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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-09
Eallroa0s.
.ENNSYLVANIA
RAILROAD.

49,
s--.IIONs foot 0. West Twenty-;hlrd Street 80
r~r.. DesoIosses and coItlAndi streets ,..-,,.,A.
seers Ken Minute. later than that given i~
'.,o 4; VI. FAST MAii--Pulman Buffet parlor css
,.f,'.x nofA t. Pitsbus. sleeping Car fi''s'u's
500 - W. ~ FA s.s'hss = ;,.Su and Cleveland
o' 2om5. w. PENNSviSIX iIMrEpsIdp ,.Ir,
ION cars, Fer Chicago. ceSesnd Toledo. Cincinnati
iso T. =. CHICAGO i5 AID I ST. LOUIS EXPRESS
5@ F. w. wEs s EHS'nH rX Gas1so s Cleveland
..o T. d. rrsa sHSs1 S NSPpRyissFor Pi,.s-
7tS T. raFIqc r ss,,sas and
$50 s,.n II :" NAIL ASD Ss@sS I P:
y" GII, vs., dai. .,ce sunday n cOaeoe'
30 . 3 80 s 80 dining c. loa" Dining Ss2 M
rnnr 20 g.. e. 20 ,c9ns,essiena Lin all r ea 80
70 assi sansas. $50 SO 1Dnns car,
ms r 8 q; 20 dining CAP DINING carr 80 p
sorTMERN EAIrwAy.-Expres. 40 p. m. i2oo night
ATL,NTIc COAST LINE-Espre-s. 30 a M and $50
hSs AS SoSFo 2 Az s.s
ATsy4lc srr 40 p m daily ep.ssro.se. and
c ,n. sise' Thsush ves,iSuI sSm TTa,s
E cuns' farlor Cars Passenger each ana combines
G fIr rEssT, sna.,n oc-..
Street. s s9d roS' Pss;sS from yes d~ Ills
I'd TnSS%yf $500 80 30 ": : SO SO
FOR PUU.ADEIPHIA.
Go TO $50 $40 $50. 20 $50 Penna- Lmited) y "
Dining Carr 10 80 Dining Carr IL ~ a. m u 80 IN
80 800 40 20 DINING can. % iDlning arr 90
Dining Car 40 $50 m. 1908 nght sunday a,n
e TO- 6 20 $50 90 $50 rimited). 800. 1000 t,ln-
ing Carr A. m. 80 ,Dnlr~ carr. $50 400 Dining
Can. $50 T'rin9 Carr, $50 dining carr 14o SW
n. m 1905 light
Ticket Offices Nos isi e44 1870 1923 H. and se Broaa.
Aston House: West Twenty-;hirt street stations
and stations foot OF Desbrosses and Corandt strees
4 $50 Fulton Street. os Broadway. ana
Pennsyivania Annex station BROOKLYN station. Jersey
civ The York Transfer Company Will call fot
che bs<R residences through
n destination -
Telephone "io't Eighteenth Street for Pennsyivanh
Ra Cab Service
J. r. HUTCHINSON. j. r WOOD
- Genera, Manager General Pnssr Agent.
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LIVERPOOL. corTov MARKETS.

Liverpool June m The rs.
sac. ~ The d,y we're 90 bales Of which 300 we've FOR
speculation and export. and included 100 Amsrican
Recsints ! OD1 lal9s including Coco American Futures
opened and closed quiet with moaera,s de',na' ans
Ian nldcluy | m 81 GAS 'i3 b'd sellers
Tunc and Tuv - gas 80 Cad sellers; July ana Au
gusf z 81 Gius 80 G+d sellers: August ana september
10 Gi13 III fd sellers: September and October 81 Sl
~ ga sellers October and November 30 ssma Si-ad
November and December. %? HW3 80 SD sell
,nn,nr ard January 29-6id3 30sid sellers;
r.rw end rebriarv 20 GtG3 Bold sellers; Febru-
~. and March 3 3O-6id buyers; March and April
2 ao-cII3 81 Odd buyers.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-09
BALTIMORE &OHIO r.


Zoo. OK street
'0o' " .paiiy Except Sunday tsundays
ppnnT r ,o' :.;so a. M IS 80 .. m ia; ?. n.
.,a II night a 30 trains from Lbertyst only)
cIXCiNNATI. ST. LOUIS 1000 a. m. '333 p, m
WLsUINGTON, BALTIMORE. II IS 1000 (Dinerts
.,ao m IDlusr) II 90 o. m. si:l5 tDintr), "a. -
,nnsr, ..:55 iDiner). SIS p m and 'i2;i5 night
NoRFOIK. al 30 q m.
MEM ORLEANS. Ass ?. m Through sleeper.
An trains are Illuminated with Pntsch Light.
c,rces il3 lT2 GEL 4s4 I.2sa Bdway. 81 f. 14th-s4.
%. powsry N Y. 800 344 Fulton-st Brooklyn White
rail Terminal Baggage checked from hotel residsns0
10 destination.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-09

The prco =, " htAls--nere qu0aDle change IN
ru-r ~ :. nour to-day: but Notwithstanding nrmer
ersS me demand fer A"nr and mill suTs ger
!; 1s0f, spfnG patents So straighs.
Sak5; ex,,s sr p1isn's s. 7.T 50 IL: spring clears
ter. 81 t,,fx no winter. 81 1895 No win
bal. 20; no grade, 81 6oTsl 95. RYE FLOUR
eaotcc kIiIny1,S,o - .0nt3 Sc ..CORNMEAI>Dull:
soa7sc Whit So Doc: fine yellow Sc coarse.
nSa spot ...ED-Quiet 40. 60 and 81 n. winter. In
feed ssssdm ddlIrr bulk so0ssc rye feed '5,oc city
nss Sa;sc mummy chop &c oilmeai s@jTs:9 screen
wheat ,,.mhEAT-subsant,a gain was made by the
vas uo-oay The chief factor IN the advance
oobiy IN ia strong cable accounts from Ens.and.
enua, ne way OF an advance July wheat. which
wsafkcs an advance OF Sc here At the same time,
"e"s IRON the wheat belt left the speculative
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-09
WEST SHORE RR.

Trains leave AID Station y. Y. followA anA
Is IN. earlier from foot OF III rankin ST.:
hoo T. NJ. Daily for Albany. Syracuse. Rochester.
Buffalo, Niagara Falls. Detroit. Chicago and ST. Louis
$3.50 Z. NJ. Daily for Utica. Syracuse. Rochester,
Buffalo. Niagara FATS. Toronto. Detroit. Cleveland.
&" eago and St Louis.
Sis y NJ. Daily for Albany. Utica. Syracuse, Roches-
ter Buffalo, Niagara Falls. Toronto Detroit. GsvsiAnA
Chicago and 81. Louis
Time ables at principal hotels and ofices
G. l. LAMBERT General Passenger Aren't
Vanderbilt Ave. New Yea J
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-09
NANAL STORES.

There was fair demand the better grades ~ rosn
and also moderate call for spirits turrtntne on The
basis Il last quotations. Pitch was firm and about
uncl angcd. Quotations follow: $1,000
TAR Regulars 81 s5dsl %. oil. bbs 81 3Iia.
PITCH-S1 -.
SPRITs TrRpEHTIHE- 4aosc.
ROsIN-Comrnon % good strained 81 f2,sISi A.; F.
81 fnnsl ~: + 81 GIi7 G. 12sgs1 IS. H. 81 s2is l.
81 90. X 81 o. NJ. So y. 81 -. q. s? go w W.
s. 30
STOCK IN HAND.
SPLITS turpcniiu~. ~ ssS
London. June s.spirits turpcntre 23s lo'ai Beet
sugar June. 9s al.
Savannah Junc g Turren'irc Arm. 25'. sales. Go
bhls. receipts .liS bbs HGsn him and unchansei'
sales 92S hhls. receipts. 2S>f ibis.
Charleston june s.Tv'Jcn dui.: &c asked, .''ac
bid. Eosin finn. unchanged.
Wilmington. Jane s-Sr.ri,s 'urrsntine stendy 800
receipts steady. 81 and 81 % hd
receipts 80 hhs crude tury.ntile quiet. 81 NW an
II bhl-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-09
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF new JERSEY
Anthracite coal used exclusively;
pour tracks Electro Pneumatic signals
STATIONS N New YORK. tot u Liberty S''
and South Fern. Whitehall -.


ia
ssarlons n NeS York. Io9t ot Liberty St
and south Fern. Whitehall -.
TraIns leAve foot of Liberty ST.
On and after May p. ls9s
r.. ros,on I't1rnsn. Alca.own Aagch Chunt 90.
100 Is Y:io A. " d2eo NJ. to Eas'on' 70 t;'V g
Easionj. 5:sj $50 to Eastorl T. W. slI-~'s' ''SS
{, 90 iasto,) A. NJ LOO 30 500 r. "a a., ON
NJ 80 f. NJ sundays. 4.3D A. Il ~ oo .,.
For Reading and HARRISBURG, at SOD I'D ~" Nv
lOnO II 30 20 READING \. VI, l;s', rsV ~ 80. "a
q, q, % Reai.ng) +. N. 1913 nlglL sundays, 4;5~
ul:3c Reading \. M. % l'io. 90 o.u' T. A.
i.'5 n.sEt. ,oo COS
Fer segbury Iewlsbary and WliSmSPo-t a; 200 TO-
$50 A. ". 100. a. 900 = NJ i.,5 nsh''
ALI aAtL ROT re, .
FOR long BRANCH. OCEAN .it.pNh &c o.
II 20 4 ~ 100 400 s.43 5.@s Gl5 p u sun
DAYS siOps N inerlakrn f0r Ashrry PARK az Ocean
ssfove). 900 GO:l5 Rod Bank onill 4 NJ 200 y H.n
Fer Atan,, Highlands. 40 SD 1l:io =. ", i'so'
$50 G:i5 p. ". Sundays. 300 4. 81. 100 p
ga, $50 $50 A. NJ. 1880 SO Y. ~ sundays io'i'
For Atlantic City. vinelani PM Br.dse'on. 40 A. NJ
' For Monmouth Beach seahr,rht and Highlands Of
Eavesink I 70 $50 II 80 :. ". IN 40 J. "
SANDY HOOK ROUTE.
FOR LONG BRANCH. OCEAN GROVE &C
From. Per : y L.. loot ~ Rector ST -
Tor Atlini.c fushlcnGs. Highland q; HaNesink Nor
ranGe Runscn Beach Seabrlght. rnaou'h Beich ara
Ing Branch 30 1915 A. NJ. Il q" saturday oniyo BAD
For Elhercn hshugy Park. OCEAN Grow. ane poln,s
seth - Pon, Pleasant 1913 \. NJ. 600 satnrdsy
o,lvD 3.i5 500 y ~ SUNDAYS stop ~ lnterlahen fo
Asburv Park ard ocean Irove) $50 4. NJ
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-09

4coc; Nos 10 and H. &C: NJ IL. 4'sc; No H. 444c;
No IA. SAC: No IL. 43ic: No IL. Sac , -,
WOnI. EXCHANGE REroRT-Current quotations 81
domestic wo secured based Wool Excnsnee o.
nclal classification. as follows
TENS Cents
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-09
LEHICH VALLEY SYSTEM,

stations toot West I'D 81; ,fenn X N) CoF'ano' W
DesbrvsSes
Indicates time West 23i 81. Other figures SNOW
time from C0rtlandt or Deshros IS ST. 80. A..
s6,1O, G:2t 4. VI. daily SUNDAY %:4o. 7 A. NJ rW
EASTON and i.ermediate stations $1,000
- $50. $50 A. NJ daily FOR WlLkESBARRE. SChAM,-
rOS fyeek ITHACA. GENEVA, ROCKIES Et%
BI'FFAIO NIAGARA FALLS and the West and princ'-
pa local points: dining and chair car 10 Buffalo
~ 30, I2 100 noon daily. except SUNDAY.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-09

ols a. Co,,onseed aiIiyerpoo refined steady les a.
Tirrentlne-Sprits steady. 2js Rosn-Comrnon steady
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-09

COTTON-There abundance OF crop news IN
evidence to-day. but taken altogether IL proved too con
10 have n pronounced influence either way
In the absence OF important changes In the
Eng;sh decisive move In the political stua-
ton the local trade disposed 10 fight shy Of the
market resulting featur.less business The
o<enng steady at last nights prices Shortly
after the call there some Nquicaton o; OLD long
accounts, Started by claims that the crop was IN me con
ol,on as rule Subsequently. however. the market de
veloped quite firm undertone on moderate covering by
local shorts and buying understood 10 be for
Wall Street account claims that in number of sec
tons the plant already suffering from insufficient
moisture while rain needed pretty much over the
belt The close Of the market was dull WIN
point . points higher. Total sales
futures SO bales Spot cotton closed quiet Win quo
atHs unchanged the basis Of Gizc for rniddne up
lands and Gs.c for mdding Gulf. Sales included no
export direct shipment and jO bales 10 domes
tic splnners Southern spot markets. mlddiing quoted
were as follows: New-Orleans quiet l-l9c. sales SOD
bales Mob. quiet. l5-lGc sales 100 bales savannah
steady &C. sales 10 bales Charleston quiet and steady
&C. Wilmington steady. csc Norfolk dull sac: sales
bales. nominal. 6ssc. Augusta steady 6se
Louis quiet: &c. sales. 800 bales
tn. export thus far this season has been as
folow3:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-09
TIE STATE or TRADE.

Pns,on June s.-Flour quiet; spring pa'or'' ;" -
DO sGesd % prng clears and fraisg,s -
81 aasG uin,e- Co. g. os6sG - Corrme1i steady; slp
So per hush 81 spGsl :, M Corn hrn steamer
asGa:l,c. rs . and ? 33i5T3ic Mifeed quiet. bran,
sprine sia 75asii. winter 50 - mlldl.nEs slt 20
err i7.c Western lie. imitation l3rl3.c iadles iSc'
Cheese 0uei. Northern. IN1isc; Western 'T''sc
rpr.i, r,r. S-sr-inc whea.-Dnrnand limited; I'm
SO s,ea,v No S.rthe-n spot. 81 2ais No northern
sro, 81 3is Winter wheat unsettled no demand. No :
re-, 81 Ia asked N whifo 81 ~ asked Corn drl ara
weak: 40 . yellow. 3ic. No yellow. a. ~ On.
az Va corn 33G33i.c. Oats and unsettled. ".
. c,hit. 30c. y, white o9c W { white . &c: No !.
niYei aSc: ~ mixed &c. Barev-Seyerh J ~ %ter-
inc bu, no demand. quoted. 44Wjoc. Rve--No On
trnck 5jc asked Flour duli. prices unchanged
Chicago June s-The leading futures ranged as fol
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-09

Cotton Exchange special Liverpool cables-Spot cotton
mocerte demand sales bales; speculation and ex-
pges 300 American. 1000. receipts. 1000. American
nmTsly ca decline Closed quiet. at lnl1z-Cf net
cceeine December 329i7s: January February
February March 3Dpb March-April, 3S0iab: June
sss1,s Junt July. 5Szzs July August 30: ss August
,ept'nDtr. S32as September October 30i 2s October
ssNtmoer 33Ol9s: November December. 3e5'zs. Man
limits ''' Wv s'-' '' ' -
me range o. contract prices in the local market to
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-09
Grea, Britain. France. Continen,

The weekly crop weather bulletin OF the Government
Carolina drouhy conditions prevailed N southern portion
co nights slightly injured cotton choppinE competed
IL South Carolina. drouh prev ais. cotton
shows slight Improvement is small. with heds well cul-
tvatei In Georgia, showers In wee: and southwest
counties crops but elsewhere rain badly needed
Alabama drouhy conditions prevailed. cotton clean
ard hsathy but small and growing slowly. In Mssis-
sippi improving and about worked out: COCO
stands but plants smaller and later man usual IN
Louisiana. continues improving is rather small
but making rapid growth ana generally clean In Texas
cotton nicely and taking on squares over south
EN- portion crop generally clean except In central por
fio rains favored rapid grown OF
gass In Arkansas. cotton chopping nearly conpie'ed
stand good but grassy.
The Financial Chronicles" June report on the cotton
reported decrease In acreage on 40
per In summarizing the situation this authority
stated that cultivation has been well attended 70 oil
through the season, but maturity the crop " IN
eues;ionaby The total acreage was give. *
H'S6 $40 acres against % go 792 In ls' In the
Atlantic States the plan: Was said 70 he spotted ~
The exports o. and cloths from the United King
ION during the las, month compared with the previous
month. have been foliowa:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-09

r.-eirn Conaa Markets-Saros--C ofSee market QuIti
,,os ayerase santos 1880 receipts 500 bass; stock
ZEE on bags Hamburg Coffee market opened m
SSsnssa. a. 2.30 . m "a = pig lover sales 5000
IiaSre-So.e market opened quiet and unchanged
AZ IL n dull ard unchanged; At m sie@eS !."'0
lowsr closed = franc net lower tota! sA-s' 4 oaF
- - =, rrlv .......... SO -
February .........-S' - Antu-l ~
March -sNvl SEPTEMBER n,
April ,,NVLl ,'O'
May .N.l'lt,'N
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-09

po-Coree rarke; Inactive: No RIO 800. exchange.
rEd receipis 5000 bars cleared for the United states
2 600 lass. stock. 2ll.0N0 bags.
s.a.te,icsl nosiffcu q Brazil coffee follows.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-09

Pared WIZ =. he ports and interior points today com
'' we same day last week and last year:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-09

Receipts Of breadstus At interior points in 'housanf'
cipher3 O00) omitted -four bbls grain bush
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-05-11
Of Tnoors
Now t-has Mastered In West Virgin
soibt.,s rS 10 Fiiieisamsura.

Now irhas Masisrs.t in-yvsst ylrctnia
%soirte,s 90 10 Siieiamsuta!
WASHINGTON, May-ia--1n answer
TO repeated requests from all sections
of the country for Information as to.
where the various organizations of
state troops, which are being mustered
Into the United States service. are toipa'
sent, Secretary Alger to-day furnished
the Associated Press the following
statement showing the destination, OF
the volunteer troops. The list lA sub
Ject to a correction II will be noticed
that, generally speaking. thrse points
are to receive the greater number or
troops II appears that the animattrg
purpose OF the department In making
The assignment was 10 divide the VOL
unteer forces In such a way az TO be
available for three distinct purposes.
TIE first regiments raised In each state
mustered In md found ready for SER
vice are to be sent to Chicltamauga to
tt licked Into shape" and then sent
10 Tampa and other gulf ports. includ-
Ing Mobile. New Orleans aud Galveston,
preparatory to embarking for Cuba.
The second division of regiments 20;
to Washington. where they are TO form
n grand reserve, ready TO reinforce the
Cuban army ut any moment. to man
the coast G%efenses. or for other pur-
poses. The third division Is to remain
for the present In the states in which
the organizations are mustered. subject
to call for duty In the Philippines or for
general reserve purposes. Possibly
they may never be called upon to leave
their native states.
The official Est or the Pennsylvania,
Ohio and West Virginia regiments IL as
follows:
10 Washington. D. C,-ohfo, one reg
inent OF infantry aud ore Light battery
of artillery.
Pennsylvania. four regiments OF in
fantry and one troop OF cavalry.
To Camp George II. Thomas, Chick
amauga-oh!o. three regiments Of In
fantry. three batteries OF light artii.
lery and eight troops OF cavalry.
Pennsylvania, six regiments OF in
fantry.
West Virginia, one regiment Of in.
fantry.
To department commanders for coast
defense and reserve-Ohlo. four reg!.
ments OF, infantry.
Pennsylvania, five regiments Of in.
fantry, two batteries Of light artillery
ana two troops of cavalry,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-05-11

Suffering humanity should be sup.
piled with every can possible for It's
relief. 1t Is with pleasure We publish
the following: This Is 10 certify TINT
L was n terrible sufferer from Yellow
Jaundice for over six months, and was
treated by some OF the best physicians
In our city, and all TO no avail. DR..
Bell, our druggist recommended Elec-
trio Dltters; and after taking two bot.
ties l was entirely. cured. i now take
great pleasure In recommending them
to any person suffering from this ter.
rlble malndy. I am gratefully yours.
N. A. Hognrty. Lexington. KY"
Sold by Logan Drug Co.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-05-11

THERE is more Catarrh2 in this sec
ton of the country than oil other dis
eases put together, and until the last
few years was supposed TO be lncurable.
For a great many gears doctors pro-
nounced It a local disease. and pre-
scribed local remedies, and by con-
stantly falling 10 cure with local treat
mcnt. pronounced It incurable. Science
has proven catarrh TO be q constitution
al disease, and therefore requires con-
s%tItutional treatment. Halls Catarrh
Cure. manufactured by Il. ]. Cheney s.
Co, Toledo, Ohio, Is the only constltu-
tional cure on the market. It Is taken
internally in doses from ten drops to n
t~easpoonful. Il acts directly on the blood
and mucous surfaces Of the system.
They offer one hundred dollars for any
case It fails to cure. Send for circulars
and testimonials. Address
+. j.. CHENEY & CO., Toledo, o.
Sold By Druggists, ice.
Halls Family Pills are the best.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-05-11
MILITARY SECRET SERVICE
liza. ue.n rlaee,i Und,r m, p,r,e,,o,

Has nesn piacr,i Under the Direction of
A',istnat Secretary MeikelIuhm.
WASHINGTON, D. c.. May D.-By
direction OF the President, Assistant
Secretary MeikelJohn, OF the war de-
partment, has been placed In charge Of
the military secret service of the gov
ernment during the continuance OF the
war with Spain. Mr.. Melkeljohn will
see that a strict surveillance is kept
over every person on whom the leas,
suspicion rests that he Is In n way
connected with the Spanish government
or Is furnishing any Information what
soever to II detrimental TO the interests
Oh the United States. The entire secret
service o' the treasury department has
oeeh placed at his disposal for the
work. =
The frs. evidence OF the vlgilant
WORK which is being done under the as
sistant secretary's supervision was the
arrest or George Downing. In Washing
ton. charged with being u spy. Charges
and specifications against the prisoner.
VINO Is now confined under stric. guard
at the Washington arsenal, have been
prepared by Judge Advocate General
Lieoer, OF the war department, q .copy
OF which has been forwarded to Colonel
+. L.. Guenther. the commandan:. a
courtmartial will be appointed to try
the prisoner.
Assistant Secretary Meikeljohn is con-
stantly receiving letters from many
persons giving information concerning
the actions and doings of people. who
are believed to be suspects engaged in
furnishing Information to the Spanish
government. These are being promptly
investigated with a view to the appre-
tension OF those under suspicion.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-05-11
GET YOUR notice.
Many Wheeling Citizens have Acknowl-
edged Ncccipts-The Question Is Import.

4 49,
nut.
A notice means q great deal.
II all depends on the notice.
There are many kinds.
This one is serious.
It's natures notice.
A warning note OF trouble.
Neglect 1t not. delay is dngerous.
Where does 1t come from? In the
back.
Why does 1t come? Because the
kidneys are sick.
How does It come? With aches and
pains.
Bacltache, lame back and weak back
are the notices.
Notices OF kidney troubles.
Notices to take Doan's Kidney Pills.
Don't read them wrongly
Don't take our advice, take your
neighbours.
Lots of Wheeling people can tell you.
There are many kidney remedies.
But only one cure. (
Other kidney pills. but only one
Doan's.
Here's n that knows:
Mr.. Thomas Defbaugh. Of No. 3l4
Canal street. 4 glass blower, employed
AZ ar I'lot fIttNiiiB HiulS .SoHipuiS. .
works. says: when I began TO COM
plain of my kidneys ut first the trouble
was not 80 bad. but In time 1t became
more constant and severe. The attacks
were always preceded by nervousness
and palpitatlon OF the heart. and the
| distress across my kidneys would be so
severe that I could not rest. but would
lie and toss about all night long. I
felt tired and depressed al the time.
and my unusual cXertion would make
me entirely out of breath. The secre-
tions from the kidneys were very IT.
regular and highly co!ored. When I
saw Doan's Pills advertised I got them
at the Logan Drug Company's store,
and took them. They relieved me very
| quickly. and l believe permanently"
Doan's Kidney Pills for sale BY all
dealers. Price 80 cents. Mailed by
Milburn Co., Buffalo, N. Y, sole
agents for the United States. Remem-
Der the name, Doan's, and take no sub
| qtttnta a a a -sfa' -a- #H.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-05-11
OVER N HUNDRED.
MrssFisher. Of steubenville. Celebrates
the. 1929 Anniversary Of Her Birth

the.. 1921 Anniversary Of Her Birth
To-day.
Special Dispatch to the In%telligencer.
STEUBENVILLE, O.. May 1o.-AIrs.
Christina Fisher. the Oldest resident OF
~Steubenville. Will celebrate her 1929
birthday anniversary Tomorrow at her
home on Center avenue. Mrs. Fisher is
remarkably well preserved and Is able
to go about the house TO some extent,
although she has just recovered from q
slight sick spell. Until recently she has
been able t o sew and read without the
aid Of glasses, the use OF which she
stopped years ago.
Mrs. Fisher was born May II, 1875.
near Connellsville. Pa. her maiden
name being Ryder. Her father: who
was a revolutionary war veteran, came
to Ohio with his family in 1905 when
Steubenville was n hamlet, and they set
tied fifteen miles west OF here ut Salem.
Mrs. Fisher Is able to recount many
stirring incidents Of those pioneer days
about troubles with wolves, etc. When
she was sweet sixteen she married MI
chael Thomas Fisher, who conducted a
pottery here, the first west OF the OHIO,
and Mrs. Fisher helped him In the pot
terry. Eight children were born to them
and four are living to-day.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-05-11

NEW YoYRK.. May 1o.-The Evening
Posts Key West correspondent to-day
says: An emmissarS who has Just ar
rived from Gomez's camp. says tina,
there are $4,000 Cubans In the neigh
borhood OF Sancti Spiritus, but they are
short OF arms and ammunition. They
also have difficulty in obtaining sufIi-
Client food. but are full OF enthusiasm
and desire to cooperate with our
army.
THE condition OF the r~econcentrados
Is described as pitiable In the ex-
treme."
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-05-11
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