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New-York tribune., 1900-12-15
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A glance the Apartment House advertising IN
The EundAy Tribune win help settle YOU IL a homs
for the Ntlters
New-York tribune., 1900-12-15

g,.s y send you little try II sau like
~0AA byhNE 80 Pear street. EsR York.
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to the Declaration Of American hide
pendencc."
And this saving was made after the
people had provided themselves with
more and better food. clothing and! shell
ter than any other population ever en-
toyed.
There Is something for the pessimist
TO think about. There Is food for the
thought Of the man who is harassed
with the apprehension that capitalism.
or the gold standard. or the factory sys-
terS.s depressing the human race, and
that the poor are growing poorer.
Twenty-Five thousands OF millions of
dollars have not been absorbed by . few
men. The statistics of savings bank
accumulations of investments In build
ing associations, OF rises in wages. OF
the Ownership OF homes and farms, tell
where a good deal OF this vast sum has
been distributed.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-11-15
Two JoneseS

There are TWO Joasses o. the Demo-
cratic persuasion 10 Democratic Arsan-
saS ard both hold peculiar visws. one
o. them Is more taH,ii!a. figure n ma
;!onal Affairs than the other. but tie
Other Joaes appears 10 have the MOTE
level had. TIE more FAMILIAR -sure Is
Senator Jones, chairman CT The Dsr.o-
cradle national cou1r.l!t;ee, ana :ae o;hev
Jones Is simply governor % Arkansas
Senator Jones vas grcat OF predicting
B.yaa;s elecsion. aai holding alo.t The
paramount. banner o. Imperialism and
r-!.!!tarIs,z. while Governor JoEes r.
garfield imctsialIs-n -T!.h contempt, AID
iueYe. bad much Faith that Bryan would
b. elected. although he believed IN Bsy-
ANS .ree trade he7esies,
WIKI regard 20 iae south ard expca-
sloa Governor Joncs holds soc'e very
strong views The ne,noc-al!c plat
form" hs says, was rot strengthened
BY tia; Rsuble OF ant!-iGiPertssisra. A.
an issue !: had 10 following In ArSan-
sas, realize, and all ou- people n Ar
kansas realize, TIA: ;As hope 0. o.;
state ard .: the ea:!rc soath Is IL s.a1s
sxparslca. Cotton r.us: Ions rcnaIl
the staple Q. the south. This country
eaaro, consume more than third O.
our Ordinary oo,;oa crop Europe caa-
10: Use the remaining swe-tA!rds, GU:
oaiy salvation hes In opening she ula--
krts o. Asa"
TAe views ae!d BY Governor jones a-e
participated in By all Advanced south
ernsrs. ,ae PhIlippIuc policy os P7es!.
Dent Mckinley having h-cn specifically
eadu-es5 BY manufacturers associations
o. that S>ct!ea & :he country IN Tie
,Isa; OF ;h.se expressions 8; viii b 10.
;errs,!ns &c cote ;se oousSeo: ;hs south.
EN- senator's md coasressnen Siih re
gard 20 ;hr future o. tAose is!zEts-
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wHEEI1Ne. NOVEMBER IL. 1900.
Post Election ACTIVITY.

There is quite g difference In the re
newed activity this year. following the
presidential election, and the ,,arvel-
Gus industrial revival that followed
President McKinley's election four
years ago. Four years ago everything
wss stagnant, and the change frsm de-
preston. TO marked activity waa more
noticeable This year the results are
no, so pronounced for the reason they
did nos have the same starting point,
bu; they are none the less material in
keeping up the prosperity we have en-
joyed and continuing It
The present revival is owing to the re-
basement Of conditional orders-o.ders
that were to have been cancelled .n the
even, OF the election OF Bryan. The
Democratic press denounced these con-
di,ional orders as coercion and cam
pa,gn buncoraoe. Blu, their truth IS cow
verified.
Advices from New Haven state that
many manufacturing firms IN Conrec,i-
cut a-e already feeling the return OF
confidence with Mckinley's reelection.
One o. the most remarkable proofs Of
this Is conditional order from Massa-
chuse;ts contractor 70 Stile. & Son. OF
North Haven. for 2.eao,eoo bricks pend
ing McEialey's election. This ovdes has
been released. as the contractor in turn
had scores of orders Tor factory build
ing pending a Republican victory Car
rage makers 10 New Haven had orders
for hundreds OF expensive vehicles con-
dit:oral or McKinley's election. and are
starting now on their manufacture.
Similar conditions exist elsewhere.
4 large number OF railroad contracts
have also gone automatically into oper-
alton as result OF the election The
Baltimore & Ohio railroad Is II in
stance IL this direction. I: will BE- re-
called that President Cowen was sub
iected 70 considerable criticism and 10
threats OF arrest for his statement BE-
fore the Honest Democratic League OF
Maryland. In this stateuer. Mr..
Cowen said that In the event o. the
election OF Mr.. Bryan the Baltimore &
Ohio railroad would withhold contracts
for cars amounting 20 hundreds o. thou
sands o. dollars Mr.. Cowen continued:
Where Go we set ocz money 20 SET
these c-- We take some millions and
put It in our property and the -ss: we
must &c: from the securities The
trust companies and guardians o, es-
tates AID the men I have described
with these millions say TO US tia: we DO
no: know what Bryan's election may
mean Il VIII spell disaster"
The Baltimore &: Ohio railroad has
COW closed With the Pressed Steel Car
Company coa,-acts to- $3.50 cars, strl
having been LEI professionally before
election
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-11-15
POINTED PARAGRAPHS.
4 swallow Of brandy & q bird Of III

Aswallow of brandy is a bird Of Ill
omen.
Cruelty requires no other motive
than opportunity.
One way to make both ends meet is
to tie them together.
Some children cry for cause and 9TH
ers for pure meanness.
The real proof of the pudding Is in
the possession thereof.
II is useless TO require knowledge un-
less YOU intend to use It.
Things are seldom what they seem;
imagination Is the ruler Of the world.
TheIe is great deal Of satisfaction
in being able TO deceive the daceiyer.
The man who is prudent in the choice
Of his companions is providen: OF his
time.
The factory hand may indulge in
song. but he prefers to knock-of with a
whistle.
Come easy, go easy" is an ancient
saying-and good resolutions don't cost
anything.-Chicago News. i
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-11-15
wealth Of the Nation.

DR.. I. C. Powers, who Is serving In
the. aaaeity OF CHEZ s;atisticiln OF The
census, in recent public address made
some startling statements about the
visible material wealth OF the Cn!ted
States According 70 his computation
Il amounts TO ninety billion dollars.
Tia, is sun that car scarcely be COM
pretended in figures As the last CEN
sus gave the true valuation OF all
property Ia the country Is st1:y-ave
billions, then Il Is apparent: TIA: the
wealth o: the country has Increased
twenty-five billion dollars in ten Yeas,
which Is quite = stride,
This statement moves the Journal OF
Commerce to po;ns ou; 4 remarkable
feature In this achievement For, Il.
one VIII reject" !; says, ''oa the very
limited number c: persons who leave
properly behind when they die. and ;he
Sill more limited uumbe. who leave
NOR ;kan enough .oc tie sustenancs
OF theI- widows and other naE-sa.rinS
dependents. he Will realize tia; !; IS ;.ue
tia: each generation consumes And
wears out much the greater pa.; c. is
owr production ard makes but small
addition TO the worlds wealth ss:s-e
the age o. machinery. and when pro
tucttou WAS re-r slow. tbs re; addition
was Ear less than 81 Is now. Ihteed /;
vas so much less that DR.. Powers uses
beUflesEins comparisons ia his rroTs 70
give some graph!e idea Q. wha; IS
meas; by tie ret addition ten years has
made 70 the wealth Q. the Un!,ea
States"
This twenty-five billion dollars be
says lis 4 saving greater than Ill ihe
people Of The Western cna;Insn; had
been able 70 r1sEe from ;he discovery
By caiumbus 10 the eSsiun:rs OF ouI
e!vii war. I; is \ saving which repre-
sAEss NOR houses and buildings, rrore
furniture ia the home. rra-e implements
and uaehlEs-y TO asSiy; r.aa In his
work more and batter means CT eor.-
nrnieasIon, rro-e Soot clothes. se"d
heeis ard persesAi aao-nrens than The
entire race haa sarsd dudnE AL ths
COUNTIES sSvS Of struggles from Adam
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outcast Oscar Wilde.

When was in Paris" said recent
ly returned art student. Oscar Wilde
had an apartment in the suburbs there
UP TO three months ago. when he dis
appeared. He looked very seedy last
summer and was frequently drunk. A
fat, heavy-jowled man. In shabby.
wihe-siained clothes, with straw hat
whose brim was bent down by the rain.
you saw little in him OF the poet The
minor poets, whose hangout Is the old
Voltaire cafe. took Wilde up and
bought him abs!nthe for the sake OF
getting points on art. and every after
noon you would see them there listen
Ing 10 the shabby man. about whom
there was something impressive at such
times. He would lean forward over the
table, talk with fire and eloluence. ges-
turing with q hand that held cigar
cite, and then suddenly he would pause.
look OF deep gloom would come over
his face and he would hasten..to Sc,
drunken. The minor poets wearied OF
him after awhile and drove him out Of
the cafe"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-11-15
Humor IN a Prison Newspaper.

The Star OF Hope. the Sing Sing pr!s
on paper. has ailocal humorist whose
items are widely copied by the out-of-
jail press. Here are some specimen
paragraphs from recent issue: p
Of!lcer-I arrested this man at the
station just as passenger train pulled
in" ~
Judse-But what has he done?
Oficer-1 caught him in the act o!
going through sleeper"
Jim Fierce-Dat dentist Teller wanted
a dollar fer pullin' me. loot
Tom Tuff-Did youse pay him?
Jim F5erce-Naw;s Il tole him to take
It out {" me face.
Young lady lin book store)-I wan,
To Have and 10 Hold
Clerk Observation-Disclosures so do
l. Twice last night with a flush and
three against me. II I could only have
drawn another queen l would have
held a full.
Somebody = Samson, the ancisn:
strung man, was a popular actor.
Anyeody-I never knew he was on the
boards
Sor,ebody-Didn't you ever hear how
in the great Temple scene. he brough;
down the house2
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a Palatial Poor House.

They have a brand new poorhouse in
Butler county. Pa, constructed and
furnished at q cos; OF 10000. The
overseers OF the poor throughout the
county have been extending help to
some four hundred persons, and 1t was
expected that at least one-hait that
number would be willing to take up
their residence In the paiatial Few
home prepared for them So far six
teen persons only have consented 20 go
there, and efforts TO persuade others
have failed. Il Is probable the over
seers will regard themselves as reliev-
ed OF any further obligations TO those
who thus decline the hospitality OF the
county.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-11-15
HOWARD HAZLETTss0y
....FOR SALE.

Lots as follows: South side o. I'm g
between Wood and Nccol,och s,s 81
front 18th St. % II tsoa.. Co. q, n,
and Jacob Sts-- % Il tsoat. with ,L1u.
house on same, cheap. Coz. o. Ms.. -,
ist sts-, % & front. With i:-.co.a h,rs
cheap EeE. between s;h and s,h En-
end OF ef;h St cheap. OF easy 2ayr...I
Wilson St. aea- 18th St. ssam. HID
near 18th S.. at 800 each. 90 sssy ,S,.
ueats, dirt cheap Lots o. Lind. Chr,
and Viae Stx, slIs-9, TO s5llo each, cAaa
Jacob. ZOE AID Wilson SIS, IN Get,
Wheeling. s,o0oe 20 ss59.u each. N.cA,
ioch St. AW 10 ;1a.ao each. r,A 8,
si9.m sth St. slam. very che.a Esu
east cad o. as: St, saMm each 1al
cash. balance easy payosa;s. WAX, Ell,
Jacob, Wood AcColoch and we:se. ST.,
Sth ward. cheap. on easy payments NJ.
between iss and d SIS, !: &. i.oat Lat
IN North Beawoot % 20. sad Watt.
SIS. cheap Money 70 ic4a OF Real e.
tate, s-fam 20 ss.alo.e. L SEES to st.
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Rows This?

We ole. One Hundred. Dollars Re
ward for ary case Of Catarrh that can
40; be cured by Halls catarch Cure
F. J.. CHENEY & CO.. Props. Toledo. o.
We. the undersigned. have known F.
J. Cheney 20. the last Is years, and be-
leve him perfectly honorable In all bus
iaess transactions and financially able
TO carry oct any obligations made by
their Am
WEST & TECAX. Wholesale Druggists.
Toledo. O.
WALDTNG, EINNAN & MARVIN,
Wholesale Druggists, Toledo, o.
Halls Caia-.h Cure Is taken tate-aai-
~. acting directly upon the blood and
mucous surfaces o: the system Price
&c per bottle Sold by ali druggists.
Testimonials <rea
Halls Family Pills are tie best
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-11-15
Unionisss, Victo.r il Britain.

New York Tribune: The Unionist VIC
tory in Great Britain extends even to
the municipal elections IN London,
where the Unionlsts have carried TWEEN
ty-two boroughs and the Liberals only
six. But then London always was coz
se-vat:ve. and the recent dominance OF
radIcalism IN the country councils and
the concurrent scandals OF an approved
Tammaay type have not commended
the so-caIled progressive party to the
public Il is interesting to note. by the
way. that the principle o. non-partisan-
ship IN municipal affairs has not yet
been adopted IN London. The two par
ties call themselves Node-ates and Pro-
gressives- and affect TO have no essen
ual connection with the national par
ties. but the fact Is tina; the Moderates
a-e Unioaists and the Progresstves are
Radicals
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A Rope Reception Ready.

The following unique claim is posted
on mine In the Grand Encampmeae.
in Wyoming: I'VE. found il. and we
claim Il by the right OF founding IL. It's
our'n- It's 80 feet In every direction
except southwest and northeast. aud
there is three hundred feet on each side
OF this writir'. It's called the Bay
Horse. and we claim evea the spurs,
and We don't wait nobody jumping on
this Bay Eo-se-that's what's these
trees Is around here fo-. AID we've cot
the same piece of rope, that We had
down In oiG Missouri"
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NEWSPAPER WAITS.

In the F1overy Observation-Disclosures
anyhow. can you tell ne via, Is The
chIes end OF man? Lille Eea.hsa-To
be clne1ed.-PucS-
Tndoleat.-'-oh. her husband is as rich
as Croe<us, She could have the love
hest things Il she were rot too lazy 10
pine to- ;hem"'-Dstro!s Journal.
\ Joint warGsoes.-"Do you like
you- new cooS?" ''oh, yes: I haven,
worn ny silk cape. but once since she
came, but. gracious! IL. no: going 10
bother her about : lit,le thing Ike
that"--intiauapoi!s Journal.
Rev. NJ. Sa!ntly-I was very sor.y
tha. couldn't Ill ny pulpit last Sun
day. but l hope you liked my suesi-
su;e. Ms w!,herhy-oh. yes he was
dEe. and ;olG ny husband. who didn't
go. thar he little kaEw via: lie had
missSG.-L!tS.
Lawye--You say that ZOE were Il
the saloon !; the ;Iras o: the assaui, r.
terred 10 IN ;hs complaint? Witness
! was. ST.. LAwys--D!5 ypu take cog
nl1saee o. the a2:-sespe- ~ the time-
Witaess-I don't know what Re caiiay.
Il. oct I took what the rest did.-Ts.
Bits
You don't seam 10 Be very sorry
abou: II" remarked tie B-oaklyu CID
zen a!tc- the ircilay accident. NO. 7
aia', SIS nervous as was" replied the
R.o:orI2a: this Is my third TODAY"
Your third v.curt G-eat Heavens. 80
Yes; tie second one made ne us--
yoC<. but there's IucE Il ODD numbers.
you Elow.-phIatslphIa Record
Not Hes FIeiG--MrS Fe-Scs,,
found a scspic!ous-IookiaE TX II tie
basket that had come from the sroce-'s
and she WE; out and tried 20 throw 1;
iz,o the 5licy. Il struck the h.r- n
stead. and exploded with : lord ,s7o-t
"Doa't YOU see row., commented Mr..
Ferguson. aka ahSurtI;y OF your son.
teEi.o1 sh&t vo=1ca are aued TO 30 !ato
politics -Chicaso Tribune.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-11-15
Trading the Hawe;isn Sands.

"a large excursion OF Mystic shrin-
ers and their wives went from San
Francisco a few weeks ago to Hawaii"
remarked a California man recently.
They started for . jolly time. and the
reports bTough, back indicate that they
are getting what they went after. II
Honolulu they were royalty entertain
ed. On the voyage on: they published
4 newspaper. entitled the .Mos,em Her
AID which was made up chiefly Of
boiler plate. Prince David and Sam
Parker. both OF whom are known here,
helped to give the visitors q pleasant
time In the islands"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-11-15
cscils Axe ..It: il England.

I: nigh. almos. be said that at pres
ent the Cecil family Is running tn. Brit
!sh empire. Lord Salisbury: head OF the
Cecil family, will continue to be prime
minister. Lord Ccau5ourae. his soa.
under secretary for foreign affairs:
Lord SeIoo-ne, his soa-in-law, at the
head OF the admiralty; Arthur Baitour.
his nephew, first lord OF the treasury
and leader o: the house OF commons,
and General B:ltour. another nephew,
secretary o. Ireland
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Relic: II Sir Eora

Distressing K!czty sad Bladder dis.
Eases relieved II SIX hours By New
Great South American kidney Cure" /,
81 4 great Surprise on account OF Il. e1-
seeding r.o-7p.ceSs IL reiIsriag pals n,
BLADDER Kidneys ana SIeS. I. rzaIe O.
<e.r2!e. Relieves retention OF wats,
Amos; Immediately. !: you want euics;
by + Z L!s:. druggist. whee!i7s. y.
w. uSIs
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At the Same Old Stand.

The pennye-a;c paPe.s-;hey hen. an
hav. an say.
The reason why We lost :: Is so-eth!n'
Ike this way
excuSs
Along with IL" an 'rhe.rfo~--5ut
lAw-y-vhAt's the use?
Us Democrats In Sowrrsy.lle-whea We
are done were did.
We know thai, all that happened was tie
Land ~
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REFLECTIONS OF a BACHELOR
a kiss is as good as a smile.

a kiss is as good as smile
The more man knows the less he
knows he knows.
Men Judge women by their morals:
women judge men by their lack OF
them.
Windy days are probably made 10
punish thin women for pretending they
are not
Before a woman gets through trying
to find out how much her last Christ
mas presents cost she has begun saving
up 10 buy them for the next year
New York Press
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-11-15

Alabama is preparing 20 follow In the
footsteps OF Louisiana and North Caro-
lima In disfranchlsl1g her colored clti-
zens. There will be turning in this
lane some day.
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from the computations OF q delIcately
adjusted conscience. 80

The Georgia, Legislature unanimously
elected William Jennings Bryan Pres
ident Of the United. States" the other
day. having no other amusement on
hand to while away the hours before
final adjournment
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-11-15

\ celebrated sc;rcsS has refused %
tciio~ ihs lines Of TIE trarra;!Ea;ion o:
. popular zorSI because they require
her 70 ut,rs strange ca;hs. /: IS =
ausstloa Sheths. tbs IS an advertising
de3sS. o. whether ,hS refusal a,Ises
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-11-15

Eov towering Persistent Mckinley
stands In his speech sxarsc!=E his az
preciat!on Q. the helpful assistance o.
the rasnhc-s o: his cahire;, compared
TO the can; ard complain; CT the Crest
Disappoln;ei. OF Lincoln. Nebraska
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-11-15
The Latest Fad.

Minneapolis Times: oae OF the latest
feminine tads Is the walking stick. 4
good hickory sbou; al inch and half
thick Fould come in handy when tie
Wililss are about oSiics.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-11-15

The gold Democrats need not be with
out shelter 50 long as the Republican
party maintains an open door for
them.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-11-15

The crisis In the affairs OF the United
States OF Colombia is rapidly approach
Ing, as the rebel and government forces
are nearing a final collision for supre-
macy.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-11-15

Pittsburgh Times: Il Is a pity that
Bryan could aot have been induced TO
make an orato-icai Trip through the
south Had he done 50 It would have
been unanimous tor Mckinley.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-11-15

Philadelphia Ledger: We may be able
to eea; the French II digging az 18th
rian canal when ve get 10 work. Il we
ever CO, but the French a-e g: work
now
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FAMILY MsSENc

Rough Dry washed. S.,:chea .oa
Dried cents per pound.
Flat Wo-s. Washed Ard Iseas5, 5
cents pt- pound
AL sar6 york finished 10 cat,
D. Foc2d. a: LCTZ BIOS
Zone Steam Laundry
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-11-15
JOB io- CSES

Our friend ex-senator Brown can help
Bryan write his new book. The Second
Battle" Chris Sessalroad can be the
agent. -RaversWooi News
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The Diagnosis

Omaha Bee: For va-!esated set o.
opinions rs 10 What bsar Bryan, consul,
the Democratic doctors When doctors
disagree who shall decided
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-11-15

The Boer war has COS, Great Britain
half a billion dollars.
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"CCRE TIE cough aaa save the l!:s--
Ts, wooAS Norway Piae SyrSa crrTx
casShS and colds. down 10 TIE Wv
Verge Of coESu1ar,!sr.-4
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The chrysan;hemum is now. the petted
flower OF fashion.
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FOR SALE. -
No = Maynard street., dwelling. IN.
ca
No s Indians s-et- traze dwelling.
4 number OF desirable eutiiIay lots c,
tie Wheeling ( Elm Grove motor 10.
= desirable A-!ck 6wc1-;-g a. S1
Thirteenth street
Business property o. N2!a street
Ms Lambs residence ST Echo Point 4
.1-e Opportunity sec--e \ bone
4 WocSst2le reS3dsace. III zote.a e'a-
yenIe2ces-
FOR RENT.
No. IS Eour:es.tA St, s-ck dEaIls
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A-Aac
Slid

Republican newspapers Is tnll O shouts
an song.
They ooze with siee an slosy. AZ head
lines ten feS; lorE.
Az yeI in big. black letters: "T~as
caused by sr-acd-So'
An show By facts an .4sgers Jus; how she
had to 20
But. see-nC7-ree, Il Bove-sTiIle, the
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