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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-14
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.


Chicago, Sept. l3-Despite gold ex-
ports and bond issue talk the shorts
in wheat took fright today and their
covering closed December lac higher.
There was not much In the way of
news. but shorts all seem TO want to
cover at once, and bid the market up
Gables were better and there was also
some long buying.
Corn ruled firm. but with no great
amount OF business. Al the recent de-
cline q good many shorts seemed dis
posed to cover and secure profits, and
with offerings only moderate firm
feeling ruled.
Oats ruled strong and higher with
good inquiry and Il little for sale.
Provisions were strong, helped by the
bulge In wheat and corn. pork gained
from TO 10 cents and ribs 2 i-2 cents
for October January lard closed 2l-2
cents lower for the day.
Estimates for Saturday: Wheat. 3d.;
corn, Sos; oats. 273 cars hogs, 5000
head.
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New York, Sept. l3.-The total sales
OF stocks today We're i54.4A shares, in
Guiding: American sugar exclusion
$500; Atchison third assessment paid
-S.ag1. Elrllng1an-= z, 7e94 Missouri
-cTitr, I4,500. Reading. 70. 4Oo, pacr
island. 32,g0Oi 81. Paul. Sc. 400.
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treasury continues TO arouse some
proved that its position is secure n,icoe
ne nkeiy TO have further decline
Guiding Kaiiirs. way ~
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-14

London, Sept. 1s.-consols for money
iO' "a; consois for the account. lO7 lS-
Bar silver 20 9-16d per ounce.
Money IL per cent.
Rates of discount for short and three
months bills, 5-S per cent.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-14

fo,s,~~ York. Sept lathe Evening
Al london cablegram says:
tasnc,l.sany stu dropping and the
position Of the United States
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NuT,t,,p

want every man and woman In the Omitted State.
aitisstcd In the Opium and Whisky habits 10 have
u Of my bopkb on these diseases. AddtoH.
II, wOdLiEV, Atlanta, Ca. noI $50, and ono
= sHnt frnn
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-14

New York. Sept. 13.--Government
bonds firm; state bonds inactive rail-
road bonds weak.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-14

PRINTER wants position on country
weekly. Wages no object Strictly so
Der: never discharged Al references.
Adress Printer. care Courier Gordon,
rra~
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-14

., Louis, Sept. 13.-Cotton steady;
stoc 49, e.: receipts. 81; shipments. 1884;
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-14

h,,sssseston, Tex. Sept. l3.-cotton
csIpts snlddling. Sc. Sales, 200: re-
- is995 exports, 1903; stock, 1921
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-14

LOCAL PRICE CURRENT.

New York, Sept. 10. --Clearings. sl03
1855; balances, S7.521 1883.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-14

WII.LiAM O. HENDERSON. connselor-at.
law aud solicitor VI American and foreign
pateut-, Trade marks aud labels. Rooms
70 70 p, Norris building. corner liifth aud
years eaperlenre lhdnding service 10 ex.
sminlns corps b. 8. patent Office. send
sketch Of model los report as 70 patent.
Gazette.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-14

AanufAcfurer HAY BALE riEs
IRON and STEEL nODtlSG.
LION aud STEEL .FESCiNo.
o. K Uafr.. Daliek, ielAA
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-14

81, ,,s''.''-- --.,>----<-.
Ella ssis, VINO ,Mlll work for $40 month
stn"iS w ia'se VNnlnlssloh' srlllng
Is,,ar sou"s Wy anmplos 70 dealers
Household Specially CO, 0s -, Clnein.
natl, o.
IVA N,rISi1 -. -
nine On ara wiu unagi st,nds run
.rnttor ,N ivy US nv 'lhSAll ylhs
lnon, o. ti,,,g,. u, Mi,'s' secretary
49,, - ..ui 10y o,lllullls. ..
WANTED--A nrst class yard man al
Mrs. NJ Hartlell'a. ITO South Main.
~ N'rII1 ,I,,,,,,-,
,re,.,,, aslo -. " sssn pViaVn 70
close rrference ana saIr N'V anEyoys n,
stamped envelope. President box "P,'
Chicago,
a, A S,,riSi1 ,-------------
u,nsh anh i,a, sa, w. mYu s,,,,i 10 sgoe,
M cnn',oivf ,,,,n an'n,S Nv IA
49, 40. .1eSo,l1 re,ese.
~, isar, WIN WV "vri,u,S IT, ma'H
reliable holm az ali uinda sroe An mar,
Ties needing help OF any kind and all
out OF employment call ON or address
the above, with stamp for reply.
YNNTFD- 11v In1ners and rneJ
nushcrs ~ uora q t,n,s,s an,,r hraa
miles north Of Rockdhie. No atrlko. Call
ON or addrcsa l., u Finney, Mine SUI
pcrlntendent, Rockdnlo, Tex,
CONipETEtfT reIIn6ie- WoTEing 60ISe-
roy N""' "'O''V'
.;,-..--,---.--
NEWSPAPER MAN WANTED-ln-
creased 'u,lnoss nocessltates the add.
he youna eNneri"nsed mia ~ sid ns'
nor or tnle ohnrgn az ndyertisIng H.
nnrtfnent a ot,InL active iii orotud
man. familiar with live atocIx. arrlcui-
turc old. and In every way CONNIE
tent 10 handle tho wo,s, 10 the right
man permanent employment AZ satis-
factory salary, Address Texas Stock
md Farm Journal. Fort Worth.
MAN AND WIFE WANTED--Mnn Ia
take care Of horse. COW. garden. lawn.
etc. and woman 10 DO cooking wash.
Ing, ironing, etc. Apply 10 Geo, ID. Low.
ing nj office mn atnirs. a07 nain atreei
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ron SALE.
hpt SAbn-n hoIhe anu enlilhge' Al
uress a. -, -. cslre ,,aSel ..--------
ssOo VIII buy g WEI, es,aD, , news sso
Inhohi,nn,s unod schnoi Vvi,i ,n,i ' ,,,
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Gazette.
NEySP1PITTI -S-oo or sam ,oI,os a.,
- III 49,. a., pD,,vits c,,,,s,' t w
TIFfhap nnrtipuinTa nndrQQa II n
,,,... 49, 30 ,l.a,as WV - ~"
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FOR SALF-I am now Offering for
sale the Hanna House. with al us flN-
lures. TOT ehbh' Ahnfesa ~ W. spear
:; =
fpN SNLb nc inVst coimpleir h.Wr
bupeI anu JVp p llni' ~ on U'nos ~ hass
ieS ,h III el,y OF oN. r,, i1,V". parkaain ,,
" AA' iAhHN H"h+ Nifl"P HHu VIZ t"nF
and two wceklles published Ia the coun-
~. n you don't mean business don't
answer this. Address II. l.. Robertson.
Tyler, Texas.
ToR sATF;--A well soIccfed hara5wre
menta. no vehicles. county seat popiila-
ti,u ANN coVotr., ,htetsI,, aafst.1 Az. 90
trade from soo miles wert MIA from
government most Fort Reno ana Indian
agency. Dnriinrioti, both Of which are
near town. flne farVnlng country, death
Ia family cn,,ge az selling Whitsitt n
Arlington. vi Reno. o. II.
-. 1900
THE bhNh sAhooN lot hni nao must
pe soiu ~ t'n uHyS' Nhpu''e iopo Aiaih
sslces --------------.- --------------
FOR SALE Ranch buggy with Gil
and rattle Warranted first-clnns, POS
md On Want qAcoH Al NJ ~
~ ~, -fV
ll1ga. -
ron gAI.Fr-Cut under GROCERY wagon.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-14

DYE woRKs-csil al Castor bros. 1eoi
Main siiest for having solled clothing
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-14

FOR sALE-io0 acres ais miles from
the city of Fort Worth at IS per acre, Is
ullnble, - acres timber, $50 fne grass or
meadow land. gOS Main street w. 4.
Wilson.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-14

Lot lO0N2o0 feet. summit mn, price
5000 nrcttiest residence lot In city.
" you want to buy cheap property, see
street,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-14

WANTED--Man who understands run
ming GIN and buying and clnsalfylHg
cotton, Apply 20 s Minis. secretary,
Room 22, Hurley building.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-14

FOR SAL.E-g00 acres of land I'm fyc
milcH OF Fort Worth. Fenced aud 6u
acres In CIVILIZATIONS house Of seven
ruoma ana barn. 10 ncros IN orchard, .
l2e ncrcs iino land, remainder good
grass land: SO per acre easy terms
so acre farm III i've miles Of Fort
Worthi wei Improved $500. easy
tctina
50 ncrea IN ton miles Of Fort Worth
all fenced, with small house; all nne.
black pralrlc land; $500. small cash
payment, remainder In i've years. at
q per cent lntcreAt
a nice little farm or 100 aorca ucnf
unndley. Al good land, aud viii I'm.
proved; $1,000 easy terms,
Several nice tracts uf fine farming
land In ten miles nf Fort worth, iot
acres each. at Ss per acre. SnAy terms.
one tract of 1000 acres black wake
pr ilflc fenced. with house ana nr.eslAn
we'll WIN cell In body OF cut up e.
suit, This land " 10 seven miles OF
| Fort Worth. on u pikcd road,
Farm Of iiO acres, IN miles OF Fort
| Worth, on n pllsed road, Al best black
prairie land and fulrly well improved
| A burEnin and easy terms,
Block OF 10 to 20 acres. nonr the city
and suited TO gardening and fruit
| growing,
An kinds OF city property TO sell and
on all kinda OF terms.
HUFFMAN a CO,
Fourth street, Fort Worth. Tex.
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ENTHUSIASTICALLY person 10
travel; salary $3.50 ana expenses; In
stamped envelope President, Box up"
Chicago.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-14

y,>--s,N~s,s~'-~
FOR SALE--six room house. sou;hnrr
exposure; nice loi, located on the West
Side; $1,000. $50 cash. balance month";
" payments. D. $. Hare & CO.. Ios
Main.
FOR SALE--Four room house (new),
on West Side. 1890; Si6D cash, $50 per
month. For nice houses see ID. S. Hare
q Co. To5 Main.
FOR sALE--Barealns, four-room house
and lot 1O0xi3S near Denver shops. $3.50,
terms arranged, four~room house and
lot. West Side, $1,000. 5000 cash and sI
monthly. NJ. l.. Chambers Real Es-
tate Exchange, 200 Main street.
FoR SALE
Cheapest business house in For,
Worth,
beet farm in Tarrant county. 900
acres for $500.
200 norea valley farm two miles from
Fort Worth, well improved, can be ir-
rlEated. a snap AZ ss7 per acre,
Four lots near Denver shops-iO0xi3s
the four for Siio0.
Five lots near Rio Grandc shops. s27s,
800 acres flne land ten miles from city
TO trade for improved city property.
n. T.. LENo1R,
- 9l2 Main street, up stairs.
HOMES room new house. lot 5Ox46l
Tort. on Samuels avenue. east front,
garden In rear trees $500, $3.50 cash,
balance on monthly paymenl- Jas. 70.
Bragasa. iOi Second street, between
Houston and Main.
FOR sALle--50xiO0 on Broadway, two
story. seven room house, $500. j. A.
Ihornton s0s Houston street,
FOR SALE Nice homes in ali parts Of
the city on easy payments" Prices
from $500 20 $4,000. u. = Hare & Co.
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WANTED-A nrst class yard man al
Mrs NJ Harrlell'a. ITO south Main.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-14

FOR sALls--S0xi0O ON Broadway, two
story, seven room house, $500. j. A.
thornton, eos Houston street.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-14

No AID LESS THAN TWO LINES.
NO CHARGES LESS THAN 20 CENTS
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-14

FOR SALE Nice homes In all parts OF
the city on easy naymcnts." Prices
from $500 20 10000 n. = Hare & Co.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-14

ss.-..-e-ss>ss,s-ss-s--l
TEETH rEETH,-Chonpest and best 10
town, ]. W. Blake, ID ID. s., Third. cor
ner Main.
JNicapslef'l LnBNsd TNw1VJa rus
4, lifsnanI nfseil, nfo tho syst. ~. hssss.isi
rti 10 ossf. rfgd 4. sLall- " t,F'Hf u, A i.s.
Chichester Chemical Co., lhllAda'' IA
"TTIE LADIES' SAFE PROTECTOR
assures protection, Ia easily adjusted,
absolutely reliable, and can be Worn
without the knowledge Of another,
Send for particulars, La Crosse
Specially Co., liz Cross, WIS,
RUBBER goods FOR hygienlc and pri-
vate use, Gem Rubber Co, Kansas
city. Mo
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their mission wac to do all they could
nvainst II, md II people aro caused to
think there might DO something "be-
hind tho scenos." thoy must not nttrib.
ute II Nil to the doings OF the "monopo-
ly," but thoy must know that this 10 n
day In which pooplo think for them.
solvos, and whom mon aro judged by
their acts, not entirely by what they
say.
Tho very thought Of tho state pub.
lishing Its own books 10 preposterous.
No publishing house In tho state could
publish tho books for tho prices tho
bill calls for. md for tho state to ercct
and equip house capable OF publishing
oil tho books used In our schools, would
cost moro than would supply tho
schools with books for ton ycars or
moro.
In writing this have no thought OF
questioning tho motives OF others, but
to insist that no man. or no sot of men
has tho right to charge corruption on
any one. who docs not think Just a, he
or thoy do. This Ia u FREQ country.
Mon arc doing their own thinking, and
the cry Of "monopoly" docs not brighton
tho masses a,it did few years ago.
TEACHER.
Wheelino. March Q
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-03-04
ABSOlU TELr PURE

phatic to tho effect that tin plato was
boing successfully and extensively man.
niactured In several places In tho
United Statos. There Ia no campaign
on just now, 40 thiB 10 q good timo to
coll attention to q report by our consul
at Cardiff, South Wales, a report In
which no says that tho tin plato indus.
try In that country-orco tho only
source OF supply-is about como. Tho
consul quotes Wolsh Newspaper,
which says:
tlho American tin plate works,
which II was thought would have to
stop, arc going on rs vigorously rs ever,
competing for aud often securing ordora
which came to this country. Their pc.
sltion has actually improved recently,
inasmuch as ihoy have obtained n 70.
duction in wages OF about 30 per cont,
while in this country tho strong effort
mado In tho same direction has up to
tho present tins proved futile, except
in n Tow Isolated case,. Probably the
most striking feature OF tho years
trading has been tho seriously dimin.
ishod call for ternu plates from the
United States, the native works being
equal to supplying almost tho whole Of
that important trade"
Such testimony US this seoms to indl-
cato at least that American tin plate 10
not wholly creation OF tho imagtna.
ton. and 10 point to an ultimate verdict
favorable to American resources.
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a EiIlion Dollar Country,

The Fifty-third Congress, which is to
be known as tho last OF the Democratic
Congresses, has made tho largest aggrc.
cato Of appropriations in our history.
It throw. in tho shado tho billion
dollar Congrcss" which furnished 40
many lurid :oxta for Democratic writer's
and alumpora.
These samo persona will not jump on
this ConRroaa ior Its largo nppropria.
tons, for now tho boot is on tho othor
leg. When tIIoy wcro doing their wild
cavoriing they wcro reminded by 10.
pubiCans that this is billion dollar
country, bnt ihnt thought did not i'm
press them thon ns II will now.
1.-The TACT Is that 1t takes great doal
Of money 10 run this great country, and
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-03-04

Instead OF losing their heads the
ctiefs OF the Hawaiian conspiracy will
merely have to undergo an imprison-
ment OF thirty.fye years aud pay Sl0,-
eco each. As there are no infants
among tho offenders. they will all be
ripe by the time they emerge from the
PRISONS gloom.
The Hawaiian government has
reached a wise conclusion which places
it we'll before tho world. 1t shows that
there is no thirst for blood, only de-
termination to protect the government
against possible overthrow by treasona-
bic plots.
AS for the ex.queen, she gets OIL easi.
iy with five years imprisonment in her
own house. She has lacked the philos.
ophy to submit to tho inevitable and
has devoted her timo 10 IN effort to
make scriou3 trouble. In hor case, too,
The government is lenient. This is the
best course to pursue ii she and her adj
yisers can be kept wcllin hand. II they
( will not improve the opportunity to bo-
havo themselves we may be sure that
they will BIO made to feel that they arc
dealing with real government ready to
be firm as well as clement.
The lit.Io country is doing very vol
under adverse circumstances. The cvi-
dent object Of those in power is TO hold
:hings level until the islands may como
in, as thoy will, es part oil the groa.
American household,
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CHI J,,telliacnerr
wHEELING. MARCH 4, 1898.
Tho Fllty.third Conrress.

When tho impartial historian comes
to wri.o OF tho Fif.y..hird Congress he
will DO forced to say that 1t was reve.
lation of superlative incompo.ency. It
went in loaded with promises Of good
things to DO dono Tor tho people. It
goes out after having turned topsy-
turyy tho business conditions OF the
country, having taken trade from
tradesmen and wages from wage.earners
and done little for which it can DO
praised.
Those who blow tin horns and wore
ROSTERS in their hats over the election
otthis Congress and all that wont with
it have by thousands turned on the
responsible party and, SO far as their
votes could reach in that election,
driven it gu! OF power. Deceived and
maddened, the people have over
whelmed with their ballots tho party
which gave them such u Congress aud
such policy.
The Fitty-third Congress showed the
utter incapacity OF tho Democratic party
to deal in business.like way With bus
mess questions. 1t deranged business
With its tariff law made in foreign in.
terests, and it was not equal to the task
OF maturing any financial legislation to
relieve the treasury and the people. In
abort it was the most worthless and the
NEST hurtful Congress in the history OF
the country, and by its acts it drove
the people to give its party tho worst
drubbing ever givon TO any party in
This country.
1t is significant that,the record OF the
Fiity.third Congress is so bad that Dem.
ocrats have about ceased to make ex-
crses for it. 1t goes into history exc
Grated by deluded and crippled PEG.
pie. The harm it has done cannot be
undone in day.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-03-04


Many men will step out OF Congress
to-day TO roturn no more forever. They
and tho policy they represent have been
weighed and found wanting. They
promised bread and gave a stone. Tho
people trusted them and were deceived.
There is much food for reflection in
the undoing OF these mon. Some OF
them wanted to do right but their party
would not lot them. Others OF them
were entirely willing to lot tho party
leaders do MI tho thinking.
The thinking was on lines opposed to
the general welfare. The conclusion
has produced results bad for tho ycoun.
try. So the country turned on its
tormentors and bundled them out 1t
may DO their lot to wander in the wild.
erness for forty years They have no
chance to got back in tho near future.
The people Of this country want a
chance to live on the American level.
They have had taste OF something else
and do not like 1t. The present genera.
tion OF American waye.earners will be
very slow TO ask again at the poll, for
foreign wages.
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West virglnia.


Tho csteomod Cleveland Leader has
tho great advantage OF knowing what It
10 talking about. Hear II for our cause:
Tho rOputcd tnthcr OF the tariff law which will,
90 laundering down the ages, as Guiteau said Of
himself. as the Wilson bill, Is vol placed for
two years. hut II anybody iinaginH that At tho
end OF that time West Virginia will have some.
bound to DO surprised. WOstVirginia has DO D
for all. 'N' o"N0
Wost Virginia will continue to wiuh
Brother Wilson vol, but aho will not
ask him to render any moro public ser.
vicos. lilo docs not think with West
Virginia on matters OF great pith and
moment. There arc those who do aud
West Virginia will politely request
them to do tho work and boar Tho
honors.
It is worry pleasing to have our friends
elsewhere rcalizo tho important fact
that aftor all tho hard work done by
West Virginia Republicans "Wost Vir.
Ginia has become Republican, protec.
tive.tariif state onco for NIL"
This sizos up tho situation precisely
as 1t is and as everybody in tho state
knows It to be. Wc shall have cam.
paign in 1896, and wo shall come out OF
1t as gloriou,ly as wo did in 1894. We
phall avoon TIM plottor nlaan /, tLo
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-03-04

PuHLIC OrESIoH, tina: admirable pub.
LEGATION which CLEANS tho world OF
thought for busy people, has ou,grown
Washington and will hereafter make its
home in New YORK. Public Opinion
has boon n grca. snccesg in spite OF re.
pcated iailureson n similar line.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-03-04

iflasgo appropriations BIO mado on tho
basia Of tho public requirements fol.
lowed by honeat handling in disburse.
mcnt, tho people do not complain.
This was Just as truo when tho Dom.
ocrats woro slorming about tho "billion
dollar" Republican Congress IA It is
now. but thoy can probably appreciate
tho point bostor now than thoy could
thon
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-03-04

BEGlHSrSG with to-day West Virginia
will be represented in Congress by five
Republicans and one Democrat, n situa-
ton in which the Republicans OF this
state take great prido. in due time we
shall make tho delegation solid.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-03-04

lId'hhG,oa. D. C.. Star (in,I)
Ono Of tho remarkable features Of ro.
cont political campaigns has been tho
lin plato discussion. in which on ono
aldo 1t has boon insintod that Hlch n
thing ms American tin plato novvr did
oxist and probably never would, whilo
on tho other tho declarations wore ON.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-03-04

SOULFUL Oscar Wilde ahould DO above
the commonplace libel suit. lilo should
leave that sort OF thing to dollar.hun,-
ere. Oscar has in him 80 much sweet
neas and light that ho should DO above
tho vulgar coin OF tho realm.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-03-04

Mn. WILLIAM L. WILSON has learned
something since tho passage OF his
tariff bill. Among other things he has
learned that the bounty claim OF the
sugar producers rests on common
honesty. Now he is willing to pay.
Before he could not see it in that light.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-03-04

Is Washington yesterday was Satur-
day by construction. The statesmen
had fritted away SO many days tina,
they had to find one somewhere to
enable them to get through. II they
had been a little more provdcnt OF
their time they would not have been
forced to turn Sunday into Saturday.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-03-04

The years Democratic politics in Ohio
will probably be based on Sorg for gov.
ernor and Brice or Mclean for senator.
So that thore will be money enough in
sight to make diversion ut least.
Money is tho first consideration.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-03-04

POSTMASTER GENERAL WILSON has an
opportunity to popuIarizo his admins.
tration at the outset by putting moro
mucilaro on tho backs OF tho new post.
age stamps.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-03-04

CnAMpEELAlS's Cough Remedy gives
tho best satisfaction Of any cough mcdi.
cino handle, and as seller leads all
other preparations in this market.
recommend it because il ia tho best
medicine l ever handled for coughs,
colds and Group. a. ". BALpEIDGE,
Millersyille. III,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-03-04

The car was SO displeased with the
sentiments uttered by Madame Mod.
jeska that he will not allow her to ap-
pear in Russian theatre. But when
she comes back to her adopted land it
will all be made up to her by tho rush to
500 the woman martyr. That is tho
way to even up with the autocrat OF all
the Russians.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-03-04

THESE international marriages arc
very discourasing to our native talent.
They will look better when rich foreign
girls begin to we'd poor Americans.