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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-11-09
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DELEGATES APPOINTED
the International Mining Con-
praas-Chnrtars Granted.

10 the international Mining Con"
gress-C Charters Granted,
Special Dispatch to the IntellIgencer.
CHARLESTON, W. Va, Nov. 81
The following delegates were to-day
appointed by Governor Atkinson to the
international mining congress, which
meets at Milwaukee, June. 1900;
william B. Brooks. w. B. Young,
Fairmont: G. o. Gaskell. Montana;
William Reed, Beechwood; A. J, Ruck-
man. Edward L. Caldwell, Monongah;
F. S. Landstreet, Davis; ], w. PakI.
Charleston; ]. C. Dryden, Coketon; ].
B. Jenkins, Albert; o. Tibbetts, Savage;
W. T, Blackstone, Elk Garden; w. II.
Harvey, Tunnelton: Philip Kuntz,
Wheeling; NJ, G. Tyler, Splllman; H. L.
Reush, SPIIlmnn: J. c. HID, Raymond
City; Carl Schotz. ]. w, Dawson, Mann
moth; William N. Page, Ansted; John
T.. Carver. Edgewater; j. a. Brown,
QunnimOnt; James Kay, Prince; l.. r.
Tierney, Eikhorn; James p. Jones.
Freeman. w. II. McQuRil, Enins: w.
II. Thomas, Alonzo; o. H. Miller,
Thacker; C. c, BeueryS Claremont; John
w. Mason, Fairmont; A. M. Smith.
Raymond .GllyI "A. II. duulpAIlsS' Luz
luth. MINI: L. w. Nuttall, Nuttall-
burg; John c. Morrison, Crown Hill;
Joseph TIerney, Bramwell; James F.
Beaver, Welch
The secretary OF state to-day issued
n certificate Of incorporation TO the
trust company of West Virginia, of
ElkIns, with an authorized capital Of
$l,OOO.OOO, The incorporators are: II.
g. Davis, Senator S. b. Elkins, ex-
Congressman Kerens. of st. Louis, Mo-;
C. NJ. Hendly, OF Washington, D. c.,
and others.
A charter was issued. also, to the
BelIngtOn & Beaver Creek Railroad
Company. Belington, with capital Of
100000. The railroad which the COM
pany proposes to build will begin at
Belington in Barbour county, and run
thence to Beaver Creek, In Randolph
county, and thence by the most conye-
nIent route to Staunton. Virginia. The
incorpOrators are: Charles Braden-
burg, F.. b. Rease and George C. Lee,
Of West Virginia: c. a. Beckett, Of ILL.,
nois, and W. r. Kramer. OF Pennsylva-
MIA.
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MARTINS FERRY HIGH SCHOOL
Eleven Won an Interesting Game
From the Cathedral High School
Team, of Wheeling, Wednesday At

Eleven won an AA'e1Os'As
From the Cathedral High School
Team, of Wheeling, Wednesday At
ternoon.
m. Martins Ferry and Cathedral
slgb school football teams played an
Interesting game on the Island ball
rounds yesterday afternoon in the
Drcsence Of fair sized crowd. The
oy,r.the-rtver boys won; score, Is to O.
Twenty minute halves were played.
Martins Ferry had an advantage in
weight but won by all round better
nloyIng Their team work was gilt
edged. They played fast, hard foot
hail and appeared to be a hardy lot OF
youngsters, In splendid condition.
There was the usual talk about rim.
cars" as Is customary in schooI
Games. and It looked like the second
Soif wouldn't be played because Ike
lewis wanted TO play for Martins
Very. Lewis claimed to be u coach,
which was not Objectionable to the Ca
thedral lads. But they did object TO
lewis. who had been very much IN evil
dence throughout the game, advising
the Ohio students to use the elbow II
e. said, Otherwise the game passed
Of smoothly. The sooner 1t IS realised
that football, like any other game, cant
he elevated too high, the better 1t Will
he for the sport in this section. Left
IN themselves, there Is no harm In the
friendly rivalry Of the school teams
and any tendency to slug should pc
Stamped out good and hard,
The Cathedral won the kick on, ana
IN n few minutes OF play, aided by
had tumble BY the Cathedral, Horace
lewis crossed the goal line for Mar
rims Ferry after an elegant run
through a field Of tackles. Young
lewis distinguished himself in q SINH
lar manner shortly Rfterward for an
other long run and touchdown. The
half ended with the ball In the Cathe-
drals territory.
beautiful run early in the second mar:
LLOYD making the score. For the rest OF
the half the Cathedrals put up a stub
horn game, and after finding weak
spot in Martins Ferry's iine. they
rounded It for steady gains, advanc-
ing the ball to the twenty-yard line,
where II was lost on tumble. Mar
tins Ferry wasn't able to do much
with It before time was called: Goals
were kicked on all three touchdowns.
Lewis. Lloyd and Drennen were the
shining lights for Martins Ferry, and
they were well backed up. For the
Cathedral O'BrIen, Gordon and Cor
gestos did Trojan work. GorgestoS Is a
s,a,,nv rranL Tho 1IOa,Ilns
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Poisoned Candy.

Special Dispatch to, the IntellIEencor
CHARLESTON, w. Va. Nov. s.
Wood Hutchinson. and Frank MankIn,
who lived near the Marshes in Raleigh
county, are dead, and Jerry McGrady
and Ell. Smith, living Mt the same place.
are in critical condition. as the result
Of drinking cinnamon drops, purchased
from Cyrus Shutters An autopsy on
Hutchlnson's stomach revealed guam
titles OF poison.
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Puddlers az nn advance.

YOUNGSTOWN, o., Nov. Sat n
wage conference to-day between James
H. Mutt. of the Iron Manufacturers
Association. and committee repre-
sentlng the Amalgamated Association
of Iron and Steel Workers. the wage
scale for November and December was
placed on a basis of 40 cents, which
makes the wages OF puddiers IS so. an
increase Of fifty cents per ton. This IS
the highest price paid for pudding
since 1880.
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vanderbilt,s VIII.

NEW YORK, Nov, S.-The will of the
late Cornelius Vanderbilt was offered
for formal probate to-day before Pro-
bate Clerk Washburn. All the living
witnesses to the will which was eXecu-
ted June IS, 1896, and the two codicils.
the first of which was executed April
"a, 1897, and the second April 4, 1899,
we're present and testified to their sig
nature on the will and codlcils.
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The President in washington

WASHINGTON. D. G., Nov, S.-The
President received great many con-
gratulatory kilograms this afternoon.
He expressed himself as well pleased
with the result of the elections. espe-
cIally In Ohio. He got n telegram from
Niles his birth place, which gratiAed
him exceedingly. II stated that there
had been n Republican gain there OF
over 400
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CHICAGO. Nov. S.-EddIe McDuifee,
at Garfield Park to-day, paced by a
motor, reduced the worlds record for
one-thIrd mile from 90 lis seconds to
q 2-h seconds, He also clipped n
quarter Of second off the quarter mile
record, making the distance IN q 20
seconds. Major Taylor went after the
mile record. but his motor broke down
before half the distance had been GOV.
cred. Both men have come TO Chicago
to try to lower all the records UP to ten
miles. and will remain az long as tho
weather continues favorable.
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THE RIvER.
YDsrERpAY,s DEPARTURES.

Charleston. .KANAWHA, S p. m.
Marietta. :. URANIA. S a. m,
Pittsburgh. =. BEN HuR, ~. M.
SistersVille. RUTH. $3.50 D. m.
Darlington. :. LEROY. $50 p. nj.
steubenVille. n. NJ. BAYNE., $50 p. m,
BOATS LEAVING TO-DAY.
Cincinnati. q. VIRGINIA. ga. m.
Marietta. URANIA, s 4. m,
Parkersburg. H. *. BEDFORD. II a m.
Pittsburgh. .LORENA, 2 a. M
Pittsburgh. :. GREENWOOD. $50 a. m.
SIstersVi!le. RUTH, $50 p, III.
Darlington. a.. LEROY. $3.50 p. IN.
SteubenvIlle. r. NJ. RAYNE, 80 p. m.
BOATS LEAVING TOMORROW.
Marietta -. URANIA. S a. IN.
Parkersburg. BEN HER, II a. IN.
SiHtersvllle :. RUTH, $3.50 p. M.
Darlington LEROY. $3.50 p. m.
steubenvIlle. r. NJ. BAYNE, $50 p. m.
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To Los Angeles and Southern Gait
foPnIa.

To Los Angeles and Southern Gait
fOPnIa.
Every Friday night at 1886 p. M,
through tourist car for LOS Angeles
and Southern California leaves the CHI
caGo, Milwaukee & st. Paul railway
union passenger station, Chicago, via
Omaha, Colorado Springs and Salt
Lake City, for all points In Colorado,
Utah, Nevada and California,
In addition to the regular Pullman
porter each car 10 accompanied by an
Intelligent, competent and courteous
courier" who will attend to the wants
Of passengers en- route. This Is an en-
tirely new feature OF tourist car service
and will be appreciated by families or
by ladies' travelling alone. Particular
attention Is paid to the care Of children,
who usually set weary on long jour
ney.
These tourist cars are sleeping cars
supplied with all the accessories neces-
sary to make the Journey comfortable
and pleasant, and the berth rate leach
berth will accommodate two persons)
is only 100 from Chicago to Callfor-
MIA. Ask the nearest ticket agent for a
tourist car folder, or address Robert
G, Jones, Travelling Passenger Agent,
u Carew Building, Cincinnati, o. tn
Liver Complaints cured by REICH
ANTS PILLS.
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NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given to the stockhQtd-
ness ut bridgeport Ohio, and any other
persons Interested that the books Of Sal4
Crystal Glass Co. for transfer Of stock VIII
Do closed until November y, 1893, on 40:
count OF Intended sale and transfer OF
the property OF said company on or before
November !. lSgg. gre
BY order OF board Of Directors.
oCI6-m&th G. ROY BOYD. See'y.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-11-09

NEW YORK, Nov. s.-Chnrles H.
Treat, collector OF internal revenue for
second district of New York, received
instructions from Washington to-day,
to suspend the collection Of the Tux on
call loans pending n decision by the at
torney general. Mr. Treat thereupon
announced that he would Immediately
notify those interested in the case that
nothing further would be done by the
New York office until the Washington
authorities had been heard from again.
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nlr Blaze at MassIllon.

MAssILLoN. Ohio, Nov S.--A big
fire is raging in the business section OF
this city. The Altman and Putnam
block has been destroyed and II now
looks as though the Ecister and Pelle
blocks were doomed. The fire started
IN the Altman & Putnam block can
ton has been wired to send help. The
loss viii probably reach from S2Oo,o 900 to
1000 600
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Found Not Guilty.

PITTSBURGH, Pa, Nov. S.-John
Cavnnaugh and five others charged
with the death of kid Lavelle." who
died from injuries received In n prize
fight with Cnvanaugh at Homestead,
last April, were to-day found not gull
~. The costs were imposed on the de-
Pendants.
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Saws ia e san praaident.

PONCE, PORTO RICO. Nov. SIT is
known that General Andrade. the de-
posed president OF Venezuela, has ar
rived at San Juan de Porto Rico. on
board the steamer Saint Simon. He Is
quoted as having said in an interview
that he was still president Of VeneZue-
Ia and that he would soon return to
that country.
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.prrnn Wi11 40 Go Huntlng.

SPRINGFIELD, Mo, Nov. Sword
has been received that William j.
Bryan has decided not to accompany
the party Of Democrats who VIII arrive
here Monday, on their way to fancy
county. for two weeks hunt the
party was to have included Bryan, w,
j. Stone and several other prominent
npnnprOIa
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The marks at y. IN. showed feet
inches and falling. Weather, cloudy and
warm.
The Virginia did not reach Wheeling
until early this morning on account Of
sticking on the bar ut Duff's, as detailed
below.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-11-09

Owing 10 had health, l have this day
sold my interest In tho buslneFg Of LaWtR
q Clemens, at No. 81 Twelfth street,
Wheeling, w. Va, to II. B. Clemens, who
and who Is authorized to collect all blllB
due the late firm. and pay all AccOunta
against same. Thanking our patrons for
their liberal patronage during the pest
twenty-one years, / respectfully ask 9 con.
tlnuatlon OF same for my late partner and
successor TaDS. H LtEWIR
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FOOT BALL.


A rafting good practice was had by
two scrub teams at the ball park yes
terday afternoon. and 1t will continue
every afternoon. beginning at o'clock.
1t is now a sure thing that crack
team will be selected for future games,
and patrons may rest assured Of seeing
tho real article Saturday, when Wheel
ing and Washington meet. The team
will be selected from these players:
Blake, Mathis, Harry Gordon, Ollie
Kline, John Edwards. Will Edwards,
Bob Edwards. KIncheloe, slippner,
Lynch, Norrington, Howard Edwards,
Sweeney, Coss, Smith, w, Thomas, o.
lie Menser, II. DeIters, C. Deiters, Mil
Ter, Davis and many others.
Harry Gordon. who played with Ma
rIetta College, will likely play for
Wheeling In Saturdays game. Cor.
don is a Parkersburg boy and weighs
$50 pounds.
Saturdays game will be called ut $3.50
n. M, no Washington can return home
on the $50 p. m. Baltimore & Ohio
train.
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PennanlvnnIa paY.

HARRISBURG, Pa, Nov. Slower
nor Stone issued proclamation to-
day, designating November 16 as Penn
sylvanIa day at the national export ex-
position.
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BOXING.

Jack Bonner is expected to give in
Pittsburgh on Friday and will ut once
go to Wheeling to finish his training
for John Finnigan. Jack now weighs
1856 pounds. and he is in good shape
Pittsburgh Post.
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FAM1LY WASTING.

Rough Dry Washed, stRrched and
Dried B cents per pound.
Flat Work, Washed and Ironed, 8
All hand work finished 10 cents
per pound. At LuT2 BROS,
Homo Steam Laundry.
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BOSTON, Nov. S.--AdmIral Dewcy's
flagship Olympia, went out of commits
sion at the Charlestown navy yard to-
day, All the officers and CROW were
assembled OH the quarter deck, where
Captain Lamberton badc them good
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1t is possible that Oscar Gardner Will
shortly return 10 Wheeling. although he
is reported matched with Jack Hamil
ton. He will have to do something to
regain his prestige In New York.
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Mnrrnni snIls for England.

NEW YORK. Nov. S.-Mr, MarconI
sailed for England to-day. He said MT
the steamship pier that his assistants
had gone to South Africa With wireless
teleErnphy apparatus, expecting 10 give
the system n tcat In actual warfare
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rived at their home yesterday morn
Ing.
george Noble has returned from
Claysville. Pa.
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Musee League.

The Tom Nioore's took three straight
from the Daisies last night, Knoke wen.
to the front with 52S for the three games.
Hanes' 100 was the best one game score,
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BOWLING.


The Manhnttans won three games from
the Indians on Tuesday evening, tho feat
urc Of tho game being the rolling OF Rob.
ert KRAFT. Score:
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esasral NoNers.


The firm of Lewis & Clemens, BARRIERS,
a. No; 81 Twelfth street. IN the city q
by mutual consent, II. b. Clemens havlnB
purchased the interest Of ThOr9AB Il.
LaWis. All persons indebted 70 N0 late
firm Will please settle without delay With
H. B. Clemens. All persons having 40.
counts against the late firm Will pFagOnt
them to him for settlement,
DEVILS q CLEMENa. .
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KISSING BUGS.

The Kissing Bugs won two Of three
games from the An Rioters last night.
Martl's sol was the best three game score.
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5orSah.

HtANARIEs- HARTZ MOUNTAIN
Z Rollers. Males from 500 Up. Females
Zoe: also Bird Cages At HENRY, HELM.
BRIGHT'S. corner Market and sixth
streets. eosA,.
NOR sAI.E-REAL ESTATE: DEsIRA,
Die residence for sale offer my resi-
dOncc, No. Ill South Front street, quite
oinfortable and In perfect condition; good
location. Inquire No. Ill South Front 81
seg5 WM. ]. LUTZ
NOR SALE - FINE BRICK DWELL
ING on Fourteenth st.; offer my
residence, No. llj Fourteenth st. for salei
possession and terms to suit purchaser;
INQUIRE 81 T d. MCLAIN. Dental ana
Surgical depot, City Bank building
nlrll
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Umpire, McCahon.
Scorers, McConkey and Gilllgan.
Tonight, PellcanS VS.. Auditors.
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PEABODY BUILDING.
FOR SALE.
REAI FSIAIE RULLETIN,

WANTED Good Mortgage Loan on CRY
and County Real Estate 4ta
ASA for lot on Lind street; -, ....,
ssS for iot at Park View, 80.
$500 for lot 25xloO Wood street. sou'"
W Y SS6 Il. coo. p,7oO and $3.50 for lots and
'htiiiding sites In Pleasant valley. .L
II. 10 FOR 6-roomed house ana lot' soutn
> StSS5 FOR two-story brick dwelling ana
lnt North Main street: very best Location.
~ IA and &. 900 each for two brick dwell
lnss md lot on Fifteenth street.
o6S Tor G-roomed frame dwelling, l0t %
by 100. corner ThIrty-iourth ana Shapllhe
'I !So6S for brick residence and lot on Ftf-
'' Sew Bulletin issued next week.
C. A. SCHAEFER 8 Coz
Telephone No. 5lI.
Corner Fourteenth and Market Streets.
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Smith.
Schedule for tonight, Kenmores VS.. All
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....FoR RENE.

Desirable property on Chapllne BtTee.-s
corner lot, 6S feet front
10. 70 sixteenth street,
40, a Maryland street
No n North York street.
M iOiS McCotiOch street,
M. "a Seventeenth street
Corner lot on Fifteenth rtroet,
Lot on south Front street
No. az Main street, -sr
No. sgil Mnin street
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To.nlght-MldEetS 70. Real ThIns
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For Rent and To, Loan!
FOR RENr-LarGO or small store
Rooms.
TO LoAN-S6, 900 ON Heal Estate.
JAMES L. HAWLBY,
Real Estate and Loans,
1908 Main street.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1899-12-29
coNFEsIsI'lrDI' AL.
safe Robbers fat Bsmidji Make 4 Clean
" Breast -Four Arrests. Lson Houde v
.y.~,z Involved. ys

Bemidti, Mimi, Dec. o. Edwin
Decker and Geo. Gordon, arrested on
Of having cracked the safe
In the Great Northern depot here on
last Tuesday night, made . confes-
sion last night, admitting their
guilt and detailing all the particu-
lars of the job. They awaited the
departure OF the station agent and
operator at12 O'Clock midnight on
Tuesday night. then tackled the
safe. Holes were drilled in the door
near the lock and giant powder In
troduced through q tube and blow
pipe. The fuse was then attached
and the opening of the safe accom-
plished. About $3.50 In money, q
diamond ring and several other ar
ticles were secured. but subsequently
recovered by the officers. u IT,. -
This morning Leon Houde, VIII
claims Little Falls as his home, was
arrested as an aceomplice Of Gordon
and Decker, and young man by
the name Of Mondeaux. q partner Of
Houde, and who left this morning,
was apprehended at Brainerd on or.
ders from here az also implica I
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1899-12-29

Minneapolis Lumberman: The SUI
preme court OF the state of Minneso-
ia rendered a decision this week Civ
ing damages to Charles r. Bowers.
a'farmer, against the Mississippi &
Rum River Boom company for four
acres of his land washed away by
foods, caused by piling turning the
course OF the river upon his farm.
This farmer has had damages from
the boom company almost annually
for some time time, as the current OF
the river wears Off little. soil each
year. This is source Of continual
income to him, as he sells his farm
for a pretty fair figure to the boom
company in these annual install
ments. '.,1. s.s 4 !.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1899-12-29

cioas tx sssa tss:e
the Eye. Ear, Nose .nd rhroat, Lung dir
ElE
Dyspepeia, Sick Headache, Stomach and
ESd %lsss
ncy, Liver. Bladder, Prostate and Female
diseases, Dizziness, Nervousness, 1ndi-
9Sss ii aad III asssins
1 rs F, y a il the Ears, Los. of Eye-
.Ght cFoss csn
Feet e ss cnryeatiSe q the SPINE. PIse.ss q
the Brain Parssysts,;; EptleRsyt hs es1, ,ISs Ia
Structure Open Sores, Pain in the Bones.
Chandelier Eniargenents and all long
sss5nSng tS .. .is
men and ali. who suffer 9frops lost man ;
hood n .rvous debility, spern1atorrhose.s
semiL:l aossss: ssxtueht aecadN .aaoa.
n,ent, lack 81 energy, I'M overished blood.
pinlpies. inapediments to marriage. slso
t6ms EAR fans bone paiSs
s idds wand. and bladder tlosbles. wesE bscE
a1'ns
searching, .treatment.& prompt relief and
c1 bT. Rea's svstem Of curing cancers, to
B,ovs. goiter wens. hstula. hvdrocele. piles
and vericocele and enlarged glands with
tne simultaneous injection method, alb
sctutely without. pain and without the
discoveries, and IL the most really scien-
tifIc and certainly sure cure Of the nine
teeuth century. There are no experiments
r,Dr, Rea's practice, able as he 10 to tell
anyone their disease, he is not likely to
doctor his patients for the wrong aiiment
No incurable cases taken. Capitalization
free to those interested.
DIR. REA&CO.,
MINNEAPOLIS, MINI. Louisville, Ky
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ripened half
merits and cordial Americans
Weekly
leading National Family Recognizing
the State and Nation the publisher
Transcript (your entered ai
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10th papers the tr,hing of 81 per
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Shepaxd-Keeler.

At the Baptist, parsonage Sunday
afternoon occurred the wedding Of
Charles Shepard and Minnie Keller
both residents of this city. Rev. "A.
H. Carman. OF the Baptist church,
performed the ceremony. Both bride
and groom are popular young .peo-
PIE 81 this city members Of highly
respected families. 6. Miss Keller: is
the daughter OF Mr. and Mrs. Geo.
Keller Of the West side, and has
lived in this city since her infancy.
The groom ID a son OF F, II. Shepard,
Superintendent ,,Sot? the Hennepin
Paper company, and holds q posi-
ton OF trust with that company al
aOse 4,v. =. ~ fy!. . r7,@ = '.-*t g. -
Numerous friends extend con-
gratu1ations. 'r'a T ~ '''', ~ ~ -