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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-10-26
MAN avn mIs SHOES.

inaa, N Cittsl0ud Nous hsrdd.
How mucha man Is liEc hi, shoes,
For In,ulucc. both snlv may lose;
10Th hghe becll lHuHeii bllll are male light
By rnnuIuf,. hnlhgrt lctI aui righE
10th lirrd malc IN b. ruMplrlc,
Aud bath arc lnhdp To 20 uu lru,,
They hnth need htelug, UitAtu sold,
Aud hnih IA llnin will turn lo mOnl,
Vita shoe, tho lat Is Gr,I: with men
Tho Inst shall be tllr last; Whvu
Tar>huu, WCagO Gi thpy'ru ucuded nav,
When men WrHrOut, They're men dead, TOOL
They both are Wud upon, AMI bath
Millupld an others, nothing lpA,h
10th havu their Ties. aud bath lurliue,
When polished, In tho world tn slue, +,
And bitn pes out Now, would you choose
10 be u man or b. his shoes =
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-10-26

Acrs AZ once, never iaiil Gao Minute
Cough GUtl. \ rrurly Tor asthma,
anG that isycri.h Cotjition when gr.
cumpanici tevarr criI fnC only
harm.c.a remedy that produces imm".
date rcBuls. Logan Dm, Co. Wheel.
inr, ". Va. B +. Peabody, Ecnwoai,
and Bow.o * Co., bridgeport, o. .
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-10-26

iindon.- The Bo,lun Commercial Bullctu
win ay 10 morrow Oi thr wool market Tao
make. was uul nu.l ieniur",c". THO move
m the uuU ihu recent heavy safes vi wool
have .lu',ri blynr, iyr the present, and ttDual
Tic u,lr,Ul lsNty 'landy Is B, outlet 'Iha best
uuts runrt lu tho thnip ut Eu advance over
uUruinF fafr' iIi AU'lrt.u, which Is nov on tic
IrY.I With flN late lupIu' .U'uf. The Monte.
ydnp markets havl Np.4tl. Sow wool ru,iS Nt
IFrtI rrruoHt .N'i iuNn 10 Boston THIS Is n
rnuI IHu.a 'IIu the MafAtt uFiyg lUr old wool ul
NrsHUn A'ud mere 1Hrsnlu, Ui the woes were
GaHuUi pounds domestic nud la't.puJ pounds
iuH.gu
huW York Wool Grn.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-10-26

NorrIga 20 distressing as a hacking
cough Nothing 40 foolish ~ 10 WIlor
from N. Nothing 40 dangerous II al.
lowed lu continue Onn Minute Cough
Cure rvca immediate rOliOi Logan Drug
Co.,, Wheeling, W. Va, u. 4. lOabody,
lIOnwood and lIowio x Co., Bridge.
mort. U
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-10-26

Tho Bcas Galya IN tho wosOl Tor cato,
bruises, Sores ulcers sd. rnoum, irvCr
sorea, tcttsr, chippOl hands, chIlblains,
corns. aud all skill ordpL,on', AMI nos,.
tiYoIy cures pll'R, or no pny required.
II ia .rardatoul " sIvo pur.ec. sal,jLi.
ton or money refunded. Prica %
contI nos box. For sale bY Logan Drug
Company.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-10-26

TINS hoalinr properties u DO WINS
witch ltmol salyu ufd well known. II
cures 0clcun, skin affections aud IA
sitpply II poriocL remedy Tor piles, LD.
yan Drug ca, Wheeling W. Wa u T.
poabody, lIonwoOd, aud Bowie Goa
BRIDGEPORT, y. y
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-10-26

lr ia a truth in medicine that tho
smallest do,o that performs cure Is tile
best DO Wits ld,tc ht'lv l;ser' aro
tue smallest pills, Will perform. Il cure,
and ura the host. Logan Drug Co.,
Wheeling, ". Va, q. II. Peabody, Ben
wood, anl BoWio d Co., bridgeport U.
,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-10-26
FINANCE AND TRADE.
The rea'uro, ol tno SIpnOy aud Stock
MnrItots


Markets,
New ioRE Oct. ei.-NOncy on call easy at "a
g. per cent last losu per cent; closed at :
percent, Prime mercantile paper TAO pr cent
sterling exchange easier with actual business IN
bankers bills u Slssii ilr demand Hu'l 81 81 "a
4s7'i for slsly days; posted rates 81 sSai ss'3
and slSlaiagi Commercial bills 81 81, Iul ST.
SILVER certificates tS'4C,
Ihe bull sensation vi tOday's stock murkel
wlA ph9Lc Mall, which, on transactions uhiisn'
ally large for That NOck, tu,u ~ per cent Ipe
movement va stimulated by reports 0l ren0N'
hlOl negotiation, between thls company and the
Pacific Mail steamship line, inc Important m
llncnCl upon the general market was rralihGtinn
ul tao fact that the danger OF gold exports linu
bcrn Hycued, for This week NJ least owing To
An easter tendency 10 tlr lIraEil HlCAAuEt i1at'
Etl, Tue market opened mOlgwiulJ gCtiNc, blt
fraction lower generally, thf downward
movement soon AbRtrd apd, under heavy cover
W. by shorts, nn upward movement started
Tao Important gaiui 40 the extreme advances,
aside rom Pacific Alul, included IubhcrD, ~.
wheeling " Lake iril preferred aud lilinoH
Central, ~ Sugar = % aud Tennessee tuA ana
DN'llIng, I per cent, weakness 10 Leather
SHARE, Hll sale, to iuEu pr0al caused geugbl
lglclpua GrHIuc ron the top ii%urts Vhr
iho trading iu bonds was moderate In volume
aud, WbliojAg dcRuGS were somewhat iTTegu'
lar Mo uHGrIouu wa sitous,
uUyerlurUt bonds steady,
STATE bonds inactive.
kSilslHu huuts cong,
Tue I''al sales oI aIocEi to-day were i7sNl
hhUfrs,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-10-26

ss.r.e wE3Tg ursvE AID 17ALi .r=a.Gzn:
h s1iI pr1pT u0aitiyO written guIrRul'c, BY
AUTHORIZED agents only. 10 crro Weak airfiDtg;
Los Of Brain AID EcNO IgHgr; Lost Manhood:
QiiesnCFs: Might Lofsps: Evil Drcaniti lags Oi
Confidence: NcrYUugr0s; ltuHitndc; al Dfeinii
~. caused by 0ypr.rf0gsiOr, Youthful Erfurn, or
RtrolsiVo us ~ IOMccu. Opium "r Liquor,
which lpEig ~ Misarg CONSUMPTION, llsiflly
md Dealt. D. mail Ell a boz hiS iOf swim
written fgauEir1 10 uuf' o. I'llhl Hpn.i'
fIl full iHftfgttiuuH, - tlIi5, OHO campo
Uly Goi TO NHJh pcrfGn ~ mail.
NaiaIn's Sew Pharmacy s0.6 Agents. Hoy
'hu aud Market streets iEg9rter Hlucla Wheel
log ~ Va, lclyDAW
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-10-26

iitU uUfiupfu az Wali UN tupupfduli. brokers
jilii,utuhHugps ll glhl9UO lead qniut, htugrN
slIW o,rHnNFu ylt llu barely slyM,,
,tmIuhNtll olil o., pilates VuOoD, sprllcf dull,
luIuyHIu IL uHul ll
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-10-26
MUNYON
HAS 4 CURE FOR every DISEASE
Tho Famous Professors Marvellous
Success Depends on tho Prepare.
tIon of Separate Specific for Each
AilmonL

Professor Alunyon does not claim that
he has one remedy that will cure all
complaints, but that no has prepared
snocic cures for nearly all diseases,
Ito doss not cIalm that his khoumRlIsm
Cura Will cure consumption or dyspep'
sia, but ho does claim that It will cure
rheumatism. Ills Dyspepsia Cure Ia
prepared expressly 10 CnrG dyspepsia
aud all stomach troubles; his Cough
Cara To cure coughs and all lung conn
p!gintsi his CaIarrN remedies 70 euro
ca!arrh. lilo same may DO said oil all
his different remedies,
Munyon's Remedies arc absolutely
harmlas Had eiiec1 positive aud per-
mnnGut CugO,, A separate specific Tor
0arh disease, At all druggists, mostly
- cents u bottle,
srArgMAN's INDors arGNr
The Hon. W, d. Parnhlm, it,, nj So
DovOnshire street, Boston, Mass, says;
"Ot the many medicines havo triad 20
reliCyn tina terrible distress oi indiCea,
ton, know OF nothing equal 20 Mun.
yau's Dyspepsia Cure. l have suffered
with this trouble lor many years, and
during an unuually severe attack last
month u friend gave mo \ small bottle
OF Munyon's cure to try, from when !
received almost instttt relief ind
that these pellets praiuGo no unplo,s'
aat effects, while performing u complete
cure"
Peronal ls,ter,lo Prof. Munyou. 1905
Arch street, Philadelphia, Pa, answer
ed with free medical advice for any dis
ease.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-10-26

when baby vas ,Ict, Va gave her c''iotln'
when ,no waiA Chlld, Sllo cried Tor caNod',
when Aha became Miss, khc cling to cnriorlA.
whoa Iho had ChUjtcr, ShO gGvothem CA'torIA
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-10-26

Lightning Hot Drops
What q Funny Nums
Very True, but Il Kills All Pain.
Sold Everywhere. Every Day
Without Rollo', There ls No PAY
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-10-26
STATIONERY, BOOKS, Ero.
lssa. 1905.
School Books.

We shall make speciality this
year of School Books, because we
want to get the children started
right. And in order to do so, we
have placed in stock q full line of
School Books for city and country
schools, Tablets for penand pencil,
States, single and double; School
Bags for boys and girls. In fact a
complete line Of School Goods.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-10-26
ARRIVE

From Pittsburgh, 1910 n. N. and 200 p, m.
daily, llsS) y. M. daily. except Saturday. 1000 A.
M, except SundAT, aud rs Il. IN, Sunday only.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-10-26
RAILWAY TIME GARD.

Arryalanl departure o, trains on ini aitsr
w w l'NS ENrhAEAuOH or EERERgSCE
MANS; 'pailyi iDuy, except snud, tDally,
except saturday; ipHllr, except N0ulayi isun.
Gps unil; N"nlly3 only, Saturdays only.
Eastern SfludaHl limo
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-10-26
TnoC!sVellld, LOraiu & Wheeling R, R,

Time Table in effect Monday, May ., 1891
Cleveland Depot, Foot Of South Water Street
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-10-26

WHEELING 4 PITTSBURGH DIVISION.
Forptisburgh. S.ij and 40 a. m. aud i,b p.
m. daily; and 7:si y. M, daily, except sunday
Tor Pittsburgh aud the east, 49, q. m. and 5;S
p. M. aallE.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1895-10-05
4 NEW WORLh

Tally one more fer Aoevseis. p.usk,
courage, pssisnse ard progress. The nor.
~egian explorer, Borehgrsv.isk, hiss ~
turusd from his search for q 6outh Polar
continent. He 10 believed to Do tas..:.arst
human being to s~st:foot on the new land.
Sailing south in . snail stssmsr. In ,sti.
tuds u degrees, hs sightsd.s new prem.
itory, which hs named Cape Oscar. He
thsn 'stssass4 . little way north 70 Cape
Adair. whore 10 made. . landing, saa
probably the Asst hsmsn :.bsisg ~ 60
ashore in this rssisa.: lwitkin tie Aatsr-
tio circle be and bic party fesnd eonpar.
ati'.iy high Temperature, varying from
- degrees 70 26 degrees. remaining st 70
degrees oil through the ice pnek. The
distinguished szlh0.sr expresses IL. b.
i'sf thas thts ns~useeatinsat will epsn up
At least 100000 square miles, or more
than twice the siss Of Ea'ols, ssd will
7astssi'y b . nee world. Thrss s1psdi.
tteas Ars 70 Be AAtsd sat sxd sent 10 make
JsrAAsr espfossSi0a Ut sAs Ants,sis r..
x'oas. vh'sh In :ths sAesShsfsl opinion vi
Asuy are sadss shs caaagss VI sliu.a.e
i~ossssiux the lee gsssD ssa eaoh roar in
Ss"ssiag II ve0ilssiSa,-Ex. q
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1895-10-05
AN q VEGETARIAN.

4 1ssosA o~SoAsAaRhA We Hs News
3sAas .Asss . 1sssAsd Eiua.
5 Willis. god ssws 70 vc;sctariana
that the French laAy who is probably
the Oldest apostle Of that d~ispensatton
IN the world. Nine. Chevillard Of Wy
lesardin. in The Yoane. has just oels-
brated her hundredth birthday and is In
the best Of health Her only ailment 10
u slight deafness, and beyond this she
hasAever been sick in the whole couras
Of her life. Mime. 0evill0d is q stout
Intelligent old Ady end has won tho
NgDeS q hs netsAbuM and friends. SO
0asAed has been this respect that a fete
wa given in her honor at Villcgardin
on May 10. the anniversary of her birth.
This was attended BY every one in the
village.
As . vegetarian Nina Chcvillard is
qpe Of the most consistent in the world
Her family did not believe in tho anti
meat theory, but this elderly dame new
eftheless has been committed to q &
table diet all her life. Not only has she
had . distaste for meat, bat her positive
dislike of the appearance Of It. has baen
20 strong that al early attempts to in
dnce her to taste Il wes f~ruitless.-
New York World
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1895-10-05
Important ,..
To:A1l!

A prospectus Of the proposed Ninneso.
Ia q North Dakota Central Railway show:
ing the advantages and value Of tho ooun
Try traversed by its proposed. lines ON.
bellisLed by illustrations end carrying
q limited amount Of advertising viii be
ssusd as soon 81 the definite ioostien Of
the linee are decided upon.
You will vent your frienas to read this
as veil o. have your section Of North Da
tote Or Minnesota veil illustrated. II will
be read bs over 100000 Interested Now
Rog.and people. More If more vent il.
beud las your name, send us :,yeur
friend. nanes, and let US know hov nuoh
advertising epsoe yosr locality will want
The prospectus ia free to everybody.
The advertising space only covers the
cost OF publishing and distribution. II
will be worth millions Of dollars. to the
Northwest. Address LOCK BOX $50
Portland, n. D.
sep2l.6ts .,Hsf,
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1895-10-05

Stanton Pilot: The veupis vi yA~l..,:.
Coontyare enthusiastic over IT,. proposed
railway, ths Alnuesoss . North Daketa
Csstrsl ssivsy. 4 Airsst line from Du.
18th would opsn up = section Of country
that has Superior sdvantssss YER Ne Old.
- ssstlsA pes<isas e Ne essss. that ia
vsls vsssssl end undertake with coal.
This road II bulN would developo the
largsat 0osl voiss IN the State. The road
wonld get 4 large share Of the cattle trade
from the weat Missouri country. a, oattl
have been crossed over the Missouri u
thi. point and at Washburn aud SHIPPED
frotn Harvey and other points ON the 500
road. Mercer would rejoice with Mclean
to soc a .,nd bni!t to the Missouri river,
as their interests are identical.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1895-10-05
he New w.~s.s sAs.>

The new woman win not black her
own shoes No ono has discovered that
quicker than theboutblsch According
!H1Ggp new to the streets is slringing
1psta various parts Of. the city. One in
;oatdne il in process Of construction on
. basement window. IN Wabash avenue.
Il reads, ladies - % polishing . epe-
cialty." Down below stairs cushioned
chairs stand in Q row on . white mar.
bic rostrum. Dainty brass ~footrests ase
placed in front II tAe chairs, and the
whole 10 concealed from the male por.
tiou Of the establishment By Q fancy
Jaqanese screen. The place 10 not far
froW the Woman's club and 10 near tho
Chicago Woman's Exchange, the Nool
day Rest and tho neW 6aba1ban club
for women and promises 20 do asood
trsda-Chjcsgo TtihupA.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1895-10-05

n A61XE1S.
Herewith I give the people a letter rsla-
tive to the Minnesota and North Dakota
Central Ry., BY Mr.. Geo. E. MansAeld.
N: II. You will notice bv this loster Why
New England men AJAX q allowing to he
made hy the people that would DO bene-
fitted by the building Of the road; viz, on
account Of their beng 40 severely bitton
by other enterprises in other parts Ut the
vest. The requirements to secure the NJ.
N. D. ny. have been practically sgreed
upon, 10 I have stated In anothor article;
viz, a preliminary susvss, the OF pense OF
vhish must BE- met BY the people. If this
survey east of tbs vest; boundary o. the
Red River Valley shows a road con be
CONTRACTED upon a half pe- cent grade
sud vest Of the sane boundary upon q
one per sent grade, end then if the right
II way end grade are FREQ the road will
be bsils and the tra,s ,~service and rates
guaranteed will be given, This agses-
msst 90 Ter - bsi'dtns spplios will only
b entered into definitely III suoh lines as
We nsks the proposition TO. in writing.
dirsst 70 the people. II your place il
within roach Of osr rosie aud your citi-
gems DO not receive such &, proposition by
Sept. s1st. you can depend upon Jul ag-
ur,ng strong upon following another
route. but We will still listen to any prop
osition you may laAke up to Oct. 18th per
our first letter. To those who persist in
laughing at the NJ. d n. d. G. Ry. project
and call it 3 paper railway, We will for the
last time remind you that you a yet On
sire satisfaction as &c financial backing
b7 addressing either the writer or G. g.
Frost. Room 8 Studio Building, no Tra-
,uent ST., Boston, Macs. This a.s.aiuiy
onghs to satisfy AIRY that mean busiress
and want :eferance, but to peddle 1ut to
the public ell they wsat to k,:cw atou
t!e investors present holdings, their poll
tics and religion and any other ahs"rai'
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ovSRs.

The premium supplement Of The Wet.
y Pioneer Pssss, jest issssd. eontsiss
sons Of The most liberal psopssitjoas
sver made 81 ssvspspsr.,.:Assislss 81
actual utility end vAisA ssAisssiiy sest
the price Of . ysss's ssbsssipsioa. ere
given fres. This 10 On sduissbls sppsr.
tunity, 70 obtsin one of Ne very bssa
weekly papers IN the oosatsy and . Aaad.
sons premium With sesh yssrs ssbssrip.
tion.
ssna postal ssrA fer sanPlsssasd Of shs
WEEKLY and Pssnium List 70 the
WEEKLY PIONEER PRESS, q. Pssl
Man,
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1895-10-05

"sendmsnfal Tommy" Nj. J. n
BaErte,e new story. relates the tale ol
the Life. of . Jar boy in . great city.
Mr.. BaFrio has aox takea up his 1eei-
dence in:Iondse apd>is sapsoas4 70 Be
making studies NAasN
This authors Iavoeate a1titnls. Il Il
said, 10 rsolinlag On tho 1ug hs1ess TIE
are. whero hs 0okes IN pesos With his
great St Begn0obestde him-he dosau't
Ike chaisA Il = noted alsothAt In com.
pany he pessDves s~xtsaoediDary inter.
vsls Of silence but he IL always quick
to catch and soDlsad some elsver speech
from those A0und him.-New York
Tribune.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1895-10-05
TO the People Of North Dakota
md Minnesota.

In the carly part OF the winter OF -
and ~. . pron;nent railroad party in
Maine forwarded n ne . letter wr,ttsr by
o. p. ". Huffman, Of Portispd. North Da-
kots, making inqsi,iss sbost railways in
the Ksst, the party 'sskins ne to snswe,
NJ. Humane questions % far "a poss,.
bic, which I dii. thus our correspondence
commenced on railways in North Dakota
AID the tussre d~evsipneut Of the State.
nssy portions Of which are without rail.
way fssilitis..
10 II 10 veil known that . large amount
Of Eastern capital. especially in Nev Eng
Land States. has been isvessed In vnr!Sus
enterprises throsghost ths West In she
past twenty yssrs OF oo,s. which hss 70.
suited II many sssss vish hsav, losses 10
ths isvsssos. The Assse,sl depression
and lack Of essAdsars Of people one With
saeshsr shs pest tee yss,s o, more has
pPevsstsA even lssstimass enterprises "a
be carried oes. The bsild.sg Of railway.
esns 10 . sts.d still IN . msa.urs.
Rsilvsys In the West. ms.y Of which
passed. late ressivsrs hands; invsstmsst
sonpsniss have collapsed. therefore eopi-
tel 10 simid o. to her future Investments
In The fer vsst, a1A ere nov looking more
for sseh near home end developing hs.
ovs isdustrisa. The cid seyinc il, that
whom . New England man oatersvs hss
own Ststs u small sses, he seeks the
wsatern States where he can have a ls,.
ger tsrris"sy {" ssek his fortune. and thus
oss Nsv England men aso scattered from
the Atlantic to tho 7asido.
puvinx nv correspondence ~'Aroash the
vintsr With NJ. Huffman LED u,e &c 5ol,eve
that North Dskota needed more railway
fseilisiss for the people and better ratea
70, the farmer and Q uev outlet for his
rs"Sssts TO the grea: lakes.
Boston capital wcul. not take any in
forest in any l'~a! railways ct yocr State,
a.d I =" informed Mr.. Huffman.
IL early epring I interested ao.zae O: ths
'""es o"A h0VA vi S0PAsa1 III AsSSS'1.I IA Nhti
enterprise ae bs, .,een placed before tho
people Ahrough thc various nevspspers
III Forth DAKOTA and Minnesota. provid
ing th. people done csrssia portion. %
Ass bsss ssassd by NJ. Hoffman, sDd
0hsa shis 10 carried ost by The people
capital sNl come forward and push the
work ~ its com plstion In Garment. 80 II
wholly lays With you all II yoa wish your
State further developed and better rssss.
North llsksts sua Minnesota both
stand veil our New Isslsnd psopls.
Further lot ms state. that this sntsr.
prise 10 10 ~ vay contested With The
Rinsa railway project o. 0ish cay other
company constructed or not.
we mean business II the proper on.
,ouraRement ia given NC.
We are practical rnilroad men in all de-
;Ails of construction and operation.
Yours Respectfully,
0Bs. E. MANSFIELD.
Greenfield, n. H., Sep. %, 1895.
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Northwest Nsvs, one Of the livslisst
and best edited pspsss in the State. on
entering volume X, ha. this TO cay:
''+Ths Nsss nee oftsn stood almost alone
bastltng for fundamental rights Of sAs
people. D tts stsk4ng stand it has Goa.
esntratsd spon itaelf the rage Of dissp.
pointed politicians and the hatred Of cor.
porsts oligArohs. Bot. - hsa run the
gauntlet, tsss sometimes dscinatsd but
''stil in the ring" II has during these
years made - stesling friends - II has
stirred up hitter easnisa. II Ia worth
eight yssss Of hssd work, irreprsssibls
grit aad n~nyisldiag dsterminsGion-to
win the proofs Of friendship. that are .
coming In from the psairies Of North
Dskots-plsdgss AhAt the Nevs has sl.
ways advocated the riRhta Of the people,
according TO its bss1 lights.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1895-10-05
.SAe Rsskv Msu.,s,,s.

Along The line Of the Northern PssiAe
RailresdsboasA In large GENE. Messs,
deer, bear, ok, Aountsin Nons,' sts., eao
vet b found there. The trss spertsmsa
10 willing 70 10 there fee then. 4 iissls
book ssllsa .Natusal Game Pressrves,"
psblishsd bt'ths Northern Pacific Rsil
Iesd will be sent upo1 ssasipt Of feur
costs in stamps hy CAAs. 8. Hos, General
Pes. Agsnt, u. Paul, Aiss.
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We .sprssnt the largest nsusfsetsss.s
Of 1sseshsld Frraiture in the world, ssd
cell to snytoAy ct factory prless. All
shipnsnts direst frem The ChtesgO factory
Oar large fsrniturs eatalouge nailed 10
any adarsss On tsesipto OF 8 esnts n ssanps
70 pay psssags. Oar special BABY csrri.
sgss Catalogue, showing O. new styles,
aailsa 1rse. AMssIoAy FuDss1uD1 AosB.
OF. Retail PROFIT 6nashsrs. Gsls1s, Kan
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Right 1ises.
csal Hsrbor.

Yov ees 80 0eod. grind your own feed
.nt rsup yss1 water with a OF tho
d ..4..tAes that h sold By n. ". Grsmss
the ,hss2 assavsss mas 81 Disns,st.
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TAis DADss y sasvred as ~second-ciAss nostDr
- ~ fssts0ss 1t Oas,,nurn. Noseo Daoota.
OFFICIAL 4AP1R or M,LEAN co.

Fargo Argus: Tie Aorseless carriages
are making progress. Tho first coat.
$500 for two persons, fl, 100 for four por-
sons.-will have to hc reduced; bnt the
speed, IL miles an norr,-and the co-t Of
operation with petro!s2m,--about q cot
and = half a mile. seem to be a%atlafac
tory. The bicycle aas dealt Il deadly
blow 70 The "plug," tad the high c%lsssel,
high priced eaRris2e horss will be finally
30 supplsntsd BY tho motorcycle.
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We l'a9" s'etoa ~tat ws "": dr., are ready
to give yOs rsfersscs hat sill prove %
can do II. Aftsr all this il yes are stll
married 20 tire +! ".S =. .,s.a,..t -.
sssA "te',: aa! -aiej :sis s,iea. .a.4
f...uss 3. =. .~u..;a"x.ce
"f 1t. Dir. Aauses:d'. :ot.er g to tho paiot,
don't fa.l 10 read il through end through
and then take of your coat and 10 to
work. If this project fails, you may de-
pend on having much difficulty to obtain
q" pitsl any ways soon again for snything
nin;iHr. y. p, N. HuyYN,Ar
Act. Gen. Mgr. II. . N. q. q. Ry.
Portland, N. D., Sept. ~. 1896.
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George Jennings viii PAY CASH for
Butter avery russisy At .ohn YegiD's
store Bismarck.
J.s.as pan.s. % o.
Rich. Place,
Coal assbes.
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Map. Of Ntinn..s.. ..a xostA D.t.s.
showing Gle propssss itnss q he Misas.
sofa . North Daksta Central Railway viii
b. sent to an, address Tor % e.ass. Al
'dre.. LOCK Rox ss'. Po'.l.aa. n. D.l
sssp-ai.as.a