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Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1892-07-28

IL was with relief that the American
nation learned that the murderous as.
sault upon Manager Prick Of the Car
negie works was the deed of an alien
Anarchist and no more justly chargeable
upon the locked-out workmen at Home
stead than was the crime of Guiteau
chargeable upon the Stalwart wing of
the Republican party. All through the
troubles at Homestead Mr.. Frick had
gone back and forth unguarded and un-
harmed and, though looked upon there
as the very head and front of the power
which had brought about those troubles,
not hand had been raised against him.
His life was held as sacred by the
locked-out workingmen at Homestead
as was the property of the Carnegie
company, not even window pane in
which property is known to have been
broken with malicious intent. Even
the damage that was done TO the high
fence surrounding the mills-not ma
liciously but as incidental to the repul-
sion Of the Pinkerton rilemen-was
carefully repaired the next day. Aud,
outside OF the lawlessness engendered
by undue provocation which ran riot
through that bloody 9th of July, the
conduct of the people of Homestead had
been characterized by u zealousness for
the preservation of public order which
could not have obtained, under the
peculiar conditions, in any other than
a most highly-developed and self-re.
specting community.
But the attempted assassination Of
Mr.. Prick at this time, though the in
dividual deed of a Russian refugee who
had no personal grievance to avenge
and no personal interest eitherin Home.
stead or Pittsburg, cannot but be de-
plored as calculated to divert from these
locked-out men measure of the popu-
lar sympathy which, without approving
all that they had done, had gone out 10
the support Of the underlying Justice Of
their cause.-the right of the American
laborer who is taxed in the name Of
protection to contend for some share in
the benefits Of such protection. There
is, however, another phase of this de.
plorable affair to be borne in mind
While this particular assassin, so far as
known, came to this country on his
own responsibility, he is type of a
class pernicious to society and wholly
alien to our institutions, which has been
increasing rapidly in this land; class
recruited from the worst and most de-
| graded elements of continental Europe
and brought over here largely of late
years, either directly or indirectly by
corporations managed by such men as
Frick TO take the places of American
workingmen whose wages have been
cut down. The presence here Of such
undesirable and dangerous immigrants
has been mainly due to the same spirit
OF greed and intolerance that, after
prostltutlng the great power of public
taxation to its own selfish ends and
writing its own terms into the tariff
laws OF our country, has locked out the
men Of Homestead because they would
not submit to just such terms as their
late employers saw fit to dictate.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1892-07-28

We find in tba Nav ,,,,,1,tn,e A.
United Statas r,onsrIor pono,,s 49,
most recent sont ~, - ~ 49, ~,
m,.nication fror, ran,,,,a.a,ai
George II Ragrs d,tod nacon,hor iTt,,
1891 IN "Tor;gr Taai.Ia,;s, 1. ~,
Soutb wales % nron;,oa &c ,m.,.,I;a
10 which tbe Rald,in o,n,,,a.., -
Pbiladelnbia lac hoen sh,n,,ina lie !
lot Of 4 meriran locomotives MoY Nou
south Wales b,s haa,, M, ,.;,,i., :
few months nao, nm, l. n.an.. !,
free tr,do no,,atr. !. -, i" - =, :
lows accor5inn y pa.,,hI;ass ~
that labor No. 80, K, -. -, :,
Maid and Nat ~ oo,r.a 4 ,,o,;as
;nrn,or ,ha.a -. 49, -.
hancod H. MN r.ataa.;a, as,,Ia -,
bnild locon,a,iuoa ara,,,t,,,, - -
. ,nori,ot L, ,,.hi,i, ~. -. -,
diroct co,,ro,i,ia,, LII, i.
of Australiaz-n,,t - ,,ant;oa ~ -,
labor If pnaIand ,mhiah ~ p"e r.
built locomotive e. 49, i, 49, -
r,arl,a. ma, $500 $50
HE dednc,ion thaora,;a,,,, b..
ounce N foct L worth sa,,s,,, ss,,,,a a.
Of tbeorv.-,nd tha saot !. ~, ~ Da,s
win locomotive 49, 49, ,.ao o III.
over the English ,ocomo,;ros H. III
railroad com,so Mas 70 NJ ss,,L WJa,a -
Thore i annthor ~, ha,ns..al 1870. as1'
4 riyen a., /, ,,,is -, ~
author;tv ~ NJ RAE. I'll, i,
ahIv too gond pam,,,,,;aa, :,
viii ,ho tr,,h g. ~ ss,.' 1asS.e
nartv,s noIicv ~ ahanm ~ -
tttbonr,, No.. ..oates -tes
hare thon onvn,. 49, ~ -. -, 70"
,ote M swaa.;,r a..s.s.h
Jocloratior az - ~, :,
IJow oon,, ~, I'LL. IT,. unea9
anywhere olso ~ oar,h,, - 80
trnde govcrnnonty ~ toe
For m ma,,ar -, ,,
,his country cnnsi,ar ~ W s"o"'u ~ y,
sna,o,, - 9 'i,e ie" 'ariii
r,ost radiooi $50 49, !, a.os 40 lno
law roynnna ,,r;T aa,,,,.l .
,yart of fSnds - 49,, uo, w. y meet .he
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1892-07-28

The pension payments so far this month
amount to Sill 100000.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1892-07-28

Another lot Of full-size gen.
uine Mexican Grass Ham
mocks at 81.
JOHN WANAMAKRR.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-07-02
MARTINS FERRY.

Following are the officers and members
of the Myrtle Fishing Club, which leave
to-day for Cincinnati. Captain, Mike
Lacey; Secretary, Thomas Lacey; Treas
urer, Richard Paden; Cooks, Tom O'Con-
nell and Thomas Paden. Other members
are Robert jenkins, Pat Lacey, Scott COss,
George Rupp, Tim DObbins. They have a
base ball nine with them that can down
ANYTHING along the river as they so down.
The Secretary of the ONO Valley Trades
Assembly has received communication
from the Bellaire Firemen accepting their
proposition for race with the Martins
Ferry team. TO take place at the picnic Of
the Trades Assembly or Labor day
The boys in the Third ward who are
making practice OF carrying Flobert rides
and shooting about promiscuously should
be more careful in the way they handle
their guns IL is a.wonder some one was
not shot there yesterday as we noticed
three OF them shooting in all directions re-
garduess OF passers oy or persons sitting
in exposed places. The boys should be
made 20 stop this reckless shooting before
some one is seriously injured.
The Coal Haulers' Union have elected
the following officers: President, Nathan
Vale; First Vice President, William He'll
son; Recording Secretary, John Rice, FIJI
nancial Secretary. George McGlumphy.
Water rents in Martins Ferry have been
advanced Il per cent and are due July LIST;
AL payments made before the 10th of that
month will savethe advance.
]. ). MITCHELL, Sec'y.
It's impossible for the Martins Ferry
Club 70 acceps the challenge Of the Pink
Carriers of Wheeling, but the Kuckuck's
of this city say they are willing to accept
the challenge
Jess Bsyltss and his mother have re
tnrned from a visit to Fostoria friends,
Mrs Bayless was so sick when she arrived
here that she took 70 her bed.
CLAYTON Eoge, OF Mount Pleasant, owner
Of that famous horse Kentucky Bird, :"
for which b refused an offer Of $4,000 was
in the cityyesterday.
Ernst Hogan has resigned his positi on
with Rabton and Co. The Washing
ton street branch of this store viii be dis
continued
Ms. Emily Caldwell and daughter Miss
lola of WellSburg are the guests Of the
formers nephew DR.. A. r. Ong, aud wife.
PASSENGERS on the Terminal road viii
miss the. accommodating Conductor Gaus,
who has zone 70 Chicago for ten days.
The Jolly Pathhnders Fishing Club left
on the Courier for their camping
grounosnear Darlington
Thomis Berkley and daughter, of Hunt
lngton. " Va, are the guests Of the falni-
~ Of &c. Boyd.
The II t1ocratic Centrei c. mmittee viii
4lone HcN9e al
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-07-02
The Great Modern CIvilzer.

The railroad is the great civilizer Of
modern times, and recognizing this fact
the egyptian government is now sur
veying route for the extension of its
railroad along the Nile as far south as
Wady Halfa. IL is estimated that il
will cost $4,000, 900 to build narrow
gauge road from Girgeh to Wady Halfa,
which forms the present southern from
tier of Egypt. When the rOad reaches
Wady Halfa it will not be difficult to
extend it farther SOuth TO DOngOla. The
establishment of rapid communication
between Cairo and Upper Nubia would
enable the Khedive to rapidly transport
an Egyptian army to the frontiers of
the SOudan, and the British officers now
in Egypt believe that as soon as such
an Improvement is carried out the Sou
dan will fall again into the hands of
Egypt, and without blow.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-07-02
PRODUCE.

CHICAGO, July Zine weather, encour-
aging crop reports and weak cables caused
a weak feeling in the wheat pit to-day. but
trade was slow, not only in the wheat mar
ket, but in all the other pits, operators not
caring to take on new lines so close TO the
conjunction of Sunday and the Fourth Of
July. Corn was weak. Oats dull and uH-
changed. Provisions weak and lower.
Flour easier. Wheat, cash, No. 2 spring
7Sllc: No. 3 spring 14c; No, , red soc: July
7SoSa1Sl4c, closing at 1SlIc; August 11Aa
7S1sc, closing at Is SC; September 7Sa7S9sc,
closing at 1S3S Corn, cash, No. 2 jO$Ic;
July 49as s50Jsc, closing at 505sc; August
4SSsa4977sc, closing al 1850; September ASS
a49l4c, closing at 4SJSc. Oats, cash No. 2,
33Lc; July 32S<a33l4c, closing at $3.50;
August 325s a32SSc, closing At S213c; Sep
TENDER, Sl1sa32c, closing at 3lSc. Rye,
No 15c. Barley, No. > 60c. E'lsxSeed,
81 30l< Timothy Seed, 81 25a1 3d. Mess
pork, cash $ll 271S; July, 81 Is all 27ll55,
closing at $ll 25c; September, Gil 35a
IL Az, closing at$ll - Lard, cash Is 90;
July 81 S21Sa6 s21S, closing az S. S711< Sep
TENDER, s. 911Sa7 071S, closing at s. 021Sc.
Short ribs, e 25a1 271S; July, Sc 171Sa7 -,
closing at s. %; September, e. 20a7 80.
Shoulders, So 25a6 80; short ribs s. 20.
Whisky at 81 Is. Others unchanged.
Receipts-Flour, 17,90O barrels; wheat,
IS, 900 bushels; corn, $1,000 bushels;
oats, 2ol 900 bushels; rye, 6,000 bushels;
barley, 5000 bushels. Shipments-Flour,
II 900 barrels; wheat, los, 0C0 bushels; corn,
3S4 900 bushels; oats, $50, 600 bushels; rye,
1000 bushels; barley, 10000 bushels.
New York, July Flour, receipts
IA 900 barrels: exports 1000 barrels: sales.
23,0O0 barrels Wheat, receipts 1000 bush
els; exports 1900 bushels; sales ESQ, 900
bushels futures and $4,000 bushels spot;
market steady and moderately active; I'M
graded red 741fa923Sc; No. 9 Chicago S511za
S6S<c; options steady; No. ? red July S51{a
S61Sc, closing at S61sc; August S555saS6l{ c,
closing at SEC; September S61saS65sc. clos
ing at S6sssc; October 81 : aS711Sc. closing at
S71<c; November SSlsc; December S9Ssa
S918c; May 93ae3hc. Rye, nominal; west
ern SSa9lc Corn. receipts 5000 bushels;
exports no, coo bushels. ssler 90 600 BUSH
els futures and 49,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-07-02

els: exports $4,000 bushels; sales, go, 600
bushels futures and 81 900 bushels spot:
market dull and lower; July 3sc; August
3714c; September 301Sc; spot No. white
4O1Sc: mixed western 36a40c. Hay and
Coffee, steady and unchanged. Sugar.
quiet. Molasses, quiet and steady. Rice,
firm. Petroleum, steady and quiet. Cot
tonseed oil, dull Tallow, dull. Turpen-
tine, dull and steady at S04c. Eggs,
firm; western l4al6c. Woole weak and
quiet: domestic fleece 26ISs35c; pulled goa
&c; Texas 17a22c. Pork, firm; old mess
81 00al2 90; extra prime tll 00all 20. Cut
Meats, firm. Lard, weaker and dull;
western steam s. II. Butter, easy; west
ern dairy l5al6c; do creamery l6a22c.
Cheese, quiet.
PHILADELPHIA, PA, July Flour, dull.
Wheat, weak; No. 2 red July and August
S5aS5lfc; September S5l4aS5&c; October
S6aS61Ic. Corn, dull; No. mixed July
5415a55c; August 53s4 a54c; September and
October 5315a54c. Oats, dull; No. white
3915a40c; No. : white July 40a401Sc; Au-
gust 94a392<c; September and OCTOBER
Ssa39c. Eggs, steady; Pennsylvania frsts
I61<l1c Receipts Flour, 5000 barrels t;
wheat, $500 bushels; corn, 81, 900 bus hels !;
oats. 12,C00 bushels. Shipments-W Wheat
1000 bushels; corn, IL 800 bushels; oats,
4, 0O0 bushels.
BALTIMORE, Mp, July Wheat dull;
No. , red spot S511aS55sc; July S4aS44c;
August, S3$4aS4c. Corn, dull mixed spot
55a55Lc; July 54$4aj54c; August sac.
Oats, steady; No = white western aga
42&c. Rye. quiet; No. , S41ac. Cotton,
nominal Provisions, steady; mess pork
$3.50 Butter, active; creamery fancy 2lc;
do fair 10 choice l9a20c. Eggs, steady at
l6c. Coffee, steady; Rio fair at 1870.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-07-02
Ratrrnaos,
Wheeling Bridge and Terminal Railway
TIMETABLE No. 4.
To Take Effect 1901 a. M, June IL, 1899.

Leave wheeling-No. ~, 6;l5 q. M; No. %,
7:5Us. m; No. D. S3) a. M; No. 81, s;iS a. NJ
No e. l0:00a. m; NO. ~, ll:tO n. IA; 40. III,
l9: p. IN; No. 'lS l:to p. M; No. 10, 2:tO p.
'lg i:JU p. M; No. 81, 800 p m No. esS, $40
. M: No. 90 ~: 10 p m; NO. ~ 1900 D. m;
No. ri. . % p. ~. No. -, $50 p m; No rSl,
l0,Op. m; 40 = q. 3;4b p m =,
J. .aV- PeniEsuIa-No. II, b:2'A M. NO. -,
7:;sa IN No. % S:3S "a. M No tSi s;5l a. ma
No ~. ;05 n. M; No. ~ HOS M; No Ill
lg:ls y. m: No. e. los p. M; NO 10, sOS p
m; No 'l7, s;Osp. M; ! 'S5, 1881 ?, m; 30
p. m No. ~ 6:5i p. IN, No. s25, 7:0c m. No;
~. e:US D. m; NJ. ~. g:0S p. IN No. t3l 1908
y M: 40. tS5 1898 p IN.
Arrive Martins Ferry-No, n, o:2s O. m; No.
No Isl, 9:b7 am; SO. q 1918 8. M; No. -,
1913 n M, No. oil. ly:<b p M; 40. 'ls, p.
IN; No. sl5, 2;l5 y. M; No. OF, 3:l5 ?. M; No
80 $50 p. m; No. 'y, 4:lb p. M; No. ~, I'D
=. M: no '2S' o;sS ,, m; no 10, Or. p m;'
$50 p. M; 30. tSl. 1915 p. M; No. 49, 1888
Arrve De Hass Crossing-So Il. 6:3i am;
mo. o. 7:4sA NJ; No -, 9:lS a. m; No 70 lls
"a m; No. slS, i:is p. m; No. 'l', $50 p m;
Arrive Laugblin's Mil-No u, os2 M; No
| F2l. > 20 IN.
Arrive 4 L. E. Junction-Eo 81. COS a
m. No '53, 343 p m; No 10 Vt m.
Leave W. * l.. 4. Junciion-No 80 s 80 10;
| No 49, , q p m: Moist. ) 80 m.
Leave Laughlin's Mill-No u, o& M No
~, . - p IN.
| Leave DE Hass Crossing-No - 9 IS a M No
-. - a IN; No 10, II q Am; No ~ "a p m;
! No ~ So p m: 40 *2S, s - m.
Lsnye Martins Ferry-No. -. o:sS n. m; No.
"a SEQ m; No. so, 6:5S n. M; No. IS, go n
\ m: No s8 l0:s0A. M. No. 80. ll:s0a. M; No.
zig. 1880 p M; No. "a, I:a0p. M: mo %, 2:ss
| p. m, so sI6, 2 OPT no. FlS, 3:5 p. m. {;
no. 30. 40 p. m; no. ~, $40 p. m: No. ta
5:5S D. m; No. So $50 N: No. 20, 1i0p
M; 40 rs, eco p m: No. 30. $50 p. NJ; No.
Ar.ve peninsu.a-So y. .6lS a m; Soif4
OF a IN: No 80 904 m; no q. . ga M: No IS.
1913 a IN: No 90 II "a An: No az. IL ~ p m;
! No 81, I 81 p m; 80 80 2 80 IN; No 80. ~ =
| m: No ais 34i p IN: No 20 Al pm. No ~
! S7pm: NO 80. GOA M No y2i. 81 m; No
20, 81 p 10; No ~, 6@ p m; NO 20, s3f 10 ;
| Arrive Whseiing-No. "a, $50 =. M: No. ~
sI5 o. IN no. go 9:lOA. IN; No 20, g:s5 L. ~. (:
| No. -, i0:35A M: No. go il:D =. m; No. 'n,
I2:4b .. m; No. 'N l:s5 p. M; No. f5s, 2:+b y.
| m No. si6 s:55 y. M; No. 'i6. 1858 D. M; No.
go, l:i5 .. M; No. ga e:+5 p. M; No. t5i. 10
! D m: No. so, 6:s5 ? m: NO. -, 7:fb p. N: (;
10. rs, SIS ?. m; No. 30. S;ib p. m; No. w.
iDaiiy except sunday. 'Daily. ssundsys
| only.
| All trains will run on Eastern time. Trains
going towards Wheeling will have absolute
! night OF road over trains going from wheeling
| of the came Glass. At meeting points, trains OF
the same class viii wait Ave minutes Tor posi-.
| bls variation Of watches. On sundays No. ~
will leave De Hass Crossing At III p. m. w. d
L. F.. trains will not stop between Martins
| Ferry and Wheeling.
| fei2e&d General Manager.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-07-02
LIVE STOCK.

CHICAGO, July 1.-Cattle - Receipts,
5000 head; shipments. 1000 head; market
active; extra steers l5a20c higher: good to
extra steers 81 10a5 10; others 81 00a4 30;
feeders % 50a3 20; Texans g 20a3 40; cows
81 95aa3 90.
Hogs-Receipts, $4,000 head; shipments,
5000 head; market active and steady;
rough and common s. 3Oa5 40; mixed and
packers IS 5Oa5 60 prime heavy weights
s. 65a5 IS: light 81 90a5 65.
Sheep-Receipts, 5000 head; shipments.
1000 head; market slow and weak; fed
Texans "a l0a4 80; native ewes 81 00a4 so;
mixed native and western s. 00a5 30; lambs
g 70a5 o.
EAST LIBERTY, Pa, July Cattle
Receipts l,l34 he'd; shipments 1904 head.
Nothing doing, all through cansignments.
Hogs-Receipts $500 head: shipments
2,200 head; market, active; fair light to
best 81 50a5 s..
Sheep-Receipts 100 head shipments
600 head; market, slow and unchanged.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-07-02
WOOL.

PHILADELPHIA, July Wool, quiet,
with prices steady; Ohio, Pennsylvania
and West Virginia Xxx and above 2Sa
SOC: Y 26a2Sc; medium 33aS5c coarse do 33a
34]5c: New York, Michigan, and
Western fine or Y and Xxx 24a25c Z;
medium 32a34c; coarse % a34c; fine de-
la;ne XIX 2S1E33c; medium washed combing
2Sa30c; coarse do 34a35c; Canada do do.
92a34c; tub washed choice, 36a3Sc; fair Boa
combiug aud delaine 25a27c; coarse do. do.
2ja27c; Montana l6a22c; Territory l3a20c
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-07-02
o spend the Fourth with Mt Pleasant

to spend the Fourth with Mt. Pleasant
relatives.
Mrs. Joseph Hoyle, of Smithfeld, is the
guest of the family of Joseph Williams.
Mr.. James Tannehill and wife will leave
to-day for Wellsburg and Fostoria.
There will be grand picnic at Ellis's, at
Tiltonville, on the Fourth.
Mr. Nathan Barrett is spending a few
weeks at Short Creek.
Frank Hissrich will give gra : d clam
soup lunch to-day.
Mrs. r. Gsutchie is reported as some,
what better.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-07-02
PIE rKOLeUM.

New YoRx. July 1.-The petroleum
market opened steady, declined n anu
closed steady. July option, opening and
highest $500; lowest and closing 5S4c;
sales, 1000 barrels.
on CITY, PA, July 1.-Opened and
highest sic; lowest and closed SIC. Sales,
g, 900 barrels; clearances, $4,000 barrels;
shipments, 1856 barrels; runs, l3O,952
barrels.
PITTsBURG, Pa, July 1.-Opened and
lowest 531sc; closed. 5314 highest, SAC.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-07-02
Metal Market.

New YORK, July 1.-Pig iron, quiet;
American Sl4 75al6 %. Copper, dull;
lake Gil 80. Lead, firm; domestic 81 20.
Tin, steady; straits 81 10a2l 30.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-07-02

BEWARE oF FRAUDS.-Be sure you
get the genuine DR.. Thomas Electric
OIL II cures Colds, Group, Asthma,
Deafness and Rheumatism.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-07-02
FINANCE AND TRADE.
Money, 1 I-2a3 per cent-GOvernmen's.
Dull and steady-StOCks Dull-Flour,
Easier-Wheat Weak.

Money, 1 1-2a3 per cent-GOvernmen's.
Dull and steady-Stocks Dull-FIour,
Easier-Wheat Weak,
New YoRK, July Money on call easy
at II to per cent; last loan , per cent;
closed offered at , per cent. Prime mer-
camille paper 3a5 per cent. Sterling ex-
change, quiet but steady at 4S7a4SS>a.
GOvRRNMENTs-Dul and steady.
Fours Registered. Observation-Disclosures. 1l6A
Fours Coupon. ............. .......... ll64
Four-and- half Registered 100
Pacific Skies of 'Q5. .................10 6
STATES Dull and steady.
RALROADS-Dull.
SToCKS-Any change in the temper OF
the stock market was hardly TO DE expect
cd to-day and the dizziness which has been
so marked during the week was, If any
thing, intensified, while the interest in the
trading was reduced 10 nothing except in
the few stocks under manipulation by the
Chicago SPECTATORS. The rumOrs OF litigd-
ton against Chicago Gas in all cases are
Impossible to confirm, and while the stock
continued to be pressed FOR sale to-day,
making it the only feature OF the
market, there was no reason TO
doubt that the decline was the
result OF raiding pure and simple. There
is still great interest manifested in Rich
mond and West Point STAIRS, and the hope
was expressed that the position of Drexel,
Morgan 4 Co. might be modified, but the
steady decline in the securities OF the road
in the face Of the extraordinary dizziness
into which they have fallen, would go to
show that there is little hope Of such
thing among the holders Of its securities.
The market during the afternoon sank in
to the most oppressive dullness seen during
the week, ana the close was dull and stag
nant, at about opening figures. Sales
l0l, O4q shares. Quotations closed bid.
Adams Express, III; American Elk
press, ll715; Canada Pacific, S9l2; Central
Pacific, 30; Chesapeake and OHIO, 241s
DO first preferred, 6l&; do second pre-
ferred, 42$4 Chicago and Alton, $50; Chica-
go, Burlington and Quincy 1908; Delaware
and Hudson, 1871; Delaware, Lackawan-
ma and Western, 1865; Denver and Rio
Grande preferred, 505]s Erie, %; do pre-
ferred, o.; Fort Wayne, 1924 Illinois
Central, TO-; Lake Shore, 1858; Michigan
Central, los; Minneapolis and st. Louis,
1l01S; do preferred, 2S14 Missouri Pacific,
5S$[; Northern Pacific, 20; do preferred
561l Northwestern, 1863; do preferred,
Jas; New York Central, 49, Oregon
Transcoutinental, Az; Pacific Mail, $3.50;
Peoria, Decatur and Evansville, M Pitts
burg, 1875; Pullman Palace. 1884, Read
ing, go: Rock Island, S01S; st. Louis and
San Francisco, -; do preferred, -; DO
first preferred as; St. Paul, S2@S; do pre-
ferred l27; st. Paul, Minneapolis and
Manitoba, 1851; StPaul and Omaha, 4S$[;
do preferred, lis; Tennessee Coal and
Iron, Sc; Texas Pacific, 1914 Union Pa
cific, 391S; United States Express, so;
Western Union, 93si
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oHIo RIVER RAILROAD co.
SOUTH BOUND.

On and after Monday, April g. Passenger
Trains will run As follows 'Dhily. tDaily
Except sunday. Central Time.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
.pps's Cocoa

6hEAhF AoIs
"By thorough nowledge OF the natural laws
which govern sne operations OF digestion ana
nutrition, and by = careful application OF the
hne properties OF Wellselected Cocoa, Nj. Epps
has provided our breakfast tables with deli
cateiy favored beverage which may save rs
many heavy doctors bills. IL is blythe judicious
use OF such articles OF diet that = constitution
may be gradually built up until strong enough
10 resist every tendency 10 disease. hundreds
of subtle maladies are floating around rs ready
10 attack wherever there IS weak point. We
NAV escape many 4 fatal shaft by keeping our
selves well fortified with pure blood and prop
erly nourished frame "-CteU Ssvptos Gazette.
aade simply with boiling water or mix Sold
Iiu[e [pDt Z "a INCORPORATING CHENsTA
jAhLa LIIS 6sI London. Engisnd.
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HU M PHI REYS'

/ MS PRECIOUS OINTMENT IS TIC
triumph of Scientific Medicine.
Nothing has ever been produced to
equal or compare with 1t as CURATIVE
and HEALING APPLICATION. 1t has been
used over 40 years, and always affords
relief and always gives satisfaction.
For Piles External or Internal, Blind
or Bleeding; Fistula in Ano Itching or
Bleeding of the Reotum The relief is
immediate-the cure certain.
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XXrHEELNIG AND ELM GROVE

w RAILROAD. ON and after we51ss
lay June 1. ls9e. trains Will run ~ follows