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KNOWLEDGE

Brings comfort and improvement and
tends to personal enjoyment when
rightly used. The many, who live bet.
ter than others and enjoy life more, with
less expenditure, by more promptly
adapting the worlds best products to
tie needs of physical being, will attest
the value to health of the pure liquid
laxative principles embraced in tho
remedy, Syrup Of Figs. 't' 't",'t.
It's excellence Ia due toits presenting
in the form most acceptable and pleas
ant to the taste, the refreshing and truly
beneficial properties Of a perfect lax.
alive; eiIcctually cleansing the system,
dispclling colds, headaches and feyeD
and permanently curing constipation.
1t has given satisfaction to millions and
met with the approval Of the medical
profession, because it acts on the Kid
neys, Liver and Bowels without weak
cning them and it is perfectly FREQ from
every Objectionable substance.
Syrup of Figs is for sale by all drug
gists i'll 60c and 81 bottles, but it ia man.
ufacturcd by the California Fig Syrup
Co. only, whose name Is printed on every
package, also the name, Syrup of Fig.
and being we'll informed, you will not
accept any substitute If offered.
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wv SUICIDES
In Central Park, Suw Yorx-uoth sIystsr
ious Cases.

In Central Park, Now YorE-uoth sIyster.
ious Cases.
NEw York. April 20.-Two mon com.
mit,ed suicide In Central Park to-day,
one by hanging aud tho other by shoo.-
ing himself. The first suicide was found
hanging BY n ropo 10 4 branch OF n
tree on the hill opposite Eighty fifth
stroet and Eighth avenue. There was
nothing on tho body OF the man that
would lead to his Identification. Ho WA
apparently forty years old. The only
objects found on him was 4 small, opon.
faced silver watch aud n small pocket
knife. Ths second suicide wal that Of
man seemingly twcnty.iour years old.
His identity Il also unknown. Whiio
seated on n bonch in tho park. noar tho
entrance Mt sevcnty.ninth street and
Seventh avenue. tho man sent q bullet
into hia tempIo. Death was inatan.
tRneotla,
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WARRINGTON, April GA delegation
Of Otoe aud Missouri Indians called
at the white house to see the
President to-day, but mado their
speeches to Secretary Thnrbcr. They
are protesting against the allot-
ment and division Of their lands in Ok.
lahoma. They were directad to lay
their case before the commissioner OF
Indian affairs.
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MAssriRLo, O., April 2S.-Frederlck
Boebel, q contractor. who resides In
this city, was murdered and robbed
while returning to his home from Great.
limo early this morning. The work was
done by hobos, who secured about four
hundred dollars 10 checks. The de.
ceased was forty.llve yoata OF age and
leaves q wife and four children.
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FRASKFonr. KY. April 29.-The state
board Of equalization has increased the
assessments Of state property sl4, 900, 900
above tho total valuation Of county as.
sesaors. This Ia the greatest increase
ever made, except by the board OF 1893.
This sweeping increase docs not make
the total equal to the equalized value Of
last war
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NOTICES..
70 ARCHITECTS, CONTRACTORS

ITO ARCHITECTS. CONTRACTORS
l. AND BUILDERS, NOTICE
II being the desire and intention Of the County
Court Of Putnam county. W, Va, to remodel
and ropntr tho Court House OF said county. stu.
ate IN the town OF Winfield, notice IS hereby
furnish on or before the meeting OF said County
Court, on the I'd day Of June, 1896. pluns aud
specifications for rcmudoling,. onlhrgins and rc.
pairing tho said Court House building, together
with estimates OF the COS, Tor such work.
The present building l. OF brick. 30 feet long
by " feet Wide. aud Ia two stories high.
When such plans. 40, nro submitted the Court
will. at lis meeting on said I'D day OF Juno MORT,
determine and decide 10 adopt that plan which
shall DO deemed tho bcst and most advantageous;
and will paw n Reasonable amount for tho plan
adopted. For any further Information. nddross
R. A. SALM0SS CLERK.
Winfield, ". Va.
MARCH. 2S, lSaS. mr1
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EAsroS, Pa. April 2s.-samuel c.
Carpenter, OF this city. accused OF the
murder OF Mrs. Ray Blackwell, Of Phil.
lipsburg. n. J.. cut his throat in the
cell occupied by him and Is now lying
at tho point OF death. An examination
OF his wound shows that none OF the
arteries have been severed, but no has
lost 30 much blood that his recovery Is
doubtful,
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TRUSTEES SALE.
TRUSTEES SALE.

ILOS1EE . SALCs
By virtue ola Deed OF Trust made by Mary NJ,
Ionc, aud John T. Jones. her husband. 10 mo az
trustee. dated July lG. 1894. and recorded In tho
Office OF tho Clerk OF the County Court OF Ohio
county. West Virginia, In Decd OF Trust hook
No, 20. page 40. | will sell at tho north front
door OF The Court House Of said county. on
SATURDAY, TIE iirn DAY OF NAY, 1896.
commencing nj 10 o'clock n. H.. the iolIow!n:
described property, that 10 10 say: Pnrt OF lot
numbered soysnr III Churohilrs addition 10 the
city OF Wheeling. said part being bounded and
described as follows: beginning az the northeast
cornpr OF said lot No. at tho intersection OF Al
lev II and Eleventh street; thence with the south
line Of Eleventh street %wcstwarily slxty.lvc foot
more or less TO tho line OF u frame stable; thence
~sonthwardly parallel With Alley II thirty tcot;
thence eaS;Mnrdly parallel with Eleventh street
sl1ty-hvc feet moro or less 70 Alley IT.: thence
northwarilyw with said Alloy II TO tho place Of
beginning; tho coal underlying said lot Is OK
copied aud not hereby conveyed.
TERMS OF SALE:-0nc.thlrd, aud as much moro
as the purchaser elects TO pay. In cash on the day
Of sale, the balance IN two equal installments at
six and twelve months, notes bearing Into rost
from the day OF sale 10 DO given for tho deferred
payments. W. j. ". COWDES, Trustee.
". II. IiAliER. Auctioncos. Rpi6-Tu
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RlNEHART e. TATUM,
Crr BAgE BUILDING.
Telephone 30. laplsl Room no. 6.
FOR S-AI,E

|
Splendid lot for dwelling. n. Main street.. near
sth street, 5000
House. iirooms and store room. Main erect.
near 2lst street, lot iixl20 feet :
House. 9 rooms and hall, Chaplihe street. near
Sd street. $500.
Corner lot. Lind street, Belvedere. $50.
Hou'e, rooms. brick, and Stable, 18th a.reet
House. 5 rooms, Ii,h street. s1.eoa
M, soa,e. . rooms and ball. chapline itrcos near
House, 5 rooms md hall: corner North Front
and Kentucky streets, $1,000
Double frame house. 10 foor's and store room,
corner o. go and Jacob streets. rents Tor SIT pes
House. 8 rooms. brick. and 4rooned house In
rear. EofI street. Centre wheeling. 5000.
House, 4 rooms. c5lh street. s1.6oo.
House rooms. 18th street. cheap Ga easy
House. irooms, brick, Jacob street, 4th ward.
House. 5 rooms and hail. Park View, 10. lo,r
l7a ieo.; easy terms, sl.70.
Double house. 10 rooms, Indiana street, Island.
easy term. s.So1.
hou,s; s rooms, corner lot, 9th street, cay
terms. sl.tO1.
Hos,e.s MONS Mocolloch street. Eat whceL
house:7 rooms and hall. with large lot 18th
street. 5000.
House. s rooms. baltimore street, East Wheel.
ing. easy terms. sl.0h.
noukc' tloouls' lotu ttrcus, easy tettop, S91l
House, 10 rooms, brick. with large lot. 18th
street. cheap
House, 5 rooms. Jacob street, 9Th ward. ea,y
terms, Sl.SU.
House. 9 rooms. Wood street. 5,h ward. sl,asl
House, 8 rooms, htiok, Market street, Centre
Wheeling, cheap, s1.2oo.
Lots on Lind street, Pclvcdcrc, $50 and sn5
each.
Three lots In Park View, cheap.
Business property on Market street At raoder-
ato priea
SIC. Soo. $500. $500, 5000 ard $50, to loan on
real estate.
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LONDON, April 20.-The trial OF Oscar
Wilde aud Alfred Taylor, charged with
serious miademeanors. was resumed at
tho Old Bailey to-day. The evidence
presented was chiefly o repetition OF
former testimony. 1t 10 expected that
the trial will fiuish tomorrow.
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DE- Wlrr's Wircu HAZEL sALvE cures
acalds, burns, indolont soros aud novor
fills 10 euro pilos. Logan Drug Co.,
Wheeling, w. W., Il. F. Peabody, Bon
wood, and Bowie & Co., Bridgeport, U.
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s.Horne 20,
Penn Ayc. aud Filth 81, rilGbars.
rur,DAr, April 80, ,,aA
Rugs.

The most phenomenally low
priced ones we've ever sold. An
other lot Of our own importations
that goes on sale to. day for the first.
700 KAYAKS and Guenzehs, the
most exquisite and beautiful Orien'
tai Rugs, that are made, soft, old
and silky, eolors that grow on your
liking, and Ia the popular large
hearth sizes, 3xo, AK, 4x9 to 4xIo
feet, and only
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NESBITT & DEVINE,
Tel 6is 1893 Market Street.
FOR SAIL.


No. us s. Penn street, 9 rooms and bath. both
gases. Cheap.
No. Il 18th street. ll.roomed brick Cheap.
No. COP Market Street, 6 rooms i.jol.
Nos hot aud ll0j Market street. business
PROPERTY, Sl2 500.
Nos. 81 and 80 37th street, l. rooms. $3.50.
No. 22S5 MarEetStrcct 7rooms and bath, sl6n
No rs York street. ) looms. Cheap.
No, Sc y. Front ST., S rooms and bath. Cheap.
No. loaS Chapline St. 5 rooms, bath room and
large stable $1,000.
Corner 18th mud Woods street, dwelling aud
store room Cheap.
Houses OF all sizes and In different locations
Saloon for sale on 10th street. cheap.
Restaurant and hotel for salo on Market street.
cheap.
Restaurant aud hotel for sale on 18th street
cheap.
Cigar store on Market street for sale cheap.
building lots In all tho best locations IN tho
c!ty.
FRrm& for sale on easy tormS
HOUSES TO RENT. MONEY TO LOAN.
Hurry j. Pink,
Telephone &s1. Tmr1l lll3 Market Street. City.
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70 LOAN.
70 LOAN

MI UNE1 10 LUAN,
WI Gnsh always on hand IN sums 10 suit,
from $40 md upwards, 0u roRl cstalot nlAo on
No charge unloa loan II made. Confidential
WHEELING LOAN COMPANY, iiox lgI.
ialg.fthJs
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PROPOSALS..
STOCKHOLDERS MEETINGS.
MEETING.

OyrlcE OF y
TIN WHEELING NATURAL Gas CoNPAHY,S
WHEELING, ". Va, April IS, 1898
S,ockholden' Mceiing-The annual meeting OF
the stockholders Of this Company will be held
ht the general o1icc. No. 1873 ChApllno street.
Wheeling, W. Va, on Monday, Mayo, 1875, at u
o'clock u.
Transfer books will DO closed from tho 10Th
day Of April. ls9J, 10 the 9th day OF May, 1895,
both days inclusive. wM.J. DIEilL,
np7 Secretary,
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DESIRABLE REAL ESTATE
Q SELE,

Tho la,o residence OF Lewis Jones, deceased,
on the east side OF North York street, largo
dwelling With all modern Improvements. beau.
tiiul grounds, extending 10 river. Ono OF the
choice spots III the city.
The twottofy brick, slate roof dwelling, resI.
dence OF Ms. Elizabeth Hunter. No. 100 Zane
street. Island. corner OF n. York street; largo
grounds, l2oIl3o feet, AT BARGAtS.
The Bloch property. corner Of Main and Ninth
streets: 3 houses; ground CT feet front, extend.
Ing 10 the firer. WILL SILL PART or all OF Il
4 ane building lot at Woodsdale.
Nc. l0G s. Front street, rirerview; lot % fst
front and uxtendsto the river. House Is OF brick,
with , rooms with alt modern convenience
No. is Fourteenth street, lot 30xlN feet
no. SIS. Front street, frame house Of I oo1na
AL modern Improvements.
MONEY TO LOAN.
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FOR SALE.

E'oH SALE
40 acres OF land. Z miles from Huttons.
Vile. Is mi1os from Beverly, Randolph
county. Wctt Wa Most nil tiinblcn and we'll
timbored with white oak and poplar. VIII
sell very cheap for cash, or will trade for
property In or near Wheeling.
JAMES L. HAWLEY,
mrs 1905 Main Street,
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FOR RENT

TOR RENT.
IL That large two-story brick dwelling. No, 10.
South Front street, Island. A most desirable
location. ron SALE.
10 shares Exchange bank.
26sharcs Warwick China Company.
l0shafos fossotla Glass Company.
a0sharcs .i:tna Standard Steel Iron Co.
2Wheeling Railway bonds.
oshares Peabody Insurance Company.
r. s IRWIN. Broker.
IA?6 No. q Twolf.n Street
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FOR SALE,

TOR SALE-NEW SIN. o ON
l. house. Laundry. bath room. attic, hall,
porcheS In the best location. viii be sold az d
bargain. Inquiry q, &c South Penn street ap&
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~ hhuSohSuN " wv hiootuouk huoho
Mans 1t bears. o doctrine, It will be OBJ.
served, which consisted OF three dia.
tinct and separate parts:-
!. No more European colonies on
these continents.
.. No extension Of tho European poll.
tical syatem to any par! Of tho hemi.
sphere.
3. No European interpretation In tho
atfaira OF the Spanish.American rc-
public,.
At homo tho declaration was road
with pride aud satisfaction, aud M at
tompt which failed, was mt once mado
by Clay to have so much OF it rs related
to tho Intervention OF the Holy Alliance
in tho affairs Of South America embod-
led In q joint resolution OF tho house
and aonate. But in England, according
to u minister thon resident In Lon
don. the now doctrine was heard with
c1travngant delight. Tho Engliah poo
plc, English statesmen and tho English
press were loud in their praise of the
firm stand taken by the United States.
Tho South American deputies IN Lon
don woro wild with Joy, and South
American securities Of every sort rose
in value.
This doctrine has novsr boon indoraod
by any resolution or act Of Congress,
but still romans tho declaration OF a
President aud hls cabinet. Nuyartho.
loss, IL was and lie MI eminontly proper
and patriotic doctrine, and ~ such has
boon indorSod by tho people OF tho
United Statos, and neoda no othor sane.
ton. The people. not Congress, rule
this country. It 10 not Of tho smallest
consequencs. therefore, whether Con.
grosu ovor has or ever does lndorne tho
doctrine, whion very tlttlngiy bours tho
name OF tho frat prosidon. to announce
Il.
Tho Monroe doctrine 10 d nimplo and
plain statement that tho people Of tho
United States oppose tho creation Of
European dominion on American soil
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1895-06-11
LOWELL.

Henry q. Walker and J. r. Stearns
were chosen delegates TO the Congrega-
tional conference TO be holden at Casco
June II and ID.
Preparations are being made by the
Lowell cornet band for a celebration at
the village July 18th. There will be the
usual parade of fantasies In the MORN
ing; races of different kinds with prizes
for each; concert; dancing for those
who care for it afternoon and evening at
the American House Hall. Mr.. Bemis
gives the use of the hail. and the citizens
are subscribing literally TO aid in de-
fraying the expenses.
Mrs. Marcia Andrews is visiting in
Fryeburg, and Mrs. Benjamin Gray at
Standish.
The Christian Circle was entertained
Tuesday by Mrs. G.. 4. kimball.
Rev. Zebulon Knight of South Ber-
wick, who delivered the memorial ad-
dress, has been holding some meetings
about here, and will preside at the
Christian conference which convenes
with the Lowell church to-day friday
and holds until sunday evening.
The people here were pleased TO greet
Rev. William ID. Sandbrook, a former
pastor. who made short visit on his re-
turn from the Stratford Congregational
conference holden this week at North
Conway. His home is AZ Salmon Falls.
Benjamin Russell is making some al
teratiOns and repairs for L. +. Stearns
on the interior OF his house.
The team of Fox Il Son went Wednes-
day 10 Norway for the piano and other
goods OF Mrs. r. 4. McDaniels.
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Gil FAD

Mrs. Otis Swift of Lewiston is board
ing at Mr.. Eli Peabody's. Mr.. Swift
came up Saturday and returned Monday.
Miss Viola Hersey and her little friend
Elsie Leslie of Montreal, who have been
az Geo. Burnham's As the guests OF Miss
Imogen Burnham, left for Canton We'd
nesday.
About twenty G.. A. X. men and a
dozen ladies OF the relief corps came
from Gorhsm, y. H., 10 assist in the
Memorial Day observances. They pro-
ceeded first 10 the cemetery and decorat-
ed the soldiers graves, then returned TO
the church which had been prettily dec
Grated with flags. red, white and blue
bunting aud potted plants. Able adj
dresses were given by J. +. Libby, ESQ.
and Rev. Mr.. Low Of 6orham, Rev. L,
II. wilkins, Concord, y. H., and Rev.
l.. Il. withee. \ double quartette choir
and male quartette, under the direction
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. |. Burnham, rem
dered appropriate music. At IL all ad.
ionrnei 10 the hall where bountiiul
dinner Was served by the ladies OF Gil
cad, after which the Gorham people re-
turned home.
SUNDAY, June 9th, will be observed as
Children's Day. There will be Chill
dren's Day exercise at the church, a:
usual, in the evening.
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pixElELp,

j. z. Johnston, our enterprising drug
gist. Is having an addition built on to
the rear of his store.
Regular meeting Of Elisha Winter
Camp, Sons OF Veterans, tonight, June
llth. All members are requested to be
present.
Next Wednesday evening the Good
Templars are 10 have an old-fashioned
spelling school. A small admission fee
will be asked at the door. Ice cream and
cake will be on sale during the evening.
Everybody invited to be present.
Lester Cox Is at home for the summer.
Mrs. Alice Lynch, nee Alice Cox, &C
companied by Mr.. Lynch, Is stopping
at the home of her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. IL. NJ. Cox.
Geo. Smith was home from Portland
over Sunday TO visit his mother.
A crew Of men have commenced to
place the iron work Of the new iron bridge
at this place in position.
Miss c. Tina Marsh Is on the sick list.
Master Thos. l. Houstin is reported on
the gain.
DIR. j. 5. Sturtevant arrived home
from New York Monday noon. He did
not remain In New York as long as he
intended to, being called home by sick
ness In his family.
John 5. Harlow has been having the
exterior OF his spool factory painted.
ii. o. Stanley is having his houses on
Mill Street treated TO a fresh coat Of
paint.
Chas. ii. Ames has gone on visit to
his old home at Searsport.
Mrs. ID. \. Gates has gone to Sears
port 10 visit her mother and friends.
Rev. Thos. b. Payne left early Mon
day morning by team for Dexter, where
he will be in attendance upon the Maine
Universalist convention.
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WILSON'S MILLS.

The steamboat running between Ans
COOS Falls and CSmp-ln-the- Meadows has
begun its daily trips. l.. +. York cap
tain. Charles BlOdgett engineer.
Charlie Bennett aud wife of Enrol were
in town sunday.
Jonathan Bennett and wife OF Newry
have been visiting in town.
+. A. Flint and son Arthur have been
in town several days the past week.
Mrs. j. :. Danforth, Mrs. ID. Haywood
and two Young ladies passed through
town on their way TO Parmaeheenee the
middle of the week.
There is still crew AZ work trying 70
nut out the fire In the woods above here
The school flag WAS raised for the first
time this season Decoration Day.
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DENMARK

Mr.. :. T.. Gilman and wife OF North
Waterford are stopping with MIR. Albion
Merrill for a few days.
The Congregational church is being
repaired under the direction OF MIR. Ed
win Pingree: new shingled and fresco
papered inside.
Mr.. G.. W. Woodward, the present
pastor of the Congregational church, has
begun a series of thirteen lectures which
are very fine, and deserve a large at
tendance.
The ladies' circle met with Mrs. A. W.
Belcher Wednesday afternoon and even
ing. About forty 10 supper.
Mrs. c. o. Pendexter is visiting friend;
in Massachusetts.
Mr.. Geo. w. Gray has again gone Oh
surveying trip for the Portland star
Match Co.
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GREENWOOD.

\ growing time again. Last sunday
the temperature was up among the nine
ties. but that is Just what vegetation
wants nova plenty OF heat and moist
ure. -,
George Judkins rather takes the lead
in early crops this year. He has Held
of clover so high that some Of II Is lodg-
cd and corn so large that he has hoed II
the second time. Saw, West Paris, how
will that do 10 90 with your 3lst oil May
straw berries: Somewhat contrary 10
our natural inclinations we are trying 10
be credulous Just now, so as 10 believe
they were perfectly ripe and mellow. =,
Adoniram Swan bought and moved
home the barn frame from the Lovett
Mace last fall, and now has ii up and
boarded. David Morgan and his son
Frank are doing the work.
The other day two foxes came into the
field. travelling slowly along, and finally
disappeared In the woods beyond. one
WAS OF the common red color, and the
other as white rs rabbit In January
That was something new under the
sun. We always knew white foxes were
found in the Arctic regions, but were not
aware that we had them right here
among Us. -, ,L,.
And now il seems that II. W. Beecher
Is not the only man who advanced tht
idea OF the immortality of horses. IL
his great work, The Pathway of Lie
Rev. DIR. Talmage speaks OF them 10 TINS
way: .'St. John says the armies OF neA..
on ride on white horses, and l don
Know but many old cavalry horses OF
earthly battle, that were wounded and
worn out in service, may have resurree
tion. IL would be only fair that, raised
up and ennobled, they would be resur
rected for the grand review of the Judg
ment day. Ii would not take any NOR
mower 10 reconstruct their bodies thar
RI reconstruct ours, aud should be yer,
dad 20 see them among the white horses
Of A ap % vision" So much fo'
imagination. And yet those horses arr
more worthy of resurrection thar
many human beings, so called.