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The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-10-18

mother Woman Who Will Not Trust q
Man Again.
Thsrs was quite scene in Main street
avn show yesterday morning, in which
10 chief Of police took part ~ witness,
|ut when he volunteered his services to help
lace . criminal they were refused. The
|ory - told by gentleman cognixant Of
Pc facts, Is that several days ago man
I'D woman, each we'll known In Helena.
ent into the pawn ofRce referred 70 fand
70 woman, showing the dealer costly
atch. asked what no would loan on il.
tier some dickerinR tho dealer agreed 10
IAN $50. The woman then, displaying a
air Of diamond earrings, asked what he
|ould loan on them; she was told that an
2vance Of $300 would be made on the car.
nRs. The woman then asked il in case
70 sent the watch by the man with her II
70 money lOaner would give him &l6O on
This the dealer said he would do.
The next day the man brought the watch
and the broker advanced S150 on il. Yes-
RAY morning 2 friend Of the woman went
atch. but tho latter refused 20 surreuder
unless the loan was returned. Later On
Il Woman called and made the same de-
ana. and ct this point the police ofi3cer
Deallsd in.- Il then dsvelored chat the
IN Who hM peWne3 tbs watch had left
. city and had not giyen: the, woman nv
the money. The chi&f o1ered 70 attempt
70 arrest Of the criminal, but this the wo-
|nally the woman r9turned 10 the pawn
|oker tho money advanOed and took the
The sad feature in the case ID thaA ths
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Round Trip Rates to chioa~o,

Round Trip Rates to Chioaso,
Commencing Got. 16 the Union Pacific
Railway will sell round trip Tickets from
Helena, Mont. to Chicago, Ills. and ratr,,,
ct $500. Tickets good going thirty davs
and returning thirty day., extreme Init
ninety days.
4. 3. vzAxzz, F. q p. Agent.
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Cae prohibition club will hold . meeting
Good Templar hall, corner Of Warrsn
. 0nnd strsees, tonight. Prof. J. G.
1psston. ono Of the most interestin9 az
bio speakers, viii addrsss IL mee1inc.
veil e several oehor peonincat speaknrI
aHge attendance b earnestly roQoeoted.
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Another Colorado Room

TELLuRDE, Col. Oct. 17.-Tellurids ID
ablaze with excitement. Flags are Ayina
and men are cheering. The great Sheridan
Tunnel company struck . vein in their tun-
mel and DEVELOPED large body of ore Of
very high grade. The tunnel was COM
menced in November. 1877. II il 100 feet
long and cost 100000. Manager Waters
says that calculating on the basis Of what
the mine has done in the past, this strike
puts $6,O 900 in sight. The ore struck
by the tunnel carries brittle silver and con
per and runs high in gold. Over 1000 feet
y gained in depth. The vein is owned by
the Sheridan company for 5000 feet linear
veloped the entire distance and has pro-
duced nine-tenths Of the output Of San
Miguel county for the past eight years.
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C. G. Wayns and wis.
st. Paul
Carter barker. White
sulphur Springa
A. UrQuhart, Pony,
A. ]. kimpeon, Town
send.
Mrs. D. 81. Carby, Alta.
Mrs, W. H. Perkins,
A. Price. NArysvilla
4r!. c. Mayer. MARI
vile.
b W. Ford and vita.
Little pHokly Fear.
J. FOrnevorth. Crssor,
Iowa.
". A. Bottsin, San
Francisco,
+. B. Chambers, New
York.
Nick Batsy, HnfysvillA
j. p. Aifey, Wailnla
Waeh.
c. 3. Wight, White
epsino.
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Arrivals 1t the GRIND C..tr.,.

Grand Central
Mrs Kate NcKsnx;e
4issoula.
Miss Ida Sutton, Ma.
soula.
e 8. Culver, NswYork.
I'd Ehrsnherg. kimini.
Soe Ams0n, Ean Fran
X II. Freise, Ruby Bar.
Court sheriff. Canyon
frY.
]. 4. Larson, Castle.
VIM. Chilean ~ vifa.
Nitchall.
d. 81. Mcdonald lay
Gould.
Mis- D. Grant, Boulder.
Miss 4. Ellison, 'hicsao,
Rr. Hooper. Roulder.
ClAIence u. Yoana.
Milwnnkoe.
E.6h link, Fort A. sim
boina.
4. p. Crosson, Nsihaxt.
4 J; Dri6M Nsihalt.
o; AcDoaA1a, e.
J.T. WalsA. Rm
Ars. JeAnsm. Wo,f
Creek.
NnTVnhy. Well Cssek.
kev. John Rcd, IT.,
wife md dauGhfoUa
Gfonk Ehlla.
Z q. 0ognft, UnmaRrr.
v1le. HoaE
'31fi H-iia
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Tho Castle District.

4
The claims Of the Boston and Montana
company, taken under the pretenss Of
placer mining, but ostensibly for the timber
growing there, extend along Sheep creek
about ten miles.
It Il estimated on good authority that the
Cumberland mine by actual measurement,
shows up 46O, 600 tons of ore that will net
over $50 per ton.
In the cutting Of the upraise, which 10
forty-four feet in length in the Florence
mine. an expenditure Of $66Q was incurred
and there was taken out eighty tons Of 6rst.
class ore worth from $50 to 800 psr ton.
Now when We consider the difference in the
cost Of producing ore from stopping, it
will readily be seen that the mine will nav
once the levels are run and the
upraises made.
The Iron Dollar lode located and owned
BY VIM. Martin, Of this place. promises to
prove valuable. It ID located on the north
side of Smith river near Fred Dangers
ranch. The vein is uncovered for six Of
seven hundred feet and shows a good vein
all the way. The iron capping has not been
cut throuay yet, hut We learn there d .
good allowing OF galena in It.
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inoi.e Asses Booth.


se1Eo heating stoves. the bess in tho
srket. yAtle tAsy sre cheap. as etasroek
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One hundrsd nsw books b. bet authorr fur,
reosdved q Tho boe Hive. 'A''
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yeeksca'snusis storA Bailey blosk
OmnR fro0 u to 8 % tho II ~
Board a1d soens q Nh Nesclesa IN
Qaxk axeek -
- ees!agS ths sztisas piano tunsr. Can
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Newline of pictures Just received ct Ths b,
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smoke Agnes Booth.

Arlehad china tea sets, our own importntion,.
~ $l2s0 u Tho Bee Hive.
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Nj ysilin0 ard ruohins just received :. n.
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Arravals at INC Helen.

I --eS AASsVsS~
G. =. Ieonhardt, Evans- Geo Leonhardt, Evape-
ton, ILL., tom. I'M
7: g. Brady, Omaha @. ]. Weller. Omaha,
u. Blume. San Fran II. II. Wheaton. Hinna.
cisco. apolis.
H. Greenwood. 81. J. n. shannon, San
= 1ouia Francisco.
Mo0ert u. Grant, Butte. Thoe. II. Lang, Hi
w. T. Graham, Hrideo- lima
:, poEt. O.. C.. n. Brady, Washing
Ne, Y. NORTON, New in4ton.
. xork: A. a. Tarbell. Boston
MHent xankton Ohm 3arnsWorth.
= y. lenkton, b d.
~ = D1cke10an, 1t. 81. w. AAttsgoou. Iowa
: THSM. + M. patterson.
= ": fattefso0, AApeer. 1prin96ald. !,
Bernard ,; Msno,.,a Ass: hcnnszy. San
nlmlnL Geo. Bartholl, 81 Paul
r.. W. Hume, 81, Touie
st Louis. horn Ases 1aA
J. d. Chisholn, Boston Andrsv I.- -.
]. H.. Mcknight, New and ch;ld n.s ~
York. Ran. u1ess
W. II. Fabsr, st. Paul, A. ii W.rd n.4,,,4
Chas. Z. brown. Chicago. toA''
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PERSONAL.

Mems heavy winter underwear at The Bee Hive
81 per suit --.'s
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New book. a.Th. b. Hiv..

Seease heating stoves, he best IN -.
. 0roWA'a. - Sss1oo4
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Balsoar,s, Co,npiaosnt A..ur.,..

LONDON, OCT. ia meeting Of the
Northern Conservative union was held st
Newcastle to-day and wa attended By 1000
persons. Among those present was Bal
given an enthusiastic welcome. rssolu-
ton was adopted BY the union welcomino
Balfour and declaring that his ability md
1ntirinR energy had saved union betveen
Great Britain and ireland. Balfour, in IN
speech, said the condition Of Ireland va
epsct for law abiding, though the oppoei-
ton had been unable to disguise the setis-
faction with which they regarded auythino
approaching the failure Of Che action Of the
government.
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For Hosiery, Yarns, Underwear and
loves try the Z aitting Factory, 213 South
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A Papal snoyclisal

Roan. Ock ia papal eneyclioal 70
italian bishops strongly protests against the
governments violating the liberty and
rights Of the papacy and Catholicism, 40
cuses the Free 4asons Of reversing modern
society and asks the prayers of ths faith
fnl
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An OAsr to Trade.

PARm, OCT. 1.-THE Steele says II viii. II
necessary, publish details proving that the
Italian premier recently indirectly offered
TO give France full liberty Of aoticn IA
Tunis il she would abandon her intereGfa
in Tripoli. ~
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THOSE HORRID MEN.

smoke Agnes Booth.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-04-14
Hem Advertisements.
ATLANTIC TEA Co.,
Tea Importers and Coffee ROaSterS.

We have at last got possession Of our three
story building. corner Market and Twcnty-third
streets. Nos. 1888 Market street, -. q and .
Twcnty-third street, and during the last two
weeks We have been kept busy fitting mp, NOV
inc in. filling up our mammoth warerooms. Now
we are satisfied We have the largest and best
equipped wholesale aud retail house in the
State Facilities unsurpassed for storing and
handling goods Nor is th, all We found
our large store room. 100 Market street. unable
longer 10 accommodate our uptown trade. and
with our usual determination We meet every
emergency. allow nothing 10 stand ia the path
Of our progress, We have secured the lease Of
No. III Market street, and now workmen are
engaged removing partition wall SO In few
days We will occupy 100 and I'LL Market street
as one store room. % feet front. running back
100 feet This added To our downtown store,
gives Us over 1000 feet floor space. With such
facilities combined with our ability 10 buy in
large quantities from first hand, Away, FOR
cash. enables Us 10 defy competition. An i'm
speclon Of our price list Will show material
reduction in sugars.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-04-14
The blessing of strong Nerves

l., recoverable. not By the use Of mineral Sc
datiyes. but by RECOURSE Ia CELESTIAL ionic
treatment Opiate, and the like should only
Dee used as auAiliaric>. and then only as
>parincly as possible Vigorous nerves arr
quiet ones. ana the most direct way TO render
them So 1, 90 reinforce the vital energies. That
sterling inyisoraui, llosteiter> stomach Bitiera,
viii De found allsullcient Tor This purpose,
since IL entirely removes impedimcntS 90 thor
oueh digestion and assimilation OF the food. So
that the body j, insured Us due amount Of nouf.
i.bm,nt and consequently Of stamina Rheu-
,n.fi.. f.nJau.ie. and affections Of the kidney
and bladder are also counteracied hy The Bit
ters. which is besides pleasant medicinal Stlln-
ulaut. infinitely purer than the raw eNciiant, of
commerce. which react inJuriou>N upon the
nervous system.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-04-14
Resnlntlnns of Resnect.

WHEREAS. IL has pleased God in his all
wise providence 10 remove from US by
death the Hon. a. G.. Egcrter. a respected
and useful member of the Young Mems
Democratic Club. and citizen whose
push. energy and manly bearing gave him
high rank in the business circles in which
he moved in ourcity and State. II is there
fore bcfittng 10 us, who with others regret
his loss. 10 place upon record testimonial
10 his worth and memory; therefore. be IT
Rc,nlr,d, That i'm the death of Mr. Eyer
ter this club has lost a member who has
been ever faithful 10 the principles ii main
taius. and wise and prudent in its coun-
sells: that each member has lost a friend. "A
companion and an associate whose ster-
ling qualities and courtesies, but
open and frank manners, always made
him Il welcome guest; that the com
munitv al large has lost citizen who was
full of energy and business enterprise, and
ever wakeful and Watchful to the hest in
tereSt and welfare of the public.
Rcsolred. As further token of respect 10
the memory of the deceased, that this Club
attend his funeral in a body and wear the
usual badge of mourning for thirty days,
and that these resolutions be published,
and that copy of them be sent To his fam
ilv. 10 whom we tender our heartfelt sym
pathy IN this the hour Of their loss and be
raaVompUt
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-04-14
Anctinn SnIe.

There will be an auction sale of Road
Carts. Plows. Feed Cutters. Pumps. Cut
lcry. Mechanics Tools. Fertilizers. Gen
cral Hardware, etc. at 1854 Market
street, Wheeling. W. Va. commencing
on Saturday. April 10, 1890, at l0o'clock
"a. NJ. In the meantime, said goods will
be offered for sale at prices lower than
can be- found elsewhere.
j. Il. SOMEEVILIE. Assignee.
w. II. HALLEE, Auctioneer.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-04-14

An effort has been made toward reviving
the combination of fire brick manufacture
ers up the river Since the dissolution Of
the West Virginia fire brick company the
different factories have been running on
the go-as-you-please plan with the usual
result Of competition and cutting prices.
The plan now Is 10 form a stock company
or trust which will embrace all the fire
brick works
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-04-14
uc Wa. Not From Wheeling.

Yesterdays Pittsburg Dispatch contained
a long account Of a bogus check operation
attempted upon President J. Clark VIII
liams, of Curry University, bya youth who
gave his name as Clarence Burdett, and
his residence as Wheeling The Professor
was little too sharp for the young man,
and the operation was not a success. The
check used was one of the National Bank
of West Virginia. and called for so There
is no such person as Burdette in Wheeling.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-04-14
Resolutions of Respect.

Al a special meeting of the Wholesale
crocers' Association. held at the Chamber
Of Commerce, April u, 1890 the following
resolutions were adopted:
WHEREAS, Providence having removed
from our midst by death, Hon. A. {. Eyer
ter we desire to express our sorrow IN ms
loss. and sympathy with-his family there-
fore be it Al. To-.
ter we have lost not only worthy clll1ell;
Inn, an honorable and valuable member OF
onr body. and one whose straight forward
and correct business principles has won our
esteem and is worthy of emulation.
Resolred. That these resolutions be spread
unon the minutes of our association ana a
copy of the same be sent to his bereaved
family and published in the city papers.
JOSEPH SPEIDEL, President.
GEO. II. GIBSON, Secretary
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-04-14
3trn Advertisements
THE
WHEELING INSTALNENT Co.'s
GREAT.
MA TING SALT |
1885 10 114O Market St
LILLE

Don't spend dollar uu ......
stores tO-mOrr0W-i $500 CANT
three times its value don't .r...
1T has been said "Iomu.r..
Comes, but today has c0ua .rI..
paralleled day IL will boz at n.. .....-.
ment-We have prepared f0rr -r.
be the hrst day of our Great N.-.
We open the week by exception.
Of offerings in Floor N.rr
couldn't offer amy more de,.rtl..
able goods The stock wruf .r....
grand assortment OF Fresh. ~t
Substantial Mating. fh.s t..-...
tons in unique patterns nDut..
and rich cOl0rs-Mattiug, r.f..
Will cost YOU not a cent Jess fIu "..
per yard clscWhcrc-Iucy. sad. ....
larry at that prlce-Aat'n- r..
thnt measure seamless cyer l..
most desirable feature. tha. l0. ..
ford 10 overlook. Wen CLOSE ...
yard of Mating within this ,fUn..,
so low as to make buying lup-.,..
price literally compelling you t ...
that is If YOU need Mating. T
White. al l5c per yard
WHEELING INSTALMENT..
Not cent less than l5,.0f-
a yard of these goods Fir.. ..
yard will buy every yard HfI.
walls of our building The rr
than double what Wc ASH
avoid coming here II You Wal. t.
cents 80 cents worth liffO.
do here to-day what DO rn
fifty cents 90 do $40 NI
this sale. - yards of Ma'tu-f... .
You regularly $3.50 Don't .0..
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-04-14
Taken to bridgeport.

Bull" McDonough and Eddie Combs,
the TWO parties arrested in Pittsburg Fri
day. on IA telegram from Marshal Stuff, Of
Bridgeport. who wanted them for attempt
ed highway robbery, We're taken from the
City Hall yesterday to Bridgeport, and
were sent out to the St Clairsville Jail, to
await the due course of events. 1t is said
the authorities have the men dead to
rights
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-04-14
At $3.50 and s2.4O.
THE SQUARE crown DERBY
At s1.sO and 40.

an tine leading shapes la stir Hats 40 slOp.
u g. q ..u 81 4u and - iO.
Bows Hats new patterns. 80 and 20 cents.
100 Nrs Patterns Nccktie>. Icek>, Fourth
Hands BoWs. at ~ 80 and I'D cents.
1Ou STYLES pomct SHIRTS, 20 90 n. 40 q ceuts.
30 New Patterns. stripes. therk> and Plaids.
Domct Camp shirts. i2 to 1874 at ~ cents.
French FLANNEL shirts. silk shirts. SILK
Stripes. Ae. a. g. NCFADDEN,
mrs 1899 uud 1917 Market street.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-04-14

Chairman Stoetzer, of the Grocers' Con
ference Committee. reported that they had
arrived at a satisfactory conclusion with
the GrOcerS in relation to a certain 0bjec-
tiOnablc clause IN the agreement with the
Grocers' Association regarding the sale of
non-union made goods and that the agree
ment was now in effect. Messrs. Vase
man and Herman Hess were added TO the
Groccrs' Committee.
The Arbitration Committee. To which
was referred the trouble at the Central
Glass Works. reported that no settlement
had been arrived al up to the present time.
A communication from the Federal Union,
of which the worklnen are members, re
Questing that some of the men who took
their places be blackliSted, was rejected.
The Worlds Fair COmmisSiOnership
matter came up, but nothing was done
pending the action Of Congress, except To
instruct Secretary Salisbury, in case the
location is made a law, 10 write 10 Cover
nnr Fleming. of West Virginia, and Gov
enor Campbell, Of Ohio, requesting that 4
labor representative from each State be
appointed as commissioners.
President GOmpers. of the American
Federation. wrote 10 the Assembly for in
formation concerning the organization Of a
Federal Union among the Bloch Bros.
tobacco workers. and the matter was re
ferred TO the Committee ON Organization.
The meeting then adjourned.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-04-14
l1brelin9 Register
Thermometers Record.

MIR c. Schnepf. the Opera House drug
gist. made the following observations OF the
temperature yesterday: "a. ~, ~ =. ~,
10. ~ m., =, 3 p m, -; p m, 90
Weather. fair
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-04-14

\ DEVASTATED CoUGH, cruelty tries
the Lungs and wastes the general
strength. \ prudent resort for the
afflicted is to DR.. d. Jayne'S EXpcctor-
ant, remedy for all troubled with
Asthma. Bronchitis. or any Pulmonary
Affection.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-04-14
THE NEWS OF THE DAY.
The Grand Jury.

The grand jury of the Circuit Court will
meet this morning at nine o'clock, and both
parts Of the Circuit Court will formally
convene for the April term. ThcpGsonncl
of the grand jury is not yet known, and the
names will not be obtainable until to-day.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-04-14
COFFEE.

Our CofIces are all roasted IA their natural
state. We use no poisonou, mixtures 10 glaze
and cover defective grains and add 20 weight
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-04-14
TEAS

our Teas are all New crop Natural Loaf. sc-
lectcd by competent tea ta>ters Nou will find
our medium goods superior TO those sold as best
by Your local grocer.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-04-14
Something That Need. Remcd,ing.

To NE EfNOF 0t ne HtgNF.
We wish 10 call the attention of the Chief
of Police 10 a sore grievance in the vicinity
of Twenty-siXth and Main streets. 1t IS
this Between early Saturday night and
late Sunday night u lady can hardly step
her foot outside the house without enduring
some kind of insult either by word or act.
If the Chief would detail one or more mem
bcrs of his force To parole that section and
keep close lookout for persons making
nuisances of themselves he would confer a
favor un many CITIZENS.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-04-14

OF doing business is to give the people
the best rdluc for the least money See
our Ladies' Dongola Flexible sole. Silk
Trimmed shoe for Sl.65. They are
worth 5000 a pair. We have 5000
pairs in Opera and Common Sense lasts.
j. II. LOCKE Il Co.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-04-14

FITS, SpaSmS, 81. NituS dance, ner-
vouSueSS and hystcria are soon cured
by DR.. Miles Ncrvine. Free samples at
Logan Drug Co.'S. Il. b. Burt's and
Bowie Bros. Bridgeport, o.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-04-14

The Vacheron and Con>tantin Geneva
watches are. without doubt. the finest in
the world. I. O.. DILLON y Co,
sole Agents.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-04-14

The Daily Chronicle of the Movements OF
Individuals.
Col. Charlie Wells, of Glnyer's Gap. was
shaking hands with friends in the city on
saturday
Mr. d. r. Brooks returned on Saturday
from "a business trip TO Cincinnati anu
other points.
DIR. J. H. Pipes was called to New Lis
bon by the serious illness of his brother
Capt. Pipes
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-04-14

Black Gin for female complaints.
Black Gin for Bright's disease Of the
,IdueyS
Black Gin for backache.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-04-14

LOOK ont, Buckeye Extracts are on the road
Aud coming in 10y the car load.
They re- on every tongue and in every hand
For they are finest in the land.
Ask your grocer for them
New popular sizes.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-04-14
THE BUILDERS STRIKE.

The strike of the building trades was re-
ported still ON. and the position of affairs
was fully outlined. lu this connection the
following resolution was presented and
adopted unanimously:
Rcsoir,d, That the Ohio Valley Trades
and Labor Assembly endorse the action of
the building trades. and deny q settle
ment with the carpenters; and declare the
strike still on. Notwithstanding the notice
published by the Builders Exchange de
claring the strike of.
Delegates from Carpenters Union No.
Il. of Martins Ferry. and No. Is. OF
Bellaire, reported the carpenters in those
places out on a strike for - cents a day adj
vance. with eight hours work on Satur-
dnv
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-04-14
A Gard From Losenh Ynhn.

The German Cigar manufactured by
Joseph Yahn is Of superior quality-the
standard of purity and excellence. 1t
is a luxury and not low-priccd article.
lie has established Il reputation for the
excellence of his goods wherever they
are known. Dealers all carry them.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-04-14

TAPPAN. the Photographer, is max
ing Life Size Crayon Portrait and One
Dozen Cabinets. both for $500.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-04-14

DoN'r RUN THE RISK of your Cold get
ting well Of itself-yOu may thereby DRIFT
into condition favorable to the develop
ment of some latent tendency, which may
give Won years Of trouble. Better cure
YOUR Cold al once with the help of DR. ID.
Jayne'S Expectorant. good healing medi-
cine Tor ali Coughs, Sore Lungs and
Threats.