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ESCAPED FROM TIE HOSPITAL
"Temuy, the Dog" aeae-you Csa't Kces
Good Man Down. HE

"Tammy, the Dos,"' 0ens-yeu Csn't Keep
n Good Man Down. I'D
Tho startling fact was discovered last
night little after nine o'clock that
Thomas Smithson, alias. Tommy, tho
Dog" had escaped from the North
Wheeling hospital. Shot through both
thighs and the groin, weak from loss Of
blood ., i, partially paralyzed, he had some.
Tommy got along pretty well yester.
day. About 0 o'clock last evening he
had occasion to 20 10 the closet. He
had 10 DO helped In by a man. After he
had been there fifteen or twenty min.
utes the man went 10 help him out, and
he wasn't there. The only way no
could get out without being seen was
through the window. In his wounded
condition 1t Is impossible that he could
have gone away unaidsd, aud doubtless
friends were waiting for him on tho out
eide, who helped him through tho win.
dow, placed him in a skiE and rowed
oH-probably not farther than to Mar
tins Ferry.
When the police heard OF his dlsap.
pearance they searched all about the
hospital grounds and along tho river
front, but could find no trace OF him,
norany clue to tho manner OF bis es.
cape. s,, aHg - re7 s.
Two warrans-one for gaming ind
one for resisting an ollicer-were sworn
out Tor Smithson yesterday, but he was
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brought In by IN Express Wagon.

Word was brought to the police office
yesterday afternoon that woman was
lying drunk in East Wheeling and that
Officer Creighton wanted the patrol
wagon. The push button was touched
for the wagon. but it did not respond,
and young man was sent to the stable.
He came back and reported that the
wagon was in the shop. Oscar seeley's
wagon happening to pass, was impressed
in the service, and brought to the lock-
up one Mrs. Johnson, who was very
drunk and very noisy. ~
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Duun.plllllps.

Mr.. Arthur E. Dunn and Miss Helen
). Philips were married last evening at
the residence Of tho BRIDES parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Philips, on South
Chapline street. Tho ceremony was
quiet and simple, only the relatives and
nearest friends Of the parties being pres.
emit. Rev. Dr.. ". II. Cooke, Of the
Second Presbyterian church, ofliciated
After brief season OF congratulations
and expression Of hearty well wishes
Mr.. AID Mrs. Dunn took the late Pan.
Handle train for tour Of the lakes.
Both are popular, bright young people
and start in married lie under yery
suspicious skies. - -
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If you cannot see and need spcctaclcs
you should Gallo Us and have Your Eyes
tested without charge. We hare The
finest Instruments and more experience
than any other Uptlclan in the State,
and guarantee satisfaction or money re.
funded. JACOB w. GRUBB,
Jeweler and 0ptician,
Ger. Twelfth and Market Streets.
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1t was decided yesterday to he best
not to call special meeting Of Council
to take action on the death OF Super.
intendent Gundlirg. OF the City Prison.
1t is hoped all the members who can will
attend bis funeral to-day, and resolu.
tons Of respect will be offered at the
next regular meeting. Z Already several
applications for Dir. Gundling's position
arc in. ~ 1900 $3.50 .'-T,
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ST0GIE.MAKERS' DEMAND, .

Thoy Ask m Advance OF So Cents q
Thousand in Their Wages.
Aspecial meeting Of the Cigar.makcrs'
Union, called two weeks ago, was held
last night. The meeting was called for
the purpose OF making demand for an
increase, Of wages, and those present
voted almost unanimously to make a
demand for an increase OF twenty-five
cents on the thousand for all kinds OF
handmade stogies, 49,
There were about zoo cigar.makers
present, and all but ten or a dozen voted
in favor Of the demand. The directors
Of the various shops we're instructed to
present the demand this morning, to
take effect Monday, July 81. saa
The prices paid are: Kentucky
stogies. S22.75 per thousand seed stoeies,
s.. Whether there will be any strike
TO enforce the demand cannot be fore.
seen. The smaller manufacturers, who
sell their own product, it is thought BY
the .cigar.makers, will agree to the de-
mand at once, and several OF the larger
manufacturers are expected to fall into
limo. A..cigar.maker, speaking Of wages,
last night said that men in his craft
earn on an average about $40 week,
and that they have received no advance
since the revenue was reduced in 1888.
He further said that the men have been
contemplating demand for some time,
hut had held Otto await further reduc.
ton in the revenue tax. tE ,.r.-5's-.
:. The cigar-makers have written to the
General Executive Board of the Knights
Of Labor for special permission to take
the stogie.makers out Of the cigar.makers'
union and form national league Of
stogie.maker5, under rules similar to
those governing the Window Glass
Workers, L. A. 800. This permission
has not,tyet been granted, but it is
that it will DO. 80 +
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Elsewhere will be found notice OF
the opening OF Driarbend Seminary,
which will occur September IS. Miss Z.
=. Swan, the principal of this popular
institution was formerly resident OF
CLEVELAND, where she has many friends
and acquaintancts. After leaving Cleve.
land she was for number Of years con-
nected with Mt. Auburn Institute of
Cincinnati. Miss Swan is a lady al rare
culture and Of high Christian character,
and is master Of her profession. Her
school is beautifully situated at Noun
tain Lake Park, Nd, which is renown.
ed for i.spure atmosphere, heslthiulnesa
and plc!uresaue surroundings. n
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FOR HOT WEATHER.

4 full line Of Sergrs, Drapc DEtes
and CheyiOts, just suited for tho hot
weather, which will be made, up first.
class nj reasonable prices.
In Stock-A large line OF OyersIzes In
French Flannel Shirts, neck 90, body
so. For comfort and durability, wear
our celebrated fast black and c0lored
hose. c. HESS T. SONS,
1921 & 1898 Market Street.
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In the Police Court,

In the police court yesterday John
Dugan, arraigned on a charge OF
vagrancy, was sent to the hill in default
OF fine. Mrs. Board and her daughter,
charged with .disorderly conduct, had
their hearing, and Acting Mayor Cruise
took their case under advisement.
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To the Ladies'.
THE
WHEELING INSTALMENT CO.,
1885 to 1l40 Market ST.

Trade having reached It's hiphcst
velocity, and having tremendous over.
plus OF reasonable goods on hand, we
gather our resources. 'Ye bring to.
gcther the choicest and beat goods in
our stock, classify and cut-cut and
classify until tho aggregate numbers
hundreds Of tho newest, bes. and mos.
improved Refrigerators and Ice Chests
Refrigerators Of renowned excellence
and standard reputation, guaranteed in
every particular. Relrirerators that
drew trade this season nj Sl3 80 we've
cut to 50 90. leo Chests that sold in
The heighth Of the season at 50 90 will
bell during this. month at SG75. No
such offer has ever been made in the
spring.tido Of the season. Realizing
that the time to sell cheaply iswhen the
people want to buy cheaply, and wish.
ing TO relieve the pressure OF our eno..
nous, ovcr.stock, and to cap the climax
Of tho biggest bueiness done this season
in Wheeling, we've decided to start thin
special relief sale right now that'll draw
far and near and swell our June trade.
Be with us bright and early to-day.
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The question Of giving 100000 TO the
Wheeling & Lake Erie railroad as an in.
ducement to bring it to our city is one
Of vital interest to the citizens Of Wheel.
ing. We want all the railroads we can
get, and the addition to trade and taxes
will in a short time more than rein.
hurse US Tor this outlay. In the mean
time the splendid cafes sold by The
Globe Contract Company are tho only
safe places to keep this money.-Adri.
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During the present hot weather, to
appreciate real comfort, you want to step
into the Globe Contract Company's
office and enjoy the pleasant tempera.
ture produced by the electric fans. Do
go and order your Office fitted in the
same way and be happy, 80
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Electric Clocks burnt Out.

The electric clocks in the city are be-
ing repaired by Superintendent Tracy,
Of the Western Union Telegraph Com.
pany. Many OF them haye been de.
ranged by the electrical stormS. Three
OF them were burnt out, which necessi-
tetes the placing Of new works. Mr..
Tracy said last evening that he would
have IN experton hand to-day TO make
a thorough test OF all the clocks.
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We received last week twenty-five
more Victor Satellites, and are nearly up
with our orders. We can furnish the
King OF Safeties now on short order, as
We have twenty-five more on the road.
For tho NEXT ten dayD we will sell all
tho makeG OF Wheels we have in stock
Excepting Victors) at very low prices.
Write or call on us.
7 w.. ,.-- EDw. L. Rose 4 Co.
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SPECIAL NOTICE,
Second Ward Market opened Daily.

second Ward Market Opened Daily.
= few wise words to strangers who
come to the city, They should call at
Stall sc and see for theheelveu that the
Wheeling market compares. tavora6ly
with any Of the Eastern marketa in re-.
gard to goods. My motto is: ."To keen
nothing but first class goods and fresh
at ali kmec," which is the verdict Of ali
who have stopped ct my place, Don't
forget that Stall 50 Is the place 70 Get
those extra large Acme Tomatoea. :" -
DYKES HARMON, Proprietor.
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CresaP's Old Grove-twenty miles
down the river-is the most desirable
tor picnic parties. Cheap excursion
rates will be made. Dates and rates can
be obtained on application to ]. G. Tom
llnson, agent Ohio River Railroad Com
pany, Wheeling, W. Va.
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TIE following druggists outside Of
Wheeling are agents for Chamberlain's
celebrated remedies: G. B. Carney,
talrmont; L. 7. Wells, Clarksburg; L.
!. Richardson, New Martinsville; Grant
q Jackson, Grafton; A. H. Burnley, Cam
eron; ]. NJ. ,Tetrich, Warrington, psw
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MULE RACE at Printers Picnic,

LAplss' fine flexible Donsola Button
81 90, worth 81 80. ~
Ladies' fine Dongola Button 81 As,
worth s. 90. :
Ladies fine worked hole Kid Button
95c, worth 81 %, at
STONES CASH SHOE STORE.
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Down They Go.
Ladies' aud Children's fine Oxford
Ties &c, worth 81.
Tennis Shoes all sizes 49e, at -.
49, SToSE's CASH SHOE STORE.
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Aplensing Sense

OF health and strength renewed and Of
ease and comfort follows the use OF
Syrup Of Figs, as 1t acts in harmony with
nature 10 etIectually cleanse the system
whom cos!ive or bilious. For sale In Soc
and 81 90 bottles by all leading druggists.
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:EIaEsAa,

Our stock OF Teas embrace every grade
and variety, every pound Of which we
guarantee to DO new crop, natural leaf
and strictly pure. Our medium grades
will be found superior to those. sold as
best by your local grocer. r { i'
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ABOUT PEOPLE.
Strangers In the City and Wheeling Foil
Abroad. @ IHssa

Strangers in the City and Wheeling Folko
Abroad.
J. II. Cox, OF Martinsburg, is at the
Behler. ~.
J. T: Watson, Of Fairmont, is ut the
Hotel Windsor.
Mrs. J. VI. Rodgers and son are Wis.
iting relatives in Kentucky.
D. II. Courtney and r. P. Camden, of
Parkersburg, are in the city.
Mrs. +. Il. Browse and daughter. of
Grape Island, are at the stamm.
Mr.. S. ]. Boyd returned Yesterday
from an extended trip to Kansas and
the West. 'ag,s -
F. F. Schaefer, OF the Warwick China
Company is in from a successful bust
ness trip. .-s,.-g :. ID =
J. M. Lessick, Of Bolivar, O., attorney
for the Wheeling & Lake Erie railway,
is at the Mcclure. - ;
Mrs. Will Irwin, Of the Island, LETT
yesterday for IN extended visit with rel.
atives at Dayton.
Miss Lena Ganez, Of Chicago, is visit.
inns her cousin, sliss Lizzie Serig, on
North Main street. ~ ;
Miss Gertrude Blackmar, OF Boston ia
visiting Mrs. George W. Lu!z, on South
Front street, Island. = :"
The family Of Mr.. D. G. List of Kansoos
City, arrived in Wheeling yesterday, and
will spend part OF the summer here.
Col. W. W. Rodgers, OF the patr;ot;c
Sons OF America, has returned from n
two weeks trip in the interests of tho
order. 800
DR.. S. B. Mccormick, who has been
SO seriously i'll rs to cause his friends
much uneasiness, was thought to be
better yesterday.
Owing to the proximity OF a holiday
the Misses Loring will not be at home
at Monument Place this afternoon, as
usual on Thursdays.
Mrs. Charles Hobbs, who has been The
guest OF her parents on West Beau
street, left for her home in Wheeling
this morninE.-1Ia Washington, Pa, Journal.
Mr.. John s. Naylor and con Gerd left
last Monday on business trip to Nav
York. Mrs. John s. Naylor and little son
Whsle have gone on three weeks yisit
to relatives ut Sharon, Pa.
Henry K. L. Snyder, son of Jacob |
Snyder, returned yesterday from Bali.
more, where he graduated at St, GEORGES
Hall, carrying OF the Grst honors ana n
gold medal for superior scholarship.
Mrs. spauldipg Wallace and children
Miss Gertrude Hughes and Miss Jean
Irwin left at ! o'clock..yesterday after.
noon on the Pennsylvania road for West
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GRAND Open Air Concert at Mason's
Summer Garden, o207 Main street, given
BY Mayors Full Brass Band, this eve
nins,. commencing at I o'clock p. m.
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II you intend erecting a,sMonument,
Vault, Marker or memorial OF any kind,
and want first-class work and low prices,
call at office Of 1. A. Moore, second floor
McLaln's Building. 1905 Market street.
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. GRAM Open Air Concert at Mason's
Summer Garden, 2207 Main street, given
by Mayors Full Brass Band, this eve.
ming, commencing at o'clock p. m.
Admission free. g5 -
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Weather Indications,

WARRINGTON, D. G., July 2.-Fol
Western Pennsylvania and West Vir.
ginia, showers, followed by fair; westerly
winds, stationary except in extreme
western New York, warmer.
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GRAND Open Air Concert at Mason's
Summer Garden. 2297 Main street, given
by Mayors Full Brass Band, this eve.
ming. commencing at 7 o'clock p. N.
Admission free. ,5.,J ~.
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ATTENTION is called to the advertise.
ment in this issue Of the Ohio Valley
Prohibition Assembly to be held at
Moundsville from July 4th 10 l4th. -
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For Fourth Of July fireworks Of all
kinds be sure to 90 to Louis Laskalis,
1920 Main street. While there don't
fail to cool of with the best lemonade in
town.. .E sz q
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WELLS, HAIR lsAIsaax

Ifgmy, gradually restores color: clecnn, ,onic
dressing. Soc. 81 oO. Druggists, or ST Il size IRE
paid by express for 81 00. Z. S. Wells. jersey
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KNIGHTS OF ST.. GEORGE drill at
Printers Picnic, on Fair Grounds, on
Fourth. : u =
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and best. u
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Closing Out,

HoRsE RACE ct New Fair Grounds on
tho Fourth OF July. -
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GlnsoS's Prepared Mustard finest
for table use. a3, n III rrbs.w o y
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PRISrERs' PlcSIc at New Fair Grounds
on the Fourth OF July, b. ~
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BICYCLE race at Printers Picnic. Open
to all. Entrance free. .,',,.,
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Buy THE aEsr-Ohio Valley Coffee.
Your grocer has it. Vows $500 -
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Go TO Mike Hearne's, No. 20 Six.
tenth street. for Gibson & Dougherty'a
Old Rye Whisky. TEr EgEIi'. .
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SPEND the Glorious Fourth at the
Park, the great family resort. Motors
leave every hour. g.# Is
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AFTER all, the best way to know the
real merit OF Hoods Sarsaparilla, is to
try it yourself. Besure to get Hoods. l
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USE Coffee that gives satisfaction
Ohio Valley.
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Vbt Sntellioellfer.


Special Agents wanted-Rldce 4 LongstaE.
Briarbeud SEMINARY school for Young Lad les.
Page.
stock and Bonds for salc-Thonas o'nr!cn.
Engine and q ,lcr for salc -kednan 4 Co.
Notice to the Public. - .r|-.'
Want to Borrow 1000 E!nchart & Tatum.
Attention. Soldiets-W. Hollis,cr.
Notice Y. U. A. M.-paniel Nigglc, Chairman,
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The entire Opera House Brass Band
and Orchestra will play Concert Music
on the Mount and Dancing Music at the
Pavilion. -. =. -
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HAVE you seen the Premiums for the
Bridge picture cut from Ohio Valley
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The thermometer at schneprs drug
store, Opera House corner, yesterday,
registered as follows:
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PRlSTEns' Picnic at New Fair Grounds
on Fourth OF July. aa,a 49,
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Over five thousand people spent the
2! most delightful Fourth in their lives at
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SPEND apleasant day ut Printers Pic
mic the Fourth.
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, The finest in the land, Ohio Valley
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ATTEND the Printers Picnic on the
Fair Grounds on the Fourth. ,.l'7',
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Go 70 the Park early on the Fourth,
secure nice spot, and avoid rush Oh
the motors. ~
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EACH pound of Ohio Valley Coffee is
part Of useful house fixture-inyesti.
gate. -
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EVERYBODY 80 to the Printers Picnic.
A good time assured you.
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PnlSTERs' Pickle at the Fair Grounds
OF Fourth OF July. :.
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( Tho importance OF purifying tho blood can.
not DO orercstImated, for without pure blood
you cannot enjoy good health, 81. :
At this season nearly every ono needs 4
good medicine to purify, vltal!zc, and enrich
taa blood, and We ask you to try Hoods
Pee,,liar sarsaparilla. Itstgcre.hsns
= SS"''o' and builda UP tho system,
creates an appetite, and tones tho dIseatIon,
Willie II eraaIcatcs disease. The peculiar
combination, proportion. and preparation
q tho vegetable remedies used give to
Hopd'a yarsaparilla pecul. rvI.,e
lar curative powers. No lOIlSGII
other medicine has such record Of wouderip,
cures. II you have made up your ,aint, to
buy Hoods sarsapa.!!la do not DO induced to
take any Other Instead. It Is a Peculiar
Medicine, and Is worthy your confidence.
Hoods sarsaparllla is sold by all druggists,
Prepared by c. !. Hood & Co., Lowell, Mass,
100 Doses Ono Dollar. /.
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AsKyour grocer what to do with wrap.
per from Ohio Valley Coffee. 'j
Tho ". & L. Z. II. II. Appropriation.

! ADJUSTMENTS Of all kinds at Printers
Picnic on Fourth. gIi
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GOLD DOLLARS and Enterprise Baking
Powder alike go without premiums.
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Tic Wenther.

SPEND your Fourth at the Printers
Picnic on the Fair Grounds, ET7
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Purity and strength combined in En-.
terpriss Baking Powder. l.s,
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;, Mems 1e fine Low Cut shoessl IS, worth
;, Boys q fine Low Cut Shoes 75c, worth
Mems fine Dongola Caters 81 IS.
worth s. so, at
SroSE's CASH SHOE Sropr
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Port ,Hasbor, Mass, to spend the sum.
: MIR. slemaker, who has been assistant
clOrk at the Hotel Behler, has resigned.
lie will DO succeeded by Charles Behler,

Mrs. Eversole and Miss Laura Mccoy,
OF Mitchell, Iowa, who have been visit.
Ing Mrs. J.A. Ewing on Fifteenth street,
left for home yesterday morning. Miss
Annie Ewing accompanied them as far
rs Steubeuyille, sl'.' Us ,f'g NV
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PRrS7RRs' PleSlo at Fair Grounds on
Fourth Of July. 5.l54 81 ~
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Bes. Standard Tomatoes. DC, 8 cans for-.. 25c
Table Peaches, heavy syrup, per cau."...... 1Sc
best Arricots per cnu zoo
Choice Canned Peas. O1tc, 4 cans for-...... H6c
String beals, OHc, cans for. .............. 26c
canned Salmon, per cau...,....,.............t 1SS
XXA Sugar Corn &c, 8 cans for................ 2bc
Bakers Corn. cans for....................... 26c
Mustard satdiuCs Sc, . cans fur............. ai7e
VI Sardines &c, cans for ".......,......... go.
Gho!ce Can Apples, loo. j cans for."...... Soc
tommy, lc per o., qtS- lor-.....-........ ESQ
Navy Beans. SC per ...........................
Bird Seed PACKAGES fol. ...-...- ........... 26c
Corn sAtch, VIC, lbs. MISREPRESENTATION. 26c
Large Lump starch, PIC, Z lbs. for........ 2bc
Ko'icd oa!s, 90. y lbs. ior.-............... 126c
lAplcca, ~, 90 IDS. ......-........... csc
1000 Latoiiha kice, 1c. lbs. for........... 25c
Best hcad k'ce, NC. lbs. for.."............. 26c
Duttes crackers. We, lbs. for.............. 9hc
Ginger Snaps. 90 per h., ) lbs ior.......... $50
Best Cali!ofnla frunes ........-...... loo
Eve cent bar soap, bars for ................ 2bc
1hiee cent bar SOAP, 10 bars for............ 25o