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Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1899-01-13

Rhcuinn Ism " = moro aches
Anh pains Than auy o'h'r discaan II
"a due i" aci IL The hl val. and IL
cnr"'i hy lilo" :. Sarsaparilla which
nouirnlizes this aid.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1899-01-13

Artordirr 10 L,.Lf.I U.,.
held "a DO n. na,, ""o ,,
a roos.., -, 80 .sOer
canine 49,, "S'ue' 'he
go, -. ~, 'sue o.' 'ooritr.
80 Huh. us TO start
"u'eb VIII come 10
~. - % suo" VIII s'a! or
irz sa.Is: pu'PoN o. esich-
In ".ne o'nt' 'lo"''ofns'h that
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1899-01-13
TIE OYSTER II EUROPE.
Some Places Where the S]urcuIen
Diyaiye Is Reared and
Highly Priced.

Az cysie- !sas7 j. held every year =.
Cc-c5eSs-. England. but TIM years
'sa~i was the greatest on record. =
sPe@.a. train carried down the guests
from LCEcCa. ard. .lys the We min
$50 tactic DT~jGr> ihr Cuk- a. Gam.
bridge. The 'cyG Ezaynr Of l.srGun uuG
h. sarTiGs and The lord p-Uyoei OF
Ec!ELu5r. were amsL- iLJ>- iulruI
On piayiEg the va.Iu~ ar. re e. .-.
q~Ei~r with the whiting cy-F-s I'll.
picturesque CD iCwu Wa en- fr-r .
g=N Will E-- arL GsrIs. The r-sr
~i"Gri'oH w. the !sv5rr Of -h- cornrT
Eour q the IC~rT LaL wA.ca j. 10 b.
a c~oUmulicrs ard LarL~rz= Lui,Cjrr
"lih : clock tower Th+n fc'.cusGrLt
Cfar@'s7 oyster baLGuC; ever he'd in
Ec-,and.
Ar'cTos. the SEs;ch celebrates n.
oE~TT ct length saving in TIE ccr-
OF IL article: Thr moi in~isr,,ir-
experiments ir o,>-er cu,;u,e fz,.
b@tn roajs IN lio',4rd TIE Dutch TO-.
N"s'C 'p'rrT56 -aru-1t I.fs m 90
TIE iTcrL~ ~ I-r'Grd. and in -,
|rYLeT Iy@ but r,rr,rirs GfrJ-.-r had
Amos exhausted lhe1 In iS~:oilw-
Gr'rr-i1rd - i-y the eject Of oyr-rr
culture L. the rsi-h baffccG q Yer.
she. IN that T1rt or II. i-lzfSorr,,r
.ard whore T}c Ocz'rr crhsrE+ v-eI..
me NDrowr'd Ia-d-" ever Fghtris,
"7rr Withdrawn from The ~rf'ic M
''1"d Ont Tor - ysors 30 ,y.'rr cal.
'hr'f'~ ~ an irclusiys yearly rental of
about El1to. 50 successfuI wa. II.
experiment that IL 1855 the fLbe-;-
were rslesF"d at ar Ircluav. vearIy
rental ~ ahor; Ecs.cC0. More I'M,
ibis. whereas 2s years eco ;hcre wFr.
only poor harr'"isin the neirhho,hood
OF The oysfer hShersa rrcsTsro,-=r il.
ages have now sr-ung up and ths
n"'ch native" fairly 6ispuis,,he PALM
Tor excellence Of flavor wiih ID. Br;,.
Dh-hon oyyrPr.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1899-01-13

! here are not many large sizes in these lots. Over 125
pairs OF 6 and o.. If you wear a small glove, don't miss
this chance to get ) pair at the usual price Of one. No
gloves taken back or exchanged after being taken out of
the house.
REMNANT co.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1899-01-13

Won rely don't iaow VhEt
~ comic table trav liz. is
E:ou have 70 yer irveird VIA
the Eurlau.tr
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1899-01-13

On sale at the following
ridiculous prices:
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-02-09
sunrcmc Court procccdings.

Special Dispatch TO the lntelllgenccr.
CHARLESTON, w. Va, Feb. S.-Thc
following business was transacted by
the supreme court to-day:
State VS.. Cottrell. from Richie coun-
ty; decision of the lower court reversed
and case remandcd: opinion by Dent.
Lipps VS.. Levisay & StGvcn. from
Greenbrier county; appeal refused.
Smith VS.. Smith. from Tyler county:
appeal and supercedeas allowed: bond
$500.
AIendcnhalrs administrator VS..
Springs administrator. from Morgan
county; appeal refused.
Buck VS.. Newbury. from Wyoming
county; writ Of error ana supcrccdeaa
allowed: bond $500.
Morris VS.. Clifton Forge Grocery CON-
pany. from Fayettc county; submitted.
Mckcll VS.. Collins Collicry company,
from Fayettc county; submitted.
United States School Furniture COM
pany VS.. Mcclure, from Webster coun-
ty: submitted.
Cogar VS.. Burns Lumber company,
from Webster county, submitted.
State VS.. Dickcy, from BraXton coun-
ty; submitted.
The court will finish up the work of
the term tomorrow.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-02-09
Boston Wool Trade.

BOSTON. Feb S.-The American
Wool and Cotton Reporter will say to-
morrow:
Consumers Of wool feel somewhat en-
Outraged on account OF the irncr posi-
ton of the goods market and are dis
posed to look around for stocks. Some
of the large mills have been represented
in the market and considerable figuring
has been done on good sized lines which
has not at this writing, however, re-
suited in any increase in business. The
actual sales, so far as aScertained, in
fact, are slightly less than those or last
week. but there Is uniucst!onably more
desire on tae part of manufacturers To
buy. although in several instances their
ideas of what they should pay are be-
low the views of the holders OF wool,
The latter, however. are pretty firm and
we hear OF no instance where any con-
SESSIONS have been made. The demand
IS chiefly Cor woods which enter into
serges and cheviot goods.
The sales OF the week in the Boston
market amount to 3,6iO.00O pounds do
nestle and $4,000 pounds foreign.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-02-09

doctors care for almost five years ,S
none of them did nc any good. | he,I
of DIR. Grccnc's Ncrvura blood and rtn
remedy through friends and l thought !
would do no harm to give it a trial, s.
| did and must truly say it has done 4,
INC n world of good. i cannot saw TN N
much in praise for DR.. Grcenes Nei,rn
for nobody but God knows how mutS
good it has done for me-" :
People may well have confidence in D,
Grccne's Ncrvura, for it is the prescri,.
ton of the famous Pr. Greene, Is Wss
18th ST., New York City, who can be con.
suite d without charge at any time, ei,i,
pcrso nally or by letter. Consult hi,
freely, but be sure and use this wonderful
Ncrvura.ce
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-02-09
MUNYON'S II. Fl. r. CO.,
1905 Arch Street, Philadelphia.

OF age, it may be attended with serious
consequences. Mrs. Davis fell down 4
flight OF stairs, having missed her foot
ing, and escaped miraculously without
any broken bones. She was bruised
somewhat, but the shock she sustained
had the most serious effect.
The condition of Timothy O'Lcary, of
the Sixth ward, Il Wheeling Bridge &
Terminal brakeman who was injured at
the yards, near the Reymann brewery,
Tuesday afternoon. was not so serious
yesterday as reported, but he will have
Il hard time to pull through He was
struck by n projecting piece of timber
OH the bridge at the brewery, which
broke his nose and otherwise injured
him, and his escape from being killed
outright is considered remarkable.
President Raymond of the West Viz
Cinia University, was to have lectured
before the Wheeling Teachers Associa-
ton at the high school hall tonight. but
Superintendent ". II. Anderson, OF the
Wheeling schools, yesterday received n
telegram from the distinguished lectur-
er. stating his inability TO fill the en-
Gagement. owing 20 his enforced call to
Charleston 10 look after the 'varsity's
interests before the state legislature
He will lecture here. instead. on Friday
evening. February q.
Yesterday mornlnE Mt 2:i5 o'clock, there
occurred the death oc Huldah Blanche
eldest daughter of Mr.. and Mrs Ernest
Il. MctZnec. at, the family residence,
PIG Eoff street. The deceased was il
her nineteenth Year.and was an estiml-
bic young lady, whose un,imely demise
was the source of regret for large
circle OF friends. She was prominent
member of the German VI. Il. church,
and leading member OF the choir
Death was due TO typhoid fever. The
funeral will occur tomorrow afternoon
at o'clock, and the intetmcnt will be
DriVatp
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-02-09
The Cereal Combine,

AKRON, o., Feb. S.~Thc stockhold-
ers of the American Cereal company at
their annual meeting to-day accepted
the proposition of the new cereal food
trust for the absorption Of the Amcri
can and about ten ot!nr cereal COM
panics. The following directors of the
American Cereal company were elected:
C. l.. Newell. NJ. a. Hover, II. p. Crow
ell. Robert Stuart Thomas T.. Wells. j.
II. Andrews. james Parmalcc, Myron
r. Hcrrick ana Miner J. Allen. These
directors will only serve until the new
trust is In working order. about sixty
lu
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-02-09
Cuban Assembly Gc,ti,r Cav,

HAVANA. Feb. SIT Is reported tina,
at Il secret meeting Of the executive
committee Of the Cuban assembly It
not welcome General Maxine Gomez to
this city: that 1t will not be present
when he arrives in Havana, and further
that II General Gomez does not go be-
fore the committee and explain his rca-
sons for accepting the proposition OF
Robert p. Porter, the representative OF
President Mckinley without consult
ing the committee, he will be officially
notified upon the part Of the commit
tee to appear before 1t and explain his
conduct
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-02-09
Shown by the schncpf Thermometer
ats O'Clock this Morning The Nat
ural gas Supply has not Failed
Domestic Consumers yet, but There
is Shortage for Factorics-Thc leo
is Making Very fast in the River.
YESTERDAYS TEMPERATURES.

Wheeling Ia in the throes Of the cold
,,. ,,
"'' '''"' ii'o e.'eeN 'ne o'u
Town this season, anu the end IS not
yet. At . o'clock this morning the
Schrepf Thermometer .hoys q ,toprres
-, I,'l ]. Z ~ n.
o" "eeio' ana s'ift Aa'ii"s'
The zero mark was reached at mid
night, and at that hour the Temperature
as shown ~, two ro,,,rIo t,,ar,,o,,o.o.,
~ ~, ''''e ' ''t'
AT the suspension bridge toll house was
6 degrees below zero.
The midnight tempcrnture at Elm
Grove 49,,
80 VS. ees anu esiees was
reported from West bridgeport, across
the river.
No douht tho Scbnonr tbern,on,otor
'' 800
"iii iesistef u lower temperature, thah
. below later this morning, and at the
bridge tho tcmncrat,Ire will he about 4
.,o,,,.oo, :
%, i'"et.
Inc Jay opened with IA above regis
tered at a. IN. which had risen 10
II nj q ~, ,rhar tho ,roro,,,,. horo,
its grand tumbIinr not wifi, 4 degrnas
above ar m nr,or rl,,ch T. Voc do.
pressed nj he rota oT n dagrao nor bonr
TO midnirht - - NV,
last nJrht thor. vov ,,tt,o or NO wind
stirring and tha oytro,ma coId ,,.aotho,.
was not raIt co so,oroi, ne II m.o,,,d Vii,
a r,lo bIowinc uo,,.oror +ha tn,,, No.
ati,-o ,v,s FOO low. ror an -nr- donr ~
ioyrnnnt md tboro .,as ,;t,in ~ e m
sleirhinr and rar,. ro,v neonia 'woro nv,
thn Street. Thn ,nd,o,pos s az tha ~ o-'
aires anS ether r'Iaoas 81 nnr s.o ,s
80, o'.t P."S'S VI .'''t ~
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-02-09
The W. e u. L. Sale.

OF the sale of the Wheeling & Lake
Erie TO the reorganization committee,
the Toledo Blade says:
The most important feature of the sale
was an apparently unimportant remark
OF Mr.. Anon Goodwin, the attorney for
the reorganization committee. From the
gentleman's remarks in the presence OF
q group of newspaper men. Myron T.
Herricll will be president of the new
company. and Robert Blickensderfer
will be general manager. Mr.. Goodwin
said:
II do not anticipate that there will be
any changes in the management of the
road under the reorganization. The
present management has made a most
excellent showing, and. as 1 understand
it. 10 changes are contemplated"
This is a virtual admission that the
present receivers will be retained, and,
in that event. Mr.. Herrick will have
charge OF the finances of the property,
and Mr.. Blickcasderfer will be In active
charge OF the opera tons of the road.
This is the first intimatlon that has
come from an authoritative source. The
reorganization committee selects the
board OF directors, and the latter will
name the officers.
II. Z. Carleton, who was appointed by
Judge Taft as special master, began TO
read the notice of sale promptly at 70
o'clock to a small party of spectators
and the representatives of the reorgan-
ization committee, which had assem-
bied in the Wheeling depot. Judge
Doyle said informally: Let her co."
and the. special master began 10 read.
The notice OF the sale was 4 long one
and contained enough "saids," "afore-
saids" and 'whereases" 10 make the or
binary man dizzy In trying to follow
the sense OF the document. Boiled down
the property was sold to the highest
bidder, subject to 100000 divisional!
mortgages and interest OH The same,
amounting to about 100000 more, and
the current liabilities. This would run
the securities up to over seven millions.
At the conclusion of his readinu,
Special Master Carleton asked il there
we're any objections of notice 10 be scrv-
cd before the sale proceeded. City At
torney B. 3. Wood. of Norwalk, was
present. and proceeded to present his
city's claims FOR the maintenance of the
company's shops at that place. The
young man had his piece well commit
ted, and proceeded to give the special
master 4 history of the city's contract
with the Wheeling. and OF The proceed
inEs which No:wa!k had brought in
court against the road.
After reading another small notice,
Special Master Carleton assumed the
role OF an auctioncer.
How much am offered for the
road?"
The only bidder was A. ". Krech,
who arose and quietly said:
Il am authorized to bid one million
dollars for L. +. Adee and myself"
"One million dollars l am bid" cried
the special master. Zone million dol
lars, once-one million-twice-"
Here he passed, looked up the STAIR
way. as If expecting to see some one
burst through the door and cry 1.-TWO
milions."
One million-thrce tImes-and sold TO
Z. r. Adee and 4. w. Krech."
Without further fortnality. the party
walked out of the depot and took the
car for down town.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-02-09
"Booli or,hc ROYAL Blue"


Tho February issue of the Book OF the
Royal Blue, published by the Baltimore
q Ohio railroad, contains very in
structive article on THE Regular Army
Of the United States" by Major II. o.
llcistand, assistant adjutant general.
Major Heistand gives facts and figures
concerning the military department
since its organization. during the war
OF the Revelation. Some OF his statfs-
tics are vefy interesting. During the
Revolution the number OF individuals
actually in military service did not OK
coed 100000; in the war of 1872 thore
were 47l,G22. of which G2,G74 were reGu-
lars; In Tie war with Mexico. there
were 1921, OF which 42,li5 were rccu-
lars; In the war of the rebellion there
were 1853. lGS United States troops, OF
whom 1895 were colorcd, and G. .OO1
regulars, the total being 2,32G. 1GS: In the
war with Spain there were 2l9,035 vol
untecrs, Q0,lS9 being colorcd). and 3d..
GS2 regulars, u total OF 274,7l7. Mayor
Icistand also gives the number killed
wounded and lost and the deaths FINN
disease in each war, including the In,
dian wars. and other important facts,
ii. u. WclsGe"ber, late general mana
ger of the Wheeling e Elm Grove Rail-
way Company, has become foreman Of
motive power on the southern end OF
the Wheeling & Latte Erie road. and Is
located at the shops of the company on
the Peninsula
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-02-09
EASY WAY TO ECONOHIzE.
Make Your Old Clothing Like New
With Diamond Dyes.
Anybody Can Use These Simple
Home Dyes.

Do not cast aside dress. waist, or
Jacket simply because 1t is faded or Of
an Questionable color. Buy package
of Diamond Dyes and color 1t over. 1t
Is but little work to use these dyes and
they make new dress out OF an old
one. at u trihing expense.
Diamond Dyes are the simplest and
strongest of ali dyes, and can be de-
pended upon to make colors that are
fast and beautiful
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-02-09
THE RAILROADS..

The following officials OF the Balti-
more & Ohio railroad started on n trip
Of inspection OF the lines east of the
Ohio river yesterday morning. expect
ing TO be gone three or four days: Oscar
G. Murray. receiver; f. D. Under
wood, general manager; Thomas Fltz-
gerald. general superintendent Of lines
east Of the Ohio river; w. T. Manning.
chief engineer; Harvey Middleton, gen.
eral superintendent Of motive power,
and Andrew Stevenson. general freight
agent.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-02-09
The Tax Reduced.

DOVER, Del, Feb. S.-A resolution
passed in the lower house of the Della
ware legislature to-day reducing the
tax paid the state by the Baltimore G.
Ohio Railroad company from $4,000 to
$4,000 annually This amount is in lieu
of all taxes. The resolution caused q
heated debate, but it was finally passed.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-02-09

en- BIS General George Washington. 4
plane duet. Gottschalk's Last HOPE"
given by Miss Amanda Spell and Mss
Maud Noble. and Wc5er's "Inviia;ioa
DC tdtse as 4 quartet by Misses Ets
srice, Nettle 1.couhart. Annie shaw and
.Aooy Radcliffe. Interestingly varied the
programme. The vocal solo OF ias
evening was double number sung by
Mrs. Flora Williams, and was decided
gem. The club will give its next even
ms recital on March ..
This evening at the Carroll Club aud.
toSium, the pupils of Prof. Ricardo Rca
VIII figure in one Of their concer;s,wh'3
VIII doubtless prove rs enjoyable as is
several successful predecessors.
Lucy b. Hayes circle, Ladies Of tha
G. a. r., will give . musicale this
evening ut the McLain building. Al
excellent programme has been arranSea
under the direction of Miss Ruth Hal.
A social will follow ard dc!lShtiA
time is anticipated. No admission wilN
be charged, but n silver Offering will %
taken. The following is the p!V'
gramme:
't'iu SUN 'rs.s'.-.......
Prof. Cooper. =,
Little Ida Mcnamara. "a
meditation. ..r...... OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Miss Minnie Wynters. 81,
Vocal Solo. Our Brave L1tdS
Miss May Smith, ,,
Iiano Observation-Disclosures. gypsy D LA,
recitation. ........!...........lic Her SacE!"
Miss Hammond.
Soprano Solo. ..,...,.:......... SelttH4
Miss Ruth Hall. ,.,i
Piano Solo. .......,,.,.....,,,...,. selefi@
Miss Rose PinlSusS. -.
Contrnlto Solo...... Loves OLD, Sweet s's~
Miss Winters. -.,s,
Duet ..........,,........l Love phI luz
Miss Ruth Hall and Miss katherine
Acres. ,si
RCcitation,...... ..............,..,..sele e"'
Miss Hammond. c,d
Masters Harry Mayer and WilI'e
- King. ,,,
Accompa Elizabeth RIcRc''U'
and Miss Ruth Hall,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-02-09

Doctor !. Zachary Taylor. ono OF the
most prominent physicians OF Baltimore.
residing mt East Lanvalc street. says:
Nothing yet devised or invented by man
Is us good for catarrh US the treatment
applied through the agency OF Munyon's
Inhaler. From careful examination of
the principles OF the Inhaler and the direct
application of the remedy TO the seat of
the disease, I speak :. ,ndcrs for it as q
cure for catarrh arr onchlal troubles
1t will provo 4 most efficient remedy In
case OF dIphtherln or q sore throat"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-02-09
did MA WORLD on GlI1).'
7------ =,
MYSTERIOUS l:i sleepless, Run
Down, Faint and TREMBLING
Was Weak ThatI Could H,ml,
Climb Up a Pair of Stairs.
Dr.. Greene's Eeryura Is tho wen;.,t.l
Remedy Which Made Ne We'll,

Mrs. Jos. Fields, Lebanon, n. H. r., +.
:" / have been suffering for several ~, ~
with nervousness, heart trouble md I'm In
gcstion, and, in fact was so weak ,S l..s
could hardly climb up pair OF stoi,s !!
could not sleep nights, was all run io,,,
had faint spells and trembling fceli,sa,
and had very little appetite. l had M Il
sire for anything. had been undo 4,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-02-09
Il. & 0. Annual Meeting.

The annual meeting OF the stockhold-
ers Of the Baltimore &; Ohio railroad
company, which has adjourned from
month TO month since November 4, and
which was to have been held yester-
day, has again been postponed. this
time to February %.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-02-09
Society,",


Lats night at the Arlon hall. South
Side, a very attractive and elaborate So
clal function attracted the presence of n
large number of guests, including many
out-of-town people. 1t was 4 hop. COM
plimentary 70 Miss Helen Hardestv, Of
Canal Dover. Ohio. the charming guest
OF Miss Helena schwertfeger, OF the Is
land. 1t was given by Miss Schwert-
feger. Mrs. Jason C. Stamp and Mrs.
Charles Aul. The decorations, especi-
ally for the occasion. were handsome
and elaborate. The young people danced
until an early hour this morning.
Nine Grafton ladies, members OF the
ladies' auxiliary to the Grafton division,
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers,
paid a fraternal visit yesterday after
noon to steenrood lodge. No. 1o5. OF this
city, the auxiliary to Seabrlght division,
3. L. L. No. AT. The occasion was one
Of enjoyment and extreme congenIallty,
and the visitors were highly entertained
by the Wheeling ladies at their lodge
room. In the Pythian castle.
In the Grafton party were the follow
ing: Mesdames VI. ]. Hesslon. French
Helms. James Briedlau. Rufus Brum-
bau, William Myers. NJ. Flagel, James
Hunt, Patrick Moran and Thomas Ben
ninSton. They came to Wheeling yes
terday morning and were fhc guests of
Steenrod lodge last night. They will re-
turn to Grafton to-day. The visit had
no official significance and was purely
informal. The Wheeling ladies', in fact,
were not app:ised OF 1t until shortly be-
fore noon, but they put on an energetic
hustle. and contrived an entertainment
that did them proud. In the comfortable
lodge room, an impromptu musical pro-
gramme was rendered. and later re-
freshments consisting OF cake, ice
cream. coffee and other delicacies, were
served. The singing and dancing OF
little Essie WeIsgerber, daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. George Welsgerber, and
vocal solos by Miss Gertie Fritz. OF Ben
wood. were features. The attendance in
cluded Benwood and Bcilaire ladies',
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-02-09

Special Dispatch TO tho Intelllgencor.
WASHINGTON, D. c.. Feb. S.-Rep-
resentativc Dovener to-day recon-
mcnded D. L. McGinnis for appointment,
rs postmaster ut Rock Lick. Marshall
county. W. Va, and John +. Whetscl
for postmaster, at Knoxville, W. Va.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-02-09
All Druggists Sell Them.
PRICE Sl.OO.

Special exhibitions are being given
this week at
MclAIN'S NEW PHARMACY, cor. Eleventh
and Market streets.
CHRISTIAN SCllEEpF, cor. fourte cnth end
Market streets.
GElGtR'S ELITE PHARMACY, New Bridge
Corner.
Join KLARI, Coz. Sixteenth and Market
streets.
WILL ". IRWIN, cor. Twcnty.lourtIl and
Chapline streets.
c. MfNKEMlLLER. cor. Twenty.second and
Market streets.
BuRRIS EMER, HOSPITAL PHARMACY, cor.
Main and Sixth streets, Benwood, W. Va.
DANKWGRlH& NEY, 3246 Belmont street,
Beaire, 0.
BOWIE & CO., cor. Pike and Bank streets,
Bridgeport, 0.
Polite attendants Will be OIL duty all
day and evening to answer questions
and demonstrate Its value. Everybody
Is Invited to give this Inhaler IL free
trinl. No trouble to show It. You arc
welcome to Il treatment whether YOU
purchase or not. Tho cost Is only 81 100.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-02-09

Their, the earl OF Poulett, left him penll.
less, willing the estates TO the son Of Ia
third countess OF Poulett. In an endsi.
Nor to leave rs little as possible for hs
organ grinder son TO fight for. the e.
centric old noblcman. spent his nlonty
with reckless extravaganza, but in sp!'s
OF his productivity there Is Il handsome
fortune left, and only the house Of lord:
can decide who Is the rightful owner.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-02-09

The Best Prescription for Chills
and Fever is n bottle Of Groves Taste.
less Chill Tonic. 1t Is simply iron and
quninc In tastclcss form. No cure
no pay. Price, soc. tthsEw
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-02-09

Rough Dry Washed. SEARCHED nnd
Dyed . coiitS pCr pound.
flut Work, Washed and IrOncd, 8
cents pcr pound.
All iinnd work ilnishoa 10 ccnts por
pound. AT bfIT BROS.
: mthsi Homo Steam Laundry.