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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-09-22
all WORLDS FAIR EXCURSION s11

Via q. q O. II. r., Saturday, Sept. 2Srd'
AT one fare for the round-trip. Tick
cts good 10 days, and good returning on
all regular trains In day coaches until
October 3rd. Trains leave Wheeling
$50 a. m. and 1928 and $3.50 p. m. For
further information please apply TO
#. c. Burke, Ticket Agent, Wheeling,
w. Va.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-09-22
chicago E1oursIon via b. 3 o., wednesday
anntnmbsr 81. 1898.

On the above date the B. & 0. Co.
will sell excursion tickets to Chicago at
on fare for the round trip, good return
ing 10 day coaches on all regular trains
until October 9th. Excursion train
leaves wheeling at $3.50 p. N, arriving
at Chicago at 7:40 the next morning.
J. T. LANE. 7. P. A.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-09-22
FsnnsyIvania Lines excursion TO Pitts
burR. 81 90.

September 2lst and 23d Pennsylvania
Lines will sell excursion tickets to
Plttsburg at rate Of $500, which in
clpdes admission to the Exposition.
tickets good three days, including date
Of sale.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-09-22
DENTISTS.
DR.. GEO. j. CADDlE,
Surgeon Dentist
No. l2l5 MARKET STREET.
Over EWing BroS Apoe4d


MrC. Schnepf, the Opera House drug
rist made the following observations OF
the temperature yesterday; a. m, o.
ga. ~, -; 70 m, 50; 5 p. M, So; Z 2. N,
79. Weather, fair.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-09-22

en- wish 60 have the best local aud
Dhlo paper In the city left ~ your
Wv -arly every morning. subsorlOe
and ~ editions Of the
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-09-22
Truss Factory.

Truss Factory
Manufacturers of trusSes, shoulder
braces. artificial limbs, etc. Perfect
fitting aud a superior quality our aim
j. w. Thompson, OF % years expert
ence, has charge OF tle 6ttinS depart
ment. Always open SATURDAY evening.
ARTIFICIAL LIMB MFG. Co.,
900 Penn, near Ninth, Pittsburg
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-09-22
lnaeE b So Aarerll.smenIs
FOURTH PAGE

Wanted-Clotbing Salesman.
W0rld's Fair "Cosmopolitan"-Fran Stan
The watch. G. Dillon & Co.
FIFTH PACK.
School Shoes-J H. Locke shoe Company
SIXTH PAGE.
Bargains in HOusefurnishings-W heehnS In
stallment Co.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-09-22
wheeling and Lake Erie ExcursionS {
Chicago.

The Wheeling and Lake Erie Kali
way will sell excursion tickets to Cnl-
cago and return ut half rates, Saturday,
September card, and Monday, Septem-
Der 25th. Tickets good ten days and
on all regular trains going and return
ing. Trains leave Wheeling 9:45 a. m,
and s:15 o. M, city time. Shortest
route and quickest time.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-05

fore next suamers What n she tscs
and Is very healthy ard persists ia pls' :
inx tennis "a order - remain healthy
Fancy plaslng teEIis II erinoline'
A. for dsacinz. that viii have 70 be
lsne ~ srin's length A system II sig
nsls should &c devised. such ~ ho,st1ng
es,loret lanterns u waving different fAsv.
a. ts.as partners may communicate with
each ether. Kissing viii probably be-
come a loot art al least among womsn-
While the sweet. low voice which ssrurk
shakespeare fancy will not be up to the
necessities II the new case.
How can = girl gracefully inhahit .
hammock. or lean, syiphiike. over tho
edge q boats. or spring lightly down
fron the diary heights q four-ia-hancs.
OF pursue any If the simmer girls joys.
hAnpered BY u large 0lnoline IN whien
shs Is the solitary prisoasrf
We shall also have revival II the IA
NOUS ballroom remark made by tho go
eort Of young lady whose clothes had .
particularly wide circulation. LIS WAS
standing behind this desert Of crinoline.
In the center of which. oasislike. rose the
damsers bead and shoulders A friend
approached linn and said:
Il SAY, Jack. Is Miss Brown engaged
for this dance"
Il don't know" was the reply. "Ex-
enss mo five minutes. and I'll go round
Ia front and ask her London answer
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-05
p,.n-,.. vI,h alIm.,,.

Tie declared that be loved her and be-
hcved her heart was not unresponsive.
Shr pressed his hand. which was a real
eloquent way II saying no. II WAS not.
And yet
liz voice thrilled witt sadnesa.
-''i cannn. ask yon 20 he my WIFE
And WIZ
Siss waa Fccoiling in alarm
not. prsyf
''iss,aase
II falisrc.i sni then told her that
with h.s Hunted income he dared not a..
sarne the espefto of matrimonial ALI.
snce
she protested aai urgei that they could
live far aimost fe'h'ne
Lave. H. hrtfy rsiasned. '.ah, ifn
were only heing i}st think
ha f.se aeis sfe.ilY
f nf rfinr al.meuy when
~sfn 0ilY 80 = tst~k
She "a rof h+steie In thai honf -
TRIAL the eee. - lfsie y manii1ess sli. ~
with ahllsaa.i = fllxsnes
sae iue.nesss.shrf arm si,eat bl.ns.k
eiii ~ ufeai I vii o.
eitise.f samehy anlssa yoa St fsiss
n selaf1
~ eeaid eel5' fetl hsr - IA gss.srn
whsle - 'sats fsa a. ossf illt lafts -
her slsese- ifsftif lfahan~. !.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-05

One day ~ rode along the banks Of
the north fork of the kentucky river
came 70 = lox schoolhonse. al institution
usually conspicuous by it, absence IN
that section. II WAS about o'clock. and
the teacher. hank strip Of humanity In
homespun clothes. sat on a log watching
. LOT Of noisy children At play.
How are your said ~ l pulled mp
and the children gathered around
''Howdyr he replied. driving the chill
trcn away.
Are you the schoolteacherr
ayes. reckon am"
ssWhat kind Of school have your
"Only fair TO middlin."
"You haven't much competition
mo: dedication amt popular in these
psrts"
Don't the children like boohsY"
"Not unless they can tear the leaves
uuten EN-"
Cant you make EN- studyr
"rve quiz tryin."
"How long have you been teaching
here
This makes the third term"
"And you can't make them learn
EMO"
"Then what do you teach fory'
"Well. mister, bein as you're a stran-
ger in these parts" he said in . half
whisper. I'm willin TO say ! teach y
the 81 month and board around. ard
not another dern thing" and the unan-
bilious pedagogue turned on his heel
and went in after his scholars.-Detroit
Free Press.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-05

Then the irritsf.i COW goes 20 a nearby
tree and tries ~ knock II over a che
utters a low moan. sally. ~ and BY. she
says 70 herself We'll. ~ ELAN. know
q one place where can lay down--or
tie down. rather snd il ia home. There
Is Wbers ought a. -. There is where
1uy little old wAhh,y calf L." ard il Is
home. fon - thare on hand - take n
The straps. ard she vii morn than likely
come horne ~>Tlier than lsnai TIE follow.
ing night
| conh tell many ether interesting
shinsr- re<srfirg animal LIFE. int space
forhfsss
The above. however. VII show tat ws
should rot onfy MAKE home more AZ
trscfir- than Any other place. bas -
shenld 40 u,ske All other ptsess les -.
trsruve than hcFna | knew nne man
Vho fri>d as recipe nd orsr4hi r.
NV ~. CIV ~un r. aaay fr.ra hnsae.
b8t .imidlv resnaErn ~ t-r faons an,i
kas 49, rsals t~rsehf e. her
Let ~ net oesrsis, e1sol thing Tie
kcre should u,s - fta altering even "a
IRE owed ebiiI - huiIhanl s.,na "a
cur greatest men have iken the8r rsehs-t
isnre.s ~ tesng fhfstes ferrh fsssrs tte
hesae lifs sn.l compelled - s.ek h4~sr
Hreisi izvei p4rhat@. sf,d So .afe ~ltb
F@ePie who kne~ aure.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-05
Som. Real chlldr.u.. s.y,ns..

Ten-year-old Ethel's expansive idea OF
wealth consists in possessing ''nonillions
Of dollarB, and her imaginary calcula-
tons never fall below this considerable
amount.
"Auntie," she said one day. do you
know what l would do first thing If
had nonillions of dollars
Auntie confessed her inability TO guess.
"Well, said Ethel. II would hire some
body to listen to grandpa's old Stories"
A lady from Kansas. accompanied by
her little boy. was passing Bunker Hill
monument one day while on visit TO
Boston.
There Is Bunker Hill monument
Johnnie" raid his mother. pointing to
the huge pile.
Carefully surveying the structure. he
asked, YVES Bunker Hill buried there,
mamma.'-Kate Fields Washington.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-05

He hadn't really intended to propose.
but the age of the young woman in the
case made her rather PERCEPTIONS in her
anticipation.
"Oh. Mr.. Notpore," she exclaimed,
blushing furiously at what she thought
would be proposal, ''you are so sudden.
Please give me time"
Mr.. y. was not a man TO be hurled
over the battlements of emotion.
Very well. Miss Bonypart," he re-
sponded. Il have no desire to inconven-
fence you. Just take al the time you
want. I'll call around again in dozen
or fifteen years. Good morning"
And he had went before she recovered.
Detroit Free Press.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-05

his desnorslixed hat ard looked about
him-hls face purple with rage. his iips
tIraly eompre~sel, the veins Ia his neck
swollen. his features working A. II IN an
sIaieruc 1t. and his nasvrs op<n'ns and
closing - though moved BY al unoon-
troilabis impulse - clutch something OF
s<snebody~~s young man who was bur
rslng along slipped and fell Al the srms
place On the sidewalk whsre the gray
haired and ssd2ie old party Lsi come 10
grset.
"Blankety blank the asi hinged. billy
b dad busted slippery old coal hole COW
eis to stsgnztion and back again he yo-
caferated. picking himself up
"young man. exclaimed the elderly
victim. graphing him fsrventiy by the
hand, II thank you' You have saved
MY life. Chicago Tribune.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-05

"Evelina." said Willie as he thought
that bright thought hit him. why am
like diceboxy
Because You are about 10 be shook
answered Eyelina as her taper fingers
glanced over The keys in dreamy move
ment. and Willie drifted ont in the snow,
and Eyelina never knew why he thought
he was ike diccbox. Philadelphia Call.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-05
NYE ON THE HORSE
MAKING A COW love HOME
s,e once Had a 6aas~r Himself as
Writes. Who Ma Afrslt ola
sre4t Masy fhinzs.


lat oask We met An educator q rhs
horss anf The author u work On Pre-
rar.Ery Education q tbs Horse.' He
gave ns one for rsvfsw. He claims ths;
very few horses. especially n America,
have proper educational t-cilities. AMI
many thai they 10 have remain uniin-
proved. IN . common experi.ncs %
ind. s4ys he. "horses of srrat intellec-
fnal capacity. set middle aged aud DIS
spyotased- Too many have I'm tho ccun-
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-05
A Trar~siv.

Tho Tramp Cat the side doorl-Yis.
mum. Your little dorg run out an bit
me. dernnimi
The Hosiess-Little Fidobit your Poor
little thing And you. you wretched
man. ! don't suppose You care-cven-if
- he's = boo-hoo - PIP pois-oned!-- Chi
cage News-Record.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-05

'ommenia sienif 20 the cell toHmed -
o. fiessat'iiy AMI siferhlailf ehat Was
totesrtif ,isann in the efu,iert manner
ai'i 'iisa1feeafiy ~ sell t. ei~anse
ite slfifiH end break az eilsis hfad
atif aHi ftffgs aifhenl unplsnsait
eltff tif lsa fhe l,sghfnl if4aid
'ekai-se itiassi3 Sfgat - ~
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-05

A siterig n.sa = sesat@ And .tsss
~h.Akefai srf*ersn.e "a 4s~n sin
Rrssf vtaienss "a fke si.l4~alk .ssr de
essHef 4 rtsfs 49, sstsa. s..s.fsl.s
aflefn.2A g. the sef - i.sa..s. ~ =, i.
ssesaas hahis seIt n tlsk - -
a. at
40 - sss- siss.s - ne fs<s. ga ssa a.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-05

He Would you love me more, dear
eat. II were r:chg
shc--I think not. II would not he
necessary. Ia that case could marry
you without loving you at all. Indian
aYolis Journal.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-05

"ityef. said The principal On The sa'h
da, % the month 10 one ~ bis clerks.
my memory = 50 treaeherous forget
esefythsnx. Just remind me On the lst
u give ycu notice a. qui:."
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-05

"IInllo. Morley. How are your Haven't
seen you since you turned farmer.
Mo-
RAISE anything on your farm las'
year,
Eyes. A beard. "-Harpers Bazaar.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1893-05-13
PURELY PERSONAL.

President Seth Lowe Of Columbia Col
lege has inherited from his father large
estate at Newport.
The Empress OF Russia's physician
when in attendance Uaon his august pa
tient receives Zee OF f70 600 roubles)
a day.
Rev. DR.. II. NJ. Wharton of the Brant-
lev Baptist Church, Baltimore, has de-
cided to decline u 81 900 salary offered
him by the Epiphany Baptist Church
congregation OF New York.
The Register at Stanford University
announces that ex-President Harrison
will begin his course OF lectures ON in
ternational law next October, when the
new school OF law will be opened.
The tombstone marking the grave OF
Rev. Wareham Williams, leading
preacher OF colonial days, was unearthed
at Waltham, Mass, recently. Antigua
rians had long searched for the grave.
That astute lawyer, Rufus Choate,
knew better than to he caught by Italian
opera. Interpret to me the libretto, q"
said he to his daughter at the opera.
lest dilate with the wrong emotion.
,t.. Cnlla,,., Sals,n Va a inll. blnol.d
Choctaw Indian will graduate. lie Is
one OF the best speakers III the college.
Another Choctaw was graduated there
in 1883.
Princess Maria OF Parma is not pretty
even for IA royal bride. She has a long
large eouhtehance' ulshsure" ~
very long anu suostahtial hos',' anu IL ~, y
ungaiiaht,y saiu that her ia'e 'o"A' ANe
'hat VI horse'
The German Emperor and Empress
are accompanied by IA retinue oil seventy
three persons on their visit TO Rome
NO WONDER the ltaiiah court with It's re-
sirlcteu hhahces' Is lttle DIT ahAiou'
aoou. the piper OH.
Alfred Mace, son OF the once-famou'
English prizetighter, Jem Mace, has jus
closed series oil evangelistlc meeting
in Indianapolis. For twenty wears h.
mas peeh preaching. lie came To Amer
ica ABOUT Jour years ago.
The flagship OF the British saua,lror
| is named after Robert Blake the iam,u
Admiral who fought for the common
wealth under Cromwell against the roy
alists and subsequently beat the Dutcl
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1893-05-13
FROM WASHINGTON CITY.

Representative Cultivate of Ohio i.
the latest to verify the report that Con.
| gress Will convene in extra session in
September next. Cultivate does no,
take any stock in the statement that i'm.
mediately after the appointment OF the
House committees a recess will be taken
until the first OF December. He said
1T Is my opinion that Congress will be
IN continuous session, barring the usual
Christmas holidays, from September
until the following June"
1t was learned at the State Depart
ment that the refusal OF the Russian
Consul in New York to wise the pass
port issued to Mrs. Sadie Schwartz by the
state Department, on the ground that
she Is a Jewess, is in accordance with
the laws OF Russia. Ii Mrs. Schwartz
should make complaint to Secretary
Gresham, she will, OF a necessity, be in
formed that he can do nothing in the
matter, because the rules governing the
Russian consular officers prohibit them
from countersigning any paper intended
for use in Russia by Jews.
The danger OF an uprising in Corea
against the Christian missionaries in
that country has passed. The news that
mobs OF natives had threatened to ex-
terminate the whites was received by the
state Department some weeks ago BY
cable. Protection from the United
states government was requested, and
accordingly the Navy Department sent
the steamer Alert from Shanghai to
Corea, with orders To remain until al
fairs had assumed a peaceful aspect.
Admiral Harmony cabled the depart
ment that the Alert arrived at her des-
tination April "a. The other day an
other dispatch was received from him
stating the Alert had returned to Shany-
hal. While nothing concerning the con-
dltlon OF affairs was contained in the
dispatch, 1t il certain the Alert would
not have left Corea il any serious trouble
had existed.
The international Monetary Confer
ence, which adjourned to reassembIe in
Brussels the Goth inst, will not reas-
semble ON that date. The general feel
ing expressed by the representatives OF
the leading powers il that the end Of
May is not suitable time for recon-
mencing the labors Of the conference.
and a. result consultation was held be-
tween the President, Secretary Gresham
and come of the delegates OF the United
states. 1t was determined to cable the
announcement that the reassembling OF
the conference would be postponed until
some time in next November. Governor
McCreary Of Kentucky, who, az well as
Senator Jones of Nevada, will con-
tlnue to serve upon the COMMITS
sion, expresses much qualification at the
change OF date, and believes it will in
crease the prospect Of the conference &C
eomplishing some solid results.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1893-05-13
Unney Wanted hs tha rn..

mo catholic world Of France IL die
u' W." ~ tho news tba, the I,opc vii
.,"h oa Obliged to make new appeal b
Their generosity. The damage done 70
we vatican and vt. Peters by the receas
I,p''S''n OF the power magazine =
n ,,' "a calculated roughly at rsa .ooa
i,n s "o''n'ss cannot possibly apply to III
"'an government. and has no doubt
s.s, 10 WIZ not be placed under ~
,h 'o necessity 81 seeing his palace Al
w" church Of the Prince Of the Apoesls
1919. "g 10 ruin for want Of imperativsly
ms repaira = Paris Cor. Loudco
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1893-05-13
BC SINESS BREVITIES.


The dearest leather sells Tor $40 per
dozen skins.
There are over 500, 900 telephones in
TINS country.
\ telegrapher has sent 30 words in
hNe minutes.
\ diamond for cutting glass lasts abou;
three months.
There are only two lawyers doing bust
ness IN Iceland.
The mines OF GOlconda once employed
over 40, 90 men.
Bart--pyar prolnr,ion in ,b;. co,r,-,
has doubled in a car
a-', P,'. y, - .'i' LAST steer 'ei'''
~. r.. - 80, 800,
one Texas stockman will ship 5000
mead OF cattle this year.
Norway and sweden export 10000
tons ri matches annually.
Houston, Tex, will soon have IT,
| fourth Cotton-eed-oil mill.
The estimated vain. ~ tho rb,,,,,
qua grape belt is $685. 900.
The great saw mill al Clinton Ia cpt.
500, 900 feet OF lumber daiIv.
The largest single loan made in N,u
York last wear was for 81 325 600
IT,, d;a,J ', -, a..
have welded a v,Ira 81 <2,o 900 900
orI, oh,,, O 600 600 aa -. ~
c,,n,, ~ nno c.o, ., w ~ i'e'''
7, a-,;,a,.aI.h a.. 600 GOO
NJ mani. s,,,r 80, 80 -. p,i!''''
nap sugar were "'"'' TINS spring
nov, .'i, 70 ~ .,'ItiIe 'N'-H-
r., p,''''s VI y P''
M, ne 7t1hiih2 pune n Ashland county,
faa, ''''' '''''o'"''"''
7, ,,Ics 100 .,,I,a, ~
teana Ior, 49, s.''' i"an W ~. var 7"
order.
\ musical cradle that rocks i,a.If ro,,
finds a welcome place in mani a IRWIN,
ANY m
re a''r"e dai'F coh7ntnptI OF en-
e ,.b 600 III TINS country Is placed at
Tho a,oo,r, ~ r.hoo. oo...,:-,
United Stat.s ercenJ. 400 nno 200 :" 'ia''
81. annualIv ''OO''' '"'''
Exneri,,.,,. :, uhaa.
Queensland bove. a,;yan 49,, ~ H'o".ns IN
Der half acre. '" "'''' '''7''o'7
The manufacturers, ,,r,.I,,o.;a, A.
United Statea in Isg3 arc.adaJ a. ,o NJ
900 coo in yaIue F''-'O'
There were 92l 2,7 ,o,s r., ..hl
shipped from Florida las, vaar, H.,
increase over 1891. s"'
Thaa.,;'...' -
the people of the I-nii.d STAT. paw Wy
imates t25c 600 600. "Pi''N-
IT,. ;,c,o,.,.I a.u
.h -. y. acreage VIII 30 reduce
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1893-05-13
CHICAGO EXPOSITION.

A congress OF bankers from all parts
Of the world will be a Worlds Fair
feature in the week Of June 18th to
18th.
The Duke Of Veragua, when he saw
the East river bridge, remarked: ats
n pity Columbus is not here to see it. !"
In the exhibit of handmade laces sent
from Great Britain to Chicago is an
apron given by Queen Elizabeth to Lord
Fairfax.
The report of General Davis
shows that grand total OF nearly 49,
500, 900 have been raised for the Worlds
Fair, exclusive OF the cost and value of
the exhibits.
A general wall is heard all over Mich
igan about the scarcity of hired girls,
due in great part to their departure for
the Worlds Fair, where big wages are
offered them.
The Harmony Society OF Beaver, Pa,
among the first to operate successful
silk industry in this country, has sent to
the worlds Fair An exhibit OF dress silks
manufactured sixty years ago.
The Chicago Tribune estimates on the
present scale of prices that a temperate,
economical man can get along in that
CITY ON AZ day- This will include
lojy;no hoan} car fara and aam;ss;nn
to the exposition.
lug o, s.n nSl sui, nov y. Snic ny
and it is the greatest implement of de-
struction that the world has ever seen.
1t hurls y mass Of steel weighing 3 800
L.,
"Are Won hpste,} % Is now the common
salu,at,on oi the Worlds Fair n..onIa
and visitors from the Northwest The
rhan,es were morr than donblej an,
great DISSATISFACTION nrpvails q Y
Calhorn. execntive al the Washinyton
Commission wired the followiny IN Tho
Spokane Review: Would NOT advise
any one To visit the fair for the prssspt
Notbino ready. weather had everything
confusion and insolence.''
When asked for an expression Of onip.
ion reganlino his visit tn the World,s
Fair Prr,ident Cleveland renlie,i. 1--WE
received a very cor,}ial welcome and
everything that conld he done wa. done
for our comfort and pleasure. II was an
o.,,.asion I shall ALWAYS remember with !
sense of genuine Measure am much
gratitied AT the enternrise skill and
taste displayed in the ARRANGEMENT and
annear,nce oi the hn;,1;pys and the 20.
sn},s 50 far attained hesnask To nv mind
a great sncress for the Worlds Fair
From present Indications the music
trouble at the " orid,s FAR Is about to
9I a s'anual: E'iueiiee was pro
.;i az iheTss " .ne va
.iona1 Eo:hiiii ~: "n1Si tehos 10 slio"
.ii1' Husieat piiee'or iIollas NOT sa'ls'
h ~ WIN us a eonti auaiit PIaho,
oen. on op.totIlns Pla,ios IN ms tie-
p attih .i.at arg hia,Is oy nrins haVIhs
eH H q. .ns iair. me ev!oeice wa
vi sGen iHieioie mature .iial tne coili
i n aoop.eu resolution ulrectin.
iiesi'' aiule. " appoiiI' special
.oniiiii''ee vi SIN W investigate the HAT
'ef.
Carl Guthers, a swell American arts
and art director OF the American Ladies
Art ASSOCIATION at Paris, has Just com
pleted Tor the Worlds Fair portrait o
the Marchioness OF Dutterln and Ava
which Is on view at the Sedilmeyer gal
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1893-05-13
iioRsEsI"Es-t5 per key.
Hprs, vooL Avn HIDES.

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"h"t-l mpIua valley, isai7c: fall
,np' lim 10 90; Willamette valley. Is Z
iS''' according to quality; Eastern ORE
S'ni loq i"c per pound. According To
iitpEs-bry hides. selected prime.
30 ~; green, selected. over q, rounds
p; under ~ pounds, g. sheep pelts'
short wool. mdJs-; medium, tunsn, :
long ""nsl ,2b; shcarlings, lOa 2n,. tai,
''"' COOL to choice, 3aG, per POUND.
RAGs AND BlggINg.
hurlap1. s-Ouncc, p-inch. not cash
bnr'aps, lo'q ounce, l0.inrb. ne,
-a'h' ,'c;. burlaps. l2-ouucr. i5'inch
e. hnrlaPa, lh-ounce. Gn-inch. III, -,
nur'aps, 2r"unco. 76-inch, lie; wheat
naR'' calcutta, 23SB, spot, Ct.
2-bushel oat haga, 20. ~
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1893-05-13

ine Jewels Of that III fated ous.n
MARIE Antoinette, whose trayir do,,h,
sior'hes frivolous life. are now ON ..Ia
~ LONDON The price Of a single pair Of
earrings Ia sGl. 900, but the stone. a,o =,
wonderful briliiancy A large poin,.,l
drop cut in facets like tho pendant. q,
Chandeliers. is suspended from a Iaro.
circular diamond by tiny silver hin
diamond headed p'"'
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1893-05-13

Inc mayor of the commune ~ No,,,.
france enjoys the unique distipc,ion a;
ruiihg over the smallest constituency a., a.
world lie is mayor 81 only twelve inbah'
.t"hts' ana the year taxes. all told. amour.
TO less than sixty shilling. '''"'