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The Dalles daily chronicle. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1890-1948, 1895-05-25
CLOSING OF THE YEAR.
Final Exercises of the Public Schools
Yesterday--Full Report of All
That Happened.


These are high times in our little city.
Besides strawberries and cream and
green peas and spinach, we revel in
pretty ribbons, dainty nuslins, the
sheen of bright new slippers and still
brighter eyes, and the smiles of those
happy in the thought of doing honor to
themselves, their beloved homes, and
the instruction that for the larger part
of the year has been the larger part of
their lives. Even when the happy
thought that this was the end, mixed
with an anxiety about the performance,
sent the pallor to the cheek of the
performer, the interest of the audience
was as hearty and even more sympa-
thetic.
Fully 500 people crowded the Baldwin
opera house last night to see the closing
exercises of the high school-the exhi-
bition of the junior class. The stage
was bower of flowers, arranged in very
pleasant effect, and the fair, bright faces
gathered on the platform lent San inter-
est to the scene that was felt by every
one in the audience. Long before the
hour for the exercises to open every seat
was taken, and a hush of expectancy
was over the crowd as the curtain rose
and disclosed the class seated on the
front of the stage, with the singers in
the background Those composing the
class were Homer Angel, Pearle Butler
Bessie French, Mabel Riddell, Mona
Rowe, Jennie Russell and May Secular.
After an announcement by Professor
Gavin as to the necessity of preserving
order, the program commenced by the
singing of the double quartette, COM
posed of Prof. Stratton, Glen Allen,
Curtis Egbert, Earl Sanders, Catherine
Martin, May Secular, Myrtle Michel
and Georgia Sampson.
Mona Rowe then read an essay on
'sThe Past and Present." in very pleas
ing manner. Her enunciation was good,
and the thoughts of tie paper were ex-
pressed in graceful language. She spoke
of the education of the youth in ancient
times, and of the marvellous results OF
the present age.
In reciting "Whitman's Ride" Miss
Jennie Russell scored success. The
piece was new to most of the audience,
and everyone felt great interest in that
journey of 1912, which did SO much for
the country in which we live. The ges-
lures of the speaker were in good taste,
and her manner free from any fault.
The solo by Myrtle Michel was heart
lily received by the audience. and re.
ceived the generous applause that fol.
lows all of that young lady's efforts.
''The Future of America" was the
title of a patriotic oration by Homer
Angel, in which he pictured in hopeful
words the future of our country. Hi
Grafton had a breath of patriotism in i
that was very pleasing, and his. last SEN
tence, "There shall be but one flag ovel
North America America, the nation o
nations = was fitting close to his ora
tion.
The recitation by Miss Mabel Riddle
Continued on Second Page.
The Dalles daily chronicle. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1890-1948, 1895-05-25
The steamer DAlles City came

The steamer DAlles City came up to
the Locks yesterday with forty -four tons
of freight. This is large load and with
the added fact that the water is now
very high makes the performance q
creditable one. It is hoped that the
water will not interfere this season with
the running of the boats.
The Dalles daily chronicle. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1890-1948, 1895-05-25

In at Snipes G Kinersly'sis is a curiosity
IN the shape of cat born without any
tail. 1t has something of the looks and
characteristics of rabbit. but is bona
fide cat to all intents and purposes. The
learned doctors who gather there are
considering the anomaly, aided by the
chief members of thefamous Lying club.
The Dalles daily chronicle. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1890-1948, 1895-05-25

Ladies, Attention. During the next
SIX weeks, Mrs. NJ. E. Briggs will offer
bargains in millinery, greater than ever
offered before. Full line of trimmed
hats always on hand. Ladies and chill
dren's hats from 75c to $3.50. Il2.Second
street The Dalles. Or. m23-2w
The Dalles daily chronicle. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1890-1948, 1895-05-25
1mpertant Notice.

Manager Birgfeld has received tele-
gram from Cascade Locks saying that it
is raining heavily there. On this ac-
count the excursion which was to go on
the Regulator tomorrow, iH postponed
for two weeks. All tickets sold will con-
tinue good.
The Dalles daily chronicle. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1890-1948, 1895-05-25
Keep Your Eye On
Rambler and Waverley Bicycles.

sMAYS The
uwib
s..;: VI .s.: . 81. =: s:s:. .ss s,s MAYS &c GROVE
The Dalles daily chronicle. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1890-1948, 1895-05-25

We Rent and Repair Bieyclss.
Wheels eron o4S e 500.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-11-28

boston The American Wool aud Cotton Re-
porter VIII sAy tomorrow OF the wool trade:
The safes IN New York. Boston aud Philadelphia
have amounted this week To o 1880 pouud.. OIL
which 4,20J.S1 pounds wor1 domestic aud L.
80. 10 pounds were foreign wool, The sales are
consiicnIhl" larger than the aggregate reported
last week aud there hat Internationally been
both M Increased demand aud q more general
inquiry lt IS the general opinion that the
news received from tho London opening Will
materially strengthen our markets, In Boston
the sales TIL. week will foot up 32sG.5 800 pounds,
about Hyc-slXthE Of which. 270,bOo pounds.
Soru domestic stock, and the balance, Tvs U0O
pounds foreign wool Although there Is u
large aud more general inquiry, trade Is COIN
paraiiycly qul1t which 4 natural enough when
Que considers tho immense amount Of stock
that this market has furnished to the mills since
January, all amount which at date exceeds BY
more than 2S,OJJOJJ pounds the aggregate sold
Ia this market In the corresponding period OF
$50.
I.OudOn-At tho wool auction sales to-day
7.tyJ bales were offered, OF which UOJ were With
drawn The prices were unchanged, nui there
was steady homo demand, AHuTica was buying
ct1ss.brEcGs and mprinos moderately. The fol.
lowing ar tho sales In detail; sydney. III
bales. secured Jed 10 Is Id; greasy I'D 10 a. II.
Qurcn,laud-l 20! bales; secured 1btd TO is 2byd:
greasy sd Ia ~ NiCiorla-i7j bales; secured
UN.d To Is sd. South AuStnlla-l,l29 bales;
occurred SID to lG grcasy ~ TO sd. New Zeal
Wl-l $50 bales; secured 6td 10 is Cd: greasy
u ii 10 ID Cape Of Good Hope aud Natal
l,l0l bales secured sid TO Il u: greasy sd TO
I'D.
New York-wool quiet
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-11-28
New York-wool quiet


Chicago Common To strictly prime dressed
bctl and shipping Steers were In demand at
s. jai ~. butchers cows AMI bulls sold at s. GOA
"a aud calves at s! 0lai00 Hogs ialtly active
at steady prices Sales wcre made Within the
narrow range VI &c, choice droyes sold AZ 8 lia
70. chiefly a. 81 G0aS c. rigs 8 iORl Co. There
WIS iAir demand at steady prices for Sheep
Inferior ~ good sheep being sllablc at a. 3SAS %,
with choice TO extra ewes scarce aud pretty
much nominal at 81 2inJ 20 LAMBS were
wanted at 81 CQaI Is for common to choice.
Itst Iinfn'", y. Y,--Cntlle. only two loads
Of the III cars received were consigned for sale.
Little doing aud prices steady. Hogs, receipts
II car: market fairly active. Workers, fair to
choice - -aa3 ~; rOughs, common TO good 81 los
10. pig. common To fair 81 2jnB ~, sheep nnd
lambs, receipts ~ ChrI; market fairly active;
lambs choice to prime 81 OlaI % sheep, choice
to selected wcthers 81 ija3 IS; culls and common
sheep SAL a.
East Liberty Cattle steady at unchanged
prlccs. Hogs nctlye al unchanged prices Sheep
slow al unchanged prices
ClnrInnnti-llogS aGtlve at at g. iOn2 70; re.
eelpU $50 heads shipments $40 head.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-11-28

No, . white iS'sahl' g, Snyembcr H'tnlI GliLci
Dggermhgt Il 'sll' ,alD,e, May -ttta-J'v'-I,sf
lhHtry-No nominal,
FLANstEU-NO. !, giigr.
rIKuliY srEu-primr siGl.
MEss rURR -tlsh nor bbl, g 81 rs o.: lleccn'
ber g t!.a59 ?! ~ So; January sssJds glas S!'vi
Nav - gay .Jan ~.
L4nn-Lah per 100 lbs s. i0: November
y ~ ga 80. January 30 itlt 55aI l1i Nay
- az ai ~ sHi1Q
slloHr ltl6,-CaSh Sides tloogel s. llai 80; Jan
paty 81 lat az at il May sli0Gi ila! ~; SOyeW
hur 81 8ial S5sl ~; dY sailed shoulders (boxedl
i'4al3 e; Nh0h clear sides l1iniisr
WnhRr-DlsilleE' finished goods per gallon
sla2
BurrEH-On the produce exchange to-day tho
llalOC,
EGGs-Firm at I0a9lc
New Ynrk-Flour, reccInts q OO0 barrels; ex-
pots u 900 barrels: market moderately nrtiNe
for spring patents and low grade winters hlBh
grRdca neglected, southern Hour nominal; ryn
ll01r more 4',ivD; bucEwhcat llOnr quiet Corn
meal duli; Western coarse yellow iiaElgc. Rye
dull; western AlRl2G. Barley dull; barley malt
uul, Wheat receipts IN 40 bushels exports
10000 bg2huls spot market weak aud closed
unsettled, unsatisfactory export denAni ON'
tons opened steady turning weak nhl IhlTlF
aciiyc on local selling and holders Of December
switching Ia May aud later broke under rguvG
liquidation; No. > rcd closed ut GiHc; No. hard
receipts -, so bushels; exports "a ODi hnsheNi
aput market weaker; options opened dul!, bll
turned weaker aud more active, with whes'.
November closed al 5lFr December Clnied "
80. c oats, receipt, s!sbi bushels; exports
ltul bushels, spot Higrket dUll options opened
du.l, ruled inactive aud closed weak; hOyombtT
closed ~ 2-'.t; December clOicd IT .3r, Hay
quot Hops quiet ll,dea quiet Leather quiet,
Egel dnll, Gnliuegls weHh piCElod shoulders
y Hdc, picked hhmS Ia9c lad Used weak
al tho lowest pficl on regard for tw1niy'elght
yCgtsi Western steam closed ~ - 1Jal -, PORK
dull, TAliUW steady. R1,in nTm, IUrpentine
uutl, Rice quiet MplGyses quiet, tnire. options
closed weak ut a not decline OF Lao points
sugar raw quiet; reancd quiet
baltimore Flour quite. aud unchanged,
receipts l70y0 barrels shipments l3,uOl barrels
Wheat DUH aud easy; spot, month ana DrceG,
btr u .abil No, : rcd Gli.aCi' ,ci receipts 500
hUsNrlI Corn weak; spot aud month ~ Ia'sa
receipts ',SHJj bushels; shipments 52,QJJ bush
cls. OaiS IirJl; No !Whia western .oHa!S"c'
ycripI, 9Gn GH0heG, BIller, csGi and cheese
arm apd unchanged,
Tnirdn- Wheat lower AMI wcas No. . cash
hnd December Ole; Alay dGi3c Corn steady; No.
" mtvCd -: 10; 30. . mixed. gsc Missy gElc Oats
quiet 80 Inikcd 49,; No. white elgc; May
.ligC, I've dull, No, cash &c. Cl1yessrtd active
and easier prime cash aud peccubcEtIeE
ClnrlnnAtt- Flonr aud grains steady and I'M
chaugCd. Provisions easier Rud slightly lower
WhisEy stGdlyi sales ill barrels NJ IL - bnIter
hrm, jgg; steady. Eggs hrn at Nal7Nc.
JhUy.C dali
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-11-28
,n,,,s and Doctors Talk Together.

aha work en,l.ed Longevity pub
nu yeas ago, Dr. lohn Gardiner OF
l l',, rr,4ic,, that vegetable asoa' will yet
lSanI ,a., shall shall SO sS'ard those changes
~, NAN, about old ago as to PFOlOns human
W. w nush beyond it, present. limit
,,,,n, perhaps, upon the impulse OF pro-
,,..l by ,hl. thought many eminent pAy'''
' ',,,, have called from time to tIna upon tho
49, 80, MI Lebanon to inquire Of them con
s'. ,',n, mo secrets OF medicinal plants, ~
S'S',' ,ssi, ,tncsrs sinplo'nIudsl aud God
s wang pOope arc Euown TO hS wiSS and SKIN
nj beyond all Other men' ,-,,.-.
~ va. sbaEes willingly told what they ead learn
VA IN return received from theIt visitors
w. g., valuable Information about dlsesAa'
Il'' atouce made practical u'S Of The
pl|T ,,nn,,talI polu; was tnaI II ganula6 anu
60 So. r,o,i; could DO found tos indigestion
tI -, aud tho Ntlmonts growing out OF
"- Ian, lien would DO taken In the Fight dITce'
~" 0daf, said these phySleIan', begins u
,rs1fe OF the dise'lloh' ana so"o lHNA' va
wa, a, any aud all periods Of life, ThoT result
',,s,,s consultations was the discovery by the
S,rs, Of tho desired specific, made wholly
,,ar, bsft,. aud now known ~ tho Shaker DI'
",,,,, cordial. It's action is magical and worthy
V!IpoHy'n' ,.,....
wbep there Is distress after eating, heartburn
,,,b,,da,hc bal Jastn In the mouth, bilious
~, v,asncss aud WEAKNESS, cold hands aud
-, ,,ou.oa to food. nervousness, or any o'AeE
',r,,oal o! dyspepsia, tho Cordial will p%ve III
,",,,I,e virtues, behind & isa reputation OF
,,,,l, who have never deiTaudcd or deceived
,se,i allow men.
Ia srRi to tcs, whether this remedy Is adapt
a prsar cas-. at practically no cost, you mar
,sxsr trial bottle for ten cents OF almo'tNuy
Gfu.;,t
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-11-28

ClICngn Wheat displayed lIiIlo 1rmnC'y
nj tho OpOnlng -lnalny on tito ffln cables aud
weaken aud went oil gradually nearly 70, and
~ 10 noon had male but llttl0 rally, Tho
WlfOs MG still In crippled condition mud lllCtN
wnt In consequence hut llit'n business. aud the
nnWN was Altn l1bagtO, Corn was slow nnd weak
Oh llbOthl selling pressure NJ tho nearby options
and May was weNhur oats ruled Adw mud easy,
following tho course NJ other grain, clullng ~
the lowest lnntO NJ tho day
Hog products wOlo quiet and Ua'lct
Fl1if nominal,
WiiELt-Cn,h No. 2 ipiln, h,,.n6'.ci No. o
abflng tGyuNAr, No } rod M4niDl0l 10, .
NDvOnbOf o. ,1i0' Aid' ,nii'so brCUmbot hjlil
Hi .nfIatblIr May miinIliI api sOFlt
Cons cash No 2 Hc! SWcnncf 3O'tA4,n
gOlAHalGl salOt,c SHAY SCAR .als't0
OAts-Caih No, = ltci No lWhllo gOa2liCi
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-11-28
So, lho worIa,. FnIr for Flnesn COED.

Upon receipt OF your address and
fiiteon cents in postage stamps, wO will
mail you prepaid our SouVLNiR PoEr'
roLIo or THE woRLD's COLUMBIAN ExrosI-
rroN; tho regular price is lily cents, but
as wo want you to have one. wO make
the price nominal. You will find 1t u
work Of art and thing TO bo priced.
II contains full page Vows Of tho great
buildings, with descriptions Of same,
and 10 executed in highest style Of art.
II not satisfied with 1t, after you get it,
We will refund tho stamps and lot you
keep tho book. Address
4 II. J.. BUcxLES 4 Co., Chicago, III.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-11-28


"With ono impulse tho doctor and l
moved rapidly to tho troo where the
victim OF white cap vengeance was tied
IN with herlhands above her head, Just
as you sro in the picture before you.
The ~ n creature had tainted, aud for
ono Gin!nant DR.. Wicks aud ga2Gd in
each oiner's faces spaecnlesI with hor.
ror. But professional instincts arouI cd
Us both to action.
"My frat impulse was to make q hur.
riod sketch OF the word scono. but 1t
was 90 wildly photographed In my
mind. even to the most minute detail,
that sketch would not holp mo IN re-.
producing a perfect picture Of tho re-
voting spectacle.
"Dr. Wicks pulled OF his coat, sproad
Il out upon messy spot, quickly tue
cords we're cut that bound tho girls
hands to the tree. and with oil tho
tenderness wo could put into a heroic
measure w0 laid tho girl upon hOr side
until a lotion Of como kind, which the
doctor produced from his medicine case,
was applied to the lacorAtod back AMI
shoulders. Then regtoratiyes worc
given, and the poor CHILD oil tile monh-
tains opaned her oyer. aud aConVnlilVe
shiYor shook hor frame.
"rho girl looked up Into our faces In
dazod way, whom pr Wicka very
gently asked, ns ho pulled the cont
closely about tho trembling form, NV
poor child, what docs thi6 damnablo
outrage monnY
"'NoLhin' only list account Of paw,
aIlO rUpliOd, as hor hands were passed
10 her btOws, about which dishOyOIed
trCsscs Of dark hair cIung n prolnaion.
"'Who did thii2' asked.
"'Dunno, now. White Caps, 'spoct.
Moonshinors.
"rhat was ali tho girl would say thOn.
but aho arose TO a sitting posture, looked
at rs In tho same daLol way, as II try.
Ing to iathom tho Blluaiioh.
"Wilh tho assistance Of tho doctor
and myself tho girl managed, aIlor u
brief period, 10 arise IN hnr loot, an'l
without any fonOnaLfnnCc on her part,
wD holnnd hOr down to our llltlO hunt'
inc cabin, about half a milo from tho
sceno Of tho outrago. When no reached
II tho poor Girl wa' In q state OF coll
lap,e, and va nut hcr 10 bod In our
sleeping apartment, got a light and Dr.;
Wicka carefully dron'od tho ltlghtinl
wounds inflicted by tho brutal white
Capa
TIM rooR oIRRs sronH
at was full y a wOsk after Sho was rO'
reIycd into our cabin before tho girl
fully recovered hor mental iorcOI and
told ~ tho circumstances that lOd up 10
tho revolving outrage by tho white caps
OF Shannon county .,
I'You'na don't understand about
thar Way people do out hero. Ny paw
has had a liLtls Blorn on tlis lolatoh
road, oIosn by tho nsll dam an lord Nv
tho rln0y, aver B0nBo ! KIN tOmBmbot
an Ito n0vSf hurt man or a woman IN
lila llio. NY NAV, she's bin dod 10 long
/ don't reckon ~ could toll. Paw an
mo list lived nj tho aioro an got long
ali flphL, I'LL them niUohilllnora started
stories lhOL paw lied told tho InarShalS
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Now York-A quiet almost ne great AZ II Il
were legal holiday. prevailed throughout the
market. aud any demand was for 1urh small
quantities rs not To b. ClAsScd rs business DO.
llyefles on former purchases have tAEon q good
ounntlty Of all Kinds nfgoOds. and from Sl6h for.
Wardlngs many current wants are bClus sup
Piled Printing cloths very dull and previous
nnothtIlns nnchanEol.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-11-28

New Ynrl;-Pig Iron quiet; southern Si2 0la
a ~ northern ST. UlaliGl Copper dnlli br1'
icr,' en- ". exchange sll'UJlli ~. Lead ilrmar.
brokers' s. 80. exchange 81 2jal ~ riu steady;
s,fatghs sii 2laii ~; plates quiet aud steady.
spc,IOr dull; domestic 81 5gal 81.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-11-28

Om Cltv-Upeued at 81 81; highest 81 HJ4;
lowest 81 iil.; closed ut II a.. sales 1900 bar
tclJ; runs 10000 barrels. shIpmcnu SleSg bar
New YorR-PcttOleum weak; 81 a. bid.
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An pain bnnl,hca by DR.. Niles Pain rlllA

when i,aby was hct, We SAvo her cISoriA
when shc was Child, Sho cried for cHytorIs,
when she became Mis-, Shc clunE to CastOrlA.
whoa she had chlldrOu. SAO gAVOthom CAItOrIA
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VIsEnR8VIVdRid inGG.


rfcXrr OTriCIE At pFtRtTivAltA Sr4r1oN o.
MGfsR Mt, f0nr or ELryrNtu VI. NllEIllhu'
Er MclukS llnrEr, WHEttiSl, AM AnTlIF
pFSsvYLVAFtA ErNT1N', fNib0NrCnr,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-11-28

aL:. vz:s's NEW kso sIAta glyATyzrT
i Nll unitr positive written guarantee, by
LsihUrtsl agents only, 70 caro- Weak Memory
Loss o, Bran AID Nerve Power: Lost Manhood;
QulekIe-'; Night Losses; Evil Dryamsi Lack OF
C1aflpnee; Nervousness; lAssitnde; all DrRinhi
I.r caused By oyet.aGertion, Youthful Errors, or
RtesssiyO Use Of Tobacco. Opium or Liquor.
Which loads u MisSry. Consumption, Insanity
isd DEATH. BY mail, 81 4 box; siG for SS;Tith
Srit;en guarantee To euro or refund money
sample package, containing five days, treatment
viii fgll instructions, q coats. One sampls
n!7 sold to each pOrson by mail.
Nelhin's New Pharmacy solo Agents Elov.
.a,h aad Market streets (ESerter Dlock). Wheel.
ias " "a Ie1j.bAW
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Tho Features OF ,hs MonoT nui stack
Markets.

rho Features OF ths MonoT nui stuck
Markets.
Nav YoRE, Nov g7.-Ioncy on call easy at
iita2 per cent last loan poT cent. cIoIel at LA
per cent Prime mercantile paper iaj4 per
cent sterling exchange dull with actualabns'
ineg IN bankers bills at 81 SJal S1li tor de-
mnnd and us7Sai S'i4 for sixty days Posted
rates q Sgl. atsj Commercial bills 81 SCI. SUI
ycr certificate, q aoi3,c. raf silver Sc
Covering OF short contacts, more lnVNfablr
news from abroad. cXpcctnuonl ot substantial
incniIes ia earnings by the gfauger roads and
indications Of a lighter outflow Of gold 10 Eltoro
on saturday than mad been ilgnrrl upon. all *
cried Influence upon to-iay's mug-Gi. Tho i'h'
ture OF the speculation was the resistance shown
10 drives at tho ilinStrialS. chicago Gas being
the nny active stock on the lisI thht lett OIL at
net decllhe. The bean from time " tlno tested
tho market nud caused rather icyctlsh move
ment In the InduStrials Tho volume OF business
was slightly larscr than tuesdays total, bat en-
trgly reflected tue manipulation OF the uroie"
sIOnal dealers In tho last hour reactions from
tho extreme advances occurred on Realizing
sales and on tho abatement OF the covering dc'
maud. The closing was lttcguhty strong llnnl
nlos showing With single exception gencnl
no, gains. The more important NJ which were 10
Denver & lilo Gmnde -; Louisville Nasn,
Vile ~. Leather preferred IA, ana sugar ana
General Electric, Ia per cent.
Tho railway bond market In sympathy with
the stlrss, Displaced shcnsih nnd iair degree
OfAcliyiIy Ihc dealings n;g cgaic " ibhy''
Government bonds slightly easier for Is tGgu'
lar: Others steady
State DHnds inactive
Railroad bonds Ntmcr,
Tue total salcI Oi stocks to-day were III 90
shares.
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"WHITE-CAPPED,"
Thrilling Romapse OF ii Picture by
u st. Louis Artist,
A BEAUTIFUL GIRL THE VICTIM

or SIls'onrl AIpOn'hlner.-IIow She syr-
fsrsd y Terrible Punl'hmrat Tor Her
Fathers saEp-Ise'surd by Two Hunt-
ers-ThO Remarkable Scene Transferred
TO Canvas by the Artist WAC Witnessed
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-11-28

IIyEliY DESCRIPTION OF
-, ook, Job. NsWbpApor ana pOa-
iW FtlntlnH done III llnhiOnnblN llAlPs vi tho
IaLN.fh Jos fmmiEG UrntL Modern
'"' lApll Presses New Type aud Doilgnl
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-11-28

SYMPTOMS dnlNnrc; inlouD Itching anil
SiinwcIt1 continue tumOti form, which bitNu
MI i aud uDoralo, becoming yorv iote
EVIyT's OiErMEyf stops ihu Itching and
bI.Gdint. heals ulComtlUn aud In most ct,e' TO-
move, tho ,!hmon Atdtllt'lsli, Of Ry lllalI' TOT
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-11-28

gtinplr nnnly "swAYSg's OlStHESt" No H..
,ctnsl medicine required. Cutes tOltcr, cC1oma,
iioh ali onipuOn0 on tho face, hands. nose, 3d.
leaving tho skin clear, while ahd hoallhH la
sy ITO Other remedy. ASK your druggist 10
gyGYNL'A OINTMENT 1IllAW
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-11-28

TheClsVsland, Loralu 4 Wheeling R, R.
Time Table in effect Monday, November a, 1885.
Cleveland Depot. Foot Of South Water Street
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-11-28

Wheeling & Elm Grove Railroad
maud ai,cr Saturday. February! }, 1891 trains
will run a. follows, city umo
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-11-28

From Pittsburgh. 1910 N. aud 200 ?. m.
daily ll:0O p m, daily; except Saturday. looya g.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-11-28
FINANCIAL.

G. LAM President Jos sETD0LD. cAshIa
la. JTTFEe1oS. Assistant Ca'hlst
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-11-28
RAILWAY TIME CARD.

ArFiyginli departure o; trains on and alLer
oci 90 lsyk EvrL4SAHOH or REFEREaog
Marks Daily ibiliy, except sunday Inaily,
except saturday; 'pulIy, except Monday lsun'
IgHyb onlYi iN"niiys only; saturdays only
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-11-28
WHEELING & PITTSBURGH DIVISION.

For Pittsburgh. AS6 aud 7:lO q m, and SIS p.
m, daily; and S:!S D. M. daily except sunday,
For Pittsburgh aud the east, i:SS q m. aud ~
p. m, daily.
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1895-10-12
pla You Eyer Thlnk !,

That you cannot be we'll unless you
have pure, rich blood? II you are
weak, tired, languid and all run down,
1t Is because your blood is impoverished
and lacks vitality. These troubles may
be overcome by Hoods Sarsaparills be-
cause Hoods Sarsaparilla makes pure,
rich blood. II is. In truth, the great
blood purifier.
Hoods Pills cure liver ills. oonstipa-
ton, oilitousness, jaundice, sick head
ache, indigestion.