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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-06-03

Denison Texas, June 2.-Denison bunch
d her hits IN the sixth and by the aid of
ergs by Dallas scored four runs and the
ssns was never IN any sort of jeopardy
Es that time. Dallas had a shaking
pcf her inileld today ana for five in
tSss they nut up a beautiful game of
hL but got ratified in the sixth long
0oash TO lose the game.
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Paris q, Fort Nyor,n ,

Hs' June 1.-THE Midlands took fall
ou. Oh the Colts today. although the VS.
itors Cultivated the home team. The Vie
TORY was due TO errors by the COTS. four
oil which wore at third base. Chamber
IAN held the home team down to tiyc
hits.
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Columbia. $. C., June 2-Govornor FL
lerbee has announced positively that thera
WIN be no cxtrn session OF the legislature.
iio has not yet decided whether to dia-
land fto State consinbuiary.
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NoTEs.

Charles Maddox was tried before Justice
Barry today ON a charge OF hitting "Bron-
cho charlie" In the neck with an ak. II de-
yelopud that Charlie had been touched W
about the nech with tqnahawk. but a.
there was no evidence OF murdarous ints ni
Maddox was permitted to go HE way II
peace.
James williams was arrested last night
an account Of the squawking OF a chicken
In a sack Thirteen Of the fe7thered tribe
were I'm the bag. and this morning Williams
was bound over to await the action OF the
grand Jury.
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constaninoplc. june e--Edhem pAsha
has given ali merchants fifteen days In
which to withdraw their goods from the
custom ,nuso at Nolo, AZ tho expiration OF
that time all goods remaining In the cus-
tom houRc viii be confisodteG by tho Turk
Inh NH hu,iitga
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Salisbury. Matebeland. June Alarming
news has reached here OF movements OF tho
insureeni Mashonas. The town OF Rally
hooly, twelve miles from here. Is surround
cd by armed latiyeA
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SHORT NEWSSTORIES.

~" 49, N"''sS'
NAs,,yIr,,, ,r,,, ,
.NsNoi' 'A,sn' ictn'~-Hatnng the In
toiln'l opeh.hs Oh tao press building there
~, ,o' No ~, ,'SsyuE's az the exposNion.
| ali "''>" a''s''S'''''Ne eur'fs May WAS W.
~. ,s,,,,>,y,.t,>,
| NNShlNHIQN-A telegram received
from Inc lnaAh bureau from Agon; %ouch
4 al Tongue River Reservation, aunougcoS
| The arrest of Stanley, the Chcuennc who
| admuod thu mniSter OF sheep ucri,,r
| Hoover, nrccimtnied the Indian troubles
| BALTtA,DRE Nd-,eie,,r ,I,,.,,, ~.
ter carrier. aho, aid k.lIcd his ie.ye.r. old
| son George and his B-vcar-ola daughter
| Ala, wouAtcl his dauG hter lNlla ag.s,i Ia
| ana then turned the PISTOL on himself.
frNrSuV RIG, pa.--'rhe s,rllte nj Homes a
| lAughlu's iron works has surend 10 ali
| dcrortmen.s except those opps,,t,,i NV 10
Angi9gnnlatNf neso,y,ti"n " ''o
| HiRA,fNCHAN A., M. e,,
age temperature to5av wh. 81 M. w. NJ,
| was SO intanse th.vt ihc Elrmi1 r,,,,,, III
| Ing mills wnrc forecd Ia shui ,iou,, Wv
| ALIEN ANSnIA N ,,,. ~" ,.
! da,,,r,is ~, - n, a.-'N iire has done
Of $50 oao o,,i 3 ~ ~ S ,uSrS 10 the eN'eW'
n,.,&,P,,,l "' "m.N"'e'
100 NSt.pNl, Illl.-rl'he citlFcns have
Sphnleted tho subscription OF sn90M nee
SsSaIN 20 irHrGHN r. the recently failed
saw NA'loNat BANK.
CHICAGO. "a receiver has BEEN appo n.
le1 ipi tue LshhN Prison war museum as.
suoiauoh
LITTLE ROCK Ark-The cxctten,,,,i
In Pore county over the race riots wh.ch
! nave occar'ed In leo township has not
atNien, hut 50 far IA can ~ learned, no
lurlhtr hlaodsnei has occurred.
SPRlNGNtEt u .Ill.--Thc report OF thu
senate COMMITTEES 10 investigate tnp
.La'Tvs " llsapnt0priHuon OF fnHHS oi
ne thVefsitN OF ILLINOIS NY 6, w spaulo-
ny WI tcsAte that oN-S'ovelpor Az.
&tld w@s u H'NtNN borrower oi the f0tlsd
,"lt,N' t."t' " must nave known W. N'n'VN-
s',,' M" NC re 80, 't;'. ~, irssIueit
board " '"' "''NN'S '''
,,,,,,,. ,,r ,>,,, ., ., ,....,
,,t.rtn $500 sa a,Iu 49,
Intnf,s ami n4ionrnrS ~
ltpt,,,,A Il,n ,s,.,, ,,,.,,,
49, w, "'1','u''t.l w - ~; SauH"r
KIN, " o' ,5 % ~, W"s p,"usnt pTlotN 'h1i'
lowed him 10 lie ia,i ain n wishing ia
mot m,froist1le '''' ''''' 'S'N''''S -
,rra,rtA Kan .,rbn N,ctronolitan IIcc
Insurance cunpiipy OF New York, has IN
| Wthb MrNnti state Insurance eo,niris~
| sooner cl,Gmime sim noo gnn1,os one
half OF this amour, IA asked because Sic.
NhI ndNoted, OF attempted TO revoke, the
companN's license to 10 business In Kan
| ssts. and tho osher because he X alleged
| To hlvu llhenc1 tho company in pubic
Interviews.
fENy yoRK-.The board of health OF
! Jswey City Mt the sugTe. Nyn OF mi u,
the personal expense Of tx-unHej states
senator MePhrrson is tcStine the chlorine
/ CONTINENTS Dhio..-.Iudee Tatt has
pJaScd pbs cnIImius. Ssndusky and
| Hooking Valley road IN the hands of $
J NJ Fcltuu as recover
| ,r1,t,f,>yA Mon, rho ,fn,eulty between,
., i.,l,tr ~ a., , ,,,c i.hoyennes
W. W.,,v H.' ~, ,,,,,t,r IN, a., "a aia-
| nute hot,yesn the state and FeicrM uu-
tn5rlG"s as to when Is supreme IN Inc
| enforcement 81 law
| IoNno,5. m, Atlantic ,t,,,,,. Nioas,ch,t-
| i''-Si'''' - - ,.N,'t-' '''FN' '"'''7" 80
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Third District.

Austin, Teyns. June -proceedInrs a,
,h,, o,,,r, ., ,,,.,, -. ,,,.,., a.
80 Va e'''' "Ppe"is iot 'ho 1hiiu us
triet today;
Affirmod-J L. Hume ct al. VS. II. ".
schintz from, rro,is r. ,,o,.,on 81
,,,,,,,a,,, - i'''NN anu
iuSoa"u VS. GEORGE NHsh'hsion' from
Travis; Canadian and American Mortgage
company ct al. vs., Ea,nburgb- American
Lana v,,r.,..,., ,>,,,...,,.. ~,
'N'''p""F se a. ''u" vi
I'm" MISSOURI Kansas and Texas Railway
company VS.. NJ. a. Withers, from Caid-
well.
Reversed and remouaod- i, IL ,ia,,s -,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-06-03

Little Rock, Ark, June THE Eakia
Store company al Washington. largest
plantation supply firm In Southern Ar.
kens1s. has zone into The hands OF
rcf,rIypr
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N, NOT WEBER to knau to oConnor: Klopt
Tin. OF gdme-l.ss
Cmptre--Bronnan,
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ST. Josenh. Mo. June 2.--The trial OF
Row. J. j. Enosr- an es.banter OF To-
pesa. before the judicial conference q
The Methodist church. 10 now under way.
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THE NATIONAL LEAGUE.

AT baltimore r. II. Il.
Baltimore ..............0 nl 59i Il.--1O ii
ClncinrAti ..,-.....,,.. 100 ono 01l-- { q
Ba.t eries-Nops and Rowerm3n; Dwver,
Ehre', Breuenstein ana Schriver
At Washington r.. II, e.
Washington ...........109 col 90 10
Ch.cigo ...........,...Slt 90 of2- 9 S
Earer!es-McJames and Farrell; Crit
fifth, Deazer ami D0nahue
\ !}rooklrn-- r. II, e.
BROOKLYN .........".oloo 5s oi'--iO i
81, Ieauis. .............,O oo 0oO lOD-l !
Hat,eroas--Daub, Fisher. Grim and Bur
reis; Hart and Mcfarland.
At Philadelphia n. II. Il.
Philadelphia ...........,l1l 100 COL 3 +
P9wsburg .,..............00 3 100 COL . 10
Baiterles-orth aud Poyie; Hughey ana
SuE.len.
Al New York H. il. ~.
New York ..............olo 800 COO
Louisville .....,.,..,..oOl no oo5 .
Batteric-5-C Clarke Me,lSin and Warner;
Hemmn s and Wilson
At Boston Z. II. y.
Ti,ajcu ..............sGn 90 OK 81 90
Gleyeland .......,....,30 900 1N-' :
Batteries Klobdanz anl Bergen; VIII
son and oConAor,
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q, 1on,s, June 2.-only one sayor''e
,he Fair Grounds today IFaeA
fsst; weather warm .,t,. Miss
,..,,.nu TN cup. Time, 1'isls.
Mile and twenty yards. s''''-a .s-
Forsythe, Jack Hs as.,, I Hairy. Naoma.
FIVE IN irIl'pTr Time l:5s.
sg Mi,e ana an eighth-ldi'da A4fa"''''
,radeufe. Tune. 1884,. saliiug-
seven and one-lialf furio"ss'
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Remember Me, Charlie christy, Aryonant.
Time. l:SSA.
Seven furlongs, purse-NimroJ, Bins
b%hser, Ulysses. Time. 1.ssA
Other Tracks.
Detroit. June O. Windsor winners.
Cheatham, Cordcr, Little Mat, the Planet
and Irksome.
cIn@nnau. June 2---Throe favorites. TWO
second choices and long shot won at
Iatonia today: They were: Elsjne, l,o-
Epst blossom. j. III. G. RasMis. Fife,
Colonel Weichtman.
Chicago, June 2.-lngoils winners; Lnius.
irosbytvrian, The Deuce, KINGS Counsel,
Warren Point.
New York, June 2.--tiraveseud winners:
Groat BEND, Draw Ind, Miss Rowena,
Sir VaSsar. Cleophus, DuggetL
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Wits
SPECIFIC

Is FAR ahead Of any blood remedy on ~
market, for II does no much more. -
rides removing impurities, aud toning ~
disease, it mssters not how deep seated q
obstinate, which other ao-caiied bloq4
remedies fail TO reach. Il u seal bleo9
remedy for teal blood diseases.
Mr.. Asa smith, Of lrespcastle, ~
writes: ~ had such . bad case VI Gc1at14
rheumatism that became absolstQlT
helpless unable 70 tAIs ~, TX foo sn o. ns .a
medicines, but they did not T6AtA -
trouble, Ono dozen bottles Of y. 3. ~
cured mo sound and well. audi nor $500
ITO"
Bookp on blood and skin disnaAss nailo1 -
b swift epseiAc Company, Atlanta Ga q
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES is lit
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. IS n?
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES IS TIT

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Is TIT
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-01-09
! Sports
g T
BIG Fight FOR WHEELING.

There Is a prospect of big gloye con-
test being pulled of in the arefR OF the
Metropolitan club, Of this city. IN The
near future. Frank Dwyer whq, prov
ed good slayer with the celebrated
choynsks at the Worlds theatre, Pitts
burgh, LAST Saturday night, for four
ynun. :, thinks h. can do sta better.
Iie is urged TO this conclusion, fE1m the
fact that he was in a measure tricked
out Of the purse OF $50 offered by Par
son" Davies, last Saturday ni6ht, VINO
had the fght stopped before the fourth
round. when he saw Dwyer was goins
TO last.
Dryer wss in the city last evening
and an Intetllegncer reporter had quito
an Interesting talk with him. ne IS very
modest and gentlemanly In his densla-
or. and Is Htin carrying some sllehtpnys-
!cnl tokens OF Choynsld's sledge hafnnier
blows around with him. lie y W. W.
much I'm earnest IN regard 70 hholhtr
20 with his late antagonist, ne RuthVl
wed the InteiHgencer 10 say thet ne Was
shilling 10 night Choynsh ten 70 hiteeh
hounds for 4 decision, FOR Sl0OO. SIDE,
and the lacgest purse offered 2y any
reputable club. Mr. Dwyer lntimated
that in certain contingencies the an3ir
might be pulled or at the Meu9poh-
ian aroma in Fulton.
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MUNYON'S
improved homeopathic
RE NE DIES
FOR CHILDREN

with them In the hotise there n no doc
tor TO hunt or wait Tor when DELAYS
ARE DANGEROUS. Munyon's Guide 10
Health Will tell you what 10 use and how
10 SAVE DOLLARS IN DOCTOR'5 FEES.
Sirhnesg often cUmea suddenly, and every
mother should be prepared hy having
MUNYON'S REMEDIES where she can
get them quickly. They are absolutely
harmless, md 40 labeled there CAN BE
NO MISTAKE.
Munyon's Collie and Crying Baby Cure
cures bilious collie. palnterS' cole. collie in
children, and gripping pains OF every de-
scrlptlOn. promptly relieves hysterla, sleep
lesgness, pain from teethng, ana outlets
crylng babies Price, q cents.
MUNYON'S Sore Throat Cure effects u
prompt cure In dlphtheriu and every form
or core throat. Price, . cents.
Munyon's Fever Cure VIII break any
form Of fever. u should he administered
as soon as the fever appears. Price. %
cents.
Munyon's Worm Cure causes the prompt
removal OF all kinds OF worms. pin worms,
ami worms, intestinal worms and tape
worms. Price. 70 cents.
Munyon's Whooplng Cough Cure Is thor,
oughly reliable. II relieves at once and
cures promptly.
Munyon's Group Cure positively controls
all forms OF Group. Price, u cents
A separate cure for ench disease. At all
druggists mostly - cents a vial.
PerBonai letters 80 Prof MuHyon, ls0s
Arch street. Philadelphia. Pa, answered
with free medical advice for any disease.
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OLD BOB" ALLEN
The Famous Short stop to Manage aud
Play with Detroit.

The Famous Short stop 20 Manage anu
Play with Detroit. ~,
PAULDING, o., Jan. s.-Bob Allen,
the once famous shortstop ofAhe Phlla-
,ieiphia club, will manage. eaPtaih and
play short for the Detroit club Of the
Western League next season. The place
was once announced TO haye-heeh Allied
by the selection Of Ollle Beard. but the
matter fell through. and Narderoeck
turned his attention 70 Allen,- The short
stop has been out Of the game for sew
erai seasons. and only last fall,eyldenced
a Willingness to return to the diamond.
The Philadelphia club had some cores
p1ndence with him, but. falling 70 agree
upon terms. Stallings was drafted from
the Detroit club '-r'
Aliens father IS presldent"'of the
PluIdlnE National Bank. 20 TINS place,
ana since his temporary detifenent Al
len has worked at desk IN that institu-
tlon. He IS duickwitted, clever
player. and his absence from the dla-
innnd Tor two or three years will not be
a handicap to him, as he has Kept abreast
al the times in base ball matteTS..
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-01-09
MATING FERRY.
Hapu and SIIshaPs ia the Thriving City
Across tile River.

ET1ua aud lIiahn M In the Thriving City
A,ro', III, Riv,r
..z...,,,...
OF p t,s,.,i,, IN ,,,;n
g Thnra "a ~ Verv lew vaSsn, bousss In
Gts,.,jri, ITsrt-; particuInr.v OF n good
c cIS. s"' When there js a vacant house
OF the better class in desirable part OF
town 1t Is quickly taken. Three. four
and fve-rOOmed single houses at low
rents are in demand. Three-roomed
houses rent from " 20 " per a. in Ic,l,,,.
Iour-rooneu at LI" ~ ,.o " 90 ti1 ~ 90
at from = to ~ siS rooms IONS W nd 10 md nd
III ;SSlne HOUSES u '''e's ''@s'
,'.,--,-. u, :. e,,.s 40
:, a goM pe'O 'i ~ r W. a. a. i'm tho
l5S ,,ng , WIe Int ~ naSi9 and
ded. Fgfty-five nails, ranging from
four to eight penny, were found In the
cows stomach The nails were proba-
bly, made OF wire.
Three new lsIlns VIII be built at the
Union glass works, These people are
selling 70 s9pe OF tne iaTGeST y, ana ~ oss'
htouses N me coun Sl w. ~ Ga Isl
t tng bn Ss5 IN PlttsSnrgh this weeI,
~" 81, ~ 80 - aaa.tou -, tha ,,,o,rors ~
-, dlI pa liLSs ,s,.,o c,vrcb viii meet iris
s si,e N : O'clock 10 make arrange
ments for an entertainment. This con-
sists OF members whose names are SPELL
ed with A, B. c and D.
Martins Ferry men who are SEEMING
in the river are catching as high as 81, l2o
tish IN a Single maui PIi''S'paiiS q
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RENWOOp.
Live Ne,yu Items From the Lively Indus
trial Town.

trial Town,
James Geraghty, foreman Of the pud-
ding department OF the Wheeling iron
and steel works, Is suffering from a
carbuncle on the nape OF his neck. He
Is confined 10 his home and the attend
ing physician has said that The car
bunclc may prove dangerous.
Since McNechen went wet at the
last election, the new council which
meets on Thursday evening next, Will
have several applications for license to
consider Fred Getio and VIII Schad
will Jointly apply FOR n saloon license.
Robert Coates, Of this town, mailer
al the Belmont mill, has very bright
prospects Of securing The position as
mailer at the navy yard in Washing
ton. D. c. His friends here hope he
may succeed in disqualification.
The number OF tramps that apply for
lodging at the police station every
night during the cold weather has
,arged from ten to thirty. but on
Thursday night not one showed up
The puddicrs went on yesterday
morning at the Wheeling iron and
steel works The plate mill goes on
blast on that day
iAui kieusI Is NoWn the IlNtT NUM-
Ing, with the boys who left Few days
ago. They VIII come back to-day and
are expected to be loaded down with
game.
Michael Farrell conductor on the
Fourth division. Baltimore g. Ohio, is
living at his boarding house at the
Junction pretty sick with stomach trou-
BILE.
Miss Mae Taylor was charming
hostess to number of her friends at
her home IN Greenwood. Thursday
evening.
Mr.. Harry Ludwlck OF indianapolis.
Is visiting his friend, Ms Walter
Smith. of McMechen street.
Frank KeIlar will probably be re-
olecied city marshal In McMechen at
the next council meeting
Miss Cora Van Horn, Of WarRock, o.,
IS visiting Mrs. Fred. Anlts.
officer Grant Bond is on duty again,
ufte" few days sickness.
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SIXTEENTH ANNUAL
belmont County Farmers Instltu's to he
He'd die conllng lvsek.


Held the Coming Week.
The sixteenth annual Belmont county,
(Oh!o) Farmers institute VIII be helu
on next Tuesday and Wednesday' jan jan
uafy l. and s.. NJ ST. Cla'Fsfll!e. &c
win be followedi
TUESDAY MORNING,
1900. Inyocatlon-Roy Il Balph. y: u,
Addfess-iiou. A. T. MeNe'NeE' res
ESDerlence NIeetlng-ou estion :
"Sirthods OF Making Money on the
Farm" discussed ~ lawn F9 \,
t1n, i. ". Riley, ]. 4. stewart, X.
" CHM. Walker Fplton, W. X.
iiittchor. &. T., Giiiin, II. .. Mercer,
4 ID Barrett. George Leniz, j. r..
RentIey. Talks limited 10 ave min
utes each.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
100 Music. Sheep for, Prolt-J. W. Car
penter. Batesville. o. Discussion.
$40 How Shall we Improve the Road
system"-J. s. Morgan. Discussion.
Music.
$50. I.ccturc-Dr j. H. Garfield, Prod
dent Ohio State University, Cclnm-
bus, o.
EVENING-LAD1Es' SESSION.
100. Rocltauon-Mis Anna Fulton.
Paper-Our Glrls-Aliss Ella Anlt.
Recltatlon-Mlss Jessie McMillen.
Taik-Sweeping Day-Mrs. Florence
Savage Starbuck.
Observation-Disclosures Hattie Jones,
ReeitatIon.-Miss ella Robson.
Taik-The New Woman on the Farm
Miss Harriet LENNON,
Paper-Labor on the Farm-Mrs.
Music.
MRS. HENRY MORGAN, Pres.
MRS, MARY BLAIR, Secretary.
WEDNESDAY MORNING.
Inyoeation-Rev Robert Alexan-
der, ID. d.
$3.50. Unnecessary Farm Fences-J. b. Nc
Nechan. Discussion.
1l:g0. Care OF Farm Implements-John
Watson. Discussion.
Music.
io:i5. Food value OF Corn FOdder-w. R,
HOS. NoSious flweeds-Judge Pierce, cadiz,
Ohio.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
Music.
1:O5. Farm Management--W. n. Gliiin.
i.95. The Little Girl on the Farm-Aiiss
Harriet Lennon. Cadiz, Ohio
200. Recitatlon-Aita B. Glfln.
9:lO. School Life OF Country Boys ana
Glrls-Prof, John McBurney. Cam
bridge, Ohio.
$50. Hygiene-Dr. A. H. HeWetson.
EVENING SESSION.
7 10. R R@sit P. Morgan, Wheeling,
w. Va.
$50. ReadIng-J. P. Morgan.
co, r,,,,-, ..,,eI,,nnbnsn-Rev r. A.
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The barge sunk by the Hotspur at
payis Island dam ies dirsa.ig across
The wicl,cts of tho dam, and "a such a
position that It can probably he raig-
cd A force Of men with several steam
boats win ba set to work nj once 10 get
81 above water The other barge report
ed sUnRen was only grounded, ana hl7
been pulled of. The two that ggt Jlr!It
wcFn cgu1h. by che Hnatsr fifteen
mile" AHlow Tie place 81 the wreck. '.he
whole trouble was caused oYqyhp break
ing OF q cam on the HotsPuH
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This u Dr. Pierce's Common Seiiye Medical Ad'
wiser" nearly 10000 copies Of which have been
sold at tile regular price or $50. II IS now sent
zee to ahy Que who will seud Al oue.eenl stamps,
TO cover thr cost Of mailing orb: u wanted ~
handsome durable French cloth binding send 70
cents extra (5i cents IN ALL 70 pay the bate eost
ri blndiss eHd maplug 10 Wotld's pnpeuSary
Medical Association, Buffalo. n, V
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-01-09
INDEFINITELY POSTPONED.
vTom" EoIs's CrucIsuJueIc, Michael, ant
Linton sIay Not Meet.

VTonl" EcL'S CrHCISuJack, Michael, ana
Linton Stay Not Meet.
JACKSONVILLE. Fla, jan Son
account Of Tom Eek and the League OF
American wheelmen being at outs and
bis men blackHsted on all tracks. the
protected race between Tom IApion and
Jimmy Michael, the two blcyctE-rrack-a-
lacks. arranged for January is, 10 and 20
here, has been indefinitely postponed and
the meeting given up.
All arrangements had beensmade, but
rs Michael would not race unless Eek
trained him. and as Sex could not pc
recognized on any track. che race fell
through. II was to be for $4,000, and
many other lesser lights wers7tobe pres
ent, the prizes aggregated $1,000, II Is
thought that Michael did not care q
meet Linton. hence took this Easy meth
cd OF "eFawashiRg" Races you'd have
been for one and five miles and, one hour
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-01-09

The marks at p. m. showed 2 fee; 9
iaches and failing SLOWLY. Weather,
cloudy aud warm.
Captain John r. bravo. secretary OF
tbe Coal exchange, has been nothed
by the Republican committee OF Beav-
or county. that he mas been unanimous
~ recommended bv thnt organization.
Tor the position OF surveyor Of the port
at Pittsburgh Pittsburgh News.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-01-09

The week of prayer at the United
Presbyterian church has been 9 very
successful affair. The attendance has
been good and the meetings productive
of much good. Rev. j. II. Litteli. the
pastor, preached every evening, and on
Sunday morning will preach a sermon
appropriate to the closing OF the week
of PRAYER
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-01-09

TO cure all old sores, 10 heal an IN
dolcnt ulcer. or to speedily cure piles,
YOU need simply apply DeWltts Witch
Hazel salvc according to directions. Its
maClc-lil;c action win surprise you.
charles Il. Goethe, corner Twelfth and
Market streets; Bowie & Co. Bridge
port; Peabody & Son, Bcnwood.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-01-09

PASSED down-Tlfe Fred Wilson. j. T..
bedford. Passed up-The John Morcn.
Virginia and Arrlud.
oil CtTN.--l,iver . feet aud tglling.
Clear and miller