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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-06-09

There is no branch 81 the animal
Kingdom, nor any cora;- OF the world,
that Is not ransacked ard explored now
a-days for the purpose Of collecting ami
NAL curloslties to supply the commercial
demand. Firms dealing m such mer.
ehandise IN large way are located In
most big cities both in this country and
abroad and. Judging from the compse-
hcnSivencss or their catalogues, i would
seen az II there was nothing that fieS
or walks or swims that they are not
prepared to furnish on short notice at
list prices.
one Of these catalogues advertises a
large assortment of live material" cs
II is termed. From this document, says
the Saturday Evening Post, one learns
that he can obtain larRe bullrJgs a. s.
dozen. alive and kicking: medium
sized bullfrogs are cheaper, costing only
81 10 for twelve. Turtles IRE s. dcZ
on for adults and small ones Tor
aquarla are offered at 10 cents each.
Pond snalls, In 'assorted lois are list.
ed at 20 cents a dozen: crayfish cost -
dozen. and nevis nre Is cents each. in
ordering craynsh, 1t liz requested that a
few days notice be given to secure them
III Ease lUt SlDNh hIuNll w AbNs Az
such reservation. however, Is made In
the case Of earthwormS. which come Mt
20 cents n dozen. 1t Is safe to say that
any small boy win furnish earth worms
under this rate.
Grabs are not offered alive, but in al
cohOl, and in this shape one can buy
sand crabs. addler crabs, mud crahS
and Kermit crabs ut prices ru:n ng fr nm
10 to IS cents apiece, spider crabs being
the dearest. Insects, similarly pre-
served, are so cheap as TO tempt pur-
chase. Squash bugs cost only so cents
dozen, while giant water bugs come
at only half TINT price. Earwigs are
quoted at 80 cents n dozen, ant Hens at
10 cents each, crickets At 80 cents a
dozen. Horsenies invite the buyer at
only 10 cents the fly. true wasps" may
be obtained at the same price, and bum
biebces foot the list at cents.
In London, which is the great buzz
! market Of the world. auctions OF In
sccts are held every year, and startling
prices are paid sometimes for rare
specimens. AS much as $500 has been
brought by a single butterfly, while an
out-of-the-wny beetle mny be valued at
many times its weight in gold,
Hamburg Ia n great market for Wild
animals, largely from Africa. that city
having nm important trade with the
dark continent, To London comes much
material OF the same sort from Austria
lin and New Zealand, and many rare
creatures are obtained from sailors who
fetch them from various parts Of the
world. An American dealer not long
ago, made n special trip 10 White hay,
New Hcaiund. FOR the purpose Of procur-
ing n kind of lizard called the "Spheno-
doa." which ~ REGARDED by scientists
MS wonderful curiosity, lnnSmuch as II
TX the only survivor OF nm entire order OF
rcatllss nj 1.-The o'her genera nna species
bnyiny long g'nrc hc.a1le ext net This
lizard which r. G-o"n To the n1tlTe Ma
or'saq h '.usie = - n nro t cot and
r half long. ard, Oddly enough, seems to
have nfinltlc1 with the crosolllN. Cf
course, nil tho k9Hra'oo'. wombat7 and
nlzhiless bi-ds come from Australia o.
New Zealand.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-06-09

coat across chemlsettl Of white
ri0usselue
The brilliant blonde who traIlsd this
dainty costume over The grass wora an
air little toquc Of yellowish lace
afraw. about which lay q wreuth Of
PINK roraa aal aa8ge which waved
white aigretus.
Another BEAUTIFUL dress that appeared
on the shine occasion WAC q delicate
pink crepe yelling fine. soft. ollugIng
wrn that feli In the most adorable
fHIs. The chic Of this costume was
given 10 II by a novel us of the ubi-
qnt1us fnnE. an uses Of which would
F-am long aEo 10 have been Exploited.
81 uot exhaug'el
me drssr was q dainty belted prn-
ccga AFFAIR and the groups Of tucls that
started at zach sbouidgr-jurt nIpplng
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-06-09

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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-06-09

toned Of straw-colored crepe de chine,
covered with embroidery wrought In
gold.
Following the appearance of fruit
and autumn leaves and shaaves Of
wheat on spring millinery, the regular
midsummer riot of color in women's
toratt,s already has begun. wherc'er
you take your horseless carriage drives
abroad, to club house verundas, casino
piazEas, sea beaches and lawns. this
fact is too patent to need pointing
out.
Although it is as yet June, the July
and August reds make right royal
show.
In the evening damsel after damssi
appears in merry little costume Of
red tuIle, with all the important hors
d'oeures of an evening toilette, such
as hair ornaments, slippers, hose, etc,
of the same shade.
A gown of red gauze failing on a
silk pettlcoat of the same color, with
the dangerous tendency to ilorid em-
phasls reIlevad by n tambour pattern in
black worked out on the red gauge, Is
the type of costume an ethereally
blonde or richly brunette woman car
ries off to perfection.
During the day tn, same girl win
probably wear a bingham striped with
slate pencil wide lines of cochineal red.
a hat to match wound with ripe msa-
dow grass. and hoisted over all We
netlan sunshade of red cotton, or one Of
white treated with egg-shaprd dashes
of red.
II these poppy-like tones are unbe-
coming there is royal blue to fall back
upon, or clematls-purple may serve It's
votaries, while clear, fern-green is an
other summer color that is prominent
and popular.
a white shirt, with linen skirt
ploldad in lines of red, dark brown and
white. and a cool Ladysm!th hat con-
spicuously stitched with heavy SILK
twlct of the colors Of the skirt plaid.
mark the last degree registered on
fashions Thermometer, and no quick
wittad woman can fail to note the
furry along the seashore in hosiery
tina; Exactly matches the blue of the
briny deep. The marine blue stocking
Is almost tn, only proper accompani-
mont for the white pique shoe, while to
/ harmon!za with the shoe sauey ittlc
white flowers are picked out on the
gtociings surface, or polka dots ap-
( pear, Of pinhaad size. and not set too
closely together
~ suite OF the blaze OF red. more
, white Is worn than In any previous
( summer. and at every seaside and
mountain resort there are arriving ar
{ mites Of lauadr asas, for 1t is recog-
n.gal thing that a white linen frock
may be worn only few hours This is
a far different stat. of affairs from
that described in Thackeray's -Four
4, Georges" where at the little German
court dozens Of cooks and valats OF ev-
cry sort were kept, with but two laun-
dresses,
( 4 feature Of the smartcst summer
dGGssrs Is their simplicity. Nearly ey-
erythIng Is taIlor-made; in fact, the
white coutlls ard plquas and almost
severe in their unadornment after the
quantities Of lace and cmbrolderlas
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-06-09

Million
lNEoznses,

haYe been relieved Of
female troubles by Mrs
PlNlfl1amSS afVICo and
medicine
nheietteCs OF a fow arc
printed regularly Ia fEEs
paper
n any oBs counts die
efficiency and saCreEIy
SftG@HEEaI character OF
MRS. PiRfGt1aR1I2 g n1efl5Onlss
write for a book she has
FeOsnfly PW5LEslSed which
contains letters from the
mayor Of lynn the past
l11asfe5y and 0EEsQFs Of her
city who have made care.
fWl Invest gaflOII, and who
verify eli Of RGrGs PINT
hams statements and
claims
The PInlfl1al9l claims are
sweePings Investigates
fEIs11D
THIRTY YEARS or CURES
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-06-09

were figures In more assertlvely lovely
shades Of blue, some OF them almost
forsaking the wedgwood tints for a
rich royal Time-yellow lace covered
the iapels OF the smart coat bodice, and
from under these emerged in front the
ends Of a long white moussellne scarf,
which were knotted in puffy choux on
the breast and then allowed to fall
nearly to the ground. Big buttons OF
Wedgwood blue and white fastened the
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-06-09

gestsd that all the clocks Of London
pubic and Dfiva,e-eOuld b. eontyon-
ed by wireless biography. a coherer on
each clock receiving the electric waves
and causing the time to be set to that
Of the central transmitting clock.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-06-09
Nnvo vou oatarrh Talnt?-Hcro

HnVo you CNtarrh IhlNt'-HeFe's
strong evidence Of the qaickncss md
sureness OF that wonderful remedy DR..
Agncw's Catarrhal Powder: For years
| was n victim of Chronic Cn'nrTh-
tried many remedies. but no cure was
Effected untll had procured and used
Dr. Agncw's catarrhal Powder. First
application gave me Instant relief and
IN nm Incredibly short while WINS abb
snintriy cured. flames Headloy. Dun
dc. N. Y. Sold by Charles r. Goethe,
Twelfth and Market streets
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-06-09
SCIENTIFIC MISCELLANY.

Swimming Magnets = Fish Dccep-
tiOn-A French want-The Prob
lem Of Flight-Economical separa-
ton of Water eOld-Uniform
Time by Electric waves-The New
Brick Making--A Remarkable Co.
msnt-A Tropical Potato.
Magnetic attraction and repnlslon ore
illustrated in very interesting manner
in new experiment devised by Pros.
S. P. Thompson. A circular coil Of wlrt
is placed with It's axis horizontal in 4
tank OF water, and number Of small
bar magnets sealed into glass tubes arr
also dropped into the tank The weight
Of the tubes is 50 adjusted that some
just aoat while others just sink. When
u current is passed through thcHwIrq,
the magnets are attracted and duckeA
into the coll, and II the current is sud-
denly cut OF and reversed as they arp
approaching, they arr repealed and turn
back. BY careful manipulation thh
tubes seem simply to dart at and
through the coil.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-06-09

A model OF the human heart, work
ing rs In life and pumping blood to and
fro through artificial arteries, is the
work Of a French physician.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-06-09

Probably the greatest dlurnal temper
allure range on record is that reported
by NJ. Zlchy, late traveller in Mongo-
liza. The temperature at urga was 500
degrees at a. M, and at noon 1t had
risen to 1855 degrees
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-06-09

ALL latest novelties in suitlngl md
FaGry VestIngs, nj c. w. SEA-
BRIGHT'S SON, Merchant Tailor.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-06-09

The oussunify, for which the botani-
cal name of Plactranthus copptni has
been proposed, is an edible tuber Of the
soudan to which M, Maxine cornu has
just drawn attention. 1t regembleS the
potato, with the advantage that 1t can
be grown In truly tropical climate.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-06-09

Is It a burn? Use DR.. Thomas Ec-
iectric oil. 4 cut? Use DIR. Thomas
Electric oil. Atyour druggsts.-2
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-06-09

The microbes Of dental carries a:c
stated by NJ. choqu.t to number five
apcclcs, and they clu.e decay On being
cxpcrlmeatally introduced Into . sleeps
tooth.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-06-09

WE have n slightly shopworn plano
which we offer as II rare bargain.
+. W. BANNER co.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-06-09

Cement made from blast-furnace Stag
is stated to have remarkable tensile
strength and resistance to compression.
in a process for making It described by
Ritter Won schwarz, the Stag Is ground
into sand and mixed with limestone and
SACKED lime, and the mixture 10 rsdgc,d
to line powder and made into bricks
with water. After drying in the air,
these bricks are burnt into clinker in a
special furnace, tn, clinker being then
stored for six weeks before being finally
ground
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-06-09

"A III - TX 7 a.
p,,,,nI 4, Tho Kind You Ha,u kNays Bought
' G.: !: 9; ,F}.43z:577::5s~5. :
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-06-09

So great is the sensibility of the l,cch
clepslne that the creature is, disturbed
by the touch of 4 needle point on ths
surface of the water Of Its containing
vessel. There is reason TO believe that
fishes also quickly detect disturbances
In the water, but DR.. r, W. Shufal2t
thinks the peculiar constituencies to
teasing of the snowy groupcr (eplne-
phelus niveatus) requires special expla-
nation. on being much disturbed this
fish appears to have a 1T, then floats
belly upwards, at the same time chang
lng color II is suggested that this
seeming death struggle Is intended to
keep Off predatory fishes, which prefer
to take their prey in health.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-06-09

Bricks Of quhrtzlferous sand mlx2d
with Z, small proportion OF limo can be
made in many places where clay ,s not
available. aid they have the advan-
taEgs Of being proof against water.
frost and acids. A serious difficulty In
their Manufacture has been the eK-
tremely variable quality caused by
changes Ok the weather. BY mixing the
rand and aime in vacuum with steam
heat, matchmaking steam to supply tae
exact amount of moisture necessary
Wilhelm schwars. of Zurich. has over
come this difficulty. thus perfecting an
indust,5 that Consul 3. H. Warner, jr,
predicts will provc Of great Importance
In all countries The process irsures
beginning OF the combination OF sllIclc
acid Sud lime before the mixture IL
pressgd into moulds and prevents all
delettrlous aeratIon OF the lime BY thu
atmosphere. Tho apparatus consists OF
a slcam-tigh; mixing machine provided
With revolving arms. with an air pump
attached to exhaust the air and draw
oft excessive moisture, and a tube In
side for admitting the exact amount OF
steam required, Proper management
q three valves ensures a uniform pro-
duct.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-06-09

THIRTY YEARS or CURES
Goldsboro weekly argus. [volume] (Goldsboro, N.C.) 1885-1909, 1900-06-28

ner'' especially for the gentlemen.
At night the attractions will be
many, one of them, the Confed-
crate States, represented by thir-
teen of our most popular young
ladies. There will be a meeting at
the tobacco warehouse, near the
Court House, Monday afternoon,
at S o'clock. A most cordial invi-
tation is given to the ladies, gen.
tlemen, girls aud boys of the
town and the surrounding country
to assist in this work-procuring
funds for the Jefferson Davis
monument.
Goldsboro weekly argus. [volume] (Goldsboro, N.C.) 1885-1909, 1900-06-28
WEIL-EINSTEiN.

Mr.. Leslie Well And Miss Hilda Einstsin
Quietly Married at Noon To-day.
The marriage of Mr.. Leslie
We'll. elder son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry We'll, and Miss Hilda Elm
stein, youngest daughter of Mrs.
A. Einstein, was quietly solemn
lied at noonTuesday at the brides
home in this city, in the presence
of the immediate families Of the
contracting parties, Rabbi J. L.
Meyerberg officiating, according
to the impressive service of the
Hebrew ritual.
The severe and p%rotracted ill-
ness of Miss Einstein from fever
subsequent to the published invi-
tations to their marriage, last
February, obviatiug the cere-
mony at the appointed time, the
young couple decided upon a
quiet marriage when the same
should be solemnjzed, hence the
happy event which we here
chronicle will be in the nature of
a pleasant surprise to our COM
munity-while not, however, un-
expected, eventually, and their
hosts of friends here, as we'll as
elsewhere, will wish for them
length Of days and the fullest
measure Of happiness and pros
perity.
The popular young couple took
the west bound 2 O'Clock train for
Asheville, and other mountain
resorts, and during the few mo-
ments the train stood at the dies
pot they were subjected to a yer
liable storm of rice, which cover
ed the floor of the section they
occupied till it looked like snow
They were also the recipients o
many hearty congratulations ant
good wishes from a number O.
friends who gathered at the de-
pot to see them off.
Goldsboro weekly argus. [volume] (Goldsboro, N.C.) 1885-1909, 1900-06-28
July gath the Date.

The annual excursion run by
Mr.. Il. E. Pipkin to Norfolk,
Washington and Baltimore has
come to be looked upon as the
great travelling pleasure event of
the year, and hundreds Of people
in all sections of Eastern and
Central North Carolina, from the
ocean at Merehead on round to
the Cape Fear on the south and to
the Virginia line on the north,
look forward to it and patronize it
in large numbers.
Mr.. Pipkin will run his excur-
sion to the above points this year,
leaving on Tuesday, July "a, and
returning on Friday, the 27th.
The usual low price will pre-
vail and every comfort of his paA
irons will be catered to.
Further and fuller notice of
the event will be made in these
columns nearer the date. We sim
ply give this early information
that people everywhere may be-
gin to get ready to "take it in"
Goldsboro weekly argus. [volume] (Goldsboro, N.C.) 1885-1909, 1900-06-28
The NOn-Irritatin9
Cathartic
Easy to take, easy to operate 49, :
Hoods Pills -
TX. OF p. BAND
A Public Spirited Citizen Writes Encour
aging Words of This Worthy Organ
iZation.

ization.
EDITOR ARGUs:-Kindly per-
NIT me through your columns to
extend congratulations and many
good wishes to the members of
the K of P. Band in their venture,
which, l am glad to say, is very
creditable and promising.
The city of Goldsboro, which
ranks among the first In the State
and goes forward, has strangely
neglected the musical genius that
has patiently slept in her midst.
Thanks to Rufin Lodge K. of
Prs. they are progressive and are
not Indifferent to the necessity of
our community and have organs
lied a Band that is destined to be
a credit to any city.
Considering the infancy of the
organization in their musical Ca
reer, it is marvellous how they are
developing their art. Their debut
last Wednesday night, the Goth
instant, in the Farmers Ware
house, at the Fireman's Tourna-
ment and Carnival, is evidence of
their talent. They filed the air
with melodious music worthy of
a Sousa, won praise from all, and
gave to all an agreeable surprise.
Music, the torch-bearer Of art
and culture, the banner of progs
ress and refinement, should have
the sympathy and cooperation of
every public spirited citizen, and
we should guard and aid our band
aud watch them with a jealous eye
as they push on to the goal OF
success, and let US endeavor to
encourage them by giving three
cheers for the K. of p. Band and
their promoters.
A READER OF THE ARGUS.
Goldsboro, N, G., June IS.
Goldsboro weekly argus. [volume] (Goldsboro, N.C.) 1885-1909, 1900-06-28
That Puzzle.
Robinson's Soda "Ad" Puzzle .Explanationized."

Little Miss Louise Evans, successfully places the
missing links, and is awarded the prize, presenting
the folio wing interesting narrative to alllovers of some
thing cool to drink. Read and reflect
Good Soda water tastes goods-and it does good. Its delicious cool
ness steals all throue III the body quiets the nerves, and tones up the stom-
ah. We don't suppose there is another drug store in the United States
that gives more attention to the purity of syrups for soda water than we
do. Nothing but the rpest. freshest fruits r used in making
them. We know it is pure and good. Come in and feast yourself on
just one glass. We want to interest you thus early in the season, be-
cause W e want your trade al. summer. We want to please you so well
you'll go several blocks out of the way, if necessary, to get our soda
water. It'll the best and purest that anybody can sell, and a great. big
glassful for five cents.
You will find all the above at our Fountain, on Cream
Soda between Pepsol and Coca-Cola streets.
M. E. Robinson s. Bro,
The Moneys Worth Druggists.
Goldsboro weekly argus. [volume] (Goldsboro, N.C.) 1885-1909, 1900-06-28

The days of picnics, excursions
and watermelons are at hand.
The <. of P. Band and the
Eclipse Fire Company will give a
benefit ball one night next week,
the date and place to be announc-
ed later.
A good time awaits one and all
who may attend the church sup
per at the First Baptist Sunday
school room Thursday night. Ten
cents admission. Refreshments
free.
Mr.. Lacy Abram, who has been
at home in this city on a short
vacation, returned Monday to his
post Of duty at Portsmouth, Va,
where he is chief operator in the
Western Union Office.
Although the Sheriff has offer
ed $50 reward for the arrest of
The negro murderer Wesley White,
yet nothing definite has been
heard from him and the conclu-
sion is that he is still roaming
the woods and living on berries.
The death of Mr.. Ashley Tyner
occurred Tuesday afternoon at
his home near the Wayne and
Johnston county line. He was an
industrious farmer and enjoyed
the confidence and respect of his
fellow men. He was about SO
years Of age.
The following marriage lieen-
ses we're issued in Wayne county
for the week ending to-day:
White-HoweIl Carries to Lorena
Britt, Stephen Hughes to Mittie
Pate, Davis Jones to Bette I'm
derhi1l, Leslie We'll to Hilda
Einstein. Colored-Edward Hobbs
to Fannie E. VIM, Anderson
Smith to Sue Lewis.
The first full grown cantaloupe
of the season was laid on
our table Saturday by Orange
Shepherd, a colored farmer over
on the F'sand hills" Of Brogden
township. He reports a fine
crop of watermelons coming on
some. of which now weigh sc
pounds-and still growing.
The County Democratic Con-
vention for the nomination of {
county and legislative ticket viii
meet at IL O'Clock Saturday il
the armory hall of the G~oldsbort
Rifles, third floor of the Armory
Building, which is the only hal
other than the Messenger .Operl
House large enough to sccommo'
date the crowd, and the latte
building is undergoing repairs AM
cannot be occupied at this time
Mr.. J. J. Ivey, the proprieto
of Rural Retreat Hotel at til
Ninth Spring, near SIEVE:
Springs, is arranging for a bi
ball on the night of the 3rd c
July, and on the 4th he will hav
a big barbecue. He will do hi
almost to make the occasio
pleasant for those who favor hi
hotel with their presence.
Among the list of the 35 kille
in the railroad wreck on tn
Southern's Macon branch, motto
of which appears elsewhere i
This issue, is the name of W. "
Ipark, of Macon, Ga, but MOI
recently Of Atlanta, and repre-
senting a Richmond bushes
house. It is more than probabl
that this w. w. Ipark is
Goldsboro boy, step-son of tl
late DIR. Julius Evans, and VIII
was at one time conducting
drug business in this city.
ReYs. Hypes and Cecil will b.
gin a series of tent meetings, III
der the auspices of the Pentecos
tai Holiness church, at Pikevill
Friday night, June 10Th. I'll
public are cordially invited to a
tend these services, Clear, forcib
preaching will be done, Holmes
without which no man shall s,
the Lord, will be discussed in q
It's phazes. Sin, in all its form
will be denounced. Do not fail
Goldsboro weekly argus. [volume] (Goldsboro, N.C.) 1885-1909, 1900-06-28
OUR LOCAL OPTIC.

ROldsbOrO and Vicinity History In Brief
Epitome OF Sayings and DoIngs, Wise
and Otherwise. Run Down and Run In
by Omnipresent Ubiquitous. Local
Grand
Goldsboro weekly argus. [volume] (Goldsboro, N.C.) 1885-1909, 1900-06-28

The days of picnics, excursions
and watermelons are at hand,
Goldsboro weekly argus. [volume] (Goldsboro, N.C.) 1885-1909, 1900-06-28

The Great Annual Trip to Norfolk and
Washington.