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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-03-17

In the Coleraln oil field there is an
other gusher, good for at least two hun
dred barrels daily and only six feet In
the sand. The gusher came in yester-
day afternoon about o'clock. 1t is
owned by the Ohio OIL Company Stand
ardl. and is on the Theodore Clark
farm.
The sand was reached on Saturday
night and the drilling stopped until
yesterday, when the bit penetrated the
Berea grit distance OF almost six feet,
and no more drilling was done after
that, the stream OF oil being very large.
Representatives of the company and
others who were on the ground when
the well came In and who remalned
some time eald the well was producing
fully 800 barrels a day.
An otfieiai OF the company estimated
the production ut 200 to $50 barrels
daily and added that II would not be
necessary to shoot the well. This
makes the third well on the Clark farm.
The first, owned by the Ohio oil Com
pany. was producer. The second,
which was owned by Wheeling people,
and located in one corner OF the farm,
was a buster. The Ohio oil Company's
No. Is a short distance south OF the
duster and the new gusher Is about the
same distance east.
The new producer Is at the edge OF
the woods and only abuot 800 yards
southwest OF the Bracken Gusher. Some
OF the Ohio OIL Company people said as
early as last week that this would be a
FIRST class well.
Representatives OF the Ohio oil COM
pany are taking all the desirable leases
they can get in tho field and others are
gohbling up what territory Is to be had
at reasonable figures. Some OF the new
leases are on the river front. The
abandoned well near the Laughlin mill
in Martins Ferry is stu producing u
little oil, and many persons think that
producers will be found right In Mar
tins Ferry.
After leasing the Clark farm to the
Ohio Oh Company at 5000 cash, the
owner said he wished they would get
buster because this was all the farm
was worth. A derrick was built on this
farm years ago. but for some reason
drilling was never commenced.
G. W. BrOckunier and others, OF
Wheeling. will make 4 test for oil on a
line between the farms OF W. W. Woods
and A. p. Brown. two miles back OF
Martins Ferry.
Several accidents have occurred ut the
well OF Hogg & Coon the Hall farm.
The tools lost In the Edgar Berry we'll
) on Friday were recovered on Sunday.
Good progress Is being made in drilling
the other wells.
Barnsdall and the Natural Gas Com
pany OF West Virginia are making n
number OF locations on their leases, In
Guiding some on the Bracken farm,
where the big gusher came In on Thurs
day Of last week
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PROGRESSIVE JAPAN
Increasing Her Navy aud Establishing
Commercial steamship Lines.

WASHINGTON, D, C. March iS.--Ev-
licences of great activity political and
commercial. in the AFFAIRS of Japan.
China and the countries OF the far east
come 10 the legations here. AZ result
OF Japan's prosperity, brought about
by the successes In the war with China,
that country has not only determined
to largely augment her navy, but also
TO establish commercial steamship
lines connecting the United States with
Japan. The Japan steam navigation
company IL preparing to enter this new
field, running between san Francisco
and Yokohama, In competition with the
Pacific Mail. and the oriental and oc-
cidental lines now controlling this
trade.
An important consideration in pro-
jecting the new japanese line has been
that OF railway connection east from
San Francisco, but In the event OF
determination OF the Pacific railways
not to give the same rates as those
given to the old steamship lines, which
are branches OF the railways. II Is said
the japanese company. supported by
ample subsidies from the Japanese gov
eminent, will be prepared to run at
a loss In order TO establish a fOOthold.
New steamers are to he built, and the
representative OF the company has re-
Gently passed through Washington on
his way to contract for the ships, two
of which probably will be built In this
country and two in England. They Will
be OF 5000 TO 5000 tons burden, and OF
n speed several knots greater than the
ships now In the Pacific service.
There appears To be little further
doubt that two Of JnpHu's new war
ships will be built In the't'nited States,
and although the contracts have not
been lot. the Indications arr that the
Cramps. Of Philadelphia, will build one
and the Union Iron Works, OF san
Francisco, the other. The Japanese
parliament has passed the naval APP
Precipitation bill. giving 10000 00O for the
single item OF new warships. As this
will cover only the first year spayments
the aggregate expenditure on the In
creased navy promises 10 be- Very large
during the several years that the YES
sells are under construction.
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ROLF 60 ZANE.
mrlC 20 Fourteenth s,fsr
FOB SALE.

Ono Of the finest 9.rOomcd houses .,gn,.
ing on 18th st.. with all modern cyEyrp,,
,cnces, cheap and terms easy
House. 6 rooms. brick. 18th 81, $50
Splendid bldg. site for dwelling. Ion =,
Splendid bldg. site for dwelling, I'm u
House, 0 rooms. 2Ith St. $50 ~
House, rooms and hail. with all fuy!s,,
improvements, Chapllne st.. Ceatfs
House. I rooms and hall, 18th It.. &,is
House. rooms, 18th IT., 1liG
House, . rooms, IN BelvcderG add. 10
House, Il rooms and store room YaJ,
st., near list St. lot iixl22 IT, gy,
For a short time one Of the finest hol.,,
on ChapllnG St. Centre Wheeling ICONS
with hall and modern Improvement
'i HoGse. rooms, hal and large lot. .rb
House. rooms and 6-roomcI hou., /,
rear; lot a9Si2g It., 18th 81, ENgV
House. rooms, brick, with hall jacob
St. Centre Wheeling: Cheap 10
House. rooms brick Eon st. 9Th ward
House. I rooms. N. Market ST.; cheap
2 lots on Lind St. Delyederc IT, caca
House. rooms, Wilson 81. Cea;S
Wheeling; easy terms, $6Jl.
Lot, 30 feet front, Lind St. 500
House. rooms and attic. Jacob st. s:a
House, ii rooms. brick. 18th S.. $50
Hotel, q rooms, Martins Ferry, O..
cheap. on easy terms.
Houge, rooms and S-rOomcd house 4,
rear, Market st. bet. It'll and sth SIS. 81 "
House, s rooms and hall, bath aad hois
gases, Jacob St. bet. 18th and 18Th. ~
bushes property on Market st. :; MOD.
crate price.
on real estate.
House, four room and storeroom, North
Main street. Cheap, on easy terms, EN.
New house, 6 rooms, with large !gt a;
Edgington Lane, $500.
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The through Cincinnati and Pitts
burgh packets are having all they can
do IN the way OF Freight.
Tho ben IIur did not pass down until
II o'clock last night. away behind
schedule time on account OF the heavy
freight trip she had W..
The marks at the landing last evening
Indicated feet 10 inches and falling
slowly. From the recent thawE there
Is no doubt hut what the river will
soon be swelling again.
To-dny's Pittsburgh packet will he
the elegant passenger steamer Hudson.
and for Cincinnati passengers and ship
perB can be accommodated by the finely
equipped Keystone State.
The Jewel lid not get away for Clar-
ingtOn yesterday until o'clock, ar
irving late on account of n big trip.
She brought up among other things
% head OF cattle, hogs. tobacco and
cheese.
Experienced rlyermcn do not antici-
pate Hood stage OF water. They ray
that the gradual thnwinE that Is nov
going on Is just the thing TO take the
snow AWAY without harmful results, OF
course II II suddenly turns In and rains
Mt hendwaterR for two or three days.
well, that is another story.
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AT TIE HEApWATERs.
Fifteen inohe. OF snow at Fairmont-NO
Fears OF Flood.


Fifteen inches OF snow at FairmOnt-No
Fears OF Flood.
Special Dispatch to the Intolllgencor.
FAIRAioNT. W. Va. March 16.--The
snow has been falling for the last
twenty-four hours, and now, is fully
fifteen inches deep. Should this snow
fall be general and turn to ruin the
waters viii be very high.
In regard 10 the situation at head
waters the Pittsburgh News OF last
evening has the following:
Very heavy SHOWS are reported from
stations on the Allegheny and Monon-
gahcla river,n and with the expected rain
and snow and moderately high tenn
perature rise may be anticipated In
the next three or four days. Warmer
weather and light rain and snow Is pre-
dictCd for Tonight.
There have been various reports pub
llshed during the past week about the
great damage that would result II the
Ice gorge ut Parker should be broken
up by flood. Old rivermen scon Mt
the Idea, and say that there is not the
slightest danger to be upprehendeu.
Captain Mct'loskey, OF the Jenkins Coal
Company, said: at does not make any
difference how hard II rains, no dam
aEe will be done. In fact, rain Will
lie better thRn a gradual thaw, as II
viii break the Ice up SO fine that II cam
not do any harm In any event, there
Is no cause for alarm. Parker Is eighty
five miles away and the ice viii be 50
broken up by the bridges before II gets
here that It will be nothing hut slush.
The gorge In the Allegheny is not
nearly rs bad us that OF last year, and
that did no damage. II there should be
very hard freeze for four or five days
or week the ice would form heavy
back OF the gorge and then there might
be some danger, hut there Is no prob
ability OF that At this time OF the year"
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again and again where everything else
has failed.
Sufferers from neuralgia, neuralgia
headaches and rheumatism should stop
short their morphine, Quininr and such
paln-kIlllng drugs. No cure can De
hoped for from these temporiZers. There
is one way OF getting rid forever OF the
causes OF all this suffering; that Is by
taking Palnes celery compound. In
this great modern remedy the real
means to health is attended to: sleep Is
made sound and refreshing, the appe-
tItc improves and the nerves stop com
planning. because they get the nutri-
ment that nature requires. This Is the
fundamental. rational way that Paine's
celery compound takes TO be able to
cope successfully with diseases OF the
liver, Kidneys and stomach, and TO
guarantee q complete return OF sound
sleep. good digestion and quiet, well
regulated nervous system.
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,Ir. cnrrnn Admin. IL.

LONDON. March 15-The urtler sec
rotary Of state for foreign affairs. Mr.
George n. Curzon. In the house OF
commons to day admitted that the gov
eminent had received official proposals
from the United States relative to the
Venezuelan dispute, and that they
were now undeg, considerations He
added that II was not the practice to
state the nature Of the proposals while
they were under negotiations. But II
was not correct to describe them as
stated In the question put 60 the gov
ernment as an expression on the part
OF the United States us willingness to
accept or propose u scheme for u joint
commission to report on the Nenczu-
elan boundary dispute.
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NEW YORK. March 1G.-Any state
lncnt or Intlmation that Captain John
G. Rourkc, OF the third cavalry, United
States OF America, has been sent to
cuba on an official mission. Is wholly
untrue. Under three months leave OF
absence Captain Bourke IL onroute VIA
Yucatan to the city " Mexico. lie ae-
companies an invalid relative. He tray
eled via Tampa TO Havana, where no
touched merely to transfer to the ward
line steamer for PrORrcSso.
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wASHINGTOS.D.C.. March l6.-The
senate Joint resolution directing the
secretary OF agriculture to purchase
and distribute seeds, bulbs, etc, as mas
been done In preceding years. has be-
come law, without the Prc9idcntS
signature. the resolution not having
been returned TO Congress within the
constitutional ten days limit. Secretary
Morton refused to carry out the OLD law
aud vigorously opposed the pasSaSc oil
the present more mandatory act
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PITTsBURGH-Hiver 5 feet seven
tenths and on stand at tho dam.
Weather clear and cool.
OIL CITY--RIver feet 0 inches and
stationary. Weather clear and mild.
wARREN-River l foot inches.
Clear.
and stationary Twenty inches OF
snow. Cloudy.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 3 feet s
inches. Snowfall twcnty-four inches.
Showing.
sTEUBENVILLE-Rlver Q feet 2
inches and stationary. Cloudy and cold.
Iip-Iohn w. Allies. Down--Kcyatonc
state, The Crescent and John W. Allies
have n force Of men unloading the
Btrnnded coal barEea ut browns IT.
PARKERsBURG-Rivcr feet ,
inches and rising, Heavy ice Now con- :,
tinueE. Cloudy. with thermometer NJ
40 Iip-Iibcrty, Bob ballard. Due
Hudson. Down-VIrglnlil ut y H.
m. Due down-Bcn iIur. Little NM
nwhn rising. Up-wRtson, King Lo-
CnlB on time.
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We offer one Hundred Dollars Re-
ward for any case Of Catnrrh THAI can
not BIO cured by Halls Chtarrh cure
Toledo. o.
We. the undersigned. have known +.
l. Cheney for the Inst fifteen years.
and believe him perfectly honorable In
nil business transactions and imam
cIally able to carry out any obligation
made by their Arm.
WEST& TRUA%,Wholesa Drusslsts'
wAL6TNG, KINNAN 6 MARVIN.
Wholesale Druggists. Toledo. o.
Unll's Catarrh Cure Is taken inter.
nnlIy, acting directly upon the blood
and mucous surfaces of the system.
Price T5c. per bottle. Sold by all drug
Elsts. Testimonials free.
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FORT SCOTT. KY. March 1.-THE
Star hotel. large twO-stOry frame
building, was burned TO the ground this
morning and the thirty occupants bare
ly escaped with their lives. Most OF
them fled In their night clothes and
ran through the icy streets TO places OF
safety. Some Of the walter girls and
lady guests jumped from the rear win
dows, receiving slight injuries. ]. d:
Dcpew, of Ohio. was badly burned
about the face and neck. NJ. L, Walt.
crmIre. the proprietor. and his wife,
were singed by the flames.
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Mig Fir, at Cleveland.

CLEVELAND. Ohio. March l6.-FIrc
OF mn unknown origin early this morn
Ing destroyed the four-story brick
building at az Cedar avenue, owned
by the F. II. KimhaH estate. and an
adjoining residence owned by II. A.
Vaughan. The Kimbnll building was
occupied by number Of manufactur-
ing concerns, all Of whom lost every
thing. The loss on building and con-
tents will approximate $4,000. with an
Insurance OF about two-thirds. The
night Waterman Of the Klmball build
Ing liz missing and II Is feared that he
hnA burned to deAth.
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meeting OF that committee for next
Monday afternoon TO consider the ordi-
nance In regard to wharfage rates,
which was referred back TO them by
council owing to the dissatisfaction OF
the river men. II Is important that all
steamboatmen and other Interested
parties should be present at the meet
ing so ms to look after their interests.
The committee win meet at the city
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FOR SALE.
sTIEFF UPRIGHT PIANO.
GOOD AS NEW,
ONLY SlSi.
i. W. BANNER & CO.

SOOTHING, healing, cleansing, De-
Wits witch Hazel snlvc Is the enemy
TO Forcs. wounds and piles, which II
never falls TO cure. Stops itching and
burning. Cures chnppcd lips and cold
sores In two or three hours. Logan g.
o.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-03-17
MAKES PEOPLE WE'LL
Most Remarkable Remedy in
the World.
Far Superior to Ordinary SarSaparll.
las, EsrVInos or Bltt'rs.
TIC True Medicine for LostNer.
yous Strength.
Without an Equal in Purifying and
E1richiHs The Blood
Great Cures Effected by Paine'S
Celery Compound.
What Scientific Research Has
Accomplished.
Great Cures Effected by Paine'S
Celery Compound.
What Scientific Research Has
Accomplished.
Proved by Success Who're
All Else Has Failed.

There Is one true specific for diseases
arising from u debilitated nervous sys-
TEN, and that IL the Paine's celery COM
pound so generally prescribed by physl-
clans. II IN the most remarkable rem
edy that the scientific research OF ms
coilntry has produced Prof. Edward
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Yesterdays DEPARTURES
Darlington. JEWEL, 5 p. m.
PaTkeTFhurs. BEN HUR, II p. m.
Newport. EVANSVILLE, II n m.
BOATS LEAVING TO-DAY.
PittsburGh. HUDSON. S n. m.
Cincinnati. q. KEYSTONE STATE, s a. m
PRrkersburE LIBERTY. II a. m.
MatAmoras. LEXINGTON. iO:3O n. m.
Darlington. JEWEL, $50 p. III.
BOATS LEAVING TOMORROW.
Huntington. RUTH, Il. III.
Pittsburgh. Rem HUR. s n. m.
ClaringtOn. ...JEwEL. so y. m.
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. THE CAIRO FIELD.
A Big Strike Made There RnIess No.
Doing 400 BarreIs.

Special Dispatch to the IntellIECncer
PARRERsBuRG. March ia tele-
gram was received late this afternoon
containing information OF u very i'm
portant strike in the Cairo oil field this
morning. and one that will boom that
field UNNECESSARILY. Wlnless No. &
came In. and is doing 200 barrels natlir-
al. II Is n VERY important strike, and
will be n starter TO livelicr develop
fnents than that field has had for some
ffVTna
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h. Inelps, N. D''
LII. D., OF Dart
mouth college, first
prescribed what IL
now known the
orldoveras Paine's
celery compound, a
positive cure for dys-
pcpsIa. bIliOusness,
liver complaint, neu-
ralgla, rheumatism
and kidney troubles.
For the lntt c T
Palne's celery COM
NnV,pl Inns gftrcppQel
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COLERAIN. AGAIN.
Another Fine Well Brought in in
the over.thc.R River Field,
CLARK GOOD FOR 200 BARRELS

Atseven Feet in the poroa Grit sand-Iu
Production MAy Reach $50 barrels.
Leasing Is the Principal Buslno,, Over
In Beimont County Now-sIors Losa-
tons Made ON the Brasken aud otnsr
Farms-Frc.h OH News from the SOUTH
west.
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T,v,l.rI,t uns Dust,r.

II was rumored late last night that
tha well OF the Twilight oil Company,
out Wheeling creek. had come in a
duster. The report, however. could not
be confirmed.
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Special Dispatch to the lntelllgencer.
WASHINGTON. ID. C.. March Ill.
y. Toombs has been appointed post
muster at Horse Shoe Run, Preston
county. Vice. N. T.. Scott. resigned.
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on tho Sth day OF April, 1896 will Of
THURSDAY, THE 18th DAY or
MARCH. 1895, At 10 O'CLOCK a, NJ
nj the front door OF tho court hoGS aux, n.
Ohio county, W. Va, oflor for Sa!t " W,
lie auction The north half Of , IT, N strGsi
WhSSiinr. w. VA, between Twcnty'iH,,n
and Twenty fourth streets. la lately Sl' The
dOTice OF Philip Scheehle, deccaseI Sn.
house number OF said property ~, Hy'Ns
2Ssb Chapllne street, Wheeling. W. N;eS and
TERMS OF SALE-OrC.third enSI Y, ana ana
tho balance OF the purchase money y, ,, W.
and two years with interest, nc nnI,t"'0i
giving for the deferred instnllmeU ~.
purchase money his notes with SCI ~.
curity, bearing Interest from date .,,@r MY
lille 10 he retained until the puI 's .bs
money IL all paid; butytho purchase. sS
10 elect, may pay the whole pH''''
'''N' LOUIS l.. sCHEEAlls
], John W. Mitchell, clerk OF ll,r ,i ,,,ri
court OF Ohio county, do certify thS, ~, s,,j
and security have been gLxOn by 'h' '~''S
commissioner. Ns required by Jaw, ,,,l
fc2S,tu JOHN w, MITCHELL I'u'"
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Chairman stntherB. Of the council
committee on ordinances. has called u
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HOUSES AND LOTS FOR SALE

No. 81 Fifteenth street rooms h1sE
No. l6l Sixteenth street, lot S9HiN iee-
a fine residence IN Pleasant Valley
Nos. 100 and 1872 Seventeenth street
No. 8 Kentucky street. : roo1iA
storeroOms and~2 dwelling renthS ~
$lgi % per month. corner harkG 40
twentieth streets, pays = per cenL
No. 8 Kentucky street, lot S1Lts ieS[
No 22l9 Chapline street. large oneS
No. S. 18th street. rooms and staeIA
No, 1876 18th street, rooms and stAaES
Lot corner Main and Sixteenth street
No. II 18th street, rooms ana oa1A
No, 1900 Chapllns street, rooms
No. l2l5 Chapune street, rooms o.,
Lot on Main ST, between M and 20 s'A
! lots on North wabash street.
No. 81 South Broadway, residence o. d
E. Hughes, ESQ.
Lot 36xlSo North York street. -.
Lot No % Indiana St. rooms InoGe'H
No. q N. Wabash St, rooms cheap
a iine lot in Pleasant Valley. aim
No, 10 Vermont street. rooms l0' "a"
& line iot in woodsdale.
The Bloch property on North Main 81
MONEY TO LOAN.
PrNEAART g. TATUM,
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COMMISSIONERS SALE.
sALE

COMMISSIONERS SALE
or house and lot on the west sig ,hlT ri
CEaplIno street, below Tw'h'! '''
street, Wheeling, W. Va. .,,,
BY virtue OF decree OF inc V u, tbs
court OF Ohio county, w. Va mA'' IL
'"se Oh ph,,,n q. schechlo ct ais.
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NESBITT & DEVINE,
Tel. eis. tmr0 l7o Market Stree.
FOB RENT.

\ M5zg
No. 81 Eighteenth street...............t, d
No. 81 Eighteenth street.....,......... i "
No 1919 Woods street. 4 rOoms,....... ~
No. 90j Eighteenth streCt........-.,.... 3 IA
No. l45 Eighteenth street, 3 rooms. 80
No nc Market street, roOns......... L %
No. BIO Alley u. rooms. 50
No. 20 Nineteenth street.........,...... l29
No. III Fourteenth street, both gases,
hot water and bath.,...,..............I "
No 2G12 Main street, 3 rooms. ,..-..... Z q
No, "a Sixteenth street, store room 90. . y
No. i0l Thlrty-third street, store room %
Four-roomed houses Crescent Place. -
TyelVe-roomed residence, 81 acres
ground, Edgington's Lanc...........
No. 2J03 Alley B..........:......,...:.. 50
2 rooms rear OF Mission sunday
school. Eighteenth street............ 60
No, 1870 Main street. Office rooms... 80
Three rooms, Pleasant Valley" 90
No, Dc Alley y. 3 rooms. .........." sh
FOR SALE.
No. 1918 Main street.
No. 422 and 422IIs Market street.
No. &C Seventeenth street. rooms, ooa
No, $50 Main street.
Sixteenth street residence, A.Jp.
Nos. az and 454 National road.
Counters and shelving, No. lgl Thirty
third street.
Lot on South Front street,
SiX-roomed house, Peninsula
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REAL ESTATE.
Special Barsainin Building Lois,

Building lots in all parts of the city a.,
suburbs.
Lots at SO upward.
We will sell you lot on weekly q,
monthly payments, or special discoun, 70.
cash.
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!" N al.

Extreme tired feeling afElic.S nearly every
body at this season. The hustlers cease to
push, the tireIess grow weary, the ener-
getic become enervated. You know Just
what we mean. Some men and women
endeayor temporarily to overcome that
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1896-01-10
A New Feature.

Look In on our bargain counters
which We have just established. We
have all special bargains on them.
You kno" all our goods are bargains,
nut We have some lines We want Ia
close out, and We place them ON the
bargain counter We have placed on
It, ladies' aud gents wool and wool
mixed underwear, childrens' corset
waists, ladies' and childrens' hose.
mems pants, ladies', childrens' and
mems shoes, job lot Of dress hraids
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