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The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1896-02-26
Cures

Prove the merit Of Hoods Sarsaparilla - posi-
tive. perfect, permanent Cures.
Cures of scrofula in severest forms, like
goitre, swelled neck, running sores, hip
disease, sores I'm the eyes.
Cures OF Salt Rheum, with its intense itching
and burning, scald head, letter, etc.
Cures OF Boils Pimples and all other erup-
tons due to impure blood.
Cures of Dyspepsia and other troubles where
good stomach tonic was needed.
Cures of Rheumatism,w where patients were un-
able to work or walk for weeks
Cures of Catarrh by expelling the impurities
which cause and sustain the disease.
Cures OF Nervousness by properly toning and
feeding the nerves upon pure blood.
Cures of That Tired Feeling by restoring
strength. Send for book of cures by
Hood s
SarsapariIIa
To C. I. Hood g. Co., Proprietors, Lowell, Mass.
=. =, ~.,. are the best after-dnner
Hoods pills pills, aid digestion. 25c.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1896-02-26

If You
Cannot Rely
Upon the judgment of
your clothier, if he doesn't
know what's right, stylish
and good, he has no bust
ness to be your clothier.
We can "size you up" and
tell at a glance what will
look best on you. We have
made a study of it. Let
us fit you out for fall; the
price will be the smallest
part of the transaction.
a This Label on q Garment insures
Perfect Fit and Satisfaction.
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Wool,

ROSTON-The American Wool and
Cotton Reporter will say tomorrow OF
the wool trade: The sales In the three
principal markets have amounted this
week to 4,s5s.15O pounds, 2,3i6,650
pounds OF which were domestic. A
considerable number Of manufacture
ors were in on Wednesday, burt as q
whole the week may be sct down as
the QtileteSt since New Year. Prices
contlnue to be very steady. and the 1in-
ricrtone OF the market Is very strong
Tho aggregate wool snles since JRnu-
hry /. 1896, in New York. Boston and
Philadelphia are 2S,l07,53O pounds. The
sales this week in Boston have amount
cd to 2,I0i,75O pounds. 1,teo'1t0 pounds
being domestic stock and l,24f.000 for
Ci,,n. The sales since January l, 1886,
have amounted TO 15,9f2,550 pounds, In
The corresponding period of 1885 they
were 1901 COO pounds.
JoNDON-A4 the wool auction sales
to-day 1870 bales were offered, OF
which 1000 were Withdrawn. A good
gcIetGlon was offered and American
buyers bought freely OF suitable
tsiudrs, their purchases amounting to
1000 bales. Following are the sales
In detait: New SOuf'l WaieS-9,5f1
bnles; secured SdIts ~; greasy $40
iO,Id. oueensland-2.5 1866 bales: secured
In Isddls Cd: greasy 6ddls 3isd. Vic
toria-2,l7l l-alr=5; secured 2d6ls sgd;
rreclsy GIadftls I'd. South Australia
1902 bales; greasy 5is0sd. Swan River
LIS baicg; Erunsy 5%67d. New Yea
land-3.T 40 bales; secured 7hVls III:
greasy 7fi1Oild. Cape Of Good Hope
aud NRtal-SS7 balas; secured lokd9l9
"a; greasy 5G7hd
NEW YORK-wool steady.
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Tow Agil. l,osin qulCt r'nrpC'fluc dnll
ltirc stc.ily. Mo;IrJtG nrn. ca.tpntrcd
pll WI.. md litvEuihr. wllh l'-lr"eH
uaRdnal. ceHcr afCipRi aHcacl HtcIS
~ 5ffij p0,ffg s.lYaurH mud rulr'i lIlr!N
asi!gs, VI. tssl,.s; t4lcS 2i,ccD bJEH. w.
iSir lirni.
HABTIMORE-Irior firm md lln-
cleared: receipts ii.a3j barrels; ship
incuM .2,5O5 l1rrci5. WhcaS unsettled
itnd higher; srJt ana month I2mf2hr;
May 7lisd7lT: recclIsg A2O bushels;
Tbu.hgrn wheat on glade G9lsipI21s.
Corn nrmer: spot and month SahH
aJlsc; Nay sjsGf3j7ic: steamer mixed
a9Gfa24c: receipts gOI. 10 bushclH; ship
mants 1851 bushnla: BOuthGrn wlt.cc
and yellow corn 32i:033tsc. oats firm
or; No. 2 white western 2lf9hIsc; re-
CERES 1855 hushels. Rye inactive; No.
western HG4Jc. Hay quiet and firm;
choice timothy SIC 90 asked. Butter.
cggs and cheese stc1ly and unchanged.
ToLEDo-wheat higher and active;
No. 9 cash and January 7i&c; May
T3i4e: July CSC. Corn active and steady;
No, mixed 2THc; No. . mixed 2Sisc:
May SOlsc. Oats quiet; No. mixed
2oc; No. white 2lc; May 22c. Rye dull:
No, 2 cash Ale. Cloverscrd active and
bttLNltTs VIltllt NAl1h lAAA tahAhtAJ 80
February 81 Is. Receipts, flour 500
barrels; wheat 5000 bushels; corn 1880
bushels; oats 1000 bushels; cloverseed
429 bags. Shipments, wheat 1850
bushels; corn $500 bushels; cloverseed
Bis bags.
CINCINNATI-Flour firmer. Wheat
scarce; No. 2 red 72c: receipts 5000
bushels: shipments 1000 bushels. Oats
firm: No . mixed 2lEc. Rye lower;
No. ., Acc. Lard active at S IS. Bulk
meats in moderate demand AZ 50 S1a.
Bacon quiet and barely steady at 70 70.
Whisky steady: sales 4s7j barrels at
81 q. Butter steady. Sugar fairly ac-
tive. Eggs dull and weak AZ lac.
Cheese quiet mad steady.
Observation-Disclosures firm; fan:
cy western creamery zoe. Eggs dull
and 1lac lower; fresh nearby Ice; west
ern l2c. Cheese firm and In good de.
mand Sugar. refined sugar strong and
In good demand.
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CHICAGO-rhcre was plenty OF bull
noWs In the grain market today II did
not come out until rather late. hut u
had lbs effect aud wheat recovered nll
It's lost ground, closing lc HIGHER thon
yCatcrdnys close. Corn and oats each
closed &c higher Provisions were
wCsls and closed lower.
FLOUR firm.
WiGat-Cass. No. spring G2d65c;
No. . spring &c: No, . red GGihGGle;
January GOIs6G29s 9G2c; February 6lh
627s iG2lLc; May 65a6jH6fi5c;. July
G3H 6Gi5aGd9sc.
cd al Csc; May 29lsd30h@sOiSc; July
lsi.sgAi.Ec;sCptv mUer Jl9l9529st
5gHc.
oOMq2lc: No. , whEe lgm2O,ac; jam.
ary closed nj lSlic: February 1870
IS@RlSGe: May 2O&12lA92lIbc; jug
2OR 92li5G9l7sc.
Rye-Nn. 2, S9c.
R1rley-No. .. nominal; No. ,, $40
&c: No. 4. 22d2sc.
FIaxseed-So. I, 92iLf93c.
TiiHeth yscc4I-Prlme 80 10.
Mess Pork-CaHh, per barrel. $40 Iop
Inab: january $40 OlWlO IstaW CIV so
May $40 5000 62tsGI0 G9!i;JuIy $40 VOG
10 SOdt0 so.
January 81 65Gf5 70d5 20; May s. Gao
8 g0ff5 90: July SO 0086 0iGl6 %.
short Rlba-cash, 81 l2lsef5 70: jan
nary Sc O2lld5 t2l4Gf5 l2ls;Mny - TAG
s 37kSf5 57is; July IS 42isa5 J0@5 80,
Short clear sides bhQJlic.
Whlskey--Dls;lllcra' finished goods
rs sissars%cniISar 1881; granulated
So 10; standBfd A, 81 &c,
Butler-Matliet steady: dhirles lVW
lie; creamerlcs liIl9llc.
Cheese-Qulet at SAU93c,
EEgs-S;cNdy; fresh llIl5e,
Rccgipta-f'luur 1900 hrrolg; whoa.
$1,000 bushels: corn $4,000 bushels;
oats $4,000 bushcla: rye 5000 bushels:
barley 50 900 bushels
shlpmcnta - Flour 1900 tar=els'
wheat $1,000 bushels: corn 1000 niisn-
els: ohts $4,000 bushels; rye 5000 BUSH
els; barley 1900 bushcis
NEW YORK-Flor receipts II. 400
lylrrels: exports 300 barrels; nrirltet
firm. With lude to-dny chiefly In win
ter vateat: spring wheat Hour held too
high 10 attract buyers Wheat, re-
cejtt,a none; exports 500 bushels; No.
1 hniu 71ihc; options opened sttuly
nnd closed lc net higher; January
clSdcd az 72!5c; May closed NJ nHc.
Corn, receipts $500 bushels; exports
GOO bushels: spot market easy; No. 2.
GgSLc; options opened steady aud clo9-
cd M14c higher; January cloaed al
S5,lc, May closed at S6Ac. oats.receiptA
800 bushels: exports 900 buSlels;spol
market outlet; No. ., &c; OPTIONS 1ulet
nnd closlng H1hc net higher; January
closed al 2iAc; May closed nf 2hIbc,
HAY bnreiy steady, Hops dull. Hlde1
steady. Leather quiet Beef atcluy.
cntmc,ts flrnI, Lard outlet and closing
steady: western steam closed OK SO 10
n4ked: january 81 90 nominal. Pork
duh. Butter irrcguluT. GgGs dull. Iai-
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.STIMULANTS VS. COLDS.
Tho idea is Right, but the Inter-
pretatlOn Wrong.

Alcohol stimulates for u short time
MT at.ar that reaction.
you're worse OFT than before. You're
,,iSsr. you're more likely to catch
rOll. .,.,,,,,, a,n,t drl,i, oIeohol
So, ,oCIee, Alcohol makes them warm.
~ CsTSs Keeps them warm. Hero Is the
S SvgS Of the successful stlmulatt; to
be lasting. ,,,,.., ,-oor,, 1-o,o Ia
..nnIy successrul tSlmulant
tn es Nv food can give strength. Food 10
~ nyIrln OF strength. Ordinary stlm-
Nv MS rIll up reserve arength. A food
s.lmulaut creates II;
M made OF the matted seeds OF
~ li.' and OF ISoln. The virtues OF
Ea t,, ,,,nts give 10 Il Its stimulating
I!I.. W., The mailing OF the seeds
F.tss II n valuable. digesable,
S...r,rnrthening food.
,J,it Js natures most concentrated
,,,s"stibie food, Atnlted-Koffee-Koln Is
u'ss,v,yS'nrthening, dlgestible. nourishing,
Tcn.aleohoilc, Notwithstanding food
slmulant. Ai.
,,n.s Indigestion, nervousness, head
esbe neuralgia. loss OF appetite. low
snirts, premature old age.
IL keeps you wtism and healthy ana
prevents you from catching cold.
II gives YOU new comfort in life. It
,,skes YOU feel better all the time.
said by druggists at 81 90 a bottle.
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GOOD FOR EVERYBODY

Almost everybody takes some laxative
medicine to cleanse the system and keep the
blood pure. Those who take SIMMONS
LIVER REGULATOR liquid or powder
get all the benefits Of mild and pleasant
laxative and tonic that purifes the blood
and strengthens the whole system: And
more Than this: SIMMONS LIVER REGU.
LAToR regulates the Liver, keeps It active
and healthy, and when the Liver Is In
good condition you find yourself free from
Malaria, BIllouSness, Indigestion, Sick.
Headache and Constipation, and nd of
that worn out and debllltated feeling.
These are all caused by sluggish Liver.
Good digestion and freedom from stomach
troubles will only be had when the liver
Is properly at work. II troubled with any
NJ these complaints, try SIMMONS LIVER
REGULATOR. The King Of Liver Medl-
ines, and Better than Pills.
z1-EvERY PACKAGES
ms the q Stamp In red on wrapper
J.H. Zeilin 6 Co., Phila., Pa,
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rrJAECy AND TRADE
rho Features or n.u Money and stock
Markets.

Tie Features or r,u Money and stock
Markets,
liEW YORK. Jan. -, Money on rail-
sloy at S.aUi pr cent: iaDt iOau 4
pcr cema: closed at s.s per cent. Pima
mercantile paper GdS per ccnL H-rrI .
Ing exchange dull. WIN actual hual
ness In bankers bills at 1880 $8Ei
Tor demand and u S7G4 S7is for alaly
days. PSgtul rates I51.sQt SBh hnd
- Sghd4gn Commercial Oils 81 S6ls
Silver certificates GiG9GSc. Lar 'IllyHf
GiAc.
'lhe speculative movement In n'ncki
to-day was not attended by news OF u
general benring and the widest llmctiI-
mtloas that were recor6sd were uhcT-
plnlnel, EXCEPT In SO far ~ professional
manipulation WAS concerned. Tiils waa
especially true OF sugar, which by lhf
u,itrnnked amy of the other leading
active stocks IN point OF ac.lviAy AMI
nslvatpce md OF Tobacco, which c't'ri'
3ocofl In both respects. There waH mo-
even u VoatIEe Of gossip Regarding o.
thGr OF the stocks mentioned. Tho mr.
nor tcrcentage OF business was IN l!lr
lntlu8tr5als, only three OF the IslHHEId
Nnt, 81. Paul, Burlington and ltcadlnG.
recording noteworthy totals, L1nipI
was not much OF factor beyond mol
crate selling orders. The inItlal Wletp
vote generally at slight Conversations
from yesterdays closlng figures ana ~
tho carly dealings pressure was npt,ri
against tho Grangers. The tone or lhr
ludrkct soon changed to ponltlvc
strength and under heavy puiu'lanci!
for both accounts, advances occurred
Nt, 1iFsN
cent. with the conlcrS, Tobacco, Sugar
ana st. Paul leading.
The closing tone was easier on rr0l'
lzlng sales, but the losses were llc-
tloHal aside from consolidated Gri,
wlrlch lot of at yesterdays clOIlnE.
The railway bond market was lc.E
active, but displayed flrmncas. NG;ili-
ern Pacific issues moved up !=D2h per
cent. The aggregate dealings were
tl,GO5, 900.
Government bonds Urn.
State bonds Inactive.
Railroad bonds firm.
The total sHles OF stocks to-duy We:G
92l.672 shares.
Evening Posts London financial
ClhleGTam:
The stock markets we're Tess active
to-day, but OF good tone, especially
for investments. Cons1ls sold az lOS.
Americans were quietly good vita y
squirt after business hours on support
from Nov York. They closed nc icIn
best. There were further purchases II
bonds. Probably at lras. half mill
lon eicrliRg In fold will tie ahippod 30
New York Tomorrow by tho MDlerdc,
but She matter ia kept rnthOr quiet IT
Is believed that some gold IL hcinG dis
patched from france and Germany di-
ret TO New York. but I cannCs con-
firm this. The raris and Berlin mar
lot. ,,rnra pfrsa1p
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symptoms-Molsturo; intense Itching
and singing; most ut night; worse by
,pnTs form which often bleed and ulcer
ME becoming very sore. SWAYNE'S
OINTMENT stops tho itching and bleed
Ing. heals liberation. and In most cases
removes tho tumors. Al druggists or by
phIlnhpiDhia.
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NEW YoRK-In keeping with pre-
vious reports there were some more In.
quIry as the result OF an Increased
number OF buyers, and while better
than average sales were concluded me
business WAS not tn proportion TO the
attention extended. All kinds of cot
ton goods, with the exception OF
hlenched shlrtlngs. shared In the re-
quest with fancy cotton stuffs leading.
Clothing woolens were very slow.
Printing cloths III better demand. with
sales OF 5000 pieces ut 2&c.
FALL RIvER-Prlnt cloths quiet
and steady at 2Kc.
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simply apply !SwAYNE,s oIN;TMENT.
lar. eczema, Itch. all eruptlons on tho
fSro hnnds, nose. etc, leaving tho skin
clear, white and healthy Its great heal.
Ing and curative powers arc possessed by
mo other remedy. AJAX your uruEElht Tor
sWAYNE's OINTMENT, tths&w
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cuIcAGo-cattlc. rcccIpts were
rDmcwhat larger than usual In conse-
quCncc the unrkus was weak and lower
to-day. Sales OF common to choice ma
tive dressed beef and shipping StrerB
were rg,G at 50 200 60, with extra
cutie largely nominal at 81 i0Vl T1i
butchers nnl cdnners' met with very
good demand. prices ruling generally
Ytealy and COVE and heIferB sold prln-
clrally at $2O0Q32s. Calves were
AGAIN In small supply and brought full
previous prices. n few going as hlSh Us
&c -. Hogs. tiICre was T;reativ Va
creased run to-day and the liberal OF
feringl for a further decline In prices
~ 5TlCc. Sales ut 81 OOG4 10 for COM
mon 10 tiroicc droves. chiefly at ~ lbis
I 20. Pigs and culls sold nj - 1901 10.
Sheep, the Improvement In prices no
iiccd yesterday was checked by to-
days liberal supply, and Gales were
Niber slow at II decline OF about l0c.
Common 90 choice native sheep were
JalaUle at s. 5Od3 S5, with the bulk o.
the sales at So C0dJ 10. Recelpts-c1t-
tic 10000 head; hogs $1,000; sheep 1900
head.
EAST BUFFALo-Cattle, receipts
one load of steers; market easy. Hogs,
receipts 20 cars; market lower; York
ers, fair to choice 81 SOFA co: pigs. com:
mon to fair 81 1914 30. Sheep and
lambs, receipts % cars: morket de-
pressed: lambs. choice to prime s. 25g
s so: cults and common 81 COOS %;
sheep. choice to selected wethers 81 100
4 90; culls and common 81 25a3 90.
EAST LlBEI,TY-Cattle steady nntl
unchanged. Hogs q siinde lOwGr:TfrlmG
medium weights 81 1904 60: llEiR hogs
aud pigs $1,000 5O:helvy grades 81 1850
{ 80: rougNs 50 009i 90. Sheep steady:
prime 81 4O15 co; fair 81 5O0S 90: COM
mon 81 1902 30; lambs 50 0oQJ 90: veal
calves IS j0d65O.
CINCINNATI-Hogs dull and l5@20c
lower at 50 1904 IS; receipts $500 head;
shipments 1000 head.
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OIL cITY-credit balances 81 10; GER
tIflcates, February delivery opened at
81 as; highest 81 IS; lowest 81 81: closed
ut 81 81: shipments $3.50 barrels; runs
9l.2i7 barrels.
NEW YORK - Petroleum easier;
closed at 81 37IS bid.
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Metals.

NEW YoRK-Plg iron weak: south
orn sii 7S9l2 as; northern Sl2 0o4la 80,
Copper steady. Lead steady. TIN eas-
Ter; straits Sia ?O@l3 30. Plates, fnarkC's
fairly active. Spclter dull.
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Sobody need have Neuralgia. Get Or.
Miles Pain Pills from druggists. "one
cant n dOHe."
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~ scnusylvapla STATIONS.
IVlBRRnSgIVanId Inns.
-HEl r,.nIna Ia,,t, ~, Cantrnl Tina.


rICEET OTYtcEs At pEsnSTt.vASA HrAftoS o.
WITRR ST., FoQT OF EhEvENui 81, NuEEtiNu'
AT MnLuHs llousE, WHIELIHn, AND Al Tl'
PENNIYLVAStA eTArTnN, rRtDdEroRT
pa II ANN - Nntrrr
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SAN FRANscIsCo. Jan. 2o.-A spe-
clal from Phoenix. Arizona, says A.
c. Baker, 6tler jubilee o. the supreme
court Of Arizona and presiding jadge
OF the third judicial district, In which
Phoenix Ia located. has been charged
by cx-ClcrlS Louis c, jordan, wfth mai
feagance In Office and conduct unbe.
coming a Judge.
As a result OF tails an Inspector froB
the department OF Justice left Wash;
ington to-day. ard upon his arrival
mere will Investigate the accusations
onl thoroughly examine the count ie-
cords.
II thls Investigation suebnlns one
half ot the charges, Judge Bilkers no.
rn1y,aI will Ne n necessary sequence, as
he hns been accused OF THE gruycst Of
lenses in the cItcGory, Included are
colluslon, drunkcnnra1, and levyinB
tribute upon his nppolpteeS.
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IT'S about MS hnrd to break como
pcnnfo of itnd habits az u In 10 brcaA
MnlnrlIl Fever when II once gets q
tIrm hold upon one. Mr., G. HimrnI, OF
Lancaster. Ohio. says: simmons Liver
Regulator broke case OF M1lnrlnl
FcVcr Of t1irce ycarH' Htnnding FOR mo
aud lcsa thnn one bottle did tho Dilal.
ness. ] shall use u when IN neeI OF
amy medicine, and recommend H.
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Wheeling Bridge & Terminal RY
C. O. BREWSTER, Receiver.

limo Table No. II. to take effect l2:G
n. M, Sunday, November - 1898
Leave whcellng--ts;0O, 1885, sll:iO u m.
t2:2o, s3;iS, tt.sp. $500 y. IN.
Leave poninsula-tS:06 1851. sll:i6., a.
M, t2:s6 '3:2l, tl;Se 1906 n N.
Leave Martins Eerry.-tS:ls, 1851, tllI63
a. M, t2.S2, ear, h:t2. S9:i2 y, m,
Arrive Terminal junction. tS:lI. tl0;01
Ili:S a. M, f2:S, 's:Ss, ti:i6, ss;lS p. IN.
Leave Terminal Junetiop-fl:22, 300 a
M, $3.50 n. m, $3.50, 1905 tA:li, tsi5 p. IN,
Leave Martins Fcrry-ti;2S, S9;0i, q. m,
Leave PonlnAula--t7;si g9;iA n. M. 'l2;Sl.
N:il, t4:iI, tb;2S, tS!SS y. m,
Arrive Wheellng-tT:lO $3.50. q. m.
1921, ti;iI. tt.2S. tS:si. t9;0S p, N. Sc
All trains will run on Eastern limo,
]. u, TAUSsIG, Superintendent
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LIVERY DESCRIPTION or

Book, Job. Newspaper and Pos
~ ~ ntlng done nj Reasonable Rates At tho
~, 'lLilllHRNCrR Jon PRiNtiS0 OTviCE Modern
'1'I Apll Pfc4,tk New Type Ead DeS!ERG
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tuRily, except sunday.
Sunday church trains will leave Elm Gtovow
eiSA M. aud Wheeling at ikl7 p. m.
II. n WElSGERUER Gen. Managoe
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Dr.. MllOs' pain PMS stop HOadOehO.
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From Pittsburgh. 1910 a m. and $50 2; m,
daily 1880 D. m daily. except SATURDAY. lVy5a
m. except Sunday. aud FL a. ~. SUNDAY onIy:
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30 a. IN. from Cleveland to uhriohSville, = IS
n. m. from Uhrichsville 10 Cleveland runs daily.
Through connections and through tickets 70
ali nointS Gail on our agents or address
ii. q. GABRIEL General Passenger Agent.
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For Pittsburgh. SIS and 7:Io q m. and 50 p
M. daily; and s:s5 p. m. daily, except sunday;
For Pittsburgh and the east 49, a m. aqdsS
p. M, dnily.
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Wheeling 6 Elm Grove Railroad.
onnnd after Saturday. Febsuary., 1904 traini
will run rs follows, city time
LAVE WnEEIIS6 Lave ElN oEoyE.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-01-30
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clists; class T. tandem. triplet. quad
ruplet bicycles.
The judges faced their onerous task
with will and arrived at what will gen.
orally be conceded to be fair and Just
determination.
LIST OF AWARDS
Class A, floral fioat-F'irst prize, 500
and red banner, Pasadena board of
trade; second prize, $50 and a green
third prize, $25 and a yellow banner,
Los Angeles park commissioners.
Glass &, coach, brake or drag, skim
hand-First prize, $75 and a red banner,
M. D. Painter, Pasadena; second prize
$50 and a green banner, Columbia Hill
Tennis club; third prize, $40 and a yel-
low banner, Tuesday Evening club.
Glass G, coach, brake or drag. four-in-
hand-First prize, $50 and red banner,
Mrs Robert Hamilton, Los Angeles
second prize, $40 and a green banner,
state normal school, Los Angeles; third
prize, $15 and yellow banner, Los An
sees high school, per Charles Seyler.
Glass ID, traps, one or two horses
First prize, $40 and red banner, John
Bradbury, Los Angeles; seSond prize,
$40 and green banner, Mrs. w. A. Bon
ynge. Los Angeles; third prize, yellow
banner the Misses Marley, Los Ange-
les; honorable mention. Thomas B.
Clark, Los Angeles.
Glass E, carriage or surrey, two horses
First prize. $50 and q red banner,
none; second prize, $50 and a green BAN
ner H. E. Wood, Los Angeles; third
prize. SIS and yellow banner. none;
fourth prize, $40, none.
Note-Victorias, broughams, landaus,
wagonettes and similar vehicles wifi
come within the above class.
Glass F, farm or spring wagon, two or
more horses-First prize, SIS and red
banner; second prize. $40 and green
banner; third prize, yellow banner; no
entries.
Glass G. buggy or phaeton. two horses
First prize, $40 and a red banner, Miss
d. Bell; second prize, 500 and green
banner, none; third prize, $40 and Il
yellow banner. none.
Glass Fl, carriage, buggy or phaeton,
one horse-First prize, s35 and a red
banner, A. M. Edelman; second prize.
500 and green banner. Miss II. Stern;
third prize, $40 and yellow banner,
Jessie Hartwell.
Glass I. tandem. two horses-First
prize $50 and a red banner, Horace
Dobbins second prize. $15 and a green
banner, none: third prize. yellow BAN
ner. Winnie Bleecher.
Glass J, village or dog cart. one horse
First prize, S25 and a red banner, Miss