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Decorah-posten., 1899-12-22
Sitcratur.

Sans Rilien Sauss, Gag
Observation-Disclosures Saber.
Oct file 0efte inbebolosr en- Sale al
8iitup Or. u. Gbr. Bang, bolot peb
Winoefeiten paa @aarbsl Sauge / Sune
ben 20oe SUM- 1896. Som bet itdar
>paa Sitelblabet: bet er "et tiosm9sIiat
Vionesbpro pm bet rette Sorbolo mel
fem 9reiter og 2Ggpr9oitdntsr, al ligs
tor Setponing for 5ritirten / amsrita
iom for Statstirten / Rorge." Oct liGe
nette Sefte er foripnet meb tire 9iqeber
al 9iitop Bang, 9ans Rielien 6duae
% Sauess 9adrp / Suns. ;saae8 porto
frit for 10 Gents hos Rep. G6r. 8. Bro.
bau9b, 298 WiIiums Street, Ct. 9aut,
Winn.
8prnenes 6urpe, oannelia,
Sonae for SsroagsItolsu % 6iemmet
Oenne Bog bill itttert bli en- bel Stat -
lite bare for be Smaa, men pgiaa for Dc
9otsne - i talri9e norite Siem. 9ris
pprtofrit tlln Sc Gents. yaues hos
Rep. Gbr. 8. Srobau9b, 298 Wiaiams
Strest, Ct. 9aul, Minn.
Sbe @lobe Wlliic Gomponp / Gbica0o
bar uoaiost en- Sumling aorianqe, "Sbe
Boot Of Pidlms" or "Sorgs Of Sion for
the Choir" Sumlinqen ~inoeboteer
Stptter at Wo5art. Seetbooeu, tSanbsl,
Nagsni. Slider, Srsubsr % anore, oerz
iblant Here al ariftian 0ilsior, Tom oas
iau er ben, Der bar aiort llopaleet %
6dpt meo Sroning os uoirtning at
9isre. gogen er ca. 100 Siosr, inobms
ben, % Tan faces hos Sobn QnoerIun
publ. &c., 1873 N. peoria Ct, Chicago,
~. pris 75c.
Decorah-posten., 1899-12-22

Spmaitinsn "6usoennen," iom isg
tisbte at Dem i Sommsr, bar isg for
lRn9e iioen mpDtaget. DEN arbeioer til
freOstiaenps. drugten 6eIsb fig til
$1.45. GDen u. See, Gbriftine, q. ,.
Decorah-posten., 1899-12-22
Q(labantd.

Ganoet pco 5borSbp, Nla. er goot 9ano
os iRlaes laa tiai9t, iom 8oot 9ano fan
i9loes npgeuiteos / SnOeu. Zen nprolite
apioni / 5horsbp %itiiteOes / 1896. Sueu
bar III Ter "Stprss" toa ire III unoer Eps
ipreliel tort StoIebus og "4ubllt Shool"
meo to &Grsre, organliereoe iutbsrite DE
nl9beoer, meo IrRlter, boiatte Der. oo re.
oelmGSii9 S%pnoaasIfole % @%uostIeueiter
paa GnSelif. Vorit % Speuit. Srit tnu=
ftrerct Girfnl9rc meo iuIo Seitrlpelie
orer ganoet, alimat, Belig9euhCo. 8inf ipr
Jtelienoe til SDoen oip ienoes irlt paa Sors
lal9eHoe.
CONCORDIA LAND CO.,
ThOrsby, Alabama.
~ Gr.nriipner nigaar ira ale Steosr /
Roroen iii lborsbD ben lite % 3ole 5ir5s
Dag bper Wfaaneo.
Decorah-posten., 1899-12-22

aonsn (bittert): "Du behros mig, ba
ou siftsoe big meb mig"
Mancen: "Ses sioroe mere enb bet.
Seq bssros mig felD."
Decorah-posten., 1899-12-22

Sp.: 5oroi ben sr it9rtere sno 6aItn,
naturligpis! Spis !Salen bar itRrtere
eno 6unoen. piloe Salen logrs meo Sun
neri
Decorah-posten., 1899-12-22

Sp.: 6ooyfor lpgrsr Sunben meo 9ds
Decorah-posten., 1899-12-22
tgrep til "Iecprabs goiten.")
gdpe Sotpn, 21oe Rop., 1899.

Saapiot ieg oeo, iaa bar man enbnu
lite bplot nogen 8antst for gugns,
Oecorabs Stomuser. .San bar isrsst
for iua mango llnberlas og @runolas.
unoersung og Spersang, at ban MI
mart buroe frem for en- Dag. San
bar p9ret ct goot Grsmpel for Here
8enerationers GoIsseguttsr, oa ban /
9ierning bar oionet trolig ON, at bet
bsr Jig enbber at blipe BED lin 2eit.
Seruf tommer bet ba og, at ban bar
funnel lepere iua sobe @arsr. iii
8spis paa bans 8arers Sortrinlisbeo
fan ies ber.tte, at ies itrar for min
Reiie til Spb @frita, Ssiten 1896,
tisbts ct BAR $50, iom iss bar brust
oper Stot og itdrpe Stsne / ct tropiit
2anos b~r9nbenbe 0arme, % enonu
Ter be iad respectable ub, iom ON be
bapbe p9ret bdlpIaalet fsrite Sang.
Spis life bet oioner ON, at gagnes
8arer er gpoe og Iolioe, iud er ieg
o~perbepiit ON. at 8agnes Tolioe 2eit
pil lepere iud eftertrpttelige gionsss
bprb. iom 8epdrelien al bans garer
fortiente Renemi MATTE ~forlange.
Sans @bresfe1I sr fprtipsn 8dgns,
4merita. os ies baaber. at ret mango
BIZ beare BAN rneo fine Srorer.
apao arisen ansaar. iaa er Der liz
bet mt at fort9Ie. 8oerne bar piits
Decorah-posten., 1899-12-22

9spn, geltrami Co., Minn.
Decorah-posten., 1899-12-22

apao arisen onsaar. iaa er Der liz
bet mt at fort9ns. gorne bar piits
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-01-12
DANGEROUS SURGERY.
DEATH FOLLOWS THE SURGEONS
z KNif7E--NOT THE SURGEONS
FAULT, OF COURSE He
CAN'T HELP IT-YOU FL
Ess. 49, cay -r5t-
Pyramid PHO Cure Cures Piles
Quickly, PainicssIy, Without
Danger, 81.

People go along for years suffering
with piles. Then Try. this. and that and
the. ether thing; from carrying buck
eye to getting treatment from n physi-
clan The" obtain temporary relief,
maybe, but they are never nuitc cured.
a little strain In lifting. excessive ia
tieuc, a little CONSTIPATION or n little
diarrhoea and the piles come back.
They don't seem to amount u much
but they banis:: sleep end appetite. No
position Is comfortable. There Is In
tense local pain and that dreadful feel
Ing OF weight in tho perineun.
Maybe In the early stages some of the
many salves on sale will afford tempo
rary relief, II the case Is Of long stand :.
Ing, there Is only one speedy and sure
remedy. ut Is Pyramid Pile Cure. Even
In light CASES 1t Is the safest thing 10
use Other applications may cure and
may moi. Pyramid Cure is always cer-
tain. always reliable, always brings
comfort at once ITS prompt use saves
months Of severe suffering. In extreme
cases 1t will save surgical operations
and their attendant dangers and dis
comforts. II is better than Knife.
VIII cure easier quicker and safer.
Thousands have used IT,. Thousands
have been cured by It. The cost Is trl-
fling compared with what It does. The
price is 50 cents. Most anybody would
gladly pay ten dollars 10 be rid of piles.
Druggists sell Pyramid Pile Cure. II
yours hasn't got It he WITH get 1t for you
from the Pyramid Drug Co.. Of Mar
shall, Mich. (sole manufacturcrs).
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l;ENEyOOD NEWS.
Local Happenings OF Importance in n

kLuChI 4Ao Il'Sh'htssl'A A1H l"'A 'N''>S - 80
Busy Town. 5.
At councils meeting Tuesday even
Ing. Mr.. Kinney. Of the water works
company, asked for slight changes In a
few clauses of the franchise. These
amendments were referred to a. commit
tee TO he acted on later. Health, officer
j. ". Alley submitted an Interesting pa :
per on the water furnished. and stated
that its hardness. over which there has
been so much objection. might only be
temporary and not permanent. DIR. AL
lcys remarks were well received.
The proposition to purchase hose reels
for the town will assume more definite
shape as soon rs tho water works con-
troversy is finally settled. Hose will
be purchased, It Is expected, at no dis
tant date. ~ No.
glad TO relate. and what threatened, to
be an epidemic In all probability has
passed. There Is considerable sickness
here, however.
The city, council will secure the SER
Vices OF Chemist TrisSeit. OF the Wheel
Ink steel works. To- make Nh analysis
OF the water rs supplied by tho new
water works.
Marshal Furbee has been n severe
suffcrcriof grip for over two weeks. but
he has stuck TO his post every day. He
Is far. from being n well man Yet. z
A. new hoy has put In his appearance
at the bone of William Hall. IT., on
Main street. e45szi IS
Miss allie Medley. of Wheeling Island,
is visiting friends here. II
Mrs. II. X. sattcrseld, ofMaln street,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-01-12
.CONFERENCEBOARD
OF Church Extension Of the NJ. E.
Church oftiifs State
N SESSION in THIS CITY.
The Board Passes Resolutions Ex.
pressing It's Rcsrct'ior tho Passing
AWAY oftfie Late John Battle, who
WAS Prominent in the Work Of the
t;linrcl, Sums Appropriated for
Ciiurcl, Extension III the State.

|. The, Yves. YIrginjn Conference board
of church extension OF the u. E. church
met yesterday Mt 9 p. M IN the Office
OF the Bank OF Wheeling, With the fol-
lowing members presents: II. X. List,
president; Rev. C. B. Graham, secsr-
tary; Revs. a. Moore. ]. II, Hess, E.
d. Hanna. S. p. Crummet and L. H.
Jordan, and Laymcn a. j. Clarke. Hen
~ Jones and James Reed. FL
There were fourteen applications
from churches, asking for donations 10
the amount OF $3.50, and loans TO the
amount Of s235. The loans were all or
deredi md ten applications, amounting
to S1,o75, OF the donations asked were
granted.
This organization Is what Is called the
conference board, and Is auxiliary to
the parent board, which holds It's meet
ings In Philadelphia. This department
of the Methodist church has accom-
plished great work throughout ,the
land In building houses of worship and
parsonaGcs. thousands OF conSrcsa-
lions now owning comfortable churches
would not have had them to-day had
1t not been for this board.
The board acted on the death OF q
former member, Mr.. John BaiIlc, OF
Wheeling, who died few weeks ago
The following resolutions were passed.:
Whereas, Almighty God, in his wise
providence, has removed from among
us by death our beloved brother In
Christ, John Baille, and 80
Whereas. Brother BailIe has filled
many official positions In the church
with efficiency and faithfulness. and
proved himself to be, by his conduct
and Christian department, as excmpli
fed In his daily association In the busi-
ness world as well rs in the church. IL
loyal and spotless Christian gentleman,
therefore, be it ~
{ Resolved. That, while we bow III
humble submission TO the will Of Him
who is too wise to err and too good to
do wrong, wo hereby record our feeling
Of great loss. and extend TO his brother
and sisters our Christian sympathy.
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CUBAN FINANCES.
General Wood TO DC Consulted About
I .5 their Condition,

General Wood to DC Consulted About
their Condition.
WASHINGTON. D.. c., jan. LIMA
jor-General Leonard Wood, the military
commandant ut Santiago, arrived In
Washington last night. Tie war de-
partment has been delaying final action
upon. the various financial problems
connected with the customs service at
Santiago and the other Cuban ports
until General Woods arrival. regarding
him as well qualified by his prolonged
stay in charge of affairs In Santiago
province to afford sound advice for It's
government. The general himself mod
estly declines to discuss these matters
publicly, - x.
= He expects to leave Washington. re-
turning TO Cuba, next Monday. Tho
situation In Santiago, he said, was thor
ouStly satisfactory, and no trouble was
10 be npprchcndcdIt there IN the near fu-
ture. He tool, occasion to declare very
earnestly that the stories Of friction be-
tween himself and Major General
Brooke, the military commandment OF
the island. were absolutely without
foundation, adding thiit their relations
were OF the most pleasant character,
and as FIR as he knew there had becn
no differences between them.
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NEW YORK. Jan. LITTLE Evening
World says: Kid Mccoy Is unders a
signed statement to-day, in which lie
intimnicD that his defeat by Sharkey
was the result of several foul blows the
sailor landed on him.. Hc thinks he
can beat Sharkey.4 and wants to ar
range another match. II the sailor
won't fight him again he says he will
make, match with Corbett.
Tom O'Rourke. manager OF the LcnoX
Athletic Club. to-day>sa said thatithe re-
ceipts Of last nights fight amounted TO
n tritie less Than $4,000. Sharkey's
share of the purse Is $4,000; the losers
share, Is 5000. . - t,sHE fE
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- = = - - = NJ >
lie Wants n Match.

"Kld" Hubert. Of Lexington, KY, Is
In the city. and is anxious to meet
kid" Wanko, of Llttia Washington. II
the Washington club will hang up Il
purse he. will fight Wanko there. The
pair met Mt Parkersburs last June. the
bout ending In n draw, Hubert can
be addressed care OF this paper. Any
1875 or 40 pound boxer wifi be accommo-
dated by Hubert. ~ II
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-01-12

Mr.. ". B. Howell, one. OF the appll-
cants for the Interstate franchise for
Wheeling, has, received \: Information
that the meeting OF the league called
for New Castle JanuarE III, has been
postponed indefinitely. A meeting will
be held at the call OF President Power.
1t Is. said WheellnN's chances6for i'd
mission could not be BETTER
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PfTTsBURGH-Hlvcr SO feet and
falling Mt the dam. Weather, clear
and cold, e1 ~ .la ~
5 STEUBENVILLE--R II feet 9
inches and fniiiug. Weather, clear and
cold. Passed up: Acorn, Ben Hur.
Passed down: Queen City, Nellie Wal
ton, q. n. Wood and John w. allies.
GREENSBOR0--Rfver . feeti4 Inches
and falling. Weather. fair and cool.
James O.. Blaine down Thursday;
Woodward Up. stf
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BOWLING CONGRESS MEETS.

~ W iI4NNI NVtNOIEFss'5 .IIs y IS' =
NEW YORK, Jan. il.-Thc AmerI-
can Bowling Congress has adopted Il
large number OF changes In the playing
rules of bowling. In the dispute in the
Chicago league. where the club failed
to play scheduled game because OF re-
ton OF the executive committee last
years officers were reelected for, 1900.
The executive committee consists Of
Julius Myers, of Boston: Val Thiesen,
OF Brooklyn: George P. Weed, OF Day.
ton. Ohio; Thomas Curtis, Of Brook
Ign: T. C. Johansmcycr.. Of New York.
and ]. II. Zwangzer, of Baltimore. The
next congress will assemble at Baltl-
more, january Q, 1900.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-01-12
l7l.l,3I1 q 100 - 04T n II1le
COLUMBUS KICKS

i. % u q
On. the Announced Result or the
lhter-cliy Match, D'aimlng to hare
won By two 1,ins-Thc Stake has
been BALD over TO Wheeling.
u! a sensation aas sPruus IN. bowling
circles last erenlas. when Stakeholder
Archer received telegram from Mana.
ser Josephy. OF the Columbus AiI.s;lrs.
as follows: 5s5
according to correct scores. Column
bus has two pins ths best Of It Don't
pay over money *
Immediately after The stakeholder
had copied the score OF the las. game
tuesday night. he asked Captain Col
IN, OF the sissting tenn. X Il was desir-
ed TO have o review OF the scores of the
series. in orde: 10 ASCERTAIN tho win
Ming team. This, Collin said, was no.
necessary, and with the other Column
bus players. he hurried out and entered
n back 10 be driven to the Baltimore &
Ohio station. At that time mono OF the
Columbus players claimed they had
won; In fact they conceded their de-
Feat, and the stakeholder thereupnH
pui'h W 81 AHc sbuV " .stulIllktl cclIt, VI
the Wheeiass First, however. he had
asrerta!ned by the scores received By
him from Columbus and by those or
Tuesday, that Wheeling won by nine
pins.
Z Now 1t develops that In the second
afternoon game at Columbus, one OF tho
Columbus papers credited Wheeling
with having Si4 pins instead Of the Sst
reported to the stakeholder By Mr..
Harry Nsedlia:n, sporting editor OF the
Slate journal. who represented the
stakeholder at the games In Columbus.
Mr.. Needham. on Tuesday. stated to
Manager Fette that the official score
was as reported. Biving Columbus n
lead OF l05. instead of the lis now
claimed. On this basis. the Weddings
won by nine pins. The State Journal Of
yesterday records Columbus defeat and
makes no kick OF any kind. II is not
known that Josephy Is backed bpfths
other players OF his team. s&
The stakeholder Eired Manager Jos-
ephy the facts as outlined above and
that he had paid over the stake Tues
day night after Columbus had given up.
It seems peculiar that Columbus would
delay almost twcntg-four hours before
making protest and In the face o.
their having admitted defeat the night
before.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-01-12

REV. JOHN REID, Jr.. of Great Falls.
Mont, recommended EIy's Cream Balm
to me. can emphasize his statement.
1T Is a positive cure for catarrh II used
as dlrccted."--Rev. Francis w. Poole.
Pastor Central Pres. Church, Helena,
Mont. f2st 81 .gf IS "
after using Etyts Cream Balm six
weeks I believe myself cured OF ca
tarrh.-:Joscphs Stewart. Grand Ave.
Buffalo, N. W .thJg 81
Cream Balm viii be mailed. Kept by
druggists, Ely Brothers, &C Warren
St, n. Y. ~
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SPECIAL sale of Upholstered Furni-
ture, Odd Chairs, Rockers, ETC.. ut tho
auction. afternoon md evening.
WHITE, UAHDLEY & FOSTER.
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eiairbog'dat
ckairbogdnt
PROF. TRUE.
clAlRyoYANI AND PIANIST.
1896 Main Street.

Second Floor, parlors q, : ana s.
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that approaches the miraculous. Ha IS
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Of Worldwide tepute; he "a recommended
by every ono OF his patrons. His, powers
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the skentcnl,.z Ills advice Is irfnllIbie,
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hiE remarkable Development Of second
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bel ,iThousands of hearts have boon mad
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SroCKHoLpERs. MEETING.
5seasrafao8ces.
V7EEAsuRY pEpN1lTMEN:
=, OFFICE OF THE
,COMTiRdiLER OF CURRENCY,
WASHINGTON, Dec. "a 1903.

tCOMTTRdbLER OF CURRENCY, =
WASHINGTON. TeG. e. 1893.
Whereas By satisfactory evidence ire
secuted 70 tho undersigned, Il hnS becn
mHjlc TO appear TINT 'Thc National lgx-
change Bank OF wheeling hi the city
Of WhceliiiEt In the county Of Ohio, md
the state OF WeFt Virginia. hrs lTttInrfcd
with all the provisions oisthe Statutes ot
tho United States. required 10 he aSft-3
piled with before an Sssdciatlufi Shall tbh
nuthoriSca 10 commence business OF bank
iEE. 500
Now. therefore. Il Lawrence o6Aiureay.
Deputy and Acting Comptroller or tho
Currency, do hereby certify THAT "trho
National EXCHANGE. Rank OF 1yheellhg,'.
In tho city OF Wheeling IN Tho county Of
Ohio. and state OF West Virginia. Is
authorized To cotnmhnrc The. liuslnexs Of
banking us provided in section 1ftr one
hundred and siSty.riitC 6f tho Revised
Statutes Of The United Suites. 500
Ia testimony 1phrre6t witness my hand
md fhal of office this twenty.nlfth day OF
December, 1875. '.s l n, s,,s, u ia 'l5@a
LAWRENCE @, MURRAY,
Deputy and Acting Comptroller OF this
Currency. No. 5t6i. desi
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Last NIGHTS GAMES.

n LAST NIGHTS GAMES.
In the Wheeling League. Rum Dums
won two of three games from La Belle
Score: La Belle, 100. 7s7, 1913; Rum
DUN. 696. $50. TS7. !
Carroll Club League score: oSceoias,
S46. 726. S07: Emeralds. Sill, 500, ZOE.
Musee league score: Henry George,
9IG. $50, 937; NJ E. L. & A. A., 943, 9c6,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-01-12
G. O. SMITH.
Exchange. Bank Budding.
For Sale, Rent and Exchange.


FOR SATtE-Buildhg sIlc, Jls by 20
Las. AlGCetlocf 4tEpet. Dirt cheap,
Sum farm. Improved, Al acres, ThrSo
TliiUs from city and river rond.
les. TTtt'
4 cheap hotue, two-stury brick dwelling.
4 rOotnE and kitchon. on East McConoeh
street, Lot 80 by 40 Only si,7cN Terms
easy.
a very hnc building lot on north side
OF Fourteenth. street.
Two desirable building lots on Wood
street, Eighth &srG-oh very easy terms.
y iw0-st9ry frame dwelling, rooms,
With Athbl5 on lol. Lot Is by ibn South
chaplIne Ntreet. Eighth ward. Only. 81, $50,
FOR Rents rooms OH North Market
street. sta, nEaE
oulro at once.
For exchange for city property, well
improved farm at siEiersvlllo. m acres.
Ca, &HAEfER 4 CO es ss% a lSrst's Sc
Telephone BIZ,
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ToR sALts-THE COMPLETE OUT
L FIT OF the Fairtnont Daily md
Weekly Expositor Priut!tg cemEasgs c7R.
sisting In part. iO-wit;y tonc nine column
Cincinnati newspaper Ip%ss, One Gordon
Job press. one 2:ls iach Paragon p=pbr
three imposing stones. eighteen full fptf;s
job md advertising tynC!8 Seyen hundred
pounds body type, Eve fonts OF oFaa:neHts
job stands, cases. rules. anu "a complete
assortment OF Job iylSe a;ld ether Tnntorlns
and fixtures used BY thS Expositor Print
Ing Company. all In .lrst-clSsS con5itluh.
a bargain Wifi DO given TO anyone wtstt-
ing to purchaqc the entire printing blitilt,
Call OH or address GEo.2W.EI.. MkitIRS.
Fairmont. w, VI. 49,. lr4
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gsaf&sse.t.
EOR RENT.

siasa room lii Main street
5Ul,NeL;!ns, y rooms, No, 81 Fifteenth s;.
L sSsH' ga6 w MSfiN Fgeni ~. rooms
FOR SALE.
tt.S4rtR, " 2cESs, 10 miles cast OF the clly.
Valley, 49, 90 = 'AS''i'
ElGe residence, . lu0tns, m I.saihef1yov0
HHritlilS No. g Fifteenth street.
!He!!ilS ~, . ,S0nth Penn EttSvt
70. - eighteenth Std tlAREAIS.
pNrlAhE Nc. Vermont Street.
SIMPSON & TAruM.
Fhdhe e6i. Roptu 1 CIV f;srk
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RECEIVERS sAlf.'.'iss f.
OF Ire wicc:inuBrug Company st
No. 400 Main Sti Whee.iag, ". Va.

and OH reasonable terms. The entire stock,
bills receivable good VIII and lease Oh ;ht
building OF the Wheeling Drug Company.
The house has y large irnde and the buSi.
ness Is In trst-c!nss condition III every re.
spcct. ii Is I, rare opportunity foc anyone
desiring to engage In The wholesale drug
business. Until sale !s made the receivers
wifi continue 10 conduct the business ~
heretofore. and are really 10 supply The
trade with everything In 4he line OF whole.
i i! 4! DEvRIES,
-diHj.5i. rs x FRANK CRUISE,
vain ~ N,.fSS G,h-s
The Lamar register., 1899-01-04
rhs Age of Nl.g.ra rall..

The age OF Niagara Falls. as indi-
Gated by the erosion at the mouth Of
the gorge, was the subject of a paper
by Prof G. Frederick Wright. read at
the recent Boston meeting OF the Am
erican Association. The late DR.,
James Hall early noted the signIfi-
cant fact that the outlet OF the ehasIn
below Niagara Falls is scarcely wider
than elsewhere along its course" This
is important evidence of the late date
OF its origin. and 1t has been used In
support OF the short estimates which
have been made concerning the length
Of time separating us from the glacial
period. a close examination made by
Prof Wright this summer greatly
strengthens the force OF the argument.
since he found that the disintegratInz
forces tending to enlarge the outlet
and give it V-shape are more rapid
than has been supposed. AS the re-
suit of his Investigations, he concludes
that a conservative estimate of the
rate Of disintegratiou for the 10 feet
Of Niagara shales supporting the Mag
ara limestone would be one inch n year
with a probable rate of two inches a
year. But at the lowest estimate no
more than 1900 years would be re-
quired for the enlargement OF the up
per part of mouth of the gorge 900
feet on each side. which is very large
ly in excess Of the actual amount OF
enlargement. Some OF the recent es-
Inmates, therefore. which would make
the gorge from 10000 to 10000 years
old, are regarded as extravagant. Ac-
cording to Prof. Wright, the age of the
gorge cannot be much more than TO-
600 years, and is probably considerably
less.