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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1897-04-17

expectations ~ ell. ~ vas alao The won.
drfful playing of Mis- Cook. which show
NJ that she was an artist In every sense
u the word. The moot varied tastes we're
satisfied by this wonderful soprano, from
the simplest tuneful rallh :" the more
brilliant 0raturio aud lyric selections.
Her voice Il pure, rich and sweet, and
wonderfully strong. Her appearance on
the platform II qneenly. aud her name,
Is very pleasing. and last evening after
her tirst aong she had completely captur.
~ the audience. TN the whole this waa
by far the best concert given here In n
long time. and the ladies' ~ the church
are N BE- congratulated upon giving the
music loving public such = rare treat,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1897-04-17

Is ~lr>~lrr and wife 10 r., ", Davis
Warranty drri To- lot -, block - New
MnIco Town c"mpanl conSlheTa'
tlpu. 81
Town NJ Gallup 10 the board IT tSiuca-
tluu Of the town II ,,tllup, deed Ia several
town lot IN the town NJ nallup, situated
"n "a" = r. 81 section H. 81
Jose t. Mlilrt Auh wife Ia Miguela e,
ir Norris, warranty deed Ia piece ~
hand IA ud Nbulurtqur consideration,
tLu
j. \ Rnukham AMI wife to owen bins
drlr, warrant, deed 10 lots 3, II AMI ~,
bluck -, kfownrH-ll and lAil addition,
consideration, ESQ,
IA" proIeTt, transfer published In
Ihur-,iAI ~CIIILtN, which read Mary Me.
uunui- aud husband Ia Jacob l.orbs.
,hould have been MARY Ac,iuirr and hus-
lAui
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1897-04-17
~ h"ul Matter.

tounty superintendent Prrra to-day
apI1Ttlonr'l ont the county schWul fund
tn the Nrhuil- ui the county aud city.
The superintendent ~ forty cents Tor
each child of ~ch"nl aye. Mr. l'rrea h
much plraS'd with the Zeal displayed by
sister Margaret AMI Brother liAbfiel. who
al" AT the head NJ the SchoOl- IN the pre-
rlnrt NJ B"fnAlilln lhr funds a. run the
-ch"nlS expired AT the end ~ TX months.
nut they pfupo-r Ia keep IN" -chnol- open
without pay Tor lhrT mouths more.
which viii make It n fail sch0ol year ~
nlnr months. THIS II n mobile example ~
S"lf sacrifice aui genuine devotion to the
rau-" ~ education, which IL deserving ~
uu-tlntri praise.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1897-04-17
IHn RAILROADS.

The S)corrO yards are 10 have new coal
chu,es Ia q few weeks.
A new high pressure water tank will
anon replace the one doing service In San
Marcial.
The Atlantic n Pacific will lay 10
miles II steel rails on ia line this
spring.
The Grand Trunk railway complains
tina, ita passenger earnings are impaired
by the lisa " bicycles.
Sheep -hearing will begin at Walnut
east " Flagstaff, on April IL. Ah"nt 30
100 head will be cllpISsi there.
The annual meeting ot the Prescott
Mining Exchange iur the election Ut DILL
GERS takes place Tuesday, April rs,
over NuD head Of cattle crossed the
line from Mexico into AriZOnS within twO
days recently unr man paid t3,ooo III
duties.
Stafford Rowe, u Flagstaff, II putting
his Rad a. Gfand canyon into gSh shape
Tor the expected rush NJ tourists this
season.
The local engineer II the Atlantic n
Pacific has surveyed AMI laid IN the
ground Tor the new dining rOom ani hc.
pot ut Win-lOw
The Santa Fe company put n gang 10
work last week laying steel from the
Atlantic n Pacific Junction south Tor
about thirty miles.
The city Of Ash Fork - now fun u Mex.
lean sheep shearer-, ~ -ome forty thnn.
sand head Of sheep are Ia be- shrarrd Ia
that vicinity tn, month,
The Prescott electric company Is build.
ing u Telephone line from thaparral TO
the Providence camp. II will al-o. III all
probability, be- extended 10 the LOttie
mine.
Ham Light. a pioneer ~ Arizona, who
owned ranch near lila bend. was
burned 10 death un sunday night, while
trying 10 ssye papers from hia burning
residence.
The Santa H. Railway company has
commenced making Improvements 10y r..
moving the plank platform around the
hotel AMI depot nj Deming. and VIII put
concrete In its place.
The Mexican Central railway has de-.
ciicd 10 improve its water facilities 10y
the erection " n number u reservoirs Un
ia main line and the lamplco aud san
Luis lutOsi branches.
Charley teach. ihe Albuquerque horse
man. has two Of his trotier-. Derringrr
and Leroy al Congress Junction. says
the journal Miner. They ara IN charge
Of Charles Ieiger at that place.
The first comp,unh locomotive he.
lIeNed "a have gone from this country Il
Central America will he Ihipp"i on the
steamer Advance at her next sailing. II
VIA built b, the pitt~butg Locomotive
works
The receivers Ot the Baltimore n chic
railroad have spent f1,Un.nG during the
twelve months they have hal charge al
the rml, Ia improving III" system. r"
pairing tracks and buying new loco
mutiNp-.
This country l. h,ril, fenced in yet ~
far ~ new railroads are concerned. III,
'nith States han only 3 : miles ni ttark
per square mile, somparri with 10 II
France. l3G IN Getmnny, lGG III Eng
land, AMI FL IN belgium
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1897-04-17
GALLUP GiEANfN0s.
A ~ SsriouS Accident occurs 10 q we'll
Known CiiiIsn.

uallup. Aptil y Lovely weather In
ns,lup. such that "0ne would wish ~
lave tl,oli-and wears. II II continued" ~
W. Wells -AIi
To" Congregational AID A"ciety met a,
Nf- j. ~pirf. ~ Ihur-day, aud -wed
fot Mrs i Il Brown, who II preparing ~
vat Ter 1Au.htrr. she intends ~ start
on Moudal neat.
w. T.. Pratt Aui family are 10 occupy
the SAhJuls residence, = large and neatly
Hui,Ard house, aud the carpets are being
Iai for them, ~ II IL probable that they
will b" with ~ ON.
v : Campbell aud family have moved
to ,hr h"nnedy hon~e IN north Gallup.
Cha- Harding and family are enjoying
trip 10 raltn'nia, AMI intend " he
away about the" week., Mrs slmpson
Is caring tn' their hpu.. during their
absence
j j kerg,n Anl Wv. kl@!on were
-umlnunr'i " AlLuqurfIur ~ h-lnrs.
day.
Miss BERTHA Rupert l. still In Fresno.
hut there Afr runners II \ homr coming
which - guL news Ia many ~ IA.
Nf. Young. the nephew NJ Mrs. kuch.
rni~rkrt and Mrs. krrIir, died On Tues
IaN and the burial services were held IN
the Methodist church ~ "Wednesday nj
T. IA, Rev sunderland oil rating.
IN" ruI,d ~ st. kgne' met at Mis-
Luiu iiltrn'- last "Wednesday, aud are
H. l." entertained hS MIS- u Page next
NrinrD'a> CONTRARY D general club
regulations the ladies' form the business
rrurut aid Tia gentlemen the rrlal
After Lent II past there Will hr u 4urial
gathering III III" evening II the days
Slrn the 'inld m"et-, when the gentle.
m"n ARE inv tied /" attend, and u PHEASANT
time pfunl-'si with rafl-, games, music
rrrltntiuu. AMI refreshments.
Mrs Johnny BrysLi, II Williams. Ia
N,ltIng with her husbands sister, Mrs
Y /. Krld Mr Bryant Wa connected
With IL" Ctr-r"nt Tor II long time.
III" ladies Ut the Episcopal church are
MASKING rxt-n~i'" preparations Tor their
II ,~trr services. aud expect from the lib
rInl offerings PROMISED IL be- ahle ~ pay
the greater part ut The church'- Indebted
hes. special music Is being rehear--d
Tor the mcd~ion, aud n liberal supply oi
Il ,wrT- have been urlrr~l.
Mr.. rraur has rented the krtnrr Ie-l
drucr furnished, during Mrs k"tnrf'- ~
Jrutn ia tallfutnIH
Miss lulu Bolton viii ~ To- NhuIuer.
Iur for "A N-lt with ifrnd- -'SIn after
r. ester.
\ rla-- ~ eight are preparing Tor con.
hrmatlnn at the next visit u the bishop
IN charge 1T this ,ilrrS", Epi+cOpalian.
Mr- ii, sk~rln has n beautiful new
wheel aud Is enjoying this lovely wealth.
rr along with the other lady cyclists.
special services ar" IN preparation Tor
Easter ~ all our churches
Mr. Movers aud family have roomI at
rtyr'- hotel AMI ,~nld at Mr- wili-'
Nlr--f-. Allen. VIII AMI Nallac" Poor.
mtu and Rev Manuel are testing the
mrrt- Il hwhrlrr club lie. having rent
rd a iufnI he'd house of Mrs. RritZ, and
mrrd ruiuiri chef, -THk.IKlrk,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1897-04-17

II gul that bius'Im on my nn-e hon
r-tlN, said 60. j, u, Albright this morn.
iug, amt Don't Nou forget IL It will
hr Trn'mh, rri l., the friends ~ the col
.uurl ;hat several months ago, before he
vent up H. santa Fr during the lrgl-
lilur", aud made all the d,lnrTAtlr i,si.
rral officials ct, enough, that his skin
wa Almu-t alaha~trr white, aud II WAS
feared that hr Ma IN the decline. lie
cuu-ulIsSi his gu-i wife, And she advised
vigorous WORK 0n their ranch Just b"yOnd
the northern limits ~ the city. lie tnk
the advice, called AT IHE tlrlIkN office
AMI srcurSi SEVERAL packages ~ govern.
mrui seeds, AMI II l. nov actually sAid
hat hr has hrttur" growing already
Hart work brought around u T,si color Ia
h-'fHc" AM the sun hrlpsi 10 put a ilr-t
class hlpOlu "iI hl- nUSr, lie hAA prom
l-'si -nulr garden trrrk Ia InF CIflIEN
office
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1897-04-17

The liolbrook Argus Say- ~ farewell
ball was given last saturday night AT
COnnor'- hall. In honor NJ Miss Bessie
Buchanan, who left on No. for Albu.
qurrpue, Monday, Ia visit her SISTER
The attendance was gOOd aud all report
AN excellent time. Miss Buchanan
many friends In this plare regret very
much 10 lOae her from the social circle"
The IIolbrook Argus says II, W. Rey.
nOldS Of Albuquerque, representing the
Mutual life Insurance company Of New
York, VIA visitor In llolbrook this
week. In the interest ~ that popular aud
reliable company.
The Socorro Advertiser says; Mrs +.
Frank. Of Albuquerque, IL here visiting
her relatives. aud. with Master Maurice
and Miss Viola at home, makes n"
strauss family complete"
The Soc0rtO Advertiser says that II X
quietly whispered that SrOrr0 will lee
represented at the amateur bicycle races
at the Albuquerque fair this fall,
The EllZabetht0wn Miner SAY -.
RS.rnwAld Of Albuquerque, haa been
here looking the ground over with view
II starting IN business"
The Ilolbrook Argus says Richard ;,
raraiis" arrived "A few days since from
Albuquerque aud II employed al AZ H.,
Schusters.
TmF recent California legislature cost
the state tlnj,777SL
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1897-04-17
NEW INCORPORAvwNS.
Artlt eS oi inIofrorAtlon of ,OmrIniei
IIyJ NiIh N.NttIdtN hIit,f

IieJ Siln N.St,idtN hIii,f
Nti,l,- NJ interpolation ul the lulluS
,us uaurI ruurtutr' have h'ru ul"l
Nith ~rrI tdr Nu,'r al santa tr dut
.ug tie ut., N,'N
thr Ngua del uiu company, utgauii'i
~ 90" IuII'N-r u d'Iuuug uhi "-,Ht.,
uiut-, miutrg piul"tN AM iul ia" "i"I
AVON AMI ur,riupurhl thrt"d h"
principal office II ~" ruhphhl viii m'
At fIlt-huIH Ia The capital -,Ok o.,
t2b,ri, ui viii IL : tjI have irrn raid
H. ihr Iu,uupin,uI- are irutp
ruNur-, MI,in.u 10, fuAur-, Iiay VA
Nrf. j NIiIau Nhik'i ani ihuniA- II,
Given.
the hlh,u- Mlulug ~ MINING compan,,
/ H.. rAlllaI -futk thi- COMPANY u 80
s.. hni the ptu,t, plarr "i bu'iur--
IT, g,,,u ~ lirtuuNlr, ', VI. IN" COM
papN Autlurl"d agent l. l. STONE,
ir-Iuiug at EuLnhrthtu~ y VI lh"
.nIrcI ul the COMPANY II To- GARY "I a
grurfai mlnIug bu-tur--. IT." IucUtprt
tluI- ~" ~, v bingham \. "rllrf, >.
l.. Nuflh"y, Ju-rpu lilu--, / j. NHn", j.
Il Uran, II h NAlkrf r. j. bingham
ani iuufgr stone
The NrN MrNIruN West, "a kIlIfuai
cuiupaus las h,rn lucutpuiat"d TT the
Yiii /, 49, ~ constructing Hii OPERATING
rniiluad and Telegraph nnrr ia thr l"iII.
.ph 81 NrN MrNlru he ytlnrIrhl
li zee II business i East las Vegas Hul
H., capital stack l. tl.t'pun, lNidri
mo- l.,''" -hafr- ~ the IaI Nalur u II ~
rHru ~" directors hlr hd"hfi II.
smith. ~ VI. l.Htimrf l., t. VI. Nos, |.
" TIA, Hhfi AMI Jaruh hlrhL al ul Ilu'
at, m hast La, Vegas. llu- company
piup,-,- lu rru-tfuri a nu" lIuru - con.
urctIuu Wdl The santa 30 at dahwrii
lIN ~ .ilak county, ""-t"atl ir Ia"
luaIiuu aver at ~ H,at IT." town ui
ImhiIuu, thrncr along SAID ltnhff"n
aver to iur MutrIiu valley, AMI thence
-u'lhNr-uti, "a -dii Nhil'l b. The Lar
Ihngr uI rLuuuthlu- AT ~ near the I"lni
.uuNuh- las pas, Theme" "hih"a-t'ilN
tIrug the inr, rtrrk tu point mar the
,uHu ut lnu-. Theme" WESTERLY tu ~" kIu
u,fdhir be lau- at ~ mar the town ui
ufluht, thrucr along thr ltlu iifhnIr Lee
lhu- lu 1t. Junction With ia" kiu hthid"
l,' \uftr lhfrr branches ATE pruITr-''l
the laiN hihuch, the tlII,hrthluH
branch huI lh, krd lsNrr extension
Inr i,r,- ltAIInay CONSTRUCTION \
Land ruupAnN l. ufganlIsi iu' III" put
ir,-" 81 acquiring Iand AMI constructing
tsIltuAI- AMI lrIrgfhph lII."- ~ tie Tea
uluH ~ Nrw MtNIru. rr IuruI p,fh1Iuil
II lh- company ~ lrha- hpG"'hr- IA Al
thrI ruluruu Hu"f" u" uhu'- ul iI''r
iuI,. rituitI stock, etc, a., gN"u
Ice NlhhainA Mining, NlIuug, irI-iny
N iuNn-Il" COMPANY i lurufIuTAi"i luI
the utttlE,.. uI aiuulTiny uIurIi Ian.
Nud carving uu g"h"ta mining hu-
lnr-- ~ H." territory ui Ne" M"hl'"
Ice capital stock l. gwen ~ tl,""''''
iINlird into I.'rt.r -hhIr- 81 IT," I'il
vain" ~ : each III" pflnrlphl ulll.' "l
IT," company l-tn located At Nlhulu'rqu'
AMI ia" lhcmIHIfhtnf- are hIuu Ia
irlrr raymond, T. u. luuut Ei"lu \
hHhpp, X =. Hail ami T. Il l'rhirr
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1897-04-17
i-nii-nIisTy N"t--

LorrnZo Sanrhr4, ~ TnI- county, Was
Released THIS morning from the trrTItoT.
tai p~nitentlary, on n pardon issued On
saturday 10y Acting 'iuNrrnur Miller,
lli4 sentence wa4 for three years for
murder In the third degree. Tie had
served one year anh left Tor his Taos
county home this morning,
Francisco Flores. ~ SOcorTo county.
sentenced Ia on" year fur burglary Sa-
discharged to-day On account NJ eXplra.
ton IT sentence. This waI his second
term In the institution. hut ~ he has
behaved himself we'll during his term ~
imprisonment, he received an allowance
0I time and restoration NJ citizenship.
New Mexican.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1897-04-17

J-'I Lat-T InfoTmaII"n
There saS n ftIIlur Ia circulation last
night that the sale NJ the San Felipe hu
tel property tn Frank r., Stutsrr h,,i fall
rn through, aud IHE tITlLEN. III order a.
give the iHctS, obtained the following IN.
ipIki.w
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1897-04-17

Two wears HRu, H. II, Warren, drug
H,t nj rlra-ant ltrnnk, \. l., bought a
small suppl, II Chamh"TlalnS Cough
Remedy. lie sums ny the result ~ tol.
lows At that time the gnsl- were IN
known ~ this section, to-day Chamber
bans tough Krmrdy IL n household
wort II l. the same IN hundreds NJ
communities Wherever the g"od Iual
lti'- 81 rhamhrrlaln'- tough krnrd, IL"
r0ur knuWu the p.'opl" viii have nothing
tI-' For sale hy !. II. u'Hrlll"y n Go.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1897-04-17
I'M rr,hr Of The Im~n

Ihr lhdlr- IT ia" Public Library a.
-urIallnu have, during the lnzt five years.
N their own un;lFIng rnhraNor- main.
tanned one ul the most worthy iuStitir
tons now ~ existence Ia our city. They
uud. however. that II ~ lmpn-~lhlr Ia
Keep ny the library with III" funds At
their command, aud ha'" therefore de-
t"rmlnrd tn augment their RESOURCES by
giving a dance. the receipts " which
they huv" viii hr -ullrirnt Ia THE them
over the coming -ummrr months II be-.
h"o,"- ever! citizen ~ tlhupurrIus Ia
help along the ladies IN their endra'ur4.
AMI II l. to ~ hoped that large numbers
viii attend their tail. On Tuesday, April
- Tickets have been placed within ~.
rN lolN'- mrAn- l. Tor couple ana
-. tuf q -lngl" p"t-un
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1897-04-17

In the -uit ~ Newton Finney, oi New
YORK ~ho seeks All accounting from thu
New Mexico Mining company, while by
the same proceeding the Stockholders Ia
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1897-04-17
Fur over FIny Years.

- ON ANp NELL-THIED REMEDY.
Nr- Nln-lnw'- SOothing syrup has been
I-'d Tor over iifty years by millions ~
mothers for their children while t.sthing
With perfect success. II -othe- the child,
~,ft"n- the gums. allays all pain cures
wind colir. aud Is the beat rrneiy for
ilafrhBa. Il pheasant a. the taste Sold
by druggists ~ every part ~ the world.
twenty i've cents bottle. Ia value II
lucalruahlr, lI- sure ani AK Tor Mira.
Nn-lo"'s Snthing syrup, and take no
other kind
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1897-04-17

Tomas 'iriego, Of Brrnallllo, l.. In the
city to-day, lie hal charg" II N" ulero
bath hons" at the Jrmel hot springs ~,
rral years age, and stated this morning
that he would ~ up Ia the SPRING N
few days,
w.. r. oliver II the local land office Of
the Santa fe railway, was at the depot
last night, lie t,0k th. train Tor santa
Fe, and Will probably extend his trip IN
l.a Vegas,
Felix Lester, atloTne, WIN VIA At loI
Angeles, CAl,, on legal business, ha. re-
turned
Editor h0ot, Of the Gallup cleaner.
came Ia from the west last night
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1897-04-17

TnE tIrIIrN Il reliably Informed this
Afternoon that IN the matter III the pur
rha" II the san FrliI@ hotel l.! Mr. Ntur.
g"S, IL" point " disagreement between
hin AMI Mr~~r- | ndrThlll aud Franklin
has been practically settled
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1897-04-17

The jury Ia the ease NJ the Territory
", F"lll" fadllla returned = verdict this
morning ~ guilty II assault with intent
Ia XII The DEFENDANTS attorney. Mr..
NAcun, gave notice that he would ask
tnT nrw lrlal raillla assaulted Jr-u4
Ca-tmlno With u yum near PnJaIllo last
tail.
~ IA" matter ot the Territory ", Jack
Btahy, charged with running gambling
hhl" al hallup with ri a license, Ons (
~" . ,ses wn- tried and "A verdict NJ not
guilty was returned 10y the direction ~
the court whereupon the district attor.
nry dismissed the other eleven cases
against Mr. Brady, involving the same
questions ~ the Uhr decided hN the court
The cA- NJ The Territory ~. Mrlquia.
dr- Martin, charged with n" murder ~
his sweetheart nj thlllli few months
ago, j. now on trial IN the district court.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1897-04-17
NnIIir al SnIi

H.. I.~'r..t count ut the .
pl,'r. cot 'Nr lr'rtiuy O. s.. H., ..
"'''' Vt "''rr 4,
IiNuI l.. u..H'r',
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1897-04-17
Grand ton,.rt.

Last evening u lHrg" and appTeciatiye
audience gathered at the rnngfegat lonal
church a. listen Ia "a concert given hy
Maiam" J0hn-tonr hishOp, assisted by
Miss Nrllle t'nk, about Which ~ much
has been sald the past week IN. sing.
ing 0f Mira blshop was fully up W the
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1897-04-17

Dos ~ -
llrnFtal Pass go ~ ~.
Albugurt. No. y :
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-02-20
PRODUCE

CHICAGO February 1.-THE advancing
tendency of t0-days wheat market was un-
interrupted except 10y the moderate re
actions which are its regular accompaml-
r,aur the May option closing at lie ad-
vance. Renewed war rumors were the
l.ue. of the closing strength.
Corn and oats were stronger ana cioSeu
lac higher each.
PROVISIONS started strong but lost all the
advance later. and closed al substantially
unchanged figures.
~'rer- was very nearly repetition OF
the Thursday market in wheat lot the
,,,-~,,.nr Nav opened i'm rather an uncer-
tain manner M 1JlSu152s against yester-
DAVIS closing figures at 15i4 Q115Ss, but with
rgrdly any trading at the lowest quota
-Ti,e Drfce kept creeping up slowly on mod
er9ro and scattering buying, with no dis
nosition of buyers to take profits or bears
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-02-20
WINTER CARRIAGE DRESS.

Heavy Tan Doeskin Coat and Skirt of Fine
Tweed Make Warm and serviceable
RIG.
Tt is cold driving in the winter,
whether one goes in the cab or in the
ever-ready street cars. The cars are
warmer, but in either case a good,
comfortable dress is needed.
A business woman Of this city, who
makes many outdoor trips during the
winter season, has equipped herself
with a coat Of tan doeskin. 1t is light,
warm and very pretty. The back is
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-02-20

to put out short lines at the better figures
About the only explanation offered was
that the whole trade felt buliish-that
there was the feeling that wheat win do
better.
Cash quotations were as follows:
Wheat, No. spring I4Bnl5esc; No. 3
spring 121d73c; No. red o5AdS6l4c.
Corn, No ., 22l3G244c.
Oats, No. 2. l6M0l6iac; No. ? white 1Si2d
he; No. white lGQl9c.
Rye. No. 2, 33c
Barley. No nominal; No. 8, 25d5Sc; No.
4. 22l2G25c.
Flaxseed. No. 1, 7Hzd77c.
Timothy seed. price 3 60.
Mess pork. per barrel. s. 90G1 %.
Lard per 100 pounds s. 92l5.
Short ribs. sides QOose) s. 95d4 20; dry
sailed shoulders (boXed). 4l2G4&c.
Short clear. sides boxed. 4AG43sc.
Whisky. distillers' finished goods, per
gallon 81 L.
Sugars. cutlOaf unchanged.
No. yellow corn 22l2M22%c.
Receipts and shipments, Flour, receipts
n.WO barrels; shipments 5000 barrels;
Wheat receipts 1900 bushels: shipments
$500 bushels; Corn. receipts $4,000 BUSH
els; shipments 252 600 bushels: Oats, $4,000
bushels: shipments; Rye. 5000 bushels;
hipments 1000 bushels Barley. receipts
$1,000 bushels; shipments 5000 bushels.
On the produce exchange to-day the
butter market was steady; creameries 15g
zoe; diaries 9d17c.
Cheese steady at 9iad10hc.
Eggs steady: fresh loo
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elegant, are deservedly popular for
church wear as they are quiet and
lady-like.
For Lent one woman Who goes to
church a great deal viii have a skirt of
figured canvas and O. waist Of striped
corduroy. Over the corduroy waist she
win slip an open boiero ofhoavy boucle
cloth. This is easily taken OF, and is
quite the ideal for church wear.
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Corn. active and steady: No. 2 cash &c.
Oats, duh and steady; No. mixed TIC
Rye, quiet: No cash 39lac.
Cloverseed, active and steady; prime
rIarch s. 81.
Oil, unchanged.
PHILADELPHIA February 19-Butter
quiet but steady: fancy western creamery
Z0c: do Pennsylvania prints dc; do DO job
bling 22d25c.
Eggs. firm at 15d1c higher; fresh nearby
and western 11iaGlSc.
Cheese, firm.
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WHEELING TECHNICAL SCHOOL
AND BUSINESS INSTITUTE.

Technical Department-The following
branch,s will be taught. Rudlmental. Ne
cbanical and Architectural Drawing. Let
t..rs and sigIwriting, Designing for FIRES
% Painters. Cabinetmakers. Caryers and
S1onecutters. Modelling in Clay.
business Department Bookkeeping
Stenoeraphy. Typewritins, Penmanship'
Correspondcnce and Modern Languages.
tuition fee in Technical Department. 81
nor month. admission 10 all classes.
BUSINESS Department - Modern Ian
puages. s. per month: Bookkeeping Cor
Te.Dondeuce. Penmanship. 81 per month.
Stenography and Typewriting - per
month No scholarships sold. Students
hind Themselves for one month only Spe-
cial classes for ladies in both Departments.
Glasses in session In evening 1903 30
For particulars apply direct TO
GERHARDT NELSON
fa6avb Egerter Building, ID Floor.