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Metals.

NEW Y0RK-The metal market con-
tinues to show unsatisfactory results
According to the New York Metal EN-
change pig iron warrants are lower TO
sell, closing at Sc rs bid and 81 90 asked;
lake copper duh at Sll Is bid and Sll %
asked. Tin firmer; closed easier at
Sl3 IS asked. Spetter dull at 81 10 bid
and I % asked, and lead heavy at 81 %
bid and 81 90 asked. The firm that
fixes the selling prices for miners and
smelters called the market steady at
SAFE
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THE SUNDAY SCHOOL LESSONS.
Tho fnlloWInp IL a gamnIn of many


INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, Oct. H,--Tho
national convention OF the Christian
churches disciples OF Christi began
hero tonight. md viii continue until
October %. There II n series OF these
conventions, beginning first with tho
Christians WOmena Board Of Mis-
Sons October tf-t6, followed by the
Foreign Christian Missionary Society.
October 1919, and the American chris
ilAH Missionary Society October 1922.
The local committees on arrangements
have already application for acCom-
mediation for nearly 5000 delegates,
and tho committees expect the largest
number Of delegates that ever met In
the church lntproBt,
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WASHINGTON, oct, II. - United
8toton Consul smyth, at cOrtugcna, in
report to the state department, says
ihnt az a result Of tho new United
slntos larln most notable increase
has followed In tho shipment Of ivory
nus flem that mort To The United
elnlc1. Tho now tnrin on vegetable
IVORY buttons has caused the crude nr-
itIo IN be shipped 10 the United states
instead oi 10 Europe, where II was for
merry hugely Manufactured Into but
tuun,
Consul osrnain, Al zurich, swttsof.
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$4,000 foreign from the sales to the
same date In 1895
The receipts to-day show an increase
Of 1914, SIS bales domestic and SSi,SOl
foreign.
NEW IoRK-Wool frm
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unow 20 car. AM sLln pI.,a.s.,n

Simply apply "sWAYNE's ONT
MENT." No internal medicine redair-
ed. Cures letter. eczema, Itch, all erup-
tons on the face, hands, nose, etc, leav-
Ing the skin clear white and healthy,
Its great healing and curative powers
are possessed by no other remedy, ASK
your druggist for sWAYNE's ONT
MENT. tths&w,
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was l21sc higher at 81 S7ia; December
lard, &c higher at 81 S2ls, and Decem-
Der Ribs about SC higher at 81 50.
Estimated receipts Saturday;
Wheat, 200 cars; corn, $50 cars. oats,
$50 cars, hogs, 1900 head.
The leading futures ranged as follows;
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Petroleum.

OIL CPTY-Credit balances &c; certl-
ficates, no bids; shipments 125,039 bar
reIs; runs 99,ST7 barrels,
NEW OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
mia crude, 40 market; nominally at S5c.
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NEW YORK, oct 15,-The dry goods
market is without marked change,
Print cloths, spot lots, are quoted at
27-l6c. Prints are very active.
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WHEELING e eSsiH5ss
CORNER MAIN AND TWELFTH sTREETS,
MRS. HARRIS
School For Young -
Ladies and Children.
1916 AND 1913 aAREtT STRtET, wrttlNG, ". VA
Seventh Annual Session VIII Begin
On Monday, September 10. 1897.

This school offers complete and thor
ough education In Practical English.
Modern Languages and Elocution.
ART STUDIO, conducted by Mrs. Eva
Hubbard offers superior advantages for
Pencil. Charcoal Water Color, Crayon
Drawings and OIL Painting.
Boys received in the Primary and Inter-
mediate Departments. For Circulars or In
teFYlew. apply TO
MRS. N. STEVENS HART, Principal,
WHEELING, ". VA.
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WHEELING & ELM GROVE RAILROAD.

iDally EXCEPT sunday
sunday church trains WIN leave Elm
Cjroye al p!lg u, m. aud Wheeling AZ 1871
n. m H. ~. WEiHGEHnNN,
General Manager
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ARRIVE.

Nos 4. o. tnrd daily between Cle,x,e .. nV.
and uhrlchsylllc, Other trains u"''
''I 5sWSsng"fa between Wheeling, MaTslnIgs
Ferry ilcllalro and bridgeport, take N'0V-
U'0 N"'"" 49, O. cARIlrL. a ,roAt.
Cleveland, Ohle
o. II woon, n p. A.
Wheeling, w, Va
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D6V y y AND y y
Night School.

The only school in the city with estab-
Ilshed reputation. Why take any risk?
Then patronlze the one responsible hnan-
ciatiy and otherwise.
Only LATEST Business Methods taught.
and JUST AS PRACTICAL as in our most
modern business houses
COMMERCIAL, SHORTHAND. ENG
LIsH AND TELEGRAPH DEPART
MENTs.
Tultlons low as in any other school.
Both sexes; enter any time. Call or ad-
dress for catalogue.
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RAILWAY TIME CARD.

after May 10, lSat, Explanation OF Refer
enee Marks 'paily, iDaiiy, except sum
gay. tpaily, except Saturday, iDGily, sx-
SePl Menday. Sundays only. Saturdays
only, Eastern STANDARD Time.
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And the tefmina I'm OF their mia
zion in Europe seems to BE-
equally clearly ioretolj. II IL written:
Tidings out OF the cast and out OF the
north shall trouble him: therefore he shall
70 forth with great fury 10 destroy, and
utterly TO make away many. And he
shall plant the tabernacles OF his palace
between the seas in the glorious holy
mountain (which seems TO indicate that
tho Turkish capital will be moved from
Constantinople 10 Jerusaleml; yet he
shall como to his end, and none shall
help him. Dan. II; "A, 10.
How long time this seat OF the Turk
ish rule will remain in "tbe glorious
holy mountain" is not indicated, but
when ii is ended there, the reign Of
the Son OF God will be- established, for
1t is further written that at that
time Michael shsll stand up, ia g
great prince that stande,b for
the covenant people. A lime
of trIbiHation will follow, and the
children OF Abraham will be delivered,
everyone that 10 written 10 the BIO Z.
(Dan. IL: ~
knowing thea what the revealed
word has indicated regarding the his.
tory OF the IuTklsh empire, the present
rising on Ciete assumes sn Importance
it otherwise would not have. According
to the latest sdvices the Greek nation
seems to he in fever heRt, clsmoripg
for war with the lu;ks. The gov.
eminent has yielded and is now
gathering tquadron In Cretan waters.
The diplomatic negotiations that have
preceded this war-like movement
are not known to the public, but II
is almost inc0nceivable that the Greek
government would have entered upon
such an adventure without somo
understanding with either England
OF Russia, or both. And II Greece has
obtained the pertnission to take her
own course, II Is almost beyond q
doubt that the Turkish power
in Europe is about TO be ended.
Tho Greeks themselves are formida-
bic power against the Turkish nordes,
and they will UNDOUBTEDLY be joined
by Bulgaria and perhaps other Balkan
states.
Russla appears anxious to have the
Cteian rebellion suppressed, ana 20
does Austria. But II the nppointed
time has come for the C jDsu mn alton OF
thut W htnh han haan danraai In tho
courts Of Heaven, no earthly power
can prevent 1t. AS the Temple at
Jerusaifm once was destroyed land
the jewish nation scatteTeI), uotwith.
standing the Efforts OF the Roman
general to save the building, SO the
Turkish power will come to an end,
even against tho desire and the sup.
posed Interests OF combined Europe.
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PALESTINE IN PICTURES.

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that thCse who do not recognize the
or Ter the Lord has appointed, who seek
to overturn that order, or Ignore or
override those who have been called to
the presiding authority, have un.
dettaken tho work OF forming
weapon against u m and
could not prosper. The lord had
His way Of conducting tue affairs Of
Bis Church, aud when any arose to
conduct 1t In any other way, their
strength has been only that OF men,
and they have failed in assaults upon
the superior power.
The strength OF The Church today,
and the prosperity OF Zion, are not in
The hsnds OF mon. The Almighty is
directing the work. The Saints have
a warning no, to put their trust Ia the
arm Of fest, but TO rely upon the Lord :.
And the wsy in which He directs
His servants 10 lead the Church-ihe
way they Indicate, 10 the path OF rig hi;
Tor theirs is tue province, under
Jehoysb, to indicate the course to
pursue, and none who hold lesser
position In any government can direct
tho greater and preserve order. A
question for each member Uf the
Church 10 decide is whether the
authority OF the Lord to direct will be
recognized by him or her, or whether
tho varying and uncertain ideas Of
meu shall be followed. The former is
tue rule concerning Zion, and any
thing opposed thereto cannot prosper,
In all umee, the members OF the
Church may expect trials In the
struggle for the Iight-trlsls that re-
quire the exerciTe OF intelligent faith
to determine which is the proper course
TO puriue In the mists that sometimes
seem TO obscure. But there Is u
uever-iailing voice that directs-the
voice OF command that comes
through the Prophet OF God. When
the voice OF the presiding authority
Is bestei, then each member
Of the Church Is entitled to tue light
and testimony Of the Spirit as to the
Higher source of command; but
where that voice ia not needed,
then the witness OF the Spirit does
rot come, because Of the darkness that
ensues upon rejecting divine order.
But Tor al those who aid Zion, who
live pure in heart, whose walks are in
Righteousness anu whgsp paths are
peace, who heed tho admonltious and
counsel OF the Shepherd OF the flock
comes the Knowledge OF their perfect
accord with the divine Priesthood
which on earth oenters 10 the presid-
ing authority OF the Church Of Christ,
and an unwaverlng assurance that, by
tho power of the Lord, Zion will
trlu mph and be established In latter
ugys
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sCME wArER.DITou QUESTIONS.

A Helper, Carbon county, subscriber
submits the following 3mmunicatio Ii:
Please answer these questions in
your valuable paper:
l---Whother company of men can
tako out a ditch and call 1t temporary
ditch until the main canal is finished,
when Il IL to he abandoned; in the
meantime one of the party conceived the
iden OF proving up on his land by this
little ditch and got tho rest OF the owners
to consent TO let him have the ditch
recorded for temporary purpose, ill he
got his patent, then do away with 1t
when the big canal was out?
2-This little ditch went through
several city lots, and when
he got his land patented, he
Thought he had II solid and is going
TO make 1t permanent in spite of those
who objected, and who want the original
agreement carried out.
3-With some of the rest, one man
stopped the ditch IRON going
through his lots, and the ditch
makers cut around his lots five feet
doep in front of his house and then
refused to put him In a crossing, and this
fall he filled in the ditch opposite his
gaie. Can they make him clean tho ditch
out in the spring.
l--Can they make the ditch permanent?
IL tntJ Saui uIo Nhoy uot coulpelltu 10
put In crossings opposite gates for him
self and team?
b-The length OF ono block was cut In
the county road. Can they be handled
tor that, and by whom?
1.-The temporary ditch can BIS used
in the way indicated.
2-phe original agreement for
abandoning She ditch at q specified
time can be enforced. II man OBJ
tains benefits through an agreement,
he cannot break the contract and profit
by his own wrOngdoing, upon legal
proceedings being taken against him.
Sit the man who had access to his
premises cut of by the ditch took only
those steps which restored TO him his
r0sdway, he cannot be compete TO do
any cleaning. II he did any more he
must remove the excess as an obstruc.
ton.
1.-The ditch can be made perma-
nent, except as such act may be aflsOL.
ed rs shown In the reply to the second
question. Those who IN IKE the ditch
either temporary or permanent must
put in proper crossings wherever u
private roadway is Affected. A mans
property cannot DO damaged lawfully
by being deprived Of reasonable means
OF access thereto. Ifa wrong is done,
the law gives him remedy.
5--If county road Ia cut up with
out permission from the county
authorities, the latter may proceed
against the parties who did The work,
by both civil and criminal actions; ami
any citizen whose Interests are effect
cd may make com plaiut, ami may In
Biltuts proceedings if the oil ials fail to
10 their duty Ia the prt mlses.
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L0uNlY FOR WILD ANIMALS.

This State Ii ~ a literal bounty law
for wild animals, in which the coun-
ties are authorized to pay rewards for
the destruction OF those BEASTS and
bfda commonly understood to be in.
furious to agricultural and stock inter-
ests. AT this time 1t will be worth
while to note the attitude OF Game
Warden Land Of Colorado, who comes
out in decided opposition to the plan
OF Offering rewards for wolves, coyotes
and mountain lions. In this State
the maximum bounty for mountain
lions is ten dollars, and for wolves, etc. :,
one dollar. Mr.. Land Gays that during
tho last four administration Colorado
has paid the cum OF Sll9, 292 for
scalps. He maintains that this ex.
pendituIe Ia worse than unwatranled;
that II is o waste. He snys The ami
mails FOR which bOuuties are offered dc
not do the damage they are claimed TO
do; that even coyotes are useful in
their way; they keep down the mum.
bers OF vermin ami small Injurious
animals, doing little damage them.
selves, because there is n general war
fare on them, anu every one having "a
chance shoots thom. They OCCASION
ally Kill few calves, but MI. Land
says that Tor those calvei the state
is paying enough monty to buy
many nerds of cattle. The report o.
tue Colorado official is at least deserv-
lng Of consideration as suggestion
that 1t does not pay the state TO offer
bountieg on VIII auimals where tuoh
animals are driven into tue mountain
flstnes,es by the advance OF settle.
ment 30 that the damage they 10 is
comparatively Insignificant.
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COUNTIES AS scnOOL DlsrRCrs.

There are now pending in the
Legislature number OF important
proportions affecting the Interests OF
education in the State. Among them
is plan 10 consolidate, under one
board OF trustees, all the schools of the
county not embraced in city having
a school hoard.
In support OF this proposition, some
strong arguments can be cited, one 0!
tie bsst being the undeniab!e nd
VANTAGE s that have accrued to the
schools OF this city slice they were all
plncud under enc set OF controlling
officers. What parent or taxpayer
IL leie CITY would like to see retur :.
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OF the OLE condition when each
BshUps ward had It's own school
house, ana ret OF three trustee? Not
one, we think.
Making the city one school district,
aud passing to one set OF trustees tho
legal title to all school property In the
city, gave to the school syatem oil the
city immense advantages II could not
possibly have enjoyed In segregated
condition. The system was at once
vested with financial status that
euabIed 1t to command all tho
money that was required to
equip Itself with magnificent
set Of school buildings. Then there
followed the organ zation, discipline
and methodical work now existing,
but absolutely unaltainable by segre'
gated schools.
II all the Schools Of this county,
outside OF this city, were made one
district, and placed ulder the control
OIL one school board, holding The legal
title to all school property embraced IN
the district, why would not beneiits
similar to those enjoyed In this city
accrue to the country schools? IL 10
hardly possible that the country
schools will reap us great degree
OF advantage through co meditation
as the city schools have done. but
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HE CREAM REBELLION.

On tho pages OF hietory IL is apparent
that some OF the changing scenes In
the political Kaleidoscope OF the world
may be regarded as signs by which the
people of God can Judge Of the progress
OF the Kingdom OF heaven among
mankind. The followers OF our Lord
were told, for Instance, that when they
heard OF wars and rumors OF wars and
OF famine and pesiilenco, they should
kaow that the coming of the Son OF
God was near, just as they
knew, from the budding OF
fig tree, that summer Ia approaching.
When, moreover, they saw the Ro.
man standard planted on the sacred
temple grOund-lhe abominstion OF
desolatiop. spoken of by Daniel the
Prophet--thia should be to them sign
to flee TO place of eatety beyond
Judea, for then the old dlspensition
was about to end and tho new one was
to be established.
In the same way the decay OF the
Roman empire was TO the first Curis.
tians sign Of tue establishment OF
the rule OF anichrist in the world.
They had been told-as may be in
ferred from the second letter OF Pr TO
the ThessalonianG-,hat the opposing
power could not assume the blssphe.
nous position 10 which 1t aspired MS
long as pagan Rome was supreme, but
that the downfall OF tho empire would
be- followed by the revelation OF the
wicked Que In oil his mystery Of ini-
guilty. For thls reason they fervently
prayed to the Almighty for tho pagan
emperor, for the prosecuting
Nero--and for the preservation of
The empire. They knew that u politl.
cal change would be the signal of the
great apostasy and the coming OF the
nntichrlat.
In cur age the signs on tho political
horizon are equally ominous. Every.
one who believes Ia the authenticity OF
the divine word uttered through the
medium OF ancient and modern Seers
will watch eagerly for the develop.
ment OF the storm that seems to be
gathering at the seat OF the Ottoman
empire. A revolution on a small island,
where Disturbances are so frequent
as they have been on Crete, may In
,ra.tf ha N Cnp,n. ra tyaIu fpaIrpfDn. =, ;
matter, but II this insurrsctiou in.
wolves the combination OF Europe
against the Turks and the subsequent
expulsion OF tho snllan from tue an
Client capital Of Constantine. then it
assumes an overwhelming Importance
70 the whole world, and particularly to
the Lsiler.day Saints who all theao
ycars have eudeayDTel 10 call the
world to repentance on the ground
inat tbs olmIng Of the Son OF God IL
ct hsni.
IL order 10 understand this 1t i
necessary to remember that the Turk
hh power In tbs prophetic word lie re.
presented as being let loose from the
rlceRaes OF Asia Ior the exprssa purpose
OF holding sway oyera given part Of
tie world certain, specified time.
Their missiou, like that Of their prede-
osasore the SatRoBps, was one OF muir
der and destruction, Heavens runish-
ment Tor the woEshiping OF demogs
and "idols OF gold and silver and brass
and stone and wool" tRsv.9: l3-2l.)
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The CHRISTIAN CYNOsuRE, Chica.
so, asserts that, while It may be All.
United that ten righteous man couh
have saved Sodom, that numbsr OF
righteous persons could not peiiorm
the task Tor Chicago, 80 much worse lie
the modern great city by the LAKE.
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NyoU TO KNOW. THAT WANT THE
good Will and support of my home peo-
pie, THEREFORE am deyoiing all my work and
that of my agents TO the people OF SAP Lake
City while the prices on eAlthlr cottage
CITY lots are 80 low And know II I MAKE
you 100 per cent per month on the purchate
price Of your lots and that before they are
me. After March LIST, 1891. 1 am going TO
operate in Idaho, Nevada, MontHna ana
Wyoming to get money TO improve saltalr
Cottage CITY, and later on when have tax en-
tho money out OF this proposition TO improve
with INSTEAD OF great promisesl ] purpose 10
show you improvements that VIII please All
who have co.operated with me by investing In
w. f.. LADD.
Progress Iiuildng.
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w * s.

Ttpenty cords (or lincs) Inserted under
this heading, once for loo, t'ofee for 25c'
one Week for Soc; one month for 800 per
Inc. No ad. taken for less than 100
Wants Of more than iines san's propor'
sona.e rats. Advcrtise and 1es gessisa
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MY OFFER TO SELL sAI.TAIR COTTAGE
WI city lots ut IS % for Inside and $50 for
corner lots for sixty days from Jan. LIST, 1871
was premature. did not expect to sell any
lots during January, but great many people
came 10 me, u solicited, and purchased from
two "a eight lots each. consequently VIII sell
only 200 more lots atpresent price In any event.
March the list Those who contemplate
purchasing at the present price should attend
TO IL ut once for positively VIII not sell but
200 more lots at these prices. non't forget
you can buy on instaliment by paying 81
cash and % cents per week or 81 per month as
you desire. will promise you the price on
these lots will be SO each In less time than
". f.. LApD,
Progress Blk. L. o. Box 314
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The Hrws is on sale at tho principal Hotels, News
after p IN daily.
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WANrEo-slT

DmGHr YOUNG MAN. 4XPERT TYPE
ID writer and ponman. wants work OF any
kind part Of day or evenings. Address Is,
News.
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city Subscribers will Kindly notify :. T. Dunbar.
lcireulator) OF any irrogularty In the dslTSrJ Of
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7 ApIEs 40 SILL A MUSICAL PUBL.
~ cation, good pay ami permanent posi-
ton. ti3 this ONCE
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MALE HELP.
WANTeD-HELP.

SEvERAL GOOD CANvAssERs, STEADY
- work ana good pay Adcresa No, as, this
oflice.
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OPTiCIaN.
REMOVALS.
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GHRAPEsT, BEST PLACE TO BUY AND
Ssoll' exchange secondhand goo ds. 2.3 sta
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A IA. WANTED MEN AND woNgE,
IN young and old, to work for US in their
own homes in spare time. day or evening. We
pay flu to 40 per week. No canvai sing Any
child can 90 the work SEND address today.
We send work at once. mo Vail Arr Co =,
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WANTED ofLLANEous.

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w 200 kinds OF soap. L. &. sortor, Baker
City, Oregon.