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w ED--ENPERIENCED SALESWOMAN
w for ribbon and hosiery department; state
experience and salarywanted W, Box 10, this
office. 3
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FOL: sALw-uouNrRY PROPERTY.

nor sAIE-60 ACRES on no. ALFALFA
4 land 20 n afalfa good house. large barn;
acres assorted fruit All fenced and cross
fenced: easy terms
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No alfalfa lands from $40 to $3.50 per
acre in amounts to suit. If you want an alfalfa
ranch have the best bargains in the state.
BAKER, 236l9 S. Spring st.
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ocULI@r-.

HR- WALTER G. HAMMELJ, ocULIsT
IL formerly located at Stowei block, has re-
moved 10 sumson building; Offices. 5i5-3l6 y
hours. Q 10 4. LID 3m
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1EO-PARTNER WANTED IN CASH CON-
CD lCO mission business, No experience
necessary, but must be reliable and satisfied at
hrst with 500 per month, Don't miss this. it's
chance you seldom get. CITY EXCHANGE,
1873 n. Spring. ltf
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EXCLUSIONS.

EUDsON'sPOPULARE XCURsIONs-EVE
81 Monday over the Rio GTande Western and
Denver and Rio Grande railways; scenic route;
personally conducted; newly upholstered
cars through to Chicago, New York and Bos-
ton. Finest equipment best service, quick
time. OIlice, 2l2 s. Spring st.
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lsrooms in nice part OF city, $500.

EoR sALE-LoDGING HOUSE, 80 ROOMS.
- in the heart of the city; nicely furnished
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DOfNDEXTER & WADsWORTH, BROKERS
/ 800 w. Second ST buy and sell mortgages,
stocks, bonds and any good securities; if you
wish to lend or borrow or invest in real estate
call on us; collections made and property
managed for non-residents. 2ef
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G1lrIZENS' INVESTMENT co,
Y pa s Broadway.
Stock and bond brokers, loans mortgages, Sc
curites and Investments; collections made,
taxes paid ana property managed Tor non
residents OF others l1-29tf
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SITUATIONS wANTED-MALE.

SITUATIONS WANTED-MALE.
Deserving persons dcsiring employment 1cU be
alioloed to insert three times, under this heating,
tco times free Of charge.
M IDDLE-AGED GERMAN Is LOOKING FOR
wi place where faithful service will secure
steady position. Address W, box 10, this
office.
w ANTED-YoUNG MARRIED MAN OF
w ability and good character wishes light
work Of any kind Address W, box lc, this
office.
w ANTED-MARRIED MAN WOULD LIKE
w to have work on II ranch; can do black
smithing. Address w. J. HICKEY, city.
w ADMINISTRATION BY Al BREAD OR
w cake baker. Can take charge; good ref
erences. Address A. H., this office
WT ANTED-PosITIoN AS ENGINEER. IL
box 10, this Office,
w ANTED POSITION BY BOY OF IL WHO
w is not afraid OF work. Room 226 Wilson
block.
s.TUArIONs WANTED-FEMALE.
Deserving persons dessring employment uW be
alto1ucd to insert three lines for tic0 insertions,
under this heading free of charge
AM ANTED-sEWING BY GOOD DRESS
~ " maker from New Dr. cans, in nice faml-
changed. Address los 5. Walnut st.
WANTED SITUATION: A GOOD PLAIN
w cook or housekeeper will take light place
at low wages; references. Address L. NJ, this
Office .
~ GOD DRESsMAKER FROM SAN FRAN
VI cisco would like some more work at homs;
dresses made, "a. Ola Flower ST., near sixth.
1920 ii
w ANTED-DREssEs TO MAKE; STREET
w suits, 81. Mrs. b. L. STEPHENS, room
226 Wilson block
'-ssIsOELLANEOUs.
yXTANTED - LADIES TO LEARN THE
w Mcdowell dress cutting system at the
MeDOW ELL DRESS MARlNG ACADEMY, 1857
!. broadway, branch OF New York and San
Francisco schools. Patterns cut to order,
11-lmo
WANTED TO BUILD YOUR HOUSE
w cheap; first-class work guaranteed. Come
and see COURTNEY, builder, 1879 S Broadway.
XXTANTED--TO Buy OLD GOLD AND SILVER
w at highest market price JUL WOLTER,
manufacturing jeweler, l22 S. Main st. i0-i 3m
4YyANTED = LADIES, BIG MEN, LITTLE
W men, boys, children and babies at
BLANENs', 5o2 ). spring St, for shoes.
XVANUED -HoEsES 10 BUILD BY KoBT.
W d. COATES, building contractor, 264 S.
Broadway, Los Angeles, Cal. 1915
NJ ANTED-oFFICE FURNITURE IN EX.
w change for fine American watch. Adj
dress o. Box 20, this Office
WANTED - TO FRAME YOUR PICTURES
w cheaply and handsomely, at HURN-
DALLS, 343 s Spring st. 20
w ANTED-PAINTERs TO SEE THE EX-
w celsior paints at gu S: Spring st. 1913
wANTED-AGENfs.
yANTED-LADY AGENTS TO INTRODUCE
w our hygienic Toilet Sequisities among
] Iuru &c
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NHIcAGO REPAIRING CO.. JAS. MAYOR,
~ 1853 w, Fifth street. Repairs made for any
stove in the L. :. Patterns made to order. 10
(,AsoiINE STOVE cLEANED, REPAIRED.
II Tel I00s. BLACKMAN, 4O:S s Spring st.
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M IDDLE-AGED GERMAN IS LOOKING FOR
WI place where faithful service will secure n
steady position. Address W, box 10, tn is
office.
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HORSE sHoER.

MO FOOT, NO HORSE-HORSES SHOD AC-
~ cording to nature and agreeable to art
Shoes made for all diseases of the feet GOOD
WINS SHOEING SHOP, 264 s. Los Angeles
street II l7-lm
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DARTNER WANTED-IN A SALOON CON
4 nected with one of the leading hotels; has
zoo rooms; doing business that will average
$35 per day. price, $3.50. BEN WHITE. 2Stf
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roR saLE-LrvE STOCK.

NOR RRLE-LIVE STOCK.
NOR SALE-JUST IN FROM TULARE WITH
II 0 head OF gentle horses, single or double,
from $50 up; some good family horses; you
can get just what you want by coming down.
l guarantee everything [ sell. v. V. COCH-
RAN, Citizens Stockyards, corner Second and
san Pedro SITS 1l-25 I'm
NOR SALE-ONE CARLOAD. 20 HEAD OF
Il young horses; sound, well bred and broken
all in fine conditions every horse sold by ms
guaranteed to be as represented. JOHN NC
PHEkSON, Ger, Third and S. Los Angeles st.
NOR SALE-OR EXCHANGE, WELL-BROK-
It en- farm, business and surrey horses, at the
Westminster stables, Ito and liz L. Fourth st.
Guaranteed as represented l-AS
TOR SALE AND EXCHANGE-FINE SINGLE
4 and double drivers, buggies and harness.
b. f. BACON, rear Dos South Broadway.
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FINANCIAL.

Il MON LOAN COMPANY LOANS MONEY
Y on all kinds of col ateral security, watches,
diamonds, jewelry, sealskins and furniture
in lodging and boarding houses, and on pianos
without removal; private Office for ladies'
room H.; bushes confidential. CLARK y.
SHAW, 4anager, looms Ill and 1l2 stimson
block IL In
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UPHoLs rERER.

las. r. ALLEN, MANUFACTURES OF UP
~ no stored goods, mattresses. etr.; carpet
6ttips and LAYING a specialtr 5al s. snrinsS "
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LOST AND FOUND.

y osT- TWO MARES ONE GRAY AND ONE
i 4 black; about years old. Return 10 TUCK
SIN u CO., Alameda ST., near Marchessault,
and receive rs reward.
IsOUND-SAM, THE CHAMPION HORSE
u clipper. North Broadway. l1-25 I'm
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MONEY TO LOAN IN SUMS To SUIT ON
WI any good collateral; business strictly
country property W. e. DEFINING. 2i1 W.
First ST., room 10. 1921 ly
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PIANOS.

17OR AINS-STANDARD Up
Il right piano slightly used $3.50 Hand
some Iyers d. Pond piano, snap bargain, not
much used $3.50; worth S4O0. Largest size
cabinet grand iiano, 3 pedals, walnut case.
fine tone, $40, cash or insall1neDts kOHLER
d CHASE, 253 >. spring st.
usoR sALE-FINE STICK SQUARE PIANO.
n cheap. Call on or address J. W. E., pa E.
Thirty-second ST.
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EMPLOYMENT AGENCY-MRS. SCOTT d
ILMlSS MCCARTHY, 1o1A S. Broadway; tel
10 1916 I'm
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rroR sAdF-CAR1ER & BEEcHER, MINING
Il brokers, re present leading properties: gold.
silver, copper, lead etc exam1nations made
and reports furnished by the most competent
and RESPONSIBLE California experts; correspon
dence solicited; information promptly fur
nished Office. BPS S. Broadway. l2-i2f
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TURKISH AND OTHER BATHS.
DEFECTIVE AGENCIES.

NTACKENZIE'S DETECTIVE AGENCY, 2O3
M Stimson building. Reliable operators fur
nished on short notice. COLLECTIONS made in
Rnv mart ~ the Initad Statas aSd r.rAda
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$1,000.000

So to per cent gross; sums OF $4,000
and up; business property. McGAR-
WIN u BRONSON, 220]2 S. Spring
ST. Il
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w ANTED-YOUNG MARRIED MAN OF
w ability and good character wishes light
work Of any kind Address W., box lc, this
office. .
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ITUkNlrU RE.


THE LOS ANGELES FURNITURE EN-.
Il change, 3j1 N. Main, is the place to buy
upholsterlng; goods stored and sold on COM
mission; first class stock and popular prices.
Z. E. Buell.. If
NEW SECOND HAND STORE WANTS GOODS
" L.Il IsAN q L 4 %
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PATENTS. coPYnIGHrs. ETC.

n II fIIN % WI \ u II % III %
DATENTS FOR INVENTIONS IN ALL COUN-
4 tries obtained, bought and sold. Trade
marks, copyrights, etc, by $. J. DAY d CO.,
patent attorneys, rooms 232-233 Bradbury
building, Los Angeles. Established 1949. LIST
HAZARD &c TOWNSEND. 8 DOWNEY
Al block. Tel 347. Los Angeles. Il-21 tt
Il NIGHT BROS, PATENT LAWYERS AND
~ solicitors, 308 stimson block. Est ls43.
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7 AIDES HAT LIKE TO WEAR FIRST CLASS
u fitting dresses call at l24 S. Main st.
Dresses made from $4 up. MRS STOLTEN-
BERG-W Otter.
A RTISTIC DRESSMAKER WANTS HOME
n sewing. Terms moderate. Address 335
Patton ST.. city.
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~ UITAR LESSONS BY NOTE EXECUTION
VI a speciality. Guarantee scholars able to
play in society IN months so cts. IL lesson.
MRS. c. b. WAITE, 21l W. First ST,
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copy PARTNER WANTED IN FRUIT,
~ LZC candy fancy groceries, soda parlor,
etc, one block from office. An opportunity OF
lifetime. CITY EXCHANGE, l39 N. Spring,
ltf
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Il WATER.
There is a large amount of water that can bs
developed and sod to the people OF Los An
geles. If you are interested in water and have
cash it will pay you to investigate this
SMITH IL O'BRIEN,
1927 ii LAT S. Broadway.
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they will not be burden on n goyeFn.
menh fol o. the country grows tho rev.
enues viii grow With NJ Bnaineas on
the river would mot be 20 hazardous %
u e Rtthe present time, aud boata could
he bull 70 carry on the traffic ~ a sud-
Client size and depth TO meet all the con,
'ditionH OF the trade
THE finest paeketa in the world could
be run from this city 70 Cairo, aud tho
beauty Q the Ohio river Il unsurpassed
by any other river IN the world, TO my
judgment. Men With capital now stand
ready 70 build snch steamers II the
government win only give us the i'm.
proved waterways. River t%Tansporla-
tiqn z lar cheaper than the railroada,
The M%onongahelR river IL improved,
and the company that oVnl iia locke
and dana charge the manufacturer Of
that valley o tax on everything that
pasaea through ITS locks, but, nolWilh-
atEnding this, 1t 10 one Of the greatest
manufacturing centera in this colntry,
What would be the result II the Ohio
river was likewlse improved without
paying tribute TO aprlyate corporation
The Ohio valley would become q great
manufacturing eentcr, and firms looking
Tor ailes would not locate 100 mtea
away from the river, but would build
their plants on itS shorei,
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chioaso-clttle. demand moderate and prices
weak and l0c lower; common lots sold At s. 25a
800, but the proportion Of cattle that went be
low $685. war small aud tho bulk sold Ct g. Goa
AsS. very nice lots Aolllng around S4h. Hogs
active and higher; sales were Ct an extreme
range OF " 2bRJ1e for oinmon 70 choice dtoyeEi
pies sold at S110aS as; packing hogs 50 ISAS IS
aud shipping drorel s. b5AS s.. Sheep, there
WAS n fairly active general demand at about yes,
terday's range otprlcel.
Hast liufhaln, N. Y.-Cattle. nil arrivals were
consigned through. HatEot on leftover stock
fairly steady. Hog, receipts ~ cafl; market
fairly active; Workers, fair IN choice 81 S0aa IS,
rougha common to good 81 OOa3 10; pigs, good TO
choice 81 7dil as. Sheep and lambs. receipts 10
cara; market steady: lambs. choice 10 prime
% NAL O0i sheep, ohOiee. 10 selected export
wethes ~ 50a5 7ji onllS aud common sheep 81 %
aiG.
Fast Llberty-Cattle steady at unchanged
prices. Hogs slow. owing TO heavy supply At
other points, Philadelphia SaoiSa Sj best York.
oS 81 SJnS DOi fouEhE ~ OOh3 90 Sheep ileadyi
extra g. sga3 10! good q 2oa2 90; common 6oek
81 60j lambs :! 2iNi 95; veal calves t60oa62 rs
Clnuinnati-HogI steady ats i0as 70i receipts
5000 head; shipments 900 head.
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i PEOPLE or FEW WORDS.

mach b yea, YeS, and nay nay
e.od BOOK, pior Whatsoever q more
j. ,oastA Of srl-r TAsshAEsfi abide
'ald,oita!s rule Their words arc few
gss.rs and dItest They waste no en-
= an ak they use It IA thinking and
AID whatever they 90 th'ydo Win.
,,,b. They arc content with nothing
Y ,s..,,oaes sad principles Of tho things
'rr,aI,ts. They lSEs pains and a'e pa
And ,Aul the doOrl Of many strange
10 them. In this war they dlaeoy'
nav ,lmo,t DO called the unity Of dis'
S,n,rable shaker say Of IL 1T : sad
~ NAM, meat Is another mans poison;
HrIl II, haltths truth. AHg Han'i Htal q
~ ,oi,,s. under certain conditions y
n never got further than che hopper wo
~, hayo bread pndiibroad never GOT
Nm tho stomach we Ihould neyal have
hI Nbeu the stomach igtorpid' helpless
,s,ssd the food lies in u and rot4 Thss
.a,,,Io1 produces polsouI which may aud
!, disorder sysrj other organ and lunc'
~ \ d. body This isindIso'aon or dy,psp,
Y M many symptoms aud DISCUSSES Cure
y .as enro nlno-leulhs Of ourcomplalutS
.sord, vere uttered many years aRo Since
4. b,yc found a remedy, now known as
nlge, I've Cordial, II IS made from
isIa. plants cultivated by them, y Is q
nd dIsos, other loodi. Taken while est
81, the stomach aud nourlshes the syi-
M Mains aud dlilreHes OF dyspepsia dis,
SslorelL 1t prevents fermentation and
[,.,,ore, full power to the digestion. II
..-.d, IN the worst cases, 1t Is worthy the
~ de people Shoss name II bears ANY
~ wifi sell YOU a ttlal bottle Tor ten eenlI:
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Distressing kidney and bladder dis
eases relieved in six hours by the "NEw
GRE6r souTH AMERICAN KIDNEY CuRE."
This now remedy is a great surprise on
account oflts exceeding promptness in
relieving pain in the bladder, kidneys,
back and every part Of the urinary pass.
age In male or female. IL %rolievel ra.
tention OF watOr and pain In passing II
almost Immediately. II you want quick
roliet and euro this is your remedy,
Sold by X. II. List, druggist Wheeling,
w. Va.
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li%aston-ThO American Wool aud Cotton Re.
porter Will say tomorrow that this has bOeu a
Comparatively inactive week 30 far A. most
kinds Of wool that have reCenlly been selling Ia
larger quantities ate, conohTlpd Tho. period,
ono was The purchasing By. GiAall uAcfi Of stock
and the other the presence In tho market Of Ger.
iall manufacturer who were looking this week
for specific stock 10 antwer Immediate needs,
lnO medium wool OF all sections, Prices are
steady fOf good wool. The aggregate sales Of all
klidi In BOSl0n, New York and Philadelphia IL
B,6i6,e 600 pounds. OF which g,i13,7O0 pounds were
domestic and 2.B90y000 pounds were foreign, In
BotOn tho demand during the week has bean
Ifrt for die. then for haltblood, aud afterwards
iof thfee-eiHhthg, with little attention paid 10
quartor.blo0dS Prices tulo thelAtno hS last week.
New YUrk-Wooi trm.
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RnLIAInn.-
an Sorts OF Local Nsws and uosIlp from
tho olnas Oitr.

There was a good deal OF excitement
here yesterday over the appearance Of
q woman who was just recovering from
the smallpox and who was too weak to
walk far At a time. She came from
Benwood and relted in the Cleveland y
Pittsburgh depot. She said she had
been discharged, but II seemed more
probable that ahe had slipped away to
get TO her home back OF Powhatan.
Her appearance at tho depot in that
condition excited q good many people
aud the mayor, Health Officer Long and
Sanitary Policeman Baugh were notified,
but not one OF them got to the depot
beforethe woman left, AS soon "a she.
notlcOI that she was attracting unusual
attention she quietly moved out OF the
depot aud took an electric car for
bridgeport, leaving her bundle in the
baggage room. Alter she had gone tho
health officer examined the bundle and
said everything looked clean.
Mr. j. W. Howell, bookksOper in the
First National bank, and Miss Alberta.
NJ. Hoffman were married at the home
ofthe brides mother, MIRA, Carrie Holt
man, yesterday evening in tue presence
Of a number OF invited guests, Rev. ii.
A. L. King, pastor Of the First Presby.
terrain church, officiating. The con-
gratulRtions were hearty and earnest,
and the presents useful and .ornamen-
tai. Mr.. and Mrs. Howell are among
the best young people OF the city and
have the good wishes Of all who know
them. "
ut is a wise child that knows its
own father Is sometimes heard, and a
case Just tried in the common pleas
court verifes It. Some time ago Mary
Mcclure had Edney Neif arrested on q
charge Of being the father Of her child.
Squire Mason heard the case and held
the youth in $500 bond. The case was
heard on Tuesday in the higher court.
The youth was discharged.
The effort to springa roOrback in the
Register against j. i. Blackburn was
begun in the wrong place. The Regis.
tors roorbaeks have long since become
harmless. Blu. it did stir Joe's friends
up to undetermined action.
DR.. Tracy. tho temperance orator, who
has been making a vigorous campaign
ion that line, made a great speech last
night on the "Mississlppi Of 1ntemper.
ancs, or the River OF Death"
Will Dudley, a section hand on the
Bellaire, ZaneSviile & Cincinnati rail.
road, in jumping from q slow moving
train, fell aud broke hts collar bone and
bruised his face badly,
TIE city council is to meet as a COM
mittoe ofthe whole ut the mayors Office
tomorrow evening to examine into
police matters. Both sides have law.
yerI employed.
The presiding judges are making daily
pilgrimages 10 st. Clairsyille now to se'
cure the blanks and instructions for the
election next Tuesday.
R. NJ. Gillsland returned yesterday
from Pittsburgh, whore he spent q
couple OF days on business.
Hon. Jacob S. Uoxey, the Populist
candidate for governor. will be here
next Monday afternoon.
Mrs. Charles E. Brockman is home
from q visit with the family OF b. F.
Cockayne at Tifin.
The property damaged by fire in the
Second ward recently Is being repaired
now.
The board Of pension examiners held
its regular weekly session yesterday.
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TINS ia tho day otanti.thia, and anti
that, but what people need most nova
days is, the anti-billous medicine, Sim.
mons Liver Regulator, the King Of
Liver Medicines, and Better than Pills.
al have used no other anti.billious rom.
edy for six years and know from exper.
fence that for ladies OF a constipated
habit nothing equals iL."-Laura v.
Craig, Ellonbury, Fla.
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chIonEo-Wheat ruled fairly sciIve to-day, at
70 lower than Inc eloso last iiight, but reEcied
some. Corn, nearby futures, Wsts firm and Nay
but Stuady. ProYilonI sIrohgst and higher.
Flour UNCHANGED.
WuEAT-gash No. 2 spring bsalgci No. y
spring b6absabss3e; No. 2 red Ss1fab2Nei VGIo.
Der bsabs2fabsci December 5s51FagSos4ei Nay
eSa6I37 lResc.
~CoIs-CashN NO 2 sQasO%e; oc.ooer xsAasl1s
S S9e; y n9y \. M ~ ~ asayI2sg pseV -'2ia
tEAaS14g aAS " I1sss ~ q ,.h,,o n-osool>c.
vVAis-S4sn ~ = lotyi ~ EnnnMS y A1sitcS,
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Acrs at once, never fails, One Minute
Cough euro. A remedy fot asthma,
aud that feverlsh condition which &C.
companies a severs cold. Tho only
harmless remedy that produces imme.
diate resultS. Logan Drug Co., Wheel.
ing, w. Va, D. i. Peabody, Bon wood,
and Bowie & Co. Brilpeporl. Y. 0
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SAY, why don't you try De wife Lii.
Ito Early HlsorbS IheBs little pills euro.
hbadaode Indigestion aud constipation.
They're small, but do tho work Logan
Drug ca, Wheeling w. VA u, II Pea
body, BenwoOd, and Bowie 4 60,
Bridgeport, y,
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plNaNon n TnApE
Tie FsafuFef AT phs igpAoE and Stock
ainrhais.

NluftfnfNt tr
NV YoEE, Oct @-1ionov on cal easy AZ p
Is per eenii last lon2 pef eepii closed afeper
cent Primo mercantile papaF tei1l poF cont
slpFlins exehaaEe ilm with aefuel business IN
bapker bills al sihs1ill 50 iordemand aud
a Sg3aiAS ipt sixty days. posted IaiH 81 Sa
4 Nitaft sal tll tpmmeretA plla ~
Silver certificates feifihc
The stock market NaI anhieoied % hntp heffy
bear pressure and to liquidation ~ actual
holden aud ounefs Of fhace ihe folnme o.
business was the MISREPRESENTATION some tine
past, and tho c0utta Of Prices vas iteallu
downward, except whom relieyed' BY the cover
Ing operations Of The bears The opening was
animated aud weak, Wlihtho coalors hna ipeus
tflalE under tho hanneE' AhnnF lie tne mHlEket
RALLIED gu large covering trAnlagpopf ana ~
cogpflesftom the lower points Wce itahlsAe
eEteudtns ~ ~ percent N Ipbneeo and hnSas
In tho kpeelalNG, Erie IGlegnph edfaneea "
VI, y again1t bHf the AnRl sale 81 yeaienqAli
mgktng q complete racoYbry irom ihe " Ref
cent feellne manipulated In lhe tNo days. me
market oloIed ~ Eiilarly Yeaki With net ,de'
ollnes ranging upfoA percent IN General Eee,
trie There was afpbslanihl tpcfeaie IN tne
volulneo buslHoaln fallWayend miscellaneous
seelsiliel to-day, tho dealings assFesaslng
Tao Total sales Of stocks to-day were $4,000
finvernment bonds staaAv
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New Y0Fh-ThO auction sale was the feature
OF many buyorp thfoukh0utthe day, There was
n uIiOl market for 6eaSonAble upedlhltleL tual.
fipia OF Importance WeA, 49, usual, though,
eniIfOly through deliveries on former
putobntCa lfintlns cloths quiet, but very
steady, Al BAo.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-10-31

Simply amply "BwAYSg's OINTMENT" No In.
tefnal medicine required. Cures taltet, onEona,
itch, oil erlpil0na on tie face, hands, u0s0, DO,
leaving tue skin. dleAf, white aud healthy, ~
By no ether funedy, AJAX your dttgglAt for
bgAYNn1 OiNfliINE 1fHA4W
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-10-31

oil 0lty-Opcnsd AZ u VI highest 81 as4l low.
osl q al closed 81 2sSSA ahipmcnu 1905 bar.
foisl nlha g1,ils barrels
New York; Petroleum slfonH o16fOd a u ~,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-10-31
plln,i rilan Ilnhlnr rln..

SYMPTOMS - Moisture, lntonso ltuhlhg and
alInRlnRi m0at al night, worse by s0rat0hlng, n
1li0WSdlo l%ohllnuo tunOri form, which 6tlon
bleed and ulOefals, becoming y0rv E0te,
BwAYEEB. OINTMENT tlop1 tho ithhinB aud.
bloodlng heals u~lnohitlqn, and ID most GAs0s 10.
GSsnts d. bSayne 4 Boii PhiiSdeIphiI
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-10-31

New Yath-plg iron guIltj southern. ti2 ooa
IN IN ufchahlo ttiB1N. Lead hfmi broken
filbI bxchhng6H 80 1lh hfmI iltalghts 1Ii 70a
II 7bi plates dull, BnolHf quiutl domestic 500
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-10-31

when BABY vas uict, NO gave her cas.oriA.
when sho was Child, ShO cried for ca5toria.
when GhO became MIS-, she chung to caa.orIa.
wasnnA. had Children, tso savOtA'n cA'OrA