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San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-12-23
BANKS AND BANKERS.
wRENcHED FROM THE WIRES

Small blaZes reported at Dallas,
Wallis and Longview. .
Las Cruces, n. NJ, offers a train
ing location to Maher.
River rising rapidly at Pitts
burg and damage feared.
Spain warmly backs England in
the Venezuelan controversy.
There was no attempt. to run the
cars in Philadelphia on Sunday.
Thurman's will disposes Of $780,
600 almost exclusively to relatives.
The Kenyon Connell Commercial
Co., of Butte, Mon, is attached for
$4,000.
Kosse, in this state, has a disas-
trous fire, loss amounting to
$S5, 200.
w. w. Thomas & Co., wholesale
teas, Cincinnati, burned out; loss
100000.
Galveston Driving park opens
for Sunday races, proceeds to go to
charity.
The stranded steamer Spree is
again afloat, apparently without
damage.
Four persons drowned while
skating on Lathrop lake, near Den
yer, Col.
City of Mexico talks of erecting
modern general hospital to cost
$1,SOO,OOO.
The tailors' strike in New York
seems farther from a settlement
than ever.
DR.. Dickinson, old resident, died
at Clear Fork, Caldwell county,
Saturday.
Major Warwick, of Philadelphia,
says that the peace of the city will
be preserved.
Some bill will be sent to congress
at once for the relief of the finan-
cial situation.
The southern baseball league
takes steps to fill the three vacan-
cies on the list. .....
Brookston, near Paris, this state,
has II houses burned; loss $50, 900;
insurance $4,000.
There is no doubt that duty ON
wool will be one of the features of
the new financial bill.
j. A. Hale, of Eastland county,
is arrested for swindling Fort
Worth saloon out of $50.
English think that the United
States have lost 81 200, OO0,O 600 by
the presidents message.
There is nothing settled as yet
as to what congress will do as to
adjournment over holidays.
Bill before senate to accept the
ram Kahtadin, her only defect be-
ing in not attaining speed.
The Cunard steamer Lucania
could not leave the Mersey yester-
day, owing to the dense fogs.
All English and American jour
nails TEEN with notes and COM
ments on Venezuelan affairs.
Southern hotel, st. Louis, is 60
ing to be principal republican
headquarters during convention.
Chicago is reported as having no
more show for the democratic con-
vention than for the republican.
There is violent gale blowing
off the Irish coast, and several
small craft have been swamped.
American preachers in this coun-
try, Sunday, very generally dis
coursed on the wickedness of war.
Bassett, the veteran doorkeeper
of the United States senate, was
buried at Washington yesterday.
Governor Hastings, of Pennsyl-
vania, pronounces in favor of
maintaining the Monroe doctrine.
Southwest Missouri and the adj
jacent Arkansas country are badly
flooded, impeding railway traffic.
Three persons drowned trying to
ford Forchee creek, in Arkansas,
during the high water of Thurs
day.
American liner, Berlin, collides
with and sinks the British ship
Willowbank, in English waters.
The crew of the sunken steamer
rescued, but the pilot went below
for his clothes and drowned.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-12-23
To Relieve the Stress,

NEW YORK, Dec. 23.-The clear
ing house committee Of the associa-
ted banks met last night and de-
cided to recommend the issuance
of clearing house certificates.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-12-23
Wants $4,000.

SHERMAN, Dec. 23.-[Speciall-
Sarah j. Welch has entered suit
against the Texas and Pacific rail-
road for $4,000.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-12-23

or. Miles Pdtn fJfIs are guaranteed 70 stof
Aeadache in 20 minutes 'One cent dQse3
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-10-29

Three.fourthI mile-Bon Ami, 100;
Sebastian. Sunrise II, Sycamore, Lille
Mills, 81; TiEmouIe, Whippany, 9j;
Rockledgs, Double OF Quits, %.
Ons aud ihreo-sixleenths miles, han
dicap-Llmplighter, ll5; BeImar, no.
Lake Shore, l0G
Three.iourths mile, BTouE stakeI-
Rubicou, 1875; Helen Nichols, l2l; Bel.
demere. Weinberg. llG; Peacemakor,
llj: Harrington. Ill; Sir Francis, 100;
Flora Thornton, 100; Irish Reel, 9S;
Ina. 81; Bellicoso, 30; Cromwell, 81;
Brandy Eiue. l0S
slle, seliing-Hugh Pcany. l0S;
Walter, 1915; Loehinvar, Captain T, o.;
Sir Francis, o.; Sir Dixon, Jr., SIS.
Thres.Quarter, OF mile, selling
Premier, ia; Wexford, 10; Wishard.
lOs; Irvana. Patrol. Old Age, Au Re.
yoir. lOj; Psrsous. Marsian, lO2; Bal.
imagine, Defender. 100; Annie Barron,
Bessie Browning, Prsdicament FIdeld,
Emotional, 10.
six and one.half iurlongs. Weller
handicap Harry Reed. IA; MAncheI.
ter, 1871; Konnsbunk. 1876; Mat. Byrnei,
ISL; Prince Lief. 1870; Dssrslayer. fla.
warden, l2S; Illusion, Golden Gate, ia; ;
defender, liz; Kisbern, LOG.
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GIGGLE GABLE.
A Boston Philosophers Merry
Musings.
A Well-Aimed Shot That Hit
the Mark,
Fashions FOllIeS Pierced by Witty
Words.

When Oliver WenGall Holmes was asked his
idea OF an afternoon tea, he Witty replied that
Il could be easily defined in four woFls;-'Gis'
gle, gable, gobble. git" How aptly this np-
plies TO the AmarcEn way o. ealing The food
is swallowed 10 hurry, and half d!gssled, re-
mains 4 load on the GOmaehi the SyIIen is not
nouriihe1 and thuI the blood becomes impoy'
eE.shed, There "a feeling Of iullneL, With
yaWning, constipation pAIenenoi the face icy
GOODNESS Of the feet, faintnesS In tho moralng
and croWLasS during the dag, All these sh9w
that the blood Is thick and Siaglant, the Tesnlt
Of eaiiag Improperly. Rich, red blood IL need
cd, and 10 make this the stomach must bs help
ed 10 do ItS work rightly. Nothing aids the
stomach a. much As tonic, and Thousands Of
people have learned thai there Is only one for
such eAieL Mr. $ W, Mclaughlin, who resides
Al et3 Oxford street, Portland Ne. IisI this
tonle, and here Is the result IN bis own words:
u have been troubled with dyspepsia for
long time. 50 that my food distressed ne Sc
yerely. Everything ! ale distressed INC aud
often threw up my food, and my sufehngi were
seTeFe. This continued for Abouithree months
- enploycd doctors and several kinds o!
hishly recommended medicines, but nothing
dii me any good until struck DT, Gfe9nei
Nervura blood and nerve reaedy. heard It
highly recommended sad went for it, aud an
cured. fused aye bottles"
VIVA, world Of good Dr.. Gfseae's EeTuTh,
the great blood Aad nerve remedy, dId the
writer Of this letter IthsiPed him As he never
he'd besuhelpei before You nesd such touic;
you are suffering as he dla: you can b. cured as
he was II Is useless to put OF getting this
grand medicine; eyery day thaiyou wait means
Edded t9raeats. End yout saasriagI at once BY
isEiag the remedy which hEs saved countless
Thousands throughout the world. andWhirh IS
the wonderful discovery Of the We!l-knoWn
ptae;Ic!hg phy.Iean Dr. Greene, Of IS West
Fourteenth l;Erci, Sew York CITY. whom you
can always consul, el;hef personally o, by leIle;
without eharro
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rHE oIL MnrILoPoLIs.

Interesting batch OF General News From
Lively SlstorsVllIs-A Now Railroad
Depot Certaluty-Two National Banks.
Spcaai Dsg,1'eA 10 l.s Ia,s!Hgassz.
slsrEasylLLc, Oct pa meeting Of
the nowly organized branch OF tho
State Republican League has been
called by the president aud secretary
for next Thursday evening in the
editorial rooms OF the Tyler Repub'
lican.
The general topic OF conversation in
this city among business men is tho
two new national banks now organic.
log. Saturdays ISIuLI0ENcER told the
story Of a new national bank being
formed by Dick Jennings, W. q. Kohl
and others II created sensation in
business circles. Nhen tho intelligence
became generally known the stockhold'
ers Of the Tyler County Bank At once
spranR another surprise by announcing
that they, too, had been considering a
move OF that kind sinee August OF this
year, and that the charter for the new
institution would be received from
Comptroller EckolB on Monday. The
present stockholders Of the Tyler
County Bank will continue to be iden.
tilted with the new bank, aud augmented
by now subscriptions. There will DO
no foreign stockholders in tho new in
stitution.
Joe Boyers il back from a trip to
Kentucky and Ohio. He stated that at
present the outlook for his proposed
nail mill here was not at all bright al
all interest in business way seemed TO
be conferred in the new banking inBlitu.
tons lie attended the Chapman.
Kinney wedding at East Liverpool To-
day.
There iS a strong probability that tho
Ohio River railroad will erect q baud.
some new depot in this city and on the
site Originally proposed by the ISTELLI.
GESoER ut that SO anxious are the
people Of thiI city 20 have new pas.
senreE station that they would agree 10
any proposition.
James Shay, ;he discoyeror OF the
famous Deist pool. arrived IN tho city
to-day aud will remain several dayE.
Clel Nichols, one OF tho most active
young operators in the field, has 70.
turned from Cameron, W. Va, the homo
Of his mother, who is ILL.,
City Sergeant f. Il. Chapman and
Miss Brit Kinney, OF East Liverpool, o.,
were married IN that city to-day in tho
presence Of large aHemblugs OF rslA.
tives and invited guests. They will 20
at once TO Warrington, b. T., where
they will join the West Virginia Ed.
torial Association party and journey to
the exposition at Atlanta. Sir. Chap.
man Ia addition 20 being city sergeant
/, connected with varions civic and ira.
ternal ORGANIZATIONS here, and ia being
doomed by his many political friends as
q candidate ior the mayoraliiy at the
coming election.
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NIouNn,YInLE
A MlScsllAnsouS nIslRnEe OF Minor Nat
tiers from MarshaIPs Metropolis

A SIlSeslIAneouS aIslnngs OF Minor Mat
tiers from MArshaIrs Metropolis
BIZ. CtissWell, on Sunday morning,
while attending to his horse in the
stable, met with au accident by being
struck with a broom stick IN the eye,
which resulted in a very ugly wound,
but /. is hoped 1t will not result in his
losing an eye.
A party OF Pittsburgh capitalists was
Ia the city yesterday looking around
with view to locating 4 WOODEN mill.
II was not learned il they had definitely
decided as TO the location.
The Presbyterian Christian Endeayor
society will hold a social At the resi-
dones OF Mira Thomas Lowe, on Jeiief'
son avenue, this evening.
In the condemnation proceedings Of
county court against 4, VI. Conley, In
the circuit court, verdict for 500 dam
ages was rendered.
boyd & Freed are drilling a water
well on the line between the properties
Of I. J. Parsons aud D. Levi.
The knights Of the Golden Eagle will
confer the first degree upon come new
candidates this evening.
NV. Alexander, Of Pittsburgh, is in
the city looking alter the trade Of
Joseph Horne & Co.
J.C. Parkinson will become partner
in tho business Of J. W. Gallaher on
November l.
Thomas P. Hornbrook, Of Thompson,
was 10 tue city yesterday.
The official board OF the VI. E, church
met last evening,
ST., Bloyd, OF BarnSsvillc, o., is in
the city.
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srEEL AN IEoY nusINess.
Mr.. L. W. OslsblY TaEss Cheerful Vie,
OF the sltuntIon-Pra,neolsf for 100.

hF, L. w. OslehlY Taxes - Cheerful Wow
OF the SltuAtion-ProSpeoS for '06
Mr., Z, W. OSlObay, OF Cleveland, who
is on a visit to Wheeling, takes a very
cheerful view OF the steel and iron
business for lS9d lie thinks the pres
Ont activity will be maintained on
account OF the we'll known demands OF
the railroads for steel WheTeWilh TO re-
place the wear and tear OF their plautS
during the last two years Tho extent
70 which they economical a. the OK.
penss Of their plants during these two
years is the extent TO which they will
have TO place orders in addition TO cur
rent needs, aad this neceIGiIy will give
the steel aud iron capacity OF the coun'
try, along with ita other lines OF pro-
dueliOn, about all they can do in '9j.
He says that the present consump'
ton Of steel west Of the AllsghanieI is
greater than the production in the
same area. He further says that a. yet
the pucs OF ore for next year has not
been determined on a. Cleveland, aud
will not be until the remaining time OF
this year throws more light on the sit
uAtion. lie expects. however, q decided
advance over the season Of 'g5, which,
no says, was abnormally low as the re-
sult Of the panic OF 'sS, The building
trades, including bridges aud all SORTS
OF structural shapes, are consuming au
increasing amount Of steel from year to
year, and II there Is a continued expau-
sion in this direction next year the de-
mand on the steel plants will be heavy.
lie therefore takes n very cheerful
view Of prospects ahead for active BUSH
ness in Wheeling during 90 The pres
emit lull in orders he does not consider
anything more than natural. aud Incl.
dent TO the approach OF new season.
There is, however, 6rmer feeling once
more mauiiesIlnG itself despite this TACT,
aud BeSsemer iron cannot be bought TO
any extent in the yaliieS under Sl5 at
this time.
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nnIhAIMt
All Sorts Of Loell New, aai Gossip from
tho Gla,s CitN

Al s9FA OF LocAN A1Na aAA eoAalP tEoW
The Class Citn
The publication OF the fact that a
Cleveland woman received tho will OF
Carlos Dey, who vas said 10 have died
in Morocco prison, bequoalhlng her
$4,000 ih tEs Bank OF England, and u
letter Isquosied her to 20 to Valencia,
Spain, gsI DeT's daughter, and rear her
in consideration OF the bequeit, and
that che went TO Valencia before dis
covering that she was duped, reveals
the additional fact that Mr.. George ".
Hosl, secretary OF tho Bellairo Bottle
Company, received two letters from
Carlos Dsy telling him OF great for
tune that was hidden somewhere In
this country and giving references Is
10 the authenticity OF the statement
But the place Of the hidden treasure
would only DO revealed upon conditions.
Mr. Hoal did not accept and the cores
pondeRce was dropped. Carlos seems
TO be q SWindlsr OF some kind, who
must understand that there are Amer
leans who like 10 be gulled.
DR.. Tracy, the temperance lecturer
who occupied the ElyIian theatre three
or four nights last week, will remain all
OF this week. Last night he talked on
"Women aud their relation 70 the
liquor lFalEic" This evening no is 10
talk about the boys, "Who, what and
where 10 hep DR.. Tracy is here under
the auspices OF the WomRn's. Christian
Tempsnnes Union. aud is having good
audiences each night
The Republican city committee met
at the office Of ii. S. Armstrong last
night 10 make arrangements for q large
turnout to greet Hon. J, u, Foraker at
Bridgeport on ThurIday evening. Bel
lAire will DO there IN full force.
Quito a number Of Methodist min
iSterS passed through town yesterday
on their way TO Hannibal, WheIo
quarterly conference 10 in session. Rev.
D. y. Osborne, the presiding elder
accompanied them.
Tho final act in tho seitlsmens Of
RodOisF Bros. strike vas taEeu yesteF'
day and the works will resume on
Wednesday. The Workmen will receive
as good as cash right along for their
work.
Rev. s. Earl Dubois, son Of Mayor
Dubois, preached two eGeellen, ser
mons in the United Presbyterian church
Sunday last,
The iteol works went on full yesteT-
day alter three dayyiileneIs repairing
az engine that had broken down.
Dr. J. S. Mcclellan was able to walk
about town yesterday and vas heartily
greeted by a number Of friends.
Two plain DRINKS were disposed Of
by the mayor Yesterday, but one OF
them IT'LL languisheth.
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TIE BIG BlTILE.

Bumorod That Il VIII Occur on SEIZED uiod
Dats-Ihs Governor Doing something
"OH the Qnist," Too.
LITTLE Rock. ARK. ocL 2S.-MGtssrs
pud.is,ica took a sensational turn to.
day when Attorney General Kins6or.
thy fled information in the second
division Of the PulA,ki county circuit
court. asking for 4 warrant for the
arrest Of Robert Fiizslmmons and iihr.
TN Julian. II dOye,ops tia. while
arrangements havo been proceeding
quietly at Hot Springs for a fght to a
finnish between Cofbeit and FitElim.
m0ns. 10 take place despite tho supreme
courts decision, Governor Clarke has
not been idle. but las himself been
doing little preparing ION the quiet
Last night detectives advised tbs
governor tbAl arrangements had been
completed TO bring tho dght oil, aud ~
result Of this information Attorney
General kin1wofthy. acting undot In.
s'fgc,IonS Of Governor Clarke, a. q
o'clock this morning applied 10 Judge
James Tor tho gaffaniB ior FiiEHmm5np
.UI Jalian. which we're ig1uOl aud
placed IN tho hands Of ShofII Borket
lapg,y Sheriff Herd vas ,iyen charge
g'lHo matter aud NJ once started Tor
L0rsfkana, whore FiknmmOnA and
JuIIHn hre expected n oninr tho state
Instead Of ronr to Hot Snfinga tho
dnn1iy shotn will bring Fiizsimm1ns
aad Mo manager TO Little Rock
"l N1yc not vayornd In my deter
m,18agn 10 siop tho lght" sald Tho
governor ihis morning. "Cofboi aud
fit Will never mosiln Arkansas just
o. tOln ~ Fi,uImmona enters no viii
Do arrested aud brought before Judge
Martin in this city"
Ito flv0'nOr also said that IN tic
event Of lIiElmm1ns' arrest, Cotbou
would DO removed 10 som0 convenient
cUunlE ifos from local influence. Aiior
rcy Gcnrh Rnswofiiy lcit 1t 10
o'clock This morning Tor Hot sprin7a
Just bsiDfc leaving Govotnot Clarke in.
tlfuclod him IN toll Judge Duly not Ia
be alarmed, but 10 stop tho light under
any circumstances,
Last night tho Hot Syringe Athlolio
Club, under WhoIO aulpicOd the lRhI
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KNOWLEDGE

Drinrs comfort and improvement and
tends 70 personal enjoyment when
rightly uacA. Tie many, who live bet
ter than others and enjoy lie more, with
les expenditure, by more promptly
alaptine tho worlds bo5t products To
tho needs Of physical being, will attest
tbc value N health Of the pure liquid
Laxative principles embraced In tho
rrfnply. Syrup u Figs
lti oxcollcucc is due 10 Ne preventing
IA ,bc form most acceptable and plcas.
ant IN tho taste, tho roircshing and Truly
beneficial properties Of perfect Lax
aiiyo, orcttuilly cleansing the System,
dlmlling cold, headaches and ioycn
and permanently curing constipation.
II ha1 given nliilaciion 10 milll0nsnnd
met with tho approval d the medical
proruiln. bac1t'c " acta on the MD.
nnys. liycr and Bowels without weak'
onIuV them aud II IS perfectly free from
every Objectionable substance.
syup uf Figs IA ior sale BY oil drug
siltsin 100 and 81 bottles, but u u man'
pheinnd BY tho California Fig syrup
Co. only, whose name i'ptlnicd on every
parsaru. alec Tie namc, syrup ol Flr,
igd being we'll informed, you will no
accept any substitute II olered'
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MARrIN,s EnliltY.
Hnps ana DTlsh1pi ~ a., rhdTlns City
Across tie River

Hnps aud 9Tlsh1pi ~ a., Thriving City
Across tile River
Last night Mas Bertha Bartholomew
entertained party oil young friends In
very pleasant manner 81 her home on
Walnu; street The Oriental Banjo.
Guitar and Mandolin club furnished
music for tho occasion.
Tho shield OF tho worlds champion.
ship belt hai been sent to Chicago 10
have the names Of tho winners engraved
on 1t.
ur. A. J. Van polt, tho C. & p. pas.
IengeF agent, who has boon 90 tho sick
list, IL on duty again, although not
veil.
Mrr. JAmoi Eberline, Of wcll,villc, Is
visiting her sister, Mrs. Thomas Lloyd.
Miss Thomas is also visiting Mrs Lloyd.
Tho railroads will soil excursion
tickets TO sioubsnvillo noxl Friday on
account Of the Mckinley meeting.
NJ. aud Mr,. MM,hal Chopper went
10 stoubonyiio yesterday 70 attend tho
funeral Of the llttor'i laiuoh
Row. d. J. ". Robins aud a. W.
Hairs arc attending the conference
meeting at Smiihiisll.
Mics Carrie Mitchell, Of ST. Clairs.
willie, IL visiting Dr. and Mrs. D. o.
NilIlumA
Yesterday tho Horny Bnrklo property
was sold At public sale TO George Hell
ai 81 81.
shc Glcc club was entertained last
night by George lnglcbfiaht.
Gaut Henderson will return 10 Pitts.
butgh to-day
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GOOD FOR EVERYBODY

Almost everybody takes some laxative
medicine to cleanse the system and keep the
blood pure. Those who take SIMMONS
LIVER REGULATOR liquid or powder
rel all The benefits Of q mild and pleasant
laxative and tonic that pufihes the blood
and strengthens the whole system. And
more than this; SIMMONS LIVER REGU.
IhTOR regulates the Liver, keeps II active
ana healthy, and when The Liver is 10
GOOD condition you find yourself free from
Malaria, BiIiouSneSs, Indigestion, Sick
Headache and Constipation, and I'D OF
mat worn out and debiI,ated feeling.
these ate all caused hy q sluggish Live.
Good digestion and freedom from stomach
lioublss viii only be had when the iyC'
!, properly atwOik. II troubled with any
VI these complaints, tty SIMMONS LIVER
REGULATION. The King Of Liver Meli
dnus, and Better than Pills.
aS.EvERY PAcKAGE-71
una the n stamp In red ON wrapper
In. 2cllin 4 CO., philn., Ia.
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MIwAuErI WIS, Oct. 2s,-Presi.
dent Eillilee, OF the Milwaukee base
ball club. chairman oil the committee
appointedat the recent Western League
meeting in Chicago TO select two cities
to fill the vacancies Of Grand Rapids
and Isrre HAute, announced this morn.
ing that the committee had decided up
on Toledo and Columbus. Ohio. Omaha
was considered too far out Of the way.
Another meeting will be held In No.
vember. when Toledo aud Columbus
will bo given franchises.
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CNcISSArr, Oct 2S-It was ladies'
day at ihe LatoniA races to-day, and
there was the usual great attendance Of
the fair sex 10 spite Of the cold wind
all afternoon. Track fast.
Fret, iurlongI-Billy Bennett Il;
Jambores, q Major DrippI, 8. Time,
l:lT.
Second, mile and 20 yardI-Green.
Wich, /; Norman, 2; Forte FonIe, 8.
lime, l:iil.
Third. furlongs-Miks Kelly. Il
Lucille IL. 9; Anna Lyle, 3 Time, 1880
Fourth, mile-NicE, 1; BlaSeo. q;
Victorious, 5. Time, l:42!.
Fifth, 81 iurlOngs-EponA, /; Mar.
quise, 2; Hester, g. Time, l:09
sixth, 9 Inrlongs-Pr!nce Imperial, ! i;
Longbrook, 2; May Thompson, J. Time,
l:l4l.
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chemist, Curtl G. Howard, who saws
that in lie organic constituents tho
water does not diiier very much from
samples Of water supplying sleuben'
vile and Bel.airo, excepting thai 1t Is
slightly contaminated with acid, sup
posed TO be from the tin mill near by.
Dr.. 9, Q, Probit, secretary Of the state
board OF health, suggests tina. stops DO
laSon az once to prevent such pollution,
regardless Of what the chemical exam.
nation might show, The pipes will
probably DO extended to prevent any
iuElheE trouble.
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NESBITT & DEVINE,
Tel 6R l7se Market Street.
Special Sale Of Real Estate.

NO g TWELFTH ST. One brick and stone
Dwelling. II MONS Al modern lot 65Il2p feet
so ~ SIXTEENTH ST. brick and name
dwelling rooms, lot 5lGle9 feet.
NO 81 NATIONAL ROAD. fame dwelling
rooms Is feet iront
No i91 FOURTEENTH 81, brick dwellings,
rooms lot kim feet: bTick siAbleon rear oiloi
house has all modern conIen!eneoE go
No. Isl NORTH HURON ST, iFaine dwelling
I rD0rs. lot iDGii2 feet
NO l3i TWELFTH ST., new trlme dwelling,
5T1onG 10. " feet front
40 10 SOUTH YORK ST, frame dwelling.
5 rooms lot .jTll feet.
rooms lot iStisD ieeL
no l5ilCiiARLiNR ST., ine brick dwelling,
Nos IN ASD ~ ALLEY IS, double brick
dwelling. rooinI each. and good brick Et1blei
10, 6lI6l feet corner Wood street and Alley Is,
NO lI6 ZANE Sf,. ISLAND, room nafno
dwelling lot SlNi2l feet
40 10 FIFTEENTH ST., frame dwelling,
rooms lot elSitO feet
40. TO SOUTH FRONT ST.. brick dEellihB7
rooms lot @ feet front
Five building lot corner Main and Sixteenth
streets fixiJ feet
building lots on Island, in Pleasant Valley,
.Edgingt0u aud lGaihcrWood.
AloSEY TO LOAN or REAL ESTATE
RlNEHART & TATUM,
cur BANK BUitpSd
Telcphons ia 80