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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-01-23
Quilt Wipnifre.


SOfas % RaalepuOe w gns
# { GHhber, lUm gutter,
lfnloe bare Dor BOO meb 100
w gnitre. inocbplhenoe be
mutt ite, nnoerliaite, meit
a ltiitenoe % liplone y, gns
tire. fra ganIte log cabin til
Stlerue % puzzle Dignltre,
udl minoelige % muife, tros
beiatteuoe 100 crazy stits
ches. Senoes portofrit fot
10 Gents,
"a r., ST. LOUIS, MO-.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-01-23

11IS aortnins / 8uuer 5 6ents pr. @b
So Scr Spintius al entelttroubet Gara
Is 6ents pr. 20. Strompe9arn % euer 3s
traabet 20 @ents pr. Euuo.
Seno eiter port @atulos, 8rsper os gpttes
%oilfaar. vi betaler ra II til 81 Gsuts
pr. 20. Tor olminoeli9 COB lib, naar Gals
seren to9er 9etaltns / uOte Sarer.
LitChfiaId WOoIah Mills, 9it9felb, MinfA
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-01-23
Sri Yrpue.

Stenenious Blob "a 9eper, 5be renter gIooet. flfes
rer Npres o9 geperz Snaopmme itorftpppelie. ~trpften6e
6Opeoprne. 9iber tlar Mnitatsfdrbe. Strip efter id
9rgDe eler ienb p cts. for en- Iafte, tilienot portus
frit. Striu eiter ppr 8lnn for Gaenter. Gnobibeee
ale ifanbinopiite Ntebictner iadfom aron @slelts,
Wlooer 8raaber. ginets Vuliam oiu.
STEVENSONS APOTEK, n
2508-Sth St. So, Minneapolis, Mimi
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-05-25
nOs er en- ebig 6relfer feot.~

,qlbrig bar aapelanen bolot iauoan en- prpbiten
fer". tqntte ban Og unoreoe zig opr bet uotrpf al Su6el.
Der pra9eoe Den unge Uanos 4nF8t % bee 9aieu. Gno
NJ mere unoreOe Ulenia6eoen ii9, oa @rtbur. iereno bar
6egpnote Den iaoponlige 59lesben, bao Weniq6eoen ON /
6ialpe BAN al tote Tor en- 9unite iarlig Raaoe. JON 0aa
oar D|eoerfaret BAN Ielo.
Qrt6ur fulgte meo qnno % 6enoes 5aoer til6age til
6olmegaaro, og ben un9e pige iaa unorenoe op pau BAN,
mebens ban banbreoe oeD benoes Sioe qennem gdnosbpen.
6un tenote BAN nappe igen. en- iaaoan 2ptte ItraoIeOe Der
uO al bans QnFgt. en- iaaoan 5eftiubel Hang bans Stem
me. Selp 5afer Nbelbsio bemarteoe. at a%apelanen bar
en- belt anben eno eaet8.
Nen gnnas 6aoer tunbe BET life oare, Der babbe Ienol
Qrtbur ben tore S~ue9abe, bet mGrteoe ben unge Wiano
iamme gje6lit, ION ban %begpnote al fortGae berom.
Sitter MioOagsborbet orog belle Sel1ta6et oper til Sap
tein Roberts, % Der bar Suletraet alereoe tanbt. Men
ingen tube babe t9ntt ON ben alborlige 9aptain meb oei
merte, noget itrGnge lotrbt, at ban tunoe Ie faa bjerteliql
og tumle fig Iaa forneiet meo 9ernene. Selo @nnaS Ia.
Der MATTE neb ino eegen. og ban fuuOe bet; t6i ben
ION foritaar at isrge meO Seius, tan ogIaa miot Sorget
belle andres 9labe.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-05-25
ct Gcr0cnsiprOg.

@n MisiionGr / Sboafrifa 6aboe arbejbet me9et
)lanOt 6eonin9erne. Nogle fremueoe, fom beie9te BAN,
laOreoe fig beroper, Og Iarli9 pilOe De OiOe, 6DOrIeoes ban
)aooe tuanet gpre fig fOriaaeli8 for Dem, fer ban tunoe
5pro9et. Mis5ion9ren %Ibareoe: Der er ct @erbensipro5.
ON man fortaar aQe Steoer, og bet er 9Gr1i96ebens.
0fte er Der fonmen Dilbe 5lotte, Iom Iteienbe bar truer
> paa Gipet e1er billet ia9e o5 O9t. @oot bar bet oa,
Il ieQ life foritoo oeres 3ruler. Men j9 gift ino min
5tue o9 talte meb Sub. Seq babOe ct tibet 8ertfteb min
8oi9. Der itoo jeg 9a9en i9ennem belle ben fprte Sio
q Qjoroe 6atter, gep9rer pg &nipe / Stanb for De S,nba
pote. De, ION ioaleOes blep biulpne, gift faa bjem og for-
ate. bpaO je9 babbe gjort for benz. 0g paa ben Maabe
6Iep SOrDen berebt for Oroet8 Sob. Seq taIte life mee
5ungen, iOm ~2tpolene paa qinieOa9en, tb9rtimoo : jg
.abbr9tteOe Deres Sprpg %Ior9eigt; men De tunbe foritaa,
IT jeg mente bet gobt meb Dem. De Iaa 3aarer mine
Zine for beres 9jerter5 6aarobeb8 StDlb. Oe foritob
0r0et yIerato" (aGrli9beO) og Orbene ,te a lerato" Greg
liter eOer), og bet gjoroe @irtning 1elp paa be b~aarbeite,
Dapio 2~iDin9fone foriob at BRUCE bet famine Sprog.
De fortes gjne l0ite, naar be f~ortalte ON ben penli9e 0ofa
or, Iom bubOe befegt benz for mango Qar tilbage. De fors
itoo life ct Orb Gnaelt, men De mGrfebe, at &GrIi9bebeR
6oebe Bans 6jerte. G,Gb. g. Strict
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-05-25

noget ganO % beoeOe benbes qanbe. SUN aabneOe MI ds
ter ginene. giQen forflareoe 6enbe, 5pab Der bar paseret,
% rgrt tattebe bun Opttpren.
,S5a, min 5rue, De bar oberunftr9n9t Dem o9 maI
for bet fgrfte boloe Sengen." iogOe ben fremmebe meo en-
u~noerlig, bpb Stemme, Der ligeom Ijalo at Sep99eie.
Der par noget inoerligt, tiltrGttenoe, oper ben frem'
nebes @afen, % bun fit meb ct 2pit til at meoOele BAN bele
i'm 6iitorie; ban tunbe maaite trgfe benoe, og en- 9qge ep
10 o9Ioa en- In9s Striftefaber. Og bun fortdIte BAN aft.
pa bun par farOi9, berfeOe Der en- lang, pinlig 8aps6eo;
men til Slut tom Der bpiifenoe fra BAN: Sitter De BAN
enonu2"
,Su, foa ui9elig, - bare jeg oibite. bborOan ban bar,
og ON ban bar mine 8ern oaroig! ga, boor ieg Od ifuloe
life bam!" O9 6%ultenOe fjulte bun aniigtet fine 0au4
Der.
Den %fremmeOe rejfe fig, trat Oberfratfen af Ia9oe
Den % 6atten fra fig paa en- Stol, bejeoe fig oDer Sengen
% bpifebs: ,Wfarie, fan bu til9ipe?"
4ReO ct Stri9 reite bun fig, itirreoe paa BAN ct Se'
luno og log iaa 4rmene om bans 6al5.
oW{in Manb!"
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-05-25

Der er mango bgoe Sjale Iebenoe 9egemer og mango
IeDenoe Sjale aOitilte ira Opbe 2egemer.
90. q. Gamiing)
0u fan bragg QGrbom al Street. 2ebet beoages,
mar 8tnoen farer igennen arpnen, men Stammen Itadr;
bet grgnne Self, iom Itpg9er imoO SommerloIens Brand,
faloer al, bebt og b%isient, naar 9eIen tomuer; men t
Stammen IeOer bet 2ib, iom bill uOfoloe fig, naar bet after
bltper Taar. Is. pouai).
- Seobn9ipeIie ferer life MenneTfet Ien9ere END
til @labe. W}en ibet ~gaeligionen better Mennefet til 3at.
fgelfe, 9iIbeoelie pg 2OOprisnin9, fprer ben BAN til 2pss
idli9beo. 60. 8. Sitter.
30 Sing bar enbber &riIten at aQte, ferit at Der
6erer en- itr araft til at bore en- &riIten, oernGft at ben
araft tommer ej al os ielb, men ben tommer fra ariifus.
(p. 9ersleb).
= @rap bpbt Subs Orb, Iaa timber bu ebiqt Sub,
o9 begruO bet iaa bit 9jerte, Iaa begroper bu Ell bit
Punb Sorben.
0pbt forneores ital enbber,
iom fig ielb opbeier,
bit opbeies ital enbber,
ipm Jig ielO nebbsier.
(@rlnbtbig).
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-05-25

sui, Sur, iubleoe bet gprnenes Cater. be un9es
glade Spe9. ia, ielO ben gamle, %iirpbelige WlOrIiae iii
ar1fterne frem % Stab8buen meo ben guloinopirtebe Nat
tepul paa 6oOeOet og panoreoe til airte. mems 9lotterne
tlung ben f%rOittlare 9interIuft.
Meget fan foranOres 9sbet at ct Oar. Den gamtc
preitegaarb BAR life mere artburs golig. Deb 9aptajn
Roberts SnO1poeie bar paitor 9olmer 6lepen ~forfpttei
til ct Gm6ebe, Og Nrt6ur boeoe nu Iom SogneprpIt ben
imutte, nbe qrGitegaarb. San git lite mere enc til 9irte.
beb Sioen at BAN banoreOe bans unp SuItru og 6enoes
JaOer, ben title, dlborlige Manb meo SUBS 5reb bet BE.
&c @nigt.
Som ct tinorenbe 8eititrub laa Sneen ~bl9nbenbe bpib
ODer Marter Os Gnge Og %Orbsieoe Zig en- gesn al 0iamantei
fra be blablgfe Sr9er.
Sulemorgens SoIbs blinfebe airtens 9inbuer, Iaa
be glpOeoe iom Sub, os Sulegldns bar Der De mango glas
be @nligter, Der Iad OPP til ben unge prGft, mebens ban fob
for 4lteret og bilite Wenigbeoen meb ct: ,9sreb bare meb
eber", fu frejbist o9 %lptteIigt, iOm bet lpOer ct rigtigt
slab SUBS Barns 9ierte.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-05-25
.5attig tom bn til Sorben neb,
aoleOe @rmoo o9 llsielbeb.
5attig Ou giorbe big meb 5lib,
Rige bleD ri iii ebig Sin,
8, Sub tie 2opl"
Og Qrt6ur lag0e I'm 6aonb / Denies;

~ Nllgul luSpt Jul a9uullU Dtlpts.
.Sa. rige bleD BIZ, Iagoe ban milbt, Sub bar bare
inberlig COB imoO Os, ban bar ielo bp9get bort 6jem, .!
ptl bare bets &o9tet."
@en bag oeO be 10 unge itoo aaptajn Roberts, fo
nan bar ogioa meO, og ban iaa uo, Iom ON ban oiloe fige
,Saligt er bet at giOe 6eaere enb al tage."
Gn Sang bar ban blepen Ipurgt, DIN bet bar BAN, Oel
5aooe betalt Qrt6urs @alo. I}en ban par life til at for.
aaa til at rptte uO meO Sproget. stun Tao me9et iago
an:
oSa, feo ON bet MI 6apbe baret mig, faa bapoe jer
I'M oerDeO g%en9albt en- rin9e Del al, boao jeg Itplbte bans
5ooer. 8eriom ban I'm 3io baboe oiaet gribe en- Qeilig.
I'D, iom tilbeD ig, par bet bleDen BAN og life mig, ION
1dDoe erbDerbet en- 6ormue. Uen l~i9e90Ibig Iom ban bar
foriemte ban bet rette Zjeblii, % i~aaleoes tom jeg 8e.
iooelie al bet, iom elers funoe pare blepet bans. QItiao
5ar oct lite mere enO rimei9t, ON jeg bapOe bjulpet bans
sen paa 5ooe."
oOg nj 6lioer bet 10 %aaigeOeI oltfammen / 5amilien"
ilfpeOe 9optajn %9ROberts; t6i 2(rt6urs alofe Gpfter bap6t
obet at bliDe bans 6uitru, % til 5oraaret ifuloe benOe5
LIE Glep tonFrmeres, iaa bun tunbe forlaOe fin 9lao8 oa
lofoe grbaup.
Sngen fit iaaleoes at oioe, bpem Der bab6e bragt gul
IA 9imlen til bans Barn poa SOrOen meO:
o4rt6us Sule9abe".
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-05-25
Mrtbmrs Sulegaoe.
III 9utb 9amb.
"a 8anlt beo Glen.
(S.utt H.

Sniet Timber ba. at bun ifpnbiOmit forlob @rreliet
for al Iribe til gaftor climbing % bsoe BAN o9 bans q
fer. fom bun uioIie. par pentet. ON al ~tilbringe Suleaftea
paa 5olmegaaro.
Ien / SOgnepr9itens StuoerepGreIie fob 8uptaih
Roberts 5Gro meb at ta9s QfiteO. 9un bapoe ditalt
meb prGten, bpOreoes Sulsaften itulOs orones, nu fore.
po9 ban at btbe a%afsaansn ON al bare bebjalpeIia bo ben
,,Q2en bans Spiter tommer bel BERTHE" ~iIutteoe Rap
foinen, ,og Ian fndr ban 10 bare ri"
Rel" iuoOe SosneprGien, ban bar ieIO DGrsi be-
Dag % f%ortdlt, al bun life tunoe TONNE"
"a, itg bill M anigeDel lite lnsgs gefag pao BAN
ban tunbe 10 fa en- anoen og bebre S~nObpoeie. CUB rel
flame Dor life Qnna."
De tommer for tiOig meo 0eres 9~eIfgnelIe, Sap
tain Robfrts. qrtbur @inOing oil alOrig tale ct Orb ii.
auna. for ban tan bpoe benOe ct 9iem, O9 De OeO maoih
lille" -
SoaneprGiten begnnote at fortGne ON ben @al6
Qrtbur bapoe p~aatoget fig at betale for i'm 5aOer, men Sap
ioinen afbrsb BAN liot u%taulmooig:
Bit peO ieg geteO. 6aa bobe pift lenOt ben gomle
Glpngel. climbing. beore eno ie9. Sn9en bebspe at for
taae mig. at Qrtbur bar baaret Nag ira i'm %llrgOOm."
aaptainen beo 5arpel, % Sognepraiten itoO % iaa
efter ben truftige StifteIie meO bet bifrs, I~tag9eoe 4nfgt
~,lnoerlig er ban og life COB at bIpe ttog pau, men en-
~betpoelig 5%oranoring er Der M aaigepel ~fore9aaet meO BAL
/ ben fenere 3iO."
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-05-25

Qrthnr lGfe 9rsoet after og after. Oct BAR ifrebei
nsb en- imut. frtig 6aano. men bar intet Tom belTt Marfe.
Der tunot gibe BAN SpBsning ON afienOeren. goTtmar4
ft bar fra 6ODeOfaben. men ct iaa uoftraft Omraaot
Oiloe bet pare umuli9t at gennemfpge. 9esuben bapbt
artbur tun faa 9enner Der, og ingen. iOm ban funoe tam
le ig par Stano til at ienDe BAN en- iadban ,%Suleqabe.
SITTER en- stunbs 0berpeieIie git ban til i'm Ben.
9dfOr 6olmer, Og ipnr9te BAN. bpab ban Del Tube gore
meO ben ubenteOe 9aOe, ire 9onge Iaa meget Iom belle @Gl.
oens Sterrelie.
Gag Og brug ben, % fig 6erren 9ut for ben" Ip0
5baret, o9 PufOr 6olmers 6Orbaoielfe bar Iaa s~ienipnliq
% Ggte. at 4rtbur intet 2ieblit funoe untuqe BAN for Den
utenbte Gioer.
y9et bar ogIou min fsrte 8anfe. men, -
Sntet men! Bar bis pua, at 8eres ferite 8unte Dat
ben ri9ti9e. 9DaO anOet tan De bel gore. enO tage ben
iom en- @uos @ape og BRUCE BEN til bans 2ere.~
Og artbur fulgte Jioaoet.
9adgen PAR Deasn, oa Re9nen tanoIet; SuIefloftern,
lang ben title 2ftenluft. meoens Stiernerne tanOtes ct
for en-, o9 Yluunen trmpeoe meo De Itote, lefte Stpsr
Qptot og tlart lad oens rolige Chs ober Qanos6Dens mos
3roeoe 3age, ia @rtbur Danoreoe til Strife oa aae Bean,
3oor ban tom fren, mebte miloe 6ilIener % glaOe On.
iger.
Gogntpraiten ItuIbe 6oOe 6simesfc SuIemOrqen, mtr
art5ur baobe bebt ON gob til at bolue GuostieneIte pao
'elOe ben 9eli9e Qiten. Scr fsrite Gang par airfen Op
nit, o9 ben par IDlot til iioIte plaos. 5inorenoe garne
'je ~itraaleoe ben unge qrat 0ipoe, % mango Imao
QGnber itraftes uo for al snite BAN: ,,@lGoeliq sur, me
oens ban banebe rig 9ei gennem ben tat pafteoe WSibter
]ang. 36i mango al 0isie imaa 6aboe Oeo bans 8grne
9uostjenefe for fgrite Sang lart al iDnge, Iaa De iorItop
5Ooo De iang:
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-05-25
GisOOm Og Sib fra SalmaO.
(Samlet beo Sacitus).

9er bIanot De, Der f%orfelges, og life blanbt Dem, Der
~forfplge.
- Stanberi er ben Tboges @aaben.
gagbabfelie er Moro.
Den retfarOige er iterre / 06oen eno 2ioet.
8eOre er bet life at funne 6pre, enb at lDtte til Bag
oabiteIie.
@potteren, 2egneren, 9pteren og 8agDa7teren fat
lite arpe SUBS Rige.
Der mooig iOm 2eoporOen, let iom grnen, buts
tg Iom 6in0en % itart JON 9pOen til at gre bin 5ooers
Bile, iom er 9imlen.
- 6Oor lite 6reO fnoes. tribes intet.
3olen er 9jertets guobqrer.
- Sob ltot og 9or meget.
SunO6eOen er tit eet @ione.
2e9neren er pGrre END 3pben.
- 0ette er 2~p9neren8 Strof at naar ban tiger Sanb-
beoen er Der in8en, lOm trpr BAN.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-05-25

SO n~eoenfor praOifeftolen lab annu Og bprte til; al
orig bup0e bet gdmle 9uoitub" bait en- IpHnere Slang,
alorig bapoe bun lDttet meb mere 9angiel END M. 9bi
bet er bet u%noerlige, al for ber Sang SuIebuOfabet lpoel
til SUBS Bern. faur bet bp6ere, rigere og itartere 3oner.
Men biemme / qraftegaarOen fob Suletraet ppntet
neo QDs % 26bler og utalige 6erligbeber.
Og oa bet %begDnote at msrtnes, IamIeoes en- Glare
imaa % fatti9e, men lpfteIige gern. Nnnu bapbe lanJe
ioruo Iamlet og orbnet @aper pg 0berraieIier til bber
iier. Gu ftoo bun blanot Dem, ben gIaoeite at Dem ale, O9
iitemmebe bet gamle, j%ublenOe:
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-05-25

.9ttuu goot % Riitunobeb ital iOlae
mig ale mine gins Gage. % ie9 ital
blIue / 9erreus gus gennem lan9e
1loer." Saline %, &.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-05-25
8eltommen igen, Subs GngIe imaa, Z
Sra beje 6immeliale
9eo oeiliae SolitinstlGoer poa
I'll SorOens Stpggeoale.

% nu fang be mtb al 6~jertens 9pit.
glen i9ennem Den un9e qrait @iOnes6pro fang Il
iublenoe: .9sre bare Sub"
openers alporliqe Qn1tgt beb lpiere og lnIere, me
oens Qrt6ur talte. Gtiae toneoe BET meo Genlnb at Gn9
.%epingers Suien: o6reo poa Soroen". milot o9 opreiienbt
ieO bet til aae bOn8e SDnoerbjerter: IS Ylenneitene er
8elbebagei86eo".
Gomle aoptein aoberts LAB paa i'm oante Plao.
% iaa pa 4ttbur meb lit Dante, @triti1te Bill. ulen lin
tier lot miloneoes bans llOtrpt, og ban baDoe 5aarer
2inene. bet buDoe ban pitt dlori9 bait fpr. ou Del
lnge Qrait lutteoe meo ct Iejersialigt:
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-05-25

9erren er min 0uroe mtg iIal intel
iattcs. Salme %, /.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1901-05-07

Times, is in the city on business.
Miss Minnie Rohrig, of South Jacob
street, is confined to her home i'll.
Harry Lopez has returned to Parkers-
burg, after visit to relatives here.
Joseph A. Wendelken, of Marietta, is
the guest of relatives on the Island.
A young son of Albert Gross, of the
North End, is very low with typhoid
fever.
Charles H. Cole, of Steubenville, has
returned from visit to Steubenville
friends.
Hugh Stidger, of the South Side, has
returned home from visit to Mounds
vile friends.
Henry Lewedag, of the South Side.
spent yesterday the guest of Darlington
friends.
The children of John Pitkin, Of the
South Side, are improving, after a Sc
we're illness.
Miss Eva Grossly, OF the South Side,
has returned from visit to Mounds
vile friends.
Miss Gertrude Reilly returned to her
home in Weston yesterday, after a visit
to Mrs. M. j. Fitzpatrick.
Frank Mccoy left for Middleport. o.,
yesterday morning on business connect
ed with the new steamer Liberty.
Mrs Joseph Gollner and sister have
returned to their home In this city
from a visit to friends in Marion, Ind.
Mrs. James Mangold, of the South
Side, who has been i'll for some time, I'M
derwent a successful operation at the
City Hospital yesterday
Mrs. Crofton. of Pasadena, California
who has been the guest of friends at
"The Forest" the suburban home OF
Mr.. w. p. Hubbard, has gone to Phila-
delphia to visit friencs.
Dr. John c. Hupp, a graduate of the
Jefferson Medical College. Philadelphia
has received a cordial invitation to at
tend the annual meeting of the Jeffer-
son Alumni Association at Philadelphia
to be held May 14th. Immediately afte.
the meeting of the association the an
nual banquet will be held.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1901-05-07
The Circuit Court.

Yesterday in the Circuit Court. Judge
Hervey on the bench, the trial OF the
damage suit OF Leonard Sellers VS..
L. G. Hallock, was put on trial before a
jury. The plaintiff was in the employ
OF the defendant. a contractor, at the
new water works pumping station,
where his ankle was injured several
months ago. for Which he asks S.. 900
damages. The trial will likely con-
clude to-day.
A decree was handed down authorix-
ing b. w. Peterson, administrators. to
make certain expenditures for his ward
Mary G. Dobbins.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1901-05-07
OIL NEWS.

Special to the Register
PITTSBCRG Pa, May s.-ln the Jack
son Ridge development. on the Ohio side
in Monroe county. the Ann OIL Co has
drilled in a test well on the j. n Hines
farm and has a show for a light pumper
In the shallow sand territory In Wash
ington county. Hochstetter q Foreman
have drilled in No. on the j. Wagner
farm and have a light well. The same
compsnys No Is on the j. p. Hoon farm
is holding up at rs barrels day, and
Russell & Metzgar's No. 10 on the A. e.
Murdoch farm is still producing Us barrels
a day. Cameron & Co. r. No. on the John
Stotler farm Is not good for more than
barrels a day. Hochstetter a. Freemsn's
No. Is on the J. p. Hoon farm Is in and
flowing at the rate of 70 barrels a day
Eachel & Richie have completed their
No. q on the f. Bowman farm and have
a duster
In the Macksburg district. the Hall Oil
Co. has completed No on the Hall
heirs farm and has 25-barrel producer
from the 500-foot sand
In the Sand Hill district the Mononga-
hels on Co. has completed it's test well
on the J. q. Cain farm and has buster
in the Cow Run sand.
In the GAINESVILLE district I'm Belmont
county. Guffey & Galley have drilled their
test well on the s. Shears farm and have
producer flowing at the rate OF q bar
rels day.
In the Turkey Foot field. Haskins e.
Hopkins have drilled In their No . on
the L. r. Smith farm and have a D-Sar-
rel pumper.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1901-05-07

AAG OUx0 280O 1OS4 - the NO.
% the Disease.
There are lotssof loti0ns, OILS and
salves that VIII, through their
soothing influence, relieve temper
arify the pain incident to piles.
But is that all the sufferer re-
Quires? Isn't Il q horrible ~thought
to realize that the ease is only
temporary and the disease goes on
under the surface without a mo-
ment's interruption? Wouldn't it
be wiser to select a remedy that
seeks the source and regulates
those deep-seated disorders which
induces the disease? Pyramid Pile
Cure not only relieves the pain at
once, but effects permanent cure
of the worst form of piles.
You don't have to go through
tedious course of dieting while us
ing it either. 1t strikes through
those delicate membranes and It's
sues and sets the blood in health
full circulation, reducing at once
the painful Inflammation and COM
gested tumors.
This remedy is not haphazard
combination of drugs but is RENE
dy invented by specialists who have
treated piles and blood disorders
successfully for years. Manufsct-
ured by the Pyramid Drug Co.. at
Marshall, Mich. Almost any first
class druggist has it on sale.
Don't treat this disease with ev-
cry lotion and salve that comes
along. Remember the parts affect
ed are among the most delicate in
the human body. This remedy is
absolutely safe and no one need
fear to apply it freely on the most
inflamed parts. The speed with
which it allays the pain is an
agreeable surprise to the sufferer.
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THE ELLIOTT SCHOOL.
At the Recruiting Station.

To-day Captain Carl Reichmann, of
the local recruiting station. will GO to
Weston and open 4 temporary recruit
ing station. Private Orourks will &C.
company him.
On the Sth Sergeant Skoburg will go
to Grafton to open !, station and Capt.
Reichmann will follow on the 9th.
Chas. McColEahey was sent yester-
day morning to Fort Sam Houston, Tex
as, to join the Twelfth cavalry. by Cap
tain ReichmaLn
While at ParGa: ;Durg last week Cap
tain Reichmann received four recruits.
Three of them were sent u tn Twelfth
cavalry at Fort Sam Houston, Texas,
and the other was SEM 10 the .,arre cks
at Columbus.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1901-05-07

Hccrrespondlng benollt 70 merchantx.
TIE aznendment Wa adopted ~ !
vote Of rs to S.
Mr.. Weis&erber wanted to know Il tho
provision for an anAual tax Of $40 fol
selling candy and trinkets from stands
or trucks. included the hockey pokey''
boys. He had heard an effort weulJ
be made to tax them, and he thought il
was a shame. The City Clerk said be
would not tax the boys unless instructed
to do so.
The ordinance went through without
any further amendment.
For the Street Carnival.
An ordinance was offered granting
the Board Of Trade all fees resulting
from the sale Of privileges during the
Week of Carnival; granting the right
to erect wooden or canvass booths or
stands on the streets; granting the
right to erect a reviewing stand upon
Riverside Park; suspending the opera
ton of the annual license ordinance
during the week or the carnival; that
no person be permitted to give exhibi-
lions upon the street without the con-
sent of the Carnival Association.
Mr.. Hazlett moved to refer to the
committees on ordinances, streets. al
leys and grades, and Board of Public
Works jointly. He explained that he
was on the committee of the Board of
Trade, and he made the motion be-
cause he understood there were ques-
tons about police and fire protection,
ETC.. which would cause it to be OBJ
jected to in the First Branch.
The motion was adopted
The Electric Light Plant.
Mr.. Cummins offered a resolution in
structing the committee on lights and
gas trustees to confer with the Wheel
ing Electrical Company in regard to
the city purchasing the plant of the
company; and that they be instructed
to report to Council at the earliest prac-
ticable time.
Miscellaneous.
Mrs. Margaret Murrin asked for du-
plicate deeds for cemetery lots 267 and
2oo, having lost the originals. Granted
A petition for a sewer on Wilson
street, between Twenty-eight and
Twenty ninth, was referred to the
Water Board
John Powell was granted permission
to use natural gas for Illuminating pur-
poses on Baltimore street.
A petition Tor paving alley D, between
Twenty third and Twenty -fours- streets
was referred to the finance committee
Wells & Wingerter asked privilege to
erect a hitching post and electric sign
on Twelfth street. Referred to Board
of Public Works.
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THE RIVER.

News Notes of Interest Concerning
the Ohio and it's Tributaries.
The marks on the wharf at midnight re-
corded a stage of 8 feet 6 inches and sta
tionary.
The Sam Brown passed up yesterday
morning for Pittsburg, at II o'clock, light
All the packets were in and out on time
yesterday.
The Queen City is due up this morning
at o'clock for Pittsburg
The Jewel arrived from below with a
fair trip.
The Bedford is due In this morning at
daylight from Parkersburg.
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For a limited time we will give our
complete commercial course for SIS.
THE ELLIOTT SCHOOL.
Annual Meeting.

The Wheeling Natural Gas Company
stockholders held their annual meeting
yesterday afternoon, and reelected the
old Board of Directors, as follows
William Flynn, A. B. Daily, Jr., c. II.
Stolzenbach, Vincent Stevens, A. c.
hobinson, Edwin Bindley, George n.
Film, ]. ]. Booth, and H. A. Need. Sec
rotary w. j. Diehle. of PittsJurg, was
down to attend the meeting.