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Omaha daily bee., 1892-02-07
MUSLINS, SHEETING.
THE MORSE DRY GOODS &C
Florida and Southeast.

Dixie Flyer Sleepers-Nashville to
Jacksonville, Fla, without change, over
Nashville, Chattanooga g. ST. Louis
railway, via Chattanooga, Atlanta,
Macon. Berths engaged through from
st. Louis over the Lookout Mountain
route Apply to or address j. II. Bati-
mer, western passenger agent, 80 La
Clede building, ST. Louis.
Omaha daily bee., 1892-02-07
5 FOR 3.-CHILLY--6 IL FOR 4

5 FOR 3--CHlLLY--6 IL FOR 4
But Not Cold Enough to Stop the Ladies
from Buying $500 Shoes for $500
FIVE FOR THREE AT NORRIS & wllCoXS
Until These Two Lines of Hand Made shoes
Are Gone They win he $500
Per Pair-s6.5O Shoes
Norris & Wilcox are more than
pleased with the trade on the
THREE DOLLAR SHOES
FOR LADIES.
Notwithstanding the rain, they will
continue the sale until every pair is
sold
2's, 2i's, IS, 3i's, As, 6's, 6i's,
those are the sizes
They are in welts and turns.
And now, to increase the interest in
this sale they will add all the SO. so
French kid turns for $4.00 per pair.
Five dollars for three
Six dollars and half for four.
NORRIS & WILCOX,
1917 Douglas street.
p. S.-We have given this subject n
great deal OF thought, and am ongst
other things thought we would use that
old threadbare method of 20 per cent
off, but upon reflection decided to mark
in plain figures these two lines of
Five dollar shoes three dollars per
pair.
And the French kid S. SO shoes $4.00
per pair.
We can assure the people OF some
great bargains, all marked in plain fig
nres NORRIS 81 WILCOX,
15l7 Douglast street
Omaha daily bee., 1892-02-07

Try Maplewood coal, $500 ton, dcliv-
cred. A. j. Meyer & Co., 100 S. 10th.
Omaha daily bee., 1892-02-07

Sixteenth annual masquerade ball OF
Union Pacific Band, Friday, February
12, at Exposition hall. Tickets 25c, oOc
and $1.00.
Omaha daily bee., 1892-02-07
Dr. Cullimore, ocullst. Bee building

Be sure to try the Quail rolled oats and
take no other
Omaha daily bee., 1892-02-07

Hotbed sash in stock. M. A. Disbrow
& Co., 18th and Izard. Telephone ia.
Omaha daily bee., 1892-02-07
Lively Times at the Bedal.

Removed, Dr. E. Hoffman to Room 20l
Karbach block, 18th and Douglas streets.
Omaha daily bee., 1892-02-07
Ask your grocer tor Quail rolled oats

Try Peacock coal. Nosoot, quick fire.
Al. Meyer s. Co., 100 S. 18th st. opp. p. O.
Omaha daily bee., 1892-02-07

New Patterns Picture Frame Moulding.
A. Hospe will show you some novelties
Omaha daily bee., 1892-02-07

S. r. Patten. dentist, Bee building.
Omaha daily bee., 1892-02-07
GALVESTON, TEXAS,

Bronze Front Emerson Piano.
Only at A. Hospe's 1913 Douglas.
Omaha daily bee., 1892-02-07

Housekeepers win find Qlail rollel
oats the best made.
Omaha daily bee., 1892-02-07

]. E. Dietrich, architect, 9O6 N. .Y.Life.
Omaha daily bee., 1892-02-07
BRAN DIES.

Blackberry Brandy from 81 rs to S8 0
California Brandy. from 2 80 to 3 8
Peach Brandy from 2 so TO 0
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-01-22
Tnr burglar Is again burgllng.
BREAKFAST BUDGET.

Secretary Rusk has informed the
members Of Congress that the seeds are
ready for distribution, and that from
now on tho mails will be laden with tho
perquisites OF congressman. Tho quota
allowed to each member Is 5000 pack
ages OF vegetable seeds, 500 OF flower
seeds, 100 quarts OF cotton seed, thirty.
six quarts OF grain, twenty quarts OF
corn, 100 strawberry plants and forty
grape vines.
In Utica brewery tho iron nozzle OF
hose used in steaming out barrels was
accidentally dropped into n keg, and
Tho key was filed with beer. Some
time afterward Il customer reported
that no had received one kcg OF iron bit.
tiers with his last load OF beer, which
gave his patrons such uppctitcs that
three mon and boy couldn't keep the
free lunch counter stocked. Y
Insanity has increased so in France
that the asylums can no longer hold
the lunatics. The assistance publiquc
has, therefore, decided to place some
OF tho crazy paupers who are harmless
with peasaut families, just as it puts
out paupcr infants and children. y
The body Of man who had killed
himself accidentally while hunting
near Yorktown, Ind, few days ago,
was faithfully guarded by 4 dog until it
was discovered, many hours after the
fatal occurrence.
There is only ono refinery in tho
world that makes absolutely pure sugar.
Tho mandatory is in Germany, and it
supplies chemists andldruggists with
sugar for solutions which must BIO un.
clouded. r.
A hotel-keeper on the upper shore OF
Lake Michigan proposes to transport
his big hotel over the lake on raft to
Chicago in time to open in the spring
OF 1893.
OF tho twenty major generals of the
war of the rebellion credited to Ohio,
seven only survive; of the twenty-sevcn
brevet major generals twelve are living.
The Philadelphia mint is answering
the silver question in n voluble and per-
suasivo manner. 1t is issuing 100000
worth OF coin every day.
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OLE :glttellfaeuren,
wIlEELNa, JANUARY 90, 1900.
REPUBLICAN CLUBS.
Call for the Annual Convention Of the
State League.


The fourth annualconrentIon OF tho Republi.
can League Of the State OF West Virginia will
convene In the city Of Parkcrsburg, Wood coun.
ty. at IL O'Clock noon, MONDAY. FEBRUARY %,
1897, this day having been recommended BY the
National Lcaguel for the election OF officers for
the ensuing year. the selection OF delegates to
the Nth Annual convention OF the Republican
League Of the United States, aud for the transac.
tlon OF such other business as may regularly
come before It.
Each Republican club In tho state Is entitled
to be represented by five delegates. ~
tits requested that the election OF delegates DO
held and list thereof be forwarded to tho Sec.
rotary OF tho State League ut Parkersburg,W.V
as soon as possible.
Full information as to the rates OF transporta-
ton will be published as soon Us the necessary
arrangements can DO made.
HENRY C. FLEsuER President.
r. ALEXANDER Secretary
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break or disorder among these popula.
tious takes on a oreimportant charac.
ter abroad thanit is deserving Of,


After fifteen ballots and much cratic
voting in feeling around forssomething
tangible to ,icto, tho Democratic M.
tional committee selected Chicago rs
the place for holding tho next national
convention, and designated Juno 81 as
tho date. flT
Chicago did not want 1t, but said II n
compromise was wanted she would b.
in 1t.
Tho voting was ofa scattering charac.
ter, and at no time wereahe two favor.
ites-Ncw York and Cincinnatt-in
danger OF being selected.
Elements entered into the sessions OF
tho Democratic committee, that did not
disturb tho Rcpublicanlb body. in tho
latter body.thcre was no Tammany to
fear or geographical section TO mlatrust.
There was, Of course, lively rivalry
between tho various cities desiring the
honor OF entertaining the convention,
but no political significance, was at
tached 10 the location. In the meeting
OF tho Democratic committee the inGu-
cnces OF two candidates from the
state OF New York were at work.
and these guided tho members
OF tho committee, or rather drove
them. 1t was not a happy con-
dition of affairs. Any city from New
York to San Francisco might have been
selected by the Republicans without
any apprcciablc effect on the platform
or the candidate. This cannot DO said
Of tho Democratic party.
Chicago with its lake brcezes it is, and
that city, if it has any choice at all, Is
most likely to whoopit up for Cleveland.
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MEANT FOR FUN.

Wiic-"Did you mail that letter
gavo you this morning?" husband
"By George, Emily. | was SO busy to.
day that forgot all about that letter.
It's in my overcoat pocket now. as
sure you - Wiie-'You needn't
apologize, George. I'm glad you didn't
mail 1t, because I've just thought OF an
other postscript want to add."-Somer-
rille Journal.
"You are trying 10 break your uncle's
leave his money!" "Hc left it all to
build monument to himself" Ger
tainly. We make the point that no man
deserves monument who thus cheats
his relatives. "-New York Press.
$50 that is m umbrella lamp!n said
Mrs. Homespun. ~ don't sec how any
one could take that lamp along with an
umbrella. An umbrella is all q woman
can manage, without being bothered
with ono OF these cumbersom, things"
Boston Transcript.
"They really fear she will go insane.
You see, she found diary he kept be-
lulc lic llct ullu luullleu lcIr... vi,
! seq; and the awful revelations"
Revelation nothing! 1t was in cipher
and she couldn't read word OF it,
Indianapolis Journal.
Bobby-"Pa, what does it mean when
it says mans estate was divided ac-
cording to law?" Pa-"It means,
Bobby, that the heirs OF the dead man
get what is left after the lawyers get
through. "-Judge.
-"Naiter, bring me some rice
pudding" Matter BOSS, l can't jess
recormend dc rice pudding to-day"
whats the matter with it?" Muffin
'cept dar amt none" -Teras 'SytinCs.
Housekeeper-"Why don't you go to
work and earn money!" Dirty Tramp
--"" They'd be apt to pay me in bank
bills, mum, an Pm afeard OF bacteria"
Good News.
Lord TMasse-"They have some sim
Gular marriages in Chicago, l hear"
Bond-"Oh, 1 suppose SO, now and
then, but as a rule they're plural. p
fNelU York Herald.
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There is an evil in Wheeling which
seems to have attained formidable pro-
portions already, and to be still growing.
This is the "clairvoyant," iortunc-teller,
trance medium humbug. There are
today in the city four or five sucl,
frauds, and all seem to DO making
money. 1t would BIO interesting to
know what amount is daily spent upon
them, but it is very evident that the
sums would be considerable in the ag.
grcgate. That this is IN evil no person
OF sense will deny. The expenditure OF
the money is not the worst feature.
There are varied evil influences cxcrtcd
by these fakirs to the injury OF GER
tain class OF people. Men have been
robbed and deceived, women ruined, by
their influence.
There is not ono of tho so.callel
clairvoyants, or any other style of for
tunc-telling fakir, who could not be
punished for obtaining money under
false pretenses. II Justice was done
they would all be in Jail. The people
who patronize them are ignorant and
superstitious dupes, who would, OF
course, resent any attempt to protect
them, but one wise and just aim OF the
law is to protect ignorant or foolish per-
sons from harmful results Of their lack
OF wisdom. Gamblers arc honorable
men compared to the people who prey
on superstition, yet gambling is held q
crime, and punished often, while in this
community these professional swindlers
ply their vocation without let or hin.
\ drance. It should not be SO. It ought
ito be impossible in the last decade OF
! the nineteenth century for any man,
woman or child to be robbed openly,
lnA2lain view OF the officials, over and
ovet again; yet this is what is being
done laily and hourly in Wheeling.
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PUBLIC SALE.
Real Estate.

In pursuance OF decree Of the Circuit Court
Of Ohio county, West Virginia, entered on the
18th dny OF December, in the year 1891 In suit
IN chancery therein pending, wherein BERNARD
kleiveS and others arc plaintiffs and William II.
klieres and Others arc defendants, We will
ON THURSDAY. JANUARY q, 1892,
beginning OF 10 O'Clock a. m. sell at public
auction, ct the front door OF the Court House OF
Ohio county, the following described real prop.
erty. that Is to say: Lots numbered 2li and 2i5
in Chapline & EofF's addition to the city OF
Wheeling, county OF Ohio and State OF West Wiz.
gnia, situated on the west side OF Eo street, be.
tween Twenty.second md Twenty.third streets
In the said city, and also the south twenty-five
feet of numbered 2S9 In said Chapline & Eofrs
addition, being the northeast corner OF EoiT aud
Twcnty.third streets In the said city, and also
lots numbered - and II In said ChaplIne &
Eoirs addition. fronting on the east side OF
Water street between Alley Nineteen and
1wenty.second street. and extending back from
Water street southwarlH to Alley A.. and being
Inc iEss TIVE wo los north o. Alley Nineteen front:
said tots numbered GA and 2l5. the said special
commissioners will also sell the buildings, ma.
chinery, boiler and engine situated thereon,
and the fixtures belonging to and part OF tho
On the said two lots numbered Oh and ol5 Is
situated the planning mill known rs klciycs,
KRAFT Company's planning mill, with its ma.
chinery and fixtures lFt5i.'
hit'is VI oALf--oHc-tUlTu Oh inc putcQlSo
money and as much more as the purchaser shall
elect 10 pay In cash on the day OF sale, and the
residue In two cqunl installmcnts, payable re-
spectively In one md two gears from the day OF
sale, with interest from that day, the purchaser
giving his notes for the deferred installmcnts
and the title being retained TO secure their pny-
mcnt, and the purchaser OF lots numbered Gil
md el5 cl!ccting and maintaining IN insurance
upon tho buildings, machinery mud fixtures 10
an amount not less than five thousand dollars
the pol ccs for which shall be payable 10 tho
Undersigned commissioners rs their Interests
may appear. A. J. CLARKE. .lrtl
HENRY NJ. RUSSELL,
tGs '3t Special Commissioners
/ hereby certify that bond has been given by
the above nnmed commissioners rs required By
the said decree. i JollSW. MITCHELL
de-!irr ri'I Clerk.
The above sale has been adjourned until
FSursday, January IS. ls9l. Mt same time and
place 4. J. CLARKE,
r17 HENRY n. RUSSELL
la2l W. -s-lE1E Special Commissioners.
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CARA apdGrass.

Cara, the Mexican buccaneer, de-
clares that when the grass grows how'll
commence revolutionary operations in
earnest, and that he will make Diaz
$tremble. It's the motto OF all mon OF
action and enterprise not to let the grass
grow under their feet, but Mr.. Cara
may have sope peculiar notions OF his
own that accord with his schemes.
There is a great deal OF rot published
about this man CARA. The Importance
+ OF his movements has been unduly mag
niGed; and the man himself has been
treated with consideration hcis in no
way entitled to. Ie is in no sense a
reyoluionist, but is bandit OF the
meanest type. An American who has
Travelled much in Mexico, and who
knows the man by reputation, says
hs is nothing but broken down sewing
yhachinc agent and deiaulter, having
iskipoed out with a lot OF money belong
!. ing to his employer.
"It is ridiculous asserts this gentle
man, "for this man to promise freedom
10 anybody. Ii President Diaz were al.
lowed to send about three hundred OF
Z his rurales soldiers across the border
they would soon make short work Of
Cara and his gang. In Mexico they
y are regarded as n laughing stock, anc
not long ago the Americans in thccoun.
I try met and condemned the American
press for giving SO much prominence to
the revolution. CARA and: his people
hide in the mosquito brush along the
Rio Grande and they are hard to seek
s5out, but the ruralcs police could soor
u find them. The importance given to tho
Cara movement in the United States
onlysecms to iniure the cordial feelings
which tho Mcxicans are beginning to
have ior u.s."
1t is, unfortunate, but at the same
time it is true, that owing to the turbu
lent character OF the people of Mexico
and the South American countries, and
the many revolutions that have taken
place, arising in many instances from
very small beginnings, the smallest out
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Atlantic Constitution.
"Can l get shelter hero for the
night?" asked the candidate for coroner,
as he kicked tho oak log in the wide fire.
place, and sent the sparks flying up the
clay chimney. 5bs5' Hi5ig
Il reckon SOP
"Fced for my horse?" A'ss
81 reckon SO"
"I'll just stay here by The freplacc?"
II reckon so"
"Been long in these parts% Ey..ie b.
81 reckon 500 N 5.,Ti
"sccm to have very large family
around you ?"
~ reckon So"
~ reckon So" 4. E
Farmer, arn't your
~ reckon So"
"My friend" said the exasperated
candidate, "nlay I ask il there is any
thing in this world that you don't
reckon?"
Yes, reckon so. ncverwuz much
good at tiggers, but Pin snakes on n
mule trade. Is your horse n mule?"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-01-22

Ilorqdntorn !Ntw Dominion.
Two men from Lee county, Virginia,
went to New York to buy green goods"
1t seems they were green enough be-
forehand. They blew out the gas and
did other things that city people don't
do if they know it. This, however,
saved their money, as the mishap pre-
vented them from meeting the sharp
crs. Two moro cases OF "don't read
their county papers" a gold brick
thief visited this county short time
ago, but he struck the wrong man. The
gentleman reads, or at least did read,
his county paper, and was posted.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-01-22
Those Sample Trees.

Webster county has long had the
reputation for fine timber, and below we
will give YOU three sample trees: S. G.
Dodrill, OF Bergoo, cut a poplar from
which he secured seven 70 feet logs, the
top end OF the last log measuring Al
inches. S. B. Hamrick cut poplar
tree, on Point mountain, which con
tanned 7,S4S feet OF lumber. L. "A.
Lynch cut a poplar, on Mrs, Harris
land near Addison, from which he cut
nine y feet logs and ono l6 foot log.
Top Of last log measured three feet in
circumference.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-01-22
These Things Worry Them,

PL PVtdSdnt Register.
The activity displayed this early by
the Republicans show how hard they
are now ut work in the effort to capture
the doubtful voters OF the state. We
publish elsewhere circular recently
sent out from headquarters, which will
show that they mean business, and if
they fail to capture the state twill not
be for want OF energetic work in that
behalf.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-01-22
A Study for Scientists.

1t is a fact that has never been
adequately explained that crime comes
like an epidemic OF the grip. 1t has
often been observed in this community
that there will be long time in which
the local courts have no criminal bust
ness to speak OF, and then there will be
term when they arc all busy. Just
now the thing is demonstrated again.
In tho past few weeks there has been
little stealing in tho city, till within a
day or two. The mail robberies, the
burglary at Capt. Tom Princes, and the
sneak stealinsin North Wheeling yester-
day but illustrate again the old theory
that there is something in the weather
or the planets which starts men to steal
ing and to committing other crimes.
In the case OF suicides it is frequently
remarked that ono is likely to be
closely followed by another or by moro
than one in the same community, but
that may be explained; but why on the
same day or the same night thieves
should take notion to steal in differ
ent parts OF town and in different ways,
when there is no collision or agreement
possible, is mystery which it would be
worth the efforts OF students.of psychol-
ogy to solve.
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a ROYAL Flush.

Logan County Banner ff
A friend OF ours says that on yester-
day two oil his sons, son-in-law and
two young men, who desired to become
his sons-n-law, wero at his house drunk,
and wanted information Of those who
were acquainted with the rules OF Hoyle,
whether it was q flush or full hand.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-01-22

Than cure, and those who are subject to
rheumatism can proven. attacks by
keeping tho blood pure and. free from
tho acid which causes the disease. For
this purpose Hoods Sarsaparilla is used
by thousands with great success. 1t is
the best blood purifier.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-01-22
VIII You? Will Youe

Nctp York Herald.
Will you love me, maid OF autumn,
Wien these golden days are past.
When the leaves have ceased their falling
~, In the chill December blnst?
VIII you turn from me with GOODNESS
y r'Mid the cIty's giddy whlrl?
Do you catch my fond idea?
VIII you be my winter girl?
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-01-22

CHICAGO with big lake Mt her door
is threatened with a water famine,
caused by Ice choking up tho crib at the
end Of the tunnel.
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Out OF tho World,

Wooster County Mountain Echo.
We have had no news from the out
side world since Tuesday noon, and the
papers received then were stale. High
water on two routes, snow on another
has cut off our communications.
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don't
watch
out.

NoS much resulted from tho meet
ing of the Council committee on rail-
roads lasrevening, but it is something
to again begin to think OF giving atten-
ton to the problem OF getting the B. &
Q. tracks of Sixteenth street. To start
to work with that object in view is
something, and that was about what
was done last night. Now tho thing to
do is to push things. The railroad
company is not ayerse to getting rid OF
that troublesome piece OF track.
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AGAIN it is stated that the attorneys
for cx-Chief Of Police Delhrugge arc
about ready TO begin to rcseat the late
chief. 1t the ex-captain knows when
he is we'll of he will keep his money,
and let the public have its way as to
who shall fill the office which he for
ieitcd and resigned.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-01-22

Calhoun caronicle

Calhoun Chronicle
Politics will be very warm in West
Virginia this year. Every office from
the highest to the lowest will be fought
for,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-01-22

Z socELEss Jerry Simpson made his
maiden speech inthe houseof represent
a.ives yesterday, in which he denounc-
ed the protective tariff and hoped tho
Democrats would repeal the Mckinley
bill. Jerry's size is very small, and it is
doubtful if he will grow any during the
session.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-01-22

NJ. CoSsrASs refused to fight NJ.
Laur, the. Boulangist deputy, whom he
struck in the iace during, u sitting OF
the chamber. In France it takes a good
deal OF moral courage to refuse chal-
lengc-much more than it once did in
the palmy days of southern chivalry.
NJ. Constans overstepped the bounds OF
parliamentary dccorumf ii" in striking
Laur, but no is to be commended for
his refusal to fight. After all, what are
French duels2 They are spoken OF
everywhere with dcrision and ontempt.
They arc not even accompanied by the
sensational features OF blood letting.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-01-22

Constipation is caused by loss OF the
peristaltic action OF the bowels. Hoods
Pills restore this action and invigorate
the liver. 6
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Consumption Cured,

sold. The physicians. two years ago. said my
wife had consumption, both lungs affected.
have had TO send her South for several springs
TO keep her alive, but since she has been taking
Radam's Microbe Killer she has been right Mt
home attending to her business. and Is in better
health than she has been for 20 years.
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To BIO Closed Out.

seyenty-fvc pair OF Ladies' fine Kid
Button Shoes, sizes p and 8, A and B
width, at 81 so, worth S. 90.
L. Y. BLOND.