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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-07-15

ipenn aud in iebr fanfter @eiie erbislt.
baB or eeben fonne.
Gin ipirtlib S9ulbiser iuiiroe, se
itaBt auf bic gntibeiouns oes @eridts.
iih basesen auf9elebnt baben, aber
&obert Yoper unterlieb bies. @r mar
gu iebr perlebt in ieinen @efiiblen, nm
mebr gu tbun, als i6meiseno uno nit
Yera6tuns gu leiben. Sfenbar mar
ibm Semano feinOlid selinnt uno batte
oieien Strei6 9egen ibn sefiibrt, bapon
mar er iiberseust, oenn feline 9lntld9e.
rim fonnte teinen @runb CUR Seino-
idaft 9esen ibn baben. sic mar aud
ni6t cine iener ilnsliidli6en, bpiteri.
iden perionen, nel6e Sinnestdui6un-
gen unterworien lino. &obert mar
iiberseuat. oaB lie nur elm Wert;eug
9eipeien mar. 9lber per tonnte ieir
sebeimer Geinb iein9
Ser junse 9lrst nabm feline 3erlt6r,
ten Soffnungen nit Ii6 mad Sano-
bant, mo er einen Snfel bon miitter=
li6er Seite, ieinen einSioen, lebenben
8ermanbten bate. Sieier tpeni9itens
wanbte iih nidt BON &obert ab, er
fanb cine bersli,9e Mufnabme uno mas
nod beHer mar, einen uneri9iiiterli6en
@lauben an ieine llnI9ulo.
Damn trat an ben jun9en 9lrst bic
Sraee beran: ,Was nun?" Sie dr5t-
li6e 2aufbabn mar ibm beri6loiien.
Milter 9earipn. iein Snfel, mar elm
8el6ditsmann BON mdBigem 8erm0=
gen, Der ii6 bonn @eiddft Suriidee3o=
gen bate, aber als Mann BON tabel-
loiem &uf einisen ginfluB in Der
Stabt beiaB, uno 10 fam es, baB &os
bert in cine gerabe offene Stelle bel
Der Yolisei in Sanobanf einriidte.
Oils Miiter YearlDn itarb, mas por
bem @inbru9 bel Sinssforb eintrat,
mar Der friibere 9lrst INNER nod Elm
einfader S9ubmann, Der feline Pfli6a
ten piinttlib, aber NIT @leidsiltisteit
erfiillte uno iib pergebens bemiibte, Die
@r9angenbeit su per9eiien, babel aber
bod oariiber glildli6 mar, oaB in oie-
fem tleinen Stdbtden an Der See Ieine
8erean9enbeit gang unbetannt mar,
| uno bab er fir Die @enisen, bic iid
etwa genauer mad ibm ertunoi9ten,
ni9ts anberes mar, ols Der Heffe bes
| alten YearIpn.
Sas Stiid bon beLt Sriefe, bas CT
am Mor9en na6 bem Moro in Der
Samiltonitrabe sefunOen bate, rib ie.
bod aGe ieine alien Wunoen pieoer
auf; bic 8ersangenbeit mabnte i'm nit
| itarfer uno grauiamer Stimme unb
cine unbeltimmte lleber;euauns be.
| feitigte ii6 in ibm, oaB feline eigene
8er9aneenbeit uno Die Der ermoroeten
llnbefannten burh cine perboreene
Sette nit einanoer nerbunben waren.
Gin pirrer Strpm BON Yermutbuneen
iiberHutbete i'm, er permo6te li6 abcs
ni6t su erfldren, mas er nur unbe'
itinmt iiiblte.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-07-15

rSier miro es glrbeit fir Die Setec.
tips eeben," hattie Der Snipectpr 6abp
geiast unb babel sfedt sebabt. Gs par
ni6t wa6ribeinlitb. bab cine 10 mif,tige
Sa6e, pie oieies eebeimniBpolle Ser.
bre6en. Den Ihipafen 9rdften Der
ifdbtii9en poliSei iiberlalIen bleiben
lperoe.
Siele berfiiete mobl iiber eini9e
2eute, tuel6e sumeilen in biir9erlihen
Gleioern ausein9en, I'M li6 in's 8es
orlnge su miihen, betruntene Boots
leute uno Slider su notiren, unee.
f6ifte SaidIenoicbe uno anoere NtiRe'
tbater abSufanaen, aber es iuaren feline
Setectips. rpelde oarauf einsciibt ma.
rem, osm Serbre6en auf 9ebeimen
Wcaen nabsuipiiren.
Gs mar besbalb notbmenbig, Ii6 mad
2onoon su penoen, uno in Scotlano
Oarb, Dem Sauptauartier Der 2onopner
eebeimen Yolisei, tpurbe Serfiieuna ge.
troffen. I'M einen ibarfIinni9eH uno
erfabrenen Seamten sur 9luftldruns
bes @eheimnilIes absuienoen.
@s 1T iiberfliiiIie, su erfldren. bab
meniee Stunben geniiaten. Inn bas
GreigniB in Der SamiltoRitraBe nidt
nur in Sanobant, ionbern au6 i'm
aonsen Sbniereib betannt su MAIDEN.
Sn SanObant mar Die slufresuns I'm.
gebeuer.
Oieies betiebte unb betannte Seebao
bebarf fciner Sei6reibuna. 9lu6 per
es nidt beiuf)t bat, biirfte BON ieiner
blauen See, Icinen Slipper uno Sanb=
bergen uno Der reinen 9uft, Die bort
berri1t, oe65rt babsn. SIM Spmmer
finoet iitb cine gltenoe bon beiteren
MiBioodnoern aller 9lrt in Dem Srte
suiammen. 9lls bas GreieniB in Der
SamiltpnltraBe eintrat, mar Die Staot
| i6on leer llno Itill eeluorben, Die Saiion
mar poriiber, ilnb Der frplti9e Sctobe
bate Die flii6tise Grembenbeo0lterunr
| fortoetrieben.
9lber Die anidiii9en @inipobner iparen
suriideeblieben uno auBerbem nod elm
Stamm ppn reipeftablen Saoeoditen.
, pelhe Sanobanf pdbreno Der 3eit bes
toniten 8eorGn9es mieoen. iebt aber
feline @oraiige su iddben muBten. 9lud
auf alle bieie madte bds Sraueripiel
in Der 8illa Iob &op ielbItperfdnolid
lebbaften Ginoruf.
Sergeant Bonner mar insnii6en uit=
ermiiolit tbdtis. Snipector 8aoo,
ipetsber ben traurieen Sail 10 balo als
m6alid auffldren moate, lieb ieinem
unteraebenen Seamten freie Sano. Gr
iollte lid oons Der Sabe ipibmen, alles
ermitteln. mas nur i'm 8erineiien bon
@ertb iein tonnte uno iiberbaupt be-
peiien. baB Die polisei bon Sanobant
ibr @ei6lit 10 gut peritebe. als iraeno
Semano. 9tobert powers 9lnIeben
mar bel Dem SnipeetOr iebr raid se'
itiGen.
sergeant Yc,per tpibmete iib eifria
ieiner glufgabe. 3undblt waren sipei
| Sin9e feisuitellen. eritens Die @er9an=
aenbtit Der Grmproeten, uno speitens
bic 9e6cimniBpole 6rembe. Ser leB=
iere 9untt, mel9er am ipi6tiaiten
ihien, nabm suerit feline @uimertam'
lett in glnlprli9.
| 9ie Yerion, ipelhe bic Silla Rob
! Rop beIildt bate. muBte bod ir9tnowr
cnaetommen iein. lie muBte oI wenu
4 Eh niht ettpa Die gSunoer II.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-07-15
eetu. slatbemweb'n
Bon Ronrao NteS.

glhtenfloden iilbertusib
Dur1 Den Ibeno fliegen =
Romm. uno laB, mein 2ieb, Sid Lett
Sn ben Sdlummer ipiesenl
Romm, o tomm, Der Sag serinnt
llnb Der 2ens muB ideioen;
WaienmGr1en rauidt Der g8ino
ginmal nod uns Seioen.
BeiBt Su nod. tpie ba3umal,
als bic &oien bliibten,
llnb i'm Sommerabenoltrab :
Dalo uno Meer ersliibten?
WeiBt Ou nod, tpie Nireniang
8ob's our6 6lutbseltiebe,
llnb in uniren SerSen rang
Wilo Der Sturm Der 2iebe. ~
Das nit wonnebeiBem Web
lns in Vann 9ei6lagen,
Wie es fam 10 wetterdb? -
GaB, laB oas &Iasen!
RGtbIelountlc S6idlalsmadt
Sano uns @uni6 uno Wollen;
Do6 mir baben's fed perlaht,
Start in SrOB uno Grollen.
Ranaen uns gum Sieg emppr
aus Der Sranoun9 Soien.
Bis perballt Der 9liren6or
nno perpcbt bic &oien.
Sebnenmiib bas Ser3 nun ruht,
Riibl uno i6lummertrurtsn-
Sturmlos fliebt oes 2ebens Slutb,
Grin oas Slid periunten.
esiie iireidt Die i6sue Sanb
Dur6 peritaubte 2oden =
eeis in's abenoitille 2ano
Rieieln Sliitbcnloden.
RinberiiiB mad beiBem Streit
Sbaut's auf uns bernieber.
S6laf nur, i6lai! Sie Roien;eit
Re9rt uns nimmer pieoer!
Rur i'm Sraum nod tpinft Elm Strabl
Bon periunt'nen Sonnen .....
S6laf nur, i6laf!.. IS mar einmal. =
8ieaos it's Serronnen. =
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-07-15
s Dhere 0u n Il.

Sas @urtseprdns 1T oftmals 9unit
llno Sbaa uno Wino au nennen;
Das bilft aud ale &eoetunf,
Wenn mir nidt ibweisen t0nneng!
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-07-15


Ger9cont 9omer ipra6 nit inoe.
tp0bnli9er @rreeun9 uno Gnergie.
Gem Snipector muBten Die por;isliben
@igen 6ufteu auifallen, wel6e Iif 10
rnermartet in ieinem llnter9ebenelr ent.
iuidelt batten. Sn @irtli0teit pubt,
ma I'm Sanobant iebr penig ppn
&obert Yoper; er ipor Der jiineite Ser=
geant, ba er erit iieben uno slpansia
Sabre oft mar, unb nabrideinlih eab
es feinen i!inseren 8eamten ieines
&an9es in Ger sansen YrppinS. Seine
8eForoeruns mar ni6t in SOlse lansen
9ienites erlol9t, = er mar erit brei
ober bier Sabre i'm Sienit selpeien, als
er beforbert wuroe =, ionoern burd)
einen siiniisen 3ufaa peranlabt
tporben.
Gtpa elm Sabr Dor bem Mtorb in
Der Rob 9ob 8illa batten einise Der.
ipeaene 8erbre1sr 6anobant gum
@dauplab ibrer unansenebmen Sbd.
tiateit aemd9lt. Sn elmer i60nsn Yil0
tpobnte elm aneeiebener Mann, @nort
Ssinasioro, Der Jrieoensridter uno eiu
MaIln BON srobem Reibtbum mar,
Sebermann puBte, bab oas SauS eint
grobe Mense toitbares Silberseug enta
bielt. Yower mar nun in elmer Ytad
sufalia in Der gta6bari6aft BON Sings
foros Saus aui gDade. Sin 300
fuhr auf Der See an ibm ppriiber
Sas mar in jener 8esenb 3war ourd'
ans nihts llnselp0bnli6es, aber ieil
iharies gluse bemertte, oab Die beioet
Sgidnner, melbe in bem Boot iaben
beim 8oriiberiabren ibre @eli9ter 81
perbergen iu6teu.
Sutort erma6te iein 8erba6t. 81
fannte bic Oertli6teit pobl uno puBte
bab pon allen rei6en @obnbauiern il
bieier @eseno oas BON GingsIoro jeoen
falls am meifen Die 6ier Der @erbre
der su errcsen seeisnet mar. Gin &c
pObnliher SdJubmann bate es bel
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1892-05-26

Prfc" 3 Ios bottle, or sic bottles for
~. Al drHDGisis haze 70 or ea,I gee 10
Io' Do"' or 81 teRt Do seni 20 any adj
drcss ora receipt o|prieo by TIE proprts-
t'rs.
Or. 3. J. KENDALL CO.,
Enosburph Falis. Vermont
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1892-05-26
OFFICE BOARD PUBLIC WORKS,
CHARLESTON w. VA,
May 9Th 1902

4
CHAKLE5ToN w. VA,
May 9th, 1892.
Notice is hereby given that the
Board Of Public Works of the State
Of West Virginia will be in session.
as u Board Of Equalization, at
Charleston, West Virginia. on
Tuesday, May oath, 1892, and from
day to day or time to time from and
and after that date until Saturday,
June 4th, 1892, for the purpose Of
correcting and equalizing The aver
age values Of real estate between
counties and assessment districts As
assessed under chapter 80, Acts Of
1891, aud for the purpose Of hear
ing al such evidence relative
thereto as may be presented 10
them.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1892-05-26
DECORATION DAY AT GRAFTON

The b. &. o. r. r. announces
special trains in addition 10 rcgpIa,
train service and the sale Of round
trip ti,kcIs at greatly reduced rates
to Grafton from Parlersburo
" wheeling, Morgantown, Kcyscr
and all intermediate stations for
Decoration Day, Nav Both. Tick.
e s sold at the reduced rates will be
valid Tor passage going on MAY 2g,b
and both, and will be- GOOD for
return journey until Mav 3fst
inclusive. on al regular trains
scheduled TO stop no stations where
tickets were purchased. The day
VIII be q gala occasion. aud cye,v
accommodation will De offered by
the railroad company for tbc con.
ycnience and comfort u passengers
IN The grand protection viii he ton
brass bands, the Rowlcsbur9 Mui.
tarY. Aor21ntOwu Cadets with ar
tllcry and 500 g.. a. r. Veterans
Hon. r -. johnson will be Tie
orator n The day. Speeches will bc
made by other distinguished gentle.
men. Iu the afternoon there will
"" fvn trJtliug races at The fare
grounds.
For rates and iIme 81 spcc,ql
train consult appended table. FOR
time Of regular trains see schedule
published elsewhere iu this p3pcr.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1892-05-26

Cnts. o. SCuLf,
GcBl Pass. Agent.
b & o. X. r.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1892-05-26
DIRECT ROUTE WEST.

The Ohio & Mississippi Railway
Is the only road running directly
West to the Mississippi River. 1t
Is the short line between Cincinnati
and St. Louis T; the latter being the
principal gateway TO ull the western
country.
In accepting with it's importance as
u through route TO the West, this
line runs all of its trains through
solid to st. Louis. No waiting at
intermediate points to be c0nsoll
dated" with atrain from somewhere
else.
No transferring of baggage or of
passengers who travel in the day
coach.
No transferring Of anything, in
fact, as everything goes" through
without change.
The equipment IN use on the o.
Il IL. is of the best.
All cars are vestibule1-the bag.
gage car and day coaches rs we'll as
the sleepcrs, which are of the latest
Pullman pattern. A special feature
Of the fast day train which makes
the run each way between Cincin-
natl and St. Louis IN less than ten
hours, is the elegant Pullman Buff.
fet Parlor Car.
Thus equipped the perfection of
railway travel seems to have been
attained.
The 0. & NJ. is also the leading
route to Louisville, running three
daily trains and connecting with
direct lines for Memphis, New
Orleans, etc.
Passengers for any point West,
Northwest or Southwest should
procure tickets via. the Ohio &
Mississippi Railway for sale at al
Offices of connecting lines.
Ticket Offices in Cincinnati, As
West Fourth Street and Central
Depot.
j. Il. BARNARD,
Press. &. Gen. Manager.
W. b. SHATTUC,
2j-5t Gen. Pass't Agent.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1892-05-26
HALF FARE I'd CECL9 RAPIDS,
IOWA, VIA. II. & OR II.

From May 2Sth to June 4th in.
the Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad Company will sell Excur-
sion tickets to Cedar Rapids. H., at
rate of ore lowest first class f. re for
the round trip. Tickets will be
valid for return journey until June
30th inclusive. The d. & 0. Yes
tibule Limited Express trains make
close connection at Chicago for
Cedar Rapids. Pullman sleeping
cars attached to all trains.
CHAs. o. SCULL,
Gen'l Pass. Agent.
28-3t i. 81 o. IL. II.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1892-05-26

., non travelling between Pittsburgh. Wheeling
", " e'tyn. Buekha1ror. Parkerslurg or Chsries
eon' rue Nsnongoh Runten offers Tie short EFF
-. -, n, Yu."AcSt tho; Clote connections u AIDE
~ ClarkShGrG with II. & O. gnd w. VA e p n
rs. ior All oiEts East. South end West A..
'"'O"s" eIS wa the "Mononcah Route"
HUGH &. BowLES. GenI srpt..
MoNoNGAH w Va
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1892-05-26
LECTURE on nuTY TO PARENTS
REEDsyILLE May 9, 1892.
Contributed.

Contributed.
We propose to enter into a series
OF lectures to the young people OF
our country. IL won't be long till
we old folks will all be gone. and
our places filled BY the young men
and women of the coming genera
ton. Then it behooves rs to teach
thc youth OF our household, our
neighborhood, and our country.
tho'e things pertaining to health.
religion. politics and morality, that
will make them good citizens. At
the present, we propose to take as
the subject of our discourse, "The
Duty OF Boys and Young Men to
Parents and Others"
1t is disgusting to see the beard.
less boy, or the young man with the
big mustache, stand up and con-
tend with a parent. The sacred
injunction is, "lIonor thy father
and thy mother that thy days may
be long upon the earth" never
knew young man TO amount to
pinch of snuff that dishonorcd or
dlsobeyed parents counsel. AL.
though he child may know the
parent to he mistaken. yet duty OH
the part OK the child requires that
he obeys the parent. Show me the
house where the parent rules, espe.
cially the father, and I'll show YOU
prosperous and happy family.
But If the ruling power be divided
between husband and wife, we Will
show yon children that are conten.
lions and disobcdient. Young man.
IL you are hunting wife, don't
stop there.
The modern style of bringing up
children is, to let them have the last
word. have even known children
call the parent liar. curse and
abuse them shamefully, and think
it looked smart.
When parents suffer children to
rule them, the consequence will he.
that when the child arrives to adult
age, they will strip the parent of all
they possess, and curse them for
not having more. Young man. let
me admonish you to obey pour par.
ents. Control your temper. As
sumo mannerly department. Alb.
stain from strong drink, profanity.
vulgarlty, vain and idle CONVERSE
ton. Lose no time in cuItivatiuc
your mind. If you will utilize your
spare moments, you will have time
enough to qualify yoarself for use
fitness. Use the time that YOU de-
vote to reading novels, lounginr
around the store, grog.shop. and
many other places YOU visit TO see
and to be seen. There is no exeuse
Tor being illiterate and ignorant in
tins age Of the world, and the young
man that will do so. is an insignif-
cant humbug. Read good books.
especially the Bible. 1t is your
best consolation in adversity the
s1fest counsel in prosperity, and the
only guide to eternal life.
Our next lecture will be delivered
at Hoop pole Ridge School House.
We expect large audience.
l.. Dow, JK
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1892-05-26
Arc blood diseases

Mrs. Joseph Wood, West Plattsburrb
\. Y, writes: "In 1851 I WAS seized viii,
Inflammation OF The bowels, and afterwards
Win rheumatism, and other complications.
IN consequence q which l was, for four
months, confined To my room. The best
physicians were unabls TO afford me any
refer. ~ last my husband procured me
TWO bottles Of Ayers Sarsaparilla, which I
took, and found so beneficial that eontin-
uci the use OF this medicine, until now am
able TO do as good u days work rs any
womaa OF my time OF life, being sixty years
Old. consider that have been saved sew
cral hundred dollars expense, by using
Ayers Sarsapari!la."
After suffering severely for many years
from rheumatism, and almost dcspairln; of
relief, the disease w@s
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1892-05-26
Catarrh and Rheumatism

rheumatism il caused by Tactic ac;dc
Catarrh, by scrofulous faint. To cleanse
the system of these poisons take Ayers
Sarsaparilla. It ministers to the needs of
every tissue OF the body, dispels humors,
acids, and all impurities from the blood,
and supplies the elements necessary to Wig
orous health. This is q medicine in which
you can rely with confidence It has. in
thousands Of cases, restored health to
others, and will restore health to won
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1892-05-26
EendaII's Spawn Cure.

IsrTtR RocE. Ark. Aug =, 20
Da. T. ;. E:SB,t'. -:
GcUtS-it Is with the greatest s1ti.f faction that
ntorin you tunt lnyrc re ga. following, discusses
-MccnrN. shoulder sOint Lamrnc-a. -tilio
.otht i.niuCnc-E. - Rc-EOlt, l.an.Pne.s In
Forc FnDt. en- working un ifIp-J 0Int
isunirucss aud Nr4ll cure that nj, with Krrdnlls
spnNa Cure. 10 o. Tho iast i.ntim, Vt for man or
beast nave ever ue'l. rGuncnd ~ to all horse
owncrs. Horses tnnt th1vu worked pit are valuable
nut without Your Iiuimcnt would br worthless.
ave ItiehVs who used n FOR spruins and
hrutss- ANIL cur. them. The SOY ~ !. tlta best
sLey EVER Cscc. lUurI :uly. L. u. s. WELLS.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1892-05-26
OUR CiUD3iya LIST.

The year 1892 will be a great year
N the history of this country and
every family should have ut least
one of the leading papers of the
country in addition to their county
paper. We have arranged with the
following papers, both Democratic
and Republican, so rs to acc Dunn oil
date any of our readers
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1892-05-26
by order Of the Board,
WM. a. OBLEY,
Secretary Board Public Works.

Come to the AHGUs Office for all
kinds and sizes Of fine writing pa-
per Of any quality aud in any guam.
tity.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1892-05-26
KendaII's SpaVin Cure.

n'STo 'isTo. Coo. Dec 81, iSSa
ln. II. j. ErNDALf. Co. EnosJirSh r.L.S Vt:
Gents / the y ar rSi treated W IN Kra,lail
pawn ttsr9 n SoDc saSuHin ~ seven ; rars stand
az nearly "s large a. . hens csx AMI cI'upirtc.y
topped the ltipoucsg gDd removed tho enlarge.
cut. htvo vorSo thU horse very lar ever
tnc,', no never hGs sh1wB RgN lGg,encss neither
an -SS any dlucTeny II thc sig OF the hook.
fOurs trGly, 4. Is. COOLEY.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1892-05-26

Frank Teson, Jr., engineer, 27i w. Fourth
ST, New York city, testlncs: "For the past
eight years 1 have been severely afflicted
with catarrh. none Of the many remedies
tried ailording me any relief. Ny dl,.cs,lup
was considerably impaired, and my sleep
disturbed by phlegm dropping into my throat.
Ny head, at times. became dizzy, ana vas
troubled with ringing noises In the ears and
partial deafness. in September last I re-
solved TO try Ayers Sarsaparilla, aud beran
ut once to test It's qualItiesG as n blood-puriicr.
have taken only four bottles OF this med
feline and am glad TO testify that the symp-
toms from which suffered are removed"
Ny son now fifteen years Of age-was
cured of catarrl in It's worst form Ey the ,sse
OF ayers sarsapariila." - ID. l.. Kerr, Big
SPRINGS Ohia
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The ARGUS one wear and

These prices are cash in advance.
II there is any paper you want,
not on this list. we can get it for
you. For sample copies address the
above papers or
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tt Kingwood, W. Va.
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John Haley, Livona; Ed. O'Brine, Min

John Haley, Livona; Ed. O'Brine, Min
neapolis. "' .
Sheridan: E. S. Winter, Minneapolis;
H. s. Odell, F. S. Cartridge, Chicago; S.
E. Barrow, Detroit; Frank Charlton,
Menoken; L A. Simpson, Dickinson; A.
q. Adams, Alex. Mcneil, John Doyle,
st. Paul, Abe Goodkind, Helena.
Western: Herman Lane, Chamber
lain, S. D.; T. B. Eley, Monroe, Wis.,;
Miss Jennie Boyd, Mrs. Craven, Memo
ken; Ed. Obrine, Minneapolis; G. A.
Mattson, Francis; VIM. Ross, Glencoe;
A. D. WEIGH, Stewartsdale; J. A. Bump,
Sykeston; @. T. Anderson, Mckenzie;
John Agnew, Jacob G. Nelson, W. A.
Craven, Menoken; Mrs. Vestergaard,
Miss Katie Krust, Fort Yates.
Pacific: Herman Guthiel, Burling-
ton, Ia; Curtic johnson, Greeley, COL;
Frank Charlton, Menoken; Frank
Reamer, Sterling; Sam Sprecher,
Hebron; S. A. Blomquist, st. Pal; John
Steinbrecker, E. I. Dankwardt, Burling-
ton, Ia; Henry Steinbrecker, Denver,
COL; A. J:+Stark, Glencoe; VIM. Small,
Fort Rice; Nels Poison, Conger; D. N.
Hatch, Wogansport; Nels Anderson,
Mandan; Swan Hanson, Turtle Lake.
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1892-04-01

Kenzie; VIM. E. Cahall, Apple Creek;
Peter Shier, Barney Burbage, Clayton.
W. F. Cochrane and little son we're up
from Steele yesterday.
Sister Aloysia, mother superior of
this diocese, was in the city yesterday.
Pacific: L. A. Larson, Wogansport;
Nicholas Bratt, John A. Harris, Sterling.
John Bayley of London, Ont, is look
ing over the country with a view to To-
eating on the slope.
Harvey Harris left for Duluth yester-
day. He didn't say he would buy an
iron mine before he came back, but he
may catch the speculative fever so preva-
lent down there lately.
Sheridan: S. M. Hart, Racine, Wis. JAS.
J. Alsop, New York; W. F. C%ochrane, G.
H. Dyer, Steele; E. F. Heyd, Richville;
M. Conklin, jamestown; G. H. Owing
ton, Minneapolis; T. J. Brett, Geo. H.
Holbrook, Chicago.
Western: d. McCauley, Chicago;
Mrs. O. M. Craven, V. NJ. Craven, Me-
noken; J. G. SWEET, Gibbs; G. E. Crum,
Mckenzie; Daniel Carmody, Oliver
county; J. Moody, jamestown; J. D.
Stephenson, Dickinson.
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1892-04-01
Fridays Per onal's 25th inst.

Miss Katie Harvey left for the east
last evening.
Abe Goodkind came down from
Helena last evening and Immediately
fell into the hands of the Philistines.
Sheridan: W. Rowclif, Minneapolis;
R. E. Burns, Chicago; s. w. scovill,
Gloversvill, N. Y; Abe Goodkind,
Helena, Mont.
Western: Harry Reamer, Mrs.
Reamer, Fred Bentley, s. j. Rawlings,
Sterling; Soren, Wollenhaupt, Williams
port; E. A. Moore, Chicago; H. Bartels,
Turtle Lake.
Custer: John D. F. Flynn, Elmira, N.
Y; F. D.. Smith, Burr Oak ranch; John
Henderson,, John Clark, Stewartsdale;
S. G.. Smith, Menoken; J. B. Clayton,
Fred Whittier, Clayton; A. M. Weller,
Hampton, Steven WEIGH, Mandan.
Hon. John D. Lawler, treasurer in
territorial days under the Church
regime, and Hon. A. F. Bowdle, of,
Michel, South Dakota, member of terri
torial council of 1886, were passengers on
! yesterdays Pacific express en- route to
! the coast.
Pacific: G. A. Carlson, Conger; Mike
Wolf, Naughton, Geo. L. Van Solen,
8. A. Peterson, Ed. 81. Richards, Chas
Danlelson, G. J. johnson, Peter Englin,
Painted Woods; John Hedstrom, Louis
Lind, Slaughter; w. H. Garter, Coal
Harbor; O. Everson, B. Ii. Bardson,
Joe Olson, Nels Herred, Washburn.