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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-09-28
CHAMPION OF WHEELMEN.
An Organization That Has Given
Cyclists All Their Privileges,

An Organization That Has Given
Cyclists All Their Privileges.
How many wheclmen stop to think
OF the debt of gratitude they owe the
League Of American wheelmen for
what 1t has accomplished in their be-
half. and how much more could be done
II they would give It their support?''
This is the question of an official OF the
organization who has been identified
with II for several years and who Is
competent to speak OF Its merits. Con-
tinulng. he says:
II see them riding by me In droves
and always wonder how many of them
are l.. a, W. members, or who have
even given thought to the fact that
they owe all the rights, privileges and
accommodations they enjoy to the
League. though they may not be nor
never have been members. know the
League has been the object or many
attacks. and these have been more or
less Injurious. but, generally speaking,
they arise from the unthinkIng or those
who have allowed themselves to be
chagrined In losing proferment In the
organization. These CLASSES and their
hAtthNNb AAAN VI bhA llANlN Alhll Alt LUZ Wv
ignorance Of the great mass of riders
upon what the League is doing and
purposes doing Is matter OF great I'm
portanCe. It Is time they were educn-
ted upon the subject and this educa-
ton cannot come too soon.
1T Is estimated that there are 1000
900 whcelmen In the United States to-
day. or this number perhaps not more
than 3 per cent have been identified
with the League NJ one time or another.
Yet II Ia this small percentage which
has secured for themselves and all 9TH
or whoelmen the rights to all public
highways, the LEGAL stntus Of the bicy-
Gle as vehicle, the various laws com
polling railroads 10 carry bicycles no
baggage. many municipal ordinances
favorable to wheclmcn. md many eth
or things Of n legal nature which have
given wheclmen security and nCcom-
mediation. II has kept up, after being
the pioneer movers, nm uncedalug nEi-
tntion for good roads, streets and cycle
paths, and the direct result OF this
movement has been the appropriation
by state, county and municipal author
tiles Of millions OF dollars for highway
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MOUNDsVILLE BUDGET
Yesterdays News From Marsha

Yesterdays News From Marshall
County's Chief City.
The Epworth league has made ar
rangements for the following lyceum
and entertainment course for the win
ter: Jehu Dewitt Miller, October l6;
Ariel Ladies' quartette, November 20;
Ward Beecher Picard, December II:
Edward H. Frye, January 70; the Park
Sisters, February IS. The course Is
made up OF the very best talent that
can be gotten anywhere and will doubt
less be greatly appreciated by the
Moundsville people. Tickets will soon
be in the hands OF the leRguers for sale
ut $3.50 for the entire course OF five
parts-two concerts, two lectures and
one entertainment, or so cents for a
single evening
william H. Dorsey, Of this city, and
Mrs Jessie Jennings were. united in
marriage at the home Of the bride, on
Thirteenth street, Wheeling, at $3.50 p.
m. Wednesday. Rev. d. L, Ash was
the officiating minister. They came to
their home on North Grant avenue last
evening.
Martin C. Todd. one of Cameron's
leading and most respected citizens,
died Wednesday night. He was about
10 years OF age. Funeral services will
be held Saturday.
Rev. William Blair, of South Salem,
Ohio. was in the city yesterday on his
way to visit his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
]. NJ. Blair, of Blair's Ridge, this
county.
Mr.. Ed. Kirkbride left yesterday
morning for his home In Chicago, after
spending several days as the guest Of
friends in the city.
The Presbyterian ladies' aid society
Will meet with Mrs. ]. L. Laughlln at
her home on South Jefferson avenue
this afternoon.
Miss Ida sterrett, of Glen Williams,
Ontario. is the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert Sterrett OF Seventh street.
The ThImble Bee Sewing society will
meet with Mrs. f. c. Rogerson on Sec
ond street this afternoon.
Joseph Handlan, OF Wheeling. was a
business caller in the city yesterday.
Mrs. w. A. Williams, OF the Orchard,
is the guest Of Bellaire friends.
Miss Alma Taylor is home from visit
ing friends at West Alexander.
Attorney D. B. Evans was a caller In
Wheeling yesterday.
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CYCLING.


The following rules of the road will
be of interest to cyclists:
Every member of the community has
the right to travel upon the street or
highway at all times, either on foot or
by such means OF conveyance Us he may
have or see fit to employ.
a bicycle is held by the common law
decisions OF England and America to be
carriage, and the rider OF II, as the
driver OF carriage. entitled TO all the
rights and privileges that belong to
the drivers Of other vehicles which
travel the public highway.
Whenever any person travelling with
any carriage shall meet on any public
highway, the persons so meeting shall
seasonably turn their carriages to the
right OF the center Of the road, so as
to permit such carriages to pass with
out interference or Interruption.
The supreme court has decided that
the words center of the road" refer not
to the smooth or most Travelled part OF
the road. but to the center Of the
worked part, although the whole OF the
smooth or most Travelled highway be
upon one side OF that center.
II Is no excuse Din case of failure to
observe this stRtute) that the road on
his side was rough ana rutty, Dut
smooth on the other and that II was
more difficult for him than for the other
party to turn out.
a traveller on n public highway Is not
bound to give way for another tr1v-
cling In the same direction who desires
to so by him. II there is room on either
hand for the other to pass without way
being wien. He Is bound to yield way
for one behind him to pass. when II Is
practicable. and when he is requested to
do so, and when by keeping his place
he viii prevent one desiring to go faster
from going by. He is not bound, there
fore, to look back or listen for the COM
inG OF another, so as to make clear the
Nn.r. him
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BOWLING.

Last night at Mozart park the hun
dred or more young men who p2rtIci.
pated in the summer tournament OF the
Mozart league were entertained by
Manager Handlan. and the prizes were
distributed rs follows:
Team prlzes-Flrst. C. C. c.. $50; sec
ond. Harvest. SIS; third. n. Il. L. & A.
A., $40: fourth, All Rooters, s..
Third series cOntest-First, n. p. /.
& a. a., IS: second Osceola, SO; third.
q. u. Y. u, Sc.
Attendance prlze-All Rioters, So.
Teams using six men every night In
the series-OSceola, s.; y. Y. z. H.. So;
All Rioters, So.
High team average. c. c. c., 9l6. s..
High team score. Harvest. 1902, s..
High average-Handl3n. l6S, s..
High men In each team:
c. c. C.-Handlan, l6S, 50; Wcltzel,
100. 81.
N. E; L. s a. A.-wllhelm, 1853. 50;
All Rooters-w. Brasch, l4S, Sc; Kraft.
S South slde-wagucr, l47, 50; Was
' 6secoIaIc. Norteman, 14o, 50; Martin,
Z. z. z. z.-Hazlett, ii5. 50; Bohn, 1873,
y National-Fugatc. lH, 50; Smith, 1855.
50.
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BRIDGEPORT HAPPENINGS.
Events Of a Day In the Town at tho
End of the Bridge.

Euu oil the BrtuRC'
The numerous attempts at robbery In
this city have worked the people up to
such n height that leaf cannot strike
now unless II Is reported another at
tempt Mt robbery. From what we can
learn n large amount Of the attempts
reported are merely imaginary ones.
Mrs. S. p. Bond, who has been the
guest OF Mrs. Harry Cooke for several
weeks, returns to her home In Little
Rock, Ark, to-day.
Rev. and Mrs. James Ely returned
missionaries from India, We're the
guests Of the family Of Geo. Mckee yes
terday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Bashore, Of Mt,
Pleasant. were the guests OF Mr.. and
Mrs VIII Fox yesterday.
Mrs. j. l.. Ramsey is the guest OF rel
atlves at Darlington and Woodsiield
for n few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Frcderlcks, OF
TInn. o., is the guest OF relatives out
Mrs. Thomas sclvy left yesterday for
Baltimore, to visit relatives for n
month.
The paving on Bennett street has
been completed from Morgan to DeKnlb
streets.
charles Hnl, Of St 'ClairsvIlle. was
n business caller in the city yesterday.
Henry Fox left yesterday afternoon
for New York, to be gone about n week
Miss Anna Heller has returned from
n visit with relatives In Steubenvllle.
Miss Lizzie weyman. Of Steuhenvllle,
Is the guest Of relatives In this city.
The q. A. II. win NEE. Friday even
ing II Masonic hall
John Holland. Of Maynard, was In the
city yesterday.
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EACH WAS SHUT OUT

BALTIMORE. Sept. g7.-Baltlmore and
Philadelphia played a double-header to-
day, and each club scored a shut-out.
McGlnnIty was a problem for the visitors
In the first game, while Frazer was easy
for the home batters. Both teams iielded
faultcssly
Mons and McKenna gave n farclcal ex-
hIbitlon OF pitching in the second game,
while Donnhuc was enigmntical through:
out. The fielding OF the Phillles compared
fnvorahly with tho first game. but the ORR
oles quit after the second inning, and dis
gusted the shlvering spectators. Attend
ancc, 1895 Scores:
First game, II =
Baltimore 80 0 ala 0 l Ill 10 l
Batteries, Frazer and Mcfarland: Nc
GInnIty and Smith. Earned runs. Bnltl-
more G Time, l:j6. Umpires, Emslie and
Dwyer.
Second game. II =
Philadelphia ......1 0 1-l5l1 !
Bniilmors ..........0 { % Go 4 4
Called on nccoun. Of darkness. Batteries,
Donahue and Douglass: Nops, Mckenna.
Robinson. CrIsham nnt Smith Earned
runs, Philadelphia I. Time, lA0. Umplres,
Emslle and DwyCf
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BOSTON. Sept. 27.-wlllls was Wild as
hawk to-dny, giving eight bases on balls
and making five wild pitches. Boston
batted Mcfarland out OF the box in two
Innings. and touched up his successor NC
Gee. in lively fashion. The back stop work
OF Sullivan was the only feature. Ihe
"a uH' 'A''sfs' RHE
BOSTON .25 5000 3 IA Il 5
washington IA o / l 0 0 rs s 8
Batteries, Willis and Sullivan; McFar-
land, Magee and Powers. Earned runs
Boston 4; washington l. Time, 2l7. Um.
pIres, Swartwood and Hunt.
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eeneraL 9oners.

nEDEAIPTIoN OF BONDS OF ELEC-
II TRIO LIGHT LOAN.
The holders Of the above named bonds
are hereby notified that the following num-
berH have been called, namely, 60, 20, Is.
Sc, 81, %, n. 49, %, 50 OF one hundred dol
lars each: lA6, li4. 100. 10, 1856, lS5, liz, la,
100, 1856 OF five hundred dollars each; 20,
2i6 OF one thousand dollars each. and arc
p nynble October !. 1899, at which date they
VIII cease to bear Interest. Bonds and
coupons will be paid Mt the Bank Of tho
Ohio Valley.
COMMISSIONERS OF THE
sei6 ELECTRIC LIGHT LOAN.
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RECORDS WE'RE BROKEN
AZ the TrottIng Meeting mt LoulsvllI,
YcsirrLnN.

LOUISVILLE. KY. Sept. 27.-Amld
the enthusiastic pinudlts Of big crowd
Mt the fair grounds to-day the little
brown geldluE, Bumps, owned by W. X.
Billings. OF Chicago, trained by c, r..
Bentley and driven by w. L. Snow.
broke the worlds pacing record OF
2:oiH, held by Joe Patehon. The mile
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Earned runs, Chicago /. TWo-bnse hits
Everett. Dillon, Ely, Magoon Three-hase
hit. Smith. Home run, Mccormick Sac
rlhcn hits. Magoon 3 Lnnge, Smith. Bow
erman. Stolen base. VILLAINS First bhEs
on balls, on Callahan 6: OF Parker .; on
Gray T. Hit by pitched ball. Maroon,
Bradley. Struck out. by Callahan ]: by
Gray /. Passed ball, Bowerman. Left on
bases. Chicago 10; Pittsburgh 9. Tine
i;65 Umpire, O'DRy.
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TW0-blse hits, Donnhuc. McPheo, Corr
C0fBn Crawford. Double plays. Lyons to
Lady TO Turner; Lenhy TO Turner: Nc
Phso to COrcornn to BecklCy: Corcoran
20 Becklcy Bases on balls. on Poole
Glrrott. selbachl: on Paryln (BRrretO:
Oh llawley | G.yonsl. HIT batsmCn. by
Isryiu tBarrCtt): by tiawley 2'Q.ytle p,
10y ,bunlhuol. Wild pitches. Hnwlcy !.
EFT On haAes. Wheeling II: Cincinnati T.
4'wv iSa Umpire, KBhoe.
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tho winter Season.

Last night at the Harvest Home nj
legs, the All Alike and Rough Rider
teams Of the Wheeling Bowling league,
had their night OF practice, prcllmln-
nry TO the winter tournament opening.
Tonight the Kissing Bugs and All
Rioters practice. The new alley equip
ment IL all that could be desired.
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13IDs FOR COAL
WHEELING, W. Va. Sept. 9th. 1899.
Office Of Clerk Of Board Of Education,
No. IS Fourteenth street.
Bids will be received at the office Of the
clerk ofthe Board Of Education until Tues
day, October 10, at y m, for furnishing
clean coal and also slack for the public
schools Of the city OF Wheeling for the
ensuing year.
for all the schools, Us well a. to each sub
district separately. The contract will be
awarded TO the lowest responsible bidder
employing union labor. The board re-
serves the right 70 reject any or al bids.
WALTER II. HALL,
seS6-2s.SO-oc2-4 Clerk.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.

CHICAGO. Sept 27.-Grlmth's steady
pitching md Bradloy's wonderful fielding
and hard hitting won the first game very
easily. Most OF the runs tn the second
game resulted from bases on balls, Gala
,.ll especially being very Wild The game
WAS called at the end OF the eighth on nc
count OF darkness. with the score a tic.
Attendance, co. Scores;
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BOXING.

Arrangements are assuming the
final touches for the Kennedy waldron
contest ut the Metropolitan club. octo-
Der -. On behalf Of Jack wnldron, his
manager, NJ. o'SIalley. of East Liver
pool, last night forwarded check for
$50, and stating that he would deposit
the remainder Of the 800 forfeit for
Waldrons weight and appearance In u
few days. This bout viii bring to-
Eether two cOrklng light welter-
weights, and the crowd will get great
run for It's money. It will be Waldron's
first battle since he left the east.
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NEW YORK, Sept 27.-Brooklyn defeat
ed New York to-day In an elght-innIng
game the game being called in that In
ming on account OF darkness. Score; :, :,
New York .......l 0. 90 3 o-5 II !
Brooklyn ........O Oi2RO VI Is J
Batteries, Carrlck and Warner: KENNEDY
and Mcclure. Earned runs. Brooklyn ..
Time, l:S5. Attendance. s0l. Empires, Ma
mn ssnu and McCnFr ~
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Real Ssta~
Desirable Property
Offered For Sale.
: lots and building sites in Pleasant

Z lots and building sites in Pleasant
Building lot, g by 100. on Fourteenth
street Price quite reasonable.
Lot on Lind street. very cheap.
Lot on McColloch street, ZIG feet by 20.
on South Penn street, Island, frame res
idence, 10 rooms, lot 60 by 10; most de-
Sirable; offered for short time only.
A brick residence, west SIDE Of Main
street: location no better In tho city.
A manufacturing place on Water street;
large brick building; lot GO by 10. This -
worth while looking after at once,
Always on hand-inoney on good city
and country realty.
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ley, Mertes. Stolen bases, Mertes 2 First
base on balls, on Grifith i; on Gray .. Hit
by pitched ball, Mccormick, MaBoon.
Struck out, by Gray l. Left on bases,
Chicago s; Pittsburgh 6. Time, i:s5. UNI
plre. ODay.
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ST. LOUIS, Sept. g7.-The Pertectos de-
feated Louisville in a well played game
to-day by punching their hits. sudhoff
pltched In great form and kept the Colo
nels' six hits well scattered. Attendance
go 'eO' RHE
ST. Louis .....I 0 0O1 :-3ll 2
Louisville .....l o OIL %
Batteries, SudhoiI and o'Connor; Fla
?. Time, l:45. EMPIRES, Mcdonald and
Connolly
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CITY TAX NOTICE.
once Of City Tax Collector,
Public Building,
VNVkn.tT,, $500 Vpaa

Wheeling, Sept. u, 1899.
Notice is hereby given that the city
taxes for 1880 will be due and payable at
the office OF the City Collector, Public
Building. Monday. October 2, 1899. Per-
sons paying all their taxes any day during
the month OF October will be entitled to
discount OF per cent on city taxes.
The taxes on real estate will bear inter-
per nnnum until paid. Save /? per cent by
JAMES X. HALL.
sel6 City Collector.
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An effort is being made to put local
lad. named Miller. against Frank Sauls-
liminary to the Kennedy-Waldron con-
test. G5iE w is
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NOTICE TO INVESTORS.
] have On investment that will pay you
z per cent every Is d0ys, ald {
large dividend every 90 days. $500
Invested win bring 10 an Income Of
at least $l2 per week. Money With
drawn At owners option. Address
WIN. FRANCIS KEATRS,
Stock Broker, City.
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Charles Hafer, a North Wheeling
bantam, is out with def to Willie
Mackey, Of the East End. Both boys
met at the Labor Day picnic, and Hafer
is confident OF turning the tables next
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NOTICE TO BoND-HoLDERs OF
IN THE WHEELING STEEL s IRON

COMPANY.
The Wheeling Steel & Iron Company, In
accordance with the provisions OF It's
mortgage deed OF trust made on the LIST
dag OF November. 1892, hereby gives notice
OF Its Intention to redeem an OF ita out
standing bonds secured by said mortgage,
being the bonds numbered from 1856 to aOO
inclusive. by the payment OF such bonds
on the list day Of November 1899, at Tho
National Exchange Bank OF Wheeling
which bank has been selected by the
Wheeling Title 4 Trust Company. the
trustee under said mortgage deed OF trust,
as the place OF deposit for the payment OF
said bonds, In the stead OF Tho Exchange
Bank Of Wheeling, which has ceased to do
business; and further gives notice that
upon such payment the coupons then un-
nnturcd for Interest on said bonds Will
WHEELING STEEL s.
IRON COMPANY.
+. w. bowers, Secretary.
WHEELING TITLE &
TRUST COMPANY. TRUSTEE,
l.. +, Stlfcl. Secretary,
Bcnl.holdcrs who may desire TO eG-
change the bonds held by them for now
flrst mortgage per cont bonds OF tho
company ut par should make early Appli'
cation at tho office OF the company.
Ru29 +. w. BOWERS. Secretary,
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STOCKS FOR SALE.
Foatorla Glass.
La Belle Iron Works.
wheeling Steel q Iron Co
BsllaiTe Gas 4 Electric LAGht 60.
Wheeling 3 Elm Grove r. r. Co, icons
Crystal Glass Co.
wheeling Bridge Co,
NORTON 4 co..
iB Exchange Rank BuiidinR
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OABToREA.
n.,r,b, 1Ths Kind You Have kMlE Bought
'l'; : &1zZzN0
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S,r saM

dor sALE-REAL ESTATE; DBsIRA-
~ bic roaldence for sale, ofler my rolis
denco No, III South Front street, qnltq
comfortable and IN perfect condition gopd
location. Inquire No. Ill South Front u
sen VIM J. LuTE.
dor sALE.-oAR CHINA CLOSET.
n silver tea set; ladies' writing desk;
oak folding bed; mahogany paFloF suite;
hn0 mahogany bedroom Gditei wicker
South Front street. or phone No. ~ 81
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Earned runs, Chicago !, TwO-bniI hits.
Three-base hits. Brad
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A CLOSE CONTEST

Was That Between the stogies and
The Cincinnati Reds at tho Ball
Park Yesterday AftcrnoOn-1,eahy
had Four Errors.
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mIscELLANEous.
MONEY To LOAN.

Any amount. large OF small, to suit
the borrower on Household Furniture,
Pianos, Organs, Stock and Fixtures, also
Farming Stock, Horses, Carriages, &C.,
the same 10 remain with the owner. We
will pay off furniture leases and advance
money at rates as low as can be had in
the State. All loans may be paid by
instalIments, each payment reducing
both principal and interest. Real estate
mortgages negotiated. Business strictly
confidential.
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MORRILLS.

The Unity club held meeting last
evening at the home OF Mr.. Walter f.
Goodrich, Stevens avenue.
Conductor Charles Knowles of the
Riserton line, Portland Railroad COM
pany, and Conductor Hanson Of the
North Deering belt line, commenced their
vacations yesterday.
The Halloween party to be given on the
evening OF October 81, by the members of
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SAFE
COUNSEL.
FOR SICK
WOMEN

leucorhea had continual pain IN abdomen Sometimes
could not walk across the for three four weeks
time Since using medicine now have bear
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$lU, 55I. ~
Increase In funds for ye1r, $50 %
Ths report of the grand representatives,
A. N. j. Lovejov and A. L. Il. Pike,
reviews at length the condition of Odd
Fellowship In the country at large.
These officers were then elected for
tho ensuing year:
Grand Master-Charles o. Small, Mad
ison.
Grand Deputy Masters, P. Felker,
Clinton.
Grand Warden-w. w. Gutter, West
brook.
Grand Secretary-Joshua Davis, Port
land.
Grand Treasurer William E. Plum
mer, Portland
Grand Representativc-Albro E.chase,
Portland.
At the afternoon session q new consti-
tuition for the subordinate lodges was
adopted. Some very radical changes were
made.
Last evening the officers were installed
for the ensuing year, Past Grand Master
Chase Installing Grand Master Small,
who installed the other officers. Tht
committees for the year were announced
and routine businss was transacted.
1hs Grand Enoampment Will NEE
this morning.
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the Desring High School Alumni assooiG-
tiop to Its members and friends. promises
to be very Interesting event. A very
attractive programme is being arranged
for the event.
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BIG FIGHT P osTpoNED.

New York, October l7.-At meeting
today between the managers of Jim
Jeffries and Tom Sharkey, held at the
Coney Island Sporting club, 1t was agreed
to postpone the fight for one week from
the date originally SGT. 1t win take place
ON Friday, November 8
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Chicago H.. writes After two
trial Lydia E. Pinkhams Vegetable Compound
not say enough in praise for IT, Twas very sick
with womb trouble when began its use, but WE'LL"
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address IS Lynn, Mass AbsoIuteIy no
charge is made for advice. 81 suffered
seven years and would surely have died
but for your help writes Mrs. GEO.
BANBRIDGE, Morea. Pa. to Mrs, Pinkham.
. 1t is with pleasure now write to inform
you that am now healthywoman, thanks
to your kind advice and wonderful medi-
cine. can never praise it enough. Twas
a constant sufferer from womb trouble. and
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1899-10-18

Every body's liable to itching piles.
Rich and poor, old and younR--tsrrible
the torture they suffer- Only ono sure
cure. Doan's Ointment Absolutely
safe; cart fail.