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The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1898-06-17

international United Society of Chris
tan Endeavor, Nashville, Tenn, July
SIP, 1893.
On account of the above occasion the
Seaboard Air Line will sell round trip
tickets from all stations to Nashville,
Tenn, for one first-class fare for the
round trip. Tickets to be sold July LIST
to 9th, inclusive, final limit July 31st.
Imperial Council Noble Mystic Shrine,
Dallas Texas, June 14-17, 1898.
On account of the above occasion the
Seaboard Air Line will sell round trip
tickets from all stations to Dallas, Tex,
and return for one frst-class fare for
the round trip. Tickets to be sold June
10, II and u, with final limit June 2Sth,
1898.
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A special communication of VIM. g..
HIM Lodge No. 21S A. L. and A. Nj.
will be held tonight at s o'clock sharp
for work in the Masters degree.
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ling and Rufus Mitchell for cruelty to
animals came up in the Mayors court
yesterday. The defendants, through
their counsel, Mr.. w. b. Snow, filed an
affidavit that they could not get justice
before the Mayor and the case was re-
moved before Justice Maroon. After
hearing the evidence the Justice decided
that the State had not made out a case
and therefore dismissed the warrant.
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Abe Middleton, the noted Republican
negro who was door-keeper during the
sitting of the last. lamented, fusion Leg
islature was in the city yesterday. Abe
was no doubt looking for pie, but as the
Governor is out of the city he got cold
comfort.
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Twenty-Five Cents.

Fifteen dozen Mems Leather
50c.-asst Tans, wide and ma
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The Secretary Of state yesterday
granted letters of incorporation TO the
II. G.. Olive Company, of Apex, Wake
county. The business of the company
is to carry a general stock of merchan-
disc, cotton ginning, canning factory.
etc. Capital stock, 5000. Incorpora-
tors. NJ. A. Rogers, III. C. Olive, w. w.
Olive.
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Recruiting for the First regiment drags
along slowly Ten men were examined
yesterday, but only three accepted. The
seven who were rejected had already
been examined by the surgeons of the
Second regiment and failed. and hoped
to get into the Second. DIR. Hauton
will go over to Durham to-day and
examine number of men there, whom
Sergeant Oldham has recruited.
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PETER MAHER WON.

NEW YORK, July s.-Peter Alaher de-
feated Joe Goddard In eight rounds to-
night at the Lenox athletic club. They
had been scheduled to dght twenty-five
rounds. Goddard administered 9 lot Of.
hard punishment to his adversary, but
received terrific pounding While he
was doing It. Goddard was out couple
OF t;Taes, but the bell saved him and
when he quit towards the end OF the
eighth round he was scarcely able to
stand on his feet. At the same time, the
fast work which both had gone through
from the beginning had told on Mnher
and he was unable 10 land q blow
heavy enough to finish the Austr9lian-
The final round started lively, God
dard trying hard to reach Miner ef-
fectlvely, but Peter landed repeatedly
on head and face. Goddard was now
unable to defend hlmgelt and held MS
head down with the arms crossed In
front OF his face. MaheF went at him,
but could not land Knockout blow.
Goddard backed away and stretched
out his hand, saying as he did so: "Ihls
Is more than nature can stand" az ne
shook Maher's hand. The referee then
awarded the bout to MaheE.
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TOWN NEARLY WIPED OUT
~ . Watsrtpoat-Thlrtesn BolIsS Havs
Elsen Recovered 90 far.


Dssn Recovered so far.
ST. LOUIS. July ga special to the
Republic from Cuba, Mo-, says: A cour-
Ter from steeteville, the county seat Of
Crawford county. brought the terrible
news to-day that the town had almost
been wiped out by q water spout early
this morning.
The known dead: Mrs Lou Tucker
and babe, st. Louis; daughter Of Charles
Abrams, st. Louis; MIS-. John Woods
and two children, Steeleville; Mrs. Jas,
Tan and three children, 5teeleville;
Luther LesoNgh, Stselville; colored man,
unknown, Midland.
AS soon as the news was received a
relief party started for the stricken
town. The place was in ruins. Few
buildings were left standing, and Eroans
OF anguish were heard, on all sides, Us
the searchers sought for loved ones
among the debris. The water spout oc-
Cured outside the town, but swelled
YadlIin creek, which came down in a
mighty nnd destructive flood, sweeping
all before, It.
Up to this evening thirteen bodies had
been recovered, but II IL thought more
have persisted.
Steelevile was a town OF 1000 inhabit-
ants, situated on the Salem branch OF
the Frisco railroad. AN the wires are
down, and no communication can be
had except by courier.
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lrup. ond ml.hap, - ll.s TArlv'na ory

IIupu and Mi.hnp, In tl.e Thriving city
Acrass thr l:Iv-r.
The freight agents OF this place; Bel
lalre, wheeling and Bridgeport, will be
entertained this evening by Mr.. WIN H.
Wood at his home on Third street. Mr..
Wood .ls the agent OF the Cleveland, Lo-
rain & Wheeling at this place,
The choir OF the ST. Johns German
church OF Wheeling, was very pleas
antly entertained last evening BY their
leader. Professor Edward Bluuenberg
Of this city.
Mrs. H. olmutz and children. OF Lo-
rain, Ohio. and Mrs. p. F. ulrieh o.
Muncle, Ind. are the guests Of their
brother, H. c. ulrich, on South Broad
way.
The marriage Of Professor Edward
Blumenberg, Of this city. to Miss bt4sie
Behrens, OF Wheeling, Ia announced 70
take place the latter part of August
The Maennerchor singing society Will
give their summer outing at Ehm's
grove, back Of Bridgeport tomorrow
afternoon.
Mrs. A. P. Sheriff and two children
leave to-day, for their home in cadiz,
after a weeks visit with relatives In
this city.
All the hot mills at the Aetna-stand-
ard were compelled to lay of yesterday
afternoon, on account OF the Intense
heat.
The entire Aetna-standard mill shut
down last night for repairs and Will not
resume operations again before the 2lst.
Miss Ethel Hobbs will be home to-
morrow from a two weeks visit with
Cleveland and Detroit friends
Misses Ruth and Sarah 3. Mitchell
returned yesterday from a visit With
relatives at st. ClairsV!lle.
A six months old child OF Mr. ana
Mrs. Frank sokol, Of Standard Heights,
died yesterday morning.
Mrs. Barbara Messy, who has been
visiting her daughter at Amber, o., re-
turned home yesterday.
Florence Cockroft will be home to-
morrow from three weeks visit with
Pittsburgh friends.
Several mills at the Lnughlln were
compelled to lay on yesterday, on ac-
count Of the heat.
Fred Ebellng returned from Pitts
burgh yesterday, where he had been
visiting his son.
Mrs. william Martin, of Moundsville.
Is the guest Of her parents on Third
street
Glen Fehrenbach left yesterday for a
two weeks visit with friends at zanes-
Vile.
Nj. and Mrs. Jacob Kaiser leave to-
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We offer One Hundred Dollars Re-
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ca aloag sae line fos hait mis The
fight increased in severity. We could not
see each other except when the burning
underground lighted up the Awfal scene.
Zip, Zip, went 4he bullets; the artillery
doomed; the guns roared; and yet amid
that awful uproar the singing brought
order out OF disorder, and We dove the
enemy back.
Eyes, human nature. the same to-day
yesterday and forever" he Elid, rs he
hurried Out at his station. II would,
sir. that we're with the boSs Of the
Twenty -hrSt when the sang the grand
old cong before Santiago"
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SPAIN IS DYING.
Philip II Ruled the Greatest Empire
Since Rome.

Philip II Ruled the Greatest Empire
Since Rome.
on his accession to the Spanish throne
Philip II found himself ruler Of the
greatest empire the world had seen since
Rome was at the zenith Of its power
It's nnvies we're famous for their great
ness and they ruled the ocean; Its ar
niles were famous for their prowess; she
sWayed the destiniea OF Europe; had
possessions in all the continents and
may be said to have owned the AmeFi-
cas-, North and South. Samuel john
son, writing us recently as l14O, when
complaining OF the poor peoples hard
ships, said:
Arc there no regions yet unclaimed by
Spain?
And bear oppressIon's insolence no
more
The Spanish empire was the result OF
marriages, conquest and discoveries; It's
decline and fall may be ascribed to the
ruthless character OF the Spanish peo-
pie. The inquisltion and bull hEhting
were evolutlOnS from this character;
j OEuueLldlNtL ullu tAAG UlAkNAbA "Na@ stN
moro cruel than the nature OF the people
required. Cardinals were frequently
prime ministers, and TRmerlane never
treated Central Asia more mercllessly
than Spain treated the Indians OF North
America. When Columbus discovered
ST. Domingo It had n population OF g.
600 900; In 1880 this population had dwin-
died to 100000 COrtez In Mexico and
PiZarTo In Peru we're Ideal Spanish con-
qlerors.
In the latter part Of Philips reign
Spain lost all, or nearly nll. OF her de-
pendeucles IN North Africa and eRrly in
the next reign Burgundy, Naples, Sicily
and the MilNnese.
1899-The Netherlands.
l62S-Malacca, Ceylon, Java and other
islands,
l6iO-PortuEal,
l6is-spnIn renowned all claims to
Holland
1Gis-Brnbnnt and parts OF Flanders,
lGi9--MAcstrlcht, HertoEenbosCh, Bre-
da, Bergen-op-HoOm and many other
fortTcsscs tn the Low Countries. In this
year she also tNcItly surrendered SUI
premacy on the seas to Northern Eu-
rope,
lG59--Rouslllon md CnrdnEue. Those.
places were coded to France, thus max
ing the Pyrcnees the boundary between
the two countries.
lG6s-Othcr sections Of Flanders.
1872 Many towns and cities in Flnn-
doris
l7Oi--Glbraltar.
l7Oi-MaJorca, MInorcn and IvlzEa,
i79l-The NootkR Sound settlements.
i79A-St. Domingo.
OO-Louislana,
lS02-TrlnIdnd.
lSlR--FlOridu
SlO.2i-MeNlco, Venezuela, Colombia.
Ecuador, Peru, Bolivia, Chile, Argen.
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tina, Uruguay, Paraguay, Patagonia,
Guatemala, Honduras, Nicaragua, San
Salvador HATH San Domingo, besides
numerous islands, retaining not a foot
Of ground in America.
In 1898 she may lose Cuba, Puerto
Rico, the Philippine Islands and the
Ladrone and Caroline Islands,
During all those years, while other
nations were discovering new regions
or capturing those discovered or COM
Quered by Spain, the land Of the Cid
Campeador was going steadily down
the hill. The only time she stood still
for moment was in 1860, when Marshal
o'Donnell took Tetuan and Cepta from
the Moors.
In the heydey Of Morocco ascendancy
Spain had q population Of 100000, in
the time Of Ferdinand and Isbaella H.
100000 and In the beginning Of the
eighteenth century only 100000. The
present population IL about 100000.
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Ending Of q Long contentIon.

LONDON, July S.-The house of lords
to-day by a vote Of 1919 to 40, passed the
second reading Of the bill of Lord STRAIT
coma and Mount Royal Cbetter known as
Sir Donald Smith, the former high COM
missioner Of CanadR), making marriage
with deceased wife's sister lawfully
contracted In the colonies, valid in the
United Kingdom. The leading feature Of
the bill Is that It allows the children OF
those domlcfled in the colonies where
such marriages are lawful. to succeed to
real property in the United Kingdom.
lord Strathcona said the bill was intro
ddced at the express desire OF the gov
eminent Of Canada, and he added that
nearly every colony Joined in the re-
quest,
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that his time has come. Death Is only a
question Of moments; hut not one man in a
thousand realizes that when 4 little extra
bile gets into his blood his whole system Is
being poisond Just as truly rs II venom
tipped arrow was sticking In his vitols.
Rattlesnake poison is good deal quick.
CT than bile.poiso but the latter will do
lust as deadly work II It keeps on aeon.
inulatiuE In the system. Probably two.
thirds OF the cases TINT end In consumption
begin with liver complaint and indiges.
ton These troubles would never get as
far as consumption IL Dr. Pierces Golden
Medical Discovery was used before the
bile. poisoning got fairly under way. This
remarkable Discovery" invigoratcs the
torpid liver and gives il power to filter the
poisons out of the system rapidly and
thoroughly.
II strengthens the digestive fluids and
enables them 10 make rich red rourishinE
blood; II builds ZIP healthy muscle, steady
nerve force mud enduring strength.
The experience Of Mt Val RutkArtl, living At
q Mohr Ave, Buffalo, N, Y. ,te given In his own
worlds Five weeks ago followed your ndvi1e
aud took two hotties nj Dr. pieTee'H Golden Med
ieui Discovery nai also two bottles Of the Picns'
al Pellets consider myself entirely CURED,
HSthcre have been ITO cruptions since huiShed
IKE lslt bottle think II u the Rrgntehl remedy
on the giabs FOR blood aud diRegtivc disptdefH,
Ny appetite increased wonderfully aud have
hlin gained Rrsh, would like everybody to
know the true value Of ~, Fierec't fnedcinel
n I am confident hy persistent usc they cure all
ailments for which they are recommended"
No household should be without TeliR.
bic doctors book Send ~ one cent stamps
for Dr.. Piefce's Iooo.page Common Sense
Medical Adviser" to the Worlds Diepcu.
baTy Medical Association, Buhalo ". Y,
A heavier cloth bound volume il stamps.
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BOXING.

On Monday night, Oscar Gardner and
Eugene BeEenoh, meet before the
bridgeport Athletic club. for twenty
rounds or more, and will attempt 10. de-.
eide for ever and for aye their respective
abilities. Be5enah gave Gardner a hot
arFumen, At thr METROPOLITAN club last
winter, and has been anxious Tor an
other 70 ever since. on that occasion
they agreed TO box twenty rounds. but
by mlS'nltc Referee slmcoe let them 80
tw'enty-one. and then gave Gradner the
decision. The audience cldmored for
Draw but the deed was done. Th-
CovinEon boyreturnad ,oclrclnaati and
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POWER OF SONG IN BATTLE.
Voices Of Twenty-Flrst at Santiago
Echo OF the Wilderness.

ECHO OF Fne WllueEuesS'
New York Press: He got in a mid
night uptown II" train at Park Place.
on which a few newspaper men and
some belated persons were going home.
He seemed proud OF the q. A. r. but
ton in the lapel OF HIS coat As the
rest OF the passengers had taken seats
IN groups he went TO the end Of the car
and sat down beside q lone passenger,
who had an early edition Of a morning
paper.
WHAT'S the latest news from santl-
ago." he said.
AS tire man read the story Of last Fri
day's' fight telling of the dead and
wounded, the veterans eyes gllstened
with tears, and when the reader had
finished the story OF how, when the car
mage was at Its height, the Twenty first
infantry, In order to encourage their
comrades sang ''The Star spangled Ban
ner," the veteran interrupted with Eyes,
Human nature, the same to-day, yester-
day and forever"
The man who was reading, stopped,
and locked up In questioning manner,
and the veteran said: Il did not mean
to interrupt YOU, sir, but was with
Grant In the Wilderness, back in '64,
with the Ninth corps. We were fight
ing hard for hours, and seemed not to
gain an inch OF ground. The fire became
hotter, and then the Confederate line
was broken. We moved forward, but
what few were left Of us became exposed
to flank attack, and we were driven
back with heavy loss and great con-
fusion. The leaden hall was flying thick
and fast, and we were being routed,
when some gallant fellows in the Forty
fifth began TO sing above the noise
Wen rally around the flag, boys, rally
once again,
Shouting the battle cry oE freedom"
The refrain was caught up and pass
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KINGSTON, Mass, july s.-MIss
Fannie Davenport, the well known ac-
tress who has been seriously Ill for
some time at her summer home at Dux-
bury, Is very low to-day and much an
xIety Is entertained. Miss Davenport Is
suffering from nervous prostration and
heart trouble.
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COOP FOR THE SENATORS.

BALTIMORE. July S.-Four singles
and a sacrifice netted Washington three
runs IN the opening inning Of to-daV's
contest and won the game. Baltimore
punched three singles in the sixth, but
in the other rounds both pItcheFs were
effective. Attendance, 1900. Score:
Baltimore ......OOooo30oG2 s 3
Washington ...SO00OO0Oo-s 8 2
Earned runs, Baltimore 2; Washing
ton 8. Batteries, Maui and Robinson;
Mercer aud MCGUIRE. Umpire. Lynch
and Andrews. Time, $40
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ANOTHER FOR "CINCY."

CHICAGO. July S.-Ths crippled Or
pAnnS went at Hin very hard at the
arst, punching ave hits for as many
runs, but were unable to touch him AZ
ter then. Attendance, 2,4O0. Score:
chicago .......6oo0o3OO1-S . 8
Cincinnati .....1 02088386-l1 70 s
Earned runs, Chicago 3; Cincinnati 3.
Batteries. Woods and Donahua; Hill
and Peltz. EMPIRES. swartwood and
Wood. Time. 2;O5.
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BROWNS WHTTEWAsHED.

CLEVELAND, July s.-The Indians
whitewashed the Browns in a sctepttfc
battle. st. Louis got only two hits OF
Powell Attendance, 600. Score:
Cleveland .."..1ooO4OooO-5 { 0
st. Louis ...".,0 OO0000oO-O 2 /
Earned runs. Cleveland 3, Batteries,
Powell and O'Connor; Sudhoff and Sug-
den. umplres, o'DaV and Mcdonald.
Time. 1850.
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The Wheeling Laundry and 1ndepend-
onts, OF the lnter-city League, will play
two games this afternoon at the Island
bah park. The admission is placed at
IL cents, so there should be big at-
tendance. The first game will be called
at o'clock. DrlScoll viii umpire both
games Butler and Farrell Will be the
battery for the Lnundry's, Colts and
Wharton for the Independents.
Other luter-Ciey games to-day will be
Trladeiphia at Elm Grove and Tliton-
Vile at James Nichols,
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NOT A hit OFF DoNoHUE.

PHILADELPHIA. July s.-Donohue
pitched great ball for the PhHlies this
afternoon and Boston out without hit
or run. On the other hand Willis was
very wild. Attendance, $500. Score:
Boston ......-.OooOOoooo-0 0 /
philadelphia .....1 1oo3O0-5 z 2
Earned runs, Philadelphia. Batteries,
willis and Bergen; Douohue and Me-
Farland UmpreS, Carney and Brown.
Time, 1:50.
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TWo.base hits, McCreerY, BoWerTan, Ely
z Ritchey, Cllngm1n. Three-b9se hits,
MCCARTHY, Ely. Homo runs, McCreery.
Stolen b1Se4, Donovan 3, Padaen. First
base on balls, on Frazer, ); on DoWllng, !.
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Cincinnati at Chicago.
81, Louis at Cleveland.
Brooklyn at New York:
Boston at Philadelphia.
Louisville at Pittsburgh.
Baltimore at Washington.
PITTSBURGH, July S.-Frazer was too
ensv and after giving ten hits for twenty.
one bases and thirteen runs, Downing was
KIiien were scattered and the numerous
errors behind him, did no damage, Attend
nnnn 6n0 EN6Fns
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YEsTERDAY's TEMPERATURE.

The mercury went up a few pegs yes
terdav after several days OF pleasant
weather. The hourly temperature reg
istered by Observer schnepf was as fol-
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his remarks since have been Of char
acler 70 rohsp Gardeners irs. 50 Q Gln=
gerry contest u due The club Will put
on the best preilminaries possible
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YESTERDAY . NhN4IS5'
Cincinnati H. Chicago s.
Cleveland 5, 81. Louis Q.
Philadelphia 8, Boston O.
washington 3, Baltimore 2.
Pittsburgh u. I,puisvlllg
New York O Brooklyn z.
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INTERSTATE LEAGUE

At Fort Wayne, RHE
Fort Wayne 10 OOOl2O12--8 8 8
Youngstown 100 OG0O2O01-3 s 1
Batteries-Relman and Campbell;
HeIbenger and Schrecongost.
At Mansfield. RHE
Mansfield .....sOOoo3OO2-Si2 s
Springfield ,,,.Oa380IOO0-10 i3 i
Batterles-EIy and Bolt; Poole and
Grafllus.
At Grand Rapids. RHE
Grand Rapids. % 2210t3ff-tt1 6 /
Dayton "......O O9O1o122-sl s
atterles-Nonnemac and Cote:
Bates and Donahne.
At Toledo. RHE
Toledo .........103OOoO0O-4 Z 2
New Castle ....2 100000 IS 10 2
Batteries Fisher. Ewing and Ar
thur; Smith and Hinrnm.
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NEW YORK, July S.-Hard hitting In
the FIRST two innings won the game for
New York. Brooklyn's two runs came
IN on Wild throws by Grady. Attend
ance, 1900. Score;
RHE
New York ...".240OO0OO'-6lO 2
Brooklyn ....."2 OOO000O-'2 i
Earned runs, New York 2. Batteries,
Seymour and Grady; Yeager and Ry-
an. umpires, Emslle and Hunt. Time,
1;29.
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D. L. F. Walker, NlrSilia AllesilsinE
Co, 40 z. Main street lilehl1nq, Va,
pAyR; "Mnnyon's Ilsalgnf Cnfa acts
profanity Ia al forms Of ~ laehel ESpCri.
cncO taught ME this"
Alr. +. D. Aiameruidn ~ dul street.
Montgomery, Ala, says ltAsy glt1 Nun.
yon'S DlArrhoeA and Rheam9tiHa Cnres
With excellent reSultl. can reeomuend
Munyon's Remedies. Is
MFN j. 7. Barton, Clarteton, Ar. Gays;
HHaTe used Munyon's Dysaepsla ana Neu'
FaIgIR Cures with mOR ndt.fiaetqFy re-
SuIta, MunyOn Ia my d0clQf,
Mis-. II. y. Fry. st. Blno, Tenn, Gays:
"HnSbAnd WAS afflicted With stomach trout
bic for four years. He could not ent. Was
fast approaching the sEaNA Aunyon'a
Remedies cured him"
N. n. White, 90 81. MARI ffeei, tnn Anto-
nIS Tex. Sayl; suffered With eataFlh for teyen
yeSrS. Munyon's Catarth cne ed teteta az
W01iREa for uSR. Can heartily foeen ell them.
GnIie Ia Health and Inrd lenl advice dhSo.
Iufely free. Prof Munyon, lb0 Arch g.,
Philadelphia.
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For SALT.

nor sALE-sALooN. no. 1t5s WATER
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-07-09

INTHR.c1TY GAMES TO-DAY.

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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-07-09

CANARY BIRDs-A FINE LOT OF
" Hartz Mountain Rollers at HENRY
HELMBR1GHT'S, corner Market and
Sixth streets. 2p2