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The Brunswick times-call., 1900-11-10

A slight attack Of cramps may bring
on Diarrh@s, which 10, to many cases,
followed By Inflammation Of the stom-
ach and other dangerous complaints.
All such disorders are dangerous, and
should In their Infancy be treated with
the best known remedy. The merits
OF Pain-Killer are known, and it is
recognized as the standard specific for
cramps, diarrh@s, etc. Avoid substi-
tutes. There is but one Pain Killer,
Perry Davis Price 20. and 900.
The Brunswick times-call., 1900-11-10
Cold Steel or De.th

4Ihere Is bat one small chance TO save your
lie and that is through an operation was the
awful prospect set before Mrs. /. b. Hunt, 0:
Lime Ridge, VIE, by her doctor after Yainly
trying to cure her OF fr1ghtful case of stomach
trouble and yellow jaundice. He didn't count
on the marvellous power Of Electric BItteIs to
cure Stomach and Liver troubles, but she
heard Of #, took seven bottles, was wholly
cured, avoided surgecs.'s knife, now weighs
more and feels better than ever. It's positive
y guaranteed to cure Stomach, Liver and kip.
ney troubles and never disappoints. Price soc
at all drug stores.
The Brunswick times-call., 1900-11-10
HOOegy@ SasesaRag.ilEa
ANNOUNCEMENT.

To tne voters Of the .26th District G.
A., 5lynn county:
] hereby solicit the supporter the
voters Of said district at the election 10
be held for justice Of the peace on the
arat Saturday ia December next II
elected will endeayor 10 perform the
duties Of said Office faithfully
Respectfully
jas. z. 4 hhfnR1anr.
The Brunswick times-call., 1900-11-10

Many Of yonr frieuaa, or people
whom yon kaow Of, have contracted
consumption pneumonia. or other ia
tai diseaasf, by neglect of a simple
oold e eoaeb. Foley's Honey and
Tsr, : safe, sure ard p'eas, a cough
medicine. would hsve ssvs d them. Ii
u sasssntaed
The Brunswick times-call., 1900-11-10
ALL WERE RusHING

The cold weather yesterday caused a
rush in the dry goods and clothing
stores and heavier clothing took the
place Of light weight. II Is said that
there was ice ia some parts Of the
county,
The Brunswick times-call., 1900-11-10
THE TRADE oARs1vAL.
Il Was Very Enjoyable and a Great
Success.

At the opera house thursday nigh,
the Merchants Trade Carnival. eivyn
BY the ladies Of The Presbyterian
church wac ereat success and qui & a
neat sum was realized.
Every participant was the recipient
Of great aDpisu 9, Miss Dolfie TIsop
represented The Turs CALL, and the
management WIS delighted With the
sweet manner in which abe brought tbs
papers merit before the audience. Mr.
Tison repeated a pretty little epigram
which took the house b storm.
Miss Leah johnson as he representa-.
tive Of the southern Hailsay also re-
Oeiyed great applause.
All those who took a part IN thIs de-
iightiul entertainment played THEN
roles vel and those who wers present
we're delighted.
The Brunswick times-call., 1900-11-10


The cause exists IN the blood. h
what causes Inflammation Of the
mucous membrane.
It Is therefore Impossible to cure
the disease by local applications,
It Is positively dangerous TO neglect
II. because Railways affects the stom-
ach and derarges the general health.
and is likely 10 develop Inso eonsump-
ton
Many have been radically and perm anentIy
curedb Hoods Sarsaparilla. 1t cleanses the
blood and has a peculiar Alternative and TOME
effect. Il Long. California Junction. Iowa.
writes; had catarrh three years. lost my
appetite and could not sleep. Myhead panied
me and ! felt bad all over / took Hood
sarsaparilla and now have good appetite.
sleep well. and have no syrnptomsof catarrh =
Hoods SarsaEsar5EEa
Promises to cure and keeps the prom
Use. i IS better not to put off treat
ment buy Hoods today.
The Brunswick times-call., 1900-11-10

When you feel Il at life is hardly worth the
candle take dose Of Ctamberia n's stomach
and Liver Tablets. They will cleanse your
stomach, tone up your liver and regulate your
bowels, making you feel ike new man. For
sale at Bishops Drug Store.
The Brunswick times-call., 1900-11-10

Fragrant IS ripe fruit-Pure a. q
mountain spring-Hosry with age,
and a blessing to men, ~hen slightly
used. Tha,'s Whist Harpar'. Whtsf ~
Is. Sold By T. NEwMAS. Rfunswiok
Ga. ~~usu.~uma'sS
The Brunswick times-call., 1900-11-10

This Is the season when mothers are
ala ned on account or cronp. II is
quickly cured by One Minute Cough
Cnre, which children like TO take. ".
y. Butts.
The Brunswick times-call., 1900-11-10

Tell Jim Carter when to send 10
your clothing to be cleaned and
pressed.
The Brunswick times-call., 1900-11-10
JAS. n LANBRidnr

A bottle OF Priekly Ash B.tfers Kept
In the house and used oceasionslIy
means good hsslthto the whole house,
hold. w. J. Butts,
The Brunswick times-call., 1900-11-10
Is a GoRaEousLY BouEp

- a 6O1l0ElOoLA DOCoD
Work Of art has just been issut d At 8 .
outlay Of over 100000 for which the
publishers sire Manager ID this
county, also good solicitor; good
pay to the right party. Nearly 100
fell-psgr eparaying., sumpiuous pa-
per, illuminated coyefs aod p,pding- !;
aver 2oO golden lilies / . The Morocco
bindings; rearly 50 golden roses in
ne clotn birdiags. srlls at sight;
presses running day ana night, 80
great Is the SALE. Christian men and
women mabiDg fortunes taEing orders.
Rapid promotions, ore Christian wo-
nan made clear $500 il four weeks.
taking orders among her church 40.
ard friende. Write us
u may lead 10 a permaneus position
10 rnsuage oqr business snd look after
our large eorreapondeune, which you
can attend tarixht III your home. Al
dress !. A. Kplght, Secretary, Coroo-
The Brunswick times-call., 1900-11-10

ran building, opposite United States
Treasury, Wsehip gton. y. G.
The Brunswick times-call., 1900-11-10

]. w. Bryan, Of LowdeF, Illinois,
writes; my iittls boy was very low
with puenmonia Uakoown 10 the
Doctor, W gave him FoIeg's 10 oey and
Tar. Tne result vas ms eicaI and pug
zlsd the doctor as II Immediately sYop-
ped the raakipg cough, and be quickly
recoveKed.n
The Brunswick times-call., 1900-11-10

The Tines CALI job Office is noa in
full blast again aod those who desire
70 save money should lei Il bid on
,bslr work. B $, workmen and BIS
equipped.
The Brunswick times-call., 1900-11-10

a lovely line Of Rugs and Art
Sundres just received on last steamer
The Brunswick times-call., 1900-11-10

Use Clark'a Magic Tonic for dan.
drufF sure cure.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-01-01

The expansion has been a most mar
velous one, and there is every reason to
believe that 100000 to .2,OOO.OOO tons
Of ore viii be required to meet the de-
mands Of the year 1900. Since 1910 the
pig iron production of the United States
has practically doubled every decade.
II the history of the past hclds the key
TO the future-and the facts of to-day
were the rnsA predictions Of the hare
Drained ton years ago-the United
States viii cali for forty million tors Of
ore from the Lake Superior mines about
the year 1910 Should this same ratio
OF gain be maintained for another fifty
years, the Lake Superior mines would
be required to furnish American iron
masters about $40, 900 tons Of ore by
the middle OF the twentieth century,
Such a prediction would probably
stamp the maker as ripe candidate
for d straight. Jacket yet the prediction
would not seem whit more preposter-
GUS to the present generation than the
facts OF to-day would have seemed to
the pioneer Lake Superior miners of
afty years ago. had the figures been
snread before them by gone gifted
seer. The seer would have been looked
upon as dangerous. In forty years the
annual output of ore OF the Lake Super
Tor mines has increased one hundred
and nifty Fold, while an increase of
thlrty.two fold from the probable tom
mage or next season would bring the
output to s5O.OOO,OOO tons in the year
1850. The output of the district has in
creased almost thrce-tOld in a dccnde
ana ttn-fold IN the past two decades,
In view Of the marvellous expansion of
this industry in the past. 1t is safer to
predict the apparently impossible for
thefuture than to get mctes and bounds
10 Duch a gigantic industry in an effort
to pronounce Its limitations in half a
century to come.
HORACE j. STEVENS.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-01-01
Millions Given Away.

II Is certainly gratifying to the pub
lie 10 know OF one concern In tho land
who are not afraid to b. generous to
the needy, and suffering. The prOprie-
tors OF Dir. Kings New Discovery for
Consumption, Coughs and Colds have
given away over ten million trial bot
Ties OF this great medicine: and have
the satisfaction OF knowing It has nbso-
mtely cured thousands OF hopeless
cnses. Asthma, Bronchitis, Hoarseness
ana all diseases OF the Throat. Chest
and Lungs are surely cured by It. Call
ut Logan Drug Co, druggists and get
free trial bottle. Regular size. soc
and 81. Every bottle guaranteed or price
refunded. 3
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-01-01
The Bellboy,s Prospective Revenee

1ae 0e4lUOyb 6EOSPSS(AVs 6beVSuBe.
Kansas City Times: Some day
when have accumulated a stake, .
said one of the bright bellboys at the
Blossom House the other day. 81 am
going to have some fun"
What are you going to do?" a by
stander asked.
u am simply going to some big ho-
tel in Chicago or st. Louis and live for
a day" and the boy paused. to let the
remark soak in.
And that's your idea Of good time,
is it?" queried the curious listener.
Hold on! l am not through yet. /
am going to n big hotel with three big
grips and am going to make the bell
boy carry all OF them UP to the room
for me. won't carry even the small
est one. Then as soon as am In my
room am going to have some ice wa
ter. VIII not ring for Ice water. but
for a bellboy. and after he has climbed
TO the flrth tlOor-bell boys are not per-
mItted to use the elevator, you know,
and shall not talse n room lower than
the fifth tioor--yhen he has climbed up
there. Will tell him want some ice
water.
Il will drink all the ice water I can
and pour the rest in cuspIdor. Then
will ring for more ice water After
that shall order u cocktail served in
my room. don't drink, but there must
he variety in my scheme. Then 1
Will decide to take Turkish bath and
viii call boy to carry my grip down
to the bathroom. when return will
ring for more ice water.
81 win insist on having the same bell
boy serve me all the time, and III keep
him chasing around until he viii curse
me ut every step. Then when get
ready to leave and he is happy 10
think he shall never see my cursed
face again, ! viii give him a dollar.
You know couldn't think of putting a
boy to all that trouble without reward
ing him, because have been through
the min myself, What have Just de-
scrlbed happens to bell-boy every day
of his llre-all except getting the dollar
when It is over"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-01-01


Copyright, 1879. by Horace j. steyens)
IsHPEM1NG, Mloh., Dec. sl,-The
year 1888 has been marked by the
greatest activity ever known in the
Lake Superior Iron ore fields. The de-
naud for iron and steel. which has
crowded the manufacturers to the limit
Of their capacity. and even beyond. has
also been felt at the mines. and the
estimates OF production made ut the
beginning OF the season have all fallen
snort Of the actual output Of iron ore.
The exceptionally late close OF navlga-
ton has aided materially in bringing
about ORE shipments OF approximately
100000 gross tons. an amount which
q simply incomprehenslble. This
amount would load a string of 1.OOO-ton
vesselsS allowing eight to the mile. for
tow-lines, which would reach in solid
array from New York to Havana.
Loaded In freight cars Of average ca
paclty II would all two railroad tracks
0ol.dly from Portland, Maine, to
San Francisco. Cal. with an
ether string occupying the New
York Central and Lake Shore lines
from the Grand Central station in New
York to the Illinois Central station. on
the lake front in Chicago. smelted into
big iron and made into bessemer or
basic steel. this amount of ore would
make enough steel rails to lay double
track line around the equator, with 100
pound steel, and there would be enough
raIIs LEFT to lay branch line from
washington to Manila, provided the
Paeltic should freeze over sufficiently to
AFFORD roadbed from San Francisco to
the Philippines.
Perhaps the feature OF greatest I'M
terest in the work OF the year now
closing has been the consolidation OF
mining companies in few strong
hands. Many Of the best iron mines OF
the world have passed under the con-
troll OF hle corporations engaged In the
manufacture OF iron and steel, and
these big concerns are now engaged in
developing new mines, as well as keep
ing a weather eye out for anything de-
s,rable In the mining line which may
bappen TO come into the market. This
tendency toward consolidation has been
working unnotlced for thu past ten
vears. and first became generally nos
t,eeah,e IN 1881, and has been accentu-
ated during 1898 and 1888, That the cul-
mlnation Of the movement has yet been
reached is doubtful. but point has
been arrived at where nearly al! of
tbe.larre,t and best mines Of the i've
Lake superior ranges are owned OUT
right or controlled by the great steel
nompapies. one of the rare exceptions
a ne cleyeland-cnRs company, Of this
SItv. which closes the year with u pro-
l,,ctIon exceeding one million tons, for
he arst time in the history of the prop
ertv. There il a class Of mines be-
tWepn the independent properties and
tLo.. onprated by the steel manufac-
s,,,,.r, q vbIch the Lake Angellne. Of
~. 500 4. ~ aynmnIe the mine be-
80 $500 nv an ir5epentlent company.
III. tos,ny verv c,oae afiI,,ations with
-, plttsbnrrb stecl concern.
= 49, - tbo hrn5red or more ,nde-
...,s-.t 400. "a a S.cot,s AGO the ble
49, 49,. ,,S,,, ,,.Irly con,roIIs,, Inv TN,
rI -. - 90, C,o,Drsrv mich Z. 4he
80 saan,,s1o,,,r.r In the
lst a. gs.s..", CO., E,o,,r,,,,, the
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-01-01

q I'm -usr,s'. ~ ~, Ss ~
~ .h,, i,e,rr r,da f,om Lake
~ ~ -, 5 s,'-. = ~, 49,.
inee M s,ar1iistte ranres shlp part Q;
their plHluetl9n from Eseanaba ana
Giadstoiis. on nike Michigan, where
navigation opens earlier and closes sew
eral weeks assF than on Lake Superior
The Total fiiuuo sofa production may be
- ,,,,,,r,,,,n,,otv An nOo
toss. lisiisurs Irsludlnr ail.raii ship
ments 10, mines direct to furnaces.
maxim tsin Of about lS per cent in
Minnesoia prediction over last season
and leayin MINNESOTA but few thou
sand tons sthipE Michigan in the race
for tirst iace among the American
states IA ron ore production. Last
years 81 aments OF ere by Minnesota
were 5.S5i,i b tons, and the increase IS a
notable 81 1.
The ore stipments of 1889, from the
ore piers i the seven ore-carrying
rallroada erving the Ave Lake Super
Tor iron a ages are as follows:
.aro,, tom,
q, q Z: n. ", Railway peninsula, al
yislo9 $3.50 "a; S's'z
visloni !. ,....,..,.....,.s,...,...,.. ,2g9 o20
DIlnth q I Ss AelnEe Ha "a 80 I's:sS
D. 8. 8. z j Railway. .....,......... l,sls,S29
t2steTn { AlnheSoM' tSFea' Ss as
H., 8. :. q s 90 M. (.soO lIne'D. 81 90
p ~ 19 t!.s1r;: I'd; IS, as
: : ..5-s -.
Total y.
Az q tpi ~ sLippins p0E.s, SessH ~. :"
NUMBER. iOM sAInS 1l.iS $500 -.
the pu men g ". sear, W. "a. 49,, ss.S
have handled nf'.ais a'ut nll..lOl 'Tas'
eompafs9 WIN +1os1''o1 iSss se4.' -
lnth SHOWS : hAnpS'lns lnors 1H
superior cams Fro" ooO'4Os IONS 'a q,
year 70 "s,sts lonS .n, ,. seuson, 1.s ~
land has ip9ss snan lieiu no o"il' ' w
Eseanapa Als 4ss'n nearly iv ,,,'l 80 ~
sn a ma " ~. .,Es- tsst
SCI neariy zen years asO' w Hi..., ,nas
port hilliq'eP ~ Ol tne 4ne .'H" ~
range gre ena lne gEea'eE pArt . ~. .ne
Marquette range shipments 10 Mel',
Marquette, 9y reason Oh tne puilulns "
the Laks superior g lsnpeln'hs ran. an.
road is now 5Feater shipper VI oFe
than ever oetore IN us history ana sye"
Gladstone. the smallest OF the ore-Sn,p-
ping p9fta' ene"s " snsn' t.aa. tn!s
season. alnonntlns 20 neafty oU'VVS to,S'
In 9ad.ten 2 t'ie rail''t''o-iaNe sup
ments ttD94sasl0 ~ tt y tofesOlHS -
menE tneef Wsle se'lslueraU's ~ ~ az ~
shipments n'tsslly iiU s, tne NrInSs !"
the local 5slsltess q q ''l,e,l'stt' " lsson
SIN ana Mlilie.ota' wNi'h use op e
as tuel' 4eA tlousl"u IONS " ng@ss =,
ore IRON fls 'aUSaoH "e"' ~ :" -.
over me ti.sls 4SoFsneln ~ ", .S..sHs
AT Ash' l.ll. s.ls'' anu 'ne -' ~,
division q tas FSoFth"este,H system , 'ss
In all-rail shipments win q 'o'Si "
lSS'4OS tens tlAeh iF0i'' 'nils' ~ 4W
naees' -.
Many q lhe p's hlnes MAJ Is e"
records % p.guuu,'V" unS ~
among tls pl-'' ~ 49, Sl "o ~
Minnesota Msls .ns "SS.' "l,n ,,,,s
eord OF l'OlS94 tous' -'U,V p oOo neo . s
pea' ths l9Huisr' VII 'Va'oDs Us 80.
the Manonlns WIN ~. ~ .aV'sis IONS '.'
Minnesote' WIN ~, 4OO,e'S eU"s, me ~.
ouFn' WIN e'e's'1 IONS .s' anu tNe tI a.,
with SSs'Szs IONS, me S'eVei1Hu-snl
company LEAFS tne M4Eque.'e Fsuse
mines VITA lotal output OIL uP"41i0a
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I
output of 800 has already been sold.
Heretofore GALES haye commonly been
made in January, though in some sea-
sohs in the past fiye years ore purchases
have been delayed until wen toward the
opening Of navigation owing TO difter-
ences between the producers ana con-
sumers. In the golden days OF IRON
mining In The Lake superior district
the furnacemen approacned tne nine
owners on'bsnded knee ana with ier-
vent protestations OF regard Oeeseu
the latter to give them neeued ore sup
plies. This condition o. aHairs ehansea'
until Of late years the consumers nave
sat upon the dats while tne mining men
approached IN fear ana trembling 70
ottel their wares. II seems that tne Dig
steel combinations nave satherfd III
the mines faster tnan the lurl'@ces' lot
Just at present the Independent lu lrils
men are viewing with alarm tne re-
strlcted list OF mines OUTSIDE OF the
combinations. and some OF ths trusts
are actively seeking ZOE ore outside OK
their own mines. Ore sales Tor 1900 de-
livery We're made during DeeemDef 70
the extent OF between tWeiVe ana NJ
teen million tons, and the supply OF ol9-
range bcssemers Is far Dehlna me re-
quIrements' From 1887 until 1888 me
tendency OF prices was almost lnvarl-
ably downward, There was shPrp re-
action In 1896, forced by the Bessener
Ore Association. union OF produeelA
formed for self-preservatlon. The al
vance provta TOO great ana a lower
plane was taken In 1897 ana again IN
the two following years Witn shsht
advances each season. which were
usually nearly eaten up by advanced
wages ore freiEhts and supplies me
base price FOR 1900 Is 50 80 on s'anaaFo
Geogebic hessemer, when 10 = SOFT OIL
tdeaiized N6rrie ore. Non-OessenleFs
are not included In the aenedule' out
au application of the rules OF the as
ISOLATION Is made In their case inc
better ores OF this grade ielcn'ns nearly
hessemer prices. The scheou'e mas
been very carefully inquired OUT DS eN
pert furnae'men and metallursists' ana
Is as fair as It can be made Given me
base price On Norrie ore deductions are
made for any deficiency IN metallic IRON
or excess Of phosphorous' s'liea OF
moisture while oOfFesp . =
ndNanes Is mao" iU ASs's -
iroa ana deheiency !" 'n u
desirable elements S"'i,H t
Norfle ore ~ very "e', aDout ~ ~
cent 'of moisture uellls i'9lS''et u's
lance OF e'sh' ,nunu .nso ,.,' 's% = 80,
s'ueiup'e Sos1 70. isVS 80 = :, ~ ss.
port ore sen" az - 90. NtV". ~ ~ os'
crusheu hampton NO :" ~.
crushed CnandleF at 20 81 Ns''o'' a.
81 ~ hepuplle 40 a. ~ - ""
kepupNc speelal' as :" 'ol. t 80,
tops ths ''Ss at - o. PEI so"' ~ ."s
other emu OF the me t"ele a.e Sun
Dessei'ler pres se1'ins uPusi VIC ND'. -.
standard sueA as 4Fo" pe'.' az ~ ~
ana Lawrence .NlOh.'e'' $50" 49,
al % 20. ShaPln sens u y oO' H'.'v W.,
the non-p''ssemers !ns .'s w.. us,..'.D,s
Ner!nllilon OF .ne M'n''1s"'" 60, ~,
brings 70 ~ whi's Ihe A-S S, ','.SL H"S
salisbury efaues OF 'lne SleNe'1"u-e ~,
company letrh Dut y per ' S. us''Nsleu
at Lake Erie por!s' 1ns "osuD" U IN,
as formerly sell at . uiseou"'' p ,.
bessemer ana non-oesse''er e. ,.,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-01-01
NATIONAL NAMES

I Known ~ ihAAG8 i1NAAAB
Enn,atrs means the ,,happy land"
,.r...... ....,.,,,,,.,, =, .,,,,,,rvn
AiA4 y ~ s'''
Peru was mined IRON ts'e FlEsl : ''S,
The Transvaal IS the country beyond
or across the vaal river.
1.,, 4. ne MALAY word Tor the land
OF nutliless'
Bolivia was 50 called IN honoE Of
simon Bolivar.
No,davia took its name from the
,.,,,er HIoIdan.
Arabia a the land Of the Arabs, ana
Af,rorco bas always Been the home Of
,bs Woors
MEXICO g the city OF Mexitli. the
M.vicap cod OF war
~b,I, s,g,,6.s stbe Iapd az snow"
P,,ssin ,yas first Borusslu, the coun-
trv ~ The RorussI
S.srafIn q an indian word meaning
.col,sct,on ~ nuts"
costs R,ca h n spanish expression
airnifyInr rich coast"
- 81. Abo,-
ApSsslnia w'Ae s''e '1''N VI Wy -s''-
SINS, OF nll.'ee go !, a.. or,v,n
Tug SO ~, 49, Ss.s. .
Formnsa q 4 Portuguese word slgni-
tSins Us..u' s...,,.s. a.. ,..,,,a ,,om n.
Arsen.lna us'i y. o. .-s .,i .'oas
s',Ver ae,'eetlVu " ~ III a.. ,1.,,,,oo
ai'l'"D- vS..'l,ts ~, ,,.s' ,,sss ~
OF Hreat ''p'li' u .Ns t .l .ah,.
Nal's.@ - ~ 1880 ,.l,s..' = W. :, Wy
! WoFe Aisn'lsins e .... r,,.
Gcuauor means eIte W ~
ION % lIs EeUl aP..iI ~, p s... !, 30,
AU.eI =. ~ = Is,,, = S,.-y.a,, tr,be
seetieu ny ti'e t,O.t' = ~ ''lI... ,.,,o
NahAloa Y, OF zS .ls usS''' 90 "''.
coast q lie l 1eslSss Z; :. s....,,. ~,
i"e VIZ 49,, 80. ~ .., 70 - I,nns"
S's' stsn'-y t'.s W 81 ~ - I-a,.r
On'aIlo % VII .,,, ss'yH - -, !,
wore o''AV1S " s''.-ss "a q. ~. nans.
11O''''u WeA - ,,.ts.. - "a ...,,o.,,,,
from d WO'u ' 10
sreu'lui -. !, ate, mi.
1al'u'cu nus . ns.."s " -.', n.,,,,
Em, n
spTlnsS 10, ,....,,.. q
seneeaHinla was p e'li's $3.50 DeN' a.. =
Jay Del"ee" '"e ii'et' se"ss" W
Hamola' p.,..
Forlusa! % So''up', ol ~ = -
Gale the honlah l'at'le VI Opo'tV,
Labrador was nAn'eN " sn .,,,.,,.,.,s
iar ,n, llerIe AaD'lu't' " "'e
teo Lana ~.
me souuan 70 ~ c"a'su ~. ,rot' -, - - :,
ap!e 6elao-eN-'uus" 'H' '@''@ y
'ne DiaeAs ,.o,, ~.
Montenegro derives us nelte llg .n.1 ..e
color OF us mountains ne "Oi = 'e'.''0
'olaeK mountain
nova SCOTIA OF Ases" seot'elI' va y
named by S'f Mi''itn -. aieA"Hue'' "AO
received the gram N ~. w. :,
ltaty was 40 e''i'eu nun. .''e' ...,,,
4taius' an carry Nins ""o s's' -
most OF the pehilsu'a, -. ~,
Belgium look us hnns tEU ', lnH "a. :.
gae' a warllke trlpe Mnleti iii"HO'ssN =
before the time OF Shllsl' a..
Australia !neSs SCUM ~ .an
southern hemisphere was loF'ne''s GU"
ed New t1ollana' ..,,,, :,
japan Is an 4t's'se'+su ~, ~ 'l,,,5 =,
N'tonE, the n'''ne VI ''e e"'eA is''-''N ~
the japanese empire ~.
norway IS more Properly 4'sN'
meaning North Isle.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-01-01

TWO million Americans suffer the
torturlnG phnga OF dyspepsia. No need
ID. BuFd1ck Blood BIlters cures. At
any drug Gture.-I
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-01-01
UNPRECEDENTED
Aca41ty in the Lake Superior from
ore Production.
BIG sTEEL C0MBINATl0NS
Have Control Of Output Of Great
Body Of Besssmer.
PRICES ADVANCED FOR 1900.

Expansion Has Been Marvellous, and
100000 to 2e 900, 900 Tons VIII
Be Required to Meet Demands Of
1900, With a Prospect Of Doubling
the Demand IN Ten Yeara-Possi-
bilitles Of the Future Unboundsd.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-01-01
CHRISTMAS AND NEW YEAR

Holidny EIcUrsIOns , Very Low
Rates Via the Baltimore & Ohio
Railroad.
on December %. q. %, 30 and 81, 1892
md January /, 1900. the Baltimore a
Ohio Railroad viii sell excursion tick
cts between all stations Went Of Pitts
burgh ut one and one-thIrd farce for the
round trip; going journey to w. com
mcnccd ON date OF sale. Return limit
leaving destination TO and il3cluding
january 2, 1900,
For further information call ON or
address nearest Baltimore Ohio
Ticket Agent. or II. n. Austin, General
passenger Agent. Chicago. III.