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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-08-20
Section and Elevation.
Tho New Main Street Bridge.

left in the inner side OF exterior span.
drels, and the other side OF the next in
terror spandrel, in which to set four inch
seven pound 1-beams for carrying water
and gas mains.
FACE WoRK.-The face OF abutmenta,
wings and spandrels above the ground
line to be rock.iaced ashlar aud pitched
of in straight lines to the face. The
stone in the face shall be so selected and
so arranged as to present q uniform color,
or n pleasing blending Of colors.
ROADWAY AND S1DEwALKs.-On the
concrete filling over the spandrel arches,
a ballast Of three inches OF clean sand
will be spread in which to bed the
bricks with which the roadway is to be
paved. The curbing will be Of the best
quality OF Medina sandstone; no stone
Of less than four feet in length will be
allowed. The curb will be set in the
concrete filling. The tagging will BIZ OF
good hard sandstone, three inches in
thickness, not less than three feet in
width, and Of length to cover the width
Of the sidewalk from parapet to curb.
CENEST.-Al cement shall be fresh
ground hydraulic cement OF the best
brands Of English, Portland and OF
American cement. Every facility re.
CURED by the engineer shall be furnish
ed him by the contractor for making
tests Of the quality Of the cement pro.
posed to be used.
CoScReTE.--Tlle concrete used shall
consist OF one part Of the beat quality OF
Portland cement, fresh ground; two
parts OF clean sharp sand and six parts
Of clean hard limestol 0 broker to SUCH
size that the largest will pass through a
q inch ring, the whole to be properly
propor'ioned and thoroughly mixed;
water, In such quantity as shall DO di.
rected, to be added to only 80 much OF
the material as can be used at once.
INSULATED ELECTRIC PoLEs.-Four
insulated poles, set in a bed Of concrete,
will be used to carry trolley wires OF
the ELECTRIC railway and for illuminating
purposes. The details are fully shown
on the plan and tho desicp. g
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KEErlSo HOUSE WIN cocKnoAcnrs

BectteS: water bugs, &c. is not pleasant, The
most effective and permanent icmcdy is-ior
two or three nights to sprinkle KOuGiI on
tho sink and drain pipe; scatter il well bu, hin.
" oyer the sink. First thing In the morning
wash It OIL away down the drain pipe. when ali
The insects from garnet TO cellar viii disappear.
Inc secret Of this Ii In the fact that whichever
must 50 to the sinks for water during tho night
They cant stand ROUGH on RATS in iReir
water. This is tho quickest. most effective md
satisfactory remedy: ROUGH ON RATS Being
night and wished away early in the inorniny
Annthcr way Is TO mix a tablespoonful Of
ROUGH on RATS with u hnlt pound Of brown
sugar. Sprinkle 1t on rear OF cilpbourd shelves
or on plates, o. on rhcels Of paper placed high
tlens. -. "'
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HIS DUTIES ENDED.
Superintendent Charles hickman Honorn.
bly, Discharged, So.

Superintendent Charles hickman IIonorn.
bly, Discharged. ~
ar. Charles Bachman has been re-
licved Of his duties as Superintendent Of
Repairs ut the Custom House here, for
tho reason that the repairs are completed
and the dutiea Of the Superintendent
done. Acting in accordance with in.
st%ructions from tho Supervising Arch.
tect at Washington, Mr. Bschman for
maliy turned over everything in his
charge at the Government building to
the Custodian, Charles Bickcrton. Not
only was he honorably discharged, but
in his final report 10 the department, In.
spec.or Patterson, who made the final
inspection here, co%mplimented Mr..
Bachman very highly, saying that he
was surprised at his thoroughness and
efficiency es superintendent. AR. Pat
terson also pays Meears. Moore 4
Shook, who re.iinished the woodwork,
ETC., e high compliment, saying they had
made tho work look much better than
he thought Was possible under the cir.
cumstances. as G
Mr.. Bachman goes out with flying
colo1s. He was tho right man in the
right place, and in turning it over to
Custodian Bickerton he leaves it in
good hands.
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LOCAL DREylTlEs.


Matters Of Minor hlumeat 10 md About
tho City.
OxE deed Of trust was admitted 10
record yesterday.
THE delegates 10 tho Republican State
convention at MHrtinsbuig left for there
yesterday.
JonH MOONEY, a plain drunk, was
hauled to tho lookup In the patrol wagon
last evening.
TIE hop that was 10 be given ut the
Park tonight has been postponed until
Friday evening.
FRED GALL!GAN fell from his fathers
horse In IN alley In the Fifth ward
while riding II to water, and was tranped
on and very seriously injured.
SPECIAL OFFICER DUNLAP last night
arrested Joseph Henderson and wife for
lighting. An additional charge OF carry.
ing concealed weapons was preferred.
IT Is rumorcd that there will DO con.
siderable competition In bidding on the
Brilliant Iron Works, to DO offered ut
receivers sale on the second OF Sep.
TENDER.
OFFICERS GAus and scally last night
raided the house OF Ella Miller, IN the
Second ward, and arrested the landlady.
two other women and four men-$7l 70
moro for the 3. P. W.
A nuGGY was left on Forty. fourth
street yesterday by Ed Hurley and m.
other young man from Benwood, and
the horse took fright and r8n oil, dama9.
Ing the buggy somewhat.
Ex.PoLCEMAN JAMES DELL, who was
so badly beaten up last week. was able
to be out yesterday, though still exceed.
ingly sore. lie says heknows his assail.
anita and will prosecate them.
REDEccA Roach, who has not been
much heard OF lately in police circles,
was arrested once more yesterday on the
same old charge, plain drunk. She kept
up Il lively racket in the lookup.
WILLIAM COLEMAN aud John Howard
yesterday qualified in Clerk Hooks
Office as executors OF the last will OF
Mary Howard, deceased, and gave bond
in the sum OF $1,000, with James How
ard as surety.
TnE town was full Of rypsies yester.
day. They are u wcll.ied and jolly
looking crowd OF Romany, picturegquely
dressed us usual, and from the number
Of women seen about town the band
must be Of unusual size.
Nlonr before last n rope, an inch and
Il half thick and l5G ieet long. and worth
n good deal OF money, was stolen from a
flat boat tied up at the Belmont mill
and owned by Doc McConough. No
clue 10 the thieves was found yesterday.
IT seems to be necessary to call atten-
ton to the fact that the INTELLIoEScEa's
election for the most popular travelling
salesman representing a Wheeling house
was settled some time ago. Those people
vino are clipping the coupons from back
numbers and aeuding them in should
save their postage stamps.
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There were fifteen cases in the police
cou t yesterday, and the net proceeds
We're aGout $3.50. Two plain DRINKS
went 10 the hill, and another paid 81 land
costs. William o. llagan, charged with
dis?rderly conduct on the South Side,
paid s. and costa. Carl Schell, who
swore out a warrant for Ann Keim and
then failed to appear against her, was
taxedS5 and costs for contempt. Laura
Schell contributed to tho revenues 500 10
in MI, for keeping a house, and ten men
aud women found in her houss swelled
tho August financial report to the
amount Of Sl04 10.
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BEL.l.AlRB.
Sorts Of Local News and Gossip from
the Glnss City.

All Sorts Of Local News aud Gossip from
the Glass City.
The employees Of the u. 4 o. received their pay
yesterday. TNf
The fire department will ho,l a general meet.
Ing this evening. M5'M |H
The St. ClaIrsville train did not run yesterday,
owing to 4 broken engine.
The Democratic Congressional committee
meets at WoOdsheld to-day.
Miss Annie Reeves, Of Amcs' restaurant, cut
her band badly while cutting bread.
NJ. Gordon and Robert Haasc, ticket agents,
who have been to Denver, aic home again.
The Harvest Home picnic on Thursday will be
adtawing attraction II there Is good weather.
Tho old board Of directors Of tho Enterprise
Window Glass Works WAS reelected yesterday.
William A. Gorby,t Of Findlay, Is here to nd.
lust the LOIS by the late fire u, the old Goblet
works.
The funeral OF Miss BERTHE lioeicr occurred
yesterday morning. Tho rcmalns were inferred
NJ Greenwood.
Charles Meyer, better known as butcher Char.
ley" was yesterday taken In charge by the Hu.
thori.les mud sent TO the county %iniirnasy.
Mrs. Stewart Wilson, who hns been spending
several weeks at Burr's Mills, returned home
yesterday on account OF tho Illness Of her little
boy.
puEt FIse' VI elnulAy, IL lu tnc city seems. Oh
friends. fUung Free has grown at least Il foot
in the last two yelrs. He ~ on his way 10 Man.
niugtou, ". Va, where his father Is Interested
In oil lands.
At the annual meeting OF the Crystal Window
Glass works yesterday afternoon, the old bourd
OF directors was re elected. 1t Is understood
that the company paid II dividend, but the
amount cannot be learned.
The boys whom Officer Nagle was trying to
capture Tor kclliDg liquor OH the Bethel Camp
Grouuds Oh last Sunday have left the town. The
fact that arrests were to be made became known
and the boys suddenly skipped.
A we'll known putney township gentleman,
who manufactures wine from grapes aud who
preacher, was before the church tribural for
selling bis ~favoritc beverage on Sunday. lie
promised 10 discontinue the sa!e OF wine on the
eabha.h. but said he would still dispose OF 1t on
week days. The church let him OIL,
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Asking About Fatal Accidents.

The Chief Of Police has received a
letter from the Altoona, Pa, authorities
asking for the particulars of the killing
here recently OF one John Hickey. No
such case is recalled, %unless, as is proba.
BILE, he il the unidentified Barnum circus
employee who was u over and killed in
tho Eighth ward. The authorities Of
Philadelphis also write to inquire If one
George W. Becker was recently killed
here. Nobody remembers such a case.
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so direct. All arch stone shall form d
bond OF not less than L foot.

w atiStks AL ~ pkuAo bllAtt kuAAl " l
bond OF not less than u foot.
BACKING The backing for the arch |
will consis. Of good substantial rubble,
laid In cement mortar. All stone shall
be perfectly sound and sufficiently large
to make good, strong. well bonded work,
and shall be laid In their natural quarry
beds, In the most substantial manner
anu with as much neatnesa rs this class
Of work admits Of. The backing shall
DO brought 10 a smooth surface by a lay.
er OF concrete Of sufficient thickness to
accomplish the object.
RETAINING WALLS. = The retaining
walls at the end OF the spandrels aud
backing ahall consist OF rubble work laid
In irregular courses OF stone Of generally
0 cubic feet each, 80 disposed as to make
tirm and compact work; aud no
stoEc In tho work shuli contain lesa than
2 Gu. f., except for filling up the inter.
stite, between thu largs blocks In the
heart OF tho wal. All to DO laid In
cement mortar. At least one.fiith Of tho
wall shal! consist q headers, extending
full.sized through the wall.
ExrGRlon srASpHELs.:--The exterior
apandrel walls will extend 'front.' tho back
Of the retaining walls TO the extrados Of
tho arch and be carried up and finished
In The same manner GU the wings.
The work. will be OF the same class rs
specified for the wings. The walls will
DO built up and bonded with the buck.
Ing Of the arch as far as the same OK.
tends; above tho backing they will have
II thickness Of 5 It. throughout. The
joints between the courses OF tho wall
and the extralos OF the arch shall be
finished with q Fin. bowel on the ex.
terror face Of the wall.
PARAPET.-The face OF the two lower
courses Of parapet, the coping, both faces
OIL It. panels, the returns OF the ! It.
pilasters and end posts thall DO crandall
dressed. ~''"'
The inner faces OF tho pilaste.s and
panels and belt courses will be flush anj
finished with Il neat | inch tool drafl
around all joints.
The posts at tho end OF the parapeI
walls will, on the outer and end faces,
be chisel dressed j. inches at the edges
and left with the quarry face projecting
not more than . inches beyond the draft
lines. The j,ints in tho parapet wall.
ahall not exceed inch, and in the cop,
ing 3 16 OF an inch. The coping stones
shall be 1 fee. in length and break Joints
over the middle Of the l foot pilasters
which last break joints with tho bel,
course below, the stones in said bel,
course being 1 feet in length. Two yer
ticnl bowels will DO used ut the end o.
each coping stone.
INTERIOR SrASDEELs.-The interior
spandrels will be built OF hard burned
fire brick, laid in cement mortar. The
depth Of the arch rings will be 8 inches
The spaces above the arches will be lilled
in with concrete to the sub.grade OF the
brick paving. At the springs Of the
arches wrought iron rods, | inch in di,
ameter, will pass through the walls
spaced s feet apart, with 6 inch washer
plates, nuts and screws.
J slolH, spaced three feet apart, shall BIZ
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To tho Ladies'.
HI
WHEELING lNSTALNEN7 CO,
1886 to lilo Market st.

Trade Is holding out very faj, r,a
us-We're doing more businers % rO's
than some houses do when tho sea.aI gs
at It's highest-And we're doing !, y
such a way az 10 save patrons NAM ~
lsrs-We're selling goods at prirrSs W., w..
make buying irresistible.We'n com.
pe.'e n%a, ~ mra, goods Tia.
a NY, "o, oarrn ,nndo ~, so,u how-We
WIZ "orN"W! will ha,,a u 1he season 10
Mao.u 70 rr;coo nrha.r3 .af'a OH our
,,o,"n. w,li h"ln ~ ,nono ~ !eF equal
va'u. ara "t ~, "U'o tncm-Iheyll
l,,t II, npp.ee!a.e genuine
oatsntI rs ,n,a n" ,ass .ne' r. usnM pre- Is aa
Huj.,' ~. XIII ,hn;r wv snouiu DC very
puo' av' m" vail E1 o ,,Su.ar pi'ce Will 10
ny ~ = ,;fot;na wv, an oppO'.
. uu,aa ~ mrtass vn',ro h liz IN afford 10
;nta,as,s"W vii no. nni, ~ your own
ahia oooJsNn"n an,;r oa'y onef aeason.
ap' bs,oroJ N No ssma BLOCK Will DO
ssnon, IL LIE naI Every
ouput.o r%emn,nuni uca holIlns Is eI.
c rodnc,ion IN nr;cos ~; uiIay this
ssa ~. "rd nnrtiupaa Seo m''t w inaugu.
nMinIM INV vii Ion" IL .or Two weeks
~. oNs w ienIolhoered In
iu .oost ..d,ni;c, sa,o e sie"lest and
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c.t!I, you I'M souf f'cK-H you
muI' 80 ,o'1,r b.;aI,. an u our Stock, DO
VIII 10 .o,u"! u.'sn. "no cary.
ino1ALAiENIC0.
tnersI w nve.y "mes mere thia week
~ e'e'y tn nose hcalth.giv.
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VIA ~ NJ. MI 10 o@a,a .n" ~ ss,! regularly at
S,.oo WI oo onlieu ~ oniy 90 each
hei'empcr we have ,nem 10 nj any bed
anu sua mor ~ nG Ian hIs ~ sas-ihey'N
sooue you pay uouo'e u reduction
pIleu '"i. even III he,e ~nefe goods are
nmSyn ey,.e so9as you can't
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passohS NV" meIi tne nature OF our
Htea' sa.es' ihey 10 genuine every
Inomn 10y I1mays siye US an in.
cfraseu Tue goods We
Iaeaos o,I .ha esan W enery house.
Aeepet "hu wy piiosh w onef them at
CANNOT w mc, ~ u dealer: We
!hahe ieu Wah " haks business,
.i'as o u.iJ pe,ie'e ~ WORKING all tho
year iounuIA NV ID seillnG goods all the
year We want 10 DO as busy in
July as v Q were IN We want 10
De puey.
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MARTINS FERRY.
Personal and Industrial Mcntlon-polsce

Personal and Industrial Mentlon-Police
Change, Funerals, etc.
Mrs. James Lewis Is visiting her parents In
Kansas.
The Laughlln mill is running full with good
prospects.
Mrs. J. D. Gillespie has returned from allie.
yheny Springs. Pa.
The new boilers at the .I.tra mill will be tried
To-day or to morrow.
Mr. Harry Jonca has returned from Boston,
where he attended the c%ncampment.
nj. and Mrs. John A,ttuger buried u little
child IN Eiverview cemetery yesterday.
The blast furnace, which has been idle for
several weeks on account Of repairs. will resume
this week.
The safes for the Mayors office and Water
Works office were moved into the new Offices
yesterday.
The work Of laying friedrich on Fourth street
VIII be commenced hi, morning, the weather
permitting.
Mr.. $: G. ". Morrison aud son, Paul, and
Mrs griffith anu Carl Lash have returned from
a Pleasan! visit at Milwaukee.
For Rent-The s.o,eroom on Hanover street.
one door east Of L. e. Royd's shine store. Posses.
sion given octyberl. Inquire Of Z. {. Boyd.
Fritz Och has been appointed q policeman In
the FIRST ward to succeed Eugene nIauchard, re-.
signed. The latter Will take Il position nj the
blast furnace.
Work has been commenced on the Wheeling
d Lake Erie passenger depot at Wnrrcgton.
Good progress Is being made on the Martins
Ferry extension.
Andy McC0nlec. charged with assault md bu;.
Iery BY Edward Shrodcs. was lricA By Mayor
Thco. Keller last evening md bound ever TO
court In tho Run Of SlOU. w."
For snle-A two.story frame house, six rooms
and store room, with fixtures. between Elson
u IlEN WnlKE AMI | uIphllH Will
Bile. Address Thomas Mullaney, box 81.
Mr.. James y. Patterson, OK no,t,nss,cr n,
Martins Ferry, who recently purchased Thorn.
gates hardware store, took charge Yesterday,
Mr Patterson Is full OF business, IS very popular.
; The funeral OF Mrs. Thomas Murdoch from The
family residence near Pleasant Grove. yesterday,
was largely attended. Mrs. Murlock was "A
years old and Was an aunt OF Internal Revenue
Collector s. +. Dean.
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4 full limo Of Scrgss, l'rape UEtcs
and C~heyiots, just suited for the hot
weather, which will be made up first.
class at reasonable prices.
In Stock-A large liue Of Oyersizcs In
French Flannel Shirts, neck 90, body
50. For comfort and durability, wear
our celebrated FAST black and col0red
lose. C. HESS Il SONS,
1891 l. 1898 Market Street,
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If You cuunat see and need spcctacles
you should chi! on ue and iavey our Eyes
tested without charge. We have The
finest Instruments and more experience
than any other Uptician In the state,
and guarantee satisfaction or money re-.
funded. JACOB W. GRUuB,
Jcwelcr and Optician,
Cor. Twelfth and Market Streets.
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TIE COMING STATE FAIR.

Tho swlno Department to be Better thnn
ever Before.
In the coming West Virginia State
Fair the swine department will be
again under the supervision OF Measrs.
G. S. Terrill snd George Bowers. Mr..
Tcrfill is one ofthe foremost farmers in
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Auguet 2ist to 3tst inclusive, Balti.
more ( Ohio trains will leave Wheeling
daily except Sunday for Moundsville
camp station OF 600 and 500 a. IN. and
loo and 0:l0 p. IN. Returning will leave
camp station Mt $3.50 a. m. 1905, 1920
and 1000 p. NJ. Sundays August o4!h
and 3lst, one train will leave Wheeling
for the camp station at $50 n. m,
promptly. Returning will leave camp
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The burnt Jefferson Iron Works will
be rebuilt, according to the Steubenvilie
Gaelic, and If the engines arc in shape
to repair one nail factory can be started
within q month, This factory has 81
machines in it, which, with the 70
machines in the factory that was burned,
made a total OF 100 that the company
operated. :
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In Suulro Dayls's Court,

Mrs. Margaret Gardner, colored, was
given u hearing before Squire Davis yes.
terday on a peace warrant, and was
fined s. and costs and required to give
bond in the sum ois5O 10 keepthe peace.
Lucy Piper, colored, was also required
to give $50 bond to keep the peace.
Joseph Ward, Of the Island, was fined
s. and costs for assault and battery.
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pysontery, Dlnrrhwa and bloody F1ux.

Dysontcry, DinrthWa and liloudy Flux.
No n need fear any serious conse-
quences from these discascuii Chamber.
lain's Collie, Cholera and Diarrhra Rem
edy is uaed promptly ns directed. 1t can
always no depended upon, and when 70.
duced with water is pleasant to take. 1t
has been in use Tor over eighteen years
and has proved itself to be a certain cure
for these d~iseas.S, even when in their
worst forms. 1t saves the lives of many
children each year and is equally effect
ual for adults. For sale ut % and so
cents per bottle by ". W. Irwin, C1as.
R: Goetze, John Klari, G. schnepi and
W. y. Williams. E DIV .
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Picnic

Cresap's Old Groye--twenty miles
down the river-is tho most desirable
Tor picnic parties. Cheap excursion
rates will DO made. Dates and rates can
be obtained on application to J.G. Tom
linson, agent Ohio River Railroad Com
pany, Wheeling, W. Va
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al

WASHINGTON, D. G., August 19.-For
West Virginia, light rains, northwesterly
winds, generally cooler.
For Western Pennsylvania and Ohio,
showers, followed by clearing, slightly
cooler weather, except on the lakes, sta
tionary temperature; southwesterly
winds.
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The bond Of Murray Bros, Of Bellaire,
contractors for the new county jail, fol
the faithful performance OF the contract
was filed in the office OF the County
Commissioners yesterday. 1t is in the
sum OF S3l,745, and the sureties arc
Christ Bippus and Jacob Heatherlsgton,
Of Epllcifa,
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Dry Goods.

Of cotton goods are sca1cc, and all descriniInns
ne firm In prices. The continued activity in
!oobiug circles leads to expectations OF a more
&C i've market In the near future. but tho driiy.
~ YET 70 Dc made on orders viii satisfy many
some anxiety lest the labor troubles NAV de-.
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Held fur Enttrt.

Ella Stewart was a~rraigued before
Squire Arklc yesterday on q charge Of
stealing 81 so from "Pugcy" Francis,
and was required TO give 500 bond for
her appearance ut the Circuit Court.
On the charge OF ausault on Francis she
vas dismissed, and he was mulctcd for
the costs.
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Tearing tho House Away.

Tho work Of tearing down the old
house Just north OF Market alley, from
Main street to the river, to make way
for the approach to the new bridge to
the Island, has begun. The electric
light wire was strung across the river
Yesterday. ~.
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SenuN

OF health and strength renewed and Of
ease and comfort follows the use of
Syrup Of Figs, as it acts in harmony with
nature to efiectually cleanse the system
when costivc or bilious. For sale in SOC
and 81 90 bottles by all leading druggists.
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milwaukee, Bottled Ileer.

Pabst Brewing Company, formerly Phi.
Best Brewing Company, Milwaukee Bot.
tied Beer, Export, Bohemian, Select
and Hofbraeu brands. H. L. Wheat,
agent, 1915 Main street. Telephone 5SS,
Family trade solicited. MYERS
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1.-THE Ladies' Yic!or'' has arrived, and
We will open Ii echool. Ladies' Class
now forming. Call and Join. All vel.
come. EpW. L. Ross..S e.
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EXCURSIONS TuTuE SOUTHWEST.

Reduced Eatcs to st. Joseph, NO via tho
Pcrns, lynula Limos.
For the National Eucaupment OF Sons
Of Veterans Mt St. Joscph, Mo-, August
$3.50, round trip tickets will be sold at
reduced rates via the Pennsylvania on
august y, 2 and 26, good returning