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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-12-01

The Southwest extension OF the Elk
Fork pool is coming to tine front again
The Fearless OH company's No, : on
the Agnes Gorrell lease is good for
about sixty barrels an hour at this
time, This well is located a little to
the southeast of the Hill lease on
which the first wells in that part OF the
field were drilled, and it makes things
in that section look gilt-edged. The
outlook for that section OF the field dur
ing the next thirty days Is very rosy.
The coming in OF the Gorrell well such
a large producer has opened up large
amount of territory which will be drill
ed Immediately. From present indlca-
tons it looks as though the southwest
extension OF the Elk Fork pool will ri
val the old pool In production.
This week will see some very import
ant wells completed in that part of the
field. The first OF these wells will be
that OF the Fisher oil Company on the
Eenthorn lease, located to the south,
This well should have been in some
days ago, but on accnunt OF a bad fish
Ing job IT has been delayed, The South
Penn OIL Company's well on the Isaac
Folger lease should reach the sand the
latter part OF the week. This well Is To-
Gated about 1000 feet south OF the Hill
farm and fully 1000 feet in advance OF
developments. The well being drilled
by Cobb & Glenn on the Joseph Ny
ers farm Is directly between the Folger
and the Farrell and Gorrell leases, and,
judging from the locations of the two
wells, they should come In good Pro-
ducers. The Myers well Is also due in
the sand within week, All OF the
wells mentioned are important tests OF
that part OF the field.
In the vicinity Of the Fearless on
Compauy's well on the Agnes Gorfeli
lease, there are fully dozen new wells
being started. The Henry & Macdon-
aid Company Is starting two wells and
the Fearless three or four wells, while
on the adjoining farms several wells
are being started.
The Hill oil Company Is mapping out
a large amount. OF work on It's lease on
the Hill farm. So far, fourteen loca-
tons have been made on II, and the rigs
for several Of the wells are being start
ed. Nos. s, 0 and 10 rigs are building
and the tlmbers for Nos. - and II are
being put on the ground. This company
has made a location to Offset the FISH
er well on the Henthorn, and as soon as
that well has been completed they will
start this we'll. No. on this farm, which
is located just across the line from
Treat 4 Crawfords big well on the
Farrell. should be due In the sand Sun
day or Monday and as 1t is only about
two hundred feet from that well, should
come in good producer.
The territory to the south and west OF
production in this part OF the Elk Fork
territory has every appearance OF being
first class, Territory Is being taken up
as rapidly as possible, and good heavy
bonuses are being paid.
Peasants county Is coming TO the
front In oil development and there has
been quite shallow sand pool opened
there It is safe to say there are TWEEN
ty-hve strings OF tools running In that
field and some nice wells ara being
completed.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-12-01
ADJUSTMENTS.

The word spectacular Is now being as
much abused Electrically. says Charles
H. Yale proprietor and manager of the
Devils Auction and Twelve Tempta-
lions" as was a few years ago the now
much worn title extravaganza, which
was preaxed to every crosse road limb"
troupe that could get enough cash to-
gether to assall the towns closest TO their
starting point. A few years ago the
country was surtalted with a number Of
small variety troupes whose programme
consisted Of the usual female first part
cheap ollo and broad aftsrplece; by com
mon consent 1t seems the title OF bur-
lesaue was quietly dropped and the same
performance became an cNtraVaganza'
though the use of the word is in this case
equally as myStifylng. II seems, how
ever, that another change was needed,
so now the same Identical performance
has become, for loss Of a better tide, a
spectacle"
That the appropriations Of this title are
absolutely ignorant Of It's meaning can
be easily proved by d glance at their
performance, which Is absolutely devoid
Of one detail that would give II the right
20 use such a title, and simply mlsleads
liberal public, FOR without a spectacu-
lar effect OF any kind, with a few dingy
costumes and the inevitable march of
the amazons" they boldly advertise the
latest spectacle. Therefore, between
spectacular limb" troupes; spectacular
comic operas, and living pictures, and
spectacular melo-drdmas, the real pro-
Queer OF spectacle who Invests a small
fortune in one production, has got TO as
sert himself and 20 the point. This
beautiful spectacular play win be given
at the Opera House this evening.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-12-01
wHEELNG DAILY INTELLGENoER WEDNESDAY, DEoEBER PSI

principles Of fraternity and protection
are growing, and all the new orders are
based upon the Workmen The a. O. q,
W. Is the king IN the fraternal circle, and
all Insurance ofganiza tons would weep
az LIS fall. There Is no danger In the
future. for the a. o L. W. prepares Tor
every emergency, as in Instance Of which
he intmated slightly as 10 the CLASSIFIED
assessment. Mr. Tate closed with bril-
liant peroration OF the permaneney Of the
order
Mr. Frank Stanton made a neat re-
Spouse to Red Tape" Mr.. W O. Me-
Clusky was introduced as the father Of
the West Virginia jurisdiction and
gave one OF his characteristic addresses.
and those who have heard him speak.
know what they're like. Or. Aschmann
followed with a rafting apple butter
Story, and Mr.. Frank Grpse was the clos
ing speaker.
Dismissal came with a song, in which
all Joined heartily Thus ended one OF
the best celebrations ever held by a fra
ternal organization in this city.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-12-01
pAsr ROUND sHIPMENTs

CHICAGO, Nov. 29.-East-bound
freight shipments for the week ending
November IS amounted to 1861 tons,
against 47,9Ol the previous week and
CT ,s66 last year. Divided among the DIFF
ferent roads as follows: Michigan Cen
trail. 6,SS4 tons; Pan Handle. 6,5S6; Wa
bash, 4,O45: Lake Shore, 6,273; Fort
Wayne, 6,l49; Baltimore & Ohio, 2,7O6;
Grand Trunk, 3,ls2; Nickel Plate, 1868;
Erie, S,Si2; Big Four, 3,065. The lake
lines carried loo 6S2 tons.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-12-01

Miss Grace Fllkns, who will appear in
the support Of Mr.. Charles Coghlan, IN
"'The Royal Box" at the Opera House
next Saturday evening is 'eociety act
ress" well known In New York, Boston,
Philadelphia and Washington, She re-
celyed a great reception on the nrst pre-
scntatlon Of this new play at the Column
bla Theatre. In " ashlngton, last Monday
evening. Miss Fllkins, ls a remarkably
beautiful young woman OF great talent.
In private life she is the wife OF Lleuten-
ami Commander Mark, Of the United
states Navy. She Is very popular In the
official and eoclal circles VI Washington,
where she Is greatly admired for her
many cstimable qualities, both az a lady
and az an artist
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rromln,n, Falrmont citizen D,ad,

Special Dispatch to the lntelligencer
FAIRioNT, W. Va, Nov. 5O.-Will-
fam Ridgeiy died at his residence In
West Falrmont, last evening, aged sew
enty-three years. He was born in
Cumberland, Maryland, and moved here
In 1861. and for number of years was
among the most prominent merchants
of this place. In recent years he has
dealt largely in real estate. and made
a great deal OF money. The funeral will
take place tomorrow afternoon.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-12-01

The hest rllyc IN the world foR Cuts,
Brulspe. Sores. l'lCura. Salt llhcum
Fever Sores, Tcltor, Chnppod Hands
Chlrblolne. Cofns, ana an skin Erup-
ilonp. ana positively cures rllcs, or no
nay required n ls guaranteed 10 give
perfect untlsfncllon OF money refunded.
Price 30 ceutg per box For sale by LOO.
gan nrug Co
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THE RIVER.


Cincinnati KEYSTONE STATE, s a. nj.
Parkersburg .ARGAND. II a. IN.
Mntamorns LEN NGTON, II a. m.
slstersvlllo. RUTH, S:Sop m.
Darlington. LEROY. $3.50 p. m.
steubenville. IT. NJ. BAYNE, ?:2O p M
BOATS LEAVING TO-DAY.
Charleston ..SANAwHA, $50 a. m.
Pittsburgh. BEN HtR, y. m.
sIstersyil,e. =. RUTH, $3.50 p. IN,
Darlington. LEROY. $3.50 Y. m;
Steubenyiilc,. n. NJ. BAYNE, 800 p. m.
BOATS LEAVING TOMORROW.
pittsburgh. II. X. BEDFORD. $3.50 a, M.
Cincinnati. q. QUEEN CITY, n. m
Parkersburg. ARGAND. j a: m.
Nntamoras' i EXTINCTION II n, M.
sistErsville. =. RUTH, $3.50 y. RI.
Clarlngton. LEROY, $3.50 p. M
pittsburVh .LORENA, 2 1. m.
steubenvllle. II. NJ. BAiNE' wv IN
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-12-01

The marks at p. m. showed II feet
inches and slowly falling, weather.
clear and cold.
The keystone State departed at a. m
for Cincinnati, with good offerings from
the upper river ,..
The Queen City ls Tomorrow Cincln-
natl packet, departing at a. m.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-12-01

The coal fleet rear guard went down
yesterday. and several boats with emp
ties passed up. Yesterdays record
Down with coal-John a, Wood : a.
m. Alice Brown, James Moren, noon
Up with empties-Paclhc No. 2, p. M;
Boaz, Percy Kelsey, 4 y, m
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-12-01
TWENTY NINTH
Anniversary of the A. o., U. W,
was Observed by
LOCAL LODGES OF THE ORDER

LAST NIGHT IN THE OPERA
HOUSE, THE PRINCIPAL FEA-
TuRE BEING THE ADDRESS BY
PAST SUPREME MASTER WORK
MAN TATE, OF NEBRAsKA-A
FINE MUSICAL PROGRAMME
RENpEREn-A BANQUET TO
THE DISTINGUISHED VISITOR
AT THE A. o, U. W. TEMPLE,
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Mr.. HI. Myers, of 100 Mulberry street
Newark, N. j., made the mistake Of u
lying upon remedies based upon minenl
ingredients, and for the hundreds 4
dollars which he invested received OH
disappointment in return. He says:
II was afflicted with terrible bloa
disease, which was in spots at FIRST, b
afterwards spread all over my body
These soon broke out into sores, and l.
is easy to imagine the suffering l ea.
dured.
"Before / became convinced that
the doctors could do no good had
spent 4 hundred dollars, which VIA
really thrown away. ! then tried van.
,ous patent medicines, but they did moi
reach the disease. When had finished
my first bottle of S.S.S., was greats
improved and was delighted with the
result. The large red splotches on nv
chest began to grow paler and smaller
and before long disappeared entirely. I
,regained my lost weight, became strong
Ter, and my appetite greatly improved
Il was soon entirely we'll, and my skin
Iclear as piece Of glass"
S.S.S. is sure cure for all manner
lof blood diseases, and disappointment
never results from its use. II is
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-12-01
FOB RBNT

Lots In McMechon.
7i.acre farm in Belmont county, $3.50;
will exchange for city property.
lOO-acre farm for $500: viii exchange
I for city property
No. lO7S McColloch street. 1900.
~ acres land West Liberty. a.roomed
house and orchard, $3.50
No. I'LL High street, ii2i
Q acres land Peters run and 4.roomed
| housc.
Nos. iSa and Ia National Road.
No. 1925 McColloch street.
No GO Seventeenth gtrret
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-12-01

ruI iiatnr, 10 he givcn nj Alionhelm,
lleComhet ., will bN 1nN ~ the most hi.
ilnrliyn plhuta ans unn visit 10 lay IN y
stock VI christmas ptelvntp
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-12-01

Take Laxative Bromo Qulnlnc Tablets
An druggIsls refund the money " II falls
To euro. 2jc. The genuine has l., u, y,
an engh tablet
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-12-01

Cost per ton delivered in Wheeling $40
Mr.. FloersheIm says he cannot I'M
derstand how II is that an operator can
sell coal for 81 90 that costs him 81 40,
and says the city gas board would do
we'll to secure from Mr.. Boyle bond that
will be ample surety for any failure to
carry the matter before the coal oper-
ators' association. OF which. by the
way, Mr.. Boyle has been the secretary
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-12-01
REAL ESTATE.
FOR SALE==BUILDING LOTS.

$3.50 buys lot 25xiOO on North Main
street.
81, go buys lot 25xlCO on the north side
of Fifteenth street
1880 buys lot 95x1OO on Chapline and
Eoff, near Twenty-seventh street
$500 buys lot 5Oxl20 near corner Of Zane.
on North Huron street.
Money TO loan TO build houses with and
to pay on building association with per
cent interest.
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Purely Vegetable

and one thousand dollars will be paid
for proof that it contains a particle Of
mercury, potash, or other mineral. S.s.S'
is sold by all druggists.
! Valuable books on blood and skindi.'
eases will be mailed free to all who id.
dress Swift Specific Co., Atlanta, Ga.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-12-01
GREAT ACTIVITY
Has Been Brought About in the
Elk Fork Field by
FEARLESS OIL COapANY'S WELL

on THE GoRRELL LOT, WHICH IS
NOW PRODUCING AT THE RATE
OF SIXTY BARRELS AN HOUR,
SEVERAL IMPORTANT TEST
WELLS ARE EXPECTED IN THE
LATTER PART OF THE WEEK.
THE SOUTHWEST EXTENSION
OF THE ELK FORK FIELD.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-12-01
CORNER MAN AND TWELFTH SIRIUS
MRS. HART'S
School For Young'
Ladies' and Children
1916 AND 1918 mRSrI SIRttr, SatuNc' " p"
Seventh Annual Session viii Bcllh
On Monday, September l3, 1871

This school offers a complete md ,I 's
ough education IN Practical ElIl,in
Mathematics. English Classics, Law"
Modern Languages and Elncutiun go,
ART STUDIO, conducted by Mts. "A,
Hubbard offers superior advantage. , lg
Pencil Charcoal Water Color VTa''"
Drawings and on Painting ,.,,,.
royN received Ia tho Primnrr aud NV,
mediate Departments, For Circulars OF :"
torvicw apply TO
MRS. a. STtWNS HART, Principal
WHEELING, ". VA.
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THIS is CHEAP COAL.


Gas Hoard Gives Coal Contract TO Boyle,
Pricr, Which seems 10 lie Thiriy-one
Cents Per Ton Bslow the Cost Of Pre-
dRutiou-IIenry FIoershelm IN the War
Path.
Last night meeting of the city board
of gas trustees was held at the gas office
in the city building, Bids for furnishing
the gas works with coal for the ensuing
year were submitted by Henry Floor
sheIm, of FinleyviIle, Pa, and c, T..
Boyle, of Fnleyvllle, Pa, That of the
latter was accepted and the contract
awarded. He agrees to furnish clean
coal al 81 90 per ton and "three-fourth"
coal at 81 OK per ton. delivered In the
Hempfield yards IN THIS city, and the city
gas boards scale weight to be used. This
Is considered a remarkably low price.
With 65 cents ton for mining and 40
cents for freight. there is little margin
Of profit left for the operator, Floor
shelm's biz was llttle higher than
Boyle's.
The figures OF Mr.. Floershelm's bid
were HOl lHduc pupllGs uut u wa no
secret that they were considerably
higher than Boyle's. After the gas
board meeting last night, Mr. Floor
shclm was seen by an Intelligencer re-
porter and talked OF the result Of the
boards meeting. Naturally, the big
Finleyvllle operator was badly cut up
over his failure TO again carry off the
Wheeling gas coal contract, after hay
ing had II for the past fifteen years
Mr.. Floersheim does not understand
by what manner OF business reasoning
Boyle was able to make his bid OF 81 90
for lump and 81 o. for quarters"
coal. The bare cost OF mining. sixty
FIVE cents per ton. and the freight from
FlnleyVllle TO Wheeling, forty cents,
comes within four cents OF the amount
OF his bid, and there are incIdentals
that make II certain Boyle will lose
thlrtV-one cents on every ton OF coal
he furnishes the gas board according
to his contract--that Is, according TO Mr..
Floersheims reasoning, and II appears
to he reasonable. Eere is Mr. Floor
sheIm's table, showing the cost OF a
80, oFsIut,nn ooa1 nj EinteVViilp
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-12-01
Court Reporting.

The Court Reporting system OF Short.
hand ts already well introduced aud !
taught in West Virginia, Indiana, lllinos
Iowa. Missouri, Kansas, Kentucky. MlSa'
lgan, Tennessee, North Carolina, Florida
Virginia, Massachusetts. Penn%lyanh
and New York; others arc preparing
adopt 1t.
Its worth has also been thorolshy
proven by the hundreds OF shorthand
graduates OF the
WHEELING BUSINESS = C0Llt6s'
who arc using this system In Milling most
responsible positions.
II you wish to learn shorthand, do ny
waste your time and money on any o.
tedious, out-of-date system.
Court Reporting is sure to give eh'''
satisfaction, d.,
Pleasc Investigate Call at the collt'
ONCE, corner Main and Twelfth stree"
Wheeling Business = COLLEGE,
CORNER MAN AND TWELFTH STRLuS
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MROLF * ZINE. a
30 FOURTEENTH ST.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-12-01

"Thchc rates are changed cvory nvc
years nnill the ago NJ nifty Ia reached,
after which mn future change w mndc.
The present plan IA Tho result ~ tho
combined experience uf old line lnsur.
nnco companies hnd frntornl organl2n.
lions for tho last two hundred years,
aud we have no reason Ia doubt its cfii
cheney and safety Persons whn Join
our order nro required 10 pay only the
costs NJ me donih lopfog ncrWlnf IN
tholr own Glars, In other words, this
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IN THE ASSEMBLY.
A Busy Day in the House e-Investigat-
ing Committee Organizes.

Very few members were absent when
the Assembly convened yesterday
morning after the Saturday and Sunday
recess.
Leave of absence was granted Messrs.
North. Wright and Godfrey.
Mr. Leavitt asked leave of absence for
one day for Chief Clerk Duckworth an
nouncing THAT his physician, Assembly
man Keables, thought he would be able
to take his place this morning Granted.
QUESTION OF PRIVILEGE
Sffanahan rose to a question of priv
ilege ITO deny in toto a statement in Sat
urday'S San Francisco Cali that
places had been asked on the list of
temporary attaches for two friends of
Shanahan's. The member from Shasta
denied this wholly.
THE INVESTIGATING COMMITTEE.
The Speaker announced that he had
appointed the committee of seven for
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Afternoon Session.

The Senate reconvened at D. M
Wilmington offered a resolution that
the Sergeant-at-A Arms be instructed not
to provide persons other than the SEN
ate. the Senate committees and the
statutory officers of the Senate with any
Assembly or Senate bills. and that he
be specially instructed not to furnish
any persons not so connected with the
Senate any bills or other documents in
his charge for distribution. Adopted.
A. 3. 263 came up under special or
der, being an appropriation of $50. 600 for
the support of the State Printing Office.
with a committee amendment raising III
to $4,000.
Wilmington wanted to know some
thing more of the BILL
VOORHEES, and others wished also to
know something more about the ex-
penses of the office, and several of the
members wished to know how much of
the money would be used for the legis-
lative printing.
Dwyer said if the State Printer ey
pended money in the discharge of his
duties he should certainly have ii re-
paid to him.
Dickinson said he understood that the
State Printer had no discretion, being
compelled to print whatever certain
State officers ordered dome. He would
also like further time to investigate the
matter.
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saving Others
STATE IJRRARy TRIISTFES

saving others.
STATE LIBRARY TRUSTEES.
A joint caucus of the Republicans Of
the Senate and the Assembly will be
held ait o'clock this afternoon to nomi-
mate Trustees for the State Library,
the election of whom takes place on
Tuesday, February Sd. The Los An
geles delegation will present the name
of George H. Stewart, a director of the
Public Library of Los Angeles.
Assemblynran Mcclellan introduced a
bill yesterday of interest to County
Treasurers and others. It amends the
present law, which provides that
County Treasurers must keep the
county funds in the vaults. 1t has been
found i'm some counties, especially in
Tulare and Kings, that this works a
hardship ON the taxpayers in that 1t
sometimes locks up am important sum
that would be of great service in circu-
lation, especially at taxpaying time.
Mr.. McClellan's bill provides that the
Treasurer may loan the county funds
to reputable banks, they to be permit
ted ito loan it again, paying to the
county a small rate of interest to be
fixed by the Boards of Supervisors.
Mr.. Goff introduced a similar bill, ex-
cept THAT his measure provides that the
banks shall give bonds when they ac-
cept loans from the county, but shall
pay no interest to the county.
CONSOLIDATING THE CONVICTS.
Assemblyman Ennis introduced bill
yesterday which will engage the atten-
tion of the Committee on State Prisons
and Reformatories. 1t provides for the
abolishing of the prison at San Quen-
tin, and appropriates 100000 for the
extension of accommodations at Folsom
to give room for all prisoners commit
ted to serve sentences in State Prison;
also for the transfer of prisoners from
San Quentin to Folsom.
RESTRICTING LIBERTY.
Much merriment was caused by the
introduction yesterday of a bill by
Lacey making chicken stealing grand
larceny. 1t was considered to be in
direct conflict with Dibble's civil rights
bill which he SO ardently championed
only the other day and brought to a
successful issue.
DREDGING A CHANNEL
Senate Joint Resolution No. ), ask
from Sam Pablo Bay to Mare Island SO
that battleships may reach the navy
yard, was made a special order for this
morning.
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Ii IS A VAST ARMY.
The Ones Who Are Marching Toward
Death and Do Not Realize 1t.

The Official returns of the city of New
York show that more than one-third of all
deaths are from consumption, pneumonia
or grip. When We stop TO calmly think
over this fact it seems really awful. And
yet every case, without exception, started
from small beginnings. cough in the
morning; tickling in the throat: a thick,
phlegmy discharge: chillness at night
difficult breathing; a tightness across the
chest; these and many more symptoms
indicate the presence of that terrible dis
ease which, unless checked, means certain
death with long painful suffering.
In view of such serious and everpresent
facts the suggestions and advice of the
most eminent physicians are of the great
est value
Dr. John Gardner, one of the most emf
nent physicians in London, says: Science,
common sense, Holy Scriptures, and all
experience testify to the benefits derived
from the use of pure whisky"
DR. D. II. Barker says: II have used
and examined Duffy's pure malt whisky,
and find it the best | ever tried
These truths should serve as a guide for
all who feel the approach of consumption,
no matter by what path it may come. we
do not hesitate to assert that any man or
woman who will use Duffys pure matt
whisky according to directions can DEFY
consumption and prolong life with all its
blessings.
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Senate Joint Resolution No. ), ask
irg for the dredging of the channel
from Sam Pablo Bay to Mare Island SO
that battleships may reach the navy
yard, was made a special order for this
morning.
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Total reported favorably ...... SOS. go :!
A I-ClI, A IEI2AI2

z JNF-A ' OFtABL1 REFORItD,
A. B. 43. appropriating So, 800 for the
erection of California citrus arch at
Washington, D. c.. on Inauguration
Day, was reported unfavorably. Total
sum reported back. S102.1 80.
The appropriation bills still in the
hands of the committee at the time of
the report amount to 81 AS, $40 0S, be-
side which there We're introduced yes
terday bills appropriating numerous
amounts.