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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-03-14
ALL ABOUT A CHURCH.

- Sathoiies Attack the Priest and
,h constituted Authorities-A Ser
shooting ARRAY Follows.
CIIAha, Neb., March - -Duripc the
-e.lIS morning mass at ST Paurs Ro-
man catholic Church ia s,. n ,srt, of
Oles who We're formeriv members OF
the congregation. but who v,a~a onsted
c6,,,.ot '9uop Scannell. entered the
sion E S,.I attempted 10 take posses
So, amer harminski. who was
caS y.ue mass resisted the attempt 10
capture the church and o-,e ~ the in
Naolng parties opened FIRE Father
haTminski at once drew, a ~o,.o1,-ar and
urea into the ATTACKING nary
AFTER a Ions fusiiado ,be invaders
80 LEV ieaFlng their wounded i'm
T me cnurch- The wounded were. F.
- - S@.leWski, shot through both legs:
Souh hozlcka, shot through the knees:
Soseph lhda, one Of the priests sup
head. 'e"'e" o'e' '"'
The police were at once summoned
. gu aI'er hard fight they took pos
SESSION Oh the church. Several people
-. a.. a. esleo' amOLS them Father
~, -, III lS@l' and they are now i'm iaiL
=, ne trouble was the outgrowth of
ulsSenSions which have torn the
cnuFcn Tor two years. BisboD Sean
nell removed the priest in spite OF pro-
tests OF the leading men of the congre-
satlon and the mattor was carried into
Ihe courts. For time the church was
guarded by the police whenever ser
wees were held. but three weeks. ago
Ine district court decided that the
BlShop should have possession. and
ended.
The other faction. however was dis
satlShed with the priest i'm charge and
1nSIe nave hecn mutterings among the
FoSes IN the neishbOrhoOd. but no out
break was anticipated bv the police.
Dut when the officers arrived on the
soSne IhiS morning they found an in
auTlaled mob surrounding the church.
anu II was necessary for the police to
right their way into the building.
1here they found the priest in pos
session, backed by FIVE altar
DOys, and the wounded men lying i'm
the aisles. The leaders of the mob
We're placed under arrest and taken 20
the police station. followed by an ex-
cfted crowd More trouble is feared
and another bsttallion of police has
Deen sent to the neighborhood OF the
church.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-03-14
NV K.ofI. Onicers Pleased.

Pittsburg. March 13.-General Mas
ter Workman ". b. Wilson, Of the In
dependent Order Knights of Labor,
who is in the city. is very enthusiastic
over the prospects Of the order. lie
saws that originally the Knights OF
Labor had a membership of 10000 and
that fully two-thirds of these have
Joined the new organization. The only
districts OF any consequence remaining
true 20 the old order are located In st.
Louis. New York and Brooklyn. The
first General Assembly of the new X.
of l.. will be held in Washington, ID. C.,
i'm January. 1895. At that time 1t will
likely be decided to establish national
headquarters in this city. He also
states that the proposed action TO get
possession of he property of the old
order is i'm the hands of attorneys and
viii be done in the matter for a year
at least
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-03-14
Warrington Prohibitionists

Special 20 the Register.
Warrington. ". Va, March Is
Capt Frank Burt, chairman Of the con-
yention that met in the school house
last Friday evening and nominated the
PeoDie's Temperance ticket Tor the
municipal election TO he held Monday,
April 1. refused to certify the ticket to
the Town Recorder, on account OF al
legged ballot box stuthng, and called a
meeting of the temperance people for
the Presbyterian Church Monday even
Ing. The following ticket was nom
mated: Mayor, J. B. Mari; Recorder,
Charles w. Furbee; Councilman, I. ).
Morgan, w j. Montgomery, Charles f..
PitZer. 7. r. Stewart and w. s. JOlliite.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-03-14
TIE EYrs ANn wRINKLEs.
Neglect of One VIII surely Lead to tn

Neglect of One VIII surely Lead to the
other.
The wrinkles that come about the
ewes have nothing 20 do with the dis
DositiOn. as the wrinkles i'm the cheeks
do. but are rather due 10 lack of care
of the eyes. Women, as % rule, pay
little attention 90 the eyes. going from
extreme darkness t0 the brightest
light many times @ day, thing which
invariably leads TO- shrinking or the
skin about The eye They wear hats
that rarely shade and they read by
the last culver of daylight Eut the
two items dwclt urCn with most sig
nifcance are the wearing of cross
barred and dotted wells and the unIor-
4nnate dwelling in dark apartments
common to city folk, where the eyes
are strained i'm the pursuit OF ordinary
work. s
fcien+lv vital To- produce serious rou-
HE with the optical nerves. yet strong
o-o,,rh to 2geravate the corner Of
the evelids or plOw burrows between
the eyebrows A.. en-4 a.,
adopt is the cultivation Of repose IN
talking. No other art is so success
SnI a foe TO wrinkles in any portion OF
the face. The next step Is 10 wear
nIain wells. and when reading or writ
ING hurriedly never consider II 100
Troublesome 10 life the black Him away
from the eyes. Then avoid sudden
transitions from one degree OF hgnt
IN another. This carefuIneSs, with
Continual massage. delivered by two
fngers on the lids and brows. viii
abolish or prevent Observation-Disclosures
kee Journal.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-03-14
WEAK NERVES EPIDEMIC.
Weak Nerves Will Surely Break You
Down.
Nerves Are the Very Foundation OF
Strength and Endurance.
If Your Nerves are Weak, Lose Nc
Time in Getting Them Strong.

You are growing older every day, and il
you do not wish the Implying years as they
roll on their relentless way, to rob you oil
of your hopes and joys, your pleasures,
your am billions, your very strength ana en-
ergies keep your nerves strong and vlgor-
Gus.
II is the nerves which soonest wear out.
You thoughtlessly use them up IN work,
pleasure or dissipation, and suddenly wake
TO find Yourself broken-down-that only
YOUR body remains, bereft Of strength, en-
ergv and power, mere wreck of what you
were and with only dreariness, pain, weak
ness. and discomfort your future portion.
Then YOU realize the unreasonable depth
Of bitterness in Longfellow's lines;
ooh sudden thrills of fire and frost.
THE world is bright while We remain,
And dark and dead when We are lost
Health. hope, happiness-everything is
deueudent upon strong and vigorous nerves.
IL is weak nerves which give 10 the young,
fits. commissions, bysterla, ST Nltus dance,
and the myriad nervous aiIecuons OF youth.
1t is weak nerves which make women con
etantlv tired. irritable, nervous, displrited,
nerves which conquer men IN their struggle
for mastery in the world, which render
them nerveless, strengthless, powerless,
with dun-feeliug head, shaking, shattered
and unsteady nerves, without appetite or
good digestion, enfeebled from sleepless
nights and wretched ana discouraged from
irving days. 1t is weak nerves which
make age a curse instead OF olessing-a
body. casket from which every power and
energy has fed leaving only weakness, de-
spair and utter WEAKNESS.
If there is any advice, which above an
other. should sink into the heart 1t is the
admonition 10 keep your nerves strong.
Hence. the words of Mrs. Eliza b. Glenn
ents. of l26 Bright St, indianapolis, Ind.
should have weight with everyone.
~ was afflicted for six years with ner-
vous debility. l could not sleep nights. and
| was in terrible condition. | had heart
trouble. and it beat so hard / thought |
should die. | was in constant misery and
could do no work.
~ had heard much talk about the won
ders OF Dr. Greene's Nervura blood and
nerve remedy, and now made up my mind
10 takeit. had given myself up for lost,
but began TO improve Immediately under
the use of this marvellous medicine.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-03-14
BEST HAND WON.
Big Poker Game in Which There Was
$4,000 in the Pot.

$4,000 in the Pot.
1t happened less than a fortnight
ago. and five gentlemen OF Gotham, all
moncyed men with a penchant for
poker. were the PRINCIPALS. To go to
the theatre or have a little game of
draw was debated at the supper table,
and the latter proposition carried by a
unanimous vote. The limit was fixed
at $50, and the play went on without
any special incident for about two
hours. At length one of the gentlemen
opened jack pot for the limit, brief
inspection of his hand revealing the
fact that a trio of kings and a pair of
jacks had been given him in the deal.
The gentleman next to him was
pleased to note that his hand contained
three skies. and he vsry promptly
showed up 1920 worth of yellow chips.
thereby raising the opener of the pot
for the limit. The next two players
threw down their hands. but the deal
er, who possessed a pair OF aces and who
was a good bit ahead OF the game, con-
cluded to press his luck, and with very
slight hesitation counted in the $3.50,
which entitled him to draw
As soon as he had done so No. l, feel
ing very secure behind his pat full -
Immediately tilted the pot with an
other 500; whereupon the others simply
stayed OF course, the opener took no
cards. The second man drew two and
The dealer took three. Incredible as il
may sound, both men filled. No. ,
made his fourth six and the dealer
caught two aces. There was already
the snug sum of S625 piled up in the
centre OF the table.
Then the fun began. The gentleman
who had broken the pot led of with
the limit bet. which was followed by 4
raise Another ali-round raise. an
other. and still another did not satisfy
these players. and there was over So
O00 on the table when it came TO a
showdown The man who started in
with the poorest hand took the Doodle.
Ii was a triumph OF luck and pluck.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-03-14
Her Divorce.

Salt Lake. Utah, March 13.-The ia
nous Irvine divorce case, growing out
of the murder of Banker Montgomery,
of Lincoln, Neb.. with its sensational
disclosures. is now thing of the past,
Mrs. Irvine having secured a decree of
divorce from her husband before Judge
Merritt in chambers last evening. The
decree was secured upon a supplement
tai crOsS-complaint. in which Mrs. IT.
vine alleged that she was married TO
Irvine at Marion. Ind. in May. 1888,
and that he deserted her at Omaha in
November. 1892. She prayed for ali
mony in the sum of $4,000, with $4,000
additional as attorneys fees, together
with the costs of the suit. which was
granted and the money at once paid
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-03-14
FOR SALE.

4-roomed brick and stable, on Eis-,ss-a
House. rooms ami hall, Chapiinss.s -..-
2Sd street, - 500
SPLENDID building site Tor d''.1- E-F
street. Ftith ward, sl,SJD.
House. rsoms, l4th street., slrN
House. rooms and ball, corner ..r. .r!
Kentucky streets. s2.6OD.
House, looms, lot o'Nl3l r., y. "ft.f.
between ia aud sth St.. IHl, l' .l'.,.a.
5l.7JJ.
corner sd aud Jacob >ts, fe1- 10:
aoasp, 6 rooms, ChlplIas s,ss.t D..a
House. rooms. brick, aud stable 18Th ,.....
ST. 5)u.
| House Sroon 2jtt street. $50.
House OF -ooms, Twelfth sJ-ee.. changes o.
| easy terms, f00i.
House rooms 9TH ST.. lot 2iXi.1 fe'. s.
House rooms 18TH 81. easy terms 80.
Splendid building site Tor dwelling Eo' ..
Hsif T1i Eof street. SIKH ward s95l
Kouse ) rooms, corner I.r -ia .r''t
! Easy terms, s,iJ.
$50.
street Easy terms. S,6N
House OF rooms. fifth ward. O. esq
terms. 5000 M. ..-..
house, IOrooms, win large iot l..a % 3D.
Uou.e > rooms. Jacob 81. sixth A..a. ...'J
Hous 3 rooms. 18th street 9l,-'
House. rooms. jacob s.sest ,eu.''
House, , rooms aud hsl lot "l.@ PARK
view. $500 g.
SPLEEN nd house, rooIns. Lind s.ts', Boz
House OF % rooms EoG street between .i
ana 231 streets, with 4-roomed house r -s
no Ho1 Sc Of ! rooms Wood, s.r's, Zee.
$40 feet OF and fronting on McCJ-o;a lai
Lind streets
House OF rooms ana nall ChirAh7 '...'-
Centre IS heelIng, ~ ~ ..
$50. ~ o. a3Dl sou, SlO)), sl'N s4l 81"
to loan on city real estate.
NESEfTT & pEV1NEr
1872 Market sgres-
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-03-14
SOLDIERS WE'RE POOR COOKS,
some OF the Makcshi;ts Besorted to Dur
ing the Crimean War.

some OF the Makcshi;ts BcSorted to Dur
ing the Crimean War.
In those Crimean days our soldiers
had no knowledge of cooking, being
in this respect far behind the French
and Turks But even had our men
been perfect cooks they would have
had but little opportunity of exercis-
ing their skill. Camp kettles were
issued at Kalamita Bay, when the
troops landed, in the proportion of one
20 five men. Now, the kettle would
cook fresh but not salt meat for FIVE
men. as more water is required to eX-
tract >the brine from salt meat than
the kettle could hold. and. moreover,
this number tive represented nothing
then. nor does il now. in our Tegi-
mental systems.
Most of the kettles had been dropped
at the Alma or in the subsequent
march. and the soldiers were reduced
for all cooking purposes to a mess tin,
which each man carried on his back.
These were inadequate. The lid per
haps. were most priced. for when the
body is wet and cold there is a craving
for a hot drink. and il took less time
and fuel 10 roast the green berries in
the lid than to bell the salt meat in
the body of the tin. II he'd not Oc-
Cured to any one in the department
then responsible for our commissariat
that TO make a mug of coffee out Of
green berries, roasting and grinding
apparatus was essential. and till jan
uary. when some roasted coffee was
landed. our men might be seen pound
ing with a stone or round shot the
berries in a fragment of exploded she'll
-Firtnightly Review.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-03-14
JOE CRADDocK.s coop woRk.
he Has Been Very Successful in Appreheud-
ing Nialators OF tn. Internal Revenue
Laws.

ne Has Been Very Successful in APprehend-
ing Nialators OF ths Internal Revenue
Laws.
Special 10 the Register
weston. w Va March 12-Deputy
Marshal Joe CralGock was here to-day
with Deison Williams. Ed Williams
and Ellis Williams. of Braxton county.
whom he had under arrest for Illicit
retailing whisky. He viii take them
20 Clarksburg. Joe has been very sue
cessful in locating his men. and is re-
garded by Mr. Garden as one of his
most efficient deputies. A short time
ago the marshal received q telegram
from The Alexander Lumber CO. that
there was some Irregularities in their
camp, and Mr Cradd0ck was at once
dispatched t0 the scene. he found
that two men had ten gallons of
whisky each and had been dealing il
out TO the men. The consequence was
that about 30 of the wOO6smen were
drunk and it stopped the mill on ac-
count of scarcity OF logs The deputy
marshall arrested the two men for il
-IiIiC11r TCjailiuS 'a0;i cAey are now await
ing their trial behind the bars az
Clarksburg.
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4 CerLillcate ma Doesn,t 90.

Special 90 the Register.
Parkersburg. W Va. March 10
Squire Stewart. OF Peasants county,
has been indicted by the grand jury OF
the Pleasant county circuit court Tor
solemnizing marriages without au-
thoritv. a couple whom he married
having been indicted for adultery, the
following being an exact copy OF the
certificate he furnished the couple
upon marrying them: 90.
"Theus Day november the ~ 1884
was married Mr.. fred seavers Mrs
nancy hood was married in peasants
county west virginia by esQire stew
art i'm holy mat rimony they Bee
come as man and wife BY the laws on
the state Off west virginia they agree
10 hold fast 20 one another forever IN
naasp
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- connty Cireult cOurl.

swell Weis6urg W VA az N cases win oo SnS
Sp on FRIDAY next ,5i T 5S heard %S ' coI W.
" w. "A Hrne1. Of Mass(c% cotton W., and a' r.
Prosecuting a.. Palmer. ST., will
rsg gams W Yates p s2eea 5@ and 10 x as
S me ~ 70 MOundsyille 0y 'Nei'D ~" "H
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NESEITT & pEVlNEi
1872 Market sgres-
TRUSTEES SALE OF YBLUA5L
McNECHEN PROPERTY.
Telephone 6l3.

BY order OF \ deed % trnst made tF
NcCusksy amt MARTINI. MS wife. 3D.
trn-tes. dated on the 23d day Of July.
recorded In tue oiire OF The GERS oil t.r
~ Court FOR Marshall connty, w. Va in
Deed book ~. 0. page 40. will 81 a.
auction a. the front door " MarshAh
Court 1ouse on Monday. April sih. 1872
menciug /. 1000 a m, the following pr"
VIZ. certain lot or parcel OF lani 40 tpe
al Nc Nech"a. Marshall G Iuuty. ct VIZ.
being Lot 80. BIAS platte! hy b. Is. 1rA
IN McMechrn. siarshtli county. W,
having frOutay" of '' feet incne-
Mochen Ayenur.GuI lending soutnrr
Railroad ayanue, one hUndl"t ant
three feet and ii Inches 20 a l-'o'
which said lot fronts hfty-sevrn ie. .i
inches. aud being the same prop
TO said MCCuskey by u. 3. 'N-..r1
by deed dated June I'd 1867
corded IN the Office 81 me
County Court. 10 which r' zoe
has for full description o. -ai 30.
is improved by good two"'..3 game
ing house.
Terms OF sale, cash.
marsh ". h''I. l.
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TRUSTEES SALE. b.

Il NJ = III y tDhbi~s
4 tue OF a deed Of trust made Dy t.
r. Miller and wife 10 me. % trustee
December 231, 1891. AMI rTcoiu-l DID t'-
the Clerk Of the County COur, obi ono
West Virginia. book No B, page t
WEDNESDAY. MAkCH tHth I-'i at
a. M. sell OF public auction 80 zoe i'
door Of the Cou House oi ..ia
following described pfop -', t.
Lot number SIX tiJ u'l part oi
i've 30 IN John ana CIas ldirh.e .r
the CITY OF Wheeling also .oi s
90 and part OF lot uumtof il.rr
Vista addition 70 SAID cry aIi ON
I. Churchill. trustee, aa'd pf'P'. ..-
AS follows. Beginning 90 the ......
ner OF said lot numbered siN 'h ....
theme. north along the east 'i'e Oh O.
forty-dye feet. thence ea-twaglif
with tbs n orth line OF ot, 1uuhe'-
four 10 Pnlo Alto street then
along the west -iIe OF sad .a't h
fortv-aye feet to On. southeast io.A
lot nun Der four 90. thence ti
of said lots numbered four ana -.N
eining. being the same pr1l"r.' ...
Beaianltu r. Mile bv II. i %
dated December l.f. 1871. and ~.
Office OF the ClcrE o the comfy -
county, West virginia, in a-e4
Tynws or SALE One-thifd Of .h- 30.
Nancy and so mach mOrs ~ 'h-
NAV elect. cash on the day NJ BAL D. - -.
due in two equal insta lmrN'. ... ..
snecttyrly In one and TIVE yea DID,. q.
~ sale with interest from inst ...
f,rrsd in.allments 20 be- sscl's'
trust and insurance ...-,,,.o,- rr..s.
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NIannlngton Blrds Won.

Special to the Register.
Warrington, W Va. March ia
large cock fight was pulled OIL in well
known poker room, just outside Of the
corporation limits, last night, between
Pittsburg and Wheeling birds on one
side and local birds on the other 1t is
understood that the local birds won
most of the prizes. and several hundred
dollars changed hands on the result.
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Opening OF the spring Term of salem Col
Special to the Register.

SlfNItl 10 Ntt' ANN-A'rN--
Salem IN. Va. March 1S.-The
sYring term of Salem College opened
TODAY with the largest enrolment yet
recorded at the beginning OF a term.
This institution Is now in its slNtn
year. and is coming 70 the front RANK
among the schools OF the State. It's
students come principally from the
counties of Harrison, DOddridge' "
Ter. Lewis. BraXton, Taylor. Marion
and Fitchie. An endowment OF SlS'oUV
the past year viii give 1T such perhla-
hence that &c may be considered an
educational factor in this part OF the
state for wears to come. There is no
better location than salem anywhere
i'm the state for an institution OF learn
ing. Excellent railroad facilities make
it Convenient to all sections. me
high elevation makes the climate
healthful and inyigorating.
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TABLE TALh'
Let it Serve for Table TaIk."-shakespear's
VISION.

Let it Serve for Table Talk
\ VISION.
Like q vision of light, meteor bright
With n mystical splendor shlhlhs'
As a vision Of day. in gorgeous array
She fingered when eve was declining;
In The nTints of her feet the flowers
sprang sweet,
Tee snow and sleet defying;
Then a bound and spring. sic paseeu
on the wing,
And the winter slowly is dying.
Not a fairy in sheen was ever yet seen
To compare with this vision OF ours;
AS She came like a fash, her steeds on
the lash,
In q halo of sunshine and flowers;
She trims over hills and bubbling rills,
Each rippling stream caressing;
For she parts with her wealth in silent
stealth
With a free and equal blessing.
Then she fiestO the fount at the top of
the mount
To the meadows and pastures clean;
And the boughs OF the trees ope their
buds to the breeze
AS she throws off her mantle of
green;
With a majesty grand she bears in her
hand
Earth's sweetest and rarest treasure;
And gives to each race with a regal
As she speeds on her journey of
pleasure.
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to-day to serve a years term Iue
charge OF burglary was Withheld W III
Blankensop and Elmer Brady were ac-
quilted Of rcbbing the SheriH once !,'
They viii be tried for assault with IN
tent TO Kill on Wednesday Oh next
week
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-03-14

Prof Young finds, by investigation
that the suns light is about 100000
times as great as the moons. If, there
fore, the sky was covered with full
moons. they would give but one-eighth
as much light as the sun.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-03-14

A new rifle. in use by the Italian
army, sends d bullet through five
inches of solid oak at a distance of A.
600 feet.
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Experience
Does 1t.

To make money you must be willing to spend Many
think only article that needs advertise
ing, but that great mistake.
merchant advertise his goods others have made
fortunes doing it.
Nothing to have its sale materially nceas ed
by newspaper publicity.
Judicous advertising only the best
TONER'S cheapest we'll them and keeps
them for you.
There strong competition in all lines of business
You need advertising you your share of trade
az need done in the most skfu and Intelligent way.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-03-14

People smell better with their
mouths shut, because all the air for the
use of the lungs must then be drawn
through the nose.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-03-14

Colonel Thomas Wentworth Higgin-
son, of Boston, says that newspapers
labor under the disadvantage of being
a little too daily. There is not time to
verify the information hence the
many mistakes.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-03-14
TOR RENT.
MALE HELP WANTED.

MEN AND WOMEN TO MAKE BIG MONEY
M with the Practical Plating Dynamo is the
electrical machiue used in toe great plating
factories. Is W To $500 a week made easy
Plates everything. No experience; big profits.
Address W. P HARRISON 4 CO., Clerk No. a.
Columbus, Ohio
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Count Tolstoi certainly believes in
practicing what he breaches. His
new book which deals chiefly with the
harmful effect of the possession of
money. he has refused two large cash
offers for. lie preferred to make free
Gift of the manuscript to the Severny
Nestnik, a Russian monthly magazine.
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AGENTS WANTED.

A GENTS ~ EVERY STATE on SALARY
~ and commission. Agents making - to
$50 weekly. EUREKA CHEMICAL 4 MFG
CO., La Crosse, Wis. Ja>5etdso
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ITO HOUSEKEEPERS!
VIZ HAVE SP0NGES, BRUSHES, BUSTERS
Channels skins. Sapolio,
putt Pomadc, Carpet Soap.
Gold Paint,at x. II. LISTS.
1910 Main ST

OF FURNITURE e est. It's f.SH' The he log
that supplies the lmeans Of making home
pleasant. The best lumber obtainable on
the western hemisphere is used in manu-
featuring our furniture. What it's made
of and the way it's made up are the two
great points in our magnificent furniture
exhibit Our parlor aud bedroom suites
are art studies in wood. Every piece is
a creation, an example Of novelty, monu-
ment of cheapness. Not the price, but the
value makes our goods cheap. It's as
plain as the multiplication table that moth
ing can be made better nor prices lower.