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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-11-29
LET Your Light
SO Shine

that its cnulgence will beautlly anu .,.
S,nra INTO loyolincss an that comes W.,
der its rays. Don't hide your lient under l,,i,
~ bnshel. but buy one OF our Lamp
Shades. 49,, ..-,,,,.
req One "'i lot Six Lamp Shades. 4ic.i @e'
quality. et,dos csc.. 800
quality. , Shades mc. N.-5
qa onn lot SILK Lamp Shades. $50 $3.50
P1 one lot silk Lamp Shades. as is Sill,
''o9y one lot Silk Lamp Shades, S2.25; $3.50
quality. CO., .. g. SION.
one lot SILK Lamp Shades, $500 $1,000
quality.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-11-29

Officers Selected to Man the Brooklyn and
other Yes, els.

Officers Selected to Man the Brooklyn and
other Vessels.
WASHINGTON. nov. 1.-THE following
named officers will lc detached from duty
indicated. and ordered to the Brooklyn
December lst:
Captain j. 4. Cook from Bureau of
Navigation Go commando; Lieutenant y.
H. Mason. from Bureau Of Ordinance Tex
ocutiVO; Lieutenant II. McCrea. from
the Fern navigator. Lcutcnants W. Il.
Carpcrton. from naval intelligence of ice.
j. O.. Doyle. from Cramps. Ensieus A. r..
Long and g. L. Leipcr from the Yer
mont. for n. r. Sanders from the Maine.
Cadets r. /. Curtin, j. III. kOys, NJ. $. G..
Ellis. a. T. kaluach. from the Newark
Surgeon W. S. Dickson, from special duty
az Washington; chief Engineer J. ID.
Ford, from Cramps. Passed Assistant
Engineer r. +. Carter from the Newark.
Assistant Engineer a. VI. Proctor. from
the Maine. AZ lstant-Ensineer j. j. ~.
Ryan. from the New York yard. Boat
swain W. r. lin. from the League Island
yard' Acung-Gunner Il. r. Applicable
and Carpenter q. II. Warford. from
League Island.
the following named officers are de-
tailed TO the Petrol December 18th
Llcute nant-C0mmaudor y. J.. Wood
from Bureau ot Navigation TO com
mand; Lieutenant r.. NJ. Hughes. f.om
the Oregon; Lieutenant h. a. Fiske. from
luretu OF ordnance. Lieutenant 4. \.
W GOD. from steel board. Lieutenant 4
j. IMnkctt from The Terror: Ensigo q
j. Fernirtr from the Saratoga: Plsscd
assistant Engineer r.. ~ Hail. from ne
Texas '''0
Lieutenant A. Merit orders of Novo,,-
Der "a. modified detached from Nicbi.
gan, and ocrcyed 10 the Fern as oxecii-
i've Noyemnei St1. Lieutenant Cominan-
Ger +. ). Primo CTd,red to steel insnor.
I uon duty. South Bethlehem. Penn sn-
sign G. H. bradshaw detached from lie
Patterson ana ordered 10 the ST. NqrV'g
Ensign O.. r. Evans detached from, The
CAS- lnc December Sth. and ordered to
the Terror December 10th.
Assistant Engineer g. Wells detached
from New York Navy-Ya,d ana ordered
10 the Texas.
Cadc' W. r Cushmnr detached from
ti9 Morblefcaj and ordered to the CO.
lUrl ia.
Assistant Pawn; stcr f.. w. Bona mon
ordered g the NcI. ont.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-11-29
Great BareaiHs in Kid Gloves.

ono Dot Black and Colorod Kid Gloves
sizes 3D.. to co.. thc -. Sl-1 and Slot
quality. take your choice at -lc. per pair
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-11-29
..on u,,,o invention means a small for

ooch u,tlo invention means small for
tune. .,..,,,.oo
For five minutes in her little ncgngee
che leaned over the flowers. Jhcn snc
,urncd 70 me. I leaned towards her ana
took "a deep sniff Was l right or was
I deceived? Fencc,' called TO my mald'
.Fciice. come here. Put your face close
10 Miss F.'s check, Speak quick Iei,
me. do YOU dcioct-Fclicc. tell mc-i-i-
II was so excited ! could not hnish'
Fclicc. with every nerve alert bent To-
wards Miss i. Zcc madamolsclle Is so
strong OF zee violcts.' said she. is tnat
what you mean. Madame
SCENTED SKIN.
81 could have embraced Feiice with
fov. Then. after all. tho vioicts han
taken and had succeeded In impartihs
an odor 10 the very skin Of the face. Ana
that without cosmetics. A natural odor
deep in the skin. an odor that wouId not
wash Of. Oh. joy
Miss T. went away that msht ~
though walking upon clouds. Wa'cn,u
hor step into her carriage so buoyah''S
the door could hardly close ailer h'''
Next day when she came j ashcu.
And tho odor. Miss T.. how long ana "
lasi?' IL Is upon the skin yet sala she.
"And so II was. ! had succeeoeu IN
making the skin permanently sweet WIN
the lovely odor of the most iaaHloii"D'o
flower on earth.
There are milk baths everywhere now.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-11-29
A Congress OF
NeCkWedr.

Looked like an awful hig purchase Wn,h
,ra houeht them. but thereN bee no itouule
about the selling Of them. no hasny;
ioud patterns We took care or mat. AZ
kinds of Tecks. four-in-iiands' anu
cents Coiorod Tocks az BE.
cents Colored Tccks at 25c.
Gents Colored Tccks M a'c.
Gents Colored Tocks at SOC.
Gents Four-ln-lland Ties at IT, 20 ana
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-11-29
A BATH IN SWEET VIOLETS
Saturatins the Skin With Their Odor
After a Dip in a Milk Tank.
BEAUTY MADE WHOLLY IRRESISTIBLE
The Marvellous Discovery of Beauty
Specialist for Treating the Skin-Bath-
ing Fat People i'm sour MIR, Be-
cause Less Oily.

//w WONDERS succeed won
30 n dcrs." said my friend. the
NM beauty specialist. when 1
Y Y dropped in to ask ska. about o.,
her newest triumphs.
And the latest s. the most wonderful
Of all. II comes wcii-nigh hoing a mar
vel. Yet, when ] come 10 ihink IL Over
/ believe II 10 be as old as beauty itself.
Il refer" said She lifiing glass Of
creamy Opaque substance 10 the light
TO the milk bath. The substance YOU
see IN this goblet is the greatest bcaut-
nor known. Yet We had 10 wait Tor
French specialists to tell Us 50.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-11-29
ssas.ss.sss Observation-Disclosures
HOLIDAY Human Nature.
adapted from one of the New York dailies)

She was splendidly attired, and the cut
and hang of her skirt denoted the ariStocrat,
AS she Stood upon the corner of Broad and
Third streets her eyes glanced eagerly at
every passerby as if in the hope of seeing
some familiar face. She seemed, moreover,
to be in great distress Of mind and showed
consuming nervousness in the petulent man
ner with which she drumned upon her gor-
geously ornate pocket-book.
Finally, the big policeman ventured to
intrude upon her dignity, and as he asked her
if he could be of any assistance to her IN her
evident dilemma, the costly Jewels at her
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-11-29

Tho Sultan has appointed five Chris
tians one an Armenian, the others
Greeks-as deputy governors OF differ
ent provinces In Asia Minor
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-11-29

In a recent performance Of Carmen"
At MaRdcburg. Germany, the prima
donna was Nine. NorcToss. an American
who sang IN French, Don Jose" was
sung I'm his native tongue by Signor
Moiello an Italian: while Frau cehrisen
"a Relcian. appeared as "Michaella" sing
ing In Flemish. The rest OF the com
plLy sung In German.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-11-29

Here is a cOuumdrum Tor you, What
is the difference between charity and our
stock of Bed Comforts zone covers ~
multitude of sins. the other covers mui-
utule of sinners.
After the above. charity forbids our
mentioning hut one OF these Comforts
namely, an INtrl-Nice SikOiine Comfort
at 81 I'D. worth 500. which has The warmth
without the oppressive weight ana II
you buy one you VIII say u Is the soft.
- INN. Won NANl aLI.LA.-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-11-29

HI electric light hP me n You
to
tooeth mewitha an
the
and
t store so Door W. which
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-11-29
1000

{ Baskets O. be clos )
ed out az 2jc. on }
( the dollar Of origi- (
: nal cost. We have :
J Hampers Of them. }
( The purchase may (
( hamper the sale OF {
J other goods. hut !
} we could not re- }
{ sic. the bargain {
) for cur customers )
: and our public. Z
ENN~~NNNNA
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-11-29

he household. Stop and think Of
IF the tired hands And then think
think of Christmas presents Co
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-08-17

ccnts). tho silver tnel OF China $50
cents), the silver yGn AZ. Japan (5j
centg). and the silver dollar OF Mexico
(5i ccnts) cannot be exchanged any
where for onu-siXteenth their weight In
gnld. Nobody who has gold viii 'CX-
change It at par for deprecated money.
A Mexican dollar, for example. In not
the equivalent OF Il gold dollar. II any
body In Mexico desired to buy 800 In
American gold he would have 20 do
Just what he would have II do In tho
United states II he wished to buy gold
with Mexican silver dollars-gKc about
two silver dollars for every gold dol.
lar. In other words. he would have to
make the exchange on the basis Of 81
parts OF silver 60 | part NJ gold. This
TX a common transaction In Mexico
when money IL sent to tho United
Suites. Reverse the transaction. and
an American dollar buys two Mexican
dollars.
There In no little manipulation by
which 81 cents worth OF Russian, Chi
nCsc. Japanese or Mexican silver can
"bc turned Into a gold dollar" Trade
Will not deal with II on that one.sldrd
basis The American silver dollar Il
held at the par OF 100 cents IN gold be-
cause II Is the governments own dollar,
coined for the governments own aC-
count, coined In limited quantity, and
the government u pledged to hold II
up. with the rest " It's money,-lntel-
%llgcncer.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-08-17

II this Is a free country n man has a
right TO vote as he plcas-s. and a Demo-
Graf who Is no: In favor OF the free coin
age of silver has 4 right to vn,e against
that proposition and all who stand for 1t.
There are some Democrats who intend
TO exercise this right. some by voting for
Mckinley. snmc by voting for n sound
non Democratic ticket yet 10 be
named.
The contemplated exercise OF this free
mans right Is making some Of the per-
eons feel ugly and act ugly. The Louls1
VILE Couricr-JOurnal says It Is so in
Kentucky, where the sound money Dem
ocrats are pushing their organization
and where they intend to cut j figure.
Says the Democratic Cnurlcr-Journnl:
All sorts Of tactics have been rcsorted
TO by the free silver mon throughout the
state TO keep S0und money Democrats
from attending the COUNTY meetings this
afternoon. Threats Of business hOycntts
have been freely rcsortytl to. and in some
counties plans have been laid IL capture
the meetings. All Of this has had the
excellent effect Of stirring up the sound
money Democrats and fixing their, de-
termination 10 do their duty for Demo-
cratic principles regardless OF bullying.
Something OF the same sort Is going
on II West Virginia. The IntcllIscnccr
has knowledge OF u threatened boycott
against Democrats who have Joined the
sound money movement or have de-
clnrcd their Intention so to do.
In one case a Democrat has been told
that he could not afford 10 30 that way,
and It has been made pretty plain to
him that he could not afford 1t. But his
manhood was touched, and he replied
that he would vote his sentiments and
take the consequences.
Before the advocates OF free silver 20
far on this line they vii run against
some distractions themselves. The soil
OF Yves, Virginia Is not very congcnIal to
bulldozins tactics.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-08-17

In order TO give everyone an onpor-
tunity to see the grand crops in the
western states and enable the Intending
settler to secure n home, the Chicago.
Milwaukee & ST. Paul Railway has ar
ranged TO run n series Of harvest oN-
cuTslcns 10 South and North Dakota.
and to other states In the west. north
west and southwest on the following
dates: July o.. august 1 and IS. Sep
TENDER !, Is. =? and October G and 20, at
tin low rate OF two dollars more than
ONE FARE for the round "trip. Tickets
will be good FOR return on any Tuesday
or Friday within twcuty-0nc days from
date Of sale. For rates. time OF trains
and further details apply to any cuu-
pun ticket agent In the east or south.
or address John Il. Pott, District Pass
cngcr Agent, WilliamSport. Pa. m
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-08-17
SECRET SILVER SOCIETY.
An Oath-IsounL Dark Lantern OrSnniLa-
ton In the West.

From Il San Francisco Dispatch: a
morning paper says: For several
years past secret. persistent. and APP
parently successful efforts have been
made throughout the country to unite
the friends Of silver under one banner
to battle for the white metal and to
wage var against gold monopoly. The
Frceman's Protective Silver Federation.
/ srni-milltant organization. OF which
u. y. Carrier. Of Spokane. Washing
ton. Is General Commander. and
George b.. Weaver. also OF that city.
adjutant general. Is gaining enormous
ly In the west and northwest. and
claims n membership Of 100000 west OF
the Missouri river. An organizer. w. 5.
Lair. has been In California for several
months. with remarkable success.
THE San Francisco Company" rs
local bodies OF the organization. arc
styled. Is one Of the latest TO Join the
federation. and contains Over 800 char
ter members. The obligation 10 Sc
crecy is most emphatic and binding.
Bankers and lawyers arc among the
prescribed. The federation Is in active
corporation with an order existing
east Of the Missouri. Which Is known AZ
the Vid"ttes, AfTlIatiOn between the
bodies Is contemplated.
The Frecman's Protective Silver
Federation Is operating under IL consti-
tuti1n. bylaws. and ritual adopted at
n secret convention held in Pullman,
Washington. June IS, 1884,"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-08-17

Speaking OF the wool market, there Is
none. Quotations are nominal. There
may be a better price for wool In the fu-
ture. but the price to-day. low as It Is.
Is not low enough TO make sales. Manu-
facturers, who have been said to be run
ming day and night as hard as they
could, are getting no orders to speak OF
and are either shut down or shutting
down.
This Is not surprising. The men who
buy from the manufacturers cannot see
Tar enough ahead TO make It safe to
make obligations. There is free wool.
with all It's blessings, hut 1t has not
proved beneficial To thu wool grower.
the manufacturer or anybody else In this
country except the Importer.
II 1t had been said that free vol wag
for the sole beneiI; or the importer It Is a
reasonable probability that ever a Dem
ocratIc Congress would not have III
barked In that criminal folly.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-08-17

Advnrn,ca -, ,r,, AMI u,itrl,,J cot,
MO ~ ,u,,Er Ill, 49,, 49,, \. No.. ~,
ono,,,,n n,nnSI. ~ ,,,s .s,n,,.,, y,.",,
Won, morn -. ,ani,, H., -, n,s'.
nrnno.. "a IL, n,S ha,, ,n,,on No.,
a, ,,,o,. ,s,",s
Thcy nrono,. % -, ,v ,,,,,,r ,t.,
min, 10 ~ ,,a. ,i,,an y,
lars n, n ,n,,o ~ "a Al .,,".
lin, INV IN h.or,,r., 81 49, rn,,aI
s,atos ,nir, "a 10 h" n,a1s ,,," do
s,vsr doinr. coch h]n,In, :, IT,
,tm.s :, m'ch liz, "a ,,'er ,,a,I
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-08-17
FIVE POINTS ON N

L-a
Firt-Thnt there Is not n free coinage
country In the world To-day that 10 not ON
= silver basis.
Seeond-That there is not n gold stand
ard country In tho world To-day that does
not use siiver'ns money along with gold.
Thtrd-Thnt there l.. not n siiver-stand-
ard country I'm the world To-day that uses
any gold nv money alon: with silver.
Fourth-That there Is not u .:IverstanL
srd country In the world to-day that has
moro than one.thiri us mnch money In
circulation per capita AS the United States
6Ryey and
Ftfth-That there Is not a silver.tand
ard country In the world to-day where the
1aborinG man receives fair pay FOR hi.
days w~ork-John C. Carlisle, Secretary of
he Treasury.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-08-17
GOOD REPORTS
From All Parts Of the Country Say. Dir
Scott.

Scott.
New York Tribune: Comparatively
few Democratic politicians were In the
lobby OF the hotel when the meeting
" the national committee was In pro.
gresS, and those who were present re-
marked the apparent lack OF interest
In the proceedings. After the meeting
adjourned and the members Of the
committee made their way into the
corridors. there were soIne strangely
mixed groups Of politicians, Senator
Jones, Senator German, William l.. St.
John and others clbowcd with y. H..
Scott. the member Of the executive
committee OF the Republican national
committee from West Virginia: General
WILLIAM NJ. Osborne, secretary Of the
national committee: Frederick s..
Gibbs. Senator l3lkIns and other Re.
p%ublicanS. All sides Of the case could
he heard on every hand, and the pOllt-
Ical atmosphere was badly muddlcl.
Mr.. Scott. who IL practically In charge
OF the eastern headquarters OF the
Republican national committee. said
that there vas nothing particularly
terrifying In the appearance OF the
Democrats. we are getting along all
right now" he said. and we have no
fear. | am daily In receipt OF letters
from. all over the country that arc Of
the most satisfactory kind. I got yes
tcrday Il letter from a friend OF mine in
Cripple Creek. with whom | nm inter-
estcd In some mines. The letter was
not one from him alone, hut 1t also bore
the signature OF many others who wish
ed to testify 70 what h. said. lie de-
clnred that the Republicans were think
Ing deeply over the situation. They
have had one or two sad experiences
with pupuliSm. and they are not ready
TO take another chance. With n third
ticket In the field, the impression u
there Is that we can carry the state. So
l. Is all over the country"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-08-17
BRYhH's STATE


ny Rrpnblirpls.
Louisville COuricr-Jourual. (Dcm.):
The Republican leaders are receiving
some cheering intelligence from the
west. a reaction. they are assured. has
begun. The people, still very greatly
interested In silver. are yet beginning
to study the Chicago platform In its
entirety. and are not SO well assured
10Y as they were Il fcw weeks ago TINT
the success Jf Bryan aud SGwall.
through the agency Of the coalItNn that
has been formed. would realize their
expectations. The west. according to
this report. wanted 4 campaign on the
single Issue OF silver. II had prepared
for that. and was ready tn go all
lengths in that direction. But 1t finds.
after careful examination. that the
GhlCag" dClIvcrance Is extreme In its
suggestions IN several Important mat
trrS about which the west Is not 50
very clear In rs mind. 1t wants to
know thoroughly whit the new pro-
Gramme mcauS-h"w much for silver It
carries. and how much FOR the general
reconstruction Of the whole govern
mental fabric. It Is full 81 Nd soldiers
who fought for the preservation OF the
Union. and they are beginning to he
shy OF Il movement, which. according
10 latest assertions, Is 'loHdcd."
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-08-17
TARIFF CHANGES
Would Insure Many New Iniu.trlrs In
this OiIniTy.

TINS { oiIniTy.
London Pail Mall Gazette: In view of
the probable election OF Mckinley and a
higher tariff, n number ofl;nFlIsh nan
'u%facturcrs are projecting branches In
the United States. We know that quite
q number OF Invitations have como from
America since the st. LuuIs' convention,
with the object nj inducing English
manufacturers and capitalists to colt
struct wooden, wOrSted. cotton, lace and
silk mills In good locations. On the
strength OF McKinlcy'S popularity an
American corporation. In fact. offers tn
build and t1uip mills to lease. with the
option TO purChaiC, 10 reputable Eni;-
lIsh manufacturers. Tho offer has been
professionally accepted IN three IN
stances, two of which are warS;cd men
and the Other a lace maker, aud II second
firm Of laccmakcrH has %purchalrd the
Minr0la Gu :nln Mills. near phiIadcl-
Uhiu.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-08-17

Electric Hittvrs Is u medicine suited
for any scnscn, hut perhaps more gen.
orally needed when the lnnEuid, OK
lInustcd feeling prevails. when the liver
Is torpid and sluggish and the need of
Il tonic and Alternative IL felt, a prompt
use Of this medicine has often nvertcd
long and perhaps fatal bilious fcvcrs.
No medicine will act more surely In
cOuntrractlng ind freeing the system
from the malarlHl poison. Headache.
Indigestion, Constipation. Dizziness
yield to Electric Filters. zoe and 81 90
per bottle ut Logan Drug Co.'S Drug
Store.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-08-17

candidate or n gold platforms; aud who
ia now, after two years or more OF In
triguing with the populists, the Popu-
list candidate on pupullBt platform?
AS 4 statemcnto OF fact this ~ all true,
As u nut It Is almost past cracking,
Wha, do our West Virginia friends who
support Bryan because he 10 the nouliner
OF the party think of this?
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-08-17
BRYAN MIGHT HAVE BEEN a BoLTER.

Bryan would have been n boiler had the
Chicago convention declared for honest
money. He himself said so Mt BirminE-
ham, Ala. In June. 1895, In these words:
"Noihing In heaven above, or on the
earth below, or In hell beneath could
make inc support II gold standard cnndi-
date on n gold standard PLATFORM"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-08-17

The managers OF the menageric seem
to be having trouble with the Prccoclous
Youngster. Spanking has been known
to do n great deal OF good In some
nurseries. Ring Master Jones might
open up his spaniIstry on Maynard
Willie.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-08-17

1t would have been better for Mr..
Bryan II he had KEEP; out OF wha; he has
been pleased 10 call the cncmy's coun-
try" The speech he fired at the enemy
there has thrown his whole camp into
homeless confusion.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-08-17
ELEVENTH NATIONAL CONYEE Ill
or THE
BAYARIAN SOCIETY
OF AMERICA,
WILL BE HELD IN
Wheeling on August Il, Is, 10. q. N
RRo&RANHEIE

FIRST DAY-Receiving O. Grad g.
GERS. Delegates and Visitors with IT,, u
Grand Opera Iious. Band.
SECOND DAY-OpcninS OF the Cove.
ton by our Honorable Mayor L. T. G2.
well, NJ 9 O. m. at Arion Hall. So.
during the day. In the evening o. Az.
IS 4 Grand Concert and Somme-Ias.:+
fest will he held ut Mozart Park, ASSN!
by all the Leading Singing Socirlel (
Wheeling and Martins Ferry. IN two III
choruses and separate songs. BowliTf IS
Dancing will add to the social .Ca;G-: I
the occasion. Music by Mayors B-u
and String. Band.
THIRD DAY-Scssion OF CcnveIs.
and pleasure trip 10 Wheeling Pax l.!
other pisccs OF interest in the city x
FOURTH DAY-A Grand ParaGt II
take Place at . q. N. over the TT,ns'-
streets Of the city 10 the NeE =
Grounds where I Picnic will follow.
Speaking in German and English H=i
Racing. Bicycle Racing, Dancing 81! =
other kinds OF amuSymcHtS wi, < 6
hand In order 10 entertain evcCya5I.
Music .bS the Full Opera House Bass"
StrinS E3rd. Also Il second bard, II;
duced rates on all railroads. Cone Z.
have n good time. aG.--.S.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-08-17

We have n Dark Rosewood Plano,
IL" octarrs. In perfect condition, with
ont II scratch Or mar aud looks us good
as q plano fresh from the factory.
which We offer ut s1Gi. This Is II rare
bargain. T.. W. DAUMER CO.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-08-17

Which OF these have you selected as n
means OF travel? No matter. Whichever
II Is. rccOllCct that for Rca-stckncss, dis
orders of tho stomach. liver and bowels,
cnEendercd by rough locomotiOn and bad
food or water. and for mularial troubles.
Hostettcr's Stomach Filters IS the most
useful specific you can take with you.
II is Invaluable also for rheumatism. KID
ncy complaints md nervous trouble.