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The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1897-01-15


to be pritchard man, gold bugism and
all writes the following: in to-day's is
sue it is reported that Grissom, one Of
Pritchard's managers who is here says
he has a letter from me in which j say
that all the II Populist who left the ma
GRITTY caucus will vote for Pritchard. Per
NIT me to say that j never wrote any such
letter TO Grissom or any one else"
81 = y
This news on the Senatorial fight comes
from the Washington Post.
Representative Pearson, of North
Carolina, has returned from a visit to his
home Mr.. Pearson is a warm personal
friend OF Senator Pritchard, and hopes
to see him reelected. He is confident
since his visit to the State that this will
be Tic outcome of the Senatorial fight
there. Representative Howard, OF Ala
bama, said yesterday the report had
come to him that il Pritchard could not
be elected the Populists were disposed
TO unite on Representative Linney, who
was reelected to the next Congress by
a Republican Populist fusion. Judge Lin
ney, however, reasserted to n Post re-
porter yesterday his loyalty TO Pritch-
ard
1t seems that there are Populists who
take orders from Mark Hanna in other
States as we'll as North Carolina. The
Washington Post says:
1.-The gold Populists Of North Carolina
are not going to carry off the prize for
political novelty without a contest. The
Democrats and Populists of the Idaho
LegislatI who are following the leader
ship of the lone gold standard Republican
are crowding the North Carolina people
for first place"
Mr. Sutton, of Cumberland has secur-
ed the reference of his bill to prohibit the
manufacture and sale Of cigarettes TO
the committee on Public Health, and will
press its passage. Speaking Of the Gig
arctic habit. the Scotland Neck Demo
crat says this week
''The cigarette habit is running more
of the boys and young men of the land
than many suppose. Recently in Sails
bury boy thirteen years old died from
the result of cigarette smoking His
sudden sickness baffied the physicians at
first but they learned before his death,
WHICH IOupNcu LII u lew JLhtJ buG
disease was the result of cigarette smok-
ing. Though quite young he had been
smoking for years. We saw three small
boys at railroad station few days ago
smoking a cigarette together. One
would Whit and then another They
were testing skill at swallowing the
smoke. Surely the effects OF the cigar
cite are dangerous and all prudence ought
to be used to keep boys from using them"
IL
This weeks Roanoke News contains
the following:
The newly arrived stranger in Raleigh
started UP Fayetteville street in search
of information. In front of the postof-
fee he encountered a man in new store
clothes and stove pipe hat.
''Afy good sir" said the stranger, Il
am in search OF information concerning
this great State and feel sure that you
can assist me very materially What is
your populations"
Dunno"
what kind OF school system have
you?"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-03-15

Washington special In Pittsburgh Dis
patch: Evidently the millennium is close
at hand. word comes M from South
Carolina that Tiilman has put himself
upon record IA saying the most charm
Ing things about President Mckinley.
u tell you" Says the interview, that
Mac Is Il danny. He IL not going to let
Hanna do much with him, lie Is one Of
those men that thiaks as well az plans
Tor himself and all this overriding that
YOU hear OF IL all nonsense, You may
nut II in your hat thnt Mckinley Is going
To- BE- President. He is q different kind
OF man from our estimates OF him, and
| am Rcrreably impressed by the ipdi-
cations NJ his independence. This is
The terrible south Carolina are-eater,
who has all along refused 10 believe that
Mckinley was not owned body ana soul
by the mllliOnaires. Now leltcst thou
thy seryau, depart IN peace for tutne
eyes have seen thy salvation"
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EVERY nay TRruMPHs.
Every Time, Every Place EVsTyNV'rFs
Thcy TtiuMph There's ProsfOTThla 1"
wheeling.

Every Time, Every Place EVsryNVl'rrs
Ti,cy TrluMph- There's PrOsfOrThla In
Wheeling.
step by step onward
bay by day confidence increases.
Wheeling appreciates IN good thing
They praise It when they ind it.
No praise too gerat Tor the little con-
queror,
The little bad back wonder-worker,
Racks that ached ache no more
strength TO weak backs has been re-
stored
The lameness goes. because 1t cannot
stay.
had backs are but bad kidneys.
That's why Doan's Kidney Pills cure
them.
They reach the spot.
Easy % prove that this IL so.
Ask your neighbOrs,
Mrs. George W. Thompson, OF No.
siiS Market street. says: although my
Kidneys have been FAR from strong Tor
several years II il only for the last
twelve months that / have been
troubled so severely. / neglected 10 DO
anything for II, thinking provnbly II
WOlllu EtA wen VI lAAtllt wv ~ 49, "
on the contrary ] had constant, duli
aching pains across the small OF my
back and heavy bearing down pains IN
the bladder. could not rest at nights
on account OF my back and would lie
for hours In vain effort to get to sleep,
rising in the mornings tired and lam
guid. more 80 than when went TO bed.
After / had been around for awhile
would feel little better. but could not
do any household work without Caus-
Ing myself great deal Of pain. There
was distressing and annoying urinary
weakness. together with headaches and
spells OF dizziness, When saw D0hn's
Kidney pills advertised my Kidneys aud
back were very bad. ! went to the Lo-
gan Drug Company and got Il box and
took them. | had taken but n few doses
when | felt they were doing the work
for me In good shape. and before had
completed the box was entirely cured
OF the trouble and have had none OF 1t
since
Doans Kidney Pills are for sale by
nil dealers. Price 80 cents per box, or
six boxes Tor s. 80. Sent by mail on re-
celpt OF price BY Foster Slllburn Co,
buffalo. n. Y, sole agents for the
United states
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THE TARIFF pILL



formed.
Pittsburgh News: The new tariff BIZ
as practically agreed upon by the Re-
publican members of the ways and
means committee is measure which
VIII meet popular approval. II viii not
only produce the revenue needed to car
ry on the affairs of the government
without deficit, but It viii also ex-
tend adequate protection to great
American Industries, ana thus contrib
ute TO nuke both the nation and It's
people prosperous. The additional rev
cnue which It Is expected to yield will
be between 100000 and 100000 600, Of
which about 2LOOOOOO viii come from
sugar. The production OF which in this
country VIII be fostered to such an ex-
tent by the imposition OF the duty that
It win be impossible to keep Its price
above the real value. At the same time
the money now sent abroad for the ar
ticle viii be retained within our own
borders.
The duty on wool II Is expected will
yield revenue Of SlA,00O,0OO, while II
VIII ntlp To uBhlIl put On llb lteL hlGhN
industry, which, through the operation
of the free raw material idea embodied
In the WllsOn-G German law, has been
practically ruined, the number OF our
sheep having fallen on fully IS per cent
and their value so per cent. Lumber
and timber are also to be protected. and
the American grower and producer
thereof considered OF more Importance
than his foreign competitor.
The rates proposed upon Iron, steel
and glass. in which Pittsburgh people
are specially interested, are such as Will
enable American manufacturers to
compete fairly with foreign cslabllBh-
ments without doing injustice TO the
American consumer. The experience Of
the last four years has convinced
many heretofore uncoHviHced Of the me-
cessity OF higher duties than were I'm
posed In the last tarlff bill, and the
large majority of the American people
would be disappointed II the new tariff
bill did not recognize this fact. The Re-
publican members of the ways and
mcasn committee have therefore per-
formed their simple duty In agreeing
TO do this.
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Human Ingenuity.

Certainly. for the mechanic, human
ingenuity has never produced better
linimeut than salvation Oil. which now
stands nc&cclled lorcuriug his sprans
and bruises caused by a fall or cuts
and wounds The result Of an accident
with his too! or cav. Salvation DIAL
ways kills pain. "Rcccntly, | fell
about twenty feet and was very much
bruised OF my leg and side. but after
battling them with salvation Oil The
bruises soon disappeared. think Sal
walton Oil is Just the thing for sores
and bruises" A. Jacob Rice, $40
Church st., Easton, Pa. Salvation Oil
may be bought anywhere for % cents
Substitutes offered by dealers may cost
less hence, do less. salvation OIL
however, never disappolpts the user.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-03-15

evldcnclng that at last we had passed
the dreary stage Of stagnaucy.
General trade retains the improve
ment recently established. business
at this centre with the west especially
shows healthier symptoms, There t..
however, sstil the cautious policy OF
huyinr cautiously and frequently. IN.
stead of anticipating future wants, ana
an entire absence OF speculation III tile
leading staple articles. This process 10
OF course fatal TO enthusiasm IN the
markets, but nevertheless, as measured
by aggregates. business VIII SHOW
much more satisfactory results than
We have been accustomed TO Tor inc
last three years The business OF the
railroads X held in check By the floods,
storms and bad condition Of roads in
cidcnt Ia Tie season. which forcshnd-
ows an Increase OF earnings when these
obstacles are removed, Upon 4 survey
OF the situation as whole, the bal
Rnce OF probabilities seems TO Incline
to steady rise IN values, attended with
reactions arising from such conttngen-
cies as special political influences.
HENRY CLEWS.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-03-15

RradstrecCs The good demand for
wool. so noticeable since the beginning
OF the year, continues, ana manufacture
cys are SIN putting in supplies Pur-
chases IN Boston during the past ten
weeks have beeen In excess of il,OOO-
600 pounds, or an average Of over 1,OV0,-
$50 pounds per week.. Buyers are bas-
ing the price on the cost TO import ana
are taking both domestic and foreign
WOODS on that basis, Importers are selt-
ing where they can see II profit IN tue
transaction, and arr renewing their
stocks from abroad The London sale
opened March Q, with good competition
among European and American buy
ers Prices on woods suitable for this
country were well sustained on the ba-
sig OF the previous sale. II looks as
though American buyers would operate
abroad AZ long us they feel safe AS re-
CARDS getting the woods into this cOun-
try before any tarift change goes into
erect. In domestic woods most bust
ness doing is In territory grades, on
about the same basis OF price that rul-
ed two months ugu. Quarter and three
eighths blood uuwnshcd ieeCes are
about lie higher In price,
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NEW PAPERS Ic n bolt at chew's.
A HOME REMEDY


FOR hs Car. Of COId' aud In
Grippe.
La grippe and influenza. cold IN the
head or on the lungs. are not only as
trcsSing malAdies. but are very danger
Gus as we'll Cold on the chest ~ an IN
namation affecting the oir-passaEes
and vcsels leading into and through
every portion Of the lungs. The inhNm-
nation may be 50 violent as 70 cause
death In a short time II not quickly re-
du.ad. or IL may lInger and drag as a
bad cold Of more or less severity, W hat
Is true OF cold ls equally true OF u
grippe. Even = mild condition Is liable
10 turn quickly Into acute pneumonia
or what Is worse. Elll0pinE Consump-
ton The breathing tubes become 80
sensitive that the least exposure. the
slightest draught, change Ot,clOth!nE, or
Of the weather IA sufficient to cause
fresh cold, terrible cough, pain ana te-
Yer. Cough II the foremost symptom.
ana I, may be harsh aud dry. or loose
and broken with much eNpeCtOrauOn.
II IL always annoying. keeping up .
constant Irritation aud excitement In
the sore and lnHamcd tubes, There Is
pain and tenderness under the breast
bone, sometimes OF \ raw and tearing
nature. H1arscncss. huskineEs. whis-
parlng, or loss OF voice, chilly sensa-
lions. sore throat aching Joints and
catarrh OF the head, As the disease ad-
vances there are night sweats, hectic
fever, loss or flesh, splitting OF blood or
hemarrhage. and the patient has the
appearance and symptoms OF con6ump-
lion, The old way OF treating cold is
too well known to need any explanation
here: the new way--the better way-ts
with Lightning Hot Drops. This rem-
edy Is especially valuable In colds, Ia
grippe. Influenza. coughs. holrsehess.
ETC Indeed. FOR IA grippe and influenza
II nav truly he said 10 be n specific.
while FOR breaking a cold or relieving
huarsenebs Il IS without an equal.
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There is nothing Just as good rs DR..
tSIng's New Discovery Tor Consump-
ton Coughs ana Colus. 50 demand II
au,l do not permit the dealer to sell you
come substitute. He win not claim
there Is anything better. but In order
10 make more profit he may claim
something else TO be lust ms good You
want DIR. Xmas New Discovery be-
cause YOU know Il to be safe and re-
liable, and guaranteed to do good or
money refunded. For Coughs. Colds
Consumption aud FOR all affections Of
Throat Chest and Lungs, there IA Moth
inc 80 good as IL Or. Kings New Dis
royerr, ~ Logan Drug COmpany's
Drug Store. Regular size 10 cents and
81 90 3
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-03-15

"Mystlc Cure" for rheumatism and
Spralgla radically cures In one 10 three
DAYS. Its action upon the system Is re-
m6rknblc and mysterious. II removes
nj once the cause and the disease immC-
dlatoly disappears. The irSt dose great
~ benefits
T. +. Anthony. Cx-postmaster OF
Promise City. Iowa, says; Il bought one
bottle OF Mystic cure for RheunA usm,
and two doses OF 1t DID me more good
than any medicine I ever took"
Sold by X. II, List. 1910 Main street,
Charles Menknmellcr, corner Market
and Twenty streets. druggists.
Wheeling.
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q. O. SMITH,
Real Estate and Fire Insurance.
ENshllhhgn Rnnk BMlldinE.
FOB SALE.


House, . fS6fns ana hall, lot hxl75. North
Main street,, cheap.
House. S rooms, lot SiXlE2 feet, MAEks:
street, between Eighth and Ninth street,
So JD0. s.u5
House, { rooms, brick. and stable. E!gh-
tenth street, I,l59.
each: SO c4sh, balance IN one year.
House. rooms, hall and large lot, Eigh'
tenth street.; cheap, on very easy terms
One OF the beSt corner lots on Lind stree:
for $27i one-thITd cash, balance In one and
Corner lSi on Cherry stree, for SIS; one.
third CASH Balance In one and two yeaTs;
Lot on G1ietry street for $50: one-th!Fi
cash. balRIiCPtiu one and TWO years.
Two houses on Main street, near Seventh
street; CHEAP; on easy terms,
House rooms, brick. Sixteenth street.
terms east. S,Im
Splendid building site for dWelllnG Four
tenth street Dnd on Sixteenth street
House rooms and i.room house IN rear
Fifth wlAl Terms easy. $50.
The Lamb property, No. 2pIs Chaplihs
street, chtulG terms easy.
House fOoms. jacob street, between
Twenty-foigdh and Twenty-hfth streets
2 lois on Jacob street North BenwOoa.
House. 5'tooms, Eighteenth street 'l.lGS
$50 Will buy a nice lot fronting on Ina
street; oneNshird cash. balance on easy
500 viii h,iv n good two-roomcd house
fronting on GhdplIue street, near TENN
SJg5 will buy house OF rooms on WiIsea
street, Ctlttte Nheelin: 500 cash balance
Lots oul5and street. Cherry street ani
Money q ban on city real cs'''c.
NESRTTT g. DEVINE,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-03-15

Charles-TOwn Free Press: The name
OF col Richard Randolph McMahon, Of
Jefferson Place" Harpcr's Ferry has
been suggested to Governor Atkinson as
n minority member Of the Board OF Re.
gents OF the University a. M9FgaHtawH,
In this connection II may be stated that
four years ago this month Colonel Me.
Mahon gave gold prizes TO students OF
the University for cxcoiicnc" In the MIL
ltnry and literary department
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-03-15

MANY cases OF Grippe" have lately
been cured by one Minute Cough Cure.
This preparation seems especially
pLaptcd to the cure Of this disease II
acts quickly. thus preventing serious
complications and bad effects IN which
This disease often leaves the patient. c.
r. Goctzc. corner Twelfth and Market
streets; Bowie & Co, Bridgeport; Pea
body * Son. Bcnwood. s
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boposA1s.


y
Sealod proposals viii be received unilI
Saturday, AAnli ~. at y, m. 6r.fb,.
erection " a Parish school building fg-
tho Church OF the Immaculate COnrrp'I1e
In accordance Win plans prepared nl
same by F'ranZhsirn, Giesey e. lfarls. arch.
tects. city BIDS TO be cent 10 Rev, FafNrr
Mullen. Plabs Tim be seen at the room ~
tns Builders IA AaHse. % tAs IlUA iaII..
ing The right Is reserved TO reject arv
or all bids mrli-,-s
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TO LET s,NEW HOUSES.

Three new houses on the south side o..
Fourteenth street. and two new houses on
Eoff near Twelfth street. with rooms.
bath, halls. laundry. When finished viii
DO the best in the city. Plans can be seen
at our offloor- We will make changes 10
suit tenant. Possession July !. 1927. Sp..
claI ARRANGEMENTS can be made for thu
broken year.6I
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-03-15

DON'T allow the lungs to be impair
ed by the continuous irritation OF q
cough. II is easier 10 prevent consump
ton than TO cure IT, One Minute Cough
Cure taken early will ward on any
fatal lung trouble. c. r. Goethe, cor.
ner Twelfth and Market streets; Bowie
& Co. Bridgeport; Peabody & Son.
BON wood.
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CHEw's 1c Papers are new goods.

WHEN dizzy or drowsy take
BEECHAM'S PILLS
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TO IET.

Store room and dwelling 1i45 Main street.
Store roOfif and with second floor, i'll
Main street, .-Nill rent together or se1A'
rate iiH
Store roOcnsi Pythian Castle building
Store room corner Main and Eleventh
Streets
Ofiices, best In tho city
I-roomed dwelling IS South Huron street.
S-roomed dwelling % South Penn street.
. rooms $50 Market street, first floor
1-roomed dwelling % South Front street
S-roomed dwelling South Penn street
I-roOmed dwelling 81 Twelfth street
I-roomed dwelling q South Huron street:
also hAre' several ;, and b-FooHs5
houses oversize creek
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-03-15

Improved SO wonder
fully from tho Grst
that I at once dis
missed the physicians.
She now eats and
sleeps we'll and does
her own houseWork
We have recommend
ed Ynur remedies 10 o
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cHEw's 1c Papers are new goods.
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FOR SALE
~ FOR SALE.
FOR :. SALE.

Tho National Collection Agency, q
WashInEtol. D, c., will dispose Of the IoT
lowing judgments:
INVEST VIRGINIA
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cHEws lie papers are full length.


DOVER, n. H.. oct. n, 1896.
McHsrs. Ely Bros The Balm reached
me safely and IN 50 short a time the cr-
feet IS surprising. My son says the first
application gave decided relief. ! have
n shelf filed with "Catarrh Cures" To.
morrow the stove shnll receive them and
Ely's Cream Balm will reign supreme.
Respectfully,
MRS. FRANKLIN FREEMAN.
Cream Balm = kept BY all druggists
Full size zoe. Trial size 10 cents We
mail il. ELY BROS.
sc Warren St. New York city.
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SPECIAL CLUBBING OFFER.
i. The .
WEEKLY INIELLlGENGBR.
HnERIcAN
HGR!cgEIuRIsI
BOTH 1 EAT ONLY SI.35
Including tho
FARMERS ALMANAC
Described Below.

By special ArraNgRmrntwiut tho publishers
wo are enabled fur the FIRST time 10 Uacr tbs
AMERICAN AGHIcuLIrRISI- TIE IrRIlng AErl.
cultural weekly. IN connection with this
paper. The ANERicAS AGrlcrLrumsr IA
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It's content, and IS the oldest. best, and
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ITS FARM FEATURES, p .S" u ave mSrt f
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EHl farmers, supplemented with Illustrations
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isuneICcllcd.
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NEw rArERs le a bolt at chew,s.
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Wide Blended Git Borders 1Ocat Chew's.
EEECHAM'S PILLS cure sick Head
nr1,.
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NESRITT & DEVINE,
No l72S Market Street.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1897-01-12
Fine Singing.

The largest crowd for many months
past was present at the band concert
in Emma Square last night. The mus
ic by the band was excellent, but the
attraction of the evening was the sing
ing of glee club of Hawaiian boys
with stringed instruments, under the
leadership of VIM. j. Cuelho, of the
Young Hawaiians' Institute. One en-
core was not enough, and a second had
to be responded to.
The singing of the young Hawaiians
was remarkably good. This was we'll
proven by the applause that greeted
them after the first medley of Hawaii
an airs, an arrangement by Mr.. Cuel-
no. 1t was something good to listen
to, something which great many peo-
pie at Emma Square last night thought
should come every Monday evening
just before the intermission.
The singers of last night are not
members of the Young Hawaiians' In
stitute, but are boys who have taken
advantage of Mr.. Cuelho's kind offer
to teach them music free of charge
Their singing reflects great credit on
their instructor.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1897-01-12
Court Notes.

The brig Lurline, which was seized
by the Marshal last week, on account
OF a salvage libel for $4,000, perferred
by the Wilder Steamship Company,
has been released into the hands of her
master, Rudolph Spreckels having filed
bonds in the sum of $4,000 as security
against the claim. The case growing
out of the libel will be heard in cham
bers at 10 o'clock tomorrow morning.
James Carly has brought suit TO re-
cover the sum of $500 of Hon. Samuel
Parker. The claim is for numerous
back transactions in the year 1891.
The taX-appeal case of the Inter-Isl-
and Steam Navigation Company was
argued before the Supreme Court yes
terday and submitted. This matter
came from the Tax Board. in which
an effort at settlement failed. Minor