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VIII only be a mater Of prudent prcpaf.
alton II We are 10 have war. at 10 an
expensive game !, continues the Record;
..wa!ch will remain a heavy burden
upon the productive RESOURCES Of the
nation for the lifetime Of tho next gen.
Grafton. Bu! this phase otsthe matter
will remain practically unconsidercd I'M
the pay day shall come.
Since weave 10 30 10 war,uniess somc
Unforeseen circumstance inicrscres, II Il
just well TO consider all phases u tEe
situation together. and this Is one OF
them. u n ,Tl s{SS Rl afii TX. "A ri
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The International Sunday Sehoo! Lesson.
April II. 1898. Mntthew,xvH, 10. :
Tho Trsisflcu ration,


Tho nsflEu ration.
II was week after Peters confession
Of the Messiah's divinity. that the Master
went up one night into one of natures
oratories, some spur OF Mt. Hcrmon. lie
took with him the three dominant spirits
Of the apostolic collese-the Rock-man
and.thc Sons Of Thunder Lifted above
the possibility of Intrusion, the four
prayed. ThenJcsus went apart for per-
sonal communion with his Father, and
the apostles wrapped themselves In their
outer robes and fell asleep. Possibly,
just before dawn, they awakened with
an apprehension Of something prefer
natural. They saw a sight OF fadcless
eplendor. .:.s. The form Of q servant,
In which Jesus had condescended TO
clothc himself was dissolving. The full
ness of the Godhead was unveiled. lie
shonc. not like Moses With reflected
light. His radiance was self-dctlnad.
His seamless robe became a web and
wool OF electrical light; his countenance
like the sun. The ethcrealiZed body
OF Jesus rises. and two holy ones come
from glory to meet him In the air. The
vlsitants are the man OF 'Sinai aud the
man of Carmel. The subject OF theIr
conversation Is the same as that which
Jesus had had with his disciples at the
base OF that very ,mountain--hls cup OF
suffering, his baptism OF blood, 49,.
Peter In ecstasy breaks In upon the
conversation of immortals The woody
slopes. with their wealth Of cedar
boughs, suggest the improvlsing of
hasty shelters, AFTER the manner of the
tabernacle fcast-tlme. lIcwlll fain pro-
long this scene until all Israel can be
summoned to that mount ITO behold
Moses and Elijah paying court to The
glorious Messiah. That will end all OPP.
position and unbcllcc. ,,&. lncnably
glorious MS the scene had been already.
II had not yet reached Its climax. That
cloud-shapcd splcnJori5ihnt formerly
rested on the golden wings Of the cher
ubinl appears once more NJ these latter
days. Moses, Nlljah,Ti Christ, law,
prophecy, at0ncmen,, are all wrapped In
one. But The supremacy OF Chris, and
his atonement Is avoucherb by the voice
OF tho Father II the lawslver anil
.pronbct have, such an exalted ciory.whnt
must he tho divine. maJrsty3 o. The Ono
~ whose trainjlhey follow? 81 lie hail, on
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WAR WATERS lIlssl

3.!t lelGtti i.. IL - Z, -f-t@7 .FB
The time for diplomacy" Is past. Tho
time for action has comc.-Ncw York
Commercial.
Does anybody suppose that order can
be restored in Cuba until Spain is out
ofit?-Scw York Times,
That NE should have to wait for a
single day to know what Congress will
do, adds to a humiliation that was al.
ready hard to be bornc.-Buralo cour.
Ter.
The senate foreign relations commit
tees comparison between Spain and
Turkey is made with apologies to Tur-
key.-New York World.
The allied forces OF Europe have
wisely concluded that II Spain, wants to
stroke the tail feathers OF the American
eagle she will have to doiIt by, herself
Pittsburgh Times. .t,y..t,
Every sensible citizen has full conf
dence In the assurance that this coun-
try will do what is right and patriotic
In its treatment OF the Cuban and
Maine questions and in due time. The
street-corner howlers are not patriots,
and their talk carries no weight. Uncle
Sam has a clean record-he has never
been whipped.---Chlcago News.
One thing notable in the resolutions is
That the loss OF the Maine is brought
forward asyaaleading cause OF SPANS
offending. In reality that IS what has
stirred theAmerican people to the, tight
Ing spoins.-Philadeiph!a inquirer.
IL After the va: dogs are loosed It
m!shtn't be a bad idea to lend their
muzzles to the yellow journals.-Phila-
!delp:lia Times.
Well, It begins TO look as II your I'm
Gle Samuel would, not have many more
days al the training table. The steady
;diet ossnails and dynamite has, become
,moaotonous, and lie Is ready for some
thing TO happen one way or another.
Either Spain should clear out or We
should, is the old gentleman's present
feeling, we fancy:-sprinsfield Rcpub.
.llean. +
S3If The sultan Of Turkey should hap
pen TO get a copy OF the consular re-
ports from Cuba submitted to Con-
.eress the other day. he. would probably
turn green with envy.-plttsburgh
News = -. 4. .-L.-.. y. .
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HEFoHE, .ni'stinH, drink schmuibaei
Brewing Co.'S. hook Beer. ~

CHILDREN like. II, It saves their
lives. We mean One Minute Cough
Cure. the infalliblc remedy, for coughs,
colds. group, bronehitis. grippe, and ali
throat and lung troubles. Charles Il.
Goctze.i Market and Twelfth streets;
Chatham Sinclair, .Forty-sixtlr and ia
cob strects;iA. E. Schechle, No. 6o7 Main
street; Exiey Bros., Penn and Zane
streets; Bowie & Co.. Bridgeport.
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Gradually, but surely. the web OF gull.
Is being woven about Spanish authors
tlce In a8ingthe direct responsibility for
the Maine disaster. Whatever is the
outcome. OF the Cuban situation, Spain
must settle the Maine account. ~
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The contribution By the queen regent
of Spain Of a millIans pcsSsas t,soo, Ooo)
to, tho Spanish defense fund Is evidence
OF The sincerity OF her declaration that
she Is willing to 30 to any end 10 save
the dynasty, or. as she expresses 81, "the
heritage left her con by his father"
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After awhile the United States senate Sc,
may come to reallzc that oratofy when
the counsry,i is facing terrible crisis Is
not nearly SO important with tho public
as action 2,i5i
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Simply apply "SwAYNE's ONT.
AENr."SNo Internal medicine rcuuir.
ed. Cures letter. eczema. Itch, ali erIIn.
tons on thnfacc. hands. nose. etc. icav.
Inc the skin clear. white and healthy
Ith sreat healing and curative power,
arc possessed by NJ. other remedy. Ask
MENT. Avoid substitutes. tths&w Z
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most popular in this country. The We
randa, however, in this deslgnis not as
large and spacious as some, but may
be run around either, side and In front
OF parlor, and would even enhance the
beauty OF the design. " z
In the principal cities OF eastern coun-
tries, Calcutta, Bombay, and others, the
English residences are often elaborate
specimens OF the bungalow, even pala-
tial in design and appointments, having
exterior offices for the accommodations
OF a large retlnue OF domestics, as COM
mon in Indian life.
The Standard Encyclopedia says:
Military bungalow OF enormous size:
Public houses, maintained by the gov
ernment for the accommodation OF
guests and travellers, In which are
blended the characteristics Of an Eng
fish road-house inn and an Eastern
cararansary are common-built on the
same general style OF the bungalow.
But in this country where the climate
is colder most OF the year-where land
is more expensive and must be econom-
ically. used-and where the elevator is
SO popular, the bungalow; has not OBJ
tained any great hold except as in, say,
Aoi ouhhhhSi uact sout VI tuNI, tHOuSu
country life would be much more pas
toralif 1t were not for stairs and much
more comfortable with one floor prop
crly heated than cold attic bedrooms,
and much more romantic with yeranda
Views. 81 e.,
A brief description of this design is
given below:
General dimension: Extreme width, 81
feet 8 inches; depth, including veranda,
40 feet.
Height of story: 10 feet. &c
Exterior materials: Foundation,
posts; verauda columns and enclosures,
stone; side walls and roof, shingles.
Interior finish: Side walls ceiled with
yellow pine: ceiling joists exposed
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The ordering o. the entire United
States armyito assemble looks like sbusi-
ness, While aenators were consuming
limo yesterday in talking tho war and
ayydspartments were not Idle. What.
ever delay there may be giving spain
an advantage viii not be charged TO
these departments. t 3 4
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The spectacle OF American Statesmen
being divided force doubtless affords
considerable comfort to Spain, and
places the country in an uncnviahle
light n'the eyes OF other. European ma.
tons. q
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ills against tho law. butisuch a meeting
for q Sindlcatloni OF personal honor.
would be quite as becoming In The eyes
OF the country as firing books al each
others heads on the floorS Of the national
house or representatives. ysi
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Notwithstanding the recent severe
cold snap and the general prediction
that the fruit would all be killed. Mr..
Miller, OF the Allegheny, Orchard Com
pany, Is positive that there Is an abun-
dance OF live buds yet, in their large
orchard east OF town. He thinks that
the crop will be so heavy as to necessi-
tate thinning. 1t fs said that In their
Spring Gap Orchard a much larger per-
cent OF the peaches were killed than In
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The rawlings OF the Spanish press viii
not win the cause Of Spain. 1t takes
more than buster to win fight. r.
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their orchard here. However,. we under.
stand 4, good crop Is expected there
Hampshire Review.

During the recent rise in the Grea,
Konawha one hundred and seventy
five barses loaded with coal have been
brought TO the: mouth OF tho river, anil
much OF II has been sent on down tho
Ohio. These barges contained 1850, 900
bushels. II the proposed strike does not
Interfere with the mines, double the
amount OF coal will come out on t,ls
water during Aprll.-Huntlngton Ar
gus y 40 49, IL 4 Efet3s < j7sli
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THERE'S no place like home, when
You hnvs a case or Schmulbarh Brewing
Co.'S. hook beer there. Fssag'i; 3.
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STATE PRESS GLEANINas.

The Guidon office can boast OF the
youngest typo In the world. Irene Hoff-l
man, six years old, goes to the case and
sets type like a veteran type setter, and
her proofs are as clean as can be set
b. any one. Irene Is very small for her
age and has to stand on chair. to
reach the casc.-Lincoln Gu!don.
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FIRMS.
Wig. Advertising Co.
GEORGE WISE, Postmasi
NOTICE TO LIEN HOLDERS,

~ At., 80 n -t-s1s- =
To all persons holding liens by: judgHs.:
or otherwise on the real estate or an
part thereof, OF Edward Miller:
In pursuance ofSa decree of.thc cirtIa
court OF Ohio county. made in a caas
OF the said!Edward Miller to the satls!ie.
ton OF the liens thereon, you are heite!
required to:.prcscnt all claims held byy
anu each OF you against the said Edv1!1
Miller. which are liens upon the real g,
tate or any part thereof for adJudca'Rii
at my Office In the city, Of WheelIns, sas
county. onor before tho'!th!rtS.hrst, iH
Given under my hand this 18th day d
April, 1875. C. P. FLlCk..
IS 81 CommISSorM
w. J. ". CoWpEN. Attorney. apis;
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.
5. III tho Circuit Court OF Ohio CounlSS
West FlrSlnia.--ln ChancSry, Number -
E. H.. Hudson VS.. Edward Miller Ct al
By virtue OF an order entered n ~
above entitled cause on the 18th day
April. 1s9S, 1t was referred to the unds,
signed commissioner Of the said cout1 !"
ascertain and report: - W. 4,
First-The liens upon the real es,a!s ~, ~
Edward Miller described In the bill u!sS
amounts. priorltiess and to whom OWE,
Second-The lions upon the pers,sn.,,
property belonging to said Edward M'ise,
their amounts and priorities: 4,
Third-Thc selling and rental Na .,n,,r
the real estate belonging TO said 'EdN1Ait
Miller: ~ "a q. 81 III,
Fourth-Whethcr or¬ tho rents ". IA
profits OF the real estate bclonsinG 70 20
Edward Miller will pay OF and disehs'e'
tho liens thereon In .tlvo years; ,,r.
Eg Fifth--kny nj hcr mn tier which the COZ
missioner shalt considcr'pcrtinent or N VIZ,
shall be required ,by:any party IN in,st!s sT.
Notice Is hereby given that tho u Toss.
signed commissioner has fixed upon x IVY:
day. the thirty-first d.S of May. ~ as
10 o'clock n, M. As, the TING, an! ms Inv Eva .!
Mt No. l4l7 Chapline street; IN ne T'S N.
Wheeling. in Ohio, county, WI va, a. ase ".
place Mt which he will proceed 10 ~ nd
tain and report the several matters III NJ -"
order OF reference required. a., AZ
f Given under my hand this, l@th , "a,
N''''' So ccmmis'!onef'
i w.lJ. w. }CowpEN..l Ms,
Solicitor for Complainant avn
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8F'OR EElIrTl

IL -rF slSlli47 ~ ~ . y
81 III l!sy H. Is g
t.root,cd house Martins Ferry. ..,.!.. s %
. rooms Martins Ferry, natural gas
ilsturcs for fuel and light -.
t.rooned house and acres ground 4.
Peters Run -, ..lsn. \. ~ ~
No, 1900 SyeiIel street.. !....... y %
No, Q Sixteenth street..........,..s..... - -
No. 4, Jacob street. below Forty I. 1.
I 4eighth street Observation-Disclosures. y Y
no. Y Indiana street, ,,.,.......,lIo W
No. 1854 Main - -
No. 3ss Main street rooms and both
No. iSis Nc olloch street, store room
and dwelling 80.
No, aQii Chapline street..a.....o...,' y e
No, fIsi Fourteenth street!.....,,.,,..s :! %
No. 80 Fourteenth street,.n..,..,,,.. -.
No, 23ts Market stree t!...,,..,....,.u. so gV
No, .12s Market ,street,.....,........t., wv
No, ssIt sixteenth street, both gases, !, !,
No 80 Sixteenth street, bottllns eel. I, !. !,
No! as Sixteenth street. office ROOM. 70 %
No. s. Sixteenth street. first hoor..., J. %
No. 1900 Warren strcet.,,..,,,....s... ~
No, f1iti aWarreni strect..n.,..s,,'..,E.gs w
No! 1876 Main street. store or ohce j u
,I!roome6 dwelling ,Pieas SAINT Valley. Is %
Store roon,lon Market strcot.....,,.... 80 -
No. 1904 II ain street, 3. rooms, .t..... W
No. e690 Alley d, . rooms.....,...... W
S-roomed house Manchester Coal
Works. cast OF Mt. do ChaRtal"... GO
s-roomod house Wheeling Creek,...... B %
Stable rear OF 1910 Market strcet....., -.
Stable l5lsEAlley ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. -
+ 4 " ,,ias FOR SALE. v. Y. 4
No. Sc, Cha Milne street n full lot 81, 30
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Wiow 10 crr:e All skin pl,,,,, ;, :,

scHMULBAGH BREWING Co. Book
Heeris Corker. No charge for, Cork>ue.
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Ohio. These barges contained t2,tS0, 900
bushels. II the proposed strike does not
Interfere with the mines, double the
amount OF coal will come out on CHS
water during Aprll.-Huntlugton Ar.
gus. ~.
I. "Mr. Sam Bare; residing on the Alder
son Heights, to-day brings Tho Man a
curiosity In the way ola hens liver, but
this is not from the. same hen that laid
the goose egg last week. This liver Is an
immense organ, Weighing exactly one
pound. and Is about the size OF n quart
cup. It looks like It might have come
out OF an OK from the same field where
lthose lima beans came from last year
that proved to have. grown on some
Kind OF O. swamp ash or buckeye tree
down on the Chlckahominy.."--Alder.
son Man. "a
a great many jaysmiths are loud in
their demands that the Democratic par
ty nominate General Lee for President
in 1900. This talk Is a little premature.
Every American should be proud OF
Lee, Nbut before the Democratic party
makes him the standard bearer his
financial Views will have to be over
hauled. Before we all fall over each 9TH
er and stand on our heads to get into
the Leelcamp the General will have to
;renounccyall allegiance to '"Grover the
Fat" and declare himself a silver man.
He supported Bryan all right, yet he
don't quite I'll the blll.-Hinton hide
pendent Herald.
Up at.the Grafton hotel they have a
peculiar, but effective way OF keeping
the cockroaches on of tables in the
dining room. The wayfarcr Is impressed
with the ingenuity Of the scheme and
falls into reflections Of how wonderful
at times Is inventive genius. The way
they do It there Is to place the legs OF
the tables In vessels of water. The cock
reaches get to the water and that Is all
the farther they do get.-MorSantown
Post
P. W. Snyder, who LEFT Charleston De-
cember' 1887. for Alaska, is now man.
aging the Empire theatre in Ssaguay.
and is making a barrel" Of money. In
a letter to, his mother, Mrs. Mary Sny-
der. Of Charleston, he makes the re-
markable statement that Skaguay, with
a population of $4,000 people, has had
only nineteen deaths from natura,
causes and fourfrom other causes with
in period OF six monthg.
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r 1sT OF LETTERS REMAINING "
IL the postof,ice at Wheeling. Ohio toGs,
~, W. Va. Saturday. April lG To cbii!t
any OF the following the applicant mus
ASK for advertised. letters, giving date q
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The time for diplomacy" Is past. Tho
time for action has comc.-New York
Commercial. n,
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CABToRIA

''' ! 2.',zzz1zM Xix. 4 i;
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That NE should have to wait for a
single day to know what Congress will
do, adds to a humiliation that was al
ready hard to be bornc.-Buralo cour-
Ter.
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The senate foreign relations commit
tees comparison between Spain and
Turkey is made with apologies to Tur-
key.-New York World.
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Does anybody suppose that order, can
be, restored In Cuba until Spain is out
of,it?-Ncw York Times e
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The allied forces Of Europe have
wisely concluded that II Spain wants to
stroke the tail feathers OF the American
eagle she will have to do 1t by, herself
Pittsburgh Times. .f.ltst,
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After the wa- dogs are looscd It
m!shtnt be a bad idea to lend their
muzzles TO tho yellow journais.-Phila-
delphia Times. 81 (
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G. O.. SMITH,

REAL EsrATE----F1RE INSURANCE
-, Exchange Bank Building.
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One thing notable in the resolutions is
,thatSthc loss OF the Maine is brought
forward astaaleading cause OF SPANS
offending. In reality that IS what has
stirred the American people to the, eight
Ing point.-Philadeiph!a Inquirer. :
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MODERN MANNERS FOR WOMEN.

Correspondence.-Try to spell cor
rectly. If your friends live at West
Kensington do not address the envelope
to East llammersmith. If you live there
yourself or in any other suburb have Il
map of the omnibus route printed on
your note paper. Even smart women
travel in omuibuses now.
Weddings.-Tears are bad form.
Most human emotions are bad form.
They are out of place in smart restau-
rants. The bridegroom pays for what
he cannot get the brides father to pay
for. He even furnishes his own house.
Everything is now supplied by caterers.
They will supply the bridegroom if nee
essary.
In the Omnibus.-A gentlewoman
does not rest her head on the shoulder
of the mar next TO her. Nor does she
stamp on her neighbours toes. Self-ef-
.facement is her characteristic. If the
prince Of Wales is sitting opposite her
in an omnibus she does not stare at him,
but looks out of the window behind her,
a difficult thing to do gracefully, when
the omnibus is full, but easy enough
after a little practicc.-London Punch.
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BEHIND THE FOOTLlCHTS,

j. NJ. Barrie has written a psycholop
lcal play which he says he never expects
TO see produced.
Julia Arthur intends AFTER Lady Of
Quality" is played out to revive a re.
pertoire of classic pieces such as "In.
gomar," Camille" Romeo and juliet
and others.
1t is said Irving is losing prestige in
England, and that Beerbohn Tree and
Forbes Robertson are taking his place.
lie is rehearsing his play, peter the
treat" which he has put off from time
to time, and now it will not be pro
duced in London till January.
Margaret Mather is planning for an
elaborate tour around the world. al.
though the details have not been com.
pleted. Her plan is to take a company
composed Of trst-class American play.
ers across the Pacific, stopping at Hon.
olulu, going thence to Japan, where,
curing = stay OF three months she in.
tends TO give an entire repertoire q
Shakespearean plays mounted in elab
rat style, and after this is concluded
g play In the chief Australian cities
and thence proceed to India and eyentu.
ally to London.
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THE MOTHER LODE.
The Quartz Origin OF the Placers OF the
klondiSe Region Discovered.

The Quartz Origin OF the Placers OF the
Klondike Region Discovered.
SEATTLE, Wash, Jan. 1l.-W. J..
Jones, of Port Townsend, Wash, who
arrived from Alaska on the steamer
City of Topeka yesterday, brings news
OF the discovery of what is supposed
to be the mother lode and quartz ORR
gin of the placers of the Kiondike dis
trict. The discovery was made within
four hours at four different points, one
of them at the Dome, \ high mountain
to the east of the source of the Eldora-
do creek, by Frank Slavin. The second
at No. 81 EIdorado, by A. IL. Jose and
partner; the third one in Nugget
gulch, at No, 80, and the fourth some
where in the twenties ON Bonanza
creek.
The trend of the vein is northwest
by west, westerly from the Dome. 1t
is found AT about 80 feet below the sur
face and the muck and the aIluviau de-
post. The ledge is about Is inches
wide and makes a uniform width. 1t
is generously ~sprinkled with free gold.
Mr.. Jones brings down samples of
the ore, and every II who has seen
them say the rock is precisely the same
character as is found in the Comet
mine at Beners Way, southeastern
Alaska. Mr.. Jones said that old
timers in the klondilte had made a
similar observation.