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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-07-11
Summer "Don,ts -

Don't swallow ice water, danger 10 breeds;
Don't stand in the treacherous breezc.
Don't call FOX fat meat when you sit down 70
eet,
Don't worry, but live at your easn.
Don't become heated-Ict exercise 90;
Don't seek Tor sOc!ety's vhiri,
And one above al yOu had better recall
Doat hlrt with the sweet summer girl
-EXohRnRn
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What She Wnnt.h-

A lady recently entered a booksellers
shop in a small Wiltsh.re town and asked
for a copy Of the new book. 'Nux Vom-
lea '"
The bookseller djviuing what she meant,
handed over Professor Drummond's Pan
Vooiscum,' and his customer departed in
peace.-British Weekly.
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IMMIGRATION ElclIRrs

NFw YORK, July l0.-The report Of Su-
perinteudent of immigration Weber. for
the fiscal year ending June 20, shows that
of the 405 G64 immigrants landed at this
port 100 Sfl remained in this state, -. :,27
went 10 Pennsylvania, 1892 to New Jer-
sey. Is, ,37S To Massachusetts, and 10. 4SS TO
Connecticut Only go went 70 ArIzopa
III, next smallest contingent. 4g7, settled
IL North Carolina. The southern states
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-07-11
A SILVER CANDIDATE.

NEW YORK, July 10-"We intend TO
have q presidential candidate in 1892 who
favors the free coinage of silver. even if we
have to put up Piute indian" SAID Sena-
tor Stewart of Nevada, TO a reporter.
DO you count on the support Of the
Farmers Alliancef"
I'VE will have candidate, and he will
get the votes"
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-07-11
BASE BALL
WESTERN ASSOCIATION

KANSAS CITY. July 10-kansas City:
Runs s, base hits 8, errors 2. Denver:
Runs Z, base hits Is, errors 3. Pitchers,
Darnbrough and Kennedy.
OMAHA, July 10.-Omaha: Runs IA. base
hits 13 errors f. Lincoln: Runs s. base
hits 10; errors 4 Pitchers, Baker and
Ehret.
No game at Sioux City. wet grounds.
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
PHILADELPHIA, J uly OIL Athletics: Runs
S, base hits 6, errors 2 Cincinnati: Runs
8, base hits s. errors 3. Pitchers, Sanders
and Crane.
BALTIMORE, July 10-Baltimore: Runs
70, base hits 10, errors 3. Louisville: Runs
6, base hits 8, errors 2. Pitchers, Madden
and Fitzgerald
WASHINGTON, July 10-Washington,
Runs 10, base hits II, errors 4 Columbus:
Runs 4, base hits 8, errors g. Pitchers,
Foreman and Easton
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
CHICAGO, July 10-Chicago: Runs s.
base hits II, errors 3. New York: Runs 6,
base hits 10, errors 4. Pitchers, Hutc him
son and Rusie.
CINCINNATI, July 10.-Cincinnati: Runs
2, base hits Z, errors 2 Boston: Runs 5,
base hits 6, errors 2. Pitchers, Rhines and
Nichols.
CLEVELAND, July 10.-Cieveland, runs 4,
base hits 9, errors 2. Brooklyn: Runs 8,
base hits 6, errors 4. Pitchers, Gruber and
Lovett
PITTsBURG, July 1O-Pittsburg: Runs 8,
base hits 9. errors 3. Philadelphia: Runs 4.
base hits z, errors 2. Pitchers, King and
Esper,
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-07-11
Special Need ofPho.pboru..

"What! None Of the roast. Bessiey'
No, papa, replied the little Boston two
year-old thouGhtfuily. - little more Gsh
instead, please. / am reading sir Edwin
Arnold today. y."-Chicago Tribuna
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-07-11
Their ThouRhtA

In the ereEiuE when the moonlight
Iar0"f iis cleaning lastsr doWa
On tho si0wiy besving waters.
Lighting up the distaHt town.
George and Clara viii b. walking.
Thinking ~ Whils their hearts stand
Still
She. what dre~s - wear tomorrow:
lie. aDou; t4at hotel l.ll.
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DESERVING PARNELL.

LONDON, July 1O.-Several Parnellites
have made overtures TO join the Nc
Carthyites on condition they be assured
that they shall retain their seats at the
general election. Mccarthy declines TO
give pledge, on the ground that the de-
cision must be left to the electors.
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II Wasn't HsrA.

us there an opening for man Ike mo
here" ASKED Cheeke Of the merchant
Yes. You'll find it back there" re-
turned the merchant. 1T is marked.
This way TO the street. Good morning.
--Harper's Bazaar.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-07-11
CHARGED WlTH ERAIln

CHICAGO, July 1O-A bill filed in the
circuit court today to dissolve the Warden,
Frog & Crossing works alleges that its
president. William Warden, has fraudu-
lently appropriated to his own use over
$50, 900, ostensibly as salary, royalties,
commissions etc
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DROWNED.

CLEVELAND, o, July 10-During a
church picnic today at Oak Point John
Henderson and John Stockman took Lily
Chinowith and Henderson's two nieces
boating The boat upset and the girls and
Stockman were drowned. Henderson
saved himself by clinging to the boat
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HORSES RIIRNFD

EMPoRIA Kan, July 1O-Thomas Flem-
tng's livery stable and twenty-five horses
were burned last night. Many OF the
horses were valuable animals owned By
citizens, who were boarding them. The
insurance is very small. The amount Of
the loss has not been estimated.
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WEST POINTERS

WASHINGTON, July l0-Among the can
didates appointed to the military academy
for admission in June are f. H Whitman,
Lyndon, Kan; T S. Hepworth, Burling-
ton, Kan, alternate: A G. Lott. Abilene,
Kan; Z. r Kebner. junction City, Kan.
alternate; II. $ jackson, Kansas City; C.
p. johnson, Springfield, No. and w. d.
Chitty, Marshfeld, Mo-. alternates.
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ArIthInetlcaI.

8. P0nge-Clu yoG let me have ten dol
lars for "a week or so2
g. Enerous-Ive only got nine, but ron
can have that n II viii do.
:. Ponee-Ail right. II take that. anrs
then you'll owe me a dollAr.-Hzrvard
LampoOu.
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4 WIND STORN

NoRTFFTELD, Minn.. July IA terrific
wind storm today PLAYED havoc with
signs, fences and outbaildings Thousands
o. apples were shaken from The trees, and
the loss VIII D. considerable A. Far
banst tie wind blew OF roofs. smashed
windows, tore down trees and Gid conssc-
eEao.e otLeE oS-EaAc
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SUPPLIES FOR INSURGENTS.

SAN FRANCISCO, July 1O-The Hunston
sailed for Chilli yesterday loaded with
provisions for the enemies of Balmaceda.
Another steamer will follow shortly. Man
ager Halliday of G. w. Grace & Co., says
that fully 81, 900, 900 worth of merchandise
has been shipped to the insurgents, and
that there is little doubt that the immense
orders will be reneated
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Encouraging.

I'd penned the finest effort Of my life
A poem twas, about the Vastly deep.
/ took 10 then and read IL 10 nay wife.
And when ID done. behold. she was asleepl
-Harper's Magazine.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-07-11
The ATCHiSON PATRIoT.

ATCHIsON, Kan, July 10.-All parties TO
the Patriot litigation growing out of T. T.
Hazards continued absence in Canada
have agreed on truce pending the sale of
the paper under mortgage on the 17th
instant.
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SUICIDE.

Fort WORTH, Tex, July 10-Tom
Roche, a wealthy railroad contractor,
suicided today by shooting. He leaves an
estate valued at 100000
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RUN OVER ANO KILLED.

SPRINGFIELD, Mo, July 10-Myrtle
Sweezy an 8-year-old girl. was run over
by motor car on Boonville street this
afternoon and killed
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SILVER PURCHASES.

WASHINGTON, July 10.-Four hundred
and forty-nine thousand ounces Of silver
were purchased today at $1.00o75.
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AIIorIM NnPRIhI

NEW YORK, July 10-Austin Corbin re-
signed today as director of the New Jersey
Central road, and has closed out his in-
terests in the company.
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a CITY MARSHAL Kutro

TEXARHANA. Ark. July l0-In q diff
Guilty which originated over trivial mat
ter, j. d Gaines shot and killed City Mar,
shal Sam West this morning.
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SDIIRGEON

LONDON, July 10.-The Rev Charles II.
Spurgeon has grown extreme =, He
passed restless night. The nactIvity of
the kidneys has exhausted the brain.
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"FRENCHYp SENTENCED.

New YORK. July 10-"Frenchy," the
New York Jack the Ripper" was SEN
fenced to life imDrisonment today.
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In the great animal market at Hamburg,
in Germany, giratfes sell az 5000 pair,
ehimpanzees go at $50 apiece. and select
lots OK Sunatra monkeys ~ Sl,OOO.
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EVENING SESSION.

Marked features of the session were the
address on "Heroism in Common Life"
by Rev. S. j. Mcpherson, of Chicago, and
one on "a Revival of Generosity by Rev.
Isaac j. Lansing, of Worcester, Mass.
New York was chosen as the next place of
meeting.
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Le1i5gE1S. ~. sfsy sos, a..
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-01-03

WY ANTED-SALEsMEN 20 SOLICIT
w orders for reliable Nursery stock. Good
positions for pushers. Write. ELLW ANGER
4 HARRY. MI. Hone Nurseries, Rochester. y.
Y. 9th year de2oeOdz
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A PULPIT SENSATION.
Rev. A. e. white. Son OF DIR. e. e. White,
Personates Miles standi.h.

ANTESBURY. Mass, January l.-Rev.
A. c. White, the popular pastor OF the
UniyerSaiist church and son Of DR.. c. c.
White, Of Columbus, o., has caused a
profound sensation here by impersonat-
ing Miles Standish in the comic opera
Priscilla, composed by MeSSrS. Henry
d. Coolidge and Thomas Turette. The
opera was produced with 4 cast drawn
from local talent. When ii became
known that Mr. White was to figure as
the hero in the play, there was little
opposition on the part Of the other ac-
tors, but it passed away after 4 few re-
hearSals.
The preacher entered into the sport
with as much Lest as any Of the others,
and they quickly saw that he possessed
amateur ability Of rare quality. When
the night for the performance came a
well-iillcd house was present TO welcome
the minister behind the fOotlghtS. The
audience was divided as TO condemna
ton aud admiration. The minister
acting was looked upon as superb and
his voice was captivating. He made a
splendid Miles StandiSh and carried the
house by storm by his meritOrious work.
lie was called before the curtain and APP
plauded 70 the echo.
Since that night the gosSips Of all de-
nominations have bounced upon the
parsons eScapade rs proper prey and
have talked about him with Spiteful
persistency. The UniyerSalistS stand
by their pastor through thick and thin.
Mr. White Drpached his last sermon as
pastor Of the church Sunday. He in
tends spending the winter in Tampa,
Fla, where he has an orange grove, and
it is limited that his next venture will be
on the stage rather than in the pulpit.
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A NEW BOOZE.
Vote for him today.

The lovely Mckinley bill is working
wonders. not only in the raising OF the
priee, Of the necessaries Of life, but also
in the lowering Of the price Of tangle-
foot and the creation Of an entirely ne"
brand.
one of the latest Mckinley blessings
% come TO light since the enactment Of
the new tariff bill is the cheap suosti-
int for whiskey which it provides. Mr.
McKIvLEY's national platform called
for free whiskey; but, At the last mo-
ment. when his bill was in course OF
incarnation. he consented 70 ~Pander
N the moral sentiment" by emitting
that feature. He offered, however, a
substitute for Il, hidden away in one Of
the internal revenue sections. As every
one knows. the tax Of ninety cents 4
Gallon on whiskey and domestic brandy
is what keeps the price Of those drinks
Al ten cents a glass. Mr.. MCKINLEY
has repealed the tax on domestic grape
brandy in cases where about four parts
~ domestic wines are mixed with II.
The mixture will possess about the alco-
bolic strength Of whiskey and water
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The Clouston Case.

The case Of the State against Ward
Clouston in Wood county has ended very
much As every one supposed who under
stood the tremendous efforts that nave
been made 70 prevent an exposure oil
the facts connected with that matter.
Judge Boreman has decided that the
indictments against him could not be
tried for Various infOrmalitieS and
uuashed them on Tuesday. No one
will question Judge BOreman's integ-
ritv i'm the matter. but IL Is 10 be
regretted that the law is inadequate TO
enable the State 20 put a man ON trial
for such ofTenses and al least bring out
the facts connected Herewith, espe-
ciallv so since 10 is understood that
Clouston has been very independ-
ent about the matter, ana IN
situated that II he were pun
ished others equally guilty would
not escape investigation. The people
Of the whole state are Interested IN 4
recital Of ClOustOn's miSdeeds a. the
State Treasury has had 10 pay dearly
for his wrong doing. ClOuSton was
deputy Circuit Clerk for o. NJ. Glenn
mems. Clerk 0f he Circuit Court OF
Wood county, and by means OF iraudu-
lent certificates I'm criminal cases col
lected from the state sums ranging IN
the aggregate from SEQ 900 10 $4,000.
His populations were suspected by the
auditor. As witnesses attendance bills
with enormous fees for mileage assigned
10 ClouSton continued 10 come in regu-
larlv after each term OF court from GER
tain felony eases which the auditor sup
nosed must have long since been dis
nosed of. Acting upon his suspicious
the auditor wrote the Prosecuting At
tornev of the county about the matter
and received reply from him that III
was all right. This quoted his SuS-
nicions for a time, but the bills came In
again and again, and finally comparl-
son was made i'm the Auditors Office oil
the various assignments OF the witnesses
nm the hack OF the fee bills. and UNI
doubted forgerieS were detected. The
Ipdge of the Court was then advised oil
the discovery. and through him u was
entertained that the cases had long been
dismissed or otherwise disposed Of, aud
the certificates were fraudulent through
ont. An investigation followed IN Tue
clerks Office aud much raScality was
discovered. A determined effort seemed
IA be inside 10 hush the matter up. Clem'
mems. the clork. posed a an innO.
cent aud much abused parsonage, ana
was reelected 10 the Office with cloud
of gross rascality or shameful negiec'
OF duty hanging over him. Inc ihulcl
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though the new decoction will doubtless
excel it in intoxicating effects. 1t can
be sold for Eve cents a glass, the size Of
the ordinary beer mug, the Mckinley
doctrine OF cheapness evidently not ap-
plying to intoxicating drinks.
The Harrison administration evident
ly expects that the boon il has given
the country in this new intoxicant will
be popular, for Secretary WINDOW says
In his report:
A further reduction in revenue1 ofSi5O.
OOO may be expected under the operations
OF those provisions Of the act Of October 1.
l>s0, which authorize the fertilization OF
wines with grape brandy. free Of tax. IL
IS estimated that about 2,50O. 900 gallons of
wine will be fortified. and that about one.
ntth Of their bulk will be required in grape
orandy-sav 10000 gallons will be used
IN the process, tax on which is $4,000.
The new intoxicant has net been
named yet, but it is suggested that it be
called mckinley" or cheap and
nasty" or any other name that will re-
mind Us Of the nations benefactors now
in control Of its affairs.
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ments have now been quashed and all
parties will doubtless be satisfied. In
the meantime. however, the State loses
anywhere from $50, 900 to s3O.O Much
comment has been evoked by the case,
and il will not lessen public interest to
know that all the parties to the shame
ful Swindle belong to that highly moral
portion Of the Republican party, who
have been for years endeavoring TO get
hold OF the State Government for the
purpose Of giving the people a reform
administration.
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DIED.

LEwlS-w, dnesday. December 3lst 1870
THoN.s r. sou 90 Dr.. ID A. Lewis, ia the <stl
year his age.
Funeral sunday, January iih, a. . p. N. Ser
vice, a. Wesley NJ Z. church.
SCHREIBER-Thur morning. Januar,
lst lS4l az :. II o'clock, Mrs. SOPHIA wife u Tbs
,at- THEODORE Schneider, aged Is Years
Funeral services az her late residence, No. IL
North Front street. on sunday afternoon At tvs
o'clock. Friends Of the family are invited t
attend lniesment at Greenwood cemetery.
BAUER-Thursday morning January /, 1921
az 7.3I O'Clock, WILLIAM T.. BAUER. aged =
years and.3 mouths.
Funeral services Mt residence Of his mother
No. lS5 Sixteenth street, on saturday afternoon
al O'Clock Friends OF the family are invited
TO attend lnterment at Peninsula cemetery.
NARTlN-At Boothsyiile, W Va, Thursday
January lst. 1921, WALTER L. MARTIN. in III
s7th year Of his age.
WILLIAMSON Thursday evening: Janusr.
Isl ISL az ~ O'Clock M, Mrs. ANN WILLIAMS
in the slst year OF her age.
Funeral from her late residence in Benwood
sunday afternoon at two O'Clock. lnterment a
Mc Mech-u cemetery. Friends OF the famil
respectfully invited TO attend.
.Steubeyille Herald please copy
GARRITY-On Friday morning. January %
iSli. "a $40 O'Clock a. N. JOHN VI, son o
Thoma, and Mary Clarity. ia the seth year o
his age.
Funeral notice hereafter.
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MINSTRELS,

~ Prices. sl.0O, - and ~ cent. SAL.
seats commence, Monday, January atl. sfl
Houses music store.
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,nrr roR sENAroK. TO-DAY.

The special Senatorial election TO sup
NV the vacancy in the representation
of the First Senatorial district, caused
bv the death of senator Il. j. SMITH,
occurs to-day.
The Democrats have nominated Mr.
FRANK STEWART, Of New Cumberland
a. their candidate, aud it is an excellent
nomination in every respect. Mr.. STEW
Arr is a comparatively young man, and
while possessing the vigor Of young
man. he carries an old head on his shout
ers-and an able one.
The question 10 be decided al the polls
I'm the First Senatorial district to-day i
not a partisan political one Tor with
the overwhelming majority the Demo
erals will have in the next Legislature
rbe vote OF the senator from this dis
trict cannot influence the decision oil
political questions one way or the other
and ne will not, during bis term vote
for United states senator. The only
politleal phase Of the election Is con
aimed in the fact that it will be good
thing for the First District TO have
Democratic representative, who VIII oe
able to get the ear Of the overwhelming
Democratic majority ia the interests OF
thedistrict. That is an additional reason
why business men Of all parties with an
eve solely to the business interests oil
tb. district should vote for Mr.. FRANZ
STEWART to-day.
Mr.. STEWART is decidedly the superior
Of his opponent in point Of ability and
few men understand the needs OF ihiS
section more thoroughly. A. no poliu-
cal question is To be settled. We can see
noreason why Mr.. STEWART should not
De elected by an overwhelming ma
iority.
60 L. fn-duw
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.-IoNoEANCE and whisky says an
exchange, speaking Of the riots the
other day at BraddOck, make danger
ous combination. Not whit more
dangerous than Intelligence and whisky.
When whisky goes 70 work on humani-
IS 10 make, no mentsl distinctions, what
ever
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DAILY REGISTER DURING TUE SIS
SION

For one dollar the Daily REei,rEr Win De- sen,
70 any address postage prepaid during the com
lEe session oi thc Legislature. Cash to accom-
paay the order. Orders may d. sent az once and
the pager Wiz Del mailed now without additional
charge. The session viii be- most important
Que. aud the REGISTER IN accordance with It's
u-ual custom, VIII have complete daily tele-
rr.thl- raoarf
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-01-03

The Republicans and ProhibitioniSts
have placed their city tickets in the
field. The Democrats will hold their
suggestion meetings ON Tuesday and
their primaries on the Saturday fol-
lowing The party should turn out on
both days In force aud put good strong
men in the field That is the only way
In which We can perpetuate honest gov
ernment ia Wheeling.
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NoIE carly for STEwAnr to-day.

Tn Lord tempers the wind to the
shorn lamb. hut the Ohio Valley just
now isn't asking any such favor We
cant have it too cold on top OF this ris-
ing river.
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There are

There are
many white soaps.
each
represented to be
lust as good as the Ivory.
They are not.
but like
all counterleits,
they lack
the peculiar
and remarkable
qualities of
the genuine.
Ask for
Ivory Soap
and
insist upon having it.
lis sold everywhere.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-01-03


Senatorial election to-day.
THE killing Of about thirty or forty
soldiers and about $50 Indians was bad
closing OF the old year and a worse
ouening Of the new. And whose fault
is il but the Governments? IL has.
through its rascally agents, systematic
ally robbed aud starved It's despised red
skinned wards, tin. ignorant u they are,
they almost regard the white man as
their natural enemy What grand
sight for the departed patron saints
az freedom and equal rights 70 look
down uuou-Oue hundred and fifty
savages shot down by United states
troops. most Of the slaughter being
after there was no need for IT, Our
brave troops made no distinction as 10
sex--everything went" and Indian
women with babies in their arms were
shot ON sight a. well Is the men. IL
was a bitter-cold day when this "battle"
occurred, and afterward many Indian
babies were found besides their dead
mothers still alive. after Is hours Of ex-
posure 10 the biting weather. Mr..
President and Gentlemen OF the senate
and House Of Representatives, this
should not be. b,u q Is. This is civ
ii1ed country.
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DOR sALE-A SPLENDID NEwFoUND-
IL land Dog: four years old; thorough watch
dog; very kind to children. Apply TO No. ile
;. Front Street. JOHN GEBHARr. jiSeqdq
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-01-03

GoEAELv 10 the polls and vote for
NJ. FEANK STEWART for State senator
..F.r
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DEMOCRATIC TICREr.

Special Election Saturday, JcnuGru 90, 1891
YoR STATE SENATOR.
FRANK ". STEWART
90 Hancock County
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announcements.


To the Democratic Voters Of the City OF "neeiins;
respectfully solicit your votes for Mayor al
the Democratic primaries to be held on satuf-
day, the 10th day Of January, 1891.
daa GEO T. BOYD.
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STOCKHOLDERS MEETING
NOTICE
NOTICE

hereby warn the public not to trust my son.
Albert Crawford. on my account, as Will not
be responsible for any bills contracted by him.
iaI. JOHN CRAWFORD.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-01-03

IL noon, between Dillon's and Stanton & Dav-
exports. Black cover with sterling silver front.
contained s30 and samples. The finder will be
literally rewarded by leaving at this office.
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