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The advocate., 1895-08-14

young lawyer OF leading chicago law
firm to take charge Of Widow Russells
case. The young lawyer did not deem
it necessary in order to win his case to
attack the validity of the grant. The
simple point he made was this: The
heirs of Richard Russell have q final
receipt for a soldiers homestead. This
shows the land the homestead is on
was surveyed and open to settlement
as public land. Was it rightly sur.
veyed as public lsndP If so, that SOL
dier's homestead belongs to the heirs
Of Richard Russell and not to the Max
we'll Grant company.
The evidence presented for the con-
sideratlon of the jury consisted Of a
Mexican plat (deSeno) backed by con-
frmstory parole testimony. This
Mexican plat that the grant claimants
had recorded in the county clerks
office as indicating the boundaries of
their alleged grant, show cOnclu-
siVely that the north line of the al
legged Maxwell grant could not extend
north of the Ration mountains, which is
the dividing line between Colorado and
New Mexico; that all the water courses
of the alleged grant were tributary to
Red river in New Mexico, south Of the
Ration mountains. The water course
that the soldiers homestead is located
on is the PurgatOry or Las Animas
river in Colorado, north of the Ration
mountains. Secretary Kirkwood, on
August Is, 1881, reported on this plat
as follows:
The alleged plat or desCno fails to indicate
any approach aVhatever to the PGrgGtOry or Las
AnimGs riUer. On the contrary, all the waters
represented on said plat are manifestly trlbu-
tary to Red river.
That the jury should have been per-
mitted to retire and pass upon the doc
umentsry and other evidence sdduCed
is made certain by section 2447 of the
revised statutes which provides that
so called patents to Mexican private
land claims ''shall in no manner inter.
fere with any valid adverse right to
the same land, nor be construed to
preclude legal investigation and de-
cision by a proper judicial tribunal be-
tween adverse claimants to the same
land"
The attorney for the Maxwell Grant
company, however, Charles E. Cast, of
Pueblo, concluded it would never do
to let that case 90 to theJury. Sure as
shooting it would decide that that
homestead of the dead soldier had
been rightly surveyed as public land
and that it belonged to the heirs of
Richard Russell, deceased, and not to
the Maxwell Grant company. So
Charles E. Cast, Esq, Of Pueblo, sat
down. saw him-snd wrote out this
verdict for the jury:
[October term, $780,
The Maxwell Land Grant Company Vs. Ma.
rion Russell, ct al.
We, the jury, find the issue for the plaintiff,
and that the plaintiff owns in fee simple the
premises described in the complaint and that
the defendants unlawfully withhold the same.
Thus it was that an investigation
and decision by the jury, warranted by
section 2447 of the revised statutes was
squelched. The jury was not per-
mitted to decide, from the evidence, as
to whether the land on which the dead
soldiers homestead was located was
Decorah-posten., 1895-07-05

teIl9t og ioretrrstcr. at fire 8emteosls
Mtnloriiet fan traie aisiGrelie Um
Sieo % glaner for IDbp8niuser.
Tait. 9ilmea fptte fig i fin Samoit.
tl9beo oreoen iii Der at bragg iuo
Spsr8smaalet ON assurance. 5or'
manOen Gioroe opmertiom paa, at
oenne Sag bDrie hjamme mosr ct
&unft | 6iuausiomiteer, bupr Der piloe
blioe Inleonius til at brpfte bette
GpDrgBmaal, f~priaaoiot Iom Der bleo
2to certil. 4ait. Sjlmen fGieoe fig
enoelig beri.
G~n9aaenoe Gables Gemiiarp / 5ico
8ing uotalte Gpuooen lin Glabe poer
oenne IniiaIts @ir,iou6eo % gpoe
Signing, % %opmuntreoe til at fonmc
a~nitaltcn ibu peo at ieuoe Gteper %
poe 8ibrag til GiGloen. iom builer paa
8p8nln9et. Set Oplpites, ct Stolcn
enous i jim Gilunreties fSritc Sar baooc
unret selfsupporting.
Nu9aaenoe Qnreriemirdret / Giorr
Sails p~eoto9e5 DC auor: Siitrifters
Sci ntnjng.
@fooet bcfla9coe, at life Itorre Sns
teresie taUoe ulit fig iuoen SumiunOct
for oenne etOle, % OpiurOreoe inbs
ItGnois til at itptte ben.
@eo ~lnota9ctie al Ell gepil9uinn
paa $3.50 til llnoerpisnins / 8irteIang
% 0tesie bed 2utber Seminar. iom
Iorfateoes, peotoscs De andre Giitrif'
tets 8eitu!nin9er uebr0rcnOe 9ares
onItaIter.
GDnooen opfororeoe fine 2emmer at
arbeioe for, at G~amiunoets Organ,
"&irtetiocnoe", MATTE bljpe inoigrt i
buert Siem. Slaoet baooe / garet8
Sob taltet al fig ct SuerItlio fort
$l,036. Wian pniteoe iiuise, at Siaoet
llopioes til "a Sioer.
8grneblaoet5 Gebaftion poeroioeS
til 8arnebiemmetS SusIaoer. SAT-. 8.
Sranot u~aretager ~fremoeles Sgnoagss
itoIeai0elingen.
S Giliuloe al, at Soerifuoet al
"8Drneblao" blir Itorre eno $500, ipm
Gant til SpnO0efasi cn, tiIiaioer bet
8arnebiemmet ielo.
s YtioOa9sItunoen boiot GaIt. gtits
Glere Ereoifen. (Sluttes.)
Decorah-posten., 1895-07-05
Gaon. Wc,p Mcricp.

Giuao mig gienuem 2ereS Greoc gIao al
lcuoe mine &enner % &ienoinger uogIe Orb
en- 6or5oIoene her ueoe / oenue llOIant a
&er9en.
2et er peo Gialp al tunitig Gambling cher
3rrl9atIou, at bet bar uGret muIigt at faa
bette &ano til at frembriuae uoset. 90 MI
9ror Der alt iom fan tGntes. altnutet er
iunot "a betagc!igt, ian mauge Spse ie9er
berHeO for at 9ienuiuoe fin SelbreO.
Ser er enouu life, %iaaotot mig ~bellenot,
no8en g%torite, "foruoen mig ielu, men her
bar r9ret Ell bel Sci fra S%tougbtou, loml
bar ilSbt 9aao, iaa leg baaber, at Der mart
oil bIioe ct uorlt Excitement. Seq tror, al
bette riloe pGre ell GOD Ilno5 Tor mango,
iom lCaer Jig ct Sien, % De buroe fomme
berlco o. beie 2anoet, iUr be refer til noaei
cHoet Steo. Smut 8. Siaaoal.
Decorah-posten., 1895-07-05
Modlefter. giinncfnta.


Stoitleosn Sonoas gttermiooo8 oro1 Der
en- loGr 0a8lliorm oper G9ucu ber. &osI'
l@tornleu par leOiasst al en- Crian ira gtoro'
oelt. &aa mauBe Steoer bauoe Sa9ieae en-
~~sgrreiie at ira 4 til 6 CONNER / Gmfreos,
Store Cab CT ocrpeo fleet, % aolinseu 81
pea mango Steoer totalt porIngt. On
NtGn3oe Binou5rIoer btep inoilaaet oues
belle Spcn; tiaise bIeu eli WRu9oe SrGy
bieli neo, % i 9gbet al uo8Ie faa Minuter
bIeo 0aoerne ioruanOleoe til en- Saioppt.
uoe oco Gmbsip8eboipitalet bar Sior.
men oTrit. Staoen, JON uuret:soes paa
5oigitalet5 Gienoonr, aulaats til benimoo
5000 Dollars. ct iaaonut llpeir iom bette
bar Ter life uGret lioeu Gpcioueu / 1888.
C5iaa auIoeu bar / Dc to lioIte 9iGtter,
2Gac % 27oe SUM-, pnrct tcmmeltg nTrf,
oo8 or enonu iugen Staoe onretter. 8aa
mango Steoer uoe paa Sauoet, buor lille
uOetret %raieoe, itaar NuIlngsn iroOig %
8r9a, % JarmerHe leper / glao 5orBaab'
mug ON en- rig % oeIii9uet 9oit.
Sobn g. Sien.
Decorah-posten., 1895-07-05
Sfat paa Mngfarle.

81 meooelte forleoen, at be orrle
un9farle maaite mart tom til at maatte
betale Stat al Zig ielp, ba bet bar paa
Gale at inolepere ct 6orilag til Sou
ON, at ale 8eberiuenoe, iom bar ooer
so % unoer 55 slar, r9 iom life 1apoe
iriet % Iaaet gliilaa minbIt en- Gang
Gos buer al 8 iOritieaise uuse elIer Of
brenbe NDsr, ituloe betale en- pasienOe
5erminIfat, Der ituloe unuenoes til
u~noerbulo al gairle 4ebermper.
Chicago Record iauitrerer, buOrbnn
set uil tumme III of saa for fig. mar
2open traoer i Strait, reo eiteriDlsenoe
Nnefoote:
en- %ebcrioero Far erfl9ret fig for
Ell guaoatter ps fiber III meo ct lus
renoe 8lit o9 uenter paa Guar. Gnoes
lis Tiger bun, % Stemmen lpoer meos
!ioenoe:
set sicr mig prbt. 9ar. lln9mano;
men ics fan life bliue bin aons."
"Surra!" raaber l~lustarlen os iprins
ger op al @lGoe; 4taf ital on Ia for
be Srol 0ette er min treble 'aurp,,
us M sr ies fri for at betale uns:arls
itat!"
Decorah-posten., 1895-07-05

Spmaltinen "Qusuenlen' lom leg leHote
for ben lite Se2tenbcr, bleo ri1tig mootas
get. Zen er ale Gelc Ell iaa COB o. en- iaa
bel u0iipret Mtalttne, JON Der fan iaaes, ON
eno Rriien bar ben oobbeite. Zen gjDr lite
&!aslss arbeioe. 6ra9icu tulieoe 81. 80.
Z. BeTtelfen, German, &aniaS.
Decorah-posten., 1895-07-05
Sacrco Secart, Minn.

Sacreo $1eart er en- trluelig 8p oeo g.,
81 q Ct. i. 8aner, o. Den ppger linoi9 og
ioin9er ia bot op. Ser er mango patre
Sp8ntn9er ppiprte / Den ieuere Iio, nemlIig
,. Garoncrs 8ant 8Dsniug. lOm er 81
ntaalte ogia1 bliotr ben melt intpoiereuos
Sp0ntng her / 8Den; iaa bar ri 8aItor
Bcr8s Bp8nin3, iom er Ell meget oaf'er
Gpgnitg, o9 JON mart er iGroia at tases
8ru3.
Sunobe03tilitanoen bar life pRret iaa 900
| Saar Ion p~uiteligt tunoe pore, i0et Gtfs
tcrit bar boiot til Der. Zen bar ogiaa
trGoet line Sira, iiGr bIanot %llu9oommeu.
@oao BET a;rtellge augaur, ioa er Der 3
Erciter, ell al ben norIfe Sguooe, ell al
9on3es % Ell al ben ipenlte au9ultana
Spnuoen.
Ser arbeiocs for GiEoItsin9cn. o. BET
9lGoer mig at is, at port Soft begnpoer at
faa Giacne op % i. DuiIfen 6are be gaar
ilnooe baaoe ior fig iclu o8 bort 2ano o9
line Weomernefer. Bette CT a!tiaa Still
lingeu ioao: 9ette ubpre Gnoe ligger birs
orenoe ,oeien for al Jteiorm o. 5rem9nn9
% nraa rDooes bort, on hi ltal uaa 2Gorne.
ligbeoeas. GreoerS o. Gocrilooens forl9t.
teoe &aao. Spr SID o9 GIngt bar MI jim
@jsrniug a. 9lore; ital oi bore iGaoauue
JGore DGroige o. pii. os p9roige ben grp,
De bar eIteriaot o5, oa nlaa hi uoipre bet
GrbeiOe, iom bujIer paa os, % nipple Sioen5
&rau iom WtGno. Set er Dor Sag at no.
rDooe 3In3brittebanoelen, ii9eiom andre al.
%itaifeoe Slapebanoelen. Gusorifbanoeleu
er uri9tis. oa ben goelGg9er uugoommens
5remtto og iuuier Nioeroommens Saab,
FRAZIER litpIo o9 ~beimpffer SfpIo, itieler
ben GrIige Ranos GortjeueTte % Sat.ta.
manoens iurt erbcerpeoe spare Itiuinaer, 90
0ipr en- Mano oeo 2iuets Gnbe blemlps.
pennelps. ct gra9 paa 2egem 90 SiGl,
brrnger bans Suitru % SDru til Better.
itnoeu. Set &c lille bare uri9ti9t, bet er
itjanoi9t.
2aoer us areinmmcr, Que iom en-, bIioe
eni9e % arbeioe for at faa bette ub9re ga
beruieloe 3ritte 10 Of bort 2ano.
Sans 6. Strom.
Decorah-posten., 1895-07-05
GfwcScrncS gtauocfnrc.

&bt5 Der poerbopeoet er rooetloms
belit pOiitlpt / &ineIernes 9feli9ior, iaa
CT bet %piItnof ganoelGreu. &na bette
Euntt 1laar beres bgoe 8autro puer /
Den melt lcuenoe Suertro, og OH Der
bleu onitiuet ~erunOige l~lnoeripgelier
paa benne Sumleplaos for ben f~ineliIte
SnobilOuiu9strait, piloe man liftert
itnoe aurioliteter, iOm inlen G~urppGer
oiloe oromme OH at trnIie Der.
Gaaleoas OplDier en- &eiienoe, at
iu0e / GrOpinolen Gio Situau, lan9t
ira al enropGiIf os amcritnnit Snoflp.
oclie, oprtes % tribes 8anfenanOer,
ION | ct os alt ii9ner fine europ9iife
6eler. &ua ben trcttenoe Dag / ben
iprlte Waanco lufler Nauoebe ipnrgerne,
icm i &e9elen er auinoer, fig inc i eli
Stuc for at raa oipgrge Srnfiet ueo
6i9lp al ell itOr Sam6us turp, / 6prs
men nGrmeIt !i9uenoe en- 9laoe8furp.
Define onbrirgc5 ne0 Suuoeu ineiret,
ouenpaa ben lGgges en- Spilepinoe, %
to al 9amerue 0rjber ON ben uroerite
Gano meo Den bgire Saano, meoens
Ell treble bgter Nnii9tet neo mpo Ouls
uet % peobliuer at raa6e: "Gr pu aIes
reoe fommen?", inbtil 4auoen eIter en-
Sios 5orlgb anmeloer fin Nlnfomit peo
at banfe meo 8inoen paa &urpen.
6Grlt maa ben uiDnli9e @eiit bepiie, at
ban er Den rette, bed at iise, buor 9ams
met boer at De 5itltebeparenoe er, %
bar ban beioaret bette fDloeitsjDrenoe
meo ct Sap for boert Nar, gior man
bam andre pi9ti9e Spgrgsmaal an9aas
enoe 9G0teifaber o.. i.p. Senne Gift
.betrastes BOG meo en- bis SfD al De
ileIte aiueiere, iom nut tror paa Ell iaas
ban 9lunocmaneu, men amer BET for en-
Gierning.
aineierne er O9iaa fprtrolige me6
9iaulebeiGttelicr, i bpilfet 2iliGloe
ben onoe Gano letter Seosommenbe
iItano til at sipre bDiit martelise
aunfitptter, iOm i%faffer Fam en- euo
Subtest hos De opertrpiIte gilltuere.
Decorah-posten., 1895-07-05
SiGfou, Moro Cafoto.

Ia leg iieloen cuer oIorig fer npset irt
o'slc SraIter, iaa tinoe maaife mango a
Sinoet5 &Riere !ite at bore, buorleoes 81
Iepcr her paa bisie ilaoe 4rairier.
Vi leper noIiaa goot % er bel tilmooe
4i1r0aen fer temmeIig 8oot no, og oct tea
ner ii3 til ct goot 2Iar, bui5 itte Sa9l ol
Slro gi0r o5 nogeu Sta0e.
Garmcr1c rnuOt ber auler for bet meitc
9oeoe, Saore, Corn, 5lar. Yoteter pg 9rea,
tnrer, % mango Drioer meo @riicaol. Set
.pnner Jig at aule 0riier, tiger mango, o.
bet tror le9 oglla. !Snluor Salppripu.
Decorah-posten., 1895-07-05

en- 6aciimtle al bans Srep.
Ser. ". g. Isnr, ben befIeuote gpanss.
lift / Gurcta Spriusa, Grf., flyer: sea bIeu
belbreoet for catnrrbalf 95ubeb / 1886 peo
at BRUCE Aerial Medication, oS bet bar pitt
ia at pGre en- permanent aur. Seq anbe.
ialer oeune Sur, hpOriOmbelii iss irroes. o.
tienoer mango 5ilfaloe al Gatarrb os Gun
0einaoomne, iom er bIepne beIbreoeoe Deb
bets grue.~ Geu. IS. 6. 8eur.
Decorah-posten., 1895-07-05
arVey1BllGSlaldLald Association
A. c. SPAULDINC, President

Zen teoIe Gienoonn. til at a~nbriuge Inc 4en0e 90 off burtia
forp9es YriS ira MI al. &jgb MI, ueOen5 oct CT biai0t.
ZAP ~cieftriIf Wei 90 uDe ~s5abrifer pt mart forgge bets
SGrOl. 2Gs nue Dor npc gouO, iou iorlanger 8etaling al fun
So % so ON %aiaaneOen. S,9cn 9teitc.
Gorite officiating SO; maaneoIige Nfbetnliuger oereffer IS og
10 Erocent Nfora9 gtpc5 pa officiating at 800 eQer mere.
0pt5 Den, 1orl tlpber, efterat ban bar 6etalt cit 5reoie0el al
Ertien for Ell 2ot, ogr, oil N8lociationcn itjooe Den fig6te Got fri for
aue 9efteller og uoen mere &etaling til buiueniombett SlRgtuing
nGpnt toruo, tornolat at aQe Nibctalingcr ~lorfalone ueO Sip
berers SpO par bctale. SaaleoeS fan 5 pGre ioroisieOe ON, at,
boi5 9poen bortrpfer Goer, IgreuO alt CT betalt, oil G0ers 5as
mile bolte 6orOeen al, bOaO s bar lagt no.
Sngcn Hentc! Hette Nibetaiiwger! 2lsiurance /
Sitfrloe al SposTalo!
u" Igcnter pnFc5. Som % tai meo o&. 8orreIponoance
gnfes. NGpn bette glao.
Harvey and Blue Island Land Association,
IS Hartford Building, Corner Madison and Dearborn,
l. JUOSoA WEST, Manager CHICAGO, ILLINOIS.
Decorah-posten., 1895-07-05
Weoieimcr for NaaneoerS Yes
hauoliua oratis.

Cor at bet enotglere oenne 8ebanoltu9s'
maaoe u9 beoiie peo Gortrnooelieu al en-.
buer Gp.oI, al ben er Ell iitter Sur Tor 2gps
ten, Gaiarrb, Salss CO &nuseipsoomme, oil
leg gratis ienoe tiIiiraitslis gfeoieiu for en-
8 gRaaneoers 8ebanolins. - Girio til: 8.
s. Woore. %. 8, Cincinnati o.
Decorah-posten., 1895-07-05
~G1apSatcruc3 Stcune.

g,iuueIotn Giitrift al Spnobcn bol=
bet garsmooe reO HOtbiah Cticr
Sail. 3d., Iiiuu., 20oe-21be
SUM 1895.
Decorah-posten., 1895-07-05
correspondence.

er1tsrraaHcer rtfH g'aur ca goresf, iaars trr
? fetc &fnirH I'll. be tir iyts craar7 eirunsulTfs q
tfffiittnrt. gobrrf rii life btpe pTsntlilarevs, rieb'
h'HFie tse'omniaaOe GprelppaneHi rnfsr bet. men
AfeetieHrp maa hare 9apuet CO s~leresitn.
Decorah-posten., 1895-07-05
Sen piies Wiuno er i bans Sierte.
Oaarens 6ierte er / bans Munb.
Vrit.

Nps afogoe BAIL
gtanIeD al Soutb Sap.
3beo. Semiuarp, Qouis.
bile, &D., flyer ON Aeri.
al Medication: SEQ
ssan blerteli9 anbeiale
bets 8rua." Gtrio efter
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-12-07
LOCAL DREVITIEs,
Matters OF Minor Moment In and About
the City,

Matters OF sIInor Moment In and About
the City,
Opera House to-nlght-"Trllby,"
The Island ferry resumes this morn
lng,
MntlneeS at both theatres this after
noon.
The Grand to.nIght-"A Baggage
Check"
oAicer Gardner run In A. ]. Walker
last night for begging on the streets.
John Looney was arrested by Officer
Mlchaels yesterday evening for drunk
enness.
New shelves are being erected In tho
public library reading room for the ac-
ccmmodRtlon OF reference books.
The committee on accounts met last
night and audited the city clerk'n
books. The police committee also con-
vened and recommended for payment
bills amounting TO SOL IS.
The special council committee on the
natural gas question has been called 10
meet on Monday evening next by
Chairman Taylor. The committee on
markets will meet on the same even
Ing.
william Keys, OF West Liberty, was
run In yesterday by officer McCaus-
lhnd,for drunkenness, and Oscar Casey
on the same charge by officer Kemple.
Two Migrants TON" Trainer and
George Allen. were landed In the lock-
up by Officer Bowers.
The funeral OF George II. Marshall,
OF the Island, took place yesterday
afternoon and was attended by Camp
No. llg, Union Veteran Legion. In a
body. The intcrInent was Mt Weeks
cemetery. back Of Bridgeport. Mr..
Marshall leaves wife and six children.
President Maxwell, of the second
branch Of council. presided ut police
court yesterday morning In the ab-
sence OF Mayor Caldwell ]. N. Grove
and II. o. Dit, tramps, were let go on
their promise 10 leave town. a. ].
Watson. vagrant. was sent to the hill
for IS days. j. E. Royce got 30 days
for carrying concealed weapons, and
John West for disturbing the peace
received l5 days sentence.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-12-07

Last evening the city council of Mar
tins Ferry held n meeting at which
business Of considerable Importance
was transacted, Street Commissioner
Coates appeared before council and
stated that he was willing to continue
the work on the streets during his term
as commissioner. Councilman James
offered motion that he be allowed to
do as suggested but there was no sec.
ond. Later, Councilman James offered
another motion OF practically the same
puTport, but again there was no second
So the controversy between the COM
missioner and council remains unset
tied.
The most interesting part OF the sea-
sion was to follow. Some time ago u
"LeXow" investigating committee was
appointed to look over the books and
Offices OF the city officials, including the
police department, mayors office, etc
This committee wns composed Of CITY
Solicitor Dixon, Mayor Westwood and
Mr. S. r. Dean. They made their re-
port TO council last night. The books
OF tho officials for their entire term, the
past sixteen months, were audited py
the committee, II was found that the
entries In the marshals and mayors
books were somewhat contradictory,
and that two or three OYercharges had
been made in the police department.
However, the disclosures showed moth
Ing but carelessness on the part OF the
officials II was shown that the clty's
afraiys had been conducted In the same
loose manner for twenty years. In the
future there will be more system In
keeping the accounts, The report OF
the committee was accepted and Mr.
Dean, who spent some time on the re-
cords was paid $50 for his services.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-12-07

In speaking OF Robert JTilllard and
hls performance OF "Lost-2i Hours"
the attraction 10 be seen at the Opern
House "wednesday. December II, 1895,
the New York Crlilc5 assert that Mr.
Illlilard has rh1wn extremely good
rrnRc In not grabbing for all the fat
.llncq. talking all the good situations and
trying To give tho wholN performance
himself. a liberal proportion NJ these
morscls $50 coveted by the ambitious
actor has been given TO cuch member
of the company II ia n condition rurc-
~ allowed by n star particularly II nrS.
Onc), and Mr., billiard Is certainly do
pcrvlng Of credit Tor NJ lenst permit
tlng-lt not cncournglng--lt in this In
stance.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-12-07
To.nlehr. Entrrlnlnment.

This evening at Wesley NJ. f. church,
Jacob street, South Side, the Get
There" company Of the young peoples
organization, will give musical and
literary entertainment that is sure to
please the already assured large audi
ence. Among the noteworthy features
will be the selections by the Gwcnt
Qunrtette, OF Martins Ferry, n musical
organization that has achieved an en-
Vlnble reputation. The proceeds Of the
entertainment are for the benfit OF the
church
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-12-07

The meeting OF the BARRIERS Of Wheel
ing, for tho purpose Of forming union.
viii take place tomorrow afternoon nj
. o'clock. at Schcnk's hall, on the South
Side. M mentioned already in this pa
per The announcement that the meet
ing would be held on the following Sun
day ia wrong. At this meeting,
which should bo attended by nll
BARRIERS, steps win he taken TO have dis
continued the practice Of some shops in
remaining open on the Sabbath. The
sentiment seems TO bc greatly in favor
Of no shops on Sunday.
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THE HUB cLoTHlHRs AND FURNISHES.
T HE HUB ''.'' r Field f

Seems that we have done even better in Overcoat,
than we thought Themore we see and hear of otbe,
stores and stocks the palmer it is, Don't buy blindy
Don't be afraid to come in just to look. Our statesmen
are paid salaries-their time is yours-to show Or
sellust as you say and the best of it is we have
variety to show, too Not exaggerating bit When
we say we have as many Oyorcoats as any three
stores have, because we show all the styles. If We
took your measure and made them to order we could
not give. you any better garments, There are no
finer fabrics there are no better trimmings then
could be no more care and pains given to the mai
ing. You can see how perfectly they ft-that is h
beauty of readymado coat You can try them Oh
and sec how you like them before you buy them
Another beauty about ours is that nobody could tell
whether they are readymade or not-nine out often
would say not. $500 is our lowest price-gOol
Coats-goodas any anywhere for $7.OO-$25a
our best, and there are none better-none as good
except from the finest tailors and they double the
price, Hero full satisfaction or no sale-a word Of
fault and back goes your money-quck. Don't you
like the fairness? Our Coats are as honest as our
methods.
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Tnn Panhandle DyOinS establish.
mont, ownol By John llOilmolor, at No.
1881 Market street, Is tho best equipped
housoot it4 kind IN Wheeling. In addl.
ton to tho dyGIng and cleaning depart.
mcnis a corpi Of fitst.claiI tailori arc
employed, who can do repairing aa noat
no II Ia possible, Clothes aud lAdleI
garments, cleaned or dyod, eau no madO
tOlook like now Satisfaction guaran'
NanI
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At the Christian church Rev. a. NJ.
Hnrvuot will remain over another Sun
day. His morning subject VIII be,
Seeking and Saving the Lost" md at
night, 1.-THE Parable Of the Ten Wiz
gins" Preaching at 1910 II. m. and
1850 p. m. Sunday school nt $3.50 n. m.
and Y. r. S. c. T.. at $50 y. mp, a very
Interesting feature otthe evenIngservice
viii hc the answering Of questions by
Mr., lIarVuot.
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Has found that her little ones urc i'm.
proved more by the pleasant laxative,
Syrup Of Figs when In need of the laxn-
tive cfrcct " n gentle remedy than by
my other, and that u IN moro nccoptn-
blG To them. Children enjoy It and II
benefits lhcm. Tho true remedy. Syrup
of irlgr. IN manufactured by the Cnllfor-
MIA Fig syrup Go, only.
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WE are selling a 50 90 Pocket Bool,
for 81 co.

PILES Of people have piles, but De
Wits Witch Hazel snlvc VIII euro
them. When promptly applied II cures
gcnlda and burns without the slightest
pain. Logan DRUG Co.. Wheeling W.
Va, Il. II, Peabody, BcnwoOd, and
Bowie & Co., bridgeport, o. 3
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FOR SALE.
Chleksring Upright Plano.

One OF our most prominent families
has broken up house keeping, and hav-
Ing no further use for the plano, has left
II with us for sale. 1t Is the finest style
OF Chlckerlng 4 Sons Cabinet Grand
Upright Piano In perfect condition,
and can be bought at great bargain.
+. w. BANNER & co.
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AK for P. D. Horse Cover. Take no


Those desiring instruction In Elocu-
ton or Acting may apply to Miss A.
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