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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-11-22
II TIE OIL YIELDS.
Another waVcrly Strike-rhe CHrrothtrs
We'll on AIonongHllR New PIPE Lines.
Other LHtC OIL News.

Another wavrrly Strtkc-'rhe CRrrothtrs
We'll on lIon6ngalla New Pipe Lines.
Other Late OH News.
The MCCary. farm well on South iIlll.
will likely have TO be abandoned and a
new hole started.
A new well has been started on the
Hammctt fern In the extreme west end
Of the new Eureka hrid.
Eugus No. /. OF Moore & Rathburn
In the Middle Island dlRtrict, will be
drilled In thlF afternoon.
a new well has been started on tho
HnuIno,t farm In the CEtromc west end
Of Eureka developments.
on the Joe Fisher farm. west Of the
defined portion Of the Wayorly ncld.s
party Of phrkcTSburBarB will drill Il
wildcat well.
The fishing job on the Minerva Nc.
Kay well still continues. The well will
probably have TO be- abandoned and u
new hole started.
Tho well on the John West farm viii
be drilled ncycnty feet deeper and II no
profitable rogtilts are obtained, the hole
will be abandoned.
on Sand hin the McCnry farm well
now hole started, unless lost string Of
tools cun b. drilled part
In the eastern cXtcnalon " the Elm
run dirtrtt IN tho Cairo icld Hopkins
viii ann wildcat well u considerable
distance In advance NJ developments.
The buckeye Pipe Line Company i7
holding ~ tn cnd In the present grcri
activity IN tho lower gOuih.Wu1t dcyCl.
opHtuta. by tearing up ~ old llncH nni
replacing them with new ones.
The John j bartlett farm, consist.
Ink Of lil npfr1. IN the Williams dl1.
trlJt. hrr bucn leased by A. i ltlnmnrda
NJ T.. Nuli aud u e. Beat. Ol Marietta,
who win put down we'll NJ once,
The Oh cuslng wh1 put IN the Blrlcl,.
Ter run we'll In the cairo Held ou wei.
uufdny Progress hna been rlDw IN
thin well II having been several wo0llH
Hincu The wen VIVA started drilling and
II VIII not be- due fut the next ten dnys
Although the Cnrfothcu farm well In
MpnOngplln county w not ~ large by
fnr aH wnV reported, operations there
ARE very active Farmers IN the belt
nlo fplling onu.hnlf lnturuHt In ihuir
royalty very cheap, however Some Ut
the farmers there think that $500 OF
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-11-22
THE CoIEEArg FIELD,
The s'arbuels wsIr, Actual Production,

New Companies,
Mr., starbuck, who owns the land on
which the first Colerain oil well was
drilled, recently received his royalty on
basis OF a little over 1900 barrels of
oil, as the product OF the well from liz
beginning up to date
ChGncGy HorF. Of Cudg son OF Sena-
tor lIoGE, Is organizing company TO
drill Ia the ColcrRin field at point
about midway between the Starbuck
and Lupton wells The location looks
promising Some stock was subscribed
In this city yesterday.
Another company has been organized
In Bridgeport and VIII commence MS
soon rs water contest to drill an oil well
at Fairppint, on the Cleveland, Lorain
& Wheeling railway, Tho highest au-
thority gives this point as good one
for oil, II lines up well with the Smiths
Ferry, Gould's, BRrHesville and MncEs-
burg fields.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-11-22
NOTES ON NAVIGATION.
Stage OF Water and Movrmrn" Of Boats,
The River Interests.

The River Iuterrsts'
YESTERDAYS DEPARTURES.
Lexington, Matamorus. II u. IN.
Jewel. Darlington, 800 p. M.
BOATS LEAVING TO-DAY.
Jewel. Darlington, $50 y. III.
just fifteen years ago to-day the Ohio
river was frozen over at Georgetown
Pa. below Pittsburgh. the earliest
freeze recorded on the Ohio,
The marks at the public landing last
evening Ut q p. m, showed 2 feet inch
cs and stationary. The morning re-
ports from hcldwuters showed falling
rivers above at every reported point cX-
cspting Parkers, where the Allegheny
was rising.
Some river men predict rain before
Monday. and a coal boat stage not later
than Thanksgiving Day. next Thurs
day, There is now fully 5000, 900 bush
els Of coal loaded IN Pittsburgh harbor,
enough TO give every towbOat on the
river two trips, The entire resumption
OF navigation on the Ohio from Pitts
burEh to Cairo will give employment
to 10000 men on 600 steamboats,
The past season, as has been mem
toned before. has been one OF the worst
from the rivCrmnn's point Of view that
has over been experienced on the Ohio
river An examination Of Captain
Orchards records NJ the whnrfbOat.
shows that during almost the cntircPe-
riod from the sprinE Of 1857 10 May,
1899. the river was steadily nuyigable
FOR all the packets. During the period
nom 1892 UP 10 the present time, how
ever, the records show that there has
~. A "a ~
low water.
Capt. Ellison II naturally much pleas
ed with the light drAught OF the Vir-
Elnia, and said yesterday that when
she comes out with wheel on and ready
for business she would draw but thir-
~ inches This IL remarkably light.
tnking into consideration the manner
In which the boat Is built, and viii sur
Prise some OF the old.tlme riycrmcn.
says the Cinsinnatl Commercial Ga
zctte. Capt Ellison said that the Hud-
son came out drawing thirty-thrce
inches. and now, nine years afttTwhrd
only draws three feet. He expects the
new boat to hold UP equally Ms well.
The Fhyoritc will be no longer seen
I'm local trades. She madcOher last trip
In the Matamoras trade on "Wednesday
and lett MatAmoras yesterday morning
for CutlettsDurE, her home port The
Flvorite was doing well In this trade
during the low water and her retire
mcnt caused some surprise NJ the pub.
lie landing. There ~ an explanation,
however. and reasonable one. II
seems that the Fayorite has been leak
ing SO badly that II has been necessary
for some time to have two siphOn
pumps at work constantly In order TO
keep her aHont This IA the reason foF
her retiremCntshc viii go on the docks
II Is sail. and receive general rcpara
The Fayoritc Ia the oldest boat pJyng
in large trades, having been built al
South Point. ohio. IN 1870,
Oh City-Rlvor s inches and station.
airy Weather clear and cold
MOTEantpwu-Hiyc feet inches
and stationary Weather clear aud
cold
Stcuhenvillc-Rlver ! foot inches
aud falling weather clcur and cold.
WRruu-Riytr seven tenths Of foot
and falling Weather cool with llsht
snow
Greensboro River G feet 10 inches
nnJ stationary. Weather fair and
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-11-22
wArcurs-Jou,; BECKER & co.
WAIUHE5-JOIIN UbUhIE q 90.
WATCHES.

We llayo the largest stock OF
Watches IN Tho city, At prices That
rnnnoL he touched by any other
house. If yOn arc In ncCl Of any.
thing of tho kind cali and SOC our
line. Oar reputation and long rN
pcricnce roe, with every article.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-11-22

The recent good strike In the Archer
Fork oil field, by r. N. BRrnsdGll, has
enhanced the value OF The bridgeport
OIL & Gas CompEny's stock, This COM
pBEy has over l,0QO acres leased ID this
field, They have n derrick W and II
contract signed by Mr.. Dunn. OF Dexter
city, to drill a wei. Drilling com
mcrccd on the lille farm and It Is right
IN line with the recent good strike and
also with hfty good producers.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-11-22

sstersvlllc, W, Va, Nov, 2l.-Lcwls
No, S, OF the Deep Run OIL Company
was drilled In the Big InJun sand this
afternoon and Is showing for 100 bar
rolls u day, II is In defined territory on
Dog Skin. In Monroe county. Ohio.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-11-22
ATLANTIC TEA COMPANY.
I OW PRICES
IL And STANDARD GOODS.

From our price list you can always
learn tho lowest prices for the best
goods. Every article We advertise We
guarantee, You run no risk by placing
your order with US.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-11-22
AS TO NATURAL GAS.
The Special Council Committee
Takes the Night
TO CONSIDER DETAILS GIVEN

ny General Manager George Heard or the
cOmpNny's Duslness Since It Began OPP
sratlons and Its Financial Condition
Now-Nyhy un Incrrass or Prices Seems
Imperative Necessity to the Company,
Divergent View. or the conmlttss-A
pshnlts Proposal Is Asked.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-11-22


dyspepsin for there Is certainly no other
uorb.s on earth that Keeps you so ever.
lastispiy struggling against being crushed
Into utter despair Anything that cures
dyspersil liGS about half the weight OF
misery that Cru5hea mankind, and wo'
mankind,
The uoub!, with most Of the so called
dyspepsia CUES, IL that they don't cure.
They rive only temporary relief lndlgeS'
ton usually extends al through the discs-
tive tract, lsom tie stomach clear down 10
the larg, intestine the liver 100 is frequent
lyinvolvcd in the trouble leiug torpid AID
inactive. For a thorough, radical, per
mlucut cure You must have the whole d.
Cestiyc oIglni,msgt righL-Not violently
stirred m, but regulated, Doctor Pierce's
Pleasant Pclct9 will do il. They stinu-
late the digestive juices Of the stomach
iuyignr1tc Tire liver aud help it TO actively
sccretc TIE bile and act gently on the
bowels To promote regular healthy move
mrnt. This means complete and last
ing cure OF digestive troubles
Tkc pellets" are not a severe cathaftic.
They act on the bowels naturally and COM
fortably though surely. The dose can be
regulated to your needs, and VIXEN the
"pellctsn have done their work they can
be discontinued You don't become
slave to their use, as with other pills. II
the druggis. suggest some gripping pill that
gives him more profit, think wha' aiH
fggdf yen RJIi.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-09-17

laiIeno. Na6 ldu9srer 3eit erf6ien
NelutOn, I'm iib 81 Slide gu ieBen.
Ils er aber bic llebsrreite bes Subus
ia6, murmelte er: sd 9laubts pabr-
baftig. mob ni4t 9e8elen gu baben.
nno Iebe, ME man li9 irren tann."
Gin Seitenitiif oa;u bat S1eooor
Wtomm'en gcliefert, bon DelIen Ser-
ltreutbeit ebenfals @umoeroinae be.
ri6tet iueroen. Sor Sabren battle er
einen Siener. Der iid Die sdnSli6e Ser.
tieflug oes 8eihi6tsidreibers in feline
Nrbelt 9eiAitt 81 Nube madte. gines
cages bra6te er Dem 8elebrten ods
Mitta9eNen i'll iein Nrbeitssimmer,
obne ooB Der PrOfeIiOrgtOti3 oapon nabln
Sdon miro Der Slueite Sang auf9etraaeu
uno nod itebt Der erite unberiibrt.
Sa tommt Dem Siener Elm iblauer 8e-
oante. Gr 'tellt raid ben speiten
Sang bin. nimmt ben eriten Seller meg
uno peripsilt ieinen Snbalt, I'M bier=
auI nit Dem SDeiteu llno oritten Sel-
Ter ebenIo sl pertabrsn. Na6 einieen
Stunoen jeoOb peripiirt Der @elebrte
cine 9epi'le Seere i'm Wta9sn; er be9ibt
lib 'eIbIt III Die Slide Hno fra9t drger-
LID: rgetomme ib benin beute tein
MIttuAbrOo?"-9er Siener ermioerte:
Ser S0err Proiehor baben ia iton 9e.
9elen." uno Wommien iegt ii9 pies
Der al ielncn Shrcibtii1 uro mlrs
melte: ugSie tonnte ib nur 10 uerssB-
LID iein!"
Der beriibmte franiOIii6e Watbemas
titer uno Pbpliter q mperefa nO einz
mai nuf Dem g8eg in iein &pllcg einen
Sletel nit bunten Noern, Den er bez
munoerte. Sann 5o9 er feline llbr aus
Oct SaIhe uno als er lab, DaB es 3eit
tttr lbn lei, ltette er Den &ieiel in Die
Sal1e uno mari Die llbr iiber oas
SrlfenAeldnoer oes Bont5 bes Arts
in Die Seine.
GinmNl perlieB CT ieinen S6riaaI,
aall' III ell mntbematii6es Yrpblem
o%ertie't. Sl0Bllh fiel ibm Die Solung
eln unO oa er Die Rreioe bon leiner
SOrleiung NOD in Der Sano belt uno
lebt geraoe eln ihluariss Sisrsd, elmer
Safel Gbnlib, por lih lab, 10 beDedte
er oleIes ihleunislt nit 3ablsn. Sa
beipeAt Iih lcltlamer 98eiie Die Safel
uno orObt linn III en%tflieben. 4mpere
ellt blnterber, Die Safel ldui! i1ueller,
biz er Die SeriOlgung aufgsbsn
muB, uno MIN exit Iiebt, ouB
er Die Hilflelte zines &uti9wagsns
ais Salel benuBt bat.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-09-17
3erjtrcute Seutc.

,,8lilfll6 1T tuer per9ibt. mas nl6t
nlebr 81 duoern it," lelrt utls Elm
altes, wabres 9Sprt. Wunhe Samen
pergeIen oesluegen iogar Die 3abl ibrer
Sebensjabre, uno es Slbt gewllle Mcn=
ihen, Die cine pabre SIrtuOlltat I'M
SerQeien seborNteu 8eloes beiiBeu.
Sas Ter9eiieu Tam aber iebr ullan=
0enebm uno peinlih iein, bcionoers
leue glrt uOn Ger9eBli1teit, Die mir
ais 3erltreutbeit beSei1nen uuo Die e.
OerGulGBt, oab man ). y. iiber einsn
iOeben geI6riebsnen Srief oas Sinten=
fdB ltntt oes Sa~noialies auslhiittet.
Siele leioi9e 8emObnbeit, Die nGhitlie=
genOen uno notbwenoi9'ten SiuAe 81
Der9elen ooer 81 permehleln, ei9net
betanntermaBen in berp0rragenoerNrt
~beionber5 geleerten Seutell. mesbalb.
oas Golt bcbduptet: use gelebrter
oeIto perte1rter!"
Giner Der Seritreutelten WenIhen. Die
es le gegeben bat. iuar unltreitig Der
groBe gerliner SbeOloge uno &irhen=
blltorlter N eduoer, bon Dem unS0b=
li9e, auf bieie Gigenibaft be;iigli1e
Nnetopten berihtet peroen. Mls er
zines Nbenos bel ieiner Stuoirlumpe
'uB, lhlOb er lie plOBli6 aus Terieben
III lein SAriebpult. 10 D0B es nit
elnem Male Wtale 9anS finlter nm i'm
wuroe. Sa grin er iih nud Den
gu9en uno tlaate uno %iammerte: glb.
meln 6Ott. ih bin ia blind gemOrOen!"
Nlsbalo elite feline Sbwsltsr ulo trelle
Yflegerin Sannben, Der Die StuOenten
ben Yeinamen ,,oie Nsunoine" 9e0e=
ben butten, berbei uno nun wuroe Der
Srrtbum uuter bsiOieitiser Ssitsrteit
auf9etldrt.
2cgte Die Shtpeiter linn feline Yett=
tleioer nibt Dor oas yett, oaun iuhr or
an Mprgen rbne oieie in feline boben
StieIeln, mOrauf er in Dem langen,
nett ilbsr Die &niee reibenoen GOf tein
anoeres Yetleioun9sItiid permibte.
SOn Ieiner @obnun9 in Der Wart9rd-
IenltraBe 80 bis CUR llniperlitdt tonnte
man lbn nlbt allein 9eben lallen, benin
9ab ibm einmal Sannben poer iein
6amuls niht oas Beleite, 10 0in9 err
liber, ltdtt ilber ben SperupldB, Die
SebrensitraBe entlang bis CUR gSil=
belmltraBe. tSier nabm iib Damn Elm
SrpiAtentlltI1er ooer ein gtenlteber
oes ltlotbetannteu @elebrten al lno
"lieferte ibn al Den YOrtier Der llniper=
lltQt ab.
gtibt piel weniaer seritreut mar Der
Yegriineer Der ueueren mathematician
Ybplit uno Der pbpiiIhen N%ltrunomie,
SlGat Newtor. Der einmal ltatt oe3
Sizes. oas er lieoen wollte. feline Sa=
Ihenubr in oas tohenoe ySalisr mari
uno oas Gi in Der Sauo bebielt.
Dit IeBte er Iih. ourb irgeno eillen
@eo0nten er9rinen. sleih nab Dem
Nuilteben uieoer aui's Sett uno blisb,
nit ieiner Soee beihGiti9t, i~tunoenlQn9
unbetleioet iiBen. &s9elmdBig muBte
man ibn ans Ghen e"rinnern; ia or
tOnnte Iih IO9ar einbiloen, er lei iatt.
luenn er nidts gegeiIen bate. go tam
zines Sases lein Trsuno StudelsD gu
ibm, ben er 81 Otittag 9elaoen bate.
Gr martete cine 3eit lang auf ben
g8irtb, Der iib in ieiuem 3iinmer elm.
Aeihlo'en bate, rno u~erlpeilte oann
oas bereits auIgetra9ene Subn, bloB
oelien Snpten in Der Sdiiiiel suriid-
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-09-17

Sn ibrem tleinen, freunoli6en Salon,
1eben benz init breitblItterigen Yflan=
sen beleBten Slumentiib lab bic Mut=
ter gberbaro Yanterts ant Senlter.
Sbr i6lihtes i6warses Seioentleio,
ibre sefGlig geIbeitelten blOnoen Saare
harmpnirten portreffli6 nit ibrem
i%aniten 8eli6t uno nit ben semellenen.
rlbiaen Y%eweaun9en. sic mar eben
oamit beiAGfti9t, ben Namen ibrcs
Sobnes in ipeiBe 2innentliber gu ttitfen
nno lslten nlr bob lie ben Slid bon
ibrer Mrbeit empDr, INN i'm auf ben
arinen Sldttern Dor ii9 ruben gu lai-
len. Sept aber lieb iie befremoet Die
Naoel linteu -es t6nte Elm balti9er
S6ritt auf benz Corridor. .,gber=
barb? gu oieier Stunoe9" f~liiiterte lie
beior9t. ,.Gtwas unSew0bnli9es
muB ibm be9egnet iein."
Na1 i6nellem pohen trat gberbaro
Yaltert eilig in oas 3immer ieiner
SHUTTER. sIRit u%n9eUobnter Ssiti9teit
mari er ben Sut aui einsu Stubl uno
begann nab fliidti9er Se9riBun9 er.
re9t i'm 3immer auf uno ab gu sebsn.
,,Su bit erreet, mein Sobn." iaate
Srau Pantert. welhe ibre glrbeit wie-
Der aufsenDmmen bate.
SD m6dte fiber pi9ti9s Tin9e
nit Dir Giifiprade nebmen, Wutter.
Gannit ou mir Elm paar Minuten
fbenteu2"
,.Su weiBt. id babe ftets 3sit iiir
bid" e%nt9egnete lie ld4elno.
gr idob iib ben sroBen SeIIel neben
ibren SIP, uno Die Wutter i1aute er-
wartun3sppll 81 ibm aui. SD
mOhte ilber Gooa nit Dir reoen," be-
9anu or SOgsrno.
.,Gooa lit elm 9utes. liebes Gino,''
msiute bic Wutter.
Gr sudte ~unseouloig nit Den 9ldIeln.
rSalpobl, lie bat elm 9utes Ser3 -
1leln ......"
,.Nlein?" unterbrab iis i'm. $50
weiB, mas bu ia9en willt: lie lit Dir
81 lebbait, 81 poetiib anseIegt. Weine
Meinuns ba9eaen lit. bah 9eraoe
euerer tOtalen Yeri6ieoeubeit we9sn
feline 6rau beier iir DID paiien miro.
OILS gooa."
.,Sas 1T nibt QNes; ib entoede bon
Sag su Sag mebr. mie ireiiimig uno
emanciplrt lie in lbren gnllbten lit.
Sic paBt niht in uulere osuti4en Ser.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-09-17
e d | E.l

Grit i'm Sebnten Sabre ieiner N6me-
lenbeit BON Der Seimatb tonnte er lif
na6 europa sinidiifen. Gr bate Elm
anltduoiSes Sermo9eu erworbeu, IL. ,oOs
Ser5 BON SOIfnun9en 9eibwellt, trat
er bic lan9mieri9e &eiIe al.
Sbne uniaa langte er in europa an
uno reiIte BAG llllo gta6t, Inn 81 ben
Semen gu tOmlnell.
llno wie er enolib 9laubte in Den
Safen Der 9tube uno oes 8iiifes eiu=
lauien iu f0unen, ma6te oas unerbitt=
lihe S6idial 0lls felue pldne 81 S9an=
ben.
Wletje mar oas g8eib zines gln=
bern gewOroen ulO er ltdno mle=
Der fremo uno perlalleu in Der gSelt
iule Dorber.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-09-17

@bgefiibrt. 6aoer 8ed:
vSa9en Sic, 0err YrofsiOr, tonnen
sic mir angebeu, wel1e Srantitdt
Nrlenlt erforOerilb lit, UNI cine Siege
Su tOoteu?" = YrOienpr: ,8emiB tam
l5 SDnen oas la9sn, lieber 6reuno;
Gber UOrber muB iA oas glitter Der
6lieSe wIlen. ibr 8eiAle1t, ibr Sem.
permanent, ibre Stelllng uno 9ebens.
9ewobnbeiten, pb lie Oerbciratbet Ooer
leoiG, WlttWe ODER Sung9eiele lit.
Sobalo Sic mir Oieie Yuntte beant.
worten, tann ib aui ibre 6rage Elm.
seben."
0as &rotooil brautt 80 Sc.
tunoen, I'M lib slnlnal umorebeu ~
tOnnen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-09-17
SIN UoDe ufretnt.
Gine Gr5dhlun9 Don Karl Nlerld.

Sriiben i'm anoern Sduslein bat
Mietie Die &inoer 81 Bette 9ebrabt.
uno Nae i6lafen unO tr1llnen biz gum
anoern MtOrgeu, pdbreno Der arnle
5remoe IiA iblaflOs aui leinem Eager
ludlSte uno Iib unenOli1, uamenlos,
elenO uno perlanen fii9lt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-09-17
Sutcreiiante Grsablnnsen.

Wir mOhtcn uniere 2eier benahribs
ti9en. Dab mir I'M 2aufe oes tpmmen.
ben Winters cine gln3abl prahtpoler
gr51bluu0cu publisirsu peroeu. Wir
be9innen pabrlbelnlib ge9eu gnoe
September Ooer gnfanq Sttober nit
elmer oerlelben. Nuh m06teu mir
unIere SeIer bitten, S%enieni9en, pel1e
i6r Slatt gum 2eien Der Grsdblun9en
bpr9eu, Sieiss mitiut9eiler, uno
oieielben freunolihit gu erIu6eu, auf
oieles Slatt 81 abonniren.
=.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-09-17
ber;u, 6rans wuroe eeruIen, Der Yfar=

beriu, 6rans wuroe 9eruien, Der Yiar=
rer eili9't gebolt......
Ollie @ieoerlelebun9uerIu6e tparen
umionit. Gin Ser5ihlaq bate Dem
Scben Wietlens elm gnoe 9emaht.
Die beioen Sinoer itdnoeu trauereno
uno in Sbrlnen auigelOlt neben Der
tOoten Wutter.
Sebt batten bic IrInen ,tpei Sater
- aber Die liebe Wutter mar toot!
Sbr drllen Ginoer!
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-09-17

Srei Monate ipdter plroe au6
San, Der Nmeritaner. su @rabe Ges
trageu. Nuf ieinem Soobette bate er
6rar5 iein 8ebeimniB mitgetbeilt.
Gr mar in ben glrlrsn lciner &inoer 9ez
ltOrben.
SEPT rll6t er ueben ieiner Mietie in
tiibler Groe!
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1895-07-31

AN immense crowd will gather and
await with eager expectancy the signal
that viii open the Atlanta EXPOSE
tion to the world. The wire will
be connected with the throttle of the
twin mammoth engines, all of the belts
will be placed on the pulleys, the flags
will struggle with the breeze, in their at
tempt to free themselves. dead silence
viii reign, and then, like the lightning S
stroke, the flash will come, and, with
a lifelike movment, the wheels will
slowly turn, and the doors of the
building will be open to the world
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1895-07-31

IN any other country but America,
il would be treason to ridicule the
President Of the United States, and it
should be made so in this When it
comes to cartooaing the President and
his family, as has been done by certain
crank newspapers, it is one of the
crosses offenses that could be committed
against decency and not only rolls the
officer Of that dignity and respect that
it commands, but is an insult upon the
nation and our boosted institutions and
should be made misdemeanor, aud
punishable by fine and imprisonment.
Every one should be made to respect
and honor the chief magistrate of the
nation. and that position be held.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1895-07-31

THE current issue of The Ladies
Home Journal is replete with informa-
tion and reading matter which make
this popular journal welcome visitor
in every household. The fact that the
Home Journal is edited by gentleman
OF such marked ability as Mr.. Edward
w. Box is guarantee of the excellence
of the contents of the paper. The other
contributors are persons of rare literary
taste. The Home Journal is published
in Philadelphia.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1895-07-31

Both the method and results when
Syrup of Figs is taken; il is pleasant
and refreshing to the taste, and acts
gently yet promptly on the Kidneys,
Liver and Bowels, cleanses the sys-
tenn effectually, dispels colds, head
aches and fevers and cures habituaI
constipation. Syrup of Figs is the
only remedy of its kind ever pro-
duced, pleasing to the taste and ac-
ceptable to the stomach, prompt in
its action and truly beneficial in its
effects, prepared only from the most
healthy and agreeable substances, its
many excellent qualities commend it
to all and have made it the most
popular remedy known.
Syrup of Figs is for sale in SO
cent bottles by all leading drug
gists. Any reliable druggist who
may not have it on hand will pro-
cure it promptly for any one who
wishes to try it. Do not accept any
substitute.
CALIFORNIA re syrup co.
SAN FRANCISCO, CAL.
LOUISVILLE. KY. NEW E0Rk. ~
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1895-07-31

PROPOSALS. FOR THE ANNUAL
il SUPPLY OF FUEL FOR THE
y. s. NAVY.-July !, lS95.-Sealed
proposals, endorsed Proposals for
Fuel for the u. S. Navy, to be opened
July 80, 1886, " will be received at the
Bureau of Supplies and Accounts, Ma
Wv Department, Washington, ID. g.,
until IL O'Clock noon, July 80, 1895, and
publicly opened Immediately thereafter,
to furnish the annual supply Of coal,
coke, wood, and charcoal at the Navy
Yards Portsmouth, N. H.; Boston,
Mass; New York; League Island, Pa. {;
Washington, ID. c.; Norfolk, Va; Pen
sacola, Fla; Mare Island, Cal; the Ma
val Stations: Newport, X. l.; New
London, Conn.,; Port Royal, 5. c.; Pu-
get Sound, Washington, and the Naval
Academy. Annapolis, Md; the annual
supply Of coal at the Naval Hospitals,
Dispensaries, &c. W idow Is Island, Me. ;
Portsmouth. N. III. (; Chelsea, Mass.
Brooklyn, N. Y: Philadelphia, Pa. ;
League Island, Pa; Washington, ID. g. /;
Norfolk, Va. Pensacola, Fla, and
Mare Island, Cal; also quantity Of
crude oil for burning for the Navy
Yard, Mare Island, Cal. Blank forms
of proposals will be furnished upon APP
plication to the Bureau, TO the Com
mandaL is of the different Navy Yards,
or to the Navy Pay Offices. The fuel
must in all cases conform to the Navy
standard and pass the usual naval in
spection. Tie bids, all other things be-
ing equal, decided by lot. The Depart
ment reserves the right to waive defects
or to reject any or all bids not deemed
advantageous to the Government. =
EDWIN STEWART, Pdymoster Gem
eral II. S. NJ. 784t
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1895-07-31
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