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The sun., 1892-02-07

Kansas. and that. too. by her own representa-
tives. l,want to say that she, is paying OF her
thet ne at M fy rate et ehs
ness paid" He pledged 10000 Republican
majority from Kansas next fall.
>, In replying to Mr.. Funston. Jerry said that
Funston posed as a farmer and ran as a farm
nIe Of the ignorance Of the farmers that the
falling into the lap OF tho Deiiiah OF the Demo
warning Tor his own M party" part jerry Continued.
party did fall into the, lap of the Democratic
Delilah In Kansas in the last election: They
tRs o with the s9at to
cure themselves against defeat. 1t was true
that Kansas had had the gripes. but. thank
condition now. Under Republican rule y
State that Ind come fresh. from the hands Of
upon it. was so managed that to- day i has a
debt in farm and home mortgages Of $40 per
capita Tor every man. woman and child in the
cause the sheriffr is forecosins them. and the
m11rtgage ICON companies are taking M the land T.,
its proper course by making q sehola site
speech upon the effect Of Tom Reeds rules.
SSes tho raes Wse peaa Sy tans
amendment, Here debate took II wide. latitude.
Some excellent speeches were ,!nado on the
bushnell of Wisconsin. Ti!lmar Of South Caro-
lima. and Caminetti OF California. The wittest
speech was made on an eXtraneous subject by
John Allen Of Mississippi. It was on the Chi liam
war. Tho House was cOnvulscd with laughter.
and his time was twice extended.
WHAT THE RULES REALLY ARE.
1t is interesting TO note the latitude Of do:
bate allowed Iy the Speaker under general
Trained from calling gentlemen to order when
they wandered from the question at issue. but
PROMPTLY sustained all points Of order raised
to force tho consideration of his report when
ever he chose. Tho General. like Mr., Crisp.
however. is extremely courteous. and the dis
cusson ran along till Feb. 1. when the rules
were ndorted substantially us they camo from
the committee.
Tom Reeds rules gave the Speaker power to
count quorum. These rules do not. The
Heed rules gave the Speaker power to de-
il making motions; Thus he refusedto TO enter
the ground that they were dilatory. These
question whether a motion Is diatory or not
can only come before him when q report is
panding from the Committee on Rules. Public
bills e" in tho box. as in Tom l!ccd's Congress.
and are NOT presented in open House.
AMOS J. CUMMINGS.
The sun., 1892-02-07
RESULTS or TIE NEW TARIFF.
Forced 10 Give up His House and Cottage
anL CunnOt Pay SO Much AIImOnY.

Two years ago Sarah Z. Wanzer obtained an
absolute divorce in Brooklyn from Sugar
Broker Moses q. Wanzer on account Of his re-
lations with Emcline l.. Leo. the wife o frank
ID. Lee. and the Court awarded Mrs. Wanzer
81 .G74 n year alimony for the support OF her
self and her three daughters. Yesterday Dis
trict Attorney Ridcway applied to Judge
Clement in the City Court in behalf OF Mr..
WanZer for reduction OF the alimony to $500,
on the ground that the Mckinley hill had
reduced Mr, WauZer's income. Judge Clement
$500 4 year rent for u house IN Taylor street.
in which Mrs. Leo was housekee eeper. and also
II he had not rented cottage nt Isllp last
swered that Mr.. Wanzer had given up these
houses. and was Obliged to pay rcnt some
where his company would be received as II
pecuniary compensation for his board. Judge
Clement reserved his decision.
The sun., 1892-02-07
Washington Arch Fund.

Among recent subscriptions to the Washing
ton Arch fund was one Of $500. which was left
at the house Of Treasurer William II. Stewart
in an envelope addressed in woman's hand.
1t has been entered on the list of subscrip-
tions as the gift OF "A Friend" Other sub
Sl00: Charles b. Alexander, SlOO; Frank $.
Witherbee. 500; William NJ. Kingsland. $50:
S2.72.
The fund now amounts toSl10,2s0,75. The
amount still needed is $I77l825. ,Snbscrtp-
tions may be sent to the Treasurer. William II.
Stewart. at 81 William street.
The sun., 1892-02-07
Goliath Taken and David Left.

Contractor John Morrsey Of Brooklyn has
begun an action against tho Long Island Rail-
road Company to recover $4,000 damages for
the killing OF his horse Goliath. claimed to be
the strongest horse in America. Mr.. Morrfsey
imrortcd Goliath and his stable companion.
David. about year ago. While he Was az
hibiting the horses last week to some visitors
from Kentucky In front of his stable In Fur
map aye avenue g Manhattan Beach train struck
In the complaint, resulted from the failure OF
the Long. Island Railroad Company to have
the track fenced in.
The sun., 1892-02-07
LACE Department.

ECRU LACES.
Our exhibit OF the new Ecru Irish Gull
pure Laces is uneQualled in variety and ex-
tent by any other establishment in Amer
lea. The goods are the products OF best
French and German manufacturers. and
comprise all widths and numberless de.
signs.
BLACK LACES.
We are displaying the latest novelties In
all.silk Black Gupure and Chantilly Laces.
all widths.
CHIFFON EDGlNGS.
Our assortment OF Embroidered Chiffon
Edgings-the largest in the city
comprises complete line OF staple and
fancy shades in French goods only and of
the best Lyons dye. the colors in every in
stance being perfect.
LACE FLOUNCINGS.
New patterns in all-silll Black Chantilly
Lace Flouncing. 40 inches wide. $1.25 yard.
VEILlNGS.
Just received tho latest Spring novelties
In Vcilings. Black Chantilly double-edged
Yelling. u inches wide. worn with edge
doubled over on hat: Jet Beaded Veil
ings. with fancy beaded borders: also new
designs in the popular fancy mesh Veilings.
with Irish Point and other effects.
The sun., 1892-02-07
ART EMBROIDERY DEPT.

Special sale Of Drapery Silks. 81 inches
wide, in desirable art shades. 4Sc. yard.
New designs and combination of colorings
in Fancy Drapery Silks at 65c. yard.
Special Offering Of Stamped Linen Scarfs.
1Gx7O. opcnwork border. :s9c. each.
Linen Fringes. in various art colorings.
Sc. yard.
The sun., 1892-02-07
OPENING SPRING STYLES
Domestic Wash Fabrics.
BASEAENT)

Our first delivery OF Spring Styles in
Domestic Wash Fabrics Dust openedl COM
prises Shantong and Tissue Cloths,
Satecns, Challies, Ginghams. Lawns,
Cambrics, Gc.. in the latest colorngs and
effects. including many new and exclusive
designs all offered at our usual low
prices.
The sun., 1892-02-07
Ladies' Silk Underwear.

At 3Oc. each; actual value 75c.--La-
dies genuine Swiss Ribbed Colored Silk
Vests. low neck. no sleeves. size only.
At 65c. each: actual value Sl.25.--L La.
dies genuine Swiss Ribbed Silk Vests. low
neck. no sleeves. colors light pink. sky
and canary. sizes and 4. Also. high
neck, no sleeves. In cardinal and cream.
all sizes.
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SIMPSON, CRAWFORD SIMPSON
Early Spring Attractions.
DRESS GOODS DEPT.

DRESS GOODS DEPT.
Our early Spring lmportations COM
prise extensive and exclusive lines OF
French Novelties
Plain Dress Fabrics,
including siIIow Cloths, croco.
die Weaves, crepons in exquisite
designs, Borders. Melanges.
Fancy Bedford Cords, English
Tweeds. Checks, Stripes and Oi.
agonals, Robes, and large col.
lection of tasteful designs in
French chalIies.
AS Opening Bargains we shall offer
$50 Pieces 4S-inch
CoIored Mohairs
29c. Yard;
Never before sold for less than 75c.
$50 Pieces All Wool
Wide Vale DiagonaIs,
in New Spring Colorings,
$50. Yard.
so Pieces 46-inch
Black Henrietta Cloth
oSC. Yard; worth 81.
Cotton Dress Fabrics
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LEATHER GOODS
TRAVELLERS OUTFITS.
Greatest Bargain Sale on
Record of Staple Leather
Goods and Travellers Outfits.

60 continue the interest in our sale OF
the remainder OF the Bankrupt stock Of
BALDWIN Il CO., importers and 70.
tailers OF fine Leather Goods and Travel.
lers Outfits. late Of Broadway and 9th
street, we have
Just purchased. at loss to the manu-.
facturers. in consequence Of their reduo.
ing stock at this season OF the year. q
large variety OF Rich Novelties In fine
Leather Goods and Travellers Requisites
at LESS THAN COST.
The goods will be placed on sale Mon.
day morning on basis Of purchase price.
in conjunction with the remainder Of the
Baldwin stock. They comprise
Mems Leather Dress Suit and Coat Cases.
Sole and Bride Leather Trunks.
Mems Combination Trunks.
Ladies' Dress and Hat Trunks.
Steamer Trunks. Cabin Trunks.
European Trunks. Overland Trunks.
Leather Valises. Travelling Bags.
Toilet Bags. Tourist Bags.
Cabin Bags. Gladstone Bags.
Physicians Bags. Brief Bags.
Soilcd Clothes Bags. Money Belts.
English Hold Ais and Wrap Rolls.
Shopping Bags. Chatclalne Bags.
Pocket Books. Card Cases. Purses.
Portfolios. Bill Books. ,,,
Collectors Books and Wallets. -
Writing Tablets. Letter Cases.
Collar and Cuf Boxes.
Toilet Cases. Toilet Rolls.
Leather Dressing Cases and Hat Boxes.
Steamer Rugs. Travelling Shawls.
Travelling Clocks. Jewel Cases.
Flasks. Cigar and Cigarette Gases.
Dog Collars, Whips and Leader Chains.
Leather Straps Of every description.
Umbrellas and Canes.
Field, Marine, and Opera Glasses.
Pocket Knives Of the celebrated Wosten.
holm manufacture. &C.. &c.
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SPECIAL VALUES IN
Mems Furnishing Dept.
HOUSE COATS.

At $6.9s each; actual value s1o-Men's
English Cloth House Coats. In plaids.
checks. and plain colors. with quilted
satin trimmings.
At $S.4S each: actual value $l2.60-
Mems French Cloth tailor-made House
Coats, in navy. seal brown. dark green,
and tan.
All the standard makes OF Mems Walk.
ing. Driving. and Dress Gloves. including
Dents. Jouvn's. Fowne's. and Perrin's.
in Kid. Pique, Castor. Suede. Cape. Craven
Tan. and Buckskin.
Special.-Mens S 2-button Dogskin Walk.
ing Gloves. with extra gussets between
every finger. 0Sc. pair: regular price. $l.25.
UNDERWEAR. -
At Csc. each: actual value $1.75-Men's
Norfolk and New Brunswick Companys
make Shirts and Drawers. In white and
tan.
HALF: HOSE.
At 25c. pair; actual value 39c.-Men's
genuine c. G. Colorcd Cotton Half Hose.
fast black. mode. tan. gray. goblin blue
and fancy stripes; all sizes.
At 29c. pair: actual value 45c.-Mens
genuine C. S. Lisle Thread Half Hose; all
the new shades in plain colors; all sizes.
At 35c. pair; actual value 5Oc.--Bret-
ties best quality pure silk striped Cotton
Half Hose. also plain Silk Lisle and Cotton
Half Hose. in tans. grays. modes and fast
black; all sizes.
UMBRELLAS.
One lot 2s-inch Twilled Silk Glorin I'm.
brcllas. ST. 80 each; actual value $3.50.
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Valentines.

All the Novelties of the season In
Valentines at extremely low prices.
sPaIAI.-I.OO 900 dozen Novelty valen-
tines at lee. and IOc. each positively worth
3Sc. aud sue.
The sun., 1892-02-07
Cotton Dress Fabrics

Now on exhibition our importations OF
COTTON DRESS FABRICS, including
Printed Organdies, Printed Swisses,
Printed NIousselines, Silk Stripe Bed
ford Cords. Silk Stripe Zcphyrs, Scotch
and French Ginghams, and choice COL
lection Of French Satteens in exclusive
designs and colorings.
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1892-01-06
.DONNELLY,S TIFW.

Hon. Ignatius Donnelly has given the
Review his opinion Of Washburn's OPP
ton bill in the following words: I
would say briefly that Washburn's bill to
license wheat gambling will stop wheat
gambling just about as much as law
to license liquor-selling stops liquor sell
ling. 1t will simply make high
priced monopoly Of it.
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NOTES ON NAVIGATION.
Stage of Water und Movements. of Don't
Tho River Interests.

Stage of Water und Movements Of Boats.
Tho River Interests.
The river was still rising last night,
with feet in the channel.
The reports from above were:
Warren, foot, o. inches; clear and
mild.
Brownsville. 70 feet 6 inchos and ris-
ing; clear and cool.
Morgantown, 0 ieot and stationary;
cloudy.
Tim Penwcll will take charge oftho
office OH the Scotia.
Tho Courier did not get away for Par
kersburg yesterday until 3p. m, being
detained by tho necessity OF repairing
the fanges on her shalt.
Tho steamer Louise will leave Tor
Charleston at 4. NJ. to-day.-Tho Ben
l[ur will depart for Parkersburg at IL 80
H. m.-The Congo will pass up for Pitts
burgh at a. III. 49, =, ,
Tho steamer Bedford left for Pitts
burgh at a. m. yesterdav-The Hud-
son passed down for Cincinnati at1l u.
m.-Thc Scotia was; late and got away
ior Pittsburgh at S p. III.
The Bachelor will leave for Pittsburgh
at S n. M. to-day. This is her first trip
in tho Wheeling and Pittsburgh trade.
Her regular days out IRON this port will
be Monday, Wednesday and Saturday.
The new steamer, Iron Queen, will
leave Marietta for Pittsburgh on Satur.
day evening, to get her outfit. She will
leave Pittsburgh for Cincinnati at A
P. IN. Thursday, on her maiden trip.
From Marietta to Pittsburgh she will be
accompanied by the Keystone State, ii
the latter can keep up with tho Queen.
Capt. John NJ. Phillips will DO in com.
mand Of the Iron Queen, and R. II.
Kerr will DO tho purscr.
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Ohio appointments,
fpttfa! Dispatch 10 the lnte1igenesr.

fpttfa! Dispatch 10 ths lnteligencs..
COLUMBUS, O., March Tho follow.
mSappointments by tho governor were
sent to the senate to-day and confirmed:
W. W. Alerrick, OF -Pomeroy, Moigs
county, as q member OF the board OF
trustees OF the Athens asylum for the
insane, 10 succeed L. i. Lash, of
Athens; 4. G. Thompson, OF Ports.
mouth, seioto county, as a member OF
Inc board OF trustees OF the Athens
asylum for the insane to succeed Il r
NMcGee, OF Einton county; Samuel A.
Baxter, OF Lima, Allen county, as n
member J. OF the board OF trustees OF the
Toledo asylum for the insane to succeed
himself; William Mycr, OF Ironton, Full
, soi, county, vice Henry Rahrs, OF Henry
>euIks. ~.
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TEE WORLD DON'T KNOW
Only Women Realize tho Truth.

.H..a s .I#.Hr - HEH.=#
'Shc fol- exhausted from nervous Uc ikiics
while, returning from work.
All women, you ouly caa undestand this,
fOawonoa, salc,slris, alhyoit WHO aru con.
An7l in offices, mill and facilities, how heavy Is
your drulgery. how wSa-,ns upon your nerves,
how cShauSln; to your strength, how blight.
lug to your beauty You arc often nervous,
Dc'iGd'ty trdt. and always tiled. You fctl Ian.
guild, low spIrilci, lIieIeSA AMI lni cradle. OK.
pcrcnce iiIntncIS, sense oil ful.nys or,bloal.
Ing after meals, irrtgallr appetite, constipation,
headache, wake unrcircshctI ftJlt Sleep, have
malar.a weak b'ck, backache, bearing down
pains, Irregularities. Aud during spring goa
G!'Gy' Jth porse t.aie, .#s -;
Thousands also have had tho Grip which Inns
letI them with weak nerves aud deblIlated
bodies ~ ,st-ifF a. re-
Tho Srclt nerve strcng.hOner aud female re.
storativc Is Dr. Groenc's Netvura. No temCdy
In the world Is so sure to restore strength to tho
weakened mud WORKOUT nerve, !, bring tho bloom
OF health to tho checks, strngih 10 tho limbs
md rtsor to tho whole system. Ut6 Il aud Il triR
give you s'rcn1h for your rrorE II Is tho host Of
NIL spring medicines. Purely vegetable and
harmless Druggists, 81. t
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MARTINS FERRY.
Accidents and Incidents In that Thriving
City-Pcrsonal and Industrial. s-....s

Acciuen;S anu incidents III TINT Thriving
City-Pcrsonal and Industrial. .l..-....
The department was called out yes
terday at $50 by small fire in the res
idence OF Mr. George Nennum, corner
OF Main and Centre streets.
The "Y's" will give an entertainment
at Commercial Hall tomorrow, night,
consisting o. Flushing" witElnusic.
recitations, etc,
There is no truth in the report that
Wheeling parties will build on Judge J.
9. Gray's, property, corner Hanover and
Fourth streets.
Yesterday little daughter ofAugust
Rohrcy WIS struck on the head with
stone while playing at school, cutting
good.sized gask.
Mr.. james McCalfrey, of Martins
Ferry, organized three locals Of. the A.
ZIG, W. U. at Huntington, WA, last
week.
Miss Berth Griffith returned TO Pitts
burgh yesterday. after three weeks
visit with her cousin, Miss less Grit
fifth.
Philip Reisling, OF A1ingo, formerly of
Martins Ferry, spent Yesterday among
friends here.
Fresh Garden Seeds in bulk and pack
age at ]. Williams grocery, on Wash
ington street. Eow-a
Mr.. and Mrs. James 7. Snyder buried
4 little child at Riverview Cemetery
yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. n. Ong were called 10
smithfield yesterday by the illness OF q
relative,
Mr.. Paul Morrison is homo from
school at Gambler for tho Easter vaca-
ton. si,s.,l5f -iC,-
Rev. Father S. S. Mattingly was at
StcubenVille yesterday on business.
Edward BlaclSford, who has been laid
up with a severe cold, is better.
Mr.. o. Hanlon, OF GAINESVILLE, was
in Martins Ferry yesterday. s.
!. Mr.. NJ. Hoar has gone to Huntington,
w. Va, to work. F5,i.si..,..,
The puddlcrs at the Standard mill arc
at work again. {. .,.G Il.
yesterday.
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-, f.Es-, ''''i
West Virginia Pensions

'EEnHE DRpa7cA 70 he Intelligence. ~
:, WASHINGTON, D. c., March. 94.-West
), pensions: Originally. NJ.
H. =. hamilton, Jno. AIyles, John P. Glass,
INC, mos. +: Hebba, Jas. NJ. Perry. Addi.
,TSGnal-Daniel NJ. Carl, John Pringle,
1Mi' I'M. Coliman. Increase = Rutter
NOT. Seth Battlefield. Original widows
NNorpha Ruckman, Mary ]. BaileH
nancy ,Lydlck, minor OF Feter M[cKiti.
~, Elizabeth \. Davis. Willomina
nissan, Sophronia Williams. n
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IT is not the extremes OF heat and
cold so much us the sudden changes in
temperature that cause certain, elm
ates to DO unhealthtul. When, how
ever. the system is invigorated with
Ayers Sarsaparilla, these changes arc
rarely attended with injurious results.
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\ r nESEY ScnoESHALs, fote,nan Henry
h. NV ~ hacking Co., St. Joseph, Mo-, uses
ior H. 1homas's Eclectric Oil with his men
how spra'ns, cuts, bruises, chappel
""''us, etc. Its the best. pkw
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100 Diamond ST., Philadelphia. Pa.

fI- DR.. Greene. the successful specialist, in
curing NIL forms OF nervous and chronic dis.
eases, 81 W, ,lith street. New York. can be con.
suited free, personally OR by letter Call o. write
to him about your case or send for symptom
blank to I'LL out, and letter fulling explaining
your disease, giving advice &c, will DO re-
turned free. ~
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1T Is with great gratitude thr. say Dr..
Grecnos Neryura has done wonders for me.
Ny nerves had become so We ak rs to rem der me
incapable Of iulnlllng my duties ! had no con-
ndcnce IN myself rouid al times orolu SO ,reat
that 1t seemed as II shouli.n DO able 10
move again. 1 could not remember anything.
Dreadful shoe Ing palms occurred frequently
oil through my eyes aud hoGd; often severe
headache would i1llow which would PROSTATE
me for hours. Physf:iaaa saia ao hep ,r1, posi-:
BE.
~ began fixing Dr.. GNenc's Ncrvura md
found By thc tim. had tdtea The fr't b9hc that l
had been greatly benefited. l continued its use
md am now doing M work and have CAMEL
my original health again. az
ANNA KING
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Real ESTATE.
GHEE PHI Q ny Z S
Ceol Investments on Ely Torn,


slSRmframo cottage woodf street, Centre
:, sitetTtwo story frame. Ave rooms. corner
Twenty'ionrth nnd Jacob streets,
,i slSo0-INo story itAiio' four rooms and
Sl,sDl-lAEgc tw0Story brick, six rooms md
hall, Vain street. Ccntr1 Wheeling. :.
slGn1,Two'sory fame, iiro rooms, 10. 2jSlo),
South ChAplnc street.
sMoo-Twostory brick. Eve rooms, Fourteenth
s!,5o-Au elegant two.,toy brIci, seven
rooms large lot, South Cnapiic street =
slWO-Fnme dwelling ana lot South Elm
s,Jl,o g. franc house and Workshop;
81, siSi 90! new frame, six rooms on MccOl.
s,lG-,rwo fame coi.aEei and LOT. MarEc.
street below TwGuty.scyunth street.
$500 -TwO.St0ty brick buIneS, ho,su. irnmn
~ riar corner Twenty'scventh und Market
streets. E@ W. II'f''-''
a5oo-Lot and frame dwelling, North Main
street. 80. : 80
slOo1-Fof ,wo.story brick, eight rooms, all
modern improvements, stable IN rear best ioca.
ton, Market street.
Twentieth street. -. 'S>,"''
TIC Wheeling.
sl,M1-Frauie residence, ouc.halt acrs OF
ground, Pleasant Valley.
s!.o0-Comfottablot wo.story brick. five rooms,
Virginia street.
Twenty-Five Ncses Of coal land on National
road not two miles from the city.
Give usa call We know We can suit you.
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= = q 20 :
Postmaster Appointed.

n, F'7'' 70 VIC IN7tIIQshce.'Fs . ~
~ w. M.,AslllSGroS, D. c.. March 24.-Post.
, Was appointed to-day"J.P. Thorne,
c cSe y. Dulin resigned, !, Dulin, Writ
INT 'F; W. Z. Wharton, vice T.
''cad'y resigned, Ogden, Wood county.
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Dr.. A. s. ToDD's Liver Pills act like
magic on weak stomach.
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NJ. RrlLLr's Pure Leaf Lard from
hogs OF our own killing. ( No tallow nor
other'Ndulterations, g,sT3
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TAKE your meals at The milwaukee,
Cafe. RonERT GRANT, Manager.
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7HE CHASTITY SCENES
witnessed in the Dunbar Mine
Death Chamber,
1yENTY-7A2EE BODIES FOUND

And Brought to tho Suriacc--IIow
They Dlcd...Pnthctio Sccncs...Two
Brcthcrs Found Claspcd In Each
Others Arms...Aftcr Many Months
the bodies aro In u Good State Of
Preservation.
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'pure Loaf lard.

GREAT BARGAINS in fine Shoes at
L. y. ELoSD's.
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FOB S "A II II

cheip. '. - V N''''
lLoise, six rooms, eli Chapllne street, 20, iol
ll0nseA three rooms tFlrSt wanl, SOL.
House, four rooms, Jacob street, CCutre Wheel.
Ing sl,aO. 5l HE 7F''f
Two, Sery desirable lots OH South trout street.
Cheap - = .
Wheeling. Sl,50l
Lots on south Chapllne, EoE and Jacob Streets,
from $50 10 SSo0 curh. t'''I7s ~ :
House Of Tx rooms 1855 Woods street; Sool
Business house on Market street,
ChapliEc streets. G1...''
Onc.hali lot on Tweatynin,h street, 500.
ThtrtySiS acres adjoining Elm Grove cheap.
Blll'iing site for dwelling on Twrnty.clghtn
street, $50. ,;,,s =
cheap. -
House OF eight rooms. brlcs, JacoN street, b..
tween Fifteenth nnG Sixteenth streets
Seven lots, 6lSl0) feet IN filau. Whyts aal
Gallagher's addition. rflGc SlOl 10 SD eaca
One OF the bo's mRrnilc.urln; sltsi In tho
city, frontinSon two rliroadI
Choice lots In Gtoatala
iotS in Fifth ward ia Flian 6 Whyta',
addition. Z. y
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NESBlTT & DEVlNE,
1899 Market Street. mr5
FOR Said.


Eishtroomed brick dwelling, 10 Eleventh
street, y
H. on want pleasant homo on the Island,
can sell you Il new sevcn.rOomCd house. with
bath room. laundry and all modern con.
ycniences. or al eISht-roomed brick house, on
MarEct street. near the business centre OF tho
New six-roomed house on North Erie streat.
high and dry, for sl.7jD u, '.T-'f
Tho siS'roomcd frune house. with n most do.
slrnble corner lot, northeast corner Of Eof and
Twcnty.iith streets, 1910. -
EiSht'roomed brick house OIL west side OF,
Market street between Eighth and Ninth streets,
agood property s36Oa
FNc.roomcd brick house, Sc South Huron.
81. 500. - W y ~ = 3
1hreeroopod brick house. s0l2 Chaplluo
street, $3.50. 81 '7s'5
BUILDING LOTS
On fourteenth, Fifteenth and McCo!loch
streets. Enst Wheeling.
On South Front street
On North York street river lot
Corner North York and Cromwell streets; nlce
location. n IT $3.50 - ~ Il
Lots in Gilchrist addition from Sos5 to $50, and
these arc good lots. on high ground.
On Wabash street, In old Fair Grounds
On South Penn street
Choice lots on North Huron strcot9T
Farm. 50 acres, good dwelling house. stables,
orchard. close to school house. church and rail.
road depot Price si,5Co, good value.