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Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1898-09-08
kENTUcKy's SOLDIERS.
The Stntc to Bring Those Who Are
Sick Back to Their Homes.

Frankfort, KY, Sept. Gov. Brad
ley wired the president asking permits
sion 10 bring K~cntncky's sick soldiers
at Chickamauga back 10 their homes,
the state 10 equip a special train for
that purpose. He also wired Gen.
diers from this state are sick at Chick
amauga. The state has no money
available for this purpose, but Gov.
Bradley declared his intention OF Dor
rowing sufficient money on behalf of
the state to accomplish II.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1898-09-08
BACK TO FORT .
he Third Infantry w
Camp K a


New York. Sept. g..
E~ssAington says order
sred at the war depa
eal abandonment of |
i0Atauk Point. All ii
leatS now there vii.
Ell hOmes and will r.
soon as they are
PSI Of the regulars,
I've ~recuperated suffi
lAae duty at the posts
sOned before the war
ialrd Cavalry Fo
and Jefferson bar
laxtl Cavalry Fort
IN Wadsworth, n. \
iLird lnfantry--Fort
Fourth Infantry Fo
SlIth Fort
Ninth Infantry NJ
Y.
iairleenth Infantry
Porter and Niaga
EssFenteenth Infantry
tracks. Ohio.
sentleth Infantry
efth, Kan.
senty first Infant.
tracks, N. Y.
ne remaining regim
aontauk will be d
Some of them
al posts yet to be
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1898-09-08
Consistent.

al hear" said one of the German Off.
GERS al Manila, that Emperor Wilhelm
Is going 10 Jerusalem"
That's right exclaimed the admir-.
al. That's in line with u national
policy. We must show the world that
whenever we think Of a place where
we have no particular business, we
have a perfect right to go there and
mix up things as we choose."-Wash-
ington Star.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1898-09-08
The Trusts as Ffghter.,

IL see the trusts are going to fight the
proposition to tax them for the purpose
of raising wal funds"
Eyes. When II comes 10 fighting
against taxation you will always fine
the trusts right up where you can sec
The whites OF the enemies eyes
Cleveland Leader.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1898-09-08
PraatnhIe rhis rime.

"Neyer was, glad for this im-im ped.
iment in my speech but once" said the
man from Dearborn, who was in TO see
the big parade.
When was thatT'
"Fe-fe-fel-low asked me how much
would take for a-a horse, and while
Ill was t-trying TO tell him s-s-sixty
d-dollars, he offered me a hundred"
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1898-09-08

The vast eruption of morality in
sBuralo, N. Y, Is meeting with the CON
tempt 1t deserves. Sensible people
cannot understand why the profess
,sional good men Of Buffalo. after hav-
ing winked at a number OF second and
third rate smuggling matches in The local
athletic club. should suddenly develop
such a fury of pious indignation over
the projected Corbett-McCoy match.
which viii be In all respects a scien-
tifc affair Of the very highest class.
There is neither sense nor reason In
this proceeding, neither honesty nor
Ic0nscience.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1898-09-08
Camp Wikof, Montat
PRESIDENT Mckinley |

c,mp Wikof, Montau
President Mckinley i
!, the camp Saturd
r0st Of the time, visit
h hospitals and insp|
!, their cantonments.
koch to the assemble
ssioved the cavalry
m opinion Of the camp
|,,d ssued an order dir
srs 10 return TO their
h Mississippi. Gen
.sf. and nearly every
nance in the camp me
1.-THE station except Gd
still in detention, al
e. fell and broke his \
.put drove to Gen. 81
A, detention camp. III
Fas flushed and veal
aSe Of fever, was In Il
Epg In a chair at the q
"A tried to arise, but
hld.
stay where you are
he entitled to rest
sngratulated Gen. )
autiago campaign, al
minutes rest proceeded
(Ospltal. The soldiers
transports and wa
EertiOn shed of the cal
|pe side Of the road an
Mckinley took off his
Id scarcely put 1t on
Irnnte or two at a tim
rainder of the progr1
Esnp. Miss Wheeler,
be general. happened I
NV Of the hospital tel
BE- president through
|seA. Wheeler ANNOUNCED
Boys, the president b
kOu.' or Soldiers. the
Eaed States" Some
|lept on unconsciouslyl
|aIsed on their elbows
|hpDed their hands.
Iatly shook hands viii
|very cot he paused an
Z saw the sick man lo|
lDEed In a direct and
IAe party left on a SIP
I train Mr.. klnley d
ent: Il was very n
beet the heroes of San
srye their splendid
sv Of the care of the
(1pltals by those In ch
pole women engaged
Fss especially gratifyi|
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1898-09-08

The man who fails to lay up some
thing for a rainy day always has to
depend on his friends for an umbrella.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1898-09-08

Flat thieves are usually sharp
enough to get away.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1898-09-08

Human action is a seed of circum-
stances scattered in the dark land of
the future, and hopefully left to the
powers that rule human destiny.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1898-09-08

Chauncey Depew says, According TO
a Chinaman in Manila, "A S%paniard, he
Etalkee, talkee; a Mclean, he doee, De-
wey."
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1898-09-08
! WILHELMINA
NOW REIGNS
YOUTHFUL SOVEREIGN AsCENDs
THE THRONE.

Eighteenth Anniversary of Her
Birth Marks the OF
Her Reign as Queen of the Meth
erIands and h Termination OF
the Rule of Her Mother as Queen
Regent - Queen Wilhelmina Is
sues a Proclamation 70 the Peo-
ample of Her Mother.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1898-09-08

There is nothing a manly man adj
mires more than a girlish girl or a
womanly woman.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1898-09-08
Samn.ou

ka, sampson
York, Sept. s. /.
M oa OF the Veto
r., squadron, and
R, ~ The Cuban con
( Ish' In the
q. y was decided
s. On the steamer r
navy yard /,
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1898-09-08

An actress is often indebted TO the
florist for the flowers she gets over the
footiights.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1898-09-08

London. Sept. 2. Emperor Kwanc
Su of China, according 10 a Peking
sneelal to the Daily Mail Is reported
seriously III.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1898-09-08
The Imnnrtanf Ones.

Stranger-What are the principal oh
jects of interest in this town.
Citizen-Sayings bank deposits
Chicago News.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1898-09-08

Some people are naturally nervous
while others are troubled with prickly
heat.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1898-09-08
To cease to make excuses, is to pray

Men may not be able to firt fans, but
hey a fan fiirts.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1898-09-08
VISITED BY
. THE PR
Ls.oEs OF THE WA
| CHER COMMANDO

,,..ldent Mckinley
asars in the Cam
POINT Visiting the
.~peeiins the Ca
speech TO Assemble
and Review. the
word for Every SID
Can Summon Attic
patience Of the On
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1898-09-08

The flower OF forgiveness blooms in
The garden OF love.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1898-09-08

Patriotism is frequently used as
cloak by scheming politicians.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1898-09-08

One Cuban in the commissary de-
partmeni is worth two In battle.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1898-09-08

The warlike general and the summer
girl believe In numerous engagements.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1898-09-08
xealapd,. ~

ka,o..~ a,eeaiandia Da|
sas Japan.
psnas. z%ealandia,
(, s,., Capt. Dowd|
k"rIved here in a
Enm a survey was |
EsSu ehded that Il
r. Tor examinatid
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1898-09-08

sn, Three Were d
br su'o ord Conn. Sc
Ina =, ana Mabel Eel
tbs =, OF Brooklyn
sAa% u,psetting Of
-00w a mile or
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1898-09-08
FIFTY DI
!. Heat AIma..

-
r Heat Almost u
n New York
sew York, Sept. g.
100 p~rostrations
, record Of the heat
.'ssfday. The sun g.
all day. Night
l.aay, and many d.
reported at inter
city hospitals, poll
me c%oroner's ofnc,
panied by show,
% prognosticat,
s s,ssgo, Sept. 8.
Ill and thirt
heat record FOL
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1898-09-08

Robbers secured $4,000 from the Pa
cifc Express company at Omaha re-
Gently.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1898-11-24
ltmtcr Dem &6Ocrm acrntalt.

Mm 9onntag gtadnittaS ipielten
eine ginsabl 3naben bel Der Siesgrube
Der IS. 8. & w. @iienbabn im Often
Der gtao!. IS ftunoen bort eine 9tn=
saM Dlfener Grahttarren auf oem 6e=
lei}e, uno oa Die yabn nod Der GiesH
arube 5iemlib abihiiiis TT. 10 fante
Die ssunaen auf ben Gebanfen, Die
yrerniell Der 6raNttarren anfsumaten
uno aielelben alsoann binunterrollen su
lafieai, mo lie nit lautem Grah nit ar=
bern Sradtfar,en Suiammen ltieben.
Inter ben 9naben, tpelhe in oieier gSeiie
rgilenbabnler" ipielten, mar auh
gbarks 0itto, elm 16jdbriger Sobn
bon Waliam Gitto oabisr. 9lls mieber
Elm Barren losgemabt mar, fubr er nit
nebreren anoern Sun9en nit oemlelben
Die abi6hliiee yabn binunter. gr
fano bonn auf Dem 8abnpasen. uno
als oerIelbe nit ben anoern 5rahtpagen
suldmmenltieB, lpuroe er ourb Die Wuht
oes etobes auf oas @eleiie getporfen
uno Die Gaoer iiibren iiber feline 8ruit
uno eroriifften ibn, 10 oaB er in menigeil
Minuten lein 2eben ausbaufte.
! Wan fann lib ben Shred Der Wut=
ter oentea. als lie pernabm, bab ibr
5obn, Der bon tpenigen Stun0en nod
oeiuno uno mMnter nit ieinen @eiblpi=
itern am Mittasstiid aeieiien. perun=
sliidt lei. Ser Batter ipar furs Oorber
nit einen GtraRenbabntpasen nad)
llbrihsoile gffabren, I'm nab 8uaDen=
bitten gu eeben, 100 er einise Sage ar
beiten iollte. CT tparoe auf Dem We9e
benadribtigt unS tebrte natiirllh fofort
suriif. Ser Gnabe nuroe am Sientag
Na1nniitag begraben.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1898-11-24

Nm 18. b. III Niitsburs %. G.
@oulO BON ganal Dooer, &eoafteur bes
Deuer Mbppcat. al einenl OeralMl0a.
Gisar 9fdberes |. DoDer Gor.
Mm Is. Nopember auf ieiner 6arnl
I'M groptet Nun 1bale gbas. Mlirran
i'm 9llter bon rs Sabreu an eineln
Rrebsleiben. Gine QBitttpe nll0 bier
&lnAer, orei S6bne nno eire Sohter,
traaern unl ben 0inaeihiebeneil, Der
alaesnein beliebt unD aeahtet NOR.
ssn Ser gidbe bon Molfs Gtation an
hen Golgen zines Gd)laganfdlls Noom
Maalrer i'm gllter BON 33 Sabren. gr
AintsrldBt .eine trauernoe Satin. nit
apelAer er erlt LETT 5 Monaien perbei-
raahet mar.
Mm 90. 3. II, 8reenpille. o., Wes-
lep Weltp, Der in frii,@ @tn Sabren bier
aetpobnt bat, i'm 9llter BON n Sahren.
gr blnterldbt eine tranernoe Satin,
aber feline Gilloer.
glm 20. B. in 2pratn 9. gt. lltter=
bad, elm beliebter @onoutteur Der 8.
8. & SO. @ilenbabn.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1898-11-24
Ginc aa,siebcn0c 1ttatcr=
hnIf1fftd

1T ben geiuhern oes bieliaen Gpern=
bauies am Mittipud Nbeno, 80. glo-
pember. selihert. gs miro auFsefiibrt
."The Sunshine of Paradise Alley
elm Stif, oas i'm Wai 1896 gum erlten
Wale III NetD Dprf aafeefiibrt tpuroe.
,lno ieither in ben Stem England unb in
ben 0ltli1en Staten mit sroBem gr=
folse pieoer uno INNER tpieber sur Nuf=
fiibrung aelanete. Ser Verfaller,
Dennlan 5bomplon, bat f1on nleb-
rere beliebte Gtiide seldrieben, pp6
MIRO bies fiir bas bette gebalten. Sa
bas 6tiif bier Sum eriten Male aufee.
fiibrt ipiro, 10 9arantirt Die 8efeas
ibaft, oab tpean oaiielbe nidt gefdat.
oas 6elo suriifbesablt uiro. Dies III
cine ei9ene Mrt. Elm 5tiid einau.
fiibren, aber ieoenfaIs beiIer, als bem
'publifum falfde goripieeelungen gu
MAIDEN. Sn Der 0eiellid)aft iino ~
tiitbtige Gpieler, oas beriibmte 8erbie
9amen Quartet unb Das Ylema Ndnz
nerquartett. Die grobe Yrootlpn
griidenicene bel Monoliebt nit Den
@allermirbeln, 2idtern &c. &c. aebo=
rem gu ben idoniten elettrifhen Geenen,
bic auf Der giibne proousirt tperoen
fonnen. Sober Beiuher fann berlideri
iein, einen genubreihen Nbeno gu per.
brinQen.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1898-11-24
Observation-Disclosures Ell.

Gnllna Mot9 Ne1eil SDhn ROTH.
Der Gldgerin spiro Oie iiatbgeindte @Aez
fheiouns betpilIiat unO wllroe ibr bic
elnfliAt iibcri lire Ghoer fuuie cine un=
ter1iibuna BON $3.50 suaeiprohsil.
atar1 6. grtuiil aeaen &obert O.I
griuin. gbeiheloling belpilllat iiilo
Ser Rtdaerin miro Die gluiliht iiber ihrs
timber iiitertruuslt itrb ihf cine Hitter lliissllerr
5tiibtlna bon $500 sugeiproden.
syennie Gprinasr segen yenlanlin
Gprinaer. Eheihsioltna btluilliat,
.Mud EeIphia graao marc otireh elm
Gbeiollngsoetret uonibrem Gotten be-
freit.
Sbio eeaen Eanio Milion. gDilIols
mar angstlagt, einen lRann Deritiim-
melt gu baben occb fam ct nit einenl
Weroitt auf Shlaaerei oauon.
Ohio aegen &obert 0albraltt. Der
,Anaetlaete ipuroe freiaeiprod)en. y
Gbio aeaen Sames Robinlon. Der
Mnaetlaete mnroe freiaeiprphen.
Ohio 9eaen 5enrp 9enoer. Ste
9lntlaee iuliroe auf Den Mntrda Ots
Gtaatsanlpalts fallcn gelanetl.
Gbio aesen 6arrp Settlers. Der Mn-
oeflaate ipuroe frsiaeiprohelt.
Ohio 0eoen 5beo. Grmin uno Sob
Sentns. Die beioen 9lnaeflagten MUIR
oen lpeaen ginbruds ld,uloia befitnbell
unb All atpei eSulren 3uhtbaus unD ben
Soften nerllrtbeilt.
Cbio aui Die Glaae Don Sarab Gun=
Ainsban ee9en 5otuaro Hiplep. N'l
Die Gldoerin nibt i'm @erihh erldien,
ipuroe Die alaae fallen gelallen.
Golaenoe Yroselle muroen auf Soften
Der Gldeer fallen aelanen:
alipllle MecAueerl Be9en Nob Mt
Queen.
s5oa @a1if aeeen 2onoon Waaif.
Mlarp Smith segeu Mnbre,p Smith.
Sannab g8itbe seaen Satpb 6oebl.
0annab 9Ehlte geaen Sohn Gron.
geigelegt lno Soften be5ablt.
Gelia Sauts aegen gs. @. greter.
Nom. gei9elegt auf Soften oes Nnge.
tlaaten.
Sames Mebser se9en Satob Ster.
fling. geigeleDt.
| sSolspb 2pons aeasn q. s.. GouB II
VI. yeiGelest uno Soften besa9lt.
! Benner uno Wtinnih Seeen Willol
8. Minnih. Sbeilllng an9corbnet.
| Soiepb g4eltD uno Spbn Gaoerlp ipur
oen pom 9tihter ernannt, um ben Be
ribt Der Gountp @pmmiildre fir oas OIL
IS. September 1898 enOenoe Sabr 81
| priifen.
| Sic G. & M. giIenbabn aegen Sos
/ Or. Miller Ii. u. Sin friiberer Sin
| baltsbefebl wuroe permanent ertldr
| un0 babeu beioe Yarteien Die 9dlfte De
Goffen 81 beaablen.
| Sames s. 6oae aeaen s. g. VIC
! @!euann. Ser Glaser mus innerbal
80 5aaen, pom u. Npoember an
YHr9lhait itellel fir Die Soften.
| SEQ. M. Gperbarot sesen Sertiett
2pous u-N. sluf Soften DER Nn9etlds
ten falen aelalier. ,,.g
] genner Minnih ae3en Nelior, p
Winnib IL. u. Gerfauf angepronef:
| Sarah slnnie Gibbs segen Sarpe
Gibbs II. q. 5beiluns anaeorollet
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1898-11-24
9erQ usfiAtsthurrl n.

5erit0rt. Oa cine Heparatur nidt
n1oglih erihien, tpurbe er geiperrt nnb
1883 enblid gan5 dbeetrdsen. Gum
griab bes Rreuatburmes pldnte man
nunnlebr bic @rrihtung eines mafIiDen
Musii4tstburmes, Der iebo9 nidt 5ur
Musfiibrung fam. S4lieBlih tpurbe
aipi11en Der 9tplberafhen Regierung
unb benz inatoifden mddttg en,pUrse>
bliibten 6ar3@glub ein Wertrag gez
f9lpHen, bura tpelhen bas projett Ell,
nes eiiernen goloHal~W al~Wusii9tsthurmes
auf Der SoiepbsbDbe sreifbare Sorm
erbielt. Maih ipurbe benn aud an bic
Musfiibrung bes gisantifden Sburmz
baues seidritten.
syait 40 Meter bod ragt beute bas
gctpaltise Doppelfreu3 in bic blaue
2araluft, nnG1tiger unb feFer benn ie;
Der eilerne Rolob rubt nit feiner iiber
500 perfonen faFenben @9uBballe
auf einem quabratifhen, / Meter boz
ben Sodel, 5u tpelhem atpei itilDolle,
bon QDtpen flantirte greppen binaufz
fiibren. 3ur 8efeisung bes Sburmes
bienen bequeme Sreppen NIT ettpa 200
@tufen; fir ipdter 1T ieboh bic Mns
bringing zines 5abritnbles Dorgefeben.
Sn balber SburmbDbe betritt man etne
galerie, ipelde fiir lnebr als 100 pers
fonen Naum bietet; auf Der oberiten
platform bagegen, bic bur4 ein 3eltz
bad abgebedt 1T, baben nur 80 8efrs
der plaB.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1898-11-24

giiblen. Stiles gum edeibenIdis=
Ben 81. 50, Bennington 9lifles $3.50.
grauer iauberer ilnperidlihter gfef-
Ter. l3e. oas piuno, 0elnabltcn 15e.
SdOnes trodenes sals oas SAB 9oc.
@etDiirse. gorianoer lOc. oas pfnnb.
Garalpap Zoe. oas pfuno. Muile 25e.
oas pfuno, SEM l2c. bas pfuno.
10laerne 3uber : Jlp. &c.,, g9o.
2 : 45c... No. 3 Csc. uno sytra aroEs
75e. Bon galpani1irtem giien go. / -
40c., $50. 2 45e., go. 3 SOC.
Dol3erne gilner NIT 2 Neifen 1876.
NIT 8 Reifen 15c. Bon Qalpani1irtem
Gifen 10 Quart 13e., IL Quart l5e. ].
IA Quart I7c.
Ghmalstannen BON ibperenl Nle6
uno nit 6eitenariffen, A @allDnen 28c. q
8@allonen &c., 10 @alonen 4Ot.
e6mal3tellen bon galpanilirtem gi-
len pbne Saum, initanoenietetem griff.
| Quart Sc, 2 Quart 7c., 8 Quart 81.
Glade s1aumtellen. einselalIen Doer
iDlio, Sc.
Gd0pil0fel. fart per5innt. einoeIai=
len ooer fDli0 Sc.
GleiiAsabeln Sc. bas 5iud.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1898-11-24

92urltsGtppser llnb GhnlalSpreiIe, !
neuefes Mobell rlno Die belten Mafhi=
men nit allen Werbeiierungen TN Don-
Del, fir s Quart 81. 80, 4 aualt 49, rs.
Iniperinl Gdneiomaibine, garantirt
gut au arbeiten. go. l., tleine, i9nei-
oet 2 Y1unD Uielin per Minute. 81 .35;,
$50. g., aroBe Waidine. ihneinet 3
Yfuno 6leiid per Minllte. $500.
sdlabtmeler, Glb But, nit @riif
bon Yudeubols. nit 6 3pll Glinge, &c.
Mmeritaner, nit Goeobplo Griif, 6 3pa
Glinge. zoe. MillDn @dlabtmeGer,
8riff bnn Wuehenhnls, 6 i3oa Hlinge,
16c; z 3ou Rlinge zoe. 9as beriibm.
te see Snlabtnlsiler. nit 8riff bon
BuhenbolS. nit 3minae uno Glammer.
6 3oll alinse 2Oe;7 3oa 25e. Galabt=
meier nit idOneul @riff, aussebaudt,
90 unb 25c.
Gleiidmtiler nit 10 3oll Glinae, zoe.
Nleiideritabl l3 3ou, Gbananae,
50c., II 3ol See. fdbn aemodt unb
ga antiri, &c., init 6 s0lliaenl 9orn=
3riff, l2c.
9afmeI1er, 9etp6bnlide nit 81 3D(i=
ger Rlinee l2c.. 6 abllige id6ne Glinge
nit 3pinee 25. nit 5 sollieer Glinoe
bonn bslten StabI utlo getriimmtem
@riff $I.O0.
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MnSpcrfauf BON 3leiDcrttoT Tett
1,nO 1tmtcrflciDern bel y
S. N. 8infeD,

9erielbe beainnt am Greitag. Is.
Nouember. llnO oaliert 10 9age.
g8ir finoen. baB uniere Mustpabl oil
2leioertpaaren 81 aroB lit, uno UNI
oieie 0orrdtbe au reDn3iren. bnben mir
uns entidloilen. ipdbreno 10 Eageil
einen Auspertauf su beranitalten, ipo-
bel mir fir alls Baartdufe cine Meout=
tion bon 20 Prosent eintreten laiien.
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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1898-06-29
MARTINS FERRY.

Officer Erwin left last night fer New
York city, where he will undergo the Pas
teur treatment for the. dog bite ne re-
ceived about three weeks ago: The city
council will give him 5000 for the purpose
of defraying his expenses.
A young child of Thomas Halphey was
bitten by a dog yesterday. which was af-
forwards killed by Marshal Lindemuth.
The Maennerchor singing society will be
entertained by Julius Blumenberg, Sr.,
at his home to-morroW evening
j. T Hanes was at Pittsburg yesterday
Mrs. Alexis Cape of Columbus, was the
guest OF her cousin, Mrs. VIM. Lupton,
yesterday.
Henry Helling comes up before, Squire
kellar to-day. 1t was tried last Monday,
but the jury failed to reach an agreement.
The suit of Bernard w. Weisey against
ing tomorrow. Both Of the above suits
are the outgrowth OF the denfendant PEN
ming up COWS belonging to the plainuffs
in the cases.
met last evening in the Commercial Hall
and discussed the matter of building tow
ers for the drying OF hose on esach OF the
three new hose houses TO be built.
Ernest G. Smith has handed in his res
ignation as city solicitor and will leave
this morning for Pittsburg. where he will
enlist in a company of volunteers being
formed there His no nosi5ion n VII De MI"
Frank Erwin is home from chicago Wis
iting his relatives.
A dog belonging to VIII Strohle bit a
Young son of Joshua Bowers yesterday.
The animal was shot.
Marshal Lindemuth has instituted war
on the CANNES that run about the street
without either a collar or muzzle, Three
were slaughtered yesterday by him. The
slaughter will be continued in cases where
dogs are found running loose without
muzzles.