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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-04-15
AN EPW0RTH RALLY

Held at Which tho Approaching Inter-
state Convention Was lDiscu.seti-aIr.
Leach, of Retyyood. speak, OF tho Pitts
bnrgh Convention.
a large number OF EpTorth Leaguers
Of this city and Benwood attended the
regular monthly rally which last night
vas held at North street NJ. E. church.
The chief feature OF an interesting pro-
Sramme was the discussion as to the
proper manner, of entertainment for the
Interstate Epworth League conven-
lion, which is to be held in Wheeling
The latter partof June. Addresses
sions this Nne were made by Rev. DR..
Moore. Hon. j. w. Lench, of Benwood,
and others. 5yl
NJ. Leach gave his experiences when
nc attended tho convention OF Pitts
puryh and detailed the arrangements
made there for the entertainment Of the
visiting delegates. Mr.. Leach thought
Inc league was advancing. and he
GGhn't want Wheeling 10 be behind
Pittsburgh. He urged the various
chapters In tliIb1 clty! to stIrSirp enthu-
tlasm on tho big gathering, TO interest
themselves and all about them. andEto
bring back former members, so that q.
united, Systematic movement Would
spring w for! entertaining the thbu:y
saEds OF visitors aud he wanted the,
''s.t2rs given a royal reception. Z. Z
~. Lcacil9ap0ke to tho. polnt In urS-,
lhs AZ 70 wake up to the Coming cy-i
Clone Of iMethddisn,,""s as he termed the
H,pnro1ching convention OF Epworth
t@aguerstron, four tates.S,;;srNd lis re-
marks wore not iostS Tho ! ( iJpworth
b:asucJc haDtorSoEt this district " Ill see
10 II tl,nt all itllJsSyisilors$ will s 1Gafe.
wheeling '2ith; fond frecoIlect!9ny Of
ihelr stay. K sf "a
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WANTED.
PUBLIC SALES.
DUBLIc SALE.

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Under the authority OF deed OF assign
ment made by Hannah Emsheimer. and
Emanuel Emsheimcr, her husband. dated
on the 9Th day of October, A. D.. 1891, and
recorded In tho office OF the clerk Of the
county court OF Ohio county, West Eir-
the undersigned assignee Will. on
SATURDAY. APRIL 30. a. D.. 1855.
at 10 o'clock n M. at the north door OF
the court house OF Ohio county. aforesaid,
sell at public auction the following de-
scribcd real estate, that Is 10 say: All that
part Of lotsNo. IS on Main street, in tho
city Of Wheeling. on which Is erected a
threc-story brick house. which part OF said
lot fronts forty-four 90 feet, more or less,
on Main street, and Is one. hundred and
thirty-two Q&el feet, more or less, In depth.
and Is bounded on the west by Main street:
on the south by n private alley: on the east
by lot formerly conveyed by Mary J.. Dor
sey to Adellno Fletcher. and on the north
by all that part OF lot No. IS north OF the
northern wall Of the said threc-story brick
conveyed to the said Hannah Emsheimer
by w. II. Frank and wife by deed dated
October 81, \. d. 1892, and recorded In
Deed Book No. 50, rngc 4cj, together with
MI the buildings and appurtenances there
unto belonging. az l,s
Tho pnld deed of assignment provides
that out OF the proceeds of sale, after the
payment OF expenses, tho assignee shall
next discharge any proper liens or incum-
ORANGES that may be upon the property
sold, and after doing so shall pay the bal
ance OF the proceeds pro rata upon tho In
debtedness OF the said hannah Emshei-
iner Upon the above described property
arc two liens existing ut tho time OF tho
said assignment. One OF these Is n deed
OF trust made by tho said Hannah En-
shelmcr and Emanuel. her husband. to j.
d. Ewing. trustee. dated October J., 1892.
and recorded In said clerks office In Deed
OF Trust Book &c. page lS5. to sectIre ccr-
tain notes payable to W. II. Frank. The
other II u deed OF trust made by tho sold
Hannah Emshcimer and Emanuel, her
husband, tO;t Gustlve II. Emshoimcr,
trustee, dated January Z, 1897, and re-
corded IN tho said clerks office In Deed
OF Turst Book 50, page 1871, to secure Henry
Speycr against loss as accommodation en-
dorscr or RuRrantor of tho said Hannah
,EmshcImcr. After tho payment of cx-
'penses the proceeds of sale Will DO applied,
so far as necessary. + TO tho said liens In
tho order in which they have been named
above. ~ ft1 ~ ~. fE.itt Il,
TERMS OF SALE-one.thlrd of tho
purchase price. and so much more as tho
purchaser may elect to pay, cash on the
day OF sale, and tho residue In two equal
!nsthlments, payable In one and two years
respectively after the day of sale, with In
terCst from that day. The deferred Install.
ments shall ba secured byi a deed sot trust
upon the property. with satisfactory insur-
anco TO be kept up by the purchaser I,
Us ~ SAAfUEL KRAFT,
b .,5,i ..7f Assignee and Trustee. q
Wheeling, VIVA. Alarch GO, 1885. m39 I,
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So, 20 gcstion and q disordercd liver
mean that a man is fighting the first round
with death. Unless he manages 10 strike
the Knockout blow, it means that death
will come up In the second round in the
gtise Of some serious inalady. When Il
mans stomach is weak and his digestion
IS impaired, the l:fc. giving elements OF the
food he takes are not assimilated into the
blood. The blood gets thin and weak, and
the body slowly starves. In the meantime
tic disordered liver and the sluggish bow
els have forced into the blood all manner
of impurities. The body il hungry and
eagerly consumes anything that the blood.
stream car,icn to il. In place Of healthy
nItrimert, It receives for food foul poisors
that should have been ,cxcretcd by the.
bowels Continued, this system Of starva-.
ton combined with poisoning. will wreck
every organ in the body. Naturally, the
weakest organ will give way FIRST. If n
{ man is naturally nervous, he will break
down with nervous exhaustion or prostra.
ton. II lie intcrits weak lungs, the con.
sequence will be consumption. bronchitis,
( asthma, or some disease OF the air.passages.
III he has a naturally sluggish liver. lie will
suffer from a sctious billions or nalsrial ut.
tack. Dr.. .picfcc's Golden Medical Discov.i
cry cures all disorders OF the stomach, di.t
igestion and liver, II puriias the blood aud
fills II with the life.giving clclucilts OF the
food that build new and healthy Tissue. 1T
sisthe great blood maker and flesh. buildcr;
and nerve tonic. II cures o8 per cent. OF
all cases OF consumption Thousands have.
Testified to tlicis recovery, from this dfculi
disease unaerHt this great medicine, ".
Dr. Picrce's Pellets cure constipation. (;
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BIHwooD.
Breezy News Iten,s Gathered In the hwy
81 nv fss Nnrsl,uIl County Town. 81 u; n

Marshall County Town. b
By the retirement last night OF Frank
W. Porterneld, as marshal, Benwood
has lost an efficient officer, and who.
during the time he filed the office. col
lected more taxes than any preceding
official in the same period OF time. He
was thoroughly qualified, and suffered
from several handtcaps, one OF which
was in entering the office when there
was large delinquent list OF taxes to
collect. AS a Republican, Mr.. Porter
field Is as staunch as they make them,
md one of the best party workers In
the state. He has done Trojan service
for the party at every election, and his
appointment as deputy sheriff would be
one OF 7the higher Offices his friends
would like to see him get.
Last night the new counclll took
charge OF the municipality. The Demo-
cratic slate went through without
change, and the new police force as
sumcd their duties afterward, with the
exception OF Marshal George W. Fur
bee, who Is Ill, and until he is able to
go on, ex-Marshal PorterNeld will act.
Outside OF swearing in the towns new
officers, no other business was transact
ed.
Benwood had the real article In the
mad dog line yesterday. morning. The
CANNES light was put out, but not I'M
til he had bitten dogs belonging to Tom
Roy and Warren Farmer, which were
then shot by Al Ritter.
The lower plate mill was idle yester-
day, and is on indefinitely. Lack OF or
ders is the cause assigned, and the, war
scare is said to be figuring In 1t, as a
lack OF orders is being felt in every
business now.
Joe Taberta, an Italian employed at
the lower steel plant, received bad
scalp wound yesterday morning. He
and another fellow had some words,
and the other man hit him with a piece
Of coal. 81,
Wednesday evening. Mr.. Louis Geoge-
line, the well known saloonist. was mar
rled to Miss Susan Johns, and yesterday
n large number OF friends rendered
congratulations.
Willie Schrimpf and Benson Groves
have gone to Parkersburg to work on
the street car line. Il -i
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TRE HIGnSClQa[IIa
Ind,sas Ion. I'olSiT- 10 lie sssd Of Pal il,sr
i.saditisn.to.a s bhii,llns sans iioar,i
itof Education itinbsr. Want u New

IndieAs Ions Ioint 20 lie Need o Pa ftIier
i.iddi tionsto i,,s Bhli,ilng sam ! Hoar,i
iiof Education ,itinbsr, Want II New
Buii,ilns. ,5 " rs as
The bcafd o. education viii shortly be
calledto deal witt, d problem now eoh-
fronting the members. and all Who have
the Interests Of the high school d, heart,
u u, the problem OF how 10 insrease the
facilities q The hlsh ,eshobls building 10
keep pacs With the expected 'iargs at.
tendanGh for file naxt and succeeding
scholastic, years, Additions to the pres
ent structure will very likely be pro-
poaed, and In all the discussion on the
subject. thete are lthcss who are boou..
Ing y new high school building on! the
present slte.s, " ,t9il 81 irlfTI SJfil n
The school will soon close tho, flrs.
year ini Ito history, md Its enrolment
has Reached go students. rhls'number
taxes the building 10 Its utmost, anf ~
this number, Is Increased 10 400, az inili-
cations suggest, an enlarged building
VIII be compulsory, AS atineans OF as,
eertaining next years attendance. a res
olutionwlll be introduced ct the boards
next meeting. providing for the issuance
OF iettens 10 the parents OF All chIjdrsDI
eligible and dcslrous OF ;erscrlng the
school ip September. and II the replies
show that 800 or more Studonts Will at
tend. the noxt proceeding will be to re-
commend additions to the building. !,
|, Some iofsthe members are opposed 10
putting more additions to the building,
claiming that It Is unwise to further.
patch up an old building: and these
members argue for a new building, say-
ing SO much OF the present one MS may
be deemed advisable. They claim that
a high school for city the size OF
Wheeling should be a large and impos-
Ing structure, and that future years
would Justify the expense Of a new,
building as soon us It could be arranged.
On the other hand, II Is argued that It Is
better to- so slow. that moderate addi-
tons to the present building may fit It
for oil desired service for a long time TO
come. ~ N
The question OF charging The building
depends, however, whether It is ascer-
tained that There will be 200 pupils for
next year, and In that event the enlarge-
ment may not meet with opposition; but
q new high school building will cause
great contention, especially among those
who charged the high school promoters
with getting the Maxwell mansion only
as keystone for an expensive building.
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NOT ABANDONED.
Squire Rogers Denies a Rumor of wide
.5 Circulation. I'd 4

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Squire Rogers yesterday received an
other letter from. Adjutant General APP
pleton, in relation to forming a cavalry
regiment here, and 1t was similar In
tone to one previously received from the
same source, stating that no authority
had vet been given for the formation OF
regiments, but that the squire would be
considered when the orders came. Squire
Rogers Is somewhat annoyed by ramnrs
to the effect that he had given up the
regiment Idea the past few days because
war looked certain, and insists that he
will be ready with his several local COM
panles. itt Il
Because other squires hnd let the mat
ter drop he doesn't intend doing so, and
he displays with pride n cannon pre-
sented to him by Attorney W. P. Robin-
son, which he will have a mule tote"
along with his cavalry. B..
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Station; q. p. and " ~, Of I,ittsbirgii.
and w. S. OF I!oehea.er. n
,tIons III I.ahJnis

Tie MARKS at p. in. showed Z feet !
Inch and BlowiS falling, Weather
Cloudy and warmer. "a
sJyotie on tho Ohio river locks and
dams Will soon be commenced. The.
|,mlchinefv necssslryjls all In place md
the contractors arc 10, Pittsburgh look
ing a tter the plans OF the work, Captain
Martin. Of Davis leland, Will have
charge. He Is Just now busily engaged
In examining the wlekcts at the dam,
but expects that tho work on the Ohio
VIII bp commenced next week. The
stone and other material necessary has
oil been auarrled and sent TO the first
lock, which will be located near Glen
field. aud the contractors are employing
men. Az soon ms the work Is we'll under
way at this place the other dams will DO
started. The. entire work viii give ein-
l,ployment TO eight hundred men, all OF
liwhom will be from this city and sur
rounding towns.-Pittsbu.sh Press.
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Socooooooocc ooooocccoS
4&VA&o040 eN0I
BasEBALl..l

The owners OF tho wheeling club OF
ass Ohio state league, are working hard
tor success, and VIII mo doubt achieve
M They have already disposed OF il,ty
Ia the twenty game Tickets and ex-
rect to place another iitty within the
hex. week. Messrs. pueey and Starr
|wlll attend the meeting OF Tho league at
salem and expect 70 have both the
his holiday dates, the Glorious Fourth
and Decoration pas, at home. In the
schedule wheeling will DO scheduled
abroad every Sunday. or tho six clubs,
rhrec are Sunday towns, Canton, Mas
sIllon and Salem, and the other clubs
Iwlll DO at one OF the three every Sum
fday, This should become a source OF
revenue TO the three visit
,nr clubs. Wheeling. Coshocton and
GAINESVILLE, II =. Il z ~
So FAR, The club has not been able to
make n satisfactory arrangement for
grounds, but X Is anticipated thIs diftl-
Guilty Will be dispelled In the next day
or two. A Hcw. park Is the probable re-
suit, but * nothing better offers, tho
old park viii be used by tho club.
Manager Starr was hunting Island
boarding houses for his players ycster-
das'. II possible, he desires 20 have all
the players together I'd
McCombs, the Island boy, whom
many fans were anxious to sec 10 n
wheeling uniform. has signed a ; Co
shocton contract, Bob 5McClcary, tho
Martins Ferry pitcher. with Wheeling
In IS. has also signed with Princes
club. Several other Wheeling boys will
figure In the Ohio league. '5ti
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N. L. YoCUM, Cameron. Pa, says, IL
was sufferer for ten years. trying most
Nil kinds OF pile remedies but without
success. Dc Wits Witch Hazel Salvo'
was recommended to me. I used one
box. It has effected 4 permanent cure
As q permanent cure for piles De Wits
Witch Hazel Salve has no equal.
CharlesR. ,Goetze, Market and Twelfth.
streets; Chatham Sinclair. Forty-sixth
and Jacob streets; a. l.. Scheehle,, No.
COZ Main street; Exlcy Bros, Penn and
Zane streets; Bowie & Co., Bridgeport,
S
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TIE RIVER.
YEsrERDAY,s pEPARTUREs.

,5ss 11.S cfsb<Al . bETAISl OttISo.stl-
Pittsburgh. II. X. BEDFORD, go 4. m.
Cincinnati. QUEEN CITY, a IN. ~ ~
Parkersburg. ARGAND. II q. m. s. : iis
lIatamoras.. .LENINGTON. Il q M.
Sitersville.. RUTH, $50 p. m.
Darlington. LEROY. $50 p. m.
Steubenvilie. IT. NJ. BAYNE, $50 p. m.
Pittsburgh. .LoRENA, 2 q. m.
BOATS LEAVING TO-DAY.
Pittsburgh. VIRGINIA. 3 a. m.
Parkersburg. BEN HuR, II 4. m. p
Sitersvlle. ruth, $50 p. m. az
Clarington.... LEROY, $3.50 p. m.
Steubenville. T. N. BhYNE, $50 p. III.
Charleston. .URANlA,:6:30 a. M, -
BOATS LEAVING TOMORROW. iii.
Charleston. II. X. BEDFORD. go a. m.
Parkersburs .ARGAND. u O. M s!t
NIatamoras.. LEXINGTON. II n. m. r II
SItersviIle.. RUTH. $50 p. m.
Darlington. LEROY. $3.50 p. m. i7l,g
Steubenville. IT. N. BAfNE, go p. m.
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SEATS ARE ON SALE.

Seats are on sale now for the Wheel
.nE-c!ncinnat! series. at Stamps, oppo-
site the pos.-oflce; o. II. Auber, $3.50
Jacob street: John Coleman, Twenty,
NTH and Chapline streets; Musee bowl
Ing alleys; Fette's bowling alleys. The
reserved scat plat Is at Stamps. 4,
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OIL CITY, River q feet ! inch and
Stationary. Weather, cloudy and cool.
lNARRES-1River / feet 6 inches.
Weather. cloudy and mild. *, !.
Z. tGitEENSBoRo-River feet inches
and stationary Weather, raining and
cloudy Rainfall 80 Inch.
lMoRGANToWN--Rlver Feet .
Inches and stationary. Weather, rainy.
DRoWNSVtLLE--Fsiver ai5 feet II
inches and stationary. %s
STEUBENvILLE-River G feet
inches and falling. Weather. cloudy
and cool. " ',sil& -
PARKERsBuRG-ohlo river s feet s
inches and falling. Raining; mercury IS.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 1873 feet and
falling. Light rain. Business fair. Five
arrivals and seven departures. j. II.
Mcconnell and Pacific up with emptles.
Mt. Glare. Pacific and L. Il. Andrews
arrived with coal. Major s. r. Crum-
baugh, the new appointed supervising
inspector OF steamboats, for this district,
spent the greater part OF yesterday with
Captain Chancellor. the incumbent, IA
mlliarlzlng himself With his new du-
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To be Committed TO Memory by all Dys
pepstics, 1nvalIds md consumpiives.
What Is the first cause OF nine-tenths
OF all disease?
Imperfect digestion OF food.
Why does imperfect digestion cause
disease Of other organs.
Because blood, nerves, muscles, bone
and flesh are derived from the food we
eat and digest. If digestion Is perfect
the blood is pure, nerves and muscles
strong, flesh firm. II the digestion Is
poor. the blood Is supplied from half-di-
gested, fermenting food, irritating ev-
cry nerve and organ. The result is.
sooner or later, organic disease, be-
cause every organ being poorly nour-
ished the weakest gives way first and
we have liver trouble, kidney COM
plants, heart disease or consumption. r
Is not dieting the usual and best
treatment to cure indigestion?
& No, because the dyspeptic has been
starved long enough; what is needed Is
abundant nourishment, not the lack OF
II. The stomach and blood demand nu-
triment, not bran crackers.
What is the best method of cure?
Plenty OF wholesome food well digest
ed.
But how can 4 weak stomach digest
plenty OF wholesome food?
By taking with the food after each
meal certain harmless remedies which
are known to digest food and thus
nourish the blood and rest the weak
stomach. ";
What are these harmless remedies?
The most valuable are vegetable fer
ments, pure pepsin, Golden Seal and
fruit salts. All of these are now COM
bined in the form OF pleasant tasting
tablets sold by druggists under the
name OF Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets.
Are these tablets superior to the var
ious liquid preparations so called dys-
pepsia. cures?
Most decidedly, because all liquid
medicines become stale with age and
lose whatever good qualities they may
have had originally, while the tablet
retains It's properties indefinitely.
Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets can be car
ried In the pocket, always at hand ready
for use when travelling or at daily occu-
patton. They cost but so cents and
should be kept in every family. They
keep the digestion perfect and save
doctors bills by warning on disease.
Are S,uart's Dyspepsia Tablets
adapted to all forms Of dyspepsia?
q. Yes, because In ali cases the trouble
results from indigested. fermenting
food. Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets cause
the food to be digested before 1t has
time to ferment.
II you wish TO know more about them
ask your druggist for a package and
try them. ~
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BALTIMORE, April 14.-Prcsident
ilanlon. OF the Baltimore base bali club
to-'lay informed; the players Of his club
Thar $4,000 would be divided among them
atihe end o. theseasonif they captured
the remnant. and $500 II shay finished
In second place. ~ "a
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THE NATIONAL. LEAGUE.

I y. !.
The National Leagues Championship
eeason of 1898 opens to-day, as follows:
Boston at New York, baltimore a.
Washington. Pittsburgh OF Louisville,
Brooklyn at Philadelphia, Cleveland at
i Cincinnati, and Chicago at st. Louis.
National league managers have been
Interviewed on the prospective OUT
come Of the season and their ideas COM
] piled:. Z,
"scrappy". Joyce. OF New York, says
!, his club viii finish first, with Boston,
baltimore. Cleveland and Cincinnati
fighting out for second place, with THE
chances In favor OF their finishing in
the order named.
Fred Clarke. OF Louisville, says Clove-
land first, Boston second, Baltimore
third and Cincinnati fourth.
Earl Wagner, of Washlncton-New
York or Cincinnati first or second, BaltI-
more and Boston will tinishsno better
than fourth or fifth. 49, 4
Frank Stall!ngs. of Phiiadelphia-I'll
do. my, talking when thesseason is end
ed. Cincinnati has been STRENGTHENED
more than any club In the league. &
Watkins, of Pittsburgh-I'll make mo
guess. The Pittsburghs will play first
division ball.
y. H. soden, Of sos.on-our team will
get the hag. ~
Pat Tebau-Cleveland will be first,
New York second, Baltimore third. Bos-
ton toHrth.
Tom Burns, Chicago-our team will
win. ! don't know enough, about the
other teams to Mace Them ~ Z ~ ~ z
Tim Hurst st. Louis-Baltimore will
win the pennant. with Boston and
Cleveland in the order named. St. Louis
will lend the second division, it we do
&c: land In the first. - 73 3
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BOWLING.
WHEELING LEAGrE

The BOWERS and Defenders rolled
last night, the former winning three
straight and thus ue!ns Cosmopoiitans
.or second place at the wind-up OF the
Wheeling league race. The two teams
will meet on Fette's alleys next Non
day night, and roll three games to set
tie the second ulace tie Scnrn. asls =
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Y KEEL, your eye on tho Indicator.
schmnil,nei, brewing con'pnny's Book
iiocr 10 on tap. Il, 4 sI} s
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DowscT. ~ :. 75l'lI /. a N -. I.
To-night-Aber-NIt and Ideals. e
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BEFORE eniisiinS, drink schmuibaeh
Brewing Co.'S. Book Beer.
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1893 Bicycles Down to S.. 100.

New 1893 Model Ladies, and Gents, Blcv-
Giles arc now being sold on easy conditions
as low 5as $500; others outright ut $685.,
and hIgh-grado at sleaj and ser TO DO
paid for after received. IL you will cut
this notice out and send 10 Sears, Roe.
buck * Co., Chicago, they Will send YOU
their 1898 Bicycle Catalogue and full par.
llNNllNl
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EVEN spaniih n,is.rnis In Cuba does
not effect tho peoples fnvorite, sci,nnl.
bach brewing Cos. lock Her,
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ORDERS FOR THE MOST CoSIPBi.
{SIGATED AND lNrRi CATE DESIGNS
OF PRINTING carefully ana mtelliscnrly
eomplG!el at the lN.rELLIG ENCEltyJ job
PRINTING OlrEiCE. d sE, q So Z, 900
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HEALTH CATEcHIsM,

To be Committed to Memory by ali Dys.
pepstics, Invalids md consump,ives.
What Is the first cause OF nine-tenths
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-04-15

Joe Taberta, an Italian employed at
the lower steel plant. received bad
scalp wound yesterday morning. He
and another fellow had some words,
and, the other man hit him with piece