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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-12-09
CTSTERSVILLE.

SistersviUe, W. Va, December s.
NJ. Jacob Koontz, a prominent manu-
facturer of New Martinsyille, was IN
the city last night on business.
Governor w. A. MacCOrkle, Mr.. anu
Mrs. W. Delaplaine. of Graysyille, o.,
and Miss Anne Thayer, Of Charleston,
were guests of the Hotel Wells last
night. remaining here to witness the
rlay at the Opera House given by their
friends comprising the Players Club
They returned to their respective
homes this morning.
C. #. Newton returned this morning
from a business trip down the river IN
the interests of Parshall & Sill.
Geo. II. Earnest. of Marietta, is q
prominent visitor in the city.
S. W Cain, an Ohio River brakeman
living at ST. Narys, is in the city the
guest of his sister, Mrs. Henry Reed.
Night Operator Wm. Stewart return
ed last evening from pleasant visit
in Parkersburg.
A. d. Bartlett, a prominent operator
Of this city, went down TO St. Marys
this morning 10 look after his extern
sive oil interests in that field.
Prosecuting Attorney John A. How
ard. of Wheeling. was in the city a
short while this morning en- route TO
AIiddlebourne, where he has several
cases at this session of court
Major Clint Moore went to st. Marys
this morning in the interest of the
Leidecl1er Tool Company.
Attorney T. L. Blackmarr went to
~r-r.--fs..,- ,,o~,, i7,c~ on local br1ei-
ness.
Attorney c. T. Caldwell, of Parkers-
burg. passed through the city this
morning on his way to court at Mid
dlebourre.
c. T. Bryan. engineer maintenance
Of way. of the Ohio River railroad. is
in the city to-day looking after the
improvements now under construction
hera
II was surely "An Evening of Com
edv" at Olscn's Onera House last night.
The event was the rendition of Cut
Of With Shilling "a Game Of
Cards" and "A Happy Pair by local
talent of Wheeling. They did not
have a very large house to encourage
them. but regardless of this the come
dies were elegantly rendered and each
rqrticinant deserves much praise
",t ~ Ga ~ nil co,,,,ro So
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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-12-09
DrPnruEKIA N MARIETTA.
Efforts OF the Health Authorities to Stamp
t-Out soon Unavailing.

Special TO the Register.
Marietta, O., December S.-Diph-
iberia is gaining an alarming foot hold
in Marietta, regardless Of the efforts
Of the health authorities TO stamp It
ont. There have been many deaths OF
children, and the disease is now at
lacking adults. Grin Chapman is the
latest victim, and his wife is in a critl-
cal condition. S-rict orders for all
buriaIs TO be immediate and isolated
from the public have been issued.
Cyrus Ames, aged 81, a pioneer OF
Washington county, died Of dropsy TO-
day at ROckland.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-12-09
A BAD INCENDIARY FIRE.
Special to the Register.

BpeciaI % the Eeglstcr.
Ceredo, w. Va, December S.-A
large barn and five horses belonging
to the J. IT. NIilender Lumber Com
pany. at HigSinsport. were burned last
night. Loss. about $1,000, with no in
surance. The fire is supposed to be
the work of an incendiary.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-12-09
@berIin9 5}e8later
WATER PENIS

for the term ending March 81, 1891
are now due If paid on or before Dec.
81. 1896. a discount of 10 per cent VIII
lie allowed.
THE CITY WATER BOARD.
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STATE PRNTING CONTRACTS LET


Special to the Register.
CHARLESTON. w. Va. December s.
The Printing Commission to-day awarded
the contracts for the State printing to
W. e. Forsythe. Of Charleston: binding 20
J. IT. Johnston. of Wheeling. and furnish-
ing stationery to John II. Dulaney, Of
Baltimore.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-12-09

FOR sALE-sOCIETY ADDRESS "a
embossed and engraved. jEm5-em7 y,
able. Address or cali & West Va F''-'
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THREW OUT PENCIL BALLOTS.
SnocIaI ID - RorI.tor.

CUOCIdI 20 IIlU ItV-I7IUI'
Huntington. W. Va, December s.
At the recount of ballots to-day in
Cabeu county. fifty-siX ballots which
had been marked with lead pencil were
thrown out. Tweuty-nine of them
were Republican and twenty-seyen
Democratic.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-07-27

opinion 90 tack to the original phil.
osorhy which pofvades Christian 10.
lIglon. ever since the labots Of aston.
en- r. aud gcologists resulted In the
cstabi.thmtn', TO he human mind, Of
on insopsfable connection between the
earth below and the innumorablo worlds
above, revealing TO some extent tho
union, harmony and magnitude Of the
universe, alvanceI philosophers have
s5ught the great Source Of oil with re.
uowoi 'orvor. Ideas Rbsut evolution
have retarded some In their search,
but now, at the close a. this
century, II is safe to say that
the nigns clearly indicate that
when the errors In human speculation
arc fully discovered ana only that
Which IL true remains, DO II In the
theories Of Darwin, Spencer or any
O'hcf philosopher, God viii app ~ 10
the pages Of nature, rs IN the annals
Of hittofy-not indeed the Being de-.
pictoI ia croods, but the Goa Of oil
10th ancient and modern rovcla,ioIe
AZ present It may 10 some appear
impossible 10 harm0nl1i the teach.
iugs Of holy writ on the cub
lect Of creation, Tor inllonor.
with what undoubtedly II true In
tho dynamic conception OF the world,
tut there IL no contradiction whatever
nnd the harmony would be- easily per.
coivUd, wute II equally evident whai
part Of tho new mode OF thinking
needs no modification.
In the meantime, IL must bo consid.
cred the height Of folly to attack Chris.
tians or the Christian religion, either
In novels or otherwise, Tor faults and
errors that arc not lraceabio to that
source. The Reason Why 10 such nm
attack, altogether unwafranted. True
Chrialianlty, however can stand II,
even II II were OF moro formidable
nature.
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a msn.snsIa Irsn.nre.

ID. w. Fuller, Of Canal 0haTir, New
York, says that he alWays keeps Dr.
Kiug'a New Discovery IN tho house,
aud hlh family has always ound ths
vt,y best results follow its use; that Je
would not be without n, n ptocufab,s.
a. a. Dykgmau, Diugglst, Caihkiil,
n. &, says that DR.. King's Nov Dh-
ooyury 10 undoubtedly tho bust Cough
remedy; that he haH used u In lila
family tot eight year., end u has reyer
tailed 10 DO all that's claimed Tor II.
Why not Wy a remedy 40 lgpg tried
And tested. Trial bOltlos FREQ ~ 4. g.
NJ. /. Drug Department. Regular
flgs soc and 81 100.
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LAID 10 RESI-.

The Lac, iad rites associated with tho
funeral Of one Of U,ah's noblesl sons
who was honored and beloved for bis
goodness wherever known, and who
WAS called to the spirit void IN the
prime Of an active HE, have been ror'
formed, and with the cl0so q tho Bah.
bath day his body was laid to rest In
the city OF the dead, 70 remain In the
caro- Of mother earth tlll II ehall be
called forth In tho resurrection by the
trump Of God. No greater or more
gratifying manifestation Of public
sympathy Tor the befehved aud OF res.
poet and love for tho dead could he
desired than that which has been
witnessed since tho time when the
serious nature Of the last illness Of
Elder Abraham IA. Cannon be.
came known, ami up TO and
eliminating with tho assembling
OF the vast oonoourto Of people
a, the services In the Tabernacle
and al tho intorment In this cemetery,
and the tribute, tina, have been ofierod
by all olAsscs Of the community, ire
SpecliVe Of differences Of creed or opin.
ion. In response TO all Of this tbs
hearts Of the bersayed are filled with
gratitude, tho depth and intensity Of
which are inoxptes,ibls In woTdG
Elder Abraham IA. Cannon has
passed from the mortal Wow Of his
family, his intimate associates, and the
community al large. No more shall
his presence In mortality bo known
among them. though the works that he
has performed will remain, an onduT.
ing monument OF his Integrity and
worth. In sons respects the labors no
was performing will engage the
attention Of other minds, and other
hands will be employed TO carry them
ON. But TO his family and intimate
friends aud associations his place will
not DO fillod. SO long ne tho tepata.
ton continues tho vacancy made will
remain. The keunness Of hia loba IN
now but dawning upon those who
must bear II most; aud tho eternal
claims OF justice shall not be Satisfied
until tho perfect aud permanent 70.
union OF those who arc bound by the
ties Of llfo In accord with the laws Of
tho universe ami In the bonds Of an
undying love. hut the great Ruler Of
all, the God OF heaven and earth, tho
Father Of the tpiTlls Of all meu, can
give that consolation, that patient Tor.
bearance. that perfect trust In tho
mercy, wisdom aud goodness OF an
oVerfullng Providence, which tighten
tho heaviest burdens VI sorrow anu
enable tho bsreaved aud IN cited ones
to press on IN divine courage, faith and
hope TO the triumph OF pure aud
noble life. As Tor Brother Abraham
Ii. Cannon, "no man taketh his
place." But may the Divine Master
whose servant he was and who called
him hence give all needed comfort aud
consolation 10 the sorroWing ones anu
keep bright within their hearts the
light Of hope Tor tbs blessed reunion
that 10 youchsaiod 10 those who put
their rust In God, that they may rt.
ioiee In Him iorevetmote.
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rnE rLAGINCiDENr.

Tho following WAS handed In TO The
NEWS ,olay By the member q the
sHt Lake c.u,ty board Of c0mnls'
a.onois who,o name IL attached. il *.
PLANTATION Of the omission TO ra.fs the
fla, over tho county end Of the munl.
cippl bnilIingo, as pointed out in the
NEW:
To the Editor.
Permit mo 10 thank tbo NEWS Tor call.
ing JouHun % The apparent and iuCN-
cusab.o disregard Of uiaha day NJ days,
tho TwOu'y.iUurih 81 July, by tho county
commissioners, iu not having our giun-
Gus hag dying over tho county pore
zion of tho city and county building,
] certainly think OF all days iu Utah,
excepting ih0 Fourth, tho lwCnty fourth
oi July should boo remembered, aud
homo. shown Go that noble band Oi
Pioneers by celebrating the day u thclr
entrance into this valley While ] DO
not think hu apology, however reason
able thu excuse may appear, can atone
tor our neglect in this case, yet 70 no
doubt happened through Ctr0luHsuvHH ON
tho part ~ iho Ianlt0r In chlfgo,as he has
specific Instructions 10 raise the flag On
every holiday. We havo thkon special
caro- in procuring Nag loo Keeping with
tho building. aud now ! personally
apologize Tor Co., not being la ~ proper
place uu that ovonliul Day, tho Twonty-
fourth Of July.
As. Gunurs.
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a NEW FORM OF ATTACK.

The Reason Why 10 the title u a
novel received for Toviow. II Ia story
written, not with the object u draw.
Ing faithful picture OF human llir,
but iot the purpose Of spreading skop.
tlciam and iutldulity among Ia readers.
II assumes au attitude Of iairmindrd.
ness ana llborallty Of views, but at
times the author IL unable to restrain
his blgolry and bitterness against
believers IN religious creods. HIS
pictures Of Christians are generally
oaricatufes, and consequently worth.
lees ~ helps 10 correct understanding
OF tho questions discussed. Here and
there truths may DO found stated, but
thoy nro 90 far between that they are
no more worth looking TOT than fow
grains OF whral ia large pile OF pnll.
His hero Ia tho son OF - Methods,
preacher, whose bodily and mental
development II stunled on account
of tho RthoT's religious ideas.
Ho grows up among Christians
all Of whom arc more Or less
iiiola, but at last chance throws him
among UniIarlAus aud intidols, all Of
whom are pure, healthy and good and
great He studies rCcluslastlual bio.
tory and hnts out that his parents
werr' lknow.nothlngs, because they
believed in oreeIs composed ny thy
fanatics OF the lral centuries. lie alsl
discovers that biblical history 80 o.
myth, that there probably Is no Coz,
and that human reason 10 the hisucs,
authority. ula Ito now runs DO D.
smoother channel, until death prem.
,urcly cute MIN OIL from acuyity-dea,h
administered, u seems, by his own
hand, 0g that " gno attending ply.
siclhu, 90 enl ltt'- agony.
Authors generally aim q oEalt vrr.
tue and paint vice In colos to a. to
make it a0hOron, Tepulsive, In the
volume before ui, u marked departure
from this yllB mas taken place. Tho
Efforts 1' mon IA w3moa Tor con.
'uTmUy o. moral Jaws ore gidiculrd,
while tho opposite is hpll up iu O.
r1scntu lrA,as attractive SIS delicate.
ly pointed pen can make 10 Has ,lc
worll, laop, 90 last come 20 ,.is, that
vice uo l.u-.r need To hide heI visar,
under mask OF Virtue, but eau walg
about bag,laCuI without danger OF be-
Ing .uutyu back 10 her own dats h0lc.2
10 the taste at length 90 ,esagei ina
sin can le swallowed without Jelug
sugarsd over ful2 II 80, the condition
1i society % depl5abIe,
The present tendency Of scientific !
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A SAMPLE.

Tho following specimen "a clipped
J,,r, ,h,. edI,,r,,i c,t,r,r.,f t,,. NJ,
,V'N ''' W '"' Nv"
YORK Mail and EEpTrsa. II Is moi TO-
produced n'lo loi 'A' pu'po'. OF oolns
iop''eu 70 uul hero'y 70 indicate the
tln' III "nl'h mo s'''ef Issue Is oe'aB
u'seus'eu oy Tue Eolu press Of the
me'rop'i"'
seli,proseryaHog dictates lhat the bn,i-
nS St ot my r"ntc ,tw o,S , ,nII ,o '9
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Try Electric Bittcrs A. a remedy for
your tfoublss7 II not, get bottle
now sui get relief This medicine has
been found 10 be peculiarly adapted TO
the relief and cure Of oil Female Com
plants, eroTliug n wonderful direct
influence Ia giving strength aud tone
to the organs. II you nave Ices OF np-
petite, consumption, hoEdache, faint
ing Gpellr, or arc noTvOul, bleoplrsg,
excitabls, melancholy or troubled with
dIE1y spells, Electric Bit,eri 10 tho
medicine you need. Health Hnd
ttronlth are guaranteed by IT, use
Only Fltty oUnls At z. Q. NJ. /. Drug
DEPARTMENT.
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. hu direct line Go hlusas city, ST.
Louis aui Atlantic foHbunrd, Is via
The Missouri Pacific Railway, from
Pueblo, Through sIeewus and chair
care, anu all Couucrti ua mado ia
Union depols IN tho day time. II YOU
HIc going Hast nnd care idr % daylight
ride through the Erandcst scenery Of
tho k1uHy Mtuuiniua uu route, zee
that your tickle, roads via Missouri
Pacific Railway Elegant chair care
positively free 10 holiers OF regular
Train tickets
IL, -, KuosER, Z. 4. & T.. A..
u M0rl n Block, salt Lake CRY.
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eve had an epidemic Of dysentery
IN this vicinity last summer" says
Samuel $. Pollock, u BHcrland. Cal.
~ was taken with II ana suffered
severely until some cue called ny at.
iuntiOu TO Chhmbeflhin's Cole,
Cholera and DlautmI RbmsIy. l
procured q bottle aud Jolt better after
the first dose. Before ono.half OF the
bottle had been used / WIS well.
recommended Il % my iriCnia anu
their experience was the same. We
all unite In saying II IA the best" Flr
sale nv Druggists.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-07-27

REGARDING rnE suggestion Of the
NEws that the people be- not pre-.
clpiialo In the present situation, but
act with calm judgment, the Lehi
Banner shyG
Tho remarks Of tho DEsEnir News fo-
gnrding tho financial question we think
arc very wiHo and tlmoiy u as 10 says
Hll the conditions of that important quOa-
ton arc not yot doyoIupol Do would DO
wtsO for tho people oi Utah not io be- in
haste Ia forming their decision, The
pguplu uf Utah AFRO q patriotic people.
lhoy love tho Constitution Of their couu.
Try nnd will strive Tor IT, maintenance
nul Co do su they viii vote down any
spirit uf revolution.
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Among tho numerous persons who
have been clrud Of rheumatism by
Chamberlain Pain Balm, mention
should DO made Of Mrs. Emily rhurDr,
u Toledo, Wash, who says. III have
l.sm like Chsmbetlain's PAIN Balm.
great success. Its tie tost linlmen,
| have over used, and lake pleasure
For sale by druggists.
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TIE yoIE nv srAtls

. a day or two ago, the NEWS sug.
goslod that each reader might prepare
lablo Of the electoral yo,os u the
states, and place In the respective
columns under the heading "ftco
silver" and "goll Standard" his own
fgurcu rs to how the vo,cs Of tho varl.
ouu states would DO cast. The follow.
Ing will DOUBTLESS aid In arriving a, a
proper basis Tor such figuring, Tor u
gives the number Of electoral votes zach
state Il entitled 10 cast. The total
number Ia ii5i necessary TO choice,
ga.
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DEEP CUT PRICES.
CROCR[RY, CHINAHARE & GLASSWARE
Come and Get Posted
Great American Importing Tea %.
2i5 MAIN sT.............,slit LAX
MONEY SAVING STORE
rA.r.rnuNn nNrrM.IoN.


VIA Wia Grnuhe western RAILWAY
Milwaukee aud return, giAbO; July
10, HAND
81. l. uis and return, $3.50; July Is.
10 aud 20.
Omaha and return, $1,000; August l5,
~ aud rs.
Milwaukee and Return, $3.50;
August - aud %.
81. Psul and return, $500; August
20 and 30.
pU' Through sleeping care; cool
nul delightful trip through tbs noun.
laini; famous scenery; comfortable
equipment.
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AMUSEMENT

It would amusc you to hear our Gus.
TONERS complain Of their clothing
wearing too long I've don't mean
stretching In the aims aud legs, ctcl
but Il Is a fact.
our gentlcmen's and boys suits are
made TO wear and look well. They will
outlast any Of the eastern goods YOU
can get Tor the same prize, and AZ the
same time they look nohby and hold
color and shape.
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~ Stich N Time. IA dose Of Aver.
Pills hus savyu many ~ ot sickness;
but when a remedy does not happen 10
be- Mt hand, slight nilments are liable
10 be neglected, aud tho result, frp.
quontly, IL serious illuesi; therefore
nlways be supplied with Ayers Plls.
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isumombcr 80 only tuch mCuiCluos
wcrO admitted for exhibition Of tho
Worli'a FHir ns are accepted Tor use
by phy ln the practice 0' medi.
clue, Ayuf'a Sauaparilln, AyrIjf
Cherry pcntGinl, AMI AyUi'a piils be-,
Ing included ib tho list, rgyy are
s,auirId incidence,
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nueElsn,. Annie. snIrs.

Tar BEsr SALvE in tho world Tor
Cuts, Btnia,p, Sores, Ulcers, Salt
Eheum, Fever Sorgr, feltof, Chappsd
Hands, Chllblains, CORN, aud ali hkin
Euupllons, aud rosiliyoly cures Piles,
Or no pay required. IL 10 guaranteed 10
give perfect Subtraction or money 70.
funded. Price 20 cents per box. For
iAle by u, Z. NJ. /. drug department.
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Mr. }. W. Vonablr, OF DJwn0y, a
pioneer OF Loo Angeles County, Ooh,
tnye; "WheuUvcr ! nm troubled with
pain In the stomach or with diarThua
1 use ChambrrlAin's Collie, ChnlyTs
and DiarfhmA Remedy. 1 have used
u Tor yoars, kugw II 10 b. reliable
remedy, ana recommend ~ 10 every
one" For saiu by Druggist.
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Badness De- d,huf hereditary or
caused by sicbuosa, mental e1haus'i n,
wearing tight n'ting hat, and by
nvDrw0rh aud 10 ublr. Hail. Hlit
RHnewur will pr'vout n.
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litertlcanud prosperity Of tho masi,s,
cuts no nsufc. The gold nccumu.alon
Of New York ore the ones who ara %
be profetvUI.
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wANTsD-AN AGENT

Is EVERY bECuOS, 20 CANVASS, 800
4 TO 500 a day made, coils ~ sight; also a
man 10 SCI staple goods N dClIOTt, best side
line, 1880 month, salary or large commls.
tlun made, experience uuneCossHry for
sealed paftcul ara hCnd stamp. Clifton soAp
a AGuufacturIng Company, Cincinnati, ONO
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Inc Nrvtuaafi It % tha rHHHpli U1tsis. Naut
fandt AMI 1l HIi ua1sougsf ua.us ,'arng Nc CIV
anef ". m laly.
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suit.ribsrs changing usr place % residences
ti1a.d aiuuJs r,vu iaImtr az vol 10 Efe'au' al'
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Euy ell your Drugs anu Medicines
from the old reliable GOdbe. Pitts
Dug Co.
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nrcniy rords (or iines inserted under
as hclding, once for loo, tirles for 25cI
QUO uesk Jor lOy one month for 6Oc per
line No id taken Jor less haA iSc.
Wants Of moro than . liHss same propor-
tomato rate. AdUsrtiSe and GET yesaiis
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STEAM HEATING.

ID ). MORAN--sTEAM AND HOT WAT,
4 er heating and yenulaung apparatus
No, ~ west, second south
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TaJmtlII ilI HaIldIII7d8 lIFdTi D al7l8'''
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WANTS..

NgeHiy uords Tor Ines inserted unds'
hls Aeadiag, once for i5o, itfiee Cgr 2jcJ
one uesk Ior J0c5 one month Jor coo per
line No al taken JOr les hdH l5c.
lldRis Of more dian lines SANE proper
tomato rate. Afpailas and 0sf results.
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MANIEu-MIs oELLANfous.

I NAVE A raw GOOD LOTS OVER the
1 river, shor, walk from car line, which
viii sell very cheap cAah % easy payments,
Address NJ A. W., uosUrut News once,
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IrAlTnrUL PERSON TO TRAVEL. SAL.
II a 33nI ahd expenses hcturunCe In.
glule sc.fsaudiusscd envelope Manager, lex
r., chicago.
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MUST BE SOLD.

A NICE . ROOM nHICK on NINTH
IA East modern q room brick on KAst
Drive, and seven houses on ,iNth south, near
Main All these properties hAya every Coz.
Venisnce ana arc 10 splendid condition. They
can DO hAd Tor less than hAlf theiT value and
on EASY Terms Make mo IN offer for them
lHAt, D., MONRO,
Room ~ O'MehTA block.
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MONEY TO LOAN
FOR RENT.
BUSINESS CHANCES.

S.In TO $50 a DAY MADE ~ our
- ~ new plan OF speculation. Address,
rrlee A Co., room $40. 20 broadway, New
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REPAIRING.

DUNCrCREs 200, SINGLE on DOUHLg
L tube ureA o. u, Meredith, 70 u, ist 10.
VTTAH CLEANING 4 TAILORING 90
u Cleaning, dYoluE and repairing. suits
made 10 order US ~ 80, A. J. Hall, Mgr
A IL KINDS or STOVE REPAIRs AT J.
~ 4. Loy0tt a sons. az state.