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The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1893-04-12

SmugRler Mclean from whom the officers
tried to obtain information regarding the
con :rabard steamer.
Shortly after shis trouble among the Reed
gang Special Agent of the Treasury Evans
stated that he had had evidence that Reed
was in San Francisco and believed him 10
be in Mexico
Mr.. Evans when seen by q reporter stated
that he had number Of persons under sus-
picion In Vancouver and Victoria. also
Portland.
Trunks of opium have to my knowl-
edge been sent to places as near as Oakland
and San jose"
Mr.. Evans then looked over his papers
and named a number of persons in the
Northwest, some of whom are In business
in Victoria and Vancouver.
The story of the Reed gang gives a slight
idea Of how smuggers operate in the north,
can. quarrel among themselves and make
sensation enough to attract an army with
out drawing the notice of the employees of
the United States Government there.
That Mr. Noyes' recent Investigations
and exposes will do a world of good is a
foregOne conclusion,
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potent for number of years in San Fran
cisco. Here, fortunately. they do not have
1t all their own way. but the people will
have to exert The greatest vigilance TO over
come the influence and wiles of the Ken
lucky corporation. Unfortunately, only
one of the three Los Angeles papers an
pears to be in a position to tell the truth
fearlessly in regard to this question. On
the other hand. it is encouraging TO note
that the Chamber OF Commerce. in spite of
pressure which has been brought TO bear
upon it, has taken a firm stand for the
peoples Side on the question.
HARRY ELLINGTON BROOK.
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Mrs. Ii Pc Tai,s Marriage Rite.

The widow of the late DR.. Ii Pc Tai
tripped into Judge Coffey's court yesterday
morning, becomingly dressed in the usual
flowing robes OF her race and sex.
She was called to testify TO the several
statutory facts required upon admission TO
probate of her husbands will.
When she got TO the matter of her mar
rage with the decedent she N ade the rather
astonishing statement that that highly i'm
portant ceremony had been performed BY
her mother, although The happy event took
place in this city.
The will was not admitted to probate
Judge Coffey desiring TO ponder the matter
for few days
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PACIFIC COAST STEAMSHIP GO.

DISPATCH STEAMERS FROM SAN c,sr
March 81, April and May 10, 80 June T. II, 8, y.
For British Columbia ana Puget SQUAD ports
Mar "a 81, April o. and every Il tn day ther eater.
FOR Eurek a, Humboldt Bay, Wednesdays a NJ.
For Newport. Los Angeles and all way ports
every fourth and fifth day, s A n.
For san Diego. stopping only at Port Hartford.
Santa Barbara Redondo and san Pedro (Los An
6elesl. every fourth and NTH day, at II a
For ports IN Mexico frs OF each month.
Ticket Oice-Paiaee n otel 4 New Montgomery ST.
GOODALL, PERKINS a co, General \ gents,
If 10 Markets ST San Franc SEQ
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AN ELECTRIC SHOCK.
The Companies Which Furnish Light
Must Also Furnish Statements

Must Also Furnish Statements.
The members OF the Board of Super
visors are just now going around with their
tongues stuck in their cheeks, IL not with q
chip on their shoulder.
On Monday night they passed a resolu-
ton putting the electric-light companies on
the same plane as the gas and water COM
paBies. that is to say establishing the fact
that the city is entitled to IL schedule OF
rates.
This measure affects not only the city,
but private consumers of electricity, some
of whom think that it is poor rule that
won't work both ways.
The Spring Valley Water Company is
just now IN the thr0es of an ordeal and the
turn of electricity is coming.
There are, it is admitted, two or three, or
possibly more, electrie-llght mpanies, but
the Supervisors have somehow acquired the
idea that an accounting of rates and ex-
penses will not be out of order As the
city is a large consumer OF electricity, as it
is of water. it is claimed that turn and
turn about is fair play" and fair plays
jewel"
Supervisor Day smiled suggestively when
asked what the demand on the electric
light companies meant. 1T is merely in
the same line as the gas or water matter"
he said. I'VE have merely asked them to
make return before May 10 of the data
necessary to enable us to arrive at con-
clusion as TO the proper charges for electric
lights. Our right to 90 this Is undoubted."
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SAN FRANCISCO WINS.
The Regular Monthly Drawing of the
Louisiana Lottery.

The regular monthly drawing of the
Louisiana State lottery took place at New
Orleans yesterday. Prizes were drawn as
follows: No. Al. 206 drew the capital prize,
sold in San Francisco, California. Evans
vile, Indiana, Houston, Texas. Boston,
Massachusetts, and MiIbank. South Dakota
No. S5,757 drew the second capital prize, sold
in Washington, D. c., and Key West,
Florida; No. 946 29 drew the third CAPITAL
prize, sold in San francisco. California; No.
4779 drew the fourth capital prize; Nos.
2,681 and 70, 131 each drew $500; Nos. 49,
$50. 49, 966, 2, 40 90, 48l and 74,O14 each drew
$1,000; Nos. 5000. 1916. 1875. 2O,9I7. %, ISL,
22.799. 3l,161. 1852, 43.4lO. 5ls802, 1920,
g. $50, Ga 337. 81 596 "a 3Sl each drew $500.
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An Old-Timer Gone.

DR.. j. a. Green, ex-Controller of the
State, died of rheumatic govt at 40 Perry
street on Monday evening, aged Is years.
He was native Of New Jersey and an old
resident Of this city. He was a Republican
in politics, ana was elected on the sane
ticket with Governor Booth He was at
one time chairman of the Republican
County Committee and had for the last wear
or Two been notary public, doing business
on Montgomery street
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Original Little Louisiana Company.

No. Il, 2O6 wins Sl5.0O0. sold In San Fran
cisco, Cal; No. S5.757 wins $4,000, sold in
San Francisco; No. 81, 629 wins $1,000, sold
in Galveston. Tex; No. 4779 wins $1,000.
sold In Oakland. CAL; Nos. 9,13I and u, 6si
each win $500. sold in San Francisco, Cal. !:
Nos G9.4Sl, 74.0l4, 1861. q ,446 and IS, 632
each win $500. sold in San Franclsce, Cal,
and Oakland, Cal.
The prizes in this com Dauy have been COL
leeted for tho past six years by the differen.
banks and express companies throughout
the United STATES, which in Itself should
satisfy the public as to its honesty and in
tePrllX.
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OCEAN STEAMSHIPS.
PACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP co.

THR0UGH LINE TO NEW YORK. VIA PANAMA
i Steamers will sail at NOON the 5th. I'm
18th and 25th OF each month, calling at <Ef5yZ
NaTious perts OF Mexico aud Central America
Through line sailtngs-Aprii Is, SIS. City OF New
YORK: April IS, IS. COIinIa; May D. IS. City OF
Sydney.
NoTE-when the sailing day falls on Sunday
steamer will be dispatched the following Monday
WAY LINE TO MEXICAN AND CENTRAL
AMERICAN PORTS AND PANAMA
Steamers leave San Francisco the Sd
and 18th OF each month. calling at various Mexican
and Cen tTal American ports.
Way Line SaIlings-SS CITY of Panama, April ID.
IS. San Bias, May 5.
Japan NND CHINA IT@F.
FOR OKOHAMA AND HONGK NI,
Connecting at Yokohama with steamers for ShauZ-
lsi, ard at Hongkong for East Indies Straits, etc
Is. CITY OF Peking, thursday, AuriI H. at ?. n
SIS. China, Tuesday. April p, at p N.
IS. leru. Saturday, MAY u. at r.
rs. City Of Rio de fJaneiro. Thursday. June I.
St3P. N.
Roundtrip tickets TO Yokohama and return at rs-
duced rates.
For freight or passage apply at tile once corner
FIRST and Branuan streets.
lranth Oliiee-202 Front street.
ALEXANDER Gen FER, General Agent.
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LUCKY WINNERS.
Large Amounts Won in the Premium
Note Co. on Small Investments.

Note Co. on Small Investments.
The lucky numbers in the Premium Note
Company, as decided by the Louisiana
drawing yesterday, are as follows: No.
41.206, being the first capital prize, wins
$500, sold IN San Francisco; No. IS, 757,
being second capital prize wins $4,000, sold
in Montreal, Canada; No. 1859, third capi-
tai Or u, wins $1,000. sold In San Francisco /;
No. 4779, fourth capital prize. wins $1,000.
sold in salt Lake City. Prizes can be col
lected through any bank or express COM
pany in the United States, or same will be
paid promptly at any of the offices of the
Premium Note Company.
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FOR PORTLAND & ASTORIA, OREGON.

THE UNION PACIFIC SYSTEM 1z
L Ocean DivIson-and PACIFIC COAST ZfkHAS
STEAMSHIP COMPANY Will dispatch from Spear.
street wharf. at 10 A. the above ports one OF
II cir ] iron steamships. viz;
STATE OF CALIFURNIA-Jan p Feb 5, IL
Marc, ,. lS. 25. AnriI +, Is. 80
col uMBIA-Feb !. IS. rs, March Q. 81, April q
oRE6oN-Jan. % Feb 9. 81, March s. IT, 20.
Arm 10 -.
Connecting via Portland with the Union Pacific
md other diyerging lines Tor all points in Orego.
" Warrington, British Columbia, Alaska, Idaho
hontsna, Dakota, Utah, Wyoming Yellowstone
hare to Portland-Cabin. SIS; steerago, IS; rouad
utp, CABIN, $50.
Ticket ofhces-I Montgomery street aud Palace
j tteI, New Montgomery street.
Freight Office 700 California street.
SOCIAL. PERKINS i CO., Supl. Ocean Line
III ~ Market street San Eranrisnn
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1t is hard to believe that blooming fruit
tree is rarity anywhere in the United
States. but there are parts of Colorado
where such is the case, and Colorad0an
confesses to having driven forty-fve miles
down into New Mexico to see dwarf pears
In bloom. mo specially iaspirting sight
either to man acquainted with the apple
blossom and the glory of the peach
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EOYAL NAN STEAM PgGK.r Gl.

CLEANERS LEAVE ASPIS WALL -
- fortnghtIy for tbs West Indies aud ,Etty5S
southampton, calling route at Cherbo1--
lrsLce ana Plyni to land passengers
Through Bills OF Lading In connection with tns
Ticio Mall SIS Co. issued for freight aud treasure
10 direct pOrts In England aud Germany
Through tickets from San Francisco 10 Plymouth,
CheTi ourg. southampton. First-ciass Sl9j: thiri
elnss, s97 &C. FOR further particulars apply .
fAkROTr d Co.. tents. SO6 CaIftorLlA5+
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Forty years of unin-
terrupted and constantly
increasing success is the
record back of every
Singer Machine. The rigid
system of tests and inspec-
ton matured by this long
experience guarantees to
every purchaser a first
class modern sewing ma
chine, reliable under all
circumstances and abso-
lutely perfect in every de-
tail.
Eleven million Singer
Machines sold in the last
forty years, each one of
them carefully looked
after, and every purchaser
thoroughly instructed.
Tile past guarantees tie future.
THE SINGER MANIC. Co
Offices Everywhere.
San Francisco Office,
~ POST STREET.
fail 1y weFr&wy
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WHITE STAR LINE.
United States and Royal Mail Steamers
BETWEEN
New York, Queenstown q Liverpo 81,
SAILING EVERY WEEK

4 AlIN $50 AND UPWARD, ACCORD sr--u
- Ing to steamer and accomm Odatious So Essf62
ktted; second cabin $J5; Majestic aud TeutonIs.
tzU and $40. Steerage tickets from England. Irs-
nnd. Scotland Sweden Norway and Denmark.
Trough 10 oan Francisco at lowest rate5 TIckasS
Lhiling dates and cabin pa smaJ DO procur cd fro -
W. u. AVERY. Pacific sIatl Dock. At tho General
hotel q W kIETCHEb
age TuWeFrsu.: Geu. Ser. Tor Pa inc t:astr
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1893-04-12

huNbHhe > Ndiciheh haSuesla.
-Four hrst-prenium medals awarded. More agree
able to the taste and smaller dose than other mag
nesia For In bottles only with United states
Government registered label attached without
which none is genuine. At druggists and country
stores.
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Save Time! Save Health (!
Save Money!
TO EQUAL IT!

NOTHING TO Equal TT
81 have sold Simmons Liver Regulator for the
past six My customers pronounce It the best
ever used. One customer, whose health was In a
wretched condition from very bad and stubborn
case OF dyspepsia, used the Regulator and was en-
tirely cured am using IL myself for Torpid Liver
caused by close confinement. find nothing equal
1t and highly recommend its use."-C P. HIsEY
Druggist, Edinburg, Va.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
MISCELLANEOUS.
SIR. 'l'f'' i'rg. ..,.,, :,
% @s ssA REGULATOR
EFFEcTuAL spEC1EIC

For Constipation, Dyspepsia. Headache, Dizziness
Sour Stomach, bad taste In the mouth bilious at
tacks and despondency, all OF which are the Off
springs of 4 diseased liver.
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INTERNATIONAL F EHH k kEhp sSs, EA ~;
AorGh. HOTEL in San Frau
cisco. Rates II to 81 90 per day The house 81
Gently been Tenlodeled at an expense OF $J0.UJL
my6f NeFrMo KING. WARD Y CO, PrJprA
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SAN PEDRO PORT.
Secret of the Senatorial
Opposition.
HUNTINGToN's FRIEND FRYE.
How He Qualified Himself to Pass
Upon the Merits of the
Harbor.

Correspondents of THE MORNING CALL
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(srntaysl-s:OO ESQ A. n. IL ZOE W; I:3l $50,
S;OO r Z. Extra trip on Saturdays at 80 p. II
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SOUTHERN PACIFIC COMPANY

Trains Leave and are Due to ArrIve a.
SAN FRANCISCO
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From SAN RAFAEL for SAN FRANC SEQ (WesI
aays-6;2o. 7;i5. 9;l5, lI:05 A NJ; las. 3:2i.
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RAILROAD TRAVEL.
N. P. COAST R. R,
sAUSALITo WHRRY
TIME TABLE.

(sundays)-S 100. 1000, IL 80 A. NJ; 1880 500
e:OO :. NJ tItra tIip on saturdsys AZ "a P. Y.
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SAN FRANCISCO AND N. P. RAILWAY.

for Moruilg. P for Afternoon
Sundays excepted. fSaturdays ouIE
tSundays only.
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WANTED Avn pARKERsnuRe.
Ono of Gang Of Toughs who Beat a Mar
Captured.

Ono Of n Gang OF Toughs who Beat a Man
Captured.
Word was received at Moundsville
yesterday of felonious assault COM
mitted on a Mr.. Byrd, who lives near
Parkersburg, on Saturday evening last,
by four tough characters, namely: AL
Cross, monk" Ross, Jim Kinney and
William 0'Neal, who had escaped from
the Parkersburg officers. The parties
named were stealing apples in Mr..
Byrd's orchard, and when they were
told to get out by Mr.. Byrd they all
jumped on him but 0'Neal, and beat
himup badly with hickory clubs, and
would have killed him had 1t not been
for 0'Neal, who persuaded them to de-
sist. Soon as the word was received a
search was begun by the authorities
there and when about the Ohio River
railroad depot Officers Rodocker and
Charlton ran down man supposed to
be AL Cross, arrested him and placed
him in Jail. He had been lettering
around Moundsville two days before
arrested. A letter was found on his
person, from his wife at Parkorsburg,
saying to keep shy, as they were in
search OF him. Soon after his arrest
his wife arrived, and told the whole
story, and Gross confessed. He will be
held until the Parkersburg authorities
arrive to take him in charge.
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Two committees have been at work
this week, one representing the direct
ors and the other the stockholders Of
the Exchange Bank, who carefully went
over every detail OF the assets OF the
bank and Gifts liabilities They found
affairs in much better shape than those
not already familiar with the bank had
supposed, and it was decided to recon-
mend that the bank resume business as
soon as practicable. To-day a canvas
will be commenced for additional sub
scrlptions to the capital stock, the de-
sire being to increase the capital by
100000, but the resumption Of busl-
meas does not depend in any degree
upon the success OF this canvass,
In going over the assets all doubtful
securities were rlgidly scaled to the low
est notch, and yet 1t was found that
the assets far exceeded all liabilities,
including the capital stock. The COM
mittee found that the bank was in con.
dition TO open its doors at once, and
could probably pay all demands on 1t,
but In order to make sure depositors
had confidence in the institution il was
wise to submit to them PROPOSE
ton, and q paper for their sigma
ture, agreeing to accept for their
deposits three certificates OF deposit,
each for one-third Of the amount, these
to run four, eight and twelve months,
respectively, and to bear interest at 8
per cent per annum. This would &c.
cure the bank from the results OF any
possible scare, aud enable it to go on
with its new business without embar-
rassment. 1t would also doubtless be
an advantage to the creditors in the
long run, as'it would enable them to
draw out one-third OF their deposits in
four months II they desired, while it is
scarcely probable that so much can be
paid in dividends in that time Il tho
bank remains in the hands Of the as.
signee.
Already Wheeling depositors repre-
senting about 100000 Of the claims
against the bank have signed the
agreement referred to, and II the rest
do so Assignee Jones will re-transter
the bank assets to the Exchange Bank
CORPORATION and the business will 60 on
as il it had not been interrupted.
1t can be seen readily that the gem
eral acceptance would be to the adYan-
tage OF the depositors, OF the bank and
especially Of the community at large,
which really needs an increase Of Its
present banking facilities.
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We have some Gentle
mems Patent Leather Shoes
that we want to sell bad
enough to offer them at
So 70, the price was So 90.
SEE WINDOW /
ALEXANDER,
hoe Seller, 1919 Main st.
IN JUsTIoEDoM.

Cases Tried Yesterday BEFORE Squire
Giuespy.
Yesterday afternoon before Juatice
R, H, Giilespy, the case Of the state
versus Tom Kane, who lately gained
uotorlety by attempted pick.pocketing
at the butchers picnic, for an assault
on Susie Simpson, was up for trial; he
was charged with two assaults, and
after the hearing was fined $40 and
costs on each charge, and in default
goes to jail for twenty days.
The case Of the state against j. E.
Weir, whose true name Ia Horace g.
Weir, for robbery as charged by Mr..
Zoeckler, was tried. The robbery was
alleged to have taken place on August
2, and the amount stolen was placed at
1885, In this case he was placed under
$500 bond to appear at the next term
OF the criminal court, in default Of
which he was committed to jail. On
another charge, that Of robbing John
Gfarer Of Sl7, while the latter was stop
ping at the Farmers Home, on upper
Market square, said to have occurred
on August %, he was found guilty and
fined $50 and thirty days in jail. In
default he will serve forty days. With
the criminal court in session next Mon
day. Horace G. has a not over cheerful
prospect to face. After these two rob-
berries he disappeared from the city,
but was seen Monday by Officer West
and captured.
The case of the state against Joe Poul.
ton was again continued on account Of
the absence from the city,of the prin-
cipal witness on behalf tho state.
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G. A. II. aud woman's Relief Corps Go4e
INDIANAPOLIS. Round Trip Rnte Ra.6O.

G. A. II. aud woman's Relief Corps Go4o
indianapolis. Round Trip Rate 5000.
Mrs. Amanda Murdoch, department
president of Woman'a Relief Corns,
with quite a party, has arranged to leave
by the Panhandle, Saturday. septems
Der 2, at o:45 .. M, city time. Should
q sufficient number 20 o special coach
will be run through from Wheeling
without charge. This rate Is open to
the public, and great many other than
G. A. 3. and W. R. @. will 20. Parties
wishing to Join the exoursion should
book their names with Mrs A. Muir
dock, or ]. g. Tomlinson, agent, by
Friday night, so arrangements for
special car can be made.
Excursion rate: Indianapolis to Chi
cage $685.. Tickets good returning un-
til September 16. "
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Word has been received that the
Courier will be here Saturday on her
way to to Pittsburgh. She will return
Monday for ParkeFaburg.
The O. Fl. Woods came up last night
from Matamoras, and will leave this
morning at 1880 o'clock. She will
be followed by the Nora, Friday MORN
ing, for the same port.
There was q further rise in the river
yesterday, more than was expected,
bringing the stage at the public landing
up to 4 feet 8 inches. 1t IL now thought
that there will be six feet here, enough
for all Of the packets except the Pitts
burgh liners.
The Frank Preston departed at $3.50
for, Darlington. She will not come
back, Us Captain Booth thinks there
will BIO enough steady water for the
Liberty, aud will bring her up to-day
from Darlington. She will leave on her
regular time, $3.50 p. m. The Preston has
gone back to Catlettsburg aud the Big
Sandy
The following low water history Ia
contributed to tho Columbus DspateI,
by ]. o. McGrew: II think your article
III yesterdays Dispatch about the Ohio
river being lower than ever known Is q
mistake. In July, 1888, / fordod 1t at
Beach Bottom bar with 27l cattle.
think that was one Of the dryest BeasonH
/ have over seen. Returning, crossed
the river at Cox's rifle, the water
scarcely reaching above tho horses
knoss Again In 1867 l forded tho river
with about 100 head Of cattle and 100 to
200 head Of sheep tho only drove Of
sheep over knew 10 ford the Ohio
river. This was at Cox'S rifle, four OF
FIVE mites below Steubonvino. For two
or three rods In the channel tho wator
might hayo been two TO three foot deop,
d. we'll remember. Thuso seasons
wore followed by cold wIntcra aud
heavy snow"
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For sluggish aud torpid liver, moth
ing can surpass Ayers Pills. They con-
tain no calomel, nor any mineral drug,
but are composed OF the active prlnci-
pies Of the best vegetable cathartics.
and their use always results in marked
benefit to the patient
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STAR cLorAINe HOUSE,. euNpLIMe . Co
CHEAT THE
OLD-CLOTHES MAN. zA

Make your suit last the summer through. A
pair Of our new trousers will do it. We have
them, new and elegant fall styles from 81 50
to Sc co. In quality we stake our reputation
in quantity we have ample for the wants Of
all our customers. The need Of ready cash
just now makes the item Of prices all on the
side Of the buyer. Everybody wants to save
money now-a-days-lT's EASILY DoNE-get
the best for the least money.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-08-31

WHATEVER may DO the cause Of
blanchlng, tho hair may DO restored to
itH original color by the use Of that pc.
tent remedy, Halls Vegetable slclllan
Hair Hanover.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-08-31

THE Wheeling Bakery make a great
specially Of extra large5c loaves. You
will flnd their immense loayes Of bread
cheaper than you can bake at home and
OF a quality impossible to equal.
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FoH the eyes sec eighth page.

ARr you fond OF good Rye Bread ?
Ihoy arc using now process At tho
Wheeling Bakery that meets with most
wonderful succo's Have you trlod itH
Sold by all groCOrs.