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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-03-21
REAL ESTATE.
FOR REN7I.

4 MONTH.
NO. 10 TwcntysIxth street as %
S'roOmcd dwelling on National roni " III
Kat,ion stable aud pasture for homo al III
,coWY'".",........,.'... ..""..m...,.. 81 %
No uIi Main street, rooms, both ga4H, ~,
, hul ..."......- -. % 90
no. w seventeenth street, nbOns"."... 90
ShI0oilt Martin 70 90
Dwelling. Martins Fsrry,nm"..,,....,..... I 10
No, rs Min street. two Ofcc ro0nis.,. -. b %
No, 1908 MCLOOCh street ACKNOWLEDGEMENT. a., 10 IN
i:fooncd holnO, rear Of no. IN 18th st .,.,, %
90 ~ warren trcct""""'""."...."....".-. 500
2 rooms rom Mission school. 18Th street. a, ! %
no. W NlIglnln SlrG0t. . rooms ...-.... 10 %
mhhe street, rDOinN (now hOnseJ ,....,,.,,, II %
.nhS street, rooms tnew house J""...,. g. 10 90
~ wi Chhp,inp Mteet ".'...,.".".".... 10 90
No, Nll ChApllnn street il On
no, Wb ChhrllnO street. rooms, .....,,,,,.,. 0 90
~ 20, FmuItuohth htcet',.""'"....,.."....2 5 90
no. lSli Woods MrCnt, T0Oms,...........,... o 90
no. ~ IWohllh!h street, % 90
No, 40 EoIi street. J rooms. : On
NO, lnO Main street. two rooms. %
No. al0 Main street. 2rOOmS .....,...,,..,. d %
Ground near Terminal depot; will lcaso for
n long term Of years
No. 1916 Main street, 8 rooms, both gu,.s.
hot water aud bath. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, ., a,
Northeast corner Main aud Twcnty-irst
streets 10 rooms 80 %
No, ~ Twentieth street. il 90
No. 5CteSccnt Place., roomS...............,.. 2 50
Building In rear OF ibOl Market street -. "a IN
Store rooms Main aud Twcnty'ilTst Stro,L.
No. ZOO Main street ] rooms ...,,,,,,.,..,, @ Of
no. Nv Chhpllne street. . rooms. .....-... 4 90
NO. ~ Nineteenth street. rooms. 10 %
40 l2T ChAplihO street. otncn room. ......, 8 %
No ?1i0 EoN Ntcct II o.
nor SALE
No. 1925 McColoch street ......,....... s1Do
No. O. Thirty.ilrst street .......-.d l01
lseal estate oil cYcry description.
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Wash Cottons.

In the basement. U
Doubtful Il there can be found
anywhere as comprehensive a gath.
erins Of new and pretty Cotton
Dress Goods at as low prices as are
now on sale in our basement. First
the Ginghams.
Zoe Ginghams at 6 fac.
zoe Ginghams at ~ lie.
25e Ginghams at 15c.
A few of the other unusually low
priced Cottons are:
50 styles 3s.inch Double Fold De.
lame Sui.inss,
7 l-2c a yard.
S2.inch Cotton Challis and Cotton
Delaines, all last years sty!os,
and just rs pretty as this years,
but instead Of lelc they arc
7c a yard.
2Oc and a5c beat Sateens for
l5c a yard.
l2lc and loo American sateens for
lOc a ward.
15c Ducks and Piqncs for
IL l-2c a yard.
Lawns and Dimities-a splendid
assortment Of the very prettiest
styles-all lower in prices than
usual.
Embroidered skirting FIannels,
fine work that can scarcely be told
from hand work. at just about the
cost of the tlannels-5oc, sec, o5c,
Csc a yard. These grades were
never so cheap.
I@> o. ~
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TO .IE5T.

Business property. 1V5i Market St; bost loan.
tlon In city for ieod storr Sil ~ por month. Fl.
Store room and dwelling. 1917 Main 81; nav
front with front entrance 10 dwelling II desired.
Sil " per month.
Modern 0.roomed dwelling. liz South Fson.
street. Fine location. - -
Modern l0roomcd dwelling Mt Ttltonyillo:
property Of the late W. IL Robinson. with %
acres Of land fine orchard, etc. SIS pet month
S'foOinod dwelling on motor line ana National
road. only fow minutes from this city. SIS per
month. -
7.roomed dwelling, Of South Front st, Al. SIS
per month. - ' d
7roomed dwelling, lG tithst, SO pcr month
G.rooned dwelling. No. 81 North Huron street:
both gases hot and cold water and bath, sd
per month. - -
G.roomed dwelling, conner Fink ana Elm
streets, STA
G.roomed dwelling. 27i5 ChaplIne street.
rooms mt No. lGJ Zane street $40 Der month
sroomS. ~ iiOor. % Virginia St, both gascs
anu water, A ]. sll per month = -
o-roome1 dwelling. $3.50 EoITSt sl3 per month.
b'roomed dwelling, 3llo Jacob St sll per
month PS1
troomed dwelling, 1905 SvooGst SSper month.
6roomed dwelling, IL SDulh Wabash St sl0
per month. -
a-toomcd dwelling, North wabashAt $40 per
month. - r. r.
rooms, % Thirteenth ST. ST. pc. month
4.roomod dwelling. $50 .iarsot' Slo per month
i'roomcd DWELLING ll64 High st 50 per month.
4roomed dwelling. GHS NcColloch IT. 50.
5roomS, 2Il5Chlpl Inc st. ID floor. IS per month
3fooms, lOS Virginia st. IS per month. :
SMITH & DICKINSON,
1920 MARKET STREET. '5
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shot. |..l.- .E. "
Mr.. Mullowny attempted to show that
tho alleged weapon might DO used with
sand.bas eiloct, but Lawyer Sillors aaid
II wns no such weapon. aud ho snid no
ono could DO injured with II.
:, " would Ike TO know something Of
tho ,lse, OF this thing" said Judge
Miller. r -
IT will knock n man down." said Mr..
Mnllowny. T8'MH +
"rhats absurd" said Lawyer sillcrs,
" think the man had It ~ home for
his children to play With"
Mr.. Mullowny said no would call wit.
nosses TO give evidence rs TO tho nature
aud ,lsoa Of tho alleged weapon aud tho
court took n rcccss.
H.. AFTER RECESS.
Aitor rocoss tho witness Groathouso
was recalled, aud Judge Miller informed
him that no had not told tho ono.
fifteenth part Of tho facts IN tho case,
aud asked him for the whole story. Ilo
thon. started out aud repeated that ho
expected to got $1,000 In good money
from tho "groen goods" men, and aitor
telling his story In brief no came down
to tho question Of weapons. On this
no had vary little to say. n
II was explained that thore was n
charge OF concealed weapons against
him, md tho court advised him tina. no
would not have to answer anything that
When ] @ Wbsolor V va. nav, Gala,
ho made m open statement of tho whole
affair aud attempted to conceal nothing.
VI came hero to buy 'creon coods.'"
no answered. M
"Alouey?"
"Yes, sir"
Good moncy?"
"Oh. vcs.n
Witness then exploinod that bc IN.
tended that thoro should DO no cban,ing
OF satchels, and Il no oncc got tho 81.
900 in his possession h. intended To
hold on to Il. =
When questioned by tho cour. ho
said he now beloved that Hisckman In.
tended to use tho padded leather on tho
"green.goods" man should II becomo
necessary to fight.
Judge Miller taking in Tho si.ua.io,
asked; "Then vol, believe HicEmSn
was going to deceive your
Eyes, sir. that's what I think novn
a., ~ x,.,.
ann, ~" - sara 'No,
"at brought you mere!
They wanted mo to como along" no
answered. "and came. I wanted to
SEQ tho town anyhow"
Witness explained that Hickman had
AID IL w.. 49, Sout y. .,as1 n@,, INV NV.
"creen poods" ,nen with IL
lie denied that he had ever been out
on such an expedition before.
Hickman. no sald had shown him
tho shot-tilled weapons at both tho
Howard House aud Hotel Slater.
"Haye you been up tho road P"
Wheeler was asked.
II have" was his answer.
"For WHAT"
shooting with intent to kill"
"Whero was that?" @
in Columbus, Ohio"
was the man at whom you shot n
policeman"
"He was"
Are you not sore?" Mr.. Sillors naked
Sore" echoed Wheeler, mot u bit
OF it. The thing turned out ius. A, I
though. it would. I've had my trip to
Washington, or nearly all OF it, and
that's about all I expected"
cav r. srn
wis.,. -
''"ess sAiu SnAs he}once saw the
prisoner have tho heavy blackjack in
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FOR RENT-TWO FIVE ROOM
~ houses. Nineteenth street Inquire Mt 100
Nineteenth street. mrl5.MWtr
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NESBlTT & DEVINE,
Tel. els 1889 Market Street.
FOR SALE

Z No. lis Penn street, rooms and bath. both
gases. Cheap. a.fen
No. "a 10Th street, ll-roomed brick Cheap.
No. Coz Market street, q rooms. 1909. Ss,
N6S ll0l and ll06, Market street. buslueSa
property, SI2.0O0.
Nos. " and 80 37th street, T. rooms. $500.
No. 800 Market street. rooms and BATH 81, 60a
No % S. York street. looms. Cheap.
No 50 N. Front ST., S rooms and bath. Cheap.
No lO35 Chapline St, rooms, bath room and
large stable 5000.
Corner 18th and Woods street, dwelling and
store room. Cheap. h
Houses Of all sizes aud In different locatiouk
Saloon for sale on 10th street. cheap,
Restaurant and hotel for sale on Market street..
cheap. s. asEr
Restaurant and hotel for sale on 18th street,
cheap. -f.gl
Cicar store on Market street for sale cheap.
building lots In all tho best locations IN the
city. .lG
Farms for sale on easy terms
HOUSES TO RENT. MONEY TO LOAN.
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Mooney TO LOAN. t
1Nl Cash always on hand In sums to suit.
from $40 aud upwards, on ronl estate. also on
furniture. &C.. without romoval Oasy pny ucnt<
No charge unless loan Is made CONFIDENTIAL
WHEELING LOAN COMPANY, lloS l0E,
Eat.fg Tsal rT.t .Ug sa. iul9.rIhkS ,
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TOR RENT-CHEAP ROOMS, FOR
!, rental head Of Twelfth street Apply,o A.
RICHARDS. ll7IiS High street mrlo :
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JAMES A. HENRY,
Real Estate Agent. Collector Notary rnblio and
Pension Attorney, No. l6l! Market street, -
... mriQ
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WANTED-slT SITUATION BY AN
w an ablo. willing, Industrious and sober
man; anything honorable; best OF references
Sivou. Address "C.." care In,cllisonCer office,
|H' mr.;
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FOR RENT.

nor rem T.-ELEGANT, FRONT
~ ohice Rooms in tho Reilly Building, Open.
House corner. lal s-- Inli
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NOR RENT-rlIAT ELEG AN II
\ store room. No. l4Oi Mailt street. now oc-
cuplcd BY House II Hermann. Has good ole.
vator service and hro proof vault III oalcc.
POSSESSION given April !. 1901 Apply 10 HENRY
X. LIST. at City Rank. no,C
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Hub Building.

FOR RENT-One elegant office
room, also one large elegant hall,
first floor entrance. Until pcrma.
nently rented, will rent hall for en-
tertainments. etc. Most centrally
located and best advertised building
in the city. For terms, etc. apply at
THE HUB CLOTIlIERS,
Fourteenth and Market streets,
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Tho hotel clork Mt tho Hotel Slater
was called and he said he saw in Hicll.
mans pocket what appeared to DO n
alungshot.
Policeman AIondenlal was called and
no testified thu. when ho arrested ulck.
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WANTED.

T ADIES-TO DO FANCY WORK AT
~ home, DELRAY NEEDLEw0RK CO..
Dolray, Mich. iclSo
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-06-07

and impressed upon his hearers the race
that so far only q beginning had been
made. I'VE are only at the threshold
he said. "With the coming Of more
railroads. binding Us more firmly TO
the great centres of population ana
manufacturing, our development Will
go on and increase, until the State shala
nave taken her proper place among heN
sisters Of the nation He impressed
upon the bankers present the necessity
of their doing all they can TO bring
about this development, and urged
them to lose no opportunity In this
regard. He referred to land titles and
the difficulty of transferring them
and urged the adoption OF the
Australian system, by which the
State guaranteed all land titles and
certified that they were good. He eX-
planned the system in detail, and SAID
it was not an experiment and would
be of great value. Canada had already
adopted it, Iowa had followed, and the
wide-awake business men of chicago
had endorsed it as desirable in Illinois.
If it was a good thing for other coun-
tries and States, it would also be good
for West Virginia.
AT the close of his address, vote OF
thanks was rendered the speaker, on
motion Of Col. O'Brien, and the meet
ing adjourned.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-06-07
TIE BANKERS ADJOURN
CONTINUED from Second Page.

"Supposing the gold dollar TO be cut
| i'm half and that each half were christ
ened q dollar by the government the
two halves together would still buy as
much as they did before, and no more.
Again. supOsing a gold dollar ana
silver dollar each to have . per cent o.
their metal punched out; they would
both of them be mutilated and neither
would pass current as coins But there
the similarity ends, for, in attempting
/ to dispose Of the defaced coins it would
be found that while 80 cents could
be obtained for the gold, since its bull
lion and face value are Identical only
Az cents would be received for the
silver. since its face value IS double
that OF its market price.
rs Fl not rational that if silver should
be coined at the ratio Of l6 to /, when
it's market ratio to gold is 81 to l, 1t
might as well be coined at 10 to l, or :
to /. or 1 to /. and become fiat money
pure and simple? Have we not had
/ lessons enough OF the ngerofallowing
our token, or Representatives silver
money. to multiply so that 1t approch-
ed fiat basis and competed with with
our real money, instead OF merely diu-
ing and being entirely subsidiary
thereto?
Let us contend against all attempts
to foist upon our nation any mock BIZ
metallism. and encourage only the eff
fort for real bi-metallism, which can be
brought about by no individual action,
but solely by an international agree
ment. by the federation OF the world
or its leading governments for that very
purpose. In the mrid light Of recent
bitter experiences, with the trust that
the counuy's banking interests are
sufficiently important to obtain for
them a hearing. unclouded by passion
or prejudice. let the Bankers Associa-
ton of this great commonwealth unite
with those OF other States on the side OF
reason. honor and patriotism
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-06-07
TIE BANQUET.
4 Congenial Gathering At the Fort Henry
Club, Last Night

4 Congcnial Gathering at the fCrt henry
Club Last Night.
The second annual banquet took
place at the Fort Henry Club, last even
ing. commencing at about a quarter
past ten o'clock, and the guests did not
separate until about one o'clock TINS
morning. About fifty guests were pres
ent. among them the following Lee
Raymond, Peoples Bank Of Fairmont;
Cashier Cox, Of the Farmers ana Me-
chanics Bank, of Moundsville; Cashier
Hunter. of the Marshall County Bank;
President A. w. Lorentz and Assistant
Cashier Cox. OF the Bank of Morgan
town; Cashier Blackshire, of Manning
ton; Cashier Mallonee, of the First Ma
tional Bank of Grafton; President
Wiley. of the Bank of New Martins
vile: Mr.. Stats. Of Jackson c. H;
Cashier John Claypool, Of Spencer; {.
w. Warden. of Philadelphia; Judge
Henry Brannon. Of Weston; Major Jed
Hotchkiss. of Staunton, Va; James H..
Wilcox. President of the Second Ma
tional Bank of Pittsburg; T. q. Davis
of Grafton; e. O. Pierce, OF Hinton;
Mayor B. T. Caldwell, Mortimer Pol
lock. Gibson Lamb Rev. DR.. w. H..
Cook. George Eckhart, Lawrence Sands,
Hon. n. 3. Scott, r. c. Dalzell, L. j.
Bayha. John Wagner, w. p. Hubbard,
p. B. Dobbins. John Frew, c. B. Hart,
Phillip Henry Moore, ". c. Beans, e.
buchanan. r. NJ. Gileland, Frank
Cruise. C. W. Brockunier, Ambrose
List. II. +. Behrens, John Waterhouse,
Howard Mcdonald, Frank Klieves,
John Cummins, VIM. Wilkinson, John
+. He'll. w. a. Wilson, Irwin Singleton,
Guy A. Wagner, Charles Bowers, j. (.
Ebeling, Charles L. Ebeling, a. l..
Pritchard, of Warrington.
Nj Gibson Lamb, President of the
Bank of Wheeling, acted as toast mas
ter.
The toasts were as follows:
Our Guests.
Sir, you are very welcome to our
home
It must appear in other ways than
words.
Therefore I scant this breathing cour-
tesy."
R. c. DALZELL.
West Virginia.
"They love their land because it is
their own &C. B. HART.
A Sound Currency.
Cold is heavens physic, life's restora-
tive"
LEE RAYMOND.
JUDGE HENRY BRANNON.
The Banker.
"Who lon vse onucsioy ykb, ybokkd
"Who loves no music but the dollars
clink.
JAMES II. WILCOX.
w. p. HUBBARD.
"The long carousal shakes the illum-
ined hall"
The addresses were all excellent,
particularly that Of Cashier Dalzell, Of
the City Bank.
The banquet was a fitting and har-
monious finale to very interesting
session OF the Bankers Association.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-06-07
RIVER NEWS.
Daily Chronicle of the Movements of the
Boats and Boatmen.

Daily Chronicle of the Movements of the
Boats and Boatmen.
River 90, falling.
Weather fair and warmer.
The Courier left yesterday at noon
for Parkersburg, two hours late, caused
by it being necessary to clean her boil
ers here.
The Bedford left yesterday after
noon at l o'clock for Pittsburg with a
good trip.
The heavy rains Tuesday night and
yesterday did the river no good, and
reports from all points from above
show the river to be stationary, and ths
indications are that it will remain so
unless there is a very heavy rain. The
top boards on the dam AZ Davis Island
have been raised and that makes the
river much lower here as it backs the
water up in the Allegheny and Monon-
gahela, and very little runs over the
dam.
Phil Hornbrook, the erstwhile genial
and accommodating clerk on the Ben
Hur. and Fred Huseman, son Of the lata
clerk on the wharfboat here have pur-
chased the wharfboat at Sistersville
and will take charge Of it in a short
time. The boys are honest and indus
triOus. and should receive the universal
patronage and confidence OF the people
Of Sistersville, as they are worthy and
deserving.
Pittsburg, Pa, June 6.-Riyer feet
inches and falling. Weather cloudy
and cool.
Morgantown, W Va, June 6.-River
feet and stationary Weather, clear
and cool.
Greensboro, Pa, June 6.-Riyer Z
feet and stationary Weather, clear
and cool
Oil City, Pa, June 6.-Riyer 10
inches and stationary. Weather,
cloudy and cool.
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ANnpoRrANr NETTING


or the League Managers 20 ne Hsiu al
Columbus To-Day.
The meeting .of the Interstate
LEAGUE managers. which is to be held
ia Columbus to-day, viii be very I'M
0araaL 30 person who is familiar
with the s.uuor dreams that the result
Viii De 81 .1ust-up' Of the orgaizatlon,
since The attendance thus far has been
.sfr. and considerable money has been
invested In the different clubs. Ihe
most difficult problem TO solve Will be
the question of q six or eight cluD
TaeEue. Several managers favor
strong SIX club League. but it Will be
% lIlcuIt matter TO decide which club
laIl le the victim.
Yesterdays Columbus Journal SAID:
president ZiCIer returned last even
.re from tour of the State in search
OF O. suitable city To- hl the gap caused
lr Cau.on's detection. Several cities
were visited. among the number being
Springfield and Dayton, but in none Of
them does there appear to be an open
ing. The President is now negotiating
with Fort Wayne. md which seems TO
le the best city under consideration,
.rt whether the city named will decide
to become member of the League Is &
question that S yo, to be decided
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-06-07

Monarch 1o7, Peabody 1O5, Cyclone 1o2,
judith 101. Little Walter 9S. Fred
Gardner 81. Willard "a. Fifth AZ
maldens. Presidio 40, Liberatia 10,
Merchant 10. Capt. Kidd 107, Leo Med
ale 107. Remnant 1O7, Martin 1O7'
Charlie Young 107, Landseer 1O4, G. y.
Shawhan 104. Kirk 104. Sixth, Is sell
ing. Tasc0 106, Mill Boy 105. Beatitice
lO3. Tom Fillmore 102, Tariff Reform
1O2. Yellow Rose 80, Readina SO, Gold
en- Hope 96. Sir Rathbone 81. Prytania
90. Mountain Madge SO, Mary Lou 50.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-06-07
ARRIVALS AT THE F0Tr
Some OF Those From Out OF ro..
are Now in Whcrli..

Some OF Those From out OF ro., ,.
are Now in Whcclin..
Sherman Law, Of Grafton r
itor in the city Yesterday ana -
at the ST. Charles.
Nathan Haynes. Proctor.
Brown, New Cumberland. III
ton, Pennington; Thos. Ia
ington, Pa. C.. A. WooIc9ct *
tinsYllie and Z. w. Ft-zee arI
on, ". Va, were prominent a.
the Stamm yesterday.
The prominent guests ar m.
last night We're S. Il. Wnloue
Smith, Miss Minnie S.erar.
vile; Chas. Lague. Mannpa
j. n. Rlchardson, Dillonyala "a
a. J. Clark, q prominent o,.
the Huntington oil field. Ms
city yesterday and reeis-a
windsor. Mrs. Clark
him.
Inc prominent West Vr-r-
ping at the Windsor last
Blackshere, Manning
Moundsyilie; s. G.. Pr.-.H
nlngton. and WIN. King
=. ID. Harrington and
prominent ell men Of
were in the city last
quartered at The Winde7
The prominent arrival
TCn S last ufph+ v-,,., r,r
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-06-07

r0rs. FndIay Is. Kenton 8; batteries,
Reidy and Canss. Brodie ana Outealt;
home run. Ou-cclt. three-pase MT
Lilu.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-06-07

The State University Commence
ment will take pace on the 18th inst. al
MorgantOwn.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-06-07
TIE NATIONAL LEAGUE
standing of Clubs


Boston. June 6.-The Boston team
won to-day from the Smoky City con-
trcant after q closely contested game.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-06-07

71-2c per yard for IL lee Pcrcales at
Emsheimor's.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-06-07

T. A. Hoge & Co. are agents for the
well-known and popular Cleveland"
bicycles, and can furnish tine at the
right price and On short notice 1865
Market street.
Hutchinson gazette. [volume] (Hutchinson, Kan.) 1895-1902, 1895-01-17
From Haven Item.

From Haven Item.
Thus far this winter the weather
has been eminently satisfactory to
most people in this region.
Mrs. 1. B. Vincent is taking a course
Of medical treatment under the care of
DR.. Brown, of Hutchinson.
Frank Mckinley, mention of the
breaking Of whose leg was made in this
paper sometime ago is able to hObhle
about on crutches.
Ed Sawyer returned to his school at
Wentworth Military Academy, Lex
ington, Missouri. He forgot to order
the Item sent to him.
Mr.. Ward, the old gentleman, is re-
portedicOnsiderably improved in health
since his return to Haven. 1t Is hoped
that his complete recovery may speedy
come.
Hutchinson is trying to get up suffl-
cient enthusiasm to have a farmers
Institute. Some of the intelligent
agriculturist Of this vicinity might go
up and help the eouHty seat people, on
proper invitation. They know how.
Henry Bryant and Jim Sanderson
came over from Burton Thursday, to
get Dad Trissal's buggles, harness and
other effects. Mr.. Trissal has bought
the McFall livery stable at Burton;
and is now activity engaged in max
ing hot opposition to his late Haven
partner.
Hutchinson gazette. [volume] (Hutchinson, Kan.) 1895-1902, 1895-01-17

EDITOR GAZETTE
Again the colored man holds the
bag, while the ward heelers and joint
buns who made the promises to the
colored man that his interests would
be looked out for, walk away with the
Job. The organization Of the present
house Representatives cut the colored
men out altogether in en-
towering the sergant-at-arms and the
the doorkeeper with naming their own
assistants, thus relieving the members
from any responsibilities in fulfilling
promises made.
The eolored man was told during
the campaign that the republi-
can party.was the colored mans friend,
that the populists were his enemy.
But what are the facts; This last leg
islature and the present senate has
some colored men and ladies employed
as enrolling clerks and all the ianitors
are colored men, while the republican
house of representatives did not give
a single colOred man aljob.
TASK my colored friend to think this
matter over and ask themselves If the
party which has always claimed ouI
vote, If by their acts do not say, We
don't need you any longer.
ALEXANDER LEE.