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The herald., 1895-10-13

PERSONAL-ADAMS& G. BOWEN,
KARPENTURZ,
Will remove from ol9 S. Broadway to
742 S. Main. Screen work, Office fitting,
house repairing and building. Shop tel.
966; res. Blue, 5Sl.
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FOR sALE-H1NroN q wHIrAxnn,
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PERSONAL-THE LATEST STYLE
Regents suits made by crack eastern
tailors for $35. we sell for SIS if we can fit
you. Msft Clothing Parlors. 124 W.
First ST.. near Spring, Wilson block If
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PERSONAL - LADIES AND GENTS
mistit store; highest cash price paid
for new and second hand clothing; mas
querade suits to rent. Send postal. TIL
TON, 636 S. Spring st. l0-6 3202l
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ChiIds tract. east 'front.' lot 5ox150 fss4
for $500. Cheap.
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Figueroa st., bet. Eleventh and Walk
ington sts., paved, and only $3.50.
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MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS

FOR SALE.-SOME GOOD BARGAINS
in second -hand organs; good makes.
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Park Grove ave., near Washingt9n sks
beautiful lots at $l100.
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PERSON AND LIMO.
leums exclusively at the Mating
Mart, 504 S. Broadway. near Fifth st. i;
lowest prices. lis
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A lovely 11-room house. all m o odern, snc
two large lots, fine barn and one OF the
best thomes in Des Moines, Iowa, al
clear, and cash for a like home here
now is your chance.
The herald., 1895-10-13

FOR SALEM PASADENA-A FINE
2-story residence with 8 rooms; good
barn; location unsurpassed for conven-
ience to business. Call on owner, rooms
74-75, Bryson blk, Los Angeles, 1 to 2
pm. IL
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FOR -$1200-SALOON DOING A
good bus ness; cherry bar, cash regis
ter, safe. refrigerator, 8 rooms with
saloon and restaurant license. For infor-
nation see J. q. FAULKNER, 205 s.
Broadway. tt
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FOR SALE..-LIVE STOCK
ATTORNEYS. ATLAW

c. f. CRONIN, ATTORNEY AT LAW;
offices, 13 and IA Bank bldg, cor.
Main and First SITS. Advice free. 1910 1
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- BUY A HOME -
- BUY A HOME -
WHY PAY RENT? -.

BEN WHITE. 22l W. First ST., has
houses and lots for sale in all parts of
the city, on easy terms. IA
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s2o0-Large lot on Adams st., magnif-
Gently situated. Como at once if you
want it.
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MERCHANT TAILORING
CARPET CLEANING

PIONEER STEAM CARPET WORKS.
Carpets made, refitted, sewed and
laid. 208-210 Il. Seventh st. Tel. 2l7.
11-20
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FULLER & LEWIS.
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SPECIALISTS
CATARRH-$2 PER MONTH:
DRS. GARRISON e. Co.,
SPECIAL LISTS.
553 s. Broadway. Consultation free.

DIR. II. G. COLLINS, OPTHALMIC OP-
tician, with the Los Angeles Optical In
titute; eyes examined free. 125 s.
Spring st.
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$15O0-Half cash, balance on long time,
neat 5-room cottage modern and close
in.
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MINING
WANTED-GOLD MINING PROPOSE
tion; not limited rs to size or loca
ton. Address g., box 40, Herald office. II
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Twenty-third ST.. near Bonsallo. north
front, 50x138 feet, $1,000.
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Hill st., near Eleventh. 5ox15o to sIIsys
a bargain at $4,000.
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PERSONAL-WHY PAY A MERCHANT
tailor $50 for suit when you can get
the same thing for SIS at the MIsfit
Clothing Parlors. 1874 W. First ST., near
Spring, Wilson block tt
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have some fine highly improved
farms in Iowa, Illinois, Indiana and
other states, all clear and with stock and
implements, for farms or houses and
lots here; now is your chance to catch a
tsndor:oot, fo. be is ripe for deal now.
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FOR SAIE-WE WILL GIVE YOU VAL
ue received ard can put a man with
$4,000 cash into one of the best paying
business houses of its kind in the city.
A safe, sure and permanent money
maker.
H. H. BIXBY & co,
12 1d7 Rroad nav
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PERSONAL---VERY. DID YOU SEE
the nobby pair of pants bought for
$3.50 at the Misfit Clothing Parlors, 124 W.
First ST., near Spring, Wilson block. tt
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Hope ST., rear Eighteenth, east front
l07xi55 #. tv alley, only $4,000.
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Flower st., 6Ox190 feet to alley. east
front, close to Adams st.; very ohoi % To-
cation, 5000.
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FOR SALE-MODERN GROOM COT
tage, bath. pantry, lawn. barn; sit
uated near Main st. and Grand ava;
s. Broadway. IA
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i have three cash buyers for lots in the
southwest part of the city; owners please
call aud L can sell your lots if they are
desirable. 1Esx AaAs
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~
Ill and 112 first floor, Stimson block.
MONEY TO LOAN ON DIAMONDS,
watches, iewelry,, sea!skins. etc.;
steel safes. furniture in lodging houses,
boarding houses and hotels. without re-
moval; also on city and country prop
eTty; low interest; can have money ct
once; business confidential; private Of
fee for ladies'. GEO. S. ROBINSON, 233
W. First st., rooms 2 and 3.
THE GERMAN SAVINGS AND LOAN
Society of San Francisco will make
loans on improved city and country prop
On loans OF $4,000 and under, cer-
tifioates of title from the Title In
suianca and Trust Co. will be ac-
cepted, making the expense on
such loans very small. Building
loans specially. Apply to
r. G. LUNT, Agent. 227 w. Second.
l.. + 15tf
L. B. COHN-
The Los Angeles pawnbroker, 146 N.
Main ST., loans money on diamonds,
watches, jewnlry, firearms, pianos, IL
braries and all other collateral securities;
also sells unredeemed pledges for money
loaned and one months interest added;
make no mistake, it is the reliable L. b.
COHN, the Los AnG eles pawn broker.
1910
MONEY TO LOAN ON CITY OR COUN-
try real estate; lowest rates personal
notes or security, warrants. discount
mortgages or any negotiable papers; fer
sale, frst-class guaranty mortgages, IN
. terest 6 net. JOHN l.. PAVKOVITCH,
220 w. First st. 3-24 If
POINDEXTER g. WADSWORTH, BROK-
ers, 305 w. Second ST., buy and sell
stocks, mortgages, bonds ana any good
securities; If you wish to lend or borrow
or invest in real estate, call on u.s. col
lections made and property managed for
non-residents. 28tf
NATIONAL LOAN AND INVES TMENT
Co-Loans money on all kinds OF col
strictly confidential. Rooms 95 and 9e,
Brysun blk, fifth floor. JOHN MITCH
ELL JONES, Manager. 7-3 Tyr
MONEY WANTED-WE HAVE SEW
eral gilt edged applications for loans
in amounts from $500 to $4500 on both
city and country property; to 10 per
cent net; call soon. BRYANT BROS,
2li w. First st. 13
TO LOAN-MONEY IN SUMS 70 SUIT
BOSBYSHELL, 107 s. Broadway. 10-l3-tf
MONEY TO LOAN-BY MOORE & PAR
soas, 229 W. Second ST.. in any sum,
property; also have choice per cent
mortgage. guaranteed, for sale. 6s-tf
MONEY TO LOAN IN SUMS TO SUIT,
on any good collateral; business
strictly confidential; loans negotiated on
city and country property. W. r. DEM
ING, oil W. First ST., room l.
MONEY LOANED ON DIAMONDS.
watches, jewslry. pianos. live stock,
carriages. bicycles, ali kinds Of personal
and collateral security. LEE BROS, 402
S. Spring st. 20tf
WANTED-TO BORROW SMALL SUMS
OF money from private individual at
10 per cent net; good collateral security.
Address E, Box 10. Herald office. 1O-6tf
TO LOAN-UNLIMITED AMOUN f FOR
small loans; no comm ission; light
expense. SECURITY LOAN AND
TRUST CO., 223 s. Spring st.
MONEY TO LOAN ON REAL Es-
tate. LOS ANGELES REAL ES-
TATE EXCHANGE, 224 S. Broadway, 13
MONEY TO LOAN IN SUMS TO SUIT
borrower. Call on Mrs. ANYWAY, room
2. 121 Temple ST., city. 12-14
TO LoAN-$10oO to $4,000 ON REAL
123 Broad way. 6-7tf
WANTED-TO BORROW $500 ON AP-
proved realty. Room l, 230 W. First
st. If
MONEY TO LOAN AT s PER CENT.
= +. H. TRUE, room 535 Stimson block.
rI 1923
STOCKS, BONDS AND MORTGAGES
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FOR SALE-WE WILL GIVE YOU VAL
ne received and can put man with
$4,000 cash into one of the best paying
business houses of its kind in the city
don't you miss this opening.
H. H. BlXBY & CO.,
13 LAT s. Broadway.
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for proposing one Of so liitlc patriot
Ism. Tho nnos woro Usually colnpro.
misod by substituting Il "iow pecks OF.
oats," which tho brethren partook OF at
somo neighboring colleo louac at tho
close Of tho meeting.
Ono Of tho upper rooms Of Nlelo.
dcon hall building was tho Lodge room.
and its walls have echoed tho sound Of
tho drum that drowned tho laughter,
sometimes aendish, aa II sounded on tho
ears oil tho hoodwinked candidate OF
tho Sous OF Malta. or whom in solemn
procession tho ''Sons" sang their odo 10
tho tuno OF Aud Lang Sync. Tho SYM.
Dol was q circle with M owe. In tho con.
tre tho letters D. A. y. o. NJ. l.. surround.
cd tho oyo. Tho candidate was taught
that tho ladioS road tho initials thus
VI dearly loyo n Son Of Malta" but was
compelled to spell out this truo moan.
Ing thus. III R.ln solid, utter he had
looked upon tho picture Of two long.
cared worthless and road aloud tho query
when shall wo three meet again %
Those were tho days In tho youth OF
many who like old Melodcon have fall.
len. gone to join their kindred, tho great
and silent majority-whosc cyos SEQ
clearly nor dimmod BY tho scales that
hinder us in seeing ourselves rs others
bDe liz.
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The Dnkoiu Hot Springs.

The Hot Springs OF Arkansas have
long been deservodly popular, for the
reason that thsre has been no other
place that has filled tho requirements OF
both, n health aud n pleasure resort.
This state OF Affairs has changed. The
Hot Springs Of South Dakota nave, in
recent years, b,en thrown open 10 the
people, and because OF their delightful
situation and great curative qualities.
nro becoming more popular every day.
Situated as this resort is, in the famous
Black Hills, in the midst OF beautiful!
mountain scenery, possessing that
peculiar balsamic atmosphere, which in
itself health giving, with waters that
arc pronounced by experts equal. if moi
superior. 10 those OF any other mineral
springs in the world, it will soon out.
rank any other like resort.
Tho hotel accommodations nre OF the
bost--hostelries with all the modern i'm.
provements and c~onveniences. Tho
EvanaIlIotel, built OF pink sand store,
with steam heat, electric lights. and
every room al outside one. is easily tho
best conducted house between Chicago
and Denver. Elmo bath houses are con.
nected with the best hotels. Tho rate,
OF all the hotels arc very reasonable.
Tho surrounding country is more than
picturesque--it 10 wonderful. Tho mar.
vclous "lVind Cave" the falls of Fall
River; Battle Mountain, the old Indinn
battle ground; Dcadwood and the gold
fields and the famous Bad Lands are all
within driving distance. The mammoth
plunge bath at tho Springs is noted rs
being ono OF the largest natatoriums in
tho world. So healthful aro the sur
roundings, and so many the couvcn-
fences OF this Carlsbad Of America"
that it ia rapidly becoming tho Mecca"
not only for invalids, but for pleasure
seekers as vol. Tho Burlington
Route" reaches there in n day and 4 half
from st. Louis. Pullman sleepers and
free chair cars OH train No. Ii run to
Lincoln. aud from Lincoln FREQ chair
cars and slccpors run through TO tho
springs.
For further information, call ON any
darlington Route agent. or address
D. o. Ives, General Passenger and Tray
cling Agent, st. Louis, Mo.
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IN OLD MELoDEON HALL.
Tho Knights Of Sinitn Iict In tho,Old Days.
"Reminiscences,

Tho Knights Of oInitn ,iet In tlo,Old Days.
"Reminiscences.
Tho history Of old Melodeon Hall ia
not complete without rever.ing to that
ancient and honorable order, tho Sons
OF Malta. Old Dominion Lodge No. /,
OF Virginia, was instituted late
in tho '5O's-'57. possibly IS, and
lasted until the war broke out,
or possibly tho expose OF Frank Leslio's
deferred timid persona from I'M.
dcrgoing the severe ordcals do.
pictcd in that pictorial papcr.
Tho names OH tho charter roll of
Old Dominion Lodge embraced many
among the foremost families OF the city,
aud many Of the staid aud revered sen.
iora Of to-day can tell you Of their OK
perionce in travelling over tho rugged
path; OF their CONSERVATION at having
tho faults and foiblcs OF thoir youth
confront them; OF their having it 70.
corded that they wonld loot. lilo and
steal when they had only assontcd to u
proposition to Ito in wait md sloal into
the onomy's camp. The ultimate end Of
tho organization was supposed TO DO the
acquisition OF Cubn, and lo whose pom
nriouanoss or lack Of means prevented
from contributing liberally to this oh.
joct was greeted with dire groans rs his
answer was solemnly recorded. And no
doubt his vouclors wore heavily linod
-lyo hundred or q thousand dollars
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INTRICATE QUESTIONS

~
Raised by tho Supreme Court Decision of
the Income Tnx Matter.
WASHINGTON. April l0.-Tho internal
revenue officials are busy trying to IN.
ravel some OF the intricacies involved
in tho supreme court decision in the in.
come tax cases. Last night they had a
long conference n a large number OF
questions that have arisen were dis.
posed OF, and tho result is that only
four or five important problems still
remain TO DO solved. The words lin.
come" aud 'front.'" rs used in paragraph
7 Of the courts conclusions will he held
to DO synonymous. and therefore the
exemptions on account OF rent will he
accepted only VIXEN it is the actual re.
turn received by n landlord for the use
oil his property. Insurance, taxes aud
ordinary repairs on rented property
probably will be permitted to be de.
Quoted from incomes before making 70.
turns. Aside from the exemption OF
interest on state and municipal bonds,
these are believed to be all. or nearly
all. OF tho changes affected by the su-
preme courts decision.
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TIE LESSON OF DISASTER.
Tho Secd of n building approximations
Most Interested Hnvn Long Favored
Such n Law.

Tho Secd of n building Inspector-Those
Most Interested Hnvn Long Favored
Such n Law.
Tho disaster OF Tuesday has impress.
ed everybody's mind with tho necessity
Of a rigid building inspection. What
cver the cause Of the wreck which
caused the awful loss OF life and dam
age to property, it could have been pre-.
vented by n adequate law. Why no
such law has been passed it is hard to
say. All the %..ciasses most interested
aecm to have long been impressed with
the idea that such n law is necessary.
No longer ago than February l2 last tho
b,icklavcrs petitioned the city council
for the passage oil an ordinance estab.
fishing a building insDectorship. ropre.
esnting that tho live, Of workmcn or
buildings, as well as those OF other ci.i.
zens, wero daily endangered by the
lack oil adequate laws. Tho petition
was referred to tho committee on or.
diEanccs. and that body has not since
given it any consideration.
Not only tho bricklayora' union. but
tho Builders Exchange also. i, Oh
record rs in favor OF such n law. Tho
exchange two or three years ago spont
several nights in consideration OF the
subject, and A committee appointed for
tho purpose drcw up m ordinance COW
oring the matter, which was presented
10 the council. with n petition for its
passage, or tho adoption Of q similar
law. Tho council practically ignored
it, and nothing has been heard OF a like
proposition since until the bricklayers
asked that such a law be passed.
The ordinance, which was submitted
by tho Builders Exchange. was very
elaborate in It's details. covering twonty-
eight printed pages. II was based on
the law in torc9 in Philadelphia. Its
provisions, briefly atated, wore that an
inspector OF buildings should DO
elected by council, TO hold Office two
years, subject to removal by council.
lilo was required to give bond In 5000.
Swith at least two good aure.ics mud to
devote his ontiro time to tho dntin, Of
tho office. An Office wa4 provided for
him, and all persons intending to erect
buildings were required TO submit their
plans TO him and secure permits. and
NIL permits wore to be kent IN flo, and
reported monthly 10 tho city clerk. 1t
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Jules and Ella Garrison. Americas
leading travesty sketch artists. are with
John F. Fields drawing Cards." which
appears at The Grand for throe nights,
beginning with a matinee to-day. These
Artists arc natives G. Connecticut, being
born in tho Nutmeg state in 1865. They
are original In their line OF comedy and
arc noted for their bright. sparkling wit
and clean Iepartee. Nr. Garrison is the
possessor OF a very beautiful voice and
Miss Garrison has n very pretty face.
coupled with natural stage elegance.
Their costumes are very beautiful and
costly and the acme OF tho designers
art. Last season these artists were with
George r. Adams farce comedy COM
pany and have been secured for this
and next season by Manager John Field
for his Drawing Card company.
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HoW's TiIis!

We offer One Hundred Dollars Re.
ward for any case OF Ca,arrh that can.
not be cured by Halle Catarrh Cure.
F. J. CHENEY & Co., Props, Toledo, o.
We the undersigned have known I.
]. Cheney for the last fifteen years, and
believe him perfectly honorable in all
business transaction and financially
able to carry out any obligation made
by their firm. WEST & TruAx,
Wholesale Druggists, Toledo. y.
WALDlSG, kISNAS & MARvIS,
Wholesale Druggists. Toledo. 0.
Halle Catarrh Cure is taken internal.
ly, acting directly upon the blood and
mucous surfaces OF tho system. Price
IS cents per bottle. Sold by all Drug.
gists. Testimonials free.
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CHAMPION ConnHrr's SHOW
Drew One OF the Largest Audiences Ever
Soon In Wheeling.

Drew One OF the Largest Audiences Ever
Seen In Wheeling.
Tho appearance OF Champion Jim"
Corbett and his theatrical company in
Gentleman Jack" last night was the
occasion clone OF tho largest audiences
ever seen in the Wheeling Opera House,
many say that it was the largest. The
gallery and pit were alike crowded. with
no standing room in any portion OF the
house. Corbett was received with en-
thusiasm whenever he wa, "on," and
in Wheeling, at least. he appears to
have eclipsed Sullivan as the idol Of
tho Sports" who think that a prize
fighter is a greater man than the Presi-
dent. As to tho acting, without Cor
bett il wouldn't draw a corporal's guard
such is fame. Corbcit boxed with
his sparring partner, John McVey, and
his clever lodging was greatly admired.
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was made unlawful 10 erect any build.
ing without a permit, but m. appeal to
council was provided for to protect cit
izcna from injustice GU tho part Of tho
inspector.
1t was provided that tho inspector
could revoke a permit by writton no.
tice. Fine md Imprisonment werc pro.
yldet as penalties for violations Of tho
law.
Tho ordinance was very complete.
providing what thickness walls should
DO for buildings OF certain heights, and
covering all tho details OF construction.
It Is probable TINT 1t will DO tho basis
OF n now ordinance presented to council
by the ordinance committee at M early
date, and In tho light Of Tuesdays sad
experience II will no donbt DO adopted.
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HARRY COWL'S FUNERAL.
1t axe Place This Afternoon From III
~lnuh-T I'nil ltcnrrr

1t Takes Pincs This Afternoon From tho
IsiRni-rhr Pail hearers.
Tho funeral OF young Harry Cowl, the
ifteen-year.old messenger boy 10 tho
employ Of tho Western Union Telegraph
Company, who was the youngest OF tho
victims OF the Main street horror, will
take place this afternoon from tho resi-
denco OF HE mother, Mira. Jane Cowl, at
No. Delaware street, Island. The in.
terment will take place at Peninsular
cemetery.
Tho pail bearers will be Western Union
messenger boys, rs follows, in Uniform:
James kemple, Roy Myers, Louis Myers,
Frank Rocks. S. Eaton and James Evans,
the latter q Postal Union boy.
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PROCLAMATION
EX-MAYOR
c.. W.. Seabright.

Tho awful calamity which occurred
on Tuesday last, wherein 30 many pre-.
cious livos woro lost, and such a vast
amount OF property destroyed, domon.
stra,e, tho necessity for immediate &C.
ton by those chosen to transact inc
public business OF our city. There
need DO no criticism for past ncgll'
CONGO. "Iho past cannot DO TO-
called" but tho future can mud should
DO provided for, In such manner that
q like catastrophe may not again &C.
cur. | do not pretend TO dictate tho
course council should pursue in order
to protect tho people; my time Is iully
occupied in the merchant tailoring busl.
nessi | havo Just received tho largest
stock ever brought to tho city, viz:
Worstcds OF the best foreign manutac-
turc, IN Black, Blue, Brown and Olive;
Cheyiota aud Scotches OF all descrip.
tions, Fancy Suitings, Checks. Stripes
and Pin Dots; Serges. Black and Blue;
Spring ~Ovcrcoatings aud Trouserings III
endless variety, etc.
Our corps OF artisans occupied in tho
making up OF The aforesaid goods into
%well.dttins and fashionable garments 10
unsurpassed, under tho able manage
mont OF W. D. Jono,, cutter aud de-
signcr; Office in charge OF Frank Cruise,
book.kecper and ~fnancicr.
Statesmen:
Edward c. Seabright,
John Ochsenkuhn,
Samuel X. johnson.
We arc ever ready to show our goods
and quote prices that are beyond tho
grasp OF would-be competitors.
However,. like any other good citizen,
should | DO called upon for my humble
opinion or advice, | am ever ready to
leave my personal business in tho
hands OF my trusted l%iou.enanta and
make such suggestions as my past ex.
p%crience may deem necessary.
Respectfully,
G. W. SEADNGuT.
Merchant Tailor. No. 220l Main street,
Wheeling, W. Va.
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LOCAL DIsEvIrIES,
Matters of Mlnor siomsnt In amt About
tho City.

'a''orS VI 't'hor hiontuht IN anu hbOut
tho City.
MATINEE at tho Grand to-day.
lmE GRAND this evcning-"Drawins
Cards"
TIE W. c. I. U. will meet this after.
noon at it's hall ut $50 o'clock.
JoliH SrocEwooD, n Russian, was mr..
rested on tho Island yesterday by OH.
Ger Bickorton for annoying tho residents
OF tho Garden Spot" By his pernicious
begging.
IN the advertising columns OF the Is.
TELLiGEScGR this morning will be found
tho specifications of.he work to be dono
on the county roads this year ms pro.
vided for by tho county commissioners,
TO which the attention Of contractors IL
directed.
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Mr.. Fred Millor. Of irving, ILL.,. writoi
that hc had n severe Kidney trouble for
many ycars. with severe pains in hia
back and also thht his bladder was al.
fectod. Ho tried many so.called Kidney
cures but without any good result:
About n year ngo no began tho use oil
Electric Bittcrs and found relief ut once.
Electric Bi.,ors is especially adapted to
cure OF MI Kidney aud Liver trouble,
and often gives almost instant rolicf.
Ono trial will provo IL statement
Price only soc for largo bottle. A
Logan Drug Co.'s Drug Store.
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REAL ESTATE.
FOR SALE

SPLENDID lot fof dwelling. y. Main r-.,
sin street. 1901 f' tr
House, "a rooms mud store room. N,,,
near list Gtrrpt. lot IiIlg feet, 'f'tL
House, . rooms and hall, ChnplIBc ,,,.,,
oJd street, $500. tec
Corner iot. Lind street. fnlyedoto -
IIou,o. i rooms, brick, and G,1LIc ~
Si.gOO, iisS
House, 0 rooms. 18th street. 400,
HOUSE,. . rOons md hall, Ch1pllDr ,tt,.,
,od Strect, ST,5OJ. WIGS, 'eu
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