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nR. D. S. HARMON, THE o.
~ only exclusive Optician In the G..IssAi;
city. Eyes examined free; large stock OF
Artificial Eyes; office over Decent store;
in practice since 1862 sc20-ly
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y1TANTED-pOSITIO AS STENoG-
S6ff rapher by Eastman College grad,
I unte; four years business experience and
best references. Address B. this office.
ssi oc5- til, sa, tn, TIL
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SALESMEMs WANTED Il re: I.

Nv to sell 3Slubrlca ting oils throusi OUT
VI or tile surrounding States For
PPa3 a1 ddress tho ZONE OIL Co,
w ANTE 4 p ! D2i-sIlXPERIENCED3 OH.
penses paid IS Can OFFER Eooi thing to
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Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-10-10

5"-ILI,E EXCHANGE A LADIES'
SsNf Bicycle for a Diamond Ring or
/ pin !: Ia karat. Address DIAMOND, T.. o.
: BOX 114S Berkeley, Va mos II
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nj EW. PIANOS si1Too-DURING THE
~ great Factory Sale we will sell $500
PARLoRS, cor. CRANKY and Charlotte
streets se oCS-3t
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TED-GENTLEMAN ON COUN-
IVY try place will board horse for the
winter for use of same; excellent accom-
modntions and satisfactory references
furnished j. j. c., Virglnian-Plot.
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~ large rooms: suitable for house cen
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I'D GARD AND ROOMS WANTED
Id Il west Of CRANKY street: gentlenra n.
Z wife and child 10 years.. Address b. B; +.
11liS office. ocS-tf
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pVATANTED-EXPER HELP TO
wv do dressmaking. Apply at onco to
MRS L. THOMPSON, Charlotte street.
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MFRS. NJ. S. HODGES, DRESS
w maker, has removed TO 53s East
Main street, where she Will be pleased
10 SEQ her customers, and sollcits their
patronage. ocG-1ws
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GTTTANTED-LADY- TO TEACH ENG
wv lish, French and Latin and music in
MRS. u +. TALBOTr. Coinjock. ~ c..
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"a MEXICAN. e. WITH SOME
In Knowledge OF bookkeeping, desires
employment with reliable firm; taught
Connecticut schools last four years: best
references for character and ability.
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d. CONTaALTO FOR
sSTt IS church choir In Portsmouth; good
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Address ."ALLEGRO,' this office It,
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w one-horse drays. Address 'Dray,'
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III OR RTENT-TO1 SINGLE CENT? F-
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near Boush st. Address a. b. C. ocS-St'
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IVY Srapher by young man; five years
experiences; own machine: highest refer
& ence; salary during winter not the OBJ
5ect-5 "COAIPETENT,'' care Virginan-
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Z IT bin Building, ON Granny street. now
= occupied by Taylor & Loyal. Store No
i e. Bank street. now occupied by Cable
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mo YOU NEED A SEWING MA
~ chino? Try Wheeler and Wilson'S
ball-bcarlng D. 3. (MachInes rented and
repaired.) 1G7 Church street. JNo. II
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nHE SERVICES OF A PUBLIC STEM
81 ographer and Typewriter can be pro-
cured at 313 Citizens Bank Building. New
4 'Phono, 40; old, 161. ocl-1m,
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ID OR SALE-RAY MARE; KIND AND
70 gentle; five years old suitable for
lady, driving or saddle. Also single scat
trap; separately or together; all stylish
and q really good chance. Apply VIR
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FOR, .I SALE.

GSARMS FOR SALE FIVE ACRES;
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works. Address OWNER, c. T.. H.. S.
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w ANTED * TO BUY MAHOGANY
Wv Furniture, Brass Hand Irons, Can
die Sticks. Candclebras and Blue China
Ware. Apply or address NJ. ]. DOUGH-
ERTY, 43S Church street. Norfolk.
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~ OR SALE-SOUND AND GENTLE
family horse; also doublc-scatcd
trap; harness and robes nearly new: ali
at a sacrifice; good reasons for selling
Address SELLER, Yirginian-Pilot Of
flee. ocT-3ta
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MONEV TO LOAN ON real.
uAS|1N ~ estate. Easy monthly
payments. Loans made promptly.
FRANK III. GALE, $40 Main street
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UPRIGHT PIANO $40.

ALSls1 L amounts; no delay; Gus
lest terms. LEO JUDSON. Academy oil
Music building. sc9-Im.
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$4,000 n ho,,a HEMP on ON |. q : II =
Association plan. w. II. SARGEANT. Jr..
Room 81. Lowenburg Bldg. je12-3in
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III OR sALls-WE WILL SELL AT A
~ great sacrifice a new 7-room house.
with other necessary outhouses. and one
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ssee els jsC.sIiOGGAR ~ CO... Norfolk, va,
rev phone. ~. 81 au2S-tf @
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-10-10

sEfoR3asALE-DouBLB HOUSE. PRESS
IL brick front, eight rooms each and ali
church IS street. One franc house No. 50
Clay street. six rooms. Reasonable prices
Apply ADLER. administrators for
Islreet, ael0-1m y
Omaha daily bee., 1899-10-09

STANTON, Neb., Oct S-(Special.)- 1.-The
republicans of this county met in delegate
convention here today and every precinct
was represented. Hon. w. w. Young was
elected chairman. County Treasurer A.
Axen, Clerk r. Y. Appleby, Superintendent
j. S. Hancock and Commissioner C. p. Jones
were renominated for the offices they now
hold. e. Y. Abbott and DR.. w. Key of
Pilger were nominated for sheriff and cor
oner respectively and w. c. Vaughan for
surveyor. The ticket is a strong one and a
sure winner. Hon. R. e. Evans, candidate
for reelection to the Office of district judge
for this district, made rousing address and
the convention was characterized by enthusi-
asm and perfect harmony. 1t was in marked
contrast to the fusion convention of two
weeks ago. when precinct after precinct
was not represented and the proceedings
were one continuous strife and wrangle from
start to finish. O a..
Omaha daily bee., 1899-10-09
Cunning County Republicans.

WEST POINT, Neb., Oct. S.-(Special)-
The republican county convention met yes
terday with full attendance of delegates
from every township and ward in the county.
The proceedings were very harmonious
throughout, all the candidates except those
for sheriff and school superintendent being
nominated by acclamation. The following
persons were placed in nomination.: Judge,
Stephen Person; clerk. George Nellor
treasurer, Alexander Chambers; sheriff,
Milton Knight; coroner, Samuel Reppert;
superintendent, Charles E. Hill; surveyor,
Charles Y. Thompson; clerk of the district
court Fred Singpiel
Frank C. Evans of Wlsner was elected
chairman, A j. LANCER of West Point sec
retary and T. G. Kirk of Beemer treasurer
of the republican county central committee
for the ensuing year.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-10-09
"CycIone" Davis at David City.

DAVID CITY, Neb, Oct. S.-(Special.)- y
For the past three weeks Butler county has
been flooded with large posters announcing
that Cyclone Davis would expound gem
uine Jeffersonian democracy at the opera
house In this city Saturday afternoon. The
orator arrived in the forenoon. No one met
him at the train and he was compelled to
find hotel alone. The exercises were slated
to commence promptly at o'clock, but it
was an hour later when County Attorney
Cain called the meeting to order and intro
duced the speaker. There We're just $50
people present, actual count, large number
being republicans, women and children. The
speaker began by quoting one or two OF
the ten commandments, drlfted on to the
Spanish-American war, denounced the ad-
ministration Of President Mckinley, denied
that times were any better than they were
three years ago, compared the laboring man
TO the African slave and exhoTted the faith
full to vote for Slippery ST. and hold the
state in line for Bryan in 1900. He aroused
no enthusiasm whatever and many old-time
fusionists left the hall long before the
speaker closed.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-10-09
HARRINGTON NOT A BARKlS
Says lie Hus No Aspirations to he
Clerk of The supreme Court
of NebraslSn.

NORTH PLATTE. Neb., Oct. 6.-To the
Ecitcr of TAe Bee: a report, originating in
tho Ktarney Democrat, DO the effect that my
Withdrawal from the congressional race in
the sixth district was brought alb ut by the
promise of tho position OF clerk Of the su-
preme court has been copied in your paper
and commented upon in your editorial col
umns. | therefore request lttle space in
The Bee to denounce this rumor as wholly
false and without any foundation whatsoever.
am not now, never have been and never eX-
pect to be a candidate for an appointment as
clerk OF the supreme court. have never
requested Ex-Governor Holcomb, the populist
state central committee or the democratic
state central committee, or anyone else, to
promise me the appointment or promise me
anything whatever in consideration of my
withdrawal as candidate for congress. My
business here is worth four times as mu h as
any clerkship within the gift of the supr eme
court or the governor of Nebraska ANA l
could not accept or consider such an appoint
ment under any circumstances
1t was my ambition to become the repre-
sentative cf the Sixth district CT Nebraska in
the congress Of the United States. but as the
fusion forces at the Lexington convention
could net agree upon me as their cEoce there
was no prospect of being elected. After due
deiboration the democrats of the Sixth re-
qua9tod me TO withdraw from the race in the
interest of fusion with the populist party.
There was no inducement or promise Cf Office
or reward of any kind ever mentioned by
anyone.
friend of mine in the state house at Lin
| coin suggested that I could secure the ap-
pointment as chief clerk cf the supreme court
if l wanted it, and wrote me fully on the
| subject, saying that he had mentioned the
| matter to Others. promptly wrote him, say
| ing that l did not want any such an ap-
pointment and could not accept it if tenierei
! TO me for above menticned reasons, and that
is all there is in the rumor Yours respect
| fully, NJ. c. HARRINGTON.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-10-09
UNITY FOR lRELAND'S CAUSE
American ParneIIites Suggest Irish
men Should Bury Differences
Under His Monument.

NEW YORK, Oct. s.-The Parnell monu-
ment committee to-day made public the fol-
lowing cablegrams, which were read in Dub
lin yesterday at the laying of the corner
stone OF the Parnell monument. From Bos-
ton was sent:
Let Irishmen clasp hands across Parnsll's
grave, bury differences beneath monument
cornerstone and resume on Parnell's linea
fight fer Ireland's independence. Irish Amer
i,a will sustain them"
From New York was sent:
"The Parnel monument committee Of New
York congratulates the Irish people on the
laying OF tho cornerstone OF the monument
to Parnell. The movement to erect this m; II =
ument had appealed to Irish Americans a
patriotic and appropriate and as one with
which every friend Of Ireland and OF human
liberty should be glad to be allied"
Omaha daily bee., 1899-10-09

Afternoon. for a piping northeast breeze was
whistling through Its rigging and there was
promise Of more wind in the threatening
clouds. Walking the deck was a blue uni
formed sailor whose duty 1t was to keep
watch over his precious charge.
On board the Erin Captain Matthews its
commander, stated the crew of Shamrock,
from Shippers Hogarth and Wringe-who
have proven conclusively their skill at hand
ling the tiller and trimming sheets-down
TO the youngest sailor, were in fine fettle and
more confident than ever that the green slo)p
which they have all learned to love and ad-
miro will win the Americas cup for Sir
Thomas Upton
Barring accidents, absolutely no change
will be made in the challenger. 1t Is now, as
one would say. II speaking of the trained
athlete. in the pink OF condition and stands
ready to win or lose upon its merits It's
running gear has been carefully overhaule1
and II is said cannot be improved upon
while its sails are simply perfection
Sails alone never won a yacht race, bat
where the yachts are as evenly mat hei as
they are in this case it may mean the extra
feather which tips the scale in ShamrOcks s
favor.
BE this as 1t may, the crew Of the green
challenger is eagerly looking forward to
the next race day, praying for a breeze that
will afford true test Cf the speed of the
yachts, If such day is granted and Sham
rock fails to win, they will be the most sur
prised sailor lads that ever swung on hall
yard or reefed sail. In the meantime
they are taking matters philosophically, in
the best of spirits and no man can say as
yet that their confidence in the beautiful
Irish yacht is misplaced.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-10-09
Little Enthusiasm

STOCKVILLE, Neb., Oct. S.-(Special.)-
The much advertised populist meeting was
held here yesterday. The speakers were
Vincent of the Nonconformist, Congressman
Sutherland and Mr.. Jennings of the Second
regiment The Curtis band had been hired
for the occasion and 1t was expected to hold
the meeting on the fair grounds, where the
speakers stand was erected in the morning.
The crowd did not show up and the meeting
was held in the court room, which afforded
ample space. The attendance was not at
all what had been expected. Very little
enthusiasm was shown. w. B. Miller, candi-
date for district judge. was advertised to
speak, but failed to get here.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-10-09
spenss to vacant chairs.

OAKLAND, Neb., Oct. S.-(Special.)-A
Mr.. Saunders, lawyer from Wahoo. spoke
In the opera house here last night to about
200 hundred vacant chairs and a dozen men
and boys, He discussed Organism, Holcomb-
ism and Aguinaldoism, both in the Swedish
and American languages. The fusionis.s OF
Burt county are in desperate straits to elect
part of the county ticket, in view CT the fact
that the county has 400 republican majority
and that everybody is too busy to come out
to political harangue of the nature heard
last evening.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-10-09
opposed 10 hide DIstribution.

WASHINGTON, ,Oct.S.-(Special Telegram
Tho Indian commissioner has decided to
recommend to the secretary Of the interior
that the practice OF distributing hides gratui
tously to Indians at various agencies in the
west be discontinued. This practice was
adopted several years ago and the Indian
officials say the privilege has been abused
The matter has been brought up by recent
difficulties at Pine Ridge, Rosebud and Crow
agencies in South Dakota over the distribu-
tion OF hides, which has prompted the COM
missioner to recommend the discontinuance
OF the practice. 1t is claimed that thou
sands of dollars worth OF hides are annually
distributed to the Indians, who sell them
for low prices, using the funds derived from
their sale for purposes not approved by the
officials,
The acting secretary of the interior today
affirmed the decision OF the land commits
soner in the case OF Fisher against Thor
man, involving lands in the Des Molne:
QaD land district. He also afiirms the
decision of the commissioner in the case
OF John T. Finnigan against +. and C
Daugherty. involving lands I'm the Des
Moines district. The decision OF the com
missioner in the case OF Frank Il. Scho
against Dennis Ryan. involving lands II
the Cheyenne (Wyo) district was alsC
affirmed.
the pnstoiiice at Hartman, Deuel. county
Neb, Mail will be sent to Oshkosh.
Thomas L. Redlow OF Lead, s. D., was to-
day authoized to practice before the In
terror department.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-10-09
DEATH RECORD.
Two Deaths mt Humboldt.

HUMBOLDT, Neb., Oct. Especial y
Mrs. John H. Sparks, who has been sick for
some time past, died last night at her home
in the north part of the city The deceased
was the mother OF three children and leaves
these and a husband. Funeral services
were at the family residence today and the
interment took place at the Lynch GENE
terry.
Anton Els. an aged and highly re-
spected citizen OF this section, living five
and half miles south OF this city, died
on Saturday, September 80, after an illness
OF about a week The funeral service was
held at the family home on Monday.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-10-09
perl,in. County PopuIists.

GRANT, Neb., Oct S.-(Special. s. )-The
Perkins county populist convention was held
here Saturday. The following Is the ticket
nominated: County clerk S. Wall; treas
urer, John Kerr; Judge. NJ. D. Hull; superin-
tendent, A. Softly; sheriff, X. w. Selby;
commissioner, Second district. James Be-h-
tell
The democrats met In convention at the
close of the populist convention and ad-
journed in disgust, They made no nomina-
tions, neither would they endorse the popu-
list nominations. }
Omaha daily bee., 1899-10-09
His identity Established.

PLATTSMOUTH, Neb., Oct. S.-(special)
The unfortunate young man who lost his
life by decapitation in the B. e.
NJ yards here Thursday night, has
been identified as Dudley Coleman, who
when boy made his home in this city
with George Poisall. He worked for Judge
Newell and 5. H. Atwood in the stone quar-
ries at Louisville for couple Of years, but
Was working in the stone quarries opposite
Omaha daily bee., 1899-10-09

TEKAMAH, Neb., Oct S.--(Speclal 1.-The
grand jury for Burt county, which has been
in session in this city for two weeks past,
adjourned last evening. 1t is understood
that there are a large number of indictments
returned and the sheriff and his deputies
are busy serving warrants. Court con-
venes Monday, with Judge Keysor on the
bench, when the criminal docket will be
taken up.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-10-09

TEKAMAH, Neb Oct. S.-(special) THE
Commercial club has taken up the railroad
rate question and will attempt to secure a
little equalization. Tekamah is losing con-
siderable trade because farmers can haul
grain and hogs over to Onawa and Blencoe,
Ia, and receive from to s cents bushel
more for grain than they do here and from
20 to 25 cents a hundred more for hogs.
A committee has been appointed to examine
the tariff sheets and see il the matter can
not be Strengthened out with the assistance
of the State Board of TRANSPORTATION
Omaha daily bee., 1899-10-09
Fusion Nominees.

HUMBOLDT, Neb., Oct. S-(Specal-
The fusionists OF this precinct met on Mon
day evening and named their candidates
for precinct officers as follows: Assessor,
A. A. Hughes; justices, j. A. McDougall
and NJ Watts; constables, John Graham and
A. w. Thompson. They recommended Il.
d. Lockhard and C. c. Carter for judges
and w. c. Norton and l.. C. Edwards for
clerks.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-10-09
Howard County RcnnhIIcnnr.

ST. PAUL, Neb., Oct. S.-(Special)-The
republican county convention met here Sat
urday. J. b, Williams was chairman AMI
candidates were nominated by acclamation.
County clerk, p. s. Peterson county treas
urer Anton Lampecht; county judge, Henry
Hansen; sheriff Grant Chinn; county su-
perinter dent, Mrs. Martha S. Powell; clerk
of district court. J. A. Haggart; county sur
yeyor, r. Harvey; county coroner, Noah
Baxter. The convention passed resolutions
endorsing the administration.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-10-09
Compliments the volunteers.

HUMBOLDT. Neb,, Oct. s-(Special.)-
II. p Marble. the secretary OF the county
republican central committee. today sent
the following communication to each re-
turned volunteer soldier OF the three Ne
braska regiments who resides in this county;
MY Dear Sir: In accordance with the in
structions OF the republicans OF Richardson
county. in convention assembled. at Falls
City, September IL, Il gives me pleasure
Omaha daily bee., 1899-10-09
HY ME- NEAL.
Nlnnor-SInitI,,

NELSON, Neb., Oct S-(Special Tele-
gram) Harry V. Manor and Mary Adelaide
Smith were united in marriage at $50
O'Clock last evening at the home of the
brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs. George G
Smith. The ceremony was performed by
Rev. w. M. Porter, in the presence OF
the immediate relatives. MIR. Manor was
a member of Company II. which recently re-
turned from the Philippines. The bride is
prominent in social circles.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-10-09
nrcnI,s Arm md nib.

GREELEY CENTER, Neb Oct. s.
Especial Telegram John Dunno, on the
way from Greeley to Spaulding Saturday
evening, fell from a wagon loaded with coal
and lumber breaking an arm and rib He
was found by young Lammors a mile from
Greeley and brought to town. The doctors
say his situation is serious
Omaha daily bee., 1899-10-09
WpnInrc-TenIin.

WEST POINT, Neb., oct. S. Especial }
Yesterday afternoon Rev. A. r. Il. Oel-
schlaeger, pastor of St. Paul's German Lu-
theran church, married Fred Wendorf and
Mise Bertha zepln. The bridegroom is sec
tion foreman for the Elkhorn road at this
place and the bride is a daughter of Carl
Zeplin
Omaha daily bee., 1899-10-09
Plans for Coursing Meet,

FRIEND, Neb,, oct. S,-(Special) 1.-The
jacks for the coursing meet to be held at
this place October IL. ~ and 1S were received
yesterday and are being exercised in order to
got them in shape for some hot races. The
grounds are in fine shape and ample in size.
Up to date there, are forty-five entries for
the meet, with others being made daily.
The people OF Friend are making arrange
ments to accommodate all who may attend.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-10-09

oGALALLA, Neb., Oct. S.-(special.)-
Arowsmith, a young cowboy, was kicked
in the face by a broncho this morning
breaking his iawbone in three places.
Young Arnold, who did the cutting at the
grading camp last Monday, had his hearing
Saturday and was turned loose, the evidence
showing that he acted in sef-defense sulli
van, the wounded man, is getting along
we'll and was able to attend the trial.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-10-09

ORD, Neb., Oct. S.-(Special.) .)-valley
county's mortgage indebtedness for the
month of September is as follows: Seven
farm mortgages filed. amounting to $9,O72,
and ten satisfied, $3.50; eighty-fve chattel
mortgages filed, $31 1,97723, and ninety six
satisfied, $2S,54424.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-10-09
Ueinn-DrnDpr,

HUMBOLDT, Neb., Oct. S.-(Special.)
Israel Helm and Miss Gertrude
Draper of Dawson We're married at the
home Of the bride on Wednesday by Rev.
Scrf. The newly welded pair came to
this city the following day and took the
train for visit with relatives in Illinois.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-10-09

FORT DODGE, Ia, Oct. S.-(Special.) y
The death of Mrs. Mary Luther Marshall
occurred here last evening. Mrs. Marshall
came here with her husband, Robert Mar
shall, noted pioneer settler of Iowa, in
1860. She was one of the early settlers and
was widely known among the pioneer build
ers of the city. She claimed to be direct
descendant of Martin Luther.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-10-09
Observation-Disclosures,

SHELDON, Ia, Oct. S.-(Special "A
very pretty wedding took place at the home
OF e. P. Messer. Wednesday evening his
daughter Gertrude married to Robert
Mcfarland. They left later for trip to
ST. Paul, and will make Oakdale, Pa, their
home.