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Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1894-03-14
Z US bebauptet ieinen unperfdli1

es bebauptet ieillen unperfdlIb.
ten 9uf. Conan & Stout, aneeie-
bene Npptbcfer in Gina, g., fbreibeu
unterm II. 9lpril 1898 yDir fDnnen
in Mabrbeit erflaren, bab Gr. Mbee-
ler's Nerpenbeilnlittel Die eir3iee bon
uns perfaufte Meoisin 1T, gesfn Die
ME cine Glage Sil uniern Gbren gefom=
men lit. 8Dn ben 6 9ubeno 5lal1en,
Die sic uns i'm Sanuar geianbt, .baben
mir nur nod unsefabr ! 9ubenb un=
perfanft unb es pergebt fanm Elm Sag,
ba ni6t 2eute na6 folben fragen. Sir
glernenleioen 1T bic Mebi3in Die bette,
Die mir ie gum 8erfaufe iibernommen
baben. Senben sic uns umgebenb
tpieoer 6 9ubeno". gu baben In Der
9lpotbefe BON Dr. s. $. @entf6.
Gin aoloener, reid nit gbeliteinen
beieBter Ypfal, Der einen @ertb bon
ninbe1tcns $50, 900 reprdientirt, tpurbe
bieier Sage auf sebeimniBbolle Nrt unb
Meiie aus benz befailnten 5iffanp'ideil
Sumelier9eldbdft in 9ietp'Dorf seitoblen.
Ser pofal murbe am Mbeno, tpie iiblih,
il, einen BIasl1rant eingeidlolIen, unb
mar bann am ndbiten Mprgen fpnrlos
perihmunoen. 8is ieBt bat Die poli=
sci nidts bpn oem Dieben entoeden fDn=
men.
: Gin iehiationelles Serbre6en miro
ans Gobnrg In 9biiringert gelnelbet.
Der bortige 8anttaIierer 0eamunb lit
beg NaAts auf ber Gtrabe ermorbet
iDorben, obne boB man Bis iebt irgenb
cine Spur bes 9bdters befibt,
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1894-03-14

patbie unb Gfletit nerbnMbf Na4 spsa e aeNassm .,,
tSrtsn Bic aa sSsS sss Ss;, Ss sDis ssasm
ssa s2esssrt batts,, glad mcnatber 8sbanplnng
saui iie ir SaSarbeit hisnsm nb nod wei SsbIsm
sSarSs s bon Merstsn antsri,at ,i. >, als stss,si M
~ so s,, gfe ndbt annoreiren, pilrfen cue
ess eest.;asn Ssit6rsm bsr MELT Sars Sals sasm
1nS GSrss Monurlsnts srri4tsn assr sas SeIss sss
D.Ig an ts, Hr": .,Sdtte i Sb0c0o nnS bas
lss IN usnsi, ssa III pubIrtM, i4 sahs g.
Sbnsn: aus fetnsr % n,r'aSa s;ns
trn,,r;ss q eite a pMtIisirsn". RDmnt ppripnris
NJ bsbaMrtsm M III farirsn; fcnfat ppripdrts 5?r
se Mannsr, se Tr. xPssl n, gssa sammsm sm
n gt s,rst fpfder TaH, tpein ibr fSnnt mas q
Sa,,fs,,S NAL tbat, absr I'd fnBe ibr tDunt g u'ot
gsla,porsn Dor E. Dersextbat: TrisaSsmsri$$tsS' a 4
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1894-03-14

Gs mirtt. Gbarles Soda in
GaDloro, Dtib., ibrebt SD meroe
aefragt, oh mir Sranf 8 8aliam gut
getban babe unD antiuorte oarauf GER
ne ga, er bot mir gut getban Ga
Grippe 1interlieB mir einen 6artndfigen
Suitcn uno 2uneenbeibiperoen, gegen
pelbe i6 umlpnit alle 0ultenmeoi5inen
an,penoete, bon oenen ib ie gebDrt babe.
6err 9tuiiel, unier 9tpotbefer, rietb mir
sulebt Srant5 galiam an. Sa es cine
oroBe SlaIbe mar uno nur Is Gents
fDltete, 10 nabm i6 cine. Die Meoisin
half mir i0 gebrau6te feds Tlaiben
uno mar griinblib fu1irt (Gplten 81.
5O.) SD fann Die aReoisin alliridtig
empfeblen iie lit pOrsiislitb." 6lai6en
su 25 unD SO Gents IN Der Npptbefe BON
3 Sr. s. s.. 8enti d.
y lleber ben Sduptern Der Sepobner
ocr llnipcrIitdtsltaot 2eipsig bdngt oas
Oamollesi1pert elmer gierlteuer. seit
bent lebten Sabrsebeno baben ii6 Die
fdbti1be1 Mbeaben um oas 9oppelte
permebrt uno Die Sinan5ftinltler wollen
nun, I'm neue Ginnabmen 81 f9aIfen,
bas gier, pom e6ten y8rdu" bis sur
@oIe, Dem 2anoessetrdnf, in ben 8e=
reid i9rer Steuerpldne aieben.
Giner Der beribniteiten gaumrie=
len Der beutI1elr g8dloer, Die G0nigs=
tame i'm Staatsforit bel Slbernban i'm
fdbffben Grsgebirge, mnroe por .eini=
gen Sagen pom Sturn. entpufselt.
Der seipaltise Baum ioll nad iahOer=
itdnbiger SbdBung ni1t ipater ais I'M
Sabr 1914 sepfan5t iein ; er ipiiroe io=
nit etipa $50 Sabre alt seiporoen fein.
Z eSn Mien fam es bel elmer MaHen=
perIammluna bon Mrbeitsloien, an Der
etipa 1000 Yerloneu She'll nabmsn, sll
itilrlnil1en Qluftritten. Grit elmer itar=
fen 9lbtbeiluns berittener polisei gelang
es, Die Gubeii0rer auseinanber 81 trei=
ben.
Qluf Die siuDlf Stellen ipelde Der
8inneniteuer giansbmer 3ebrins iil
Glepelano 3n perseben bnt, iollen ni6t
lpeniger als tauienb 9lnmeloungen
ein9egailgen iein.
gu ieber Sabresseit 1T Der Wleilf6
leidt duBeren 0erleBungen ausseiebt.
st. Safobs GeI ilt bas bette Mittel ge=
gen ale duberen S9meraen,
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1894-03-14
-! Merste 7!

aas Spestalinen finb aufssforbert eiuen ranibets'
faa alf;peie,i, pie Bplsenben. aeinsr tann tagen,
pprbrinaen pis bic 2tsesebene geIitten nnf furtrt
spurbe. Dr O. =. Ebser. 1T anb bleibt Der etn3ge
arst unS SpesiaIsit, Der fGbig III. sn furiren, po
Eist ,o bemiet, bebor Sbr sad anbersn anbsrtraut.
5au Ssa ssrg Sabre alt sssest ,r !, ps!,f Ssnifs
5eten (YItperaiftuna) u,,b 1ebe IieBen fi6 Sapre
lana BOZ, ben bamaiiasn betenalersten unb epsaisn
bebaneeln. Sbr ann tarb an per srabids,s xranis
Tie $500 be;att bate ibr sanses BerinSesn Hnabtg
ann Mrbsitsn, tunrbe iietn has arinentans asidtdt
Bon ,.Or. q. n. Ebsefs" ipanbsrbarsn 9sllnngsM
asSsnSsn al Rsien unb @ottes ssgen aIs aoPa ansa'
nsbmsn ,.Dr. abser f9risb .aomm uito u sp,a . !.
Mls bic Trau fam unh untsriaGt psrss mar l MnSs
a5rYer ber @erud mar tart baf bic Ssntttr sinsr
Der Oi se5ttnst anb 4istts aslOFiSs asaa .s I'm TN
Tdrte,, he ais unbeil6ar unb ibre GmtAeibnna par
,,asin Gsbenber fam e turiren Die Sran tte s'n9s
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1894-03-14
eiitc Der ffabtildcm gcamten.
8crlaiSene sSarttten 1T Weu.
GngtanD.


GnglanD.
Seine 1leuelten &unltfabrten bra6ten
ben portreffli9en S9auipieler uno
8eiiei6riftiteaer &arl Mbrenpt au6 nad
gseu=@nslanb.. lleber }eine bortigen
interelanten 8eobahtunsen tbeilt Ell
Dem Baltimore vOeut. Corr" Ii. q.
Solgenbes NIT !:
ugetriibenoe 3ei9en oer 3eit linb
aud Die perlalienen 6armen Der Neu=
gnglanbltaaten. 3au1enoe BON Mcres,
Die friiber bebaut tparen, liegen brab !;
Wobnbduier, Stallungen uno S6eu=
men lte6en leer unb lino Dem 8erfalle
preisgeeeben ; Die friiberen @ieentbiimer
baben Ii6 erlttpeber IN ben fru6tbaren
Gbenen bes fernen WeItens neue 6eim=
itatten sesriinoet, ooer linb nah Den
Stdbten ge5D9en, I'm in sSabrifen pber
auf ipnltige 9lrt uno @eiie ben 2ebens=
unterbalt 81 berbienen, neil bur1 3aub=
bau Die an uno fir ii6 maseren Seloer
i'm gebirsieen yforoolten ausaeniibi
murben unb oeren 8eitelluns li6 ni6t
n1ebr lpbnt.
9leie berDoeten 2anolibe MAIDEN ei=
tlen traurigen Ginbruf ; Sbiiren UNI
6eniter an ben @obnungen 1ino nit
sSrettern pernagelt, bic Gin3dununsen
balb abgebro6en llno serfallen, Obltan=
laoen uno 8lumenltrdu6er permiloert
uno Grabesitile berrI6t ,po friiber oas
riibrise Ieben uno Sreiben Der 2anbbe=
mDbner bemerfbar mar. Sft linb aud
bic 8ebdulidfeiten beS 9lnweiens bic
auf ba5 Mauerwert abgebrannt. Inn
lntpilfiirli1 oenft man bel ibrem 9(n=
blif on Die @orte in S6illers v@lofe"
ssy1l ben 6oen Senlt lterbDblen
-98pbnt bas Grauen,
llno bes 5immels Wolfen ibauen
Sod binein
yEie bereot lino biele itummen Gui=
men,! Sic ersdblen bon Wiiigen uno
yei6meroen, ppn 6leiB unb StrebIam=
felt Der eriten 9lnlieoler, bon'b 'bdusli6em
6rieoen unb ebemaligem @oblltano,
Der BORT einlt seberri1t, aber audi ppm
ge6iel bes irbif6en @liifs Der friibe=
rem @igentGiimer, bic piellei6t langit
auf Dem Sriebbpfe i'm etpigen S9lum=
mer ruben, pdbrenb ibre ytahtomlnen
Den &f ums Daiein i'm 8etiimmel
elmer GrObitabt meiter fGmpfen.
9as Stabtleben nit ieinen bielieiti=
gen 8ergniisungen unb 8eriu6ungen
aler Dirt bat einen eisenen &ci5, 10 OaB
Giele Nrinutb uno @ntbebruns in Der
Wetropole Der freien unabbdngi9en,
aber miiDtpollen unb pobl aud eintoni=-
gen @giitenS auf Oem 2anbe porsieben.
Gem Yeribte oes 9lferbau=Vureaus
sufoloe muroen i'm State Mfaha6l=
ietts lpdbreno bes lebten Sabres ni6t
meniger als 979 6armen perlaien in
Hem 6ampibire iiber 800 uno ebenlo
piele in 0ermpnt unb Connecticut.
Die GrbBe oieier 2anolibe betrue BON
je 20 bis 200 glcres, Slliueilen mod lnelr
uno ihr MertD etma $40 auf ben 9lcrc.
N6t5ebn Oieier 5armen muroen fiir
9lde,bauSuefe uerfauft; s,pei fir 9lder=
bau limo @efliiselsuht brei fir @eflii=
selsu1t allein cine fiir Gemiliegdrtne=
rel 5pei fir SDafsudt; stpel fir Sonl=
mermnbnuneen; lieben fir perlnanente
0einlltGtten cine, um ben So6waiD
barauf fir 8au= uno grennbnl3 abSu=
traseu cine fir @iebsu6t uno orei auf
Spefulation.
Sm Gan5en puroen alfo nur 40 6ar=
men ppn etrpa 1900 perlaiIenen pieoer
perfauft. Gp erfidrt li6 Die Nbnalme
Der 2anbbepDlferlng I'M Often. mdb=
reno Die Stabte m gimpobne,3abl uno
9iiritigen 5unebmell.
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WlaI in Ghtiinapt psBM ZIG
fAredIihen brennenbsn Shners
set ON aonsen aSrper WlnHD iii1o
Sals nit 0eihipiiren. hroniihen
Sd,fpeIfnngsn atn ShtembelH iiito
petnIihe Werfnr, Sppbiliite Neits
ralaia. ,,Dr. o. q. Iteer1iaate:
$50 bente ssbr Sal LIT bet!baf,.
ipSraui bic Merite Iadten iiis lahs
ten. or. O. 81. Ebesi" kebans
beIte fie nit DpppeIfranters sSdbsr,
iebeS Waf2 Stunben unD cab gum
Ginnebmsn, Mlppatbie, 1rinpes
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~. affro,, "a a;o So,,4s,Ao Z, 4,

: en 9lfron 1T bic beutf6e 3eitung
,Germania1 Don siuei bortigen 0erren
lin, je $4,000 51aoeneriaB geribtlid
belangt tporoen. Sic Qerren, elmer
beibt 5ragler uno oer anbere 6olaer,
fiiblen fi9 idredlib Durd einen
Qlrtitel fbiper beleibi9t, mas bieaeibt
nod biliaer abgebt, oils NIT $4,000.
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an ben init t beaeid)neteu Statpnen miro auf Si9
nal angeDalteu.
9lGe 3Ige td9lid, eountags ausgeuommcn
@enoneu @nitbnB finbet man in Wtarietta an bic 9.
81 8. g. 10, Z. q .. s. Gr. g. & 8. uuo G0Dto G1per
Cambridge Die y & 8. bitlid unb wcitlic9 in Stem
Somerstomu OH bic y. 6. s. & ST. 9outS @iieubabn
Dltlb lro ipeltlicb 1T G0ual SUper NIT ber 6. 8. u
80. unb Is. & y. nbrolirb unb 0ld). in 9alep Suncs
tton nit Der 20. 81 g. 6. uuO Der Yaaep @iienbabn.
6. 70. Yage, s. 6. Sablnr,
6. y. e. e. a. Supt. Grams
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GlebelattD & Marietta
Gilenbabn.
NDrblitb gebeno.

Sn &raft getreteu am g. Npp. 1888.
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sDaily. Except Sunday fFlagsfop IMeals.
Dark Faced Typs denotes tmsfom IL 90 aoen 70 70 ca
rdnght ighs Faced from 10 Cd midnight q q % resn = =
JOSEPH WOOD, E.A. FORD.
~ General Manager, General Passenger lgaua
III PITTSBURGH, PENNsA -S~ 81
For time cards, retes OF fare. through tickets
baggage checks, and further information N.
garding the running or trains apnIy IA, AZ 8.
Agent Of the Pennsyl ylvania Lines.
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Nos. 1886 and 33S connect at Wellsville f
Steubenvflle and Belaire. Nos a3S and s4s
East.
BETWEEN gAYARD ANn NEW PHI ApELp pniA.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-09-07
ALFRED CALDWELL
Nominated by tho Democrats for
State Senator.
THE SHORT HORSE SOON CURRIED.
Tho Ohio County Delegation had De-
oIdod on cx.Attorncy General CAid.
we'll in Previous Caucus, and hts
NOminatIoa was a Mere Matter of
Form and Quickly Pat Through.

Ex.Attorney General Alfred Caldwell
was yesterday nominated by the Demo
cratic confereeS OF tho First state soma.
.oral district for senator. When the
couierecs met Of the Public Building
! Nr. Robert Simpson was called on to
preside over their deliberations and
Prof T. O. Cox, Of West Liberty. was
chosen secretary. Quito a number Of
names had been mentioned in eonnec-
tion with the nomination. among Thorn
being Petor F. Purreli, @. ". Brockunier,
Judge Boyd, Judge JOffers and others.
but at recent caucus Of the conferees
and party leaders Mr.. Caldwell was
agreed upon to be the nominee. and as
Ohio county had the say the nomina.
ton yesterday was q more matter oil
form.
Tho conioroes representing the Ohio
county districts were all present but w.
L Rose, OF Richie district. They wore
Washington district. Michael Stein;
Clay, Robert Simpson; Union. John J.
Farrell; Center, q. W. seabright; Wob.
ster, William II. Fec; Richland, Thomas
Schaefer; Liberty. Prot. y. Q. Coz; Tn
adelpbin, W. v. HoGe, and Madison,
John Loomis.
Michael Stein formally placed Mr..
Caldwell'a namO before the convention,
aud tho nomination was made by aecla.
nation and unanimously.
John W. Farrell. G. W. scabhght,
Thomas schAeicr aud Robert Simpson
were named us q committee to formally
notify the nominee Of bis choice and
the conference adjourned.
Tho general opinion expressed about
town yesterday was that Hon. N. E.
Whitaker would havo an easy thing Of
ii 10 defeat tho Democratic nominee.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-09-07
LOCAL BREvITIGS.
Matters of Minor momeas In aud About
the City.

Matters OF Minor Moment In aud About
the City.
TuE GRArp this ovening-"Thc Po-
lice Patrol"
THREE now saloons have boon opened
in Etnaville.
ATTENTION is called TO tho advertise.
ment OF Prof. Hermann Schockey in this
issue.
A MEETING Of tho council finance COM
mittee was called for last night. but
postponed until this evening on account
Of city day at tho State Fair.
In the police court yesterday morn
ing three disordcrly caeos werc ar
rafgned. One was fined 81 and costs.
another S. and costs and the third dis.
missed.
A MEETING Of tho council committee
on police has been called for this cvcn-
ing. There may DO quorum this timo,
as II hos been about ak weeks since the
committee mot
THe second nights performance Of
"a Silver Wedding" at the Opera House
last night, drew a small house. The
show was good, the girls pretty, the
music fine. a better patronage was de-
served.
FIVE plain DRINKS, four disorderlies
and a common thief were arrested by
the police yesterday. Tho alleged COM
mon thief was caught trying to cut q
mans pocket opon with small pair OF
sclsIoru. Officer Carney locked him up.
TIE beautiful palmetto palm tree
presented to Cuur de Lion uniformed
division K. Of p. by Palmetto division,
Of Charleston, S. G., at Washington
City, and described in the 1STELLioES.
cER's special dispatches at the time. has
boon put on exhibition at Hannah
Bros cigar store, on Market street,
above tho Opera House.
NEXT Thursday evening Gen. John B.
Gordon will dellvor his famous lecture
on "The Last Days OF tho Confectionery"
at tho Wheeling Opera House. Whcr-
eyor II has been heard this lecture has
won the highest praise from the best
authorities, and Il ought to draw big
audience hero. II 10 patriotic, SON.
aible, eloquent talk on o subject Of the
deepest interest,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-09-07

Tho current issue Of the biennial
Wheeling city directory, issued by Mr..
". l. Callen. was put in the hands Of
subscribers yesterday and upon examin-
alton it Is found to DO the best ovor
Issued by the publisher, which is soy.
ing a great deal. In size and binding II
resembles Its predecessors. Tho now
book includes all changes Of residence
mado up and including tho moving OF
1894, April 1st,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-09-07

The executive committee Of the
Charity circus met last ovonlng and
after discussing several minor matters
adjourned to meet again at the chamber
Of commerce on ncxt Monday evening,
when tho whole committee will be
present. Tho good work goes on ar
ranging for tho various acts In tho big
show aud whom tho time arrives for Its
production. the public will SEQ the big
COST thing OF the kind eyor put on
hero. Tho committeOs will all meet
next week.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-09-07

Tho people who control tho destiny
Of the fcrry boat Charleston havO tired
OF twisting that craft along the bottom
Of tho Ohio ut the public landing and as
a consequence tho boat has been laid
up until there is fair boating stage.
Tho naphtha launches and skis have
been Impressed into service in the
meantime, and probably on Saturday
aftor the State Fair the pontoon bridge
will DO secured by the ferry company
and moved up to the foot OF Eleventh
street.
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LINsLY INSTITUTE. wnEELINo. ". vs.

A School for the Thorough Teaching of
Boys and Young Mon.
Military, EnglISh and Classical courses.
Also Modern Languages 3Iilitary De-
pRrtInsnt 10 charge OF IN officer OF thB
United Stntos Navy.
Fall Term beGins Monday, September 10,
1894.
Hon. A. W. Campboil, President.
Rev. y. IL Cooke, DID, vice PRECEDENT.
John L, DickSy. d. D., Secretary.
John J, Jones, ESQ.,, Treasurer.
WIN. u. simpson, Esq, X. o. Dalsoli,
ESQ, Hon. r. Il. WHITAKER, J. $. Mayor.
Esd, A. J. Clarke, Rsq:,. Augustus Pol
lack, Egg, Hon. WIN. r. Hubbard, Hon. j.
d, SpInmerVIIIe, Henry NJ. Russell, Esq,
Ilov. jacob BTittinghnm, william Y.
Por further particulars call on or nd.
dress any mcI1ibcr IT the Board Of Trus.
Rrlnclnnl.
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Tho largest audience Of the season
witnessed "The Police Patrol" which
opened threo nights engagement at
the Grand last night The company is
composed OF first class artistic. The
scenery and mechanical effects are great,
especially tho patrol wagon with the
two horses dashing across tho stage.
The company will remain at the Grand
the rost OF tho week.
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vop sTyI,g AND sArIgPACrroN

Gail and examine our largo and hnndgomo
stock OF Foreign mud Domestic "ooions,
procured exclusively by our agent for tho
inc merchant tailoring trade.
Our assortment Of Fall OVcrcoadngs,
SuitiuRG, TruuSeTIngH and Fancy Vostings
unequnIcd, md embracing every novelty.
tho times.
nui nobby."
100 doEsn of our celebrated $50 Half
Hose again received.
The popular EighInie Shirt o leader.
All Knit Wool Jackets for sale by us only.
q. HESS s SONS,
Fine TnIlorH and Gents FurnlsherS, 1881
and 1898 Market street.
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FUNERAL orREcroRs.
acknowledgement
once Nos. 20 and ~ Fourteenth street.


New Fall wnps-eeo. Y satel q co,-Hlrh
Page
FaSiic scSool,-stantOaS Old City Book
opera Hoase-oen John B Gordon.
Have You Rctur0-Hio0U's AT Store.
WGuiei-RufuiShed Room.
Wanted-BdIldInE and Loan Neu.
siockholdeEs' Meeting Ciuo.
Instruction In Music-PfOL Scboekey.
Fall Arrivals HaVflnnd chinA-f. Q. Dillon &
CO.-Slxth Pagc.
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Have you always saved part OF your
earninRa2 Look back and see how
much thoy would have amounted TO
and tho opportunities you have missed
BY tho want OF ready cash. Tho Mutual
German Savings and Loan Association
allows interest at tho rate OF s pcr cont
nor annum, payable sonl-annually.
Look forward 10 tho saving OF part OF
your monthly earnings-sj saved each
month will in eight yoare amount to
$1,000 Call or aond for information.
Rooms 20l and 500 Peabody Building.
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Thrivcs on good food and sunshine,
with plenty Of exercise IN the open air.
Her form CLOVIS with health and her
face blooms with its beauty. II her sys-
TEN needs the cleansing action Of laxa.
tive remedy, abe usea the gentle and
pleasant liquid laxative Syrup OF Figs.
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

We have tie exclusive SaIe OF tho ssiO.
brnted IMPROVED STANDARD PAT.
Terms, which Is the eh0npest and most
reliable pattern In the market.
LOU bRABACKER.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-09-07

World bsaters, 90. everybody
says who have tried the Stan
ley Combination Boys Suits,
and thor know o thing or two.
Think OF q fine, All-Wool,
Double Breasted Child's Suit
age 4 TO Is years, With extra
pants. extra buttons and stan
Icy Cap at S. 90. Right In 1T
Right In style. Right In work
wanshIp. Right In price
Further argument 10 unuec-
essary. To see Il Is TO buy it
You will be doing yourself aS
we'll as your boy m injustice
Il you buy q cult anywhere un'
iii you havcfrst seen our Stan.
10y Combination Outfits.
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l. G. DrLLoN & Co. arc sportsmen's
headquarters for IIrcech Loading Shot.
guns, Rifles, Rcyolvcrs and Loaded
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EYES examined for glasses FREQ Of
charge by Proi. Shelf, the 0p;iciau. 10
Main street, next door to Shook & Co.
MwFGw
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McERPETS.M

pieces BODY Back Tapestry Brussels regular value 65e Far week
AZ pse srgsns extra quality Tapestry Brussels Carpets regular
= value Soe; fair week price SEC.
81 rolls extra heavy Powered Carpets regular value 4Oc and so
= ds b ssf Extra Super Ingram Carpets made regular value
re; fair week price 59c u ct, u.
100 Window Shades mounted on best spring rollers fair week
price 49,.
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We Have Brought Them Down
To the Same Old Prices.

That's how We progress. It's tho quality
that gets ahead; tho cost stands still. If you
don't know just what you want thOrO Il,
everything hero that is worth having. Ls:
the stock talk to you. II seeing Is believing
SEEING WILL BE BUYING. In this case
the argument Of facts Is convincing.
With every SUI. we give you ono of tho
greatest wonders of the age. the great Multi.
form Combination Top. You can make It 10
almost anything but talk. You can spin it
in midaIr, mako it walk tho tightrOpO, IN
TACT, hundreds of ways to make 1t spin. S.
in gold to the boy or girl spinning it the best
by octobcr4
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MpRHss Goops.@

1so pieces celebrated Aant Cashmere all ooors sodneh ~as
never tetaied less 25e. Fair week price l9c.
1oneoes sbrated Atlantic IF Cashmere neh wid' regular re-
fal pdee 7ac. Fair week price Csc.
~ pieces 4oHch wide strictly AWoo Henrietta Eo regular 'aue
zoe. Fair week price 36c. , ,,u c, :.,.
40 pieces sneh wide strictly AiWoo Novelty Fall Sung imported
to retail al re Fair week:priee soc.
80 PIECES as eros ran Aare and other wsayes Of 2neh vide
AZ oteees Printed India SILK regular value As and Fair week
price 25c.
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ADowRsTIc Dry G0oDS.N

as-inch wide Unbleached Muslin at 3sc
Sc Domet Outing Flannel at Sac.
Sc 4otnch Unbleached Sheeting at 4sc.
"a Unbleached Seamless Sheeting at 12sc
OnRed Figured Prints at SIC.
Toilet Toweling Crash at 2sc.
I,onsdale Bleached Muslin at 61c
Ladies' Choice Bleached Muslin at 6ic
Cheviot sheeting at4c.
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s4Iers, vnDgewEaal ~. :. M.fAoosa:
Ready Boys, Ready
|Ssssooo0oOSooS

Only one week moro bOtOrO Ssh u
opens to So. ready in. Youth have to l.;
about it thOso mex. six day, in dOvnrks;
earnest
The boy ! oyo' will stick out as big sac
cor. whom they soc tho great high pi !, Of
goodies wo'vo 20. for their comfort aud coy.
eHns. rs LOOKS that captures tsu;
ouAIIrS that wins tho parents ve''o
solid on both sides. Boys arc not the !oaa
b!. particular. You must havO SOLID
WORTH in school clothes, or .hOy will 5000
come to grief. We stood on the shoulders q
our achievements of last year and reached 10,
all tho improvements that had boon rsds
You won't have to come up after them.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-09-07

TIE Parker Shotgun. Best in the
world. ]. G. DILLON & Co., Agents.
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ram WEEK eARealns-sronE rnoMas.
FAIR WEEK BARGAINS.

Strangers In the city, you are invited to come and make
o,T sore vo HEADQUARTERS While you here look over
the inducements we make for you to trade with US.