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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-10-23
THE ARMY.
Report Of General nIilss--commSndI it1
Enielsney, and Asks for Mere Troops,

Report Of General Milss--CommSndI Its
Efficiency, and Asks for BIoro Troops,
WASHINGTON oct. 22.-GeneFal
Miles, commanding general of the army,
has made his annual report to the secrs-
tary Of war. He commendS the efficiency
of the army and speaks of the progress
that has been made on both the Atlantic
and Pacific coasts In the matter OF tOrtl-
fications. He asks that Congress an-
thorize two more regiments OF artillery
TO garrison the new Notifications, and
also I'VE additional regiments OF intan-
try.
He devotes considerable attention 20
Alaska and says the waters OF Alaska
should be thoroughly examined by the
naval forces and that there should be ut
least three military posts established In
the territory 10 support the civil authors
ties He refers TO the improved condl-
ton OF the Indians and recommends that
the policy OF employing army officers as
Indian agents continue. He makes re-
Communications In detail for the protec-
ton OF coast points and says that the
maximum peace footing OF the army
should be one enlisted man for every
1000 population and the minimum one
to every 1000.
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Special Dispatch to the Intslllgcnccr.
WASHINGTON. oct. 22.--west vlr-
Einia postnosters of the fourth class
have been appointed as follows; Robert
Rea, Hartford, Mason county; Il. B.
Sherwood, Morgansvllle. Doddridgo
county; Floyd KeIlar. Poweitton. Fay
cite county; b. NJ. Shipper. TomHhawk,
Berkeley county,
Pension certificates have been Issued
10 West Virginia applicants as follows'
Original-Willlam Kuhl, deceased, FL
lis; Robert ~ Dougherty, Elm Grove;
Granville l.. Fortney, GFaHgeViilc.
Incrcase-DavId w. Gray, Finch;
John ROhan, Wheeling.
Reissue and increase-Stunley Cope
ley, Ellie
widows-Mary II. conkle, Wheeling;
Mary G, Kull, Ellis.
Other certificates have been issued as
follows; james j.. Aiken, original PEN
sion, Mcdonald, Washington county,
Pa; James Dickinson, restoration and
additional. Scenery Ilill, Washington
county Pa; William Long, Washing
ton, Pa: Michael McMahnn, original,
Baylngton, Washington county, Pa;
Frederick Dcnncr, Increase, zancBylllo,
Ohio.
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cARIsRUHE, Oct. 22.-Emperor Will
liam yesterday inspected the monument
in honor OF his grandfather, William 1.
erected on the Kaiser Platz. Replying
to the burgomaster's address, his ma
jesty said:
This monument Is palladium which
strengthens us for the great aim we have
In view. Just as It was a pleasant and
popular custom in Berlin for everybody.
before commencing the days work 10 20
and Hew the Emperor sitting at his
Writing table window and then proceed
to their duties more cheerful OF heart. SO
may everyone who beholds this metal
monument find therein eXhortatlon Ia
juyfuiiy do his duty for the welfare OF
the town and fatherland."
His majesty concluded with calling for
three cheers for the Grand Duke OF
Baden.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-10-23

GRAND RAPIDS. Mich, Oct o.
kid" Ryan ard John johnson, colored,
both OF Chicago. fought knockout
contest before a big crowd at Reeds
Lake resort Just before daylight this
morning. Ryan was the clevercr, but
he exhausted himself in offensive work
in the sixth and seventh rounds, when
he had The negro going. but lacked
steam to put him out. After that John
son rallied and forced the fighting. In
the eleventh round, while Ryan's hand
was still on Johnson's shoulder, the lat
der swung on RVan's Jaw and knocked
Him senseless. Johnson's blow was de-
ciared foul under the rules and Ryan
rot the money. Deputy sheriffs were
present, but did not interfere.
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ADJUSTMENTS.


I'm some quarters there may be a
slight misunderstanding OF my posi-
ton with reference to the Theatrical
Syndicate or Trust, as It is variously
called" said Mrs, Tickle, in an inter
view the other day. land wish to
correct any such mIsconception, espe-
ciaiiy in view Of the antagouistic dis
cusslon OF the syndicate that is now
appearing in the newspapers in various
cities, There was no consideration
whatever OF q business nature In the
impulse that led me at once upOn the
announcement OF the formation OF the
syndicate 10 express myself IN Oppose
ton TO It. My antipathY to the syadl-
cate was and is solely based upon az
tistl0 considerations. ! do ROT think
that any artist with seit-respees ana
regard for the art Of the theatre should
In any way encourage the influence that
the syndicate represents In theatrical
matters, because all considerations oI
art are cast aside IN the operations OF
such combination. The men who COM
pose the syndicate may be excellent, ad-
mlTable and amiRble men, as men go
but they have no place In any branch OF
theatrical business because they have
no regard for the art eide Of the stage
and bend every energy exclusively 70
money making. There Is no country
under the sun outside OF the United
States, that would for 4 moment toler-
ate the adyenturing. 10 say nothing OF
the debating, OF such persons In theat-
rlcal matters, because in all other
countries-not excepting England-pub-
lie sentiment and artistic principle de-
mand a primary regard for the arts
tic in the theatre; and for one can see
no reason why the artists and the peo-
pie OF this country should have less
concern for the arts OF theatre than
have artists and people generally IN
other countries, II has also been said
that the syndicate was unwilling 10 ar
range the tour for "ress OF the Dur
bervllles." On the contrary, the syn
dlcate was most anxious 10 arrange the
tour. The directors OF the syndicate,
unauthorized by me or my manager. ar
ranged for me q route covering the
season. This route ! rejected"
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Nam pLAYnRs, cLuR.

Wheeling people are to have an OPP
portunlty OF Witnessing q beautiful
comedy drama, one that has had an ex-
tended run In New York, Boston and
Chicago. Colonel RIester, OF the Opera
House, has booked the Players Club
for Thanksgiving Day. who will pre-
sent by special arrangement with A. NJ
Palmer, the great Palmer company sue
cess, Young Mrs. Winthrop" The
successful performance given by this
capable organization last season Is still
fresh In the memory OF most theatre
goers, and society viii turn out in
great numbers to be present at the re-
appearance Of such clever actors.
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The Payton Comedy Company pre-
scented IA Country Politician" to u
crowded house at the Grand, and It wal
beyond question the best comedy pro-
ductlon of the week. Miss Hamilton
had a difficult role. but one for which
she is peculiarly fitted. In fact, the
comedy was so admirably cast as 10 con-
yey the impression that the parts we're
created for the respective members OF
the company. Baby June scored big
his, as also did Tony West and Miss DS
Castro. The engagement will conclude
to-day with "Ten Nights In Bar
Room" at the matinee. and a splendid
scenic production Of "The oetoroon" to-
night.
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FL Congrusman woodman's Plight.
CHICAGO, Oct. 22.-Ex- Congressman
Charles NJ. Woodman was taken TO the
detention hospital to-day, suffering from
paresls. Three weeks ago Mr.. Wood
man was Frustrated by an attack OF
hemorrhage OF the brain and for a time
his life was despaired OF. Since his re-
coyery he has shown marked signs Of
mental disorder, He finally became go
violent that he was placed under re-
straint, Mr.. Woodman is an old time
figure In Chicago politics. He was elect
ed 10 the FHfty-fourth Congress as n Re-
publican and attained considerable repu-
tati0n there as champion OF Cuba.
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BENw00D.
News Items from thO Lively Industrial
Town.

Town.
The social department Of the Bp-
worth League has arranged splendid
programme for Tuesday evening next,
and al friends Of the League are inyit-
cd TO attend. Among those on the pro-
grainme are Harry stewart, Miss Lot
tic Price, Miss Halle Martin, DR. j. N,
Alley, John Warner and the president,
Miss Nora Dolbeare.
Judging by the ready sale Of tickets,
the entertainment to be given by the
Sunday school children Of the NJ. u.
church tonight, will draw a good
audience. An excellent entertainment is
assured.
A large delegation from here viii hear
Mark Hanna at Bollalre wednesday,,
whether he speaks at night or In the
day. Half OF Benwood Will cross the
river II an open air meeting Is held nt
night.
The case Of the citizens OF Marshall
county against the county commission
ora for alleged misconduct Ia office,
win be argued in the circuit court Mon
day,
The river n so low now that teams
have no difficulty IN wading across by
way Of the bar below the baltimore h
Ohio bridge,
Mrs. walter McMillln, Of Dlllonvnlc,
IL visiting her mother, Mrs, Reid, OF
Main street
MIaB Maud Yost, Of Glovers Gap In
the glcBt OF Mrs William Carpenter
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PoMERoY. Ohio, Oct. 22.-The little
steamer Ida Smith. owned by Captain
KAISER. of Point Pleasant. and valued
ut $1,000, was burned early yesterday
morning at Letart Falls. o., fifteen
miles above here. She was fully insur-
ed. The day before she broke from
her Esoorings above the falls and went
over uninjured. although there was less
than foot OF water. There 10 hardly a
pilot on the river that would attempt
to make the run with skin.
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Did anybody notice the game Bob
GenalvIn played for 81. Paul this sea-
son? There is plenty of ~ base ball
left In the cx-Chicago second baseman
vet. while in scientific knowledge of the
position he outclassed all the minors
and some Of the big league indielders.-
Chicago News. Glenalyin is easily the
peer OF all minor league second base
men. There's not doubt OF that.-De-
troit Free Press.
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BOXING.

The next contest the NETS" will pull
off at the Fulton clubhouse viii be that
between Buck" stelzer and Louden
Campbell. 1t is scheduled for We'd
nesday evening November 3, and will
be for twenty rounds or to a decision.
Both men are to weigh In at 1888 pounds.
The Pittsburgh boy Is "touted' by his
friends as a conner. and his defeat by
Stelzer would mean much 10 the latter.
A big delegation from Pittsburgh win
be on hand that night.
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SPOKANE, Wash, oct. 22.--When
Mrs a. j. Lynch entered the residence
OF c. Kessler last evening, II shocking
scene was presented. Mrs Kessler was
dead from EhnBtly wound In her
throat, and near her lay her four-ycar-
old son, with o bullet through his head
The husband and father IN In the city
prison, half lngnnc, ma under suspicion
of having killed his wlfo aud child.
lie claims his vito killed their child and
committed Buicidc. PhyBlclana think
iho child may recover
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-10-23
TIE RIVER.

The Guyandotte Is the only departure
to-day. leaving for Matamoras at II a.
m.
The marks at p. m. showed 5 inches
and stationary (actual stage, 10 inches).
Weather, cloudy and cool.
Captain Ira B. Huntington wifi be the
agent OF the Bay Line at Pittsburgh,
this season, and Captain Howard Dom
nelly will probably command the Ka-
nawhu, with Captain VIII d. Rtmbte in
the office.
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THOSE RIVER MARKS.

City Engineer White says that the
river marks as extended TO zero, are on
on the same basis as the old marks,
and that this basis IL necessary. rs all
Of the grades in the city are computed
from Il. This being the case II is OF
course impossible to change the basis
TO q point that win show the actual
stage OF the river, but this can be cas-
Ily computed by adding ten inches TO
the stage shown by the marks,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-10-23

PITTsBURGH-River IL feet and
stationary at the dam. Clear.
GREENSBORO-River 4 feet 0 inches
and falling. Fair and cool. The James
g. Blaine and Florence Belle due down
on Saturday; Adam Jacobs and Belle
Hudson due up.
OIL CITY-Rlyer zero and stationary.
Cloudy and cool
BR0wEsYILLE-Riyer . feet In.
ches and stationary.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-10-23

ST. JOSEPH. Mo, oct. 22.-rhe Baltl-
more and All America teams played here
this afternoon before great crowd. The
prevented IL completion. the game being
called on a tie In the tenth inning, much
to the disappointment OF the spectators.
Score; RHE
Baltimore ...........O4O4OOO1OO-gi 10 3
All Americas. O300002l3O-9 s 3
Batteries--Baltlmore Horton and Clark;
All Americas, Powell and DonahCo.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-10-23

WASHINGTON, oct 2l--rho PrcFI.
don't made the following appointments
to-day.
Conauls. John Howell Carroll II
Maryland, nj Cadls, SPAIN CharloB ~
Harris, Of Indiana, al NagnAnkl, Japan.
William Wallace Mills, NJ Texas, nj
chihuahua, Mexico; oscar " William,
of New YOrit ut Manila, Philippine
Islands, william H. Murlln, OF New
YORK, nt Ching ifiang, China,
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Tho UNDERLINED, truostoo Of II. lim-
shclmor nv per decd Of trust, October 4,
1871, will rcli to tho highegt ana best bid.
der ali OF tho stock Of goods, consisting OF
foreign and domestic dry goods, conkg,
furnishing g0Odr, notions and fancy goods
tcnllpd the Lender 1929 and l09 Mnln
atTopt, in tho city Of Wheeling, NCst Va
Rcnlrd bids Tor all mr. part oi the stock
Will be- received by me until October "a,
1871, NJ 2 O'Clock y. NJ, 1 reserve the right
10 reject amy on pll bias,
Terms OF sale cash or commercial pa
por with Interest secured 20 the Hnllnfnc.
lion VI tho nNulnnUol
The stock NJ goods nnd inventory nro
now open Tor inspection gt The above store
Please nddrCfa Bids 10
BAMUHL KRAFT
AsfInnOe Tor N l1mphomlr
October 10. 1871. ocH
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-10-23

LONDON, Oct e2--The executive
committee of the Amalgamated society
Of engineers Issued a statement to-day
saying that the fight for eight hours
work per day so far as London Is con-
cerned Is practically won and that arbl-
tratioh or conference on that subject
cannot be entertained.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-10-23
CHORAL CLUE ORGANIZES.

The Martins Ferry Choral Club met
at the Episcopal church last night and
organized by eleoting the following OIL
GERS: President. Ernest G. Smith; vice
president, Thomas Il. Lloyd; secretary
DR.. Frank s. Morris; financial secre-
tary, Chester Lloyd; corresponding Sec
rotary, Mrs. ]. n. Turner; treasurer,
Charles w. Hoyle; music committee
Mrs. Florence Watson, Ernest q. Smith,
Professor Paris r. Myers; musical d.
rector, Paris r. Myers.
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M,NECHEE.
Breezy News Items Gathered In the busy
Marshall County Town.

Marshall County Town.
Mrs. il. D. Dryden, Of Springfield, o.,
aud g. u. Flood, OF Moundsvllle, nre
visiting Mrs c, d. Lewis, of McMochcn
avenue.
Mrs o. NJ. Lewis ana daughters. LII
llan and Mary. and Myrtle Hlmner-
man, were visiting in Wheeling yes
terday.
jacob shnfer leaves to-day for an OK
tended visit 10 his parents at Marietta,
Ohio.
John coxon has returned from a bu-
slness trip TO Pittsburgh
Or. NJ a. Dowler was q visitor at
MoundBvllle yesterday.
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A PAIN In tho chest In nnturc's
warming that pneumonia Is threatened,
Dnmpcn n piece OF flannel with Cham
beriain's Pain Balm and bind over The
seat Of pain, and another on tho back
between tho shoulders. and prompt re-
lief will follow Sold by druggists,
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BISHOP VINCENT TOMORROW.
Archdeacon Edwards, OF Cincinnati

Arcnuedcon EuWuIusi VI ShS'"@S'
will preach In st. Paul's Episcopal
church tomorrow morning at 1890 and
the Right Rev. Bishop Boyd Vincent Ia
the evening at o'clock. The confrma-
ton class tomorrow Will be the lar
gest ever presented in this church
which has had a wonderful growth
during the twelve months. Rev. w. j.
williams has been the rector. Rev
Williams has had moro bnptisms the
past twelve months than there have
been in several years.
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DISAGREEMENT FOR life by burns
or scnlds may be avoided by using Do
WiH'a witch Hazel Balpe, the great rem
cdy Tor piles and for all kinds of sores
aud skin troublea ChafloB Il. GOotLe,
MarRot and Twelfth streets. Chatham
Rinrlnir. l'orly.nlNth and jacob airesia,
A. ~. schoolo, No Goa Main street, Exloy
Bros, Penn ana Zane alfccls, Bowlo
& Co., bridgeport
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FOR RENT.
GENERAL NOTICES.
Is EpENPTioN or BONDS : LOAN

10 EnTMPTlOR on BONDS = LOAN
Wheeling, W. Va, oct. II, 1897.
Tho following bonds OF the loan Of 1881
have this day been drawn by lot accord
ing to ordinance, and Will be redeemed on
and after the first day Of November, l@i,
NJ the Bank Of the Ohio Valley Interest
on tho same ,ceaEea on that day 90. o..
Of, NG, gT, no ne, hs3, iSS, ~, 400, 6Gi, ~,
iSl 2i i2S. G0i, bS6, 40, ii8, Cos, il6 b22 coo,
ME iQ, ilS zoo, 62G, 2ll, ais, 09i, 81, a, o.
~, b9s, 81, lOl 300. bGl, ~ 800 gQQ, ", Sl,
655 iOh. M OF one hundred dollars zach
Nos. $40, k03, Of nvO hundred dollars each
ana NO $50 OF one thousand dollars onch
VIM n. SIMPSON,
JULIUS POLLOCK,
ia fnmmiauinuHpa
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In the Carroll Club league, Deltas de-
feated Laurels three straight, and Al
phas won three straight from LOTUS
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MARTINS FERRY.

HapS aud MisnApS In the Thriving city
Across the River.
1.-THE Confederate Spy" was presented
before a Martins Ferry audience last
night by home talent for the first time
and It gave entire satisfaction, all taxi
ing their parts well. Calcium lights
special scenery and costumes are used.
This great military drama will be pro-
duced again tonight and the house
should be crowded.
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- About fourteen or fiflsen moniha aEo
was wotking with a gang " mtu aud hAppehtd
10 say 10 one Of thsm, hope u Will not rain AZ
have a big washlhg 70 DO for the children
THE man said, Whal Is the matter with your
wife p"
FOR Year, my vile had been suffering from
what the doctors called hrDlapsnt Of uterus. She
was nervous, had cold handt ahd feet, paiplN
ton headache, baakAehs. oongipatioa, . dlla'
gtesablt drain, With bearing dQgb palms 10 ~
pellts. she gol 70 weak she eogdd not ret abound.
an only la,otsf % vas always N dekt With
the doctors, ana all fof no gYod. e nens did net
apygood. wsssFsn to think that she was never
A"IioId thG man what tie dectou saia was the
matter With het aud he aaid 90 dld YOU ever ieaf
of Df Pltfee'S raVoib PfeacdptIoni'" tod
him no but had tnsd 90 piaAy patent tnedicihsa
ihai was lfed a them al, aud besides did not
dIss I SlSIs! lie 10 m would ast Two OF
three bottles aud Try thefu, aud " u AID not do
my Vile any gOod that be would pay TOT the med
ltine went 10 the drug store iNf clhwber's
on Kim Street., and bought a bottle, The FIRST
aud sseond AID not seem NJ have much eject bat
the third seemed 10 work like eharnii She hes
taken IN all about thirteen bottles and she u 70
day as stout and hcaiihy a. any woman ~ We
United states This II not the only paif Wtcn.
evef heat TIL Of ahy vopap Who Y. STICK W lht
nriTbbofbood / jud send tie book aud paper that
IA wrapped around evety bottle and that does lht
bususis an no longer to,heted about dolug
my owl vashtnr aud tooting TOT ny wife otn
Do II pll IN one Jay and ntvei seems urea or ou'
0i Hplhlt now"
IT. plcfcc'f Pleasant Pellets clite conali'
patton, promptly ara psfHanenhy.
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In the Musee league. Aurora won
two out OF three from National.
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HELP wANTED..MALE.

A GENTS GET FIFTY CENTS ON
"A each dollar; no experience necessary.
Write. for agents outfit. Address Tho
Catholic News, Barclay ST., New York.
oc9-s
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PROPOSALS..

DUOpOgAIg FOR BitiCff STREET
i PAVING AT MAKNIN0ToN, W. VA.
Sealed proposals for paving Market
street. In this town, from the wogl lno
Of Tho j. 4 q, y. Il. right Of way e, Mner
street, will be received at the MAYORS
office, Mannlngton, until y M Inoa.
aud other information In reference TO lne
proposed work mAy be- Obialnod y! tne
MAYORS once. Mauhlngton, o. from ,toge
& HIS G, ~, 1909 Chppllno street. WhPe'-
Tho street Committee reserves Tho right
10 feiept any pF ~ BIAS,
Address an bids 70 -....,,,,,,,,,,
oeis Mnnnlnglont w. We
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The Richie and Llnsly game has been
postponed from to-day until next Sat
urday. II was postponed Mt the re-
quest OF the Ritchies, who want to get
the signals down finer than they have
nj YnrAgaNt
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BOWLING.

Last nights games In the Wheeling
league resulted In two victories for the
Silver Globes and one FOR Tidnl Waves,
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.SarsapariIEa
Sense.

Any ssrsapariIla is sarsapa,
rilla. True. Z So any tea is tea.
So any -four is -four. Butgrsdss
differ. Z You 4vaDf M, BEST ) It's
SO with sarsapariIla, There are
grades. You want the best. If
you understood sarsaparilla as
well as you do tea and -four it
would be easy TO determine,
But you don't. How should
! your When you are going to
buy a commodity whose value
J you don't know, you pick out
an old established house to
trade with, and trust their sI.
J psrionce and reputation. Do so
when buying sarsaparilla.
} Ayers sarsaparilla has been
on the market 50 years. Your
grandfather used Ayers l. is
| reputable medicine. There
are many saEsaparilIas-
! but only ono Ayers. 1t
cures.
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roR SALE.

dor SALE OR REST-EIGHT ROOM
il house near city and motor line, TermA
easy. Possession at once. Apply TO j. g.
HERYEY, 1926 Market st. sea
dor sALE-oNg AND oNE-HALT
IL lot in Greenwood cemetery; fine loca-
ton; corner lot; adjoining best improve
mcnts IN cemetery. Address CEMETERY
LOT, caro- iutolllgenocr office nplq