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The Washington times., 1895-06-10

The recent dinner given to the new
Countess Castellane by the American col
ony in Paris was the recognition OF the
Gould-bug.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
Cool,
Piney Point
Hotel

will open for the season
on SATURDAY, JUNE the
18th. for the reception of
guests. Finest salt water
bathing on the Potomac, being
near the Chesapeake Bays
Music. dancing, bowling. bill
lizards and pool tables, fishings
grabbing, and boating.
Flowing artesian we'll on the
premises.
Schedule Of Steamers Stopping at Piney
Point
Steamer Lue leaves Mondays and Thursdays.
Steamer Potomac leaves SEndaya Steamer
Arrowsmith leaves Saturdays at m
Steamer ArroWsmith leaves Mondays and
Wednesdays Steamer George Leary leaves
Saturdays at O'Clock p. m
For circulars call on Wash. p Will ans,
Seventh and ID Streets northwest. or TaOS. W
WILLIAMS, Proprietor, Piney Point, St Mary'4
County, Nd
The Washington times., 1895-06-10

Der of the Rochdale Cooperative So
ciety.
The Washington times., 1895-06-10

The man who has TO look twice to see
an opportunity generally finds someone
else in possession of it.
The Washington times., 1895-06-10
EXCURSION.

for public school pupils, and the name OF
the school attended should be handed in
with each order. Their main object is to
stimulate the interest OF the children in
tue school edition. Names OF winners viii
be published one week after date of issue
OF the school edition.
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Mr.. Jesse H Wilson, School Trustee:
90 The Times has struck upon a
very happy thought, and its souvenir
edition, devoted TO the public schools OF the
District of Columbia, will form one Of the
most popular ever issued by any paper In
the District. / venture nothing when l
say that there are no institutions in which
the people Of Washington have so strong an
interest as in its schools . az
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DR.. D. H. Hazen, school Trustee:

DR.. d. FL. Hazen, School Trustee:
The subject is certainly an
interesting one, and appeals TO ali alike
who are interested in the schools of the
District l heartily approve OF the pro-
5ect, and viii cheerfuIly give the limited
assistance in my power
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Supt. e +. T. Cook:
Your effort to bring more prominently
into view the public school system OF
the District Of Columbia, and through it 20
emphasize and further the work il is
accomplishing is very timely, as well as
deserving the largest measure OF encourage
ment and Success. Toward the realiza-
ton OF it, ] FAIL be mole than pleased 10
furnish you with any information or facts
pertaining to the schools OF the divisions
under my supervision, and, further, to
aid in any way in my power 10 the perfec
ton of your plans
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CONDITIONS:

Each contributor must attend the
Public Schools generally or the High
Schools of the District.
Contr buttons must be written on
one side of TIE paper only.
The contributors name and home
address and name of school must
accompany the contribution and
must be written on a separate
sheet of paper.
Contributions must be sent or
brought to the City Editor.
No contributions will be received be-
fore 4 p. m.
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Mr. J. J. Darlington. school Trustee:

MI. j. .. burlington, StuOOI ITuhIhe.
The more generally and the
more thoroughly the schools are under
stood the more highly whatever is good
in them VIII be appreciated, " III a Tar-
responding increase in their usefulness,
and the more easily whatever defects
may exist can be asceTfained and remedied
Every facility, / ana sure, VIII be accorded
you for obtaining the fullest and most ac-
curate information concerning the schools
in all their features, and for making the
proposed edition OF your paper devoted
10 that subject authentic and complete. The
enterprise and public spirit OF The Times
are to be commended, and win undoubt-
eddy prove a public benefit"
The Washington times., 1895-06-10

From other supervisors, the teachers gen
orally, and school officials throughout the
country, many similar letters have come.
Some of them have already been published,
and others viii appear in due course.
Attention is called to the announcement
concerning subscriptions to this school edi-
ton, published elsewhere. For the con-
venience of its patrons. the following form
is printed 1t can be obtained in any
quantity desired on application at The
Times business office:
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Mr. ]. W. Whelpley, president of the Board
of School Trustees:
You can do no better service to Wash
ington than TO make known her public
scnool system in all its details. | 60 I14
think our own citizens fully realize tie
great advance which has taken place in
the past five or six years in the educa-
tional character and facilities afforded
by our city. In many ways the publica-
ton viii be of great interest and value,
and the cordial cooperation OF everyone
connected with our schools Will be given
you, / am sure, in this woTk."
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viii be cordially welcomed by all who
have the welfare Of the nation at heart" "
Mrs. L. Stoweil, another trustee, writes
warm letter, which appears in another
column.
DR.. Francis r. Lane, principal of the
High School:
There can be nothing better for public
education than the plan OF The Times
for big edition devoted to the schools
OF Washington. From the peculiar condi-
ton OF the people in the. District the at
tention paid by them 10 municipal affairs
is regretably less than in other great cities.
There can be no question of the material
aid which would come from a broad
knowledge of the details OF the system
of schools on the part or parents and other
citizens. The Times will be the enlightener
and awakener. and this issue will bring
helpful criticism and cooperation. Per
sonally i shall work Btnus iastically to as
sist you in so far as it is within my power"
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Mr.. Il. t. Stuart. Supervising Principal
Third Division:


.'If the public is not furnished In this
edition with the most complete statement
uf the history, growth, methods, needs aud
possibilities OF orr Washington public
schools that has ever been put under one
Cover, il will be because the trustees,
superintendent, supervisors, and teach
ers do not know an opportunity when they
see it, / am glad to see that you open
Your columns as freely to the humblest
teacher in the graded schools as TO the
highest official. This is most wise aud
liberal, and l am sure the responses made
will justify your confidence in them
and enable You TO give to the public more
satisfactory view Of our school ysten than
could have been obtained from the single
standpoint of the school official
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FsF TIE Public Schools
THE MAMMOTH
SOUVENIR SCHOOL EDITION
OF THE WASHINGTON TIMES

Will be issued Sunday next, the 18th inst.
1t will be devoted to the interests OF the
Public Schools of the District of Columbia,
tracing their development, illustrating their
several departments, etc.
1t viii tell the public what has been done
in the ordinary branches of education, and
viii dwell at length on the great usefulness
and progress of the departments of SEW
ING, COOKING, DRAWING, MUSIC, MAN
UAL TRAINING, PHYSICAL CULTURE,
ETC.
EVERY MEMBER OF THE NEXT CON-
GRESS will see il, SO that that body may be
fully informed OF the work, needs and pos
slbIities of our. schools, to the end that
more just and intelligent treatment may be
accorded them
Every leading educator in this country and
in Europe willleaFnfIom ii the Importance of
Washington as an educational center.
Through it every parent and guardian
of public school pupil viii acquire added
knowledge Of the great system that is do
ing SO much for the youth OF the District.
It's editors hope and believe that it
will lead the general public to take
greater interest in our municipal affairs,
more particularly III that portion OF them
that have to do with public instruction.
The result cannot but be beneficial.
The Times believes that ia the pub
iication of this edition it viii do a great
public service. That those Immediately
interested in the welfare OF the public
schools also look at it in this light will
he readily seen by the following excerpts
from letters already published in these
columns:
Commissioner John W. Ross, ex-presi-
dent OF the board OF School Trustees.
/ am very glad the proprietor
of The Times deems this important SUBJ
ject worthy of such an edition Among
the many features of municipal interest
in the District OF Columbia there is no one
which is or moEe far-reaching Importance
than that which relates 10 the public
schools. They are acquiring a reputation
throughout the United States which is a
source of pride TO cur people, and which,
! believe, is tending to induce many de
sirable citizens to make Washington their
place OF residence. ] am conf.
dent that every one connected with the
public school system will gladly impart
to you any information which you may
desire to the end that your edition may
be an unqualified success"
The Washington times., 1895-06-10

The Times makes the following Of
fer to the School BOYS Of the Dis.
frict of Columbia.
twenty-five cents will be paid
for every item Of news Of enough
pnbiic interestto be printed, pro-
vided the item is not already
known to The Times.
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MAnn MONEY An nlp coon.


a Report on ,hp ", q. y. u. Bouth ut the
LN's state Fair.
Tho Woman's Chriatiun Temperance
Union OF this city. at their regular mOot-
ing on Thur,day afternoon. September
IL, requested tho president to extend
through the press tho heartfelt thanks
OF tho Union to tho friends who 30
generously donated ice. bread, coffee,
sugar. Otc., to 10 used nj our booth on
tho fair grounds; also to the busy house.
wives who sunt daily such tOJthlome
piOs, cookies, etc., aud ia fact to all who
In any way contributed 10 our success.
WO distributed 5000 pages oil literature,
treating largely upon the uvll effects Of
beer, cider, a foo to tho home, etc. Tho
seed GOWN Will 10 harvested by and By.
Already have NO heard OF Young mon
and boys who quenched their thirst at
the barrel ri free leo water instead OF ut
the beer Rtnnd.
Our women were awake to tho places
OF questionable Amusement along tho
Midway, aud through their efforts one
place was closed. Our Savior went 10
tho mNssoA Is tho servant above hid
Lord? Our eil0r, along tho line OF state
aud county fair work was not without
financial success. A neat sum was real.
lied iur tho treasury.
All In all our five DAYS work on tho
Wheeling fair grounds was to those
who took part blOWing. u strengthens.
lug al cords aud eotltug 0i stakes lUs y0t
greater effort IN His nnmB,
Mus. JENNIE +, ShsoN, President
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IntIlc rnIIes court.

Yesterday a SteabenviIlo mau who
gavo his namo as Neal complained that
10 had beon robbed OF $50 in MoIlip
lioyd's house, In Alley Q. No informn.
ton could bN obtained from any Of tho
inmates, and finally the landlady amt
four girls were arrested and locked up
on charges OF keeping tho house and
lettering in 1t, respectively, Lieut..
Ingram made tho arrcits.
Lieut.. Clemans locked No William
Dodfon, colored, CHARGED with threaten.
ing to "ca'yo" Hattie GrNntham Jones.
There werO eight CnSei in yesterday
mornings court. Jake wilhelm was
iInOd 81 and costs for dumping garbage
on the creek bank, but the tlno was sus.
pended. Five men wont TO the hill,
aud ono Main drunk aud ono diaordorly
paid thor ilnuo.
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WE nnLMoNr GnANp JURY.

A Suggestion for justices In the Report
Made Yesterday.
Tho Belmont county grand jury yes
terday reported eighteen true bills and
twenty.aeveu not true ones, as follows
Garfield Good, Willie Love, John
Kramer aud Robert Ray, for grand lar
ceny.
J.C. Adams and James HOsnu-Grand
larConyJ
fame.
Jacob Case-Assault aud battery.
Henry sluadse-Assault and battery.
George O'Neil and Seymour Dunlap
Petit larceny.
Luther Boyd and Eva Hammond
Pocket picking.
Alonzo Potilt-Burglary.
Conrad staub--seIling liquor on Sun.
day, three charger.
Wilbur smith-Selling on Sunday.
Cases against the following woro 70.
turned mot true" bills: William Brown,
Charles DumgOrdner, John Fauty
John StrobeI, NJ. V. Gates. y. W. Bone,
Frank Bone. Calvin McAninch. William
Williams, Luther HockinRherry, Harry
Fletcher, L, L, McMahan, William Grim.
mels, Fred Sewers. Gottl!eb Koch, Ross
Henderson, Emil Schmidt, Joseph
Pizell aud MngdGlOn Pizcll.
Tho report condemns examining mag.
istrales for not being more careful IN
binding defendants over, and SAYS that
in the judgment oithe graud jury many
OF the cases recognized should havo been
dismissed Ga preliminary hearing, and
further costs prevented.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-09-14

The Register yesterday made a funny
break. 1t wanted to know why the
special committee appointed to inveSti.
gate the city gas works had never met.
The fact 10, tho lSrRLLtGGScEH printed
several weeks ago an account Of the
committee's first meeting and organiza-
ton, aud an interview with membors as
TO the plan Of work. Since that time
tho. committee has met repeatedly, and
IA remarked in this paper yesterday
Tho members are now and have been for
some time engaged in an examination OF
tho books at tho works, with view to
asc0rtaining II certain economies might
not be adopted to advantage.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-09-14

Tho G. a. II. reunion set for tho TWEEN.
tieth Of September to DO hold In Mounds.
vile will not be postponed. The work
OF tho committees has boon too heavy TO
cancel tho date already sOt, Quito n
Number Of old comrades from tho west
will be present aud all arrangements
will DO completed Tor tho Entertainment
Of tho old soldiers who 20 to the reunion
OH next Friday. Tho parade promises
10 excel any vet, and the camp fire. at
which a largo number Of prominent
ppsakets will speak, will be an Onjoya.
bio limo for tho comrades rrsnnrR.
tons arc being made Tor tho entertain.
mcnt Of a large number OF peoplo.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-09-14

The we'll on tho Ingram farm, in tho
Waverly field, owned by Tenant and
drilled by Warron Berry, came in yes
tOrday, and Is a rogular/Gusher, From
10 a. IN. to o p. m. (cloven hours) it
filed a $50 barrel tank and ran II over,
and was improving in gait, II is safe
to estimate it at over 500 barrels, Ii in
deed it doos not exceed 600 barrels in
It's first twOnty,four hours,
1t 10 located about 1000 feet below tho
No, on Cooper, which 10 fine we'll
also,
They have forty feet OF good sand
which Is reached at about $50 foot.
That whole aoction Of tho country Is
greatly excited over tho recent Gnn
strikes made there, and much Figuring"
is being done as TO the trend Of the oil
belt, and a lot al drilling will b. done
ut once. Leases arc very scarce, as that
section has boon pretty vol coverOd by
acouts, but fortunately tho leases ard
considerably distributed. The devGl.
opmont will be active and in several
directions.
Elliott Do.son, who Yesterday finished
drilling tine test well at tho mouth OF
Standing Stone, mile below Elizabeth,
went to PRrkersbnrg Yesterday TO meet
W. L. Griffith, Of Pittsburgh, OF tho
tirm Of Griffith & Spinller, who put
down tho we'll. The vol was drilled
700 ieet, clear through tho Big lnlun
sand, which was lao feet thick and full
OF water from top TO bottom. Mr.. Dot
son says 1t Is the weItest dry hole tia!
he ever struck. II is probable that tho
well may be drilled down deeper. Thla
isto bO determined by the owners after
q visit to the well,
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--LATEST ENOM sIsr.l.svILhM

culbsrtSon No. . Comrs ~ DrI-saItwNtOr
at Lewis No. 7-Othor Wells Due To-
dnY.
Special DiipGith 10 tie M.EiJsarr.
sIsrERsvILLE, Sept. lS,-Cul6srtIon
No. 8, on the "Lorhi," 800 ieot south oil
No. !, camo in at 3 p. IN. and is dry.
LAWS OIL Company's No. 7 is in the
Keener and has big flow OF saltwater.
Boyer & Caldwell'S Nos. and on the
RcRloberry farm and 10y & McMulIin'a
well on the Eddy farm will DO in to-
marrow L, K, =,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-09-14

Mn A. A. sSYDGu, superintendent
poor lnrm WnnOlhOiE o., H., Snysi
last winter Mr.. hobart Leach used two
boxes Of DO Wits Witch llaSOl salvO
aud cured a large running sore OH hls
lrg. Had boon under care Oi phyAiclAns
Tor months without obtaining rOll0i.
SurO cure for piOB t.orNn Drug Co.,
Wheeling w, Va, h u Peabody, Ian.
wood, ind Dowlo & Co., bridgeport, o,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-09-14

Tho Finest Pleasure Resort IN the Ohio
Valley, Will DO open every day duriHg
summer.
SpouinI attractions for Sunday. Concert
Mt $50 =, M, by tho Opera House Or
uhestrA,
Refreshments, lee Cream aud Meals
served to 0Tlnr ut any tinlU,
Shady Wallis, FlOWDr beds Rnl groom
Lawns,
Tho Park Casino and Terrace.
Trains will Leave on the Wheeling 8 Elm
Grove liniiruHd every hour. k1uuI trip
rs cents, Including admission to tho Park
Arrangtnr Tor lICnicS, Parties, DnnO'
Ing, etc., can 10 made by calling On or
addressing A, liOil, No a3 Fifteenth
street, tho Park ar Film Grove motor once,
and for Bowling Parties, telephone Park
TnlUphOnS No GiT-I,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-09-14
THE EYES.

II has bOOn demonstrated TINT there IA
more eye nhd hUnd aches from tho defects
III rNlrnuiiun hnd tho uaS VI glhsaU, mt
nrOprriy adjusted thrn from all OthHr
causes, Nhh INT " u nbaulutelV necessary
runuInNd Rhh httNt WIN glasses IL secure
rTlint ANA IIrevOut injury.
Those nHNlllhg HreUtNdlNA, ar thNlF eyes
lifN ar head lrli0N when TNnulhg or sew.
lug San Uunault aud have thnir eyes exam
in1l for Rl1AsuA without charge w IfOi.
shci, tho Scientific OptlNlnn, lllO Mhlh
attHOi, nest dUHr to Bn6Uk n Co
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-09-14
FINE TAILOnIN0-VALL SrYLE',

Wo call attention 10 our large AMI hand.
same line OF Foreign aud Domestic wool
Gus, purchased dlr0rt by 0lr eastern
agent Tor The finN tailoring trnlN.
Tho fashionable cut aud stylish nppSnr'
RncO OF our garments recommend them
selves.
Prices reasonable. Our Furnishing Do
nartmrnt u always COmplOth. 900 finO
NcClgWcRrR loader. WO handle the Csle-
brnt0d Eighmlr Slirl, 81 OO,
Just THCelVCh, 900 lOIcn AZ our popular
d. HESS s SONS,
Fashionable Tnilors aud Fine Rurnishers,
1891 and laaa Market street.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-09-14

TnEnr la no doubt, no failure.
whom YOU takO Do Vita COliU aud
Cholera CutO. II IL potaant, acts
promptly, no bad nitOr effects. Logan
Drug Co., WhOuing, W. Va, Il, 4, rOa.
body, licnwood, aud BowtO & Co., Bridge
port, U.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-09-14

An attachment was issued by the
clerk Of tina circuit court on judgment
Tor 5000 issued in Ohio in the suit Of
the belmont Coal Company vs. j. NJ.
Davis, and Sheriff FrRnzheim yesterday
levied on u quantity OF material lying on
barge Al tho river bank The coal
company gave bond OF 5000.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-09-14
LlNsLY INSTITUTE.

A school for tho Thorough TEACHING ct
Rows and Young Men, Engllsh mud Clnss'
tSSl CoHTsesi also MaheTR Languages.
MILITARY DEPARTMENT.
IN charge 1T Lieutenant l., S, Van DuEcT,
United states Navy
HsOpSns MONDAY, SEPT. 10.
JOHN NJ ElICII, I'll, D.,
Principal.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-09-14
raLL oLorAIna-TAE Aya oLoIHIEas:
We Stand
By Our ColorS.

The whole house-every de,
partment-has faced faIIwari,
All eyes are upon us-Curiosity
is craning its neck to catch a
glimpse of the new fashions,
Our predictions for the future
have blossomed into realities Of
the present, We've done more
--better-than We promised.
We entered into competition
with ourseIyes.-and have grown
to our enthusiastically
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
even the glorious record of the
past is no measure for The Hub
of the present Every stitch Of
stock in the store is an arm Of
perfection that holds US close to
your confidence, At the mast.
head are flying the embIems Of
our enterprise
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-09-14

II is announced that as result OF tho
late difficulties at the West Virginia
glass works, and disagreement as to the
former action toward reorganization.
tho present company will discontinue
business and the works will probably
DO offered for sale
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-09-14
Y COME And SEE THEM. *
SPECIAL.

100 Rolls JOintless China Mat.
ting in a large variety Of Pat.
terms at l5c yard.
JOintless Chipa Mating, two
wearing surfaces in place Of
one, practically cutting the
price in halt.
1000 samples of the best All
Wool Ingram Carpet at ESQ
each.
100 dozen Window Shades on
Spring Rollers ut l5c each.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-09-14

TuE Traders Company, OF Clark.
burg, W. Va, announce that thOir ole.
CANT hotOl, "rho TrAlOrl," will DO open
September II, 1895, under tho manage
nOnt Of Mr. W. 4. Barbour, latO mana
pot Of tho Arlington Hotel, Hot Springs,
81
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-09-14
A new GUSHER STRUCK
Tho Tenant Well, on the Ingram
Farm, in the Waverly Field,
MAY EXCEED 600 BARRELS A Day.

Great Excitement Caused by tho
striko--TNO Surrounding Territory
Pretty Well Ieased-A Wst.Dry
Hale near EllzabGth May DO Sunk
DeOpor-VarIons Notes from tho
Different OH Fields.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-09-14

thrivOa on good food aud sunshine, with
plenty Of exercise In tho opon mir. llOr
form glows with health and h0r face
bloom, with It's beauty. II hOr systOm
needs the cleansing action oil laxative
rcnndy, shO uses tho gOnLlo md pleas.
ant liquid laxative syrup Of Flgh
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-09-14

10 "a Tor tho hncst Dairy Rultsr, three
pounds Tor ~ Oonis, at FllsglbbonB'
lluLlOr Stand, llOD Market BLroOL, In
liohm'S meat mRtkoL
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-09-14

"NOw Il tie AOrOnlOd IImrI"
For purity, for hoalth, uso only lily.
gOia RO.DIstlllOl Water, manufactured
and delivered only by
WngELiSU Len 4 SroRAdR %.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-09-14
Best Qualities.
Lowest Prices.

You just ought to see our Fall
Suitings. You are judge enough
to appreciate the perfection Of
Fit, Make and Finish as they are
here-then there are HUNDRED
or two different styles. The Fall
and Winter OvercoatS are be.
ginning to show themselves,
They're perfect, too, The Fall
Hats are most all deIiVered-alI
the shapes-made for us-best
with the best. Neckwear-
Shirts = Boys and Chlldren's
Clothes--everything Fallish--
is Just swarming in from every
corner of the creative world
exclusive and guaranteed.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-09-14

llEhDhCilEcurcdl In 20 minutcsh BY Dr. Miica'
TAIH Pills, "OnO cent dose" AZ druRgIsts,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-09-14
Those Little
Red Hubs

Have been creating qults a
sensation. All week scores
OF them have been hid
away by the boys. They
daren't open them until
Christmas morning,
Guess who'll ride Prince
after New YEARS. day. II
might be your little boy, II
you have one.