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themselves as n unit against class or
sectional legislation. Should tho in
come tax pass and become n law tho
wealthy man will not really DO tho
loser; rents and all other commodities
that are furnished the poor would be
advanced aud tho poor man would
stand the tax IN tho ond. Ho COM
inentcd on tho great victory Of Demo-
cracy rciorred to by Mr. Hart, and
asked II that victory had resulted In
good. Had anybody but tho politician
boon bonollttel2 On tho contrary tho
wheels Of industry have been stopped,
tho furnace ilrcs oxtingulsEed and
poverty stalks abroad in tho land. "It
this Ia what you call victory, God forbid
Tint we ever achieve It on our side at
tho same fearful expense to tho
country" 81
Mr.. Bentley Jones (Dcm. created
surprise by taking n stand against tho
income tux bill, and compared himself
TO Bourkc Cochran, tho New York con-
gresham, who took n similar stand.
Tho wealthy In this country, no said,
are different from tho same class In
England, In that they circulate their
wealth among tho people, employing
labor, aud consequently 1t Is objection
ablo TO tax them. Such tax will
finally fall upon the lnborIng man, and
for this reason Ito differed from his col.
leagues and would vote against tho bill.
Mr.. Hart spoke again, saying that
without this tax the government will
to short 100000. Flo then launched
into very good imitation OF tho ideal
Democratic speech. tellinghow the low.
ering OF duties will holp the working
man. Ile' called attention to tho fact
thu, many OF tho American industries
nro moroly OF hot-houso growth which
can only DO sustained by constant
pumping in OF hot mir. and when door
or window OF this hot-houso Is opened
and pure. natural air Is allowed to enter
the exotic dies natural death, and it
ought 10 dio because 1t ought never to
have been planted. The Democratic
policy will benefit tho wage Garner by
chcapening necessities. He pointed 10
Great Britain rs an example where the
cost OF production has been choapened
aud that nation has reached out and
conquered the markets OF the world.
After cross.fire OF words between
tho speaker and Mr.. Campbell he illus.
trAted his position regarding the consti-
tutionality of duties by saying that tho
tariff on wool was for protection and
was abolished by his party. while on
tho other hand tho duty on peanuts
was for revenue and q duty OF $50 ton
was placed on that product ,5.,
! At the next meeting OF tho club tho
state bank tax will DO discussed, and
tho resolution regarding both that sub
ject and the income tax will be voted
upon. Mr.. Jones introduced resolu-
ton that the mock Legislature meet in
Elm Grove two weeks from last night
to discuss tho tariff bill. 1t was decided
not to call tho resolution up until tho
next meeting.
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A MUCH TRAVELLED HAT,
An Old Timer on Its Way Across tho Cor

An Old Timer on Its Way Across the Con-
~ tineut. -.t. q
Yesterday an express package"
passed through Wheeling en- route east
which had unique history. 1t was an
old, low crowned, stiff hat, OF the vint-
age Of eighteen hundred and forty.some,
and was started over the United States
express line from Ell Paso, Texas, with
the simple inscription.
"Plcase pass this hat along the line
to New York and return"
When it reached here it had twenty.
four tags on it, attached by various
route or local agents. The agent a.
Baird, Texas, had put on it:
pass this hat along the line.
do not want Il; 1t Is not mine
II came from FL PNSo, with live stock hobb led;
Although brand new. it is slightly ,wabblcd."
George Lancaster. at Cisco, Texas,
was willing to attix his signature to this !:
while 1t has, received tender care,
Soft hats we do not wear.
pass it along to tho agents-it might
strike route agent.
James y. Regain, OF St. Louis, wrote
on tag:
"DEAH s1R:-Please pass this hat on
its way to New York that he might SEQ
the Bowery, which he Is very anxious
to see. He is a very nice man, and you
will find him very pleasant"
]. D. Zimmerman, at Pittsburgh.
wrote: "If this don't fit you, pass 1t on p
and W. ]. Riley, n messenger, added !:
"Its daisy, though it's tore; the same
old hat my'father wore" :
It was sent on from hore via Wash
ington, D. G.
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LOCAL nnr !,
Matters of Minor atomeat In and Aboa.
- tho City. ---.----

the City. tIt
MATINEE at the Grand to-day.
TnE GRASp this evCning-"By tho
World Forgotten" l,
A MEETING Of tho incorporators Of tho
Island ferry will DO hold this evening,
to 500 what shape tho project Ia in.
YESTERDAY morning tho police court
experienced another whitewaah, nobody
having donc anything wrong tho day
before. ... ,7.z0,..E
ONLY Sl,Ool % OF city taxes wore col
lectOd In tho pRst week, according 10
Collector shafcr'a report to Receiver
Kindloberssr
Mn A. D. ADLER, OF this city, has
Just issued another excellent musical
composition entitled "Memory Waltz"
1t eau DO purchased OF G. A. House.
"AnlsrocRAoYn Bronson Towards
great society drama. which comes TO
the Opera House Monday night, will no
doubt draw one OF tho banner houses
OF the season.
Rolf & ZANE sold aix.roomcd house,
No. III North Huron street. for Will
lam II. Uthman, TO John Wolf; consid-
Grafton $1,000; also lot 80 by lI2 feet
on North Huron strcot for John II.
Packer, to A. ]. McNash; consideration
cnh0 lsts #|7.... Iltt.H|- '.I r-E.-.. T.."
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Even Worse than Usual

Tho other day n stranger came to
Wheeling and eanvassed for IN adver-
Using scheme, He secured about 500
worth OF orders, representing that II cor
tain labor union was to hold n reunion
hero and that he was to print 1000 OF
tho Official programmes, containing
these advertisements. lie took the
copy 10 Charles Prayer, ordering ten
copies printed. This was so unusual
that Mr.. Prayer telcphoned to the ad.
vertisors. AS u result, no did not print
tho programme. At least nine out OF
ton OF the strangers who canvass for adj
vertising schemes arc Crooked" but
some businoss men seem to prefer those
schemes to legitimate homo advertising.
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ABOUT PEOPLE,

Strangers In the City and Wheellnr r olks
Abroad. -s
]. Ratclifi, OF Wellsburg, is guest Of
the Stamm.
Il. ". Bcverlie, OF Grafton, is Wind
sor arrival.
W. Edwards, OF Warrington, register
ed at the Windsor.
James A. Dopler, Of Proctor, register
ed at the Stamm yesterday.
4. y. Brainard, Of Steubenyillc. is
autographed at the Mcclure. l1a
AL. Rhinestrom, Of New York, for.
merly Of this city, is Windsor arrival.
Miss Eva Henry, OF Glencoe, Ohio. ia
spending the week with Wheeling
friends. &
2 Mrs. Frank Blackshire and Mrs. John
Blackshire, of Warrington, are guests
OF tho Windsor. lad
Clerk L. B. Delliler, Of tho United
States court, came to town yesterday
and registered at the Windsor.
Miss Jennie Green, OF Wheeling, is
visiting Mrs. John S. Wilson, n. her
homo south OF town. Washington, Pa.
Observer.
z. E. Eisenbarth, formerly editor OF
the New Martinsville Messenger, but for
some years past manager in the theat.
rical business, was in the city yestcr-
day. ~, 4
Cards have been received in this CITY,
announcing the marriage in St. Francis
church, at Portland Ore. on January
%, OF Mr.. John Patrick Sharkoy. for-
merly OF this city, and Miss Ellen J.,
Graham. Many Wheeling friends OK
tend congra.ul ations.
/ G. W. Gfier, OF Siste.syille: W. r.
Brown, OF Hartford City; John S. Rob.
inson, OF Parkersburg; L. 3. Booths Sci
Lonely and E. Contry, OF Huntington
Charles W. Barrick, OF New Martins.
vile, and Charles Burrows, of Washing.
ton. Pa, arc among the arrivals ut the
Behler. n,
Mr.. John McFedries, lately in charge
OF tho Rescue Mission, at Altoona, Pa.
has resigned there and become a resi-.
dent OF Bridgeport. On his departure
from Altoona those interested in tho
mission adopted resolutions OF respect
and regret in which he is most highly
spoken OF. He will prove ayaIuabls
accession to Bridgeport.
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Rather die Than live
Body Entirely Broken Out in One
Mass of Sores. Gould Not Sleep.
Would Walk tho Floor al Night
f Crying and Suffering. S7t.
BEGAN TO USE CUTICURA.
Immediate Relief, Rest and Sleep.
Complete and Permanent Cure
in Two Months.

N = . d dc. T. o. g.. . b.
Tho first OF October my daughter was taken
with Typhoid and Alalarla. While sick there came
little blisters in the bends Of the arms, which
seemed to fill with water and itch Tho doctor
said when she got well these would leave, but
they grew worse all the time, until from her
neck down to her feet, her, body was entirely
broken out In ono mass Of sores. She could not
and said she would rather die thanlIve, suffering
like this. Reading your advertisement in 7h6
ladies Home Journal Of tho cures performed by
CUTiculA REMEDIES In similar cases, we sent
for and began to use them, and In one week she
began to get better, would sleep and rest easily,
and in two months, after using Ave boxes Of
CUTicunA. ono cake OF CGTIcrltA SOAR, and twd
bottles ofCUTIcuRA REsoLyESr, she was entirely
well, and now after nearly two years there has
been no trace Of the disease. The doctor called
it Psoriasis. I cannot give your remedies too
much praise, for believe my daughter would
have died II It had it not been for the CuricuEA
REMEDIES. MARY j. NELSON,
/. w 49, .aEgg a-I.sz pOCOmoka CHM Md. a
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The great popularity OF Tin Seal
Bread continues, and it seems that
everybody is buying the Wheeling
Bakery's bread in order to draw prizes.
The following were tho fortunate ones
yesterday:
Abbie Corray, 81 Thirteenth street.
John Davis, Benwood, IVA,
Clara Belle klrkman, 503North Main.
Harry. Neil, Bellaire. o. 5l.2s
Alta Shepherd. BelIaire, o.
Mike Deegan, Benwood, W. Va.
Thomas Fox, Belaire, 0.
John Turner, Bridgeport. 0. L.
p Charles Brackardt, S37 Alley C.
Carrie burner, Martins Ferry, 0.
Marguerite watkins, Martins Ferry,
Ohio. "a
Mamie Bradoerry, Martins Ferry, O.
Jessie Perry, Martins Ferry, 0.
Leah Getting, Sharon, Pa.
James Lawthen, 1901 AlcColloch street.
Albert White, 100 Virginia street.
VERNE Ellis, IS Twenty.second stree t.
George Marsh, 1922 McColloch stree t.
Mabel Church, 2299 Main street.
Harry Garrison. &c South Penn.
Emil Stump, 10 kentucky street.
Davy Moore, West Wheeling, o.
Oscar Wright, Martins Ferry. 0.
Wonda Mcfarland, Martins Ferry, 0.
Charles Kyle, 1900 Linn street.
Lizzie Thomas, Clarington, o.
Ella Rogers, Bethany, W. Va.
Carrie McEntee, $500 Eoff street.
Oracle Summers, oil North Huron.
Orlando sisson, 64o Market street.
Stella Emsheimer. 81 Fifteenth street.
Charles Gray, :Benwood, W. Va.
Luen Gordon, Bellaire, Ohio.
Eva Reasbeck, Bellaire, Ohio.
Paul Ricket, Benwood, W. Va.
Sarah Rizen, Martins Ferry. Ohio.
William Bolen, Bridgeport, Ohio.
Tho late addition of fine pictures to
our list OF attractions has added in.
creased popularity. to Tin Seal Bread.
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ing and really better than before tho
grip first made my unwilling acquaint-
ance. ltlf
And now when tired from brain work
or business cares take vino glass OF
celery compound on going to bed. and
wake in the morning refreshed and fit
to begin again tho tolls aud meet sue.
cessfully the vexations that infesr the
day. &
Ny wife. who is not wholly free from
tho ills inherent in womankind, man
fonts of about a half-dozen bottles Of
tho compound q year, to tho great bene-
fit Of her health and my happiness. 1t
ought to be understood that celery COM
pound siasI grateful to tho palate as
good and wholesome vino, while it is
more invigorating and lasting in its
effects than my vintage of the fruit OF
the genus Wits.
]. II, LIVINGSTON.
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BESvIsaroy, W.. Doc. 10, 1903

BENNINGTON. W.. Doc. 10, 1903.
In tho spring OF tho year 1891 was at
tackled with grip. l was laid by from
business for about two months, por-
ton Of tho time rs sick II man rs ever
lived through that mysterious disease.
From tho effects OF tho attack l was
really Ill all summer, weak and tired
and dispirited.
In the spring of the year 1892 ! suf-
fered another onslaught OF the same
disease, and lost seventeen pounds OF
flesh in two weeks. / went back to my
duties again with settled conviction
that would be obliged to pass through
another summer Of misery, but happily
! resortod to tho use Of Paino's celery
compound, doubtinSly I admit, for l was
chary of so-called proprietary medicines.
But before the first bottle was used,
conviction dawned upon mo that here
was the elixir, il not of life, still OF
health, and within month was mend
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Prof. John Mullen, requests those
wishing to take n spring term, TO come
and see him on Monday and Wednesdav
evenings OF next week. the 18th and
II til, ut the Calumet Club rooms. ri
there Is not enough pupils Offering We
Will haveto give itiup for the season. n
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The Main street store Of A. Wilson &
Co. was closed yesterday afternoon by a
deputy sheriff, to secure payment of OBJ.
legations, which arc as follows: I.
Graham, $500 40; Citizena' Bank OF
Waynesburc, $3.50; Nancy Mcfarland,
$1,000 Il, and J. II. Rogers, $500, all OF
Wayncsburg, Pa.
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Five.Cent Articles.

pd ladies' Hose, childsen's Hose. Rolling Pins,
btn 1Woou Rules Gun Buttons, Tin Bucket.. Com.
I nlnntlon Glass Cutters. Boys Knives. Pokers
pSus p p,s NeatsfoOt OIL Shoe Backing Wash
p nns, h,chter liarmonicaS Towels. 25-c Needle
aacSages spectacles. Dime Cologne Hair Curl.
SSa9 ~ States Lamp Burners, Shoe Dressing,
"a Man{ locent articles in our Scent list Como
huu Them mt nj nttr ,yn
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4 - ~ n =
F. =. B.
POTTS
Bulletin
MAIN AND TENTH SITS.
WHEELING, W. va.
MAIN AND TENTH SITS.
WHEELING, W. VA.
Ono Cent Articles, (

n Heavy Envelopes, 4eo0d reu Holders, a Steel
I lS S MemonndumID0ok. Sheets Note Paper,
y SLATE PENCILS. Lead Pencils. Collar Buttons,
; DuuchSS Hair Pins. handkerchief, Thimble,
. Inpos rms. paper Needles, spool Silk Twist,
I, dozen Hooks and Eyes. d Darning Needles,
im,utmGE Orator, dozen Brass rnnts buttons,
i iHt ~; boS CARROT TnGkS dozen Clothes
ilh% La6let l sot Knitting Needles. ,ff-I =
lOL1 oil bsCnnI unnIa unIt,T a. I
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Ten.Cent Articles,

suspenders Clothes lines, 2rcent Jewelry.
Angcr Braces. Stationery Packages Jail Padlocts.
Royal Needle Packages. one-half pound Ten, La.
aiGs 9'cent Hose. Dolls, Scent Cuff Buttony,
We are constantly receiving bargains and can. +
nos quote prices, as they arc here to-day aud
gone tomorrow. It Is our min to always have
something new at prices TINT Will make you buy.
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Tlree.Cent Articles.

Ladies' Handkerchief. Shaving Brushe, 1
S Sosaa Dress buttons, Stamped DlppetS, Match
S"Es: Machine OIL Cans, Potato Washers. dozen
S s.s Lips pcrtuned Toilet Soap. pair sells.
S Sn1c f5Mt tunnels. Jelly Plates, Curry Combs
S Ss snoc LAGOS School Slates BaStinE Spoons
2 o., Tablets, Cork Screws. IIarmoniSas, CaSc
i1 r; Mouse Trips Windsor Tlcs 4 y
lone nero for bargains, we will not dsappolnt
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FOur.Cent Articles.

one sst Teaspoons. Patent Sleeve Holders. Boys
gibs. Rubber Dressing Combs. Comb and brpsh
T T%e, rot Covers. Tooth Brushes Fire shoycls.
d dtoI%ennng' Charm Knives MucIlngo. Sewing Mn.
S Snia ~, Scrub Brushes Linen Thread. hand
INV lI suspendorS Pencil Boxes Calico Mus.
.Lns Huu hundreds OF other articles going at this
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Two.Cent Articles.

II dozen buttons, Fluc Comb, 1 bottle fnt
llht I'm Cups, handkerchief, Cake Cutters. Pep.
Eet poxes LangtrS Hair Pins, Carpenter Pencils
E EE Ihttons, Pic Pans. Pocket Combs. Napkins.
T ra openers Spool Cotton. Toilet Soap, GlmlOs,
r lips no Limos Rubber Tipped Pencils, Hall
~ We ga GGS! only In Bargains and give big value
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Eisht-Ccnt Articles.

~ Monkey Wrcnches. WhiSk Brooms. Wash Bowls,
IIi bucGGts. Long Handle Fire Shovels;s Rules
HoSlGfy. Largo Lamp Burners. Box Paper and
66s nni. Spring Balances, Scissors, Blank
BOOKS, Patent Buttons. Els' .7I.,'.' -
ous customers know good, thing when they
sec ~ JOIN tho procession 10 our store y a. u
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SiX.Cent Articles

e. 9ne set Table Spoons, Blank Books, Purses.
IacnS S, Saspendes, Butcher Knives. Decent
scstuDoing brushes. Gents Half Hose. -.
,d e,, l, Ia invited. We have bargains for you
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Merchant Tailoring.

our Merchant Tailoring Department Will be
ready IN short time. Our cutter Mr.,W. r. Z
Mar!owe; Will show you all the latest STYLES and
patterns IN this line and We will save you money.
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JAMES: A. HENRY,
Real Gsii Estate Agent. u. s. Claim Attorney. Col
leo .sN,S,is.lr 3sG-l6l2 Markal Straet.
sI.OsLE3r7.


Store room 1l1 Market street, best location in
the city for drug store, Eserter uull. I,
store rooms l2!S Main street -
Z. Onlcu rooms Egcrter Block. snIendId room
for mandolin club IE-l3ts 80 = : ( / : :
v0 Seven roo%Gd dwelling, o5 Ohio street, largo
street rs o. ~ ~ -
SsGyen.rooIed dwelling. q South Penn street.
siS'roomed dwelling. 1913 South Penn street.
y sif'toomcd dwelling, 1917 Eol' street
ssiS.roomed dwelling, 1913 South Penn street. :
Six'toomcd mouse; 10 North York street +!
[. Four rooms. third floor. both gases, water,
warm and cold: Ut 1855 Market Street s3Es
EiVc'roomed dwelling III Twenty.pluths street,
-Four rooms. second floor. 2la0 EotF street
| Five rooms titst floor. 20 Thirteenth street.
Fourroomed dwelling, l6 South York street
dwelling, T. South York. Pos.
session February Lsl.' r&7i ~, NJ II
Fons.roomed dwelling. 1923 Marke. street
tn ,Tnr rec dwelling, So National road.
z Two rooms, q Twenty-afth street
~ LS,Twyers' Offices. Chapline street, near City
Eight:rooued dwelling, with i've acres OF
ground, large orchard, very cheap. Short walk
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At tho relief store yesterday only
three emergency orders were filed and
only one donation was received. It was
n good one-l50 sacks OF flour from Mrs.
John Clator. Treasurer Dobbins yes
terday received $50 in cash donations.
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.TH.E!. INCOME TAX.
Tho Mock Legislature DISCUSSES
4 This Question.
4 VERY INTERESTING SESSION,

Tho Democratic Slide Was Not Solid
For tho Incoms Tax Feature OF tho
Wilson Blll-rlo Republican Speak.
ors All Dladc Spirited Addresses,
While tho Democrats We're at n
Disadvantages. \
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TO-DAY ONLY.

J, one case lii Bed Spreads Mt SOC, worth
81 90. L. 5. Coon ( CO.
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BEAUrIFUL pieces OF I,ric.a. Brao Mt .,
to so pcr cent rod uctiou mt s -. - -
sEt 80 stt I. G. DILLON & CO.'S
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BEAUTIFUL pieces OF Bric.n-Ernc mt "a
to 90 per cent reduction Mt
10. DILLON & CO.'S.
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NOW IsTHE TINE TO SECURE A
IN HOME 100 FINE LOTS FOR SALE-Sf.
These lots arc situated near Tiltonvillc. Ohio.
five miles from tho city OF Wheeling. adjacent TO
the beautiful residence oil Mr.iWm. II. Robin
SOU andwithin Ave minutes walk OF tho depots
OF the c. & P, and the ". 4 L. L. rail1oRdS Tho
grounds nre beautifully located. being between
Ten and fifteen feet above the food Of 1884,; and
possesses natural ADVANTAGES. second TO mono in
completed QUO OF the finest rotterici In tho val.
ley, employing 100 men, aud with other build.
ings. under construction. proves this TO DO tho
coming place These lots will be sold on ten (l0)
years time. With small cash payment and will
For further information apply to X. I. HOW
ELL, Agent, Bridgeport. Ohio. --.l5S deib
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M:'C:'.Ll...OTHING.4x{:,,.

VYbRC0AIS sss' Eoak s ss5 az ior fSf9e5
Sfeteost We nlso hHvc great Bargains Of 81, 81, .
St.ou, Ho.9o, SG.11, iip to 80. W
II W!stpay You 10 look ut these goods u I8,i /,
MEMS SUITS 81, Sas q s 20 sls7 " 9 %
leaders IN low prices. II you can match these
SooIas ior less than double the money anywhere
weihvite you 70 return the same and your money
wiz DC refunded. These goods must 20. 4. a ~
MEMS PANTS gu fSc v ss ,Ss sG s. IS up to
Inc value OF u dollar try to borrow one. II Won
want 70 know how to Snvc d dollar or more loot
a'o our olothlng Department ~ : ~ mi.
BOYS SUITS eo Ss 81, a.s Sso SIIs s. g
not last always You cannot match tho en- pr I
BOYS PANTS Ss1is1; ss sG &C. sGS 18th Thee
present We hnve all sizes from to Is at theso
prices. I ~ r - -' S'o
MEMS SHOES st q DC e s7s s. 10 SIS
well to save money on Shoes as anything s sl, a.
ana We are away below tho market 81 - Is =
LADIES FINE SHOES 81 &c. 81 !, 3 81 Is: ssts7
s. g. Our succc,s in the Shoe limo is probabiy
,,aosc 1nan We deserve. We presume the reason
but people Will have them. lSsi 7iS'S -
CalLDREAS SHOES e e. rs IS 49, Sc
gains it - :, u ~ ~ i oat'
Mems and Boys Hats g. 19S s 20 81 4;
iinc SIR Hat, which usually sells at S, So 90,
Mems Shirts sses as jssd &c &c Up ,2s T.
Millinery and Ribbons # Fl! nsless s @. On
saye you lots of money. Miss Agnes Clarity, viii
HNe!oM pointers OH Millinery and Trimfninvs
v .nnt VIII 70 you good aud will not overchatge
. b sar 81 -
Underwear undershirts and Drawers at Csc,
ways below tho market GU these goods. rs wall
as everything else. ,it.i.iT 4 i IL =
Bed Comforts and Blankets a. sss !, e Sc
we have Just received Job lot OF these goods K
prices that will surprise you. 10 g q
Ladies' lyll' Corsets :. 20. s.e, - up.
Umbrellas At Sc !, c,e. Sc pp.
Lace Curtains .. SOC, CSC. Sc. sc IN 81
Groceries, 2! lbs: Graduated susu, for 81 90: B
S.ar,a w." Arbnckle's Coffee. 90; Grain OF I
8aItnn fepper, Cinnamon Mustard, Ginger and 4
nonnss tc owner. MI going a. DC per pound. or
co. Clothing Store, a Boot and Shoe
SiI,it, u nat Store, n Dry Goods store: n
w. ES store, n Notion Store, n Furnish :
StSr n' ~ ~ store: Hardware and Tinwnre Z
III ohe-aH complete under ono roof. "a ! ~
sa,s iSS the largest department store IN tho
street and loot 10 1907 Market street. ElSyea
st,nnttAnces-tako your choice Il bargains In every
department. ~, ~ 80 A'' - e'esy (:
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-02-10
& STOCKS, BONDS, ETC,
GTocKs FOR SALE

80 shares Fire and Marine Insurance Co, p
1 y shares Wheelinr Ice and Storage Co. (,
(, 70 shlreS Lallclle Nail Mlll.i}, b lais5 t,ET
10 shares Exchange BANK. K
4 ~ Shares FosLOria Glass Co
\ w shares Wheeling Railway Co. n Is
: ~ shares South Siia Bank, 4
6 10 ShRrcS Mail Pouch Tobacco Co. "A , n.
4 u slNs,.I Etna Standard lro1 mud Steel Co. z
y Il. s IRWIN, Bro Ser, X
y Jas x II X No. q Twelfth Street
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-02-10
CUTICURA WORKS WONDERS

Truly Cur1cUnA works wonders, and Its cures
OF torturinG, dis1gurEug, humilIating humors
arc the most wonderful ever recorded.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-02-10

phpv'c Skin and Scalp purified and bcau,fed
pHDi j by CurIcuEA SOAR. Absolutely pure.