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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-11-11

m" sahdrst death which has occurred
N tins city. f"r many hay, was that Il
Mrs q u. Farrell. which occurred about
: o'clock, last evening At about o'clnck
IN IA" mtrru"rn, Mrs Farrell CAV" birth
t" "a daughter, Lud ia less than rix hours
H't"rwari. she was deaf ~ prrmuui.
h"u- hah been given. n" dangerous ~ mp.
toms %" encountered. I'll bat an hour
- tN inr" death rusu-d Mr. Farrell
va % ,hiuruia, hut u Telegram reached
r,ru night, aEd h" started G,r iurn"
til 'ruIng. What dIsInsIrIon " II IL"
ina" II the remains cannot l." known Till
hc arrives Three children survive IA"
mother, hoy. II girl, aud the lutnn, just
born Thee" have h"''n taken charge at
10y dli'"r'u, trirnd-, the nfnu, hriug At
Mrr James Mlllignu's Mrs fnrrll was
a ira" aud aii,Ttluuat" wife, n kind and
tender mother Sh" wHE the mninEtHS IL
her husband, who ir u CuuSumptiv" iuaV-
ld, and VII" ~ l.'rravrd indeed 10y her
lusS Las N"gas optic.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-11-11
Woha,r county Mines.

From kiuguAh Miner
r W rhris IL NOW working s"v"rn
men IN 'h" Sch"yIkiII tunnel at Chloride.
John Uiriihu has several tons uf ora "u
the dump Of the llarkrnd mine read! Tor
shipment to kiugman
Their, Is more rich silver and gold ore
in WallnIai mining district than any
other equal area at Arizona
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= "'N'' H''"' SUM" '' ~ F'"'
ore ir"m Dainty !" TIA" sampler ths week.
The ore wan fairly gu,sl nni ought { : paN
well II "nongliran u" dug out
II water suih,"u, is struck IN ia" min"
If the Music Mnataln company "a good
Nill VIII l'' tl'tl''l lb "'ik ne ores M
Tim, vir,ui,y. .,.w,. ,r. iur,rn,J
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Jack L''''' mas som" N"'"ahI" s"'d
''"''"~ near ''r""' '""' '"Hlh "' rr"h''
ably worked II there was u custom mill
ia ,l"t n',E""''"''" ""'i'' Tue orr '"n'd
Many fh~l"''"'H ARE packing Their
"''r"' '"'" 'h' mountains along ia" '"I'
'r"''' river III 'l"'S' :" e"'i' lh- WIN
YER VIII .rlhE ''r'" some r'ch properties
ili" 'I"' section
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-11-11
TAN rNNkH


ti'hu '" lhll), NbN"hp VI
J"s Barnett. un" IF Tia" pr"prl","rs II
Tia" I"I,lar 81 Elmo, has returned from
MI eastern trap
Juig" L.. : rrimhr has returned from
ia" worlds Fan, and hr ~ ne, surprised
NJ Tia" result uf the stat" elections
Mrs l.. II Schulrnbcrgcr returned
from rnttstuwn, Pa, where RI" has been
Waiting her mother for the last seven
mouths.
Mr.. Rita Granger, who il seriously III
NJ her HON" on south broadway, was
thought T." hr resting somewhat easier
THE morning,
Yesterday Jan" Hun, made las,y ~.
animation Of ia" coal prospects IN Tirra-
canon. lie iS lo"king fr' coal miu".
aud wants "a" near ia" city
Ia" city sch""l luarl have u" money.
they say, 10 pay thr teachers, bat al H."
lar, meeting they ordered $1,000 worth
II school desks aud furniture" Pay the
t"arh"rr'
tn" Daughter of R"l"kah gave an
oyster supirr last nigh, M the | .. q f.,
hall The hi-v~lvrs M well M the ac.
'"mrarying s"rialiIty were greatly EN-
Juyrd 10y all present
\ r.. 'ldrich has returned tn Manur.
Tito. having purchased II stock &c g"Is
IN tins city, II" il juhlan, over ia" rl"c.
tinn returns, AMI thinks hr will yet real.
iIc on his stock of wool
Mrs. w"rnrr. the efficient money order
clerk at Tia" I-'stnihr". has recovered from
AN illness that kept her away fron her
post Il duty w" days, This is the first
time she has lost day from sickness in
eight years.
An Indian was brought before Judge
L"ckhart last evening on the charge nf
stealing Ssddlr from T. = Cummings.
g"rls The Pueblo was found guilty
and given thirty days IN jail,
Mira Condrn. II Elmira. N Y. who
has hrrn IN ia" city visiting her friends,
MIR AMI Mrs Bnrrm, uf south Broad way.
left the htrt "f the week for nrm,ng. N.
NJ, whrr" al" gues tn spend the winter
with her daughter, who resides there.
Judge Harvey Huston, IT this city, an.
nouncrs that hr viii have ready Drcem-
her /. for sale, his hnnk IN irrigation. u
most valuable trratlrr nn subject Il water
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-11-11
lbeaiaH. Railroads

The southern Paclhc running into III
Pass, cghtS nulrr southeast and easter
Is, aud ia" silver city branch uf the san.
Ia +" system. touch "a, h'ming, and con.
rMrrAhl" passenger. freight au'l
stsk traffic II handled ~ thr
Iniu, liz" all towns, Denim.
wants another railroad, and III" project
," hong talked about. nf establishing n
line int" MrAicn. il still hoprd for, The
present syr,"ms tapping ia" city Mr." ap-
Iarnily "pl"si," IN their relations "a
each either, So that hmlng If not under
control If one r,ad, a. Huinr towns aIr
prone to pa, II. With closer relations Ia
albuquerque, hming will l." "strictly
in it," u second Denver, Hs II WERE, as
many towns H. the Suuthw"s, AZ" disp"s-
,Sl a. -tylr themselves
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-11-11
Nesaui,- aad CannEre.

The mrsluli" r,rt II found ia unlimited
quantities in "a" valley, aud MeAcans
clear from I. upward 'rr lay IL its de-
livery This r"rt II almost wholly us.sl
ns fuel. aud tw" curyir Tor - IL said to lie
equal tu n g ton &c coal
Th"sr Sho visited the lat" fair IN Aim.
Iucrlur learned gu"L deal about ga
unjgrr, which II h"iug utilized here, n
company uorth"as, If l.'ming aud scarce.
~ two miles, extracting frum It the ma
i"rial for tanning, whlrh IN shipped east
AMI abroad Extended mention uf the
Tanning Extract company, one II sever
al enterprises tina, nrmng il receiving
lrnrt, from. IL omitted NJ this time,
hut uu another visit I" ia" city, n com.
pir,r statement II the industry will he
presented
Mi " NJ Terry, who has h""u IN the
drug husiu"-s NJ Elktm, ~, tr IN
nAst tw"ly, years, says "Chnr'"llniu'S
Cough Remedy gives brtlri satisfaction
than any ether cough m"IIrur ever
sold" There IN grl raspu fur this,
NJ other will cur n cold -u qulrklyi M
Ihrr II a. certain n rr'N"n,atlv" and
cuIr for cruupi ~ other Hiiurls 40 much
relief ia cAsss ui WIN plug cough, Fur
sale 10y 4. II Burgess a Sou. druggists
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-11-11
sAutA sre OmrlaIs

u u, Robinson. first Vice presidents J.
J Frey, general manager II T. Nudge,
general superintendent John Player, sup.
rriutrndcn, II motive power, arrived from
the north last evening Mr., Robinson
was accompanied by his WIFI, daughter.
Miss Lena, and two SOM and 10y Mr.. and
Mr.. Henry Kinslcy ani Mira, J II. Rich
arl.on. Chicago friends The party were
mce, NJ the depot 10y members 81 the
Commercial clul and were driven In car
riAges 10 III" san Felipe hotel, and AFTER
supper were entertained al the C0alner-
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-11-11
Two PAY Day. TN. Month.

The Santa Fe read has given notice 81
the fact that all employees IT the rad will
receive the pay due them for Scptcmbcrr
work on the 10Th u tins month. aud tina,
"n ia" 18th inst, money will I've f,rthcom.
'ng for Ociol"r'S pay r'll. This II cheer
ing news To the employees II the Rad, aud
II generally cheering fr'm the fact tina,
w" pay lays so near together will place
III circulation considerable money, M we'll
a. from It h"'ng an indication II n revival
IN the business II the road and the ina ug.
ura,ion VI better times through the wes,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-11-11

excellent, aa well as n plentiful supply 4
aqua for private individuals.
The Mimbrru river rising In the north
and passing south aud east IL Dcmius
has afforded farmers an opportunity to
gr,,w M guul tnf the kind which has been
rais,pl) Ir~lur,r ~ will bc found any.
WHERE.
The A, q Smulding, Chicago. syndi.
cate IN operating on the Mimhrrs Ia the
northeast, but IT this the writer. for lRrk
uf time, could not post himself On the
present trip.
MISCELLANEOUS.
An attractive sch,-Il uf brick construct.
tiun, ia" banks, wOrmH"r's and Other
buildings in the town proper are cred.
liable structures and further mention N
this Ioin, In unavoidably omitted.
A grouping or the Gr,nd L"dgr n 4
y. Hnd visiting knights was made hy l..
A, Skrlly uf Silver City just before AN
Shoard" was cried.
X G.. scott. who taught music ard ,un.
ell p,anoe in Albuquerque year aga
plays the trombone IN thr 2iih
Gcorge Miles and wife, IT silver Cny
were in town. Mr.. Milca, who IL th,
county s-ur, has paid AlbuIuerlu,
many visits. aud will lr with IN agair
s"nn. possibly making permanent, stay
| hmiug L.igr NJ. . has seventy -'sc
members. They worked" three degi,,,
on Tuesday evening. the caudria," b'.ns
u resident. Al the rlus. - the ''stanl
lup" lunch was discussed To mo. ~
the visiting knights, aud others, an
largely indebted.
tn" uuubl" thirty miles south Of til,
city. ON "Wednesday, ia paloma-, ChiAua
hua, In which Trmnchi Indians were III,
aggr'ssnrs. created gupi deal IT excite
mrnt III town.
Some i've hundred II the 'uncmpluy
ed have visited hming during the pas
five days Their row On Tuesday morn
ing resulted in the death of Der, Lake
who "Apir'd tr IN wounds received ut th
hands Of one Fowl. ut Silver City u
Thursday. Fowl is III jail n, Silver City
as alro others implicated.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-11-11

cial club. Z, bciug 'gular ladies' nglt
a large number " UIur- were Irrs-n,
MIR. Robinwrn aui family will remain
~ ID" city until /" morrow morning visit
INK their many old friends nwd will then
pr-cSl h ~" ,ro-' whcr' they will
uIrnd n few weeks Mr. Robinson has -
warm corner IN hl- heart for Albuqu'r
que aud "Sprrr-r- himself NJ cnndiru, =
thu cty'p uliimnt, greatness
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-11-11


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hHn-A- cry, lr ~ - 10 san F"'u".. nrr.'
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sheriff rt.Arr. .- ..r''.r. r,,l\ e.. upI.
l,,t the r,'uI auu.h' 'AA. pul Up I-.rt tx
uutIc,r tu that -i',.'
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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-11-11
Aa.,.i.,ra,er,. Ne,,.e

Estate Of Fannss u. Lemon. Notice 10 hsresg
given TO all psfsons interested that the un''s
ell ned was on tbs 9th dsy Of Novembsf. A. u
late wife. Fannie H. lemon, BY the honor.bs
probat. court fof bsrnsllllo county, New Mel
lou, aid that he has QaAlihsd such,
tats are Required to present the same within ~
time prsDcfibed ~ Law for allowances. aud Az
psFsons owtns said estate are Required IA NAN
paymant. rersyas interested can have Thea
claims sdjustsd a the olics al M atiorns.
Barnard b. hodsy. CLAtrOH LKMoS,
Adminlsl Fsiof.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-11-11
rHE " Nrsu aUE.rios
D,-ro-i,,sr NJ this I'm psr,an, ,a-e b,
SadH~ zee

IT," living IL "a copy ~ judge l,e"'-
upiri w i.. water works suit
'ity III 81 ..Iu"rIu" w albuquerque
water c"tuIUu, aud Water NuIplS com.
inuy ~ Alhwi ,'rIu". " NJ
THIS 'arS" r"ullu,. ~ tu lr hrat,l upun
N,'..Iu1's mutiun - dismiss w" SANE.
puI 'h' ,ihihNts ti.I d,-uurut~ attached
in th' .niu", h-iug ,,Iu"r uf thu r,rurlr
Il ,h" city c"un,tl ~ the city uf Alhu.
vu"rIu", aud having h"arl counsel. the
''urInruan' 10y ia" ~ attorney, sum.
m,r- lu'khntt, E-k nri the defendant
~ W u ihIll"r~, Ettl aud the court
h"iug e.. advised ~ u," promises, AID
uf the ii.'. Z W." statements contained
~ 'hr ait .NNi and thr accompanying
du.um,t.'a '.r court doth urirr that the
complainant solicitor. the city attorney.
10" r,pIui0I in nl" further authority ir'm
tN,. ,.'S ..IurIl authorizing hIru, a. pr~
,.u'. -td suI' within fifteen day ttum
'.u. lat. e ihIs pi,l,r. u'hrrwl-" That sand
.UIi stand disminz..d ~ r,~, ui complain
ants solicitor " u l.Kt. Judge.
Sow. d, .,ok- tom idnn urn ire" ~ Il
ih,rr Ua- r.m"tu wing ahrut th.s
water question. IL" I""p'r here haN"
complained fIi y"niS about Va" ",h"rh,t.
AIT water rates Aud -"N"'Hl 'iy al
/ u.m-'rn"ur h'N" investigated aud ~.
contained that DO" municipality has lra'.
r,nIIl IL" r.m"dy against ih" Water
..mranl Nh.rN rh.m- 20 hN'" nr "N'Iu.
-.,' tr,u'hI-' or twenty hN" year"
pm.uF 'h' N,.' s"--l.u" 'n' Legislature
the pturu'y fur tlr water '"uInu!
franchises against Wt1'u suits ""r" n"'
hrugm N,'hu ~ mouths ~h"'d 10" head
49, b' s..d aud should n' D." subject h
attack 'h,,'Nil"r Ma! 90 F'"d ,nuId ut
gr' au,h"uty frIm "ur ri'N da'iS ." n.'
the suite 'r t"st truclu-"s gwen uu' nS
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-11-11
k'ormerll OF NeM neNicu

Judge Joseph r Gary, the famous Chi.
cago judge. no,cd ~ terror Ia aiIar.
chis,s. and who WAS on Tuesday r--rlec,.
eel by r" large "a majority as Ia touch the
patriotic pride of all true American eli.
Hcns, was ia lormer years a practicing At.
t"rnry IN New Mexico. Hon. j. Frank
Chavez knew hlin when his home was 10
Las Vegas IA 1888, aud after year ~ ~
there lac icit with r. \. AuDry and weEi
W ,aiIiurnia, going thenue Ia Chicago N
1000. New MrkIcan.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-11-11

The people 81 the city should Ia,runir
thee" ie"ple VIII" live AMI rlsnd their
money here. and who arr Interested In
the upbuliing Il the community, ia
the former and wh"r" presence herr In in
no way h"n"tt Ia TIA" city, why people
will pa,r,niLr Chimes, lAuulriea and r'E.
taurRn,s when there arr worthy citizens
engaged in the sam. llu-s ui business,
whom they NIGH, live their husinr-~, If
beyond understanding. II IN Hsi policy
to help tho-c who help you aud the town
IN which your interests arr conferred.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-11-11
sold On q Positive GuAsantss.
Ga. MILES PILLS, 60 posSs az Gre
How'n Thisi

We offer One Hundred DollArs Reward for az
case 81 CaiArrh that cannot be cured BY HALT
y. j. CHENEY A co, Pyop'rs, Tol.do. O.
We, the un,ier.isnsd. have known y. J. ChensJ
for the last Is Year., and believe him pesfeet1
hoaorabls In all business transactions and 40
anciAlly able 10 earn out any oblisaiioa nsas
by their mama
Wss, A Trusx. WHOLESALE Drussista. Tolsis.
o., wAldinS kinnAn a Marvin. Wholesale Drus'
sis,s, Tolsdo, d,
Halls CsisSrh Cure 10 taken internally, AstiA<
dirsctly apon the blood and mucous surfacss 4
the systsIn. Pr.oa, Tse, pee bottle. Bold b. 81
drakststs. TsstimoniAls fires.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-11-11
aoa. o.. ~. wh,,iaE. Report.

Hnu II X, Whiting, II Albuquerque,
superintendent II sch"nlr for B'rnAlilln
county, is entitled 10 the distinction "f
presenting Ia the territorial suprriutrn-
dent II public instruction the mos, com
plrte report yet rcriy,sl. II is full uf
Statistical information. systematically Al.
rAnRsi, relative I" the public sch",ls Il
B-rnalilln county, and which show at II
glance the splendid prngrrsS Tia" cause 81
education has made therein under Nj
whi,ing's faithful supervision, Ia Ed.ii-
ton Ia the ordinary report there arr a
number II suggestions and rrcnInmrndA
tiuur which will aid materially the terri
t"riHl superintendent of public instruction
IN making up hir annual rp"rt New
Mexican,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-11-11

Col. broad In sinking II we'll opp,rlIs
his office ut Guiana, aud when uuIsuvt
Viii put IA u wiuduiili Ia supply his resi-.
uenCu WIth water.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-11-11
EIIiA Ernaln-

A, lcas' iifiy hobos arrived this morn.
ing on - freight train from the north
TIL" city r"Iice were aprris'pl If the
coming of ia" gang AMI On their arrival
wer' loaded ia the car aud warned not
a. leaNrrt, The conductor uf the train,
later however discovered thr party If
Tourists aud made them get III when
they r'''"-t'd that the city police had
warn"'i 'h"m not to do so the ndurtnr
replied tina, the railuad company had
something Ia say IA 10 whether they
~h"a'l ride over the road aud They were
"us''i, II wasa hungry dirty hrkinv
ganE 'nat then scattered about thr city.
II Wa. composed of professiura hums
vii" mld not work II they wrr, offered
gel Wages, None II them have been
arrs.,d but the police will see thai they
d. no' larry herr many hours,
Tus liEsr plaster. pampen piece,
hauu"i with Chaml"rlain's Pain Balm ard
y wI u over the saAt 81 pain, II Ii better
than any plaster When the lungs arr sorr
such an application an the chest Anh mn.
Wi - III the back, between the shoulder
LlHi"s, will oft.n proven, pneumonia.
Thor II nothing ~ g"si f,r lam. hack
ur u pain Ia the side. A sulr threat can
nrarly always he cur'i IN one night hy
arr.y NIX n flannel bandagr ,lamr.n,si
with Pain Balm. 90 cent bottles fir sale
rs + II. burgess Il Son. druggists.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-10-09
AWORLD's FAIR.
Barnum 8 Baley's Show and the specta-
Gle of Columbus.

Barnum q Balleya snow anu INC SPcOto
Gle of Columbus.
Manager J. A. Bailey says that the
intelligent spectator who witnesses the
esentation of the great Columbus
spectacle In Barnum & Bailey's i'm
mense tent entertainment, which will be
here on the eighteenth instant, cannot
fail to recognize the fact that the pro-
duction could have sprung only from
the brain of a faithful and close student
Of the old days.
Twelve hundred persons appear In
the different illustrations. The ballet
numbers 300, all under the direction OF
the most experienced foreign ballet
masters. There are 100 chorus and 500
pr~ocessioniSts in addition to the instru-
m~entalists and other auxiliaries. A
huge stage, 400 feet long, Is necessary,
and a monster tent to cover IL had spec
tally to be constructed 5s5 feet long and
800 feet wide, with a seating capacity
much greater than that OF any tent ever
manufactured before. The production
necessitated the use Of 5000 different
costumes two for each periormer), tall
men to impersonate the different char
acters, fine horses, trappings, ancient
armor, weapons, golden chariots, must
cal instruments and massive scenery.
This part alone of Barnum 81 Bailey's
Show is arranged in several grand tab
leaux, In one of which 300 dancers and
maidens are seen at one and the same
moment, gracefully posing or in move
ments responsive to the strains OF the
orchestra.
Previous to the presentation OF this
part of the extensive programme, the
great circus, %hippodrome, AERIAL and
double elevated stage performances are
given in three rings and upon two
stages and in the racing track. There
are, besides the menaGeries and elephant
pa%vilions, q horse fair tent with 400
head Of premium horses and innumer-
able other features, the whole forming
such a collection of attractions as TO as
tonish all visitors. The new million
dollar s~treet:parade, with its embarrass-
ment Of costly features, will take place
at about nine o'clock a. m. the day the
show arrives.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-10-09
A BIG KUN
OF city whsslmsn to west Alexander.
YaafardaY.

Le8E0tuULs
The largest run OF wheelmen seen
for many a day was made to West Alex
suder. yesterday. There were hfty-two
wheels in the party, twenty-six being
members Of the Mountain State Club,
and an equal number from the Wheel
ing Athletic Wheelmen. The Noun
tain State boys were: Henry
Mahlke, captain; VIII Kuhn, first
lieutenant: Max Mahlke, second lieu
tenant; and T. NJ. Jones. FL. A.
Hawkins, Frank Davis, win Leisure,
Jos. c. Discher, D. Fl. Mckee, Lon Nc
Cue. Harry Chessell, James Smith.
Hall Hawkins, VIM. Greer, Vim. Stew
art, Park Brocough. Lawson McCue,
Ernest Schrader, D. 81. Henderson,
Emil Hennig, Walker Brown, John
Fisher, Fred. Mahlke, Edward Bach,
French Walton and Ellis Lasch. The
party left the city at $50 = m. and re-
turned at 5 O'Clock last evening, after
having spent a very enjoyable day. 1t
Was the largest u ever made from
this city.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-10-09
EM-NnBRY-usEFUL.

Call and M our handsome line of
Fall WoOlens, Foreign ana Domestic, and
embracing every novelty in medium
weight O-VercOatings, SutIing and TrOuser-
Special attention given TO fashion
able get up. Fit guaranteed and prices
reasonable. Jaros Hygienic Underwear
again handled In all sizes. Office Coat In
Grey, Blue, blaoE, neat and comfortable
Bitter Jackets, brown and black, unrivaled
for warmth and dura bility.
100 dozen fast cOlored Seamless Half
Hose At 25o n pair just received.
Dent Gloves, Eighme shirts and q full
line OF Gents newest furnishings.
G. HESS a SONS,
Fashionable TaiIOrs and Gents Furnish
ers, 1921 and 1928 Market Street.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-10-09
Index to New advertisement
SECOND PAGE.

SECOND PAGE.
Sanitary Undsrwear-Gso. II. Shook & Co
TOURTH PAGE-
Wsnted-Table Boarders.
Wanted-To Buy Two Horses.
C~iairvoyant-Mrs. Nellie Ulrich.
For Sale-Photogia phic Ouths.
For Rent-House on Jacob street.
Quarterly Report Of National Bank Of West
Virginia.
health Officers Quarterly Report.
FIFTH PAGE.
Superior Shoes ct Fair Pigures-AleXGnder.
Opera House-Kidnapped.
Peoples Musee Ths2tre-Attraotions This
Week.
SIXTH PAGE.
Crowded with Bar~galns-Stone & Thomas
Fall and Winter Dress SuItings-Geo, E.
Stifel i Co.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-10-09
wheeling n Lake ErIs Ry.-LOw Rates
to Chicago.

Next Saturday, Sunday and Monday
the Wheeling and Lake Erie by. VIII
sell tickets to Chicago at one fare ior
the round trip. Tickets good on all
regular trains going and returning: For
full particulars apply to w. & L. +: Ky.
agents, or o. r. Wood Trav- Pass.
Agent, Wheeling, w. VI
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Worlds Columbian Exposition Excursions.
Every Wednesday during the month
of October, and on other days named
below, the Cleveland, Lorain and Wheel
ing Railroad Company will sell e1cur-
sion tickets from all stations to Chicago
and return, at one fare for the round
trip, tickets limited to ten days.
Tickets win be sold for and honored
an all regular trains going and return
ing Saturday, October 9TH; Sunday,
October sth; Wednesday, October 11th;
Wednesday, October 18th; Wednesday,
October 25th, und Saturday, October
2sth. Tickets sold October 2sth will
be limited to expire November 5th.
For further information apply to any
agent of the Cleveland, Lorain and
Wheeling Railroad Company.
j. E. TERRY,
General Passenger Agent.