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St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1895-04-01
WANTED TO BUY.
FINANCIAL

MONEY LOANED on household goods,
lfl time checks, commercial paper, etc.
Ryan Furniture Co.. 1914 East Seventh ST.
TREAsURER for well known and estab
Il lished theatrical company; salary and
percentage; must give cash security. Call
or address Mr.. Donaldson, Bijou Theater
Minneapolis.
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HOUSEWOEk-Wante girl about fif-
al teen or sixteen years for general house
work. 345 WabashR
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OCSEWOkk-A young girl for assist
Il ant hOusewOrk. $50 Robert St
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uOuSEWORK-Wan good girl for
II general housework. Apply mornings
at III East University av, near jackson st.
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III OUSEWORk - Wanted, a competent
IL woman for general housework. Call at
146 Smith av.. between 10 and u or after
O'clock
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Ii OUsEWOKK-Wante girl for gen
u eral homework; three in family 69l-
Portland av.
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- Observation-Disclosures competent girl
II for general housework, and a second
girl. 4S2 Holly av.
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uOUSEW tent girl for gen.
IL eral homework at 1872 West Third ST.,
at Giessen's Masquerade Emporinm.
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lOUSEWORK-Wan girl for gen.
u eral homework in a small family. 276
Kent ST.
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Ia OUsEWOKk- Wanted, girl with refer
IL ence for general housework 701 Mar
shall ay
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Il Hotel-Furnished rooms for rent, with
steam heat. electric lights and all modern
convenieuces
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n OUSEWORK-Good girl for general
II homework; wages. Sl2 per month. Call
at $40 Wabasha st
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HORSES AND CARRIAGES.
FOR SALE.

GAS RANGE-For Saie-Gas range: used
" three months; cost $50. P %. Globe.
CODA EOuNTAINS-For sale new and
~ second hand soda fountains, on easy
terms; see US before buying. Spa BottIing
Co.. 6i-63 Fillmore av.
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EWoRK-Competent girl wanted
IL for general housework; references re-
Quired. psi Summit place
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lOUSEWoRk-Good girl for genera
IL housework. Apply ~ Dayton av
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IT oUSEWORk-Wan good girl for
IL general houseWork; must know how to
cook; small family. Apply $50 st. Adams
ST.. corner Martin st.
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FOR RENT.

HOUSE for rent five rooms: good cell
e. "A lar; city water; newly papered. COG East
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IAHlFEli wants work driving delivery
~ wagon, or work around house for some
private family; very useful around a place
ana in need of work; can furnish references.
Address Driver. 4l6 East Sixth ST
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M RE. ST. JOHNS, celebrated clairvov-
l'I ant and magnetic healer; readings, %
and ste 13j WeSt Fourth ST
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ROOMS.
1T BRUNSWICK HOTEL a Tne5 &c

ELEVENTH ST, 81, EAsT-Fnrnished
IL and unfinished rooms, single or EN-
suite; use of bath, parlor and piano; 81 and
upwards.
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CDITH AV., I3l = Pleasant furnished
~ rooms, with all modern conyeniences;
pleasant location near cable.
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DARN FoREMAN-Wanted by compe-
tent man and wife, with experience,
situation on farm: man as foreman or farm
hand, wife as housekeeper or cook; ages,
thlrty-two and tnirty-one, respectively, with
can furnish best of references If desired
Address j. D., Care Box 1-6. Virginia City,
Mimi.
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OFFICE WORk-Wanted, situation by
~ boy seventeen years of age in office or
store OF any kind also understands how to
handle horses; well acquainted with the
city. CAL or address d. T.. 43 East Elev-
enth st.
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HOUSEWORk-Girl for general house
II work ut 25l Rice. corner College.
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SITUATIONS WANTED.

RARk EEPEE-Situation wanted by bar
- keeper with fourteen years experience
IN hrSt-elass saloons and hotel bars; capable
of taking full charge of same: no objection
to leaving city. Address 513 Grand Block
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II OUSE-IS Ttlton St--A fine nine-room
L! house for rent: all improvements: SUIT
able for two families. Key at 80 East Fourth
street. 80
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SMITH Ay., 133-Near Hotel Barteau-To
~ rent well furnished rooms
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II OUskWoRK-a good girl can get a
II place i'll small family. $50 St. Peter St..
Flat Is. Call forenoons.
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SMITH Az, 127-Corner Sixth St.-De-
~ sirable furnished front room modern
conYenienceS; private family
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ERANKLIo ST, 3l4, SOUTH-For rent,
l. four large rooms up stairs. with modern
improvements.
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Sr. PETER ST, 3s7-Comfortabie fur.
- nished rooms; suitable Tor gentlemen;
electric light: use of bath
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AUNDRIeSS - A first-cass laundress
~ would Ike rough-dry washing TO do at
home: clothes called for and delivered. and
good work guaranteed. Address Laundress
456 East Sixth ST
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FOURTH ST, 1e5 WkST-Two lovely
l. rooms; steam heat. electric light, three
windows; cheap
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Nh rs. DIR. WILLIAM, life reader and
IVA magnetist. 43 East Eleventh ST., corner
of Cedar uD stairs
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Observation-Disclosures, position as
- bookkeeper, salesman or collector; five
years experience, with best OF references.
Address j. Z. Edwards General Delivery.
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GEvENTH AND WABASHA over
~ Bank-Two furnished front rooms for
rent separate or connected.
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StHERBURNE Az, 4Gl-For rent three
~ or four unfinished rooms; ali cCnyen-
fences for housekeeping
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SEVENTH ST, 22e, EAST-Chance TO Sc.
~ cure good rooms at low prices; furnished
or unfinished; suitable for light housekeep.
ing.
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OUSEWORk-W an,ed, girl for general
- housework. 1887 Carroll ST., Merriam
nrH
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COOk-Good colored man wants place to
~ COOK in hotel, restaurant or boarding
house: frst-eIass references. Address 2p3
West University av
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y OoMS-For rent. six rooms; water, sew.
~ er nice yard. 1855 Grove St.: rent. $40.
Apply 1877.
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IL OUSEKEEPER-A widow lady, with
L l. son. would like situation as house
keeper on farm: son to work on farm; is
good cook and butter maker. 20 East Ninth
ST., ST. Paul.
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G,Oohs-Man and wife, irst-class meat
~ and pastry cooks, desire position in or
out OF city. j. Dawn, General Delivery, o.
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BOARD = Wanted, two or three fur
IL nished or unfurnished rooms. with coed
board, BY two adults and five year-old child;
state price aud give full particulars. Nichols,
29l Selby av.
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ELERk-Young scandinavian man wants
~ position in dry goods store. city or eoun-
try; wages no object. Address N 81, Globe.
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WANTED TO RENT.

uoUSE-Wanted. TO rent a small house,
u convenient and pleasant location; fam
lily consists Of two adults Address 4 80,
Globe
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M RS. III. a. (TUSSEY) BARKAL0O-
IsL 624 Wabasha SL.-Magnetic and massage
treatment for paralytic, rheumatism aud
nervous diseases: also baths; 9 a. m to D m
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AOUSE-757 Pine St-To rent for kalso-
~ mining and paperhanging James e.
Dore. ste Chamber Commerce
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4 lFFICE WORK-Wanted, position of
" some kind in Office or store by young
man OF twenty; Will work cheap. Address
446 DAYTON ay
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pleasant Az. 740-For rent four large,
l. pleasant rooms, down stairs; city water,
bath. attic cellar; 3d.
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FLATS.

ELAT-For rent two story fiat. six rooms:
city water and sewer connections; Ul9
North ST., two blocks north of Seventh, end
Maria av. Apply on premises.
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HOUSEWORK-Girl for general house
II work in family of two. Inquire GA st.
pafar CT -.
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CARPETS CLEANED.

CARPETS cleaned. reftted and laid.
~ Electric Cleaning Works. l59 West Third;
telephone. LOO.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-02-26
a MURDER MYSTERY


In Chicago-A Man Found Dead Suppos ed
TO Have Iioen burned at tho Stake.
CHICAGO. Feb. 25.-Eridence OF what
tho police think is frightful murder
mystery, were found to-day when two
children discovered tho murdered body
OF n man in lonely locality Mt Ninety.
fifth street aud Western avenue. The
body, which was that OF man about
twenty-five years old, was found in n
sitting posture, leaning against a tree.
The hands, lecs and lower part OF the
body wero badly burned, deep gashcs
were found in tho head and about tho
waist were the remains OF charred and
singed rope. Tho theory that tho man
had been tied and burned to death, was
ut first laughed at by the police officers,
but later Investigation seemed to prove
either that he had been murdered and
an attempt made to conceal tho crime
by burning the body, or that he had
really been burned at tho stake.
That tho man could have boon burned
TO death was hardly thought probable
by the police, but the spot where the
body was found Is m isolated one on
the prairie and considerable distance
from any dwellings. Tho man had evi.
IDENTIFY been dead for some time, as tho
feet had been cnawed to tho bones by
dogs. The face was not badly mutila.
tod and the officers hoped Tor an iden.
tificatiou, -f
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tiistiircctuti ZrnI,

The lIoboken clcrgymen who tried
to prevent Colonel 1ngersoll delivering
his lecture in that city on the bible
were not wlso in their generation.
They uavo him advertising OF great
value, and his Iacture went on just the
same.
Ingcrsoll's missionary labors arc not
to DO admired. lie socks to take from
tho world its most precious gift and he
offers nothing in return; but tho boat
way to deal with him and his kind Is to
let them go their way. Tho greater tho
effort to deny them tho right OF FREQ
spcech tho moro prominence is given
to them aud tho moro sympathy is
aroused in their behalf.
Time devoted to m at.ompt to silcnco
Ingcrsoll could bc devoted with moro
profit to spreading gospel truth regard.
lcsH Of Ingcraoll and those who aldo
with him.
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AMERICANS are a nation OF readors. In
every hothe in our broad land, with
possibly few exceptions. arc treasured
means for this delightful aud beneficial
employment OF leisure moments. Each
year broadening in its method OF indi.
vidual culture. contributes increased
facilities. and brings than within the
reach Of all.
But there is no literature for the COM
mon pooplo ike that oil tho newspaper.
1t Is tho daily companion alike OF tho
prince and tho peasant, tho man who
inheritu and tho man who earns, Of tho
millionaire 10 his mansion, and tho
laborer in his cot. 1t comes rs rogu.
larly as tho glow OF tho lamplight, and
finds q welcome at every iiroside. II
the night be fair under tho radiant
moon that walks in Quccnly beauty
through her starry courts, or II tho pitt.
less storm beats madly at tho window
pane-it does not matter--this mosscn-
gor Of good tidings Is present to ontor.
tain and instruct. to toll 10 willing ears
in that little circle what goes on in tho
great busting world without.
what better massage can the mer-
chant .sond than his advertisement of
household nccosaitira or fashions novel.
tios2 What better avonuo to tho
domestic group can tho trndosman find ?
Try it, and you will soon realize in nm
increase Of patronage. it has brought TO
your trade now constituency OF puyors
Try it, and you will never return to tho
old methods; nor will you ever cease to
wonder why you so long neglected such
profitable investment.
PErrISulLb& Co.,
Newspaper Advertising Agents,
90 School streot, boston, Mnsa.
Mutual Reserve Bldg, Now York CITY.
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THE oouNoln ON WOMEN.
Equal Fay for Equal Work tho Topic OF
Discussion Yssterdny.

WAsnlSGroS, D. G., Feb. 25.-Tho
second week Of tho trionnal session OF
tho National Council OF Women opened
to-day with q prolonged discussion on
tho topic OF equal pay for equal work.
Tho discussion was led by Miss Harriet
A. Shinn, Of Illinois, delegate oil tho
national association OF women Btonogra-
phors. Sho read a paper on women az q
factor In the modern business world and
contondod that women should receive
compensation for their labors on tho
came basis 40 men. They woru advanc.
ing, she held, In many lines OF work and
attaining proficiency In thoir probes.
sions. Thoro had been q marked I'M
provcment In tho condition Of working
women through thoro was still much 10
DO desired.
Miss Mary Desha, OF this city. and a
number OF tho committee on equal pay
for equal work argued OH this line and
discussed the proposition that public
purity Ia based on individual morality.
Fratornal greetings wore presented and
tho council by Harriet A. Koyaer, Of
tho organization Of working women OF
Now York, who told OF tho work OF tho
society and Its beneficial results on tho
class OF industrial women.
A ploa for the creation OF secretary
Tor foreign women in the council was
made by Madame Sosefa Ifumpal Ic.
man, OF Chicago, vico president for 30.
homia In tho international council Of
women. who extended tho greetings Of
her society.
Frances S. ". Harper, OF Pennsyl.
vania, colored women. characterized
tho present continent as to tho true po-
sition OF colored women rs unjust aud
claimed that tho avenues OF usefulness
TO them arc too few. l-
Miss Virginia Chanler Titcombe, OF
New York city, discussed tho power Of
money. and said without 1t women are
dependent and helpless and can never
rise to their true position In tho world.
Married women were urged to keep
individual bank accounts and to do
everything tending to widen their
speech Of usefulness. In tho open dis
custom that followed Miss Susan B.
Anthony took tho ground that women
cannot expect equal paw for equal work
until they have equal rights before the
law and have the ballot.
The session closed with the conten-
ton OF Miss Miller, OF Chicago. that
women have equal ability with men.
equal pay should act more instead Of
announcing what they intend to do.
There was no afternoon session.
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=
independent school district, bu. II COOS
into tho great majority oil tho homes Of
Wcas Virginia. "a
II tho publishers will not contract
tho very situation has been produced
which tho fow schomors sought to
bring about while pretending to DO on.
gagged In a noble effort to got at much
lower price tho books now In uso. To
this project aomo agilo minds devoted
themselves during tho whole OF the goa.
sion. A''h
Their course through tho iorty.nvo
days created scandal, and tho partial at
talnment Of their 0 beet Is likely to re.
suit In confusion aud dissatisfaction
through tho state. AZ tho matter do.
velops tho people will understand /.
better.
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The Judicial, Di,tricta.


There 10 moro than one reason why
the legislature did not change tho Judi.
cial circuits OF tho state. A conclusive
reason wa, that the bill which passed
tho house was not acceptable to the
senate. This latter body was composed
ottwclve Democrats, thirteen Ropubll.
cans and ono Populiss, very narrow
Republican margin.
II tho bill could havo boon tnado sat.
factory to tho Republicans in tho son.
ate and taken up In time It could have
been passed., but with whole state to
cover aud 40 many interests, desires and
objections to consult 1t was found i'm.
possible to bring all tho Republicans to
an agreement in time to put tho bill
through by party vote.
When au attempt was made to pass it
the strong Democratic minority had to
be reckonel with, end /. was impossi.
bio to get together. Changes which sat.
isticd ono side did not satisfy the other.
When 1t was thought tina. M agreement
was in sight it was as far of "a ever.
The point Of difference was not always
partisan. Some times i. was tho un.
willingness OF ono county to be thrown
into a district with Others with which
1t had no close interest. Some times
the objection was against an individual
who wa, thought to be grooming him.
sell fol. a iudgeship. all sorts OF human
nature came into view on both sides.
A bill should have passed increasing
the number OF judges; but as it was i'm.
possible TO do this aud lot everybody
have his way. the abort session slipped
by and no judicial bill got through. If
the Republicans had been relatively as
strong in the senate as they were in the
house, they would have passed bill
dealing with this subject. They were
willing to have that strength in the sen.
ate but the people did no: give i. to
them.
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The PHENOMENAL WONDER
Has Arrived at Last at
the Mcclure.

= y
A Phenomenal Wonder at the McLurs House.
Room al. the only genuine medium. Prof.. C. n.
MONTEFI0RE. Sttluss. ladies 81, gents s..
Beware OF fraudulent ones. The only genuine
medium living since the nec' Of four wears 4
Prof. Montetiorc, who can be consulted on all
live points and natrimony. VIII tell you the
names Of departed friends and living ones. All
diseases, no matter OF what nature, will be fully
diagnosed and immediate relief given. Only
such cases taken as other physicians cannot
cure. Deafness. fits, rheumatic pains, catatfh
In all forms. cancer. consumption, drorsy and
asthma. Tho separated brought together: mar.
Iiago consummatcd. In fact. the Professor Is
the strongest medium the world has ever pro-
duccd. Born In Madras. 1noia. he was the vice
president ofthe Thcosophical Society OF India.
and was an intimate friend OF Madam Blavatsky.
whose conversion he was instrumental 10 bring
ing about. Professor was born OF liinuoo par
cntS r'-.Ls 49,,
Parlor at tho Mcclure House H. oGicc hours
from Q a. IN. until S p. m. Office hours Sundsy
from 10 a m 10 1 p. m.1 ie.S
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whore arc wo TO look for tho credit to
which President Cleveland's admins.
tratlon 10 supposed to DO entitled2
,ir. Cleveland aud tho Hawaiian

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Forty.flve Days-twenty.fiv Years.
There is a disposition on the Demo-
cratic newspaper side to find fault with
the Republicans in the legislature for
not doing in forty.tive days some thing,
which the Democrats did not do in
TWENTY-FIVE years. 1t is a cheap and
easy way to set up a campaign cry. But
what is the point OF the criticism and
where doe, it hit?
II the things which the Republican
legislature did no. do 90 things which
should have been done, why were they
not done by tho Democrats in all these
years? Why did the Democrats do so
many things which they now insist that
the Republicans should havo undone
in the few days the legislature was in
session?
Democratic newspapers should be
careful how they subject their party to
such singing criticism. Their party ia
in no condition to DO used this way by
its friends. The fact is that it is pretty
nearly an extinct species. 1t needs all
the, friendly codding it can get to pre-.
serve it even as rare specimen for The
autiquarien to look upon.
As for the Republican party in West
VIRGINIA ubop ~ obotl !, W. hoo, ,l.o.l
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Place in an iron kettle alternate lay.
erS OF meat mud vegetables; cover the
pot and subject the whole to prolonged
cooking over hot water bath. At the
end OF six hours or 80, strain of the
contents OF the kettle, and from this is
obtained true meat jelly which Is very
palatable and nourishing. and which
may DO administered by itsoli, q small
cupful at time for invalids, or dis
solved in broth for table use.
ICopyrigh,cil
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-02-26

DO sure and uso that old and wol.triod
romcdy, Mus. WINsLow's SOOTHING SYRUP
for children toething. 1t soothos tho
child, softens tho gums. allnys nil pnin,
cures wind collie and ia tho best rcmc-
dy for ;diarrllua. Twenty-Five conts n
bottle. MwrIw
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-02-26

IT came slowly and required patient
waiting, but Capt EIowsa,e's "vindica.
ton" has come. Hc must realize now
what mistake II was to run away aud
lose himself in great city.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-02-26

UNLESS the. signs mislead. the back.
bone OF winter is disloca.ed in several
places. Surely the worst Is over. Pres
emily the June roses will BIO blooming.