flour,
5000 barrels; wheat, $4,000 bushels
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& TATUM,

REAL ESTATE AGENTS,
M 1914 g.-tef Street
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CLAREMONT STOCK YARDS.
Baltimore. April ~. 1891.

Arrivals Of live stock at Claremont
stock yards via Baltimore and Ohio rail
road for the week ended April l6-g3
cars, containing S26 cattle, 1913 calves, 634
sheep and lambs, G,0gl hogs, 1874 horses and
- mules
Shipments TO New York, Philadelphia,
&C, 5G4 cattle. - sheep and lambs. l,5bj
hogs. 100 horses, - calves, and - mules.
All hogs and sheep sold In these yards
are at gross we ght Receipts this week
g. 30 mead, against STA last week Fair
TO good hogs sold at - oJa5 90, roughs an
= 50 per 100 lbs Pigs - 0Oa5 90
Receipts Of sheep and lamb i3+ head,
with sales al - 2jii % per 100 los for
sheep, and lambs Z, sa9. cents per l0.
PHILADELPHIA. April 35-Thc receipts
were. West Philadelphia ward, 0eevcs,
1885, sheep, 5000. hogs, 800; North
PENNSYLVANIA yard hecves. 500. sheep, L.
500. hogs. 1000: Glass yard, becves, -:
sheep. ~: hogs. 500: total for the week,
beeves. 1876. sheep. 900. hogs, 1000;
previous week, Deeves, $500; sheep. 1900,
hogs. 1000.
BEEF CArrlE-The receipts included 4l5
head for shipment TO Liverpool, dressed,
leaving 3.7Sl head for the local market,
against . 1896 head last week. The increas-
ed receipts were met with good demand,
but prices deciiNed "a fraction on all grades,
closing about = e lower
Quotations Extra, 6'. C.. good at 6a6ii e.,
meiiCm at g. sa55sc. fair at 5t4a3'4c, com
mon at a5c. fat cows at 3a44c.
SHEEP AND LAMBS We're In good request
and trmcr We quote as follows: Wool
sheep n 5aGe(c; clipped sheep al 4a5 c;
wool lambs ar 4 'a6>4c; spring lambs at
H.. W.. it firm roo,1osf nj 7a<s for
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The old superstition that the number
thirteen is unlucky is supposed 90 nave
its origin as FAR back as the Last sup
per. when Judas betrayed his Lord and
afterward hung himself There are
however. instances where thirteen has
been o lucky number, as in baker S
dozen. where one loaf is added 90 the
dozen for luck. There is also an ace
count of q British soldier iu the reign
of William and Mary who was
court.martialed for having fallen
asleep at miin.cl, when on
sentry guard upon OBJ. terrace 40
Windsor. He most -o.emr.y declared
be was innocent of the oIcuse. ana TO
prove it swore that be heard the clock
Tom Of Westminster strike thirteen
when @ should have struck twelve. The
court refused To believe that be could
hear the clock no that great distance
and sentenced him 10 death, but when
8 number of people came forward and
made affidavit that the clock actually
did strike thirteen on that same night
he was pardoned.
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Money at 2 I-2 a3 - Per Cent--Govern-
meuts Dull and -teady-Stocts Quiet aud
steady-FIour Dull aud Unchanged
wheat over.

Money at 2 1-2 a , - Per Cent--GoVern-
meuts Dull and -teady-StOcks Quiet aud
steady-Flour Dull aud Unchanged
Wheat over.
New YORK, April 2o.-Money on call easy,
ranging from 81 % 3is per cent; last loan
% per cent. closed offered 40 D per cent 4,
prime mercantile paper 5a631 per cent.
sterling exchange quiet at $3.50 lai,a
GovERNMENTs-D Dull and steady.
FOurS Registered. .......... ..'. 80
FOurs Coupon. ................ Iva
Fours-and a-hal'f Registered. .........lul
Fours-and-a-half Coupon. lll
Pacific Skies of '95...................ll5
STATEs-Dull and steady.
RAuRoAps-Q Quiet and without feature;
sales 81, O6l.OoO.
SrocKs-The stock market to-day howed
no material change in its character Ihe
volume of business was smaller tnan on
any dav for a week but the explanation OF
| this fact is TO Ue looked for III tne WIN
drayal of the bear forces and the uImnu-
! ZION of short sales consequent upon the
stubborn manner 10 which all the iate
Attacks have been resisted ami
the i'll success OF such attempts
| The weak opening this morning was caused
principally by the selling orders from Lon
! don. The early pressure was orough- oy
the bears i'm the room who are looking for
some activity in money around the first or
! Nav. and some uneasiness was ielt ABOUT
1.-The situation in the bitumnous coal re-
gions. The market closed quiet and steady
! nj fractional losses. Sales 21l,264 shares.
Quotations closed, bid:
Adams Express, l45; American Express,
! ll6. Canada Pacific. 1S& Central Pacific
I3lgI: Chesapeake and Ohio. lSA do. hrst
preferred. - do second preferred 81;
/ Chicago and Alton, 1876; Chicalo, Burning
ton and Quincy. s9il; Delaware and Hud-
son. 1853 Delaware, Lackawanna and
Western. l5,4: Denver and Rio GrandG
COS: Erie. 2l54; do preferred. 5i4; IT.
Wayne. l5l; Illinois Central 100; Lake
Shore. lllg.: Michigan Central, %; Min
neapolis and S.. Louis 4si. DO preferred,
! 11l5: Missouri Pacific, l2i Northern Pact
ic, .: DO preferred, II Northwestern,
! l1O: do preferred 1881 New YORK Cen
tral. 1921 : Oregon Transcontinental. lt-s ;
| Pacific Mail $50; Peoria, Decatur aud
Evansville. n. PittsburF, l5O4; Pal
man Palace Car, 1913; Reading. 33"5 ROCK
Island, 49,: St Louis and San Francisco,
-: do preferred, -; do first preferred,
81: ST. Paul 63a, DO prefer ed, ll3 81.
Paul, Minneapolis and Manitoba, 1865 Isl.
Paul and Omaha. 2S9. do preferred, So;
Texas Pacific l5l4 Union PACING, Ola ;
United States Express, 60: Western
Union, S2's.
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ABSOLUTELY PURE

MmcH CALvEs-Were in moderate re-
quest at 4lla61Sc.
FAT Cows-Were fairly active and lower
TINS Cows-Were dnll at sl2 OOs16 90 per
head for bologna. and SIS OOa25 90 per head
for slippery
| CRY blessed UEEvEs-Were in fair de
.Iud NJ So aloe for steers, and case fog
COWS
CHICAGO, April 90 Cattle, receipts lO,0OC
heau: shipments 1000 head; market light
aud 10 % 10 points higher; heavy steers
- 90a6 OO; medium - 00a5 - common
81 50a4 %: cows - 0Oa3 30.
Hogs Receipts 5000 head shipments
| 10000 head; market, stronger: rough and
common - O0If 80; packers - 1Oa4 -
prime heavy and butcher weights 81 -
40 90; light q S1a4 %.
Sheep Receipts 1900 head: shipments
5000 head; market active and higher
choice natives = O0a5 4O common - 40
a3 80; prime westerns = 70a6 30, lambs
- 5OaI %
EAST LIBERTY, PA. April 29.-Catiie-
receipts, $40 head shipments, 80 head:
market steady: prime = s0a6 %; fair 10
good - 25a5 80: common 3 15a4 -; bulls,
cows and stays 3 50a4 ..
Hogs-Reccipts, 1000 head. shipments,
500 head market SOW; Phiiadelphias - -
- 30: best Workers ana mixed - 15aj D.,
pigs - 0Oa4 80
Sheep-Receipts, 1900 head; shipments,
600 head: marke, firm; prime - 4oa5 80;
fair 10 good fj O0d5 % common s. OOl3 so:
lambs - 0OI+ 30; veal calves - oUa4 30.
Cinciunai! Horse and ,iule Market.
CINcINNATl. SATURDAY EVENING. April
. There has been am active business
throughout. and as rule the supply has
not been sufficient 20 meet the req uireaonts
OF the trade. Eastern and Southern Ouy
ors have been .u liberal attendance, and
there has a',o been good local movement
Prices have ruled firm.
Quotations at the Cincinnati Union Stock
Yard stables were ass follows. Driving
horses Si2ja.5O; saddle horses Sl25a25J. /
draft horses tl3jal"0: street car horses - I
al.D: Southern horses s50dS5 plugs siOa5O ]
Mules aged four 20 eight years. fifteen aud /
ahalf To- sixteen hands sl3jalG5 fifteen 90 /
fifteen and udif hands -il5ai.j. fourteen /
and q half 20 fifteen hand s.uai TO. fourteen /
20 fourteen and hall hands SllaN5 plugs /
SI0a5O
The following prices prevailed 40 the .
Fiftl-sueet stables Driving and saddle
horses, Sl20a2iu. draft horses, SlI5l-5),
streotcar horses, S75allO. Southern horses.
S5Oal0U: plugs. l5a50. Mules. four to eight
years. sixteen to sixteen and na.f hands,
Sl6jal-i do. fifteen and half to sixteen
hands, sltOaii5. do. ifte. n t0 fifteen and "a
half hands $l21aift: do. fourteen amt q
half 10 fifteen hands, slJu!-D do., fourteen
10 fourteen and q half ejoaeO: plugs, S35a
So
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THE HYPNOTIC SLEEP.
Strange Experiments with Several Sub
Jects IA London.
TonF0t T4fffr

strange Experiments with Several Sub
Jects In London.
London Leffer
DIR. Stanley (whose performance a
the Hotel Metropoie l saw is cleve
exponent OF hypnotism. His demon
stration must have been very Strihin'
+ Co some mon loo the room. 10 whom eVi
deutly. NJ Charcot'S experiments al ih'
Saltpetriere. and the work Of the Nancy
/ School were unknown. The men whom
DR. Stanley had brought forward a
subjects were knocked over Ike nine
Ipins by sudden sleep imposed upor
7 them I'm various ways One yielded 20
/ the somnolent effect of rotating
| briuht-colored disks Another top
Iuled of his chair at the sud
ldeu ignition of magnesium
wire which dazzled his eyes A third
very susceptible % the power of sug
gestion. was told that he would go &C
sleep when he picked matchbox on
Che floor. He stopped for the match
box and forthwith rolled heavily OIL the
| platform. Fortunately for him his fall
was broken by sympathetic hands. An
other. while intent ON something else,
was startled by q sudden noise. ln-
stanrly Doc slept the lethargic sleep.
/ once again subjects close attention 90
| the ticking OF watch brought on the
effective drowsiness, and he soon top
Piled on his chair.
a boy, who had iu various parts OF
his frame peculiarly sensitive centefS OF
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New York. April 29-Pctroieun
opened steady; May option declined go. ir
early trading on the liquidation of 81 small
amount OF long. then rallied and closed
steady Penusy wanna OIL opening, 6l.-c'
highest. G7alc. lowest, G6 Sc: closing, Ud3sc
Sales, 10000 barrels.
OIL CITY, pa. Apr, 23-Pciro.eum-
Opened at G5isc. highest G'bc' lowest
6G e.. closed ai C6tlo sales. $1,000 barrels
clcarauccs. 10000 barrels; shipments
81 49, barrels; runs 1880 barrels.
PlTrsBuRG. PA. April - -Pctrn.clm-
Nothing doing opened and highest NC.
lowest and closing, 66@lc.
BRADFORD, PA. April 29-Petroleum
Opening G1e e.; closed, 6j1 O.. highest, O't,c'
lowest, 66asc; clearances, l530O0 barrels.
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gor Kent.
9pr Sale nmD 0nr a2ent.
FOR SALE.

A GOOD FRAME HOUSE CONTAISINC
~ six full sized rooms, halls. paatry, attic
cellar. &c; lot 23Ni32; location west side o
Market street, so. 6l3; price. $3.50, which i'
much Jess th'u tAs property would cost 90 uul
and build new.
The two-siory Brick dwelling ol nrrihea,'
corner Of Fweuty-siXth and Lon streets, Ihi.
4, "a good and substantial house win % good
Brick Stable ou rear. and will bee sold no about
what The house alone would cost 20 build.
a iour-r.omea Dwelling House 40 1919 Wool
street Tor . I .U75 cash. " sold this week
good siy-roomei house, with bath room
bot and col water every hing iu good conii
tinn. s- f.of MrCciioch street
Investment that WA pay Two Tor one.
Twcnty-,iX acres OF Beautiful Laying Laue,
Joining Martin Ferry. within three squar., 90
new street ear liue. II plated into .ot, SD.
bring hi- season s90O0-pf.ce $1,000
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cbamberlain's Cough Remedy.

This remedy does not dry up cough but
lcosens and relieves it. Ii prevents cough
ing bv producing a free eXpectoration, and
bvaliayiug the Inflammation and irritation
of the throat. II is the only preparation IN
common use that produces an expulsion OF
mucus from the air cells OF the lungs, rem
ders the mucous less tenacious and easier 10
evpectorate. and opens the secreuons. 1t
romnletelv undermines a cold. II is espec-
,alr adar.ed TO children, as It contains no
Injurious substance II is a great favorlte
Tor Group. and has never yet failed. Fifty
cents ucr bottle. For sale by the following
druggists: ". ". irwin, c. r. Goetze, c.
Schnepf. J. Klari, NJ. W. Henrici, w: c.
ArmbreCht. c. Menkemiller, W. E. Miller,
John Coleman and S. L. Brice, and by
Bowie & Co., Bridgeport.
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Eeo.nmendatIon rrom Tennessee.

/ Eo0-um0ndATI0n Fr0m IennesHee'
De- Is more than likely that many of the
readers of the REGISTER viii agree with
II 81 WAYNE, Of Whitevile Tenn, In his
opinion OF Chamberlain's Cough Remedy.
He says. 81 take pleasure Recommending
h. 90 the public as being medicine OF great
worth and merit The manufacturers OF
that remedy certainly have been great ben
efactors tO suffering humanity One Of
the most valuable properties of this remedy
is iu its power of lo0sening and relieving a
cold and freeing the system of any bad eli
focts of the cold For sale by the following
druggists: ". W Irwin, c. K. Goetze, c.
Schnepf. o.. Ciari, NJ. w. Heinrich, W c.
Aru lrecht, c. Menkemiller, W. +. vii.
ams. John Coleman, :. L. Brice, and
Bowie * Co, Bridgeport, Ohio.
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We should Ike to give a

We should Ike to give a
new chimney for every one
t1ar breaks in use
We sell to the wholesale
dealer: tc to the retail dcaleri
and he 10 you.
lt is q lite awkward to
Guarantee our chimncys al
taree removes from YOU.
Wen give you this hint.
Not one In a hundred breaks
from heat, there is almost no
r,sN Tn guaranteeing them.
Tails Titavou dealer about it.
would be q good advertise
mcat Tor him.
Pearl Top and pearl GLASS,
our tradc-marks-touga glass
tillsssls. CLo- \. MACBETH y ca
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LIVE srOCx
BALTIMORE,
THURSDAY, April23. 1891.
AT CALVERTON YARDS.

BEEF CArTLE-Tne market at the open
ing i0nl, was fairly active with values
ranging al last weeks figures, but long be-
fore the close trade became very sluggish,
and SO continued throughout az q range in
values shade lower than az the opening,
but mainly on medium and common grades.
The quality averaged quite as good as that
Of the offerings on last THURSDAY We
quote the range NJ - 25a5 So with most
sales az S3U0a5 - per Too pounds.
Prices of beef cattle this week ranged as
follows Best 5ceves - 31ta5 50, those
generally rated first quality 81 l5a5 -;
medium on good fair quality 81 0Oa4 -, ana
ordinary thin steers, oxen and COWS = Pa
3 80 per 100 pounds.
OF the cattle received 344 head came
from Maryland. 1894 from Pennsylvania, Sc
from Illinois, - from West Virginia, and
B4 from Ohio. Total receipts for the week
qa4 head against / .292 head last week, and
.3O7 mead the same time one year ago.
OF the offerings to-day 9ll head were ia
ken bv Baltimore butchers - by country
dealers and - by Eastern buyers. Total
sales for the week 9s6 mead against $40
head last week, and G95 head the same time
one year ago.
Mmcu Cows-There is a FUR Offering
aud q fairly active trade in cows. We
quote from so TO $50 per head. Receipts,
IS mead
VEAL CAvEs-Ful receipts and slow
trade We quote ai 4a3c per pound, and
few at tine latter price Receipt tins week,
1870 head.
SHEEP AND LANBs-Thero has been fair
Is good Offering of sheep and lambs on the
market this week. with the quality about
as last week Trade is generally reported
as being fairly active for good stock, and
much less so for the common grades. We
quote clipped sheep al 3a5 &C. per ID gross.
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NESBITT Il DEYINE,
Real Estate For Sale.

THE BUSINESS PROPERTY 40. 1922 MAIN
! -rrre'. low occupied hy j. ". Hunter a.
Co. = Spice Nl.s.
The Pryor pace ou National Road. near Elm
Grove. consisting 81 about twenty acres. with
brcs dwelling
Lot 83AIs0 feet. 10 easy side Of North Front ST.,
Island. 81 co.
No 20 Virginia street lsans. rooms aud bath
room
so 1891 EoG street. opposite Cathedral
SO ipi Fifteenth -fT-ef. rooms.
so 1865 Fourteenth -ff-et, rooms, attic aud
laundry.
Lot 3lxleJ feet MOTH side % Fourteenth So
40 feet ~ ground ola north side ~ Fifteenth So.
Lot 3Jxl20 feet, Sorth Huron street. Island.
Nos 2li7 and 2lls Main S.. lot liked feet. 1900
80 Acre, % Land 40 Rush Run, o. On q. & p. 2
x ou which is qus.ft ~ good sand stoLe.
iQ0 ACRES d Land oa fhs kau.~Aa River, nine
mile. hoye Charleston. Vt. "a.
81 Acres cf Coal iu Oh.l county, y. Va.
so Acre. % Col Land -hr-e mile. north 10 Mar
TINS Ferry. o.. on tlr g.. a. J. b. 2
30 1910 Byron .fr~et, SIS rooms. brick. g SO
Manufacturing sites .u different pats Of o.,
CITY.
Building Lots an National Road
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I'D 7 .Er

Posses sion 20 once, seven roamol Brick Hous.
so 80. SO Thirteenth street. 80 peg wear.
Possession Mag ist. five rcomed house 90 No
W Zane street: re 81 per month.
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For RHEUMATISM, LUMBAGo, NEU-
EALG1A, CRAMr aud Collie there is mo-
remedy superior to the genuine DR..
Thomas Electric Oil.
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New YoRE, April 2q-Pie Iron. quiet
American si6 5Ual, 3d. Copper nominal
Lead. steady; domestic s. %. Tin quiet;
straits $40 30.
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ft1tanctal

DANK or TG1 Ci,IJ VALLEN
S7brs AID CITY JceHsiil s1.
SrocKHoLnlIs boucL- LANA
CAPITAL. ........... ......sl'ai1
Jo,tsamrul s-1 f.oc., 5ouo, oou.nt '.-a 500
D,Ai,, i.sg.d ar au. poiutia sus1,- IS vel
70. or .lc rlao. .ai cides Of tle Crl'e- s'-.o'
S-..7si B,us.-r business transacted.
W.. '-.1'r. Presi-ent
WM. SIMPSON. Ficc-Prss,~sat
uu F.P. lEpaON. Cashier
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FOR SALE.
Brick House Of 7 Rooms
33 Twentieth Street.

VIII pay 90 investigate. wi.' mako nice l.r.,.
Lot if, feet front LOO Caldwell. atll'l DE-
fronting on fwo s-rr"t>. worry desirable. N.n
morning.
Money 60 Lo.n-S7,0OO ou rc. estate Soc
egritv On. i. MATilSON.
ia 900 ffrrIIra Nfrn.f
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National BANK Or ". VA
- IT WHEELING
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Qpr 9alc

INOR SALE-CIGAR STORE. Cor EOFF aDd
i sixteenth >trort Coos -t-u4 Aid good
trade. Satisfactory reason, for selling aH-.A
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-14


s8ss4 - Csesns.' sid tse sr-t n H.
ssiezb s<s1 sz<n ~sss psss.
~Ksr sseiAs.sa tAs second in sr-
ersse.
.Yo. s.3ss1,s pstwxasa ths frsA
sEes wsssa sevsrxi uAxkss - - ts>s9 >
s.Ssraays, KNIT 80
~Nssfs strange
"wsy, hks step il hsht. a. - ssssss
to ts II gsss ssaitn-'
'sos. he is
"Tssrs are no risgs uBisF hiseyss anA
e;s kzzr s= ns< rre-Essursly gny."
~Kst . rlnz. WAY, he enjoys life
~f4e isskssA Es doesn't seem 70 have
eng nsxvers troasie either."
"7s liant Es nerves are - s1ssag
a. any ere's-
"isasssd tale bin Tor . 5svii. Osn-
ersus naa too"
"Faais ssrs What he b. He doesn't
know wkzs It Is 10 ss small "a UsSn-'
"And he's really ricsr
"Isseei he il.
The second looked after the un with
evident interest.
.Eeither wo-n out ty his chase afSer
riches. nor made cold, h2rd and grasp
ing," he said. '.Ess tae hrst u the
kira Eve ever seen. How in the world
did De ges rirhs'--Chicago Trbuns.
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-14

lssfkst rirAt In . dull, drab suburb
Every sh-p y spen. and every seo2keeper
= ssfammirg " kke \ good 'un'--is bel
lc~irg sas 10 assaasive and extraordinary
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Telegram-herald., 1891-12-14
cira uim chAnce.

Hoetettsr McGsnnis proposed 10 Miss
Es.nerasds Loagcof6n one day last week.
She replied:
81 want you to distinctly understand
thai rcfuse " % you fe."
sNow, doat say tazt, st least not yet.
wsit ansil next Saturday before you say
positively tAat ysa viii not marry me, :"
pleaded Hos ettsr
.why wait Hnt1 Saturday. asked
Esmsra,da.
..Bsoa1ss befsre You reject ne want
you to SEE me IN my new suis. and ID
get it from tse taller Friday night. Just
wait until you 80 ne IN them lasend~-
pants. Doat stand IN your swn nghr.
Esmsralda. ."-Texss Siftmgs.