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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-08-15
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cINcINNATI-Money 1896 per
cent; New York exchange. SOC. dis
count clearings. si.sS5,lOO.
NEW YORK, August 1s.-rhe animation
OF to-day's stock market was far less than
that oF.last Saturday and the net gains on
the days transactions were much less
striking. The actual signing OF the peace
protocol brought no enthusiastic buying
but on the other hand 1t brought no rellIz-
ing sales such as are likely to occur on the
culnination OF IN event heraled ana dis
counted. There was u large and steady dc.
mand throughout the short session OF the
exchange which held prices quite firmly
throuShout tho list. Active buying in a
few stocks was conspicuous, especially
Northern Pacific common, which added
another point to It's price in the course
Of the day. The grangers were strong,
and Union Pacific showed an advancing
tendency. The southern railroads contin-
ued somewhat depressed, owing to yell
low fever case reported at town In Lou-
isianA, Even In the absence Of an epidemic
tho precautionary guarantees are likely
TO Interfere seriously with railroad traffic.
Kansas & Texas preferred dropped on u
point under this influence. The motive OF
the recent selling of Manhattan was dis
closed by the report for the June quarter
showing a falling of in gross earnings
compared with last year Of Sll5.92I. The
stock was lifted after early depression by
the demand to cover. Very notable adj
vances were shown by the Rubber stocks.
Tobacco and New York Air Brake There
was no evidence of heavy liquidation for
London as a result Of the Anglo Russian
crisis and those who sold short yesterday,
protesting fears Of such a result, bought
to cover to-day. The large decrease OF w.
ISL ,16O in the surplus reserves OF the banks
was without effect. The closing was gen.
orally arm, only a few stocks showing
slight receaSionB from the best.
The dealings in stocks this week rose
fully q million shares over those OF last
week, but are still almost million shares
below those for the corresponding week
last year, The par value OF the bonds sold
at the exchange during the week was,
however, fully equal to that OF last year,
and exceeds 81, 100000. Business was eX:
tremely varied In character and embraced
80 extensive q list OF securities that the
movement Of special stocks was OF little
Weakness at some points was without IN
fluence ut others. Where the demand
seemed to continue unRbRted, there was
obviously realizing going on, but apparent
~ the profits from saleS were diverted TO
other stocks OF lower grade which had not
yet moved upwards The, demand ioT
stocks is undoubtedly based on general
conditions, and the market has been Affect
ed by the special news developments OF
each day.
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NEW YoRK-There has been much
OF quiet improvement in the dry goods
market during the week. The store
trading has been OF heavier calibre than
heretofore, and mail orders have been
sustained fairly well. The aggregate
results OF the week are such as to en-
courage sellers and there is likelihood
OF added effort at the opening next week,
The week has been fairly goon one for
print cloths. Extra @ squares are still
quoted at &c. Staple cottons are In gem
orally good shape. Coarse colored cot
tons are quiet at firm prices In all
grades. Blankets and Aannels show a
good normal demand at satisfactory
prices, White goods are fairly active
in many quarters. Printed fabrics have
shown little progress during the week.
Ginghams are active.
CINCINNATI - Hogs. easy; 81 ESQ
10. Cattle stendV: So 75GI4 20. Sheep,
steady; 81 S5a4 Is. Lambs, flrmer;
81 5Od6 40.
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10 IllE aaLpERs 81 LAE
Virginia Deferred
Certificates :

The undersigned, at tho request OF the
holders OF = large amount Of Virginia De
ferred certificates. have agreed 70 act rs
a committee TO receive the deposit Of tho
said certificates and TO take measures IN
connection with eminent citizens OF West
VirRinih and Virginia to ascertain the
amount Of the debt due from West Vir-
glnln, and TO submit plan for the cons
promise and settlement OF the same 70 an
advisory board composed OF Hon. THOS.
+. BAYAltD. Hon. 4. ]. PHELPS, Hon.
PINKNI5Y WHYTE and GEORGE g.
WILLIAM, ESQ. aud thereafter to the
holders OF the certificates.
Certificates, or Trust rnceipta therefor,
should be deposited with the committee, ut
Messrs BROWN BROTHERS & COM
IANY, g. Wall street, New York City. as
soon as possible, in order that action may
he taken before the coming session Of the
Legislature OF West Virginia.
Negotiable Receipts VIII he issued for
Certificates, or for the Trust Receipts rGp-
resentinE them.
Copies OF the agreement under which the
same lre TO he received Will be furnished
upon application at the Depository.
JOHN CROSBY BROWN, Chairman.
GEORGE COPPELL,
]. KENNEDY TOD,
CLARENCE CARY.
Committee.
ROBERT L. HARRISON. Secretary.
CARY & WHITRIDGE, Counsel.
50 Wall Street. aus
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CHICAGO-Cattle were In good demand
to-day at steady prices. Choice steers IS Is
as 65; medium a sj6lI 95; beef steers 81 $50
IS: stockers and feeders 50 0OGfs %; bulls
81 5Odi4 Is; cows and heifers 50 50fli 25;
western rangers s. 0Oa4 60; Texans g 900
1 CO. Packers were determined that prices
for hogs should go lower and they forced
a decline Of about &c. Fair to choice s. 90
al 0giS: mixed s. G5l4 90; light 81 GOGi4 90;
plgs 81 1913 S. large part OF the offer
inCs OF sheep were consigned TO slaughter
ing houses Tho few noeks that came on
the market sold ut unchanged prices. Conn
mon TO choice s. OOtdi CO.; western rangers
81 25sII GO; poor to prime lambs s. Dd6 81;
western rangers 50 e. Receipts, cattle 100
head; hogs 1000 head: sheep 1000 head.
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Beautiful Forms
andComposition

.... Arc no, mndc by chance, nor can
-. they ever in any material be made
49,. at small expense. a competition
.. for chcapncss. and not for excel
lcncc OF workmanship. is tho most
.... frequent ana eetln'" euuSu 't Wv
.,.. rapid decay and entire dcstruc-
80. ton of arts and manufactures.
49,. For best (whlch Is tho choapes0
80. work. the lntcllIFcneer Job Print.
...... Ing otnco is tho place to 60
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XVoot.

LONDON-Thcre was q small business In
the wool trade during the week, with
prices ruling very firm. There was a little
Inquiry for Cape OF Good Hope and Natal
grcnscs. The arrivals for the NTH series.
which is scheduled 70 open mex! m month,
warded direct, The Imports for the week
were as follows: New South Wales, 7,2s2;
Melbourne, 2,35: South Australia, li2: New
Zealand, $500: Cape Of Good Hope and Ma
tai, $50; Dunlirk, 1910; and elsewhere,
1,Sn bales,
NEW YoRK-wool. quiet; fleece. no
g3c.; Texas, l3d l5c,
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Rnnnh TrIr snmmer E1enraIoM y 81, b.


Commencing June IL, tho MonongH-
helm River Railroad Company will sell
round trip summer excursion tickets to
Webster Springs. W. Va, and return.
Tho location OF Webster Springs II six
teen miles from Cowen. W. Va.
Tickets are printed to read via Cow
on and Hack Line between Cowen and
Webster Springs, though II passengers
holding Webster Springs tickets desire
10 visit Cnmden-on-Gauley these tick
cts will be honored for passage from
Cowen 90 CRmdcn-on- G1ulcy and re-
turn without extra charge.
The new hotel at Webster Springs Is
now open md affords ample first class
accommodation for large attendance,
Tickets on sale June l. to September
10. inclusive and good return
ing untn October IS, 1888 For
rates apply TO Hugh G, Bowlcs Gcner-
al superintendent, MononRnh. W. Va.
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I1ard-Per 100 ioa 81 80W1 sl55.
Short ribs-Si1es tlop5rl " isR5 %
Dr. Gil;cd 5hsa!AcFs Ct1Sedl s&945tc
Short clear sides (b5xed) s. 66I5 80.
suEars-Cut loaf d.02c; graduated
5.59c.
Butter-Firm; creamerles lS1s9lsii4c.
dalries l9@l6c.
EgEs-SteRdy; fresh re.
cheeae-Flrm; creameries ~ GS3sc.
Tine leadiug futures runsed Hs ;Uiiowsi
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DEPART

Trains Nos. ]. 2, and 6 daily between
trains daily. except Sundays.
Electric cars between bridgeport ana
Wheeling aud bridgeport and MARITIME
Ferry aud BollairC.
Consult agents for general Information
as to best routes ard passenger ratea 70
all points.
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ANAF
etly TO everyone"
Or. Miles Remedies
arc sold by all drug
gists under a positive
guarantee, first bottle
benefits or money re-
funded. Book on dis
eases OF the heart and
nerves free, Address,
DIR. MILES MEDTQAI
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NEW YORR-Plg Iron. firm; south-
ern, 50 75I1l; northern, lOdll go Cop
per- firm; brokers. 81 IS. Tin, steady,
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NEW HOhh-HIOut, TeCelplSJ 4S,VSS
barrels; exports. 1851 8 barrels; sales,
4, 900 packages; quiet and barely steady.
Corn meal, steady; yellow western. zoe.
barley malt, dull; western, b506Oc.;
Wheat, receipts, 6i,9I5 bushels; exports
1856 bushels; spot, steady; NO. REQ.
7SM I. o. b.'afioat spot. Options opened
weak and gold of on realizing by scalp
ers, The features were bearish. Llv-
erpool cables, predictions that North
west receipts would expand the weak
ness Of cash wheat In Minneapolis.
Closed %9lc. of. September, T0B;
closed 71Mc. Corn. receipts, $500 BUSH
els; exports, lGs,42S bushels; spot,
steady; NO. 2, e o. b., SOC. afloat. OPP
lions opened steady, but subsequently,
were ifluenced by wheat and closed un-
changed. May, 39hc.; September, Slhc.
Oats, receipts, $4,000 bushels; exports.
56,023 bushels; spot, quiet; No. 2. 2Sc.;
No. 2 white, 33G3Siic.; options dun and
about steady. closing nc. lower; Sep
TENDER closed 25Mc Hops, quiet, state,
common to choice, 1895 crop, 293c.i 1897
crop, HOBO; Pacific coast, 1895 crop
203c.; 1897 crop. HOPE.
Cheese, steady: large small, 7Ac.:
S97Mc; large colored, 7k97sSc.; small
colored, TIC.
Tnilow. firm; city, sNc.; country, s%
93ssc.
Rice, steady; domestic, fair TO extra,
51S0G&c.; Japan, 57S36lsc.
Molasses, steady: New Orleans open
kettle, good to choice. 2S93Sc.
Cotton seed oil, neglected, but nomi-
nally steady; prime crude, nominal;
prime crude I. o. b., mills, 169164Ac.;
prime summer yellow, 231Ac. offered;
summer yellow, 2S923hc.: butter oil,
27@2Sc.; prime winter yellow, 23929c.
Coffee, options opened steady at I'M
changed prices; prices ruled generally
active, European and Brazilian cables
saving an unsatisfactory average, and
spot demand disappointing. Closed
quiet, unchanged to points lower
Sales, O.25O bags, including September,
IS sos 60: October, IS 60; December,
IS so; March. S696 IS; May, SO 10.
Spot coffee. Rio, quiet but steady: NO.
invoice, 6Ac.; No. 1obbing, 6&c.;
mild steady; Cordova, S915c.; sales,
fair business on private terms.
Sugar. raw. strong; fair refining
3SGc.; centrifugal. O6 test, 4Rc.; refined,
firm; mould "a" 5Sc,; standard "A"
SAC; crushed, 5nc.; powdered, 5Sc.;
6AbIlu lnkGAP uEbG'R SAbNSa Wv
BALTIMORE = Flour, Arm; IN
changed; receipts. 3,sl7; exports, 7,155.
Wheat, easier; 7sls G7S%c. month; nc.
asked: September, 72Ac.; steamer No.
2 red, 76c.; receipts, 2S,045; exports, g.
400; southern wheat by sample, ESQ
79Mc.; do on grade, 77G79c.
Corn, quiet; spot, 3Sc.; month, $40
S7Xc.; September, 3sA@37c.; steamer
mixed, &c; receipts, 55.45S; exports,
none; southern white corn, 399394Ec.;
do,yeIlow, SEC. asked.
Oats, steady; No. 2 white western old.
SOIt0311sc.; No. mixed do do, 2sl50
29l5c.; receipts, 20.G03; exports, none.
Butter. steady, unchanged.
Eggs, firm, unchanged.
Cheese. steady, unchanged.
cINcINNATI-Flour, dull. Wheat,
steady. Corn, quiet; No. mixed. SAC.
Oats, easy; No. mixed. 23924c. Rye,
quiet; No. 2. 5Oc. Lard. steady; IS 10.
Bulk meats. quiet: s. 60 Bacon.
steady; IS 90 Whisky, Arm; 81 Is. But
ter, steady. Sugar, steady. Eggs, Arm
er; 9i5c. Cheese, steady.
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RAILROADS.
.BALTINOVF6OHlO

6mES HAIN LINE EAST
For Baltimore. Philadelphia and New
York, 1925 and lO:b5 a. m. and 1888 p m
Cumberland Accommodation. 100 q. m.
daily. except Sunday: S.,..
Grafton Accommodation 4:ab p. m. daiiy.
ARRIVE. IL.
From New York, Philadelphia and Ball
tinlore, $40 a. m. daily. -
Washington Express. 1l:00 p. m. daily.
Cumberland Accommodation, 400 p. m,
except Sunday.
TRANs-oHIo DIVISION.
For. Columbus and Chicago. 1885 a. m ana
Columbus and Cincinnati Express, 1898
a. m. and fi:t8 p. m. daily.
81. CIairsvllle Accommodation, 1875 a. m.
and 8:25 p. m. daily, except Sunday.
ARRIVE.
Chicago Express. 1:l5 a. m. and u'so q.
Cincinnati Express, $40 a. m. and s:is p
sSndIsky Mail. 5:l5 p. m. daily.
st. Clnirsville Accommodation. y ;5l =
m. and 6:l5 p. m. daily, except Sunday.
WHEELING & PITTSBURGH DIV.
For Pittsburgh. 5:25 and 7:i5 q: %. and
$50 y. m: daily. and l:lS p. m. daily e1'
'S For PiftsSargh and the East. b:ss .. m.
and $40 p. m. daily.
ARRIVE.
From Pittsburgh. 1880 a. m. 500 p. n.
and 1850 p. m. daily 40OO a. M, except,
sunday T. C. BURKE,
Passenger and Ticket Agent. Wheellng.
". NJ. GREENE. D. B. MARTIN.
General Manager. Managsr P9ssen'
p,,,,noro - ser = A'''S
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MOTHERS lose their dread for "thnt
terriblesucond sumner when they have
DR.. Fowiers Extract OF Wild Straw
berry in the house. Natures specific
for summer complaints OF every sort.
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aPAN HANDLE ROUTE.n

OTHER TRAINS LEAVE WHEELING.
For Steubenville aud Pittsburgh 1:25 u
m. week days; for Pittsburgh and the
East and for Columbus and Chicago at
1926 y. m; week days; for Pittsburgh, Har.
phla and New York at 1856 2. m. daily; for
6teubCnville and Dennlson At 1855 y, m,
daily; for Pittsburgh at 100 p. m. week
indianapolis and st. Louis at $50 p. m.
week days. City time.
Parlor Car to Pittsburgh on 3:55 p. m. and
p. m. Trains.
Persons contemplating trip will md
II profitable In pleasure and convenience
Will make all necessary arrangements for
n delightful journey, Tickets will be pro.
Vlded and baggage checked through to des.
~ JOHN G. ToMLINsoN,
Passenger and Ticket Agent, Wheeling.
W. Va, oc3
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NKR. \. G. PHELPS. tho leading pension
VA attorney of Belfast N. Y, writes:
Az II was discharged from the army on
account Of III health, and suffered from
heart trouble ever since. frequently had
falntins and smotheFlng spells. My form
was bent as man ofs0, constantly woro
On overcoat. even in summer, for fear OF
taking cold. Ieould not attend 70 my bust
ness. My rest was broken by severe pains
about the heart and left shoulder. Three
years ago commenced using Dr.. Miles
Heart Cure, notwithstanding had used so
much patent medicine and taken drugs from
doctors for years without being helped. Dr..
Miles Heart Cure restored mo to health. It
Is truly wonderful medicine and 1t affords
mo much pleasure % recommend this REM
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RHRRLIAG 4 Elm GROVE RAILROAD.

Sunday church trains will leave Elm
Grove at ga a. m. and Wheeling At 1917
p. m. II. E. WElSGERBER,
NNHE MoNONGAh nOurE IS THE
i Short Line between FairmOnt and
Carksburg, Quick Tlme--Fast Trains
SurO CONNECTIONS. When travelling TO or
from Clnrksburg or west Virginia & Pitts
burgh railroad points. see that your tick
cts read via the MonungHheln River RAIL
road. Close connections nj Fnlrmont with
II, a o. trains and at ClRrksburg with y.
A o. and w, v. =. trains. Tickets via
this route on sale at all y, & o. and W.,
v. & J.. X. II. stntiunA
HUGH g. BoWLEs. Gent. supt:
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b The brief campaign OF Puerto Rico
was conducted With skill aud ability.
Success followed the American arms In
every movement. and was accompanies
by comparative little suffering and triv-
ia4 loss, the enemy being compelled to
abandon one position after another by
the superior strategy Of the Americans
until the signature Of the protocol TO
treaty OF peace put an abrupt end TO
hosilities. The stories OF the splendid
lighting and magnificent courage OF our
regulars IN the battles before Santiago
IN Cuba, the hordslfipS they suffered,
have oyershaduwed in tho public mind
The comparatively small encounters
with the enemy In Puerto Rico. Never
theiess the lighting there has been
sharp, the advance OF our troops, brave
lv resisted at more than one point, but
II was never checked. and, one town
after another was opened to our troop,
1t fell To the good fortune OF General
Schwan's coluInn--NlcCOmb'7 troop or
the Fifth cavalry, some field guns and
tho Eleventh Infantry. afterwards re-
inforced by part Of the First Kentucky.
10 occupy the pretty and popu!ous town
OF Mayaguez, on the west coast, AFTER
the defeat of the enemy in n brilliant
engagement near the Rosario, driving
the Spariards In the direction of Lars,
and uncoyering Maynguez, where the
welcome by the inhabitants was OF n
nature SELDOM met with By an invading
army. Our illustration, taken from
Harper's Weekly, shows the troops
shortly after entering The town. On
every side they were received as hbera-
tors from hated oPPFeSsork old and
Young, black and all the intermediate
shades uu to and including white, men,
women wing with one another In cor
dial expressions OF delight at their pres
ence. The wounded SpanlardS and
Americana, were cared for at the hands
of the Red Cross Society, and soon were
housed in The thea,re, for the nonce n
hospital. Mary we're badly hurt some
in the shadow OF death; but no nnlFmurs
esrapcd them. as friend and Zoe. inc
wounded lay In clean, white cots cheer
cd and comforted by their surroundings,
and the tender and sympathetic minis
trations ~ their nurtes. Our brave TEL
lows could not tell In words OF their
gratitude 10 the daFk.robed women how
ering about their beds Ike angels or
all that Is good and merclfui; but Cath
Ollie or PROTESTANT, Bago or YANKEE,
nOife VIII lOTBel' lue hNSNs-l1ISN SF-'l-
lsh nuns, whose gentle hands and soft
yoires brought relief 10 suffering body
and hope to sinking hearts.
schwan made but q brief stay In the
town, his troops going Into camp IN
the outskirts Meanwhile the United
sin.eE Steamship Montgomery arriving
In the harbor conveying reinforce
mentq ard supplies, the column moved
out again. the advance guard overtal;-
ing, and putting to rout the former gar
rsous, which had hufIiedly evacuated
Mayaguoz on The approach Of the United
States forces, capturing many OF them,
and bringing them back ns prisoners to
the place where they had SO long beeG
m3gterN
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GET YOUR EorlGR1

Many wheeling Citizens have AcGSmow-
lodged 1sceipt-Ths Question Is Im-
purtanL
A notice means n great deal.
1t all depends on the notice.
There are many kinds.
This one is serious.
It's natures notice.
A warning-note OF trouble.
Neglect It not, delay is dangerous.
Where does 1t come? In the back.
Why does 1t come? Because the Kid
neys are sick.
How does 1t come? With aches and
palms
Backache. lame back and weak back
are the notices.
Notices Of kidney trouble.
Notices to take Doan's Kidney Pills.
Don't read them wrongly.
Don't take our advice, take your
nelghbors.
Lots Of Wheeling people can tell you.
There are many kidney remedies
But only one cure.
Other kidney pills, but onIV one
Doan'A.
Here's one that knows:
Mr.. Thomas Deflbaugh. OF No. 3l4
Canal street, a glass blower, employed
al the Fest Wheeling glass conpany's
works, says: when ! began to COM
plain OF my kidneys at first the trou-
bic was not so bad, but In time 1t be-
came more constant and severe. The
attacks were always preceded by ner-
vousness and palpitation OF the heart,
and the distress across my Kidneys
would be so severe that could not
rest. but would ite and toss about oil
nIqht long. l felt tired and depressed
ali the time. and any unusual exertion
wonld make me entirely out OF breath.
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TANNER TALKS
About the DIInsru DImsultINs In Illinois.
Warning TO 0prFatonR.

Warming TO 0pVratoFH.
CHICAGO, Oct. ga special from
Madison, his. says:
81 reIterate that I will not tolerate
the wholesale Importation OF foreigners
Into Illinois. And II hear that a mob
is to be brought into this state such as
was taken into vlrden, I care not on
what railroad 1t comes or for whom,
will meet It at the state line and shoot
1t to pieces with gatllng guns"
So declared Governor Tanner in a
speech delivered before 1900 auditors
gathered at the Knights of Pythfas hall
in this city. 1t was the concluding
statement in an address largely devoted
to defense of his course in the recent
mine riots at vIrden, The governor rc-
viewed at great length the causes lead
inEup TO the riot. he held the operators
to be at fault In their dealings with the
strikers and then reverting 10 his acts
when the crisis came, said: when the
United States government found Ii nee
essary and deemed Il Just 10 forbid the
Importation of foreign labor into this
country. I felt that I was justified tu
the course ] took at Vlrden. That trou-
BILE never would have occurred II the
negroes had not been brought here to
take the place OF white men. The inn
portatIons were Representatives OF the
scum Of the country-eX-convic and
worthless characters generally-and the
state of Illinois should not be made
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II you don't believe that honesty IS
the best policy try 1t once.
II you answer questions people are apt
to question your answers.
II woman fails to understand
man theV are on an equal footing.
II you hire 4 man 20 be honest you
will have to raise his wages daily.
II sou do your best to-day perhaps
you will be able to do better Tomorrow.
II n boy really enjoys going to school
he Is always too delicate to attend.
II you can't help your ailments you
can Mt least refrain from talking about
them.
II some people practice humility Il is
because theV are looking for the under
hold.
II q. cooper can't make barrel OF
fun he can at least have a StaylnE good
time trying.-Chicago Daily News,
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There are new men more wide awake
and enterprising than the Logan DRUG
Co, who spare no pains to secure the
best of everything in their line for
their many customers. They now have
the valuable agency for DR.. Kings
New Discovery for Consumption,
Coughs and Colds. This is the wonder
ful remedy that IS producing such
Eurore all over the country by It's many
startling cires. Il absolutely cures
Asthma, Bronchitis, Hoarseness and
all affections Of the Throat, Chest and
Lungs. Cali at above drug store and
get a trial bottle free. or regular size
fdrlsO cents and 81 90. Guaranteed to
cure or price refunded.
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But Hiram Maxim Suffered Fail to Earth Divorce


Hiram Maxim, the idol of inventors,
suffered fail 10 earth in the recent sem
satlonal divorce suit brought against
him by his wife in Poughkeepslo, N. Y.
1t was a dreadfully involved case all
around. and the idol worshippers are not
yet prepared to see the divorced Jugano
crush their image.
For years Maxim has been identified
with the EFFORT to fy. Al the beginning
Of his aerial career he announced thai
he could and would make a flying ma
chine that would actually fly, but that 1t
would be built upon different lines from
any yet attempted.
All of the old flying machines were
built with wings; this Maxim branded
as absurd. The aerial machine of the
future, he said, would scar in the air by