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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-08-03

CHICAGO. August 2.--Tho dry, hot weather y
Sill doing It's destructive work 10 corn ana WIN
II prospect unrvlluvG1l by amy sign OF immediate
gvilcral rains Aconselucnt advance to'doy Of
h.c 10 wheat md &aAs.ll, SGptgpIl(St GnTtl WIN
stronger markets also for outs and provisions fo'
suited
Fluut unchanged.
wmEAT-C0sh NO 7srrinE', 52sii'Eci No: I'D
h3bj+ci August 5.Sn S5iuN2c; September @t,[GAoa
Gl;c; December idxaSsgH7ySc.
CnIH-Cnbh No. iHtSSc; August GnI scptem.
brr +7Ha4g%a491ic; October 4d2sn'9Aio'sc; Ma!
'' 6SiTTTS&5SS'GSo. ceIc; Angus. 2oHazg. o?o}lc,
scytembcr"gSta aoA99I5c; May oSIzuJiaSs'So
kYE-Ho. 2. t1c.
FLAXsGED-sl 2g15,
TIXorIIY SrED-si S.
MEss,PoRx Cash Sl3 s5al3 no.: August sl?S9
ecptcmbcr sl2 7iRI2 s7IGi2 81; january slI"h
i29'mi9 %.
sIrnllr TtKS-GGSh s. seHS<: Augrs. and 5optUm.
Der q 70; January e. l2k
Other articles unchanged.
NV YORK, August 7.-Plnur. rnrnipts 5000
barrels; exports 1900 barrels: sales y,tN bar
Tcls market firm aud fairly active, Wheat, 70
cCipb $4,000 bushels; exports 1900 bushels;
Rnlts i6IS 90 bushels ii futures and y ON bush'
els Of spot. spot market firm; No. hard 679tr
options firm aud higher; No. rcd nnd August
dGAC; September JiNRi7l gg5T4ic. October hh'lc'
December GlHC. Corn, receipts lg,JJV bushels:
exports ~ 900 bushels sales $1,000 bushels OF
futures and 1n,OnO bushels OF spot: market vG:5'
strong; August 55a'H'fG5iase ,serte'nGr '8 5sSs
'HLc October hSHiIHn|iSc; November h5ESI
jT'4aiay;c; DcCCInNGr jlAC. Oats. receipts ID
COO huShelt exports 80 bushels; EulCS 5000
bushels OF futures mud 9l.nGO bushels Of sIOt;
August H&19Ii4uJis4ci September 3iIic. YctO'
Re Hay firm. liOIS dull mud weak. litdc'
w"St. Cut meats meUly, Lard higher: western
n IA, September e AZ Pork firm. Butter
quiet. Cheese weaker; HtNte large 7Gs9lc EllHS
dull; western tn'sh lao, 1allow dnl but steady
Rus.n dull. TutDGnttnc steady. RicC firm. Mo-
laSsCs steady. Coffee firm ut 5aO points lower
sugar stGndy.
DAIrlAOrH August 2-Flnut dull anil m.
changcd; tYceipt+!7 .oOO barrels" shipments %on
barrels Wheat HFin md higher; spot and Aug
Vl4t 64AaII}sc; September i!7ic, December 5sc. re-
CptptS 5000 bushels; Ahipncn'S 1900 b'lShelS
Corn Inactive Bnh higher; SPOT 62Hc; month hsc'
receipts i.00I bushels. Unts. No white west
crn Dai0c; receipts 5000 bushels. Rye quiet;
gI4 OOAi6 90, Butter firm: fancy creamery 2!asSc,
Egt7 StcRiY; fresh i.o Cheese steady,
PNiLApELPnIA. August Flour iull Wheat
active rnh higher: No. rel August 6tEnlllcI
September hi.ARikc, October h[shHsc: No
vrinhos j7'5ntsSc. Corn strong; No. = white
August SGrLi1c: September SGA57c; October AS.n
S7SG SoyS S e.. %Sr t butter urn; western
C,xc1SHATE, O.. August Flour easy. Wheat
bushels: Shtpmeuts 30 bushels Corn strong
und higicr; 10 9miNOI SO Uats strong, No. Z
mixed 31c. Pork firm Al sI3 -. Lard stronger al
s. -. BIlk Hseats steady Gt g ~. bcet In t@tF
demand. Whisky firm at q p
TntEuo. O., August 2--Whont active and high
jGasc Corn dull Hnl firm; No. mixed and
August StSc; September i4SY- Oats quiet; No:
white S!lsc RE dull; cash 4lO. ClOvCTscctl
steady; primo October s. NV
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Wheeling Bridge & TERMINAL Ry.
r. n UREWSrEV Rcr1,iyc,

limo TrhloH No n. 10 'nl;c c,Icc; l',li u IN.
SUNDAY November 70 iS'i
Leave Wheeling -'S;o1. t9:i5 ANNA m. t1:'n
o. Is. 30 300 = u.
Lt,nvU rcnnSnii- sod. t1;6l. al: ida m..t9:N
SI;1I, II 80 ,"H6 !. III
Leave MARTYRS Ferry -ES'f4 fl;17 sil.6ln IN.
I! y. 49, t;Il .gil
Arrive Term uHl Junction tal7 N1p :llSi
a, m. t,s8S "J8I II - '9'la u N
Leave TC-uiinsl iUuCtnn.-t7H y, FlOl n m.
cls.tO n m. ?d.aJ. rIni tii1 i1.itp N
Lrnyu Mnr'ins frrr;-t73S. ;g;u7 IN. 'l!;N
ii.Oi, tI.In iSiln tS'h2 p. m
Leave FrninNl't- tT'@, i1r'tn m. "i'.ii, an.
MS, tS'.a SIS = ~
,IlT, ttsaI tIN, fH'J' y N,
SDHIlv, tpNIiy except sunday. i5lneuT9 only.
hiItralris viii run on Eastern Tina
J.H TArSSiI. SUPERINTENDENT
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-08-03

MIR. SatoIn mud tn" Liquor Drn'Orr.
Ec'o yort D'Tpa'rh
1t is evident that Sntolli, by his OK.
cathcdru indorsoment OF Bishop Wat
ioraons Nominations against saloon
keepers and all couuoc;uG With them,
hos created much larger commotIon
thau appears on tho aurinco.. Just at
present il Ia working in tho denths Of
ecclesasticism and church nr0hity. II
il a practical business proposition. nj.
icctIng tens, perhaps hundreds, OF thou
Bnuds Of pcrsoug In this state alone. IN
this city lhoro arc moro than @w9l
liquor dcalcrS, wholesale and retail. OF
whom, at Toast two.thrids surely arc
Isolnan Catholics, and therefore pledged
by bond stronger even than an oath
to obey tho deputy to tho Pope at
Washington. TO these 5000 Roman
Catholic saloon propricto's must be ad'
dod at least twice ns many baTtendcrs
Of tho same faith; horde OF broworss
anl ,lis,ilIors aud thoir employees, and
thou .auds OF others, all Of whom come
under the ban, which includes
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-08-03

For n quarter OF q century DR.. Klng'a
New Discovery has been tested, and tho
millions who have received benctit from
its use testify to Its wonderful curative
powers in all diseases OF Throat, Chest
and I.ungo. A rcmedy that has stood
tho tost go long and that has given so
universal satisfaction is no experiment.
Each bottle Is positively guaranteed to
give relief, or the money will DO round.
cd. lis admitted TO be tho most roli-
able for Coughs and Colds. Trial bottles
free ut Logan Drug Co.'S Drug Store
Large size 50c md 81. q
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-08-03
FINANCE Axp TRADE.
Tue Features Of TIE Money aaa ssSet
FfaFkPts

HhFhets'
NV YnNK. August 2-Houey On eslI Easy a.
1 pr cent. ibst loan PCT c'ut: r'1Hssi a. PCT
crpL Primo mercantile paper S1S prf ceat
Sterling e1caanFc dur and easier ri9t s'fat s9'f
Silver rrrtiGOases desc The total sales Of stocks
,oAsy wsre lT7.5u thsrc4,
Tbcrp was o trins HiOrC business dope on the
Ttock cGc.inngv &c LAY thAn on ysateFHiAy' the ~
csrssC being due 10 purchases for me iofriGn &c
court ~ the Dp4DipE tkcee Hefp bufluS
orders UE the board In 81 iHul. Louisville 2
Nashville, A'chlspn and Efic sud Nc tone OF we
market fUF AIueY,rRf. spCuhfIes 10 London vas
strong and ESPECIALLY for Louisville SHshFNIc.
the Improvement bsinR due to reports thal we
tariff dcad lock Il likely 10 hc broken N1ihln =
few days. lhNpitO tho fact that tbs fepou
Ens rntFrIJ ~ vhFisncS With the iActe a they
err understood N exist hcfIA tho konnnn OPll.
ion bHCt "a by f.pntinn buying. hal so e"'-ft oa
the market. Nnd during tho rrSt hour oi DUAL
ntss mo 'FctI OF nricIs vas npEhFt. LoniSvillc
4 ShShriliG, the GrnngenS, General Electric
t'ninn PRclnr. Erie and Consolidated tAA u'lng
most recruitment In the advances. pnrnS lIs CAY
Is afternoon suEHr WIS neglected. but Hhott'y u
tnrs delivery hour lN'gu hlnS kn u tock were Gn
loaded Oh The meTkci. handinH the stock u orn
rapidly aud uncovrTing stop orders. WhIch
brought out considerable long TtorR. INNS Aua'
liz 10 tic volume ot sniet until IUst before tho
close was reached. Il being IL IeL, eent peloN
the closing ii,FiN yesterday. rally o. leL
cent tOituTcl With mai reaction o. = EeI
cent Tho iTncrul l.St WAS unveiled during Tue
afternoon i,1ctnatiuS between NFrhf!h Auu
weakness. the IInul dealings being mnde ~
fractional rally sud the market closing IaIIy
fE. except for sUgaF which lost "A i'eF CSu' U"
the DAY.
6nTcmncn, and state bonds Inactive.
HHtlFOsd bonds firm
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tarn 9tncli.

CHICAGO, Augus.2 Hogs. receipts SCOOP head:
ghinmuniS 9.OEI hGnd mnriCt allow aud weak
with prices 5nIUc lower. rough packing 81 5'ai To-
mixed Il 7nti ~, heavy packing md Stripping
g. sJAi o. Cattle. receipts i20OO ncndi shipments
5000 hcn'li market quiet but EtcAiyj natives
81 7SG2 81 ShrCp. receipts 700 head; shipments
i,0NO head; market steady,
Ear LIBERTY. IA. August ?.-Cntilc. receipts
light, ulurket dull and prices unchanged. Hogs
receipts very light: market steady: PhIlniclrhiHs
e. 3Sai ~; hest Workers. s. 3iAI ~ Sheep market
dull and unchanged
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-08-03

CONSTANT coughing will, il neglected,
Iu!lamN tho entire mucous membrane
lining tho aIr pnssngc 70 thOlungs. Cubob
Cough euro is tho only remedy to be
relied upon 10 give quick relief and
ullay inflammation. It is soothing III
its effect; is most pleasant and agrcCa.
bio TO tnko; children like IL.
Sold by Alex T. Young, John KlaSl,
Wheeling. and Bowie & Co., Bridge.
port, Ohio.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-08-03

Is an ago Of fraud and nhu'teratton, Il
Ia certainly gratifying to know that
such m acknowledgement preparation as
Ayor'a snraaphArilIa may DO implicitly
relied upon. II ncvor VARIES either in
quality, appearance. or effect, but is al.
wayR up To tho standard.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-08-03

svYFToNs 90 Moisture: iu:ou~D i'rh'nc AMI
siInvlng; most AZ night wore bv srFutchluy II
allowed IL continue tulnJN form which often
bleed and uCur1:o, becoming yCrv sO'n
SwAVSr'S OIETNEST stops 'hu itChlug aud
hcc,llng, hCalS ulCcmtlOn and IN most clIcy 70.
moves Tho tnmn's ~ ilTuEg'iS OF by mail, for
tOcyntS ~ Swuynr ~ son, Philadelphia
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Willie was asleep, and Dan was lone
~. Willie lie the minister ssoni Dan 70
lis dog. Il was Sunday morning, ana
everyone wGs at church but these two
friends. II was warm and sunny. and
thcy could hear tho prOachinR. Tor
their house was ncxtdoor tothe church.
Dan" said Willie, "it IL better here
than in church, for you can hear every
word" In come way. whilo Willie was
listening DO fell asleep. Dan kissed
him on tho nose; but when Willie went
70 sleep no went TO sleep 10 Stay ana Gla
not mind triiles. so Dan sat down win
tho funniest look OF caro- on his wise
black faco, and with ono car ready Tor
outside noises. Now, the mtnietor had
for his subject Daniel" This was tho
name no always gave Dim when no was
teaching him to sit up and Deg anu
other tricks. Whilo tho dog eat
thinking, tho name "DaniU" foil on his
ready cor. Dan ut onco ran into the
church through the Vcstry door IIe
stood on his hind legs, with his lore
paws close beside tho minister, who DID
not acc him, but the congregation did:
When tho minister shouted Daniel
avuin. tho sharp h0rks said "Yos, ell"
as plainly as Dan could answer. The
Minister started back. looked around
and saw the funny picture. Then he
wondered what he should do next but
lust then through tho vestry camc vii:
lie. His faco was rosy from sleep. and
he looked little frightened. Hc walked
straight toward his papa and said:
"PleasO 'scuso Dan, papa; ! went
aalecp and no ruined away" Thcn he
walked out With Dan looking back on
the smiling congregation. Tho preacher
ended his sermon on "Danie" MS bess
no could, but no made q resolve il no
ever preached again on the Prophet
Daniel he would tie up that dog.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-08-03

OIL CRY, IA. Ansust a-OrcncG Trsr; high.
Cst ;GXc; lowest 7fS4o: cirstA 7gitc sales ?LOl
barrels, shipments l0l,GS7 hOrrrls; runs 7!,sl'
barrels.
Srw YORW August 2,--irtrolCum heavy: no
snrs. September option closed offered Ut hc
P,TTSm'EGU, PA. Angus, ?.-Opcncd Of TJI3c:
closed and lowest 70isc highest 7eNc
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Attentionl Parents, Guardians & Others.

when you arc looking for n school Why DO rou
listen 10 exaggerated and unreasonable claims
Tor vr,frrvncc male bY schools having no expo.
rIelirc and no reputation In ilnpNrtIHRa business
education. md decide In their favor wt'hoH.
personally Investigating mud making CCon!laFi'
soII Of the courses OF obstruction MI fRCilltieS
nyC and reputation OF schoOlsH II you will call
Oh each and cxn,ninc ity facilities md then com
pare them YOU will find the difference IN favor
Of the WHEELING BUSINESS COLLEGE so
great that you cnunot fail 10 give Il tho prefer.
CncO IN every regard BY doing ron eau Ilc'
eide lntcll!euntlr md avoid making the unt0r'
tuunte mistake that SOmc 10.
plcASe Gull or address
WHEELING BUSINESS COLLEGE.
,ya Wheeling. ". Va.
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When paby was sick, VS. give her csstoria.
When shc WIS CHILD. Sho cried for CastortN-
When sl,r hcnmc M!s' IN" chung To CNStort",
When ssO had ChDtirun, she gave thoU1 COStorts.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-08-03
,.EE, Pennsylvania Stations
[VaS8nn8VIVanid LINES
Tra;na Run by Cen:ral TTne.

rIrEyr OFFICES At IE1t'sV,NA*IA STATION ~
WATEu ST. f,toT OP Ei.RvrErII NJ, WtlIHksHo'
~ iCnr iI0VsE, WuEELIHO, AND At ms
pEENSYTHASh STATION. pIInGETGNf
r......,,r...e AY,.r1.nt-.o Wv nAs1f = MnirrE.e
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NIrtnlA.


Hrw YnuX. Angus, Pig iron tu'l. Copper
qu!r, Lead Qu!G', Tin easy; 'tra.Hhto SIG ~
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-08-03

A Pittsburgh newspaper says white
dress il now mn oddly in that town,
which Is black with smoke.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-08-03

CrvcfYSAI:, o. August Cotton hul!: tntn
ding nv.
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q q Wheeling, W. Va.

SEIT. ,. :, q, o nni I. 1898.
Grrict nnh GREATER than cvVf Twelve Trot'
finn. Pacing mud Running Races ono S!nH,N
Double Triple and QundIuple Parachute Leans
from one Balloon by a Lady. Gentleman ana
Two nogs LNnsr anil Nno exhibit OF Live stock.
Agricultural implements. Farm Products. fInnN
Flowers, Fruits and numerous sirtln! nt'
incttonN Excursion rates on 8ll railways
Speed eutriCS clOiO AugusIG L!vO stock en-
tries rlUeD August ~
Address Secretary for Premium List eto
GEORGE HOOK, secretary,
A. REYNAH%, President jn-o
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-08-03

Ngw ,onE. AnrnN l.-wool actIvg
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CuhtGslnnd Accommodation. hVh M Illy
Gin Grafton AcEom,n~innou. $50 y. M. daily.
Mouudvilp Accommodation 80 nud MS a.
N. and G'o = IN, cTceat Snnd4y, md 1850 p, II
saturday only.
90. AHUwH,
From gov Yrrs, Ihl'atspA!a sod Baltimore,
SIS n ~. daily,
KcysNr ExpTcss 6OOp n. daily.
CumbctlHud Accommodation. $40 p n, OK
GmitSil Accommodation. 1000 a. III, daily.
MuundSy!ilO Accommodation 40 IA. OK
crypt Snndav; 1000 0, N. an!ly. aud tn STOP.
H.. except Sun'iay. and 1910 PIN. satutd4y only.
TRANsoHro DIVISION.
Por Coumbusnnd Chicago. 3sianI u p N.
0' GiS'yIa,osu, ona Gpciauna Express 1927 Il II.
ny! Newark VI decentralization c &.op IA, daily cy.
" Il CInirvi.c Accommodation 1870 t. NJ ind
GsHIl In, except SUNDAY
ARRIVE
Chicago Express, g:Ii y III auI iO.;5am daily.
Giuonn1,i Express, Ii' W IN mud 5:si y. H.
dniIv.
q CIairSvilh, Accommodation, 1855 l. Ill, aad
5.?j y IN. daily. except sinii%
WHEELING PITTSBURGH DIVISION
Fo, rt'rs,ur,h. 400 AMI 7'DI M. daily. !!9O
II m. lniIv, except Sunday gal Asilp IA. daily.
For TnV'urgr run the east jlpa N nrij,Ab
p. IN. iWt'N. .
P!,,shu,Vh fxprc.A s'Jo y III Sunday only
AVillvr
From Pittsburgh. 1915 y, m, aud 60 p m. ii'ai
n. IN ,InIIy. aud I.iii T. 10, except sunday, lud
iOoI a. N. sunday only
washington Accommodation, s'io o IA, DAILY,
except sunday
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RAlLWAY TIME CARE,

Arrival 4ne departure 81 tfaiai % tu1 i'ies
Nay q. !S2L tsyrfsSkurS cT 3d. r~rstE
AAsLs 'hItN, -sruiAy eur ltH' lN'glu "a
rrftG. '4s,sf'sy CHtv1'rus i>lu lhy na', sA:'
.fLLIk .MN L.sL.fn s-anL ~ LLl-
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1894-11-10

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A young society LADY, afer round q
gayety, becomes suddenly conscious a N IN
usual sensation. She has frequent attacn q
dininess, kev boek oeka, end she feels Aas ana
generally run down.
Mothers, Look we'll 10 your danghtenl
Danghters look veil 70 youRselvol
Let the firsk symptom dsnoeinG the aP-
proach Of disease receive your INFANT attsa-
ton. Healthy women are The hope II the
race. and il i well-nish criminal 70 nesass
anything which promises relief
There l. Aepefor al su6eren from Nerves
Diseasea Read what follow:
N1 Jennie C. Davis, . enc artist and n
accomplished anthoresa. Of West6ead, VA.
had been subject to headache ever sincs shs
could remember. So severe were her A.
All treatment had failed TO relieve her, bat
amer using DR.. Miles Restorative Nefvine
she writes: q Ny record b 10 ne. d lsask
satisfsctory. No headache, constantly In
creasiug appetite, and consequent gain In
weight Of two and half pounds in just oos
Six weeks later she writes: Have rod
and seved immoderstely Of late but NJ
headaches do not return"
Mrs. John r. Ailler,of Valparaiso. In,
was attacked three yean ago With turn Of life
in its worst form. Il finally vent 10 hee
head, and all indications we're that Il would
result either in insanity or eofening Of the
bsafn. Her hushand thu wTitos L would
- Impossible for NJ 70 efIsnes . 1ss1ipessa
q kw ss1s~i.ss during Ill this tina. SAs
was treated By our .wy ~ local Physici.na.
With bat Temporary bene6I She has taken
four bottles Of On. NIL1 RESTORATIVE
Nkavux, and IL cared. She hes gained
tweasy pounds In weight I tel yoa. ahe
oiten hlessn yoa for What you have done Tor
hers
Rscollect that for the CURE Of Al Nsr-
vous D;ssssss there b no remedy which ap-
proaches d.. NSl1 Rssssras;rs Nervine il b
Tree from d.ngeroas drugs and opiatsG Sold
by all druesisas. on positive guarantee o.
DE-. Niles Medical Co, EkhaEt Lad
Sold by MILLER BROS. Druggists.
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MONEY TO LOAN.

Nesessss ,osss vasssA snA negoetsasA With
eAsa<su sArstes 60 impsos - tssms II kosseAai
esansy, lAaAs. Nc nsQa<taAs sGsstxht srseA fes
eeuL Sire yeas k~eas asA ekoa1 q emmRhns01 81
svo ~ essI We osiy vssI assa atAn aAAs.
Mortgages ssaewsd tksa Aase kssa saA1a by
oaA.e snu@pastsA tarsss ssanDs sss sseaJ.
Axhtsss.
jsis Wu. AEeSth sNOkms
bAkGs CRY. Ossaox.
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Harrison. Idaho.
NdErR UALENE b . city Of iJm

NtErR UALENE b . city Of iym
~ pneaiaisss. beautifully situated on
The northern ahors Of The famous CGur
dAlene lake. - mites east of Spokane
on bsanrh iine u the Nsstlsrn Pacific
nm. I.inrx Of sseamess make regular
trips nom this city up the lake 10 ihe
head Of navignttsa - lie ~. jos aud
C~ar d Aisne rtvssx. connecting n Old
Nlssass eth tbs railroad line into the
gold. silver ard Srsd mts-s. The city ID
oae Of siss most noscd summer rrsosts
In the northwest, snd b brcomsns usosv
popular each yesr. Iss fishing. hantins
heading and bathing attractions ars al
most umisiasA Tho finest L. 4 mill
tAsy poss In the west trsst sherman
and its magnificent forest PARK seserva
tioa adtain t.r city on the west Thu
country round about b made up Of rsct
agricultural lands and extensive forrssl
Of yellow pine. Or. osass and tamafsc
and the city h destined 10 become
mak,afaetartng crntsr for The product
Of these woods. The basiness ucu ans
seAidrnh arc enAxwssine. and taxi
pride In making the place attractive
There are ave church organizations
iiapxiss Methodist. Presbyterian, Epis
copai and l,oman Catholic The srcre
orders arr wcli rsprrsrntcd BY . lodg
each os Masoas. Odd Fellows. knights o
rythias. A. OF. u. A. H. and Women
Relief Cospa The city IL supplied wit
electric lishss. good watss works. u
esgans public ach.nk building. sash nm
door factory. two saw mills. two irs'
clasa hotels, boat .buildins yards. es'
There are yet good opportunities to O.
gage In lucrative basinnas and In dive
sisci farming. Manufactures are pa
ticuiariy desircd. and are ofIcsrd extr
Inducements. The sumuers arc ten
peraia. with sufBcicat rainfall 10 Insult
abundant cropa. while the .winten ~
free from extreme cold. No better Y
cation for profitable investments or Il
securing ideal homes can Be- found
the northwest There II always ws
come here. among IN excellent peopa
In beautiful region and IN incompa
mile climate.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1894-11-10
oxuxaAL xxws OF THE xLxcrIoH.


Ysll Returns Change 1ssslts Generally In
Favor u Rspaslieaas.
Complete returns from the Third
Missouri congressional district show the
election Of Dockery. democrat by s.s4s
plurality.
NJ. T. Howard. populist, has defeated
Dclson, democrat, in the Seventh Ala
bama district. Returns from the First
district indicate the election OF Good
win, populist over Judge Cobb, demo.
crat.
The election for governor OF Tennes
sec has not been definitely settled. The
republicans claim the election OF Evans
BY 1900 majority, while the democrats
claim Tarneys election by 5000 "a
1000.
senator Faulkner comedies that thu
republicans have defeated Wilson IL
West Virginia and carried four con
pressional districts and the legislature
Louisiana sugar planters are under
derstood to have had spoilers In thre'
sugar districts. The republicans m
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1894-11-10

o, SlAyteE %. luc 1opuilSt SS6tc uCAes
geceived q votes.
Elk Mountain-Wilson 6, Ballentine
s. Gum 2, Mcconnell s. Stevenson 6,
Ballantine 2, Keat 8, Holleman s, May
hew 2, Beale Z. Mcfarland Z, Jones 3.
Brown 9. Nelson g, Henry ;. vanGas-
ken Z. Crane IL, Burke :. Bragaw 1
Quirk Q, Ryan 8, Martin I, Quaries Z.
Costello q, Melder 3, Cusick Q, White 9,
Hill 9. Dittemore I, Ashley IA. Sabin Z,
Loop 6, Palmeter s, Slayter 1. Warren 2,
Bothwick 2. Ball 8, Donahue 2.
BOISE, IDAHO, Nov. at Is supposed
that about 5000 votes were cast in the
recent election. OF those, 5000 have
been heard from and give the following
result:
| Wilson, Republican. for congress, 8.
44a; valentine, Democrat, 4.6ss; Gum
Populist, 6.2eo.
Mcconnell, Republican, for governor
1917; Stevenson, Democrat, 5.6Sl; nal
lantine. Populist 5.aSS.
The vote on the rest Of the Republi
can candidates runs little higher thar
on Wilson or Mcconnell, and the plural
/ tiles also range 500 higher. Wilson's plu
. rality will be close to 1850, and the res'
: over 5000.
: The legislature stands, house Is Re
: publicans and 10 Populists; senate
. Republicans. Democrats. 4 Popalists
: doubtful.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1894-11-10

C>nweh Services.
METHODIST. Sunday SCHOOL Ct 10 .. ~.
Meeting Of Epwovth League. go p
m. Preaching at I'D p. n. o.. @.
Muller, pastor.
Northumberland chool Of 10 Q.
IN, Preaching 1t u q a. and p. n.
Christian Endsas0r society ut p. n,
r. u. Watson, pastor.
Regular man Ut u .. m.
sunday. school : p. n. vespeu Ut .
p. "a. Father Becker. pastor.