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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-07-14
Grand Excursion 10 Niagara Falls via the
Wheeling a. Lake Erie Railway.

The Wheeling & Lake Erie viii run a
low rate excursion TO Niagara Falls on
Wednesday, July II. fare $500 round
trip: tickets good for ten days.
Via Wheeling & Lake Erie and the
beautiful steamers OF the c. & u. Tran
sit Co. from Cleveland.
Niagara Falls and Toronto Special"
viii leave Wheeling & Lake Erie depot.
Wheeling, at 2 y. M. eastern time, p.
m. central time; Martins Ferry, 2:iO p.
m. eastern time, i:iO p. M central time.
running through to Cleveland. connect
Ing with the steamer at Cleveland and
landing you nj Niagara Falls nj $40 n.
m. Tickets are good for return on any
regular boat or train AZ any time dur.
Ing the limit N ten days, and excellent
connections ARE made ON the return trip;
no delays whatever.
This promises to be one Of the most
delightful excursions ever taken out OF
Wheeling. including as Il does 200 miles
Of ride on Lake Erie. BcrthH on tho
steamer can be reserved by calling upon
Wheeling & Lake Eric agents or II. u.
Lawrence, General Agent, 60 City Rank
building. wheeling, W. Va. Telephone
Q9L.
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kets OF the Central and South Ameri-
can states? Why should we not sue
cessfully compete IN that section with
Great Britain and the countries OF Eu-
rope?
RECIPROCITY PoLIcY.-under a
Republican policy we will hrsL
re-establlsh reciprocity, the doctrine Of
James G. Blaine. Then. send able con-
suls into all those republics, induce our
leading manufacturers and merchants
toisend their personal representatives
that they might assist In opening Up to
us an output for the over-productlon OF
our soil, and our labor, To transport
these products, N necessary, We can
subHdize American ships, 10 be man
ned by American sailors, carrying the
stars and stripes Into every port Of the
western world.
While the Republican party has ever
been in favor OF protection 10 American
Industries and American homes, II Is al
50 in favor OF protection TO human hfe
and liberty. In keeping with this pol
ely, IL will guarantee that oil liberty
loving people bf the Isle OF Cuba may
rest securely IN the shadow OF our coun-
try's nag. BE II said 10 the glory OF the
American republic, that her citizens,
since the advent Of Republican admin
istration. are better protected and are
safer In life and property, on the isle OF
Cuba, than are the subjects OF Spain
herself. How could our people espouse
the cause of Spain? Their very natures
revolt when they recall the barbarous
Conquest Of Mexico" which Is simply
link In the chain OF atrocities that
makes up Spanish history. Better, In
deed. for our country that X should ally
itself with the humblest government on
earth than that It should be uncon-
eerned about the barbaritles OF the
other nations, however exalted.
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OFFICIAL CROP REPORT.
Jaiy Return. to ths Department of Agrl-
culture.


WASHINGTON, July l3.-July re-
turns to the statlsticlan of the depart
ment of agriculture Indicate the follow
ing average conditions: Corn, $40;
Winter wheat, S1.2; spring wheat. 9l.2;
combined spring and winter wheat, H.9i
oats, s7.7; winter rye, $50; spring rye,
900; barley, $50; tobacco, ISIS; Irish po-
tatoes, s7.s
The report on the acreage OF corn,
which Is preliminary, shows n decrease
OF 1.2 per cent US compared with that or
last year. This represents decrease
OF about 100000 acres. Illinois. Mis-
souri,. Kansas. Nebraska, Texas and ono
or two less important corn producing
states show an increased acreage, but
this is more than Offset by the shrink
age in Iowa, Indiana, Ohio, Kentucky,
Tennessee and other states.
The average condition Of corn Is only
sgg or 9.5 points lower than in July Of
last year. The principal state averages
are ms follows: Ohio, T6; Michigan, so;
Indiana, SO; Illinois. So; Iowa, IS; Mis-
souri,. 90; Kansas, 20; Nebraska, So;
Texas, 101; Tennessee, 90; Kentucky,SI.
The condition OF winter wheat, SL2, Is
81 points higher than last month and
Sc points higher than In July OF last
year: that OF spring wheat, d.. is 10
points higher than last month, but 81
points lower than in July OF last year.
The average condition OF spring and
winter wheat combined, $40, is 15 points
higher than that Of the corresponding
period last year. The percentage OF the
wheat crop Of 1896 reported us on hand
on July 1, 1897. is $40.
The average condition Of the oats crop
SIS. compares very unfavorably with
that Of July, 1896. but Is only small
fraction OF per cent less than the av>
ernge July condition for the last ten
years.
The average condition OF winter rye,
$50. Is 1l.2 points higher than in July Of
last year, but that Of spring rye. 900, n
SO points lower than It was at that
time.
The condition OF barley IA improving,
having advanced IL points during tho
month. and IL now slightly better than
at this time last year. The tobacco nc.
reage shows n falling on OF over 20 per
cent COIlUuTfh Nl'h AuAA sfNlTt thAAA AlN
condition. 1855. ia less BY 10 points than
that OF July last.
There Is Il decrease In the acreage Of
irish potatoes of 81 as compared with
that OF last year. The shrlnkage IS gem
cral, Nebraska being the only state with
any considerable acreage devoted to
this crop that shows an increase. In
point OF condition also the crop at this
time compares unfavorably with that
Of last year. the figures being SIS and
900 respectively.
The wool report Indicates b.s pounds
as the average weight per fleece, M
compared with 81 last year and sc in
1895.
The European agent Of the depart
ment reports that the weather during
June was generally favorable to grow
Ing crops. except In Russia and parts
OF Germany and Italy but tho wheat
crop will be below the average In Great
Britain. France and Austria Hungary.
A consular report from Winnipeg. Man,
indicates good crops Of wheat. oats and
barley on an Increased acreage In that
province.
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A LOCAL NEWS ITEM
Picked Up on the Pike while Our Repre-
sentative was In Denwood.

sentative was I'm Denwood.
AS our representative wendell his way
recently to the southern suburbs OF
Benwood and walked along the pike to
No. 1850 he repeatedly asked himself
this question. VIII the proof. which
now appears below, touching the claims
made for an article In daily use In
Wheeling. convince the reader more
than what he has all his life
time been accustomed to see, viz: Long
winded statements from people he
never knew, never will know, and does
not want TO know. Read what Mrs. II.
L. Sharp says and see. She can be cas-
lily found. Her husband keeps the Dry
Goods and General Produce store on the
Pike: my back or my kidneys have
never been very strong" she says. "ess
peclally the last four or five years, but
II Is only lately that they became real
bad. / think probably the trouble was
aggravated by a cold, settling chiefly In
the left kidney. There was soreness
and aching pain that extended down
through the thigh, and / suffered n
great deal from headaches, and felt
generally run down and used up, as my
back bothered mo n great deal in get
ting around the house, had seen
Doan's Kidney Pills highly recon,
mended, on different occasions. and a.
l was complaining OF my back being
worse than usual, my mother got n box
for me at the Logan Drug Co.. and be-
gan to use them. They relieved my
back right away. and feel very much
stronger and better. ! recommend
Doan's Kidney Pills as being all that is
claimed for them"
For sale by NIL dealers. Price 10 cents
Mailed by Fostcr-Milburn Co.. Buffalo,
n. Y, sole agents for the United States.
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chrI.lIan I.na.nror Altsndanc,.

SAN FRANCISCO, July 12-At length
It is possible to state with close APP
proaeh to exactitude how many dele
gates attended the Christian Endeavor
convention. The registration commit
tee has made report by states and
counties OF the number of people regis
tered. The total number OF people from
other states, territories and foreign
countries in attendance r. ii.224. From
California the registration is 1904,
making a total Of 23,sis. From these
figures II will be seen that the actual
attendance upon the convention is sur
prislngly close TO the advance estimator
that were made. outside Of California
the biggest delegation was from I'LL.
nols, that state sending i,Os3, Iowa be-
ing next. Pennsylvania third, followed
by Ohio, New York. Missouri and Mas
sachusetts in the order named. II is
Interesting to note that the women
from all places outside OF the state
were almost twice as numerous as the
men. the figures being: Women, 7i77;
men, 3,I7.
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visitor. 10 Lincoln PARK in chicago

will be delighted with the souvenir
book OF this beautiful spot now being
distributed by the Chicago Milwaukee
& St. Paul Railway Company. II In a
magnificent publication OF 90 pages full
TO Overlooking with delicious half tone
pictures OF one Of creations most
charming places Of resort for citizens OF
the great republic,
No stranger visiting Chicago should
be without n copy OF tho Souvenir OF
Lincoln Park" 1t can only be pro.
cured By enclosing. twenty-five (25)
cents, In coin or postage stamps. TO
Geo. H. Heaftord, general passenger
agent. 40 Old Colony Building, Chlca-
caRo, iii. ws&w
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Mr. H. u, Grecyc, merchant, Of Chill.
howic. Va, certlfes that he had con-
sumption, wna given up TO die, Honuht
all medical treatment that money
could procure, tried all cough RENE
dies ho could hear Of, but got no ro-
lief spent many nights Hitling no In
a chair; was induced 10 try Dr. Kings
Now Discovery, and was cured by uso
Of two bottled For pnst three years
has been attending 10 business, and
says Dr. KlnHE New Discovery In tho
grnndest remedy ever made, na II has
others IN hiA community. Dr Klpra
Nov Discovery IN Guaranteed for
Coughs, Colds md Consumption IL
don't fail Logan Drug Goa Drug
Store.
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.Milligan, WiIkin & Co.
SENATOR HARRIS FUNERAL.
Remains ofths ngulshsd Tennsssssan
Inferred at Memphis

Inferred ht Memphis.
MEMPHIS. Tenn, July 1S.-The fu'
neral train bearing the remains of Ten
nessees distinguished senator Hon
Isham C. Harris, arrived In this city nj
1880 o'clock this morning. At Nash
willie the washington party was Joined
by Coy. Taylor and many state officials
including Treasurer Craig, Comptroller
Harris, Secretary of State W. s. Nor
gan Abjutant General Sykes, Hon
John THOMPSON, speaker OF the senate
and Morgan Fitzpatrick, speaker OF the
house. A..
Carriages were In waiting for the
members OF the funeral party, and a
magnificent heurse, heavily draped In
black. received the casket holding the
remains OF the dead senator. The Con-
federate veterans, Captain Carnes com
manding, in full uniform, acted as an
escort OF honor The line or march was
quickly formed, and the escort started
for the First Methodist church at the
corner of Poplar and Second streets IN
the following order:
Mounted police, the Confederate vet
Grams. pail bearers, the bier, family OF
the deceased, congressional delegation
Governor Taylor and stan. various To-
cal committees.
Hundreds OF citizens Viewed the march
To the church, where the remains were
10 lie in state throughout the morning,
The casket was placed in q large open
area, where thousands OF cltizens
viewed the remains.
The area had been appropriately
draped by the ladies' Of Memphis, and
the scenes within the church were most
impressive. Many rare floral tributes
were dropped about the casket by old
friends.
The interment took place at Elmwood
cemetery late this afternoon.
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WILL NOT 90 BACKWARD The
Republican party will take no backward
steps as to civil service reform. II hos
repeatedly declared In favor OF II. But
n IL opposed to that civil service re-
form which would thrust upon tho pco-
ole Of this country without fair COM
petltlve test colony Of incompetent
Democratic office-holders. The mere
fact that a man who nils an office ia a
Democrat Ia primn facle evidence Of tho
other fact that an Investigation ought
10 he made az 10 his ability 10 MI H.
Our party, true 10 ltB promises, Will
present 20 the people the Dlngley tariff
law. a law that will take the place upon
tho statute books OF the Infamous Will
Hon bill, that contributed 10 largely 10
our country's dlBtross. q law that Will
proylde revenues sufficient 10 pay the
expenditures Of the government; a law
that Will dlsplacc European labor with
American labor; n Inv that will bring
cheer and sunshine into our humblcst
homes; law that viii put new life into
the veins nnd arteries OF trndc and
commerce Then Democrats and Pop
ocrAta will have lost their shibbOoth.
for our all-aunlcient currency viii come
from Ia hiding, and 80 out on liz mis-
sion Of good will toward men"
our policy Will continue TO BE- 10 pro-
serve our home markets, ana then. ns
far na possible, capture the markets N
other countries, where our products nro
In demand. IN this connection. let mo
ask, why should we not supply the mar
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THEY are dandlcs' said rhos. Bow.
ore, NJ the Crockett, Texas. Enterprise.
while wrltlnu about DcWnrs Little
Early lllHcrs, the famous little pills for
sick headache aud disorders uf tho
stomach and liver Charles Il.
Goethe, Market and Twelfth streets,
Chatham Sinclair, Forty.sNth aud ia.
cob streets, A. ~ Schoclo. No. coz Main
BlrcolHi Ekley Bros, Penn nnd Znno
alronla. nnwle " Co. nflEepnfl.
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.ISIN GOOD SHAPE.
Address Of President OF National
Republican League
SHOWING HEALTHY CONDITION

of,hs oEganlzAtion-An Iis Debts Paid
and IL strength insrsalsd-Its u,sful-
mes, iiseoEnizsa BY the Party I.sadsn-A
Frbuts 10 PrssldsAt Mckinley What
lie HISS Accomplished for the Country
Aad thu RspubIlssn Party-AR EIhori-
atlon % Preserve Intast the Achieve
meats Of the Last Campaign.
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SEATTLE, Wash. July 1S.-what is
said to be the greatest discovery ever
made is reported from Alaska, Some
gold prospectors several months ago ran
across what seemed to be a lake Of oil.
1t was fed by lnnumerable springs, and
the surrounding mountains we're full of
coal. They brought samples to Seattle
and tests proved It to be OF as high
grade as any ever taken out Of the
Pennsylvania wells. A local company
was formed and experts sent up. They
have returned on the steamer Topeka
and their report has more than borne
out first reports II is stated there is
enough oil and coal in the discovery to
supply the world II is close TO the
ocean, in fnct the experts say that the
oil oozes out into the salt water. 1t IN
stated that the Standard oll'company
has already made an offer for the prop,
erty. The owners have filed claims on
5000 acres, and are naturally much ex-
cited over their prospects for fortune.
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rWo aRRAr pIsOoYERIEs.
An Eco Cave Revealed ia coioradO-c Goa
md oil in Alaska.

An Eco Cave Revealed ia ColorAdo-Coal
and OIL In Alaska.
CRIPPLE CREEK. Colo. July a.
Photographer Yelton to-day returned
from a trip to Cow mountain. about six
miles east of this city. where he has
been to obtain views OF n most remark
able cavern discovered by sinking a
prospecting shaft, The cave was dIscov-
cred by parties who were doing their
assessment work on a group of claims
on Cow mountain. A man was picking
In the bottom Of q ten-foot hole when
he suddenly struck the point OF his pick
through the rock into apparently unllm-
tied space. He cautiously investigated
and gradually opened up a pit that led
to the other world to all appearances.
Rocks dropped into the hole, however,
struck bottom In about two seconds or
less, showing that the cave was not so
deep at that point.
The men got o rope and fastening II
securely above descended to explore the
immense cavern, which proved to be n
yeritable storehouse OF ice. Stalagmltes
and stalactites of pure fee stood like
cypress trees from the floor. and hung
like n ghostly fringe from the ceiling.
Exploration was not carried very far as
yawning abyss was encountered at n
distance OF about fifty feet from tho
entrance. Chunks OF ice thrown down
this abyss could be heard rafting and
clanklng on the sides, but never a sound
OF the bottom being touched.
Photographs were taken by flash
light, and the pictures reveal the Ice IN
crystal condition forming most fanclfui
figures. An effort VIII be made to open
the cave to n moro thorough explora-
ton.
The chamber whore these pictures
were taken is rs feet high and about Is
feet wide. Beyond this the cave Wild
ems and the Interior seems abyssmal.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-07-14

10 nuro and use that old nnd well.trlod
remedy, Mrs. Wlnalowa Soothing Byrup,
Tor children teethlng. II Hoolhea tho
chlld, tottena tho gums, hllnyH all pain,
cures wind colo and Ia the hest remedy
for dlarlhooa. twenty-five conls a
bollle' mwf&w
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Summer SchoO
WntlLNe BusMrss COllLe
cOEp NAN AND iwlum sIEuIS

For teachers and others desiring ~,
practical courses IN bookkeeping, gu W.,
rnphY Typvwnllng, TOlcgtnpll' oI NV
tho English branches, ,.t.fI
pr0fu4alnnni pOnmnn aud TINT uIlR
students IN practical Writing "A
WRITING u speciality for hoye anu "
during vacation, .-- .i.ff
beginning Monday. June u ntW, iGi
formed each Monday BpEClAbLl -
ptllCHH. ..,,.i
l'lcpHo call now and make arrans''"
tu pntor -
Thus iar this year q students hA"'
cured situations
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Union Tonchorsl kGencIes Of lnlI!a

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There nru thousands OF positions " I
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EDUCATIONAL.

HING's SCHOOL OF oRAToRY.
IN Elocution and Dramatic Cultuit
Eighth Street, Pittsburgh. Pa
Summer Term at Conneaut Lake. p,
July 8 10 August 1. Glasses In Genefi
ElOcutlnn, Philosophy OF Expresses.
Physical Culture. Shakespeare. Recitati,;
and Bible Study. Four grand pfodut
circular, special tuition and railroad rata
jyp
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hOLLIMS

BoTETOURT SPRINGS, VIRGINIA. ]
aud most o1tensiVely equipped IN Virginia, hlstI
courses IN Ancient und Modern LnuEnnEA
Literature, kcicncrH, NIuAic, Art and Rleis
uon. Aofnofu and taAehora Situated IN Va
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feet above seA level. Mineral waters iah 800
opens hert, ih ,lal For illna Catalogue addits
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Tint when you buy "RamblerD you save
twenty dollars. Nobctter or moro oIpensiyely
constructed bicycle can DO purchRsod At any
prico. All tho various styles explained In our
illustrated catalogue.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1897-05-26

Joe McIlwain IS enjoying the hot
springs Near Lima this state. ice has
5eon q sufferer for some time from
rheumatism end the springs are said To
bo helping him.
We have a big line of fine ielt hats
loy's sizes a. dirt cheap prices. Ham
mend 4 Whitman's. s
Fishing, ID al proieat. being will
taken advantage Of b. the Montpelier
sports, and as a result, one 81 the Ex
ANINER forco broasl5 home large
trout the other day, weighing about 5
pounds.
Delicious biscuits, cakes, &c. are
made with the Perfect Baking
Powder.
Sheriff Rich and his deputies have
been making wholesale arrests recently
Of parties who have been violating the
fish law Many have paid fines for
their unlawful acs3 and more will be
brought to time.
Panglefoot Fly Paper is the stiekiest,
most holdemfast paper en- the market.
fou an get that and any ether summer
necessity at Hooyers Drug ! tore. y
If the ranges hcraaboats were not dis
turbel by sheep tAi8 season, tLe cattle
men would fiud their cattle IN better
shape nexo fall than they haze been for
many seasons, as the feed is reported
better than for years.
BargoYne & Brennan have Just
added to their stock the celebrated
Perfect Baking Powder.
Roadmaster Douglas thinks that al
danger to railway bridges from high
water Is passed for this year at least.
Prompt work and careful watching las
pulled the bridges through wiJhous q
single one being washed out.
BY purchasing direct from the
factory We sell perfect" Baking
Powder at lowest prices. Bur-
goyne q Brennan. 1
The boys WHO persist in disturbing
public entertainments. such as that
given last Friday night, ought to be
put in tho lookup for few days.
Their loud talking and other noisy
racket is nuisance and should be aba
ted.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1897-05-26
k0OHL NEWS.
Items about Montpelier and
the County.

]. g. Smith and wife are back from
their Denver visit.
81 pays for the EXAMINER from this
date to January Isl 98
Try the Perfect Baking Pow
der. 1
The city council meets tomorrow.
Thursday night in regular session.
baseball bats and base balls Of all
kinds at Hammond & Whitmau's. g
Roadoyerseer Barrett is grading up
and leveling Josh street, near the catho-
lie church
Get your sehilIings Best tea at Han
sens.
Fruit trees about town are in blossom
and promise good yield If they are not
nipped by the frost
Baseball supplies OF all kinds at Han
seas.
DR.. Guyon is back from his trip 10
Boise, where he attended meeting of
the state medical board.
Hildretb's Velvet candy the best mo.
lasses candy on the market at Hansen s.
Go to The opera house next Friday
night and have good laugh, IN fact
one hundred or more Of them.
Plenty of strychnine for squirrels.
Now is the time to use it effeetually.
At Ritter Bros. Drug Store.
The town has been filed with com
mereial men all week. They report
business as being good all along the
line.
Shaw's Malt is an absolutely pure
extract OF Malt. Guaranteed and found
only at Hooyer's Drug store. II
President Budge has organized a new
ward OF the Latter Day Saints at Din
mondyille. Il viii bo added 10 the
Bear Lake Stake
Best 5-cent cigar in town, the Fen.
tella at Hansen's.
The EXAMINER will be sent from now
till December 31st, 1897, or seven
months for 81 cash. Subscribe now.
The Co op w. & NJ. Co., have the
finest alfalfa seed, garden seeds and etc
Call and see them. T
J. N. Bresee isnursing a painful hand,
caused by q splint Of steel getting into
the flesh. Mrs. Bresee is just able IL
be up after four weeks illness.
The finest, best and cheapest lire oI
writing stationery in town. Just in.
Call and see it at Hansen's. 8
Try the Perfect" Baking Powder
Old papers at this Office 80 cents
per hundred.
The copious showers last week were
much needed and appreciated by all.
Grain and garden truck have been
given good start by these rains
You should see the fine display oI
hand made team Harness and Cowboy
Saddles at the Coop ". & NJ. Co.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1897-05-26
Toufist SIeners.

Commencing with train No. 2
leaving Ogden March 9th, a
through sleeper will be operated
between San Francisco and Chi
cago on that train. Effective same
date Portland to Council Bluffs,
tourist sleeper will operate be-
tween Portland and Green River
only, connection being made at
Green River by train from Port
land with San Francisco. Chicago
tourist sleeper on train. If