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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-03-28

Nl-h 90 rhN | Am ~ u" WAY connrcte,i
N.'H jan IT urk.~' iullIu-. hui have
t..u h'r" luf -ulilr time Training And gri-
ll' lrhdN 'ur 4 race against u horse
collins va not here li,t lhur~ial, ur al
l,a.l riu uu racr here against "A hur~" On
lhti laN 80 The -hrIli that -aid y, Wa
mistaken lu the rirr AMI did not
itNr town aflu !, Wi- over, ~ u freight
wish son would -aN ~ ,uur neIt i44nr
that q Wt-t url-ldkr, aud nhlig",
tkN\k W. NlIIINn~.
NJ lh,r MmInia lnMA
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-03-28
Death Ia II. Iu,Ii,

Miss Nellie Z jackson l. very M at h't
home with congestion IT the lungs,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-03-28

yak
80 ~ - eD~.~nAOA - ~0~
~ 80. ~ Piiisbary Waltoss Drug STORE.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-03-28

I.. '.T|/fN ~" other ddN, nu IN"
rmHh " information obtained from
-hruN nur.um stated that James col
Inns, aha, urAu"' ~. st san Mafclal.
IL answer t" the item the mail this morn
max brought ~ ia" following letter
SlN MNH,lAl, March -.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-05-27
The RUSSIAN FErEs.

The effect Of the present fs,es at
Moscow, whore the glorlc5 OF mill.
larlsm arc no artislically blended with
tho display 0i religious rItrs, will pro.
aumabIy be- 90 iniuso row vital force
into tho old SYSTEMS OF gavorumoutthat
keep Europe armed to tho teeth. To
many there IL something exceedingly
fascinating in the Immense power and
wealth over which desp0.Ism presiles,
particularly when their naked reality
is clothed in the magical Fobea OF
piUus devotion. 10 Is almost sure to
result IN the strengthening OF the cause
OF r0yalism anu imperialism 10 against
the movements for popular sovereign
ty, more OF leEa iell among the nations.
Its also sore TO render the labor Tor
dhafmamontand universal peace mere
arauous tor d long time to come.
The present situation i- boy no means
encouraging. Russia Is today su emu
pIro larger Than that OF tbe Cmnr 0f
OF Attlla. II 10 governed by the will
% one man dhis TOW cgunsclors Ho
has nearly 100000 soldierg iu his ser.
vice, and these be can concentrate at
any point Of the immculo county ina
few weuFa. 10 weHlora AHA there g.
another aUl9crali The sultan, who not.
gitaa.aulilg his weakness commands
millions OF men aui property, by virtue
OF ME alleged divine authority as tho
'ucCcssor Of Tho Arabian prophet.
In eastern Asia the Chinese
ruler Just awakened from his
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-05-27

I l1ug ilumbrfs, commences 90 feaiiza
the gigant. strength which be cone
tfois China and Russia seem already
| 90 have some sort o, an unJerala udiug
/ that thelr Interests fsqulic united ac'
/ zion ngalu.t the rect Of the world. Iur.
I key 10 also thought % have thrown
bcrssli upon The protecting iiuuiship
90 the white czhr, whose policy II secmt
90 10 &, avoid all sntangling alliances
with powers that can demand an equai
voice in tho common sniifs, ana 10
ucifiUnI only those that ON account Of
week.-mrs. need support. 10 looks M -
a policy had been inaururatej that
ruai ultimately lead 10 a gathering Of
7lav, Mousols aud other Aslauc
nations Buch combluaiiou--aud 70
would take ouiy the Will Of three
moa to effect i,--would give
20 Russia power, againsl
which combined Eurona would te
atou. ~ helpless 90 was tho Roman
empire against the ha.atiu horirB that
devastated 10 aui broke {. 10 pieces.
10 is true there ia az ptcsunt no
visible ground Tor ienr that the
Russlan government contemplate the
disturbance " the peace Of tho woflJi
but ouch may appear almoft az any
moment. COMMERCIAL iniorcsts msy
clash 10 sucn a degree that an appeal {,
asms may be thought unavoidable;
Russia may think it necessary 70 Ia.
ierigfo Ia the affairs OF western
Europe 10 order 10 protect the dee.
pjtlc system Of her government threat.
cuci by the LIBERAL unIoiclrrcDis
IN uoishbotiug countries, The fate Of
Poland 10 q proceden, iu this direction.
Under the circumstances, statesmen
viii be slow 10 listun 10 tho humane
demands Tor Disarmament anu stblira.
lion, ha Icing Us the sound OF tho bolls
and thunder Of cannon, the glis,uniug
bay5uets and tho shouts OF enthusiastic
crowds, mingled with tho u.it In.
canialiols OF alleged representatives Of
heaven, remind ihom Of the fact that
at the doors OF western civilization
stands oriental despo,ism, unchanged
o. TO ils mod.wv5l grandeur anu hspira-
llons.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-05-27
MONEY SAVING PRICES


On the occasion OF the npsuins Of tho
RIO grhude Western 20 Richhcij, June
2nd, fpsClAl train Will leave Salt Lake
CITY Al 1850 o.. M, arrive Rlrhneli
$40 p. M, fare Only So so round trlr,
pfoporliunsie reduction Ia fatCs ffsm
other points. Tickets viii be good un.
90 June 6lh. Gov. Wells aud stan viii
accompany the special.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-05-27

statements of Mayor Glendinnipg in
thla business DO him no credit, how.
ever much prospect there might be Of
tho city getting cheaper ligblf, which
now docs not seem very close 40 hand
uulef7 tHe Council pss'ts the contract
over no v---.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-05-27
Iubiisoatnirhnsid.

First train into Rlchnold will leave
Sait Lake CIV NJ 1850 n. M, June End.
Tho Rio GTandc Western aunJurc =
the extremely low ratio Ci $3.50 Tor tho
round trip. Splendid opportunity to
SEQ tho sanpele aud Sewer NalleyE
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-05-27
WANI1p-HELP.
FIFTY 3 uERRELRATH's ENrLuYMEN1
Agency.

y I
Agency
No. 20, West second south. between Cullen
Hotel and rutt0fltc
ONCE hours, A. m. 10 1881 M.
our telephone numter is tbA
Good woman cook Tor mining boarding
house, So, iAru ln our once. early please
family Fix wants cook ana laundress. S.
close To- family OF 5, no children, want ruuu,
ny Firl, $3.50. wash family Of four wants
general house girl, no wash nor ironing, 81,
with ironing p 80, with both 81 family in
bingham wants general house girl, d $50, faro
iu our ONCE family iwhsrO H. second gIrD
wants coot, 81 without. 81 with wash, family
Z, plain SRI, s. family Z, wash, $3.50 glu 10
nurse anh assist, - small family very plain
grl. $3.50; family 7, wash, s., close M; short
order cook tWQmAnl Tor Mining Camp, s. per
WecL and faro boarding. house cook, no wash,
city, So family 3, no wash, 81, must be kind 10
children grl Tor near taidrTs Park, 70 ip.
good summer situation, handy 10 paTk family
5, COOK AMI wash, - cook, 5, family q wash
general house girI, 90 small family, plan girl
other places.
Men aud noYs-short order cook, $40. brick
Whoclcr, i},4a for 1900 brickA. ranch hands
VINO eau mllk, 30, country, fare here, % tO
chnppcrs quarry men tsOit rock, 81 70 % per
day can early. fcIy n llefEelrAth.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-05-27

All huds Of PcrumeTy and Toilet
niticlcs nj tho old reliable Ggdbe.Pllts
Drug Store.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-05-27

J.. g. MoD0nall Candy 90. Il b.
tween the Waller AMI Cuit hotels.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-05-27

a. T. Moon, the ticket broker, hns
removed into bic new office, 287 south
Main street.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-05-27

a. +. Noon, the ticket hroksr, hns
removed into bic rev office, 2S7 south
Main street.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-05-27


Apply at room 20 Hotel 1cmplet0u, between
3 and D. m.s also good tNWiIy horse Wansol'
also good boy Tor garden work with references,
NIyGNusUu CONFECTIONERY AND lCE
w uruam pardon Your patronage so'lol'
noN.r roRGEr rus UTAH SCREEN 4
- Job shop, % south W. Temple
yI,ouuisrs TO 0tr MORMON TEMPLE
NUk handkerchief ana Ties ln NatICty.
sat lake tuk FACTORY, q! y. lhfd south.
TNyFGYuoUY 20 usE pEsEEEr broom
" a lrush Cos brooms Accept no aub.
tttutc. brands NOS anl . iarlurs NO. 3
Gifastonr: Noa aud carpet Nos, @ and 3
ENtra Sold by All dealers. sinuAr A kinney
manufacturers, lcl 30 Third taai.
nNE on TWO uoop SOLICITORS on
~ small salary and commission No ca
uorienco required. Tho singer MAuutactur
ina Company, .ll state 49,, salt Lake city
I,TO. NELSON. ROOT AND sHOE nc.
" paircr. tifst'clasf work, ils Y. md Boz
HOusE moEING. WAGON AND CNr.
IL HAEO repairing, $50 South Main. b. C.
Robinson
VlCuLHERr Rgus. TRUNK MASUFAC.
/ mryTs. Repairing. Largest stock, sam
pie oases 60 order % Eaat iifs1 soulh''
IENrs' Suns CLEANFD. PRESSED iso
NJ up, u, y. iiolmberg Co., 100 state
UNvEnYBopY TO BU rHE BEST ZOE
~ creHm ht koclCys, by dish or wholesale.
gtd South MAN telephone ~.
WANTED EVERYBODY 10 ORDER
W Ice cream OF frod wilson, l0s 3, Aaiu
y/IEC sHAyINGs MADE TO ORDER AT
II Warrington WORKS, l3 south. state So
ZOO FACES n cEAYoN AT 500,
tJNyO each life tgg. Chas, ictcra0n,
al West fret south.
F1ENrF CLOTHING CLEANED, PRESSED
~ 81 mouth a, 81 Resell, So east, fitut
south,
IHEApEsT. BEST PLACE 10 BuY AND
AIHcl, UN change ond.hand goods. go state
A y oNCE, $1,000 WORTH GENTS CAST.
~ Oh clothing. can ur address 4, Cnno,
it east, second SOUTH
MIN, wOMES AND CmLDHEN TO
w ger Tho lest photos, At MAthou Broa',
Do Commercial street.
INyEuYHonY 10 BUY THE BEsT IUE
~ cream az hceloyt, ~ dish or Wholesale
~ South Nam telephone =.
NEW ASD SECOND HAND FURNI.
~ turC, wagons, hugglea harness, etc. Of
Wob1era, sll ntate Street
LIVERY owSER or A ROLLER no TRY
~ Champion Roller lompouud guaranteed
10 remove 900 luAic or CuFrUFlun from boiler ur
connections prevents pttiuV and protects tho
metal sold uu thirty duyF' wal mo- money
collected uulrE compound docs tho work
purely NDrCthuIe. containing uu acids or
NirIuln. MADE 900 lrIua form 60 HaEU freight
can Ur address HuwmHn @ Nrum, 40 south
second tHst street, SAT- Lake tly.
NYhIES DRILLS TO MAKE AND
I'l snawen, also picks TO steel al ROBIN
CONS south Main
4 'lNL WANTED TOE HOUSE WORK.
~ Arpv with references ID loo ssoond 81.
fpNu MIDDLE AGED LADIES WDANDf
4 tatuu' require work by me uay house.
cleaning or Washing. Address, Mrs Jonscn.
o. Grape street,
ylglltaI rmrts PAIN ron TIN NND
INN south. '''
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-05-27
MALE HELP WANTED.

'I'Bu5 WORTHY PERSON 10 TRAVEL
'tlt addressed stamped envelope, Secretary
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-05-27
WISCOMB & COMPANY,

Staple, Fancy and Green Groceries
IS East, Firal South Street.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-05-27
Every Statement is a Guarantee

Tn any C. M advertisement to the article Advertised and
your guaranteea that short OF your 80
satisfaction wonder that business last veal
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-05-27
wv s.

TrcHiy words tor i,nesl inserted under
tbs heating, once for l5c, tiries Jor 2jcI
one ueek Jor jOc. one month FOR SOC per
line. No dd taken Jor less than &c.,
Wants Of more fAan lines SAND proper
tomato rate. Adpsrt1s anil aei resuln
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-05-27
nTEp-mls orlLANeous.

DN A PRIVATE FAMILY, TWO GIRLS
ID aH COOK and waitress with reference
Apply 40 room ~, Hotel lcmpletou, uotWecn
, and4p m. . also a good family horse wan cd,
also good boy Tor garden work with references.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-05-27

NiyINusuu CONFECTIONERY AND lCE
w cream purloE Your patronage solicit
tod. 800 tltU.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-05-27
OUR
May Sale

Was great success Such week OF mer.
chandising hasn't been seen in salt Lake
ior many a month. Every department in
this great store was fairly alive with busy
buyers. Il was wonderful the way We
handled the great crowds, and everybody
went away well pleased. That's the pleas.
ufe Of dealing in this store.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-05-27
AUCTION SALES.

WE WILL SILL AT PRIVATE SALE Oh
W COB IN dealers Tor the noHt 10 days from
thirteen different bankrupt stocks, go0ds Tow
tr than any one Come and see Tor yuursc'f,
for tho building has TO be torn down May the
18th No, - South Main street
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-05-27
MONEY TO LOAN

~ AND FER CENT ISTERE5T o. lM.
- proved city realty 4, u. Nieks' 20 s'"'
Street
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-05-27
MUST BE SOLD.

A NICE ROOM BRICK ON NINTH
N EAst. a modern d room brick on Easi
DIVE. aud seven houses on tiIth south. near
Main, All these properties have every COS
venienco ana are IN splendid condition Taoy
can be had tor less than half their value aud
on eAsJ terms. Make ne m offer for them
GHAs. q. hONRO,
Room 90 O'MeArA BlOck
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-05-27

INNGlNE LATHE. IRON pLANER AND
~ second band machinery Of an dssgup
ions for sale nt ali south, state street
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-12-19
FREE CURE FOR MEN.

A Michigan Man Offers to s'ud Ill. Dis
cn,.rY Tre--- Claims 10 lie n Henrfnctor
To- NVrnLrrrl Mankind.
There is always morc or less suspicion
attached to anything that Is offered free
bu: sometimes a man so ovcrilows with
generosity that he cannot rest until his
discovery Is known 10 the world, in or
der that his fellow men may profit BY
what he has discovered II is upon this
principle tina; 4 resident OF Kalamazoo,
Mich, desires TO send free to mankind
a prescription which viii cure them OF
any form ~ nervous debility: relicYr3
them OF al the doubt and uncertainty
which such men nrc peculiarly liable 10
and restores the organs 20 natural size
and viEbr As II costs nothing 10 Try
the experiment 1t would Seem that any
man. suffering with the nervous
troubles that lIGua!ly attack men who
never stopped TO realiZ" what might he
the final result. ought 20 be deeply IN
t'rcs;cd In remedy which will restore
them 10 health, strength and YlEOr.
without which thCy continue 10 live an
existence OF untold misery. NR the rem
"dy in question was the result o. many
years research az 10 what combination
would b. peculiarly effective in restor-
iIH 10 n,,I ia" EtEaI tU,rn" t f.
would seem that all men suffering With
any form OF nervous weakness ought
60 write for such a remedy at once. a
request 10 II. c. Odds, Box 1866, kala-
mazOo Mich, stating that you are not
sending for tho prescription out OF Idle
curiosity. but that you wish 10 make
ttEFb NJ Ito tr1t l,sF fstts
viii be answered promptly and without
evidence AS to where Information came
from.
Tie prescription Ia cent free md al
though some may wonder how Mr. Olds
can afford to give away his discovery,
there Is 10 doubt about the offer being
genuine. Cut this ont and send TO Mr..
Odds ~ that he may know how you
came to write To him.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-12-19

CIUCAGO-WhCnt was The only nrt'-
Gle on the speculative lis. that showed
any activity to-day. 1t closed with 4
20 decline partly caused by the weak
foreign markets and partly through
sympathy with the slump Ia Wall
street. Corn and On!s declined nOont
~ each. Provisions closed unchanged
to sc lower.
Flour easier.
Whcat-Cash. No. spring, 76iid
76i&C: No. . spring INTSc; No. red
SS,.c: December closed ut 7GiiC; May
Te3sGSo3s IS0%@79&c; July .%MTIiASa
7iC.
Corn-Caah, No. .. 299.G227sc: 80.
yellow 2s&G227,c: December closed at
:2,ggSsc: January 299sGG2.i G29%c; May
2iEm.5%G@"9ac,
Oats-Cash. No. ., lie: M. . white
E o. h. l9I @2Oisc; No. ! white l7I@
I75,r: December closed NJ lG%ic: May
1870 20Iscf2Oc.
Ryc-NO. :, Csc.
Darlcy-Eo. .. nominal: No. :, @5iD
&c: No. 4. @"02jc.
FlaXsccd--Eo. /. 7iGf16c, "
Neutrality-suspicious. s.
Mess PO"ii-Cash. per barrel, 81 TiT
4 50; January 81 5jTi GeiGG7 90: May
81 S5G7 ?oGG7 S7is.
Lnrd-Caah. per 100 lbs, 81 ijT3 0& :
January 81 SOGa S2I&G3 S2E; May 81 OOdr
/ O2Hadrl O2h.
Short Ribs-Cash, Sides 81 T5Gi 90;
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-12-19

ClllCAGO-ln cattle. trailing was
rather animated. but with hardly aS
much strength, common grades Selling
slightly lower: common to choice steers
sold NJ 81 500 %: sales being largely
at 81 80 90. with fancy brevcs scarce
and selling around s. 30. Cows and hcIg-
erS We're active with good demand
for feeders at s. +OI2 So Calves were
ilrmeI\ and few prime sold at s. 80.
Hogs. \pri"es We're weak and lower.
with 4 moderate demand: common 10
prime aruvcS sold AT s. 9jT3I 81. the
bulk going FOR Sc l5T3 60 A good sup
ply o: sheep was disposed Ok at steady
prlcca Common 10 prime sheep sold at
s. 6Onie0. chiefly ne S3OOMr8 20 for
western; feeders; sold around s. 90.
ewes at s. 50n3 -; reaTlIugs at 50 6OI
I 10 and lambs at Sc G0I5 60 the best
lambs advancing PC. R"ceipts-Caitlr
5000 head; sheep 5000 head: hogs %. 900
head.
EAST LIBERTY-Cattla steady and
unchanged. Hogs SLOW At unchanged
prices. sheep active; prime So G0G% -:
fair s. G0G3 10: common s. 0OE,- 80: CON-
mon 10 good lambs 81 C3tQJ 90: veal
calves Sc 0OH6 ~.
CTNCTNNATT-Hogs easy and lower
a s. SOFAS 81: receipts 5000 head: ship.
meRts 500 head.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-12-19
A SCHOOL UNIFORM
Worn by tho GIriN "fthc Iowa state Nor-
nal SchOul.

The gifts Of Iowa State Normal
School NJ Cedar Falls have adopted Il
school suit " the dress reform order
II consists of u skirt six inChos from
the floor, jlCkvt to wear over shirt or
fancy waists. leegings 10" protection
In cold nr stormy weather, ana a plain
hat Or cap % match,
Il l. Tui expected that all viii wear
the same material or color. though
dark blue Storm serge ar ChcviOt Is
recommended Us probably most SER
victnhlr aud Appropriate. Individual
ily may b" emphasized IN waists col
lars aud ties. while uniformity Of style
VIII prove an advantage. Rational I'M
drrclOthinS is Insisted upon. eNtretnit =
les are 10 bc warmly dressed. heavy
skirts to b" abolished. uud the weight
OF the clothing u be cvcnly distN-
buted
This may be done In such costume,
aud yet the whole effect may be per-
feCIlv feminine and modest. Tn"
length OF the skirt IS the only point
which can be criticised. and even that.
does is weareS posses Il bicycle. IS IN
needed. WHY. then. should our girls be
condemned for adopting that which
has proved Itself h"althtul. becoming.
economical nUd sensible?
That there VIII hc criticisms. none
eau doubt" SAYS rhc Normaliir. Il pa
per published AZ the school. THAT the
criticism VIII cease with knowledge Is
equally sure. The Normal School can
afford to lead IN any movement which
is FOR the beitermant OF the teachers Of
the state, and Il the fact that teachers
aad girls here arc adopting working
suit which gives freedom and health
shall encourage our alUmnIc through
out the state 10 do the saine shall fre,'
even one country school teacher who
plods through dust and mud and snow
10 her daily work. We can bear the
structures OF our friends hraVrir and
tax" 70 heed -: the others. The Normal
leads the way Who T. 10 follow
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-12-19
sas:nap ssae si;NIny ;agInm

January s3S2HaG sos Si;May ;d9IisI
O9laGii OH.
Dry galt'd ahnullcre iG@r!c.
Short clear sides iIti&c.
Whiskcy-Dkt.llcrs' finished goods,
per gallon. 81 ~.
Sugars unchanged.
The JutIrr market llrm: CreamcrIcs
l5Gt"Oc; dairleA l0Il7C.
ChcuFc-Strnlv at S8nvc
Eggs- Firm; fresh i9c.
NEW YOHE-.Flour, receipts 1890
barrels; exports II gO3 barrels. market
dun and easy, with only Joining sales
reported. Wheat. receipts $500 bush.
els: exports G1,2SS bushels; spot mar
krt dun and weaker; No. | hIrI Hsisc;
options opened weaker uud closed is0
Ike lower: No red May closed ut
SMc; December closed at $3.50 Corn,
receipts 5000 bushels: exports i,SS!
bushels; spot market iTuCtigr; 80. .,
9Slac; options opened steady, but sold
or on piDsprct Of large receipts nHd
sympathy with Whrat, CLOSING ut iC
decline: May closed At 3iHc; Dc'em-
her closed at 9SNc. outs. receipts lT.-
500 bushels: exports Ai.9li bushels; spot
market dull. No. ., &c: options inIc-
i've and lower. closing ut &c decline;
May closed at @il.r; December closed
ut sllgC, Hay duh; skipping 6jHGOc:
common 10 choice. iSg, crop, aITJ,c.
1896 crop. 3uSc. leather, quiet Beef
firm. CmmcIts quiet: picked bellies
ihGi%c; do shoulders firm ut ihiHc;
do hams SITS%c. Lard barely steady:
western steamed 81 i@h: refined
steady Pork duff T'aitow ste&dy, Cot
tunse"d oil steady Coffee, uptl"us
opened steady. with prices unchanged
10 . points higher, closed quiet at net
advance ~ points: sales 800 bags.
sugar, rnw any; refined dull Resin
ti"a"y' !nfpriuinc steady ht 'Z'n-''sc.
Iivr st"Huf' MuIaSsrs duli.
BALTGMORE-E'lUur firm but quiet
and unChlnsed: receipts S,IGG barrels:
exports 1884 barrels. Whel; dun; spot
So'lr pa May s'MhIr'; receipts 4''@j
i'iishris' southern Wh"ht bS sample SSm
We; do on grade siMslc. Coru. cash
"F,S anu INJURIES trm; spot Htm-'7ec:
year -'G s!tSo. receipts "-2S.l business
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-12-19

catarrh by the use OF sO-called blood
rampdIes" That caSarrh Is not caused
~ blood troubles Is sclt-cvi,lcnt when
yuu reflect that attacks are always due
To Sudden climatic changes q: expo
SIwc. and occur most frequently during
the winter and spring, though the
blood IL as pure then as IN summer Or
tall. i remedy which quickly relieves
and cures the catarrhal attIClIS has
bccn found In Ely's Cream Balm,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-12-19

Philadelphia Ru!le;in: The ma jorlty OF
the y mDli..ts who Vo;.l for Mckinley
are keeping In mind the conditions which
mag w; vir;ualiy compel them to b.
Republicans. |, the tariff were out OF
the way for good, they would find tie
Republican party n pretty cJmfOrtaD!a
abiding place, They are not cHamorc,!
Of the idea % running after Bryan nnd
the FRS CoiuaG" party anu implOlinG
them Tor Cancellation. They realize that
even n high tariff Republican Is better
and safer company than a lG to Popo-
nrl,-
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-12-19
How Priest Defined n Miracle.

I'g7NVsI 7 ItVN
\ man aske,. an Irish prizes. what a
miracle was. He gave him ruli cX-
p,naatlGn which did not satisfy the
man. WHo said: Now, won't your riv-
acle?"
"Well." said the priest. step before
me ami III see what | can do"
rs iii" man did 50 he gave hitu a ire
m"rluuS !,ivl. behind.
Did YOU :c2i that he asked.
"B"cnrri. ! I'D feel It. sure enough"
Wei" said ;.ic priest III would
be m!rIClc x you didn't"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-12-19

Simply apply SWAYNES OINrM EN'T.
No Internal medicine required. Cures tcl.
ter, Cczcmn. itch. all cruptoua on tho
face. hands. nose. etc. leaving the skin
clear, white and healthy. lis great heal
Ing and curative powers are possessed 10y
no other remedy. Ask your druggist for
SWNYEE'S OINTMENT tthS!Sw
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-12-19

Sympt Omf-MOlHture: Intense Itching
and SiIuging: most Mt night: worse hy
scratching. II allowed to continue tImoTs
form, which often bleed and ulucraju, he
coming very sore. SWNSNES ONT
MEN'r rtops tho itchlni: and bleeding,
heals liberation. and In most eases re-
moves tho tumUrS. At druggists or by
mail. for 10 cents. DR., Swayno 4; Son.
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