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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-11-19
ADJUSTMENTS.

Tho following clipping from tho Port
Hope, Ont. Times viii be interesting
70 wheeling people, as Miss Myra Col
ms u "a native OF this city:
There was piles OF fun at the opera
mouse last night, and Dan Slmons didn't
make 1t all either. a fellow named
oC0nncl brought his best girl and his
nice black mustuche to the show 30
mat thcy mig ht have good time and
thoroMghly enjoy themselves. And they
dlu. Ihnt is. O'Conncll ana his girl did.
30 uld tho boys In the gallery. where
inc happy young couple eat. Ito hardly
Sot MS overcoat of and his hat slowed
away, when ho turned toward his be.
loved ana gave her long and raptur-
Gus look. She seemed 10 feel the mag
netlsm OF hiH gRZc, for she turned TO
MN with look resembling TINT OF a
dying calf ana long ind lovingly they
EaHed into each others eyes. Then no
look candy out OF his pocket, took
ditto or 1t gently oh. how Ecntly-he
placed It between her lips. Tho crowd
around them wasn't snlckcring or any
ining' or course. But they didn't care.
The curtain rose finally. and though
inc couple momentarlly looked In that
direction. the crowd didn't. There was
moro run In the gallery. They went
There TO see tho Myn Collins show. but
they dluht care a cent for It now. There
was better one nearest TO them, and
they uld not dare to look Mt the stage for
lear they'd misa something. Whenever
anything particularly funny or some
good piece OF acting was done, ind there
was no lack OF that. the lovc.slck twain
woulu turn ono TO the other and gnze
into the depths OF each others eyes. and
ned take another candy out OF hIs
pocket and take bite out OF II and put
tho rest OF 1t In her mouth and she'd
thank him with n sickly grin. "Oh.
twas tun-'twns wOndrous fun!' and
me poys thoroughly enjoyed Il. Myra
Collins cOuldn'. understand why half
or her audience paid no attention to her
splendid acting, but when she secs The
about H."
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-11-19
FOR THE PRISTINE
In Two Years the Etnu.Standnrd
Mills Arc on In Full.
TIE IMMENSE ESTABLISHMENT
Across tho ltirer l,unning ruii Time aud
with Fall Forces In nii Departments.
Orders deceived In Past Ten Days which
ilavo drought About THIS Happy SiiuN-
tion-Orisrs Iteing Received Every Day,
4 Making Prospects Fiattcring.

For the first time in two years, tho
great industrial establishment across
tho river in AetnaNIllc. the Aetna
Standard iron and steel works. IS work.
Ing full forces IN oil OF tho many de-
partmonts, which gives employment TO
about 1000 men. This satisfactory con-
dillon OF affairs was arrived at yestcr-
day. and tho prospects are nattcrlng
for a long continued run with full
force.
During the last ten days the Actna4
Standard company has received large
orders from Its customers, sufficient to
keep all departments going at their full
capacity for the ensuing two months.
Orders continue to roll In at n salts
factory rate and tho works will prob
ably have a steady run for some time.
Needles 20 say, hnd the result OF che
late election been other than what 1t
was, the Aetna-Standard mills would
not be making their present satlsfac-
tory showing.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-11-19
WILLIAM METzGER BURIED.
One ofthe Victims of the BeliaIroTrage
Buried NestertiNy.

Yesterday afternoon the funerul Of
the late William Mctzger, one OF the
victims OF the recent Bellaire tragedy
In which Scott Linton. OF Wheeling,
shot Metzgcr fatally. dangerously
wounded an Alley C woman named
Gray. and then killed himself instant
~. occurred. 1T was from his fathers
residence In North Wheeling, and
w-s largely attended. The Tnrif Cham
plons. the campaign organization of
which the deceased was n member.
turned out sixty members In line and
there was also n delegation OF the
Six Footers, The services at tho
house were conducted by Rev. Mr.. W.
lert. OF the st. Johns church, and the
following members OF the Tariff Cham
plons were the pallbearers: Batson
Dunlap. Bls MCConnaughcy, VIII
WOODS. Thee. Lcasurc. Andrew Long
and Joseph Berger. The intermcns was
at Mount Wood cemetery.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-11-19
IN THE OIL FIELDS.
Wells Coming In In yarIons PIrts Of tho
Southwest.

Southwest.
In the Jake's run district. Monongn-
lIn county, the South Penn OIL Com
pany has completed its No. on the
U. NJ. Rillinssley farm and has a dus-
ter.
The wildcatter In Richie and Wood
counties. W. Va. IL keeping up the
search for new pools despite the fact
that he has not had very good success
recently.
On Indian creek. Murphy dIstricLthe
Central Production Company has drill
ed through all sands on the p. Il. Thorp
farm and found nothing in any OF
them.
In the same district the Cairo OIL
Company Is down seven hundred feet
with tsst we'll located on the Jacob
Riggs farm, on the south fork OF
Hughes river. and two and one-half
miles east Of Mcfarland creek.
Gilbert & Company have made n To-
cation on the Charles Shattuck farm.
on StIllwell creek. Clay district. Wood
county.
In the same county. Parkersburg
district. Pittsburgh company Is down
seven hundred feet with n test well on
the +. Fl. Marsh farm, located on Marsh
run.
A Marietta company is fishing In the
Besea at n test we'll on the George
Moore farm, on WorthIngton creek,
Wood county.
In Williams district, Wood county.the
same parties have finished dry hole
on the Davis farm.
Beatty &; Company are drilling in the
Berea grit on the Thompson farm.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-11-19
BAZAAR AND SUPPER
To he Given by tho Second Presbyterian
Lntlie, thi, EvrninE.

This and tomorrow evenings. tho
Ladies' AID Society and the Missionary
Society OF the Second Presbyterian
church Will give bazaar and supper In
AriOn hall, fer which extensive prepar-
atoms have been made by the ladies.
The arrangement and decoration OF the
booths Is very fine.
II will be In charg, OF the following:
Fancy bco,h-Miss Agnes Wilson,
chairman; Misses Addie Barnes, Alma
Hubbard, Anna Carnahan, Anna IT.
win. Mrs. y. Et2.
Doll booth-Mrs. John Moffat, chair
man; Mrs. William Dudley. Mrs. Har-
rlet Dal:cll. Louise Hubbard. Carrie
Fortney. Lottie Ritter.
Candy booth-Mrs. William Fee.
chairman; Mrs. Thomas Moore. Mrs.
Harry Vain. Misses Dot,ie Brill, Lulu
Franzell, Myrtle Clnrk. Maria Holiday,
GoIdIc Moore, Birdie TruXell and Bcs-
sic Evans.
Domestic booth-Mrs. Henry OFT,
chairman: Mrs. Robert Dalzell. Mrs.
Robert Simpson. Mrs. Arthur Dunn.
Mrs. Joseph SpeerS. Misses Fanny
Rhodes. Net;ie McCombs. Carrie Stree
line and Lizzie DodrIdgc.
Lemonade booth--Miss Laura Dali
zell. chaIcman. assisted by several
young ladies.
Package booth,-Mlss Lizzie Jones.
chairman: Misses Mary MoGfat, Bessie
Barley and Annie Phillips.
Muscum--Mr. VIII Carnnhan. chair
man; Misses Kate Ritter. Ella ODER
man, Temp Garden and Clara Wallace.
Japanese bUOth-AIrs. George Ehel-
ing, chairman; Misses Della Riley. Mar
Gle Koch and Emma kllcveS.
Refreshments-AIlss Mary Mckee,
Chairman: Mrs. Herbert Ncsbltt. Mrs.
Morris Walters, Misses Carrie Koch,
Lou Evans, Nellie Gillespie. Fannie
Lynn, Minnie Meek. Katherine Hupp,
Edith Carr. EssIe Carnahan and Bcr-
thu Reed.
The supper room will be In charge OF
Mrs. Albert Fortncy, assisted by the
following named ladies': Mira Charles
Reed, Mrs. r. C. Mofrat. Mrs. Maggie
DalzeIl, Mrs. Thomas Carr and MIss
TIllIe Fortncy. Supper Will he served
both evenings from until s O'Clock,
and luncheon on Friday from II o'clock
until 2.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-11-19
A looming Town.

This Intensely funny musical farce
comedy VIII make Its first appearance
In this city at the Grand Opera House
on Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday
or next week. Too much cannot be enld
OF this comedy, and all lovers OF good
nun E0ol singing. and good dancing,
should take this opportunity TO see IA
Booming Town" The piece Is staged
with all new AMI elegant scenery and
the leading parts nrep reduced by the
TWO nun makers, Smith and Cook, who
arc assisted by a company OF well
known comedians und q number OF
pretty FoubretteS that unite In making
an evening OF fun. The piece Is full OF
catchy songs end pretty dances.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-11-19
0EI0'S PLURALITY.
Attorney General aIonnett Says Barr's
Vote Cannot no Counted for Rrr.p.

Vote Cannot no Counted for Bryan.
In reply to q request from Ernest r.
Johnson, OF Newark. for an opinion as
to whether the Popul!st vote for Barr
should be considered in counting Nc
kinley's plurality In this state, AZ
torney General Monnett sent him n
communication on the subject, says the
Martins Ferry Times. The important
portion OF the letter OF the Attorney
general read rs follows:
AS there were but twenty-three cleo
tors running on the Mckinley Hobart
ticket. 50 there must have been but
twnty-thcee electors running upon the
Bryan-Sewall ticket. For the purposes
OF this question there could not have
been twenty-four. The plurality, with
In the definition given above, must be
confined 10 Bryan and Sewall as an in
dependent set and TO Barr as an in
dependent candidate. as elcctor under
another head. Mckinley and Hobart
electors received n plurality OF upwards
of 10000 over the Bryan and Sewall
electors under the Democratic head.and
n plurality OF $4,000 over Bars cleo
tors.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-11-19

Tonight Tony Farrell will open a
three nights engagement at the Grand
opera House In The popular Irish play
Garry Owen" In speaking OF the star
ana the attraction, tho New York
Mirror says: Tony Farrell apeArs this
season In a new play. Garry Owen,
which Is termed an Irish comedy drama,
and has an unusually interesting story
running through the play. Il Is en-
treiy unlike the ordinary run OF Irish
comedy dramas. His aim was 10 pre-
cent clean natural comedy, md he
enueavored to garniSh his work with
a goodly portion OF fun. frolIc, charm
Ing songs. end characteristic dancing.
In fact Garry Owen might truthfully
be termed rollicklnG Irish comedy"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-11-19
CIlRISrNIhS!I

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PHOTO.
SPECIAL OFFER.
CA1tHOSETrES or pi.ATISOES.
GARNET SIZE.
THREE DOLLARS PER DOZEN.
Tho Highest Art.
Arrange Tor Sitting at
NITsfi'S GROUND FLOOR STUDIO,
1905 Main Street.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-11-19

The beat salvc In the world for cuts,
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Company,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-11-19

THE Old lady was right whom she
said The child might die II they waited
for the doctor. she saved the little ones
life with n few doses Of one Minute
Cough Cure. She had used Il for Group
before. Charles II. Goethe. corner
Twelfth and Market streets; Bowie e
Co.. bridgeport; Peabody II Son, Ben
wood
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-11-19

DON'T forget Rabbit Lunch and
concert at Cans Hotel. 1924 Market
street. Friday night. Everybody invited.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-11-19
SEE stone Is Thomn. Black Friday nd.
Did,

SClIULER-On Wednesday morning. No
vcmbrr Is. 1876. JOSEPH SCHILLER,
jr.. aged Il years
Funeral from the residence OF his mother,
No. l2G Fifteenth street, on Friday
morning At S o'clock. Mass at ST.
Joscph's Cathedral ut $50 o'clock. In
tcrmeut Mt Mt, Calvary cemetery.
TEhTER--At his residence, Wheeling
Island. on Tuesday. November Ii, 1Sg6
nj 6:R y. m, DAVID TEATER, In tho
Gith year OF his age
Funeral notice hereafter.
Uarkcrshurg and Cumberland, Md, ra-
pcrS please COpy.l
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-11-19

ROSS II. CHEW Is selling all small
lots OF Wall Paper at half price.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-11-19
nAItGAlSS In Diumonh. at
II. T.. IIILLNAS & CO.'S,

THE old way OF delivering messages
by pOst-boys compared with the mod
crn telephone. Illustrates the old tedious
mcthOdsIof breaking" colds compared
with their almost instantaneous cure
by One Minute Cough Cure. Charles
r. GoctzN, corner Twelfth and Markc,
streets; Eowic x Co, bridgeport: Pea.
body & Son. Bcnwood. s
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1896-05-14

Devils Safe. - DaS 3i6brige
70hterden oes Giienbabu. gonoutieurs
Jrant garnabau ertranf in einem BaI.
iersrobsn. Die Rleiue mar nur .urse
3elt i'm Baiier seweien, beoor Der I'm.
slidsfal entoedt unb fie outs Trodene
s.bradt tpurbe. NQe Bieberbelebunas.
usriu4e eruleien ii4 ineeB OILS usrseb-
LID.
o.-Der 8ou3ussausi6uB oes
State Jeuerwebr.B ereins beidfoB oaS
~oiesidbrise 5eueruebr.9 ournier am g.,
10. unb IL. SUM in BIsmard abSubals
ten.
N t.-Sberiff NQiion aus @las.
sotp, Wont., trof bier Elm uno uno mel,
bette. oo6 er nit Gburles Sepbid unb
Charles NeliOn in Dem Bbite garib
Diftrift elm blutises &encontre Su bette.
ben sebabt uno ben Gtiteu Der beioen
Seuunuten b04i mabridsiulih eritoi.
len bobe. Sepbid brab Dor etpa Sab.
resfriit nit Ollie Nelions aus Dem De.
idnsnlB in Glasgow, in benz er iib toe,
gen Woroes in uuterluhuns befanb,
aus. Der Beamte ~beaesaete ben Bel.
Den uno ipo0te ie uerbaiten, tporaufbin
es sum Rampfe fam. GIN Nufaebot be-
moHneter Wdnner 1T BON bier aus nad
Dem Bbite Gartb Diftriit uufsebro1en.
d.-Der tussen Der bieii.
gen Wafermerfe nunmebr felt 5rpei Sab.
rem iduebenoe Bro5eB ideint enbli& iei.
nsr @nii4eibuns entsesen 9eben 3u fol-.
len. Die Saupiidwierisieit, tuel1er
lesterer entsesenitano. biloeie bic Jraae,
oh 5oroerunsen. auf @runb beren Nler
Wc8enjie u. ". lrtbeile eruirtt botten,
Dor ODER na4 Der erften Sppotbei ben
8or5us Dor aQen anberen 5orberunsen
ein9erdumt tperbe.
2ansoo n.-Der fribere Yrdiioent
Der biefsen grften Nationalbanf, Woo.
uep. bat unter Der Jirmo .B. Woonep
State Bani" Elm neues 5inou5 Sufitut
eroHuet, bsfen Brdfoent er ielbit 1T.
@ranb Gorts.-Jrou .. Rinne-
berg bat aesen ibren S4mieseruater,
DIE &lnneberS. cine Rlase auf 8abluns
BON $4,000 oils Gniiddoi9uns flr Die
Gntfremouns Der 0eisuns ibres Nane
mes einseleitet.
Gafelton. - Samias Woraen
seuabrte 6. Or. Slider 81 ieinsm ar5B,
ten S&reden. oaB fem @slbi9rein often
ftano, benz 8apiere i'm Bsribe BON meb
reren Iouien Dollars entnommen no.
rem. ueber $1,000 msrtbe Shulbitritt
anueiiunsen BON GoB gountp befanben
ii& un'tr ben ~seitoblensn Sadsn.
@llenbaIe.-Bm Goof, mei4er
Dor 5rue, Wonaten aus Dem Srrsnaipl
oils sebeilt sntlalien parb unb ieltber in
Dierften oss Serrn Granf 2siton pou
bier itano, Ueriu9te am Samhos Sslbh.
moro ~ beseben. inoem sr ii4 ben Sals
ourdiHuitt. Die GerJte elaabsn, i'm
benz 2sben erbalten 81 fonnen,
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1896-05-14
5I6-Daknfa.

n.-lleber unierer Stabt unb
llmseseno entluo ii9 ON Samias elm
iurhtbares @spitter. Der Bile fubr
in Or. Booths S~ta0sebduoe uuo in per.
itieoene anoere @ebdull4feiten i'm
umfrsiie Der Stabt.
Wit4ell. - Der Bremier Sobn
Worris wuroe beim Ransiren elnes Gu
ses auf Dem @ii!srbahnbof Der gbicaso.
Wilmaufee & ct. Baul Smii9sn einen
Basen uno eineBside ssaueti4t. Seine
8erlesunsen tueroen fur lebenssefdbrs
LID sehalten.
Brootinss. - Das Oberssri1t
bat be Rlase seseu be Rssenten Sbsl.
bon unb Smeolsp 81 @unten. Der Der.
ilasten entidIeben, unb mon best iebt
aassmein bic SOifnuns. baB bas lamb.
wirtbihaftlihe college oieier OrtiHait
nit ieiner tl&tisen 9sbxfraft wlrb er.
bolten blsibsn.
Tpnoale.-Sn Der Rlase Der Sir
mo g. 6. @obian & 90. aus st. Yaul
ssssn ben Sheriff bon BON Somms Co.,
weldsr unseieslihe 0eiie uuter Greiu.
tion Baare uerioui {, bic pom Der @sieQ'
idaft ole g,seuthum beonipru4t mur
be. ipra&en bic @ei9morenen Der ila'
senbeu 5irma $3.50 ju.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1896-05-14

Wberoeen.-Seiretdr 6. u. Gum
BON Der siooafota Niler Ghoeiat'on
bat Elm 3iplum nebjt Meoaile erbnltsn.
bic Der @s,eliHaft auf Der Beltausftel'
lung tir ,br isiues Wsbl Suse'proben
Dutof.
Nemart.-Samhas Ibeno hatten
mir bier einen B~oltsabruh; innerhalb
elmer Stuuos iisl aeseu 4 3oa 8ssen.
nit Saael untermllhi. Die 5eniter au'
Der @sfisite Der Ssbducs uuroer pom
passl jerihldseu.
Nberbeen. - @S n;ro bsbauptst,
oa6 Slos Datota bel Der oemotrotllten
Rational . Convention in Gb'cn9o 1ur
Gleuelano uno ben Cob STANDARD Stel'
lung uebmeu wiro. Nut. oaB bel Der
ON 20. b. Wts. bier abjuballenosn
Stna,s. Is cnpen,,on Die Bein,wortsr Dor
.ae5uuo, III @etos" bic O~5utauo ecIp,u'
men nerpen, uno Sulr aIs Dem 4runoe.
neil Die Jreiflbsrlsute i'm Die Seit 81
bsitdilist iein weroen, I'm Der eonoel
ton beiSuwObusn.
Bierre.- DIE &auFeuts in Bierre,
Siour Sails, CANTON uno Suron haben
ii1 5ulammensstban, um bic Nutbebun9
oes 8eieses ponah bic Jabritation uno
Der 8ertauf BON seiitissn Sstrdnfen per-
boten u,ro, 81 bewsrfdea,sen. Die Ss
ltditslsute Sio . 9afotas fno enollt
nab pieleu Sahreu su Der Gtnlitt &C.
iommen, taB bic @eiddfte in alen 3bei.
len bss Staates infolse Der 9urtlnb.
runa oes bstrshencen @sisBss srOB'
glnbuBe erlitten babeu. s. III ben ober
senanntsn N,tslleoern Der NHcclotiOr
Der 8eidditslsute uno 8ant.ers por
Sibs DAKOTA auh nibt enisonsen. onf
Die @lnpanosruus nab Dem Staate be
oeuteno nadseloiisn bot, uno wetoer
lie aus o,eien uuo anoeren Srinoen au'
Wittel anitreuseu, UNI bel Der bepcr'
tsbsnoen notmullssn Ibtlmmurs lbe'
Die nibtspirolee @eiesbeitlmmuns BE-
rem Nufbebuns bur15uieBen. War
sloubt. baB Que sroBeren Stdote II
SIo. 9afota 8ereinisunsen 81 bemlel'
ben Swed s%rinoen peroen.
W ilIer.- Somftas Nahmittoe
fsate iiber bic beige @eseno Elm befilsel
0aselturm binwes; Der Getreloeouf
wubs 1T nber nod nidt berart smpor
9ei1oIen, baB oas unmetter oemielber
ltaoen fonnte. 8srihleoene 5enfter'
ibeibsn tlirrien unter ben Saseldeiuen.
SiougJalls.-Si er mihen BIZ
Salubns nah,s II ubr 9eidlohen uer
ben uno an Sonntasen itsts aeitlofer
bleiben.
Glarf.-Nm 5rsitas 5os elm idwe.
rer cpclonartiser Sturm iber oieie Ort'
ihaft. 9as 9aus Der 5amilie q. 3.
9inoluno muroe pom 5unoament serli:
len uno nit isinen Ssbn Suiafen elmo
finf5is Sbritt nett fortseidleuoert
Jrau 2inoluno faao auf Der Stele ibrsr
Fob. Ddbreno einise anoere Jamilien'
mitslieoer uerlest puroen. SUM Sc
bduoe wuroen BON Blis setrofisn.
Gbamb n.-9er YlsbSidter
BENZ. 9ormann nuroe unter Der Nnfla'
&c. ieinem Nadbar Dent seb6rises Bisb
seido1en 81 babsn, Dem @riminalseridi
ibermieleu.
b.-W. .. Soiimon &
60. aus Heip Yorf. bic %unldnsit Elm
Dritttbsil bee @Isentbums Der r@oloen
Winins & Shilling 60. fir bic Summe
BON $500, 900 erporben. baben isst auh
nod bic Blutus uno Bottleiou Wineu.
sruppen, bic elm Nreal BON Is Ndsr UNI
ialien, fir $4,000 boSu 9etauft.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1896-05-14

untre Yrde an 8liberfonn limb (p nRbris ME irsenepc, unt unIere Aus.
wal ftbt bnhr tdmr. in Der Shbt 3urud.
s&0ne auswabl in CONNER gaias. gcaadnsise auswatl in sCmm.r'
8cristtn. icwte 3bcmfpn's ub Or. Wsrntrs sefunbt belts acrRtten. Spssn-
frasen. SalbbanbiGuten. Strampfen. u. f. no.
gefetet euh unIsre rs Gs 8nabenfrnmpfe, he ib ni6t. gum 3trrtbtn.
unier so ss CONNER. scrht it 70 gut. we Is fcnRwp ptrtauit wre fur 81.
25 Cts gang idesns 6ultbanei&ute fp sbenicsut nj. fcnamo u so Ste.
unire Nuswabl in Sahn Ia bic srSBh in Der Stabt.
Dir sarantrsn ans @aarsn, bic mir psrtaufsn, unb erfatrn bs 8le, wnn
ntt bfunben ME anse3dat.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1896-05-14

Der Dshsr mS6t, ten shn ttMs ehtts insu ut ~ sMr hn, ts e. rtnndd& 81 hs Ndau
hnN untaannt N u m 8rnhn unte dbutn tn btnndsta Mot mt ia Gr fsmm ~ $50
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tutlans fsnernt h 0dtitnt u 6rsnhtua nnhthm psnfdnea umsiht hat TMt NdtshM
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e6mut strC puatV uks ht 3rrtuuh.
left Nuu nttbaus ShrfmsmuhI YER puIptntn Kraft ah6phh as pd& uraA R stHsru
ss. Der Isasr sh ht t3um6, Ssrsrtt In Them aat en- 81 unhrdmmt. has az th s. e.
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NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATORS SALE.


Notice is hereby given that the undersigned,
administrator of the estate of G.. V. Lane, de-
ceased, will, on Saturday, the 10th day of june
1896, at O'Clock in the afternoon of said day, at
the front door. of the county courthouse in
Dalles City, Wasco County, Oregon, sell at pub
lie auction, to the highest bidder for cash in
hand, the following described real estate, be-
longing to the estate of said deceased, to-wit:.
Lot two ~ in Block two (2j in Baird's Addi-
ton to the town of Antelope, Wasco County,
Oregon, being AZ feet by 100 feet between Main
and Baird streets, and also strip of land AZ feet
by 100 feet in Bairds First Addition to said town
OF Antelope adjoining said lot No. two ~ on the
west and both said parcels of land taken to-
gether and whole being AZ feet in width by
200 feet in lens tn and lying and being situated
between Main and Baird streets in said town OF
Antelope. said sale will be made subject to
that certain mortgage given by said deceased to
Francis NJ. Dial, recorded in book "L Records
of Mortgages for Wasco County, Oregon, al
page go; said mortgage being dated January
7th, 1898, and upon which there is now due
about the sum of $500.
Dated this 18th day of May, 1896.
E. JACOBSEN,
Administrator of the estate of G. '. Lane
deceased. my2O-0t-1
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CorralIing Thieves.


Isaac Hildebrand and F. w. Williams
were apprehended yesterday as thieves,
and are now in the county jail. These
are the men who were mixed up in the
Indian case the other day. They have
a camping place on Smile, which serves
as headquarters for their operations, and
has hitherto been secure cache for
stolen articles.
Mr.. Theodore Seufert purchased Sat-
urday bag of beans, some rolls of but
ter and crate of STRAW berries, which he
left on the porch at the house five miles
up the river. In the morning the
things were gone. They were not to be
found on the place. and observing some
tracks leading toward the creek. Mr..
Seufert followed them. They led to the
rendezvous of the men aforementioned,
and about the first thing Mr.. Seufert
saw was his sack of beans on dry