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The Somerset reporter., 1896-04-16
From Our Old Friend ). ID.

~ -ts r. H9kAEf
since he isth 81 Feb'y / have been
cpalIlea - ~ room. not having left the
hou-. oaee. NJ fai on tn IG.h did not
prove % BE- serious one but as you
printer .1netine- say. J got little
ratified in a. head in consequence Of il.
so much 20 a. -. having been a5le 10
read " "fts -. quito recently On az
count d aIzl.aes. But / haze Tad
much tim f9f reflection by closing nv
eyes and looking Backward. have
Travelled. ia mi4d. - every county Of
cross road for tea miles. with which
am familiar. hunting for original oceu-
pant, Of dwellings when / settled in
town. eauuot tiud one man who was
the head Of a family a, that TIM. I
have cauyas-ed our village and find Tut
three men. within The limits II The
corporation WHO represented family -
years ago, Oliver Walker. a. +. ParIin
and OTIS far1iagtou. | have looked the
churehe- over. where are the pea holders
Of G3 year. ago. Under the excitement
Of the past fe~ days. ! have been con.
sideriug the temperance question Of the
days gone By and do present Please
join me in thanking God that the day Of
revenge la. passed. The men Of So
years age. Whe through revenge. painted
mems house door black. tore down
signs. smashed windows and DESTROYED
almost anything Of value when exposed
over night ~ the ramrod-. as some men
were called. are gone TOO or have been
reformed. Ally man WHO nurses and az
Joys revenge, Is keeping his own soul COW
cred all over with blister- 10 irritate and
torment him later Oh. Sixty-three years
ago everY store sold iutoxcauts By the
measure tao public houses with open
bars and Two stores and two cellar dives
sold BY tue glass. \ that time. the
people generally INDUCED in a drop On
state occasions at best and vet. there
are men Who contend that there il as
much liquor drank a in olden times In
lN3G there were but three outspoken
men on the fum question in the village.
Samuel Phiihliek, Esg. VIM, B. Morrill,
a Oliver Walker. ITS
am Of the opinion the people should
consider the change aid advance of the
temperance question for the past sixty
three years. will only add there may
be one or two cid friends who will be
pleased to learn that Uncle Sam is on the
up grade and il the hope Of representing
himself on the public street soon. :. d.
April l2th.
The Somerset reporter., 1896-04-16
Announcement.
n n y n IT : 7 VI = II z
To the Noter- of somerset County

To the Voters of somerset County.
| be- leave to announce my candidacy
for the Republican nomination for Sena-
tor from the western section
Hoping that my work was satisfactory
and for the best interests Of the County
in the Senate Of the last legislature, and
trusting that 1 may be accorded the
customary courtesy Of the Republican
party, shall be very grateful to you for
your support.
Yours very truly.
{. \. MANSION.
The Somerset reporter., 1896-04-16

The girl confronted him without fal-
tering. In her defiance she was magniti-
cent.
do your worst, ~ she cried L ann
not II new woman. am neither mar
ried nor engaged do nothing to con.
ceal my age. never battle in the surf.
do not shop. l haven't the remotest
idea if | can cook or not.
With snort of baffied rage the hu-
morist fed Detroit Tribune
The Somerset reporter., 1896-04-16

DR.. Farnham of Fairfield has been in
yited by the Post at Clinton to deliver
the memorial Grafton before the veterans
next month. At first the doctor de-
slined, but after repeated urging by diff
ferent members of the Post he has con-
septed to speak
The Somerset reporter., 1896-04-16

The Union Advocate, so long pub
lished by Albert Moore & Son at North
Arson, will hereafter be published by j.
o. Smith & Co. with Virgil d. Hilton
of North Arson, editor and manager.
The mechanical part of the work will,
for the time being, be done at Skowhe-
gan.
The Somerset reporter., 1896-04-16

RloHMoNp, AprI IS At the African
Methodist conference Bishop Gaines
served notice on caudidates that HI won Id
ordain no man minister who drank whi>.
ky, chewed or smoked tobacco.
The Somerset reporter., 1896-04-16

Boston, April IS Congressman Eujal
A. Morse has issued letter to thu voter.
of the Twelfth district. finally declining Ia
serve rs II candidate for reelection, and
declaring thar his health demands retire
ment from public lifa
The Somerset reporter., 1896-04-16

Gov. Cleaves has designated, Thurs
day, April %, as Fast Day. Undoubted-
ly the weather will be suitable for play
ing ball at that date .-Aroostook Times.
That is about The size of it.
The Somerset reporter., 1896-04-16

Congressman Milliken attends the
state aud Third District conventions
this week. There is no opposition to his
denomination for Congress this year.
The Somerset reporter., 1896-04-16
Hon,e-I,roakers Caught.

SoMERNllLE, Mass, April Ia - The
police ot nun Der ot-S.itic~ and town. arr
pleased Vt lie capture Of Thomas o Brieu
and John + Dennehy the burglars who
were caught here Yesterday. . Brien and
Dennehy are believed to he the men who
have robbed many houses IN East Soncr-
willie during the past six weeks and not
only there, but in other nearby cities. The
breaks charged To the two men We're of the
boldest nature The police OF Maiden.
Medford I}rookine and Charlestown
stand ready 10 accept the care of the Two
men when the Somerville authorities have
done with them.
The Somerset reporter., 1896-04-16
IN CONGRESS-.
Condensed Report of Proceedings of the
Eitty-Fourth Session.

WAsnfNeroN, April 9. Senator Turn
made speech on the cuban question al
poured satire upon Senators Sherman and
Lodge. The house sent the metric system DII
back to committee.
WAsnINGroN. April Ex-senator MantIr
argued for Il substitute for tho Dlngley tariff
bill. Thu bin To abolish the compulsory pilot
age law was killed IN the house.
WAsHINGroN, April 1.-the senate took up
the question Of seetarlan Indian schools but
did not complete The house spent the en-
tire day in general debate On the filled
cheese hill.
WAsHfNGroN, April l3 The filled cheese
bill passed the house-6J to IS.
WAsnNGroN, April i4.-Thc senate Diet ai-
mined 10 open the publication of the Patent
Office Gazette 10 general competition. Tn
house spent tn Gay transacting cuisines. r.
lating to the District of Columbia.
WAsHfNGTaN, Apr1 l5-rhc house pas e
the Notifications bill, carrying So. o0U.0O5
The Somerset reporter., 1896-04-16

Tie sampson long Havana filled &
cigar at SIMPSONS is catching the
popular fancy.
The Somerset reporter., 1896-04-16

Or. Edwin Compound Celery Nerviue
for all affections OF the nervous system
at SIMPSONS &c large size.
The Somerset reporter., 1896-04-16
II HUB MARKETS..
Butter Is Working Into a
Healthy Condition.
Fall Cheese Cleaning Up Egg. Weaker
Again Maple su2ar Deprpssed " DOL
AMI Live stock.


Fall Cheese Cleaning ID Egg. Weaker
Al. ,,.,... 49,. ,,....-a..,, g.,
AMI Live stock
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:.
W
W. if"'h Iiie - AMI - i'fN iA
dle,.ea Gr"ilu' o. a. lea=a aeut ANIL
receiver here ara a 4.u4-rd - ine.t tn.
Wv of buyers on an4 rsa-aH4H.. aa-l-
Tho 2rea. de-Ideratam n8R = E. he'.u
current receipts ei,anea ap. aaa prevent
aeeuuuptiou- until gfass -t5es is struck.
Il order r, Gothls continue 1o~ pr.ce,
may b. n.rr~-tty-
fhe market is working into "a healthy
condition, and IN eraer l. keep ( ST. No.
manipulation -hou.d b. attempted 10 give
fictitious value t. -faek Lower pre-
than last yeAr arc expected. because with
all ki0d- OF luo4 products "a "a l9w basis
dealer, Will nor want 10 invest without
fair chance OF 20 profit. blf supply and de-
mand Will regulate tins iafef.
Cheese and Egg..
Fine iaIl chr.-, j. e!aan4ug ub well. and
there j. uo stuch # thai klaa left to elu-e
any uueasln,-- TIN. Canada market is
reported bare uf choice cheese aid price
there arr hrmer
The cyy market has weakened agaf,
The decline Us disappointment ~ HOE
ers rs "a firm and rising market WI
In" ''' 'i"' WIN, 9h9ei lHe tilli'' .'
N''i' ny. mann
hefe are moderate, but the New loio
market seems to be. overloaded and hem.
thr ,iec1tur
,.,..- ,,.,
~, ''"e' i'"'"ee'
The maple sugar market r. deprc-Sct
There hay. h4.n yerr l.rs,..z r..5.lt... -,...
~, ,,,.,.,i.. t
- w. ''''' '' "it' Pit@is l'ftNe 't4' ~ '
To ) crhi~ pound. snail eake- arr -.oa
mt 8 t. 10 t,rnt. and tul. and rs,5#- ar f.
= a..,, ...
S"''' Wy "a' 49, at5.iH'-i '.l'
plenty OIL choice was offered Al ~ tp ~
cents gallon For several lots Doluor.
than ga oo,,,.. ,,,,i.i 4.,t.4
s'' '', wv CoH'9 '"ulu ps oottihfd
There Is no Indication Of Any Improve
ment in the bean market fhafca f4.,,.
row nor, bo,.o i,o,,, ,,tf..r.,,9 fra.f,..,sr,3.
-" l,," nav "s'' 0Aete'' litea9 al s4s4-
to 81 10, and mediums at 81 u PER bu-hl
in large lots. Demand is very lrl5t. asd..,.
ar. NJ, -,..,.I.,.d r.. -.
isAsi 80" w H''
SLOW al Sl.@O To ~ 81 Der DuHheI.
Low prices continue 10 be The raj. IN
RI. ,..,,i,,,, ,,,.,.l-,+ - ~. :.
''ie f'' ''' ''i''' No. a"' ~. = H' l'i'N-
poets "l any change Tor the butter. sales
''9,''" ~" ''"9 81 - 10 . cents per
0u ~, ~ '"' '''''
,.. M El'aa '''u 'iaQe - Pi'3I''~'I
ana p ''es are Niliioa1 iii'''''a'
The Somerset reporter., 1896-04-16
The Somerset Reporter,
A Weekly Republican Newspaper.

J. 0. SMITH. h Il. McNEELiE.
/. D. SMITH & CO., PUBLISHERS,
,ts WATER STREET, SKOWHEGAE, ME-.
SUBSCRIPTION RArEs;-One year s1.50; six
months, 10 cts, three months, 81 cts, when
Maid in advance.
Al. IS will be charged il not paid until the
end of year.
ADVERTISEMENTS business and legal adver-
,ism snts inserted at reasonable rates, adjusted
To the space used, and the position given.
pricesquoted on application.
Csrds of Thanks and Resolutions of Respect
inserted at cents per line.
The Somerset reporter., 1896-04-16

ENTERED AS SECOND GLASS MAIL NATTER.
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MARTINS FERRY.
nap. ana ,ll.hap. IL ths rhriying cliy

Hnps and mlshaps Ia the rnrisfng CITY
Across the River.
In consequence OF infrmities result
ne from age. which disuualities him
from giving It the attention necessary,
James II. Drennen. esq. offers to sell
or rent the Ohio Valley News.
ST. cIairsyilie VIII Rave a telephone
exchange II tweylty subscribers can be
secured at $50 each. with the privilege
OF using the line 10 Bellaire, Bridge
port, Martin's Ferry and Wheeling,
Yesterday Squire Theo, Keller re-
fused to marry a couple from Parkers-
burg because they had no license. and
they became very indignant.
Drilling was commenced to-day at the
Clark No, 9 at Colerair. The rig is up
for Clark No. 3. Two carloads of sup
piles arrived yesterday.
Richard conoboy. OF Martins Ferry.
and Miss Kate O'Connell. OF Danville,
Pa. were married on Tuesday and ar
rived here yesterday.
The farmers institute ut st. ciairs-
Vile viii close tonight. DR.. Simpson,
Of Marietta College, is on the pro-
gramme for to-day.
The next meeting OF the Belmont
County Teachers Association will be
held at GAINESVILLE on SATURDAY, bep-
runry is.
Harry Bartholomew, who fell from a
telephone pole and broke his arm six
weeks ago; returned to work yesterday.
Mrs. james Thomas and Mrs. william
Kelley, OF Benwood. visited Mrs. George
w. Reece yesterday.
The Ladies' Auxiliary TO the Y. NJ.
G. A. are making arrangements to give
an entertainment
Albert. Laurence viii defend William
Mcknight, who is charged with burg
larry.
Mrs. W. u. Frances and child re-
turned last night from Mt. Pleasant.
Lous n. walker. formerly OF Belmont
county, recently died in Iowa.
L. spence has bought lot No. 1907
from n. II. Vail at 800
Tho courts Of Belmont county cost
about $4,000 a year.
Mrs Richard Stewart, who has lHen
very sick. is better.
elem AIccabe. of Dillonvalc, was
down yesterday.
peter Reddy came home last night
from Cleveland.
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Novice surprised Apollo, In the South
Side league, by defeating them in three
games. two OF which were very close.


Three-quarter mile, selling Festival.
Trixle, Lady Mccain, Annie McNairyi
l0i; Alto June, Rachael McAfister, lO7;
Dobhins, Connemara Imp, Adam john
son, The Sculptor, 109; Chicot, 124; Bit
zen. 12T.
one-halt mile, selling-Ida May, Gle
mats, l01; Anger, 103; Parmeson. Jog;
Attic a, 1O7; Thos. Payne. 1903.
Three quarter mile, selling--V Venice,
10l; Nectar, Tony Day, Nemaha. l06;
Montevedio, Marden Pet Imp, 107: La
Verne, Lyndhurst, B. o. Reed, Tom s,
100; Nevada Boy. Atelier. ILL.,.
Mile and seventy yards, handicap
Wolsey, 100; Prig. lis; Dutch Arrow, 90;
JaInboree, 105; Mldstar, 104; Roosevelt,
10s; Judge Dubose, 80; Gleesoue. $751;
Three-quarers mile, selling Arsenic,
Sister Rosallnd, Giadiola, Tagllonn,
Minerva, Mary Nance, Prudent, Rosa
lind III, Helen II. Gardner, Sisseretta,
105; Royal Nettie, 100; Francesca, III.
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SPRINGFIELD. Ills. Jan. 30.-John
,Lawrence Sullivan Is confined to his
bed al the Palace hotel and win not be
able TO leave It for week. His company
left for East ST. Louis this morning,
DR.. j. N. Dixon. the attending surgeon,
says: sullivan IS In a precnrlous con-
dillon, nfi has sustained serious
wounds thnt may result In fatal conf
Dllcatlons, The wound on his head
VIII slough away and may cause cry.
slpelns. Both Of his eyes nre closed
tieht and he suffers much pain. 10
viii not be allowed 70 leave his bed for
a geaig, lIIs recovery will rely upon th Z
healing Of tho wound Ia Ma head. He
Il Internally injured also. ! believe 1
can bring him around, but II win be a
acrdtnh -
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'sThe Pay Train" has been seen in
this city before, but 1t never has had
u better production than at the Grand
Opera House last night, and the large
audience that saw the opening OF the
three nights engagement will readily
testify TO It. II IS an excellent rail-
road play with numerous taking and
startling scenic effects. which delight
the audience. G'he railroad scene In
the third act and the breakipg Of the
incline and explosion In the fourth
act are two OF the most thrilling scenes
put on a Wheeling stage this season.
Miss Bindley still retains her many
winning traits and impersonates the
heroine IN an inintitable style. d. a..
Morton Is an excellent leading man and
j. j. Morris Is q villain OF the worst
type, Notwithstanding the fact that he
Is good fellow on bhe stage. John
Sheshan needs no Introduction or COM
mendatlon for his work in al Irish
character for he Is well known IN
Waeeling, and his reception last night
was an ovation. w. II. Pendergast,vl-
ola Wray Crosby and Dora Norman
nre aiso worthy OF special mention.
'sFhe Pay Train" 'wgl be the attraction
at the Giund the rest OF the week and
should draw crowded houses at every
performance.
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lNRAssApoR RvNYoNs pshTa:
Memorial Services al IIerlin-r Tributes ID
the Dad.


Memorial Services at Iierlin-rributes TO
the Dad.
BERLIN, Jan. 30. Memorial services
were held at noon to-day n st. Georges
chapel in honor Of the late Rir. Theo-
dorc Runyoua United States arnbassa-
dor to Germany. All OF the 500 seats Of
the sacred ediliee were occupied by Il
distinguished c6nsregation and the i'm
poslnE-looklng 6atafalque upon which
the remains rested was buried under
moral offerinHs from the deceased states,
mans admirers. including trih0teg OF
respect from Emperor William, OF Ger
many, tho empress, ex-enipress Fred
erlck, the German foreign Office.
the members OF the diplomatic corps.
the american colony and German
friends Of Mr.. Runyon. In addition
there were handsome ftorni tributes
from the stan Of the AMERICAN embassy
1nd that Of the United States consulate
here
The emperor was unable 10 be pres
ent at the services as he Yns kept away
Jy al important cabl1et meeting His
majesty, however, was represented byf
the adjutnnt general, Count Won PIES
sen. The empress and e1-cmpress or
Germany were represented ut the chaps
el ny high court officials and Prince
Frederick Leopold, OF Prussia, was
present In person.
1T the close OF the memorial services
the members OF the diplomatic corps,
the German officers and others present,
passed in file before the widow and
family OF the deceased, who were MS
sisted by the chief SECRETARY OF tho
IHNVtTl T4h
jackson. They all expressed condo
lencc with Mr.. munyon's family.
detachment OF troops WINS drawn
up In front OF the church as guard OF
honor
At his birthday reception, on Monday
last. when MFR. Jackson represented
the United States, the emperor spoke
fcelingly OF the death OF Mr.. Runyon
ind added a few words. showing his
appreciation OF the deceased mans
ability and patriotism. Els majesty
also sent his aide-dc-cnmp, Count Won
aioltkc. to Mrs. Runyon, with instruc-
ilonb to express the efnperors Hyinpn-
my with her and her FAMILY In theis
bereavement
The American colony held q meeting
ut 3 o'clocl, this afternoon 70 express
sympathy with Mr.. Munyon's family,
and passed resolutions OF coincidence
with them ana OF respect for the de-
ceased.
The chapel was transformed Into o
inortuary chamber and The catat1lquo
In front OF the altar was decorated with
palms and wroathes, Including one
from President Cleveland II was In
scribed In large silver letters, BLESSED
are they that die in the Lord
The caaket was covered with the stars
and stripes upon which Count Won
Flessen. the ndjutant general, placed q
magnificent wreath from the emperor.
". Frye dictated ana the lRev. DR.,
Dlckey delivered the oratlon
The body Will be placed temporarily
IN vault IN st. Matthews cemetery.
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% :
II the promises Of Blessrs. Buckenber-
ger and Moreiand. as outlined IN yes
terday's papers, are carried out, there
now seems no doubt but that they win
receive the Wheeling franchise IN the
new Interstate Ease Bail League,
which IS 10 be formed at q meeting At
Toledo next Tuesday. In fact II can.
now be stated that the local movement
to secure the Wheeling franchise VIII
be dropped In the event that Buck and
Moreiand mean business.
Mr. s, w. Wright general manager
OF the Wheeling Railway Company. Is
the gentleman who had decided to ap-
ply for the Wheeling franchise when II
looked as though the town was not GO
ing 70 get the players that II had been
decided last tall would wegr the Wheel
ing uniform. Now that Buckenberger
has given up Trenton and this city is 70
get the players, Mr.. Wright has de-
cided 10 not put in an application, for
the franchise. BE will, however,, at
tend the Toledo meeting next Tuesday
and decide for himseR that Bucken-
berger and Moreland arr prepared to do
what they have promised. IL they are
not in q position TO do this he viii apply
for the franchise and give the town a
good club.
1t Is seen that even II Buckenberger
fiiokers the town Will be represented
In the league.
From stories printed in yesterdays
Pittsburgh papers 1t would appear that
Moreland was talking through his hat
when he stated 70 Wheeling newspaper
men that this city would secure the
players whom Buckenberger had sign
ed for his Trenton team. The Times
says that Ed. Barrows, who is to have
the Hartford franchise in the Atlantic
association, is to get the players pre-
yiously signed for Trenton, together
with five men who played on last sea-
sons Wheeling team. It would be a
very good thing II Buck and Morcland
would set themselves straight regard
ing these players. They have sprung
too many bluffs already; two or three
more and the Wheeling base bail pub
lie will become really Disguised.
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winter meeting. Weather me; trael.
alow. sununrlcs.
First, scvsn end one-half furlonBs
Iruibert won. Oracle C. second kry-'
iarln third. Time. i:i1it
TX iiri1ue--fern ucis Han
nessoy won, The Eel second; Plane
third. Time i:2iit
Third. Gcvca and one -haif furlonga-
Squire G. won; Fril<ie second: PITS
third Tine. t;.07i.
Fourth, fnile ana sevcnty yQrds---i.
3. Cox won; 7tldstar seronds Gherna
third. Time.
Fifth, say6n and one-half furiongH--
Ban Johnson won; Master Fred sec
ond; vida third Time, I;iD.
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Rnnkl,n,.ArnLcn snire.

The best salye In the world for cuts,
bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheuIn, fever
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corns, and all skin erupuons. and posi-
lively cures piles, or no pay required.
It Is guaranteed TO give perfect salts
faction or money refunded. Price %
cents per box. For sale by Logan Drug
Company itt
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lfoUNDsvrLLE
A miscellaneous aTsiangs OF Minor Mat
-. rrnnl nIarshalIs lIetropolIs.

tiers from niarshhits AheH"I'ViH'
IN the Marshall county circuit court
Leid NV Judre j. r. PAUL, the in1unc-
tSen case against the city Of Mounds
Willie wna Dissolved leaving the amend
"a charter undisturbed. q suit wa1
fiied afrninst the Baltimore 9 ohiollail.
road Company for SO, 0g0 ;dainaEe ~, oy
%. W. Stewart, Administrator Or Elias
III unrris, Who was killed IN Cameron
lnst summer. Tho case viii be heard
at the regular term OF the court m
March.
OGccr Sprouts, OF Benwood, took lSd1
ward Truax 70 the MoundEvllle Jni,,
yesterday afternoon 70 aeryp 2 ~ ~. is,.
IN ljenwood.
Two oOnyicts were reienced from inc
MoundaviIle ,penitentinry yeHtefaiy OF
expiration OK their terms, one new
convict was received.
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rl.. ~. iirnn.Iir1ll Ialsht.

CLEVELAND, o., Jnn. 30.-'rhe
Ryan Reed contest Il now m assured
fact. II WIN come of nc the Rod Cross
rink, Monday, February 10, ana prom
lFcs 10 he one % tho nneAt exhibitions
Of puglilstic Hidll ever witnessed IN the
city OF Cleveland. ff
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JAMES A. HENRY,
Real Estate Agent Collector, Nonrg Public ana
Pension Attorney. No lsl. Market stsess las
Enp. - a g. .-r1l

House 2 rooms Wilson st. Centre wheeling.
easy terms $3.50
Lot. 30 feet front, Lind st. $40.
House, 4fooms and attic, Jacob st., e.h ward.
House. Il rooms, brick ibth 81, s65ol.
hoiei. y rooms, Aartiu's ferryD Oh cheap. o.
easy terms .i7If ~
House. rooms. aud s-roomed honte n rear,
Market st.. between 7th and sth sts, sa6in.
New house, rooms. latTa lot. 3Slh u COL
House, troouH, 18th st. 81 loo q. 4 i.S
House. rooms, Nth st.. $1,000 Y
House, 10 rooms, Chnpllne 81, Centro Wheel.
ing, With large lot cheap. on easy terms
House, rooms and hall, With acres Pleas.
ant Valley. $1,000 100
House, 8 rooms Rnd han bath aud both gases,
Jacob IT., between 18th aud 10Th, Saa0a
= hooic. q rOomH and halt lot 50xtO0 n, near
stlnetcar barn. cheap sI101 .f 7i
Lots In MoAcchen, North Benwo0d Glendale
Island. Hdgingion. Park Wow Pleasant Valley
aud many other lotsin aud near city allan1
gotpriuol
House. rooms, brick, lot ssxi2l Il, ohapilnc
Dis, lot ilxt2oit ~
House, rooms iitlt st., si,oo1
lots on Lad A.. BelycdotO $50 and fiT5eanh.
Business property on Market 81 az faBdoraso
500 500, 500, 500. 400 and q 900 TO loan on
real tStataii I7
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WITH TaE BowIgRss
The nightly Record ~ ssriisss ana Spares
on tiie Alleys.
nrIrsEE LEAGIlE.

IL, the Nusee league last evening the
Musee and Independent teams were the
contestants. independents won the Sec
ond game and were close Np IA the first