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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-05-21
BENwooD. 4,
Breezy News Items Gathered In tho Buiy
- Marshall. County Town,

Breezy News Iten,s Gathered In tho iBrsy
Marshall; County Town.
Benwaod Is to have a new suburb, 50
to speak. It is TO be "Pearltown, and
located up Boggs' run, and It's chief citi.
zen and sponsor is Edward Pearl, well
known as ii""old9 Kentuck. Mr. Pearl
recently ~ moved from tx kentucky
Helghts;n was called after him,
and now he has determined to do the
christening In his owl hondr. He has
had painted a neat sign, by J. P. Berger,
and "Pearftownn Will be %emblazoned to
the world to-day with apprppyipte cere-
monies.
The employees Of the Wheeling steel
works will shortly; noat.,.over the plant
one OF the finest flags. IN the Ohio VAL
ley. 1t is. now being made by Mrs. Chris
Sprouts and Mrs. Estep, and Is the.out-
come of popular subscription at the steel
works, independent Of the one recently
purchased blythe shear gang. The dag
will be %a,beauty.
At yesterday mornings police court,
the mayor fined a stranger employed
at the coke plant, for serenadinE With
out. a license on Thursday night. He
gave his name. as Thomas ;Lockhart, and
failing TO: %llquidate. Will stay: here five.
days longer.
Aslarge audience attended the enter
tainrlent given by Central school at the
NJ. q. church last night. The excellent
programme was carried out without a
hitch, and the children reflected credit
on all concerned, contributing one Of the
best performances ever given by this
school.
a number Of Benwood men were aux-
ious to make the trip to New Orleans
yesterday afternoon, on the towboatAd-
vance, but when 1t came to set sal. only
two materialized, Atwell Yoet and Nick
Hell. 85t
]. 7. Baird Post, No. 100, g. a. r. of
sherrnrd, will hold Memorial Day SER
Vices, May 30. at Allen Grove. church.
Rev, 3. B. Evans, Of Wheeling, willsde-
liver an address.
The Catholics OF Benwooi Junction
and Mcafechen will hear a report Of The
committee this evening, which has In
charge the site for q church to be built
at McMechen.;
Manager Brannen expects 70 etart the
pudding and plate mills on Monday, IL
coal can be secured. On account OF the
raise In steel. puddlers will now get,
81 IS a ton.
Allie Chapman and Joe T,rias have
bought one Of the houses belonging to
the Wheeling steel works. and,will move
Il to the Whitaker addition.
SA2species OF butterfly Is on exhibition
at Gates' hparmacy. It IS beautiful
specimen, and the largest ever seen,
around here.
A%uctioneer Mahood will sell the re-
manning goods Of Mnckinawi& Hastings
at Nelli Qulnn's place. this afternoon.
Mrs. US. Robinson Is In Grafton,
where her mother, who recently came
from Oklahoma. Is seriously Al.
Miss Bessie Wilson, of North wheel
Ing, is visiting her aunt. Mrs%Thofnas
Shepard.
Leonard Ripper and familyllfaveStas
day: on q visit to slstersville friends
Mrs. Mack Caylor leaves to-day ia,
visit relatives at sardis:
Mra. Julia Fortncy has returned IRON
Ashland, Ky.
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.THIsI rs nFIAG pAY"f

This will be flag day5in sBellaire and!
the Novelty stamping works; Bellairel
bottle works. SRodefer Bros glass fac!
tory,.and. the steel works will hoist more
flags as emblems OF the unity OF Ameri-.
cans in the war now In, progress. More
flags will so up later. at someiof thu.
places they will have short addresses,
but at most Of them only the cheers Of
the enthusiastic throns will greet Old
Glory as the colors are unfurled. The.
hook and ladder boys wlll,buy new uni
forms,
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ASCENSION SERVICES.

The Ascension services in this citytby
the Knights Templara brought out such
a number from St Clairsyill e,S Bridge
port and MartIn'sSFerry and all en-
,5oyed 1t SO well, barring the drenching
rain that caught manyof ithemTt that
reception and, entertainment for ,the'l lady
friends of the members will be held.
This will probably be In June, when
Strawberries are ripe, fffPssHSssftST
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i moi lnnr -

Eo&EiMINuTB Is not long, yet relief
Is o%btainedgln half>that5 time by the: use.
OF One Minute CoughSC Cure. }1e pre-.
vents consumption and quickly cures
colis5croup. bronchitis, pneumonia,9ln
grippe3and, all throat and lrns troubles.
CharlestR n. SGoetze,l Market and Twelfth!
streets;sC Chatham Sinclair. Forty-sixthI
and jacob streets; A.. E. Scheehle, No.
Coz, Main street,, Exlcy Bros, Penn. and
zahe streets: Bowie & Co. bridgeport,
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THREE LINE DRIVES.

NEW YORK. May 20.-TheI Reds lost 10.
day because they could not hit :opportune-
ly. Three line drives retired the Reds in
the ninth: Attendance 9.loo.g Score:
Cincinnati 80 OF O.. 0 oil sEoGibiIi.
Boston .."....Ot 10 OIL go o0-6 10 i
Earned runs, %ClnclnnatfF2; Boston a.
Batteries. Hill and sPeltz; willis and Ber.
gen. Empires. !o'Day and Mcdonald.
Time. 2:6i.
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Amateur Bs,e BALI.

The Cathedral. Cadets yesterday, at
Tunnel Green. defeated the Linslys;
score, II toSSS.
The HighS School team goes out to
West Liberty to-day to play the nor.
NAL. school boys. They will: go in wag-.
ons, accompanied by their best girls.
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To-DAY's GAMES.
Washington at: Chicago.
y Boston at Cincinnati.
Philadelphia at Cleveland.
Brooklyn at Louisville.
Baltimore at Pittsburgh.
New York at, st. Louis.
BALTIMORE. May 2o.-With the excep-
tton OF the fourth inning both Pond and
Gardner pitched magnificent ball to-day
A single, n base on balls and two hit bats
men forced B~altimore'sE only run across
the plate. &At~tendance, ]. $50 Score:
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MARTIN,sarERRY
Flaps and ,ii,lapsiiiiSti, 5Thriyinr cit,

3iiBps ii ait,baps In thr Thriving CITY,
asressjthe River.
The following is The programme for
the commencement exercises to be Held,
In the opera house next Thursday evene
ang:
Music.
Invocation.
tyt.....s t..tf. ts4...4Ml SBTownj
The5Presse ~. 80. MaysS.RGibson
Books rs Conipanions....s. Marion c. Bishop
Uncle Sam,aS BARBER Shop9;.Chas. H.SLewis.
SGountryiL adsand LassIes.. Ellie p Murray!
The City Belle J. !. z Bessie ESWatsonl
Shamrock $40. Alice s. fMcClearyi
flbS&S WI Music..k
"a Symposlun-Chemistry Mamie ezra
ham, acoustics Bessie 70. Bogls; geol.i
ogySa GraeeEA.. Roberts; Latin, Charlotte
Music
Our State Laura c. Helling
MyrtleSE sDeyaultl
vocal snioS Ira M Mlskell
Einblems x. -. Myrtle M.SThompsonI
tForeisns Views &c the Statue OF 81 bertyR
.&.....S ] lucille NJ. $Cossi
Music.
The decline. Of Spain. Edward Anthony
Corner Of Fourthjand Hanover
p 2 Bessie e. Cow
s....,..s... EleanorSK Mitchell
Music.l
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II the baby h cn,,lnr TeeiII.

Be sure and use that old and wells rledg
remedy Mrs. WinsloY'si Soothing
for2childrent tcething. ~Ittsoothes
the child. softens thetgums, .allays all
pain, cures Wind collie and lis tho best
cents q bottle. m-w&flSS
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YESTERDAYS GAMES.
Pittsburgh g. Baltimore I.
Washlngton,G 0, Chicago l..
Boston s. Cincinnati 4.
Philadelphia 6, Cleveland 3.
St. Louis 6, New York 2
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pENNsY 9

ANNAPOLIS. Md, May 20.-Thc Unl-'
yersity Of, Pennsylvania crews @on two.
boat races from. the naval academy on.
the Severn river this afternoon! Tho
flrst race. which was twos miles
jstralght-away, started ut hnlfi Ave.
Both crews took : the water simulta-
,neousiy. and for4the first linlf mile
roweds side by side Mt about nj thirty
stroke. At the half mile buoy The Wis;
ltors led by q few, feet, which they grad
ually stretched durlngSthe ldst mile to
Two and a half lengthS Time: Penn,
.4sy!vania, HOB; Naval, 1l:l3.
The second race between tho second
crews was5 for n mile and n half Estright.
away. Pennsylvania won.
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M'MECHEN,
M'MECHEN.
Happenings OF Interest tn the Marshall

Happenings of Interest In the Marshall
Comfy Town.
DR.. A.. Moore. presiding elder. will
preach at the VI. E. church Sunday
evening, and will administer the sacra-
ment Of the Lords Supper.
Miss Stella Sturm has returned to her,
home at Glover's Gap, after q pleasant
visit to her uncle, CIR. Sturm, of:
Washington avenue.
Mrs. Riggs, Of Wheeling, has return
ed home after a visit to her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. s. R. Hanen, OF Washing
ton avenue.
james w. Gray. Of Clay district, was
in town yesterday. the guest Of Mr.. s.
r. Hanen.
DR.. NJ. A. Dowler. Is Mt Martinsburg,2
attending the state medical association
meeting.
The school at this place Will close the
present term on June II.
Fred Niebergall has returned from
Cambridgeboro, Pa.
Engineer John Marion is at Newark,
o., on business.
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sMoUNDsYILLE
aalisceilahoous aIeiauEe4of Minor m
"a tiers tom NInr.hail's M ,ro polir.

"a Mlscellnheous 1Ieinuge5ofS MInor lfrk-
tersI rom lInrsiall's sIeiropolis.
The sehool board has chosen tie fdl-
lowing teachers for theifollowlng I
rsthe city schools: Superintendent. p
T3Wllliams. Teachers; MaideSJehef-
,son. aratys SHARP. Annie stnderiaiid
Cora onrtwrightl Berdte Turner Lalf
Marlin, Annie Ewing, Lena HenderToA
india Evans, Hattie johnson, Maidel
Brock. Nanon Henderson,. Sarah Por-
ter, Vernia johnson, Alice 2Sandfordf
MrsSIW.aEia Conner,SSW.SM M. Evans; Gel.
ored3 school, u. ] Joiner
The Symphony Circle and 3Orchestral
gave IA very pleasant concert IL the
school hallllast night. a. falrlcrowd vhs
preent and all were SwellipleasedwierI the,
concert. The symphonies Circle concerns
are always looked forward to With
great; deal of interest by our music low
Ing people.
Prosecuting Attorney tai. Parsons
has moved his office from the ifirstto the
second floor OF the; court. house. He hts;
had his new rooms very nicely Furnish
ed and IS nowiyery comfortably located.
All the members Of J.c.s Caldwell Post
No.$2l, Of GAR, are requestedto bei
present at the meeting this 5evening.
important business will be itransactfd
concerning Memorial Day.
Mr.. johnson Bane, Of Pennsylvania.
will give a. guitar recitalatnSSth Sschopis
hall the night of the 26th. Tor the sbenS-
at of Independent Hose Company no.
C. C. Mathews met with the COMMIT
tee on arrangements of the camp meei-
Ing board yesterday at Fourth street NJ.
'E:ttchurch,.s Wheeling.
Judge. j. r. PAUL Will hold special
term OF The circuit: court next Tuesday.
Some action will likely be taken5i lii the
county court cases.
The directors Of the Ohio Valley ArTi-
cultural Association have decidedEToholdS
q picnic at the. fair grounds Julys4 ti.
y: EsRoberts has been made recrlit4
ing officer and authorizedSto recruit
Company B of the National Guards
sstMrs.A s:tWS Booher and Mrs. s.: ii.
Woodruff were visiting friends Ia,
Wheeling yesterday.
Rev. L. e., Peters, Of Parkersburg. VIII
preach at the ". FUN hall, Monday
evening at 1880.
Miss w. J.. Cole and son; of Carnegie,
Pa., are visiting MT. and Mrs. J.SIsL
TIE.
THE W.sC.fT. u. held their regular
meeting at their hnlllast nightatS1:3oy
Miss Alice. Sandfordif is spending br
vacation with her parents at PEenrlth
DIR. r. w. Hall IS On a buslnesstrip
to Marhnsburg.
SALL the healing. balsamic ;yirtuessof
the Norway pine are concentrated in
DR.. Wood's Norway Pint SyrtinS Mr.
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DISTRICT E~PWoRTHIANs.;

The eighth annual district convention
Of the EpworthiL = league met "Wednesday
and Thursday. at Bloomingdale, and
elected he following officers for the.
ensuing year: President, Rev. E. IT.
5Moyne.S Bloomingdale first vice presi-i
dent, r I. Floyd Wintersyille; second;
Vice president. Miss Florence Burns,
Richmond; third vice president, Miss
Matte Hout,t Richmond: fourth vice,
!president,tSM Miss Anna Selah, Steuben-
vile; secretary, Miss Mary Miller,
HoDedale; treasurer Clyde Porter. To:
.ronto;5 eHecutiyefcommitte IL Ferren,3
iE:. JseD ssandBD Jackson;R Junior.
superintendent Miss Stella sMcNutt,'
East LIVERPOOL. Next mountaineering
will be held OF Toronto {.
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MART1N,s DERRY sRlEEs. 4

MARTINS FERRY BRIEFS:
Miss Grace Updegtaff who has been,
visiting In New York for the past f5uri
months, stoppeds-off here With friends
syesterdayso her way home&t 10 Mt.
Pleasant 81 :,
Miss NJ N. Drennen; who.has;beeu
visiting her sister, Mrs John McGlus:S
key, Of Rane,SPa fors{he past six
months, returned&ho ONE yesterday.
The Kings DaughtersS will meet at
the home OF Miss Lille Dean this after
noon al S2ro'clock.Sl toEattend the funeral
OF Mrs. George McCarty.
Rev Morton, Guy BeazleS and Charles,
Lewis MISREPRESENTATION the dis,
itricts convention Of the EpworthsL League
at $Bloomlngdale.
The members OF Court Ohio Valley
lodge No.! az OF Foresters, Will meet:
Sunday afternoon, to attend church
services.
Mr.. and Mrs ". Cochran, Of sGrand-'
view, o., are the guests of thetfamilY OF
!. J.C. Drennen, on THE Heights"
Mrs. McC Claim, who has been visiting
the family ofFW. Z. Noble, returnedSto
her home in claysville yesterday.
Mrs. Henry Adams. Of Ironton, is the
guest of, the family OF j.. r. Williams,
on Jefferson street. VII,
The Martins Ferry volunteers have
ninety-elght9 young men in their COM
.pany.
Rev. Thomas schofleld left last even
Ing for Marion, Ind.
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Freddie Began: leaves Cincinnati for
Wheeling tomorrow morning, for his
contest Of twenty rounds, or; more, with
Oscar Gardner, the following evening.
and prospects are good for q large at
tendance at the Fulton ringside. Both.
men have trained hard and faithfully,
the Californian making the weight 122
pounds SONS days ago, while; Gardner.
is, doing all kinds OF work In the; East
End to get within the limit. Began will
be accompanied here by d numbersof
Cincinnati sports. But little Is known
here OF Began, though he has made a.
great record on the coast.
Leslie Pearce returned yesterday,
from Pittsburgh, where his client, John
Flnnegan, the previous eye:.lng spared
a twenty-round draw with, Scanlon, and
says that Finnegan will be down hNre.
tomorrow, with several other Pits
burghers, toitake in the Bogan-Gardner
argument.
The barrel bout, one Of Monday
nights prelimlnarles, is expected to be
very funny. The contestants will be
coopedf in barrels, and then spar. and
tumbles are<certain 10 be frequent. The
contestants will be John Jennings, the
colored Sampson who won the gold
medal at Slmcoe's battle royal, and
Robert Erman, a handy lad with the
mitts.
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ALr%ErlIHHsrH=rErE 49, TsDEEF ETgg.-f1
SUMMER RESORTS.
ATLANTIC HOTEL.
Atlantic CitY. \. d.

&ivlrginta ave- and the Beach. This old.
giant new 5 Hotel ~ Is now open for rho
second season.% Has the finest. rooms sins
Isle anaNent suite swithS ba thu having ?'toJ
" windows each with full 9view and mn.
lobstructcdsH view. Every modern conyeni.
Sencc.t IH Heated throughout by steam, Pas.
senger elevators to- tho street. Tho tahlc
lss boantlfully supplied with tho best, and
snrd SeNoning concerts by: the Hotel Or.i
iehsstrasSET Tho Grand Atlantic management
will offer special Inducements In terms 10,
parties Visiting hero during tho SprinE,
Why not enjoy tho pleasure md luxurles
of a largo first class hotel ut moderate
rates; Write for terms and Illustrated
tBooklce7 $50 SSt aiSSf
lap22 CHARLES q. COPE
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TtpEFY gaf9F}EENl3GlgG5je
Kilroyi and Donahue:s weighing and Me-
Guire. Umpires.. Lynch and Connolly.
Time. 1 40. 9lgfS NiEt8JE2eEG@Y1lg9S
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RDeWn the Worils over ID enc nentr
factor or SUFFERING Hamanify,

"a al -
pmanSon,ss1mproye Homeopathic Han
81 ns ansin ~, isse Z. ..dcins more % IA ~. gsf
combined! q These diseorerIess GafnISsa Il,
.ne bands ofsas child. areSproyinE Ifh6r
SRo.eneys y. 90 many thousands Of Sases die
NJ Mouids Pc sheer madncss itorinny sics
person q turn awnylfromitheir boned,ss
StSua OF witnesses. stretching 'FRONT.' ssESS
vest and North to South, EahuonEi plfS ~
2Sona. are telling their cures md praisinr
3SM anoyys whom they look upon as thel:
my guarantees TINT his Rheumatfen
WI sure nearly NIL cases ofSrhonrfa-
psm tlnS few hours; TINT blss DyopSpsfE
Snrs VIII cure Indigestion md AT st1nacS
!s %ouoles; that his Kidney Cure will lcurs
, sS,Pstl sent 81, oil cases Of kidney 4troublo.
snua nia ,Eatarrhs Cure will cIre cltnfrh, ~
,natter now long standing; that his Hcad,
.nene! Cure will cure fnny kindgof aheadaeas
~ New Amlnutes;tt that his Cold Cure VII
SuicSly break up any iform5ofs cold,s ana 81
OF, t~nsouehitho entire list OF bis remediss.
{, S1,ae 70 Hsalth and medlcnltadTicei ehso
tstetx zee, Prof.. Munyon. 1906 Arch c.
GQuAQeNpQla.
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AB. r. BH. no. a. ID
tBattcd for Pond In eIchth.

Baltimore ,.,.,..,.,.U 0 0 ~ 0-0 0 0-l
Pittsburgh ........ol oI0g 8 0 0 900 %
Left on bases. Baltimore 0; Pittsburgh 7.
Double plays. Ely, Eagan and CAMEL;
Stencil and Demont. First base on balls,
on Pond 5; on Gardner g. Hit by pitched
Pond 2; by Nops 1; by Gardner i. wild
pitches, Gardner. Time, LAS. Vampires.
EmslIe and Andrews. Sacrifice hits, Da-
Wis 2. ~
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sTo3LoAN.

NToNEYSTo9Lo 10000. $4,000 co.
5lYl SIS o0I00,s so, 900. 0o.$ GEO. J.%MATHf.
SON. Real Estate Agent. la0s Market st.
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rHD INDIANS WIN AGAIN.
Special Dispatch to the 1ntell!gencer.
y SALEM, o., May 0.-Coshocton scored
In every Inning to-day. finding Joyce an
easy argument. Both teams batted hard,
Score: SErSS5Tr 5sE!tfs
!coshocton I'll . q / 8 Nj lii 9
salems...:."...4 S0E3g05 0g2e0soSo-s1 1875.
Batteries-Reilly and Prince; Joyce and
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WON IN THE
EspER IN DFoRM.

ST. LOUIS, May 2o.-Charllo Espor
pitched foreSt. Louis this afternoon in his
old championship FORM holding down tho.
New f ! Tx 20 sig scattered hits. Attend-
New York,....18 90 og1&o3 o~SoS0-sSsk Z
stS Lonis.,.....0S3G0s 2$150 050a'-6 So.
Batteries, Mceltin and Warner; Esper
md Clements. EARNED runs, 81, Louisl1;
Wood. 4 Time, 1;i5. EEtSgg -
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C.a@wSRrA

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a''::;||:ss2MzZ777SX ! sssi
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SWEYIIINGA pUZzLER

UI1aV9s9Ag Ii14SNfIk I'UUAlIIIN 4
CHICAGO. May 2o,-Thc locnls could do
nothing with. Wcyhlng and were outpiRycd
at NIL points by tho Senators, narrowly cs.
Gaping n shut out. iGcttmnn's batting wasI
n feature, Attendance, 100. Score;
Chicago $3.50 % 90 0 90 ii o.if5S i
Washington ...oHO ! 30s2 OIL I 3 20 1l9i
Earned runs, Washington 4. Battorlos,
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W. have tho larg asti assortmentSo Of
styles ofsthese Roode In Tho clty.
and. our prlocst arettho lowest.
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ERlE1GAsRANGEs.

RuBBER TupiNaF oRIGAssTovE
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Gel More
and You
Gel Less

Why Is it every sarsaparilla
which tries to sell itself, ranges
itself against Ayers as the stand.
ard? Whyiisi it that all have to-
offer extra inducements bigger
bottles, fancy wrappers, cheaper
5price-anything, everything, but
the one inducement OF quality
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STATE LBAGBB.

Grand Rapids.6 o 10 2 o 90 o-2F ia
Toledo ........2E 0S1E2a160E 90 IS $50.
Batteries-Kos tal. Lucas and Cote; Bres-l
nahan and Arthur and Meyer.
Eat New Castle. RHE.
New e., Castle Castle 9 9 H. g,
BatterIes-Miller and Barclay Knepper.
and Patterson. {idLstiYa9E48sluY
AT Dayton. s1ste3E5 r H e,
Dayton ........1 0&0&0s1S2f1S0{ 40 Ilsl3i
Springfield 80 o. 3 o. os1GO5l9S5 1915
Observation-Disclosures and Donahue;
era bill and Gra Olus .EaEa-L-aN .IL ll...L.L,
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ALL the healing. balsamic yirtueseoe
the Norway pine are concentrated in
DR.. Woods Norway Pine Syrup. M
lures own remedy for cougs and colds,
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1923 Market Street.
Summer Good
JEwETT REFRIGERAToRs

GAsSoRie
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4ToR$ sALE-oNE AND@oNE-HALF
Il lot In Greenwood cemetery;yfine lloca.,
tion: corner lot; adjoining best Improve
ments In cemetery Address CEMETERY;
LOT.Scare Intelligencertoficc. Ss&Sapla 3
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CANARY gBIRDsNA$FIN
VI HartE AMountainS Rollers at&HENRYl
HELMBRIGHTS,T5 corner Market land
Sixth streets. a I'll ami
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PROGRESS IN THE ROADS.
Making Easy the Journey To the
Mount Baker Gold District

special Dispatch 70 the Post-Inteiligence-.
WhATNoM, Feb 2L-D. l. Hopkins,
foreman on the bridge work on the road 10
the Mount Baker mining region. says that
they are making good proSreSS. The first
ofidSe authorized by the county commits
sIonerS, to bo thrown across the north fork
OF tAe NookS9Ck. VIII have "a center span
OF los feet. Two of the side sticks Of this
bridge are samples OF the great tlmhers
close AZ hand, They are each I9S feet long
ard are TIVE feet by 4 foot and a quarter
a the smallest end. The Birdsweu toll
bridge farther up the stream. - reported
20 ae in shape for crossing. On the read
from SumaS 10 the river there has been
large force Of men n work. 50 that there
IS a surety that access to the Mount Ba-
ker mines viii De Us easy "a any one would
wish.