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DR.. LEATHERrIAN,

Expert Specialist in the cure of all
forms of private diseases. Consultation
free. Hours, 8 to II, 2 to 8. Tues,
Thurs. and sat evenings, z to 8. NO.
6O2 NV. (Closed Sundays.l
NINE. FRANCIS removes spells. evil in
fluences, reunites separated, gives luck to
all; % and Soc; hours Q to g.. 302 East
Cap. st. fe2-Ut,cm
PROF. CLAY. Medium, tells business,
love affairs, losses, ETC., cradle TO grave,
for 50c; reunites separated b husba Dds, wives.
sweethearts or friends; causes speedy mar
riages; removes SPELLS bad luck; all trouble.
10 to 10 daily. 4S9 st.sw. Ja13-1 1mO-em
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FOR SALE-Cheap, second hand incuba-
bator; capacity, 200 eggs. 7, l02 9th
st Sc fec -3tem
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FOR RENT-SI2 so; 3 unfurnished rooms.
2d floor; convenient to Bureau, AErI-
cultural. Smithsonian and Museum Build
lnes 1914 B st. sw. Item
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HE had seen better days, and wanted TO
go To the inaugural ball; called ON US
ana was fitted in full dress SUIT, over
coat and lots OF other fine cuSton-made
clothing, little worn, and then had money
enough teft 10 paw ali expenses. JUS ii .
OLD STAND. 619 d NV feS-lw
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WANTED "A position by a reliable colored
man as waiter; with ref. j. H, 1928 l.
81. NV. Item
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WANTED-Man and wife. white. without
family. for A gardener and laUndrcSs.
Address DOCTOR, this office. fest
WANTED At Cny Intelligence OFFICE,
cooks, general hOuseworkeTs, walters,
drivers, Ia undTesseS, nurses, chanberIuaid
boys places furnished till suited. EStab-
iiSnad 1es5. SHACkELFORD'S, 427 1th
st. NV. fe6-7t-em
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c. e. SLOAN & CO., Austioneers.
TRUSTEES SALE OF a TWO-STORY
FRAME DWELLING, NO. III Sd
ST N. 4.
BY virtue OF a certain deed of trust, re-
corled in Libcr 2CSS, fclio 394. ct seq.
one OF the land records of the District OF
Columbia, and at the request Of the holder
or the note secured thereby, we VIII sell at
public auction IN front OF the promises. on
AIRY A ID. 1897, at FOUR T. NJ, the
Ttal'ssing n~cri' zeal rstatP, >'tuate in
the city OF Washington, to wit: The north
twenty-seyen feet one ID inch front on
Third street by the full depth of lot eight
fS Din square seven hundred and eighty-fiYe
(TS6l Terms announced day OF sale.
HENRY A HERRELL,
JOHN F. NELL,
fe5-10t,e Trustees.
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Scientific palnist and card reader know
your fate and fortune; open daily. German
spoken. csc. and 5oc. 929 H St NV.
fest item
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PERSONAL.
PROF. HALEE,

Born cialrvoyant and scientific palmlst
Tells your name, occupation, aud Just what
you want To know; also teHs about Dusl-
ness deals, love affairs, family troubles,
trends and eneriles, TeunlJeS the sepal-
ated, brings quaTrels ali right, removes
spells, causes good luck, etc. Zee. 20. soc
and 81 Hours, to 8 daily, except
Sunuay. Hours sunday, to A. FaTlors'
S25 II st. NV. Satisfaction guaranteed.
Ja22-2me
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FOR SALE-Cheap, a bakery, 18th one
horse ana wagon. Address BAKERY,
this office feS- -3tem
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FOR SAILS fresh jcrSrg cows 124
Sheridan St, Mount Pleasant. fe63t, EN-
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LOST.

LOST.
LOST-A pocket book containing $50 on
T. ST., bet n. Cap. and 4th sts. reward
If returned TO II NV. le9-5t
LOST-A black and brown mongrel dog.
Reward If returned To zoos Hill place
1t
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FOR RENT desirable com. unfurnishcd
rooms; three closets; I'd floor; gas, heat
ana Dath. 746 3dnw. fe9-3t-em
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AIME- THEO. MEDITM

MADAM RENA-Clairvoyan card reader,
past. present, and future truthfully told;
reunitcs separated HOO \. Y. ave.
rcS-3t
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FOR Rents unfuT. rooms; I'd floor;
bath, no6 water. same floor; S12; Tor
SO; near Capitol. 313 Del. ave. Item
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WAhTED-A man wants Job as bartender
in satoUn; can give best city ref. Ad-
dress r. r.. this office 1t
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wAArEp-p,sia.4is STAMPS.

wANTED-For cash. all kinds or old
united States postage and departments
stamps; collections also bought. IL. +:
DoNkHoRST. iuu5 I'll. st; ivy se9tf
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HELP wANTED-MALE AND
FEMALE.

RELIABLE SERVANTS furnished free;
send postal CAPITAL BUREAU. AL
u st fest
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

FOR SALE-Cigar store; laundry agency
about pays rent. Address 735 9th NV.
fe9-3t-ein
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WANTED-ISy colored man. coachman's or
teamsters place, or work of any kind
p : u st. nw. fe9-: St
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FOR SALE-New oak folding bcd. $40:
walnut bed and spring, So Address
BE ID, thiSoffiCe. fcS- -3t .em
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FUft kENT-hoJms tor Two lcoLic. INST
s ItS-OJ
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Fpn SAL.E-PnoIoITap car: or part uer.
Address CASH, this office.l fe9-3t
FOR SALE-HOrse, buggy, HAIRLESS: 500.
302 ID st ne. ie93t
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FOR sALE-afIscELLANEoUs.

FOR ALE-At sacrifice, a New Home
sewing machine, in perfect order, used
very little: no reasonable offer refused.
Address NEEDY, this office. fe9 3teTn
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NANTED-By respectable coloTed boy;
: years Old; place to ielp around tie
house or drive; or dish washer; viii be
willing TO work reasonable until learn
Call 33 Fenton place, bet. ST and \. Cap
StS 1t
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WANTED-A boy, Is years Old, place TO
drive delivery wagon, or driving OF
any kind. or 10 work around store Please
cail or SeHd to 145S Madison St, JOSEPH
KELLY 1t
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WANTED-By experienced white 4aan,
single, place as cOachman or stable man:
reference; willing to make himself useful.
Box %, this Office. fe9 3t
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WANTED-By settled white woman place
in private family as working house
keeper; is a good cook; no washing or iron
ing: has good refs. Call or address HOUSE,
KEEPER, $3.50 M St, Georgetown.
Item
The evening times., 1897-02-09

WANTED BY an elderly lady, a position
OF truSt through the day or VISITING gov
erneSs To children; best of refs. Address,
for one week, ELDERLY. this office
feS-3t-em
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WANTED-By COlored man, place to do
genera o&sewOTk, or dllNGr, in private
family. PA st. NV 1t
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WANTEn-rosition in grocery and meat
store, by an honest and energetic man,
who has experience and reference CLERK,
this office 1f-arn
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For SALE OR RENr.
S.-,.l----.s.---.s
REAL ESTATE BULLETIN

THOMAS T. wAGGAMAN, 917 F st. NV.
TWp-STORY BRICK AND FRAME
HOUSES FOR SALE.
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FOR STABLE.
FOR RENT-Cheap, large stable, room for
20 horses, and large wagon yard and
shed at LIST and F sts. NV. Apply B. F.
SAUL, b0S 11th st. NV. feS-3t-eIn
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A. BERGER & SONS.

FOR SALE-LuncH, uInlng-roOm, and
oyster house; doing good business; good
reason for selling. l406 Pa. ave.
la30 lot
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WANTED-ROOAIS.

WANT Ed hret or four ruDfuTnislled rooms
Tor hOusekePn D2, without heat or gas.
+. B. c., this office. fP9-3t
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AM kD-I oung man, - years of age,
desires position aS clerk. paving $50 to
$50 per month: viii pay $50 cash and
SO monthly as long d / retain position;
lest of references. Address Box %. lis
office fe9-3t
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FOR SALE-Large American eagle; full
Diumage; tame; years old. a. J. W,
this office. feS-3t-em
The evening times., 1897-02-09

WANTED-All persons having family
hotels or respectable private homes with
rooms for rent kindly call at Room f6
Loan and Trust Building. 1aI6-1m.eu
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-01-18
MARTINS FERRY.

Mr. and Mrs. James Peters, of En-
Dire, Ohio, spent yesterday with Mrs.
Peters's parents.
Mrs. George Blackford, of Sandusky,
Ohio. returns home this morning after
q several weeks visit with her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. B. f. Brady.
George Johnson, Of Mt. Pleasant, was
here yesterday calling on friends.
Walter Tweedy was some better yes
terday
Bart Jones. Of Tiltonsville, was here
yesterday calling on friends.
Misses Minnie Johnson and Mary
Boyd. Of Bellaire, have returned home
after a several days visit with the
Misses Milligan.
The Aetna-Standard will be OFF a por-
TON of the week, if not longer.
My Dad, the Judge a clean and first
class comedy. with such people as
Frank Wills Monte Collins and Nor
ma Wills. win be presented at the Opera
House Wednesday evening under the
MANAGEMENT of 1. A. solomon.
Communion services were held yes
terday at the United Presbyterian
Church
Rev. Father Mattingly was able to
conduct services yesterday at the
church after a three weeks illness.
William Taylor of Steubenville,
snent yesterday with friends here.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-01-18
THE STATE OF TRADE.
Bradstreet's.

BrdQStreet s.
Except at a few Southern cities, as re-
ported last week wholesale merchants
throughout the country report no notice
able change in trade features, and few, II
any. Indications of Improvement IN the
near future. Mercantile collections con-
tinue slow or moderate. Some JobDers az
Chicago. St. Louis, Baltimore and other
large cities report increased demand Tor
dry goods, hats. shoes, hardware and gro
ceries for spring delivery, but that In other
pies at cities in Texas. Louisiana, Georgia,
Tennessee and South Carolina report a
better demand for hardware and agricul-
tural supplies compared with last week.
atiVely falr orders. There has been no re-
Vival in textile circles. except increased
purchases OF wool at Boston by some of the
larger manufacturers. Cotton goods con
tinue depressed AT first hands, with little
prospect for Improvement until after pro-
ductiOn has been restricted.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-01-18
LoNpoN MoNEY $500.

LONDON, January T.-Money rates
have ruled easier, with no sign of any
large foreign gold movement. The trade
balance against Europe is so large that
mo- return of gold from the United States
is expected yet. The signing OF the aroi-
tration treaty. together with cheaper
money, has given another flip to the IN
vesment business. Prices were mostly
frmer except for the Indian loans, which
were weak ON the famine and the plague.
The proposed financial reforms caused an
alvance i'm Turkish issues Spanish secur-
tiles advanced on the expected settlement
of the Cuban question through the United
States but have since relapsed. The de-
mand for South American securities con-
tinues steady. Business in the American
market was small but the tone was good,
excent for the Pacific railways. almost the
whole line showing a small advance. chi
cago. Milwaukee and ST. Paul, Denver and
Rio Grande preferred and Louisville and
Nashville were up IA.
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what related to grasshoppers. like them
they pour from their mouth a dark, mo-
lasses-like fluid of repulsive appearance
and odor. which aids their digestion
They have an enormous stomach, in pro-
portion TO their size
ar. DE Lue has so far prospered in his
unique profession that he has acquired a
neat little property in real estate in the
suburbs and Is fast becoming well-to-do.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-01-18

.llLaE-1-'uE SKATING SUIT.
ua..-... was me gray broad
. ora very close quality of ladies'
. .. u... was % FUN lining
us much body ass pos
.. The . was a princess. very
waist line ANA moderately
.. .eeres.
u.r ..s Has worn slort-wa.slad
- E.E Ike am E-ou 10 had iull
was high i'm Che neck butt
. ross across the 'FRONT.'
color n the dress was q
of mink around Che foot
similar borlerius around the
- .. 81 boa and mu1 Of mink. A
' cap of gray uoalc.oth
rl black braid. SET well back
..j.
veaer skated there were
.. D. scarlet dress lining and
...u-- u The same hue.
HELEN GBEY-PAGE.
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50 75a8 so; fair, Sc 65aS 20; heavy. 50 4Oa
50; roughs, 81 25Q3 Is.
Sheep, steady; prime, So S51+ 90; fair,
s. 2003 50: common, 81 40G3 90; choice
lambs, s. O0G5 ..
Veal calves, s. soar goo.
CINCINNATI. January 16.-Hogs. strong
at s. &N3 50; receipts, 100 head; ship
ments, 100 head.
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METAL MARKET.

NEW YORK. January 1G.-Pig iron. dull;
southern. ST. 00012 90; northern, 81 O00l3 20.
C0pper steady: brokers llHc.
Lead. strong; brokers, 8 ~.
Tin plates easy.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-01-18
IMPORTS At NEW YORK.

NEW YORK. January lG-The imports
OF dry goods and general merchandise ut
this port this week Were valued at Sio,-
lUUl.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-01-18

AYERS Ca.laTGC Pills
zero designed to supply G
model purEativo TO people who
go Ion injured themselves
r gripping medicines. Being
--.-.-g prepared and their In
l-s adjusted to the exact
sites Of tho bowels and
M their popularity Yves in
-cals. That this pOpu-
m has been maintained is
web marked IN Tho medal
awarded these pin. ct the
Worlds Fair 1893.
SO Years OF Cures.
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i ii{RII ,1tRe CAR TO PITTsBURG on 1855 .

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES OF SECRET So
1ie+ies no call az West Va. Printing 90
~ l2l- and 1921 Market street and exam
me our samples Of Secret Society address
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-01-18
SILVER.



The silver market for the past week has
presented no features of special import
ance. Quotations We're practically I'M
changed. the New York market following
London. The record of shipments OF sill
yer from London 10 Eastern countries. d.
vided according TO destinatIon-tO India, to
China and to the S,ralts-during the years
1895, 1895 and 1854 Were as follows:
1896 1885. lSgi
no India .......f4,S}S.77S f3624.is5 f50l2093
To China ...... 740.2N l652.523 2l2S.tl
To the Straits. S24555 I55,S>3 l255.4i6
Totals q. 1T. 403599 f6,0Go.S)2 fS94.SlO
The total shipments 20 all three quarters
In the East during preceding years com
pare as follows:
1879. i'll O5j 7j3 1850 ISL ,S32
lSg2........ u,2g$S20 ISIS ....... 5 S5 is4
1Sql. G.9lA705 1SS1........... 495O 70
1SSO.......... S.5Oj 5000 1S96.......... 53Oj.SS3
Silver prices-L0ndon, January y
% 11-l6d; January II, - ll-16d; January y,
% l1-16d; January -, % 1l-16d; January It.,
% 1l-l6d; January Is, % LIED. New York
January @. 64&tC: January II, 6iAc; Janu-
airy. L. G42ic January -. 64⁣ January H.,
6l5sc; January j., 6i3sc.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-01-18

The butter market was firm; creameries,
15G1gc: diaries, g01Ic.
Cheese, firm al gU9%c.
Eggs, weak fresh, Pc
Receipts-Wheat, 1900 bushels; corn,
1g9. 600 bushels: oats, 20S0O0 bushels; rye,
5000 bushels: barley, 1900 bushels.
Shipments-Wheat 81. GEO bushels: corn,
IS. COO bushels; oats, $4,000 bushe p; rye,
1000 bushels; barley, lO.oOO bushels.
CHICAGO, January Is.
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Corn
T 3aiy : s5s.sE. : .ss8.s q: IS 81 81
May May ls@ 1s&a. ISIS 84q7sa
May $500 IS S % s7'5 s. S q
May May 4oas 40 4oa. loa
ma May Nus or 41ra 4Ons 12lsb
Car lots-Wheat, 40; oats, 233; corn, POI;
Estimates for Monday-Whea 42; oats,
$50; corn $40; hogs, 5000
NEW YORK January 1G.-Flour, re-
ceipts, 1902 barrels; exports. 9,229 barrels;
market steady but quiet; winter patents,
81 9Oa5 10; winter suaights, 81 6J04 10;
Minnesota patent. 81 J0N4 20. winter ex-
ira Sc 2503 Is; Minnesota bakers, 50 Asa
8 80; winter low grades, 81 1913 l0.
Wheat, receipts. 1880 bushels. exports
1864 bushels; spot market dull but irm;
No. hard SOfsc; options opened hrm ana
closed laU%4c net higher; No. red Janu-
airy closed l204c net higher; May closed
at SIC
Corn. receipts 51G75 bushels; exports,
2N.323 bushels, spot market Qull. No. =, &c;
options opened steady and closed partially
nc net lower; January closed at 29lsc;
May closed nj 305sc.
Oats receipts. G2. 400 bushels: exports.
12N23 bushels; spot market dull; No. ,.
22ac; options inactive and about steady,
closing unchanged: January closed at
22isc May closed at 227sc.
Hay, steady; shipping, 55Q6Oc; good to
choice, l0U Zoe.
Hops hides and wool. firm.
Wool quiet domestic fleece l5Q2Oc'
pulled. l5HlSc.
Beef market quiet.
Lard, quiet; western steamed, 81 %; re-
fined quiet.
Pork. duh.
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ARRIVE.
WHEELING AND rITT5BURG DTvI


WHEELING AND pITT5BURG DIvI-
SION
For Pittsburg Washington Baltimore,
Philadelphia and New York. $40 a. m. and
$40 p. m, daily.
For Pttsburg. TOO r. m.. daily.
PittsbIrg express, 1875 u u., except sum
day.
From New York. PHILADELPHIA Balu
more. Washington and p.us5nrg 1910 a.
m. daily II 80 p. IN. daily except Satur-
DAY and 2.30 "a. m. Sunday only.
Pitsburg mall, 10 20 D. m- except Sum
day and G:55 p. m, daily
From Sew York Phiiad phl7 baltimore
and Washington. $50 a. m. lul lZJ p. me-
TRANS-OHTO DIVISION.
Fov Columbus. chicago art Inc West
1885 a. m and 3i5 b. m, daily.
Columbus. Cincinnati an1 81 Louis: l1l'
q. N daily 1880 D. 10. daily except Adllf'
day and 2.f0 a. IN. Sunday or'y
St Cialrsvile Accommodate. ll.l' %. m
and $40 .. m. except SUNDAY
Newark accommodated. sIv D. Hf
daily, except Sunday.
SaaGuszy mail. 1913 @. m.. daily.
ARRIVE
From Chicago. 1I5 %. no. and ll.l' O.. me-
daily. aforementioned ,,,,,,,,.
bus. SOS a. ~. and $3.50 p. ri. oaliy.
St ClairsVlllc accOWiuuIt ION, i...I ..- iA
and 5:sy D. No.. eNcer. sunday.
Newark Accommodate, Io.a9 1 me-
daily. except SUNDAY. AM.
sardusky mail. 5.4I p. me- da' y.,
CHt5. o. -CJIA.
Genera I1esene hhenL
]. T. LANE. T. p. AT, wheeling W. W
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u A ST TIME

o7trrp TRAINS LEAVE WHEELING
- f-nr SfeuD -uvlle anu rittsburg &. 2J 70. IN
- Gnvs. Tor Plttshgrg and the Easf
W., !" for Columbus ana Chicago at los ~
49, - day-. for Pittsburg, HARRISBURG
~. ,T,,t~, Washington, philadelphia and
80. Vorl, at 1856 D. m. daily. for StcubeD-
yIiilc ana Deuuison az $3.50 ,. m. daily: for
PtsDurg az y p i1ci TeeK aIIy5 Tor Co
I'D 81 Louis at $3.50 3. ~. week days.
ps,RfO1R CAR TO PITTSBURG on 3:55 o
m. and p. m. trains.
II55.-'reons contemplating a trip will find II
,rodrable ln pleasure ana convenience 10
l'-.,,,-rDuulcate w.th the undersigned who
an make an necessary arrangements for
=" .Ji.Ii~btful Journey. Tickets viii De pro.
y.i5ed and baggage checked through to
JOHN G. TOMLINSON.
passenger 0ud Ticket Agent, Wheeling.
w. va. oc5
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Nv HEELING AND ELN GROVE
W RAILROAD

daily, except Sunday.
Sunday church train will leave Elm
Grove 1T 9:43 a. m. and Wheeling at 2I1
y. n.
i. T.. WEISGERBER
General Manager.
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50 Years Of Cures.
Decorah-posten., 1897-06-08
SSlanoS "Wltbina'|

iammentrRoer bpertaubet gar % er
iamlet to Waaneoer, Suli % 9luauIi.
Oct benoer bog, at Grtratbins bliper
iammenfalot, naa bet er eager, iom
freezer burtis Iisiprelie.
s Naret 1895 bar Iltbinset Iamlet
os foitebe oa 9anofasi len 1854 &r.
9snninserne til &epre ientanterne ben
2io, oa be bar paa 3binset, uosiorbe
1850 Ser, % 8eiieuosiiterne bar
$3.50 Str.
Eaa Nltbinset iao 10 @narobrus
aere. Z Treiter, l Siltep, s Suriiter,
4 2arere, l 9ottor % 2 Yantiunttip>
nerer.
De bar 6 Ser. ON 0asen / @ootsiss
relic.
s CONNER Hal Sbinset after traoe
iammen, % blanbt De Eager, ipm III
Oll TONNE paa Sassprbenen, er 5or,
flag ON Sorl9nselie al 2biustioeu fra
2 til 4 Mtaaneoer. % ON at 3bIn9tls
ben bereiter blioer fra Nopsmber til
Sebruar. Oct ct af 5lere ~irembOlpt,
at bet life er bslbi9t at liooe iammen
ON Spmmeren. ea Der er melt traueit
Ior Iae, % SOmmeren CT fort paa
Sslauo.
Decorah-posten., 1897-06-08
Gu Wltcrtaple.

Serbiern q. 8duitu, ben betIsnote
norife &unitner, Der opholoer Jig her
8pen, bar netpp ubfert ct 4ltertaple I'll
paftor fapiers Strife / Ribgspup, Sd.
8inebet er en- ipmbolit 5ortoltntnq al
bet betisnbts Striftiteo: "Se leg itdat
fm Osren og banter oip.," pg peo at be-
tragic bet blir man %upiltaarlig henIdt |
en- milb, feitioelig Stemnin9, / en- am
bagtsfulp Stemning, bppri LEGION alt
/ en- bRper Jig til Bpm.
Der hpiler cher bit hele en- BARN,
sitsrlaroIf S~arpeprast, ct llotrpt al ITO
os 5reb os itile Stisnhso, Der lite tan
anoet enb mebbels iig til Sil1tuerer1.
6orsrunben ices Seius, ben alorig
tr9tte 9anoringsmanb, at bdnte pua
9sren, for at ban, ON Der luttes op, ian
gdd ino % boloe Nabpero meo benz og
be mso lam, = / gdgsrunoen ct bat
tert Sdnottab meo SrPer, men N9re o9
Gnge, bporisiennm 2anopeisn bugter
fig srda pg tor og foripinber / bet fisrne.
Oct bsle inelter Iammen / rplig !Sdrs
moni pg / en- 5ploe at anbagt rg heIs
ltgt @lppr. Set er &unitnerens genials
5arpeiammsnitiainger, im gisr, at
2anoitubet, baabe 5prgrunben pg Bag
grunben falbsr iuu ~nsiugtigt iammen
meb @niigtets nptrpt og 2eaemets Stils
ling, og at bet enc ligeiom fortIarer pg
tnoeliggjsr bet anbet.
Riogetpap norite Menigbeb mud grus
tlleres meb bet patre og itemningsfuloe
Ilterbileoe bet lar onItaFet ia til
Yintien.-S. "Minneupolis Siosnbe."
Decorah-posten., 1897-06-08

bet mao tale for fig itlo. WRin Gpgdre
/ btnnt Stuno II lite at beosmme be
forfjelios 8jsnitsnbts inobpro.s Barb
erer tpIfe ca pcie bsres Jprtrin. Oenne
Dom er ca mou rare forbebolot Gag
mnbitaben eiter mpben "a dloorltg
OprpsieIis; tbi hun iuuleots pinoss
@isheo for, at ingsn Imddlig 5orf9ns
aslioGeos ,ntr Wi8unbslisns Stper
ituIoe tunne formsrts Sdnofeoens pg
8eIpititns Strdalsr paa Retf9rbighs
hens anIone 8Rgtltaal.
s oenrs Seitiosituno bill ieg fun til
ale % entper / bet IpenIte Sells Rorn
ubtdIe nit hiertelige pe parme 8eltomz
men, ibst jsg MI erfIGrsr anrst 1897
aunits og Notwithstanding for uabs
net.
Yer % sfter 4abninestdlerne blep
SnoilTfps pntre aantats afIunaen at ct
Dame zog 6errs'or. Oct pompeie Wtus
iitpurt at dg. Stsnhammsr ilpg uomsrs
let an.
8crpaa beiuass llbitilingsn at 8ons
9eparrtt.
Decorah-posten., 1897-06-08
sra Yj0rnjpit

bar en- Some paa 8eItlanoet mpotaaet
iglsenoe greu batsret 23be Marts
1897:
Seq tror life paa 5ortuoslope mob
Iltobol. Men ies ifjsnner, at Solicit
tror paa benz, og ba maa be pei iorip.
ses, ON life for Quoet, iaa for at las.
&c ior 9asen ben 5Orast paa 9ritten,
lpm ben FOREIGNER.
vt 9pinSerne i cenue Gag maa babe
isrite Stemme. bar ies albris toiplet
paa. Oct er en- Seber for bort 9anb,
at ri Der bar saaet iorau. Spor jeg /
ublanoet bor ~fortalt ON bet, bar be
iast bet iamme, iaa Ge bebsuer life
at bore rab for, at bet fan omsisres /!
Sntet anbet oirtiOmt Wtiboel er Der
eno at oporase 5pltei til ablere Nps
oelie END benne. Sort Sfolen, iaa
unsoomslasene, iaa Ssserue. iaa
9anosiaserne. % ben 9gresislelie,
iom opbrases af at fienbe fig i Cams
iuno meo tit Soft us ~auiuarlis paa fit
Steb os for fin Slest.
Sra isrit til iieit maa Mcberen Der
bore meo ps orone Sfelen, bjelpe oo
retleoe unsbomslaeene, lGle ielp for
at pioe, buao i0m siuer ben rette
sGresislelie, tase Def usiaa i be
2auosiaser, iom beitemmer Oper Sles.
tens Sremtib.
Cub ~peliisne bper RoOer, iom t9ns
fer iaa os p~rsper!
0cres hengipne
8jDrnitjerne Sifrnion.