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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-06-28
TRUSTEES SALE.
SALE.

Iy virtue Of three deeds Of trust made By VIII.
lam Hamilton aud Lotto Hamilton. his wife, 10
me n trustee. the int datol Aprll u 1855 re-
corded In tnu ONCE Of the Gl9rE Of the County
Court NJ Ohio county, West NininiH, In Deed OF
Trust Hook No a. page ! tho snGDnl dated jay
q, 1855, recorded In said ClUfg's office IN Decd Of
Trust hook No. -. pagci Ug thpthlrd dated Aug.
OtTrlst Hook No u page o ! VIII snll az tho
north front door OF tho Court House Of said
county, on
MONDAY. THE 80 DAY or JULY 1917,
commencing at 10 O'Clock T. m tho following
described property tlHl N TO Eupi
Part Of lots numbered Tntcc aud Sixteen, IN
Klein & -iliCra Grindvlew sib.diyllon, iu ih0
Ilst ward Of the city VI Wheeling Chic county,
West Virginia that Il ~ sHy 90 much OF tho lot
No. @ in said EubsdlylIOn NJ Hos Within tho fol.
lowing boundaries, iu W.T. beginning at tho
southwest corner Of sad lUi running thunOa
nQrihwafdly With the west line thnrupi b feet,
inOfCO VI less ~ the sOuihGrly line VI the road al
now used thence WITH tho southrtly aud west.
cry llnn Of the fOhd NJ now used 10 whore the
same lntufrCA With tho south linU Of said lot;
th8hco Win said south Illus westerly 70 the
Also 10 much Of lot No i6,In said sub dlyI.
siou rs lies south OF thine running parallel with
the south Hue Of said lOt which u extended In
4 sitnlght lluC VIII lnieWrut the west lluu Of faid
lot Ma 2 whom the sUnihCtly llnO VI the fOAd ~
now used lnturserN sld west line.
The utlttp said property l. believed 10 DO pet.
lcct hut selling VI trustee / viii convey only
the title Vested In me by aid deeds oitfist
TRIMS NJ sAtri-ONCihIfl and ~ much moro
A. the purchaser elect, IN nv III cash on tho day
OF sale iht balance in WI equal ln'illlncnis at
the day oimle 10 10 gtan ilf DE doicrod pay.
mens, tho title 10 BE- retained Until payment ID
W. H. lLILEH, Ausnoncet, iny6i
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-06-28
COMMISSIONERS SALE.


sauh Griffin aud others
W In ChnnCefy,
Stewart NIllllcln aud olhcrs.J
BY virtue ola decree entered in said Court In
the ulUyr entitled CtlsC on the g3d day Of Nav,
1896, tho undersigned special commissioner will
sell ut public auction, on what Is known MS the
William MilllgAn iurm. two md OnG.half miles
southeast Of Iioncy's Point, In Ohio county,
West Virginia on
MONDAY, THE 10TH DAY OF JULY. 1895.
commencing At ]loo'clock u. m, tho following
described real estate situated In the district Of
lriudelphiH, Ohio county, West virginia, and
adjoining lands OF James Orr aud Others, aud
bounded rs follows; legiuuing ut a black wal.
nut hickory aud white oak; thence south %
east lhS poles TO n spanish oak by a branch:
thence south TO- east Ion poles 10 black oak In
the original Inc. thence south 2j' east 70 pOlUt
poles 10 d white OAK. thence north IS west %
poles 10 rcd OAK. thence north 3j' west li1
poles tua sugar tree. thence north o west -
poles 70 the place OF beginning, mud containing
ono hundred and thifty.OnC nrrGs, more or lcBS.
TERMS or SAlE'-Ouc third Of the purchase
money cash In hand and rs much more rs the
purchaser may elect 10 nay, aud the BALANCE Ia
twn equal annual iuslillInhnts 10 unu aud two
years. with interest from DAY Of sale, The pur.
chaser giving his notes with good personal soCt.
rity Tor the deferred payments, Interest on tho
Title 10 said property IA he retained until II II
pald for. w. W. DUNLAP,
Special Commissioner.
That bond with security u, required by law
and the dpcroD Of sIyI court hHs bcenglyeil by
said special commissioner lH hereby certified,
this sth day VI juno 1919.
jcg JOHN " MITCHELL Clerk
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-06-28

Of Gents Russia Leather Shoes We
have Thorn in all styles at reduced
prices. l.. V. BLoNp,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-06-28

A "BALN in Gllead" Tor you by taking
Simmons Liver Regulator Tor your dis
eased liver.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-06-28
AUCTION 5ALD
Building Lots !

AT DENwOOD JUNCTION,
On juno 80 Commencing mt 10 o'clock am
These lots arc finely located mud within five
minutes walk Of H. 80 Shops aud twelve min.
utcy walk Of Wheeling steel Works A good In
yv'ttnCnt for my ono, aud will be sold without
reserve. Fourteen trains daily leave Wheeling
iOT BeiiWOOd Junction aud several by u, H. Il. Il
TCrins'-OHa third down and balance In six
and twelve months &c MCMAHON
Real Estate Agent McNBchun. W Va.
y C. llERyEY, AuctiOncct. lc2
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special tOmlllSslOner.
W, H. HALLER. Auctioncer.
hereby certify that boud and security has
been given us required by law by w. 7. Hub
bard. the special commissioner in the above Gu.
titled cause. JOHS W. MITCHELL.
les Clerk Circuit Court Ohio County.
The Helena independent., 1893-11-22

.
al on he Is not out Of ammunition and
knows when to bring up his heavy ar
tillery ngainst the enemy. Tho WaAh-
ington correspondent Of the New York
Herald, who oil along has kept thor
oughly informed on the situation, tels-
graphs TO thnt paper as follows: "The
public little dreams OF tho vast amount
OF authentic information which the
state department has In Its possession
showing tho tlagrnnt and outrageous
acts Of the last administration in bring
ing nbout the downfall OF d Legitimate
government. These papers, when made
public. will show conclusively that Min
ister Stevens not only brought about
the overthrow OF the queen, but that his
action was the direct result OF instruc-
tions from superior authority. They
are so full of substantintive evidence
from every point that they are unan-
swerable, aud the president and his cab
met are absolutely confident that the
entire public will be with them when II
ia in possession OF all the facts" There
is fun ahead.
The Helena independent., 1893-11-22

MASHArTAN island and all who dwell
therein are agitnted and perturbed by
the operation OF rival cat societies, one
for the preservation and protection OF
homeless feline wanderers, and the
other for the determination OF the same
tribe. The latter has headquarters in
New York city, and is ofiicered and man
aged by matrons, while tho former di-
rects it's operations from the sanity
city OF churches, and. rs might be sur
missed, is the outgrowth OF the tender
sympathy and far-reaching sentiment OF
a spinster's heart. Curious as 1t may
seem the exterminators have chosen for
themselves the deceivng title OF the
"Band OF Mercy" the explanation being
that it is an act of mercy to put those
feline waits out Of their misery by some
gentle and soothing process, chlorofor m
being the usual agency invoked. But
there is now caterwauling and bowling
in that baud Of mercy, for an agent Tor
the prevention Of cruelty to animals
had the chief executioner arrested and
fined $40. Wherefore there is JOY and
rejoicing in the hearts OF the men,
bers of the society for the diffusion Of
cats, and nightly feline revels i'll all the
back yards, on all the rear fences, and
on the roofs Of all the wood sheds Of
Manhattan town.
The Helena independent., 1893-11-22

IHE facts already made public in rela-
ton to the Hawaiian matter show con-
clusively that the late administration.
whether Willingly or unwittingly. was
drawn into most scandalous business
in aiding in the deposition OF the queen.
Any other action than that taken by
Secretary Gresham would be inconsiet-
ent with the national honor. Accord
ing to the report OF Commissioner
Blount, American Minister Stavens
himself was one of the leaders of the
revolution. Or course it is a delicate
situation for our government now to
deal with. But one thing is certain.
The great and powerful government was
led into most cowardly and unprovoked
affront upon weak and friendly power
In all the history Of American dlplom.
acy no such rank offense against ma.
tional decency was ever perpetrated and
those guilty OF it should be held up tc
public scorn.
The Helena independent., 1893-11-22
COASTERS MUST BE CAREFUL.
Keep or the sidsw Ks and Uss Only tn
Streets mltted.

Keep or the sidsw AXIS and Uss Only the
Streets Permitted.
The authorities have received IN the last
week q good many complaints from sitizsns
in regard to boys and girls coasting on
sidewalks in diffsrsnt parts Of town. Sew
eral accidents have happened and the COM
plants have become 80 numerous shat the
police have been ordered to arrest and
bring to the station every enc caught
coesting on sidewalks. The city ordinance
provides two streets for cosstinR-Lawrencs
and South Rodney. The penalty for coast
ing on other streets. or any sidswalks is q
fine Of SO. This ordinance will be strictly
enforced hereaiSs-.
The danger OF coasting on certain streets
was illustrated yesterday. Tho little son
of J. F. Gibson. the looksmith, was coast
ing down Ming hill. At Park avenue two
wheel cart was passing. There was col
lision and the wagon ran over the boy .
east, injurinR him seriously. The driver
of the wagon was arrested for fast driving,
and DR.. Ballard was called in TO attend she
boy. Parents can materially assist the po-
Lee, and at the same time RED nee she chance
of accidents to the minimum. by Impress
ing upon tho children the necessity of som-
plying with the coastinR law.
The Helena independent., 1893-11-22


Trains leave Hesnn daily at 1895 .. m.
for Seattle and Puget sound points. Spo-
kane, st. Paul. Minneapolis and st. Louis
Chicago and the east. also for points in
Minnesota and the Dakotas.
Buffet cars containing bath room. barber
shop, easy chairs, obser vation windows,
library, writing and card tables, smoking
rooms. etc. are run in connection with pal
acs dining and sleeping cars. frst-ciasa
cohches and tourist sleeping cars. Drec,
connections are made at Wenatcbee with
steamers for Lake Chelan and the Okano-
gan country; at Newport for points on the
PEND dOrsille river; at Boansl's FerrJ
with steamers for Kaslo. Ainsworth. Mol
son and other points in the Kootenai min
ing district; at Jennings with steArne, fol
Fort Steele. Crosses the Casca 9 and
Rocky mountains III daylight. Beautiful
scenery and road free + ON dust.
Train for Wiokes. Boulder and Butte
Leaves Helena daily except Sunday at S:3(
q. IN. Connection is made at Butte fo- all
points on the Union Pacific system.
Through train from the eust leaves Helena
daily at 5:25 r. IN. for Butte.
For information or publications apply &c
any agent of this company
B. Fl. LANGLEY.
General Ticket Agent.
Helena Mont
The Helena independent., 1893-11-22

We do not know exactly what the
Anaconda Standard thinks it can gain
by misrepresenting the attitude Of The
INDEPENDENT toward Mr.. Cleveland
and the democratic majority in con-
gress. This paper has made no apoio,
gies for either. On the contrary, it has
called upon them in the pialnest and
most unmistakable language to carry
out the contract made with the people
in the Chicago platform. The INDE
PENDENT has never been such treach
erous friend of silver that it has beer
asked to refrain from stabbing the sup
porters of the cause in the back Will
they were at the post of duty.
The Helena independent., 1893-11-22
UNITY CLUB LECTURE.

Prof. j. G. TelnpictOn's Talk ON Victor
Hugo Very Interesting.
The lecture last evening before the Unity
club by Prof. j. G. Templeton, of the
Montana university. was q very interesting q
and instructive one. His subject, Victor
Hugo, was evidently fsvoiss one with the
lsctuier, aud much stress was laid on the
debt the world owed to this Rtsat master
spirit, who rose above the wreskaRe Of the
Frenc revolution, to stand for truth and
moral strength. His contributions TO
poetry, the drama and to prose were re-
viewed and their spirit and results pointed
out clearly. The lsctura was full OF inter-
essing historical facts. interwovea with
broad philosophical commentaries and
able literary criticism. and was full OF
word pictures. both pleasing and oFigina.
A larps and apprsciative audience compli-
mspted the lecturer by their presence. at
tsntion and applause
The Helena independent., 1893-11-22

Hon. J. NJ. RUsK, who died Tuesday
at his home in Wisconsin, had been for
some time picturesque figure in Amer
lean politics. He had been prominent
in his own state almost ever since the
close Of the war, in which he bore an
honorable part. He served three con-
secutive terms in congress, was governor
of Wisconsin, and was secretary of
agriculture in Harrison's cabinet.
"Uncle jerry" as he was famiIiarly
called, was man Of great kindness OF
heart, single in his purpose to do right,
and plain and unassuming in inter
course with all men. He kept near the
people and was greatly esteemed by the
masses.
The Helena independent., 1893-11-22

PRoF. GARNER, who took phono-
graph and went into the forests OF
Africa that he might learn the Ian
guage Of the monkeys, is on his way
home. He is bringing with him a pair
Of chimpanzes, with whom he claims to
be able to hold intelligent speech. An
esteemed New York exchange has nc
doubt the professors desire to teach us
the monkey language is worthy, but
suggests that it would be still worthier
to teach great numbers Of human
beings to talk less like monkeys than
they do at present.
The Helena independent., 1893-11-22

INCONSISTENCY is not implied OF
proved in the two statements that
democrats will not vote for candi,
date for high judicial position whose
character and record are not above re-
proach," and that thousands Of demo-
Gratis voted against Judge Maynard,
whose opponent has been "proved guilty
of offenses more serious and more nu-
merous than were even alleged against
Judge Maynard" When the democrats
voted for Judge Bartlett they thought
him without reproach. They should
have suspected him from the company
he keeps.
The Helena independent., 1893-11-22

CHICAGO has been practically under
martial law for several nights and gen
tlemen who tarry late at the club and
are merry have added difficulty in Sc.
curing admission to their own residences
OF apartments, owing to the difficulty oi
giving satisfactory reason for being
out so late to uncongenial policeman or
the street, as we'll as to the folks. al
home
The Helena independent., 1893-11-22

SHOULD the efforts Of leaders Of rival
labor organizations be successful there
will soon be established one vast labor
union that will be powerful factor in
oil the affairs Of this country. No op-
position could withstand the efforts of
all the workingmen Of the country
unitedly striving for good purpose.
The Helena independent., 1893-11-22

The dispatches this morning indicate
that old winter has asserted his sway
over the entire land Snowfalls are re-
ported from the Rocky mountains to
the Alleghenies and from British Amer
ica to the Rio Grande.
The Helena independent., 1893-11-22

SECRETARY GRESHAM established Il
reputation as lighter many years ago
and tho portions OF the Hawaiian cor
respondence he has given to the public
The Helena independent., 1893-11-22
TERMS OFF SUBSCRIPTION.

ey- Montsnians aboard will always find HE
DAILY INDEPENDENT on flo at their favorite
hotels: Fifth Avenue and Metropolitan. New
York; West Minneapolis; baldwin and Palace,
San rnncisco; McDeEmott Butte; Leland Hotel.
Springfield, Ill
The Helena independent., 1893-11-22
THE INDEPENDENT

fsem;ttanccs at tho risk OF subscriber unless
r.de l,v royis,erej letter. check or postal or Ak
prces order. payable to lhs lndependoas PUB
fishing Company.
eW- Persons desiring The IspEprNpxNT sorveSi
II their homes or place Of business can orier by
.lsta, card or through telephone No. 100. Please
report cases Of irresulsr delivery PROMPTLY.
Advertisements, TO insure prompt insertion
should 10 handed in before p. nj.
Rejected communications not returnhblo I'M.
lsss postage in enclosed.
The Helena independent., 1893-11-22
a Comfortable Route.

Go to The Bes Hive for special bargains in all
kinds of hosiery.
The Helena independent., 1893-11-22

Ladies' underwear at The o, Hive at greatly
reduced prices this week.
The Helena independent., 1893-11-22
NOTICE.
THE wEATfs Elk.

A. A. Campbeil il the only authorized travel
Ing agent Of this paper
The Helena independent., 1893-11-22

DIR. kockman
has returned to Helena and 10 located At
the old stand. Telephone 33l.
The Helena independent., 1893-11-22
Union Pacific system,

Diners Pullman palace and ton Isl
sleepers. Free reclining chairs. The onl,
line to salt Lake and d ,nver. Further Ia.
formation can be secuted by calling on OF
addressing No. % North Main street, Hei
ena. Mont ii. q. WILSON.
r. l.. hoM.x, Ffeight d Pass. A2t.
q. L. Il L. A.. Omaha, Nsb.
The Helena independent., 1893-11-22
Go to The Zee Hive for your holiday eoods.


what do you think of those Hsarietts's
The Bee Hive only 3l.75 per pattern?
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! Cnfin,rnIa shrub

''OEe Of the most delightful of al
Caifornias many wonders is its
nanzaluta thickets," said c. G.
Howard, of Los Angeles. ut the La
clede. "Botanists have paid little
attention 10 the manzanita, yet it is
one Of the host beautiful and unique
of wering shrubs. The mauzanita
can grow in more uncouth shapes
get more crooks to the foot of stem
than any shrub ] know Of. Its
flowers are yu-u shaped. either white
or rose tinted and ere very fragrant.
At the season of bloom. which ranges
from early winter TO April. accord.
ing to location. it makes a wonderful
display.
The stages of the mining counties
make poor time on account Of the pas
sengers insisting on frequent stop
pages to gather the beautiful mama
nita Day after day and week after
week it rains down its FRAGRANT
bloom until the earth is covered with
it, and still the bush shows no dimi-
mutton in the number of its blossoms.
Thousands of acres Of manzanita
thicket are being cleared to plant
vineyard and orchard, and as all eff
forts 10 dOmeshcate it have signany
failed 1t seems only a question OF
time when this pride of a region
noted for the beauty and variety e
its fora VIII be exterminated- st.
Louis Globe Democrat
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A Cruel Mistake.

The cruelest case Of blight that I
ever heard was that of Floriha
Smith. An officer of militia had
long been the object of her youthful
dreams, and she looked In vain for
the moment when he should declare
the passion which she was convinced
burned within him. The moment
came at last; the volcano burst into
fame. One morning she received a
letter beginning, My dear Miss
Smith" and couched in untnistalz-
able language.
1t was brought by boy who wait
ed for an answer. She selected the
neatest sheet of pink paper, poured
forth modest yet delighted assent
and gave it TO the messenger with
her own hand. Then she awaited the
lieutenant She waited that day and
the next. he came not. She refused
exercise and remained at homo a
third day. he came not. A week
passed He came not A fortnight,
and he came not At last she ven
tured to write and she received an
answer:
My DEAR MISS SairTH-It Is oil the fault OF
that boy. He took the letter 10 tho WRONG
house Deeply as ! regard and respect you,
must not conceal from you that my letter Vas
intended for the daughter Of Coioncl Smith.
and am sure that YOU, who In your note as
sured me- that my happiness WINS your SOULS
desire, viii be Glad 70 heay TINT IL Is at lnst
secured. am. yours very sincerely,
Alderman.
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Fires occur Otter in the
hll OF Csc year. CalI nj
tAis Office and take q poll
81 0li your property. We
d0 not deal in wild cat,
companies, but viii Give
you % policy in q first
class company at the low
C6t rJ' Is.
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Alderman,
IL. On. of Ronnoke. ~. b

III. Orr, of Roanoke, Va, has
a curiosity in the shape of half
grown chicken with four fully de
vrioPcd lrg- 1t was Matched at
Mo"tvale, and in Its quest for food
finds, doubtless, the additions of the
extra feet quite an advantage
[ tx.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1893-09-27
Saw Mills for Sale.

One - horse power NcSsnnr .,rr'sllc
mill, gupd boiler wagon, one top Srv ~ ui.r
inch saw, un" s, iurlt Jaw, one tow - w..
cdEcr and Cut-or saws. about 80 n. Nunfttug
with pulley.. In excellent order; -voryt.iur
cOmplstc torn f!utt-class mill NiIi cut no s..
rs tnouseu M 81. per csy. Goni reason foi
selling. Here's a bargain. Price, flOM, lu
pay nents 10 suit pUryhns~r. This mlN Elk
tccu months Uyr cost ti,St0.
one % horse power Grirtith q " sdgo port %
0h'e yer ticui mill. one cIG~r, two ltSy trucks
Hhd governor, one luutk ivsplgrtur, ono
boiler wagon, one 90 iEch saw one So inch
Saw, two IS inch SAWS. Que top saw. cant
hooks, one tool th.st, with tools. one flus
ONpUudcr, with ubout 2.110 fse,t OF saving set
contracted FOR, FOR which the owner Will pay
20 cauts per hundred feet. Price, yIsUs sSS
cash, balance in aud H. months.
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MACHINE NEEDLES.

n supply Of New Homo, Singer.
White. Domestic. w. and Wilson
and American sewing machine nee.
dlc Tor sale at the ADVANCE Office.
ocrcdo. w Va S cents each. or
3 Tor 10 cents Machines sold 10
about one bali the prices agents ask.
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FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE:

DI S"syN ofh ljly'uG on hiillar'S Fn-R. 49,
"a "''i-N ~ 4 NsBrst'. H.. W w. 81
lg''"' on 'Arhn 1Ot t~si e--.tt. in gur,.ilo
'f'f--,rV eel - eir.,tss sttd III, et f,u,.,.
i''l @n" tttit'. ItaNt trrO-, "tt. Tho hand
rnLtsiI, irpu co. Hi,d coz, .rd "a, ,I,..,,, -
Zee r''F t'>h~ THE ciesr. pr.co. 800. a
l'.N"n 30 M rnu'. ~ usSh: pals,t.is 81,
tiT" wiih nee g. And loy..l ~ t-,rt..t
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4 BARGAIN.

MILL FOR SALE a stationary cav ard
Hri7J uiili ~ hOtSo- pOvgy eUyicratt i &, horse
puwcr houor. NH IL 3itupirI a. T.,ynf,rf,
Wayne County ". Va. Pu-a SIrlsi. ,,..b'
IMll cost 100. Address, ~ e. Mc1sn.,i
Corcdu. " VA.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1893-09-27

a FARM Inv Sr rs,a s from G iS%S Ss
:. X, where john blown livr.. containing
100 acres, s. Hcrce - Glcb arc under cultiva-
ton. There are tSr'c good luE houscs ob ihf
Hnd, three Ep1c lasting wells. yo'-i garden,
good orchard, stanics. aut -huus4s, aut p,-n y
Al clear stock water from SPRING. Price, 81.
per acre.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1893-09-27

Three lots on whirh -ra thrc8 new
two story dwellings which wiil sell or 81 o.
change ION farm iu West Virginia. Ohio. he -
lucky or INDIANA The property Is rE e1p uL
$500, end Is situated iu the growing town
uf Ceyedu, W. Va. Reason Tor sa!o or ex-
ciiA- o.; owner a. tired ~ town l.fs aud o.
yirc- 20 90 on farm. Addreas AZ once, 4. a
McDougti, CeredO, W. Va.
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aCI0TO VALLEY DIVISION.
West Bound
WE MAnT Y0ll

TO act - oar aErut We fAgnisA Al ,N.,.rsivs
ouini AHd All YOU nged freq IL co.ts ot!Ing "a,
~ the business. Wv vm treat yoA well aud
sep Yen 10 earn ten times Ordinary u.as-s Both
eeNee q all stes oeR live 1t he.aa ara work M
spare uH'e, o. al the iLAs. AnJ oss any wLsre
Gao earn great deal Of money. hABy have m ado
Two Hundred DotlSrs laaAth No Ella on
Pepls IN The world are DsbiR= ~ arch r.ahsy
without eHpiial ~ those NJ wsgS AZ ~ Rnsinsss
F.ta'ani, strictly hoSorabt-, and pays hotIas thaR
sny other ohersd f. Agsnls. Yau have clsny
nod, WIN no o"npSbnOa, We eqH1 vnu with
eVerythiAg, and supply priHtsd diras sinns for
beginners which, " obssrd khh fiuv will Arins
more money than VIII any oshrr b-i sIpsNs la
prove your prospects why Aots YoH can do "a
ehstly and surely ~ Won for ~. Rsnsona De-
Industry only necessary for ahroluts suega.S
ISInphlei e'reuiag EivRg avery partlcuIay n .ett
tree 10 all. Delay not tn tsn.HnS tor H.
GEORGE STINSON q co,
9oN Ne ISIS, Portland. Ne.