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Cottonwood report. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1893-1901, 1897-03-05
Watch Repairing.

Ed. Ellis will do all kinds of
watch, and ciogk and iewelry re-
pairing fol a shoft tine atj
aretifie's KHhtsffills.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-11-20
70 Inc EdItor Of the IntellIgencor.

To the Editor of the IntellIgencer.
SIR:-I am by inference charged by
the Register Of to-day with writing the
editorial in Thursdays Intelllgencer,
which quoted figures showing that the
Register had mlsrepresented the facts
when It said on Wednesday that the
present administration had Increased the
outstanding orders to $4,000. 1 admit
that I furnished the figures contained in
that article, and now challenge the Reg
lister to disprove n Of the statements
contained therein. If II does not do so it
will have to admit TO the public that II
misrepreaented the facts in Wednesdays
paper.
The figures contained In Thursdays
1ntelllgencer were taken from the books
of the city clerks for the past four or i've
years, and can be verified by any person
doubling their accuracy,
As far as the refunding ordinance Is
concerned, II l were to consult mXA9er-
sonal interests, / would probably do as
some of the stockholders Of the Register
are doing, ask my friends as q personal
favor to vote against the ordinance, hop-
ing by It's defeat to see the taxes In
creased for next year, thereby benefit
ting myself personally. In 1895 l worked
and voted for the loan ordinance and yet
by its defeat, thanks to the Registers
help, 1 was personally benefited to the
amount of about 5000.
The present administration paid on the
bonded indebtedness OF the city this year
$S2, 500. The came amount will fall due
next year. Now l would like to ask the
Register how Il expects tho present Il
Gil Ia pay S65, 900 OF the bonded indebted
ness Off in two years, when the Demo-
cratic council which 1t has been defend
ing, was compelled to increase the out
standing orders ST. 900 In order to pay
$4,000 OF the bonded Indebtedness in the
same period?
But the Register, IN to-day's paper
makes the following remarkable state
ment, as an excuse for the last Demo-
cratic council: "They (the Republlcans)
took hold Of the city government in jan
uary, 1896, when they found a shortage
in some departments and In the electric
light loan, as a result OF a long series OF
years OF city administration"
The question that will now present IT.
self to the people is what would the
shortage have been now II the former
Democratic council had continued In
power until the present time?
The Register says that the present
council is doing right by paying off the
debt OF the city as 1t m due. Nobody
will dispute this, but the present council
recognizes that to pay Off this debt at the
present rate II will either be compelled 10
increase the revenue by raising the tax,
increase the licenses, or stop almost all
needed improvements, or cut down some
Of the department expenses.
I am sure the present administration
Will be glad to have the Rcgisterpotnt out
where this cut can be made. That paper
has been bowling about the mal-admln.
!]stration OF the present council, but has
failed so far TO point out one item OF un-
necessary or eXtraYagant expense,
j, X. HALL.
Wheeling, November 10.
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rMtNsn

'Mcsorley's Twins" is written In three
acts, and any amount OF ~lRughable stu
atoms, II Is In the authors best vein,
and rs full Of witty limos. This season
the dialogue has been frightened up, n
now mu6ical programme provided, and
the entire performance brought to realize
Managers Merritt and Davis idea OF
modern comedy. Tho female division Of
tho company 70 eaid to contain several
handsome ana shapcly Girls, who are
wlthnl, clever singers and dancers, and
they present n bcwichinE picture In their
fCtchy ana expensive costumes, Broad,
roaring comedy pcrmcates the entire
performance, and at the same time tho
plot tells a story that CuBlalns the audi
tors lntorcRt until tho end, The best Of
RRDeiHities aHa high class vaudeville acts
form o pleasing diversion, nG they arc In
troduced az intervals where they do not
interrupt tho action OF The comedy, or
ppoll tho sense Of the dialogue, HOme-
thing that wo very often wltnCsa IN farce
comedies 'McsOrloy'a Twins" with an
excellent company or fun producers,
comes to the Grand Opera House tho
nrBt half Of next week,
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LOCAL RaEvlrIEs
Matters or aIfnOr Moment fla aud Abour
Did CITY,

Matters or Minor Aiomenf ia aud About
the city,
The Hot Time Club viii give a dance
at the Silver Leaf hall Tuesday even
ing.
The two-year-old child OF VIII supler
fell from n baby buggy yesterday and
fractured a shoulder bone,
Yesterday In Part I of the circuit
court, Judge PAUL, there was a decree
OF divorce to the plaintiff by the court,
City Clerk Watkins is preparing tally
sheets, books, etc, for the special re-
funding loan election on Saturday, No
vember "a.
The management Of the Deserving
Girls Home, 149 Sixteenth street, desire
It announced that there Is n child at
the home, who will be given to suitable
parties for adoption.
Rev. DR.. r, Wilson, OF Cleveland, one
Of the best colored preachers In Ohio,
will occupy the pulpit at Macedonia
Baptist church. Sunday evening and
every night next week,
on Sunday, at the Fourth Street NJ.
=, church. the pastor, DR., j, L. sooy,
will preach at 1890 n, M, on practical
Christianity" and at 1850 p. m, on THE
Starting Point of Honor"
Martin W. Buck, q prominent Baptist
divine Of Illinois, will preach at the
First Baptist church tomorrow, morn
Ing and evening. MIR Buck is expected
to arrive In the city to-day,
The council committee on claims met
last night, and ordered some bills paid,
The claim OF Henry Baer for damages,
alleged to have resulted from defective
sewerage, was rejected for the second
time.
There VIII be 4 meeting of the stock
holders Of the Country Club at the
chamber OF commerce, this evening, at s
o'clock. Business of Importance will he
transacted, and a full attendance is de-
sired.
Frank Evans, Il mailer at the Ia
Belle received n bad cut In his right
wrist yesterday, He suffered a loss of
considerable blood before he reached
the office OF Pipes & Melghen,, where
medical attention was given.
Prof j. C. Keith, who holds the Bib
Heal chair at bethany college, Will
preach at the First Christian church at
both services Tomorrow. As he Is a
learned speaker, he viii doubtless be
heard by large congregations,
Just MS the capitol clock struck
three" yesterday afternoon, the fire
department vas called to the East End
on a call from box SO. A lace curtain at
the home of Mrs. List, IFS Sixteenth
street, had caught fire, but the blaze
was extinguished before the arrival OF
the department.
The pastor, Rev. G. h. Graham, will
preach at the North Street Methodist
Episcopal church at 1880 a. M to-
morrow, on 1.-THE Spiritual Warfare"
and at 1880 p. m, on '"The Necessity
OF Preparation for Judgment" Special
meetings have been held with good
success at this church for some time.
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SWEET SIXTEEN.

Not the Ages but the Number ofths Cam
dIlatss, Who RlPsnsd on ths Desert
Sands last Nisht-The shFlners Were
at Work.
The shrlners had some "dOin's on"
last night. The publication process was
applied to sixteen u%nregererated sons
of the West Virginia desert, and over
200 Mobiles saw the forclble application.
The scene was laid in the shades of
Arlon hall, and the caravan, the cam
els, the red-hot tongs, and burning des-
ert sands-they were all there.
The agonles began shortly after Z
o'clock by United States time, and it
was a high and hot old time thereafter
until the veteran Wearers OF the fez
and claws, like some n Shakespeare
tells about, cried; Hold! Enough!''
Then came the ambulance corps, BAN
dages and llnlment were applied TO the
outer man Of the candidates, and 10
the inner man of all hands round Mine
Host George w. Stamm did the rest
The ''festal board groaned with the
choicest Yiands," as the stereotyped
WHlle-up nulH H. anu atVl4VsI pPNNhip~S
and songs mingled with the cigar smoke
that followed,
1t was the best attended and most
successful fall session ever pulled OFF,
by Osiris temple. A number OF Mobiles
from out In the state came in 10 put
in a few licls, During the seance at
Arlon hail an enjoyable feature was the
vocal numbers by Mrs, Kate Michael
Fitzgerald and Mrs. PEBBLES Tatum,
accompanied by Miss Bertha schrader.
The candidates who became full ledg-
ed Arabs last night are:
r. h. Wiley Of Warrington; W, S,
Hamilton, OF Fairmont; Harry u, oes-
terllng, Of Wheeling; Ira A. Cady. OF
Huntington; John s. Wofter, Of Park
ersburg, G. b. Tayenner, OF Parkers-
burg; William L. Crandall. of Sisters
vile; Charles u. Bailey, OF sistersville;
Edward A. Brerm, OF Mannlngton;
Charles r. Stewart. OF Cairo; Lee L.,
Malone, OF Fairmont; William N, Way,
OF Warrington; George II. Weivle, of
Warrington; l.. W. Joseph, Of Morgan
town; r. u, schubart, of Wheeling;
James p. Maxwell, OF Wheeling.
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VINO Is John smith
ABOUT PEOPLE
Strangers In the city wheeling Folk,
Abroad.

strHngsrSin the city and Wheeling Folks
Abroad.
Samuel Patterson, Of Wellsburg, was
In the city yesterday.
r. II. Marks, OF weilsburg, was call
ing on old acqualntances yesterday.
John Myles is the smiling and happy
father Of another boy, the sixth child,
Mr., and Mrs, Fred Ellg, Of Thirty
sixth street are recovering from severe
colds.
Mrs. Fisher and Miss Edith Scott, OF
Wellsburg, were In the city yesterday,
shopping,
MISS Mary Gardner, Of s%tcubenville,
e visiting Miss Jennie Jcpson, on
Twelfth street.
Mrs. LOWS Sutton, Of 81. C~lnlrsvlllc,
q, noe Miss Jepson, was n visitor IN
Wheeling yesterday.
John Colman, Press Publishers Asso-
citation operator In the NcwB office, Ia IN
Dayton, Ohio. on a visit, In hts abb
B1ucc MI G, $, Foster rs ut his Key
board.
Mayor ]. II. Butts forsook municipal
cares yesterday, and made 1t warm FOR
the r15hlta ncnr Wnrnock, o. lGc re-
turned last niuht, loaded down with
game, 10 viii receive another con-
alignment by rail- thls morning,
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ADJUSTMENTS

The greatest scene in Tess Of the
DUrbervilles," which will be seen in this
city at the Opera House. next Tuesday,
November 23rd, Is thus described in the
New York Evening Sun: That greatest
OF all scenes In Tess" where she kills
her betrayer, would not be half so telling
were It not for the thousand and n lit
tie womanly touches that Mrs, Flske has
introduced. Her repose, her poise, her
easy, though capable, mastery OF the
terrible emotions called into play, these
nr6,of course, the vital dominant things,
but even they would lose much were they
not aided and abetted by the exquisite
detail. After that knife's rattle down
behind the mirror, Tess seiZes her cloak
and somehow or other wraps Il about her
shudderlng shoulders, She pulls open
the drawer OF the dressing table, and
gets out n glove which she vainly tries
to thrust upon her hand. With the other
hand she lifts q hair brush TO her head
and automatically passes II across her
hair. She Is doing this when her hus-
band enters the room, and she does not
cease doing II while she mechanically ut
ters the words. "Angel, i have killed
him" Throughout the entire scene
there isn't a scream, a wrIggle, a stride,
hardly a shade Of difference In the pitch
of her voice, It Is the height of artistic
excellence as regards restraint, poise,
and, more than all, ~naturalncss, Its In
evitableness is wonderful. You don't
feel that Tess may have done those
things, but that 1t wasn't possible for her
to do anything else. Yet, after all, Il
isn't 80 much the things Themselves, as 1t
is the way in which they are done. Any
actress could make use of these homely
details, but only the highes. art could
use them with such telling effect. 1t H.,
too. no mean triumph for Mrs. Fiske TO
have made convincing that one part Of
the story which in its narrative form,
fails to convince. The murder and its
consequences are the books weakest
point, its only flaw. But on tho stage, In
the hands OF q consummate artist like
Mrs. Fiskc, these things assume u pro-
per, dominant dramatic value.
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HESS, LENNON q co.
Meat Merchants and Packers OF Hams,
Shoulders aud Sides.

Meat Merchants mt Packers OF Hams,
Shoulders aud Sides.
Hess, Lennon & Co, of No. 1715 Jacob
street, arc among tho largest retail
dealers and packers in the city, in their
line OF business. Their packing house
Is located At Fulton, where they dress,
prepare and furnish their customers
with the best lines Of fresh and smok-
ed meats to be had In this or any other
city.
The retail trade OF Hess, Lennon &
Co. is as large as any similar establish
ment In this state, and II is growing in
magnitude every day.
one particular feature OF this firm is
their endeavor to produce the best lard
In the city, which is acknowledged to be
superior to that of any in the market,
Their facilities are equal to all de-
mands, and great pride IS taken "a
supply the public satisfactorily.
Whenever Hess, Lennon & Co. en-
dorse any enterprise, 1t is always right,
and It is their ambition to perpetuate 1t,
Their recommendation OF any article Il
generally sought.
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TILE cLrn..

"Beauty draws u.s." so wrote Pope, the
poct, and he wrote correctly. Beauty is
a magnet whether st ia In a play or per-
son, and when 1t Is combined both In the
play and the people Interpreting the
same, It Is an attraction, indeed, None
know this better than MAI. y. II. Statna-
kcr and The Players Club, who are to
appear at the Opera House on Thanks
giving afternoon and evening, IN the
truly charming play "Young Mrs, Win
throp," which Was presented by Mr., a,
NJ. Paimer's company IA New York city
alone over 900 times, and pronounced by
press and public n Of the greatest sue
cesscs the New York stnge has known FOR
years.
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MINHrnnLa.

iycgro melodies lack the southern nn.
vor which In no delightful unless they
are sung by genuine dnrldep Mahara's
mlnRtrola are composed Of thirty i've
genuine colored people, The chief mor-
IL " their entertainment which Ia ne.
Ing given nt the Grand Opera House,
lies in their slngiug aud dancing A
fair sl2od audience was prorent Inst
nlghl, aud Hpplnudgd generously
throughout the evening The engage.
mont will oloBo with matinee and cyon.
Ing performances to-day,
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Yesterday In Clerk Robertson's Office
the following transfers Of real estate were
recorded:
Deed, made November IS, 1897; by G.
T.. Boyd jr., special commissioner, to
Amelia Ticker; consideration S76O; trans
fers ground In Eoff's addition, Wheeling.
Deed. made September "a, 1897: by w.
P. Hubbard, trustee, to Virginia NJ.
Warren, wife OF Isaiah Warren; consid-
Grafton 81; transfers a piece Of ground
on north side of Fourteenth. between
Jacob and Wood streets.
Mrs, Mary Schroeder was appointed
guardian for Hetrlck Katie Schraeder;
bond, $50, surety II. +. Behrens.
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Ghe
once Nos. 20 and ~ Fourteenth street


Just Recelved-Henry Bronstrop.
Asslgnee's Sale-Jarmes W. Ewing.
Wanted-Men and Women to Work at
Home.
For Rent-A Very DeslrabIs Residence.
Kionatke-The Grand Business OF Gold
Mining.
Klondike Information.
Pittsburgh, Wheeling s Kentucky Rail-
road Company.
Virginia and the CarolInas-Thlrd Page.
List OF Letters.
Furs-J. S. Rhodes G. Co.
Ladies' Wraps and Suits-Stone &
Thomas-Elghth Page.
The Everyday sult-D. GundlIng &
|Co.-Fifth Page.
Biz Wrap Day-Geo. L. stlfel & Co.
Third Page.
Grcnobl5 Walnuts-H. =. Behrens Co.
For The Wholesale and Retail Trade
John Friedei & Co.
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ATTENTION, BUTCHERS AND
BREWERS EMPLOYEES,

YoH should wear our celebrated All
Wool Knit Jackets.
They RTo the hest made. and will give
gov NOR" wear and comfort than nil
Others.
Also agents for the Famous Jnros
HyglsIilc Underwear. Regular Under
wear from soc uP.
{, HESS Il SONS,
Fashionable TRllOrs aud Fine Furnish-
ers, 1891 and 1923 Market Sta Get.
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Silk Garter D %SSG Drssd II r'9 as.
GEO. NJ. SHOOK 6 co.
nrs1nAnLr clrY nwELLINGs

Aud business Property Mt AsSlEnoo's Sale,
at Court House, saturday, November
20, H~cElnnInG ut 1880 O'Clock n. M,
by Order Of court,
sTtOvcn.roum briok dwelling, No. iot
sixteenth street. ga
sixteenth street,
SiNtonuth street
TSn-roOm brick dwelling, No. w NIX
teentli street,
Tor fuII description 500 Hdverta'ohtthi
'"'' N'"" ~ q. SMITH.
noe Blgl3l92O Assignee u Floto'
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ExH1p1TION or plOTuREs.

The celebrated painting, Invoking
Gods Blessing" now on exhibition AT
the Carnegie library in Pittsburgh, can
be seen in photogravure form at
Nicoll's Art Store. In connection, a
special exhibit q original water colors
and fine fac SMILES, to-day.
NfC0LL'S ART STORE.
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TILE c1IrR.

The Debutanto club was entertained
by Miss Bessie Good last night Mt her
home on Fourteenth street. Whist was
played. The guests present were Misses
Angela Fccnoy. Grace Pollack, Joseph
Inc Watcrhousc, Mamie Ha2lett and
Bessie Harrison; MesBrs. Alex. and
Clinton Campbell, BRtcB McLain, Wal
ter Sweeney, Charles Bates and clyde
North.
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YOU emit euro consumption hut you
can avoid II and cure ovrey other form
NJ throat nr lung trouble by tho use Of
ono Minute Cough Cure, Charles u,
Goethe, MARKET and Twelfth directs,
Chatham Sinclair, Forly-BlNth nnd Ia
cob atrectsI A, W. Schoclo, No, 6Ol Main
plrcoi, ilKlpy Bros, Pom aud Zane
gtronta, npwln g. co, bridgeport. y
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The Winter Sunday Evening ConceI
VIII be Resumed Sunday.

The Winter Sunday Evening Concert
VIII be Resumed Sunday.
The weekly concerts by the Opera
House orchestra, given Sunday evenings
during the winter, viii be resumed for
the season tomorrow evening at Arion
hall, when the following programme will
be rendered;
PART L.
March-"The Stars and Stripes For
ever. e. e. e. ."..,..".".. .Sousa
Decentralization L%ustsplel'..
E. 81. e. .Keler-Bela
wal.z-"sueno de Marie (Mary's
Dream).. =. 49,. .Vollstedt
PART II.
Gems from 1.-THE Lady slavoy"......
-. =. '...'..'''"...'.'..kerke
Solo for two cornets-Polka 'The
Garden Pearls" ........... Killing
(a) "Xplophonc Solo" go. Elsengraeber
(b) March-"Kansas Two Step. Pryor
PART III.
Descriptive Tantasla-"The Ship
wreck. E. .."."..,"""...,M Moore
SynopsIs;-On the eve of departure.
The boatswnln's whistle Is heard
calling all hands ~ weigh anchor.
The anchors weighed. Good by
sweetheart, good by, The calm OF
night Is suddenly disturbed by n
storm. Steady boys, steady. crash
The ship 81 on the rocks. Signals of
distress. Man the lifcboat. Saved.
Visions OF home.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS OF Fairylnnd
for String Instruments. ... Voelker
March-"Hugh dc Payens Com
mAndery".. 49," ".,,.",.Althouse
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DON'T LIE.
City Collector j. X. Hall Challen,
ges Evasive Register
7 OPROvE ITS LATE ASSERTIONS

Concerning the city Finances Under the
Observation-Disclosures -rhs Rsrundtng
Ordinance Against HiS Personal Inter-
ssts but tits for the Clty'S wslfars-Two
Challenges that the Register VIII not
AeeSpt-Facts tibet Sustain the Intslll-
gsnssr'I Figures.
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Tomorrow afternoon about I ]o'elool,
many mc0tom N Mountain Stnto
rouucil iNO O. n H., viii 10 down to
M]oundsyillo, whpro they VIII assist In
organizing o council Tho Mound city
brethren VIII suitably entertain them
during their ftny there,
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Dress Goods 9 "I,, going d Enr Gnt
apoolal prices ON fine Pattern Dresses
to-day. GEO NJ SHOOK a. 60,
WHOls JsAn v,ali42

THE fncHr ior The ThanlWFiylng do.
nations 10 thg Chlllren'h Homo viii bc
dIHtrIbulUd throughout tho city ON
Monday Tuesday and Wednesday NJ
uutl w0ak mo anuunl donations,
made lhr0uEl lho sacks, hro a great
Hld to a worthy institution,
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TO CURE A COLD hi oNE pA,

Take Laxative Bromo Qulnine Tablets.
All druggists refund the money II It
falls TO cure. &c, The genuine has l..
B. Q. ON each table,.
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Eoo4o,.;, Lamps and Glassware In
IOStOlld big window. Don't miss
the unusual values.
GEO. NJ. SHOOK 6 co.
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IN eases whore dnndrutt, Hcolp ais
eases, falling ana prnync77 of the hair
appear, du not NEGLECT them, hut apply
u proper remedy ana lUnlQ like Halls
Hair R0npWor,
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BUY Thanksgiving Fruit Cake at
wheeling Bakery's Retail Store.
1890 Market Street.
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IN rurc ana use that old and we'll tried
remedy. Mrs. wlnslow'B Soothing Syrup,
for children toething. y soothea tho
child. Roftonn tho gums, allnys oil pain,
cnrea wind colo aud IL the best remedy
for d]lnrrhooa. Twenty ave cents n
hottie, mwr&w.
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TWENTIETH CENTURY GIRLS.
Tho Twentieth Century Girls were
deliberately entertained last evening By
Miss Mamie y, Grub at her home,
Echo Point.
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Iocknte Copcg, Suits, sldrts.
JdNhClS' waists, Robes, DRESSING
Jacques, Wrappers, all In greatest va
rloty, at lowest prices,
GRO N. SHOOK & GO.
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buy TlankpFlvInF Fruit Calto nj
wheeling Bnkury'F Retail Store,
1880 Market Street.
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BICYCLE riders take the "klnk' out
OF their lame back with Sloan's L!HI-
ment. Sold by VIM. schwertfeger, TAG
Main street,
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THE Chlldren's Home Thanksgiving
nacka will bo distributed next week.
Thc Homo 10 deserving Of a very liberal
donation,
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uuYl THANKSGIVING Fruit Cake at
WhGdl0g uakefy'H retail Store,
1880 Market Street.
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HEAvY. rGnrn rEEL1Nnr

Caused ny reading the self-prRislng nIs.
of Etlf-nRmed optical experts tIl, doc
tore %, professors ~ ami C~fRtrYoynnts o.
cNn he cured without publicity by j. w.
Grubb, OptIclan.
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November %, Thanksgiving Day, the
baltimore & Ohio will special train
to Fairmont to accommodate the An
cient Order Of HibornIans and their
friends, leaving Wheeling at 2:S8 p. m.
Returning, leave Fairmont about mid
night. Fare for the round trip, only
81 60.
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