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NOTES ON NAVIGATION.
Stage of Water and Movements of Boats.
The River Interests.

Stage OF Water and Movements Of Boats
The River Interests.
Tho marks on tho landing laStcyenIng indi
Gated Il feet inches With the river still fallinI
slowly.
At Pittsburgh last evening the river was ],
feet inch and rising slowly, and twas showing
l1 a. MorrantOwn, feet aud stationary; CLOUDY
A4 At BRO SGPotwn.yilic, feet riches and rising
a %% 1 Pa. feet and tAlllnsi cloudy and
pool. ~
morning, the Bachelor, for Cincinnati, aud TIE
Matt F. Allen, for PittSburgh.-The Ben HUI
swung ont for Parkersburg Of nooA.=-sAt
O'Clock 10 The evening Tie Andes passed up tol
PIttsburgh. Later In tho ntehe the Courier
went lhfdtf6It u The same port.
To.day's SCHEDULE consists OF the Scotia and
the II K, BediOrl, The former Tor Cincinnati
lie latter i6F Pittsburgh, both leaving ats III
Tomorrow tho Andes is due down Tor CIncin'
nail 10 the morhIug. the Courier Will return 70
PafkenbuTgh RtnOou.
The Andes had 10 take tho top Of her pilot
house on at Cincinnati In order 10 get under the
bridges, aud Il y tRid to have been queer Sigh
70 sec tho pilot manipulating the wheel stand
ing upon the floor in tho open Alr
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Tho parent Of InaomnIA.

Tho parent Of insomnia or WGketulnesS Is In
nine cases out Of ten dyspeptIc stomach
Good digestion gives sound sleep, indigestion
inte.iefes with It. The brain Sud stomach
sympathlzes. Ono OF the prominent symptoms
ri A weak state Of tho gastric organs Is disturb
Soce Of he great nerve entrepOt, the brain. In
yigorate Inc stomach, and you restore equtll
Sine for the purpose Is HOEtetter's Stomach
BitierS. which Is far preferable 10 mineral
SedatiVeS and powerful GAIe0tiCs which, though
they may Tor q time exert 4 Soporinc influence
upon the brain, soon cease 70 act, and Il var
tpFS' on the contrary, restore activity 70 the
operatlouE Of that all important organ, AND
their beneIicent inttneurpS Il rejected IN sound
sleep and 4 tFGnquilEtAte q the nervous system,
A VholeSouie Impetus IL Likewise given 70 the
action 81 ne liver and bowels BY IL use.
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M. az na.titn,Inn.

There is in the Sixth ward family
which Is in pitiably destitute condition
as result OF the flood and other atllic.
tions. The father has been seriously i'll
for some time, and is now lying at home
helpless, while the mother is left alone
to care for and support seven small chill
dren as well az her invalid husband
Their house was under water and they
lost all they had. Benevolent persons
have helped them, but they stand in
sore need yet. Those who would help 0
deserving family may send furniture
clothing, eatables or anything Of use in
a family to P. Bachmann & Sons whole
sale produce store, and that firm will see
that donations reach the sufferers
promptly.
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REI.i.AIRE.
An Sorts of Local News and ooOsip from
the GIaaa CITY

the Glass City.
William Powell has moved his family to Mlugo
Junction.
Rev. L. W. Barr Will preach TO tho Good
TemplArs tomorrow.
seyeral teams stalled on ThIriyeIehs street
yesterday, the mud being hub deep.
Mason sproot and Miss Ella sAybro0k were
quietly married BY Rev. =. q. Collier Thursday
night,
home from Columbus, where they met the state
Board OF Equalization.
r, A. Taylor, editor Of the Ques:, lectuTed last
night In the South BellAitc n. Z, church, on
Temperance, 70 good house.
Several families from down the river have
moved 70 BellRife recently, most OF whom arc
going 70 work GU the new pixies.
A big lot OF straw was badly dAmGHed at the
Crystal and Union Window Glass houses during
the flood. They now have Il spread out drying.
The Italians have taken another reatlets spell,
and arc coming and going continually from here
to Portland aud Pittsburgh, aud from there TO
BellAife fgaln.
died Thursday night she leaves husband and
several children. The IntCrment will be at
ateubenYlllc to-day.
Capt. George PoOrman, OF the Pellalra Tribune,
leaves At noon to day for business trip 70 Kan
Sas having TO appear there before committee
OF the Kansas LegislGture.
Mrs. BenlIne's funeral took place yesterday
from the home Of her daughter, Sirs. Joseph
Crow. Notwithstanding the bad roads, many
attended. The tnteIment was at Rock Hin
Cemetery.
The P. o va C. Railroad Company is filling
the washes MADE by the GOOD with stag IRON
the Benwcod furnace, at Martins Ferry. Some
OF the washes are very bad. Trains arc run
over them, however.
The wife OF James Ebberts charged him with
wiltIlly neRlecttnR 10 provide for tbs family,
| and the Mayor hued HIN 500 and sent him 10
jail for ten days. The wife and children are be-
ing cared for by the ladies Of the city.
Report has IL that officials OF tho BellaIre,
ZAneSyillo d Cleveland railroad have been In
| consultation with Cleveland parties with y view
70 widening the gauge OF the road 70 get al out.
let for the coal, the coal 10 go 10 Cleveland.
The funeral Of William schCpp has been post
poned from . O'Clock this afternoon until tho
same time time tomorrow, for the AccommodA.
ton Of his fellow railroad men. who will attend
the iunef1l n abody, going 10 Wheeling on the
Douglass Thompson, the man hurt IN tho q. a
T. yards on Thursday, was reported better yes
terday. D. 7. McCl0y, VINO suffered slight
stroke OF paralysis last Sunday, Is also better
Mr.. 5. o. Cummins, the hardware man, who hal
been SICK for some tine. Is able to be out again
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Inmbrth,a soo,ch CboIr.

The BOSTON Globe IRyk: "At fremont Temple
last evening tho Scottish artists, under u. a
Iambeth. gave 4 concert Under the auspices o.
ibc RoSinri CaiedoniRn Club. II. A. Lambeth II
a bean ideal Of a conductor, and hts nrtisH wert
encoTed vigorously. Miss Kate Sherry has 7
rich soprano voice OF considerable range anc
strength. She sang Jock % HsZeldean' ~ ~
abie Ind acceptable manner, aud 10 response u
an encore tnIIg that sReet melody, Within
Mlle,' which gave her an opportunity 70 display
ihe mi C0npaSs and 1pxi6IlIty nt her voice
Miss NJ, Bowie has lne Contralto voice, ano
chSrninn. simple melody, THE Bonnie Banks Z
i,oCh Lom0ud. with great taSIo and expires
All lovers Of Scotch songs will have 4 rare ,op
portunIty TO be delighted on Monday evening
March ,. IN the Opera House. Proceeds alto
expenSes for the West Virginia Home for Age
and FrlendleFg Women,
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pRlTH op GgNERAG cARNGCK.
An old and Respeeted citizen passes
pannefniIv ayRaY,

Peacefully away.
John Carmack, shipping clerk at the
Central Glass Works for many years
died at his home, 1853 Fifteenth street,
at half past four o'clock yesterday after
noon, at the advanced age Of seventy
two. His disease was asthma from
which he had suffered for years. The
day before Thanksgiving be became 90
i'll that he was confined TO the house FOL
some time, and though he recovered
sufficiently to be Rbleto get about and
to visit the factory occasionally, he never
regained his strength to such a degree
as to BIZ able to resume his duties.
Mr.. Carmack came to Wheeling from
Maryland thirty.iour years ago. He held
his position at the Central twenty-five
years. BE leaves aWidow and six child
rem, four daughters and two sons, one
Of the latter being Mr.. Harvey CaImacki
Of the postoftice. He was genial man
young In heart, and very popular with
those who knew him, and he will be
sincerely mourned by many friends
He was always a sterling Republican
and cast his first vote for William Henry
Harrison, q fact Of which he was always
proud.
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with the title comes severe love 1917 sS si
Mn, fortuns through dream Of buried treasure
The Commissioner on morals cndeaVoESs 70 sepa,
rais thS lnvcrS ss ILLEGAL Unmarried and slllstup,
poSed mother reveals the TACT that lnG stih ~ "
really princes and wo, R!, Sne ,Sen Tefuses q
bind her hIghnoEs 10 him, devOteS MS ioLIln,e
10 lis country and Joins the ranks OF me ~
dieFS who 10 forth 10 fight for freedom IN wa
he wins rank and glory, returns 70 nnu tnS PIN
cess true, aud the custBln gees Gown upon 1nt
ConTicdis Opera Company 81 sixty vocalist
and al orchestra will present this masteIp.ece
Of Johann StrauSs, tho NAllz ki1B, a. the open
fInuaa fhIE aVPnt T.,
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ABOUT PEOPLE.
Strangers in the City and Wheeling FOLDS
Ahrond

Strangers in the CITY and Wheeling Folks
Abroad.
7. W. Fleming, Of FaitmoSt, is in the city.
Mr.. p. J. Green, Of J. H. Locke & Co., Is in BOs-
Editor Cowan. OF the Warrington Time', was
In town yesterday.
Miss Edith Francis, Of tho Island, Is Visiting
friends at NewArk,O y.
R. NJ, Patton. OF Bethany, registered at the
Hotel BehlCr yesterday,
Mis- Mamie Mollwaine. OF Warrington PA, 10
visiting Miss Ida UpdegaH.
". Blackshere, OF Warrington, registered at
the Windsor hotel yesterday.
william b. OroSB, advance agent Of the Robert
MantGii Company, ID ut the Mcclure house.
Postmaster Cowden has gone 70 Iowellvllle,
o, where his father Is lying at the point OF
death.
Miss RettA wolyiugton, of ThIrty.third street,
entertained iSiSHdS last night Rt progressive
euchrc.
F.d. McBhdc, H. J. Mcbride and E. Il. wilde,
Of New. MartlnSVlllc, were at the Hotel Behler
yesterday.
F.s. Burrows, general manager Of the LotIl.
lard Tobacco Company, registered Rt the Ic'
Lure house yesterday.
Chris. Siebke leaves this evening for Cincin.
natl n accept a situation Is agent Of the Edge
wood Distilllng Company.
MrS. George 8. Ross, vile Of Manager Ross, Of
the Windsor Hotel, who has been ia Cleveland
several months, has returned.
MesSrs. 7. Riester, J. P. Adams and D. Morgan
returned Thursday from weeks TIP 10 Charles.
ton and other cities OF the State.
Mt. James H. Lancaster, Of New Cumberland,
has concluded 70 return 70 Wheeling and reside,
and has accepted position here.
MombOn Of tho Bachelor Club were enter.
tAined last evening at progressive euchte by
Miss josephine Fading, o. South ChAplint
street.
Misses Blanche and Della EustOn, Of 81. Louis
arc expected here 10 day, and viii visit theil
grandmother, Mrs., 4. ]. Zane, at Pleasant
Valley.
DR., and Mrs. n. W. HSzlett and Mr. and Ms,
Henry n. Russell expect TO leave for PAS
Christian, Miss, aresort on the Gulf Of Mexico
carly next week.
Gibson Lamb, Esq, OF the Bank Of wheeling,
returned 10 the 6Ainm House yesterday from /
visI. 70 Florida. His family VIII remain In the
Routh for several weeks.
Mn. william BambeFgIr and dAuehteF, MlsI
Emma Gold and Miss sellgnan, Of Milwaukee,
who have been Waiting the families Of Nj. Z,
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ISLAND NATURAL GAS MAINS

TO BIO Blown Dot Tomorrow Consumers
should Take Note.
Since the food has receded the Natural
Gas Company, Of West Virginia, has
kept a force of men busily employed
pumping out the gas mains on the
Island. As fast as the water is pumped
out, however, more is blown in. The
men are worn out by the work, and &C
the company has decided to blow the
water out. Between 8 and . O'Clock
Sunday the work will be done, and fol
that length Of time there will be no gu
on the Island,
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MOTHERS should bear in mind thai
Uhamberlain's Cough Remedy is harm
less to children. 1t contains NO iDjuri'
GUS. substance. They incur no risk
when they give 1t even to babies. Then
long experience has shown that it is
especially adapted for the cure Of
coughs and colds incident to childhood.
It cures them promptly, and Is pleasant
and safe for them to take. For sale by
". W. Irwin, @. R, Goetze, ]. Klari, Q.
Schnepf, M. w. Hcinrici, John Coleman,
W. E. Williams, O. Menkemiller, W. O.
Armbrecht and S. /. Rrico. D4w
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FoR rHE Cn1DREN.-Cha mberlain's
Cough Remedy Is 8 great iavoTite with
mothers for their children, as many Of
them have learned from long expert.
ence in the use Of It that II is reliable:
II promptly cures their children Of
coughs and colds, prevents them from
having the Group, or cur:a them Of
Group. They have also found that there
Is no danger in giving It even In large
doses, and that Il is pleasant for them
to take. For sale by W. W. Irwin, o.
r. Goethe, ]. Kiafi, O. schnepi, NJ. w.
Heinrici, John Coleman, W. z. Williams,
O. Menkemiller, W. O. Armbrecht and
s. L. Brice. D4w
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Joe whites Plans,

Joe White, the well known base ball
let, has not as yet signed with any club
for this season, and contemplRtes retir.
ing. Among the good o6erB he has had
this season was one from Spokane Falls,
Wash. His brother, viii White, will
open q saloon at Denver, Col, and Joe
expects to 90 out there with him. Joe
takes very little stock in the talked o.
Ohio Valley League, and thinds it will
not nav.
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GRAND PACIFIC HoTEI, Chicago, hos
Just completed an addition Of 100 rooms
which are furnished in latest style and
with every modern improvement, espe.
cial attention being given to ventilation
and light Rates remain the same: S.
ner day and UPWARDS, a fH
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If you cannot see and need spcctacles
ron should call on us aud hare your Eyes
tested without charge. We have tne
anesl instruments and more experieu.ce
han any other Optlclan In tho STATE,
and guarantee satisfaction or money re-
Fundei, JACOB VI. HRUHB.
JeHeler and OpticlAn,
Cor. TWeiITh ana market otreeIS'
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Gotleib Hillier, the man who was
arrested at New Brighton, Pa, Monday
by Marshal Keller, Of bridgeport on
charge Of completely in the Cleveland &
Pittsburgh railroad freight depot rob
berry at Bridgeport, had hearing before
Mayor Mitchell there yesterday. Six
witnesses from New Brighton testified
that be was at that place playing cards
with them on the Sunday evening that
the robbery was committed. Tbis,testi.
mony was considered conclusive, and
HITLER was released.
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RsnhIs.a Act.

Yesterday, while Mr.. George K. Nc
Mechen was sitting in his buggy, on the
Second Ward Market square, making a
purchase OF hay, passing motor, with
out warning, ran into bis buggy, DANA
cling It slightly and narrowly missing
causing a Berions accident. The position
Of the buggy prevented Mr.. McMecheD
from seeing the approaching motor.
while the operator saw him plainly and
knew the car would strike the buggy
The colliaion was the result OF pure
on,n1nnUaona
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nn.,nn Wool nInrkat.

BOSTON. MASS, Feb. 27.-wool market firm
Ohio 4 AZ 9l08Ac; Xxx 82aSic; No. ], 37aaSc;
MichiFan K goaSOc; No. !, SOC: Ohio delaine' 38l
sc; Michigan do SSa3S1ffc No. I cOmhlng grm
bSNs6c iof 6ne medium and SSGSe0 for medium ;
TeKSS. California and Oregon quiet; pulled
active; Gnp8H 30a4Sc: extra 2A90c; AuStraliAn
S6aA2c, Foreign woods hfm.
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SPECIAL BARGAINS

To close our winter weights and make
room for our Incoming spriDg stock,
FirSt.class work and ilt guaranteed; Also
bargains in Underwear md hait Nose
Hesr lie celebrated lace back Sus'
npndcr for comfort aud durability.
G. HESS & SONS,
Merchant TdIlOrs ana Gents Fer9ishers'
1921 and 1928 Market street.
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MARTINS FERRY.
Shortage Of Natural Gas-PerSonAl and
Ynriona Other Local Nntna

Shortage OF Natural Gas-PersonAl and
Various Other Local Notes.
Seats arc selling fast for the imperial Quar-.
tette, next Monday.
sRm McKim, Of the Miller Brothers Company,
was here yesterday.
For Sale or Rent-A desIrable residence on
4th street, Enquire at Commercial Bank.
There will be skating at the Lafayette rink
next Monday night. Band In attendance.
The Imperial Quartette at the Opera House.
Monday, March =, will be the musical event Of
the season.
Miss lola ong, sister Of Dr.. A. r. onE, who hiss
been under medical treatment at Cincinnati, Is
expected hero to-day.
The electric light was turned on last night, the
hrst time since Monday morning, and Is now
stronger than for some time.
Jacob Press Is home from the Soldiers Home
at Dayton. He says there are d, 500 sodIers there
and they are dying at the rate OF one day.
Many Of the soldiers now draw pensions Of So
per month.
The North School Drum Corps was out on the
/ streets yesterday morning announcing the OBJ.
seryance OF Washington's birthday up there,
and made good music. II Is one OF the best IN
the nelghboIhood.
"Borderlapd" will be played at the Opera
House tonight by twelve good people. George
Moore and Billy Gait are clever comedians aud
viii Lutprise you. Gait Is whole show him.
self. II Will pay togo.
There was q surprise party OF the residence Of
| Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob lloBenthal, corner Jefferson
street and Broadway, THURSDAY evening, in
honor Of their son Harry. Twenty seven young
people had an excellent time.
The "Borderland" at the Opera House tonight
deserves good house. William Gait is first
class comedian, aud George Moore Is not slow.
The company made a big hit at Flushing, and
the management and the people wanted them
to stay and play agAin last night.
Mr.. Paul Morrison, son OF 8. G. W. Morrison,
Esq, Is dangerously III at Gambler, Ohio. HIS
mother, brother, Mr.. Charles s. Morrison, and
his sister, Mrs. James X. Watson, Of New York,
are at his bedAide, a telegram received by the
father yesterday read: "PRuls condition serl.
Gus. Hopeful"
represent supply Of natural gas Is not salts
factory on account OF the water In the mains,
left there during the loUd. The water causes
the gas 10 so out at intervals, and lERln the
pressure Is light. Many PERSONS complaiICd
about this all dsy yesterday, but this didn't
help It any. Consumers should be careful IN
using the Gas during the present trouble.
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The following item was clipped from
the London, Eng, Telegram by young
man who was there recently:
Mayor seabEight, Of Wheeling, (Wesl
virginia) says: " Glways fine man s.
for a plain drunk on Sunday and only 81
for the same ofFense any other day."
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The house of Mrs. Miller, in Alley o.
was raided by the police last night, and
the landlady, three girls and two men
were arrested. This swelIs the tota! o.
arrests in February TO 1922. The best
record for month heretofore was 325
II the gambling places, especially the
disgraceiully public and exceedingly
prof able policy dives, had been raided
as systematically as the women, the
number might have been swelled to 622
But ''some things is different from other
khinnnM
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TnnFIAtS.

whether on pleasure bent or business
should take on every trip bottle Of
Syrup Of Figs, as 1t acts most pleasantly
and etfectuslly on the kidneys, liver and
bowels, preventing fevsrs, headaches and
other forms Of sickness. For sale in soc
and 81 90 bottles by all leading druggists.
nav
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The opening OF q new music store I'm
der the Grand Opera House, on Twelfth
street, as announced in the INTRLLIaEN
GER BONE time ago, will take place thit
afternoon at 3 o'clock. E. NJ. Giddings
the proprietor, has received full line
Of tirst.class musical instruments, sheet
music, etc. The public is invited TO call
and inspect their goods.
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Dunlap Hat Opening.

You are invited to attend the opening
OF the spring and summer blocks oil
Dunlap Hats, which the world has in.
dorsed as the leader, Saturday, February
%, 1891. NOBLE Bros,
A Twelfth street.
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Indications.

WARRINGTON, Feb. T.-For weat Virginia n
westttn rennsyiyAniA, warmer, soulheiiy
Winds; fair weather, increasing cloudlnets Aho
rnIn Of snow Saturday night.
For Ohio, increasing cloudineES anu Ln 10y. y ~
liable; warmer tomorrow; colder sunday
ts1 perRtnre falling " about ten degrees Dy sun
day morning on Lake Erie,
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The slipping Of the creek bank west
Of the Market street bridge continues
and yesterday the sidewalk sank at least
foot below the level Of the street. The
house on the corner also moved so that
Nesbitt & Devine, the real estate agents.
whose Office ia there, had to moYe out.
The result may yetptoye serious.
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E. L. ROSE & Co., No. 81 Twelfth
street, have left a few Of the finest Of
their elegant Holiday Sewing Machines,
which they will offer at prices sure to
make room for new goods in other lines
Don't miss this opportunity.
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PREVENTS PNEUMoN1A.-The prompt
use of Chamberlain's Cough Remedy
will prevent severe cold from result
ing in pneumonia. Bear this fact In
mind. paw
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J.W. FERREtL, agent for wanamaker
& Brown, has Just received 1000 sam.
pies for Cent? Spring Suits. Call and
see them before you purchase.
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The great musical comedy, "struck Gas" will
be Al the Grand next Monday, Tuesday Ant
"Wednesday evenings. A great company Of GO
medisuS, yoCailSts and dancers, headed BY thu
charming Soubrette, Miss Lillian Harper, com
strGpH AFFECTION, as the PltAburgh press speak
In high terms Of It. It is performing there al
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AT THE THEATRES.
"rhs GypSy Baron"

Following is
the Gtory OF the
opeIA, 1.-THE Gyp,
81 Baron:" San .
dor BarlDkay, an
eXiled HnngA'
TiAn, returns 10
claim his estates
and finds them
occupied byA pig
dealer. An easy
solution Of com
plicait0ns II Gug-
IeSted by the ex
Hes marriage 10
tho pig dealers
; daughter. She
loves another,
and pOstponet
the pro poGed
wedding by say.
Ing she will only
accept u man Of
rank. The Gyp'
SIes elect Sander
their baron, but
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Fine White Shirts, my own
make, warranted pure Linen
Bosoms, made double In front
and double in back, with Patent
Faoings In back. shoulders and
sleeves, Is double sewed in all
seams, and every Shirt Is guar
anteed to Fit. Price only 500.
Genuine Jersey overshlrte,
warranted to not shrink. re-
duced from 70 to 500.
Extra heavy Dark Cloth Over
shirts, won't shrink, reduced
from ST TO SOC.
Extra fine cloth double breast
Shirts, fast colors, and won't
shrink, reduced from 81 to 75c.
Boys Good Cloth Shirts, well
made, won't shrink, reduced
from rs to SOC.
Underwear Below Cost.
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Jusr Received, 1000 perforated chair
seats, 10 cents each, also complete line
Of tinwafe ct the s and 10 Cent Store.
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ron DYsprPslA,

Indigestion, and Stomach Disorders usO
RTloWE's IRON BITTEus,
All dealers keep Il, 81 per bottle, Gcnuinehu
Trademark and crossed rcd lines on wrapper
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Jusr RECEIVED, 1000 perforated chair
seats, 10 cents each, also q complete line
Of tinware at the 5 and 10 Cent Stpze.