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Man wants hut little here below,
But wants that little good.

Nine out oil ten men when asking for
n drink, will simply ask for something
good" and out OF tho nine there are not
two who know when drink oil good
whiskcy, brandy, gin or rum is sold
them. Few hotels or vendors OF liquors
can assure their customers that the
liquors set before than arc absolutely
pure and old. One tastes almost aa
good MS the other; but il you want to be
sure that you are buying only n pure
liquor, we advise you to look nj the
bottle and see il tho name OF Max
Klein is blown in tho bottle, and his
signature on the label. and il you SEQ it
there, You can bet your best dollar that
you are getting straight" article. His
Silver Age, Duquesno and Bear CrccI;
Ryes recommended by physicians and
men OF all professions. For sale by
Wheeling Drug Company.
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EREB Rim
tHAMM oNDj a
In tho Treatment OF
L0COM0TOR A'rAXlA.

Neurological Society, Meeting April l. 1893:
"a case was presented Ol lOcorlnor atdSia
which has been treated with hyDOlcrmlC IN.
/, gectlons OF CEREliulSE Six yOfrs RgO tho
pat lent, q mnu aged forty, had begun To suffer
with double vision. This, after several mOnth
mol Treatment, had disappeared, aud for timN
mo had been quite we'll. ThGyplcal symptoms
al loCnmotnr hiaNlR then rhnlu Oni complete
loss OF knee Jerks; sharp pains IN tho legs
AlaXlc gait we'll marked: inability n stand
with tho eyes closed: difficulty In cyRcuntlng
The bladder aud bowels. scoliInl power lost:
sense Of construction around tho waist. Treat.
"mcnt was begun about ten weeks ngO, and
"enn,l,trd Of daily hynOicrmiu Injection Of
"CEllEhNlSEt llammOndl i've dtOns, cnmbined
with n Ike amount vi w0tcr Improvement
very mAfkCd SeCtIal functions perfectly 70.
"slOtCf complete control over bladder and
bowels. md sharp pains had Disappeared; gen.
"ernl health improved; able to run M and
down stairs, and could stand steady with his
eyes closed. 80 other treatment employed.
Improvement gradual aud steady"
EPThDPSY.
Dose, Five Drops Pricc {: irnGhmS,, Sc 80.
Where local drugrSA arc no. supplied with
tho extracts they will be mailed, together with
az existing literature on the subject, OIL receipt
price, by
rs THE COLUMBIA CHEMICAL CO.,
Washington, %. Z.
Agents for Wheeling, Logan Drug Company
1NA
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A SONG or IIE,, LOVE,

Frank l.. adai5n In .liIaatI COlutiiliiou.
ohIllS, IN glory lean
And bathO your brnwa IN light:
Oh velvet valleys, soft between,
Dram gently 10 tho night:
For she hath snll: ~ love" and sho
Hath given MI that love 10 me.
oblrdS with thrilling throatI,
Glad lot your music be;
o rivers, where the splrndor floats,
flUwMnglrg IL tho seal
For she hath Sall: II love- and bho
Hath nndo that love crown for mo!
o world. gov green 10 greet
The joy that como RpRCc,
Your roses for her footsteps sweet
Your sunlight for her iHug
For she hath said. IL love" and shO
Hath made love u heaven for mel
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CHICAGO. Feb. 23.-Cattlc receipts GOO head:
shipments 2.dJ0 head; market unchanged; primo
10 extra native, steers 81 Tja5 ~; good 10 choice
q 2IAl 20; mediums SiHaI -; Others 81 OOa3gi.
iloES. receipts 1i0JU head: shipments 300 head;
market steady and lQnl5c lower; rough heavy
u SyAi W: pacEofs s. Cons 10; prime hrHvy S. lOl
o ~ sheep and lambs. receipts G,0lJ heGd;
shipments ,OOlhCGd market steady top sheep
s. e1a3 "; top lumbs 81 75Gi&
EAST LIEEErY, Ia. Feb. 9a-CattIc. receipts
nut unchanged. Hogs, receipts and shipments
LOO head market Rc.iyc; all grades s. j0a5 co,
sheep receipts 100 head; shipments so head;
market du!! md unchanged.
GiScTSSATi. o.. Feb. 2a-Hogs easier at 81 Goa
. 20 receipts 800 head; shipments a,l00 head.
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Medical Institute, where all diseases will be SIC
ccssfully treated OIL the most Scientific PTin.
ciplcs. The Institute has for its Faculty q
corps Of recognized specialists, each eminent
in his profession. Their long experience in The
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The cure Is effected by home treatment. Ea-
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They have attained the most wonderful sue
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List OF $50 questions free. Address, with
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formerly OF New York, now OF The
France Medical and Surgical Institute,
Columbus, Ohio, by request OF many
foiends and patients. has decided to
visit Bridgeport, Sherman House, Tues
day, February 81; Bclluire, Windsor
Hotel, Thursday, March |. Consul,a.
ton and examination Tree and strictly
confidential from 0 4. m. to & p. III. one
day only.
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Wheeling & Elm Grove Railroad.

On and afteF Saturday. October !, 49,, tr4!nt
win ruH Us follow. city lime:
LEAYE WHEELlSG-aG;O0 IL m. 7:O) a IN. sol
q. IN. 300 u. IN, 1000 n IN. II 90 C. IT, I1'O) NJ
l:01 p. IN. 2:vJ p IN. 1901 p. H. 100 D. m, J:Ji
p. m. coop. In, 200 p. IN, SOD .. q. I'D ..
H. 10 u. IN.
LEAVE Elm GEovE-76oln M. T:9J / M, S:)l
a. M, . Goa n 1000 n. IN, II 0l L. n, lI:0) m,
800 D. IN. 200 p. H.. 500 p. M. 400 D. m, j:U
p. m. GOO p N, 100 p. IN, SOD p. NJ. 9:lG .,
H.. 10 10 p. m
sDRily, cxccp. Sunday.
suSDhY-chutch trains lclya Elm Gtovs /.
9:i3 /. II. and Wheeling d. 1871 p. IN.
II. Z WElSGERDER ZIG
ocl G:nsEal Manager.
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sYNrToMs - Moisture; intense Itching and
allowed 10 continue tumors form, which often
bleed md UlCcratc, becoming very sore.
SSWAGSEs OiSTAEST stops the itching and
bleeding heals liberation. and IN most cases re.
% cents B y s%avnc oS al bnn Tor
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Oh, CITY, Pa. Feb 9a-Opuncd loves! and
closed nj Sohci highest SO4c; sales i.O0J bnrrcls;
shipmcnts lsa,3!G barrels; runs li,6Ts barrels.
NEW, ioRK. Feb, 23.-peuoleum quiet: sales
none March option closed at SO14c asked.
PITTSBURGH Pa, Feb 9A-opencd, highest,
lowest and closed SOLic,
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Wheeling Bridge & Terminal Ry.
c. 0. BREWSTER Receiver.

Time Table 20 Is. TO nike G.Trc. l,:1l O. IN,
sunday November - iSJi
Leave whccllng-ts:00. t9:b lIl:ilu m. f22::29
e3:lj. tI:D, 800 p. N.
Leave Pcninsnla-is:0G t9:jl. lll:iJa m, t,,:;?6.
t3:.l. ti:3G. 1905 y. IN.
Leave MARTINS f,erry-fs;l., 1851, Ill:j2a. NJ,
tt2::;;;s. eJ:27. ti:i!. PIE.
Arrive TcrinIunl IunCilnn-iS:l7. tIO:U3, gil:D
n. M, tI!:is. 1889. ti:t6, i9lS p. IN
Leave Terminal Junci!on-t7:2!. 1000. n N,
cll:lO. H. NJ. ai:59. ti:Oj fj:li. +. 40 D. N.
Leave Martins Fcrry-t7:2s. ;y:U7 I'm, oia:ij,
5i:OI, ti:IO. tj:I9 fs:i2 D. IN.
Leave Pcnln'nln-t7:Si, s1:liam.. ol2.jl, li:ll
ti:lT, tj:.5 t5:iS y. m.
Arrive whecIug-t7:iO ;9:4O e. m, al2:57
si:l7. TIES. ti:ii, ty:Oj p. N.
'Daily. tDaily except Sunday. i5uHdayI oaIy,
All trains will run OH Eastern fime.
J.E TAUSSlG. SUPERINTENDENT
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MEDICAL.
No Money Required OF RosponAlblo Far
ties to Commence Treatment.
DIR. OTTMAN.

Formerly OF New York. now OF THE FRANCE
MEDICAL AND SURGICAL INSTITUTE Co.
lumbuS, Ohio by request Of many friends and
patients, has decided to visit
bridgeport, Sherman House, Tuesday,
February 81.
Bellaire, Windsor Hotel, Thursday,
March /.
Consultation and examination free nad strict.
yGonIidenslil from Q IN N. to . y. M. oaO day
only.
The Doctor describes the different diseases
better than the sick can themselves. ltIsnwOn'
dcrlul gift for anyone 10 possess Their ltay'
nostlc powers have created wonders throuGhou!
tho country.
:. The ElcctrUpNthlc Treatment for oil forms OF
female Diseases, aud the treatment OF seminal
weakness, Loss OF Manhood md Errors OF Youth.
y Recognized to be the most successful method
man, HSS'NtSN 90 S-NS' ~ N'@' . '"'~S - -
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HUNDREDS OF people arc ineuirins
how to get the excellent Worlds Fair
Art Portfolios, issued by the lXTELLT-
GENcEE. SEQ next Mondays issue for
this opportunity.
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NEW York. Feb. %l-Thefc Is considerable out
Of town contingent on hand md local buyers
are also ont in pretty good force. Prints and
Printed iaOEicS show improved conditions.
with fur demand The jobbins trade Is fairly
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Tho Features OF thu Money anI stot
0IaRIa0.

Markets.
NEW ionE. Feb. 2,-NOney on call easy ut
pcr cent; last loan per cont; closed nj pCr
cent. Primo mercantile piper Ga5y per cent
Sterling exchange firm at 81 SSl4uI SSE. ST.
yer cer;Illcac5 5g}AGJSc. Total sales oi stocks
wCto l?5lOj shares,
Moro than ihrccqunrtcrS NJ tho business done
on tho stock EXCHANGE to-day Wuy nuuOpOlIXrd
by the lnhuIfIuls The ttnlers were, nS Il rule,
btaFSh on tho gTunGCr by fcaSOn Of reports IN
lhO elect thNt business shows no sign Oi I'm.
nfplcmcnt IN the COuntrT which they traverse.
Washington nuylcc3 wcrp favorable IL those M
uNSIrinh which hrG affected by tariff changes.
hiIl the sugar Interest took most comfort Out NJ
tue news Among the heaviest purchasers OF
sugRrwas well known bear III tho stock. who
seems TO have come 10 The Optuiom TINT the seI'
ate amendments TO the thrill bill will give SiIiiA-
bic protection To tho sugar TrEnCrs. 4 moderate
business WRB done In DlSllllug Oh both sides Of
the account, Chicago Gus aud General Electric
also received u iar>hNrr OF tho trading, but both
closed ucAr the lowest figures OF the day, The
general market wmi without feature ~ the
close thG trade was iaITly tlrm, but tho market
was dull
Railway bonds ilrm.
Government and suite bonds firm.
bonds AND sfOCG ouortTIOSS-rL5ss3 Mn,
y. $. Is rcg...."".llal4 nat Cord. prcIdo. al.S
T.. :. 4 cOupOH"""lll Now JcrScy Cent. llh
T. "a rry. J5ti Norfolk & West pa .bi5
Pacific OS VI ~. .,lOa Northern Pacific. 4,
AtchIson.....",.... l2ld do prulcrrcda..,". l7iis
Adams ENprcSso"ulhJ NOrthwcsI rll.-."".lO l.r
American Exrre15,l2 do preferred. ..ml3SI
baltimore Il Ohio. 20 New York Central. f;s
Chiihdn southern, iJlilN, !. & New Linz e. II
Central Plric..".. lTlIUrCgOu ImprONcL. llE
IneMpGnEO AZ Ohio Il Oregon SnYn,..".." ~
Chicago d AltOn.nlD IlarlGr MnIl........ II
Chl. lur 4 Quincy 1ESplltsburgh..,.. .....,. li6H
ChicHgO Gily.u... G!is Recalling ......,,,,,.. ~,
T., e., L. * St, L,.,- ~ = Richmond TCrln.,. ~
Col. Coal & lrou.-... 10 do prclcrtci...... u
Cotton Oil GGrIiic. ~ Rock Isnu1 ......r.. q
Del. 4 jSt Paul ........... bGI
DeL, Lack ~ West !G7 do ptcICrrrd.,,""llT4
Den. & Il. q, pretd $50 81 Paul & Omaha. 81!
DIST. Il Cattle Feed. .dia do nFriHrrcl.-.."lllis
Etic..,n.".......... H.. Sugar lclncfy..... So,
10 preferred, ,.., rs Tenn. COul .v Iron. lpit
Illinois Ccntraln.... glG'TGSRS IurIiic."..~. ~,
kNnsnsI Tex, pref. IN FOL. 4 q. Cen pref GD
LnGU Erie { West. IL, Union PAcinr,,..... l7's
do ptcfcrrcd...... G! IL. :. ExprcsI,........ 81
LAEeShOrr.. l.fIs w., St L. * p...... "a
Lead ITll,t..".....," .SII do preferred ....o. II
Louisville 4 Nash. AZ VOLS Fargo Ex....l91
Michigan Central. T5,.WoSIcrn UnlOl,,..,. Siia
Missouri Pacific. - IWngrlIng E l.. E.. l2!s
NaShvllcG Chntt... ~ do prslrrrci a..... ~
National CUrlngc., ljIGcneral Electric. 3S.a
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NlNinla.
WOOL,

New YonE. Feb. 23.-Plr Iron dull. Gopher
Quiet lake 9;fc. Lead quIc,; domestic 81 10. TIN
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NEW York. Feb ol-Wool quiet domes,!,
fleece l9a!jc; pulled 21l4Gc; Texas !0ll5c.
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dlinSS 53sc. -
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RAILROADS,
an Pennsylvania Stations.
|VEHGnnGgIVdnid LINES.
w Trains Run b. Central limo.
SorrlrwrsT Srsrrv-"P4S

riCKEr OFFICES AT pRSSsYLvASn STATION o,
WAITER ST., FOOr OF ELEVENTH ST, WHEELISo,
AT 5lcLUHE HOUSE. WHEELING, hSD AT III.
FESSsTLTASIh STXTIus IHiDGE?oRT.
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OHIO RIVER RAILROAD CO.


On and nItcr Monday. December 81. Passenger
Trains will run rs follows: "Dally. fDaily ES-
cent Sundar Central time.
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Mrs. N. Stevens Hart S
School for Young
Ladies and Children,
l3l0nud sInrket ST.. Wheeling. W.vA.

The Island cars md electric motors PAYS tho
door Third annual session begins MONDAY,
SEPTEMBER Is, 1913, continues thirty-nine
weeks divided into four terms. This school
offers complete AMI thorough education In
Practical English. Mathematics. English Classics
Latin and Modern Languages.
The school consists Of Primary. Grammar
Academic and College Preparatory departments
The methods aud course OF instruction will
compare iayorably with the best scninatieI IN
the country.
lioys are received In the Primary and first year
Grammar. For circulars or Interview, apply 10
MRS. u. STEVENS HART,
Principal,
Residence No. 797 Main st.
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RAILWAY TIME CARD.

:, Arrival and departure ~ irnlri on nuh n!,Ce
n"ohihrf !. lNL. EXPLANATIONS or REygHENCr
MAtkr' 9DLlg. iSnudaY excepted; tNOnday
executed! lsHlur,lnr uXccntrdi lSnIliy only;
saturday Unir Eastern standard Time
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CHICAGO. Feb. 2I.-WLcat advanced nc TO-DAY
aud closed with Enin Of lc for May. Free sell
ms caused M enriy drcIur, but better cnhlcs,
llgat receipts, better export ClcNrauCcs and free
selling aided the bulls III scoring n decisive vic
tory Tho her markets did not shnrc III the
advance; however. corn closed &C lower, May
UnlS !. @ lnMnr. md nrnrIsInns lnLNnr-
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1894-09-08
KANSAS CAPITAL NOTES
K. C. journal.


If this is not a republican year in
Kansas, Cy Leland's horoscope is in
very bad repair.
Eugene Debs is to make four speeches
in Kansas for the populists in October
one of them at Topeka.
There are eighty-two Democratic pa.
pers in Kansas, most of which are in
line for the Overmyer ticket.
A suggestion is made in reform cir
cles that DR.. McCaskey and Dr. Pitcher
ought to exchange institutions.
The Equal Suffrage League of Topeka
is conducting a lawn social campaign in
behalf of the amendment.
As an indirect result of the Breckin-
inridge-Pollard case, the women of Ken
lucky have contributed $50 to the cause
of equal suffrage in Kansas.
Topeka's city officers have received an
invitation from the officials of Grand
Junction, Colo, to attend a peach day
festival at that place September II.
Mrs. Mary E. Lease is to write series
of articles from Pullman, Ill for one al
the Frank Leslie publications on the in
dustrial troubles at that point.
Mr.. Zimmerman, of Troy, is feeding
two bushels of wheat per day to SEVENTH
five shoats, and is getting a gain of sew
enty-ive pounds of pork per day as a
result.
General J. S. Sanders, who common
wealed his way into the graces of the
Kansas reformers, has gone to Colorado
to attend Populist congressional con-
Yention.
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GOING TO STICK.

Western Kansas had a tough
time this year. There is no
use to deny the fact. 1t has been so
dry in some localities men have quit
chewing tobacco because it is too dry
to spit Many have pulled out, sick
and disguised, and swearing they
will never go back again, but a
nervy band will stick and they will
make money. Western Kansas will
be covered with ponds in the next
ten years. In the next three years
there will be a large amount
of rainfall. People will have sense
enough to save it. Water is what
western Kansas lacks and water it
must have.
The more cranks on irrigation
there are out in that country the
better for that country Let them
build reservoirs and dam the draws
instead of the country.
Raise orchards, and vineyards,
and vines, and by and by the tide Of
immigration will turn your way.
As soon as it is demonstrated that
people can live in western Kansas.
it will become one of the most de-
sireable places for residences in the
western half Of the United States.
With a climate 50 healthful that
men who live in it can choose their
own time to die, if you can only
make crop raising a success, you
couldn't keep the people out with a
regiment of militia. Artificial lakes
ought to formed all over western
Kansas, so that the climate would
be modified, and also for irrigation
and pleasure. This would give an
opportunity to shoot ducks, boat
ride, fish or cut bait.
There is no doubt in our mind
that water will be the eventful re-
demption Of western Kansas, but the
people out there haven't enough
money to do the business as it should
be done.
IfCongress will lop off few mil
lions which are was ted every year in
trying to make rivers navigable
which haven t enough water in them
to make a good healthy dew, and
spend the money in building reser-
voirs to store water, that body would
be more useful to the country
Kansas Breeze.
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DUPLICATION NOTICE.
In the District Court, within and for the County
Trego in the State of Kansas,
George c. Murray, plaintiff,

In the District Court within and for the County of
Trego in the State of Kansas,
George c. Murray, plaintiff,
James L. Brown, Jennie Brown, v. Graft, J. V. d.
Kelley, w. E. Grimm, Mrs Crum, wife of W. E.
Crum, whose christian name is to plaintiff m
known, The Capitol Insurance company, The
Abilene Mortgage company and r. NJ Gage, re-
ceiver of The Capitol Insurance company, de-
PENDANTS
The above named defendants will take notice
that said Geo. G. Murray plaintiff, did, the 10th
day of August 1894 file his petition in said district
against the said defendants, and that said de-
PENDANTS must answer said petition filed afore-
said on or before the 2Sth day of September, 1894,
said petition will be taken true, and judg-
ment rendered in said action against said defend
ants, James L. Brown, Jennie Brown, Y. Graft and
j. V. D. Kelley for the sum of seven hundred and
twenty-four dollars and fifty cents with interest
thereon at the rate of II per cent per annum from
the 1st day of July, 1888; and the further sum of
1898 with interest thereon at the rate of II per
cent per annum from the Goth day of April, 1894,
and for costs of suit, and further judgment
against all of said defendants for the foreclosure of
a certain mortgage upon the following described
real estate to-wit:
The southeast quarter of section %, in township
r. south of range "a, west of the 9th p,
Lying and situated in said county of Trego, in
the state of Kansas, and adjudging that said plain
for which judgment will be taken aforesaid, and
ordering said premises to be sold without apprase-
ment. and the proceeds applied to the payment of
the amount due plaintiff and costs of suit and for
each of them of and from all right title, estate in
terest, property and equity of redemption, in and
Attest: SIN HUTzEL.
[sEAL.l Clerk.
LEE MONROE, Attorney for Plaintiff. SIS
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regarding this reform party that
have come to light. When they are
routed from their places, the discoV-
cries that will be made will throw
the discoveries in the Bender grave
yard into the shade. Have we not
proven that party is composed of
scoundrels and dupes? The scoun-
drels are holding the Offices, perpe-
trating the crimes while the dupes
are blindly sustaining them, refus-
ing to believe what is held up to
public view every day. Is it not a
grand thing that Republican mis-
rule" has ended, and an era of IRE
form" been inaugurated? Who so
base as to say that he is ashamed of
Kansas?
P. ST new calamity steal is
not published the day it is discovered,
a postscript is absolutely necessary
to record a fresh one the next day.
Another steal has just been perpe-
trated. There was fund of $4,000
raised last year for protection
against cholera. There beng no Oc-
casion for its use it has remained in
the state treasury; but the fingers
of the members of the state board
of health were itching to get hold
of it, and they have been trying for
some time to grab it. They failed
until Monday, when a majority of
the executive council voted to LET
them have it. What they want to
do with it, no man knows; but you
can write it down in your scratch
book that a good wad of it will go
into the Calamity campaign fund,
to try to retain the state in their
hands, by corrupting voters, and
perhaps convincing" boodlers who
are "dissatisfied' with the policy Of
their party. Reform" is luxury
that must be paid for.-Sol Miller's
Troy Chief.