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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-01-13
. FINANCE AND TRADE.
The Features OF the Money and Stock
Markets.

The Features of the Money and Stock
Markets.
NEW YORK. Jan. 12.-MoneY on call easy at
per cent; last loan closed at per cent Prime
mercantile paper 315a5h per cent Sterling ex-
change easier at 81 s31!a4 81. Sales were l2l,ooo
shares.
1t was very dull day in the stock exchange
the total sales being less than transactions oil
single hour on ordinary active marheE. dne
tone OF the speculation was. however. n iI,;n
heavier thnn on yesterday, and the traders Why
sold for decline then were to-day anxious 70
cover. Perhaps the most potent 1nnuence ~
the change OF speculative mind was tne more
favorable prospect OF the passage OF the OH pfo-
viding for coming the silver seigniorage nov IN
the treasury, which the traders accePleu as
likely to increase the volume OF specuiatIge ~
ditions was the announcement in the Wasnins
ton reports that the secretary OF the treasury was
determined upon the issue of bonds under the
existing law, calling for high rate OF interest,".
If Congress did not enact new law giving power power
to issue low interest bonds. London 9ouSes
were without many orders. but did sell iEG.
vile & Nashville and ST. Paul moderately. 81 y;
Paul led in the dealings, showing gam o. Y
per cent on the day. Sugar huctuated wltnln ~ :.
limit of l5E advancing "a per cent on tne uay ~
OH buying by insiders. Save for brlef pefious u
weakness at the opening and about / o.ctoeh,
the general market was firm and closed WIN an
upward tendency to prices. the improvement
ranging from Il TO 24 per cent.
Railroad bonds were generally weak.
Government and state bonds dull.
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HOOPS P1I1s cure all liver Ills.
Good News.

No other medicine in the world was
ever given such test of its curative
qualities as Otto's Cure. Thousands OF
bottles OF this great German remedy
are being distributed free of charge by
druggists in this country to those
afflicted with consumption, asthma,
Group, severe coughs, pneumonia and
all throat and lung diseases, giving the
people proof that Otto's Cure will cure
them, and that it Is tho grandest tri-
umph of medical science. For sale only
by Logan Drug Company. Samples
free. Large bottles SOC.
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UNTIL THE DAWN.

george E. Bo.rer, in Chicago Inter OCEAN,
The Night sings on---beside Loves stream
She sits in an enchanted dream;
The smiling stars their glory throw
Mysteriously on things below
As sings the Night her sacred theme.
s a cloud bedims the stellar gleam--
Still. as the shadows deeper grow
And wells OF mist are sweeping low
The Night sings on.
Egyptian dark all space may TEEN,
But only one the Night doth deem
Her duty; Yet. when Morn SHAH SHOW
His sword and press the draplngs--Io!
+ II Nature falters in her scheme
The Night sings on.
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Life is Misery

To many people who have the faint of
scrofula in their blood. The agoniea
caused by the dreadful running sores
and other manifestations of this dis
ease are beyond description. There is
no other remedy equal to Hoods Sarsa-
parilIa for scrofula, salt rheum and
every form OF blood disease. It is
reasonably sure to benefit all who give it
fair trial.
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s{tt-4&N0t-fliEDIS StsD oOhSiSbti- hNSiiAoi-1
> 3s se4osW. Gay ST., one block north OF
fStatesHouse, Columbus, Ohio. IN
S cofEoratcd 1886. Capital S3oocoo.
; 4 ES&ScE, and OTTaiAcy, of New York, the
ncnt SPECIALISTS, on account of their large
Ohio, have csta blis1lcd the Franco
Medical in3tite, where all diseases will be sue.
aliYstreatcd on the most Scientific Prin-
seiptes, The Institute has for its Faculty
CORPS OF Tecognized specialists each eminent
In hid frofessio1l Their long experience i'll the
sesthospitals in the world enables them to
sueCesshty treat all forms of Chronic Nervous and
fgafs Diseases, also Diseases of the Eye and Ear
81 3ttfFoRTANT 10 LhDiES-DRs. FRANCE and
sOTTa9 Ats5taftcr years of experience, have dis
9cnvcrSds3the greatest cure: known for all dis
seassSpeesf1iar to the Sex. Female diseases pos
cured by the new remedy, Olive Blossom
cnTesiSt effected by home treatment En-
frey harmless and casi1y'app1icd Consultation
End CORRESPONDENCE Free ard Strictly Confidential!
Have attained the most wonderful sue
cess The treatment of Csiarrt, Stomach, Kid
neSs Bladder Nervous, Chronic and Special Diseases
sof55uenfand women. EDRS. FRANCE and OFT
KAN, after years of experience, have perfected
ssfIie5s1ncst infaliible method OF curing Vita!
2Dr1iffSin Urine, Nocturnal Losses, Impaired
s5ieincry,Wcak Back, Melancholy, Want OF En-
ssfgS* Prc1ua Decline of the Manly Powers
those terrible disorders arising from ruinous
Irasticcs of youth bliglItiuG the most radiant
hopes, rendering marriage unhappy, annually
sWseping to all urtiulelE grave, thousands OF
Restoration Guaranteed. bring sample of urine
for chemical and 1nicroscopical examination.
ny-Cases and correspondence CONFIDENTIAL
Tfeatrlcnt sent c. o. ID. to any part OF the U; s.
8F,istA of @A13og questions free. Address, with
s SSsfaqe DR.. FRANCE Columbus. 0hia.
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Wheeling & Elm Grove Railroad

On and after Saturday. octoOer1. 1872 trains
will run as follows. city time:
g. m, 600 e. m, 100 g. IN. LOO a m, 12:O1 m
j 100 D. M 900 D. m. SOD p rn.,4:oJ S:1i
D. M 6:Oop. m. 100 p. m, SOD p n, 9:5o p
Leave ELM GgovE-6:oo a M. 7:oo 4 M. Sod
a m 9 Goa m 1880 a M IL 90 a M. 1900 M.
i 100 o. M 200 .. m. 200 p. 4:oo p m 3:91
D. m! 500 D. m, 700 p M SOD p m, 9:lG p
SUHpAY-Church trains leave Elm Grove a.
s:43 a m. and Wheeling at IL: p. N; -
- s - y = He WEISGERBER, = 8
oc1 General Marager 81
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Wheeling Bridge & Terminal R'y
co. BREMsTER Receiver.

Time Tof,fe No 13. to take effect I3:1I q n,
Sunday November 10, 1S93
Leave Whee1ing-f5:0o 1875, SIi:4o q n, 1920,
e3:I5. f4:a0. 1900 p m
Leave Penfnsula-f6:O5, f9:51. sll:41 q IntTZ.-o,
Leave Martins Ferry-f8:12 1851, zl1:5aa a M.
Arrive Terminal Junction-fs:l7. flO:u3, Sn:56
a. M, 49, s3:3G. 1916, 1918 p. M ts5s
: Leave Terminal Junction-t5:2?. 1890, a M
bI9:4O q. M. E3:59. Il: o5 f5:1i 1915 p N -
Leave Martins Ferry-t7:2S, s9:UT am. SID,
S4:05. f4:10. t5:19. 1852 D. m.
Leave Peninsula-fI:3i, s9:li a H. Rl2:01t s4:14t
'1It rfiFe Wheeiing-f7:4o z9:2O a m. "1o:5z.
24:I7.Ef 20. - 81. 1875 p. m
sDsily. fDaily except Sunday. zSundays only.
= AN trains will run on Eastern Time
J. E TAUSSIG. Superintendent
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E5ES FRANCE & OTTMAN,
sForanerfytof New York now OF THE FRANCE
4 bfEIIGkI5gA SURGICAL INSTITUTE, Co,
t9hio. by request OF many friends and
Tattentssshas decided to visit
yeport, Sherman House, Tuesday,
saInsary 80.
sBeIIafrs, Windsor Hotel, Thursday,
bEnary 1.
tsetsnltaton and examination free and strict
gttidential from u. ~ to p. m, one day
che Doctors describe the different diseases
betfef thatllthe sick can themselves. It is n Won
fnIsgffkfor anyone to possess Their dag
nostsc powers have created wonders throughout
I the country
rhsT1cctropnt Treatment for all forms OF
fe5uale Diseases and the treatment of Seminal
aApeakfless Eoss of Manhood and Errors of9outh
Y lis recognized to be the most successful method
eyer discoYered as used by Drs. Franco Ott-
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-01-13

Z NEW YORK Jan.a12-The dry goods district
presents a somewhat cheeeful appearance. with
q good many out of town buyers and an in
creased number OF local traders shipping ABOUT.
Print cloths are slow OF sale, but steadily held.
Prints and printed fabTeT. show some irregular
ty. with styles not suitable orFspring and sum
1ner4 trade neglected. GinghRuss and woven
wash goods show activity and If anything in
.crensed frmness. go.
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FRANCE g. OTTMAN,

no MONEY Required OF Responsible Par
tics; to Commence Treatment.
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VHEEIING DAILY INrELIIGENGER SATURDAYS

.stoutlY: "Gerildy mustn't put on airs
here. my boy! You know We are hon
est workin' folks; everybody on my
place has to work. If they don't,
neither shall they eat. !"
Gerildy is now gradually performing
over the churn and the cookstove. The
only pink roses she wears are in her
cheeks, and the only triumph she wins
is the beautiful sleep which honest toll
awards her; the only reproach she ever
heaps is on her own past life and its sad
mistakes.
Mr.. Riggars, too, encountered adver-
sity. His salary was cut down, but
when he announced it in his home he
met an earnest loyal little face, which
said to him "Now, come. old fellow
Don't give up, and go to looking blue
about this house! Wen get on all right,
and I've got little savings bank up
stairs thatIl turn out more help for this
trouble than you will believe till you
see it opened"
"Isn't marriage lotterY?" Bob Rig
gers said to his friends; "some men
draw prizes -and some draw blanks,
Thank God, I'm one OF the lucky ones. "
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RAILROADS.
pennsylvania Stations.
[VGERl1sVIVdnid LINES.
!. NJ E Traius Run BIZ Central Time
Trains Run by Central Time,
SOUTHWEST SYSTEM" PAN IIASDLE re

Ticker OFFICES AT pRSSsYLvAE1A STAT1oN OF
WATER ST., FOOT OF ELEVENTH ST., MHEELIEe'
Ar McLURE HOUSE, WHEELING, AND AT THE
PESSsYLyASIA STATION. RRIDGEPoRT.
G d, R0rT
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Wool.

DosToN, MASS, Jan. z12.-The Commercial Ru,-
IetiT will say morrow in its report of the wool
market:
= business is at standstill. and will continue
SO until some action is taken on the tariff. Tho
sales OF secured wool are comparatively large.
as manufacturers are buying from hand to
mouth and carrying us little material possible.
The opening OF heavy Weight cloth is, up to
lnte n fiat failure Ohio No has dropped to
Die: short spring California to 23c; CLEAN No l
eastern Oregon to S2c. The sales are $4,000
pounds OF domestic and III 1000 pounds of for
egn against 9, 6T5, 7O0. pounds OF domestic aud
SIS 90 pounds OF foreign for the same week in
1898.
NEW YORK. Jan. 1o.-Wool steady; domestic
lIea29c; pulled 20a26c; Texas 1oal5c-
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Petroleum.

Z. on Cry, Pa Jan. 12-Opened. highest, low
est and closed 7sc sales 1900 barrels clearances
none; shipments so7lo barrels; runs y, 592 bar
NEW YORK, jan. 12-Petroleum con tinues
dull; no safes: February option, sales none; ;
closed at79c bid:
PrrTsDuRGH, Pa Jan. =1o-opened and high
est 79c;g lowest and closed at 7S54 $50
nj etaIs.
s NEW YORK, Jan. 12.-Plg iron quiet; Scotch
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EAST LIBERTY, PA, jan: 12-Cattle. receipts
i O60 head; shipments $40 head; nothing doing
ali through Hogs. receipts 2,4OO head; ship
ments 600 head; market excited; common to
best So 65a5 S. Sheep, receipts 200 head; ship
ments $50 he&d; market unchanged.
sC1ScIHNATI, O., Jan. 12.-Hogs easier at s5 50a
S G0;5 receipts 1,400 head; shipments 500 head. ?
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n CINCINNATI, O.. Jan. .12-FIour quiet. Wheat
easy; no. 2 red 59c; receipts 1900 bushels.
Corn dull and easy; No. Q mixed 361Sc. Oats
easy; No. mixed &c. Rye dull aud weak; No.
.. size. Pork steady at SID 90 Lard firm at
IS 10. Bulk meats firm at 81 00a7 12%. Bacon
firm at IS 25. Whisky steady at 81 is. Butter,
sugar and cheese steady. Eggs dull at lie.
TOLEDO o., Jan. 12--Wheat steady; No. cash
and January Gle; May 66c. Corn dull and steady;
No. cash 35c: May Ss23sc.. Oats quiet; cash soc;
Rye dull; cash 51Iac. CloYerseed dull and easier;
prime cash and February 81 30. March Sc 50.
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Live Stock.

CHICAGO. Jan. 12-Cattle. receipts $500 head;
shipments 1000 head; market steady and lower;
best steers SIS 05a5 80; others 81 50a4 90j common
Hogs receipts SO, 600 head; shipments 5000 head;
market lOal5c lower; rough heavy. S. 00a5 10;
packers aud mixed So 25a5 10; prime heavy IS 45
a5 55 prime light IS 45a5 so. Sheep, receipts u
600 head; shipments 900 head; market steady !;
natives 81 25a4 TO- westerns s. 70a3 70; lambs So 90
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OHIO RIVER RAILROAD co

On and after Monday December 81. Passenger
Trains will run ms follows: "Daily- TDally E4-
cent Sunday. Central time
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The Cleveland, Lorain & Wheeling R.R.
TIME CARD.

via. Elyria aud the Lake Shore Route.
- = SovENBER 10. 1893
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Time Table No. 10. to take efect I3:1l q NJ.
Sunday November 10. 1S9&
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Bread,tuffs and Provisions.

CHICAGO. jan l2-Extremc dizziness and
narrow fluctuations were the features OF the
grain markets to-day. Lower cables and an ex-
pcStcd increase i'll northwestern receipts sent
wheat down after an early advance, but good
clearances and some buying caused reaction,
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BALTIMORE. MD. Jan. 12.-Flour steady; re-
ceipts 71,COO barrels; shipments 1900 barrels.
Wheat dun and easy; February 65554a66c: May
694c. Corn dull; mixed spot 4l14ci January
ste2dy;No. white Western 361%c. Rye neglected.
Hay steady; good to choice timothy SIS U0a
10 So Butter easier: western 26c. Cheese steady.
Esrcrs -1yEnk. western :
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SOFA Druggists Everywhere MwF4wy
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PHILADELPHIA. Pa, Jan. - Flour quiet and
steady. Wheat dull and steady; No. 3 red 63c;
january 6i1Sc; February 6556c; March 671fc; April
CSC. Corn steady; No. mixed 4la4l74 jan
uary 4le; February 4114c; March 42c; April 4Sc.
airy 35 &c; March 351aC. Butter weak and lower;
western creamery 2ic. Eggs firm; western 1Sc.
Cheese steady and UNCHANGED.
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Eehsnltation and examination free and strict
Eeohhdential from q. m to p. m. one day
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1894-05-05
4 New Industry.

J. F. W. Fawcett, of this city has in
vented and patented wood split pull
ley that beats anything of the kind in
the market. 1t divides into three in
stead of two parts and has hub that
grips the pnon i'll all directions equal
~ and with constantly increasing pow
er instead of weakening power as with
other pulleys.
To make the pulley requires only
seven bolts and nuts instead of from
sixteen to thirty, as with others. The
spokes are Of bent elm, the hub of rock
elm and the rim Of bent and built ma
terial SO the wheel cannot get out of
shape nor come apart.
The wheels thus far made have been
built in the shops of F. II. Dam. \
corporation VIII be formed and a fac
tory established in Superior for the
manufacture Of these new pulieys, Of
which 1Go q day can probably be dis
posed Of, tji@S masking q handsome bus
Iuyss.--L Leader
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1894-05-05

At meeting of the school board
Monday afternoon, it was decided not
to consolidate the high schools of the
city In the first place they have no
binding available which would accom-
mOdate all the scholars, IN the second
place, when the various school dis
tTicts agreed to combine and cane in
under the present school government
Of tn city, il was stipulated that this
district No, or east end. should have
its own high school department. at
least until such time rs q new central
high school building should he built
and central school established, and
no honest man could now seek to de
prive the Nelson Dewey school OF this
grade.
At the meeting Monday, a commit
tee consisting Of NIessrs. Strickland.
Biohoff aud Anderson, was appointed
to look up a site for a high school
building with 4 view to purchasing the
same. \ central high school viii never
give satisfaction in city situated as
is this. Aside from the few who I've
near such a school, the students would
be compelled to take the street cars to
and from school. The average family
viii have two or three children who
ought to be in that department and
the street car tax on such family
cannot be endured by but few, so that
the high school becomes an institution
for the benefit Of the few who are rich
enOughto bear the expenses while it is
supported by the masses who receive
no benefits whatever from it. Every
public school house should be a high
school, and that too, without the pres
ent expense. Every pupil in the school
should receive what is generally term
ed "a good common school education"
and this fits him for all the ordinary
walks Of life and also for the State Tn
iYersity OF the college if he wishes to
go higher or enter the professions We
probably pay more for our schools than
any other city Of our size in the coun-
try, and we feel safe in saying the ben
etits received are not nearly in pro
portion.
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&. (. Merritt Bead.

Or people were greatly shocked last
Sunday morning at learning of the
death of MI c. c. Merritt, which Oc-
Cured the previous afternoon. Mr..
Merritt was well known 10 all Of the
older residents of our city, and lived
here from ISL to 1SS5, and then
moved 70 his former home at Oneota,
MINI, where lie hes since resided and
where he died. He was probably one
Of the best posted men OH the georra-
ply Of the country about the head of
the lake that could be found. and was
for years 4 pine land hunter, but fer
the past SIX years las given all his at
tention to the Masaba iron range and
was the first one 10 discover the iron
deposits there, and with his brothers
owned and controlled mineral lands
there worth millions Of dollars. al OF
which they have lost through the trick
cry Of unprincipled schemers. He was
born III Pennsylvania in ISL, and
came to Oneota with his parents when
he was five years old
In the spring Of 1859 he made a survey
of q railroad line from Duluth to Win
nipe~, and while on that work made
the first discovery Of iron ore on the
Mesaba range, finding high grade hem
attic ore on the surface of what is now
known as the Mountain iron mine He
was married in 1876 to Miss Eliza Felt,
at Anoka, Mimi, and they have six
children.
Mr.. Merritt was the friend Of every
human being, and was generous to a
fault, giving his last penny and divid-
ing his last crust with him who ask
ed for help, and no man living can
bring any charge against Cash" Mer-
rift. His funeral took place Tuesday
afternoon and was largely attended al
though the day was very unfavorable.
The bereaved wife and children have
the deep sympathy Of d host Of Supe-
rior friends
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1894-05-05
Tie COun;y's Assessors

The following are the assessors elect
for the several towns and city of Su-
perior in Douglas county: Towns, Su-
perior, Thomas Overland; Brule, W.
r. Wilson; Gordon, IL. ID. Kicker; Ne
bagamain, J. E. Ryan; Superior city,
J. c. Peterson, Nels Johnson, L. V.
Radgley. L. V, Badgley has been ell
ected president of their organization
and j c. Peterson secretary.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1894-05-05

There seems to be a dispute in our
city council as to when liquor licenses
should be taken out and paid for, and
to get the matter settled Alderman
Starkweather moved, at the council
meeting Tuesday evening, that the
opinion of the city attorney be OBJ
tanned. This motion was voted down
This would indicate that the whisky
men owned this council as completely
as they did the last one.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1894-05-05

Mr.. NanDoren has sold out his
boarding house interests to Mr.. ID. b.
Cook, who Will continue the business
at the old stand, the third floor of the
Descent block, where you can find good
furnished rooms and excellent board
at very reasonable prices. We under
stand that Mr.. Van Doren and family
VIII locate in California, and VIII leave
for that country soon. May prosperi-
ty attend them wherever they may go.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1894-05-05
Memorial Esaj

DR.. Dunn has kindly consented 10
preach the memorial sermon for the
J. d. Robbie Post G. !. K. on Sunday
morning the nth inst The services
Will be held in the Presbyterian
church
On Memorial Day, May 3oth, the
Rev. Il. i. IYnd viii address the
people at the same church. Everybody
cordially invited, not to say urged, to
take part in these exercises.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1894-05-05

Tile opinion that Lord Rosebery's
administration Will be a short lived
one seems to gain ground daily, This
fact is certain TO attract wide atten-
ton to a criticism Of the new Premier,
which appears in the May number of
tie North American Review from the
pen of Sir Charles W. Dixie, NJ. p.
than whom no one is better qualified
20 write cn the English political out
IL
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1894-05-05

The Leader should read up little
and get posted on our ward limits L.
f. Johnston represents the Second
ward in the council, and not the First
ward as the Leader has it.
-"Spondulix" as slang name for
money had its origin in the Greek
word "SpOndulos' In these modern
times we can get very nice shoe by
Smelling out small sum of spondulix
at STOLTZMAN'S.
-"Wen, l am glad that's over"
said Seventh street lady on her re-
turn from a wedding. Cover" cried
her husband, "why it's just begun.
| told Tom to 90 to STOLTzMAN's for
his mems furnishings"
Mrs. J. ID. Whitney has had a bad
time the past week with a corn on her
toe. She attempted to remove it
which created sore and gangrene set
in and for day or two the case looked
pretty serious, but it is all right now,
we believe
Frank Vincent Du Mond is now
on tour in Europe in the interest of
Harper Il Brothers, making illustra-
I tions for series of papers on "Litera-
~ Landmarks" by Nh Laurence Hut
ton, which will appear i'll their excel
lent Magazine
''''' i''''''ei an" " hiram M""oeh'
ItCcil1S arrested i"f hHI<rIlhg I)eS-
Ky Bros store At the " est end, went
( before Judge smith on Wednesday and
ii'd" S"H1S' l''tS &oI SIX months
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leave r.: ts-.:.~r.u s..a til, H. Tire
west. I'l"N vi" ja." ttn annual *
oUr>ian Giv.n ~ Sire ha.al Keepers AL
soc.atien WEish VIII this year visit
Dourtg. Gel. ana other points If iii
tcrcst We wish tasu safe and
pleasant outing.
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The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1894-05-05
NORTHERN PACIFIC
D. S. S. G. A. r. r.

Low rates TO al points East. Fast time and
excellent service. Wagner Buffet Sleeper
via. Sault Ste. Marie through to Boston.
GEO. W. FORESMAN.
alS Tower Ave. General Agent.