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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-05-02

- Serr Jraut Gins. Wanoser oes
.Horoiern," relite Dienias Wittas in
@eid6ftsn nod Sauf Centre uno tebrte
am ndmliden 3ase nieber 81 ieiner
Irbeit in st. glOuo 5urid.
- Die Satin bes Giienwaarenhdno-
lsrs gb. 8. 2abnsr rslfte seftern Wor'
gen nod Columbus, Ohio, 100 fie Der
hsute itatifinoenoen filbernen Sot5ett
ibrer S&wsiter, Der Jrau Seinri4 Gu
berS, b~eiwobuen pirb.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-05-02
Di1teJan-Aahrt

&Gh;cno oer Jtiibmtiis empfiuseu
ON Sunnto9 bic Mlt9lieoer oes 5oreItsr
&srclus III eerGnlheorale aus ben 6du
ben oCS ScrriHStopldnes. pes bohlp.
Serrn 60. Sones, stmelnibuitlid DE
bi. Site,tommunion.
Wlt ennS ueniasr Nusnnbme bottle
lih Die bohU. 9elftlihfeit am Sonner
itas 81 Der pom bohp'i te Serrn BiidOi
anseorcneteuG onferenS e%lnseiunoeu. uno
oas Gsiullat Der Gonfereu, beitebt oar.
IN. cab bic iibsr 40 6amilIsn itarte 81
meinoen Der 0ipSeie ircorpcrlrt wers
ben miiisu.
Sutw. p. Simalo, O. S. b., rpu
Der Ct. Sobn's un'periitdt belt nm ltB
ten Sonnlas in Der @atbeoralsemeinoe
Sotamt unb Sreoist in @naliib. 9tdh
item Sonntus wiro sleidialls Elm Sents
oict,ners Yater 10 81. Sobn's in Der
Gutbeerale ausbelieu.
9sstsn Somitls trnt Der bc6m'te
Serr 8lidOf Murttn WnriD cine Sc
itaitsreiie nad Widisan Gin, Wid.,
on, ron ITO Sphosrielbe iid nod tursem
N~uisnthulte nab 81. Yaul beeeber mo
iib bort lsines Solsleioens tpessn uuter
drStllde Sebunclurs Teller iuiro. 3r
Serr Siitof miro Swet @Udsn nbne.
Ieno iein.
Sefauntlib weibt Die tnt9cliine
Stride Den 5riihllussaniaus, oas CRIME,
bllbence. iiiBouftise uno lteoerourts
flunsene grwaben Der Natur, Der JUG.
irdullden 8Otteamutter Warid uno bGli
oaber i'm Wonat Wtai cine ibrer liunie
ten uno lieblihlteu INSTRUMENTATION ab,
Su peldeu lid Dos fatbollihe Solt Don
leber gang ~belonoers blnssio9eu iubli.
Sn Der Gatbeornle finosu oieie Ntalan
oahten ieoen Nbeno UNI bdlb s llbr
iiait, bic nit Dem Observation-Disclosures 81
gen idlie6eu. Sn Der llubsflsdtsu @m
pidnsniBtirde peroen oreit it0Heu 2lu
cudten sleldfuIs ieoen Nbeuo I'm bnlt
s ubr sebalten. Nu6 bier itlie6t tie
apoadt Der Sssen nit Dem NQerhsilis
item.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-05-02

Die Gbieagur Banten baben in les'
ter @ode elnen nm Al SroSsnt 9rpBe'
rem umius sebubt als in Der sleiten
@ode oes goriabres. 9ieie 9unabme
beidrdnft iid nidt nur auf uniere Siaot,
ionoern madte fd i'm sanjen 2anoe
nit 6.3ITrOSent, in Der Stact Netu gors
iosur nit 25.7 Yrusent bemertbar. Dies
benefit, ,oaB Die @eiddfte iiberol Suneb'
men uno oaB oas Selo. peltes iih 10
lanse Ssit nur in ben Santselpolben
fiber ilblte, iest iuieoer, tpeun aut retl
Saebdft. auf ben Warft berauspast.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-05-02

6eget ben &sootteur oes r@eitern
'@otdmau". 8eu. .. Ybelan, tueroen
untsr ben Ritsl,eoern Der nGbrifian
gnoeapor Societies" llnterihriften as.
iammelt. Gs banoelt iid um cine Be
itueroe bsim Npoito liideH 9slesaten,
bic rpesen bsitiser Insr,ife auf bic &c.
nannte protstantiih /. ameritanifaniite
Organization i'm r@eftern Wattman"
erhoben tperoen iou.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-05-02

Sine fur Die @eidditswelt u~nieres
2anoes iebr nidtise Jrase piro benz
uddft Dor benz oberiten 9eribtsboie Sur
@ntideiouns ~selansen, ndmlib bic, In
wie melt 9ablunssuribeile ausldnbi.
i1er @eridie bier politrsdt rperben Ton
men. Bon tpie einidneioenoer 8eoeus
tuns Der NusfaQ Der gntideibuns fem
mirb, erbelt aus benz umitanoe, oa6
bic canabiihen @eridtsb6fe a0ein Bob.
lunssurtbeile in Der SDbe Don l6 WiQio
men Dollars ausseiproden bnben. oeren
Gintreibuns BON Der oemudbftiseu gnt.
i1eibuns bes Ser. Staten Supreme.
@eridts abbdnsls III. Die 5rase, UNI
bic es iid banbelt, Oh iolde urtbeile OBJ
ne Beiteres pouiredt merben i6nnen
ooer Oh amerifanii9e @eridts psrpfi1'
tet finb, iol1e urtbeile einer no9mnlis
aen Repiiion 81 unter5ieben. iObalb mad.
aetpie5en tpiro, bob oas urtbeil nibt al
len Gnforberunsen Der @ere4tisfeit,
nod amerifanii1en 8esrifen, entiprad.
Wir mollen, bemerft oa5u bas rglnciu'
nati 8olfsblatt", bic @niideiouns nidt
prdiubisiren. absr na4 u~nierer Gniidt
io0te bic @ersdtisfeit elmer 5Orosruns,
bersn gintreibuns in Gmerifa uerlanst
wirb, au6 BON ben ameritanliden @e'
ri6ten fetsete0t iuerben. Bel benz in
bieSem 2anbe iiblihen Berfabren Der
8euaeupernebmuns i'm Guslanb 1T fein
Sruno erfi1tli1. marum bic ameritanis
doe Station bic Guspfdnber fir oas Sus'
snb feQen io0.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-05-02
9as mittelamerifaniiae arieas.

Das ~mittelameriianiI9e 8riess.
m0lfden 1T pom Simmel usri4prnoeu.
Nicarasua bot lid perptli4tet, innerbalb
5ueier Woden in 2onbon $77,500 Su
5ablen uub Gnslanb ii4 basesen be-
reit erfldrt, feline 3ruppen 3uriid5ujieben.
@twaise weitere Gnipride, bic nod
Seitens ensliiber n%uertbanune an bic
nicarasuanii4e Resieruns seftelt iuer'
ben m69en, iO0en ouf i&iebsseri&tli'
&em Bese ibrs Grlebieuns finbeu.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-05-02

Ware Der Nuhabmuns Wertb. Su
@aoeua, nie in Nnuta uno Stiupater
1T cine Stabtorbinanj pafirt woroen,
Der semdB &inber inter l6 Sabreu nab
9 ubr cbenos iid nidt msbr auf ben Sol.
fen uuo StraBen aufbulten bnrfen. Gin
sleites @eies tuiroe in st. Glouo isbr
ON YlaBe fem.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-05-02

Wabreno Der 2eslslaturiisuns unis.
res Staates tuuroen i'm 8anjen runo
1900 Bills einsebradt, BON oenen aber
nur AIS menn aub uerbdltuismdBis
tuenise. ober bod senus - paiilrten.
9rei Bills beleste Der 8ouuern0r nit
lelnem Seto uno elue ianote er benz
5auie aui oeiien @unid, obne barber
entldieoen 81 hoben, Surif.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-05-02
9as Separtement bes Snnern trifft

9as Separtement bss Snnern trifft
Sor5ereitunsen, bic Sablreiden %aufseses
benen Wilitdrreieruationen. pelte iibsr
cas game 2ano Seritreut limb, Der Nus
iieoluns Sl erDfnen. 9as 9eies be-
itlmmt, oa6 einglbiddssr ernanu. wsroe,
Der idmmtlIbe uerlaiienen Reieruatiuneu
beiudeu iol ioq. gcparo Gratis aus
auitiu, 81, 1T gum abitdser nit Ell
mem Sebalt BON IS per Gag ernaunt
tuoroen uno p!ro feline 4rbe't iofOrt be-
s%inneu. Wan bOft, ouB ale isne 8ss
ierpatiunen nod Dor Nblauf bes Som.
mers er6ffuet iuerosn f6nnen. gs limb
i'm @an5en IS, bon oenen IA ie lber
5000 Nder 2ano entbalten.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-05-02

Gtn ihlimmer Tag mar Der erite
Mai fir Sbetusan in @isccnin. Die
in elmer oortisen WObeliabrid anseitel'
ten tauIeuo Nrbe,isr bswerfitelisten
cinen Nuaitano, Der uur beletilst MIRO,
ious Die Sabridbsrren fit sur Sabluus
bsberer Gbbne psriteben.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-05-02
MamtcI Requirement.

gu $3.50 Au5wltl aus u"nlGrrn fetnen
,3cu9 unr Clay @crltce Coulter
fr19en. ihrn teleet, mertb prn 80
bis $40. Elm Bargain ~ $50.
gu Las Elm Gprr1tb an Shultertrd.
acn in Sarben, wertb 800,
Cure NuSrdbt III las.
gu $50 ale unlere fcirrn Sammrt
unb Setccn Shultcrtr0gCn, milTsn
in tie'er WChe pertauit wereen,
3u $3.50.
Sinner &cefers In aQcn @rrEcn, rertb
l.5O. cure Nuewdbt III 70 Gents.
Seine Sinner. HeCftrE, wtrtb 800,
1teIe SChc Sl.75.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-05-02
9onleitic= rno -:
finnen- pepartement.

4 8rrber 6 Gents GertdUf.
I 1000 GGen Sruit OF tie gCcm.
1 2000 Glen ScdpCce.
! 1000 Glrn 3eu9'@tr9tdm.
500 Glen Sateens.
\ 500 Glen Iemities.
} NQe eieIe Wadren nertt ron 10 bis Is
4 Gents,
Gsrfaufsprsis 6 Gents ete Gle.
\ 5eires gcneCn 9srCdles, SO 3Ca brett,
! mGrtt - Gents bic Gle,
1 gert1ufSprei5 9 Gents ete Gle.
Shperer Cream 5tlh.I 0mu5t, ncue
} Ruier. re9uldrc 80 Cts. Gualttdt,
. gert1uf5prcts 81 Gents.
! Shartahrctbes 5ilhlinnen. mertb %
Gents bic Gle,
I Tertdufsprcis Is Gents.
I 2OOO GQen 9tGliCs ~ 4 s. he GQe.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-05-02

Sm Ginflana nit Der Iuiitslluns
oes Senatss Sstretdrs, 9. 9. Ylatt, ers
bielten tudbreno Der oritten Sisuns bee
So. gonsres 72O Bills unb semeiniame
&eiolutionen @eiesesfrafr. Bon oleien
maren 215 Senats' uno sos 9aus Bills
BEG. ReioluttlOuen. @dbrenb Der &C.
iammtsn 9idt bes Gonsreiies uuton
I'm Senat 1852 uno i'm &eprdientars
tenbauie 9,271, ulio i'm @anSen 1928
8orlusen einsereibt. Der Senat nabm
527 bieier Bils an. bod siuseu nur
239 BON ibnen i'm Sauie ourd. III
Bids paiilrten bus Observation-Disclosures,
aber nur 500 oapou erhielten bic Bill
lisun9 oes Senats. "a Senate unb
"a 6ausbias murben pom Brdiioenten
nit benz Yeto belest. ober bod n,dt
unter5eidnet. Sm @an5en baben me-
niger OILS iehs Yrocent aler benz Con-
sres einsereldten 8orlasen @eieses.
trait erbalten.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-05-02

Sn Der 3meiten Salite oes fommeu'
ben Sum- finoet in 8eutidlanb eins
sseier bon h0hiter internatlonaler BE-
oeutuus, an Der iid nubeSu ale srosen
8ulturp0lfer Der groe betbeilisen per.
ben, itatt. gs gilt bic ieitli9e 8r0nuus
zines neuen Biuoemittels oeutiber Gin,
belt, zines &ieienperfes osutider Su
teuisens, @nersie uno Nusoauer: Die
ginweibuns bes Nuro'S tiee'8anals,
Der boben Beoeutuns oieies greisniiies
peridlieBt iid fe,ne Der ieefabrenoen uno
banoeltreibenosn Rationsn, uno ale uer.
ben iie bel Der Jeier ourd 8r,essidiffe
poer sroBe 9elesationen oertreten ieln.
Selbit 5ranfreid, oas felt Dem Sabre
1870 ieoe Nnndberuns an 9eutldlano
i~trensitens uermieo, bat iib entidOiien.
Den alien @roQ ~ uerseiien uno oifijien
on ben 5eitlidfeitsn 9beli 81 uetmen.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-06-23
LADIES OF THE G. A. R.

lanes A. Garfield Circle No. l will
Give an independents tea" on Friday
evening. June %. at McLain's hall. The
ladies will wear odd Glory" aprons
and caps. They will also have their
regular meeting Wednesday afternoon
Lucy B. Hayes Circle No will give
a box social" on Thursday evening,
lime u. at McLain's hall. No admis-
sion will be charged except the usual
box. which will be brought by the
ladies attending and sold to tie gentle
men. a nice programme will be rem
dered and a pleasant evening is assured
IN all attending. Dancing will be on
tbe programme after the entertain
ment.
lanes G.. Blaine Circle No. 3 has re-
snonded nobly to the aid of the Cameron
fire sufferers. and the president, Mrs.
1Iat+ebvs. as we'll as her sister officers,
have shown their great efficiency, and
their great work will not be unre-
warded
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-06-23

there not wells in the river at the Meats
Falls, three miles above these, and at
the Valley Falls, eighteen miles below
them, when the action of the water is
the same ar all three of these places
and the formations of rock are the
same? There is one thing certain that
the wells are there at the Wells Falls
to be seen by all who will go there, and
it will pay any one to go, it is certain;
also that there are no wells at the other
falls. So again we will ask the ques-
ton: Were these wells placed here at
the creation or by the slow but sure ac-
ton of the water on the rocks, or were
they put there thousands of years ago
by some extinct race of man? VIII
some scientist answer?
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-06-23
sTEUBENvILE INDUSTRIAL

SteIbenviIle o.. June 22-Edward
Nicholson bas,tarted up his shale brick
nlant and enjoys fifty men and he eX-
poets a lOngfun. u
Al the Je.ersOn iron works the roll
inc mill WIS started up Tuesday and
tbev are arning out a fine quality OF
+aci, min, and skclp iron. An extra
beatipo arnace was started up Friday
ON HEAVIER pipe iron. Fully 100 men
are enjoyed in this part OF the plant.
Georgs and William Hastings, OF
Wheeling. are the boss rollers. AT the
furn &c fully 10 tons Of pig are turneG
ont laily. The steel slabs from which
tbeiron is rolled at the mill comes from
Mngo Junction.
The Riverside furnace, which mas
zen shut down for repairs, has been re-
lined and is ready for resumption,
which will be about a week, ana Loo
hands will be employed.
The Laughlin and Junction Steel 90,
of Mingo Junction, have purchased
from the PENNSYLVANIA Railroad Co. the
ground occupied by w. c. Lloyd S gro
cerv and they intend erecting their new
offices on the ground. The present
site of the offices will be utilized to eX-
tend their works.
Elmer Jones. a glasSwOrker, is home
from Montreal, Canada.
p. 3. Conn has contracted with Ed
ward Nicholson to tear down three
story brick building on lower Market
street. which has been condemned as
unsafe and he will erect in its place
two story brick building with fourteen
foot ceilings and modern front, with
Mate glass windows. The front Will Oe
built ND with gray fire brick.
The Acme glass works, where about
500 hands are employed. will close down
on the 29th for the summer stop. The
mast fire has been successful one IN
point of business.
+ II. Hurxthal and John McFadyen
will omen in a few weeks their new coal
works. near Miller's Station on the Pan
Handle. The Panhandle Will con
struct three extra side tracks at that
noint. The Panhandle will coal at
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-06-23
ROYAL ARCANUM.

Wheeling Council No. 1915, R. A.,
held a meeting on Friday night at Nc
Lain's Hall, which was the largest
meeting ever held by Wheeling Coun-
ell, and it was a regular hummer. As
there was several candidates initiated,
the meeting was very interesting. Three
applications were received for member
ship, which makes ten applications now
in the hands of the committee. That is
the way to do it, brothers, bring them
along. The Council will celebrate the
eighteenth anniversary of the Order by
giving a grand bowling party at Wheel
ing Park on next Tuesday evening. and
arrangements have been made to en-
tertain all in a grand style. Peter Ha-
ley says that he can do them all bowl
ing, but | think he will be done up
brown.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-06-23
JUST FROM GEORGIA.
The Old Man at commencement.

Hitch up the ox-team, Johnny, an drive
'em to the gate; ~,
For me an yer mothers goin TO see Mol'
graduate;
An Jennys a-bakin' biscuits, an Sally's
a-slicin' ham;
An I'm jest so proud of Molly that don
know where l am
Yer mother raised the chickens that
bought her books: an sweet
To me was the daily labor in the sum-
mer'S burnin' heat.
When | thought of her bright eyes BEAM
in. an said 10 myself: IN state
There amt no gal in the country so fifteen
to graduate'
So 1 plowed in the summer sunshine, an
worked in the winters cold;
An I've bought her the finest dresses that
ever the store-men sold:
An I'll see her there. with her bright.
sweet eyes, like stars in the twilight
late;
An maybe then be some tears in mine
when I see her graduate!
I never was much on larnin'-for my
means was mighty small;
But | reckon when Molly comes back
home she'll know enough for us ALL
An thar ain't gal in Georgy. though you
hunt for EN- soon an late,
That'll look as sweet as Molly when she
comes to graduate,
Atlanta Constitution
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-06-23

Often Should We Consecrate, and Our
Behavior and Duty Afterwards" were
clearly explained. The following Off
GERS We're then elected: President, Mrs.
jennie P. Sisson; recording secretary,
Mrs, Frank Cartwright: corresponding
SECRETARY, Miss Amanda List; treas
ure', Mrs. NJ. Hall; vice president, Mrs.
Jennie Engel; hygiene and heredity
D.. Harriet B. Jones; prison and Jail,
Mrs. l., w Huntley; temperance and
literature, Mrs A. d. Hickey; Juvenile
work, Mrs. w. J. Hamilton; mothers
meetings. Mrs. Bell; rescue work. Mrs.
J. Engel; ''Y" work, Mrs. Belle Topp;
scientific temperance instruction mar
cotics) press work, Mrs. Frank Cart
wright; unfermented Wine, Mrs. Kim
mons; franchise, Mrs. |. Warren; legis-
lation and petition, Mrs. j. Walton.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-06-23
MARTINS FERRY INDUSTRIAL.

The West Virginia glass works have
had a very steady run the past week,
but il is very probable that they will
shut down this coming week.
Spence. Baggs & Co.'S stove foundry
is holding out about the same as usual,
there being no change.
Spence & Sons machine shop did
hardly anything at all the past week.
They have better prospects ahead for
the coming week.
Mann's foundry is working steady,
not even missing a day. This foundry
has been working in this manner now
for nearly three months.
The Buckeye glass works will start
up next Monday after a three weeks
stop for repairs. They VIII have ~
about the same number of blowers g
they did when they stopped This IN
they will take out some decorated vFe
i'm the way of lamps and shades, haVlg
secured a decorator by the MANI OF
Bentley from New York, who vii be
manager of the decorating department.
Amos Wilson will continue as maager
of the factory.
The Union glass works are reorted
as having an excellent run, in fac more
than they can do.
The T.aughlin nail mill shut down last
Wednesday for an indefinite erlod Oh
time. The work on the tin oil IS be
ing pushed as rapidly as possible. IL IS
expected the mill Will be fDshed ana
ready TO work in by the las'Ot August
McDermOtt's tool works re having a
very steady run, with god prospects
for its continuance.
Mear's cooperage is no doing a very
brisk business at present The keg FAC
tory is of, while the refractory Is nav
ing a pretty fair run.
The Aetpa-Staudardmill is doing an
excellent business at resent, with good
prospects for a contipance OF the same.
No time has been loo by any breakage
during the week. aA the summer stop
is expected about uly LIST.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-06-23
W. c. T. U.

The Wheeling W. C. T. L. met Thurs
dav afternoon in their hall on NAN VI Il
street for the election Of officers ana to
transact the regular routine business
NJ Jennie Engel and Mrs. L. huntiey
MA an hours conservation service
I nJ was beneficial to all present. Inc
subject "Consecration; When and How
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-06-23
A. o. U. w.

The Ancient Order of United Work
men will have grand Outing on July
25th, in which all the Lodges of the
city and neighboring towns will parti-
cipate. Extensive preparations are he
ing made and the event promises to be
a great success.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-06-23
HIS WHISPERS FOR HIS JOB.

A good story is told at the expesse
Of a prominent Chestnut street MOTEL
keeper. Employed as a reportef ABOUT
the hotel was an elderly mon named
Mike, who had been an asacne OF the
hotel for eight years. us most prom
inent feature. and one of which he was
very proud, was a beard of luxuriant
growth. One day last week the prCpri-
tor of the hostel1y was pacing the lobby
when Mike happened to pass. The pro
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-06-23
OF HONOR.

The Ladies of Honor will meet next
Wednesday afternoon AT Odd Fellows
bau TWO candidates will be present
for initiation and a large attendance Is
desired.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-06-23
THE INDUSTRIAL WORLD.
! ocAL AND TELEGRAPHIC LABOR NEWS.

Yate shops also have been turning out
their full quota of work. and the town
business begins to feel the infatus of
steady work during the past several
weeks. The stores, groceries and other
trading places. feel the better times,
and each family realizes easier circum-
stances The stores and business
places in the central part OF town were
very nicely decorated in honor of the
Christian EndeavOrers who were here
last week, giving the town a bright,
CHEEKY, gala day appearance, especially
to strangers visiting us.
The management Of the Bellaire Stesl
Works has under consideration COL
siderable improvements. for which
plans and drawings have been made
some talk of improved machineYr to
simplify the steel making and incIease
the output for the present labor. Other
talks Of finishing department TO work
up their own steel billets. Ether of
these Will be a benefit to the company,
and the latter. if adopted, will increase
the number of labOrers. Thee will be
something decided on soon. atleast, and
an Improvement of some bnd begun.
Last week the works were only in Op-
Grafton four days, owing tf some need
ed repairs. The scale Icing settled
there will be- no cause fOridleness here.
IS iron is advancing in Price and in de-
mand. The workmen ere busy on the
blast furnace and e'erything looks
tlOuriShing in this viinity.
The Standard BOilT Works are hav-
ing a fair run of work and are doing
a good. safe business.
The brick works though not crowded
as they were SOmf weeks since still ara
running full. butare ready for any ana
all contracts and viii I'LL them
promptly.
The NOvelU Company is as busy as
bees. being kept full on orders; indeed.
being somewhat crowded They are
running part of the works day and
night Tley are turning out good
goods ans the public appreciates them.
The NV factories, the enameling
/ plant aid foundry, are busy and doing
I good work.
The mills report no relaxation in
trade but business brisk and flour stiff
/ i'm rice.
The Preserving and Canning Com
/ pany is busy and doing a fair business.
/ They are getting ready for the tomato
rade. being disappointed in berries and
fruits. These latter rains have encour-
aged the belief in a good crop of to-
matoes and they Will be extensively
used by the factories.
The buildings are beginning to show
the finish. and another week Will make
quite a difference in each one. The Cal
houn building has not been begun yet,
but work will commence probably this
week
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of passing on the Mora claim as agreed
TO by the Spanish executive authorities.
The negotiations on the treaty never
proceeded further and are now pending.
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that point. Coal will also be shipped
by way of the Panhandle to other
pOins.
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MINING STOCKS.
PETROLEUM.

Oil City. June 22-PetroIeum opened al
81 10: highest 81 20: lowest 81 SO. closed al
81 GO. Sales, 5000 barrels; shipments. "a. 65,
barrels: runs. 30 27g barrels.
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prietor was in a very disagreeable
frame Of mind, and he stopped and
looked at Mike with an evil light in his
eye.
Come here, your he yelled at the
porter. How long have you been
here?"
Nigh on to eight years. sor."
We'll. you've been here long enough.
You needn't come back tomorrow. I'm
tired Of seeing you about"
The poor porter was thunderstruck.
He went to his friend, the day clerk,
and told him all about Il.
''Whatll OF do?" said he: "Oi've a
wolfe and family fur L support, an
OF can't get another job
The clerk thought for moment and
then said. suddenly: II have il, You
go home and shave off your beard, and
then 60 10 the boss and tell him you
heard he needed a porter"
Mike followed the advice the next
day, and secured the situation. becom-
ing his own successor. The proprietor
has never suspected the trick.-Phila-
dephia Record.
She Tin the art gallery wonder IL
my hat is on straight; everybody stares
at me-
Naturally they do. You're the
most perfect picture here.
And now the cards are out.-Phila-
delphia Record.
Judge-Prisoner at the bar. you are
charged with breaking into the COM
plainant's store and carrying away a
large arlouDt Of goods What have you
to say in your own defense?
Burglar did 1t, Your Honor, out OF
compassion He had sign up that he
was selling his goods at less than cost,
and by taking them / saved him big
loss Exchange.
Wife-Herhert. | am told you paint
ed things red while was away.
Herbert-Er-um-th is
Wife-Now, Herbert, you knew red
wasn't my color-Detroit Tribune.
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NDUsTRIESAT BELLAIRE.

-f industries lave not been tagging
ms past week Every factory in
'o"h has been a work and all the pri-
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AS A
GENERAL
FAMILY MEDICINE.

Browns Iron Bitters is safe
and reliable for old and young.
It's wonderfully Strengthening.