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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-01-08

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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-01-08

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MpsTiOE de pnmsIa sn hsixllsa ds 2fC ki,o, n.
eo gaKantIzada. P1eeio naSu pasato do nla-S -
Dan Dc LeeiDiI, 9OBRINOH DR IRMIa "a =
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-11-12

rr. REGISTER. embracing IT'S several
editions. IS entered ~ The Ios-ol.i~e 10
y-.....-- ~ Va..as secoal-c'ass matter.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-11-12
KEEP PREPARED.
The Slogan Of the Business and Pro-
feSsiOnal Nan.
The Sure Hope of the Busy Brain
Worker.
Tho Only Protection Of Those Who
Work and Toll.
Keep Yourself Strong, Vigorous
and Well.
Ey Or. Greans's aaryara Blood
and Aayye Remedy

Nothing contributes 10 success Ike prep
aration. IN every department OF human
activity this truth is constantly Hlus'r@-
ted During the war Of the Rebellion lne
issues of battles were quite as often oe-
olded by the relative conditions as ny 'ile
strength OF forces. The general or COM
handing officer who was best prepared
gained the day; the surprised army "a'
generally routed.
So in our daily affairs, the professional
or business man who is constantly pre-
pared for emergencies conquers ms CIR
cumstances. energies from every hilicul'y
triumphant and IS success Whie 'ne
men and women whom events find UMPIRE
pared are overcome or injured in theiF sew
erql ventures. Preparation is half OF any
battle in life.
So il is in regard TO our health. II we
keen orr system i'm sound condition to
meet the various conditions OF "eather
the prevalent possibilities Of contracting
disease and especially the great s'raih
wear and fatigue of our hurrylnS' ru5h-
ing daily life. we are always prepared
against these dangers.
The first requisite is pure blood anu
strong nerves. They command health and
EXEMPT us from the liability Of sickness.
Don't neglect it. Don't think because
Won arc comparatively well You are SAFE.
II Is not so. The blood needs constant at
tention. 1t requires toning, n9eds correct
Ing often before it gives any sign me
nerve force. nerve energies and strength
are being constantly used up in business,
pleasure or dissipation. and our brain ana
nerves require strengthening. Keep Wei
and strong by taking DR.. Greene's Ner-
vura blood and nerve remedy. for its chie1
merit is that il not only cures weakness
and disease hut # Is a sure preventive OIL
breaking down from overwork or o'her
causes: a. sure remover of strength power
and vicor. 1t is recognized every |Rere as as
the greatest medical discovery OF inc az
because of this grand quality. II makes
YOU well and keeps YOU wei.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-11-12
TRUSTEES SALE
or the wheeling Hi Vineyard Pro-.
Parceis or as Whole.

Nv virtue OF a decd OF trust m
Johu r. Sullivan tO George y. NJ
ard r. : Riley. trustees. 4aie4
dav Of MAY. s. ID. 1870. ana RECORD
cfifoe oil the Clerk of the county
90 ,.l,nfv iu deed Of trust NoD
I'M IA We will offer for sale
a,,etfou M the north front
Court House OF Ohio county %.
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER
commencing at ten o'clock a. m
lowing real estate, situated
III. cltv OF Wheeling, Ohio
of West Virginia, to-w!t Ln
four Cd. five %, eight o.. teI
an twelve 90. and thirteen
platof out lots laid cut "a TIC sl
side OF Wheeling HI Toy Franz
strong trustee for ltmliy d. q
plat Is recorded in tho oiI-a
of tho County Court OF Cnio cI.
Said cut lot fcgT contains
three roods and three poles
nve contains two acres. int
tnirty-One poles. said our
falne six acres, one ROOD a.-
poles: said out lot ten contain
three roods and twenty-se
out lot eleven contains l.e
ty-twO poles; said out TOT q"
three acres, three ROOFS ana
acres. one rood and tWeIlt -."
coal underlying said lots l-
whole containing tAlf-s -"'''
roods and four poleH. -..,ti,.
Said property has rcct-lif
vsvad and laid out in Ioi' -".t
fa~ed as a whole, AHA .h au04
parcels az said trE n Il"s
able and sold in Che -laii-i--
will bring the rert lr-c'. -.r. -r
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-11-12

Mr. Frederick p. CorgeshaU. the veter-
an bookseller Of Lowell Mass. used 1t and
i- made him well and Eept him strong to
work, vigorous TO think and TO plan, full
of power energy and ambition. lie says:
My trouble was an affection Of the
head l would go to bed and sleep like an
infant an night. but would wakcn i'm the
morning with q terrible pain In the head,
which utterly inCapacitaJed me for bust
ness. Getting no relief from remedies
tried. % friend recommended me TO take
DIR. Greenes Nervura blood and nerve
remedy / took the advice of my friend,
and after taking ii four or FIVE days / be-
gan to experience great rcaet and was
soon able TO attend 20 business.
of restless or troubled with insomnia at
night. L always take q dose Of Nervura and
get immediate relief. The inVigOrating
qualities of this medicine are simply mar
Volous and after four or five doses feel
nm RIGHT again. Other members of my
Family hava used the Ncrvura. and l
STRONGLY recommend It to all persons OF a
nervous temperament. or those suffering
from undue mental or physical strain.
Why waste time i'm trying uncertan ana
unrrlod remedies, when mere is physl-
Giants prescription, a discovery made by
the greatest living specialist I'm curing
narvous and chronic diseases. Or Greene,
NJ r. West 18th ST.. New York city. II
Won take this medicine you can consider
I,oi-rscIf under Or. Greene's direct profess
efouaI care. and YOU can consult MIN or
,,-.ife to him about your case freely and
without charge. This is guarantee th2t
This remedy viii cure, poSsesaeu by 10
other medicine I'm the WoiI''
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-11-12
Special Sale Of Real Estate

no. $40 MAIN STREET. dwer.
occupied Icy VIM. a. lsc-t. ESQ.
No. 81 VIRGINIA STREET. br
rooms. modern; terms {l.0J cash. u..
easy payments.
NO. as MAIN STREET. corner
Eighth street, ID rooms. rents for $3.50
auuum only 5000 Ihis Us "a bargain.
NO. SO NV rLr ia oIltLEI. IL ro.-
me brick and stone dwelling. ,.Ot
NO. 1870 SIXTEENTH STREET. l
dwelling. rooms.
No. 1873 FOURTEENTH STREET. Dol
dwelling Of six rooms and bath. l.a..
by steam. All modern con, en.euccs. L..
stable, etc. Lot 32Xl-0
LOT 30XlQA feet on Thirteenth street.
NO. 1l2l CHARLES ST.. lots ami
room house. 4 bargain
STOREROOM AND DWELLING Of
rooms, corner Fourteenth and McCou
streets.
THREE LOTS. each Sxl2l feet. ON a.
northeast corner of Wabash ana luL
streets, Island. VIII sell cheap.
RINEHART g. TATUM
CITY BANK BUILDING
rro1onborn pfQ Tr.... . .
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-11-12
FARM FOR SALE.

FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-11-12

House. n rooms. brick, 18th So,
New house. I rooms, Wilson ST., Gems.
Wheeling. $1,000.
House. rooms. and S rooncd hol
rear, Market ST., between tl and 5tl
$500.
New house. rooms, large lot 3Sth
$3.50
House rooms 2th ST.. SLIGO.
House, o. rooms. 18Th 81, Sl.JQO.
House. 10 rooms. Chapline st., Cc1.u
Wheeling. with large lot, cheap ON e-.
House. c rooms and hall. with acres
Pleasant Valley, s. GOV.
House, 3 rooms. Centre Wheeilnr
House. rooms and hail. bat.
gases, Jacob 81. between 18th qua d..
:. 500.
House. 6 rooms and hall. lot x.Q g.,
near street car barn. cheap. si,...
Corner lot, Lind ST.. 80 n. 'front.' cheap
Lots in McMecnen. North rcrw
Glendale, Island. EdgingtOn, Par
Pleasant Valley and many other .-
and near city. Call and get prlc
House, rooms. brick. corner IJt -
$500.
House, . rooms. brick lot 33Xi- i-
Chapline St, 5th ward. S1Oe9.
House. If rooms ana store room, ---
81. near 2lst. lot 44X!-0 T..
House. rooms. l4th ST., $1,000.
Lots on Lind st. Belvedeie. $50 ---
s275 each
Business property on Market st. al "a
9 500. $500, $500. $500. 5000 and s250 "
''-'' ''' NESBITT & DEVrNE.
Telephone 6i3. 1873 Market S.tte-
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-11-12
FOR SALE.
TOR SALE.

81 lots \. Huron ST.. old Fair Grorr-
gain. '.''-.'
d a55 Eod ST., can lie had on easy torn
~ ana 29i Main st.. LOT 30 a.. fl.-
iS ~ 10 Coal ST. GOOD houses.
NO NO. Al n. Huron ST.. . roomed fir.
NG,o ~ DE prick dwelling wcst side \. ST.
dtth ST., dwelling near Bon.
Two story brick. 18th -l.. near jacob
Choice Market street pi berry.
MONEY To LOAN.
Personal attention given TO tho r,-.-
mcnt of real estate.
GEO. }. MATHISON. Real E- t-.
Tel. l07. 1923 .I.r
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-11-12

journalism have always written III
ravarentiei praise Of W0m2uklAu.
favor carly marriage.
o Ell do not love an children. L nave
tried 10 analyze my feelings TOWARD
children and I think that 1 discover
that love them iu so for as can make
pets of them.
II believe Chat if live shall do my
r,.e+ literary work when 7 am grand
father. 49,. soo~
chat he would bankrupt himself II NC
lcaron 10 love painting ana sl"lu@is
throws but o faint light ON ms RUINS
rqesfon which was for collecting re
was the most versatile. omniyorous ana
-,.r--,- collector. end the home Jhat ne
has inst left rs O monument 10 the ye".9
ord fortune that he spent IN making IL
q museum of the odds ana ends OF many
..o, ,,-o,tas and industries. He could
r,- INV himself q pewter porringer' ne
could moi mss en- old clock, he hdu hO1
-t- COURAGE TO leave a piece OF Dent OF
a- iii willow patterned plate or an an.
l,.-f r,avbiU or q strange cclt OF DIC
or olf cut glass ln the hands OF any Gel
1-~ who braudished such q cuIlo oeloi5
tss eros Tn his poem on Dear Ola
London" he says. ....t.,~.
IS ve rrat banker after hoon7 'h1' o'''V''
r,,. -.,t.-s1 things that please the SOUL
though they NAV NeN .i.c s,,,+iie1
The silver plate ana cr'rN-l' an
~ss o., aa that has 5oded the tooth
~ o.. to9.s +he specldcd prints, the
H"
.o ~ rartcs oi malodorous de-
~. og,5 can appreciate what agony was
,,,.r mine e.s broke in London in the fall
81. t,I closets and cl5ine,s filed WIN
--.s v-r-eraec " England, New E 49,. '..'--.-,
.r.,..,l ana Tou:siau1: walls i--efe1
--t-r -,rgs and prints ana p'C-Gl -,
,,r-..- and warming pans s'olIC9
provided with such things ana mimic
.......s t.1-av-f-e loaded through TWO SUI
~ ~ ri- h-vso. an were cures OF
vrfre or else Of beauty, Tor ne " 49, ~
i-0-rr-us 10 his madness. ms GoI
ab~va stairs where me a2t surIJ"u"o's
~ o. Greet and valuable coieclloh ol
- ,fi-f--s and other priced BOOKS
DOS ---- Of the uuzeum. mere huH7
.l. ,v Mr. Gladstone gave him Of fl'-
..-..l-, and The shears thar Mr.. Charles
-...,. ,,.s5 1urfry @ quarter OF q cen
twv These Two prizes he cnarl5Ae9
h,l Noon m Mr. Dana and
-+,,..- receiving the promise
49, -,e.- loft 10 him
t- 49, an Tro waited five
-A 'iI. l--.'' ,.....,+t,-,+ MIST endurance
years. --' .' t., -, M. yorl, and got
ana .-.A e,.-i. H.. Ds,l Dana Much
's l.. ,.. -. of rield's impru-
..- '' osl-ed hin, about
O,-'4 Us ~, Nd ove, c0na ont
.-. me- ,....L , e-o and spent
~ t-- s., l.,,..,-1;ee He 77id tina.
- .-. ss. ouort for the
.A. ~. nm ,,,eet n man stag
,.. -. ,,sos of nreservad
-"7 TO- y-,sr no had $50
IT.. l-.,-,,rl tbo. the
upon ms ''.' .i,. tre...s all
man n'l as-A IN +i,,-,, IN
ms me- I'M. was I'' l1...,,'t ~, D., sold
order 90 lEg. .t.--,,
r-.Ii. Dug -+.. ~, I'm. 49,, 80 %
cnce since. -Il-N ID CIV
m0u ---...... ...,-,- Ia
ol t+ ms ~ a.,
was Ues. Known US " si,-l-9- l.:,,;',--
-dn le pc-.1 inc "-1i -
aires, their s3c--- a,i. DIS l'',S '-o--2
ana auec-- IONS spread Ais i..lle am " 81
ne land never he.l1 20 -.
ll-shoe az p~- AZ s,,, ~,
1'iI'.-- as >I - -'.,-,+
,le.u ~" 80. ,..-,. "a, INV. -+,.,- ~
',-, - 49,. ~ t..,.,.l,
.Na lll" "a .f..isN 10 -'--H'-
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-11-12
EOR Pm

FOR RENT 49, THREE F1r-H 49,
houses on Wood ST.. alley II. ana l,.''..
on Eighteenth street. No. IL. ;
p. SETBOLD, SIS Main 81. rr
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-11-12
-lTY BANT BUlLDlNc
FOR SALE

Telephone 210.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-05-25

Hughes, and Mr.. w. B. Day, trio Of
Wheeling's most popular singers. Mr..
Hughes sang the Song Of Hybrias
the Cretan," a selection which dis
played the admirable qualities o. his
rich, full basso. Mr.. Days pleasing
tenor was heard TO good advantage IN
Mona" a tuneful composition by st.
Adams. Mrs. Flora Williams sang
very effectively, Rosini's Una Voce
POGO Fa." Each singer was accorded
a reception which amounted almost to
an ovation, and clearly manifested leiV
popularity with Wheeling lovers OF
music.
The vocal trio, Fountain Of Eternal
Love-" was an artistic gem, and was "a
warmly applauded that it seemed for
time that the rule prohibiting responses
to encores would be disregarded,
After the concert proper, the orchestra
played a number of selections, and an
hour was spent in tripping the light
fantastic" on the veranda.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-05-25
DON'T SITS will buy I'M DAMNED pm
which '"Dho"-NUOo

Sunday Rev. G.. w r Birch, d. D., of
New York, will preach in the morning
&C 1880 o'clock and in the evening the
pastor. Rev. Dr. Cunningham, will
conduct the services. DR.. Cunningham
has been attending the assembly at
PitJsburg all this week.
Tomorrow morning Rev. w. H.
Hayden viii deliver d sermon with spe-
Cial reference TO Memorial Day by re-
quest Of the ladies of the G.. A. R. This
morning service Will be held at 1910.
I'm the evening the usual services, fol-
lowed by bapCiSms, will be held.
The Methodist churches of the city
are all preparing for the annual chill
dreD'S day services, which take place
this year on June 9. The Sunday
schools are all preparing speeches, IA
bleauN, etc. for that day and the cele-
0rarions promise TO be very elaborate
and interesting
AT The First Baptist Church Sunday
service viii be held az 1920 a. m. Rev.
~. III. Haryz0g. of Martins Ferry, will
preach. The hour of the evening SER
vices is 7:45. The subject for consid-
Grafton viii be Contrasts Between the
Unsaved and Saved On Friday even
ing the Silver Chain mission band will
give an interesting and delightful en-
,errainment in the church.
The Kings Daughters and Ladies'
Aid Society of the Second Presbyterian
Church VIII hold their regular month
ly market this afternoon in the base
ment Of the church.
At the United Presbyterian Church
Rev. Mr.. Littell viii hold services at
the usual hour Sunday morning. In
the evening he will preach for the
Union Veteran Legion, which Organi-
zation viii attend in a body. The ser
vices viii be in the nature Of a Mem
Orial Day observance.
At the Zane Street Church Sunday
morning. the pastor will preach upon
the subject. THE True Method of Pro
noting National Stability; evening,
communion service and sermon by
Rev. A. Mick. Pesiding Elder
The Young Ladies' Society of the
Church Of the Immaculate Conception
gave a very successful dramatic and
misical entertainment in the basement
OF the church last evening, for the ben
eht Of ST. Mary's parOchial school.
Ascension Day services were con-
Quoted in all the Catholic churches on
Thursday.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-05-25
4 FORGER ARRESTED.
James LoheW, Of New Martinsyille,
jailed,
On the Charge of Buying" Team
of Horses on a Forged Note-Ar-
rested Last Evening, and Will
Be Taken to Wetzel County This
Morning.

Yesterday James Lahew. Of New
Martinsville, arrived in the city with
a team of horses, having ridden one
of the animals and led the other clear
from the capital of Wetzel county.
About the time Lahew had cleverly
gotten into the city, a telegram was
received at police headquarters from
the Prosecuting Attorney of Wetzel,
asking that a lookout be kept for La
hew, and that he be arrested on a
charge Of forgery. Last evening Off
Ger Babb picked Lahew up and he waS
locked up at police headquarters, while
the two horses were taken to livery
stable Mr.. S. B. Hall, OF New Mar
tinsville, came up to the city on the
Ohio River road, and then the story
came out.
Some days ago Lahew negotiated the
purchase Of the team from Mr.. Hall,
and gave In payment a note, purport-
ing to be signed by Charles Smith and
Hugh McCloud, cousins of Lahew. La
hew went off with the team, and a
casual enquiry by Mr. Hall to the men
whose names were signed to the note,
developed the fact that the signatures
were forged, and Mr.. McCloub swore
out the warrant Lahew insists the
two signatures are genuine, but the
probabilities are that they are not.
The prisoner will be taken back to
Wetzel county this morning for hear
ing.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-05-25

The officials of the Mine Workers of
America appear TO be determined that
the present strike of coal miners shall
not be the failure which has been
threatened for the past week, and the
Ohio Miners Association has taken up
their cause with renewed vigor within
the past TWO or three days. President
Michael Ratchford, Of the Ohio Miners,
came to Belmont county in person, last
Wednesday, and since that time he
has been tireless in his attempts to
arouse the courage and reawaken the
enthusiasm of the men, but up to last
night he had only met with partial
success. The men appear enthusiasts
tic enough, but they can't live on that,
and at last reports those who have
been at work were still at it, while
there appeared to be no change, up to
yesterday, in the disposition Of the
Wheeling creek men to so to work if
they could get the 6O-cent rate.
The call for the general convention
of miners, sent out to all the organiZa-
tons in the five States named, reads
as follows
Columbus, O., May q, 1895.
''To the Local Unions and Local AS
sembhes of the United Mine Work.
ers of America in Illinois, Indiana,
Ohio. Western Pennsylvania and
West Virginia, Greeting:
NEnnfIar,1 ar-Xon harnhV nOfI-
fed that a convention of the United
Mine Workers in the districts named
will meet in Wirthwein's Hall, in this
city, at 10 a. m, on Wednesday, May
20, to consider the mining situation as
it now presents itself in those dis
tricts
Local unions and local assemblies
are entitled 70 one vote for each 100
members or the majority fraction
thereof.
Up. II. PENNA. Pres U. NJ. W. of AZ
"P. MBRYDE, Sec Treas"
This call will undoubtedly result in
one of the largest conventions ever
held by the miners, and is doubtless
the forerunner of a general strike, eX-
tending over all the central mining
States.
President Ratchford addressed the
Bellaire miners Thursday afternoon,
whore he talked in favor of the men
now at work coming out and joining
in the strike Thursday evening he
went out to Wheeling Creek, where he
addressed at least five hundred men.
His speech aroused a great deal Of en-
thusiasm, but the men are still very
much Of the notion of going back to
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-05-25

If the passive members of the Opera
House orchestra had been permitted to
vote on the weather, they could not
have selected a better quality than that
which was provided lat night. The
annual concerts Of this organization, in
which the music loving citizens OF
Wheeling take a pardonable pride, have
heretofore been given in the Opera
House. The Casino venture was in tina
nature of an experiment, and its sue
cess will insure the selection Of the
Park as the permanent place for these
annually recurring musical treats.
Three special motors left the city over
the w. & E. G.. road at seven O'Clock,
and three more an hour later. The
concert commenced about ten minutes
after the arrival of the eight o'clock
motor. At that time the Casino bal
cony was crowded, and nearly all the
seats down stairs were occupied. The
rule that no encores would be responded
to- was strictly adhered to, else 1t
would have been much later when the
entertainment closed.
The orchestra was larger than ever
before. Prof. H. NJ. Schockey and
Edw. Blumenberg assisted, also the fol-
lowing named artists from Pittsburg:
First violin, F. Clement, Chas. Steiner,
E. Schmidt; second violin, J. ODER
hauser, c. Doelz; viola, Chas. Weis;
cello, P. Markevort; bass, A. Leinz;
oboe, F. Schmeideke; bassoon, ]. Nus
ser; French horns, G. Leipzig and ]. H.
Rottkay. The orchestra consisted Of
thirty-fve pieces. and was directed by
Prof. e. w. Spell. There were seven
instrumental numbers, and the pro-
gramme was varied by vocal selections.
The orchestral numbers were all rem
dered in an artistic manner. In the
audience were many competent critics,
and all agreed that the work of the or
chestra was faultless, and worthy Of
Sousa's or Gilmore's organizations
Generous applause followed each selec-
ton.
The vocal numbers were contributed
by Mrs. Flora Williams Mr.. H. W.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-05-25
CLOSING EXERCISES.

The closing exercises of the Edging-
ton Lane public school took place yes
terday afternoon The building was
crowded with parents and friends Of
the pupils. 1t was the first affair Of its
nature ever given by the school. and
proved a complete success. The fol-
lowing named pupils acquitted them
selves creditably IN the programme Of
music and recitations: Mollie Der
niger, VIM. Theirs, Bertha Lack, James
Games, Nellie Prayer, Joe Heitz, Clara
Miller, Frank Jackson. Edna Miller,
Stella Dieringer, Fanny Porter Geo.
Nickerson, Willie Miller, Edna Hess,
Hazel Miller, Willie Lucas, Chas. Jack
son, Edna Jackson, Louis Wylie, Dora
Theirs, Otto Hess, Sylvia Leech, Amelia
Memminger, Platoff Zane, Beulah Hub
bard, Nettie Young, Grace Mikes.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-05-25
CLOSING OUT.

Ladies' fine Dongola Oxfords S5c.,
worth S125.
Mems fine sewed Point Toe Shoes
$50. worth $500.
Ladies' fine Dongola Button Shoes
S135. worth S1.75.
Mems and Boys fine Tan Lace Shoes
$3.50. worth $500.
STONES CASH SHOE STORE,
1912 Main street.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-05-25

work if they can get the Coo rate. Last
evening he spoke at the Gaylord minesi
above Martins Ferry. There the men
were working, but came out some time
ago at the demand of the miners or
ganization. To-day President Ratch
ford will be at Laurelton, DillonVale,
and Long Run. In thes mines the merl
have been ordered to take their tools
out.
At Kelleys and Yorkville the men
are still at work at the 6je rate.
President Ratchford is decidedly of
the opinion that the conditions are ia
vorable for the men winning the fight,
if they will all stand together as the
tendency of wages generally is upward.
He acknowledges, however, that most
of the men are not well fixed for PROF.
lOnged contest.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-05-25
THE EYES.

It has been demonstrated that there Is
more eye and head aches from the defects
of refraction and the use of glasses not
properly adjusted than from all other
causes. and that it is absolutely necessary
to have the eyes scientifically and skdilfuliy
examined and fitted with glasses to secure
relief and prevent injury.
Those needing spectacles, or their eyes
tire or bend aches when reading or sewing
can consult and have their eyes examined
for glasses without charge by Prof. sheff,
the Scientific Optician, ITO Main street,
next door to SHOOK g. Co.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-05-25
Notice to the Public.

Ladies' genuine DongOla Kid, solid
heather. $3.50 shoes at CSC.
Misses fine Kid $3.50 shoes at sac.
Children's Spring Heel Shoes at SOC.
Mems Genuine Kangaroo $3.50
shoes. closing out at S1.9S.
Mems fine Satin Calf $500 shoes,
solid as a rock. at csc.
Mems Russia Calf. a regular $500
shoe hand sewed, at S19S.
Bows Satin Calf 81. so shoe, solid as
a rock at SSc.
Rows Russia Calf Shoes at 1925.
These are the greatest bargains ever
offered. Don't forget to call at
HASFNAUER'S SHOE HOUSE,
Telephone 527. No. 1047 Main St
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-05-25
A rare MUSICAL TREAT
Provided by the Opera House Or
chestTa Last Night

At the Wheeling Park Casino.
Twelve Hundred Persons Present.
The Experiment of Giving the An
nual Concert at the Park Proves
aSignal Success-The Programme
Rendered.