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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1900-09-10

ped, 27sz 128c; No. do. Csc; No.
mixed do, 241z @25c
Butter steady. fancy western cream-
cry, &c; do prints, Csc.
Eggs firm, fresh, nearby, 1711c; do
western, l71sc; do southwestern, Ice;
do southern, 15c.
Cheese, firm, quiet; New York full
creams. fancy small. 10A@Ac. New
York full creams, fair to choice. so
10Ac.
Ohio fats, 5110c as to quality.
Refined sugars unchanged.
Cotton steady.
Tallow unchanged; prime city hhds.,
45sc: country prime In bbls.. 412c;
dark do, 4Mc, cakes, &c
Live poultry dull and weak; fowls,
LOG 1ac; old ROSTERS, TQ71ac; spring
chickens, 11@13c; ducks, SG9c.
Dressed poultry unchanged,< fowls,
choice. lie; do fair to good. 109107ac,
Old roosters, 6s2c; nearby spring chick
ems, 13@l5e; western do, 10Q13c.
BALTIMORE, Sept. S.-Flour stea-
dy; receipts, HAT; exports, 1855.
Wheat firmer; spot and the month,
IAN @741ac; October, 72A @73c; De-
cember, 1886; steamer No. red,
6SA W69lsc. Receipts, 29,153 bushels;
stock, 1,560,06S bushels; southern, by
sample, 62@72c; southern, on grade
70072c.
Corn strong; mixed spot 451ac; the
month, 45c; October, AN @44lac; No
vember, December, new or old, 40A @
4012c; January, 40Ac; steamer, mixed,
441ac. Receipts, 1880 bushels; ex-
ports, $3.50 bushels; southern white
corn, 47@4Sc; southern yellow corn, AZ
case.
Oats firm; No. white, 26k@27c;
No. 2 mixed, 241s@25. Receipts, To-
399 bushels; exports, 100,S29 bushels.
Hay firm: No. l timothy, s15W15. so.
Butter steady.
Eggs and cheese firm.
CINCINNATI, O., Sept. S.-Flour
quiet.
Wheat steady; No. 2 red, 75@75Asc.
Corn quiet; No. mixed, 421a @43c.
Oats easy; No. 2 mixed, 221ac.
Rye quiet; No. 2, sac.
Lard firm, $3.50; bulk meats dull,
$3.50. Bacon firm, $685..
Whiskey dull, s1.26.
Sugar firm.
TOLEDO, O., Sept. S.-Wheat dull,
higher; spot and September, 76Ac; Oc-
tober, 77Ac; December. 1880.
Corn dull, higher; No. cash and
September, 421ac; December, 341ac.
Oats, cash and September. 2214c; De-
cember, 22Ac.
Rye dull, unchanged; No. cash, Sic.
Glover seed dull, higher; '9S prime,
$3.50; '99 prime, Sc; No. 2, S.; October
and December, S6.40.
Oil unchanged.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1900-09-10
MYSTERIOUS CASE
Two Aged Women Are Dcad--A Sas-
picion That Arsenic May Have
Been Placed In Well.

Special to the Register.
CUMBERLAND, Nd. September o.
Mrs. Adam Kark and Mrs. Catherine
Hyer, the former aged eighty-two and
the latter seventy-four, both died last
night, having been mysteriously pois-
oned. Mrs. Mary Spies. a w<kiow, kept
house for Mrs. Kark. The three ate
dinner to-day at the Kark residence
Immediately after eating they all three
were taken with vomiting, together
with a two-year-old child, the daugh-
ter of Mrs. Spies. They live on the
outskirts of town, and for some reason
it was late this evening before physl-
clans were secured, the two old women
growing worse until the end came.
Mrs. Kark died at eight and Mrs. Hyer
at ten o'clockAto-night, and Mrs. Spies
and child are recovering.
The poisoning is most mysterious.
One year ago Mrs. Hyer was assaulted
by colored man named Walter Cor
nish, and he was lynched single
handed by John Meyers, who shot the
negro dead as he was running away.
Cornish also attempted to assault Mrs.
Spies, and a relative of the husband OF
young Mrs. Spies. What connection
the poisoning has with that event is
not known, but the excitement is rum
ming high here. At midnight hundreds
Of people were focking to the scene.
The two dead women lived almost ad-
joining. Their bodies have swollen to
twice their usual size. Mrs Spies
says the only thing they had for dinner
were potatoes and coffee. The water
from which the coffee was made was
taken from well in which it is
thought arsenic may have been placed
by enemies of the women. The sheriff
and coroner have gone to the locality.
The nature of the poisoning cannot be
stated until the analysis has been
made. Mrs. Hyer lived with an adopt
ed son.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1900-09-10

Cash quotations were as follows:
Flour quiet; winter patents, $3S00
400; straights $310Q3.70; clearances
S3.10G3.50; spring specials, s440G4.50;
patents. S3.500400; straits, S300Q3.50;
bakers, s2.20Q2.75.
Wheat-No. 8 spring, TS1s@ 74c; No.
red, 1874.
Corn-No. 2, 4O1zG41c; No. yellow,
404 641c.
oats-No. .. 215sQ22Ac; No. .
white, 24A G25c; No. 9 white, $40
25c.
Rye-No. 2, 5o94c.
Good feeding barley. 39c.
Fair to choice mailing, 43647c.
Flaxseed, No 1. sl.49: No l north
western, s150.
Ness pork, per Dbl. s11.101f1 Is.
Lard. per 100 lbs. s6.158s.2is.
Short ribs s:aes, loose, s7.30Q7.60
Dry sailed shoulders. boxed, 6SsQ
csc.
Short clear sides. boxed. s795GS.05.
Whiskey. basis OF high wines. s1.26.
Sugars. cut loaf, unchanged.
Glover. contract grade, $9.50g $780,
On the produce exchange to-day the
Uultef Mdihel WAS qufets CiSdAAtilSSs
1SEQ1l4c: diaries, 14G1Sc.
Cheese firm. loA G11lsc.
Eggs firm, fresh. 141a15c.
PHILADELPHIA. Sept. S.-WTheat
firm and &c higher; contract grade.
September, 72kQ73Ae.
Corn firm and NC higher: No. q
mixed. September. 46@46Ac.
Oats firm: No white clipped. PIX
@2Sc; 10. 3 do, Csc; No. 2 white, clip
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1900-09-10
DRY GcoDs.

NEW YORK. September S.-The
market closed with a generally firmer
tone. More inquiry for brown sheet
ings and drills TO arrive and more do
ing in spots. Some sellers ask an adj
vance on latter Print cloth division
strong. Wide sheetings very firm.
bleached cottOns quiet but steady. No
change in prints. Staple ginghgrns
selling well. Cotton yarns f-ner with
improved demand Wooden and worst
ed yarns quiet and unchanged.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1900-09-10
SILVER.


The London silver market was firm
this week under a continuance OF the
purchases by the nations having folces
in China. The New yosx quotations.
were correspondingly steady.
Silver Prices: -Septembe /. London
2S 7-16d; New York &c. Septembe:
8, London % 7-16d; New York, holiday.
September 4. London 2S1ad; New York
621ac. September 5. London 2Sl1G;
New York 6214c. September 6. London
261ad; New York 62Kc September Z,
London IS 11-16d; New York 621Ac
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1900-09-10

U. s. refunding IS when issued and
the IS advanced n and the old As "
per cent in the bid price.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1900-09-10
LIVE STOCK.

CHICAGO, September Cattle, re-
ceipts 5000; weeks receipts largest
of the year. Nominally steady to-day
Natives: Good to prime steers So COG
6; poor ito medium 81 50@5 so; select
ed feeders $4@4 70; mixed stockers
1903 80; cows 81 1904 so; heifers 500
8 so; bulls 81 50@4 so; calves $5@7 so;
Texas feed steers 81 25@5; Texas grass
steers $3 25@4 20; Texas bulls So 500
3 40.
Hogs, receipts to-day $4,000; Monday
10000; estimated left over 1900; aver
age, shade lower. Top sos 25; mixed
and butchers So 05Q5 5213; good to
choice heavy S. 10005 471a; rough
heavy 81 90@5 so; light S. 1895 5212;
bulk of sales S. 1905 80.
Sheep, receipts $500. Sheep and
lambs steady. Good to choice wethers
SO 500D3 IS; fair to choice mixed SO 80
03 60; western sheep So 50@3 So;
Texas sheep 81 50@3 %; native lambs
81 2505 rs; western lambs $4 65@5 Go.
Receipts for the week: Cattle 3d.
500; last week 94,400; hogs 100, 700; last
week 141. 800; sheep 80, 900; last week
91.700.
EAST LIBERTY, Pa, September s.
Cattle steady. Extra S. 6005 So; prime
S. 40@6; common So 50Q4 90.
Hogs, steady. Best mediums So TN
as Is; best workers S. 65@5 10; heavy
mediums S. 60@65; prime pigs, S. so
as 65; heavy hogs, So 50@5 So; gras-
ers and thin pigs, S. 1905 so; roughs
So 50@5 90.
Sheep, slow; choice wethers S4 200
80; common 81 5002 so; choice
lambs, S. 5O@5 rs; common to good
So 5005 so; veal calves S7Q7 so.
CINCINNATI, September 6.-Hogs,
steady at s450Gl5.50.
Cattle, steady at s3251550.
Sheep, steady at S2.0943,S5.
Lambs, steady at $3.00Q5.50.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1900-09-10
METAL.

New York, September S.-Pig iron.
easy; northern sI4o0G16.00; southern
S1500G16.00.
Copper, quiet; brokers s16.75.
Lead. dull; brokers $500.
Tin plate, duh.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1900-09-10
We Believe

That the present moment offers an
especially favorable time to operate
In such safe issues as the STEEL
cf iHso and dA ATrIiis son PR RE
RED, the purchase of which on all
weak spots is especially indicated.
Our facilities for prompt and eff
flcient service, satisfactory in every
respect, are second to none. We
strongly urge you to send us your
remittance with an order in one OF
the above stocks.
ALFRED E. MEYER CO..
10. So Twelfth Street. Wheeling, w. Va.
Telephone 1923.
Tombstone epitaph., 1900-05-20

A startiing irciien of winch Mir John Oliver Of Phil delph a, was the subjecr, IS narrated by him as follows. "I wts in mos; dreadful condition. My skin was almo| yellow, eyes su ke,, tongue co d.d, pain con n'inua " in back and sroes no app-ri,e, g adu llv groHIng we4ker diy by day. Three physicians had gi en me up Fortnnsrely, a iris nd ad. vised irving 'Eltcrric Bitter, and 10 my 2 ca joy and surprise, t.e first bottle made d. cided impr vem-nt. con tinu-d their use for three weeks, and 10 my great jo' ant sIrpri-e. the hr>t bottle m de decided improve nent. l crn'inu-1 their use fir three weeks. d am nv 2 well mn. l k-og they saved my life. a Id bbed the grave of an0 her victim" No one shnul fail to TT them. Only 5octs. irAn,eed, at The T"m5-tna~ Drng Sr".c.
Tombstone epitaph., 1900-05-20

Ii Is no wonder that women everywhere are full of unhoundcd praise and gratitude for Dr Pierce Favorite Prescription If does away with all suffering due 10 the dis eases ot the organs peculiarly feminine IL regulates the periods. stops the disagreeab!e drains heals inhamsd and ulccratei con iihons, and cures female weakness IL brings all the delicate fema.t urga.S into natural healthy and harmonious action.
 There Is no opium or other narcotic and no alcohol. whisky or other alcoholic stimulant in Favorite Prescription
 Sick women are invited To consult Dr. Fierce bv leIicT without charge Write freely. Every letter is treated as strictly private and slcrCdly confidential
 GrS NJ r Loug of Le L5up, Franklin Co kaus. writes Norls cannot express how s-atefnl am for youT kind advice and good med d4ciues- have been n Ioo5 health more or less all iuy life In the pas; nine years grew ~o-Sc. and tso years az, ! was So poorly could hardy oTsg around. consulted a specialist and he said had uiccTatiou and that an opera tioi. would haze to bc performed This did no: seem necessary to me, time went hv and 1 al last wrote to D-. Pierce asking advice bought two bo;tlc~ of Favuritc Prescrip;ior two or the Discovery and two visis of the 'Pel- lets as advised When com ncinE ! Srig he'd fI9is pounds and after taking one bottle Of each was like new woman. In one month l gained eight pounds Afte- taking two bottles each Of the mediciues named began to look like woman and moi like e wasted skeleton ThA; weary tired feeling ali leit me and it eid seem as though life was worth iislng"
 DT. PicTee's Pellets cleanse the skin.
Tombstone epitaph., 1900-05-20

There are many cu'iou. things to be seen out on the Colorado Desert ~hi h sections is likely to cnfue into prom ne nee si5hin the next fsx years owing to the large irrigation project n' W under way tn.re. Among other thing-, you may travel th-r. for many mile, in a depression 20 feet or more below the level oi ihs sea. There are alro strange mud vol canoes, ~h -rs hot water bubbles up from ths bJw.ls of the earth. Au- other curious feature Of the deser; Is the COW racks, whirh rtsnd almost a foot high, These tracks are se.sr ally msde dnripg a rain.torm, sbd A. the ground i- then soft, il is com pre.-td where the cattle step upon it.. l. hard ns a. it dries and ths wint blows the sand from around the track, leaving them stsnding in come places a foot above ibe level si the gruund.-L. A. TIm4s.
Tombstone epitaph., 1900-05-20
A Thousand roigues

C"ul noi express 'he rap ure Of Annie l. springer. Of ii;5 H 'sIi S,. Pnll- "elphia Pa. when she inu nd thu Dr. K ns's Nes D scIv-ry for ronsumpilo had co np elI cured her nf h ,cklng colgh ;hat fbr m tny years h d m de nfe a Sur len. All other remedies an doc tors could give her no help, bIi she says of this Royal Cure 'It so n remov rhe pam n my ch.,, and ca scar :=ly re- member doing before. feel like soun |. ing ,s praises throu shout the Univ.rSe So w'll everyone whI tries Dr King $ New Di Coy ry rr any trouble th- Throa, Chest or LIngs. Price 8. and sI,oo Trial bottles free at the Tomb stone Drug Store; every bottle guLraa- teed.
Tombstone epitaph., 1900-05-20
ARIZONA SANIrARIUM
The Big Prcj ct 10 be Started
 Near Negales

Helen Gould. A lrew Carnegie and other New Iorsers whose means allow them 10 practice philanthropy upon a large scale, are To become iuterestel l in new sanitarinm 10 be located in Southern Ariz )na. at Patagonia, a station ou the Sonora branch oi the Sou hern Pacific.
 W. n. Greer who, with Scott Me keCwn of Tucson and others own the tow l lite at Pa'agonis, has ja-t return d from trIp es-t, where Ae went for the purpose of interesting capital in the proposed enterprise referred to.
 Mir Greer told Star reporter that his miss;ol had been successful. The necessary fun Is for the purpose. which will aggregate s3UO.O0O, have already oeen partially pledged, and Mir Car pe.is will take the matter .n hand in -aruesI before he leaves lor Europe during the coming summer.
 The climate at P.tsgOoi. is said to be especially beneficial for the purpose outlined.
 The ssnitsIilm in question is to sc. commodate between TOO and 500 ra- ;isnts.
 'Our resort will not be psrtic ulsrly for people afflicted with tuberculosis" :" -sid Mr Greer "buI for all who may bs run icwn from whatever cause, 0u- company owns lOO090 acres ei land iu Pima county sni Patagonia ls to be place Of co si ier-ble, impnr- suce. The towhi- located ne-r No tsl.s and will one n' these days be th- csu1ty ses:. We have mining property thsrs for which we have re fused sl.sOJ.o0J and se now emp,ny 10 men in taking out the ore. which is silver exclusively.
 We expect s!;er time 10 secure fer eur proposed sauitiriuHn the active tinsncisl @ operations Of the govern m r,."
Tombstone epitaph., 1900-05-20
REMARKABLE CURES OF RHEUM,TIs,

REMARKABLE CURES OF RHEUMATisH
 The editor of ihe Vindcia,or has had OCcsstnn 10 test the eirl -ac1 of Chamber ls'n's Pul E jim tSice with the most re- m4rkatle rcsu Is m each cas- Fust, SIlh rh umatlsm In the should from which he s1ff-red excrucI .tIng pun for ,en day. winch was rellev-d VI th two applications of Pa B,lm, rubbing the parts affi icted and rra'izins lnst,nt b-ne- i, and entire relief m a very shcu time. Sec nd, in rheu nalism in thigh lo,nr, amos, pros'r4ting him with sev-re pain Shi ch WAS relieved by two appllc niOn' rubbing with the lInlmeni on retir ng al night. and getting up free from pain, For sale by all dealers in medicine.
Tombstone epitaph., 1900-05-20

The 'olloxing truthful C. inriiss shows that imagination s,d hyst. rs are nn, conf le to g1msn: Over ip Tom Armer's corral the otHer day S onw and brrsp mist ,oS ths ,t,nn- soai cotton for snsS and AS it hle. th ut them ant settled around them h y shivrred Ill Tom hal io go su'i blanket them tp ksep thsm from ire, z'us to de.th.-GloSs Times,
Tombstone epitaph., 1900-05-20
Ed Oller,an has q coin lh st hs pi

Ed Ollertsn has q coin ih St he pick ed uu in front of the Kirtlsnd blsck- smith shop in S.f 'rn sh"rt tune ago that besrs Ih; date d l763. Itis ihs sind of money used by the American co,cnis,s before the rrvolntien ssd i,s value at that time vas t2.10. About he only msrks on it that are nov plain is the ds,s and the Eaglish eroxn.LGuard an.
Tombstone epitaph., 1900-05-20

The contract fJr supplying em- ployee4 along the .S"uthern Pac i {, foe from Ell Paso to Fresno generally known ss the commisssry contrsct, has been tak-n f.om the hinis Of Norton & Drake, who ha e enjoyed it for seven or eight years. The new contractor IS ,hs 1T L Nsnalns com p-ny. oreanIzed w.th @ capit4i stock of $I0o.0bo th5 inc rppr.uprs named being H L. Naming. HB Penney and W II Frs'.cis all Of Tucson. IL is understood that MsreIs A Smith is actively interested in the new con- cen. to such an sItent indeed. that he has privately snnonnc~d his with. 1 swal from the race for deiegsts to con 'rsss from = Arizon ,.-JeurSal Miner.
Tombstone epitaph., 1900-05-20
The Rlngs N-w. ssys that the ststs-

The hIngs N-ws ssys that the ststs- mont that c. W. Pngh had been ap-- pnia,ed special sgent ot the livestock census for Ariz ma needs little qusli- ficst.on. Mr Pugh's appointment is for District 2l. embracing the nsrthern counties of Arizona. Hon J. H. Car penter of Ycms has been sppeioted for District. 2, which embraces the southern counties Of ArIzooa.
Tombstone epitaph., 1900-05-20
ERlM MILLE nX.

tnis county Is reported by I6s Range Newr;-
 FROM wILLC OK.
 Inspector W [ Kelsey reports on May 5Ih. tns San simon c tile com p.ny Ul San Simon shipped 10 Clay K bInson X C., Pierre. $. D. ll9J ,e ,rlings and two year old steers; also 1871 yea ling heifers O. ths ss nc day W ,lter Birchi l msnss,r for A. E RIch, shipped 3f9 h sd of mixed cattle sisnsd te Clay R IoinsJR 4 o.. Of Denver.
 Beputy Inspector William Speed report. the following shipm nrs fr,m YrllcnI: lH II. J 8 Eidsy u Ei-- lss < R 'eder. wolsott. Coic, 1901 he. d.
 May II. W W wrigh, tD J . Wright. B B,rnsrd, K ,u.ss 2J5 head.
 May II. II D ko: :srs % D c Hall, Pueblo. Colo. l!7 neal
 May II. H D k gers D Sisgsl San der. Live stock Commission Co.,, Bsnk snsn, S-br.sks, S23 sezd. Mag IA, NJ " Jones 0 c RsV- mold, Ls Jults. Colo, and H ,it Live Stock Commission Co.,, Las Aa.as., Cell, 1916 h ad. May l5. Clay biosan { C.. to Clay Robinson < Co, Pierre, $ D. Ss5 head.
Tombstone epitaph., 1900-05-20

H k Fassetf, s c Ilorsio Spring., Colo. mining m an Is examining snm- copper mines in the Dragons with q view ui bonding same fl satisfactory MT FI-s-tt tnink. ,ts Dragons ofs' excellent opp jrtunities For the min ing man.
Tombstone epitaph., 1900-05-20

". w. Mwhew. WlI.siss, 'i consid- erOI M,Iu,r C,ugh Cure a m ,st won
 der ul m-dIcIne, qHck and saie.' .'lr IS rhe only harmless remedy thd gIves rmme- di,te results |, cure, cou shs, cold, C. oup bron' huis, grippe, whooJing coug7. pneu- monis and all throat and l"ng diseases ltsearly u'e prevent consu npiIin. Child ren always like Il and mothers en lorse Il.
Tombstone epitaph., 1900-05-20

Prof ScnOonmagsr has o5un un'or- tuna'e in making hi. Arizona dstes for hia lecture. Alter leaving Tomb stone the lecturer was delayed by . wracS mar Benssn aud could not reach Tucson ia tune fJr his le.turs. 4 po.tppnement was necessary to Monday niyht.
Tombstone epitaph., 1900-05-20

A HONEST MEDICINE FaR LA GRIPPE
 Georg. W W d't. of Solth Gar liner,
 Me, sav.: Il hay. hal the worst cough. old chilis and grip. and have taken lot, of trash of no acoolnt but p-oit tr the ven4 .r. Chamh .rl.ins. Cough Re n dy is the onlv ,Aiog hut has done any good wNa'ever. lave used one b1' le nfit and ;he ciIls. cold and grip have all left me. co ,gra'ulate th- m ,nuf4ciu-ers o' a1 ho1.st m d. cine. Fo: sale by al d.lle-5 in medicine
Tombstone epitaph., 1900-05-20

w H Shipman, Beard,l-y. Minn under oath, says he suffered from dys- pepeia for twenty-five years. Doctors and die ng gave but litrle relief. Finally he used KJdol Ds>peosia Cure end nov eats ~hat he k-s and as much as wants and he feels like new man. IL digesis what you eat,
Tombstone epitaph., 1900-05-20

Ths Tucson Citizel bad e misior- tune in reducing ons page of the paper 60 "pie." We sympa,hIzs with you neighbor having been in the same sx ourselves.
Tombstone epitaph., 1900-05-20

Headache often results from "a disor dered condition ot the s;omtch and con- stipation Of the bowels. A dose or two of Ch smb-rlaIn's Stomsch and Liver Tablets will correct these disorders and cure the headache, Sold by all dealers in rnedicinr.
Tombstone epitaph., 1900-05-20

Probably the ;alle.t gersnium plant ID Ar!z ma is owned by Peter Butte of Tomb-t Tn, plant i. over nine feet high and numerous Ill oni3g lo1er., O abnormal -iz-, mp m it at rrsct the passsr by- The plant i- vig1roas and still growing.
Tombstone epitaph., 1900-05-20
Ina. 1hrs bbIEg Head u ch

Would quickly leav, you, if You usec Dr. Kng's New Lie Plh5. Thnu>and, of ssff-rers have prrv-d thetr malchlrs merit for Sick and Nervols Hetdach $ they m tke pnr- bod aud s'rong nerve and bull up your he ,lIh. E tsy tc | k, Trv them. OIly 5 cen-S. Mnn-, back il not cured Sold by TJnIb.ton, Dlug SGO-e
Tombstone epitaph., 1900-05-20
TERRI TORIlL CONVENTIONS.
 Democratic Territ Irial convention Ph, niI. Nsv 29.
Editors Awful Plight

F NJ Higgins, Editor Seneca. tIlls News, a. fa cted for years wuh PIles that m doctor or remedy he!peo uni:I he tied ickirn's ArnIoa Salve. He writes two boxes wholly cured him. It's ihe sure>' Pile cue on earth and the bet salve in the world. Cure guaranteed. Only 75 rents. Soi1 by the Tombstone Drug Store.
Tombstone epitaph., 1900-05-20

A H Ensnu=l was t'niay appointed guardian, iR ths Prsnats court, over the minors O. the R .LeTi- on children, and furnishe 1 his bosd oi S DO. F \ "olco., is atmini-;:x'o- of the R 'b ertson estate and Is also unde. similar bond.
Tombstone epitaph., 1900-05-20

Carson, Pro'honotary. Washing ton, Pa., say-," l have fornd K'doi D, sprp-i4 Cure an excellent remedy in case of stomach trouble. and have deriv- ed great benefit from ifs use.' IL digest what you eat and can not fail 10 cure.
Tombstone epitaph., 1900-05-20
WdEN NACU R E

Needs assistance i; may b. best to rend CT II promptly. bIi one ,h ,uld rememb T 10 Use even b. IT ist perfect rem=die| on'y when needed. The best and most simple an g-nt C remedy Is the Syrup of FIg-, ma uiaciured oy the CalltOrnl. Fig Syrup Co.
Tombstone epitaph., 1900-05-20

At Wilcox the powder Lause ef Soto Bro, was broken into and con siderable gitnt powder stolen. The ei.iz ns Of that burg nnw lock for a Irain bol iup in that vicinity shortly fearing the powder will be used to blow open the e1pr-ss car safe as was done ia tn is-, hnldnp a Co-bise.
Tombstone epitaph., 1900-05-20

Mrs C E VanD .usen, of KIlbourn Wis, was afflicted with stom ,ch uou5le and constipation tor long time. She says. ''l have tired many preparatio ns but none have done m= tn- g oi that Cham SerIaIn's Som ,ch and Lv-r Tab lets have" Thes= Tablets are for sale al all dealers in Medicine, Pace, 25 cents. Samples free.
Tombstone epitaph., 1900-05-20

Otc Korb. Grand C,.ncellor, K P.; B ,onvi |, Tod, ys. 'De Wits Wrch H rel Save soothes the most deli ate skin and heals the mosr stubborn u cer ~rth csrtsin and gond results" Cures piles ard skin di.eases. Don't buy an imitation.
Tombstone epitaph., 1900-05-20

The ladies of the Tomb tone Shakes psarean Circl. went sn A picnic today the club going in . body 10 Kin.balrs Grove a, Fsiibsnks.
Tombstone epitaph., 1900-05-20
Nos Oook=toyes il5 at
 BARRows.

II Cllrk, Chauncey. Ca, says D. Wht's Wren H tzei Sa've cured hinsef piles tha, hal 4ffl.cted h'm for tSen V years ,is al,o a speedy cure for skin disea,e=, B:ware of dangerous counter fAigs
Tombstone epitaph., 1900-05-20

''I ihiak De Wits Little Erly Risers are the best pills m the world, "..savs w, E L Ike, Happy Cr-ek, Va They re- move all o .siructi5ns of the liver and bowels, ac' quickly and never griPe.
Tombstone epitaph., 1900-05-20
COUNTY RECORDS
Instruments Filed During the
 Past Week.

NoRTGAGE. w W Sampson to bsnk Of Bisbse C NJ Porter to Chss H He.z.
 SATISFACTION or MORTGAGES M : LauS to John Johnson.
 LocAr ON. One nine by II -nry & Roberts. Three mines by R ,berts S Gtauer. Oae mine by Chss Gallagher. Two mines bs Frsdenck Bulnt'i. One mine by Bulotti ( C,mpLni. One mlae by G II K ,o-Its. Two mines by E,st Bissee G Gsld Go. Ons mine by korp& Haley.
 DEED. John James to clara Myers, Bisbes property S!2j. Williams & H ,rwood to II Ham. burg. mines S3OO. Jahn Trus to Geo Porter, Bisbse property sj0J. HJ ChfJrd ic Dragon Mg Co, mine, Sl.
 P H rilleY to John Gleeson, mine, s5JU.
 OiW c Read s, Notary public. CT Samuel Stanton ss Notary plb-