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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-12-18

The 4. other elements of war be-
sides Il =. the forests. War Is carried
on with s 2 IS well as with other means"
The - IA applauds Captain General
Weylert inent In the New York
World lc manner of Mnceo'a death
pointing out that 1t viii prevent a ropcu
ton of the story OF Maceo's murder.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-12-18

Passengers on a chair car on the Katy
robbed AT Sedalia, Mo, by three men.
Conflict between whites and blacks at
Perkins, O. r., is feared.
Negroes in Lafayette county. Arkansas
shot by whites who want ITO drive them
out OF the county
President Gompers OF the Federation OF
Labor practically exoncrated of charges
though no vote was taken.
Hermann, the great magician, dies of
heart disease near Salamanca, n. Y.
Editor Thornton of Clay county, Ala
hama. fouly eassinated.
jamestown. California. burned out by
fire.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-12-18

Severe earthquake shock felt in Englar I
Fifty thousand orphaned by the result
of tho Armenian massaores.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-12-18
TODRT'S FEATURES.


Sanguifly. the American in Cuba, to be
Immediately tried.
Temple Houston raising recruits for
Cuba in kansas city.
pr. Castillo of the Cuban junta. In New
York. admits that Maceo Is dead, though
other reports say he Is alive,
1t is intmated that DIR. Hcrtucha shot
Macco.
Secretary Olncy advlies the foreign re-
lations COMMITTEES of the senate to move
slowly in the Cuban matter.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-12-18

lich the insurgents are ad-
cause In other countries,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-12-18
MARTINS rERRY.


Tho official election statistics were finish
ed Oh Wednesday They show every Coun-
~ In the state Increased both It's Republic
can uuI Democratic vote. The least gain
was tho Republican gain Of - In N!ntJn
county. The same county increased IT'S
Democratic vote 10y - Tho only counties
in which the Republican gains were great
or han the DEMOCRATIC gains were Adams,
Ashtabula, Franklin. Greene. Hamilton.
Lawrence. L0ruiu. Nahoning, MoEtEOm-
Republican gains wcr" Si.Sas. Democratic
gains. 1928. The total state veto was
l.o>R.lg;.
Attorney General Monnctt on Wedncs-
day decided thar boys and girls who are
fourteen to sixteen years old. aud who are
not regularly employed. must 80 TO school.
even though they cannot read and write
tho English language. State School Com
missioner COrsoa requested this decision.
All who attended the entertainment nj;
the Presbyterian church last night. were
well pleased with II. The wedding was
better than on the Inst night. y hand
some sum was realized.
\ number OF Martins Ferry ladies havo
received Invitations to attend an M
Home to bc given by Miss Carrie Bran
nun. at Bridgeport, next Tuesday
John W. Barnaby. OF Canton, has been
appointed recording clerk under Secretary
nS State Mckinney and d. Il. Glllahcr. OK
WcllSviiic. shipping clerk.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. NJ. Henderson are NJ tho
bedside OF the latter's father. Williun
Cope. at Smithn"ld. He was some better
at : o'clock last evening.
The Farmers Institute. 10 b" held NJ
Colcra!u. December y II -. promises to
be II OF the best Ii the history Of the as
ISOLATION.
The Christmas Market 10 be hcIG at the
Episcopal church Tonight and tomorrow
night. promises TO be Il successful AGAR.
The Martins Ferry blast furnace engine.
which has been undergoing rrpair6 At
Pittsburgh. arrived yesterday.
il miniature .lour mill In operation in the
window NJ Henry WcrEig's grocery, is al
tracing muCt attention.
James RalstUn and W. f. Thomas ara
studying mechanical drawing three nights
each week in Wheeling.
Some OF the mills AZ the Actna-Stnrdard.
lost Il l!ttlc tlmr yesterday, on account OF
the shortage o. gas.
R~.nt.row's Jolly PathHnlcrs are giving
4 EoGd SHOW: at the opera house, 10 fair
sized crowd.
Yesterday Mrs, Sophia IIclling. rolIct o;
Henry iICi!.ng, celebrated her S~Cyentleth
birthday.
Judge Frazle= Is in California. and can
not attend the present term OF II" Circuit
court.
Mis- Belle Green returned yesterday
from I three weeks visit at New Castle,
IA.
Mrs. John Pollock and Mrs. Nichols. of
ST. ClGIravilic. were In town yesterday.
ST. C!nirsvillc Is making nm effort to &C.
cure a telephone exchange.
Or. VIII II. Hall. the dentist. IS confined
to his bed by sickness.
George Welshancc and Mrs. ShivcIy were
married yesterday.
John LESS will move his family TO Pitts
luTEn
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Tor the I'nwicrs nj Harvest iIomo OH
fIirI,tniu. Aflrrnuuu.

Colonel William Fcttc. OF the Fiar-
vest Home bowling alleys, hns p:ovld-
cd q special and novel attraction FOR
the bowling fraternity on Christmas
AFTERNOON. From each Of the eight
teams In the South Side Bowling
League, Two equal average players viii
he picked by tho secretary OF the
league: these will bowl one game each,
and the two muliug the h!GlcS:
scores Will carry OFF the prize. which is
nothing less than n fftv-pOund pig do
natrd by Colonel Fcttc. Thia pig viii
ilEu"c In 81 pig roast to he given by the
winning team. Colonel SchmulbaCh has
Hurccd to donate something substantial
IN the way nf liquid REFRESHMENTS: Mr..
John Roth WIN furnish n cheese or two:
Thomas Shci will give two or three
wagon loads VI bread. and other South
Side h0wlerH Will contribute other
good Things FOR this feast. ON Christ
mas day Colonel Fcttc viii have mnuv
ATTRACTIONS for the bowling fraternity
who ARE cordially Invited TO come out
the run"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-12-18
WHEELING MANUFACTURERS


h'l,Iy Of the Passage Or tho DIiuiry Tar.
mBni-An E,irn session viii IIrIuu III,
Protection Needed.
lhtelligcnccr reporters Faw Iron and
pottery manufacturers Yesterday after.
noon and asked them ~ to what they
would ask at the hands u the ways and
means committee OF tho present Con.
Er'sJ, which will be In vCssiOn next week,
Tor ;hc purpose OF preparing a revenue
tarlI measure. Il can bc seen that the
mAEn iRcturCr1 do not expect relief n;
TIE hands OF the present COnErCs8.
an I~htclliEcnccr reporter, In q talk
with a VOL known pottery man, who h
w a position 10 know what he " talking
about. was Informed that Il In an nsIur-
eu Cact that n special session OF Congress
VIII DO called o after President Nc
kinley takes his seat, and for no other
purpose than TO take up the tariff uuca-
Ton and remedy the many defects Of iEr
WlSou-GOrmaa act. The gentleman
SAii that by tho reduction In the tnrIrr on
pottery ware, Il Is impossible TO compete
successfully with tho foreign manurdC.
tuners and that II has been a struggle to
even make n showing during the tlmo
that has lntCrvCncl since the passage Ot
that bill, In answer 10 u question rs 70
the cHact nature OF the demand or re-
quest that will be made by the pot:ers.
tho gentleman said that nothing definite
has been decided upon, AZ they knew
THAI they could hope for no change ut
the hands OF the present Congress. The
Industry Will. OF course. h" represented
before the ways and means committee
uud will enter n plea for relief. but the
indications point TO the defeat OF the
DluEley bill, owing 20 the attitude OF the
silver senator's lie believed the pottery
schedule OF the Mckinley act would be-
asked FOR with Il few notifications. on
some articles the duty can be lowered
and on Others should be Increased. lie
ccclS assured that the pottery industry
VIII be protected In a way that will bonn
II and u n steady run all over the
country.
The reporter also saw an iron manu-
%fIciurcr. and he stated ihns he had moth
ing 10 give out just now rs t. the in
crease that would b. AgkNl by them. but
stated thar the industry would be repre-
scented before the ways and mcanG com
mIttec next week AMI that the case
would be presented at that time. He
also expressed 4 doubt rs 10 the llkcll-
hood OF the present Congress doing any
ching In the matter, bu; said an extra
session OF the new Congress would be
called In May that would enact n meas
ure that will serve 10 make the wheels
| so around"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-12-18

PARKERSBURG - The Ohio is Il
feet and rising, cloudy; mercury IS.
Passed up-Vlrginla. Valley Belle. Pass
ed down-.Hudson, klnawha. Due down
-ArEand, Leroy. The Little Nannwha
Is falling. Locals on time.
STETBENNILLE River I feet 10
inches and falling. Clear and cold. Pass
ed up-LorenS, II. X. Bedford. Passed
IOwE-Bcn Hur.
MORGANTOWN - River . feet: wca-
thcr fair. mercury 10.
GREENSBORO - River S feet and
stationary: cloudy and warmer. The
James G. Blaine is due up and down on
Friday.
OIL CITY - River . feet 10 inches and
falling; clear and cold.
WARREN - River ! foot S inches
and cloudy and cold.
PITTSBURGH - River sc feet and
falling u the dam. Clear and cold.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-12-18

Tho rrlcc Of credit balances took MI
o,.cr drop OF two cents yesterday and
PENNSYLVANIA crude Is now quoted at
scents. This Is lower than Of! has been
l., three years and the indications are
TIA, {. with 70 SIN lower.
operators and producers were on the
anxious scat yesterday, expecting tho
rYghcr on Compuuy's wells In the Ben
wood pcol to como IN, but the latest
,o,ys received from there was that tho
v,,l on the Ncr farm had broken
L,va and thnI the two wells on tho
Price tam had not yet reached the
f1rl and probably would not until
,nrn tlnc to-day,
R.mcy & Company made a location
Yesterday on the ]. ]. Smith farm Mt
SaneAo. and rs soon as the RIG can be
put ~ drilling will be commenced on
It. This well Is Il wildcat and Will be
OF considerable Importance in defining
the pool IN that direction.
,hr'G Il Company have the RIG III on
the Fletcher farm In tho Shallow Sand
territory and on Middle Island Greek
and will commence spuddIng the early
par. " the coming week.
The onion Oil Company hns started
q wildcat vel on i lease on Musilphlia
Island ind viii push It to completion
a rlpidly as possible II Is n wildcat.
J. 7. Ridge & Company's well on The
ShlWcr farm at Waverly, has been
Is:lsd In the sand and is showing ~
Gor 4 G~drty-bu-rel producer.
Tie Union OIL ~CompIny's well on the
Yratt farm In the Henderson, field nj
Wayrr.y, IS due and should reach the
sJrI to-day or Tomorrow.
The South Penn OIL Company has
MADE arrangements 70 Grill No. . on
The \. l.. romhlv farm in the PurGG-
G. :. Riggs farm In the same territory.
Ea,h q these wells are important. us
t. location. Tho irst we'll drilled on
The Cumbiy farm Is reported 10 be max
Ing about sixty barrels a day. natural.
SrauGerman & Company have pu,
tha six and oH%fnUrth inch casing IN
rari- well on t!fa Marshall tarm in the
S1EcHo territory, and K should reach
.a- sand during the last part OF mex.
week.
re Fisher oil Company is going
ahsld In developing leases In the Ben
wood territory. They have taken q
ls-gr amount Of supplies III; TO the!c
store houses and every Gay are order
IT. more.
shay K McNIlIen have abandoned
Tel" No. > on the Luhough farm. as II
has made no showing OF PRODUCING
anything but salt water. Their No, : or
tais farm ia s;oIl making about fifteen
barrels 4 day.
The well on the Hamilton farm.
rear W~0odsdeld. which Wa drilled in n
couple Of weeks ago. and reported 10
hr a bis producer. e. now said 10 DO Z
mystery. The owners have shut the
veil up and will allow 10 me to enter
t5c rig The general opinion IS that
the we'll Is 10 good.
:. IL regretted that the Fisher OF
C~1mpany's No. ) on the Cchra farm In
l." BeHwoOd territory. has been drill
80 through the sand and IS dry. This
VIII b" the third dry hole in the field,
T. the report proves 10 be true.
The well being drilled on the farm OF
Captain Charles MuhIman on Buck
Hill Bottom. just below Proctor. or the
Otto side OF the river. Is almost 10 the
sand and il Is expected 10 reach the
.ar In a few days. possibly by the mid
die OF next week.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-12-18
AMUSEMENTS.

Tint sparkling biz OF mlrth, music,
dancing and gymnastics known as
Eight Bells" Win be presented ut
N" Opera House tomorrow, matinee
md night. In Eight Bells" as every
body knows, or aHOuld know, by this
tine, the N:Otherg Byrnc have an OK
'c!i"nt medium for the dlspIay:DC their
h"euiinr talents. Improved M many
nays. and with the Introduction Of
iGIicH H"" b]Ilsia"s1, THIS odd mixture
~ llnt1mim". gymnastics. comedy and
Fr"cIIliy pretcnls to no higher mission
than that Of making II merry perform
nGcr, and this It accomplished IN per
i""t style. DatinE from the opening
s''1" to the drop Of the curtain. there
Is not = moIucnt IN which EUnic Of tho
humorous cast nrc % occupied In
i"u9rriEG matters pleasant for the uu-
G.cnCr.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-12-18
sHARXEY GETS HIS MONEY.
Prize Fight Has No standing In Court
IntcrcNiIng Decision.

SAN FRANCISCO. Dec. 1.-THE fight
between Sharkcy and FItzsimmons for
possession OF the so. 900 purse was con-
cluied to-day when Judge Sanderson. Of
the superior court, dissolved the injunc-
ton restraining the AnGlO-California
bank from cashinE the check. Counsel
for Sharkey called the attention OF the
court to the state law for6!id!HS prize
lighting. between which and 4 glove
contest" he maintained there was no
difference and he therefore argued that
a cdsc invUlv!IE the possession OF a purse
for prize fighting had no standing IN
court. The judge conCurrcd In this view,
and said he would have terminated the
proceedings earlier had that point been
called to his judicial attention. The
cour; held that under the California
statute. the civic board of supervisors
had no more power TO leSaI!zs a prize
fight than 10 sanction Il duel. The dcc!5-
ion concludes as follows:
There IS no question In my mind that
the parties IN this engagement or cNhl-
hition. or whatever you call 1.-THE COM
plant calls It 4 boxing contcst-are In
AANAAhAt SaANA1t NA~ lAENg "a AAAlA A4lI
people who Witnessed It are amenlablc
rs law-breakcrS. l understood thAs
these exhibitions are given. ard
they are given because the people and
police wink ut them. But no cour will
recognize any such proceedings. And
there Is no doubt in my mind that this
injunction should be dissolved and II
would have been dissolved X the motion
had been made Immediately upon the
heels OF issuing Il. as the court In fact,
expected. The order TO dissolve the in
junction will be granted and the COM
plant he stricken from the flies"
The whole proceeding was over. Fife
simmons and Julian looked decidedly
glum. while their attorneys looked re-
signed. Sharkey weS not there 10 wilt
ness his triumph. Fi;zSimmons' att"r-
ncy said the courts decision ended the
fight for the purse. He admitted his
client was knocked out by the law.
Neither Sharkey nor Lynch, his hacker,
presented the check for payment 10 the
AnGlo-CalifOrnia bank this afternoon.
Manager Idlienthnl. Of the bank. stated
to an Associated Press reporter that he
would decline 10 cash the check pending
the disposition OF several wr!tS OF gar
niShmvnt against the Q Of the
purse. The reports were current, suhSe-
Gucnt TO the decision that Sharkey and
FltZs!mmOnR, with their hackers and
gacunds, as well as Groom and Gibbs,
the two pTOpr!CtOrS OF the National club,
had been arrested. No II applied for
warrants for the fighters or their Rsso-
GATES, however, and Chief Of Police
Crowley said he had taken no action
looking 10 the arrest OF the puEiliSts.
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woman who has been restored TO health
and strength, and who wishes that her
own experience may be duplicated by
the experiences Of others.
Mrs, l. Dcdnon, of Fair Grove, Greene Co,
Mo. writes: I'm July 1895 I was confined. My
confinement was premature. About six weeks
after, ! was taken with severe flooding. | had
tho best doctor the country afforded. Hook med.
!cinc for ahou, two months but got no better. I
was very wcak-could not do any Of my work.
Could scarcely In q chair. Suffered with pain In
my back and hips and had soreness deep, low
down across mic ! had Inflammation and ulcrra.
ton 30 the doctor said. ! concluded l would
consult Dr. K. v. Pierce. wrote to you giving
you n full description Of my case. You advised
nc to take your Favorite Prescription be.
gan taking Il ut once. In three days | could feel
n change. Itook three bottles and the result was
d compute ea,r. II has been six months since !
used your medicine, and l feel no return Of the
diScasc ut all. wish also to say ] had no, been
strong for many years. | had taken patent med.
icincs and been attended by doctors but got no
better. Today there Is not n stronger woman In
the country than ! nm. I suffer no pain nj nil ;
eau work all day md not he tired nj night. ] can
clIccrtully say that I believe | owe my health TO
thr usco I your valuable mcdiciuc, and your good
advice -
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The great and only Pat Reilly opened
q Three nights engagement al inA-Cirani
opera House last night TO an audience
THAI completely filled In" theatre II
WAC one Of those crowds that always cu-
-'5H a Rpad show and OGr that realizes
,nlt they never fail to get II when Pc,
I.'.i" comes 70 toxin. The genial Pat
'"." T has anything but Il good GhDw and
i..N s"IR0n'd Is best Of all. II e headed
.. '.urfe by Pat himself. md hc docG hls
'''| ifHnY Irish a0. and lightning
..."'"h work. which never falls 10 please
'H" people. II" "a the boat Ia the busl-
n.' and hasn't g6t the gwrllch head,
81 l'f. In the company ave tho clever
'.lIn', who do an net that Il novel ng
sen ~ comic. The Sisters Lane, pnul0
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IRON HOUSE TO HOUSE


the IIuiI Of Wheeling In tho Near Flu
ture-Carricrs TO Sell Stamps.
The post0GIce department has decided
:. extend the system ot house 20 house
collection Of mail by carriers 10 twenty
i've Of the leading cities OF til" country.
and the public OK this city will be- S,-l
to learn that " hecIing is on Postmaster
General Wilson'S lis The cities
where the service will be established in
tn near future are as follows: Ale
EaaUy. Pa; Atlanta, Ga; Boston. Buff
ialo. Cleveland. Detroit. East Orange. y.
J.. indianapolis. Joliet, H.; M!nacapO-
u.s.: New orleans. Portland. Me-; Rich
MaEd. Va: St Adams. vi: St. Louis.
-. Paul, san Francisco, Springfield.
H.: SprlaGtiel3 :. Mass: Syracuse. y. i;
Ttc5mI. wash; TOIedC. o.: YicKsburE.
Allss.. Washington, u. c.: Wheeling, ".
IA.
An IRteliIGeEccr reporter say SurHr.r-
.cndcut n Nails John C0wl. Of the
Wheeling rCst1dicc, Lac: night, AID he
aid he had had no lntimntion that the
louise to house collection system would
he extended 10 this city. and tina. when
4 * done It VIII be necessary to emplU?
u number AZ additional carriers. as the
present force Is ovcrTOrked already.
The postmaster general has objected
the superintendent OF the free dtlivry
service 20 undertake an experiment: that
vas suggested to him some time ago and
authorize the sale OK postage stamps by
hitter carriers IN. several large cit
sos. 1t Il proposed to furnish the letter
r~ITCi-TJ with PACKAGES OF stamps In
..tI"I transparent envelopes made OF
rn,lul0id. II Is believed that this limo
vatiDn viii serve the convenience OF 4
great many people. particularly in the
r.s!Gencc portions OF cities. and nj thu
came time will largely Increase the sale
rf stamps. m the theory that many pcO-
I.a neglect TO write letters because It
cots them an effort 20 WI n stamp. II
tn" rXpcrImcn; proves successful It will
b" generally adopted throughout the
country.
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BOWLING.

Famous now leads Harvest in the
South Side Bowling League champion
ship race. At the close OF last weeks
play, Harvest and Famous were tied.
Last night the Famous gang met the
Abcr-NIts tai!cndCrs, and won three
victories without turning n hair. If
Harvest a take three this week from
Mail Pouch. Fcttc's boys will be UP with
the leaders. But Il will not be sIrprls-
Ing to see Harvest drop Il game to the
49, unnr. - Snnrn nf Inn .LIrh.l.. = n,nn.
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GMg.gf. sOMz4~1v

II a copyof Or. picrre'N Common Sense Med.
lea Adviser" WIS in every house in the uuitcd
States. half the sickness In tho country could be
prevented. This great work Of over a thousand
pages Is completely illustrated with Owe, three
hundred pictures. II contains many simple incx.
pcnsivr receipts for curing the COMMON ailments
which arise IN every family, by following It's
nhvicr, simple home treatment may I've given
for many little ailments, Serious sickness may
he prtycuird and many doctor bills saved.
Nearly 7nouco Cuples have been sold at SIS, per
half u million Is being distributed absolutely
free. II will be sent pnHt. paid 10 any one who
will send ~ ouecent htNmpl. to pay the cost Of
mailing cHir, to the Worlds DiEpcnsnry Medical
Association. No. tht Main Sttre.. Buffalo, y. V.
If you want Trencl, cloth binding, tcnd 10 ccnts
extra, 81 cents in all.
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TIL: RIVER.


YESTERDAYS DEPARTURES.
Parkvrsburg. ARGASD. I u. III.
PittsburSh... IORESA. ( Il. IN.
Pittsburgh...H. X. BEDFORD, q n. III
Cincinnati. HUDSON. ; Il. IN.
LEROY, II n. NJ.
MatamOras... LEXINGTON. Il n. III
ClarinStou....JEWEL $3.50 p. m.
SIstcrsvillc. RUTH. $50 y. m.
BOATS LEAVING TO-DAY
Pittsburgh. VIRGINIA. Il. m.
Parkcrsburg. HEN HJR. II n. m.
Darlington. JEWEL, $50 \. III.
SIsterSville.. RUTH. $50 p. NJ.
Pittsburgh. ARGAND, 6 p. III.
BOATS LEAVING TOMORROW.
Chnrlcston...H. X. BEDFORD. c n IN.
Matnmoras.. LEXINGTON. II H. II.
PIrkcrsburG. LEROY, II Il. III.
Clarington. ...JEWEL. $50 y. IN.
Sls;~ersvllle. RUTH. AGO p. m.
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and Ditn, and Smith and Cook, all frat
class artists, The whole show concludes
with the funny nftcrpictr cntltlcd. "Aiul-
loon's Gymnasium. " and It IL Il fine one.
The show VIII b. repeated tonight and
Inc rest N the week. Packed hhuHeS
can be expected throughout the engage
mnnl.
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The marks ut c p. m. showed S feet 3
inches and falling. Weather. colder and
cloudy.
The Virginia is going after the Cincln-
nat! 10 Pittsburgh record on Lae pres
ent trip. She reached Wheeling nj l2:l5
O'Clock this morning and cleared Tor
Pittsburgh al l a m. she had 4 good
trip. too.
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THE PRICE OF OIL.
another Drop In the Prise Of
Credit Balances. rs!
PRICE NOW NlNETY.FINE CENTS

aud Souihws,t Operator, Feat Il win Go
,,rrrsThrec Well. Dnr In lie iicnwood
rIrld Yc,ls rINy nrc Delayed rl'hsr on
company Preparing Tor u iiri'le Winter
Campaign Activity In the sAncho Dis
uIst-IRtr on News.