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Evening journal., 1900-05-07

A lot of pipes at 15c. each. are regu-
lar 25c. pipes. at 313 Market street.
George M. Peirce, manager.
Evening journal., 1900-05-07
Looge Women to Meet

In the Odd Fellows Hall, Highlands.
tonight the Grand Temple OF the
Ladies Of the Golden Eagle, of Della
ware, will hold a meeting.
Evening journal., 1900-05-07

One dollars worth Of Green Trading
Stamps, free, with one pound of Dry
Roast Coffee at Franks Markets.
Evening journal., 1900-05-07

Get your Trading Stamps at Franks
Markets. Cur statesmen will tell you
how.
Evening journal., 1900-05-07

A one cent a word ad
will sell or rent that house
of yours.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-09-17

CH1CAGO-Catlc, receipts, 700 head;
market, nominnlly steady; Texans
closed strong: natives: good to prime
steers. IS 5OG5 90: poor to medium
s. 40G5 Is; selected feeders. slow Il,
50 90G4 GS; mixed stockers weak at So sc
Us 10; cows, s. S0Ti IS; heifers, So 00I
rs: Gamers. 81 2562 S0;' bulls. 81 500
4 SO: calves. 81 0oI6 49, Texans, Texas
fed steers. 81 S5d5 IL: Texas grass steers
So 1904 30: Texas bulls, 81 I5dS 40.
Hogs. receipts to-day, 1i.O00 head:
Monday. $4,000 head; estimated left
over. $500 head; heavy packing shade
lower others steady; top price. s. 70:
mixed and butchers. IS O5I5 50: good to
choice heavy. IS 05I5 Az; rough heavy
81 S5a5 90: light, IS 1905 60: bulk OF sales
IS Ie@5 30.
Sheep. receipts. 10000 head: sheep
and lambs firm: good to choice wethers.
IS 1904 20: fair to choice mixed. 50 400
3 IS: western sheep. So 1894 Is; Texas
sheep. 81 50G3 80; native lambs, 81 500
90: western lambs, SIS 1895 so.
Receipts this week-Caltle, $500
head: hogs. $4,000 head.
EAST LIBERTY-Crttle. steady: cx-
ira, S. o0G5 S.: prime. So 35Q5 60: COM
mon, SO 50di 90.
Hogs-Steady: best mediums and light
Workers, IS s5G5 sTk; heavy Workers.
So S0@5 So; heavy mediums, SIS 7OG5 20:
heavy hogs IS COOS 65; pigs IS G0I5 is:
Erassers and thin pigs IS 4Oa5 IS; ronshs
80 ,50d5 10.
Shcep-Steady: choice ,wethcrs, 81 ESQ
40: common. 81 56a2 50: choice lambs.
IS SOFAS 20; common to good, So 5oI5 So;
veal calves. s. 00T7 20. .-.
CINClNNATI-Hogs steady Mt 81 6Oa
s rs. Cattle steady ut SO OOT5 20. Sheep
steady at 81 OO43 IS. Lambs steady at
81 00q5 so.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-09-17
III SHES Ut SlUChS WtrV -fI,VU SIIur
New York Mining Stocks.
BreadstuRs and Provisions.

.CHICAGO--Wheat was strong to-day
on higher cables and unfavorable
weather. October closing 1c higher.
Corn closed &c and oats shade lower.
Provisions advanced five cents for lard
and ribs and sixty cents for october
pork, which was In great demand.
october wheat opened fsI3sc over
yesterday at 76@76kc. The crowd WINS
rather short as result OF yesterdays
deals. and when Liverpool showed an
advance OF I'D In place of the decline
which had been expected. they made q
rush TO cover. The demand was fur
Their stimulated and the supply de-
creased by more wet weather in the
northwest, accompanied by indications
OF frost and snow. October was finally
bid up o66iS. Commission houses sold
freely at the advance. but the offerings
were, well taken, and the close was
strong. October 1c higher at 7GSc.
There was n fair cash demand here. and
that was also help towards the end.
Primary receipts were 1,OI4,0o0 bushels.
compared with 1.l66.000 bushels last
year. Minneapolis and Duluth report
ed SsS cars. against 6i9 cars last week
and 1907 cars year ago. Local re-
ceipts were 40f cars, eight Of which
were of contract grade. clcaraacas In
wheat and our were equal TO 100000
bushels. New York reported % loads
taken for export. Cash salcs here were
100000 bushels. .a5
Corn wns dull and easy. traders de-
sorting the pit for the more attractive
wheat section. October sold between
1914 G39+sc and 3SAc. closing Nc lower at
3Sac. Receipts were COO cars.
Oats were dull and neglected. and ab-
solutely bare of speculative features
October sold between &c and f&GefTc
and closed n shade lower at 2l&42l;sc.
Receipts We're 500 cars.
Provisions were firm but quiet, except
for October pork, which was fcverlshly
active at times. Traders with good
short lines out attempted 10 cover. Of
ferings were light. and prices were bid
up. october pork sold between sll 45
and Sl2 90, and closed Coo higher nt
sl2 90. October lard closed &c higher Mt
SC 77Is and October ribs &c higher at
81 2rs.
Estimated receipts Monday:
Wheat. 425 cars. corn, $50 cars; oats.
1916 cars: hogs. $4,000 head. El
Cash quotations were as follows.
Flour-Firm: winter patents, SO S0dl
81 00;Sstraights. IS b0Gt3 10; clears. 50 100
3 58t-sprins specials. 81 TO: patents, 50 80
a. %: straights. 50 oOaS 50; bakers
81 206p2 Is.
ewheat-No, a.IlS76hc; No. red. 71,s
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-09-17
KEEPING IT Up.
Emphatic Talk by Wheelinl,t, c;t 4.

Emphatic Talk by Wheeling Citizens.
Every day Of the year some resident
of Wheeling Is telling. friend or
neighbor about experiences with
Doan's Kidney Pills. No such emphat-
ic. endorsement was ever given for
any modern medicine. Read what this
citizen says: q s,,'s,s.;s. N no
Mrs. Frank Edele, ut No. II Thirty
ninth street. says:iI"I had constant
ness and Ilfelt tired and languid all
aching In the loIns, headaches. dfzzi-
the time without the least energy. This
Frank Friday, alias "Doc,. Riley.
was particularly so in the mornings
when ] arose feeling more tired than
when went to bed. l had seen Doan's
kidney Pills SO earnestly recommend
ed by others that I, thought they would
ut least help me, SO got box at the
Logan Drug Company and began their
use. i had not progressed very far be-
fore ] felt decidedly better and con-
tinued taking them until was free
from my old trouble" Il h,
For sale by all dealers. Price. 70
cnts. Foster-Milburn Company, Buffa-
10. n. Y, sole agents for the United
States. :;
Remember the nnme-Doan's-and
take no others. q
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-09-17

Wheat, spot firm: No. red S2Gc (. o.
b. afoat: No. 2 red SOkc elevator; No.
Northern Duluth s5Scj (. o, b. afloat:
options were firm and higher; closed
firm at &c net advance; March. S5ss @
S5Sc: closed at S5Nc: May, S5A9S5kc;
closed at S51sc: September, SOY 1904 C:
closed at S0Ac: October closed at SlAc:
December, 81 15-169sSAc: closed at
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-09-17
ers IN the outside market. and London ,,,i

u : i
ers IN the outside market, and London
discount rates have turned upwards
The question OF a squeeze in money
rates In New York depends on these fac
tors and the further receipts OF Alas
kan and Australian gold. But the mere
existence OF the question unsolved ef-
fectually discourages speculation in the
New York stock market. where memoir
les are still fresh of last DEFENDERS
money panic.
Bonds have lain practically dormant
all week.
Q. S. new As have advanced \ the
old IS ", the refunding Is when issued,
and the SIS Il, and the IS per cent. in
the bid price 'sFf
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-09-17
SUSAN B. ANTHONY.
An Admirer of the Great suffragfst
Rehearses in Details What it Has
Cost Miss Anthony to Remain a

al a0lulteE ol LIE TreaI SultlaRlSL
Rehearses in Details What it Has
Cost Miss Anthony to Remain a
Spinster.
Some western editor, commenting on
the honors accorded Susan B. Anthony
on her last birthday, remarks that "af-.
ter all there is an clement of tragedy in
the fact that Miss Anthony has missed
witeha9d and motherhood, the crown
ms honor and glory of q woman's life."'
1t Is uHdeniable, that Miss Anthony
has missed wifehood and motherhood
and in summing upa woman's life 1t is
only fair that We should count the
things she has missed along with the
things she has gained. She has gained
the love and reverence OF millions Of
people now living and Of millions yet
10 be-" but then she has never known
the unspeakable bliss OF nursing fam
lily Of children through the measles,
whoop!ng cough and humps. She has
lived n useful and perfectly unselnsh
HE. but she doesn't know thing In
the world about the serene happiness
that lies In being housekeeper. cook,
chambermaid. nurse. seamstress, hos
tess and half n dozen other things every
day in the year until nervous prostra-
ton puts an end to the complicated
business. She has stood on n thousand
Platforms and listened to the applause
OF vast audiences. but she doesn't know
the glory and honor there Is In picking
up bucket NJ hot suds and climbing a
step-ladder to wash the doors and win
dows. All the Joy and rapture OF house
Cleaning in the BEAUTIFUL month OF May
are n sealed book TO her.. She has made
tas life OF womankind broader. deeper
anu higher than woman ever dreamed
II could be, but she has no conception
OF the breadth. depth and height OF
satisfaction to be found In nursing q
baby through the three months collie"
She has made the world over but she is
ignorant Of the abandon of joy wO-
man feels when she makes over an old
tress for the third time, and then sees
John start off on his summer fishing
trip. she has been free and independ-
eht always, apd the women who are
happier for her work will see that she
never lacks any good thing, but alas!
she mas never known the. ectasy OF ask
i'S Iohn ior tea cents to pay street car
are and she has never experienced the
oliss OF hearing him srowl about the
price OF her Easter bonnet and groan
oyer the monthly grocery bill. Here
the element OF tragedy" looms up
very large indeed.
., there Is no use talking about It. Miss
H;hth0ny had missed lot OF things. 1t
Is sand that IN her last birthday she re-
SCtIYed three thousand LISTERS conGratu-
inn,oFy Of the things she had gained In
NJ. nj t!6hiy years Of life. But there are
"aSes and mothers who could checrfuily
e sr heartily write her three hundred
~ 'U .ts more letters congratula tory
%tHt things that she has missed.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-09-17
HAsIER AND SLAVE.

v,,,h. Of the Purple Pencil Tries
r,...er, on His Subjects, the Da-
,,s.s-Imported o,Brien Moore to.
Blscksuard the Same Gentlemen.
p,-ks-sburg sta.o Journal: "Tbe
vr,stt Of the Purple Pencil, John 7,
Meoraw, The aptocrat and leader Of
,,s peniocratic party. Is busy writing
,a.,er, fa;tering Senator Il. 6. Davis
and rcl tom Davis. The latest is from
yeyss- he wrote one previously and
1a,c6 II at Randolph. making some
,,Ise gstements about Senator Elkins
i,sn,rIag articles against the Dayises.
weG-as always has purpose IN what
he does; he Is too cute for the Dayises:
bp has got them in the position he
van,s .hem-both working for him
and !!ey don't know It.
an s. John McGraw was then power
nj On. .sh to have, Senator Davls,turn-i
q down as delegate to the Democrat
T. SIZE Convention. and denied that
he did 4. He said 1t was Capt. sheri-
dan, wno treated Senator Davis SO bad-
". Ii the Wilson campaign, conduct
I'd By McGraw, he brought into the
State one OF the most foul-mouthed and
urscrupulous journalists in the country
10 bl5skguard the Daylses. which he did
thoroughly and to the satisfaction OF
McGraw. This man. O'Brien Moore.
said the meanest, things! at the instance
o. McGraw, which have ever been said
abou. Senator Davis. Senator Davis
knew this to be u fact, and yet AIcGraw
explained It this away. as he did his
perhdy In SIS. 4. l
in the Wilson campaign McGraw
sen, ctnissaries to the mines along the
West Virginia Central to stir up
strike, which failed. The Davlses knew
this and yet they overlooked It. Lately,
Col. Davis wanted to be the nominee OF
the Democratic party in the 18th Sem
a,orlal district, but McGraw would not
trust him and had him defeated. Nc
Graw's friends said they could not trust
the old man.. that they feared If he went
to the Legislature he would vote for
Senator Davis.
Although this information is known
TO everybody familiar with the facts,
yet McGraw has made Col. Davis be-,
llere that he had nothing TO do with 1t.
and tina; he is his best friend. Col.
Davis did not want to run for Congress,
but McGraw wanted him 10 run. The,
Colonel had made dozen voluntary
and solemn promises that he would not
run, and yet McGraw arranged it to run
him against his own wishes and feel
!ngs. In running Col. Davis for Con-
gress. he Is made TO sarve the purposes
OF McGraw-to use him and his money
against Senator Elkins. and, therefore,
he had him nominated
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-09-17

~ q Z ~ sg
corn-No. 2, saa aflFsc;s No. 9 yellow.
t1GtliSc. .s %, (
oats-No. 2. 22Q2skc: No. 2 white,
2Gil c: No. , white. 2iGt5isc. q
Rye-No. 2, b2c.t .l n
Barley-G food feeding, SOC; fair to
choice mailing, 4SG SIC. NJ \ z Y
gFlaMeed-No. !. 81 So No. north
western. 81 55.
Timothy seed-Prime, ~ 1O@4 30. i
Mess pork. per barrel 81 s01t1 IS:
lard, per 100 pounds. SIS III as so. short
ribs sides, (loose). 81 4567 rs; dry salted
shoulders, (boxed). 5ss GSSsc; short clear
sides, boxed, 5St88aS 10.
81 90. - ssH =, 4,
Sugars-Unchanged.
Contract grade. $40 90.
Butter-tyeak:l creamerfes, 16ttS d21Ec;
dairies, 1iG1sc. s1
Cheese-Flrm at l0H G11hc.
Eggs-Steady; fresh, 215c. r K 81
The leading futures ranged as follows:
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-09-17

Corn. spot firm: No. q. 47c elevator
and 4S;sc2 afloat: options developed fair
strength, and closed easy at Bc net
decline: May, 41G4lssc; closed at 41ssc;
September closed at 46Sc; October
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-09-17
MORE VIGOROUS CAMPAIGN
VIII be Prosecuted by the Democrats
in the Enst.

II . - .
NEW YORK, Sept. 1.-THE chair.
men % the Democratic state commit
wees u Eearhy states were at'the Hoff-
man HauSr to-day. in conference with
,,shaha' Chairman James X. Jones ana
~, ~ 5un-eomml.tre having In charge
Nv, nv .af.iiiigu In the east. Marylund,
S ~eot virginia. Ohio. Pennsylvania.
o, Sh'''IscacHi' New Jersey, Delaware and
, o,hsr States in New England were rep.
,Sssh'ea- Each OF the state chaIrmen
~, ma m exposition, Of the campaign in
~, ~ S'att' ES:Goycrnor Stone, OF
,r spoke on organization. He
~. 80 followed by Senator Jones. who
en- ,,t inc Sane subject. James X. Nc.
n,,,, mr., OF Pennsylvania, explained the
unno@k In New York state, and he
n @ i"''Hwed by Senator Kenny. Of
osiA%aFe, and Congressman John Fitz.
!, .,'", oil Boston. George Fred Will
r ['". wa an Interested listener at the
TO-. :, "as stated that the committee had
wv, ,s.Srn to make the fight here more
'So'ooH until the close o, tho contest.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-09-17
Weekly Bunk Statement.

NEW YoRK--The weekly bank state
ment shows the following changer:
Surplus reserves. decreased /. 81. go, O75
Loans. Increased ............... 7.O22, 900
Specie. decreased ............... 2,6sf, 100
Legal tenders, decreased. 2,2G3, 100
Deposits. decreased ............ l.062,5oo
Circulation. increased .......... $4,000
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-09-17

NEW lYoRK-Flour, market display
ed continued tirmness all day and was
moderately active: winter patents
So 1904 90; winter stralghts 50 5013 60:
Minnesota patents 81 1904 40; winter
extras 81 1908 90: Minnesota bakers
Sc S513 25; winter low grades $2459
Co. Rye flour quiet: sales 400 barrels;
fair to good So 0oa3 IS: choice to fancy
s. 3OG3 60. Rye steady: No. western
57+sc I. o. b. afloat; state, 53a54c c. l. I.
New York. Barley quiet: feeding 40
45c C. 1. +. New York; mailing 46na G65c
Buffalo. Barley malt dull; western
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-09-17

OF cotton goods. Brown sehetings and
drills not quotable for forward con-
tracts. Spot goods frequently held
above buyers present limits. Coarse
colored goods strong. Bleached in good
request, but scarce, some 64-squares a
half cent above recent lowest prices.
Print cloths very strong. Prints active.
Cotton yarns not quotGble. owing TO
,reticence Of spinners Little TO be had.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-09-17
II Baby is Cutting Teeth

ns tIft and use that old and weII.,rIcd
SyTpn ntrS Winslow's Soothing
tie ezra ;g5 cAt!aren tcetiilng. 1t soothes
psia, ",,, 'oiitns the gum. allays all
Tened, WIND collie and IS tho best
esa.sa b1, diarrhoca. Twenty-Five
't''e' mw&f
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-09-17

!. NEW YoRK-weels closes with still
more buyers than sellers In most lines
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-09-17
Wool.
Dry Goods.

NEW yoRK-wool dull: domestic
fleece 25G2Sc; Texas, l5Gl6c.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-09-17

OIL CITY-Credit balances 81 25; cer-
tihcatps, no bids: no runs or shipments
reported.
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The Holly chieftain., 1900-06-08
Go.,h r,.,tIes for I.ro.,.,t,nuna..

with two biOOdhOunds cIose AZ their
heels, Albert White and John Ward Of
SansemOnd county, Virginia. ran ten
mile race that they viii never forget.
Started as a spOrf, the chase came near
ending IN n double tragedy, and only
the agility of the two men saved them
from being mangied or Killed
The man hunt was arranged under
the direction of Sheriff Baker Of Nan
semCDd and Sheriff Williams Of South
amptOn county. and was for the pur-
pose Of testing the ability Of two blood
hounds. Being far ahead Of the dogs,
the men stopped 10 rest, when the ami
mails came upon them. They managed
10 climb into some Aapll So, which
threatened 10 bend beneath their
weight and permit the hungry dogs to
seize them. They were rescued just in
time by the owner Of the animals.
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l-croEe- Its s-sr-z were distinctly
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sgE,-ozs. zrt Ezs particularly goo,>
a. = tozIe-
II take 1iszz - IL rse1zEs1itnZ
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Az. Yos Going Esx.-

TIE Ezztz Fe Eez.e ozs-s -zzET elszS
eXcErE111 rates East
GS-czzo AID return. Ss7-st
s. Lcuis nd -ztEru- Ei ~
Missouri -5ge- pos1-z zzs- rs-Zrl ff11.
Also fzte-zo=z-lzrs points Al ore fare
pslS4 & - far -1zr1 trip Tu,- fira I.-h.
1-t July izrA. zra AID Angus 4-hs ltmtt
C<1oo@r list
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ard 1sth tEa- Chicago z15 re< -ru, June
zs.h and 9Th q y Cf-cfnnzsI and re-
tzru- July fzh- l-n and IIth- eS5a Kan
sss City zg-c return July I'D AID I'D.
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We also hare o-he-z- II coltsnpiz ting
trfp. Do rot fan 70 ask for ttcks-z ever
Santa Fs Route FL.u particulars fur
utshed by locz! sgsrts or by addressing
J P. HALL. Gs5sreI Agent
"szatz Fe RoGte'' De-Esy. Colo.
The Holly chieftain., 1900-06-08
Tb. Cheaper Way.

City Cougln-i nee the farm house
,crt 10 this u closed. Why is that7'
Rural Relatlye-''Mrs. Hayfork. who
ilyes there, has gone % the seaside for
tho summer She rays It's cheaper
than a,ayin' on the farm an feedln'
city relations What-to-Eat.
The Holly chieftain., 1900-06-08
~ rnt.,,nn.l. MILF.

What eg.sE a.4 yDa haze Jour
house painted this zpflHE2"
4 don't dare ~ mention c0lDrE at
home lust Hor, II appears that ny
u'es hat d0eant harmonic with her
agit and both u them are shada
darker than her new hosiery. ."-Clsys-
land Plain Dealer
The Holly chieftain., 1900-06-08

final. willie after eating tho D.asfa
4 PIC ~ GlIHer. asked Tar . tairs
"Ey. #luIn.' sa.G his father. @yo1
nsst mt eat 40 much. or people VII
lsil yDG p.z TDu know MIA: a pix
is. amt YDg2.' YEA, alf." replied the
yrssDCioGo yDsHzs'eTs e pig lE hoz's
LluE yYy- WEat-tD-Eat.
The Holly chieftain., 1900-06-08

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s1s1sa1 se.ls = ~ als8z tsz-g.z
~ aaay. Tzs sszs. s. :Ns ~ VII
a4ssa. tss ,s-zaeTsz saa.
The Holly chieftain., 1900-06-08
rhe atirn,ln, ,,f Yc,r..

"Thls ia a I'D World. people lozs all
their enthusiasm after o."
That's not 30. look at Cousin Ge9r.
Eiana
What la she enthusiastic about"
why. stupid. kc@pins everybody
from knowing she il 5g."-lndiaHapDiIa
Journal.
The Holly chieftain., 1900-06-08
a rrss Eng

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rc9 hsr ~: rsisrras fr2sa s9sas-
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"sFs IN cg,sat alszDDGiGts1 bsrzsss
he raGsJa iza gave grs n S1glFt4sit7
n INT bat = there hsa bssa zET
iZa'luz there Hs1lI have b4au many
IsEsl' faess EsFs tlfay, y,"--Tit- Btu