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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-03-21
FOR W0MANKlND
Fads, Fashions and Faneles for the
Fair Sex.
HOBBY FOR EYES DAUGHTERS
Which Nature Furnl.he.-Hlnts About
Choosing Canned GoOd.-The Little Late
sappsf-Gailaat Western Glrls-some
Fashion Hints.


Nixon Waterman in l.. \. W. Bulletin.
Boy, your mothers dreaming; there's u
picture pure and bright
That gladdsns ali her holnely tasks at
morning, noon and night.
A picture where IL blended all the beauty
born OF hope.
A View that takes tho whole OF life within
It's loving scope.
Shes dreaming. fondly dreaming, OF the
happy future. when
Her boy shall stand the equal OF his grand
est fcllowmen.
Her boy. whose heart with goodness she
has lnborcd TO Undue.
Shall be, In her declining years, her lover
proud and true
She's growing Old-her cheeks have lost
the blush and bloom OF spring.
But oh! her heart Is proud because her
son shall DO king:
Shall be n king OF noble deeds, with good.
ness crowned. and own
The hearts OF all his fellowmen, and she
shall share his throne ~
Boy, your mothers dreaming; there's
picture pure and bright
That glHdlens all her homely tasks at
morning. noon and night;
A view that lakes the whole OF life within
Its loving scopc'
oh, boy, beware, you must not mar that
mothers dream and hope
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-03-21
aA1lANr WESTERN aIRLs.
They Give Leap Year Ball aud Allow No
Wall Flowers.

The west is progressive. The latest
news from st. Louis tells OF seventy-five
young women banded together at the
Bachelor Girls Club and giving nn ella
borate leap year hall, The entertnin-
nent was conducted on the most elabor-
ate scale. and not one man Of the many
invited was allowed to become wall
flower. II there were not enough girls
10 20 around they divided themselves.
so to speak. and kept each and every
guest from feeling slight. Now and
again the blush OF shame was seen TO
turn on many o manly cheek as he re-
fiected OF what he had been guilty OF In
the past, but. on the whole. the men had
a most enjoyable time, and We're pre-
Pared TO wish that leap year might come
once In two years al least,
The girls were perfect hostcsSes. and
everything was done In the most np-
proved style, even to ordering the
punch, wherein they displayed great
form
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-03-21
WOVEN AID yIoRERs.

"
II Ewes Daughtsrs Must indulge In Hob
b,os why Not Let Nature Furnish
Furnish Thenti
OF, course nll women are not extreme
faddls,s. but all women who are alive
hive tendencies to faddism that need TO
be watched. says womankInd. Have
enthuslaSms In abundance II you will.
don't depreaS natural enthusiasm. but
fad Il not an enthusiasm. II burns
fIercer. but Il hasn't the large supply OF
fuel back OF II that a real enthusiasm
has. Indeed, n real enthusiasm Ia the
only remedy for faddism. The fad is
taken up usually because the mind and
soul are appealed TO by nothing greater.
The way then to dislOdge the fad Is to
awaken a real enthusiasm for some
thing capable OF commanding the re-
spect and the best thoughts OF q think
Ing person.
What can DO this so well rs Mother
Nature? In all the universe what so
capable Of exciting real enthusiasm and
admiration nF the universe Itself In Its
many diverse manifestations to us2
Every woman who looks Mt the wonders
OF the heavens on starry night may
not be fitted for delvin& In the deep mys-
ttileh Oi uNlIpHOIlJ' tFVlg "OlihH WIZ
Etoops 10 pick up n pebble from the
brooks brIm mny not be designed for
the study Of the formation OF the earth'B
crust; every woman who pluckB the
simple daisy may not be capable Of COL
Letting and classifying the worlds flora.
but every woman, no matter what her
surroundings. can cultivate Mt least n
few flowers. whether It he $4,000 or
child or In few tomato cans with jag
ged edges sitting on her window sill.
and every woman who gives her collec-
tIon Of plants be II large or smnll-thc
attention they require, Will have n
warmer appreciation OF natures won
dcrs, will have n growth Of mind and
soul that will leave little inclination for
the unhealthy, exotic fnda OF the day.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-03-21

Medical writer's claim that the sue
cegRfIIl remedy for nasal catnrrh must
bc non.Irritntlng. easy Of application.
and one that will rcnch the remote
sores and liberated surfaces. The his
tory OF the efforts to treat cRtarrh ID
proof that only one remedy hns
met these conditions. and
TINT IN lcly'B Cream Balm. This safe
and pleasant remedy has mastered ca
tnrrh ~ nothing else has ever done.
and both physicians md patients freely
concede this fact,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-03-21

CINCINNATI. March l9-In New
port to-day Judge Helm announced to
the attorneys In the case Of wallIng and
jackson that they must be brought be-
fore the court on Monday next 10 plead
TO the indictment. He also notified
them that Tuesday, April z. was set FOR
their trial and that no postponement
would be allowed. The prisoners were
not brought into court
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-03-21
TX CHOOSING CANNED oooDs
Look for Slight Depression In the End
Of the Can.

In buying tln-canned vegetables or
fruits those only should be selected that
have a slight depression In the end OF
tho can. This. by experts, IL accepted
M proof that tho contents Of the can are
in proper condition, II the end OF the
can n raised or bulgcd reject Il. NJ that
IN a broof that the contents OF the can
were hot heated sufficiently nt the time
OF yedllng, or that In the past or present
they have ferInGnted. II cans are ORDER
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-03-21

ONE MIntuo Cough euro touches the
right spot, II also touches II ut the
right time II you take II when You hive
cough or cold. Sec tho polnt2 Then
don't cough. Logan x Co, Wheeling.
". Va, Il, F. Peabody. Benwood. and
p0wle & Co, Bridgeport. o.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-03-21

DON'T invite disappointment by ex-
DcrlmentlnE. Depend upon one Minute
Cough Cure ana you have immediate rO-
lief. II cures Group. Tho only harm
lCsB remedy that produces immediate
results. Logan & Co. Wheeling, w.
Va, Z. r. Peabody. B"nwood. and
nnNYlo q Co. bridegroom. Q. 6
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-03-21
Diseased Cattle shot.

wILKEsBARRE. Pa, March 10
Fifty-nlne registered Jersey COWS on the
farm of b. W. Edwards, near Lacey
Vile. Bradford county, were shot to-
day by order of DR.. Pearson. state
veterinary surgeon. A post-mortem
showed that the cattle were badly dis
eased,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-03-21

J.w. PIERCE. Republic. In. says: IL
have used ono Minute Cough euro in
my family and for myself, with results
40 entirely satisfactory that can hard
Iy ind words to express myself MS 70 lts
merit. I will never fail to recommend
il 10 others, en- every occasion that pre-
gcnts itself" Logan g. Co., wheeling,
W. Va, II. +. Peabody, Benwood. and
DowIO & Co, bridgeport, .. ~
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-03-21

sense OF the bulk OF mankind, and so
long us society demands that no person
shall be allowed to pursue the medical
profession until he has become thor
oughly qualified TO do so. no exception
should DO made in behalf OF faith cur
Iats"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-03-21

MAKE Il n point TO see that your
blood is purified, enriched and vitnllzed
al this season with Hoods sarsapa-
rIlia IL
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-03-21

So And with n dcvout look OF thankS-
giving the Graneros parsonage muir
murcd:"No; we didn't do thing to
Them"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-03-21

Well" snarled one OF three foemen.
the last TO succumb, II hope that now
you have money enough TO buy that In
fernal dog OF yours some grub. He has
been standing UP there on that chair
waggIng his measly stub OF three-inch
tail and pounding against the wood
work with II all the night In Rnticipn-
ton OF the feed your winnings would
buy him."
Tanqunry looked up In rather start
led way, for aErcat truth was dawnlnE
upon him. II was true. The dog had
stood for 1--WE hours on the chnlr TO the
rear OF the other men. and the oper-
ator saw that his small stiff tail was
EandwIchod between two uprights be-
longing to the back OF the furniture.
AS he looked the tail took on action
and this message was borne TO him;
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-03-21

Tanquary cast hurried and startled
glance about to see II the angel and
minister OF grace would make himself
visible as well ns audible. but saw
nothing of the kind Nevertheless he
threw down his kings, losing ten cents,
on the next hand he reaped 81 on a
spirit manifestation by telegraph OF a
pair OF fives in one mans hand, n bob
tail hush In that OF another and two
pairs. Kings UP. In that Of the third,
while he himself had three small threeS
As the night progressed the operator
grew in wealth until one by one OF the
three sports fell by the wayside, and
In the gray Of the morning the man
from Graneros gathered up H,74S 80 and
rose to 80.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-03-21

They started In again and Tan got
three kings He was Inclined TO bet
like an amateur in the hands OF a tout
at a race-track, but suddenly across
his organ OF hearing came the low
Sullen statement;
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-03-21

Mrs. j. W. Beale, who resides At e
Eastern Avenue, Worcester, MASS, makes
the following Etatemont:-
al was sick for more than seven years,
not able To do my Homework for tiVo
Year,. employed more than sixteen
different doctors without benefit. Tho
whole length Of my spine was very bad,
which went 20 my head, being so bad
that It was about Impossible for me 70
stoOp TO tho hoOr, or turn my head 70 nc
right or left, my neck was so stif.
al was unable TO comb my hair, tho
nerves Of my head Rere 20 sore. also
had commissions and kidney trouble.
after a time was persuaded 70 use
Or. Greone's Neryura blood and nerve
remedy. Words cannot express my won.
derful cGrci Now all Il changed, and I
am strong and we'll, and athletic do all my
work. IhRVe gained % pounds In weight,
and where before all was gloom and
dependency, there is now light and
dwords cannot express my feelings
Thanks TO God, and the wonderful modi:
cine, DR.. Greene's Heryura blood and
nerve remedy, am cured. write this
with the desire that others may be inhu.
enced to use this wonderful medicine IS
l did and be cured.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-03-21

Tanquary was one OF those men who
did not inquire into the why's and
wherefores OF Providence. When a
miracle was performed. the purport OF
which was to inform him that the other
man was blutling severely on deuces.
he accepted It without cavll and played
back with all hls strength. The result
was that he garnered 81 SIS on that pot
and was staked for the next deal.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-03-23
SUNDAY SERVICES.
Elder, Brigham Young aud GCorgc Q
Cannon the Speakers Yesterday,

The setvl ces st the Tabernacle yestor-
jay wera largely attended an mos
Of the time was occupied by the re-
marks ot Elder Brigham Young.
Choir sang:
We're not ashamed 20 own our Lord
AuIwursup him Oh earth.
Prayer was ol .reu ny Elder Arthur
Winter.
Choir further sang;
Great TOD, indulge mv humble claim.
Thou arI uy hope, ny JOY, my resI
Elder Bdgnam Nouua WAS the nrU
sppaker. lie fIt tnauk al TO us
heavenly Father Tor the blessing and
privilege afforded him In addressing
the saiuts in the Tabernacle, II wus
some inns since no hal occupied TINT
position, as be hal been engaged In
travelling among the Saints IN uutridu
uistrICis. There were come SO pie IA
the midrt NJ the LsstOg-dgy Saints VIII
felt hat n 0u had been made
Babylon. tuuy we're afraid tina, whU.
Babylon icIl the inhabiiHHts " the
vahUysin which W lived would iali
aItp. as a result OF tue conditions thai
had been brought into our midst
ms saluts should not fear tggl
this would be tho casl, G.G
gas with HE ueopIe snd tie was
watching over them anu would uuuH
them out victorious In tue ca. Tho
Saints arc becoming more united
every day, ami are STRIVING 10 a great,
al extent 10 obey Gui's laws End com.
mnndm, nts that thvy might enjoy
His ch0iC VI hlps'iUga, The tpBaEur
.xpstiauceI sorrow when no hoard e.
SAID that the city Of salt Lake had te,
ceme transformed Into d TendtEvu Us
lof Uiaksdness. = city Which he'd
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-03-23

Selling uaurt-Fmm Ogdru, Santa.
quIu HuI u.iuH 600 Upu IS Nevada
and Salt Lake g. Western nrnuChos
and intermediate points, Aurll 8fi g.
5.h, good returning until Arril l.tht
aud from a'l other ulut Apr.I 2ud o.
i.r inclusive good returning Until.
Ami ll.h.
8 scial usirs will hr run from
Ogden ami Ju1u AMI Intermediate
IoInIs, aud ON tur uah g. Nevada.
For tim Soc uHsiprs
ID. H.. BuWn,
bru1 Agent phsF Dept.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-03-23

From all other stations not mem.
tI0ueI above rate Will he Que suglr
fare for the T0uuu trip, but In 90 cast
90 Ecred ra'a rom point beyond
uatp; From Ogden, Bingham, Spring
vile, silver CITY aud intermediate
points, from April arl g. go, inc.u,
Hvs; tickets limited Go Aprl lgIN
1896. From ull .thrr points April 2uu
u GH inclusive, tickets limited CO.
Ami 18Th, 1896 rycrpt Grand June.
non, Fu'. aul Cisco nt which rliniH
uoasir Hg. FaIu only .g Arrl 3.u
Huf 4...
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-03-23
CONFERENCE RATES,
Via Rio Grande West
ern Railway.

For the SrmrAuuual Conference,
T.. d. f., aud Womuu'- Conference,
l.. y, s., al salt Lagu CITY, Auril i.u,
9TH ana 90, Inclusive, the fl!Iuwius
rates arc authorized Co Salt Lake Guy
ami return, via the RIO Graudr West
cru Railway;
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-03-23

of Cod-liver Oil and lly-
pophosphites ubpHr' The
bl2gd with the material the
bones and tissues need in
an exhausted and wasted
body that no other food
will supply. 1t is, first OF
all, a HSJae bnihacy.
soc. Itra.ata 40 druggist.
Omaha daily bee., 1896-11-18
N CASE Mr. aILIsoN RESIGNS.


-Es AE-JEs Ngv 1t. s1sc.Ll -slH-
gran t-za a..-l-llus ne -Ltt1r much ---s--
as- 2 re sz-L-r--Ll sl--E-lu- -.l- "
5svsl1c = -.wE 2. uLs= Sz-l-9-. All lEa- -
siEE z. 70 ---a -.e cl.--z-- winch B. IS
nov believed more -1E- Goss-.l=- :.
De resigns before --s .laEs %. -1H err aas-
Fl1L a- -1H legislature v1l.1 * y-urL.is Is
La I1-E -uas lu. --eat I'll January s. E-5
v-- 1s z session l. laLF- +a--y 1ErE -ns
E-Uf-I-- VII rs relieved 1t -1E -aFGr-El-
.-.-T O.. Inning -E-- -,a-I-T E-nrsEsr- AZ
-.= legislature WI make -.z -1cIaH There
ne ---E -vs--T----s -sua.rL-E u ne -5r
members q -ls legislature T-a gL--l1E-sE
named ms +Lr L't e 2 Zuu---F IL
,lg--L- r,-u- es-Ir. Es1-rz T. Perkins
Es+rH--. -ls--l-- -1-E-eEsuL-- 2 2 Ear-
ce-Eu-.. T1-r5 -ls--lg- rg-ErHEE-Ir JAM
LEEET So. -iE-r4e- cong =ss-lLr- VI 2
=tGau-r EiEt-t -lE--la. currrese--.g-
= ? DaILrs- Tenn district ru-E-sEE-zl1
b.-'rH- iF u-- Z GL1cI1L-E rG- Las trg-aF
w1- SLY IL clss - lurE frt- vhfa. lz
IFralEt E. L. would ns vs-r fslF ~ So
-gr+ -hF 1lLrH E-vH-ugr : N -~LEs Is
Also understood 3. Ht L ELu-..Erf and ~
be- VfE TaHLEac tiE- tH VII ra- 1- clIs5
I1 % uEEs IL L-g.--r-E-- Erl -tus en-
IL 1VI chance lt success d -tE -HrlFlT tI--H
Drake is sEl1 20 1s Euds- r-st-s t1Lt =
case - GLs 70 -LE= -1H L5I,l-- --ls-,. e
LLuF El--
Omaha daily bee., 1896-11-18
WEATHER Is COLD AND NET
o-ar- g. E5 Wlst--rt1- s1zs, FROM Sever
EL1f E-5 Gales
COAST STATES sE1lN uN1H NL7Es
Railroad bridge. swept Away ~ Rag
iuE Torrent. and Train service
Dtmoralirea in All
Direction.

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degrees TL.-s-tt- IL L--ast u---.rt-
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vs-e --Lrss erred g. -"l-- SCI. - - =
F'a--4Lrc I-.1 Er-.ve5 u -5
= sa'--l-- -rs Ft-~- -l5 ---.sl-s -E:.t
5IrlIE4 Sewers ana r.-.s-E -.--v.- s---'. !
III 5e-ul-s 20 ul--y -t+ srsE- va.--EE @.
vu-a- vt..s gvs.. tgv- t--- -ts !: Is
hack O. -ts ,.-y J-1 rHsst5 .a--ugEt tTa-r
Ft-st-
7.E EEvt-Tl F--Hp- rut Lines we've Ef''igLs.v r
---s-ts-a5 v.-t q -L-v r-uras where -ts
vL-s- EL-rs5 gva- -rz --IrEE tl1rr.rr -ht
lies Lr5 -IlE v.-r vra1fLrs ~. a. Lines
r.L-Lr.5 20 -lE.r.E.r L --.t.s-I-srv -aE..Jr
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-.s -sIa-.ta-s r.--lu-4ss Es-c -.s.- Ina
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vt.aa ne -var1 !. Hv -tE va-aE TIE -g--=.
which gL~-r -hs wires u-5E-usItt -hs E--st-
became e5 vG-t vu-s- ana required -ls
constant services q 1H- WI pumps ~
EEs. -tsu rIsE-
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S-urE Wt..t E-l 5-IaE --ve- vLlfrf a+-
tween -L-.-E t-E Spt--rs E-z ,p5 4.z
Omaha daily bee., 1896-11-18

.u5EF Greer 1uEae II srur- 10 ger ~ &
usv lIv EsFlEr-e-- II me lFrla: r1u~
rgEfsr1Ev aut tlle1 20 e.: uL-T q -rg
E--a-levF o. agree uI Tie -us tar --r-rC
-Etr cases -.-Er cons 5--Ltls sE--EIs1 q e
- ne aL-f far r-T.rasst r-L-laI - -1s
Ha.-LVL-Luif ia wLF EL--Er-1 Il some
f'aEt-sf was made y lie EsE-EuIasl- ul,-
-1s uEsf o. = -.uEl Pros E-E-IE- Deere
q ella CO. WIS struck TINS proves L
s-lut lr a1.E LI1 L'rFr a. hour E-ru-
-ll-t a. 90 -tF TINE tlr -h+ -.L ll--hf'
I.r1Ersas -- u.lI--E TIE LEs EIllgIs vEf p1s'-
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sUlEuf.- fgr S-ss was fI-erHz q -hr
aEsF - -Ivs Nlth ssu- EEI t-s- guE1 e LIE
gts Fur WIS tr-uEt- 1I a uu-t
Il lie case O., lht SHru-.ry SIv5rrs Lu5
-s1Ll -Hsa, ,lEt1I IEL-uF- Tie George Et.zLE
rFlE-f ana u-hF-f s-tvErr wH A.
pa-l-el guardian a. L-fU re far5 Al
LIs-V - ,u- rs VE-lf df'L-l-E ntL-E t-.e-tl
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AU-rg a !ulEutIs Wa eu-trec q zEvgr o.
-ts p-IuLr s19u-L-ng lie at.eu1E1; .-uH
Omaha daily bee., 1896-11-18
COUNCIL BLUFFS DEPARTMENT


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Omaha daily bee., 1896-11-18
WILL PROBABLY CLEAR KNEEBs.
Special Communion Taking TesrS-
N > .----- --..


SIOUX CITY, Ngv -G-ESq+nlGI Ts1e-
s--L-I. .-7T--iEu V1sEe F1aclL ra-l---ls-
Fal=r y ne EEruEI ravs---1s-5 70 --LEa
szlu-aL-41- o. Witnesses and -LEa TEST
u1ly 70 :'s USED u -1s seaau5 rrll- O, ne
else EEIzlEt Bac Eueels -hs veteran horse
LL-- charged WIN ringing C- Es~z.a-
rl1t -EaE Opened -g-rT Z -L4E g.-T t8-Ey
and Trl-l =5-c v--- lie elimination o.. Wi
rfsa-s- 1--r-lEEIu-r=r TlsEs saw -us r-lrs
H--tf here ana -11E UEElaF af V.-u.HHaF
" Do WI swear 20 l-r llE---T Lu1 ,.~cve
-LL- she a lT lie ElLre Nellie EuaslF
vte1 tE yEE rll-lE when Erres--5 Nart
t-Lr -. witnesses VII 5f szlu11=5 here
-I reEEr- 20 -nf Identity u -bf mare u- r.
1-s q whom v- -es-tT LEL uf- Euteas.
@ -lgLE -Aess w---eEEes E-s some q he
--iEt 'r-a--- --flt men here -C WIN ELes.fF
LA- la-E heau known E1seaF wuI r.
Ftf,-- nearly IVl yeL-E Erl. L-- Tie Ger
RAJ E1Fs-IrueIt 1Ef EsyE him u prison
;tI moths and nli1F IL nIul fr g. bba
ana ne horse sE4d 10 :F .r4UEs- i.
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ne E-FgrFf -ep1r- u L FE'Es.E- rty- HEsll L.
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Omaha daily bee., 1896-11-18

ES MONIES Ngv. -t-. s5ag.E -Ea-
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Omaha daily bee., 1896-11-18
Country Girl EIol,e. win a Stranger.

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r-l-- .-,Ss-la EErs-,u- -t r=l-E sid
1lur1-s. O. prosperous tLr1s- living Il
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Omaha daily bee., 1896-11-18

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r~E-. % u S--a-a WIS breasted a.rs 30
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III yHj f--- T. = Tars--F. L sry-; -.st
Lr-rt. S-la-c E-- Fars--r tIa;- -1rs-1Er
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SIS rr lis -,E-s1- when E~-sEre-
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Omaha daily bee., 1896-11-18
MORE MES GIVEN EMPLOYMENT
Two Large Mills heretofore Idle Now
RunnanE in Eul ElAsI.

NCz.W--=z- Ca--- NV -f.---s Cree
vie ca--uu -s which AEvs oesr lLt
since July /: resumed aq=-l-u-E -o1Iv o.
fan c--ls L-5 WI ne suL complement o.
hands Es.vas1 bul L-1 Got lLo-s were
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ag- %. E-rl-ysE between BOZ AL sha
-,a--.r- n IL mis- -- g- t-- time
schedule ana -1a rest -l-es DAYS 3 " EEK.
EE-CLE- 1-r -i.-St1eE cars 70 Tie
rl-r .,s- -r $3.50 -L-Er v--n STOCK O. a.
E.--5E l~--raz &. lie stock yEr-E to-Ey
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vas ~ L--EfelL- ---a-~--.-lg- TIE grEvi1-E
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Omaha daily bee., 1896-11-18

lEs MONIES 11ur -G-.zi,-e.l- Ttls-
s-LU ~, -5 announced roaIy -hl; Aa
fr--1f-5aaft NIciu-I- G-Ira case VII Il a.
qraal.-ltE nt decided against GgrsruI
-lrlte and A--u-LL. Genera WrlEtG And IL
ttva- a. Genera PRIME Prime Eue- fur a.
1-le- 70 gs1.fs- -ht EgF a--ar Iur L1-u-E1r
EeIErE- - issue I'm uuEu-EI 90 Is
argL1lHr E ne F--E l-lE EEas q LAG been
lssut- 70 James A. Gussl ~ PRIME -ualEi-
be La asg1 1uly slEg-e1 Llt Wa eI-4-ls1 e