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Mrs. Jones' SAD DEATH.


No Ground for Stories Of CIimS-Alarlln'a
Ferry News Items.
Tho remains, which consisted Of a few
bones and the heart OF Mrs. Betsy Jobe,
whose sad death occurred by being barn
cd up in her dwelling Thursday, at Mt.
Pleasant, Ia correct account OF which ap.
peared in yesterdays INTGLuoRNcsR),
have been found among the debris
From the location in which they were
discovered, there is no doubt that the old
lady had been awakened and 20. up, pos
sibly to make her way out OF the build
ing, and was overcome by the smoke, Gs
they were not found in the locality where
the bed stood. Mrs. lobe was Old and u
little eccentric In her ideas and ways OF
living, always preferring to remain alone.
She has two brothers at q distance, we'll.
to.do, who have at different times en-
deavOred to persuade her TO make her
home with one or the other OF them, but
she always refused. AS regards the sem
sational report that she might have been
murdered Tor her money and the house
afterwards fired to cover up the deed,
there is nothingin II. The poor old lady
had but o few dollars. ii any, and was no
doubt provided for by her brothers and
kept in the manner that she desired to
live. She waa nged between 10 and 50
years, and had lived tho most Of her life
inthe vicinity Of the spot where abe 80
suddenly mat her end.
MARTINS PERRY ITEMS.
The ierryboat, Climax, was not running
yesterday on account Of the heavy ice.
Jesse Selby returned last night from q
two weeks visit to Morgantowu, W. Va.
Mr., Hall, Of Parkersburg, W. Va, was
In town yeaterdsy in company with L. w.
Reid, OF Bridgeport.
Tom Wright, for being drunk and dis
orderly, was put in the lookup yesterday
afternoon by Officer Hanson.
Mrs. A. link and children, who have
been visiting at Pittsburgh the pas. two
weeks, will return home to-day.
Mis-. John Fowler, OF Clark's addition,
who died Thursday, will be buried at
Weeks Cemetery to-day at l0A.M,
The team belonging to w. HymeF, re,
ported SIS running of the other day, did
not run OIL. The tongue Of the wagon was
broken by the horses backing Mr.. H.
reports his team as very quiet one.
The project on foot to organiss a bicycle
club is still at fever heat, The object Is to
get fifty or sixty members, each one OF
which will be taxed a dollar weekly, and
tho money applied to the purchase OF
bicycles. Just as soon as the price OF one
is paid in, one will be bought ant. drawn
for.
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Music tonight attlis 4lhanbra Palace
rink,
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Ear

ENoR RENT-A DESIRABLE TP0S'S
L. Room On the lec'nl floor, with card Al NJ,
Chapllne IlIeet. eti.@
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rMG CANTON HXpEDrrIoN.
Return of tho wheeling Folk, Who Were
thB Hotel HuffDId Ouo,iDv.

Return Of tho wheeling Folk, Who Were at
the Hotel HurfoId OpOtiDg.
The Wheeling people who attended the
opening and christening Of Mr.. Ed. s.
Norton's new hotel, "The Huriord," at
Canton, Thursday night, returned home
Mt 0 o'clock last evening. The number
attending from here vas not "a large "a
had been expected, but merrier compa.
ny 1t Woul-Gaye been hard to find. They
had aglorious time. The opening was a
very swell affair; between four and i've
hundred guests were present, and the
dressing was superb. The Wheeling party
was royalty entertained by Mr.. and Mrs.
Norton, Mrs. Keepers Mr.. Bob Nor.
ton, who 10 Clerking at the hotel,
aud Mr.. Ed. MeAser, who was for
so long time steward at the Mcclure In
this city and who holds the same position
in the Huriord. The banquet In con.
neCtlon with the opening WIS under his
direction and was a magnificent one. The
Wheeling people made several very agree.
able atQuaintanUes and will always look
back with the plGasantest memories to
the Canton trip. Those who failed TO
accept invitations missed notable and
memorable event. The people from here
took with them as their attendant Jesse
Dixon, whose services were invaluable
both on the tip aud while in Canton.
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Mr.. 7. w. Atkins, Glrard, Kan, writes
II never hesitate TO recommend your
Electric Bitters to my customers, they
give entire satisfaction and are rapid sell.
els." Electric Bitters arc the puteSt and
best medicine known and will positively
cure Kidney apd Liver complaints. Purify
the blood and regulate the bowels. No
family can afford TO be without them,
They will save hundreda oi dollars In doc.
tors bills every year. Sold at fifty cents
o bottle by Logan & % MwT1W
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pE1LAtnk.
A sad p,ath-Tbo n. v. Chutea i,agaar.
Nsws Hotes.

A sad ptath-TbO 81. u. Chu'eh Bagaar.
news Hotea
Postmaster Wise ID on the sick llat.
Dr.. Rsaaoner Is very sick at his home on
Guernsey street
The tin stores here have agreed 10 close
after I $50 P. N. each day, except Saturdays,
Harry Butkhart, Of WoojsReld, with
his family, Wefsln the city yestetdaY.
Allies Nancy watkins Tell and broke her
wrist, She 10 living with Mrs. Caroline
Thomas, Of the First ward,
H. 4, McAiilloh, local editor oil Tie Bel.
lalre 7ribNHs, died alter a tedious illness al
bis home near LlOydsvllle yesterday morn.
Ing, about o'clock,
The baSlas, Tor which the ladies Of the
NJ. y. Church here have been busy pre-.
pairing iof some time past, opened very
Loot evening. There was 4
perfect lam In attendance, but everyone
enjoyed the occasion aud the indications
point 10 larger attendance ~!o.day, The
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gnblle Sale.
DUBLlO SALE
1or-
Planning Mill dachlnery, IIntldtOg Mat"
rlalS, lIOrses aud Wagons aud
Island Lot.

shall oIsf al publiosl for cash. y lhe hls,'
Cst bidder, Oh TUESDAY, February " ~. Vtt
nenolhR aL b'cloCk AN. Mt the building hW.5i
east corner Oi Marx II and Tenth 'tfeep, hh G
". Va, recently occupied BY Afmilf9pg, ,2 ~ M
Co., all the Planning MI Machinery Aaiggei w.
BY that iltm, consisting OF Planen mIlint IA.
chine, ltnOnlng Machine, thee NyulIns ~
OhinOS, Vatieiy MOuldei, Blind Stat Maehi.ie' NJ.
MOrGlCeS, IDiilof sash aud DoOT and ruy AIN
Chines with a llgO stock Of Locust !a1 mi
manufactured aud iOOiiti hubs H. NE iog.9. III,
gdWA Of cyofy variety W be l1nnd 10 Nl''g,,si
Mill Belts Pultys aud shAtlny, WE ", ,iys,i,g,
a ilrStclatl 10 Inch Cylinder Engine WIZ ,y,,titi
pump and heater. Also, q ltock OF Lungd ~ 9i,sp
klnd drrsSed aud undie'sed P g.,l,i NIX I.s w.,
E0Dd Work iioroS and iiarneR, two Wool ,bs
Dnoe PlSintei Including Onc large ana ''"""'
Giao the west half Of lot nutisefel gaa 9Sdi ri.
drtd and eishiyihtee iS9 Ia Otl2l ! ~, s' a 10
dillon - The city Of Wheeling, being ~. ts, ol
bfOpetiy CofiveSed By sitnuel MCClelag iO,WIs,yyj
lfIi Of Armstrong, C0cn 4 Co. w oc''
fep'u"'I TO- ''E' THOMAS OBWFS,
lei Assignee Of Armstrong, V''H"'N
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GAsMlBt- IILBUnN.
An Elegant RSoeptIOu TO u Wheeling Couple
nt PittLbnTRh,

ht tithburRh,
DR.. A. F. Gasrnire and his wife returned
to the city last evening on the Pswiky
train from Pittsburgh, where they were
married on Tuesday by Rev. DR., Ewing,
During their stay In Pittsburgh they were
the guests Of DE-. Gasmiro's friend, Mira.
G. w. Spencer, and her family at their
elegant and lospilab!s mansion Oh High.
land avenue, East End. Mrs. Spencer Is
the mother Of the rising star sc!ress, Mss
Lillian Spencer, and the family Ia one Of
high standing among the alis,OCratiC resi-
dents OF the East End
On Wednesday evening Mrs. Spencer
gave q large reception TO DR.. and Mrs.
GasmirU, which was notable society
event. Mrs, Spencer was assisted in re-.
Ceiving the guests by her fair daughters,
Misses NJ nnie and Edna. Anoog the
leading people OF Pittsburgh who were
present, were Rev. DR.. Ewing aud wife,
DIR. w. S. Yatep, Mr.. O'Neal, one OF the
proprietors Of the Dispatch, Mr.. and Mrs,
O'Neal, Mr.. Sutton, Mr.. Wilbur Spencer
and many others, Miss Minnie Spencer,
who is an accomplished performer on the
harp, added to tbs pleasure o. a most en-
joyable evening by some charming music.
DR.. Gasmire IS one Of the leading dent
lists not Gully cf Wheeling, but hasa Tepu-
tation all over the State, aud was one Of
tho prime movers in the establishment OF
the Dental Association. He will Ia warm
ly congratulated by his host Of friends in
Wheeling upon his good taste In selecting
a fair and accomplished bride.
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The strike, at Carnegie, Phipps Il Co.'s
mill, at Homestead, near Pittsburgh, has
come to sudden end, and w the steel
plants OF this vicinity have boon holding
the question u wages in allegiance to GER
tain extent, waiting settlement at Home.
stead, the result Of the strike there is Of
considerable interest to this community,
Two weeks ago the employees, 90 percent
Of whom are skilled worknen, made de-.
mands for increases In wages ranging from
10 to % percent. These demands they
stated they would hold out for, but it leak.
ed out Yesterday that the whole matter
has been placed in the hands Of a commit.
tee, with instructions to withdraw tho de-
mands and accept the 10 percent advance
offered by the firm at the beginning Of
the year. This is satisfactory to both sides,
and the mill will resume operations on
Monday next.
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NE rlnsr wARG SCHOOL AYN1x.
The Bids opened and tho Contract for Duild.
inst Lot YnhlardnY.


The Committee on Buildings and
Grounds Of the Board Of Education was
authorized atthe last meeting OF the Board
to receive and open bids and award the
contract for the building Of an annex to
the Washington district school. Last
evening this committee met and opened
the sealed bids which were as followst j.
A. Wood 4 Sons, 81, SOC; Hartong & Hanes,
81 100; Jerry O'Brlen, 81 sos; Charles 7.
Coil, 81, 1907; ]. A, Holiday &sons, 81, 1914 /;
J. W. Geisey, Sl,b7li Klevis, Kraft 4 Co.,
s., $50 The CONTRACT was awarded 10 Hol.
liday & Sons. The annex is to be two
story frame containing two rooms, one
upstairs and ope DOWN. It Is to be iurn.
iBhed by April L.. provided the weather
becomes open enough for the contractors
to get 10 work. It Is designed to accom-.
inodate some Of the rooms In the lower
DIVISIONS that are crowded to OVERLOOKING,
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The attendance yesterday was good, and
the interest increases. Kinsey, the col.
ored man, is holding back to keep himself
In good condition for the decisive contest
this afternoon and evening. Ho expects
to beat Brandt, but he will have to pull
out" to do it.
\ Stephens and Davis are making tho tbs.
ale for fourth place lively. Stephens was
oil the track awhile yesterday, Rnd. when
he returned Davis was ~ miles ahead OF
him. This gap, it will be noticed, has
been decidedly shortened.
Allen's good work the first day wps evi.
IDENTIFY too much for him. The contest
will close tonight.
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DusIxa q serious run Of whooping
cough at Saltwater, N. Y, the physicians
found that ACker's Ehglish Remedy was a
positive cure, and prescribed livery freely,
Logan 4 Co., and Charles MenEemeller
say that in all their experience they never
knew any metlicine 10 equal 1t, They
guarantee 1t to cure all Coughs Especially
chronic cases., Group, Asthma and Con.
sumption. TTnB6w
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A party Of surveyors has been operating
for some daysin the vicinity Of Finleyvillc,
Pa, They are working toward Monoga:
hela City, and claim they are surveying a
route Tor a natural gas line. 1t is rumored
that the aChenH was inAugufated by the
baltimore & Ohio road, the idea being to
connect the points named, by q branch
road, thus creating competition With the
Pittsburgh, Charleston 4 Virginia.
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Nnll WORT Notrr.

Ten pudding furnaces were set in oper.
alton at the Jefferson iron works on Tues
day, giving employment to about thirty
men. They will bs run several months,
A Calumet mailer is quoted by the South
Chicago Calumet rs remarklng that "there
was too much secret society action among
the nailers, and not enough business"
The Calumet says; "The nailers here are
still confident Of success, and take but lit.
lie stock In the published reports regard.
inn the increase OF new men at the Gum.
minPs mill, holding that they are simply
transferred from other mills, thereby
weakening the output at other points"
The Terre Haute Express Of Thursday
says 1.-THE nail works are turning out not
far from 900 kegs OF nails daily, SO an En-
prs reporter was informed by gentle.
man connected with the management OF
the works yesterday. Twenty.eight nail
machines we're In operation at noon, q
larger number than at any time since the
strike began. The company say they have
no information Of any more feeders who
desire to take machines, but will not be
surprised II applications are made. Dave
Phillips went to work in the heating de.
partment yesterday morning. One OF the
men who went To work on Tuesday was
Oliver, mailer, who had been stsnding
out with the STRIKERS. II was said last
night by man who had means OF know
ing, that forty machines were In operation
during the day"
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or Interest to Athletes,

James Robinson, trainer Of Athletes at
Harvard and Princeton Colleges, writes
from Princeton, January "a, 1886: "For
cuts, bruises, strains, rheumatism and
colds, | always AlloCk's Porous Plasterg
for myself and pupils, Never have known
them TO fail In over one hundred cases.
They strengthen the muscles and give In.
slant relief. They are the only external
remedy used by our athletes" NwEaw
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The mercury in the thermometer got
down to degrees below zero yesterday
morning Of SClinept's Opera House drug
store, and SOME Of the thermometers rex.
ister6d as low as "a degrees below zero.
Int night at o'clock the mercury at
sChnept's registered 10 above, and II was
getting percepibly warmer. Mr.. Gchnepi's
thermometer Is the only one in town that
II will do 10 swear BY" II was carefully
registered by competent person. ltBhow.
ed the following ascending temperature
Yesterday;
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AwnlkIpr skeleton.

Music to.night>at the ALEXANDRIA Palace
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WAsniNuroN, Fob. OIL A. M.-For the
Ohio Valley and Tennessee, warmer fail
weather, winds generally souLherly, falling
barometer.
For Lower Lake Region, warmer cloudy
weather With local SHOWS, winds generally
southwesterly, falling, followed In the
northwest portion Of the Upper Lake
Region, by rising barometer
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WE have now on exhibit our Fall and
Winter stock OF WOOlenS, being con-.
piete line OfSuliings, PantaloOnlngs and
OTerCOatlngs, which We shall get up In
IlrBt.tlaSs style and III, and NJ lowest
prices. Also, u full line Of Furnishing
VOOu' away ~ " 9. HESS q SONS.
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Mr.. q. Springer, OF Mechanicsburg, Pa,
writes: " was afflicted With lung fever
and abscess on lungs, and reduced to a
walking skeleton. Got free trial bottle
Of Dr. Kings New Discovery for Consump.
ton, which did me so much good that l
bought dollar bottle. After using three
bottles, found myself once more a man,
completely restored to health, with d
hearty appetite, and gain in flesh Of as
lbs." Call ut Logan 4 Co.'s drug store
and get Q free trial bottle OF this certain
cure for all Lung DiSeaaes!H Large bottles
81 90, MwpAw
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Now Is thn umsto buy hats and caps,
and gents, furnishing goods at your own
pflCes, which must DO closed out at once
III order 10 make room for Off nov stock,
NoirB DROs.
McI.ute House Hat Store.
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"W4RE headache Joins neuralgia, then
comes the tug Of vat" A wise general
Elaishals bis forces, charges With 8 bottle
81 Salvation Oil and The doughty foe lies
bringing In ths duct,
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NU,lcs

1beg leave TO notify my friends that i
have taken situation In Mr.. Il. 8. sChultz'g
South Side Shoe Store, No. 2l27 Market
street and inyit0 my lady friends 10 gall
and sue our full stock Of lSdiea shoes.
BRgECcA RlNEIIART.
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A fairly we'll attended and very enlhu.
siastiC meeting Of well known young gen.
tlemen Of The city who propose getting
iip an amateur minstrel performance for
Tie benefit Of some charity Waa held laat
evening. A plan was mapped out, the
matter thoroughly discussed and reso.
luton to carry the scheme through 10
success unanimously made. Another
meeting will be held Monday evening al
haumets music store for the purpose Of
picking out music, AsSigning parts, etc.
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EDWARD L. Hose 4 10. having purchased
the interests Of the Howe s. N. Co. and
secured the State agency for the Standard
Sewing Machine, will keep full line Of
HoweS and the elegant, swift easy running
Standard, with it5 perfect attachments aud
handsome woodwork, Don't fall TO see the
the Standard. See advertisement on an.
othUf page,
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There wan o scarcely perCeptlble attempt
10 snow last night, and Il would not besur.
prising II tshould rain before "a hours.
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GEO. r. TAYLOR will open this mora.
ing mis- Importation order Of EmbrOtdCr.
les. The stock Is large and designs very
choice, ind a saving Of Twenty-Five per.
cent Ia buy Ing out Of this stock.
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9elintolls ayptires.

NRUNITED PRESBYTERIAN
Wy CHuRCII-Rev, J. T. Mcclure DID, pastor
Services tomorrow at 1880 A. N, and ~, y, All
nrn Invited.
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wAsHlNdroN OIL FIELDS.
Democratic alton there Tors.spn by nn r.
psIIOuCsd Observer.

DtmOralII alton there Toretsen by Nn IA.
pSIiOnOsd Observer,
Col. Olem Steele, Of Lancaster, Ohio,
brother.ln.law Of Gen, Sherman, was at
the Stamm house yesterday on his return
home from Washington, Pa, where he
had been visiting relatives and taking in
The oil well situation, HO says the oil ex.
element threatens to revolutioniz9 the
staid old town Of Warrington by bringing
in class OF new corners whose ideas ci
lie and living are very much at variauCe
with the ancient Presbyterian notions OF
that community. For one thing, they are
putting up prices Oh renters and making
Washington q more expensive plsCs to
live than h0etolorG. A few more strikes
will intensity this condition Of things by
adding largely TO the number Of adven.
luerB and fortune hunters who now throng
the hotels a the place and monopOlize the
spare beds. The Colonel has seen q great
deal OF mining camp ll3 and the incidents
Of a rush to the front in pursuit Of sudden
riches, and he thinks he disCerns tho
premoniLory symptoms OF thu. kind OF
Generalization in the oil fields Of Wash
iugton county. He was born up in that
plftoi the country aud has M ancestral
regard Tor the ancient order OF things, and
rather regrets the change that seems to be
setting In.
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gos Sale aud g;nr a,snt,
FOR SALE.
FOR RENT.

ilO1G IOhAAN L.
No. 22lO EOlF street, ave rooms, $500
No. T1wcnty third ktfcet, six rOOmA and AlllCl
SO 20.
No. III Seventeenth street, 1ye to0ms, .l9W
No u eevenieenLh street, three foOmA sutsCOni
floor, 500.
No . Seventeenth street, ionI rooms OIL letopi
floor, SJUJ
No 100 Seventeenth Gtteet, six rooms, $3.50
NO. lob slx zenith Bueet, four rooms, sl W
NO. " Eighteenth street, i've rooms, Sl2IO.
no. 2li6 Alley A, two rooms, q w.
Store room M. 1853 Main street. 5000.
No. 2lb9 MAlu street, tWO rooms OIL III llOOf wv
80 ~ Eighteenth street Blx rooms. SIS "
no, llll baltimore street, four rooms NW,
NO. W North Front Bh oct, $3.50
NO, 2il Main street. three rooms on iltti ii0Gi,
Two Three Aoomsd Houses III ftdF Of 2ll2 NiH'
street, 70 W each.
business House No. 1877 Main street. and No.
li2l South street, 800 per aniittn. .,..,.,,.
JAMrB A. HENRY, 40.
Real Hlate Agent, Collie to- aud NOtary Public
Az OLllCo No. ihls Matsei ssL.sI-.-
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Mn. O. A. HousB, Of the Market street
music house, kindly sends 10 Washington
a fine piano iot the use Of the ConcsttiSerB
next Tuesday evening.
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INTERESTING race at the Chapllns street
rink tonight. Beef has never been sold
In this rink with or without license.
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by taking the la p. N. train on the @.
4 p. road passengers arrive in Cleveland
at G:25 y. ~, and Chicago at $3.50 the fol-
lowing morning. Connections made in
Union depot, Chicago, for all points west.
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The following shows the range Of tho
Thermometer as observed at SChnepisdrug
store, Opera House corner, yesterday: Z
A. NJ, A. below; " NJ, ll0j3 r. NJ, III;
- ~ ilo
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Every sensible person knows that the
mullen stalk is an old domestic remedy
for coughs. Combined with sweet gum Il
presents in Taylor's Cherokee Remedy Of
Sweet Gum and Mullen, q sure cure for
coughs, Group and consumption.
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LADIES' Cambria and Muslin Under
wear Just opened by
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Mock T0RrLE Sour will be served at
Siebke's New Tidal Wave Saloon, No. 14lO
Market street, this morning and evening.
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NEW STOCK Silver Plated Spoons,
Knives .., ss. and Forks # Gr 70 oT I SFInd
Cor. Twelfth and Market SIS.
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opg Of the most interesting and novel
races Of the season Of the phSpline street
rink this eyenlng-one man against two
In two mile race. Admission 20 cents I,
skates d cents.
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This Means iou
When your watch OF clock needs GebAly.
Ing don't forget that VIII Luksne is a
practical workman, No. 1929 Main street,
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Music tonight at the Alhalnbra Palace
'ink,
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FOR comfort, get one Of those Best
Knit Jackets at G. HESS & SONS.
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DR, Cox, Of Washington, y. o., says
Red Star Cough cure iG boon 10 mothers.
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rnEHI0 wALiiING MATCH.

HTNnUI nWood LlhuOF-Ah IntoFeBIIIB Uhl'H
sport.
At midnight last night when the ANA.
teur pedestrians who are engaged in the
three days walking match at tho Capitol
rink, left the track, the GcOro stood as fol-.