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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-07-15
TlB WgGEB GAS STRIKE.
A visit to the Well on s%aturdAy-A Good
Pressure,

A Visit to the Well on saturdRy-A Good
Pressure.
A reporter went out to Lashley's sta
ton Saturday morning to see the gas
find on Browns farm, and found the
employees busy at work sinking the well,
which Is now down about sixty. five feet,
The pocket or creVise wps struck at
about forty.flve feet, and there was q
strong showing OF gas, which forced its
way out Of tho well with u roar that
could be distinctly heard q distance oil
one hundred yards. Tho employees at
once extinguished thef fire in the engine,
and awaited the return Of Mr.. Brown,
who was in Bellairo. On his return
they sproCured u two-inCh pipe, and
placing 1t In the well, proceeded 10 plug
the eighteen:inch hole as well as posi-.
BILE. They then lit the gas, which burnt
some twelve or fifteen feet above the
stand pipe that they had placed in the
well, for more than fifteen hours, Mr..
Brown, becoming convinced that the
men had struck a pocket or seam, d.
reCted the men to proceed with the
work, and although the flow has some
what subsidized, there is no doubt
that there Is a good supply Of gas in
that vicinity, as the old coal works has
proven this for years by the trouble the
miners have had with gus while ~ work,
When they had placed the bucket In
the well there was about three hundred
pounds placed over 1t, and 1t failed TO
hold the gas in. 1t would blow the
mud and ground away and hiss out all
around the building. This account is
taken from the Bellatro Tribune.
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Trnn.fer. Of Real Estate.

The following transfers OF real estate
we're left for record at Clerk Hooks
Office on Saturday:
Deed made July 8, 1880, by Henry
Brinkman and wife 10 George W. Graebe,
for the west half Of lot No. 9, in square
No. %, in South Wheeling. Considera-
Deed made June %, 1889, by W. II.
Anderson and wife, TO Patrick Joyent,
for lot No. "a, in block No, 8, on the old
Fair Grounds. Consideration, SlS5.
Deed made July ], 1880, by Johanna
F. o, Keinlein, TO Michael Blum, guard
ian, for ali title in the real estate Of
which John Hoinlein died seized. Con-
sideration, $Sl7 II.
Also three deeds Of trust.
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The attention OF tho members Of
Wheeling Ledge No. %, B. P. 0. Elks, is
directed 10 the advertisement in this
issue calling on all OF those who intend
going to the grand Elk's reunion that is
to be held in Pittsburgh this week to
call at office OF Manager Tracy, oil
the Western Union company, who il
the Exalted Ruler al the lodge here, at
1880 o'clock this evening, for the pnr.
pose OF securing their badges and other
necessary credentials, The Wheeling
Elks will go up TO Pittsburgh tomorrow
morning. There is going to be u good
turnout OF the boys, and wearing the
handsome badges they have procured
they will present quite a stunning ap.
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Fupernl 81 Prof. yaus,

Prof. Henry Was, ST., whose sad
death by drowning in the creek was
announced last week, was buried Satur.
day. The German Pioneer Society and
the Order Of Harugari attended the
funeral in a body, headed by the Opera
House band. The attendance was I'M
usually large. Prof. Louis Vaas, the
youngest son, now OF Milwaukee, was
unable to come to the funeral, as he il
confined to the house by the results OF q
recent surgical operation on ono Of bis
fnnk
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THE Homestead war cloud shows a Sill
yer lining, The parties to the contro.
yersy are in conference and the result is
likely to be an amlcable understanding
and resumption Of operations, It Is al.
ways to be regretted that these things
cannot be turned "tall end foremost"
SO ast to get the peaceful settlement be.
fore the war begins.
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twou't lake Bread.

In other words Hoods S%arsaparilla
will not do impossibilities, It's pro.
prietors tell plainly what 1t has done
submit proofs from sources Of unques'
toned reliability, and ask you frankly il
you are suffering from any disease or at
lection caused or promoted by impure
blood or low state OF the system, TO try
Hoods Sarsaparilla. The experience Of
others Is sufficient assurance that you
will not be disappointed in tho result. q
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TuE people of Johnstown resolve that
they want to distrlbute the relief funds,
and resent as an imputation on them
tho policy which places the distribution
in other hands. The people Of Johns
town should not so soon begin to be
ugly, In local matters there are always
local iealousies, easily avoided by com=
petent outsiders. Johnstown would do
better to let well enough alone.
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Mr.. Weir, a Frenchman who was man
ager Of the Brilliant glass works during
tie time 1t was operated by the Central
Glass Company OF Wheeling, Is now no.
gotiating for a lease Of the works with
the object Of forming u company and
running it. There seems to be some dif'
GCulty In tho way Of securing the lease
and Mr.. Weir Is now thinking Of build
Ing a tsn.pot factory at Windsor Station,
Beech Bottom, where he has been offered
five acres Of ground and valuable coal
privileges.
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The best Salye In The world iof cuts,
bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheuin, fever
soreg, letter, Chapped hands, ehilblaingi
Corfs, and oil skin etuptlons, and posi-
lively cures piles, OF no pay required,
itia guaranteed 10 give perfect eatiHfac'
don, or money refunded, PflCB % cents
pSr box. For sale by Logan Drug Co.
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CoLp, cough, coffin is what philOBo.
phors term "a logical sequence" Ohel ID
very liable 10 follow the other; but by
curing the cold with q dose Of Ayers
Cherry PeCtofal, the cough will By stop.
ped and the coffin not neCded-just ut
~nfasant.1 paw
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ST.. CLAIR, Mich,

JIM. LOOSE RED CLOVER Co.--Gentle,
men: The six bottles Of Red Glover l
ordered OF you have entirely cured my
wife OF Cancer Of the eye, and there has
been no sign OF n return OF 1t. Yours
respectfully, II. N. HAMMOND, mud many
others. Logan Drug Co., Bridge Corner
Druggists, Wheeling, W. Va. Daw
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Mn. j. II. GRtNsrEAD, Sonora, Ky.i
RayBi My children have sometimes had
boils and other signs Of blood imputl.
lies, with loss Of appetite, etc, at which
times / have found Swltt's Specific q
most successful remedy, In no instance
failing 10 effect q speedy and permanent
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PERSONS going out of tom for me
summer Gun hare he DAILY INTELLl.
GEECER mailed TO them for 65 cents per
month. The address Of The paper will b
changed as often as desired,
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Clerk Hook on Saturday issued mar.
riage licenses TO the following named
parties:
Bettens Henri, a native OF Belgium,
aged %, and Louise Halllt, a native Of
Belgium, aged 20.
Deyanse Ehirure, n native OF Belgium,
aged 90; and Roland Elise, n native Of
France, aged %,
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LITTLE Switzerland is preserving her
dignity in tho face of big Germany, The
sympathy Of Americans will be with the
under dogin this fight.
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PRov, LESLIE, Of the Pennsylvania
Geological Survey, predicts the early
exhaustion of the oil fields Of Pennsyl-
yania and New York. West Virginia's
oil fields ara ready, Professor.
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DIED.

RIDGELY-On Sunday, July u, 1850. at4O'cloCk
~ M, ". A. RID0EiY, III his Dist year.
funeral from his late residence on Short Creek,
this (MondAy) morning att o'clock. Inter.
ment at Short Creek Cemetery. Friends arc
tnUttnJ
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Twenty.iour kegs OF powder were used
in a single blast on the cut at AcOy's
backbone, on the Wheeling 4 Lake Erie
railroad near Portland, on Friday. The
cut Is 1000 feet long and so feet deep.
II will DO completed in October.
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TUESDAY, July 2, A. D. 1850,

commencing at 10 O'Clock u. M; the ]ioliOuiBI
described real property, which IA described By
reference 10 a plat OF parcels, streets aud ALLEYS
returned by Inc said special commissioner win
tho report mentioned In the Ald decree u The
9Th day Of December, A. D. 1855, and by that H.
cree directed 10 DO recorded III the ONCE Of The
Clerk OF tho County Court Of said Ohio county,
IN which Office It Ii now OF record, that u 70
say, lotg is and FIN E0lnte 90; lois N, a Il, "a,
Y,I, II A, 10 il, 10 A, II Il, II A, 10 and II IN "
vision D, lots land s IN Division q, lots /, ., 8
1 and 5 III Division Il. lots ii and u IN Division
and lots 10, 10, y, Is, " And 20 ~ Division b.,
,0tl ~ dqlaISE e, 10Y ~ hln ~ w VI v! W Wv
Y 10y ~, w, 44 alu Y III DIVISION =, lOt . "
Division 9 u lotg Y and r. ~ DIVISION !" ,or.
taiuS INC following provision; TINT ihr Hg
spcoiai n " " hgIIhg ICY ~ HT%
q Az 81 "a, y u, aud % in Division y shaLl
exclu1e u Sltln il!tCen leet wiue on o. lle ,eH.M
etn.1lue or elu Oi each OF lhe halu l3lt, hilni,a,
- - --..Nt tl.a.uN 10
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ANN o'DgLIA DIss DEBAR says under
oath that she thinks she is married, Be-
fore now Ann o'Delia has b&sn mistaken,
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One reason why Republican office
seekers do not like civil service examin.
alions ID that they are 90 weak In grain.
mar. ThaY can't decline.
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Public Sale.
TOUBLIO SALE.

BY virtue OF the authority vested IN them b.
certain DEGREES Of the Circuit Court Of 0hlt
nd day Of April, 4. b, isSS, and on thG oh Icy
OF December, A. d. 1885, on the 18th day VI le
CembDr, A.. d. 1888, and on the I'D day Of N
Cember, A. d. 1888, III a suit IN GhHnCGry therein
pending, wherein SObIeSki Il. Caldwell Wa
plaintiff and Caroline n. Wilson aud Othrr
were defendants, the undersigned special Wr'
nlSElOners will sell ut public auction, NJ he
front door Of the Court House Of Ohio COOai
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FOR SALE.

Building Lots, Old Fair Grounds, Zane,
Orchard, South Penn, North Front, North llu
ron, sOuth Huron, South Front, Fourteenth
Fifteenth, Wood, Wilson, MOYSton, Twenty
eighth, TwGnty'ninth aud McCollOGh glreeI
from 500 IN,
Brick House, three rooms, pantry and cellar
all In good repair, Tor sl,OJO cash.
Frame House, containing Z rooms, at l37 South
Broadway; lot iOxl2O; In ilrStOlaSs condition
cheap.
A good y roomCd house, IN very desirable lOCA
lion, on North front street, for $500.
Seven Roomed Brick House, corner Thirty
Eighth and Wood streets, rents for S9lG per year
for SLIGO.
Rlght Roomed Frame House on Leased ground
for 500 CRSh.
dwelling Houses and stOrc.rooms for rCnt,
q. u. SMITH,
myl7 100 Main Street,
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FOR SALE.

tsi) TwOnty.FOur Lots In Caldvelps Add
ton to the City OF Wheeling.
Bald Lots are bounded on thenorth BY Twenty
ninth street, on the east by Fillmore street, On
The south BY the HRl0lRn Homestead, and on
the west by the b. d o. n. R,
Their proximity 10 the above named railroad
renders. them excellent Eites for manufacturing
i noI sod in thirty days will be sold at pub
voF teFIaa and further Information applyh
W. v, HOGE q BRO,
1900 Market sLtAL
Or WILLIAM II. HANDLAN,
Gn16 e. W Cor. ChRpilho a Sixteenth H.
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.Belaire City Flour Mil!
FOR SALE.

On account OF falling health and 4 desire 10
retire from business, l offer at u very low price
aud on easy terms, Gle Of tho best equipped
Flour Mills In this country. The mill has been
temodeled during the last year into u full Allsg
Roller System, guaranteed to give a. good 10
suits OF better than any now In operation. lIRi
4 new Buckley engine aud tubular boiler. Ca
pRCity, ono hundred and fifty barrels rer day,
Is now running, aud has a good paying Trade,
For full particulars address
THOS. AULT,
mrIb BELLAIRE, OHIO.
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Il.vEp DAnY, EEltwmELY Asp wEEElY.
wHEELINa, JULY Is, 1880,

Entered at the Postoalco at Wheeling, W. Va,
As AecOnd'rlRSs mRtteF,1
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1889-10-23
CIRCUIT COURT D0INGS.
TIL" erand Jury Still at Work-Many
Witnesses Wanted-Sheriff Cr0i-
san n plsv Official.

Circ'lit court Is not at close as
yet. The cases now on trial are
proving to be quite lengthy and in
most cases a long list Of witnesses
are being examined.
Sheriff Croisan is about the busiest
official around the court house now.
He has six assistants to-day and all
are away looking up witnesses over
Marion, Clackamas and Polk coun-
ties.
The case of r. J. Hendricks who
is up for the illeged publication of
lottery concerns as the editor of the
Statesman, has not been argued yet
to-day. 1t is being watched with
much interestand manifestations by
many.
Geo. Barker who was tried by a
jury yesterdy for robbery was acquit-
ted. There was no direct evidence
to show he was the person who
entered the room of the Portland
lawyer.
Following is to-day's proceedings
up to $50 p. m.
State of Oregon VS. Elgear Dupius,
asked leave to withdraw plea and
file demurr; allowed.
Gesner VS. Sullivan motion for
nonsuit by defendant; overruled.
State of Oregon VS. Edgar Dupius,
argued on demurrer to Indictment,
overruled, pleads tomorrow MORN
inr
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1889-10-23
PURELY PERSONAL,

f. p. Thomson is in the city on
business.
j. G. Brown took the afternoon
train for Portland.
Hon. John Dimick ia in the city
on business matters.
Mr.. Fred Kelly was a passenger
for Portland this afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. s. Kiff took the
afternoon train for Portland;
Mr.. Rollie Hartford came up from
Portland on the morning train.
Mr.. Charley Roberts returned
home to-day from a trip to Portland.
Mrs. J. III. Haskins, returned to
her home in Portland, on the after
noon train.
Miss Maggie Platner returned to
her home in Portland last night,
after short visit in Salem.
Mrs. N. H. Busby, Mr.. and Mrs.
Farris McClain and Mr.. F. j. Nor
ton took the afternoon train for
Portland.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1889-10-23

FROM HIS OLD HoME.-The OBJ
server-Journal, OF Dunkirk, n. Y,
SAYS: "Dr. Charles G. Curtis,
formerly of this city, is now situated
ut Salem, Oregon" He says, in II
letter: "rhis climate has agreed
with me so well that | have nearly
regained my health, and intend re-
naming here. DIR. Curtis has been
well and favorably known here, and
had an extensive practice. He has
been practicing medicine for tlf,een
years, giving considerable attention
To his speciality, his treatment of
rectal diseases. His success in Salem
will be cordially hoped for" The
Enforcement DR.. Chas. c. Curtis has
received at his home will give our
citizens confidence i'm him. His eX-
perience in the practice of homeo-
pathy will no doubt be appreciated
by our people, as he intends making
our city his home. We would be-
speak for the doctor share of the
practice and have no doubt that
those placing themselves under his
care will do WELL
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1889-10-23

ANOTHER PHYsICIAN.-Dr. j. C..
Smith, late of Jefferson, has swung
his shingle To the breeze in Salem,
and, will make Salem his future
home. DIR. j. &. is n brother of DIR.
j. n. Smith of this city. He is a
young physician who has met with
wonderful success in his former
home and it is with regret that the
citizens of jefferson, allow him to
leave their city. Salem will be glad
to have DIR. Smith locate here and
the JOURNAL wishes him unbound
ing success.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1889-10-23

RUNAWAY ACCIDENT. = Turne"
was the scene of a very exciting run
away yesterday. Mr.. kit Reed,
quite an old gentleman, who re-
sides about two miles from Turner,
was in the town on business and
when passing along the street his
team became frightened at fish
pe1dler's outfit and ran away, Mr..
Reed was thrown from the wagon
TO the ground and IN falling struck
on his head and shoulders. He was
badly bruised up, and, being a man
of about seventy years, II will make
IL much worse on him. He is the
father of Mr.. Reed, the Turner mer-
chaat. DIR. Smith, of Turner, called
on the wounded man and dressed
his wounds and he is now resting
quite easy. The wagon was total
wreck aud one of the horses was
badly bruised. The old gentleman
escaped luckily with his life.
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MARRIED.

GINRICH-SHUPERT.-At the
Oregon House, Salem, Tuesday,
Oct. 22, 1889, Miss Nellie Shupert
to Mr.. Gerome G.. Ginrich, Rev.
B. j. Sharp officiating.
MOONEY-GILLAM.-At the resi-
dence of the brides parents, in
Polk county, Sunday, Oct. 20,
1889, Mr.. w. ID. Mooney, of this
city, and Miss Alice Gillian, of
Polk county.
Mr.. Mooney is well known in
this city and is foreman of the Sa-
lem Truck and Dray company.
Miss Gillian is popular young lady
of Polk county. The happy couple
will make their home in this city.
REED = ROBERTSON = In this
city Wednesday, October %, 1889,
Mr.. V. III. Reed, and Miss May
Robertson, both of Turner, Rev.
Sicafoose officiating.
The happy couple are well known
in Turner where they have host of
friends who join in wishing them a
life of oliss and happiness, They
took the afternoon for Portland
Where they will spend their honey
moon.
HOBBS-LANCE.-AtM Marion, Ore
gon, on Tuesday evening, October
-, 1889, Mr.. j. w. Lance, of JEFF
ferson, and Mrs. N. G. Hobbs, of
Marion. Rev. w. Il. Van Scoy
officiating.
The bride has been a highly es-
teemed lady of Marion, where she
has resided for some length of time.
Mr.. Lance is of one the lively business
men of jefferson. He Is conducting
a good livery business, and Is well
known for fair dealing and honesty,
both at Jefferson and Salem. The
many friends of the happy couple
wish them long life and continued
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1889-10-23

FIRE FIENDS. - The community
above Lebanon has in its midst Il
wretch who has been plying his
vocation as fire fiend in a manner
that Is likely to terminate i'm an old
fashioned hanging-bee. His devil
ish work was frustrated last Friday
night when an attempt was made to
again burn the steam saw mill of o,
Jennings & Co., situated on Hamil-
ton creek. About six months ago
their mill was burned, incur
ring a loss in the ma
chinery alone of some $500.
They succeeded in getting new
machinery, and again started the
mill. A month ago it was set on
fire again, and would have been
total loss had they not discovered
it in time. AS it was they suffered
a loss of about $500 in machinery.
After hard struggle they succeed
ed in starting the mill again. They
took the precaution to employ
night watchman, and on Friday
night third attempt was made to
barn the mill. The guard discov-
cred the fire in time, but made
noise which attracted the attention
of the miscreant, who started to
run INTO the brush. The guard
fired twice at him with II shotgun
loaded with buckshot, but failed to
bring him down, but the Waterman
feels sure that the guilty one has
been traced to his house. The ar
rest of the party is likely to be made
soon The puard thinks there were
two or more parties present, al
though he saw but one. There is a
general feeling to spare no pains to
ferret out and punish the guilty
party or parties.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1889-10-23

SHIPPING FRUIT.-S. \. Clark
and son shipped two ear loads of
d,ied fruits from this place to-day,
one caf consigned to Helena, Mon
tana, aud the other TO Butte City,
Montana. Mr.. Clark has shipped
in all five car loads of dried fruits
thus far this season, all secured
from forty acres of fruit trees. Sixty
thousand pounds have 50 far been
dried from this number of acres.
Mr.. Clark could have found ready
market for double the amount OF
fruit he will have for sale. His
fruit farm is n success and its fame
is becoming known far and near.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1889-10-23

APPOINTMENTS Geo. RUNNERS,
of Portland, and VIM. Crawford, of
Canema, were appointed notaries
public 10y the governor to-day; also
John Simpson, of Siuslaw, III. T..
Hayes, of Oswego, and John Z. Rob-
erts, of Salem, We're to-day appoint
ed delegates To the National FaIm-
er's Congress at Montgomery, Ala
ALBANIA, which is Ia occur from the
18th TO the 10th of Dee, 1889
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Supreme Court.

SALEM, Oct. %, 1889.
Gus ROseDblatt, executor of the
estate of SigmOn Rosenblatt, de-
ceased; appellant.
r. S. Perkins, resp; appeal from
Multnomah county; argued and sub
mitted. II. A. Stephens, attorney
for appellant. H. II. Bingham, at
torney for respondent.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1889-10-23

HAND MAsuED.-A brakeman,
whose name Is Harris, met with a
bad accidental Turner this morning
in which his left hand was horribly
mashed. Tie was coupling ears aud
in the usual manner his hand was
More than likely amputa-
ton OF the hand will be necessary.
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School Tax Notice.

The school taxes OF District No. "a, in
Marion county, are now due and payable
az the clerk = office, No. lVi Court street. in
opera House block, Salem. The same will
be deemed delinquent unless paid within
sixty days nom date.
DAVID SIMPSON, school clerk.
October l5, lssa.
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BE A MAN.-The following beauti-

BE A MAN.-The following beauti-
full piece of spring poetry (?) from
the Astoria Transcript describes a
few Salemites so well that it is given
space i'm to-day's JOURNAL. 1t reads
as follows: "That's right. If you
have a competitor in business who
is troublesome to cope with in an
open, straightforward way, get In
under his wing If he is disposed
to be neighborly and liberal-to ask
no more than fair and equal share
of life's favors, or so much as his
merits may win, don't you have it
that way. Take the whole hog or
none. Keep your eye peeled for
every snap. Work behind the
scenes all YOU can. BE sure and
keep up little clique of conspirators
to help you out. These you will al
wavs need. Give your competitor a
fill now and then. He'll take
it all in. Oh, cert! He'll flush
with delight under your blandish-
ments and curl up under them like
Il sick kitten to hot brick. He
can't zee the point. He isn't as
shrewd as you are. He has no valid
right to be in a community which
besets his pathway with temptations
and dangers. Bring all the suavity
of your instincts to bear in polite
scheming to escort him out. Never
neglect, by the way, to keep the
pulling string on your clique. Have
everything your own way or balk
the whole business Make them
help you vanquish opposition, or
snap their heads off. Then you can
rest on your oars. You needn't do
much for the community if there's
no competitor there to do better
Then you live easy, make money die
happy, go down to your rest like
little man and leave behind name
enlbodying all that was sagaclous,
benevolent, charitable, virtuous
and successful in the attributes of
humanity between man and mans
creator" And-"of such is the
kingdom of heaven"