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The Streets Again.

To the Editor of the Register
Sir;-The newspapers have cut loose
on the condition of the streets durir g
the past week, and have stirred up the
Board of Public Works and Council
to some extent. Let the good work go
on. Mr.. Hahne says men won't work
for s1.75 a day I can hardly credit
this. 1t is truly marvellous. Mr.. Mil
ligan comes to the rescue with a reso-
luton to pay 81 for a nine-hour day.
If workingmen won't accept that, keep
on bidding, and cutting down the hours
Of work. Then, since memorial tab
lets seem to be the proper caper just
at present. erect one which will per-
petuate the memory Of Mr.. Milligan
as the workingman's friend. But
don't place it in one of the city streets,
or its usefulness will be gone.
ADMlRER.
Wheeling. January 18th, 1901.
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A Wrrn KPininGer.

To the Editor of the Register.
Sir:-The series of interesting ques-
tons by "Looker-On" to the Intelli-
gencer was very interesting and many
of us expected that paper to answer
those questions to the satisfaction Of
the public, but greatly to our surprise
the Intelligencer lodged the whole
thing, giving as its reasons that the
questions were of a personal nature.
I SNow in the first place the writer fails
to see that these questions were per
sQnal." They were municipal, concern
ing things which pertain to the well
fare OF our city. The Intelligencer GER.
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convincing proof that the kidneys and blad-
der are out of order.
What to Do.
There is comfort in the knowledge so
often expressed, that DR.. Kilners Swamp
Root, the great kidney remedy fulfils every
wish in curing rheumatism, pain in the
back, kidneys, liver bladder and every part
OF the urinary passage. 1t corrects inability
to hold water and scalding pain in passing
it, or bad effects following use of liquor,
wine or beer, and overcomes that unpleasant
necessity OF being compelled TO 60 often
during the day, and to get up many times
during the night. The pild and the extra
ordinary effect Of Swamp-Root is soon
realized. |: stands the highest for its won
derful cures of the most distressing cases.
fyou need medicine you should have the
best. Sold by druggists in Soc and ST. sizes.
You may have sample bottle of this
s SaP:;f booA ; as'ss'T ;:'iz e,. f.,
more about il, both sent 4 ~.
absolutely free by mail ~. .e g 70 s71
Address DR.. kilmer & Home of swampRoos
Co., Binghamton, N. Y. When writing men
ton reading this generous offer in this paper.
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,g,is Ought. to settle 1t.


10 .lie f.,tor of the Register.
Slr;-'As have been waiting until all
Tue argumSits pro and con were in,
anu we suppse that all counties have
ho" Deeh ned1 from and it is up to
US: mere are seventeen of US, and we
tnlnh we are upNO-date, but we dis
claim any amoltlonAo be fly" Don't
confuse the terms, NJ Editor, for there
is a very nice distincG,n between the
two.) We will let the "a ont of the
bag with a whisper whicl arc trnct is
loud enough to be heard byFu who are
interested. The Bellaire boys5on't cut
any ice and in the language ofNnon,
lar song, ''the fault is all their [wn
If there is anything about our colec-
tive or individual personality thatSs
attractive the Bellaire boys either have
not discovered it Or they keep such a
vise-like grip upon their purses as to
betray lack of appreciation. The Wheel
ing boys may be ''jollying" US, as has
been broadly limited, but they spend
their money and show us nice time,
and as long as we are not spending
half our time pining for proposals, we
can't see that we are getting any the
worst of it. If it proves to be a Jolly
in after years there is time enough to
hunt out some OF the Bellaire sticks,
take them for better or worse, and set
tie down to a hum-drum monOtonous
married life. But until that time, we
shall find some pleasure in contem-
plating the old saying: Where ignOr-
ance is bliss, tbs folly to be wise and
trust to our knowledge of the weak
nesses of the other sex to so manipu-
late things as to bring them to our
feet with declarations of love.
BELLAIRE GIRLS.
Bellaire, O., January TO- 1901.
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tainly knows that the Republican party
held sway in tie Council when these
wrongs againstthis city we're commit
ted. Therefore 1t is very easy to guess
why the Intellisencer was timid about
answering those civil questions. There-
fore it lodged Beautifully.
In the second place, when did the
Intelligencer gel to be so conscientious
about dealing in personalities. On
January 7th it published an article,
signed "a Citizen," in which the fol-
lowing mean personality appeared: 1T
is not generally known that the chair
man of the campaign committee of
one hundred was one of the prime
movers in the scheme to organize a
company to manufacture those ma
chimes the Intelligencer spoke OF some
time ago to indicate what stocks would
be the next day, so he could buy them
up and swindle the other fellow who
did not know" How is that for per-
sonal dig, yet published in the lntell1-
gencer, which is so >conscientiously %
opposed to personal remarks, and, MIND
you, signed anonymously. Thou hEp-
ocrite, first pull the beam out OF thine
own eye, then shalt thou see clearly to
pull the mote out of thy brothers
eye
The Intelligencers reply 7as moth
Ing more or less than a dodge. The
ltblic would like to know what it
~nts-reform or not. The Intelligen-
ce&has been strangely silent in this
caHaign for decency and reform, ex-
cept S it has said a few things to dis
couras the committee of one hundred,
! when Secomposed of one hundred I'M
selfish tizens who hold our city's in
terests tebe dearer than that of any
/ party M&be the Intelligencer Will
have somet3pg to say on the day just
before the eL3tion as it did on the day
just before IT, Republican primary.
That is the KID of an alley from
which it "throw'a brick at reform.
4. FAIR PLAY.
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men of Upper Benwood, attended a
dance in Benwood, and as you under
stand it costs five cents to ride on the
motor, one of the young men owns a
horse and coal wagon, and thought it
would be much nicer for the young
ladies to ride up in the wagon than on
the motor. They could enjoy the fresh
air and it was such lovely night, and
! don't doubt but the young ladies slept
| ell and enjoyed their breakfast the
hS4 morning.
! ONE WHO SAW THEM.
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TWENTY-SGVENlH
SEMI-ANRUAL STATEhENT.
Report of the Condition of the Mutual
Savings Bank at the Close of Bu,i-
ness on Saturday. January 5. 1905.
RESOURCES.

-oans on Real Estate CWheel-
ing and BenwoodJ .............. $3.50 so %
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Wheeling, JanuaG 70
An ExpIa n4inn

To the Editor of the Rejster.
Sir:-Permit me to I've a word in
explanation of Mr.. Milyan's resolu-
ton, passed by Council, flreasing the
compensation of street haes.
These men have the nastiSt sort of
work to do, being compelled ttwork in
mud, slush, snow and water. man
must have a pair of gum boots ,efore
he can do even one days work o4xhis
sort, or else run the risk Of becoming
sick. He ruins his clothes, gets rs
feet wet, and generally it is not tn
sort of employment one would desir'
at $3.50 or $1.75 per day. At $500 pc
day a man would have small margin
upon which to draw for such essentials
as a pair of boots. The new compen
sation is not too much, and this expla
nation may at least be Of interest.
LOOKER-O
Wheeling, January y, 1901.
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\ Suggestion.

To the Editor of the Register.
Sir:-When the new theater with its
hifalutin name is ready for business.
why not open it with a local talent
performance? How would it do for
the present City Council to hold a bus
mess session on the stage? There
might be an auction sale of seats. and
it might be possible to raise sufficient
sum to redeem the Main street bridge
bonds. 1t would be funnier than a bar
rel of monkeys and would discount
any farce comedy production now on
the road. If Col. Jake Kemple knew
about the present doins of the City
Dads he would be back in Wheeling.
PLAY-GOER.
Wheeling, January 10th, 1901.
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ADDITIONAL SOCIETY.

Prof. Delbrugge is arranging for
Monday, January Dist, dancing party
for the Monday Night Club at the Ar
ion Club house. A feature of the af-
fair will be a german, during which
several new figures will be introduced.
Inc affair is by invitation.
Next Friday evening at the Carroll
Club, dancing party will be rendered
the Cotillion Club by Prof. Delbrugge.
The patronesses will be Mesdames VIM.
Stifel, Joseph Speidel, T. c. Moffat and
A. R. Campbell. Meisters orchestra
will render the music for the dance
numbers.
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"a mHgEaa COCAINE AND WHISKY

WANTED-Two young men to run as
news agents on railroad trains Must
have 80 cash security Apply or address
UNION NEWS co, B. & 0. Depot
ia1oerdn
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Ccnteen. Disposed OF.

The Womans Christian Temperance
Union held a praise meeting on Thurs
day afternoon for the victory gained by
the arduous work of the ". c. T. U. in
the abolismment Of the Army Can
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SJ13. $50 %
ALEX MITCHELL:
Treasurer.
We, the undersigned trustees. do SOL
EMMY swear that We have carefully ex-
amined the books. vouchers and assets Of
the Mutual Savings Bank, and that the
above statement is true TO the best Of our
knowledge and belief.
ALEX. UPDEGRAFF
W. II. ANDERSON.
ALFRED CALDWELL.
Trustees.
State of West Virginia
County OF Ohio, to-wit:
Sworn TO and subscribed before me this
7th day OF January. 1901
HERMAN A HUNDT.
Notary Public
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teen" both in the House and the Sen
ate Petitions and kilograms have
gone up from all over this land. and
there is great rejoicing in regard to
the success in this new century.
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DIED.

CLEARY-On Sunday, January 18th,
1901. at 200 a m, at the North Wheeling
Hospital, Hugh Cleary, in his sd year.
Observation-Disclosures, January 18th.
1901, at 11:3O o'clock p. m, Joseph Nc
Knight.
Funeral notice hereafter.
NIARsH-On Sunday. January 49, 1901
"a South Broadway, Mifflin Marsh, in
the SD year of his age.
Funeral notice hereafter.
NECHARDT-at the residence of his
Eighteenth street, on Saturday, January
y, 1861, at o'clock p. m, Jacob Neu-
hardt, aged IA years.
Funeral notice hereafter.
GEI.APLAINE-Mrs Florence V. Del
aHpldle, wife Of Peter Delapaine, at So
fourt enth street, city, at $40 a. m, jan
udrY - 1901 in the 10Th year of her age.
Funeraftfrom the residence Tuesday
January losa, at Il a. m. Interment at
Greenwood Cemetery Friends invited to
attend.
BAU ER-On Fri,ay, january 18th. 1901
at 40 O'Clock a. m, Emma Nellie. young
est child of George C.. am Carrie Bauer,
aged six months.
Funeral services at residenN of parents
rear of No. 1856 Sixteenth str@t sunday
afternoon at 2:30 o'clock. Fre1As of the
family respectively invited to atAnd In
terment at Peninsula cemetery
MICHEL-Friday, January 18th. 191 at
4:20 o'clock a. m. Henry Michel ~
aged IS years.
Funeral from his late residence. No. 21A,
Main of M
o'clock. Requiem mass at St AIphonsus
church at $50 o'clock Friends of the
family invited to attend. Interment Mt
Calvary cemetery.
BOLTON-On Friday. January 18th. at
3 clock, George e, infant son of Alex
ander and Lena Bolton, aged l year.
Funeral from residence of parents, No
60 North Wabash street Sunday, Jan
uary 18th, at p. m. Interment at Pc
ninsula cemetery.
SELICK-At his residence at Lower
Ferry W. Va. Friday, January 1lth 1901
at 2:10 o'clock a. m, Andrew SeIick. aged
So years.
Funeral services al his late residence
Sunday. January 18th al $50 clock a.
m. Funeral from the P. c., c. & St L.
r. r. Station on arrival of Il IS a M
train. Interment in Mt. Zion cemetery
under auspices of Hermann Lodge A. o.
[. W.
BALL-At family residence. Pleasant
Valley, on Monday, January eth, 1901. at
1:oo O'Clock a m, Margaret, relict of the
late John NJ. Ball. aged Il years.
CROGAN-At Baltimore. Md, Saturday,
January D 1870, James Crogan
McNEELT-On Monday January :.
1900, at $50 a. m, Sophie B. McNeely. at
her home. No. 10 South Front street,
aged IS years.
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sediment or set
ting indicates an
unhealthy condi-
ton Of the kid
neys; if it stains
your linen it is
evidence Of kid
ney trouble; too
frequent desire to
pass it or pain in
the back is also
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NOTICE TO INVESTORS.

The J. Sloan johnson Mining A,
Investment Co, of Atnska, will BAY
"a dividend of moi less than 20 per
cent per uuuuDt its Cupifuffxa-.
ton. limited number of shares
or stock for sale until the first or
April. 1901. We have one hundred
acres of placer mines fully dcyIopea.
Are selling stock to put ~ - store AT
GOIoNin. Alaska. This IN no gamble.
hut safe Investment. After the
hrst OF April, 1901, no stock viii be
solu Tor Tess than Five Dollars (a6G
per share. Mines pay from Forty
Dollars l$90l TO Fifty Dollars tR5a0
per day 40 the man. VIII work fron
hfty to one hundred men daily. Our
manager he's made n fortune In the
north In the last three years and
knows what ne il talking abouf.
For fuller information call ON or ad-
dTeHs
THE J. SLOAN JOHNSON MINING a
INVESTMENT CO.,
land, Ohio.
~. jasdqr
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COUNTY; Strictly Iawfal mckee SLOT n ma a.
chine for drinks and cigars; rented or
sold on easy payments. Secure territory
quick. VALENTINE MORGAN & CO,
Chicago, III. jal3dq
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WANTED-To buy secondhand Merry
Go-Round, of Armitage Herschell make
Address ]. D. QUINN, Washington, Pa.
ja12erdq
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W NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. bookkeeper. Ref
erence required. State where last en-
ployed. Address Box $40. city. ja1Sdq
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L. A. ROLF,
FOR SALE

1856 acre farm, 90 acres in
fruits, centrally located, good
market. Mansion and two
tenement houses, together with
suitable out-buildings. Under
laid with coal. A Bargain.
I28 acre stock farm, fine
mansion house, barn, stable
and suitable out-buildings.
Underlaid with three rich coal
veins, situated on pike.
l have many other farms. Surely
some of these will suit you. Write
for description, stating what you
want.
F. A. CHAPMAN, Atty.
weIisburg. ". Va
jagdtgt
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AGENTS WANTED.
BusIvgss OPPORTUNITIES.

PATENTSZWri at once for most llb-
eral offer ever made for obtaining pat-l
ents Best references WIN. ~ MOORB.i
Washington. u. C. jaisdq
WHY BE HARD UP or out OF buslncss7
We have sure road 10 wealth Our
coin-controled machines are the BEST
made and are quick sellers. or can bel
placed on the percentage plan. Writal
for particulars. The best chance over
offered 10 make big money on emalI
investment Address THE CAIIIfs-
SCHEIMER CO. i429-1l59 WOodwarM
ave. Detroit, Mich. talgdn
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500. 355 %
ALEX. MITCHELL;
Urea suPer.
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The Twenty-Seventh Semi-AnnuaI Div
idend, AT the rate of per cent per an
mum. Is hereby declared payable on and
after Monday. January q. 1901
jaseadq
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AntnmohiIe Rider.

To the Editor of the Register,
sSir:-Last Thursday night party
composed of four young ladies of
Wheeling and three young business
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Thousands Have Kidney Trouble
and Don't Know it.
How To Find Out

Fill bottle or common glass with your
water and let il stand twenty-four hours; a
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MARSH-On Sunday, January 10. 1901,
at 12:10 o'clock a. m, at his residence, No.
"a South Broadway, Mifflin Marsh, in
the S3d year of his age
Funeral notice hereafter.
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CARD q THANKS.

The man gements of Aitenheim desire
70 return xaanks to the friends who so
kindly renfMbered the Home during
the past Holiday season. with presents
OF cash. blocks, turkey. holly. Sc; also
for courtesies shown to the old ladies in
dividaally and collectively. jaiSdu
Wheeling, January 6th. 1901.
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Statesmen WANTED.

Energetic salesman for staple
line OF goods. MANAGER, 1872 Goodman
street, Cleveland. Ohio. ialSdQ
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This may or may not be an
Unnecessarily large amount of gas to
Se in the engine houses for year.
The question, however, arises why is
}there so large a difference for the same
period of time? Some of the engine
houses, it will be observed, burn nearly
double the quantity burned in others,
which leads one to ask why this is so?
Now the receipts of the gas works is at
the danger line, see the report; and if
ever there was a time when economy is
needed to keep the expenditures below
the receipts that time is now.
All public places using gas without
cost are entitled to enough, but every
conscientious official ought TO make
it his business to see that no more than
enough is used.
RETORT
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FOR SALE" For Renr- Rooms for
Rent cards ana nosae leases for sa,s At
REGISTER count,ne koon-
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Property For Sale.

No. I26 IL Fourteenth street, modern
house of six rooms, with hot water heat.
Just splendid home for small family.
Look it up.
New house of five rooms on the Elm
Grove car line. s., 700 on time. -
$500 buys house of four room, lot rs
feet wide. Only requires 500 cash.
Near McColloch street.
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statesmen wANTED-Side line We
have an excellent side line for you. Write
us. TROJAN MFG. CO.. South Bend
Ind. Ja9,l3,16
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Funeral notice hereafter.

McKNIGHT-Saturd January 18th,
1901, at II 80 o'clock p. m, Joseph Nc
x Knight
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NEUHARDT-at the residence of his
Frank G. Taylor, No, 159
Eighteenth street on Saturday, January
Y, 1861, at o'clock p. m, Jacob Neu-
hardt, aged IA years.
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FxCRNLEr.


MAKES A NUMBER OF NICE
HES-CoRN FRITTERS. CORN
PSDDINGS. GRIDDLE CAKES.
CREAM OF THE CORN. THE
HEART OF SWEET YOUNG
GRAINS WITHOUT HULL OR
H1Sk OR SILK-THE BEST PART
OF THE BESTCoRN THAT GROWS.
20 CT. Per Can or Three for so ets.
-A1bcrE Stolzoe as 90.
-iII7 Market Straar
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FOR SALE

packing Boxes Of all sizss and xiads- APP
~ VEST VA. PRINTING CO.
Us Market Htres&
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GENERAL NOTICES.
nEETIsG. a
crocKnoLpEns, MEErING.

The annual meeting ef the stockhoiderB
OF the West Virginia Printing Company
win take place on Thursday. January 1fth.
1901 at the office 81 the Company. No Is
Market street. between the hours o. l1l
o'clock a M and u o'clock m. FOR thf
election Of Directors for the ensuing yeasr
and the trans action Of any other bustne q
that may CONC before a.
CHARLES H TASET.
dez2oawu Secretary
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FOR sALE-RERL ESTATE.

FOR SALE-Seven-room house, 722 Main
street jal3dQer
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CLEARY-On Sunday, January 18th,
Hospital Hugh Cleary, in his sd year.
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FEMALE YrLP WANTED.

"" Nam street jal0cvdq
LADIES WANTED & do writing and
manage a very pro1tabh business at their
own homes; references given; samples
and particulars free. Address THE
HAGER COMPANY, soeh Bend. Ind.
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personal.

MORPHINE, Opium, Laudanum Cocaine
habit; myself cured; will inform you of
harmless, permanent home cure. MRS.
BALDWIN, Box 1912, Chicago apldb
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Funeral notice hereafter.

IliEEI.APLAINE-Mrs Florence V. Del
aaplale, wife Of Peter Delaplaine at So
our 'iianth street. city, at $40 a. M, jan
uary - 1901, in the 10Th year of her age.
Funeraftfro the residence Tuesday,
January Ion, at Ii a m. Interment at
Greenwood Cemetery Friends invited to
attend.
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THE SUNDANlETTE2 BOX.
ANOTHER BATCH VT VIEWS AND
QUERIES F'ROM sunday REG
ISTER READERS
MANY TolIcsN DISCUSSED.
The Committee al One Hundred, and
the Municipal Eectioh-some So
cial Problems-Tle New Theatre.
~ The City COuncil-Tondibn of the
StreetS-Other Matters.
A Pertinent Enquiry

To the Editor of the Register.
asSir;-In reading the annual seport
Of the City Gas Board, published iriyour
paper observed the following lens
under the head of free gas:
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GkHcFR s SV iBt1ThoI A areatm noH no 70
knife, plaster or pain.
Book and testimonials mailed Free. CAN
GER INSTITUTE, 121 w. AID St, n. Y.
oc21dc
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. in each State to sell
tobaccos and cigars. Experience not alb
solutely necessary. Factory 2l5, Thax-
ton, Va jaSexdQ
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convincing proof that the kidneys and blad-
der are out of order.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-01-06
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
Reported for Last Week by Geo. w.
 Ewing, Abstractor.

Dexter Harding to J. A. Bowman, Rec'r. w. F block 16, Dexter Hardings Add, $1.
 w. M. Price to Mrs. c. A. Fulton; SEE. 3-6-5, ct al., lands, 566 acres, $2,- 600.
 E. E. Moss, trustee, to Frank G. Bridges, w. 1-2 NV. and SEE NV, 5-4-7, ct al, $4Oo.
 w. J. Caesar to Mamie F. Jarvis, s. 1-2 NE. 25-6-8 ct al. ands 992 acres, $3o,000; $tO,000 in cash and balance in years.
 l. J. Moore to John F. Sennett, 94 feet of lot block 30 old town, $1,S0O.
 J. B. Ezell, ct al., to E. L. Ento, w. 1-2 SEE, 24-7-8, $60.
 Jas, 4. Walls to T. A. Breedlove NE. NE. 32-3-9, $500.
 Wm. Lewis to L. w Clement, w. 1-2 NV, 22-6-6, s1,200.
 Jas A. Langford, com r., to E. ". Williams, part of SEE 1-4 block 5, NV. NV 7-6-9, s115.
 Annie F. Oracle to John M. Oracle, s. 1-2 NV. & s. 1-2, 4-4-S ct al., lands, $1.
 J m Bugh to E B Bloom, ct al, part of the NE. NV, 1869, S450.
 SW. Improvement Association to Mrs. Caroline arnett, lot 13, block 12, Sherrill, $50.
 D. L. Trimble, ex'r., to Emily Beas and Emma Clark, lot 4, block 39, Dor ris Add, West, $40.
 D. l. Thimble, ex'r. to Elmo Will Hams and William White, E. 1-2, lot 3 block, 8 Doris Add, w, s70.
 Sammie Kindsay, ct aI., to Alex Baldwin 1-2 acre in NV. NE, 24-4- 24-4-10, S125
 W. H. and W. A. Rainey to J. T. Quattlebaum, undivided 2-3 of NE. 4-4-9, ct al, lands, s5,050.
 Malinda B Heird to William T. Heird, s. 1-2 SW. & NV. S-W. 34-5-1f. $150