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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-10-20
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FOOT BALL

The best practice this season Tor W.
A. c. "a scheduled for this afternoon at
O'Clock. through the scrubs may not
all be On hand until $50. Last night
Capt. Dan oconnor. Of the Rltchles,
said he would be on hand with OF least
six OF his men. md he Is in hopes the
Madlsons viii come forward with the
rest Of the necessary material. AS
part OF the ". A. C. eleven IS working
in the afternoon. the scrubs will GER
tainly make II interesting
The Richie stars that promise to
help make the scrub team to-day, are:
Dan o'Connor, John and WIN Brennan,
John Steurnagle, VIII Craig, Andy
West. Charley Bowman and Lloyd
Kyle. Craig. BY the way. Is IN old COLI
lege full back. and recently came here
from Fort Scott, Kan.
The srillron al the Island ball park
will run dlagonally from the corner Of
the bleachers to the grand stand, a fact
which VIII be appreciated by the pa
irons as they VIII sit pretty close 20
the scene OF festivities. A roped grid
iron, with proper protection, insures a
stIll better chance to get fun view OF
the plgskin Pushers. 'sf3
Sol Edwards win not be able to play
Saturday, as he injured hts ankle in
practice. AS an end he has no super
ior In this section, and he will be miss
ed.
In answer to the challenge OF St.
Clairsville. the Ritchies wish It stated
that they will play the Belmont county
lads in about two weeks. They want
more practice before they play, but
will play the MadisOns next Saturday,
II the game can be arranged.
Prof. c. E. CarrIgan, principal OF the
Benwood Central school, and a mem
Der Of the West Virginia University
team in 80 and '94, VIII likely be found
wearing u W. A. C. uniform next week.
He will add a tower Of strength. and
lack of practice prevents his playing on
Saturday.
Plucky Pittsburgh college, which
plays here Thanksgiving day, will 80
against the mighty D. C. & A. c. Sat
urday, and expects to hold the score
down, for victory is out Of the ques-
ton.
Betting on the great football game
between Latrobe and Greensburg is
just now at fever heat, 1t is estimated
that from $1,000 to $1,000 win change
hands. The wagers are made general
~ on even grounds. Some Of the La
trobe people demanded odds few
days ago, but when 1t was refused, had
no hesitancy in placing In even bets.
The Greensburg fans and moneFed
sports are certain of winning, and
should the tables be turned on them
there will be a lively time there. The
rains softenef the grounds to such an
extent that the prospects are that the
giants will be in mud knee deep.
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A reception to the Junior classes of
the NJ. Il. Sunday school viii be given
by Superintendent John W. Leach this
evening. The affair will be the first OF
series to be given by Mr.. Leach.
Copies OF Labor Commissioner Bar
toms report have been circulated in
Benwood, and all citizens unite in prals-
Ing the work OF former Benwood man.
Russell, the little son OF Mr.. and Mrs.
o. o. Gates, is recovering from a ser
lous attack OF tonslltls.
Miss Maggie McGarrelI, Of Powhatan,
ls renewing old friendships In town.
An Indian doctor and his show held
forth in the city building last night.
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MUNYON'S IIeadacie nd INDIGESTION Cue

IA the only REMEDY on the market that
Will cure every form OF Headache IN 8 TO
10 minutes, correct Indigestion, gfimu-
ate The nerves and build M the System.
II should be In every home and every
travellers gripsaelE. At all Drugglsta.
~ f.lfrna g5n
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PROPOSALS.

SEALED PROPOSALS FOR FRESH
- BEEF.
Sealed bids viii be received at tho West
Virginia PCnitentlary until twelve az
o'clock meridian on November Is. 1898, for
the furnishing Of said pcnltentary with
vember IS, 1895.
No old cows, old oxen or bulls TO be fur
nished, and contractor ~ TO furnish %
many hind quarters Ms fore quarters, and
at such times and IN such quantities Rs
the warden may direct.
Beef 70 be delivered In tho Pcnltcntlary,
and bid TO he marked bid for Beef" and
addressed 20 s. a. Hawk, Warden.
The board reserves tho right to reject
any or all bids by order OF the Board OF
Directors.
ocl5 Secretary.
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GENERAL NOTICES.
REDEMPTION or BONDS, LOAN OF lS8l.

WHEELING. w. Va, Oct. 10 1893.
The following bonds OF the loan Of 1851
have this day been drawn By los, accord
ing TO ordinance, and Will be redeemed on
and after the first day or November, 1888,
at the Bank OF the Ohio Valley. Interest
ON the same ceases on that day:
Nos 7Ol. g0O Gee, $50, 6Si, go, %. $50 1871,
5O al2. Sg2. 1885, 52j, -, COL, lg5, GIG, %, b16,
Ui. b, igl. ela I0S, iSG, 466 iyj. 221, ISL, 7is,
Ssi. iOs 746. GjS, 5s6. as, one hundred doll
ID Nos VA. SEC, 797, i5o. nvc hundred doll
lars each
Nos. S65 81. one thouaand dollars. each.
WM H. SIMPSON,
JULIUS POLLACK,
ocil Commissioners
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CANARIEs,

0IANARIEs-50O IIARTz MOUNTAIN
Y Rollers, Males 500, Females 5Oc, at
HENRY HELAIBRIGHT'S, corner Mar
ket and Sixth streets sec
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BEN woOp
irsszy SsNvE Items Gathered tn the busy
NNrshRII Comfy Town.

lirEeLY SeNTG Items Gathered In the Busy
Marshall County Town.
Lafayette day was celebrated elabor-
atelV In the public schools yesterday.
The following programme was arrang-
ed By Principal c. Z. Carrigan, and rem
dered at Central school:
song-''Now 1 Lay Me Down to Sleep"
Welcome to La Fayette, 1924. Bessie Noel
ESsay-"LS FayStte". Edith Morgan
America"
a Review of Ia FayCtte. &C, E, CarrIgan
"Red, White and Blue"
Welcome to State Of Ohio by Governor
Jeremiah Morrow. Willie Leach
la Fayette's Rcpy.",.,..Jennle Edwards
Song-"Hail to Columbia
Address OF Welcome to City Of Gin
clnnatl by General w. II. Hnrri-
SON.. ..........,......,.HaTry boWerB
In Fayette's Reply to General Harri-
SON. Daisy Shepard
Address OF DR.. Ruter on Behalf OF the
Children Of Cincinnati, Willie Dugan
La Fnyette's Noble Reply. Mabel Bryant
Solo..... .:...,.,..''..,....Ethel Lacey
sonE-Composed for the occaslon"":;
Song-"Under the Shade"
Tho Forgotten Grave OF La Fayette..
....:::..'....';,;;,. .,,.,,.;''''''''OllVeL Leach
Song-"Trnmp, Tramp"
Plan for Raising Funds. .....Alva Bryant
Song-"Battle Hymn Of the Republic"
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weIghh Manner LeslIe Pearee reeelv

welghb Manager Leslie Pearce receive
ed word yesterday from Lexington,
KY, that Ryan would arrive N Wheel
ing not later than Sunday, and that he
was below the stipulated weight, 100
pounds, and feels confident Of adding
another name to his already long list
OF victories,
The four lads who furnish the pre-
llminary sport are training at their dlf-
fereHt quarters with all the zeal Of
champions, and whatever Is lacking in
experience they are sure to make up In
earnestness.
KID wanko Is getting as hard as a
bone for his battle with "Bucls" stel-
ger, and the Washington lad will not
be as Deefy as he was when he appeared
here in preliminaries He will be the
favorfte next TuesdS,: evening, at the
Metropoiitan's opening.
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reduced Rates via Ohio River Railroad.
Wheeling 20 Cincinnati. o........f5 50
Wheeling 10 Lexington, Ky...... 90
Wheeling TO Louisville, Ry..... 9 90
Wheeling to Louisville. KY, second
class '.,.'',....."......,.. 8 so
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TRY F. schenk & sons Maple Leaf
and Gold Coin brands Of Lard.
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The Richie stars that promise to
help make the scrub team to-day, are:
Dan o'connor. John and WIN Brennan.
John steurnagle, VIII Craig. Andy
West. Charley Bowman and Lloyd
Kyle. Craig. bg the waV. Is IN old coll
lege foil back. and recently came here
from Fort Scott. Kan.
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TO LOAN.

MONEY TO LOAN ON REAL ES-
WI. TATE. SIX per cent interest and one
per cent premium. total seven per cent.
LOAN CO., 32d ST., Belluire, Ohio oc7
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STATIONERY, BOOKS. ETC.


pAsE BALL GOODS.
HGmmocl,a, Croquot, War Maps and
Novelties. Pittsburgh Dispatch, CONNER
cl1l Gazette. Post, Times. Cincinnati En-
qulrer, Commercial Tribune. New York
and other leading dnllios. Magazines, sta
tioncry. Gospel Hymns
q. II. DUMMY,
liii Market Street.
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0A9ToRTA.
Bean tho HTha Kid You Haze AlaB Bought
'''; : GMAzz~
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Last nights ganes in the wheeling


scorers-Brahler and A. Stein Umpire
Wilson. To-nIght-Purltans and Golden
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Sol Edwards win not be able to play
Saturday, as he injured hts ankle in
practice. AS an end he has no super
ior in this section, and he will be miss
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Plucky Pittsburgh college, which
plays here Thanksgiving day, viii 80
against the mighty D. c. & A. C. Sat
urday, and expects, to hold the score
down, for victory is out Of the ques-
tlon
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In answer to the challenge OF st.
Clairsville. the Ritchies wish It stated
that they will play the Belmont county
lads in about two weeks. They want
more practice before they play, but
will play the MadisOns next Saturday,
II the game can be arranged.
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Prof c. E. CarrIgan, principal of the
Benwood Central school, and mem
Der Of the West Virginia University
team in go and '94, win likely be found
wearing u w. A. C. uniform next week.
He will add tower OF strength. and
lack of practice prevents his playing on
Saturday.
The times., 1898-04-28
CRAZED BY WAR.
A New York Girl Loses He
Reason.

New York Girl Loses Her
New York April 27.-Kneeling on the
tieth Street, and praying loudly, an ex-
ceptionally pretty young woman was
found early this morning by Policeman
Anderson, of the West Twentieth Street
station.
A crowd of men and boys surrounded
the girl, but she took no notice Of them
nor did she seem to realize that she
was clad only in dressing gown.
It was with difficulty that the patrol
man persuaded her to arise. and then he
was forced to carry her to the police sta
ton. a block away.
There it was finally ascertained tina,
the girls name is Nora Enright, but she
was not able to tell where she lived
Later she was removed to Bellevue Hos
pital where she was placed in the insane
pavilion.
Earlier in the night several persons had
seen the girl in Twentieth Street and had
remarked her strange dress and actions.
She was muttering to herself in an ex-
cited manner and seemed TO be searching
for something. Her beauty and evident
refinement aroused the curiosity of those
she met.
No one interfered with her, however,
and it is thought that she wandered
around the neighborhood all night until
discovered by the policeman. Anderson 5
attention was attracted by a crowd of
men and the sound of a girls voice. The
girl was kneeling. Her hands We're uplift-
ed and clasped, and in low tones she was
praying. Most that she said was unintel-
ligible. but the word War was repeated
over and over again.
When Anderson touched her on the
shoulder she paid no attention TO him,
| her feet. Only then did she cease pray
| ing, and an instant later she began to
| scream.
She scratched and bit at the patrolman
and tried with all her strength TO get
away from him.
| At the police station she became hys-
| terical sobbing, laughing and screaming
| by turns until persons living in the
| neighborhood ran out of their homes tc
| see if some one was not being murdered
1t was more than half an hour before
the girl could be quieted.
| Just before the ambulance surgeon
| came she said her name was Nora En-
| right, but no amount of questioning
could prevail upon her to tell where hel
| home was.
She objected 20 entering the ambulance
and the surgeon and his assistants car
ried her to it.
AT the hospital she again became vic
| lent.
The times., 1898-04-28
BUSY DAY FOR THIEVES.
Big Haul Made at the Home of Will
liam ii. McCauley.

Thieves made a big haul about 8
clock yesterday afternoon in the resi-
dence of Mr. William II. McCauley, 219
Ninth Street southeast. They secured
a gold watch, gold chain with locket at
tached, three gold scarf pins, one link
bracelet set with diamonds. two small
ladies pins, black seal ring and guam
tity of other jewery. Detectives are
working on the case.
Mr.. Joseph Heleiuhe of Honolulu, Ha-
waiian Islands notified Inspector Mat
tingIy that he left valuable gold watch
and chain in the toilet room of the Eb-
bitt House yesterday afternoon He
returned to the room a few minutes later
but the watch had disappeared.
Frank Preston. Third and Massachu-
setts Avenue northwest, hired bicycle
to a colored man several days ago and
he has failed to return u.
James II. Ambrose. 2I15 q Street. re-
ports stolen from his room cabinet
clock, set Of machinists' tools and other
articles.
A bay mare was stolen from w. ". Co
hey, Grayton Charles County, Nd, and
probably brought TO this city.
The other stolen articles reported We're:
Bicycles from Monroe Wilson, 1928 Eight
eenth Street and Wilkins Hobensick,
1915 l Street northwest and a set of bug
gy harness from Robert G. Kings black
smith shop in rear of No. 14l8 Z Street.
Miss Gallagher, who resides at No. IA:
r Street northwest. reported to police
headquarters last night that, while she
was mingling in the crowds at the
Masonic fair in Convention Hall last
night, her gold watch was stolen. II
all-ClauGd and hqN the letters
TX. L. c." engraved on the outer case
E. S. Potter. of No. 5O7 Street north
east. reported stolen. March l, from Del
aware Avenue and b Streets northeast
a large stone roller, which weighs be
tween one and two tons and has the let
ters ~. S. stamped on its side. Two
colored men We're seen to hitch TO the
roller a cart with "a very thin horse at
tached and haul it away.
The times., 1898-04-28
CITY BREVITIES.

Lizzie Newton colored. nineteen years
NJ age. has been reported 10 the ponce az
T7issinc. from her home, No 81 Z street
southeast
The gifted temperance orator, ar, "
T Rundick. of Onancock, Va, VIII oellN-
or a lecture tomorrow evening d i1U
Place Memorial Church
annie Russell. whose house, No. A5-
ATajua Avenue. was raided 10y Sergt Daley
,rressax night. reports thai she lost from
her ring during the raid a diamond valued
81 sl00-
The Characterization and Historical Asso-
clarion of the District Of Columbia VIII
l,old a special meeting this evening LOT
ne uurpose Of elecring officers to serve
Tor the ensuing year
There is a large Spanish mackerel as
plaved in the window OF a Penhsy iNaill9 d
Avenue restaurant over IL Is placafu d
Inscribed: Cuban mackerel' served ho''
with Yankee Doodle sauce.
Alexander McGreGor. seVenty-two years
NJ age. a resident Of Anaccstia- was taken
suddenly and seriously i'll yesterday after
noon on Harrison Street The police SEM
him 10 the Washington Asylum Hospital
Defective Lacey yesterday arrested An
ME Diggs who is charged with steallhg
a cornet from the residence Of the fSeV'
samuel Domer. Annie has been DO
u1estfc ia Dr. DOmer's family for nearly
four years
The annual outing Of the Association ol
Fire Underwriters viii take place on sat
i,rdav. The members Of the association
abd their invited friends have decided "a
celebrate the occasion with shad bake
Al River View
J. Costello was struck by motor car
No. > Of the Capital Traction Company
Yesterday and severely injured about the
head and legs After being attended 10y
Or Norval Herbert, he was sent 10 ms
home No. 70S X Street northwest
A horse driven by Mr.. T. D. Alexander
Of ss5 r Street. was struck by a north
hound electric car at Ninth and Q Streets
Yesterday morning and injured TO such
an extent as 10 necessitate lis being
killed. The buggy was also badly dam
aged.
Jane Mallory, colored. was convicted
by a Jury in the Police Court yesterday
OF assaulting Policeman Van Horn on
March Is There were dozen or more
witness examined on either side. As
the lawyer for the defense gave notice
that he would move for new trial
Judge Kimbau, who heard the cause,
did not impose a sentence
The times., 1898-04-28
TELEPHONE HEARING.
The House Investigating Commit
tee Resumes Its Hearing.

The House investigating committee re-
sumed its hearing in the Chesapeake
and Potomac Telephone Company case
this morning. President Bryan and EX-
pert Haskins were again before the COM
mittee. The journal and ledger of the
company. together with copies of the
presidents annual reports to the stock
holders and directors We're submitted for
examination.
Representative Pitney. who is conduct
ing the hearing. has demonstrated Won
derful knowledge OF corporation book
keeping and general business affairs. He
has discovered a number of cases where
the company charged improvements an6
construction to maintenance expenses
thus reducing the apparent profits. The
hearing was discontinued at noon, TO bt
resumed again tomorrow.
The times., 1898-04-28
King and sugar to Meet.

Baltimore, Md, April 27.-SpeciaL-The
Eureka Athletic Club has booked an ex-
ira preliminary for the contest between
Jack Ward and Casper Leon, the cham
pion bantams, which takes place at the
New Assembly Rooms Friday night. 1t
will introduce two boys who have been
on the hunt for one another for year
past. They are Jim King and Tommy
Sugar. Both are Baltimore boys, and.
though but a brief period in the ring.
put up a good contest. Al. Herford' has
promised the winner a bout in PhiIa-
delphia with some good boxer at their
weight. 1t has added to the spirit of the
contest, and both boys promise to work
hard.
The times., 1898-04-28

was reading an advertisement OF
Chamberlain Collie, Cholera and Diar-
rhoea Remedy in the Worcester Enter
prise recently. which leads me to write
this. l can truthfully say 1 never used
any remedy equal TO il for collie and
diarrhoea. 1 have never had to use more
than one or two doses to cure the worst
case with myself or children.-W. A
stroud, Pocomoke City Md. For sale by
Henry Evans, wholesale and retail drug.
gist. 93S + Street northwest, and Con
necticut Avenue and S Street northwest
and 142S Maryland Avenue northeast
The times., 1898-04-28
.od- sim in the River.

The body Of William Chick, the Capital
Traction Railway motorman who was
drowned in the Potomac beyond George
town Tuesday afternoon, has not been re-
covered. The crew Of the police steamer
Nigilaut dragged for the body yesterday
and VIII probably resume operations To-
6av. il is believed that the force of the
current has carried the drowned man
down stream 10 the vicinity Of the Aque-
duct Bridge.
The times., 1898-04-28
MRS. MoQUE'S LECTURE.
Interesting story of Long Jaunt
on Bicycle.

Mrs. Alice Lee Moque entertained n
large audience last evening at Carroll
Institute Hall with her memories of a
jaunt through the Old World with wheel
and camera The lecture was an account
of a tour of many European countries
made by Mrs. Moque and her husband
about two years ago and was replete
with interesting incidents told in the lee
turer's most graphic style
From Philadelphia Mrs. Moque went TO
Liverpool, from which point with her
husband. she made q tour on wheel Of
the greater part of England. She then
went to the continent and made extern
sive trips through Holland. Germany
Austria, Italy. Switzerland and France.
While on these trips she took many
Photographic views of historic places in
the Old World. These views were reproi-
duced last evening by stereopticon and
added interest to the story.
The times., 1898-04-28

Peter Bacon, an aged colored man, en-
tered The Twelfth Street Police Station
last night and requested Policeman Tay-
man 10 send him to prison for sixty days.
Il is TOO old ter go IN de army an Ite
g., ,,,, lrenfrv" he said. Eff / wuz eT
,etlng man. boss. ] would be q sOjer an
would not cum hyar ashn' ter be sont to
5an." The old man viii be sent 10 the Po-
lice Court this morning, and Judge Scot'
may grant his request and give him 2
temporary home in the workhouse-
The times., 1898-04-28
YnIe Defeats Brown.

New Haven, April 27.-Yale's first hard
game of the season against a college team
was played this afternoon with Brown.
The latter was weakened by the absence
of First Baseman Croker. Patton was put
in in his place and lasted five innings,
making six errors. An unfortunate acct
dent disabled him in the sixth. Wads-
worth smashed into him and broke his
collar bone. The score:
r. II. f.
Yale. 0 9 0 o % s :
Brown. 0 0 2 0 0 0-3 II
Batteries-Feary and Sullivan; Sedg-
wick and Lestage.
The times., 1898-04-28
Rock Hill vs.. Georgetown.

The Georgetown Reserves will play re-
turn game with Rock Hill College team
on Saturday afternoon on Georgetown
Field, beginning at o'clock. The many
friends of both teams are invited To wit
ness the game. The Reserves We're de-
feated by Rock Hill on the grounds of the
latter on last Saturday, and the locals
hope to regain their lost laurels in the
coming event. 1t promises TO be a hotly
contested game.
The times., 1898-04-28

George II. Boston, who was charged
with violating the pension law by draw
ing gpension money to which he is not enti-
tied was arraigned yesterday before United
States Commissioner Mills. The accused
waived examination and was required to
give bail in $3.50 for his appearance be-
fore the grand jury.
The times., 1898-04-28
TheffS Reported. 4.

The following robberies were reported
st police headquarters yesterday: A horse
from W. W. Cobey, Drayton +. O., Md;
q bicycle from Monroe Wilson. No. 1228
Eighteenth Street; a set Of harness from
Robert G. King, No. 1918 NJ Street. and a
bicycle lamp from wilkins Hobensick, No.
12I5 Street.
The times., 1898-04-28
al
fight

Some of us must stay at home,
and the best thing we can do is
to make ourselves and our
homes as comfortable as possi-
BILE. If you haven't gotten your
house ready for hot weather, it's
time you did; and if there is
anything you need FOR HOT
WEATHER, you viii find it
right here. You can buy it on
Credit, too, and pay in tiny in
stallments-doesn't cost you any
more. Do you know we are
selling Columbia Graphophones
on Credit now? They make a
capital evenings entertainment.
The times., 1898-04-28
Sentenced for Assault.

John Parker, colored, was convicted in
the Police Court yesterday of assault and
battery on Lottie Brown, also coiored
Judge Kimball sentenced Parker to jail
for six months.
The times., 1898-04-28
House &
hermann,
LIBERAL Homefurnishers,
9TH and I SITS. II. w.
DYSPEPSIA.

Remember that GROVER GRA-
HAMS remedy Is GUARANTEED to
remove all distress FROM THE
FIRST DOSE. 1t is folly to suffer
when soc. bottle, procured from
your druggist, will correct instant
~ all unpleasant symptoms. An In
fallibfe Specific for DyspepsiG,
Heartburn, Gastritis and all dis
cases arising from an impaired Di-
aestive System. Write to Grover
Graham CO., Ne.vburgh, n. ", for
pamphlet.
The times., 1898-04-28
txoho. the Great ConsuDpI

Kobo. the Great Consumption Cure
the only remedy that positively cures in
ali stages Don't fail 10 avail yourself Of
the weeks trial free. At Office Of KOBO
MEDICINE CO, No. so + Street n. W.
ap25-tf-em
The times., 1898-04-28

TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY
Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets
All druggists refund the money If it fails
to cure 25c. The genuine has L. 3. @. on
each tablet.
The times., 1898-04-28

National Capital Brewing Co.'S "Dia-
mond" and "Munchner' Beers. Write oil
phone 222 for case; only $l.25.
The times., 1898-04-28

Avery popular, useful and dressy
garment just now is light weight
Top Coat. We make them per-
fectly, all lengths-moderately.