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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-12-15
Competition In tho Oil Business.

Competition In tho Oil Business.
The opposition to the Standard Oil
Company organized in Ohio deserves
tho good will OF the public. Its pres
ent field of operation is to be in Ohio, 80
far as production is concerned, but ii
successful there perhaps it will invade
tho Pennsylvania and West Virginia
fields aud give the producers some
wholesome competition for their oil.
Que success on this line would encour-
ago others to embark in n business in
which the ono great company has been
practically dictator.
The oil development OF West Vir'
GINA has only fairly begun. As it pro-
cceds it is very desirable that it shall
DO on basis Of full value for those who
have oil 20 cell. Under the present lop-
sideH System the Standard fixes the
pTico without regard to value.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-12-15

I,ONDoS, Dec 1.-THE Times to-day
definitely announces That the Hon.
Mackenzie Bowel, Canadian minister
OF trade and commerce, has consented
to form a ministry Tor the Dominion oil
Canada.
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cuIlcuRA WORKS WONDERS

CrrICuRA REsoLvESr, the new blood and
skin purifier. and greatest of humor remedies,
oms elements, and thus removes the cause, while
CUTICURA, tho great skin cure, and CuTIcrRA
Soar, an exquisite skin bcautltier, clear the
skin and scalp, and restore the hair.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-12-15

RANGooN, BRrrIsH BURMAH, Dec. a.
Unusually severe and repeated earth
quake shocks have been experienced
here during the last twenty-four hours.
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Sold throughout the world. Price. CUTrcuRA,
5Oc.; Soar, 25c.; REsoLvEHT, al POTTER DRUG
AND CHEN. CORP, Sole Proprietors, Boston,
aS-"How to Cure Skin Diseases" mniled free.
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DR.. A. S. ToDD's LIVER Pills are in
valuable in the treatment OF all liver
diseases. % cents per box.
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Mans fine Velvet Embroidered Slip
pers rs cents. Mems Elegant Plush
Slippers 81 90. LocKE's.
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REPUBLICAN
PRIMARY ELECTION.
AT LOWEST PRICES.

On December Is, 1885,, between the hours Of /
aud o'clock p. m., voting places for the p1''
pose OF placing In nomination Republican taa'
didates for the offices OF Mayor, Chief Of Poilo"'
City Clerk. Wharf Master City Council and b.
ecutIve Committeeman, will be established IN
the different wards as follows:
Flnt ward-vigilant Engine House
Second ward-Narkct Hall
Third Ward-Police Court COON
Fourth wGrd-Atlantic Engine House
Fifth ward-Hook and Ladder House
Sixth ward-RepublIcan Club Room
Seventh Ward-Hose House.
Eighth ward-oalce Of JOS A. Ankle and SoS
Room OF David HRhne.
CITY REPrBLICANE XECuTEvECoMMiTTEh
RICHARD ROBERTSON, Chairman
A. C. DAVIS. Secretary. 42
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READ Shook & Co.'s new lad" to-day
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ASK for our SEQ trimmed Hats, worth
double. klCE'S.
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Tnr income tax law not only leaves a
war tax in time OF peace; it lnys bare
the private business OF the citizen to
the public officer. With n crowbar and
microscope the representative Of the
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ATTEND our opening display Of Jnpan-
csc Pottery. hiCES'
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DuRs1's Fine Candies shipped to all
parts of the country.
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ApozeN coLUofNs

would Not sunies to Tell the "Bar=ain'
Story of the Bon Tou.
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AMUSE M ENTS.
ADJUSTMENTS.
oPERA-H HOUSE
Thursday, Friday, Saturday and Satut-
day Matinee, b REG q aaa T.
Under the Auspices aud for the BcneHt ofthe
ANCIENT ORDER UNITED HORKNRN,
The Witch Of EndOr F!

The grandest Musical and Scenic Production
now Oh the stage 200 Performers. Magnificent
CoSr,ines, Grand ChoTnses. Music, Dancing.
Marches. all combined In producing and giving
life 70 the most wonderful scenic effects ever
produced on any GtAge
from Eden. The Deluge, DIsempArEment from
the Ark. The Contest Between David and Go
Hath, SolOmon's Parade, The Star OF Bethlehem.
The Triumphsl Entry lnto Jerusalem Christ
Before PLATE, Tho Crucihxion. The Earthquake.
The Discovery OF Moses, Mary at the Tomb, and
many other magnificent scenes. Founded on
the Bible. and historically correct In every de-
tail. Every body should see It
Reserved seats Houses music store. Monday
morning at O'Clock. Reserved seats 75c. delO
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5lNE years as a pc
Rod Of time is long
or short according
10 the point Of view
from which you OBJ
serve. A nine-year-
old boy qfRirl is not
considered a veteran
by any means, and
couldn't, properly
speaking, qualify as
the writer OF a vol
ume OF memoirs. A
nine-year old BUSH
ness house, too, is
not considered an
oId.timer, but IN
that span OF years
, success or fail.
'l:e" can be STAN ped
indehbly across its
sign board. Just
nine years ago an
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-12-15

DvRsF's fine candies.
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Dowx in South Carolina they have
lvnched another negro. Negroes are
abundant in South Carolina.
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FwESTY.sEyENTH ANNUAL
TWESTY.SEyENTH ANNUAL
Holiday Announcement
Old City Bookstore.

Owing to the fact that our oa'''
ness has very much outgrown gu!
storeroom, we have been somewhat
delayed in arranging our Holiday
Stock of Books. Games, Stationery
Requisites, etc.
We will be glad to have our Gus
toners who desire any EnsrarInS'
Subscriptions, or Special Books
mot in stock) ordered TO leave
order for same before the 2oih 10
insure delivery before the 2jm.
Our stock of Books is equal to ta"
of any bookseller in the choice Va
riety Of late publications.
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DuRsT's fine candies.
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NEW ACCOMPLISHMENTS

T ANoRA-THE RENOWNFp,.TS
IL Si PHlmisi, will make ~ ,f f,,., , ~ u
wanting readings for the next y s!.4, Is, :
ton EuGrauIocd SoS Main stree.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-12-15

CiarksJnpg. W. Va. Dec. Il.
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BE plain in dress, and sober in your diet;
In short, my dcary, kiss me and be quiet
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-12-15

west slide young mum. whose name
we withhold, owing to his prominence,
yesterday morning awakened with a
splitting headache. His Uranium felt as
though ten thousand imps OF dark ness
were boring holes through 1t. His throat
was pnrched and dry, and his mouth im-
pregnated with pecn llur sensation known
rs u dark brown taste The symptoms
were not unfamiliar to the young man, but
he was nevertheless puzzled.
For. be 1t understood. that had not dial.
lied with the cup that cheers since his
marriage one year ago. For once,
thought he. there was an effect without a
cause, and most serious effect at that.
As TO crawled out OF bed bent upon
placing his throbbing head beneath a
faucet OF cold water. his wife awoke with
b start. For a nom lent she gazed uncer.
tainly at the forlorn figure OF her worse
half. and then put her arms about his
neck.
Oh, O" she exclaimed, 'T have
hnd the most horrible dream. dream d
that instead of staying home and reading
to me last night. as you did. you were
down town drinking, and came bono In a
horribly intoxicated condition. Wasn't
that an awful dreamT And the young
husband crawled back Into bed, squeezed
his throbbing brow anu agreed with her
moot emphatically.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-12-15

wITMrSaroN. DEC lS --CRiss-near Sir:-
want you to sond me drum, some
oranges, soma candy and some nuts.
And my brother Harvey warts soHIs
candy. an express wagon and the davii In
the band box, HENRY ". DAVIS,
scholar OF No 81 school,
WILMINGTON, DrL.-DRAR SANTA CLAus:-I
thought onld wrlta you n few lines to
letvou know what want Christmas. san.
"a Claus please bring ma school satchal
with my initial on It. and want hood
with pink ribbon on 1t | want mack
chain. and pair OF shoes to speak my
piece up at tho church Dear ssaPta Claus
II you bring mo what ask you for 1 will
thank yen very much. Santa Claus my
litt q sister Alice eald she wants new pair
OF shoes, and doll baby. and a hood with
pink ribbon on 1t and acme candy, My
brother sad he wants q hat with ear hobs,
and an overnoat and some toys and please
bring me some candy. 40 will cay good.
bye with loya to you. From your little
friend, ANNIE L, GoDwIN
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-12-15

Maggie MoNanus and Georgiana Ban.
nor were iinod 80 and costs each for dis.
orderly conduct by Judge Ball .hls morn.
Ing. They are part OF gbng that have
made the nelghborhooi on the cause way
eimoat unbearable. They eongrexate at
Shepherds house and the liquor 10 con
stantly carried to the place und tho Shep-
herd boy is cruelty treated.
Alexander Wortenbury, was teld In
5000 ball Tor his appearance at the upper
court on the charge of larceny. He had
been seen to ralae q window aud enter tho
house OF Thomas Morris In Bradya Court
about two weake ago. 1915 was taken
from his pocket.
Charles Reynolds was beld In a peaee
bond OF $500 towards Mrs. Turner, He
mad 9sen boarding at her house. at 245
Tatnall street, until about steven davs
ago. At ono time they were engaged 10
he married but because he would not stop
drinking the engagement MAS broken.
He has been talking In a seandaioua fnan.
ner about Mrs. Turner trying to de.arne
her reput,tton. In the court he tried TO
do tho same thing by casting out rclieo.
tons.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-12-15

Special Correspondence.
DOVER Dec. IS. Eleven.year old Joseph
Turner. who disappeared from his homo
here during the summer, causing much
worriment to hs parents has been
found. Last week an uncle was visiting in
Philadelphia. whan he met the boy. When
questioned as To where he had been. he
said that when he left Dover he went to
the fair grounds and boarded q freight
train to Wilmington. and from there
walked to Philadelphia. While in the lat.
ter citv be took walk around the
whnrves when seaman asked him IL he
would like to go to New York on his boat,
The hoy, desiring to 20 was taken on
board and mado several trips between
tho two eities doing light work on board
the boat. The boys uncle brought him
back here
handsome altar has baen purchased and
will soon he paead In Christ p Il. Church
tn the memorv Of the late MIR. Gibson
Sncs the tnath of Mr.. G'baon. the church
has extended calls to sevaral pastors but
thus for NIL have proved fntila. Thu last
one was sent to Rev. ". J. Wikle Of Nav
York bur ha acreptad another from st.
Anna's Church Mlddlatown.
Next Sunday the Knights OF Pvt hins
will attend divine service at tho Baptist
Church md listen to q sermon to be de.
ilvered by the Rev. A. ID. Carpenter, pas.
tor.
At the quarterly conference OF Weslev
M. T. Church. resolution was unani-
mousiv ado"tef to Invite the Wilmington
Annual Conference to hold Its session OF
1906 in Dover.
Dover conelava, No $50 ]. O. II eisct-
ed the following officers at thalr In ST
meeting: Past Nchon. ]. Frank Wilds;
Archon D. g. Montgomery: Provost llZe,
kial T. Cooper; Sacretarv. g. w Fisher;
Financier. John Carrow: Treasurer. .Jamas
y. Roggs; Pralata ~ T. Patnatnrv; Ia
eDaetor w Carson: Warden. Samuel II.
Carson: Sertinel w Haman; Trnstees
John Satteraald. n. ". wilson and y. D.
Svnhard; Representative to Snpr eme
Conelavn James II. Huges; Altern ate.
J. Frank Wilds.
Samuel Barker held box aoclnl at his
residenre ~ Tuesday night for the hene.
III OF the Baptist Young Peoples Union.
A neat sum was realized.
Gor,on's Mipftrels will show at the
Opera Houae next Tuesday night
An examination for teachers for the frat,
second and provisional grades will be
held here on SATURDAY., December %. by
Superintendent Tindail
a. q. M1ssey will move to Dover and
open livery stable on Governors avenue,
opposite thn Rayard House.,
The wali-tnown Hotel Richards on.
which has heen closed tor como time, will
soon he re-opered.
January ia moving dav In Dover.
Rentahle houses are very scarce. 1hers
are n numher of families who CANNOT Rat
housas This Ia a gaod place for some
ore TO Invest inonayin bulldogs.
Frad Eden bach of Wilmington, was In
Dover, Tuesday
John II Sshl of thu Index spent Satnr.
day. Sunday and Monday In Whining
ton.
Misa Cora Dunn. IL visiting In Greens.
bnro Md
Mrs. L NJ. Wright Is visiting her par
ents IN Pleasant Grove, Pa.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-12-15
Clerk Riggs VIII NOT Resign.

Since the last election there have been
rumors that many of the Court House
officers including Clerk OF The Peaeo
Biags would resign SO that Governor
Re, nolds could fill their places aud thus
deprive Govsrnor-elect Msrvll OF his ap.
pointing power.
Clerk Biggs has given out thls letter:
ITO My Democratic Friends: | desire to
state emphatcaliy that don't propose to
resign my position-no. not for anyone,
There Is no man In America who can
influence me to resign my position una ar
any circumstances.
81 was appointed by Democratic gov.
ernor md that governor was my brother.
dout prouose to disgrace my position
or his good name for any cause what
sosyer.
Il think mora of my good name snd
reputation than all tho IN oney eyer coined.
and ask that no honorable Dem ocrat an.
proRch mo on the subie ctr
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-12-15

YESTERDAY was day of clear braclng
weather which made hundreds OF Wi.
mlngtGn women feel that 1t was thair
hound en- duty to do some Christm 1s
shopping. In a great many cases they
also felt that 1t Was their duty to take tha
children along to ssa tho temptIrg dis.
PLAYS In the store windows aud the re.
ault was that tho shopping thoroughfares
were so crowded all day long That per.
elowiy Indeed or else tread all over some.
body else's skirts.
The shoppers had found out where to
go by reahlnE the adyertislng columns OF
the REPUBLICAN. and on they surgad In a
mighty avalanche until they had fulfilled
their missions or become too weary to
continue thBlr eAufch,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-12-15

ThIra Gins. Passengers es, out and ru.h.

Third CiHHs Passengers Get out und Push,
A rather good story is told Of one Of
Wilmington's young dlvines. who during
last summer WAS travelling through
Europe In company with another we'll
known Wilmington gentleman.
On taking stage couch ride one morn.
ing the divine, who Is rather tall In stature
with q very Short" name, thought he
would take ride In the third class de.
partment The coach seats were divided
OIL iu first, second and third class fires.
All went well for some time md the
young clergyman was congratulatiug
himself OH his good fortune at having as
good birth in tho third class fare us those
who were travelling iirst.olass At last
tho coach came to Il steep hill. Tho driver
pulled up the horses and called out: "All
first-class passengers keep their seats the
second class passsngers will get out and
walk up the hill while the thrd-class pas.
sengers will get out and help push the
coach up the hill.
The young clergyman at first was non
plussed at this turn of afairs but he put
his broad shoulders to the back of the
coach and helped tts Iooom otlon up In
worry "shor" order. powing that third
class fare was all right as long as a fel.
low did not have to get out too often TO
walk and help push up hills. He rather
enjoyed tho journey nevertheless and
his friends have had many a good laugh
at his expense.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-12-15

sousa. Monarch OF tho March, was
quite fayorlte among those who greet.
cd him In the Grand Opera House ybster.
day afternoon, and from the overture
which was by Raymond. until the close
6f the programf mo lle carried his hearers
With him. go to speak, on the tip Of his
lightly waving baton.
lhe audience caught tho spirit oil the
march rythm, which seems to have IaKen
possession OF Sousa, and which will pro.
bably not be exercised until he has avoly.
I'D many more such works as Liberty
Bell, Washington Post, " "Hlgh school
CAdets' and ths like.
There is sort OF tramp tramp music In
Bousa's marches. "a kind of moving rsgl-
mont sugReation--whlch, allied with their
sparkling melodies, make them seem q
musical picture of shining epanlettes
and braas buttons. long lines of solliors.
cheering multltndes and the waving OF
many flags 1t 10 the kind OF music that
makes 1t necessary for one to hold one,s
bend and feet rigid, lest they go wae eging
and tapping along with the music.
The swing OF tho marches is in the man.
too. md. standing high above the musi.
clans and leading them In peculiar style
OF his own, he stemed for the time per.
Bonitloation OF martial music.
At first Sousa's EaBtures se med to savor
OF afieotation, but theyare probably uatur.
ri to the man, ami whether affected or nat.
9ist aio Sei fanny iuhoihhtiHR 10 Wdtcn.
he nss quick and particularly ELOQUENT
way OF Tipping OIL tho Ineasufes contain.
ing Crisp stacca to passaRes nnd also the
hbrupt accentuatal ilnal chords A favor
lie gesture OF his ls to let both arms swing
mp and down at his sides pendul m. like
~ u tl,b ~nlte.hlu x,oieu hands werA two
tight indlab oinbs swung Dafore. raised
over the shoulders.
The marches. including the bright men
"Direetarate" and Manhattan went
with q snap and were by far tho IN ost
sncceselui NUMBERS on the progranme.
Fne heavier numbers were not so Of
feotiye, needing tho ilexibillty and Benti-
ment of tho strings.
dhe soloists were received with enthu.
eiasm; iney we're NJ. Jean Moere1nans,
enxophonist; Alma. Francesca Guthrie.
Aoyer' soprano hnd old farorite in Balti-
more ATthur ffyor trombonist, and
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-12-15
Highest of all in Leavening Power-Lae U. S. Govt Report
RH:az!!!!fRs g! fskassi! fRskiRs
ABSOLUTELY PURE


The regular monthly meeting of the
Friendly Visitors OF the Associated Char.
rites was held In the Now Century Club
yesterday afternoon.
An enjoyable concert was given in Har-
rlsou street nj. Il, Church last evening,
u The concert was well attended and the
programme already printed was given.
Chaplain McCabe will lecture on ''The
Bright Side Of Life in Libby Prison." at
Asbury III, Il. Church to. night.
Il. Ii. Kiesel OF Washington d. O.. will
conduct service for the deaf and dumb at
the Y. M, @. A. building OH Market street
between Tenth and Eleventh. to.inorrow
at 2 80 o'clock.
The Lee-Fahey case will be resumed
on Monday.
Miss Katie G. McShea. has returned
from her two months visit to New York.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-12-15
VACATION IS NEAR
Teaching School Is a Weary Tedi-
Gus Let.
Pupils Drain Teachers of Nervous Energy
-rhere Must he No Delay In Keeping
Drain aud Nerves We'll Fed.

-'rhere Must he No Delay In Keeping
Brain aud Nerves weiI Fed.
1t Is fearful trade-this teaching
school.
horde of restless growing boys and
down the strength and nervous power Of
the hard working school teacher.
Tired as school teacher" would ex-
press the utter languor and collapse that
SO few escape before the long weeks are
over.
or all the work open to girls and women
school teaching seems to wear hardest on
brain and nerves. Each day i6 not able
to make up for the nervous expenditure
OF the day before. and 30 there comes the
usual result OF nerves hard worked but
badly nourlshed; the frequent click head.
ache. loss OF strength, no color in lips or
cheeks, low spirits. nervousness. and
dlstate for work.
What Is needed is at once plain to every
physician's eye. He says at n glance:
Your nerves want more food" Get
come red corpuscies into your thin btood
the red corpuseles mean health paine's
celery compound will cause fresh. rutldy
blood to circulate through the veins. and.
will give an im petus to the weakened d.
gestion. Thin people with depleted or
Impure blood, who are easily attacked by
lung disease ana chr onic ailments get
strength and an increase of solid, healthy
liesh from Paine's celery compound. 1t
gives vigor to weak mothers and makes
growing children robust and hearty. Ner.
vous women. not actually sick. but never
really we'll, who are burden to themsel-
yes as well as to Others lind Just the help
their system Graves to restore them to
sound health and happy frame of mind
Healthy color, animation, clear eyes
and well filled out frame, the signs OF
health that never iail. come from the rea-
sonable use OF Paine's celery compound,
II is peculiarly adapted to correcting the
depressing effect on the system OF long
hours OF hard, trying work In the school
room. behind the store counter In the
Office and wherever there is a constant
strain OH the nervous and physical sys.
tenn.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-12-15
JOS. L. CARPENTER.
dI-1m o23 Market Street.

A CARD-During December we will sell
~. the fine9t optical Z obs at prices which
viii enable all to buy cheap ba: valuable
Sht lsthlas gift 0ur ambition to sell only
tue pest pHrfecs attlng glasses has been np-
pfeclatel by our Iany patrons, ,And though
the prices arc low. you will find orr goods
! he best and our lenses tho naesi crystal
soild gold glasses g reduced fr5m 81 Steel
81 50 Eyes examined free by Ia. Itaegcls-
berger, SAG Market street. Opera Houso
avery glass guaranteed s.1 c3;ailgoI free.
n2S-2ss
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-12-15

Mary. tbs y months old child of Mrs.
Ausun lolp IarYianH avenue, yesterday
Aa dly sealded tcrssE by spilltng boiling
nllk over her fana aud shoulder. Mrs.
Aastin nan 1917 shs psi, containing the
tGilli In the chlld's reach and In her 40.
eenee the little ono pulled tha pan from
tha tabis. DR.. u. J. Cochran 10 IN attend.
anoo.