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Cuban Commission Dissolycs.

WASHINGTON, D. c., Jan. 19.-The
Cuban evacuation commission was dis
solved to-day and Its members submit
ted to the President. the secretary Of
state and the secretary of war report
on their labors. The report makes no
reference to the future government Of
the, Island and embodfes no po}ftleai
Recommendations whatsoever, consist
Ing practically OF record II Is pro
ccedings with the voluminous cores.
pondencc passing mainly between If.
the Spanish commission and the nd.
minlstration t<Washlngton. Secretary
Alger and the President warmly con-
graduated the commission on Its sue
cessful and expeditions work.
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n = I.
a great interest In base ball. besides In
other branches OF sport anu during a
conversation yesterday stated that the
base ball prospects OF Wheeling are good
for The coming. season. He said: Jack
Giasscock md Nichols are trying for
an Interstate league franchise, and IL
they get one there will be a winning
team ig Wheeling. They have hopes OF
getting a franchise. $ there 80 some un-
certainty about one or two towns that
are now In the league. GlaSscock and
Nichols will play on the team Il: they
get n franchise. and they haYeriois OF
fine players, that Is. minor league play
ers, ready to sign. II local capital were
to own the Wheeling club there would
he lots OF money In Wheeling for base
ball. The trouble in the past has been
because outsiders mostly owned the club,
bnt things would be different II local
men had 1t. There ara no better men
TO have the Wheeling club than the two
have named, aad the Interstate would
do well to let them have a franchise"
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TIE RIVER.
YESTERDAYS DEPARTURES.

Pittsburgh. ). GREENWOOD. 10 u. IN.
Cincinnati. .QUIIEN CITY. S 4. m.
PnrEiersbnry. II. X. BEDFORD. II n, m.
Mutamoras.. :. LEXINGTON. II n. IN.
Darlington. =. I.ElloY. $3.50 p. m.
Slcubenvill c.. r.. NJ. BAYNE. 2:20. p. m.
Pittsburgh. :. tOtENA, 3 n. TT.
BOATS LEAVING TO-DAY. So.
Pittsburgh. VIRGINIA.. } Il. m. IN
Pittsburgh. AVALON. noon. ~
Purkershurg. Ri2N iiER. II a. m.
slstersville. :. RUTH. $50 p. III.
Cinrington.. LEROY. 1850 p. IN.
stenDenVille..T! NJ. BAfNE. $50 p. nj.
BOATS LEAVING TOMORROW.
Charleston on. GREENwooD. G:3O Il. M.
rsrkersnarS' II s. BIE!:ID6EoRp II a. M.
Sistersville. RUTH. $3.50 y. IN.
Darlington. -. LEROY. $50 D. m.
Steubenvi!le. NJ. B.AYNE, $50 n, m,
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Got What She Wanted.

CHICAGO, Jan. 19.-"well. 7 wanted
advertising and ] got It." exclaimed
Gertrude De Coma, contortionist and
trapezc performer, who under the name
OF Rosa Wallace. Gertrude Wallace and
Mrs. George Gagne, has kept the police
guessing for nearly week and caused
the circulation Of innumernble stories,
tragical, comical and dramatic, when
three warrants were read to her 10.
day. charging her with larceny. Then
the young woman smiled TO a PROPOSE,
ton OF n museum manager to take her
In his chow s-F-rf e 80. 2! ggss W.Ba
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How to Prevent Pneumonia.

You are perhaps aware that pncumo-
MIA always results from q cold or from
an attack OF Ia grippe. During the cpl
demlc Of Ia grippe few years ago.
when so many cases resulted In pneu-
monia, 1t was observed that the .attacl,
was never followed by that disease
when Chamberlaln's Cough Remedy
was used. 1t counteracls any tendency
OF n cold or Ia grippe TO result In that
dangerous d!scase, II Is the best remedy
In the world for bad colds anh n
grippe Every bottle warranted. Fer
sale By druggists.
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GMfrG0ydnk
...PROF. TRUE.
clAlRvOiANT AND PIANIST,
1896 Main Street.
Second Floor, rnrlors o, anu S.

Walk In. don't ring. This remarkable
man. whore career has been Que OF sue
ccss. is gifted by nature with a power
that approaches the miraculous. lie is
acknowledged ny the public wherever he
has been 10. be the marvel OF Tho Nine
tecnth century. Prof. True IL a pronhct
OF worldwide reputc: he Is recommended
by every one OF his patrons. Ills powers
excite. the wonder and admiration OF even
the skepiscal. His advice Is lnfaiilhic,
convincing and beyond dispute. Through
his remarkable development OF second
sight, and his thorough knowledge OF the
many sciences peculiar TO the men or tho
Orient. he Is enabled TO penetrate the woof
and web OF human life. lie gives advice
oil business, lawsuits. speculation, love,
conrtshIp. mntrimony; he un!tcs tho sepa.
rated and causes speedy and happy mar.
rlaIc with tho one OF your choice. Tho
troubled and unfortunate seek his couu-
sci. Thousands OF hearts have hccn made
glad THROUGH his truthful predictions.
Medfnm6st!c persons developed. Office
day. l'arlorS 20 arranged that you Will
meet no strangers. Fees SOC and $l.oO.
ZOE TRUE. ID3G Min street.
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AUGUSTA, Maine, Jan. IA reso-
luton endorsing the expansion policy of
the administration and inviting Presi-
dent Mckinley to visit Augusta, passed
the house to-day by an unanimous ris-
Ing vote amid much enthusiasm. The
member who moved the resolution ex-
planned and he did SO to correct any
wrong impression concerning the atti-
tude Of Maine that may have resulted
from the reelection OF Senator Hale.
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i. 7. DEvRlES,
FRANK CRUISE,
Receivers.
Reai estate.
FOR SALE AND. FOR RENT

FOR SALE-BuIlding Site, lis by 40.
East McColoch street. Dirt cheap
Small farm, improved, II acres. Three
miles from city on river road. ...'
a fine country residence. Pleasant Val.
ley.
A cheap homo. two-story brick dwelling,
rooms and kitchen, on East McCoioch
street. Lot % by 10. Only SI,iG. Terms
easy. t.r.
~ very fine building lot on north side OF
Fourteenth street.
Two desirable building lots on Wood
street. Eighth warden very easy terms.
4 two-story frame dwelling, rooms.
with stlbe on lot. Lot % by &c., South
ChnplIno street. Eighth ward, Only $3.50:
easy terms.
FOR Rents rooms oil North Market
street, $i.EO
A country residence with grounds. In
QUIrc nj once.
) rooms corner Fifteenth and Jacob SITS.
Arlon store room, e0o2 Mnin street.
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Weather Enthusiastically aud cool.
The Queen City had a nice trip out of
the upper river yesterday. r.TE
The marks at G p. IN. Thursday-15
feet . inches and falling.
The Avalon has made her reappcar-
ance. and as fOrecusted in the IntellI-
Scncer. her run has been extended OH
the down trip to Galllpolis. -
The Virginia Is due UP early this
morning for Pittsburgh. She will br
here Sunday Mt s n. IN. for Cincinnati
and all western and southern ports.
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doing 1t every day for years. said the man,
There are physicians WHO say in good
faith TO those whose lungs are worn by dis.
ense :" II is impossible 10 helm you." And
yet thousands Of these impossiblcs have
been helped aud healed By DR.. X. V. Pierce
whose Golden Medical Discovery has
cured them, when the hollow check,
the rasping cough. tho burning flush,
and night .swca,s have al! pointed 10
consumption.
impossible cases can be cured says DR..
Pierce. What makes him 50 surc2 BE.
cause lie has been curing Just such cases
ior more than thirty years. !" Golden Med
ical Discovery is strength to the stomach,
HE TO the lungs, nourisllmeut 10 the nerves.
II makes new blood and the new blood
oniids new body-a ft temple. of health.
There is nothing just as good rs Golden
Medical Discovery" so let no one deceive
you into accepting substitute.
beg to state that l,nvc used three bottles Of
Dr. Pierce,S Golden Medical Discovery since my
pfovciuent Ia my caac," writes Mr.. A. n. No
yolny. Of New York, y. Y. tEox II57} II feel
that am IN need of no more medical assistance
when STARTED to tnkc your medicine | lad n
Iegnlat conSImptive cough, OF which l was
AFRAID, and every body cautioned mud warned me
y.sy ,,n IT. vas losing weight ..pid'y was
my sond,ion i cIinrS!a entirely. !. do no.
cough nj ALL have gained eight pounds in weight
nave recovered my healthy color and my nppc.
me w enormous. cGn recommend your inedi-
zinc, az IL Is sHtc curc, no iumbNg, rs arc
most osheT patent medicines"
pr. PicIce's Pellets cure biliousacss.
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/ "Buzz" Auber, the South Side ban
/ tam,t has been asked to meet Harry
Johnston, on January 81. at the Beaver.
Falls Athletic Club. The weight limit
{ is 1T pounds and the boxers are to
get 60 per cent OF the receipts. Buzz
will take Johnston on IL he can make
the weight, So Es5
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Senate Combinations.

WASHINGTON, D. c., Jan. 19.A-Thc
senate to-day confirmed these nominal
lions:
Joseph H. Choatc. OF New York, am
bassador TO Great Britain.
". H. Masters. postmaster, scio,
Ohio.
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BOWLING.

CARROLL CLUB LEAGUE
Thu. Pacifcs forfeited three; games to
the lm1crials last night The lmpe:lals'
score was as follows: First, ,S4S; second,
ssS: third, S32; total, 1868 ~
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Seneraf IoHccs.
V,REAsURY DEPARTMENT.,
OFFICE OF THE /.
MPTROLLER OF CURRENCY

fffGfI Or THE AZ
COMPTROLLER OF CURRENCY, =
WASHINGTON. Dec, ~, 1896
Whereas. by satisfactory evidence pre-
senie1 10 the undersigned, {; hns been
made TO appear that "Thc National EX-
change Bank, OF Wheeling" IN the city
OF Wheeling, IN the county OF Ohio. and
tho state OF West Virginia. has compiled
with nii the provisions of the Statutes OF
the United States. required 10 be COM
piled with before, an association shall bio
authorized 10 commence business Of bank
Ing.
Now. therefore. !, Lawrence o. Murray,
Deputy and Acting Comptroller OF tho
Currency. do hereby certify that 1.-THE
National Exchange Rank OF Wheclng,"'
In the city OF Wheeling, IN the county or
Ohio, and state OF West Virginia, IL
authorized to commence the business or
banking as provided IN section nifty one
hundred and SiXty-ninc OF tho Revised
Statutes OF the United States.
In testimony whereof witness my hand
nna seal OF office this twcnty-n!nth day OF
December. l&S. '.ll
LAWRENCE Q. MURRAY,
Deputy and Acting Comptroller Of the
Currency. No. 5l6i. dc3i
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Proposals.
sEAI.ED PROPOSALS WANTED,

The German Church property. Water
street, !Ienwood. ". Va. iOxlOD feet, IL
offered for sale thcll and furnishings or
building of church into dwellings. Sealed
bids Will be received till January u. nj q
p. M. ut HIS Jacob street, Wheeling.
- ..'st ial2-l6-oD
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caHaries.

GANAR1Es-Soo IART2 Mo1TNrAfN.
y, Rollers. Miles $500. Females 50c, n,
HENRY .HELMBRlGHT'S, corner Mar.
ket and Sixth streets, gcs
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Nate FIel, the popular rool-sGller OF
Wheeling, was In tina city yesterday,
says the Pittsburgh Dispatch, lie takes
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COSTS NOTHING
UNLESS CURED
Can You Ask More :?

e ~ -. DuJTLLo, N j..
In thirty years experience 10 the practice Of aed
cine, have never given my name In support Of
proprietary t,nedyI iof have never seen one that
Performed all and NOR than was claimed for IL in.
til met with "Iyomsi," which endorSe With al
iny heart (profesSioHal ethes 10 the contrary not.
wlthstandlng)i for believe II duty ] owe 10 hu.
Bfonehitls Ca;suh, Asthma, Hay Fever, and last,
but far from being least Gailoppg Consumption, Ia
nm advanced stage, which by the use OF The Erhg,er
ont hour day; and tho Pocket Inhaler ten minuies
every hour, with no Other medicine IN four weeks
was trsnAtorIned Into an assured recovery. 'tIg
q Ne ). IL. NORRIS, 81! D., 100 Franklin St.
1T CURES by INHALATION, 1;
p Tho FIRST and only Treatment ever known,
which can reacft tho diseased parts OF tho
head, throat aud lungs ne MA So ",
NO SPRAYS. DoGCHES on AToMIZRRs
Every outat guaranteed. Price 81 90. Extra
bottles zoe. ~ !i. Z d, q q, 5:ss5f1s.l
R. II. BOOTH COMPANY, MI
Rooms 7o.7IAud torlum BuiIdins. Chicago, 3ia.
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BELLAIRE HAPPENINGS
Matters OF In,erest innIthe sIe,rcpol

Aiattfib VI AWtiCstt ihttuC hcltVpolo
orHcimont County.
The well son the Orr farm. west OF
town. pumped thirty barrels OF oil on
Wednesday. and yesterday Messrs. c.
Rumbach. Alex. C. osle and S. wim-
msr,a who. With Seymour AMT, own the
wells and privileges on that farm and
others adjacent. went, out to the scene
10 provide for the cleaning and shoot
Ing OF other wells. There are three
wells down on their holdings, and each
offtho three had n showing OF oil. but
were never finished. owing to the tinan-
clal embarrassments OF the former
company and the general bellef-wheth-
or with Foundation or not--that the
wells had been tempered with, the wells
were abandoned by the company and
.h1hlly! sold by the ysherlif. The Bel
lh}re folks now In control OF all the
wells and owners Of. the drilling appar-.
attis. are amply able to push the project
along, and it will he prosecutcdi z. with
ylgor. The, Yield Of. the, Orr Well alone
would pay everything and leave good
profit, but the salt water flow has not
been overcome fully, and much depends
upon this. = Bella!re people are begin
ming to feel considerable interest In this
development; ana the prospects seem
excellent. 81
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c. A. SCHAEFER & co.,
Cor, nth md
sir. Market SITS.
FOR RENI.
4 Month.

A Month.
cellar $50 90
No, 9g2O Market street 20 On
No. 81 Seventeenth strect.."."....." :? %
No, IN Fourteenth street ,,.,,,.......2 % On
a;aj Atfcy Il, . rooms, 500
No, Fl Twentieth strcet................ 10 %
No. 1916 Main street, barber shop.
with new furniture and fixtures
complete: bath with latest improved
automatic water heater; capacity
four gallons per minute. 20
No. &c Seventeenth strcct..........,.. ~ o.
No. 1880 Charles streCt......,......".. ~
No. 70 Indiana E;reet.................'.. - q
No. ISL Alley ...............'....,..;;. bW
No. 33I Main street. . rooms. both
gases furnished and gas ranGc....;. 10 %
No. 20 Sixteenth street, bottlinE cc!- >,
lar ,,.... ..........'.:'''''''''''+ - ~
No. 70 Sixteenth street. office ROOM. 10 20
No. "a Sixteenth street. first iioor'... IL VI
Blacksmith shop Market and TWEEN :. =,
ty-fourth streets. ~ "
Stable ljlG Alley R........:..."..'..'' eW
FOR SALE.
Desirable Market street property.
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STORE ROOMS For RENT.

Large. elegant store room Mt 1865
Main street. opposite west end Of
Eleventh street. Three store rooms
with extra largo glass fronts. Mt COR
ncr OF Main md Tenth streets. Six
store rooms OH Tenth street.
JAMES j.. H.tHYI;EY, @
Real .E$tntc md Loan Agent,
1865 Main street, ,.r
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FOR RENT.

Store room 1889 Main street; G,
i1weIiing 100 North Front ST, . rooms
Lodge room lCi9 Main street.
FOR SALE.
Io,,,, sn ,crcs 10 miles east Of tho city.
Fine rceidencc, II rooms. IA ileHSA"'
Valley. o,,hcrwood.
Dwelling No. o. Fifteenth street.
Dwelling No. South Penn StT rci,;%
No. 81 l;iGhteenth St.-A BMn1 r;.hitisAp,
No. IgG Seventeenth St.-NERN ChEHf'
Dwelling No. S Vermont street
SIMPSON 4 "TATUM.
,pno,o GA, Room city Bank:
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Oscar Gardner and Martin Flaherty
have been matched to fight twenty
rounds, In Hartford. Conn. Washing
toms birthday. They arc to box at
I2G pounds, weigh In at 9 o'clock.
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z George Westlake. OF this city. has re-
tcelVed an offer from the Columbus
base ball team to play with that team.
He has not yet accepted the terms.
The. literary society Of the DuqHesne
Hook and Lader Company held n meet
Ing last evening. which was largely at
tended.
STRev. Robert Coffey Is holding SER
vices each evening this week at the
First Presbyterian church in Bridge
port. 800 f9
Mrs. MeKclvey. Of Toledo Is in this
city. called here by the serious illness
OF the wife Of John Mckelvey.
Miss Mabel Watson, Of Chicago juno
ton, Is the guest Of friends and rela-
tiyes In the Second ward. II
Charles and Lily Hudson are con-
fined to their home, In the Fourthd
ward. with the grip.
Miss Mamie Gets, OF Sandusky, is
the guest OF friends and relatives In the
Fourth ward.
II. Roemer is confined TO his home.
In the Fourth ward, with an attack OF
the grip. g
Vernon Wallace. OF Waynesburg. Pa.
is visiting relatives in the Fourth
ward.
Edward Pancoast. OF slstersville,
was calling on friends here yesterday.
The, Baltimore & Ohio car will be in
this city tomorrow morning.
D. "A. Ward is able 10 be out. after
an attack of the grip.
WE. Mtifgan Is out, after few days.
attack Of the grip.
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SCScccccScCCcco OccOc0s
SPORT {. ! ! /.
A BoXISG.s

The quick way in which both the
-sharkey and the Mccoy shar-
key matches were made Is pretty good
1 evidence that the iong-winded argu.
ments between puglllsts are not based
upon sincerity. says the New:York Sun.
When John L. Sullivan was In his
prime there were few; delays In arrang-
ms fights for him, because pugillsts
In those days had nothing else lido
i cxcepteto engage IN ring contests. Corr
i bel victory over Sullivan introduced
thcntrlcals Into pugiI!sm. Il 1t ( was a
case OF advertisement for the Z show
business and II was worked to death.
4 Other pugillsts caught the fever, until
most OF them preferred to figure In
/ bag punching exhibitions before the
footliBhts rather than show their Prov
egs inside the ropes. FItzslmmons, af-
ter winning his way to Fthe top by
adopting Sullvnn's methods Of lighting
all corners. shifted to the example set
by C0rbott, and has been at II for:tW0
years past.E But the willingness OF
Sharkeys TO tackle any and everybody
without haggling over articles OF agree
ment has convinced the sporting public
that the so-cal!cd theatrical advertising
Is out OF date. In ajEord, Il q mar
wants to fight he can engage in n lin
ited-ronnd bout under Marquis OF
Qucensbury rules, for n big purse. md
articles can be signed In short order.
The old practice Of two lighters Indulg-
Ing In personal abuse. bar room brawls
a and long walls of distress published In
4 The newspapers ia calculated TO lose its
effect In the future. The public IL
anxious to see real glove contests, not
4 terrific battles onspapcr. ~
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oGoar.

MONEY 10 LOAN Of REIi. 10
~; ~ L3t SIX per cent Interest and ass
Apply 20 TIE EGCKEYE SIITISC Ssnt.
E2AN co. % 81. nalialre. Ohia q
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February /. when Oscar Gardner
meets Solly Smith. will be the Wheel
Fling mans first fight from now until
that time. Eddie Lenny's plea OF sick
4 ness having called off their sched-
ulcd, battle for next week. 70 : js
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BASE BALL.

EHfntse-Dfkcmun.
Scorers-HlSsong and Alexander.
To-n!ght-oN Again vs.. La Belle.
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GorSah

Non sALE1My HOUSE, SOI,TUE-1iIs;r-
y corner chHpl!ne and Twe5;re.;;SSiSsII
s susS wy Dc sold 4 low figure. Term.
Shook Il Co.'s. sal ~ :" n.
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FOR RENT.--

FOR RENT
s. Ohio ST., Groom house. ...,."..;;NVW
1876 S. Penn ST., . rooms, bath ana "a "A
an c"Hor,, c; rooms md BATH. 20 D.
- - p 3 ,W o.: rnnr1s ...',,,.... 12 -
e z;n 81, 81 rooms and laundry. II %
-: sS 1 I e. E'rnom hoIIsp ........... 10 %
!1 S. Front ST.. ) rooms.....;.;...,;Y,;' sgT
q S. broadway. 6 rooms anu Dath' . "
G. 8. broadway. rooms.
Hes Alarkc, ST.. store ROOM
NovIry no LOAN ON CITY REAL
ESTATE AT PER CENT.
lHEO. W. FINK & co.,
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A man Just in the act of lifting barrel
OF flour felt 4 hand laid on his shoulder

Wv w hHoN j
IN. " Bccall
a physician, q,
IT'S i'm pos
That III ay
be. - said the
man, !" but I
know I cau,"'
and he stoop.
ed and lifted
the barrel to
his shoulder.
" What made
you 30 sure
you could do
u2h asked the
astonisl,cd
physician.
-
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MusEE LEAGUE.

Scorers-Bernhardt and II. Miller.
Iimplre-+W. Miller.
To-night-La Belle and Bowlers,
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JAMES A. HENRY.
Real Estate Agent. Collector. Notary
Public ard Pension Attorney. No. iSl4
Mum street. laI.
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Oscar Gardner is established In his
saloon, "Stoney" Duffy's old place. and
he has every assurance OF financial sue
cess. \. n - is 6
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Wanted.

WANTED = MEAT CUTTER. ONE
experienced In selling at retail. must
De q nfSt;ctnss man. Address BUTCHER:
care lntelllgcneer Office. iaiSt
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5rt9htful Qccioent

Last Friday morning Mr.. A. P.
Shotf, who was braking for Conduct
or Sunday Oh work train IN the
Strip country, on the new road south
of Caney, in some manner, the how OF
which nobody knows, fell under the
wheels of the moving train and was
cut to pieces,
Mr.. Shotf was a newly appointed
conductor but lately with a number
of the other younger men, had been
set back to braking during the dull
season.
Mr.. Shoff was quiet, orderly man
attentive to duty and seemed to be
careful. How he could have met with
such an accident is not known now
and probably never will be known.
He leaves an Invalid wife, who i;
Frustrated by the blow, and two sweet
little girls of about 7 and 8.
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FREDONlA.
NORMAL NOTES

The athletes of the normal have Of
fered to lola the city base ball team
| Just any time.
Prof E. b. Smith will give another
of his instructive lectures next Thurs
day evening, July q.
Rev. Masters, Misses Blanche Lind
ley and Nettie Baker were visitors at
the normal last Friday.
Prof. Pate was sick last Thursday
and Friday but is at his post this
week.
Miss Holloway's class in vocal music
is increasing both in enthusiasm and
number.
Prof. Allen of the Montgomery-Co.
high school was present Monday in
the interest of the reading circle.
G. e. Hamill and j f. Owens visit
ed Tuesday.
DR.. Flack dissected heart and gave
an interesting talk on the circulation
Wednesday morning.
Mrs. A Bauman and daughter Helen
Miss Nettie Biggs and Mrs. f. Fl.
Stocking, of Neodesha, visited Wed
nesday.
County examination at the Lincoln
building Monday and Tuesday, July
81 and August l..
Miss Ethel Mooney and e. j. Huff
man visited Wednesday.
G. L. McFadden and brother H. S.,
enrolled Monday.
Prof. Pate has an extra class in
arithmetic which meets at O'Clock
each evening.
Prof. Smith offered so cents for Il
good definition of the object of verb.
The definition from his own book was
promptly read but rejected. We were
caused to wonder if there are not
other things in his text not worth tif-
ty cents.
If you wish to make the Co Supt.
nervous just call him Prof. Perry.
Those who expect to teach next
year should attend the institute. No
matter whether you hold life certi-
ficate or have never beer out of your
township, you should attend the nor
NAL.