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The Portland daily press., 1899-09-25
RowpoIN COLLEGE.

The annual reception of the Y. NJ. G.
A. to the Freshmen thursday evening of
last week was very enjoyable affair.
Speeches were mHde by representatives Of
the faculty, and by upper classmen, and
all present had very pleasant evening.
The first of the three bali games be-
tween the Freshmen and Sophomores
took place Saturday morning. The lat
ter won by one score, % to 81. The game
was all the Freshmen's way until the sew
enth inning. when they weakened. and
the Sophomore gradually caught mp and
won out in the ninth, after two were out.
At one time the Freshmen were is scores
ahead. The Sophomores were particular
iy weak in the box, three runs being
forced in by bases on balls. Tue FRESH
men team shows a great deal Of very
promising material and tina varsity cap
tain. Bacon. is delighted. With practice,
1t is admitted by even the sophomores,
the Freshmen should win at least one of
the other games. The Sophomore team
was made up as follows: Sinkinson, Q.
Kelley, p. and Of; Stanwood. p.ssand Of. !;
Hunt lb.; Fuisom, sb. Hoyt, SIS. East.
man, 3b. Gibson, IT, Noyes, RI
The Freshman team is as follows:
Green. o.; Moore. p. and II. Holt, p. and
OF. /; Weber, h.; Dana. 2b. Shaugnesssy,
S.; Ccnnors, 3D.; Perkins. 3D.; Perkins,
RI. Marshall. Of.
Howard Sexton, former mem Der Of
class Of 1909, is visiting in town.
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HARBOR NOTES.
Item. Of Interest Picked Up Along IN.
Water Front.

The cutter Levi p. Woodbury. returned
Saturday from trip TO the westward.
IL is likely shss the steamer Corinna
will be chartered to carry passengers in
New York harbor during the Dewey cele.
bration and the yacht races.
Saturday afternoon the steamer Peiep-
scot took down to South Freeport large
load OF hard pine for Townsend s. Os-
good. This IL probably the first cargo Of
hard pine that has been landed there
since the steamer Phantom was built IL
will be used in repairing the schooner
George NJ. Hododon, owned by Capt. OIL
yer Hamilton Of Cheheagus.
One Of the local ship building concerns
at Bath, has about decided to build sly
masted schooner. which shall be larger
than the one which is TO be built In
Camden for Capt Crowley of Taunton.
The firm Of Arthur Sewail 81 Co., Ii
now preparing to launch the monster
steel ship which Is being built at its yard.
The big craft will be known as the
Edward Sewall.
It Is understood that the name Of the
new four-masted schooner being con-
structsd at Belfast will be named Pendle-
ton Bros, in honor of her owners, the
Pendletops OF Islesboro. She viii prob
ably be rugged upon the stocks and
launched about the middle Of October.
The boiler from the oid-side wheel
steamer John Brooks was landed at the
Atlantic works wharf, Saturday morn
ing, where 1t Will remain until It Is
placed In the steamer Sagadahoc Of the
Bath line.
There Was very large number of arri-
walls yesterdays good proportion of which
was three masters. Looking down the
harhor there was network of masts.
spars, ETC., and among the inoomers were
the Maggie Ellsn with lumber and the
william II. Clifford, George k. walcott,
Frank Seavy and Edwin X. Hunt with
coal.
The Horatio Hall reached her dock yes
terday about 8. 80 p. m.
The British bark bernard Wood, with
a big cargo, sailed for Rio Janeiro, Sat-
urday. Other departures Saturday were
the sloop yacht Norseman and the Ma
thaniel 4. Palmer for Norfolk.
The Portland daily press., 1899-09-25
CUMBERLAND BOYS AT BowDors

CUMBERLAND BOYS AT BOWDOIN.
The Cumberland county boys who have
just entered Bowdoin college are;
Philip Greeley Clifford, Portland.
Philip Owen Coffin, Brunswick.
Luther Dana, Westbrook.
Edward Augustus Dunlap. Jr.. Bruins
wick.
Leslie Clark Evans South Portland.
Henry @. Farley, Portland.
Harris Allen Jones, Portland.
Sydney b. Larrabee. Portland.
Franklin Lawrence. Portland.
George Libby, Jr., Portland.
John Lincoln Mitchell. Brunswick.
Edward Fairfield Moody. Portland.
Henry Adams Peabody, Portland.
Joseph Randall Ridlon, Gorham.
THOMAS Harrison Riley. Brunswick.
Clement franklin Robinson, brunswick.
George S. Sabin, Portland.
Charles Carroll Shaw. Cumberland Gem
tire.
SCOTT Clement Ward Simpson, PORT
land.
Carl Williams Smith. Portland.
Frederick Miller Stevens, Portland.
George Hinkley Slower, Brunswick.
Harold Miller Slower, brunswick.
Herbert Ellery Thomp son, Sshago Lake.
L. Cecil Whitmore, Brunswick.
Jesse Davis Wilson. Brunswick.
Malcolm Sumner Woodbury., woodfords.
The Portland daily press., 1899-09-25
W. c. T. U. CONVENTION TUESDAY.

Tomorrow morning the annual conven-
ton Of the Maine Womnn's Christian
Temperance Union opens at 1880 O'Clock,
In the Second Parish Congregational
church. The principal feature Of the
morning meeting win be the annual ad-
dress of the president, Mrs.L4 NJ. N. Stew
ems, at IL O'Clock.
The afternoon will be devoted to re-
ports of department. work. The evening
viii bs especially interesting, consisting
of the addresses of welcome on behalf OF
the city, churches. etc, and the responses,
followed by an address by Miss Anna A.
Gordon Of Evanston, Ill. Miss Littlefleld
of the Boston School Of Orstory will read |;
Miss Sarah Monroe Hall Of Rockland
will direct the music.
The public is cordially invited to attend
all the meetings both day and evening.
The executive oommittse meeting Of
the society. consisting of 80 superinten.
dents and 10 county presidents, will meet
In the Second Parish church this Monday
evening at 7.30 o'clock.
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cAsroRrA

Bears the signature of cHAs. H. FLETCHER.
In use for more than thirty years. and
Tie Kind Yoa Hare drsuays BOsgAs.
cASToRIA
Bears the signature of cHAs. II. FLETCHER.
In use for more than thirty years, and
zhs Kind yoa Have Aisa,s BoagAk.
cAsToRIA
Bears the signature of cHAs II. FLETCHER.
In use ior more than thirty years, and
The Kind Yoa Rau4 Alsyays Fought
The Portland daily press., 1899-09-25
WOODFORD.

The Ocean street grammar school foot
ball eleven lined up Saturday morning on
the Reed street grounds against picked
team from East Deering. Only one half
Yves played. The Ocean street eleven won
by SCORE of IL to 4, The Ocean street
eleven have arranged for game next
Saturday with the Forest street grammar
school at Westbrook to be played at Wood
foxds.
The Portland daily press., 1899-09-25
FIRE All vAssALBoRo.

Vassalboro, September 24.--At II
o'clock Saturday night. the Seth Dodge
store. stock and fittings of the place, to-
gethsr with his house, stables and sheds,
with their contents, were burned with an
estimated loss of about s15, 600 The fire
Is said to have caught in the store. In
surancs $1,000.
The Portland daily press., 1899-09-25

Bias been used over Fifty Years cy millions Of
mothers for their children while Teethlng,
with perfect success. ft soothes the child,
softens the gums. allays Pain, cures Wind
Collie, regulates TIE bowels. and is the best
remedy for Diarrhoea whether arising from
,eething or othercauses. For sale by Drug
gists In every part OF the world. Be sure and
ask for Mrs. winslow's Soothing Syrup. rs cts
q bottls
The Portland daily press., 1899-09-25
RIGBY WILL SET A HOT PACE.

This week at Rig1y park. Portland.
there will be racing of the first water
The entries are already well filed, and
1t win be really the closing OF the racing
season in New England.
The purses are of liberal amount, and
fast horses will be there, while the at
tendance win undoubtedly be exceptional
ly large.
The low rate tickets that the Boston 81
Maine railroad have placed on sale will
include an admission 20 the races
The Portland daily press., 1899-09-25
At 75c.
Ten select companies.

Ten select companies.
English Whipcord. prominent
cords 81 inches wide.
Cheviot, close wove, handsome
surface, so inches wide.
Coating Serge. remarkable
quality, 81 inches wide,
Venetian Cloth, brightly black
lustre, 40 inches wide.
Germany made Henrietta, satin
finish, Al inches wide.
Storm Serge, weighty and fine
ly finished, 81 inches wide.
Hindoo Twills, snug looming,
as inches wide.
English Mohair, high polish,
81 inches wide,
Poplin from Germany, clear
black, AZ inches wide,
Satin finish Brocade, so inches
wide.
ANY of the above at 75c yd
j. R. LIBBY co.
The Portland daily press., 1899-09-25
TIE PRESS.
NEW ADvERTIsEmENTs TODAY.

0ren Hooper's Sons.
}. X. Libby Co.
Owen. Moore q Co.
Eastman Bros. & Bancroft
Atkinson Furnishing Co.
Boy Wanted.
Card Of Thanks.
A. NJ. Wentworth.
II. T. Harmon a Co.
Mrs. DIR. Frances II. Drew
Casco Bay Steamboat %.
ADJUSTMENTS.
Foot Ball.
Rlgby Park.
Jefferson Theatre.
Portland Theatre.
New Wants, To Let For sale, Lost Found
and similar advertisements will be found under
their appropriate heads on pagee
The Portland daily press., 1899-09-25
J. R. LIBBY CO.
Caucus.

The Republicans of South Portland ace re-
quested to meet at Oasis Hall. Knightviile,
TUESDAY. September 20, 1899, at O'Clock D. m,
10 choose delegates to attend the Republican
District Convention TO be held in Portland,
Sept. 2s 1899.
Per Order.
The Portland daily press., 1899-09-25

The entire stock Of ,ths u. Hasty stables,
Green street.. win be sold at 10 O'Clock
this morning
The Portland daily press., 1899-09-25
Carpetings, Rugs,
Wall Papers,
Drapery.
ANNOUNCEMENT.

have opened salesrooms in the store
of Goss & Wilson, 154 Middle street,
and am ready to receive orders for ar
peffngs. Rugs, Paper Hangings,
Drapery, Furniture, Stoves. Many
years of experience Gathering to the
House Decorating and Furnishing re-
duirements of the people enable us to
supply these goods, las to quality and
price, to the satisfaction of all favoring
mentioned goods at the lowest prices
and at short notice. Orders for Churches,
Lodges, Public or Private Buildings
solicited. Win forward samples on
memorandum or send representative
with patterns If advisable. Ordert
placed with me will receive personal at
tention. Carpets made over and re-
fitted. Very respectfully,
The Portland daily press., 1899-09-25
At $1.25.

Eighteen choice selections
Blistered Bradford Crepons, s
designs Zibeline Suiting, highly
lustrous, SO inch.
CameIs Hair a veil gro med
fabric, 50 inch.
English Royalty Cheviot,
81 inch.
Suiting Serge. wide w ale,
stylish, SO inch.
Venetian Cloth, Velour finish,
so inch.
Broadcloth. weighty, perfect
black, 81 inch.
Satin soleil, new effect,
40 inch.
Sicilian Mohair, extreme
lustre, 46 inch.
Diagonal, three new designs,
40 inch.
German Epingles, smart,
do inch.
"A inch.
Drap d. Etc from France,
lustrous, AZ inch.
Prunella from Germany,
polished, AZ inch.
The Portland daily press., 1899-09-25
Names Greatest Store.
GOOSE FEATHER
FACTS.

1t is said that one-half of the
feathers used in Pillows are raw
The saving in prices is gained at /
The Portland daily press., 1899-09-25
At soc.

Six worth-looking-at styles.
German Poplin. all wool, lus-
trous black; English Storm
Serge, all wool as and so inch
Indian Twills, fine looming,
beautiful surface; French Hem
rietta, all wool, As inch; English
Mohair, fine, lustrous, dust
shedders. Satin finish novelties,
zoe value. Your pick of any of
the above at soc
The Portland daily press., 1899-09-25

Memorandum Of changes in location Of
Kid Gloves. With double stock Of choice llnesmoved
space adjoining evening Silk shelf and
counter convennces for exhibiting modern
upholstered Glove counter for fitting
Umbrellas Moved Congress entrances convenient;
right by the door More than a Thousand Umbrellas
there.
Ribbons and Laces These stocks take the place
Gloves, giving much space for showing
goods These stocks almost doubled
The Portland daily press., 1899-09-25
A Brigade Of Blacks!

Brigading of Four Select Regi-
ments of Black Dress Goods by
their prices.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-12-14
Iive Stool.

CHICAGO Cattle, choice cattle
steady; medium 10c lower. Cow mar
lset steady to SLOW; Gamers arm; fancy
Christmas beeves 81 2507 90; good to
choice IS 4017 90; poor to medium
81 o5@5 30; mixed stockers So COOS 30;
selected feeders 81 2594 IS; good to
choice cows So 1904 70; heifers So 500
6 10; Gamers 81 0O93 90; bulls g 500
4 30; calves 81 0067 Is; fed Texas
beeves 81 1905 30; grass Texas steers
s. 5oQ4 s.; western range oeeves
averaged PIC higher; fair clearaneei
mixed and butchers So 9O94 l2Is; good
10 choice, heavy, 50 s584 10: rough
heavy 50 S59S 90; light IS 1904 OH;
bulk Of sales 81 OO94 O5, Sheep active
at 1O615c higher; native wetherS 81 001
4 IS; lambs 81 O0Gb IS; western wethers
81 2564 60. western lambs S 1905 6S.
Receipts 1900 head; hogs, 3d.
600 head: sheep, 1900 head.
A lot OF fancy Christmas beeves were
sold here to-day for IS Is to IS so per
100 pounds, the highest price brought in
this market since July, 1888, when the
top price OF twenty years was reached.
The lot sold to-day consisted Of f6 two-
year-Old Aberdeen.AnguB steers, raised
by Illinois experts and weighing from
1880 to LIS pounds.
EAST LIBERTY-cattle, steady, ex-
ira S 7596 90; prime IS 6o96 IS; COM
mon So COCA 60. Hogs steady; prime
heavy 81 16G4 20: mediums and heavy
Workers. "a 12Is; light Workers. and pigs
81 12tsD4 10; roughs 50 1898 Is. Sheep
steady: choice wethers 81 1904 40;
common 81 5062 so; choice lambs
s. 2065 50: common to good 50 6085 L.
Veal calves 81 0O@7 50.
cINcINNATI-Hogs active at 50 500
AS.
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DISCIPLINE
Of the Methodist Protestant Church
Under Revision.

VI tu6 449bAgAA9t = 4RSSSsS'aH-f
Under Revision.
BALTIMORE, Dec. 1.-THE commit
tee appointed by the general confer
ence Of the Methodist Protestant church
at Kansas city in 1895 to make thor
ough examination of the dibcIpline' of
the church, with a view toSlputting in
form and reporting TO the next gem
eral conference such matters of revis-
ion as may appear necessary. has be-
gun its work at the carrollton holtel.
1t viii probably require to-day and to-
morrow to complete the work The
general conference. to which the COM
ference win submit the result OF It's
labors, win meet at Atlantic City next
May.
The committee consists Of Dr. ]. w.
Herring, of Carroll county, Nd, presl-
dent OF the general conferences Rev J.
I. Murray, Of Baltimore; Rev. DR.. J. A.
Thrapp, Of the MuakIngum conference
OF Ohio; Rev. j. T. Rowell Of the Ala
bama conference; Rev, A. W. Robert
son, of the Pittsburgh conference; Rev
f. t. Little, OF Baltimorei Prof U. 8.
Fleming, of the West Virginia confer
ence. and Iii. W. L. Bering, Of the ln-
diana conference.
The propositions before the commit
tee embrace decided changes in the ad-
miniatratIon Of tho church. cover
ing the administration Of churches In
the annual conferences aud the man-
ner of conducting annual conferences.
They Include also the appropriation OF
money Tor educating young men for the
ministry. the examination OF candidates
for the ministry and the recommends
ton Of candidates for aid from the
board Of ministerial education.
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Nov YorE Mining Stocks.



CHIcAGo-Wheat was firm to-day,
supported by a good export inquiry,
light receipts and higher English mar
kets May closed h49tc over yester-
day. May corn closed hc up and May
oats unchanged. Provisions rele9
strong on good investment demand
and liberal outside business May pork
closing 1b0171i. May lard 6@Igac, and
May RIBS TIC better.
British reverses in South Africa, by
stimulating the Liverpool price, We're
indirectly q supporting influence to the
wheat market here. Receipts continued
light and the combination OF these two
factors resulted IN a arm tone to the
market at the opening initial figures
for May, 69h 66SNc being kR4Sc over
yesterdays close. The holiday dullness
was upon the market and Bcalpers took
profits at every opportunity, the nigh
plane which was the solid basis Of the
price throughout being occasionally
fractlonally indented by their opera
lions. The close was strong: MAY ~. up
M1%c over yesterday at 6sh46s9tc;
New York reported fifteen boat loads
taken for export.
Atlantic port clearances in wheat and
-four were equal to 4Se, 500 bushels. Pri-
mary receipts were $4,000 bushels,
against 100000 last year. Minneapolis
and Duluth reported $40 cars, compar-
ed with 32s last week and 7i6 year aga.
Local receipts were thlrty-seven cars,
ten Of which were Of contract grade.
Corn held steady, helped by the
strength OF wheat, q fair shipping de-
mand and the small offerings from
first hands. The market was quiet and
fluctuations were narrow. The seaboard
reported fair export demand and ca
bieA were up. Clenrances were 72ll00
bushels and receipts here 24S cars. The
Illinois State report makes the crop
2OS, 900, 900 bushels. May ranged from
S2Ac to 32Nc, closing &c up ut s23sc.
There was practically no business In
oats, but the market, such RS It was,
chung closely around 24c for May, a
mark from which there Inns been no
important departure for weeks. There
was little shipping demapd and western
offerings were decidedly small. Clear
anoeH were $1,000 bushels. Local re-
ceipta were $50 cars. May closed un-
changed from yesterday at 24c.
Provisions were strong and Mt times
quite active, with plenty OF traders in
the pit. Relatively there was more
trade IN this pit than in any other. The
opening was ut n gain and thei nd
vance which followed was maintained
TN the close. Commission houses were
In the market with a plentltude Of out
side orders and local bulls added lIber-
ally TO their lines as an investment.
The demand for product was excellent,
The run OF hogs was under the esti-
mate, a fact to which the market owed
some OF It's strength. Western receipts
were considerably under last year's.
May pork ranged from $40 27M to
SO l2M, and closed lb@l75ae over yes
terday at so S75h 910 20: May lard from
s. COOS 67ys, closing b@1hc up at IS G5D
IS G7m, and May ribs from s. 4b to IS 50,
with the close TIC better at s. So
Wheat, 10 cars; corn. 1870 cars; oats,
1877 cars; hogs, $1,000 head.
Tho leadlnE futur08 ranHed a. fOllOW0s
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RROHIBIII0NI8Tg
AEainslt. e. zEIon y rlI1ll.Il.

\ d.
up Against the cuestipn q Eligihil-
ttyof Women
CHICAGO pet ne national
board q The pgdhihiton PARTY "a this
state met q this city to-day Is AZ the
date, select tie place ana il5ns tho eaii
for the national convention % 1870. The
reslspation q Chaigman samuel Dick.
g. % Albion Mich offered some time.
ago win b acted On at today mset-
Ing, Some Of the Committeeman e1-
pressed the opinion bsfors The commit
ZEE had essembl that the national
committees would refuse to accept
Chairman Dleids's. resignatIon ana
would ask him TO continue At the head
Of the organization until the convention
meets
+ One of the interesting questions that
may arise ID the eligibility Of women
az delegates; Women are not now ai-
Inltted, but there IS SAID to be a strong
sentiment In favor of their Deposition
on economic grounds. Several Of the
committeeman gave az q reason for
barring women that the party leaders
want to get the Prohibition party on
a basis Of practical politics, and that
this cannot be done while women, who
have no Votes in elections, are permit
ted to be a part Of the convention,
Most Of the committeeman favored an
early convention, putting the date at
May 80
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NEW YoRK-There was an abrupt
halt OF downward movement OF prices
on the local exchange to-day and some
recovery was established in tin on a
return OF buyers and more reassuring
news from abroad. But business did
not reach normal proportions In any
department with the market finally in
n more or less nominal condition. At
the close the metal exchange reported
pir iron warrants as nominal and lower
TO sell. Lake copper dull and nominal
at SIC 1901 90. Tin Glrmer for spot
and easy for futures at S25 25G25 60
Lead steady at 81 65Gp4 as. Spelter dull
Mt 81 6O14 TO- The brokers' price for
lead is 81 45, and for copper $l7 90.
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a CHICAGO syndicate.

CHICAGO. Dec. ls.-walter 7. He
Der. arrested here to-day CHARGED with
using tie malls for fraudulent purposes,
to-day confessed before United States
Commissioner Humphrey that he had
grown wealthy through his swindttng
operations. Postohioe Inspector Stuart
has received scores Of complaints,
mostly from women, which indicate
that Heber operated through the mails
In every part Of the country. he adj
vertlsed extensively, Offering to SEND
I'VE hundred samples Of silk and other
articles upon receipt Of IS cents. As
an extra inducement he guaranteed 70
reproduce In oil photographs sent him
by customers. When arrested numer-
Gus photographs were found and his
mail on the day Of his capture COM
tanned nearly $500 In sums from % cents
to S. Among the aliases under WHOM
he operated were the following; A. y.
Burnie, r. L. Tolman, George =. True
q. Fatuman and L. Hayden. The au-
thorities believe Heber is also an as
summed name.
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nrv Goods.

NEW YORK-General market con-
tInucs In all lines OF staple cotton, hut
the demand Is still sufficient TO keep the
market bare of ready supplies md well
sold hhend aud to leave Its strength un-
impaired. Advances OF 7h per cent IN
some lines Of wide sheetings. No
change Of moment in other directions.
Good demand for narrow odd goods IN
print cloths Prints Arm, with steady
demand. Wooden and worsted dress
goods strong and tending upwards in
both places fancy lines. Silks quiet,
but the tone Is stronger.
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Wool.
NEW YoRK-wOol dull.

DIR. WOODS Norway Pine Syrup
seems especially adapted to the needs
Of the children. PLEASANT to take;
soothInB IN lts influence; Il II the rom
edy OF all remedies for every form Of
throat and lung Diseases.
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RRESBYTERT Ends.
A very Probable md ht. ting
wia
OF A DEVOTIONAL CHARACTER

The Spring Meeting to Be Held at
wellsburg In April Ths Cha4ao-
terisacs u ! sacoe aiul Pulpit
MinistsF Discussed yesteFday The
Municipal Reform Movement was
Endorsed.
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OIL CITY-Credlt balances ylTB; cor
tlilcates, no bids or offers: shipments,
barrels.
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TIME AToNoNqAH ROUTE IS TIM
Short Line betE9en Eairmont and
sure CONNECTIONS. when travelling 10 or
from CiRrkfburg or We1t VlEgiRia ana
PittsbnrEh railroad points, eco that your
ticNafG read via the MonnngahelR River
Railrold Close Connections at Falrmont
With B. & o. trains, and at ClRrkphurg
with u. 3 o. and W. v. 4 p. tralnG. Tick
oti via this route on sale NJ all b, q D,
md W., ". & p, r. II. stations.
HUGH q, BoWLEs, Gent. Bupt
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-12-14

ORDINARY b6asehold accidents
have, no terrors when there's q bottle
Of DR.. Thomas Ecleetric OH In the
medicine chest. Heals burns, cuts
bruises, sprains. Instant reliet.-2.
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Electric cars Bridgeport to Wheeling.
BelIalre and Martins Ferry. Consult
agents for best routes and lowest rates
Ia an p0Inth A. G.. CARREE.
General Passenger Agent
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Parlor car wheeling to PittabuEgh on
9.ts n m. and 6:S5 p. m. train. central
time. zone hour slower than Wheeung
FllI's'A ]. q. ToMLINsoNs
Passenger and Ticket ABene
Agent for al Steamship 4neA.
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lIiuli compared 7iih ho1d "a ai6ciri
Total laiei par Value, .los 0o
United stafs5 - l1lyaiii cent