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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-10-23
BELIAIRE HAPPENINGS.
Matters Of Interest In the Sletrnpolll
a,fIlnl,r,nnf C.,llrln


Matters OF Interest In the Metropolis
nfBelmont County
The congregation Of the First PresbY-
terrain church here has formulated q
call for REV. n. s. coffey. who has been
filling the pulpit as a stated supply. Ey-
erythIng has been going along 90
smoothly and nice that this fornality
has been neglected until the Barnesville
congregation made a move. That move
ment Is at an end, however, the ecndl-
tons proposed by Rev. Mr.. cofrey not
being acceptable. The church here has
been proSperlng under Mr.. Cohey'a
mlnlstration and all Will be well when
the red-tape necessary to get through
presbytery has been fxed.
The Republican city committee met
Saturday evening and decided to hold
the Nash G White-Taylor meeting
next Saturday evening, ON the corner
OF Union and Thirty-secOnd streets. a
covered platform viii be erected ada
cent TO the Dollar Savings bank. and II
the weather Is fair an outdoor meeting
viii be held n unfaYorabie weather
prevails the meeting Will be held In 4
hall. The committee will meet again
next Tuesday evening to select the var
lous committees
The Enterprise Enamel Company now
occupies about a fun square in lower
town. The last new buildings viii be
enclosed this week. and the fifth fur
mace is about ready for use. When this
year opened they had but two furnaces.
| This same kind Of branching out Is ape
parent at the Novelty stamping works,
and also at the branch Of the National
while around the Bellalre steel plant
there Is every evidence OF preparation
for great increases Of that plant.
Mord Nelson, Cleveland & Pittsburgh
engineer, narrowly escaped having his
head knocked on while Shifting cars
about the mill. AZ It was. he escaped
with only serious bump that knocked
him down in the cab of his engine.
j. G. Smith, of wlehitn, Kas., an un-
Gle of Mrs. Charles Arnold, was pleas
antly entertained at the home OF Mt.
and Mrs. Charles Arnold, Saturday
evening, having stopped over here on
his way home from Washington City
Robert E. Burns is the man who gets
the place made vacant in the postal SER
vice on the Cleveland & Pittsburgh rail-
road, by the transfer Of James l.. Spell
del to the main line, He will move his
family to this city.
L. Spence. the Democratic candidate
for Congress, bought n farm in Harri-
son county last week, but It is said he Is
not wasting any money In the CAM
patgn.
The new residence OF Henry Blum is
about enclosed, and the foundation for
that OF his brother adjoining It Is COM
pleted. Both homes will be finished this
fall.
The local Republican committee will
arrange for speech here by Hon. c. l..
Weems. some night before election. He
is a strong stumpeT.
]. W. Yost, the architect from Colum
bus. was the guest OF his brother. Mr..
George w. Yost, of the Bellaire Bottle
Company. Saturday.
g. S. Jennings, who was taken to the
City hospital at Wheeling. about ten
days ago, was reported very low yes
terday.
n. ". Burrows is building fine new
residence adjoining his home in the
| First ward.
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CARRoLL cLT,R LEACrr

This week at the Carroll Club Will be
opened with what promises to be thu
most successful bowling league the club
has ever had. The interest manifested
among the bowlers is unprecedented
The league will consit OF six teams,
bowling on Tuesday, Wednesday and
Thursday Of each week, It will con-
tinue through fifteen weeks. each team
meeting three times, 1t will be a hand
Just closed. in that the teams will be-
handicapped MS they appear on the al !.
leys. a SUFFICIENT number OF prizes has
been offered to make It worth the trou-
Bile for every team to work for them Mt
all times. The schedule for this week
Ls: Tuesday. Silver Kings vs.. C. H. S;
Wednesday, PIcketts vs.. The Bowlers:
Thursday, All Stars vs.. Columbus.
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BRIDGEPORT HAPPENINGS.
Events Of Day in the Town ut the
End OF the Bridge.


End OF the Bridge.
A football team which has been talk
ed Of in this city, as stated in the In
tellIgencer last week, has been organic
ed. With a little practice 1t will be q
strong team. the average weight being
about $50 pounds.
The Bridgeport football team will
give n dance Tomorrow night at the
opera house, for the purpose OF raising
funds with which to purchase suits.
William Packer, who has been clerk
ing at Hess's -four mill, leaves to-day
for Adena, where he has purchased an
interest In n mill at that place.
Mrs. Josephine Bags and Mr.. and
Mrs. A. L. WallinR have gone to
Springfield to visit relatives for cou-
pie OF weeks.
Miss Sara South, who has been the
guest OF her brother EVERY, has re-
turned to her home ut Waynesburg, Pa.
Mrs. James Cofilnnd has returned
from Cleveland, after a visit with Mr..
and Mrs. Emmett Ralston
The case OF John Morgan against
Thomas Morgan will be heard before
Squire Clemens tomorrow.
Miss Virginia Cottrell, OF Boston. mr.
rived here yesterday to visit IilrkwOod
relatives for a few weeks.
William Cloudy and John Mcdonnell
were fined 81 and costs by Mayor Nei-
nIngGr, for drunkenness.
H. L. Richey is expected home from
an extended trip through the west to-
day.
Miss Madge Lindsay spent Sunday Mt
Blaine, with Miss Gertrude Seabright.
Mr.. and Mrs, Carl Kramer spent Sun
day with relatives Mt Moundsvllle.
Miss Madge Turner will entertain the
Monday Night Club this evening.
MIR. and Mrs, w. r, Graham, of Chi
cago. are visiting in the city.
Harry Brenton, of steubenvllle, visit
cd friends here yesterday.
Sam Norton, OF Toronto. was visiting
relatives here yesterday.
a. a. Bayha has gone to Columbus on
business.
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MUsEE 1EAG1rE.

In the Musee league tournament the
close of the second week finds Charley
RAIDER of the Colts, leading, and C. Mo-
dar in second position. while three play.
ers, Hores, Emblem and Miller are tlel
for third position. The individual aver
ages are as follows: @. RAIDER, Colts. (Gl.
! us: c. ModAr, LcnoX, (6), l73; A, Hores,
PelicHns, (6), Ill: Emblem, Colts, 90,
| Ill; Miller, Colts, (6), Ill: Campbell,
| Tom Moore, CD, 1871; Stevenson, Tom
Moore. (6). 1863; CASTOR, Crescents, (c),
16l; S. Falch. Auditors, (3), 1853: Beutcr,
| CresceDts. (3). 1883; Quicker, Colts, Co,
l5S: Davis, Pellcans, C3), l57; HennIng,
Auditors, ca, 1856; Blckmeyer, Colts, 80,
1856; Nortemnn, Daisies, (6), 1854: MARCH,
nor. Tom oMore, (6), 162; Cochran. Tom
Moore. C). ISL; Cnrenbauep Tom Moore,
90, $50; King. crescents,, (6), $50: Jun
kins, Pelicaus, ca, 1913; Plnnkey, Pcli-
cans. 90. l47; FuEute, Daisies. (6), 1iG
II. BCArley. CresccntE. TO, 1916; BOsloy.
Tom Moore, go, l4J; PNeper, Orients,
90, 145. Turner, Tom Moore. 90. lAi:
l.. Modnr, OrIenta, 60 IA: r. Wells.
Lenox. 49,, 1873: FrnzHer, Orients. lij,
lAs: Alexander. AUDITORS. (3). iA2. H..
Wells, Lenox. (6), l4s; Kilmeyer. Peli-
cans, (6), ill; DctWEsiler Daisies, t6),
100; Ed Sonderman. Snnatel, (6), 1888;
Ed Bearley, CrcsccJits, (G), 1873; Crum.
backer, Crescents, T3). l37: Woods, Pei
leans, t6). 1886; ]. JIadcr Colts, t6), 1876;
Beckett. Auditors, (6). 1884; Emerson,
CrcScents (3). HIS; Hess. orlcnts. tGl,
l33: Hermann. Sanatel, az. 100; White,
Sanntel, 49,. 49, l.. Myers, orlents l6).
l2O; Dishcr. P'illcAns. (3), 1923; Joe Yahn,
Sanatel, tG). ~; @. Hannah, Lenox. 90,
12G; Burkhnl Ser, Auditors, tO, 1876; WIZ
holm. Snnatfl,tG), 1876; McCahOn, LcnoN,
CO.,. 1874; HAnes, Daisies, 90. 1873; Bre.
mer. Auditors, az. 122: Mccullough. Au-
dltors. 90, 1907 Helmbrlght, Lenox. tS.
llS: Mnr rim, Daisies, tG), li6; c. Hoff-
man. 'Sinntel (3). ilS; a. Hoffman,
snnntci. 90, l12; George. orlents, az,
Ill; Fred sondcrmnn. sanatcl (G. 100;
Llndfey, Orlents, tGl, iO7; John Ynhn.
san'Ltel, 90. 1906 Dawson, Daisies, I'd,
The Contest Postponed.
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Reward for SIurderers.

Special Dispatch to the IntollIgeneer.
CHARLESTON. w. Va, Oct. ga
reward Of $500 has been offered by the
authorities of Pocahontas county, for
Charles Apperson and Jerome Kellison,
wanted for the murder Of Mrs. Julia
Simmons. at Buckeye, near Marlinton,
several weeks ago. The two men went
at night to the woman's house to whip
a young man who was boarding there.
Mrs. Simmons ordered them away and
they left. "A little later they returned
and Kellison shot the woman dead.
They hnYe disappenred.
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nenal MoNce.
ORDER OF PUBLICATION.

The State of West Virginia,
Ohio County, IS;
In the Circuit Court OF Ohio County,
West Virginia. October Rules. 1892.
August q. Wlnchcr, administrator with
the will annexed Of the estate Of John
II. Damn. deceased, and others, VS..
George L. Damn and otherS.-In Cham
Gerry.
Tho object OF this suit is to obtain y sale
OF the real estate OF which John II, Damn
died seized, to ascertain the debts payable
by and to said administrator, to obtain a
distribution Of the proceeds OF such sale
and in such distribution TO charge against
the share OF the defendant, George l.,
Damn, certain Announcements made to him
by the said decedCnt,
And II appearing from an affidavit iTcd
In said cause, at these rules, that the de-
fendant, George l.. Damn. Is not n resl-
dent OF the state OF West virginia, and
he not having been served with process
In said suit, on motion Of the complain
OF publication Is entered against him, aud
II II ordered that the sAid defendant, tbovc
named, he and he II required TO appear
within ono month after the date OF the
first publication Of this order and do what
Is necessary to protect HIS Interests. II
is further ordered that this order be pub
lished and posted ns required by law.
Witness, G. II, uonning, clerk Of our
said court, at the court house OF said
county, this % day Of October, 1890, tn-wlt;
c. H. HENNING. Clerk,
Published the !lrsi tine 9G!eeer H., p 1872
HUBBARD & HURBARD.
Solicitors for Complainant. ocs-in
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TnE EII,srPnACTICE
ortIie Wheeling Team this Afternoon,
Many VIII lie out.

The arEt practice of the Wheeling
football tonm will be held ut the Island
bah park this afternoon, at 1870 O'clock.
and II is expected there viii be large
number Of candidates on hand. They
viii report to Captain Frank Kinoheloe
and practice in earnest will begin at
once. win Handlnn, one OF the best
players in the city. will be among the
aspirnnts for positions, and the lndIcH-
tons are very encouraging.
The Bethany game In not olinched
yet, the colicgianB holding out for n
guarantee. which the local management
considers rather excessive. This mHttor
VIII be disposed Of tomorrow.
Arthur Mcfarland, w. a. J.'H star
player this year. who spent Sunday at
biz home IN 81. CiRirsviiie, has promls-
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Thrcc Doetors IN Communication.

From Benjamin Franklin.
when you are sick, what you like
best Is to be chOnsen for a medicine in
the first place; what experience tells
you Is best. to be chosen IN the second
place; what reason q, e., theory says
Is best IL to be chosen In the last place.
But II you can get Dr. Inclination, DIR.
Experience and Dr. Reason to hold q
consultation together. they Will give
you the best advice that can be taken"
When you have bad cold Or, lnclln-
alton would recommend ChaHbCrlain's
Cough Remedy because II IN pleasant
and safe to take. DR.. Experience would
recommend It because II never fails to
effect a speedy and permanent cure. DR..
Reason would recommend II because It
II prepared on scientific principles and
acts on natures plan in relieving tho
lungs, opening the secrctiOns and re-
storing the system 10 II natural Hnd
healthy condition. For sale by drug
wiatq
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ABloo,Iy Record.

LONDON, KY. Oct. 22.-The Clay
county circuit court opens tomorrow at
Manchester. Five feudIsts, Eddy md
Floyd chadwell and Sol. Jim and Tom
Griffin, will be tried for the killing OF
Deputy Wash Thacker. of the Phiipot
faction. Governor Bradley has troops
in readiness to go to the protection of
the court Immediately upon the request
OF the Judge. Since the last term of
court twenty men and one woman have
been shot and there are only five in
dfrtnpntS
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3eestger,s SAFE.
GALE OF cATsUP AND MUSTARD
- MILL.


GALE OF cATsUP AND MUSTARD
y MILL.
The sickness OF Mr.. j. ". Hunter hav-
Ing necessltated the winding up Of the
affairs OF the j. W. Hunter Company. Of
Wheeling, West Virginia the undersigned,
by authority duly conferred on him. Will
offer for sale at public auction at the fac
tory building of said company, In the city
OF Wheeling ". Va, for cash. on
TUESDAY, THE 18th DAY OF NO
MEMBER, a. d. 1879,
commencing at o'clock n. IN, the plant
OF said company, which Is In iirst-clnss
condition embracing machinery for the
manufacture Of tomato Catsup, twelve
mills Of wet mustard, one hydraulic press
and twelve Founders for the manufacture
Of rdy mustard, mustard oil or linEeed
oil, steam engine, boiler, Eafting, betting.
etc, materials manufactured, unmanu-
featured or IN process Of manufacture, the
lease Of said factory property. expiring
March 81 1903, the purchaser to pay the
rental under said lease from the time Of
his purchase, and all other assets OF said
company. excepting debts due II or Its re-
cciver and money OF hiR trust In the res
cclvCr's hands Such plant has railroad
switch and Is admirably situated. An In
ventory and full Information as TO the
property TO be sold Will be mailed or fur
nlshed by the undersigned to any Appli-
cRnt. and an inspection OF the property
cheerfully permitted.
Ocl6-m r. N. DARRAH, Receiver.
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BRowNsvlLLE-RIver 4 feet 4 In
ches and stationary.
GREENSBoRO--Rlver 9 feet md
stationary. Weather threatening and
warmer.
OIL CITY-River inches and sta.
tionnry. Weather cool ana cloudy.
WARREN-River i foot. Weather
cloudy md cool.
MORGANToWN-River Z feet and
stationary Weather cloudy and warm.
PITTSBURGH-Rlv is feet and
falling. Cloudy and cool.
sTEUBENVILLF-Rivcr 16 nches
and falling, Weather clear ana cool.
H'ARFERSRURG-0hio river 20 In
chcs and rising. Weather threatening
and cool. No boats. The Little IIa-
nawhl Is failing.
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spEcIAn Excursions

To National Export Exposition, PhilA-
dclphIN, Pa. baltimore y Ohio
NHilrond.
The Baltimore & Ohio railroad wilt
sell special cheap excursion tickets to
Philadelphia on account OF the National
Export Exposition for Thursdays, Octo-
Der 18th and 10Th, and November "a aud
10th ut ono fare for the round trip, plus
80 cents admission to the Exposition
minimum rate $1,000. Tickets VIII DO
good going from all points east OF the
Ohio river. and arc valid for return ten
days, Including date Of safe.
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postpOnement Of his contest'with John
FInnegan. from November TO Eovem-
Der u. FInnegan was agreeable TO the
change. He Is rapidly taking on sur
plus aYordupols. Bonner Is to meet Joe
choynsld after his Wheeling appear
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Now YorE,s RcglstrntIon.

NEW YORK, Oct. 22.-Thc regEtra-
ton in Greater New York is completed
The total registration was 476,717.
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A startling incident, OF which Mr..
gubject, is narrated by him MS follows:
~ was In most dreadful condition. My
skin was almost yellow, eyes sunkon,
tongue coated, pnln continually In back
and sides, no Oppetlte-graduhlly grow
Ing weaker day by day. Three physi-
clans had given me up. Fortunately.
n friend advised trying Electric Bil-
ters;' ana TO my great Joy and surprise.
the first bottle made decided improve
mont, continued their use for three
weeks. md am now well man. know
they saved my life. and robbed the
grave OF another victim" n one should
fail to try them Only 70 cts, Eunrnn-
iced. at Logan Drug Co. drug store. 3
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NATIONAL LEAGUE BATTING
Averages Show DelehnntSs oBurkctt
aud HInIr1nnn Loading.

WASHINGTON. Oct. 2g.-Prpsident Nick
Young to-day gave out the following off,
cIal averages OF the players of tho Ma
tIonal Base Ball league who .t6B part in
fifteen or more games. for the past season.
Those who batted 300 or bDttOr arc:
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The games were scored by Mr.. Baird
Mitchell. Of Wheeling, and NF. Taylor.
of Belialre They were witnessed by a
number OF spectators. including good
ly delegation of ''rootersr from Bell
alre, who, while disappointed, over the
result, took defeh. in good part, and
told the wheeling boys of the singular
fact that the BeE1aire team always play
an lnvlnelble game at home. no,
1t Is likely that other inter-elty
matches Will be played this winter.
Both BellaIre and Wheeling are will
ing to take on Martins Ferry's peer
less Eight" Usually the Martins Fer.
ry crowd doesn't need to be pushed into
contests. ~
For any future matches .leIs likely
the "Blg Four Will provide quarters
where their many friends may witness
the games.
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ed to watch the WheelingB practice to-
morrow afternoon and give them the
benefit Of useful pointers.
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THE RIVER.

The marks at p, m. showed foot 8
inches and stationary. Weather, cloudy
and warm.
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STOCKS FOR SALE.
Wheeling Pottery.
La Belle Mil
Rellairo Gas & Electric Co
National Tube.
Wheeling Steel & Iron Co
Crystal Glass Co.
Wheeling Bridge Co.
Fostorla Glass Co.
Wheeling Railway Co.
BONDS.
Wheeling Stamping Co.
NRtlonni Steel Co stock, American Tin
Plate Co. stock, National Biscuit Co. stock
and National Tube stock bought and sold
on Stock Exchange, Chicago and New
York.
SIMPSON q TATUM,
Room 4. City Bank building Phone 6Sl.
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asal sslaM
30 RRNTT.

-E'CB EGE1Is'4.
No. 1916 Main street, Furnished barber
No. i6fs Mccolloch street. ...: .'....,tll'oe
No. rs Fifteenth street, 3 r0oII1ll 81. u %
Three rooms east Of G9rruf9ting !. 4,
works .............,..........s.s. "
Four roomed house eR61 OF Geal Cute %
No ll2e Eolf street, rOomB.,....Lt,,... 10 %
No SS5 Main street. rooms and 3both
gases groe. ssflsss ssegs' y "
No 1914 Eofs street, rooms, ,..,,....t, 5 %
Ground on west side 96f 'Gh1plinc
street, between SeVenteenths' end ~
Eighteenth streets, Will lease for
term Of years a..s
Ground 20 by 40 on Market street VIII
lease for term OF years.
No 50 Sixteenth street, cellar, .t..... V @
No 81 Sixteenth street, store roeEIi.'.' l9 V
No. 1873 Alley B, stablo.....".,..,..... 500
FOR SALE r. Rfssr
M 20 Sixteenth street. -
No. Sc Ohio street.
Lot on South Front street
Lot on North Front street, 60 hYg about
M, lie Main street. sa%'F ~
No ii Maryland street. me-, *
!, Business house and dwelling en- Chap
No. i Vermont street a e8t4s
Daily camera. [volume] (Boulder, Colo.) 1891-1928, 1899-05-31
The Telegram Letter.

The French authorities have just In
troduccd the telegram letter. The in
novation applies TO communications
with the French colonies and its adj
vantagcs are-taking Lyons To NADIA
gascar as an eNnmple-that one saves
the time tina, letter would take to get
from Lyons to Marseillcs (thc port of
shipment.) and from Majunga Che port
of dischurge) to Tananarivo-from ten
TO twelve days at least. Besides, the
telegram letter il considerably less
costly than n telegram. Telegram let
tiers addressed to receiver at the port
OF discharge have to pay Sc. word
with minimum OF SOC. in addition TO
lsc. for postal carriage, so that one of
2s words from Lyons 10 MSiunga would
cost II. 4oc.; for delivery in the interior
the telcgraphic charge will I've loc. n
word, with minimum of H., so that a
telegram letter from Lyons to Tanan.
ariyo would cost *. Coz, The usual
cable cost for Madagascar is a..
loo. II word, and the cost of such II mes
sage MS mentioned above would there
fore amount to lI1f. soc. Similar ar
rangcmcnts are 10 he made in the col.
onies in reference to telegram letters
for Paris.--pars Messenger.
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Send your address TO H. E. Bucklen
& Co.. Chicago. and get a free sample
box of DR.. Kings New Life Pills. "A
tn ii will convince YOU OF their merits
These pills ale cas-, IN action and are
PARTICULARLY effective in the cure of Con
supation and Sick ieadache. For Ma.
LARA and Liver troubles they have
proved invaluable. They are guaran.
teed TO be perfectly Tree IRON every de.
le,eIious substance and TO be purely veg.
etaole. They do nol weaken by ,heir
action. but BY giving lone 10 the stomach
and bowels greatly lnvigora,e the sys
BY Streamer's Drug Store.
Daily camera. [volume] (Boulder, Colo.) 1891-1928, 1899-05-31

OFFICE OF
HE NANCY GOLD MINING
ALL A

OFFICE OF
HE NANCY GOLD MINING
AND MILLING 90.
Wall Street.. Colo. Ma, IT. 1900
Pr diving The Hastings tunnel TO 4,
| tect or T.. re
The Nancy Gold Mining and Milling
COMPANY desire bids for driving the
II ss,IGgs 'unnel from the p'esen, oreas,
OF Sd ne. winch is Iot feet from the mouth
thereof. distance of 600 feet, or more.
to the intersection OF the Gillard vein.
Work to be done with air drills, working
double n f.
Tunnel to be driven SIN feet in the
clear.
Power plant to be furnished and set
up by the contractors.
Contractors 10 furnish all drills. fuel.
ammunition and tools.
Contractors TO do their own sharpen
ing. lay track and m AXE ditch.
All work to be done in a thorough and
workmaniike manner. and subJect to the
inspection and approval Of the manager
OF the mining work OF the company.
The company to furnish foundation
nmbers for the power plant and to cree,
building over the same.
The company To furnish tack. fsh.
plates. spikes. ties and car.
Payments for the work to be made as
follows:
Upon the completion Of each and every
twenty-five t25l feet, seventy-hve (75)
per cent of the amount due tor such az
feet; the balance of twenty five t2sl per
cent to be retained until the full com
ple,ion of the contract. Uoon the full
completion OF the contract. the balance
then due to be paid In full.
The company will deposit IN the First
National bank. OF Boulder. Colorado, a
sum sufficient 10 cover the entire cos, of
the WORK proposed under these specih.
Cations. and viii continuously keep TO ITS
credit in said bank an amour, sufficient
to cover all payments due or TO become
due under any contract made for this
work.
Bios will b. received until II o'clock.
noon, Monday. June 5. 1899.
The company reserves the rish, o re-
)ect any or all bids.
The Nancy Gold Mining and Milling
Company. BY CHAS. w. CARYL.
May 27S, Src'y and Treas.
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Mr.. A. c. Thomas, Of Marysville, Tex
has found a more valuable discover,
than has yet been made in the Klondyke
For years he suffered untold agony tIom
consumption, accompanied BY hem
orrhages; and was absolutely cured by
DR.. Kings New Discovery for Consump'
ton. Coughs and Colds. He declares
mat gold is of little value in comparison
with this marvellous cure; would have It
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