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e aquf las semblanzas:

Ell senor don An 6s Salvador Y
Rodriganez, sobrino del senor Sagas
ia, ingeniero civil como este, 10 que
basta para que SO colija que debe ser
persona entendida; dlputado por vez
primera en- 1886, director los dos
amos de la Companfa arrendataria del
estanco de tabaco y ministro ide Ha-
cienda! & los ocho. ESQ es audar de
prisa ascender con fortuna. Ell
senor Salvador es persona modesto:
10 cual equivale q pregonar 90 meri
rito. No SO cita discurso, informe,
trabajo, estudio fnanciero, camino,
puerto nj calzada que le den, para
ser ministro de Hacienda, mas dere-
cho que & cualquier otro espanol, de
los de ALA Sc entiende. Pero como
no en vano 80 ha dicho de la madre
patria que es 81 pals de los vice
versas, no sera extraro que donde
han fracasado Camacho, Cos Gay6n,
Puigcerver, Gamazo, Ell mismo Mo
ret, acierte Salvador y adqulera asi
81 apellido cierto valor emblematico
6 simb6lico para la Hacienda nacie-
nal, harto necesitada de que la salve
alg1n milagro, que no consiste en
gastsr menos nj en- pagan mas.
Ell se7ior don Aleiandro Groizard
Gomez de la Serna, sobrino del illus
tre jurisconsulto de este 6ltimo ape
lido, antique pregresista, presidente
del Consejo de Estado en- el dltimo
perfodo, autor de unos Concentrates
interesantes de C6digo Penal, da
cierto tono al ministerio, pero no le
imprime carActer.
Ell senior Aguilera, natural de Va
lencia, donde vi6 la loz en 1912, y
no de Ia Habana, como algunos su-
ponen, abogado. antique director de
peri6dico, ex-director general de Es-
tablecimientos Females, ex subsecre-
tario de Hacienda, Gobernador que
ha sido de muchas provincias y dos
yeoes de Madrid, es 1ntimo = conse
cuente amigo del ilustre hombre pd-
blico sefor Moret, con cuyo pensa-
miento esta identihcado.
Don Manuel Becerra Y Bermu-
dez, revolucionario clasico, dem6cra-
Ia, mas avanzado al parecer que nadie
tres yeces Ministro de Ultramar )
una de Fome1to mejor dicho dos
pues de consejero del Rey Amadee
pas6 { fundador de Ia Repdblica sir
hacer siquiera una pausa, como cor
el tempo habfa de adherirse a los
Borbones, por 81 tan anatematlzados
en- sus tiempos de heroe popular, nos
dei6 tan desagradables recuerdos er
1890, que seriamos muy POGO since
ros 81 no confes&semos que le vemos
volyer al ministerio con hondo rece-
10 Y con disgusto, no por 10 que afec.
ten sus determinaciones q nuestra
polltica de partido, que harto he
mos probado en- estos dltimos meses
cuan ampliamente sabemos subordi-
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-03-30
Sc VEND EN-

Un coche 6no lieero de Eeis asient4ss,
casi nuevo. Una turbina sin usar, aplics BILE
la ca7ieria del acueducto con resistencia
de seis cahsllos vapor ccupa POGO espacio
= propia para pequeha industTia- En eats
imprents informarkn.
Ponce, IL de Mario de 1898. LIN.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-03-30
LOS MTNTsTROS NUEVOS

La Ultima crisis ministerial dei6
en- pie cuatro ministries Mcret, Lo-
Pez Dominguez. Pasqulu y Capde-
p6n; y trajo otros cuatro: Groizard,
Salvador, Becerra y Aguilera.
Los que salen son por -desdicha
muy conocidos: los son tanabi6n al
gunos de los que entran; pero fn
de que SO estudie la silueta de cada
uno de estos redentores de Ia Npatria,
tenemos 81 gusto de presen elf5ss
nuestros amigos, eSsSssssfsnJo ne nara
ell clio ia. IN antPPtec PHrlodiec de gran autoridad
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-03-30
Prosigan en- su ia6of
cobarde, infcua y artera,
que el mundo les considera
10 peor de 10 peor.


10 peor de 10 peor.
El gobierno de Madrid separo de
su destino de Inspector de ensenan-
IA del distrito sur don Juan Miriam
da.
Y ell gobierno de PuertoRico nom
bra Inspector INFERNO de segunda
ensenanza del distrito sur q don Juan
Miranda.
Fig1rasenos yer como Sc reptile la
formula de las monarquias heredita-
rias.
"El rey ha nuerto Viva el rey
gritan los cortesanos.
"El Inspector cesa Continde el
inspector
A donde va el prestigio de los 60
bernantes que dictan la cesantfa, no
importa.
Importa, ST, que, presentandose obs
taculos a la provision de la vacante,
la interinidad Sc proIongue por los
siglos de los siglos y don Juan Mi
randa pueda burlar, con el favor, que
Ie sostiene, la justicia, que lie desti-
tuye.
El funcionario no debi6 alcanzar ell
nombramiento, porque era incompe
tente; porque carec1a de servicios y
de aptitudes profecionales porque no
era mas que un cunado de Villamil,
Lo aicanzo y cuando el error Sc
corrige. vueIve nombrar-
sele, per trogpo 0artare.
Es el tiri-tala eterno,
que cuesta mucho nsoais
son las cosas del gobierno;
son las coSas del pals.
al fin cae Esparolini. aquel secre
tario de San German que prohibio q
nuestros corresponsales Ia entrada en-
sus ohcinas, y que cerro 4 piedra y
lodo las puertas de la casa del pue
bio.
Nunca es tarde 81 la dicha es
buena.
| Asf cayesen otros mas altos y mas
perniciosos que Esparolini!
lAsi bajase de su poltrona doa Do
mingo Ayuso, el encargado del ser
vicio de incomunicaciones postales y
telegrahcas
Este no caera, porque. una de dos:
6 no Sc pagaron todavfa Jos muebles
hSst6ricos del casino de Sevilla, no
Sc rompieron adn las aidabas que sir
ven de ssidero ese buen seffor.
Sc nos ha dicho que 81 descenderd
cuando LA DEMooRACIA dele de alta
earle.
Y estamos por creerlo.
Tai alto. tan noble, tan hcrmoso
concepto tenemos del poder colonial
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GRAN DEPOSITO
DE CALzADO y PELErERI -
DE
Jaime R,GlIGn.-At0cka Is

En este asreditado estableeiuaisnso "a
recibe mensnalrnente por Eodos los vanores,
In variadfsimo surtido de calzado Ia tsg4as
classes y preeios, para caballeros, sesoras
ninos, que en calidad no tienen RIVAL
Tambi6n hay constantementa IN extanso
surtiao Dc matariaies hierros dc todas
classes para Espateros talabarteros. Ma
letAs de viaie, driles camisss maliorqninas.
VESTAs AL PoR MAYOR Al. DETAIL.
3v. D. 3. Ponce. Setiernhre Ia ISa3
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THE o \ E

or Indiana Being Forced Into Line-In.
Limitation Bein= Re,Orted To.
Bg4zn, Ism, April e&-It is appar-
eut nov tbs. tho miners OF the block
feldG Of Indiana will join .ie general
strike in the other coal producing states.
The block miner. had agreed With the
operators 20 work until May !, but the
striking miners have formed in mobs,
and risi: the block niGe.s aud induce
the nel 70 come oat In some in
stances they make argument doubly
iorcibie with blows. Yesterday the bi.
luminous miners, strikers, divided into
two mobs, and, headed By bands o!
nrsic, started on Z circuit OF the dis
tnct, visiting every mine and inducing
the block nen 10 come out Mines Nos.
i and 5. Of the Crawford Coal Company,
closed :o-day.
About tEo hundred bituninous men
visited Carbon to-day and the miners
Quit EoIk there They also visited the
Eureka mine and tina: OF the Mcintosh
Company, with similar Euecess. The
employees in the Brazil Block Coal Com
panT's mine Nc. $ came on, La. nigh.
and the men il Nos.3, 4aud9 agreed to
come OUT tonight Abou: TWO hun
6red bTtuninous men headed By 5 band
went down to ~C2seyyiIle and induced
the men in the mine :here 10 Join them.
The bituminous miners are determined
that the block men shall join them and
by tomorrow it il said there will no:
be mine in the whole block coal dig
trict in operation.
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THE COKE STRIKE
Attempt TO issassiun;e sheriff MeCarr.
An Outrage at Oliver.

Attempt TO issassIua;e sheriff Mecarr.
An Outrage At Oliver.
G~EEExssUsG, Pa, APRIL e6-A da.t-
ardly attempt, was made near Nam
moth to a.s..siaa;e Sheriff Mccain.
He Left Mt Pleasan. ina buggy to d-iye
home LAST night and when 2 sho,. dis
tancs IRON Mammoth he noticed two
ugly looking Huns or Slays crouchins
behind q little ouibuildins, and Just
ss ne go. past them two shots
Eere fred az him, and so close did ther
come 20 hitting him that he could hear
the balls whistliug. He whipped ~
his horse and drove into Mammoth
where he, instead OF coming home, re-
manned until midnight when, in con-
'pany with a deputy, he returned TO
Mouns Pleasant An efor, will be
made to run down the vould-be ss-
s2.sia.
AZ Olive, LIST night IN attempt was
made On the life Of one OF the wofkmer.
an unknown striker stole through The
line oi guards about the houses occu-
pied by ,hs vo-kne1, and creeping 10
tie open door OF the house Of Conner
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Dea.A of Mrs. Ellnbe,h Weight.

The steubenrille Gaa:.e ssys: Mrs.
Elizabeth Wright died on Monday,
AGED niuety.iour years, at Mansfield,
Pa. Msz. Wright was born in England,
coming TO this county when sixteen
years old With her husband, Who was
Z member OF old Trinity church, she
lived in this city Tor s number OF years.
They finally went to live on q farm q;
Mcdonald Valuable oil wells were
found on This property, making
Mr.. and Mrs. Wright independent
" wealthy, and they retired
10 Mansfield. Mrs Wrightenjoyed very
good bealih until ten weeks ago, when
she fell while in her room. She pos
sessed al her faculties up to the time
OF her death. She died al the home OF
her son, Isaac Wright, we'll known in
G. A R circles. Her otne, son. John
Wright, is a prominent iron mauuiac-
turss OF Wheeling. The :une.al will
take place to-day 1t Two p. m, in Ale
gheny cemetery.
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STEAMBOAT RECORDS.
Comparison OF Times Made in 1858
and 1894 on tho Ohio.
STEAMBOAT ARCHITECTURE EOE
Is Improving aud Faster Time Can
be Looked For From Now on-The
City OF Louisrillo's Fast Time From
Louisville to CincIunati-orcr 90
Miles an Hour Down strcam-Notes
on Navigation.

In these days Of "c,nuonbsll" trains.
"mid-sir cables" Island ferry boats and
other swit. modes OF transportation.
very little is heard OF the improvements
IN 'teamboa: architecture. The fastest
times made between Cincinnati and
LouisTil!s and Cincinnati ard R.,s-
ourch were made over forty years ago.
and It has become an aeeepied tGcs that
me steamboat reached its prime Two or
td:ee decades ago, The recent perform.
Of the new City OF Louisville be-
tween Cincinnati and Louisville show
that i neE era Of Improvements in
western river steamers has Sc: in.
Iae following table compares the
famous run o! the Telegraph No. 3 and
the Louisville, the latter breathing the
record on the up trip from Louisville TO
CINCINNATI BY nine minutes:
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LOCAL BkEy1T1es.

Matters OF Minor Moment in aad About
the City.
TEE GEASD this ereDins-Ths Lon
don Bellies
orEsA HocsE thi. evsaing-sL.dy
Winoe-ne.e's Fan"
Nor q case showed up for the police
court yesterday morning.
! FoTEg o; attorney IRON the Di.h-
ridge 4 Smith Cus Gla:s Company 10 I
{. safel was fled with CLERK Hook yes-
terday.
YESTERDAY Squire Gill=spy cent Ed
ward Noble 70 ri. home .: ClsysyiIIe,
Pa He hsd been adiudged IN insane
person.
BAgEFoorEo kids and straw hats are
increasingly numerous signs that "the
sPrins:ms has come again, gentle
ArEia-"
FoEERAUeK's circus will be here Nay
. The advance man Is in the city
making the contracts tot grounds and
supplies.
PASSENGER trains viii be run CT the
Wheeling & Lake Erie railroad from
Wasrenton 20 Steuhenyille, conneac-
Ing next week.
THEaE viii be an en.ersaiunent and
social given By the Rowe mission
band OF the English Lutheran church
this evening at $50 o'clock.
THE Wheeling steel plant, which has
peen shut down 10. a day or two on &C.
count OF the breaking OF the "pcane.,"
viii resume york this morning.
At meeting Of the road and bridge
committee c: the county commissioners
yesterday the contracts 10, furnishing
stone Tor the county road. we're let
GIBSON LAMB yesterday qualified as
administrator Of the estate OF John F.
S;ansbesry, deceased, ard gave bond in
$3.50, with Joseph Seybo!d as surety.
DETECTIVE BoLToS, Of Washington,
Pa, came hs,s yesterday and took
Joseph Rzynsr there. Raymer vas out
on bail on q liquo, case, and i: il alleged
Jumped his bond.
Ls- evening a baby narrowly es-
capped dsaIa on tie Wheeling & Elm
Grove railroad at Thirteenth street Il
vas lying OF the track in such a way
cha. the engineer could not ses il. I
man OF the street above gave the alarm
Parents should be more careful il keep
ing iheir children out OF danger.
Jom CoCEZAS, 8 brakeman on the
gard engine q. Mourdsville, living at
Glen Esi!on. ". Va, had the lower
knucke Of his lef. hand severely mash
ed yesterday morning while coupling
caH- Dr.. 2 ". Hall, the conpany's
surgeon At that place, dressed the
Wound The accident happened about
Z O'Clock.
Az order has zone into effect on the
Baltimore & Ohio system By which the
accounting departments OF the main
line ct Baltimore, also thoae OF Pitts
burSh. Philadslphia, Parkersbu.g and
Wheeling divisions will be remoTed 70
Baltimore, unde, the supervision OF
Engineer Maintenance OF Way !. Il.
Johnson
TEE three boys from BeIsire and
Wheeling, who were captured here
with considerable ieRel.y and other ar
tc!es in their Possession, were sea:
over to the ~wotkhocse by Mayor Silvey
yesterday on 8 charge OF lettering. One
vas given i've; anothe. six, and the
third seren days, in which time it is ex-
pee:ed somethinS will DO learned OF
their eass-Zc1sr9N Signal
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Lewis fired two iho.s a. Lewis. who was
sitting in the room ne1 the door.
Luckily the lhota did not hi. the mark
aimed at, but Embedded themselves in
the wall The deputies ran TO the spot,
but the nisesean. had escaped in the
darkness. The strikers have threatened
to kill all the uoskmen they torn
'blacheSI," b.: this ia the frat actual
attempt
In the coke regions the strikers are
still gaining strength aud tonight but
lew plants outside c!the Tricks are even
attempting 70 run.
Reliable eitimatei pu. the striking
coke workers at 1000 With $500 s.
work. 200 Of those being Friek EN-.
ployei.
The strikers have been threatening,
but nothing serious has occurred since
las; midnight, when al eEo,, was made
10 Kill 4 workman who has been work
Ing since the strike was inauSutated.
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ALMOST TO 4 MAN
The illinois Miners Are Quito Provide
for the Striker

The illinois Miners Are Quito Provide
for the Striker
s~RstsdgELD, IuA, april 26.-TEo
hundred delegates representing eO,0oo
Illinois coal mlaer. attended the gen
etal miners conference here to-day,
comprising the organized and morgan
lied miners OF alarSe. par. OF this state.
Aeanvass OF the delegates showed tha.
the miners in Illinois are ou. almo.: 70
arn2n, sad pledges have been sent the
conference from every mining distric.
in the state tina. they will remain out
till 9 general arnis;ice Is proclaimed
ihrouchou. the United States.
Arrangements we're made TO provide
all needy miners with the necessities O:
lie during the strike
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pcesed 70 20 out tomorrow. The six
are the GEea: hauaHha Colliery Com.
pauy, Davis on Morris creek, Union,
NEeEater. Mt Carbon and Crescent
The operators rather expect q strike
nov. The union men from Pittsburgh
and Ohio have worked like beavers 10
produce this effect. I. IL feared that
all mines will 20 out except three or
four non.uniop, and that there will be a
repetition otthe scenes Of February IS
The governor Is on the alert for any.
thing that may turn up, bat dorsn't fear
trouble now.
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ABOUT PEOPLE
Strangers IN the City and wheeling Folks

Strangers in the City and Whesllns Folks
Abroad.
7. 6 Lacey and F. E Wells, OF this
city, who have been in California ior
some time. returned yesterday. They
took in the nid-win.er exposition Incl
tentally, and Investigated certain new
gold fields in which tney are interested,
which promise 10 bring :hem results
iull OF richness. Mr.. Lacey brings back
q nugget OF pure virgin gold which Is
greatly admired
Miss Florence OF has returned from
New TorE.
3 ". Mcconnell, Of s~is.ersville, is a
guest at the Windsor.
C. 4. Barley and wife, OF Washing
ION, are I: the Mcclure.
John Leonard and vito, OF Mcdonald,
registered a. the Windsor.
Al. Russell, OF S~is:e,sTi!le, and J. B.
Webb, OF Portland, are az the Windsor.
s. C. Buchsnnon, o; Washington. Pa,
registered at the McLu,e last evening.
Mr. Henry K. List, who has tesn i'll
for several weeks, ia very much in
proved.
Mr.. D. c. Lis. HIS gone 70 Knoxville,
Tenn, to look after some business in
te.e.ts OF his daughters.
Mr.. James W. Paxton and family will
leave Townsville, Ga, this week, aa6
will be home il = week o-tvo.
c. ". Troll, Of 81. Claissville, and A.
II Albert, OF GAINESVILLE. were among
the Buckeye state people at the Nc.
Lure.
W. R Warner, s Cincinnati iron
dealer, Is in the city on q business trip,
and autographed 3: the McLu,e last
evening.
Colonel E P. Woods, o; Cincinnati,
one OF tie leading insurance men OF the
Queen City. autographed at the Nc
Lure yesterday.
C. W. Blockson, vita and three child
ren are guests OF the McLure- Mr..
Bloeksoa is considering moving he.e 10
engage in mercantile pursuits.
Mr.. d L White yesterday received
intelligence of the death OF his mother,
Mrs. Benjamin White, ct Belmont, Ohio.
he left tos there yesterday afternoon.
F. E Bsyn, OF Pittsburgh; F. B
Saakey, Of Hiitsbur-h;R E.. Thompson,
OF Pittsburgh. and J. F. Townsend, @;
the Cleveland. Lorlin / Wheeling, are
smong the railroad men registered at
the McLrre.
J. G. Rider, OF Wayresboso; Arch 4.
We!zley, OF Chicago, and c. P. Corle;,,
Of Cleveland, ali representatives, OF ice
plant builders, are in the city confer
ring With the organizers OF the proposed
new ice plant. They are guests 81 the
Mcclure.
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VEST VIKGINIA srRIKERs.
Mcbride Receives Word That $500 Men

Mcbride Rscslres Word That $500 Men
are Out.
CoIrNErs, O., April 2&-Mr. McBr;de
to-day received from tho general master
workman Of the K. Of L iraernal greet.
inSs, and guaranteeing ialles. possible
aid in the struggle 70, equity aad
justice.
Wes: Virginia miners At Bssehvood
Telegraph Presiden. Mcbride ;hat
iWenty-one miueI, employing 500
miners, aTe idle.
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The play 10 be presented a. the
Opera House this evening voul proba-
bly, drsw q good audience merely on the
strength OF the name OF its authos,
Oscar Wilde We're it By IN unknown
author the fac. that i: is presented en-
dec the management OF Gustaye Froh-
uln would be a sufficient guarantee OF
its merits, and Ehen to these two
strong recommendations is added the
facs that its reputation IS 4 really inter-
esdns and thrilling drama has precei-
edit here, the house may be expected
to be crowded.
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To Take -s:nken.pI,c..

WIZ CrEr. K~, April Ia-L W.
Johns, general srpesin;eudeu, of the
Tennessee Coal, Iron & Railroad Com.
PAM. Of Birmingham, Ala, has secured
2o9 negro coal miners 70 20 into the Biz.
ninShsm mines in place @! the strikers
here
CHEROKEE, KS, April e1-An agent
for the Alabama Coal Company has
gathered here 100 colo,ed negroes, who
will be shippe3 direc; to BIRMINGHAM,
Ala, to lake sttikers' place.
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TotrcAr lLL&, April GA large con.
EtcnmeRi OF guns and cartridges was re-
csiTed here late yesterday by the min
ing operators The equipnen. was
quietly delivered and placed in the
hands OF q force OF deputies sworn il
By the sheriff. I: Is stated that the
operators are prepared TO place another
order Tor arms By telegraph, il necessa.
y, and tha. 4 supply Of guns sufficient
for any emergency could be received
within 3 few hours time.
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Ten.Cent Articles

Scrps.dEa. Co:hes Lies, S-o.at -a-,--
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We 4-e Constantly receiving ha-.ziay .a5 49,
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saa5s DiDa.=i % TX la.2ix1z.
FAIRNoST, W. Va, April 9a.-There
is no change in the position Of the min.
Ing trouble here. Ii is understood that
several meeting have been called for
this evening al rariOus points, but Is
many ot:hsn miners are Odd Fellows they
will in all probability stay for the en-
;ettainnent tonight Everything Is
quiet and no disturbance at any Of the
La!res, and roae OF them have shu:
doSa.
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Aprl ISL Apal u. rI
~

In this connection some OF the earlier
records between these two cities are il.
teEest!1g. IN 1919 the General Pike
made the IA miles in l dAy,'l6 hours
IN ISL the Wheeling Pccke! cut the
record down 70 ! day 10 kour,; in 1887
the Nosslie did i: in 70 hours; 10 1852
the Pittsburgh went z notch better in
10 hours, q minutes, and in 1853 the
Telegraph No S made the record that
has stood Tor nearly half . century
hours and 80 minutes.
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Three-Cent 4rtirIps-

Lttey HE11feccA!ets. Shaving R-a,se, :,
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Ca-es e-e e: hcrEI1, ne VII no: GEuool,:
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Seven. Cent Articles

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d!e. Ezc5tEEcA.stA Mtxel Et-i sd NJ
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AItais p22c-Er P-tos Eaose. navy So.
To:l coEsss 90 5p.e5.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-04-27
TEAS, SPICES, ETc.
Atlantic Tea Co.

Our reputation for selling only ireth
aud standard Soodsis well known. Ex.
anime our pries list aad you will dad
you can buy the bes. at our stores for
lets money than you pay fer Inferior
goods q. O:her places
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-04-27
Four-Cent articles.

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NESBlTT & DEVINE,
Tsl6c 1893 Marke. Street
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