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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-03-26
NEIIIIAlisE.
All Sorts of Local Nows aud Gossip from
the Glass City.

All Sorts of Local Nows aud Gossip from
the Glass City.
Services will DO held in the United
Presbyterian church each evening this
week. Tonight Rev. A. Z. Browniee, OF
Martins Ferry. will preach. Services
Wednesday evening, and on Thursday
evening Rev. ]. II. Littel. OF Wheeling.
will preach the sermon, and on Friday
evening Rev. J. B. Ricketts,, OF Belmont,
will preach.
Hon. A. T. McKelvey. who has closed
his engagement lecturing to Farmers
Institutes in various parts OF the state,
is at his home. Since his return
hc has had published m excellent ar
ticle on local taxation. in which he
urges organization in every township
as the best means to control extrava-
gance.
The steel works will go on this morn.
ing. The Pultney glass works resumed
yesterday. The bottle works aro run
ming full. so is Rodefer Bros factory
and the novelty stamping company. ia
crowded with work.
The contractors are beginning to
branch out from this city looking for
paving and other contracts. Charles
Rosser and Messrs. Davis and Archer
have been at GAINESVILLE for a day or
two.
The Prohibitionists have finally set
tied upon Mrs. Mary Z, Rodefor and
Dr.. G. W. Long as candidates for the
School Board. Mrs. Rodeier is the wife
Of Thornton A. Rodeier, the glass mau.
ufacturer.
Sheriff Darby yesterday sold the lot
OF Husbands & Inskeep adjoining tho
Windsor hotel to satisfy claim OF John
W. Milligan and it was bid in by Mr..
Milligan for $500.
The Epworth League will give an GU
tertainment in the South Bellaire NJ. E.
Church this evening. An interesting
programme has been provided.
William Morris who was squeezed be-
tween an engine and the stock house at
the mill Saturday Is able to be at work,
but it was close call.
Marion Huffman and Frank Ncff have
been drawn rs Grand Jurors from here,
and Jacob Riotz and Richard Hcslop as
petit Jurors.
Mrs. Charles Il. Costing and child
left for Colorado Springs, Col. to join
her husband who is engaged there now.
Z. J. Steger, ono OF the Democratic
candidates for menbors of tho school
board, is laid up with sprained ankle.
Misses Aura and Cora SewcIl who
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DErRolT. March ga special to the
Tribune from Luling.on Gays: While
walking through the Epworth League
grouudr Yesterday a party OF people
made horrible discovery. The body
OF S. D. Guenctie was found jammel
into barrel. His throat had boon cut
from ear to car. There was the print OF
two ditlLront sizes OF shoes in tho iInme-
diate vicinity. and the conclusion wns
roached that two people had been on.
5aged Gueno,te was papor hanger %
years old, and disappeared on the night
OF March .. No CAUSE for tho crime IL
known.
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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 tho worlds best products 10
tie needs Of physical being, will attest
the value to health Of the puro liquid
laxative principles embraced in tho
remedy, Syrup OF Figs.
It's excellence is due to its presenting
in tho form most acceptable and pleas
ant to tho taste, tho refreshing and truly
beneficial properties of a perfect lax
alive; cilcctually cleansing the system,
dispcllins colds, headaches and fcvcrs
and permanently curing constipation.
1t has given satisfaction to millions and
met with tho approval Of tho medical
profession, because it acts on tho Kid
ncys, Liver and Bowels without weak
ening them and IT is perfectly FREQ from
every Objectionable substance.
Syrup of Figs is for sale by all drug.
gists In SOC and 81 bottles, but it ia man.
ufacturcd by tho California Fig Syrup
Co. only, whose name is printed on every
package, also the name, Syrup Of Figs,
and being we'll Informed, You will not
accept any substitute il offered.
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speeaut bhputch 10 he iNNi'CeNser'
RurnERronp, ". VA, March e5.--
They have found the extension OF tho
old'Ri,chio m,no, coal vein. 1t proves
to DO bctter than the original vein. Tho
new vein Is six foot from rock to rock
There is IN oil we'll near tho old vein
that is good for one hundred barrels II
lot loose. There is quite 4 stir in oil
matters here.
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Mnrqul. OF oucon.nrrry Iud,c.od.

LoNDoH, March 2j.--Iu tho old Bailey,
to-day, tho recorder, Sir, Charles Hall,
in charging tho grand jury, referrod to
tho lbol proceedings instituted by
Oscar Wilde against tho marquis of
Queonaberry. lilo aaid thnt il the mar.
ouis wrote tho words which II IN clamod
ho did upon tho card produced, whothcr
no was Justified or not in 80 doing, it
constituted libel. Moreover, tho re-
cordcr added, tho defendant intended
to plead qualification MS his defOnco. The
graa4. jury eventually returned q true
bill against tho marquis.
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New ORLEANS, March 25.--The negroes
wont to work on tho lovee this morning
without military protection. Tho
soldiers AFRO held in their armorios in
casc OF trouble.
As many OF tho so.callcd rioters who
made the murdorous assault OIL tho
coloreh laborors two woeks ago arc un.
der arrest, it is not believed thero will
be my further violence until tho muir.
dorors are well out OF their prcsont
trouble with tho Inv,
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NEw IonH, March 25.-Goorgo .Hon'
ri1ucz and Fernando "A. Dcbeagaa wore
passengers who arrived By tho Ward
limo steamer OrizAba from Havana this
morning. These gentlomon woro 70.
ported rs having boon compelled TO
leave Cuba or tako tho consequences oil
Spanish law for supposed sympathy mud
support OF tho Cuban rcvolutionsls.
Thoy are supposed TO havo special
purpose in Visiting this city.
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Ill HUNG, WOUND.

The Bullet No, Yet Extracted from thp
Fncs OF tbs Statesman.
YOKOHAMA, March o5.-The bullet has
not yet been extracted from tho face OF
Ii Hung Chang. but tho vicoroy's con.
dition ia favorable; he has no fever and
ia suffering bu. little pain. His assnil-
ant, who is doscribed rs political
bravo, rushcd from the crowd when Ii
Hung Chans's palanGuin was passing
seized tho cnrricra' nand aud fred Mt
tho Chinese statesman. The bullet en-
tered the viceroy's left cheek. The
affair has caused tho greatest indigna.
ton here.
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International Hallway conrte.s.

New York, March 25.-Many Of the
important railway companies in this
country arc arranging for proper repre-
sentatlon at tho Fifth session Of tho in
ternational railway congress to DO held
in London. England, beginning on the
Goth OF next Juno.
Each American road ia entitled to
sond from two to eight delegates. Tho
president oil the international railway
congress Is Mr.. Dubois, administrator
OF tho Belgian atato railways. aud tho
secretary is Mr.. Wicsacnbruch.
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YOKOHAMA, March 25.-RcSolutions
havc beon submitted to tho Japanese
dict rcgrotting tho nttack made upon
vicoroy Ii Hung Chang, who was shot
aud wonn'lod in tho laco yesterday ut
,Shimonorcki. - la ~.
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And those who AFRO ali tried out and
havo that tired feeling or sick headache
can DO relieved Of all these symptoms
by taking Hoods Sarsapnrilla. which
giyo, norvc, mental and bodily s,reneth
and thoroughly puriilos tho blood. 1t
also creates n good appetite, curcs in
digestion, heartburn and dyspepsia.
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MONEY 10 LOAN
RlNEHART G. TATUM,
CITY BANK BUILDING.
Telephone 2la. tmro5i Room No. 6.
TOILET

Business property. 1861 Market St; beItloac.
ton In city for feed store 81 81 per month. 81
Store room aud dwelling. 1907 Main st; now
front. with front entrance 10 dwelling II desired.
S4l e. per month. la - Z
Modern s.roomed dwelling, LIP South Front
street. Fine location. :. 0l0-ls In :
Modern lo.roomcd dwelling a. Tiltonville:
property OF the late ". Il Robinson. with %
acres Of land. fine orchard. etc SIS per month
S-roomed dwelling on motor line and National
road, only few minutes from this city. SIS per
month. = n, : - =
7.roomed dwelling, 81 South Front St. A L SIS
per month. %
7.roomcd dwelling. 10 l4,hst. so per month.
6-rooncd dwelling. No. 81 North Huron street;
both gases. hot and cold water aud bath. so
per month. ~ -
6.roomsd dwelling. corner Fink and Elm
streets. SIS -
6-roomed dwelling. ?745 chapline street.
5rooms at No. le6 Zane street $40 per month.
5rooms. I'd floor. Is Virginia St, both Casos
and water. Al. Sll per month 800
o.roomcd dwelling. SID Eotf St SIS Dor month.
5-roomcd dwelling. 3ll9 Jacob ST. Sill psr
month. - -,
5roomed dwelling, a5o5 wooes.. IS per month.
5roomed dwelling, l6 South Wabash st $40
per month .- 90
5roomcd dwelling. North Wabash st. $40 Dor
month. 81 = =,
rooms So Thirteenth St ST. per month.
i.roomcd dwelling. $50 Market $40 per month,
4.roomed dwelling, ll6i High St 50 per month,
i'roomed dwelling. :2t3ls McColloch St 81.
rooms, :1i5Chapline St, I'd floor s. per month.
rooms. los Virginia st. s. per month
SMITH G. DICKINSON
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A DEMONSTRATORS SALE y

A DEMONSTRATORS SALE
IA OF ISLAND LOTS.
I have ten of the most desirable lots on Wheel.
ing Island for sale. Must be sold at once These
lots arc 30 feet by 100 lcet and arc situated on
Elm street: but fen minutes walk from the city
by way OF tho bridges aud three minutes walk
from either ferry. They arc supplied with
water and sewerage and both gases, and are In
the most desirable situation OF any lots in the
city, cons!dering the price. etc, and. which adds
greatly 10 them, they arc In splendid nclshbor.
ood Igs
Apply TO THEO. W. FINK. Administrator,
ITO South Penn Street
y! liARRfJ. FINK. No. l1i3 Market street.
Telephone 6s7. mrlS
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REAL ESTATE.
For Rent.

Tor Rent. --.aA
Groom house. No. rs g. broadway. Rsnts,, 40.
rooms, bath, No. .! tteorith nrett -,
Broom house on South York street. H,ntSfq 90.
6roons, bath. No. IN 4. front 81 Hrnt "a %.
broom house. n. Broadway. Rent III %. -
broom house. n. broadway. Ront n Oh 'N
Srooms, No. 1915 Morrow street Rsot t,o1
3fooms on Elm sFeet Rent 40 %. - ND
NO. pS2.vfo Market street. s rooms, bath. all
improvements RGnt SO no. =
or two famllleL Rant SiB 90, ' N~
Sroolns. bath. No. 1913 Broadway strect.
$3.50 nyesr.
Groom: rear 2llo EoH street. Rent % 90
broom house, No. 4B g. Broadway u,ieet.
4foom house, rear TAI Eof street, nj rs 90.
Broom house, No. III N. Front street ~
- rooms. oil modern improvements. No. Hb
Main street Rent so co. - w
3rooms aud attic. No. 81 &. York. Rent $40 90.
rooms, bath, No. % Fifteenth 81 Eent Ia 90.
rooms. ~ Eine,ecnth stroct. Reri tio %. '
otooms. No II broadway. Ront 81 co.
I.@s MONEY TO LOAN.
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Jos.Horne&Co
Penn A,c. aud Flnh ST., rlttsburg.
TurspAy, March 70, lsos.
Silks.

oliA lH .f.I .HHU Hsas. e.
We simply print the kinds
and prices in this sale. When
we say that qualities are very
choice and patterns the new
est, all silk users will know
at once what rare bargains
they are:
Figured .Crope Gismonda. newest
for evening wear, 500 grade for
sa&yard.
Kaiki Wash silks, large variety Of
patterns, .7ll23
2Sc a yard. w.
Checked India Glace. beautiful col.
orings and raro qualities.
38c a yard.
BLACK rIgureu 1uuetas nuu piWCk
Figured Sa.inS, very special values,
68c a yard.
Swiss TaGcsas, in checks and stripes,
remarkably handsome.
45c a yard.
Checked and Striped Tatlota,, beau.
ulul ssylcs at
Sc a yard.
ls-ineh High Class surahs,
CSC a yard.
5000 yards extra value Printed
ludias. all very wide,
CSC and 75c.
All are from 20 to 3 per
cent under usual low prices.
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HOOPS Pills aro onsy to take, casy in
action and sure in olfoct. 25c. 2 &
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SMITH g. DICKINSON,
FOR SALE.
1920 MARKET STREET.

| $780, :, -
House. rooms, 18th street. sl.GOo.
House, rooms. Market between eth and Sth
| streets. very cheap, sl.7oo. rt.
House, 9 rooms and hall. Chaplinc street, near
cd street. $500. =
House. rooms and hall, Chapine street. near
House, rooms and hail. corner North Front
aud Kentucky streets, $1,000 5rl
Double frame house, 10 rooms and store room
corner Of SD and Jacob streets. rents for ST per
| month, $1,000 ''"f
House. rooms. brick, and 4.roomod house In
rear. EoE street. Centrc Wheeling. 5000. q
House. rooms. Chapline street, Centre Wheel
| Ing. $3.50. G
House, rooms. o6,h street, $1,000
House rooms. 18th street, cheap On easy
| terms 5000
House. 4 rooms. brick. Jacob stree. 9Th ward
slS0o. il,., - -
House, 5 rooms and hall. Park Wow, 10. lo,z
us foot. easy terms. SLIM T
House, rooms. 18th st, lot 25xlOo steet. sl.7ol
Double house: 10 rooms, Indiana street. Island
easy terms, $500. s
House s rooms; South Huron street, Island
House. rooms, corner lot, 9th strest, easy
| terms, Sl400.
i, no ~ eS rooms Mccol'oeh stroOs, East Wheel
House. ROOMS and hail. with large lot, 18th
street, $500. N ..,. .F. 4
House. srooms. Charles street. easy terms. $50
House. D rooms, haltmore street, East Wheel +
| Ing. easy terms. Sl.051 aEa
House, rooms, 18th street. caiy terms sojl.
House. 10 rooms brick. with largo lot 18th
| street. cheap. ~
House: rooms. Jacob streo, 9Th ward, ea,y
terms sl.5oO. ~
House, 6 rooms, Goth street Sl0N Tvs
House: 6rooms. Wood street, 5th wand, sl.s'1
Elmo finished house. 5 rooms aud hall, Park
View, lot l0oxl7o feet Fora short time only,
Sl.S00. 0-g''.
Splenlil house S rooms and hall Lind strast +
| Tclvcdcrc. Sl,4S0 .g
House. rooms, brick. Market street. centro
Wheeling. cheap, 81. 10 ...r
Lots on Lind street, pclvcdcrc, $50 and s,7S
each. +-n .n I."' -H rlr9
Three lots IN Park View, cheap
BnsincS property on Market street At modoc.
| alto price. G
$40 $500 $500. $500, 5000 and $500 TO loan on
real estate.
NESBlTT & DEVINE,
Tel. ea 1880 Market stree..
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TOR RENr-SIN-ROOMED HOUSE.
L. No. lis South York street: rcnt 81. 90, In.
auirc at No. 95 South Pom street. or ROLF &
ZANE. "aH mr,o
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TO LOAN.
FOR SALE
TOR SALE.
AFEw CuOICELoTs AT EDGISGTO,

0cb CITY BANK BulIuIhH lWJ MArkct Street ?
TOR SALE-A DYEING AND REM
iuston, ". Va: did over 5000 worth OF bust.
ness last year; Will sci. for $50 cash. A great
bargain 10 any one wanting TO go In business.
Apply for particulars 10 ROBERT MILLER, ~
Sixth avenue Huntington. ". Va. mral
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STOCKS FOR SALE.
Riverside Iron Works.
Bellaire Nail Works.
LaBcllc Iron Company.
Ntna.Standard Iron and Steel Co.
Wheeling Railway Company.
Wheeling Pottery Company.
Exchange Bank.
SIMPSON & HAZLETT,
STOCKS BONDS AND INVESTMENTS,
mrl6 No. 1911 Market St.
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VALUABLE MAIN STREET PROP.
ERTY FOR SALE
will offer for sale at the front door OF the
Court House. on SATURDAY. MARCH 30, 1875,
al 10 O'Clock a IN. Lot !6x90. south OF George Z.
Stfel Co.'S store, one OF the best business loca.
tons In the city.
Tcrms-Onc.thitd cash.
mrei E. W, H. UA1LER
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FOR RENT.

EOR RE n T-ELEGANT FRONT
y Office Rooms in the Reilly Building, Opera
House corner. 81 ianl
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hall price =
No. 2cil Main'street, 6.roomed brick on f,ont
and 3toomed frame on alley, for s, 100. 49,
Real estate OF every description
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-08-03

and any of the countless results Of los, II
nerve power find a marked change for m.
better almost at once upon faithfully usiDo
Paine's celery compound.
Mrs. James Arthur whose portrait is oiv.n
above, writing from her home in Spokape
WASH, says:
Il suffered for three years with neuralgia
and rheumatism. tried different remedit,
which would give me only temporary relief
Last year in January and throug oh the sprpp
months suffered terribly. could walk ouS
a short distance, and some days not at ali
But then | began for the first time to use
Paine's celery compound. 1t cured me per.
manently, and have not been troubled since,
My knees were so bad last year that could
not sit down or get up alone. Nov wax
every day, and it causes no stiffness or lame
ness in the joints"
Testimonials from men and women in ever
Slate and county and town in the coun,fy
might be published telling of similar speedy
cures. They carry this plain advice to olher
sufferers:
Take Paine's celery compound!
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-08-03

susPRisK AT Mis-
Nellie Crlchlon, Of sonora, California,
ls the guest Of her sister, Mrs. Harvey
Walker, on Salem prairie. la the two
weeks of her vlsit she has made many
pleasant aequaintanees and last night
. beyy of them from Hayesville went
over 10 the Walker place aud gave her
a real old fashioned surprise. The
party consisted of about twenty, young
aud old, all Of whom highly enjoyed
themselves until the wee sman hOuTs.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-08-03

Frank Lowell, of the secretary OF
states Office, was q passenger to New.
port on the morning local. He will
return Sunday afternoon.
Mrs. Thomas Gilbert returned to
Portland this morning after short
visit With her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
n. H. Burley IN this city.
Mrs. E. B. Piper returned to Portland
on the local this morning, after two
weeks visit at the parental home OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Leo, Willis.
]. l.. Lambert, lineman for the
Salem Consolidated Street Railway
company, was a passenger to Portland
on the S O'Clock local this morning.
r. K. Cannon, seaside correspondent
TO the Sunday Welcome. returned to
Portland this morning after a short
visit with relatives and friends In this
city.
G. b. Campbell, formerly of the
Keeley institute, accompanied by Mrs.
l UChb w 0EONt tuiS
! morning. After a weeks visit with
relatives they will return to Emmett
county Iowa.
Geo. @. Will returned yesterday from
q trip in Polk county. He reports
crops everywhere better than he has
ever seen them, and he has Travelled
Western Oregon very closely.
Mrs. Col. J. Olmstead aud Mrs. w,
w. Caskey returned yesterday from an
outing in the mountains near Mehama.
Mrs. Caskey left on the O'Clock over.
land for her home In Pennsylvania.
Dow Palmer, who has been acting
as messenger at the Western Union
telegraph Office at Portland the past
three months, returned home Thurs.
day night and resumed his work In
the locel office this morning.
Lee Her, the Battleville hop grower,
was In the city today. He is not over
sanguine about the markte this fall
but still hopes hops may reach ten
cents. Mr.. Her Is one Of the best
posted hop men In Union county, and
his judgment is looked upon with favor
oy all In the business.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-08-03

For those many women who have suffered
through the indoor life of winter and spring
with tired nerves, sleeplessness, neuralgia,
rheumatism. the dyspepsia that is best ex-
pressed by the words ''no appetite" e"-for the
many worn-out womens, many Of whom will
get no real vacation, but must attend the
"h.le summer long to household duties-for
such women there is every need now of a
hrisker feeling Of Il reduced blood and
nervous tissues by means Of the best nutritive
agent in the wide world to-day-Paine's celery
compound.
AiIer building up the body by the use Of
MS great modern restorative, diseases of the
necial organ, heart trouble, kidney diseases,
y,PePsia and sleeplessness will disappear,
Neglect % satisfy the demands of the nerv.
rs system by rapid. complete nourishment OF
Il 'Is paris, carries heavy penalties. Paine's
-lerl compound, more effectively than any,
A'ng, else the world has yet known, restores
'ealih to men and women whols blood has
'een robbed of vitality from whatever cause,
4 nd whose nerves have lost their healthy tone.
PERSONS suffering from rheumatism, neuralgia
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-08-03
oHURoH SERVICES TOMORROW

FIRST PREsBYTERIAN.-Th Rev. q.
ID. WhitemsR, OF Turner, will preach
morning and evening.
Y. M G. A.-Rev. J. NJ. Shulse will
address the mems meeting at p. N.
All men are cordially invited to at.
tend.
CENTRAL CHAPEL.-Eighteenth and
State streets. Regular services tomor-
row at the usual hours. Evening ser
vices at 7:30. P. s. Knight in charge.
FIRST PREsBYTERIAN.-P Preaching
at 1870 a. IN. aud s p. NJ. by Rev. E.
II. Nhiteman of Turner. Sunday
school and Y. P. 5. G. Z. at the usual
hours.
SOUTH SALEM NJ. E.-Pastor pres
eBt morning and evening. Morning
subject, Light in the Darkness" At
8 p. N. Epworth League. J. NJ.
Shulse, pastor.
CHRIsTIAN.-Preaching at 1890 q.
M. Sunday school at II m. Junior
EndeaYor at 4 p. m. Y. P. s. c. Z. at
6:45, Miss Estela Churchill leader.
Preaching at ~. IN. Subject, "The
Brotherhood ef Man"
FIRST BAPTIsT.-Morning services
at 1890. Topic: 1.-The Cloud of Wit
nesses." Sunday school at II O'Clock.
Young peoples meeting at p. M. No
evening services. The ladies quartet
will sing during the morning service.
CHURCH OF CHRIsT.-At w. e. T.
U. hall. Sunday services: Preaching at
1890 a. m. by ED. Hockett, on "Eter-
nal Life and When and How to Re
ceive It," Sunday school at IL As a. IN.
Sermon by Ed. Matthews at s p. M,
subject, 1.-THE Home of the Saints"
FRIENDS CHURCH. Highland addi-
ton. Preaching at 1890 a. m. and 7:3O
p. m. by Rev. Elwood Scott, formerly
pastor Of Friends church at Newberg,
who has now accepted a call to the
church at this place. Rev. F. NJ.
George resigned after serving as pastor
for nearly five years. Sunday school
at p. IN. e. E. at $50 p. M.
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Children Cry for
Pitchers CastoEla.
Our band at Newport.

The members Of the Second Regi
ment band are enjoying themselves
hu yely At Newport by the sea, ~ is evil
dent frcm a letter received yesterday
by Fred Rowley, the drum major, from
one of the boys. Thursday the band
boarded the steamer farallsn aud
went over 10 Yaqulaa. After making
= landing the Ooys went on an exouT.
sian o. their own, going up the river a
distance of three miles 90 oysleTyille
where they awaited ths arrival ~ the
train, some of the boys are becoming
infatuated with the fair msidens who
fFtquent that popular summer fesofi.