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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-02-22

In the substitution OF pin trays 70,
pin cushions an opportunity il afforded
for covering part OF tho bureau or
dressing table with pretty sa,chet
These are In varying sizes, the smallest
being iufinitcsinal and the larges. vas.
enough to conceal the whole bureau
top. In the latter case no other cover
is necessary, and the toilet accessories
arc laid upon the satchet, which, OF
course. is fiat, and but lightly stuffed
with the perfumed wadding. That is a
dainty fancy which many woman has
now OF keeping every article OF her per-
sonal possession sufficiently in contact
with the one odor she selects and solely
adheres to for them to absorb and re-.
tain faint trace oil it. Combs and
brushes laid with this intent upon the
satchct acquire an impalpable frac-
rance which is dclica,ely impaired TO
the hair on which they are used. Moth.
ing shows more lacl, OF taste than the
over FREQ use Of perfumes. The violet,
rose, heliotrope, whichever is used,
should be family suggested rathcr than
obtrusivcly perceived.
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WOMEN OF THE WORLD.
a Poop Into Tholr Lives and Evon Int
Their Thoughts.

A Poop Into Tholr Lives and Evon Into
Their Thoughts.
Ella Wheeler Wilcox says that sho
owes good deal to corsets. for she
feels 30 much better after she has taken
them on that it is certainly pleasure
TO woar Thorn.
Tadau Suglye is, tho name OF Japan
ESQ young woman who has boon study
ing in Wellesley college tor three years,
and who is now teaching in Oiaka in n
Christian school for girls.
Miss Julio Cooper. niece OF Peter
Coopor. is ono Of tho family upon whom
tho great philanthropist's mantle haa
fallen, though tho public knows but
littl0 OF her wide charities.
Tho professional entertainers, vocal
ists, musicians, readers. otc., aro somo-
times apparently gricvod whom tho
hostess doos not promiscuously intro.
duco them to all tho ladies' prosent.
An Austrian overcoat for young boys
Is mndo of dark blue melton with a
doop collar and cuffs ofblack astrakhan,
tho same extending down the front of
tho coat. instoning with four black frogs.
About tho ycar 400 tho queen Of
Franco astonishod tho kingdom by
driving about in swinging chariot
mounted with gold and goms. 1t was
tho only wheeled vehicle for pleasure
purposes in France.
Tho love OF Borlioz's lilo was m Irish
woman, nm actrcss, homely as could DO,
thcy say, but with such apowcr Of do
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nEN0vArlNG sUMNIGl. GOWNS.
Maybe This Hut May Provo OF Practical

Maybe This Hut May Provo OF Practical
... Value.
Just word to tho woman who 10
planning 10 ronoyato hcr Inst seasons
gowna 80 rs to make them pro,ontablo
Tor this summer may find this hint OF
practical value. A style that Is worry
useful, especially II ono Is ronova.ing
tho bodice, 10 to cut It In low square
back and front, filling this opon space
with some now bright contrasting ma.
terial In silk or satin. To conceal the
Joining use q twisted ribbon, II row OF
lottod gimp. or band OF volvct with
rosottes and shoulder bows for addi.
tional trimming.
lfthe sleeves aro not voluminous for
tho present fashion, large putis may DO
added, matching tho silk or satin gimp,
using tho best portions Of tho old
sleeves for tho forearm part OF the now
sleeves, or n very full rufllo OF lace may
10 sot above tho original sleeve, thus
producing distendod appearance from
shoulder to shoulder.
Many other devices aro resortcd to
Tor changing sleeves tina. arc not wide
enough, such rs pointed Insertions OF
piece velvet or insertion bands OF
gimp, jet, lace or ribbon, producing
striped effect; also Hungarian capes,
shoulder capes, epaulots aud narrow
pulls sot in full ut tho top Of tho sleovo
aud taporing to II point at tho elbow.
Velvet. MORO, aud satin ribbon, both
plain and iancY. arc very popular trim.
mings for nearly all gowns for demi-
dress, a fact that tho. thrifty renovator
should take advantage Of. Ribbon
possesses n present advantage over lace
where much trimming is used. Tho
latter cannot now DO appropriately
used to trim dresses for day woar, but
ribbon. on the contrary, can DO used
advantageously on ovory sort Of gown
unfortunately. so TO speak. Ii tho
colors are carefully selected, and choice
OF width and disposal arc alike subjec.
to Intelligent consideration. When one
Is In doubt, black OF dark velvet ribbon
Is the safe choice.
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FOR WOMANKIND.
Matters of Interest to tho Intolll-
Eenoer's Femlnlno Rondors.
FASHIONS, FADS and FluCIES
oi intorcst 10 Young and Old, Rich
nnd Poor-Soasonabic Fashion Hints
aud Suggestions for tho Housewife.
a Littlo OF Everything scryod-fn
Choice Dlts.
HER CHOICE.

s'fangG strange 10 herself Il seemed, for mo.
mchts tiino,-no iuntC,-
AS no turned 10 sm from his plough In sight
OF the cottage door
ANA sho smiled back, and wont In under tho
wOodbuc leaves,
Ana sang at her work with tho bird that woyc a
nest III the caves.
II wa; not tho man Of her dreams, out there In
"a, his coarse, farm irock.
Sturdy md hrm on tho earth as an oak or a Itch,
cncd rock,
With All eye suu.cicar In It's health, md q check
tci'bron1ed with tan 40
No. that shadow shrank into mist and noi from
this living man.
fashion doll;
She hNd clothed II with such porfcc,Ions as
oh me shoulders Of mortal wight; but slowly.
one after onc.l
From hcr idol ilu,,ercd away tho shre,ls by fan.
'asy spun.
And what OF him then was left, There seemed
TO scatter In air
An eyebrows curve, weak lip with delicate
fringe OF hair,
Aud town.brcd curl oicon.cmp, for the booa
., who Till tho land,-
she shuddcrcd. TO think how empty sometimes
isaNeddcd hand
And :his had been her fins. love- To her fore.
hcadruShed a flame.
As memory tainted and laughed,-the blush Of
RinAtrons shame
Az her gIrlhoods shallowUca. All, the poets
tnlsely sing
That tho lOveIiSs, blossoms of all arc gathered in
early spring. -.
The hIgh sun ieopcns the scent and color OF slow
blown flowers:
Intense with the white warmth OF heaven, CLOVIS
Ia hal tNl "A hn10
The morn lie. ticher the love. else life itself Is
lie,
And aspiration and faith on the gusts OF April
die.
.iud-thcre the turrow he ,urned-her husband.
whose cheerful years
Looked out OF his eyes with a light that con.
quercd her foolish fears
OF the coming loneliness when tho void
would be chill wlthIime;
Staunch friends aud honest were he and his ell.
der field mate. Time.
For she had not welded clod whose heart
was earthly OF earth.
Whose cattle and acres aud crops were the
measures of his worth;
lie knew the ring Of Truth aud tho shape of a
royal thought.
And how at intcGr!ty's mint the wealth OF a
land Is wrought
10 iabored with mind and strength, and yet he
could wisely rest;
He to!led for his daily bread and stc II with
wholesome rest
At the worldwide human board, tho brother
and friend OF all
With whom he could share q hope on whom
let blessing fall.
She had chosen worsInsmAu; never idle, a.
heart was she;
And her possible fate had been the fate OF n
homesIek bee
In butteFfy'S leash, driven on amid sccn,less
and useless bloom
What druid :ery wero not bliss to inanities OF
that doom1
woman's lot at the best Is hard; but hardest OF
all 10 share
No growth into larger thought. no struggle.
burden or prayer.
And again she caught his smile, and silently,
proudly. said.
This man. With the love Of my hear, and
the life Of my soul, we'd"
IVcy I,prny
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DU MAURIEI.'S "LIrrLE BILLEE'
More Responsibio for "rrilby's" Great
Success Than Triiby Herself,

Moro Rosponsibi. for "rrilby's" Great
Success Than Triiby Herself.
Somebody has ascribed the charm OF
Du Maurier's "Trilby" ns resting prin.
cipally in the character Of Little Billce,
not more because no was young and
enthusiastic and bonnie than because OF
his name-a combination which leads
tho reader to acknowledge Little Billee
not only as delightfully."- natural char
acter, but establishes rare and respon.
sive, even an intimate, friendship soon
after the book is opened. The reader
becomes tho very guardian OF Little
Billees happiness. even to tho extent OF
reseuting the virtuous sacrifice OF Trilby
herself and the prejudice OF Billee's
mother. Mr.. Du Maurier could have
done nothing with Billce had no named
him William.
Tho same somebody-I am not surc
that it was not Kate Douglas Wiggin-
is responsible also for the herelical
statement that II Mrs. Humphry Ward
had named Robert tElsmere "Bobby"
he would have appealed TO tho reader
moro strongly and lived longer in the
human heart. 1t Ia an enduring com.
pliment to the author if the reader
takes one OF tho characters OF his story
into his mind and preserves it; it is
greater and moro enduring compliment
when the reader allows ono OF tho char.
actors to nestle in his heart and retains
it in memory for very love OF it.
1t is one OF my pet observaiions-one
which you have doubtless often mado
yourseli-that our ideas OF human ma.
ture are more often and moro charm
ingly exemplified in children than in
grown.ups, motives and emotions are
skillfully and ingcniously masked.
Very much as tho acorn promises tho
oak, human nature with tho qualities OF
character that mark tho individual Is
revealed in Juvenile logic and action.
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IL MAY Do us Much for You.

Mr.. Fred Miller, of irving, H.. write,
TINT he had 4 severe Kidney trouble for
many years. with scvere pains in hia
back and also that his bladder was AZ
fec,ed. He tried many so-callcd Kidney
curos but without any good result
About year ago no began the use Of
Electric Bitters and found relief Mt once.
Electric Bi,tcrs ia especially adapted to
cure Of all Kidney and Liver troubles
and oi,on gives almost instant relief.
Ono trial will provo our statement
Price only Soc for large bottle. A
Logan Drug Col Drug Store. G
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-02-22

Nearly 400 women in tho United
States arc graduates Of schools OF phar-
macy, and majority OF them have
charge Of hospital drug rooms or arc
engaged as dispensing clorks in largo
drug houses. a large wholesale drug
house employs woman rs buyer, in
which capacity she travels over Europe.
Tho course Mt n pharmaceutical college
occupies about four years.
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Wool.
New York-wool dull.


by buSzing or roaring sound Ia your
head? Have you difficulty in hearing
distinctly? Arc you troubled with IL
continual dropping Of mucus. irritating
tho throat and causing you to cough Z
Is your breath unpleasantly affected
aud accompanied with bad taste2 Is
your hearing less acute? II go you
have catarrh and should at once pro.
cure bottle Of Ely's Cream BALM, tho
best known remedy. Tho Balm will
give instant relief.
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FINANCE AND TRADE.
Tho Features OF tho Mouoy aud Stock
Markets,


NEW foEx, Feb. cl.-Money OIL cnll easy al
~ per cent last loan IL per cent; closed at
~ per cent. Prime mercantile paper s1Iaj5s pcs
cent Sterling exchange firm at 81 Ssl.ai ssIi.
Silver certificates COlIc. The total sales OF
stocks to-day wcru l?j col shares.
This was dull and unlntereStIDg day on the
stock exchange. The volume OF business In the
railway list was extremely light, tho Industrial
stocks occupying the chief attention Of tho
speculative fraternity. Tobacco opened at an
advance o! x per cent. but the improvement
wns short lived. Al the lower figures there WIS
covering OF shorts. which resulted In a rally OF
Sbs per cent to s11t the decline on the day being
only 4 per cent Tobacco preferred fell of q
per cent on sales OF 10 shares, Lead was strong
10 the early dealings and advanced per cent.
but on the publication OF an official statement
that no dividend on the common stock would
be DECLARED, there was sharp reActlonary
movement. which was not checked until n loss
had been made OF "a per cent, with u recovery
OF only y per cent At the close, the ne. decline
being III pcrCen The rest Of the market was
irregular. but the fluctuations were merely irac.
tional except IN Quicksilver preferred. which
advanced So per cent
The bond market ruled active and higher
throughout tho day. Total sales 81. b., 900.
Government bonds strong md II per cent
higher for Il.
State bonds steady.
Rallroal bonds firm
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at 81 Ooat Is, aud 81 h0ni 81 bought tho bulk OF
the limbs. lcrGlpt,-Cattlo I0UOI head, calves
900 head: hogs d0,OJJ head; sheep 1000 head.
Ehst iiberty--Cattlc steady aud unchanged
Hogs lullj Philadelphia 81 ajai 10; common
70 fall iOrkerS 81 Dlni 49, roughS 81 00iJ1b, Sheep
ihll! extra 81 goal lO good g ?OaJ 90; common
10 fair lambs g 3Oaa ".
Cincinnn,I-liogSc easier and lower at 81 4Oa
10; receipts 1000 hchdi shipments wv head
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Take quarter OF pound OF minced
and pounded chicken, from tho breast
is best, add n small pat OF butter, one
egg, well beaten. a pinch OF mace, pop
per and salt. Beat up tcacupiul OF
cream quite stiE, and stir it we'll with
tho chicken; put it into tin entreo
mold, in which i! cdn DO served, and
steam half an hour.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-02-22

,'ncation In shale,pcaroan rolos that
his heart was completely taken. Thoy
worc finally married.
Mrs. Pact, tho vito OF Bishop Parrot,
Of Maryland, Is n friend OF tho birds.
sho 10 trying to iorm society In Balti.
moro, tho mombers Of which will bo
pledged not to woar any feathers Oh
Their hats except ostrich feathers.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-02-22
1.-THE Baby Is Cutting Tooth,

30 sure and uso that old and woll.tricd
remedy. Mus. WISsLow 'sSoormING SYRUP
for children toothing. 1t soothes tho
child, softens tho gums. allays all pain,
cures wind collie and ia tho best rome.
dy for diarrhGa Twenty-Five cents n
bottle. MwrSw
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1.-Two Sinnh

Chtcnco-Cattlc market firm, From 81 IN g.,
bought most OF the dressed beef and stunning
steers, Rnd s. a5l3 80 was tho range NJ which,
most OF tho cows and bulls were sold. Hogs, 70.
GcipS heavy: market weaker and 5nl0c lower.
Sales OF medium and hcnvy weights were min
cipnlly nj 81 Sal TO- and 81 iiaI % took most Of
tho Ito to 100 pound hogs. Triccg for sheen upI
lainbs were lower. Sales OF sheep were mostly
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l'strolsIiiii.

ION Cltr-opcned at q Olti; highest o. OiJs;
loves, 81 OK: closed ut 81 Oi9. sales LOO bar.
rclT clenranceS 500 barrels; shipments 70, 207
bnrtclS; runs SiGlj barrels.
New forI-lcttolcnm steady; Pennsylvania
oil. snles none; March Optlous. snle, nUne closed
a. 81 Ots bid; Lima OIL, sales none.
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Now York-1hcrc WAS mn irrerpInr d,msnJ
for many Kinds OF sem .siaplcs. OF which m0Ier.
hte quantities were tukon. yet tho business done
was not large, There WIS nh improved request
LOT printed ihbricS. The moro general request
was for drcss goods, domcts. fancy silks whI;c
goods. etc. Printing cloths In better demand,
mud sales OF sixty thousand per contract from,
July 10 October at2 DIG cents md moro wanted
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OHIO RIVER RAILROAD co.
On and after Moaday. December IL. 1891. Pa,-
scnger Trains will run as follows: sDaily.
tpaily Except Sunday. Central time
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@,H Pennsylvania Stations.
[YEzgnnSyIVdnid ings.'
w Trains Run BY Centrnl Time.

rIcEEr OFFICES AT PENNSYLVANIA STATION OF
WsrSh ST.. foor OF ELEVENTH ST. THEILiSG,
AT McLuhE lousE, WHEELING, AND AT TIM
PkSSsrLvASiA STATION. pRip0gPoRr
SorrRwrsT SYsrrI-" PAY T,vpLr RourE."
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Wheeling Bridge & Terminal Ry.

z .. DNEWb TEX KcccIvct,
Time Table No 10. 10 take effect l,:1l l. m,
Sunday. November 10. 1891
Leave Whcelins-tS:oj 1915. 9il:loa. m, t,:::a
ss:l5, t,:U, 1900 p. III. 80
Leave Peninsnla-tSod. ts5l. il:Ba ,t.,::..a.
e3:al, tl:36. 1906 p. in. -
Leave Martins ferry-is:l2, 1851, fll:S.a H.,
ta:5., V3:a7. ti:t., 1871.
Arrive Termiual Junotiou-ts:l7. tlo;o3. tu:5s
T. H.. t.:S. SJ:S.. tt:l6, s9:lS p. m.
Leave Terminal Juuction-t7:2,,. 300. Z m,
sl?IO, H. M. tj:og. ti;o6. tS:ll. ts:tS p. m
Leave Martins Forry-t7:ssS, l9:o7 an, sl1:U.
ii0j tl:ll t5;la. ISIS. p. IN.
Leave Peninsnla-t7:S.a 9:ii NJ, Hl2:5I, Ei:lL
tl:l7. i5:25. tS:1S y. IN. =
Arrive whoolins-t7Io. 1870 T. NJ 'l::SL
il:l7. has: tS:Sl, i9:uS p. IN.
sDaily. tDaily orcopt Sunday. t3undsys only,
Alltralns will run on Eastern Tima
J.E TAUSSlG, Superintendent
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All Trains daily. cIcep, SUNDAY.
J. +. TERRY.
General Freight aud Passenger Agent.
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Wheeling & Elm Grove Railroad.
On aud after Saturday. February .. 1896. trains
will run US follows. city time:
LEAVE WHEELING. LEAVE KIN GROVE.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1895-08-02

Gompanis. gum greiie bon 1854 fog.
.Sile Sales" in Der Office bes Stabts
ibreibers aufsufeaen, ipurbe ansenom.
men. Die Orbinan3, tpelde bic NibeI.
lirunssIinie an Der unteren Sampton
Strabe fsitiebt, tuurbe gum Druid beUr.
bert; ben @runbeisentbiimern an Centre
Strabe, tpefIid bon @pomins Npenue
ipurSs grIaubniB seseben, fiir cine Dis
itana bon 80 SUB nit 4spbaIt au
pflafern.
9ie Recommendation bes Mapors, I'M
Sale Der 4bineton Gurnpite So. an baS
Obereeri6t su appelIiren, tpurbe bem Su'
iti3'Gomite iibertpiefsn.
Solsenbe Orbinan3en paiiirten erfe
unb Stpeite 2eiuns: fur elm eIeftrii6ss
2idt an Sidorp StraBe unb Srbins
Npenue; fir 9tntauf Der WBbel Der Grp.
itaI Seuer Gompanis fir 8erenssruns
bon Bpomins Npenus, stpii6en Marion
unb Sar& StraBe. auf fdnfsis SUB fur
einen 3neisabsussfanaI an Srbins 4pe'
nue. oberbalb 0tulberrp Strabe fiir
einen 3peisabauaSfanaI an @appuis 4pe.
nue., sipii6en Maripn uno Green Ribse
Strabe; fiir bic 8erIesuns bsr Stra'
Beubabri6ienen an &obinion Strabe.
Die Orbinans sur Seisuns bes 5ranf.
lin Seuer So. Sauies unb bic, ipsIde bic
9tipsairunesIinie an Dapiss StraBs ieh'
febt, paiiirten brittle 2eiung.
gieue BorIasen tpurben ipie foIst Elm.
sereidt Cine 8eiolution. I'M iibsr bic
8atbiamfeit Der Grbffnuns BON emmett
sur Meribian Strabe Su beridten eine
Oreinans sur 4SpbalipHaiteruns bor
98ebiter 9penue, atpiiden Olibe unt
8ine StraBen cine Reiolution, bic bic
O., 8. & SO. So. anpeiit, an ibrem 81.
sentbum an Noams apsnue 8inniteius
su isBen; eine 8eioIution ,um Anitreiden
beS SdlaudnasenS Der Grpfal Gompu'
ME unb cine fir einen Waferfod an
Brospeet Gbenue unb @enet Strabe.
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Bromenabe unb bic GnIdsen an ber DIs
gauitrabe. Gn bem Wdniter renopirt
man gesentpdrtie, aud iperben ,ablreibe
Jfeubauten errihtet, unter oieien Elm aes
rdumiser 8au fir bic geiammfen bieiieen
8ereine. Bon Der Wilbelmsbura aus.
Der eisentliben Sefuns NIT sablreiGen
8ortperfen, bat man cine babite neber.
iidt iiber bic BanSe Stabt. Infer bieSi.
8es Nuartier mar i'm iunsen ,,Saien"
an Der Sirlhsaiie, beRen Wirtb Ssinrid
alderman 1T unb bas mir bshens empfeb-
len fbnnen. Neuslllm, bic leste Der
baperiidsn Stationen, III Sortperf Der
Seituns uIm unb bat ais ioIaes cine
@urniion bon 1000 Mann; ss ipurbe
1891 sur Stabt erboben.
Stuttgart ift oils bdbiae Stabt melt.
berGbmt unb bebarf baber feinss 2obes
uniererieitS. SO Iieet prabtpoQ in einem
lbale, burd tpeIdes iid bsr Nedar
i6ldnseli, unb ben beiten neberbIid ses
tpinnt man, ipenn man bic 8abnrabbabn
na6 Deperlod benubt unb bon bort aus
bic Staot inmitten rebsnbepfIan3ter Sii.
gel ihaut. 9as f6nislihe SdIob uub
Der oaran srenssnbe pari nit srpbem
Ieid iinb ipuneerbIbib unb cine S6bpf.
uns eiener 9rt 1T ber erobe 9arf nit
ieinen Bromsnaben unb NnIasen, bic ii6
pon Stuttgart aus bis nabesu mad San.
itatt eriireden.- maaten bon bier
aus einen Ibiteder mad @BIinsen, um
einen Sruoer beS Scrantoner Stabtratbes
Srib DGrr su beiuben. Ser Serr 1T
Oberlebrer an einem StaatSinfituie, no
iunse 2sute su 2ebrern beranaebiIoet
perben. OaS @ebdube 1T erit filr,Iid
erridtet tporbsn unb bat baber bic neue.
fen Sinri6tuneen, einidlieblib eIeftris
iher 2eitunsen. praftiite unb geiunbe
2ebr., Waids uno StIafrdume fiir bic
36slinee II. +. IN. Serr OberIebrsr
Oiirr wcbnt pradtis unb Iururi5s unp
bat fdon felt Woden Elm bibSbes SdIafs
simmer fur Srib bereit, beisn 9siud i'm
2aufe pieies SabreS bic Somilie fiber
entsesen iisbt. llniere Nufnabme mar
cine duBerit psrslide unb bic Srsube beS
BERN 0irr ipar arob, BON ieinsm felt
1866 ni6t mebr seisbensn 8ruoer etpaS
su b6ren.
Diit beraIdem GruBe &. SO.
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Stabtratb.
Common Council. 25. 6

common COUNCIL, 20. sSuu.
Cine Orbinans fir Elm 8iabuct an
Beit 2adatpanna Apenue iiber bic O.,
6. &. SO. @eleiie murbe BON Stabtratb
OIiuer in bieier 8eriammIuns eineereidi
unb trOsosm iid einiee Oppoiition baee'
gen seists. ipurbe iie in pie resuldrsn
8eibafte einBereibt.
Die Orbinans, ipelde bic 9lnfabrt sur
2inben StraBe Bride feititeat unp bic,
psIds fur 4rbeit an berielben 8oriorss
trifft, paiiirten beibe enbslltis.
Sn 8streif Der 8sioIution, bic ben
Gontraft sur Nnfabrt Der Roarins 8roof
Bride an Gontraftor Beter Stipp iibsr.
psiit, purbe earauf binseipieien, bab
CART & @lbbons bon Milfes,8arre $50
niebrl9er boten. aber nidt bea9tet fpurs
ben, ba iie iih ben 9lnorbnuneen Der
betrsff Sroinans niht fiieten; bic Sade
tpurbe mad turser Debate benz Gomits
tpieber iiberipiefen. (@ine re6t bumme
@ei6dftSfdbruns bdtten bic Serren
pOn g8ilfsS' Barre iib erfunoisi, 70 ipiirs
ben iie sans senau eewuBt baben, mas
bic Oroinans poridreibt. Wenn Serr
Stipp Der niebrlefte 8ieter mar Der iit
allen Anpeiiunsen in Der Orbinan3 fiiste.
70 sribeint es redt ld6erIi6 ieitens oeS
Staotratbss, bic Wilfes.Sarrear ilber'
baupt su berGdii6tisen.)
Die Sobn GOnmp &e6nuns tpuree
benz @omite lbertpieien um NIT bem
Stabtanpalt iiber oeren @dItiSteit su
beratben.
Das ansebpt Der Ssnton WiataIIie
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2anb III Derfanfen.

l80 ader. elm sbeI bauon sutss GRASSLAND.
alles bsluafert; Iiest in Rpariua 8root 8Omn
ibp usftIid on Die 8arms bon Rug Rbilips
uno Bornsp SIorum gr.n5eno an Der Rorb.
ieite an brs 9anb bon edert unb i'm Often On
Sobn MuIlsn Die 3ablunasbsrineunsen fino
lsitt uno Der niebrigfte Breis bes 9anoes 1T
odt Solors 90 fiub weber Soblen nod
Winsralien reieiprt Rdbsrs auStuuft sebi
SObn Staut Oosr aud in Der Office bsf
,BodenbIatt" 22.ba
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prsisermabisune fir pbOtosrapbisn.

Gabinst Ybotosrapb;en, pole 5isur bon
8inbern uno Grtpadiensn, iino nunmebr
nur $500 per Duseno. 4noere @r6Ben
unb Irten inb berbdIiniBmdbis biaiser.
SIR bette Nualitdt uno Saltbarfeit
Der BiIber fam i1 sarantiren.
Senrp Srep
30,4tp. 42l 2adaipanna Npenue.
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Camfiaanna.

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trltin, GliIabetb BIprenee Seffnet,
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feline trrittsi&sn @prte unisrn bsrsinnisifsn
Danf ausipu6en.
pbiIip Seffnsr unb Grau.