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The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1896-08-08
SONGS THAT WE LOVE.
REVIVED POPULARITY OF STE
PHEN FOSTERS MELODIES.
Admirers Propose To Honor Hts Grave
which IL in a Neglected Part of =
Pittseurg Cemetery by Erecting .
Monument TO HIS Genius.
(Pittsburg letter.

OWANEE X | b
BIER" and My
Old Kentuc X y
Home" which were
sung with such ef-
feet by the negro
delegates at the re-
cent republi c a n
convention. demon
strate the revival
in popularity which
these songs are
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Lssyitt-There is a woman who
treats her husband like a dog. Bob
ABbnses him? Leavitt-O. no. Pets
and fondles him.-New York World.
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lord L.,sh,ou.. Tribute to Mrs. brown

ing.
The late Lord Leighton's first seri-
Gus work in sculpture was the design
for the marble sarcophagus with bas-
relief portrait OF Elizabeth Barrett
Browning in the Campo Santo at Flor
ence. This was in 1861, and the artist
the task because OF his warm
for the dead poet and her
York World.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1896-08-08

The Wizard OF the Nile" Victor
Hsrbsrt's latest success in comic opers
writing, Is soon to be produced In
Vienna and later in Paris.
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the success OF his first song, he re-
turned to Pittsburg, and lived there
until 1860, devoting the principal por-
ton of his time to the composition Of
songs. In 1860 he went to New York,
and there resided until his death. jan
uary 10, 1864.
Foster displayed his musical talent
early In life. When scarcely able to
walk hi evinced a fondness for all
kinds OF music. and as he grew older
was quick at catching airs. His first
musical composition was written while
at Towanda, and was entitled "Tioga
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1896-08-08
cheap E.our.,ons .. =. Yves, and North

On August IS. September I, rs, 20.
october 6 and 20. 1896. the North
Western Line Chicago a. Northwest
Hn Ry) will sell Home Seekers ex-
Ersion tickets at very low rates to a
hrge number of points In the West
and Northwest. For full information
apply to ticket agents of connecting
lines or address w. b. Kniskern. G. p.
q T.. A., Chicago, Ill.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1896-08-08
LOVE is EVER YOUNG.

II z II A ID NO T
the lea ST shame
a b o ut telling her
age. On the con-
trary, sh e W as
rather proud TO do
so. IL was some
thing TO be proud
Of. Not that she
was "a. but that al
Ga she looked not
a day over As. and
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EDUCATIONAL,
ACADEMY OF the SACRED HEART

IT. JObBfB. mo.
The courss Of Instruction In this academy conducted
~ the Religious OF the Sacred Heart srnbrs.g, tAs
whole range Of subjects necessary TO constuts sem
and refined education. rropristy OF department per
sonsl nestness and tho principles of morality are Oh
jscts OF unceasing attention. Extensive grounds A.
ford this pupils every facility for useful bodily tit
else their health Ia object OF constant sslistads
and In sickness they are attended with maternal cara
ball term opens Tuesday, Sept 1. Terms for session
of months. payable In advance, hI5, this ineluda
tuition, board, washing. courses In French, German
Latin, OF library and physieiAns fee Tor fur
ther particulars address Tuk SUPERIOR.
Academy Sacred Heart ST. Joseph ~
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0nIlInl Habit Cured. Est. in 1871. Thousand
lISIIIM cured. Cheapest and best cure fBEE IRiAh
W tOUu State case. DIR. MARSH. Quincy. Mich.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-12-10
HARRISON DECLINES.
l, Not u Cnniidate for uaiite,l States Ssna-
cor and Could Not Accept.

INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, Dec. 9,-Ex-
President Benjamin Harrison to-day
settled the controversy rs to whether
he would allow his name 20 90 before
the legislative aucu OF Republicans
Oh United States senator. by giving out
an interview, In which he says no Is
not II candidate. tocN not want the
nomination. and couhi NOT accept It.
The News asked tho ex-preSldcnt re-
garding tho report that no had written
a letter In which he had stated that he
would not bo a candidate, The general
made the following answer In writing.
ut ts not true. ! have written no
such letter. but to everyone who has
spoken 10 mc, | have. from the timo OF
the first mention o.. tho subject, freely
said not only that | ~ not u candl-
date. but that | did not wnn and could
NOT accept the gcnatocship, To remain
In private lifV Is my desire, and my
purpose. This purpose Is not wholly
selfish. for TO those who hava urged tho
tOO-triendly view that I could gcTve
the country usefully IN public Office, |
have answered thai ! can probably do
better service Out Of Office; that what
might say or write OH public questions
uS a private citizen will ret more Gun.
iidencr. / shall also Keep out OF the
contest rs q uicdd!eS, Ny only Interest
II that Of a citizen, proud OF his state.
aud the only advice | have to glyo II
that the legislature shall choose u man
who viii. In the hlGhcst duties Of the
outce, dignity the ssato and honor the
country"
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TACOMA, Wash, Dec. Sit Is IN
nounced thai the Northern Pacifc and
Great Northern railways have made u
SIS rate for settlers and members OF
their families from st. Paul to the Pa.
ciAc coast points. This Is equivalent
TO y reduction " one-half OF the pres
ent first class rate.
officials OF The local immigration as.
ISOLATION have been working q yeac 20
secure such u rate. but at first en-
countercd difficulties In the way OF
railroad agreement. particularly that
Of the western passenger association.
Officers Of the two roads named have
since been abs TO so adjust matters as
TO make such n .ate possible.
\ large increase In Immigration TO
this state ls expected as u result. COM
neuClag soon after January |.
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Tho readers Of this paper will be
pleased TO learn that there In at least
one dreaded disease that science has
been able to cure In all It's stages. and
that Ia Catarrh. Halls Catarrh Cure Ia
the only positive cure known to the med
ical fraternity. Catarrh being u consti-
tutlonal disease, requires q constitution
al treatment. Halls Cntarrh Cure Is
taken internally. acting directly upon
the blood and ucous surfaces OF the
system. thereby destroying the founda-
tlon OF the disease. and giving the pa
tlent strength by building up the con-
stitution and assisting nature In doing
Its work. The p~roprictors have 80 much
faith in Its curative powers. thai they
offer One Hundred Dollars for any case
that II falls to cure. Send for list OF
testimonials. Address
+. J. CHENEY & CO., Toledo, o.
Sold by druggists, 75c.
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STATE ME COURT.
Lit Of Dtoisions Handed Down at Wed
ntsiay's sts,ion.

Special Digpatch TO tho lntellIGcncor.
ClfARLESToN, ". Va, Dec. o.
| The supreme court to-day handed
down opinions IN the following casca'
Cunningham Va. buckeye, from Ran
dOlph county. opinion by Dent; Judg'
ment OF circuit court affirmed.
Grim vs., H~oleBbcrry, from Barbour
county, opinion by Deut; Judgment OF
circuit court reversed and case re-
mnndCd,
Oliver w. Ohio River Railway. from
Wood county, opinion by English
Judgment OF circuit court reversed and
case rcmnndcd.
Sturmor vs.. County court. from Ran
dolph county, opinion by Englishi
Judgment OF circuit court affirmed.
Hutton Va, DGwlny a. Sons, from
Randolph county, opinion by Brannoa;
decree OF circuit court affirmed.
Maycs, administrator, VI. Ohio River
railway. from Mason county, opinion
by, llrannon: Judgment OF circuit court
reversed and judgment rendered Cor
tho plaintiff upon the verdict,
Snyder, administrator ,vs, the Wheel
Ing Electrical Company, from Ohio
county, opinion by Holt; Judgment Of
circuit court affirmed.
Robinson vs.. RSaldon et. NJ. from
WetZol county. opinion by Holt: decree
OF circuit court affirmed In part and
reversed In part.
Longs administrator. w. pcrrine.
from Taylor county; dismissed for fail.
ure to print.
lllslcy vs, Wilson. from Cahcil coun-
~. petition for re-hcarinE refused.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-12-10
CUBAN CAMPAIGN
In the Uni ted States Extends TO Missouri.
ia ntn lirnnthts Formed.

ST. LOUIS, Dec. e,-rhc Cuban Jun.
tn In tho United States has invaded
Missouri. Agents OF the revolutionary
forces strn EglinE TO FREQ the blighted
Island ut C aba from the oppression OF
Spanish rA'e under the direct super
vision OF SEA ror Palma, president OF thr
Now York l'unta are working secretly
In this sect Ion oc tho country for
financial Mn,i other assistance to the
struggling q ,bRnS. II, Is understood
that these M MT agents have already
organized br inches OF the juntn In
Ohio. Indihn,s and Illinois with head
| quarters In Gu svel1nd, Indianapolis and
ChIcagu. with ,'mnil sut-stations In che
drypr citteH u these states. In Nils.
souri, tho mniIi offices. It Is Said, will
he In st. I.ouij with branches at So.
ttalla, Springtltl Id and Kansas CITY.
The headquarters In Iowa will be ut
Dos MoinqS wit h sub-stationS ut Bur-
HnGton nml SIu, * City,
1t IL the iith ntion of the Cuban
sympathi2crs In the unlrd States to
exscnd the 1unta from u section oc
the country 10 the other overlooking
no opportunity or advantage OF nd-
vnncins the caua e OF Cuban liberty.
One object OF the Junta Is 90 encuur-
age Influence for the movement looking
10 the recognition or the Cuban Tevo-
%lutionlsts by this government. There
In no international law against the
league az body Of SYnpathizcrs, but
sympathy with tAle movement being
one Of the minor Ideas OF the orsanl-
Eation as compared with that OF CIV
Ing substantial anil scrVlceablc assist
ance to tho revoiGi ~ionists, the promo
tiers OF the Juntl as operating Win q
prAcaution that surrounds their move
mcuts with conl'a rltive protection
against possible interference on the
part OF the federal n,thorl;leS.
The organizers for the junta In Mis-
souri, are said to be Senior Cortez De-
lasn'o and Senior jose Petorez. both
native Cubans. These gentlemen have
made frequent trips 10 all the larger
cities in this state.
The branches IN this city. Kansas
City and st. Joseph NE the largest In
the state. but none OF these are vet on
II footing OF strength that warrants
public action. Any Cuban resident or
American who will donate something
to the cause of liberty may be enrolled
as n member. The total membership In
st. Louis Is said to be nbout 1900 and
In the state about 1000.
President J. \. Reardon. OF the Span
ish club. says there Il be no doubt
OF the existence OF Il Cuban junta in
Missouri,
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heehhntes Strike.

SEATTLE. Wash. Dec. Fifty OF
the mechanics employed by Moran
brothers, ghipbuIlaers, of this city, ore
on q strike and viii leave on the next
steamer for San Francisco. The men
have been employed on two steam steel
vessels, the SioraRs are building for
the government. u torpedo destroyer
and o government tug boat. Moran
Brothers announced Tuesday evening
that on account OF Indictment weather,
work hours for the present would be
reduced TO seven and a half hours per
DAY. The men said they would strike
unless they wCre given ten hours pay
for seven and 4 hall hours work. Their
demands being refused. they went out.
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STRICKEN CUBA.
Horrors or War Added 60 by Dread Di.
~sasc-smali Pur and Yellow Fever.

thtc-SrthtA w III htAio" FtNtfE
WASHINGTON, D. c., Dec. 9.-Thc
marine hospital service has received re-
ports as follows OF smallpox and yellow
fever IN Cuban seaports:
Under date OF November 81, the
United States consul at CIenruegos re.
ports that during the week ended No.
vembcr %, there were in thai city twelve
deaths from yellow fever and two from
smallpox. The United States sanitary
inspector Mt Havana reports 30 new
cases and 81 deaths from yellow fever
and 81 deaths from smallpox during the
week ended November &c. The Inspec-
tor also suys that yellow fever has not
diminished particularly in severity;
that smallpox hus increased consldera-
bly, among civilians and that entcric
and malarial fever and GySentery have
augmented among all classes. Eighty
three, OF the eiShty-seveu deaths from
yellow fever during the week ended No.
rember 26 were among Spanish soldiers
in the military hospitals. The inspector
says he Is informed from what he be-
licyes credible sources that In the eight
government military hospitals which
are established In the city and It's i'm
mediate suburbs, there are over 1900
sick and wounded Spanish soldiers. The
weather continues unseasonably warm.
with n temperature ranging from 70 TO
So degrees fahrenheit night and day.
The inspector at Santiago de Cuba
says yellow fever still prevails more or
less among the soldiers. Malaria. as
usual. Is causing many victims The
scarcity OF food is being felt among the
poorer classes, and fruit and vegetables
49,. .1-,nV.,,,.F, ~ 1V,xNtr,. ~, a., rfal
mans table: many people can get no
work and paupers md bcgsars people
the streets. so that IL this state OF af-
fairs continues long. Santiago will be-
come n city OF poor hunSer-strlcken In
habitants.
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NOTICE. TO REPUBLICANS.

Notice Ia hereby given that tho Rcpub-
licnn primary election will ho held In Tho
CITY OF Wheeling on Saturday, December
y IS.G, from II u. III. Ia ! u, M, city time.
ior the selection OF candidates for the fol-
lowing Offices.
Mayor, City Clerk. City Sergeant.
Whnrfmaatcr. md Members OF Council
from tho different Wards as followg: Far
thn First Branch, one % from each OF
the eight wardsi the Second Nrancii as
-Four % from tho Flrgt ward,
Three (D from the Second ward.
Three ~ from the Third ward. q,
Three % from the Fourth ward,
Three 90 from the Fifth ward.
rive t) from the Sixth ward,
Three go from the Seventh Wnrl
-Four ~ from tho Eighth ward,
Also n member of tho City UrnuhIIr,r
Executive Committee from each wurI
Primaries 10 DO held at the following
places:
First wnrd- Vigilnnt Engine Uousc
Second wara-Mnrkct House..
Third ward-POllco Court Room.
Fourth wRrd-Atlantic Engine Hnrsc
Fifth ward-ltoole and Ladder House
sixth wafd-lG. OF y. Temple,
Seventh Eard-At HOSP IfOisc nnd Police
ii0X vt u Of Suspension bridge, ~
,fIeth ward-No SilT Jacob Street and
NO, l%3 JncOh street, """
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A NeVer-die.

The ''li(e.time" Of DR.. Bulls Cough
Syrup will never draw to o close.
When a mother once uses It, she con-
tinucs It's use right along because, she
found, for curingcough, cold, croupnnd
whoOping.cough Dr.. Bulls CoughSyrup
mcquallcd by any other similar med
icinc. 81 have used DR.. Bulls Cough
Syrup, for ten or fifteen years in the
family, for coughs and throat troubles
caused by colds, and have found no
superior article" Mrs. D. 4. Clarke,
lG3 Congress ST., Cleveland, O. DR..
Bulls Cough Syrup can be had every
where for % cents. Dealers will say
they have something else "ju8t us
good Or better" because they want TO
make moro profit. Don't DO "tnkcn
ill.," DR.. Bulls Cough Syrupis the best.
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WASHINGTON. u c.. Dec. a.
Chairman Hanna to-day decided upon
ind leased u suite OF rooms In tho
Glover building. No lli9 II street, ny
permanent headquarters for tn. ma.
tional Republican committee. The In.
nuEural committee OF which Charles J..
Bell IL chairman, alIo have engaged
quarters In the Snnc buildinV and will
take possession immediately. Chair
men ot additional inaugural commit
teea have been appointed az follows;
General Il. V. iOynton. press: Levi
p. Wright, publEc comfort; Chaplin
Brown. transportation; u. J. Weller,
street iliuminastons and IRE works:
Georbe u. Williams. banquet: George
Gibson, Invitations and tickets: j. G,
CLANCY. music: Clarence Norment.au-
dlting: John Z. Wright. public order.
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CLEVELAND. Ohio. Dec. Some OF
The walls OF the wrecked Klmball
building on Cedar Avenue near Will
son. which was Quilted by fire some
time since. collapsed this morning,
while II large force OF men was cagag-
ed In clearing away the Debris. II was
at first believed that i number OF the
workmen had been caught beneath
the falling wall and crushed. but 10 ter
1t was found that only two had been
seriously injured. They were Charles
O'Boylc and John Elliott. both OF
whom were taken TO the hospital IN
ternally injured.
That more mon were not injured by
the falling wall Is considered almost
miraculous.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-12-10

TOLEDO. O.. Dec. 9.-The Toledo
Commercial has changed ownership.
Messrs. II. C. Nortriedc. S, y. Heller. j.
II. Tyler, w. V. McMaken and Il. a.
Brinkcrhot selling their holdings OF
$780, 900 Of the stock OF the company 10
Mr.. Levi a. Cass. late publisher OF the
bloomington Leader and associates. Mr..
Cass Is Il thorough and successful pub
Usher and will enlarge and Improve the
Commercial at once. Mr.. II. c. YER
treid will continue the management OF
tho daily and weekly German Express
and Its large publishing and printing
business. 49,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-12-10

Distressing kidney and bladder dis
eases relieved In six hours by tho NEW
GREAT SOUTH AMERICAN KID
NEY CURE" This new remedy Is n
great surprise or account OF It's exceed
Ing promptncsS in relieving pain In the
bladder. Kidneys. back and cveI.. par,
OF the urinary passage in male or fe-
male. II relieves retention OF water and
pain In passing It utmost Immediately
II you want quick relief and cure This
is your remedy, Sold by L II. List,
druggist. Wheeling, W. Va.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-12-10

WASHINGTON, D. C., Dec. Sem
0tor Sherman, chairman OF tho Uepub-
llcan senatorial caucus. said to-day
that he had not completed the commit
tee provided FOR IN Senator Wolcott's
resolution to Investigate tho practical
bllity OF securing n international
agreement, on silver, hut that Senator
Wolcott would be made chairman of
the committee. II Is understood that
tbs selection Of his colleagues on the
committee viii he practically left to
Mr., WOlcOtt,
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WASHINGTON. d. c., Dec, 9.-Thc
senate committee on foreign relations
met to-day and discussed the Cuban SIT
uatIon but did not take any action
upon the hllls and resolutions before II,
The discussion was extremely general
In character, and while there waa rec
OGnltlon OF the Importance Of some ac-
ton. there was considerable division Of
opinion us to what coursc should be
pursued,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-12-10

REDDlNG. Cal, Dec. "a report
comes from Mcswlck that there was an
explosion OF gasoline there last evening,
resulting In the burning of twelve men.
among them Arthur Dean, who rcSIdes
with his family In this city. Dean has
charge OF the electric plant md 1t Is
presumed that the explosion took place
In the pOolcr house. Two doctors were
summoned from hero, but how badly the
men nrc injured has not been learned.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-12-10

sensible, impalt able watt Of a restless
und Imprisoned Bpirlt-hc answered:
81 shall have to: Il haa not let me
rest; It will not let ne sleep until Il Is
completed Perhaps X ] have once pu,
It on J'apcr the ii.on,encd fowl WIN
'quit my ear and leave me In peace
Not many wocks aftcr. my denr, I
bought and read that very copy OF
The IN vcn,' which l now rive 90 you,
md u hide later It was tho muht ad-
luctioia OF the day
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PARIS. Dec. 9.-The Figaro strongly
approves OF President Cleveland!
message to Congress and says:
1T proves that apart from the 70.
mcnsers OF ~inteTpatIonal discord thcr,
IS n reserve OF wise men In America
who are swayed solely By the dictates
Of conscience md reason"
The Gaulois remarks: Tho message
Is OF n nature TO rouse the s~uSceptI-
biiities OF Europe and to attract the
attention OF the chanccllery."
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-12-10
AN ERRTNG hoy
F'rom West Virginia Will In Given a Taste
OF Prison Life.


Special Dispatch to the I~ntelliscnccr.
COLUMBUS, O., Dec, 9..-R. l.. os-
borne. son Of respectable parents a,
Clarksburg, W. Va, was received Ia
the Ohio %penitcntlary to-day from No.
bic county, under the name Of Il, p,
Murphy, 10 serve two years for burR'
larry and larceny. Osborne was the blacI
sheep OF the family and his folks, attel
helping him out OF numerous scrapes,
decided to let him 20 TO the pen and sei
u touch Of prison life. Osborne, when
arrested In Noble county, took the sher.
if"s name. which Is Murphy, and viii
serve his term under that name. Shcr-
In Murphy asked, for hIs parents sake
that he he given n good position and
Warden Collin VIII comply with his re-
quest.
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BOMBAY, Dee. J.-The Bubonlc
plague Is spreading everywhere. On
Tuesday there were iitty-lvc fresh
cases and thIrty-scvcn deaths here,
Since the outbreak there have been
,l2G cases and SO4 deaths. The NOR
tality In this city during The past week
from all diseases was about 1000, while
tho normal death rate Is only about
nm
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-12-10

Special Dispatch to the IntcllIgencer.

Special Dispatch to the l%ntclllgencer.
WASHINGTON. D. c.. Dec. o.
Postmastcrs appointed: Petroleum
Richie county. D. ". Sharpnack. vice
J. r. Mounts. resigned: Rockplew. wy.
om!nG county. D. L. Perdew. vice b. =
Cook. resigned: Troy, Gilmer county
W. Stcinback, vice ]. a. Pullman. re.
signed; YndlS. Lewis county, j. Ora.
hood. vice Z. f.. l.. ]. Lowell, resigned;
W%alkeSsviIIe. Lewis county. A. G.. To-
rentz, vice K. F. E.agon. resigned.
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SCALY eruptions on tho head, chan.
ped hands and lips. cuts. bruises, scalds,
burns are quickly cured by DeWItts
Witch Hazel SRlvc. 1t is at present The
article most used for plles. and IL al
ways cures them. Charles r, Goethe
corner Twelfth and Market streets:
Bowie & Co. Bridgeport: Peabody &
Son. RenwoOd.
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West virsIninns a, Washington.


SpecIlI DIspAtch 20 INC Ih~IeIIIEchcer.
WASHINGTON, D. c.. Dec. 9.-A. ]
Jones and wife. OF Wheeling; J. Z
Keller. Of Romnev; J.. G. Hurst. o!
Harper's Ferry: S. II. Montgomery
and Il. Fl. Dclacev. OF West VIrgini,
are among the latest hotel arrivals
here.
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CINCINNATI. Ohio. Dec. "a spo.
clal fiom Frankfort, Ky, says: The
court of appeals has decided the state
law Of Kentucky cXcmtpinE whisky In
federal bond from taxation during the
bonded period as unconstitutional. This
will materially Increase the tax list In
Kentucky md will also bring into the
state treasury considerable arrears of
taxes.
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SOOTHING. nnd not Irritating
strengthening. and not wenkcning'
ANAL, but G~frective-such nre the 1unI.
tiles Of DcWitt's Little Early RIscrg
the famous little pills. Charles r.
Goethe, corner Twelfth and Market
streets; Bowie &c Co.. bridgeport: pom.
body & Son, BenwoOd. -