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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-02-28
REVIEW or TRADE.
Sot Much Change Ia COnditidn-Bu
DulI I'm the South and Northwest.

NEw York, February 97.-E. G.. Dun
q Co.'S weekly review OF trade says:
There Is not much change In the condi-
tion Of trade, but there IS a little more
dullncSS at the South and ia the North
west. with little more stringency in
money markets and cowr'eint bout
slowncss Of collections. In general,
business is still heSitating. The larger
cause is undoubtedly the partlal loss OF
crops. which has left great many
farmers without means for the usual
purchases. At Philadelphia there are
tolerably good collections in clothing
and dry goods. but poor in jewelry, and
extremely poor In paints.
At Chicago there Is some decrease in
receipts OF nearly all products except
cured meats and wool. and n j. noted
that the warm weather and low prices
keen down shipments OF boots and shoes
to the country. At Cleveland trade is
fairly good, but brisk in hardware and
manufactured iron, and the strike
strengthens pig and manufactured iron
at Pittsburg.
The glass trade is fair at Pttsburg
and light in Philadelphia. In general
at eastern cities a marked decrease in
building has caused dullneSs in the mar
kets for all materials. This is in part
the cause Of therecent slough in the iron
business. though the coke strike has
now produced more inquiry for pig iron
and for nearly all products Of iron and
steel Steel rails do not move because
buyers doubt the permanence OF tine
combination. Coal is dull. No change
Is observed in the minor metals.
The price OF wheat has not advanced,
western receipts continuing heavy while
exports are light: but corn has risen
21,c. and oats l@ic,
The business failures during the last
: days number 300. a against 297 last
week. and 3Ol same week last year.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-02-28
ADJUSTMENTS.


The New York Tribmc says. eft was
pleasant 10 observe 40 Chickcring Han
that there were 80 many lovers oi Scotch
music To welcome him and his choir
They are So well equipped a, 10 make
The world note. icel and enjoy The char
acteristics of scottish melody. The
music and the choir's manner oi per-
formancc are calculated 20 recall DR.
Norman Macirod's characterization oi
he music Of Scotland: \ honny las>ir
with her plaid. reclining in some pa>io-
raj glen among the nraes OF Narrow. and
waking the sleep that Is among The lone
ly hfils with some tale Of love, domestic
sorrow. or of .1he flowers of the forest
a. we'd ava.
The lovers OF Scottish mr'odio, .n
Wheeling and vicinity viii have "a r"n
treat in the Opera House. Monday"ye'.
ing. March the 3D. Proceeds. after eN.
pcrsc.. for the West Virginia Home Ton
Aged and FrcndlcS- Women.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-02-28
LIEBREIcu's CURE.


BERLis. February Professor 3
/ breich yesterday evening. at ihr mc.f.
Ing OF the Bcrlin Medical Society. lf
which he. described bis uew me.lDl of
treating tuberculosis by inier'0l- a1-
/ der the skin of % solution of rantlar.Ia..
/ OF potash. already referred t0 in ye..
terday's dispat' hes, dwclt on .ne fa.
that there was no pain or subsidiary
disturbing effect. and shat tbc .mproN
monts was remarkable and rapid. Llrr,
doses, said the Professor. irrtltcd fHr
kidneys slightly but not a'amiug.g
Dr. hermann, upon the same occasion.
spoke in praise of the harmic>, uafur.
of the new remedy. saying tlai ils
effects were easily borne by the patient.
who had been subjected t0 JOS iu1u-
cncc.
Or. Fraenkei also spoke zoo thr meet.
ing, and referred to the nrw remsft'.
effect He said that 10 had b.onuoru.
that th" baciIl were thinner ard ir
crcasing iu number after an in'.rtnr.
I)r. Gut.raun described tshcfruin.
sis. which was accompanied uj fnftH.
nation of tho eyes. and which was l4is
bly, improving under the nDw rcrirI,.
Finally Prof Li"Oreich. replying fn
the criticism, which have b..n m4dr
o statcmen, Boz which Dee said that ifw..
not specific against tuberculosis. HHf
hc claimed chat h acted up1uaIIt tnedi-
'a,ed TISSUES having reduced power .I
resistance uy producing -rr.ou- trW.Y.
iail0a
The Professor detailed the prr>.ru
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-02-28
Nils. susan nickinson', Denial.

WuKE~BARRE, "a. February 21.-
Miss Susan +. Dickinson has given the
following statement to the press con
cerning Anna Dickinson; My sister
has been suffering greatly from inSom-
mia FOR the past few weeks, and was OF
course. much run down physically IN
consequence. Wednesday She left home
bv advice Of her physician. for change
of air and entire rest from absorbing
labor. which has been for some time en-
crossing her. She intends to return
home as soon as the spring is advanced
sufficiently to render il advisable. All
reuortS additional or contradictory
which may have been made are Sensa-
innul md nnfnnnded.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-02-28
.Gyr>y nAnoN" ro-Nicmr.

Sander Blrlnkay. the Gypsy Baron
I'm be,plngled and picturesque costume
his gaily raparIsoncd Au>tria-llmng4f-
ian hussars and gypsy regiment wili
aopoar at the Opera House tni- even
lng. lie and bis gallant lieutenant. o'-
long 10 Cour.cd', Comic Opera Com
panv. which will furnish the entertain
ment al the Opera House.
Tbi. company. directed by M Heinz
rich Cour.cd. numbers sixty worthy
song birds and songstef- who have ,e-
cured a large measure Of success, every
where thi, season. u is combination
OF singers possessing iudiyldua. and
collective strength and e>cept.ona' tai
cnt. The principals include Miss I.'a
Sa.by. Bctt.na Pedc.'ord, Clara Layiut
France. R9u-seau. Ida rIlhu2h. Joai
i. Rafael Ferris Hartman anl Charlie
i. Lang
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-02-28
ANOTHER SCANDAL
THAT THREATENS TO CONE BEFORE rHs
BRlIISB PUBLIC.
Ihslrillibu5 Authority Vested ia the OGeaseiGs
Cantntgs aad OKhri Universities HOY lu-
nocen' Girls We're Made 10 Suffer lnBr--
cement Wlihclt Jury or Eylsr,s.

LoNpoN. February 27 The ease of
girl OF II who escaped from the Cam.
bridge spinning" house. whore ,as
had been sentenced 10 a week. im-
prisonment. has drawn attention o. One
monstrous anachronism of the Cam
bridge and oxford University authori-
ties privileges Of trying aud imprisouing
women suspectedo intrigues with stud
ents The girl in question escaped from
the spinning house and raised cianor
when she was arrested again. Tic
local Liberals took up the grievance ami
proved thar in number of instances
women OF unstained character had been
arrested, 40 Windy Proctor.. u.eJ
privately with mo- jury. no sworn ,.i-
dense and no defence being allowed.
convicted and sent 90 the spinning
house.
MesSrs Laboucberc and Fitzgerald
and other members pf the House ol
Commons have determ'Qed to aci,atr
the matter in Parliament.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-02-28
The Prince Wa. The More sensible.

LoNDoX. February 2s.-A social sen
sation has been caused by reports OF o.
verbal fracas between the Queen and
the Prince Of Wales az Portsmouth yes
terday. Before going 10 the laEnch the
Prince OF Wales heard through the For
eign Office, alarming accounts oi the
position Of ex-Emprcss FredericSa. IN
Paris. Tie decided 20 20 20 bring her
away. believing that his persona popu-
larity would prevent the threatened
demonstration, and he wired the Queen
l.s Intention. Oh arriyIlg lt Tie docA
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-02-28
rrorhlc on the Rio Grande.

KANSAS CITY. Mo. February p.
Chief Arthur, Of the brotherhood OF
Locomotive Engineers, passed through
here to-day on his way to Denver being
called there by the Grievance Committee
Of the engineers Of the Rio Grande and
Western Railway. When asked regard
ing the nature Of his visit west, Mr..
Arthur said: a cannot tell Just what
the grievances OF the engineers OF the
Rio Grande and Western are, but am
told that they want new schedule oil
wages. I have heard no complaints
from them and cannot authorltatlvely y
say iust what the trouble IS. The cal
ia Denver was unexpected.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-02-28

BAEHE. VI, February "a "'sc
landslide occurred here yesterday on -ne
land occupied by the Goddard se"h-
ary.
Thousands Of tons oi stones, ifees
and earth swept down upon th" dwell
ing, clustered about the seminary 'Ae
many houses were badly damaged.
william McDonald's residence was
moved II feet from iis foundation 5nd
the cellar was filled with debris IL.
lower story OF Martin Reilly tene'n'l'
house was almost entirely "fceN''.
People living at distance u io niles
and more heard the noise Of ihe '.'1' ~ "
n, distant thunder. ard distinctly i''
"a. trembling of the earth.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-02-28

WA>uINcToN, ID. c., February 70
The shipping bill, as passed 10y the
Uou>c. is radically different from the
measure sent 20 that body by the Sen
ate Ii merely authorizes the PoStmas-
,er-Geners 20 enter into such a contract
for not less than five nor more than ten
wears with American citizens for carry
ING mails on American steamships
between the United States ports,
foreign ports. the Dominion
.of Canada cxcefted, a will
subserve and promote the postal and
and commercial interests Of the United
states. tine mail service to be eQuitably
distrfbutcd among the Atlantic, NeNi-
cau. Gultaud Pacific ports. The vessels
contracted with must be OF American
bund. and oiicered by an American
.frfrnrs
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-02-28

AvuER.rRuKG. ONT.. February 81
Several captains who sail American
boats have. it is said. started a commit
tee from here and are taking an active
interest in politics OF Canada. They
are accused OF intimidating young mar
iners 20 sacrifice their franchises much
10 the disgust Of old settlers. The mat
tor has been brought 10 the attention
oftLe United states Consul here.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-02-28
rvre Founders Consolidate.

CmcAco. February 27.-After nego-
tiating a year or more the big type
founders OF the country have about
effected a consolidation Of their inter,
ests. The capital involved is reported
At ii. o00. 900. The principal organizers
are Edward +. c. Young President oil
First National Bank OF Jersey City, and
charles DeHart Brewer, prominent
New York lawyer. Mutual interests
and the prevention Of price cutting are
,Lo raaSons for the consolidation.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-02-28
Knrned hy Hot Metal.

PorrSrowN. PA. February 2'.-An
.exploslon OF gas took place at the Potts
town Iron CompamyS steel works thiS
afternoon. Several tons oI not metal
flowed from the converter in which ii
was kept before it is turhed into the
molds. and fell in regular shower over
m. man, painfully burning some fifteen
.of them. George Townler and ChaS.
Warner were burned in terrible man
ner Their condition is serious. The
condition OF others who were burned Is
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-02-28

BEEflN. February 24.--A sense of
grcatrclicf was experienced here when 10
vas announced that the ex-EmprcS- had
left Paris in safety. The substance Of
the newspaper comment is that il vii
be- long time before Tho experiment
is repeated. or Germany again
exposes herself To the suspicion of try
ing 10 make friendship cheap. and That
the next advance must emanate from
the other side Of the Rhine.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-02-28
Rostnn Wool MarIset.

BosroN, Mass. February 27.-Wool mar
kei firm: Ohio Y 3la32c: y y 33a34c; No. ]
37a8Sc: Michigan Y 29a30c; No. 'sic
Ohio delaine 36a31c; Michigan delaine S5a
35iSc: No. combing firm at 40a42c; Ter
ritory steady at d0a65c clean for fine 5Sa
tOc for fine medium, and 55a56c for medi-
um. Texas California and Oregon, quiet.
Pulled woods, active. Supers %ai5c.
Foreign woods firm.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-02-28
merberl HAD NothIng To DO WIN It.

PARIS. February 27.-It is >om'-ci'lc-
tally announced THAT NJ. Herbert, the
French Ambassador 40 Berlin, had mo-
information that Empress freder c ka
intended 10 visit Paris before Ter de-
parture for this city. The government,
il j. also Semi-oficialiy announced. did
not attempt to influence French artists
70 exhibit AZ Berlin.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-02-28
,,Iich,Inr weather in Louisiana.

NEW ORLEANS, February 27.-thc,
1gm,s. Dcmorrai'> Clinton, La, special
saws. At t. O'Clock this morning the
thermometer stood at thirty-six de-
grees ice formed and the ground was
frozen. Many of the fruit trees were
in bloom and will doubtless be oadl J
damaged. Clear and cold tonight, with
the prospect of another frost.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-02-28
r,npcror vnliam.. Answer.

BERLIN. February Tile iustruc-
tions in regard to passports n Al>acc-
Lorraine are universally regarded aS
Emperor Williams answer to the dcci-
sion Of the French artists. because only
two days ago Prince Won iIohenlohe. ih
a speech, held out hopes that the pass
port restrictions would be further mod
iGnd
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-02-28
The Pi,tsburs End

Plrr,guRG. PA, February 21.-The
mysterious Chnamau is still at the Du-
oue>ne Hotel. He has not been out Of
tho house since he came. He says he is
awaiting the coming Of Count Mitkie-
witt. who will be here tomorrow or
Sunday. he has been all day in con
sultatiou with VI. f. Il. Miller, and Mr..
Smith. but refuses TO say anything re-
gardng his business.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-02-28
New Postmasters.

S1e-ri Telegram 10 ~ hsgls'sf.
WAsuNGroN, -. c.. February @'--
PostmaSterS were appointed to-day as
.ollows. G.. Rogers, vice ;. Cooper, re-
si.red Hanging Rock, Hampshire
county: B. W. Fisher. vice W. NJ. class
cork. resigned. KerenS, Eandoip pl
county: W. W. Anderson, vice +. r.
Anderson. resigned, Vaudeville, Hardy
.fOuufv
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-02-28
The Dry Goods Trade.

NEW YoRK, February 25.-The trade in
dry goods developed no new features at
first hands. Demands continued moderate
as whole. buyers placing few orders Tor
distant delivery Most Of the business do
inc is for near wants. The market. how
ever. is steady and in good shape.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-02-28

,ltTI, I,'-1-re .a h.Qsfsr
CHARLESTON. February Tie Cox
ernor returned to tae House ,o-d9y with
hi, approra. tte following Senate bills:
Io provide Tor tte appointment OF "a
Bank Examiner. to 3nsuaiiy examine
and report thc condition of al. banks
other than National banks. the EXam-
iucr to receive au annual salary of 500
and fec of SIS from each bank exam
ined. The examination % be made be-
tween Apr. lst aud September 30 OF
each year
Empowering tlee ,choo. district oi
West Jniou % borrow money to COM
p.rte school building aud issue bonds
ior the payment of the same.
For the preservation oi fish in tine
South Branch of tlc Potomac ana else
where.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-02-28
,,a,., Rrrned and Lie Lost.

PtAlNrlEIp, y. j., February .
primrose's Hotel. situated on top OF the
Watching Mountain. was burned yes
terday. Ralph Decker was found in
the ruins burned 10 crisp. The family
~ the landlord barely escaped with
their lives.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-02-28

S.s-iF f-'r'ra 10 ttt Register
CHARLESTON, w. Va February 81
An enthusiastic member OF the House
has taken thc pains to >ee each member
of tle Leg stature aud ask him as Co his
iJcJ ot hHw great au appropriation
should be made for the Worlds Fair.
The amounts vary from nothing up TO
>iu0, 600, and would average between
$4,000 and ~sO.uuD. There are some
tew members who oppose any appropri-
ar.on 81, a'i. ava just whore the limit on
the appropriation Wil' 0e placed is DIM
...f'r rl -fE
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-02-28
.n- -.nAL, wv Amr.

AdamsN Aikcn- Co. made q great biz
lrst night. at the Grand. ia their crazy
30, pautomime. The pcriormanr" "l-
FAR ahead ~ the first night and iH"
company met with perfect ovation
There wiU boz grand matinee ini,
afternoon, when Mr.. y. e. Adams VIII
appear as llumpty Dumpty. an4 ihr
house +, sure % Dee crowded "iil
ladies aud children.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-02-28
,rre.,cd for Embe1rIement.

LITTLE. Rock, ARR, February FL
Ex-Treasurer Woodruff was arrested to-
dav The specific charge against him
* emhezz!ement. Hes once gave bond
in $1,000. His trial will come up at
tbc March term Of the circuit court.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-02-28

y Nscil. i-.tr,r f1 tt- R,G.s'sr.
CuAEIF>roN. w. VA. February &C.
This evening Delecatc Garden moved 90
take recess until 1880. and gave as hiS
reason for SD doing that there We're O.
number OF Senate b.iiS on the calendar
rhrt might bc considered. COL White
said he hoped the motion would not pre-
Vail. because Judge Ferguson and him-
self were worn out and tired from
their very artuous labors % the day.
Mr. Garden .ohugly remarked taat
the House could hold session without
them. This did nos please Coll White,
nor strike him as Joke. He went %
Garden and told him he felt rather hurt
over ir Nr Garden then further re-
marked .cs,'ug'y that ~ Col White SO
desired he would move that Judge Fer
guson and Co. White te made quorum
to transact the business of the House.
This was received uo better than tine
frs. and SD the conversation ended.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-02-28
A Keported APPOINTMENT.

WASnINGro&sFebruary 27.- 1t was
reported here to-day that the President
has accepted the resignation Of United
States Treasurer Huston, and appointed
j. A. Lemik. cx-State Treasurer of In
diana. Cp'to midnight no confirmation
or denial could be secured from the
President or Mr.. Huston.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-02-28
Foster Had to he Identified

WAsuN0roN. d. c., February -
After leaving the Cabinet meeting to-
day Secretary Foster was denied ad-
mittance to the Treasury Department
until after newspaper man had iden-
tilted him.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-02-28
EcnnhlIcan League MeetlOg.

Nrw YORK. February 91.-President
1obn NJ. Thurstou, OF the Republican
Isacue OF the United Stptes, will to-
morrow issue 4 call for its fourth an
nuol convention TO he held at Cincinnati,
heginniny at noon. April 81, 1891.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-02-28
s.nntn Cnnfirmntions.

WASHINGTON. d. c., February 2'.-
The Senate confirmed the following to-
day.
Henry W. Blair, Of New Hampshire
Envoy Extraordinary and minister
Pieu,poteu,iary To to China. IrnA'on
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-02-28
we.t virgInIans at wa.hIngton.
Special ys,>carn to tAe Register.

WAsHINGroN, D. c., February 27.-
Judge Jackson, of the L. 5. Court OF
West Virginia, and Col. Dellicker, clerk
of the Court, were in the city to-day.
They returned 10 ParkerSburs tonight.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-02-28
senator Hearst,s Condition.

WASHINGTON, February 9T.-A 1880
this morning Senator Hearst was report
ed to be resting comfortably. At that
time ne was asleep. DR.. Ward, his ply
stefan, had retired for the night.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-02-28

Sus-1. I.sGrun = ''f he9i..''-
NEh~BrEG. w. Va February ga
R. II. Lowuies E,q- ieft thi> morning
for Cd "trip through Continental Europe
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-02-28

opinions To- the Legislature. The bill
apport.oning the new endowment for
agricultural colleges passed the house
to-day, was read in the senate and made
o special order Tor Monday.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1891-10-12

- c."resp'nd. Of tho New
York tribune. writing about Holland,
ssy.: "You cross . ssilr"ad track,
and casting glance slo' z the ion
path. . woman ~avi"g . white sies, u
Dag. caches your Eye. She Is the
watch woman ut the crossing O."
every railroad IL Holland thu. p...,,i n
l. filled by = woman, AMI railroad
officials have assured mr. that 10 ace,.
dent has ever hs~n caused ny watch
womxn's carel~-sness. Thew never yet
drunk" They receive twenty puld-n
eight d"lla's) pr, mouth. about halt
what would br paid to man ford ding
the same work.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1891-10-12
ECONOMY AND BOARDING.
Two DiR.rsnt Things, bat Often Con.
sjdered tn. NAu,p.

Two DiRrsnt Things, bat Often Con.
sjdered tn. NAusp.
"Ero"omy aud boarding are two
widely dlffer~n, things, although the
one Is tho Often mistaken for the
other. The true law If lite Il to 70.
ce'v-, to use, I" pass on." Thus ssys
. helpful article. 1t is wisdom to
make provision for the future. Fos
the i"provident AMI shlf,lcss l have
small respect 1t Is not of this l
speak. but Of VIVA, 10 useless to i,s
p''ssessor that,t might do another good
service. says . writer in Good House.
keeping.
Do not ill earret and closets with
cast of clothing, broken furniture.
old b."ks, -tc. This il waste, aud
sdd> thu burden of caring tor useless
things. Give Your poor n~ighbor
Your gowns and wraps that ". ont Of
style IN fabric aud IA, hon. When
the day for making over oom~.. if i,
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1891-10-12
no Y0U WANT 70 SAVE FROM
Is to 50 Cents on Every Dollar
You Spend?

II 20. write for our Illustrated Catalcere, cor.
ts'nisg illustrations and prices Of every thing man.
ufsctured In the United States. At manuf .cturera
price, loroO illustrations. all lines represented
CATALOGUE mailed free Un application.
Adds~ss.
CHICAGO GENERAL SUPPLY co..
DAIlyi l7s west vss Barren st., Chicago, III.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1891-10-12

The Bo,s~ >tst-smsn 10 begin
ming TO w'rrv with the qu-ssion ~ h.,
will b. done with oil tho lsbor~ss
eompei.inR the new population after
ths vi. t-r seis in?" TITO TINES car
tell it hnw 1t least 20 ar 30 nigh, he
sdvsntagr"us;y employed: 10, tn
Ps"it-",'asv quarry j b be -"drh, and
give fs~e aid independent lsbos-ss y
chance TO quarry and dress building
Stvn.. for next SEASON.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1891-10-12
1Hpx's D.s.yMlrr.

New RI WEEKLY
Daus ht-s- Oh, papa, I've Just got
tn. most lovely } sch,,ng costume y,,u
. .~r SAW.
Pspa (husil, Jim glad you like
i.
Ds"2h'er-lt. inst TO sweet Er
am thu &. Now III w n-ed -
y yacht.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1891-10-12
Kn"wisx the I RIP In Advaace.

Kn"wis9 the r.p In Advasce.
BRsdstrset's.l
TIE Philadelphia Press saws ed,to.
rally that "the wheat cs'p !. now
v.n+ rally accepted - 1t least $50,
W'O.O0O aud pr'hahjy 6OU.VOU.UOU
hush. Is. Cna first estimate If this
character appeared IN THE Press 81
July IL. 1891. IN our 6"~,. ci.l
o..lumn, a'.d ~ss from one ~ f,u.
We. 10 earlier than like ~s,imat Z
else ~ here now universally .cr~p,. d.
Il wss. in SHIRT. whm, Brads,,~ re-; =
would Call = 'lucky guess" Q.ite
true.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1891-10-12
Promlsa"rv Nwse-Cr~disur-Huresy

Pr0mlsanrv -Cvedtour-Nurety.
A creditor does not lose his sixi.t
to holt tn. sur ty on . pro,n,sso,y
n"'e by inact,on ar pas.iv~"ess ~x-
c.p, il case. VII, r. the surety has
taken such steps ~ to c. mpel the
creditor 10 proceed or LOSE hts claim,
according to the d-cisio" of the Su.
I,reu,e ("u,t If Indiana in the case IT
Barnes 70 NUwrv.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1891-10-12
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you 20 away every morning without
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