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The Florence tribune., 1900-03-03

TIE Phoenix newspapers have wisely concluded to quit cutting each oihers' thronts in the matter of charges for advertising.
The Florence tribune., 1900-03-03
NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that I have been appointed superintendent and manager of the Milwaukee and Ari- zona Prospecting and Mining company, doing business at the Ray camp, on Creek, Pinal county, Arizona.
 HENRY PARRY. January 10th. 1900.
The Florence tribune., 1900-03-03
Both Are Difficult.

From the Chicago Record.f "It's hard to settle down after a trip"
 "Any harder than to settle upr,
The Florence tribune., 1900-03-03
6. E. ANGULO'S Meat Market,
Main Street. Florence.

Is eonsta atly supplied with Fat Beef, which will be furnished customers at the lowest cash prices. We buy for cash and are com- peled to sell for cash, and will use our best endeavors to guarantee satisfaction to oux customers.
The Florence tribune., 1900-03-03

Transaets General Banking Business. Makes telegraphic transfers. Draws For eign and Domestic Bills of Exchange.
 Accounts of Individuals. Firms and Cor porations solicited.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1900-06-07
.Odezwa Zarzadu z. N. 2.
do Braci Zwiazkowych W Ameryce.

Stowarzyszenie Weteranow Polskich
roku 1853 d poda}o prosbe do Ia
rzadu Centralnego Zwiazku Mar. p. o
poParcie " yZgodzie" i ogloszenie
skiadek ma Gel nsstepujacy:
Andrzej Dekarz Misihski, urodzo.
ny W Kramowicach pod zaborem prus-
kim, hozaoy obecnie lat sto try, Ia
wodu ciesla, ma wiadomosc o powstaniu
polskiem W 1880 r. podazyi walczy6 "a
sprawe swieta, = wstapi} do pulku pie
szych strzelcow pod puikownikiem
Skrzyneckim, bral udzia{ bitwie pod
Groohowemi W wielu innych potyoz-
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1900-06-07
Brzask.

Nareszoie W ziemi Wielkopolskiej
otwiefaja sic ludowi oczy ma skutki po-
lityki ugodowej nieliczenia ma w}asne
silly. Nareszoie' j tam zaozyna swita6
przekonanie, ze W mas tylko samych ley
przysz}osc Polski.
w korespondencji Poznania, kt6ra
podajemy ma innem miejscu, ozytamy:
nNasz lud ma sic w}asnie przekonac,
ze ME powinnismy liozyc ma zadne
stronnictwo niemieokie, ma zadnego
sPrzymierzehca, ma zadna pomoo, jedy-
ME = ma w}asne sily'.
A dalej: ,,Czas juz, ably lud zrozu-
mia1, ze ME pod sztandarem religijnym
ale pod sztandarem narodowym walozyo
powinien W obronie sprawy polskiej".
w tych dw6ch zdaniach przeswieca
brzask novel cry dla ziemi Wielkopol-
skiej; W tyoh dw6ch zdaniaoh zawarl
sic oaay kierunek praoy naszej.
Me znaczy to bynajmniej, abysmy
lekcewazyli wiare, uwazali ja "a sprzet
zbyteczny W pracy naszej, ale stanow-
ozo twlerdzimy i powtarzamy, re ME ma
podstawie rzekomej sympatji watyka-
nu lub jakiejkolwiek innej obcej nam
potegi, ale ma podstawie przekonania,
re krzywdy narodowi wyrzadzone mu.
simy pomscic ze zdolni jestesmy do
tego : powinnismy oprzec dzia}alnosc
nasza narodowa.
TO droga dla mas jedyna!
Pierwszym objawem takiego dazenia
byfo podniesienie pred kilkunastu laty
mysli utworzenia Skarbu Narodowego.
Zaaozyoiele tego wielkiego dzie1a cd.
ozuli, ze polityka liozenia ma obcyoh
pomoc doprowadzila mas do bankructwa
pod pewnym wzgledem, odebrala nam
bowiem zupeinie ohec do praoy samo-
dzielnej. u latwowiernoscia, tax villas.
ciwa oharakterowi naszemu, przyjelismy
"a pewnik, ze mocarstwa musza sic "a
nami upomniec, ze W ich wlasnym inte.
resie ley, aby Polsoe byl przywr6oony
byt niezalezny. trwalismy W tenn
bfogiem przeswiadczeniu, powtarzajac
"a naszymi prowodyrami duohownymi,
jak "a Pania matka paoierz, modl sie
pracuj, DO pokora niebiosa przebija, a
tymczasem SWAT ca1y wohodzR coraz
bardziej ma tory bezwzglednej polityki
pahstwowej ktorej wzgledy natury
sentymentalnej, mysli zadosycuczy-
nieniu sPrawiedliwosci = zupelnie wy
kluczone zosta}y. Zebranina nasza i
pokfony bite pred obliozem rzadow,
czy to swieckich czy ter duchownyoh,
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1900-06-07
Z-Wielkopolski. q
PozNAh, 15 maja 1907.
-Polacy centrum Smutne doswiad.
czenia. Zwrot W opinji ludu.

Do niedawna jeszcze by{o przymie-
re centrowcami Y niemieckimi kato.
likami) jednym dogmatow programu
politycznego polityki t. zw. ugodowej.
Zar6wno re wzgledow wyznaniowych,
jak wskutek rozmaityoh kombinaoyj
politycznych, uwazano przymierze
centrowcami "a podstawe naszej polity-
XII, d}ugie lata wys{ugiwali sic nietyI.
ko nasi possowie centrowcom niemieo.
kim ma arenie parlamentarnej, ale
kosztem zaparcia sic celow wlasnych
daznosci lud nasz g}osowa{ zwarta lava
ma kandydatow kstolicko- o-niemieckich,
nieraz ze szkoda wiasna. Byly nawet
przykiady IMP. przy ostatnioh wyborach
W Poznahskiem), ze komitet centralny
wyborczy ofiarowywa} dobrowolnie
mandat centrowcowi, mandat poparty
tysiacami g}osow polskich. A gdy tax
daleko posunieta ofiarnos6 naszej stro-
ny doczekala sic tn owdzie krytycz-
nych uwag W prasie ma wiecach, od-
powiadano zazwyczaj: centrowoy po-
pieraja zadania interpelaoje naszych
possow W parlamencie sejmie, GEN.
trowcy 50 naszymi politycznymi sprzy-
(CiaO dalsxv na skrouis 2ROsfl
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1900-06-07

MIC ME zapomnieliscie MIC ME nauozy-
lisoie sic! = pokazmy, zesmy ME Ia
pomniei prawach naszyoh, ooprawda,
ale nauczylismy sic wiele, bardzo wiele,
a przedewszystkiem, ze wlasnyoh tyl-
ko si&ach kroozyc nam ku przyszlosci
nalezy!
Me pokora, ME modlitwa, ME kombi-
naojami pohtycznemi praoa wlasna,
praca wytrwa1a, ME stepiona obiecanka-
mi obcych, potrafmy wywalczy6 sobie
dzieh wolnosci.
Dzisiaj dnia tego brzask many do
piero, ale pooieszajaoem jest, ze nawet
ziemi tax przesiaknietej pokora dla
wszystkiego, co tylko cd kosciola po.
chodzi, brzask ten rodzic sic poozyna,
ze tam nawet nareszcie has}o: o wlas-
nych si2aoh! = ro.leg{o sic pismach
j czynaoh.
Wiemy CORY, ze tam ME obejdzie
sic bez walki goracej zanim to haslo
zyska sobie W ludzie prawo obywatel-
stwa, DO rzeoza jest zwyk}a dla puszczy-
kow nietoperzy kwilic za1osnie zlo-
rzeozyc temu, 2e moo sic kohozy, ktora
i'm tax dogodna jest dla }owienia zdo-
byczy, ze rozpoczyna sic brzask, ktory
zmusza ioh do szukania ukrycia po
katach oiemnyoh omszalych.
Wiemy, ze ugodowcy i ci GO walki
naszej prawa narodu choa koniecznie
uczynic Wake reIgijna, powstana wo-
}ajac, ze ia praoa w}asnych si}ach, to
bunt przeciwko w}adzy koscielnej, to
wystapienie niedowiark6w mason6w
przeciwko tradycyjnemu zwierzchnictwn
duchoviehstwa W wsprawach narodowych,
to objaw niebezpieczny i utworza
moze takze straz pozarna dla gaszenia
tego ognia, co brzask roznieca ale
juz ME podo}aja. Przyjdzie, must przyjs6
ohwila, ze brzask pracy narodowej bez
dyplomatow i narzuoonych opiekunow
dzieh sic zamieni j powstanie lud Ca
&y przeciwko krzywdom, kt6re kaza
nam znosic cierpliwie zwolennicy poko-
ry pomocy obcej = tymczasem wi
tamy radoscia 6w brzask wielki, zba-
wienny odrodzenia narodowego!
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1900-06-07
p0hNoCNEJ AME
Chicago, ILL., dnia Ego Czerwca 1900 roku.

mia1y wciaz jeden ten sam skutek: =
Odmowe! Wszedzie s&yszelismy jedna
j ia sama piosenke: Dzielnym narodem
bylisoie polacy do wypitkii do wybitki
ale ME umielisoie sic rzadzi6 upadlis-
Gle. To ME nasza wilma, mysloie wiec
sami o sobie.
A mysmy zawsze tym radon powta-
rzali: : Zali to ME pamietaoie, jako
narod polski w}asnemi piers'ami przez
lyle wicklow ohrzesojahstwa broni}; zali
zapomnieliscie, jako to pose{ oesarski i
posel papieski u nog naszego kr6la le,
zeli, blagajac o pomoc; zali wysz}o juz
wan pamieci, ze gdyby ME 6w krol,
Jan Sobieski, to zagony tatarskie tu-
reokie oparlyby sic moAe dopiero u
brzeg6w oceanu Atlantyckiego? A owa
krew przelana W legjonaoh ma ohwa}e
FranojiP Wszak nasze to silly zdoby.
waly najtrudniejsze do zdobyoia szafce,
bronily najniebezpieczniejszyoh pre-
praw, ochranialy najbardzlej zagrozone
odwroty! Ia to przynajmniej powinnis-
ole byli okazac nam pomoc wsp6}czu-
Gle " czynie! .
1 jaka otrzymalismy odpowiedzs Oto
republikahska Francja nazwala mas tru-
penn z ktorym zyjacy W przymierza
wdawac sic ME moga. Skostnielismy,
ooprawda, obrzydzenia, siyszac taxa
odpowiedz ust kraju, kt6remu tyle
dowod6w braterstwa i sympatji okaza-
lismy, ale mimo to ME przestalismy
jeszcze liczyc ma obcych pomoc. Do
piero gdy clos po ciosie W tych naszyoh
zabiegach dyplomatycznych spadal nam
ma karki; dopiero gdy wszysoy sic cd
mas odwr6cili, bo kazdemu w}asna
sk6re ohodzi{o ME O. nadstawianie
piersi "a zwyciezonych; wtedy dopiero
zaczelismy oczy otwierad, wtedy dopie-
ro przyszlismy do przedswiadczenia, re
to ME zabawka, ME sentymentalne CRU
chania, a straszna, nieub}agana walka o
byt kt6rej zwyciezca wychodzi tylko
silniejszy, ME tylko silniejszy duchem
ale i moca 6zyozna, zasobami material
nymi.
Tia garstka, ktora przed kilkunastu
laty sprawe Skarbu Narodowego pod
niosla, zrozumia}a to w6wczas, gdy
jeszcze ca}y narod milczal bezradnie
oczekiwa} zmilowania. Wyszydzono ja
"a to i sponiewierano. Posz{a jednak
swym torem. Dzisiaj oa{y narod polski
przychodzi powoli do przekonapia, ze
inaczej bye ME moze, jak to wida6 z
przytoczonej ma poczatku tego artykulu
korespondencji, jak to wida6 takze ze
wzmianek pism, rozsianych po wszyst-
kich ziemiach polskich a pracujacych W
duchu istotnie narodowym.
Powiadaja nam: trupem jestesciel
pokazmy, ze jestesmy zywi. Powia-
daja nam: niezdolni jestescie do rza-
dowl = pokazmy, re potra6my rzadzic
sic W towarzystwach organizacjach ma
szych polityoznyoh. Powiadaja nam:
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1900-06-07
ROk 10.

kaoh, W kt6ryoh zosta3 ranny W reke,
W box noge. Pc ukohozeniu woiny
wrools W strony rodzinne j by} 25 lat
oiesla W dobraoh hr. Tytusa Dzialy f.
skiego. Mahogany przez syna zieoia,
kt6rzy zamieszkuja ma farmaoh, przybya
do Ameryki. Pc wybudowaniu tymae
zabudowah, ME by} i'm wiecej potrzeb-
ny i ozul sic zmuszony opusoic ME-
wdzieozne dzieci. Dop6ki si} mu star.
ozyso praoowa} u oboyoh, dis pograzo-
ny " ostatniej nedzy, znalazl przytulek
W ochronoe sw. Antoniego, ma rogu
Hoyne ave. i Homer ulioy. Ma tam
sohronienie i pozywienie, leoz .bywa
mu ma najniezbedniejszyoh potrzebach.
Zarzad Centralny, ohoac zgrzybia3e-
mu zoanierzowi przyjsc pomooa W je.
60 Ponurej starosci, aby tenze, kohczao
swe zycie mia1 b}ogie zadowolenie, 70
rodaoy cenia zaslugi zolnierza polskie-
60 = uprasza grupy Braoi Zwiazko-
wych nadsy3anie oho6 drobnyoh skla-
dek ma reoe sekretarza Stowarzyszenia
Weteran6w p. st. Nickiego, 1O2-1 1O4
". Division st. Chicago, Ill. Skladki
beda kwitowane W ,,Zgodzie".
F. H. Jab}ohski, prezes.
I. Helihski, sekr. jen.
Przy pogadance pani N. N. zlozy2a
ma rece S. Nickieco ola Andrza;o n
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1900-06-07

Przy pogadanoe pani N. N. zlozy}a
ma reoe S. Niokiego. dla Andrzeia De.
karza Misihskiego $500.
The age-herald., 1900-01-07

l The Morgan campaign eommittee of Ala
 bama has been officially given out, as
The age-herald., 1900-01-07
LYNN>FARRINGTON CASE
 RESULTED IN MISTRIAL
Jury Failed to Settle the Differences Be- H4 tween Father and His Son-in-Law The Allegations

The jury in the case of Lynn vs. Earring ton failed to agree yesterday, and Judge Senn ordered a mistrial entered.
 M. J. Lynn sued his father1ln-law, John Earring on, for $10,000 damages.
 The Lynns and the Farringtons are both prominent families in Jefferson county. They have for long time resided in ad- joining communities, and a few years ago Lynn married a daughter of Harrington MT. and Mrs. Lynn lived together for a number of years without any apparent trouble, and are now living together.
 Lynn in his complaint alleges that Far rington slandered him and endeavored to influence Mrs. Lynn to quit himsand return to his home The plaintiff further alleges that Mrs. Lynn was told by the defendant f that her husband had been unfaithful and that he had run away with another wo- man.
 Some testimony was introduced at the trial which was intended to prove that
The age-herald., 1900-01-07
WHITE GIRL ARRESTED.
In Criminal Assault Case. Warrants tor
 Armstrong and McDuffie.

Mary Blair. 15-year-old white girl was arrested yesterday in connection with the alleged criminal assault made upon Evaline Cook by A. D. McDuffie, and Is held at po- lice headquarters. It is alleged that she enticed the Cook child to the place where the assault was committed with a full knowledge of the consequences. A warrant was sworn out for McDuffie before Justice Benners yesterday and hewas committed to jail and his preliminary hearing fixed for next Friday.
 Richard c. Armstrong, charged with att tempting criminal assault upon Zelma Whitley, the 13-year-old daughter of J. M Whitley, was also taken before Justice Benners a warrant sworn out by the child's father, and his preliminary trial set for next Thursday.
The age-herald., 1900-01-07
JACKSON DAY ID
 BE CELEBRATED Young Democracy of Jefferson County Will Banquet at
 The Morris.

Tomorrow will be the eighty-fifth anni- , yersary of the battle of New Orleans, which was fought by the Americans un- der Andrew Jackson and the British un- der Packenham, January 8, 1s15 The an- niversary has been called Jackson Day by democrats, and has been celebrated every year for some six or seven decades.
 In celebration of the anniversary, the young democracy of Jefferson county will enjoy banquet and speech-maklng at the Morris hotel al night, beginning al o'clock. The toasts will be responded to by some of the best speakers in the state. Twenty five toasts will be called, all on important issues.
 w. c. Garrett, chairman of the execu- tive committee of the Jefferson County Bi- metallic club, will be the master of cere- monies.
 The committee of arrangements consists of W. c. Garrett, c. P. Beddow, J. s. Ken nedy, Samuel l.. Weaver, W. D. Parrish, Scott Chestnut and Henry Kirke White.
The age-herald., 1900-01-07
MIR. CONFER MAY RESIGN
 AS PRESIDENT OF C. OF c.
Rumor to That Effect is Going the Rounds Based the Condition of
 His Health

A dispatch from Savannah, Ga., states that H. M. Conner will probably tender his resignation as president of the Central of Georgia Railroad company to the directors at their meeting tomorrow.
 MT. Conner has been in bad health for a long time, and this is given as the cause of his resignation, if in fact, he contem- plates such action.
 Vice President Eagan, in reply to a ques- tion, said he had not heard it even inti- mated int MT. Conner intended to resign.
 gentleman who is very close to MT. Conner stated yesterday that it would not surprise him if he reIinquished his respon- abilities with the company in few days.
 MT. Conner has been president of the Central of Georgia for great many years. and the severance of his relations with that system would be a distinct loss to the railroad world.
The age-herald., 1900-01-07
A COFFEE SLAVE
Released by Postum Food Coffee

gro my surprise I discovered that the coffee habit was fixed upon me- and I looked forward to the beverage at meals as indispensable.
 {. q felt that I would rather do without the balance of the meat than the coffee, and became impressed with the fact that my free, independent manhood was prac- tically gone
 My heart gradually became weaker and weaker until it was so crippled that my feet and hands were always cold except immediately after drinking coffee; and after the effect of the coffee wore off, I had that horrible, relaxed, rung-out-like- a-dish-rag feeling that made me feel like an old, decrepid man at the age of-thirty- five.
 'sWhen I awakened to my condition, quit tine coffee, and took up Posltum Cereal Food Coffee, finding it a most palatable and perfect beverage. My heart has recovered it's normal strength, and I am again q young and healthy man. It Is very plain to me now that coffee was rob0ng me of my strength and vigor. Posltum helped me quit and built up my nervous system.
 My wife, also, has been wonderfully benefited by the use of Postum Food Golf fee, and we have been engaged in an act i've crusade in its behalf. Have found many people who had turned down Postum solely on account of not making it properly. It is easy to make if one will use four heap ing teaspoons to the pint of water, and al low it to boil long enough. We always use good, rich cream, and sweeten the cup to taste It is q delicious beverage.
 ''The following persons were affected very much as I was, and have recovered their health by the use of Postum Food Coffee: Dr. J. A. scauelke of the United States Army also Mr. John Corcoran of South Omaha, with the Cudahy Packing Co.
 with best wishes w H. Spaulding, 1610 Cass St, Omaha, Neb.
The age-herald., 1900-01-07
Week of Prayer

The central committee of the Woman's Missionary union make the following ap- pointments for the week of prayer ob- served by all Baptist women. The services begin today. Meetings will be held as fol- lows:
 Tuesday, at Bessemer; Wednesday, at East Lake; Thursday, at Woodlawn
 The meetings will begin promptly at 2:3O o'clock, and the ladies from all Baptist churches are urged to attend, and any one else interested In missions.
The age-herald., 1900-01-07
WITHIN TEN DAYS
The Gadsden Furnace Will be Put in
 Blast

The Gadsden furnace of the Alabama Consolidated Coal and Iron company, will be put in blast within the next ten days This is practically new furnace, having been idle the greater part of the time since it's completion, about ten years ago. It has been thoroughly overhauled and put in first-class condition by the new owners.
The age-herald., 1900-01-07
First showing of Fine French Underwear at Hirsch's. See window display.
WANTED.

Stenographer and several experienced salesladies; none others need apply.
 Ferd Marx.
The age-herald., 1900-01-07

Lynn had been fin Birmingham on spree, and had otherwise misconducted himself. There were also statements made by some witnesses to the effect that Lynn had con fessed that he had been drunk, and also that he had been guilty of a few other things charged, and that he and his wife had become reconciled and that Mrs. Lynn had forgiven the past offenses of her nus band.
 Subsequent to the reconciliation Lynn in- stituted suit for $10,000 damages against Harrington, Mrs. Lynn's father.
 The case was put on trial last Wednes- day, and went to the jury on Friday after noon.
The age-herald., 1900-01-07
B'Nai B'Rith

Birmingham Lodge No. s6S, I. o. o. B., vii. meet in regular session this morning iil its rooms in First avenue. Officers re- gently elected will be installed.
The age-herald., 1900-01-07
Verdict for S1,5OO

In the United States court yesteray J. D. Courier was given a verdict of $1, 800 az caanst tG1e Tennessee Coal, Iron and Rail- road company for personal injuries alleged to nave been received in the mines.
The age-herald., 1900-01-07
THE WEATHER
Forecast for Alabama

Washington, January 6.-Forecast for AL abama; Partly cloudy Sunday and Mon day; light northeast to east winds.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-04-26
Isl clerk RobartaonIg oalee.

Yesterday, In Clerk Robertson's Of
flee. the following were recorded:
Deed made April "a. 1900, by James B.
Jefferson and Jacob A. Jefferson, to
Hattie E. Redman; consideration,
$3.50: transfers lot in square 4, cor
ner Thirteenth and McColloch streets.
Deed Of assignment, made April %,
1900 from ]. A, Courts to George E.
Boyd, IT,, assignee; transfers formers
stock of groceries at 1853 Fourteenth
street; piece OF land on Little
Wheeling creek. and all personal prop
erty not exempted by law.
Marriage licenses were'issued to:
Philip Garean. aged thirty-fve. di-
vorced, and Victoria Sicotte. aged thir-
ty-tivc. divorced, OF Pittsburgh.
Louis Beuter, aged twenty-nine, Wild
over. Of wheeling. and Niolettn f.
Games, aged twenty-three, OF GregEs-
vile.
Charles f. Soldier. aged twenty-five,
and Elanorn Z. Schrebe, aged twenty
four. of Wheeling.
Ewin Spears qualified rs administra-
tor of the Il. r. Roberts estate, with
Susan Roberts as surety,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-04-26
PERSONAL NOTES.
Going and Coming of Wheeling
People and Visitors.

Going and Coming of Wheeling
People and Visitors.
Robert Johns. Of Fairmont, was at
the Mcclure yesterday.
Henry Bennett Brown, w. Va, reg
istered at the Windsor yesterday.
Mrs. S. w. Mum, of Huntington, reg
lstared at the Grand Central yesterday
Miss Harriet Barry. of West Alex
ander, is the guest OF Wheeling friends.
Fred Harpfer, ir., and child are III
of the grip.at their home on South
Eon street.
E. C. Phillips, of New Martinsville,
and John Mccormick Of Atvy, are at
the Nichols.
James O'Hearne, master mechanic Of
the wheeling & Lake Erie railway was
in the city yesterday.
Miss Bessie Taylor has just returned
from Puerto Rico. and is visiting the
Misses Wright. on Fourteenth street.
o. b. wetzel, Of Ravenswood, and G.
II. Shattuck, OF Parkersburg; j. B.
Lantz. Of Morgantown; Mrs. Thistle. of
Slstersville: DR.. r. II. Lee aud Thomas
swinburne, OF Charleston; J. G. Sheri-
dan and family, of sistersville, were
West Virginia arrivals at the Stamm
Yesterday.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-04-26

Yesterday, in the circuit court, Judge
Hervey in case of Ambrose. Hahig,
guardian. ct al VS.. Annie Faulstick, ct
al; HabIg petitloned to be allowed to
sell certain property and divide pro-
ceeds among his wards; G. p. Flick
appointed guardian ad Item, and filed
his answer hearing set for later day.
Before Judge Herycy, the case of
Flake VS.. Bachman went to the jury
late in the afternoon.
Before Judge Melvin, the trial OF
Murtagh VIZ. Wheeling Railway Com
pany is stlll on trial.
Before Judge Hervey, the trial Of
White VS.. Wheeling Corrugating Com
pany was resumed. having been inter-
rupted Tuesday by the illness Of jur-
or
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-04-26
GE1e 5ntgIIiaenfer
once: 90 and q Fourteenth street.


Free Music Lessons-Third Page.
Opera House-Fanuy Rice
Auction Sale OF Furniture.
Wnnted-A Boy to Learn Drug Business.
Assignee's Notice-George u. Boyd, Jr.
Great Suit Sale-Geo NJ. Shook & Co..
Eighth Page.
Second Page.
Eighth Page.
A Ladies' Man-Tallored Custom Made
K. Taylor CO.-Efghth Page.
Mutual Savings Bank-Fifth Page.
Knights and Shriners-J. y. Wills.
Patents and Trade MGrks-H. q. Dunlap.
Carpet Soap-R, II. List.
, Developing and Printing-W, G. Brown.
Eugene v. Debs-FIfth Ward Market
House.
For Rent May &c. A. schaerer & Co.
Going Abroad?-H. r. Behrens Co.
We Are Doing the Engraving Stanton's
Old City Book Store.
James McAdams Colllns-Painter, Etc.
For Sale-Theo. W. Fink & Co.
Gas Ranges-Geo. W. Johnson's Sons.
Important Meeting-Second Page.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-04-26

ONE Large Garland Stuve, NJ up with
gas burners and brass water coil One
Valley Star Range. six holes, one Large
Gasoline stove. These stoves are suit
able for boarding house or large fam
HES. all good as new and will be sold
at bargain.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-04-26

To and from Europe, via all lines. can
be purchased from T. c. Burke, Passen-
ger and Ticket Agent OF the Baltimore Il
Ohio railroad, who Ia also agent for tho
best Of all tours-Raymond 4 Whltcomb
to the Paris exposition.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-04-26
SPRING OPENING.

Suits made to order at popular
prices. Bright novelties in Foreign
and Domestic Woolens.
o. HESS 6 SONS,
Fashionable Tailors and Fine Fur
nishers, 1321-1S2s Market st.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-04-26
opening Of Navigation.

The Detroit & Cleveland Navigation
Company have commenced daily service
between Cleveland & Detroit. The
Cleveland Special via Wheeling ~ Lake
Erie. leaving Wheeling 5l5 p. m, makes
direct connection with boats for De-
troit.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-04-26
THE OLD SOLDIERS
OF the Blue are Having Very suo-
cessful Encampment
THIS WEEK AT MOUNDSVILLE.

Business Sessions We're Held Yestsr-
day Morning and Afternoon, and
in the Evening There Was a Rous-
ing Camp Fire at the Court House,
with Speeches by Hon. A. B.
White, Captain Dovsuer and 9th
ers.