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A Compromise Between the Mail
Company and Railroad
Probable.
ANOTHER STEAMER CHARTERED
SpreckelS' Zealandia Goes on the Route
for the Pacific Mail Next
Week.

The Oceanic Steamship Company's
steamer Zealandia has been charted by
the Pacific Mail Company and on the 18th
inst. she will sail for Panama via Central
American ports. For nearly five years
the stout vessel has been lying at her
anchor waiting for trade to pick up in
order to be put into commission. For a
time she lay off Sausalito and then was
moved to Benicia, where she has been
ever since.
When trade between the Colonies and
San Francisco was brisk the Zealandia
was one of the vessels that formed the
The San Francisco call., 1895-12-14

best game ever played by the two teams,
for in those games the kickers of the two
athletic clubs met all the best men known
to the gridiroIr on the Pacific Coast.
The fact that the total receipts are to go
to the poor of the City has given the game
an interest for people who never took any
interest in football before, fact which
will doubtless do much to benefit the game
itself with the public.
In consideration of the worthy object
and the prospect for unusually brilliant
playing the crowd is expect to be as large
as that which witnessed the Berkeley
Stanford game on Thanksg living day.
The San Francisco call., 1895-12-14
Attorney T C. Spelling and Gen
eral Sheehan Accused of
FalSehood.
THE TRUST COMPANY A BANK
Interesting Development of the Jug.
glery Over Peoples Home
Bank Deposits.

The statement made by Attorney Carl
Spelling to the Peoples Home Bank de-
positors Thursday afternoon to the effect
that the California Safe Deposit and Trust
Company was not banking institution
was branded yesterday by the trust COM
pany's attorneys as false in every particu-
lar. Indeed, nearly every utterauce of
Spelling's rejecting upon the trust COM
pany was declared to be false, and Mana
ger E. F. Sheehan of the Peoples Home
Bank was also accused of falsehood AL
most the lie was passed direct.
Spelling reiterated his statements. and
The San Francisco call., 1895-12-14
PATERSON rs GUARDIAN.
Judge Slack Denies Herman Oelrichs'
Petition for the Care of His Sons
Interests.

Judge Slack has refused the petition of
Herman Oelrichs to be appointed guardian
of his son. and allowed the boy to remain
under the guardianship of Judge Van R.
Paterson.
When the Fair case originally opened,
with the stolen will offered for probate,
young Oelrichs was made heir to his
mothers one-third of the estate, she to
have life interest in theNproperty. and he
to have absolute control at her death.
THIS method of disposing of the property,
one-third to each of his children, did not
please the direct heirs and there were
signs OF a contest. in which as husband Of
one OF Fairs daughters Oelrichs might be
The San Francisco call., 1895-12-14
GEMS IN STAMPS.
The Demand in Europe Draining the
American Markets of Scarce Unused
German, and British ColoniaIs.

W. Sellschopp. local stamp collector,
has Just returned from six months trip
to the center of Europe, including the
metropolis of the world, and relates come
peculiar experiences relative to the vast
stamp trade that has been born out of the
fad of collecting postal labels.
While in Germany he attended the great
annual convention of the stamp collectors
of that nation, which was held this year at
Mannheim. The objects of this gathering
were to give collectors the opportunity OF
The San Francisco call., 1895-12-14
IN MEMORY OF THURMAN.
The Iroquois Club Orders Memorial
Services and an Election.

Services and an Election.
The Iroquois Club last evening decided
to have memorial service in honor of the
late Allen 6. Thurman, and on motion of
Max Pepper committee of fifteen was ap-
pointed on the matter.
Further discussion OF the charter was
postponed until the second Friday in
January.
The presidential candidates at the an
nual election on the last Friday of this
month were announced. AS stated in THE
CALL, James J. Flynn will be a candidate
for reelection, supported by the Buckley
contingent, while the anti-Buckleyites in
the second vice president
The San Francisco call., 1895-12-14
Suicide of a Confectioner.

VS.. Krutzman, confectioner of 416 De-
visadero street, was found asphyxiated yester-
day morning in his bed. He had intimated to
a friend previously that he contemplated sui
eide. On Thursday he was very despondent,
and when he went to bed he turned on the gas
He was native of Denmark, q widower, and
65 years of age.
The San Francisco call., 1895-12-14

Ida L. Tadbox has been allowed $50 month
alimony pending her suit for maintenance
against Benjamin L. Tadbox. She claims Tad
box deser ted her, and he answers her charge
port her, provided she doesn't bring her
parents with her
The San Francisco call., 1895-12-14
Mark Hopkins Institute of Art.

This is the last opportunity to see Murillo's
famous paintings, "St. Francois d'Assisi', and
"St. Gregoire." The exhibition will close this
evening at 10 O'clock.
The San Francisco call., 1895-12-14
FOOTBALL FOR CHARITY.
Poor Women and Children to Benefit
by TO-Day's Game Between
OIympic and Reliance

The football game at Central Park this
afternoon between the teams of the
Olympic and Reliance Athletic clubs gives
promise Of being one of the most interest
ing exhibitions of the football season. The
two teams are in the pink of condition,
and having had the benefit of the expert
ence gained in an unusually large number
OF match games during their meetings
with the collegiate teams and their visits
to the North are expected to put up the
The San Francisco call., 1895-12-14

Office draughts don't bother wearer of Jaros
Hygienic Underwear. He is protected from
climatic changes. Morgan Bros, 229 Montg. ST.
The San Francisco call., 1895-12-14

In proportion to the population there are
more theaters in Italy than in any other
country.
The San Francisco call., 1895-12-14

Jaros Hygienic Underwear the one under
wear that is comfortable; absorbs moisture:
keeps folks we'll. Morgan Bros, 229 Montg. St.
The San Francisco call., 1895-12-14

Jaros Hygienic Underwear for ladies, for gen.
tlemen. for children, for all plsces, all the
The San Francisco call., 1895-12-14
Did Not Wed the Family.

suit of Jaros Hygienic Underwear worth
barrel OF cures. Morgan Bros, 229 Moutg. St.
The San Francisco call., 1895-12-14

H.W. Outflow will not act as umpire in
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-02-16
ALL EYES ON MUNYON.
Facts From His Private Re-
cords.
Tho Eminent Professor Receives conrrn,.
uistions - Humane Method, Produce
Marvellous Results.

Mrs. Masters, No. 1870 West WASHING.
ton place, Now York City, SAYS: II had
inaammatory rheumatism 40 badly I
could scarcely move; my Joints wors
irishdully swollon and stir and SO ION.
der | could not bear to DO touched.
Munyon's Rheumatism Cure acted like
magic, relieving tho pain and rorness at
once and edeeting complete euro In A
remarkably short time. am a thor.
ough believer in Munyon's Romedlo,
stu always keep them on hand, They
sre always reliable aud have aayed MANY
a doctors ice."
Munyon's Rheumatism euro il guar.
anteed to euro rheumatism in any mart
Of the body. Acute or muscular rheu.
matiSm cured in from one to five aay,,
Il never fails to cure sharp, shooting
pains in the arms. legs, sidos, back or
Breast or soreness In any part OF the
body In from one 10 three hours. I. IA
guaranteed 10 promptly euro lameness,
,,iil and swollen loint,, stin back, and
all pains in tho hipi aud loins. Chronic
rheumatism, sciatica. lumbago or pain
In the back are speedily cured.
Munyon's Homeopathic Homo Rem.
edy Company, Of Philadelphia, pu, up
specifics fer nearly every disease, which
arc sold by all druggists, mostly for %
cents q bottle.
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sho ,tartol. "wi.h no lo.tor for MOI

Shp BtartNl o\Vith ~ In,,n. n. 50. a.,
mo. mum. sbo soiI no. p'H !" ''' 'n'
So ali" couiln,, bn NV" ,L NV, MI
notion mad" hcr rn, tins n'sp IT,. i Ing
plncid frinnJ .ho,,aI " . io' 'ai,
hor ,ar, as IN ihn ,man, SUM- Soss'p W
ple. Tho pou,l"mnn ,o,moj , h p ""I
a sinysr an, down n, ,b Io' ,'Inno '"o'' ""u
ThS son" Quar- " ~ tno p o"d .,,,,,,o
iootman opsncI In" d Iua 10 o, nJmi, =
rcntlemnn, liz hsI os I IN sno A. !"
Marathon alonc bnt Tho nan had Him
dcred, misundsrs,ooJ linn, nnd mn.
nounced him ns ono of thn cvenlr"'s
guests, 900
"Sir John Douno"
The painted. noisy wilo NJ hls old
friend rosa 10 vrcnt him md ali" bnnw
why he was ihero M wall N. II bo hoJ
spoken. 80 " : N ''
lilo murmured some escusc and draw
hcr husband ont oi iL. rnom "Du VIZ"
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Catarrh starts in the npsal passages,
affecting eyes. ears and throat, and is in
fact, the great enemy OF the mucous
membrane. Neglected colds in the
head almost invariably precede catarrh,
causing an excessive flow Of mucus, and
il the mucous discharge becomes inter-
rupted the dlsagreeable results of catarrh
will follow, such rs bad breath, severe
pain across forehead and about tho ewes,
n roaring and buzzinG sound in tho ears
and oi,entimcs very offensive dis.
charge. Ely's Cream Balm is tho
acknowledged cure for these troubles,
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QUIET WAYS AnE nrsr.

ronetrt Snttman.
What's tho use oiworfylnr,
" hurry ihs aud scntrylug,
Everybody ilurrylng,
,,.hhu breaking lp their rcIr
men everyone II tphching liz,
i1 solue down anu end the iuss'
For quiet why's arc best.
Tho rain that trlGklc, down IA shower,
blessing brings to Thirsty flowers;
Sweet fragrance from cnch brimmIiir en-,
IheGcntlo Sophyra gather up.
There's ruin IN tho tcmpcsts path;
ThprG's ruin In the voice OF wrath.
And they nlono aru best
VINO early katn TO dominate
lhomsclfcS, their violence nbAlp. -
Anu provo by their serene OSlato
Ihat quiet ways arc bOst.
Sotlling's gained by Worrying,
w hurrylng aud sCurrylng.
With ftetting aud with hurrylug
Inc temper often lost;
hhu IN pursuit Of Somc small prlEo
We rum ahead AMI nro not wise,
Ana ma unw0ntcd exercise
Aicartul price has cost,
Ills better far to Join the ,hronr
IhM 10 thelr duty right along;
Reluctant they 10 make iliss,
Or mako themselves ridiculous.
Galm mud serene In heart and nerve,
Thelr strength Is always IN rcAerys.
And nobly stand each te,t:
And every day aud all about.
ny SCENE, within aud scenes without.
We can diHccrn with na'ur A doubt.
That quiet ways atp best
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FINANCE AND TRADE.
Tho Features OF tho Money nni Stock
Markets.,


.,f AIarkets.
NV YoRK. Feb. i5-MOney on call easy at
iai]s per cont. last loan ~ per cent, closed at
~ PET cent? Prime mercantile paper 3HajtS per
cent Sterling exchange strong. with actual
business In bankers bills at 81 SS!iai SSt for
demand Silver certificates 6SisaGOI4c. Tho 10.
tai sales OF stocks to-day were l9IIi3 shares
The share speculation on tho stock exchange
to-day was Irregular and unsettled, the tendency
being In the main toward lower prices, and,
With few exceptions, the fnal sales weic made
at ngureS ranging from To ~ per cent below
the closing prices Of yesterday. The defeat OF
tho gold bond hill IN the house OF Representa-.
lives yesterday, while entirely expected. lind n
slightly depressing influence on the market
The trading IN the stock market wa, more active
than Of Lutte. but the Increase IN business was
on the bear side Of tho account. Sugar was IN
better buying than usual AMI after An opening
loss OF r. sold up - per cent 10 g!3s with n
f,nal reaction OF Il per cent. the gain oil the day
being ~ per cout Manhattan isnpl, Tobacco
}. aud Interior Conduit AZ per cent. Among
the principal dccllncs arc Er0 preferred ~ aud
Chicago Gus per cent The market closed
fairly steady.
There wAI a Considerable dlmlnution In the
volume OF trading In the bond market to-day
aud the speculative issues were neglected. The
total sales were SiDI6OJ.
Government bonds strong.
State bonds dull
RAILROAD bonds weak.
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Iris tnSsv uI In n ,,oJ ~ s a., ny spe ~, a.
~ S'aIu' was tnS RUE uut
IN r. aI,c.'oo,, ~ npt'e y. 'i4o au'uess. out
r.,hcr vraaE and ,ha ciosIn, 49, Jas,t VIZ
iIr nar hn.ScI es.h Z, a,,b a. ~ s "
corn. Provisions reversed The or;er Which : was
sp,n a., siehI ~ UpvnS "eaA a"u eioa!nS
Ffon, $500 80. ~ ,,.,'Sa'n,
wT9,TNGasb u :. 49,. ,,is..st,, " /,
no,rinsI X . w.; 5nIpn.Sfh $500, III .
inIGnSSt,. H.. tSi-.STyT5fts! i ~ I r ~ 81
Siisc ''ss' -AH! '''+a'', @a''1'e' 'u'i "tta'tIsa
TtHrs r,.hS " (, ,,,,, y. ,,,.
rsI,r,ry ~ .w ~ seiiI" tlHGtTc,
itiSsiTrs,Sisc '-1' ''sA'!A''1' 'a'!
r. 10y y .siI,ou,l, 80,
,ier H tri,,, az eo,,,.r, ~ "se - .u
.st S.S Hay sa-'14ci
nv w. siaS 2uy ''|'a-'a-';Se'
N,nIryCSo :" ;5sS,.
FH%IsrrnNSo- ! 81 Io.Iu
TtSoTmx rvn.p-i ~ va a.
Nr.S pory1Co!h nnr - -. s,n oo,,o,,
s,S o,h oS.nn ~ pei oH'e' NV o'aiV w May
~ Sy"'o f 81 nv ~ ,o,,., {.
G.HH,itS PCT 'O' 'Os' " - CAV % Aay ;" '''a
Su ~ ~ P;,sc,.h .t,., ,,,,,,, .. ,o.,
st5,I taS siues !ioose! - ,oao 10; May
81 = ysl' ~ 90 uEy sh'eu shouiueis lDo1eul
&,isr'r~NnIs,W.,s M % !, wa ~
{, 81 'a''''et' ''t'''Ned s'ou' per Sailoh
CO.. t-,L.,
1ToAn- S, ncaintEea. ,,.,,,,
o..,Sn e'eSu4c'1eS i-A-''sc' uais!eS
EG0s-Firm Al oIae2c
- y, ik-fiour. receipts layVo barrels; e1.
JAIL SAYS .iVS PacEases; market
-n TISoI W. HuLiy s.enuy. wheat. feceips@i-
~ e1iSF a npls; sa!es 911eo bushels
Gst %ii. o MI 80 pusnS'i oi Spot: spot mar
,r .u.' op'!ous c'eseu a. 30 lower than yes
WWiuaS' 10. Ien fepfuhty closed NJ 5eHc;
n Ieu cIoseu h''G: May closed NJ IS'4c; June
eiosed az sItsc, Juy closed a. ost4c August
e'ISru ~ esS, BeceMuet closed AZ 08c. Corn.ire.
sS, pM ~ h oushets; exports liS bushels; sales
~ $500 ousnes 81 in1utcs anu l9'u9 bushels
oi' spot; spot uuII; options closed &c net de-
G,s!Hei ,febtHAtS closed al " C: May closed al
SSShS' yhi} cIoseu az VS. Oht receipts H.
-. ~ ousneh: eHp0tS ny: sales lIO'c90 bushels
Hru"- e,i Tn" a'yo osnes OF spot spot market
rt,isIi options closed uiiGhahHed 10 ~ higher;
,, closed NJ SO: MRrIh closed NJ $50;
Hide nnIc, d" h,,, 81, riH' iu.S.. hOps steady;
dull, Gut mcat, S Sr,n Lazy si,. dv.eI 10 beei
closet nj SGSi. Nav co,rd AZ 81 az , ivGIfuIy
and active R,,,ier ,nss,iI. ~ ~ ioIh hth
niSc. 10 cr,.,ns,v Iia5t.i' Tvs'etm uhity ~
Iic,, E1rins %iINc: ,I,niin;,' NV. u" iaeto'y ga
stale dairy l0aHic. a" crs"n.rI. iyaia iIhh.se.
steady Er,, wcst s,o,n ~ p ,""'.E. Gueese
western fresh 2Sa25Hc. Ta.iOw steady. Rosin
firm. TurpentIne ilrm. Rice steady. Molavrs
quiet. Changes nominal: Flotldns s5OGai ST.
others s. 95ai 10 .Cottonsced oil INACTIVE ani
nominal. Coffee. options closed steady n, Sniu
points net advance, Sugar, steady
u,,Itimurs-FIopr dnlI mud urc,,,r,
ceIni, y0Io hnrrrI. Whoa s,"sdr u"u 1 re-
month 5ImSTL.c. March sIit.n7I sos NJ, spot anu
steamer No. !: red 5ia5I,,c; receipts s. sd bush.
els; stock i55Syl bushels: sales 1000 bushels.
southern wheat by sample 56a5sc: do on Grade
6t,gaj7Sc Torn steady; spot t7ni7i4c; month ia
i1!Lc; March i'Rl7isc; May ISi5aisiIc; steamer
5Odsl7 bushels: sales tOOu bu.hci,. .nn,nor'
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HEALING THE SICK
I NJ w III II LIN O.
Veno, the Great Healing
Power.

veno has reputation far exceeding that Of any
orilnAty physician The cure, performed In
mis- city BIZ hl. medicines have never been equal
ed. Ito VIII glye 10 any patient who tnkcS these
medicines slUO Tor every case IN which tho medl'
ONO falls 10 cure, provided tho Instruct lions hnVH
been followed out Clretully. There aro no other
modlclnc' IN tho world tho zane VGnO's Cuta
uveSyrnp IL the quickest euro IN tho world for
nervousness, dyspepsia. liver. kidney, blood and
stomach disorders, weakness. poor appetite,
heonlchncx and female wenkneSscS, aud when
used with ItnO'l E,ctric Euld, Will certainly
euro rheumatism, lumbagO. Sclntica, NEURALGIA.
and all aCheN and palms Price. 90 cents por bot.
tie Sold with a guarantee to cure or refund the
money by GUeiEN. thu Druggist.
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Wool.
Now York Wool quiet.


Distressing Kidney aud Bladder dis.
eases relieved in ak hours by tho "NEw
CHEAT Souri AMERICAN Kidney CURE,"
This new remedy IL grcat surprise on
account OF Its exceeding promptness In
rolievlng pain In tho bladder, kidneys,
back aud Ovory part OF tho urinary pas.
sagos In male or female. 1t relieves re.
tontion OF wator and pain In passing II
almost Immediately. II you want quick
relief and euro this is your remedy. Sold
by Il. II. List. Druggist. Wheelinr, ". Va.
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Children Cry for
Pitchers Castorla.
Piles. Piles. Itching Pilo,.

SYMPTOMS g. Moilturc; inicnso Itching aud
NinGlng; most ut night: worse by scratching. II
allowed to continue tumOrs form, which often
bleed and ulccrate, becoming very SOro
SwAYsi's OiSTNESr stops tho i,chlng and
bleeding. heals liberation, and iu most cases 10.
moves the tnmOTs. At druggists. or by mail. for
OOcentS Dr.. Swnync & Son. Philadelphia
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Trim tho chops, putting tho fat in
trying.pan. Dip each chop in beaten
egg, then roll in powdered crackers.
Fry in tho hot fat. Serve dry and at
once.
No one lives his own lie who doe,
not dwell in his higher rather than in
his lower faculties. To grow toward tho
idea, to realize the heavenly image
that We shall bear even as we have
borne the image Of the earthly-this is
living ones own life.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-02-16

JoHSsoS's MAGNETIC OH, horse Brand
Is n wonderful linimrnt Tor rheunatism
neuralgia, sprains and bruises for mnn
" beast. Sl.00 size so cts. f; so ct. ai,,
:? cts. Charles r Goetzo and W. W.
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STATE OF Quo. CRY OF TOLEDO,


Frank J. Cheney makes oath that he
is tho senior partner OF tho firm Of +.
J. Cheney K Co., doing business in the
city OF Toledo, county aud state aiore-
said, and that said firm will paw tho
sum OF One Hundred Dollars for each
and every case Of Catarrh that cannot
be cured by the use OF Halls Catarrh
Cure. FRANK ]. CHENEY.
Sworn to before mo and subscribed
in my presence. this 9th day OF Decem.
Der, 4. D. 1856.
go, A. W. GLEASON,
SEAL Notary Public.
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken Internally
and acts directly on tho blood and
nucon, surfaces OF tho system. Send
for Testimonials. free.
+. ]. CHENEY & Co.. Toledo, 0.
Eaf-Sold by druggists, 75c.
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Wlvanla oil. sales none; March options. sale,
n0nc' closed At 81 OSi bid; Luna oil, sales .nonc.
on Clty.-openCd at 81 NJ; highest 81 Of;
lowest 81 NJ, closed Mt 81 90; shles aODO hnrfcs;
Is. G0J bnrfcls: runs Gs 49, barrels.
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observation-disclosures. Oatmeal. Bread.
cd lamb chops. Baked potatoes.
Warmed rolls. Plum marmalade.
Coffee.
DiSSER-Oyster stew. Crackers. Olives.
Cold meat Sweet potatoes. Cranberry
sauce. Apple and mince pics. Cheese.
LuScH-Bread and butter. Canned
raspberries Jumblos. Tea.
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Chichg"-Ca,tlo market dull and weaker.
varying from hnl5c decline. Dressed beef auI
shipping steers were quoted ut s3iOa5 80; stock.
etSahI teucr, iOl3 %; cows and bulls nj 81 IOa
ductlon from Yesterdays closing Prices wcre
about lOc Comparatively few Of the offerings
went above 81 lai from 81 Sal 10 buying most of
the lbQA.9O ID; hogs and tho heavier wcishtssclI.
VA, slow. ranging from s. 80 10 / 70. Sales Of
lambs wore NJ 81 2Sa5 10 for poor TO extra quail
ty. Receipts. cnttle. 5000 head; calyc, i5O
head; hogs, 5000 head; sheep 1000 head.
Enst i.ihcrty-Cattlc s,cnrly and UNCHANGED.
lnir Workers. 81 lOai ~. rO,ehs 81 GOAL Il ShreU
FUR lambs 81 Goat u. w
Cincinnnii-llogsl lower ut 81 5Oai %; rccelpts
400 head; shipments 800 head.
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Copperas is an e1cellen. disinfectant
to, use in sinks and drain pipes. Dis
solve By pouring boiling water over it:
use while hot. Washing soda. used in
the same way, has great cleansing power.
lCOpurichieil
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81, Pennsylvania Stations.
NsHGnnSy!Vdnia LINES.
" Trains Run by Central Time.

rictrr OrsIcrs At pr:!SSTivGSfA STATION O..
WlrfE ST.. fuuT of ELEVENTH ST, NnEuLiSu,
AT McLunE hoUsE. WHEELIE6, AND At THG
fkSSSLyASIA STATION. REIpdEroWT.
'1rTiNR PER- SYSry'i--"pAN UNypLr RpIrrr"
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BREAKFAsr-Graham mush. Ham and
eggs. Ilominy. Baking powder bis.
cults. Orange marmalade. CoiIee.
DISSEE-Leg OF lamb. Potatoes. Canned
peas. Brown gravy. Currant jelly.
White bread. Fruit. Puff pudding.
SUPrEK-Omelet. Graham bread. Milk
crackers. Cheese. Stewed dried
peaches.
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MONDAY, Feb. IS.

Experience Joined with common sense,
To mortals Is Il providence.
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OHIO RIVER RAILROAD CO,

On and after Monday. December Il. 1921. Pas
scnger Trains will run as follows: daily
tDaiIy Except Sunday Central tIu,e
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All Trains daily, except Sunday.
J. +. TERRY.
General Freight aud Passenger Agent i
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RAILWAY TIME CARD.

Arrival mud departure Of traIuS on and at,,r
January .; lSlh EXPLANATION or RgrEREyoE
Marks: 'Dally; IlaIly. cxcept SUNDAY: tD,ily.
g1hsep! saturday, fDhily. except Monday isun.
WY OILY; MONDAYS 0nlyi Saturdays only.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-02-16
Wheeling & Elm Grove Railroad.

0naud after Saturday. February ., 1875, trains
will run Us follows. city time: ss.