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The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1892-02-08
WANT MATTERS EvENED UP.

The General Grievance COMMITTEE
of the Brotherhood Of Trainmen, Of
the B. g o., will demand that there
shall be an equalization of pay and
working hours for the trainmen of the
same grade over the entire system.
West Of the Ohio river there is no com
plant at all, but east Of the river,
the committee say the men believe
they have just cause for complaint.
The committee viii point out to Gen
eral Manager 0dellg that the work west
Of the river is much easier than that
required to be done east of the river.
Out West the road is level, but in the
East the men encounter hill after hill,
and cannot see train even at short
distance. The men in the East get
less money than those in the West.
The object Of the committee viii be
to put the trainmen Of the East on the
same pay as the men of the West. The
men included in the committees inves-
tigation are Hagmen, brakemen, bag
gage masters, conductors, switchmen,
and yardmen. One Of the committee
stated that in some cases there was .
difference Of nearly one dollar in .
days pay in favor Of the men west Of
the Ohio river.
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TEST HoUR Coins.
silver Dollars In Circulation That d.
eeivs Even she Most Expert.

RilseP Dollars In Circulation That DE-
eeivs Even she Most Expert.
Government detectives are swarm
ing all over the State Of Ohio in their
efforts to locate mint which is, turn
ing out counterfeit dollar, half and
quarter, which are pronounced by all
experts to be the best ever turned out.
The gang started in Buffalo and
have flooded all the towns along the
lake to Detroit, and it is thought that
fully $40, 900 worth of the bogus money
has been put in circulation during the
past 3 or A days. The impression il
perfect, the ring but a shade removed
from the genuine. tits new and dated
1877.
There is another slight defect on the
edge, where there is an extra line that
does not appear on the genuine. Be
sides, the genuine issue of 1877 con.
tains no letters on the reverse side
while the counterfeit mas two "C's." \
Itisperhapsthe most dangerous coun.
terfeit in existence. Two men have
been captured in Buffalo for circulat-
ing the spurious dollars, and the evi-
dence against them seems good. Day
ton and Springfield, O., are the latest
cities heard from. Their street car
lines and saloons have been flooded
with the dollars.
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RatTfMoRE ! ONO TINE TABLE.
WEST BOUND.

No. vsstihuied Limited DAILY leaves
Now York f2;f5 a. MI, Phla. S;iA BALTIC. 1910 :
Wash, ifsu arrive IL Martinsbnrg f4e D. M;
and chicago il:@ q. M. connects at Hancock
No. !. vcstibuied Rxprcss ~Dally.r leaves
New York fso p. m, Phlla 100 nalloSs:is
and chicago pso b n, Connects 1t Hancock for
Berkeley springs on saturday only
No. !. vestibaloa Limited Daily leaves
M. wash s:So; arrives az Martlnsburr $40 ).
Connects u ancosf ior berkeley spring. ss
No. ). Vestibuled Express eDaIiy,~ leaves
New York eco p MI fhlln: see haltQ. 1910 {
Wash, $50; arrives a. MarlInsburg aooA nj, I;
Cincinnati hsih II. mi. and 81 louis 5si5 II hi
No y. Pittsbure Express Daily, leaves Now
York i.a0 d. nj Phlla. sfo; BALTIC. 40 and
Wash; $50 arrives NJ Martinsburg 100 p. m, |;
No. Isl baltimore ana Cumberland Accofno-
dalton Daily leaves Baltimore 100 a. M, vim
hcrlaad ii:is 4. II. stops a ali stations ana
connects - Hancock for Berkeley springs, OK
10 Is baltimore and Piedmont Accom,no-
dation Daily except Sunday, leaves Baiti-
more via old line 1T $40 n. M, !, and arrives nt
hartinsburg iset p. M and Piedmont ii 5ses b. u.
for berkeley springs and Il Green spring Rnn
s. EAST BOUND.
No Q. vestibuled Limited ',DaIiy," leavcs
Chicago Goo p. m, arrives at Martinsburg 10
and New York ios6 b. H. Connects with en- ftt is
burg train a. Cumberland.
Ms. Vestibuled Express DAILY, leaves Chi
cago 1910 u; M, arrives at MaftinsbarR at p;3e
Z, M Wash, il;i6 am; BALTIC. loo p. IN. phlln.
3s25 and New York 600 p. m.
No. TO- Express DAILY" leaves PittsburR at
go p m, arrives az Martinsburg D:Of q. ms.
wash, 40 BALTIC. ssls; Phiia. LILO i. M. and
No. 4 vcstibuicd Limited aDaily,- leaves
s. Louis 500 a.. M, Cincinnati 40 D, IN. ar
riyes a. MartinGbnrg fishl n. M: Wash. $40 =.
M; BALTIC. 3:fb; Phia. a:ib and New York So
| p. m. Stops at Shenandoah Junction, connects
mediate stations. connecfs IL Weyerso e Nor for
lHagerstoWn, and at Washington Junction f0f
Frederick, except sunday
No. Z. Yestibnled Express daily" loavoe
Lou 3, ne % cn0nna, sis w 4
BALTIC. l,bB Phila. 7s5 and New York iO:5b !. ii.
No. 10. Cumberland and baltimore Accom-
mediation, Daily leaves Cumberland ESQ, and
sssnors ic = N so %lSssa ss
M; and New York ITO =. m. stops at "a
stations west Of Washington junction, connecfs
% Harper's Ferry for Winchestef, " Weay6rton
o NJ M sIcSne sass s ss,o,.
tion, daily. except sunday, leaves piedmont -
ITO " nj, arrives 81 MnrtinsburR a. fi:iO 81 M
arrives at Baltimore, via, old Inns at 40 D. n.
stops u al stations and CONNECTS q Weyorton
for HaesEstcWn and at Frederick Junction tor
No. 70. Martinsbure and brunswick accom-
mediation, Daily leaves Martinsburg 1t ole
.. m. arrives u brunswick ~ no D nj. and
Baltimore ana II WsSsrtofn iior Iiaesrsscwn. -
o dsa sq Full w CIV T sisEan zssai.
1T. o'DELI General Manager,
1 y
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PERSONAL MENTION.
Your Friends Coming and Going

Your Friends Coming and Going.
John Farrin, ST., Of Charles Town,
is in the city.
Mr.. E. G. barrow spent yesterday
ct his homo in Cumberland.
Mr.. Irving Horsey, Of Baltimore,
was in the city Friday calling on his
patrons.
Messrs. Dan'l Snyder and x. Poole,
spent yesterday with their parents in
the county.
Rev. Thos. Cromer, of Lovettsyille,
Md, is visiting the family Of Squire
VIM. Mckee.
Mr.. Harry Shubert, recently in the
photograph business, has accepted a
position on the B. & O. as fireman.
Mr.. Loneida Walker, of Cumber-
land, Nd, who has been visiting Mr..
Lloyd Walker, this city, returned home
Saturday
Miss Agnus Donally, of Baltimore,
who has been visiting Mr.. and Mrs. II.
c. Berry, on South Queen Street, re-
turned home Saturday.
Mr.. Geo. White, of Boston, who was
here recently settingup the machinery
for the Steam Laundry Co., stopped
over in town to-day ON his way home
from South Carolina.
Mr.. VIM. schillhas accepted clerk
ship with Mr.. A. S. Goulden, at the
Star Grocery, the vacancy made by
Mr.. NJ. W. Pyle, who accepts posi-
tionMith Mr.. JOS. A, Messman, Jew
eler.
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PAYING orr MEMBERS.

Mr.. S. H. Martin, Treasurer Of the
Progressive Endowment League of
this city, has been engaged this morn
ing in distributing to members checks
for eighty cents on every dollar invest
cd BY them in the order. We would
kindly suggest that the Treasurer Of
the American Fraternal Circle prepare
himself for like duty. Long live the
monuments of memory Of these char
table, fraternal and beneficial orders.
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nIGH SCHOOL NOTES.

The High School Adelphian Literary
Society had very interesting enter
tainment Friday evening at 8 o'clock.
The society was called to order by the
president Miss Dora Schleuss, and the
minutes were read by the secretary
Miss Hettie Roderick. The opening
hymn was No. 298. Gospel Hymns.
The defamation class consisted
of Miss Bell Rulings, subject "The Old
Mill" and Mr.. John Wilen, subject
1.-THE Roll CALI The essay class CON
sisted of Miss Maize Sakeman, subject
forgiveness and Miss Mary Kant
ner, subject Flowers The class
consisted Of Miss Cora Cutler, subject
Decision and Mr.. VIM. Stephens,
subject Progress of the World" The
performers of these classes all perform
ed well and acquitted themselves very
,crediiably. A number Of said classes
pellS du@cut, tn6 tAtIclScS were SOME
what contracted. The debating class
consisted of Miss Gertrude Beck, and
Mr.. William Small, on the affirm
alive, and Miss Clara Dawson, Mega
tive, subject for debate, Affirmed
that the sword is mightier than the
pen.n The debates were well delivered,
and showed much thought in theil
preparation. The Society then adj
journed by singing No. 20, Gospel
Hymns,
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Additional train will leave Harrisburg daily
except Saturday and Sunday at go n NJ, arriT-
ing at Carlisle It ITO r. n, stopping at all inter-
mediate stations on Saturdays train will leave
Harrisburg AZ $50 r. NJ, arriving 1T Carlisle 10
r. H., stopping 1t all intermediate stations.
Memphis Express and New Orleans Express
run daily between Harrisburg and Hagerstown
Chambersburg
Pullman Palace Sleeping Cars between Hag-
erst0wn and New York on Atlantic Express and
Night Express east and on Memphis Express and
New Orleans Express west.
Pullman Sleeping Cars on Night Express and
New Orleans Express between Philadelphia and
New Orleans.
Through Coaches to and from Philadelphia on
Morning Mail east and Ilagerstown AccomIno-
dalton west.
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NUGGETS or NEWS.
reat floods are sweeping over northern

Great floods are sweeping over northern
Spain
Four of the anarchists of Xeres, Spain,
will be executed on Wednesday.
An English writer warns ! Britishers
against making exhibits at the Worlds
fair on the ground that it is only a design
of the Yankees to trap foreigners
Mrs. Anna Wells, the aged wife Of war
veteran, whose husband is out Of town on
business, died Of starvation in New York
city. She was too proud to complain OF
destination.
Forty-eight contract laborers were re-
turned from New York to Europe from
the immigrant station at Ellis Island. The
total number returned during the week
was los. Most of them were immigrants
bound fer the Pennsylvania coal mines.
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The marriage Of Mr.. William Ham
ilton, Of Johnstown, Pa, fireman on
the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad. to
Miss Annie Nokes, Of Martinsburg,
win take place in this city on the Goth
inst. The ceremony win be celebrated
at church in a quiet manner among
friends and relatives of the high con-
tracing parties.
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.. PAN, Feb. AZ A. CA. wkc.s
~ = . n,ccs u - iale onniort Tan
NJ nd Thomas = Well. No ~ Z
roNcr q attorney frmn q onlv fstor.
both q scranton, Pa. hl4c - nrTivct
= 4ioLt Lea. Nina, 70 pnEh - canin
a. ~ he1Es represenfsd Il Tie ctlafc
Ne old nisU. Sanford Tanner. Tnnner
WM GO - eleven ohildrcn. and un1y
cne sister q In SIN nrviv@ I'D cnlT
one a Ne cther chifdrcn ielt hcirs.
Tkere 4 prospect that thsre win cen
siderable Mitigation befOre ~ estate i
settled
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nxnani,e Ernlaainn.

MAEkYuHK, Pa, Feb. 6-By the
careless handling Of = stick q dynamite
an explosion took place in mnall frame
shanty here, resulting = tbs entire de-
molition of the building ard de injury
Of six lads, one ~ whom. Charles Harras,
has since died. The injured are:
Charles Favinger, Is years old; William
Favinger, Is; Charles Harras, n; John
Sheridan, Is; Frank Sheriey, IL; San
ley Sherley, 10, AL Of this place.
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THE PREDICTIONS.

For Eastern New York. cloudy weather rain,
or snow, colder; cold wave Tuesday in Northern
portion for District Of Columbia, Pennsylvania.
New Jersey Delaware. Maryland and Ohio
southerly shifting to westerly winds, colder by
Monday evening, probably decidedly fair Tues
day with cold wave
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m WILL BE An IMPoRrANr rERM

IT WILL BE AN IMPORTANT TERM.
The February term Of Circuit Court
for jefferson County will convene at
Charlestown on Tuesday next. The
most important work Of the Grand
Jury will be the finding OF an indict-
ment against Harry Smooth, the muir
derer Of Miss Susie Ferrel. It is not
definitely known woether the case will
be tried this term or not. Watch THE
WORLD for full particulars.
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HER MorHRn.s srr.

Miss Eugenia Florence, supported by
strong company, win produce this
great masterpiece at the New Opera
House on Monday night, the 9th inst.
As an actress she is pronounced far
above the average, and is talented in
her profession. Regular admission
prices.
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TNCoRREcr.

The reported illness of Mr.. John
Baxter, who is sojourning with Mr.. A.
J. Thomas and is prominent educator
Of Virginia, is untrue. Mr.. Baxter is
in good health and fine spirits.
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THE b. AND o. CONTRACT SIGNED

The Baltimore and Ohio. Contract
with the city of Cumberland has at
last been signed by President Mayer,
Of the railroad company. The deed
was executed on Friday afternoon last
in Baltimore, in the presence Of Mayor
Blackiston, Of Cumberland, and City
Councilman Gordon, Of that city, both
Of whom had gone to Baltimore to con-
dude the negotiations.
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CoMPErIrryr ExAMIrArIoN.

Hon. w. Z. Wilson announces that
there will be . competitive examination
st Piedmont, W. Va, February n,
for . cadetship at West Point from this
district, open to al youths between II
and % years Of age.
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Keci,s Elopi.x Ralen oausA,.

EAsToN, Pa. Feb. a.-Ellen Poe, who
deserted her husband and lived with
William Keck until his arrest for the
murder u the Nipschs, in Lehigh
county. was arrested here On complaint
of her husband for clipping with George
Mover, an old lover.
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ren gaiio~s CO Dow q eea.

LONDON, Feb. 6.--The Greek steamer
Embirocos has gone ashore on one
Of the Scilly islands and ten Of her crew
persisted. The captain, mate and en-
gineer are among the missing. It was
Q /, 800 tonner.
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DAILY MARKET REPORTS
CITY CRAM MARKEr.

Revised and corrected daily BY Alex. Parks.
grain. -four and feed merchant. Parks Kle-
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$500 IN REWARDS.
The Canadian AgrfcuitnPist,nGr Great win
tor Literary Competition.

-7.77
The Fifth Half Yearly Literary Compatition
for the winter OF 1891, of The CANADIAN AGnt-
"a Family Magazine, Il now open. The follow
ing splendid prizes will be given free 70 persons
sending IN the greatest number Of words made
out Of letters contained In the words: The
ILLUSTRATED AanIcuLfunIsf.n ~ Everyone
sending IN 4 list Of not less than 100 words
will receive q valuable present Of silyerware.
laf Ora nd Harvard Ch00 IN Gold
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NOR RRNT.
EloR RENT AND FOR SALE.

For rent three nice rooms up stairs, good
garden and fruit, 50 per month.
For rent, good stabling for horses, also room
for carriage.
house, stable, &c, situated on good road one
mile from Inwood, 8 miles sfrOm Martinsburg,
purchaser would get 1900 choice Young peach
trees to transplant, price $2,0 900, easy terms.
= For sale, good new carriage made to order.
cost sos, price $50. Good second hand top
buggy, $50. See y. II. BRIST0R.
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Additional Train will leave Carlisle daily ex-
cept sunday ut $50 o. m. stopping Ut all inter
mediate stations, arriving at Harrisburg at 60
q. m.
Atlantic Express and Night Express East will
run daily between Harrisburg and Hageretown,
and Chambersburg.
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EoR SALE.

FoR SALE.
House and lot on East High street, house Of
rooms. stable. Price $500.
New 9room house, double bay window, plaza
and double porch, and nice lots In Palmyra,
Lebanon county, Pa. Would exchange for Mar.
ley Price $500. See JlH. BRISTOR.
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TEMPERATURES: ATT O'Clock 4. NJ. go.
Maximum-a5o
Minimum go.
WIND Force Calm -
Direction from-West.
SvArR or SKY: Clear.
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IS REWARD

information as shall lead to the arrest and con
viction Of certain boys who have been commit
ting very serious depredations by night on
Maple avenue between Martin and Burke SITS.
25-2t ]. sELLEns AND oTHERs J
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FoR RENT.
A nice, new and comfortable house on Raleigh
Street. Apply It this ONCE. EST
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Leave Williamsport for Hagerstown, 6:2S. 7:ib.
1885 q. M! and LIS and Gas D. M
Leave Hagerstown for Williamsport, $50 a. m.
and 1915. 145 and sos p. m
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WAVED.
A situation as Bookkeeper or Salesman, ex-
perienced. rapid Penman, good ACCOUNTANT,
References given. Address =" care gf WORLD
ONCE.
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Leave Rocky Ridge for EmmItsburg 1910 q. m,
and 3:88 and 6:S5 p m. Arrive at Emmifsbur1
1f:10 q. M. and 4s03 and TO5 D. m.
Leave Emmitsbprg for Rocky Ridge $50 Q. m,
and 2:o2 and $50 p, M. Arrive ct Rocky Ridge
$50 .. m, and az and $50 p. N.
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Observations taken At
M. Martinsbure every morning
v,li,. e.. at O'Clock by GEoRsE W.
x -. vANnETnr, the representa-.
: : ! ! !" ! !. !: !" !:
tive OF the United States
weather Bureau. the
womb win use the same
hags rs displayed at the
- Court House and the people
ciear e Iah can come very near know
Ing what weather to expect.
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CUMBERLAND VALLEY RAILROAD TYNE
" TABLE-Dec. list, 1921
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RAILROAD rIME TABLES.

1VTESTERN MARYLAND RAILROAD.
CONNECTING WITH
p. HAP r. r, at Shippensburg, Shenandoah
Valley and u. i o. Railroads at Hagers-
town Pennsylvania r. X. at Fred.
erick Junction, and p. w. AB,
N. g. and b. 4 n. Railroads
ct Union station, Bal
tim0re Nd
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a PATRIOTIC WORK.

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Slavery and favors American Industrial IndOpen'
dencO secured through tho policy Of Protection,
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ing and instructive, and embrace discussions Of
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oullOm, OF Illinois; Senator Joseph N. Dolph, OF
Oregon: Senator A. 8. Paddock, Of Nebraska +;
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VIM. Lawrence. Of Ohio; Hon. D. @. Hartman. OF
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Thnr,nnn,s Rerrcts.

CoIuMnus, o., July5.-The local Dem
ocracy held ratification meeting of the
Chicago ticket last night, at which ex-
Governor Campbell and othcrs deliy-
cred addresses. Judge Thurman, who
was expected to preside, sent the fol-
lowing letter:
DEARSrR:-Yours inviting me to pre-
side at the ratification meeting tins
evening was duly received. | more than
regret nv inability TO accept. for i
would give me great pleasure to be with
YOU we're it possible for me to do so.
The denomination OF Mr.. Cleveland Is o
Just tribute to his stern merits as a man,
a citizen and Democrat, and no one
will take greater pleasure than | shall
in contributing whatsoever may be in
my power to his success.
(Stgnedl A. 6. THURMAN.
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GERNfAN ORGANS
On the Strained situation BstwOSa Bis
maTck ana the Emperor.

On the Strained situation BstwOSn Bis
raarck and the Emperor.
BERLIN, July 5-The North German
Gazette declines TO follow the Ham
berger Nachrichtsu into the aeld of per-
sonal abuse. The fact that Prince Bis
marck Affects to ignore the official in.
SEPARATION Of the Gaseass article is held
to prove that Prince Bismarck fears to
enter upon press var with the gov
ernment. Papers friendly to Prince
Bismurck express tho hope that the
affair is now ended. A Kissengen tele'
gram to the Net,ste Nacltrichtsn, of Munich,
asserts that Prince Bismarck regards
the prospect OF trial with good con-
science.
The Nelsts Mactrichten says that Prince
Bismarck will publish an answer to the
North German GdIette articles in the
Hamburger Nachriehten.
The whole German press is display
ing irritation at the tone OF the French
government in determining TO hold an
International exhibition in 1900, thus
greatly interfering with the proposed
Berlin exhibition. The RoSsische Heittlng
strongly blames Chancellor Won Caprlvi
for the timidity which it alleges he has
displayed in the matter.
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GLASGOW, July 5.-Mr. Gladstone de-
livered an address at a meeting held in
Stow, Edinburgshire, yesterday He
declared that when in 1879 he antici-
pated a victory in the then coming
election his anticipation was realized.
He believed that the same was going to
happen now. Parliament would never
be able to attend to the business OF the
country until the Irish question was
settled. The Liberals would have to re-
pair all the present governments work.
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Around tl,e world on a bicycle.

CHICAGO, July 5.-Frank LEM, who
left New York June A on bicycle tour
around the world, has arrived here. 1t
has taken him twenty days to ride 1,l3e
miles, which distance he has covered
between New York and Chicago. He
expects to reach New York again June
4, 1894. His route follows the Northern
Pacific railroad to San Francisco and he
will wheel from Shanghai, China, to
Calcutta, India, trip that has never
been made by wheelman.
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Howl. This
We offer Ono Hundred Dollars reward

We offer One Hundred Dollarsreward
for any case of catarrh that cannot be
cured by taking Halls Catarrh Cure.
+. ]. CHENEY & Co., Toledo, O..
We, the undersigned. have known F:
]. Cheney for the last tifteen'years, and
believe him perfectly honorable in all
business transactions, and financially
able to carry out any obligations made
by their firm.
WEsr & TRgAx, Wholesale Druggists,
Toledo, b.
wALplNa, KINxAN & MARVIN, Whole
sale Druggists. Toledo, o.
Halls Catarrh euro is taken internal.
", acting directly upon the blood and
mucous surfaces OF the system. Testi-
monials sent free. Price rs cents per
bottle. Sold by all druggists.