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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-01-29
The Cause Of Dyspepsia.

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From the Republican. Scranton, Pa:
The most common OF all human all
ments IS deranged Digestion; the most
asgravating disease, inherited By man,
dyspepsia.
lack or vitality; the absence OF nerve
force: the loss OF the life.sustaining ell
ements of the blood.
No organ can properly perform its
function when the source OF nutrIment
fails. When the stomach Is robbed OF
the Nourishment demanded by nature.
assimilation ceases. unnatural gases are
generated: the entire system responds
TO the discord.
y practical Illustration OF the symp-
toms and torture OF dyspepsia Is fur
nishcd by the case OF Joseph T. Van
dyke, 40 Hickory Street. Scranton, Pa
In telling his story, Mr.. Vandyke
says:
Five years. ago. ! was afflicted with
a trouble of the stomach, which was
very aggravatirS. I had no appetite.
could not enjoy myself at any time. and
especially was the trouble severe when
I awoke In the morning. did not know
what the ailment was. but It became
steadily worse and was In constant
misery.
II called In my family physician, and
he diagnosed the case as catarrh OF the
stomach. He prescribed for me and
had his prescription filed took nearly
all Of the medicine. but still the trouble
became worse, and I felt that my con-
dition was hopeless. I tried several
remedies recommended by my friends,
but without benefit. After I had been
suffering several months, Thomas
Campbell, also i resident OF this city,
urged me TO try DR.. Williams Pink
Pills for Pale People.
"Hc finally persuaded me to bug
box and I began to use the pills accord
Ing to directions. Before I had taken
the second box began to feel reliev-
ed, and after taking few more boxes
considered myself restored to health.
The pills gave me new life, strength,
ambition and happiness"
DIR. Williams Pink Pills euro dys-
pepsla by restoring 10 the blood the re-
qulsite constituents Of life, by renew
Ing the nerve force and enabling the
stomach to promptly and properly as
simulate the food. These pills are spc-
cilc for all diseases having their orlgi-
milton In Impoverished blood or disor-
dered nerves. They contain every ele-
ment requisite to general nutrition, 10
restore strength to the weak, good
health TO the aillng. - p
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Oh, Hcw They Flurt.

Neuralglc pains arc often SO acute,
that tlcpoor sufferer becomes, almost,
srcaz!et with the intensity Of the pain.
Salvation O:lw:ll instantly relieve and
efectMlly cure neuralgia, so there
is nc reason why moments pain
should bc endured. Mr.. Jacob Klein,
1896 Sfain ST., Evansville, lid, writes:
"My wife suffered from neuralgia for
seven years end sinsr abe used Saliva
ton Oh, she has not l.ud Il spell. I
think Ills The host li.imentI haYc over
tricd, and | would no. be without q
bottle Q. i il HE house. I had tho
rheumatism for I've years and had tried
C. great MANY liEimen.s, and must say
that Starvation Oil did me more good
thaa any otiie: rcmcdy.n, Salvation
Oh Is sold everywhere 70: 25 cents.
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SEVERAL FORTUNES.
LASTLY Wheeling OIL MenThrough
the Lack OF Water
IL THE Rl1CIIIE OIL FIELDS :I-l
LAST SUMMERTIME RECENT BIG
STRIKE NEAR ELLENBoRo WAS
az A FARM ApJorHINd 4
pLocK or LEASES HELD BY
THE WHEELING CROWD UNTIL
4 FEW WEEKS Ado-Al DRY
HOLE DISCOURAGED THEM.

tn SAY that several Wheeling people,
who dabblc In the clutivc petroleum, are
h.rls,cd and disappointed set OF inal-
rllual. this week ls putting 1t exceeding
10 m,lI-as a matter OF fact they are
hopping mad
The great gushcr struck by Barnsdall,
n. well known southwest oil operator,
a, whIskry run, in Richie county. near
r,lenboro, 10 the cause OF their pertur.
bonon, This well. according 10 adrices
.,rcIyrd tIrec, from the we'll yesterday
afternoon by Mr. H. =. McGrcsor, OF this
city, "a making mn hourly flow OF great
y,mne, and the oil going to waste on
orc1un; OF the total absence OF tankage
through the unexpected strike. Tank
crn ls now being erected as fast rs pos
chic BY large force OF men. The re-
mort sent out by the Standard that the
we'll IL decreasing In production and Is
now down 70 fifty barrels q day. 10 be-.
lIeyed 20 be the worst kind OF misrepre-
scntation.
nut this Is not telling the story Of the
sorrow OF certain Wheeling men.
Last summer the Richie Oil & Gas
company was organized by Mr. II. p.
NcGreror. the Main stree. dueenswarc
man. The company was composed OF
President Henry +. Jones, OF the water
hoard: William Davis. OF the leland,
formerly OF the Natural Gas Company OF
West virginia, who was also employed
nc drIller: r. X. Giffen. G. r. Goethe, r.
9 Catch and several Br!dgeporters, in
Guiding John Scott. ana others. The
first lease secured was that OF the Nc
Gresor fnrm. owned by II. p. McGre-
sorS parents. Then others were leased
and the acreage soon footed up to 1850
acres. Then the directors picked out q
$40, for the first test we'll; It was at the
head oI the run, NOT MANY FEET
DISTANT FROM THE LOCATION OF
THE PRESENT BARNSDAI-L GUSH-
ER.WuERE SUBSEQUENT EVENTS
HAVE PROVED THAT A FINE
WE'LL WOULD HAVE RESULTED.
Unfortunately. Driller Davis pro-
nounred the location !nIpract.cable on
accoun, Of the severe drough. of last
summer, which made Il impossible to get
water enough for the boilers. Hence,
another location. far from the first was
selected. and the teet well drilled. The
disappointing result was the dryess kind
Of O hole in The ground. although eX-
perts pronounced the sand TO be extraor-
d!narily fine. and indicative of the pres
ence Of Of, In the vicinity. After this
within the past two months--the Richie
company gave up all o. Its leases with
the exception of the farm where the dry
hole was drilled. this being held FOR FIVE
years Without rental through the test
having been made on It..
Aud thcM are sorry that they didn't
continue paying rental on the other
leases, especially those adjoining the AL
bright farm, where the recent strike was
made.
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Tonight Eddie Bald rode an exhibit
ton mile in 2:25 2-5 and Gardiner went
ten miles In % minutes. A seconds. Wal
Ter will leave for New York as soon after
the race as possible and go into train
ing at once FOR twenty-four hour race
against time. One OF the prominent
wheel companies has offered him $4,000
II he can accomplish che feat Of riding
$50 miles in twenty-four hours
The score at 10 o'clock Tonight was:
Waller, Lose miles: Henshow III miles.
laps; Elkes, 1.0jG miles; Bench. 95S
miles, laps; Cannon, 93S miles, . laps:
Schinneer, 1852 miles: Hall, 1,oiS miles.
laps; Ruckel, 927 miles, II laps; Wal
ters, 1,oi6 miles. G laps.
The score at midnight:
Waller. 1901 miles. laps: Henshaw.
ST. miles, 6 laps: Fixes, 1901 miles, S
laps; Bench. 979 miles. 3 laps; Cannon,
966 males; schinneer. 1857 miles, laps;
Hall. 1,0S3 miles, 10 laps: Ruckei, 952
miles, l lap: Walters, ,0sl miles, 9 laps.
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My nerves were all unstrung; could not
walk across tho iioor, and In going up
stairs had to stop almost every step TO
collect my thoughts. Going downstairs
was almost an impossibillty. as Mt every
step It seemed as II ! were walking on
air and would havo to fall over. was
attacked with fits about once a week; ut
tImds would fall on tho street. II was
impossible for mo TO sleep. TO any extent.
as / was subject to violent nervous
spells also was subject TO iilusions;,
thought somebody was going TO Kill me;
that was going to jump out OF tho
window, and other things had doctorcd
with tho best physicians, and to the LAST
one paid about 500, but got no relief.
He said no did not think would ever
get bottor. As, last resort, tried
Munyon's phyuIelans, and was told that
could be cured. That was about two
months ago. Since then ] have not Ind
q nervous spell. I can sleep well. havo
no moro Illusions, and, with the exception
OF a slight pain In the back, nm as well
us ever was In my life" ~
Munyon puts up q separate cure Tor
each disease. At all druggists, mostly .
cents O vial Personal letters TO Prof..
Munyon, 1906 Arch Street. Philadelphia,
Pa, answered with free medical advice
for any disease.
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TRUSTEE SALES.
TRUSTEES SALE.

BY virtue OF two deeds OF trust made by
the Hanna &; Clemans Paper Company to
me, as trustee. the first Of which Is dated
January q. 1891, and is recorded In the
office OF tho clerk OF tho, county court OF
Ohio county. West Virginia. In Deed OF
Trust Book No 81, page 63l, and the other
of which is dated April I. 1895, and is re-
corded In said office In Deed OF Trust Book
No. ~. page 2l?, ] will on
SATURDAY. FEBRUARY 10. 1885.
sell at public auction at the north front
door Of the court house OF Ohio county.
West Virginia, commencing ut 10 o'clock
a. m, the following described property:
The real estate known rs the Fulton Pa
per Mill, In tho town OF Fulton, In Ohio
county, West Virginia. which Is particu-
larly bounded and described ms follows.
VIZ: Beginning Mt the southeast corner
of Centre and Fulton streets in said town
Of Fulton: thence enthusiastically with
the line OF Centre street that Is nearest
to Wheeling creek until 1t intersects the
west line Of Marshall street; thence with
westwardly to Wheeling creek: thence
down said creek with the mcanders there
OF until 1t lntcrsects the east line OF Fulton
street extended: thence northcnstwnrdly
with the east side OF Fulton street TO the
place Of beginning: excepting. however.
from the above described premises the por-
ton thereof which was conveyed by LOWS
Baker and wife to Frederick Forsch by
deed dated September IL, 1875, ana re-
corded In the land records Of said Ohio
roltaty In Deed Book No. G. page Sc,
which portion is described In said deed rs
follows, to-wit: "a portion OF the Fulton
Paper MIL lot situate In the town OF Full
ton, county OF Ohio, state OF West Vir-
glnia, bounded as follows, to-wit: Com
menc!ng at n point In the westerly limo
OF Centre street nineteen (l9) feet south I
Of the south line OF the said mill; thence
In a straight line parallel with Marshall
street to n road on the bank OF Wheeling
creek: thence with said road to Marshall
street; thence with Marshall street TO tho
corner OF Marshall and Centre streets, and
from said corner along tho westerly limo
OF Centre street to the place OF beginning"
Together with all personal property on
said premises, .9l- st-a z =
TERMS OF SALE.
one-thlrd OF tho purchase money, and rs )
much more as the purchaser may elect to
nay, to be paid In cash on the day OF sale.
and the balance In two equal payments B
at six and twelve months thereafter with
interest thereon from the day OF sale, tho
purchaser giving his notes with approved
security for the deferred insta,lments; the
title to be retained by tho trustee until {,
the property is paid for. o.... j5S
1aiS 80 Trustee.
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MOUNDsVILLE
AMi.c-iianeou. MclanGe OF Minor aIat-
~ ter, from Murs;,nIl,s Metrono,i,

AMi.c-iianeons Mclnn=e OF Minor Mat
tiers from AIarsi,nIrs Metropolis.
Joseph Hill and wife, of Limestone,
Harry Francis and James VI. Blair and
wife, OF Pleasant Valley: Everett 30.
mar, Of Fork Ridge, and Presley A.,
Martin, OF Bowman's Ridge. were bust
ness visitors to the city yesterday.
Sheriff James E. Doyle made his quar-
terly settlement with the county court
yesterday. He has paid county orders
to the amount Of S22,SsS II, and district
road orders to the amount OF slG.33l d..
The Loyal Temperance Legion will
have charge of the exercises at the pen-
itentlary Sunday morning A special
programme has been prepared for. the
OCCASION
Link Brothers have sold their stock
OF hardware to 4 new firm. known as
the MoundsviIle Hardware Company. c.
b. Smith vii! have charge of the store.
Mrs. Letltla Dupuy, who has been
visiting her brother. William McGyll,
VIII return this morning, 10 her home In
Cincinnati. r.
The Christian Endeavor Society OF
the Presbyterian church met last night.
Miss Laura Simpson conducted the ex-
erciscs. az
There will be a Mothers meeting at
the w. c. T. U. hall Monday, at $50 n.
m. All mothers are invited to be pre-
sent. $500
County court adjourned yesterday un-
I'll next Tuesday, when the licenses will
be granted and the license money paid.
81. Mary's Amateur Club, assisted by
home talent, Will give an entertainment
at the opera house tonight.
The Sunshine Circle Of the Kings
Daughters will meet with Miss GcrtIe
Jones Monday evening. ,S
Miss Estella Zane, of Wheeling ,s
visiting her sister, Miss Berthe Zane Mt
Prof. !. B. Wilson's. ES
Two special cars have been chartered
to bring the Wheeling people down TO
the concert tonight. 3g h
=: Mrs. w. Z. Conner, of jefferson ave.
nue., Is spending few days with
friends at Sherrard. 5f
The will of Mrs. Mallnda Coe. 5of
Cameron, was probated before. the coun-5
ty court yesterday.
The Baptists will Commence n pro.
tracted meeting at the W. CT. u. hall
Sunday night. y, Y
s., r. Martin, president Of the New
Mactinsville Bank, was n business call.
er5yesterday. s95. 5Sis's
Dr. William Grow, Of Glen Easton,
was In the city yesterday. 81 y
"a il .EHH
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o d e y /
afternoon, at which, the following pros
gramne was Carried out. ?. N <
EEssay--%.!Shatae,er Bsr,ha Ro,he1npnd
car Es,m ha1 Bss,
peclannatlon-%Fatc OF Vlrglnia'...a.
Declar1atlon-,,R Rainy Day. Edna living
oratlon--"Worklng and ah!rkips'' !. y.
oratlon-"Chcerniineis and IongSy.
oraiion-"chafaetcr Of the RSmens"..
oration.'iNoSliliy . Of Iagor''..
wilt q President boicMar s e Caldwell
"rho New Encyclopedia, j. Jessie Shields
Sending OF tho Mninc TO Iayana%....
,...u,t.... Ellis Dunn
Debate. Resolved, that Hawaii should DO
N annexed 10 the United statts. nfnrma-
HF tive, Roy CraHo and blanche Emery;
negative, Edna Green and LILLIAN Muir.
rim. G WE isg .'-
The discussion was u lifted one, and
M the question discussed " n live one,
quite an Interest was created
Tho High school teachers and pupils
; feel very proud OF their new encycio-
pedla, lately purchased for them by tho
board OF education. Now they arc
looking for case In which to keep II.
No doubt 1t will soon be furnished.
hsr f.Es.fA SD - i NJ f5tf7I -ut. r. II
The boys and girls all through the
schools are beginning to hunt up some-
thing of patriotic nature to be given
on the 22nd OF February. The trouble
Is 10 find something new under the sun
to be given on that patriotic occasion.
The Ratchet story and many other good
things said about the Father Of His
Country are too stale for Young Amer
lea OF the present day. He wishes some.
thing now, but there is no better time to
impress upon our boys and girls what Il
cost TO preserve uB O nation. May It
ever be celebrated In our public schools.
trh q, THE PEDAGOQUE,
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SCHOOL. MELANGE.

One Of the greatest helps 10 the pub
lie schools OF our city "a the teaching Of
vocal music. II Is help In every way.
II Increases the interest Of the pupils
IN their other studies, 1t Is an exercise
that is rcstful when tired OF other work,
and It assists the teacher greatly in the
government Of her pupils. But above
al! these IL tho education OF thcaesthe,ic
nature OF the pupil. III these notes 1t
mas already been limited that We pay too
MUG attention to the aesthetics In our
PUBIC Eclou. education, and this Is
fnost surely truth wei! worth consider
:iG. Where does the fault lie? With
tht teacher? we think not. 1t Is pri-
MARTY the fault of those who formulate
our courses of study. Until lately II
was considered an innovation to teach
iinusic IN our public schools. Now our
noyS and girlH read music Just as they
read from their readers, and some Of
Mem much better. It Is noticeable 10
~! VINO have paid attention to the sub
1"ct thnt those hoys and girls who arc
0ecn'? Interested In music are also more
or less deeply Interested in their other
st1d'fs. and they give their teachers
III. JIG trouble In the matter OF discipline.
ne same holds good as to drawing. The
attention Of parents IL especially called
70 'hrSe two facts. Too many parentU
are satisfied II their children succeed In
Earning 10 read, write and " cipher"
"S II used 10 be termed. caring little for
"nylhina else. The fact Is these are
81 very little value without that culture
'""e maze good meE and good women.
ar. Fred Schaub. one OF the commits
Sloters OF Richie school spent Tuesday
~ inc school, spending the forenoon at
ne main building and the afternoon Mt
nfahntx building. His visits are highly
a.lpfeciatcd by the teachers. because
me- Know that lie tnkps dccp interest
III the work. This ~ as Il should be,
%tlA al! OF the commissioners. II possI-
nc they ought 10 be. convershnt with
NC manner OF conduction III the schools
y, 'hc!r respective wards RI they make
u."H'SelfcS well vrrSeh In the worklns OF
me sciioo. they Will so much the better
hnew their wants. and Gun thus !nte!ll-
gently provide for them.
NJ hitchle school on Friday afternoon,
after tie lesson on Civil Gcvcrnmcnl,
me second class gave .hc literary pcr.
, .,mIn"ncc' which consisted OF dec.ona-
49," 80 Essays and mUa!c. These perform
.n'.s gro" better from week to week.
,s uhe pnnii5 become better prepared
''''" practice to perform: their parts.
IN, me sen!o. class OK tho High schoo.
'"'e u literary performance on Friday
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BELLAIRE
All Sorts OF Local News nmd Gossip Fro n
lilo Gins. cItr

All Sorts OF Local News aud Gossip From
Tho G!nss City.
Captain Danford, who represents this
district in Congress, has been inter-
viewed by the New York Journal on the
outlook for the immigration bill, which
passed the senate and is now In his
hands as chairman Of the committee In
the house. This IS what he Is quoted as
saying. among other things:
There Is no question about the pas
sage OF the immigration bill II we can
ever get vote on 1t. Go not know
whether It will so through by two
thirds majority, as the bill did in the
last Congress, but It will receive quite
enough votes. ] cannot say how soon It
Will be called UP for consideration, but
probably not while the appropriation
bills are crowdlng one another so rap
idly. had talk with Speaker Reed
about special order, but hH thinks 1t
will soon find It's turn In the regular
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HEWITT ON THE EARN.

Three, Fingered Smith, who was with
New Castle last season, mas written that
he Is now In better condition than he
was at the end OF last season, and says
that he feels able to pitchrthe~ game OF
his life the coming season. He says he
will 60 into actual practice within the
next two weeks. Jakey Hewitt, an
other New Castle pitcher. who Is WIN
terlng at his home near Morgantown.
has written that he has begun practic-
Ing, and that every day he takes a turn
at pitching in his fathers barn.
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Capt J. F. Emig, at the request OF Col.
John Coleman, who is designated as the
father OF the Ideal Bowling Team
has sent out invitations for the Ideals
outing at Fette's Harvest Home alleys
next Tuesday evening. Says Captain
Emig In the invitation: "Alr. Coleman,
as well as myself. sincerely hope that
You VIII be present on this occasion.
even II You do have to bust button
The best Fette has to eat and drink will
be on hand, and 4 Hot Time is promised
to one and ALL" There Is no doubt that
1t will be warm and large time. The
team and its guests meet at Coleman's
Ideal Pharmacy, promptly at { o'clock
Tuesday evening, whence they will take
several charlots to the alleys. out the
run. 8
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EXECUTORS SALE.
'ENECUToR'S SALE

or n valuable sheep farm OF $50 acres, sub.
3jcct to survey. All but 10 acres can DO
cultivated. Good 7-room frame house,
barn, stable. srnnary,t corn crib, sheep
house and other buildings Underlald
with limestone and n G-foot vein OF coal,
Ever.ilowing spring water In every fold.
Variety OF fruit. One milo cast OF Beth.
any; onc-fourth mile to church: one-halt
milo to school,. This property will be sold
Mt the front door OF tho court house IN
Wellsburg,,, Brooke county. West Virginia
Saturday, February ~, 1925, Mt 10 o'clock
2 ~ IA SAMUEL II. SNEDEKER, 3,g-
Executor OF the estate OF William Sne-
leker, deceased. jazz
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the Offer OF cash consideration from
Grand Rapids people for the transfer
OF the Wheeling franchise was also to
be discussed. Armor and Youngn,an, It
seems, are In favor Of selling out to
Grand Rapids. but Torrevson prefers to
remain in Wheeling. Torceyson was
given 10 understand yesterday that the
Wheeling grounds question would prob.
ably be settled In good shape In the
course OF a few days, and he Is endeav-
oring to keep the franchise here. ~
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THE PITTSBURGH RACE.
The Contest Has Developed Into Pro
cess.on-Small Attendance.

PITTSBURGH, Jan. 2S.-Thcre were
more people on the track this morning
than were spectators at the seventy
two hour bicycle race at the Exposition
building. The contestants are still keep
Ing up a fast pace, but the race has de-
veloped into q procession. The score ut
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BOWLING.
WHEELING LEAGUE

Z The Aber Nits are as jealous OF the
Old Cronies as an auburn-haI girl
is supposed to be. Between the two al.
most a deadly hatred has sprung up, In
their hot race for the bottom OF the
stairs. Hence, the Aber Nits were in a
joyful mood last night, for the score
with the Defenders was this way.
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MIDLAND ROUTE CALIFORNIA EXcUR.
SIONS -
Via tho Chicago, Milwaukee & st. Pnul
Hallway 10 Los Angeles and Other
Points In Southern California, r!5l

Points In Southern California. 'A
These popular every Saturday. Call
fornla excursions for both first aud sec
ond class passengers are personally
conducted" by intelligent, competent
and courteous 'couries," =, who viii at
tend to the wants of nil passengers en-
route. This ia an entirely new feature
OF tourist car service and will be greatly
appreciated by families or parties or
friends travelling together, or by, ladies'
travelling alone.
The Midland Route Tourist Cars are
upholstered sleeping cars and are sup
piled with NIL the accessories necessary
to make tho Journey comfortable and
pleasant, and the sleeping berth rate Is
but 5000 Qor two pcrsons) from Chicago
to California. flii
Ask the nearest ticket agent for n
tourist car folder" giving complete
information about the Midland Route,
or address Eastern Manager Midland
Route, No. 95 Adams street. Chicago,
H., or John r. Potts District Passenger
Agent, W!lllamsport. Pa. m