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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-11-12
III. 3, POTTS, Il
Main and Tenth Streets. Wheeling. W. Va
REAL ESTATE,
FOR RENT.

MONTH
No. 1862 Main street, ten rooms. furnished
and occupied by rOOInesS; Will rent to
some one that will buy iurnlture-.........SS0 %
No 1913 Woods street .. 10 90
20 acre iarm north OF city, for market gard.
eninR. 500 per Gnnum.
20 rooms, Main aud Twenty first street ...".--
No 81 Seventeenth Sttcct"................".. 10 90
No. lOi Nineteenth Street-..... .............. 90
No. 2lJ5 Main street, 1 rooms, both gases. II 90
building In rear Of 1901 Market street,. 80 o.
Four.rOOmed houses Crescent Place. ......... 50
Four rooms. both gases aud bath, No. IS
seventeenth II 90
Joining c. { r. 5epot..................... II 90
Eight rooms both gHScS, hot water aud
bath. No l0l6 Main street. .....".......... 25 90
No 81 Seven teonth street, eight rooms, both
gases hot water and bath. ...... .......... q 90
No. 2lh Market street, three rOons.~.u..-.. %
No. 20 Twentieth street 10 o.
Store rooms Main aud TWenty.fSt Streets
S. % anil go 90.
No. 22iI Main l6 90
No. .6O2 Main street, three rOomS........... G W
Two rooms southeast corner Market and
twenty Skin "
No. 81 Sixteenth 20 %
No, us Seventeenth Street........ ......... 0 %
Building corner Twcnty.tourth aud mar.
Eet streets, latelT used as carriage
factory.
No. 239 Market street. both gaseS... ....... Il Oh
No. 963 Alley SOD
No. 1921 Ghapttne street, store room md
dwelling.
10 SlVo Jhcoo street "
40 23l0 jacob street..... Il %
No. 1871 Chapliue street Office room. %
FOR SALE
io0,Acrc Farm, valued at $500; will exchange
for city property.
Three acres. GIghtruoncd brick house. on M.
tional road 81 miles west Of river. S1O0J
Real estate OF every description
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-11-12
BARGAIN BULLETINS. 3. Potts.
e. 3. POTTS
Bargain Bulletin
MAIN AND TENTH SITS. Wheeling, VIVA.

We have just purchased at Assgnees sale the entire stock
on the market days prices that will move the goods
Bargain will do well to call early The following extract
from their opening speaks for ITSELF and pJ
pose to close the balance the stock still lower prices
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-11-12

WTANTEp-SALESMAN WHO
w visits country retailers to sell our Jeans
low-p priced CaSslmeres. Dress Goods Flannels
mia my5-s
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-11-12

NTANTED-ACTIVE MEN IN
w small towns; SIS 90 per month can be
made, and will prove 1t; we furnish samples
free; write us we will explain. Address BOX
SOS Boston. Mass. nol.rfh4s
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-11-12
Atlantic Tea Co.
uon.NwAF
WANTED,

TIIANTED-S2, 900 FOR ONE YEAR.
w West virginia coal and timber land given
a. security. address HAROLD T. RANDALL
General delivery baltimore. Md. nos"
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WTANTED-HONEST, ENERGETIC
w men to solicit orders for fruit and orna.
mental nursery stock: permanent employment;
liberal terms; no experience necessary Ad'
dress Il q. CHASE Il CO.. 1880 South Penn
Squire. Philadelphia. Pa. Mw4P
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1894-06-01
9ie aOlSene @lutf, ant Spri,Ont.

tpelePf Dem Srnnenuntersons fost, 1T f66n. gRent=
ger i6n tt ras blaii: Saffranssb hes @edtes eines
saaenleibenbsn Meni&en. rno wsla unausIpre6z
ltbe S4merSen bereitet Sale am unre$teu Srt
Stehen in ber re6ten Seite urb nnte-'m redten
S@uItsTblatt, nebelfeit, Rrampf, saitril6es aopfs
rpeb, Tsritopfuns, manselbafte @erbauuns unb aae
anberen Spmptcme BON 8tItpItat t6nnen ,,par ntdt
i'm Saneams,sbsn beiei ist fperbsn, aber bur& ben
rattouelsn @ebrau& pon Ssitetter's Masenbttters
perSen ie ans5errttet, bic @erbauun5 rnb resels
mdBiss Gntleeruns beS DarmtanalS lpeber terseteut
unb bic Dt8pclton tu frnpIisrteren aetben, BON pel
pen lene Der 9nfans finb, sebcben. 66eumatismuS,
lntbdtt9tett Der @ieren unb 8la'e, 0euralste unb
Sblafpiistett perben ebeufaus curd bteie Tanaeee
8ar WsIubtsuns bes RerpenfpiemS wteber beraeitsut
Wis Wittel Sesen ba8 WaIartasft wtrft es unfeblbar
une prompt. Dretmal tdsIa etn Weinslas rou.
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= a 8.

= @inbrs6er baben ben Store bes
9errn Sobn SOP in @Opelanb, 8alfrop
County, um Waaren i'm Wertbe bon
$500 gepliinbert. Sic baben einen
Wagen bamit belaben unb Iin6 bamit
auf un6 babOn gefabren.
= . @ott, eS mar ni6t b0s aes
meint! Sn &an6o, @on3ales @ountp,
paren nd9tli9ermeile inebrere yleaer
aus ibren 9duiern gepaltfam beraHss
gebolt uno seb0rig bur6sepeitldt iuors
ben, angeblid iue9en Gre6beit unb
IufidiIigfsit gesen bic @eiBen. 9iefe
prosebur. ioiuie bic 9lntiinbi9uns, baB
bieie grsiebungsmaBrese forfgelebt
werben fo0, bat que 6olse gebabt, baB
bic Heger ausgetniffen iinb unb sfbar
in iol6er Mense, baB es iebt an Or
beitStrdften feblt. Sic baben @rnten
unb glIes i'm Std gelafen unb @rIab
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reoel lallen, belOnoers, meun On elm
9utcs 2Sort fir mid einleglt, @bit9 !"
uGerlpri6 Dir um'S Olmmels Willeu
nlbts pon meinem 8eiltanoe. S6on
bel Dem eriteu Gel iurjl. ;Au iA,.9er aenen
Did Su itinmell. haze idl eiie cbr uuz
3!peioeutt9c unO unanleHe!}:ne 2lbueis
lun9 erlabrsu. 81 loeiB, oaB On 9ro6e
Serlulte in Spiel gegabt bait, nuo eS
miro ibm oiesnlal I'M 10 lei6ter meroen,
Sen llnerbittli6en 5u lpielen, ais CT,
mle id CLAUDE, nit Dem @eoanfen uulz
9ebt, iibcrbanpt ell Gnoe gu ma9en."
r@iu GnOe Su MAIDEN ?" fraote
slrtOis, uno bic geitiirSung prdete lid
/ INNER oeutli1er in leinen Wtieieu
! aus. sSas loll beun nun oaS mieoer
heiBen?"
nQSenn ib leiusn 2Sorten sic redte
Oetung gesebeu babe, lluo ein MfiBz
perltauoniE mar eigentli6 faun m0sz
ltd, 10 lDartet er nit eiuer selpilleu
llngebulo auf ir9euo eiuen s(ulaB, I'm
leine 0ano aalls BON Dir 3uriid3u3ie=
ben rno Sngcbors lpieber 5u ii6 nebz
men 81 tOnnell. Gr pcrmntbet, oaB lie
i'll ibrer Ste nidt icbr sliidli6 setuorz
ben lei, uno er lest oarum Uobl uOr>
J aus, oaB lie unldner gu elmer S6ei.
oung ooer weuiglteus 81 elmer 3rellz
nung su bewegen leiu lpiirre. Du lel>
ber, mcin Sreulb, pirlt ia am belten
millen, oh 0iele 2lnnabme cine 0ererhz
ti9nug bat."
rSerOammti" j" tnirl6ts slrtois. LIMB
er bdtte bon elmer lol6en 9(bli6t gang
eruitBaft 9eiprohen ?"
rSa, NIT oiirren @orteu @s
lbeint, Dap ct lorsfdltige Grfunoisnn>
gen ii6er Oein Erioat(eben einee,o9em
bat, unO baB er cine Gataitropbe fir
unoermeibli6 balt, ioierm er Did Oeiz
mem S6icflal iiberla6t. Dies 3ebtere
aber miro er meiner lleber5eueuna na6
UNI 10 seiuiiler tbun, alS ibm ein 3us
lammeubru6 Cures 9ausmeiens ia nn>
3meifelbaft bas 6edt seben lpiiroe, iein
Sino 5uriif3uforoern."
sic mar oarauf pOrbereitet geDeien,
oaB ibre i9onun9sloien gBorte cine
itarfe Wirfuns anf ibn berborbringen
piiroen. Dap ct, Der pOllenSete S9alls
lpieler, iesle Sailuug absr 70 gang BET.
lieren lpiiroe, bate iie bod ni6t ertpars
tet.
Wtit uor9euei9tem SbertOrper, tobtens
blaB nnb nit Sudenoen 2ippen bate ibr
NrtoiS suoeb0rt. 0iun beoefte er fir
einen Wfoment bic slugen nit Der Oanb
uno itieB baum III baliisen, abseri6enen
gSorten berpor yStebt eS 10, bann
bin i9 alleroingS uerloreu! Der Yro>
feiIor fpar meine leete Soffnun9."
lle6er Goitbs id0nes @eli6t eins
etlDaS, oas Utcl eber ein 9lufleu6ten oes
Eriumpbes, ais eiu 9luSoruG oes Wtits
lei0s mar. Sie lebnte ii9 nod beques
mcr nno nadldiliser in ibr ieioenes
SOFTER 5uriid un6 martete ruhia, bis
Der slnberc fortfahren lpiiroe III lpr.=
hen.
(6ortiesuns fpIst).
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SeieBes benfen mag. Wir ltnb nun
einmal Wsni6en unb eiH bis9en e6ae
6enfreu6e adblt su ben tneni9Ii9en
S6md6en".
Das nene log. MeuIct @eleb bon
Soma erlaHbt stpar unter geuiHen
WorausiebungeH ben gtusi9anf bon
geiltigen @etrdnten, berbietet ober Be-
rem Jabritation I'm State. unb 6as
fur ioaen ausmdrtige 8rauer i'm @es
beimen intriguirt baben2 ltnglaubz
lid! Warum beri6neiet Der sd
DenpOrt Demotrat" bic 9famen bieler
grauers So frdst nit 8e1t Der
nNn5eiger 6e8 Weitens".
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nmeu Bolgen oil itb ielbit beriibt perben.
N!eosrseidlagenbeit, Utelandolie, @eba6t.
'libidmddle, miirrtihes, retsbares 3en1pera.
msnt, nnbeitimmte Gurdt Dor brobenbem
uubeil nno tauien6erlet f6rperlihe uub
peiitlgt St0rnngen fnO bas RsiuItat Der
tn9eneltfen Selbtbehedune. glue bieie
idbltmmen Golgen fnb bur6 bic mobernen
nHo otrbsferten 4ebanblun9smetboben beit,
bar, obne oab Der pattent bespegen feline ge.
tpoante ssbensweiie 3u unterbre6en braufts.
Gsne tn tlarer uuo beutllder, aber besenter
Spra1e gsifrtebene mebi;iniihe Nbbanblung
iiber bic Natnr, Sgnptome NIB 6eitbarfeit
FOLDER Sranfbeiten ipirb in einfad)em lin.
tdllas gut pcrliegelt, assen Ginicnbuna bieier
9iott5uHo 10 Sents IN 8risfuarfeu fir Borto,
an jebe gepiinittJte aoreiis seididt Dian
ipenee iid) all bic Worlds DispensaYy Msdi
cal Association, Buffalo, 81. D.
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@ranSeisemtbams llebertra aumsem.

5. S@mibt an Inbreas @taubens
berger, 127 Ider am @ibolo; $4,000.
Clara q. be Monte3 an Mii6ael $.
GoB, 200 Ider am San 9lntonio GIuB !;
$2500.
S. 6. unb u. 8. parfons an NboIf
alar, @ruubitid i'm @itp 8Iod 2725 !;
$1,000.
5. .. Glemine IT,, an aboIpb alar,
Brunbifiid i'm GitD 8lod 2735; $4OO.
6enrp 81. 8in3 an @m. Dobros
ipolSfi, @runbitiid i'm @itp lot Is;
$500.
Jranciseo Me3a an giemton 3ims
mermann unb g. &amire3, Grun6fhd
an San JernanbosStraBe; 5000.
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Giu SauSirt,at,.

Q. @. Euner Won 6ana pbaris, g. g., iast, bab
sr tmmsr Or. stuss Reue 9ntbeduus i'm Saule fabre
tmmer bic beiten Grfolse erstelt babe. Gr ias, er
mS4te gar nt8t mebr sbne bieies @ltttsl ein. q. n.
9pteman, apotbefer in Gatstia, q. g., fast, baS
Or. Rings @eue Gnteeduns pbne 3peifel bic bette
Suitens Mebtetu ic; er babe bteelbs at Sabre lang
IN einer 8amilte benust unb e babe M lteS In sldns
Fneer Beiie bepdbrt. gBarum fOu man alio Elm
Setlmttte nt prCbirtu, has ii ibon 70 trejat1 bes
Hdbrt bat. ProbeHaI6en fre in Der Gan Qntonp
Drug Go. &esuldre @t6Be so 6ts unp 81 90.
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@inte fit @uropa,= &eiienoc.

Sn bieier Saiion mirb oorauslidtz
LTD piel gereiit iperben unb Dieienigen,
tpel9e ii9 Der groBen 9lrmee ani6lies
BEN tpolen, iollten isfort paHase be-
legen, penn fie auf bebor3uste 4aiiiten
reflettiren. Wir nebmen iebt GaRage
fur Npril, Wfai unb SUM Dampfer
auf reprdientiren ollie europd Is
I 6en 2inien unb f6nnen 6ur6
uniere uniibertreffliden gerbinbungen
bic billigiten preiie in allen @IaRen
garantiren.
%. S. Ooung, 9tgent, SIT Ofs
SouitonsStraBe.
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California 29eine.

gDeinliebbaber finben ein groBes 2as
ger BON feinen California @einen BEL
5errn s. s. Meper am Nlamoz
plaaa. 9err Meper iu6t bic @eine
an Ort unb STEELE aus unb tauft bireft
aug benz Seller Der @ein3ii6ter. 9us
gutem &enner gelingt es ibm itets, bic
belten Sorten aus3uwdblen. Gr tann
ieime &unben unb Gamilien nit einem
guten 3ropfen perieben. &otbz unb
8eiB i Weine in poraiigli6er Qnalitdt
BON ieBt ab $1.00 per @allone - frei
tns Saus geliefert.
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Ssn6iena Mrnten xnlhe.

Die bette SaIbe Der WeIt fhr G@nttte, 0ueti&uns
ger, Gei4udrs, Gtebers uno Sauts Gus9las, SIeaten
9etten; furtrt Sdmprrbothen ober fetne H,,abluua
SbatSs 8ufrtehen5eh aaranttrt pbsr tas Gelb utrb
3nra6eritattet. 25 Gents BITE S@e&tei. Gum @erfaui
IN aaea Gpotbsfen. aheIpb Drets, Ebempion & Co.,
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S,s8etoItd3e epannfratt,

f0rperlides Bebasen
unb 1dbe 9raft fub
bic attribute bon.
tommener @etunb.
belt. Gle peridmin.
ben, tuenn bic 2ebens.
8rdfte seidmd6t
finb. Nerp0ie 2lb.
fpaunun9 uub Ser.
luft ber Mannesfraft
finb bte 6olse gebei.
mer Siinben, bic bon
junsen Qeuten In lin.
feuituiR threr ShGb.
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= Sebt barauf, baB Sbr bic Gone
Star j la 6enbiere in @urem
9auie babt. IS giebt ni6ts beIieres,
ltdrtenbereS unb geiunberes.
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- 9ie riefge Na6frase mad 2one
Star 9 Ter lit lei6t ertldrlid. @s 1T
ba8 bette inn Wartte.
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1T fir tie ni6t gu fiuOen, 3lpei ser
groBten Plantagenbeliber baben faf
aae Pd6ter perleren uno ltno in Der
grOBten 8erle9enbeit. gtunmebr ljnb
einige Der angelebenfen BHanaer aus
iammensetreten, UNI bic nod 3uriidge-
bliebeuen 9leger su berubisem un6 bic
@ntlauferen 3uriid3ubringen; bic Sc,
riidte, bab man lie bur6peitl6en
lnoae, limb fali6, iagen lie. Sic bdt=
ten aud binsuiiigen fonnsn: 30.
4ptt, es mar nt6t b6s gemeint!"
= Sn 'teu=8raunfels purbe 3. 9.
Safe megen @rmorbung bon s. go.
lpotup in 9unter bon Der Surp beS Morz
bes I'M 3weiteu Grade f9aIbig befunz
ben unb gu l5idbriger 3n6tbaasfrafe
Deruribeilt. ..
= &odnoob, 3D.. Sd perrentte
mir ben Sdentel unb nor ge3mungen
einen Stod gu gebrau9en. Wtebrers
9sO6ea lit I'D bic beftigfteu 56mer=
gen. 3rpei Glaideu st. Safobs Del
beilten mid. Sobn 5. Jarling.
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'sSolflon's @rets>Sabelle It, Bargains.
gfadoenttu nn0 5n Sergltiden 6eramstor6tru.
Wo|fs0n'S S

matiairt an Der Spite Der biaigen Storea.
aann Sud trsenb ipo anbers dbnlihes &C,
botea tperben?
Sept bic 2iiten aufnerfiam burG.
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Die
W04eutli4e Treie Yrefe far 1wss
eri@eint
jeoeu QomaernaR
unb to1tet
$3.50 fit baS Sahr oOer @1,2E
& wsonate In W0rame besabIuua.
The evening world., 1894-02-21
THE BEST POLICY
Is, After All, to Be Entirely Honest with the People.
The ~PrsEmnent Popularity Of Drs. Copeland and Gardner illustrates
the Truth Of the Old Adage and Its Application to The Prac-
tCe Of Medicine,

suited in consumption, and he died within three
or four months. My sister, only a few years
older than myself, contracted consumption and
died Of It within q short time. seemed to be
going the same way. I coughed necessarily day
and night, and could not sleep on account OF It.
1t was n dry, hacking cough, which threatened to
shake my frame to pieces. My appetite failed
aud l lost in flesh and strength rapidly.
" sharp, shooting pains darted through my
chest and side and under my shoulder-blhdcs. l
hawked and spit up quantities Of phlcgm Of n
whitish and ycllowish color. Night swcats came
on. and the bed linen would be saturated, 1 per-
spired 80 freely. I grew weaker daily from these
swcats. At last I was confined to my bed, and
gave up hope Of ever being well again. My
mother, my family and neighbors all despaired
Of seeing me live for any length Of time. I was
given UP to die.
The evening world., 1894-02-21

up the little path that led TO the house
when he saw Grace coming towards him
She was dressed in white. and as she
stood there waiting for him with her
bright, eager face she seemed to Duvil
something infinitely above MIN and his
existence. too pure and sweet ana lovely
for human touch. There was II great
hunger in the gray eyes as he looked and
for an instant the thought flashed
through his mind OF what death would
be for the sake OF one like this.
I'm going to get your father 10 row
me over the rapids up to Fish Glen"
said Grace. 'Your mother and Tommy
are going with me, and we're going 10
camp out for three weeks. Father can't
70 up for a few days and | want You
to bring him up. I'm afraid II have
him row over the rapids alone. Tommy
said some one got drowned there very
often. I'm not afraid to have you bring
him, though and the girl looked at
David with eyes so fun OF trust and
friendly liking that It brought a great
throb OF JOY to his heart. He stood
before her dumb and speeches.. But
Grace, though she noticed his silence.
thought nothing OF II, and with n few
more words went back to the house.
Poor fellow" she thought, his bash
fulness is actually painful and for
the rest OF the evening she spoke no
more to David.
The next day the party set out. and
the following Gays were lonely ones Al
the farmhouse, Mr.. Scott had insisted
on Mrs. Greggs taking the much-needed
rest. A man and his wife had been
brought over from n neighboring farm
to help with the work during the absence
OF the party. and 90 everything went on
a. usual. both I'm fho house and In the
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peop'o :" "''se'ae =" -
"one..s
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,.,.,.I. c,sn, ne ,r.n.,,n, .,o to
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-. 49, 80. ...,.,,v .,.,.a =.
~. ~ ... ~, n. ..,s,
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M. :. -. o.a, an IN.
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80. =. y. .....,,.u.
s---..... ~. -, n. a., IN. r,h.
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HIS HOPELESS LOVE-.
Il Romance in DaVSd Gregg's Life Which
Was IT0g5c0Uy Ended.

will at times indulge: Especially when
Miss SCOTS around"
David did no reply, but, shouldering
his rake, left the field, with Its stacks
of ripened wheat.
As he came down the road the SUMS
rays lighting up the bronzed, boyish-
looking face and h blue Jean suit
which he wore. he seemed the only
thing lacking to give a picturesque look
to the landscape.
Great stretches Of low hills were all
about, with now and then a more level
tract between. all ~treeless save for the
scattered foliage that some half-mlle
away marked the course Of the little
stream. The hills were yellow with the
ripening grain. The blue Summer sky
stretched above and made the scene on
this Summers AFTERNOON. . ntting back
ground Ton the figure Of ths strons.
rugged young farmers .-As4k~14A1z--
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IN the WORLD OF LABOR.

The Clothing Cleaners Union has won Its strike
Io,rs.N-NS : ,N =, ST.,
n sneci.i ma,nn 1879 s 'n'oh ~. o y. ave.
.,cs. "a. "s,uns .o-n,snu 70 uiscuss 'ho
To rive vors - ur.nn,"x.a ns,h.r, ~. o-.
rani,ed somoos,,op, n nss"pp,.vyeu ns,sh,,.haa a
co'nnsr.,,. "pos,..ns i.a'y nave cstaoi'sneu =
sn printing ounce IN rome
a daily labor paper will soon be published by
o'eah'Aa''ohs'
En.ertalnment torl the benoht OF unemployed
menners OF Machine Woody Workers Union No. IS,
a. street. MS evening
Of clgar-Makers' Union No. 40. are dead. and
, MI vn, Ssv mas draped It's charter In mourning for
secretary Henry Roberts, OF Iron Mouldcrs'
Union No. 70, reports that trade IL very poor for
mouiders In this city. William A. Perrinc has
been elected Financial Secretary.
Levy Brothers. OF Patterson. N. J. ve,,erdov
granted a 20 per cent. incvrase of wages to their
si,E RIBBON weaVers' The men have not been on
To consider n motion to join one OF the central
bodies in this city The Architectural Iron Worbsrs'
Union has called a special meeting for Sunday,
March II.
new Factory 70 Inspection nsreGa snf BIZ fis now " SetO s,sI ,Ss IN Ler the
| latpre OF that STATE ~" "' NV Hes'S
c,n.ru....., -.
protesting ara,ns, sny incresss in IL ~ ~ arr
revenue tax on cigars. They favor n reduction
IN the duty on imported wrappers.
f nn sVuas"a.er s'anakeeners have organized
"a mo TAIN, wSach pto maze nnp,ssa,on for admission
10 me uhlteu heofew Trades Unions. The appli-
for inyestigation. 'o"ni'''ee
!"
Inc twsnty-seventh annual Convention OF the
Na.,onnI Iyposrapnlcal Union, OF Belgium, VIII
assemp'e al Antwerp on May IL. The Municipal
Souncii appropriated s5oo TO entertain the dele
gates.
me receipts At the general ONCE Of III Journey
men brewers National Union were ~s1,l72.25 dur
ing me isst TWO weeks; For the locked-out mem"
pers In 81 Louis ", 5sO.6O has been collected.
Local Assembly 465. X. OF L.. tailors, reports
a steady increase Of membership, A labor bl.
reau Is to be opened next month. To create a fund
for that purpose q concert will be given on
March Z
James Crotty has been elected walking Dele.
gate OF the Journeymen Plumbers and 'Gas-Fitters'
Progressive Association in place OF Matthew De.
vine, who resigned and refused 10 accept q
denomination.
III. O., n,.u. r...u...I ,.,,.z .....
that ,bs in,orna ION, yppsrSpr.S nh,ca In iFn,on p'U Ubor,I
un ,nto hn.inass a. 1T, 'pmmn .u w.
SSe,, tvnasas,ina mss' IA tnrnt.hn ,h ~,
same toge,her Sitb onarator. to omninyer. vi
""e' "ee'"' -" ope."'"'' " empose'''
Johrneymen Plasters Association No. ; hal
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farm. Mr.. Scott had been very III. and
only Western air and life, SO the doctors
said. would restore him to health. And
thus he and his daughter had come to
Montana. Grace found the wild, rough
life delightful after n season in Boston
society. Everything was fresh and new
to her. She enjoyed the sturdy. rough
people of the farms and ranches. and
with all a girls delight entered into the
rough existence here on the farm.
Mrs. Greggs had already become much
attached to the bright : faced, merry.
vonng Girl VIII made the house 40 pleas-
The evening world., 1894-02-21

Mr.. Scott was silent. Like u fash 10
all came to him. What need or use OF
words? And so he said nothing. but there
was a world of sympathy in the kindly
blue eyes as they rested upon the face
Of the younger man.
The sun had sunk and the evening
breeze, cool and soft, came to them
across the dusky hills. Far away I'D
the river a dim mist was rising. A few
faint stars were shining down Upon the
water calmly and quietly, as though
there was never a breaking heart in all
the great. wide world inc naught but
JOY and peace.
The boat grated harshly Upon the bank.
Mr.. Scott stepped out and turned to
wait for his companion, but David with
one quick stroke had already sent the
boat far out into the stream. and to
save his life the man upon the bank
could not have thought of a word to
say In the presence OF the wh.te-faced
boy In the boa He watched him with
Il great pity in his eye till the boat was
lost in the shadows of the evening.
Then he walked slowly towards the camp
and Grace wondered much that night at
her fathers silence.
The next day an upturned boat was
found some miles down the river and .
few days later Davld's body was brought
to the farm, SUIT there was nothing
in the stlll, white face 10 tell aught OF
the tragedy OF the Summer night.
Strange" said the men. as they gath
cred about the quiet form with awe
struck faces. David was the best
about here" But Mr.. Scott said nothlnss
and II at times the last look In the ray.
eyes came "a. his mind mona knew =
'ft-aot even GiRce.x-C hicasa Nega.xA.1.
The evening world., 1894-02-21

David Greggs was coming up the dusty
road that led to the farmhouse. The sun
was nearing the west on a hot August
afternoon. hut 1t was some time before
the men in the harvest fields would leave
their work and. tired and hungry. come
up the hill to supper.
Some way. OF late. David had been ac-
eustomed often TO leave the field at this
early hour. alleging. as an excuse to his
Father. some odd jobs to be done about
The house or yard-generally the former.
Gs David's young brother. Tommy. with
all a small boys proverbiai acuteness,
mad often noted. Tonight there had
been some work about the back steps
which needed attention.
Like to mend steps now. don't you.
Daver" Tommy cried out a. the latter
was leaving the neid. adding. as q part
sng shot. uttered with that nsndish siss
VI which sysnI me best Sf small brothers