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the big production. All this product
must find market. and 1t all comes In
competition with the Pennsylvania and
Trenton rock oil. In nearly all these
states. II not all, refining plants have
been erected, and are now in full oper-
alton. and supplying markets not posi-
bic to be reached by the product of the
eastern and Ohio and Indiana fields
ITO look the petroleum industry
square in the face. It Is found opera
lions have assumed enormous proper
lions. and cover u far greater aren than
the average producer or oil man has
any conception Of Under present ex-
listing conditions. fail to see how the
producer can possibly hope for better
market, or how he can consistently push
the drill with the same energy that now
marks operations. If the worlds de-
mand kept pace with the Increased OUT
put, then the situation would present
altogether a different phase and better
prices for the raw material might be
expected. but such is not the case"
This view and opinion, by one of the
Oldest and best informed and successful
producers in the Pennsylvania regions,
and whose name the writer is not at
liberty to use. truly reflects the situa-
ton, and no logical exceptions can be
taken to his conclusions with any re-
gard to the truth and facts as thay ex-
list. THE SCOUT.
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BRIDGEPORT HAPPENINGS.
Events of Day in the Town at tn
End Of the Bridge.

It is reported one OF our councilmen
and another gentleman holding city
office, came near getting into miX-up
yesterday afternoon over the question
Of street Improvement 1t Is stated
that the councilman became SO enraged
that blows were narrowly averted.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Stewart Of Sis
tersyille, are the guests OF the family Of
G. B. O'Kellcy. on Morgan street. Mrs.
Stewart leaves to-day for Lexington,
Ohio. to spend several weeks with reia-
tives.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Howells, Of
Des Moines, Iowa, are the guests OF the
formers father r. T. Howells, in Kirk
wood.
Rey. ]. S. Secrest has returned from
ScIo. where he attended the commence
ment exercises Of the college at that
place.
About $50 was cleared at the lawn
fete given Thursday evening, at the
home of Judge j. b. briggs, in Brook
side.
Miss Nellie Lyld has returned from
Bethany, where che attended the COM
mencement exercises Of Bethany col
lege.
1t is reported that society young
lady OF this city and popular young
man OF Wheeling are soon to wed.
II. II. Frye hos returned from Ding
ers. W. Va, wher he has been the guest
Of relatives for several days.
Mrs. C. c. Hays. of Johnstown. Pa, is
the guest Of her father, William Alex
ander. in Hirkwood.
Harry McConnnughy left yesterday
for Columbus. to join the Wheeling
base ball team.
D. c. Dougherty. of woodsheld, was
the guest Of Frank Dougherty, In this
city yesterday.
Mrs. Harry Pervlns has gone to Nc
Donald. Pa to spend several weeks
with relatives.
Miss Laura Welsh went to Cadlz yes
terday, to spend several weeks with her
brother.
A concert viii be given at the city hall
this evening, by the Mt. Zion Baptist
church.
Harry Sells returned last evening
from business trip to Wellsville.
DR.. Hepler returned last evening from
a business trip to West Liberty,
c. w. Appenzeller leaves next week to
attend the Paris exposition.
EVERY South was in Warrington yes
terday on business.
One plain drunk was run in yesterday
by Marshal Douds.
Mrs. John Nuby is very Ill at her
home in Klrkwood.
Daniel Morton Is quite III at his homo
out the pike.
To-day is pay day at the Wheeling
creek mines.
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BENWooO.
News Notes From the Busy Marshall
County Town.

News Notes From the Busy Marshall
County Town.
During the school year just closed. the
| following pupils OF the North Benwood
school were neither absent nor tardy:
Louis Dowler, Arbie Creighton, Charles
Bohlman. Clarence Miller Edna Hol-
derman. Estelln BeeVer and Maggie
Tape. This school suffered from sick
ness, there being fifty cases OF measles
and eight OF fever throughout the year.
It's librcry will be increased by several
volumes next fail.
The official vote of the late Republic
can primary shows total of 3,615 for
sheriff, but as some OF the votes In this
district were thrown out, where
through Misrepresentation. the names Of
both Dowler and Knight were left un-
scratched. the total votes cast exceeded
this number. For county surveyor, w.
Jones, the only candidate, received
1902 votes.
The Republican national ticket meets
with enthusiastic endorsement by Ben
| wood Republicans, and the German ell
ement is particularly pleased over the
selection of Roosevelt. And Teddy" Is
also the idol of the younger members Of
the grand old party. Mckinley and
Roosevelt are a happy combination and
| likewise winning one.
The stockholders Of the Benwood and
| McMcchen Electric Light, Heat and
Power Company VIII hold their annual
| meeting. Wednesday evening, July IL.
Directors will be elected and other busi-
ness disposed OF.
Nelson Criswell Elva Criswell, L. o.
LIneberger, Bart Eskey, George Eskey
and Jesse CrisweIl will go to fishing
camp on Fish creek next week.
Elder j. +. Mcdowell. OF Magnolia.
Iowa. one OF the prominent men in the
Latter Day Saints church, is visiting
friends in North Benwood.
Mrs. Richard X. satterheld and
daughter. Miss Hattie. leave Tomorrow
on visit TO friends in Fairmont and
ColfaX. Marion county.
| Miss Mary Hauseman will leave for
| Pittsburgh tomorrow, to spend a
month with friends.
Miss Stella Mobley. OF Glen Easton, is
visiting her sister, Mrs. Maud Morris, Of
the North End.
Willie Leach and Albert scrIg will
spend next week at Shepnrdstown,
Ohio,
The altering plant at the new water
works is expected to be In operation
soon.
Miss Sophia Swartz Is recovering
slowly from protracted illneSs.
Pres, Matthews is now employed on
the tawboat, w. W o'Neil.
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BEL1A1RE HAPPENINGS.
Matters CT Interest in tho Metropolis
OF BELMONT County.

OF Belmont County.
The Robinson show attracted great
crowd TO this city yesterday, the enrly
morning trains bringing them from
many mites out the Bsllaira, GAINESVILLE
& Cincinnati, and the Baltimore &
Ohio railroads. while number OF wa
CONS and buggles, were driven into
town. The tents were pitched on the
Barnard grounds. on Gravel hill, and
covered a large area, and they had a
big crowd, both afternoon and evening.
Albert Bahra, the Bellaire young man
hurt by falling column while COM
structlng an addition TO the New Cas-
tie, Pa, mill, is dangerously injured.
His father and mother remained there,
but his sister returned home yesterday.
He is in the hospital, and the attending
physicians do not give much encourage
ment to the family as to his chances OF
recovery.
Rev. j, K. McKallip. formerly pastor
Of the First Presbyterian church In this
city, but who for several years has been
in western Pennsylvania. has just re-
ceived q unanimous call from the East
tleman has many warm friends who are
always glad 20 hear Of his good fortune.
George H. Muth, veteran Democrat.
who attended the convention that
nominated Grover Cleveland for presl-
dent the first time he ran, Will go to
Kansas City this year. He is not for
Grover now. but he might change his
mind when he gets to the convention.
The First Methodist Episcopal church
has wiped out the debt Of $4,000 that
has hung over II for some time past.
through the efforts OF Rev. T.. A. ST.
church. II is an achievement Of
which they are all justly proud.
Judge Lochary, of Pomeroy, who
spent day or two at Beallsville, the
home OF his boyhood, was In the city
yesterday evening. He is son OF
John Loehary, who was sheriff OF this
county years ago.
The Belmont County Medical Society
will hold Its bl-monthly meeting at the
Windsor hotel next Wednesday, when
a discussion Of various topics pertain
ing to the profession will be had.
Burglars visited the residence Of Ben
jamin Neff. on Fulton hill, and although
they TanSaCKeu every room III tne nOuse
except the sleeping room, they got moth
Ing for their trouble.
Miss Sarah Mercer, sister Of NJ. n.
Mercer OF this city, Is reported at the
point Of death at the home Of her sis
ter, Mrs. Harry samsell, at Dunkirk,
Ind.
Thomas Thornton. practical miner.
has been made superintendent of the
Rose & Morgan works here, and will
move his family to this city.
w. c. warnock, of the Dollar bank.
will attend the Kansas City convention
and from there will go on to Denver
Col, to visit relatives.
There was not a robbery reported up
to last evening, though the usual num-
Der Of faklrs were with the show.
The HeatherinEton-E band will give
an excursion to WoodsHeld on the 2Sth
Of this month,
A bank has ben organized at Bethes-
da, and f. f. Barnes, Of MorrIstown, is
to be cashier.
The police were oil on duty yesterday.
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Pe-ru-na Drug Mig Co., Columbus, o.:
aGentlemcn-Ih avo used Ps-rp-na for
short time and can cheorfully recon-
mend isas being all yOu EePresont and
wish every man who is suffering with
catarrh could know of Its great value.
Should 1 at any future time have occa'
sion to recommend . treatment Of your
kind, rest assured that yows viii be the
one. James Lowis."
Wherever the cataIrh is, there is SurO
to be waste Of mucua. The mucua 10
rs precious as blood. tits blood, in fact.
1t is blood plasma-blood with the cor
9uscles removed, To stop this wPste,
you must stop this cStarrh. A course Of
treatment with Pe-ru-nh never fsEls 70
10 this.
Send for free catarPh book. Address
The Ps-ru.nG Drug Manufacturing Coz
Columbus, o.
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WELIsRuRa.
Doings of People in the Brooke cOun'
ty Metropolis.


The street railway company Is seek
ing an electric lighting franchise from
the city. Its ordinance Is now before
the ordinance committee OF council, to-
gether with proposition TO furnish arc
lights at rate slightly lower than the
present contract with the home COM
pany
Brooke county's bonded indebtedness
Is 100000. There are n number Of OUT
standing orders. but the county's re-
sources in the way Of sinking fund and
cash In the treasury brings the net
debt down to $94 900. a reduction during
the past year Of over $1,000.
Republicans here are all pleased with
the Philadelphia ticket, and well in
formed Democrats admit the impossl-
bfiity of defeating II.
Judge II. c. McWhorter. Of the su.
preme court Of appeals. was the guest
OF General l. II. Duval for several days
this week.
A company OF Seventh Day Advcn-
lists are holding nightly meetings in
tents on the S. George lot, on Fleet
street.
The Eagle glass factory has shut
down because OF nm attempt on the
part Of the employees TO unionize the
works.
Rev. T. u. Swan. of Christ Protestant
Episcopal church. has resigned to 20 TO
Lorntn, Ohio. he viii leave August !,
The programme for Bellvlcw assem-
bly, is about completed. The meeting
for 1900 will be held August TO 20.
MIR. and Mrs. V. H. Lashcr leave this
morning for Mount Clemens, Mich.
Base ball to-day at 3:3O-McCarthys,
Of pittsburgh, VS.. WellsburB.
Circuit Clerk W X. Glass returned
yesterday from Philadelphia.
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IS. Excursion to chautuuqua So
Lake.

For meeting OF the Epworth League
at Chautnuqua Lake. the Pennsylvania
lines will run special excursion. lpav-
ing wheeling at 7:25 a. m. Thursday
July 8, and arriving at Chautauqua
Lake at $40 p. m. The coaches proWd-
ed on this special train VIII run right
through to destination without change.
The rate fixed for this occasion is ex-
tremely low, being but 81 for the round
trip, tickets good returning for ten
days. Persons desiring to do 80 can
secure parlor car seats from Pitts
burgh. The return service from Chnu-
tauqua to Wheeling Is quicker and bet
ter than that offered by any other line,
Persons leaving Chautauqua Mt 1850 n,
m, can arrive In Wheeling at 9.l5 p.
m, and by leaving Chautuuqua at mid
night, can arrive In Wheeling at $3.50 n,
IN This Is the official route for mem
bers Of the Epworth League from
western Pennsylvania
For further particulars apply TO Mr.
j. G. Tomlinson, ticket agent, Pennsyl-
vania lines. 23-2'-2B-s9-l-3-A
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GENERAL NOTICES.


OF the Drawing for Redemption Of
Main Street Bridge Bonds of the
City of Wheeling,
Notice is hereby given by the Commits
slonerS OF the Main Street Bridge Loan
OF the City OF Wheeling. that on June
Is, 1900, pursuant to the requirements OF
the ordinance OF said city. passed March
II, 1890, entitled AN ordinance TO pro:
vide for tho issue and sale OF bonds OF
the city OF Wheeling to be known as
the Main Street Bridge Bonds, and Tor
the redemption and payment thereof, tho
following described bonds issued under
said ordinance Were daily determined by
lot by said commissioners for redetnp-
tion and payment on the first day OF July,
1909, tO-wlt:
No. One Hundred and One for..,,....., 500
No. One Hundred and Twenty-Five ior.SOO
Said bonds so determined. will be re-
deemed and paid nj the Bank OF the ohio
Valley, In the city Of Wheeling, West
Virginia. on and after said first day OF
July, 1901. and said bonds, 80 determined,
will cease to bear interest from the last
named day and date.
J. A. MILLER,
J., Il. SANDS,
Il. w, PETERSON.
Commissioners Main 81. Bridge Loan.
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WE arr now selling the Graphophone
Grand ut $50 which formerly sold ut
800, Also fun line NJ Graphophone
Grand Records at 81 90, former price
81 90. Il. W. BANNER co.
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MALE HELP WANTED.

MARINE CORPS. u. s. NAVY RE,
Nk CRUITB WANTED = Able,bodled
men: service on our warships IN all pnFts
OF the world and m land In the Philip
pines, when required. Recruiting Queer
ing, ju4
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SCALD head Is an eczema Of the
scalp-very severe sometimes, but II
can be cured Doan's Ointment, quick
and permanent In its results, At any
drug store, 90 CENTS
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WE have a nno second hand Kranlch
& Bach upright plano which belongs to
a party who has left the city nndplaCed
II IN our hands for sale, n you want n
bargain call and see II.
f. W. BANNER co.
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AGENTS WANTED.

A GENTS CAN MAKE ENORMOUS
IA profits by selling our lax, gold-tiled.
full Jewel Watches Write for particulars
or send money order for 1885 for sample
Ut retalls at $1,000. with privilege OF re-
turning Guaranteed for 20 years. Also
the best 1900 bicycles made for only Nbs1
complete CrGtailing at 5000. Offers never
heard OF. We guarantee salary TO your
ENGLAND WATCH CO., S2d Grand Ave.
Milwaukee. Wis. myS
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LADIES CAN WEAR SHOES

One size smaller after using Aliens Foot
Ease Il powder to be shaken into the
shoes II makes tight or new shoes feel
easy, gives instant relief TO corns and
bunions. It's the greatest comfort disCOv.
cry OF the age, Cures and prevents swollen
fcct, blistcrs, cAllous and sore spots Al
lens Foot Ease Is n certain cure for
awcating hot, aching tcot. AZ all drug
tris,s and shoe stores. 2hc. Trial package
FREE by mall Address, Allen S. olmsted,
lie ROY, n Y tth&s
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CLEARANCE SALE Of Mems Fine
Suits at SO 90, worth $40 90 and
Sl2 90, at NJ. GUTMAN & cos.
Twelfth and Main Streets
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sTATIoNERY, BOOKS, ETC.

TTNuE GRASS Is GROWING AND
i Lawn Mowers need ahnrpcnlng Bring
them 10 the Wheeling Scale Works. or
telephone 965 and we will call for them
givs the host satlsfnotion and work done
promptly. 1898 Market street. apis
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WE have several fine second hand
square pianos which we Will put in first
class condition and sell at price that
will astonish you.
F. w. BANNER co.
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FOR RENT.

NOR RENT-sToRE ROOM NO. 81
Il Twelfth street (McLain Block); Best
location In the city. Enquire Of r. u, Nc,
Lain, YounS's Pharmacy, Chnpline and
Twelfth an0
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.REECHAM'o.
PILLS y

Fof Bilious and Nervous Disorders. pueb =,
Wind andiPain In the Stomach, Sick Hesdsrbs
Giddlnebs, Fulness and swelling aifer nesis Ms,
Liness and DrOVslness, Cold Calls, Flusblnss ~
neat, Losaoi Appetite, ShaFtuessas Hr.sIh. Cos.
uveneGs, hlolshsa on the Skin, Dlsturbed Slees.
frghhui Dreams; and all Nervous and TreT5bI,
Ing Sensations, enc. These nlimeniS ali arise
from dlsoEdsred or abused condition Of he
. stomach and Liver.
4ooohaMla RIll, talsh "a directed. viii
Quickly featoreFS malsS TO epmplsle health. They
, promptly remove any obstruction or lrreTularity
Of the system. Fori
, Weak Stomach, Impaired Digestion. Sell
Headache, DlSordeFed Liver, etc,
they act like magle-a few doseavill vork Won.
gers upon the Vital Organs StFsnGshSNiSa AZ
muscular system, restoring the lOnF.lnsf Com.
pleHlon, bringing back the keen edge Of Appetite
snd arouslng with the Ro0OhuGf a. F4S0iGE
inc ndIni0 plly0k11i OHOFnyo fthe huniSs
frame. FOR throwing % lsTer1 they are specially
renowned. These arc facts admitted 81 thot.
sands, In oil clRSSea Of society, and one Of ne
best guarantees TO the Nervous and Debiliiaied
= that BloQhaHJS8 Pills hRHG No
E9Hgo9t sale o. any Patent hJ0Gii-
cine IN tho World IJIl6 iI6G been
oQiiOgOd Without the pthl6it1Gi Eo1
q tOoullo1Ali0, L50 GGo9 bOiSO hi
5SSehamNa sPOOOl1MOadI hem
Bssehsm'S Pills have for many year, been the
popular family medicine wherever the English
language Is spoken, aud they nov stand without
10 cents and IS cents, At all drug stores.
ANIMAL sale 900. OoO bOzeG.
A@A-AAsA-A-A-A-A
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sALEsMEN WANTED.

WANTBD-NiAH OF GOOD CHA AIS .
w TER; deliver and collect for OLD es-
tablished manufacturing house; &g
year and expenses guaranteed. Ad9Tess
MANUFACTURER, Sd floor, $50 Dearborn
ST. Chicago. lel9-M&s
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MARTINS FERRY NEWS.
The Daily Chronicle of wheeling's
Progressive Neighbor.

Chief ong received a telegraph mes
sage from Mr. Mckee. OF Pittsburgh,
yesterday. stating that two racing
teams. from that city will be down 70
take part in the races here on the 9Th
Of July They win come down in spe-
cial car. accompanied by a large crowd
of rooters. This makes eight teams al
ready entered and the tournament IS
yet two weeks off. 1t win be one Of the
most successful tournaments given in
the history OF the association.
The course which was decided for the
road race in connection with the tourn-
ament, which was to have been up the
river, has been changed owing to the
bad condition of the roads In that d.
rectlon. The new course selected by the
committee in charge win be TO Coler'
ain and return, distance of twelve
miles The start viii be made Mt the
corner of Fourth and Hanover streets
and finish at the tournament grounds.
Everything for the tournament Is
nearing compilation and when the time
arrives no stones will be found unturn-
ed, The grounds have been put In ex-
cellent shape and the newly built track
is in the pink Of condition and Will be
found very fast, II net heavy on the
day OF the races. The grand stand has
been completed with seating capacity
4 Of 1000, and the seats were yesterday
placed in position. The only work on
the grounds yet to be done is the cree
ton of few stands which Will require
about days time. Everything viii be
| In readiness when the time arrives.
The residents OF Clark's addition are
very anxious 20 have the fire fighting
contest in connection with the tourna-
mept pulled off in that end of the city.
They claim $50 could easily be raised to
help defray the expenses OF the tourna-
mgnt II this contest was TO come on on
Main street, otherwise little money can
be looked for from that end of town.
It might be n good Idea for the commit
| tee to consider this. as 1t is no farther
distant from the central part Of the
city than the grounds on which they
expect to pull of the hose races.
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WHEELING Park tomorrow after.
noon and evening, Concert, and songs
by ExcelBior Qunrtette.
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FOR SALE........

Modern country residence at Echo Point:
lot $50 front on pike. WIN give good bar.
desired.
Property corner Fink and Elm streets.
$3.50 cash $500 on long time, to be paid
In small payments at your convenience
water.
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statesmen.

1.-TWO statesmen EACH STATE
wanted to sell Tobaccos and Cigars.
Experience not necessary. ]. N. ROsSER,
Th0xton, Va, Je-S-
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prosperity and the greater republic;
Only $50. 600 big pages. Endorsed by
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BEEcHAms PILLS cure slcl, Head
nche.
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GREAT Reduction Sale OF Mems
Suits that sold at $40 90 and $l2 90,
While they last, your choice Mt SO 90.
M. GUTMAN & CO.,
Twelfth and Main Streets.
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ron SALE

DOR SALE : FINE BRICK DWELL.
u ING On Fourteenth St: / ofier my
residences. DO. III Fourteenth 81, f0g saies
possession and terms 20 suit purchaser.
Surgical depot, City Bank building.
mFu
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REAL ESTATE.
....FoR RENT.

No. S25 Main street, rooms, first :. =,
floor OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. .fth ~
No, ilgl Eoff street, rooms. .......,. II U
Building on alley In rear OF Germanla
furnished for light manufacturing
II desired.
No. 1872 Market street, first floor.
No. 81 Sixteenth street, large CELLAR ~ W
FOR SALE.
No. 252O Main street, full lot, cor
ner TweRty-slXth and Main streets. ~
Lot on South Front strect............. ,l09
No. 80 Main reet.....,................. 2,bg9
No. Az Main street. :..,..........''. 2'BOO
Corner lot on Fifteenth street.
No. 90 North Front street...,..,..'..'. S'SOg
No. &C Seventeenth street...........'.. 2,lgg
No. las Eighteenth eet.....,,.,,..:: 5'uOO
Lot east end Nineteenth street. SS ooo
feet front. s.......... .... ...'s'''s'''''' 80
Lot in Belvedere addition. Lb
No, % Sixteenth street, store room
and 10 rooms