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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-12-30
ROLAND REEDS ILLNESS
Is Very Likely to Terminate Fatally.
His wife and Daughter at His Bed

side.
NEW YORK. Dec, 2o.-Roland Reed,
the actor. who was operated on Tues
day last at st. Luke's hospital, was re-
ported to be resting quietly last night.
with little change in his condition for
better or worse.
There Is some doubt as to whether or
not he was operated upon for cancer,
as reported. His trouble was origI-
nally announced as appendicitis, and
later as cancer of the stomach, and 1t
was said that half of his stomach was
removed and that he would not be able
to survive the operation very long.
HIS daughter has arrived and is con-
stantly at his bedside with her mother.
Many flowers and messages of sym
pathy arrived daily, but all but few
OF the flowers are kept away from the
sick room. 1t is feared that II the
messages were read to him they might
alarm him.
While he is not expected to live. ev-
erythIng possible is being done for him.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-12-30
THOMAS MAoKELIAR DEAD.
Prominent Typefounder and Autho
of "The American Printer"

Prominent Typefounder and Author
Of "The American Printer"
PHILADELPHIA. Pa, Dec. 20
Thomas MacKelIar senior member of
the firm Of MacKelInr, Smiths & Jor-
dan, type founders, died to-day OF
pneumonia, at his home In German
town.
Mr.. MacKellar received the degree OF
doctor of philosophy from the univer-
sIty OF Wooster, Ohio. He was the au-
thor of numerous books, poems and
hymns, his most successful venture IN
the literary line being "The American
Printer" treatise on practical print
ing.
He was president of the Type Foun-
ders Association of the United States,
and was n member of numerous other
organizations.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-12-30
REMA1Ng o. RARRYwooDYARD
viii Probably be Brought Home for
Interment.

speclal Dispatch to the IntOllIgeneer
WASHINGTON, D. c., Dec. 2s.-rt
has been ascertalned that under pro-
per regulations the body Of Ralph
woodward, who died recently In Cuba,
may be brought home, and this will
doubtless be done as soon as the ar
ranEements can be made. As stated in
Mondays InteIligencer, Senator Elkins
is interested in procuring the necessary
permits,
The deceased was brother of State
Senator Harry woodward. of Spencer
w. Va.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-12-30

HAVANA, Dee. 20.-The newspapers
a. ha,, added the names OF Ruiz Rivera
ond SisInndro Rodriguez to the list OF
aSosa aigSndy mentioned as likely to re.
cciyc cabinet positions, Each journal
.bnG onr or more reporters continually ~
thc palace precincts to interview Proml-
nani men after leaving General WOOD,
II is SAFE Ia say that no man %l'l ne
Included in the cabinet VINO W nV'
rromlncnt in cuban national politics,
ana thr public Ia confident that 1encIm, ,,,,,
Woods selections viii be exeep'ioh4Hy
atruug
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-12-30
DEATH OF MRS. CRA1oH111,
wife Of Gen. W. P. Craighill, at Bal
timore-Funeral at Charles Town.

Special Dispatch to Tho lnlclIlgoncsr.
CHARLES TOWN, w. Va, Dec. 90
Intelligence was received to-day from
Baltimore, of the denth Of Mrs. Re-
beeca Churchill Jones cralghIli. wife Of
General william p, craighill, OF
Charles Town. She had been in falling
health for some months, and the imme-
dlato cause of her death was Brights
disease. Mrs. Craighill was the daugh-
tsc OF the late Rev. Or, Alexander
Jones, Mt one time rector of the Epls-
copal church in this place. Her re-
mains were brought here tonight for
burial,
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PLAGUE SCARE AT HONOLULU.
Has Been Terribly ovsrrated-Tho
situation is Not Alarming, and the
Matter is In the Hands Of oomps-


situation IL Not Alarming, and the
Matter a IN the Hands Of q oompe-
80 p,.,.J "a EFoolth 14-i
:. s'..s =, ~, ,,s;,ss,c -, ~. 90
'.atS ,.,s tss.4'oS go I,ena,,,,, S u tho
man ,uyIS',, llS'H ,,.,' ~. ,,,,,oa
,a',Ss,...s1 !, ,,s,.,'o .,tnot,on III sa,,.
~ p,usSS s'sS's, T1,s .S,,o ..,,,,,,. 4bo
.'.llsl les.ls 80. ~, ,,.,,o.,.. 49, ,,oas nat
,'.. i'o.''.gsS = ~. s,,oh So,,sa ,o,. s,,rn
Sei'eve ',Is' q .,,t,,s ,,, 49, !. ~ SsICor
to those whose houses persons ana
food are cleanly Kept. ho mas un-
bounded confidence IN tne eenlty OF tne
board OF health TO quickly stamp OUT
the disease
Some physicians o'alrn tnlI 9ns u,.-
ease IS not the Diaek plague FuDhO
opinion Is divided Also MANY oeAeV0
that II the plague were present IN hon
olulu the inhabitants OF CHINATOWN
would be carried on oy the hunole19' 0.a
on account OF the hlthy conoltlon OF t'o
district Another Interesting Phase ot
the case is the TACT tnat no japanese
have been attacKeo' they Hvs ~ l.l'SS
numbers in the quarantlnea oistFleL
The council OF state met IN eAtFao1oi-
nary session on peeerrfoeF ~ ana Ap-
propriated S25o'oVo for Immaculate use
OF the board Of health IN eo'nD&nns tne
plague.
All Of the districts outside OF Aenola-
lu are In a clean eonaluon' ana Lnelo =
little danger that the plague "ll gam
a foothold in the other islanuS'
,,,,,,, ,o,,, ~. 90 M. ,o,,.,,,,.
NhW i.tN, 80 'S.,,,,aS -'o. ~, tho
Isles' ~. ..As 49, 1900, !, tbo
supeEv's..s SUI s.Sn S,. ,sn"n,,., .o,,.S
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-12-30

elected ppesldent. TO succeed J. snith,
resigned. Charles E, voist, OF coraop-
oils, Pa. was elected Vice prealdent,
ana Henry pobbins, philadelphia, Soc
rotary. The salary Of the president
was Increased from $500 a year TO
5000. and the vice preaident was ale
lowed 1880 year. Heretofore the
vice president served without salary,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-12-30
1A1r DELIVERY AT GRAFTON.
All the Prisoners Except One WO'
mnn Escaped in Daylight.

Special Dispatch to the lntelliEencer
GRAFTON, w. Va. Dee. 29.-ThIs
city was the scene OF Wholesale jail
delivery this afternoon in broad day
light. Every prisoner escaped except
one lone woman, who IL in FOR iufonu-
eide. There were about dozen Of them
charged respectively with all the crimes
in the catalogue. Circuit court con-
yenes Tuesday, hence the haste to be
gone.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-12-30
A Mother in Israel Gone to reward

Special DIspntcn In tho Intelligence
CHARLES TOWN, W. Va, Dec. 20
Mrs Mary g. SPOTS. wife Of the late
George IS. SPOTS, died this morning
at her late residence In this place, after
an Illness Of some days, aged eighty
two yoaH., She IS survived by ono
danght"r Mrs. A. d. Barr and one
son. Mr. George w. NJ. SPOTS. Of 81.
Louis. 80, and n number Of grand
rhlldrcn. Hu funernl win take place
sunday In the Baptist church.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-12-30
Probable Increnae Of Army IN AlaslEa.

WASHINGTON. Dec 29.-1t may be
decided to increase the number of troops
in Alaska, on the ground that the com
startly Increasing population demands
additional protection. Reports reach
ed the departments indicate that the
rush to Alaska next year. especially TO
Cape Nome, and that more troops prob
ably be required. II Is likely that one
or more additional posts will be cstab-
llshcd. one doubtless at Cape Nome but
none OF the details have yet been work.
cd out
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-12-30

Flint alasswOrkers-salaries Raised.
PITTSBURGH, Pa, Dec, ca.--At a
special convention OF the American
Flint GlasswOrkcrs Union, held here
to-day, John Runzler, of this city, was
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-12-30

The temperature yesterday rs observed
BY C. Schnepf drugglst corner OF Market
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-12-30
wenthnr Foreoast % To.day.

For Western Pennsylyanla-Fair: con-
tInued cold Saturday and Sunday, except
probably snow lurrles near the lake; fresh
10 north winds.
cold Saturday and Sunday; fresh west 10
north winds
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Get Some oflt BY Advertls.
ing Iq the Daily InteIlIGencer.
Sure Returns For Small Outlay
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I'm Greta aclest, SIN 9nidauen ibrel
lubelnDell &inoes fpnnte Iie ni1t an.
oers, als @retas Wange tiiiien.
uSie &plen-Gie tpiiien! llnb bies
gilO-"
IS mar Der Gnsel, mel6er bas tpbte
Ginb gen Dimmel trd9t.
@retas augen faben lanee baraul
nieoer. Sbrdnen tropften bon ibretl
Wimpern. Qber Die dbenbe 6erbe bes
S9merses fam ni6t suriid.
Der tleine 6ran5 mar in5,uii6en brei=
mol auf iein'. S6aufe1pferb setieeen
-uno ebenfu oft beruilter sefaifen. Cine
ifattli6e @eule 5ierte feline Stirn, bic er
ifols BON Seoermafn1 bemunbern lief.
Sas @eibna6tsmabl unb ipdter Der
4unib batten Die Seiiitimmuns 10 melt
erbobt, baB Slaf lid aud in @retas
gnluelenbeii ieiner uripiidiiaen 5eiter=
felt iiberlieB. 9ei @eIesenbeit zines
ipl6en lleberl0dumens ieiner tpein=
froben 2dune, als riti9sum bellies 9luf=
laden ert0nte, iab man all9 8reta,
nniuioerifebli6 bitiseriiien, ber3lidb in
bas allgemeine 2a6en einitimmen.
(Sortiesuns folat.)
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altllione,. ipersem peri@eatt!

Gs 1T setuiB iuobltbuenb fiir, bas
Ghblifum, gu erfabren, oaB es bod tuez
nis1tens elm @el9aft i'm 9anbe siebt,
tpelbes nidt babor auriidIdredt, ben
8eoiirftisen unb 2eibenben seseniiber
eroBmiitbig gu fein. 9ie 8eiiber BON
9r. Sings gaeuer Gntbeduns fir
S9uinoiu6t, 9uiten unb Sdnupfen buz
ben iiber sebn MilIionen grobeFal9en
bieier srOBen Mebi5in peri9enft unb
baben Die @enustbuuns slt ipiiielr, baB
babur6 in Tauienben BON abiolut boff=
nunssloien 5dllen cine 9eiluns eraielt
tuuroe. Iitbma, 8ron6itis, 9eiierfeit
uno ale 2eioen 6es 9alles, Der 8ruit
uno Der 2unsen iperben babur1 fi6er
furirt. Man ipre1e in Der Mpptbefe
bon S. &alteper unb Gobn Dor unb laiie
ii9 cine 9robeflaf6e umionit seben.
&egaldre @r6Be so Gents unb $1.0O.
Seoe 5lalde tuirb sarantirt, ooer Der
Preis suriderfattet.
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eettt .Xebet. ,pmrpe aerettet.

Serr S. 6. 2illp, Elm berporrasenber
Burger bon Sannibal, SEQ. tuur6e auf
tpnnoerpole @eiIe BON einem Idredliz
den 9obe errettet. St eraablt in He,
5us bierauf 5olsenbes: nSd erfranfte
an tbpb6iem Gieber, bas in 2unsenent=
siinbuns iibersins. Meine 2unaen per-
bdrteten fid. Sd uar 70 f9iuad, baB
ib ni9t einnlal aufre6t i'm Bette 1iben
fonnte. gaidts balf mir. SD eripar,
tete i6on balb an Der Gdminbiudt au
iterben. als ib bon Or. &inas ,,gaeaer
@ntoedang" b6rte. Cine Sla1de per.
i9affte mir i6on sroBe grlei6teruna.
SD ieste aber ben @ebraud fort ano
lebt fable i'd mid seiunb uub itarf unb
tann oieie Mebiain gar ni9t senua To-
ben. Dieie Mebisin beilt am iiberlten
unb i9neuiten alle 9als= unb 2unaen=
leioen. Die resuldre @r5Be 3u so Gts.
uno s1.00. 9rubeflaiden frei in Der
apotbete BON S. &alteDer & 5on. ssebe
Slaide tpirb earantirt.
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Das Dorfki1S.
~
&aa.an bon @enre eart,pis.
Gprtissane.l

ST fannie Snes' G1arfblid Idngif.
bieiemsMoment aber entiebte er ii6
tr6bbem babDr, iie feline i1neraen Sc
s0dnfen tuie dus eineni offenen gude
sleien 3l b6rer. Mber tpie @retds reines
Ntfb Tim bDr Die Geele trat, serfloB bas
bdBli9e 2idt. tpel9es Snes auf iie
fallen lieB.
$. 9u berleuntbeff T. iaete er nit elmer
NGu1e, urn bic er ii1 felbIf betpunberte.
sDie 6rau, BON Der Du ipri6f, tit bod
erbaben iiber SpDtt unb Ierbadt.
M}er fte anareift, nm iie berabauieben
In nleinen gugen Dber in ben Mugen
Der Welt fdldgt fi6 ielbff in's gntlig.
i n9ersieb |" rief fie, feline bebenben
Mppen nit RAID aufflammenber 2iebe
betradtenb. sglber Du geb6rif mir.
SD fdmpfe UNI Di1.
pDas baif Du nint n0tbis uno tuirlf
es ME nDtbig baben, 10 lange mir nod
Elm Gunfen Selbifadtung bleibt. Nber
idDne bic Wunbe, an Der 1lein @eipi1=
fen augenblidli1 franft. Sic tpirbr au
i9mer5en aufb0ren, tpenn Der gfi6fer
In mir ben gertbeioiser auffommen
ldBt.
.gertbeibist Did nidt Die eanse
Welt?1 rief Snes ipottenb. sd mill
Dir tire berufenlten @ertreter aeaer=
iiberifeifen. 8efrase lie. llnb fannit
0u AUDI 1lllr einen gu Geiner Nn=
s r ~. - Y r<rs.
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Is. 6 apitel.

Die Sdmnerung berglomm. Gin
ipin5iger GDloftreifen ringelte iid nod
ldngs oes Genifertreu8es in's gemad5
linein, iiber ben Genitertritt binuea
duf oas 6unfle Ginberbaupt, tpeldes In
sngfter @ertrauIi6teit ii6 seeen Gretas
Sdulter lebnte.
Run flingelt's baI0l Sa? Rlin.
9eIt's nun baIb, liebe Sante Gretd?"
gs mar Meibna9tsbeilig
90 ihnell mar er berbeiaefDmmen /!
0reta bate gemeint, Die Belt miiie
fortan fiir jie ftiIliteben. llnb nun ldu-
teten bic Mben6gloden BON alien 9hiir-
men bas fr6bli9e Gelf elm.
r6reuff Su Did aud, Sante @reta?
Sage RAID, freuff gu 9i9 aud auf's
gbriiffinb9en?"
Grta ba6ie an ben perfloiienen
6eiligabenb, an 9liflas' toabares @e-
f9elt, fir tpeldes 9anf au empfinben
ibr 70 fdtuer getporben mar; an bas
berf9neite 9orfbaus nit ben tablen
&Dienranten; an bas tleine Grab brau-
ben p0r BEN 9bpre, bas 10 freunbli9
Bef9miidt aus ber MafIe bergeikner
Dd9sl aufraste.
Munberiam Ser berbe G1mer3,
ben icnR all' biefe &iIderinnerungen In
tbr ipadriefen, mar miIber Mebmutb
9eiui9en.
9amals, ala lie bieies 3aus betrat,
erl@iittsrt bis IN Die tiefte 9iefe ibrer
STEELE, bem aeben pOllie entfrembrt,
glanbte iie beim Giutritt itbpn an enpe
ibrer ardfts su iein. Ser 9lnbiid oss
&inoes nit ben la1enoen gluocu llo
oem unerf9Dpili6eu GrDbIinn brad ihr
falt oas 9ers. 9lber es lam elm Sac
mo- Der &leine franf uno bilieludlero
bas a0pf6en an ibre 8ruit briidts
uno ba fanb iie bic Giille ibrer Qie6s
ipieber.
Sic tuasen iebr quite areunbe oeippr-
ben, Der bubble 2nabe uno iie. er un.
5ertrennli9 BON ibr, iie unermiblid, fiir
Jpn. ueberall unb iinmer apq er @refos
@eielli6aft jeber anberen, ielbit Der
Iuifigen ieines Dntels Olaf por.
1n ben sri1sn Mp6sn ihres alnpsisrl.
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sc. s. 6pfheima,

ZIG Sub Glores straBe, San Mu.
tonio, Seras, neben Geo. 6tumbera' .
Store. 0dnbler In Garm. 8er6tbldaf.
ten unb Wageu. Sd nebme gebraud5te
gDagen uno BuggieS nebR aaufssHe.
oingunssn In 8aui@ fur Neue. Gin
Seiub nieineS Waarenlaeers uirb Don
behen Iollfdnbisteit tiberaeuaen.
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Santes staerlei aus 9eati@Iano

Die II Wlilionen fur bic Raroliuen.
Snieln iDerben bemnd1f, fpbalb Der
Mct Der uebergabe Der SnleIm an
Oeuti6lanb In Geeenwart beutf@er
ariegsf@iffe bolsosen iii. ausse3abIt
merben. Dte Organization Der Ser.
ualtung for bic In brei Be3irte ein3u.
+, tbeilenben JnieIgruppeu uirb eine an,
bere fein. alS In ben iibrigen beutiMen
e6uBgebieteu. Der Nfeffor Or. Dahl
tpirb aIs Wices@oberneur 3u ponape
uuf ben Qftarolinen eingefebt, m1b.
renb Der eetretdr Senift unb Der M1e.
for GriB aIs Beairtss0aupiIeute anf
ben Nariauen unb ben WeREarolinen
palten.
Die sriedil@en OfR3iere para.
baiilios, StratispS unb Wetaieus Rnb
gum Beiu9e Der Bsrliuer 4riegsota,
bemie tommanbirt morben. Wie Aber
3rouprin3 Ronifantin ben Offiaieren
gegeniiber ausbradli9 erfldrie, III bie
gntfenouug berIelben ant cine beion.
oere einlabung bes beuti@en Raiiers
btu erfolgt. Die Offi3iere tperben bret
Sabre lang tn Berlin bIeiben unb ta.
raufbin In ben grie@iiden General.
paO elnlIeleH.
preuben unb bonn beutl9en @ei9e aIs
saunf' Rabfabrer" ipirb beridtet:
Bel benz anIdBli@ bes GebanfeRes uu.
!er peg Naoeilsn Deg ploner Haoetten.
gaulsS arrangtrteR HunfraofaDren poi
PCT Hronprin3 5tnet erne Eretle errull'
gen. per Hroaprtil3 itt tn plon als
oel3n9uger MaDfaDrer oslariit, per 0te
| I@mlerl9ten 5onren rtettert iinD j!iln
SsIp's. SsI o's Is.ss oe!gaug oOA oet
X Xoys Ds. ; MuSss'sagauiss y aaw eeM %
Su.,ssx.s. Susa W ,aisausl pa.s M SnIaass!' g!s
,asaa. p...sv.aly.',aag slio'S'e palW Os'
As'1'ISau' Wis 49,. =; D.'asD: ass.,. n.,x
mrt.;..y - .t;. I.vsn .s.w.sasns ssu DsaslIs
snoe sS1oe'...,ssgl'S'Ha'eausL .ss9 !uI pas Jagr
.S;sxs sSvv sIsgu:. mu.: H. y: WY '9sds o.Ogla'
Hs.lss So IS.sssm ..%s nusl ~ UIs .. loetsl'pl,
nS sgsa M.swsiageaoSsuEOa.isa. s. Uaos!
aap =, aaW Dss S!IaIea m aalgsaag.I; PIC
s..a y ~. Vssap W;x us. paI,s' sor " usToubsn s
n" gI,,.a' ...a. 81 %sG.ssa M9 eIa 900 mluaais 4
,ausn ~ Sul W. ~ AoesoIohsls: 9eII -
~ ~ xo9e,spns,sh oleuW'sa e'agsI
a1g gs WY. " & ge!aagaIB ~ Waaesrn
gs ~ i,Mu uas o'eHogeel0n. ~gget, UloS
sSgsuulDl; =. slm' paale' QsIae pelS'
isIS' MIS G..;s. yoIMuan: x 1aOeas ,s MeiBgens'
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somtbern 9saeiiic Habm.
Mbfahrt.

saad Stem Orleans, SOuiton nub
@alpeiton tdslid. .............
..12:10 MittaSs uno $3.50 Nbenbs.
Na9 eagle HaB, Merico ac.....
............... IL 80 0orrn.
Nah @alifornien. ........4:45 Na4m.
Gnfunft.
Bon gsetp Orleans, Souiton unb Galz
peifon tdslid.
.....7:25 Born. unb 7::3O No1m.
Bon @alifDrnien &c. IL 80 Born.
Ton eagle 8aB un6 @eIico.
700 Mbenbs.
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Sefanmtuta@mtta.

.. Se@imiem. 234 on 0ouiion.
StraBe. Damen. unb 6erren.
2 s g nstber. Is Sabre I'M gefddfi,
Saraniirt y prcmpte unb quite arbeit.
RdfoHable prsife.
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Giitn6abll Ta1r.Ylall.
S. & o. u. Saba.
Mbfahrt.

NU dgrt.
gead Ct, 2ouis bia Sron Mountain
ober W, 6. & 80 yeadm.
Na6 ct. Souls bia Srpn Mountain
Goute. e.............8::3O Mbenbs.
@a9 9earne fdslid. $500 Morsens.
ytad 2arebo. 1000 Horm.
Nufunft.
Bon ct. Souls, Sron Mountain & M.
Sc. q $3.50 4prnl.
Ton ct. Souls, Sron Mountain & M,
SC. & s.. T.............3:55 Nadjm.
Bon 9earne tdsli9. .10:20 M6enbs.
Son 3arebo. o..........12:: % Hahn.
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Serb. etaifeI. 331 gafi gous'
il1erce 6traBe. Gelb' unb Gartene
6dmereien fets frifh. Wfnter &uri
Oats. &osssn uub 0erfe fdr Winter
pafure. Pratts Food fhr pferbe,
3iibs unb 6hbuer. Dos beRe MitteI,
UNI 6abner Iegeu ~ tuaGen.
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q. u. & u. =. 8abm.
Mbfahrt.

9aa9 @aluefton, Souiton uno Guero
td9lt1 800 BurMt.
Mad CORPUS gbriti, Mranias Ha6
tno Beebile tdsli@ ....1 100 Na@m.
yfa1 &errpille tdsli@, aussenommen
Samitass u. Gonntass, 3:15 Ma9m
Rah &errpi0e, Gonntaes g 80 BORN,
Nah &errpiae, @amftass. A 80 gta9m.
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RED LEMONADE DAY.
Lemen Bros. Circus Gave & Good
 Show in Wadena Wednesday.

On the whole, the best circus that has visited Wadeha in many years showed here Wednesday,, under the name of "Lemen Bros. Worlds Mon- ster shows" The very large crowd which attended the afternoon per formance were all well pleased with the attractions offered and the treat ment they received. "Raiah" is the largest and most ponderous mass of elephantine flesh that one ever be- held. while the boxing kangaroo is also great novelty. He puts up his fists and enters into the three round contest with all the vim and science of pugilist. and his knock out blow is a eorker, consisting of sitting on his enormous tail and dealing his antagonist a blow with all four feet. The riding was also good; SD was the tLmbling, wire walking, horizontal barand trapeze performances. The races were also exciting and interesting.
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>.><~~r-~f oALAMAGUNDl. ! By wALTHAM wINKER. 7
IT'S 4 FACTeTHAT
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ra. .orv report we recsi5ts from 0fi. is -o is' mortalitv s report. ; Immsrf I otis, eveyti' ,.lng with him seeme ro ne on the 2 fsgead.
 Keep your waststher-eye open and see that yor ffind out who the Hast rose of sggnmer' will be.
 "Jeack the Ripper" and Jack the kiisser' and Jack the hugger" have passed into utter insignifieance since the advent of Jack the hugger" and Jack the feather grabber."
 The Graphic is an up-to-date daily, for all our news is received via the
 wireless telegraphy" line.
 The first thir.g Dewey did was to land in the nome of trusts. Anoth- CT thing was that he threw the hooks into the committee who ex- pected his arrival Thursday.
 The throb of patriotism that will beat in every American's heart when Dewey sets foot on land will halt the world-even shake France.
 The streets of Pine Bluff are soon to be paraded. We have enough of people who parade themselves daily on the streets. and they are no cir GUS either.
 We are going to have circus. Hullygee! Say boys, we won't do a ting'to 'em' Now don't go to get tin sick or playin' hockey" for if you do when you g1 back to school the tea cher will shave a eilcus out of you.
 The convention of business men who interceded with Toney and Eos ter during the last days of Pompei. l mean the legislature, and who did not want the antitrust law thrust upon them in the insurance line will.i is rumored, unqnalified!y sup, pert Toney and Foste., for the next legislature.
 Leo. NJ. Andrews refused l-2 cents for his 10 or F bales of cottoE which he stationed at the corner of Main street and Second avenue. He wanted cents; he ought to have re- ceived it,for he had corner on the bank and there's money in it.
 Cotton is rolling into our city and the price is rolling with it.
 How would you like to be the man with Dewey?
 There is a certain young man in this city who can't write, hence his propensity for speaking over the telephone to his fair inamorata. His conversation is abbreviated last ing only about three hours. When the young lady reads this. opine, she will exclaim: "Ain't it the truth?" know have "Lyt-tle to do in w-iting this but thea it comes under the head of "Sallee'-magun- di
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Mir. sam Wright and his wife have arrived in the city from Hot Springs. They will be one of the marvellous attractions at the Fair. Mir. Wright, in performing the feats he does, pug zles the public. the doctors and every one. He is equal to one of the seven wonders of the world.
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Have your clothes cleaned and dyed by the German Steam Dye Co.,, No. 213 West Barraque St. Work guaranteed. 20
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Just received new macketel, large and nice, 10 cents each. Also cod fish and Holland herring.-McG Cain Grocery Co.
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AMERICAS Greatest Medicine is R Hoods Sarsaparilla, because 1t pos sesses unequalled curative powers and
 its record of cures is GREATEST.
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MT. ". $. Crenshaw left last night for Vanderbilt University. at Nash vile, Tenn. He goes to study den- tistry.
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FOR SALE-A good and gentle family pony. age , years. Apply at No. 626 East sixth avenue.