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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-12-04
New Advertisements.


SECOND PAGE
Commissioner Sale-I r. Jones.
Opera House-Thc Two Sisters.
Wanted Boot aud Shoe Salesman
For Reut-Store Room on Main street
Lo>t-NeW Foundhud Pup.
French China Ewiug Bros.
Christmas Magazine, stanton s DaAeuport
Sachrt ruWdcrs-R. II. List
Notice Co Miuer>-M. + Moran.
Notict-M clcome Lodge. A. %. L. ".
Chance Tor Bargaiu-C. a. Srhaefcr y Co.
Wauted-C0ok.
Legal Notice Order 90 Publication.
FOURTH PAGE.
For the HOLIDAY, Wheat ~ Hancher.
The Man Gut Of the Moou-AlrNaudcr y Co.
The Coming lio lijay Season.. G.. Dillon ~
'o.
Greatest sale of Americanwatches for the
next go days at II. r. Hillman 4 Co.'S, No.
* Eleventh street.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-12-04
The Highest Authority

The people who are competent luGS,S
all agree with one voice that IL, .. non
has the best line of Boots ana SHOES,
slippers aud RubberS, in the city, ana
at prices that will suit every purchaser
Among some Of the bargains Is men :
Cork Sole Shoe, former price $500, now
=. 50. Fancy slippers from '9c TO
II. so: Women's Fine shoes at SO,
worth $500. Call and see Mr.. Hoti and
be convinced that the styles he Will
show YOU. and the prices he can give
Won have never been approached by any
other house in this city.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-12-04

WHEAT Il HANcHER can give you a
better assortment of Silverware aud at
lower prices than any one in the city.
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Mbeelins Register
thermometer Record.

Mr.. G. Schnepf, the Opera House drug
gist, made the following observations Of
the temperature yesterday: i. m, -; 9
a. m. ~; y m, 50: 3 p. N, 50; p. m, 20
Weather, changcable.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-12-04

PLUMMEE's, Leading Photographers,
lbs Main street. Wheeling.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-12-04
FINE CHINA BRIC-A-BRAC.

Oae Of our specialties is Fine China in all
the finest makes from the Celebrated
ROYAL Poneries Of Doulton Il &C., Adderly X
Co, Granger 4 Co., Crown Derby, Pointon 4
Co, Copeland X Co, Mentions Coalport China
Co. Also, the Celebrated BellecG China. These
and other fine Chinas are to be seen in large
variety OF objects. or particular interest are
the choice pieces Of Worcester aud Rose D Bar
~ color OF Crown Derby, in entirely new shapes
and decorations. and TO be found only at our
establishment
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-12-04

SLrrPLE>SNESS. nervous prostrdtion,
nervous dyspepsia, dizziness, blues, cured
bv DR.. Miles Nervine. Samples iree az
Logan Drug Co. :, X Is. Burt 5, ana Bowie
Rms bridgeport, q.
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1,,,,rr11Nn nA1rY REGISTER THURSDAY DECEMBER lo.

viii lind us better prepared than ever be1ore 70 satS
goods in which we deal, ana al &c
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JUsT received full line Of superb
Wall Papers at No. rs Eleventh.St.
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Hem Advertisements.
STILL COMING IN!
NEW CLOTH JACKETS
Extra Heavy Stodkinttte Jackets
Newest Things in Refers

Our stock is still complete in all the latest
style Jackets, as we are adding daily 10 our
large stock and will keep up the assortment to
the end OF the season.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-12-04

Bargains in lax Ladies ana TENS =. "''N
vatehesat n. r. HILLMAS q Gus
No. rs Eleventh Street.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-12-04

CLOSING OUT-Our boys solid leather
working Shoes, at SIC, at
HAsENAUEI's SHOE STORE.
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Hon. I. 4. FrGn;hein. Secretary Board of
Gu Trustees
DEAR SIR: Your favor of November -
duly received and contents fully noted, and
in accordance with same we herewith give
Won an estimate Of what plant OF 100 1000
c. u. are lights, with double or all-night
lamps (Which we suppose you will requirel
will cost. ,
We will furnish YOU with 1910 1000 c. p.
Rail dyuamos. with 400 double 1000 c. p.
are lamps. with hand switch, automatic
safety cut on; aud globe holder, all Of the
latest pattern and design. which we will
adjust perfectly so Us to be ready Tor use,
toce,her with all necessary dynamo fix-
lures, armatureS, tracks for tightening and
lOosening belts on dynamos, signal or reg
ulatioa lamps, puileyS, brushes, etc, for
the sum Of -, 900 net.
You will find below an estimate OF the
cost Of running the 100 lights, as per above,
averaging l2is hours per night. OF course,
we do not not know what the value of labor
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-12-04

PLt-NNER's. Leading Photographers
has Main street. Wheeling.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-12-04

FoR Cheap Wall Papers 90 to No Is
EleNenth street.
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WHEELING INsTALMENr Co

We beg TO call your special attcl.r. 3.
our bedding department; in that m0ra. r,r.
haps, than any other every one is az pn,,.,.
nterested-We display an unpara,la..
line of bedding OF all descriptions. On.
forts, Blankets. Bed Spreads. etc. pr.l..
ina te--kn endless line OF these so.i,or,if.
goods at very unreasonable d4.-fi..
prices are shown-ln this denar,r'...
you're bound 10 "catch on" to san,o,..'
you require-Things you lever dr,,n. .l
Goods you imagine yoI never r,,l,.,.
present themselves 10 YOUR vision AZ ,.,.,.,..
turn-We say come '-Vi,r his d.
partment the coming wcck-Dur ~no,.i..I
offerings in goods will embrace. uou, b3,
new, seasonable, 't-to-withou, re,o..,
ties at unquestiOnaoie priccs-We win
offer full size Comforts. lined with whi,.
cotton. az only 30 cents. reduced from = r
White cot,on-liued Comforts I'm a.
calicoes, pretty patterns, only Sli5. r-
- J0-Same Comfort larger sl0
heavier lined, 500. former price - ,s--
Large, full size Saline Comforts u,
price $500, will be soldduring this week Cd.
only S2.25-Thesc goods are consider
by competent Judges people who arr posted
on what three dollar comforts should be-
very cheap at their regular price. S3U0--
In fine Sauncs We'll offer some beauties Of
500, that regularly sell for SiC0- ID.
very finest, largest size and heaviest French
Saline Comforts, lined with select whit.
cotton. will be marked 10 sell at S39l
These are goods you pay twenty-five per
cent. more for in any dry goods house
The goods we offer are the best Of their
kind-The prices we name the lowest
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-12-04

II. r. Hillman Il Co. will sell Diamonds nj
"a very low figure for the next 60 days.
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Money saved by buying your Sllverware
At II. T.. HILLMAS 4 CO. +.
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CLoSING oU-r Remnants of Wall Paper
nj No. = Eleventh street.
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Is anticipation of the holiday season.
I have selected and have now IN stock
an elegant line OF choice jewelry novel
lies. Persons in search OF presents
are invited to call aud examine my
stock. All goods sold at close margin.
A. +. SrAUVER.
sl47 Market street.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-12-04

WHEAT s HANoHEE have the hneS'
assortment Of Watches aud Diamonds i"
the city. AZ lowest prices
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-12-04
WHEELING TESTAMENT -.

In conjunction with comforts we wiI
offer in this department Blankets 10 ali
sizes at lower figures than you will again
have an opportunity 10 buy. 1914 Blanket,
in gray and blue colors, extra size and
weight, good, heavy, warm covering, viii
sell during this week at only = pair
Same blankets in ia, same color, 8 2j
pair reduced from s. These prices hold
good for this week only-lO-i pure Woo.
Blankets, in red only, at -, worth 8 3D.
These goods are guaranteed pure wool aud
cannot be bought at our figures elsewhcrD
-ll-i pure Wool Blankets. ia red on
white colors, $3.50 pair, reduced from &.
These goods are warranted all wool, both
warp and iiiling-Blankots will bc sacri
feed here this week The prices do u0'
measure the qualities--Largc size VIII
Bed Spreads will be sold at Il -. form
price S2.25-GOOd quality Spreads.
size. 10 cents, reduced from 81 - each
Come here this week, and come early IT. v1I
would have double value.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-12-04

L. S. Coop sells Dry Goods the cheapest.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-12-04

Bargains In fine Clocks at II. r. HIllman
4 Co.'s.
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he. HiIIman 4 Co. have large Hss"r'-
1T nj fine ,Iewelry at low figures.
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AGnlhen nnnortunlty.

HE. Hnlman s Cos prices cannot be
heat ON 1tk Gold Watches.
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The Best Yet!

We refer TO our assortment OF GOODS FOR
THE HOLIDAYS. Early buyers will not be-
disappointed nor will any one regret making
selections from this years stock. Only strictly
prime goods. We can demonstrate 20 you that
We can save YOU money.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-12-04
--STERLING SILVER
Feather Fans.

In Fine Feather Faqs, from 81 30 to. $500 we
show class OF goods Of the highest grade and
In all the popular colors.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-10-26
THE MARKETS.
STOCKS

NEw YORK. Oct. 2S.--Bar silver, 81. OH.
The stock market 10 dsy WAS : continuation If
,ha J.r,os.;,,, - sha -. 80 -. ~. =.
inc depression o. tne past TWO Gays. but sugar
rehnerts take secondary position in the market.
The bear attack to-day was directed principally
against the Union Pacific unon eha .tran. Il
~ -..-. - ..:.NA-~ .o w. sa0 suoue =,
WV 'epo..oa s.ssssusn' netween tnAs rosa ana
49, $500 a - A's
prico was iorceo on 10 aSss' tue lowest inquire
known Tor years. I'm the theory that any aisssn-
sion in the west must result in damage to All
road. in that section. Stranger stocks wore sold
WIN gre, . .,ssom espeo'as st. raul TINS stoe.
by shorts bronpht everything nm somawb,t Now
Aver The lists III Inwar bnt she I,s 81" .o NV
in Union Pacifc. which ia ss. Iovar .r r10s :,
psnl IL and Eh;csa. a.s II. a,a ~. f..n,;,nsi
amonnts only Siivsr cert;fc.tas MARA a~ssr "a
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-10-26
CAN WOMEN KEEP A SECRET?

IT there has been q time when doubt of
woman's ability to keep secret was hon.
estly felt, it must have been very different
time from the present. To be trustworthy.
one must be trusted: and, as rule, the
most trusted prove worthiest of trust,
writes Junius Henri Browne. at is not very
long since women were regarded as grown
up children. They were accounted wholly
inferior to men. were never treated as their
equals. Being essentially vassals, it is not
improbable their behavior was, IN some as
poets, in accordance with vassalage. If
they learned by chance Of anything impor-
tant or remarkable. some Of them may have
repeated it. naturally, - children repeat
what excites their wonder. It was not
confded to them, it was not in the quality
of secret; if it had been, it is likely they
would have guarded it a. such. Even an
undeveloped, an undisciplined nature will
answer to definite sense Of responsibility.
In those days, when women were not treated
az mems mental equals, the average men,
tally was very low, and women were con-
sidered mons moral interiors. That age
was largely an age of physical rather than
mental strength. Most men were little bet
tor than brutes. and in their gradual educa-
ton woman's influence was great factor.
What an extraordinary change has been
most revolutionized in hundred years.
humanity. as We understand IL, was the
product of the latter half OF the past CEN
fury. Woman, in this country particularly,
has grown to the full spiritual altitude of
man. She has become his counselor, COM
panlon, his wife in the best and highest
sense. Who would. now, have the hardi
hood to ask in any seriousness, Can wo-
men keek secret?'
The question is still asked; Tut degree of
nuMor pervades 1t. obviously. It 10 rhet-
o5,cai question to which no reply is expect
is asked. and asked frequently. Il NAV be
worth answering witha skot Of earnest
ness; for there may b6ixnsa inaAs exper-
fence has been 90 limited 81 SSMn1 ktunate
as to need illustration of the subject.
Every woman il not trusty any more than
men are so. In truth it may be doubted If
there are not more trusty women than there
are men. Secrets are seldom impaired to per-
sons who do not inspire confidence; they who
tell what they call secrets TO dozens of per-
sons without showing much about the per-
of their discrimination or reticence. are not
apt TO nave any secrets from the entire circle
OF their acquaintance. They arc mere
haooiers, Rossips, tattlers who try to bestow
some importance on their COMMUNICATIONS
by declaring them to be secrets. Such COM
munications are usually Commonplace, or
of SO little consequence as to make 40 dis
tinct impression on the mind; needing to be
labelled private, lest they be thoueht TO be-
long to the public. Beside, the communi-
Gators are prone to the habit Of repeating
their stories to every one they can persuade
them confidential. TO many 70 whom thsy
are thus disclosed thu afofS0a an alnaodv
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-10-26
IN BITTER ROOT VALLEY.
About Politics, Mines and Railroad
Construction in That Far
Famed Region.
A Special Train Will Garry Judge
w. w. Dixon and Others
Through It.
Reasons for Cartcr's Unpopularity-A Big
Mining Deal-supplies from Ravalli
for Raiiroaders.

MlssouLA, Oct 25.-[Special. Politics |
in Missoula are waxing red hot. The bat
tie field Of the coming campaign being
Missoula county, both parties are making
strenuous efforts for success. The demoo
Nissoula Democratio club, together with
the Hon. Frank G. Higgins, local member
of the state committee, are using every
honorable means to bring this county in
line with handsome majority for Hon.
w. w. Dixon. Mr.. E. D. Mats, the popu-
lar candidate for state senator and man
Of sterling qualities, will, without doubt,
be elected. Tho only question now is AZ to
how large his majority will be. On Mon
day next, under the auspices Of the Mis-
soula Democratic club, special train con-
sisting of i've or six coaches. which will DO
deliberately decorated. will leave here at
ono O'Clock, upon the arrival of the Hon.
w. w. Dixon, for the Bitter Root valley.
The train will run to Grantsdale, stop at all
intermediate points, take ON the citizens
OF the respective localities and return down
the road to Corvallis, where a monster DEM
ocratic mass meeting is to BIO held. Hon.
W. w. Dixon and Hon. E. ID. Matts will
address the meeting.
While Carter was here he sent for q GER
tain influential republican with view Of
''explaininR" any apoloRizing for certain
little matter. The gentleman sent word to
the Hon. I. h. that he did not desire to
act with him inst at the present time. This
gentleman and his friends, and there are q
great many of these, will transact business
November 4th.
At stevensville, during his speech. Carter
To Avvn1a -
gard to the post Office there. The expla-
nation did not explain worth a cent, and
the leading republicans of that locality did
not go near the hall to hear him speak, nor
would they have anything to do with him.
G 20 popularity st stsvensyille, which is
imagined when it IL known for fact that
there was not single person at the depot
to meet him and his party of Missoula
boomers. Different viii it be on
next Monday. When Judge Dixon ar
rives there. he viii not be obliged
to carry his grip to the town. MIR. Dixon
will be accompanied by Hon. E. d. Natts,
about fifty members of the democratic club
and the Twenty-fifth Infantry band Of Fort
0iseOuls.
The =, many friends Of Judge Anderson all
he is about the streets again. and will be
able to attend to his duties when the land
Office opens here on Nov. 6.
Geo. Crawford and the Glassette Bros.
have bonded their copper claim ON Cedar
creek to Butte parties for $4,000.
The miners at the ]. b mine struck a
large body of rich ore ON Tuesday. Tho
lead i seventeen fest in width, which win
make it II the orc comes mp to expeetations
from the assay, one Of the richest mines in
the country. The ore 10 gold bearing rock.
4 sample Of the Same viii b assayed to-
day, and il j. expsotsd will 60 $50 to the
ton.
The business q The Nosthszn Pacific
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-10-26
AULD LANG sYNE.

1t singeth low in every heart,
We hear it each and all,--
A song of those who answer not,
However we may call;
They tnrong the silence OF the breast
We see them rs of yore,-
The kind, the brave, the true, the sweet,
Who walk with US no more.
It's hard to take the burden up,
When these have laid it down;
They brightened all the JOY Of life,
They softened every frown;
hut oh, It's good to think OF them.
When we are troubled core;
Thanks ba to God that such have been.
Though they are here no more.
More homelike seems the vast unknown.
Since they have entered there;
To follow them were not 80 hard
Wherever they may fare;
They cannot be where God 10 not,
On any sea or shore:
Whate'er betides. Thy love abidee,
Our God, for eyermore.
JOHN w. CHADWICK,
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-10-26

Railroad company at this point is now
averaging $4,000 per month, as against
$35,O 900 last year at this time.
Parties are at present negotiating in
Idaho and Utah for lot of teams to haul,
in the spring, some 15O tons Of oats and
potatoes from Ravalli to the line of con-
struction of the Great Northern road
through the Flathead country. Most of
these supplies are to be furnished by the
Bitter Root valley farmers.
The Great Northern railroad has about
completed the erection of extensive ware
houses at Demersville. There are at pres
emit forty-two teams engaged in hauling
supplies from Ravalli to the foot Of Flat
head lake. Last year there were only two
teams engaged in the same capacity.
Sheriff Houston has concluded to run an
exclusive passenger boat on Flathead lake,
and will have the same in operation by the
time navigation opens in the spring.
The Custer mine has shipped so far go
tons of first-class ore. The returns of 21O
tons amounted to $48. 1928.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-10-26

babbling round and when they hear
their current tale, they like to assume an
injured air and to assert that some con-
founded woman has betrayed their conf
dence; that women never can keep secret.
That women should owe, in any measure,
their false reputation to such Ounce, is
the best evidence of its falsity.
Men Of force, character. Judgment and
experience know how trustworthy some
women are. and are very likely to trust
them, often when they may pretend other
wise. They are more likely to trust women
than men with their deepest secrets; for
they have learned that women are really
the more reticent and loyal of the two.
Many men keep the secrets OF men while
they are friends. When their friendship
has been broken they are apt to divulge, at
least in general way, in intimations, in
examples. what has been and should con-
tinue to be confidential. cessation of
friendship seems often to Justify them
in acting hs.n as i they 4 had ts al
Of womeuS When they break with
their intimates, do they directly, or indi-
rectly, by innuendos or remote reference.
furnish glimpses Of their past privacy2 Are
they not more inclined to ignore the past
completely and its close relations? Who
hears them say: 81 had friend once'';
mine''; "A former friend of mine was fond
of insisting" ETC., ETC., az is the custom of
men?
Who so unreservedly. 30 absolutely,
trusts any one az man trusts his wife, If
she be truly such? He reveals to her his
most inmost thought, his most sacred feel
ing. She is not only his other self; she is
often his higher and better self. He re-
news his life for her; outlines his hope; an
ticipates his future. His soul whispers to
her his most secret aim and aspiration. All
that he has been, is, and desires to be, is
poured into her capacious. appreciative
confidence. Has he any question Of her
preserving his confidence? Can he con-
ceive of any circumstance under which she
would betray him? Could any instrument
OF torture exact from her . syllable of his
self-revelation2
In the face OF all this what jarflng dis
cord is conveyed IN the slighted sugRestion
OF Can woman keep secret?' Does any
widow, though she may not have been in
sympathy with her departed husband, ever
criticise, or analyze. or rehearse his charac-
ter for the benefit of the second husband?
Does any woman who has had variety Of
suitors, all of whom may have gone very
near her, entertain, reprove or unfold to
one sutton, if she be sterling or honest,
what another has said. or done or in
dicatede Do not women generally, what
each man who proffers his love ~ il they
had heard the word for tho first timer
There may be obvious reasons for this. in
dependent of secretivenees: but is it not un-
deniably true, and ID il not the truth.
whether explained one way or another, suf-
ficient for the purposep IL there any such
oecretiveness under similar conditions in
most men7 Can women place any such de-
pendence on themp Let men answer in
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-10-26
ITALIAN LULLABY.

Over thee ever. my own delight.
Watches thy mother day and night;
Her joyful tears do consscrats
Altar and heart IN every fat,.
Angels are with my little girl,
But on life's sea in tempest whirl
Thy helpless mother, my darling may
Only tremble and only praj.
Sleep, sleep, sleep! my baby dear;
Dream Of the light of some sweet star.
Sleep, aleep! and will keep
Thoughtful vigils above thy sep,
Oh, in the days that are to come
With unknown trial and unknown doom,
Thy little heart can neer love me
As thy mother loves and shall ever love thee!
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