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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-01-23
That is What tho Republican Tick.
OF Should Bo Tomorrow,
IT IS COMPOSED OF THE BEST MEN
Aud All tho Arguments That Can DO
Advanced Arc In Their Favor-Somo
Special Reasons That tho Council
as We'll as tho City officials Should
10 Republican This Time.

TloS D. BENNETT.
poG cry cLrRS,
clIAs, E DAMSENpERG.
FoE wtARrNAsrEG.
]. W, SoRRINGToS.
ron COUNCIL, rtEsr Rn,Scit.
First wam-Willam 4. Otto.
Second wurl-J. A. Britt.
Third wanl-J, Il. Butts.
Fourth ward-liOrmAn 2Wlcler.
Fifth watd-WIlliam Scshitt.
slrthw and Charles L. EbolIng.
Seventh ward-W. +. McKelyey.
Eighth waId-ThomN DAWSON.
srcoSp nRASCu.
First ward-Edward Elliott, Alex Frew, J.
Howard Wells, Daniel Arndt.
Second waEd-Benlamln !, Bschman, Samuel
CSelton. J. 7. Potter.
,Third Matd-u. W. Falls. William C. cIatot,
Walter wills.
Fourth w4Ed-Thomns C. Dti,,; Herman LEES,
Edward Bodley.
Fifth ward-p. II. Taylor, Andrew $. Hare,
Stephen WGterhousc. u.
sixth Mntd-William Lindsey, Jacob ltetscs,
Henry Kern, George ", nCvinncy. John lIc,'.
Seventh ~wasd-JamcS =. Maxwell. y. Z. Ham.
illon. David X Tnnpar.
Eighth ward-Ertd {. Williams, ". T. Stathett,
David Hahnc. Con. uttcruohlen.
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clxred the winner Cornrade Metzger refused 10
play, and persistently retains possession OF the
medal on the ground that the shoot was not
conducted according TO the: usual regulations
in:that rest was used. Metzger. In common
wjthatbe other contestants, took advantage OF
'therest bnt failing to win refuses to abide BY
the result OF the shoot. Henes The difficulty. .
:. -. Trouble In Christ Church. !.
!; At the close Of the service at Christ Episco-
pal Church yesterday an unusual scene was
witnessed. - :: =. :..:.-."~ -:
= The*rector,] Rev.A /. Perkins. Is the In
.yentOr OF the new professionally tried with
marked success-by which fruit can be trans
ported to any distance without danger Of loss
from decay. A company .Withlarge capital has
been formed TO work the invention: and Mr..
Perkins time is necessarily much taken up by
the matter. He'is now en-. route East and de-
sires prolonged leave OF absence. The ;ques-.
tiOn was put to the congregatlontint the church
after. service yesterday. and a scene of some
what unseemlY acrimony resulted. The con-
gregation gave evidence of being largely In
favor. of granting the required 0r:any required.
leave, but one or TWO objected; and their: OBJ
:jections were set forth in language at times
pointed aud personal. Further consideration
of the matter was: deferred. The discussion of
the water question was then entered upon.
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ALAMEDA.

. The preliminary business at the meeting OF
the Board OF Trustees tonight was to arrange
an early hour for adjournment. with view to
prevent debate on the water or other OF the
many unfinished and apparently interminable
questions before the board from running the
session into the new year. Trustee Stephenson
arose to a question OF privilege and called at
tention to a published Interview OF the chair
man OF the board on the water question, and q
breezy discussion followed. The chairman de-
clared that he was not aware at the time that
the interview was for publication. and explic.
lilly disavowed any intention TO reflect upon In
dividual members OF the board In his remarks
to the reporter. The matter was allowed to
drop with this explanation.
Inc committee.t0 whom The matter mad o. en-
referred report that Mr.. Rank OF the Elec-
trio Railway Company had declined to sign
contract TO provide power for lamps 10 be
supplied by the city along Webster.street road
way and 1t was determined 10 obtain the
requisite lamps and depend upon Mr.. Rank
providing power without specifically binding
him by contract TO do so.
Joe Hooker Post, @. A. X.
Matters are at "A high tension among the
members OF Joe Hooker Post OF this city con-
corning the result OF the annual Thanksgiving
day shoot, and some Of the comrades no longer
address each ether as such. COmrade MetZger
won the medal TWO years In succession, but
failed TO repeat the performance THIS year,
whereby the medal would have become his
very own. Upon Com raGe Blank being de-
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BY THE SHERIFF..
Steinhagen s Co. Ask His
]. Services. ...... 81.
A Produce. and Commission House
! Goes Into Voluntary Insoi- s..
:. vency for Its Creditors.

. The firm of P. Steinhagen g. Co., doing
a fruit and produce commission: business
at 4-4O6 Davis street. wentinto voluntary
insolvency yesterday. The firm is COM
paratiyelya new one. 1t is composed of
Paul Steinhagen and Henry E.. Won
Hagen; although the firm has not been
in existence long. The senior partner.
Mr.. Steinhagan, is an old-time commission
merchant of this city. .. :.
7; The liabilities are placed at $40, 800. and
the assets at $1,000. The largest creditors are
G. Volkman, the Changers Bank and E.
SteinhageD brother of one of the mem
bers of the firm. The Sheriff 10 In custody.
of the:store. III. s,
"We decided to assign for the benefit of
our creditors after thorough examina-
tion of our books, which we recently COM
pleted." said Henry E. Won Hagen. '.Tbe
assignment was voluntary on our part aud
was made out to. the Sheriff. Hard times
in business are what has brought it about
Had our creditors all been In this city we
might easily have continued in business,
as our credit on the street was good.
Three of the largest creditors are in. this
city, but the greater portion of our indebt-
edness is in small sums scattered through
out the State. For that reason we thought
it better to assign than TO risk running
further into debt. Our creditors here in
town showed no disposition to crowd US,
and If it were not for the large number of
small credits against us held in the coun-
try we might have decided to keep on
with the business. :
+ l. Erb 6 Brother, boots and shoes, 244
SIKH street. were attached yesterday for
S22O8 by FL. /. Solomon. Mr.. Solomon is
the secretary and treasurer for Bucking-
ham & Hecht. The attachment was lie Wed
to satisfy debt due for goods purchased
by Erb & Brother.
A. C. Stoddart engaged in the drug
business at the northwest corner of Mason
and Geary streets, was attached yesterday
by Redngtcn & Co. for $44, claimed to be
due for goods purchased.
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BERKELEY.

At the final meeting of the freeholders the
bills contracted by that body were reported.
and proved remarkable for their small amount.
The work of revision which cost San francesca
$1,000 cost Berkeley $500. For printing S85
was paid. rent SIG 90. secretary. $50. The
board as committee of the whole attended
the meeting Of the Board OF Trustees.
+. Professor Jones, chairman of the Board Of
Freeh olders. presented tile charter as it came
from the hands OF the freehOlders to the board
for its acceptance. 1t now remains for the
twenty days OF publication of the charter to.
pass, when it will be put before the town for
its acceptance or rejection. About the only
opposition that has developed itself has been
from some OF the merchants who object TO the
clause giving thetrustees the power TO levy a
special tax as license on merchants as
means of raising revenue. But as the revenue
of the town will be raised one half, the rate
having been Increased from 30 cents to 10.
cents. there Is little danger OF this necessity
again arising.
;. The City Council met last night and pro.
ceedeat TO elect Trustee 70 fill The vacant place
on The board. William Carey Jones was
chosen. - -" -
: AT The last meeting C. f. Creble was ap-
pointed clerk OF the board but there was some
question as to his bonds. Last night his bonds
were duly accepted.
The new charter prepared by the Freeholders
was accepted. 1t was the last night of the
time allowed for its acceptance and the action
OF the Council Occasf0ned much rejoicing.
Aene meeting bombs were chs sea and there he
published twenty days. then after AN interval
of thirty days 1t goes to the people to be voted
upon after which 1t must 60 to the Legislature
for its sanction.
Berkeley on the County Board.
Berkeley was recognized yesterday In way
that the town desires to be recognized s. d.
Waterman, principal Of the public schools of
the town. was elected by the County Supervl.
sors to be member of the Board of Education.
The nomination was made by X. e. Johnson.
Mr.. Waterman was formerly principal OF The
Stockton schools, but came TO Berkeley about
five years ago, since which time the towns edu-
cational system has rapidly risen In efficiency
and standing.
Found at Santa Rosa.
Julian Harmon. who disappeared from his
home mysteriously last week, has been located
In Santa Rosa. The boy. who is IA years old,
is not of entirely sound mind, and will be placed
on his parents ranch for time that he may be
better looked after.
Professor LIE Conte Honored.
Word comes that the Geographical Society OF
America. now In session at Baltimore, has.
elected Professor Joseph LIE Conte vice. presi.
dent.
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ANOTHER ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
This Time the Man Got the Worst
nf If -: =.

Another window-smasher did his costly
work yesterday evening, and as result a
French plate-glass valued Assoc. the prop
erty of DR.. Carl Zeila at 52S Pacific street.
is scattered about in small fragments. As
further result Harry Hanson, with a
New Years spree on, lies prisoner in the
old City Hall Jail on charge Of malicious
mischief.
Just why or how this piece of vandalism
was done is not yet known. Hanson is
either unwilling or unable to tell He
was seen in front of DR.. Zeile's drugstore
in company with two other men. Sud-
denly he made a wild lunge forward and
heavy glass. Hanson's hands were badly
cut by the broken glass and the flow of
blood seemed to have a SOLDERING effect on
him. but he was still In an uncertain frame
of mind when locked up.
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Two Serious Charges,

Jack Hoyt, the now notorious pepper
thrower, who was arrested and thrown
into tank in the old City Prison Sunday.
had two serious charges placed opposite
his name yesterday evening.
Either Of these charges would be suffi-
cient to keep Hoyt out of harms way for
some time to come. The charges are, an
attempt to rescue a prisoner and assault
to do great bodily harm.
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Opening of Lane Hospital.

Lane Hospital, adjacent to Cooper Col
lege. will be formally opened at II o'clock
to-morrow. A general invitation is ex-
tended to physicians to listen to an address
by the donor, DIR. l.. G. Lane. Ii is also
expected that the opening will be inaug-
urated by some professional work.
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Personal Note.

Deputy Naval Officer Maslin. who has
been seriously i'll for a week from the
effects of eating poisonous mushrooms, is
rapidly convaescing. and will soon re-
sumo his duties,
The morning call., 1895-01-01

"a BLEACHED SHEETS. read y for:
:. the bed;. on e.of the: best makes OF
sheeting and neatly :hemm ed; :
" :: regular at 75c. each. .,.:s.. ........
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BLEACHED< PILLow-CAsEs, AK
~ .36 inches ard 45x36 fnches.well
=. :. made from remnants Of AL sheet
- Ing. sale price. $3.50.
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PoRTIEREs. 8 yards: long, a.. J..
-: inc hes wide, handsome :colorings,
T frjaee a aM hsayy ka a lied
- sale price. "
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+ GRATEFUL-CoMFoRTING. :.
EPPS''.S COCOA.
5. BREAKFAST-sUPPER.

+ :: BREAKFAST-SU
"QY A THOROUGH KNOWLEDGE OF THE.
:: - natural laws which govern the operations of
digestion and nutrition, and by a careful appliear
tion of the fine properties OF welI-selected Cocoa
Mr.. Epps has provided for breakfast and supper
a delicately favored beverage. which may save as
many heavy doctors bills. 1t is by the iudicious
use of such articles of diet that 8 constitution
may be gradually built up until strong enough to
resist every tendency tie disease Hundreds of
subtle maladies are floating around us, ready to
attack wherever there is a weak point We may
escape many fatal shaft by keeping Ourselves
well fortified with pure blood and properly
nourished frame."-Civil Service Ga5ette::
Made simply with boiling water milk. Sold
= JAMES EPPS & CO., Ltd, homeopathic
Chemists, LOndO on, Eng and. -: :. : - j..
oc2 Tu Su 6m ....,'
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Ladies'. and
- ~ =. =
"Children's.. .
Hosiery.

LADIES CUTTON HOS E. fast black, -. =.
:: full Finished high spliced heels &c
- and double toes, regular at 2oc, L. ~:
LADIES: CASHMERE HOSE, fast -. 8.
-. black, plain ribbed, good.quality, C0I
= 'Merno heels aud toes. never sold :. ~ :.
=, less than Csc, sale prIce........... Pair
CHILDRENis BLACK WooL:HoSE,:
: very heavy quality. narrow,
ribbed, Merino: heels and toes. Il QC
=: sizes to:s "a cheap at 25c,: sale ~
price onIy:.. 49,. 8. = Az
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ALL-wooL CHEvIoT FAN CIEs, in
stripes and fancy mixtures. The
-. prices, which were: lowest in :
town. were csc. Toe. and 90c.
our cholce now -..........",. -.
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Ladies'. and
Children s
Underwear.

=CHILDREN'S: CAMEL,S:HAIR; UN--
=: =DERw. EA R..pants and drawers. SHC
sizes IS 1880 a great bargain: at :: ~
=. NoA
LADIES, NATURAL &c RAY: WOOL
~; VEST S. Jersey ribbed. self-front, :70C:
- sflkstitched neck. regular at ", =
very special sale price. -. Each
LADIES, SLACK WOOL UNION !: =
S IT'S. heavy quality. H! NJ g. 80. =:
L. L. s.. ank lie ength,Jersey ribbed; q I.5O
: /. regular at $l.9o,# very: special I'D =
- safe prlc ..ss,.....: sun
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snaps In
Various
Departments.
LADIES GINGuAM APRONS, ssx 1910
So inches, brown and blue cheeks, lZ2
~ striped border, sale price only. ! Each
FANCY MESH YELLING. ID inches .1oC
vide s assoT = ts Of coIogs would ~.
:" 20, 70 and "a, all on sale ats. o.
- ...............s..:....:. Dozen
oH1LDREN,s HANDKERcH1EFs,. +. 90:
hemmed and eolored borders. u.
size l2x12 inches, sale price only Each
LADIES SWISS EMBROIDERED !. i.
ANDKERC H1EFS, hem I O1C !:
stitched and scalloped borders, Il A2
: real value zoe each, now...,...,. Each !:
LADIES, AVN HANDKER. "a. |
Ga ad WORTH sP oo saen sale Each
SILK WINDSOR TIES good assort..:: 10C !:
=; ment oil: solid colors, worth zoe - " :.
=: eacn. sale price: ....ns... Each
BLACK oRINKLED. HAIRPINs, !. f 4,
:. = 212. and 8 inches long: value sc 10 :.
:. package, sale price 2 Packages -: q:
= :ior 1c: Package
LADIES' HOSE SUPPORTERS. $500
Is 3S p asn1f sale price, eassS dSsa
SEAMLESS DRESS SHIELDS, made !: ::Oo d
!: Nos. 2 and 3 sale price only :..::.: Pair.
LADIES' SUEDE GAUNTLET FAB: - .: .:
- iS5 Stoves ~ assorted eoleors
for winter wear, sale price only s Pair.
HALE,s SATIN; FINISH. NOTE, :Ino.
!. envelopes to match. ........,..... Box.
IMpERIAL. TOILET. PAPER, big no.
= full packages, bundi IS for....,:: Luz
U''.... ~; -. IF
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CROCHET. SPREADS. Marseilles
-. patterns, not worry large spread, -
;: - nor very good one. but usually ::
~ sold for 75c:.: sale price,. I.
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HEMMED SPREADS. 80xs4 inches. :
s: unusually heavy quality. pretty.
patterns and good'Yalue at:$l@26;
: Tor the sale we've marked the M.
i. B85 Hotel and Iodging house ..
keepers should see these. }. -. -. p:
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MEMS AND BOY s.. UNLAUN.
. T.: DERED SHIRTS. 4.ply .all-linen
:. :. bOsoms. REINFORCED fronts, con-
:. !: ::tinuous bands, reg lar at soc
! Zach, sale. price. ]: :.....,.,.. -. -
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ALL wool FANCY CHEvIoT,. SO
inches wide. a regular 65c grade.
- :. Very special bargain: at. the sale
- price,. .....,.,,....
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Silks" and

Silks and
Dress
Goods. =-...-'
FANCY CHANGEABLE sURAH r.
SILK, - inches wide. alipure ;. OSO
:. silk. color assortment broken, OC
and so sale price made. .......:.:. Yard
=.
HEAVY: SATIN BRoCADE,. 81 Ii.
:: inches, all pure silk. colors are " =. ::
-. navy, cardinal, green. heltotrope. Qs 90 .
- pink, light yellow, nile and light ID -
blue sale price only.......:...:...>.: Yard
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& A. CTIONS speak louder than words"
~ We shall waste no words in promises
for 1905. By our acts shall you
know us===better than ever. Modern meth
DDS of merchandising have been introduced
by us into the Dry Goods business Of San
Francisco Instead of adding SO per cent to
Our goods as profit, giving unlimited credit
and carrying stock over from season to
season, we mark goods at fair living prices,
sell quickly for cash and as the end Of a
season approaches sacrifice everything left
and begin the new season with new goods.
THE TIME OF SACRIFICE HAS COME.
. OUR GREAT WINTER CLEARANCE SALE
BEGINS TOMORROW. Come mornings if
you cam for your own comfort and converts
ence. Herewith we quote a few Of the tfou=
sand bargains. LET THE PRICES TALK.
~ -
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COMFORTS: sateen covers. flled q 200
i: ith fine white cotton good large IDZ--
size; regular at SO So. ......-....,... Each
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FRENCH HENRIETTA CLOTHS, !,
.48 inches wide, In large assort-.
r: mentof colors, regular at 81 and
:$l25, saie:price. ....;..: 80.
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Domestic
Depart

DOl1A@SGA IN
+ Department. ..... s. j..
A BLEACHED MUSLIN, popular -. e.
. brand, and regular now at &c.,. ~
- ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS: 1890. -. tai
A UNBLEAcHEo. MUSLIN, the -
- regular s1sc: Kind, very special - u, -
SAFE prlco. .'.s.'.....''''.."'..':.: Ash'
.UNBLEACHED CANTON FLAN.
i. MEL. extra heavy quality, close &c
:. woven back, regular at loc with :; %:
-. u.s. now". ....'...'.'' j.. FAR
AMERICAN INDIGO PRINTs. 5e
nice patterns. on. sale tomorrow ~
-. and until sold att: .:........s::.'.. xaro
STRIPED FLANNELETTEs, light .=Se
>. :: and: medium colors. good, fair :: -
=. quality to be closed out at....... Yart
STANDARD GINGHAM. in staple d 10
:: s.. checks and plaids. on sale. at.::.. I2
...n.'...... ..'..;.' :''.',..' Aare
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:. =
!: PLAIN COLOR TAILOR sUITINGs,
-, 80 inches wide, al wool. includ-
Heavy Dlagohals.:- regular at 4
= 81 90 and $E.75,' sale price.......
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FRENCH NOVELTY sUITINGs, ali. :-> ::
~. wool: and silk and wool, not old 7EC
patterns, but this seasons style y :
reduced from $l.................. -. Yard
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NOVELTY PLAIN COLOR. SUIT:
ISGS, including Satin Berber,
-. Fancy. Epingle, Fancy .Armure,
Fancy. Jacquards, Crepes, etc.
:: ~. They areall this seasons goods.
as in ches wide; and were choice
value at.regular price $l....~..:....
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: MEMS SCARLET WOOL UNDER =
i. 81. WEAK, heavy quality, sifk-bound
neck and front. odd sizes In .'GQt
i: shirts and drawers. regular value w
: 81. sale prices. .:.......... =. Eael
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FRENCH PLAIDs, SO to "A inches: !.
wide all pure wool, and were 75c J
:: and 81 ayard, sale price: only:
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COMFORTS. calico. covers, turkey q j .23
.. :. red lining, cotton filled; regular ID +
= 81 so; sale prics..:i.. ......:..... Each
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WriGhts Indian YegetablG Pills

Are acknowledged by thousands OF persons who
have used them for over forty years to cure
SICK HEADACHE. G1DDINESS, CONSTIPAe
TION, Torpid Liver, Weak Stomach Pimples
and purify the blood.
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IMPERIAL. TOILET: PAPER, big 4 no
full packages, 8 bundles for. ..,.. = LII.
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said Attorney Lloyd. Judge Greene thought
that better terms might be made, as he was 10
politics and about 10 get a position. We'll"
said the attorney, elf be- has practically nothing
now and is going into politics he will be likely
TO have: less" SO the compromise was. ac-
cepted.; The estate only realized about $4,000,
while one creditor claimed S20000... " :" :: !:
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MEMS BLACK. COTTON. soX.
: heavy. quality, .hrgh-spliced heels
and double tOesi regular at. 26c.
= sale price. $1,000.
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Atwood sERG Es, as. inches
:: wide,:. regular price. 81, sale
-: price. :
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Men ..:...
Furnishing
Goods.

MEMS HANDKERCHIEFS, thenew. F. -. -.
= :styles white and :: C olored ::em-. I O1C
broidery in corners, - reg ular at LIZ.
25c, sale price,. :. Each
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A CHENILLE COVERS. in pretty SSC>
=. floral : patterns, bright .coIors; CO
= were 90c each; sale price..,.... Each
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House i.
Furnishings.

House s. !.
Furnishings. !.
WHITE ALL-wooL BLANKETS,
made at the San Jose and and !, N s6a +.
ia size, s pounds, worth ST so. now 81 so
- slze pounds, worth ~ W. now go 0O
y "A size IL pounds,worth $ls 6o,now So 90
COMFORTS. calico covers, turkey. q j .as
81 sfd diniaG gGt5sn nllea regular Each
COMFORTS, sateen covers. hlIed q 200 :,
: / with fine white cotton,g good large IpZ-
size; regular at So; 90. Each
CROCHET. SPREADS. MarseiIle, 81 -. !:
-, patterns. not . vory.Iarge spread, zoo i.
sod eqs eut asaay Each
: HEMMED SPREADS. @soxsf inches. go. : ~:
$; unusually heavy quality, pretty QSC
/ patterns and good'yalue at:s126; % ::
Tor the sale we've marked the m. Each
-: =. ( Rs Hotel and od ging house - :.
r. keepers should see these =: =: :.
81 BLEACHED- SHEETS, read y for
, !. the bed;. on eof the best max es OF ENC:
sheeting and neatly :hemm ed; :, ~. =:
:. :: regular at 75c each.., Each :
= go. =. -: 5::.>'---- :: -: -. -
.BLEACHED+ PILEoW-CAsEs, AK "
II. SO inches ard 45x36 fnches.well:s go
:: made from remnants Of AL sheet "
ing SAFE price 1900 = :Eacn
PoRTIEREs. s yards long, A "
aches wide, handsome col orings,. =.
! wide: oadoes heavy. knotted: G. 900
fringe; an unusualya at the ,lp o.
SAFE price air
A. CHENILLE COVERS. in pretty 55o
{. ~ floral :; patterns. bright .coIors; % !
-: + were 90c each; sale price..,......> Each
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HALE's SATIN. FINISH NOTE, FOO.
-. PAPER. "a sheets and square III W.:
= =. envelopes to match. ...........,.::.* Box
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WHITE ALL-WOUL BLANhEISj
made at the San Jose and Napa =:
wooden mills, nothing inner made J..
of their size and weight. -.
ia size, 8 pounds, worth 81 80. now 81 so
ia size, z pounds, worth So 00. now $50 90
J A size, IL pounds; worth SIS 50,now. So 90
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Book:
Department..

OXFORD SERIES, standard authors: - :,
cloth-bound; limo, will be :: 10
~: closed out at the incredibly low IL :
-. price or .:s:. ~. : Oh
H.. h9F Such authors as these and many others:
Thackeray, Simms, Haggard, Elliott. -.
Dickens :: Irving. = :: Scott: Gabor1au,>
Poe, Fothergill, TroIlope, Hay. ~ -.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1895-10-02

commencing Saturday Nov 2A.iSo4,
leave SeHO az f0330W~: $50 a. IN.
Daily Atlantic s.HDre>s. trains for
u Battle fountain, eralis-
a'sc. iegden,anti ssa%a. carries only first
class through and local.
nininG car to Ogden.
$50 y. m. %-ksaIls- Pacific Express
train for T'ruclsee. sacramento Ren-
celia and van Eraari~rO. arriving at
j:i5 Il, al. O~nneCEiag III %ucraReHt0
at 1925 "a. al. with tGr Sc" Orleans
express for Fresno. SANTA Barbara.
Sos angeles. san Esir.o, also at 1:IO
u. In for Ootiand and s4nights Land =.
ing.
for Ninnernurra Battle Mountain
.'aiiSade- ogden andG.aSt. Carries
first and second class pa%~ensers
local and through.
SIS p. III. DaiiS-Paritic Express
train for R~o-evii,e junction. %acra-
celia arriving at >. II "a. n. Connects
at sacramento with train leaving
at 1925 "a. IN. for StOcktOn. Latbrop
san Jose. San Francisco. Fresno. Los
Angeles San Diego: and East. via New
Orleans: at 1850 a. M. for Williams
willows and Rcddin.: at 3:O D.. n
for Ked Bluff and at 1880 n. su, fo,
M~ary>vilIe, Chico. Redding. PORTLAND
and Puget sound points.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1895-10-02
QUICK TIME, CHEAP RATES

Daily Express and ras~cn@er trais
make prompt connections with tn
several railroad lines in thc East
Pullman Palace Sleeping Cars ans
tourists sleeping Cars attached to al
trains. Dining Cars attached to fast
mail trains between ruekee and Os-
den.
Tickets sold. sleeping car berths Sc
cared. and other Information given
on application 10
II. /. FIELD, ACT,
RENO DEPOT.
T. GOODMAN,
GEN: PASS. ACT
RICHARD GRAY, GEN. TRAe. MANIC.
SAN FRANCISCO. Cal