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The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1895-11-03
BE&ERAGEs
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do unto others as you would have
others do unto you" IL BY alphabetically
shown in the following linee. the pre-
sumption being that sympathy is born,
or akin to pain or sorrow:
"Gentlemen:-Please send Krause's
Headache Capsules as follows: Two
boxes to Flora Seay, Havana, n. Oak.
Two boxes to Lille Wilcox, Brookland,
N. Oak. l nave always been a great
sufferer from headache and your Cap
me-" Yours very truly,
FLORA SEAY.
Havana, N. Oak.
For sale by Chas. Rogers. Astoria.
Or. Sole Agent.
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Copenhagen will soon open a 'TWom-
ans Theater." entirely managed by
women, and the plays written and all
parts taken by them.
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Acts at once. never fails. One Minute
Cough Cure. A remedy for asthma, and
that feverish condition which accom-
panies a severe cold. The only harmless
remedy that produces immediate results.
Chas. Rogers.
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A. G. Barley, of Magic, Pa. writes: l
feel 1t is a duty OF mine to inform you
and the public that DeEWtt's Witch Ha-
eel Salve cured me Of a very bad case
Of eczema. 1t also cured my boy OF a
running sore on his leg. Chas. Rogers.
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The Misses Talmage are house bunting
In Washington since their father has ac-
cepted a call to that city.
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PROFESSIONAL R
Eclectic.

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DIR. BARTEL,
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
Office over Albert Dunbar's store COT.
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confnements, 5000. Operations at Sfnce
free; medicines furnished.
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gntlu Aatnrtutr.
JOHN t. LIGHTER, Editor.
TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION
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Sent by mail per year, 500 in advance
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For ticket rates and information call
on or address
JAS. FlNEAYSON, Agent,
Astoria, Or.
w. F. Carson, Travelling Pass. Agt.,
Tacoma, Wash.
Geo. Mel. Brown, Dist. Pass. Agt.,
Vancouver, B. c.
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Are You Going East?

IL so. drop a line to A. c. Sheldon.
general agent Of the Burlington
aou1.," $50 Washington St., Portland.
He will mail you free Of charge, maps.
time tables, and advise you as to the
through rates to any point. reserve
Sleeping car accommodations for you,
and furnish you with through tickets
via either the Northern, Union, South
ern. Canadian Pacific, and Great North
ern railroads at the very lowest rates
obtaInable.
The Burlington Route Is generally
conceded to be the finest equipped rail-
road. in the world for all classes Of
travel.
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Observation-Disclosures POETRY
(SomervlIle ~Journal.)

On, II / only had O. yacht!
Then sumlner days when 1t grew hacht,
Leaving This sun-tolmcnted spacht,
l wouu go sailing, surely nacht
In loneliness, for crnlfmlng Daeht
Would go with me to share my Dacht.
Pure happiness without a bsacht
Our lives would show, and when-we zach
Back home again, no schemer's placht
Could spoll our joy, for not a 1acht
OF cure would stay within our cacht
To worry us-but tlits Is racht.
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and Saturdays
From Tuesday, Nov. 5, 1895.

Direct connectiOns in New Orleans
for all Eastern points. Quick time.
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DUANE STREET ASSESSMENT NO,
TICE.
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China steamers leave Vancouver, B. c.:

Australian steamer leave Vancouver, B.. C
IOth Of every month.
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FORTY-SECOND STREET ASSESS
MENT NOTICE.

Astoria. Oregon. October sd. 1886.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-08-29

WhSc'ns's experience with tho late
hr,n,cl Interstate league and with
h,l.lsr but Ie,s tamOutod Iron and 0it
o,,,gls..iou, has been rather discourage
iron one point OF view and eaCouTag'
in, from another TITO diIcluagiug
r,,twa, tho seeming inability Of the
Town "a get in an organization that
top.d remain intact from the beginning
10 the eul Of tina season, or even 1.-Two to
,e I,s scpsdula played out EugouTago'
msar however, has bsan found in tho
he, tha. the Wheeling enthusiasts hayA
m,aeI out in such numbers this sum
usr tia. the owners OF tho team feel
euid4i in going ahead aud endeayoT'
mg to form league on batter basis
ljr next season,
Already plans for the form lion oil 4
Central league, which was ,lentioned
exclusively ~ the INrGLLlGGNcGa come
lime 40, have assumed proportions,
md tho scheme seems tn Q fair way 90
70 through, Il 10 proposed TO form q
ian club league, already Wheeling,
LILLE Washington, COumbuN and Now
Castle have promised to 10 IN tho now
orraBiza.ion, which will 10 put on loot
elr!y next spring, and tho otttGr tow.d
in the circuit will ptobablr DO Zlnes'
vls lour ancient enemy, DAYTON, Erie,
Canton, Toledo and Springfield.
/, is proposed to elect Al, Buckon'
berger, than whom no better selection
could DO made, PRECEDENT, During the
winter m,ttera will DO shaped up 80
taat ten val equipped teams can laEa
the field early in the spring. A $500
Wi. he adopted and no 'etm
eau take tue lnIl unt!, It Is put up.
NcHeown, OF Washington, vino viii
manage tho team there. tayor' $1,000
guarantee. BucEenbcTgsr will proba-
bly, make Wheeling Iiis headquarters.
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TnR me CmAMPlONsMIP.

lie series with Warren VIII Opon To.
morrow-AlI OF the Seven Games wiz
be PInrrd gu the Wheeling Ground"
La.t night word was received from
Warren to the effect that the manage
monl OF that team had consented to the
playing OF tho entire seven games that
will dscids the championship OF tho
lion and OIL league, on tho Wheeling
grounds. As ionr Of these games will
be payei duriug State Fair wook, 1t is
expected tho largest crowds Of tho sea.
-an will attend. The frs. .nno vii
lie played Tomorrow afternoon. with
saiey ani Vickcryi probably, as tho
opposing pitchers. On Saturday two
game, viii Us piayel. Tue morning
ganJ vii, be called about ii o'clock,
Just after tho Buffalo Bill parade, aud
,hat in the afternoon will ba called
later than usIat, .. fn., 90 t'tn: the
"Nld West" anil tho ball game can
both be witnessed.
Tie games on Monday, Tuesday,
Wednesday and Thursday OF next week
vii probably he played IN the morning,
20 that there viii DO no conflict with
To race, In connection with tao State
Fair Stalcy. ConoYer and Kane Rro all
tD nDi condition aud the general opin'
JON - that Wheeling will take at least
fur o. iuc seven games.
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STAMP AND WOODS
Won Race, at Marietta Yesterday Ate
nnon-FRSt thus Sadt.

Won Races ut Marietta Yesterday Aitet :
noon-FNSt Tims Sads.
sfcsif Rt.p1sat 70 he dRieli9@an
MAMErrA, O., August 2S.--The annual
race meet OF the Lobiell Cycle Club
was held to-day and was one OF tho lar.
cest meets in tho state this year. The
track was poor hat excellent races Fc-
suited. close aud exciting. Tho results
were as follows:
one mile royics-Darrew, Of Mari.
eta, first; BrickIer, OF Newark, second.
Time, 1882.
Oas.half mile. opea-0sle, Marietta,
first; lindermillor, o; Cleveland, second.
lime. 1913,
Mile handicap-Stoehr, Marietta
first; Iindermiler, Cleveland. second ;
Ogle, Marietta, third. Time, 2:90.
Milo opuh-Stoehr, Marietta, frat
Lindermiilcr, second.
Mile open--W Woods, Of Wheeling. frat;
STAMP, OF Wheeling, SECOND.
Five mile handicRp-Stoohr, Marietta,
first; Stamp, Wheeling. second; Fish.
bach, Charleston, third.
Ono.hali milo hying start--Linder'
miller Cleveland, first Knox, Marietta,
sRcnnd.
County championship, one mile
Osle, first; stonhr. second,
bowman. Of Bricc, 0htn, was badly
hurt in mile handicap by jumping tho
track, striking post and 6arbed wire.
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MoUSD,Vftt,E.


A MlscsllnueOu, hIelnugn ot Mluor Alat'
tura fsom aInr,halts MSiropOIl"
Tho wind storm which passed over
this city yesterday afternoon did not do
much damage. Several lress wero
blown down aud signs wero displaced
| on the streets. The dust blown from
the street pAYemGnls was very offensive
to tho passors by. Hardly any predes'
TRANS could walk on tho streets during
the storm. The telephone company
suffered some damage, Whi!U the electric
company suffered little, II any, damage.
Mr.. John Chapman, who has been
confined to his room on the camp
ground by sickness, was yesterday TO-
moved to Sleubenviiie, Ohio, where hc
will DO cared for by his daughter, Mrs.
J.. II. Watson. His daughter, Mis-. Ada
Uarrick, accompanied him.
Mrs. l.. J. Mccartney and her daugh.
tor, Miss Norma, will return to their
home in Delaware, O., after spending
the summer with Mrs, McCartney's sis
ter, Mrs. Thomas Scott.
Mrs. Maud Juques, who with her
child, has been spending throo
month"; visit with her aunt, Mrs. Capt.
J. q. Roberts left yesterday for her
home in Mississippi.
The property Of ]. F. Burley, located
in the First ward, was sold at commits
sioner's sale az the front door Of tho
court house on Tuesday to James HoH'
retla for $1,000
Mrs. Ada Smith, nee Miss Dutlinger,
Of Cincinnati, VINO has been entertained
bv Mrs. d. +. Meighen Tor some time
past, has gone to Wheeling to visit
friends.
Dr. ]. ]. Richardson left on tho mid.
night train for Washington. d. e., after
spending his vacation at his homo In
New MurlinIviilo aud with iriendS here,
e. f. Gray, OF the firm OF Cats &
GRAY, has returned iron Hundred.
where he has bought up largo tract OF
lumber.
About fifty Junior Epworth LsaCuers
picnicked at the camp ground yesterday
and spent very pleasant time.
JC. Bardall and family, after Spenl.
ing tho season at Mountain Lake Park
returned last evening.
A daughter Of Jacob GrandstRf, who
lives Ia the Third ward, Is very low with
consumption.
Squire Polly removed his family from
the camp ground yesterday TO Ben.
wood.
Mrs. Mary Dayton, of Kansas City,
Mo-, is whiting her father Mr. NJ.
Dunn.
Deputy ASSESSOR Kimmins. Of Sand
Hill district, was here yesterday.
Mrs. John Mccoy. Of Chicago, is tho
guest Of Miss l.. ], Hammond,
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles black, Of Little.
ton, are In tho city visiting,
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Buwnur, August 2S,-Baltimoro
ami l.rbursh weto to have played
twp gamyi this afternoon. Tho first
gemo wa, called At p. IN, but tho
Im hHrshs we're not on tho grounds
a.l IHHro O'Day declared tho samO
'.Hrllyl To Baltimore by score Of o to
0l.nf tue baltimore players hal taken
nn hold. Mack's men arrived IN time
,yin second game, which rcin,tcl In
% va spycr i)t Baltimore. Foreman
WOO nII ana ineffective, while lloilor
rurl o srca. game. baltimore, lot
down 90 Their fielding towards tho ont.
wullor'a work nt Sccoud aud CaroY's
Mna2 wes aPpmuded. Attendance,
0i.N SCOre'
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MAKrlN,4 EnnliY.
IIup' aud SIi'hAp. IN rhs Thriving OItl
Across die RlThE

NHpS aud hinhApa ~ the thriving Olty
Across tIS HlVaL
Much complaint Is board about the
awful condition Of tho board walk on
Walnut sITnel from the Cleveland q
Pittsburgh passenger depot TO Third
street. II isRdlbgrscs 10 tho city. Few
eral persons have lately had marrow o..
Capos from bbing rpA over by Terminal
trains nj the WAInlt street cToSGlng,
among Them Two young ladies IN bug
Ky yesterday,
William Holmes, aR old soldier rsVid'
ing on Second street, died last night
after q lingering Illness, aged slx!y'iouT
years lie came 10 MRrEin's Ferry
trom Wheeling several years ago, lie
was u member Of the Second West Viz
ginla Volunteer Infantry and was =
pensloner,
William RogSrSaud Edward Arbaugh
will take Part IN hiD field day EXERCISES
At East Liverpool September o. wash
ington, Salem, Wheeling, SLeubonyllle
and other places will DO represented.
To-day tho Wheeling 4 Lake Erie
railroad will sell tickets NJ - 90 for tho
round trip to Toledo, including RdmiS'
sion 10 the Tri.Slale Fair, tickets good
returning until Saturday
Tho member1 Of the Dalrymen's AS
ISOLATION will charge eight cents per
quart for milk after september l.
Miss Marcia Echofeid. who has been
sick with typhoid fever, is ablO 10 walk
about tho house.
W. i. RogerS, OF the Buckeye Pipe
Line Company, was in Marine Ferry
yesterday.
Brlckmaking will be resumed at the
Belmont brick aud tile works next
Monday.
Mrs. II. X. Wilson and son have re.
turned from an extended visit IN Penn
sytyan!a.
Miss Carrie BOOzle has returned from
visit with her Iister at McReespoTI,
Pa.
A six.weeksold child Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas Lloyd died yesterday morning
Mrs. Patrick Moore spent yesterday
with friends mt Wellsburg.
lIoronlz & Co. are opening a branch
store at DilIonyale.
The Owl club aud ladies pcnicked up
the river Yesterday
Mrs. Oscar Hampton, Of Bellaire, is
visiting IN town.
Alex Napier is very sick. His recov-
cry is doubtful.
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wo authorize our advertised drugglSt
10 self Dr.. Kings Nov Discovery Tor
Consumption, Coughs and Colds, upon
this condition. II you arc afflicted with
q cough, cold or any lung, throat or
chest trouble, aud will use this remedy
a directed, giving 1t u fair trial, and
experience ito benefit, you may retHfa
tho bottle and have your money refund.
cd. WO could not make this offer did
We not know that DR., Kings Now Dis.
coyCry could DO rolled on. 1t never dis.
appoints. Trial bottls frees at tho Logan
Drug Co,'s drug store. Large size boa
yndN
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BELI,AIRE.
All Sorts of Local New. and Gossip from
the Glass CitJ.

All Sorts Of Local EoWs and Gossip from
the Glass CITY
The board oil eduralion met Tuesday
evening and appointed Miss Mary
Crafty TO the vacancy caused by the
resignation Of MisS Belle BrIzel, as one
OF tho teachers in the high school, aud
also elected Samuel Mcdonald, Us lanl'
tor OF tho Central building.
Miss Annie, daughter Of Mr.. aud Mira.
Joseph Davis, Of the Fifth ward, was
married yesterday morning 70 Mr. John
Hontmyor, young merchant Of New
ark. the young couple left OIL tho II
o'clock train for their home at Newark.
The Jr. 0. A. NJ. band returned last
evening from Mountain Lake Park.
where they spent two weeks. They all
report good time on the trip.
Harvey Sandcrs, Charles Zoeckler and
Joe Elliott returned yesterday from y
TWO weeks tour. OF the cities in the
northern part oil the state.
A young sou Of Charles Rosser fell
from the top OF a box car and was
bruised up considerably about the face
and head.
Miss Maud Holland, Of the First ward,
returned last evening from Dnukirk,
Ind, where sho has boon visiting reia'
tiYos.
Miss Jeanette RossOr is homo from
GAINESVILLE where sho spent lew days
with relatives.
Miss Clara Robinson has returned
FROM WISH with relatives at Findlay.
Miss Lizzie Conrei, Of Wheeling
Island, is visiting irlOnds in this city.
Miss Alice Cunningham II visiting
relatives at MoundsvIllo this week.
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NEwYoRE. August 2S.-Tho third day
OF tho Grand Circuit meeting Nt Fleet,
wood was tho best days racing that the
harness horse deYotess in New York
have seen In years. The programme
Tor Thursday Is one OF Sterling promise,
the chief attraction being the free for
all pace for 5000, in which start the
worlds greatest PAGERS, john Z. Gentry,
Joe Patched aud Robert J, SamiHaF.
les;
Free for all class, trotting. purse
S5,OOO-AEOte, |; Ensettl. 2; Klamath,
3. Time, 1904; 2;Oj! 9:0T.
9:l0 trot, two.year.oIds; purse $1,000
Fred S. Moody, Il Silver Lake, .;
Lady Del Mar, 81 Faustelle, 4. lime,
9:93l, 2;2l.
2:lO trot; purse S3,00O.-Bouncer, /;
Miss McGregor, .; BrunhildG. 8; East
view, 4; FutuTily. .; Henrietta, q. lime,
2:i3, 2Hi, e:iSi, 2;ii!.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-08-29

Asn rcmciy for ait forms OF head.
ache Electric ljillGrI haa proved 10 bs
tho worry best II elects permanent
cure, aud tho most dreaded hRbtuGl
sick headaches yield IN iA influence.
Wa utZO all who arc afflicted TO procure
q bottle, aud gfy0 this remedy fair
trial. In cases Of ha' ltunl conItipa.
ton Electric BitlsrS Suros by giving
the need tono 10 tho bowels, and few
oAHes long rsNst tho use oil this medi.
cine. Try II oncs. Large bottles only
City cents At Logan Drug Co.'S Drug
Store. z
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-08-29
STEAM PIrE Rul,srs

Early this MoruIug NJ tho CITY building,
ScNldluE the Engineer -
This morning about ! o'clock n steam
pipe In the county portion Of tho base
mout Of tho public building burat and
badly seaIdel the night engineer HOz'
lett Freeze, about The shoulders and
arms. While the burns are painful
FrSsss'S injuries ara not serious. The
accident created considerable excite
meut In the building.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-08-29

LONDON, 0NT, August 9S,-Tom
Cooper OF Detroit, onco mop cantured
the milo open Glass u ut tQ.day's l.. A,
W, races on the Canadian loop, SUM
mayiesl
Mile Open, Glass R-OoOper, Detroit,
Il Rigby, Cleveland, ., lime, e'0G.
Mile Handicap, Glass B-McCarthy
(65), Il Young, Toronto, (lO5l, 81 Car
man, London, 1851, g. Time, 300,
Two Miles 9ron, Glass B-Cdopsr,
Detroit, Ii RiGby. Cleveland, q BAR
nett Lincoln, l, Time, 5;l4 10.
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Only two ssts were played IN the ten.
MS tournament At Martins Ferry yes
torday on account OF tho rain, The
tlr,t, a dance, was won by Wood aud
Williams from tloge aud lloyls, score 8
TO 7; tho second, by llogo and lioyle
from Williams aud Wood, score 0 to l.,
with Dixon, Robinson and Cook live
men, and Finley reiereG About ttty
people were present. lhe Ihlrd will be
played rs soon at the weather will peE-
mit
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IRE CENTRAL LEAGUE
=, p.ss Ball o,ub, Tor 1895 is De-
mQ Rapidly Shaped Up,


,o,ludins Liulo Washington and
wnooItas, Together w''h "oar Az.
,,,ot Enemy" z,uesvIllO-tho ser.
"a, w.,h Warren Tor tho Iron aud
on I.oOsuu ChampIonshIp-Last
Gssas with TltuTiIIa This Alter
noon,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-08-29
MACEs "a MNuNItsVILLN.



Increased Attendance Yesterday After,
nopn-Ih" Results,
SrciR Risdi'k 20 ne Jgitiii5tieT,
MouyD,Y!ELg, August IS The second
day OF tho race meeting OF tho Mounds
vile Driving Association brought out
two very good conIOsts, that were thor.
ougnly enjoyed by the crowd, which
was much larger than on yesterday.
The summary:
:;ij pace purse sl5n'
BAY Harry D. g., 3 l.. Tlnhcrlake,
WootNheld, o .-,,.,;,,;:.,,,,, ,..c.n.;' . !
GTtwio, b =, = A. B,.lel, Flushing, .. l I 5
Col Day ch. 81 !. ., paYlH0u,
No 4sFl!e, ~,,,,.,
Jimmie q, ou' g., }, g. NaAacc,
NuTsLhlnWil', 9Nr
Time, .'9l', .:!',, -, :.';!JlN
40 tut5pune SgJ'
hellouG Dr. m, J, T. Roberts, M1uudi'
Yl,.S ., ,.;.,f;; '"
toe NinIloU IS. Mclaughlin. Whseiius . =
Time !ii,s, 10, !;aL
Mcbride, tho iamou1 Mouudsvills
horse, will pace an exhibition milo to.
morrow, along with three othor races
which sill come oil, closing the annual
meet for this year.
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There Ia no doubt, no failure,
whom YOU take Do Wits Collie aud
Cholera Cure. IL Ia pleasant, acts
promptly, no bad after effects. Logan
Drug Co., Whsoiing, ". Va, D. +. Pea.
bodv, Bsnwood, aud Bowie 4 Co., Bridge.
a
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-08-29

Easy 10 lake. sure TO cure, no pain,
nothing TO droaI, plea'antllttlopilIs. Do
Wits Little Early Risor,. Bost tor sick
headache. blliousneI', Sour stomach md
constipation. Logan Drug Co., Wheel.
ing, W. Va, d. !. Peabody, BonwoOd,
nnl Irwin 4 Co. BFIhgnnnrt. y.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-08-29

Johnson refused to 90 u fast mile.
Sanger aud Tyler were billed Tor mile,
aud hal milo respectively but they
could not BE- induced 10 make tho trinl.
johnson came out and announced his
intention OF going against hl1 record
Of Unils, lilo made Inc mile in 300,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-08-29

40. DR.. Siory's nyc.mnutO hond.
Ill., aghO euro, Guaranteed 10 caro-
alex or nervous hchlRGho In Eve min
utes lost hoalnclO euro m GARTH. Try
il y, only ton cNnla For sale by all drug.
piTs. Rood Robb & IIroiding, Whole
,rln AyRnia MWdF.
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MM. ONNN nlLNNN EGNLON,
Thu Veteran s,subsuy'uO Editor In New
Rnle-IhO SuunnrT.

AhN veteran AleubsnNlWn fIllOg ~ New
Rnle-tho summary.
SPECIAL Di,pd:c, 10 tt lairi',g'aNr
SrEvUrNyILLE o., August 9S,-A large
crowd attended tho second days races
at Pleasant Heights to-day. Tho 9t9O
trOt and 9's9 pace wore exciting Strus'
giles between East End aud lrans Robb
and PauiorI aud Flying Simon, l.orA
won tho 9'l6 pacs with eate. Atmont
showed wonderful speed but trouble
with his hobbies prevented him from
winning, L, II, Conn, who Is eighty
years OLD, drove EseIon. The summary
was rs lo!lowi
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-08-29

1850, Yob Attendance 90 g .
f..tss.at 2 q a. o
U.atr Ruus and tm'5H
trunfslpblA Attend Wse itoi ~ II .
r ldtIrhiai % Oh 90 ~
Z I'D % y 0 o o. 10
lrntp. Unh ard Terry
A. ft,ssIyH ApAaialrtl ~ ~ v
Mrnlfn ..0 B16 We
r.Fbsm D,ub and lobcrmott and Gs,ungof
ST. ipupn. Attendance, p ~ !
tWa.aul 11g w"
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-08-29

ToLKDo, o., August ga heavy rain
Just before tho faces were called to.
day made tho track very slippery and
dangerous 20 bicycle riders and all but
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-08-29

Boston, Augu,t S-Dick o'Bden, OF
Lewiston, champion middls'waIght Of
New EpgIand, was Knocked out in tho
first round Of what was 10 DO q 25'roupd
bout by Joe WalcotI, colOTed, Of BoS'
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-08-29

CLosrSa out sale still continues at 2ll5
Main street. J. y. EisoN'
Assignee,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-08-29

tisc Dt. Miles Nrnvr PLAprrpa Tor EriNht
WEAKNESS All dfuggiGla soil en- Tor 3d.