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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-12-02
AN INSPECTION TOUR
By the Leading B. g o. officials.
They are in Town.
EXPECT TO MAKE IMPROVEMENTS
Hero and at Other PoInts-The Per.
sonolof the Par,y-Whnt Vice Pres.
ident Mayer thinks of the Business
Outlook In tho Country at Large.
Free Coal would DO wrong-Ihe
Tariff Bill in General

President G. F. Mayer, Vice Prooi-
dents King and Lord, General Manager
Campbell and other officials OF the
Baltimore & Ohio were ut the depot in
their private car last night, and will re.
main until o'clock this morning.
They are on their annual tour Of inspec-
ton over the line and its connection,
with q view to determining upon i'm
proyoments made necessary by local
necessities at various points. They have
some important improvements in view
at Wheeling, and are here for the pur-
pose of looking over the ground to that
end. The question of a new depot is
one OF these improvements, and it will
probably take practical shape in the
near future. The party leaves for st.
Louis, via Cincinnati, ats o'clock this
morning
Chief Engineer OF Maintenance OF
Way Johnson aud Superintendent Lee
were also in the party.
A representative OF the 1NTELLiGEScER
called on President Mayer last evening
and had somo talk with him in regard
to the business outlook. He spoke in
decidedly hopeful terms OF the pros
poets ahead He is just from Pitts
burgh and the lake regions aud says
that he sees everywhere the anmis-
taxable evidences Of the reviVitication
oil industries.
"Do you know" he said, that 50 per
cent OF Carnegie's producing capacity is
on full head at Pittsburgh? One by one
the industries arc wheeling into line.
Large orders are being given out. We
are going 10 see revival from this time
on. By spring tho usual business OF
the country will be we'll under way"
In regard to the tariff, he said that
no doubt the Wilson bill will be
amended either in the house or senate.
All its good and bad points will be
brought out in debate and changes will
he made as q mattes OF compromise as
they are shown to be necessary and
reasonable.
The fate OF coal is uncertain. He
himself thought the duty ought not TO
go below so cents per ton. Free coal
Is serious matter for West Virginia.
Mr.. Wilson, who is a fair man, prob
ably felt that lie could not ask exemp-
ton for his own state. All the came,
coal ought not TO go on the free list.
There was no such demand from con-
sumers. 1t is largely a Nova Scotia
speculation. Reasonable protection is
what we need.
The bill will go to the senate finance
committee, and there the fight vii! be
made. 1t is too radical i'll its present
shape. Business men expect what is
fair at the hands Of Congress, and this
is the secret OF the present disposition
to 90 on with the industries OF the
country. II is to be hoped that they
will not be disappointed.
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1O49 MAIN STREET.
THE WORLDS TAInIVlEws.
The Coupons for the Firs: Part End To-
hnY.


The Coupons for the FRS: Part End To-
daJ.
Tie last of the six coupons for the
first portfolio ofviews to be iurnishedby
the INTELEIGENcER appears at the Dot
tom of tho last column of the first page
ofthis mornings INTELLIGENCE.
To secure the lirst portfolio readers
should clip all six of the coupons, and
enclose them with ten conts in cash, to
ths IN1ELJTGEScER Office. In order TO
avoid mistakes the coupons should DO
pinned together, aud with them a piece
Of paper having on it the name and full
address OF the sender, plainly written.
On Monday the first coupon for the
second portfolio will be printed. Read
ers should take advantage Of the offer
before it is too late. Those who have
missed any OF the first six coupons can
secure the issues containing them on
application at the counting room'or by
mail.
1t is not necessary to dwell on the
high artistic character and general de-
sirable features OF the pictures. Those
who have seen them are not only de-
lighted with them, but surprised that
they can be furnished in such number
at a merely nominal price. They
speak for themselves, and whether as
souvenir, memento and reminder OF
the wondrous beauties OF the lair to
those who saw it, or record and repro
duction OF it for those who did not,
they cannot be surpassed at any price.
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DIED

THoNER. -ou THURSDAY, November 50. 1893 at
1910 M. FRANCES f. rclict Of the lato John
A. Thoncr, ngcd 90 years and months.
Funeral from her late residence. 1928 Market
street, Saturday, December ., ut $50 a. m.
Requium mass at St Aphonsus Church at
10 O'Clock a. m. Interment a. Mt Calvary
Cemetery.
MEYER-on Wednesday evening, November q
ls9a at 40 O'Clock, MARY F. FohENAS, wife
ofAugust c. Meyer, In her 2Ath year.
Funeral from the residence of her husband, No.
1921 Chaplluc street, on Sunday afternoon at
l:4i o'clock Services at ChaplinO street NJ
E. Church at o'clock. Friends OF the Yam
fly respectfully invited to attend. Inter.
ment at Greenwood Cemetery.
HAEDLAN-At St Louis, No.. on Friday, De.
cembcr l. 1898. ALEXANDER HAMILTON HAND
Ian, aged 81 years.
DAIRD-kt Seattle. Washington. on Thursday.
November 80. 1898, DR.. WILLIAM JORDAN
RATES BAIRD, son OF Mrs. NJ. NJ and the late
Or. George Baird, In the aith year OF his age.
Funeral notice hereafter
QUELI-ou Thursday November 90 1893, at
1915 n. M. ELIZAnEtH. wife OF George
Quell and daughter OF Edward and Elizabeth
Flanagan, In her ed year.
Funeral notice hereafter
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The council committee on police last
evening approved bills on account OF
the police OF SOL 10, and the city prison
of $50 &c. The latter fund has but
500 10 to its credit, while the police
fund has $40 Al, but the committee re.
fused to order all the bills paid out OF
this balance, and decided to call the f.
nance committee to amend tho appro-
priatIon ordinance. The city prison
superintendent was instructed to secure
bids from home coal producers and use
Wheeling coal hereafter.
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Yesterday the miners OF Elm Grove,
Wellsburg and Moundsville met at
Trades Assembly hall, as was an
uounced exclusively in Thursdays IN
TELLIdENcER, to discuss proposed re-
duction OF wages. 1t was decided to
ask the operators to meet with the
miners at p. IN. to-day.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-12-02

CONSTIPATION is the parent OF innu.
merable diseases, nd should, therefore,
be promptly remedied by the use ut
Ayers Cathartc Pills. These pills do
not grippe, are perfectly safe to take, and
remove all tendency to liver and bowel
complaints.
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MEx's fine Calf and DOngola Caters
50 90, worth S. 90.
Ladies' fine Cloth Top Button Shoes
81 rs, worth 50 80.
Mems aud boys fine sewed Seamless
Shoes 81 IS, worth 50 90.
Velvet embroidered and warm lined
Slippers from Csc mp.
SToSE's CASH SHOE STORE,
1912 Main street.
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RIGHT IN THE LEAp-eEo. E. s1lEEL CO
in the Lead:
FOr heavier

Better prepared any time meet the demandsfor heavier
goods on account of the colder weather.
Why are we better prepared now?
Last week making special trip the east where all manufa
turers importers and bbers making special efforts to turn their
stock on cash before invoicing we secured bargains in
Ladies' and Misses Wraps Ladies Fur Capes Novelty and Plain
Suings and Holiday Goods that earlier in the season were not
thought Of Values Of the question Sales and cash
all that was wanted by all leading houses hence we can you
drives that month ago impossible in our Wrap and Dress
Goods Department.
Buv now Don't wait until the seasons and then
get what's left The lines are all complete AND THE PRICES
SPEAK for themselves and sell the goods on sight
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$500 for choice ofarack full OF Cloalis,
sorne OF which have sold Cor SO. Also
q rack lplI OF Cloaks upon which. you
can set your own price.
GEO. N. SHOOK & Co.
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England has hanged two OF her pub.
lie executioners Tor murder.

s ceaDs es Sad re 9@S to whole sysem All
Blood, Skin, and Scalp Diseases, from COM
mon blotch or eruption to tho worst Scrot-
ula, are cured by It. For letter, Salt
rheum, Eczema, Erysipelas, Boils, Carbun-
cles, Sore Eyes, Goitre or Thick Neck, and
Enlarged Glands, Tumors, and SweltngS,
It's IN unequaled remedy.
Don't think it's like tho sarsaparillas.
They claim to be good for the blood IN
March, April, and May. Golden Medical
Discovery works equally well at all seasons.
And it not only claims to do good-it guar
dntees IT. II II Doesn't benefit or cure, In
every case, you have your money back.
Can you ask morel
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WE'Lr. not miss single sale on Cloaks
to-day il the choicest styles and lowest
Gro. NJ. SHOOK & Co.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-12-02

GREATEST values ever offered in Ladies',
Misses aud ChIldrcn'sWraps. Read STONE
4 THONEs' "ad.'
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II. u, Hayes, oil GRAFTON, IS a McLure
guest.
! W. W. Wilson, Of Fairview, regis
tered at the Mcclure yesterday.
E. L. Hayes, of Norcantown, regis
tered yesterday at the McLare.
( Hon. John A. Hutchisou ami son, of
Parkersburg, were at'the Stamm yes
terday.
Mr.. Morris Horkheimer is laid up
with bad cold. 1t was feared that it
would develop into the grip, but that
was ayerted.
Rev. DR., Riker is at Columbus at the
sick bed OF his father. Rev. Mr.. Robb
will occupy his pulpit tomorrow morn
ing and evening.
Miss Maggie Anderson, who was a
nurse in the Wheeling hospital for q
time, will take q similar position in q
Baltimore hospital
Mr.. Samuel Handlan, a brother OF
ex-Sheutf William O. Handlan, died
Yesterday at his home in st. Louis. Ex-
Sheriff Handlan left for there last night.
Capt. B. B. Dovener is out after an
attack OF something like grip. He
leaves to-day for Cumberland, Nd,
where tomorrow he speaks at the Elks'
lodge Of sorrow.
D. Powell, OF Remington; George
Cook and wife, OF Mannington; F. @.
Hulings, OF Sistnrsville; James NJ. Ken
dry and II. D. Morrow, OF Fisher, arc
among the West Virginians at the
Stamm.
Archbishop John ]. Kahn was seized
with something Ike . congestive chill
while calling atCapt. Devries's residence
Thursday, and yesterday was confined
to bed at the episcopal residence. He
had been unweii for several days.
Mrs. John Stokes, aged sixty-nine,
died at Toronto, Ohio, Wednesday night
from la grippe. She was the mother OF
DR.. W. II. Stokes, q local physician,
Frank Stokes, editor OF the Daily Tribune,
and Ella Stokes. teacher in the
Toronto public schools,
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READ STONE s THOMAS Cloak Sale
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'A1F-Ax'!ALF, Smiths fine porter and
cream ale, the best drink at this season.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-12-02

You're Glad You're Alive
II you drink Smiths ale and porter.
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JOSEPH GRIMES,
% Twelfth street. $40
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AnouT PEoPLE.
strangers III tue CITY aud wheeling Folks

str1nGDFH N IUo OIty NUU WH1VIIHs IU1N"
Abroad.
There is much interest in musical
circles over the coming Of Anne Ken
nard Martin. the soprano, who will be
in the city next Tuesday, December 8.
Mrs. Martin will sing an oblisato solo
with the sight reading class, which
meets at Mr.. Martins studio on that
evening, and will also be heard in an
aria and songs. Other features OF the
evening will be an unaccompanied quar-
tette and tits hoped Duet by Mr.. and
Mrs. Martin, as their reputation for
duett singing is something unusual.
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soInrrrarrArwHoLnsAnrPntcrs.
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H. E. Hayes, of Grafton, is a Mcclure
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-10-21
THE PUBLIC FANCY
Is Captivated With the Idea of
Low Rate Excursions
ON The INTELLIGENCER PLlN
Every Day Until tho Close of tho Fair.
The Pronounced Rush Yesterday.
Plenty of Time to See aud All the
Accommodations That Could Be
Dcsircd-This is the Best limo to Go
to tho Fair.

The latest cut i'll rates has given a
new impulse to Worlds Fair business
on the ISTELLrGENcER plan. The an-
nounccment Yesterday that the low rate
frst-class tickets to Chicago, good for
ten days, are now good for every day
and every train, brought to the INTEL
LldENcER office an additional rush OF in
quirors.
The idea OF an excursion every day on
trains that are not excursion trains but
the regular Baltimore & Ohio tirst-cla's
trains, with sleepers attached, rather
captiyated the popular fancy. Fortu-
nateiy kilograms from Chicago gave as
suranCc that lNTELLIGEECERto tourists who
apply Mt once can be cared for. Some
Of the ISTELLIGENCER hotels are full, but
there is room enough in view Tor to-day
and tomorrow to accommodate any
reasonable number Of persons going on
the lSTELLIGESCER plan.
For those who 20 now there is plenty
OF time to SEQ the fair and to SEQ 1t well.
Nothing OF all the exhibits will be dis.
turbed until the last day of the fair
shall have passed, aud this will be
October 80 Even after that the build:
lngs that are the wonder OF tho world
will remain, and the least OF them Is
well worth a careful study. In answer
to many inquiries yesterday aftern Don
and last night to which no satisfactory
answer could be given owing to delayed
kilograms, the following received late
last night is given:
Chicago, liz, October 90
Wheeling Inte'iigeHcer:
Can take twenty to thirty people
from you next Sunday and Monday.
(signed) WINDSOR BEACH HOTEL
Those who desire to go to this popu.
lar house Must speak at once. Accom-
modations may also be booked for the
Calumet, Of which returning lNTEhLi.
GEvCER tourists bring most satisfactory
nrcounts
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rnE uNIrEp woRKMEN.
Their Celebration Next Week wII-DO a
CoTlSer.

Their Celebration Next Week will -bO a
Corlsor.
twas thought by tho middle OF the
week that the incline plane railway up
Mozart Park hill would be completed in
time for an suspicious opening to the
public of tho new resort on Wednesday
OF next week, butt now looks as though
the road will not be ready for operation
until A. o. U. W. day, next Friday. Ono
OF tho two cars is now on the trucks,
complete, hut tho other still liea in the
passenger station at the foot OF the bill,
not yol put together.
The United Wcrkmen all over the
city are making elaborate preparations
for their celebration on next Friday;
and it bids fair to be record breaker in
the way Of celebrations. Numerous at
fractions will be the means Of drawing
great crowd to tho new resort. Chair
man Weisgerber, OF the fireworks COM
mittce, said Yesterday that he will have
the finest display OF fireworks ever seen
in Wheeling, and in addition there will
BIO an Immense bonfire composed OF
fifty tar barrels. The bowling contest
between teams selected from each oil
the six local lodges will DO not the least
OF the many attractions. The street
demonstration will be feature, and all
the officers and past officers will ride in
carriages.
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Another largo audience was present
last night to witness "Held in Slavery"
The applause was even greater than the
night before. James Thompson and Chas.
Robinson received four or five encores
for their specialties. Freddie Huke
sang some popular airs and danced
gracefully. Such singing as rendered
by the Harmonic trio OF colored vocal
lists has seldom been heard in Wheel
ing, and the dancing OF the pickanin-
MES showed some wonderful ability by
Nip and Tuck. There will be matinee
to-day, which ladies ana children should
attend. The prices of admission are
very low. Reserved seats, 25c; children,
lOc; gallery 15c. Last performance to-
night,
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HAVE Won tried the Wheeling Bakery
Electric Bread2 Made in extra large 8.
cent loaves. Ask your grocer for it and
you will agree with US it is the best
bread you ever ate.
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wheeling s Lake Erie railway Low Rates

Next Monday will be the last chance
for people to take advantage OF the Pop-
uiar Monday excursions to Chicago
over the Wheeling & Lake Erie Railway.
Special efforts will DO made to make
this last Monday excursion the most
comfortable and desirable one leaving
Wheeling this year. Shortest route and
quickest time. Tickets good on all reg
ular trains going aud returning.
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Cheap Daily Excavations to Chicago Win
NnItinorn s. ohio Rnilrunh.

Every day until October 30. the Balti.
more IL Ohio Railroad Company will
sell excursion tickets, Wheeling to Chi
cage and return, ut rate OF ST, good ten
days from date OF sale.
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Drop iutothe ISrELMGENcEn office and
talk about the ISTELLIGEScEG's popular
Worlds Fair trip. Ii you can't come,
write.
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Drop into the INrELLrdENcER office and
talk about tue 1NTELLIGENcER's popular
Worlds Fair trip. If you can't come,
write.
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Miss Kate Allison returned Yesterday.
If. Jones returned yesterday from
visit.
Mrs. Will Fee arrived home yesterday
from the fair.
Miss Lizzie Cook has returned after a
two weeks visit
Mrs. L. Hofrenter and son, Irwin, re-
turned yesterday.
Cashier ]. ]. Jones, OF the Exchange
Bank, and vile left yesterday.
Mr.. Fred Neuhann, OF the Reymann
Brewing Company, lett yesterday.
William A. List left over the Balti-
more & Ohio yesterday for the fair.
Samuel Kraft, OF Kraft & Rosenberg,
left yesterday over the Baltimore "
Ohio.
Frank Stanton. wife and son Walter
and Turner Morris returned yesterday
at noon.
Walter Beswick, bookkeeper OF the
LaRelle iron works, lett yesterday Tor
the fair.
CO. Porter, chief clerk of the Cleve.
land, Lorain 4 Wheeling. will leave for
the fair to-day.
Levi Cassell and wife returned last
evening from three weeks visit to
the fair and Rockford, Ill.
Charles r. Cunningham, of the Register
staff, leaves to-day over the Cleveland,
Lorain & Wheeling for the fair.
Ed. II. o'Donneii, baggage master OF
the Terminal road, and William Bod
ley returned yesterday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. Cassell and Will II.
Cassell, OF tho INTELLlGENcER force, re-
turned yesterday from an extended visit.
Mr.. George W. Thompson, of Burns
g. Church, leave to-day over the Baiti-
more & Ohio at $3.50 for the Worlds
Fair.
Mr. A. II. Weidebusch will leave this
morning on the Baltimore Il Ohio and
will stay until the close OF the big
show.
Among the departures yesterday
afternoon over the Baltimore q Ohio
was Rev. Mgr. John I. Sullivan, OF tho
Cathedral.
r. L. McCue, Noah Zane, +. a. Mans
field, and Jno. Goshorn left yesterday
over the Baltimore & 0hioon the INTEL
LIGeNcER plan.
Mrs. j. II. Riddle, jr., of North Main
street, stopped Off yesterday on her
way homo from tho fair to visit friends
in Lancaster, Ohio.
Howard IIazlett was among yester-
davis arrivals from the city by the lake.
Like all the other returning pilgrims he
was very enthusiastic
II. II. Painter, of Thornton, W. Va,
and Henry and Matt Price, OF Grafton,
we're in the city yesterday on their way
home from the Worlds Fair.
Mrs. Adelaide Egerter, Misses Alice,
Lizzie and Will II. Egerter, and Miss
Flora Finknnn returned yesterday from
visit to the fair and Michigan.
John r. Dunlap, proprietor Of the
Engineering Magazine, Of New York, and
family arrived yesterday from the fair
to spend few days with Mrs. Dunlap's
parents before returning to their home
in the cast.
Among those leaving for Chicago to-
day are Jno. +. Westwood and vile.
and Messrs. W. d. Robertson, W. II.
Nay and Joaeph p. He'll, of Wheeling.
and Joseph Galahcr and wife, OF
MoundsviIle.
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DIED.

ZoECELER-on Friday morning, October 90
1884 nj $50 o'clock, CHRISTIAN W., son OF
Louis and Mary J. Zoecklcr, in his 9th year
Funeral from the residences OF parents, No 900
Main street. this Saturday morning at 10
O'Clock. InteTmeHt private at Mt, Calvary
Cemetery.
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BUcKrNGuAMs Dye for the whiskers
does its work thoroughly, coloring q
uniform brown or black. which, when
dry, will neither rub, wash of, nor soil
linen,
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Excursion to Chicago, via the Il. 6 o, Oct
12, 10, 20 and IS.

On above dates the Baltimore & Ohio
will sell excursion tickets, Wheeling to
Chicago and return, at one fare for the
round trip, good ten days from date OF
sale. and good only in day coaches.
Trains leave at $3.50 a. m. and 3:50p. m.
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TO-DAY.

Ladies' Vests and Pants for fnll wear,
II cents, Mt
THE POPULAR,
I'LL Min Street.
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Tvs Boston Brown Bread made at tho
Wheeling Bakery is simply delicious.
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WORLDS FAIR TOURISTS.
People Coming from aud Going to tho
nj. EsxJIkt,Inn

People Coming from aud GOING TO Ilo
big Exhibition.
DR.. j. II. Pipes. OF the South Side, got
back Yesterday. As he put it the big
exposition is altogether too big and
grand to DO adequately told of. He was
there week and did not SEQ fraction
al part OF the exhibits and other attrac.
lions. The department that impressed
him more than any other was tho man
ufneturers' building, where all the won-
doris OF tho modern steam-electro age
are gathered under single roof. After
that he admired the magnificent art
gallery.
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Julius Jacobs cells dry goods cheapest.
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Among those leaving for Chicago to-
day are Jno. T. Westwood and vile,
and Messrs. W. d. Robertson, W. II.
Nay and Joaeph p. He'll, of Wheeling.
and Joseph GaIlahcr and wife, of
Moundsville
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BUT THE BARGAINS IN IT ARE BIGGER.
OQRRCOATS and SUITS

Our assortment. in all lines is still in
fair condition. We are replenishing
our quick-seIling features and have
made
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soIDnErAn Arwuo1r5AIEFRicEs.
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Miss Kate Allison returned Yesterday.
If. Jones returned yesterday from q