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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-06-09
LOCAL BREVIrIEs
Matter. of aIlnor Iomvnt In i aud abo Mt Mt

Matters Of Minor romrnt In nnd Abont
the City. is
n The council committee on ordinances
meets this evening atT:s0 o'clock. ~ r. (
To-day at the city clerks office, board
OF public works employees Will receive
their pay, amounting to- s64o..
All members OF the oratorio Society
are requested to attend the rehearsal
tonight at the Opera HOUSE tonight:
The district convention of the 7. P.
SC. e. opens to-day In West Liberty,
lAslarae delegation from Wheeling will
attend. e.
&6 The "NIckle Plate social, given by
the Mems F'ratern!tysof the Klrkwood
NJ. T.. church, will be held on the lawn
of ,J.32A. Burger. Kirkwood. tomorrow
evening. Z =. I 4
Mr.. Edward Taylor, OF Sixteenth
street. and Miss Ida Harrison, OF FIJI
teenth street, were married In Pitts
burgh Monday by Rev. Father Ryan,
OF st. Peters church, "a X 4 " 4 II
son next Saturday evening, at the Nj
ngara engine house, there Will be a flag
raising. & Tho f1remen, have secured as
speakers. Congressmban Dovener and
Messrs. ConIff and Nessbltt. Y x y
On account OF last evenings storm the
tint was 20 have been given
by the ladies OF the, Second Christian
church has been postponed until to-
night, lat the Bridge Park. s:l
4 In the district United States courts
In the western district OF Pennsylvania
and the southern district OF Ohio,s Colo
mel Morris Horkheimer has been ap-i
pointed receiver for the affairs Of the
Baer Sons Grocery Company
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BOWLING.
Last nights games in the Carroll Club
league resulted as follows. -. u ,tl.2
THE lAlllUNES START

And Got Over Score OF Eplistments Yes-
serdny--rhe Company Win Have Re-
& cruited Its Fall Strength Before; the
Cio,n Of Ano thor Week. Z.
Yesterday, at 11is Market street, Cap
tain. A. A. Franzheim and First Lieuten-
ant Fred Huseman, opened arecruitIng
office. and during the day received over
a score OF enllstments for their company
OF immunes which Will be part OF the
Fourth United States Volunteer Intan-
try. OF which Colonel Petit, regular
army officer, will have command.
x. The Two officers spoke highly OF the
quality OF yesterdays recruits, and
Captain Franzheim expresses confidence
that all will pass the final muster. Many
applications are being received from the
surrounding. towns, including some. from
over the river. Warrington sends word
that she will furnish thirty recruits
next week. and Second Lieutenant Car
'skaddon will have thirty recruits from
Keyser and vicinity. 1t IS assured that
the company will be recruited to Its full
strength next week. and then the Wash
sing:on people will send on officers to
muster the company Into service. The
company will likely rendezvous at Fred
erlck. Maryland. with the other COM
panies OF the Fourth, ~ ~ 80
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MoUFDsv1ILE
'Asaiiseeiianeoua MeIsnge of Minor Ma,
ters from marsi,ail's Metropolis.

Ahisceiianooua Melsngo of Minor Mat
ters from narsi,airs Metropolis.
The grand jury turned out two felony
and twenty-seven misdemeanor iudtct-
nents at this session. The mfsdemea-
nors were all liquor Indictments.
The festival given by the Christian
Endeavor Society of rhe Presbyterian
church. at the house OF J. Howard Holt
last night, was a great success.
s. A. Boyd, of GAINESVILLE, Ohio, and
John A. Bloyd. Of this city. were out
through the county yesterday buying
wool.
The hotel on the camp grounds has
been rented to Charles E. vanKe ureu,
OF Wheeling. 1t will be opened the 18th.
The Thtmbie Bee Sewing Society Of
the NJ. E. church., will meet with Miss
Lena Henderson this afternoon.
The Epworth League will give a
musical and literary entertainment at
the NJ. e. church this evening. 2
Miss Pearl Dorsey IS attending an Ep-
worth League convention at Oakland,
Nd. x s : =
Captain B. B. Dovener was shaking
hands with friends in the city: yesterday.
R. II. Mcfarland, OF Franklin district,
was city called yesterday.
Thomas Scott spent yesterday on his
farm in Round Bottom. 8
s.3A. Walton is in Pittsburgh on bust
ness. VI 10; >,
The NJ. E. parsonage is being repaired.
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De little Ills that they neglect arc simply
he danger signals that warn them Of the
approach Of big aud serious niuladics. A.
ven man or woman gets up In the morning
asppy and clear headed and alert, both
mentally and physically. They have
aearty appetitc for breakfast. They go
About their work with Ialac,ity. and sense
=, pleasure. The dny's end finds them,
aied, but not Jagged out. They still have
we energy for an evening % $cnj oymcnt.
~ e. nisE: they find sound, refreshing slu,n.
81; lhey do not have frightful7 dreams
SSa,,ng their sleeping hours, MOI; arc they
.'oSsy during tlelr waking hours. They
nc MOI iil'tcmpered or fault.Gnding. When
s asn or women find their condition the op.
1'te OF this, they need course OF Dr.
,,. sees Golden Medical Discovery. 1t
Msa.hF1hens the weak stomach, /. corrccts
i H. impaired digestion iuvigorates the
IL, and purifes and enriches the blood
III, The great blood maker and fesh.'
,sanaeI, 1t strengthens the muscular sys.s
IN Ewes bloom 10 the complexion, rcgn.
i"a nc functions Of every Vital organ and
trpai" both mental and physical elasticity
W. W. energy. Medicine dealers sell 1t, and
"e Hoshing Just as good. Y Il
r,.i,. h'a been troubled for several yenr. with
c,H 9 liver eomplslntn writes III n. Drans-
49, ~. Of ocnfepninl. Monroe Cos W. Va,
ltT.a .SJlt Two 'yenlp ago my health gave way,
80. ooctor rud got worse all the iimt.i had
Ia, ot,,ew In my len side aud limbs, palpita.
t ssT s,,iag; nerves weak p aud ~ snsrgy.
kn,nM ": fierce'g Golden Medical DiscovcrY md !
~. ,a mend from the start. sooii felt like n
a. .biton' hin now enjoying good health, -
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~ Hllfl ~ ~ e1ff.f g7s3al5
Siils company beausc OF the continued LII
ness of5hls wife. X z. :,
" 'Mrs Charles Dunlap will leave next
week for Harpers Ferry. where, che Will
ris.f relatives.
John Davis returned home yesterday
from Caldwell, where he Is building a
water works. A ~ 7, i.
The reservoir Is to be cleaned to-day
and water pressure will be low for q day
or two X 4, 4. y a # { l6
Samuel Herzberss LEFT yesterday for
Cleveland, where he has secured a posi-.
ton "a " ? y
MISC Nellie Rose: OF Ayartinsburg. w.
Va Is the guest OF friends In the city.
The Cleveland e. Pittsburgh pay car
was In the city yesterday morning.
Mrs. Charles Sivens IS the guest OF
relatlves In Beallsylile, N 4,
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a E.OgTy,lG:I.

AZ Wheeling Park Yesterday Drew q
Crowd OF one 'rhosssnd--Ihe Bowiin-
AMI Pedro Exciting. a Met Ebjpya-
+ BILE occasioii. /. Z 4, ~ Z,
The annual outing OF tho A. o. u. w.
lodges Of Wheeling was given yesterday
afternoon and last night At Wheeling
Park, and drew a crowc that numbered
about 1000 people The AFFAIRS thorough
enjoyment waas only marred by the bad
weather early In the evening. on the
whtde It was one OF tie most enjoyable
outings given recently at the park.
The most exciting contest OF the day
was the bowling, each lodge entering a
team. The prize was won BY Wheeling
lodges team. The scores were as fol.
lows: ,sij
Reliance Lodge-carle. o.; Brandfass,
ss; Garrison. 81; Thoner, 1877; Halter,
,lo7; Mccammon. 1ls; total, CAS-.
Excelsior dse-carroll. 1le: Plat,
80: aiichnels, 90; Giesey. 1875; Frohme,
jl0l: Swally, 1875; total, CSC. Z, 81 Z !. 4 4 ~,
Wheeling Lodge-o 'Neill, 126; Stanton,
los; Westwood, ITO: Aschman. III;
White. ia; Schellhase. d2o; total, 1872. 81
Welcome Lodge-Shafer. lis; Noble,
81; Theirs, ~; Heyman, 14o; Miller, 6S;
Hamilton. 50: tttal, CAS-. fil5,t
The pedro contest was greatly enjoy
ed It was won by LnBelle's team,
Messrs. Charles steinhuuser md James
McCrady. a
Dancing was indnlged in until II p. m,
and an attraction on the Casino floor
was Rod J.. Mcdonald, who was self an
nounced as ""the. champion OF two contl-
nents"-whfch two the deponent saith
not n n I. 3s {, Z. $500 4
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MARTINS FERRY.

llnps and nIishaps In the Thriving City
+ Across this River. *
Dave, sinder and Ed Lewis, both aged
,about twelve years, were arrested yes
terday afternoon by the city authorities
on a warrant sworn out by O Bethany
man. who charges them with horse
stealing. Lewis was taken, to Bethany
last evening. but sinder,s father would
not allow him 10, be taken without requi-
sitlon papers u ifl
Bids for tearing down the foundation
Of the new. Presbyterian church and re-
building Tito tts'present state OF COM
.pletlon must be handed In to the build
Ing committee this evening.
Charles Relster. OF this city. and Miss
Sophia Strobel, OF Wheeling. were mar
rled at the home OF the brides parents
at Q o'clock yesterday morning.
William Hysell, travelling salesman
fur the West Virginia glass works, left
yesterday on o business trip through
the northern part OF the state. ri
A large number Of people from here
Will drive to Mt. Pleasant to- morrow
evening to Attend the twenty-seventh
annual commencement. p
The city authorities should look after
she crossing ut the corner Of Elm and
county, road. It 10 badly in need of re-
pair.
Miss Mabel Hobensack returns to her
home in Pittsburgh this afternoon, after
a two weeks visit with, friends here.
The addition TO the Belmont Brewery
for Disabling water for ice purposes, will
be finished Saturday.
Mrs. A. P. Sheriff, accompanied by
Miss Ada Smith, returned tn her homo
at Cadiz yesterday.
James Robinson leaves this morning
for a two weeks visit with Grandyien
friends. IL ~ q ;, Z.
Mrs. Bell Beck, OF Blaine. is the guest
Of Mrs. r. McNohols, on Park street
Rev. sDickey and wife,of Mt, Pleasant,
were calling on friends yesterday.
Patrick Quinn, of Sandusky, was CALI
Ing on old friends here yesterday.
Mrs. Mortimer Williams, of Lima, O.,
Is the guest Ut relatives here.
Harry Humphrevne was in Mt. Pleas-
ant yesterday.
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oocoooooco oooocooop
PORT. J. !
TWIiOOuTOF;lTHIIR'ElEI.
Eoooooot,ooocooo 0oooooot

:, m, Record for wheeling In tic Series
with tho zsnssyiiis Team, --,rwas
pretty CONTEXT from, start 10 Fipiih. .
Yesterday afternoon the Eheelings
rade It two out ot three with the
ssa..yllles, and with tho mighty Ma
,ns.y pitching, too. The zenesyilles
made one run In the opening Inning and
,.I,hcr eide scores again Until the
d,h,h when wheeling got one. Morris
Il. FOR two bases down the third base
yn, and scored on Madden'ss fine sim
IL. In the ninth another run was made
b ,,he home team, On walton's error,
Nccombs was safe, and he got around
to third on ,Pritchard's sacrifice. 1t
vas clever sprinling that made II pos
,ible and McCombs;was generously ap-
,,,udcd for his good work. Eggertt
,.p, a no, one 10 Mahaffey who got Il
IN Helner Just too late for the out, and
wheeling had scored the winning run.
/, was a close decision, but the UNI
Miro didn't have TO stretch q point to
All the runner safe. Bruner pitched
sool ball, Ave scattered hits being the
erop. Mahaftey was hit safely only
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-06-09
: JR. BOY CHOIR BALL CLUB,

The choir boys have organized their
team for, the season. and will play any.
club In the city. whose players are un-
der fifteen years Of age. They accept
the challenge OF the Monarch base ball
club. and will play them on any Of the
grounds In East Wheeling next Satur-
day. Following are the members Of the
club. Their lineup follows: Johnson,
first base and captain; Klllmyer. short.
Campbell, center; Neltzel, pitcher; En-
blen, second base; yanKeuren, third
base; Watson, catcher; Fraser, left;
Clycker, right. Pinkus, substitute.
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p The marks at G p. m, Wednesday,
feet 10 inches and slowly. falling.
Weather. ENTHUSIASTICALLY and
warm, with rain, =.
Is There were two departures from this
port for Cincinnati yesterday, the Key
stone State at p. m, thirty hours late,
and The Queen City at p. M, thirteen
hours ahead of time. She could not go
through to Pittsburgh on the low water.
The Virginia will be up t1'-morrow, but
unless there IS a rise she will turn here
md leave for Cincinnati on Saturday.
The Cincinnati and Pittsburgh line has
made arrangements to keep UP the SER
vice out ofWheellng to cincfnnatas long,
as there Is barely sufficient water. Pas
sengers to and from Pittsburgh will be!
handled on the Pan Handle. railroad.
but no freight will be received for or
from Pittsburgh at present. X
Unless there is a rise the Ben Hur will
tie up at Marietta.
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ABour'PEopLE

Stranger. in ti,s CITY AMI Wheeling sPeo-
] 4; pie ABB oaii. 3. n
a. Harry zcvely has returned from the
State University. where he was q stu-
dent In the mechanical engineering de.
.partment. /, b. Al i
4 Mr. Charles schenk, OF Fulton. after
a six weeks course at the school for
stammcrersi located on the Island, hos
home cured. !; .t3;i Y.
/ Prof j. N. 9Denhl. principal OF the
Vets Liberty Normal School, was in
tho city last night, attending the NJ.
do Chantal commencement.
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sa.f s b.
BELLAIRE
All Sort, OF Local News aud Gossip From
~ ~ ~ ~ the (sian, CITY, 49, st;saZs

All Sort OF Local News aud Gossip From
the Glass; City.
The Woman's Foreign Missionary So
clety I'm the Barnesville district, held
an interesting meeting here, beginning
Tuesday evenig and covering, yesterday.
Mrs. W. c. Meek, of Hendrysburg, pre-
sided. Rev. o. w. Holmes made mn ad-
dress OF welcome, which was responded
to by Mrs. W. a. Hunt, Of st. Glars
Vile. Miss Celia Frey. a missionary
from China, made the principal address.
The Bellaire lidge OF Elks accompan-
led by Heatherington's brass band, will
go TO Martins Ferry this evening, where
they will be entertained by Henry LIP
pard, at that place.
Lincoln Houston fell from n scaffold,l
while laying bricks In new house be-
Ing built for John W. Gifren, and broke
an arm 1t will lay him on the balance
OF the season,
Lawrence Dubois had one Of his
hands badly burned by coming In con-
tat with a live wire. He Is lineman for
the Ohio Valley Telephone Company.
Miss Sarah Heath. OF the First ward,
Will leave this week for Hazlewood, Pa,
where she will make her future house
with her daughter.
The Young Mems Club will give a
trolley party to number OF their
friends on the evenig OF June q.
Niles Lottie Kelly returned yeetcr-
day from .Leathervllle, Nd, where she
has been attending college.
Mise Gertrude Darrah, has returned
home to st. Clairsville after visiting
relatives in the Third ward.
Lieutenant Brooks. who went to Chic
kamauga viii, the Sixth Ohio regiment
Is home, having resigned as an officer in
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"A SEVERE Ij STORM
Swept Over the City Last Evening, But
Did No Serious Damage.

swept over the CITY Last Evening, But
Did No Serious Damage.
Last evening at $50 o'clock, q terrific
rain and wind storm swept over the city
but SO far as could be learned no ex-
tenslye damage resulted. On the
Island the wind was especially severe.
and several trees were uprooted. The
ladies Of the Second Christian church
had Just completed the work OF hang,
ing Japanese lanterns and decorating
with bunting at the Bridge Park, when
the storm burst. In. five minutes there
wasn't a pestige of bunting or lanterns.
AS detailed elsewhere, there was an
accident on the South Side consequent
upon the storm. 1!l',5 :
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THE RIVER
.YEsTERpAY,s pEPARrUREs

Cincinnati... KEYSTONE STATE, 3 D. m
Cincinnati....QUE CITY, p. m.
Charleston. .kANAWHA.t $50 q. m,
Slstersville.. RUTH $50 D. m. .. rs
Clarington....L LEROY, $3.50 p. m.
Pittsburgh. .URANIA, II a. m. ~
Steubenville.. T. M. BAYNE, $50 p. m. y
BOATS tLBAV1NG TO-DAY. -
Pittsburgh. HI X. BEDFORD, $50 a m
Pnrkersburg. ARGAND,s II q. m. ;s7g; & y
Mhtamoras.. .LEXINGTON, II o. m. !, 4
Sistersvlle...R RUTH, $3.50 p. m.
Glnrington.. LEROY, 3:30ip. 10.
Pittsburgh. .LORENA, 2 a. m. AZ -. ~
Steubcnville.. T. II. BAYNE.S $50 p. m.
BOATS LEAVING TOMORROW.
Slstersvllle,. RUTH, $50 p.S m. n - "a
Clarinston...:L LEROY, $50 p. m. 4.
Steubenyille..T T: u. -BAYNE, 2:30 p. m.
Charleston. URANIA, $50 a nj. - -.
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IT'S a mistake to imagine that itch
ing piles can't be cured; mistake to
suffer a day longer than you can help.
Doan's Ointment brings instant relief
and permannt cure. At any drug
store. 80 cents. - .a z
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INTERSTATE LEAGUE

AZ Toledo. RHE
f. Fsls Say ;i;::.S < i 20 - 81
B..tertes-Flsher and Arthur; Alloway
iEd Campbell. 81 Z 4;
At Youngstown. r II Z
rsunsst'n 20 o o o o q s. 5a.-ls II 4
Dayton ......-o 90 o 0 o. o % 5a-0s2 6
Ba,tenes-knecper and Patterson; Rose
trpush and Byers.
At New Castle
New Castle. ......5....s.6 10 o o OEo o o. II
Springfield .....::...o q 90 o. o. Q % -
( gatteries-Hewitt and Barckley; crabill
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PTTSBURGH-Rivert 8 feet inches
and falling at the dam. Threatening
and warm. s5,I5ss, 4,
MoRGANTowN = River Z feet and
stationary. Z,
BROWNSVILLE - River 4 feet 8
inches and stationary. 6. RI
PARKERSBURG-R s feet 6
inches and falling. showery, mercury
at SO. "a
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES feet s
inches and stationary. Cloudy.
n GREENSBORO River 6 feet 10
Inches and falling. Raining. i
S WARREN River / foot. Light
showers and warm. 500
K OIL CITY-Riyer 1 foot 3 inches and
stationary. Cloudy and cooler. ,3 36
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'Ass1aNEE's NOTICE.
=,
ASSlGNEE'S NOTICE.

y The Wheeling Paper Company, William
Tucker, proprietor, having assigned to mo
for the benefit OF his. creditors, all per-
sons having claims against said concern
will please fle probated accounts Of the
same with me, All persons indebted TO!
said concern are requested TO settle
promptly with me. The stock OF paper
bags. butcher paper, carpet paper. prtnt.s
ers' supplies, tablets, safe. desks. horse;
and wagon, ETC., arc all for salo at q bars.
GEO. E, BOYD. Jr.
1e7 U y. ~ Assignee. ~
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IF Death
had to sign
the warrant
for cveryyic-s
tim that he
claims as his
own, there
would be
fewefprena.
turc deaths.
In the major
ity OF cases:
IN E n n d
women sign
til cir own
death war.
rants. -
Neglected
health means
d eat h. A
man orwom.
an may not
- fA
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FOR SALE.

TOR sALE-sALooN. NO. lbs WATER
+(lANARY .BIRDS-A FINE LOT OF
SlHnrtz Mountain Rollers at HENRY
HELMBRlGlTS,, corner Market II and
Sixth streets, a 80 5s5l 3,I1CI7,'' nni5 =
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A BLESSING alike to young and old;
DR.. Fowlcr's Extract OF wild Straw
berry; natures specific for drsentery,
diarrhoea and summer complaint
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rwo.base hit, Morris. Double plays. Ma.
haffcy, Nicholson and Walton: Zlcgler,
Nicholson and Walton. Bases on balls. BY
1ruper ); by Mahaffey2 Struck out. by
Sruner :: By MahaHey 6. Passed bali,
Wilson !. Sacrifice hits, Prltchard, Zeig-
k.. Time, 1:5e. Umpire. Kennedy.
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yJTANTED-3 MEN IN WHEELING
wv and ono man In each unoccupied
town In West Virginia and adjoining states
to take orders for mems made to order
suits at $3.50 to S15,0o. mostly $3.50 to $1,000,
pants $50 to $500. 5000 per month made
BY beginners without experience. We fur.
nlsh full line of samples and all necessary
outfit. For application and reference
blank and full particulars address AMER.
1CAN HtVOOLEN MILLS CO., Tailors for
the Trade. Chicago. Ill. les 3
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.4All.gsys9l1'el5 /! STA ia !
De- !; a.a j =

its victims. rtputs them in,
the power Of the weakest organ Of
the body and makes them its slaves.
They must eat 70 suit It drink to suit
", and live a lenten life ofself.denial.,
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SFoR& 'SALE-oNEg AND oNE-HALF
~ lot in Greenwood cemetery; fne 7ioca.
ton; corner lot; adjoining best improve
merits In cemetery. Address CEMETERY
LOT. cart lntnlli.cnccry Office. apls +
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iNyANTED-To, Z TRADE. A 3 NEW
w Singer, sewing machine for horse.
Apply to SINGER SEWING MACHINE:
CO, NO. 70 TTelfth street. A.l. mrlS q
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NAN TED-AN EXPERIENCED
wv shoe salesman with established trade
for the upper counties OF West Virginia.
Western Pennsylvania and Eastern Ohlo.I
Address SPRAGINS,E BUCK & CO., iBalti-
moro Md s. gl 5l-5.'l5at s[rlHlf : 49, ine
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JITANTED-MACHINIsT FOR DIE
w work. Apply to WHEELING
STAMPING co. -...l =. ~ 90. les
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III OR sALE-nR GLASS
~ Works. ntyWellsburg, w. Va consist
Ing of ample grounds. ten-pot furnace.
lchrs" engines, belts shnfting, moulds. ete'
Address RALPH WHITEHEAD, Wheel.
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WANTED.

iJJTANTED-THIRTY MINERS AT
w the Richland Coal Works. my7
JITANTED - EXPERIENCED GIRL:
wv general houscwork. 100. South Front
street. .3 r 5l5l5 Z, jefs :
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1898-05-20
Mr.. Aliens Prosperity.

Representative Allen, of Mississippi, or
private John Allen" as he is known, is
a good story teller, and knows how to
apply an old story to new conditions. Re
Gently he madea new application, of the
story of the negro who baked a 'possum,
went to sleep beside it. and woke up to
find the possum gone. with the grease
on his lips and the bones lying before
him. Awakening from his sleep the
darkey said in astonishmcnt:
"Hab done eat dat 'possum while
dis nigger was asleep: II do look like
mus u eat i'm, but TO God that possum
has less effect on my constitution dan
anv 'possum eber did eat"
Mr.. Allen says to the Republicans:
You tell us about prosperity, show us
the bones from the corpse of hard times
scent the grease from the fat of the land
and show us tigures tnat look like pros
perity; but TO God, this prosperity has
less effect on my constitution than any
y rosperity ever did see.
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1898-05-20
Music on the Graphophone.

Few people appreciate the marvellous
powers of the Graphophone as an enter
tainer. 1t is an instrument which,
though it costs much less than the least
expensive musical instrument. willcnable
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vocal selections and gives one command
of every pleasure that appeals to the
sense of hearing No investment pays
such large returns in pleasure. Besides
reproducing the musical and other rec
ords made for entertainment purposes,
the Graphophone will record immediate
ly and reproduce at once and as often as
is desired, your own words or song, or
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