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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-04-22
FINANCE AND TRADE.
The Features of tho Money and Stock

The Features of tho Money and Stock
Markets.
NEW YORK, April 2l.-MouCy on call easy,
tauging from to per cent, last loan Q per
cent, closed offered ats per cent. Prime mer.
camille paper ba7 per cent. Sterling exchange
quiet and steady at q sS1la4 Ss1S. Sales siO,S9i
shares
The stock market met with check to-day
both as regards Its strength and It's activity
though tho HrmnGSs Of Its tone was not I'm
paired for q moment. There was rather largHl
demand than usual, aud the western demand
wa still prominent, while those IN position "a
know say that there has been no change In the
position among the western operators, but the
effect Of the sales was most apparent In the
western stoCkks, though the entire market felt
the influence.
The market, notwithstanding the decrease Ia
business. pGrCeptbly brOAdenei, though the
Principal trading was Iull confined TO the same
few stocks which have been prominent In the
market for the last two weeks The weakest
points were Chicago Gas and Rock Island
Among The speciAiiles, Oregon Short Line rose
sharply, and Wabash preferred and Richmond
4 West Point preferred aud Wheeling q Lake
Erle preferred, which was Aidce by the Increase
In the dividend rate. New England also became
prominent by q squirt IN the afternoon. Tht
market finally closed fairly active with small
fractional chR1gca.
Railroad bonds fairly active.
Government and State bonds dull, but steady
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There is one thing that may be said Of
spider; there are no flies on it.
Happy Hoosiers.

VIM. Timmons, postmaster at 1dayille
Ind, writes: Electric Bitters has done
more for me than all other medicines
combined, for that bad feeling arising
from kidney and liver trouble" JohI
Leslie, farmer and stockman, OF same
place, says: "Find Electric Bitters to BE-
the best kidney and liver medicine, made
me feel a new man." J.W. Gardner
hardware merchant, same town, says
Electric Bitters is Just the thing for
man who Is ali run down and dent cart
whether he lives or dies; he found new
strength, good appetite and felt lust like
he had new lease on life. Only 50c
bottle, at Logan Drug Co.'s drug store. {
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G. o. SMITH,
,p?l Real Estate Agent. 1870 Market street.
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

The bushes, building, No. 1872 Main street,
now occupied by ]. ". Hunter d Co.'S spicC
I'm" Inc Pryor place on National road, near Elm
Grove, consisting OF about twenty acres, with
brick dwelling.
street. Island, 81, go.
T5Oni,
No. iOI FL Ccnth street, rooms,
SO. 1907 Fourteenth street, I've rooms and
attic and laundry.
Lot 3Or 70 north side Of Fourteenth street.
Lot 9Orl2O feet North Huron street. island.
EoSslil7 and11l9 Main st., lot 4ixl2C Ieet,s 9OO0,
ThIfty,Nye acres OF land ut Rush Bun, o., on
which Is QusEFy Of good sandstone.
100 acres Of land on tho kAuRWhR river, nine
miles above Charleston, W. Va.
Mighty acres OF coal In Ohio county. W. Va.
5CO Rcies OF coal land three miles north o.
MartIH's Ferry, o., on the @. & ?. X. 4.
IOp and dwellings on the Island.
Building lots on the National read.
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PHILADELPHIA, Pa, April 2l.-Flour strong.
Wheat strong aud higher; No. 2 red April q ia
81 ISai 10. Corn firm; No. 2 mixed April S3GSSci
May S2aSSc; June 7sG79c; July 7ba76c. Oats weak
and lower: No. white April 66a65Ic; May and
June 66d6SiSc; July 6S1fG66c. Provlslons arn.
Butter drm; Pennsylvania creamery 2Ic; do
prints extra 52ASSc. Eggs frmer; PennSylvania
hEHtl lbC.
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The demand for cattle ia good. with only q
light supply. Hogs are somewhat dull: Cattle
arc higher now than at any time IN
the last four Year,, aud prices will
probably advance. There is very little
domestic stock In the market, dealers depending
on tho West for a supply. This state Of affair
will continue until about Juno, when home
stock will begin 70 come in. Calves and fresh
CdHsIkxtfa, 1000 TO 100 lbs. 6KaShc;
good 900 70 1000 lbs. 5a5Ac; good, 500 TO 90(
lbs. 4.76a6OOc; fair. 700 10 S0C lbs. 411IA41Ic
common, coo 70 100 lbs. 1saAc; bulls, Sale; cow
Il HoS.-E1trn, 65Oa5.oOc; good, ~ TO 6Hc; com
SSSepIGItn, 4IlaSc; good, 4GA1lc; common
FssL C0Sses2O 6caSo %; calves, Sat9Gc,
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CHICAGO, ILL.,, April 2l.-C Receipts q, 900
head shipments 600 head: market slow and Il
shade higher; steers lights 9oaG 20; heavy Steers
s5 SOFAS IS; COWS aud helieri 50 OGa4 ". Hogs-
-ReceIptS is 100 head: shipments 500 head; mar.
ket lower; rough aud common q Coal 80; mixed
and packers 81 7Sa5 10: prime heavy and butcher
weights IS l6a6 40: light 81 91AS 10. Sheep-Re.
celpts l2,0oO head: shipments 1900 head market
active and lower; natives s bOa5 20; westerns
IS UOa6 90; lambs IS GOAT 90.
EAST LIBERTY, Pa. April 2l.-Cattle-- Receiptl
2bO head; shIpmentB 81 head: market dull 1T
about yesterdays prices. H0GS-ReceIpts none;
shipments $50 head; market slow; fair to best
81 SlG5 30, sheCp-RecciptE so head: ship.
meuts 30: market falr at yesterdays prices.
CrNcINNAr1, o., April 2l.-Hogs In light dc.
rnAud and lower; common and light S370a5 90
hacking and butchers 81 75GS 80; receipts 700
he'd: shipments ], 400 head.
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PHYSICIANS all over the country are
using "0LIvE BLOSSOM" in their practice
with the best results. The high stand
ing OF the manufacturer, DR.. France, Ia
sufficient guarantee of Its merit.
solve Blossom" Is sold by Logan
Drug Co., O. R. Goethe, W. w. Irwin,
W. E. Williams, O. Schnepi, O. Menke.
meller, w. @. Armbright, W. II. vii.
liams and NJ. W. Heinrich; J. W. Oar.
rah, Rolston & Co., Martins Ferry
Bowie & Co., Bridgeport; O. NJ. Wy.
ok Bellaire; St. Clair Bros, Benwood'
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nEnr Al A BRIDEGROOM.
LADIES AND THE WORLDS FAIR.

The Plan of State Work Outlined by West
virginIa's Member of tho Executive Com
mittes.
Chicago Herald.
"A subcommittee OF the Lady Mana.
gers Executive Committee has prepared
plan for State work that is expected to
meet all the necessities that will arise.
This committee will report to-day. zone
Of our first recommendations" said Mrs.
Inch, Of Wheeling, W. Va, member
Of the subcommittee, will be plan by
which working women may participate
in the benefits Of our department. We
will ask the heads OF large manufacture
ing establishments in which women are
employed to select one or more women
from their factories and send them to
the exposition, to make careful observa-
tons Of the exhibits. It is expected
that the women who will be selected
will be those at the heads OF de-
partments who have other wo.
men working under them. In this
manner those who cannot come 10 the
exposition themselves may derive bene-
fits from 1t by the experience OF those
who do attend. Then / think that
worlds fair clubs should be organized
in all parts OF tile country to furnish tai.
ented women who are without financial
means with all the material they need
to prepare displays for our department.
There are a great many women who
have the ability to prepare meritorious
articles who may not do 1t because they
lave not the means to buy the material
needed. I believe these women should
be encouraged and given chance to put
their work on exhibition by the side Of
that Of their more fortunate sisters.
These clubs would no doubt be patron.
| ICED and encouraged by public spirited
citizens in every locality, and believe
they would be the means Of increasing
the interest in the fair oil over the coun'
$50
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REAL ESTATE.
-'F:7;or sale


Agnoi fame house, containing hx iull siKet
rp%Iss, halls, pantry, attic, cellars, &c, Lot 80
ii, Location west side Of Market htreet, 10
M PTics El,gOJ, which Is much les than TIT
Tropcriy would cost TO buy and build new.
story brick dwelling on n5EiS S1, cor
Her Of Iwentyblx!n Anu H,,i Eon .I,S .o6j htici
s,"bls In the rear. and Will be sold At about
what the house alone would cost TO build. No.. :.
Four Tonncd dwelling house at 1879 Wood
,,,rci' jnr al UTj cash, II sold this week.
4 good SIX TOOmcd h0uAC, with bath room, hol
and cod water. Everything IN good condition
Ni0CI McuollOch street, StOOO
ISvgsTMENT THAT " ILL PAY TWO FoR ONE
twenty sig acres OF beautiful laying land
,oining Martina Ferry, within three squares q
.'s1 liner CAr line. II plated Into lots Will
bring his season $1,000. Price $1,000.
TO LIT.
Possession at once. Seven roomed brick house
nj so Thirteenth street, $3.50 per annuR. =,
POSSESSION May ], Five Toomed house at "
Zauc street, S!2 30 per month.
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Wool.

PHILADELPHIA, Pa, April 2l.-wool market
dull; Ohio, Pennsylvania and West Virginia
Xxx and above 32a325Sc; X 3Qljlc; coarse
3SISaS6c; New York, Michigan, Indiana and
western fine or XXX or NX 2SG&ci coarse S5aS6c
Montana 2Oa2lc; territorial lGa22c.
NEW YORK, April 2l.-Wool quiet and steady
domestic fleece 3iRS7c; pulled 2SaSSc; Texas
l5nllr sa
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oYyfcE OF me- INTEILlGENcER.
THHEEIINOi Tuesday, April IL
The wholesale markets Of wheeling. are still
ctiye on nost lines. Demand "a good and coll
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Petroleum.

NV YORK, April N.-Petrolsum continues
neglected, and the oil pit Is practically deserted
The only business was in May option, which
opened steady, declined slightly, then rallied
aIteFward, becoming dull and remaining so un.
III theclose. Pennsylvania oil. spot Nay op.
tIou: Opening at 6Shc; highest 6s1sc; lowest 6Sci
closing at 6S5atc. Sales 5000 barrels.
OH CRY, Pa. April I.-opened at Gs1{c;
highest 6S1c; lowest 6s1<e: closed at 6Szc; sales
$4,000 barrels; clearances 2S,oO barrels: charters
50, S65 barrels: runs l0l S3S barrels; shipments
59.915 barrels.
BRADFORD, Pa, April 2l.-opeued at 6ss<c;
highest 6S1fc; lowest 6Shc; closed at 6SsEci
cleGrances i60, 900 barrels.
PITTSBURGH. Pa, April 2l.-oIl market dull
at 681<c bid.
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optious weak and lower; No. red May 81 2551I
u 55ts(i Peg; June q 20jSRf 3Htt 2tS; 5ri
. 81 if3{Oi 9jJlaI lSk; August 81 lSal l6SAl y
sep!eeeE illSl iai 9 ,sat., IS q IA IA
| lev auiet: Milwaukee GiaSSei nnngtaded west
eFfl s0SS0c, Corn, receipts II, COO bushels; ale
1000 bushels Of futures aud o9,0Ol bnAheI
spot; spot mSfket ESakesi 1890 l9sEIsGssI. III;
7Il(R77a7ILc; august TS3St7614alSSe Oats, Re
ceiptS 100 bushels; exports u bushels; sale,
i0O'OO0 bushels futures and llQ,g0 nnshen o.
Sie: July Sjsc: spot No. 2 white 6Ska685foi
mixed western 66a6Sc; white 65A7lci No.
Chicago O3hc Hay and hops nrm. Cohee
steady and little change. Sugar quiet. MolGSses
quiet. Rice Arm. TGllow. rosin and Iurpentine
quiet. Eggs arm; western l6Hc: Pork steady;
| old mess SO OlaI2 80; new SIS I6Ali 20: extra
prime Sll TSRl2 Is. Cut meats quiet. Lard dull
western steam 8 g; Nay q g; InSs III I !aiy
drm; western dairy i2S23c; do creamery 2la27c.
Cheese quiet; Ohio fats sJHiRllhc.
CHICAGO. April 2i.-It was the bears, turn In
the wheat pit to-day. and they improved the OPP
portunity BY giving thelr opporene np cEac sI
IngS was decline Of 11Sc IN Nay and &c in
long wheat bad on ANAL margins was dumped
overheard, which afforded the shorts an excl.
bears were materially aided by reports from
New York, Milwaukee and 81. Louis inst wheat
bought for OHrDft was being fesold, because
priceS were above the export price. Once started
downward The market showed small FecuperA'
tive over and with 4 few sales on realizing pur-
uhAles continued 10 recede throughout the
gsSion.
Corn was weak from tho start.
oats we're quiet aud rather unlnterelting.
Flour firm.
hHEAT-CaGh No. spring II 1874; No. )
spring 81 09Al II; No. red 81 l2535al ly,4i April
g I2s5al I6Al May 81 l2s<al l6sl l277s; July
81 0lNal 981i o. 80. -, >.-,,,..
CoENZCasn 70: ~: iAps5lil
nay July IVY
1ne &c. 4 ~
1Ine ;.S MY IA
bfIISo' wnite oS'se; No. SWINE oeSc'
RR IiLSnS1S; 10
ETL11sEEDCSSi y ~
MES PoRK1GSsh slo sOalo as: Nav sl2 sSa
"a i2IIsi n ilsig a '''''' W.
LIIb-s6 ~; Nav 50 3IKas 45as S2j<; July
O. 60aG sosS SiG; se5tembef "a 9oS7 oSSSSi
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This young man stayed ont too late,
serenading his lady love. He caught
cold, which developed into catarrh, but
he cured 1t with DR.. Sage's Catarrh
Remedy, sovereign specific for chronic
cases, "Cold in the Head, Catarrhal
Headache. It corrects the tainted
breath, stops the offensive discharges
heals the irritated throat and nose, leav'
lug the head clear, and smell and taste
unimpaired. 1t costs but so cents, and
the proprietors offer in good faith $5O(
for a case they cannot cure.
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NJ. L. BLAIR, ALDERMAN, Fifth ward,
Scranton, Pa. stated Nov. 8, 'SS: He
had used DR.. Thomas Eclectric vi ior
sprains, burns, cuts, bruises and rheu.
matism. Cured every time. DGw
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Loose's Red Glover Pile Remedy Is q
positive specific for all forms Of the dis
ease. Blind, Bleeding, Itching, Ulcer
ated and Protruding Piles. Price Soc.
For sale by Logan Drug Company. D4w
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n,..A,tn1. ond Provi1iop,.

NEW YoRK, April 9l.-FlouT, receipts 1900
barrels; OxpOFtS 800 barrels; market active:
nlei q 900 barrels Wheat, receipts 50 900 bush.
els; IGlCs q, 900 bushels Of futures and Os.-
900 bubhell Of sTot; spot market moderately
active Apd loWefi unSFaded rod u lSal %i
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FOR SALE.

No. 1911 South street.
Three and one-hall acres Of land in Liberty
tOWnlhIp. ~, ., Snn
Thtee-ToOmed house, Mt. WOOD sectlon' on,
ground GU by l60 leet -
No. 2SSl aud Gs8 Woods streets ~
TwCntyOnC shares Riverside Glass WORKS
Eo, lii6 Roii' street, seven roomed frame .oo
house, good dry cellar, ground 2OxlOO ieet:s ,690
No. % Alley B, corner Alley B and Alley o.
Eos SolS and 9O2l Main street.
Is Acres Of Land mile east Of Kim Grove.
Fronts about $40 feet on National road, win
iourtOompd frame house and 200 Fruit I1ees'
Price, g., 500.
No 2l07 ChHpinc street ..................,.... 49,,
Lotto by 1870 let, Elm GFOVa................S 40
10. Gg7 Main street., Business houie and
dwelling sixteen an
MI IS aud IS Alley ~, 81
EoG. ?yCI and 2pg5 JhApline street....... ~ O9
No. 1905 NcCOllOCh sSS
No. S)?S McCnlIOCh wv
80 lvgl and 1913 Main EtTeet.:.............'.....
No mo and 2lt2 Main Etrect...................."
no SCI aud 0t6 Main an
No. GOl Market EtTcet..... ~
No. los McCOll0Ch street, ~
No. - Ohio ''''''''''''' ~ ~
No. lSg gOuth Penn sIeet...... Avn
no. 20 North Front underground " by , IN,
about 100 81
No. 1854 CbApiIne ~
No yI1 EO6 ttree ~
No Ss1 ChAplinc ~
No. 2G0d NAll lev
James A. Henry,
Real Estate Agent, o. 8, Claim Attorney,
MAJ 1912 Market street.
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The best Balve in the world for cuts,
bruises, sores, ulcers, ealt rheum, fever
sores, letter, Ghapped hands, chilblaine,
corns and all skin eruptious, and posi-.
lively cures piles, or no pay required. II
is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction
or money refunded. Price % cents pei
box. For sale by Logan Drug 90.
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IN nIs NornRR,s sHoE.

Ten days afterwards he was taken "a
the village church to be baptized, in his
mothers wooden shoe, because he was
too tiny to be carried safely in her arms.
During the next six months the same
wooden shoe served as Bebe's crib.
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baggage checked through to Destination OF
v. ]. ROBINSON, General Passenger Agent,
ParkersbuTg, ". Va.
A. j. handy, Assistant General Passenger
Agent, PAikertbuFg, W. Va.
J. g: ToMLlNs0E, Passenger Agent Wheel.
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Loose's Red Glover Pills cure Sick
Headache, Dyspepsia, Indigestion, Con
stipation. CSC per box, 5 boxes for 81.
For sale BY Logan Drug Company. DGw
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COURT DWARF.

When Bebe was about seven years old
King Stanislaus Lesczlnski, Of Poland,
made him "court dwarf" At the time
OF his introduction To court life Bebe
was Just twenty inches tall, and weighed
eight pounds. He never grew larger.
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Metal.

NEW YORK, April 2l.-Pig iron dull. Copper
nominal. Lead quiet: domestic 81 20, TIE
dull; straits SO 70.
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PURELY VEGETABLE,
STRICTLY RELIABLE,
AnnARSoLuTELY SAFE

For Sale Ly all Druggists, Price % cts
peF box; boxes for 65 ctA.j or sent By
mall. postage free, on receipt Of price
nr. ]. Il. sehenck { Sop, PhIlAlelrhin, Pa
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abe Sntflliaellter.
once Nos. 70 and q Street,
THB SMALLEST MAN.
A Pen sketch of Bebs, who Lived$An His
Mothers Shoe.

Bebe is supposed to have been the
smallest man who ever lived. he was
born by a peasant woman in Lorraine
Just 100 years ago, and was called Bebe
because the first few yearsof his life he
could articuiate only "b.b." The day Of
his birth Bsbe was smaller than his
mothers hand.
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CINCINNATI. o.. April 2l.-cOtton dull and
weak; middling &c.
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DRBR IN THE SUGAR CASTLR

DEBE IN THE buuAh CAStLk'
Bebe had a sweet little voice, good
ear for music, and nimble legs. He
could dance and aing with the best OF
the Kings courtiers. he was very use
full as table ornament at all the Kings
great banquets. His most famous APP
pearance In this rather curious role took
place at dinner which Stanislaus gave
10 the ambassador OF great power. In
the middle OF the table was an immense
sugar castle.
Shortly before the guests rose to leave,
the door OF the castle opened, and q
knight in full armor stepped out with q
drawn sword in his right hand. AL the
guests thought the knight must be some
wonderful automaton which the king
had obtained from the skilled mechanics
across the Rhine. He wasn't, however.
He was none other than little Bebe. He
walked around the table, shook the
sword in the facs OF every guest, saluted
the king, and then turned back to the
castle entrance, where he assumed the
position Of sentry.
At signal from the king every one at
the table began to lombard him with
small sugar balls. Bebe hurried at once
into the castle, locked the door, mounted
the tower, and pretended to return the
FIRE by setting of lot Of perfumed ex-
plosives.
she TRIED TO E1DNAP HIN.
In Paris a lady of the French court
had been holding him in her lap be-
tween the courses OF a court dinner.
Suddenly she arose 10 leave the room.
Her first step was accompanied by
shrill cry from the folds OF her gown:
"Your Majesty, Your Majesty, this lady
has stuck me in her pocket and is run
ming away with me-"
The voice was Bebe's. He was i'm
mtdiately dragged from the court lady's
pocket and placed under the guard OF
Two pages who were instructed by King
Stanislaus to watch him day and night.
HEDE AS A BRIDEGROOM.
To drive away melancholy Bebe was
married to Therese Souvray, dwarf OF
about his own age and slightly greater
ststure. That was the last drop in Be-
BEES cup. Two weeks after his marriage
he lost his mind. He ceased 10 talk en-
tirely, ate little, and spent most OF his
time in his crib.
His honeymoon was hardly up when
he died at the age Of twenty.one. His
vile, Therese, survived him forty-two
wears,
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DR.. scHENcK'S
bA Positive Curo for
DYSpEFSlA

And oil Disorders Of the nj,
RestlvO Organs, ltlsllkeWisI
q COrrObOrAiiVe OF Strength,
enInG Medicine, and may IL
taken with benefit 10 all eaAci
al Debility. For Sale by all
DrnHEiSts, Prlce, 81 ,UOpeFbot,
Ito. Or. SchGnek's New Book
OIL Lungs, Liver and Stomach
mailed free. Address,
Dr.I.H.Sehenck 4 Son, PhiIa
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PULhaONTC
SYRUP

'HNA WV
COUGHS. COLDS,
And AllDISOaSel Of tho
THROAT AND LUNGS.
II is pleasant to tho TASTE,
and does not contain \ particle
Of opium or anything iDntl.
Gus. ills the Ilest Cough Med
iclnS In the World. For Sale
BY all Druggists. Price Sl,Ol
per bottle. Or. schenCk's hook
on Consumption and IL Cure,
mailed free. AddteSs
Or. IN SeAenck q Son. Phlla.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.,
IafA Nor',ok Rtrant
Feor Rent.

No, % Eighteenth street, store room.
No, 2OlO Main street, store room.
No. aG2l Main street, store room.
No. 2lO2 Main street, store room.
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2, 100: April 72J ta7S1 Az
July 673SGG9lI <RB15EC.
!, BjSc; May Isl 1850 ass ScI
D; July 525 5ia521sc.
D 69ISc; No. 8 white 6SHc.
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any modest, matches MadelIncl
En- Marx my melOdIOus midnight means;
Much may my melting music mean
49, ~ ,,I ~ -, s1,n,,ns u
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vo,Ipec prlees-RcServed Seats. 76c. Admission
N md sd KveuIpg prices Reserved seAts, u.
Admission, 20 and tic. Seats on sale wednesday
morning, April q! 1871, at q. A. HOUSES m ln6
sibfp, aE.s
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1891-05-14

While this IS tiEnASg cogntry il must
Eo5 he SnpsNsea that s.gTScaltnre Is ne
elected GA the contrary, along the rivers
and streams many god i2Ins have been
cleasee Of that Ira9ace THE SEes5 yece-
sSbles N the world, grass IN immense
quantities AID RaoSs excellent frE1il- Many
varieties u apples Fse-17S- s,lnrnss yrTnes.
cherries and small i1aas are grown in
saroiasicn ana graf v'esseV.tSoa-
The hs.st grsan o~eq in THIS section is
oats after which wheat, rye, and harley.
Corn dcsS not do wei, nor any cz0S ne
Qnllsag hat DAYS and nights, Is these we
do aet have Reside the home market
we have a. TIE world easy OF aceess, bu1
the home demand Is - great sor Al the
srcanctS oi the country that fisere Is 81
g'-esent no need Of Shipping abroad
fT dairySac there Is DO country on
sal1h superior 10 tins With abundance
OF pare w5se-, no hoi weather and mex
c'ssllea pssgSs ..re. there * 81 yl-essns every
condition 1or spccessTal ana profitable
da5TyaHc.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1891-05-14

As elsewhere stated, The lnnher trade
Is the CHIEF Industry q Aberdeen To
make this p.o s'inenf and enduring the
matter Of supply is OF vital importance
and the requirements are fully met
North, east and souss. Of G-ays harhor
there IS snsa a quantity Of timber available
thai no child bora into the world to-day
can expect 10 see il used M or even be-
come dafScssl1 81 access. The timber bear
Snc land within reasonable reach al the
waters oi the ha,hor are ValSoasly esii-
naaseaai from two to four thousand square
miles. and when II Is considered that
there are from fop~ ~ SfSy million
feei 10 the square mile, the 1igs.res od THE
available saaqay are simply enormous.
Al this fmoer must Necessity find Us
wSS down the rivers that flow into tie
har'hor. ans he saving OF it into fDraher
VIII alone build great city al Aberdeen.