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PRICE CURRENT

l, rysScU,,atlons are revised ,.n
V thos,, a,,,, be relied upon 'rba
|,s nsrEs,,f ruling IN the fioystnonc m
F,l S,aslEAAsE-Dlsmond CO.
sSSc N IN boxes. $500 h. ',,1' ,,,, per
A WV per dozen box oxels .g' G slo.S !.
I;i.iIas ipSoNS51 iowa. y . per key. s,ooa
;,p shoSi'" 1eI a0 per kts. a.a iVyg .,
81 :, ger sack, sl.25a I5o; BUCK.
'ssli 81, clear, boxed ss,1 =, 11@ ~,
I. slt b eIiies sal! bellies, g a SH II
,;S,s '''es' Sael.o; smoked 'I bel..
/ NV ;sssioAA S y rIns-caslo,o ,o,.
.ttlssl :, & BIB 77' 'Sr Tagging, ,
IsS!ssaer Sard higher, tie %i'i IS store ,iS,
& .t r.ISST5lp oEi B; Apex. I'm :, a..
! dozen ',,ls; &c. Isl /. i-l1, per dozen
81 y = cans, il f'b, N,35; m. Zoo !,
'sgbbTFF RsS2l1,s.s. RoPpssr; di9oaen Prices
Np pineaMnrier dozen. ST., g,op;
I ~ and coS,ppples, standard ' y Gp Ger,
4. .rs stangl,e less, slG5, sncnr Siv' 81
..!5 ii i'.oSSsS,ia .G..l.o9; Clipper
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vEsgEI.s IN PORT.

SIS Cumeria. Elder. Dempster & Co.
81 Colona, Fowler n McNitic.
SIS MartnaTu, Fowler q McNiiie.
Sc Toutonia william farr q Co.
81 Roddaln, Fowler 4 McVitie.
IS Inventor. VIM. Parr 4 Co.
~ iicnCfOy, Fowler A. 60.
IS Boubridge. Fowler a. Neville.
~ Victoria, Cull.ford. Clarke q Co.
SIS Ida, VIM. Parr a. Co.
Sch Chas X. Schulz, II. II. Selling.
81 Tltana. Fowler & McVitie.
IS Hypatia, Fowler Il McNite
IS VIM Rrnnfoot Culliford, Clarke X Co.
IS Derainore Fowler n McNitic.
Ss Creiieid. w ". Wilson.
Sch Mary Sanford. H. II. Sieing.
S. Salopia Fowler & Neville.
81 Plympton, Parr q co.
IS I.ynrowan, Fowhar a. MeViie.
s. Aldsworth. ID. Ripley.
VESSELS SAILED FOR GALVESTON
IS Alamo, New York. Nov. T.
30 n igIeis, Port Lags. SEPT ~.
So Adarth. Greonock. Sept, n.
s. Benbola, Swansea. Oct. II. n
IS Castle Eden. ROTTERDAM, oct a.
IS Cayo Bianco. Antwerp, Oct. 4.
SIS concho. New York. Nov. Z.
IS Cromwell. Antwerp. sept
IS Druniie,l Barry. August II.
5s Easily. Barry. Oct. g.
SIS Edenhridge, Santos. Oct 10.
IS Emma, Shsrpness,
IS Ethelgonda. Rio Janeiro, Oct. L.
Is Explorer. Liverpool Oct. "a.
IS Fresnfieid. RIO Jano,rs.
6s Carton. San.os Sept. Z
Is Glenmoor. Port Mattel. Sept. u.
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onds. 2,lh. gocpsl.O5; S-lb staiiiaid q 'G,'1
r iSs l.lD Ele pfhh i 75gS0c $lb pe
s'anlqrd apples. S5cuSi.OO
.CaNi)A Plain candy, o. ,stf,lsc; 1yraon.d
't tANSsS't! !bh"'y y TiSG@ II pals 7gsc
string sR be ms 7gI1jc; corn 5Ocu$i %: iona
'ogGWSsi re- kidney beans 2-l6. l559oc.
IN MED MEATS-Roast beef l-lb
SLlWn l.B); 2-lb S2Wu2.25; In corned beef
dozen Sll0Mllo, lib lunch tongue. /
d ozsm ) eS ~, 1flo Oxford sausage 2
h-i9 ported ham. dozen. ;5as6c: III,
hotIed 'iam, dozen, SIPS. l,.lb deviled
nam, dozen 55uGoc; i2-lb deviled ham. :
dozen, II Wul.lO
,e saNu .LGs-Granite is and SIS, 7a7iso.
io-oz ps.railne assorted colors, sAliiic
star ca, ldles, 9u9igc
dii 1icF , rGmR i9 and cordova Fair, l4N
i,shcy' Npl3c; Peaberry, 1s.lnlai@c
20 n0a as'" coffee: Apex basis. loD.lb cases,
i1n.r, less &c commission, .Arbuckles, IN
H9-lh ca SEES. $3.50; Mocha and Java, fancy
c fLDl l-Carload lots: Tidal Wave, $500.
Nvmph Try, second roller patent, $40; Sc.
$3.50 rye flour, $3.50: PunpeLxvckeI 81 a..
npuci Al rates fer shipments to interior
points liour In barrels l5c above sacks. in
ma barrels Boo above barrels
AK NACEOUS GOODS -Grits. hominy
a. cie tni meal IN hhls. $3.50, pearl meal.
s I, i'-Lp SACKS; Sl@ per Dbl of sacks.
FISH -Mackerci No. IN l0-lb kits. slqs
.,.n' NO /, hhif bbls. 81 epnf.uO. sardines
"innerlG. N quarters, IN oil. s29003.Oc.
7si1i 1a'iN 81 'hd"rd' iP94Nllc picnic hams.
iloNEY-ln 6o-lb cans, extracted, 5Qoc;
I XVI - i,q, H. cans, extracted figc.
&c; leaf. 5i3m5 $50. 7O-lh cans Ia, hi,,h,r
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ST. LOUIS.

ST. Louis. November lo.-Wooi active anu
hrm at recent advance.
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S sod 81 lSaloc this morning.
VA v ,.9 tone TO the poultry mar
|L' - prices are unschangcd.
En- 1 s s,.ln marlie- shows an i'm
l, ~ i WIN "e'ng especially r.rm.
az s, h. ey, dslin TO-DAY. and higher
N, ,' " Expected on nour
lsov 'a'e h Oh teas are &c 90 ie NOR
|.ns., "cse that prevailed early
!. Sps ~ descriptions are firm and
|sSine sn ~ SnGcllation of a good
|...nl' u'a Christmas demand. wa
ut Ut S " California green fruit is
F''dsy. WIZ receive another car
md on on canned peaches az AN,
NJ NJ INSCRIPTIONS are advouctn ~, :,
Essncssii IA os s,anda'i pc pc pc"a3
lev weeks GEMS per dozen withia
IL cents pcr 49, ~ ''O''r =
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LIVERPOOL FUTURES.

Opened steady demand moderate; pm.
quiet, closed stoudy.
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COFFEE.

New York. November h.-Cotfer-op,
,,ons opened .rcady with prices nnc named
10 points higher ruled inactive S M 10, 10
i,,,. was steady. unchanged 70 10 points
lasc,,,c S1les 1880 bags. Spot coffee --
Rjo Jnlrket quiet. mild quiet, c..
Havre-Quiet, LII net adVdiice' sizes
Hal / fsimburg-steady and Unchanged sales
400. -. a,,araya santos
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Eaibed vlre quotations are for carload
HAii6E = WIRE Gudlcn. galvanized
s23p ucr 1,s HIS. painted wire s. o.. Wau-
kcraa lN, lgh,r than Glddcn
WIRE MAILS Rate So D. per kcg. I'D
Vahots to fo 90 penny So and penny
Coo tul penny nc I ana penny 90c
PONY 81 -. penuy N.fo
CUT MA N ; Bat, - 90 lot kcg: sauo
advances - on wiz, nails.
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ON slIirpoARn NOT c,1rAnrn


Ihr total receipts of cotton AT Galveston
today were 6la3 halcs. as follows:
~ Gulf, Colorado and Santa Fe railway.
3i55
~ International and Grca. Northern
railway, 7G5.
~ GALVESTON. Houston and Henderson
nv Missouri, Kansas and Texas railway,
l,N GALVESTON, Ia Porte and Houston
railway. ~,
Shilueuts To Liverpool a. Atlantic
100 10 Man, hestor - C.Anlchnye lgiD rs
Soveig $50 To- lltyrc. 81 ilb6rnia 6lG2.
tot9l 90 hhN. Taken by Galveston cotton
mills ~.
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SUGAR.

New York, November 0.-Sugar-Eaw
aud refined firm
New orleans November 9-SnEar-Oren
kettle unchanged and strcng. 29bp2s,, cen
trifncal steady: graduated iui L-d5.
whites s-lsp3 1916 yellcws 37-i6a3 Il-I6.
seconds 2HI3I. Aioiasses duh: opea keI-
tie 1924: centrifugal 5Gs; syrup steady.
lsuI, others unchanged.
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BEERS chlitz. quarts, 80 per hhl;
minis. SllU0 ptr bh,. Dixie Pale, quarts,
M.N0; pints. . 80. Magnolia Pale, quarts,
Sg,0p. piats, $50.
| UlGif WIN L : Sl.1S per gallon
WHISKY gallon: finished goods on
hiph Wine bis $. sllS; straight Bourbon
ana rye. accurdjug 10 age and quality,
/ s. 75ll.i.00; BILE u. led. Si7hl3jO.
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BOSTON.

BOSTON Nov anber io-'The tone OF the
wool market is. frmer. although the trade
had made mo Icrate gains. which Is due
to the fact that values are held higher
and huvers re now waiting for manu-
featured Is 10 sell. For Tarritoilal
WOODS the ma. ket is tlrmer on The sour r. =
blsls Of 3l09s. while choice stab re nc
are quoted at 23lst Fleece Wo9ls ~
held firm all :tTong the line. but safes AZ
slow. Austria ian woods are urn. WIN ~ =
general hartie ring Of values som 60 -
lines have be ~ sold during 'he ptS' Is
an advance has been obtained, leN 't
wool, spring nD,dium, l? m"nt..s - s'1 IN
ed price Td2s7 spring nne L Slot,t -
Montana med rum and line salV'z scoureu
price 3ig32 81 APPLE S3af35.
ST. LOUIS.
81. Louis Nb,yember lo.-Wool active and
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New York November l0-WheGt Re
ceipts l7g TOO. exports $3.50; spot strong. y o.
red 7s's No. hard 9iis opiioGs strong
advance. No > red. November SIS, Decer1
hcr n 1l-lGnss. closed 5a''s. Hides. leather
and WOnl ufu.
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Difference go. 6o17 30S Sis,553 ...-
HANUE MARKET,
liavre. November 10.
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
Port of Galveston. November II

Port OF Galveston. November TO-
ARRIVED.
SIS powderham. Nrwchstle.
IS Awara. Algra li1y.
SAILED.
SIS san Marcos. Ritk. New York.
IS Solvciy, Hcdsrth. Manchester.
So Atlantic, Inwood, Liverpool.
IS Claudc hoye. Hay. MinCheRtcr.
Sch Maggie $. Hart, Fdrrow, Apalaohi-
cola.
Sch VIM. II. swan. Davidson, Mobile.
IS Hiternia. Richardson, Liverpool.
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sf.t.
,a N ,'r,. ne tAtthet ior
VIVA. WIS sIout 'nIouEhoui louVN So,
IL. ,,ttr,1H ,aot az ~ sal A. Wv NJ
Wy iuhnosl POM ol 'hc year, WsN, re-
IStli'E shShuN on 1eANHtlon ~ me close
CoIh hau oats iolioWeu WIN fractional
Vl@aots n'll aud heaNE'
''U.tn% OIL SflsIi, cpuu"SSinhs.
- h2iS cotupar,u Win svsterdlys close
E't,i." &C per pusnei toih ana oats un-
f@tIJvu = - ~ '3se, iespvc' Ne'y,
g.. ~ i''-F ii.Iu was kool trade atd
ihlIS AcliNo market IN wheat though tho
iaslso was narrower at lNdlA I'M! ial
irAIrs were at l's"lfs advance and the
Hd'ltct solu or iWctloh more. cnSed
or r., rallied l'se ruieI sleady ami CLOSED
~ IN N='sc advance. me carly strength
vas cue to me foreign news. Gables
III advance at Liverpool and then the
sinai receipts IN all quarters especially
IN toe Northwest, cat uute 3 figure. Beer
n2n,n gnhleS con- ma ~. a@nage IN
.4 l ntne. san fIah@sGo furnished fur
thrr bill news IFS to il,t shipments TO
1,.'.,'' va NH u'uut" it ih.tl NY ana
WtN" opi huNcrS mere ana also eNerted
great Influence ON prices. Hcrhn r,riy
VIZ A'loted ~ mark higher. Receipts at
Nm rlcan wheat Gram rio's were re-
~. runner was IN circulation via san
IRAN 'isco, that India had rain. rnt 1iN.
orpoui aivic,s ana not refer to she same
aul 1t had but little cffer on tho fn1rkrt
tNPors we're foir AT 26qe0 nnshca OF
strcct's reports an increase me past week
iu visible supply of 3.%H.op hu4hciS. thr
iuor, Use tho same woc> lass, t.I h, INC
H..ih 100 bushels C'loeinr fIy,runoI 4liaa
quoted srot unchanged 10 li.l higher. Tho
ne'. My sprend narrow, + M oH. M,
60 ~, Tho weekly worlFs SHIPMENTS vas
as wesE ani 7.5os.o9 nusaSs ast '' year.
Wh,-n tttcn for lre}rni n,i tw, ,t,,n1
for Liyctpool about io,Jao busScle In ali ali,
AMI .,.liinI = Trnyfh 4it,. rt sd e.. ...,n.,.i
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So Glonvich. Liverpool, October 20.
SIS lioniton, Ponarth, oct. %.
50 iiolywell, Liverpool. October ~.
Ss JeanaiI. Cape Town. Sept. -
IS Marlstow, Plymouth. Oct. :.
- Melbrdgc. Itio do Janoiro, oct. IL.
IS McNicauo, Philadelphia. Nov, 1,
IS Mokta ph,ladclphia, sept \,
Ss Oswostry, l.as ralmas. Oct. Is.
S. uttorspool. penarth. oct e.
S. i'atrin, Hamburg. oct. "a
s. r,Whrlge, kOy West Oct, n.
IS Phoebe. Penatth. Oct. q.
IS Guantock, Port sale.
50 Rntclifrc. Barry. Nov. {.
~ Rosomoran, BIO Janelro. Oct. a.
So Strathmore, pelgoa Bay. Aug. IL
SIS Strathucvis, ugapore. AuE ~
SIS Toronto Shields oc, II.
IS Tramteld. Hamburg, oct, 80.
ss 1'rpoN Barry Oct. Il.
- WnNhS. Huonos ANres. August T.
IS zanzibar. Cardir. Oc,. Is.
Sch Belle o'Neil. Philadelphia. Oct. 7
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500 rcls FER 100 kilos. Receipts two day,
q 1909, stock 5ij,po.
ltio--tirm; No. I, Rio l2.Soo refs per 100
kiios. Exchange ~ 16-lsI Receipts two
days lp,tor. Cl,s red for the Untted States
SOD, for Europe ycO; stock S200p
New Iork-rotal warehouse deliveries
from the United states l5.iW bags inchid-
ms 1904 from New York New York stock
2SseH United States stock - loo: afsoat
for the InHed States l2S no, total visible
for he United states 7o5, los bags. against
So, $40 last yetr.
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.
CHICAGO.
The leading futures ranged as follows:
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FORT WORTH.

Market supplied with eautle and calves.
sheep and hogs in demand
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0ALYMsroN arocll.

THIS THIS day
ON rhipboard day. last year.
For Great Brtain,,...,.. i7,iai n So
Fur France ..,........... I.ON 2NIS
For other foreign. ..-,.. ll,thi sni
For .1AstWiYe -.......,.. $50 b4Gb
In rusnif' Sers ,..,.,,....,.lVA.l 10 fG,ihi
T,tni ut..I fCp 7qI u.a
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St. Louis, November 10, - Cattle--Re-
ceipts 100, shipments 800; steady and act-
i've. ratives 5.50fii So dressed beef AMI
shipping steers q, 2Dfii 70; lights :.ioa3 IS;
Irdfan cattle strong. a.00ff3 st; cows 2.O5ab
ESQ Hogs Receipts 1000. shipments 1000;
opened steady. closed Sc lower: yorkers $40
as. IS; packers s,2sata. Is: heavy slvg3 IS.
sheep--Receip,s sou, shipments none;
market firm and active; Southwestern
mixed a.2oQ35O; lambs 3.00I as.
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4. Ask.d. Bid
NEW ORLEANS TUTURES
Opened stcady, i2.oS steady. closed
st~.dS. sales -, loo
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DR., MABEE'S STRONG TONIC.

THE following dealers In staple and
fancy groceries, etc, In the city aud
suburbs, have purchased a stock Of DR..
STRONG TONIC
,,r The benefit Of their customers; Pcbler
e. Wohuhns, Virginia and South Huron
sirtfts; II. Jucrgsns Il Son. - MARY
,'rd street; Charles lukenS, 70 Zane
.inSt; c. H. DinSer,50 South Broadway;
Jam Mehlmann, Virginia and Broad
way streets; @. IL. Wilson, " South
IiTron street; c. L. Paul, Penn aud
Virginia; Robert Atchlson, bridgeport;
+ ProSscr, $50 Main street: W. c..
sngrco, AS Main street; \. Korn. 700
Main street: II. ScriS, % Main street;
I. Montgomery. 2I02 ChIpllrc street;
Sam R;McKce, "221 Market street; c.,
raIloure. East Wheeling; 4. j.. Cole,
Twenty.sccnnd md Main Streets Roth
+ wendell, Thirty-ciIhth and Jacob; J..
/ O'COnror y Son. Forticth and Jacob;
EydInctr & RcmkO. 1906 jacob. K. l.,
Nihb9, McMcchcn.
Martins Ferry-Barrctt & Company;
rcuIs Rothrfmund. L. l.. Scheclc, Nh
derbrand 6 Company, lshmael Cox, ].
+. Groves and W. II. Rohrey & Com
plny,
the appetite. aids digestion, purliIcs the
SIuod. CURES Liver and Kidney trou-
bles and makes the, weak strong. For
sale at the above groccrs at Is cenb per
plnt bottle.
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CtflCAGO-rhc grain and provision
markets were to-day once more Ipjur-
Husly affected by n badly dem0ralIscd
stock market In New York. They Of
fcrcd n stout resistance, however, to
any further decline and In the end
wheat was no lower than on the day
before.
Corn was lower for September and
isGhC higher for May.
Provisions showed a material de-
cline.
Flour quiet and easier.
Whcat-Cash. No. 2 spring 5J&c: No.
. rcd $3.50; August 55I Sep
TENDER 55Ns6 5GT Gb6&c: December
5S5SQ5oih0 50Ac.
~Corn-Cash. No. 2. 2STc: No. . yellow
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By using THE New Great South
American Kidney Cure" This new rem
edy is q great surprise on account of
its exceeding promptness in relieving
pain In the Kidneys Bladder ana Back
in male or female. 1t relieves rctcn-
tiOn OF water. and pain In passing il
almost Immediately. Save yourselves
by using this marvellous cure. Its use
Will prevent fatal consequences In al
most MI cases By Its great Alternative
and healing powers. Sold by r, II.
List. Druggist. Wheeling. w. Va.
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No Internal medicine required. Cures tot.
ter. eczema. Itch. nil cr%uptions on tho
face. hands, nose, etc, leaving tho skin
clear. white and healthy. Its great heal.
Ing and curative powers arc Possessed by
no other remedy. Ask your druggist for
SWAYNE'S OINTMENT. tths&w
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THEORIES of u r may be discussed
at length by physicians. but the suffer
ers want quick relief: and One Minute
Cough Cure will give II to them, A safe
cure for children. 1t Is the only harm
less remedy that produces Immediate
results" Charles r. Goethe, corner
Twelfth and Market streets: Bowie &,
Co, Bridgeport; Peabody & Son, Ben
wood. =
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Symptoms-Moisturc: intense itching
and Singing: most at night; worse BY
scratching. II allowed 10 continue III.
mors form. which often bleed and ulcer.
ate. becoming very sore. SWAYNEis
OINTMENT stops the Itching and bleed.
Ing, heals liberation, and In most cases
removes the tunlors. At druggists or by
mail. for 20 cents, DR.. Swayno & Son,
phllnnnlnllin
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FALL RIVER-The local print cloth
market closed very quiet at 27-lGc.
NEW YORK-Printing cloths steady
at . 7-lGc. Good business to-day.
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OIL C1TY-CredIt balances 81 06: GER
tiilcates opened and highest at 81 o.;
lowest and closed AZ 81 06; sales 1000
barrels; shipments 1880 barrels; runs.
aS,9iS barrels.
NEW YoRK-petroleum strong:
Pennsylvania crude strong at 81 or
bid: Ohio crude strong at 81 OF. bid.
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Have you ever heard OF n medicine
with such n record OF cures ns Hoods
SarsaparAla? Don't you know TINT
Hoods S%arsnpnrIlla, the One Trne
Blood Purifier. has proved. over and
ovor again, that 1t has power to cure,
even after MI other remedies fall? II
you have impure blood you may take
Hoods ~Sursaparilla with the utmost
confidence that 1t will do you good.
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Nobody need have Neuralgia. Get. DR.
Miles Pain Pills from druggists. "Ono
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Metals.
MnnL.

NEW fORk-PIG iron easy. Copper
easy. Lead steady. TIN easy: straits
Sl3 SO@l$S 81. Plates steady. Spcltcr dull.
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Pennsylvania stations.
Pennsylvania Lines!

Trains Run by Central Time.
Ticket Offices at Pennsylvania Station on
Water St. Foot of Eleventh ST., Wheel
Ing. at Mcclure House, Wheeling, and at
the Pennsylvania Station, bridgeport
System-"pan Handle Route"
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Electric cars from bridgeport 10 Wheel.
Ing, Electric cars to bridgeport,
snuily.
tSundnys only between rointa marked :
All other trains tlnlly except Sunday, >
On Sundays train No, runs to rhrirhs.
villo only. and on snMG days train u starts
from Uhrichsvillo instead OF bridgeport,
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HOBBS PILLS assist digestion. :
a..-" 80 1 A
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Headache cured In 70 minutes by DR..
Miles Pain Pills. 'Onu cent i Dose" At
dTuEglHt5.
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There was small chance to question
the hrcatilicsS Tommy when he appear
cd, for he was "tardy" and II seemed he
knaw nothing about his protector any
way. lie answered he was "all right"
and when 1t recess he GOt q chance to
exploit his adventure was given over to
limitations of the horses. But VIII did
hot come back TO his blowing; Annie
watched for him all that afternoon, and
the children had an easy time. But af-
ter they were gone-yes. there he was
coming down the hill. one arm In n sling,
"What Is It. Anniu?" that was all he
said. as he stood pale aud firm In the
dooi way. Annie started toward him.
TEL me-" she sdid. lis 1t broken
have you had a.dJctor?"
Don't torment me; never mind; IT'S
nothing. What Is my answer? Oh, An
mic what Is my answer"
Annie only looked mt him. but such q
light, such II trcmOr Of tremuloue feel
Ing Hooded her face that the mar moved
toward her and with one arm that could
stIll obey his will folded her again to his
breast. She lifted her eyes to him and
he kissed her.
"Why didn't you .cll me you gnvcd
Tommy's life?" she whispered, after a
time.
II had other things to think about"
"But didn't you know that that would
make me love you?"
Love me? | knew you'd be grateful,
but l didn't want you to take me out Of
gratitude: you do 1--we me, don't you?"
"You nre just a man and you don't I'M
dcrstand anything. | loved you when I
saw you catch those horses. and more
now because you didn't tell me about It.
You are a hero md you don't eve know
It," and Annie laughed and rubbed her
littlc head against his shoulder.
WIN looked puzzled.
IF you love me It's all right he said,
his face clearing. but ! don't see what n
little thing like that has to do with t."
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a. m. Sunday, November la. 1885,.
Leave EnuulniS-iS:vD 1919. SIl:iv u. M.
f.::.N, 'S:l5. ii;Sp, $500 p. III.
Leave Peninsula-tS:e6. t9:5l. sll:iS q
M, 1926. 's:@l. ti:S6 s9:U6 p. nj.
Leave Martins F~rrry-tS:l2. 1851, sll:as
q, m, f9;3., 'S;2i. ti:is, s9:l2 y, IN.
Arrive Terminal junction-tS:l;. tlo:0a
SIZES a. m, 1888, $3.50. t4;i6, s9;lS p. m.
NJ. 'lG:lo a. IN, $3.50. si;05, .tS:iI. tS:i5 p m.
Leave Martins Fcrry-tI:S. $500. q, M,
.l2;l5. sl:0i. t4:l0, 1919. 1850 y: M.
Leave Peninsnia.f7:Si. s9:li. u. M. 'l2:5l.
Arrive WhccllnE-t,;i0. s9:so. a. m.
.i@:bi. tA:li. Has. 1851. 1905 p. m. az
"Daily. Italy except Sunday. sSun-
days only.
All trains Will run on Enstorn Tlmo.
]. L. TAUSSlG. Superintendent
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Wheelind & Elm Grove Railroad.
on ana after Saturday. February :, 1885
trims will run as follows, city tIme.

tDnily. except Sunday.
sunday church trains will leave Elm
Grove al 9:iS u. M, and Wheeling Mt la;lI
n. n. II. L. WEiSGEREER,
General MANAGER,
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The SchoOlhouSe was on a hill, and It
looked far down n white road that went
on by the field Harvey was blowing and
then up hill again past the house that
was his home. Annh stood in the door
and looked at the scene and thought:
that mnsterful way in which Harvey
had demanded his answer had done
something for his case. Annie hated
worse than ever TO give him up but
then what was there about VIII iIar-
Vey to make him n rival in her heart
of Lord Montmorency and Edgar AL
lingham, the heroes OF her ~favorite
nOvel?To be sure his blue eyes grew
wonderfully bright and 50 soft when
he was talking 70 her-she put out her
hand again to the top OF her pretty
dark head.
Why-wasu't that Tommy coming
along the road? How naughty OF him
to 50 so far away when she had only
told him he nigh: 90 home with the
Tracy children to dinner. Tommy was
her own beloved little brother, and IL
was very hard for her not to be par
tial" to him in school.
Il suppos l ought to punish him." she
thought, woefully. smiling. too. as she
looked at the little man trulginE along
FAR of upon the dusty road. Then her
heart stood StiIi: a great cloud Os dust
sprung up in front OF the Harvey house
M with 1t came Into sight a pair OF
runaway horses dragging the remains OF
n wagon behind them. In an instant
they would be on Tommy. and Tommy.
such n little fellow, turned and then
stopped, too terrified 20 movr: but some
one else moved. sprung Over the fence Of
the wheat field and threw himself In
front OF the terrible horses, caught them,
struggled: then away they broke again,
throwing Will down. She saw Il was he
and TOmmy-TOmtny was sitting tri-
umphantly on the fence to sec them 20
by. II was Annie's turn to lose the pow
er Of motion. Was VIII dead? She had
given one gasping cry as he fell. but now
she clasped her hands and strained her
eyes in silence; she only began to cry as
VIII, after a,few seconds. slowly picked