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rll1T.ADEr rll1A, PA, August 2G.-Wool market
Quiet; chic. Pennsylvania aud West VII.
Hinia AA and above SJa33Lc; Y 3ia32c;
medium SGA3!c; cohrtc 33aSic; New York,
Michigan. Indiana and western dne or \
aud NN ?SaSec; medium a5aa6c; coarse asa
33i.c,: iine washed delnino X and Xxx 33s3s5c;
medium washed combinE and dai.ine 3sasec;
COARSE 90 40 DO 3iaS'c; Caunda do d, S3as5c; tub
washed choice SSa4Oc: fair 37a3sc; coa,se S.aa5c;
medium unTathpd comblng and delainc 2siaSOc'
COARSE GO do do 25aasc; Moutaua l6 l24c; Terri
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TOLEDO, O., August oG.-Wheat active mud
81 oi1S; December 81 Os. Corn dull aud steady:
cash aud August Ole. Oats quiet; cash sic,
Cloverteed duh and steady; cash and October
81 Is; November ST 70.
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Bucitlen's Arntcn Sulve.
The best salve III the world for cute,
bruises, sores, ulcers, ealt rheum, fever
cores, letter, chapped hands, chilb!ains,
corrs, aud all skin cruptione, and posi-.
lively cures piles, or no pay required. It
10 guaranteed to give perfect sa~Iisfaction,
or money refunded. Price 25 cents per
hox. For salo by Logan Druq Co.
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fetrAlCn,n-

NEW York, August 2a.-Petroleum Irregular.
rsnnsy!yania opened firm at sihc Tor spot and
&c Tyr september option. but became weak and
we'i At the lowest prices Of tho day. Lima oil
opened strong ut 35c, advanced 10 SEC and
closed Arm. Pennsylvania oil: Opening SdKc:
III oo barrels.
OIL CITY, Pa, August 26.-Opencd Mt size;
21.po ta'!e!t: ehartets rs $50 barrels; shipments
l2''4Io barrels: runs e6,Oi0 barrels.
PITTSBURGH. Pa, August 26.-Petroleum dull
and weater: opened at a755ssc; closed Ut SLc;
highest Sissc: lowest S5Ec.
%Bn4DFonp. Pa, August o6.-Opened nj size;
closed sS+93sc; highest s7sIc; lowest s51lssc; clear.
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Sick Heatlachs.

Loose's Red Glover Pills cure sick
Headache, Dyspepsia, Indigestion, Con-
stipations. 25c. per box, s boxes for ST..
For sale by Logan Drug Company. DAw
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North Main st. School
For RnYSAMnclRIa

The second annual session will begin MON.
DAY. SEPTEMBER IL. A graded course OF in.
tttuction,. Dased upon Natural Development,
both Of mind and body. will continue 10 be care.
July, PURSUED. Special advantages offered 70
childten who need caeeiul individual ass'stance.
children received between the ages 6: 4 and 10
years. All the primary English BRANCHES, 10.
gether with Oral French included In the regular
course Drnwipg aud Instrumental Music also
provided. careful attout!ou given 70 the lorna.
tion o. correct habits Of speech aud In the use OF
the voice. Summarizing and other I'M edimenin
OF speech overcome by Instruction based upon
natural law. calistheuics and Singing excr.
Glks.,, accompanied by piano. Terms moderate,
-.'' E'sl MISS NAE BELLE HART,
nu9 W. 797 Main Street,
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EIS.

All Fits stopped free by Dr.. KL,NE's
GREAT NERVE REsToRER. No Fits after
first days use. Marvellous cures. Treat
Use and So 90 trial bottle free to Fit cases.
Send n Or. Kline. a31 Arch st.. Philn.. Pa
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FOR SALE.

A modern house. contalotns eleh! tooma,
bath, etc. Full lot. 60 feet front. Location very
dc.iratte, n! South Penn street. TINS properly
i. in IrtrIass condition aud wilt-be SOLO LOT
much less thsu 1t could he replaced Tor to-day.
i,vu1g iuye.thnpul$-ihe properly. soutnwcsI
corn,r Hr0ad say rut Zau0 streets, three dwell
iug houLcs. Rents for about Siao per yess. 15iee
TI"ps.,y northeast corner Of Maryland aao
Not,h huron streets. " uwclllnS houRes
with srouBa enough for Il third house. Inns
nrcrprty tx In such Il location That Will increase
very rrp!d in value, $4,000.
scvtE rooprst! dwelling. ~ South penn street,
very desirable location, $1,000.
Five Ioomcd dwelling, l3' south broadWty.
4 rev touhle Irann bopse WIN hi nouvth
improvements etc, containing rooms, pant'y'
BATH, &c. mi
Loi Ioxloo on Huron street, Just north Of VT
ciuip. Price 81 100.
h !" on tsSutil Penn street, s7nal2o. sl.6Oo.
Lot on north SIDE tourtecAih street, okito'
lois on cost side Erie street. old fair grounds
lois on south side fourteenth street, East
End, $40 per front foot. ,ox,oo
Lots on Wabash street, good location, soxl-o'
Lcta IN GtIcisi.ts addition. hish ground. aos
IN, $500 each, 10y oex,oo
$Myctch. 100
Severa! small fruit and garden farms IN good
q. o. SMITH,
Real Estate Agent and Broker,
F6 itD Market direct.
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arE fenx, August M-FIeur. receipts 1900
PACKAGES; exports 2 ,tOO barrels; market I'M.
sshhsssged. sales 1899, barrels: What, receipts
wv eIshels; Gales 2,iTl1.Go bushels Of futures
a{1 1SQO bushels OF spot; spot market unset.
led aud higher; No. 8 red 81 Of; ungtaded red
" taal Q9Hi No J pQytheya 81 az; opt!oas
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WHEELING INSTITUTE.
Boarding and Day School for
Young Ladies and Children.

Thorough course OF instruction In English,
Mathematics. Ancient aud Modern Languages,
Music, Drawing, Painting, E%locu,Ion and Calls.
themes. Advantages Of home lie and training.
Fall session begins September 8, 1880.
Addre@, MISS PARRAN,
q. au2 ar d ..7rENH~ sgN4 HFUFgaHaTLn prtaefnsl X
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RRv. K. U. MITCHELL, .U
Pastor Col'd NJ. I. Church, Macon, ia


X VHFB Tut IUHBIIgIttIOH HIU SIEK.UDAu.
ache. &C.
DR.. Silas Lane, while in the Rocky
Mountains, discovered a root that when
combined with other herbs, makes an
easy aud certain cure for constipation.
1t is in the form Of dry roots and leaves,
and is known as Lanes Family Medi.
cine. It will cure eick -headache in n
night. For the blood, liver and kidneys,
and for clearing up the complexion it
does wonders. Druggists sell it for so
cents a package. davis
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Ezw YORK, August 26.-PIe iron strong,
Topper nominal Ut 50 70. Lead firm Al 81 70
Tin firm; strsiLs sl ST..
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c 9 , i, : trn and higher; No. ? rcd Angus. 81 egs

Q oscu urn and higher; No. 2 rcd August 81 t71
"iio SII, s' ~, I, "a mi IN sSp!emhc sl,Isal C9M
II nv, fss,f c iiys; vf's 81 y VA: De.emle'
,xsy, ", if f.asrd ~; olosing ~ " iGl: Rye. ftm;
Weste'm ssat9c. Corn receipts I,10 bushels: eI
@f"tS,cs AMI ani "a 4I nn ,,; salea e9:ooo bushels o.
a active; aaS asitSGI m iiaste M :! :ES!; A ,pos n ssks
sst ltHtt,9er oSnsaS3fc cio,tng az 65!:c: October
n bSttc' TnS s,s Sg'sc: Id p SSa 5614c; May
;,3isse. sa,es 10 f nS ht,sss I.1 ~ hnshcls; eXpoi,s
sSItsm noe, we; oStooer 4is.sl!9tc. closing At
49,; while do 4saMe; No.; 3 Chicago iiai4}Ic.
t,a,sa Vd Hi;ys,,s. o9 ~ W. s ,ss,a. saa ioaao poin!s
i1.soc; oct Per y loal1 iec: November l6.7Oc;
aede' Msx M ya, W., March isO9alS.Soc; April
s snS sG arm and 4, Active cs MoIAf ss G.m, Rice Arm
psn,! %a,i s,ea,,r s ~ wv urn fey np nsm ia,et: I'VE:
lnamo Siuvoalo So. Cut meats strong. Lard
s sag,S %Issse 4 s @esieah sean . oVe; August as:e;
1ur@n ny, ! o AZ. Ve!ogct y &c: November 6,1g,;
NFm; western daily oa,ie; do creamery isssane'
Cheese unsettled and quiet; part skins 4Xa0l.S:
cutc1ao' Amyu,t 81 -who., r., ,t,. -.
,o .,rn. "a ~ MuSus' MneatZataiin not 20
as.ed. i6e iesIiSSr p sexS," sa,e pu ys. .,ro WAS ,rsn n;
rapAynvnv kpt f,,tI
t.orn. e'su, rut iu,i auvAuGes were not sustained.
fng frcnmsnt ,s = anss''!eu, ptice cnahges De-
,sn,a '.u uIo, Wuthln an irregular range. Oats
itovtsIlnuss' u mn,, s'r"nsss' NM closed hiGher.
Within moderate range. Flour , resf tWSfb%can,f
cash No. . spring 81 CGiI: Nd 4 ,nrino o,essi@ n.
No. , rcd ii U51z; August 81 0iEai IN. cio.inv n N
81 eG1<: September SfCjkaf ds. ciosinr nj Al tss::.
December 81 O7Sal Vyz, closing Al ii ~
Corn, cash 70. 2. lOt: August IssIraSnc r,o @I;t.
at 40; September isisatysSc. riosiiI,s sstt'SIgrs .
May ~6l5Ia5Sc, closing At 5.Slc, Oats cash No
2, 3J sa37c. August %Ciia9fSc. closing at a7c.
eeptenibar a6sSGiSc, ciosing at Slf.e: Msv~ sstes;
3g1&c. closing nj J99Eo. No, ! rie t;c. No. l
barley 70dT2c. No, iilaxseed 81 Mk. Timoihv |
seed q sS.i "; Mess pork. cash 81 %: sept.m.
OCT Wv iusii ~, e.osiny a. ~ vo; October $40 IS:
JANUARY " aoa,2 ON, closing a. s2 IS. Lard, !!
III and september 6,QEa6.@G; October
w. NaG:iltTc closing ht 6.i0c: january
. &C; sport ribs, cash 6.2ia5.35c; septcms Cr
s3ta's?tGc. CLOSING It 5.StNc; October 6 S!%a |
closing At 6.pjc: shoulders 6.75a5 S7xc; short
rresmery iSSSsc, ,,ai,s Il Id na"es s:csay;
lhalGc: Northern iGiI,,:! ''"'''' ISSs' southern
f,,,, ,IsN
tmi~LApkirhlA. IA, August 9.-Flour quiet.
' \. rea =, I S,aIIG; "a. 10. = reI. AuSns! mud septem'
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Metals,

NEW fnI:K, August rG.-Wnol quiet ard easy:
domestic fleece 3SaSsc: pulled e6aSlc; Texas la
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.. s. 40 reg.............1osk
Z. 8. 4 cdupons...-12R
p. 3 4as rcs.........l0iL
Y. 3. AZ conponuln5n
Pacific is Of "J5.......ll4
Adam E1prcSs.....li9
American Exprcss.ll4k
Canada psc!hc......- So.
Canada Southern.... ST.
Central Pacihc....... 81
Chesapeake & Ohio 81
do R,;t EEotetird. soy
% Betond prelsd.. II
Chi. Bur.& Quincy..loah
Del. & NudSon.......l6aL
Del, Lack. l. west.llhG
Denver & R. Gr,.... az
t,c..;:..:.....,,-....... ..stt.
Eoft mhyne-.....,.lSlh
l!lnolA Central..,..ll6
Kansas & Texas.,.. lV5A
lake sha.e...v,......lL7a
Louisville & Nash, 81
McmOhfH & Chae ~
Michigan Central. ~
Missouri tsaiNo,,,. ;iL
Nahhyllle l. Chatt,lG
hcwlerseyCentral..lal
Norfolk &W. prei'd civ
NORTHERN Paclac.... say
do prctcrrcd......- 4.
Eorthwcstern..,,,,.,ltSf
do pteferrcd.,.....li3
New York ~Centnl..lCNh
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VAN HourENs' CecoA-Pure, Soluble,
f,.Ir MwFGw.5
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AGENTS WANTED,

or Il. 4. pAupH1N
Washington. D. c.
Dy Ordinary letter, containing Money Orde,
issiod by all Eaprcss Conpapies, New York Ex
change, D.alt or FoGt8! Noio.
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Bucltlen's Arntcn Sulye,

ding X - 81
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Educational,
Nc. De CHAHTAL,
NEAR WHEELING, W. VA.

Sisters OF tho visltatien)
A school OF moro than national reputation,
offers exceptional advantages for thorough edu.
cation OF young Indies In all departments. Il.
brasy OF sir thousand volumes. Fine philo.
sophical. chemical and astronomical apparatus,
Musical department specially noted. Corpse
plano teachers trained by a learned professor
from Conservatory of Stuttgart. Vocal culture
according to the method Of the old Italian mas.
ters. gE fE'r
Location unsurpassed TOT beauty aud health.
Ten acres OF pleasure grounds. Board excellent,
For catalogues, aud referenccs to patrons In
AL the principal cities, address ~
~ ~, II DIRFcTRFsa
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FOR RENT.

NV 10. NU'7Hf
Store room and collar. No. 2o2l Main
No. 81 Alley ~. cast OF EesFs reet....~-." = ~
Mo-, IS Tweuty.siXth strGet"...-...'. .... = ~
No.. Is Fifteenth street, .:......."..:..;.... - '"
JAMES A. AENRY.,.
geRl Estate Agent, o.. &. Claim Attorney, l6ls
!Marsct street. / have long exretiencc 10
prospcntiou OF pension claims; Soldiers their
niy,m tare 10 employ m attorney At home III
,,reitI once to ore IL MashiN2i0N. y .. aMl2
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DR.. Rumromauisuiandrebelliou is sum
merins at Saratoga,
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nHlO RIVER RAILROAD TIME
~ table taxing effect Angus. IL, 1892, Tas.
seIIses trains VIII run Az follows-Central Time,
which do not run on snndny.
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Real Estate.
FOR SALE
Lot numbered !. North Front ktscct. $500
Lot No. 10, south Huron street, Louth OF Ohio

Lot numbercd !. North Front kt5cct, Sa,tN0
Lot No, 10, South Huron street, Louth OF Ohio
street, $50.
Ln,s on WctZeI street, 50 by 70 feet. Sy75.
Lois on Warren street. 10 by IS feet. $500.
Lot on south Front street with Aver front,
81 COO.
B!ocE OF Six bouScs on Main street and block
OF SIX housesI In Alley d, rent for $3.50 per
Huuum, csu be bought Tor SlU,fC0. #c #
No. Isl Fourteenth street, new frame house,
ground II bali lot, S!,30V. !,
No. loC6 Ch0p!iuc street. brick house, ground
a half 10, SSxiS0 feet, sl,llC. .
No. 1910 Main street, - rooms. exclusive OF
store IONS Residence property would be suit
able for hotel. Price Sii co.
No. 2.;5- Market St1eet, store aud dwelling,
81, h0.-Z
No. 70 Eighteenth street..--.-
No, liz ALL III Seventeenth street. --
10. Iug5 McCollGch street.
No, IFS EotT STREET.
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Financial.

DIRECTORS.
JIM. Vance, Geo. E. stiiel,
+ :. m hsGwG, EI!iinsasm,
John Rrcw. flr1i','
Drafts Issued on England, Ireland, Scotland
Ia p 81 4HJEf-rF .ts ,JulIS r. J0Sre r.,
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Address Registered Letters con.
tanning Currency to
NEW ORLEANS RATIONAL BANK,
Nav Orleans. IL
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S,ls, Prizes amounting te.................s 81, oS,,sx
~E0rE,-ricscts drawing Capital Prizcs arc NOT,
eatttled 10 terminal lr!Zes.
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And DO Is ITO StmCStt Of '
Tho bald headed man,
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sTEAMER BHLLAlRE.

Leave Wheeling. Daily T1ip. CITY rimc-c.In
$50. 1000 MID ll:i5 a. m. 800, i:Vj, 600 n. NV M"
Leave Wheeling Sundays, City Time-s.co.
IoNn md 12;c0A M: 200. 400. Goo n, m, wv
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~ 10 got another whack at .
The batd.hcadei man.
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NOW the iy. Is no respector OF pefSons OF OF pa,cs;
he lights wherever fancy or tho scent OF game
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BUTTER, EGGS ANp r0ulIEy.

1lu.tsr, eggs aud poultry arc In strong demand
and tue market is co~rrtsn0udingly linn, Will,
prices tending upward at II rapid rate. County
butter Is Quoted from Sa5c higher than last
week. aud creamery &c hlgl.r. Eggs nre rising
A. lhe rate ol &c Il weeE. und the chilly weather
may BIO blanca Tor It.. fouitry Of all kinds dc.
mants IL good prics and has risen from S 10 IL
per cent since lust quoted.
Baiter-Country choice, 15alsc; creamery
choice 2SA2le; country good, l2al6c; country Iais,
Eggs-Fresh In case. 1Gal7c per dozen; fresh
ln barrels, l5al6c. -
~roniiry-Liye chickens, old pc. dozen s. oas 60;
chickens, spring. per dozen, s. WAi 10; ducks,
old. per dozen. SEQ. BY pound live-DucEs, yalcc.
hens. per h.. SC. chickens, old cocks,
1c; spring chickens, per lb,. Qnllc.
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The fly has been cteatct for 4 scientific use,
Aud there Is no use OF hunting up a ,hluly clad
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RANk OF THE OHIO Valley.
Ig1j CAPITAL. A ~ ooo
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They n..u scrcws., Up the Door.

During the war, when patriotism and
sentiment were at flood tide. h rolls of
the two houses of were Increased
almost weekly to make room for wOundcd
soldicr who had been discharged from
the service. Doorkeepers. messengers
and w~atchrnen were 50 thick around The
capitol that they were in each others
way. Judge Holman happened to bc in
the basement one day. says tle Washing
tom Post, and underworld tn go through n
doorway guarded by q one-lcRYed veteran.
Cant get through there" said the
81 am a member of congress-" said the
judge quietly.
81 don't know that that makes any diff
ference" said the doorkecper. 'unlsss
can walk through wood. That door is
"Then What are vol, doing hcrc?" in.
quircd Judge Holman, whose curiosity
was naturally excited.
"l'm here for SID a day. There's "a fell
low from the Sixth Pennsylvania cavalry
watching the other side of il, and ntcbisc
he can tell you more than / cam"
BY n circuitous route the judge, through
committee rooms, reached the other side
of the door. Sure enough there sat another
veteran leistrely rcading "a newspaper.
He was equally frank in announcing that
the door was screwed fast.
lyon see," he said by way OF expiana-
to rh' umatiz since we've been In the army
and We screwed M this door 80 We
wouldn't be in the draught."
Judge Holman Thought that ~ the gov
crnmcnt was paying two men $50 n day
each for watching II door that could not
he opcncd IL was time somebody
retrenchmcnt He threw himself into the
breach, secured u reduction in the house
rolls and over since has been the deter.
mined enemy of sinecures and extra sal
| aries.
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he il obliged tn hire the bird specially for
the occasion; for, once upon ~ time. a
wild goose whose mate was killed re-
turned year after year to the. same spot to
mourn her loss, and tho Corcan bride
groom wishes his bride to understand the
virtue Of constaney.
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a Fortune An n Hole.

From the q. IOtifs Republic.
An old farmer In tho Granite state one
sunday morning started to wine up his
great silver watch, and found that h
key was filled with dirt. Being unable tn
dig tho matter ont with u pin, the farmer
drilled "a hole i'm the key and with n single
breath blew all tho dirt out. Then he sat
down to think and within u month had
that hole. To-day, in Lebauan,
y. H., there Is n large factory running by
electric power, wherein are manufactured
daily thousands and thousands OF watch
Each one OF these keys contains the hole
which had been patented by the farmer.
The latter has already made a fortune.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1890-05-27
ALL SORTS.

| Cherries, oranges and berries a
Tenants. m19tf
Judge Mesick was in the cit,
yesterday.
DR.. Fox has moved into his
new house.
The Carson River is raging
again.
Editors Campbell and Fair
banks were in the city yesterday.
Remember the Brass Band
daLce tonight at the Opera House.
A colony of fifteen Germans
reached this city Sunday and went
up the Valley to locate.
Leone Herulison, one of the old
tonsorial landmarks of the city,
died at the Hospital on Sunday.
Chas Graham, brother of George
Graham and Coiner Of the San
Francisco Mint, is at the Arl-
ington.
Mrs. Tirburcio Parrot reached
this city yesterday to attend her
faeher who is still very low at the
Arlington.
Judge Wells has been cited to
appear before the Supreme Court
June End, and show cause for the
exercise of judicial functions.
"Now good digestion wait on ap-
petite and health on both" -Shake
lss~ and have a genuine Estrella
With me at Geo. Hawkins just as
ligester.
Rev. Logan's sermon, preached
+ the Methodist church on Sun :
ay is summarized in today's AP-
EAL at the request OF members OF
ulster Post and many citizens
Tho listened to the eloquent All
ress.
The picnic at Cooks ranch on
unday was great success. A
anne Of baseball between the !
Stars" and picked nine of 4
velve year old boys resulted in a )
core of II to IL. The "Stars" =
ere out-played, however. I
Mrs. Maude Slime has just re-
lived another new stock Of mil n
merry which will be disposed of at y
Dry low prices. Children's leg h
orn and fancy straw hats a spec 6
lty. Ladies wanting stylish Z
,ods should call. m25
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st and most imperishable his

' est and most imperishable bis
| tory.
sour Nations heroesl The
created anew au heroic age. Tel
not of the heroic ages of the past
America has her latest and great.
est heroic age. 1t is found in TIKI
CONSPICUOUS valor, and the gallant
deeds which were wrought upon
the many battlefelds of the
Rebellion, to secure a larger lib
erty md to perpetuate the Nation
al life.
"Our Nations martyrs! The
grand army of the noble dead!
How precious the sacrifice which
they made. What a halo of glory
surrounds their memory. More
than a quarter of a century has
passed since they poured forth
the rich offering of their blood an
accepted ibation upon the altar
of their country. Yet is that sac
rifice not forgotten? It is con-
tinually recalled. It has become
sacred inspiration. Monuments
dedicated to their memory arise
in almost every city, village and
hamlet, churchyard in the land. |
Their spirits seem to hover as a
cloud of witnesses above the Ma
ton, and have power to inspire
The people with nobler motives
and more heroic patriotism.
"a truly great man cannot die.
de Is not meteor tracing track
through the heavens, and arrest
ng the gaze Of man only to be
uddenly extinguished. He is a
park of fervent heat, sent forth
y order of the Infinite with power
0 kindle flame in the hearts of
nen that shall burn through the
ges.
"Plato died, but the human
lind has marched on to the con-
uest OF continually higher realms
truth. William Of Orange fell
efore the hand of assassination.
lspired by that genius Of tyranny
nd crime, Philip II Of Spain. But
he cause ofhuman liberty did not
erish. 1t rather gathered
rength and power. 1t lived to
,ar fruitage first In the United
eth rlands and then in the great
merican Republic.
x n
Thus shall we continue to lead
g nation onward to the goal of
rthly progress and to the full
tablishment Of the kingdom of
i'm who is Lord of Lords and
ing of Kings