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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-02-06
Beware of Ointmcnts for Catarrh
That Contain Mercury.

As mercury will surely destroy the sense
OF smell ard completely derange the
whole system when entering Il through
the mucous surfaces. Such articles
should never be used except on pre-
scriptions from reputable PHYSICIANS, as
the damagethey will do is ten-fold 10 the
good you can possibly derive from them.
Halls Catarrh Cure, manufactured by
2. ]. Cheney & Co., Toledo. O., contains
no mercury. and is taken internally,
acting directly upon the blood and mu-
cous surfaces OF the system In 5uy-
ing Halls Catarrh Cure be sure you re:
the genuine. 1t is taken internally, and
made In Toledo. o.. By F. ]. Cheney &
Co. Testimonials free.
Sold by druggists. Price 10 cents per
bottle.
Halls Family Pills are the best.
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New York Sun: These are the names
OF the Democratic senators Who stand
ready to vote to ratlfy the treaty Of
peace next Mondag:
Clay. OF G. eorsia.
Faulkner. OF West Virginia.
Gray. OF Delaware.
Morgan, of Alabama.
Pettus. OF Alabama.
1t Is a list well deserving OF the last
ing honor II will receive in the history
of America. Especially does the patriot
ism OF these senators command the np.
piause OF their countrymen because they
are all from southern states.
They are Americans. They are proud
Of their country, Its achievements and
Its glories, and they will vote TO bring to
It a richly earned peace and secure for it
the prizes calamity won in victorious
war,
Moreover. they will presently so back
among their constituents with more
honor and Individual appreciation than
have in long time fallen TO any public
man.
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a great many imaginary publications
are being made as to what is going to
be done with General Miles by the
President. The President doesn't seem
to he personally taking any hand in any
of the plans that are the subject Of
sensational dispatches. lie Is Just and
fair In his conduct toward all officers.
and 1t Is not ut all likely that he favors
any of the alleged moves to supplant
the general. unless the board of Inquiry
should so recommend.
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Depends on Point Of View.

Louisville Courier Journal: The Ken.
tuckian who said politics is he'll" was
both truthful and epigramatic: but hell
is of vast geographic dimensions and
picturesque possibilities. 1t depends up
on the point Of view. Heaven being de-
scribed IN the political rernacular as
office, the political definition OF hell be-
comes simple and easy. -
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-02-06

The estimates MS 10 the cost Of con-
struc;ing the Nicaragua Canal vary
from sll5000.G to Sl5O.OOO. 900. How
different are the estimates OF the people
ms TO the value OF Hostcttcr's Stomach
Bittcrs for stomach. liver, blood and
kidney Diseases. II Is agreed every
where that this remedy Ia unsurpassed
for Indigestion. biliousncss. constipa-
tion, nervousness and slccplcssncss. 1t
is such an agreeable medicine 10 take.
II tastes good as well as does good.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-02-06

When Whcclingites awoke yesterday
morning and found the heaviest snow
of the season covering the earth there
was considerable surprise. The temper
aturc was not very low. but the snow
was there, and the church-gocrs' ranks
were somewhat depleted. Unless the
weather modcrates suddenly sleigh rid
lng VIII be the order Of the dny.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-02-06

Quay got another back eye in the
primary election Mt Lebanon for n sue
cessor TO State Senator Goblin. when
the antl-ouayItcs received l,S0O major
ity over the Quay candidate.
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The delay In the ratification of the
peace treaty is responsible for tho
trouble at Manila more than any other
one thing. The Philippines have got
ten It Into their heads from certain ex-
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-02-06

"Cheer up" Cheer up" the sparrows
chirp:
The clock ticks out. Hope on" Hope
on"
And in the sky Crimson splash
Proclaims the nearness OF the dawn.
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Beautiful Forms
and composition

...... Are not made by chance. nor can
...... they over IN any material bc made
......'at rmnll expense. a competition
1890 Tor chcapncss. and not for excel
49,. lcncc OF workmanship. Is tho mos;
...... frequent and certain cause of tho
...... rapid decay and entire dcs,ruc-
$500. tlon OF arts and manufacturers.
1888. For best (Which Is tho chcapcsO
...... work. tho In,clllscaccr Job Print.
$3.50. Ing ofl!co is the place 10 90.
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All. let him who has sown the seeds
That shall bring forth a crop some DAY
Cheer up and hope and look ahead
For blessings that may come his way
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CTho INTELLIGENcER embracing Its
several editions. Is entered in tho Post
office. at Wheeling, W. Va. as second
class matter)
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InteIIleencer Publishing Co.,

JOHN FREw, Pres. and Bus. Manoaer.
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dc~r hy the local dealers fer delivery IL reund .u.s
O. rhe dock aud in tie car ST seattle;
arair-tssss. $as-s. harley 81. 81; wheat CHICKEN
feed. SIS hsss. sla; shorts SIS
asy-prret seana. Sss- Eastern wasA,rSscr
urnoshy sl2Gls; Alfalfa. s. - per saa.
Esgs-Strsstly fresh ranch. .N~
ltUtter-F Fresh rsnch. ltiEs. creamery, S&-c
fe'litry- t'hicseas iive, M sprsnx s1s5A Sol:
TURKEYS lac; geese. tx: lacks Ess 50 asx
Lave stosk-Cagses REF cattle csws. sssf-
Steers t.fsc ehosee sheep srssc: sso~i hoeS issr
~; hogs. dressed. ssc; calves. dressed Large &.
x-nsn- *. calves. live. lArgs. sc; small sc
Hides, teits and wool HEAVY sound ssi,ed ste@ss
ever 81 rs -; medium. ssnnd. per - SC: nsat
soAaa under = -, 'tc; COWS, sound. al wrsshs
9-c stsss osal's and oSea, s.slsse salsed sips =.
calves ye- 2. SO: green hides X le<s than .aite:
dry hides. per =. tie. dry enI.s u,sthirsi ~
summer DEER, pef b. 1alSc winter deer d+s LA
isc: pGeery deer. ssiac: DRY sik SsslAc. green eli
ksAc; sheer pSits. &Ss1S y. ssrsraings No.
Eastern Washington woos. sc; Western Washington
Ss2L lie; dirty O. timber burned, lie. taiiow, q
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CHICAGO MARKETS.


CHICAGO oer- Z Wheat opened s.rvnS ART
srsisc Complaints N damage sy 1rcush IN the
Southwest ard .he hieaer Livsrpxsl cables, not
~fthstansinS the downward tendency II the rnssket
here fo- the lsst wek. caused change il ssDSs-
r.sut Bsytas heavy fsvn the outset and.
osertass scarc~ the market 500 ss,se call
axa~ss rru1t taking and selling by holders 4
privileges Cstsd sssxAs reaction after hall eeaat
had been assri 20 the efsniaS advance. hut, ~
cert has begun - shes aecftsd strength. sa1<ts
escams aaxiaas zad - ec~r-. oGtssae burning
fastened the Hp;g-u that followed and the fwscs
tended upward The remainder - TIE se<saoo. ;hs
market eassn< stroeg a; TIE rest Prise ~ the DAY.
4 smaller increase II the sisihle sapriy than ex-
TsSfeS and liberal cesEAnsss hespes. IL MAINTAIN
the advance. Decenher opened shade higher 81
ssfa-ac ssssnee3 30 so3c sold 81 10 sase sad all
waved - .aiasesS az the eieSe.
Germ started ssrong aud sept improving little
rsh; alopS until wsthia haI hour fruua the
ele~s. ~aen preat ;as,as checked the advance, Re
ports II fcs~ yies an. large decrease in STICKS.
coupled With the heavs caFrens requirements 1t
tsstA domestic and tCgvssn consumption, was TIE
hSsss IL the markets strength pex~sateF elred at
sIsa5l.c
uats snled 9a,ei Aaa the advance dse almost
entirely - sympathy With cora december ad-
ysnesSs -2sazSae AT The dose
High prisrs fig haSs and xcsi cash demand
strengthened pTeyisioHs The advance In earn was
a further encouragement and moderate Ssin wss
easily established 3anGsr. gSsk Chased gs~ higher.
January lard aud ribs s4c higher
The heading futures ranged follows:
NJ Highest Closing
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THE SEATTLE MARKETS.

Rasiness was fairly gnod today cn Western Az
e''e. In spite Il the rainy weather alI aav There
vas good demand for California fruits as they
have t~en short foT days The steamers cargo
Of 'rst was made ~ principally If grapes and &E-
pies
GRAPES sers very plentiful Thu California min
nent WAS az sale, besides = Eastern Concrrss
which arrived SATURDAY. The market showed signs
of being little osefStecked, ihes dla p0t sell
as rsps1iy a. was expected. Tbs tiGe probably
q The Geld weather The average Price ranged from
oec 70 Ese; a. neither Of the shipments IN FIRST
Class condition.
Apples sold readily at gao,ed prices. The supply
was net large enough. and the market vas frTa IN
consequence. A consignment from Eastern wasA-
inston is due here tonlosrow.
ogher fruits were rather scarce. with very little
demand for them.
Cranberriss are selling better The cold weather
and me opening Il the game seasca la. Increased
the demand. II is expected that they viii be ose
III demand within short ttnas AS result the
commission niea are laying In isrge stocks
The vegetable market which has been variable all
summer, is becoming sfner Thsre is coed demand
iar potatoes cahhase celery. oniens and other vese
tables az quoted prices
Esss have advanced once more. Commission men
are paving sc and &c tog fresh ranch eggs. AMI
a, This pree the uarks, continues am re-
advance Is due 10 the fact that they are no; pien-
tituI. and people have them Butter remains
the same and good sales sre being made
The poultry market Is recovering sorrswhAt fr,sn
It's dernoraliyed condition. although the iabhrs are
afraid that IL viii diop again !! heavy shipments
sent iu
Thers has been an adrance in all kinds Of grocer
les and canned goods The advanced prices hare nos
yet been received Even coffee. which has been
steady for 81 long a time. has gene ug,. This il
said 10 be t1e 70 the fact that there has been
hight Ct kind which has fallen upon the cot
Zee crop in Brazil. and coffee will cogns from
there this season. There has been an advance ia
New York already this account
soap viii also advance, as there has been raise
Of Is per cent in resin and . per cent in sal soda
two Of the componenfs Of most soaps.
Canned goods will rise because this years mack
has not been up 20 expectations. txecers. even AZ
This carly date, fad it difficult TO get large orders
flied.
The fish market is strens. The salmon is dis
appointing. and the local markets pourly sup
Piled. The first catch CT Alaska halibat arrived
yesterday.
Other markets remain practically the same
q % 70
PURCHASING PRICES.
The following prices being offered to the pro-
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LIVE STOCK MARKETS.


CHICAGO. Oct. 23-The prevailing features of the
cattle market today showed very little change from
those noted for time past Offerings that
Al prime quality sold satisfactorily. bat com
m,ss, ard middle grades rls< weak and loo lower.
Coed 70 fancy grades brought. IS s0sS 20: common
to medium, tia4a5: sockers aud feeders. 81 80
asa cows and bulls sss2 63: Texans s. DaA. 10:
calves. NSaa6 SO
There active trade in hogs early in the DAY
At an advance at &c. hut this all Loaf and tho
market closed weak Fair tc prime lots Sold af
81 s2sos 50. heavy packers. - sstsae: mixed. a lNG
44ai, hutehcts 81 istfi sss light weights. 81 iaG
AS pigs, H1sAn
Trade In sheep and lambs active and steady.
Inferior choice yearing~. sac4 %. Western rang
srs. xsa< feeders. $Asass66. prime lambs. 81. ;5t
SIS
Receipts Cattle. 1900. hogs. 5000: sheep. Iseoo.
Omaha.
OMAHA. Oct Z5~CsttIs-RsceiTts soa. MARKET
salnc lower Native beef steers. NstS %; Western
steers $tat So and heifes. s. sAt 80: eanners.
81 ,s42 So stockers and FEEDERS 81 ss4 So calves.
yGas 60
Hoxs~R Receipts. sSn Market 24asc higher. Hsssy.
81 laaS 20: MIXED. s. lssa4 IA; light - shssso: buih
Il sales. s. lscsai ia
she<p- Reseacss sNo Market steady. Far to
choace Westerns s. eas3 IS; common and sfoch
sheep, s. saas 60: lambs. 81 saas
60 CO e
NEW YORK MARKETS.
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NEW YORK MARKETS.
General Quotations.

NEW YORK oct ~ Flour Receipts. = -
bsrreis: exports IBIS Market arrncr
Wheat Receipts, ss.i1i bushels; exports. ss.sf.
Spot arm No ? red. Zee c. b. afna. spot OPP
tons opened arm a. decline The market advanced
&c FROM the iew point and closed strong at net
advance u tsfe. March eioesd II Tsie. May AZ Taor
and December fsac
Wut--stesdy.
Hops Dull
coffee Options eioeed steady y0ais prints higher.
Sales. q 70 bags including Sfeemt~r AZ *tc. be-
cernher 51s e5.o sBd January 1895 iSe SpS-kio
frrns- Ad-Fifrner
Sugar Raw arrn fair refining ,3isc; erntfifa-
sal. ~ test. 5 ise- Refined steady.
Visible Grain supply.
The statement - the sssihle supply II grain in
store and afost on Sasurfiss October a.
piled hy the Sew York Produce Exchange Il - t.
Iowa: II n
Wheat. ~ SIS 600 bushels increase. IL 30. 800
Oats S.Tas ga hssshes decrease. ~ Oo
Rse .N3 600 bushels. Increase. Ss.DD
Harley 10 10 bushels. nsresse. 40 40 hnsheiA
Coen n.o~s 40 bushels: decrease. 49, 800 hashels
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FOREIGN MARKETS.


NEW YORK &c. C The Commercial Afves-
sieers london esbI~grstn says,
The se-sisrn here today tie repetition Il Sat
ar'isT's The Americans booming and other securisiss
hstnx aasst and che.Ffg gsins 10 The Influence a
further BTitish sietasie@ ia South Aria Invest
tnsss xasanftte. r.isfesd the sfsfnes~ appreH
tseslsoss. q the s-ect - the budget 20 he
seated this evening which ~ l. Understood will call
for Gissaa TIE chancellor - the srcneaaes
ia TIE house u cezanfsss. said 20 TIE eTeet thss
tho estimated surplus fs< the t.csi spsis b
e sooS He aoosaipsiy pfopo~e.i g. rsise 500"
90 by treasury bills suggesting that there vii -
isrstian a pseseni This announcements
late tn fhs Eftrrsf-sr
tssgssls tassrhsa t9ss and cie@sd at i1s
Americans arm sasasit parity. tIu Ssw Yerh
oaeFatiens caused a sharp rails The etn~iax prices
the strongest features we're is'sissisis Ssshsiis
sal iEaan fstihs Issues aAa Atehison preferred
ie'na0. aessrsF va. nfa iaiieh iniFfessra it.s bs
In ,hss s%iss aisacst excls4siTsiy ssfasd 10
sristrsss huases
metal Tiasss srys St Ansssa1As Ssre - Ltshs
II IS ard BSat1tss s iE. MAR vas sAag.
Hr~Rdstuns.
IJXFRPsoI. ttes Z-wt~st- srv. sssy. Fu-
tafe- sssAdg. i'scvz~r. IA I'D March, r. u; Maj.
Cow rassrs. easg November. is III; p-cru.ber.
p "a. J.sasry = III
TIE iep'ss. q ss.' .s,a ia's,s..@ aa =. Ne
'srs. trsa Pacific r@rss. none. sTan osssr EorsA.
q 80 quarters
bv'sn iassr*sen, asR.toss esrzess "a p.s~sse.
sxssss sf.a nssasc'ed 40 standard California.
Iusoet. iHts InG,ea hjag5esa. Wheat. ~ .Se
sasssyf~rs. sesss. - 20 bsFrt1s
vast am6 Sagr J@s~@s~ 20 United Hinsaom.
/ 10 80. 20 seztlss1f. LAO -.
Closing Quotations
LOSDoS. oct 2 --fsnaelsa fasse, ~ suias
Gsesse EzsEsysssi. = ssethesa Psessa lssf-rref.
- AfsAtsesa. "a Grad rfsns a. Asseessis -
Bar sliFsr s1ss9g al 80 Aanrs. -, cent
TO CHICAGO F0g Nsp
Effective September f2sh The Northern
Pacific Will make rate Of aei - 70 cnica-
&C.. and correspond nx red 3ct.on 10 all
Eastern points You viii sDf u 10 your
.dsaassgs 10 sraVsi over this line
THE MOST POPULAR LINE between
St Paul and Chienae In ihs Chicago. Mil
wxuke@ A. 81 Paul Railway.
Try This ~ Troubled with Rkea-
our i.ttse toy wss a.sict>4 with rh~ursa-
usru In MS knee. ard 81 times unable 20
ust re t0of g tzs Sssor. W. tried in vain
everything ~- could hear ~ thai We
thoaxa. so1is hsip hin. Ne alsaos; gave
Gp 10 4esr&&r. wssn sSass ore advised us
50 trg Chamberlain Pain BALM We IA
40. ard taS svs- bottle gave 10 Hialca relief
.ssat sos 4 seGoE6 Ore. ard. 20 our
,Ssrprtse * czs~es him .auns snS wsti -
J T Baya Pastor Christian Ctaarch, Gso-
:fssss. kA<A Far saIe BY Al! csa'srs
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On the Produce Exchange ttsiay the butter market
duh hat steady crerneary. i5us.c: dairy lSlsc.
Steady; frreh, 1870.
Cheese strong. creamery, laalSic.
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LGsAL NOTICES.


= !, hereby given 10 me eiecisrs o.
= a seattle. school disifict no, 4.
g 81 te:g,1fy. state OF Washington. ,Hat
s.s~szy. ttS an DAY Of november.
- sefFral election wards into
80 school district Is oiv'deu a
z, rnf0i election vii bs heid AT ms
sItesian voting places hereinafter
- scf the purpose % e1tcIieti shesr
a. folsowina officers Of SAID school
8 ,s-vis. Two school directors Tor
Il .srrn of three years
. : hereby further given thar me
/ sasieg In each OF tne several wa ds
.sesI district a. said general cleo
s se ~ follows:
Of the Syndicate addition 70 me
ssss,,le and In room on second u Dor
s.s,sa block, corner of Yesler way
'sss.sassi avenue.
- Rainier school building. sit
s,.rk No. IL of the Jackson gttect
! 5 the city Of Seattle.
xssl-T. +. Minor school building.
AZ hloek No. Is of the Rcnton addi-
IA rs,y o, Seattle. and at he l a
80 ha.id!ng on block II Eastern sd-
~ city OF Seattle.
= ssrt-tyentrai school building, sit
srssF ef Seventh avenue and Madison
xra-tyii St Marks church. corner
ssesas and Olive street.
& rasi-penny school building. sit
| ansr o. Fifth avenue and Battery
"a Tafi-cascade school building.
T<nsr Howard avenue and Thomas
4 Columbia school building block
AUS addition 10 ne city of Seattle.
= ysra-Mercer school building, sit
saex ~ Of MERGERS second addition
81 Of seattle.
NIP. r. Day school building.
= block ~ OF r. r. Days la
sisi;ion Ia the city Of Seattle and
s.hool building. block Il. Latona ad-
ss,:ag places viii be open to receive
.s1 Z N. 10 o'clock y. m. OF tho
ar.
szsx whereof have. hereunto set
H. asi Affixed the seal OF the city Of
shsI district No. I. In King coun-
" 4 Washington. this. tho 18th day
ssf. l. p. 1925
LYMAN BANKS.
Secretary Board of Directors.
b. REGISTRATION NOTICE
kastsa books are now open from
sasr n. In the Comptroller Of
"a Hall
= snpliance with sec. Is, Safe
AS registration will close Wed
~ 1zsssr T. ana remain closed ua-.
si.u yoy, :. on which latter day
Nm I'll be open
LYMAN BANKS.
eecs'y. School Dist. No. /.
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MARKET AND TRADE REVIEW.

Seattle. Wash. o.. = 1874
Exthaases ~ TIRE Seattle Tsr4s-n. $rsoksrs IA
Portland Clearing houses today wers.
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Ffcur-stssdy
whes, Ne : spring. ess-ie; No. sprins. s4ef.ac:
Ne, : red. Tpsasikc
CoTn-So. > ykassie.
Oats No, 3 z.as@ic: Ne, white. sdr; No ,
white. Sc
Rye No g. 3~
Bsriey-No e. 3stitSc.
Flax seed-No J. 81 NJ
Timothy seed Prime SS
Mess psfk-P harfoi. s, a8f g.
Lard Per 100 9s, S. @assis 3
short tihs Sides. loose. a.Aas H.
Shoulders Dry saltsd bored SaJs Ia
spes Short clear, boxed. S. sSa5 50
Whisky Distillers' anished rnssis. per gal. $l0
sugara-tut loaf. ssoc: grsnulatesi. 5isc.
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- re CONTRACTORS.

I~-s s,vs,sa TO supply steamer
49, s...,s for one year with first
d ~ wood. rate. go cords Der
-. as.ysry 70 begin January i. lsst;
ss ,noored Flyer dock. and
~ IS her crew: rate. Il to q
,srht. payments cash for num-
80 taken each night ny steamer
farther Information. call on
~ v,er FLYER. Seattle. Wash: Ad-
1910 ~ Columbia River e. Pu-
s Navigation Company. Port
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THE MOST POPULAR LINE bet weeu
St Paul and Chicago In ihs Chicago, Nil.
wxuke~ A. 81 Paul Railway.
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Nm AND OFFICE rlxrrnEs

SHonER. sie-6a0 rsrs, ave.
Office ana bar axturea,
sss.ss saeer and steamboat work
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ASBESTOS GOODS.

M.
worh. boiler ard pipe COW
PeeAty. De Sofia Deus sinS
user wharf. Seattle
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Effective September fzsh the SoFthsrn
rattse vii! make a rate Of a4s 70 70 Eaica-
e.. AMI correspond nx red 1ct.on 10 all
Eastern points yog viii sod u 10 you
advantage 10 travsl over this line
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= GRANT. expert accountant.
nfms, corporations, counties.
assined, opened. closed. errors de-
spnadsn;iai. Is Colman block.
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.|[SS DIRECTORY.


d ELLIOTT Studio. 81 Boston
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ARTIFICIAL LIMBS.

- ~~>---~----~-~---~--~---~~--
Tilted 10 your particular case
sSoefg Artificial Limb Co, Il
az building.
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liant career. Three university professors
have been elected from their chairs, or have
had their functions suspended, on the score
OF alleged sympathy for DREYFus. Col.
PIcoUART, one Of the most promising OIL
GERS in the French Army, has been con-
signed to prison on technical charge.
The names OF EsTERHAzY and DU Patty DE
CLAM have become synonymous with In
fanny. Three other men. Col. HENRY.
LEMERC1ERPrCA and LoR1MIER, are
dead, by suicide or murder.
The baleful operation Of the Dreyfus az
fair Is due, PROFESSIONALLY. to the fact that
1t was conceived in malignity and fraud.
One lie has involved another, until a huge
scaffolding Of perjures and forgeries has
been reared upon the original crime.
Thereis as we have said; but just one way for
France to rid herself Of frightful incubus,
and that is by Fighting the primal wrong.
We believe that this conviction Ia now
shared by majority OF clear-sighted
FrenChmen.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-06-01

and promises made now In the name Of the
West, you are doing about as much as two
otherwise loyal and patriotic Republicans
can do to ,mperil the success Of the Repub-
loan party In the all-important Presidential
election OF next year.
Proceed theoretically by all means with
your respective campaigns but proceed as
Republicans contendlng for q legitimate
prize OF ambition. not as Westerners seek
ing to promote personal ambitions by set
ting one section against another.
We have taken the liberty to address you
directly and plainly on this subject, and We
feel ourselves all tho more free 30 to do be-
cause THE SUN does not care one little cop
per coin whether Mr.. REEDS successor
halls from the North, South, East or West,
so long as he is Republican Of the right
sort and that means at this time an Ad-
mnistration Republican, and consequently
an American Of tine right sort.