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The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1892-03-04

How Society News Gets Into Newspapers.
A man who makes a business of col
lecting society news for the newspapers
told of rather queer experience the
other day. He called upon a certain
well known leader of the Four Hun
dred, who was to give swell coming
out tea for her daughter. She received
him most graciously, but when he asked
her for information about the tea, who
were to be present, the flowers, the cos
tunes, ETC., she threw up her dimpled
hands, and look of horror and amaze
ment came over her face as she protest
ed that not one line should be printed
about the affair. She berated the young
man for asking her such questions, and
entered a vigorous protest against news
papers prying into the affairs of other
people. She was most emphatic in her
remarks, and arose with flushed face
and coolly bowed the young man to the
door.
The next day the society reporter re-
ceived note from gentleman friend,
an acquaintance of the lady, saying that
Mrs. So-and-So had sent him Informal
ton about the tea, with request that
he would have it inserted in the news
papers. This friend was too busy to
copy the laGy's letter, and so he sent it
to the reporter that he might have the
information at first hand. This letter
was most minute in its details and was
in the lady's own handwriting. The
gentleman who had received it had not
read the postscript asking him to return
the letter and let no one know the lady
gave the information. The society re-
porter brutally returned the letter to the
lady with thanks for the information,
regretting that she could not have given
it at first hand.
1t would be interesting to know what
the lady who wrote the letter and was
guilty of the clumsy subterfuge had to
say when her missive was returned
Foster Coates in New York Mail and
ExDress
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1892-03-04

Rev. II. ii. Covert formerly pastor Of
the Baptist church at Byron, has accepted a
call at Monroe.
At the meeting of the District Lodge |. o.
q. Il. at Laingsburg, last week, Rev. L. E..
Heddle was unanimously elected district
lecturer.
The attention of our readers is called to
the address of the Rev. j. X. Reitzel on the
saloon question, published in this issue. 1t
was a fearless address, delivered to a crowd
ed church.
Detroit Journal: An Ovid woman is about
as mad as human being can ever become
without striking something. She was re-
turning home from Owoss0 and the brake
man called out "Ovd" at the little station
of Burton. The woman alighted from the
train and then walked home the six miles,
She threatens to sue the Grand Trunk COM
pany for damages.
The announcement of the coming of Ed
ward Baxter Perry, the concert pianist Of
Boston, has created great deal of interest
among the musicians and music lovers OF
this city. 1t is certainly and encouraging
indication of the condition of the musical
interest here that we can have the opportun-
ity of hearing so famous player at home
without having to go to Detroit or possibly
farther for the same purpose.
most cultured and distinguished audience,
and one large enough to fill the Grand Opera
House, did honor yesterday to Edward b. Perry
as famous pianist as America has so far pro-
duced. He introduced "a novel idea, and splen-
did one wher prior to playing each number, he
explained or Interpreted in words the work in
question. 1t added largely to the intelligent
appreciation of the people. Mr.. Perry is a
charming player, poetic in the extreme in pas.
SageS of tender emotion, and in movements of
fancy, light and airy. His brilliancy of execu-
tion highly developed technique and accuracy
astonished and delighted the audience who sat
entranced during the exhibition of his skill at
the piano.-St Paul Globe.
All the new shapes in spring styles of hats
at Roth's.
The Bulwer hat guaranteed to wear as
good as the Dunlap in browns and blacks,
in soft crowns, at Roth's.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1892-03-04
Probate Order.
STATE OF MICHIGAN, I
ron NmV nm chr Cenrn

STATE OF MICHIGAN, .s
COUNTY OF SHIAwAssEE. { o
Al session of the Probate Court for the
county OF Sh1awassee holden at the Probate
olhce IN the city OF Corunna, on Monday, the
18th day of February, in the year one thou
sand eight hundred and ninety.two.
Present, Matthew Bush Judge of Probate.
In the matter of the estate of Maud c.
wilkinson NOW Maud G. Minto) and Mabel G..
Wilkinson minors. On reading and filing the
petition duly verified, of Charles A. Whelan as
guardian OF said minors, praying for license to
sell the real estate described in said petition
Thereupon it is ordered that Monday the
18th day OF March next, at ten o'clock In the
forenoon, be assigned for the hearing of said pc
titlon, and that the heirs at law of said minors
ana all other persons interested in said estate
are required to appear at a session of said court
tnento be holden at the Probate Office in the
city OF Corunna and show cause, If any there be-
why the prayer of the petitioner should not be
granted.
And IT Is further ordered that said petitioner
give notice to the persons interested in said
estate, OF the tendency of said petition and the
nearing thereof, by causing copy of this order
TO be published in THE TIMES, a newspaper
printed and circulated in said county Of Shia-
wassee, for three successive weeks previous to
said day of hearing.
MATTHEW BUSH.
"a true copy) Judge of Probate.
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Prohibitien Convention.

a Couaty Prohibition Convention will be
held in the Prohibition Club Parlors,
OwOsso, Ola Monday, March IA, 1892, at 10
o'clock a. H., to elect delegates to the state
convention held at Grand Rapids, March II
and IS. to elect county committee. and to
transact such other business as may proper
~ come before the convention. All PrOhi-
btiOniss are invited TO be present.
BY order of committee.
+. l.. BREWER,
Secretary.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1892-03-04
Resident Salesman Wanted.

| want one salesman in Owosso to sell
Chicago real estate as an investment. Prop
erty located in all divisions of the city and
varying in value from 500 to 81, 500. All
sold on easy terms. viii pay salary and
commission and expenses to and from Chi
cago in showing property Only men of in
fluence and large personal acquaintance
need apply, and must furnish the best of
references as to character. and demonstrate
ability. Address s. Il. Gross, s. K. Cor.
Dearborn and Randolph Sts., Chicago, Ill.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1892-03-04

A little daughter of San Francisco
millionaire was baptized the other day
with water brought especially from the
river Jordan in basin of hammered
ofNl1
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1892-03-04
GEORGE FULMER,
BUILDING MOVER.

920 Ada street. s. G. Gum, 727 Park
street, foreman. All kinds of buildings
moved, bought and sold. Windmill towers
raised. Boilers moved. The most complete
set OF tools and machinery in Shiawasses
county. All work done ON short notice.
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Cages Weuisfeitem.
S n | a n s..

SIS beitdtigt ii@ iebt, baB bas
Staatsbepartement in Wafbington cine
biplomatii6e gtote bon Der ruiiiIfen
&egierang erbalten bat, in ipel6er Ieb>
tere bagegen proteitirt, baB bic Srage
Der Souperdnitdts &e6te Der Ser.
Staaten iiber bas 8ebringsmeer Der
Gntf6eibuug eines S6iebsserifte5 unz
terbreitet merbe, ba &ublanb ben Ser.
Staaten bel Der Nbtretung 9llastas ale
bieie Ge6te feierlid iibertragen babe,
10 baB baran Gi6ts mebr gu breben
unb gu beuteln lei.
= prdiibent 9arriion bat bic bon
beiben 6duiern bes @ongreHes ange>
nommene Selptlligungs gia fir bas
glferbauz zSepartement unter3ei6net.
9ia bat es bur6 iein bartnddlgeS
S6peigen iiber bic Silberfrage wdb>
rero ieiner @ampagnes3our bur6 ben
Siiben nit beiben Seiten nerborben.
Die Silberz 2eute perfen ibm Dor, baB
er ni6t Offen 6arbe befenne unb bic
Unit Greiprdgungs 2eute trauen ibm
ni1t, neil er friiber ein Nnbdnger Der
Greiprdgung mar.
= Sn Spieelanb bel Sort @apne,
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Snbiana, muBten perI9iebene groBe
6abrifen sei6lofien merben, ba bic
yfaturgas Quellen, tpel6e bic 6eue>
rung lieferten, pl6Bli6 beriiegten. 9lu6
an anberen 5tellen in Snbiana ma6t
iib cine allmdlige @ri60pfung Der Naz
turgassGuellen bemerfbar.
eSn Der Quarantdnez Station 6es
Stem Oorfer 0afens 1inb bis iebt 29
perionen = borunter einige aranfen.
pfleger-an benz bur9 ruifiI9e Smmiz
granten eingeibleppten Sled SDpbus
geitprben. Strenge NbfperrungsmaBs
regeln ftnb getroffen iporben.
9luslanb.
= Cine &eibe Der nambafte1fen
beuti6en @siang @ereine 1T eingelaz
ben tuorben, ant Sdngerfed in Glebez
lanb i'm Sabre 1893 tbeilsunebmen unb
bann bic @bieagoer 9lusfellung gu be-
fu6en. Ser v90lner Wfdnnergeiangz
8erein", Der uDresbener 2ebrerz9ers
ein", Der ,8erliner Sonfiinltlerz0erz
elm" unb Der rWiener Mdnnergeiangs
8erein" baben bereits ibre 3uIage err
tbeilt. Serner bat Der Safer bic grz
laubniB ertbeilt, baB bas Srompeterz
Corps bes @arbe bu @orpse&egiments
unb bic @apeae Der &aiier 6ran3z@res
nabiere im Nusfequngs> parfe gu Gbiz
cago eoncertiren. 9inter benz Inter
nebmen, ein beuti6es Sort unb cine
beutide mittelaIterli9e Stabt nit elmer
gfa6bilOung bes 9eilbronner &atbbaus
fes, in @bicago gu erbauen, itebt bic
SeutI6e 8anf in Berlin. Ser te6z
nii6e Setter bieies llnternebmens 1T
Or. Sabn aus Berlin.
= Mus Stuttgart tpirb beridtet, baB
bas tuiirttembergil6e Miniferium benl
&0nig empfoblen babe, bic Wiebersu<
lanung Der fatbolii6en Srben gu pers
meigern.
= 8et Der @riabpabl i'm Wablfreile
Samterz 8irnbaum (Yropins Poien)
wurbe an STEELE bes peritorbenen big
bergen nationalliberalen 8ertreters elm
@onierpatiper gemdblt.
= Ser gum 9ltta6e Der beutl6en
@efanbti6aft in Waibington ernannte
9err 90rte 1T nad Chicago geianbt
worben, UNI bsrt hie 9ifferen3en gu
i6li6ten, Die in 8e3ug auf ben fir Bic
6euti6e 9lu5ftelungsz Nbtbeilung sur
gerfiigung geltellten &aum entfanben
maren.
: Die eineebenben nnterlu6unsen
iiber ben blutigen Conflict spii6en
oiterrei6if6en unb ruilif6en @renS=
nnb 3oapd6tern an Der galicii6en
Grense baben ergeben, baB es ii6 bier
nur um cine ber bort iibli9en &eibereien
aus periOnli6en @riinben banbelte,
Der iebe ernitere politii6e 8ebeutuna
feblt.
: Ser GDmpOnift Soldier in Main1
bat ieinen Columbus z6eitmarl6 bon.
enbet, Der bel Der Gbieagoer @eltaus.
itellung CUR 9luffiibrung fommen ioa
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9ie 6eciprucitdts 6lamiel uno bas
QluSldn0.

9aB man i'm Nuslanbe bic beiliamen
Wirfungen, ipel1e bic republifanii6e
Wirtbf6aftspolitit Der @egenieitigfeitsz
0ertrdge fir ben Nuff6mung bes 6ans
beIs in ben Ser. Staaten i'm @efolqe
baben nluB unb in @irfli9feit bat,
gans genau gu miirbigen tpeiB, obglei6
bic bemofratif6e partei i'm 2anbe felbft
f9 ben Nnf6ein giebt, fein Geritdnbs
nib ba fir su baben, seigt urter anberem
Der folgenbe 9rtifel, fpel6en Der r@a,
nabian Manufacturer" i'm Sebruar ge<
braft; berIelbe lautet:
Section 3 bes Mcainlep Sarifs,
ipel9er bic &eeiprocitdts alauiel ents
bdlt, 1T Der Sebel, pel6er baau ges
brau6t mirb, bic meitinbii6en Snfeln
unb bic centralamerifanii6en Staate1t in
Gegenieitisfeits 8esiebungen nit ben
Ser. Staaten bineitlau3mdngen.
g8ie mobl au bea6ten 1T, finb es
bauptld6li6 @rseugniiie bes 4derbaus,
iuel9e bic Ser. Staaten in Sauf9 3m
geben baben gegen 3uder, MolaHes,
aaffee, Sbee unb 9dute unb ebenio
bea6tenswertb TT Bic Sbatia6e, baB
Die Ser. Staaten Der bette &unbe iinb,
pel9en bic probu3irenben Staaten fir
bic genanrten 9lrtitel baben.
9luf bic 6tnan3 Gage unb 8ebiirfz
nihe berielben tpirb feine &udii9t ges
nommen; es mirb ibnen bic 9erpfli6>
tung aufge5mungen, auf amerifanii6e
9ferbauprobufte feline @ingangsa6lle
su legen, menn fie bic eigenen probufz
tie ni6t bonn amerifanii6en 0aarfte
ausgei6lOiien ieben ipollen. gs fdlt
uns ni6t ein, bas &edt Der Ser. Staa<
ten, Elm berartiges @eieb gu erlaifen
unb gu erawingen, in Srage gu ftellen,
aber = mas uns angebt = 10 tebt bass
ielbe auf glei6er 2inie nit anberen 8es
itimmmungen bes amerifanii6en 3plI=
geiebes, mel6es auf eanabil6e 9ders
bau gr5eugnii1e tpie @erlte, @ier &C..
30le legt, bic einem ginfubrperbote
glei6 fommen.
Sn Wirtli6feit l6eint es, bic Sanz
belspolitif Der amerifanil6en &esie@
rung gebt barauf binaus, 10 melt es in
Der gtotbpenbigfeit liegt, ale iol6e
pom 9luslanb fommenben Nrtifel BON
ibrem Marfte aus5ui6lieBeu, Die i'm
2anbe ielbit eraeugt unb bergeltellt lpers
ben fonnen unb auf Der anberen Settle
bic anberen Staten ba5u gu 5Dingen,
baB lie ale amerifanif6en Iderprobufe
te Spafrei in Sauid nebmen gegen bic
@rlaubniB unb bas &e6t auf ben ame<
rifanil6en Marft iol6e g3aaren su lies
fern, mie Section 3 lie nambaft ma6t
unb pel6e Der amerifaHii6e Wtarft gar
ntdJt entbebren fann.
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aleiosrfoffe 4leioeritoife !

Ser sr6bte unb aeipdblteite gorratb bon
fetnen &leiber # . fen, Der ie in Gan
4ntonip borbanoen mar. Gin neues SHUTTER
Sattn Strtpeb @repom iolib unb
gemutert.
,8enfprb Gprb" in alien neuen Gar,
ben, wie gftdel, @igale, Mais, 9apenbel San,
&uilian 9rap, Cream, peib
@balIies gu 16, IS unb 30 Gents per
Yarb.
.Trana6iiidbe Gballiss in s5 Be-
1timntten Muiter1.
Mobaires, Crepe ; Gbine su rs
Gents, 80 Gents ,tnb $l.OO.
Sran3biiiaer Srsanb bic gu 25, So
uno 90 Gents
Goro ou &ot, etpas neaes, gu 10 Gents
per Yarb.
= @emufterte 8ebforb @prb gu 121s
Geats per Yarb.
- Semuiterte Grepe gu IA eents per
Oarb
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Woriid,t 1T @eisheit.

Spu man eine enfaGe gpriidtsmabresel sebrau@eu,
etne Die pard Grabruus sebcten unb purd Gerse se>
btutSt If, Ober ipa man has 9tto elmer bartnddtsen
3rantbstIau @ aebmen, bic Iebenaerit6renb in iersn
periHiebenen 6ormen, ala We&ieHeber, bili6es Ste
ber ober taltes 6teber oufrttt? Beiaes Beiben2
Ghr ebe bieier 8crmen, fur iebe art Walaria, 1T
9cfetter's Masens Sttters etn Seimittel. Gs pirtt
prompt, perrt&tet ietne arbett srhnbli6. aS Sauss
mitte seseu aHsriffe Malarta 1T eS b66ii miriam
auswanberer mad benz Weiteu uub gepObner reuer
Gsbtete, noielbft fd miasmatld. 9epen peripbiId5
etnfenen, inlten befen eineeeenf fein unb tG hes
BitterS aS abpsbrmitte beoisnen. 8ei 8eritopfuu9,
biIt6jen Qeiosn, 3beumatiSmu8 Grippe, 1iefenz uno
Blaienleben prb bas 8itters nibt peniser pertbppu
befunben perpen ais BEL Dialaria. @eseB rte mad Z
thelisen 5plssn GrtdliuuS, fbrperber cber setz
GET GriHspfuus leiite eS ebenfaus werhpoaen S1ns
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seioeultoffe! eeioenitoFe!

@olloe ferbise gbineiiide umb Sa=
paneitlde Setbeni pffe in ben pos
guldritsn Sarbem, tpte 8eib, Cream, 8oia,
Gorn, Ntle, 0ilne. 8lau &C.
ScltSe @ros @rain @dwar3e
Setoenit offe gu rs gerts, 80 Gents, 81
unb $1.25.
S9parae unb @reamgb gbineft1de
g Setbenit ffe, gu 20. s5, so, so, Is, 85,
80 @ents unb 81.
seibene nmo gatin 8rucabe, in
l9nar3 itnb firbia gu rs, 80 Gents, 81 ,lnb
$l.25 in ben neueiten Mbenos 5arben.
Gancp sentuiterte Snbias, IAmarser,
!arbtser nno ipeiber @runb; 3tpetfarbia, elm
tad unb eri4iebenart,se Siguren, 8fhmen.
Scrolls nnb anbere Mufter, Is Sprten, 3X12
8onlbinatton, ieOss Pop 3pa brett, 35. 4S,
60, 68, rs Gsnts unb 81. % 3oll breite 3,l
81 unb 81 25.
8erf9iebene Ulacee gmrabs, su 20,
35, so nnb rs Gents.
0as seibenlaser iibertrifft aues 9ageipez
iene in ausDabl, Site uno Bertb fir ieben
3rpef. tpo Seioe sebraabt pirr, ,tnb beren
3abl tit 9eeior.
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= 8iirgermeilter Gualen bon 3ras
peniinbe bat Selhitmorb begangen,
na9bem entbedt iporben mar, baB er
bic itdbtii6e Safe um 81, 900 Marf be-
ftoblen bate.
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2ephnr Gtnahams !

gSir bertaufen 3epbpr @tnsbams
gu l5, 18 unb % Gents.
Satin etsipeb gorb bu 8oi unb 3epbbrs.
9emnfterte sateeu gu 10, u, IS
unb 25 Gents.
S9lt9t: 3u 10, 1917, 15, 20 unb 25
gents.
Sas srbBte anO BELT aussetpdbtte 2aser
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bon IONA Baaren gu BEN aller.
ntebrisiten Yreiien.
@e1tretfter unb earrtrter 2aipm
bon l" Gents auftpdrts BIS su benz beiten.
Sali4ter i6marser Orsanoie, @renabine,
Sattn geitreifter Sapn gu eritaunli9 uieori'
gen Ireilen
geioene 8arp Semriettas, 40 Soa,
NIT ben neneiten @aattirunsen perieben,
gu $1.00.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-03-21

Setne spiken 0orbdnse, 81 garb
iang, au rs Genta, $1.00, $I25> $3.50,
$500, $3.50, $500, uab aufHdrts, 10 fein
ipie Sbr iie tpiinldt.
Sarbtger nnb i9tparser SailIe
gro eatie, 5u 80 Gents per Darb
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NlSbel mus gespiAe !!


llnIer MobeI. unS Teppiets Department.
perbient in alugeni4ein senpmrleS u usrs
ben. Bir qnotiren Hreiie, Bic Sbr NIT esrs
gniisen leien tperbet.
Seppisbc! 3eppine!
8oeb 8rufiels, 81 unb auftpdrts.
Tapeitrb BrufieIs, so Gents unb aufudrts.
Tapeitrp 8ruiiels, 8oyberrp, IS Sents sub
auftparts.
alues @Oae, breifad4e Dide, % Sents.
s e. e E: !; ",'.. '..:i.'. !; !; { s
linton As
@efaumte seypiGe, Is bis 80 eents.
gocoss9tattei1, 45 gent8 iinb nufwxrtS tsr
AmaeratsYarb.
2inoleunl, go Gents unb anftrGrts.
Subbpben OeI.Ta1, so gt8. uxb aufwxrts.
Gbina Watten, bon 1917 bi8 95 @ents.
aehte Sapaneiiide Matten su nur 10 Sta.
M1bel! M1Ibel!
Bir MAIDEN ipesieae Dfferten in 9 AIaf-
5tmmer Gets:
Solibe Gntife Gidene Ssts. nur $3.50.
@leeante Ghenal SetS, MIR $4,000.
Solibe BalnuB Sets, MIR $3S.
gliii4 RarIo. Sets, nur SGT.
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- Sn 9onauei6ingen itarb i'm 9lls
ter Don u Sabren 6iirft @gon bon
6iirltenberg, bas 9aupt bes @eiammt=
bauies 6iirtenberg.
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11eue waaren |
l1uier ,,@eiSer Glepbant"

@lotbins 9aus 1T bas sr5bte uns DonRxas
biaite i'm Sibipeiten. Bir Sarnntixsx
9dnitt, Mufter, Nuatitdt uss
bab allies paBt."
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enillezDortiereu unb giidbefen,

Mtr pfferiren GbeniIIes Yortieren
ino s d beden gu abioIut balbem greiie.
@tr baben so 1aare Yortieren unb 100
Stlaoeden, ollie gu bemielben greiie
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@orbGnqei gsorbGnae !

Sn Draperten unb @retpnnes
fiibren mir eine eleeante 9uswabl BON 10
Gents auftpdrts bis gu ber fsiniten Sorte.
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ltnfer @aarenlager lit l1aBgebenb,

Die folssnoen luotatipnen seben einen
aSinf, UNI aber ben fpirflieten Mertb unb bic
8sidbaltisfeit fennen gu lernen, fommt nnb
iebt ober laRt Gad3 Yrpben ib;tfem.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-07-04

in railroad building to have been 500
miles, we shall see that 1t affects but an
insignificant percentage Of our total
iron and steel production. Similarly, 1t
might be shown thst the effect Of the
decline. upon the locomotive and car
shops, and upon the general railroad
supply business, is, after all, relatively
very small. The fact is, the business Of
building railroads has ceased to BIO q
great factor in any one years prosperi-
ty. To few people tits Of immense
Importance, but to the nation 1t is a
email affair, and we must look else
where for the causes Of any business de-
preston. The falling of in new con-
atruction il only q symptom and not a
cause.
aThs changes in the geographical
distribution Of the new railroads may
be best shown in a table Of percent
ages. The groups arc those that We
have used in former years, viz: South
ern states east Of the Mississippi,
Northern states east OF the Mississippi,
Southwestern states, Northwestern
states and Pacific coast states The per-
centages Of the whole building which
has been done in these groups are:
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Mr.. @. D. Cone, attorney, Parker,
South Dakota, says: ~ take pleasure
in saying to the public, as I have to my
friends and acquaintance for the last
five years, that consider 0hamberlain's
Collie. Cholera and Dlarrhea Remedy
the best medicine for the purpose it is
intended that l ever tried. Since l
have used it would not be without it.
was always subject to cholera morbus
and never found anything else that
gives the relief that this remedy does.
! never leave home without taking it
with me; and on many occasions have
ran with IL to the relief Of some sufferer
and have never know 1t to fail My
children always call for that good mod
icine, when they havo a pain in the
stomach or bowels" For sale by drug
gists. D&w
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-07-04
A CHANCE 10 SMILE,

Rosamond = "oh, dearl What a
wretched memory IhaveI There's my
dentists appointment this afternoon,
and I've lust remembered it," Ger
trude-"Hell, l don't see but what
you've thought Of it in time" Rosa
mond-"T That's just 1t; didn't want to
remember it till tomorrow. "-HaruGrd
LdNlpOon.
Mistress Ito cook -"You know, Ma
rie, 1 can not allow you to receive your
pretended cousin in the kitchen every
evening"" "You are very kind, mum =;
but he's SO very shy. mum, he won't
step into the parlor.h -Caaripari.
Excited Indiyidual-"Is this where
they swear people?'' Commissioner OF
Oaths-"Yes, sir; what can | do for
you?' Excited Individual-''1 want to
take an oath never to put down another
carpet. - Ta-Bits
SIS Bronson as forgettul as ever2"
"More so. Why, that fellow has tol look
himself up in the directory every night
before hegoes home from his business.
For2ets his address. "-Harptrs Bator.
More ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS,
what does the paper mean by calling a
man well known character z MIR.
Figg-"0h, that means he hasn't any,.
Indianapolis Journal.
1t has been proposed to give Buzzard's
Bay more euphoniouc name. There
should be no change while they carry
on SO along Its ghores.-LotreH Courier.
These are the times when a city di.
rectory is the only place whore apublic
man is sure OF seeing his name mention
ed with respect.-H Washington Star.
salphinx-"1 fear Hiroller is contract
ing bad habits." Shape-"on the con-
trary, he seems constantly to be ex-
panding them. "-BoStOn Courier.
We suppose it may be said to eyince
pride in craftsmanship when . stone.
cutter christens his baby boy Michael
Acknowledgements Leader.
There Is probably no truth in the re-
port that the ice-pick will be the Repub-
iican campaign emblem.-Bostots Herald.
Tho point the Georgia Democrat wants
to watch now in the political world Is
his watermelon patch. Columbus Post.
The beggar is never satisfied with his
home; he is always looking for new
Quarters.- Yonkerg Statesman.
The course Of true love may not run
smooth, but they mako some good re-
cords on it in Chicago.-Puck
The mosquito is a lawyer and often
pleads all night at the bar.-Jsrssy Dart
Handouts might appropriately be
called sad-irons.-L0WcA Courier.
II you can not lick man be lenient
with his faults.-Teros Sithngs.