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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-10-05

TrnnE HAu.r, IyD, Oct. 1.-Two OF
tue three oyont, to-day were won by
hy5riles aud there was little money
latI on tho field At 2 to ! avaingt Ella
belmont, who won tho 2:2j trot. Night
l.slIe sold last night Rt so 20 $40 on
Ulqua, 10 tho 2:2l trot, aud hitor tho
Iowa marc had captured two heats, tue
arl one being a reduction OF bor
record Of ono.iourtl second, mo
|lgo Farm ontry, won tho race, nor
ar.t winning milo. clipping OIL one'haIi
second from her record. Two now
v1rI'. records were hung up on thi5,
'nrio1.ng day OF tho facos, Ia the 2'II
go, oil i've heats, tho fastest heats ovor
ar, with nn average Of ZOO leo, woio
n..nl Oh. Thon W. W. paced a mile
go Wagon in 2:OSl. q reduction oil u,
seconds from tho record. summary
~, class, lrot.ing, purao ! ,OJO-bIia
j non. won. l0it limo, 2!lG.
gll trot, purse 1900 Nightingale
v.0 Best iimo, 2:0S. ..., ;,
pace, purse Sl,0DJ-- Bright no.
ga Won. Boat iimc, 2'li!.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-10-05
THEY WILL BEooMn INDIANS,
A Novel sehsms that shay Hiring About
the Corbstt. Fii1Simmous Prize Fight.

A Novel sohsme that shay Hiring About
the rbstI.FlisSimmou Prize Fight.
ARDuoEE, ]. T., Oct. 4.-Enthusiasm
over tho probable coming OF tho COrbott,
Fitzsimmons fight was intensified in
Arlmore to-day. Some OF the best legal
talent here concur in the opinion that
there is no law on the statute books to
prevent tho fight coming oil in the terri.
tory, and on the strength OF this active
steps TO have it brought here are being
made. An enthusiastic mass meeting
was held in the office OF United States
Commissioner Gibbons, and as q result
Judge Moran scott, late United States
commissioner under Judge Charles u,
stuart, was to-day sent 10 the athletic
club to represent the conditions under
which the contest can be held here,
Representatives OF tho Santa Fe rail.
road arrived at Admore this morning
aud left Immediately for TishomingO,
where the ChickasaW Council Is now In
session. They intend, il is said, to en-.
deavor to have the council convert Cor.
belt aud Fitzsimmons into members Of
the tribe in order to escape the jurisdic.
ton Of the United States court in the
Indian territory and Obviate tho posi-.
bic legal objection TO the contest.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-10-05
KIrCnIH COUNTY FlEL.n.

Wheeling People Largely Interested In
That secIlou-Scw Territory Leased.
james Storey and G, X. o'Hara, well
known oil operators, have just returned
from Richie county, where they closed
leases for over $40 acres Of promising
oil territory in that county, south OF
Cairo, where some OF the most promis-
ing territory is that section is located.
These, with a number OF Wheeling
gentlemen, arc interested largely in
Richie county, where they are conf.
dent Developments will bring forth the
best oil field in the state outside OF tho
Sistorsvillo district. Experimental
holes put down in that section have
been very encouraging TO lease holders.
The local people will at once proceed 10
put down several test wells.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-10-05

Ny Yong, Oct I.--ThO victory Of
'uutos In tho fret thrOo races at Aano.
H8 today was too much Tor Tho track,
r.Hufo lad to DO an up1ot aud II camo
IH Mu iguflh, whom Filqld, backed by
n,.llJ, not 0y0n his owner, won NJ "
a. Huinnafy:
Uri, ayo inflonm-l.cbct won Pin
,H ln1r second King Hero tliIrd'
Imn, sOjl q,
.IuI, one milc-Tiytn woni NiIl'
'00 second parthonin lhirl limo,
|...
laI, avs and s. hall lutlongs, calling
rocco won; Ina soCondi Cas- lhltd'
4mr, ! Oa. .,.,,
I1IrIt tir mrlong,, scllinR.-FinnIl
nIu. King T. second; DulclO Latouduo
'.u Time. 1910 u,
Iilb, ono milo aud n lurlong, HoI,ihi
Nuupafynn won, Governor hNnol ian
mprl Marahnll third, Time, 100.
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MouNDsVtLLa,


a Miscellaneous MOlNngp OF Mluur Mat
tors from MRr7hNlps Metropolis,
Mrs, Sarah a. Hicks, wife Of Jacob Il.
Hicks, ex.Couuty sheriff. died yesterday
afternoon At about | o'clock alter an
illness OF seventeen weeks with con-
sumption, AT different times she re-.
covered somewhat and was able to be
around, but never since first taken sick
became strong. She was born in Mar
shall county, June q, 1919, and was
married on October 10, 1861, three
children being tho Taautt OF tho mar.
rlage, all OF whom arO living and mar.
Tied. Tho whole family was present at
the bedside at the limO oil h0r death.
Tho funeral will take place from the
residence on Jefferson avenue and
Eighth street Sunday aI l;30 p. IN.
Row. Q, L, Clark, tho now pastor Of
tho NJ, Il. church, arrived OH Thursday
evening, accompanied by his wilsa
mother, Mrs. Mckinley They were
met at the dOpot by members oil tho
official board OF tho church and driven
to the Hotel Johnston. The Epworlh
League went in body to the hotel to
greet their new pastor, but he had gone
away Tor the evening, Each one re-
corded his name and tho list Of callers
was presented to him upon his arrival.
The usual preaching services will ba
held at tho church Sunday. MTa
Clark did not come, but will US soOn az
the hou ishold Is arranged.
Row Il. W. Grimes haa removed his
family to his home on Fifth street,
whore no will rs,ids for Il time. lilo
will apend the greater part OF his time,
however, in the east this winter, his
stay hero being ouly temporary.
Purdy & Humphreys, owners Of the
opera hosue building, are making a
general OyGrhauling OF the outside and
made OF the building, making many
now improvements, w, NJ, Charlton ia
doing the outside painting.
Tho city's hose reels have arrived aud
woro given an inspection yesterday. It
was the intention to make u test OF the
new hose, recently purchased, but when
the time came tho connections were
found not 10 work.
Mira. ). a. Work and daughter, Miss
Anna Sunderland, who have been alb
sent on pleasure trip in the west for
several months, have returned.
W. NJ. NIeighon returned from bust.
ness and pleasure trip to Pennsylvania
yesterday, and Ia confined to his room
by sickness.
Rev. II. G. Sanford will leave for
Lumborport, his new appointment, to.
day Ills iGmilywi not 20 until next
week.
Miss Nsttie Hubbard, Of New York
city, aud Miss Lucy Higgins. Of Wheel.
ing, are the guests Of Miss Edna Thomp.
son.
The Phoebe Rowe Missionary Society
met last evening At the home Of the
Misses Cats.
F. G. Roberts has gone to Mt.
Clemens, Mich, for his health.
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MARTINS FEl.lsY.
IIapS aud. sIIshap' In the Thriving City
Across the IliVcr.

IIapS aud. aIlshap' In the Thriving City
Aero" tho River
For some time past two Poles have
been running the Brown Front saloon,
on First street. Ono Of them 'has
skipped with tho money, license aud
taking the sister OF his partner with
him. For this reason the dive is closed.
Miss Ruth Van Pslt, Of Chicago, for
merly OF Martins Forty and Bridge.
port, will shortly be married 10 Mr.
Thomas Schartle, OF Chicago. Miss Van
PoIl Is well and iavorably known here
RboutS.
A large crowd will 90 from Martins
Ferry to BOllaire TO attend the ROpubli'
can meeting this evening and while the
electric railway will run extra cars il
will DO well to 90 early and avoid the
rush.
The physicians say the continued dry
weather aud the water Is causing
much typhoid fever. 1t starts in like
malaria fever. Physicians cav the drink.
ing water should be boiled.
TheIiarvest Homo dinner at ST. Paups
Episcopal church last night, was well
pA,ronized. The dinner was an excel.
lent one for tho price, twenty-five cents.
The birthday reception given by tho
Epworth League at the Odd Fellows
hall last night, was very enjoyable
affair. neat sum was realized.
Col. Goldsmith, OF Barton. was before
Squire Mercer, charged with selling
beer in violation Of the local option law,
and was bound over to court
Edward McGlenn, who had his leg
amputaIOd several months ago, is able
to DO out, and walks well With his arti.
fetal leg.
Thompson Kerr, who came home from
Cleveland sick with malarGl fever, was
better last evening"
NJ. G. Mitchell, ESQ.,, is threatened
with typhoid fever lie was taken sick
on Tuesday.
Edward ArbauGh goes to Baltimore,
Nd, next week to attend a medical
college.
Miss Frances Arbaugh and Miss MolliO
Jonkini arc visiting relatives at Pitts.
burgh.
Several Martins Ferry school teachers
will attend tho meeting at Belmont to-.
day.
Rev. Mr.. McKoovOs has taken charge
Of tho NJ. +. church Ut Mt. Pleasant.
James II. Taylor and family. Of Mt.
Pleasant, have started for Scotland.
Miss Jessie soibcrs is on tho sick list
at her house in tho Third ward.
ThOo snodrrass il making some i'm.
prOvemOnts in his store.
Miss Ella Lupton, OF NJ Pleasant, ia
visiting in town.
Mrs. II. q. Pratt Is threatened with
typhoid foyer
Mira. Frank Mitchell goes to Zancs.
vile to-day,
Spence BagC, & Co.'S StOvo works is
very busy.
Miss Belle Mcswords entertained last
night
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KNOWLEDGE

Brinpa comfort and improvement aud
tend. TO personal enjoyment when
RIGHTLY usra. Tho many, who 1.-Two bot
lar than others and enjoy life more, with
jc,s expenditure, by moro promptly
adaptlnt tho worlds best products to
ibc needs Of physical being, will attest
ihc value 10 health u the pure liquid
laxative principles embraced IN tho
remedy, Syrup Of ligA IT.,
la excellence IN duo to ils prc9.cntlnB
In tho form most acceptable and pIcas'
nnt Ia lIlc taste, the refreshing aud truly
beneficial properties Of perfect lax
alive. oncGlunly cleansing the syHlcln,
dspcling colds, headaches and levers
and permanently curing constipation;
IL hns given satisfaction 80 millions aud
mot with tho approval Of tho medical
prprcRgiOn. hcCniic II acts ON the KID
nova Liver and Bowels without weak
cnIng them and " h perfectly Tree from
every Objectionable substance =,
gymp of Figs " for sale by nll drug
did In 5OH and a bottles, but u IA man
ugrtnrod by the California l.ig syrup
C,.D only whose moRprinlcd on Cyery
r,,logo, also the name, syrup OF llR,
1nd being vol informed, you will hO'
accept any substitute II offered.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-10-05

LOUISVILLE, KY. Oct 4.-The Murphy.
Griffin fight, that was scheduled to take
place hUre next Monday night, Ia OIL,
Govornor Brown arrived in the city
from Cincinnati at noon to-day and held
q conference with Mayor Tyler aud
c,hor authorities. As q result OF the
conference the authorities decided to
support tho governor. Billy Thompson,
who was managing the affair, says that
b. will test the matter IN the courts,
aiming that it was no. to bs prISO
l.h,, but a contoat Tor points only.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-10-05

Judge ]. b. briggs, Of the ovOr.the-
river common pleas court, is conduct
ing here as arbitrator in an oil dispute
about property iu Monroe county, o.
Two adjoining lease holders had dis.
puto about tho closeness Of operations
to tho limo, aud agreed to leave 1t to
Judge briggs The testimony makes u
very yoluminoas batch Of stun, and tho
matter was argued by the counsel for
the parties Yesterday.
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nc 1907 Marshall, osi Tho Swain,

aoisseur, 1907 Marshall, o3i Tho Swain,
rhree.iaurlhs mile, PIS,7eOt handi.
eap-landsprlng, 1885, Brush, l9i;
One Love, l29i UrOsceiuJ, l9l; Has,
lot, III; Kamsin, l09; Alarum, OF; Vol.
ley, Information, O5i Amanda, SOi Pal.
merston, ~.
One aud ono.SixIaOnth miles, Fulton
handicap - Flying Dutchman, 1898;
Counter Tenor l92i Roy Dol CarrorOs,
AZ Brandywine, Monaco, 100; AuniI'
sotte, l01i 0wlst %; Cromwell. no
Five and one.llNlt iurlong, Wishard,
no. AunIo Baron, l0i; Captive, 1903;
Premier, CariO, 1902; Boomer, lOl; o..
tier Joe, la Yienla, Maraiau, IS.
Ilhree-Iourths mile-WOrRbers, llS;
Key Meat, Captain T., Deriargllla, Tho
Sage, no. Shelly futile, 100; Irish Reel,
Tho Builder, lOSi Kisborn, To-,
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" your children arc subject 10 Group
watch Tor tho ilrat Bymplom Of tho dis.
ease -. hoRrsOnOsi II UhOmbOfnin's
Cough Kennedy Ia given ~ coon M tho
child becomes hoarso II will pr0yOnt the
attack. Even nilOr tho Croupy cough
Inns appeared tho attack can always DO
prevented by giving this remedy, II Ia
also Invaluable for colds aud whOoping
,,ttnl,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-10-05

Tug Panhandle Dyoiug establish.
mont, owned BY John lluilmolor, AZ No.
1881 Market stroOt, is tho boat equipped
house Of liz kind In Wheeling. IN nddI.
ton to tho dyOIng aud cleaning depart.
monlBa corps Of iltat.Class ta,lora arc
employed, who can do repairing a. nuAL
ns II Is pO1giblu. Clothes and ladot
garments, cleaned or dyod, can 10 madO
10 look like now Satisfaction guaran.
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MANY LITTLE CHERUBS
Compete for Prizes ut the Odd
Follows Hall Show.
THE A. NJ Z. CHURCH CONTEST
An Exceedingly Enjoyable AnMIr for
All but thu Judges aud the Parents
OF tho Babies that Did Not Win,
Three Prizes Awarded by Gentlo'
mon OF DIsoernmonr, It Not EEpcrI'
once.

The colOrad baby show at the Odd
Fellowa' hall yesterday afternoon was
attended by an unusually good'sIzed
audience, though only a few white
people embraced tho opportunity to
admire a really crodiIablo array OF
healthy, happy, duskY babies, ranging
in age from six months to year aud a
half twas device Of Rev, Mr.. Bum
mery's to raise fluids for the a. NJ, r.
church, Of which he 10 tho pastor, aud
It succeeded not only in accomplishing
his aim, but as well in entertaining a
hall full OF people for several hours.
There had been iorty.iour entries,
but they did not all show up for some
reason. Just fourteen sat in row on
the platform waiting for tho verdict.
They wore numbered so that there
could DO no partially, and the list was
~ follows;
No. |, Harold Scott,
No. ., Nelly Jackson.
No, 3, lr0nO NJ. Barber,
No. 1, Louis George Bell,
No, ., William Edward Henderson.
No. 8. Gertrude Pendlotou.
No, Z, Rosetta Smedley.
No. s, Chester Leroy Rainbow.
No o, Ira Preston Johnson.
No, 10, Ethel Francis DolAn.
No. ii, Julia Ellen Bummery,
No. II, Charles Green.
No. Is, Helon on Smith.
No. ii, William Dorsey.
II seems strange that the boys were
so hopelessly IN tho minority in such q
contest. Tho Judges selected were
Messrs. Arkle, OF tho Register, Archer,
OF tho lSrELLIGEScER, aud " ooirull, OF
the Nows. II was generally commented
on that the ialt named, the ouly "iamlly
man" in tho trio, should DO the only one
to fail to face the pusic and perform his
delicate duty in just and !oarIes1 man
ner, but 1t was SO. Tho other two lost
little time in reaching their decision,
aud when 1t was announced only one oil
them could DO found to receive the
general congratulations on the disCrimi-
nation they had shown.
There were three prizes offered
first, a silver service to tho prOttiest
child, which was awarded to Ethel
Frances Dolan; second, silver mug.
gold.lined, TO the most intelligent APP
bearing, which was given TO LOUIS
George Bell; third, a diamond baby
ring to the latest, aud this was given to
Nellie Jackson, though several fond
mRmas protested that their babies were
much plumpsr,
Alter the excitement attendant upon
tho announcement Of the decision aud
the presentation Of the prizes had sub
sided, supper was served, and tho en-.
tortainment was continued In the oven
ing with poverty UArtY." Taken nj.
together it was one OF the most pleasing
entertainments ever given by tho con-
Rregation.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-10-05

nos Dr. Slory'A fyo.minnLo hond
lOG' aclIO euro Guaranteed to euro
Act or nervous headache In iva nin'
ulOn BoBtlloalaCho euro on Garth Try
II only ton conla. For saln by all drug.
gIsls. Rood, lIobb x lirOiding, Whole.
Balu Agents WAR
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NInv IIrlII New W,II.

Tho old Hicks oil well, which has
been purchased by tho Grave Creek Oil
and Gas Company, aud lie northeast OF
MoundsviIle, 10 being cleaned out and
pumping will soon begin at it, The
company intends putting some now
holes down II they can secure tho lcases
they dSSire in that noighborhOod.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-10-05

SAY, why don't you try DO Wits Lit.
Ito Early RiIorSH These ltIlo pills euro
headache, indigestion aud constipation.
They're ANAL, but do tho work Logan
Drug Co., Wheeling, W. Va, u. 4. Poa.
body, BonwoOd, Nnd DOwiO 4 Co,
BfIdRenofL, y. 9
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-10-05
FOOTBALL OPENING.
The Tigers aud shadysidos Battle
at Island Park To-day
TIRE VISITORS ARE THE HEAVIER

Team but the Locals Win Garry tho
Confidence of Their Army OF Ad.
mirors-IhS Rig PrIz, Night TansIc,
Corbctt Anxious 10 Flight Now-Tho
Racing at AQusduct aud Torro
Hauts-othor News OF Sport,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-10-05

Turnr nro many good rOnsona why
YOU should use ono Minute Cough
Cure. 1hurO nrO no reasons why You
should not, II In mood ot hOlp. Tho only
harmless remedy that produces Immo.
datU tOsuln. Logan Drug Co., Wheel.
linz, W. Va, Il, i, Peabody, llonwool,
and Bowie & Co., bridgeport. y. u
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iI.n UorrIayot, Gotham, 49, Cash
hN lamp.iphlor III Konfney, lO'i
buuoupllie. 100, Bfandywlnc, W.
yno and a hall miloi--Pgppor, Con
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-10-05

LosDoY, Oct 4.-AroyRl proclamation
was gazotted to-day further profoeuths
parliament until December %
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WEARSEss iI tho symptom. impovor.
ishod blood tho cause. llood'a Sarsapa.
rilln tho cure. II makes tho weak
strong. 10
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1895-08-01

ance. Another dance will be given
Saturday night.
The. Street Commissioner has been
at work for the past day or two grad
ing First street at it's junction with
Main street.
G. w. Mcfarland, of Greenbush
brought some fine samples of wheat
and oats to Aug. Rines and the UNION
yesterday. The samples are cut just
as they grew and speak volumes for
Greenbush crops.
The crop of sandburrs is now ripe
for the harvest. The burrs will not
separate from the stalks and may be
destroyed with little trouble. Rev.
Moore has set a good example by pull
ing up those on the street in front of
his residence and the UNION hopes to
see others follow.
Milaca enjoyed a full fledged strike
last Thursday. The men handling the
lumber in Jim Hills old yard were sup
posed to be drawing 1925 per day but
whenever the switch engine ran into
the yard they were locked for lost
time so that they really received about
one dollar. They struck for $3.50 per
day and after a day or two won the day.
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BOWERY DANCE.

Firemen Will Give One On Saturday Even
ing, August. 3rd.
= There will be a good dance at the
Firemen's Bowery Hall, Saturday,
Aug. S3rd. Good music and good order.
The boys are deserving of good patron
age. A general invitation is extended
to the dancers of Princeton and sur
rounding country. A good time is
guaranteed. Refreshments on the
grounds. Admission reasonable.
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My little boy, when two years of age

My little boy, when two years of age,
was taken very i'll with bloody fux. 1
was advised to use Chamberlain's Collie,
Cholera and Diarrhpa Remedy, and
luckily procured part of a bottle. I
carefully read the directions and gave
it accordingly. He was very low, but
slowly and surely he began to improve,
gradually recovered, and is now as
stout and strong as ever. I feel sure
it saved his life. I never can praise
the Remedy half it's worth. I am sorry
every one in the world does not know
how good it is, as I do.-Mrs. Lima S.
Hinton, Grahamsville, Marion Co.,
Florida. For sale by G. A. Jack, Drug
gist.
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Excursion to the Lake.

There will be an excursion to South
Harbor, Mile Laos lake, Aug. 9Th,
which will give those desiring to en-
brace it an opportunity for weeks
outing. Sail boats, row boats and
steamers will be ready for the accom-
mediation of those who desire them
and cheap transportation can be OBJ
tanned from Milaca. Get your friends
to go with you and have good time.
For further particulars address,,
Erickson & McIntire, Cove P. O.,
McCuaig & Mcfarland, Milaca; or
John Moore, Milaca. IT,. ~.
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Connections made in Union Depots at ST. Paul,
Minneapolis and West Superior.
VIC. HARRINGTON, Gen. Manager.
F. /. WHITNEY, Gen. Pass. Agent
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Births.

Born, to the wife of r. NJ. Saxon,
July Doth, a son.
Born to the wife of Leonard Wilkes,
of Milaca, July 10Th, a daughter.
Born, to the wife of Louis Robideau.
a son. ..~-' "a.
Born, Thursday, July 25th, to Mr.,
and Mrs. Frank Mcclellan, son.
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Atkins Bank.

Articles of incorporation of the Ait
kin County Bank were filed in. the Of
fee of the register of deeds yesterday.
Among the incorporators are w. Pot
ter, O. N. Mausten and Frank Hense
of Aitkin; r. G. Dunn and Olaf PETER
son of Princeton; and Olaf O. Searle
and S. G. Iverson, of St. Paul.-Aitki,,
Age :.
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Wanted,

Hired girl. Must know how to cook.
Address giving age and references.
GEO. A. PRESLEY,
Milaca, MINI.
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Bale Your Hay.

A first class hay press with power
attached, for sale at a bargain and on
easy terms. Neav .-., ~
H. S. PLUMMER g. co,
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Since 1878 there have been nine
epidemics Of dysentery in different
parts of the country in which Cham
berlain's Collie, Cholera and Diarrhoea
Remedy was used with perfect success.
when epidemic, is almost
as severe and dangerous as Asiatic
cholera. Heretofore the best efforts
of the most skilled physicians have
failed to check its ravages, this
remedy, however, has cured the most
malignant cases, both of children and
adults, and under the most trying con-
ditions, which proves it to be the best
medicine in the world for bowel COM
plants: For sale by G. a. Jack, Drug
gist.
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First-Class Tailoring.

When you want a good suit of clothes
60 to E. Engsell, the tailor, in Louis
W. Persons block, Princeton, MINI.
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COME EvERYBODY-A GREAT TIM
At Cove, Mile Laos Lake, on Saturday,
Sept. 21st. $1,000. =

Sept. 21st. .,s'-'ss..I
Mark, the reliable horseman, will
hold the first of his great horse sales
at Cove, Mile Laos lake on Saturday,
Sept. 21st. He has so many custom
ers about the lake that this departure
is made to make it more convenient
for purchasers in that vicinity.
Wagons and harnesses will also be on
the list. 1t will pay people to come
for 100 miles to attend this great sale.
If you don't want horse come any
way and see the beautiful lake and en-
joy yourself hunting, fishing and sail
ing. There will be no flies at this sea-
son and hunting and fishing will be
good