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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1896-01-31

One hundred thousand dollars is the
claim for services made by 8. P. Flynn,
receiver, against the lumber concern
Of Mosher & Mcdonald. The claim
has been fled in the Superior court OF
King county, in the case OF w. A. Nc
Donald va. Alfred Mosher and Alfred
Mosher jr., and is of such . nature
that Flynn, % receiver, will ultimately
pass upon his own demand for COM
pensation.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1896-01-31

the bOafo OF Trustees made ON the 2Iet dav OF
January, 1885. 80 many shares as may be ncces-
say o. each parcel OF said stock win be sold at
the city Of Olympia. Washington, ON
Monday, she 34th day Of February.
lSs0, a. the hour Of two o'clock r. n. Of said day,
to pay said delinquent ASSIGNMENT. costs Of sdvey,
using ana sale HOBART q. HAGIN,
o,v,,r,. w.. go. Secretary.
Date Of fret publication, Jan. "a. 1909.
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IN the Superior Court Of the State of Washing.
l ton. holding terms at Olympia, In and for
Thurston county.

Il tue superior court Oh the STATE OF WaBhtuQ.
ton. holding terms at Olympia, In and for
Thurston county.
In Probate.
In the matter Of the estate Of George B. Capen,
deceased.
Order to show cause why decree Of distribu.
ton should not be made.
On reading and fling the petition Of George
Chambers, administrator OF the estate Of George
B. Capen, deceased. setting forth that he hss
the estate Of said deceased In this Court, and
that the same has been duly settled and allowed;
that all the debts and expenses Of administra-
ton have been duly paid; and that portion of
said estate remains to be divided among the
heirs Of said deceased, and praying, among
other things, for an order of distribution Of the
residue Of said estate, among the persons en-
titled.
It 10 ordered that all persons interested in the
! estate Of the said George B. Capen, deceased, be
and appear before the above named Court in the
city Of Olympia, county Of Thnrstou, at the
court room Of said Court, In the County house,
in said city and county Aforesaid, on Nondsy,
the 9th day Of January, A. D. 1896, At IL O'Clock
| 4. NJ, then and there 70 show cause why an or
der Of distribution should not be made OF the
residue Of said estate among the heirs Of the
said George B. Capen, deceased, according to
law.
1t is further ordered that . copy Of this order
be published for three weeks (successively) be-
fore the said 9th day Of January, A. D. 1895 In
the WASHINGTON STANDARD. q newspaper
printed and published in the said city Of Olympia
and county OF ThurstOn. T. n. REED,
Dated Dec g. 1896.
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1T is reported that Gomez, the
Cuban insurgent, is dead.
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CAPITOL BIDS.
AN EVEN DOZEN SUBMITTED
YESTERDAY.

several Come Within the Amount
OF the APproPriation-It Will Re.
quire Several Days 10 Consider
Which Is the best In All Respects.
The bids for construction of State
Capitol were opened yesterday in the
rooms of the State Auditor which
were crowded with agents OF the re-
spective bidders and interested spec
tators. There was an even dozen of
bids submitted all accompanied by
bonds except that of August Cultum,
OF Tacoma. The others were appar-
emily in proper form, and it will be a
severe labor for the Commission to
determine just which is best in all re.
spects.
August Cultum, Tacoma
Bid $S45,00O. No bond.
John. keenan,, Spokane
Bid, 1891 900.
lst alternative, add $4,000.
ID " e" $500.
I'd 5000.
4th deduct 1900.
bingham & Lilis, Tacoma
Bid, $S56,7l7.
lst alternative, add $15,749.
ID l1,74O,
Sd 23,O7S.
18th &c deduct 1912.
L. L. Leach & Son., Chicago
Bid $685.
1st alternative, add $4,000.
I'd 10000.
Sd " 1000.
4th deduct $4,000.
F. II. Goss, Tacoma ]
Bid $Ss4,65l.
LIST alternative. add 81, 1870.
I'd O. d" 1888.
Sd {" 1928.
4th deduct 6l,7OO. Il
Vulcan Iron Works, Seattle
Bid $954,57O.
LIST alternative, add $49,9
I'd 1852.
Sd 4" " $500.
4th " deduct 62, 500.
Anton Bernes-
Bid 1881 ,237.
LIST alternative, add s2l,3s5.
I'd g 10000.
Sd 57,O6l.
4th deduct 1925.
E. B. rockingham and Oscar Huber,
Spokane
Bid $923,OOO.
LIST alternative, add $3l 800.
I'd $500.
Sd 5000.
4th " deduct $1,000.
Philip Buchner, Portland
Bid s992,7l2.
LIST alternative, add $4,000.
I'd - 1000. i
Sd 1900. II
4th deduct S9,7l2.
N. H. Blager, Portland
Bid 81 ,O95,OOO.
LIST alternative, add $4,000.
I'd 2l,O0O.
Sd - 5000
4th &" deduct 9s, 900.
Nichols & Carothers, Tacoma |
Bid $s7O,2Os.
LIST alternative, add $27,s60.
I'd g d" 9SO70.
Sd APO.
4th deduct 74,4SO.
Heustis & Barrett.
Bid $935,OOO.
lst alternative, add $2I,5Oo.
I'd $1,000.
4th " deduct $500.
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CERrlFICAIK OF TRUE COPY.
STATE H1E. OF " WyAA!sSM a1.:.r %.

], Chas. v. Leach, County Clerk and Clerk 0i
the Superior Court Of the State Of Washington,
for the county of Thurst0n, holding terms 1t
Olympia, hereby certify that the above 10 Q true
copy.of the original order to show cause why
decree OF distribution should not be made - the
same appears on file and Of record In my once.
Witness my hand and the seal Of
lsEAL.1 said Superior Court, affixcd this
9Th day Of December, 1895.
CHAS. v. LEACH,
County Clerk and Clerk OF the Superior Court.
Date Of first publication, Jan. S. 1896.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1896-01-31

The following synopsis Of land en-
tries made by State Land Commission
er Forrest. presents an exceedingly
creditable showing OF the locations
made on the State Capitol grant and
approved by the department Of the In
terror:
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1896-01-31

III tuo carly Oaye OI the C0lltOfn1o
mining excitement oysters commanded
fabulous prices in San Francisco, and
Eastern oystermen, among them Mr..
Morgan, now President OF the Morgan
Oyster Company, hearing that there
were excellent but small oysters in
Shoalwater bay. investigated, and,
finding the reports true, abandoned
mining for oystering, which proved
far more remunerative. The shores
of the bay were then inhabited by the
Shoalwater Bay Indians, and the ma.
tive oysters, which were in abundance
could be procured from the Indians for
the cost Of longing them up. The
first OF these oysters brought to Frisco
sold for $50 for q champagne basket.
full.
A disastrous railroad wreck oc.
CURED at Oakesdale last Saturday
night. Two heavy freight trains, each
drawn by two engines, came in. The
south-bound train side-tracked to give
the northbound train the right.of.
way. A careless brakeman left the
switch open. and the heavily loaded
train, running II or Is miles an hour
ran into it, crashing into two empty
cars on the sidetrack. The tender Of
the rear engine was forced off the
track, and coal car, lesping over the
tender, tore the side out OF the cab
which was occupied by Fireman
Plunkett. The other cars were piled
in q heap. The steampipes in the
rear engine burst, and Plunkett wss
terribly scalded, though it is believed
he will survive. One engine was al.
most totally destroyed, and the othel
was badly wrecked. A wreckipg train
was sent from Sprague, and the wreck
is now being cleared up.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-08-11

LANCASTER, Pa. August ny
runaway trolley car On tie Columbia
ARD Donegal railway last night Killed
seven persons and mlures tItty more.
The i was returning 10 Columbia
from Cis'cScs Park when the brake
rigging broke on 4 atccp grade.
There were about ninety pusssrsrrs
lhuard who became panlc stricken
when they saw thu ear waa Beyond
control, The bill! was i ling onr, and
every moment ,hG runaway gathered
additional speed, uut!I X is caamutet
sT those On bcur,I that 1t was running
fully a mile 4 minute. when il struck
L sharp curve. and lrfs TIE track. 1t
ran aeraaa the turnpike. running pnrul-
lei with tie trolley road. struck against
Il tree and up1led over into i deep
ditch. The drst sUtly taken nut OF the
wreck was that OF Henry Smith. m
Lcon-workar, Of Columbia. who had
been instantly killed By i picca Of
sSod which pierced has Neud.
Adam T0elIngpr. the mutarnan. was
crushed II death lGG nearby aim was
william Pinkertnn. 4 Columbia BOY.
wiu had EGr 4 similar sIuc.
Chief Burgess =. T.. HGls. W CIlum-
bil. who had been riding IN the rear
platform. jumped i few riQmcrts be-
Fore the l LETT the track. and his life
less body wla found about n quarter 1t
L male away, his neck having been
broken.
William Nstzgpr, OF Columbia. had
GOtl IeEs crushrt So badly that they
hId tn BIZ llIputItet lld he died l few
hours later.
". :. Ludlow. u Seag!rr. New Icr-
sey. was so badIv hUIrE thai: ~ died
shortly amer being removed to the
hospital
Miss Elsie y. Fitzgerald, az Laacas-
ter, had the left side 5c her head crus,t-
et and died At s O'Clock this morning.
Those most seriously injured are As
follows.
Mary Bradley. PhlaIaIphia- cue and
bruised about the body.
John Carlson. Columbia, Lee 5rukar.
Samuel VriKr. Columbia, rihs 0rlken
lctt badly cut.
Join Il. TraSasEor, Lancaster. shuuI-
der crashed I1d-cut about The body.
"lGlam StauiIar. LlIsaSter, cut on
had; seriuUs.
Maggie Conlay Columbia. shoulder
~eisLueatad and Il On head. ard arm
broken.
Mrs. Mary SeauGsr. Lancaster. head
and body Injured.
EentI-nin Wolta, Columbia !Gs.wrtst
a2G r:hs broken.
CdarLas EInc3art. Columbia. arm and
nip injured.
STrg. George Enphart, Columbia.
shoulders lnd hucS tlz7rai.
Susan :. Hal. Ba-aEc:d-s. 7 .head
ald taca cur
Jennie List. Columbia. head and face
cut and hatly brGise3 ABOUT crr body.
lille mckenzie, L~l1clgtsr. ann bro
ken.
Reese Frank. Columbia four ribs
broken.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-08-11

SAN DECO Catn- August IA
special 10 the Union gives a sensational
sequel to the famous =Iit bar robbery
which, occurred u ;ase1diI nearly L
yelr and 4 hGls lEl. ana whic.s CAUSED
the lnPrisOGEUr1r X Ilmrs :. Barrett
a1I Allen PrIcs fIr str-een months.
After his rn!cIae Barrett rG.!e u his
2!ry AK: On tli+ ffrh instant !rts here
Tor EnSonJs!l. TIE NfeIiCa1s were
warned by detectives VITO were dr the
watch. AID t2;g MORNING. wilrr Sar-
r=tt. accompanied by three men ser ,nl:
~ liz II Tie bar. they were slfluwaE
ny i party OF E';ar'!s Win whom was
,rjverInr SanGuine", The gold SEEKERS
found t!ie~1selV"s surrounded am! cav
'ar"ct by r't,'f. Garrett collapsed w5.,,
Gear. AZ Governor Sl1E';;neg's demand.
re Ii5r!IsrI the sUIc wlrrr t,u Bar WIS
,:tt'!sT. T'!t bar iH worth $1,000.
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RIDE TO DEATH.
Disastrous Results Of u Runaway
Trolley Car Down u Grade.
SEVEN PERSONS WERE KILLED

Amt Elf'y tnlurr,l, omr uernam r,errLv-
Ing serious w"nnts-rhp rssnl- lily
gh'g 1roae' uu "a stcrp Grn,Ir, nnd thr
Gar Attained "a Fearful Momentum. Fly.
ing the rraeh when at a sprc,I MA title
a Hnn"tp-h PLEASURE Party nr Five
pr"r"et by the up.ouIns OF a guat In
thu Delaware ItIvrr.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-08-11

ceipts 7OSOu burhsiR: exports nnna:
southern wheat 5gTGZNc. Corn weak:
sI't. mpntA ami SepPmhGr ss5SM &c.
receipts lg0,i00 huslgsla. eSpprtIEnDnr:
stock ISL, 100 bushels: southern wEItu
corn t1E $500. Outl ilrm; No . west
rrn s9c; receipts 1900 bushels: eN.
poets 1une. Rye quiet. No. : weHtern
$3.50 lGt: receipts iU0 buHirEg TX
ports nGnr, Hay quiet, hut tirm:rhniCa
timothy $40 30 Sugars strong. Butter
ilrrn; tIncy creamery l51biBc. EGGS
quiet: frEah gtic. Cheese fra.
TOLEDO. -whont luwpr mi luli. No.
. rlah 65ttc; september ilttc: December
gSSNc, Germ quiet la,l lower; Sd :
mixed 1T. ontg active la,l easy; W, :
mixed 1850; September lTKc. Ryr act.
I've; No. . cash 3liac. Cluvcrsceh lower
uah easy; primo OCmbcr 81 Il.
Observation-Disclosures steady:
fancy western crpuIu"rv- lI'-c. Eggs
unchanged. Cheese unchanged.
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DR.. NABEE'S STRONG TONIC.

THE following dclIers in staple and
amy srucarirs, etc, in the city and
suburbs. have purchased a 1toclt lt DR..
STRONG TONIC
t- tho benefit of their cuatcmer1. Pebler
i WdhahaI. Virginia and south Huron
s;reetF q. iusrysns y sun. - MIry-
had street. Churlrs L.uS1lrs. - Fam
street: c. n. pirger,5 80 South Brundway:
f1rr A~EShliEaru. virginia and Broad
yay streets. u II Wilson. j. South
r;rr1r street: c. =. PAUL. Seuu and
vlrrrlu. Rnb0F- .AtchiSUn, Bridgeport:
: &. Pru=scr. -. Main strEg% W. e.
sraryu, AS Main street: a. Surn, 700
Main street; II. SsrtG. % Main street;
T MONTGOMERY, 4Tn2 ChIplIuu street;
Sifn S. Mckee. .agT Market street.: &.
Fl!luura. ElSt Wheeling. r. J.. C1lc,
T,verCy-accuutI nGd Main streets; Roth
{ WenieL. Thirty-eighth AMI .IIcu1; r
I OElnnur i Son. FlrtietlI and Jacob:
Eytt1EcE 4 SgmRe. 1906 I.IEpt; r. L
EIhhs.~ NcAIec!eu.
Martins Fcr-y-Earrrts Il Company.
L4uiis RO~rhercuurd. L L. Scn-elc, Hi
derhrlrd * Company, IJhnlnel Cox, J..
:. Graves and ". L Rahrey i COM
pany,
ur Srzhee'I Strung ToRlr promotes
the appGtte. aids digestion, Eur!fflr che
Blood. CURES Liver IHd kidney trnu-
hlrs and makes tho weak strong. For
sale lr the above s-ucrrI NJ So cent? per
uInt 6ut.le.
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EAST LtBERTY-Cl:t!r murkrtsInw.
prime s. ljWi 10; gUnd "a eOaIi 30, tidy
s. lOIt IS; r1ugha 81 iGIl ~. H1g4
iull and lower; prime light 81 dOdFi "a;
best madiumu 81 fOfrS IL: hruvy 80 inFo
I %; ruughs g. ONCE 20. Sheep Gull.
steady On lambs; prime 81 5OGtS 40; goot
s. 50F3 "a: choice lambs 81 S01i 10;
veal calves So 5OdtE 90.
CrSCtNNNTT-Hors active and lower
at " 6OES ~; rcceipti 1000 head; ship
ments 100 head.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-08-11

AL tho tlmG" This condition 10 L sure
Indication LIi:Is your blond IL u rEl,
and HOlrssI!ns Al Il 1G-ht u h. laI II
may be- (: you will. tllSe / frw bottles Of
the great bibad purifier, Eduri's Sa-,L-
pIr.!.I. Thousands wr::' that Hv1d's
Slrgapdri:I.l has cured iIcgI 1t t.ar
urpi feeling by giving EsaM rich. rrI
binII.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-08-11

SymprnnE-MuisuIrG. Intense ltrhln;
and singing; most At lig!~. worse by
scratching. Y IllGw-l 10 III ui-
mnr5 form. which dfran biced 1nt ulcer
ate. becoming very sore SWAYNE'g
OINTMENT stops the itching and bleed
ing. heals liberation, and IN most cases
ramoveS the uImOrI. AZ druggists or by
mail. Tor 81 cents. Dr.. SwaynG 4 Son,
pLtlpIpl,hi1-
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-08-11

The Srat s.I.gu n thu world fir cuts,
bruises. s1reg. u!cer5. salt rleutn. fever
sores. letter. c!luDprd lnI'ha. c~iilbln!na,
carng. and aIl skin %erupt!nng. anu posi-
lively cures piles. or no pny re'tu!rad.
l; Ia guaranteed to give pcrtcGt sutiS-
rucriur Jr mCngy rrsIGGrI. Price II
cents DER box. EUr sale By Logan Drug
COmE.LnY.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-08-11

Simply apply SwAYEES OINTMENT.
No trtarra! medicine required. Cures tet-
TER. eczena. ltct. all r%r,Ipriors on thu
face. hlnrg, rOS-. etc. leaving tia kin
clear. white and healthy Irs great heal
ing ana rurItlLSpowsrI ara pdss.-ssed by
10 ether rrmrLy Ask YOU druggist for
SwAYSE'S OINTMENT. tt!ls&w
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-08-11

Electric r:IrH from Bridgeport TO Wl,nrT.,
Ing. Electric curH to Bridgeport,
WTuilv.
fSunlaYS Iul" between nnin;y m1-I;nI .
Al other trains daily except Sunday
On SEnIagV tram M. ! runs Il. T1Irrbs-
win only, AMI IN same ,iIya train . gtlr;1
frnm EllriCiluvilln llNrpmt II R~rlirrpur.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-08-11

FALL RIvER-Thr lnca! print cloth
market closed n GT-t6c. moderate de-
r1Ind.
NEW YoRK-PrntInF cloths QuIc;
and steady ut @7-tdc.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-08-11

NEW YpRK-PiE iron quiet: south
ern so .5ql2 90; northern SO i5Rn 80.
Copper easy Lead easy. Tin dull;
straits Sli 2OMpll %; pintns quiet. Sprlter
easy.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-08-11

NEW YORk-P.trDInum easier: Penn
syIvanin crude easier Il il 06i= bid. Ohio
crude steady
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yISaScz \ TRADE
Tnn Features Of thr Money and SIN,
iIurkVty.

'rhn Features ur the Money and snaIs
Markets.
NEW YORK. AiF. W.-stdnry on call
cnsy 1t st.dts per cent; list loan q: per
cent; cllscd At 81 per cont. Pr!mu mer-
cant!Il payer Gta55Tt4 per cent. Sterling
~esrAunEg caster Win actual Buslnras IN
bnnkers' blIl8 At 81 ssh for demand and.
St Sfha "a s1rs.far sixty inya. Posted
rates q SSd4 Ssti Commercial bills
81 ". mar oliver 6SEc. Silver crrtid-
tltng GSN,Ui2aiCs
The iung expected rally IN the stuck
ninrlVUt can't to-day although, Of
Course, The gains scored were not conf
H~irnaurItG with thu material declines
tilt occurred last week. Buainegl was
fltrl% extensive and was well dlItrlb-
u;eh and while thu trend Ot prices was
upward tho movement VIVA Irregular.
An agreeable diversion to the long pre-
ylillnE professional character Of the
market was Furnished by purcliagaI Tor
tOrpiEn account lud the execution u
moderate CnmmiBginn house orders. Thu
opening was strong and higher, covering
az shorts being u decided feature. Thu
closing was strong with sa!rI ~ to- per
cent throughout
Tho bond market ruled Irregular. The
sales were si.i53. Gao.
Governments we're weak and lower on
1alrH Of SiS. IA.
Silver c"raacatlq ware easIer at ss&c
eir SIS, 900.
The total saleg ot stocks to-day were
edI.ODS shares.
Evening Posts London financial ca
btrgram The stock markers opened
gloomy to-day. but closed more cheerful.
Americans opened llnv. the parity and
tli"n gave way. Louisville - Nashville
dropping at j9dic and ST. Paul IL 6l@c.
The MARKET closed better.
BONDS AMI SNnrIs nI.nrNTrnNS
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WheeltnG Briiue & Terminal Ry
c. 0. BREWSTER. RECEIVER.

Z. y. ZIG. AlN, NcCnIVnr-
Time Table No. Il. 20 talks effect I,:u
n. m. Sunday. November n. lSni
Leave NtIeeiI.s-,G.uU ia.ia. sL:4V u. n.
ig.-J. "I;lG. r+.Su. 1900 .. m.
Leave COMMUNICATIVE. r9:5l. s1t:& L
H.. S2:@6. an. 1885 S9:OS .. m.
LGRvp Martins Ferry-tS:I:. t9:Si, yr;l
Il. M, i2.S. 'S:21. '+:t2. S9:I2 D. N.
Arrive Terminal iunrupn-rS:I7, ti0:di
His n. IN, IT'S. '1;3c. f4:iG, 3g;lS .. m.
NJ. 'l2:i0 u. m. 3i:5a, SA.O5, asia, rS:(5 D. m.
Leave Martins Forry-tI:GS. S9:1i, a. m.
'I":iG. Si1I. '4:iO. ta;I2. fS:5G y. N.
Leave PunInSulH-sG:SI, 1914, a. M. sls.sf.
H.lI. f4:l;. iG.cJ, So D. m.
.Nrrtvu W~Nreilng-fTaU sg;N. u. m
'I":Si, 4:I., w.. 1854. t9:05 D. N.
'pnily tpaily except Sunday. ;Sur.
days Gully. -,
AL t.alrg will run OH Eastern limo.
:. Z. TACSSrG. Superintendent.
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CHICAGO The terrible heat Of thf
weather. i=c-.GEaGCv II uGh- and the
knowledge tlIr ! government crop 70
Fnrc would b. 1uri7 tie afternoon, al
sGndeL tn restrict business 1t 4 5reCIla.
tive character. Wheat and provisions
were firm Tor the NEST purt. corn and
cuts weak. Wheat closed u~rcfa2Eec
slice SATURDAY Tor september and 80
&c higher Tor Cscenb--
ElOUr GuiPt h1d unchanged.
Whcas-El3h No. : spring 56Ac; No:
spring I6t4c; No. . rcd saIc: August
55T 456i.T56LcS September 56'S T5S:=G
5.4 use December g;-GG0L G6Gtsc.
Cor1-Clsh Va : 23%r. No : yeIlOv
2%a,c August IA G@2s G2-Sc: Sepuarl.
Der :3S T@+zs 1@3sc; May %71HcSI q
6ars-cash No. : tis4c: No. , whit,
@Ot-T2lI.c. No. ; WHITE iTf2OEc; SEP,
c.nb"r lil.Gf7I=Tl6sSc: May l35sm!ai:
G@Di4 Hl9i=c.
BarJey-N1. : nominuI- NJ. 8 Z-gsOc,
M. fuew lSfiac.
F1aSsea4t-SgIac.
Timothy Sced--Prine s. o.
Moss 0rE-Caah per 51rrni SO 500;
s 81: September 81 a5g6 6HGr6 i7L-: DC.
J9ber 81 g5Ei tT+-E6 Is: January So SI.
a. mGI 10.
LIrd-Cash per 10 pounds 81 TT@
September SO III %: 12t-Gi ~. Ccfo.
be- 81 20I3 tags III January Sc 50d
: fUG3 ~.
Short ribs-Cash. sides. lose, 81 sac
: 80: september g mig; J1i.T5 :7i=
October 5; ao4a f22,.g5 w: January
81 t2'.fIT 52'.G3 ~ DRY Salr,t
shoulders "a ic. Short clear sides G&G
&c.
whIsKg-OisdIIers finished goods per
=ll!un & -
9uCrr-LTI-ks. irGI: crcI7-rry IL;
lJc, IH!r:eH 9QiIC.
CI.r,.sc-UuiI At ii.WGGC.
EESs-pu!l At 9G9+2c.
NEW T~ORII-Tluur. receipts 500
barrels: exports it,idN bar-ria; market
iul and heavy: southern .:Nur dull
and nominal. El:nlt. receipts IS. SOC
bushels; exports 1L,90A 1ualeIs: SpaC
murker very dull. No. : red 8Ga66Lc
ailuut; No. / hHrl 66.; options opened
iir,n. hut quiet and closed Inactive. bur
4;na!y:No. : rad August closed AZ $50.
September cluspt II f3iSr. earn. re-
CENTS l4y..G0 bushels, exports $500
bughTis: spot market wHakar. NJ. =.
!?TgE. 1pL!unH closed barely steady:
August closed 1T 2g&c; September
cidSgG 1T MAJ. Outs. receipts 90. SAl
bushels; exports =, 9Hd bUsheIa: spG.
market easy. No. :. l.SC; options closed
Eulvy'. August closed At 1IL,c. SrHtrm-
DER CLOSED II 2l&r. Kay quiet. Hons
quiet. Eidrs quiet. LeathGr quiet. Er"t
Cu!!. .'aunruls tr!n. Lard firms CinSGl
at s. 30 asked; wcatarU steamed closed
* 81 -: refined hrn. Pork ;lrm. TAI
low steady C0Ctlns"4i OH luirL RIsin
lUIrr. Turp"ntiHc s5-l,;irr. Rice quiet.
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. Pennsylvania Stations.
/ Pennsylvania Lines !

Trains Sun by Central Time.
Ticket Offices At Pennsylvania station on
Water St. Foot Of Eleventh St, Wheei-
iu-, Al MCLGre Eouse. Wheeling, AID as
the Pennsylvania station. Bridgeport
~SysJem-~Eau zllG!e Suura's
.F-ntIy DRilY eEcelC Sunday
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EDUCATIONAL.
MRS. hART'S
School for Young
ladies and Children,
1916 anu t'ltS Market street.
WHEELING. W. va.

si=iaanunal SssIuu be.!na MONDAY. SEP
rEoiBER It, ISuG. rlls school offers Il
Gnmplo'r arpl thorouiH education in ]PHV:lCNE
RSGtisli, MArrga'Nfus i.ta5isitGt.AsoicS LAriE
MUuERs LASCaAGGs Aud ELIcrroM
MKT STUDIO c1udllG:rl by NS Evu Huh
lari, utaea SUPERIOR advantages Toe Pencil.
ChNTnHI, Wltct CoIdr, cmypa Drawings uld
OIL Painting,
Bays fcroiyei IN tic PslmarY anil IhtcrneIl.
lte DEPARTMENTS. For Circulars ar inJG5YlGE,
apply, 10
hrs. II. STEVENS HART,
myin PRINCIPAL. Wheeling " Va
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Wool.
Catarrh and Colds Xsliavei in IN tn 10
fILn nrrn.

one short pun Gt the brrlth through
the Blower. supplied with cnch bottle OF
DR.. Agnew's Catarrhal powder, diSuses
this Powder over C:G surface Of The
nasal p-ssGgga. Pu!Hless anu delight
tul 20 ~ Il relieves Instantly. and
permanently cures Catnrrh. Hay = rer.
Cdltu. Eenducte. Sore rhruat. T0nsil!-
It's and Deafness. 50 cts. Sold by r. 4.
List and Logan Drug Co. SAW
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HcuIlurtn cured IN 20 mlnutus BY Or.
Miles Pain PILLS. 'Onn cent Il dnHa' AZ
druggiHtI.
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Nobody Feed nave Neuralgia. Get. Or.
Miles Pain Pulls from ~truS;:a;4. "Ora
cers L Guae.'
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WheeIlnd & Elm Grove Railroad.
On anc altar Saturday. February = ISaa
iraInA will run aa sollGwI, city tine:
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TDiIly, except sunday,
Sunday church trains will leave Elm
Grove ut 9;i2 Il. M, and Wheeling at ELY
D. N. Il. c. WEISGERRER,
Gnrrrll Mlnnynr
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q. LAMB. Pres. JOS SEYBOLD. Cashier
J. \. JEFFERSON, Ass't Cashier.
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STEAMERS.
RAILROADS.
OHIO RIVER RAILROAD co

Time TI5ir IN Effect July l. ISas. Daily
daily except Sunday. Eastern Time.
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+, per 10 pounds 81 LTt@.
e III q; 12tH5 - Ccro-
2Tts January Sc j0I