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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-02-07
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IL -n'' "s m,0l. 2rs rho Beat. 50, l!.a.i'
fr l.A.," ~ it,rta by Return MDiI, Al ntsy,i,ls
Chichester Chemical Co., piilada., Ia.
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6. O. SMITH. R Rile Essass;
EXCHANGE R,pl, J,,iIjip,
THE0. W. FINK & co.,
No. 1870 Market Street.
FOR SALE AND FOR RENT.

FOR SAlE--Bu:ldins Sic, lI5 by oio,
East McColloch street. Dirt cheap
miles from city on river road
ley.
A cheap home. two-sto7y brick dwelling
! rooms and kitchen. OIL East MlcCoIlo6h
street. Lot 20 by 100. Only sl..o0 Terms
ensy.
a very fine building lot on north side o.
Fourteenth street. =
Two desirable building lots on Wood
street. Eighth ward--on very easy terms.
a two-story frame dwelling. :: rooms.
with stable on lot. Lot q by 100. South
Chapline street, Eighth ward. Only $3.50:
easy terms. - 80 -
FOR RENT-a rooms on North Market,
street, $50 =.
\ country residence With grounds. In.
quirc 1T once,
rooms corner Fifteenth and Jacob SITS.
Ar!on store room. ZOO Main street.
c. A. SCHAEFER s, CO.,
Iclcphonc Cor. 18th and
blI. Market Sts,
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Senerai loHcrs.
....NOTICE....

The parents and guardians OF students
belonging TO Ohio Valley Business and
English Academy are hereby notified tina,
all money for tuition and books must be
Twelfth streets: that any money paid 10
|. X. Noise for the purpose named will
be re-collected by the company.
J. II. FRASHER. President.
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CARROLL. cLT-R f.EAGrE.

ScoTers-Davis and MartI,
To-nsht-N. L. l.. &: a. "A. VS.. Daisies.
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.mmpire-Ginks.
i''h'sht-Golden Rods rs. Aber Nit.
Charlie Burns in n Draw.
CINCINNATI, o., Feb. 6.-Jack DAILY,
y. Mum1ASton. Del. ard Charlie Burns,
- -.-lS elty. tonight ten roand draw
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-02-07

candries.

GANARIES-5 IIARTz MOUNTAIN
" Rollers. Males $500. Females soc, at
HENRS. IlELAtBRlGHT'S. corner Mar
kct nnd Sixth streets. sec
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FOR SALE.

i.roomed dwelling No "a Baker street.
Price s6,5; Si5 cash. balance III long, easy
Splendid residence at 20 South Front ST.
ii-roomcd brick house northeast corner
Twenty.slxth and Eofr streets. for $3.50.
This property will pay well as an invest
ncnt. 49,
Pleasant Valley lot. IL. feet front on
pike, next south Of the Pharr place. Best
location IN the Valley for sale to-day.
TO LEI-Store rooms, retail or whole.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-02-07

T1oR SALE-MY HOUSE. SOUTHEAST
II corner Chapltne and Twenty.third
streets, will be sold Mt n low figure. Terms
easy. GEO. NJ. SHOOK. Call at G.. Nj
Shook & Co.'S. ja9
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-02-07
SorSah.t

tEoR sALE-HoUsE AND GROUND
II on Island. Address or apply to. MISS
a. NJ. RITZ. 1913 Market street. Wheels,
Ing, w. Va aS ssSs .5sE ja0.
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Several others correspondingly low
and on easy payments.
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Uaafed.

& QMErHING NEW--WANTED-AL
~ dressmnkers, sewing girls. ladies maxi
ing your own clothes. TO sec my method
OF cutting: the latest and best: Endorsed
taiiors. Easy terms. Satisfaction guaran-
iced. FeatherDoning taught: attachments
given, A. p. TtllSSELL. OF New York, at
u.s. Main street, city. for u few weeks.
q ..'IHI III
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Gno,an.

1JONEY TO LOAN ON REAL Es.
.lfl. TATE. Six per cent interest and ono
per cent premium. total seven per cent.
Apply 10 THE BUCKEYE SAVINGS &
LOAN CO. sd St. Bellaire. Ohio. oe7
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-07-06
The Fourth at WINS.

Texas, July 1.-THE Fourth was
IA at Old Waverly yesterday with
oid fashioned barbecue and good
peeeh-making. About two thous-
pie We're present and there was
70 eat for that many more. The
al that could be wished for as
lsather was concerned, which only
the pleasure of the day. one OF
\ features OF the day was several
pan After game in the morn
per was had, after which speaking
y ar Williams OF Huntsville, am
~, 1. Mckinney OF the same place
MIN IN his usual good hum red
few remarks. Refreshments
atiiul all about the grounds and
40 furnished by Bishops band. AS
r. was Ia readiness for the be- OF
h. ana good music already going,
was iidulged in some by those
aamlrers Of the merry art. The
n'sat was all that could be wished
~ M late hour. The scene Of
P,a.isn Is about ten miles east OF
~ large crowd went out from
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A nEnnnn

va. century has proven that Crab
|as"csh,aer Is a reliable specific for
aaIne' dyspepsia and constipa.
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AGENTS WANTED.

ApyERTIsEMENTs-ca for accepta6i,
ideas; state II patented. The Patent Record
Baltimore. Nd. p
AGENTS on SALARY OR COMMISSION
The greatest agents seller ever produced 4:
every user Of pen and ink buys II on sight:
200 TO 500 per cent profit: one agents sales
amounted to $500 In six days: another sa2 ia
two hours. Monroe Mfg. Co.. x 1885, La
Crosse. Wis. "A
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

IN BUYING or selling property. we ask a
trial OF your business, we claim to have
superior advantages In showing and selling
property anG Will give personal attention to
all business entrusted with us: several
choice home places on Main, Crawford and
San Jacinto Streets two pretty cottage
homes in Third ward. at a bargain. Two
seyen-room houses Fifth ward. $1,000 each.
your own terms. n. NJ. Norfeet Co.
phone C73 Binz building. N
THREE lots with nice tiye-roo.n cottage and
Kitchen all furnished on the water front
at Seabrook. for sale cheap mot for renD /:
immediate possession Apply 10 Ben Camp
bell II
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-07-06

DIR. ROWLAND gives private readings by
cards soc; spirit power, 81 palmistry, ard
astrology, 50. test circles Monday, Wednes-
day. Saturday nights. 25c; he has no equal,
ilS Caroline street j.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-07-06

HAMMOCKS. HAMMOCkS. HAMMOCKS.
Now is the season to enjoy the delightful
summer breezes. Come see us and we will
tell you what it costs.
Yours truly.
J. j. Pastoriza.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-07-06

NoTICE-Having been in the wood and coal
business SO long and extensively that even
some OF my hest friends hardly realize the
extent and condolences OF NV new livery
an boarding stables Mt north end san ia
supplv your wants of any kind, at prices
worthy OF Investigation q have no rent to
nav and my customers set the bonent OF
that. l most cordially invite YOU to call
and let us show YOU through Mr.. John
Thomas (well known in Houston) my fore
man. or myself will be glad to see you at
any time. Hubert s. II. Wilson. proprietor
Wilson Livery. Boarding and Sale Stables.
Phone SIS
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NUIICE z hereby given 10 al phtues con
cerned that sealed proposals will be re-
ceiyed until o'clock a. Nj. Wednesday
July ~. 1899, by the penltentiary board OF
the State of Texas FOR the sale TO the State
for cash Of not less than Ave thousand nor
Cultivated or nnculIiyated or composed do" Of
both kinds. and suitable for the production
OF cotton and cane. Bids Will be entertained
for land only, and for no implements or
10 the State for sixty days from said 18th
OF July, 1893. and must be accompanied By
abstracts Of title and plats OF the land of
fered. Tho board reserves the right 10 re-
jeet any and all bids. All bids to be d.
rected TO. and filed with, N. A. Crasens
secretary OF the penitentiary board Austin.
Texas, by o'clock q. NJ. July ~. 1893.
BY order OF the penltentiary board.
VIM. Clemens, Chairman.
Attest: NJ A. Crayens, secretary TIL
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-07-06

FARMERS! owners of ranches! Insure your
farm houses, barns and live stock against
loss by fire, lightning, cyclones. Rates rea-
sonabie Write for free application blank
and terms sidney II. Tillman. North Texas
building Dallas.
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L. HoENCKE, magnetic healer; established
1879, residence, 1904 Smith street. corner
writing address 80 Main street, enclosing
stamp. u
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EVERYTHING new, everything clean, me
yent.letion. cool stable gentle horses,
prompt and polite attention and low rates,
is what you find at Wilson's Livery ana
Boarding Stables, phone 5l5. John Thomas
foreman. I
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BIDS AND PROPOSALS.

NOTICE 10 CONTRACToRs-se pro
posals will be received until p. M, Sat
urday. July 10. 1893. by the board OF trus.
tees OF Wharton for the erection OF school
building at Wharton, Texas.
The plans and specifications can be seen
at Wharton or the office OF Eugene 4
Ieiner architect Houston. Texas.
A certified check for $3.50, payable to the
undersigned must be filed with all bids
conditioned that the bidder viii enter mt
contract and give a satisfactory bond II.
the sum OF so per cent OF the proposal ten
dered.
The right is reserved to reject any or all
lids received j. p. Taylor,
ii Secretary OF Board.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-07-06

millinery business will take position in mil
iinery department in the South o. West;
thoroughly eapehle of taking full charge;
references from four leading wholesale
houses, Broadway. aud importing house on
Fitch ay New York City. Address Mrs
A. Parke. care NJ. Colliver. 50 West gath
streot New York City, N. Y. 7-28
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-07-06

DIR. McKANNA, San Antonio. has the only
treatment for liquor and morphine habi's
friends about it; no hypodermic used; cures
guaranteed. II
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ing telegraphic summaries from
&nd crop sections of the weather
! the cotton belt:
&na.-Rainfall generally plentiful
perature favorable to all interests;
q damage previously reported.
y cold winter, late spring and MAY
8Rll crops, cane. corn and cotton
tood and rice in excellent condi-
making rapid growth; planting
nd sweet potatoes nearing compile
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s. o. COTTON & BRO. Fire Insurance.
Agents and Adjusters. 10 Main street. u
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PROFESSIONAL.

DEFECTIVE AGENCY-Trained detectives
furnished for civil and criminal inyestga-
tons; reasonable rates: correspondence So
Ta,ae II
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a u r MEsSrNGERC to deliver notes. par
cells and distribute r.rcul'Ts; open night and
dav, aOi Kiam bv.idinG .hone 350 II
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TIDITS desIring strictly private accommodate
tions during confinement with best medical
attention and nursing. address No. 6S29, THIS
afG
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PRIVATE CONTEMPLATION morphine
aud cigarette habits cured IN from th lss;e to
M cure. no pay. Address No. 632S. this
Faco I'D
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We ARE headouarters for tents. awnings:
tags etc.: send for price haui'ann o.
fsrreiand Hole Texas "
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WONDERFUL FORTUNE TELLER Mrs.
Black tells everything; 25c. Soc LOO; re
moves troubles unites separated; luck
charms, etc. 70S Louisiana street. III
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WANTED -Thc Fraterral Life Association
wants solicitors; salary paid to GOOD men.
For particulars coll on or address 3. p.
luuston n
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FOR SALE-Second-h hand refrigerators; good
as new; from So to IS: liz to select from
country orders will receive Special atten-
ton. Greenberg. ia Preston. II
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TlEAlAKERS wanted at once; 500 tiemakera
10 hew 6xsxs sap pine ties. either pale or
split: 20.000 acres OF unculled timber;
healthy country Job will last FIVE years:
inspect and pay in cash once each month
sreoia Inducements to contractors VIM.
Cameron q Co. beaumont. Texas, TO
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WENTED-Every one who is afflicted with
eczema e know that ,sy1 thas psse
49,. thsv prsfer 10 do SO. Cor the now
snmess no no He Ointment is positive and
Speedy cure. All itelins and burning s no
ss'a Az weeks ce size 75c 12-ouncs.
50 20. postnaid. II. 3. Jones. piscoye,e ~
Dallas Texas.
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|h.-Copious rains quite general
4 some districts excessive, latter
p retarding fodder pulling; large
n TO sweet potatoes; rice, cane.
Pate corn, citrus trees and pine
)oing we'll.
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LADlEs-Olr preyentiye poslIlyely rellsVss
Jonres, and most obstinate cases IN TWO
days. safe sure and effective under my and
ali Conditions; so powerful it never falls 70
bring desired results; one box always SUI
aeieSt. price ST. For particulars address
lee REMEDY c.. 6A0O Langley avenue chi
cQgo.
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FOR RENT.

OFFICE FOR RENT at SO2ha Main. Apply
A. H. Hitehler.
FOR RENT-ln house with modern improve.
ments. three large south rooms, furnished
for gentlemen or suitable for Housekeeping
1915 Rusk. u
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1899-07-25
HIGHWAY ROBBERY
Negro Cartman Held Up Last Night ON
the shell Road

On the turnpike last night, ear the
mineral springs, a bold highway robbery
was committed. A negro cartman was
held UP by another negro, who was
armed with a gun, and his cart robbed
of it's contents.
The negro who was robbed was from
Greenville sound. He came to the city
yesterday morning and last night when
ready to return home he made several
purchases, among which was several
dollars worth of groceries for Mrs.
Martha Ellis, of Greenville sound. He
started on his return trip about 8
O'Clock and had progressed nearly to
the mineral springs when a negro man,
armed with a gun, stepped out in front
of the horse and cart and ordered him
to stop. He obeyed the command, and
then the highwayman made him get
out Of the vehicle and go back up the
road, while he proceeded to help himself
to the contents OF the cart.
The negro cartman came to the city
and reported the robbery. He was
accompanied back to the scene, and the
horse and cart found, but the contents
of the cart and the marauder were
missing.
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Arbitration ar War vSith 4 ,asda

Ottawa. Ont, July 22.-In ~ house
Of today Sir Char.s- Topper
brought up the question Z ,le Alas
kan boundry. He said ,he United
States had pursued an unjustiiable
course in his natter and spoke OF the
unfair attitude OF the American press In
pressing upon their readers hat Great
Britain and the United States would OF
themselves, have been able to reach a
satisfactory conclusion, but that Cana
da stood in the way.
The United States in refusing to sub
NIT the subject to arbitration well justi-
fled, in his opinion, the decision Great
Britain and Canada had reported TO
decline TO allow other questions to go
before the high commission. His be-
lief was thai the government and COM
m~issioners Of the United States had
lost confidence in their own claims to
this strip Of territory. In conclusion,
Sir Charles SUGGESTED the introduction
or two blls-one to provide for a rail-
way from Kitimat Arm by Teslin TO
Dawson, the rates TO be controlled by
the governor in council, and another
providing that 10 mining license be
granted in the Yukon to any other than
a British subject.
Sir Wilfrid Laurier, the premier, YIN
pathiZed in part with Sir Charles and
stated to the house that he had little
or no hope now for a compromise, and
was sorry to say that the negotiations
had not advanced the position one iota
from the position Of January last. The
alternatives were arbitration or an ap-
peal to arms. No one would mir OF
arms. nothing was, therefore, left but
arbitration. Although an agreement on
the terms OF arbitration had not yet
been reached, he opinioned that Cana
da's best course would still be to show
a further patience. The propositions
made by Sir Charles would be consid-
cred. He would. however, say that the
defeat of the Yukon railway bill by the
senate two years ago was a crime. He
was not very sure that the British Co.
-Atlin bill, which excluded
American miners. was a good policy to
pursue. Certainly 1t would provoke re-
tailation, n that was not wanted
when these negotiations were under
way.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1899-07-25

lillian receipts, weak cables, scarcity
Of investment orders and clack spot
demand; closed steady and unchanged
to S points lower: sales $3.50 bags, ine
Guiding September at $40 November
$3.50. Spot cofee-Rio dull and weak:
No. I invoice 51c: No : jobbing CSC;
mild barely steady: Cordova sGl3c.
Sugar-Raw firm; fair refining SIC:
centrifugal, 80 test, 5 1-1ec; molasses
sugar 3+c: refined steady and more
active: mould A SAC; graduated SAC.
NAVAL STORES.
New ~York-Rosin steady: strained,
common to good. $3.50. Turpentine
firm at 43743izc.
Savannah-Spirits turpentine steady
at 4oc; sales $40: receipts 1.iS2. Rosin
hrm and unchanged; sales 1,sil: re-
ceipts 3,739.
Charleston-Spirits turpentine market
steady at 3ec: sales none. Rosin firm
and unchanged: sales none.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1899-07-25

For an Editor to Recommend Patent
Medicines?

(From Sylvan Valley News, Brevard,
N. CO.
1t may be a question whether the
editor Of a newspaper has the right to
publicly recommend n of the various
proprietary medicines which flood the
market, yet as a preventive of suffer-
ing we feel it a duty to say a good
word for Chamberlain's Collie, Cholera
and Diarrhoea Remedy. We have
known and used this medicine in our
family for twenty years and have al
ways found it reliable. In many cases
a dose Of this remedy would save hours
Of suffering while a physician is await
ed. We do not believe in depending
implicitly or IN medicine for a cure,
but we do believe that if a bottle Of
Chamberlain's Diarrhoea Remedy were
kept ON hand and administered at the
inception of an attack much suffering
might be avoided and in very many
cases the presence of a physician would
be required. At least this has been
experience during the past twenty
years. For sale by r . r. Bellamy.
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The Advantage Of Having American
Cotton Dales OF Uniform Dfneusaons
From Cotton Facts" published in
Nau vorx

The Advantage Of Having Aner1can
Cotton sales Of Uniform Dinensaons
(From Cotton Facts" published in
New York;
ca demand for a standard square bale
Of American cotton of uniform dimen-
sions is now general throughout the
United States and Europe. The move
ment among the cotton interest during
the past summer has produced the en-
dorsement of the standard of 24x5s
inches: inside measurement of 1sle coun.
try box, by all the Cotton Exchanges Of
the United States as well as the Liver
pool Cotton Association and the Havre
and Bremen Cotton Exchanges.
This action has brought about such
a widespread interest that all branches
of the cotton trade from the planter 10
the shipper have taken active measures
in their respective territories 10 reach
the result that, upon the opening of the
newt season, 1S99-19o0, cotton coming to
hand Will be principally packed in UNI
form standard boxes, 24x54 inches IN
side measurement.
I'm consequence of the uniformity of
the package and the greater density at
tanned through this uniformity, the
ship generally is enabled to load to
her lightweight capacity, and as all
shippers of cotton are familiar with the
advantages of giving every ocean car
rier a full cargo, competition to this end
necessarily lowers the freight rate.
which in trun enables the interior buyer
to pay the farmer a higher price for his
bale Of cotton, which at the present
price is most acceptable to him.
Four years ago an effort was made
in Tnvoc 10 hrin1 nho,
standard bale. Meetings of various
bodies such as farmers, ginners and
other cotton interests were held to eff
feet resolutions leading to this end,
which at that time it was thought a
measurement Of 2Sx58 was all that was
necessary. This sized package became
almost universal in the state of Texas.
but 1t was found that this movement
was not radical enough. The conse-
Quence of this was that numerous ex-
periments were made until it was DEM
OnStrated that the standard of a square
bale as mentioned above, 24x54 inches.
developed all the advantages desired
in a square bale of cotton. Several
shipments Of this standard were made
during the past year and reached their
destination in good order and held the
density satisfactorily to all interested.
After the vigorous campaign of the
present summer and past spring to
bring about an uniform standard bale
Of American cotton, we trust that the
results thus far obtained will continue
to grow to the betterment of the con-
dition in which American cotton is re-
ceived at all u markets in lis coun-
try as well as those of all foreign coun-
tries, and that we have heard the end
of the wretched way in which our great
product of the south has heretofore
been handled.
We wish the standard square bale
of 24x54 inches all success"