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The Lafayette advertiser. [volume] (Vermilionville [i.e. Lafayette], La.) 1865-19??, 1899-06-03
OPINION VS.: REALITIES.
MR.. EDITOR:

Our young friend, MIR. I.c,
Judice has forsakeli opinions 10
any one may have then) ana: gon
to dealing in facts, he informing
Us; he has "gone to the woods t;
saw" il tet to sse-saw, we presume
II to be wood, il So lie will hav,
another commodity to add to his
stock in trade, and il his saw is a.
sharp as his pen there will b.
Z money in 1t.
We feel somewhat relieved fol
he says he is not champion for
tue manufacturers, and docs not
intend to cxtcrminate the farmers,
yet some parts OF his letter makes
s6sthink uf Dante's Inferno. Ima-
sj!ine tlexscenc, Mr.. Editor. Let
fin some lonely wooded dell and
there are none think near Scott }
with visor raised, surrounded by
late antagonist Royalty, polished
accoutrcments, fitting and saving,
all without ANY spectators. 1t
makes cold chills run over ME to
think OF it, tor as am but a poor
old hay seed, and if fate should
drag me into that lonely dell, he
might mistake me for bump on
a log and saw me square off.
1t would take a very Sancho
Pancha to face such a combina-
ton as there will be in that lonely
wooded dell. Why did he not
take along with him fair blonde
young friend or two to share with
him the joys Of his stay down into
the dark, deep secluded wooded
deli, for Fate will have hard old
time dragging MUCH ADO into
any such hell of dell as that
might prove to be for MUCH ADO.
Mr.. Editor, in conclusion we
wish for the safe return of our
Young friend Leo, from the dark
recesscs OF that lonely dell, for he
should not waste his sweetness
here. for we are told he is a most
useful young man o., picnic or
theatre party.
ras NJ Editor lr
Goodbye Leo.
Your humble servant, s
MUCH ADO. /
The Lafayette advertiser. [volume] (Vermilionville [i.e. Lafayette], La.) 1865-19??, 1899-06-03

TIE year 1899 brought to our dress
goods department some Of the most
beautiful fabrics that it has ever bean
our pleasure TO sltow to the ladies of
Lafayette The display Has brcseht
a large demand, under the heevv
2r 'ssie OF which the goods can.
not continue long on our shelves.
though the variety. IL vefy couside.
rable. How to make up these beau.
t,ful fabrics is shown by recent
Butterick Fashion Sheets that csn
always be obtained free. at our dress
goods counter. Moss a. Go.
The Lafayette advertiser. [volume] (Vermilionville [i.e. Lafayette], La.) 1865-19??, 1899-06-03
L. I. S. A MEETING.
Proceedings.
Lafayette, La. 4, May goth, 1890

! Lafayette, La, May 2oth, 1890
The meeting was called to ordc
by Mayor VIM. Campbell who il
d few well chosen words and b,
reading the act of the constitution
in regard to Industrial Schools ex.
planned to the ladies the objects
OF this school and the advantages
derived theftfrohi. At the con-
elusion of his remarks he appoint
ed Mrs. T. NJ Biossat, President
and Miss Lea Gladu secretary pro-
tenn Of the Ladies Industrial School
Association. These ladies then
nomihated Mis-. J. q. Mouton,
Mrs l. A. Broussard, Mrs. A. M.
Delaney, Mrs. 8. r.. Parkerson
and Miss Hopkins as committee
to determine the ways and means
Of permanent organization, and
by them Mrs. Biossat and Miss
Gladu were nominated respectively
to the Offices Of president and Sec
retary with Mrs. J. +. Mouton as
treasurer and the following ladies
as viee-presidehts. Mis-. VIII.
Campbell, Sr Mrs. Jules Motion,
Mrs. Jules Revillon, Mrs. J. O.. /
Mouton, Mrs. l.. A. Broussard. i
Mrs. Crow Girard, Mrs. X. c.
Greig, Mrs S. R Parkerson and
Mrs. T. b. Hopkins. Upon mo-
ion it was decided to appoint also.
.wo vice-preshents from each ward
n the parish and the ladies who
will be asked to serve as such are,
IS follows: Mrs. Martial Billeaud,
Mrs. Aurelien Olivier 5th, wd.
Mrs. {. {. Brown, Mrs. A. C. |
9th, wd. Mrs, A. Guidry,
frs. A. O. Clark, end, wd. Mrs.
Af. Delhomme, Mrs. Honore
'egnaud, lst, wd Mrs. A. Judice
nd Mrs. Cleobule Doucet, 8th
I'd. Mrs. O. Broussard and Mrs.
lathews,, 9TH, wd. Mrs. G. w.
cranton, Mrs. Overton Cadc and
lrs. Edw. Pellerin, 4th, wd. !.
Miss Gladu then read letter
ON Judge Debaillon, who ex- :
laned his absence and offered
is help to the ladies whenever he
ould be of assistance, expressing :
linself strongly in favor Of the :
Mesdalnes Constantin, Jules !,
!ouron, Crow Girard, l. A. Brous- :
I'd and Miss Clye Mudd were !.
en nominated as a committee to :
'nfcr with the Business Mems AS !.
citation SO as to adopt a plan Of :
ton in concert. with them. Upon :.
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The lafayette Orchestra viii
give another grand. concert on
Tuesday night June 9th, 1900 al
Falk's Opera House.
Miss F. Sontag, violonist,. who
earned well-mefited laurels in TIE
preceding concert, and Messrs.
r. Sontag and Walter Mouton who
shared with her the honors of.the<
evening. will again assist the or
chestra. therefore an enjoyah1
musical evening IS in store e.
those who will take the nris;11
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motion Of Mrs. Cdmpbcll, Miss
Gladt: wds requested to translate
in French the MINUTES of each
Injecting. During the evening the
Ladies' were entertained by srtil
speakers as c. o. Mouton, pres
ide'it Of the B. M. a. Judge Julian
Mouton, Ed. G. Voorhies and Mr..
Caffcry. Fifty ladies then signed
themselves as members OF the In
austrial School Association and a
motion for adjournment being
made and seconded it was carried
LEA GLADU,
Sec'v.
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-Experience in the drug business is
the best safeguard sgsinst mistakes.
In measuring or weighing ingredients
that make up prescripion; itrequires
experience to do il accurately. Expert.
ence makes nun pnt his whole mind
on the work in hand. That's the kind
OF attention prescriptions work Ie.
mands: Yours viii get ii i, il YOU
bring your prescription to the Moss
Pharmacy.
FRANK E. DAVIS,
s.e fiianager,
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0nr Navy All Rish..

And SO are the goods bought
at the great establishment Of Levy
Br5s- Upon examination you vii!
6nd that you get bettei. goods for
less money than any where else
in town. Don't take our word
but SO see for yourselves.
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A CALL.

Lafayette, La, May 3rst. 1890.
We, the undersigned; do here
by call a Mass Meeting OF all the
citizens OF the parish of Lafayette,
to be held at the Court House at
Lafayette, La, OH Saturday June
10th. 1890, at ii o'clock a. m ,
to provide ways and means to-
wards securing and establishing
the Industrial School in the Parish
CT Lafayette, La.
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-P'etty feet in pretty shoes and pretty
hosiery look awfully iiice, either at
home ds on the picnic grounds. Pretty
shoes and pretty hosiery Can be found
in various styles and prices, at Moss
& C0's.
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Bring your hides to F. Otto.
4 THING or BEAUTY.

DO you need a beautiful oak
parlor. suit and sidcboard costing
ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS, for SO
cents. All you have to do is to
call on Deffez Bros, and they will
explain to you ways and means
to get it..
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We have visited the, steam laun-
dry OF Mr.. Aug. Lisbony and we
found it in good shape and run
ming in full blast. The work which,
Mr.. Llsbony turns off is FIST
class one in every respect. We
hope our people will patronize Mr..
Lisbony and we feel certain. that
every1ody.who do SO will be satis-,
fed.
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p. p. G.

1
The members of Hobsori socia
Club met at Dcffez's Hall Wed
nesday night for the purpose O
recognizing.
The meeting was larg Ely attend
| ed, many new members being en-
rolled.
Mr.. z. T. Mcbride was called
to the chair and Miss l. A. Nc
Daniel acted as secretary.
By mutual agreement the name
OF the club was changed to Pastinie
Pleasure Club and it is useless to
add that the members will make
it an ideal P. P. c
Many were the receptions. and
social gatherings held last season,
and we eredict merfier cne this
year.
The ADVERTISER is requested
to announce that a special meeting
will be held at Deffez' Hall ON
sunday, June 4th, at s p. m. and
Ill friends Of the Cub are cordially
invited to BE present.
A committee has been appoint
ID to explain. the object of the
-lub f1all pplications will be
,iva eful attention.
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-The attention Of all lovers Of out
door amusement is called to the CON-
piefeness OF our stock of Baseball
Goods. C,oquet Sets and Fishing
Tackle. We can help you have a good
time this summer aud would like 10
10 it. Moss & Co. 81
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-Mr. }. A. Lebflnc has received his
20 heads Of cattle from Red River.
MI. Leblanc informs the public that
ne will sell his cattle to responsible
parties on accommodating terms.
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-Remember that during these warm
days the Racket Store will cell you Il
Summer Suit for 50 so including shoes
and hat.
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Stylish how quarter shoes giving the
wea'er a dainty shapely foot are to be
bought 1T the Racket Store at verv
low prices.
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Tailor kaufman near the deDot
VIII cut. make. press and dye your
ciotl'esat reasonable prices aud in j.
way entirely satisfactory.
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Ash stove wood, Pine Wood an,F
Blacksmith Coal at the Lafayette
Wood & Coal Yard.
GEO. A. DEBLANc.
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FIRST COMMUNION
PHofoGRApHs
Full length. Cabinet Size
s LOO per dozen.
Good. likeness guarantee
HERE is YOUR CHANCE.
+. F. CAhTER.

Services at the Presbyterian,
church every Fist and Third Sab
baths Of each mouth.
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NUMBER
lCommnnlc.aiied.j
ROTATION IN OFFi(

Is sound Democratic docA
and no man should be allovAl
n hold Office more than eight vi
Should he have made a credih
record during his incumbencyf
him be eligible to higher d
in TIE service OF his country.
Incumbent, it is well known,
do most anything to remain in
f'ce-wire pull-lay traps, or
anything else to ingratiate hims
with those In power. He becom
a machine in the hands of the p|
litlcally strong. A man too lod
in office becomes careless an
heglectful.
To fe-elect a man to Office upo
the supposition that he BEST ur
derstands the duties of the position
and is going to do his duty 70
duty's sake is only a dream tina
gfiorcs human nature.
Lafayette, May 3fst, 1859.
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--Embroideries, I.aces, and Pretty
Hosiery at the Racke: Store.
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-Sif sn ut the Racket Store will
sell yJdDfess Goods as to make your
head swim.
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You will always learn something
worth Knowing by reading Moss q
Cos display ads. on page 4 of the
Advertiser.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-04-26

UNION STOCK YARDS. CLARE
MONT, BALTIMORE. April 24.-Swine.
Arrivals this week. 1884 head. The
receipts. though over 1000 head less
than last weeks number, constitute a
fair supply on the market, for which
a moderate demand Is generally re-
ported. No far western hogs Of any
moment are on the market, and for
others from nearer points quotations
range Mt 81 1904 % per 100 pounds gross:
light pigs. So 9OQ4 90, with few Mt the
latter price: rougiIs. S. 60I3 so pert 100
pounds gross.
Sheep and Lambs-An active demand
is reported, the receipts being light at
hc advance on both. Old sheep 3&64c.
and extra. &c; lambs. all clipped, $40
5Ac. All the stock Is reported as being
sold.
Calvcs-Wlth light run on veals,
there Is an Improvement of CSC on the
leo pounds. We quote ut 5kG6Ac and
few extra at Gil per pound.
CHICAGO = Cattle. fancy grades
brought S. 5O25 20; choice steers, s. 10
as 10; mediums. 81 S56e5 05: beef steers
81 00I4 SIS: stockers and feeders. 50 750
90; bulls 81 GOG4 %: cows and heifers
50 40Gli %: calves, SO 50IG 10.
hUES. lalr 10 CHNiCc. 80 o'fe w: !,
heavy packers, 81 65T3 SIS: mixed, So Is
az 95; butchers. 80 S0R4 90: lights. 50 10
az %; pigs, 81 $500 80.
Sheep and lambs-Western and Colo
RADIO sheep made up the market.
Receipts: Cattle $500 head; hogs, o.
GOO head; sheep. 10000 head.
EAST LIBERTY-Cattle steady and
unchanged.
Hogs. slow: prime mediums. 81 12h@
4 IL: heavy hogs and heavy Workers.,
81 05Gli 10: light Workers.. 81 00G4 05;
PIGS. 81 S5G2 %: roughs. 81 5oI3 GO.
Sheep steady choice wethers. 81 S0D
4 30: common, s? 6O93 30: choice lambs.
IS 15Gl5 90; spring lambs, Sc OOGS 90;
veal calves, Sc 0ON6 30.
CINClNNATI-Hogs quiet and lower
at 50 S0G3 IS.
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International Convention.

ATLANTA. Ca. April 25.-The ninth
International. fourteenth nationally,
Sunday school convention will meet in
Atlanta Tomorrow. One thousand and
twenty. delegates have already register
ed and notification has been received
and Ss5 more are on the way. Delegates
are coming not only from every prIncI-
pal city In the United States, but there
VIII be representative men from Eng
land and many countries O, the old
world. The first session will be a bust
ness meeting In the first Methodist
chutch Of the Lesson committee, to-mor-
row morning. The first regular open
session OF the convention as whole,
.dhes pace At the Grand Opera House
Tomorrow night.
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Metals.

NEW YORK-Unimporta changes
occurred in prices on the metal ex-
change to-day, and while generally
firm, tho market ruled very quiet. There
was nothing In news from primary
points or abroad to materially alter the
views of consumers or producers. At
the close the metal exchange Quilted pig
iron warrants duh Mt SlO50 bid and $ll 90
asked: lake copper firm ut $40 % nomi-
nal: tin firm but quiet Mt S2S IL bid and
S25 25 asked. Lead was quiet, with
81 20 bid and 81 3?is asked and spcltcr
firm ut Sc Is bid and 81 90 asked.
The brokers' price for fect is 81 10
and copper $40 %.
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cars. four of which were graded COM
tract Minneapolis and Duluth got
1913 cars against 1888 cars last year.
Primary western market receipts were
100000 bushels. !. compared with $4,000
bushels 4 year ago. Atlantic port
clearances equalled $4,000 bushels in
wheat and flour. The worlds visible
supply decreased 3,T72.00o bushels, COM
pared with 100000 bushels decrease
last year. Rumors OF heavy exports
at seaboard were not credited. SuS-
gestions Of increased acreage this year
and heavy receipts weakened corn.
Liquidation was heavy. Shipping de-
mand only fair. Receipts, $50 cars.
May started unchanged at 34hQ34Nc,
touched 3iBc and declined to 34lsc@
3iAc at the close.
A good cash demand and buying by
elevator interests held oats steady. Re-
ccipts, S3S cars. May started a shade
lower at 26,kc. sold sparlngly at 2G!t8
26Nc. declined to 269c and rallied to
26hG26asc ut the close. Provisions
opened weak on liberal hog receipts. but
subsequently the market became firm
on covering. May pork opened 547Ec
lower at IS 92hGS a5. advanced to 50 o.
and closed Mt 50 09ts, The range in
lard and ribs was extremely narrow.
Estimated receipts for Wednesday:
Wheat, 40 cars; corn, 125 cars; oats,
1876 cars; hogs. 81, 900 head.
The leading futures ranged as follows:
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Articles. open. high. Low. Close.


CaSn quotations. were US 10ll0WS:
Flour-Eeasy.
Wheat-No.l spring. 71@72hc: No. 8
spring. 6797lc: No. 2 red, 75H5@77c.
Corn-No. 2, S4iac; No. yellow, BAN
Q35c.
oats-No. 2, 27AG27&c: No. 2 white,
3oG3Okc; No. 3 white, 29i@30c.
Rye-No. 2. 5Skc. ! 4
Barley-No. 2, 36946c.
Flaxseed-No. !, 81 II; northwestern,
81 2l@1 %.
neutrality-suspicious., 81 IS.
Mess pork, per barrel. 50 00G9 05; lard
per 100 pounds, IS l7ls95 20; short ribs
sides, Qoose), 81 456D4 IS; dry sailed
shoulders. (boxed). 4EG4Ac; short clear
sides. (boxed 81 95@5 05.
Whlskey-Dlstillers' finished goods,
per gallon, 81 Is.
SuSars-Cut loaf. unchanged. .
Clover-Contract grade. S. 25.
Butter-Quiet and easy: creamerles,
l2Gl6c: diaries, 1lG14c.
Egss-Steady; fresh. 12Isc.
Cheese-Weuk; creams. 11k@12Isc.
NEW YORK-Flour, receipts, 1850
barrels; exports. 1900 barrels: market
weak and 5dllOc lower: winter patents
SO 75G4 10; winter straights. So $50
40; Minnesota patents. 50 9O94 20.
Wheat, receipts. ,36.95O bushels; ex-
ports. 1880 bushels: spot market weak;
No.2 red Sl$Sc to arrive T. o. b. afioat,
7Sssc elevator: No. / Northern Duluth
si7sc I. o. b. anoat; No. Northern New
York. S3lsc (. o. b. afloat: options OPEN
ed steady on Liverpool cables and
closed weak at A91isc net decline.
Close: May. 77Bc: July 76kc; Septem-
Der. 75Tc; December 76Tc.
Corn, receipts. 65,3O0 bushels: exports
l7I,3O0 bushels; spot market firm: No. 2,
41ssGi3tsc (. o. b. afioat spot and to ar
rive for new: options opened steady;
closed HGSc net lower. May closed at
3sAc; July closed at $3.50.
Oats, receipts. 6i,5OO bushels; exports
1910 bushels; spot market dull; No.
. white. 35Isc; options dull all day.
Hay steady. Hops dull. Hides firm.
Leather steady. Beef firm. Lard
steady. Pork quiet. Butter steady.
Cheese weak. Tallow easy. Cotton
seed oil dull. Rosin firm. Turpentine
tirmer Rice firm. Molasses steady.
Coffee. options opened steady and
unchanged to points higher, and
closed unchanged to points higher.
Sales. $4,000 bugs. Sugar. raw firm;
tending upward; refined firm.
BALTIMORE-Flour firm: receipts,
iA'p'" ohi SNPVbtob 1o'VuV tdllCls.
Wheat dull and easy: spot and month.
7G&116hc: May 76AG76Ec: receipts.
1850 bushels; exports. $500 bushels
Corn easy: spot. 3ehI39ssc; month. 80
4S9Mc: May. 3SisG3S%c: June. 3shc:
receipts. 2s0,500 bushels: exports. 1000
bushels. Oats quiet; No. white. $500
35l.c; No. mixed, 39,l5@3Sc. Butter
steady. Eggs firm. Cheese quiet.
Whiskey unchanged.
: CINCINNATI-Flour steady. Wheat
dull: No. 2 red. 73c.. Corn easy; No.
mixed, 1864 G37c. Oats easier; No.
mixed. 29l29c. Rye firm; No. 2. &c.
Lard flrmer at S. 05. Bulkmeats quiet
at 81 80. Bacon steady at IS Is, Wits
key active at 81 &c. Butter dull and
lower; fancy Elgin creamery. 1S61sc;
Ohio. lG6lSc. dairy, 1Oc. Sugar firm.
EGGS quiet and steady at 1llsc. Cheese
firm.
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FINANCE AND TRADE.
The Features of the Money and Stock
Markets


Markets.
NEW YORK, April 25.-Money on call
steady at 3kG4 per cent; last loan, 81
per cent. Prime mercantile paper, 81
Q4A per cent. Sterling exchange
steady, with actual business in ban
kers' bills at 81 S7G4 S7A for demand
and at 81 S5@4 S5A for sixty avs; post
ed rates. 81 S51s@4 Sc and 81 S7,s@4 IS;
commercial bills, 81 SiGi SAG. Silver
certificates, Gl@6lkc. Bar silver, 600
6OBc. Mexican dollars. 47Tc.
Dealings in stocks to-day We're rather
dull. The market was generally heavy
In the forenoon, while in the afternoon
strength appeared. especially among
those stocks which had been most de-
pressed early. The Changers inflated
the Improvement coIncident with the
weakness in wheat. London was n
seller OF the Interna tionals. particu-
larry OF Louisville & Southern. Al
though the professional element was
bearsh, speculation throughout dis
played an undertone Of resistance
which caused many OF the trading elc-
ment to reverse their tactics. Among
the generally inactive shares very ma
terial advances appeared in Mlnneapo-
lis and St. Louis Detroit Gas. Canadian
Pacific and Illinois Central. Anaconda
mining sharply advanced on continued
gossip connecting 1t with the proposed
consolidation. Sugar. Glucose and Met
ropolitan were well supported. and Ten
nessee Coal more than recovered from
Its early weakness. Gossip was re-
vtved OF some alliance among the ST.
gar and Glucose interests, but nothing
definite was made known In this con-
nectlon, parties who should know being
non-committal In the money and
sterling exchange markets. steadiness
prevailed at practically unchanged
quotations. Strength prevailed In the
dealings until near the close. when
heavy realizing, especially In Manhat-
tan and other transportation shares cut
of part OF the advance. leaving the
market weak. although n number OF
shares retained good advances on the
day.
Business in bonds was we'll sustained
to-day. and prices were In the main
higher. Total sales. s3.GS5,O00.
United States IS coupon declined Vi
per cent in the bid price.
The total sales OF stocks to-day
amounted to 53l,S49 shares.
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ClficHgo's RcstrictIona

CHICAGO. April 25-The first street
railway ordinance which provides for n
'onr cent fare, 10 per cent compensation
70 inc city, and the option for municipal
ownership. has been introduced in Tho
WY council. The company seeking a
i~ehty year franchise under these terns
- me Chicago Western Elevated Rail-
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sic'ims 10 stomach, liver and kid.
Het troubles, rs well as women, and nil
acei INC results in loss OF appetite. pojs-
phH m the blood, backache, neryousncgs
heaaachc and tired. iistless. down
,Se; But there's no need to feel like
I nut Listen toJ w. Gardner, IdavIllc.
,n"' re says: Electric Btters are lust
Sne lhins FOR man when he is all run
Gown and don't care whether tic fvcs
VI nles; 1t did more to give me new
,sMIehs,h and good appetite than any
, ,hig could take. can now eat any
n!ihB ana have a new tense on Me-"
D"!y W cents. at Logan Drug Co.'S drug
''o'e. Every bottle guaranteed. a.
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She VIII Reform Him.

CLEVELAND. o.. April 2i.-May Coo.
NY e0Hieiy young woman, was mar.
req Today in the county jail to George
n,h htsthauer, n confessed plckpockct,
mno III under sentence OF four years In
, sne pshltentlarr. The Girl said she be-.
.vvru IN Regennuer. and II was her in.
e so",ip" 70 reform him after he had
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-04-26

900, 81 25G4 80; fair, 700 to 900. 81 Oo@
4 rs: common. 600 to 100. So 2503 50;
bulls. 222kc; cows. lkG3c.
Hogs-Extra 50 SOFAS 90; good 50 roo
3 so: common 50 3O13 so.
Sheep-E1tra. 81 0oa4 rs; good. 50 $50
90; common. 50 5093 rs: lambs, 415c.
Fresh CoWs-s2l635: calves 5G5hc
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EoMBAf,April25-The Times Of India
says It learns from an "unImpeachabI.
source" that Russia has secured an in
terest IN portion OF the Persian Gull
sufficient to give her the right TO take
possession OF It whenever she chooses. II
Is AIDED that this information comes d.
rect from Teheran and 1t Is believed the
port referred to Is Bundcr- Abbassec