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around u with SUCH odIoi incidents ~
his icfiio bfai1 "a EgcIiod, aud choos-
ing as bis characters s0me 0f the repre-
sentative typUs Of rcople whom DE co.
c0lntered in the rural pfeoiDcts of the
place whore Klbl!ag used % live.
The company which viii present a
Temperance lUwn hero Il one Of the
beet Of tue uo, ORGANIZATIONS. II Co.,.
clu 4ts George OyuG w. "a. CutiiP, Lee
Harfiiou, L.. H. Steoswcll, Richard j.,
Dillon, LAURA Ayers, May CIfi, Aillo
Warner AMI Ma, Aqua RJbiusJn, whn
PLAYS tho leading role.
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Prof. Rtdslid . Third popular con.
ccrt ~ tns Congregational church is
eel fCrA week from nuEt ruusday even
ind. IHS's nialm arc coming o. uU
looked Dfwati 20 uy musicians ar' afa
worth uOIUlu tht amount Of NON s. Zoo
rrJ'c. tjr charger Zoe them.
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THE UTAH JUNK HOu5l

CAR LOAD on Ltss FoR SALE. TO
y arrive ,sday J. W. suoll Us Wet Isl
south.
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COAL

DWCEs RrpuCt b. ALI KINDS. "CoAL
second south street. Phone b
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FOR SALE.

ELEyuS HOUSES AND -FOUR Isl.
~ trut,d farms Terms easy Eugene
itwis, tuomHlo. a. %. Uuudinr
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An inisfetting ertrualumont will DO
tlatalvrn iu tLu Eithtsouth Ward hail
at8t WuIuvHisy evening fur thg bent
% uf Elder Wm. Gialc. lha Home
Dramt,iC club, consisting Of Nc. Wolls,
IT. Young, Mt Weilorvoli, Mt. CiAu.
son, Ellth kl8Wlt0n aud Lotto
You & viii revive Tcsu, Idle Tear,
and Niles BaHrlrt viii suprriuteui
one u her unique exhibitions o. drills
by her Juvenile pupils in Tue physical
culture s'h0YL Tue Harmony 9lss
club Will atJ appear AMI ths whole
program viii b. muat enI'y sbiV one.
Tue admission lH 2bc and 1Jc.
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FOR SALE CHEAP.

y NsoHOps FIVE ROOM BRICK uoUsE,
- with city water and cellar Fruit trees
hnd haIn on place. Alpiy on premises. 90 h..
Ord south.
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Safety deposit boxes 10 our hurgular
proof vault for rent at very low rate
Open for deposits Saturday night
until o'clock
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WILL PAY casa rOR RAGS. nONEa
w scrap lron. Mrtalb. Ruhheri aud aII
Kinds OF Hotties "a, Us, East kiEhtu South b.
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Dramatic and Ggpio.

Pedersens showMen and Womon-Last Night OF Casto-A
Temperance Town -Bonofit to Couldook-
Palmer's Company Dlssolvos-Crum9s.
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MONEY TO LOAN.

I OANs, ANY AMOUNT Of CITY or
- salt lake and DAyis Couuty farms. Apply
VI once ~ No 5S McJsruick block
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WANTED.
AGENTS WANTED

WYE DON'T WANT HoYs OK LoAFERs
W Co Url.c u., uut meu ~ ABILITY. 900 90
usrnti
Chemical Pre- fzunFuishrr Co., Racine. wi,
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U. S. DEPOSITORY

MILFORD woodruff. Geo ". Cannon
President Cashier.
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Warrington Birthday viii be oslt.
butsI To- tue Twauucil whti by The
spptafnucc OF tlc DAmst O. aud Lyric
clu1 aud tue rendition fJs tno Uuneut
n lhs ward funt Of the veil fcmsm.
JsruI old piay T Low 2 Sacfi1ce. Tho
csht O. us ll1Ws, md tho admission
CHARGES are 90 aud Is usu.f.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-01-23

~Syrnps-Cholcc sugar syrups, &c: fancy drip,
&c; silver drips &c; new crop New Orleau.
good. New Orleans. 30c; bakers good sc,
Pr~oraloH,-Larges. [: hams . &c; medium &C
hams i0c: S. C breakfast bacon NC: S. c. shout
iets 7tt1c: sides &c: ordinary beef Ice: ham
urieo beef lStfc: knucEles l3c: family mess pork
BIB pieces, SIC 50; bean pork, bbls.. SIS u. by
LGrd-Pure refined. In fierce. SC: 20 ID tin,
Sc. Chicago lard In t!ercc., ,s,,c; % 10 tin,
SIC; tin pals. J lbs. We; tin pals. 5lbs, 95,c; Ill
pals. 10 lbs. PIC; tin pals. 20 lbs, 9Hc.
Sa3Gr-Cutloaf j.?9c; cubes IiSc; powdered
i.isc; granulated standard L2jc: standard cOniec
TONERS \ 39Sc: Columbia A $3.50: standard
Windsor A 3.9sc; American A Jasc; white exttl
Z 3.T9c; extra c a6Ic; fruit sugar 3.dOc: refined
No, l. SIC.
C0get-Grecn ~conce-Faucy Golden Rio nc:
fancy green &c; choice g,rcn "..ss4sc; roasting
grddeS9hc: Java 2SLJc; roasted In paCInycs-
Arrow Rio y. DC; Panhandle 2l.79c; Arbucsle (
Co.'S roasted q. 19c: Bulk roasted ..Hc. Old Gov.
erntnent Java roasted Sic; Mocha anu Java Bic:
grade Rio &c.
7sai-Young Tyson. per Id. 3laSJc: gunpowdcr
DaSc: imperial +os35c; Japan 2aa15c; O0long ga
Soc; SonchOng g1a7Jc.
~Candta-ssar. full weight. loc; Paranlnc, per
10, l.sTc; mould, per set, lOc.
F~Hegar-Choice cider. l2Rlic per gal: standard
city brands. l0alIc Der gallon: country lIal5c per
gal, as 10 quality.
Cho1>-is quoted as Jobblng at ilail!Sc 70,
full cream; SweIUer. l2Hal3c. according TO quail.
l ~ VT IT.
FiSE-So. / mAckciel, 80 lbs s. 70: 10. . cx.
ira mackercl. !; bbls.. new. 100 lbs. 50 80: No. .,
80 lbs. 81 30: 80. 8, small. 50 Tor 50 lbs; No. ).
large, 100 lbs. 81 o.
snt,-Timo,hy. 5! % per bnshcl; clover. small
seed. Sc 30.
$Gs-So.l l.. per Dbl. ST o.; extra. per Dbl. 81 81
dairy. tno tlyc.bushel sacks, 81 ~ per sack
>tut COrn-llc pcriD.
Drim Ffudn-Evaporuted peaches. IN boxes,
| lOc: cvgpomtel peaches In Da.s. gnt0c.
Canned GOoit-StAndani j-lb. table peaches.
500: pie peaches. S-!bs. 81 %; pic peaches. 5lbs
500; No. } tomatoes. new, SIchsl "; corn. si0o;
ID grade. . lb[., soc: strawberries, . lbs. 81 10.
blHokbcfrics. . IbN,, 81 10; raspDe,ricS, = lbs,
$40 damSons. . lbs. &c; lima beans, . lbs,
slcaSl IL; cove oysters. | h.. light, Coo: do l ID,
iull weight, SOC; string beans. . lbs, 75agNc; Sue.
cotash.: lbs. gocaSl IS; early June peas. 81 30
French peas. s. IS: MarrOwfnl peas, . lbs. lS0;
p~!neRpples. 81 30; goosebersics, lbs. 9Ocsl OF.
Woolen Idrr-Sn l tubs. sj@i; No. =, al 30;
Nos. 400; e.hOop pals, 81 .; S'hoop. 81 Is;
single waShboards, 81 80; double do. $3.50; line
criinpcd double DO. s. IS; single. sos.
0a-LArd. western extra strained. 75c: carbon.
water white. &c; ljI9. sc: $50, DC; white miners
best, &c; white miners No. ., iOc,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-01-23
~ AND TItADE
The Fcnturos of tho Money aud Stock
Markets.,

Markets..
New YoGE. Jan. 2n.-MOney on call easy a, |
per cent; Inst lonn / per cent; closed at / per
cent. Prime mercantile paper .jlai per cont.
Sterling exchange strong, with actual business
In bankers bills nj 81 sgat Soii for demand.
Silver certificates 59t4c. The total sales oistocss
to-day were laL. b5l shares,
The chief feature Of tO.dar'S speculation In
tho stock market was tho sharp upward move.
mrnt which followed the RnilonhceIucnt that
the pooling bill Ind been reported to the senate
without amendment. II was unexpected news
md the shorts made hnstO TO cover their out.
standing contracts fearing lest the market
shonld be put up Oh them, Nflcr tho Hurry.
caIiscd BY this buying. had subsidized, rslccs
sngRed of again. After n firm opening mud a
fractional advance In tho early trading tho mnr.
eet became Irregular ami In the lnnin weak, the
depression being assisted by selling OF the inter.
national stocks for the London account lialji.
more Il Ohio dropped | per cent.
Speculation Ind become stc!ily at noon mud
shortly thereafter Cnulo the Washington dis
pitches touching tho advancement Of the pool.
Ing bill. which sent prices up with n rush, the
grRngers advancing ssl1a. New Jersey Central
pnd baltimore Il Ohl0l u and the general list Ia
~ por cent, with some few exceptions In which
LOSES were made. notably susquehnnnn & West.
srn preferred l pcr cent. Toward O'Clock tho
upward movement began TO lose It's force aud II
boar raid was entered upon; which quickly
ehhiRcu lHu tolnVcT VI hJcCHlhtiul. no COAL
shares bore the brunt OF the attack. New jersey
Central being forced down ~ per cont. Other
material losses were the grangcr. esnl per cent
aud Sugar a pur cont, The depression ton.
tlnucd 10 the close. which was decidedly weak
In tone and prices nrr down from Yesterdays
Inst sRlcs lsa?is per cent, tho CHANGERS II. Sugar
ulnnds unchanged on tho day. Some low shares
show advances on tho dRy. tO'wlt: buffalo,
Eric preferred ~, wheeling i Lake Eric y
! Thu hnLd mxrtat WA wea. Md aGtiv" THROUGH.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-01-23
ALL EYES ON MUNYON.
FACTS From His Private Records.
u" Eminent Professor Receives Congrnt.
"'a'l"n'- Humane Method, Produce
Marvellous Results.

Mrs. Masters, No 1870 West Wnshing'
lo. place, Now York City, says: ~ had
lnllammatory rheumatism so badly !
could scarcely movo; my joints wore
lrlshtfully swollen md atil and 30 ton.
dor could not boar to DO touched.
Alunyon's Rheumatism euro acted like
magic, relieving tho pain and soreness
Mt once and oilecting Il complete euro In
n remarkably short time. | am n thor.
ough bellovor In Munyon'a Remedies
and always keep thom on hand. They
arc always reliable aud have saved
many a doctors foo"
Munyon's Rheumatism Cure Ia guar.
anteed to euro rheumatism In any part
oitho body. Acute or muscular rhcu.
matism cured In from ono to ilvo days.
1t never fails to cure sharp. shooting
pains in tho arms. legs. sides, back or
hrenst, or sorcness IN any part Of tho
body in from ono 10 three hours. 1t IL
guaranteed to promptly cure %lamoncss,
still and swollen joints, stir back, and
aii palma in tho hips and loins. Chronic
rheumatism, sciatica. lumbago or pain
in tho back arc speedily cured.
Munyon's Homeopathic Homo Rem.
ody Company. OF Philadelphia, put up
specifies for nearly every disease, which
are sold by all druggists, mostly for %
cents u bottle.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-01-23
Wool,

I'oston-The wool market has generally been
Guiot the past week. though trade ioots up 10 A
fair average. The outlook is undoubtedly better
than Il was a week ago, and manufacturers seem
disposed 10 take hold of the raw material with
more freedom. Manufacturers however, differ
In opinions as TO the future prospects for the
price OF wool. It Is believed that as lhp MARKET
Is now situated. prices will be influenced LARGELY
by the London rates.
Prices arc rs follows:
Ohio mud Pennsylvania No. | fleece lar: Y and
NN aud above 'lGHc: M and Xxx and aLIy,,
linlSc; ielaiuc iiccces lSEal9c; territorial WOODS.
Montana fine aud fine! medium 9aI2c: medium
False; Wyoming, Utah. Dakota. Nevada, lIuho
aud Colorado. ;iuc aild fine medium gallc; Cali.
!Ornia woods. spring northern lSalic; middle
counties. spring 2nllc; Oregon woods, eastern fair
yaliC; choice llal2i e; Australian woods, secured.
combing aud super ilni!c; average, 36a3Sc.
ph,indrlplin-WOo quiet and stcadv. OhIn
Pennsylvania and West Virginia NS and nbuy,S
lialyc; y aud nOoyc lGalic; medium oOa,lr.
quarierblood 2ias!c: common lSaaOc; New York.
Michigan. Wisconsin,, etc. NN l6aiTr; y lJnl6c:
medium l9n!Jc: qu1ricrblOod 3Ja!lc; common
lSul9c; washed colnblnE and dclniuc inc, lSalOc;
medium 2lna1c; low 2.atic; course -aOaalc: un.
washed combin. medium l6al1c: Iny medium
l7aISc; braid lbnlsri unwaShcd clothing lIVlt
and bright fine Halle; medium battle: low
medium l6alTc: conrsc lhal6c: unwushcd, dark
colUfcd. light lnc aaiOc: heavy Tine GnSc: me.
northwestern Hight fine Sal0c; heavy 10 Tnlc; line
medium lOullc; medium llaiJc; guarterbloOu
lsHiac; course lial"c,
L~ondon-rhcrc were no WOO, sales to-day,
New York. Wool quiet hut steady,
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wore quoted nt st0OaH 81; lambs 81 Ola %. lie.
GclNts cattle, 300 henl; calves, 80 head; hogs,
$500 head sheep, G.Oo head.
Ensl i.il'rrty-Ca lower, prime s. lOaI 30;
guHds a. Glli ": bulls. StngS pnl cows - OOaJ 10
Hogs steady aud heavy; Philadelphia 81 iOat 10:
r%uinnl0li 10 fair Workers 81 loaf Il; rUIghs 81 ON
y 10. Sheep steady extra SlUjaB 81; good !, Sin
al1: common 10 inlr lambs. :. IJhi IL.
Cincinnati Hogs steady III 81 Dai 20; receipts
J 100 head. shlDlnrnts 900 head,
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Roofs and Br%rts-GIn4enG, dry. per H.. Iu DO.
mand. S. Ona3 20: aassairaS. bark. per h.. Sngc;
S~asSatrns oil. Der h.. iOnDc; May apple root, per
ID, 6tStic: yellow root golden seal, per H.. lSa
:0c: blood root, per To-. base: Seneca snake root.
root. per To-. :jaJjc; pink root. per 10. fine. ia
SIC; elm bat;, per h.. &c; Wild cherry bark,
per h.. l9aSUc.
Rcms-rrimen new hand. picked, medium. 81 Gj;
prime new hind. picked, navy, 81 Gjal Is.
W0DI-Finc washed ljC: 10 OIL for ul.
washed; medium unwashcd laalic; medium
washed l6nl7c.
HoRsY-ln the comb. per h., l5al5c.
R~Ggy-Couuty mi tcl tS1lc her 10.
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Came-Ex,ya 1909 to 1900 lbt. laiHc; good,
900 to 1000 lbs 3tt{aic: good. so to 800 lbs, 3Sn
sc: iaIr. 800 TO 30, lbs, ;a3I4c: common. Goo
to 100 lbs. ?L.a2ttc: bulk, l1anSc; o " liSa3Lc.
Ho9s-Extra. I.iOai.GJci good. idi}tc; common
31+nic.
S~hep-Extra. ?a}c; good. I%agG; common
3On7Jc: lambs. 2a3Ec.
FIeJh COlrt-S.NniUe calvcs. iajc.
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Live stuck.

Ch~icnro-Drcsscd htef and shipping steers
were sa.rlJlc ut s. 2jai 50. with most Of The
trading A. 81 7Aai ~. Cows mud bulls Mid nrin.
cIpAily NJ g 0Oni ca. Market firm. H~ors-Salrs
were principally III 81 ylHi o. for light and 81 i'm
/ 40 for averages ui over 9Ol lbs. The close was
rather arm. S~hcCp-Mnrket was fairly active,
both sheep and lambs sold lOalSc higher. Sh,rn
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Grain-Now wnea. sc pcr busheI. Corn. per
blshel, enr from store. DC: new corn Coo par
bnshel. Oats, out Of store, western crop, ijc per
uuShol,
Phar-Fancy roller mill winter wheat, wood
ats! % pee barrel; paper. S! per barrel: spring
wheat Minnehaha si2S In sack, 81 Is per barrel.
Old wheat. Famous g. ~ IN sack. s!7j III wood:
Galaxy, siS In sack. 81 Is In barrel: Pllsbnry
Hour, 81 25iu wood aud ouc'elghth cotton; 81 y
III paper.
Feal-Bau SIS per ton: mIddliugs slsal9
per ton. Hay. baled. sli 0Jalj % per toni loose
hay 81. OlalS 90.
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Bridge & Terminal Ry.
c. o. BREWSTER Receiver

Time Table No. Is. TO tako OBJECT 1901 a. m.
Sunday, November -. lS9i.
Leave Wheeling -iS:O1. t9:5, ltl;iOa. M, t,:N.
"l:ij. tl:aD. ,a:W p. IN.
Lenye Peninsula tS:Oj. 1851. ili;Ia. m.,E"A
S3:2l. ti:36, 1906 n. III.
Leave Martins Frrry-tS:ll, 1851. ltl:jla. III.
ta:S.. "j:.i. ti:i.. ig;i..
Arrive Terminal junction -lS;l7, tl0:Ol, gli;jS
L. ~, t.:Ss. "J:i.. tl:lj, Ep:iS T.. III.
Leave rormlual Juuction-i7:"., 1901, a NJ.
sl::iO, II. NJ. tj:Sg. tics, tj:lL ts.ih p. IN.
Leave Mariln's fcrFy-fi:sS, $500 In. 'li:ih
fi:0i. li:l0, t5:iy, 1850 p. M.
Leave peninsuln-I7:sl i9;ii NJ, Sis:jl, ii;ii.
tl:l7, t5:.5. tS:bS y. M.
Arrive wheellny-t7:io, i9:A 4 III. "le:S.
fl:l7. ti:.s5. tj:Si, f9:6 y. IN.
sDhly. fDaily except Sunday. lSandaYS ouI?,
All trains will rIu on Eastern Tim
LIZ TAUSSlG. Superintendent.
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New fork-Thc quiet usual to Tuesday WIS
broken ny the presence Of n large number of
b,,lycis whose Inquiries were mostly for season.
able spcClaltlcS father thRn Tor staples, tiiut
wric followed by moderate sAlrs. As usual the
lclly"Ile, ON former purchases returned large
salcS besides absorbing the eutIre receipts OF
many classes Of goods. Printing cloths wefo ilrn
ut 9,fc plus \ ppr cont bid aud dCcllupl, aud
small sales at 2EC plus | per cent.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-01-23
wuoLlsSALE PRICES.
weekly Report Of tho Local wholesale
Markets. IN nil Limos.
OFFICE or THE lsrRLLlGESCER,
WHEELING. Tuesday. Jan u

Remarkably few changes urs noted In the lOcal
Wholesale markets this week. Wool remains al
old quotations aud the demand continues poor.
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Oil City-NRtIOnal Transit certificates open,d
nj Mc; highest WSr; lowest gTc: closed at WS.e;
sales ii,Ool barrels: clcaranCes $4,000 barrels
credit balances ruled STEADY nj g9c bid; ship.
ilrnts o., 10 barrcls: rlInS sl.G3s barrels.
New fork-lc,rolcnm strong; Pennsylvania
OIL, sales hOne;, February option. sales none;
closed al VtIc bid. Linn oil. sales uouc.
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RAILWAY TIME CARD.

arrival nnd departure Of trnlns OIL and after
Mhnksi DAILY; 2Snnday excepted; !Monlavot OF.
v,uItvui saturday excepted; Sunday only; SsA..
uitiIimg only. 'Monday only. Eastern standard
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-01-23

red SIC; receipts $3.50 bushels; shipments 1908
bushels. Corn steady; No. = mixed lie. Gats
steady; No. : mixed ~Sl5iaS2c. Rye dull: No. :,
Sc porf lower. Lard lgnict al So IS. bulk
Butter lower; fame ElSin creamery :.6c; Ohio lsa
.0c: dairy lOaIlc. Sugar strong. Eggs steady.
fhnCxa s,noIy
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Tolsdo-whent lower and steady: No. . cash
January 53Hc: May jG',c: July 5GS.c. Corn low.
or and stcaay: No. . mixed ilHc: May iIiSc: No
) mixed 1917; No. 8 yellow ilc. Oats quiet; No.
. mixed :Rc: May 3c: No. . white IaHc. Rye iu-
uc,ive; cash &c. Clovrrsecd active and steady.
prime cash, January. February aud March s. AK,
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tDaily. except sunday.

Sunday church trains will leave Elm Grove &C
9:iSa. III. and Wheeling At lGl7 p II.
Trains No. ., 4. II and &c Connect with herdio
line for Trisdelphia. llerdlc leaves Triadulphla
Tor Elm Grove al $50 IL III, $50 II. H., lajD Il NJ.
aud Clio p. M. Daily. except sundays and Sat.
urday's hcrdic. will connect with train No, 81,
leaving Wheeling at ll:Oj p. IN.
Sundays hotdic lcaycs rrildclphia ut 800
II. IN. 100 Il H., $50 p III. and connects with
trains No. S, Il and 26 from Wheeling,
II. T. W%ElSGERRER. Gen. Manager.
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Chicngo-LongS continued 10 damn ,heIr
wheat on tho market to-day aud under tho
heavy load the May option touched AIc. Tho
low pricO tempted shorts. however, md their
covering left hIny at the close but ~ lower than
Yesterday, Coru closed 20 lower Tor May, oats
unchnnged nnd prOvIslOns SLIGHT AdyAncu.
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All Trains daily. cIccp, Sunday.
J.E. TERRY.
General Freight and Passenger Agent.
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& Elm Grove Railroad,

On and after Friday. April %. 1891. trains will
run rs follows, city lime:
LEAVE wWEELING. LEAVE Elm GROVE, 1
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-04-01

things hence; make not my Fathers
house a house of merchandise" Aud he
made n scourge of cords aud drove out the
money changers. These things show an
apostacy, and bring 20 view the same
condition as foretold in Second Timothy,
3:l-5. May the Lord help up to study his
word, that We may be enabled to see and
discern in these things the signs of our
own times, and prepare for the things
that are coming upon the earth. If any
of us are INDUCING in any of these sins
brought to view in these scriptures, let us
at once turn away from them. Seek the
Lord for pardon, humble our hearts be-
fore him. that we may be clothed with
his righteousness, receive of his character
and walk in his ways here, and have n
home in his kingdom at last.
There seems to be an increasing inter-
est in the meeting, and they will BIO con-
tinued during the coming week each even
ing. Other help is expected from Helena
TO assist IN the singing. and large at
tendance is anticipated during the present
week,
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-04-01
THAT WILL CASE.
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Butte.
Butte, March 3l.-A Chicago paper, in
local story concerning the settlement OF
the Davis will contest, says:
Henry A. Root, who made the original
fight against the probation of the will, is
well known in Chicago. lie came
originally from New York, and was a
nephew of Andrew j. Davis. He is a
lawyer, keen and alert, and his deter
mined fight for a portion of the Davis
millions won for him the admiration of
his profession. More than 81 900. 900 has
been spent in the case by both sides, and
had John A. Davis lived it is probable
that a settlement would not have been
reached without a decision of the court.
Legal battles were fought in Massa-
chusetts as we'll as Montana, and motions
and arguments kept a small army of law
yers travelling from Butte to New York
and Boston. The Davises are an old
Illinois family, having hailed from Rock
ford. John A. Davis lived for some years
in Chicago. Andrew J. Davis went from
Rockford to Montana just before the best
mining days and ''struck it rich" When
he died at Butte, March IL, 1890, his
wealth was estimated at 81, 900 .0O0."
A Boston dispatch says: THE news of
the settlement of the case will be well
coined in Boston and Massachusetts,
where there is about 81 100000 of the es-
tate that has been long in litigation.
"On Feb. A. 1895, Charles +. HELLER was
appointed special administrators of that
portion of the estate within Massachu-
sets. A schedule of property was ex-
hibted which showed 1t to amount TO
81, 250,0o0. The petitions for the appoint
ment of Elizabeth S. Laid, of Springfield,
and Erwin Davis, of New York, as ad-
illustrators we're denied. The effect of
the appointment of Heller, according to
the specific instructions of the probate
court, is that the S1.250,000 in that state
will be distributed as ii Andrew j. Davis
had left no will, Judge McKim holding
that the Montana proceedings could have
no effect in this state"