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single company; this will be such a
one as Is. usually accorded an entire
regiment So much the better. When
Wheeling sets about to do anything
patriotic she doesn't half do It, but
make 1t a memorable occasion and
complete success.
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Cholly-I was walking down the ave-
moo. dcah boy. when common woman
allowed her beastly Howerpot TO fall
on me head.
RcEEy-Iow painful!
Cholly-It wasn't the pain, deah boy,
1t with what the dwcdful woman
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Rcggy-Whnt did Hhe say?
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GsTATE OF WEST VIRGINIA. OHIO,
- County. IS.
In the Circuit Court Tor said County.
Agnes McAdams VS.. L. E. Hirst. admin
!strator OF the estate OF Samuel N.
Hlrst. deceased. and others.-1n Cham
Gerry.
BY virtue OF n decree made by said court,
In the above entitled cause on the Goth
day OF May. 1ssp, tho undersigned. APP
pointed special commissioner for the
purpose, vii! sell at the front door of tho
court house of snid county, on AZ
SATURDAY, JULY s. 1899.
beginning at 10 O'Clock n. m. the follows
Ing described property. that is 10 say: Lot
No. ~ az designated on the plat OF W. v.
ltoge's subdivision OF lot 3 OF the Edg-
iis;tOn farm. which Is more fully described
as fronting Sis feet on the road running
with the Wheeling & Elm Grove motor
line, and 20 feet on the alley In the rear,
tho north line extending eastwardly with
the south line of lot No. &C.. 162 feet to
the said alley. and the south line with
the street lG97 feet 10 the said alley.
TERMS OF SALE-Onc-third. and as
much more OF the purchase money US tho
purchaser elects 10 pay, in cash on tho
day OF sale. and the balance of the pur-
chase money In two equa! instnllmen,s at
SIX and twelve months, notes bearing in-
tcrest from the day OF snlc to DO given
for the deferred payments.
W. J. W. COWDEN,
Attorney for Plaintiff.
l hereby certify that John W. Adams
s2SSia, commisisonGr. has given bond w!,lp
law and said decree OF sale
2el-&e G. II. llENNING. Clerk.
G FATE OF WEST VIRGINIA. OHIO
In the Circuit Court for said County.
T No
walker, Jr.. and others-In Chancery.
by virtue OF decree made BY said
court IN the above entitled cause on tho
I'D day OF May lS@9. the undersigned.
nnro!nted a special commissioner Tor tho
pnrnoSe, will sell ut the front door Of tho
court house OF said county on
SATURDAY. JULY $. 1879.
ih,esinnsnE, at 10 o'clock n. m. the follow
Ing described real estate situate In WASH
ihston district, In Ohio county, West Vr-
gina, fronting on the east side or Coal
street. described MS fo!lows Thirteen feet
o.. 81 me. south side OF lot No. II OF Bush
ing. said - feet running back from Wood
street like width OF Is feet alons tho
south side of said lot No. II, In depth OF
said lot No. II.
Also lot or parcel OF land. being Il
part OF lot 10 In Bushheld and McMcchcn's
aIGitlon 10 the city OF Wheeling.
TEXANS OF SALE-Onc-th!rd, anu na
much more OF the purchase money ns tho
purchaser elects to pay. In cash on tho
day Of sale. and the balance In two equal
inStal lmcnts ut six and twelve mopths, tina
purchaser giving his notes. bearing inter-
est from the day OF sale. for the deferred
payments JOHN W. ADAMS.
W. J. W. CowDf5N,
Attorney for Plaintiffs
hereby certify that John W. Adams.
special commissioner, has given bond.
with security. by me as required by law
and said decree OF sale
tei,wc c. II. HENNlNG, Clerk.
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With the temperature lowering about
the 100 mark there Is no use to COM
plain. Those who are forced to keep
right along with their daily duties. just
as they are at all other seasons Of the
year, will have to endure the discom-
forts as cheerfully as possible. Man
must earn his bread by the sweat OF his
brow. but there are several months In
the year that he is exempt from the
law. In these days. now beginning.
nature gets even with him by including.
not only his brow In the sweating pro-
cess, but his whole system.
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Canada and Uncle Sam.

Some American papers fancy they see
an easy settlement of the boundary dis
pute between the United States and
Canada, which is the subject Of SO
much discussion and Is becoming IN
embarrassing question. The settlement
proposed does not involve the merits OF
the case, but is revival Of the old idea
Of Canada coming into the family of
the United States. The New York Sun.
for instance, In leading article holds
that the boundary dispute shows "the
monstrous absurdity OF the existence OF
u boundary" 1t doesn't understand
why there should be boundary or any
other matter for the two countries to
wrhagle over, and says:
The people OF this republic and of the
Dominion are at heart the same, and In
their origin akin. They speak the same
language. and their social order is
founded on the same principles. In this
respect England Is also like Canada
and the United States, but Canada. and
the United States have an unequalled
bond In being side by side on the same
continent. s....5
Was people ever before so cold to
the land It lives in? Was there ever
country so stubborn on enemy Of itself
as Canada?
The Sun Is an ardent supporter of the
expansion idea. and 1t Is only natural
that 1t should be favoring the idea OF
the annexation OF Canada. Granting
that the proposition Is wise, and 1t is
undoubtedly popular with many Amer
leans and Canadians. 1t is not likely
that it would be violently opposed by
our so-called anti-imperialist friends,
since their main objection to the Phil
ippinc policy is that 1t is distant and
separate territory. They justify the
annexation of Texas and all our great
western country which was ceded to us
from France and Mexico. on the ground
that they We're not detached territory
and were naturally part of our coun-
try. Canadian annexation might be
advocated on that same ground.
As 10 the general benefit to Canada
In the event of annexation, the Sun suy-
gests that the day after Canada dis
cards a foreign governor general, ard
chooses her own governors. as do the
states Of the American Union. her lam
guor and subordinatlon will change Into
life. prosperity and power, and In rails
Ing her own flag-the stars and stripes
she will feel the first thrill of patriot
ism" The question Is asked how much
longer the great northern territory IS
going to leave the citizens OF the United
States the monopoly Of being Ameri-
cans. The question Is pertinent to the
subject, but mora pertinent one is.
how Is all this glorious result to I've
brought about? What will England
have to say about It? And would the
people Of Conada be willing?
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In view OF the fact OF the Queens ap-
proaching visit to the continent. Eng
lishmen are especially Interested In her
majesty's health. It Is announced that
her hearing has grown acute and her
cyesIght keener. Youthful faculties In
old age depend merely upon the health.
The blood should be kept pure and
the stomach sweet with Hostettcr's
Stomach Bitters. I, cures indigestion,
constipation. bIl!ousness. nervousness,
liver and kidney troubles, as well ms
malaria and fever and aguc. It Keeps
people young.
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DRoBATE OF WILL

DRoBATE OF WILL
Office Of the Clerk OF the County Couro
of Ohio County, State OF West Virginia.
In the matter of the probate OF the last
VIII and testament OF James L. Hay,
deceased.
The object of the petition filed in this
matter on the 9Th day OF June, 1879. Is TO
have admitted to probate a paper writ
Ing ,purportinS to be the will OF James
/. Hay, deceased, bearing dato the 18th
day OF january. 1895. And it appearing
from nm affidavit filed with me in my
office that Fred. Leslie Hay, JneZ -
and - -. her husband, and
Presley E. Hay, Interested persons. ara
non-residents OF this state, Il is ordered
that they do appear Of my office. In the
city OF Wheeling. In the county and state
aforesaid. within one month after the date
OF the first publication hereof, and do what
Is necessary to protect their interests In
said matter The hearing o. said petit
tlon Is set for the 9Th day OF July. 1889,
ut 10 o'clock n. IN.
RICHARD ROBERTSON. Clerk.
JAMES P. ROGERS. Attorney.
Published the first time June I, 1892
jc,-we
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Tomorrow Wheeling will welcome
home from Cuba Company G. OF the
Fourth United States Volunteer Infan-
try. and It is going to be welcome
that will make the hearts of the officers
and men feel good Such home-com
Ing reception has been seldom given to
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There was CONSERVATION among Wall
street brokers Monday over n report
that Russell Sage had died suddenly
from the effects Of excessive heat. But
Russell himself denied the story and the
commot.on subsidized. Russell Sage
doesn't permit his blood to become
fatally warm.
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TELEPHONE NUMBERS,
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HE INTELLIGENCER.
WHEELING. JUNE Z. 1893.
Henderson to be Speaker.

d AS predicted by the Intelllgencer some
weeks since. the western Republican
Representatives In the new Congress
have been able to control the matter OF
the election OF the new speaker. At
tentlon was called to the effect that
Colonel Henderson. of Iowa. might be
able to obtain sufficient strength among
the westerners to make his selection
practically certain, since they consti-
tutcd virtual majority of the Repub-
lean side of the house. But Colonel
Henderson has done even better than
that. Not only did ne receive an over
whclming endorsement from the west
ern representatives. but eastern leaders
have come to his support in order that
the choice may be AZ harmonious and
unanimous as possible. The practical
decision of the New York representa-
tivcs TO vote for Henderson, instead OF
Sherman rs was intended. is due to the
general sentiment for Henderson. whose
election Is regarded as inevitable
This practically settles the contest In
advance OF the meeting Of Congress,
and averts anything like n possibility
of L wrangle or @ prolonged struggle
over the control of the house or among
candidates for speaker. The situation
will have a double effect. 1t shows
clearly that there is unity and har-
mony of feeling among the Republicans
OF the new Congress. and n desire to
avoid anything that might be construed
rs fractional contest. 1t also shows
that the purpose is to choose speaker
who Is in perfect accord with the ad-
mirstration. In order that the Presi-
dent may not be embarrassed by an an
tagonistic house in the settlement OF
the great questions which are TO come
before the Congress for final action. and
which will have so vital n bearing on
the future history OF the country.
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Out in Lewis county n blcycler. who
was beginner and had not learned to
guide his wheel properly. caused the
death Of two persons, the fatal Injury
women, and the Gripping of child, by
attempting to pass a carriage contain
Ing the victims In a narrow road on q
hill side. The driver stopped his horses
at one side of the road, and requested
the wobbly wheelman to dismount. The
young man would not do this, the wheel
ran against one OF the horses. and there
was a runaway. with the above result.
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BEGIN to-day to eat Wheeling Bak
cry Bread. Costs no more than COM
mon broad -
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1t has at last been decided that the
steamer Paris. recently wrecked on the
Manacle rocks off Cornwcll. Is n total
loss. and the insurance adjusters have
given up all hopes. The underwriters
will bear great deal of the loss Incur
red by the wreck of the big steamer.
They will be obliged to pay over mill
lion dollars on the ship alone.
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British troops stationed at Halifax
which blood was shed. in resistance of
an order to have their hair cut in n par
ticular way. They were finally over
powered. but there ls no telling what
may happen to the BARRIERS who UNDER
take to carry out the haircut order.
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A Lib KINDS OF PLAIN AND FANCY
N printing. An entire new line OF GAIN
Plies OF Ball Programmes, Tickets md In
Job Printing Oillc0,
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Our foreign exports this year" says
the Register, will! probably foot up
sl.500.000.O0O And yet the Republicans
used to talk about the home market be-
ing supreme and sufficient There are
two points In this simple assertion, and
both OF them are retroactive. SO far as
the political application Is concerned.
No Rpublican or protectionlst ever con-
tended that the home market was "su-
preme and sufficient" In the sense the
Register uses the term.
The contention was that protective
tariff was designed to prevent the home
market from being flooded by the pro-
ducts of cheap labor in Europe, in COM
petition with the products of our Amer
lean producers. The great resources OF
this country. it was urged. would in
time be developed by this wholesome
policy to n point when. not only would
the accomplishment OF the main pur-
pose be realized. but our products would
command the attention and patronage
VI lOltlSH IIo llaS
come to pass. Within month past the
British manufacturers were reminded
OF this very forclhly by Mr.. Andrew
Carnegie, In an interview which APP
peared in Birmingham and London
papers.
The second point, which is retro
active. is that the Register, innocently
perhaps. by Its admission of the wor.
derfuI development Of our export trade
with foreign countries, which will this
year reach the unprecedented figure of
one and half billion dollars. destroy
the former contention Of the Democracy
that the tariff policy OF the Republican
party was an invulnerable wall which
would keep us out OF the markets OF the
world. That was the foundation OF
every argument for free trade. When
the Dngey bill was pending the Demo-
cratic opposition in Congress and the
Democratic press, solemnly assured us
that II was worse than the Mckinley
BILL" and that It would bring about n
retaliation from Europe that would
keep US out OF the foreign markets.
How false these predictions were the
Register admits in the little paragraph
above quoted
To make stronger the point of the
falslty Of free trade preditions concern
Ing the foreign trade. brief COMPARE
son liz in nrler On the vroun1S nhnve
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HYGEyA DAIRY.
MAYORS PROCLAMATION.

Wheeling people are DESTROYS OF well
coming home Company G, OF the Fourth
lmnunes. and as the head OF the mu-
nictpal government, ! take pleasure in
earnestly requesting our citizens to deco
rate their homes and places OF business
With flags and bunting on the day Of tho
lenlOnst ra ion
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GOOD bread Is half meal. Always
Ect Wheeling Bakery tin seal bread.
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GTATE OF VEST VIRGINIA. OHIO
- County. IS.
IN the Circuit Court Tor said County.
Agnes McAdams VS.. 7. E. Hirst. admin.
.strator of the estate OF Samuel N.
Hlrst. deceased, and others.-1n Cham
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THURSDAY. JUNE 8.

would also recommend to business men
and other employers OF labor n suspension
OF business during the hours set apart for.
the demonstration, 10 4. m. TO / D. m.
ANDREW Y. SWEENEY. :,
lei - - Nnynr
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(The INTELLIGENcER embracing It's
several editions, Is entered in the Post
Office Mt Wheeling. ". Va. as second.
class matter.)
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Sold by Druggists, 75c.
Halls Family Pills are the best.
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BY virtue OF decree made by said court,
in the above entitled cause on the Goth
day OF May. 1sD, tho undersigned. APP
pointed special commissioner for tho
purpose, vii! sell at the front door Of tho
Cnuri lnllsn of snld county on - -.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1899-05-31
vapor baths Gramling's, Al N. Main.
THE FlRST ANNIVERSARY.

It is just a year since the Milwaukee
road inaugurated it's now celebrated
Pioneer Limited passenger train service
between st. Paul, Minneapolis, Milwau-
kee and Chicago. This service marked a
new era in the railway world in the line
of passenger accommodations the mag
nificence of which was not dreamed Of
as late as five years ago. At a cost of a
quarter of a million dollars that progress
sive company has furnished the travel
ing public, in it's Pioneer Limited, train
comforts and facilities the best and most
complete ever produced. This train has
been described many times in
and magazines but should be seen and
examined to be appreciated. In beauty
of finish, richness and elegance of fur
nishingS nothing equal to it has ever be-
fore been attempted by any other road
Barney & Smith, the famous car build
ers, We're nearly a year in completing the
Pioneer Limited trains (there are two
one leaving the twill cities for the east
and the other leaving Chicago for the
west every evening in the Year, and they
stand today a monument to the car build
er's art. There is not an invention tend
ing to lessen the discomforts and to in
crease the safety of travel which is not
a part of the Pioneer Limited. AS an adj
vertisement for the terminal cities be-
tween which these trains run they have
served a splendid No regular
passenger train service on the continent
is as we'll known, and the Pioneer Limit
ed Is now a feature of st. Paul, Mime
apolis. Milwaukee and Chicago. From
the standpoint of passenger traffic the
past twelve months have been the most
successful In the history Of the Milwau-
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1899-05-31
WEEKLY CROP BULLETIN.
For week ending May 80, 1897

For week ending May 80, 1S99)
The weather for the past week has
been most favorable for the spring work.
In general it has been the best growing
week Of the season. The temperature
has been below the normal; occasional
high temperatures for the season lave
been reported, and freezing temperatures
nave occurred in ChOteau and Broad
water counties. Rain has fallen in all
sections of the state. A heavy rain was
reported from Cascade county on the
26th. In Teton, Valley, and Lewis and
Clarke counties thunder storms are re-
ported. Snow is still falling on the noun
tains in Madison county, and hail has
also fallen OF the 26th at Fort clinton.
Flowing was delayed in Meagher county
on account of the too wet condition OF
the ground; seeding vii! be thus eN-
tended into June in that locality. In
most portions of the state the grain is
about all in and gardens are planted.
In Ravalli county the prospect for the
large fruit is not encouraging, while the
small fruits are in better condition.
Ranges are improving rapidly and stock
is looking better. Landing is about
over, n the losses in lambs and sheep
due to the cool rainy weather are high.
The roundup of horses has commenced
in Dawson county.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1899-05-31
WILL BUILD
IN VAUDEVILLE
A New School House For the
Hill City.
WHITESlDE GETS MORE TIME
Washington Annex Property Purch-
ased--Two Young Men Who
Will Not Get Certificates,
WHITESlDE GETS MORE TIME

The board of education celebrated
Decoration day last night by deciding to
erect a school building in Wa!kerville, on
the site Of the present Sherman school.
The board also decided to enlarge the
Travonia school. and to sell the Wash
ington annex property on East broadway
to the Thompson Investment company
for Sc 1000.
The committee appointed to look into
the matter of assisting the High school
pupils to purchase a piano reported that
the pupils had $256 on hand, the result Of
several entcrtainme hts, and recommended
that the board appropriate $244 for the
purchase of a suitable instrument. The
recommendation was adopted.
The building committee recommended
an agreement, giving Contractor Fred
Whiteside until August Is in which to
complete the Atlantic school building,
and that the contractor forsei. $50 4 day for
every day the building was uncompleted
after that date. The agreement was APP
proved as was also Whiteside's bond, in
the sun of ? 1890.
The High School committee reported
that an orchestra had been engaged and
the programme provided for the gradual
ing exercises next Friday.
Superintendent Hendricks reported
that Prof. Leamey of the Lincoln schoo,
mad askcd TO be released and that
Miss Mcneil had been placed in charge
of the school temporarily. Mr.. Hendricks
also reported that he high school teach
ers had refused to sign the graduating
certificates of three young men of the
graduating class, one on account of an
gentlemanly conduct and the others on
account Of deficient scholarship. The
board approved of the action of the
teachers in the matter.
The superintendent reported that he
had arranged for the dismissal Of the
schools at noon next Friday as the grad
uating exercises would commence at 2
o'clock in the afternoon.
The clerk was authorized to draw due
the term.
The price of missing books of the Wash
ington school vas ordered deducted from
the salaries of the teachers responsible.
A suggestion from w. McC. White that
all bills be presented to the chairman Of
the committee contracting the indebted
ness, for his o. X. will probably result
in the adoption of such q rule at the next
meeting Of the board.
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