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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-07-01
Bottled Oh!

Whether in the form OF pill powde,
or liquid, the doctors prescription TO,
blood diseases is always the sane
mercury or potash. These drugs bottle
up the poison and dry it up in the
system, but they also dry up the marrow
in the bones at the same time.
The supplcncss and elasticity of the
Joints give way to stiffness, the rack.
ing pains Of rheumatism. The form
gradually bends, the bones ache, while
decrepitudc and helplessncss prcma,
turely take possession OF the body, and
1t is but a short step TO pair Of
crutchcs. Then comes falling oil
the hair and decay OF the boncs,-a con,
uitiou truly horrible.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-07-01

"Thc use Of castoria Is SO universal and It's
merits SO we'll known that it seems work
OF supercrogniiou to endorse it. Few arc the
intelligent families who do not keep cas,oria
within easy reach"
CARLOS MARTYR, DID, New York City.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-07-01
SUMNER RESORTS.

LEE WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS !
Hardy County. W. Va.
Formerly known as Towards Lick.
will open June 20. The waters contain
larger per cent OF soda than any other
4 sulphur springs known in the Virginias.
and no lime, Hot and cold sulphur baths.
with tho Western Union Hound trip tick.
cts over the Baltimore & Ohio from
Wheeling. Pamphlets can be had at this
Office. Address
= LEE WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS CO.,
sls- les 5gE. Matthias Hardy County w Va
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-07-01

"1prescribc castoria every day for children
who arc suffering from constipation, with
better effect than receive from any other
combination Of drugs"
Or. L, Q. MoReAH. South Anboy. n. |.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-07-01

TAKEN In time Hoods Sarsaparilla
prevents serious illness by keeping the
blood pure and all the organs In q
hcalthy condition,
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1896-04-08

oer mere 8arer til uolanbet, enb ni
inefprer. iaaat uolanbet mao betole
os $100.O00,OOO. Sc faar bette
pao @ialhen, os ineoetfor at ri iiulz
be faa bet. iaa bet tunbe sipre os no.
get sobi. faar ui bet ilet life. Set
soor til &euter. Sc foar alt port
Sub os ale pore Brobutter, oe
eaooo ifplber ri $50, 600. 900. 3uor>
leoeS betoler ,, bette? 81 tretfer
paa @ulo'2eierpen. rl1oiiibnins al
Sub fra Neu gort1 ct bet famine
iom, at ri betaler bisie $50. 100000.
Sen Doa fommer, ba stplbneren ct
luafet laa egbt. at ban ilet lite ton
beta(e.
Os MI ct Orb til. &uis ri haube
boot fri SeIumpntnine. ba oi betalte
be $37. 100000 / @plu efter Bul<
lionspris, ptIbe bette splu bape be-
lebet fig til $74.00G,000, Os mems
ri uu toar 60c for DOR &uebe, p,lbe
pt unoer fri splumpntnin9 faa $1.2O,
os ot funoe betale oenne @jelb os
i9tte 2anbet paa en- &elitanosba
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1896-04-08
FERGUS FALLS UGEBLAD
Entered at the post office at Fer.
gus Falls as second class matter.

Longs &eIerootionslinien eipr COB
So=retnine meo at peilebe 5ettlerne.
beoer bet. Ooer so ,Sooners" bor
ouerebe betolt 2onoeiere for at faa
rtoe @rane,erne 1or to euer ire @ef<
TONER ruuot &,ne 9ofe, beoer oet..
= s Montato bar mon netop to-
get fin @esieriuesbpau Brus.
= ST.. Meooelelie fra ct. gloub
ooeraao @ 6. See fife Ou4oaQ GU
perintenoertpofen / &eformonItolteu
til IS. y. Qoulton.
- @n Mono peo Nopn 6. Sbulae
falot neo fra 9aset at fit &us / Ben>
ion forleoen Dag og ilos fig libel.
- 5uloob Sobnion. en- 9ieueite>
Fi3et 9ulutb. foriBets unoer ct Mn,
falo at &anoio iife Grebos at taae
9iuet af fig meo en- 8aaetnip. Der
uur 5olt tiliteoe, iom 9reb benoe, ef,
terot bun baooe tiljpiet fig noale Minis
ore Saar / 9alien.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1896-04-08
Miunefpta,

9ottor 9}isIen gilbert Sea lfol
reiie til Morse.
- T,rf Mational Banf / Morris
lutfeoes forrise Nanoas, it:iuer
Nleranorio @ot Meus.
= Sen forlaote Sort @iplep=&e>
1eruotion bill bliue iolst ben Zoe Su>
Ii. berettes fra 5oueoitaoen. Sen
teftoar al 174 Gcres aserbru9slonb,
uero,at til $6 pr. Ncre.
= 5ra Nbo meooeles. at g2el}on
Motts 9us nebbreuote Torsbass
Wften. 9}elion baube nelop Fpttet
ub, o9 en- 9usb Bas,portb. fom bau
be Fpttet inb. mifebe Snbbo for 2
800 9ollars. 6u!et par asiure:et.
= Der CT % Saloouer ber, beret.
tea fro Cot @ranb Sorts. o9 ale ct
anm1bet ON at ta9e uo ny Xtcen1e
for 24be Npril. geefen olle Ga:
loonmeno bar peret antloset for
2opbrub, faa at be lite Tan faa 2icen=
ie. ba ber torores Bepis paa beoer<
lis Raraiter, for at nosen fan faa
en- iaaban. Saloonerne uil natarlia'
pis aabne fine Bober aqtseuel. Sc
pil faa 2icenie / fine Uenners Maun,
% be Fefe Eilteloe oil be samle
Sftenfeuerter pebb(ipe at bripe 6o1<
refining paa be samle @teber.
= Sra Tositon mebbeles. at en-
ftor 9el xSooners" (iaabanne iom
taser 2anb fortiolis) olerese bar
bpgeet fig 6us paa @eb 2ate7@eier>
pationen, iom Ral oabne8 ben 15be
Moi. @n Manb, iom bar peret ube
fire Dose meb nosle 5olt fra Otter.
tail @ountp, flyer, at ban iaa oper sc
3ptter inbei BuRene. buor bet E,
] panReltst at opbase BEN. 5ormern'
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1896-04-08

be fife Tiger bar issieliat loo liulist
belle TEN c1uililerebe 8eroen.
Blanot Dem. iom taser ben itprite
Del /, buao men funFe tnnoe faloe
Narets Manienfelttos, ct Boron Eou,
buis Naun / ben ienere 9ib bar oaret
ueunt utollise @anse. 9an % ben
befienbte Ssbapsforer Rapt. Bigsins,
iom ior neruerenoe ct Der 8pen,
er beeee eniae ON, at Der bpr oiores
noget fra rusilt Sioe for at brinse
2ns Sasen; men be ct tommen en-
liben penltabelis Strio ON ben Jrem<
gangsmaaoe o9 be Wioler, iohe belf
bsr benpttes = en- Strio. iom iifter<
Zig uil fomme til at lutte paa bebne
Maabe. o9 iom ueientlis oil bibra9e
til, at mon fra Orb Eriber til &ann=
ling.
Ropt. @iasius foreilaar ot ubruite
en- @fspeoition, for builfen Baron
2oQ turoe pere ben ielufrepne2 Sober,
lcm ltulbe trense trem tiQanbs lise
til Sap 2i@:ljufin, bet norbl,ate
Buntt paa bet aiiatife 5oitlonb. ,bet
ban tro., bet ct aloeles iittert. at
mon Der oil finoeWuoRab fraMonien.
8aron Sou amer bet ligelenes
bpilt ianolpnliat. at Manien, oa bon
pasie,eoe bette 8untt, bar e}terlobt
interesiante Mebbelelier ON, buor!e<
oes ben farliae serb inotil oa bopbe
forlpbet. og ON buab ban bioere tQnfte
at foretase fig, boiltet jo maotte uare
al itor 8etponins. ON man be1uttece
at fenoe uo en9jelpeetspeoition. 6an
oplpier imiole7tio, ot bet pilbe pere
neften umuli9t at naa frem ti(lanbs
til Sop 3i9eliultiu. Selu be ino=
fgote. ii9er ban. pouer fig lite ej,rne
len9ere norb eub til Eojmaigen o9
Balatbnoia - bes9e unber ben 74oe
Breooe9rao - % bertha o9 til
1@eljulfin=Doben er Der enbnu om=
trtns so seosraf ftde Mile tulofeubie
0rten; lite eusous &eusopreue fiaber
noset at ernere fig meo paa oenue
Stratnins.
6au fpues, bet pilbe pare langt
fornufti9ere at fenbe en- pelubrude1
Damper fra 2enamunDinsen noft,
CONNER ueb Mibtiommerstib for a
opie9e be npibir,lie Der. bpilfe -
iaaiom 9torornlielo boz paapit oue:
rebe 1880 - lei tunne naaes pat
benne &ei. @tspsbit,onen Rulbe bt
unoerfe9e be 6orraabs tatiorer .bpilf'
ftubes oer, euentuelt fornpe bem. ol
foen, ON Jorboloene uar 9unTi3s
fg8e at naa frem til @annitoulanoet
boer mon uben Epipl oiloe treff'
Spor etter Nanieu. Dg ber fulb'
mon ba oe,aa oprette uel foripneb'
Stotioner.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1896-04-08
Jnblanbet>

Jra Clinton. Soma, mebbeles fife
2orsoaa, at en- Beter Malbias ct
arrelteret for JalRnert.
- Glbeet BoQis @reston, Sa.,
bleu iifte 9proos ouerfiprt os orebt
at ct Sernbonetoa.
- Sena:or Nelion bar fitret fQ
uoneonelien af @eparo Soba1ou ira
9anesboro til Buo @euotet, beretz
teS ira 8opeb{toben.
- Sotpas 2eeistotur bor beluttet
at nbjoutne reite 9srbas.
- Somes $. 9alfeo, iom bot
peret 2erer ben famine spnooas.
|fole ct boIot Na:bunoreoe, ct hso,
63 Nar 9ommel, berettes fra Boro.
boo. @isconiin.
- Gra Mooiion mebbelss, at
Blaoet vNmeritn" Chicago fonblpu<
lt9pi8 pil fjgbe 2euningerne efter
~Wisconiin Morbmanben". % Hptte
til Mooiien.
- Senotet So>pas 9esiSlatur
fortofeoe &orsbo9 5or1oeet ON at
tiQabe 9ilbereoel1e al berulenbe 81.
Tor / Staten meb 27 mob % 6iemz
mer.
- Stormen Nal baue Bbeloqt
8inouer for $4,000 8eit Supe<
rior.
- Sra Sc Mars beretteoes 5rez
bag, at mon baube looet omtrent al
Seo / bet norolise So,pa, os ubfa~
terne for COB NulinQ ct meaet Qooe,
beoer bet.
= @n Ne9erpiee. @racie gilIiam8,
/ @ea Superior. iom por aafloaet for
at bape mproet en- Ne9er peo Naun
Smitb, bleu frif1enbt af Surpen fife
Greoas.
= Sra @aoett. @isconfin, meb<
eeles, at Gnoreiu Nnietb er blepen
orreteret for en- frpetelia Torbrpbei<
fe poa 5oranleonina at bans 6ufru.
Da &olitimonben Tom, fatte Muieth
imob bam meo en- Rniu / bper
6aanb. % 8olitimanoen moatte iIao
bom beuioflbs. fsr ban tuube toa
Inletb arreferet.
= 6orrise @bnbos blep en- Mlano
peb sapn Nnbre>p Carlton faftet uo
of en- Saloon / @eR Superior, forbi
ban efter @tienteuertens ublaan
lite piloe boloe % meb at fpuae.
9an bBbe ct Bar Dase efterpaa, %
@tienteperten Charles 2arfou er
antlaset for at baue brebt bom.
2ieipnet soots1orbe. at Carlton bsbe
al 2unsebetanoelie. men Spabom.
men par foraariaset af. at ban bar
blepen forilaaet Brpfet. 8rpfbe,
net bar brattet liselebes 6oueoital>
len. @an antaser. at Carlton bar
bleuen taftet neo en- Irappe i @aloo.
] men.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1896-04-08
sos Naafens Suitr1t. = MtSiertt
ptI i68e efter Nattien.

NyUS 2tWWveHS S9WNCW. - JtW91 eCWe
ptl i68e efter Nattiett.
@n @orreiponbent for en- Wuis
Berlin baroe for en- 9tb ioen en-
Samtole meb @ua Monlen. os uoen,
!anbRe Ioiier reoesjbres nu oerfor.
&orre,poaoenten fpurete 9eoniens
6ufru. bpiltst Snbtrpt Mpbeberne
ON benbes Manb sioroe paa benbe
= onr bet SOrueutuine, 6aab eller
@laoe. bun tfslte".
r@ei intet at alt bette", Na1 Mon=
lens 9uffru baue iuoret. utbi jes
troeoe BEN lite. Ses aniaa bet tor
en- uUnb", os bet tos aloeles lite fra
mtg min ro!ise Stemniu9".
vSa, men tror 5ru Manien ei. at
Deres Mano pil bape 9ptten meo
f9?"
$50, jes ct olbeles filter pea. at
ban oil boooe naa lit Maal, oo at
ban oil tomme biem ieten; men leg
tror lite. at bet oil tie iaa iuart, faa
letuinbt % befuemt" :.
Set Ruloe bore fuert interesiant
at bpre De1es Menine ON Sosen".
vSes en-. iooreoe bun, ubeformet
meo Eelesrammer os Breue oerom,
men ianbt at fise. 1es foritaar mig
life paa bisie ftore Spbrssmoal. Set
ouerlooer iea til @eo9rafer % &ioen<
ifabsmenb oe blanber mig lite eeri.
Men luameset ton jeg fise Dem: Seq
tror, at min Manb bill fomme tilboee
men ,tts enbnu. Set ct for tioli9t.
Desuoen ct Beretninserne ioa ubez
Remte o9 uatlenbe. Sc inbebolber
ineen paolioelis uotolelie. 6uorle=
bes ituloe jes oa buese noeet poo
8eretnineerne?"
Nan1ens 6ufru ptrebe bette / ben
NET beitemte Zone, meoens benbes
uafre 9tne ftraaleoe of en- iaabon
5ortrbfntns, at ie9, flyer &orreipou=
benten, meeet sobt funoe forfoo, at
oenne Ruinoe er 1Aano til at pente /
aarepis uben at mite @oabet eller
9roen.
5eg talte ON ben Beunbrine, iom
bele &eroen biier benbes Wlonb.
rSa. jes ueb. at man fsler en- itarf
@pmpatbi meb bom". fporebe bun,
~og bet siper mtg Stprte. Set Ct
min Trbf os min Rbrfe @lebe".
s bette Dieblif fommer en- potfer
lioeu 8,se tnb iGerelfet = 8oniens
enefte 9atter. 2io; bun ier libt mis-
tentiomt paa mig, fanbenbe forbi
leg bar btnbret benbe en- Stunb fra
at faa Mibbas. Moberen taeer
benbe ino til fig os frpeer benbe oper
be guile Suffer.
rDette ct oefaa min Trbf % min
@lebe unber min UR anbs 5raperelte; !;
flyer bun, ibet benbes Dine lbier af
@ierliabeo % Stoltbeb.
@aa refer bun Zig. % ies taaer
HtReo meb be uarmeffe Dniier ON en-
lpttelie l1bsans paa 9taniens 5ore<
ta9enbe.
1ro &etersbure i1ripes ben 13be
Starts: Snteresien for gfanien %
bans &ammerater omborb paov Gram"
er frembeles ftobist Etltosenbe ber
i @uslanb. Det fer nefen ub. lom
ON man ansaa fig morolR forplistei
til at ta9e bare poa Manien. lisespL
b,st buor ban ftnbes. ba bet par fra
Jtuslanb ben Beretnius Tom. iom
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1896-09-05
ODD FREAKS IN JEWELRY.

The New Woman Adorns Herself with Rat
tiesnake Earrings and a Pelican Brooch.
In the selection of her jewelry the
new woman seems to have reached the
very climax of grotesqueness. The con-
ventional ornaments which satisfied
her mothers soul are Unfortunately
scorned by the follower of the more ex-
IRENE modes of to-day. One of the most
astonishing ornaments with which tho
up-to-date young person chooses to
adorn her tailor-made suit is the peli-
can brooch. This is made of gold and
Jewels, and represents the pelican in an
exceedingly dandified guise, with mon
ocle, opera coat and all the accessories
supposed to be appropriate to a bird OF
his tastes. Why it should befa.l the
pelican to have his memory perpetuated
in the form of woman's brooch is a
mystery, except that the new woman
has chosen him.
There are sinuous young women who
delight in affecting sinuous motions
and other snaky characteristics, and
who are at present making a fad of
snake jewelry. Rattlesnake earrings
are, perhaps, the latest. These consist
simply of the little pendant groups of
dry, dun-colored ratfles which were
once attached to the snakes own tail
and used to give warning ofhis deadly
approach.
Not content with initiating the
snakes rattle every time she moves her
head, the adopter of bizarre fashions is
is also wearing a snake necklace. This
is a costly as well as a unique affair, be
ing made wholly of gems wound in I
double coil about the throat and ending
in an exquisitely simulated serrent's
head. The ornament is startlingly eff
fective when made of emeralds with
brilliant rubies to represent the snakes
eyes.
One of the most sensible ornaments
worn at present is the identification
bracelet" which in case of an accident
removes all doubt of the yyearer's iden-
tity. The bracelet is an absolutely
plain band of silver or gold, unorna-
mented in any way. On tie back are
plainly engraved the wearer's name and
address. This innovation is fast at
tanning popularity.-N.Y Y. Journal.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1896-09-05
The Old style white Shirt.

Very few white shirts are made nova
days with plated bosoms fastening
with buttons and buttonholes, as al
most all shirts were made 40 years ago
Occasionally such shirts are made to
order, usually for man of mature
years who has always been accus-
toned to wearing them, and who c1ings
to them from force of habit. And few
fine shirts with plated bosoms are made
for southern customers, who, however,
are likely to buy themselves also shirta
of modern style.@N. Y. Sun.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1896-09-05

marked the division of the United States
into slave and free territory. and finally
war. The era of reconciliation. so long
and earnestly desired by Gen. Grant and
many other great leaders, north and south.
have happily come and the feeling Of dis
everywhere vanishing, let us hope never
to return g. 1900. ,,,,,a a,.
strength to the nation at home, increase
our power and influence abroad, and add
institutions. than the restoration of cordial
relations between the people of all sections
called BY the surrages ESQ Of the people to as
sumo the duties of the high Office of presi-
privilege to aid, even in the slightest degree.
In the promotion of the spirit of fraternal
the citizens of every section. state or part
of the republic.
the let ia u 1anseh and i foreves
after, heed the edmonton Of Washington:
east, no westebut a common country
It shall be my constant aim to Improve
Sd Spirit o Of t forbearance and Justice which
ness So by joining g IN M Proper
efforts to restore the relations of brother
" respect and affection which in our early
History characterized all the people of the
Ogld n be gIaa t nian s to-
ferent divisions of the country, which. in
pathy and interest to weld them together
more strongly than ever I would rejoice
the north and the south and the east and
the west are not ssparased because h Of
but trends and as friends we viii faith.
a pS a smile Of Hin. who has thus far
go onr eod n ms to Pnd
ss na er fse agd ss
governments on earth.
''wILLIAH M'KINLEY-"
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1896-11-13

didn't. / have not seen q Democrat in
Winston who is not rip-roaring Bryan
man for 1900, and they say that they are
content to wait, knowing that the great
young Nebraskan will sweep the coun-
try in the next campaign.
Hon. Cyrus b. Watson is steadily con-
valescing and his friends hope that he will
be restored to his usual health within q
short while.
Hon. Clement Manly is hard at work
catching up with the vast amount of work
that accumulated during his absence at
Raleigh, where he was working so tire
lessly and arduously in the interest of
his party and his people.
MIR. Thomas Settle was in Winston to-
day, stopping at the Phoenix. He said
that he was not thinking about contesting
Mr.. Kitchin's election and remark
ed that the report must have
eminated from some of the scared Demo-
Gratis.
Forsyth county elected one Democratic
constable and one Democratic magis-
trate, and these were the only Demo
Gratis that survive the wreck. Mr.. John
Young, of Winston, was elected magis-
trate, but he, too, would have been de-
feated but for the fact that he was so
universally popular that his name was
placed on all the tickets.
Chairman Holton arrived in Winston to-
day after a few days trip to New York
and Washington. At New York he saw
the power behind the throne, Mark
Hanna, and at Washington he saw the
rather interesting personality in the
North Carolina Senatorial fight, Senator
Butler, but if he returned with any
pledges or agreements with either he is
not giving them away.
The Senatorial question is being talked
about very generally and the opinion is
spreading that Senator Pritchard will
soon be considered in the field and not
the favorite. Ohio Wilson was heard to
remark on the train to-day that Priteh-
ards cake was all dough, or words to
that effect. 1t is limited about that Gov
ernor-elect Russell would enter the race,
but for the fact that there are so many
old-fashioned anti-Russell Republicans
elected to the Legislature.
1t is said now that Marsh Mott will
likely enter the race and point to his fight
for silver at the st. Louis convention as
part of his availability. He is thought
to have at least half dozen hackers
among the Republican legislators and
they may become an important contin-
gent before the contest is over.
II. b. ARENDELI.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1896-11-13
STANDS AT THE HEAD.

Aug. J. Bogel, the leading druggist Of
Shreveport, La, says: 'Dr. Kings New
Discovery is the only thing that cures my
cough, and it is the best seller l have
J. #. Campbell, merchant OF Stafford
Ariz., writes: "Dr. Kings New Discov
cry is all that is claimed for it; it never
fails, and is sure cure for Consumption
Coughs and Colds. / cannot say enough
for its merits" DR.. Kings New Discov
cry for Consumption, Coughs and Colds
is not an experiment. 1t has been tried
for quarter of a century, and to-day
stands at the head. 1t never disappoints
Free trial bottles at John Y. MacRae''
drug store.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1896-11-13
SENATOR ATWATER WILL NOT
VOTE FOR PRITCHARD.

Senator Atwater, Populist Senator
from Chatham, repeated here the day af-
ter the election the statement that he had
made during the campaign, that he would
not vote for the reelection of Senator
Pritchard. He also said that il a Popu.
list could not be elected Senator he was
willing TO vote for free silver Demo
crat like the Hon. Lee S. Overman.-
Chatham Record.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1896-11-13
y a.fl0raa2
economy.

There's room for little more Of It.
loo many women are wasting time
and strength over a dashboard rub
'ing their clothes to pieces; wasting their
money. You'd be astonished if you could
gure up the actual money saving in a
year by the use of Pearline. Millions
of women are using it now. but just
suppose that all women were equally
careful and thrifty, and that every
one used Pearlinel It's too much
to hope for-but the whole country
would be the richer for it.
Cood Pedd1ers and some INSCRIPTIONS grocers VIZ
0CIlu tell you this is good as or ''the same az
it Back Pss1 n.dded s snd eoe.4 SENDS
IL back H3
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1896-11-13
Notice to City Taxpayers.

K4The city tax list for 1886 has been
placed in my>hands for collection; will
be in my Office for that purpose, every
lay from 6 a. IN. TO 4 p. m. All taxes
NOT paid by December 1st, are SUBJECT
10 q penalty Of per ce-t. and an add
tional per cent. on the first day of
each month thereafter until paid
w. b. HUTCHINGS,
City Tax Collector.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1896-11-13
Az ELEGANT SUBURBAN REspEsce
FoR SAFE.

Desiring TO move TO the city offer for
sale my place near Raleigh 1t contains
ab0nt hundred and sixty acre, on
which is small one-story dwelling house
OF six rooms carriage house, barns, stables,
eic., and an elegant new o-story dwelling
other modera imp cvemenss This Is the
pref test place in Wake county belightfui
III eutunler, comfortable in winter and with
la three nues of the Ctnitol over macad-
amfzed road. Terms easy rifle perfect
SPfER WHITAK
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1896-11-13
TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY

Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets.
All druggists refund the money if it
fails to cure. 25c.
Tombstone prospector., 1896-07-09
BISbEE NEWS. Daily Happenings at the
 Great Copper Camp. Budget or Interesting Items
 from our Regular Cor.
 respondent.
 BIsssx. July 8. lSes.
 coPPKRIHos.
 The train wAs nearly i've hours late today.
 Supervise, John $. Williams re- turned today from the county ssst. Edwaras the Exprsssnan has rs- cisvsd new wagon fer his basinsss. Mrs. McShams Of Tucson hes dscid- d to sst'ls in Bisbse. She is proi- sssionai nurse.
 The Fourth of July com nittsss meet tonight ts audit sscsusia asi sstsls up its businsss.
 4 new reoi is being put 0n, the Cssr Hsissing works and ether sspairs gre bs,ng made about the shalt.
 Jas Farley has recovered from his recent struggle with T Typhoid fever and is sas ss :ks ssrssts receiving ths congratulations of his nany friends. Henry TiuneEmaa h slowly re- covering from the effects of the aesi- dsnt he met with io the mine, and is walking about with ths uss of csas. A good naay new. housss gre ia course oi eonstructisn now and there are also nurbsr sf people whs arc contemplating sssesisG for shsmssiyss sew housss h shs ssas future.
80ag sf silver

Tell us not ia mournful numbsrs. life is but a idle dream; for ws zee that wealth controls us and ws are not what we sesm. Rights. thss ouss our statutes gave us, now no longer can ws clam; for the shyiock buys oonvsp tions and ths candidates doth name. What are ws that we should srumbls, OCT she platform shat bs writes; 'sis sh Sssk of common people so believe what he inditss.
 An, but listea to the murmus of the thunder OCT the plains; as the people rise in anger, to protsss sgsinss sush. claims. "Down with sy1ant sOld.p ,bey's shouting, "Out upon thoss blatant knsyes; we are freemsn, and. by thunder, none caa sell us out e slsves. We've fos silver and for free dom sud our olans are brave and true !; Silverl shouts the chorus from the hill.tops far away, while the millions in the vslleys, sing its praises every day.
 Silver will inoseass our wsses. it will give us work each day; for twill thwart the mighty shylook and will take his power away. Rising prices for cur products, busissss for our idle men all will come to bless our nation when silvsr's money sucs sgain. Plenty will return to millions sgsin and prosperity will reign in the home of every workman when silvsr's money enc. again. When She ides of next
 November, give so us the chance so
 wib, yon can be'your bottom dsllaE
 silver ~ill bs mvasy thsn.-J-mes 3.
 Good., iI Ns.iousl Bimstalli,i.