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Salutes to the Roumania.

The Secretary of War has sent the fol-
lowing order to Maj. Gen. Wesley Merritt
az Governors Island, New York: by direc-
ton of the President, you WILL upon the
arrival of the Roumania with the remains
OF the soldiers who were killed or have 6ied
at Santiago and Porto Rico. fire sitting
sdiute, oruer all nags half-mast, and detail
sufficient guard of honor TO see Tho
caskets taken OFF thu ship and expressed
to their former homes. The Roumania IN
expected to arrive very soon. VIII tcle-
g1apn You as early as possible the exac It
time"
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Pacific IL. u. Notes Paid.

Ihe hrst four of the twenty semi-annual
notes recently given by the Central Pacific
railroad Company in settlement of the
governments claim against the road,
amounting to nearly sl2ooO.0D0. were an
lcipated and paid into the United States
subtl easury at New York Friday by
Speyer d Co, representing the officers OF
the central Pacific Company. The avail
able cash balance In the treasury is in
creased by this amount
Evening star., 1899-03-13
VIII Not BE Examined.

Ambassador White at Berlin has inform
ed the Department Of State that American
fruit passing through Germany in bond is
no longer to be examined for San Jose
scale.
Evening star., 1899-03-13

his wife. and so received a conside rable
sum- but when the note fell due, it was
said, Mrs. Spelshouse repudiated the
authority Of her husband to receive such
payments; refused to credit all the ad-
vances alleged to have been made, and
ordered the trustees to sell, which was
done, but has now been enjoined, as stated
Evening star., 1899-03-13
Ladies underwear.

one hundred dozen ladies' Swiss ribbed
vests, with necks and armholes trimmed
with white and fancy silk ribbon-7c.
each-a special "Opening" souvenir.
Evening star., 1899-03-13
We Frame for All.

The same consideration given or
ders for inexpensive frames as to
those for heavy gold leaf ones for Oil
paintings. Venable & Beale, Artistic
Frames, 6Io 9th St. NV.
mhIOl2d
Evening star., 1899-03-13

Ladies' pure silk vests. trimmed with
lace and run with ribbon, 3Ii2c instead
of 69c.
Evening star., 1899-03-13

Lot of children's fast-black Isle thread
full regular made hose-with double heels
and toes-sizes to 91a-91zc pair instead
of 25e.
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Ladies' neckwear.

49c. for ladies' ties of Liberty silk
made with deep ruffie-in all coIors. Are
zoe. about town.
Evening star., 1899-03-13

Anything s'charged''
and terms of payment
made to suit you.
Evening star., 1899-03-13

Laces and embroideries.
Beautiful grass linen embroderies-in
edgings and insertings-in all widths
In a splendid assortment-identical EN-
broideries sold usually at soc. and zoe.
yard-for &c.
Evening star., 1899-03-13

9Sc. for ladies' handsomer ties of Lib
erty stlk-half dozen sorts-au shades.
Are 81 40 elsewhere
Evening star., 1899-03-13
Ladies' spring hosiery.

Our ladies' fast-black full seamless hose
ali sizes-which sell at l5c.-for these
three days, 1O1Sc. pair
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Immense lot of white embroideries-in
edginss and insertings - and also very
wide oriental laces-1oc value-for 31&c.
Evening star., 1899-03-13

MACHINERY sUPPIIEs-NEw AND SECOND
hand Engines. Boilers Betting. PulIeys &C.
We have two good ;econd hand Hoisting Engines
with boilers complete. will sell for half
price to s quick purchaser. COLUMBIA SUPPLY
%. I416 Pa NV. Phone Il44 A WILL
LIAMS. secretary 8. HANKS. Manager.
fe23-3m-7
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zoe. all-silk hest black lustrous ooc
tafetas, opening price ........ oo>'
27-inch extra fine quality all-silk
highly lusirous black taffeta-wear guar
anteed-sells the city over at 81 %, Soc
Tor -
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s. novelty silks, $40.
900 pieces Of imported novelty silks
embracing rare taffvtas, with breeaded
satin striped patterDs-in the most cx-
quste combinatIons--ia ALI street and
evening sh ides-an immense assortment
will go at 81. 40 Instead of 81 during the
''opening" days.
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SsOpening'' specials i'm black silks.

T5c. 20-inch all-silk extra soft finish
black Swiss tafeta. good wearing coc
quality Observation-Disclosures. .OON.
Evening star., 1899-03-13
ssOpening'' specials i'm cold silks.

: SOC. coIored taHetas, 33c.
% pieces Of those very handsome all
silk taffetas, in rreamf whita light blue,
pink. navy and red and blaeli-which are
SO scarce-will go at opening price of 33c
instead of soc.
Evening star., 1899-03-13

Here is great special. About $50
black taffeta. colored striped taffeta and
high colored satin waists-some of which
have fronts of different colOred satin and
silks elegantly tucked and pleated-will
be sold for S49S. These are waists which
were bought TO sell at $3.50. They are
being sold at $3.50 about town-you've
seen them in tn windows.
Evening star., 1899-03-13

S9c. 22-inch all-sili rustic black taffetas,
which will not break or pun in the 6oc
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BELLAIRE HAPPENINGS.
AIa,terS.uf interest In the Metropolis
urBcImont County


a very quiet wedding took place yes
terday afternoon at the home OF Mrs
John Kirkpatrick, In the Fifth ward,
the contracting parties being Mr. 8. o.
Cummins, the well known hardware
merchant, residing in the North Enc,
and Mrs. Lillian Kelly. very popular
lady OF this city. Rev, w. v. Te-
Wrinkle pastor OF the Second Presby-
terrain church, performed the ceremony
in the presence OF o small party OF
friends md relatives. The newly we'd
ded couple left Immediately after the
ceremony for Niagara Falls and other
eastern cities. They will be at home
in this city In two weeks.
An agent for the electric light com
pany which will furnish light foEGthe
Uniform Rank, K. Of p. Novelty Fair
and Circus was calling upon the mer-
chants who have booths enguged for
the affair yesterlay. and quite mum :
her will have rs and 100 lncnndescent
lights IN their displays. There will
also be large arch erected on the
entrance, which will be very attrac-
tive in appearance They will start
carpenters to work next week TO build
the booths and erecr the archway.
Kew HUT ullu NV sg9bgAtAGf -
BarnesvlIlc, passed through this city
yesterday. on thei- way to Alliance,
Ohio. to attend the n. E. conference.
Miss Rhea Eemple left yesterday
morning for OXFORD. where she will en-
ter the Miami Seminary. She was &c
companfed by her brother Fred.
Harry Rowles and Jacob CapltO have
returned home from Philadelphia,
where they attended the G. A. r. en-
campment.
Miss Mabel IIchtenberger will leave
next Monday for Grand Rapids, Mich.
where she VIII spend a month with
friends.
Wayne Archer has returned home
from Alliance. where he has been keep
ing time on street paving contract.
Miss Rhea Davis has returned home
from Newark, where she spent two
weeks with friends and relatives.
The Sub-Rosa club meet tomorrow
evening to rcorganlzc for the coming
winter.
Mrs. David Rice is spending two
weeks with friends In Philadelphia.
Rev. Father WehrIe was in Columbus
yesterday on business.
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1t is noticed that some state papers
hive doomed Mr.. James n. Hall for
state auditor Mr.. Hall VIII have the
cordial support OF the Republicans In
this county, and doubtless throughout
the state, and he would make i capable
man Tor the Office.
Mr.. Phllebaum. OF northern Illinois.
Is visiting at the home Of his parents
at Point Mills, He reports fine crops
In his section. and that the Bryan-Alt-
geld Idea Is ut great discount in NIL
nols,
The fruit In this section h3s been dis
appointing. Apples are vGry deficient
and with dlmlnutlvc whent and fruit
crup4 conditions are not encouraging
70 no f'rmors.
Rev. L.afrerty Grler, former pastor
OF the Stone church, Elm Grove, and
wife, have gone to Cumberland, Md, for
recuperntion Of health.
Mr.. Hugh Gates and daughter. Miss
Llnnle. from Prlncevillc H.. will ar
rive here this week for u months so
jOurn with relatives.
Mr.. Berry, Of this place, formerly OF
Nebraska. has disposed Of HIS property
In that state and expects 10 locate In
Claysvllle. Pa.
Mr.. Dan Thornburg, Of Elm Grove,
IA In IOWn
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BENWooD NEWS.
Local happenings orImportancOin a
Busy Town.

Local Happenings OrImportance I'M
Busy Town.
B. F. Peabody has returned from a
three weeks visit in the east He at
tended the Peabody family reunion at
Grovelands, Mass. and was slght-see-
ing on the Hudson in company with
Squire o. A. Lacey, who is expected
home on, Friday.
The Riverside has begun to arch
BoggB' Run, and the work lsiinterestr
ing 10 watch. When arched. the Riv-
erslde's old and recently purchased
ground will be nicely connected.
The Moundsviile fair viii attract a
big Benwood delegation to-day and to-
morrow. Great Interest Is manifested
in the exhibition, which promises to far
surpass last years.
The puddlers at the lower mill are
now making FIVE heats. This Is pos
sible on account Of cooler weather. only
three being made In the summer
months.
Benwood is being extensively billed
for the Bellaire Novelty Circus and
Street Fair, given under the auspices OF
the Uniform Rank X. OF P.
Last evening the young people OF the
NJ. p. church gave a successful trolley
party. The proceeds are for the church
fund.
John w. Leach left yesterday morn
ing for Morgantown to represent Ben
wood council Of the Jr o. U. A. NJ.
Miss Cora Bell has returned from an
extensive visit at Baltimore.
VIII Powell Is taking In the Pitts
burgh exposition.
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WON A NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.,

PHILADELPHIA. Sept. 1.-THE Phlllles
experienced no difficulty in winning a
double-headcr from Cleveland to-day.
Knepper, who pitched the first game. wns
batted nj wifi, and Schmidt. in the second
was hit opportunely. Both Orth and Piatt
We're In Rood form. but tho locals played
q hne Holding game. Attcndanee, GleS
First game. RHE
Gieytlapl 30 0 o 0 90 o NO-Of :
PhllndelPa "a : o 3 o o s-l3 - /
Batteries, lSnepper and McAlllster; orth
ana Mcfarland. Earned runs, Phiindel-
phln Time, hours. Umpirea, Snyder
and McGhrT.
Second game. RHF
Cleveland 81 o 0 0 . % 3.OIS q
Phliadelp'a 80 Ill 0 Q.'-S . 3
Batteries. Schmidt and sugdgn: Piatt
and Mcfarland Earned runs. Philndel-
phln I. Time, 1850. Umpiros. Snyder and
McGnTr.
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EASE BAIL CoAiAlENT

The last game of the Wheeling
Springfield, and the last championship
game on the home grounds this season
win be played this afternoon. Poole
will pitch for the home team, and our
old friend, Jack Dolan, will be on the
slab for the Governors. This ought to
be n win for the stOgies, but the visl-
tors are Just now putting up a hre ar
tlcle OF ball and base ball Is very un-
certain at times. Everybody should
turn out and give the Stogies q good
Bend-off for their Youngstown-New
Castle trip, which Winds up the season.
Torreyson says he will probably be
located In Columbus next season-that
q II he can secure grounds better To-
Gated than those which made the
Western league club there n failure.
The league claims Columbus at any
rate, and although TorTeyson rather
prefers Springfield he will likely be
compelled by the league to give Col
umbus another trial.
Says a Fort Wayne special: Charles
II. MacDougall and Isldor NJ. MaulderI
directors of the Fort Wayne base ball
club, have made an offer for the
Wheeling franchise in the Interstate
league. II they make the purchase
Jnck Glnsscock will be placed In
charge Of the team next season.
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M,MECHEN NOTES.
Daily Items of Interest About People
and Events.

Daily Items OF Interest About People
and Events.
Marshal whltlatch arrested two bIcy-
Gle riders for riding on the sidewalks
yesterday. They were fined 81 and costs
each by Mayor Chambers, and went on
their way rejoicing for having got OF
so easy.
william Marble and wife attended the
marriage Of their niece, Miss Mollle
CnrrIgan, daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs.
John Cardigan, OF Sherrard. to Mr..
Cowan, Of Wheeling, yesterday.
Rev. Il. D. Eden has returned from
BlaIrsvllle, o., where he attended the
eldershIp Of the Church OF God. He
was appointed travelling evangelist.
George McCombs, sr., has returned
from Cameron, where he visited his
daughter, Mrs. Park Chaddock.
Rev. John Cunningham has returned
to Barkeyville, Pa. after spending n
week with friends here.
william Murray has returned from n
two weeks visit with friends at Bar
low. o.
Conrad Leeds, son OF H. A. Leeds, Is
very III with fever.
j. l.. Pracht and wife are home from
Newark, o.
DR.. ]. s. Smith will move to Glendale
fo-nnFroW
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MoUNDsvILLE BUDGET

Yesterdays News From Marshall
County's Chief City.
Frank D. slgafoose and Miss Madge
r. Matthews viii be married at the
home Of the brides father, ex-sherif
@. C. Matthews, on Fifth street, to-mor.
row morning at s o'clock. The we'd
ding Will be a quiet one, only the mem
bers OF the two families being present.
Rev. D. L. Aash, pastor Of the Metho-
dist Episcopal church. will otticiate.
They will leave on No. IS, Baltimore &
Ohio train for the north. After spend
ing their honeymoon visiting eastern
and northern cities the newly married
couple will be at home In this city oc-
tober /.
At meeting Of the city school board
Monday night ]. @. Cabell, OF Charles.
ton, was employed to teach the colored
school The position Of first supply
teacher was declared vacant, and the
election OF another was postponed un-
til the next regular meeting.
Wheeling Bakery Bread IS the largest
loaf sold for cents. Your grocer VIII
get II for you.
Fred Rimple and family are home
from New York, where they have been
on an outing for their health.
Miss Mary Scott leaves tomorrow for
Pittsburgh to resume her work In the
kindergarten schools.
Wheeling Bakery Bread is the largest
loaf sold for cents. Your grocer Will
get 1t for you.
Mrs. Goodman has returned from an
extended trip through the southern part
Of the state.
Ralph Parkinson, Of Bethesda, Ohio,
came yesterday to visit his old home
here.
Mrs. c. C. Newman and son Walter
are the guests Of friends at St Mary's.
Miss Evn Hall is slowly recovering
from an attack Of brain fever.
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NEW YORK. Sept. 1.-THE New Yorks
and chlCagos split even to-day. the visit
ors getting the hrst game through the poor
fielding Of Carpby. Tho second game was
called on account o. darkness after the
New Yorks had scored run In the sew
Nulh Inning. ard the game reverted back
10 tho sixth inning. Scores:
First game. RHE
New York....O OOi 1910 Lii 10
Chicago .....l 0 - / 0 o c Oils 1
batteries, Cnrrlck. Doyle and Warner;
TAYLOR and Chance. Earned runs, nonr.
bl.
second game. RHE
Sow York .............2 o. OIL 2-dfi q
'hifngo ,....,.,......,.O 0S I % 3
Earned RIMS. New York 2 Batteries,
'Mitlg and Warner. Grlnith and Donahue.
Inc. lAO, Attendance. LOO
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Taylor who had poor control, voluntarily
ErtireG nt the end Of tho NTH inning. aud
Peite pitched the remainder OF the game
for Cincinnati. IN the Fecond game the
Aerators won out IN tho ninth inning,
Freeman and McGann were put out OF the
g4lme for roughly handling the umpire.
Attendance, Geoo. Scores;
First game. RHE
c : aeIiHstPn 10 : : a.SiS ~ !
Earned runs. Washington 4: Cincinnati
q Time, l:ih Umpire, Latham. Batteries,
Evans and Rittredge; Taylor PeitE and
Petite.
Second game. , RHE
e aasRiRsipn IL. 4. SSG SS&9lIi i
Batteries, Mcfarland and Roach: HaW-
lGy and K0hoe. Earned runs, Washington
3; Cinclnnatl4. Time, 2:iO Umpire, La
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Of blood. What care are you taking Of
,I,;s ,,,ordnvfuI ynarhine2

OF blood. What care are you taking OF
this wonderful machine1
Shortness Of breath, buZzing in the
ears, dizziness, palpitation Of the heart,
s!eeplessneas, stomach trouble, indiges.
ton are only some Of the evidences that
the machinery is undergoing a strain
which sooner or later viii break it down
What the lubricant is TO the machine
of iron, DR.. Pierce's Golden Medical
Discovery is to the machine Of flesh and
blood. II reduces friction TO a minimum
and keeps the great organs in proper
running order. It does this by healing
diseases of the stomach and organs OF
digestion and nutrition, and increasing
the flow Of pure aud healthy blood.
~ used ten bottles OF Dr. Picrce'S Golden
Medical Discovery and several walls Of his
'PlrlAut Pellets a year ago this spring and
have had no trouble with indigestion Eiuec,"
writes Mr.. W. 7. Thompson. Of Townsend,
DTondwntcT Co, Montana Words fall 70 tell
how thank(u am for the relief NJ had sud.
Tered 20 much and Il seemed that the docioFa
could do the no good, got down IN weight TO
t1S pounds aud was not able 10 work Of NIL. Now
I weigh nearly 10 aud can do days work
on the farm have recommended yuur medi.
cine to several and shall always have good
word to aay for Dr Pierce aud hls medicines
DR.. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets invigur-
ate the stomach, liver aud bowels. Use
them with the Diicovery" when pill
Is required
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-09-13
MARSHAL FAIR
Opened Yesterday at MoundsvIlIe
With a Big Crowd There.
TEO EXCITING RACES PLEASED

Tho Large Crowd That was Attracted
to the Track-slde In the Afternoon.
TO-day's Racing Card Includes the
2s2s Pace, With Star Onward one
Of.the Ehtrles-rhe Exhibits are
LarEe and Quite Interesting.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-09-13

BERLIN. Sept, r. = The German
commissioner for the Paris exhibition,
accompanied by three assistants. has
gone to Paris to complete arrangements
for the German exhibitors. This is gem
orally interpreted as indicating that
Germany has no intention, as n nation.
of refrainlng from participating there
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-09-13

. Would quickly lcuvc you, u you used
DIR. Kings New Life pills. Thousands
OF sufferers have proved thclr mntchlcgs
merit for sick and nervous headaches
They make pure blood aud strong
nervca and build up your health. Easy
10 take. Try them Only % cents.
Money back II not cured Sold by Lo-
gan Drug Co., druggists.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-09-13

BALTIMORE, Sept i2-Howeil had the
Colonies shut out to the ninth inning to-
day, when base on balls started a bat
ting rally that tied the score. In the
twelfth Brodie's mOmentRry hesitation in
heldlng bit allowed the runs 20 tally that
RHE
Louisville % nO0OOOO2109-5 i3 .
Baltimore ........V 0 o 01ODIQO-S 8 1
Batteries, wGddell and Zfnmer; Howell,
McGlnnlty and Crishnm. Earned runs
louisville 4. Time, 2:S0 Empires, Emslie
and DIVER
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BsssRiys ... .:::.ss GSisf ~

Earned runs, Pittsburgh 4; .Hnooklyn {
TWo-base hits. beaumont. McCreeFy 2
Ely, Jennings, Dunn, Stolen base, Ieu-
nIngs. First base on balls. by CheEbro 8;
by Dunn 1; by Kennedy l. by MeJRmes l.
McJames /. First base on errors, Pitts
burgh l. Left on hnEes Pittsburgh q;
brooklyn T. Sacrifice hits, Kelly. Jennings,
Casey. Time, l:i7 UmpIres. SwnrtWOOd
and Hunt. Attendance, 400.
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LaBeIle's Kickers.

A number Of the husky guys at the
La Belle mill will organize a foot ball
team. Dan Corners Is taking the In
itlatlve and promises to line up eleven
good men. averaging 100 pounds,
and prepared to meet the reorganized
". A. c. or other tenns In this Vicinity.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE

BROOKLYN. Sept. 12,--To-day's game
was n smuggling match, in which the Pitts
burEhs fought good uphill battle. but
were forced tn surrender through Nc
James effective pitching IN the last three
Innlngs Dunn and Kennedy had been
used up In tho first six. CheShro was bat
ted hard during the early stages, but set
tied down toHnTd the ilnish. Score:
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BOWLING.

The Musee winter bowling league is
now being organized with ten clubs.
and $3.50 In cash prizes. Those deslr-
ing to enter teams can now do so.
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A FrIrhtrnI Blundcr

VIII often cause horrible burn.
scnld, cut or brulsc. Bucklen's Arnlca
salvc, the best In the world. will Kill the
phin and promptly heal II. Cures old
sores. fever sores. ulcers. bolls, tclons,
corns, all skin eruptlons Best pile cure
on earth. only % cts. Il box. Cure
guaranteed. Sold by Logan Drug Co.
drugGistG.
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HOUND LAST.

MOUND AT LAST. .,,.
Vctter's Dyspepsia Kennedy VIII p-f =
lively and permanently cure dyspepsia, II
Is common Bcnae REMEDY and cures by
curing the cause. We guarantee II, or
your money back, You get 1t at
Goctze's Reliable Drug Store,
opposite Mcclure House
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TwO.base hit. Leahy. Three-ba9e hit,
C0frey. Beville Sacrifice hit. Wells
Struck cut. by Wells /: by Wolf ]. Bases
on balls, on Wclls g. on Wolf !. Passed
balls. Donnhue. BcvillC. Time, l;A Um.
p!rcs. polan and Taylor.
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A FINE Stultz & Bauer Grand Plano.
walnut case. at factory price ut the
sale or
MILLIGAN, WILKTN & Co,
llLO MInrknt RtreOt.
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COSTS NOTHING
UNLESS CURED
Can You Ask More 2

BuITALn, n. ".
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eihs, have nsvgf giyen ny name N slppolt ~
pFopgieiaYP Rlnedyi Tor have neysr sep one that
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Withsl1ndingli Tor believe Il . duty owe 20 By.
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one houf day, md tho Pocket Inhaler ten mlnuiea
every hour, With no other HedleinPi IN four WeeAe
was trlnIiofmad Into a. assured fee9ygIy. -, =.
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IT CURES by INHALATION
The hrSt and only treatment ever knognt
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head, throat and lungS.
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To.DAY's GAMES.
Springfield at Wheeling.
Fort Wayne at Mansfield.
Dayton at New Castle.
Toledo ut youngstown.

Wheeling lost the second successive
game in the series with the tatl-ender
sprlngaelds yesterday afternohn, but
the game was a pretty exhibition Of the
rational game. and the visitors earned
their victory by hard stick work OF
Wells and by errorless fielding, The
sprlnghelds cllnched the victory in the
eighth inning by q punching Of hits,
Kreuger's single which stranSs error
turned into hit good for three bases.
Turner's error of Judgment aud BE.
ville's two-bagger, which materialized
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