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CHURCH NOTICES

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cation-l time, cents per 1ne' week, 50
cents per line; l month, $ per line.
ST. PAULS CHURCH, EPISCOPAL.
Olive st. opp. the park. Open every
day in the ysar. Daily service at 10 a.
nj. The clergy will respond to ali call S
tor the offlces of tina church for STRANGERS
or visitors without respect to creed; buri-
ais, marriages, baptisms or visitations of
the sick. Use of the church cheerfully
given tree for funeral services. Tel. 143.
Red. tt
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PACIFIC LOAN co..
'ncotporated.)
Oldest establishment in Los Angeles.
Thoroughly reliatle.
Loa3s maize in any amount on all kinds
OF collateral security diamonds, jewelry,
sealskins, merchandise safes. etc., also
on pianos, furniture ana household
goods in either private houses, lodging
houses. boar ing houses or hotels, with
out removal from premises: pa tial pay.
ments received; money quick; business
continental; private office for ladies'.
W. f. DE GROOT, Manager.
Rooms 9, 3 ana 4. ia s. Spring at.
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MRS. WALKER, THE GREAT CLAIR
voyant ami card MEDIUM, is eeting
With wonderful success; she invites the
most skertical to test her power. Parlors
3-4. 3l6]a S. Spring st. III
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FOR SALE-HOUsES BUILT-BRlNG
your plans To us 10 estimates. HOL-
WAY LAND CO., builders, room 1. Cali
forna Bank bldg. tt
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FOR SALE--A NUMBER OF UN.
equeled bargains in city aud country
properties are now being repre>entn1 by
W. GARTER IL CO., IVA
81 32s S. Broadway.
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FOR SALE-I WILL MAKEAN OFFER
on pny business personal property or
collateral you NAV wish tl exchange for
real es.at". e. Il. PARSONS, loom l,
$50 W. First st. If :,
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FRANK STEVENS, 3241I s. SPRING
st. Open Sundays anu evenings. Elec-
trlc light.
DIR. KENNEDY. DENTIST, 1881 N,
Spring st rooms 2, 6 ard I. Painless
extraction.
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FOR SALE-DO YOU WANT TO BUY
busin IS? DO you wa ut G, sell out?
If SO see H. kOSENBLA TT, 22o W. Sec
ond ct. IT,
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FOR RENT-THE MARIPOSA, 321 F.
Second ST.. furnished rooms, Sl.25
per week up; lodging, Csc, Soc, and SOC
per night 10-ltf
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FOR kENT - FURNISHED OFFICE
space. SIS s. Broadway. W. S. CAR
TER & co. "a
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FOR RENT-ROOMS

FOR RENT - HANDSOMELY FUR
nisheu rooms, with private baths;
references required. CA LDERWOOD.
30S s. Main st. 12.l
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FOR SALE-AT s275, GROCERIES. CT
CARS. fruits the stock and iixtu es is
worth the money. Owner, lao W. Fifth
st. 81
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FOR SALE-s300O WILL PURCHASE A
bus ness paying net 500 month, cs-
tablished four years; will invoice the
amount asked. L. W. +. RICHARDS,
l02 S. Broadway. "A
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300-3p2 ". Second ST., in basement
California Bank blcg.
Tel. 500.
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HELP WANTED-MALE

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tire, cents rer line: week, 80
cents per line; month, 81 per line.
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FOR SALE-s3oOO,O OR INvOICE.LARGE
store. dealing in ladies' and chill
dren's sh Jes. underwear. m Iii iery etc.
selling on accou II of sickness. BEN
Will f, POI W. First st. %
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HuMMEL BROS. & CO.,
su Cessurs to
PETTY, HUMMEL q CO.,
EMPLOYMENT AGENTS,
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W. II. MAssER, d. D. S., HAS ASsO-
oiated hi self with A. L. Haas, ID.
D. s.. 1l5 W. First st. 2-22-6
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PERsONAL-HARRY, DID YOU SEE
the nobby pair of pants bought for
$3.50 at the MISFIT CLOTHING PAR
LOkS, 124 W. First St., near spring, Will
son blk. If
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FOR RENT-133 n. MAIN ST.; The
Denver; nicely furnished rooms. $3.50
per week and upwards; center of CITY;
25c to 81 day. 9-14tf
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MONEY TO LOAN ON CITY OR COUN
try real estate; lowest rates; personal
notes or secur ty, warrants, discount
mortgages or any negotiable papers; for
sale, trst class guaranty MORTGAGES, inter-
est net. JOHN l.. PAVkOVICH,220 W.
First st. 3 24tf
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FOR SALE-$4000; 25.ROOM HOUSE;
lot so feet front, a few minutes walk
from center of city; rented, pays 10 per
cent net; ensy terms; "a chance. Address
j.. box 10. Herald office. &c In
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WANTED LODGING HOUSES

WANTED TO LEASE 20 OR MORE
unfurnished r. oms in desi able To-
calltv; sui able for a dying h1u for
genteel people. Address WlCKERSHAM,
632 S. n II ST.
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DIR. S. Fl. TOLHURST, DENTIST, FRED
Byrne blk north " est cot. Third and
Broad way, room $50. 1928
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CHRIST CHURCH, EPISCOPAL, COR
ner Flower and Pieo SITS. Rev. Alfred
S. Clark, rector, residence 1870 Fisueroa
st.; Sunday services II a. M and 1850 p.
m. Holy Communion every Sunday at
.. m. and first and third Sundays at mid
day service; Sunday schnol, AS a. M;
seats free; strangers cordially invit d.
Electric cars 10 University and Pico
Heights pass the church.
BEN. Nj. BARNEY, TEST MEDIUM
and spirit healer. Private sittines
and treatment daily from 10 am. to p.
M; circle Wednesday evenings. Ofici al
medium for First Spiritual society; meet
ings SUNDAY afternoon and evening.
Resi- ence 402 W. Seventh st.
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cation ] time, ents per II e: week, 30
cents per line; | mon b. 81 per line.
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FOR RENT-THE ST. CLAIR, 427%
San Pedro ST.. cor. Winston; new,
sunny, h0u excepting rooms, furnished or
unfinished. 1919
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FOR SALE - RESTA URANr AND
llnch ON; tw lviag rooms: two.
years lease and restaurant liquor license,
az iot S2!5; reot $40; snap. h. RIOS
ENBLAfT, 90 ". Second ST. 81
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STORAGE

STORE YOUR GOODS IN 1HE CITY
Warren use, 60 Upper Main St. free
from rats and mice ana dampness. lake
G. Bile car C. T. II, propriefor. Ais
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FINANCIAL

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cation-1 time. 8 cents per line; week, 30
cents per line | month, 81 per line
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LEWIS d. ANDERSON,
81 S. Main st

LEWIS d. ANDERSON,
81 S. Main st.
There is nothing as stubborn as fact.
and when We say you IL save money buy
ing your furn,tur and household furnish
ing goods at Lewis Il Alderson's it is a
fact which fears no successful contradic-
ton. We have big stock of both second
hand and new goods, bought for spot
cash from ii best factories in the east ut
the very lowest cash prices, and besides
we discount every bill we buy and sell
ing as We do for spot cash and doing our
own work, it IS PLAIN to be seen we can
give you better goods for less money than
any house in Town. Just see those fine
new oak bedroom sets, 1SX40 beveled glass,
for SIS and $50; maple sets ior $l5, or
those other sets fui $40. And don't forget
to examine carefully those s1lid ouk
high back chairs, the best on earth, TO!
81 ; rockers To match for II so, or fine
polished oak leather seat rockers for
81 and SIS. New polished oak, roll
top decks for $50, or secretaries for SIS, or
la@ies' desks for $50. Great, heavy OAK
extension tables for Sc; oak wardrobes
for $40. others as low as $3.50. Good
Rdsolin' stoves, warranted all perfect Tor
SO and So. Large oil heating stoves that
cos5 SO aAd ST. for So. toldln, beds
with hest cable springs MADE Tor sc. New
linen warp mating for ID and 20c. New,
best made combination tables for So.
There are SPRINGS, mattTetse pillows,
bedding, carpets, stoves, cfockery, tInware
and about everything used in the house,
all s!id at the lowest cash prices. Re-
member the fact you'll always get salts
faction and save mouey in trad ng at
LEWIS d ALDERSON'S 312 S. Main ct.
FOR 81 PER WEEK-ON ACCOUNT OF
the daily arrival of the very latest de-
signs in wing machines direct from the
ca stern factories, and to close out our
older stock, we will tor the next few days
offer to the people OF Los Angeles and
vicinity our secondhand machines Of all
standard u axes (almost new at verv low
prices, and can be paid Tor at the rate of
81 per " Elk. Also headquarters for the
old re bic light running New Hume
sewing machine. Drop III and look them
Ger and be convincet Tor Yourself. THE
NEW HOME SEWING MACHINE OF
FICE, $40 Spring BIT, Los Angeles; 80 +.
Colorado ST., Pasadena. l0tt
FOR SALE-NOTICE TO REAL ES-
tate deaiers-Ihs nes, evidence that
1t pays to advertise in the Herald is tie
fact tnas nearly all toe leading dealers IN
the city are represented N Its ''for o le'
columns. and they find that II pays.
These advertisers are not expert
mpnting. they are widnawake business
men. They have thoroughly tested the
Herald as an advertising medium and
are so we'll satisfied with the results that
they stick TO the proposition.
A. F. SLOPER-HOUsE MOVER. OF
fee, u Center place
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NURSERY

LOS ANGELES NURSERY-TREES,
plants, seeds. bulbs and cscti; lowest
prices. $40 S. Broadway.
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FOR SALE-WALL PAPER STORE
Central l-caiton; n ,rgain, $looU.
|. ID. BARNARD. lI7% ). Br "A way. II
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PERSON L-50 RUNNING FEET OF
wire fence, 10 feet high with gate;
is In good condition and is suitable for
Office. store .r factory partitions. Will he
sold cheap. For further particulars call
at the busin IS office OF The Herald. If
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FOX SALE-LUNCH ROOMS BAKERY
and d-licacies; big ba rgain, 500.
|. ID. BARNARD. ll7is S. Broadway. II
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PATENTS, COPY, ETC.

KNIGHT BROS, tAIENT SOLICIT
ors, free book on patents. 30S tim
son blk. 0-22-G
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FOR EXCHANGE

FOR EXCHANG ACRES NEAR
Duarte, set t. iav.l oianges ard
Eureka lemons. trees and years old;
also Is acr S adJoin NJ city, ju,t IT, tor
SUBDIVISION; buth clear; Will exch n o
cne or botn for good city improved or un-
int Prove and assume.
$3.50 Equity in grod city property
paying IL er cent; want s"methlng clear
in city or n"ar-by.
$50J-Gr Gerry store, doing Good bust.
ness, rent low, living rooms; want vacant
lot.
have large list of exchange properties
and can match you.
r. $. DYAS,
"a III s. Broadway.
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\. F. SLOPER-HOUsE MOVER. OF
fee, y Center place
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THE WORLDS FAMOUS MEDIUM

MRS. PARKER, PIANIST, CLAIRVOY-
ant Medium lie reading, business
removals, lawsuits, mineral locations,
love affairs, etc. Take Traction car to
Vine ST.. second house west of Vermont
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FOR SALE--LODGIVd HOUSES


SHE'S A HONEY, SUAH-36. ROOM
fat on one of the finest corners in
ths city, leased for years at $50, inciud-
ing restaurant, re rented for $780, fine
furniture. elegant carpets and bedding;
everything iifst-class; u money maker;
and here is where the honey part comes
in: $500 cash and $1,000 in 80 monthly ray.
n
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NOTARiES

Il. d. LIST, NOTARY PUBLIC AND
conveyanc T: legal papers carefully
and promptly drawn at 1851 w. Second.
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FOR SALE-S5oU WILL GIVE GOOD
man half tsrest in established busi.
ness. VIII paw $4,000 pei annum. No
humbup. Invest ate at once. Address
Q box 20. Hrrald office. II tn su
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PERSONAL - THE LATEST STYLE
Regents suits made by crack eastern
tit you. MISfIT CLOTHING PARLORS.
ia ". First ST., near Spring, Wilson blk. If
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cation-l time. cents per line: | week, 30
cents per line; month. ST. per line.
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FOR RENT MISCELLANEOUS
>-,-----
FOR RENT-BACk PORTION OF
w. S GARTER IL co. "a
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FUNNY FANCIES.

CT. TL;. ~ W. n.I
numtns - 20 s nh aTu mus
o., ha" .in., uon, Ia !"
:" % rN'A "' ~
Nc, 'nA ~ i:"s a. p"tii.
-. ..I. I:JIs' ~ ~ . .9I ~ sh"? m
~ Ho- =, '0iu LIN iuAe 1 !"
I ~ "a antG no JUS ~" Nu"o'e"'
l "pt'4 Y0H
o ue das tuhn's OUT or
~ ISo, "LI Cn io Hoeu, a. noI y
nU p.." ta.t ue | u"s 80 ~ y
nun .o0 e. W al N4 A
-us~" EE
Sister-Ihere, you have the candy all
over your new SUIT! What W'a mamma
~ L NV "rm' ~ ,hu.a
80 y a,e AZ! u '
1o.Noa IN ! sIt oIA
Mr.. AsRef-"1hey tell me tnat inc
b~ook-kcepor oil your htm Is behind In
his accounts; 10 that aoF' Mr.. Ia'kS
Ear from II; no come OUT aneao. us
tne company UNI oen'"o' -
"es-'y.
Perdlta-lt you continue much longer
to play poker with my father, :! won't
marry you, JACK DashinE-u your
father continues 10 play poker much
longer with NE. l Won't need to.-Prncs.
ton 1t3er.
"You can always guess a woman's
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-06-22
Relief From the silver Craze.

It is possible that a halt in the agila.
ton Of tho ailvcr question by tho silver
mine owners OF tho United Statea may
DO called from an unexpected courac.
Washington dispatches report that
negotiations have recently bocn opened
with n view OF having China gourcc
from American capitalists tho amount
Of silver requisite to pay tho Chinese
indemnity Of 2O0,OOO.0OO taela to Japan.
The Chinese tacl ~ about equal to tho
Mexican dollar, which Ia nov worth 50
cents in American money, and the pro-
position is to purchase tho bullion from
American mines.
Should tho Arrangement DO consu IN.
mated the contract would absorb tho
surplus product o! our mines for soIno
timo to come. and tho .imino owners
would not have the incentive they now
havo Tor demanding thnt this govern
mon: shall adop. Il monetary policy
tina! would provide 1t the peoples ~.
ponac dumping ground for their sur
plu,.
by tho time tho contract is flied, 1t
is argued, tho silver craze in tho United
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Tho Huntington Disgrace.

All good citizens OF tho state have
been closely watching even,a a. Hunt
ingtou during the past week. While
the contest ior political control OF the
city has been 4 local affair it has been
also OF general interest, because it has
revealed TO the people OF tho state the
desperate means to which tho Demo.
cratic leaders In tho second city OF West
Virginia are ready to reaort in order to
maintain power after the voters have
rejected them.
Honorable Democrats have blushcd
with shame Tor tho representatives OF
their party aa they have contemplated
tho high-handed proceedings which
hayc characterized the contamination
OF the conspiracy to deprive the Repub.
licans OF tho fruits OF thoir victory ut
the polls. Tho counting out OF the suc-
~cessful Republican candidate for mayor
was bad enough and deserved tho de-
nunciation OF all honest mon, but that
proceeding was not the browning act OF
iniamy. The city council was q tic bo-
tween the two parties, but because two
Republican councilmen.clcct did not
happen to BIO present Wednesday night
when the time came for thom to be
sworn in their defeated Democratic
competitors wero given tho aeats. This
was dono in the face Of tho fact that tho
city chatter gives a ounCllman.elect
thirty days in which to qualify.
In the long list of Democratic post.
election conspiracios to defeat tho will
Of tho people Of West Virginia thorc
doea not appear M &C. more infamous
than this last resort OF tho Democratic
bossca Of Huntington. 1t will tako its
place beside tho famous tive" crime,
tho Wetzol county ballot box outrage,
tho Ohio county "rocouutU," and the
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rELErHoSE NUMBERS
Editorial, Room. sc3... Counting Room s@a.
MuIELrNG. JuNE sc. 1893.
Tho Patton RESOLUTION.

lnC IttOu tNtsbiutioH' .
Tho Patton resolution to have no
resolutions on public questions, but to
leave the matter OF making a party
platform to the proper body-the M
tional Republican convention Of next
year-was adopted by the National
League convention at Cleveland yester.
day, aud in doing SO the convention did
the thing which the great mass Of the
party expected it to do. 1t was not an
act OF co~wardice. as some gentlemen
seem to think. and as our Democratic
friends affect to believe.
The resolution was framed in accord
ance with the spirit and the letter OF
the constitution OF the League, which
distinctly says, 'This League shall not
in any manner endeavor to influence
tho action OF any national, state, county
or municipal convention" and was a
recognition Of the fact that the purpose
OF the convention was not to frame n
party platform, but rather to maintain
the organization OF q force for practical
campaign work. This is the whole ob-
iec. Of the League, and the gentlemen
who were indus;rious!v engaged in the
effort to nulliiy n provision Of the con
stitu.ion had their trouble for their
pains.
As the Patton resolution says, the
League convention had no instructions
from the Republicans OF the United
States, nor jurisdiction to franc or
~enunciatc party platforms, and it did
the proper thing to retor all resolutions
relating to party questions TO the Re-
publican National Convention OF 1896,
with entire confidence that its action
will rebound to the prosperity OF the
people and the continued glory and al
rancemens OF the country"
1t is not surprising that there were
gentlemen. extremists, or both sides OF
the money question, who were disap-
pointed because the convention kept
within the bounds OF its jurisdiction
and refused to encroach on the preroga-
tive OF the national nominating con-
vention. They had their hearts set on
imposing upon the League something
with which it had no right to NEEDLE
and were naturally dissatisfied when
their plans miscar,ied. They will get
oyer it, however, and will live to appre-
cia.e the wisdom OF the course finally
adopted.
The Republicans OF the United States
ara quite willing TO delegate to the
national convention OF next year the
duty OF making q platform, and in tho
meantime will heartily echo the resolve
OF the League to renew allegiance to the
principles OF the party aud pledge their
bes. efforts for its success.
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theft OF tho gayornorship, and will DO
remembered by tho people along with
thcm.
Tho acts committed by Democratic
leaders In tho pas! In this state have
shown what desperate chances they
woro willing to take TO maintain power
In Wcst Virginia. Thor overwhelming
dCicat Of last November, far from, teach.
Ing thcm tho lesson tint tho
people hayc grown tired OF thoir
methods, SchIn' TO have rendered
them moro desperate, aud tho events Of
tho pas. wcok in Huntington indicate
what may DO expected from that quar-.
tor In tho future.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-06-22

This remedy is becoming go vel.
known and SO popular as 10 need nc
special mention. An who have used
Electric Bitters stag tho same song OF
praise. a Nurcr medicine does not exist
and it is guaranteed 10 do all that Is
claimed. Electric Bittors will cure ali
diseases OF tho Liver and Kidneys, will
remove pimplcs, Dolls. Salt Rheum aud
other affections caused by impure blood.
Will drive Malaria from tho system md
prevent as well as cure all Malarial 10.
yer5. For cure of Headache, Constipn.
ton and Indigestion try Electric Filters.
Entire satisfaction guaranteed or monoy
refunded. Price 81 ccnta and 81 per
bottle, at Logan Drug Co.'S Drug Store, 8
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-06-22

NorglatOrn Nre Eoniatoa.
We arc glad to know that there are
some issues upon which there is q
unanimity Of opinion, and there are yo.
q fow things kept free from partisan
politics. Ono ai these few issues is the
policy OF conducting and managing the
state university. These who were fortu-
na,o enough to be present Wednesday
morning ut the commencement cxer-
cises, will no doubt be rra,ifed after
hearing West FirGinia's two most dis
tiuguished citizens and whoac political
opinions arc directly opposite declare
that above all things they had views in
common when it came 10 the state uni
versity. We refer to the short speeches
made by Gov. MacCorkle and Souator
Elkins.
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States will have died out, or the European
nations will have been brought to m
agreement for international bi.mo,,
aIlia'n. At any rate, such an arrange.
mont would provide an immediate mar.
ket for tho ailvor men and afford thom
tho rolicf they hope to obtain through
a FREQ and unlimited coinage law. 1t
would DO a happy solution Of tho silver
question, which tho adhcronta to sound
money would Welcome AZ n temporary
rolictirom the agitation which Is wholly
In tho intoros. Of tho American silver
wnc
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-06-22
lioilrf Ia Sia Hours.

Distressing kidney aud bl ladder dis.
cases relieved in six hours by tho "NEw
CHEAT Souri, AMERICAN KIDNEY CuuE."
This now remedy Ia n great surpriao on
account of its exceeding promptnc in
relieving pain in tho bladder, kidneys,
back and every part Of tho urinary pass.
ngc in malo or female. 1t relieves rc.
~tention OF water and pain in passing it
almost immediately. II You want quick
rOlict and cure this Is your romedy,
Sold by L. II. List. druggist, Wheeling.
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"TnE Supreme Temple of the Silver
Knights OF America" Is tho title OF n
secret order, the object OF which is to
propagate FREQ silver sentiment. II we
understand the temper of the American
people, the organization will prove n
deeriment to the cause OF silver. There
is no place in the politics of this coun-
try for oath bound secret political So
cie,ies. They are repugnaut to %iutelli-
gent, above-board Americanism. Secret
orders have their place, but it is not in
the politics OF the country.