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RAILROAD N OTHER sHAREA

IL ............... 81
Total sales Of railway bonus tpar value). sl.l6%.ooo.
RAILROAD AND OTHER SHARES
Open. High Loto- -c1ostno-
Sales. mo. est. est. BID. asked.
2s77o Am sR..l3oL 1919 l3obl31 1914
SO AmsRp1l2b ll2s ll2b liz
1900 1900 . Ann :; 60. ao% 80 90 g go y
rs Am oael e1s eli e1l CO., civ
100 Am Tob. slh slh elt slh sls
go Am E1..ll7s ll75 ll751le lla
21o Am o 21a 2l% 2la 2l5 22k
7Amcop a 744 73h 73h X
1859 Atch.T&
Sep: s7, s7' s7 s7 81.
1890 Bay sta 8 81 90 9
1875 B Tn a.ll7la 49, l17ia l17h1le
400 Can So. 52s So 52% 2 53a
800 Can Pac. 81 81 81 20 81
200 Con Ice. al 31k 81 81 31k
81 Ice pr. sc s6h Ssh 50 90
1920 Oh CT 13h l3h l3 ID l3b
100 Cen Pao 12h 12A l2h la l2h
40 Ch-s&o 2l 21b FL FL 21s
100 c. C CO
SLIP. 80 80 30 "a sah
1880 ckNwl2oIa 1905 l2o 1905 laoa
80 C&Nwple4 1874 le4 1873 165
ebso c.BAo. e3H 4 e3s Cd e4ls
sleo c.h&ssP e2 2 s2 e2b e2t
400 C 4 st
Ppf"..l4o 40 40 laeal4o
l's soo c,RIar &c. 81 s9. s 30" &C. 81 81.
500 c.Hv4r. 81 6h So 81
$3.50 coneas 1877 1el 8 1876
ITO D AHud.llo ITO 40 1oeh1lob
100 DARGp I4la a 44a q 44'4
12 Erie lstp 35 IS IS Ssh 36a
40 Fw&Dcs l4% a 4 - -
An n.p Ela ooT. oo7. ooT. 0ol 90
sH'estake 80 80 80 3ea -
200 H'rn sl. lie l.eo 100 - -
100 IlCent. 1ol lol 100 o
20 III Steel. 2 42'. 42A az 43
100 Ia Cen p 3oA 3oh 3oh 3oa 81
6s KC.P&G 22h 22h 22la 22] 23a
so LE&wp 6e4 6e4 6e] 80 6ea4
100 Lael Gas 4oa 4oS 40 3eia o
2llO Lou 544 54I 54h 4 54a
1908 Man Con % % e7A o7a e9L
80 Min Iron b5A ssh ssh - -
1000 hetstRy Cd lo6 1o3% loAa los
217o Mo Par.. 29A 2sI 8 2sS 2s1
800 ho.K&T l2l 1874 l2a l3h l3a
e5s M.KsTp a3 33h 81 49,
$500 N Cent SO sea $50 SO 49,.
2oo NYoen'lo5s loe 1867 1904
i 1929 S N.Y. s%. 8 8 rs $50 O.
bNY.CA
s.L.... lsa ls'. 3 ls4 ID
my ca
SLIP 70 10 70 10 80
s15NY.sA
wpt... a4h a 4 34a 35
loN&w,. l4b l4s l4a 1871 IA
1000 NorPac, lsis ls's ID 3 49,
a77s N Pacp. 52is 2 2 2 521
bNYMutG35O $50 $50 - -
go ont& 5 1914 l6b l5A 1854
6oR&Npf 81 67 81 SO 70
500 Pac Mail o aoh eeS so ao+
i i4S r !; p &c o5 J 1881 ,e5. 100 no o.
1910 p. {. ca
ssL... sss 81 sah 80 ss7
100 P, C.C&
SLIP. SO So ee 8 81
700 %PennRRllo ITO 100. 1893 lloL
1880 Peoples
csc. ess 90. ess. esns ess
sloo Reading 81 81 2o's 81 elt
900 Read Up 9 4es 45s 8 4es
7oR.w&ol2oh 1901 1901 2 -
100 StLsw 8 8 a. 8
100 stLswp o loh lot 10 lot
lOo stP&Dp 80 SO SO o 80
+5ostP&o. 7eh 7ea 7e 7ea II
400 So Pac.. lea 1914 lea let 30
1850 1850 1901 SO R. Fy =. 49, 9 49, % as g.: 49,
400 ST.
Flsp. SO 6ss SO osh 6ss
100 St
F2dp. 2o's 2oos 2ods 2oh. 2o'
400 Teal. 24a 21R I'd. 4 20
go 3dAyRRl49 las l49 l46 $50
80 TrIPA:. 100 lob lo5 loH lO'
$3.50 Tn Pac.. 10 loia 10 1914 10l
90 60 81 ca S4 z
100 U S Rub. l6h 8 l5ia s u.s.
ITO USRubp go. 63A 03I 63h So
1850 UsLp" e2s 63ls 62S 624 90
$50 Wabash. z 7 n
sl5 wab p. ~ l7A IN l7S l7i
90 w.FEx.ll2 ll2hll2 ITO ia
2sb I'll s64 s65 sea 9 81
e25 W CHI stloob lol 1905 1909 loll
Total sales. l47.667 Sharas.
BOSTON CLOSING QUOTATIONS.
BID. Asked.I Bid Asked
Sos A Aib..2lS 2lo Gen Flee p" 81 SO
Bos 4 Mr...l66 - Bos 4 Mon" ! 33L l31
ChicJ com, ! 100 Gala HerlS4 62ia 467t
| EiIphIuFy, n1 aE I0Arcola- al l., = Ri
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-11-19
COMMERCIAL COMPEND.

THURSDAY, Nov. Observation-Disclosures
was less active. Sales 1913 900 BUSH, including
"a 900 No. / hard Manitoba, 24,OO0 ungraded
wheat. and $4,000 No. 2 hard winter for Trieste
on private terms for export. Free on board
afloat: No. l Northern spring, New York. 9slsc.;
do, Duluth. 99lsc.; No. . hard winter. 9sase.;
No. . rcd. 9S5sc.; No. l hard Duluth, $l..01as.
Minneapolis received to-day, 427,so0 bush.
against 800. 800 Inst year; Duluth 35T,ol0.
400; Milwaukee 41.600, against 1880; st.
Louis 81. 900, against ll,lO2; Toledo 22,652,
against 5s,595: Detroit 5.76S, against ll'32o
lost this and declined lac. TO asc. Future sales,
l,045, 900 BUSH, us follows:
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-11-19

NOVEMBER. 18TH. 1897,
Mr.. Warren T. James and Nj, Henry A. Seymour
have THIS day retired from our hrnI.
Mr. James will continue bu mess for his own ac-
count, having headquarters with us a. heretofore.
DOUGLAS n JONES.
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TO THE OF THE
Baltimore Belt Railroad COmpany's
8 Per Cent. First Mortgage Gold
Bonds of 18OO-199O.
REX BUILDING,

The Receivers of the BALTIMORE and OHIO RAIL.
RoAD having announced that they are
unable to pay the Coupons Of the aforementioned
bonds. due this day. we deem 1t important for the
bondholders that steps should be taken promptly for
the protection OF their interests by securing n control
of their bonds.
We therefore request the holders to deposit their
bonds without delay. receiving in exchange therefor
negotiable certificates to be issued under the terms of
an agreement bearing this late. copies OF which may
be had at our respective offices.
Whilst default may not be of long continuance.
prompt action is desirable. In order that we may
know to what extent we may represent the bond.
holders. bonds should be deposited with us not later
than December LIST. 1897
Messrs. BROWN. SHIPLEY & co. will receive de.
posit OF the bonds in London.
November LIST. 1897.
BROWN BROTHERS & COMPANY,
New Work and Philadelphia.
ALEXANDER BROWN & SONS,
baltimore.
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Ioans.
Gopartnersnip Noticrs.

MONEY LoANED on salaries to responsible parties.
IVA Room M" 9th floor, eco broadway.
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white clipped. 29c.; No 3 do, 2St2c; No. y mixed:
mixed: 4A@25c: do. white 21c.; No; 2 mixed do
Mhi.e, s s. 600 a, q asc as sss'k futures % !, we're SeSI n "l1i dG;
higher. Future sales none.
Opening. Highest. Lotnest. Closing. Might.
wheat advanced at the opening to-day on higher
Chicago also assisted the rise, hut the Improvement W a.
s sa1f, i tSs r.d aipss at Sp shs Sort 1S%e p wsre i on snt the the
Price Current was bearish, and the export demand
closing at 4 fractional net decline for tho day. The
speculation was duh and In the main OF g local scalp.
OF the rise. Paris advanced &c. to Ic.; flour there
rose 10 oentlmes. The Southwestern receipts
year; twas reported here that the Liverpool Corn
1 1r%a e, N g. goo 6 ,, o"o ru she e 2hs tinssDa Agse 5r,ne sur sur:
rem says that the wheat crop position has further i'm
P PefsIG ii that sr 9ns Pres wi'h fssst os ns w in1ary. "t CORN r,is sd.
vanced early with wheat. but lost the rise. Liver.
noninaiIy hrmer. Chicago received ss4 cars OF corn
and sss Of oats; the p.,ceip;s there tomorrow are
FIoUR-was less active and only barely steady.
Sales l 100 bbls.
Receipts s,79l lo.969
Winter in bbls.: supernne: sa.losss.25; No. 9 extra:
@s5.2o: Spring in bills: Clears, S4aoss4 20;
ftr@is"sri was v STEADY but dull western quoted. y
100 ms. 10 MS. 55%6oc; 90 MS" 55G6Oc'' so MS"
CorroS-spot cotton here was unchanEod; no sales;
400 bales were delivered ON contract. Middllng up
lands, 5'sc.. against Z ll.lOr. last year; New orleans
and Gulf. 0isc, against 1890. last year. Savannah
declined i.l6c.: Charleston advanced l,l6r. New
Orl ans sold 5000, Savannah $50. Norfolk 122, st,
Louis 525. Mobile 800, and Augusta $3.50 bales, Liver.
pool declined .l6d on the spot. with sales of 10000
bales; futures there declined . to 3 points. hut
recovered part OF the loss. closing very steady
at a net decline of l to III points. In Man.
chester yarns were dull; cloths. more inquiry. but not
much doing. Augusta received to-day l.231 bales.
against l,845 last week and ,32+ last wear; Memphis
4.502, against 1884, last week and 1888 last year;
st. Louis |. 597. against i,504 last week and 500 last
year: Houston lB.O7i. against 10. 1873 last week and
s.0l2 last year. Augusta shipped to-day l,52s. Mem.
PMS 3.ois, st. Louis 2,5l0. and Houston 1905
bales. Houston experts tomorrow 12.b0O to
5000 bales, against l+.62+ last week and s.s12
last year. New Orleans expects 2l.o00 to 23.G0J.
against 9,92S last week and 2,78S last year.
The port receipts were 81, 1853 bales. against
OF. 8S5 last week and 4S.092 last year; thus far this
week 1874. 10 bales. against 344.ls5 thus far last
week. The exports from the ports were ~ ,02O bales.
New orleans ADVANCED Z TO y points. Futures here
steady at q net adyanc. OF . TO Z points for the day.
after sales of ! lB. 600 bales. The future trading was
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-11-19

Barley-was nrm. New feeding, 2sAG2s74c, cost
and freight to Buffalo; mailing, 4O@50c.. as to quality.
Rye-Was steady. state, 33i4s33s.c No. = Western,
300 Sole. cost and freight to Buffalo. Corn-Spot
was strong. Sales 27s, 900 bush, including 12o. 900
No. g mixed free on board aHoat, 100000 do. at the
outports on private terms for export. No. 9 mixed in
elevator. 32nsc.; 5000 ungradtd at 3lasc. in store.
Futures advanced i4c. to &c, but reacted. Future
sales 1856, 900 bush, as follows:
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Oats-Spot was more active and &c. to &c. HIGHER.
Sales $4,000 bush, including, 10000 heavy white
and 80. 900 do. late last night. 10000 No. 2 mixed
and 10000 do. late last night on private terms for
export. No. . white. 2sa4c.; No. 8 do. 21'ic.; No. 2
1000 at 26l2a2624c.: No. 8 do. 25s4@ 2Bc..; rejected
mixed. 244b csc; do. white &c; No. 2 mixed do
livered. 3, 900 Mt 21lac. track mixed, 2b@27l2c.; do.
white. $4,000 at 2s@339c. Futures were nominally
higher. Future sales none.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-11-12
HAD NO LOT.

An interesting suit was heard before
Squire Greer, of the South Side, yester-
day morning. P. H. Conoway, of Ben
wood, sued the West Virginia Loan and
Building Association for $S.40, which he
had paid for stock in the Oc,atiCn
He claimed that when he subscribed foI
the stock that he was assured that he
could borrow $1,4C0 to build house
The evidence showed that the plaintiff
had no lot and consequently could not
get the money to build his house, &C.
cording to the constitution and bylaw;
of the association.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-11-12
CLAY ANNEX BUILDING.

The Clay school annex building at the
corner Of Fourteenth and Mccullough
streets, will be ready for occupacy about
the first of next month. The contractors
have pushed the work upon the build
ing with the result that it will be fin
ished nearly a month earlier than the
time expected by the Board of Educa-
ton. 1t is a commodious building, con-
structed according to the modern ideas
of school buildings and will be sub
stantial addition to the structures Of its
character in this city.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-11-12
FUNERAL OF MRS. FREIDENBURG.

The funeral services over the remains
OF the late Mrs. M. B. Freidenburg took
place at the residence of her daughter,
Mrs. M. Somehow, on Fourteenth
street, at two O'Clock yesterday after
noon. Services of very impressive
character were conducted by Rabbi
Harry Levi, and were attended by a
large number of sorrowing elatives and
friends. Mrs. Freidenburg's death was
due to a paralytic stroke, and the in
firmities incident to old age. She made
her home with Mrs. Somehow for a
number of years, and had many warm
friends in Wheeling. The remains were
taken to Philadelphia last night for in
terment to-day.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-11-12
A. 0. U. w OFFICER COMING.

Past Supreme Master Workman Tate,
of the A. O. U. w. will visit Wheeling
on the Both inst, and the local lodges of
the order have made arrangements for
a lecture to be delivered by him in the
Opera House His reputation is that Of
one of the best takers in the order, and
he will be greeted by large audience
on the occasion Ct his lecture here. The
A. o. U. w. is one of the strongest fra
ternal organizations in the state, and is
receiving daily accessions to its mem
berShip.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-11-12
MINOR ACCIDENTS.

D. w. Hoos fell from a step-ladder at
Julius Lohse's saloon, on South Market
street. yesterday morning, and went
through a window, cutting quite big
cash near the left temple. Seven stitches
were required to close the wound.
Russell Kennedy was struck accident
ally on the left hand by heavy ham
mer welded by fellow workman. Sew
eral fingers were mashed and VIII cause
him to quit work for while.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-11-12
A PECULIAR FIRE.

The Eighth ward fire company were
called out early yesterday morning by a
still alarm from No. 3119 Jacob street.
A CRATE fire had so heated the bricks of
the chimney that bed against the 9TH
er side OF the chimney in an adjoining
house was set on fire. The blaze was ex-
tinxuished before the firemen arrived.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-11-12

We can and do please everybody. simply by
keeping up our past reputation, selling honest
goods the very best made in this country BAR
RING NONE. Our medium and heavy weight
Overcoat stock is full in all the leading weaves,
such as BOUCLE KERSEY, MELTON and
CHEvIOT in fashionable shades. Prices from
$500 to $500 We cannot help to specially
mention our $500 Overcoat. IT'S A BEAUTY,
in black and blue clay lined lapseams, sill
back and elegantly tailored throughout. Mus.
be seen to be appreciated.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-11-12

Gus Hills World of Novelties last night
opened an engagement of half a week at
the Grand Opera House, to a large rlnd
pany IS an old fav6Ffdtfn Ga4,u The gym
comes with many new, bright and pleas
ing features. The olio includes a number
of musical and terpsichorean acts which
are of a high class, and several comedy
sketches which KEPT the audience in a con-
tinual uproar The climax. from stand
point of merriment, is reached in the af-
terpiece, Courage" which kept the aud
fence fairly convulsed with laughter for
half an hour. The Novelties will be on
the boards during the remainder of the
week. and crowded houses will no doubt
be the rule.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-11-12
$2.4S, sos, $3.4S.
"ROYAL VELVETS."

There's a vast difference in Velvets,
and it don't take an experienced eye
to see it; the pretty, soft finish, the
even pile, t. e excellence of quality
is most manifest in the Royal; fif-
teen different shades and black, at
S1.00 to $3.50 yard.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-11-12

vi RuckTShI}e maan Ca hs and Maple aSYrug
delicious breakfast.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-11-12

Douglas Shoe, the best shoe in the
Nc1ld, for sale at H. ]. Schulz's, 2121
Market street.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-11-12

OF the many complimentary notices re-
ceived by the "Kismet" company which
comes to the Opera House Monday and
Tuesday of next week, the following are
taken from the New York papers. eff
laughter, applause and encores are cri-
terion, "Kismet'' was a success at the
Herald Square Theatre last night. Mr..
CAROLS "libretto is fully as good as the
average comic op ra. Gustave Kerker has
given us music that is pleasing to the
ear, Viennese in it's brightness and light
ness. New York Telegram. August 10.
THE score of 'Kismet" is one of the best
works that has come from the composer.
Its solos possess genuine merit and we
should say that it will bring new honors
to Gustave Kerker. New York Press
August 10.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-11-12
Mbeelin9 Re9ister
DESIRABLE CITY DWELLINGS AND
BUSINESS PROPERTY AT ASSIGNEE'S

At Court House, Saturday, Nov. g 9th, begin
ming at 1890 o'clock a. m, by order of con rt
1I-room brick dwelling, No. 1O4 10th st
Bakery, store and dwelling No Iv2 L 9th St.
S-room brick dwelling. No. 100 10th ST
1O-rOom brick dwelling, No. 81 10th st.
For full description see advertisement in
Daily News. Usual terms. S. q. SMITH
Assignee G. EiOtO.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-11-12

Big murder committed on lot of
turkeys, which will be served for lunch
this evening at NJ. J. O'Neills saloon,
1047 Market street. Everybody is in
vited
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-11-12

Don't forget Chrysanthemum Show
Friday evening at S21 Main street.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-11-12
Waterproof,
Light Weight,
Fast COlOr...........

These are important factors in an Umbrella, but we
add more-ours have hollow steel frame and rod,
pretty handles, suited for man, woman and child,
Umbrellas you can afford to lose, and still Unbrel
las that will keep you dry in the hardest shower.
The extended dry spell has been hard on umbrella
Makers and they are making all sorts Of offers, so
that the approaching eye will detect at once the
great value in these offers we make
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-11-12


The new farce at Hoyt's theatre, that
comes with the crocuses and the budding
leaves and all that sort of thing, owes
the undoubted success that it achieved
last night not SO much to Du Souchet. its
adapter, or Gandinet and Bison, its orig
inators, as to the clever little American
comedian known as Willie Collier. It is
sometimes hard to separate the actor from
the play, and realize the source from
which your laughter flows. But in the
case of THE Man from Mexico I unhes-
itatingly say that the merry, jocund din
aroused al Hoyt's theatre is due almost
entirely to Mr.. Collier, late of Days.
VIII appear at the Opera House next
Thursday night. Young Collier is one of
those comedians who can act. His humor
does not rely upon a freakish personality,
an eccentric speech, or an acrobatic Pc
culiarity. 1t is direct. legitimate, and hits
hits the bulls eye every time.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-11-12
AMUSEM ENTS.
Current aud Coming Attractions In the
Local Theatres.

OPERA HOUSE1To-day, matinee and
evening, Three Star COMEDY Company, in
repertoire; Monday ana tuesday, .kis-
met; Thursday, Wine Golfer IN Tine
Man from Mexico
GRAND OPERA HOUSElTo-night
Gus fiiIl's Worlo of Novelties; first half OF
Lexl week, '.McNulty's VISIT
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-11-12

Miss Fkussell and an excellent company
repeated The Clipper" at the matinee
at the Opera House yesterday to very
appreciative audience, and at night The
Burglar was produced, with Robert
Wayne as the stellar attraction. Mr..
Wayne is a splendid actor one of the best
ever appearing anywhere at popular
prices. A large number of seats have al
ready been sold for the matinee to-day.
Tonight patrons of the theatre will have
an opportunity of hearing Miss Inez Me-
cusker in her musical comedy "Dorcas."
Saturday a floral matinee will be given,
when each lady attending will receive a
chrysanthemum.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-11-12

I'M An especially good fast black
VII. twilled gloria, mounted on
w steel frame, seven ribbed, 20
inch size, with fancy crook handles,
in black, green and burnt wood.
10. A ladies' 26-inch, Dresden han
Hx(. die paragon frame, tight-roll-
WV ing Umbrella, covered with the
Famous Garcia" silk. At same price,
gents 2S-inch.
no. Congo Crook handle, steel
HXt, frame, fast black, gloria COW
WV cred Umbrella. Never have
we sold umbrellas like these for less
than SIPS.
o. IN Only a few weeks ago we
MI M should have thought $500
~ ~ very low for an umbrella
Twilled serge cover, with choice deco
rated Dresden or neat pearl or wood
handle, in ladies' or gents style; but
that is the price on this line
More than a thousand and others, in
all sizes, from 26 to 80 inches. Every
kind Of handle desirable, suited for
lady or gent
$l.68, $500, up to Sl2.OO.
Anticipate Christmas and buy
early.
Ladies Mackintoshes
S3.9S, $4.9S. $3.50.
Black, brown and navy. Double Mil
!tary style.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-11-12

Ferguson and limerick are two clever
Irish comedians who have gotten together
hearty endorsement than any similar
comedians on the road. They have virtu-
ally taken the place of Barry and Fay,
and the vehicle in which they will appear
at the Grand the first half of next week
is entitled "McNulty's Visit" This COM
edy was written by Mr.. limerick, who has
produced some great recent year sue
cesses. They are surrounded by clever
people, who not only can act, but intro
duce speciality features as well. The mu-
sic, costumes, scenery. ETC., was provided
especially for this piece, while the Choir
uses, medleys, etc, will be introduced by
a large number Of pretty girls. making it
all in all complete in every detail.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-11-12
Friday, Bargain r; si1ni Day

42-inch wide fancy Diagonal nr
Suitings, a regular SOC value, In(,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-11-12

Children's Short Eiderdown Coats,
braid tr i'm m d, lined al Xn
throughout 81 value Fri 0l. ~
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-08-05
CVRDOvA OULLINos.

Cordova, Aug. 81. c. Trent has
returned to school at Upper Alton.
Miss Bessie Huginun returned
from Chicago Tuesday.
Miss Clara Nelson has been ou;te
III the past few days.
Mrs. John Schneider spent Mon.
day with friends here.
Mise Kate Bruner visited relatives
at Port Byron last week.
Mrs. Hattie Jellison spent Friday
At her home. returning 10 Cam anche
Saturday.
Norman Batty, of Norwich, On
tario. 10 the guest of his cousin, Mrs.
James lev.
Miss Ora spoor left for Barling-
ton: Wis, Tuesday for q short visit
with friends.
Rev. Mcclure, of For reston. occu-
PED the pulpit at the Baptist church
Sunday forenoon.
About seventy,of our citizens At
tended Barnum & Bailey's show at
Hock Island Saturday.
c. H. Miller. who has been seri.
1usly Ill for the past week, is re.
ported better at this writing.
Mrs. A. Birch, of Fulton, spent
Thursday last week with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Sallows.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-08-05
Stands At the Head.

August ]. Bogel, the leading
druggist OF Shreveport, La. says:
CDR. Kings New Discovery is the
only thing that cures my cough. and
it IL the best seller have" J. f.
Campbell, merchant Of Stafford,
Ari.. writes: ''Df. Kings New Dis
eovery is all that is claimed for it:
It never fails, and is q sure cure for
consumption, coughs and colds. l
cannot say enough for its merits. Z"
DR.. Kings New Discovery for con-
sumption. coughs and colds is not
an experiment. 1t has been tried
for quarter Of q century, and today
stands at the head. It never disap-
points. Free trial bottle ut Harts &
Ullemeyer's drug store.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-08-05
TAYLOR RIDGE rOPICs.

Taylor Ridge, Aug. 3-H. P. Web
ster was very sick for q day or two
last week.
Mrs. j. A. Sever was a Milan yisi.
tor last Tuesday.
Urcle James Taylor was q Rock
Islsnd visitor Friday.
Hrs. Fred Anthony has been quite
sick for several days past.
Mrs. John Eckhardt and children
returned from their visit in Iowa last
Friday.
Miss Anna Montgomery spent last
Monday in Rock Island, returning
home Tuesday evening by train.
Mrs. j. Montana, of Boston, Mass,
has been visiting for the past week
At the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Koehler.
Mrs. Mary Ann Brown and Mis-.
Lily Hudson. OF Rock Island, are Wis
iting at the home of &. s. Kirk and
family.
Mrs. L. D. Nudge. Miss Iva john
son. Mrs. J. A. Sever. Miss Mary
Walker. John Nudge and others
went out to the Watch Tower last
Thursday for little picnic of their
own.
Mrs. Fred Boughton, whose home
is IN st. Louis, has been visiting at
her old home near Edglngton for
some time. She took the train for
kock Island Saturday to visit rela-
tives there.
Mrs. j. A. Sever. Miss Iva John
son, Mr.. and Mrs. L. d Nudge and
son, John, and Mrs Frank Bsdham and
children we're among the many who
attended the show last Saturday in
Rock Island.
John SPickler and crew threshed
ZOO bushels Of oats last Tuesday.
The crop has been a very good aver.
age SO far-all the way from 20 to g.
bushels per acre. This was no spe-
ciai run. They moved one-and.a-
miles and set three times.