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HUMoR OF THE DAY.

Smaller One-Why don't you pick
out Teller o. yer. size? Yer dassent!
Bigger one-Don't Civ me no back talk.
or I'll knock such a draft through you
rest o. yer life!-Truth.
1t is really tlresome to read so often
that person was dissolved In tears"
Why not change the formula and say
that he or she. as the case NAV be, was
''iiquefied into iachrymai gfobuieB?"
That Is tears, II not terse.-Boston
Transcript. :"
BrownkIns-I shouldn't think VAN
sock would pay that typewriter OF his
much. She don't appear to know any
thing. Smithson-Not know anything!
Why, Vansock Is paying her big wages
lust to keep her from telling what she
knows.-New York World.
Distinguished Naturalist lin Africa)
by iove, my boy, guess I'm your
breakfast But just walt till you COM
mence to feel in your own inside the
pnngs OF the dyspepsia I've had for the
last twenty years. and you'll wish you
had let me alone.-Harlem Life.
At the Club. Jack-colonel. no end
OF preparations going on upstairs.
SOMEBODY must be giving n private
dinner-probably one OF the new mem
DeTa, Npluutt oluIlEN-h9ulkG IlBHts Otu
boy. Old members never give dinners;
they eat thems-New York Evening
World.
Hans Won Bulow. while conducting n
concert. was much annoyed BY the noise
made by some ladies' In the audience.
At last he could stand 1t no longer and
tapping for silence, he turned TO the
audience ana said: Remember ladies,
YOU are not saving Rome, "-Argonau
Hargraves-You know that cold OF
mine? Well. here are some Of the rene.
dies suggested by my friends: Whisky
and qulnine, nntIpyrine and whisky,
whisky and lemon, whisky and sugar.
whisky. rock candy and Eiycerine.
Ferry-weli, which do you intend to
take? Guess I'll compromise on whisky.
Cincinnati Enquirer.
a Satisfactory Explanation. - Mrs.
Wlnks( enrnged)-FIow Is this? Mrs.
Stuckup's letter OF reference said you
were good cook, ant. yet you have
utterly spoiled the first meal You at
tempted. New Girl--Maybe Mrs. Stuck
up don't know nothing about cookin'.
Mrs. Winks enthusiastically that
is the case. Well. I'll teach you myself.
New York Weekly.
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AiInrnnrr for nnnpI,t.r..

There can he no doubt that tho GUS
tom Of making an allowance for dnugh.
tiers 10 nm excellent one. When n girl
reaches a certain age, say Il or Is, she
should be made an allowance, paid
monthly or quarterly, out OF which she
should be- expected to provide herself
with gowns. hats. ana all the staple
requirements Of her toilet, AZ to lux:
uries, like furS, Jewels. bRll.gowns. and
such things. they may he left TO the In
dividual generosity OF her parents, who
need not stint themselves In that be-
cause they give her an allowance. TOO
much stress cannot be laid upon the
tact that every girl should have an al
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The New Photograph.

PUNCH
o Roentgen, then the news Is true,
And not trick OF idle rumor,
That bids US each beware OF you
And OF your grim and graveyard hunor.
We do not want, like Or. Swift.
Totake our flesh on md to pose In
Our homes, or show each little rift
And joint for YOU TO poke your nose In.
We only crave TO contemplate
Each others usual full.dreRs photo;
Your worse than altogether" state
or rortriature wo bar In toto!
The fondeRt swain would scarcely prize
A picture OF his lndy's framework;
To gaze on this with loving eyes
Would probably be voted taTno work.
No, keep them for your cpltaph.
These tombstone souvenirs unpleasant:
or 80 away and photograph
MnhatmaH, spOoks and Mrs bcsant.
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President Elliott, OF the Republican
State League, has issued his formal
cali for the meeting at Charleston on
the 25th OF March. phe prospects are
that the convention will be the banner
one In the history of the League. Char
lesion Is making preparations to en-
terrain the delegates handsomely, and
every effort win be made to make the
stay in the capital city OF the state as
pleasant In social way as It will be
harmonious and enthusiastic polit-
cally. To this end the Democrats OF
Charleston will Join with their Republi-
can brethren.
Let every Republican club in the state
be fully represented. There. win be
work to do during the coming months
and the League organization. which has
been so effective for the cause OF pro-
lection In the past, will be called upon
to do its share. The League is more
especially the young mems organiza-
ton. It imbodies the vigor of the
young Republicans OF West Virginia
II constitutes an army of party work.
ers who are In the work for the love
they have for the cause.
According to President Elliott's call,
which will be found elsewhere, each
club is entitled to five delegates and five
alternates. This limit as to the voting
power OF each club. however. need not
deter any club from sending larger
delegation. The larger the better for
the purpose of the League. At the last
convention. which was the largest up to
that time, numbered clubc from points
distant from the convention town at
tended in a body. This is good idea,
where It Is possible to carry 1t out.
Many new clubs are being organized
throughout the state and the old ones
are getting in shape to renew their
work. No time should be lost in the
election Of delegates TO the State
League and In making arrangements to
attend. It will be good to be there
good for each Individual Republican
and good for the Republican cause.
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Senator Catter's explanation" OF the
position OF the free silver Republicans
In the senate does not explain. 1t sim
ply emphasizes the determination Of
hlmseItinnd three or four others to pre-
vent the passage OF remedial legislation
unless IL Is accompanied by bill for the
free coinage OF silver. That has been
understood TO be the attitude OF the men
who are holding up the senate. and SEN
ator Carter's speech throws no new
light upon It. The speech and the atti-
tude OF the little coterie OF free silver
senator's will not cause reversal Of the
Republican party's sound money poll
cy; nor will the endeavor to force a
compromise in the senate be successful.
The thrift bill in the senate is not
what the Republicans would frame
: were they In full power. 1t is designed
simply as means of temporary relief
for the treasury from the financial
strain. and for no other purpose,
though in its operations it would afford
measure OF protection until a more
z satisfactory law can be enacted
While the party might derive some
political advantage from the passage OF
the bill, its defeat will not be laid at the
door of the Republicans. The three or
four senator's who are ready to sacri-
dee the interests OF the country. and
perhaps bring on another financial
crisis. must bear the responsibility in
connection with their Democratic and
PopuIIst free silver allies.
Against this motley crowd the Repub-
llcans stand almost solidly arrnyed in
favor Of passing the relief measures.
The people will know where to place the
responsibility and the people will have
their inning soon. Senator Sherman
expressed the truth regarding the feel
ing Of the country ut large when he
gave II as his opinion that there Is now
no longer any crying demand from the
country for free coinage and<that the
silver craze Is practically dead. The
true idea OF bimetallism has triumphed,
and, said Sir. Sherman. the signs are
:. ", I've ,yes, renrtsented by Mr.. Carter
sss.t, fe,,oy recalc,,rants. the people
/ a-s coming ~. IN their senses.
The attitude Of Mr. Carter and those
a.. ,,.ho,, no orTcrs excuses for sacrlfie.
a. ,hs,r taritf PRINCIPLES for the sake o,
"n ,,nnossIbie money system. Is all tho
.,sa :, insyc1,sable when II ia considered
49,, a,,o, a. the FREQ silver rider 10 the
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The Cincinnati Tribune gives table
showing the possibilities OF the strength
of the various presidential candidates
on the first ballot. 1t divides West vir-
ginIa's delegation equally between Nc
Kinley and Reed 1t would be Interest
ing to know where the Tribune got It's
Information. Speaker Reeds admirers
in West Virginia are as many as there
are voters in the party. but there Is no
likelihood that there win be u divided
delegation from this state. The popu-
lar choice is Mckinley.
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REPvgLlcAN sTATE LEAGUE MIXING.

To the Republican Clubs OF West Virginia.
The annual meeting OF the Republican
State League Clubs OF West virginia VIII
be held In the city OF Charleston on
pose OF ciecting officers for the coming
year. considering plans for permanent
ORGANIZATION and the election OF delegates
TO the National League meeting,
Each club is allowed i've delegates and
fivc alternateA.
Republicans are urged TO organize clubs
1T once and send the name OF the CLUB
and list OF officers TO the president. at
Charleston. Immediately. A full attend.
OF the presidential campaign. The work
OF organizing clubs should be pressed
with Vigor At once.
BY order OF the committee.
G. p. ELLIOTT, President
y L " Stick Secretary.
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TIL. Re.po,..lbnl,y.

,Hsts ettartG 10 cast dlacrchit upon the last
Characterization OF tho gas board are n
ariG" unjust In that they magnify the
naiurai results Of lGS pyAtcm md lay
them all at tho door OF the FORMER k9H
than the present board. RoElHtor
This statement Ia manIfestly unfair
The discrepancies discovered by The In
vestisatorH cover the period when tho
former gas board had control The
present board has been in ONCE but a
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Electric Bltters is medicine suited
for any season, but perhaps more gem
orally needed when the languid. cx-
haustcd feeling prevails, when the liver
il torpid and sluggish and the need OF
n tonic and Alternative Ia felt, A prompt
use OF this medicine has often Rvertcd
long ana perhaps fatal bilious fcvcrs.
No medicine will act more surely in
countcractlng and freeing the system
from the nalnrial poison. Headache.
indigestion, Constipation, Diaziness
Yield 10 Electric BittGrs toe and 81 20
per bottle Mt Logan Drug Co.'S Drug
gtOrn
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THE usual 'trcatmert OF cHtnrrh IL
very unsatisfactory, aa thousands eau
testify. Proper local treatment iS pos
Aively necessary to success, but many,
" not mopt. OF the lSnodics IN general
use afford but temporary rei,rf, a cure
certainly cannot he expected from
Fnufrs, powders. douohcs ana wIshcs.
Eiy'R Cream Balm, which IL 81 highly
commended. IL n remedy that combines
tho Important requisites of quick &C.
tIon, specific curative power, with per-
feet anfo,y and plcOEat,tnesS to the
nntirni
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-02-28

When Colonel McGraw starts on his
collecting tour It is hoped he will not
give wheeling the go-by. Wheeling
Democrats are getting rich so fast un-
der the Wilson bill that In their graft
tude they are praying for an opportu-
nifty to shell out some OF their surplus
to the Democratic campaign committee.
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The Cuban resolution adopted by the
house foreign affairs committee Is much
more 10 the point, and comes nearer to
representing the sentiment of the
American people on the question Of
recognizing the insurgents rs bclllger-
cnts, than the one pending In the sem
ate. II passed by the house 1t will re.
ccivc popular endorsement.
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National Committeeman N. II. Scott.
In n telegram to the Cincinnati Com
mcrclal Gazette. which is reproduced
elsewhere, reflects accurately the sentl-
ment Of the vast majority OF the West
virginia Republicans on the prcslden.
Linl nueRiion.
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Col. C. L. Smith should call II caucus
OF himself and pass II resolution Of
thanks 10 the Register for reporting
him as saying he fnvors party harmony
on any sort OF n platform. What do
principles amount TO. no long as the
party stands together on the question Of
anNiIe?
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SOOTHING. healing. cleansing, De-
vita Witch Hazel salvo Is tho enemy
10 sores. wounds and piles, which Il
never fails to cure. Stops itching ma
burning. Cures chapped lips and cold
Co. Wheeling, WA. n. T.. Peabody,
Benwood. and Bowie & Co.. Bridgeport.
o. Z
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The IntcllIGencer congratulates Capt.
Charlie Wells, the uncrowned king of
Glover's Gap. on his success in pulling
for the vacant United States marshal-
ship. We know no Democrat who Is
more deserving Of recognition at the
hands Of the appointing power and
hope that Captain Wells will receive
the nppointment.
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Beware OF Ointment. for cn.nrrh that
Contain Mercury,

us mercury will surely destroy tho
sense OF smell and completely derangc
the whole system when entering 1t
through the mucous surfaces. Such
articles should never he used except on
prescriptions from reputable phySi-
clans, 40 the damage they viii do is ten
fold to the good you can possibly de-
manufactured by y. J. Cheney &, Co.,
Toledo o., contains no mercury, and Is
taken internally, acting directly upon
the blood and mucous surfaces OF the
system. In buying Halls Cntarrh Cure
be sure you get the genuine. II is
tnken internally and made In Toledo,
Ohio. by L. j. cheny & Co. Testlmo-
mails free.
Sold by druggists, price 10 C, per bot.
flo
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bn sure aud uso that old and wcll.trlnd
remedy. MRS. WtNsLow'S SOoTH-
ING SYRUP for children tccthlng. It
soothcs the child. softenB tho gums. al
lays all pain, cures wind collie ind Ii
tY.flVe cents u bottle. mMf&W
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acknowledgements.
wHEELIsc. FEBRUARY IS, 1900.
REPUBLICAN CONVENTIONS.

state League of Republican Clubs
Charleston, March rs
state Delegate Observation-Disclosures.
May Il
state Nominating OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
burg. July ..
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NOTICE

N Ali members Of ST. and Jr. o. Z. A.
n. of this city. Benwood. McMechen and
Elm Grove are hereby notified 10 appear
at d. OF l. Hall, No. 1874 Market street on
sharp, with parade badge. TO take part in
a flag presentation at Martins Ferry.
Rev. a. B. Riker will make the presenta'
''1 Ses sOu By order United Council
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ATLANTIC TEA COMPANY.
Atlantic Tea Go.

Our annual inventoryis complete
and TO US is very satisfactory. Our
business shows a marked increase
over 'sl We are now resolvedshat
,'ss shall lead all preceding. years, ii
low prices and standard goods will
attract trade. and We think it will.
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lowance, and thus be trained to the ex-
penditure OF money. II such girl had
been trained from girlhood TO the re-
celpt OF a stated sum out OF which she
had to meet her needs she would make
N better wife.
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A DMINIsTRATOR'S NOTICE.

A DEMONSTRATORS NOTICE.
IN The undersigned, having been ap.
pointed administrator OF the estate OF
John Given. deceased. hereby notifies all
persons indebted to same to call upon him
and make payment OF same, and those
having claims against said estate will
present them properly certified for settle
ment. THOMAS O'BhlEN,
Administrator OF Estate OF John Given
deceased, zen
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UTANTED-To RENT A SUITE or
w two or three rooms for young mar.
ried couple, by March or April. Centrally
ONCE. foE
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Four Farms for Sale.

on March I, 1886. the undersigned viii
sell four farms, containing 50, Il, - ana Z!
acres, situated two miles north OF 81.
Clairsville, o., and good road, convenient
TO school and church, Well watered, lays
we'll Il Is underlined with the six-foot VEN
OF coal which Is known to be good ned
OF coal, which has been optioned az %
per acre. II Is on a line between the Cole
rain and GAINESVILLE oil fields and WITHIN
half a mile OF the Fairpoint oil derr,iSck,
which ID expected to commence drilIlhE
in a few days Said land Is appraised al
"''1' ~ N JOHN s. HUTCHINSON.
Assignee Of James Hutehison;
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ID AKERY FOR sALE--owING TO III
ID health Offer my bakery bGEines, tgt
sale. Call on or address W. II. WHEAT
corner Thlrty-elghth and Water streets
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T osT-PUG DOG, ANSWERS To
~ name OF Bob: with no collar on
Suitable reward will be paid. Return
to Ice House. corner OF Sixteenth and
Chapline SITS. ROBERT TEASDALE
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ONE Minute Cough Care touches the
right spot. II also touches It Mt tho
right time II you take II whom you have
II cough or cold. See the point? Then
don't cough. Lognn Il Co. Wheeling.
W, Va, y. +. Peabody. llenwood. and
Bowie Il Co. bridgeport, q.
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FOB RENJI!

A MullNus
No, 9O6 Eighteenth street, ........:,'"' TX
No. ii5 Eighteenth street, 3rooms''" g AZ
No. &c Market utrcet. 3 rooins.....''" 20 a
No. $40 Alley r. roons..,,.,.'.''.'"' - "a
No. 2il5 Market street. q"
No. ~ Fourteenth street, rooms * "A
Sol ,si S MSsxct street rooms both
EnsoR, hot water and bath.,..:.,.'''
No ~ Nineteenth Htrect.,.,,......'''" 10 q a
No. sSk Moods street. >"
No III Fourteenth street, both gases IN AZ
hon water and bath ....'.t.,.!''..''' ,N
No. COZ Main street, rooms. ,'.,s','' ~ n
No SiSlNtcenth street, store rOoni'''' Z; M
No. 20 North Front ptrccts""'..'.''" 70 70 n
No. 1923 McColloch Htreet.'.,.'s'.'''' ~ N
No lil6 Main street. store room. 800, :. "a
No. 1pi Thirty-third street, store room "a
FOuT-roomcd houses Crescent Place. :"
'rwclVo.rnomcd residence. GA acres
ground. EdElnEton's Lanc.....Ss,.,,,'
Room, with or without pnwcr, ChNP'
limo and Seventeenth Strcsts,,,''''' 9 IA
No. ISL Alley y: roouls'...'r..'''''
. iroerns rear OF Mission Sunday : A
tbhbci Eighteenth aircct.",..,.''" ~
NogEtsi Aluln street, Otllno rocmh'''' "a
NJ. s.Sif AllOy e. i.rO0Gvd houscr.'.' Y W
Three rooms, Pleasant Nnllcy..,s...' ~
Ms. sGs2 -Allcy. Y, rooms'.,''''''''''" %
ND9 q Alley iR.s...,,.,,.,s',,'''.'''''' ~
~ FOR SALE.
No. 1918 Main street
CNSbf 80 and ;isl, Market street -.
Nh &c Seventeenth street. rooms oo'"
40 .iD Main street, .,
sixteenth 81, Il residence. I,oV'
Nup. - and 81 National road. ,,,,.,.,,.
Counters and shelving, No. lOl Th'rT'
thru street
No. % aiNicorth street.
Lot ON South Front street.
SIN-roomcd house. Pennsilh'
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IIrANTED-To BORROW FROM ttG4
w To 5000 for one year on security
that iEc above reproach and beyond al
question ANY person having this amount
TO loan should answer this inquiry. A!.
dress A. Il, c., care 1ntelllgencer ic.s'
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CLEANED
on Friday and Saturday, February D
and o, Mr.. II. B. Parker. OF New York,
will be at our store TO introduce his new
erndlcator by cleaning your soiled KID
gloves. ribbons. or white slippers while
GoETZE'S DRUG STORE.
fe2s Market and Twelfth StreeiS
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A GENTS WANTED TO INTRODUCE
IN Earth Glrdled." DR.. Talmages won.
dcrful new book; nearly GOO massive paHesi
travelling round the world. address
PEOPLES. 29n Market street, Phlladel.
phia, Pa. fe2S-tth&S
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

NOTICE. DO NOT BELONG TO ANY
IN organization. II. g, ZANE fGi,
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FRESH VEGETABLES.
FRESH TOMATOES.
FRESH CAULIFLOWER.
FRESH RADISHES.
FRESH GREEN ONIONS.
FRESH RHUBARB.
fe2s ALBERT STOLE g. CO.
dividend.

nNlDSND' -
The directors OF the ProvIdent Life In.
surance Company have declared three
per cent cash semi-annuai dividend, paya.
BILE on demand.
THos. G. JENKINS.
fe2S q Secretary.
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CTALEp PROPOSALS

WIN be received at the clerks Office OF tbs
Board OF Commissioners OF the County OF
Ohio until 10 o'clock on the Cd day OF
March for furnishing medicine and med.
zeal attendance to the prisoners confined
in the county jail for one year from the
18th day OF March, 1895. The board re-
serves the right to reject any or all bids,
fe& 7. G. MOFFAT. Clerk.
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no REDUCE STOCK.

D,;,;n, In one.pouud packages. pit. I1n
kdlSlllS, ted. stemmed and cleaned llG
Cleaned Currants In one.pound ar
packages, at...................... W.
C. v. HARDING g. co.
feet 1906 Market Street
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rnrt,, A,rnr nl, Cameo.

Mn. d. WILEl. cx-poatmnstcr,
Black Greek, n. Y, was so badly NJ
fiictcd with rheumatism that he was
only able to hobble around with canes.
and even then II caused him great pain.
After using Chnmberln!ns Pain Balm
he was 20 much improved That he threw
away his canes. He says this liniment
lid him more good than Gil other medi-
cincs md treatment put together, For
sale at 30 cents pcr bottle By druggists
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VALUABLE OIL PROPERTY For
v Sale. Lease In Waverly, Wood coun.
~, field. Rig up, ready for drilling. ~.
barrel well within 500 feet of location
Best reason for selling. Address A. X
P. o. Box 1h2. Parkersburg, W. Va. fe27'
S,PEcuLATE-SMALL AMOUNTS IN.
y VESTED in wheat and stocks now
will pay sure profits. Send for free book
and market review, explaining how to
make money. Bank references furnished
v. r. OLIVER & CO.. Brokers. Chicago
Stock Exchange, Chicago. and . Broad.
way, New York. tei5
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rho iSrHtIioESGRR embracing its several
'edltions.Sh entered In the Postofiee 9s Wheel
ing. ". Va, IS seeoad-clsss nAt,esl