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Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1899-03-23
MGrs.

2eiie regen ii i'm s4oobe Der Grbe bic eritem rib.
tuasIdfte Muf alen @ebeten ber ytatnr beginnt ber
yleabtlounasprpaeB ihiidtern fanm bemertbar 3ipar
nod aber bod INIT nterfennbar fir ben 9enaunen 8eos
ba6ter. @m eigeuen aeibe ma9it Dn IS ipiiren Gs
trebt unb brdugt in btr etpas, als % es Isileln
lid mebr nnb eine idier erlabmenoe Wlattisteit fomnt
iber 9ih Die Jnnfttonen Deines Seibes neriagen
Define 9efintsfarbe sptrb tabl nno gran, &ppf1mer5
i9ledter ipiberli1er Gei9mad unb Weritppfung be-
funben, baB bic ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS trage HUB. Mebn-
IiheS beia9en anbere An5eihen. mie g. u 0riiden IN
Der Wagengegenb, S1tuinoeL 9eraIDpfen bettneilt8e
Ntbemnptb Wifeni1mddbe, Selbiutbt unb Sebit0rnns
gen. Mu9 in Dir fdmpjen Der @iuter unb ber Irteb
anr Nenbilbnng, Der WprIduier nes Jrhbiin9S Der
Winter beib aber nod Gieger, benn betn &Drpcr TT
bnrd bic monateIange Mnbdnfun9 BON @eipebsibla-
en, b. ben i'm Drper fid elbit biloenben @iften aiI
geihpdht I'M iid aus eigener Graft 5n nenem Seben
bnrGsnrtngen. Sebt lit eS on Der 3eit, Deinem 9e'
qewdbrten ct. Yernar6 &rQpterpiAen aebraaAit
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1899-03-23
Ginige bemcrfensWertbe
Siifcrtt.

Der loeben erldienene l1atiltii1e
Mbltraft fir 1898 entbdlt in ieiner Gin.
leituns einise intereiiante 3ablenan0a=
ben. 0arna6 betrug inn Sabre 1898
Die 8epDlterung Der Ser. Staaten a.
$50. 900, uno es entIielen auf ben Sopf
Der gepolterune $3.50 @elo, 9e9en
$34.40 i'm Sabre 1888, $l6.62 i'm
Sabre 1878 uno sl9.3S I'M Sabr 1868.
Sas umlaufsselo betrus auf ben &opf
$24.7l, eeaen $24.44 in oem oiesbe=
siisliAen bodlen Sabre 1892. Sie
0hentlibe S6ulo per appf betrus $l3.-
81. 9eeen 1928, Dem nieori9l1en
etanoe, im sSabr 1898, $17.22 i'm
Sabre 1888. s42.01 i'm Sabre 1878
uno $67.l0 I'M Sabre 1868. Gon Den
3inlen auf Die Dffsntlihe SduIo ent=
iielen 1898 81 @en.s auf ben 4Opf. ae=
gen nur "a Gents i'm Sabre 1893, aber
$3.4S i'm Sabre 1868.
3u ben aem6bnllben Wusgaben Der
&eeierune bate I'M Sabre 1898 jeoer
9elpobner s5.96 beigetra3en, aegen
s4.l5 (nieorieiter Stano) i'm Sabre
1886 uno $10.2l i'm Sabre 1868.
9as sSabr 1898 seiqt Die bOblte Nusaa=
be per Gopf ieit 1875. Sir Yenlio=
nen entlielen Dapou sl.9S auf ben Gopf.
sseen s2.37 (9Odltltano) 1898, aher
uur So @ents (Nieorisltltano 1877.
Oas MarttperbdltniB bes S,lbers sum
8ulO mar i'm Sabre 1898 1:35.03,
mona6 fith Der @ertb bes SilberOOllors
auf 1876 Gents berehnet. Nn Sinnen=
iieuern 5ablte jeoer gelpo1nsr $3.50,
eegen SIS. II i'm Sabre 1868, an 30llsa
81. 96 segsn 1928 i'm Sabre 1873 uno
$4. II i'm Sabre 1882 llnlere gusfuhr
betrug $l6.27 per Gupf oeeen $l4.30
I'M Sabre 1877 uno 1929 in ben Sab
rem 1868 unD 1869.
8Dn unIeren neutrality-suspicious.
Gronuften bebielten mir gum Gerbrouh
i'm 2unoe per GopT 1926 Yfuno Nob=
baummolIe aeuen nur 1851 I'M Sabre
1868. All guibel Wel5en seeen 5.36
I'M Sabre 1868. 22.73 Yuibel Wals
ge9en 2O.44. Serner belief tlb oer
Sopfoerbrau0 bon 3ufer auf 81. /
pfuno sesen nur 800, Der an Safiee
auf 11.45 Yfuno geaen nur 6.5l, Der
bon 5bee auf 0.9l Pfuno gesen O.96.
Der bon Yranntmein auf Ito 8allo~
! nen 9eeen 2.07, Der BON Bier auf 15.=
ga 9eeen MIR LIS I'M Sabre 1863.
9ie Nusgaben fir oas poltmelen ba=
Zen Iib BON 81 GentS auf ben Gopf i'm
Sabre 1868 in beitanoiaer Steigerung
auf $l.36 i'm Sabre 1893 erbDbt.
Das lino 3ilfern, tpelhe aanse glnoe
bon 2eitartifeln ilber bic gntipiflung
Der Ser. Staaten na6 gutter uno b0Isr
&idtune bin fpreden. gBir iiberlallen
es aber Dem 2eier. feline SbluBfolge-
runsen baraus ielblt gu aieben. (Wefb.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1899-03-23
SoIcpb Meoiu.

9m Is. Wdrs lit in San Mntonio,
Seras, mobin er lib ieiner ansesriife=
nen @eiunobeit iuesen begeben bate,
SoIepb Meoil, gi9entbiimer Der vGbi=
eaao Sribune", 9efprben.
Ser Gerltprbene mar am 6. Npril
1923 in Nep grunsmif, Canada, 9e=
boren uno tam i'm Sabre 1882 nit iei=
men gltern nod Start Gpuntp. Sbio,
NO er suerit auf elmer Tarm arbeitete.
ipdter aber Sus ltuoirte uuo oann erit
in lpallilon. ipdter in Stem p9ilaoel=
p6ia i'm Nerein nit Dem ipdtern
supreme &ibtef McSloaine als 9lopo=
fat praftisirte. @on bier 9in9 Meoill
nab GoibOcton uno sriinoete eir vSsree=
ioil"=Slatt, llno i'm Sabre 1852 oas
@bis=ylatt .Sbe Seaoer" in GleOe=
Lamb.
9ln Der Orsuniiirung Der Republics
nilden Yartei ppn Sbio, i'm Sabre
1854, bate er einen lerporra9enoen
Mntbeil uno mar bon oa an zines Der
tonansebenoen MitelieOer Der partei
ilberbuupt. Gr lieoelte balO nab Gti=
caeo iiber, no er nit Spei Qnoern I'M
Moi 1854 Die oortiae ySribune" fduf=
LID erlparb, Die unter ieiner 2eituna
balo oas einfluBrei6te republifaniide
Organ Des Meltens luuros.
Debit mar nit Gatberina patrif.
elmer sbweitsr pon 9lbrabam gS. Pa=
trif uno iilnslten Sodter Deg i'm Sabre
1888 peritorbenen &ibters Sames ga=
trif Sr. oabier, Oerbeiratbet, Die ibrem
8otten por orei Sabren i'm 9ooe poran
eing. Ser @be entIprolien orei SOd=
ter, bon mel6en nod Spei am Geben
lino.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1899-03-23

: gs 1T nidt alles Del, mas flisbt.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1899-03-23
StnratcsWiitbetl.

girmin9bam, Qlla., 20 Rdrs. =
Gin Gpclone, melher unlueit ,sSrpn GitD
ieinsn uriprung batte uno oellen Slug
babn cine 2dnes bon IL Wleilen bel
elmer Sreite BON 200 Darbs batte. bat
piel llnbeil angsrid,tet. glugenoeuaen
beslelben iaaen, er babe nit einem
@irbelnino ober elmer Minbbois beeon=
nen. Sielelbe babe swei pedianarse,
tribte,artlee gSplter formirt. Sann
lei Der Sturm seraf, man6esmal so
SUB oberbalb Der @rbpberfldhe, man=
heslnal piel tiefer, nit perni6tenoer
Gepalt Nlles pDr 1ih berIeseno. Gas
6aus zines Mannes Namens 8. @ohee,
SteueralleIor Don @leburne gountD,
pel6es oirett int Der 6luebabn oes
Sturmtpinoes mar, rlrOe pollItdnois
bemolirt uno 10 aus IL Sniallen ge=
tDbtet. Sbre 2eihen iaben aus, als
tpdren iie in Die Suit seidleaoert uno
INNER unb INNER bin= uno bergemor.
fen porben. Ser lauge 8art oes alien
Coffee mar in De6en @elidt setrieben.
unb beinabe ale 10 2eiden waren poll=
ndnois entbl0Bt bon &leioern. Selfie,
Elm IL Sabre altes Mdoden, 1T Die
ein,i9 ueberlebenoe. Sod audi lie 1T
10 ihlimm oerlebt, oab Iie lterben miro.
l1nweit bon 9eflin muroe Elm unbetann=
ter Mann bon, Sturm erfabt. eesen
einen Baum gelhleuoe.t uno get0otet
unb Is perionen muroen ibmer oerlebt.
I Nibt tpeni9er als 40 Sduler tuuroen
bemolirt, au6 fam biel 0ieb Inn.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1899-03-23

Ser unter3eibnete bat Slaves
l5al5en) fir Gdstiibel billia sll per=
faufen. s. s. GeppIer,
AZ Canal 0oDer, s..
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CHICAGO GREAT WESTERN RI.
"The Maple Loaf Route

Sdous qdnberesen fir @artenanlnqen Dbits
Whanser unb @cIllse s3uhtrr. beionbers gauS
pldse iiir gut ,nhisnoe Tdbrifanlaeen. Btt,efis
senauer Muidi5ie lpsnte man fih en- Serru
( W. ) REID. industrial Agent, G. G. Nv. NY,
eo4 Endicoft Bldg, st. Paul, ~ .lGes 5.sIs.E.u
'pi,snrsl slttei'sn ;oiso.
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$50
Gt6tte

sldn3enbe Mniiebelllnssplabe fiji. Mbpos
faten, Mer3te, &anflente, 9allbperter,
ssarmer iinb peribiebene Mnbere, weldbe
ii1 in 9iinitis Selesenen pldten nieber=
Iailem rpoQen, no lleben ei1em anges
Mebmen 6eim iid bic Muslibt auf tets
beher seitaltenbe @el9Gitsbebin8unSe
bietet, iinb OIL ber
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6ciratbsbc bciuiut9atts0en.

Sohn 3oth. = emma Hotb, beioe bon
Canal Spber.
2lpDo Sbul, = 2ibbe Suiitb, beios
BON Canal Sooer.
Sobn 9R. Sines, 2orain, = Settle Ga=
big, 9fem Gommerstopn.
Sobn W. Mlbriabt, Yollpar. = Mman=
oa 81. 0armpn, Someroale.
s. s.. Sells, 9enniion, = Marp u.
aingborn, Wopie 8rope.
9llonso $. gDalter. - Sna penrl Qee=
gett, beibe BON Gpfsforo.
6ar,D 8. 0amilton. = MarD 8uten=
John. be;oe BON Gnaoenbitten.
S. s. Garner, llbrihspile. = Carrie
5erria. 9uth Galsp.
Wm. S. Grimm, Netp Ybilabelpbia,-
Bertha guerfel, Canal Sober.
&uOD 9fpoeaser, = gli5a Spi, beibe
bon Wapne Sp.
9. g. 5bomas, 2issie gnoslatp,
beioe bon Mincral Yoint.
S. q. 9uifman, = Marp u. Mpers,
beioe BON Strabburg.
Trant 81. gis, @leoslanb. = Glaro
Muntel, port WaibinQton.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1899-03-23

Nss. S3G and 33S connect at Welsvillo for
steubenvile and Bellaire Nos 3OO. S3S and
,i2 connccti in Union Station, Pittsburgh, Tor
the East. -
BETWEEN BayARD AND NEW PHILADELPHIA.
Read Down Iooxa n.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1899-03-23

Gin Staatsaeieb idreibt Dor, oaB
IOl6e, tpel1e .Waple 5nrup" MAIDEN,
an bem GefdBe, in ,uelhem es uerfauft
miro, ben Namem bes 8erfertisers Oei-
felben anaetlebt baben miinen uno bic
Nn9abe. baB es reiner Waple 9Drup lit.
Cine gtrafe BON 800 rubt barauf,
iper oieIem Geiebe ni6t na6tommt.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1899-03-23

= Sn Ho9eifer %. D.. tpurbe anldB=
lid zines 6anilienlireites Der l9 Sabre
alte Ga1Ian Wooo bon ielnem 80 sabre
alten @roBDater eritohen.
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samusl v. Msnnta, @eaaitenr.

Ser rYeobabter" eridbeint eoen OonnerStas inter
faiacnben SubicriptipnSpreiien
Shr Die Wer Staoten nno GAMBIA nit Der Mder-
uno @artenban 3eitung in WpranSbeaabipng IS l50
gBirb erit I'M NerIaufe beS Sabres ober natb Ab.
Iaui beSielben be3ablt. -. ...,..$ LIS
0hr 3eutiflanb unO bic SebWet5.obne bic ~aders
nnb 6artenbau 3etnug4 BET YpranSbe5ablhng So. 90
qDenn uatb Mbuni elneS Sermins ein Nbennent baS
9latt uidt reniirt rep. mebr als smei Nnmmern ana
utmt 10 pirb Der Setreffenoe aud fr ben fplgenoen
Iermin alS Nbpnnent eingeiragen
SO lanae Der OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES fir oas 9lat mod
gans pber tbeilpele onsitebt bari fen Abonnen bass
lsibe Oerfpeigern.
Entered at the Post Office at New Philadelphia,
O.. as second class matter.
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UeIobmmme! /!

500. 0elobmmnel 800.
Dte 4eier btefer 8ettnns werben @ freuen au erfats
rem eab e wentsens stne sefartete aransbet siebt,
~ee bte Btfenf&ait tn an tbren etufen ~ betIeu i'm
etanoe t; 9aus aatarrb seur t bic etn,se iest ber
drlslt@en 8rhberf4aft befannte potSe aur. Ratarrb
erfor0et az ene etne ecnftttuts
oneue Debanelnns. 9ans 9atarrb,eur ptrb innerIs@
senemmen nnb prst btrest aui bas Dlut unb BITE le.
misen Dberha@en bes GpRems, saburt bte oDrunbIooe
eer Rranfbeit aer0renb nnb benz pattenteu roft ue.
benS, tneem Re bte Gonfituton bss a5ryers aufbaut
unb Der Watur In i1rem Werte ttlft. Die Gtaenttn.
mer babsn r Sse Uerrauen ttren Seitrdften, ba6 Ne
e'nsnnDert Dpuars 0elc9nuns fir ieben au anbteten,
een fe 1u turtren periebIt. 4aet Gu@ cine site BON
8eusatfen scmmen. Daan abreifre: ~
3. 8. Gbenep & Co., 1oIebs, 8.
'u-Uersauft BON aaeH Gpotbetern, rs Gents,
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1899-10-19
BY THE POUND.

Too Jealous.
Ida-They say Maud didn't suc-
coed as nurse.
May-No; she aroused the patient
every few minutes to ask him If he
was resting easy.-C Chicago News.
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1899-10-19

Increased Supply.
What did Todgers do when they
told him that whisky and molasses
aggravated his cough?"
Doubled the dose" -Cleveland
Plain Dealer.
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1899-10-19
Mr.. chugwater,s views

Mercy" exclaimed Mrs. Chug-
water. who was looking over the
newspaper headlines. Stabbed In
Cold Bloodn"
Then the person who was stab
bed" observed Mr.. Chugwater,
must have been Boston antiex-
pansionist." Chicago Tribune.
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1899-10-19
LibeIous Criticism.

"Sears has brought suit against
the Bogtown News for libel"
"How's that?"
In an amateur play at Bogtown
he took the character of gentle
man, and The News mentioned his
acting as a well sustained effort
Brooklyn Life.
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1899-10-19

q. Come in, Dibblefy, old man; come in and sit
down in the shade" he said affably. "Well, and
what luck?" "Ah," said Dbblefy, IT must just tell
about that IS FOUNDER that lies under Blenkin-
sons bridge. had him today. did. upon my
word, fairly hooked-but"- (And Bulgyboys hand
CROPPED stealthiy in the direction Of lever behind
his chair.)
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1899-10-19
Gifted.

ut takes some time fur folks to
be appreciated" said Mrs. Corn
tossel. There amt any doubt in
my mind that Josiar is q very gifted
young man." III
Yes" answered her husband;
shout everything he has had SO fur
in life has been give to him.
Washington Star.
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1899-10-19
o
Judy,


aaTwinkle, Twinkle, Little starr
scintillate, scintillate axlobule vivif-
ic, 81 .!ss, 5
Wonderingly contemplated by men
scientific;
Elevated and poised in the ether
capacious,
Resembling a coruscant gem car
bonaceous.
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1899-10-19
winning by Proxy.

winning by Proxy.
It's right to paddle ones own canoe,
We all agree, my brothers.
But know some folks, and so do
you,
Who seek to have. their whole lives
through,
Their padding done by others.
-Elliott's Magazine.
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1899-10-19

1. Nowsit so happened that Dibblefy, president
Of the George Washington Fishing club, returning
from more than usually unsuccessful days fish
ing, had occasion to pass old Bugyboy's garden
gate. And old Bulgyboy scowled. Here comes
that COMPOUNDED ass. Dibblefy. he muttered with
his interminable fish story. However, I've prepared
for him this Journey" he added. with sardonje
! In. ~ 5s
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-02-13
WANT SIGNAL MEN.
War Department Decides TO Recruit
the Corps in the Philippines.

War Department Decides to Recruit
the Corps in the Philippines.
WASHINGTON, Feb. 10-Owins to
teh pressing need for additional signal
corps men in the Philippines. and the
difficulty Of getting re!ntorcements
there from the United States, It has
been decided by the war department
to strengthen the corps owin' the
Islands by the addition OF one company
OF sixty .7recruited from the volun-
teers in the forces now stationed there.
TIL company will be recruited from the
best men obtainab1e in the service, and
offered by the best non-commlssioned
officers that the company officers are
willing TO spare. The new company
will be divided into patches OF twenty
men, who will be distributed among the
companies already organized there.
making q leaven of 40 old men to each
of the new companies.
The work of the corps In the Philip
pines, as at Santiago and In Porto
Rico. has been invaluable, in spite OF
the very small force available. Since
the renewal OF hostilities the men on
duty in this corps have been working
almost continually day, and night Tel
egraph and signal men. the war depart
ment says, are worth more than gem
erals OF division in the present crisis,
and 1t has been imperative to increase
the working force on the ground.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-02-13
Brcadstufrs and Provisions.

CHICAGO Numerous crop damage
reports to-day. light receipts, heaTy
cleardnces at the Atlantic coast and
higher cables oil worked toward cstab-
fishing better prices In the wheat pit.
Shorts were forced to cover and May
closed with gain OF &@Ic. Corn adj
vanced 1:G3sc and oats 7sd1Gc. Pork
left off with an improvement OF 100
PFC: lard 5G1i:c, and ribs &c
Light receipts and continued cold
weather gave wheat 4 strong start.
May opened &c higher a; 7SG73isc and
as Liverpool quoting Esd advance. not
withstanding yesterdays decline on this
side was an unpleasant surprise for tra-
ders who went home short last night.
the price was bid up quickly TO 73!sc.
Chicago receipts were ~ cars, of which
only five graded were contract. Min
neapol!s and Duluth received Ill cars.
compared with Coz cars week ago. The
aggregate number of bushels received
at western primary markets showed a
marked falling off. amounting to only
$4,000 bushels. Atlantic port clear
a9ees on the other hand were large,
equalling $4,000 bushels. and Brad,
streets reported 5.S7O,OOO bushels from
both coasts for the week. Crop damage
reports were numerous and this tended
to keep the feeling nervous, especially
when another cold wave was said to be
on the way. The market was fairly ac-
tive. but the range rather narrow, with
May hesitatinS around 73tsGI3hc most
of the day and closing al 7SG73;kc.
Corn was very strong and did much
TO sustain wheat In times 81 depression.
The increased amount of corn that
must necessarily be consumed on ac-
count Of the severe cold was n strength
ening influence. Considerable long
property was accumulated by several
commission houses. Under such buying
the market b"oadened ana confidence In
corn was more openly talked OF than
for some time. Receipts were ASH cars.
May opened &c higher at 3Tis@31Itc and
advanced 10 3Tl9c, the closing price.
There was an excellent demand from
the outside IN oats and the market was
very broad. The cash demand Mas
good and shorts covered freely. The
advance, however, brought about con-
siderable realizing by profits by scalp
ers ana slight reaction took place.
Receipts EOS cars. May began ;I6r3sc
higher at :Ssa2S7sc, advanced to 29c,
then eased OFF 10 2S7sc at the close.
Provisions were exceedingly dull I'M
I'll near the close, when they fell into
line with the general hopeful sentiment
prevailing in the grain markets and
slight rally set In all around.
May pork opened shade higher at
$40 o2i.; sold II $40 90, then rose TO
$40 12ia at the close.
The range in lard and ribs was mar
row.
Estimated receipts for Monday:
Wheat. GO cars: corn. 5i0 cars; oats,
40 cars: hogs. $1,000 head.
Holiday Monday account LIncoln's
birthday.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-02-13
Wool,

Bradstreets: The market maintains
steady tone, with fair sales reported in
some instances. Boston's sales for the
week foot up to nearly 4.0OO,O pounds,
OF which about 100000 pounds were for
eisn.Abcut 100000 pounds territory
woods were taken. including 100000
pounds California and Texas, at about
the former basis OF prices ruling Choics.
fine medium and fine territory are SELL
Ing on the secured basis Of about 42G43
cents. with shorter staple at 40 cents.
For tweive-months' growth Texas and
California the prices average about the
same as for good territory. Unwashed
medium feeces are firm at the advance
noted. with fair demand Washed
ileeces are quiet and in small offer.
Crossbred Australian woods are : firm,
with spot offerings well reduced. Soma
Of these woods bought at last London
sale having been sold to arrive Merlno
Australian woods quiet, but steady. Car.
pet woods quiet.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-02-13
Quarrel Scene Expanded.

Cleveland Plain Dealer: Brutus = No,
Cassius, III not take thy hand yet.
CassIus-What is 1t now:
peace. and you shall hear. It's re.
ported. and think with Justice. that the
last batch OF Thraclan beef that thou
dldst furnish the army was sadly I'M
pure.
I'VE gods"'.
".Tls even hinted-savc the mark-.hat
the beef was most foully cmbnmed."
"S'death. And thou sayest that they
say that done Ill shonld say did IT."
IT'S even so reported"
and high Olympus falleth not! Me
embalm beef? Me feed such baleful stuff
to my brave DICTIONARIES. Oh. OH, WOW.
WOW! this is 4 trie too much"
And they sayest thou dldst 1t for ex-
detrimental purposes"
III Caesar himself were living, pnd had
thrun such charge at me I'd say to him !:
World conqueror. every hair In thy
head but. alas, he's both dead and bald.
But you, Brutus-" sre IL.
well, say It"
you're a dum-swizzled old gossiplns
mlschief-makcr. Put that In your Lydlan
pipe and smoke IT." p
"Pooh. pooh. thou pepper pod"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-02-13

Could not express the rapture ofAnnie
f. Springer. OF 1926 Howard ST.. PhIla-
dclph.a, Pa. when she found that DR..
Kings New Discovery for Consumption
had completely cured her Of n hacking
cough tina, for many years had made
life burden. All other remedies and
doctors could give her no help. but she
says of this Royal Curc-'it soon re-
moved the pain In my chest and 1 can
now sleep soundly. something can
scarcely remember doing before. ! feel
like sounding Its praises throughout the
universe" So will everyone who tries
DR.. Kings New Discovery for any trou-
BILE Of the throat chest or lungs. Price
soc and S1.00 Trial bottles free at Logan
Drug Co.'S drug store; every bottle
guaranteed -a
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-02-13
ENRYcLEws.
GRAIN CROP CONDITIONS.
Severe Weather Likely to Cause Dam
as 400 RI Nytn,,, yt,t,z..6a tlr

Severe Weather Likely to Cause Dam.
age to Winter Wheat.
The Clnclnnatl,"Pric CURRENT sum-
marlzes Its crop correspondence for the
past week as follows: ,;i4
The past week has been one Of hard
winter conditions. with low records Of
temperature. The fall OF snow has
been considerable. but not general in
the western winter wheat belt-the
eastern portion being more favored in
this respect than the,western. There is
increasing apprehension OF damage to
the wheat crop. especially concerning
late sowings, but 1t Is not yet possible
TO determine anything definitely as to
the influence OF the cold weather on the
crop. Reviewing the current cores
pondence 1t appears that in Ohio the
wheat crop has continued in favorable
promise: snow covering now general
but In some localities Ice was formed on
the fields before the snow fell, which Is
causing apprehension as to results. In
Indiana some OF the late sown wheat ia
reported as injured. but the area as n
whole maintains the previous good
promise. In Illinois there Is some conn
plant OF injurious effects OF the cold
weather and insufficient protection
from snow. In Iowa the moderate area
OF winter wheat has been sufficiently
protected by snow, and weather condi-
lions have been rather severe on the
plant, but the position is not yet an un-.
favorable one. In Kansas the wheat
crop has had some drawbacks. and
late-soWn fields are regarded as in
jured In various localities. While the
crop mainly appears to be in good con-
dition 1t is experiencing trying time.
and much of 1t is passing through u
critical period.
Corn Is moving slow in Ohio and In
diana, and to a fair extent In Illinois.
No special change in Indication as to
condition of the grain. In Iowa there
has been a somewhat more free move
mcnt, and the grain improved in condi-
tlon. Indications suggest that feeders
are more fully provided with needful
supplies than heretofore. In Missouri
the movement OF corn is limited other
than for local feeding purposes. In
Kansas there is indicated a moderate
movement only of corn.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-02-13

WASHINGTON, Feb. 1O-The sub
committee of the senate committee on
military affairs, having in hand the bill
for the reorganization Of the army. to-
day placed their iabors In the hands OF
the full committee. a large number OF
comparatively unimportant amend
ments were made. the most significant
being the following: The house provi-
sion abOllshing the cantcen Is stricken
out, and the following substituted for
It: THAT in the canteens established
under regulations of the army, 10 liz
uors shall be sold except malt liquors
and Notwithstanding beverages. and
this shall apply to all encampments and
forts and all premises used for military
purposes by the United States"