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a~ENTLEMxN's LIST.

NNtSS AAaHA
Allen, Chas.
Anderson. j. G.
Baldwin, John H.
Bean, w. H.
Blank, Johan
Boice. Charles
Brownwaitt, VIM.
Bush, Leon
Carlo, Rinaldi
Christensen, Thos. +
Conant, j. y, DR..
Cowen. u. o.
Darlsr. John
Dubee. Joseph
Duvall, James I.
Edwards, Geo. w.
Ewings, w.
Flitsch, Martin
Fox. John p.
Goodhart, G.. s., DR..
Harley, Malon
Harris, John
HartiR, Fred.
Higson. William J.
Hollander, L. p. l. Go.
jackson, A. w.
Kratley. Geo.
LOBBY. J. NJ.
Lyon, John
NARROW, Harry
Mathes. Henry
Mitchell, Edward
Murphy, j. II.
McDOnalu, Geo. >.
Nelson, Chas.
w. j.
R~oehrenbach, Frank
NJ. Co.
.perling, j.
L. r.
T%rumbull, A. L.
Frank
Vining, Alex.
.oodman, j. F. :.
LADIES
Mrs. w. A. A
5ernard, Miss Carrie |
Miss Mary {
clifford, Della /
Miss Jennie T
Helm, Miss Anna I
Mrs. Morris X
I~indberg. Miss Ida N
Mrs. Lille. N
dcD Donald, Mrs. W.R. M
PRESCOTT. Miss Kate II
Mrs. Fred B. r
AN Dyck, Mrs. n W
Wilkins, Mrs. M. (2) W
.intersmith, MissB. W
Voodson, Mrs. Stella. Y
T. Z
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NHN q AtsAs
Allen. h.
Baker, George
Became, Frank w.
Beaten, Archie
Boardman, J. M.
Briggs, w. II. +.
Burney, Philip
Gallon, Thomas
Carroll, Pat
'.Colquhonn, Alex.
Conrad, b.
Courtsmaroh, Joe
Doig, Frank
Dubois. Fred
Edwards, Geo.
Ehmueller, Joe
Farrell, James
Forrest, G. j.
Gibbs, Henry
Graham. James
Harris, Thomas
Harms, Henry
Henry, S. Il. (2)
Hoap, Thos.
. James, Frank
Knowlton, Frank
Labonte. Baptiste
.Loomis, JAS. M. Capt.
MARROW, M. j.
Martin. w. F. (2)
Miller, Sam
Morgan, N. 8.
Cold, M. A.
Nagel, Hermann
Reese, o. w.
Roberts, J. Walter
Rolph. w. T.. (2)
Smith, Harry A.
Stevenson, G. q.
Thompson, w. NJ.
s. i.
Tyler, Z.
Weinmann, Louis
r. II.
LIST.
Inderson, Miss A.
Silstad. Miss Ellen
Laura,
% Hart, Mrs. L. E.
'rauble, Miss May
Mrs. M.
Miss Thessa
Iarshan, Mrs. Sam
Mrs. Julia (2)
Mary
eed, Mrs. Hilda j.
Mrs. VIM.
less, Mrs. Frida
'illiams, Mrs. Mary
'ood, Miss Kate r.
Miss Flossie.
1. OLEWELL, Il. M.
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HEALTH WEALTH

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Nervous Prostitution caused BY the use Of nlcohS
or tobacco. Wakefulness, Mental Depressioh
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Old Age, Barrenness, Loss of Power in either seS
Involuntary Losses and spermatorrhoea cause
by oyer-exertion Of the brain. self abuse or oves
Indulgence. Each box contains q months treaH
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by mail prepaid on receipt Of price.
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cure. Guarantees Issued only by H. M. Parchez
d Co., druggitts. sole agents, Helena, Mont.
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VIE have the majority OF Patienta under tr.aN
meAt In San Franaisco and ON the paoiAo
CeAst for the following dissasos
are now in Butte City.
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Al requiring expert medical or surgical service.
can BIO treated by ths great Pacific Coast
Doctors, now In Butte City. with
out having to visit San
Francisco,
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1891-12-18
sprinrsr Draws the Prize.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 15.-Roger O.
Mills will not be appointed chairman OF
the committee on ways and means. by
his own acts he has made the appoint
ment practically impossible from the
standpoint of Speaker Crisp. VIM. NJ.
Springer will be named for the posi-
ton, by virtue of which he will become
leader of the house A difference OF
opinion as to the policy of the party is
| the chief cause, but the sulkiness oi
Mr. Mills since his defeat for the speak
ership, has helped Mr. Crisp to come Il
| this decision.
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FIFTY-SECOND CONGRESS



wAsmNGToS, Dec. a-sErArE-The ssns]
tors retained heir seats and lis,enc. attentive
ly 70 the reading OF the presidents message by
Gen Arson q McCook, after which the senate
adjourned until tomorrow
HousE-Aftor listening 70 the reading OF the 4
message the house adjourned until saturday.
WAsHISGToN Dec. l0-SESATg-Tbe VI
president laid before the senate the annual
port OF the secretary OF the treasury. ~
memorials asking legislation for the closrt
the Worlds fair on Sundays were prev
by senators Bills introduced and refes~
prevent food adniterahonsi TO prorif
| better enforcement OF the Quarant
| 10 establish national board OF hen.
| vide for the free coinage OF gold and si
| lion; 10 authorize the sale OF mineral 1t
aliens. 20 authorize the construction q
| railroad In Alaska and to amend
| Chinese exclusion act; to transfer the revt
cutter service TO the navy department; ted
| ish officers for snmmoning jurors with r. =
ence 10 their political religious af1iiation, 70
| suspend the coming Of Chinese iaborers to the
United States; also TO rsduce letter posta g ts(
| one cent: for the purchase OF Healy's portrait
OF Henry Clay; also, providing for an income
tax TO pay pensions.
HOUSE, Not in session
wAsBrS0foS. Dec. 1i.-sESArE. Among the
bills introduced we're two BY senator Sherman
providing for public buildings at Mansneic and
zanesviibq respectively Repre- sentative Har-
l ter has 4 samslar pr, for Mansheid- which he
VII N oduee- {r-tne noose A~h<n 0k1s. can II
Introduced. and Capt, Owens will also prepare
| d bill for q building ct GAINESVILLE.
HOUSE Not In session.
wAsHIsG1oS, Dee. l2-SESArE-Not In ses
sion.
HousE-The speaker announced the appoint
| ment ~ the following committees: On Ac
counts-Messrs Rusk (Md), Cooper Ind.
Dickerson (Ky.l Noes Is CO., Seerley ia }
Pearsons co., Quackenbush IN. W, Griswol'
(Pa.) and Cutting (O.). On Mileage-Mess,
Castle Mimi, Crawford IN c. Kendall n
Caldwell tO) and Flick tlal An adjournr
was then taken until Wednesday.
WAsHISGroS, Dec. it.-SESArE --H
the ga bills introduced in the senate to-..t<
one to repeal the law prohibiting ff51
federates from entering the army an ~.
Mr. Daniels. and a number OF marine .
ping bills by Mr. Frye, from the com =. -
mittee.
| HOUsE.-Not in session.
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Another Nile Branch.

BRUSSELS, Dec 10 -Advices have
been received here TO the effect that
Emin and Stuhlman have discovered a
river, the most southerly branch of the
Nile, rising northwest of Ujiji and
flowing into Albert Edward Nyanza at
point on the southeast shore.
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spring, when they were not pre-
pared for a strike, to force them
into signing an unjust scale, and
that in refusing to keep that
contract any longer than necessary
they are no more blamable than they
would be to turn upon highway rob-
Der whenever opportunity offered.
They declare that the miners Of In
diana have been more oppressed and
ground down than those of any other
state in the union; that their wages
have been less, that they have been
subjected TO all sorts of oppres-
sion; that their condition was lit
tie better than that OF Russian convicts
in Siberian mines, and that they
struck for more decent treatment in
sheer desperation, preferring starvation
to future submission. Though their
committeeman are trying to hide the
fact, il is nevertheless true that many
of the men and their families are al.
ready on the verge of starvation, sub.
sisting on one meal day and have
been doing so for two weeks. The re.
lief received thus far has been chty
scant and in some places the strikers
are totally without fuel, the mine-
owners having undertaken TO freeze
them out by refusing even 10 sell them
coal.
In the face of all this. however, tho
men talk with grim determination to
fight it out to the death, IL needs be.
There is hope, however that this will
not become necessary, as the national
executive board of the Coal Miners
Association of the United States has at
last recognized the strike and approved
1t, and has issued a call to all of its
members to contribute TO the relief OF
the strikers
This broadens the scope of the fight.
II has been stated that the mine-owners
in adjoining s'ates have been supply
ing contracts for the Indiana mine.
owners This will be investigated by
The board, and IL it can not be checked
~ other way the miners in those
be called out alSsA
p Os
tennessee Conviotsf BACK to
i,e Troops to Remain There
rec Miners In Check.
Tenn, Dec. 15.-The
~ go back to the mines at
Coal Creek and Oliver
The governor of Tennessee
IL. aud to back his words has
Hout the militia of Tennessee, to
sJoin the acknowledgement at Nashville.
Troops are pouring in, and two hum
bred are here, camped on the hill at
the state capitol.
The remainder will come in to-day
and some four hundred troops, armed
with guns, gatlings and howitzers, will
escort three hundred convicts back to
the three mines during the latter part
of this week Their orders are to car
ry the convicts back TO the mines and
II there is any attempt whatever on the
part of the miners to release the pris-
oners again, to Stay them in body.
The militia are under the command
of Gen. Kellar Anderson and will be
divided into three observation-disclosures
for each mining district OF the 4bo
convicts released, four-hfths of them
have been recaptured and are at the
penitentiary now. There will hardly
be any more trouble with the miners,
as the troops will be kept at the mines
for an indefinite period.
The governor will not talk about his
action, but the lessees, who have been
nagging him to this, are jubilant, and
the quick action speaks for itself.
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Tough Character Killed.

NASHVILLE, Tenn, Dec. l5-Sun' ny
night Horace Keith was shot anc iu-
stantly killed in North Athens by
Charley Moss. Moss fled, and has not
yet been captured There had Teen
bad feeling between the two mel for
some time. Keith was notorio usly
bad character.
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EXPLAIN IT,


Demands England Of Russia's Ittt
croachments-The Gar Asks
Report. 9t..
LONDON, Dec 15-Dish
ceived here from Calcutt
there has been considfKx
near Gilghit on the
but that the engagenfS
of a desultory characte q.
men have taken TO the
pursuit has been stopped
ent. 49,.
Considerable activity
certain government ofiic
ularly in the Indian ofiicN
ticipated that no further
taken until the marquis OF Ii
the governor general of Indii ~
warded to England his repo
Fort Nil incident II
This report, anxiously await
will be based not only upon
rand's report of the recent engag
and as to the causes which led
but, upon Col. Durand's previCl
ports, of October and NovemNJ
besrfng upon the same sub
which such incident as the
has just again brought
question to the front wa
Report has 1t that tho
ment is by no means nj
fective, offensive or de-
and that the governLIei
means surprised to hear on
near Gilghit.
The Russian EN- bassadt
cording to rumor, has bee ~
placed in possession of all fac.
case, as communicated to the MI
of Salisbury, and the latter is 6
have courteously but firmly reqr
his government to furnish her MAJ
government with explanations CO
ing certain points in the affair
are regarded with much susJ
the British officials in India
The Russian am bassador
have promptly communif
Petersburg, with the resut
instructed to inform /
that the government of
not furnish the explanatie
until the report of the GO
of eastern Turkestan VIZ
was, however, instructed
British premier that 4
would receive the full
tention of the governing
The outcome of it anil
fcially stated Monda mr.
Joint Chinese, Russian
mission viii be appointe
the whole Pamir question:,
vantage will be taken of (
ment OF this commission I,
important frontier ques,
have long been source of
all persons concerned
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1891-12-18
BLEO FOR THE G.
An Aged Doctor Kills His Gram
the shock Kills Vim.

WICHITA, Kan, Dec Ia
twenty miles west of here is
named Bronson, consisting of
man. his married son and a numt
grandchildren Fifty years ago before
he became farmer, the old man was
n country doctor, and he has always
considered himself competent Ia
treat his family by the old-time
methods One of his granddaugh'
tiers. aged eighteen, had the grip anc
the old doctor insisted that bleeding
would be sure cure. The girls father
objected. Sunday night while tho
! father was away in search of physi
clan. the feeble grandfather undertook
TO open vein in the girls arm, nn
while engaged in the operation q
artery, with the result that hefo.
could reach her, the girl bled To q
Tho shock 10 the octogenaria -
great that he died shortly az
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1891-12-18
Rain Refreshes Wheat.

KANSAS CITY, Mo, Dec. Is. food
rains fell throughout Kansas, Western
Missouri Indian Territory and Texas
Monday night. Specials from Missouri
and Kansas state that wheat, whIoh
was IN danger from continued dry, cnId
weather, was greatly benefited.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1891-12-18
Prehistoric Wonders

CHILIICornE, O., Dec. l5.-Fiye skel-
tons, a copper AK, fifty-seven small cop
per axes, one hundred copper plates,
twenty thousand beads and meteoiic
iron implements were found in mon nd
Monday by Warren X. Moorehead
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1891-12-18
The Democratic National ,

MILWAUKEE, Wis, Dec,
dred citizens, representing
several millions of doll
signed their names toag
of 100000 to pay the eN
democratic national COM
il bc : cured for Milwai
ing committee has -
hotel quarters secur.4
Each mem err Of TIL
hundred will weI A-l
cream colored triuR
the big brcweries wi a
of beer Ia the capitalize
ton
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They Mistook Hin.

noILY SPRINGS. Mis- |
day the Chicago deleg'
ing of the Federation A.,
over 10 change ears
Ala Richard Brauns
the furriturr workers OF
"a close resemblance in
10 John /. sullivan, Il
seems to be a warrau
The local authorities o.
and arrested liraunsiu
population turned out
house view the noted
N,uk M u three houra Ia
epongY was made.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1891-12-18

iH5 Is uclfut baud ana
gs old Santa Claus, thr
N iittie children. Hc
him JOY aud happiness
Of good things, But
many households in al
town whore Santa
3 Gomez and although
/ Fs and girls in theHo
eot him he never ar.
stockings are ever
.ir door Euobs. Christ.
lg hnds them ae poor
r morning. Sow while
Of Hickman have au
90 give 10 tlicir own
ey Should give oul OF
snCe sLdifIout to $50
Claus pack TO over
the poor
sod MWce Meat. TRY
rest thius on the mar.
a. a. DGhuW s..
OF Hickman Col.
been very fortunate iu
b services 0l Miss NCt.
teacher of Latin aud
Is. Miss Moss isR grad
University with
ut a. b. Shp hos bad
.fs successful expert
.hiug, aud comes 90 us
20 of recommendations.
lon oue dt tle beat
Tennessee, and is %
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Poster Stronger.

Dec. Is. Secretary
is growing stronger, lie was
aud sat up Monday lie will go
ss Monroe When strong enough
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1891-12-18
ESTABLISHED HICKMAN FULTON COUNTY

mss snd gun. \ high power to equip them
PS~ good protress during the year.
tfcat work done In the
o,.XHSconD AND PxNsros DIVISION
war department. by MAI Alnsworth, Of
zeal corps. and the clerks under hun, 10
''rsble mention. Taking up the
~ 1000 cases behind, he closed
~ VI reput'd'hout single case being
ses had increased
w 81 the last
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1891-12-18
PRAISE THE TARIFF LAWS.

II is not my purpose to enter at any leneh
INTO a discussion OF the effects OF tbs TOT
legislation, but brief examination OF the o..
tistics OF the treasury, and u general glaDo
at the state OF business throughout the counsy
will, think satisfy any impartial inc iitr
that its results have disappointed the Oil
prophecies OF its opponents and in Are
measure realize the hopeful predctione Z
is friends Rarely, u ever before in ths Is
tory OF tho country, has there been time Vsp
the proceeds OF one days labor or the prod h
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1891-12-18

long the existing laws pre.s dur
scono Asp ,rns N"
temporary ar veal corps and me oi
Of Chinese Industries approaching Co 1000 cases
auoo" arisen govern. rep ''ROo'
:
en-" '' s ID s: 'Is the Caroline tine ris :uS
euien. there long prior to the confirmation Of -
Spain. ei.m 20 the i.l.nd. had sec. secured BY
recognition and %sinisinanse Of which the faith
within the past year worry strongly protest
Is: Si a %s. s;g DI D Tss hs. S
resulted in great injustice and injury TO the law
Survey. for the connecting links of the pro- ~ SfSS
WV" INTER CONTINENTAL RAILWAY 81 p%e<
Are Mexico but at vsri loo - ~
Nearly proposed have
hat through Ecuador nd he south q !. ss
. .s sss ana s. .soT .s : s
rnrssDLy WIN LuIuoK.L. N
STATE. Afforded occasion 70 testify 4Y
% b. own saa ia sIu naval NYsrss
s. . m. sas'asT %.
STATE. surveys for the muInssssed sub commission The
70 Honolulu and N. srp year
nov %y@syroaS
,ats hops
ss scre
IN esy p but w %T' earn time some OF hS
because of the harsh usss
The m grafton Of those people the Unit "OasS to enable this
pc1So. may and %s .. no
here and assc, s the future
Net The eDr,s never Ofss'r he has Of me .O.
peaceful
1t that class his sphere
than the Hebrew quss
But the sudden transfer Of such multi. Pscfe
s s S" S 'T the
energies and courage neither good for them ,or ina, very
suggestions made in al" Of IN, bureaus
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1891-12-18

countries permitting TO our ci'izens the benefit
OF copyright on Substantially the same basis a.
to their own citizens or subjects. With CO
mary a special convention has been negOiiaS,
upon this subject, which viii bring that coo
try within the reciprocal benefits OF our legf
IA Il
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h Omitted their annual report
En They report the total
dies Mt 5000; gross earn
var, $40, $50, 1Ol; expenses,
net earnings, ~, SOS, 042;
y.se over last years earnings,
Total capital stock, Sl44, 1885,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-05-01
A SERIOUS CHARGE.
A DRUNKEN TRAMP GETS INTO TROUBLE At
BRNW00D.
Be is Acquitted Of Charge Of Attempted Rape,
But Sent to Jail at Moundsyils
70! Drunkenness.

James Kingston, hailing from Chicago,
according to his story, struck Benwood
on Wednesday, and during the day made
himself general nuisance to the cti-
zenS. He appeared to be intoxicated
all the time In the evening he amused
himself by running after the girls
whom he found On the streets.
About eight o'clock he approached a
daughter of John DriScoll, who is be-
tween three and four years Of age, while
she was standing ut an alley gate.
watching some small boys playing ball.
He gave her stick of candy, and en-
gagged her in conversation, and accord
ing to the little girls story, took i'm
proper liberties with her. Mrs. DriS-
coll, the girls mother, went to
tho coal house, and found the tramp
standing at the window. AT sight Of
her he took TO his heels. The child re-
lated her story to her mother, and Mr..
DriScOll was in turn informed. He nOti-
fed the police ut once. and Kingston
was arrested about nine o'clock and
placed in Jail. When he was searched
half dozen sticks of candy were found
on his person. The story spread rapid
ly and caused a great deal Of excite
ment.
Yesterday morning Kingston was
taken before Squire Riddle for hear
ing. The testimony adduced was sub
stantiallya rs given above. The prisoner
stated that he was drunk and did not
know what he had done. He said
be had been working on tOwbOatS dur
ing the winter. He got off the Veteran
No. ,, at Wheeling, fow days ago, and
had since been looking for work. He
subsequently stated to Constable
Sprouts that the girl started to climb
through the window of the coal house
and he caught her by the leg 10 assist
her through.
On account of the apparently ire
SponSible coRdition OF Kingston and the
reuctancy of Mr.. DriscOll TO prosecute,
the prisoner was acquitted on the orig
inal charge but tlued SO and costs for
drunkenness, in default of which he was
committed to the county jail, al
Moundsville, for ten days.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-05-01
a Presentation.

As the gymnasium instructions at the
y. NJ. c. A. building close for the sum-
mer, the efficient physical director, Mr..
Luke Harrison, who has conducted
classes for about year at the building,
leaves to-day for his home in Hamilton,
Ont. Last evening some fifty members
of the Association gathered at the build
ing, where Charles Hall, on behalf OF
those assembled presented Mr.. Harrison
with handsome OXidized silver shaving
set. The recipient fttingly responded,
after which all adjourned to bursts,
where ice cream and cake were par
taken Of.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-05-01
WILL DRAW BIG.
nggD AND FORTY JURORS AND SLV-
v' YTY-SIX WITNESSES
ls Big Murder Trisl, Which Opens
v~qv Morning Preparations Tor
Handling the Crowd.

.-..tions are going ON about
A-vepi't"- Lotto, ~ ,l,. cosc
...rnrt House ''' .''' ,.--,..-
Sutev. Or. George l. N'"'' 'Soi'
Or the murder OF Dr. George
-. morning OF the eth OF
t %" .t....,se promises To be
March. last. anu '''' . ;...........
Sch. longest ana u'oS' tut i'o' '''''
,..,,es ever put ON trlaI Ia the
,r ,.-.,,. Court. That twill
u..' ..,,.rr of public at-
.--.,a e mm'"S' ..,.-,r >,....,,,l
certain. ana Nne''" - ''''.'''0 WI
.ated plans which VIII oe ear
..r.-fsr. looking 10 placing
-.,.-,. attendance
r,lrrt upon tA' | A.. t.,,.,~..-,
t .-..utor, eNpe,''''
t.,s+oar,. &c aa> been customary
considerable number o' per
.' ...n..,c5 witch the court of inc
.....,v seats and standing room
+. -le rala-, with the Fe>ll- 'uoy
r. jurors. Court ol'1'"'S anu
.t.-. have been seriously cro""'U 1u"
..,,r..lei. Oa che occasion Oh ems
--..r ra Que sill. oe allowed lA'.ue cue
-...,- except those connected Win One
.-...-, o~ -3a rria. of the case, ana the
locomotive ot the press. and Deputy
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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-05-01
INDEX 20 New Advertisements.


FlfTH PAGE.
Remington Typewritcrs and Typewriter Sup.
plies.
FIN uciaI Statement @. City OF Benwood.
Special Sale 81 Island Cottage.
Nauted-tour Young Men.
Wanted Carpenters.
Wanted White Girl.
Excelsior Baking Powder. Il. List
Important Mceung-BWlGerS' Exchange
Administrator > Salc-Lewis Steenrod, 5. o. Z.
Notice 60 Natural Gas Consumers.
]. O. q. +. Funeral Notice-Nlrginius Lodge.
Attention Knights Templars-Dan l.. Prayer,
EICHTH rAGE.
Highest DUAL TN. Gutman X Co.
Opera Hou~e-JauuuSchek.
Spring Suits-D. Guiding * Co.