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MY FOOD DOES NE NO GOOD.
OH, IF 1 COULD ONLY EAT.
Why Are These Questions Asked By So
Many People?
A Piece OF News For Those Who
Have Weak stomachs.

The stomach, liver aud bowels cause more
trouble than any other part OF the body. There
arc thousands OF persons whose food don't do
them tho ro,d 1t should. They have bad TASTE
10 mouth. coated tongue constipation. gas IN
stomach. fuluess or distress after meals bloaiInG
and belehIux OF wind They often haze head
ache, aru weak aud nervous have ALLOW com
piexIou and can't sleep Frank Pierce Esq''
we'll known man OF GofstoWn. y. IL. EyI;
"Somo ten years ago, l was taken with iniam'
nation oil the stomach. Iwus In 80 much dis
tres that tho doctorgave me morphine aud used
something that he put 10 my arm. Alter The
pain stopped my little finger began to swell and
pain mo It extended all over my hand which
was terribly swollen.
II could not use 1t at an and 1t continued 50
iSr weeks Ny stomach sud bowels were IN
fearful condition. had to take phySlc coh
stautlS. Ny hands aud feet swcllod 70 could
not walk and could hsdly feed myself Tho
doctor PRONOUNCED It rheumatism.
THAT followed me for Year, aud IAStiAIl had
a Sligu. shock which weakened INC very much.
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Minister Baker aud Nicaragua.

Nicaragua demands tho recall OF our
minister, Hon. LOWS Baker, because ho
dcmandedthut American citizens oxiIed
without trial be brought back for trial
according to civilized usage.
Iftho Nicaraguan government insist
on the recall of Minister Baker hc will
have to BIO recalled; in which event 10
other minister would DO sont from this
country to Nicaragua until ample
amends were made
So iarus ndvIcos show Minister Bakers
oiensc Is in demanding fair play for his
countrymcn soiourning in Nicaragua, a
course that will DO approved by this
country and must DO endorsed by the
government at Washington.
An American minister who would not
do what Mr.. Baker did would be un-
worthy to represent this country any,
where.
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Clothing and Earnings.

Ifup to this point anything has hap
pened to reduce tho price Of clothing it
is not the fact that wool has gone on
the FREQ list. Present stocks wero made
up while wool was on tho dutiable list,
and dcalersio not yet have to face lower
duties on wooden manufactures, for
those duties do not 20 into effect until
the first OF next January.
Any reduction in tho present cost OF
clothing is tho result OF reduction in
the wages OF tho men and women who
produce tho clothing. condition not to
bo regarded with satisfaction. But
where is tho gain to the consumer who
finds also that no must work for lower
wages II he is to work at all?
Restore tho work aud tho wages OF
1892 and there ia not wagc-earner who
will not gladly buy his clothing at the
prices Of 1902. Low prices are Of no ben.
Gift 10 tho man who can not buy.
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Ono Of Mr.. Hownrd's Points.

In his spcaking Mr.. Howard has n
good deal to say about what no Is
nleased to call the glass trnst, by that
meaning tho United States Glass Com
uany. That corporation may deserve
all tho hard things Mr.. Howard says OF
IL and vet 1t does not control the glass
business, and has lost a good deal OF
money irving to run its own business.
A concern whose stock is quoted at
% conrs on tho dollar eau not hope to
III n, tho table with Ip sugar trust.
which wrote its own schedule in the
tariR bill passed by Dir. Howard 8 party.
Blu. tho point which Mr.. Howard
seeks to make is that Mr.. n. D. Scott,
whom no is careful to describe rs the
West Virginia member OF tho Republic
can national committee, is the evil
spirit that placed Wheeling's glass in
Iustry in tho hands OF tho United
States Glass Company. Mr.. Scott is
sunposed to have conspirod with him
solf 10 lerislate himself ont OF good
,,lorv md into exchanging his old
stock for new, quoted now at % cents
ON tho dollar.
Two Wheeling glass houses won't into
tho United States Glass Company, sell
Ing to that company at an appraised
nrice and taking It's stock in payment.
Som, of the stockholders in these local
concerns took preferred stock Of the
new and larger company for which
thew maid their good, hard money, and
this stock is quoted at 90 cents on the
dollar.
Mr., Scott WINS tho president of the
Central ue had no interest in, and
nothing to do with, the Hobbs. before
the dcal could DO made every stock
holder in each OF the local companies
had to arree 10 it. Among those stock
holders were Democrats as well ms Re-
rublicans Some OF the Democrats werc
and ars active in their party, and some
have been elevated 10 oiico by /.
Me,srs John II. Hobbs, G. W. Brocku-
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The following resolution was adopted
by the SmithyiIle Republican club at q
recent meeting:
WHEREAS, We consider foreigners
should not BIO favored more than Amer
icau born citizens, therefore be it
Rssoirsj, BY tho William Mckinley
Republican League, OF Smithvillc, W.
Va, that We believe all foreign emf
giants should not be entitled TO become
naturaiized citizens OF the United States
until they have remained here twenty
one years.
Adopted without opposition.
Ii, q. Frey, DAVID DEEM.
Secretary. President.
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TnE pnn.Hnndlo DyoIng establish.

TIE Panhandle Dyoing establish.
mont, owned by John iIoilmoior. ut No.
l43l Market street, is tho bust equipped
house Of Its kind in Wheeling. IN addl'
ton TO the dyeing mud cleaning depart
ments corps OF ilrst.cuss laIlora nro
cmployOd, who can ,lo repairing rs neat
rs it is possible. Clothes and ladies
garments, cleaned or dyol. can b" made
to look like now. Satisfaction guaran-
teOd,
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WHEN the First senatorial district
Democratic confcrces meet to-day to
name somebody for the nomination
which Mr.. Alfred Caldwell was too
shrewd to accept. tho easiest way out Of
It for ,hem will DO to endorse Mr..
Whitaker. Nobody they eau name will
havo a ghost OF show to defeat Mr..
Whitaker and the thing nigh. us vol
be made unanimous.
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cannot DO renedied. The people feel it
and there is small prospect Of pla.
eating then.
The chairman Of Mr.. Wilson's com.
rDittso is wiser than some other Demo-
Gratis when he urges his party not to
DO too confident OF Mr.. Wilson's sue
cess There is no ground for con-
fdencc. Mr. Dayton is 10 the aeld to
win
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Tue LueaniA has now brOkon tho
record eastward and westward across
the Atlantic. II lie a remarkable coin.
cideucS that in each direction the record
breaking time was the same, days, s
heurs and IS minutes. Al the present
rate OF progress one who wants a sea
voyage for his health will have to swim
oycr.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
FOR s A II.

House. nine rooms, Jacob street, Centre
House. four rooms, jacob street. Centre Wheel.
iIouse. i've rooms. Lind street. Belvcdere, $50
House. i've rooms aud hall. lot l0OIl7S, Park
House seven rooms. new. hard wood finish,
Wood street Fifth ward. SG,ljO.
Splendid house, five rooms, Linn street. Bel
Iionso SIX rooms, brick, EoT street. Fifth
ward, Sl-2jO.
HOUSE, six rooms. North Market street, 81. 3ol.
House OF seven rooms, Eighteenth street. with
sIx.rOOmGd house In tho rear lot 3JHlAJ. Si.7Ol.
House Of threu rooms, Lind strrot, Belyederc,
IIouso oil 6 rooms. Tot street., between nd and
I'd streets, with i'roUIncd house In tho rear;
large lot Si5)J
House OF rooms. ed street. $3.50.
Fine Improved furm Of sixty acFcS, thrco
miles east NJ Wheeling
House OF tive rooms, Twenty'thitd strc,t
S2.hOO
Wheeling, $500
S!,NO
iiOnsc. GTo rooms Woods street, East whs,l.
SO loot OF laud iroutInS on MccoIIoch and
HOUSE OF seven ropmI and hall. ChaplIus
street. Centre Wheeling. si,2D.
Lot east end FOuueeath street, $40.
Lots on I.lnd street. Bctvrdcro, SliS each.
Lois In lbehrens & SpcidelS addition. Hand,
lan'S addition " North nenwoOd. u eHS' Run.
Caldwclls Kun. Pleasant Valley, Bellevue aud
other pRcC' Ia mud near tho city.
Money TO loan on city rta eSt1tn: $40, sDl
500 800. s1JJ. sl.OOO. sl,501 nad SION
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Wayne County Mus ID ny

WuVHF LOHH7V WNE VI MI
Tho Wheeling Register dips its fin
gers into the tactionaI trouble in Wayne
county. As is tho recognized organ
of Senator Camden. it is not strange
that il shonld undertake TO explain to
his advantage tho iaCtional troubles
hero. Tnero is much in Wayne politics
that tho Register does not know. Its
personal bias would prevent it from
fairly presenting what 1t docs know.
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CRUSTED SCALY SKIN
Torments Minister'S Family. Almost
Drove Wife Mad. Doctors Useless.
Instant Relief and Speedy
Cure by Cutlcura.

Threo wears ago ms wife, four little children,
anil myself were afflicted with u crusty, scaly
disease Of tho skin. 1t tOrmCntGtl us all. such
plague hope will never again visit my family.
Myrh,lrn'S ages were respectively nine, seven,
and four years except the youngest, who was
only two months old. OF all our suffering, my
wife suffered tho most. II almost drove her
mad, The disease ilTSt made itS appearance on
mywifc'S back between the shoulders, and spread
EcrDss 10 her breast. II looked like It was coy.
Cr,al over with little EcalcE. first bought OF
drug stOrr, medicine for skin disease, which
failed to dOany good whatever, lneXtemployed
udOcinr who EnvO relief iOrREhOrt while. After
trying him for quite while without eiICcting q
cure, called In another doctor who proved 20
do no better than the first. After this bought
CuIIrUHN REMEDIES Of MOSSrS. Purcell, ladd
& Co., RiChmOnd, Va. having rend OF them in
newspaper. Relief followed tho flht Appli-
cation, and five or six sets cured all OF us. do
not know what the disease was We had, It
affected us oil alike, but do know CuTICUlA
cured uo VI that skin disease.
REV. j. y. WOODS,
Avon, Nelson County, Va.
have uscd your CUTICuRA REMEDIES for
cases sail Ia DO IncuTahlc by good doctors, anil
they cared me nj once. They nru the best skin
md blood remedies In the world.
". J. THOMAS, whiGlan, Ga.
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Has President Cleveland heard the
reports OF the pistol shots Of United
States Marshal Vinson and his men
down in Wayne county? II he has
what is he going to do about it? Muir
der isn't In tho strict line Of civil ser
vice reform. is It?
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TIE Register quotes tub-washsd wool
at 20 cents TO % eonts in Baltimore.
This would suggest to the Registers
Monroe county, Ohio. customers to get
to Baltimore fast and rake in the differ
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THIS IS BUSINESS"
10 Reply to Some R6narEabIo Register
Nonsense About wooi-BuyinE aud Sell.
ing nj tue Same Price.
p..y...- g.,,.-h,a

"nERE's A CHANCE"
WASHINGTON, Pa, Sept. IL, 1894.
To Ae EIuor ofGe Regiaer:
SIR:-The INrELLIdEXcER this morn.
ing offers 10000 pounds Of wool at l0c
l presume this is the grade Of washed
wool 1t quotes ut 1Gc. II It bought as
l6c and can sell at I0c II will make SlS,.
900 net profit don't want to put that
amount into tho Republican campaign
fund, but II 1t will sell at its quoted
price, lGc-all. 1t says, wool is worth to-
day. will take the whole lot, subject
10 dockQge. cash in ten days, and de-
post 1000 TO bind contract. Answer
in Fridays paper. Business.
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II Mr.. Howard can't get people to
listen to him on his own merits why
doesn't no throw up the sponge? He
may rs well do it anyhow. Captain
Dovener will be the next representative
OF this district.
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Harvest Excursion to Michigan, Scptem
Der IS, 1894.

HNFVCbt EiCufNIOH 10 NTIUWIkUHl 5VIFIuHls
Der 10, 1904.
The Cleveland, Lorain & Wheeling
Railway Company will make half fare
rates for tho round trip to oil points in
Michigan. Stop over privileges will DO
granted to any point in tho state.
Tickets will be on sale September IS,
1894, good for twenty days. This Ia u
rare chanco to visit your friends and
cxuminO tho vast resources and business
opportunities OF this great state. Tick
cts on salo at all stations.
]. Z. TERRY.
General freight and passenger agent.
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IWeT touHty AdF.
Tho Wheeling ISrELLIGEScER has be.
gun its forty.third volume. and We con-
graduate, not tho publishers, but the
Republicans Of West Virginia upon
having such q reliable, wide-awake and
up.to.date organ. We hope its pros.
perity may increase with tho years us
they pass, and that its influence may
BIO ever greater.
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they should DO glad to SELL their ner.
ehandiss At even less than they pay for
ii by way OF keeping up . comfortable
circulation.
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Accomplishment rha. 1. Appreciated.

Richie Gds:ne.
The Wheeling ISrELLrGEScER has be.
gun it's forty-third volume. i is one OF
the leading papers OF the entire couu-
try. Its special departments, such as
"Knock.About Notes" and Random
Political Notes." are splendid. The
writer Of this began reading the INTEL
LIGEHcER when ho was baby, and has
kept up the excellent habit ever slnce.
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pENrs REDUCED.

80. .lli ChaplInc street. time S,n-y hrcSo!
Stnoms. hath room, cellar nnd launirr ~ D.,
40 sJts Twelfth SIrrrt. thrro~iory' Io'HH
bath cellar aud laundry. SiSh
llrIrk house, rooms, rInJ Ills Ch1pllht' 's7'
No. !Hlg ChHpliuc street twnstN J bflcs'
No aS!l E1h' street., tlrSt ilolE
4 tWosinry franc dwelling OF nvo rOo;A' %
South Elm street
aiIO McCOlOch street. four rooms
M lti HinU street sAcOnl ilnlr ST.
No n y McCOllOch street, tw'rStOry ltins -,
No. SO Main street. larss modern bricN A"s''
inV. fourteen rooms
No lSg7 MrCnllOch street. brick, 81 Oh
No. o. Ohio street three rooms. q ~
The WaidIng,un Pace, hnn'r an ! s'h''N
No Gig NIHln street. bfiak dwcllin;
No. ?I1l Main street. hr't iloNr thrc' ~ " ~.
Two furnished rooms t0r ulrn. M Ih'''' ''
tween Thirteenth HIl FOnrlrrnth ~ % ,f.,.
Two SulCutiI u icC r1Nins IN MESQUITE hl.'''
No. M! ChAplinN Stroit, iirc rbNnh S'''
No, 1901 MItGrt street UN'i rOhhS .n
Sn IlI Tlirtr thi-l SirNhi ilvr f'Nn' - ...
Rooms !nt manufacturing Nurp0S' "i" F''''
furnished 1, IN the business part 81 city ..t..
OiC% rooms in lTluOIrl Hlnci. ~ hts
StnrS rhnrn,n: SIIih street, IA Il0L'''
CFnArlr huihlIng
MONEY To LOAN
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Che 5ateIliserrrer
REPUBLICAN TICKET.


PoR CONGRESS
Fin, Dfariei-B. u. DovENER, OF Ohio Couaty
Seoosd Disiriei-A G. DAYTON, Of Barbour Co.
Third DiGria-JAR II. IIUHEG. Of Knnawha Co
Foui4 tria-wARRES MILLER, otJacEson Co
ron STATE sESEroR-yIEEr DISTRICT.
y. L WHITAKER
ToG HOUSE OR nELEGATES'
JosgPIr C. BRADY.
ABRAHAM STAMA.
ALEX. X CAMPBELL
\ SMITH.
ron JUDOE oY TIE CRIMINAL COURT.
T. J. HUGUS,
ron COUNTY SUPERINTENDENT oY SCHOOLS
JAMES c. LEWIS &C..
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CuTICURA WORKS WONDERS

CuriCunA RFSoLvEST, tho new blood and
akin purifier, anil greatest Of hnInor remedies,
ClcanSrS the blood Of oil impurities anti lOinon'
aus clrmrnta. and thus removes tho cause, Nhiln
CurIcUHA, tho great Ekin cure, anil CuTicunA
soar. m exquisite skin bcluiiilcr, clear the
Ek!n and scalp, and restore the hair.
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OF BONDS
Electric Light Loan.

Tho holders Of tho above named bond, ara
hereby notified that tho following nunbsn
have been called. namely: IA, So, IS, 81, sh.
~, 20, ~, "a, ~. OF Quo hundred dOEn
each, aud l47, 100, las, 10I, 1i3, l1l, 1871,
hundred dollars zach. and arc payable Ociobst
/, 1885, at which date they will cease TO bear IT,
tcrcst Bonds anI coupons will be paid At tho
Hank Of tho Ohio Valley.
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TnE remarkable discovery is mudo by
tho Register that thoro Is IN Wheeling
n strange phenomenon Of u wool house
that "Iocs not care to soil wool" at the
same price II paid for 1t As tho mon
who compose that firm are known to DO
in business exclusively for their health
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

Bids will DO received for the construction OF :
school house at PIeaSant Valley. ". Va, Ira.
dclphia district, Ohio county. Bids will b. tRkca
for tho separate parts Of the work. and the GrhW.
ingS cau DO seen at the oflce Of tho Clerk Of the
hoard. Charles Wheeler. Trladelphia. ". Va,
and at the otlcc OF the architects, Helus't
Hamilton. Reilly IluIlding. Wheeling, Va
TrIadelphin. ". Va. and must DO In hts Is.'ess.
lon GU or bcinrO Saturday. September q lS9i, VI
noon. The right is reserved To reject any OF oil
bids teii
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ADAMS EXPRESS COMPANY.
PUBLIC SALE o.
Unclaimed Express Freight.

Tho Adams Express Company will offer at
public sale on September - IS0L at No. 1913
Market street, Wheeling, ". Va. four hundred
freight. on which the said Adams Expires, Com.
PAM has n leIn for cost OF carriage. storage aud
sale.
H. BlMPLE- IF. MERRlMAS.
Superintendent. Agent
W. II. lIILLER, AucticncCr. scSS
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fold throughout tho world. TrleC, CrTIcrRA.
TO- Soar, Sac; llEaOLyENr. e.. fOrTER DHrd
ASH CnEN. Corr, solo rropririors. Boston.
cs-"IIow 10 CUr skin Diseases" mailed free.
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T ISToF LETTERS

T ISTOF LETTERS
Remaining In the PoStotIlcc ut Wheeling Ohio
county. W. Va. Saturday, Seplomber!b To obtHi1
any OF tho following tho applicant must asE Tor
advertised letters, giving date OF list
LADIES' LIST.
Allender. Miss Della Moss. Mrs. Ida
NnnRherty, Mr.. Kate Pctella, Miss Oracle
Ia rymple. MIss Edna Raw. Matte
Jolly, Miss Myrtle Thomas, Niles Lucy
Lolcr:, Miss Sophelia Warren, Mis- Ida
GESTLEMEt's LIST.
Aurrcn. bernard Long VIM
Burns. A. C. lontOn, John
lIartels, n. u. Ll McCarcry. Charles n
COuley. ASbury J. Poe. J. ii.
Currnn, Franz RUsc, Sam Z,
Collins, James II. Rico, Jas. a.
Dreckcr, W.T.. Randall, John Ill.,.
DuudOu. VS. Rliliue. Cornelius
Dar,ah. Hal Shepherd. lawIeuce
Hazard, ". W. wllks, Dick
Jones, J. W. Wells, u. y.
FOREIGN.
Bosc!a, Nicola MundwilIer. Joseph
EatoV, IlanIstAu.
FIRMS
Crystal Mfg Co. Silver Globe Club.
J,O'KAEE, T. u
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TIE Democratic New York Sun takes
this Wow Of tho great Republican tri.
umph in Maine:

Tao state election there on Monday was n
more sensational demonstration Than the nn.
tOnRl election IN iSJL II waS mnrr unusual Ia
St. character and InOru revolutionary III It's iuli.
cations II shows feeling III the part ni the
Republicans In ON nt the OlduAt states IN the
union that there exists n reason fur All OXtrAUF.
dIuRry protest against the politics ruling nj
Washington Rnl On the part Of tho Democrats
hnmllIuIuG confession thnt they cannot Say no
toiL
This Is drastic medicine, but the free
trade politicians will have to take more
OF it Tho reason for tho protest exists
in every state, and tho Democrats "can-
not say no 10 it." This IL what Is going
TO ovorturn things in wost Virginia
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If tho Breckinridgo campaign winds
up without bloodshed Kentucky will
havo reason to congratulate herself on
hor good luck.
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SYNDICATE SPECULATION.

g Which assures the largest returns co0,
patibO with safety. 10 not DO inlu"hc a
II lbs anyone who says II Is Impossible 70
n pay such large iivldenlS until you have
q rChd our manuel Of Information. ThA'
n which Il Impossible I" some Il CON
"a parutivcly easy TO Others.
IA. o. HAMiLTON&Co. MgrsE
g Pac flc Ave. Chicago. I'LL
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! LARGEST \
DIVIDENDS
ON RECORD.

81 por cent average monthly dividend paid
the tlrst slx months Of 1891 By
THE AMERICAN SYNDICATE
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UNITED PRESBHTEEEly
Church. RcvS J T Mcclure o. Z. .-tf
H. LltEell. pastors. Rev, ". ii McnN.ts . /.
professor IN the ThcOlogtcal SAmluafr . 49,.
Ohio. will prUach morning ami "N,H.a. ..5
Inunion services IN the morning. -r
School. ian. Christian Union. Cg'p i T,s5
ing service. $50 %,
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IThs IETELLIdEScEE, embracing Us ven. Ven,
SdItiouL Is entered IN the PoiDniee OF "hce''
ing. W. Va, as EecoHd.olnS mhtierl
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NEW ApvERIIsEMENrs

EoURTH STREET NJ T. CuUE.g
l. Services at 1870 4 ~, Spuylal ,,
the choir with responsive Hbie rra'.. III,
10 tie absence Ct the pastor Al tol.r-.
will BE- NJ evening service, SUNDAY sH A..
O'Clock p IN. III
The weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1891-1894, 1894-08-03
SHOULD BE WATCHED.

Eastern Hunters Have No Right ia
Slaughter Game unfortunately.
The following is from the Minnea-
polls Journal OF Thursday and it be-
hooves the county officials of Montana
to keep a sharp lookout for these hunters
and see that they do not violate the
game laws of the state:
"W. r. Galloway, c. F. Mcpherson, A,
G. Throgmorton and L N. Weare, all OF
Chicago, arrived in Minneapolis this
morning and will leave over the Northern
Pacific for Montana on a hunting trip
after big game. Mr.. Weare says the
present trip is intended to last four
months, and the hunters expect te shoot
every sort of game to be founn in the
Rockies, Reports from that region in
dictate that bear are very plentiful, and
the mountain sheep can always be count
ed on il the hunter knows where to look
for them, and what is still more import
ant, how to 60 about it. The four hunt
ers have a regular arsenal of rifles with
them. as we'll as shot guns. They in
tend to take a little side trip into the
duck and chicken country during the
latter part Of October. w. S. Alexander,
of Brandon, Man., will be of the party,
and he is expected to arrive here today