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The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1895-08-01
DISTRICT COURT NOTES.

In the case of ]. Nssbitt & Bro. vs. tn,
Phoebe Con. NJ. & R. Co. tried at the last
sitting here, the defendant has moved for 8
new trial. Judgment was rendered in favor
of plaintiffs for $2ll9.45 and costs. The
motion will be heard at the October sitting
Lydia Perry on Monday filed papers
against W. IL. Perry asking for decree Of
divorce. The decree is asked for on the
grounds of cruelty. The custody of the
children and fifty dollars per month alimony
is also demanded
On Friday last the Supreme Court filed
Its decision in the case of Charles Craw vs.,
Frank Wilson, affirming the judgment of
the District Court here, which was render
ed in favor of Wilson, and refusing a new
trial OF the case. The case was submitted
to the Supreme Court on the 18th of April,
The full text of the decision will be at hand
shortly and will be of interest hereabouts
since it will determine the law of this State
In the matter of mining partnerships. Craw
brought this action to recover half of
Wilson's interests in Ferguson District on a
claim Of partnership said to have been en-.
tered several years before any of the claims
were located the contention being that
each was to be interested in any claims the
other might locate, ETC. Long after, Wilson
located the Monitor, April Fool and other
claims at Ferguson District, and when they
showed up as valuable properties, Craw
sued to be declared half owner with
Wilson in all those properties, now said to
be worth millions.
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Does Grover want a third term! Will
an Engllshman refuse dish of plum duff?
VI course, Grover wants it, and the chances
are he will be the candidate of the gold bug
wings of the Democratic and Republican
parties. Cleveland began his frat term
with the statement that no man should be
gwen more than one term in the Prssiden.
tlal chair Now he is in the hands of his
friends-Belmont, Morgan, Rothschilds &
Co. Man wants but little here below. but
wants that little long Grover wanted but
one term, but wanted it spreed out to cover
lifetime. Cunning old man. --Mohsve
(Ariz.) Miner
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1t is ruled by the postal authorities tina
any reduction of the size of postal card b,
clipping, rounding off the corners or other
wise, will subject the receiver of tho card +,
q charge OF one cent on delivery, This
makes the cost of postal card equivalent
TO letter postage. Many persons inclose
postal cards to correspondents in envelopes
too small, and imagine that little clipnino
won't make any difference. Others ronnd
on the corners for ornamental nprnoso. .,
convenience in handling. But the practice
is wrong.
A prize of $1,000 is offered by the CHICAGO
Times Herald for the successful competitors
IN horselsss carriage or vehicle motor racs
between Milwaukee and Chicago. The date
OF the contest will be about the first of nay,
November. First prize, $4,000 and n cold
medal, the same being open to comnetit;or
TO the world Second prize, 81, 500. with
the stipulation that in the event the frat
prize is awarded to vehicle of foreign in.
vention and manufacture this prize shall 90
to the most successful American comnst;,or
Third prize 81 900 and fourth prize s5oo
The third and fourth prizes are open to all
competitors, foreign and American.
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NEW TODAY.
NOTICE.

Persons holding any of
the DELAMAR METALLIC
CHECKS will please present
them for payment at the
office of the Company, at De:
LAMAR, NEVADA, at once.
These CHECKS will not be
redeemed after August 25th,
1895.
DELamar's Nevada
Gold Mining Co.
RALPH NICHOLS,
Superintendent.
Phoebe, New, August 1, 1895.
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LEGAL NOTICE.
~ VIC DiS'rict Court OF the Fourth Judicial Dis.
srict' County of Lincoln. State of Nevada.
IN the Matter of the Estate of Richard
German, Deceased.
Order to Show Cause Why Order of Sale Of Ra.,
Estate Should not be Made.

appearing to the Judge OF said Court. bv tn,
PeI!tion THIS day presented and filed by j. O. Gala
pert the Administrator of the Estate of Riebsrd
real estate. to pay the charges of Admnstration ~
cdu ID therefore ordered by the Judge of said
ss,d mat al persons interested in the estate Of
90 aeSsased appear before the said District Court
oo .he Fourth Judicial District, on Monday the
1 1s.n Gay OF April A. D. 1896 at 10 O'Clock in the
forenoon OF sale day or soon thereafter AZ peti.
nEnef can De heard at the court room Of said
.he town OF Phoebe in said County OF Lincoln. to
~. snow cause why an order should not be granted tn
sne ssid Administrator to sell much Of the real
AZ th sne said deceased as shall be necessary:
An anu tnat copy OF this order be published at
tssst -FOUR successive weeks in the Phoebe Weekly
said County. pu'iiSheo III
n.. d.F TALBOT, District judge
Dated March. 90, 1895. '"uso'
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Arrivals and Departure of Mails.


PIOCHE, PANACA AND MILFORD.
Leave every day Except Sunday ! A. NJ
Arrive every day Except Monday $50 P. M
PIoCHE AND DELAMAR.
Leave Mon. Wed. and Fridays at s A, M
Arrive Wed. Fri. and Sundays at G P. NJ.
PIOCHE AND HIKo.
Leave Mondays and Fridays at s A. NJ.
Arrive W'd'esday's and Sundays at 6 P. NJ.
PIocHE AND GBYsER.
Leave Mondays and Fridays at ga. NJ.
Arrive Tuesdays and Saturdays at 6 P. NJ.
PIocHE, NJ. v. WASH AND Ell DORADO CANYON.
Leave Mondays and Thursdays at 7 A. M.
Arrive Thursdays and Sundays $50 P. NJ
LAS VEGAS AND KEYSTONE.
Leaves every Monday at 7 a. m.
Arrives every Thursday at 6 p. m.
M. j. CARMAN. P. M.
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Has Broken the Record

Inc Consolidated Kansas City smelling
and refining company on July 5, broke the
record for all previous days volume of
business. On that day the output was 1850
ounces OF gold, valued at S25, 900; 81 200
ounces of silver, eight cars of lead and two
OF copper. The value of the entire product
was about $4,000. The days work was
the largest recently done by any smelter in
the world.
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teachers Examinations

,,d by authorization of the State Board OF Educ.
,or 'esohers certificates will be held on the 10 y
an9 iatn, days OF August, 1895 at the court hons
riocne. by the County Board of Examiners.
c.taa persons DESTROYS Of securing such certio
such examinations begin, oeiore
T. j. OSBORNE.
nit 1,omcio County schooi Superintendent.
Pioche, Nevada, August, lst, 1895.
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ADVERTISED LETTER LIST.

The following letters remain uncalled for
at the Phoebe postoffice August l. 1895:
Thompson Harry Matli Clio.
Parties calling for the above letters will
please say advertised.
M. j. CARAVAN, P. M.
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DR.. Prices Cream Baking Powder
Worlds Fair Highest Medal and Diploma.
State School Funds

The following is the statement of Super.
intendent Cutting of the second sem. annual
apportionment of school moneys for 1895.
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The Logical CaodidatN

Another third term movement 10 ou
foot, as Immediately alter the elections
the ISTELLIaEScER suggested that there
might be. Some Democrats Of influence
have had their heads together aud cou'
Cluded that Mr., Cleveland Is "the lOgI'
cal candidate"
lis easy to believe that these Demo-
Gratis faro not his political friends"
They are moFe likely to he Democrats
who blame 1t all on the President and
think another nomination the easiest
way to get rid Of him, lie would have
less chance Of election than any man in
his psrtyi which may easily be the rOa'
son why those who are not his political
friends are turning to him SO eagerly
AZ the days go by this plot, II there
be one, will unfold itSelt. 1t will afford
a great deal Of entertainment as it
moves along.
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oMnIsTLNN UNIlY.
Rev. David Grset's Idea of 1.-THE Chief
rTOubiein tho Way

Rev. David Grset's Idea of 1.-THE Chief
TTOubiSin tho Way
Ecv York Pah
A correspondent. accuses uI oil taking
low view Of the long coqueIting Of the
Episcopal church with other denomiua'
lions in the matter OF church unity.
Our aim was hut TO state the facts, and
the dual exchanged letters between
the Presbyterian and Episcopal COM
mitteeS on unity shows that the whole
thing was an illusion from the begin
ming, The Independent calls 1t the
ringing down Of the curtain on q com.
edy. This appears to DO also the view
oi tho Rev, DR.. Greer, rector oil st. Bar.
tholomsw's, who grew iocular over the
situation in hiI remarks before the
baptist Social Union last night, He
observed: 1--WE EpiseOpaliHus have
had a good deal to say lately about
Christian unity, but II you look at us
real hard you will tind out that our
unity means that we want you all to be-
lieve as wo do" So say Presbytsrians,
Congrogalionalist' aud tho rest, aud all
the looking real hard" at each other
has madsit clear that church unity is
at present only a dream. This has been
obvious all along to the harder heads in
the various denominations, who have
not bssn at all deceived by the solemn
courtesieS and brothcrly correspondence
which meant nothing, and Of which
they have grown very weary,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-11-12

secured the partial independence oil the
Danubian principNlitles, In 1906 an'
other war with Russia resulted in the
extension OF the Russian frontier 10 the
Pruth, Inls28 the Greek war for inds:
pendence ended in tho interference oil
the European powers and the iudapsnd.
ence OF the Greek kingdom, In 1858
Mollayla aud Mallachia became the
semi.indGpendsnt kingdom Of RonmR'
MIA. In 1915 another war with Tho RUS
SLAMS resulted in the loss OF Bulgaria,
EBstorn Ronmelia, Thenaly and q part
OF Armenia. in the entire independence
OF SarVis, Roumania aud Montenegro,
and in tho administration Of Bosnia
aud Herzegovina BY Austria.
The disinteGfating process In the o.,
toman Empire has been going on for 200
years, and Turkey exists as European
power to-day only by the consent Of the
Christian nations, All these powers
ara now united in the demand for stipu-
lated reforms, and they seem to have
agreed upon q programme that Involves
Intervention and supervision Of Turk
ish alairs. This In itself would precIpi'
tatc grave crisis, but, taken in eonncc-
ton with tho disturbances in Armenia
on the one hand aud tho revolutionary
movement among tho Turks themselves
on tho other, this crisis becomes the
gravost thar ha, confronted tho Otto
man Empire In 200 years.
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The PhiIadelphiA Times, whose sym
pathies are with the Democratic party,
saws tina. until the Democrats 'can create
4 Leadership that is abrOa't OF the ad.
yauced stateSmauship Of the age, there
can be no hopeful Democratic party"
Thi. shows the bad plight of tho Demo-
cratic party.
leadership is not made to order. 1t
ia logical development The Demo.
cratic party tried to develop leadership
aud failed. 1t produced German and
Hill and Brice, and under their
control it has gone heRdlong into the
ditch. lis on. OF tho question to pro-
dues leadership for the mex: campaign.
Somebody will DO placed at the head OF
what is left Of tho party, but that will
not BIO the mastorIul leadership that
counts with the people.
In another quarter Of century tho
Democratic party may develop leader.
ship and amount 10 something. II In
the meantime that party can tako M
with policies in which the people be.
lIeys aud can convince the people that
IL has lesrnsd something and become
capable Of conducting tho public bust.
meas, 1t may bo trusted once moro to try
ito hand.
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acknowledgement
wnEELINo. NOVEMBER y, 1893,


Alter surveying the field aud taking
into account production and demand,
oil opera.ors conclude that they should
have more for their oil. This kind OF
reasoning would do in respect OF corn'
potatoes or pig iron. It does not apply
to petroleum. None Of the ordinary
laws OF trade will apply to that product
The Standard Oil Company stands in
the way OF the application. The stand
ard IL nearly all.powerIul, It does with
the market what 1t pleases. 1t knows
to-day what it ia going to do tomorrow
and six months hence, and it knows
how to keep its precious secrets. One
Of Its secrets iSthe use it make, OF Lima
oil,
That the Standard reanoi that ofen'
siye product long declared TO DO unre'
unable, thors is not the slightest reason
to doubt aud there is every reason to
believe There is no other way to &C.
coun. for the disappearance OF Lima oil
and for tho TACT that the demand for the
ilIuminant is met without further
drawing on the supply Of Pennsylvania
oil, which term includes the product in
Peansylvauia, eastern Ohio aud West
Virginia. Refined Lima oil is probably
run in win refined Pennsylvania oil.
The consumer is not asked whether he
will have it so. lie is not more con'
suited than the producer is.
So far as surface conditions indicate
the producer OF Pennsylvania oil Is en-
titled to more money than ho 10 getting
for his commodity, bu! the price is
based on the conditions made by the
Standard ior Is. own profit. and these it
il next to impossible tor the producer
TO know. He ia at liberty to amu'e
himseli With guessing and hoping.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-11-12

II hall that ia claimed for acctylene
gu, be true, tho new illuminlnt will be
great boon. The gas can be produced
cheaply wherever coal ana lime are
found. The company which is to mar.
kot this gas in Philadelphia will deliver
1t in cylinders six inches in diameter
aud six feet long, each cylinder con-
tanning enough gas to light dwelling
Of Thirteen rooms Tor three mouths.
The cylinder will be attached to the
ordinary gas pipes. The charge will be
eighty cents per thousand cubic feet,
said to DO equal in illuminating power
TO twelve times as much city "a. 1t is
thought that acstylone will DO used to
move railroad cars, street cars, vessels,
carriages and bicycles, 1t is expected
to diSplace electricity in many Of it's
uses.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-11-12

The plain English Of Lord DunrOvenS
accusations 10 that In was cheated In
tho faca with tbs Defender Mr. Iiolin,
head Of tho Doiondcr syndicate, says
that anybody who snyS what DunrnyOn
IL quoted as fAying "is not only liar,
but a blacksuatd," aud for Ills no holds
himself responsible.
Dunrnvon docs not believe that no
was chonIei and canno. mako anybody
olso bslioyo II. Tho man WHO had tho
race In charge nro not tho kind to 70
Into that sort Of business Dunrnycn
was beaten, played thS baby mol, was
condemned al home, aud now would
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-11-12
Mr.. Campbell speaks.

Ex-Governor Campbell comes to the
front to say that no made no mistake
10 his campaign; that Senator Bricn
never told him that he was a candidate
for reelection to tho senate, and never
made him any money promise; that he
is not now a candidate for tho prosi.
dcncy; that no docs not think that Mr.
Cleveland will be nominated, Nome OF
this is so interesting as Mr.. CampbelPs
statement that Ito is not out Of politics.
That man wouldn't know what had
happened to him II the Rocky noun.
taIns Mere to fall on him.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-11-12

TnE Philadelphia Record thinks "it
would DO wise in Congress to pass an
act prohibiting all retired officers OF
tho navy from making their permanent
residence 10 Washington" This to kcOp
thom from mcdhIng in legislation. II
Congress were to DO SO foolish, how long
does tho Record Think would take tho
supreme cour! to knock ont It's folly7
When Congress may toll a retired off.
cor Of tho navy where hO shall 1.-Two IL
may toll him what no shalt cat and
drink and whOrcwithal hc shall DO
clothed.
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like to yindicate himself, By the Iims
the cup committee gets through with
his lordsnip no will have moro fruit
tul text than he has yet had, but 1t is
doubtful whether no will DO so quick TO
rush into print,
Az a sportsman DunrSyOn Is about
tho sOrrlest specimen that has yet on
gagged public attention, In comparison
Uorbstt and FilzslmmOpS are highly re-
spectable
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-11-12

We offer Ono Hundred Dollars Re.
ward Tor any case OF CGtarfh that can
not DO cured by Halls CRlArfh euro.
1. J. CHENEY & Co.,
Proprielor,, Toledo, o.
We, the undursignod. have known +.
]. Cheney ior tho last 10 years. aud be.
lioyo him PERFECTLY honorable in all
business transactions and financially
ablo 10 carry out any obligations made
by their firm. WEsr & TBUGx,
Wholesale Druggists, Toledo, o.
WALDEN, KiSEAS& MARVIN,
Wholesale Druggists, Toledo, o,
Halls Catarrh euro i1 taken In.
tefnally, acting directly upon tho blood
and mucous surfaces OF tho system.
Price, zoo per bottle. Sold by all drug.
gistS. Testimonials FREQ.
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Nc,S York Journal Of Commerce.

Netp IOrE J0uTidl OF C0nhtIeL
Iron and steel are, generally speak
ing, in good condition, but there have
been further declines In BeSsemer pig
and stssl billets and the volume Of bust.
moss iS small. The large producers
snow no disposition TO shade prices,
though tho small producers arc doing
this 10 some extent. The price Of coke
is to DO advanced to 3 at the beginning
OF tho year, wages arc higher than they
wore last winter, and ore will not DO
cheaper next year than II is this, so that
it is expected that the prices oil iron
and steel will not sag much. largo
orders for material are coming from car
builders, and the American Manutac-
turer predicts an enormous demand for
manufactured products nNxt year, al.
though that heavy increase In the do.
mand for railroad equipment so long
looked for Is still tagging.
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rIIN ruNl,I.n nNlpn.n.
II. History for iva iiirdrcd ruar,-Di''
Indignation Of TnrtoJ

It4 lllAANfN tut AVN hNNhGNN hNW'-''A-
Indignation OF FnrtoI
Chbu3o h'UOyrn
Tho Ottoman Empire, % now consIl'
luDOd, includes Ol,2O) 8quato miles Of
territory Ia Europe, with population
Of l,7s)O))i GS1GlO square miloi In
Asia, with u population Of ncarIy 22OOl,.
90, 3Os, 73S square miIoi IN Africa, with
Il ponulalioa Ui / 100000. Tho tributary
provinces. Including Bulgaria, Eastern
lilumcln, Bosnia, Herzegovina, aud
liypt, with II territory OF 10000 square
mlcs, with population OF l,bOOOJl
tho Aaialic territory includes Aeia
Minor. with q population Of O,l2jO(Oi
Armenia aud Kurdlslan, with n ropula'
ton Of 2,jOD0)l; Mulopuialnln, with u
population Of l,8i1,0lDI SYRIA. with 4
population Of g,07I, 900, aud Arabia with
population ol 00jO.01J,
IN Tho sixteenth century tho Turkish
onplfu extended over $4,000 square
miles Of territory In Europe, but III 1913
tho Turks wOru driven out 0I Hungary
aud lransylvanla In l7BD RUSSIA
drove tho Turks from tho Ufimoa and
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nnmn FOR Ilr.Cnntnherntss,

The movement to establish in WOst
Virginia hons for dependent Coniod.
crate soldiers, is worthy Of encourage
meuL These men wero American sol.
diOrs. Their fidelity and vuIor have
added to tho rcnown Of the American
arms. There is no pension Tor them,
Nor should there be any almshouso for
them. Their last days should DO made
as comfortable as friendly liberAlity eau
make it. They are countrymen, OUT
nelghbOrs. our friends. Everybody who
can, should lend helping hand tor
their relicl.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-11-12

IT has been said that Senator Quiy
helped German in Maryland and was
willing to help Brice in Ohio. lilo do
nOuucos "a false and malicious" any
allegation that he assisted Gormtn,
Brice or any other Democrat They
arc not likely to catch 'the old man" in
that sort Of business. His idea Of sen,
atorial courtesy hardly goes that far.
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Your Wife

state. 1t ha, men Of character and
ability, but they do not got to the front
far enough, Philadelphia's own repre-
Sontativaa in the legislature do not sup
port them, When Philadelphia gets in
earneIt she may got senator
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rIH MYSTERY OF A YEAR.

IiouEi Companion.
Alittle while year ng1ne,
lkuew her for 4 ronpng child,
AdlmpIn and \ glance that shOnc
VITA idls mischief when she smiled.
To-day she pa'Sed Inc Ia the pres.
And turning with quick surprise.
lwJndcfe1 a. her sintciincSA
wondered al her altered eyes
To mo the street wAh Just the same,
Toe people aud the CltySatl
hut life had kinlled Into flame,
And all the word was changed for her.
Watched her In the crowded Ways,
AnohIe form, 4 quccnly head,
with all Ihn woman In her gazi,
The conscious woman IN het ineAd.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-11-12

Mrunras Of tho Ropublicuu national
committee who worO mcmborI In 1883
do not forgot tho shabby treatment
tlioy received In Chicago, aud arc not
disposed to put tho next convention
there. Chicago IL good place for a
convention, but thorO Ato other good
places.
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pntADrLmnA like, tho idON oil fur.
nlshIng tho successor 10 Senator Cam.
Oron. That groht city has not had either
Of ponnSylyanln'S senators ior moro
than half u century II polls noatly
hall tho Republican majority Of tho
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-11-12

II Barney BarnOto continues tho
noble work Of trying to bolster up hIs
declining Katlir stocks no may soon eco
tho day whom no will DO glad to return
to juggling In tho circus RUG Tho
probability Is thu. Barney will gently
pull oil and lot tho dear public hold tho
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-11-12

AMAS in a New York hospital ia in.
sensible to pain. Knives and pins are
run into him and hs does not feel It,
That man has some OF the qualifications
Of good Democratic politician in these
dnva.
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" France ha, offered to release Wal.
ler az an act OF grace she has offered
something We cannot accept. Waller
Ia rightiully or wronglulIy deprived Of
his liberty. When thi. question is de-
cidod We shall know what to do.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-11-12

sPASrARDs in Cuban waters have
searched another American vessel. This
time the American vessels carried
nothing more revolutionary than coal
aud was in tho orderly prosecution OF
her regular business. Tho Spanish
officers in Cuba don't mind worrying
our marine.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-11-12

lr's luat as easy to try Ono Minute
Cough euro "a anything elso. It's
easier 10 euro 4 severe cough OF cold
With 1t. Lot your next purchase for a
cough DO Ono Minute Uough Cure. Bot.
ter medicine; better results; better
try It. Logan Drug Co., Wheeling, w.
Va, Il. FPcnbody, Benyood, aud DO WHO
4 Co., Bridgeport. O s
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-11-12

IT taken tor granted that President
Cleveland would veto any tNril bill
that tho new Congress would pass,
This dopends upon whs,hOr no thinks
no is there to consult himself or the
will Of the paoplc.