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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-11-27
BENWOop.
News Items from the Lively Industrial
Town.

News liens from the Lively Industrial
There is considerable interest mani
tested regarding the ultlmateuses of the
property along Marshall street, or as 1t
rs better known, "Kentucky Heights"
This strip Of ground along the hillside
has lately sprung into great prominence
owing to the portions OF 1t belonging to
August Schad and the Boggs' Run Min
ing Company, being sold to G. o.,
Smith, the real estate agent, and options
have been taken on the rest Of the
ground At first It was thought the
new bridge company was the purchaser.
but recently n fInor has been going
the rounds that the Riverside company
is interested, and viii use the ground
for a switch TO its new coke plant, put
ting q trestle over Schad's crossing.
Some years ago the Baltimore e. Ohio
railroad considered the purchase of the
ground with a view OF making n "Y,"
and tunnellng through the hill to Elm
Grove, thus saving six miles Of track,
in comparison with it's present line, and
talk In that direction Is being renewed;
while, even another rumor IS to the eff
feet that the street car companies figure
In the deal for the ground. For the pur-
| poses spoken OF Kentucky Heights
has Its advantage, but otherwise Il Is
nothing but q rocky strip under the hill,
and does not compare %fayorabiy' as a
thoroughfare.
The wedding of MI. Jacob Thoncn, en-
49,. -. H. f..,-Nk Ig,fUJaV 81 tha
Baltimore G. Ohio road, to Mrs, Myrtle
Sandon, OF the Junction, was solemn
ized at McMechen, Thursday evening.
by Rev. Spencer King. MIR. and Mrs.
Thonen left last night to spend the
honeymoon at Lexington, Va.
Charles Kull Is still retained at the
lock up, and his arrest Thursday night
at North Bcnwood, may lead 10 an cx-
animation as to his snnity.
The lower steel plant goes on Mon
day. after a Thanksgiving rest. The
puddters will be of to-day, the metal
giving out yesterday.
Councilman Hcpe has returned from
n hunting expedition ncar blttIeton. He
bagged thirty eight rabbits.
lincoln lodge, J. o. o. f., will have a
supper and social session at It's lodge
room this evening.
A pleased audience heard aAe John
Coates concert ut the city hall, last
night.
George Fitzgerald has received an
appointment as county constable.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Bowers have a
new boy at their home.
James Smith, jr, has returned from
the oil fields.
To-day Is pay day In all the mills
hnre.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-11-27

THE worst cold I ever mad IN my
life was cured by Chamberlain Cough
Remedy" writes w II. Norton, Of
Ruttor Greek. Cal. "Thts cold left mo
with n cough and ! n o]Npcctoruting
all the time. The Remedy cured me,
and I want an OF my friends when
troubled with a cough or cold, To use "
FOR II VIII do them good Bold by
druggists.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-11-27

Ensign John l., Doddrldse, a Wheel
ing boy, now In the United States navy
and attached to the warship "BostoR"
has contributed several interesting let
tiers 10 the Intelligencer from time to
time. This morning extracts are given
from the most interesting one yet re-
ceiYed.
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IN THE FAR EAST.
Interesting Account of Japanese
Theatres Comes
FROM ENSIGN ]. L. DODDRlDGE

Awhssllng Boy In the Navy, Now on the
wArshIp acknowledgements Con-
tlnus Throughout tho Day-Ths Japan
ESQ ThsSplanS nOt OF High Standing
Description Ofths Koreans who are not
a Progressive or Enlightened People.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-11-27

Lillian Blauvelt, whose picture is
presented to-day, Is a Brooklyn girl,
who came into fame on the tidal wave
OF the 'seIdW concerts, and which fame
has steadily increased until to-day she
Is on the topmost crest OF the tidal wave
of popularity. Madame Blauvelt cemes
10 Wheeling under the auspices Of the
Woman's Musical Club, the only organ
izatiou In the city that could present
her TO the public, at the price fixed.
Seats can be reserved at c, a. Houses
music rooms, from next Tuesday
morning to the night Of The perform
ance. The Opera House should be
crowded with an audience worthy the
effort Of the club and artist.
Her Wheeling programme Is nov In
tie hands OF the committee, and Is ar
tistlcally perfect in its makeup. The
accSmpanist decided upon Is Miss Isn-
| bel ". HouseF, a prominent member OF
the club, and the honor Is mcrltorious-
~ bestowed. The ushers for tho 0c-
| castor will be young women, ard ait
| things pertaining TO make II nm indGl-
lble triumph for Musical Wheeling ore
IN the hands OF the members OF the
W6man's club.
A. party viii 80 to washington, Pa
December 4, to hear William II. sher.
wood. piano ytrtuoso, Another goes to
Pittsburgh, December G, 10 hear Sem
brlch, the prima donna who. together
with Melba, must be called the concert
stars Of this end n the nineteenth cen-
tury. since Paid rs 10 be heard no more,
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REV. MR. HAYDEN
Resigns Hts Passionate nj ths First Chris
tIan Church, This city.

W, II. Hayden. pastor of the Christian
church. has resigned on account of Ill
health, and viii move from the city in
the immediate future. on Sunday he
expects to preach his last sermon to a
Wheeling audience. He will preach at
1910 a. II, and at 1880 p. IN. He Will talk
on "C~Onsclence,
Mr.. Hayden's many friends and admir-
ors will regret to hear OF his resignation.
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BANK STATEMENTS
Report of State Bank Examiner of Condition of Banks IL
Ohio County, in Accordance with Chapter 26,
Acts of the Legislature, 1891.


Statement of the condition Of the BANK OF OHIO VALLEY Of Wheeling ";
Va, 1t the clos Of business on the It'll day of July, 1881. Stated bank. Incorporated
2h day OF April. 1875. w. A. Is@L pIealenL- j.. a. MlIer cushion
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-11-27

FaAn laxative Hfet4e qHiniHe 4abieta,
hll druggists rNfund Tho money itlt foila
lo cure 9io The Houulur has w. 3D. q.
DH pA0A inblrt.
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MUSICAL WHEELING.
rRoM sAruRpAY To sATuRpAY.

Monday evening, S ~,o'clock-st Mat
theW's church concert. MillIgan Wilkin &
Co.'s music rooms.
Monday cycning, S o'clock-pratorlo So
cloty rehearsal, odd Fellows han,
Monday evening, s ofeiock-Arton Soci-
ETY. rehearsal, Arion hall.
TucBday evening, s O'olock-Orpheus
Singing Society rehearsal, Conservatory OF
Music,
Wednesday oycning-MAyers band re-
hearsal, pythian castle,
Thursday evening, S o'clock Mozart
Singing Society rehearsal, club house,
Friday afternoon. 8 o'clOck-Woman's
Club rehearsal, A. o. u. W. temple,
Friday evening, s O~'clock-Lilllan Blau-
ret, Opera House.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-11-27

THERE 90 no hettcf proof ~ INC OK.
cclionco ~ pr, BullH Cough Syrup than
that II 10 recommended by leading ply
glciauB.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-11-27

IplW "p,t''u"u ',,r,,",, ,NllO,l3B NO
10 and correct statement Of the condition
npponrR on their books NJ this date.
q, ~ WlflNHL State Hank Examiner,
a0 shown hy The report made 10 mo pH the
Hnk examiner
w. NJ IA TOILETTE Auditor
Jan SAVINGS BANK nf Whoeilnm w
ny Of juno, 1874 Hlnlc bank, lncorpora.
preHlOunl ", w, Peterson, cashier,
LIABILITIES,
Capital nloclt paid Up,uumuu.,,S 100000 "a
hnllluN lulu i!uuuttuunH',' EVivW w
DlVluuiln unpaid u"itr,u,''u l92 W
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-11-27

While music was the necessary ac-
compartment 10 every form of enter
tainment the past week, nothing cater
ing especially and individually to the
music lover was dished up, and the
week OF fasting t?) naturally whetted
tte appetite for a full enjoyment of
coming treats,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-11-27

MtsA ALLtE HUGHES, Norfolk, va.
waF iflghtmlly burned IN the face and
nUrh. Pain was Instantly relieved by
n bNgiti'A witch Hazel Halve. which
Iatg IN tho injury without leaving q
.f II la the famous pllN remedy
iileH ~ gooi2e, MafkoVnnd twelfth
AJrlsi Chatham Sinclair. Forty-Fixth
M lacob streets, A, ~ schoolc, No.
fbt Main street, lGNluy UrOa., Penn and
u plrooti Bowie q Co., Bridgeport.
q
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-11-27

le md correct statement OF the condition
appears on their books of this date.
"a. WETZEL, State Bank Examiner,
IS shown by the report made TO me on the
NIX examiner,
L, Nj. LA TOILETTE, Auditor,
JHANGE BANK of Wheeling. W. Va, at
1887. State bank. Incorporated 18th
u Sands, cashier,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-11-27

6oc and o8c i l9oa s''ii S X to
81 10 per ward. Hundrcda have boon
supplied Enough here fOr Other hun.
dieda, uEO NJ SHOOK a co.
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iNNNl Hf'HHHHf'fHHf. HHffffHHsf ffHHtllNtl NN wv
I hereby certify lhpl the ntovo IA u In
and AFFAIRS Of tile above named bank, m II
The ]fpyegaiHH ~ q correct statement,
goth day Of Suulumburi 1870, by the state
Bihtompni Of tho condition of tito DDi,
Va nt the ClUpo OF buflnuaH on the mn Il
ted I'd day Of February, 1881, NJ ~. Scott,
lt|BHOuRCGs
IoNnB and dlHcuunlHutn..uu.tl2L0g0 40
lOnhG mud discounts ovCrduUuu. l3,Ult ~
Dyqtdtulh nnp,unnnanuuu, gR "
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-11-27

Statement of the condition OF the E%t
the close of business on the 10th day OF Ju.
day OF June, 1874, J. N. Vance, president,
RESOURCES.
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PART FlhSI'
/. Ariel Mandolihe Quartette,
.. Polly and f,,,y,"",.r"."'Wa Aehelh
Miss Anna Jones
Q. Speak to Recommendations
MIR. Charles Zulauf,
4. Look In Mine Eyes. .,....',: Ivan Caryn
Miss Sue Caldwell,
9. Mandolin Solo-(a) Reverie' Id Ia
Joyeuse .,,...".,"";"""''tiaFa if'ee'
Mrs, Ricci.
6. Golden Meadows ...,"u,",'""""'.Mor
Miss Anna Jones.
PART SECOND.
/. Ariel Mandolin Quartette,
3. She SteoPs to Conquer. Joseph Roeckel
Miss Mamie Grubb.
Miss Anna Jones.
4. Good Night, Farewell ..,1.,."..kucken
Mr., Charles Zulaut.
5. Gerald Lane
Miss CoFHelia Stifel.
G. When Malinda Sings, .Conrade
Miss Anna Jones.
Accompanlsts-Mrs. Ricardo Ricci n
Miss Clara Hammond.
The above opens the musical feast Of
the week, which dissipation will be
ended Friday night, December 8, IN
the opera House, at the highest pitch
of enthusiasm by an artist who comes
TO the city. in the height Of her success;
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ANN"' :
/ hereby certify that the above is a IT u
and affairs OF the above named bank, as It
O
The foregoing Is a correct statement, a
SOth day OF September, 1891, by the state b a
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-11-27

The Rrst course win he served at
MllIigan. Wilkln & Company's music
rooms, Monday night, The servers are
selected from the younger personnel of
Musical wheeling, assisted by Mrs.
Riccl. m|apdolinist; Miss Jones soprano,
Of GAINESVILLE, Ohio, and Mr., Charles
Zulauf, basso. Their chaperones are
the ladies' of st, Matthews, Whose
charming energy, would, even without
The qualifying clause for charity's
sake,p gather together many, all rea-
liglng that those selected by them are
worthy TO present the following dainty
menu.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-11-27

hereby certify that the above is a true a
and affairs of the above named bank, asit apr
q. il
The foregoing is n correct statement, as =
goth day OF September, 1897, by the state bank
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Quarterly Meeting.

The quarterly meeting of District Division No. 1, Sons of Temperance, will be held with Hiram Camp division in the old Masonic hall, corner of Grand avenue and Front street, this afternoon at 2 o'clock. This district comprises the lodges In New Haven, Birmingham, Bridgeport, Meriden, Wallingford, Branford and East Haven. Charles E. Hunt of this city, district worthy patriot, will preside, and T. W. Shepard of this city Is the recording scribe. It was expected that Thomas Caswell of Ontario, Can, most worthy patriot of North America, would be present and address the convention, but he writes that he will be unable to attend. The ladies of Hiram Camp division will serve supper to the members of the convention at o'clock. In the evening a meeting, to which the public is in vited, will be held. Ex-Judge Rufus g. Pickett is announced to deliver an ad- dress and there will be recitations and music an exercises by the Loyal Cru saders.
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'A@ " <hOF AO-DAAs Baby Carrlages-The Chamberlain Co. Easter Buying-The Chas. MonsOn Co., Estate Amelia P. Goodyear-Probate Notice Easter Wants-Howe 6 Stetson. Exclusive Stationery-O. A. Dorman Co. tertanment-HyperiOn Theater. Estate Peter Bornhold-Probate Notice. Entertainment-Grand Opera House; Estate Hannah A, Linsley-Probate Notice. For Rent-Flat-407 State Street, For Sale-Century Plant-North Branford. Fete of Fashion-Malley, Nicely & Co. For Rent-Hotel-157 Church Street. For Rent-House--157 Church Street. For Rent-Flat-152 Whalley Avenue. For Rent-Cottage-61 Chapel Street. For Rent-Rooms-1S2 Whalley Avenue. Great Easter Sale-Cohen x Ludwig. Order of Notice-Philip Pond, 2d. prescriptions-Apothec Hall. Pcarlo-dento.
 Pure Provisions--Tne R. H. Nesbit Go. Plumbing and Gasfitting-H. Buckley. Suits and 0vercoats-Davls X Co: Small Silver Novelties--S. II. Kirby. Teas-Malley, Neely tS Co.
 Uncommon Cod-E E. Hall X Son. Victor Bicycles-34 Center Street. Waverly Bicycles-C. O. Reichert. Wanted-Girl-177 Lawrence Street. Wanted-Girl-600 George Street. Wanted-Stuation-1 John Street. Wanted-Situation-J. T.. Westville. Wanted-Situation-1 Cottage Street. Wanted-Canvassers- 122. Station A. Wanted-Stuation-3 Walnut Street. Wanted-Situation-4 Chapel Street. Wanted-Situation-16 West Street. Wanted-Situation-G B., This Office. Wanted-Waitress- Wall Street. Wanted-Girl-3S Shelter Street. Wanted-Situation-1 West Street.
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A SAD LOSS.

In the death of their little one, their only son, MT, and Mrs. George F. Grue- ner of AS Orchard street have the sin cere sympathy of their many friends. The little fellow, whose age was three years, passed away yesterday after an illness of three weeks duration. He was a very bright, promising child, and the bereaved parents deeply mourn his loss. MT. Gruener is one of the con tractors at the New Haven Clock com pany's manufactory, and has been con- nected with the factory for years. The funeral of the departed will take place tomorrow afternoon at 2:30 o'clock.
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LINES

Written by an American Traveller on See ing the Spanish Conscrlpts Sent to the Cuban War. An, poor Spain! How hearts bleed and tears
 fall! On our pity what sorrowing call! AlasI in this beautiful land, Young sons,. led by hand But moment ago, it must seem, Are called now Qs 1t true or a dreamD Not conscriptsl not men! An me- see these mothers who stand Weeping, wailing, throughout all this land, Everywhere are their faces grief-rent; You can see how with anguish they're
 spent. Your heart bleeds as you gaze with eyes
 wet, And you long with vain yearning, and fret To ease this sad burden of pain An, God sees these tears fall like rain May these heart-cries be heard not in vain
 CORNELIA ENSIGN CADY.
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Local Weather Report. FOR APRIL IA, 1897.

Mean temperature. 56. Max. temperature, 67. Min. temperature, 48. Precipitation, .03 inches. Max. velocity of wind, 32-SW. Accumulated excess of daily mean tenn perature since January l, 22s degr ees; or an average daily excess of 2.a degrees. Total aldefciency in precipitation since Janu- ary l, 3.0i inches.
 U. G. MYERS. Observer Note.-A minus sign e prefxed to ther- mometer readings indicates temperature be- low zero.
 "T'' in connection with rainfall indi- cates a trace of rainfall too small to mea- sure.
 Snow is melted and resulting depth of water not stated.
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REV. MIR. LUcKEY's RETURN.

Rev. MT. Luckey, pastor of Humph- rey street Congregational church, who is expected home to-day and will prob ably officiate at the funeral services of the late Mrs. Bryden, wife of Deacon Andrew Bryden. MT. Luckey left Rock Ledge in company with MT. Horace P. Shares, who returned to this city on Tuesday, MT. Luckey going on to Wash ington, D. C., and thence to his old home in Poughkeepsie, N. Y, from whence he returns here.
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LoNGLEY & CO.'S WINDOWS.

A Fine Flower Display to be Presented
 There To-Day.
 The windows of Longley & Co.'S clothing store on Church street will pre- sent most attractive appearance this morning, having been set last evening with choice lot of flowers and potted plants, which are artistically mingled with the goods displayed. Easter lilies are prominent in the decoration, with Towering shrubs loaded with red blos- sons, which give charming dash of color to the scene. The pots in which the flowers are set are neatly wrapped in white and yellow crepe paper.
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Brief Mention.

Buy farm. R. D. Baldwin.
 Trading stamps bought, sold and giv- en away at Royal shoe store.
 The best $1.50 Oxford tie made. Royal Shoe store 92 Church street.
 The New Haven Shoe company will keep open store Thursday evening. Closed Friday.
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ILLNESS OF DIR. BARNARD.

Hartford, April 14.-Dr. Henry Bar nard was taken with chill and fever Sunday night, and took to his bed Mon day He is under the care of Dr. o. c. Smith. He was in a comfortable con dition to-day. One lung, however, is affected.
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OPENING OF SHORT BEACH ROUTE
 James l.. Nesbit will begin running his well appointed wagonettes to and from Short Beach in connection with East Haven cars tomorrow (F'riday).
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BIG ROSE BUSHES

Hardy-growing plants, two years old. All ready for earthing. Each variety tick eted. Two plants for a quar- ter of a dollar.
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SHOPPING HATS

Among others, the "Short- back Sailor" is going to be very much worn. Daintily trimmed with flowers and foliage-very neat and natty.
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CLOSES SATIrRnAY

Saturday is the last day of the free cooking lessons in Harmonic hall. An elaborate menu will be demonstrated and served to the audience. All are in- vited. 2:30 p. m.
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A NIGHT WI IAN MACLAREN.
Clan McLeods Entertainment This
 Evening.

The amusement committee of Clan Mcleod has arranged a real Scottish night to be held at its hall, 400 State street tonight. The entertainment will consist of a ''short Sketch of the Life and Works of Ian MacLaren," [" with suitable songs interspersed. A selection of readings will also be given from the Bonnie Brier Bush" The members of the Caledonia club have been invited, and all Scots, especially ladies, will be made welcome.
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NO FISH STORIES

after July 1st. Remember, gentlemen, must ask you to
 let us see your catch and reg
 lster it. Come and look over that Free Fishing Outfit"
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Fancy Stocking Feast

Six hundred pairs of the prettest of the seasons styles: Real imported "Herms- dorf black" boots and combines of dainty lav- enders, pinks, blues, scarlets, yellows. Pick 'em at 17c pair Are regular a5c goods
 NEW SPRING UNDERWEAR.
 Jersey Vests and Drawers for women-high neck long and short sleeves drawers knee lengths. grade for Ioc
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LITTLE TURBANS

Conspicuous among 'em the "Bolero" and the "Osgood, ; the last, strikingly English in it's fetching get-up. Very many other pretty kinds.
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The Children's Hats.

All kinds of pretty colored straws, with flower and ribbon ornings-Dressy Leg horns, Tams daintily qull-trimmed Trim med Straw Sailors, beginning 25c. Never before so many dainty affairs for all dear little heads
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WEATIfER RECORD.
AGRICULTURAL DEPARTMENT,
 OFFICE OF THE CHIEF
 OF THE WEATHER BUREAU.

WAsHINGToN. D. O.. April IA. 1897, pm. Forecast for Thursday
 For Connections: Partly cloudy weather Thursday; cooler westerly winds, becoming variable,
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THE "LION" BOOK.

Free for the asking. Gives you some of the special good points about the $4o.oo wheel that's well worth a hundred.
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Chameleon Sicilian, I7c

Illuminated Cloths. 36 inches wide. The shades excellently suited to the summer travelling suit. Proper retail selling is soc. ss
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An Awning Offer.

We'll make and hang awnings-size 5 it. wide, 2H ft. perpendicular, 21a it. out from building for $1.5o each. Painted or galvan ized frame, covered with blue brown or yellow striped duck or twill, bound with the best worsted binding.
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Easter
 Wants.
 Don't believe you can find a better stock anywhere. As to prices-they're right.
 Closed all day Good Friday.
 Open Thursday evening. Such Selling As surpasses of Cloaks our most san
 guine expec- tations. Truly, this depart ment has never been so well stocked as now. Jackets, Suits, Capes and Skirts fromlow to high priced.
 Black and navy all wool Clay Diagon- als and Cheviots-all lined with silk, B to 46. $4.08 each. Black English Cheviot Coat-very best quality, all lined with best black Tafeta Silk. $I2.5 value.
 $o.oS each. And scores of other equal values. | cordial invitation to look our stock over. Buy or not, as you please but look anyway.
 Plenty of And a throng of New Silks customers from
 opening till clos ing time. On Monday kept five salesmen as busy as bees. Good silks at popular prices. Fancy SiIks-Some new, and very neat, dressy designs for waists and
 dress fronts In most stores Soc.
 Here at 6oc. yd. 24.inch Black Figured Indias-larges stylish patterns; wear guaranteed | 75c the real worth, 50c. yd. A Few Of Ian MacLaren's Comics Doctor of the Old
 School" here, as al- ways, at the lowest price, 15c. A Special Thirteen pieces Dress Goods of hands ome Offer: French Novel
 ty Goods that came to us at a small part of actual value.
 Choice Silk and Wool Figures in new spring effects and colors. Worth $l.oo. While they last, 5oc. yd. Easter Two lots of first-class Coats. Coats received this
 morning. T hey re without doubt the two best values this department has ever offered. Not many of them, so would advise prompt attendance.
 | At S7. 50 each.
 Tan Kersey Coats and Tan Covert
 Coats-handsomely made, all lined
 with very pretty Taffeta Silk. Also
 Black Kerseys, all lined with Black
 Taffeta Silk.
 These garments are worth every bit of $Io. At S1O.OO each. Imported Tan Kersey Goats of ex- ceptional quality-made in the best possible manner, strapped seams, etc., and all lined with fancy Broca- ded Taffeta Silk. Real $I5.oo value. Easter In prime condition Lilies for Easter Sunday.
 Clusters of blossoms and buds on each stalk. 9 cents for each blossom or
 opening bud. Candy No need to say fresh News. and pure everybody. 1rpourc +hIc
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NEW SUPPLEMENTARY TO-DAY.

Thursday, April 15. 1897.
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The Flower Show.
WHEEL HATS

The favored Alpine" eff ects in all the best colors. Stitched silk" in keeping with the cloth suits. Black Brilliantine to match the skirt