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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-06-28

Forty Thousand Men TO Embark on
Twenty <tsafasr~ I'm August.

&2ttF NRH~8tt0 s5tn 20 = ID NaFM on
Twenty ~teafnsr~ in August.
Maria. gune Tg-Ths srst portion % TIE
troess destined foT cuba xlA sassssrk On
twe1ty steamers az he su8 - Auk8sa
Elsesa fro0ss9 wa3& consist q g IS snrAmtgy
e. ssvaiTy. - afsfIfegy. 1878 engineers Ana
asYssaf bsgtsstaas 81 ysiontssrs-
tavans. Jana 7s.-~Nator Tsaais Trnttiio.
s5th fha FsTmssea ssas6rsas zht.s rseon-
aaltsf1ak scar Eeiee. this province. raet =
faTeN q 80 insurgents auasr AIserto Rec
Ttxnsx Al tas Nrass hYt9ge ne&F Use Calf
Nutsr the IRE - the @esnsw fhs Squadron
charges e. EAtlep sn& dgsrsreas ths in-
snTxsnts ~stn lask e tseHty-ane kfEle3
zn8 many ~o8nse1 TIE uszia hafv e
tseags ts~n started N aursa'i = TIE raKi-
tssss erd inflicted farfhsr loss apen h~-n.
Etshf troopers wsre wounded sta ma
eAstSx
Ths repeated s@-lsss e Gee Fgsrhnrs
f~s. Omitted States esn-al general that he
hss wasas ans&xs~ah1e reports % President
s-asvs znt IS sanoa-rs8 e. TIE T-nftes
States haFs Eresase3 a fsTorstse eject
hsrs aaf have esanssrsctsf ths has sesl-
tax secasionsa ~ re pahHcsstoa q to
sTFarRaus TRaorss
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-06-28

Tss rsw -arne DECIDED On for tie Seas-
lie L2Ae Shore & Eastern soon 20 ce re-
Incorporated. : tAs Sea<s1e & I-IsTza-
-to1z1-
csso-xs Mel Browa. district passenger
zgeat az ths CzazSla7 Pzcs1c- - SO ire
zzszszy q Seattle that he can hardly ee
rsckszez : Fsz-scE- Re was here yeSsSr-
tAY-
trip excsrSso1 tickets 20 OcSsta for one
aa1 ons-1fIE fare. These tickets are sod
or Saturday s1siy, Az3 are Ernlte1 % ten
6&ys-
Effective Jaly the 6-ea. Northern viii
q q, hoss.g =. = co:ssn kali xSoss. trSsa Tss
Atlantic sez5ozr5 - RE $c-th Pas11c
coast This Eill make lake and raj -ass
c. Minars. chle. clerx IA TIRE vszcouvsr
6ecos cezice. arrived isx- 1sght 70 take
J. =. Tanners place as city passenger AID
ttcke- agent "a TIE Canadian Pacific c1ice
lr isis cry. DARING Mr. Tanners absence
Il Elrops-
TIE ms. striking ard timely a3ve-tEs-
1-g circular veEertlv seen u -z1l<cac c4r-
cges i eae list issued D. TIE Great North
err be 4-swE : fac-simile testzrz 31.al <rnru
DR.. NcKGalsy 20 TIE pleasure OF Trip
taken BY MIN On the steamer Northwest.
II. Burlington IS cat with /. neat new
Chicago convention General Agent Bsa-
ton was also distributing l0s % fans
bearing The Bz-itng1oa imprint me fans
are .ot exclusively for dictates or visit
c~x th02gh trey may come In wei at
Chicago.
TIE Erea. Scr.he-n announces tAat Il
will within few 1ays give rates On pie
kisd xzlmoz. ear leads fr1rn North Pacific
ceast terminals % T0rcnfo. 6 cents. east
81 T0x0nEe- including Montreal - cents.
CEebe1. s cents. s. Jenn's and Halifax.
AID Der - pounds. minimum. 400
r71-az These are re pressn. trarscon-
ttr@rsaf rates or canned salmon.
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aszxsssa- Nc Ian Ezszs vas rzeEzs>r -
xAs E21sss1 sect. t1z s4Eas <z-&zAe44 Soct-
stY wEsct. sceor6srx &c reports Ssz< re-
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attempt My0a Gh@ Esfe q tie Eresszz sHa1
- Persia TIE 6skcsEtsnt % Tie Bze2s1s
10 SAL e be Gus - the szc1 sEzt TIE
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c<ssoy Nuxz-er edits woEkt zct al
5oz thea 20 ez.aklSsz heir rsLg-
scz- The rs<zgsl Was ba2e1 49,
Representations .haf = wcsz51 co~raeE
WIN tee exsstErg .zsfA % Persia. sz8
spit - rssrSs E~-o rezsgioss .sC-scrz-
At ~ Esrse CT re e z-seT % Mar s5-c2c
rzsEy p@fzsns s10zzE1 re s5ser a-osne-
q Eczz--- eta M=s~uz Mira gUE-
er1or 81 xsnssa8x~ wno WA tsrr.4 from
tse socces~oa bees1@e us r1ce1er wzs -
sEf@vs0r rsnx woSae Try 20 SEE. fEe
tar0E@ "a Ezssa wess5< tack ons ezsf-Es-
at arc EEE1x1d re other. ard TIA s<r1-
osA eoEap1scztssxs ns5xhf result L yas
eEez zsrozEscea that MzEso&2 MIRA S@z
really rexssszzsss. for re &sszSzs z@tsSz ..
ske former Enss- = s<Lng kSGsn 1tsz. Re
rHsertzlEs1 very hitter fe@.1nxz against
rs fzsksr Al Ezs xrsztse was syeSt<1.
however. ~ the graceful szo5zssssoE4 g
tie elder brother. VITO Immediately d.
czre1 allegiance % u @zS-sY es-sEz. TIE
later therz1pos bssrg 6ziy rscog-tze1 "a
sk&s By ths powers
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CHEATED FIVE BANKS.
Portland Real Estate swindIer
Gets Away With go. 0De.
10 TRADED on Ass REPUTATION
CEsruses ". Jevs<x- wins sxoaA High
IN $40 Cozzuntry, Fs MiSsan9 and
Crxsax1y Wanted
~ TRADED on nss aEpuTaTsos

PsFeA-k y-.s r-sa-s1r~ y. yswsr-
secretary CO .1@ Ez1&z1 1-->srzs-< Cs-z-
rnzy. ard . zxz fS~ ssw.-zZ yez-s accx-
vvg-g 8 kgA 1zs3sSs Az1 sc@z4 z-ar1zrg
= fzAs co<xzszz8sy. . wasted here - &C.
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= :. sa2 % az -sgA - s-SlyA
Fer .1e rAe- szg1s@e. EzoEzas Tewers
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E-@-- EszAs % ia city, -zxz-g rz-ssx~
- character as .&c14-g Tax we're
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z1zey wss Gzzt - 5s-rcw2rg szzs Er<-
szr frzz s. - . = 80 fro-n rns ssnxA
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sA@z a c-zcezz cd L1s Ezgsze Or
DwxzA~z Hone Tews<s cane Ger. e<oz
EEo-xez-sv. Mas aEo2z SIX years ago,
ana Z ~ s=pr01e9 -s 10 1cz se12ssE=rs
II Sew EzgAZ1-
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TIE zz.<zes 5oc-e- ~ 4s<-z-s - azz-sx
n-ET &C -vss4zE zz1 F-s&Ey zfrs--eszs
az efezczk On - sszze evenings g.
sf-soex ns VII zserzre 20 Ee1 cay.
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ROW IN rnx rnussIAS cABrNEr.


Praassan minister q commerce. has re-
ssxH@1. ana tne vessgBAfson w5l probably
hN zFrspt&t. Tiers hss been & feeling b.
fResH tie minister q eeEgEsEns and
Esroa ven Eossftefssr. imperial secretary
% etafs for The Interior. ssaes November,
o@ess&eAs1 by the fact thst Or. yer Fse6-
fksTs gYessAent u the lna s@Fsal Insurance
asrne pr~Ena tsFe3y Published the plan es
reforms In the system % Cd AEe lnNur-
sncs. wAica aarerss Won n0ssitcAeT. Ven
Heriepseh came 80 TIE sap9ort ss Eoedl-
ksr. Al ore ttfus - was reported that
Yer B@riapseh nnd Ven Bogstsshsr would
bsfh resign. narsn voa DeflsaNeh vii BE
ssceee1ed BY unGsr Secretary Bresela
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WaanGessD CITY, zu.e zs-s1r-~ns
Tsssss&xt Kesess. e - A. r. a.. e &c sz-
servss~ ss1ey sas< - 60 ros sssassvs tAs
srcer wezsS txs<crss fze r~sssS>~fz&s ss1-
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xxs 80 5ssSsSrsz w9-x e 80 eerrzw e&S-
rsxAxr g eorxrexxso~al Ssssrsezs as xszss
sexerss~@rss re rssse~ssS tie rsrserT from
y<1xxeSss ss&< <ss A. p. A 49, r<1s AZ -
1<>sxes.s ssekes T. tne sss1 usEa I&1tez -
fl crexs1e-Eax4 ez.4s1zz.
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outing 70 CoEhy On Saturday last TIE
round trip was maze on The smart little
launch Perhaps. under the chs pero12ge os
3frs George Ru1io-T. The fishers wAe
par icapate1 were. Miss Olive Sintz. Miss
Alice Curry. Miss Marie wleks. Miss
Grace wsshzar, Miss Daisy wfShsar Mr..
Morris. NJ. Casino. Capt ard Mrs George
BuxIorg.
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me oaa-e or heath.

THE new missionary wwpt softly.
and 50 Try beloved pFwaseeS~sr ssss -
e trifsinE cauac. yea say
TIE king - The tssauihsi Isles sssfs~s IA
r<pssa ehewiss xors Hseas.lx t. shs ether
side
Yes --~-
lie east ssea'ihx, SO resgsatexe wtaaes
a. bis Aarrest ana tsvogste eaener kett5s.
'}ss tfe9 - = ssnF@ has -
= rude shout sEagseaes8 to rapss ar
nrVssa ~ tes ceSrt sxsgatsansr 4aA bsris
high ee1k.
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ss~< s-xz~s N -sr- q ~ r.--r1 -
-ns--. q xe=As- - TO 49, a1EA aas
o. Eez1 % 7zccaa-
TAe Ek.-7z Esr-sE-x. C-e cssresO
- sos< q -~~-r -z<7e-1-g 6s --esk1Sz-
81 .z-zzz-snn &C -Ezsz&r. z-2r
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was..zg-zs CT. Tzzs @s-I1-sy-ssvea
poa.a1ees -hrozEzsz- -ae cs1z-ry WI -
raA<~z 20 -hs presidential csAss Jzzy .
T1ey a.es85e BsL-zr1. wxxA
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Miss Ms1t Lewis entertained 4 few 81
her friends 81 Woodlands Friday zr-rreon
ard evening ard saeh pleasures as tennis
cro4ust and boattng were INDUCED IN
unfii ] ,. rn-. when = DAINTY luncheon
was served Dancing ard various social
games were su5oye5 during tire evening,
after which the party we're taken 20 sh@Ir
bones IN TIE north ard % town by se~-
erzi COR mofious g aria xes. Those present
were: Mss Way. Mss Stewart, Mss
Ev-rs Ntss Gsrtru5s Moore, Mss Ger
trgde Anderson Miss AE-s Weir Mss
May Younxx Miss Hsi6en. SIZES Maurice.
Mss Lewis Mise Mara Ts~fs NJ George
Maurice Nr wm Younxs. Mr.. Arthur
Anderson. Mr. s. A. Marshal. NJ 2 3
Hotter. Mr. Finest 2 wxtthsw, yr
George MeRinuca. M~ l. Marsfnlea. wr
The guess. chsp>rores by NJ ard Mrs.
z. l. Walters
Ore % ~. most sn5eyahir 7fcnirs 90 ths
season vas thai given hy xfIss Mamie
Fceens a. woodland Park last Thursday.
While sorsH we're engaged n boating On
the lake. otheTs devoted themselves %
the enjoyment % the park Later n -.
dag czneing and other sauuserents we're
carried on "a she pavilion an1 very
pleasant tire vas had By al who parffei-
-
Ksene Ms. king 8ys Mald0on. Ms
p 8. Keen>. Mrs. Fure-. Mrs. Han. Mss
EEslu Fsf1er Miss Nae Fuller Miss TaIfts n
EiIds-rsnft. Miss Ala Tauxrsdge. Miss
AIiee Fisher. wFsa Cassie wnlssnss. Miss
Are Ta.t5on. Mss Marguerite Na~z rs~s
Mia Kelly Miss Helen crawfora. Miss
IiEtza Flyna. Miss Kass Han. Mas BsBs
Essns. Miss Mamie Essne. Mr. Harry
Eas1rr 1fr A. Hail Dr. p Z Ese~ksst
Fuller Dr.. Jaw Mus90on. AR. Ralph VII
lsa-s. M. Charles Ha1cas son. Mr.. ). ".
Brewer ami Mr.. E-8sfa Knapp
TIE moonlight sxeurslea given bv sh4
PsrsurltT Psssjus Cub last T-hurs-
cav evening was ons . she mast Sssfxh--
f8i Affairs % INA season Tlzs xsaazser
". K Nsrxta LETT ms Gyerhomre aoex
about so ans sterpe5 AZ Ecrth Seatfls
FOR Hcres % the party was wer@ impatient
y waiting sss arrival - the boat AZ
last ali wers Or beard sn4 the nm across
- Esarfs barber was commenced Z w7s
= -gs- hexntisal right fhe=rh FAR T.ara
w8s rsE - evidence as re rTowrzxnras
Sgrw~ss-A However before the hay vas
reaen@s STE gsafe her aRuezrane~ asaws
she rr~sn foiiars OF w~xs Seattle. wearing
= Lovely hirsa. sus al feb n love wsth
her ~ o1cs Arrived a. Esxss aa~ao-
th@ party 81 orc. commenced dancing
~htch vas co-tiuuez 1nta = was TIRE
20 r~sgrz. The hsIi was rather sraaa for
Each large c-cwH. hgt this u~e-@4 arr 20
opportunity for ih@ hsrgv c01pses 20 strogl
s1o-g re raoorltt hesoA- ~ z o'eaerx
he rets1rr trip was rss3e. TlScSs who
vsrs fortunate enough - attsnA Egli lSzy
REMAINDER tess exe4rgscz as a gery zsezS-
at swxu< Or Frs1ay evening. Jrsy Z
the cs1n ST gswe re last Ia. CO tie
ssasos. AZ Co Ee.ssw Aal-
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TSsss g-ns -s-ss = rsrc~*es HAT an
asfer1rt has heTz ras6s sfsan ths tsfe q
re sHah a. Teesraa. TIE Rttern~t VS.
tsssss~ee ssf4ts. ts3 sssasssn -t-elng arrested
- exc sass We Proved - - s--sla.s-
e to Nah2sss. 3 NahagsaauSRn secret
s<artrsy
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az zet sry1zx II exS>-Sr3.-- = VIII
rake yer szoo1 r1-.. rscA ard nsurzs1-
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ssse. s<rsz g-z@- ths rs-vss x<2 szS1 ~
rkss rr~Ss sTxtsz
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Nusasrr es=sin. ths @eeow8 see e tes
sAtA shAa - Persia. N&x~ esE-ts1. p - pro-
EasizaeA shah ef Persia ca Mar = lSE
8ts fAsAsr Mar e~s-1tn. Vas sssakssa&se8
Mag { ~ sszAfse ~ eE 2Assas - sugsr
tass sAner s0Ssx 81 sAE.as ~ SA2E Aks<2a
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Watkins Recess. s~.ivs fer ssrsss. -
sAzrA
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worse until I was an
able 10 take nv food
or handle myself IN
any way. ! was ALSO
iately helpless Three
bottles OF SIS. re-
lieye5 re 50 that I
isx2s sooa able % move
KY right arm; before
lorg I coull walk
across the room. ard
tsei ore dozen hoftics
- e=-f 49, - ff "a
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Rheumatism

Is blood disease sni only bleed rene
dy can cure II So many people max.
the mistake Of taking remedies which
At best arc only TONES and cannot posi-.
bly, reach their trouble. sfr. Asa Smith.
Cfeeacastls, Indiana, says: ''Isor years
have suffered With Sciatic Rheur1a.
tisrn, which TIE best physicians we're un-
able 10 relieve. I took many patent
rzsedisiees but they did rot seem &c
reach nv trouble. / gradually grew
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Tomorrow.

chnsrsn's Suits. ages from 10 IS. g: al
sAa6eA
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The choice % the rnest the of erftsnx
ever shcwn tn tbs city. E11 Other deal
ers have aerve 20 ask TIA.
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Tomorrow.

Gray Clay Worstsd. Black Clay wo-stet
Bite sra Gray Serges. so. Other dealers
Only ask So.
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no. EOS FIRST Avs
0LMAS BLOCK.

Atwood Meas Suits. ST az shades
and patterns. Others want s1--N Tor the
same suits.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-04-10

Stale and is especially strong with the
masses Of the people If he should be the
standard bearer of the Democrats he
would draw heavily from the other party.
He spoke at Elk Garden, Davis, Elkns'
Thomas and other places near here in
1894 and made a splendid impression
wherever he was heard.
FROM PRIVATE LETTERS
received here from Hon. Isaac V. Johnson,
it is learned that he will Tot be a candi-
date for reelection as State Auditor. Col.
Johnson is averSe to entering again into
active politics and he desires TO retire from
public life at the expiration of his present
term. There has probably never been a
man In the auditors Office since the organ
izaJion of the State. who has given such
complete satisfaction as Col. Johnson has.
He has made a splendid officer and will
reure with the hearty good will of all the
people. IB will be a matter Of pride with
the people of this county to know that one
of our number is held in such esteem by
the people of the State.
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GAVE HIMSELF UP.

Virgil steaIey. Tired of Wandering, Comes
Home to Face the Charges Against Him.
Special to the Register.
Huntington w. Va, April 9.-Virgii
Stealey, a prominent young man, who,
it is charged, last October killed Late
Adkins, his brother-in-law, in Wayne
county, this State, arrived here from the
South to-day and surrendered. Stealey
made his escape Immediately after the
death OF Adkins and the authorities
could never locate him. He has been
over the greater part of the United
States and Canada since the occurrence
and part of the time was disguised in
wOman's clothing. His surrender
caused a surprise here
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KILLED BY RAILROAD TRAINS.

Special to the Register.
Newburg, w. Va, April 9.-Mr. Adam
Scott. single. aged 45 years. was hor-
ribly mangled and killed near Independ-
ence, one mile west of here, this alter
noon, by a freight train going East lie
was seen in Grafton during this after
noon 1t is supposed he was beating his
way on the train and went to sleep and
fell Off
Mr.. A. J. Shaffer, a B. & o. employee,
was killed near Mt. Lake Park, Md, by
a work train. Mr. Shaffer was 45 years
old. and resides in Oakland. He leaves
a wife and three children.
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POLITICS IN barbour.
Hon. c. Wood Daily Seems to Be the
FavOrite for Congress.

The Belief That He is the Strongest
Man the Democrats Of the Second
District Can Name is General in
That Section-The Qualifications
Of GubernatOrial Candidates Dis
cussed - Bennett, Smith and
Watts the Leading Names Men
tiOned-POlitical Gossip.
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- $50,
l Cd. AailI 80 L'-''i''"S -.-''''
Smith. IS ln Jail here charged
.t. murder of the Stone family at
r,-su recen-1v WAS dis
.,-..- I,.,,.
-'"' '"-
e because OF his dis'as--lul a-,en-
..o Nr. Stones daughter Flora. lt
-.ranhered that while Stone
,-.,,.l r-, s.ul,,r
.i man SD badly injured ,aat ne
and Emma and Ha tie stone both
...f r. eT,~, WAS made -1 harm
-,.-- -,..,
anu "" --'V i'''7
-e- She said the voice OIL ,Ae muir
bundled like Johns
r. .ra niehr following the murder
vls .uboor1sef ID appear before
- .--,-a~ rr,n fuyr5.ir7. ions ne
.....-,rr 1-novre1ga of the crime. The
.-. Cleveland detectives Yesterday be-
.... ...,,,-,,,..4 bs u-,s -ha real mur-
...- .,5 mid , visit - T3iImq5ge
r. -.-t. s1,i-5 IN -be S-one residence
... t.- Six bours I,-r- bim i'm .be
.....s- b,,- b. nlyfnr him with Questions.
-.. man d5reodlv insisted -hs. he new
Pr .-mmetsd the murder. but az seven
O'Clock Yesterday evening broke down
and said. -Lf murdered them did not
know b." This served as 1rcins
point and from -his she officers Wotmed
a partial confession from him. Tie adj
uir-ol the killing was done with base
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PUBLIC SALE OF REAL ESTATE.
At the front door Of the Court House on the
18th DAY OF APRIL, 1886,

At the front door Of the Court House on the
18th DAY OF APRIL. 1886,
commencing at 10 O'clock a. m.
Lots No. II and u IN John EOff's addition
TO the city OF Wheeling. West Virginia.
Said two lots are situated on the northeas,
corner of TWenty-fifth and Main streets
and front 100 feet on Main street and ex-
tend of even width, binding on the north
line of Twenty-hfth street, 10 feet 10 alley
Il. on lot No. II Is brick house No 2fl6
Main street, containing 10 rooms and
large hail, also rcomed brick house in rear.
Or lot No. II is frame house of rooms No.
420 Main street. Both lots as a whole and
each lot separately will be offered and sale
be made for the highest price either as a
whole or separately.
Terms OF Sale-Cash or one-half cash.
Balance secured by deed OF trust payable
IN one year with interest
THOMAS W. REILLY and
JOHN j. REILLY. JR.
BY Nesbitt & Devine. Their Agents
W. n. Halter Auctioneer. ap4esa
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SPECIAL SALE OR REAL ESTATE,

NO. 81 FIFTEENTH STREET. 7 rooms.
NO. l61 SIXTEENTH STREET. lot BOX
100 feet.
A fine RESIDENCE in Pleasant Valley.
NOS: 1870 and l92 SEVENTEENTH
STREET,
NO. s KENTUCKY STREET, 4 rooms.
The BLOCH PROPERTY on North Main
no. I21 FOURTEENTH STREET, brick.
NO. Is VERMONT STREET. 4 rooms.
$3.50.
We offer at very ow price the hrick
residence of Mr.. J. Elwood Hughes cor s.
Broadway and Ohio streets. fronting i6J
feet on S. Broadway.
NO. 22l2 CHAPLINE STREET, large
brick dwelling. modern.
NO. s. EIGHTEENTH STREET, z
rooms, brick and frame.
NO. 1856 SEVENTEENTH STREET.
rooms.
p ACRES OF COAL north Of Top Mil.
NO. Ga VIRGINIA STREET, brick.
NO. 1913 FOURTEENTH STREET brtok.
LOT 30X10S on Thirteenth street.
THREE LOTS each 39zl20 feet, on The
northeast corner OF Wabash and Indiana
streets, Island. VIII sell cheap
MONEY TO LOAN
RikEHA2T & TATUM. City Bank HhlslnE
Telephone 2l9. Room No. 6.
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EDUCATIONAL.
NOISES BUSINESS ACADEMY.

Schaefer & DrlehOrst building, Main
street, corner Alley IL. A Practical Bust
ness raining school. where "a young man Is
taught exactly IS IL he were in a big busi-
ness house. Every branch Is thoroughly
practical and useful.
The Training received will make you val
liable 10 any business house ia this country.
Business men. parents and young men are
invited to call and sse for themselves the
methods used.
Morning, afternoon and evening sessions.
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FOR % RGNT.
FOR sALE-REAL ESTATE.

FOR SALE OR RENT-THE SEIBERT
Garden, at Pleasant Valley, fronting go
feet on National Road and extending back
10 feet. Can be laid out in very desirable
building lots. For sale or rent-The home
stead Of c. Seihert, adjoining S. S. Bloch's
residence, with ten and four roomed
house on the premises. Possession given
Immediately. Inquire of 7. HAPPY. at
Reymann brewery, or a premises. ap1h
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FOR RCNT.

FOR RENT-LARGE UNFINISHED
room on first floor; separate entrance;
poth gases. s. Fourteenth street. ap3edh
FOR RENT - AT WOODSDALE, A
beautiful new house: seven rooms with
bath All modern. Rent low. Hat fac
Tory: 81 Eleventh street, r. II. Parker.
FOR RENT-THE FINE RESIDENCE
$40 North Main Street. in Sufsls row. In
qulre OF L. {. STIFEL. so Main Street.
FOR RENT GOOD ROOMS
~ the city Bank building. Inquire al the
City Bank Of Wheeling. mr2Oeh
FOR RENT. APRIL 1ST-14O4 MAIN
street, story brick warehouse Enquire
Of HENRY X. LIST. The City Bank OF
Wheeling. deloeh
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TOR SALE.

At Riverview. below Benwood. a five
roomed house with more than an acre OF
ground. Price $500. II is expected that
whoever buys and occupies this property
viii have the care OF the government
lamp, for which $40 per month is paid
JAMES J.. HAWLEY.
Real Estate and Loan Agent.
lOc5 Main Street.