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THE NEW TERRITORY.
squatters Getting Ready to Make 1t III,

squntters Getting Ready to Make 1t Bios.
som.-BurninG or tho Grnss.
BRowN's VALLEY, MINI, April 49,
Last night the entire country for thirty
miles to the. west was ablaze with
prairie fires. They burned Of tic land,
making breaking easier, but it spoils
pasturage, and efforts arc being made
by the Indian police to check the set
ting OF fires, as much OF the pasture
land owned By Indians and rented to
stock men isIbeing destroyed. A large
number OF people have struggled over
tho hills west OF here and into town
half starved and nearly crazed from
thirst. There is plenty OF water in the
reserve; in fact, thousands OF springs
and rivulets abound, but inexperienced
men cannot find them. sr-H.'%
The industryot the squatters almost
passes belief, except to those who arc
aware OF the western farmers tremend-
GUS capacity Tor hard work. There has
been no delay; hundreds OF acres have
already been broken and flax sown on
the Sround:=0Iany OF the squatters arc
putting inscorn with hand-drills, and
they expect to get crop enough off their
land this season TO cover the expense OF
proving up.
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cold and silver rrohuetion.

WAsnrSaroS, D. G., April ls.-Mr. E.
0. Leech, tho director Of tho mint, has
transmitted to Congress a report on the
production OF precious metals covering
tho calendar year 1901. ,rCi
The product OF gold from the mines
of the United States aggregated 1,GU4,:
$40 fine ounces OF tho value OF $685.
10000.
This is an increase Of S3SO,OoO over
tho product OF tho previous calendar
year. Tho increased product is due
largely to improved processes OF treat
ment and to the increased amount OF
gold extracted from lead and copper
ores.
The product OF silver from our own
mines was 5S,330,0 900 fine ounces Of tho
commercial value OF S57,G3O04O,, or of
tho coinage value in silver dollars Of
S75,4l6,565. This is an increase of
$3.50, 600 ounces over the prior year.
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niUsTFlGlIr FOL, 1T.
Prospects OF n Row over Land on tho
sd. ElSscton Reservations.

Prospects OF n Row over Land on tho
slsscton observation.
Bnow&'s VALLEY, MiNY., April 49,
Apparently everything is quiet on tho
siBscton reservation, but there is every
evidence that serious trouble is brew
ing, though tho crisis may not be reach
cd for several days. One hundred and
fifty men who had made filings at Wa
tortown passed through this village
last night, entered tho reservation and
went on to the northwestern part OF the
reservation whore tho good lands and
tho new town site are located.
These mon were among tho first to
file, and they say that they all filed in
less than two hours. This is q romark-
ably short timo, and many OF tho squat
ters were, OF course, unable to reach
claims twenty and twenty-five miles
away in that time. The authorities as
scrt that the situation now looks seri-
Gus, but Of course it Is largely matter
OF conjecture. These filers say they are
going to have some OF that land, but
they cannot get It without n fight.
Four or five days will determine tho
cage.
Tho now town has had its namo
changed from Sisseton TO Ellington.
After consultations tho Sisaeton Land
company and tho people directly
around the town site unanimously de-
cidcd to name tho place after Miss Eiiie
StaufIcr, the schoolmistrcss, who was
the first one to. reach. it. She made tho
journey alone from Browns Valley to
tho MISUNDERSTANDING line, riding
forty-fve miles on April a., and sleep.
ing that night in tent. Tho morning
OF tho 18th she rode alone twenty.four
miles, following the boundary line until
she met the crowd. She led all the men
to tho now town, andthey compliment
cd her in tho manner described. AL.
ready there have been started general
store, lumber yard hardware store,
blacksmith shop, grocery, millinery and
4 hotel. Large prairie fires arc report.
cd to be raging on the reservation.
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TIE HOME DESTROYER.


schwoinfnrtli, Euler of Rockford. Koav.
on, Trying To Compromise, Gases Against
Him. ~
CHICAGO, April 1s,-R. X. Walsh, city
attorney Of Rockford, ILL.,, Is in Chicago
for tho purpose OF comforting with
Messrs. Hill and May, attorneys for Ma.
tilda S. Pierce and George +. Ostrandcr
in their suits against tho man Schwcin.
furth, who claims TO DO tho Messiah.
Mr.. Walsh said ton reporter: "Schwcin.
furth Is evidently fearful OF tho conso.
quoncos which would follow suit in
cour. to recover damages aud money
obtained by him. The publicity Which
would DO given his acts by tho suit
would bring to tho minds OF some OF
his dupcs tho fact that they could also
obtain justice through tho courts and
got back money out Of which Schwein.
fGrth had swindled them. FIc sent old
man Wcrden and another in to SEQ mo,
knowing that was associated with Mr..
Hill IN tho case, instructing them to Of
feet a compromise. They called ut my
Office and offered 10 settle tho matter in
some way, pretending that tho Christ,
rs they called Schweniurth, did not
caro- about tho affair.
"But wo arc not going 10 lot them
cscapoin TINT way. told them I was
suro We had clear case against them,
and that Sohweinfurth would have TO
DC ono Of tho defendants. They said
they would agree to any settlement
which was proper. agreed to confer
with Mr.. Hill about 1t. So ] came
down." i5i ..
Mr.. Hill declares that il they make a
settlement it will be for tho ontire
amount OF tho claim. 1--WE have clear
case" he said, "and wo know We arc
right in tho matter. We will settle tho
matter II Schwciniurth will pay over to
us 81 ,G20 in cash. We will not take a
penny less"
Another ;intcreatng feature in con.
nection with tho case is legal action
threatened by Mrs. Barr against
Schweiniurth OIL behalf OF hor daughter
Mrs. Barr has made n number OF at
tompts to receive word from hor daugh-
ter, but, so far. has failed. Yesterday
she sent letter to Schwoinfurth stating
tIuL III Cuse Shc uIu lloI near from her
daughter within reasonable time the
dlrcst vengeance would be visited upon
him in person.
In the Coudrcv suit Attorney Hill
has secured very important testimony
from "a person who has been con-
iidante OF Mrs. Coudroy and other men,
bers Of the family. She has made afsi.
davit to a number OF very important
statements.
A number OF new cases against the
prctcnder hare been promised Hill &
May. The prosperity OF the pretender
is in danger, and it seems about time
for him to make use OF some OF his
boosted powers to insure his safety. Mr..
Walsh says that tho people OF Rockford
are getting considerably excited over
tho pretcndcr and lie may receive bodily
injury.
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SlGon. OIL Loft Siiln..

Many persons are unable to sleep on
their lett side. The Cause has long been
Il puzzle TO physicians. Metropolitan
papers speak with great interest Of DR..
Franklin Miles, the eminent Indiana
specialist innervous and heart diseases,
who has proven that this habit arises
from a diseased heart. /: Hc has exam
ined and kept on record thousands OF
cases. His New Heart Cure, a wonder
Jul remedy, is sold ut Logan Drug Co.'S.
Thousands testify to its value as q euro
for Heart Diseases. Mrs. Chas. 'Benoy,
Loveland, Colo, says its effects OIL her
were marvellous. Elegant Book on
Heart Disease free. /
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Our hotter Halves Say

they could not keep house without
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy, espe-
cially for the children. In case few
weeks since at tho home OF neishbor
the attending physician had given up a
case of.what he called dropsy. Mother
happening in, told the parents that in
her mind it was acasc OF lung fever and
advised the use OF this cough syrup,
which they did. Result, the child is
well anu the parents happy. Chamber
lain's medicines are used in more than
half tho homes in Leeds.-SIMs Bios,
Leeds, Iowa. This remedy IS not in
tended for lung lever, but for colds, Ia
grippe, Group and whooping cough. 1t
will loosen cold, relieve, tho lungs, and
prevent tho cold from resulting in lung
fever: 50-cent and 81 90 bottles for
sale by G. R. Goethe, W.W. Irwin,
John klari, G. schnepi, @. Menkcmiller,
W. s: Mccullough, N. W.ueinrici, w.
E. Williams, S. L. Brice, John Cole
man and w. II. Williams, Wheeling,
w. Va; Bowie 4. Co.. bridgeport, o.;
D. T. Bcabody Bcnwood, VIVA. pAw
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NEW YORK LEGISLATURE
Will Soon Adiourn-Tne Renpportionment
~, Bill Not Yet RendY

Will Soon Adiourn-Tne Rcapportionment
BILL Not Yet Ready.
ALBANY, n. Y, April 1S.-"Not only
will this legislature adjourn several days
earlier than previous legislatures in
many years." said Speaker Bush to-day,
"but that it will also make a record for
leaving less unfinished business than
any other legislature within my knowl-
edge"
1t seems now rs though the extra ses-
sion to reapportion the senate and as
sembly districts will not be treated un-
til the first part OF next week, probably
Mt the earliest. Some time will be needed
to reapportion on tho basis OF the fig
ures OF the recent state enumeration,
which will not DO available before
Wednesday or Thursday and the extra
session will not be called until this mat
ter is practically settled and the reap
portionmcnt bill prepared.
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IMPORTANT DECISION
CONCERNING tho oiOomargnrino Act BY tho
psunsylynnln Supreme Court,

PHILADELPHIA. Pa, April ls,-The
supreme court to-day decided that the
tinooi slOo imposed upon dealers, for
tho firm OF ]. Otis Paul, for tho sale Of
oleomargarino contrary TO the state
laws Of 1856, is not violation Of the
interstate commerce act. AZ n large
number OF similar fines have been i'm.
posed us result Of prosecutions con.
Quoted against olcomargarnC men by
the National Dairymcn's Protective As.
ISOLATION, tho decision Is one OF some
importance. Tho oleomargnfino in
question had been imported from fac.
tory outside OF tho state in ton pound
packages, which tho court finds were
broken and sold in smaller portions,
thereby becoming part Of the common
mass Of property within the state.
Tho courts decision upholds tho con.
stitulionality OF tho prohibitary statutes
and declares 1t n police regulation nee.
essary to protect public health. li,Al
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Soc OF aIucn Conscnulenco.

Rio JASEIno, April lS.-An official
dispatch says that the rising in the
state Of Matte Crosse is Of little consc.
quencc and cannot disturb the general
peace. Tho central government has
taken energetic measures to suppress
/. tho movement. Cuyaba, the capital OF
Matte Crosse, remains loyal. At Dor
umbo, near tho Paraguayan frontier, Il
number Of robcls have assembled, led
by recently transported rebels IRON the
canitnl.
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Chinese Exclusion.

WAsutSaros, D. G., April ls.-Mr.
Sherman, chairman OF the foreign rela-
tons committee, gave notice in tho
senate to-day that ho would tomorrow
ask the attention OF tho senate to tho
Chinese restriction bill. 1t was neccs-
sary, he said, that it should be passed
within ten days, as the present law, un.
der a certain construction, expires some
time in May next.
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Ohio LerIsln,uro tdiourns

Columns, O., April ls.-Tho Ohio
legislature adjourned ut noon until Jan.
uary, 1888. Tho closing hours in tho
senate, amidst intense interest, wit
messed the defeat by tho lack OF ono
vote OF a bill to reorganize the munich.
pal government OF Columbus, SO as to
place itupon the plan OF tho federal
government,
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Flower votoos the Laborer,s ELL,

New YoRK, April 1s.-Governor Flow
or has vetoed bill largely supported
by labor organizations providing for q
state printing house which would abol-
ish the contract system for state print
ing.
A meeting was held tonight at
Cooper Union under tho auspices OF tho
Peoples party, when the FREQ and un-
limited coinage OF silver was advocated
by, number OF spcakcrs-mcmbors OF
trades organizations.
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GRAFTON, WA, April 1S.-Gcorse,
the bright little son OF Mr.. Ed. Allen,
state secretary for West Virginia OF tho
National Tariff League, died at his pa
rents residence here last evening OF
scarlet lever. The many friends Of Mr..
Allen throughout the state will deeply
sympathize with him in his. sore loss.
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uratcd hero on tho 18th OF last July and
continued ever since, has been dc.
clared of, and tho mon arc now ut lib
erty to resume work wherever they
may get It. Tho benefits Of single men
wore cut of by tho national association
last week, which led to this action Oh
the part OF three lodges In this city.
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MANY people who pride themselves
on their blue blood would be far hap
pier with pure blood; but, while We can
not choose our ancestors, fortunately,
by the use OF Ayers Sarsaparilla, we
can transmit pure blood to our poster
itN. nhw
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West Virginia Pensions.
Special Dispatch to The intelligence.

ape'''' 4'"pu'e"'O ''t A"t1et'VtftGt.
WASHINGTON, D. c., April 1S.-West
Virginia pensions: Original-Samuel
NJ. Stewart, Jas. l. Parrill, Henderson
Moore. deceased, Alexander Compton
Theophilas Moore, Augustus ). Williams
VIM. Kirk, Jas. Armstrong. Wm. Bur.
ris, Griffith j. McGeorge, Solomon, Bra.
dy, Jas. a. Hester. Additional-Wm.
Wigal, Frederick Robinson. Increase
Valentine Baumgardner, Thos. Carson
Jas. Burch, Benjamin Leach, Nathan
c. LAIR. Original widows &c.-Zebra
Colerider, Elizabeth T. Clark.
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WIN nun Sow Yor,,,s E,li ILL .

ALBANY, n. Y, April lS.-Governor
Flower has appointed Hon. Daniel Nc
NauShton, ex-state senator, to the posi-
ton OF chief executive officer OF the
board OF general managers of the OK
hibit of the state OF New York ut the
Worlds Columbian Exposition.
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4 Probable Delegate,

Special DisnGich q ths Inisai0cncer, i, s.,l
HuSrISeToS, y Va. April ls,-The
Fourth district Republican meeting OF
delegates, which meets at Point Pleasant
Wednesday to select two delegates
from the Fourth district to the nstional
Republican convention, will probably
nominate as one of them D. L. Abbott,
n prominent business man Of this city,
who has been r endorsed by Cabcll
county.
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WASHINGTON, D. c., April lS.-Chicf
Engineer NJ. B. Clark, retired, died at
his residence in this city this morning.
He was the inventor OF the defective
armor now used on war ships OF all ma
tiOnS.
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WASHINGTON, D. c., April lS.-Justice
Lamar, who has been very seriously i'll,
is now convalescent and able to walk
about the house. lie has not been out
OF doors since his illness, and will not
30 out until tho weather becomes settled.
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Tho Limo still Down.

OMAHA, NEn., April 1.-THE telegraph
line to Buffalo, Wyo., was still down to-
day. Gen. Brooks said no had heard
nothing from tho rustlcrs' troubles
since Sunday morning.
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RASGooS, April !1S.-The British COL
umn has had continuous jungle fighting
along the Kaukkiye river. Six men
were wounded in carrying Tinggram.
Two were killed and four wounded in a
fight with Dacoits sst,
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Reserve Agent Anpnlu,ou

Special Dispatch TO the IRtctligcncsr.
WASHINGTON, D. G., April 1S.-The
comptroller Of the currency has ap-
pointed the Merchants National Bank
OF Baltimore reserve agent for the
Elkins National Bank ut Elkins. ~
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a Flonter Found.

MADISON, IND, Aprills.-Anunknown
tloater was found ut Brooksburc, miles
above hero this morning. It is sup
posed to be q victim Of the Golden Rule
which burned near Cincinnati recently.
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THE secret art OF beauty lies not in
cosmetics, but is only in pure blood,
and healthy performance OF tho vital
functions, to DO obtained by using Bur
dock Blood Bitters. Dsw
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LEBANON, Pa, April lS.--Tho strike
OF the Amalgamatcd Association OF Iron
and Steel Workers, which was inaug-
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All to be sold as one property, together WIn a,
the old nachlnery,toos. tubing, Gns
rights aud privileges belonging 10 tue NalnD ,o.
& Camden oil Co.. that may be now on tue P''--
ises OF said company.
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Dinner to aIr. aud Mrs. Elklns.

eptc'o' DSpdfch 10 he ihtfH'JenccF.
WASHINGTON. D. G., April lS-Con-
gresham and Mrs. Bourke Cochran, OF
New York, gave dinner party tonight
in honor OF Secretary and Mrs. Elkins.
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No. 5 One.halt interest In o.acrc tract. apoaT
800 yards from mouth OF Burning springs HUE
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TAKE your meals at The Milwaukee
Cafe. ROBERT GRANT, Manager.
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No. SO acres, leased by tho. Rathbone I: Cam
den Oil Co., and one gas we'll 0
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EOR SALE
c1h 1922 Market Street.
PUBLIC SALES.

DUBLIC SALE BY NJ. THOMAS Il
L SONS, at Philadelphia Exchange, May, 10.
1892, at IL O'Clock noon. by order OF STOCKHOLDERS
OF Rathbone & Camden OIL Company.
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DUBLIC SALE.

pUBLIC SALE.
by virtue OF the authority vested IN ~ " con
will OF Louis Lunsiord, deceased. we WI ,n,
mencing at 10 O'Clock q. M, on WednesGs!' ' drs
20, 1902, olIer At public sale 10 me hif ;Se Sr,
best bidder ut The north from, doofN' .,n,,owial
House. IN the city oil Wheeling, ihca 'C ntD.aa
real estate: Tho Iunsford homestead co Xxx
Ing about four aud one.h9if aGrcs' S on AL
there Is located frame dwelilni ~ ,,SntIsI
other Improvements. Also three !o. scS al
on the National road. 81 80 BY l6' earn
one lot fronting on the avenue, e Y =, o5ie-cd
The four and one half acrcs VIII " V" ,cty
a whole or In. four separate pHll,ii nj. ."
deemed best ior the estate on day o. sa'sb tlt
TERMS OF SAIE-one.thIrd or inn; ,Sr etDjj foI
ance in one mud two years. with me- ~ S.ssrir
the day OF sale, deferred pay menii 70 Y IIDAY
by deed OF trust o. L I'm. N
Executors OF Lou is Lms99r.,, ne yililj
The above property Is situated y W pItj
OF Leatherwood;g ! Ohio county. w.; Iwhce!.n.
the same can be, seen at the BanSo' aPa
. y f. !. j q
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GEO. R. TAYLOR,
.AtTKKIN AND HNKRkET.te
ll5O AND 1853.
New Spring and Summer Stock.

Dress Goods Department is epete with the most choice
lines Of French English and German productions in Silk All
entonhas been given to the selection Of extensive lines
India Silks ranging in price from 81 2c to styles being
the avortes the season. Our assortment Of Black and
Mourning Dress Goods supasses any previous effort in that d.
recton. e.. 54
Werecommend Presteys Henrietta Cloths Dress and Bon.
Nelngs as being the best for the consumer They the
right shade and very serveabe Grenadines Organdies Ze
phy Cloths, Llama Cloths great vaetyWhte Goods and
7Emboderes in both Dainty and elaborate designs and
widths and prices.
our Cloak DEPARTMENT showing and selling freely
silk Serge Ragns especially well adapted se for aves eo
tunes In Market street have just opened La
dies Cambria and Muslin Underwear, also Gauze, Silk Isle
and Babiggan Underwear and in the will be found
the best Ladies' Derby Waists and Boys 'otr
es Friend and Star Shirt Waists have had and all
invite an inspection Of these superior lines Our Glove De-
partmen was never 50 full For the sale of the Celebrated
agent in this city Also the Foster Paul Co. Hook Glove
and the Reynia Mousquae Suede Cloves Cenemer five
ton in coors sell at the New York price, viz 81 S.
Full lines of Silk and Lise Gloves and Ms for ladies and
children.
Our stock Of Fancy Goods constantly changing to-day
tits very full embracing many novelties just out in Neclwear.
Veings, Handkerches, Fans, Infants Hoods Boys Belts
s s ssd s saue and ID WaPPs &c Gae Robes
season by replenishng as new things appear.
We show this spring Lace Curtains and Fixtures all
the second floor also Summer Blankets Summer Comforts and
all kinds of Upholstery goods of which have complete
sorment.
Our Table Linens Linen Sheets, Cotton Sheets, Nap
Lace Bed Spreads Table Covers Elder Down Pillows are ali
in and ready for inspection Many of Table Damass are
22 yards wide and Napkins Fl inches square Our stock of
Hosiery and Corses new and embraces but the best
PRICES-
AS house afford to sell the quality
Gratifying to know that in where opporu
nifty OF comparing goods with from
in New York. goods have been taken in
glad to have samples brought in for comparison.
GEO. R. TAYLOR
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For further particulars apply ct Co:aiaH!
Office, No. 9O9 South Fifth ST.. Phi ia OF ~
Residing on tho premises, Burning spanS'' 49,
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Miss Lettie HuntLcy,

Is the sister Of Mr.. w. S. Huntlcy, of
Cortland, N. Y, a we'll known car
Penter and builder. Her frank state:
men' below gives only the absolute
Truth concerning her illness and mar
Srelous recovery by the aid Of Hoods
Sarsaparilla. She says:
=. l. Hood S Co., Lowell, Mass:
Dea. Sir: Twelve years ago I began to
haSo hemorrhages and fouryears ego became
So low that tho physicians told mo
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There Was edo Hope
end I Should soon die. couldnot DO moved
from NY bed. Under my face wero napkins
continually Redeemed with blood from my
mouth. 4 could cns nothing; and had no
action Of tho bowels for q weel;. Tho doctors
THIS tlmo my mother said she wanted to make
ono moro trial, and asked II would take
Eo0Vs Sarsaparllla. told her 1t would DO
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dissolution NOTICE,
FOR RENT.

EOR RENT-THE THREE.STORY
~ business house, No. 1914 Main st,ea. "
!. ". WV DEN. 80 mr2;
-FOR RENT-NEW BRICK DWELL.
II ING; all modern improvements u! Fon..
be leased for term ofyeurs TO responsible n1,tr
Apply Rt otllce OF The City Water bonrd. hi
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a Waste Of Money

"a Wasee OF lsohey
but finding 1t would comfort her began taxi
ingit. In fcw days tho bloating began to
subsidc, I seemed to feel q little stronger, but
Thought It only fancy. was so weak could
only take ten drops Of sarsaparilla at FIRST.
In two weeks was able 10 SIC in a few min.
utcs every day. III q month could walk
ucrosH tho room. One day / asked what
they were to have for dinner. and said L
wanted something hearty. My mother was
30 happy she cried. TWAS tho ----,