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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1899-03-05
NIGER. :"
A Story of tie Pet Of the La Belle
Iron Works---A Dog Who Has a
Great llany More GOod Friends in
This City Than Most Men.

One bitter cold day six years ago a
small boy, followed by a diminutive
black terrier, came into the great dark
machine room OF the La Belle iron
works about 10 O'Clock in the morning.
Both looked half frozen. They both
huddled together around fire. Soon
the boy, having become sufficiently
warm, Sauntered out again. Not so the
dog. she seemed perfectly satisfied
with the place. The workmen hurry
ing about their tasks did not notice the
little black heap curled up by the fire.
1t was not until the dinner hour, when
the men had knocked OFF, to eat their
lunches, that the dog was noticed. AS
the men sat with their dinners on their
knees the dog went from one to another
making friends with ALL. receiving d
choice bit here and there from the
lunch baskets. After the whistles
again summoned the men to work she
went back to her place by the fire.
The first man to greet her called her
Niger" and since that day Niger"
has been the pet of the whole works,
and here our story proper begins.
To begin with, Niger" is exception
ally intelligent, knows every employe
in the big, dark, noisy sheds where
she has taken up her abode. Let a
stranger come into the works; the
minute niger" gets in scent of him
she will at once begin to bark. If any
other dog comes around Niger" at once
becomes intensely jealous and shows
it in every movement. She will not
quiet down until she sees the stranger
outside the company grounds. She has
more friends than any other of her race
in the city.
She gets her meals as regularly as
the clock reaches the meal hours. She
really knows when Saturday noon
noon comes and she carries provisions
enough to hiding places about the
works to last her over Sunday. Some
times she will go home and stay over
Sunday with one of the men, but she
never fails to be on hand early mon
day morning to welcome the men COM
ing to work. On Monday morning she
will go to every man in turn in the
works and wag her tail and make other
demonstrations to show her JOY at hav-
ing them back again.
One day she came near being killed.
She was after rat in the yard. A
workman threw half brick at the rat,
but it was Niger" that was struck.
She fell over on her side quivering, and
for while it looked as though she
would pass in her checks for keeps.
The men picked her up and carried her
tenderly into the machine room, and
laying her tenderly down, stood around
her in a circle looking as if they had
lost their best friend on earth. She
was not that easily done away with,
however, but was soon around again
as good as new except for the fact that
an ugly scar on the head that gives her
a cross-eyed appearance.
1t is an established fact that if any
man desires to have trouble, he need
only Willingly hurt Niger"
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1899-03-05
IN SOCIETY,
Continued from Sixth Page.

on Dickinson street, returned to her
home at Chillicothe, Monday
Mrs S. S. Moore and little daugh-
ter have returned from a six weeks
visit to her parents at Marietta.
Hon. w. B. Outright and wife left the
first of the week for Old Point Comfort
Washington and Baltimore en- route to
their home at Buckhannon.
Miss Minnie Gross, stenographer to
the Secretary of State, is spending ten
days in Washington.
Capt. Val. p Collins, of Cincinnati
was a prominent coal man here this
week.
The First Presbyterian church has
called as co-pastor, Rev. r. E. Vincent
a young minister, now student in the
Presbyterian seminary at Richmond
He has been here during the past
month, and delivered two very accept
able sermons before the congregation.
He will complete his studies at the
close of the June term, and will then
begin his labors here, preaching once
each Sunday in the Kanawha Presby-
terrain church and one sermon at one OF
the local mission stations, alternating
with DR.. Barr, the venerable pastor Of
these churches
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1899-03-05
CONCERNING INDIVIDUALS.
Movements of Citizens and The Arrival
and Departure OF strangers.

Movements of Citizens and The Arrival
and Departure of strangers.
Miss C. Feinler, milliner OF L. SWa-
hacker, has returned from business
trip to New York.
Miss Nellie CoWl, formerly Saleslady
for L. SWabacker, has accepted posi-
ton with Geo. E. Stifel & Co., where
she will be pleased to meet her many
friends.
Estella, the infant daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Thomas Mackin, of the East
End, is lying at her home very low
with spasms.
Mr.. George w. Petticord will leave
for Chicago, where he will spend two
weeks on business.
Miss Bertha Reich, of Sistersville, is
visiting her parents in this city. She
is accompanied by Misses Rae DIESEL
and Minnie Ingersoll, of the same
place
Crawford Booth, of Taylor, Texas, is
in the city.
Henry Dimilin, of the East End, has
returned home from a pleasant visit
with his parents in Noble county, 0.
United States Commissioner of In
ternal Revenue n. B. Scott arrived in
the city yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. Metz, of No. 11O4
Main street, left for New York and
Boston on two weeks business trip.
Anthony Corners and Charles Kule-
borne will go East on a business trip
next Tuesday, and expect to be gone
two weeks.
w. e. Troll, an old time resident of
Wheeling, but now of New York, is in
the city on a visit.
Col Eugene Dana and daughter, Miss
Bessie, of Charleston, are guests at the
residence of T. G. Moffat, on Chapline
street.
Mrs. S. A. Knoke has returned from
an Eastern trip.
Sample & Lingaman will leave short
ly for New York on business.
Mrs. D. Shields and daughter, Miss
Anna, of ST. Cloud, Mimi, are the
guests of Mrs. Margaret Reilly, at No.
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FOURTH PAGE.

Reliable Man TO Employ and Look After
Canva Clark & Co.
Wanted-Reliable General Agents.
Agents Wanted-G. f. Martel.
Money to Loan-Buckeye Savings and
Loan Co.
Seed Oats-Walter Marshall.
Without Qualt4y--Wlli W. Irwin.
Wanted-Men TO Learn Barser Trade.
Wanted Men TO Sell Oil.
Wanted-W hoiesale Grocery salesman.
Wanted First-class salesman
Rare Opportunity for Party With
Small Capital.
Opium Habit Cured-Mrs. Mary Baldwin.
For Reiit-Six Rooms
Wanted--Girl for Homework
"A Six Per Cent. Div.dend--Louis A.
CuwiHier.
Wanted,-To Buy House on Island
S4lespeople Wanted-Geo. NJ. Shook d
As Plain as the Nose on Your Face
Mandel Bros. Pearl Laundry.
Fresh Saratoga Chips-Albert Stolze &
Four Good Statesmen Wanted-F. w.
Banner Co
For Sale-Knabe Square Pianos.
Wanted-Retail Shoe Clerk.
Opera House-The Passion Play.
Grand Opera House-Daniel P Ryan.
Opera House-Mr. Digby Bell.
For Rent-Theo w. Fink
Business Stands for Sale-J. c. Devine
e Co.
Business Property for sale--G. o.
Smith.
Real Estate for sale-Rolf & Zane
= Executors Sale of Valuable Island Prop
|erty--C p Flick
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4 PRIMARY ELECTION
held by the Republicans at Wellsburg
Yesterday.
VI. A. JONES NOMINATED FOR
MAYOR AND T. H. BUCKALEW,
FOR MARSHAL-THE NAMES OF
THE SUCCESSFUL CANDIDATES
FOR COUNCIL-A QUESTION TO
BE VOTED UPON.

The Republicans at Wefsburg held
their primary election yesterday which
resulted in the following named candi-
dates being nominated for the various
Offices to be voted for at the spring
election, which occurs April 18th:
For Mayor-M. A. Jones.
FOR Marshall. II. Buckalew.
For Council-First ward, Charles
Hall for First Branch; SOL Combs for
Second Branch.
Second Ward-Robert Combs for
First Branch; John Douglas for Sec
ond Branch.
Third Ward-Henry Gasmire for
short term for First Branch; Will
Cheeks for long term for First Branch;
Clarence Jacobs for Second Branch.
The vote as cast in the different
wards for Mayor and Marshal is as fol-
lows:
FOR MAYOR
Jones-First ward, 33; Second ward,
5S; Third ward. 49,.
w. NJ Simpson-First ward, %; Sec
ond ward, 35; Third ward, 80.
S. H. Snedeker-First ward, Is; Sec
ond ward, SO; Third ward, 25.
FOR MARSHAL.
T. H. Buckalew-First ward, A; Sec
ond ward, CT; Third ward, 46.
John Fowler-First ward, 81; Sec
ond ward, "a; Third ward, 40.
NJ A. Jones majority, so; T. H.
Buckalew's majority, 80.
The Democrats will hold their pri-
mary election next Saturday. At the
spring election at Wellsburg the ques-
ton, For or against the liquor license
will be submitted to a vote of the peo-
ple
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disgusting, while evidence has been pro-
duced showing that the path followed
by this lecherous fiend in gratifying his
criminal passions has not always been
hard, but that frequently he has been
met more than half way.
1t is difficult to realize that there
are women of this peculiar ma
ture, but the evidence was positive and
unmistakable in the unabashed pres
ence in the court and in the sickening
acts and shameless avowals of Grants
white female admirers, some of whom
did not hesitate to confess their abnor-
NAL love for the brute on the witness
stand!
In the presence of such utter deprav-
ity Grants own criminality, great as it
is, pales somewhat.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1899-03-05

% Thirteenth street. They win r.
main here until the 10th inst
Miss Agnes Smith, Of this city, and
Miss Anna Shields, Of Minneapolis
were guests of Mr.. and Mrs William j
Reilly, of Pittsburg. the past week.
e. L. Weems. of st. Clairsville, was
in town on business yesterday.
Charles Goodwin, Jr., of Baltimore
who has many friends in this city, is
here, stopping at the Mcclure.
Miss Alma Kruger, Miss Annie Wis
laire, Miss Gertrude Tidball, Herbert
Bostwick, ElwOod Bostwick, w. w
Menninger, Regan Hughston, Tefft
Johnson, B. j. Murphy, L. Adams. Oh
THE Heart of Maryland" company, are
stopping at the Mcclure.
Bishops John F. Hurst, of Washing
ton, D. c., and C. H. Fowler, of Buff
falo, n. Y, and Rev. w. L. Davidson
of Cuyahoga Falls, O., are at the Nc
Lure They will all conduct services
at different Methodist churches in the
city in the interests Of the American
University to-day.
Mr.. e. ]. Kruger, accompanied by
his mother and sister, CT Pittsburg. were
interested witnesses at both perform
ances of THE Heart of Maryland" yes
terday. Miss Alma Kruger, Mrs. Kru-
gers daughter, is leading lady of the
company. She has only been on the
stage for four years, and has had very
successful career.
]. w. PAUL, Of Charleston, was in
the city yesterday.
C. w. Stewart, Sistersville; A. D.
Mead, j. w. Roche, Charleston; Mrs
William Edwards, Huntington; Miss
E. W. Durham, Sistersville: and 7. r
Ridgeley, Parkersburg, are the State ar
rivals at the Windsor.
D. Stephens and John Stephens, OF
New Martinsville, are guests at the
Howell
S. A. Smith, King: A. M. Mccoy
Sistersville; Thomas Hornbrook, New
Martinsville; l.. H. Huff, Huntington;
c. C. Brown, Charleston; D. d. Nolan
and Ed. A. Nisbet, Sistersville, and R.
T. Richardson, New Martinsville, were
registered at the Stamm yesterday.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1899-03-05

President Mckinley will accept the
hospitality of Senator Hanna at the lat
ter's beautiful place at Thomasyille,
Ca, where the executive will rest from
the many great cares of his high and
responsible Office, particularly burden
some OF late. The whole country
and men of all parties will concede the
fact that President Mckinley has
earned a rest and a good long one. For
more than a year now the President
practically has been constantly in har-
ness without opportunity for rest, men
tai or physical. AS one man the coun-
try will wish Mr.. Mckinley pleasant
and recreatiye vacation.
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AN EXPEkInEn !.
Are There Two People in This Vicinity Who
Really want = Bargain.

Arc There Two People In This Vicinity Who
Really want = Bargain.
Piano buyers say to us almost every
DAY: I'VE want a first class piano, with
a fine tone; one which we know is dur
able and musical, and which will prove
perfectly satisfactory. We don't care
SO much about the case, what We want
is the music"
We propose to make an offer and see
if people mean what they say. We
have two fine A. B. Chase Pianos, one
in oak and one in walnut case. The
cases are of modern style, but not OF
the latest pattern. We gave up the
agency for the Chase Piano two years
ago, and these pianos have remained
on our floor; they have become some
what shop-worn. To get our money
out of them at once in order that we
may invest it in our regular stock, we
have decided to offer them at less than
cost. Of course, these prices will not
be the prices at which ordinary pianos
are offered.
The A. B. Chase Piano is too well
known to need any praise from US. 1t
is a high priced piano, and even il
you pay $500 more for it than you
would pay for the ordinary piano, you
will find it worth it. Therefore, If you
want bargain, consider these prices.
One is an oak; full Is octaves, with
the famous Chase Patent Octave Coup
Ter; absolutely new; in a plain but at
tractive style of case, which would sell
regularly at from $3.50 to $500. We will
sell it for S276 net. The second is a
very large, fine walnut, containing the
octave coupler; a beautiful case, but
not of the very latest pattern. This
piano would sell regularly at any Chase
Agency at from $500 to $3.50. We will
offer it for $342 net.
These pianos are in our first parlor,
at the head of the stairs, on our sec
ond floor. Come in, look them over,
examine them carefully; bring the
finest musician you know with you to
try them, and If you want them at
these prices, take them. If they do not
sell within three days we will decide
that people do not want bargains.
F. W. BANNER CO.,
No. 1910 Market street.
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THECasE OF WADE GRANT.

No one will claim that the fifteen
year sentence Wade Grant. the negro
rape fiend, received from Judge Jack
son was a whit too severe.
There are some circumstances sur
rounding Grants case, which, il they do
not tend to palliate his crime at least
show mental and moral condition
among certain class of white women
~ Farkersburg that is astounding and
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1899-03-05

Mr.. Bailey, of Texas, who will not be
a candidate for the Democratic leader
ship in the next Congress, has made a
safe and conservative, if not brilliant
leader. He has come out probably as
we'll as most leaders of the Democracy
on the floor of Congress, where Demo-
Gratis are usually inclined to independ-
ence and to kick over leading strings.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1899-03-05

In enlisting volunteers under the re-
organization scheme, the States will
have nothing to do with the volunteer
regiments, which will not be named
according to States, nor their officers
appointed by the Governors. All of
which will much simplify matters.
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Low Rates to Chicago.

The Cleveland. Lorain & Wheeling
Railway will make low rates to Chi
cago and return March Sth to 18th.
Three trains daily Except Sundayl
The quickest route. For tickets. sleen-
ing car reservations and fuIk narticn-
lars, apply to City Ticket OficeA corner
Twelfth and Market streets.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1899-03-05

Now that Cap. Hatfield is again
known to be at large, we may expect to
be startled by new editions of the Hat
field-McCoy war in the columns of the
sensational press. Cap" is an mex
haustible mine for the fakirs of the
press.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1899-03-05

New York will spend 100000 for
new schools during the present year.
No city needs it more than New York,
for she is about the only American city
that has had to turn children away
from school because of lack of room.
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INDEX 10 NEW 4DvrRTssrfsrNTx
SECOND PAGE.

Seventy-Seven for Colds.
Baby Carriages at Reduced Prices-G.
Mendel & Co
Annual Lace Curtain sale-J. $. Rhodes
~ Co
Night Work-Henry W. Etz.
New Spring Top Coats-Kraus Bros.
Two Thousand Dollars Can Be Made
inside of One Month.
ms and GUS of Wall Street.
NaluaDle Information to Spectators
Eakin Detecs-ye Agency.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1899-03-05

Remnants Carpets, suitable for med
ium and small rooms, hall, stair and
rug lengths. It's the opportunity of
the year to buy Carpets way under
price. Come early for choice.
STONE e. THOMAS
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LEGAL NOTICES.
EXECUTORS SALE
OF Valuable Island Property.

BY virtue of authority vested in him by
the will of Barbara Ziiles, deceased, the
undersigned offers at private sale the fol-
lowing described property, but unless sold
before that date he will on
SATURDAY, MARCH IS. 1899
at 10 o'clock a. m. at the front door Of
the court house of Ohio county, offer for
sale at public auction all that portion of
the real estate of the late Barbara Znles
which fronts on North Huron street in the
city of Wheeling in said county, and ex-
tends westerly therefrom a distance Of
one hundred and twenty-eight feet to an
alley. The property offered consists of a
large dwelling house and store at the cor
ner of Bridge and North Huron streets.
with lot fronting about sixty-one feet on
North Huron street and extendig Yves
terly one hundred and twenty-eight feet
along Bridge street and also the five va
cant lots situated next south of the said
building and lot and each fronting thirty
feet on North Huron street and extend
ing westerly one hundred and twenty
eight feet to an alley.
Terms third, or as much more az
the purchaser may elect, spot cash: the
residue with interest, in two equal in
stallments, due in six and twelve months
respectively, from date or sale, with an
proved security or deed of trust on prop
erty purchased.
No pufring or fictitious bids viii be al
lowed.all bids 81 must De IN good faith.
Title clear. Must be sold at once to settle
the estate, even though less than the an
praised value be realized:
c. S. GREER. s.'
~. C. HERVEY,
Atkinson & Flick, Attorneys
: iii chapline St. wheeling. ". VI.
l. WD0A
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1899-03-05

Six more regiments for the Philip
pines. This will make our force there
larger than the entire regular army
before the war with Spain.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1899-03-05

We have the finest Wall Paper sales
room in the State, recently fitted up,
where you can see and buy anything
pertaining to the Wall Paper art.
JOS. GRAVES SON.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1899-03-05

LaGrippe Tablets cure in one night,
at Geiger's Elite Pharmacy, 1894 Main
ST., opp. steel bridge. Open all night.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1899-03-05

If you want the proper paper for
your hall, dining room, or parlor, We
ask you to inspect our full spring line,
which we are now showing.
JOS. GRAVES SON.
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

A RARE OPPORTUNITY for an active
party with small capital to invest to get
a reliable, legitimate, cash business. where
his expenses will be very low, and with
an ordinary amount of labor from So, 600
to $500 Is assured. This Is a business
opening that Will be found upon investi-
CATION to be exactly as represented For
personal interview address HONEST. care
this office. mh3erdq
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BUSINESS CHANCES.
A SIX PER CENT. DIVIDEND

To be declared on a listed stock will move
it 30 points; quoted now far below par;
terms, SO in advance to show good faith,
and one-quarter profits when deal Is clos
ed; no other terms noticed: best mercaH-
tile references furnished. LOUIS A. GUY
ILLIER, Speculative investments. & Wall
ST, New York mar5, 7.s. I2& 10
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FIFTH PAGE.

Big Sales-The Racket.
Clearing Up Sale on Fine Shrts-J. H.
Pefferman.
Mems Heavy Sole Shoes-Locke Shoe Co.
Second Sight-Prof H. Shelf.
Sale of Manufacturers Samp -es-Alexan-
der
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EIGHTEENTH PAGE


Ladies' Suits Half Price-Geo r. Taylor
ACompany.
\ Easter Outffts-Geo NJ Shook & Co.
Wall Paper-John Friedel q Co.
Welts and Cords-Geo. E. Stifel & Co.
Arrival of New Spring Goods-Egger,
Warrick & Co.
Oval Frames NicolTs AIT Store.
They Are Here-D. Guiding & Co.
: a m Man With that Tre} Feeling-Friend
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1899-03-05

We are showing the finest line of
Parlor and Bedroom Stripes, also
Plain and Gold printed Bagdads, Pol
ished effects, etc.
JOS. GRAVES SON.
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FEMALE HELP WANT ED.

WANTED-Immediate good girl for
general homework. Apply at No. y
Twenty-Second street. mar5dq
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FATAL SNOW SLIDE.

Denver, Col, March 4.-Advices from
Tomichi indicate that a snow slide on
Granite mountain has killed Mrs. Alta
Stout and Mr.. an Mrs. VIM. Swasee
and one of their children, besides de-
stroying 100000 worth of property of
the Granite Mountain Mining Com
pany.
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SEVENTEENTH PAGE.
Wine of Cardui-Chattanoog Medicine
Company.
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statesmen WANTED.

SHlEOMGN WAN CO
FOUR GOOD Statesmen WANTED-We
desire four bright, energetic men, who be-
leve they can sell pianos. to act as sales
men for us in this city. Experience Is
not necessary but to succeed one must be
willing to work. If YOU believe you can
make a success in the music business,
come in and talk the matter OVER with
us. or address f. W. BANNER CO.
Wheeling, w. Va. mh4dq
WANTED--A residence salesman in
Wheeling, experienced and acquainted
with local trade, to represent us in Teas,
Coffees. Baking Powder and Spices.
Splendid opportunity for capable man.
Address BURNS & REED, 2os Huron ST e.,
New York City. mch9dq
Experienced wholesale gro
Gerry salesman for country trade. Address
GROCERY SALESMAN, care Register Of
fee. mh4eqdq
Observation-Disclosures salesman for lu-
sricating oils, greases and specialties.
Salary or commission. EQUITABLE RE-
Filming COMPANY, Cleveland, Ohio.
mh4,5
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Observation-Disclosures Vegetable Com
pound.
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Accumulated million, age ~, contemplate
European tour seek affectionate wife to
share lifes luxuries. MINER 122 F. Seth.
St, New York City. mar5dq
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Floor Oil Cloths. all widths. at reduced
prices Monday at Henry Jacobs.
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PERSONAL,

MYSELF CURED-Will inform anyone
addicted to Morphine, Opium. Laudanum,
or Cocaine, of harmless, never failing
home cure MRS. MARY BALDWIN. Box
1872 Chicago, Ill. mar5dq
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LOST
WANTED.

WANTED-To buy house OF or rooms
on Island. Address p. o. Box 1S9.
mh5dq
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TWELFTH PAGE.
Fasteners of Home Happiness-House
Hermann.
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SIXTH PAGE
SEVENTH PAGI

1t is Settled Fact-Heyman Bros.
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EIGHTH PAGE

Our Annual Carpet Remnant Sale-Ston
e. Thomas.
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AGENTS WANTED

WANTED-Reliable General agent repre-
sent popular special Accident Insurance.
exclusive territory II. G. ELLIOTT, Sec
rotary, 131 Broadway n. Y. mar5dq