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Church Announcements.

Services today at the Presbyterian
church both morning and evening. Dr.
Wishard viii take for his subject at
morning service: a Bad Bargain" and
the evening subject: Show Your Col
Ors."
Rev. French E. Oliver. the evangeI-
list now holding services at the First NJ
L. church, will preach both morning
and evening today at II a. m. and 1870
p. m In the afternoon, at 2:30. he will
lecture to men only Subject: General
CusSedness.'
First Church of Christ. Scientist
Services at II a. N. Subject: Mind. -
Sunday school. 1915 a. IN. Wednesday
evening meeting, S p. m. Washington
avenue All are cordially invited to
these meetings.
Rev. z. J. Goshen Will tonight, in
the Congregational church. give an ad-
dress on the subject of Abraham Lin
coin" Other services as usual. All are
cordially invited.
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Ogden Briefs.

The comedy. Who Is Wh02" is the
next attraction at the Grand, Feb. u.
The Weber club has a ball and recep-
ton on the tapis The date is 10 be
aeo--- Feb IS.
Alfred Stevenson, 81. of Ogden. and
Miss Meriben Bromwen, %. Of Plain
City. were yesterday granted a mar
riage license
A. petition was fined last night in the
district court by the incOrporatOrs OF
the ogden Cash Store & Implement
company fer the disincorporatio.l Of the
concern. Since the company was form
ed the propTietors have sold out 10
Western Moline Piow company, hence
The petition for disineorporation Of the
original company.
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Probate and pivOrce Natter.

FarT ct al, minors; Hannah Buck was
appointed guardian.
Nancy Martin vs.. James Z. Martin;
decree of divorce granted by default
Eunice +. BoberteauX vs.. Sam T. Ny
ers ct al: default Of defendants Mary
J. Lawrence and Harry Harrington en-
tered Dec. Is was set aside
A. 5. Condor was appointed admins
traitor of the estate Of William billiard,
with bond fixed at $500
Frank Jardine yesterday sued his
wife. Mabel Jardine, for divorce. aIleg-
ing desertion. The couple were married
- Yazoo, Miss. July S, lSo6.
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Omaha Livestock.

Omaha, Feb. 10.-Cattle-Receipts 600.
Market slow. steady. Native beef steers.
S4OJd $50; western steers. S3.SOd4. 70. Texas
steers, SS.60d4-25; cows and heifers. S.25G
40; Gamers. s2.25d3.CO; stockers and
Feeders, $3.69Q5.10; calves. S3.5OG725. bulls.
stays. etc 81 fG7410
HOgs-Receipts 300 Market a shade
10 Sc lower. Heavy. S4T7iRd4S5. mixed,
A-7IlzGAs0; light S4z21ad4015, pigs 800
GAO; bulk Of sales. Si.7712Q4S2J5
SheeD-Receipts. 1920. Market Zoe high
er. Warnings. S5.25d575; western NUT
lambs S5.50T7G9
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courses:

F.ev. Edward Everett Hale, D. D.,
Boston
Professo. Paul Elmer More, Har-
ward University.
Thomas Mare Parrot, Phi D.
Princeton University.
Charles Foster Smith. Phi. D., Uni
versity of Wisconsin.
Isaac n. Demmon. A. NJ. Ii. D.,
University of Michigan.
Jesse Macy. A. NJ. Ii. D., Iowa
College
Arthur H. Palmer. NJ. A.. Yale Uni
veFsitv.
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Kansas City Livestock.

Kansas City, Feb. Observation-Disclosures
100. Market unchanged. Native steers
SS.S5d555; Texas steers, S3.50d4e5: Texas
cows. 2.75d3.S0: native COWS and heifers.
$2O5d AjG. stOckers and feeders. SO sea-
40; bulls, s3.00G36O.
H0gS-ReCeiptS 5000 Market weak TO
sc lower. Bulk Of sales. 81 7OG4.S0; heavy
s. l2lad4S5; packers. s470G4 S2ia. mixed.
si65dAIll2, light, 81. 40Q4. 7215: workers. 81 20
G472lz; pigs. $450d465.
Sheep-Receipts. LOCO. Market steady
Lambs, S5.75Q5.S5; mutJOns. S325a525
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Denver Livestock.

Denver, Feb. 0.-Cattle-Receipts $50
Market firm. Beef steers. S409d5O0:
cows, S275d400; feeders, freight paid to
river S3.5JG3l0, stOCkers. freight paid to
river S400G5.O0; bulls. sraEs. etc s. ca
800
Hogs-Receipts. 400 Market 5a7lsc
higher Light packers. SLT5G4gO: mixed,
A,S2lzo4Sllz; heavy S4.S2iz GAS71z.
Sheep-ReceiptS. 500. Market steady
Good rat muttons Sl.25d475; lambs, S52j
05.75.
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Pacific 60 Grain Markats-

san Francisco. Feb. 10.-Wheat steady;
si.01N.
No sales of barley. Cash barley. 75c.
Exchange viii be closed on Lincoln 5
birthday. Feb L.
Portland, Ore, Feb. 10.-Wheat steady
at &c for W9lla Walla, 52d53c for valley,
soc for bluestem
Tacoma, Wash. Feb. 0-Wheat-Club.
521sc; blUestem. 54I5c.
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Coffee and Sugar

New York. Feb l0-The market for
coffee futures closed steady at unchanged
prices TO 20 pOin- advance Total sales.
2lO00 bags. including February. Sz3l:
March S1.Sj; May. T.40N7j0. September.
fee-Rio. firm. No. T. invoice. S7sc: No. Z
jobbng. 9asc Mild, firm; Cordova, l0a
l3iac.
SuEar-Raw. strong: fair refining. "a
l-l6c: centrifugal, IS test. &c bid: mo-
fasseS sugar 3ffN35sc. Refined. firm
mould A. S175. standard A. $500, canfec-
toners A. 500; cut loaf. $3.50; crushed
500, powdered SOD; graduated $3.50:
cubes $3.50
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THE HERALDS HOME STUDY CIRCLE has the cooper
alton and support the leading literary and college of the
country The following writers will contribute to the Spring Term
courses:

Charles Horswen. Pm. D.. North
western University.
Maurice Francis Egan, Ii. D.
Catholic University OF America.
Miss Vida D Scudder. Wellesley
CollsEe.
Charlotte Brewster Jordan. Phila-
delzhia-
John Leverett Moore, Pm. D., Vas
sar College.
Joseph Villiers Denney. a. NJ, Ohio
state University.
Lueius a. sherman. A b.. Phi D.,
University of Nebraska.
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London Feb. 10.-Trdding was duh in
the wool market during pending deVel-
opE ,ents in Australia 1T is reported from
there that the 1883 clips viii show de-
Ilciency estimated az nearly 10000 skins.
The arrivals of wool for the next series
Of auction sales amount 20 $4,000 bales,
including 1880 forwarded direct.
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Loans. Exchange and Silver.

New York. Feb. I0.-Monav on call
steady at . per cent; prime mercantile
paper iq5 per cent Sterling exchange
steady with aetUsi business i'm bankers
bills al SiNlss for demand and at Si.Spt
Tor sixty days, posted rates. S4S5 and
Si.NNi2. commercial bills &Slt N4Si.
Silver certificates, 5ges H6]c.
Bar silver. 5glse.
Mexican dollars. 47lec
London Feb. 1o.-Siver. y 9-1Gd
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Died.

IN ogden, Feb. 10, 1900 Clifton w.
Browning son of Franklin NJ. and An
ME Browning, Of bronchitis and pueU-
monia. Funeral services will take place
from the family residence. BOSS Ogden
avenue, between ThiT;ieth and Thirty
first streets at o'clock sunday. Friends
and relatives invited to attend.
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Exnorts and Imnorts

New York Feb l0--The imports Of
specie this week were S4N20 gold AND
SI-iJsi silver Exports of gold and silver
from this port TO ali countries for fhe
week aggregate SLl-0G20 silver bars and
coin ana S5i> s33 gold.
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E.T-V.&G. fists. .1s15z So Railway IS 1oslh
IRE zen 4s.-..- u stan. r. & T. s.. 1875
Gen. Electric III Texas a. = BIS a
q. II. & s. A. SIS l07 r. T. 4s... lgflL
o. II. q G-A- IDS l95 Colo. q So Is e4a.
IT. 4 u. G. 5s--,.II9 Wabash lists LII
iL&FC. con .-ll0is Wabash DDS - 9si5
Ia. Central lsts..113 West Shore STA
h-C-P.dSS. Ists.- 7Z3s Wis. Cent ists gl1s
j. & \, Tn. 4s.. 500, So. Pacific Is. S5s
Stock Quotations.
Atchison ....-.... 20lz Texas & Pacific 1871
Preferred ..---. "a Union Paciuc 4esi
j.. O. O-.-.--.----. 6ls Preferred $50 100
Canada Pacific. 1862 Wabash 49,. -. ~
canada 50 $1,000. - Preferred .... Do,
Gnes d Ohio. zg]s Wheel. & L. f.. l0s.
ChlcagO q. W.. 1873 III preferred 2l9.
G. 3. & Q-..-....1z4ss Wis. Central 49,. 49,
g. l. a L.---..-. IS Adams Express rs
G. & 'f q tt -. g ans F E2nFes III
9. q ~ W..----I6l Welis-Fargo ....l2S
.. 4. !. * P.....10S Am. Cotton Oil 3lls
g. q. q. a St. l.. co.'s Preferred ...... %
Colo a. SO----... 80 Am. Mailing ~ 6ls
IT. preferred. ~ Preferred --..-. p
ID preferred % Am. Smelling . "a
Del d Hndson-.ll4 Preferred -. 81
ID. J.. d W...-...171 Am. Spirits -
-. q T.. Co.. 1872 Preferred ...... II
Preferred $3.50. q Am. steel Hoop. 1914
Erie ------ .-.-..- lz4. Preferred 49,. S4ls
ist preferred Am Steel & W. IS
Ct. Nor. pref....1J9 Preferred 49,. 90
Hooking valley 81 Preferred -. %
Illinois Central. .ll2ia Am Tobacco 11Tjz
Iowa Central --- l2's Preferred lbs
Preferred ...-.. a Anaconda Ming ass
r. q. T. a c.. Brooklyn r. T. 3
l.. y. q W.. 2l5s Colo. r. q IT,. 45ls
Preferred ..-... $50 Con. Tobacco 49, 3i5s
Lake shore .....lA Preferred --.--. S5l4
T. x n -.---...... oias Federal Steel e.. 55H
Manhattan J. ... g4es Preferred $500. iI%t
Met. 81 ny Ills Gen. Electric ...i25ls
Mexican Central T. Glucose Sugar . 5Gs4
Mlnn. * ST. L.. Gs5s Preferred ...... 9Sl4
Preferred ...... 50 InteTnatI Paper Z3Is
Mo. Pacific 900. l5& Preferred ..... 90
Alcolle q Ohio. 4344 Laelede Gas .... a.
NJ, X. q t.. 1874 Nat. Biscuit --.. $50
Preferred ...... So Preferred -..-.. g4ls
y. ]. Central....ll6 Nat. Lead 800. 26is
\. J. Central. 1852 Preferred ...... 105ls
NorIolk * W. 1s@s Nat. Steel ....... 4Sss
Preferred ...,.. 7214 Preferred ...... "a
North Pacific O.. So y. Y. Air Brake.fS1
Preferred $780, l4is No. American q. l4t
ontario & W.. Gj5s Pacific Coast 90. 81
y. X * ~. A. LIST preferred. So
Preferred ..--.. % % preferred . 6Sia
= l5ennsylvdnid ..-l32A Pacific Mail 49,. ig&
Reading -... .... IS Peoples Gas 10y
lSt preferred SO Pressed ST. Car. 55ik
I'd preferred D.. IS Preferred .-. "
X o. w. 90 Pullman Pdlace.1SS
Preterred ....-. s. Stan. r. & t.. S}s
81 l.. q =. f...- los sugar ------ -.---llJa4
lst preferred. 6sIz Preferred ...1i3
"a preferred 1919 Tenn. G. & L.. $50
81. l. az 5. W.. I1l+ T.. s. Leather. lisa
Preferred -..... 27l2 Preferred 1900. 1914
~. Pdul -...-----l2zfs L. 5 Rubber. 81
Preferred ......I7lIa Preferred ...--.1Glh
81. Paul d OH Western Union S27s
50. Pacific .-.-.- 3Sa4 Republic l. x ). PAP
so Runway 800. IFS Preferred ...... IS
TTeIerre0 .-..-. 55ts p c. &. x ST. L. 6S
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John Carleton Jones. =. NJ. Phi. D.,
University of Missouri.
Charles Flint McClumpha, A. 3.
Phi. D., University Of Minnesota.
Amos NOyes CurrieT, a. NJ, Ii. D..
University Of Iowa.
August Hjalmar Edgren. Pm. D.,
University Of Nebraska.
Charles w. Benton. NJ. A.. Lit. D,
University Of Minnesota.
William ]. Hopkins. S. B.. Drexel
Institute.
Profeszor Benne Kirseilbaum. Phil
adel9ilia-
. George W. ellison. Buffalo. Ny.
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The Place For Him.

Chicago Times-Herald1
Il wish / was over in Kimberley" said
little Willie
Why his mamma asked.
II heard pa reading last night that
bread cost nearly a half a dollar loaf
there. 50 ] guess they wouldn't try to
keep person from filing up on cake.
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Looking Ahead.

Chicago Times-Heraid)
when I die. the poet said. 81 wish to
have my body cremated and put into an
arm.
Those then. his weary wife replied
will be your first earnings
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Photography for
Amateurs.

Mr. George W. Gibson, editor of the Professional
Photographer, viii direct this course The studies
viii include papers cameras, lenses, dry plates
and films the dark room, negatives, developing re-
touching, printing, Photographic papers, flashlights
outdoor and indoor pictures etc, with general pa
pers on the history and advancement Of the art of
photography. The course viii be written for ANA
teurs.
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Washington. Feb. 10.-Today's state
mguJ OF The condition VI the treasury
SHOWS, Available cash balance. S2g6. 760, =
u5i, gold reserve. S23gZl24lg
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American Political
Parties.

This course has been arranged for young voters
and for the presidential year with view to direct
ing intelligent political study and discussion. Dr.
Macy who viii conduct these studies, is recognized
by students of political science everywhere as a
leading authority.
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Metal Quotations
Condition of the Treasurv

New York. Feb l0.-The brokers price
for lead IS Si.45 and for copper 1Glac.
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Biographical Studies
For Girls.

Of the educational courses which have already
been presented through the columns of THE HER
AID, few have been. more popular than that enti-
tied Royal Women of European History prepared
by Mrs. Charlotte Brewster Jordan, and published
last summer. THE HERALD is pleased to an
that Mrs Jordan has prepared new course
for the HOME STUDY CIRCLE to be entitled Obi
ographical Studies for Girls" This new series will
include the following studies: l. Joan Of Arc 2
Vittoria Colonna. g. Angelica Kaufman 4 Ca
roline Hershel 3. Sarah KembIe Siddons. 6. Ma
dame lie Brun 2. Mary Lamb. 8. Charlotte Corday
g. Jane Austen TO- Elizabeth Fry IL. Harriet
Martineau 10. Margaret Fuller. IS. Charlotte
Cushman. IA. Jenny Lind. Is. Rosa Bonheur. 10
Florence Nightingale. IT. Louisa II. Alcott.
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STICKS IN THE EAST
p.nt statement Causes Rally
ON Wall Street.
prtRS RUSH TO COVER
,-opv0Us LOAN EXPANSION
svEZEs SPECTATORS.

oHr;,n of the Money Market
r,rard Movement in Metal
e-o.k=-PIans For Consolidation
,f COMPETING Railroads in Fro
rs-s Of Completion.
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twenty lessons in
French Conversation

The Paris Exposition is sure to attract thousands
of Americans In anticipation Of this THE HER
AID has arranged with Professor Benno Kirsch-
baum, a distinguished French scholar and teacher
to present twenty easy lessons. Professor Kirsch-
baum has conducted European parties and is thor
oughly familiar with tie initial language needs of
an American in Paris
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Weeklv Rank Statement.

view York, heb l0.-The Financier says:
Inc feature Of the statement OF the asso-
cidIed banks OF New York for the week
ending Feb. lois the enormous expansion
o. Azlt7Z 100 in the loan account. 'rhe in
crease over the past six DAYS brings the
total OF loans well upward to S761 co.. geo. "A
S.tlh on S4',CJ'-C,5 since the closing Of
DectmO-f. IN the same period cash hold
mss have been $50, 50J.G10 and deposits
st4t50C.J. The reserve despite these
nedVy additions, is Sl5,i50000 above the
therefore that the banks have nOt v eak-
ened their position Rather. they are
stronger an every particular but for all
TINS continuance of the d-breakinE
expansions which are being ep0rted now
cash.
Indeed. the surplus reserve for the week
Just ended declined almost s. COO 600 from
me tact that the net gain Of $,743000 in
ceSh ana not begin To meet the extra re-
serve requirements of s4.l17400 neceSSi-
tdted by the raise OF SIS. 1853 600 in depos-
IT'S The weeks figures. it may be stated
are IN excess OF anything reported at this
stdSoH idst year When stock exchange
transactions. both in current shares and
nonu purchases, ran away ahead Of what
business is now reu1rred
Inc tremendous rise i'm loans az this
time is somewhat difficult Of explana-
loh. Inc statement in detail shows the
increases have been pretty we'll distrih-
uted over the entire list of banks The
commercial paper market is more active
but even taking this fact and stock ex-
changc business into consideration the
total expansion Overruus the maximum
needs OF both, Tt is quite likely that ar
engagements completed fer several large
deals pending contributed 20 the total
edin.
The statement. showing as it does a
decrease in surplus reserve for the first
time since Dec. 9. may be futerDrerad m
mean tndJ money rates Will become
urmer. If anything. Last year the month
or FEBRUARY witnessed a decrease in re-
serve Of Si3eW000. and the reserve fell to
@l3.U13o03 I'm April IL Is not unlikely mar
the same showing hut i'm q minor way.
would DE Witnessed this year
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the opening. which was lower for pork
but steady for lard and ribs. This was
recovered the strength of corn being a
factcr. May pork closed PIC over yes
terday. May lard PIC Up and ribs a shade
better
The leading futures ranged as follows:
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Golden Ages of
Literature.

The course in literature arranged for the Spring
Term takes bold sweep Of the entire field from 70
rooster and Homer to Tennyson and Longfellow. DR..
Edward Everett Hale Of Boston, DR.. Parrott of
Princeton, Professor Palmer of Yale, Prof. More of
Harvard Professor Smith Of the University Of Wis
consin, Miss Vida Scudder of wellesley and the
other literary writers whose names appear among
list of contributors have entered enthusiastically
into the work of this course and THE HERALD
safely promise the rarest literary treat Of
fered to newspaper readers.
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+ ierday. May iard zsse up. and ribs shade
The leading futures ranged as follows;
! Wheat-No- ?:
GO Open nigh. Low Close.
/ Nav 6ss. asst IS esltarSss sslzaS . :
july esls 69isa69i4 6s9s 6s1sG69i4
corn-No. ?:
open High- Low. Close
Nay a.; 55i. ass5s 5ii5asi; ss sa2
oats-No. .
Open. High. Low. Close.
3 Hiz 81 IS @ *
Mess Pork Per Bsrrei:
: open. High Low Close
3 hiy m. 9s He He Il H 1.9s Il III r.
Lard-Per los POUNDS:
Open. High, Low. close.
4 nay s s.l5 g. 81 s SIS az Sc.
sh3Tt Ribs-PeE loo Pounds
Open. Higa Low. close.
july 500. s.o7& s.o7i4 S.S75s
Cash quotations were as follows
klour-Steady. Winter patents. $500
SO; straights S3.I0q355; clears. S2.9aQ3 10:
ssR5ihs sp ..,i s5,syt4l' patents 500
30
Whea!t-No- . spring. e9q6Sc; No. . red,
69iza70iec
Comm 2, ,33le
Cats-No. ?. 2s7s 231zc; No. white, 255s
q26izc; No. 3 white. 25025%c
Rye-No. 2, 55d55lzc.
Barley-N0. 2 3SU43c.
Flax Seed-N0. /, SLIGO.
Timothy Seed-Prime. 81 a.
Mess Pork-Per barrel. sl0.G9G1L10
l4ard-Per 100 pounds 2e0a6O5.
Sldes-Short ribs Qoose). S5.9906I0
SnOuldeTs-Dry sailed (bOxed) 6Isd6ssc
Sldes-ShOrt clear (b0xed). S6.10d62l
Whisky-Distillers' finished goods. per
gallon. 81 -23ik
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New York Wool Market
london Wool Market

New York. Feb l0.-Wool steady;
nestle fleece. 21026C; Texas, 15020c.
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Recent Scientific
Discoveries.

The world has been startled during the last few
months with remarkable scientific discover
les known to the public Wireless Telagraphy,1
Color Photography" Liquid Air" ETC. These will
be presented in popular way by Professor William
J. Hopkins Of DrexeI Institute.
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OGDEN NEWS.

Ogden Office, SEA Utah Loan and
Trust Building. Telepnone ID
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BH11A1RE HAPPENINGS.
Matters Of Interest In the Metropolis
Of Belmont County.

Mrs.. R. NJ. GIIlelGnd met with a sert-
ou9 and very painful accident at her
home Thursday evening, by falling and
bFeaklag the bone in one Of fler arms.
Mr., GiileIRnd had provided seats for
himsaR and wife at the openlng Of the
new opera house, and II was white she
was preparing for this event that she
tripped and iell with the result stated.
NFsI 0tlIeIaId has the sympathy OF q
large circle Of friends in her misfortune.
II all the people in Bellalre who want
good government, 40 to the polls and
vote for. the best man they can hnd on
the tickets to support, they can make
sOme Improvement in the direction they
desire, II they permit the election 70
20 BY default they win still have their
grievances to nurse only. 1s It not
wisdom ~ make their influence Ielt
wherever and Whenever they cam
The new Columbia theatre was hiEhly
praised by the members Of the tirSt
company there, and the people were
EratIhed to have such an elegant place
70 20. There viii be q cheap snow N
the house every night neXt week ana
those who haven't been there Vilu get 9
glimpse Of the magniacently decoratea
interior
Mrs. Hattie Leasure and Miss Nellie
Tallman entOgthined quite q number OF
their friends st their home, On Tallman
avenue, last evening. In honor OF MUS
sahEpFd, who 10 the guest Of miss Lottle
Kelly. Quits number Of out o. town
people were present ana all report an
excellent time.
The bids for the. building Of the 1eW
city hail are to be opened on the 2Ibl:
The Injunction cage Will not be heard
until next weak, but IA efte!t Wall %
made to have q decision lnStime 70 ACT
upon the bids,
The Bellaire Bottle Company will add
two or three hundred men to their
working force next month, but It y 2
serious question where they can live,
With few if any houses to rent e
Jesse ]. Kelly. who. with his family,
mas been living In Newark for q year
or more, IL now travelling for pottery
Arm near Alliance.
warden Darby was in town Thursday
afternoon, settling up some euelnea
nlAtters here preparatory to leaving lot
Columbus.
JudSe HolhngswOrth is very sick
man at his home, inst. ClairSVtlle' ana
was unable to be on the bercn Sester-
day,
OF st. CIairsville, was in town last even
ing on business
sheriff s. 8. Foreman was down from
Belmont'S capital yesterday on nusi-
Auditor Matt Aldredge has gone 70
Columbus on business.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-03-17

great omsoisAon. She was 70 low The
April following thSt none Of our neigh.
borS thought she could live but . few
months. In Nay, NJ. Q. R. Adams, Of
this place, who had tAksn 1OEu-nA, told
ne iGanything would help hOE POTu-nA
would. Her improvement was very
rapid during the third bottle. I fed
that Po-ru-RS saved hsFlife. Mydaugb.
tors nSpS IL MrS. L. KSOnO.H
A slight cough, which without YES.
tiEs Of doubt would soon disappear
with the use OF Pe.ru-nS, becomes
chronic bronchitis, which requires .
persistent use Of PO-ru.na for some time.
ISoe . great many cASOT Of consumption
each year due directly TO Q neglect Of
coughs, colds, etc, which, II PO-ru-nS
had been kept In the house and used 40
eording to directions, would, have been
prevented.
Send to the Po-Tu-Ra Medicine Com.
pAny, Columbus, o., for DR.. HartmGn'S
latest free book on chronic oAtSrEh, 10
grippe, consumption, coughs, OolAn. ctr