davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Abendblatt., 1894-11-19
KIeine Uadribten.

-Gbarle5 &ifer, pelDer, tpic an on6ez
ret SteQe bericbtct, lnfOl9c zines StreitS
nit 8atrif WcDtabon etnen S9d6elbru6
.oanontrug, ftGrb beute Wor9cn I'M County
boipital.
= Sin Wf0nn bon ctipa So Sabren, anz
itGnbi8 9eflciOet, ~itiir5te 9~eitern gtacbmittag
on Der %. Str. nabe S96en Qtpe., lebloS
sur @roe. On ieiner Beriou ipur6e nicbtS
%gefunben, ipeIcbes 5u ieiner identification
fltbren fonnte.
= 9teute S'8rien, cine notoriibe So7
ihenbiebin, tpuree g~eitern 9lben6 an Der
State Str. bon einem Oetectip babel abge5
faBt, ais ie Dieoer babel mar, ibre in feline
@lGce70anoIdube 9eSpGngten 6Gn6cben in
Die S9l6en anberer 9amen 9leitelt feb.
Sci ibrer 8erbaftung fonb man 3pet ipoGle
gefiiate 8ortemonnateS in ibren 3aidben.
9ttbter Softer belt ite unter $500 8ur9z
ibaft gum Bro3eB feit.
: 9ie b~ieiigen Qrmenier 6ielten geitern
N6en0 in 8eper'S Sale, @de Milmoufee
un0 @Dtcago NDe., cine 8erlammlung ab,
in tDeldcr nit @ntriiitung uno S6mer3
Die 9reucItbaten, mel6e Die rGubertiden
Surben 9c8en bic 6rjitliben @rmeuier perz
llbteu, belproben Duroen. Su ben ange>
nommenen &eioIutioncn nirb Die geiammte
9rtitltcbe 0elt auf8eforOert, fir Die
i6mG6It3 InterOriiften ein5utreten.
= @eitern ~gtocbmittag purbc Der am
Trettag perltOrbene lan9idbri8e Qln9cz
iteute Ser vSQinois StaatS3ettung"
g8ilbelm 0cIon9e auf 6em 0roce7
LAMB : Srte09Ofe au @ra6e 9etragen.
Ser @befs &eDatteur, 6err @ilbelm 9fapp,
belt i'm IrauerbauIe cine furse er9reifenbe
Qnipra6e un6 Elm 9roBeS Srauer8efolge
lopte retbe 8lu%menipenben legten 8etpelS
oaftr ab, in nte 6ober Qtcbtnuo Der 8erz
itorbenc BET alien ietnen Befannten geitanz
ben bat.
- gti5t 9~eringes Qufie6en erregte gez
fern 2lbeno sic Snitauatton bes erlten
eleftrti6en 0Dndmo5 in Dem Mai6tnenz
bauie 6er metropolitan 6od9bobn. @5 lift
bieS elmer Der 9r0bten 0DnamoS Der @eIt
un6 Dir0 CT nit bret an0eren bon berieL6en
@r0Be, bic Griebfraft Der 8abn biLoen, ba
%betanntltcb bei9Loiien poroenift, oaB Die auf
anocren 8abnen no6 INNER in @ntper>
6ung 9ebracbten observation-disclosures pen,
nunme9r burb eLeftrtIbe Wtotortpagen err
ieBt tpec6en ioaen.
= Cine reibe @rnte bielten 9eitern flint
@inbreher in benz @rocerDlaoen BON Meine
Bros, 1869 Mtlpaufee Qtpe., unb nur Dem
Wioeritano 6er Sbir bcs in benz 9aoen be-
ftnbliben SafeS, BADEN Weine'S eS 3u perz
b%anfen, 6aB ite ni9t UNI $500 8ebradbt
Duroen. 90 febIen ibnen au9enbliflib
nur $50 in baarem @elOe, pelbeS Ie in Der
&a1ieni6u6Iabe batteu liegen laiien. Die
Gtnbre6cr muBten iibrigen8 mitten in Der
Nrbett Deri9eu6t tporben iein, benn tie Gotz
tel ibre @erf5euge ale auf bet @rOe liegen
Iaiien.
= Die Grz8oIi3iften unb Saloonpirt6e
GbaS. Geblte unb G9as. Stein, pel9e, tpie
mir bereits mittbeilten, bon benz @genten
Der SptrttnOienbGnbler &aB, O1a0 & Co.,
go. 60 S6ermanitr., Bbitipp Blum, cine
Quantitdt Spirituoien gegen Sab" 9ez
fault, bteie BET Der N6liefcrung nicbt nur
nibt be5ablten, ionbcrn aub Bic @aare
beraus5u8eben ii9 tpeigerten un6 6ielerbalb
tpe8en @rlangenS bon @aaren inter falz
i6en 8Oripiegelun9en anseftagt worben
tparelt, tuur6en beute frib burcb Hic6ter
9OoIep aus Dem StrafOerfo6ren entlaiien.
Abendblatt., 1894-11-19
Die GanoptrtPihoftsid7uIe 81
0hampat9n, 81.
Bon stud. agr. gsar Semmann in Berlin.
liz
(S9IuR.)

Die Observation-Disclosures f0nnen t0re
praftii6en StuOien in Sen ettpa IS Ncres
9rOBen QnIagen, BON benen bic IGmmtltCben
@ebGltbe um8eben ftt6, in ben Obltplons
ta9en oer 6arm ul1o ferner in benz Sc
pQ3SbauS macben, in tpeldem namentlic6
cine au59eoe6nte 8lumen3t6t 9etricben
ntrb. Die SammLungen entba(ten @Dp3z
obgiiie bon tDpti6en @rempLaren Der perz
l6teoenen Sbftiorten, SGmereien 'tn> un0
auSlGnotl6er Bfan5en, mannt9fabe 6Ol5z
prOben, Observation-Disclosures uno Wtoz
belle, tpelbe Die niBlicbe tpte ib66licbe
Sbdti9feit oeriel6en harIteQen, oa3u cine
Getbe 9rOBerer uno fletnercr Wtitroifope,
in beren @ebrau6 Die Stu6ircnoen unter5
rtcbtet tperoen.
8eSit9Iib bcS SnbaItS Ser Ianopirt6z
i6aftlt3en Sorlelungen, tpeldcr ia i'm
0rOBen un60an3en in Der al9emetnen Nufs
3Gblung Der 2ebr9egenltGnoe be5et6net 1T,
no9 eintge @in5elbeilen, 6a 9eraoe bteie
SacEltdt unier 1pe5ieQeS Sntereile in Qlns
ipru9 nimmt:
Sn benz Gur1uS i6er @inricbtung ltn6
NuSitattung elmer Sarln lpirb iiber @onz
ftruftto1 unb Nnlage bon SarmgebGubcn,
iiber S6lageintDcilung unb ilber Qu8ipaDl,
0ebrau6 unb SnitanobaItung ~lauoptrt6z
i6aftlicber @erGtbe unO Ofaic5inen gcLeien.
0a6et fomnnen bic Deri9tcoenen SDfteme
bon 3Gunen, baS Nbitedcn, 9lnIe8en uno
l1nterbalten bon Nc9en sur G%rtpGbnung.
Otit ipe3ieIcr Nu5fiibrLi6feit mtr6 Die
Drainage %bebanoeLt: Inter tpelcben l1mz
itdnoen ite 0eboten eridheint, oaS Qegen Der
Drains, bic neutrality-suspicious., Drains
perIbieoeneu 9ur1meier5 un6 ibr 8es
bingtiein bur6 Die be~treffen6en !ofolen
BerbQltniIie, Sjefe bet Nnlage, @e>
fGuc u.1.p. BractiIbe 9lrbett auf benz
Jeloe unteritiiBt ben tbeOretii6cn Inter
ribt.
Ser GuriuS Iber S6ier3u6t banoelt bon
ben @eitcbt5puntten 6er ein5elnen 3ucbt>
rihtungen, bon Ser our9 Die jebeSmaligen
3pefe beoingten Satterung, bon 6leli9z,
Wtilds, Butter, Boueproouttion. Be-
ridbte renommtrter 3icbter unb Mditer
perbet our @rIduterung beS llnterricbts
benubt. Qu9 bier pteber bietet 6a8
leben0e Snocntar Ser 6arm 8erpouitGnoiz
gung reip. &orreftur bet Sbeoric 6urc6 bic
YrariS,
Die NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ~bebanbeLt Sic nerz
idiebenen NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., 8. 8. 8tebz
3ubt, MtiIDpirtbiaaft, &Ornerbau, unb
er0rtert bic 8orbeOingun8en, inter bcrcn
8orausIcbung ie 6os einc ODER baS anocre
gsratben eribeint. Spe3ieIe Nufmerfiamz
felt nibmet man bier Der Adeybaulebre :
NuspaDL Der Saot, Wfetboben Der 8e=
itelung, 8earbcitung ltno @tnbrtngung Der
SelogepG6le iperben NIT groBer 2~lusfIbr>
ltcbfett anSeindnber9eleBt.
Sn benz GURUS v@ei9ic6te Ser 2an67
mirtbi9aft" pirb bic @nttpifcIung ocriel=
ben nit lpe5ieucr Be5ic9un9 auf bic neueite
3eit unb 2merifa Oorgetragcn; bic ein3eGz
men Civilizations unb G~ntptdelungSz
pbaicu, tbr b~eutntenber ober f0rbern6er
GinfluB auf Das SOrti9reiten Der lamb
neutrality-suspicious. Secbntf, be3igIicbe itaots
licbe @erorbnungen unO @inricbtungcn mit
ibren ~Gonlequen3en, 11eberblif Der geiammz
ten 2tteratur unO 6erenS @trfung, oas limb
Die 3bemata Der bier ftattfthoenben @orz
~leiungen.
Abendblatt., 1894-11-19
Der meite meo.

Gin vber8tiber Sunge," Der in &0ln Der
benz 40. Snfantertez 8e9iment feline 3tpei
Sabre a6bient, faB Dor einigen Gagen be-
nebelten 6aupte8 i'm @arteiaal Oes 0euber
8abnbofeS. 9a trat Elm Sol6at Scr Sells
auf BEN 8iermiiben gu nit Der
Srage: user bit Cup v@n belopener
0eiOffener) 8ear3i9er," anttportcte Der Sc
fra8te, ION mat boB 0u?"- vS9 bin Elm
Solbat beS 6immel5 !" - 2ad5en6 meinte
bierauf Der bergiibe Sun8e: - Song,
bann beet Oh amer en- pteoen (peiten)
0eg bis en- be &aierne!"
Abendblatt., 1894-11-19

- S9naB Neumau, Sefretdr ser 8eit
8retptn9 60, ipron9 gcitern an Sernbon
StraBe aus einem s3uge Ser Milpaufee &
ct. Boul78a3n unb tru9 ibmer3bafte
9autabi9Grfunsen bobon. Wtan bracbte
i'm naa leiner @o6nung, 1869 Snbiana
Qlpenue.
9as etnit0fi9e Tramebaus So. 1886
Nrn1our Npe., baS BON @barles Oerger be-
iDobnt plroe, purbe beute Mtorgen nm 2
ubr ourcb 6euer gum 8etrage bon $3.50
1bdot9t, Die @ntitebungSuriabe bes
6elerS 1T ni9t b%efannt, ebenio tuenig, ob
Der S9aOen bHrb 8erli9erun9 9ebedt lit.
Abendblatt., 1894-11-19

9tnwaGt BON TibIimmons un6 pir6 Sic
Sadie ieineS Glientcn in benz Safe ber>
tretcn. I'm l u6r 20 Winuten reiite ct
nit Der TibiimmOnS Company nacb Bottom
ab. 9eGcDlten 0Onneritag &beno rpiro ct
sur 2eibeni6au 5uriiffebren. Srienb
ia8tc, eS miirOe notbpcnois fem, SabOerz
l~tdlloige uber Die ipabre llriacbe bon Eiorz
BANS Sob ST. Dernebmen. .@r 9~laubte,
6iBiimmonS piirbe bes SobtidIa9S an8ez
flagt, aber frei9eiproAen ner0en.
Abendblatt., 1894-11-19
betrdtbs{heiue.

ToGgen6e 6eiratbSi9etne wurben berte
bon 6errn Salmonion i'm Bureau bes
@puntpzGlsrfS auS9eiteut:
Abendblatt., 1894-11-19
orF1c1AL PUBLICATION.

Annual Statement e RAS tRs P4G5F PG Err E. N TaI
York in the State of New York, on the Slst
day Of December, 1898: made to the Insurance
Superintendent Of the State of Illinois. pursuant
to law:
Capital.
Amount Of Capital Stok paid up in
2OO,OO0.Oe
Abendblatt., 1894-11-19
ArbeitSfShig
HOODS YSA ARiEEA HEILT

Hoods PiIIen sind die beste Familien-
Cathartic- und Leber- Medium. HarmlOs, zuver-
lasSig, sicher.
Abendblatt., 1894-11-19

9aS 8e9rabniB bes 6aufttampfers 9fiorz
ban, Der am Sannita9 Morgen itarb, nabz
Dem er am Srettog 9tbens inn b~ieiigen
@rano Opera 9oule bon Sob 6iB1immons
BET elmer Notwithstanding einen Derz
9aa9n'Bpoaen S9la9 erboltcn bate, fan6
beute BPM Observation-Disclosures bon
OfuQtn & Son ans fiat. 0te Wttqlieber
Der 6tBitmmOn'i6en @arietD Company un6
cine groBe 3abl bon Sportsleuten tpobnten
oemleIben bel. Ser SecretGr Der b~teliaen
.. 80. 6. g., GeO. us. BURTON, ~leitete bic
Yeter. Sa6rtu9traaer waren 6ibIimmonS
Soc 9unfee uOant" SuQiuan Did
8blttle, @bwar6 Sorrelt unb Gapt. @lori,
Director bon 6ibitmmon'S COMPANY.
gta9 SbtuB bcr Teier murbe bic 2eichc
mach benz @~rabgeto0lbe in Saftpoob oez
brabt.
2lOOofat Emanuel Srien6, BON Ser
6irnna Grienb & 6ouie BON gtetp 0orf,
traf beute MtOr9en bier Elm. @r lit ber
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-04-28

FOR RENT-Furnished room; very dc.
slrably located. can bls west
Third street city
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-04-28
,.iN JONES' SENSE.
I'm Why He Never Is out of Work
Ing Order.

4 /, o,snateh
80 TOY April 27.-Rev. Sam
e'~' ,n,. ,,assod tbroupb tho
~ ana FANNY P"s'eu W "
+ ~ his morning on their way TO rex
4 I'M Ia lecture tonight, He says he
A ~, nam Van Alstvne. where he
sn'.' ~" 49, ~ n tI,rd.
NSiuisa las' ils"'' 49,
fTdk 4 temperance lecturer from La
M IN conversation with him, asked
/, ms mar he JoneO could
~ h9T y W.. - - too,,,r,,,a 80
n iiouno preaching anu lec'uiii's ''
sp rIghi in the year and never get
~.
/, III ...,Aorr said Tores az will
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-04-28
THE GAZETTE IS THE GREk FEST
MANT MEDIUM In IHE SOITH.

Advertisements for situations wanted
taken at half price. No advertisement
for less than rs cents.
Professional. financial and other
cards, special notices etc, in this class
lied department, 81 line per month.
Advertisers should remember that
letters directed TO initials only are not
delivered through the postofllce. II In
itials are used they should be directed
to the care of some person, firm or
postohice box,
List Of letters remaining uncalled for
IN the counting room Yesterday at :
p. m. Persons calling for them will
please say advertised.
Box II. FARM
p. CO.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-04-28

. :" .ftac ieeu"s
.;e,sd'pF' :. ,lach Interest
\ shacA''
~ p', M. rex, Aprii -,
4 Nazshf can XII. ~ the state Nuhlpe'
! ,'sfs iesliinE 7 sunday school con-
q so,.shytfrian su,N saa THE Col.
W. 80 largely at'enueu' ,a,,a,
4 susl0n H'' Cumberland Presbyterian
4 I, sueei w. WIS oyeriiowing. After
..,h was iull y ,,.a soiIowing pro-
l~~ exercises the ~ 's,.,,aoi
s'llon'' .srrled out "sulday seNoo'
f.ap was .s,scussed by Rev. H. u
radon, sncl;ingham; "How
q .nfos and MIs' IA lesson" by
h 7lr' 10 teach Tue i -,
pi'la.s .n,otcn and Moody ana MISS
4 a Tempe'ys, ,,ss Rives Of Atlanta
*in Iufn. a,h paper, and night
( selosed with Q oi sS Ndslia upon
N pendergrast ~ ,,or FOR the
.rns-ance lnstfuo'iV"
a,,rs have been
~ ALLOWING vrooeeu.i,ils.,sa evercises.
y. 1. Xxi today: pevo 5,iott, frst topic
a n Rev r. X. Cl9 N, NJ ,,ost benetit
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-04-28

every eighth person
n the United States
u, gies OF Consumption
ms is q most alarm
ing mortality. or all
the diseases ia which
mankind Is subject,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-04-28

SECONDHAND BOOKS bought. sold
or exchanged: scientific. law or theo-
logical or mechanical specially.
T. j. Boaz, 9O6 Main street.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-04-28

IROS AND STEEL HoOFING,
IRON AID STEEL ROOFING AMI
siding, o. X Harry Iron Works
Dallas.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-04-28

ia' Tried in the District Court.
New hank President Elected.
Ssal Dispatch.
Waterford, Tex, April Elm the
.sr'l court the case OF the state vs..
" White, charged with forgery.
my failed 10 agree and We're dis
aiissd In the case of the State. VS.
Y Aoushouser, charged with theft
asH Ne value of $40 the jury found
~ guilty and he was sentenced to
lAeinent OF ten days In the county
ant was lined SIS.
* tlalt v Bryan OF Elmira. N. Y.
.s Nv negotiating for the purpose Of
iFs,lng our waterworks system,
A. fouts. president OF the Wealth
.,Hs, Aineral Wells and Northwestern
10y 1sM, = visiting in Fort Worth on
ssoad business. " 20
AZ melting Of the board of directors
NJ nl.st National bank today Mr..
~ : naner was elected president in
n q W, W. Davis, deceased. MIR
n |. w. s'sfr was elected vice-presldent
III ~ IN, 4 W, Davis a director in place
Ii i e, ,hli9ward, president Of the Min
''S oahk, is In the city today.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-04-28

ss,., AN wy, Tex April 27.-Thls
n while Charles Caldwell and
MAJ, 4, .ro's were riding through a
M, .l near Mr. coopers house, six
ID 'ssGf.a, Caldwell shot a bird. The
~ rt ossr INTO Mr.. Coopers prem-
M enr,s'slpon Mrs, Cooper ordered
|str ~, ogt they got the bird pres
lars, w discovered a lady running
|lfsT n NE neld with a gun and IL
I'm I'M rs III, three shots fred upon
a4well ono na s took effect, both on
y taeg V"T IN his jaw, the other in
y not eo,l,h ne wounds are painful.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-04-28

Matchmaker and jew
Main.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-04-28

DpTTNxAnps. Morphins uHers--You
can he cured painlessly and per-
,aanantiy IN from ten Gays 70 three
~ nsrfie,,iars sent free upon re-
cnes. Address B. Wilson. Box IS,
sranianrse Tex
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-04-28
SITUATIONS WANTED

WANTED Position by man Of in
tegrity, Industry and ability; Will
accept any honorable position. Sal
AIRY no object to begin. Al reference.
Address b.. this office.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-04-28
MISCELLANEOUS.

ropT WORTH Marble and Granite
Torlts-John A. tergin Son. Ali
Kinds OF marble arc granite monu-
,ncnts. beadstoncs. tablets and Htatu-
ary' ali kinds Of marble. granite and
etone coping. Iron railing Furnished
10 order Write for designs ana
prices.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-04-28

n. c. HALL. Jeweler. cheapest house
in the CITY. Buys old gold sad silver.
Corner Main and Eleventh streets.
AGENT for Franco-GermAn ring. POSI-
ave cure rer rheumatism, Write for
prices.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-04-28

FOR RENT Rooms for light house
keeping, corner Cherry ana seventh
Inquire at Fort worth iron WorNs'
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-07-26
TnE pRon1nlr1oN AssgMBLY.
nj. Eodloy Makes some Psrtinen. Reptile
TO "ObasrVers" Reflections.
10 " EdkOv Of ~ IaJ4lLosace,.

AIr. Bodloy Makes Some Pertinent Reptile .
TO "ObserVers" Reflections.
ID W. Editor Of ~ Is,elIOsaee.
stR:-Eindly permit mo to state for
the information Of the public in gener-
al and observer" In particular, that
the ediet issued by tho Apostolic dele
gato from tho Pope, in relation 70 the,
liquor traffic In this country, has been
noticed by DR.. Mead and other speakers
At the assembly, aud was not purposely
unnoticed az observer" says seemed 70
have been done by Mr.. John ". Woley
and Colonel Balm on Sunday 22d.
II observer" had heard Mr. Woley
the 2lst and sd he would NIT have
written, neither did ho (Mr. Wolcy)
advocate the Prohibition party" for on
those day John G. Wolay so strongly
and effectively advocated tho Prohibi-
ton party rs 10 make number OF con-
verts thereto both among tho ministry
and laIty who have attended the assem-
bly,.
Allow me to assure "observor" that
wo are not 20 partisan that We cannot
see any good except through prohibi'
ton party spectaclos." On the con.
trary we hail with delight every mani
festo that drives nail into tho coffin
OF the sum Of all villainies, the inex-
cusable, damnable traffic that murders
three hundred men every twenty-ious
hours OF the year, and four thousand
innocent women In tho year OF our Lord
1893, in this grand and glorious liberty
loving land OF ours. And, especially do
we rejoice that such grand men as Arch
bishops Ireland. spaulding and the
Bishop OF Columbus, as we'll as many OF
the priests Of the Catholic church IN
America, arc saying with bishops and
ministers Of tho Evangelical churches
that tho saloon must go.
We are glad that, with thousands
who attended tho assembly meetings,
"Obseryer" was ploased with tho adj
dresses, and that he has given ua this
opportunity To assure him that NO are
ready 10 cheer every time rum is made
to howl, as it 10 now doing under the
ruling OF Mgr. Satolli. .
The Prohibition party chip is coming
round the bond. We extend a hearty
welcome TO observer and all his
friends, and invite thom to come on
board before tho rush sets in.
The management extends to the In.
TELLIGENcER it's thanks for the reports
Of meetings, as we'll as to all the Wheel
ing papers. Worry respectfully,
JAMES W. BoDIEY.
Moundsctlle, July "a, 1894.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-07-26

s. II. Clifford, Now Casscl, Wis, was
troubled with Neuralgia and Rheuma-
tisn, his Stomach was disordered, his
Liver was affected to an alarming do
gree, appetite fell away, and no was ter
TTibiy reduced in flesh and strength.
Three bottles OF Electric Bitters cured
him.
Edward Shepherd, Harrisburg, H.,
had running sore on his leg OF eight
years standing. Used three bottles OF
Electric Bittors and seven boxes Of
Bucklen's Arnica salve, and his leg ID
sound and well. John Speaker, Catawba,
Ohio, had Eve largo Fever sores on mis-
leg, doctors said he was incurable. One
bottle Electric Bitters and ono box Buck
lens Arnica Salvc cured him entirely.
Sold by Logan Drug Co. 5
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-07-26
KNOWLEDGE

Brings comfort and improvement and
tends to personal enjoyment when
rightly used. The many, who I've bet
ter than others and enjoy life more, With
less expenditure, by more promptly
adapting the worlds best products to
the needs Of physical being, will attest
the value to health Of the pure liquid
laxAtive principles embraced in tho
remedy, Syrup Of Figs.
It's excellence Is due 10 It's presenting
in the form most acceptable and pleas
ant to the tGste, the refreshing and truly
beneficial properties Of perfect lax
alive; eGectually cleansing the system,
dispclIing colds, headaches and feycH
aud permanently curing constipation:
II has given satisfaction to millions and
met With the approval Of the medical
profession, because Ii acts on the Kid
neys, Liver and Bowels without weak
cning them and IL Is perfectly free from
every Objectionable substance.
Syrup Of Figs Ia for sale by all drug
gists III COO and 81 bottles, but It is man.
ufactured by the California Fig Syrup
Co. only, whose name Is printed on every
package, also the pane, Syrup OF Fig,
and boing we'll Informed, you Will MOI
accept any substitute If offered.
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IMpEHIA1 porENrATE

Elected by tho oiyStic shriners..The
Parade ut Night.
DENVER, July 24-Tho Mystic Shrine
convention succeeded to-day in electing
an imperial potentate. William D.
Melish, OF Cincinnati. being tho succoss-
full candidate. The vote was 72 to Us.
No other officers were elected.
The matter Of granting dispensa.
ton to FL Cid Temple, Of Ogden, Utah,
and Of granting charters for temples at
Columbus, Ohio, anl Marquette, Mich,
were referred to committees. business
Is being transacted slowly, and itmay be
q day or two yet before tho business
questions will be concluded. Tho grand
parade took place tonight The entire
limo Of march was thronged with spocta-
tors who had assembled to SEQ tho
unique affair,
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canvas for the nomination, his friends
Hro quietly pushing his claims, and do
yeloplng q sentiment in tho district
favorable 10 him.
Mr. DAYroxs cHAxcEA
Mr.. Dayton'S friends aud admirers
baye been making an active, earnest
canvass in his interest, which has met
with such favorable reception that at
this writing. Mr. Dayton's candidacy
unquestionably leads all others for tho
nomination. While figures arc not pub.
licsy given, 1t 10 understood that Mr..
Dayton already commands the sltuA.
ton In number OF tho fifteen coun.
ties ia the district sufficient TO assure
him formidable proportion Of the ono
hundred and five votes necessary TO q
choice by the convention. Tho selec.
ton Of Elkins, in Randolph county, ad.
Joining Mr. Dayton's home county Of
Barbour, ne tho place OF holding the
convention, was determined by the
congressional committee, which met
last month at the great Falrmont con.
vention Of Republican league clubs.
Elkins was the point desired by the
Dayton forces for holding the congress-
ionat convention.
Although but thirty-seven years Of
age, and having mover held public Office
except that OF county prosecuting attor.
ney during the early years Of his pro-
tessional career, Mr.. Dayton is well
known from ono end Of tho state to the
other.
OF tho dark horses in tho Republican
congressional race, the Hon. John II.
Holt, OF Grafton, aud ex.Prosecuting
Attorney Neil J. Fortney, Of Preston
county, arc both active and avowed
candidates for tho nomination. Those
two gentlemen will have some local
support, II their names go before the
convention. Mr.. Holt 10 a convert from
the Democratic party, having identified
himself with the Republican cause in
tho campaign Of 1883.
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ATTACKED pULLmAN's HOUSE
For No Other Reason TlIRn 1t Was Pull
mnu's-A Supposed Anarchist

For No Other Rcnson Tlrnn 1t Was Pull.
mau's-A Supposed Anarchist
CHICAGO. July 25.-simon Roaklns, o
Russian, made malicious assault upon
tho residence of George NJ. Pullman to.
day. lie hurled many stones at the
massive building, breaking out ten or a
dozen large plate glass windowa Hc
was arrested charged with malicious
mischief.
When questioned, no delivered him.
self Of curses against tho United States
government and George NJ. Pullman.
He said Pullman had thrown him out
Of work and that this was not tho last
Pullman would SEQ Of him. Later he
admitted that he was tailor by trade
and had not been working ut anything
for year. No weapons moro danger.
Gus than stones were found upon him.
Reskin is said TO be q well.kuown Euro.
pean anarchist. He was held TO the
criminal court. Tho police are in
vestiRating his record and his capture Ia
thought 10 DO an important ono.