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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-07-31
River Telegrams.

{ OIL CITY-Rirer { inches and fall
Ing. WeatherN clear and pleasant.
GRBENSBORo-Rlver 10 feet and
falling. -Wcather.ffnir and warm.
2 MoRGANToNiN-Rlver feet S
inches and falling: Weather. cloudy
and warm ~
BRoWNSV1LLE-RIYer S feet 3
inches and rising ~
PlTTSpuRGH-River sc feet and
rising. Weather. cloudy and warm.
PARKERSBuRG-ohio river s feat
and falling. Weather, cloudy: mercury
Y. up--Dun% Due up-Avalon. Down
Bartlett. Little Kanawhu falling. To-
calls on time. John jackson. coored
roustabomt on tGflNalley Belle. was Jail
ed here for attempting to use knife
on Captain Haylnnn, because the latter
demonstrated against the negro steal
ing NE. 'h 'g - .a.'--.s .r.".r..
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Pittsburgh River News.

PITTSBURGH, July S0.-Harry Ham
ey, deckhand employed on the tow
boat ]. C. Fisher. fell overheard at 5 a.
M, while the boat was passing the head
of Philasec Island on the Ohio river.
and was drowned, 1t is not known how
Haney happened TO fall overheard. He
was not missed2until several minutes
after the accident occurred. Every ef-
fort was made to get the body, but 1t
could not be recovered. the exact spot
of his drowning being unknown.
Haney had been on the river for some
time. When In Pittsburgh he made
his home at Market and Water streets.
Down-rirer steatnboatmen were re-
quested to keep a lookout for the body.
which Is not expected TO appear for
several days. Hancy was a single man.
The Monongahela River Consolidated
Coal and Coke Company sent out two
additional towboats during the morning
with tows of coal. besides those report
cd Friday. Those depar Eg We're the
Nellie Walton and the Enterprise, and
they. will each Fave tow of twenty
five flats from below. Safe Harbor. The
total shipment thus far has approxima-
ted sixty-four barses and fifty flats,
containing over 100000 bushels Of coal.
1t was confidently expected that
there would be a barge stage and FRI
day afternoon some twenty towboats
were stored FOR n lower river trip. Most
OF the stores had TO be recalled and q
number OF rivermen were greatly dis
appointed. II was thought that the
Davis Island dam would have to be
lowered. but this was not necessary.
The river is falling slowly and will
continue on the downward course.
There is excellent: water for the pack
cts ~ n r. aa.s...FaH
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-07-31

That the twentieth annual West Viz
glnia State Fair and Exposition will be
1.-The greatest in the brilliant history OF
the. association, Is now conceded on all
sides. Many md pleasing are the ipnp+
vations the management has ANNOUNCE
ed, following its desire to bring this
greatest OF Ohio valley fairs to an up
to-date standard. On all sides the
announcement that the fair will be
open evenings Is received with
satisfaction, especially by the city peo-
pie. thousands of whom have not visit
ed the fair! In East yeurs for the reason
that their time was so entirely occu-
pied throughout the day. might sess-
Ions is an experiment with the fairs
management this year, but the Intcl!i-
gencer is confident that 1t will be q fix
ture in the future-its instantaneous
success at the coming fair will insure
that.
ity. has Just issued the first number OF
the 1900 Fair News. $4,000 copies of
which have been sent TO every city,
town, hamlet and to nearly every fam
lily In the tri-state radius. 1t Is full
from cover to cover with information
of interest to fair visitors, and is pre-
scented in q very attractive shape. In
addition, some 10000 beautifully litho-
graphed hangers have been sent out,
and they adorn every country postofiice
and store within radius of $50 miles
of Wheeling. The edition OF the official
premium list numbers $4,000. and cop
les are In the hands of nearly every
farmer and stock-raiser in West Vlr-
GINA, western Pennsylvania and east
ern Ohio. @
That the horse racing in connection
with this years fair will eclipse that OF
any fair In the past Is generally con-
ceded, largely for the reason that the
Columbus and Wheeling fair dates do
not conflict this year. In the past
horsemen have divided. some going to
Columbus. others to Wheeling, with the
result that both lost many high; class
entries. This year. the indications al
ready point to larger fields and higher
class of trotters and PAGERS than ever
before. Commencing Tuesday and
closing Friday. there are three races
each afternoon, each with purse OF
| 1900 or n total mr. 81 Sn0 hing M for no
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5M'CORKLE'S
CLAIM NOT
BORNE OUT
West Virginia is Not q dumping
Ground for Released United
Xxx States Prisoners. s.
THEY ARE ALWAYS RETURNED
] To the Place of Conviction Upon the
II Expiration Of the Term of i5
imprisonment.

Ex-Governor William A. MacCorkle,
In that wonderful speech before the
state Democratic convention, at Par
kersburg. made some fearful and un-
truthful observatIons-with the state
administration as his target-and per-
haps the most untruthful was his as
sertlon that the contract, entered Into
by the state with the United States
government by which District OF CO.
lumbia criminals are imprisoned at
the Moundsvlle penitentiary. has
made West Virginia dumping
GROUND" for the criminals OF the coun-
try. As a matter OF fact. there Is not
q word OF truth In this assertion: every
United States prisoner. upon being re-
leased, Is given certain gratuitles at the
expense OF the national government.
transportation to the place
j OF conviction. which Is usually Wosh-
sington City. Not only is the prisoner
given this transportation, but an off,
Ger Of the penitentiary accompanies
{ him to the railroad station, at Mounds
willie, and sees that the ex-convict is
started on his journey out of the state.
and the railroad people are Instructed
to see that he goes through to his des-
tination.
~ In support Of these assertions. 1t Is
only necessary to print below a dupli-
Z cate of receipt for the gratu!ties
given by Warden Hawk to released
United States prisoner recently:
Received OF S. A. Hawk. warden, dis
/; charge gratuities as follows:
Clothing .s12 o.
Trahsporta,ion 10 Washinston.:...:.1 10 @
Total ........................s27 90
$s (SlgneD g TASKER JOHNSON. \
certify that the United States prisoner
who receipts for the above discharge gra-
tulties was sentenced to n term OF i'm
prisonment OF six months, and that the
transportation furnished was TO the place
OF conviction. s. A. HAWK.
= t+H 3s4lgt - II * .sl-a Warden.
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RABAH KILLED
BY the French Troops and His Sol
diers Put to Flight.

PARIS. July 3O.-M. De Craig, the
minister OF the colonies. has received
n dispatch announcing the junction Of
the expeditions organized by Danny
against sultan RabGh. a hard battle
occurred ut Lami, in which Comman.
der LAM and Captain De C0intel were
Killed. Rabah's troops were put to
flight. Isabah was killed, and his
head cut off by sharpshoo,er, WHO
bropght>!t Into the camp. !IH
Rabah was the principal chleftaIn OF
the central Soudan. and for many
years he had given the French there
u great deal OF trouble. He was for
merry 2 slave of Sobehr Pacha, bu,
raised himself TO n position OF powe,
by defeating one chief after another.
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.ranoS with /. 900 troops from savanilla.
The rebels fought desperately. and
would have won. but that General Ser
ramos troops, turned the day against
them. they being caught betweenttwo
fires. The majority OF the rebels. 1t
Is reported. have left Panama to Join
the rebel forces ut other points. A
number of the best families Of Pana-
ma are mourning the loss Of relatives
I'M the recent battle. The premium
on gold remains at 100 per cent.
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Ing tomorrow evening. and It is Inn
portant that every Republican should
be present. (, e
Senator Wagner OF West Wheeling,
Is sporting new phacton.
Rev. j.. .A..Donahey Is able to be out
after q two weeks illness.
Uranium Post, G. A. r., will meet at
their hall Friday evening.
a large force OF men are at work re-
pairing the creek bridge.
George poindexters is quite III all his
home, at Kirloxood. y .ts.i
Mil No. Il: at the Aetna Standard.
resumed yesterday, 81. 80
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THE RIVER. !
YESTERDAYS DEPARTURES.

YESTERDAYS DEPARTURES.
Steubenyille. TIM. BAYNE, $50 y. m,
SIstcrsvilIe. RUTH. $50 p III. s Il,
Clarington... .EEROYG3:30 p. m. vs..
Parkersburg. BEN HuR. 10 pm. -. AZ
BOATS LEAVING TODAY.
Parkersburg. II. X. BEDFORD, 1880 a. m
Newport. 81 EWEL. IL n. m.
Cincinnati. ,.KEYSTONE STATE, s 4. m
Stcubenville.. NJ. BAYNE,e $50 p.l m.
Sistersville.. RUTH. $3.50 p. m.
Clarington.... $3.50 p. m. .Hsaqa
BOATS LEAVING TOMORROW.
Stcubenyllle. T. M. BiYNE. $50 p. m. Z;
Sistersville.. RUTH. $50 p, m.
Clarngton LEROY. $3.50 p. m.
Charleston. .kANAWIIA, G:S0 u. m.
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hnights of Columbus Outing.

steubenviifc. Wheeling. East Liver
pool and Wellsvllle councils, Knights of
Columbus, will hold Il reunion Mt Rock
Springs Park. East Liverpool. the latter
part OF August, the exact date not yet
being determined. Exclusive use OF tho
park has been obtained and only
knights and their families and Indy
friends Will be admitted to the grounds,
wheeling md Steubenville councils will
charter a spccinl train over the CIcyc-
Gazette. - = . ''''
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-07-31
MoUNDsvILLE BUDGET.
Yesterdays News From Marshal
County's Chief Citv.

il. rs r Souhty Q SAlel Slty, .t-GT
|! County court was in session yeste,.
day with all the commissioners prssen,
The levles were fixed for the cprrn,
year. being the same as last yeat's
Two iron bridges were ordered. ora
over Tribble Run, In Franklin dlstrlc,
and the other over Big Run, In Lin.
erty district. It was decided to boys
a portion OF the Pine Hill read, lead.
Ing from the Wheeling and FalrmoD,
creek. macadnmlzed. A len foo, con.
crete pavement was ordered placed
along the Seventh street side OF ths
court house yard. This Is a mnrb
needed Improvement, which will NEE,
withrthe hearty approval OF all.
Miss Maggie Moorehouse, OF sha,.
rard,, has been appointed stenographp,
ut the Weston asylum. Miss Moor.
house formerly taught school in mi,
county, and later was employed AZ
stenographer In the office OF ]. How.
ard Holt.
Sparks show was here yesterday, ana
drewi!a fair sized crowd. The sm,Il
hoy was much disappointed because
there was no street parade. QUITE !
number of country people were in Il.
city,. 4. II
MID and Mrs. Charles Lydlck 4.
Wheeling, were the guests OF friend,
here yesterday. Charlie was mem.
Der Of Company NJ, and his old com.
rades were glad to see him again.
]. F. Lyons, OF Wheeling, has bsrp
licensed to- conduct a ''hoky-poky"
business in this city. AS this is some.
thingpnew here. he will doubtless do
4 rushing business.
S. Howe Bonar and corps Of en-.
sineersi0went out on Roberts Rncs
yesterday to divide the Stephen Free.
land lands. The farm contains abou.
400 acres. 100,
County Clerk; Lewis issued a mar.
rage LICENSE to Israeli NJ. Parsons, AGED
twenty-eight, of Proctor, and Blanch.
N. Paden. of New Martinsvllle.
Miss Mollle Laint, ana Lulu Lyman
of Chicago. have returned home attst
pleasant visit with the Misses Show.
acre, ofdGlendale.
The roofers are at work on the new
building at the Fostoria glass works
They commenced work yesterday morn.
Ing. aHtos IS 1.au 7
Prosecuting Attorney W. C. Meyer,
of Ohio county, was here yesterday,
taking dispositions in the Colts case.
The Hard Hitters base ball team viii
go to Cameron Thursday to play
game with n team of that town.
Elisha Morgan, of Porter's Falls, ".
Va. is the guest OF Mr.. and Mrs.TJ
Clark, Of TomlInson avenue. E's
J. NJ. Gray has been awarded L.
contract for painting the new bu!ltt;;
at the Fostoria glass works.
Miss Lizzie Corcoran, of Cameron,
the guest OF her aunt. Mrs. Mary Vi
ton. of"Lafayette avenue.
The Rptg1J. B. Smith and family lst
yesterday for aivisit with relat!vesst
Smithfield,n Ohio.
The Democrats Will meet in W. 7.
u. hall on Wednesday evening to OF.
sanize a club.
1ngle Malone. of Cameron, was traGs.
acting business with the county court
yesterd4y.o
J. H. Brantner has returned from
businessstrip through the interior Q.
the state,
Assessors, Chase and Roseberry were
here yesterday on business.
Alexander Purdy, OF Fairmont, i
visiting relatives here.
Mrs. WIZ Conner is visiting relative.
at Sherr1rd,
AEOLIANS and Pianolas at bottcr
prices. HHlla f. W. BANNER co.
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IN THE DEATH CELL
Molineux Must Remain for MANY
Months to Come

NEW YORK. July 3o.-Judge Dugro
OF the supreme court, to-day handed
down n decision denying the petition OF
Weeks and Battle. attorneys for Ro.
ianu u. Molineux. for a writ OF man.
damus to compel Recorder Goff TO sum.
marty decide the Mollneux appeal pa.
pers. Judge DuGro's decision means n
delay OF many months in MolIneux.s
case during which time the condemned
man must stay In the death cell.
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Reunion of Spanish War Vets.

CHATTANOOGA. Tenn. July 3d.
An official call was issued TODAY for
the annual reunion and encumpment Of
Inc spanish-American war veterans In
ms city, October to IL inclusive. In
the call AL organizations of ex-sol-
alers OF the Spanlsh-American war
which have for their object the per-
petuation OF fraternal relations OF the
inte members OF that army and the in
culcation OF patriotism are Invited to
SEMI representatives TO discuss such
matters MS may be of mutual interest,
ana II possible TO unite all ouch socle-
Ties into one organization"
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Bryan starts Enst Monday.

LINCOLN. Neb. July 3o.-W. J. Bry-
mn announced to-day that he Will leave
Lincoln next Monday night for Chicago.
leaving that city Tuesday evening. for
Indianapolis with the Chicago escort.
At Indianapolis he will be In the hands
OF tho local Democratic committee. A
report was circulated tonight tina,
Charles a. Towne will he here to-mor-
row. but II could not be verified
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Not n Wheel Turning.

: SCRANTON, Pa. July 3O.-The Della
ware Il Hudson mining departments
threat to remove the mules from the
mines at North Scranton and OlIphant
II they did not go to work to-day, had
no effect. for the strikers remained
away anu not n wheel was turned ut
any one OF the seven idle places. The
south mill OF the Lacknwanna Iron g.
Steel Company shut down to-day for an
indefinite period. throwing idle several
hundred EMPLOYEES. -
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Along the!Landing.

The marks at G p. m. Monday, show
ed feet and falling slowly. Weather,
clear and swarm. s5
The Queen City Is this mornings
packet for Pittsburgh: she will be here
Thursday at S n. M. for Cincinnati and
way landings with connections for
southern and southwestern ports.
The Keystone State. with the veteran
Charley Knox In command. will be
here this morning for. Cincinnati. She
has heavy freight and passenger Of
ferings In sight out of the upper Ohio.
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has charge Of spellbinders,.

M rdAAufS SAaA 81 = F-",,'> - ~
I CHICAGO, July SO.-Henry c. Hedges.
Of Mansfield, Ohio, arrived here to-day
to take charge OF the speakers bureau
at the Republican national committee.
Mr.. Hedges said he believed 1t certain
that eX- Speaker Thomas B. Reed would
be heard on the stump this fall for the
national ticket
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-07-31

ROME, July 3O.--ordcrs have been
telegraphcd TO NIL provincial officials TO
take steps to assure order ind prevent
possible revolutionary movements. The
KING VIII be requested TO summon par
ifamcht immediately upon hfs return
here. = :
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K X out tho GIT Package age

j WASHINGTON, D. c.. July 3o.-The
commissioner OF internal revenue has
issued a circular prohibiting the use by
manufacturers of cigars, cigarettes. or
tobacco when put up in statutory pack
ages, OF labels containing any promise
or offer of or any order or certificate
for any gift, prize. premium. payment
or reward. - r5si " r
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Miss Rose Beers. of the South Side.
who has been Ill for severals weeks, is
able to be out again.
y, Earl Barr. of the Island has returned
from sojourn Mt Atlantic City and
other eastern resorts.
g Mrs. Harry Rigner and daughter, of
South Eon street, left yesterday for
Providence. r. l., to visit relatives and
friends. =
8 Thomas McGrnnnhan, OF the ci,yNwa-
ter board Office. has retrned from New
port, Ohio. where he spent his summer
vacation OF two weeks.
James NJ. Cecil, OF Connellsville. Pa,
manager OF the American Tin Plate
Compnny's plant there is In the CITY,
the guest OF his mother. I'D
81. Flag Captain Andrew Jackson WI.
son, who plays second to Charley"
Henn!ng over NJ the county building,
returned yesterday from n pleasure
trip to the east. While In New York he
visited the International bowling tourn-
ament and witnessed the Wheellngs in
their try for the intcr-cIty champion
Bhip. Strange to relate there were no
witness" feeB.
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FAMILY WASHING.

Rough Dry Washed, Starched and
Dried 5 cents per pound. 81
Flat Work, Washed and Ironed, S
cents per poundH
per pound. At LUTz BROS.
Homo Steam Laundry,
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We have n fine Lawrence Upright
Piano, mahogany case, second hand,
but which has. been re-fnIshed and Is
now practically new. which we will sell
for 5000; former price, $3.50.
+. W.tBAUMER co.
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Piano Bargain.

We have nm Upright Pcnsc Plano,
walnut case. which is but slightly shop
worn, which we will sell for $500; for
mer price. $500.
F.iW. banner co.
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PERSONAL NOTES,
Going and Coming Of Wheeling
People and Visitors.

Mr.. John ]. Reilly. OF Fourteenth
street, returned last night from Buffalo
Ltthia Springs, in southern Virginia, af-
ter sojourn of-three weeks. Mr.. Reilly
says this Is the only summer resort he
ever heard OF that doesn't make every
effort possible 10 attract visitors. In
fact. he says. the proprietor OF the
springs would prefer to have no visitors
at all. for the reason that the waters
nre sold throughout the United States
at high figure. and 1t is estimated
that the guests at the hotel waste daily
several hundred dollars worth OF the
.l!thin. North Carolina, says Mr.. Reilly,
8 is about to vote on an amendment to
Its constitution that will dIsfranchise
the negro. and Virginia Is preparing to
follow the old North states example.
Mr.. Reilly, although an old line Demo-
crat. and an ardent admirer OF David
Bennett Hill, declines TO accept Bryan
Ism. and said he would do ms tie did In
80, vote for Mckinley. mckinley Is
more Democrat than Bryan" declar-
ed Mr.. Reilly. Sn-
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REBELS SURRENDER
At Panama Duo to tho Arrival OF

KINGSTON. jamaica, July 3O.-News
by the steamer Trent to-day from ca
lon shows that the CapltulntIon OF tho
ciiimbian rebels at Panama was duo
entirely to the arrival OF General Scr
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- lE5t .s3 McFADDEN
The Press. (Stafford Springs, Conn.) 1883-1935, 1900-06-21
How They Eat.

The editor of Life and Beauty, a
British organ on hygiene and diet, sue
ceeded in eliciting from a few popular
writer's replies on the subject of diet
which they find most conducive to
good work.
Hall Caine wrote: 81 am afraid
have no theories on the subject Of diet.
If | knew anything that would be
worth telling, l would avail myself of
its advantages, being a constant mar
tyr to all the troubles that attend diet -
Mr.. Zangwill's answer was brief and
epigrammatic, Unfortunately l have
never eaten to work, but always work
ed to eat ...
"John Oliver Hobbies" confessed that
she tried vegetarianism for two years,
but now finds that, on the whole, the
ordinary diet of the country is the
best" . ..#
Nine. Sarah Grand said she never
drank milk. 81 never forget the hor-
rible cow" she added in explanation.
Marie Corelli answered characteris-
tically with a quotation from "Ham-
let:" 81 eat the air, promise crammed.
You cannot feed capons So"
The Press. (Stafford Springs, Conn.) 1883-1935, 1900-06-21
A Couch Sale.

These are without doubt
the biggest values ever put
out at any store in Springfield.
$Io Couches, imitation ma
hogany frames, upholstered
with Harvard velour---red
blue, brown and green color
ings---rococo trimmed, four
rows of deep tufting, spring
edges and spring ends, length
6 #. 3 in, width II in, 33
tempered springs, our price
$7.5S each!
-Four Special Couches, So
to SIS each under regular
price,
s1s, s15, SIS and se1
each
$o2 Leather Couches, two
of them, finest quarter-sawed
oak frames, diamond tufted,
spring edges, 33 tempered
springs, length 6 #. S in, width
80 inches, our price
$41 each!
The Press. (Stafford Springs, Conn.) 1883-1935, 1900-06-21


When the matron called upon the
bride of three months, she discovered
her in tears.
why, my dear, what is the mat
ter?" she cried.
II want to die! l want to die!' Sob
bed the bride.
There, dear, there! What is the
matter?'
.'It's-it's Harryy' sobbed the girl
wildly.
"Has he been abusing your
sNozo-o. but-oh. dear, what shall l
"What on earth is the matter, dear?"
"He-he-oh, can't tell your
"You must. Has he been staying
out late nights?"
"No-o-ov'
HAS he been drinkingY'
"No-o-ov'
"Then what is the matterY'
"He-he doesn't love me any morev'
| The matrOn drew the sObbing girl to
her side.
"Now tell me ALL DEAR" she whis-
pered.
"When-when he c-came home last
night, he didn't k-k-kiss mey' she Sob
bed.
"My DEAR" said the matron, you'll
get over that. When my husband came
home last night, he did kiss me, and I
have been wondering ever since what
he has been up to."-Detroit Free
Press.
The Press. (Stafford Springs, Conn.) 1883-1935, 1900-06-21
800 Reward 500.

The reader of this paper will be pleased to
learn that there is at least one dreaded disease
that science has been unable to cure In all its
stages, and that is Catarrh. Hairs Catarrh
Cure is the only positive cure known to the med
1cal fraternity. Catarrh being a constitutional
disease, requires a constitutional treatment.
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken internally, acting
directly upon the blood and mucous surfaces OF
the system, thereby destroying the foundation
OF the disease, and giving the patient strength
by building up the constitution ana assisting
nature In doing its work. The pr0prietOrs have
so much faith In it's curative powers that they
oner One Hundred Dollars for any case that 1t
fails to cure. Send for list OF testimonials. q
Address; F. J. CHENEY & CO., Toledo, o.
eW-S0ld by Druggists. 75c.
Hall's Family Pulls are the best. 90
The Press. (Stafford Springs, Conn.) 1883-1935, 1900-06-21
Fine Writing.

"By the way, Naggus," asked Borus,
who was lounging in the office of the
literary editor, ''what do you consider
the finest piece Of writing in exist.
enceY'
"Well," answered the literary editor,
with yawn, ''the Ten Commandments
written Ia a circle Of the size Of silver
quarter is about as fine as any I have
ever seen."-Chicago Tribune.