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The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1900-05-23
Mr.. Dial Rand Paralyzed,

A telegram received here yesterday
morning from Amelia, Va. announced
that Mr.. G.. Dial Rand formerly a resi-
dent of this city, had been paralyzed AT
his home there aand was not expected to
live. Mr.. Rand is about so years old
and has many friends and relatives in
this county. His brother, Mr.. n. Nj.
Rand and his brother-in law. Mr. {. B.
Barbcc, left Immediately for his bed
side. telegram from Mr.. Barbee last
night stated that Mr. Rand was no bet
ter
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1900-05-23

"DcWitt's Little Early Risers are the
finest pills ! ever used."-D. J. Moore.
Mlilbrook. Ala. They quickly cure all
liver and bowel troubles.
Bobbitt- Wynne Drug Co. w. III. King,
Adams & Moye, Vim. Simpson.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-04-03
ADJUSTMENTS,

In "Three Little Lambs company
which win appear at the opera House,
Thursday evening. April 9. are several
fayorIte artists. Mics Marie Cahlll, the
girl with the cockney accent who sang
Ugh Society" in "A Runaway Girl"
when presented here last season under
the management OF the late Augustln
Daly, IS one OF them. Others are Miss
Clara Palmer, Tom Hadaway and Har-
old Wizard all OF whom viii be rcmom-
borcd as members OF the same orgnnl-
cation. Raymond Hitchcock, who was
long the leading comedian Of the cole
brnted Castle Square Opera Company;
Miss Nellie Brngglns who will be re-
mombered as the bright and win5omc
girl who played Doll Primrose IN "rha
Hlghwayman": William IT. Carleton,
the famous baritone: William H. Philip,
formerly the principal tenor Of the Bos-
tonlans and Edmund Lawrence, who
was Identified with Tiaucls wilson for
many seasoas The author Of "Thrce
Little Lambs 10 r. A. Barnet, who
groir, 'ri92" and Jack apJ the Gean-
stalks
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-04-03
BELLAIRE REPUBLICANS
Win Glorious Victory, Their Entire
City and Township Tickets Going
Through by Good Majorities-A
Recount in the Fifth Ward.

Recount in the Fifth Ward.
The election in Bellalre was perhaps
as quiet one as was ever held there.
The usual number Of workers were
about all OF the polling places and the
friends of The various candidates got
IN their button-hollng at the last mo-
ment. The Republicans were alive to
the danger Of light vote and realized
that the Democrats seemed to have luck
in the weather, hence they put more
energy into the effort to get out the
vote. But there were some who would
not go out Of their way to vote and
many were lost because OF the weather
and an apparent indifference.
Notwithstanding these handicaps, the
vote polled was twcnty-four more than
at the state election last fall. The vote
aggregated over 1900 In the city.
The result is more than satisfactory
to the Republicans, who made practic-
ally clean sweep the Democrats Sc
curing nothing on the general ticket.
The majorltles for the Republicans
range from 200 TO 500. but the exact
figures could not be secured this morn
ing, owing to . discrepancy in the count
as kept by the two clerks in the Fifth
ward. When the discrepancy was dis
covered, shortly before midnight. there
were but ninety-three votes remaining
to be counted, but the Judges ordered
that all the votes should be recounted
and IL ia not expected that the vote re-
count will be finished before o'clock
this morning.
Mayor /. T. Freese tR.) is reelected
over his Democratic opponent Frank
williams, 3D.. by about 200 majority.
For marshal. James S. Johnston, R).
wins over NJ. G. Lynskey, tD), bv $50
majority.
Cook Danford, Republican candidate
for city solicitor, is winner over Fred
Springs; majority, 500.
]. II. Dubois, Republican candidate
for city treasurer, will have 500 major
ity over S. C. Grow.
w. p. Cruzier. Republican candidate
for street commissioner, wins over 1.
II myers ny u LlaIOIltE VI hH"uN wv
w. S. Carroll CR) for water works
trustee. defeats c. L. briggs: majority
about 200.
For school board, the winners are ].
w. HeathaFlnEton and George Walters.
Republicans. over II. p. Rodcwig and
j. II. McGraw: majority 100 and $50,
Councll-Flrst ward. j. II. Scabroot
CR.) defeats Dr. Piersol, 81 majority;
Second ward, Moses Duga CR) defeats
John McKelycy CD, 16 majority; Third
ward. Fred waFsemnn, D) defeats
Potter Hughes. majority, 80; Fourth
ward; August Bahra, CR) defeats 10
scph Glnsser, majority about 40; Fifth
ward. George McLain. CR) defeats j..
NJ. Grouse, majority about 70.
Asscssors-Flrst ward. Donald Nc
Doht,G iIt.l: s,S575 ward ) n Cgn,.
nerB (D); Third ward, {. II. Wolf, (R);
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coon FoR Sd. GAINESVILLE.
Tbs Republican Ticket, With an Elk
ception of Two, Successful.


This Republican Ticket, With an Ex-
ception of Two, Successful.
The election at St. clalrsvllle was
without excitement or particular fea-
lures, except in the case of the mar
shalship, the present incumbent, Jacob
Martin, being reelected on an indie
pendent ticket. Otherwise the Repub-
lican ticket went through with sweep,
the Democrats being doled out lone
councilman. Marshal Martin, who has
been in Office for twelve years, evidently
has-a einch on the job Of the strongest
kind, and he possesses the happy fac
ulty of never being too pronounced on
any question.
The result was MS follows:
MayOr-M. NJ. Scott, r., 165; Albert
Lawrence, D., los.
City treasurer-J. II. Boroff, R., 14l;
7. z. Mcbride. D., 49,.
Marshal-Wm. Harris. r., Sc: Charles
Netzelt, D., SO; Jacob Martin, Ind, lSS.
Council-Theodore Mitchell. r., 1872;
Theodore Ayres. r., 1916; Marshal
Thompson, r.. 1871: Dan Carroll, D.. III;
Louls Murdoch, D., 1856: Jho. A. Thomp-
son. D., 122. Messrs. Michel and Ayres,
Republicans. and Murdoch, Democrat,
were elected.
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Packed to the Doors.

A Carter melo-dramn at popular
prices, and the certainty that it would
be presented in an artistic manner, was
the magnet which drew an audience to
the Grand last night that fairly packed
the theatre to the doors. The produc-
ton was satisfying IN every sense. The
special scenery was very elaborate and
realistic, and a competent cast sustained
the different roles. The singing and
comedy work by THE Two Pucks." a
miss and master yet in their teens"
was n stellar feature. This afternoon
THE Tornado" will be repeated, and
tonight the Huntley-Jackson company
will present another Of Carriers famous
scenic melo-dramas, THE Fast Mall"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-04-03
WEDNESDAYS CONVENTION
OF Sixteenth Ohio Republicans at
Bellaire Will Renominate Gill by
AcclaInatiOn = Committees Have

Completed the Arrangements.
This evening some OF the Republicans
OF the Sixteenth Ohio congressional dis
trlct will gather IN Bella!re for the con-
gressloRal convention to be held to-
morrow. Belmont county will be sta
toned at the Globe hotel. where the two
aspirants for delegate to the national
convention at Philadelphia will have
rooms. The Carroll delegation Will be
at the Exchange, Harrison at the An
derson, while Jefferson and Monroe vii!
be at the Windsor. where quarters have
been provided for Congressman Gill and
his home people.
The convention win convene in the
Opera House ut 10 o'clock. central stan
dard time. The county delegations VIII
caucus at their respective headquarters
half an hour before the convention is
10 meet. Rev. r. S. Coficy. pastor Of
the First Presbyterian church, will open
tho convention with prayer. and Hon.
w. r. Perry. Of Harrison county, VIII
preside as temporary chairman. and Dr.
r. a. Ferguson. of Monroe, viii be sec
rotary.
The outlook Is for n very harmonious
and enthusiastic convention, There Is
not ripple anywhere in the district
except In Belmont and this will be
smoothed out when the delegates get
together
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Street GAR GASES
Considered Yesterday In the United
States Court, and
OSCAR HOLDERNAN LET GO
The Case Against Squire Riddle
Continued Until Next Term-Thosa
Against Policemen Gatelsy and
Fisher Are to be Argued on De-
murrers To-Day-Grand Jury on
Wednesday,.

Yesterday the spring term Of the Uni
ted States district court. Judge John j.
jackson on the bench. opened. Several
Of the wheeling street car strike cases,
continued from the last term, were
brought up Monday. The grand Jury
vii! be called tomorrow, and q num-
Der OF counterfeitng and postoftice
cases will re brought 20 is attention by
District Attorney S. .. Burdett. Tho
term will continue through the week.
In the case of the United States VS..
oscar HoIIcrman, OF Benwood, charged
with Interference with deputy marshals
during the street car strike last spring,
the matter was nollied on suggestion OF
the district attorney. Judge Jackson,
however, took occasion to haul Holder
man over the Goals sharply. He said
that while 1t might be true, as the de-
fendant claimed, the act complained OF
was committed in q Git OF excitement,
yet. but Cor the recommendation Of the
district attorney, the case would have
been brought to trial, and 1t would
have been no trlhlng matter. Holder
man seemed greatly relieved to escape
50 lightly, ana said he regretted the
trouble.
The case of the United States VS..
Squire Henry Riddle. charged with in
terferlng with United States court Off
GERS during the strike. at Benwood, was
continued until the next term Of court
The case OF the United States VS.. Po-
lice officers Gateley and Fisher, also
OF Benwood, on similar charge, win
be argued on demurrer to-day.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-04-03
NE1NTNGER ELECTED
Mayor of Bridgeport, but Republican
Candidate for Marshal Wins.

The election in Bridgeport yesterday
was houy contested, and a very fair
vote was gotten out The fight for tho
mayoralty was the leading feature. and
the Democratic nominee. Mayor Fred
Neininger, secured reelection by me-
jorlty Of nineteen votes over his Repub-
llcan opponent, Charles Junklns. For
marshal. Sol Douds, the Republican
nominee, won over his Denocrutlc OPP
ponent, Albert Burke, By majority Of
eighty votes. For city clerk, Rice, the
Republican nominee. was successful
over Coss by majority Of sIxty-ene.
B-esock. Democrat. was elected city
treasurer by 4 majority of ninety votes.
Glnen. Republican, was successful for
cemetery trustee. with majority
of 1873. The vote in detail Iwas as
follows:
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Mayor Nsininger Being Reflected
Muyor-Pease Township Re-
publican Ticket Wins.

The over the-rlver Republicans did
very well yesterday, thank you!
Notwithstanding the awful fight
made on the Republican nominees in
Martins Ferry, Mr.. Goodhue, the Re-
publican candidate for mayor, wins on
o small minority. and the rest of the
Republican ticket wins on good majori-
ties. with the exception of Judge Coch-
ran, for solicitor who is defeated by
Cooke, the Democratic nominee.
The Pease township Republican tick
ct goes through all right, as does that
in Pultney township (Bellalre).
In Bridgeport, honors were divided,
Mayor Fred Neininger Democrat, being
reelected on a close vote over Mr.
Charles Junkins, Republican. For mar
shall. Sol Douds, Republican, wins by a
good majority.
In Bellaire, the Republican ticket
went through without scratch, and
the vote was twenty-four larger than
in the state election last fall.
In GAINESVILLE the Republican ticket
wins.
Ditto in st. Clairsvllle. where ex-
Sheriff Scott is elected mayor.
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Rridreport Precinct.

In Bridgeport precinct, in the one To-
cal contest, Fred Beiswinger, RepJ,
was defeated by ]. A. Blackford, Cd,
for assessor, on u majority of As. The
vote in detail;
Justice of the Peace-1saac Newland,
(R,), 90; George B. Hathaway, Cd, G..
Trustee-Albert Moore, R), 81
George KrIm, CD. 81.
Clerk-w. G. Morgan, CR), So; Ba-
ker Boyd, CD. 81.
Assessor-Fred Beiswinger, R), 22;
]. A. Blackford, CD, 81.
Constable-T. II. Stanton, (R). 81;
Walter McConaughy. CR), 50; Al. Con-
oway, CD, G1; Daniel Cox. CD), 60.
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GOODHUE ELECTED

Mayor of Martins Ferry, After a
Hard struggle-Judgs Cochran
Defeated For City sOlicitOr-Ervin
Elected Marshal.
Despite the Democratic weather yes
!erday. the Martins Ferry Republicans
elected every man on their city ticket.
with one exception. and that Of city So
licltor A great deal of interest was ta-
ken in the election and the vote was an
exceedingly large one, the total being
1888, against 1,4Sl at the spring cleo
ton two years ago. The vote yester-
day was considerably larger than the
one cast at tn. last state election.
Nearly the entire vote Of both parties
was out, the maximum total vote OF the
city being estimated at LOO. Good
hue and Erwin, the Republican candi-
dates for mayor and marshal, won ous
with a good majority, as did the other
Republicans elected. The small DEM
ocratlc victories are city solicitor coun-
ell and assessor in the F'iftS. ward anc
council in the Fourth ward. II was
decided Republican victory and one Oh
which the party may well feel proud.
The vote on the city ticket was as
follows:
The vote for council and assessors
was as follows:
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In Martins Ferry precinct, the only
local officer voted FOR wns assessor and
W. w. Taylor. (Rep). defeated the al
legged most popular man in the pre-
cinct, Ross Coz. CDam). by n majority
OF "a. This Notwithstanding the fact
that the precinct is Democratic. The
vote on township offices was as follows:
Justice OF the Peace-Isaac Newland,
RI. IS; G. b. Hathaway. CD. lO9
Trustee-Albart Moore. CR), 3d.;
George Krlm. Cd. 1J9.
Clerk-w. C. Morgan, tRl, IS; Baker
Boyd. %. 1OS
constabla-T. II. Stanton, R), So;
Walter McConnaughy RJ. 81; Al
conoway. %, los; Daniel Cox. d.,
1O9
Assessor-w W Taylor, R1. III;
Ross Con, %. SO.
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Fourth ward, W, H. Thompson, RJ:
Fifth ward, Herman Goethe, RJ;
township Robinson Workman, DJ;
West Wheeling, d. S. Craig D.).
In the township at large, the
Republicans elected their three candl-
dates for justices of the peace. AIessrs.
F. S. Mason. ]. w. Morrell and j. NJ.
Richardson.
For township trustees, ]. W. Paul and
Milton Thompson. Republicans, won.
Amos Roscoe, Republican, is elected
township clerk.
For township constable, Fred Hazel,
Republican, wins.
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Rnrnesrille solidlv Republlcan.

The Republicans swept the platter
clean at 5arnesville, taking everything
In sight. The citizens voted on local
option, and the "Drys" won over the
"wets." The town will. therefore, be
without license for the ensuing two
years. The election was strongly coz
tested. and the Republican victory was
the occasion of much jubilation.
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The village of Brookslde had but one
ticket in The field. The vote was as
follows:
Trustees-CThree elected = Thomas
Frazier, 2S; Thomas McGough, q; Fred
Amrine. u.
Treasurer-James Medlll. IS.
Clerk-John Curtis, IS.
Street commlssIoner-Fred Belswin-
ger, 2S.
Marshal-LouIs Elsager q.
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Township Trustee-Albert Moore CR.)
l,GOs; George Krlm, CD, 9s9. =
Township clerk--W. G. Morgan (R.).
1862; Baker Boyd. Cd. $50.
Constable--T H Stanton. CRl. 1874:
Walter Mcconnaughey. CR.). l419; AL.
Conoway, (D). $40; Daniel Cox. Cd.
g73.
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Pease township did herself proud.
All tho Republican candidates went
through with about 600 majority. as fol-
lows:
JuGue''of the' fcdcc-isiho lS,tHand.
CR)' l'5Gi' G. d. Hathaway CD), 97s.
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First ward-Jamcs Robbins, R),
1854; William Ellis. CD). 81.
Second Ward-Chas. Downcy (R), 223;
Geo. Clifford Cd, 1876.
Third Ward--John MetEger, R), 24I;
James Bayess, Cd. 10.
Fourth Wards. HlpkiUs, CR.), 1856;
Jesse Selby. Cd, 1j3.
Fifth Ward-Robert McNichols, (R.),
$50: Thomas DobbIng. CD), 1855.
Assessor.
First ward-Thomns Bagso.t, (R),
15j; Emery Profit, %, IS.
Second Ward-F'rank Brooks (R.), 23i;
Samuel Milllgan CD.). l22
Third Ward-Jerre Ebberts, CR) 2iS.
Fourth Ward-Plere Coleman, CR),
100: James Mitchell, Cd. %.
Fifth Ward-W william Coates. CR),
142; Edward Withers, Cd. 1G2.
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"stronGest in the World"
THE EQUITABLE
LIFE ASSURANCE SOCIETY,
100 Broadway. New York.

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company
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WHY has the Equitable moro assurance
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BECAUSE tho Equitable Is the only COM
pnny which has averaged 1900 200
n ycnr In Dividends to pollcy-hold-
ers for the last six years.
BECAUSE the Equitable pays death
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BECAUSE tho Equitable offers tho public
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contracts than any other company
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CUTLERY GRINDING.

TINEST CUTLERY GRINDING DONE
Il right here In Wheeling: coneaYing a.
zors a speciality for barber use; cllpgi,
scissor and knife work done promptly;
prices reasonable. Repair work o. ID
Kinds. WHEELING SCALE WORKS, ~
Market street. Telephone 9s5. itli
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GENERAL NOTICES.

NOTICE.
As we have sold our greenhouses ihl
all our florist business. including the goo!
will, to the Wheeling Greenhouse Con-
pany, we thank our old customers for he
patronage they have given u5, and nt
that they will deal as literally with oG
successors as they did with us.
mr31 HUSCRoFT BROS
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TRUSTEES SALE
TRUsTEE's SALE.

-
BY virtue OF deed Of trust made y
Charlotte NJ. ConRnt and George ". y
nant, her husband. dated January !, "
recorded in the office OF the clerk Of "
COUNT court OF Ohio county. West VI
ginia, IN Deed Of Trust Book No, 81, pN
SIG. / will sell at public auction. a. Y,
north front door OF the court house o. ~
county, on
TUESDAY, April. 10, 1902
at 10 o'clock n. m, the following deseFia
property, to-wit:
lot No. Five 10 in Jonathan Znnt'slss
dltion to the city Of Wheeling, upon wa
are the brick buildings known at Nos
aud 623ls Main street Excepting hGr
from a the south forty feet o! sac :
running from Main street back a d!',1aa
OF one hundred and ten 40 ieet, ~
the parcel conveyed by George ElEl ~,
trustee. and others TO Mrs, Susan k9pqgs
by deed dated June 10 1914, recofdel 4
said clerks office In Deed Book No
page 200. And excepting tg a STRIP ". NJ,
ming across said lot with width o. NY
feet, the eastern line OF said strip ~
at its southern end distant one huhl.s.
and thlrty-siN O36l feet west itom Y.
birthstone on Main street being me lAIsi
conveyed by George EDWARDS. tT1sI e5' =
others to the p, ". u Il. X. T. g,
deed dated August Is. 1872 recorded 10 y.
clerks office In Deed Rock No. v, ~
$50. And excepting 90 so much OF sAli ~ ~
as lies west OF the last described XVI
being the parcel conveyed 20 tue ,lll a.
w. * X. r. r. Co. by Michael EaN.,,d
by deed dated June Z. lSSN. recorled ~ "a ID
clerks office In Deed Book No u; p4ssi - \,
The property 10 be sold was deH,,,s.t v
the said Charlotte n. Cunani by Me, IA
Edwards. by Will dated November !! y ~, ~
recorded in said clerks Office in WI QUA
No. :. page 502 a., 4, n,
TERMS OF RELATIONSHIPS Of Y.
purchase money and as much more =, X,
purchaser may elect cash IN hand' ala h
residue In two equal inStallments. paI,. r.
respectively In one and Two years ~
the date or sale. with Interest Ton M,
day, the purchaser giving hs ntsvii.si.
notes FOR the same. and the lliie ia M
10 be retained until such notes w ~ ~
or 20 be conveyed with n reseTVaIsi.g,ss ,y
a lien for the deferred purchase i in.O,.'s,
or upon other security to the sails ,i'., <.
NJ the trustee. Such purchaser nv, Nv, Al.
surc the buildings on the prop''H, "a 6r
% the satisfaction OF the trustee aHa ."
MS further security. ,,,,pn
r,o "li-i''-N-" Trustee
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WANTED.
FEMALE HELP WANTED.

C1O A DAY EASILY MADE TAI.
% 4 " ING orders for Life OF MOoiyi'
Best book. Best terms Credit Full n.
fit free STANDARD PUBLISHING %
Il N. Sixth St., philadelphia. Pa. jLF
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The Republicans elected two council
men and the Democrats one. All three
Of the assessors ore Republicans. Thl
vote was as follows:
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BEEcHAms PILLS cure Sick Head.
uShe
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Assessor.

First ward-Frank Davis. R), 172;
Samuel Russell, CD, 14S.
Second ward-wm. Bratton (R), 1l9;
S. B. Johns CD, 1874.
Third ward-Frank Martin (R), s7;
John Hanson CD, 100.
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CA. 5T RIA.
5 3:5 e; S y : u w. '''.'
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First ward-N. V. F. Wilson tR), ISL;
R, B. Mitchell, CD. 40
Second ward-w. H. Riley(R.), 119; Fl.
Blngle R.). 81; John Murphy, 3D., liz;
G. Stevenson. CD. 1lS.
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PERSONAL.

MORPHINE. OPIUM. LAUDANUY
WI Cocaine habit, myself cured will Il.
form you OF harmless, permanent hon,
cure MRS, NJ. BALDWIN, Box Il,
/ Chicago. mn
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BRIEF NENT1oNINGs.
Events in and About the City Given
in Nutshell.

I'd love TO sing Of gentle spring
II lays like these are pleasing,
But my apologies ! bring,
My voice will not do anything
Except in coughs and aneezing.
Washington Star
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OPENING wednesday. swabacker's.
Pinno Tuning.

After moving your piano will no
doubt need overlooking to see II 1t is
In proper tune. We employ none but
experts in our tuning department.
F. W. BAUAIER co.
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OPENING wednesday. swabaotoFs.
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ALL Lace Curtains at special sale
at GEO. r. TAYLOR CO.'S.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
MEDICAL.
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