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The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1900-10-19
Talking Through His Hat.

Capt. r ,bert J. Lowry, ono Of the
loading bankers Of Atlanta, In atalk with
Q New York Tribune reporter q few
d days ago, deolared, in effect, that the
majority Of the people Of Georgia arc
Republicans at heart, and would have
mach preferred voting for Mckinley
but for the fear Of Negro domination.
Tho Atlanta Journal explains, that
''he has mistaken tho views Of q small
CIRCLE of incorporating gold mon like
himself--bankers and heads Of big
business enterprises swho place The
m ,ney issue above all other questions
for universal sentiment in favor Of
R,publioanism. This element has
brushed aside every other Consideration
ignored ell the other great questions at
issue, in their oagorness to have the
man reelected whom they regarded as
representing the safest policy for the
man of wealth" The poole Of the
South, it adds, fare not bliod towhst
McKinleyism aud Hahnaism moan on d
they are .just as unalterably opposed to
the policies which they represent as
they were opposed to tho Republic al
party in the days of reconstruction.
And there ID nothing sectional III this
feeling. 4 Is opposition based on
prinoip le.". \ s. n Z,
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1900-10-19
An Old Han

A dispatch to the Atlanta journal
from Washington, Ga, says the Oldest
man in the world lives fow miles from
that town. He is old Caesar Booker,
q negro, and he 10 1876 years old. He
was born a slave in Virginia and his
memory Of evoots occurring over 100
years ago is very bright. He is mdst
Interesting talker and ohildren listen
by tho hour to his storieB. He was
owned as slave by Richardson Book
or, who has been dead fifty years. !.
He has q daughter living at Thomson
who is 98 years old. Old Caesar has
seven ohildron living and small army
OF grandchildren. They are scattered
among the plantations along the Sa.
yannah river. Old Uaosar ID hale and
hearty and appears to be enjoying q
removal Of his youth. He 10 one OF
the most interesting poraonagos in
Wilkes county. ,tyq t. .75 .sS /. ii55
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1900-10-19
W,E'.YI.NR Z, D, ] I, sAriIRIsT
He \ Makes 4 Good z Point on his Former
Critics. IN

yEa IN Eau gustsS y Uhroniclo ID i says. 4. Gent.
3lW ey ler has not had to waitsyery long
Tor what he deems LII Wind ioati ON HSi
has Issued q oharaoteris tic II tom en- t,s
and e has larg eleme nts 81 sof tfiith to-
snbstQ tiato tho positi0n Ia ken, s Ies
refers TO the fact that HIS military ooY.S
duct 5in OubaS brough him / iito, exe oras}
tlon, !, eepecislly 9 y amor what are called
to Sayo aoted AZ ps pf01sgsss hss
been ordered TO osprp rpreaas sre Hon, and
took up !. the only coarse likoly 70 suosI
Eeeed In deal Ing with q 8 mongrol fos.;
he now Tath hers derislYel IL points out
that the BritlahSs goYernme ut has oom-l
manded Lord KitohenerI to ad opt his
olioy il, the Boer country.
Heymight have taunted d the w ash.
IN gton administration FOR nc ett5 held :nss
|supl Kitchener to public shame asyit
did him. but he may reBorYo that !; for a
second letter. 4 bis administration is
no longer in the business OF oond demfl-
Ing SWoy lerism when praoticed By. The
British or Df 81 sympathizing with re-.
publica in any part Of the world when
threatened with destrUotion BY Euro
pean imperialism We, as q nation
are about to introduce Weylorism IN n,
the Philippine islands, and are hold
bsck, consequently, from eproaoh Of
Great Britianiia the Tlansvaal. This
looks like d monstrou, departure from
the policy Of the fathers Of the re !
public, but what are you going to do
about Ii? a. :;t @ H. s.. B a RS
at present, however, General Wey..
ler is tho man who laughs, and whom
he comes to the Philippine question
in another letter, he may make ..An.-I
glc Saxonism" look moro hypooritical
than otherwise. It is not often that 8
craeI man gets suoh swift, SO called
"yindication," but Weyler, oven ifl he
Is MOTTO be excused for his atrooity,
may be pardoned for having some ex ' :
ultation when ho SECS Unole Sam and
john Bull following his Cuban plan IL
South Africa and Luzon. We think it
rather lamontahle and pathetic thing;
but Weyler, has some right, in the
premises, ITO grin horribly a gbastly
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1900-10-19
4AHeinou,a Crin,aa..

h Roohoster, N. ", has never had a
deeper mystery to s,lve tk IAN that dis.
closed By the finding Of tho dead body
of Miss Theresa Koating bohind a bill
board, . short Distance from DAVIS
street Thursday morning. Tho autopsy
which was held at the morguo BY sew
eral PHYSICIANS showed that the girl had
been criminslly assaulted and ohoked
to death. Thero 10 up to the present
momont absolutely no clue to 4 her
slayer, although the whole detective
force Of tho city is working on tho
oaao. Neither Is It known whether
the crims was committed by one 81
moro mon. l!s J, Il. l!yi;
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1900-10-19
syaeI Es|T,I :FIlrl.oURasg
A Han dsoine 81 h0wina Tor the lJsp


InS 4 ESQ there weroI i cotton iaiIIaSinS Sin
South Carolina sosp pitasizsd aJ az, ,993 ); ~ ~
900; in Columbia toda here 4 aFe lssixS|
mill capitalized d sat sSaS 4 b0l 900 rl n
IS 1880 81 the MILLS ln South C,ayo,inas
had bad 81, 93S spind los; in 1900 che mills
il1IS tin S)oluM bic bayo ., 900 B Of; disass
I,n31 on the mill ins South yjaroii,,a
SIlhad sSin 100 thea Mill its|
|C Columbia have ovef 900 100 aas a 8 Il !,
q 4 88O che milk in S outhS Uarolinaa had
z, ,9O0 opesati 600 Igtls mills III
Columbia viii I have Sov erss u 500 n onays
satiy6a. III $50 " III a fsf,i 8 ana
mill IN 30ut b Carol Ina wi iii foyer i 3 4
900 gpindlea; and that aa q . n ], $ 3
with ID ,000:: ia 500 four al TIC 1 M
Jpium Dla mi lIB average 66, 600 spind ea
seach and ono B ofIS themy has four q u3e a
as many spind los aa raniteyillahsvdj
10 40 years ego. DAILY bY, suoh coi psfs
sisons as these 5can q just idea be Asd sof (
the 81 extraof dlnary I. q grow of q Cotton
nanufacturing In South Carolina Z and
especially In this yoity! The nase "a 8
in tho efficiency Of The 4 mills In 5, 8,
portion TO their pital In the last two
DECADES 10 hardl y loss aryolous.l At
illuat atoms we may otto the Fact that
in 1880 Graniteville and Vauolnee with
only 81. 900 spindles bptWaon / liom.i I
:wero capitalized at s., ,O0O, ,0OO, ! while
in 1900 tho CRANKY mill Of thisoity,
with $50, 900 spind lies. representa- an in
yestmont f@only 5000, 020; and tho
furthor faott that 20 years ago the Pied 4
mont mill, then having only 10, ,624
spindles, employee d n 1884 900 capital q
while in 1900 the. Richlandf mill Eoflthis'
oity, with nearly 81, 900 spindles, has q.
capital Of only 5000, 900. The. l,Ileal prea.5
ent ability Of ourmills to operate from
two to three times as many spindlos TO,
the thousand dollars invested 4 al they
used to do is in q measure tho sucoesB
Of South. Caroline 3 prominent ,sucoess
in cotton manu- faoture. Its great man.
ufaoturing development has beon re- !:
cent and no old factories can oompeto
on qual terms with its new aud su9 \
perbly equipped cotton mills. Uolnm.l
bia State. l a, NJ : H;s .s " &;
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1900-10-19
An Old Wo,aan.e 1 story.

The poverty strioken condition 3 of,
Adolia Burton, who olaims to have boon
. conadontial servant ID tho fsmilytof
Jefferson Davis during the civil war
was brought to the attention of tie
police, l1 IN 8 lOhiosgo Friday and her wants
attended, to: della Burton who Was
discovered In q lonely hovel on tho,
South Side deolaTes that whom The
president o., The Confed derato 3 Statos fed
TO oscape capture she Was entrusted:
With private effoota OF tho fugitiveia.Ss
sShe Was born in slavery .87 years ago .ss Ss
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1900-10-19

Is N OLD M ORTH s II ATE q OIN TSS
MEN the Great ! Antiaep ptic
{ ! Heal ler, cures j r lies, Ec2s snaa IS
Sore Eyes, G1anula ated Eyeli ds,s
Oarbuncle les, B oils, Cuts, Bgui issss5 81
es, Old Sores, Burns, orns,
Bunto tons, owing B oenai gs.
lntlaMMat0 n henmat tigin. 4.
chea and aims, Jhapped#
Hands end LIP Fry ipelas.
gIt ig sonnet thing every M
needs. Onoe use IA ways us sal &.
For sale BY aill druggists I ana
dealers, xA.t hol esal ls Jjpya
TED N si!l u 4 s,lA. y ~ 81,
SUoltimbia O 81
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1900-10-19
a Fishy story

dispatch from j jacksonville, ls la.
says the most daring and unique high,
way. robbery ia the history Of the south
was committed III tho contor Of the oity.
on principal thornughfare late ono
night. j ohm 3. Smith, d young busi-i
nesg man, was on hisSway homo, whom
et tho corner OF Monroe and Laura
.atreots a Woll:dressed white woman
stopped in front Of him and holp him.
up. He did mot know, howovor, he
had beon robbed until sho had left horl
Then he found that In the cleYoreet
professional 8nanner she had extracted
three 800 bills and fyoi $40 bills, d
total OF $400, !, from his pooketbook, & 4;
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1900-10-19

Gainesville, Ga, Deo. s, 1899
Pitts Antiseptic Inyigorator hasa
boon used In my family and i am pora
fectly satisfied that it Is oil, end will
do ell, you claim for II. Y ours truly, 81
b A. H q g. Dorsey. 81 81
r, S.---I am using IL now payaolf.
It's doing me good Sol Id BY The bfur.i
ray Drug %. Oolumbia, q B, and 3allE
dsugaiatd }884s
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1900-10-19
Meana a Ro,laroitY,.

dispatch from Manchester, Eng
land, SAYS that cotton mon tRoro think
that Noill's eBtimate sof tho cot ton,
crop means q scarcity, and that beforel
Sep raber tho spinnora mostly will be-.
working on hort time = Il 81
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1900-10-19

and ind d q so IN
s'lWs,or king III mei |2| |@I|
eant Log B na SAM ii,i
sI[lI The heay iest stro fS||S
q SmoSt efltc c1el TIM 81
y mon the Se i, II II ilic .gSs
49, 8 'le rate, tate Oh & q 81 81
q sB & Smith d Inc q o,inipantlY 81
wood J @ t)9 work " ing 81 m mery SI
5For high graz de Ell gina 3, lain ,I3
slide sal,lIt va A III onla ii and ii
,.Oorlis . q mo q tIas, SsI
AZ SyY atertoStIl 6 1 ! q and Strnt thers s
and Wells IS
B BAD HAM
1926 Main IS % CoIumb 81. yssr.
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1900-10-19
Burglars at Work

a dispatch to Tho State says burg.
lars forced open the front door Of the
store of Mr.. j. B. Gillian Jr., at Lees.
three miles east Of Blackville, Wodnes.
day night, and robbed the safe of $40
belonging to Mr.. Gillian, about $2O.in
cash and about $4l in postage stamps tai m
belonging to the poatofioe, which is
located in Mr.. Gillian 8 store. Tho
safe was blown to pieces by dynamite.
the explosion ofwhioh wrecked Mr.
Gillam's Office and contents. Tho
thieves carried off eveoything Of value
from the, safe They were not intor-
rupted, ND are evidently experienced
mon ip business. No one knew
about robbery until Mr.. Gillian
won't az TO open his storo Thursday
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-07-02
Total sales of stocks were cs,GO1 shares.
New York Mining Stocks
Breadstuffs and Provisions

CHlCAGO-Wheat was weak to-day
under more liquidation caused by the
Liverpool unrcsponsiveness and rains
In the northeast closing 11sG1Bc un-
der yesterday. Corn closed &c lower
and oats &c depressed. Provisions
we're weak. closing 121sGl25c down.
Wheat was only moderately active
ana weak most of the session, al
though at the bottom the market
stendied. 1t did not, however. show
much rccuperativc power at any time,
and was devoid of features. The OPEN
Ing was easy because Liverpool showed
no response to the advance here yester-
day and also because rains were pre-
dicted for the northwest This caused
renewed liquidation through commits
sion houses on moderate scale and ns
the demand was rather slack. the mar
ket slumped. European crop conditions
were reported favorable. Through an
error Beerbohm's report was made to
show q shortage in this years world
crop OF only 100000 bushels, but n
correction received later In the session
innde this 12S.000.O0O bushels. This was
of Influence In the recovery, such MS IL
was, which made the close n bit better
than the bottom. August opened UNI
changed to k@esc under yesterday at
$50 S3MGfs3tEc and sold off early. to Sic,
closing lEdlMc down at 81;Sc. Sea-
BOARD elcnrnnces In wheat and flour
were equal to 2l2,O00 bushels. Primary
receipts aggregated $4,000 bushels,
compared with 7SS.00O bushels Inst year.
Minneapolis and Duluth reported 1913
cars, against All last week, and ga n
year ago. Receipts here were ifty-
three cars, none OF contract grade.
Corn %ns quiet and although easy
IN sympathy with wheat ana under tho
influence OF rains IN parts Of Kansas
ana fair country offerings, recovered
Inter on n good shipping demand and
closed stcndy. August Rold between
i2h@i2Mc and Acc. closing NC under
yesterday at A2Kd42%c, Liverpool was
sd lower. The cnah business amount
ca to 100000 bushels; receipts hero were
772 cars. wa
The oats market need u plaster cast,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-07-02

~ K -.
and. not having 1t. was rather weak.
There was n fair trade. but come most
~ In the way of changing July for
other, options. September was about &c
over July. There was some liquidation
OF July by longs and the northwest
demand was anything but urgent. Aug
ust sold between 24%c and 24Sc, clos.
Ing ssc under yesterday at axe: re-
celpts. 800 cars.
q Provisions were quiet and weak. The
wheat decline was OF influence. but SELL
Ing by packers who keep their reasons
to themselves was the main factor.
September pork sold between s12 SIS and
sl2 72E and closed 25c under yesterday
at $12 72H; September lard between
81 0Og7 02h and So 80. closing 121:c
down at Sc 02R. and September ribs
between 81 171s and 81 05, with the close
15Gl7Ec depressed at 81 05. II.
Estimated receipts Monday: g
Wheat, 100 cars; corn, S25 cars; oats,
80 cars: hogs. 10000 head.
me leading futures ranged as follows:
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-07-02
RAILWAY. TIM CARD,

ARRIVAL md departure OF trains on and
after May q. 1900 Explnnntion OF !, Ref
s sI,is Marlis: Daily. ipaily. except
eseepi onday ssSsssns satnrSay !spaily
days only Eastern siandar !, Time. l,Si
Depart. I. &0.--Maln Line Vast Arrive.
ls:SS am Wash, Bal. Phil. /, S,Y.l $40 am
S;W pm Wash; Bal. Phil, N, 81, I.
6M0 am Cumberland eAccom.t 4 II 5S0 mn
9:So am Grafton Accom-, !, u y 6 10 NM
., S.s pm ';i;.Gratton Accom-. 9S1 am
-l y: am.: MpshlnEtoh City Ess 1850 pm.
I:s2 am Columbus and sGhcngolsIl;i6 am
. iy:iS ;.S5iumbus and CIhelna lss5:i7ipm
H:ag pm COLI. In. md ST. Louise 5:l0 am
ii6:IS ~. SEHieiEo express $40 am
lv;ls am, Isl. ClairsyillcfA Accom-. n S.il am
.d:9e pml"St, yClpirsvil!e Accom- it5i7 mn
iV'ls am snndusl;y Mil 4. II 5!l7 pm
depart. lB. & O.---W., P. ID. DlyIe Arriye-t
sdo am ....... Pittsburgh q. - an,
..s ~ ani '..;... pittsburgh 6S5 pm
So pm pittsburgh and East, Il 80 pan
S S;:no pm Pittsburgh aid East, y 100 am
G:oo pm PIttsbhrGh I, !. Y \. y.
Depart. p, Co. e; & ST.. Il Ry.l Arrive
20 am! PITTSBURGH . . III 9.5S am
tll:o0 am &, Pittsb,irrh \ - g.Is m,
I:@ mlpltts.. Phila. md NJ Y, X S:i7pm
S $50 pm Eitts. Ph la und N. y III a:5 pm
o a:s9 pm pitts Bal, WISH, N iSI am
w. pm Pits IT'S Ba Nv W'ah,i NYIt'Gss am
~ ~ am ..Steu1. and 9Dennison.I Ii 9:53 am
e: :So am .ssteuSp Col. and Cin.) !: am
icy pm Steub.. Col. and Chi.If s.l7pmS
ss pm s s;Sss es a{ssa i; sS S$
Depart. Ohio River r. 4 R. Arrive. ~
500 am Park. md Nav Points, iO:blf nm
1000 am! Charleston and C!ncin,I. s:i5i pm
ii:ie am .Cincin. and Lexington.lt 7:25 pm
sll: AS an. enoya i, xnreEa s.'' X 1851 NV
pm P Park s snd W Wsy PSnss SIS
/. Depart. C.S& P.-Brldrenort Arriyc,si;i
I 5:4S ami Ft, Wayne and Chica roIf q. "a nm, 4
i 9:iS am Canton and Toledo ,It 9:a3 nm
S:aS amlAllinnce and SClevclandIf :9:1l am
tlp:Vs amlSteubeapsllesa and pitts.tt 9:23 pin
j o:is am tt. wayne and Chicayult10:25 am
a:!o PM canton and Toledo..lf 9:33 pm
10 pm Alliance ind fClevelundlt 40 nm
2;l5 pm Steub. and We,lsville.. ltl0;25 am
4:J5 pm .Steub. and Wellsvlliei i l:5S am
i:S pm Philadelphia and N.Y.It 6:25 pm
tx; .oS pm Baltimore and ,Nash..lt 6:a5 pm 7
! 1903 pm .steub: and Wellsville... ts:5s PM Pm,
tDgenart.y ~. u &zWs-.Brldgeportl Arrive.
I ,:ao amlC!eve.. Toledo and Chill 2:05 pm
4 ~ pm Cleve., Toledo and Chilli sos pu
S:U pm Massillon Accom-. I. 40 am
J s:!S pm ;. 81. Clalrsville Aecom,If 9;4lt am
floa3 am st. Clairsville Accom-.
t;,..:::..." st Clairsville Accom-. 1 5:O7 pm
Z 5:IO pm st ,Clairsrille Accom-, II I: 25 nm 4
t!ls:22 pm 49,. Local Freight. lt,2:3O pm
Depart. W. 4 r. n - Arrive
TN nmlCleve.. Toll. & Chi. Elk. 5000 pm
NJ: 45 am Toledo and Detroit Spc. II G:15 pm
~ am Cleve. and Canton, E;x.lf 6:l5 pm
e e.eo pin:: Cleveland Special!. a12:40 pm
s!:9 am Steub. and Bril-. Accom- .t2: 40 pm
fl:45 nmSteub. and Bril-. Account 6:I5 pm
1:l6 pmSteub and Bril-. Accom-. 1920 pm
I51Jeepnrt. B.. q. g. c.. R. R. Arrive. 4.
i ~ ~ Bellaire. y
ii 70 nnl MAIL Express and Pas. $40 am
a:oo pm Express and Passenger $50 pm
100 p.nlMlSed trelght and Pas. t1:1b pm
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-07-02
% a.
Dry Goods.

NEW YORK-The week ends with
few If any developments at first hands
while jobbers in dry goods are now
waiting for the arrival Of buyers. who
are not expected until after the, Fourth
ut least. and who probably will not get
down to earnest work much before the
middle of the month. In staples no
material price change has occurred and
business continues within very narrow
limits. The print market Is depending
upon the action Of the Fall River COM
mittee, having reached the level to
which the reduction In print cloth has
forced # as sHi.aaF+- .ts GFt-|I =. Gs...H.f.|
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-07-02
His Life Was Snved

Mr.. J. E. Lilly. n prominent citizen
of HGnnlbul. aio., lately had II wonder
full dcllverancc from u frlghtful death.
In telling Of 1t he says: 81 was taken
with typhoid fever. that ran into pileu.
monia. My lungs became hardened, |
was 80 weak ] couldn't even SIT up In
bed. Nothing helped inc. I expected to
soon die OF consumption. when | heard
OF DIR. Kings New Discovery. Ono bot i.
tie gave great ralcf. l continued to
use It, and now am well ana stroug. /
can't say too much In Its praise" Thic
marvellous medicine Is the surost and
quickest cure In the world for NIL throat
md lung trouble. Regular sizes 80 cts,
and $l.00. Trial bottles free at Logan
Drug Co.'S drug store; every d bottle
guaranteed, ~ |sf ftur.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-07-02
Wool,

NEW. YORK-Wool dull; domestic
fleece 2502Sc; Texas 15@lGc.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-07-02
Relief in Six Hollrs.

Distressing Kidney and Bladder dis.
eases relieved IN Xix hours by New
Great South American Kidney Cure" II
IN great surprise on account OF, Its ex-
eeedinE promptness IN relieving pain In
bladder, kidneys and bnck, In male or
female. Relieves retention OF water
almost Immediately, II you want quick
relief and cure this Is the remedy. Sold
by Il. II. List. druggist. Wheeling. ".
va. tth&B
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-07-02

The weekly bank statement shows the
following changes: Surplus reserves in
creased $1,S32,525; loans decreased
$1.557,%00; specie increased s455,400; le-
gal tenders increased s193.S0O: deposits
decreased S273S,30O circulation increas-
ed sol, 900. The banks now hold Sl6.S59,-
a76 In excess of the requirements Of
the 20 per cent rule.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-07-02
Metals,

NEW YoRK-The brokers' price for
lead was 81 10 and for copper SIG ESQ
16 so. Casting copper, SIS 37ls. ).
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-07-02

Bcauty's chief charm is the complex.
ion. II the skin is clear and sr,oolh. a
woman will be c!assed rs beautiful! even
II nature has not given her pefect
features.
The Misses Bell, Of &c Fifth Avenue,
New York, when they placed their now
Justly celebrated Complexion Tonic be.
fore the public, gave To those suffering
from poor compilations boon long
needed. Thousands hive made their
skins absolutely perfcc, by its use.
Now, in order to still further intro.
lucc it, the Misses Bell will give TO any
lady writing them during tho present
month nn opportunity 10 try one large
bottle (llic price Of which is $l) III
absolutely no cost. Do not wait. but
SEND AT ONCE.
The Misses Bells Complexion Tonic
IS not paint or powder to cover up tho
'irecklcs. pimples or moth patches, but
Is, us its name implies, n tonic for tho
skin. 1t cradica.cs the blcmish entirely
md forever. 1t not only does this, but
tt beauties the skin, smoothing away
wrinkles, drawing out ALL discolora.
lions, removing all piuiples, acne,
eczema or roughncss. i
The Misses Bell have at their parlors
more than ten thousand letters from
patrons acknowledging wonderful i'm.
provclncnts in their compilations. The
Misses Bell have never used q tcsli.
monial in public print, as they value n
woma'l's dclicacy in such things, but
the original letters can be seen any
'imc Int pnr}ots, 76 Fifth Avenue.
Rcmcmbcran oppor,unityisgivcr YOU
TO try one bottle OF this really wonder.
full Tonic for the skin FREE. Address
THE MISSES BELL
76 Fifth Avenue. New York City
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-07-02

hlBnar, lSVS prlMel W ~, 1893 prime IS ~;
October IS S7i4; No. :. 81 10. v; (: Z.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES lquiet. Wheat,
nominal; No. 2 red S5as7c, Corn weak:
No. 9 mixed 4ic. Oats dull: No. mixed
sGSic. Rye quiet; No.2, CSC. Lard quiet
at So s.. Bulkmeats steady at 81 So.
Bacon easier at ssl25. Whisky. 81 90.
Butter quiet. Sugar firm. Esgs quiet
ut 1oGloMc. Cheese firm. NJ
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HIVES are a terrible torment to the
little folks, and 70 some older ones.
EASILY cured. DonnG Ointment never
ihiis. instant relief. permanent cure.
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EAST LIBERTY-Cattla steady: ex-
ira SIS COOS 80: prime IS 45d5 GO: common
SO 60@4 90. Hogs lower: prime mediums
S. 50; best Workers IS As: heavy hogs
S. 1905 As: light Workers IS 1905 45:pigs
SO 30I5 40: roughs 50 1904 so. Sheep
mon 81 5Oa2 90; spring lambs 50 500
s 80; veal calves Sc 0O@6 Is. !
= OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES steady at 81 ESQ
5 50. Cattle steady at 50 2505 10. Sheep
firm at 50 50Gi 90. Lambs stronger at
So 1906 IL. 81,
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CHICAGo--cattlc, receipts 300 head;
market ilomlnally steady; good to
prime steers IS 2oI5 So; poor to medium
81 5005 10: selected feeders SO 1894 10;
mixed stockcrs SO 50Q3 76.t Cows, 81 500
a 40; helfcrs, 50 0OQ4 &c; Gamers. 50 0o(l
2 75; bulls, 81 50G4 40: calves. 81 500
9 so; Texas fed steers 81 1904 so; Texas
grass steers IS 1904 25; Texas bulls
81 1903 IS. Hogs, receipts to-day. 20. 900
head; tomorrow. $4,000 head: left over.
estimated. 5000 head; market generally
shade higher; closing easier; mixed
and butchers IS 1906 27la; good to
choice heavy IS 20@5 30; rough heavy
8 o5@5 10: light, IS o5@5 ,25: bulk sales.
So 20G5 221s. Sheep, receipts 5000 head;
sheep and lambs strong and active.
Good to choica weathers 81 25G4 90: fair
to choice mixed SO 2594 %; western
sheep 81 1904 75; Texas sheep So 500
a so: native lambs S. 0O96 10: western
lambs IS 50Q6 90; spring lambs IS 600
.apH.#t
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OIL CITY-Credit balances 81 Is; Ger
titicates, 81 2Gla bid for cash oil; ship
ments and runs not reported.