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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1899-11-23
THE DEW Ely DEED
Transferring the Nations Gift
Placed on Record Yesterday
Curious Error Found.

WASHINGTON, November 22.-The
deed transferring the Dewey home from
Admiral and Mrs. Dewey to the Adj
miral's son George, was recorded in the
office of the recorder of deeds to-day.
A life interest in the property is re-
served by Admiral Dewey and his wife
in the following provision:
Subject, however, to this express re-
servation, that the parties of the first
part do hereby expressly reserve to
themselves and to each of them during
and for the period of their natural lives
respectively, a life interest in and to the
premises herein described, which life
interest in case of the death of either OF
the parties to revert to the other"
The instrument bears date Of Novem-
Der 18th, the same date borne by the
deeds from Admiral Dewey to Lieut..
Crawford, and from Lieut.. Crawford to
Mrs. Dewey.
An interesting feature in connection
with the three Dewey deeds now on file
with the recorder of deeds, was noted
this afternoon. The first deed filed,
that by which George Dewey ct ux
transfers the Rhode Island avenue pro-
perty to John w. Crawford, although
dated November IA, was not acknow-
lodged before notary public until the
10th inst.
The second deed by which Crawford
transferred the property to Mrs. Dewey
and the third deed recorded to-day, by
which George Dewey and Mrs. Dewey
turn over the title to George G. Dewey,
were both, according to the dates, as set
forth in the papers, acknowledged the
14th inst In other words it would
seem that Crawford transferred the
property and the latter in turn to
George G. Dewey, two days before Adj
miral Dewey transferred the title to
Crawford
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BIG PATENT BUSINESS.

WASHINGTON, November 22.-To-
days issue of the Official Gazette" OF
the patent Office will be one of the
most remarkable numbers in the his
tory of that government publication.
1t will contain five hundred and thirty
FIVE patents proper, one of the largest
in the records of the Office. Fifty-nine
patents in one line of invention will be
issued to one assignee. fifty-five of the
patents being granted upon the appli-
caticn of one inventor. The amount
of matter to be handled by the printer
was immense and necessitated large de-
tails of extra men and overtime The
fifty-nine patents referred to contain
1888 long claims which. with the claims
OF the patents and drawing. run up the
illustrated pages Of the Official Gazette
to the unprecedented number Of 322.
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TEXAS TROUBLE
Appears to Be All Over, and no
Further Fighting is Anticipated.
Experienced Officers Sent to Fort
Ringgold,

WASHINGTON. November 22-At the
War Department it is stated that the in
formation received from the Department of
Texas is to the effect that trouble at Fort
Ringgold is nothing more that a drunken
border row, and the belief Is expressed
that it has been exaggerated as to its pro-
portions. The Secretary of War has sent
a dispatch to Gov. Sayers in reply TO the
demand for the removal Of the troops.
saying that the Department has already
taken measures to preserve peace and re-
store order 1t is not now the present in
tention of the War Department to remove
the troops from Ringgold, as it is believed
the difficulties can be corrected without
any such action 1t is quite likely that
some more experienced officer will be sent
to command at Ringgold.
The War Department received the fol-
lowing telegram later in the day:
AUSTIN, Texas, November %.
Secretary of War, Washington.
Telegram received. Have just received
telegram from sheriff, who says he had
conference with the commanding
officer at Ringgold and that everything Is
quiet. He Is quite certain there will be
no further trouble.
(Signed) JOSEPH b. SAVERS,
Governor of Texas"
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MENSTRUAL TROUBLES.

There Is hardly an American home in
which some occupant does not suffer from
irregular or painful menstruation. Thou
sands of women dread the approach OF the
monthly period as a time of torture. But
we have yet to hear of case of painful or
irregular menstruation which Wine OF
Cardui will not benefit. 1t always drives
away the dreadful bearing-down pains and
headaches and backaches. There is abso-
lutely DO excuse for prolonging your illness
a day. Think of the difference between
the suffering you now endure and what
YOU would feel as a thoroughly well woman:
If you take Wine of Cardui as directed
vow will not have more of those severe
pains in the head, neck, back, arms and
legs. You will escape that distressing
numbness. dizziness and nerv0uness, like
Mrs. Brown did. Read her story:
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1899-11-23
THE KENTUCKY AT BOSTON.

BOSTON, November 22.-The new
battleship Kentucky, which is to have
her trial trip off the New England
coast this week, reached this port to-
day.
The trial will have some features
which will make it especially note
worthy. Rear Admiral Sampson will
be on board the Kentucky, while the
presence of the Texas as a stake boat
with Captain Sigsbee on board, also
will add to the dignity Of the occasion.
The naval board in charge of the trial,
with Rear Admiral Frederick Rodgers
at the head held formal meeting here
to-day to complete the arrangements.
The course will be, as usual, to the
northeast, from point off Thatcher S
Island, nearly twenty miles and re-
turn, and has already been buoyed by
the government The builders express
a determination that the Kentucky shall
show that she is IL knot ship.
In view Of the fact that the builders
wish little more time than at first was
thought necessary to put he battle
ship in trim for her trial has been de-
cided to defer the trip until Friday,
instead of holding tomorrow, the date
originally set.
Those who came here on the Zen
lucky state that she made 16 knots,
her required speed, with 30 revolutions
per minute. AS the revolutions are
expected TO run up to 10 on a speed
trial those interested feel very sure
that the vessel will excel II knots.
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DOERS SVARA|NG SOUTH.
Continued From First Page
ABSENCE REFUSED.


WASHINGTON, November 22-United
States Consul Macrum at Pretoria has
asked the State department for leave of
absence with permission to take advant-
age of it at once. He pleads domestic rea-
sons for leaving his post and offers to
place in the consulate as the representative
of the United States, Vice Consul Attle-
bury who is now on the ground. The de-
partment, however. refused to accede to
the request and Mr.. Macrum will stay
where he is unless he sees fit TO quit his
post without permission.
1t is learned that so far Mr.. Macrum
has not been prohibited by the Boer gov
eminent from caring for the welfare of the
British subjects now in the Transvaal and
the Free State, or at least he has not yet
so notified the State department. There
has been some friction encountered in the
effort of the British government to secure
permission for the U. S. consul to disburse
funds for the benefit of the British SOL
diers held as prisoners of war.
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CONCERNING INDIVIDUALS.
The Movements of Citizens and the Ar
rivals and Departure of Strangers.

o. N. Koen, Warrington; E. A.
Duffy, Grafton, are guests at the Grand
Central.
Mr.. and Mrs. Vain, of South Eoff
street have returned home from an
extended trip to points in Colorado.
G. D. Smith, Middlebourne; J. A.
Knox, Parkersburg; ]. McNaugh and
wife, Mrs. Segra, Sistersville, are at the
Windsor.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Silvey and Miss
Laura McCahen, of Hollidaysburg, Pa,
are the guests of relatives and friends
on South Chapline street.
]. C. Mckinley, agent for the Mo
nongah Coal Company, went to Fair
mont early in the week to attend the
Gathwright-Stone wedding.
J. C. Mayfeld, Conway; J. w. Brook
field, Smithfield; C. P. Faulkner, Man
nington; DR.. J. B. Wall1inshaw, Wells
burg, are stopping at the Howell.
Mrs. C. w. Jones, Fairmont; j. Kirk
land, Warrington; w. w. Jamison, o.
l.. Rohrbaugh, Salem; A. B. Grlnnell,
John Newton, Sutton; o. H. Woofton,
J. o. Mead, S. N. Bradford, Parkers-
burg, are registered at the Stamm.
J. C. Trees and wife, New Martins
vile; Mrs. Isaac T. Frew, st. Mary's;
z. B. Koen, Warrington; J. B. Peyton,
Jr., Charleston; H. A. Wright, Sisters
Vile; ]. R. Cunningham, Warrington;
G.. Ed. Foster, A. D. McVey, E. ].
Thompson, Sistersville; ]. F. Mallory
and wife, ST. Mary's; R. Piper, L. E.
Smith, Farkersburg; Walton Miller, T.
W. Arnett, E. NJ. Showalter, J. A.
Clark, w. w Karnes, Samuel Leeper,
H. W. Dom, G. w Fleming. S. R. Hol-
bert, C. w. Sinister, John S. Hamilton,
Fairmont; W. c. Mamlinney, H. D.
Hickman, T. C. Murphy, G. M. Allen
der, W. S. Allender, Warrington; C. D.
Elliott, Parkersburg; M. A. Sybert, E
M. Grant, Morgantown; R. Rolard, Jr.
st. Mary's; Charles E. Bailey, H.
Smith, Sistersville, are the State ar
rivals stopping at the Mcclure.
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WORKING w0MEN.


Standing or skiing in the same position
all day induces falling of the womb, leu
corrhoea. baekaehe and headache. Taken
before the menstrual period, Wine or
Cardui braces ap the system, lessons the
suffering. enables woman to work With
out losing time, and used faithfully, it will
finally cure her. Society women, who
work lust as hard in another way, find that
il enables them to do their duty with
Youthful spirit and bright face. Wine or
Cardui viii do for any woman all that 1t
did for Mrs. Robinson. Isn't 1t worth .
trial?
Trinchera, Col, Dec. Is, 1898.
Last summer you advised me to take
Wine of Cardlt and Blaek-Draught.
have taken boEle, and am glad to let
You know that, ! am better ever since |
look the first nsne doses. When / first
commenced taking your medicines was in
bed and tried several doctors and they
didn't do me any good, and now can do
all my own work and not get tired. / think
] have had all the troubles that could
afflict poor woman; my back hurt, as did
my head and legs, and had sick stomach
every time ate anything. Now ! can eat
anything and not hurt me, and don't get
tired. Mrs. COhA ROblNoON.
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Of Cardui at the age of puberty see them
develop into healthy, attractive women.
The Wine helps a girl toform correct men.
strual habits, and upon her menstrual
habits depends the health she viii have for
all her life.
Trousilale, Tenn, March 10, 1893.
/ mast write and tell you how much good
your Wine of Cardui has done my little
girl. She is Is years old, and had never
seen a well daYuntil we commenced giving
her the Wine, and 1t acted like charm.
We thank God for your wonderful medi-
cine, and prays that he may bless you IN
your work. MRS. DELPHY AKERSs
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CHANGE OF LIFE.

This functional change which comes to a
woman makes the period between 40 and
so one of the most critical in her life. If
the 'sChange of Life" is passed safely she
may expect to live to happy old age.
When proper treatment is not secured at
this time few women are really ever well
again. They quickly become nervous,
'.fidgety,'' unlovely old creatures, no COM
fort to themselves or their families There
is nothing like Wine of Cardui to help
women over this dangerous period. Those
who take it when the first menstrual irreg-
ularity gives warning of the approaching
change, have peaceful, long life as a
reward. They viii grow old gracefully
and enjoy life to the end. If You are near
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STRUCK IT RICH.
Nearly $4,000 In Gold FIshsd up from =
Spanish Wreck.

spanish WRECK
SANTIAGO DE CUBA. November q.
The wreckers working on the sunken
Spanish armored cruiser Alnirante
oquendo, yesterday discovered chest
containing $4,000 in Spanish gold,
which the Cendoya company, the firm
employing the divers, viii retain. Work
on the cruiser has been in progress for
five months and many Thousands dol
lars worth Of treasure has been secur-
ed. The safes were found in the bot
tom, where they fell during the burn
ing OF the ship.
Only few days ago the wTeckers be-
gan on the torpedo boat destroyer
Furor. They have already found SER
vice Of heavy silver plates. Experts
assert, after inspecting the destroyer,
that she might easily have been raised
and repaired The wrecking operations
have proved a source Of large returns
TO the companies, estimated at 100000.
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BOXING NOTES.

Everything has been arranged for the
Gardner and funny boxing contest Satur-
day night, and the management is expect
ing a large crowd to be present. The pre-
liminary will be between Tom Porter, of
Bellaire, and John Fritz, the hummer, of
East Wheeling. This will be very inter-
esting.
Buzz Auber and Joe Bruner have been
matched to box twenty rounds to a decis-
Ion at the Drovers' Home Athletic Club
December eth, at catch weights. There is
great interest in this bout. Auber has
gone into training.
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FUNSTON DEFENDED.

SAN FRANCISCO. November 22-
Rev. Father McKinnon. chaplain In the
United States army, defended Gen. Fun
stem and Col Metcalf from the charges
that have been made against them. He
says that churches in the Philippines
were not desecrated by American
troops, but by insurgents and Chinese
The priest is positive that Col. MetcalI
did not shoot prisoner in cold blood
as has been alleged
In reply to Gen Funstcn's Challenge
to prove the truth Of its assertions re-
garding the looting Of Caloocar
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A FARMER DROWNED.
Special to the Register.

sAtVIdL % tILt 1NtE leI.
WEST UNION. W. Va. November
22.-James Caldwell, a wealthy farmer,
who resides at Greenwood. six miles
from here, while attempting to ford
Middle Island creek his horse stepped
into hole over twenty feet deep and
strangled. Over one hundred people
were attracted to the scene BY Mr..
Caldwell's piteous cries for help. The
people made no attempt to assist him,
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YOUNG WIVES.

Every young wife needs Wine Of Cardui.
1t prevents all Weakening drains upon her
system. and prepares her for every duty of
wifehood and motherhood Young wives
can save themselves many hours of anxiety
and suffering by sending cents in stamps
to the Chattanooga Medicine Company,
Chattanooga. Tenn, for copy Of Or.
McElree's 12S-page Home Treatment Book.
This book describes all female and family
diseases. and is needed in every home.
Mrs. Lucy Perkins, 2SS Patton Street
Knoxville. Tenn, wrote to our Ladies
Advisory Department on April /, 1898: II
had good health until after married. A,
the time of my monthly sickness, suffer
terrible misery; also have heart palpita-
tion-in fact, my whole system seems out
of order. am low spirited, nervous and
cross. am very much out of heart. Dc
you think Wine of Cardui could help case
like mine?"
We-advised Mrs. Perkins to take Wine
of Cardui and Black-Draught, and this is
what she wrote July 10. 1898: 81 am TAX
ing the third bottle of Wine of Cardui now,
and am feeling better than l have for
months. | have taken nothing but the
Wine of Cardui and Black-Draught since
April, and expect to continue using them"
YOUNG GIRLS.
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AUSTIN, Texas. November Ex-Governor
Sayers this morning received a telegram
from Rio Grande City, from the sheriff,
stating that all was quiet there to-day be-
tween the citizens and negro soldiers, and
no further trouble is expected
The Governor also received the follow
ing telegram from Washington:
WASHINGTON, November q.
ITO Hon Joseph d. Sayers,
Governor, Austin.
your dispatch Of 21st is received Com
manding officer of the Department has al
ready sent Lieut.. Col. Roberts, an exper-
fenced and judicious officer to Fort Ring
godl, and Captain Day from Fort Brown,
with force 10 replace present force.
have no ineligible Information OF cause OF
trouble, but every effort will be made by
United States officers to prevent its eontin-
uance. suggest that you inform citizens
OF this and counsel moderation. Officer
now in command there has been forbidden
to fire a shot unless absolutely necessary
in self defense.
(S!gned) "ELIHU ROOT,
"Secretsry Of War"
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SESSION ADJOURNED,

PITTSBURG. Pa. November n.-The
twelfth biennial convention Of the grand
lodge Of Pennsylvania Knights and La
dies OF Honor. adjourned to-day after
passing unanimously a resolution endors-
ing the new date Of assessment and pledg-
ing loyal support TO the order. Erie was
chosen as the next place OF meeting, on
the third Tuesday OF October, 1901 offi-
GERS were elected.
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141o South Fifth Street

1419 South Fifth Street,
Omaha, Nebr.. March IL. 1899.
We had been married eleven years. but
no children had been born to rs. After
getting your advice, have followed your
directions closely, and with only three
bottles of MeElreess Wine of Cardui and
two packages of Black-Draught, | was
entirely cured, and soon after became preg-
nant, and am expecting to pc confined next
month. MRS. EMMA BURLINGTON.
We have thousands of other letters which
show what Wine of Cardui will do toward
blessing childless home Could there be
stronger proof? Wine of Cardui always
cures those common arrangements of the
menstrual functions, weaknesses in the
organs, tendencies to miscarriage. and
slight displacement of the womb. which
usually prevents child bearing. We have
yet to hear of such case where it has been
frnitlessly used. Don't despair. Try
Wine of Ca-dui.
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Donahue, of Philadelphia; Willis. of
Boston; Hahn, of Cincinnati; Ortiz, OF
Philadelphia; Howell, of Baltimore;
Garvin and Griffith, of Chicago; Dunn,
of Brooklyn; Frazer. OF Philadelphia;
Callahan, of Chicago; Lewis, of Boston;
Phillips, of Cincinnati; Sparks and
Tannehill, of Pittsburg, and Young, OF
ST. Louis.
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PREGNANCY.

Wine Of Cardui strengthens the organs
of motherhood, drives away nervous ter
reFs. relieves morning sickness, and leads
the way to easy and natural labor.
Oelwein, Ia, May Q, 1899.
/ heartily recommend McElree's Wine of
Cardui and Black Draught for use during
pregnancy. could not eat anything, and
had frequent spells of vomiting when l
commenced using these medicines, but
after that l had good appetite, and did
not vomit any more.
MRS. W. n. LARGE.
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TET ,FGRAPH WIRES CUT.

DURHAM, Natal. November PA dis
patch from the MOOT river says the tele-
graph line was cut Tuesday evening near
Highlands station. The dispatch adds that
the railroad station is in the possession OF
a large force of Beers, encamped near
Mitchesons cutting a train bound to EST
court returned. 1t only got mile and a
half northward of the Highlands station.
The Natal Stud Company's farm has
been raided and 800 blooded horses. valued
at 15.OOO pounds have been captured.
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and used In the hatters' trade, Is dead al
his home IN this city He was 66 years OF
age and q native Of Ohio. one OF the
most important Of his inventions was
machine for stitching the leather sweat
bands in hats. which IN England is called
Braehering among the trade.
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LADIES' ADVISORY DEPARTMENT.

In cases requiring special directions,
address the Ladies' Advisory Depart
ment.n THE CHATTANOOGA MEDI-
CINE CO., Chattanooga, Tenn. All let
tiers are considered entirely confidential.
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churches. the San Francisco Monitor,
in card from its editor, r. A. Con-
nelly, invites the General TO bring a
libel suit, promising to donate $4,000
to the Red Cross Society il he wins it.
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OBITUARY.

NEW YORK, November 22-Thomas
Bracher. inventor Of thirty different pieces
OF machinery and articles connected with
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The most exciting games of the season
were played last night. The Pointers de-
feated the Knights two games but lost
the first by one pin. The scores:
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Y. M. q a. Lea guc.

The Real Things, captained by Phil.
Hanauer, took one game from the Premos
: was the rolling of RAIDER and Pieper both
getting over 500 pins. The scores:
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THANKSGIVING TOURNEY
VIII Probably Be Given at the Fair
Grounds.

DUNCAN ROSS, THE WORLDS
CHAMPION ATHLETE, WILL Be
ONE OF THE FEATURES RE
SUITS OF BOWLING GAMES
LAST NIGHT - BOXING AND
OTHER SPORTING MATTERS,
LOCAL AND BY WIRE.
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GAUs' DRUG STORE. cor Zane street
ard North Broadway.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1899-11-23

The pitchers records in the National
League were given out yesterday by
president Nick Young The leading
pitchers were. Hughes, of Brooklyn;
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Presses NEWS STAND. No. i5lsla
Market street
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but stood and watched him drown. The
body was Immediately recovered. The
drowned man was 23 years of age,
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pitaT
Umbrellas fit for a Queen.
w. ]. LUKENS, One-Price Jeweler.
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BURTs DRUG STORE, cor Virginia and
South Penn streets.
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LA BELLE DRUG STORE.
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OSWALD scHIcK. Bridgeport, Ohio.
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SUNDAY REGISTER CITY AGENTS.


The Sunday Register Is on sale at the
following named Drug Stores and News
Stands in Wheeling ana vic;nity:-
CEILINGS DRUG STORE. No. ass
Market street.
MENKEMELLERS DRUG STORE. cor.
Twenty-second and Market streets.
coLEMANs DRUG STORE, cor. Twenty
fifth and Chapline streets
HANDLAN's DRUG STORE. cor. Twenty
seventh and Chapline streets.
sTUARTs DRUG STORE. cor. Thirty
sixth and Jacob streets.
ARKLEs CONFECTIONERY. No as13
Jacob street
ARMBRECHTs DRUG STORE. No. ssn
Jacob street.
McELRoY's DRUG STORE. No. s74s
Jacob street.
EHRLE's DRUG STORE. No. 4sl5 Jacob
street.
ST. GLARS DRUG STORE, cor. Forty
| seventh and Jacob street
LANTRY BROS OLD STAND. No. Azi
Jacob street.
HAGUE.s Drug STORE. No. III Six
| teenth street.
BURTs DRUG STORE, cor Virginia and
South Penn streets.
Presses NEWS STAND. No. I5lsh
Market street.
/ GAUs' DRUG STORE. cor. Zane street
| and North Broadway
| OSWALD ScHIcK- Bridgeport. Ohio
| HOTEL WINDSOR NEWS STAND.
La BELLE DRUG STORE
I VIM. MENKEMILLER, in Haskins' Hos
| pitaT
Umbrellas fit for Queen.
/ w. LUKENS, One-Price Jeweler.
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HANDLAN'S DRUG STORE. cor. Twenty
seventh and Chapline streets.
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The Sunday Register is on sale at the
following named Drug Stores and News
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Musee Lengue.
PITCHERS, RECORDS

Umpire Burger. Tonight, Orients
Auditors.
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WeIlsburg League.

LOUIS ooO OBJ "Vo Noo .
Umpire, Bone; Scorers, Prettyman and
Reineke; tonight, All Aiikes VS.. Apollos.
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HOTEL WINDSOR NEWS STAND.