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Decorah-posten., 1896-07-31
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Spprleoes fan man arreiiere en- bel
8p, Do bet en- StorbD oo%enifjsbet? 50,
berpm Iadr ou iper9e Uncle Sam; for
ban bar ejprt bet, pg ban far bel WRugt
til bet, iulbe jeg tro.
8psn Wilpdutee bar forbruot fig
moo lncIe Sams 2oOe ~anguaenoe Glpe
pa 9dpne OeO al IlGnge afulO fra @az
Der "a StrGber ND / Gate Wt9igan os
Seroeo biuore Sti6sfarten. Seroper
er Der inbgioet 9lage af 5preneos Sta
tiers 0iitrict gttprnep Digmun, boem
Su9enisrtupteiu 3inu, Tom 'tdl paste
pua, at Glbelebet pg Sapneu boloeg
rene, bdnoe 9iprt opmRriiom puu, at
MiIpdutce er en- flor SDnoer.
9aa 8ruuo Of ben lupe 8anoTianb /
bore SnolunoSIger beupenote Reaiez
rin9en Zig ipadres til ale 8Der peb De-
res BREEDER % paulagoe benz at afbols
be fig ira at tsmme afdlo paa Steoer,
boor 8pbben bar unosr AZ SOB, %
boor bet altIad tunoe blioe til Sinber
for 5artsierne. Milpautee 6reo ia
life om bette, men lob fine 9rdmme
tuits uO fin ufpsne Calming, bpor bet
fnlot fis.
Court Commissioner 8Ioobaoph
murpeoe Tis oa up % ubIteoie en- or.
reItprore mob belle 8pen. StraHen
for Spsrtr9osiIer az oerne @rt sr entcn
en- Wtultt, Tom life mad bore miuore
emo $l,250, sler J9nsIel | 80 91ge.
9u intei arrsIilotale er fort moi til
at rumme Ct 9pbeFoltning poa ESQ.,
600. ftul Uncle Sdms @utoriteter p9re
betGntt puu blot at inosipsrre Nil,uuu=
fees Wlappr pa sprige GmbeoSmGnb,
beri6lanot Meolemmerne at 8prauoet.
g9er Lungs bore SnOiauosfeer. ION
bar foripnoei zig pau lignsnDe Diudoe
Tom Wiilpuuiss, oil fda fannie
SiiGbne.
Decorah-posten., 1896-07-31

Senatpr Ietti9rrru ira SDo 0ototn
er M belt uoenfor bet republitdnIte
Yurti. 5prIeOen Dag inbienote ban
fin RrTi9naiion Tom Meolem df ben
rcpublitanIte fougresIionule &pmite,
iom bar 3iIIpn meo 9aIgcne Of Spns
eresmGno.
Decorah-posten., 1896-07-31

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meOet, ital hoIOes i guIt. gfa,o,I.' .
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Decorah-posten., 1896-07-31
6oot Iilbno.

8da Bruuo al npOoenol8 6orntorIH9
nlan iel iplae no min StomageriorreHlaS
beriteos beltuasnoe al Ell laa8oot ION ND
Spmaitme. 4Giter, SGrftpi % Ell 2e y'a'
teriaIe. Ser er Ell npmGliet COB SLABS l'r
en- llint Sfoma9er.
4Sb3 e. 8. 8rpnTtac, Goiciar, S@E.
Decorah-posten., 1896-07-31

5uriit til 9onoen 4atritt S'@rjtn; .Nrr
81, 81 fulr lace Ereue Ceres ilippt; &c"
ultiOr tore"
4atritt: "SGnt oct! 90 icQ ionl ntiop
oiIoe iuat Ill Gere, at Geres Ercn CT l'E
imoa til ct gGiel.
Decorah-posten., 1896-07-31

All who wish TO speak English correct
ly should put themselves under the drill
OF Prof. Breckenridge. DEBORAH, Iowa.
Decorah-posten., 1896-07-31
Miettt!

6or gpbt % biniai 2auo | Central Winncinih,
pint eur for en- let %opoprtet: icite SetalINs. y
tdar. n~iolt1nbige "gities" Seuo eiier etiU'"'''
% nGUl oenre Apis. Nhrcsie:
u. Wurrap, GSaocnd, WshN'
Decorah-posten., 1896-07-31

DEBORAH Institute students now pay
fI.25 per week for day board.
Decorah-posten., 1896-07-31

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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1896-10-28

content with a moderate return from
the Investment. pay the taxes for the
10 per cent. a month fellows-I call
your attention TO a few examples.
Take for iustadce the Gray Bros.
block. assesse1 4 at Sill, 500 and they pay
a tax for 1896 OF S52904; the Schnell
building, assessed at $4,000, tax SlS4;
the Lyon block, assessed at 81 500,
tax S52q O4; the Bamford block,
assessed at ~ 0G0, tax Sls4; the smith
block, assessed at $4,000, tax S460;
and might mention many Others
Much of the property is mortgaged
for large amounts.
Compare these with the following
list OF 40 per cent men: One with 500.
600 cash IN sight pays Sl20.si one
with SEQ. 600 and some household
goods pays Sl57 IS; another with So
900 pays si1.52; another with 50 0)O
pays So "a; another with Sl,4O0 pays
S7 90; another with 5000 pays $50;
another with 81, 500 pays 800, 90
Nine men withheld from assessment
$40, g26 of recorded cash, besides many
thousands more which tney have since
February invested aud recorded.
Another thing needs changing We
luuhl nave law Wuifur pldNts u iAlil \
upon the power TO take advantage of
the necessities OF the needy and the
distressed. We must not repudiate n
contract but we may regulate the
maker.
The present law was expected TO
affect the use of outside capital and
bring IL into the territory. In this il
has failed. 1t only gives license for
local money TO exact the utmost farth-
| ing.
What do you think OF 10 per cent a
month on the farm COW, pig and
chicken? What do you say to 30 per
cent per annum on real estate secur-
ity? You may be sure that a man who
will commit perjury to save hims elf
the payment of little tax, will have
the conscience TO take 10 per cent @
month and will in the end exact the
pound Of flesh.
Do not go from here and say that
condemn the loaning of money, moi
those who loan money at Legitimate
and reasonable rates The majority o
MS are borrowers. There is, happily
FIR us. possibility OF borrowing oI
honest, reasonable men,
Take, for instance, our local banks
They are conducted by honorable, up
right gentlemen, men who have beer
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1896-10-28
SILVER DEMONSTRATION.
Appeal to Citizens to Participot,
in "a Grand Closing Rally.

Appeal to Citizens to Participate
in a Grand Closing Rally.
Citizens: II is the purpose of the
free silver clubs of Logan county TO
make the 3ist of October a day long to
be remem bered and to that end we
earnestly invite all advocates Of free
silver to join with us in grand parade
on the morning of the above date.
The procession will form on the fair
grounds at 10 n. N. and move over the
principal streets OF our city. We earn
estly urge aud desire the people from
the country to decorate their wagons
in full holiday garb and TO make good
showing of the products of their farms
such as cotton and corn, AMI also
adorn their vehicles with liberal dis
play OF our country's colOrs. Each
farmer will provide himself with efed, ,
white and blue sash and furnish the
same for their wives, daughters and
lady friends, whom we hope TO vel
come as co.workers in making the
parade a success.
The committee has ordered this
patriotic outpouring as a token of our
loyalty to the Hon. J. Y. Callahan,
who will be present on this occasion
and address the people on the issues
Of the day. Let us give our next
congressional representative royal
reception and leave nothing undone to
assure him OF our earnest support,
All candidates OF the county, city or
towrship are invited to be mounted
and occupy a position on the right of
the line. Every patriotic silver voter
will upon this day display our coun-
try's colors from their private dwell
lings or places of business. Let there
be no excuse for your non attendance
upon this occasion, as this demonstra'
tion will do much toward giving an
object lesson to the country Of our
earnestness and loyalty TO the cause
OF free silver Let our citizens oil
every walk in life be found ia the
ranks on this occasion and ty 50 doing
confer honor to the cause and a favor
to the following committee; r s.
Reaves, j. M Montgomery, M. Collar
Leslie Bush, Scott and J. Twamley.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1896-10-28

For the free silver barbecue and
rally at Orlando, o. T., October 81, the
Santa Fe Ronte will sell exeurion
tickets at fare and one third for the
round trip. Tickets on sale October
81 good TO return until November ],
1906. l.. K. DELANEY, Agent
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1896-10-28
RspublIean RaIIy ~ otIahoma CITY.

For the Republican rally at okla
homa City. October 81, 1896, the Santa
Fe route will sell excursion tickets
from all stations between Arkansas
City and Purcell inclusive to Oklahoma
City at rate OF one fare for the round
trip, tickets on sale October 3Oth and
3ist, good TO return until November
lst. Hon. Dennis II. Flynn aud other
prominent speakers will be in atteni
ance. 4. r. DELANEY, agent
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1896-10-28

Pan.American Medical congress,
Mexico City, Mexico, November 10 TO
10, ise6. For this occasion the Santa
Fe Route will sell excursion tickets
TO the City Of Mexico, Mex, at one
lowest fare for the round trip. Tick
cts on sale November and 10, good TO
return until December 81 1890.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1896-10-28

Almost every man in america has
some digestive trouble. When men
meet. the greeting usually is, We'll, !,
how are you?" That develops health
talk. The man who has no bowel or
stomach trouble is almost a curiosity.
Trouble is men take no care of them
selves. they eat rs though they had
copper stomachs and bowels OF brass.
BY and by, overworked nature rebels.
Then come headaches, nervousness,
bad blood, liver and kidney troubles
DR.. Perce's Pleasant Pellets furnish
help for constipation and torpid liver,
sick and bilious headache, dizziness,
sour stomach, loss of appetite, indi.
gestion or dyspepsia, windy belchinRs,
heartburn" pain and distress after
eating, and kindred arrangements al
the liver, stomach and bowels. Accept
no substitute.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1896-10-28

SAlmost new sewing 'machine and
cook stove for sale. Enquire at $40
North Broad street. 27t2
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1896-10-28

The Abraham Lincoln Republicans
will have speaking on the government
acre tonight Prominent speakers viii
be present and address the people
Several false propositions laid down
by the gang will be exploded 10 is
desired that a large crowd be present.
Everyone Is invited.
q. N. NICHOLS Chairman
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1896-10-28
CATARRH
EIY'SGT9aTl Balm

Is acknowledged TO be the most thorough cure f.,
Nasal Calarrh. Cold in Head aud Hay Fever Of all
remedies Il opens and cleanscs the Dasal passages,
alays pain and Inflammation, heals the sores, pro-
lects the membrane from colds, restores the senses
Of taste and SMELL Price SOC at Duggists or by mail
ELY BROTHERS. CO Warren Street, New York.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1896-10-28

In no line OF business does
1.-THE eternal BtheSS OF things
form such an important factor
as in that Of making CLOTHES
hocor,iro tba etvla and com
plexion peculiar to the wearer.
The art of making corpuient
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1896-10-28

A. Krebs is not connected with The
LEADER in any capacity. He is not
authorized to collect any money due
on subscriptions to THE DAILY or
WEEKLY LEADER. 10 I'm
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1896-10-28

Election laws Of 1898, with the
amendments and revlsions OF '95, COM
pletc in book form, on sale at the
Leader office. Price 25 cents II
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1896-10-28

You may ask. Are these men really
guilty Of perjury? Hear what the
statute says: If any person shall
wilfully make or give under oath or
affirmation false list of his, her or
their taxable property, or a false list
Of the taxable property in the use or
possession or under the control Of him,
her or them, and required by law TO be
listed by him, her or them, or place a
false value thereon, such person shall
be deemed guilty Of perjury aud, upon
conviction thereof, shall be punished
therefor as is by law provided for the
punishment Of perjury"
Yet the men who violate this law
walk along your streets holding their
heads high and posing as good citizens
and honest men. Are they either?
You may ask me why the attention
CT our grand jury has not been called
TO the matter2 ! can only say that
those whose duty II is to bring such
ofienses before that body are on my
list
We need a change, and such a change
will be made when you put the right
kind Of men 10 Office,
Gentlemen, you who have not hid
den away your property from the
assessor, you who have thought il
neither smart nor honest TO sneak out
Of doing your duty, through deception
or perjury, how long viii you suffer
this state of affairs? How long will
you continue TO pay taxes on the
property of other men2
To show more clearly the Injustice
Of the present condition of affairs
and that the men who put their money
into improvements In our city and aFS
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1896-10-28

instrumental in building up our city
and whose business transactions will
bear the searchlight of the closest in
vestigation The county records re-
veal for them no cut.throat interest.
Their taxes are paid. They aid in the
support of the government Neither
against these nor any other reasonably
Just man is blame attached.
Gentlemen, the same evils that exist
In our city government. extends to the
county affairs. How can you stop IT,
/ will tell You, Go t) the polis on
election day and place in the ballot
box a vote for those honest men whose
names adorn our free silver ticket.
DO this and the change will come
and that speedily.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-12-31
TIL: Pig ROAST.

The pig winners OF tho Christmas
day bowling contest, Mcssrs, Sid SAY.
yer und II. MnthCr Archer. last nlght
entertained u large number Ut the lie.
voices OF tcn-plns At Colonel William
Fctte's Harvest Home bowling alleys
out Caidweil's run, to sample OF the
porlIer they WON,
The llarves, team, to which the sue.
Ccsstul bowleri belong. and the cap.
IUlna OF the other teams OF the South
Side League, tho. dOnatorS and repre-
ScntatiVcS OF the press, were Invited
and goOdly number responded. The
pix was roasted IN the most approved
style by Fred. Bcckendort anu the
festive board became the Mecca "
many hungry b0wlers. At s O'clock
relief came and all sat down to an ap-
petl2lng spread. Hts NibS." the pOr-
kcr. was rich. rare and juicy, anu to
prevent his being Lonesome u lOrdly
gobbler lay s;eanninH IN. the centre OF
the table. Salads, sandwiches and var
iouJ kinds OF refreshments were In
abundance. Ry the kindness OF Andy
Hclcrstcin. the bunQuet board was
tlStefully decorated with flowers.
Charley" liarpfrr was grand carver
and welded his weapon In such n deN-
ferrous manner thnt many OF the guests
had sufficient nerve to call Tor II Sec
ond supply. Colonc, Fette hoped
around the table like magic. when he
thought the wants Of some baShful
bowler were not being looked nfter.
His genial nature was never better
displayed than in his hospltablc treat
ment OF those present, Everything
FtAT ~ q n ~ hall - q
the clash OF knives and glasses was
music to the bowlcr's ear. for We bow
Ter hath an appetite, ns was evidenced
In great shape by last nights d!Sserl-
alton on roast pig.
In lieu Of W. c. Meyer. the toaEs
! master selected, and who was unable
to be present, Colonel Charles Horst
man occupied the head OK the table
lie did thc o:nce proud and his
speeches In English and German were
happy ones. Among other things he
expressed a wish for the prosperity
OF the South Side League and urged
each team 20 be on hand Tor every
scheduled game.
Colonel Fette responded to thc many
! expressions OF thanks for his hospit-
| ality In few well chosen words. In
closing he presented John Speldel. OF
the Harvest team. with n Christmas
toy, jumping jack" for increasing
his score from niIcty-seven In. Tues
day nights league game. TO 1871 In a
| practice game shortly before the pig
roast.
Roast pig and speech-makIng. how
ever, did not comprise all the bill! OF
| fare. Music there was TO add to the
nerriment. Messrs. Helenstein and
Sarver. With violin aud guitar and Mr.
| Harry The;s. OF Marietta, crack
whlStline sOlOist, did their share 10
! make merry. At the close OF the pig
roast the cigars were passed. and the
| fascination OF the alleys was sought,
| The evening was the most pleasantly
spent OF any In the annals OF local
bowle-dom and Colonel Fctte Is 10 be
congratulated on the interest IN the
| game he has awakened. To him and
the other donators the credit Is given
| for the spread OF last night. The DO
majors were Mcssrs. Fette, Schmulbach,
Schrebe and Beckcndorf
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-12-31
TIE SIX DAYS RACE
AZ Washington is'NoW Half Completed.
ttaIh LAWYERS a Ik,rOtu


WASHINGTON, y, c., Dec. 3O,.-lTnlt
of the international six dnys, eight
hours per day, bicycle contest In pro.
grcsS at Convention hall was completed
Mt 1914 o'clock Tonight. The leaders
had made ever 49, miles. aud II this
speed Is maintained until the end OF the
contest 1t win far eclipse the previous
record, which for six days IL 20? miles
and IL laps, made by AShIngcr. one OF
the contestants In the present rncu, ut
boston In 1891. Waller, the plying
Dntchmnn." continued TO keep the lend
or Two laps which he had when time
was called lust night.
Maddox made Il pluCky but Intellectual
attempt To close the Cup between him
and the leader. which was caused veg
terduy by Maddox puucturlng his lire.
During to-day the men kept we'll to-
gtthcr, except that Walter and Maddox
nude II lap ON the bunch, and Foster
who during the latter part OF the even
INK Jagged behind the others. All are
Keeping up fairly we'll. however, md
do not scem unusually weurled By the
eNertions OF the past three days. VAL
Ter IL having considerable trouble with
his eyes, and his friends fear they NAV
Yet operate TO his disadvantage, during
the latter days Of the riding They an.
p"arcd to be almost closed tonight az
he shot around the eclipse. lie Is looked
upon rs the probable winner II hts eyes
do not fail lin. Eddie Bald paced The
men for Il short time this afternoon
George 8. Ball, the local rider. who en-
tered Monday under II disadvantage
and who was suffering from n severe
cold, withdrew to-day. His glClruss OIL
the wheel yesterday caused him 10 lose
so much time and he saw there was no
chuncc to catch up with tho bunch.
Albert one Of the contestants who drop-
ped out, has appeared In the role Of
trainer and vii! manage Lawson and
Ashingcr for tho remainder OF the race
In the exhibition tonight Eddie Bald
lowered his three-quartcr mile indoor
record from 1850 TO l:i5. and Tom Linton
his hve-m!le record from 1906 to ll:jGIL.
Score tonight Is rs follows:
WASHINGTON. d, c., Dec. ao.-At
the Close OF t0-day'S racing In the six
days contest the sclrc stood us follows:
Waller. 49, niles laps.
Maddox, I37 miles Iapsh.
Aschlng-r. 1876 miles 10 laps
lawson. 437 miles lap.
Hunter, i3t miles laps.
Chapple. 4S2 miles laps.
Foster, 49, miles laps.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-12-31
BELLAIRE.
All Sorts OF Local News AMI c,sip About
the Glass CITY,

tho Glass City,
About 900 new books Will be added TO the
school library within the next week or
two. and the library will be open two
afternoons each week to afford people an
opportunity TO secure good reading with no
expense to themselves There will be about
sGV volumes all told to select from md
4 list. Including the names OF authors.
Will be printed for the accommodation OK
the public The hooks are selected with
especial reference TO Interesting the young
people, and Superintendent Williams, with
some OF the teachers, Will give the mat
ter special attention.
H. +. Boyer, the young man who stood
the successful test for the CaGctshlU at
West Point ut the examination here last
summer. left yesterday on the P"nnsyl-
vanIa railroad for New York Ills rX.
animation for admission to West Point
will b. held about the firgt Of March. and
he went on carly 10 got the lay OF thu
land. II he passes thu rigid examination
then he viii enter school June !. He IL
a Strong well built young man, Il close
student and ambitious, and there Is not
much doubt about his admission 10 West
Point.
The Daughters OF Liberty held meet
Ing Tuesday night. ut which time the fol-
lowing officers were elected for the cnsl.-
Ing year: Councillor. Mrs. \. Lockwood:
vIcc councillor. Mrs. *. Kirk; associate
councillor, Frances Day: vice associate
councillor. Mrs. NJ: j. Robinson: recording
secretary, Miss Emma llumrA; assistant
recording secretary I.li2hDcth Ment1:
financial secretary. Mrs. Lena George;
treasurer. Mrs. a. Pnrtcr!!c!L; guide. Mrs.
IA. III IaE i, iJ tc,T,.pl,nI,t,b irw.t,c ~
V. LeCch.
~, i" ~ i'' .|n,, IT, Ib" nj hrr inv ami hIS vIT,
acc0mpanlrd him on tho wagon II was
n novel sight for some OF the kodak fIcnds,
and several Views OF the team and thu
couple were taken and developed. sone
OF which fell into the hands OF neigh
bOrg. who ihoilIIt 10 nave olt OF lHn
nt tho ora fSayS Exp @Hnens ', n9o now she
tnreIc"I " 10 nnyim,' ,ronh,c i6rntinr
,,,n,r, "'' - ' 40
NJ, n.,'', r.o,,n, anime, Oar, DorO- n,
~. va al, ia I'LL IL, ~, CLrts, ,,,"
Ia :. 20" ,Iis,n,,s,.L hy tbc rnrVor T,,rs,Inw
cvcning and the trustees look rhnrss
OF Tho child, leaving her In Mr. DOrcrs
caro- until they can send her TO the child
rcn's home. This action 10 generally com.
mcnGcd.
The BrlIaIrc, GAINESVILLE & Cincinnati
railroad IL handling great denl OF ponl-
try these days. MOST oil IL IL Douhu Tor
llttSpuFEh NM Nc'".
J.. y; JACKSON ana WHO returned nome
ycS'etunE rom u NiS H. WI" y,n,o 'u'"''cS W
''u ""' '.'''' '.' W. W..
MISS hGsn n,,,H' W'T ,ho , ,,,oI, w
he,ro"i ~ T., ,hIs 81 mv 90 '"' ""''' VI
cu,,a., vnnIn,nr r,u roturpod IN pr,e-
unncrt no, ',,it,''I r,, ~ "a ,vI,h IL,
u"rcnis il, tEc ,,Ity,
Al noyd Inns returned 10 bIs homo
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-12-31

James Young. 4 traEed!an who IA
well spoken or.wiIi appear nt;thr Opcrn
liousc. on Monday md TucSGIp next.
IN scenic prhIUC;iOns Of Hamlet" and
David Garrick." Mr.. Young has never
tetCrr appeared in Wheeling. hut In
tn" north and cast he II well known
rad hts press notices predict II treat for
orr thcntrc.gOcrg. II Is aald that. he Inns
1t pleasing voice and an uttrnctivc per-
Hpnnlity that wins and delights his
auditors. and II IL promised that lie Will
br well Supported, aud thut Ihtsmouat-
M end staging OF his productions will
leave nothing 10 he desired.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-12-31

The first series OF the South Side
Bowling league terminates this week.
and 1t the close OF the second series.
which will begin next week, Col. Will
lam Feite, proprlct0. OF the Harvest
Home bowling alleys. out Caldwell.
run. will armnEe IL handicap contest.
The contest will be similarly mads up 60
that OF the Christmas day contest, tina.
IS, two members Will represent "A team,
but the proposed contest will be q han
d!clp In the true sens. OF the word. Th.
contestants will be handicapped accord
ing 20 their averages. thus making the.
games very exciting. The prizes have
not been selected yes. but will be well
worth the struggle.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-12-31

"a Bowery Girl" which comes 10 the
Grand the last thee days o; this week,
with special mat!necS on New Years
and Saturday. Is n play that has crea-
ted quite ;uT0re ali over the country.
Critics have been nonpiustd, cynICs
have been puzzled, optimists have been
delighted. thr blase thcutre-Eaer has
been surprised into showing some sign
OF interest. the CroakcrS hnvG been ST.
fenced. the skeptIcs h2vc been forced
IntO doubling themselves. mothers and
daughters, husbands. wives aad chill
L=en. all can See something In .:hls uni
quo play that win greatly interest after
witnessing lis production.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-12-31
"I:ITZ" IS CONFIDENT.

CHICAGO. Dec. 2O.--Eob Fi,zsIm-
mona madc n flying visit to Chicago
this forenoon on his way 10 New York.
He arrived from Omaha on the North
western at T:lj and left on the frs,
train for New York. With him we're
Martin Julian and his Chalmers. Fi;z.
simmons Is confident lie will whip
CGrbctt.
Il am sure | can lick him. he said,
ment as soon ms ! get to New York
and have n chance TO rest up Il little.
] want to nEh; him and win agree 10