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The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1898-12-07

The club dance has been postponed to
Friday, December 16.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1898-12-07

See the line of Fancy goods at Enter
prise Office, Saturday December II.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1898-12-07

For a good time, go and hear the Jolly
Lot Company at the opera house tOmor-
row night.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1898-12-07

Mr.. E. G. BransOn declined to act as
one Of the trustees Of the WaterwOrks
and Electric Light plant. Mr.. +. W.
Bennett was appointed to fill his place.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1898-12-07

Mr.. and Mrs. Z. A. Martin have moved
TO LOrain, which place they will make
their future home.
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- OF LOCAL INTEREST," +H

Oxford Bibles, new lot, bought low
great bargains at j. W. HOughtOn's. q
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1898-12-07

Pay your taxes at the Home Savings
Bank.
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wanted.

A lady bOarder or rOomer. Enquire o.
Mrs. B. L. Whitehead. tt.
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She Objects e. Cir.re,tcs.

ridiculous runfpr is current that
the recent illness Of the c.arina les
oeen due 10 slew poisoning. the arsenic
being administered it is said-b,
d trusted lady-in-waiting in the EN-
press morning cup of chocolate. Ser,
sational rumors of his kind are coz
tinuaIly cropping up. and the mere
tact that the czarina his long been
IN Ill health was quite sufficient basis
on which to found this highly colored
story. That the empress is unpopular
is certainly not true. On the contrary
she has won the confidence of her hus.
bands people by Der gentleness and
tact. her edict against her ladies-in.
waiting smoking cigarettes being the
one trivial grievance they have against
her.
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HOW CANYONS WERE Formed
T;ae Deep sal;ies ARR Due TO the AZ.
ton CT Rivers :. hroaEa Count.
less Ages.

The secret of the great denudatior
md of this wonderful achievement O.:
the Colorado in carving ont of rocl
series of canyons about 500 mile:
tong. and. in one Place at least, more
than mile deep. Wi; d a multitude OF
tributary chasns and gorges. is yer,
Simple. when You knew il. saws Hc...
Ders Magazine. The old lake bee
slowly rose. Al first the Colorado river
End IT'S tributaries. or some sameless
monstrous ancestor Of these. sweep.
ing over the slowly rising surfaces
planned them down in most relen tless
fashion. and then began wea ring op,
broad shallow stream bt DIS. Eut tier
me country rose more rapidly. and h.
water had to cut deeper channels in
the rocks in order TO get out and away
to sea. Owing in part to the wsaf
nf the water itself. hut more to the
ceaseless bombard,cen, of the sus-
pended sand which it bore from the
up country. or picked up as it went
along. and to the thump of pebbles
and powders which it SWEET On in
flood time. the river kept cutting down
as the strata rose. until finally. when
what was left of our inland sea bot;om
got thrust up 50 that. towering far
above its erstwhila roc!:y shores. il
fad to lie called plateau. the Colo
;ado and its auXiIiaries found them
selves at the bottom of series OF
colossal canyons ard garses. where
they are to-day.
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SCHOOL r. PORT

Report for second month of city
schools.
Miss McMichael's room.-Total en-
rollment, SO. Average daily attend
ance, 1852. Cases of hardness, 2.
Graded. rank 1, Bertha Schnatterly.
Grade l, rank 2. Fanny McComas.
Grade 2, rank l, Anna Bacon; rank
injury Morse. Grade 3, rank l, Fred
Goddard; rank 2, Emma Bacon.
Mr.. Cormack's room-Total enroll
ment, 81. Average Attendance, 2S.7.
Z SEES of tardlness. D. TIA g4a IL. l. tllk
|, Mily Wilson; rank 2, AIable Marsh.
9th grade, rank 1, Chas Fitzg
rank 2, Mary Cole.
Miss Gilbert's room.-E
10. Average attendance, A. Numbei.
Gardy. 3. Fifth grade, rank l, Pear
Wire; rank 2, George Stapleton.
Fourth grade, rank l, Nell Lewis: rank
2, Hazel Read.
Mr.. Seaman's roOm-Total enroll
ment. y. Average attendance, 81:
Gases of hardness, o. Junior class.
rank l, Bessie Erwin; rank 2. Manic
Sbhnattrrly. Senior class, rank l.
Jessie Blanchard; rank 2. Ir,na Swnn-
ey.
Reports of other teachers not vet re-
ceived.
w. M. Seaman, Supt.
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The Stove You Buy should be th
results of best skill and human ingen
uity-shOuld DE make that has stood
every test for economy. in use-one
that Is known az most satisfactory in
every respect. A splendid feature
about your buying here is that you
secure such stoves. but the prices are
no higher than you pay for inferior
stoves. The guarantee of the comp
any Is passed on to you, and makes
the purchase an absolutely safe one.
You'll be sure to find what pleases YOU
at A. Hoetewitzs'.
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A Sure Sign of Group
caived.

HOatseness IN achild that is subject
to Group is IL sure sign of the approac h
IT the disease. If ChamberIains
Cough Remedy is given as soon as The
child becomes hOarse. or even after
the croupy cough has appeared. it will
prevent the attack. Many mothers
VII" have crOupy children ALWAYS keep
this remedy at hand aid find that it
saves them much trouble and worry.
1t can always be depended upon and
pleasant to take. For sale by NJ
DeTar.
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TIL E BEST PLA STER.

A pe'ce of flannel damrened with
ChamberlaIns Pain palm aid bound 10
the parts affected is superior to any
plaster. When troubled with pain
in The chest OF side, or Il lame back.
give it u taial. You are certain to he
pleased with the prompt relief hich
it affords, Pair, Balm is also a certain
cure for rheumatism. For sale by NJ.
DeTar.
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WANfED-several Trustworthy persons in
this erafe to manage our business i'll
their own and new rhy counties. 1t is mainly
office work and conducted at nome Salary
Straight <SoO year and expenses-definite
bona hde. no more, NO less salary MCnthly
$s5. references. Enclose seif-addresscd
STAMPED envelope. Herbert e. Hess, Prest :,
Dept. N, Chicago.
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Sour stomach, fulness after eating
and fatulerce are all caused b; i'm
perfect digestion. Prickly Ash Bit
tiers corrects this disorder at once,
drives out badly digested food and
tones the stomach, liver and bowels.
For sale at Porters drug store.
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WANTED@Sevaral trustworthy persons in
w this state to manage our business in
the1r own and nearby counties. 1t is mainly
ofpre work and conducted ut home ~aIar.
Straght $500 a year and expenseS-definjre
IONA tde: no more, no ss salary Monthly
S'5. references. Enclose self-ad0ressed
str mptd enve,Ope, Herbert E. Hess. Priest.
Dept. NJ, Chicago.
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Father Splenters will hold services
anu preach in the Catholic church in
tn City on Saturday the 18th
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Every body save tnelr money and
Duy their Christmas gifts at the Con.
gregatiOnal fair.
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We made an error last week in say
ing that the expense of repairing the
Meth odist church was only $3.50. The
total amount, including the furnace,
was little over s7OO.
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l keep glass which [ sell at moder
= ate prices.-G. E. Rummell.
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Earle 3 dawn goes to Larned to
'glt, where he Will resume his ole
= gu III the Porter drug store.
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If you ever hunt call at Hottewitzs
and see their new stock of guns. lust
In. The are the latest pattern aud the
finest make. We also keep a large
stock of ammunition on hand.
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Cleans. the ilver and bowels anu
reyuit.oe the system by using Prickley
Ash Bltters. 1t creates and sustains
energy. Sod by Port.r & Co.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1898-11-18

- au selling w atches and Clocks
REAPER than ever. Up-to-date pat
lens in S-day frame clocks at Schnat-
teriy's jeSelry store.
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DON'T make mistake and throw
oAr money away ON shoddy suit.
Johsolt us and we'will show you some
ling good.
Edwards & Noble.
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Our fall hats, latest and neatest
lipes In the market, are now in.
no Aill be tine first?
Edwards Il Noble.
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q The ladies Of I .e Con greg att on a |
church Will hold their annual fair,
@ith the usual good supper about the
mIddle OF December.
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We have been requested TO state that
- OF the stores viii be closed on
thanksgiving for the critic day.
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q! 1ans let. OF ls-p"per and insec
20" ie', % q. y. Gre4l .snd save some
Of your pocket mo icy.
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Read Marsh & Bidwell's advertise
'nent this week
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Ii your wheel needs fixing you can
receive prompt attention at any time.
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now keep poultry netting which 1
Nlll sell at fair prices. =. E. Rummel
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i gu may be sare to lind what you
"ssnt as 10 style and price in our line
OF SHOES.
Edwards. &. Noble.
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School books are strictly cash to
all.-M. DeTar.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1898-11-18

When folks buy Baking Powder OF
&. a. Green they buy it of him again
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FOR RENT

Rooms with or without furniture
Furniture for sale. Mrs Koehler.
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lead Marsh u BIuwelI advertise.
ment this week.
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Ae010che stopped In 20 minutes by ID.
Miles PAIN PILLS. "One cent q dose"
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UprOOted Tree Still Alive.
The "life tree of Jamaica grows and
:hrives for months after being uproot.
I'd and exposed to the sun.
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That LeAse Beck can be cseved with
DR.. Miles, NERVE PLASTER Only95c.
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Window glass at DeTar's
Fresh mich cows.-D. Nc Lewis.

Earn paints 81 cents per gallon, at
DtPar's.
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4 sold t.y al drug
gisss under 3 POSITIVE
guarantee. frss bottle
tsree.s or money re-
fau.. $. Rock on dis
eases o. Lie heart and
nerves free. Address,
DIR. MILES MEDICAL
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-04-04
BISHOP PETERKIN
Preached Last Evening at st.
Lukc's Church.
CLASSES CONFIRMED
At 81. m.tth,w'.i III. Morning and al
st. LuLs's Church IN tho Evening.
L.rr. Congregation, witnessed til, lin.
pre,,iv" aud Interesting Services.
The Lesson. Drawn from IN. ctnelnr.
ion Told by the Eloquent Speaker.

Sunday was the principal day OF the
visitation to Wheeling by Right
Rev. George W. Peterkin. Protestant
Episcopal bishop OF the diocese OF West
Virginia. In the morning he preached
an eloquent sermon at 81. Matthews
In the presence of q very large congre-
CATION. and conardmcd a numerous
class. In the afternoon a class was
confirmed at st. Paul's, at Elm Grove.
and in tho evening he preached at st.
Luke's on the Island.
A very large CONGREGATION attended
the services at st. Luke's. Bishop Peter
kin preached an appropriate sermon,
II tho musical programme was espec-
ialH fine. Ten persons were confirmed
by Bishop Peterkin, most OF them be-
ing adults, and the confirmation rites
were IA prominent feature of the elabor-
ate services. Extra chairs had 10 be
placed in the a!sles, all pcws being
illled.
Bishop Pcterkin's sermon wos In line
with the Holy Week services. and re-
lated TO the lessons that may be drawn
from the Cruciiixion. The text was ia
ken from st. Matthew, And they cru
Gifted Him." Bishop pcterkin laid
stress on the sacrifices Christ had made
for men. and he urged all 20 take Him
MS their Savior. There were many
great events In ChrIst's life. said the
bishop. and all the evangelists detailed
with mlnutcncss and detail the crucifx-
ion. Pictures OF that event, and the
Passion play as well. are intended to
bring this event strikirgly before the
modern world. Tor the words OF the
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fighting machines in the word, navs'
their main batteries supplied with To-,
!d-flre guns with which very few VA.
ships are equipped except IN a ,"
ondary battery. ,.,
The great point OF vantage OF ~,
fleet, however, Is In thickness or aT' ng
cal!bre OF guns and fighting. aua..,,
of the men. There are five l3-inch gu.
on the proposed American flying slua.
ron while the whole Spanish nav! n
not one and Only two l2-tnch guns u
l2-inch guns our squadron has iou' t s%,
OF S-inch guns fourteen. SPAN .% Nv,
selected vessels have five ll-iiNh 20 -
and the rest are merely I-'nch, ~
are the points Of vantage that Coh,- IL.
dorc Schlcy's fleet would like 10 D''
onstrate In actual fight. 49,,
The work OH the Brooklyn haS Nv.
fully completed and her eiGht'llSn ~
ret gums will now throw a mueh asi
distance. The Columbia has msai
painting and coaling and /; Is In sp.r sa~.
condition. Commodore Schley un .si,
stands that the Texas is ':ho1oIsI
completed in Improvement, is pa." n
the prevailing lead color, ana s.r,,
ready for sea as soon ms she arrives
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Yesterday Afternoon the Speaker wa,
Rev. Dr. Heck.
Rev. DR.. Beck. of the Methodist Uni
versity, at Tacoma. WASH. spoke at the
Y. NJ. C. a. yesterday afternoon, and last
nigh: at Thomson ". Z. church. At the
latter place he spoke on "rhe Great
West" but at the Y. NJ. C. a. he spoke
on Faith"
DIR. Beck prefaced his remarks by say
ing lie was from the land OF strange con
tradictionS. The state of Washington
was very prolific. and he gave some facts
relating to the states wonderful re-
sources and products. Yet the churches
were very far apart. owing TO the state
being sparcely settled. There were
young men and young women there who
had V been inside Il church. so that
Washington. In conjunction with other
parts or the wegt, was In great need OF
missionaries.
Further in his talk, DR.. Beck urged
young men not to become discouraged.
The world has no use for Il discouraged
man, and Evangelist Moody says God
has no Use for one. In times OF sick
ness and trouble men should have faith
In God. DR.. Beck related the story OF an
Australian miner who found the biggest
nugget OF gold ever found. The miner
had gone away from Ills camp very
downcast ut his failure to make n
STRIKE" and sitting down on the ground
began to rub his knife carelessly over n
stone. After, scraplng the stone for n
time he noticed that II appeared 20 grow
yellow In color. Then he tried the other
side OF the stone with rhc same results.
and That stone turned out to he worth
$4,000 to the poor miner. Thus, In life.
There lisa mine OF gold in the Bible, and
he who puts himself in Gods care Will
inherit n home In the heavenly Kingdom,
ls well ms meeting with success In this
life.
DR.. Beck then gave n brief Bible read
ing. and strongly urged for more faith in
God. He urged the members Of the Y. NJ.
c. a. to get other young men of mis-
city to attend their meetings. By their
good example md generous actions thew
would be illustrating the principles of
the brotherhood of man
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text. and ther cruciaed Him." mean

text. And ther crucifed Him." mean
much.
But the pictures and the Passion play
do not give anymore than a faint idea
of how much Christ suffered. And
strange rs Il may seem, the very people
He went among cruclfied Him. 1t Is
supposed that Il mans nobility OF char
acter would result in his being univer-
sally esteemed. Christ was a perfect
man. Even his judge found no fault
with Him. But he was put 10 death,
nevertheless, an act which showed the
malianity of human Justice.
The crucliiXion contains much food
for thought. Bihsop Peterkin continued.
and 1t is remarkable 10 consider Christ
suffering indiGnities from the hands OF
the people He was to lay down His life
for. His crucifiXion teaches self-sacri-
fee. and His apostles counted II joy
10 lay down their lives Tor His sake.
So too, should all men be willing 10
make sacrifices. Two OF the lessons to
be drawn from the cruclGNioa are:
First. That Gods justice demands sat
isfaction for one sins; and, second, in
Christ that satisfaction Is given.
Bishop Peterkiu said hat justice
must always be exercised in the laws
OF governments on earth. The same Is
true OF Gods kInglon,. but God was
full OF mercy. In worldly laws for a
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This plan of special treatment places
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who have devoted years Of study to their re.
~spcc,ive special,ies. Many diseases thai
have bafled the skill Of the general practi.
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Chronic cases arc especially desired. The
company invites correspondence iromcycry.
one suffering from any ailmcnt from which
they have been unable to secure relief. It's
physicians arc among the ablest in the pro-
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SUPERB PICTURES OF
SANS
NAVY."
THE MAINE
CAPTAIN SlGSBtt.
TIE OFFICERS.
THE CREW.
GENERAL LEE,
Most Magnificent Collection of Photographs of This Char
acter Ever Offered to the Country.

The public mind has been so nightly stirred by recent event,
in Cuba, especially by the destruction OF the Battcship Maine
and her gallant crew, that the demand ior information respecting
Uncle Sans Navy" has become exceedingly great, and this
strongly reflects the patriotic sentiment OF the country. The
Daily Inteligencer, with characteristic appreciation and enter.
prise, has undertaken to supply this loyal desire by issuing a
superb Portfolio Series OF Photographic Vicws-pagc size
GIxIsl inchcs) OF our Battle Ships, Cruisers, Torpedo Boats,
Monitors, Cost Defense Boats, Gunboats and Auxiliary Yes
sells; also pictures OF our Navy Commanders, Drill Exercises,
Big Guns and other interesting views, each illustration being
accompanied by text matter giving all neediul information OF
our Naval resources. Each Portfolio will contain, 16 pages Of
pictures and text matter, printed on heavy plate paper, and
bound in colored paper cover, and may be obtained upon the
following conditions:
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criminal punishment Is the rule, the
pardon Is the exception. Gods mercy
Is not obligatory. therefore His exercise
OF It should turn sl1ners to Him. Then,
IN Christ is given the satisfaction nee
essary; in Him. Is the redemption. He.
has made a full and perfect sacrifice
for mankind. He died for the world be-
cause God loves the world not that
Christ loves the world because Chriat
died for the world. And too, The par
don Of the gospel is not an indiscrimin-
ate one. but is given for a reason. In
his concluding remarks the bishop en-
Joined the congregation to turn their
thoughts to God, this week especially.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-04-04
PORTFOLIO NO. |

Is now ready, and contains the following Photographic views,
accompanied by full descriptive and historical matter:
No. 1-Batlc Ship Maine, with Portraits OF Captain Sigsbec
and General Fitzhugh Lee.
No. a-Or;sinal picture representing the explosion OF til:
Maine.
No. 3-Original picture showing Havana Harbor and its iora.
fcationS.
No. 4-Four views Of the interior Of the Maine.
No. 5jProected Cruiser Philadelphia.
No. rDouble Turrcted Monitor Miantononan
No. LBatlcslrp Indiana.
No. S-Thc lndianas 1s-inch Guns.
No. 9-Thc Ram Katahdin.
No. Io-Doublc Turreted Monitor Terror,
No. II-Protected Cruiser Columbia.
No. I2-The Columbia's Sinch Gun.
No" 13-Torpedo Boat No. 6.
No. I4-Armorcd Cruiser New York.
No. I5-Dynamie Cruiser Ncsuvius.
No. .I6-Battleship Iowa
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Palm Sunday services at the Cathe-
dral were largely attended. At the 1916
a. m. service the ceremony OF the
palms by Bishop D%onahue. assisted by
the Cathedral clergy, was very impress
sive. The blessed palms were distribu-
ted among the conEreGation.