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$40 IRON WHINING.

Excursion tickets viii be good leaving
wheeling at i.3j p. M and i.55 y IN. (city
time on the above dates. Tho ii.,0 o. N.
train connects In Pittsburgh Union Sta.
ton with through trains to Philadelphia
and Atlantic City The ssa5 D. M. train
win have sleeping Cars from Wheeling
throurh Piiisbgrgh and Pht,aatsphin to
Atlantic city. via Delaware River Bridge
Route without change
The return limit VIII cover twelve days
including date OF sale which win BE- ample
Tor customary ten days vacation For
further desired Information, opply to Jna.
g. Tomlluson. 1lckvt Aren't o. address ].
Is. Dillon District Passenger Agent. Fits.
burrh. Pa, Tor particular Illustrated de-
serirt1n Of resorts 10 which cytursion
ucktlt Nill Ne s0d. WITH lit Of hotels and
boarding houses az each. viii Doc furnished
upCn Application. iu2
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The officials o. the Monongahela Nav
iratIon Company have been brough, up
with a sharp turn By Secretary Of War
Alser All the papers necessary to COM
pls,e the transfer Of the company's prop
erty 10 the government are in the hands
Of the secereAry and Il was expected
that the river would be Immediately de-
ciared free The company officials.
however. have. Tor some reason or other.
been delaying the transfer. and have *.
hlbl,ed an Indifferent attitude, which has
sorpiy tried the pasenee Of ;he river In
teres,s and the secretary Of war.
The statement IL made that the object
Of the Navigation Company's delay Is to
postpone the transfer as long as possible
that ihey may rct the bcnsf. Of tolls
little longer President Donnell re-
celved a mandatory telegram from Sec
rotary MFcr Informing him that tho pa
pcrs must be signed AZ once, but that On.
nelal. who - enjoying himself ut a sea-
side resort. took the matter cOolly and
answered that one of the trustees wa
~ and that new ono would have 10 be
elected before the deal could be o0nFum.
mated. Thls was news to the govern
ment and was additional evidence that
thc company e. pBfposeiy delsylHg ac-
ton ior the sake " q few additional days
Of toll Thcfo had never been nn iut'fnA-
tim before that on election Of new
trustee would be necessary
Secretary Alraf does not however.
propose 70 he iHqed with IN ihc matter
and has taken eleps 70 secure the pres.
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The strong are always the lonely.
There's no fun living when you're
dead
Life Is the meal. marriage the desert.
and death the indigestion.
II Is probable that AnRnlas got most
Of his pointers from reading the pros
pectuses Of seashore resorts
If young couples could only oct rs II
they were married people would never
suspect that they were engaged
The Girl who refuses man n kiss IN
the most Indignant tone Of voice IL
generally the one who would have been
least mad II he'd taken It without ask.
ing.-N. Y. Press.
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CARRIAGES FROM $3.50 10 $1,000.
JOS. GRAVES SON,
No. 90 rwELrrn ,TnEEr.


rTRUsTEEs SALE
By virtue Of decd Of trus, made by
W. H pernrmo and Maggie n nogarino,
his wife. 20 me, as trustee. dated February
Z 1874. recorded In the Office Of the slefss
Of thO county court Of Ohio county. Wesi
Viffinia. IN Decd u Trust Book No. =
paVo ~ viii eel nj the north ironi
door o. The court house Of ONO county On
SATURDAY. THE srrH DAY OF
JULY, 1871
commencing az 10 o'clock q NJ, the fol.
loving Described property that u 20 say
An oia certain trhct III iaf1 on ihr waters
o. Battle Run, ln iAhcfiy district IN Vhl1
county. Wet Nirfinln bounded anu ~
egIlutu ur follows, EgUluuiug 90 q slhhs
in the run corner 10 Gibson ana Roy.
thence with Glhsons line north ai wEt
fi poles 10 white oak corner thteea
with gibs1na llnr south a vest l94 rQ,,9
10 stake. thOncH HUuih iN nnsi ~ pnls,
fotn stake thunco H1uth if rlsi la.t
poles 20 o. stake thence ruIih " ta-I
E q poits 90 thH hcriuninr. containing iolr
nrres fhffa fo5is and six polls except.
iur however from thc above ..tlu,1
land fondf md . poles ihcrcnt, ennNglel
ht sffI Uteafml ana wife tu Morrow Nlh.
s1n ty decd dated February - w. ana
Ti.l.fg 6r SAIL unt.ihIrl and ~
rt,,0t moro ~ tht nurrhasfr plfcs 90 nay
M rath on enc DOS of nic The VALANCE
III two rguht lHHllwUuir NJ nne n.l iNg
fe1fs. NOTES bearing IritIli iinm VIC w
81 shlc 10 ht riyen ior ihe dei'rton pA5'
u.i.b wJ.w cowpEN trustee
,,,unt.us non riNE MOST CoMrf.i.
lEAvfu AND INTRICATE nhstGNa
tr HlfNTlNg UHffully and lnlglNteulN
t1mlfied 10 lhs lkTELLiGENcLh jon
rIllNTlNu OFFICE.
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~S1ss Perkins" she persisted IN CALI
Ing herself. and rs general thing she
lived NJ to the dignity OF her title, but
she fell from grace on one occasion, and
her mother, Obliged to punish hsrehose
the dark closet rs a means OF bringing
Tie young lady TO sense Of her short
cominEs
After an hours silence the prisoner
was released. She emerged calm and
unruiiied.
"Did you pray to God to forgive YOU
your sins asked the mother
''Thertainlyl' replied the small dam
sell
"And Rhat dld he say"
He maid tnimplv this, Don't men
thlon II. NTH Perkins. New York
World
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snee OF the tardy navigation oaieials in
Washington. A free river Is only
question OF few days. ana II might a.
we'll have come with the beginning OF
the fiscal year The Navigation Com
pany must Be- a grasping concern 20 re-
sort to such tactics for the sake Of few
days receipts OF tolls It is fortunate
that the great interests Of the Mononga-
hela valley are no longer at its mercy
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Collector 4. B, White has not had his
brother appointed cashier n the eollse-
tors office, as stated BY the Wheeling
Register. nor 10 any other Office, Mr..
Whites brother is not an aspirant foT
a federal position The new cashier In
the Parkersburg ONCE Is Mr.. f. F,
Relfsnyder. With these slight exeep-
tons The Registers statement was corr
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in THE MAKE.

The secret OF success IN nearly every
thing lies in the make and material fins
marble chlseled By = poor sculptor Woull
fine workman would not live,
II Is The excellent material which goes
INTO fhe stultz a Bauer which makes u
a notwithstanding Instrument y Is the
me workmanship which prolongs It's sat
there h no better piano made, When there
n. NC shah oficr q TO you. Until then
give tie StultE * Bauer your chief atien-
ton.
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WHEELING DAILY INTELLIGENCER THURSDAY Jul I 100

past and hold up the things whseh would
be anything but attractive 70 the follow
ers Of Mclean. but Il shas gsausmsa IN
slsts on carrying out his pFosTamms q
making il a personal eampaign Il may
prove a sorry day Tor him.
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There's tirn ~ dawninr summer In the
greater rnlc Of hUrr
And tlr amp OLD circus lion illoH the coop
ua boz lRFi year.
Hur wu cant declare n summer iiil the
correspondence men
send M hullHiina Of h1llHiohcs largo ua
tgea produced pet hen
alulIauHpollH Journal
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Round Trip from Wheeling OuI, $40

To Atlantic City. Cape May, Avalon, Sea
Isle City. Angiesea, Ocean City, Holly
Beach or Wildwood. round "Trip tickets 10
either resort being obiainHole at Nhc same
rate.
The first excursion will he run Thurs
day. July Is followed by others on July
-. August j? and q. Round trip rates TO
either Atlantic City, Cape May. Avalon.
sea Isle city. Aneltsea. ocean City. Wild
wood OF Holly Beaeh. Now Jeraey. viii DO
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ThePennsylvanla legislature is daisy.
80 to speak. The pay roll Of the lower
branch called for s75.iOi. while compu-
tat!on OF the proper amount showed that
only i55.asO was needed An investiga-
ton Of the senate pay roll developed
similar cases Of PADDING, the amount
asked for being S5i,9is. while the leglti-
mate amount was only t2s.lso The
worst o. It Is tina; In the house rcsclu-
ton to correct the rolls and cut on the
bummers who were being granted pay
for duties never performed by them was
voted down. These and similar incl
dents Of the present Legislature, which
have been exposed by She papers are
opening the eyes Of the people to the I'm
portanee OF exercising greater care in
the selection Of representative
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-07-01

The minis Of the United States have
added TO the currency OF the country
one hundred million dollars during the
fiscal year which ends to-day That
much has been issued since Mr. Bryan
began hi. campaign last year. and yet
Sir Bryan was con,endng In all his
rpeech,s that MY millions OF new
money per year was MI mat was
necessary Il seems that the wicked
gold bug administration have done
more In the way OF producing more
money" than sir Bryan himself pro-
posed % DO.
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The report that the cadets at the Uni
versity would be uniformed out Of the
funds appropriated for the national
guards, Is without foundation. The I'm
fversity authorities would be glad TO de-
vert the funds TO that end. but the ad1u-
tant general, while in hearty sympathy
with the movement 10 encourage the
cadets has no idea OF Gripping the
guard to accomplish IL The guardsmen
over the state will give a cordial support
TO any measure that will increase inter-
est In the cadet corps and VIII urge
with what influence It can command.
the Importance OF giving a more lib
eral appropriation for that purpose, but
they are too poor at this time TO make
much Of donation from their already
too scanty funds,-Fairmont Index.
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THE INTELI-IGENCER.
wnEELINe. July l. 1891.

Readers Of the Daily intelIigenesr
leaving town Can have the paper
seat to any address in the United
States or Canada, postpaid, for
three months $3.50; for one month,
IS cents; for two weeks, 20 cents.
Address changed as often as de-
sired.
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Chicago News: Whether or not Il II
wise Tor ihiE country 20 annex Hawaii
IS a thing that history must demon
siratc. but the United States Will net
yield the position she hhs taken az the
demand ~ all N, land.Ftealing nations
Of Europe or Asia n there % any rga-
son why We should not accsde GO the
wishes ot the esmbnrhgd government, o.
Hawaii n is one entirely porsvnB' 90 this
country. aud ls none OF The business 81
any other nagion on earth tina; may
hope mat she may naUalt sooner or
later be 10 a position TO steal o.
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The chief pledges of the Republican
platform, adopted q year ago, were
protective tarif, international blmeial-
ism, n reform in the currency system.
the annexation OF Hawaii. and an i'm
provement OF conditions in Cuba. In
the sixteen weeks since the Inaugural
ton OF the president elected on that
platform, the protective tariff pledge
has been carried almost to completion.
the commissioners have been sent
abroad TO treat for international BIZ
netallism. plans have been completed
by which congress viii he asked to ere
ate a commission to devise plan for
reforming the currency. an annexation
treaty with Hawaii has been signed.
American prisoners In Cuba have been
released. and the plans for lettering
the conditions In that island by peace
full and successful methods are nearing
Observation-Disclosures State Jour-
nal.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-07-01

Democratic senatorial timber for next
years matinee in West Virginia prom
lses to be as plentiful as the falling
leaves In the forest. With Ex-Governor
MacCorkle, Hon. Henry G. Davis. Hon.
Johnson n. Camden. Col. John I. Nc
GraW. Ex-Governor f. Willis Wilson.
Gen. ]. W. St Clair, c. Wood Daily and
dozen Others. all grooming the disturb,
ance likely to be kicked mp will be worth
going miles 10 see.-Charleston West
Nirginian.
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our Democratic friends ought to be
well enough acquainted with the com
position Of the Republican party OF this
state TO know that their gibes al those
who were disappointed In their aspira-
tons for aPpointive positions. and their
upceasing hammering at Senator FL
kins will create no rupture among us.--
State Gazette.
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1t Is reported that. the cheyennes and
Arapahoes are 10 Lose their quarterly al
lowance OF $4,000 from the government
as a penalty for INDUCING in the popn-
lar pastime OF ghost dancing" THIS Is
a practical way OF teaching poor Lo that
those who dance must pay the piper
New York Herald.
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Let Us Show You

. : Some new patterns in wall paper -
: > that are away above the average
: in design, texture and general
. - excellence The latest produo-
: tons OF the leading manufaetur-
= err and sold at the price you
= would pay for much poorer
80 stock. Our SC and Sc papers are
-. the best In the market -
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grhe INTELLIGENcER. embracing its
several editions, Is entered In the Post
once at Wheeling. W. Va. as seeond-clAss
Inaiiarl
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Some OF Jerry Simpsons Kansas ene-
miles having discovered that he wears
gold Filings in his teeth, now demand
that he shall be expelled from the Pop-
ullst party. II must be evident 10 all
hands that no man guilty Of such prae-
tees can be an honest friend OF free 81
Ver.-New York Mail and Express.
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A gentleman who lives In Roane, an
interior county Of the state, was In the
city yesterday and reported a general
Improvement in all lines OF agricultural
pursuits. He states that live stock i
bringing better prices the market IS
stronger for all classes Of products and
people In that section see substantial
improvements all along the line
Charleston West NirEinlan.
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IoHN poLLocR.
Receiver OF Pipe Creek Coal and Iron
Company. ST clairsvills Ohio. tuis
GoMNussIoNERs SALE

a NOaaAlSoAO.NL-A o BALL
BY virtue Of the authority vested in me
by a decree OF the circuit court Of Ohio
county, West Virginia, entered on the Eth
day OF May, 1877. In a suit In equity therein
pending. In which William =. kleeh. guar
dian. etc, Is complainant, and William
p. Kieeh and others are defendants. which
decree Is entered In Chancery Order Book
No l6. page %. ] win sell at public auc-
ton at the front door OF the court house
IN the city Of Wheeling on
WEDNESDAY. JUNE 80. 1891.
at 10 o'clock a. m, the south half OF lot
No. thirty-two lSg, situated in that part
OF the city Of Wheeling known as Jonathan
Zane's addition, said lot fronting on Mar
ket street siNty-six go feet and maintain
inE the same width one hundred and
thirty-two n2gl feet
TERMS or SALE-One-haf cash. and
one-half IN six months taking from the
purchaser his note with approved security.
g. l. CRANMER
Special Commissioner.
] hereby certify that bond with security
has been given by the above mentioned
special commissioner. as required By the
decree appointing him.
jui-tu Clerk Of Said Court.
Tho above sale Sc adjourned until sat-
urday, July 10, ISL, at place and time
@. L. CRANMER,
jyi-s Special Commissioner.
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CURRENT COMMENT.

Annexlng the Hawaiian Islands Is
simply carrying out our doctrine Of ex-
clusion. To annex them Is 10 prevent a
foreign power from swooping down ana
sitting al our back door-New York
Press.
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Peter Zimmerman has the longest
prison record In the state. He Is %
years OF age and has served 80 year, OF
that time In prison He has served time
In seven penltentiarles. Every convic-
ton has been for horse stealing. for
which he has a mania. His general ap-
pearance has anything but a criminal
cast. He Is well preserved for n man
Of his years. and looks like the average
well-to.do farmer more than the grad
uated conyict.-Moundsvil Echo.
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DALMIsTRY.
i The Queen q an Palmists Is here and
gives readings OF Past. Present gad FAi-
iure. 3 cents up. Pariors, No. 81 SD.
tenth aLrulL lun.
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WANTED no RENT-A FOuR or
w Eve room house on the Island
Answer Immediately. Address ISLAND.
care OF Inleliigencsr ofies. vi
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

w ANTED-sIX MEN 10 SOLICIT
w and collect Can ~ lo5f Market
street, Room !, second door. iyl'
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Sale of Coal Lands.

The undersigned will sell at public auc-
ton on July &. 1897. al y m, the real es-
tate OF fhe Pipe Creek Coal and Iron Com
pany. consisting OF about 60 acres OF coal
lands and - OF surface. Said properly Is
on the Ohio River and p, o., V. & C. RAIL-
road. about nine miles south OF Bellaire.
Ohio. The coal can be marketed either BY
river or railroad. Terms-One-third cash.
balance In one and two years. For further
particulars address
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The Cripple Creek Times says; 'Sll-
yer is sweeping Ohio. Better wait.
Our Cripple Creek neighbor may want 10
change Il TO read, silver and ls 10 ler's
are the sweepings OF Ohio" Even the
three millionaries, Briee, Sorg and NC
lean. cannot buy enough votes 10 turn
Ohio into a Colorado camp.-Chlcago
Inter Ocean,
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II is well known to the state depart
ment al Washington that the govern
ment OF Hawaii had very properly de-
,ermined never 10 permit the Islands 10
fan into the possession OF an Aslauc
power. and that Great Britain had been
asked some weeks ago 10 annex the re-
public In case the United states refused
now 70 act. Confronted by shat sliua-
lion, this country had no alternative
II was case OF now or never.-CIncIn-
natl commercial-TTibu
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.Milligal, Wilkin Co.
VIOLIN ClSES SL25.
VIOLIN ClStS
SPIRIT OF STATE PRESS.

The independents Herald says in lis
last issue that the crowd that greeted
Bryan at the station Tuesday was twice
as large as the one that greeted Mekin--
ley the week previous. The editor or
our esteemed contemporary must have
brought into use the system OF matne-
MATES that he did before the November
election when he asserted that West
Virginia would. without doubt 50 DEM
ocratie by 20.0O0.-Hinton Republican.
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~ s,I Essiis' Coz 5is VII ,I e.,
lunches. d'nneIs and suprers on the short-
est notice. Terms reasonable. Pr.Yata
cooking lessons given Address, No y
South HnrOn streel Isiand inn
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TnEFHoSE SUxHrRs
Isl.stI.I nOoa.. cs...las R0oa- -....s1l
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Ii Is said by writer in the North
American Review that Ave out OF every
six OF the people OF the British isles are
fed on imported hrcadstuffs. and four
out OF these five on imports exclusively
foreign. The reserve Of breads,urs
never exceeds three months supply, ana
on January /, 1891, there was less than
three weeks supply. II IS, therefore. q
cause OF some wonder that England
does no, maintain fewer battleships and
build more cruisers for the protection OF
her merchant marine in the fearful event
OF war With a first class, independent
power, ike Germany or France. having
fset OF commerce desroyera-Ciacin-
natl Times-Siar.
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TERRIBLE ACCIDENT -itsatsf.
f.blo accident 90 Boz burned Hr HalilOl.
hut tha pain nnl agony ana tHn 'r'FlI-
tul l'sngurCmentT can Do quickly uyor-
come without leaving 20 scar hy uHnH
g1rira. Marriott aud TWpluh rirntt..
Chatham FiT.|lIr rufW-Hath ava No.
cob ftrTstH. s r sonaHtp So tli NiHIH
uta0it. ETlfy Bros. Penn and aaHt
streets, Bowie & Coz nhlgop0L
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-07-01

The true Democrats OF Kentucky are
going to hold convention IN Louisville
the 18th OF July as will be a convention
II will be an old fashioned. dyed-ln-the-
wool sure-enough Democratic conven-
ton. There will be no Populisis around.
There will be no free silver Republicans
around. The Popocraiic traitors who
sold their Democratic birthrlght for a
mess Of p0ttaEe they did not get, VIII be
conspicuous BY their absence. But there
will be Democrats enough present 70
make It a plenty for pot-wollopers and
-servers.-Lnulsyille Courier Jour
nal.
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HON. c Il. bush. president " tho
Gilm0r county lW va court says
that he has had three cases Of lux IN
his family during the PAST summer.
which hg cured Va lore than week.
with Chamberlhln'H Cole. Cholera ana
Dinrrhotn Remedy Mr. Rush also
states. that IN g1nH Instances there
CHENILLE. W. Va. Pathfinder Tbit
remedy hns hpcn used ln nine rpldamica
- Rux aHl one 81 cholera. With perfect
SUCCESS u can always De depended
Upon fur borDl complaint oyri DO ts
most f1vrte forms EvFfy family
should Keep lt at hand The ai and Do
cent bottles ilf s1lH hy iugrHH
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slifi.- q
. ~. 4 -Z1IM1z.1 I is
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The indications Of returning business
prosperity are perhaps stronger now
Than they have been at any time since
the panic Of 1893. II IS possible the
country may again be disappointed, that
there may again be setback, but Il IS
not probable. We seem 70 have right
10 look forward now 20 a pretty STEADY
inward tendency. and to expec; res
t5ratIon. In most directions, Of the pros
perous conditions that prevailed as a
rule during a dozen years or more pre-
ceding iSg5.-Baltimore News.
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q PEcIAL CALLED MEETING

SPECIAL CALLED MEETING
81 the W. u r. Society At the y. N. C. A
Friday morning, July = AZ io.s1 O'Clock
Al members are urged 10 be present, q
the business Is Of importance,
MRS. A. W. KELLY,
AIRS. W. J. W. cowDES,
1yi Secretary.
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To a great extent Bradstreet's Journal
OF Trade and Finance has this year
earned the reputation Of being u croakeT,
In It's issue Of June e, however, 4 ad-
mlts the argument Of all conservative
Republican newspapers.
II does not find conditions all thar
were expected. but 1t frankly says that
'there mas been an Improvement conf
nared with the situation prior 70 the
presidential election OF 1895 and as con-
trasted with last January" and that
"confidence Is widespread in a revival OF
demand this fall"-Philadelphia In
quirer.