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4 NEED OF HEFuHM.
The City Undergoing Partial Plague o
a 7HE Thick lDarSucss -.ast -,.fts..

AhC OAuCtNViNts u 1luSuG OIL
M Thick Daraucss.
j Monday nigat numerous st:ssts and locali-
tiea about ths city were wrapped Ia almost
total darkness, relieved only at interyule BIZ
come solitary street light tina! burned with
about The bfillisrey. OF a candle. Yesterday
the complaints iLaElSel! in acainst the Ges
Works and Trustees Tor allowing such s.s Ia
Of things wese IunteIoua Tbs weather. was
surely mild enough tn hsv0thaweL out tile
pipes ,tat hays bsen stlege. TO be- frozen 10.
got on Ellt.en.h y seet only tgo posls wcre
found lighto;t, fully onc.half OF those on
Seventeenth street weIe not hurains, aud all
DYE. East Wheeling complaint was heard
From The South s'le :he!e $3.50 came word
hat numerous street. lamps eYa uot lighted,
Ga Market stree: from tho bridge ~ up to
Twelfth street ) there weto three or
four la!pps THAT were not burning.
TEis i i sne OF The mos. important
districsa in tbs oily, sad Yhea tho lights nse
burning st their btst, four or dive mora pos,p
etc ntetca; ard 'ile SINE NAV be said ct
aain street, a!ong these snme tqIares. Alter
the stores close III sons places it ia very dark,
and when the pests thu: are along tbs slreet
ere not burn!rs II .il9rds n splendid oppos.
tuIity luG tHe burRlaf loot'EEc; and 60
II does oil oyet. The city. 1hs,e Is bold and
dangerous ganRof th.roa In the city, aud
Thils they pu:sae their calling rs bgirslsss
Oh nights when eSeiy lamp .is burning
tbey ars llSely 10 btcome boIdsr
and moro daring when thei. movements are
covered by darkEtss. Another, II ason WIN
the lamps shau'd se ligAted is ;hat In the
ptesan. hoirib!c condition OF tAs payemeats
and crotsiats enc Is llable to BE- covered
with mud 10 getting about. I72 ~,
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u,r,hdny Cclebra,Ion a, Cl,ysyi,,c

Mr.. Daniel Shelter, Of ClaysyiIIe, Pa, celg.
bra,ed his s!x.y-e:gh!h birthday last F,idsy.
The event was observed BY Z Dix family r..
union a. his residence, together with q tew
5warm friends residing III Claysvillc. MI.
Shelltr'a brother Michael, a leading Clays.
vile ma,chaut, end his sister,, Mrs.. Maria.
rct:g bi.uey, wife oissmuel Blaney, prom.
Ment farmer living near aylors,own, Wash
Gington county Pa. we're With their brother
These three ara tho only surviving chill.
!. dreu OF the family At IL o clock SHARP ,he
diuing room door was opened aud the rueo.s
gathered around table loaded down with
an abundance Of good things which, urSsr
the direction Of the hostess, were gotten no
In the ulcs! Isppetzirs manner ]; possible.
a iter dinner, when all were seated In ;he
.pellor, Rsv. Mr.. Willetts. In few well tirled
and appropriate remarks. presented Mr.
Shelter with 4 very handsome gold.ht AIDED
cane. II was gift from bis children-an syi.
tlence Of fiiliaI regard. Engraved upon II
was s the word H"Fa,her." It w,sf"a
NJ \ Z emblem p Of the N fact 4 aud asur-
ancs that upon them lie might look for earth.
" support and comfort in these, his declining
Yeas i Tho children were not iorcettul al
sSeir fathers faithful and devoted compan.
;on: thsi. loving mother. She received a
aendtone ga!d breEstpin. There followed q
gsy social time. When the, company depart
d an impressive prayer was offered BY Rev.
VI, Patterson, Of the a.. =. Church. iig51
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1T. ClAsesylI.xF.S
4 School TeMclcr Wins n Szit-C0ur,
nud 0iIIer Items.

4 School IeMchcr sins n Hzit-C0urt
~, nud 0iiler Items.
Council met Monday sight *
William MsIasts,s, oil Bsllairc, is In town,
Prof. Q. W. Elliott was not well enough TO
teach Monday. 10 -
Joseph Bean!.a young man ID yra,s Of
age, had his les bslken whilo coas,iag on
Moadny. ~ ,5..a- q, ...7, - -
q bsud Of Tu,ks With bear esd monsev
nlsue much Amasement for the little ones
Monaoy, y5tr 4s%Ils,= r.,7.,. ,r''S : e' go
The Grand Jury received their charcs yrs.
ta'asy afternoon and retired 10 t;eir room 10
Eesr witnesses and deliberate. n + - !
STaera will DO an oyster supper at W. O.
Ranking next Friday evening. About rev.
euty live inv!,aliana are issued. 10
IT was the store OF J. II. Horn, Of Fa,rso;r,t
that was robbed last week. Quits a aaanti.
" Of ready made clothing and cutlery was
stolen. r. ,.5 VI -
The narrow pause has more laborars along
their road than usual, on account OF numor.
ous slips along the road. They have kep: it
clear 20 this Time, W. '''
. Mrs. Winters, nee Misa Ida McKslyey.
Of this piece, but now OF Grand
Forks, Dskota. Is visiting Mr.. a. T. Nickel.
ysy. Mr.. .McKelyeg's son, Clarence, is still
improving '
John 'Ferren was much surprised when he
cana homo If m Wheeling last evening and
found about sixty OF his iriendsat hIs honer.
Ills vile orga1iza1 the surprise party to cais.
ofate bis ort,:aecon1 birthday. Gs
Many lawyers were on the strsets ytsser,
lsy, among them cx.Judse Vim. OSsv nj
D. Danford, Of Bellaire. j. a.
crgc'aft, Of Whcslinl; H. J. G. D,enntn nj
;iinueapolis; N. s. Wilson and T.. W. Ems.
'op, Of GAINESVILLE, f2 -"
Tho School beard OF Glencoe distr;c.
rhomas Aul', James Wiley and Robsrt F ~;
on. agreed 10 pay Mr.. Z. B. Thomas for ar
eaching their school about $50 per Term ~,
uors than the Bourd OF Education allowed
or that district. When they ditcova.ei
heir error they refused to pay Mr. Thomas
Who then brought sui: b tore Squire Davies
eainst said directors which resulted in war.
Hot for M. Thomas Tor the full amonnt
Nth inseIes! up 10 date. q. 1'N"'
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A Ifur&c Sinks Ia n Acwnr

"a psculiSr accident happened On Ecli
street just s3cth: oi Eigatsdntb, yeste 'dsy.
Tho f0ur:fooE bsitk sewer had broksn 10; aid
ala-ga holo knd been washed in the ground.
Tho frozen crust Of ground s6s.cined Tho sur.
face, but since Thy ,hswtis has grown iter
aud softer. Tomnie O BssGN, an East Wheo'.
ing boy, was riding over 1t on u horse
belonging 10 ,MrsNs II, ,a1i G Pane,
tho farmers, when it gaye wny,3 and
capped By jumping Tho ground around
csved, II. and :ne.rly buried the horse,
Digging proved vsinto er.r cate thc animal,
mad asuerrickSas. procured at the City Gss
Works by gentlemen CONNECTED with tho
Board Of Public Works, ard the hosEs lifted
ont bodily: An ugly hole Xix feet by eight
was lott: The hosso vas sl!ghtly, but not sc.
,iously ipia1ed. " y Z W.
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The O.iO alyer Road.

The Ohio River railroad construction fcrcr,
having completed the work Of laying track
to tho BenWocd ex e9sian Of the PeSiky, are
now engaged IN blllssllng the read, between
Mouni1vi!le and TINT point. s1,. 1a-5 e.
Il is said tia: an immense amount oil work
will be necesslty in the Na!rows below
aouIdsville, removing the ssyera! heavy
land Slides tia. hsv, come down on Tie
track, before the tte!n eau pass cver that
pGr! OF tie road, md tho force resume tracs
laying south. The tfatk 10 sso reported
badly out Of .liue in places owing 10 tho
giving way of the new ruad bed. - 1t
About d d, z!n mora new csc for the River
Raud Erriyed yesterday ut MoundsyiIla.
Engineer George Alton, Of the cons rue
tiun Train, hes won popularity along the
road by his accommodating trus,uens.1 He
~ m Old Fort Wiyne man, aud a veteran
engineer. " E.tJl. w i3g.FiBs ws y
At tho election in psE T: casant on ss.ur.
day lnnt on tho proposition 10 subscribe SIS
GOO 10 the block q the Ohio River read, more
than tho necessary three.fittha veto was csst.
Mes. Of the exile. sion will probably DO bn!lt
during the coming summer. - - ~ :.
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MiRTih'S EEy.,tY,
NeHs Notes and Persnn2lB rrar Our
II; hsqr heishhur.

NcHs Notes and PersnnHis rrarl Our
h,ar heiGhhur,
Russsll Medill is conhacd 10 tho hose BY
sickae!s. :
Cns,lcs Durkle, who resilts in cls k's nd
di,lon, is seriously III, i-i .Gls.,
Tho puddlias department Of the L,ughlin
mills started up yesterday.
Mr. D1eunen, whose illnsss has been noted
before, vas somewhat osttc, yesterday.
Mayor Mitchell together with o;hor ci;i-
ian, we5e az q; C!aiEayllls yesterday sItenE-
ine tho Grand jury.
Manager Aba Baron, OF the pudding de.
rartmeut Of the Mingo Iron Worss, was il
town yesterday Waiting old friends. <Ga Z,
WIS, Dilworth, agent Of The Cleveland &
Pittsburgh railroad Ut Martins Fcrty, las re-
signtd his place. No appointment 10 The
vacancy hes yet beea naue. &; llt;i.-i.3 J. :,
John Hayne, empiospllat srssce,s Aeri-
cultural Works, hnd 'hia hand badly crushed
yesterday By tn accidental b!ow from Il
Hledge hammer in tue hands Of q fsIloI work.
man. 90 r !7ES p, 81 tl-l'tE. [f,E'
= The most Important ca8i fore Tho Grand
Jury at ST.. C.aIlsTille Ii tbstoi Dr. Hinner.
man, vino IL cuursed With giving mscIcInc 10
Ella Lgtle, OF Martina Ferry, to prodnce an
ABORTION, from the effects OF when she died.
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ftELLeERE,
Suit for Damages fer kiliins "a Man,
Iurs:lnrs, cic, rr' H.lu

Suit for Damages fer Killing u Man
isurslnrs, etc. AtE' IHU
M. Altemeyer, of the Bcnwosd Nail
Works, benwo6d, WAS Ebout town yesterday.
James Morrill, hes taken his place in tue
oitica at the 9. Il P. shops instead Of Charles
Hamilton. aa@-l n WV
N. William Sharp aid daughter Mis- Ja;.
sie, & It home yesterday from q Tip to various
easlorG cities. ,s IN ~
The roads to the river at the vaslo; land
ings are left 10 bad condition by the ice aud
itaFipg mud 4i5'zE =;I5 fI3T
The Telegram AZ d the Cduyier bath brocsh,
up small supplies OF butter aud .errs yrster.
day. The price Of eggs here is from fS1ty 10
Sky cent?, taese dsyg -
/ A new building will bs put Up on thu To-,
acj ,ininR Dr.. S.owell, on Belmont s;r4c:.
aud Mr.. PiSifsnbach will lake bis s!o,o room
- Union street, ncar Z. II. Meals I!yers
stable. ~ ..5.s.asf. -
An astampt.was made Monday night tplob
tue store Ct G. II. Muth, GU Union s,.ust, A
hole WIS hotad In the door, uu, The barking oil
aGog In the a!0.c walked The reiehbgYs and
frightened away tie ,hi,ves. 1 '.i,121f.Fs.. i
Harry Leith, who ives in the C. & ?. tc!e.
grsph Cfice few days In Arthur WalIipg's
place, hss gone lous to Weli.villa, and
Charles Tcrser, OF Bridgepl rt, has been az
pointed to the place permanently. ~ -
NJ. Hugh Thomps,h, of Bsnvood, ard
Mis-, DORIS Wall!ng, daughter Of Capt, DAyia
Walline, were r,arfied ye;tssdav noon at
the residence OF Nj. Mailing On Gravel Hill
Rsv. 3. y: Brown, OF thu Eecond Pnsbyie.
rlan chnroh, performed the CEREMONY, The
coupe VIII 60 at once 10 housekeeping 10
Ecnwcoa. rs ~ q > -. = II
A greet 1sny OF The 9. IL +. enlp,oyss at
his point and others arc at 81. Clsir,yilIe to.
day as witnesses in the case Of Meek vs.. the
Pennsylvania Co. This Is TIE third rial Of
this csse--s claim for damages by Mrs. Mack
on account OF the killing y. her n"shusd on
the track nsAr ti,a tNdian run bridge while
the yard engine was making switcs, q
This growth oi RE!isiIe 10 lhuan plainly III
tho growth Of the pu5l!c schools. oipce The
building Of tho ccntrA! school Ii ,uss .here
have teen bn;ls livo new schop! houses. Twu
Of them have barely been oCened, and yet
tho pressure LGs nsda II necessary
10 Gate aaotEer scLool, q q - rr;-
mary, CT which Miss Minnie Marsh has beer
appointed teacher. 1t is in The Central
building. the Other schools being charged
around 10 make loo:a ysff5{,s',i. - =. :,
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. q, orators nn., or,,orr !

This IS the title Of q large, libsr,lly, i,lur.
trs.ed aud att,ac.iyely. bound work pre nnrad
BY Q. u. Whitman, OF the Iowa State press
Association, and published by Feirbsnks.
Palmer & Co., Chicago. F. T. Speyer &, Co., Co.,
1910 Market ntrset, are the Wheeling sesni.
The book o3Ateirs tketchea and portraits nj
notable Americans from Washington infv NJ
together with lhelr utterancls on topics nj n,
importance. Famous speeches born to mn.
dying lame are brought together with uttsr.
nnces OF moro practical character, Ths
spsecbcn cover oil The great political oues.
tons which have at various times aroused
the country. There is ample rouul II,
!" American Orators and O'atory,"5i whinh.
although just from the press, Is already
nsesise With q large ,ale. q, 80 ' !
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Il coior,.u i m wa, !. wnl,Ic Z. ", 3,

William sbtphSrl, lhp os.oypou, or rather
muatto, who wsa mentioned Yesterday "a
having beenaent 10 jill bySquiss Axle 10 an.
awer to y charge " p.a.iug his white vile.
vas GiYeu u hes.ing yesterday Afternoon:
Mrs. Shepherd, who GLAZING to have .iIudiNn
blood In her veins, and looks CO IL she might
have, arrived ut Squire Ankles before lsr
husband, and whom the latter arrived In
cla'ped her to his bosom and plead for for.
gtveness. He was fined $40 and costs, pay.
Meht 81 Thtch ne secured: 6e iton took an
Went home with ths primer OF Ills bosom
Hrs. Shepherd says he Is kind and indul.
gent husband when tober. It Is, said that
Shepherd lato!y s,ab5sl risn in Pit,sbureh
and came here to avoid pun shmsnt. : nun.
Der oil. witnesses aworo 10 hia usual peacefrl
behavior yesterday. He Is an Intelligent
looking yellow man 0, q or 80 years, u. : ! =
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:A-D0UBhE STEELTRAOK
TARoUeA.THe CITY FOR The 3. g Q,
To he Lnid Snutti Of tho Creek, n Cornell
Gfants Pcr,nis>ion, and the Present I
Trnch on Sixteenth street 10 be
w, a banuoncd-COun To. Night.

For some length Of tina various rumors
have been eff d. 10 the efSet that the D. 4 0.
Railroad Company was dssiraus OF changing
the route CT It's Hempfls!d division through
The ely, and residehts o. Sixteenth s.Eees
hSve consi5ersd this contamination de-
vou.ly 10 be wished. Nothing d. iiai.o IN the
way OF q proposition from tho company has
ever transpirat, however, 10 give color 10
Miller ordered g call for 4 special meeting OF
Council to to held this evening". 10 take nc.
ton on y patition from the Raiumore& Ohio
Company for tho right OF way over certain
slsests aud alleys for new line through the
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LOYAL happenings nud Event. In IN,

Loyal happenings md Events in .hy
tF rs! "nud tity."
The Esna sill starts up to-day alter abort
idlenest. y Il, "a .9S : '15'
Assistant Postmaster George pitler is laid
One plain drunk wa, The ex,en; Of The
caisedness yesterday. ~ -,
Oh, that this too. too soft mud wonld RI.
eolre i's'li into dug. aud blow ava, =,
a grand ball Is the order OF the dtv MT
Ferre!'s Hall, Ae!navllls, this evening. :.
I. D. B:anum, Tho principal salesman Of
DiIworth Brothers, Pittsburgh, his returned
home after pleasant yisi. to friends here. :
A!stter was dropped In Tho postoflice We. !.
terday bearing the following a,pe;gcript.on
"Eold Iind, Wopa IOWA p.ma luasn Gaess
II, who can, .-5$I.! ~ -
pso!s. Orr and n7gers aud Dr.. j. M Todd.
md Harry ESbb leave for bethany. ". Va
lc.asy, where they SO TO attend a Nss,nin
supper to be gwen in that town this eyenlpg.
At The meeting OF the Board lof sDirsctpf,
OF tho la Belle g'a:s works, Mr.. Joe Harris
was elected wtatera travelling agent for tho
NJ. Harris formerly held The
eastern agency fos the company with heat.
quarters u New York city. i:7Ess5 d. 90,
e IL @ D l.. IL NHH
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Special Sale.

- -.TITF T-nI'SCFNs s1H1Vs -l,.7. 100 ;
10 Close out c. rain mskes OF shoea I will
make Il special sale Ct 73 "a {; y ,.;;aff,i!
i I, % pairs Of Womsn's Hand sswed Shoes at:
!, - pairs Of Women'a French Kid Buttcn
shnes ut IS s5. worth IS 50. -. ~
20 l:sofWnmsn's Cloth Top Button sh ;es'
AZ " so, worth Sc 50 E'l - -G.' {, ~,
- ~ y pair Of Women's Kid Button Shoes at
81 40, worth 50 GU. 6 -; T5lls y J, g714
,,42pa;rs Of Misses, Kid Worked.bole Bpt.o1
Shnsa ut 5 $50. worth So so. h5.,
!. :, o. pair uf Misses Morocco Worked.holc
sutton ~ Shoes ut 81 IS, worth So co. y3; l Z,
INC above rocca are fisst-rlnss, good, sizss
cnd ys:y cheap. fit3 ~ l.. v. BLoSp.c : !
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nv" re DIG Eot>kI.eOulatc In Enrtlcrn
II % - S-pncific,t u

He sAs a well pr.tca but speculative bust.
ness msn-had read Il marvellous fortunes
s; hasnwon by little puts and calls
~ northern Pacific preferred stock. y HeHrf
lleG,ed; ha drew his little enyings on hin way
70 Hn,i strestI to DO the dead En- route
toe!1 hesaw gu advertisement showing wha,
ceutn .op dene With IS Invested in a ticket in
, !, aoa'hly D!ewipE OF Tho Louisisua stalls
.otery. He reconstructed, and sent his ST
% a. a, ;nsnphin, New Orleans. La, md
crew lodoO peroent ti500)I He pi.iee
tl,sa VINO lest in ,Nor. hern Pacific Preferred,
put r. lo'ees at Louisiana State Lotto: y, Pre-.
l3h,S when distribu,i, n Of over soG5 an
sill os msde. !lts;Ha;o1 Gt;elflGrss ;.p,WS
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n v l-II UWs .II@IsI
AStw C0nl COMPANY.

\. A certificate Of Incorporation was ,yes,er.
day issued'bs Secretary OF State staIusker IL
the Cedar Grove pu.e Goal Company. Of .Ce,
DIR G:oye,S Karswha: county, HAVING q cant.
tai stock Of $1,000, viii the priyilere nf
increasing II to $50 0O0. The shares ars SD
and are held as follows Joseph W, Durbln
Williemstowp,, Pa, lis shares; Jemss@ ~
Dnrbir. OF Lykens, Pa. 1903 shares: William,
Ca!es,$ot: hampton, Kanawha COUNTY. 81,
sbares; !ohn Tempelt Of til, same Mace 70
stares; William J. Durbip, OF WiIJiams.
town, s shsrts, and John Durbip, Jossph' IL
Heisler, Stanton @. Dusbin, ali OF Wiliiam,.
town, AID Horace G. Durblp; of Ly Esns,, /
share each. 5i n s.s,s5 n y :, ~ y =
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Thermometer Record

The following shows the range OF tho Their.
monieter, asobservod Mt Schneptudrus store
Opera House corner, yesterday: F:s'
-. N. 12a.s 7r.H.r u Az. 70 M.yr.u,7P.s
81 y % ~ Is c; 60 Ct
Z ~ ~ Y s55;5.a MnlcsTIoNs. Ills Gf}l.
H. VasAISeToH, D. O.. February c. l:S0A 4, 81.
For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley, ,a.n,
partly cloudy and slightly cooler weather,
variable wines; generally higher barometer,
+ For ths Lower Lake region, partly cloudy,
becoming variable, followed BY rising baron,..
tter during tho Might. .-aL. ~. \. n, n.
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h1mNAHaIs THE TINE al
HW az WV TO CURE III
Nv WsHH SKIN HUMORs, \

,,n a! !his.cston, wien the blood ned pcrp!ra.
tm! a!g i0aded With tmfurttcg that tisiSurinr
h ~, aunllGt'ug EruptIons Itchi1g roIturrs,
S Sn. hiienn o. w ma. rsoIAs. Tritc.i King.
Wn.m, taoy Nnmurs. scroiuh, Skcr6fulcus s0:cs,
t aosGitsses and Iiscnarsing Nouucs. and every
sptots O lch!ns Etaly and Pinply Disease sol thS
GAIN a;ld scatn sre NEST speedily and ecouo,nicaJi
cuIE'l y the GrtNilr. RnIla1l Lei -. s,....
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OBJ .IlI3l zIutelliiqs,Iltej,'.:::..
Office: aos. Is and 81 Four,ccn.h slsccI.


! Waatea-A Girl. E.
Netiee-W. i. Simpson. ~
Stocks For ss!s--l. Irwin, Agent.
Z l. 0. 0. i. Funeral NoIice,
An Old Soldier. FEH. uag
Fone:al Nosice-uesd OF LEGAL.
Excelsior Baking Powder. -. ID
Z Dr. John L. Smith Thiru page. ,47,
Special Ssls Of Carps,s-G. Aendel 4 Co, !,
Parlor Coal Vasel-Sesb!at & BIO. ,s'.g
CopasIneiship-Simou Baes's sons-Head
Of Local. sllFi 9.a,5 SO -
}, No,ice-L. Vaas-Heid OF Local. n 3
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III IseA FACy.4

Hundreds Of 'ttes In onr possession fcapes o,
W., WaiGn maybe BY tetulnmsiD are our autno-.
n;o,s 9s rhe! assertion ia. shh real and blood Hu
sasw ~mnSsaeI seHiuonst Inherited or Coutayious.
liz S'om 10 rcrmHdcniy cured BY CuIcura lie.
s sis wa nS" Blood rurlier Dluc,ic anu Ape.
Ky e -. GHtieufa and Eutcuta sosr
tMe ssets skin Cures and Rcauf'r,, OK aly n
any VIC ime and .. one half the expeL So al
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+ FRESH ARRIVALS OF Black Sn,in
Puff, "lhe lai.ss.'' Fresh and lovely
designs In fancy Seckwear. Full Dress
shirts and Matter Jackets ut tho Star, :,
~. d. GUNDLlNG i CO.,
. 36 Twelfth Street.
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Important Notice.

Tho only flavor in the Seal skin Cjear IA
that given by q secret com binat;on Of The
tneat pure Havana Toblccog prope,ly r..
handled. No t1uga Firs;.cls,s d, sIe;s Fan.
Gle them. No. N: CHILLY, agent. y
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