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welcome to Emperor William.

Ifthe emperor of Germany shall visit
this country to ace the great fair, or on
any other mission Of friendship, he will
be accorded awarm American Welcome.
Nothing will be left undone to make
his visit pleasant and memorable.
We could not do less by tho head OF
nation SO closely bound to US by the
ties OF kindred, by long and unbroken
friendly relations aud by large COM
mercial transactions.
Az Americans We prefer another
form of government than that repre-
sented by Emperor William, but SO
long as that form OF government is &C.
copied by the people of Germany we
shall receive its head cordially and in
his person do what we can to show tho
respect and regard in which We hold
tho sturdy pooplO Of that great country.
It's to be hoped that Emperor VIII
liam may come aud sec what we have
to show him. EmperOrs can loarn, and
their people may benefit by their larger
information.
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swers were 778 yes, l6s no, The motion
prevails. Gentleman raiIroaders, the
majority rules in this country.
In English Society,

Mr.. William Waldorf Astor is getting
on in his determined effort to break into
English society, An article in his Eng
lIsh magazine sounds the note OF COM
ing triumph and along with it minor
note Of appealthat tho complete victory
may come quickly. The writer tells OF
the changes in English society, spelled
always with a capital 8,
Old things are passing away and
Americans and Jews in particular are
being lot in because they have the
money to make things go and in the
end prove themselves real addition TO
the thing with the ipvariable capital.
These represent "the aristocracy OF
wealth." which has invaded the real
thing described as "the Rristocracy OF
birth, rank and social influence" and
the other thing is said to have "materi'
ally altered the character and compost
ton" OF the real thing,
1t may be this alteration that opened
the way to Mr., Asto. Since it was
opened, aud since he is "all right" we
trust that lie may find time to give
more attention to the English of his
magazine. In the article which mod
estiy records his triumph without nam
ing him, we find these gems OF compo'
sition:
"This is less tho cases in literary, ar
tistic and dramatic Society; " I"
and the latter THAT is, the latter of
Mvel especially has attained a posi-
tion," &c.
"Erry member OF that favored set
meet on common ground"
"The impression that every ono who
is wealthy and ambitious eau got the
ensree, II they SO wish it."
"No one is uuduly inquisittve as to
the merits and claims Of their guests,
but are perfectly satisfied" etc.
people who " ere likely to
be interested [iu1 or anxious to know
each other"
There arc some moro gems, along
with some good French and some &c
curate Latin, without which an article
in this key would be, as We say out
west, decidedly Oshkosh.
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BREAKFAST BUDGET.

A bridge Of concrete ia being con-
structed over the Pennypaek Crook. at
Pine road, Fox Chase, Pa. The outside
surface will be pebble dashed aud out
lined in imitation Of pointed stone
work, 80 that when completed 1t VIII
present the appearance OF q handsotne
cut.stone structure.
An industrious atatistican comes out
with the startling announcement that
the population of the world, which ls
estimated at ], 4000O0,000 II divided into
families OF five, could all ba accommo-
dated in Texas, each having hVe'acre
lot, aud have 50OOO,0O0 lots over for
parks and things.
A writer in the Railway Age states
that, in the six months ending June 81,
there were 90 different lines incorpora-
tod and l,0l49G miles OF track laid IN
this country. Nineteen lines we're or
ganized in Pennsylvania, and 1913
miles Of track were laid in that state
Horace NJ. Haynes. OF Charlotte, Me-,
who had the honor Of driving the ba,
rouche occupied by President Tyler AT
the Bunker Hill celebration halt cen;
fury ago, is now seventy-three years OLD
and very feeble in health.
at amt no wonder that city people
don't 1.-Two Long sS'a oIa MIS- IH str,
Law, mo- II l aaa as many neiEn ni.;as
70 look aI'es IS io!Ss shaE Vss ~ ,; Sl.roS
must have "a DC dead IN 1883 Il y ye"''
-4"u'n"!p''' 'OU'"N'' ,...,, .,t
According 20 q statement iatetE ,, puS
forward ~ t9e Lgnao9 MS aS,nr 1tU ,,0"r
tns &C. S,y ~ Oh nonuoI ultG i; otu'y 6Sn
oSS V SoIIOnss of wine md 5oS 600 gallons
az ~ a5S;r;t" " NN N'N
u 'F y, t,o ,,,u.t. ,,.,sor
il NV we'll might be- said
That hs sG iSI long GS on On h S4. Latin
~ O'' '" 80 HSs6tngson Sar
Some idea of thu slaughter of ele-
infants can be secured from the fact
that in Zanzibar alone some 100000
pounds OF ivory are marketed every
season from the tusks OF 10000 ele-
plants.
MelnikoR, the distinguished Russian
engineer, reports from Crlmea OF the
discovery ola deserted ditch, supposed
to have been built by savage hands
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WIT AND WISDOM.

The Heiress Yes, when don't wish
to accept the certain mems attentions
and they ask where live l say in the
suburbs. Mr.. Selfsure-Hal Ha! Hal
Excellent But where do you live,
Mics Brown The Heiress-In the su.
burbs, Mr.. Selfsure.-LIe.
Mrs. Blim-Your husband doesn't
seem to BIO rejoicing like other people
on his country's birthday. Mrs. Scadds
No; no has most OF his money in-
vested in fire insurance company
Puck.
Clara-Where do you expect to 20
this summer? Mapde-I don't know.
The truth is, / haven't anything to
wear. Clara-Then why don't you go
to the seaside?- Tammany Times.
smartly-solomon's first wife was the
best one he had. Mrs. smartly-How
do you know2 Smartly-The Bible says
that she was one woman in thousand.
-BrOokiyn Life.
An Expensive Luxury-Mac-What
was the cause OF Jackson's failure?
Mul-He tried to raise crop OF vegeta-
bles in his back yard, believe
Brooklyn Eagle.
Tommy-Paw, why do they always
make the pictures Of Father Time so
lean2 Mr.. Figg-so he will represent
spare time, OF urse.-IndianapOliS
Journal
Daughter-Mamma, is my bathing
suit In the trunk? Mammal don't
know. Take that microscope and see
for yourself. Detroit Free Press,
"She never told her love" Bnt IL he
didn't got wind OF 1t it was no fault OF
the busybodies. Boston Transcript.
Wife to corpulent husband) Stand
ust there and let nc sit in the shade
HumoriStishe BlatLcr.
Fear tho boisterous savage Of passion
less than tho sedatoly grinning villain.
-Laudter.
Ho who knows only his own side OF
tho case knows little Of that Stuart
MIL
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ALiltlo sensonnbln ADVICE,

Take plenty of outdoor exercise II
will help you throw of that tired feel
ing and raise your spirits. Don't over
eat-enough is as good aud better than
a feast. Be careful Of your drinking
water and Arrays add q little Of Klein's
Silver Age or Duqpesne Ryes. This
will keep the digestive organs in good
condition and prevent much summer
sickness They are absolutely pure and
are for sale by hotels, druggists and
dealers generally, at 81 so and 81 % per
full quart Headquarters, 4
MAxfKLEIN,
SO Federal Street, Allegheny.
Send for catalogue. mailed FREQ.
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NEvADA AROUSED,
sho Proposes to Have silver or BuSt-A
Call for State 1focttugs.

sue HFOpohth To hNNe SANuE W SNS"-t-
Cali for State Dfeettugs.
WINNEMuocA, New, July 1.-THE
chairman Of the state central commit
tee Of the silver party Of Nevada has
issued the following; THE gold bugs
with Grover Cleveland Mt their head.
are making o most determined effort to
have the Sherman law repealed at the
extra session OF Congress, and the gold
standard permanently fixed upon this
country. Intimidation and bribery and
executive threats are their weapons.
Tho trends Of silver in nearly all Of
oursister states are energotically organ
izing for the conflict, Shall Nevada log
behind2 She was foremost OF all the
states in her loyalty to the silver cause
in the late presidential campaign. Let
every silver club in the state and every
election precinct meet in convention
and pass resolutions in earnest protest.
To secure unanimity of action we adj
wise that such meetings be held satur-
day, the 18th instant"
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Leader.

Since lts aFst introduction, Electric
Dlttors has gained rapidly in popular
favor, until now 1t Is clearly In tho lead
among pure medicinal tonics aud altera.
tivGs--containing nothing which per.
mits Its use us q beverage or intoxicant,
II Is recognized as the best and puTGst
medicine for all ailments Of Stomach,
Liver or Kidneys.--It will euro siC;
Headache, Indigestion, Constipation,
and drive Malaria from tho system,
satisfaction guaranteed with each bottle
or the money will DO refunded. prico
only 50C por bottle. Sold by Logan Drug
Company. 2
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Tho hallway Project.

The first branch OF council postpoues
indefinitely the new electric railway or.
dinance. Ii the projectors mean bust
ness they will restore the East Wheel
ing branch OF their project, be content
with as Tonga franchise US they were
glad to accept on the ohio!side, and go
at council with their scheme in about
this shape.
There is u very general impression
that there was no intention to build
the Wheeling end OF the road and that
the move was made as a matter Of tao
tics. This feeling has had good deal
to do with the postponcment of the
ordinance.
Tho logical result will BIO that the
opposing railway companies will get
close enough to each other to inter
change traffic, and in time the two
roads may pass into one management.
II has been so elsewhere.
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wholesale Poisoning.

MANSFIELD, Quo, July l1.-Physic'
iana are dealing with wholesale case
OF poisoning. In all twenty-five fami-
lies are taken sick and ten persons at
tho point OF death, the result Of eating
cheese made by local cheese company
and sold by grocery men. Tho victims
suffer intensely. Physicians differ as
to the cause, two claiming it is tho re-
suit of contaminated well water.
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NATIONAL TOPICS.
Belly noy Wllh a 0Iasa &c.

Buuy Aoy WIN NANeo4 -SN'
Cincinnati TI'ftStar lRepl
Tho Hon. ], Sterling Morton, secEe'
tary OF agriculture, seems to be q gen
tleman Of unusual Versatility. He is o
master not only OF the science Of gov
eFament, but Of social economics IN
general and in particular. The other
day he settled the tinanaal question N
q letter dashed of between winks. To
him the study OF fiscal affairs is q trollc,
Moreover, in q single moment OF leisure
recently he made aud announced the
discovery that cities are large aggFega'
tons Of people, and that political cor
rnption Is most common where there
are the most folks.
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Oheaner Rntes 10 the FaIr.

KelD Orleans Times Democrat ien.t
The roads in this quarter have done
not little to cripple the fair by retus'
ing to cheaper travel to il, and they
have certainly not done much to obIige
the people in the way Of enabling them
to fulfil the desire of their hearts tn
getting to sec tho fair, There are
thousands OF people in this city and
section who would avail themselves
gladly Of the opportunity OF going TO
the show, if they could liquidate the
railroad part Of the expense with $40
bill. Not ono 1.-THE OF them will go It
the simple fare Is to cost SSS or even $50,
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CHICAGO Inter Ocean tRpl
Let us all take hope, The Atlanta
Constitution is iubilant over the grand
ELECTS Of the coming congress. 1t
sings;
10, the good times arc Comip' mo matter what
they say;
You can hear EN- hummin', hummin', for a
hundred mile away;
They ~ R.sRilin through the summer aud a.
fghtin' through tho freeze;
A.ridin' down tue river and a'blowin' In tue
breeze"
1t is just as well to BIO hopeful as to
be suspicious. let US all sine In" and
wait to got mad after congress plays the
fool
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'-----+1--ss--
sunday Opening,

CmcAao, JaIy ll,--Jadgo JOaklas,
to-day in tic United States circuit
court, decided against WanamukOr 4
Brown In their suit 70 restrain Sunday
opening OF tho Worlds Fair lilo hold
tint tho compliments, rs stock holders,
hud elected tho directors, aud could
not now question tho directors dIscro.
tlOn.
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Che g1teuiasneen:
wnEELlNG, JULY ~. 1908.
oonnoil and tho Garbage Man.

COnnclt anu tno NurohsS "A""'
1t Is encouraging to sec the health
committee OF council getting after the
man who has thecontract to collect the
garbage and, who devotes more atten'
tion to collecting his pay than he finds
it convenient to give to collecting the
city's garbage,
His execution OF his contract is o
farce. He has enough equipment to
make some show of collecting the gar.
bage. He knows he has not enough to
carry out his contract, but so long as
he can get his pay without doing the
work and without being frequently
fined, he counts himself SO much ahead
Of tho city.
When the contract was made the
city took bond in 5000 for its faithful
performance. There never will be O
better time to show whether the gar
bage collectors bond is intended to be
sober fact or mere formality. II
Clark's bondsmen thought it mere
formality, perhaps the next to go on
the bond Of a garbage collector my
take different view.
The collection OF garbage Ihas to do
not only with the convenience of every
household but even moro with the pub
lie health. With the threat of cholera
hanging over US we cannot afford to
take any chances, not even for the sake
Of allowing contractor to draw pay
for services no does not perform.
The present contractor has been
tried for more than year aud found
wanting in everything but evasive
promises. 1t is time to try another and
to 70 about it without delay.
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II Should be Done.

NeU York Tribune lRfp'l
No proper effort ought to be neglect
cd which may increase the probability
of speedy and judicious decision when
Congress assemblies. 1t would be q
splendid triumph OF American good
sense and American honesty If uncon'
ditional repeal OF the silver purchasing
clause could DO sent across the ocean as
the only answer OF Congress to the &C.
ton OF the Indian government.
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Won't Tackle Black.

PltisburOh TIMES (RepJ
Under the ruling of Secretary Of the
Interior Smith, il extended to others
than the act OF June 81, 1900, Ex-Pen.
sion Commissioner Black, who draws q
big pension for total disability, would
be robbed Of it. But there's no fear Of
the Georgia hoax tackllng the illinois
man.
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A PERFECTLY honest and polite in.
crease in the volume Of currency would
result from allowing the issue Of nation.
al bank notes to come nearer to the face
value OF the government bonds deposit
cd as their basis, There is no reason
why the government should demand a
margin Of ten per cent between the face
value OF tho bonds and the amount OF
the banks issue, and it looks like dis
croditing the governments own seCuri.
tics.
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peserve Gratltude.

baltimore American (hep')
Tho banks and the press deserve the
gratitude rather than the condemns
ton OF tho administration for enliGhten-
ing tho public with regard to the causes
which have produced the industrial and
financial depression of the country, for
it is only by knowing the causes that
steps can be taken for their removal.
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Titr Hon. Hoax Myth, secretary Of
the interior, gives external evidence Of
adCsire to make it very hard to hold onto
a pension no matter how honestly come
by or how richly deserved He has
taken a bold step.
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BE Bold, Democrats.

II they had never called Tom Reed a
car, never denounced his rules as
cruelty crushing and brutally revolu-
tioaary--if they had not hurled at him
all.the opithets in all the dictionaries :
our Democratic friends would like to
make use Of those rules to guard against
tho mulish in their party and to make
sure of doing something in less than q
century. Be bold, Democrats, and use
them ANYHOW!
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TIE relic hunters have boon chip.
ping tho caravols. II they could got
thor hands on tho original Chrlatobal
Colon thoy would curvO his manly form
into countless relics to DO filed away for
iuiure reieteAcp.
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In the Presidents absence Private
Secretary Thurbors Mighty Brain 10
understood to DO onjoyidg much.
needed vacation. "WhOn tho cats
away The mice will play"
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ouEcroR HOLMAN Is thought to DO
marked for slaughter In tho organtzn.
ton Of tho now house. Mr. Holman
has n tlno talent for chOoao.paring ocOn.
omy everywhere save in his own "dOo.
strick,n
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AT the instance Of the Chicago wi.
bur OH farmers at as many points IN
tho west were asked whether ttiOy wOro
remaining away from the fair on &c.
count Of high railroad fares. The M.
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PhlLalLeLphta Record { ptnl.l

Philadelphia Record [L'tRI
Hardwars says that people who can
afford it are now having their brass
bedsteads sitver.plated. The cheaper.
ing OF silver will be likely to greatly en-
large its use for ornamental purposes,
and possibly maintain prices at some-
thing near the present level.
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HARLEM spnNus HEALTH AND SUMNER
REsoRT 10 now open. For best results,
AZ least expcnsOt take your noxt outing
at this charming resort.
JOrN IL SLEEVES,
MWAr llnrlem Springs, D.
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The Weather SIugwamp.
nY IOiIN u DAY.

by arid day aud sweltorlug night
Ills plniIt was strong and most emphatic;
Ills voice was hot, his tongue hung out
A typical hot weather sight,
Tho cooling hTceLOs now nrO blowing,
Aud the heated stOry's almost old;
still dissatisfied With all this comfort
lIO wants II neither hotor cold.
Whtclihd, JHiY II.
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Henry sClloESnA1s, foreman Henry
Krug Packing Co., 81. Joseph, Mo-,
usos DR.. Thomas Eclectric Oil with his
men for sprains, cuts, bruises, chapped
hands, etc. 1t Is the best. D4w
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Of Ladies' Low Shoes VI grcaily reduced
prlcci, oil tho laiOat stylus In blnrk aud
tan In tho Oxford, BluUhur and Prince
Alborls ~ select from. L. V, blond.
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COLORADO produces fifty per cent
moro coal than silver Where Is tho
voice Of the coal operators that 1t is
not heard in the tand demanding that
the government buy their whole prod.
net and find storage for 1t in tho treas.
V.,,0
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A MAN who has lost both eyes may be
able to perform some manual labor, II
SO, the ruling OF tho interior depart
ment rules him of the pension rolls
under the act Of juno q, 1900 This
ruling has struck Just this kind Of case
in Pittsburgh,
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" YE r w
NM E ETH = r.
N NIS DO ny,


GONE MERCHANTS would
y hayo you believe that trade
enters u condition Of tor.
pidity about July /, and 70.
mains so I'LL tho cool days Of
September wake II to lilo and
activity again.
But, begging your pardon, that
Is not true. There Is no season
OF the year In which people do
not buy goods; there Is no sca-
son in which thcy do not want
thom. by tho same token,
thoro Is no season In which 1t
viii not pay TO advertise.
However, tyour neighbor has
this old.iasllloned notion, andis
too conservative TO advertise
now, there Is all tho bcttcr
chance for you, II you think
people are not hunting bargains
til wath weather, try IT,
Everybody Is not ont Of town,
bya large majority
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IT Is work to do" tho fair, Work
ingmon seem disposed to perform that
labor on week days,
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1901 MARKET sTREEl
COMMISSIONERS SALE.
state OF West Virginia, County Of Ohio, 49,; 10
the Circuit Court OF said county
Sarah Griffin and Others

Sarah Griffin and others
VS. III ChAnCety
Stewart Milligan and others.
BY virtue oia decree entered III said Court ~
theRbove entitled cause on tho 23d day Of May
1895 the undersigned special commissioner VIII
sell at public auction. on what Is known Us thd
William MilligRn farm. two and One'hali milGi
southeast of Rouey's Point, in ONO county,
West Virginia. on
MONDAY, THE 10TH DAY OF JULY, 1885,
commencing ut tdo'ciock a. MI, the following
described reul estate, situated IN the diStTic Of
Tradelphia. Ohio county, West Virginia. anl
adjoining lands OF James Orr Gnd Others, and
bounded as follows: Bcgthntng at black wal.
nut, hickory aud white oaks thence south W
east 1853 poles to q Spanish oak by branch;
thence south 7O' east 100 poles to q black oaE Ia
the Original tine: thence south ~ east % pse!
10 dogwood aud Hsll; thence north IS WestlN
poles TO- white oak; thence north Isl west u
poles to q red oak; thence north 30. west ~
poles to a sugar tree; thence north D. west y
poles to the place oibeglnning, and containing
one hundred and thirtyOne nctes, more or ab
TERMS or SALE:-0nO'third OF the purchase
money cash In hand and as much more AZ no
purchaser may elect TO pay, aud the balance IN
two equal annual inBtallments u one and Two
years, with interest from. day Of sale, The puI'
ctascr giving h Il notes with good personal scrr
rlty for tho deferred payments, interest on NO
second deferred installmCnt to be pGId annq4.t
Title TO said property to be, retained uniiI H.
paid for W. ". DUNLAP,
Special Commissioner
That bond with security us required by la1
aud the decree Of said court has boon given W
said special commissioner Is hereby CeriihOlf
jS9 JOHN ", MITCHELL, Clerk
Tho above sale has been adjourned until SAT.
URDAY, JULY q, ut 70 o'clock o. m, at saaS
place "; N DUNLAP
jyl2 Special C0mmisslonet
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Send for catalogue. mailed iroe.

baltimore 3 Ohio,
on Thursday, July 20, viz Washington,
D. o., Baltimore and Philadelphia.
Tickets good TO stop of at Washington
City returning. Rate $40 the round
trip, and good twelve days. Trains
leave Wheeling at sos q. IN. and $500
p. M, eastern time. j. 4. LANE,
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soMEBopY can make solid reputation
by collecting faithfully the garbage Of
this city. There will be no frills about
it, but there will be real public SER
u1na
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ARE funny texts so scarce that the
funny fellows have to find ono in the
Presidents rheumatism2 lie jests at
rheumatism who never felt twinge.