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The morning call., 1892-09-04
:. ALAMEDA real ESTATE.


!: q TP00 2STORY: 8 ROOMS: ALL MODERN:
I'd tOO0. improvements; lot 5ox 1915.
St2O0ECottage 2 rooms; elegant, homes corner
..:s9DQo-2-story house; 10 rooms; lot 5Ox2O7 IS ::
north side central ave. send for particulars,
lb,00o--2-story; IA rooms; all Tern Improve:
mentS; Central ave-: send for part cuiars
"A large lpe OF lots = 450 to $4,000. r. d. j UDDt
1413'ParS St; Alameda. SEA 1t
G50 Cash: $50 MONTHLY: HOUSE ROOMS;
. I'D ~ lot 30xl00; good location; price $1,000.
JOHN HALL, 2405 Eneinai ave-, Alameda. sd st
M UsT BE. SOLD, CORN Err LOT: 75xI6O.
NI house OF 2. rooms, bath, hne stable. price is
$4,000 under realvalue: cheap house and lots fer
sale easy terms: large list of San Franchises
. and Oakland property to eIchangefor Alameda ana
outside lands M KS. 1. II. CHANDLER. 1929 PARK
St, Masonic building. Alameda. au27 tt i
: GE00rDowN: AND EASY .INSTAILNENTs
+. u 4 w VIII buy good cottage Of 8 rooms bath
complete in all respect; street work done; spleen
did offering for few days only. j. s. .HANLEY q
Co, 1881 PARK ST.. Alameda. au27tf :.
y s675O; new modern 2-story house: rooms
and BATH; speaking tubes clothes chute electric.
bells: stationary washtubs; all rooms redwood fin
lshed; street M aeadamZed ana Cement sidewalks;
exceptionally. fine iefghborho0d; sunny side OF
street: near station; lot 50xl5O $1,000 cash. bali
anee 500 per month. Apply TO H. r MOREAL,
l43E Park st.Alameda iy27tf
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS .TIFs

md :ontfin one of. our Real Estate Rec
:rr5 witch: Coptains a: LIST :of properties for
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-:I:5: am FINE HOUSE ON POST ST.
= y .NAiO.; within TO minutes walk of Kearny
E - ro0nls. and bath: well rented; lot 25xls7 g.
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=: nan. HAYES-ST PROPERTY: STORE
IS r,Jns anG bath lot - IS I20 Is rear Street:
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S1700 eSSlG s oaSs house Of ZEE Foos
and bah in each; rents $50 per month; lot 3ox75;
always rented
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~ H5a "a ONE OF THE. NEATEST- COT
~ ICES ithe AIJSslan.;: Contains 6rooms
t rain. has *wlnd0wS $. aud. an moderh convent
s,- II ct 251 I0 81; elise 10 -ca.tle-ears
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.PIYERs BROS. ALONG.
EEHL ESTATE AGENTS. AMI. AUCTIoSEERs,
. ,HoUsEBRoKER A&D RENT COLLECTORS.
% MONTGOMERY ST
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-. sra .TF.. AGENTS. RENT COLLECTORS
IL = - a Nd a UCTIoN EERS. -:
L. NoIt9oni ery:st.. S F. =.
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E{N The INSTAILMENTt PIAN-::' SMAII.CASH
~ :ldl aaent; balance payable rent several ele-
GAM aew b4y-win dow COTTAGES; good loeat ION: con
--yealeut TO 3 Hines OF cahle-roads: contains
porc6la4n>bat tuhS:. stat onary washstands;
G4u lie gas fixtures brick foundations: stone
= sand bulkhe 4 and all IN odern improv enents;
:r.5s 16X 100 each.
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G9eQ0 PARK LANE TRACT: COR. MER-
u -pN'V. Titt.and Hattie SITS few steps from.
the lShst. electric road iieAy 2-stofy house; nat
OF 5rooms and bath above; unfinished store below
70 by~S1 and 90; buy this; IL Will rapidly en-
nance in value.
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QElE0 S2625 CASH; THIS is A BARGAIN;
/ ID IH9V. modern history bay window Residence
OF rooms bath. etc brick foundation: lot 26 9x
lc0 Green ST.. ilT. Laguna: choice surroundings.
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G600O MANA ST. M. 9TH; FRONT
u OO!fU. HOUSE. of rooms and rear house OF
Tnnltls. Lot % va
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Ito S00 FINE. INVESTMENT. ON. OAK.
= i - ONOi. st.. :. close to Market: running
- n 20 rear stteet: bonse:.ln. flats OF ; and
.lS*aud- bath; and flats In rear of. a and 5
j. '!asS .b2y-w19dow.; brick foundation; rents
{5l- 5Op6E allisunL; lot 27.6GI 20. =.
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QEIEQ JACKSON ST, Mr.. BAKER-COZy
. II OLOU. home: neat bag window cottage or
rooms; BATH. basement and iauuury; street in bitu
minous rock; lot 25xl2 81 g:
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hi a nm FINE. PIECE OF PROPERTY ON
= r.U;UUV. Eilis 81, which, With a small ex-
ID lure. Would casa ~ bring I'M SIo0 per month
fase relrts So Ier month"; this property must be
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a. EGN sREN5FS- $3.50 PER. ANNUhd: 3 ELE.
ltO: CANT new fats ;-brIeE foundations etc !;
=. 6Nll0. en- Colngw God ST. near 10 th only
ar6. ockIrom cas- .ro;st cable fine investment
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81. ,)-.NG0:: ELFGANr BUSINESS CORNER
Z L. .UbO. on tourth ST; 3 houses Ia stores
i. L4lenents; renting for Sl044 per annumi lot
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TROY 81 McNALLY.
i REAL ESTATE AGENTS,
$50 MARKET ST.

G0QSA GREAT SACRIFICE. 3 RooMED
u ZCOO. cottage on north iine OF 18TH ST., near
Guerrerol this is a steal
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.
O'FARRELL u CO.,
REAL ESTATE AGENTS & RENT COLLECTORS
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: q > kO0 NICE COTTAGE OF 5 ROOMS AND
q OOOp. BATH; well and Windmill los. 37;6x
ia; well supplies severa houses N the neighbour
hood good location on -29t St. near several lines
OF Eahls Rods.
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. c. 9EO0 A BARGAIN. RICHM0ND;% NICE
. Il 'loNU. new Day-window cottage of 5 rooms
I'D. BATH: brick foundations all medern. improve
EIeHtS; driveway and -plenty OF room fer stable;
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GH000. OFFER WANTED; 1917 HAIGHT
VCVpO. ST., near Baker; house of 10 rooms
ana bath modeIn; built one and a half years; see
THIS TROY q hCNALLY, $50 Market se4 SuTu
G1I GOO. GREAT BIGBARGAIN. ON LEAv
tica1ars OF TROY McNAlLY, sole agents $50
Metkel 81 au2l SuTh II
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of1E0 COMMANDS AN ELEG Ant .UNoB-
tNOISN. STRUGGLED. marine view; comfortable
,--stcfy'- oUse or ID rooms aad bath; NICE lawn
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G1 000 BEAUTIFUL BUILDING LOT;
tQI oVV. 26:sxll4; on Jersey ST., near Castro;
street work cOmplete; a decided bargain.
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Q0Qk0 RICHMOND HOME: NEw>CoTTAGE
spLOOO. of rooms: bath. bay-w intow,- etc
nicely furnisheds lot 25xl2O; only few steps from
the Point LoboS ave. eable=cars; we arrange
easy terms. I.
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= -EOn RENTS $3.50 PER ASNUM; , FINE
= l'OUU. new bay-w lndow fats OF sand rooms
1E bath brick foundations; stone walks, etc; lot
.5ES- rs; Eddy-St -.
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uOn00 NEAR 18TH. AND MARKET: Ew
= OGpV, cottage OF 4 rooms aud bath; stable /;
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-t* LQ0f-. NEAR HARRISON ST. Rem rs $576
I " peTSaunRsil; S-st6ry House Of ) rooms
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.C.QQr-O MUST. BE SOLD As TIE OWNER
4, - is -sirous Of leaving tho city mime
q ate "a nee fats N line OF electric road
Guerrero ST aud always rented; brick foRndatioas,
ets.. rents 1851 per annam; lot 36xll7 % TO. an
alley.
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CLASSIFIED Advertisements Conhnae7 on tas
Sixth Page.
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CQl00 ELEGANT NEW 2-STORY AND FIN
STJ0t(b. isaed basement ba Y-wtndow resid ence
Cl:lq rooms and BATH laundry brick f0uudaI 0ns
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@ fN0O A BARGAIN: RENTS 1854 PER
4 ICUU. aanum: Substantial fats OF Shot
W ~ St street accepted bY the city lot 3Qxl20
r--1nt l0r. more buildings. s+.-
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G1zS0 .RENTs s35@ PER, MONTH: HOUSE
\ i AOV. offs rooms and batn; suitable for =
fats; l0t24 >Sxs0. Miana ST. - 49,
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.cIe EOA RENTS sI5S6. PER ANNUM AND
= U.cOO. never. vacant; near Valencia ard
MarEet SIS and convenient 10 lines o. cable roads.
hne new fats of ! rooms each: brlek foundations
ana All i10deTa improvements; Let . :ox35-
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n oYERNMENT LANDS,
u FOR HOME OR INVESTMENTS
: : IN CALIFORNIA
Finest level farming lands.
Rich black soil, ready to pIow
Large fine valley railroad throughts.
Water bitches now building -
Mild climate. free fuel, cheap lumber.
Work at good wages there now.
Land can be taken without residence.
Send 4e stamp for full information to F. W.
LAKE 8 Flood building San Francisco Cal apl 4 IL
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8000 AGs5 aa,sHF 95s 65dE ioaaa
-t{0u: laundry; stone walks fine view: lot 20 5x
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COUNTRY REAL ESTATE.

MY THOROUGH PERSONAL KNowLEDGE o E.
1H the entire country ana each Gfthe hundreds
or ranches of every description / have for sale
andexchange insures to my customers not only re-
liable ana valuable advice aud very largest list to-
select from, but also complete and trustw orthy de-
scrptions:you should keep In mind that my 1SyearS
OF solid experience travelling with horse and buggy
at inspecting and appraising nearly every ranch
property .oI The Paeiic Coast has made ne-fot only
an expert Judge of land location climate and.
values but you'll mud my advice invaluable; no
heresay no heory nor guesswork about my descFlp
tions foE am personally acquainted with each b
the hundreds of properties represent; dom pur-
chase OF. exchange anywhere until you have seen
me- for can surely save you money and valuable
time: too large list for publication. Nd.
Francisco SCI SuTh 2t
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Go9O0 22D ST, NEAR EUREKA: HAND
SDOoCO SOME, new bay window cottage of 5
large, sunny rooms, bath aud high basement; every
thing hrst-class; must be seen to bq appreciated !;
lot 25xllO; easy terms II desired,
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TRANSPORTATION.

Nearly all OF the traffic associations
have granted reduced fares on the rail-
roads. The rate will be full fare going
to Buffalo, and one third fare return
ing, upon the certificate plan. Some
roads may grant one fare for the round
trip.
Railroad tickets will DO sold on the
certificate plan, us in use on most OF
the railroads. The passenger pays full
fare in going to the meeting, and Sc
cures certificate Tor receipt therefor
from the ticket agent, by request, at
the time OF purchase, aud this certiti-
cate Tor receipt, when countersigned
by the proper official at the meeting,
becomes authority for sale OF areturn
ticket over the same road, between
same points, at one-third fare, thus
making one fare and third for the
round trip. Where the journey is
made over more than one line. 1t is fire.
quently necessary for the passenger to
purchase o separate local ticket, and
procure certificate thereof for each OF
the lines over which he travels in 60
ing to the meeting, as many OF these
lines do not honor the certificate OF any
other line. Passengers should there
fore ascertain from the ticket agent
what portion OF their journey can be
covered by the certificate procurable OF
him, and purchase tickets and secure
certificates filled in accordingly.
Failure to procure or present certif-
cate invalidates any claim for reduction
in return fare.
The tickets purchased for going pas
sage may be either unlimited or limited,
according to rate paid or regulations IN
effect on tho line over which it reads;
but the return tickets sold al the re-
duced fare will, in all casos, be limited
10 continuous passage.
Certificates will not be honored for
return tickets at reduced rates unless
presented within three days after the
adjournment of the meeting Sunday
not being accounted day., nor will
certificates be honored in cases where
going tickets were purchased more than
three days prior to the commencement
OF the meeting.
Besure that you got a special certih-
cate from the local agent from whom
YOU purchase your ticket TO Buffalo.
This certificate must DO produced ut
Buffalo and signed by A. B. Humphrey,
secretary OF tho National League, to en-
title the holder to the return rate OF one
third the regular fare over such roads
as grant it.
Tho National League secretary or his
assistant will be found ut league head
quarters in the Iroquois Hotel, at But
falo.
There are eighteen hotels in Buffalo
Offering special rates Of from 81 90 per
day to 81 and upward.
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Chicago sribWne.
Old Moae Perdunu was ono Of those
periodical drunkRrds who can remain
sober for months At time, then go on
tremendous spree, stay drunk week,
sober up, and be an exemplary citizen
agaiu ior months.
A neighbor told old NOSES wife OF a
new preparation that could be used UNI
known to him und would etfectually kill
his appetite for liquor.
She procured it aud used it according
To directions.
Ono day, after period OF sobriety
extending over nearly six months, old
Nose went to town and got jug Of
whisky.
1t didn't taste right. 1t made him
sick. He put it in his wagon, climbed
in, and drove homo in q brown study,
He called his hired man and tried the
whisky on him.
The hired man said it was as good
stuff rs he ever tasted.
That settled it. He went into the
house with blood in his eye.
Jane" he said, you've been dosen'
a have Nose" answered his wife.
1--WE mixed Rybold's SAFE Antidote for
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BRAxToN REPUBLICANS

Nominate a County TIoIsOt-speoches by
Hon. It. E. Davis aud G. W. Atkinson.
Special Corre,tond.nce Of The Iateigenesr
SuTToS, W. VA, Sept. 3.-This was a
great day for the Republicans in Brax-
ton county. They met in mass conven.
ton for the purpose OF nominating a
county ticket, which brought to Sutton
largo number OF Republicans, as well
as quite sprinkling of F. N. B. A. and
Democrats. 1t was also advertised that
Hon. I. L. Davis and Hon. g. W. At
kinson would BIO hore. The convention
nominated the candidates heretofore
nominated by the +. NJ. B. A., including
the candidates for the house OF dele
gates in the delegate district composed
OF Braxton and CLAY counties. The
ticket is composed of good and popular
men.
After the convention was over, Hon.
T. Z. Davis was introduced, and in q
short but effective address, he showed
up the extravagant and reckless mis-.
management OF the state finances and
expenditures of the public money in a
light that made the people open their
eyes and look seriously toward their
tax bills as we'll as pocketbooks. He
backed ali his assertions by figures
taken from the record, and compared
them with the management and expen-
ditures OF the Republicans-which
showed largely to the credit OF the
Republican party.
Mr.. Davis made an exceptionally fine
impression. His genial nature and IA
miliarity with the masses is such that
he makes everybody feel good, with
whom he comes in contact. He made
the impression that competent bust
ness man can make.
Hon. &. w. Atkinson delivered a
masterful address on the issues OF the
day, both state and national. He
showed up the Democratic state admin
istration in its true light and to its
detriment His speech on the tariff,
was splendid one. He dealt in facts and
figures; showed up the whole history
OF tariff legislation from Washington
down and its bearings on the prosperity
of the country in the periods Of high
tariff, and the depression in the periods
OF low tariff, and by statistics proved
the great prosperity Of the country at
the present. He showed that all arti-
Giles OF merchandise are cheaper now
than when the Mckinley law was
passed, excepting the one item OF pearl
buttons" and that all farm products are
higher. He called upon any person
present to refute it, but no Democrat
was present who would say no.
He exploded Senator Faulkner's
''foace" bill and "Nigger" supremacy
bugaboo in a way that created a great
amount OF merriment and applause.
Mr.. Atkinson's speech was listened to
with marked attention throughout by
Democrats as well as Republicans.
There was quite sprinkling of ladies
in the audience, who seemed to enjoy
the proceedings.
Both speakers were frequently and
loudly applauded, and all seemed well
pleased and satisfied that much good
had been accomplished. The Burns
vile band furnished excellent music for
the occasion.
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$1,000 Month for All Diseases
A TYPICAL CASE.

The Many Distressing symptoms Which
Follow Neglected Catarrl, Together with
Striking Example of the Efficacy of the
Treatment of Drs. Copeland and Davis.
Mr.. William NJ. West, of Don p. o., Ohio, who
is well known In all the surrounding counties.
make, the following statement in grateful APP
probation of the kind and conscientious treat
meut received at tho Copeland Medical lnssi-
tute:
81 have been troubled for number Of years
with pains In my head, over my eyes the top Of
the head aud In the temples Ny bead ached
almost all the time; my nose would stop up,
first one side and then the other; there was q
continual discharge from my nose, also a con-
slant dropping OF mucous into the throat was
kept busy hawking and splitting to keep my
throat clear. My throat was dry, sore and irri'
tAted. / was short Of breath and had severe
pains in my chest and under shoulder blades.
Il felt nervous and depressed, ! had frequent
and severe dizzy spells, also ringing noises in
my ears. Ny stomach was affected. had no
appetite; and after eating felt heavy and blOated
was restless at night and would get up in the
morning feeling tired and worn out lost
flesh and strength The catArrh-ior 1t was ca
pletely run down. TdoCtored considerably and
used various patent medicines, but all TO no
avail.
"under the treatment OF Drs Copeland and
Davis my improvement has been entirely salts
factory. nv head and throat are clear, my
stomach all right, sleep we'll feel refreshed
and strong: In fact, ! feel hrstclass. heartily
recommend their treatment 10 those suffering
with any chronic disease"
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GATARRH OR TIE STOMACH
Poor Appetite, with Violent Pains aud
Nausea After Eating.
"A Case That is of Interest to Every
Ono Who sufrors from Indigestion.
Terrible Suffering Night aud Day.

Do you eat wellP
Ifso, you enjoy one OF tho great blessings OF
life
But how many people ore there who never
know what it is to enjoy meal2 The more the
taste is pandcred to the less the appetite mani
tests itself Instead, perhaps, there is decided
revuslon, aud the food that one must cat to
keep the body alive is forced into an unwilling
stomach. only to cause intense pain and sick.
ening nausea
Why is this? Did you ever stop to consider
the reaSonl Drs, Copeland and Davis have rom
time TO time In these columns endeaYored 70
point out the cause OF dyspepsia or dIIoFdered
digestion, and that their explanation Ii the cor
rect one Is evidenced By the many cures their
method Of treatment reproducing every day.
Psychology teaches that the numerous glandS
Of the stomach throw out during the twenty,
four hours fourteen pints Of gastric juice almost
TWO GallonS-with which 70 digest the food we
eat, In chronic eAtarrh Of the stomach. the mU:
cOlis lining OF which Is continuous with that oil
the nose aud throat. the secrettnE glnnds pc,
come diseased aud deprnved and do not iulhll
their proper functions, hence tue food lies heavy
In the stomach and iermeutS instead OF being di'
gested. Foul gases arise therefor. which dis
tend the stomach, causing weight, tlghtness
ilAtulenCe, blodting and discomfort The heart
and lungs are encroached upon by the diaphragm
which lmpedes their natural action, hence
we have fiuttering OF palpltatior, and in conse'
quence OF disturbed circulation and respiration,
GOODNESS OF extremitieS, depression OF spirits
(nervousnessl, feeble pulse, dizziness, shortnosS
Of breath, hot and cold flashes, etc, etc
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psn.inn. 70 We.t YlrrInians.

Special DispdtchtO he EntetliGencer.
WASHINGTON, D. G., Sept. 5.-0riginal
William Shannon, John T. Craig, AL
bert Lozier, Perry Mcmahon, Parker
Mays, Benjamin F. Sewers, Robert R
Spiker, Zachariah Feather, Calvin Mil
Ter, Ezra F. Davis, Edmund G. Reed
Thomas G. Butt.
Additional-Joseph Morris, Nathan
snodgrass, Calvin B. Martin, William
E. Mick.
Increase William Gauder, o. W
Martin, Charles Fortune, Silas Ash
Alexander Summers, Benjamin f. Rob
inson, Elmore 0'Brien, David Baldwin
Harvey Drake.
Original Widows, &c.-Mary ]. Gal
lagher. Eveline Dean, Lucindi Phillippi
Miranda Clark, Mary F. Webb.
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CHICAGO, Sept Seattle receipts $4,000 head;
shipments 5000 head: native and westerns l0a
SOC lower; Texas steady; best natives s. 0OG5 40;
Others 50 OOaS 90: Texans 81 75a3 %; rangers
50 4Oa4 Is; COWS 81 l0a2 TO- Hogs, receipts 25 OOQ
head; shipments zoo head: market weak and
steady; sGips aud rough 81 SOa4 90: packers and
mixed IS l6a5 3O prime hoavy weights s. I0a
co; light 81 50aj 20. Sheep, receipts 600 head;
shipments 10000 head: market steady; wethers
81 2juo l2; westerns s. 75a4 30; fed Texans 81 W
al IS; lambs So bOa5 10
EAsr LInEETY, PA. Sept 5.-Cattlc, receipts
5000 head; shipments 1866 head; market strong
and shade higher than last week on export
grades; common and medium slow at about last
ments 800 head; market active; corn fed s. u
rs 30; RraSseIS s. 60ai So Sheep, receipts 4,S00
head shipments / 400 head; market steady al
last weeks prices.
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the Whisky Habit in your coffee every
day for the last Jour months" ,il.
"Who told you ! wanted to be broke
OF tho whisky habit"
Never mind who told me. Has it
Cured me? Great Scott, yosl It's
it's ruined mo, Jane"
he won't out to tho wagon, brought
in the Jug OF whisky, set it on the
kitchen table, pointed a. it with a
trembling finger, and said brokenly:
Jane, why didn't you tell me about
it when started to town this mornin' ?
Look ut that Jug O. whisky, will you?
Thore's a dollar m a half gone foreyerl"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-09-06

The fact that Ministers, Professors,
High School Teachers, Physicians and
Hospital Superintendent endorse and
recommend for stimulant, Klein's Sill
yer Age and Duquesne Rye Whiskies, is
IN assurance that no other WHISTLES are
their equals. Send for price list OF all
kinds OF liquors to Max Klein, Ale
gheny, Pa.
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wheeling Bridge & Terminal Ry
Time Table No. 8. TO take effect 1901 q IN,
July "a 1892

Time Table No, ., % take eject I2:UI a m,
July "a, 1892
Leave wheellng-t5:5O t7:l5t7:SO. $500, 1880
1915, $1,000, eli:O0 a. M, tl2:0l, @12:l0 400,
$500, 800 1880 $500, "i:5'.'6iOo, tT;lS T:Oo
Leave PeninsulR-t5:56,t7:21 t7.8s, aSOO. 1888,
1881, el00s, sll:0s a. m, tl2;07. 712;lS, 81 0S
I2:Cs e5:0s, 1856, S4OS 1906 S6:Os, tT;2l i7:Os
ls:O8, 1885 y. IN.
Leave W. & L, Z Junction-;5:57 tG;Os, 1852,
tlO:l2 a. m. st:52 Is "a t6:45 1921, tiO!42 p IN.
Leave LaughIn's Mill-s5:9O y. IN.
Leave De Hass Crossing-t7:5j, f9;2S a. m,
ELY, e3s27. $3.50 p. m.
Leave Martins Ferry-;6:o3, t6:l4 $500. 1858,
s9:GO, "lO:8D. ti0Is. 1880 T. m, 1880 1880
1880. $3.50. 1850 s4:5S t5:35 sj;3j, $780, t5:52
1850. 1889, tl0:4s p IN.
fDaiiy except sunday sDally lsundAys onlv.
All trains will run on Eastern Time. Clock In
the Telegraph oflico al wheeling, Is tho Stand.
JE TAUssIG, Superintendent
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THos. E. Craig, editor and publisher
of the New Haven (Mo.) Notes, says: "I
have used Chamberlain's Collie, Cholera
and DiarrhGa Remedy with great salts
faction forthe ailments Of my children"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-09-06

OLD houses are frequently infested
with reaches and bed bugs, Bugine will
destroy them etfectually. % cents.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-09-06
D&W

When Baby was sick, we gave her castorIa.
When shewas a Child, she cried for castOriA.
When shO became Miss, she chung to cassoria.
whsn she had Children, she gave them cautOria
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-09-06

BE sure you get the genuine Bastin's
Cough and Consumption Curefor coughs
and colds. 7.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-09-06
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