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West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1893-08-24

II has been stated here this week
that President Cleveland was unal-
tcrably opposed to any compromise
and desired Congress to either
unconditionally repeal the pnrchas-
ing clause Of the Sherman law or
let it alone Your correspondent
yainly endeavored to find Demo
cratic Senator or Representative
who had personal knowledge that
such are Mr.. Clcveland's senti-
ments. That be would prefer un-
conditional repeal is certain bot
that he would veto conditional
repeal l do not believe.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1893-08-24

UNITED STATES COURT.
Juise-J. j jackson, Parkersburg. Wood Co.
Sork-t r. Moore, Clarksburg. Harrison Co.
Y. s. District Atty--C. G. Watts. Charleston,
anawha coarty.
Asst. Dist Attorney-stuart +. Walker. Mar
tnsburg. Berkeley county.
L. ). Marshai-S. 3. WILSON, Wayne county.
Chief Deputy-A. X. Garden, Ohio county.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1893-08-24

odJFtMt tUuFs OF tpptnIN.
, W. English President. Macon county.
Henry krannOn. LAWS Co.
Hcner n. Holt, Greenbrier Co.
n. IA. Dent, Taylor Co.
oil. Charles Hedrick. Crer.
y. :. Long. Clerk, Kanawha Co.
Aifrai Cald well. Reporter. Ohio Co.
Conveues At Chtflestsn Second Wednesday
snuary; Wheeling, first Wednesday In Jun
charlestown, iirst Wednesday in september.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-04-08

Catarrh attacks all Mucous Membranes.
II affects the Ears, Eyes, Nose, Throat,
bronchial Tubes, Lungs, Stomach, Bowels,
Kidneys, BlRddor-the whole mucous
tract. Cure diseases OF these organs by re.
moving the cause.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-04-08

Mr.. William A. Love, who resides at No, 1888
Sixteenth street, aud Is County Constable OF
Union district gives his statement for publica'
ton as follows;
MY trouble began last September with ter
Fible eaFaohe, Twas treated By two different
specialists but my eargoI no better At last
was recommended bya friend to try DIS, Cope;
land, Bell and Davis and by so doing derived
great benefit FROM the beginning
when first went 10 prS Copeland, He'll aud
Davis my right ear was lll swollen until y was
nearly closed, and could not hear out OF II, IN
fact the whole side OF my head was so very sore
could not lay my hand on II without suffering
considerable pain, On receiving my first treat
meut was relieved Of my pain al once; only
leaving my ear slightly painful, which hnalIy
passed away In about one month
'Aly nOstrils would stop up and the dropping
OF my head to throat with tho hawking and spit
ting annoyed me terribly. Throat dry and sore
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no DE CONTINUED
A Cure fnr I,nn,,,nnnIn.

Pneumonia and kindred affections OF
the lungs can DO easily prevented and
cured by using an absolutely pure slim.
ulant such "a is used and recommended
by the best physicians Your doctor
will tell you that Klein'S "Silver Age"
or "Duquesne" Rye WHISTLES are abso-
lutely pure and the best stimulant In
tho world to tortity tho system against
the inClomency Of tho weather. Silver
Age sells for 81 80 per quart and Du-
quosne at 81 %. Headquarters,
MAX KLEIN,
SO Federal Street, Allegheny, Pa.
Send for complete catalogue, mailed
free.
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MRs. PEpLIY,
%, Nelson Road East
Comfortable Apartments

For Professionals
The girl had placed the slip oil paste.
board in her purse, and, when the CAPT
tai was at length gained, she had OBJ
tanned cab and ordered the driver to
take her at once to No. %, Nelson road.
Mrs. Pedley had been standing at her
door chatting with a neighbor when
the vehicle drew up, and when Salome
stepped forth on the pavement, richly
attired and handsome as a houri, and
made inquiries for herself, the old
clearinghouse keeper was all smiles,
and most eager to all she could for her
lovely visitor.
salolne had the hardihood to say that
a friend had recommended her to take
apartments at Mrs. Pedley's and the
widow had forthwith concluded that
Miss Nellie Baring-such was the name
our heroine had assumed-was mem
Der Of the profession which earned a
livelihood in the glare OF tho footlights
Mrs Pedley had only one apartment
at liberty, aud that was placed at her
visitors service. Miss Nellie Barring
engaged the joint bedroom and aitting
room without ever seeing it, at tho not
over modest rental OF seven shillinGs
and sixpence o week, and Immediately
took possession OF the apartment.
After enjoying the meal her landlady
had hastily prepared for her-for Sa.
lone was half tamished, having tasted
no food since leaving Thorrell Moor
the girl had delightfully."- surprised Mrs.
Pedley by insisting upon paying a
months rent in advance, and had ten.
dered in payment ono Of the notes Sir
Sydney Carsland had sent her along
with his note Of warning.
Mrs. PedleY did not appear over
pleased when her lodger rendered q
bank note. She had had bank notes
given to her before, which had turned
out on investigation to be false ones.
Still she took the paper without a word,
and went to the public house at the
bottom Of tho street to get Il changed,
OF course, the paper was found 10 be all
right, and after that the landlady'l
faith in hor now tenant was unbounded
A few days slipped away and oni
heroine was now wondering how mat
tors were proceeding at Thorrell Moor
She knew that her flight would satisfy
everyone In tho village that she wa.
not guiltless in the matter OF tho stolen
Jewels; and when Bho thought Of the
unpleasant things which would DO In
tho mouths OF all who had known hel
her blood tinglsd In her veins, she BIZ
her lips with vexation, and regretted
that She had sought refuge from her
troubles In flight
In tho reaction which followed Tho
unroaSoning fears which had driver
her from homo, salomo was forced Il
admit to herself that she had done
most foolish thing In leaving tho vii
lage at all. Mr.. and Miss Mallisol
would DO certain OF her quit, aud he
lover also, when ho heard OF tho jewel
and her disappearance, would conclud
that she wis in some way connected
with tlioso who had possession Of tn
stolen gems
but II was too late now 10 think 0
that. She had taken the path which
seemed best 10 her and could not turf
back. Here, at all events, she was sal
from the sneera and undisguised amin
osity Of Lady CGEsland, and Il Paw
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-04-08
Copyright 1893 by tie author, ]
CHAPTER XIX.
AL0NR IN LONDON.

ALhNh ~ L"NbSN'
Nelson road Is quiet little street
which runs off one of the principal
thoroughfares in the East End Of Lon
don. The houses in it are sombre look
ing three.story buildings whose fronts
are stained black with the smoke, dust
and CRIME of several generations
Originally they had been dwellings
with some pretensions to comfort and
gentiIity, for these had been the habita'
tions OF city men and small merchants
who were "tidily off" but still not
wealthy enough to rent or build smart
villas OF their own in the more fashion
able quarters OF the great metropolis.
Now they had fallen in the social scale,
and were tenanted by working people
OF the more respectable kind-the fore
men OF small works, mercantile clerks
whose wages were under the Century"
spinster ladies OF small means, and the
widows and daughters of bankrupt
traders who had FURNISHED apartments
to let"
In this street, at No. %, the White
Gipsy was staying, she had engaged q
room which CHANGED to be vacant, and
had settled down in that obscure corner
OF London until such times as change
OF quarters would be necessary.
There was something singular about
the circumstances which had caused
Salome to drift to Nelson roRd.
During the latter portion OF the long
Journey from Lancashire to the metro
polls the girl had for fellow travellers a
pair OF somewhat hashily dressed and
exceedingly sprightly young damsels.
whose conversation OF all times was Of
music halls, music hall "artistes" and
various other matters PERTAINING to the
profession.
They were evidently "serio comics"
and Salome found herself following
their chatter with considerable interest.
They had apparently met casually, were
journeying then to different towns, and
were comparing notes in the free and
easy manner OF their kind-speaking Of
the towns and halls they had worked,
the people they knew, money they
earned, aud the "digginGs" they had in
habited during their constant fitting To
and fro about the country.
At certain station before London
was reached, the music hall artistes had
alighted. had said good bye to each 9TH
or In the vociierous fashion OF those
who live the lie Of the footlights, and
ut length our heroine was left alone.
She was Il little sorry that both OF the
ladies had departed, and regretted now
that she had kept herself alooi from
them. Now that she had cast herself
upon the world-had wilfulLy broken
away from old friends and old ways,
she had made up her mind to take u
further plunge and venture upon the
"boards."
Had she been less reticent, had she
only made trieuds with her late fellow
travellers, from them che might have
easily obtained much information
which would nave been Of inestimable
value in the career she had resolved &c
adopt
While lolling in her seat and think
ing with regret OF the opportunity she
had permitted to slip through her fin
gers, Salome's eyes fell upon slip oil
white cardboard lying on the opposite
seat. Instantly she rose, leaned for
ward, lifted, aud read it. The card rar
thus:
Nine prn,yy
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NOW He HEARS.
Remarkable Recovery from Deafness Of
a Wsu,K1OVl WheeliuSlt8.

Statement of Constable William A.
Love, Whose Hearing In Right Ear
was Entirely Restored, and the Ca
tarrhal Inflammation Cured by Drs
Copeland, Bell and Davis-Proof
Upon Proof of tho Efficacy of Their
Treatment in Catarrhal Troubles
Affecting tho Eyes, Ears, Nose,
Throat, Lungs aud Stomach, and In
Fact the Whole system.
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THE WHITE GYPSY.
A Tale of Mines and Miners,
BY ], MONK FOSTER.

Author of "a Pit Brow LassIe,"
"slaves of Fate" "a Miners Mil
lion," Queen of tho Factory" "a
Crimson Fortune, ""PassiOn's After
math," sc.
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at times, causing me to cough grea. deal in
the mornings, Pains aud soreness all through
my lungs, appetite poor, and what ! ate lay
heavy on my stomach, bowels very Irregular
Headache and neuralgia pains over my eyes at
times
n now desire to inform the public that the
pains have all left my ear and the hearing has
been restored RgRin so well that can now hear
my watch tick, without removing the cotton
from my ear My nose Is nico and clear, the
dropping down into my throat and hawking
aud splitting has albb disappeared. cough but
little now when catch cold. i feel much I'm
proved In my general health. In fact felt SO
poorly last fail | did not care much whether !
lived or not ioel free to recommend my SUI.
iererH as have been to try these specialists an
b. benefited Us have been"
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-03-09

Mrs. M. A. Brensing, who resides at No.
l37 W.. 18th street, New York, has paased
through a most wonderful experience.
which should be Of interest and value to
all ladies. She said: "A few years ago l
was suddenly seized with an Illness which I
could not account for. My body WAS in
constant pain and very sensitive, so that |
could not bear the contact of any but tho
llRhtest garments. I can scarcely tell of the
agony that l suffered during that time. The
physicians informed me that 1 could not
possibly. live. and my friends we're called
IN to bid me farewell. l was almost
In the embrace Of death when my
husband sent for a remedy Of which he
nad heard and gave me a small quantity.
After taking a second dose. y peace
1ul, restful feeling seemed to steal over me.
and for the first time in several lays /
slept. From that time my recovery was
assured. grew gradually better until my
health was fully restored, and l thank God
that my life was spared through the agency
OF Warmers Safe Cure. 1t cured me and 1
know that il will cure Others"
Testimony that is beyond question is
Paups avenue, Staten Island, N. Y. who
says: MY mother. Mrs. {. A. Vanderbilt
and myself owe our health, and l almost
feel our lives. to Warnor's Safe Cure. l
speak from a long experience. Recently
l had a most severe attack of influenza,
WIN uuu Luo SAFE cure
made me feel like a new person. Other
members of our family and also many
friends and acquaintance, nave received
equal benefit and all highly recommend it,,
Mrs. j. T. Bsale, residing ut No. 1868 Lex
inRton avenue. New York, said: about
eight years ago l suffered from peritonitis
and general kidney trouble, and in spite of
the attendance Of skilled physicians my
ailments increased. Upon ndvioe of some
friends l began the use of Warmers Safe
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to-day as In my carly girlhood, and it is en-
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Mrs. N. NJ. Simonon, of Buckley, Mo-,
says: MY daughter. who was once the
perfection of health and happiness, was for
wears afflicted with kidney and liver dis
easso. complicated with scrofula, the hip
joint being affected. She became so bad
that the doctors wanted to unioint the hip.
l would not consent to it and began admin
istering a remedy which l had heard much
about, and l am happy to say she ia now
cured, we'll and healthy by tho use Of War
Safe Cure.
Reader, the greatest bargain known to
the world is good health. Do you net wish
to secure and retain it?
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tSo. 2,2O3)
APPLICATION FOR A PATENT.
z. +. lam OtFlcf.
NEIESA, Mont, Jan 10. 1885

ElN Ntlit. Jan ~, 1873. \
Notice IL hereby given that Charles =. Dole, by
lhon!as l.. trutcher, his attorney in fact, whose
Postotttcs address Is Helena. Mont has this day
MED his application for n patent FOR ~. 81 scres
placer mining ground bearing gold ard precious
.aHhvN, sttunteu IN " tunorganizeiD
mining district, count, OF J evils and tlarhe and
stste Of Montana. and designated by tha field
notes and official plat on file III this office A.
sarsay No. i,i0s IN township u north. range 2
w'st or principal base iiue and maridian Of
to-wit;
asinning at corner No. l. whenrs tina snuth.
Wtst corner OF section II. township II nortk.
range y west, hears north d3 degrees Is minutes
west S,s.V,S feuI: thence south Ii deEraes 10 MIN
ates east l.S2O fcot 10 corncr No. >; thence sonih
- uegrca' op minutes west | $50 feot to CORNER
No i; thence north IS degrees 10 minutes wrst
eAl'i 'eot 10 corner No. 1; thnuca north n d.
grtes % minutos east l,B9s, 5 feet TO place of bo.
ginning.
Magnetic variation N degrees cast. contsinins
g Il acres.
The location If this miao is roco rdod in tho
Montana. in book --- of -----. The nd.
Joining claimants are Charles s. Dole ct al.
claiming survey No. 400 On the west.
my and all persons claiming adversely any
portion OF SAID plHcer mine or surfsca ground
ara required to file their adverse claims with the
register OF tho United States land Office al Hell
ora, IN tho state If Montana, during the sixty
dnSs' period of publication hereof, or they will
be barred By virtue OF tho provisions OF the
statute.
s. A. SWIGGETT. R~egister.
Nelson ~ Settles. Attorneys for Applicant
First publication Jan. ~. 1879.
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N THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE FIRST
= Judicial District Of tho state. Of Montana.
In and for tho County of Lewis and CIstkc
In tpo mntt0r OF tho estate OF Alice Weich. do
coAred.
Order to show oauss why order OF aAlA of reaI
estate should not 10 made
Daniel J. Molch. tho ndministriter o. thu oa.
tato 81 Aiic0 Wolch. dccoated. having filed HE
petition herein praying for mn order OF snle of
the real est.te ~ said deoedent. for tho pufposes
therein set forth. il IN therefore Ora6red' ~ tho
said cpnrt, that all persons Interested in tho cs-
tAto Of said deceased, appear before tho paid dis
trict court. ON Saturday, tho 18th day OF March,
1899. al 10 o'clock Ia tho forenoon Of said day. Al
tho court room Ut snid district court. at the
court house In Helcna. county OF iew,n and
lsrka, to show cnusG why an order ai!on'd NOT
DO grsnted to tho said aIministr ator, to ssil 10
much of tho real estate Of the eaid deceased ~
shall 10 necessary.
And that n copy Of this order be publishcd nj
lonst four succet siyo weeks in the Helena Indie
pendent, II newspaper printe1 and published In
said LOWS and Llnrkc county.
HOitAt H. Il. BUCK. Judge.
Dated February 20, 1893.
First publication Fob. a..
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IF
you
REPOSED


In a trusted friend whose judg-
ment was conceded to be good
in matters of finance and invest
ment, and he should advise you
of a legitimate and judicious way
to make money, wouldn't you
naturally avail yourself of the
chance? You would not only
accept the suggestion, but you
would feel very grateful. Sup
pose you regard lis in the light
Of such a friend, filled with good
intentions to serve you and in
every way qualified to do so. Let
us make known to the reading
masses YOUR capabilities to serve
the purchasing public, making a
feature of your especial claim of
whatever nature, and the best Of
results will follow. ADVERTISE
ALL THE TIME--make no ridicu-
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times and good times-but never
insert an advertisement of any
nature, kind or description that
has not been carefully prepared,
and that says only what you want
to say, and says only what you
CAN and WILL do to the letter.
The DAILY INDEPENDENT.
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NV. 3.%Gi)
APPLICATION FOR A PATENT.

hEiNNA, Mont, Jan. 10. 1899. {
Notice is hereby given that Charles =. Dols
and NiIltsm H.. 4. irGwn, 10y Thomas l..
trutchrr, their attorney in TACT. whose postoif ca
address Is li"lena, Mont. have this day filed
their Application for II patent for lfD acte,
placer mining ground bearing gold aud Precious
stones situStpu in --- tnnorrnniJn,lI
mining district. county of ! owls and Clarke snt
state OF Montana, and designated ty tho fold
survey No. t,lOo III township - nartti. range /,
west of PRINCIPAL base line aud lnerldian :
Montana, sHid snrvey No. 400 being as feiluws.
tu-wlt:
iieSinning at corner No. l. whence tho scutt-
west corner OF section II, township l. north.
range = west bears touth 81 degree, IL minptus
west $50 feet; thence touth "a degtees 10 min.
MES oah' 400 f"ct To corner No. Z; thence souih
% degrees 20 minutes west 2.301 feet 10 corner
No. y; thence north 81 degrees 10 minutas wsst
bu-o loot TO corner No 1. thence north 3, ,ieure,a
W 'hinulea e1st 2.S0i feet to place Of hsginnir-
mashetio variation ~ degrees oa-t. containing
100 acres
Tho location of this mine ia recorded in III,
recorders, office of Lewis and Clarke county.
"un.aha' ih DOCK ot . hs od-
survey No, 4,iOS on the east.
Any and all persons claiming adversely my
poftioh OF ia d place. mino or surfaos ground.
are required to fiji. their al verse claims with ths
fesister OF tho United staies land Office Mt Hell
ana, IN tho state of Montana, during tho sixty
days period of publication hereof. or they will
pe barred by virtue OF tho provisions Of the
statute
s., A. sWIGGk1T, Register.
Nelson 4 Settles. Attorneys for Applicants.
sAtst publication Jan. II. lsYx
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Miles City.

This year the annual meeting Of the Mon,
tana Stock association will occur at Mile
City April 10.
John McAusland ia acting clerk OF the
board of appraisers who have fixed the
value OF all real estate III the county,.
j. S. Truscott, wife md family, have gont
east to Scranton, Pa. The family will re-
main on q visit all summer while Mr.. Trl.-
scott will return i'll about five weeks.
Bill Case. foreman of the l.. u. outfit
went east Monday morning to Chicago
where he had been called by the company.
He expects to 90 to Texas before he re-
turns.
s. S. Marshal. OF Livingston. arrived and
assumed the duties of chief clerk at the
Macqueen house on the first. Ho and Chas.
Kattinger were G. w. Snvags's right hand
men at the Albemarle.
Thos. G.. Smith, the deputy United
States marshal who made the arrest of
Matt Fleury for a murder some years ago
at New Orleans, returned to Wyoming
Thursday night in company with All
Sproal.
Al sproal. who has been with the firm of
Miles, Strevell d Ullmer since last spring,
was called back to his interests in Wyom-
ing suddenly this week, md on Thursday
night loft for Custer %Rtatiou, from which
place lie will take the stage over to Buffalo.
This will take him from Miles City pcrma-
nently.
Wm. Courtenay says that stock cattle are
being held at an advance of ION ono to
two dollars. He has been offered SIG for q
herd of 5000 good stock cattle, but own-
ers are holding for mo e; sold a band of
$500 sheD in Chotenu county. $500 of which
are ewes, two years and past, at 81 before
shearing and lambing.
A number or buildings are projected for
thu" spring. Toner Savage will build a
brick warehouse in the rear of tho Smith &,
Haynes store and the Case, King e. Wod-
zitzkl store. Ryan IL Merrill build a ware
house, 120x26 feet, on tho railroad right of
way. Naples IL Stuart will put no several
cottages for renting on tho old rink site.
When the officers from New Orleans ar
rived to lake Matt Tleury to Louisiana he
refused to go. so the otllccrs were delayed
Swo DAYS to procure the requisite papers.
On Tuesday morning he began the long
journey under charge of three officers, with
his hands chained together and a fifteen
pound Oregon boot on his left foot. He
admits the crime and says no think he had
u fit when he did it..
The twenty. ninth anniversary OF the
knights of Pythins. which WAS celebrated
at the Mcqueen house on Monday evening,
Feb. ~. was thoroughly enjoyed by the
knights and tho limited number of friends
they were able to invite. Dancing to the
strains of the Fort heogh orchestra was
continued till 1880 O'Clock, when the ban
quet was prepared and good things in the
way OF ediblea and speech making were
consumed till after two O'Clock. when all
rising they sang America and diapet sed.