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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-07-28
HOW TO WEAR JEwELRY.

''1he i'm proved dress people claim
that jewelrY, worn in their way, is a
real factor in dress. 1t is part of the
dress and does not take away from its
beauty or rival it, as conventional je W.
elry does
For example, take the case of dia-
mond solitaire. Suppose it is worn at
the neck, set in gold as pin or brooch.
II IS very brilliant and very expensive.
It's lustre is such that the pin is no.
ticed before the gown is seen. or even
the woman But only this one bit of
ornament in the jwelry line can be
worn, unless the woman IS very wealthy
and can afford to buy several OF these
sne diamonds
Now the dress reformers claim thst
the amount of money spent upon the
diamond should have been distributed
throug hout the whole costume 1t
should have been spent in buying
guam titles of some ornament less ex-
pensive than the diamond. say coral. or
ivory, or pearls And these should
have hung in strings around the
neck the waist and the wrist making
long brilliant lines and atfording fue
setting for the gown
Jeuness Miller is so determined on
this subject OF the proper distribution
OF the money that IS spent IN Jewels
that she even advises people who can
not get CARED ivory girdles chains OF
pearls and neckle.S Of coral 10 fasten
jeweled watch-fots together and make
dress ornaments az these
Helen Gilbert Eeoh. who IS he wife
OF Presbyterian minister IN Albsns,
and author OF n book entitled The
Well Dressed Woman has made .
stndy OF jewelry ard endorses tae
views OF both Jen.eSs Miller and Hen
rietsa Russell
HELEy ECoB's WELL PRESSED woaAy.
No hustle, evea in times OF bus.ies
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-07-28
Guarantees to Cure the Following ID

Guarantees to Cure the Following Diseases:
Men ny lG ua %sasn
Dr. I. Boyd has just returned from extended Eu-
made expressly the interest of his profession He hold
certificates OF attendance from the Poycnics Austra
the greatest medical school the world advised of all The
latest and best treatment for chronic and special diseases
155 North Main street Wichita Kansas
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-07-28

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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-01-24

Their Battle at New Orleans VIII Not Be
FOR the middle Weight championship.

Their Battle at New Orleans VIII Not BE
FOR the Middle Weight championship.
CHICAGO. Ills, January 23.-Wheth-
er Bob FitzsimmOns wins or loses his
coming battle with Jim Hall, he will re-
tain his title as middle weight cham
pion. So says FitzSimmOns, at any rate.
The Australian will fight at catch
weights at New Orleans on March s,
for purse Of $40, 600. There is no side
bet, but this is not Fltzsimmons' fault.
This fight" be said, sis not for
the middle weight championship.
Hall would not come down
70 the weight limit, which
is at l5S pounds. l wanted TO
fight for a side bet of $4,000, but Hall
declared that the purse itself was big
enough. l weigh 156 pounds and ex-
pect to go into the ring weighing about
100 or 165 pounds. Instead Of tearing
myself down, will build up a little.
II l can't beat Hall, he won't beat me.
or that I am certain. The fight ought
not to last over 90 rounds, and l will
win. l am so confident, that l will
convert all my belongings into cash and
bet on mvselt."
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-01-24
Z. A. ROLF.
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE !

o. 200 buys house rooms No. l4s Virgins
street
street.
s., 500 buys house, brick rooms No. oS Viz
GINA street.
street
way.
street new.
800 BUYS country home on the National
Pike miles out, with all conveniences.
$500 buys house rooms, attic, laundry,
with all capveniences, No. 81 South Penn street.
IS 600 buys house, brick, s rooms, on Chap
line near Eleventh street
s, Coz buys house rooms, attic. cellar, gas,
bath, lot 900x300, at Ech Point, on motor line.
81 500 buys house rooms. all conveniences,
on FIf zenith and Jacob t Gets.
The Schneider property, fronting on York,
Front and New Jersey streets, with dwelling
and wine cellar; cheap.
Five houses for sale at Mem achen, from $1,000
t. 81 800.
building lots FOR sale on easy terms OF Glen
dale Belyedere, McMechen, Park View, Elm
Grove and Pleasant Valley.
Money to loan on city real estate security.
L. A, ROLF,
eAda 1927 Market Street.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-01-24

Mr.. Cleveland was in his ffty-third
year when his first Presidential term
was ended. That was about the age OF
Roscoe Conkllng when he came to New
York 10 begin new career as a lawyer.
Mr.. Cleveland had received propositions
for law partnership from one
OF the greatest firms In New York,
his duties 20 be counsel to the firm,
and after some consideration
be accepted the proposition.
A few weeks after his term ex-
pired the partnership was formed and
his name was pointed upon the door OF
the offices OF the firm as Grover Cleve-
land, counsel. For a time Mr.. Cleve-
land seemed to have an ambition to
build up large practice. Yet bust
ness did not go TO the firm in any
marked Increase by reason OF his con-
nection with it. he argued one case
before the Supreme Court of the United
States, and it indicates the freedom
from personal influence Of that bench
that be lost the case, the members
whom he had appointed aven joining
with others in voting against his view.
His time as a lawyer has been mainly
occupied in hearing references sent to
him by some Of the local judges in New
York, and his friends think shat he
made up his mind a year or two after
he began TO practice OF the bar OF New
York that the profession offered no
great opportunities TO him,
Mr.. Cleveland, however, has accumu-
lated considerable fortune since he
left the presidency, but it has been
done by wise investments, some of them
i'm real estate, and by reinvestiDg his
income. lie will enter the presidency
again, it is estimated, worth nearly
$500. 600, but his wife is still richer
than he is
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-01-24
A FEW SPECIALS:

10 pieces 5s-inch Unbleached Da-
mask Table Linens at 43c a yard.
You have paid Csc for qualities no
better.
10 pieces 56.inch Unbleached Da-
mask Table Linen at Bic a yard.
40c and 45c are the regular prices.
One case Stephens Unbleached
Pure Linen Crash at &c yard.
Not slightly crash, but wears equal
TO the best.
One case Twilled Windsor Crash
316c yard.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-01-24
watch Him Next summer.

Whos-me? " say
CusSed the heat las Jly?
recSon not:
Sweated some. o. course,
'Twan't nOthin' worse;
But hot?
reckon notl
Summer l al'ys liked;
Lem'nade n'thin's spiked,
N beer s-fZL;
UNI Take summer n niue;
IS in my line
O. biz;
Yes, 'tis.
Me kick? HUH What's hoti
Think I've forgot
How felt.
JeS' warm an nice;
You gimme ice
N won't melt
III take heat, you betl
Wish I wuz summer yet;
You see
It's this lamswozzled,
Chill chozzled,
Ding doZZled
Cold
Al gifts me-
-ChieGcO Nsl0s-Rse0rG
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-01-24

Compare our Cloaks at
half price with others
and you'll agree with US
that they are the choice
est and cheapest of all.
Many OF the styles will
be the correct thing for
spring wear.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-01-24
JANUARY Oth

We begin invoicing. Well take So. 80
per pattern for any Of our fine Novelty
Dresses rather than carry them over.
Some have sold for four times this
price.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-01-24
ME4S ADVERTISEMENTS
Geo. NJ. SnOok&CO.,
lila MAIN,
HIS MARKET.
LINEN And SHEETING
SALE.
Msm Advertisements

= [oUSEKEEPERS, this is a nota-
III bic, an unusual, opportunity to
L secure good goods at prices that
will not last longer than the week!
These reductions apply particu arly to
our be tier grades OF
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-01-24
FOR RENT.

POSSESSION AT ONCE.
No. lis Thirty-thifd street, 5roons, possession
February lsI, 5000
Nc. % South YORK street. three rooms. tl0 90.
No. 90 South Huron street. 3rooms, 1000
No 1855 Main street second aud third EoofS,
10 rooms.
No. 2l3s Main street, storsroom-
No. s. South From; street.. rooms and bath
No. iTeuth street storsroorn. sI26o.
POSSESSION APRIL l.r.
No 1871 NeCofIoch street. 4 rooms ii200
No 35JS Woods street. 5 rooms. tll.0U.
No. 90 Ohio street, 3roorns, u. 20
No 2li7 Main street, 8 rooms. tll o.
No Ills Charles street, rooms, 700
No 10 Tenth street. storeroor8, ti2 3D.
No al o-th Penn street, frame.
No 2f17 Main strest. storerOom. $500.
No ALI Main street, 4 rooms. fizOO.
No .sg7 Ia pine street, 5 rooms. sl2O0.
No 900 Eof street. storsrooD and dwelling.
No IxO Seventeenth street, rooms. nrss noor.
Wsreroom or storeroom on south strse.
Warefoom NO l522 Main street. 3story brick.
ONCE room No. 1914 Market street., second
floor.
Ne q Vermont street, Groom frame swelling.
No S7ls Jac0b street. storefoom and aveliinz-
-Four rooms on second floor. n. Huron street.
Island
FOR sALE-Lot 23xl0 On north side Of
Fourtsenth street
A hns new residence on North Front street,
near Zane street.
AsanRgU n ny - RATgnm
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-01-24
SHEETS:

The demand for low and medium
priced ready-made Bleached Sheets
having exhausted our supply OF
these, we make two lots Of our fin
est and largest Sheets, made out OF
such high class sheetings as Utica,
New York Mills, Fruit OF the
Loom, etc, and offer these at about
cost Of manufacture, viz:
Lot No 1, choice at.....,................59c each
Lot No. g choice at. ....................64ce each
Our ready made Pillow Cases are
going the same way:
Lot No. 1, 2e PAIR
Lot No 2, pair
One case yard wide fine Unbleach-
ed Muslin at sc yard, that costs
&c to buy at the mills to-day.
Ready-made Linen Sheets and
Sheetings also reduced.
@" Buy your Muslin now, as prices
have advanced about % per cent, and
will be higher in spring.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-01-24

IL was Mr.. Lincolns intention after
he had finished his second Presidential
term 10 return 10 Springfield and re-
sumo the p ractice Of law as counsellor.
Andrew Johnson went to his old
home in Knoxville when his term was
finished, where he lived among his old
friends in perfect democratic simplicity,
and a few years later be was elected a
United States Senator, being the sec
oud of the ex-Presidents to return to
Congress. His Senatorial term was
short, for be died ia less than year
after he took his seat In the Senate.
Gen. Grant lived life Of leisure. He
was interested in some business propo-
sitlOns, notably one In connection with
the development of Mexican property,
and the attractions Of business life
seemed TO have some fascination for
him, so that it was easy to persuade
him 10 lend his name as special partner
TO that unfortunate and swlndling en-
tarDrise conceived and executed by
Ferdinand Ward. The revelations Of this
dishonor unquestiona0ly fastened the
iusldiouS disease which terminated
Gen. Grants life.
Gen. Arthur expected to return to
active business and professional life in
New York City. He had made arrange
meuts for a law partnership and was
thinking Of some expensive invest
mentS i'm real estate in the upper part
OF New York City.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-01-24

promotes an abundant secretion of nourish
ment on the part Of the mother. 1t is an in
migrating tonic made especially for women,
perfectly harmless In any condition OF the
female system, as it regulates and promoteS
IN the natural functions and never conflicts
with them.
The . Prescription builds up, strengthens,
and cures.\ In all the chronic weaknesses and
disorders that aftiict women, it is guaranteed
70 benefit OILY cure, or the money is refunded
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-01-24
An $4,000 Fire.

EVANSVILLE, IND. January ga de-
structive fire occurred here at an early
hour to-day The total loss will reach
$50. 600. TIE following are the sufferers
S. w. Keenes, dry goods; h. A Cook &
Son, wholesale and retail groceries; Sam
uel Barnett, notions; Marsh & Seanlon,
cracker bakery.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-01-24

"Brown's Bronchial Troches' are excel
lent for the relief Of HoArseness or Sore Throat
They are excellently effective. ~ Oaristida
World, London, Eng.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-01-24

Of the Democracy for President. That
act ended Mr.. Van Buren's public ca
reer.
John Tyler returned to Richmond
when his term was finished, and became
a philosophical citizen. When the
civil war broke out Mr.. Tyler sided
with the people of his State, and was
appointed TO some post OF responsible
ity by the Confederate Government.
James X. Polk returned to his home in
Nashville after his term was done,
broken 10 health, and with both his
public and private career ended, for he
died a few months after his retirement
from the Presidency.
Willard Fillmore did not give up po-
litical activity when he Taft the Presi-
Dental Office. He returned TO his home
in Buffalo aud was actively engaged In
those political movements which
brought 10 him the nomination OF the
American party for the Presidency In
1856. Defeated then, Mr.. Fillmore,
without engaging in active business,
was occupied ia the care of some es-
tates committed to his charge and trav-
eled a great deal, being everywhere re-
ceived with honor as an eX-President OF
the United States. The last years OF
his life were, he used to say, the most
delightful ones, aud Ii was his JOY in
his old age 10 meet those who had
fought the battles of politics with him
or against him and exchange reminis-
ceDCeS.
Franklin Pierce returned, after he
had seen Mr.. Buchanan inauEurated as
his successor, TO Concord, n. H., where
for thirteen years he lived an unevent-
ful life. BE was not engaged in bust
ness; he took no great pleasure In
books, but It was his delight to enter
tain his friends and to talk Of the poll
ties Of the day, as well as in more
reminiscent vein. Mr.. Buchanan, after
his term expired, went TO his home in
Wheatlahds, near Lancaster, Pa, a
saddened, and, many thought, a NOR
bidlY unhappy man.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-01-24
BLEACHED TABLE DAMASKS.

Not piece Of these up TO the finest
grade that sells at $3.50 per yard but
what has been materially lowered in
price,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-01-24

Gen Jackson went from Washington
directly to his estate, called the Her
mitage, near Nashville, where, al
though in retirement, he still, by his
command OF influence, directed to a
considerable extent the course Of his
party. He entertained with that grac-
ious hospitality for which be was dis
tinguished, and the Hermitage became
a veritable Mecca for the leading mem
bers Of the party until Gen. JackSon's
death.
Mr. Van Buren, by no means gave up
Nhis public career when he retired frOn
high Office. He went TO his home
llderhook on the Hudson, but he
Gaged In those subtle arts of pol
had distinguished hiscareeT
were now directed toward
Nomination in 1874. He
Mort. \his friends have
gh nd faith. Even
AdNp politisRl aeti-
ls4s.
vor
Sed
ZEE
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-01-24

For every cRss Of Catarrh which they can
not cure, the 1proprietors OF Dr: Sages Ca
farrh Remedy agree TO pay $500 in cash
Yonire cured " its mild, soothing, cleans
ing, ard healing properties, or you're paid
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-01-24
Tor sale---RsaI @stats.

T1oR SALE AND FOR RENT CARDS AT
u the REsIsTHR Counting Rooms.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-01-24
PUBLIC SALE
Real Property!

L creos. one made Oh the 4th day OF June, lSo2,
and the other on the 10Th day OF Dec nlhsr, 1892,
by the Circuit Court Of Ohio county, West Viz
gnia, IN a suit in chGncery therein pending, in
which Tristan SteinmetZ is plaintiff aud the
executor and devisees o! Thomas p. Shallcfoss
are defendants. the undersigned special com
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-06-10
PERSONAL POINTS.

1t Is likely that Donna Isadora
Cousino, the wealthy Chilean business
woman, will visit the Worlds Fair. She
is known in newspaper literature as
the "Countess OF Monte Cristo, and is
said to be the richest woman in the
world, receiving a vast income from coal
mines, vineyards, race horses and other
sources Of revenue.
Major Susie +, Swift, one OF the most
brilliant women in the Salvation Army,
was Vassar college girl nine years ago,
when abe decided TO Join the ranks Of
the. salvationists with two college com,
panions. To-day Miss Swift is the only
American born and bred woman who
holds the rank Of major in that relig-
ious army.
Mary AndersonE Navarro Is still at
work on her "reminiscences. From Tun-
bridge, Wells, she has sent to friends
in Louisville, KY, to assist her in col
Letting notes OF her childhood, aud her
first ventures as an actress. When
tired OF writing her autobiography her
fayorite recreation is chess playing.
Miss Mary Redmond, the Irish sculp-
tor, whose colossal statue of Father
Matthew was recently unveiled in Dub
lin, is young woman scarcely over
twenty, who won the commission for
the statue in competition.
Queen Amelie OF Portugal, is a com.
paratively eorly riser. 1t Is seldom
that 7 o'clock finds her in bed OF
morning. She always takes cold
plunge bath on rising.
Mrs. Paran Stevens, the New York
society woman, receives about 1000
cards to receptions during the year.
The infanta left just as the Jersey
mosquito was preparing to test the
blueness Of her blood.
Romola Tynte, the young English
reader. has made her appearance in
Boston with success
Mrs. Meissonier gets $4,000 from
the sale Of her husbands remaining
nictures
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-06-10
IoKELETs.

~ didn't git tired walkln' round, I"
said Uncle Silas aftCr his return from
tho fair. ~ was rid" "0h, you hired
chairP" "You bot didn't l took
my boy Tommy's roller skates an put
en- on, an my wife she rolled me ull
around tho place."-Harper'S Basar
"Thon you aro not going to send your
son to college, Mr. Newmoney~ mo,
we changed our plans. You soc, an OK.
prize fighter has como to town aud
started II school for physical culture,
and It's q sight Chcupor than college"
--Hogue
sho-"This Is tho Anniversary Of our
wedding day, dear. Wo ought to kill
tho fitted cali" Ho-"I don't 900 why
you should kill a poor dumb animal
just because / chose TO make o fool Of
myself tlvo years ago. Wonder
Ho-"1'll bot that man has married II
temper" She-"lIow can you tell2'
He.-"By the cautious, timid way no
looks for dark corner aud tho odge Of
window franc, then strikes a match"
-PhtIburg Bulletin.
shO--"Wore you disturbed by tho
bank falluro" Ho-"Yos, l lost my
balance. Minneapolis Tins.
"And how old arc youY' inquired Il
teacher thOl Their day ola young colored
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-06-10
NOW IS THE TIME.
Summer is Here and Everyone
Can be Out Of Doors.
Nature Building up its WOFk-Whas
This Season is Best Adapted tO-A
Few Timely Remarks

II has been tho custom Of Dr. Copeland, Bell
and Davis each spring aud summer to announce
the advent Of the season as the most favorable
for treating catarrh and all chronic diseases oil
kindred nature, the results Of repeated anu
oi.imes peelected colds
Their many years experience entities them 70
speak authorltatyely on the subject A major
Ivy of patients will only put themselves under
treatment at the sepson Of the year when they
arc suffering actual pain and distress, namely
'durlpg the winter season, when at times It Is al
most impossible to do anything for them on ac'
count of the severe and Changeable Wealhel
then as soon US the warm weather comes unu
the Immediate distressing symptoms are lessen
cd they tialler themselves that they 90 not heeu
further attention AAnd cease treatment 70 WniI
until winter returns again, when they so tnIous =
with the same round OF aches anu P9lnnss ullI
chronic coughs growingWorse, more deplliValeu
and more inGur0ble each WinLer.
DO not tribe with your health. Nature u
warm ard loving and generous IN summer Inc
sick feel almost well. so gentle Is the seuson q
the lilipg The victim OIL chronic disease ieels
an abatement Ot the sharpness oil his suHeIluB,
Nature docs much for us, but she does not do y
all II Is not wise 70 assume that when thls
beautiful season works an Improvement III the
system complete health will be inc result
Rather think that this ~ an oder Of help from
nature which you should NJ once laKe aaVau@'
age Oh
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-06-10
BREAKFAST BUDGET.

A mischievous American girl was re.
Gently in Dresden, when the solidity OF
the sentinels pacing up and down like
automatons attracted her notice. She
was seized with sudden desire to test
this cast-iron rightly, and waiting until
the sentry had turned his back sho
slipped into his box. When he came
back she popped out her head and said
"BooI" The soldier dropped his mus
ket aud bolted, while the proud Ameri.
can girl, having routed portion OF the
German army, demurely rejoined her
friends. The emperor heard OF the in
cident, and expressed q desire to ace tho
young woman, but she declined to en-
tor into an an amnesty with a con-
quered power.
Christmas island is ono OF the most
interesting in the world. II is 200miles
from Java, and consists largely of coral,
which rests on a volcanic foundation.
The coral forms almost inaccessible
cliffs, covered with luxuriant vegetation.
In the day it swarms with huge crabs
and at nightwith rats. Man could not
live on the island, as it does not possess
fresh water, the rain sinking, into the
rock.
The Japanese take their baths at very
high temperature, ITO degrees Fahren-
heit, and como out OF them as red as
Holsters; but there appears to be no fear
whatever of catching cold. Every fair
ly largo house in Toxic has its own
bath room; but besides this there are
no fewer than 500 baths in the city OF
Toxic, whore 100000 persons battle
daily at a cost Of sen 8 rim, or half u
cent
Some young mon in Bordentown, N.
j., have set an example in the matter
OF going to the Worlds Fair without
paying big railroad rates. They have
hired freight car and have furnished
it with some hunks and q cooking stove.
As they are in no hurry about getting
there, the railroad trip will cost about
$40 apiece.
When the survivors OF the war steam
boat Sultana, which blew up in the
Mississippi in 1865, with the loss OF
over 1900 lives held their annual re-
union Mt Maryville, Tenn, few days
ago, James Lawton, who was supposed
to have been drowned in the disaster,
appeared, much to the surprise OF
everybody.
The touIb OF Noah is supposed to lie
in the small town OF Nakhtchevau, on
the plain OF Ararat. Tho burial place
is at the side OF the broken walls of an
abandoned fortress in the midst OF a
vast plain which is literally covered
with the remains Of bygone glories.
Observation-Disclosures
pyrazalon is the chemical names for
hypnol. Prescribers who object to
trade names for drugs can use the
chemical one.-McU York Medical Record.
The appearance Of Kansas office
seeker ut Washington in an overcoat
and u straw hat proves that he is not
going TO give UP without force strug.
glo.
Edward Livongood's little daughter,
three years old, WIS choked to death ut
Lebanon, Ind, by coffee grain lodging
in her windpipe.
An old negro woman OF East Athens,
Ga, who insisted on being baphzcd in
her grave died from the inmorsion.
ABaptiat minister in Atchiaon spends
his spare hours in killing English spar.
rows.
Turks believe that women have no
souls.