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workmcn buried by Il snow.lide.

sAcRANESro, Cal May 2l.-A mum
ber Of men. working near Emigrant Gap
this morning repairing sheds and re-
moving snow, were buried by snow
slide, which crushed $50 feet of the
heavily -timbered shed The men, how.
ever escaped serious injury, although
several were badly bruised. The track
was blocked for hive hours.
, 1890-05-22

BUrrsLo, May 2l.-Frsnk McHugh, Of
Cincinnati, and James kennard, the
81. Paul kid, fought tonight at the
Arlington Club, McEItsh being knocked
out in twenty. rounds.
CHICAGO. May 2L-rommy White
and Billy Brennan, local lightwei9hts,
fought forty eight rounds at Pine Sta
tion, Ind, to-day. White was knocked
out. Both men were badly punished.
, 1890-05-22

ROME, May @L--At Conselico mob
of 500 women and 200 natives, who had
gone on strike, tried to force an en-
trance into the the town hall, shouting.
I'VE are stnrvlngW The crowd stoned
the troops, who were guard ing the mu-
nicipal buildings, and the latter were
compelled To- use iire-arms. Several per-
sons were killed and anum ber wounded.
, 1890-05-22
CONFERENCE OF CHARITIES.
Close Of tho ssv.nteensh National
Con v~ntloa.

BA..rrsoRE. May 2L-The seventeenth
national conference of charities and cor.
rections ended tonight. Rev. Oscar
McCulloch, of Indianapolis, was elected
president Among the vice presidents
were Rev. NJ. W. Reed, OF Denver, and
MIR, J. J. 5. Spear Jr., OF San Francisco.
The International conference to be
held at Chicago In connection with the
worlds fair Is looked forwsed TO with
interest. At the closing session to-
night Cardinal Gibbons made an In
teresting speech on the work Of organina-
tion, and Rev. +. II. Wines, of Illinois,
responded TO Ballimore's farewell ad-
dress
, 1890-05-22

wAspIsoros May 2i.-The secretary
of the treasury, attorney general and
postmaster general, who are charged by
congress with the selection OF n site for
public building at San Francisco,
had a conference at the treasury de-
pnrtmcnt this afternoon, and conside cred
the report OF the commission appointed
to inspect the different sites suggested.
No conclusion was reached and another
conference will be held tomorrow.
, 1890-05-22
THE SILVER BOW CONTEST.
The Supreme Court Decides In Fsvoz
of the kepubiioAns.

HELESA. Mont, May 2L-The supreme
court OF Montana to-day decided the
contested election for the sheriff OF
silver Bow county. involving the validity
of the vote In tue famous presinct "a.
The court unanimously held that the
yot. Of the precinct was 20 Irregular in
All respects, aud so saturated with
proven fraud, that IL should DO entirely
rejected. This elects the republican
sheriff and all the republican officers In
Silver Bow county.
, 1890-05-22
Minor Montana Appointment. A

Senator Power is just now worried
over the small appointnentsi in his state,
and 1t is said that Mcssrs. Sanders and
Carter are willing that he shall take car,
Of them. The minor places have TO b,
filed, and MIR. Power has many applica-
tions on hand, and every day he is
Hooded with petitions asking for
office.
Napoleon Q. Smith, OF Montana, has
been appointed as telegraph operator in
the census bureau.
, 1890-05-22

PHrtApSrrniA, May 2l.-Guieppe Ca
rusi, alias the Count Of Montrose,"
pleaded guilty before Judge Thayer to-
day for libel, The defendant on tho 18th
of April issued circulars which con,
tanned deinnatory statements regarding
his wife, Virginia Knox Carusi, Of Pitts
burg. The Count was sentenced 10
six months imprisonment
, 1890-05-22

HAVANA, May 2l.--1he police here
have captured the long looked for
French murderer, Eyraud. He regis
tered al the Hotel Roma under
the name of Miguel Doski, aud claimed
10 be native OF Poland. When placed
in Jail he attempted suicide by cutting
the veins in hi, legs and arms. In his
trunk were found several French news
papers containing the details of his
, 1890-05-22

OLYMPIA, Wash, May 2l.-In the su-
prcme court, in the case of Angus Nc
elaine VS.. the territory OF Washington,
tho plaintiff in error asked to have the
case continued, and leave to file new
assignment of errors and supplemented
briefs within sixty days. The court con-
tinued the case and allowed the plaintiff
In error the time asked. The defendant
in error was given thirty days to answer.
, 1890-05-22
Annual Meeting of che T.. II. a O.

CHICAGO, May 2l.-The annual meet.
ing of the stockholders OF ihe Chicago,
Burlington ~ Quincy railway was held
here this afternoon. The old board OF
directors was reelected, excepting that
T.. W. Hooper, OF Cambridge, Mass.
succeeded Writ Dexter. The annual
report, which has already been pub
lished, was presented.
IL was decided In have Vice President
Harris act as general mapager tor the
present and 1t Is not improbable that
he will hold that position perma.
nently.
, 1890-05-22

LospoS, May 2i.-A Shanghai dis
patch to the Standard says it Is reported
that an important Chinese bank will he
started, with branches In all parts of the
country. An American bank Is believed
TO be chiefly interested in the enterprise,
aud promises have been received OF .
large amount OF native capital to support
the new Concern
, 1890-05-22

PORTLAND. Or, May 81. Beginning
June =, the Northern Pacific will run
two daily trains from here to Chicago.
No, will leave att A. NJ. and No. 4 at
10 Pm. No. will arrive here at $3.50
A. NJ. and No. 3 at $3.50 r. NJ. No. 2
will decrease the running time to Chi
caeo nine hours and No. sixteen
hours.
, 1890-05-22
Has France Forso.,.a ~ usos


No little disappoint ntment has been felt
by the friends Of Victor Hugo AZ the
fact that the public has not responded
with as much alacrity as was EXPECTED 70
the appeal for funds for tho erection oi
an appropriate monument TO the rnem-
ory OF one OF Frances most iilustrious
sons. is nearly five Year, since the
great poet was laid TO rcst IN the vault
OF the Pantheon. and yet the subserip-
, 1890-05-22

NEw YoRS, May 2l.--George $. Tien-
Ter, who Is wanted In Seattle for con-
spiracy with George MoCourt In the en-.
bezzlement of $4,000 from the relief
funds, sent at tho time OF the recent tire,
has been arrested here. Tiernier has
been remanded to await the arrival OF
requisltion papers.
, 1890-05-22
The strlLlns Hotel waters.

CHICAGO. May 2l.-rhe hotel walters
gained another victory tonight, the
fremont and two other prominent hotels
acceding to their demands A dis
patch from ~. Louis SAYS TINT tn.
walters thcro will strike Tomorrow with
the exception of the Lindell hotel, which
has signed the scale.
, 1890-05-22

New ioRK, May 2i.--A cabiegram
from London was received at the Police
Gazette office to-day. stating that Frank
Slayin declines to meet John McAulitis,
as the latter has been beaten by Jack son.
Slayin will hgnt the winner In the Sulii
van.J ackson match, or Jim CorbetL for
El 200
, 1890-05-22

CRY or Mrxco via Galveston, May
2i.--ueneral Hernandez, commanding
the troops operating against the faqui
Indians, arrived at Guaymas yesterday,
and reports that tho campaign is vir-
tually ended.
Tho steamer corrigan brought eleven
Chinnmen to Guaymas yesterday,
probably bound for tho United States.
, 1890-05-22

PORTLAND or, May 2l.-C. w. Col.
lins, of Fitzpatrick Bros. e Collins,
well known railroad contractors, who
was reported In the Associated Press
dispatches yesterday as having been
shot dead In Utah, is In this city. lie
says that the man killed must have
been foreman having his name.
, 1890-05-22

WAsnlSoroS, Mny 2i-The United
statcs Brewers Association began its
thiriicth annual convention here to-day.
There arc delegates from all parts OF tho
United States, representing si0o, 600. 900
OF capital. 'rhies j. Lefcns, OF Chicago,
the chairman, In his opening address
the association on the i'm
proved state of the brewers interests, US
result OF the past years work.
, 1890-05-22

Representative Carter, Of Montana,
has beon receiving many congratulatory
kilograms from Montana and other
mining sections, expressing gratiRca-
tions at the lead schedules in the tariff
bill. The ,mclter men have not closed
the fight, and every effort will bo made
to strike out tho provision against Next.
can lead when the bill is considered in
tho senate.
, 1890-05-22

HEAnsE. Tex, May I2-Ed Bennett
n negro convict ''trusty.' assaulted a
white woman near here yesterday, and
was Immediately ironed and put ip jnli.
At night n crowd forced the jan uooI
and, iaking Bennett out. strung him 70
a Tree. He was serving sentence iof
the same kind OF onensc be committed
Yesterday.
, 1890-05-22

skins, which were seized by tho United
states ruycnuc cutter Rush In Bchrlng
spa last ycar from the vessels lllnck Dia-
mond. Pathfinder, Juniata, Minnie, J.
a.. swan and Lille, The skins we're
sold In schooner lots Tie 9ntirc amount
realized from the sale was S7i, $50,
, 1890-05-22

SEATTLE, May 2l.--The body of Mike
Nevil, a logger employed in Allen Il
Nelson's camp, ws brought in OH the
Lake shore road last night Nevil was
killed yesterday by log rolling on him.
lie was single man and had no rela-
lIYna hnr,.-
, 1890-05-22
TARIFF ISSUE.
Mckinley Bill Passes
the House.
SCENE or CONFUSION
The Shouting and Laughter
Drown the Debate.
SEVERAL AMENDMENTS PASSED
Baker ACCUSES tho Republicans
Of Railroading tho Piil--The
Vote in Full.
SEVERAL AMENDMENTS PASSED


xv.sv,soxox Ma o, .-rbc secne In
ehe bon.c M, ,rorninr was confusing
srd crct,sng rhs n,e,nberx on poth
e;.ic- ..er,.d =, =, h,n,t'vIe,nc onch other
N crrst,rs no,s. ra,her ,ban giving any
5rsc,l,~.mf cors,dcra,,on 10 thc tarifl
bIiI. II ~. iu,nossihie IN understand
~h-t 90. hc,n, ola tbs a,pIaus. and
Iaurhter and eric. of .Iouder, drowning
: ths voi,sa of the npeakers. No rcspcct
~ siven so ~. ruIes. No attention
~ paid 10 the rocosnitions of the
4. aneaksr. tinroar was tho order of the
hour. AZ noon tho com mIttco of the
~bols sro.a ana rcnorted the bin To
~ bonse.
M. Baksr. Of Nav York. offered an
s,usndmsnt proviaine that ali articles
imported into the limited states.
vbsther embrscsd IN the free list or
cthsrwi,s. shall nav no less a ratio OF
d,tv than n in,pos.,i bv the country OF
srnort an IIke aytioles Importcd nom
fbe JIn,ted stste..
Mr. Buttsrvorth opposcd the amend.
r,ent ana ssid shs, bc rc.rctted that
sbers hsd bcen NO orpor,unitv TO asoer.
suin the opInion on his own sido of the
kru.e tonchipv this hill. rD,p,ocratic
-. - = - ..-
sppiause-I me commit'ee OF tne whole
eed pFoceeueu siong sne ,imo OF .ne Dali
-. numpot OF GAYS. tnen "r. nc.
A,nssy mao .Aken tne moor anu ne'a "
WIN hmsnuments until nearly the ias'
sour. 20 snat smenaments which
ne sonuemen might nave ae
1 70 suo. coniu nov nave .ne
cons'oe!euon necessary 10 uatermino
nNs tne conceusus OF opinioh "as'
1ns Spuplicsn measure hno oeen COM.
Si'sso 70 Iew, An" ne resre.'eu .na'
snefe mao no. oeen . conierehcn wnich
oe'o onsD'e tne members 70 Pruhe 'ne
ot
az Mewei, OF micnisen. salu Una. 'he
uns .os oopa.e nsa DOOM n'ri''eleo away py
~ o.ner sue. 40 was nn iaSor " vac
o.s pcausois was carrying ou' 'no
P.s'ko ni.ao W 'h" A'"''ioa" t"op'e'
tAppisuse'j
Al .nn time inc mouse was ~ .ns
ete.Vcst CONFUSION, IN tnc mus. oi whiun
.ae noul o. noon arriveo, anu .ne com
mi'tee arose ana reported the Dill 70 tne
noose-
As; Nch'niey uemahoeu .ne previous
9ussuon on the Dill anu 'ho nnieho-
mentA
The democrats demanded the ayes
and noes. and the previous question
vas or,lorcd-l Ave. isi noes 1a3
m. e,nondmen,s wcre then read in
detail. The first amendment, on which
nseparate vote was demanded, was the
ono changing the phrasooioey of the tin
ro,.' nnrgin---av,s I5o NOE, ia
, 1890-05-22

CALUMET, Mich, May 2i.-Flve min
ers, Italians, were killed by s rock falling
on them in the Calumet a. Hecla mine
IN -iaV
, 1890-05-22

WILLIAMS, Cal, May 2l-Dr. James
Compton, a pioneer of 1850, died sud
denly to-day at Maxwell. He was re-.
ceiyer OF the Marysville landotfice dur
ing Lincoln's administration,
, 1890-05-22

PoRTLASD, Or, May 2i.-The demo
Gratis suspect that the republicans will
open the sack in the coming election,
and to-day a mum Der Of prominent ones
petitioned United States Judge Deadly
ior the appointment of special superyi-
sors. He will comply.
, 1890-05-22

SPRAGuE, Wash. May 2l.-Frank Hill,
Lee kennedy and Ed Nelson. arrested
for stealing railway car brasses, were
bound over by the city justice for trial
at the June term OF the superior court
in the sum of $3.50 each.
, 1890-05-22

STOCKTON, Cal, May 2i. - Several
breaks occurred this morning in the
Union island levec about 5000 acres
being flooded, one-half of which Is in
tue wheat portions of the county.
, 1890-05-22

PfrTsToN, Penn, May 2L.-The Wad.
dell collicry has bcen flooded, and eleven
men, who were working in the mine,
were shut In. The cause OF the accident
Is attributed to the breaking Of the
drift in an abandoned working Of the
Broderick colliery
, 1890-05-22
rns ArcHisoS DEAL.
An Wssi ssssst TsiLiag ASaut u
= Parchase.

xkw Yorx. Ssny 81 -Aii Wall street
a talking To-day about the big railroad
>leal by the Atchison In purchasing the
~ Louis 4 Han Francisco road. and
eonssquebtly ihe Atlantic q Pacific,
1Aeesby securing a line which will event
4SIIy ~ extended TO san Francisco.
Rsporss from Hosson ssy tiisithr papers
ksn hcsn signed, hut the official an.
eHsosmsnt u the terms has not YET
T. ~. jhsneht that The Atchison will
- snti'v psopsr'y and The
, 1890-05-22

LONDON, May 2l.-The London cham
ber of commerce gave o dinner this
evening in honor of stanley and his col
leagues. Miss Tennant SANKEY'S fian-
Gee, was present,
, 1890-05-22

CoLuaBUs, Miss, May 21.-whilo the
trial of Frank Anderson tcoloredl for
rape was in progress to-day, crowd Of
men took him from the courtroom and
hanged him 10 q tree.
, 1890-05-22

NEw YoRK, May 2l.-A Washington
special has IL that at the cabinet meeting
Tuesday ii was decided TO reject the
British propositions submitted three
weeks ago for the settlement OF the
Behring sea question.
, 1890-05-22

WATERBURY, Conn, May 2i.-GeorGo
w. Roberts, book keeper and conhden-
tial manager OF the Smith & Griggs
Manufacturing Company, was arrested
to-day for the embezzlcment of 500. CO.
, 1890-05-22
RIVERS AND HARB0RS
The Washington Delegation
Hard at Work.
MORE MONEY GREATLY NEEDED
Some Prospects OF Larger Appro-
pria;ions-The Contest Over
the Silver Bill.

Especial Service Of the REVIEWS Washing
ton Press Butuaul
WAsmNGroN, May 2i.--Reports havo
reached the Washington delegation that
the mails for spokane Falls on tho fast
service have been seriously delayed, In
sonc cases being held over for twenty.
four hours,
The attention Of the postoillce depart
ment was called To this to-day, aud the
officials promised to right this trouble
if possible.
, 1890-05-22
PROM ELLENsBURGn.
A Man with Many Aiisse. who
Proves To Bs y Murderer.

ELlEssHUR0H, Wash, May 2l.--James
sheridan, ,lias James Garrison, alias
several other names, was arrest
ed here to-day for committing a null
sancc on the street. After being taken
to jnil u WAS discovered that he exactly
answered the description OF a man who
committed murder IN uintah county,
Wyoming, June ., 1850. He was held
and the authorities notified.
, 1890-05-22
"oRIGINAL PACKAGES"
shipments of Beer Made to Lewis
ton, Ne.

shipments of Beer Made to Lewis
ton, Ne.
LEWISTON, Me-, May 2l.-The "orig'
inai package" business began here
yesterday. A car arrived containing
barrels and kegs OF beer consigned TO
local dealers, who took them to their
stores without any interference from the
authorities. The New Hampshire
brewery has agreed to assume all the
costs OF any test case.
Lynch Law In the Far Southwest
SANTA MARIA, Cat, May i2.-The
body of T.. L. Creswsll il swinging from
tho rafters OF the "Seyenty-six' saloon,
and the inhabitants of the little place
are wild with excitement. Some days ago
Constable Southerd was murdered IN q
shooting attray 10y Cresweil, who him
self was wounded fatally and was not
able to be moved.
He was guarded by three officers In
the saloon, who awaited his death OF
trial. At . this morning twenty masked
mon gathered on the corner OF Main
street and each carried u shotgun. Ne
one knew what they were about unil
the "Seyenty-siN' saloon was sur
rounded and the guards were placed un-
der arrest. one 10y one the guards We're
bound and blankets tied over thelI
heads, and they were slowed behind the
bar. All this time Cresswell lay moan
ing and praying to the men and God iOf
help. They paid no attention to his en-
treaties, but pulled him oil his cot, caus'
ing his wounds to bleed again.
Without delay rope was produced
and while the victim lay spuirming on
the floor II was fastened round his neck
and the other end thrown over the raj :
ters ani the murderer was eNpiated.
This morning the body was discovered
swinging in the wind through open
doors. The guards were hall dead with
sutiOcatlon. 1hore Will be no INQUEST.
, 1890-05-22

CHIcAoo, May 2i.--Jsmes Hcndrick-
son, iaborer, to-day unsuccessfilIy at.
tempted to shoot his daughter, fatally
wounded his wife and killed himself.
Liquor and jealousy were the causes.
, 1890-05-22

We have on hand a limited number OF
bundles news print. suitable for seven or
eight column. papers, which will be sold
cheap 70 avoid moving. Apply ut RE-
VIEW office.
, 1890-05-22

G. +. Ferguson. I. ]. Smith and Ed
Whitson, the committee to select site
ior the agricultural college, this
morning were shown around the city by
committees from the Board Of Trade
and Farmers Alliance.
, 1890-05-22

Discussisn Of the Bni by the Reich.
stag Budget Committee

BfELIS. May 2i.-The budget com.
msttce of the reiehstag continued the
consideration OF tho army bill to-day.
The minister oi war explained 10 the
committcs that the bill aimed 10 give y
military training TO all men tit for the
scrvice- After the bill has passed 81,
00D men would be available Genera!
Yon Feikenstaln, replying to question,
~ that the proposed reduction OF the
1afm Of compulsory military service to
iNc years was Impossible At the present
, 1890-05-22

A number OF Montana bills are pcnd-
ing In tho senate, and the senator's Of
that state have been slow to call them.
out Of national courtesy. They do not
feel like putting themselves forward
just yet and call up their local measures
as the other senators do.
, 1890-05-22

CHICAGO, May 2l.-rhe annual meet
ing of the American Baptist Publics-
ton Society began here this morning.
, 1890-05-22
rom waIla walia.

WsLLA wALiA, May 2i.-A mass
meeting will be held Thursday for the
purpose Of making preparations ioi the
celebration Of Fourth OF July.
, 1890-05-22

fresh from the creamery. hne flavor,
and even grain. For sale by leading
grocers and dealers.
, 1890-05-22

President Adams. Chief Engineer
Rogue and number of other Union
Pacific officials passed here to-day In a
special train for Spokane.
, 1890-05-22

Washington-G. s. Williams. at
Dakesdale, Whitman county; j. r..
Nangarde, at Pasco Franklin county.
Mtotana-R II. Clendonin. at Marks-
dale, Nieagher county.
, 1890-05-22

SAN FRAScIso, May 2l.--rwo hundred
and Efty Chinese sailed for Hong Kong
to-day.
, 1890-05-22

The Spokane Falls Gas Lght Com.
pany sell gas stoves. ohice kairoad
and Stevens streets.
, 1890-05-22

Senator Parkinson, of Whatcom
county, has been engaged to deliver the
Grafton on Memorial day.
, 1890-05-22

wAsnrsGros, May 2l.-!The secretary
of the navy to-day accepted tho uyha'
mite cruiser Nosuyius.
, 1890-05-22

bought by AionzV ~. Murpbey Il Co.,
rooms and Eagle block.
, 1890-05-22

to follow tho tariff bill. but 1t is OK
pected that IL will now go over
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coMpErlrlox on ounowS soil.

aaa~GE1
Before leaving this subject, a glance, at
the competition which our farmers have
hitherto boen compelled 10 meet, even
on our own soil, will:be found most in.
teresting. OF thet7 or S!million dollars
worth OF live anin:alsimported into this
country, the greater portion were'oi or.
dinarily MARKETABLE stock. as contra.
distinguished from pure bred stock i'm.
ported for breeding purposes and admit
ted free. OfiaIl other animal products,
including wool, there is but !one' that
cannot pow, indeed that is not now
being raised upon opgoY1 soil and yet,
including wool and hides, the imports Of
these animal products amounted in the
year referred TO, ia. oyer 80 million dol.
iars; to this add 20 millions for fruits,
S millions for barley; over . millionsIior
hay aud hops; Band one.half millions
for rice; II millions !ori tobacco; 5 mil.
lions for oils; . and one.ha!i millions
worth, Of vegetables, the same of eggs;
over q million WORTH OF cheese,
these represent some ofIthe imports, Sag.
gregatipg nearly us million dollars,
which, in spite Of the productiyenass Of
our own soil, are brought into this
country aud sold in competition with
our farmers. The regipn OF the United
States where this competition is doubt.
less most severely felt. is in New Eng,
land the seat Of manufacturing enter:
prises which owe their e1istance tolthe
fostering care Of protective tariff laws
and what isthe result? That year aftel
year, iarmu in tho New England Gtatc!
are Abandoned and allowed to run tc
waste, while in some OF them So start
ling has this evilbecome, that legislator.
are c~udgeling their brains to devist
some method Of re~.populating theil
abandoned observation-disclosures.
One glance at tho comparative rates o
duty levied upon agricultural as com
pared with other products, n glance a
the free list, the greater protion Of yhicl
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kemp's Batsam to the light and look
through it notes the bright, clear look;
then compare with other remedies.
Price Soc and 81. nAw.4
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Real Estate.
FOR SALE,

Fourteen lots OH cnst side OF Warren street md
west side 81 WtiEcl street, convenient to Whit.
aver iron WORKS, the new currugnt,nx works
Esntrd glass works mud other isric concprns.
rftcc. s1b hnd 500 4 lot. This property viii be
sold with one condition attached, VIZ, That II
must be Improved within IL stated time, buJldipc
10 cost n n'oGethtc sam. which VIII be- named
t0bnyer.
About eighteen acres OF hillside pasture lapd
In the Eighth ward There n.c kouie nice build.
lug sites oil the hill ana 1t contains valuable
sauds:nne aud brink clay.
No. 2all Market htreet.
No. 2h37 Market htrect.
No. ~ and Sd Twenty.sixth street. Both houses
Tor 81, Ha.
No. 2it5 Main htteet,
No. 23:lj, :.sil, AMI 2iio Main street.
No. IL! and IA Seventeenth street,
No. los McColloch street,
No. 80 Natl nal Road.
No. lt0i GnRpline street.
No IFS Eoa st'ect, half lot.
Corner lot, east side -outh Front street.
. loot TO-. east side South Front slrcet.
No. Gu north front street.
Choice ni lots Ia Falr Ground propcrty, WellI.
burg, W. Ma.
Loass aad lot In Fulton. ", Va.
80 nctc Farm nt Cleans Ran.
Corner lot. Virglnin aud south York a,rcct, /
IrOpeily suitable for Il hotel on Main street.
.hcsiJtLCt, one quarter mile east OF TrInlel-
pl!a, with . acres Of land, sl,G0U,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-04-24

The best salvo in the world for cuts.
bruises, cores, ulcers, salt rheum, fever
sores, letter, chapped hnnds, c~bilblains,
corns, and all skin eruptions, and posi-.
lively cures piles, OF no pay required. It
Is guaranteed to give perfect eatisfsct;on,
or money refunded. Price 9o cents ne,
box, For sale by Logan Drug Go.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-04-24

Recommendations: in,euso itching and
Singing; most a. night; worse by scratching,
II allowed to continue tuu,ors form, which ofteu
bleed and ulcerstc. becoming very sore.
swAfAI'S OINTMENT stops the itching and bleed
Ing, hehls liberation. aud In most cases re-
moves the tumots. Atdrugglsu, or by mail, ioI