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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1900-10-14
SHORTCOMINGS OF HER
HUSBANDS FRINDS
Chicago Record.

Chicago Record.
When Mrs. Kercheval said that her
Clients friends should be her friends, no
less dear to her than to him, she undoubt-
eddy meant it and honestly tried to like
them. In some instances she succeeded.
but those who had been lucky enough TO
come into her good graces were not the
ones who had been closest TO Glenn, after
all, realizing this perfectly well, yet took
the matter with a great deal of philosophy.
a man would be a fool to expect any,
thing else" he said on one occasion. 1T
is natural that a woman should want TO
be the whole thing TO the chap she has
marked for her own and the feeling ought
to be encouraged. She considers, properly
enough. that it IS a sort of unkindness
to have in common with a third party all
kinds OF sympathies . affinities and
associations in which she cannot share.
She feels that she is TO some extent an
outsider, and she doesn't like that to any
extent, however magnanimous she may
be. I understood that before l was mar
ried. and l made up my mind that. as
much as l think of you, it wouldn't be
any particular sacrifice to pass YOU up.
You'll feel the same way yourself when
your time comes, and your wife will feel
that way, too. II you realize that at the
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FINEMEETING AT sIsTERsvILL
Col. w. w. Arnett of Wheeling, Adj
dressed an Audience That Packed
the Big Opera House.

Speclal 10 the Register.
SISTERSVILLE, w. Va, Oct. 49,
The biggest, most enthusiastic and at
ttentive political gathering that has
been held in Sistersville this campaign
was that addressed by Col. w. w. Ar
nett, of Wheeling, at the opera house
last night. The auditorium was pack
ed from pit to dome, and from the time
the Colonel opened until he concluded
his speech, over two hours, there was
not a departure from the big audience.
The cheering at times shook the build
ing. These demonstrations came only
when the speaker touched upon the
vital questions that are of such great
interest to everybody in this campaign.
The attention was close and respectful
throughout, and the Colonel was as
well pleased with his audience as the
audience was with him.
In this city. Col. Arnett is considered
the most effective stump speaker in
the State, and it is hoped he may be
heard again before the. campaign closes.
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UNNECESSARY AND DANGEROUS
Surgical Operations for Cure of Piles
Discarded by Beat Medical Author

Operations for Cure of Pile
Discarded by Beat Medical Author
tiles.
A prominent OFFICIAL surgeon
says: 1t is the duty of every surgeon
to avoid an operation, if possible to
cure in any other way. This is es-
pecially true in the treatment of
piles and rectal troubles because
such operations are attended with
excruciating pain and serious dan
ger to life by collapse of the ner-
yous system.
Furthermore, operations for piles
are often unsuccessful and always
very expensive.
The most advanced physicians
now rise and recommend the use OF
a~stringents, combined with healing
oils of vegetable extraction, and adj
ministered in suppository form.
The most widely used and best
known remedy of this character is
the Pyramid Pile Cure, sold by
druggists everywhere. This pile
cure contains no cocaine, no opiate,
no poisonous drug whatever, and a
single 50-cent package in some in
stances has cured cases of several
years standing.
The harmless acids, astringents
and oils contained in the Pyramid
Pile Cure the blood vessels
and congested veins to contract to
a natural condition, the little tu-
o are absorbed and the cure is
made without pain, inconvenience
or detention from daily occupation.
Being in %suppository form, it can
be carried in the pocket, always
ready for use.
Ointments, salves and pills
sometimes relieve piles, but they do
not cure.
The safest and surest way to cure
any form of piles, itching, bleeding
or ~protruding, is to use the Pyramid
Pile Cure.
Full sized packages at all drug
stores, so cents.
A book on cause and cure of piles
mailed free by addressing Pyramid
Drug Co., Marshall, Mich.
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MANY QUEER BEASTS
THAT LIVED LONG AGO
Dug From the Solitude of Their An
cient TOmbs for the Carnegie Mu-

Jug from the SOLITUDE OF Ihe1r An
cient Tombs for the Carnegie Mu-
seum.
PITTSBURG, Pa, October 13.-Prof.
j. B. Hatcher, the curator of plaeon-
tology at the Carnegie Museum in Pitts
burg, has pust returned from the west.
Under his direction extensive, explora-
tons were made by the order of DR..
w. j.. Holland, the director of the mus
cum, in Utah, Wyoming, Colorado and
Nebraska. AS the result three carloads
of material, weighing thirty tons, are
on their way to the museum. The col
lection contains complete skeletons of
diplodocus and b~rontosaurius, monsters
about rs feet long from tip of the nose
to the end of the tail, and standing II
feet high at the hips. No other mus
cum in the world possesses such per-
feet skeletons of these creatures.
In the White river beds immense sue
cess was achieved by the expedition.
The party recovered beautifully per-
feet skeletons of titanotherium, a
beast nearly as big as a m~astodon, of
aco%ratherium, a hornless r~hinoceros, of
the excessively rare merycochaerus, a
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Regardless OF ORDERS
FROM THE PIPE line CO.,
GUFFY & GALLEY ARE PUSHING
THEIR DRILLING IN SAND
FORK TERRITORY.
SHOW FOR A GOOD PRODUCER.
o NO. a, REACHED THE COR
DON SAND AND FILLED
TIC THE TOP.

Special to the Register.
WESTON, W.. Va, October 13.-Re-
gardless of the pipe line company's or
Ger not to do so, Guffy & Galley are
pushing the drilling of their wells on
Sand Fork. Their Cox No. 2 touched
filled up to within fifteen feet of the
top OF the hole. The Cox No. l is a
so barrel well in the fifth sand. 1t
would probably have been a five or six
barrel well in the Gordon. The Cox
No. 2 showing up so well in the Cor
don, has set the oil men to guessing.
The Church well is a gasser in the
Gordon.
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IN IT TEN YEARS.
An Unconscious Slave to Coffee

An tnctuScIcus SlaNe 10 SOuee.
Il had not the slightest idea that cot
fee was the cause of my continued
sickness for the last ten years, until
quit its use and took up Postum Food
Coffee. | never had a natural move
ment of the bowels during a number of
years, because of chronic constipation,
and l was constantly under the infu-
ence of medicine.
Very frequently, just after break
fast, a dizziness would come on, which
would force me to lie down and remain
absolutely quiet until relief came. l
was also the victim of severe head
aches, and miserable all the time. Two
years ago last October it suddenly oc-
Cured to me that it was possible coffee
was the real cause of my trouble.
Il therefore procured a package of
Postum Food Coffee and began its use
in place of coffee. At first trial l did
not like 1t, and found some difficulty in
sticking to my resolution, but perse-
vered and soon discovered that | had
not made it properly. When it is boil
ed long enough, it has a delicious Java
coffee taste and a beautiful, deep rich
brown color; altogether it makes a
charming beverage.
Il soon grew very fond of it; in fact,
/ liked it better than l did the old cof-
fee. A very little change in my health
occurred and this gradually increased,
until in about two months, L discover
ed a marked change began to manifest
itself. The bowels resumed their natu-
raj functions and the old dizzy feeling
disappeared entirely, also the head
aches.
This complete change in health fix
ed my mind permanently and forever.
never, under any circumstances. to go
back to a drug that had held me a
slave for ten long years. A curious
thing about all this is that people do
not realize the cause CT their troubles.
They go on year after year, just as I
had, IN oruggirg themselves with
something that holds them in a condi-
ton of sickness and they don't seem 10
wake up to understand what it is that
IS the cause of the trouble. If such
people gould bring themselves to leave
eft coffee and usePostum Food Coffae,
the trial wouldl its own tale. please
omit my nag fame and address
will .e giYQ Cstum Cereal Co.,
Ltd. 1attI0 ich.
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1t was not very long after that that Mrs.
Kercheval was talking over the vice of
smoking with a woman friend, who in
formed her that she cleaned her husbands
pipes by boiling them in ammonia and
water. The woman said that this rem
dered them sweet and clean, but she did
not say what her husband thought of the
process or whether he had stopped smok-
ing pipes. At all events Mrs. Kerchevai
thought it would be a noble and worthy
thing to treat Clem's pipe to a bath. True,
it might increase his love for it, but she
determined to repress the jealousy that
she was beginning to acknowledge to her
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NOTICE TO DEMOCRATS.

The Young Mems Democratic Club. at
a special meeting held Thursday, October
IL, l&c, unanimously decided to attend
the Democratic rally TO be held Monday
evening. October 18th, and to act as ess
cort 10 the Hon. w. 4. Raymond. Demo-
cratic candidate for Congress, who Is q
address the meeting On that evening al
the city building.
This being the first public appearances ~
the club during this campaign II Is earnesl
ly requested that every member n eve
democrat who wishes to make the meet
a success. he present. The cub will fak
promptly at seven o'clock p. m, at
headquarters, m the Hub building. in
uniform; Dark clothes, silk hat, hacS
and cane. The badges Will be ready foV
distribution Monday evening.
J.. +. ADAMS,
ocl4dqeq Senior Captain.
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

Bids are wanted on the whole and tn
separate parts Of O bank and Office bui9i-
ing Tor the First National Bank OF ".
Mary's, w. Va. Plans can be seen nc
tects. Marietta, ohio, 4 and also at the
First National Bank, ST. Msryss, w: Va:
Bids Will be received byNthe undersigned
up to noon Friday. October 18th, 1907. Eaen
bid must be accompanied by a certified
check for $3.50, as q guarantee th9f II the
bid is accepted a contract VIII hN entered
into.
The directors reserve the right to ENtrcf
any or all bids. T.. c. PGRSINALtH
st. Mary's, W, Va. cashier.
ocadutths
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MYLES-At residence of her parents,
rear No. AZ Thirteenth street, on Saturday,
October 18th, 1900, at 4:So o'clock p. M,
Fabian L., daughter of John j. and Cath
crime Scott Myles, in her 18th year..
Funeral notice hereafter.
zIMMER-on Saturday, October 18th,
1900, at 7:10 o'clock a. M, Mrs. Katherine
thinner, wife of the late Charles thinner,
In her SD year.
Funeral services at the residence of her
son-in-law, Oliver Crawford, No. AS Six
tenth street, Monday afternoon at 2
o'clock. Friends of the family respectful
ly invited to attend. Interment at PENN
sula cemetery.
| ROBINSON-At residence of c. G. Brad
ford, No. 1885 Chapline street, October 10,
1900. at 4:45 a. m, William Robinson, aged
20 years.
Funeral this afternoon from I. o. O.. F.
Hall at 2 o'clock. Interment at Weeks
cemetery. Friends of family respectfully
invited to attend.
BAUER-At her residence, No. 1S5 Six
tenth street, on Thursday, October 18th.
1900, at 500 o'clock a. m, Caroline, wife
of the late Henry c. Bauer, in her I'D
! year. fH 4 7'N
Funeral services Sunday afternoon at 8
o'clock. Friends of the family respectful
ly 14H1lSd u dbtSlAQ. IilICA AASiAt at L CHM
sula cemetery.
McNAMARA-On Wednesday, October
10th, 1900. at his residence. 1l21 McColloch
street, Michael Mcnamara, in the 66th
year of his age.
HAMILTON-At Asheville. n. c., on
Wednesday, October 10, 1900, Mrs, Mary
Hamilton, nee McAfee.
WILKIE-On Tuesday. October 9Th, 1900.
at 1880 o'clock p. M, Elizabeth, wife of
the late John Wllkie, in her 18th year.
DOYLE-On Monday. October 8, 1900,
at 800 p. ~, Sadie A, youngest daughte
of Joseph and Sarah A. Doyle, aged 16
years l month and 2 days.
EXLEY-On Monday, October s. 1900, at
II o'clock noon, William II. Exley, Sr.,
aged 63 years,
FAUTH-On Sunday, October It'll. 1900,
at 10 o'clock a. m, Willie Emil Fauth,
lounges son of Emil and Mary Fauth,
/ aged 4 years, / month and IS days.
DRYDEN-Friday. October 5th, 1900, at
8 o'clock a. m. Millard F. Dryden, in the
44th year of his age.
COMERFORD-On Friday, October 5.
1900. at 5 a. m, Estella B., daughter OF
Mrs. Anna Comerford, at 900 Chapline
street.
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pan and boiled it.
Kercheval came home and found her In
tears and was as alarmed as may be Inn
agined.
You will never forgive me-" she Sob
bed. never in the world. I Know you
won't. But. o Glenn! / didn't mean to dc
it. I didn't lave any idea. Please say
that you will forgive me-"
Kercheval Gained himself with a strong
effort and inquired the cause Of his wife's
agitation, whereupon she produced the
CHASTITY white, twisted, warped and swollen
remains of the old friend.
What is it?' asked Kercheval. turning
it over curiously. 1t looks something like
a pipe"
That's what it is moaned Mrs. Ker-
cheval. Its your merschaum. Oh. i
can't begin to tell you % sorry 1 am
about it. b-but 1 tried TO clean It'll
thought that it would please you-by boil
ing it in ammonia and water, but I didn't
have any ammonia in the house and / used
I've instead. Oh! don't look at me like
that, Clemi'
1t goes to show the influence a woman
can exercise over a man. Kercheval actu-
ally laughed.
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Plate Company, was instantly killed to-
night while riding his horse along Forbes
avenue. 1t appears that he was riding on
the wrong side of the street and was
caught between the car and sidewalk.
The horse packed in front of the rapidly
moving car and both horse and rider were
killed instantly.
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OIL MAN BADLY HURT.

Special to the Register.
HARRISBURG, w. Va, October 10.
This morning ]. F. Rabbit, a well
known oil man, fell from the steps in
front of McGahan's saloon. on Pike
street, cut a fearful and likely fatal
cash in the back of his head. He is
supposed to have had an epileptic fit.
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I o. o. F. FUNERAL NOTICE.

The members of the several lodges Of
this city and vicinity are requested &c
meet at /. .. O.. r. nall, corner Chapllns
and Twelfth streets, on Sunday. October
l4th inst, at l o'clock p. m. 70 attend the
funeral of Il late sojourning brother,
William Robinson, a former member OF
Morrow Lodge No. ll6, Morrow, Ohio.
Services in Odd Fellows Assembly Room
at ? O'Clock y. m.
u. w. MARTIN, President.
j. A. TAYLOR. Secretary.
Relief Committee.
Wheeling. w. Va. Oct. II, 1901. oc1seQ
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The scrubbing Brush in Cuba.

Havana Post.
The marble work over the entrance TO
the governors palace has been undergoing
a thorough cleaning lately. Dirt has been
removed that had accumulated for per-
haps a hundred years, and the result is
that it has proved 10 be composed of the
very finest marble known-alabaster. The
cleaning has helped the looks of the en-
trance wonderfully.
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CHALLENGE FOR HANNA.

LINCOLN. Neb., October ia chal-
lenge to Senator Hanna was issued to-
night from Populist national headquarters
to meet Senator Allen, of Nebraska, in
joint debate during Senator Hanna's COM
ing tour of the State.
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Special to the Register.

Special to the Register.
PITTSBURG, Pa, October 13.-The
second strike III the development OF
the Sand Fork pool, in Lewis county,
w. Va, was made by ]. M. Guffey &
Co. to-day, when they drilled their No.
2 on the Cox farm into the Gordon
sand and got a show for a good pro-
Queer.
On the Ohio side, in the Wilson Run
development, Washington county, Hen
ders0n & Yost have completed their
No. 2 on the John Reisman farm and
have a Is barrel producer from the Big
Injun sand. The location is 400 feet
northeast of No. 1 On the same farm.
In the very shallow sand territory,
Chester Hill development, in Morgan
county, Russell & Metzcar have com
pleted No. 3 on the A. E. Murdoch farm
and have a five barrel producer.
F.. M. Selby & Co. have completed
No. Z on the R. H. Jones farm, and
will have a producer good for less than
five barrels a day.
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The Oil

NEW YORK, October 13.-standard oil
stock, 564d565.
OIL CITY, Pa, October 13.-Credit bal
ances, 81 10; certificates. no bid. Ship
ments, 107 ISL bbls; average. 80, $50 bbls.
Runs, $3.50 bbls; average, 95, 500 bbls.
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Special to the Register.

CADIZ, O., October 13.-The well
dI.4aed On the Sharp farm southeast of
the Maxwell farm on which there Is
several producing wells, came in to-day
and is dry. There was not even the
rock formation. This proves the eYten-
sion of the Maxwell field runs in a
northernly direction. There is almost
a water famine throughout this section
and operations in the new fields have
almost ceased.
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than he did for her, but it was in a play
full way and when he offered to give up
smoking to please her, little %supposing
that it was the pipe hat she did not like,
she declined to accept the sacrifice so
earnestly that she almost deceived herself.
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Thermometer Record.

Mr.. c.. Schnepf, the Opera House drug
gist, made the following observations of
the temperature yesterday: Z a. m, 81; 9
a. m. 60; = m, 10; 8 p. m, IS; Z p. m, 81.
Weather fair,
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Special to the Register.
PARKERSBURG, w. Va, October
13.-There is considerable activity in
the Rinehart development in Richie
county, where the Dual State Oil Co.
has drilled ten holes without getting a
dry one. Amos Steelsmith has taken
up leases on nearly a thousand acres
in the same section and began spud-
ding yesterday on the Keller tract, half
a mile ahead of the Rinehart develop
ment on Laytield Run. Another loca-
ton has been made for a well In the
same vicinity. The rig timbers are on
the ground for Murphy & Eagan's well
on the George Adams farm, adjoining
the Rinehart farm. The Rinehart No.
II Is due In next week. A good deal of
work will be done in this section as
Don as water can be secured for the
boilers. 1t has been SO dry that nearly
all operations have had to be suspend
ed during the summer
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beast half pig, half deer, of which only
a few fragments have been heretofore
known.
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JAMES L. RANKIN KILLED.

PITTSBURG, Pa, October 13f-James L.
Rankin, prominent in the American Tin
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deal ESTATE BARGAINS.

S-room house on Fourteenth street; lot
30x120 feet; a good home; look this up.
Large lot at Edgington; cheap.
Groom house, lot 5Jx196 feet, at Leather
wood, on National Road. Price. So, $50;
your own terms.
Groom house. No, 1929 Jacob street; lot
25x101 feet; q special bargain.
Lots in Grandview ADDITION, near Echo
Point. on easy payments.
S-room house on East First street, sta
Bile, large lot; on easy terms.
7-room house, No. 1906 Jacob street; lot
Is feet front; a special bargain.
Lot 30xl00 feet, on Thirteenth street, at
$4,000. A bargain for this week only.
5-room frame house, No. Ills Alley H,
at 81, 200; large lot.
Lots 25x120 feet in Zane's Orchard addi-
ton: $50 down, balance on payments.
S-room house, No. 16 Virginia street, No.
/ condition.
25-acre farm at Stackyard Hollow.
7-rooms and storeroom at Upper Ben
wood: cheap.
tate security. Fire insurance a speciality.
ORLOFF l.. ZANE,
REAL ESTATE AGENT,
Tel a36. No. q Fourteenth Street.
oc7e&dh
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Monday Night Club dance at Pythian
Castle, October 18th.
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MORPHINE. Opium. Laudanum. Cocaine
habit; myself cured; will inform you of
harmless, permanent home cure. MRS.
BALDWIN,, Box 1212, Chicago. apldh
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FOR SALE.

Chapline street home, between Tween
tieth and Twenty-second streets, at q spec
ial bargain his week
Zane street house. near York, very
cheap.
No, H5 Jacob street, brick house Of 5
rooms. at a bargain.
No. I52 Nineteenth street, house Of 5
rooms; lot 3Gx60. Price. $3.50.
No. 3720 Wood street. house Of seven
rooms: lot 25xloo: price. $3.50.
Nos. 1888 and $3.50 Wood street, double
house: lot 5oxi01: price, $3.50
Money to loan at 5 per cent.
Kentucky street house OF four rooms.
Price. $500.
L. A. ROLF,
Successor 10 Rolf & Zane, No. 20 14th st.
Office phone 556. Res. phone 60 z. g.
oclie&d
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Diamond Rings at special prices this
week at H. E. hillman & Co.
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Fine Diamond Lockets from $500 up
at H. E. Hillman & Co.
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

Monday evening. october 18th, by Wheel
ing City Lodge No. :. Star OF Bethlehem,
az thelr lodge room. corner OF Forty-third
anu Jacob street OK. G. T.. hall. All
members are requested TO be present, as
business of Importance is to be transacted.
BY order of Commander,
oci4dQ JOHN CORNISH.
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LOST
FOUND.

FOR RENT.
FOR RENT-A large furnished room on
Chapline street. suitable for gentlemen.
Inquire at Register office. ocl4dq
FOR RENT-Very large front room. fur
nished, for one or two gents; Twentieth
street, private family. B." this office.
se2le&dh
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"WOMAN'S BLESSING"-Private pre-
scription; positive cure for suppressed or
pie box free. j. M. HORNE. NJ. D., Draw
er w 124, Chicago, Iii. oc14dq
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TIE FIFTH ANNUAL MEETING Of the
West Virginia Woman's Suffrage AS
sociation win be held In Fairmont, 0cto-
per 18th. Friends of the u In all parts
OF the State are cordially invited to attend.
MRS. BEULAH B. RlTCHIE,
President.
MISS CLARA REINHEIMER.
ocl4dq Secretary.
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AT REST.

ROBINSON-On Wednesday, October 3,
1900, at SIS a. m, James Robinson, in his
6Sth year.
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self. b had a prolonged mental strug-
gle for a week over the matter and then
she h~eroically put the pipe in an old sauce
pan and boiled 1t.
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Personal.

LADIES-Your bust enlarged 6 inches;
failure impossible; harmless; 500 cash
guarantee; proof free. LEONARD MED
1CINE CO, Kansas City, kas. oc14dq
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DEPAIRrNG OF ALL KIND.

- Seal skin coats cleaned and made
over in the latest style. Capes and collar
MORE, Furrier. No. 10 Tenth street, city.
sep9dsb