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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-09-08
ABbRevlATED TELEGRAMS.

The National Association of Station
ary Engineers is in anAu1a session "a,
Columbus, Q.
President Mckinley is visiting his
brother AbEer at Somerset, Pa. for III.
present week.
1t is reported that speculatcrs have al
ready bought up all the mature nation
in northern Montana
Arrangements are well in mad for
the iron Brigade reunion. to be hel1 n,
Lacrosse. Wis. Oct 20
Miss Elizabath Porr has sued Hern,an
Obrusch, OF Green Bay. Wis. for 81. eco
Tor alleged breach Of promise.
Barril. the anarchist who shot HE
Barcelona police officials. has been SELL
fenced to forty years Imprisonment
Colorado Democrats find now that
they have nominated for supreme Judge
the leader of the boilers from the Chi
cago platform Of 1896.
Miss Matilda Gloecklsr and join La
FleT. the well-knoun base ball catcher.
were married at the homa of the bride ;
mother in Portage. Wis.
Nartin E. Madden ard Thomas Gahan
have returned to Chicago after an alb
sercs Of two months with their families
In England, Scotland ard France
Head pumper for the Atlantic mine.
Ernest Spar. fell into the main shaft
at Iron Belt, Wis. ard was killed. He
was unmarried His father lives at
Even. Mich.
Henry r. TirUtson SHIT and killed III.
sweetheart, Ella Taylor, AMI then
killed himself with the sar1e wtxason q,
Victor. Colo.
n strong flow of natural gas has beer,
struck about three miles southeast Of
Warrensburg, Mo. on the farm II ex-
sheriff Durham. at a depth of 49, feet
Bishop Messmer. of the dicese of Green
Bay, Wis. has written letter bitterly
condemnins the grand ball which was
the closing feature Of the Wisconsin
state convention of Roman Catholic
Fores:ers.
The Polish National alliance celebrated
the opening Of the annual convention at
fhlIadeiphia by presenting 10 the city
portraits Of kosciusko and Pulaski.
which were placed in the Patriot" GAL
lery Of Independence hall.
Harry Calbough. who was q. clerk in
the Second National bank, OF Alto,na.
Pa, when II WAS looted ny Cashier
Gardner three years ago and who was
arrested at the time for having charged
figures in his backs at the cashiers
dictation, committed suicide Monday bv
shooting himself
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-09-08

Atlanta. Ga. Sept. S.-Gen. Jane es
Longstreet. major general in the
confederate army and ex.United
States III mister to Turkey, was mar
ried at the executive mansion this
Afternoon TO Miss Ellen Dortsch. az
si>tant librarian Of the state of
Georgia. Gov. and Mrs. Atkinson
had issued u limited number Of invi-
tations To state officials and intimate
friends Of the bride and groom.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-09-08

A remarkable effect of tobacco smoke
on the rolor of flowers may be seen in
the case Of the field scahia named
botauically Enavtia arvensis. SO FIRE.
quently OIL the hills and commons from
August till October II its purplish blne
blossoms. which form nearly glohose
heads, are held III the smoke Of tobacco.
their color will soon turn TO bright
green. about the same color AS the
leaves
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-09-08
Leadlcy Was "a Cigarette Fiend.

Bancroft. Mich, Sept. S-The confess
sion OF a murder in Rochester, n. Y. bv
Marry +. Leadley, the bicyclist who died
here Monday. has been shown to be a
pure fabrication. Lealley was a cigsr-
ette fend, and his strange statements
before his death We're doubtless the raw
irgs of a mihd diseased from that habit
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-09-08

OSase. Ia. Sept. S.-rhe records cover
ing the receipts for eight years of the
county tressurer's Office were burned -
the stone vault Of the Office on Sa.u--
Cay night. Entrance was Effected by
opening the doors with keys The COM
bination was not on the vault door. An
expert was to commence an exar.na-
ton Of the books Monday. to- ascertain
the amount Of the defalcation Of ex-
County Treasurer Pelton-
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-09-08
Have Surrendered IT, cir Offices.

Washington, Sept. S.-The postofffce
department is informed that Postmaster
Stull, at Mount Pleasant, Ia. and Post
master Hamilton. at Warren. Ind. who
declined to surrender their offices when
removed. Oh the ground that the recent
have both surrendered their offices 20
the inspectors
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-09-08

The two principal German fortresses
ON the Baltic sea are at kouigsburg aud
Dantzic Central Germany has three
irst class fortresses, Spandau. Magde
burg aud Eustrin; on the French from
tier. Metz and Strasburg. and or the
Belgian frontier. Cologne and Coblenz
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-09-08

Southampton, Sept. s-The Amer
lean liner. st. Louie, arrived thie
morning. 6 days. 10 hours and IA
minutes from Sandy Hook to Nee
dies. This beats Furst Bi-marck's
record. maze in 1898. by Al minutes.
The st Louis and ST. Paul now hold
Southam Pton records both east and
west.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-09-08
IRON II ArcitItectrr,.

Tbe use Of iron in architecture Is no.
50 new as people are accustomed &c
think. AT Delhi is forged irou-column
60 feet high. 1t is l8 inches in diameter
at the base and ~ inches at the top.
Its weight is estimated at about II
tons. From records sxtant it is reason-
ably certain that j. was already in ex-
istence 800 years e. C.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-09-08
Gould a Public Iseueractor.

Pine Bluff. Ark. Sept. S.-1he feature
OF the Labor Day celebration here Mon
day was the address of Colonel Samuel
w. Fordyce. president of the Cotton
Belt road. in which he euiesized the
late jay Could as a public benefaeror
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-09-08
Much Wealth Lying Around Loose.

San Antonio. Tex, Sept. s.-Customs
inspectors at Laredo have found an IN
claimed grip on train containing
100000 worth OF diamonds, jewelry and
other yaluahlcs
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-09-08

People suffering from Kidney dis
eases feel Q gradual bat steady loss
OF strength and vitality. They
should lose no time in trying Foley's
Kidney Cure. q guaranteed prepars.
tion. For sale BY T. n. Thomas.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-09-08
GaItse Nice Wins,

London. Sept. Sd. Gubbins' colt
Galtee Moore, winner Of the derby,
won the St. Leger stakes at Doncas-
ter today.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-09-08

New York, Sept. Seen. Lee ar
rived from Havana today. He de-
cliues to talk in regard to Cuban
Affairs until he has reported at Wash
fnytou.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-09-08

Lima. Sept. 8 s-Advices from Bo-
livis are that $50 OPsrsgusyans seized
the Bolivian town of Chiquotos.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-09-08
The scrpeut's Sight.

There is a tradition in many parts Of
Europe that when serpent's sight
grows dim with age he eats fenuel and
thus regains his vision.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-09-08

Palid facss indicate pale, thin
slood. Rosy cheeks show the pure
rich blood resulting from taking
Hoods Sarssparilla.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-09-08
JAP AS A DIPLOMAT.
Has a Way Of Telling Hawaii What
He Thinks with Sherman.
esque Frankness.
SOME POINTS HE WON'T ARB1TRArE

Bscnise. He Tells the Dole Foreign Minis
ter the Island Republic Has Chosen WAYS
That Are Dark aud Tricks That Are Vain
IN This Correspondence-"Arb and
"Capricious" Declared Proper Words to
Use in the Premises.
Washington, Sept S.-The full text Of
the formal acceptance by the Japanese
government Of the proposal to arhitrate
Its differences with Hawaii has been re-
ceive" III this city and copy delivered
10 secretary Sherman. 1t is from Count
okuma, minister of foreign affairs. to
II. Shimamura. japanese minister to
hawaii. ard shows that when it comes to
oipioma;ic correspondence the Japan
esf statesman can WELD ..hefty pen"
understand what he wants and put il
SO that the ether fellow can understand
II also. Count Okuma proposes that ths
hins OF the Belgfans shall be umpire. and
hiakes the following condition precedent
10 arpltration at all: 1T is due TO frank
Less th9t shouid state that.
Tor reasons fully set forth in another in
struction, the imperial government can
Hot consent that the question of the
ocEd Ides H the possession CT $50 by
each CT the rejected free iaborers. or of
the applicability Of the treaty of 1871
TO japanese subjects ether than thos.
belonging 20 the merchant class, shall
be regarded as points Of issue upou
which the decision Of the arbitrator is
to be invited"
An Apology That Rubs 1t In
But it is N that another instruction."
Il a Ri,,I-
to strike hard blow softly, as it We're.
Aiiudirg to Cooper's (the Hawaiian for.
eign minister) objection to the use of the
words arbitrary and ."caprieious'
in characterizingA the refusal OF
the Hawaiian government to allow the
Japanese immigrants to land. Coun,
Okuma says: Mr.. Cooper, ! observe.
takes exception to the words employed
by me in criticising the action of the
faWalfan authorities. He will, l am
sure, understand that I have no intsn-
tlon OF making uss of a single expression
tnat could not be fully sustained. IL
should be sincerely gratified, in the in
terest Of the neighborly sentiments
WRlch nave so long united the two cour-
tries. If l could find any reason to mod
crate the views which have felt bound
to formulate. But unfortunately there
is nothing either in the notes under ac-
acknowledgement or in the more recently
developed facts of the case tending to
place the acts complained Of in a more |
favorable light.
Cannot Take n Word Back.
IN my instruction Of the 18th of June
expressed the firm conviction that the |
acts OF expulsion We're in violation OF
treaty stipulations: were without war |
rant or due process of law, and in disre- !
sard CT the remedia; rights of the ex-
PEELED immigrants; and also that those |
immigrants had been restrained Of their |
liberty. That instruction has not yet |
been answered, and unless it can be |
SHOWN that the conviction thus ad- |
Tarced was erroneous l shall not be able |
TO admit that any wcrd having a less |
precise meaning than arbitrary" would |
accurately describe the nature Of the |
complained Of.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-09-08
BALLENTlNE
CURES.
DR.. Ballentine's True Home
opathic Remedies Never
Fail to Cure.
Read His Book, Select the
Proper Remedy and
Get Well.
Tho following we'll known and
responsible druggisss carry . full
line at all times:
Liss Of Droggisss.
RoCK IsIAxD.
HARPER HOUSE PHARMACY.
NJ. r. BAHNSEN, corner Fourth avenue ana
Twentieth street.
A. j. RIESS, Fourth avenue drug store.
HARTZ ULLEMEYER, corner Third Nv.
enue and Twentieth street.
LOUIS A. SCHMIDT, Seventh Avenue
Pharmacy.
SOHRBECK BROS, Third avenue asd Dig.
teenth street
His Remedies

The following are few OF his rem
edies. and all are cold by your drug.
gist at the uniform price Of 25e each:
NO. 74-CURES LIVER COM.
PLANTS. such Is torpid liver. con.
stiPation. jaundice. etc.
NO. SECURES PILES. strength.
ems the weakened veins and Allsys
and cures the internal Inflammation.
NO. 72-PILE OINTMENT. 70 b.
used In connection with the Pile
Care; an external application. Cures
itchir & at once.
NO. SECURES RHEUMATISM
sciatic. fnfammatory. muscular and
lumbsgo. 1t gives immediate relief
and srms rent cure.
NO. S. NERVE CURE - Be-
stores Lost Vitality. builds mp
broken down tissues. puts new life
ia man. cures all nervous diseases.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-09-08

bscnise' He Tells the Dole Foreign Minis
ter the Island Republic Has Chosen Ways
That Are Dark aud Tricks That Are Vain
IN This Correspondence-.Arb and
"Capricious" Declared Proper Words to
Use in the Premises
Decorah-posten., 1897-12-07

hru. gGIceHoe frem unber en- SIS
prG I ben beitanoige Snees ReQton
lpl'es ben for s5inbuen at itrsmnc
rem LEGION u~mipbelbart fra Cub
oommens egst 9aien, iom ON bet bar
bens GipSblob.
Naar !9inouen bar grsbet benne
2ante, Iua bebsriter ben bans belle
Stno. Raar ban / Nuttens Stilbeb
'tdar pod 8reopen al Ganges % be-
trd9ter ben breoe Strsm al frems
llelloe 8dno / 5ulomaansns 9ps, i1s
mes BET ban at bore en- 2ipss Strgm,
'pecteIt uo'enot al Sub % 9ipen til
Beroen, paa @runo berof bar bette
gano for 9inoueu ben famine Dirt
ming og guooommeli9e Strait Iom msb
Sanobeo tun s~iGloer ON a%riItenboms
mems belige5orionings sWiboel. San
tror, at 8ungess9 anoet renter fra be-
gargne Spnoer. Den, Iom tror paa
8ongeS," flyer bet binbuiIte Orb
iprog, "eIer oritter al ben. ~bortpaiter
pletterne At ct bunoreos 5ebiter; men
ben, ION baber Iig / BEN, bortoaFsr
pletterne al ct Go
temporary.
anm. Oct ON 5sbilsrns iigtsr
til Sinbuernes 5ro paa SjGlepans
bringen. &c n9ite Stptts.
Decorah-posten., 1897-12-07
II III?

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lac itlfe2tn
Two.StePs
D 10 Gsrb
brio til uP.
Esrntpm' d.
Ia
p, a,;,,,,
r. ~ SSs..
Decorah-posten., 1897-12-07
2. SjGlcuanorinacn.

Srosn pau en- @ubbom, pua SjGs
lens uoeoelisbeb. paa MenneItenes
Spnbt9beo og paa en- retfGrbig 8jens
siGlbeIie ps aoitiuelie al Snoe og
Gobe efter 9sben sr maaIte lite gans
tie uoilettet al noset Sebniugefotts
Yepioitbeb. sos be fantaiirige Stns
buer bar benns 9ro afsbt 2Gren ON
SiGlenes 9anbringsr efter 0sben.
9pis Sjatene oeb Msnneitenss DEB
life er rene NOT til at f~orenes msb
8ubbommen, iaa mdd be efter Sins
buernes 5rp tilbage til Sorben og oeb
en- Snogaden i Stene. Qlanter. DIR
eller MennsIter efterbaanben forbes
bres pg renIes fra fine Spnoer Og
ubbber.
9a enbog MenneIter, ipm ber sr
ncget goot peb, ituar poa foritjellige
Grin at 0pb, iaa fan en- og famine
Sj9l / Sibernes 2s6 blibe fsot inb
/ @erosn igisn / mango foritjeQige
W~enne'ter. Gnoog ON SiGlen life
er pda Neogang, iaa at ben bliper
p9rre pg p9rre % pmiiber mao edu
fortabt, Ida tan bet bog ifsGge Spitss
met tage en- fa~belugtig lang lib, for
ben ian blipe fri og inbe soig 5rsb
peo at forenes meo eler eQa op /
8uooommen, bDorpeo BEN bog ontuqes
Zig mi'ter fin perIpnli96eb, FIN Sne
o%ioioualttet ligeIom en- 0raabe 8anb,
Der faloer / Sapet. Der uneipes nj
Srin paa 5orbeoringens aanbeli9e
Stige; men bpor ooerfaoiit o. meta
milf, man t9nter fig bisfe 0pbigbsz
bens Rangstldsier, fan fees beruf, at
man orbner bis1e Grin omtrentlig eff
ter aaItep9Ienets 9rincip. Were
llnberretning berom fan finoss / en-
GncnclppRbi unoer Srbst Wetems
pIphoIis.
3. 9ibt mere ON gungans "Yile'
grims @anbring".
s go 10 al bisIe Stptter bar Coz
ieren bapt Qnleoning til at Re tpns
oiae M9nbs uptalelfe til 5oripar
for 8unban Iom original 5oriatter
til napnte Bert. Smiolertib bar
Mebbeleren ienere itsot paa en- an
ben os messt elore notaleIie at Sr.
Dior, iom oerfor oeiaa msboeles til
Saesns 8elpsning. s Snblebningsn
til i'm nbgaOe at "pilegrimen" 1847
tiger ban bl.Q. dngausnbe benns Dogs
2i9bep meo elpre 8erter: "Gnbber
qaaItanb, etbpert 8int, fom tom til
min SunoItab, bleo nsie unoerisst og
be Bigger, Tom Der bar Gale ON, bleO
gisnnemgdasbe; og oesforuoen blep
etbpert Qnegoriit Bert, Tom tunoe fins
bes, alore eno bet 18bs aar6unbreoe,
uq / ale europpiIts Sprog, neie uns
perIssts, pg Reiultatet er ct fulbs
Itanbi9t gepis for gunpans fulb>
ftanbige O~riginulitet." Zee "R. C
g." s, g. 222.)
Decorah-posten., 1897-12-07
baanobo9
Mtinreiotas EOu9luniuG
al Nop 4 -. urstaupsr.

3nosboIocnoe De / 1875 Ueotague 2ovs,
8alaIoUe. Iopn lore, GouutpIope, Statte.
lo0e, Siolelout. &ttlooe, 6~aittgl0Ue, 2Gsts.
TABS O8 SgilstriSi e. Gone, 8eal Gitate,
&srcI' % GauoIODe. zhifeloUt. ariiutuai'
lore, Glen GOUe, Trcouirgs.2 0Ue o. IN.
HOatH CT muoUGri9 ior eHbpcr 5orrst.
ntngemano o. 6armer, g2eo ben / quiet
inu mon iparc fin uteBet erpbsrt o9 10.
after III GaqiBrsr. @pbt tnbourbet $3.50,
portoir,t GiliaIqs hos
~. Hnunofsn,
3ecorab, Soma.
Decorah-posten., 1897-12-07

Zen npe Spmnitine '5usoernen," ION isg
iebte for en- 5io iieer, er en- iaa aoo Spma.
time, iom Rogeu bebsuer. Gragt so GeHiA
u. Rofenlauo, Bopouine. 9i3.
Decorah-posten., 1897-12-07

SEQ Tan notnls ON Spmafineu "Snspep
men, at bet life CT optrprtotlt, bpa0 De-
taar ! NnbsfaIluscrne for oeu. Sen e. iuIo
laa 900 iort noatn 30--iO Dollars D2ai.iut
Grast Si.50 issosor Rpsaars, Rtes
utle. NINA
Decorah-posten., 1897-12-07

en- Sits
ueo isja.
me. sdo
age nlta'a
iaa im'S
ban but
Oroen, IL
uot aau0'
Eisen fnI"
ntaatts sil
Bet ill., d
b(i iHsp
e Qipst,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-10-04
GRACE AND GLITTER.

A very attractive grenadine is
woven in rather large checks with
cords laced over the surface in dia-
mond-shaped blocks. In a second ex-
ample. of the same kind the cords are
woven IN the form of an Intricate
; bt aiding pattern upon tissue like
mousseline. Embroidered dots, scat
tered or in groups, vary other styles
and the ever pleasing vermicelli de-
sign is displayed in another variety.
A leaf pattern stands in relief from
another sort a floral pattern is
wrought in a square-meshed weave,
the design being shadowy and elusive
Since the skirt has lessened in VOL
ume the modiste's decorative skill is
doubly taxed. Fashion favors a Law
ish distribution of trimming upon
both skirt and bodice. Gold threads
glisten in all sorts of trimmings. In
lace they are particularly attractive
and novel, but give no hint Of tawdri-
ness.
Renaissance, Duchesse and Russian
laces are wrought with gold and are
applicable to the handsomest of fab
RIGS. A lace-like design in black
mousseline de sole has a Renaissance
edging visible through the openings of
the lace.
Then there are motifs in the various
laces mentioned, heavy with gold
skillfully introduced. These motifs
may be applied upon boleros, full
vests, sleeves and skirts.
Very Frenchy looking is a bonnet
composed Of innumerable discs of yell
low fancy straw with lace chiffon set
at the edge. At the left side are ad-
justed two white tips and a black
chiffon rosette with a rhinestone
sparkling in the center Black velvet
strings are added, but they may be dis
pensed with, if not desired.
Trimming is the all-important ele-
ment of present attire. It's presence
is unfailing, no matter what the pur-
pose or intention of the gown. If a
simple lawn or dimity is to be worn in
the morning, it is beautiful with lace
or embroidery, inexpensive but yet
dainty. If of the type which excludes
frillS and fiuffiness. braid is the choica.
and again, if for dressy service, there
is scarcely limit to the variety of
garnitures appropriate for it.-From
The Delineator.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-10-04
Milligan, Wilkin 4 Go.
will make a small producer in the
BEAUTIFUL 75c WALTZ. Csc.

It will make a small producer in the
Berea sand.
The we'll being drilled for Campbell
& Learn, on the Rebecca Reed farm,
on French Creek, got the sand the latter
part of the week and filled up two hun
bred feet with oil.
Out on Sugar Creek, in Tyler county,
the we'll being drilled on the Wagner
farm by Wharton & Co. is about 400
feet deep, and the work is being push
ed rapidly. There is being a great deal
of interest manifested in the territory
out in this part of the coil country"
and territory is in good demand there
A few days ago A. Steelsmith, one of
the most prominent operators in the
upper country secured a block of
800 acres out in that section and has
mada arrangements to drill it at once
He has the material for one we'll on
the ground and the rig is in course of
erection. It is expected work will be
commenced during the early part of
next week. In this section during the
first couple of years, there has been
practically nothing done outside of a
large gas well, which was drilled to
the north of where the wells mentioned
above are located, because t0e territory
in other sections was more prolific than
this. The Carter Oil Company drilled
a couple of wells in this territory not
long ago, and while the wells are shot
in and the company will not give out
anything about them, it is believed they
are good wells and have been shot in
for the purpose of securing more ter
ritory.
Treat & Crawford have drilled their
No Asher deeper and it has increased
production to a considerable extent.
Their Nos. 10 and II are drilling near
the. top of the sand and should be COM
pleted by this afternoon.
The Mongolia Oil Company's No. 8
Farrell 1S-acre tract, is also due this
afternoon.
The Henry & Macdonald Oil Com
panys No II John Pipes is making Is
barrels per day.
Their Nos Z and 13 are due the early
part of next week. Their No. IA has
been located and the rig is now going
up.
Near Centerville. Foster is drilling
at a depth Of 80 feet in the sand on
the Pierpont farm, but has so far been
unable to find any oil.
The Carter Oil Company is reported
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-10-04
SHOCKING.

NO" said Miss Murdoch, 81 shall
never speak to Tom Parker again. He
lnsulted me yesterday"
"The wretch" exclaimed Miss Dull
Wich. "How was it?"
You know he and l met at the
seashore. We became very well ac-
quainted-went in bathing together
every day-and, well, he gave me to
understand that he loved me-
''Yes?"
so happened to be passing his Of
nee yesterday, and l thought / would
stop aid invite him out to take tea
with US some evening next week"
And you found that he had merely
been flirting with your"
%, it was awful! I never was so
shocked in my life. Why. the horri-
PIE creature came out from behind the
desk IN his shirt sleeves! / just fed
without saying word to him!,-
Cleveland .eader.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-10-04

toilette for miss. The blouse-iacket
is natty; the closing is made at the
center of the front in a fly and above
the closing lapels are formed. The
Jacket droops all ,round in the new
blouse style over a fancy belt and
rounded pocket laps button over the
opening to inserted pockets. Five
cores are comprised in the Hanback,
skirt. The new dress goods in any
admired shade will be made up in
this style and braid, arranged plainly
or fancifully, will be the preferred
adornment
The Butterick patterns are: blouse
jacket No. 1920; sizes; ages, 10 to
16 years; any size, Is cents; and skirt
No. 9301; sizes; ages, 10 to 16
years; any size, Is cents.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-10-04
PROPOSALS..

PROPOSALS FOR THE ERECTION
OF NEW NORTH WING TO UNIyER-
SITY~ HALL, WEST VIRGINIA UNI
Sealed proposals will be received at this
Office until o'clock p. M, On the 18th day
of October, 1897. for all labor and mater
ials required in the erection and compile
ton of the proposed north wing TO the
University Hall, West Virginia University,
in accordance with drawings and speci-
this office. Each bid must be accompan-
isd by certified check for $500 Fifteen
Hundred Dollars. The right is reserved
to reject any or all bids and to waive any
defect or informality in any bid. should 1t
be deemed in the interest of the State to
dos so. All proposals received after the
time stated for opening will be returned
to the bidders unopened. ELMER f. JA-
COPS. Architect in charge, Morgantown,
W. Va. $3.50, 2&i
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-10-04
THE PEN is MIGhElER THAN THE SWORD

De Faan Co. Pen Manufacturers of Phil
adelphia, have. put sale in Wheeling.
w. Va, their celebrated Aluminium Pens.
These pens have been manufactured for
the past twenty-five years and give better
satisfaction than any common steel pens.
State department of West Virginia has
been using them for the past 20 years. also
Government Department Washington, d.
81 80 per gross $15 90 doz. gross. Sam
Piles, q pens on card, sent to any address.
15c. Office of manufacturer. and 8 North
Eighth Street, Philadelphia.
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