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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-02-23

TuE Cornell ha2crs are probably tired
OF college lilo aud ye0Tn for the resliul
retirement OF tho pcnitcntinEy. That
should DO tho reward OF boys who will
DO boys" in = murdcrous way.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-02-23

HUNDREDS Of people arc inguirinc
how 70 get the cellcnt Worlds Fair
Art Portfolios, issued by the lNTELL!-
GENcER. See next Mondays issue for
this opportunity.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-02-23

Nt.o lori TriSwc tEep,
IL SILLY Touug man throws away q
low thousand dollars recklcssly, it is
always iortuthapproachinG q million.
non rich NAYS son gets married he
10 helr TO any ahount, from Sl,O0O,0O0
to SlOO,OOO,UOO. Miro nonsense is talked
about money than ibout any other sub.
jGct known TO men, y
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-02-23

Clneidnd Plain Dcultr tEcm.l.
Major Bickham, OF tn, Dayton Jour.
nal declares that no 'ncp?r has been q
candidate for Office and Irver expects
to be-" And yet ho Is al American
citizen-and an Ohio man.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-02-23

W. NJ. n.ooker, OF Fawnsdalo. Ala, is
In his seventy.iirst year, and has held
tho ollice OF justice oi tho peace Tor fifty
Yearg.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-02-23

Do not wear impcrmeablo and tight.
fitting hats that construct the blood-ves-
scls OF tho scalp. Use HALLS Hair Re-
newer occasionally, and you will not DO
hHld
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-02-23

Or course somebody will be thought
tul enough to say OF tho Pennsylvania
election that ''tho Dutch have taken
Holland" So they have, but it must
be admitted that they have taken it by
notwithstanding majority. That is
where the great American smiles
comes in.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-02-23

LOOK out for tho OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES spc-
cial oacr for Worlds Fair Art Porto
lios in next Mondays issue.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-02-23

Phi'burqh Disratch (Iadl
Boss Mckane's devotion to the stripes
is apt to be more consistent than was
his devotion to tho stripes and stars.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-02-23

TIE irritation OF the skin, so helpful
in countcraCting the tortures oil rheuma-
tism is promptly produced by Salvation
Oil,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-02-23
Gha :0tffelIfTQstrrea;.
-
wmEEMxG, FEBRUARY 20. 1891.


Tho ISrELLIGEScER will receive and
acknowledge publicly any subscriptions
that may DO aont in for the relief OF tho
destitute of Wheeling and hand tho
same over TO tho citizens relief COM
mittee. Tho following have already
been received:
Amount before reported. 30
NNAll .'....'., = W
"
Total to "
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-02-23

SILVER at sixty-threc cents per ounce
should make the eagle and the goddess
of liberty ashamed TO stay on tho silver
dollar.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-02-23

WnEH Il Democratic congressman
complains Of the tyranny OF tho Demo-
cratic house, something must be wrong.
Yesterdays proceedings wero moro in
teroslin: than the usual Washington's
birthday observance. They come close
up 10 tho sensational.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-02-23

TELEPHONE SUNDEGs'
Editorial RuomsI3l... Counting Room 40.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-02-23

Senator Mills is frank FREQ trader.
IIo is for cutting to tho bone and doesn't
caro- who knowa 1t. As q sort OF volnn.
tccr member OF tho sonato sub.commit.
teo no will do his lovcl best 10 carry out
his FREQ trade ideas. lIo holds TINT It
ia no part OF the buslues8 OF the country
to look out for the producer. Tho con.
sumner is tho man ho has close to his
heart.
Ii the consumer as such has commod.
tiles offered him cheap, Senator Mills
thinks no should DO satisfied with his
lot Whether tho consumer has money
to satisfy his wants, whether in choapOn-
ing commodities his livelihood has boon
taken from him, these arc consider
atoms for the protocliOnist, not for tho
FREQ trader.
All this is precisely what FREQ trade
teaches, and Mr.. Mills is it's prophet.
There arc FREQ traders who will not
mako tho admission SO bluntly, but they
arc either dishonest or ignorant OF that
which their school OF economy teaches.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-02-23

ru YEAR ny NAIL POSTAGE rRErAR

Pru YEAR, ny NAIL POSTAGE rEGrArR
DAILY, sv days In tho week ....".".m."..s 81 90
DAILY. three days In the wcck".""..".".... 1 90
DAILY, two days In Tho week ,..",..n."..,.". = 10
DAILY, one G5
WEEKLY, one year, In aiyaNcc.""" """".. 90
WEEKLY. six moulhS"."r..r.".."..".". 90
Tho DAu.Y IyrELlI3ENCER IA delivered by car.
ricfs IN Wheeling aud ndlacent towns u. 10 cents
per week,
pcr'0mS WIShln: 10 subscribe To the DAILY
lSrElLITrSCER can do 80 h. sending In their or,
dora to tho lsrEiLGEScEn olhcc ON postal card
or otherwise They will b1 punctua,ly served
by carriers.
Tributes OF respect and Obituary EOtIcc', 10
cent per inch,
Correspondence containing important news
solicited from every part o! :hc surrounding
country.
Rejected cnmmunI cations will not he returned
unless accompanied by sufficient postage.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-02-23

Rejected cnmmunI, cations will not he returned
unless accompanied by suOlcI0nt postage
The oasis., 1894-02-08
An Important Occasion.

The supreme court has decided a case from Pima cuunty which is simi- lar to the Dunbar case.
 The defe ndant was sentenced to pay a line of BIO and serve ten days in the county jail. In default of paying the fine he was to serve until the fine was paid.
 He sought to get ont on a writ of habeaS corpus on the same ground that the judgment was void.
 The same court held that the judg- ment was not void and that the prison- CT must first serve out the part of his sentence upon which there was no controversy, namely, the ten days, be- fore the question of habeas corpus could he considered
 Mir. Daubar was sentenced to jail for sixty diyS and to pay fine of q certain am punt or to go to jail until it was paid Under this decision he should have served the sixty days be- fore the question of habeaS corpus could be raised, but Judge Rouse thought otherwise and decided that because one part of the sentence was void that it all was.
 This is an important point and it is we'll that a decision has been given for future guidance Prospector.
The oasis., 1894-02-08

Victor Bicycles. sundries X Repair,
 We have the agency for southern Arizona for the Halliday standard L. * Solid Wheel and the Gem steel Nindmilis
 The Gem has he best mechanical construction of any mill on the mar ket.
The oasis., 1894-02-08

A Kansas editor says that when the merchants of his town. and other fel- lows who want q little advertising or job work done they go around and SO licit bids for the same, and the lowest bidder gets the work The editor is now ready to receive sealed bids for q sack of four a pair of pants. d hat and a cord of wo d, and the pulling of an aching tooth: also for pair of bro- gans for his ixmonths old baby
The oasis., 1894-02-08
What win Cost.

Should you go to the midwinter fair and want to see al the sights -on the ground, here is a list of the admission fees you will be called on to pay
The Forrest City times., 1894-04-27
A Negro Bank Thief Killed.

A negro entered the Bank of Conway at Conway the other day and grabbed a package of sl0 bills and ran into the street. Cashier D. R. Tones gave the alarm, and in few minutes several men were in pursuit. A deputy sheriff called on him to halt, but he paid no attention. The deputy fired, and shot the negro through the heart
The Forrest City times., 1894-04-27
Grew Abusive and Was Shot.

Walter Porter, white. shot and killed James Green, negro, near Trenton. Phillips county. Porter's younger brother injured calf belonging to the negro. He appeared at the Porter homestead. and, it is claimed, refused to accept any explanation, abused young Porter and handled a gun very reckleSsly.
The Forrest City times., 1894-04-27
To Remove tho Plant to Arkansaa.

Negotiations have been closed with parties from Michigan for the loca- ton in Fort Smith of one of the larg- est woodenware factories in the United States, employing more than 200 hands. Fort Smith donates forty acres of land lying just outside the corporate limits.
The Forrest City times., 1894-04-27
Tic Contract Awarded.

The tie contract for the Little Rock. Hot Springs & Texas railroad has been awarded to F. H. Hicks, of Mississippi. The contract calls for 110,oo ties, to be used on the road from Benton to the Ouachita river. The road will cross the Ouachita river just above Gardner's ferry.
The Forrest City times., 1894-04-27
An Ex-Postm aster Convicted.

w. W. Stout, ex-postmaster of Aor.
 r;ltop. was convicted in the federal court at Little Rock on the charge of eln nbezzlement. Stout was removed as
 soon as his shortage was discovered.
The Forrest City times., 1894-04-27
Arkansas w. c. T U.

The Arkansas w. c. T. U. met at For rest City, continuing in session three days
 Among the important business transacted vas the adoption of a resolution pledging the support of the members and the society in gen. erai toward the erection of reform school for boys.
The Forrest City times., 1894-04-27
A Ministers Predictions.
New Postmasters.

Blachton, Bradley county R. s. Smith, vice T. B. Craig, resigned
 Moro Bay. Bradley county, J. c. Wilson. vice L.. w. Belln resigned.
 Toronto, Jefferson county, w. E.. Jackson. vice H.. K Spcllman. dead
 Chancil, Newton county, l. c. Adams, vice J. E. Moore. resigned
 Lee Creek Crawford county. W. Oliver, vice J. K. Smiley. resigned.
 Rosston. Nevada county. Thomas P. Fincher vice Wm. O. Reagan, resigned.
 Spadra. Johnson county. Albert M. Shield. vice F. J. Landers. resigned.
 Trippe. Desha county, E. Trippe, wee K. D. Crenshaw, resigned.
The Forrest City times., 1894-04-27

OrlnBS comlofS ana improvement ana ssnds to personal enjoyment when rightly used The rnauy, who live bet ter than others and enjoy life more, with Les expenditure, by more promptly adapting the worlds best products to tho needs of physical being, will attest tho value to health of the pure liquid laxative principles embraced in the Tsmedy, Syrup of Figs.
 Its excellence is due to It's presen, ing ln the form most acceptable and pleas ant to the taste, the refreshin and truly beneficial properties of rfect fax ative; effsctually cleansing ne system dispelling colds, headaches and fevers and permanently curing constipation. It has given satisfaction to millions and met with the approval of tho medical profession because it acts on the Kid neys, Liver and Bowels without weaken ing them and it is perfectly free from every objectionable substance.
 Syrup of Figs is for sale by all drug gists in 5oc and $1 bottles, but it is man ufactured by the California Fig Syrup Co. only, whose name is printed on every package, also the name, Syrup of Figs, and being well informed. you will not aooept any substitute if offered.
The Forrest City times., 1894-04-27
Two Boys Drowned.

Two sons of Sanford A. Roga, aged and 9. were drowned in Loss creek. near Carbon Hill. They were attempt ing to cross the creek when they fell ID the water.
The Forrest City times., 1894-04-27
A Remarkable Colored Woman.

There is a colored woman in Hot Springs who was born in l7S0
 Her name is Chloe Wright, and Halifax county N C.. is the place of her nativity. She celebrated her one hundred and thirteenth birthday anniversary July l3 last. Over half of her life has been spent in Arka nsas. She nursed Judge J. D. kimbell when he was an infant. and that gentleman is caring for her in her old age. She is remarkably bright and very intelligent. She reads with the aid of glasses and walks with a cane.
The Forrest City times., 1894-04-27

MT McNeil, of Columbia county, has .orwarded to the bureau of mines a suantity of clays to be used in the gov rrnment tests at Watertown, Mass. .rOf' Nj. l.. DeMalher also sends fine .oiiectlon of polished clays. mum bering TrUor'y'elght To specimens. for exhibition. saaey include tessellating, pressed sa' s''ek' sewer pipe, vitrifying brick, =. thenware. terra cotta and building brick clays.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-04-30
Orcesmakluo.

AETisTir DHEssMANiNG imported
goes purchased - desired. moi-f.'-
5-iccs M,s MiLHoY A. Est lifh-s'..
between Broadway AMI University 81.
ARTISTIC uRE-sMAEG>G T"r:. -
ing costume. h1nl. m a-r. fl
Niue. OWEN ~ W'~t q? s'
COMPETENT ire- MAKER. 10, 'h~ .a.nt.
skirts and waists remodel 3D.. aI'''H-
Ailrc.s lv leffc' only. Nc l'II. .ar'
o. Sperry. l2o West sil-st
DREssMAKE wishes foa m.'- cIs-
toners thoroughly competent ma export
.nceG. 81 per daf. s"f"feuD"7. Address
DREssMAKER ~ we.t I4'h.s'
DKEssMAkEK wants a few more Gus.
toners - hom". salts ilom SO Ip ~
FO%. 81 West SotA-st.. near IuVer''de
Drive.
FIKsT-cLAss Partisan drcssmaker
newly cefalllsh.l wishea moro c1atgfnris
~ hone. suits 5; up. MME. ABEL. ii@
G'a-ay".
LADIES TAIIORESs ana dr.ssmak"r
wish perfect l'fIrs garments. we'll mas
a. moderate prlr's. faN -'rtl' Huiif.
gowns. .ap-.. H..''e ai-H Dali nnI ~.~u-
Ing fnl-ft. iu latest susie. 80 'th-as"..
between son ana 47'h SIS
MILLER d FENrEE 1.ti,n1bir dress.
maker. { r. 4i' Yes, ., t'' a., , m,' t."
rle.- they wu continue f.'ir "Hs.n.-s t*
N"i''"'
NNE T. aNIOlNEIIE ~ West
l9itl--f. cl.'ufi-r" iran.a.s" r'ff'' h'-
ING aUl STYLISH gowns. indies if''I o.
r.silcr-o. m trro'" prices. A' DELAY.
= EAST 2'ru ST. s. s. Nine.
~r.INNI+E rtn. ,r'.-. fr.'. class 10. Hi.i
tam. e.. ar.f Address as atotr.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-04-30

Bowman, the organlst and musical director OF the
church also presented Mr. Bowmans reason
Boyd OF the Rev Charles H. Dodd OF Mount
Vernon y. Y, to the pastordte. The unpieasantnes-
arose al church meeting last week. when toe ques-
ton OF the election Of a now pastor was brouSht
NJ 70 De voted upon. Or BOYD presided. ana FRO
lessor Bowman and his supporters charge that tn
retiring pastor, who should have left IN" congreSJ-
mon ir~" % make choice threw All hlS ini'uencr
ia favor Of The Rev MIR. Dold. and riIcl over the
meeting in an arbitrary manner sir D)il T. about
ihirty-iiNc years Old ana hd, had seven years e.
p"rionce in the ministry. He j. = good eNtemIo-
1an".us speaker. hut ms opponents IN 'he P"dd4e
Memorial huron claim that h lacks the initidu1i-
N and executive talents necessary in the work car
RED on by IN" church. Professor Bowman has made
the church attractive 10y novel musical features. He
l* an Instructor in music at NrsSar College. AMI
came originally from -. Louis with Or Boyd. with
whom NJ has been as sociat-d IN church work for
hitecn years. The Rev. Mr.. DDid has accepted the
can 10 the PedU" Memorial Church AMI VIII begin
ms pastorAie there Oh sunday next He read hia
resignation yesterday from the First BAPTIST churcn
~ Mount Vernon Mr. DodG il 4 graduate from
colgate niveis!iy. His work at Mount Vernon has
been successful the membership Of the church hay
ing grown rapidly and tne church debt having be II
cancelled
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-04-30
NEH-J ERSEN.


ne repeated accidents on the line Of the Con-
sohaated Traction Company in Newark ana the
KiIlng OF children by thesr cars has aroused pub
nc Indignation in Orange. There the ordinance re-
Iuires Ife-saving device. but the company has
ilsnorel H. The suburban Traction Company-the
0range crossiown Nnc-has in use a Iife-say!ng
lnat j. perfect prot ciOn, but the Conso.i-
T rhn company has taken no steps to adopt It.
me OTthSc common CoInc.l VIII take UD this mat
yer as soon az j. organizas. and The Consolidated
company VIII DE- REQUIRED 10 comply with the orli-
nance or stop raining its cars
Eugene +. RULER. civil engineer. OF 80. 6, Will-
idil-St fsaSt grange was arrested late Sdtur-
day night, on y charge Of swindns. lie had been
CO ShinE checks drawn 10 his order on the
chatham National Bank of New Norl. These Wer.
all returned marked NO account"
The tang.e in the Orange Common Council over
th" canvassing OF the vote has been settled by
agreement the Democrats having practically aSrcel
TO interpOse technical objections - the Alder
men-eieCt taking iheir seats on May T. The is,ari
or Education IN which similar tdnglc existed ,ho
charter requiring the annual meeting 10 bo hold o..
the first Tuesday I'm May. while the law directs thar
the officers elected 1T the charter election snail take
their seats the first Monday I'm May iihis yrai.
a week later than the first TUESDAY, decide 1
to hold the annual meeting tho irSt Tues lay am
only put in the estimates fer the year in The All
nual report and then adjourn to the following Mon
complicated and annoying tanelc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-04-30
for Sale.

MAGIC LANTERN SLIDES prices
rr~aty reduced. selling ou' ri"r"oi tcnns
m half c.s' ycienf'rcau accurate ~
price Z Toy. MtNIFNGTr KIH 3;3
c'H-ar"
MUSICAL BON - popular air.. z!tnc,
attachments. lHautifu.. o:nam"ntri ctsr.
large sig. entirety now. cost Sljn. soil
so. Mood money ~ llrniwsr. Room ="
REFRIGERATOR or large ic. rIusr
suitable for hotel. huf. h'r. r'staurinf. 81 .
g.. foir very '''ar. ~ . 49," lrl-sf
9AFEs-Wo have made W len INST.
class haus, -1f"s. cunrantsel hrep.O0;.
our pricc SIS. worth SO. call Az! ey-
la.inc ther.. + H. GEOSS. 900 Bway
SAFES soiI direct Cos the mnnIfsc'u-err
TO the customers cheap fIr ash. house.
SO up. business. S2I rp. c.,elaeu~ free
=. \ SA'E 60. ~ Clinton Place
TYPEWRITER RemlnS'ol ~. . IN ~
c'l'or' t.nli'iou arl a. 80 f-.'- "ia-e work
vH .el r. iv price. Ilr prrtiru'--s rtll
Rom l"r O., Liberty en-
VIoLN snnor make. nno condition
$500. f.... fn. r.v. .hir f.r'. c-an''i.
,I'fr. vl r.l ~ So Crn 81. s."n De-,
allr.s.ur g. D. 'pfEN"''lhA. lG'
N..f -ltf.. n
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-04-30
6orsfs an0 G arrlngsr.

REST PLACE ~ TOWN
~ NrN YOUR CARRIAGES
A e9zple,s assortment Of all the popular
styles cf
Nt-W CARRIAGES
NEW CARRIAGES.
TIE ham. NEST things in Novelties,
rr,ns. sur~.,s. phae'ons BuEgies. Rock
swsvs S,.'Hn Wagons. kunabouts.
usndv Wan spindle Wagons. Physi-
cans Bugs Wlgonet'es.
''0''- VILLAGE CARTS
DOG CARTS.
S-ae Special Dorgains:
Tjecart Iar H.rhor blackboard.
Seating four and driver.
with brake. Sls5
r-:'1...s t1, ,'.... &c. sloG. s,a,
f" sg so.rlie WAGON fo- So
r,srsrt canopy surrey. $40
Hunab-u' fuey finished. $40.
Ty as u 49, surrey s125. e.. &C.
IL SECONDHAND WORK:
Brewster R-.r.le Iaac'0n. Sl25.
Another Rumble Paae,on. with Canopy
B.h in inc orier)
Rraws'or r .ar'. $40.
,;an .a.-.:. good rs new $40.
In cai..- Buggy 500
singh Tu,a. s-i SO.
To5 Paaera. So &c.. &c.
Also Great Line To-.
HARNESS ,n- le ~ the premises. e.--
gaaily mounted and finished. offered az
sx:-emely ~ prices.
HORSE CLOTHING-
HORSE GOODS
JruN MOORE * co.
- a.. q, Warfen-st-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-04-30
n'ork tOanico.

Female.
As JAN1TOES 90 cats or apa' ui' ''
L.,is.s. two widows. m,'hsr Ind dhrr.''i
rtratI.. resl.. tIi.l" ana honest t''h h'i.
,.r.,ii, .rlp,otri.nf references rn~A'"pt.'h
nb.. WHITING i,i ir'f'l"a'.
INTELLIGENT YorNi WOMA|. OK
.,,'rt.n,rI ~ stcupgrapt"i AMI yp-wrii-
Inn s,ur knowledge Df bookkeeping. ~"
,ifcs POSITION fsr half-dafs. good ir'e.
MOI. stat. particulars. Address IL, 80
.'ouit. sf.. ir'okl"n.
REFINED Partisan. 81. pr,te,'1n'. ok
r.,,rn' PIANIST and lin.uist Wrrunn. r."t
u.h Russian. Pollshl. experienced l"4' h',
t.4ires enlargement Tor June. July. Aurn@i
"a ,fa.elllag companion. chhprrnn". t-hch'
- 49,. r.fnr, Address MAplMDlStl.l'h'
aur Fem SEMINARY. S'arni"n. va.
sTrSOGRAPHER - Remington tsp"
vr,,.r rapid neat. accurate. ~" Yeas
,.,,ert.uce. .vc.iiaut Drv r"f"r"u'"-.
A3lr,s~ sllss r.. e. - W"si l'ih-.D
Rom =
4TrNOGEAPIIEH. Remington 1872,
,,r,iar reference. experience. thor"hSl
lno,sl~lge French. VIII Work f"I l"" -'i
with lnwyr- - obtain l"gnl 'Np'.i
,,re Addrcss ROPEENNE. - Yves
Itti. -.
sTENo(;RAlGIEH and TYPEWHiT
Willing - a-~.ai n ONO" w'ih. m"h'i'''
salary. WRITER. -: Gih-n-"
ynrNG LADY wrh,s a situation %
c.shf.r ami iDDslt~, per. unr"rHi"hi
,ypewfirins Adll~-s \. J.. 70 WIS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-04-30
Lfrr.slrERS 70 % orr DrrY

Asbury Park. y. j.. April 2a.-At nidnish: to-
morrow night all Of the forty-twJ iifc-saying sta-
lions on the Ncw-Icrsey coast. from sandy Hook
TO CAPE May. will close for the season. Tn" crews
AZ thc stations comprise - men. The T. ople 90
Kept on-l unin June. bii to thai eject havin;
b,rn introduced IN the Legislature Before the
opening OF the stations in September new station
viii Dr erected ~ Monmouth H-lch. E.1ht persons
lost their lives during IN" season. They were from
the Ka,c MArhec and the Albert ". smith Eghi
others were rescued at NgraSuuan. They We're oi
TIM crew q tie Susan b. i;tciie Tn" Hcy. Or. :
l.. Young VIII deliver his ANIMAL sermon - the
Nfe-saVers next SUNDAY. vixen j." VIII preach h.
farewell sermon. h. having accented "1il TO the
&. atrial Presbyterian CnuIcn. 81 " wark.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-04-30
for Salt.


At PEurCFD PIUCE,. 800 aecond.
hand wood and iron WORKING machines,
ruuv Guaranteed. machinery bought ana
,Xrharged. GEORGE h. EDDY. J's A"dI'
son-st. ---------
LiIILf's IOOL STORE - fulton.
a.. York. workshop machinery goo;
power. IL, :te; wood csr'ing ~ois. 80.
laws dcs'.n- aLd fancy woods. IncuDaDt'
ana D.c0'"rs IN operauon.
"tNlIQCgs." ~ 9,h-ave.. near "ith-
-
ALMOST NEW -. Calieraph 'gpe-
vr.irr lu perfect ORDER price $50. p'wrI-
flI Lc-nnire n~iagia'" WIN case new >'''
E..L stoi. - Sas-au-rt
= FAMILY ,eln sacrifice for cash thcir
b4nl.YuYc fancy e.i-- upright piano. ''.i
So , f.w months ago. an! VIII .h'lnH,
uiarnile.ut music cabinet. cost 80. ana
s,lk scarf ana -f.ul. f'r $l't'. lhP'" '''-
.afc rcsldcu--. - East li1th--t
4 HANDSOME upright plano i:i'Ie
used. p4.r ..w. private party. 40 west
23I-...
ur,rTIFI'I. oregon d. ir"'s. uic'ij
,,,..t,d IN iuDrs ana ilailrI 10 any al
rr,aa f,r Twentv-MVc cents "ach or rive
ar one dollar Address. with postal
note. j. T.. NOOpFOl;D. allen ot"son.
nIcicYE Aimosr new, 1919. II .,9
CIV" pneumatic tired sH"'N. "H'y go
iostoGlcc EoN -. N"'Y-f"i".
ulCYcLEs. Monarch rlepfno tic. hifh-
81 grade. lowest price. "'h"r Pn'H'nH,, y.
-, T.. SD. absolutely new. also !al!"t
safcti.s. R,a. Estate Oii.'e. I"Nlns''"
at.. nr1r if'h-"f.
rAMrrAs.- ~ detective: Sxlo r.
versllle back. bargains. cameras ."'sn,,.
.e,d ytam2 for bargain ~ y l.
CAMERA EXCHANGE. ~ fuit"h- s''
T,psE.--A 'our-foot. roli-top desk; rolldi
- $50 n. tho largest pck tnl.c
sarni;urc IN New-Nork. |T IL, ~ "a
sI1g,ie' Enipir- D~sE "a. 400 "Fo"'"".
rnIenX PHONOGRAriis:. spec "a,
- s.uI f0r catalogue y mue.'"I
rcroras - south William-s'.. Room -
-rpArp pormF mos harp come
~ IIrRRERT. ~ East l''H-'-
FINE FURNITURE. foliing hed'' w s,ri
- iests clrp~is. rugs. hfl'-" p''''
s4y.rwarc. china. hnr '"''h"''"F P'""'
.327 broadway.
rop SAI.r.-Cicar to,ncco ami soda.
,noi arlor. mast sell ih's wr'k. inquire
5SG CoIgtianlt- citf. --------
F,R SALE. -Oll-estabiishei grocery:
onos' inner store In Bergcnlin~-ave.. t'NH
Trt,n X &; large business. selected
s,.,L' a bargain 20 quick buyer fh'lS
49,. r.,son for ceiling. Address OF cali
- VyN H. SMIrl. 10 faFpnlh-aN'"
Jcrsey CITY. =.
com CHAIRS only - 30 reduced from
81 10. warranted French leai' Ki"a' So.
rr,nctn~. rrGu.in.: s'ock. by diifct from
,,,.f.rs COLD CHAIR MANI
FACTIEEEs. - MGrEay-st IL