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Battalion del Principado de AsturiaS

Debendo proveerse este Battalion de Ca
ballos para Ia guerrilla montada del mismo,
ee hace puolico por medic del presente anun.
clio para ell que desee preseqtar ganado de
esta especie, pueda hacerlo desde Ell dia de
mailana en el cuartel de Ballaja, donde rre'
VIC ell reconocimiento pericial,l Sc procedera
al al uste cierre del trsto nmediato.
Los oaballos han de reunir las condi-
clones siguientes: No exceder de amos de
edad, tener seis ouartas media CONC mini
mo, carecer de defectos que pued IAN perjudi.
car actualmente en- 10 Successive q la resis .
tencia sgilidad del animal, el ptecio maxi =
mo ser5 de 90 pesos moneda espetial.
Los gz-ses""a te anuncio
serkn sufragados oporcionalmente entire los
Junta econ6mica Los ca.
pitanes comisionados. .-Edudrt1o P6res-Jo.
Sc Vuzdiyiu. S-1
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La guerra a trav6s dc los tiempos
EZ hon2bre horG l0 guerra
naaentrds teng0 Ye>e es1r;diGr
Uigo d 0tro AonaJre.

No existen grandes batalas al comenzar
los perfodos hist6ricos. Mientras subsste
Ia division de los pa1ses en- ciudades aisladas
los grardes oonbates son desccnocdos.
Las primeras luchae de los egipcios y
de los asirios, la legendaria guerra de Troya,
los combates de los romanos contra los ia =
tinos son hechos de guerra aialados de mi
NINA importanoia.
Pero en- cuanto las ciudades sc agrapan
en- estados organixaaos, comienza la era dc
las batallas. Tienen que defenderse contra
la invasion de los puebos emigrautes. de
aquf has luchss de Los egipcios contra los
hksos, de los griegos contra los persae, de
los romanos contra los galos, los cimbrios y
los germaDos, los cristianos de Europa con
ira los hunos, les arabea, les mongoZes los
turcos. Grandes batallas devuelven Ia Ii
bertad los pafses atacados; un nuevo avance
ofensivo de los pueblos invadidos rechaza i
los invasores; de aqu1 las campanas de los
egipcios en- Siris, de los macedonios en- Per
eia, los romanos en- la Gala, de los fran.
cos en- Germania, de los cruzados en- Oriente,
y por consecuencia una nueva serie de gran
des hechos militares.
Cuando los estados organizados han
triunfado de las invasiones quedan duei1os
del mundo, va solo les qoeda destruirse en-.
tre ef: de donde provfenen las guerras de
los sucesores de Alejandro, de los romanos
y cartagineaee, Ia guerra de Glen Amos, la
guerras de Italia, y toda Ia serie de las gue~
rras de conquiataf, de religion, de division Is,
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su mesa, la conservation versaba sobre ell
amor el odio. Bismarck censuraba Goe.
the por haher tenido al amor como ell prin.
cipal m6vil lie la vida.
-El odlo--decfs ell cane iller-rinde
servicios iguslmente inapreciablss. En ell
mundo han lieg gado hsc6rsame indispensa-
b'es dos pereonas: mi nau1er para amarla =
Windthoret para odiarle.
Este Windthorst era e, jefe del centro
en- la CAmara Sc le conocfa por e1 oeque51o
c0ncaXer.
Otra vez Tiedemann halo muy agi,ado
al gran estsdista.
IN he dormido le dijo Bismar ck-he
eetado oiiando toaa la noohe
Otro dia &c habia aDupcjado en- la Ca
mara una Interpolation dc indthoret. Gsn
ell Consejo del imperio trataba de ella.
BiemarcR exclamaba:
ME propongo decir todo 10 que tengo
atragantado, he de ser todo 10 rudo que
&c paeda eer sin injnriar.
asf hablando, anadi6 a|gunas EXPIRE
stones iniuriosas al criter;o del mini stro de
Justicia
En- vista de que no encontraba pretexto
para sostener un verdadero atercsdo con
Wind shorst, Bismarck acab6 por decir.
-Dejar& al vicepresidente del Conseio
que responda 4 Ia Interpolation.
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Battalion Provisional
de Pt0-RiCo n0mer0 s.

Dispuesta la adquisioi6n de As oaballos
para la guerrilla de este Battalion sc avisa .
los licitadores, debiendo reunir Los oaballos
Las sgnientes condiciones: No exoeder DE
siete amos 6 y medic cua1tas de a!zada como
mfnima; resistenca para la fatiga carecer
de Gefectos. u,~..
-' Queda la compra alberta desde hoy y
en- los siguienses d'as de nueve de Ia mafana
cinco de la tarde en- el Quartet de San
Francisco, donde previo reconocim; euto pc =
ricial. Sc cerrara trato deinitivo, teniendo
preeente los licitadores que ell precio maximo
ca ell de 90 pesos que los gastos de anuncio
ser{au de su cuepta en- proportion al numero o
de caballos que vendan.
Puerto Rico de JUNO de 1898. Por
la Junta, Ter. teniente, Sergio Viceus. Ca
pitAn Jnar Arespacochaga. 21
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esta ciudad cita en- la plaza de San Jose,
donde podran concurrir las pereonas que
deseen to1nar parte en- la licitaci6n, teniendo
entendido que ell pago de la inserei6n del
presente anunoio sera cargo al que resultare
eomprador de los colfpedos per parties
iguales entire ambos 81 faesen dos los com.
pradores.-Puerto Rico, 10. de JUNO 1898.
El coronel SIT rbdirector,
Enat1i0 Tocheco 3-2
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Ta'cio de Ia Guardia civil
de Puerto Rico
A n U N G l Q

Debiendo procederse 4 la venta por de-
recho en- subasta pdblica de los caballos del
Kscuadr6n de Comandancia de esta capital
uombrados <Alarico> <Albino, n1meros
594 500, se anunca al publico que ell acto
tendrA lugar ell dfa once de los corrientes s
las nueye de Ia maflana en- Ia casa euartel de
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N.OI,'I.(>IAS

**% Nuestro querido compa1ero don
Francisco Ortea, sgue me- jorando de sue
quebrantos en- su residencia de Santurce, pe
ro su conva]ecen'ia sera ur tanto larga, para
recuperar las fuerzas perdidas. Damos las
graoiae las intnitas personas de esta ciu.
dad y de la isla que nos han pedido in for
mes del estado de su salud, estim Ind oles
mucho el interds demostrado por su resta-
blecimiento.
**a<El Diario PopuIar,> de ayagiiez,
Con motive de una gacetilla cue pu blicara-
mos =dieiando 'sque el 95 20, ciento de los
hatitantes del pats estan extranados de cue
no Sc }egalice la autonoroia, comen ia la no.
tjcla en- eata forrna: <De flo que el colega
leva In cuenta exaota, pero nosotros SOLO
vemos ESQ deseo en- los que esperan algo>
81 colega tlene en- parte raz6n. 7 dec:mos
en- parte, porque csc 95 por ciento 10 espera
algO, sino muohc. Else mucho es 10 que
fata por hacer en- eli plan auton6mico. cue
todo, porque Ia autonomfa anda aun en-
pa7los memories.
~ Tenemos en- esta re(laoci6n eli pro-
yecti( que csyo dentro de 10 casa que habita
en- SaLturoe la familia de nuestro director
titular el d(a del bombardeo, encontrado co.
mo metro de profundidad en- Ia TERRA
Es de forma o5nioa, de acero pulido, mide
64 centimetros de largo, 90 de diAmetro, 64
de clrcunferencia 10 ell agajero del culote
con 33 de profandidad, pesando 247 l;bras
10 onzas. No conten1a espoleta nj eetsba
cargado.
w. Ha s:do apfobado por la iunta mu-
nicipai do esta cudad Ell concerto celebradc
entire el syuntamiento y los rem atistas de
consumes, por el casl so rebaja un rs por
ciento 10 correspondence los meses de Ma,
20 JUNO.
~ Deseamos vender una cuents de 8
pesos que nos adeuda vecino de Jayuya,
cuyo nombre publicaremos el dfa 10. Es.
peramos que haya alg1n valiente que haga
pfopos'clones 81
x*a Con respecto la manifestation de
que dimos cuenta en- este diario, l!evada <
efooto en- Sabana granda por un grupo de
braceros ceroa oel selor al.a'Ge dc dicho
pueblo en- damsnds 1s .raD@.jo, dice Sci Lii
bera!s: Gel genor dol Ep;fario Peralta
entreg5 s los rnanifastantes un novil!o de
ocho arrohas p@ra que % saoriEcaran, dietri.
boyendolo ent'a todos por parties iguales,
don Emotarlo VelasCo les ofreci6 otro para
ell s'gulente Ola, es declr, para ayer. Lo
mas particular de todo-agrega la persona
que nos da estos informes- que dicba ma
nifestaci6n SO llev6 csbo horas despues de
haberse reunido todas las senoritas de este
pueblo, & inyitaci5n del saflor aloalde. con ell
prop6sito de incar una suscripci6n, para
alivlar slgo la pobreza que cada dfa SO scen.
t1a mas"
**x Log seilores Baez Monge, duei1os
del restaurant <Borinquen,> en- Msyaguez,
han rematado el servicio de las cocinas eco
nomicas establecidas por aquel ayuntamien.
to.
~ Entire Ell pueblo de Rfo.qrande
ell barrio de Mameyes, exste un trozo de On.
rretera qae esth ya conclufdo, aunoue no
alberto al servicio pdblioo. El asunto. ga.
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Bismarck irasCibIe

Tiedemann ha publicado un hbro de
recuerdos que se reieren todos Bismarck y
por 10 general vienen corroborar Ell violen-
to caracter del principe.
La primera vez que Tiedemann Sc sent6
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6aceta Official dc hov

La subscription naoional ascierde hasta
el dfa de hoy la suma dc 127, ,o45-90 ctvs.
--~Circular de Ia Secretarla del Despa-
cho de- Hacienda sobre <C&dulas personales.,
Varias providepcias juoiciales.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-01-07
THE RAILROADS.

The Indications r that two com.
panics will be after the right OF way for
n railroad from unlontown via waynes.
burg, TO Wheeling. These companlc,
are the connellsvlllc, UnIontown &
Wheeling, and the unlontown waynes.
burg & West Virginia. The former has
a survey OF a part of the line, has a
charter from Mlllsbofo to waynesburg,
and has secured some OF the right OF
way covering the route to be traversed
by each road. The latter'company has
q charter. The Independent saw a let.
ter written By an official OF the Con.
nellsvllle, Unlontown & Wheeling Co.
In which he said the road Is an assured
fact, Uniontown. Waynesburg & West
Virginia Company Is not sleeping on It's
rights. and Is getting things in shape
FOR active work. We trust that the con.
test VIII become so spirited as to give
us a railroad this year. We do hope
that no complications will arise to de-
lay matters. Greene county wants to
get right in the swim OF the promised
and boosted prosperity. and there Is
nothing W. q conceive OF that Will
give us such prosperity as a railroad
traversing county from east 10
west. Our people must lend every pos.
sible encouragement TO the enterprise,
and give the right OF way and take all
the stock they possibly can.-Waynes-
burg Independent.
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MOTHERS, o n sCoLD
Your chiidrem.TIlty arc no, to Blame

Your Chiidren-1hey are not 10 Blame-
Try TO Help Them.
Many a Wheeling mother on reading
this will appreciate the boon the infor-
nation will bring. Thousands Of chill
dren have been scolded time and again
for a so-called habit, when they are not
to blame. Wet beds have been the rest
Ing PLACE OF the little ones night after
night Ind no amount Of Scolding or
Gliding could prevent a repetition. II
mothers only knew their little boys and
girls were not to blame; they cannot
help II. II Is not a habit, It Is simply
weak kidneys. At last q preparation
has been found so gentle In its action
that the youngest child can take 1t. We
refer to Doan's Kidney Pills. and when
the public know Il there need be moth
ing but sweet, dry beds for the children
and no more need for scoldlng. Read
what an Ashtabula mother has to say
about It.:
Mrs. E. B.. Crues. No. 239 Prospect
street, Ashtabula, says: II got Doan's
Kidney Pills for my little boy 10 years
old. who has been since he was 9 years
old. troubled with q weakness Of the
renal organs At that time he was
taken with spasms that physicians at
tributed to worms. These were check
cd In time but his kidneys did not regain
their strength and non-retcntion OF
urine while sleeping has embarrassed
the little fellow Very much and caused
much annoyance to me. We have had
him treated by physicians without his
obtaining any relief in that particular
way. and You can realize how pleased
we are to be able to check 1t by using
Doar'5 Kidney Pills. Immediately We
began his kidneys grew stronger. I
know that there are many children that
way, and that mothers would be only
too glad TO learn OF 4 cure. l can with
out any hesitancy recommend those
pills for that and You may refer to me
In that respect.
Doan's Kidney Pills are for sale by all
dealers. Price so cents. Mailed by Fos-
ter-Milburn Co., Buffalo, N. Y, sole
| agents for the United States. Remem-
Der the namc-Doan's-and take no sub
stitute.
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Yesterday afternoon at . o'clock a
strange accident occurred at the pub
lie landing which fortunately did not
result seriously to the whartboat and
the little packet Leroy, the only craft
exposed at that hour.
The river was comparatively clear Of
ice just before . o'clock, when the big
Cincinnati liner, Queen City, cleared
for Cincinnati, but at the hour mem
toned the river suddenly became pack
ed with large ice foes. There was SO
much Ice that 1t could make but little
Roadway down stream and was barelr
moving when It reached the public
landing. The whartooat met the full
force OF the tremendous weight and
was forced out onto the bank, with one
or two broken cables and pair OF
tripped spars. For Il time It looked as
though there would be a serious wreck
and that the wharfboat would be car
ried down stream. but finally the pres
sure was relaxed and the leo passed
down. The river o 0 became clear OF
Ice again, and then 1t was learned that
the big Queen City, in passing the Sls-
ters' islands, five miles above this port.
had loosened a great quantity of ice
from behind the Islands, which came
down the main channel and a nearly
wcdged In in the narrow channel In
front OF the city. Captain Croclard
congratulated himself upuon the escape
his craft made. The Leroy was PARTIAL
'ly sheltered by the wharfboat and did
not suffer any injury.
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COAL ROADS.

For the past two or three days a spe-
c!al committee representing the Ohio
coal roads and the Ohio coal operators
has been In session In Columbus, for
mulating an agreement for the propos.
ed new Ohio coal pool. It is understood
that all the Ohio coal roads are to be
represented in this pool as we'll as the
operators doing business along these
roads. The product OF all the mines Is
to be sold by what may practically be
termed Il company. The business is
then 10 be apportioned among the sew
eral coal roads parties to the agree
ment. The special committee which has
been at work on the contract Is ex-
pected to report at the next meeting
OF the Ohio Coal Traffic A~ssociatiOa,
which will probably be held on Janu-
airy IL. An attempt was made to form
a similar pool about n ear ago, but
1t is understood that 1t was not 4 com.
plete success. ~ 50
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]


The home OF Mrs. Adelaide Eserter,
North Main street. last night was the
scene CT a very pretty wedding, Mrs,
Eserter>s daughter. Mis- Nellie, being
united In marriage 20 Mr.. Fred +. Faris.
The ceremony was performed by Rev.
Samuel schwarm, otthe English Luther
an church, and II was witnessed by a
number OF intimate friends and relatives
OF the contracting parties. The parlors
were tastefully cmSelished for the event
by palms and other plants, and following
the ceremony refreshments were served
by Caterer George burst.
The nuptials were solemnized shortly
after s O'Clock. The maid OF honor was
Miss Eva Egerter, sister OF the bride,
and Mr., Roy b. Naylor, was best man.
The bride wore a handsome gown of blue
material, trimmed with fur and lace,
and her attendant was becomlngly at
tired IN n costume OF striped silk. Dur
ing the entrance OF the bridal party into
the parlors. Miss Flora Stitel played
Memberships wedding march, and DUR
Ing the ceremony, M%ascagni's Inter-
nieEzo.
Mr.. and Mrs. Faris left at II 40 o'clock
over the Baltimore & Ohio for Cincin-
natl. whence they depart for Florida and
other southern points OF interest. They
Will take with them the best wishes and
esteem OF n large circle of acquairtances.
The groom Is a son Of Captain j.. A..
Faris, a member OF the firm of, Franz
helm, Glesey e Far!s. and an energetic
young business man. His bride Is q
charming young lady, possessing many
accomplishments, and favorGioly known
In both social and musical circles.
The annual New Years ball given by
the Mercantile Club, occurred last
night at the club rooms, and was the
usual SUCCESS. There was q large at.
tendance, n humble" OF visitors being
present. The club rooms were hand
somely decorated for the occasion.
Melster's orchestra furnished the mu-
sic and dancing continued until two
o'clock this morning. Supper was ssrr-
cd ut midnight. The affair was In
charge OF the amusement committee,
composed of Maurice Steinfeld. chair
mani Leon Somehow. Joseph H. Baer,
Charles Wolf and David Kraus.
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ONLY those who get ready for its
coming can look approaching old age in
the face without fear. The systematic
saver. who begins carly and continues
saving while earning lasts srcets old
age az cheerfu!ly as the ti:ed la5orer
greets the rest Of evening after a day OF
healthy, we'll paid toil-a happiness
looked forward TO, q well earned rest to
be enjoyed. A snug and growing ac-
count in the Mutual Savings Bank, No.
1921 Market street, drawing four per
cent. compound interest. liSiitena the
tolls and cares of to-day, and like the
sunset glow gives sur promise OF d
bright tomorrow.
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For the accommodation OF all desiring
to see the big contest for senator at Co
lumbus ard attend the Inauguration
ceremonies. or the Anti-Saloon League
conventions, the state Farmers 1nstl-
tute, state agricultural convention, and
the dedication Of Townsend hall, state
university, the Cleveland, Lorain s
Wheeling railway vii! sell tickets at
one fare for the rounU trip on the 10th.
18th and 18th. Two trains daily, except
Sunday. For particulars see o. F..
Wood, Travelling Passenger Agent, Nc
Lure House Block.
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GOLDEN Opportunities this week at
Lukens & Cos.

1T Is easr to catch n cold and just as
easy 10 get rid of It IL you commence
early to use One Minute Cough Cure. l;
cures coughs, colds. bronchitis, pncu-
monia and all throat and lunu trou-
bles. II Is pleasant TO take, safe to use
and sure, to cure. Charles r. GoctZe,
Market and Twelfth streets: Chatham
Sinclair. Forty-sixth and Jacob streets;
A. II. S%chcehlc. No. COZ Main street: EN-
ley Brosa Penn and Zane utrects; Bow
!e s Co, Bridgeport. A
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ELM GROVE.

The contest at Elm Grove was full of
surprises, ye voter SCRATCHING his ballot
right and left. The result was that the
Independents almost fought the Citizens
to q standstill, and succeeded in electing
their nominee as the chief magistrate
of the town. The interest manifest
ed yesterday was L surprise to many, II
having been thought that the Citizens,
who got in the field like the early bird,
would sweep the platter, but the hide
pendents We're initiating the possum
rather than the ~feathered creature. Their
mayoralty candidate, Michael a. Mad
den, Is very popular With the boys. and
his popularity was attested yesterday in
his victory.
Though the Citizens lost the mayor, in
Wilbur Duncan they elected the town
recorder. They also got two councllmen,
Wilson Smith and John c. McCurdy, and
might possibly claim I. T. Jones and J.
5. Bedilion, who were on their ticket.
The Independents put their names on
their ticket, too, hence Messrs. Jones
and Bedilion had no opposition. The big
vote polled by Conductor wills Smith was
a feature Of the election.
Politics u no figure. The new coun-
Gil Will stand four Democrats and three
Republicans, and for twelve months
more the act Of rushing the GROWER will
no be played before Elm Grove foot
lights, the Growers falling TO land a
majority. The vote was as follows:
Mayor-Michasl A. Madden, I~ndepend-
ent, So; Louis Wharton, Citizens, sc.
Recorder-Wilbur Duncan. Citizens,
46; John Z. Gamble. Independent. a..
Council-I. T. Jones and ]. S. Bedllion
(on both tlckets): Wilson Smith, Citi-
zens, Y; John C. McCurdy, Citizens. IS;
John Wetzel, Independent, Il. The "also
an" were-J. NJ. Butler. Citizens, 80;
]. G. Raab, Independent, %: ]. L. Kim
Minis, Independent, Is; William Web
ster. 10.
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The Ben Hur has not lost a trip on
account OF the ice. She departs to-day
at II a. m. for Parkersburg and way
landings.
The Queen City was delayed above
this port yesterday, by fog and Ice.
She arrived here at 2 p. m. and depart
ed for Cincinnati an hour later.
The marks at 6 p. m. showed 6 feet 3
inches and stationary. Weather, cloudy
and cool, with rain. The afternoon re-
port from Pittsburgh was to the effec:
that It was raining there and the river
3 feet s inches and rising. Captain
Crockard believes there will be 4 good
~ rise IL the rain proves to be general
the headwater territory.
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OIL CITY-River . feet 4 inches and
stationary. Weather cool and raining.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. s feet S
inches and rising. Weather warmer
and raining.
Il GREENSBORO-River s feet . inches
and stationary. Weather warmer and
raining. James G. Blaine and Nellie
Hudson down Friday: Adam Jacobs up.
BROWNSFILLE-River 8 feet II
inches and falling.
WARREN-River l foot 5 inches.
Weather rain and cold.
PITTSBuRGH-River sc feet and ris-
ing at the dam. Raining.
STEUBENE1LLE-River 5 feet S
inches and rising. Weather cold and
raining. Passed down: Ben Hur.
PARKERSBURG-Ohio river s feet
and rising. Weather raining; mercury
SO. Passed up-Virginia. Due down
Queen City. The Little Kanawha is ris-
ing. Passed up-Hllton. Rob Roy. Both
rivers are nearly full OF ice.
MEMPHIS-River 81 feet and falling.
Cloudy and cool.
SLOUISVILLE-River stationary with
6 feet Q inches in canal; 4 feet I inches
on falls; 10 feet 4 inches below locks.
Raining.
EVANSVILLE-River 10.1 feet and
falling. Cloudy and rain.
CAIRO-River 10.7 feet and falling.
Rain.
PIT. PLEASANT-River 5 feet and
falling. Raining.
CINCINNATI-River les feet ard
fallir. Rain.
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TIE RIVER.
YESTERDAYS DEPARTURES.

YESTERDAYS DEPARTURES.
Cincinnati. ..QUEEN CITY. . p. nj.
ClarIngton....LERoY, $50 p. m.
BOATS LEAVING TO-DAY.
Pittsburgh. VIRGINIA. S a. m.
Clarlngton....LERoY. $50 p. N.
BOATS LEAVING TOMORROW.
Darlington. LEROY, $50 p. m.
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Rncklcn's Arnlcu sn,yc.

The best salvc In the world for Cuts,
Bruises, Sores. Ulcers. Salt Rhcum,
Fever Sores, letter. Chappcd Hands,
Chillblains. Corns, and all Skin Erup-
lions, and positively cures Piles. or no
pay required. is guaranteed to give
perfect satisfaction or money refunded.
Price % cents per box. For sale by Lo-
gan Drug Co. /
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PLEASANT VALLEY.

Pleasant Valley was as peaceful and
serene as its name yesterday. There
wasn't a breath of excitement, the citi-
zens quietly depositing their ballots
and then vending their way to their
firesldes. The result:
Mayor-A. r. Acker, 81. No opposi-
tion,.
Recorder-Willlam Gilchrlst. q. No
opposition.
Councils. s. Bloch. 1G: E. Hor!x-
heimer. II: Charles seiber;, IS; W. n.
Johnson, IS; George Adams, 10.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-01-07
Duffy's Pure
Malt Whiskey,

the famous medicinal stimu!ant,
Why it is famous YOU will see Tor
yourself when it has stopped your
cough and ended the stiffness il,
your back and limbs. 1t will make
YOU feel like your old self and You
will not begin TO cough every time
a door or window is opened near
you.
Sold BY Druggists and Groccrs.