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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-01-11
How TO Prevent Pneumonia,

You are perhaps aware that pncumo.
nlu always results from II cold or from
IN attack Of IL grippe. During the cpl.
demlc of In grippe II few years ago,
when 20 many coseE resulted In pncu-
montn. II was observed that the attack
wns never followed by that dlsense
whsh ChnmberIaln's Cough Remedy
was used II countcracts any tendency
OF n cold or In grippe to,rcsult In that
dangerous disease. 1t Is the best remedy
In the world for bnd colds and Ia
grippe. Every bottle warranted. For
sale bf druggists.
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SdnaricS.
Smiro0y0At.
CRairooy0nk p
TRUE
CthfREQyANT ANU PIANIST,
1886 hIa:a Street.
second Floor, parlors o, : and s.

second tlOOt, I'nrlofS ", anu ).
Wall; In. don't ring, This remarkable
man, whose career has been one OF sue.
ccsH, IL gifted by nature with power
that approaches the miraculous. lfo IL
acknowledged by the public wherever ho
has been 10 be the marvel OF the Nine
tenth century. Prof Truc Is Il prophet
Of Worldwide rcputc: no Is recommended
by every one of Ills patrons. His powers
excite the wonder ard admiration OF even
the Skcptical. His advice IL infnlliblc
convincing md beyond dispute. Through
his remarkable development Of second
sight. and his thorough Knowledge OF the
many sciences peculiar to the men OF the
Orient, he Is enabled to penetrate tho wool
and web OF human life. lie gives advice
on GHeIncss. lawsuits. speculation, love,
cour,shIp. matrimony: he unitcs the sepa-
rated and causes speedy and happy mar
rlagc with tho one OF your choice. The
troubled and unfortunate seek his conn
gel Thousands OF hearts have been made
gIad through his truthful predictions
Mrd!mmistic persons developed. Onco
hours, y n. m, TO ? p. M, daily and Sun
day. rarlors 20 arranged that YOU will
meet 10 strangers. Fees J0c and SlO0.
PROF TRUE. 1876 Min street.
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DIR. Bulls Cough Syrup will cure n
cough or cold in one day. II Is safe and
always reliable. Price, % cents bottle.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-01-11

SPECIAL sale OF Upholstered Furni-
ture. Odd Chairs. Rockers, ETC., ut the
auction. afternoon and evening.
WHITE. HANDLEY 6 FOSTER.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-01-11

DIR. Bulls Cough Syrmp will not
make new lungs. but II Will cure IncIpI,
ent consumption and lung affections.
Price Csc. e
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-01-11
MrdfcaL.

ThDIEH! chiehc,rr's English Pcnnyroya Pills
u .!h'n,osa n',H!. nro tho Bent. NJ. l! :
Chichester Chemical Co., F6ilada,, Ia.
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Lost.

r oS'r. STRAYED Or STOLlIN-SET.
1 ! TER pup: color white and FLYER: four
months old; from No. % Fifteenth street.
Return 10 j.. j. STATE. Y. N. C. a.. and
receive reward.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-01-11

NOR RENTING. 732 MAIN STREET.
Il modern. rooms and bath No, 81
Huron street. modern, , rooms No. sos
West street. rooms. No. liz Elm street,
% Il0ort . rooms. Corner Cherry and
Eleventh streets, rooms Corner Rel
mont and Wilson streets. rooms. GEO.
]. MATHISON. Real Estate Agent. 1905
Market street deo7
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-01-11

E7oR RENT-OTFlCE AND LODGING
II rooms a. 1906 Market street. Water and
both Gnses In each room. Rent very rea.
sonuble. Apply TO 1901 Market street.
. ap31-rEfu
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5or 3cnL

NOR lfENT-FuRNlSuED Front
~ ROOM both gases and use OF BAH,
No. 20 Virginia street, "a:
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STORE ROOMS FOR RENT.

Large. elegant store room Mt 1865
Mnin street. opposite west end OF
Eleventh street. Three store rooms
with extra lnrgc glass fronts, ut cor
nor of Main md Tenth streets. six
store rooms on Tenth street. ~.
JAMES j.. H.\WI.EY, 80
Real Estate and Loan Agent,
10G5 Muin Street.
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dor RENT-FINE OFFICE ROOMS
IL best location In city Possession Al
once. HlCOLL'S ART STORE, 1921 MIR.
ket street. oc,6
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ToGoan.

IJOSEY TO LOAN ON REAL ES-
IVA. TATE. Six per cent Interest and ono
per cent premium. total seven per cent.
Apply TO THE BUCKEYE SAVINGS &
LOAN CO.. 32d ST.. BellGire. Ohio. oc7
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-01-11

Eot RENT-SEvERALG GOOD ROOMS
~ IN the City Bank building. Inquire AZ
the City Bank OF Wheeling. mrN
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NOR SALE-rHE COMPLETE OUT
IL FIT OF the Falrmont Daily and
Weekly Exposltor Printing Company. con-
sistinG In part. to-wft: One nine column
Cincinnati newspaper press. one Gordon
job press. one 22it Inch Paragon paper
cutter. one threc-horsc power gas engine.
Job and advertising tyne seven hundred
pounds body type five fonts OF ornaments.
job stands, cases. rules and n complete
assortment OF job type and other material
and fixtures used by the Expositor Print
4 bargain will be given to anyone wish
ing to purchase the entire printing oniili.
Call on or address GEO. W. l.. MAiERs.
Fairmout, W, Va, Jat
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-01-11
WHAT DO YOU
THINK OF THIS?
Could Any Other Known Rem
edy Have Accomplished It?

II. T. BooTiI Co.
4 ; Gentlemen retiring iew cTr7inGi ago WIN
n severe cold. rapidly grew III daring the niEnt:
shooting palms DARED through my chest and siae.
making Breathing very pllnfuli shortly came mem.
brane from the lungs deeply tinted with bSo1. hs
only remedy at hand was liyou,ei. IN when ma
II,Ir faith inhaled II through The noS,tilk ana
mouth freely. The effect was like magic, and now
feel thu; 10 this great tl:eoyefy owe, pcIhaps my
lie. III as. NINE. GOODltUE,
-, M Kccne. y. H..
51Hyumei" COOS direct to tho diseased
parts, which can BIO reached by the BREATH
OF life only. Had stomach remedies been
used. Pneumonia would haze resulted.
"IIyomei" cures by Inhalation. Sold BY
Druggists, or sent by mail Price, complete oltst
fi.99. Extra Sett!es Doc. gt+7 $500 ~
r.. T. BOOTH COMPANY,
I; Rooms 2O.7,Aud torium Building. Chicago. ~.
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nor RENT-MY RESIDENCE. NO. 2eft
II Chnpline street. Possession given Isl
OF April. WIN. WYLlE IRWIN, iaIO.
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)ToR SALE
RECEIVERS SALE.......
OF the Wheeling Drug Company, at
g No. 1909 Main ST., Wheeling, W. Va.

The receivers Will sell at private sale,
and on reasonable terms, the entire stock,
bills receivable. good will and lease on tho
building OF the Wheeling Drug Company.
The house has large trade and the busi-
ness Is in irst-class condition In every re-
spect. II Is a rare opportunity for anyone
desiring TO engage In the wholesale drug
business. Until sale is made the receivers
will continue to conduct the business as
heretofore, and nrc ready to supply the
trade with everything In the line OF whole.
sale drugs.
r. 7. DEVRIE6. r
FRANK CRUISE.
noi0 Receivers.
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For more than four
years Mrs. Bender
has been using DR..
Pierce's Golden Med
ical Discovery as a family medicine.
Mrs. E. a. Bender, lives in Kccnc,
CosEocton Co., Ohio, and from there

she writes
"As n cough
rem d y and
!, blood purifier
there is nothing
better, and after
having tho grip
is just the right
medicine for n
complete bracimg
IN. Our boy lias
taken three bot.
ties for 81. vitus',
dance. lie was
very nervous and
constantly jerk.
ing ard twitch-
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-12-10

August Hainut,
Mat Nulland,
Paul Curtis,
Adam Powell,
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-12-10

MANILA. Dec. .. s:1S p. m.-osn Gre
gerio Del Pillar. commanding Aguinaldo's .
bodyguard. was killed by Maj. Peyton
March's battalion OF the Thirty-third in
fantry in fight eighteen miles northwest
Of Csrvantes. December 8. According to
reports which Gen. Young obtained from
eral days ago, Nal March left the coast,
whore he was pursuing Aguinaldo, and
encountered Gen. Del Pillar on fortified
trail. They. fought for four hours. during
which time seventy Filipinos were killed
and wounded. The American loss was one
killed and six wounded.
March Still in Pursuit.
The Spaniards report that Mai March
10 still pursuing the insurgents.
Del Pillar was one OF the leaders of the
present and Of another Spanish revolution.
He was mere youth and was reported to
have graduated at European university.
Prof. Schurman met him as member Of
the first peace commission and rated him
~ remarkably clever.
The Americans have occupied Bangued.
province OF Abra-
Grant Has Several SkirmfsAes.
and several other towns meeting small
bands. He killed several OF tho rebels and
captured q quantity OF munitions of war.
Bishop Henry Potter. Of New York. has
arrived here on . brief visit to study the
Philippines.
Fighting Aguinaldo's Guard.
WASHINGTON. Dec. s.-The war de-
partment has received the following from
Gen. Otis:
Manila, Dec. 8.
"A dispatch from Young at vigan yes
terday says escaped Spanish prisoners re-
port q four hours engagement on the Sd
inst. between his troops and Aguinaldo's
guard near Cervantes, fifty miles south
east Of Vigan, with heavy loss to enemy.
who is being pursued. Our loss was one
killed and six wounded. Inhabitants of
their own accord join the troops in re-
pairing trail and carrying subsistence.
Have pushed column to San Jose,
south Of Bangued. Howse's column is on
rear trail; Batchellor's battalion of the
Twenty-fourth out of reach north of
Bayambong, evidently descending the riv-
or. Natives report fighting twenty miles
north. Navy reaches Aparri tomorrow.
Where Commands Are Located.
"A column of MacArthur's troops Of
Twenty fifth infantry is near Iba, west
coast of Zambales; Grants column is
near Subig bay; Layton is in Bulacan
province today with SUFFICIENT troops to
overcome opposition and scatter the enc
my 1t is probable the troops which en-
gagged Aguinaldo'G guard are Hare's COM
mand, as he was reported to be close on
the insurgent leaders rear"
NegrOs Revolt Trivial.
Otis also cables as follows regarding
the revolt In Negros:
''Information has been received that the
Negros revolt is of minor Importance.
Byrnes is in rapid pursuit of the disaf-
fected party. Hughes is In the noun
tains of Panay en- route to Capiz."
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-12-10
RECALLS MAINE TRAGEDY.
Chief Engineer of Il1-Fated Battle
ship Dies in Brooklyn.

NEW YORK, Dec. 9.-Commander
Charles l. Howell, chief engineer of the
United States battleship Maine, when that
vessel was blown up in Havana harbor. is
dead at his home in this city. He died
from an apoplectio stroke. He was 50 years
old and was born In Goshen, N. Y. He
was graduated from the United States
naval academy in June, 1868, fourth in his
class His appointment as an assistant
engineer dates from August, 1870. and In
1879 he was raised to the grade of passed
assistant. He was promoted to the rank
of chief engineer in 1898.
He served on the Maine from 1896 until
the loss of the battleship He was then
transferred to the Newark and, later. was
assigned to shore duty at the Brooklyn
navy yard. He was made a commander in
September, 1899.
He was sitting at a table by the side Of
Lieut.. Fred w. Jenkins at the time of the
blowing up of the Maine That was the last
he saw of the unfortunate officer who per-
ished In the wreck.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-12-10

Special Dispatch to the Post-Intelligenoer
CARBONADO, Dec. 8---The greatest ac-
cident in the history of coal mining In this
state occurred about II o'clock this morn
ing when terrible explosion shook mine
No. from the water level to the surface,
nearly 1000 feet above. Nearly 100 miners
were working in this mine. OF these be-
tween nifty and sixty were killed. Some
of the others were badly injured. while
others escaped unhurt.
Terrible Struggle to Escape.
The latter were between twenty and thir-
ty miners chiefly Firms. who were work.
ing in the upper levels. Most Of those
were knocked senseless. but succeeded In
escaping through the timber shoots TO the
surface above They had terrible strug-
giles to accomplish this, being met on every
hand by cave-ins and fallen timbers. After
their escape about ten more stunned miners
were pulled out through this shoot with
ropes. The explosion apparently occurred
at the bottom of the mine near the water
level or tunnel which runs into Winga;e
HILL nearly a mile and a half from the
tunnel entrance. Its exact location has
not been ascertained, for every man In
that part of the mine was killed as far as
is known.
Killed i'm Work of Rescue.
Some of the men who escaped from the
upper workings Immediately started Gown
again as soon as they had been revived by
the surface air. They reached the lower
levels. only to be overcome by the after
damp, which killed some of them.
Relief PARTIES Had to Wait.
-
men could do very little all the afternoon
but wait for the mine to be cleared OF the
smoke and afterdamp by the big air fan
at the tunnel entrance. 1t was not until
s O'Clock tonight that the water level was
sufficiently cleared to allow the timber
gang to enter.
Clearing Away Debris.
They have started to clear away the
debris and as speedily as possible will
commence the recovery of the dead bodies.
Several bodies have already been taken
out. but It is almost impossible to identify
them.
Gov. Rogers Takes Charge.
Gov. Rogers arrived at o'clock tonight
and Immediately took charge of mine No.
7. He was accompanied by State Fish
in charge Of the mine in the absence of
State Mine Inspector Owens. who is In
Eastern Washington. Owens will arrive
tomorrow. The governors object in TAX
ing possession is to determine the liability
for the accident The same train brought
here Coroner Hoska, Drs. Laughlan and
Runnels, of Tacoma, together with large
corps of newspaper men. The doctors
named were teegraphed for by Dr. Stew
art, the company's physician. to assist him
In caring for the wounded In case many
should be brought out Of tho mine still
alive
Impossible to Tell Who Are Killed.
It Is ye. impossible to determine just
who the killed are. Nearly hundred men
went to work this morning. but the only
record OF their names is in possession Of
Foreman Davis. who escaped. but who 10
leading one gang of the rescuers. Those
who escaped by the upper mine workings
went silsutly T. Ahsir homes u mos N
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stances. and even their names remain
somewhat uncertain.
PARTIAL Lat Of the Missinx.
A,a,r 49, rn.r rror,r % .av> 49,
,.u,.s ~. ..r.,-.
-.rs
widow and nine children, all grown up
REESE JONES, 80 years. unmarried.
DnN Ia. "a r.S, aseo 10
prCrI.pD ,,1T,D ...
IoHN HOMES ag.S e. ,eovas w,,.
and married daughter
THOMAS EDWARDS. aged 40. leaves a
wife.
EVAN RICHARDS. leaves a wife and
nx cniidren.
Terrible Scenes Meet the Rescuers.
Between o'clock and midnight tonight
the most sickening scenes are being enact
cd at the entrance to the water level tun-
mel and in the tunnel itself. At 8 o'clock
the rescuers had got we'll started 1t is
announced an hour later that all the live
men had been taken out. When the first
rescuing party succeeded in reaching the
mine workings, terrible sight met their
gaze. Both timbers and coal pillars had
been crushed and ground into an inextrica-
BILE mass. Groans of the dying and wound
ed were heard on every hand. BY the dim
lights of their safety lamps, they could find
charred and twisted bodies behind piles OF
timbers and masses of coal. No attempt
was made at this time to recover the dead
bodies.
r4 San, .,. pA.
whenever hve man was Iouno rope
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Evan Richards,
Joseph Thomas,
Steve Kronoja.
William M. Davis.

Of the limbs were so withered and burn
ed as to become entirely detached. Sew
eral of the sacks had hands and legs pro-
truding. These were twisted and burned
almost beyond semblancs to human form.
The rescuers. who were men well ac-
quainted with all OF the men working in
this mine, pronounced these bodies to be
those of DARE, DAVIS. SEwACK,
JONES. and one unknown. Thess dead
bodies were carried into . brick
building used by the Northern Pacific
railway, which will be converted into
morgue.
Will Take Days to Collect the Dead.
The recovery Of dead will continue all
night. 1t will require one or two days
more to remove all the debris and COM
plete the search for bodies. Some of the
bodies may be buried SO deeply that they
can never be recovered.
At Least Fifty killed.
Charles Murcady, a miner, who was
among the first to so into the dsath-laden
air OF the mine after tho explosion. says
that there are at least fifty dead bodies
In the workings. "As passed down the
timbered shoot / saw men lying dead In
punches of two and three, but paid no
attention to them, for 1 had gone down to
esuus se noA' anu nv ~ prlnS OUT
Do0Aes'
Heroic Work of Rescue.
.'At one place heard groans and dragged
TWO men out into the timber shoot, and
sent them to the surface. Both men were
burned SO that could not tell who they
were. found one man who was alive at
a point where the afterdanip was 30 strong
that had to turn back, and after getting
him into the shoot gave 1t up.''
Crowds at the Head of the Incline.
Nv IN. s,ckar,rg uvht .. ,sn..r -.
ared. ~ man ava nor,sn ...ass :. 49,.
head of the incline. waitinr with h.,.d
breath for each car to reach the level Of
the street. Each and every ons had loved
ones in the fated shaft--brothers, sons or
husbands, and they feared to look AT the
cars lest they might recognize familiar
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indicted for Horse stealing.

wINNEMUCCA. New, Dec. .s-The
grand jury today indicted Frank Stern
for horse stealing. The grand jury made
a final report, having brought In twelve
indictments for horse and cattle stealing,
breaking up an organized gang who have
been operating in Lassen county. Cal;
Harnsy county. Or, and Humboldt coun-
ty New
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-12-10
Oregon Mines Sold.

BAKER CITY. Or. Dec. e-The vanan-
da group Of mines, on Olive creek, was sold
today to British Columbia capitalists, rep
resented by Col. Topping. The purchase
price is said to be s15o0.0oo. The company
viii immediately erect q large MILL
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GEN. DEL Pillar Is
KILLED N ACTION.
Was In Command Of Agui-
naldo's Bodyguard.
FOUR HOURS OF FIGHTING.
Maroh's' Battalion, Hot on Agui-
naldo's Trail, Strikes Pillar.
FOUR HOURS OF FIGHTING.

lnsurgsnt Force In = FortiAed Posi-
tion Routed with Loss Of Sew
enty killed, Including the Com-
1 nander, and March Promptly
Pushes ON In Pursuit. of Fleeing
Filipino President Americans
Lost bat one KiIied and SIX
wounded In the Engagement
Nssres Revolt . Trivial Matter.
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GEN. WHITE GIVES
B()ERS 4 SURPRISE.
Sortie Captures and Destroys
Two Big Siege Guns.
BRILLIANT FEAT or ARMS.
A Stronghold Overlooking Lady
smith Taken In the Night.
BRILLIANT FEAT or ARMS.

TAs Guns which uad Bssn Bonbssa-
iAg Laaysmith Blown Up WITH
Dynamits-Lsndon HAS Become
somswhat skeptical over British
Victories which Do Not sesn to
Have Much Ensct on Checking
RssistaAcs to tho british Ad-
vance, and Growins Disansction
~ caps Causes Much Unsasinsss.
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An Explosion at Water Level costs the Lives Of Ihltyfv
Or Forty Men and Wrecks the Mine.
Heroic Work Of the ReQWE Who Risk and in Some Gases Lose Their Lives in
Deadly Hxkdml Searching for the MM9M
Bodies Their Comrades
LIST OF THE DEAD so FAR AS KNOWN.

LIST OF DEAD SO FAR AS KNOWN
CARBONADO Dec midnight Coroner Hoska secured from
he the following list Of thirty missing which
company gives the total list Of dead far known There
number Of badly wounded who liable to die Others
claim that there missing than this list shows The
The list is further shown to be defective by the fact that
includes the Lande
op Of the mine all the evening.
William Wilson,
X NJ.
H.
.jr,
ohn err
atkn JONES'
homas,
PaulC
William
IT,.
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Andrew Gocey,
Eyan M. Lewis,
Joseph Lee,
Richard Dare,
Daniel Davis.
Peter Merp.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-09-18
NAM Runaway Rnrs.

There seems to bean epidemic of rum
away boys within the last week or two.
Several Wheeling lads have left home,
and the local police department is in re-
CENT Of number OF Inquiries concern
ing boys who have run away from other
cities. Yesterday the police were nsk-
ed to look out for the fourtcen-year-old
son Of Architect ]. Il. Cole. Of 25i
Fourth avenue. Pittsburgh, who skip
ped about two weeks ago. None OF the
runaways has been located, and young
slnuson, the Wheeling boy who left
home last week, is stlll unaccounted
for,
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RRIEP MENTIoNINGs.
Events In aud About The CITY oivonIn

Events tn aud About the City Givenin
st| NF a Nutshell.
The National Tube company towner
OF the Rlverslde) has declared o quar-
terly dividend Of tx per cent on pre-
ferred stock. payable October 2.
Since Its recent resumption after re-.
pairs were made, the Wheeling steel
works. at Benwood. is having the daily
large average output Of $50 tons, or S25
each turn. This mill is making great
record.
Miss Lottle Hoffman,. daughter Of
Mrs. Kate Hoffman,, died yesterday
at her home in Chicago after u pro-
Iopsed Illness. Until ten years ago she
-eaG.a resident Of Wheeling. The body
will be brought here for lnterment. De-
ceased was niece of Mr.. John Klari.
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FALLisTQOKrFINE TAILORING.

F6ur attention invited to our large
md handsome limo or Fall WOOlenb-
ali entirely new designs and many OK
aRonSG. The stylish Ret-up and tR8h.
ionable appearance OF our garments
recommend themselves, Prices reOs
sonabie, G, HESS q SONS,
FngiilonRblo TnIlOr5 and Fine Furnish
er8, 182l.1828 Market Street.
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Tuesday, September 10, via wheeling &
Lake Eric and Cleveland & Buffalo line
steamer from Cleveland. Fare, IS round
leaves ut ii:l6 q. M, city time. See 8.
Sherman. T. p. A.. City Bank building.
Phone 92i, for information.
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viaB. & o. Account National Export
Exposition,

September 18th to November 9Oih the
b, & o. will sell excursion tickets to
Philadelphia and return ut rate Of SIS Is,
valid for return passage until December
4th. Stop-overs allowed at Washing
ton and Baltimore. For full Information
apply to T. c. Burke, Passenger and
Ticket Agent.