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Evening star., 1898-09-28

MISS SUSAN PLESSNEE-POLLOCK. PRINCIPAL,
Froebel Institute, Graded School and Kinder
garten, 1a26 y st. NV; resumes September 10;
every advantage; unexceptionable references.
Normal department for the training of teachers,
S1O0. seq. .3W-
Evening star., 1898-09-28

" ASIiiNGTON. u. t, POST OFFICE NOTICE.
should be read daily, as changes may occur at
AIRY time.
FOREIGN MAILS are forwa ardcd the ports Of
sailing daily, and the schedule of cIosnes is ar
T"bsrd on the presuu FtiVn Of their uninterrupted
Overland transit. For the week ending October /
the last connecting closes will be follows:
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.TIB MHB 7HA.T WOMEN.
E1RlEI 10

Thesh'ssa man IN Bphalo, Who has
without doubt, a larger number Of Wo-.
man. correspondents than any other per-
son, man or woman, in the entire conn
trT. And set not one 10 a thousand %
the women who write have ever seen
The man they write 60. For after all it'a
not the man they write to, but the phys
slclan, There no sex IN medicine. the
pliysleian with this extensiYe correspon
dence Is Or. r. v. Pierce, chief. consult
Ing physician OF the InyRllds' Hotel and
Surgical Institute. Of Buffalo, y; J,
Undoubtedly Doctor Pierce owes his
great popularity among women to his
many and wonderful cures OF that class
Of diseases known as female troubles, "
10 the Treatment and cure Of these dis.
eases he has given oyer thirty years Of
his professional life, and has establish
ed himself as 4ie specialist par excel
lence In the treatment Of diseases pecu-
liar 10 women.
The esteem Ia which Dr. Pierce Isl held
by women is not to be wondered at
when 1t Is known that IN the Thirty
years, and over. In which he has given
attention to woman's diseases, he has,
aided by his stan Of nearly score Of
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MARTINS FERRY.
.laps AMI slI,hap' In the Thriving city
Acvats tle River.

.Inps ami HIIihap' In the Thriving City
Acvass tto River.
Mrs. Mary Lloyd. aged thlrty-four
years, died at her home, on Main street,
Thursday night, after brief illness.
Funeral services viii be held to-inor
row afternoon, at 2:30 o'clock, Instead
OF this afternoon, as stated in last eye-
nlng's papers. David Jones VIII proba-
by conduct the services.
Charles McCord was arralgned before
the mayor yesterday morning, and
plead guilty to the charge Of petit lar
ceny. He VIII be taken to 81. Glars
vine to-day. being unable to pay the
fine imposed, which was $2S and costs.
ARRANGEMENTS are being made and
measurements have been taken for
placing q, memorial window In the
Presbyterian church. The window VIII
be placed in the east side OF the build
ing, facing Fourth street.
owing 10 the illness Of Rev. Morton
hip pulpit Mt the Methodist Episcopal
church, Will be filled tomorrow by Rev.
Satterthwnlte, Of Mlnso Jnctlon.
william Clinton, an employe OF the
Mclaughlin tin mill, is threatened with
fever, and Will so TO his home, at VIM
chester Ohio, to-day.
The case OF ]. c. Wierd vs, the West
Virginia Glass Company. for material
furnished, hUs been continued TO De-
cember TO-
The ladies' OF tho Second NJ. Il. church
win give chicken supper at their
church this evening,
A number OF the members Of the
Golden Eagle Of this place VIII 50 10
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experienced and skilled specialists,
treated over a half million women,
and with such success that nlnety-elSht
out'of every hundred treated have been
absolutely and altogether cured
Doubtless there are othec reasons why
nuititudcs OF women consult DR.,
Pierce by letter and as not the least
among such reasons women would set
down the friendly, even fatherly advice
which the age ana experience OF Or.
Pierce enable him TO give Us supple
mental 10 the advice and instructions OF
the physician, Women, also, are not
slow TO remember that Or. Pierce,
through his method OF consultation by
correspondence WINS the first physician
10 offer them relief from the UNPLEASANT
questions, the Offensive examinations,
and the local treatments, generally IN
seBarable from the treatment OF dis
cases Of women BY local practitioners.
OF course, Or, Pierce has had manH
lFnltators, who steal the terms which
hts Adjustments have made familiar. 20
use them as their 'cntch-words," and SO
Ia draw tile attention OF women In their
direction. The most noticeable feature
OF these limitations Is TINT women with
dangerous diseases are urged to consult
by letter some one who n not a physl-
clan. and has neither the educational
ability nor the legal right 10 treat dis
case. And sometimes. because It is i'm
possible for these advertisers TO lay
claim TO the title OF physician. they
raise Clamor oc write 70 woman
"Womnn understands woman" hoping
doubtless by this artiIlce to draw away
attention from the fact that they do
not and cannot offer the advice OF a
qualified physican. Hut women are
Quick to see that woman unless edu-
Gated In medicine and qualified to nrac-
tlce, can give no advice upon disease
| that would not be liable to DC as dam
gerous ns the disease itself For there Is
no place where Ignorance Is 90 dam
gerous as when II undertakes TO mcddie
with q Woman's health.
That class OF advertisers who raise
the cry OF write to q woman are got.
ting to be known as bearded women"
because tho woman In the case Is q
mere ilgurc-heAd, o. stalking horse 70
shelter the man who, preys on woman'd
confidence. An example. Of the PECULIAR
| Is prepos,erous claims made by these
| people Is found In the claim that u
man can't understand n womai,-just
| beCuuse ne IN n man" Tho only way
In which this can be Interpreted az true
ID BY accepting the statement IN us
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Happenings of Interest in the aInrahaii
County Town.

Happenings Of Interest in the aiRrahati
County Town.
Miss Bertha Ruckman is teaching
room No. 4, In the public school, In the
absence OF Miss Lena Conner, who ia
sick AT her home In Wheeling.
Brakeman George Crlswell has re-
turned 10 work after being hurt In a
wreck on the fourth division OF the
Baltimore & Ohio.
Conductor William Dean. who was
badly hurt In wreck some time ago
has 80 far recovered as to be a6ls to
walk around.
Charles Kinney. Baltimore & Ohio COM
ductor, had two fingers badly mashed nj
FaIrmont while coupling cars, ono day
this week.
DR.. A. Moore, presiding elder VIII
preach at the M. y. church tomorrow
night and hold communion service.
Mics Brlghtu will return to her home
Mt ST. Clnirsville. Ohio, after pleasant
visit with friends here.
John MARBLE, of GAINESVILLE, Ohio. Is
visiting hls mother here this week,
Mrs. s. b. West leaves next week TO
visit her mother at Louisville ky'
Charles Zimmerman IL able 10 be about
again after few days sickness.
Rev. Carroll Is able to be out after q
few days sIekness.
Chat Lewis has returned from New
ark. Ohio,
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Sacredly as becomes such confessions.
And as many women are naturally SEM
sltlve about their ailments, even the re.
piles are mailed, carefully and securely
sealed In q perfectly plain envelope,
without printing or advertising upon
It, that there may be no third party to
this correspondence.
Any sick woman can have the benefit
of consultation by letter with Dr. Pierce
absolutely without fee or charge OF any
kind. -,
More than half million invalid
women have been successfully treated
by Doctor Pierce, aided by his stan OF
skilled specialists, through the medium
Of correspondence. In this way dlsa-
greeable questloninEs and Rbhorrent
examinations and local treatments
are avoided.
The world at large knows Of Doctor
Pierce, chiefly as the inventor OF the
two well-knuwn remedies, Or. Pierce's
Golden Medical Discovery and Doctor
Plerces FnvorIte Prescription. And It
is probably the case, that In general,
DIR, PIercG's remedies are classed with
all the other patent medicines" and
DR.. Pierce himself ranked with those
Ydortors" whose degrees are purely
Honorary or assumed, and no more
stand for medical knowledge or eSperi-
ence, than the familiar title OF Major
IN some sections OF our country, slgnl-
fies that the bearer of IL Is familiar With
Siege and battle. DR. Pierce does not
belong to that class Of doctors whose
titles are by courtesy only. He ls a
doctor by choice, a doctor By education,
Il doctor by practice and experience.
He Is more than that, for although thrra
are 10 official grades and ranks the
medical profession as In tho military
which are marked by titles and by
chevrons. yet as n man advances IN the
practice Of medicine, as his kncwlwedEe
becomes exact and certain, as his SKIN
becomes developed and perfected, 80 he
achieves rank among his fellows, and Is
held In honor by the public, Such rank
DR.. Pierce has achieved, and ns spe-
enlist IN the treatment OF diseases OF
women he stands nj the head OF MS pro-
fession in the United States.
DIR. Plerco's remedies diner from
most medicines. In the fact that they
contain no alcohol, whisky OF other In
toxicant, and nro absolutely free from
opium and every other narcotic drug
For ITO other medicine prepared exelu-
Bively FOR the use az women, as ID ''FA-
vorite Prescription" can Zach q claim
be tguthf9lly made,
The difference between Or. Perces
establishment and oil "pRteHt medl'
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loOoooo
!. SPORT
BO2IsGIl


leslie Pearcb has deelped 70 resume
sewing as q pfoGas Ion, and from now
D0'-' "a, o,SeSynr Ia Jf5bgs nafehes
on WI. ~ ?, !. ~. i.
with the mpst pEpllllL.lls y - go -
IN the country. AZ followers Of the
49, V,,II remember. Pearas administer
''hs M. q, il e ,,t,,,o,lS 40
ed q knoclA'ggV y ~ ts ~. u W.
beaten Billy Vernon Y l4aVeretrflY
matchmaker" about eighteen monthS
ana +be h,nv p+oveft la 10 Ver-
ago. A ga. - thSt swnSa ctfinSfe oeetifs
non, I Lille .i,sE been, tiuiidg about par
! !sttSe ,tre Ia anv conc ~ apd this fsar
" " III TesIilts was abnafent n III ~.
o. i Iu.st ss otjicjai eferee fof dc Metro
g 49, TI;,b. m vance x which az.
L" n,.sj when hes stonped the Fairman-
c SGrrgH Il. hut nreys q F5irman Sron
S,atr1t ni,t 10 snseo n ien MS further con.
essms rss was hoDeiess
''i TSor he anne reaSon. Leslie adopted
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d. Piee and Some of he Prominent specias 81 s Sal.

Institute, there Is real philanthropy as
we'll as real medical and surgical skill.
The best recognition Of the philanthropy
ic aspect of this work comes from the
citizens Of Bunalo, DR.. Plerce's home
town, who elected him state senatort
and later gave him a seat in Congress.
From the latter position DR.. Pierce re-
signed before the expiration Of his term.
That he should prefer to give up a high
and honorable position in the councils o.
the Nation, to serve the. sick, is cOnclus
slye evidence OF his devotion 70 their I'M
terests and OF love for his profession.
Perhaps we can offer our readers no
better summing up Of DR.. Pierce md his
work than that Of President Garfield,
who said, HE is one Of the best heilin
the world, and he is at the head o. one
Of the best institutions In the world"
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lpg IA ggnq
clifton Erwin
PlI Glass COMPANY
i9lth tgphl.d tgysf
< Rev. ]. 2. Notion cen cite
~ iar The pAel LAo ~ Aha
rad 70 recoNfgl.
aills RboiG Lynch DAY tor
sVaynosburg, Pa % gfAna-
mother
(, Silas Fla1d DouflaG. street.
q eoriHed 70 her hon clnesF.
( Hon. ". 2. lewis abus y
visiting his mother On street
IlSffy sReyaff win 70 his
home a. WlncheStef, nE
b. ana lIrs. !. G. NJ 50 TO
Columbus lo-night, TO aes'
e6orge n. Tweedy al eynoids
wefe ct Ail, Rleesant
N2choiar Rader, IL ! q Ia
town yesterday on bug
No, 7; g, Cray p q rom ~,
attack q tte gg.pl
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"cHArrANooGAN COMING.

Chattanooga" Lincoln Carriers new
war play, wlIlhave Its first presentation
in Wheeling at the Grand Opera House
this first half ofnext week. The scenery
and effects win surpass anything Mr..
Carter has presented in this city. Sew
eBal new comedy situations have been
added since 1t was first produced last
been prepared to be used in the last act.
The company Is an excellent one and the
leading parts are in competent hands,
Prominent in the cast are Horace ".
Noble, Francis Campbello, Robert Har-
land. George Prltchard, James L. Hard
ing, Waiter Campbell, Robert Ellington.
Harry Duncan, W. j. Radcliffe, Miss
Lorese WeyInan, Miss While Slmms,
Miss Eugene Fredericks and Others. A
matinee viii be given on Wednesday.
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ein
fgd eF
10 90 tiild i'Ie or itglt
1stlIli ~, .
lOfJ With tlet q - atl ~ 1Ii,
l'Iag ~ ~ lels ~
WILMA = life
iettgH iHdy hat4 Itllllls at
aUiG ana make m e.lAetlF SIN lllt OF
~ Aa flElas Tho ldNeftise So
they Eiate autt 81 eaod q 59e q
III, Pierce. Hut q - tleEo other G flp-
IilHaiAniG and AK % 20 the g ief,
Who TiF1l gao lieli 9 etie1i mi eli y
ind, fina tilhei out 81 ten, that 'tilasf a
% d9dteF connected with Tie eatapl' llle
mefit Where there - q doctor he a
probably GoIaa nj teal allure, e9lllIlc
hi professional title 70 ths medicine
aim for q mail cOnrl eFai Ton, Cons
nafa this With Or. pieree's ingtitutio1,
TIE INVALID Hotel and Sufglcal lpslls
tute, with lta stan % neasly g score oi
graduated and experienced doctors, busy
every day ID actual .practie ~ great
snetiol iabotntory and disp engafy, from
which special me lelpes and eu1ldlFy
eatia0nt ara sent DOT daily to al porte
81 the country, IT. hospital with itG gtlf-
Gleai aud mechanical appliances end
operating roouiA. In such q comp on
YOU see az 4 glance that there % no ins
stitutlou equal 70 Or, Pieree'd "a the
whole country; that for anyone else o
offer what he offers, s 70 promise What
cannot DO performed; that no other Inc
Gtitutibn has equal faelitle8 Tor the
treatment OF elFolio diseases
IN the work OF the Worlds Dispetl.
sary, ana Iny9lids' Hotel and sursicai
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BE1AIRE
All so.ts OF local Newr aud Go.nlp From
the Glass City.

All Sorts OF Local News aud GoIHlp From
the Glass City.
The Knights Of Pythias, Black Prince
lodge, No. 81, of this city, has chosen
the following corps oC officers: G. O.,
Harry w. Hunter; =, Co. r. n. Grow;
Prelate, Charles CulbeTtsorl; II. A., ]. a.
Dubois; ]. G., .. L. Frye O. G., George
Colbert; NJ. W., II. A. LIchtenberger; NJ.
of Ex., C. W. Dickens; NJ, OF r., j. A
Lockwood: X. of r. and s., Robert Nc
Vey; trustees, three years, d. T. Ander-
son; one year, j, r, Davis.
Henry NJ. Davis. of st. Clairsvllle, has
been appointed receiver Of the Flushing
bank, recently closed on account Of the
tangled condition OF It's affairs. Moth
ing definite Is known yet as to what can
likely be realized from the aesets, as
some OF the paper Is said TO be very
bad.
"The Thlmble Circle" is the name OF q
society OF ladies who hold weekly ses-
sjons. They were entertained at the
home OF Mrs. James Kinney Thursday
evening.
Bridgeport physicians now hold the
offices Ia the Belmont County Medical
Society. Dr. ]. o. Howell is president,
and DR.. A. ]. Heinlein, secretary and
treasurer
Mail Agent Sinclair yesterday received
notice of his transfer to the Pittsburgh,
Wheeling &: Cincinnati route,
DR.. A. C. BeethaDi returned yesterday
from Somcrton, where he was called by
the serious Illness o. his father.
Mise Bernlce Costello gave one Of hel
elocutionary entertainments In the Frs
Presbyterian church last night.
Rabbi Harry Levi, OF Wheeling, Will
lecture in the Hebrew temple here TO-
morrow evening
Mrs. Henry McCready will be removed
10 the Wheeling hospital for treatment
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SECOND pk :
Of wheeling Jockey clublstR aces
Day For FavorLtss.

OF Wheeling Jockey clubstR faees-A
Day For Favorltss.
The second days running meeting Of
The wheeling Jockey Club was produce
tive OF a good attendance. The favor
ties won. This afternoon Mclaughlin
& Company will open a foreign book.
The arrangements, when perfected,
will insure still larger patronage OF
the betting ring. Summaries of yes
terday's events:
First race four and one-halt furlongs.
Lucette, ia QlynIl. 20 o;..:.i..':.'..''
Speedy. III (Arbenderl, TO i.,...;.,;;...;,;.. !
Time. SOY. Red Star. Fable, Fluellen,
Advance and Lulu b. also ran
Second race. four and oneshHlt furlongs
First Light, III (Feeney), 70 2.;;,..;;...::
Monroe Doctrine, III CBurRholder).
Sampson, lii (Champel, 6 to 5.......:...;.
Time, 100 Fullspeed. Flush, Wan Jim
j. P, and FTlattcrinG also ran.
Third race. four and one-halt iurlongs
High Ball ia (FennlmOre), q to lO......
Mo9yer. ll2 QLynclD, z TO t,:..,.: $500.
Little Lady, I'D, Elmore), 10 to 1,......,..
Time, 6SN Dutch Buster, LiEElG G.,
Tutor, NIyceIlus and NJ r. r.. also ran.
Fourth race, six furlOngs.
Viola Aibers, 100 ti'ennimOreb, 3 TO Zee.
Elvln Crane, ia BenderJ. . to 1......"...
Ensign, ia Qiyle), to l..."ts....,.......
Time, 100. Dewey, Ed. Murphy ant
Fox Chase also ran.
., Fifth race, six furlongs.
SILVER siyS , Brook, lls Champ, 70 lo'i''.'...
Judge Warren, 10 (IIyle). 10 to l.....;.;..
Time, l:22. Brown Fonso, CundClabra
Gailatln and Young Critic also ran.
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mare lltciQ 4Ici m1li 4iig ~ man.
h1t . 90 n9 Is = q ~. (. :
vast din aIlne llien YOU QUALIFY t1ei
litfni5 "a "a = IA. t7dfunh ~ TIE term
piiyaiei8l How. e1y it Wonld q tos
such ldgfftidi m 10 9lf. fBtlie e awe
man physici6n. hec8h6a 4 man nh3e.r
clan cannot undeFsfRAd esuoniens 1tilt
hecarge be " 9 fd1ls HOW easy r,
would DO 70 DO this g TIE woman
Who invites cotreSp ohdeuee could or
dared write ~ D. nftar her NAME. and
EVEN then, how prepoltefDna the Htate-
meut would remain. For two thousand
years the practice Of medicine has been
eptltely II the hands % men, % i =
~ general to-day Woman - medicine
Is q new thing. 80 new thst che has not
entered 70 any known extent iAtQ the
field Of surgery. WHATEVER any woman
practitioner has learned OF medicine,
She must have learned IN schools,
taught by men. and from hooks Writ
ten by men. What q paradox therefore
Is presented 81 the claim that the man
who has taught woman az she knows
about medicine, does noe know any thing
about medicine himsele
Women who are educated IN medicine
would be the Grst 10 laugh ct such
statements. IT'S only the woman Of the
advertisements, the woman" for reve-
nue. only, and who Il not 9 physiciaH,
who can Rdofd to make such amazing
and ridiculous claims.
But this side issue has led US some
what a-ileld from Or. Pierce and his
great host OF women correspond dents.
TO these the doctor stands sort Of
father cOnfessor Of things physical.
Every letter Is read privately, answered
privately and Its contents guarded as
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MoUNDsV1lIE
sileSitansous 9ESsaaES s sIps, Mat
tSr froaa sIarshaIl's sJetFRpoilt.


The Epworth. League has elected the
Following off1eers: President d. W, D.
Stewart; vice-presid dents, Nernie John,
son. lena, Mcpsnlels, Daisy Cats and
John RogeTs; secretaFys Ls3l1 Se3es;
treasurer Alice sandfogd organist,
Madge Matthews.
mrs. Sheppard, who has been the
gnest Of Mrs. Samuel Rlsgs tor sev-
eraI weeks, has left for C9iumhus, o.,
10 visit her daughter Petora returning
70 her home.
Hon, John Johnson and we pt can
ton. H., are the guests q y. JOINS
sons brother, Mr.. Anthony > phnson, Of
Grant avenue.
Mrs. Ellen JeniSins and children, Of
Ir6nton, Ohio, are the 6uesta q NJ. ana
Mrs. Lloyd Chenowetl
Or. w. j. Carney leaves this morning
for Llttleton, to spend sunday with
friends.
MISS Susie Neelter, q NaE artins-
vile, is the guest OF J,5Q. SHAW and
family.
Marion Keyser, OF the Third WARD,
Is threatened with typhoid ieyer.
John Travis, Of Round Bottoin, was
IN the city yesterday.
r. l.. Rogerson IS condned q his
home With sickness. III
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For this season James o'Neilt has en-
gagged an especially strong and efficient
company, ana when this popular star is
seen In wheeling. a hner performance Of
Monte Cristo" than ever before may bs
expected. Mr.. O'Neill's new leading
lady Is Miss Minnie Radcliffe, an actress
well known for her clever work With Sol
Smith Russell, Joseph Jefferson ana
prominent stock companies, Miss Rad;
cliffe possesses strong dramatic ability
and has an unusually fine voice which
she uses with excellent effect In reading
her lines. The most popular members
OF Mr.. O'Neill's company last year have
been re-engaged. They include Kate
Kate Fletcher, W. ]. Dixon, Ed u.
Breese, T. g. Llngham, Hugh Cameron
and Joseph Hawk. The players who are
newcomers to the organization are. be-
sides Miss RaGcitTe; Louis C0lllbs,
Elizabeth Baker, Frederick Hartley
Mark Ellsworth, Aubrey Beattie and q
i. Gilbert. I'D. T. Breese, who did such
good work with Mr.. 0'Hiell last season,
and previously with Mile. Rhea, will
again play the leading heavy parts, The
company Is admirably suited TO the re-
Qulrements of ''AForte Crlsto," Of which
the public never seem 20 get enough.
Mr.. O'NlellIs presenting this most popu-
lar OF all romantic dranas IN elaborate
style this season. He. viii appear at the
Opera House on next Monday, Decems
Der 5tn.
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sUccEssFUL ENGAGEMENT.

The repertoire company now filling a
weeks engagement at the Grand Opera
House at popular prices, viii bring It to
a close with matinee and evening per-
fornances to-day. Anges Herndon was
still indlgposed yesterday, and her place
was more than acceptably filled by Miss
Bayer, who is a Charming woman and O
graceful and versatile actress, The furi-
ously funny farce comedy 1.-THE Jealous
Mrs. Brown" was presented last night,
and Will be the bill for the matinee to-
day. Tonight the company will present
for the first time the sensational melo-
drama "Wife for Wife" and Mr.. Morley,
Mr.. Kadyle, Miss Bayer and Others, will
introduce entirely new specialties.
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Msaisons and high School to Meet or
the Gridiroa,


A foot ball game for the city cham-
pIOnship Will be played next Saturday
afternoon, at the Island ball park, be-
tween the Madlsous and the Wheeling
High School. This game ought to BIO
very interesting Il both teams meet on
level regarding weight for the eleven
that represented the Madisons is teav-
Ter than the students. The difference
in weight will likely be ubjusted, as
the Madisons will have some new play
ers in line, and Eince the Bcnooi will
be playing an athletic team Prof. Tur-
ueFs team may undergo 1.-THE loading
up process. Thus strengthened, the
high school will give the Madisons q
mighty tussle for the junior champions
ship OF Wheeling.
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nnnI.lnn,. Arnlea -.

The hest salve in the world fer Cuts,
Rfuises Sores, Ulcers, SAT- Rheum,
Fever Sores letter, Chappsa Hands,
chiflbiains, corns. and al lin Erup-
Tons, ana positively c1reg llel. OF no
par required. 1t is guaranteeA % give
perfect satisfaction or money etan9ea'
Price Is cents per box. iFof SAFE " 70.
gan DRUG Co.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-12-03

Huntington, and 3 cousin ol ~. = 5lri-
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