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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-11-21
FREMONT SOCIETY.

Mr.. and Mrs. z. NJ. Gordon and Mr.. and
Mrs A Pearsan, accompanied by their
families. have removed from their residence
on Second avenue north, Seattle, 10 a resi-
dence corner Fremont and Bonan avenues.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. ". Pratt and family
formerly of Fremont. have removed from
Els Virginia street. Seattle. 10 the corner Of
mont.
Mrs T. A. Low, OF Edgewater. accom-
panied by her son and daughter. Is visiting
relatives in the central part OF Oregon.
Mrs. L. T. Grassy, Of Detroit. Mich, IL
visiting with her niece, Miss Warner. OF
Green Lake.
The Entire Nous Reading Club met with
Mrs. III. C. ellis last Thursday afternoon
The subject was .'Favorite Poems" each
lady contributing choice selection. Cur
rent events and paper entitled ''Vibra-
tons" occupied the remainder of the pro-
grammes Mrs. j. Q. Denton gave an inter-
esting paper on. My View on Womans
Rights" The next meeting VIII be with
Mrs. Fred Bienkins.
Mrs. E. T. Pope Wednesday afternoon.
The subject was Carlyle" with papers
and discussions. Mrs A. F. Tucker also
read very merftorious original poem en-
titled Nothing New Under the Sun" The
next meeting will be with Mrs. Paul Land.
Dion street and Fremont avenue.
On Thursday evening the ladies of the
King County W. G. r. L. gave a very pleas
ing entertainment at the Asbury NJ. E.
church. There was grand symposium of
departments, each lady representing the
department of temperance work OF which
she was a superintendent. A musical pro-
gramme was presented, including the fol-
lowing numbers: Vocal solo. Mr.. w. VIII
son: violin solo. Mr.. Frank Erbin: vocal
urIr xxsksh Yf@ft ftf Afr \
vocal duet. Mr.. j. j. Agutter and Mr.. w.
Densmore.
Mrs. ]. G. Spur entertained A party OF
young friends Friday evening. in honor of
Mr.. Spurs birthday at her residence on
Dion street. The evening was passed with
music. both vocal and instrumental. fol-
lowed by games and delicious luncheon.
The guests were Miss yina Graham. Miss
Lizzie Coutts, Miss Daisy Keeton. Miss
Carrie Robinson, Miss Minnie Farnandis,
Miss Maggie Coutts, Miss Settie Blakeney
Miss Erma Farer, Miss nellie Clark. Mr..
Spalding, Mr.. Charles Murphy Mr.. Will
Herbert, Mr.. Ernest Downie, Mr.. Worth
Densmore, Mr.. G. NJ Blakeney. Mr.. Gerald
Fitzgerald Mr.. w. d. covington and Mr..
W. T. Tough.
Miss Lou Levin entertained in honor OF
her cousins. Mr.. and Mrs. r. l.. Tompkins.
Mr.. s. f. Stickney. and Mr.. Charles Tur-
. ner. of Vancouver. r. C., at her residence
on Lake avenue Wednesday evening. A
very enjoyable evening was spent in vari
Gus social diversions, including an old
fashioned candy pull. The guests present
were Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Easton. Mr.. and
Mrs. s. Turner. Miss Minnie Farnands
Miss Maud Propst. Miss Gertrude, Miss
Hattie VInlng. Miss Bertha Easton. Miss
Blanche Raiston. Miss Kate Carlson. Miss
Treadwell Miss Nellie Vining. Mr.. Charlie
Taylor. Mr. Henry Picht. Mr.. Emil Buhtz
Mr.. Charles Turner. Mr.. Meelot Winning
ham, Mr.. j. Levin. Mr. J. G.. Levin.
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HARTFORD SOCIETY.

HARTFORD. Nov. &C. r. Mcdonald
ard wife visited in Reattle last week
Asss Ida Sanger left for Seattle last
week. where che viii attend school for the
winter
Mr. A. G. McDermert was an Everett
visitor Saturday and Sunday.
Mr.. Orrin Dillingham; vino has been Wis.,
sting hts father IL Everett several weeks
returned home on Sunday
Ar. John Srfch and son Edward. and Mr..
Peyton. OF Seattle. visited Lake Stevens
Sunday Edward viii spend few weeks
on his fathers fine ranch here.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. Mobeus visited Seattle
last week
Mrs NJ A. Elfrige. who IL teaching
school near Machsas visited over Sunday
al her home a. Lake Stevens
Miss Deane ODonnell returned home
from Everett Sunday, where she has been
attending teachers examinations.
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covrE,iIlE SOCIAL NOTES.

Ct9rrpEVtTl.E. Nov 70. The rhetoricais
NJ she Puget Sound Academy ware post
roned last Friday. and Will be held this
evening.
Miss Page president of the w. G. =.
T. af this state gave 4 temperance lee
t,sre in the Methodist church tssE Sunday
evening
The Current Event Clnb met last TuFs-
sav Al the home ef Mrs NJ =. ienne.
Nj Spurge0n Calhoun. Nee has been
sergauSlv III with an attack of pneumonia.
s..-,a.,lnrtns
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ALASKA Dog Feed, Telephone Main :


We o~ev Ore Hundred Dollars Reward
fa~ any case o. Catarrh that cannot ~
cured By Ha5rs Catarra care
=. j. CHENEY & Co. Toledo. q.
We the undersigned, have knowa + J.
Cheney Cor the lasf = years Ana believe.
hs,xa r..~fecely honorable ia AL business
tragS4l-tsous ara financially &bir IL carry
cat any obligations n2ssae by ta@sg firm.
NESr & TRfFAN
Wholesale pruE<fxEs Toledo D.
wAI.DfNts. kE<NA< * MARVIN.
wholesale prgsEEASsS To.es!o -
Hairs CstSErn Cure "a taken iN.erua rs
s-tiug directly up<a the blood Aaa raa-
t.a.ss surfaces % gse system Te-ssfrnozt-
a. sent FREE. Price &c per E0ssit- seed
~ az druggists
Halls Family Pills &xs tAs best.
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NASHuN ISLAND NOTES.

yAsgoN. Nov. sn.-E Z Fan .litnaA
ne< lust returned from i~apasn WISH
yvher.. ne has been lcoking after soIiae aaisA-
ing interests - - go
.>,a,~ ~ ne Port islaAeley NH cam
,,s~v for the last three years. Is bone
'', me ladies Of the FIRST Mstho.ils;
Episcopal church Of vashen tsaaaa ~t,.
etxa = Thanksgiving dinner at fS'ief
Nan On the ssth inst. whtcA me f"e''o
are invited - rstroni-e-
E,,..oer al me Baptist cAarca az 'Ae
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WITH the approach Of Thanksgiving.
the Ladies' Relief Society makes us an
nual appeal 20 the generosity of ;he Seattle
public who have nevpr Vet closed their
hearts 20 an appeal for charity. The so
eiety asks for donations - IFS Orphan :
Home. ard feels that an appeal made
through the press Will have aS satisfactory
results a. one made personally. All con-
,rihuijeHs whether of money. clothing or
provisions. Will b. most thankfully re
celved by the society and may he ief; 1T
the Seattle Grocery Company. which will
deliver all donations % the houe
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PORT TOWNSEND soCfSTS.

FORT TOWNSEND. Nov. 3s-The On
vras-rr,ss.,t IS announced ~ Miss Rose NJ
Sh.sehan. nf this city and Mr.. Joseph J
conway. az Pert Gamble Miss Sheehan =
a daughter az cus 81 the pioneer families
az .h.s city. ana Is q graduate Of y. Mary
academy. Seattle She j. an accomplished
musician. and has always been prominent
a., .e,.sstv hcrs Mr. Conway IS foreman
- ,ne u,lll At Port Gamble The wedding
III 80 Mace early sn December.
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sho from there win 90 TO the Virginia Hot
Spflnss. Mrs Thcrne expects TO be gone
about six months.
MT. and Mrs. o. C, Ellis returned last
"esx from visit to Kansas City.
f- =. d Frat, Of Everett, spen, several
days In Tacoma his week.
Ar. ana Mrs. J. T. Steeb spent Monday
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Center. also by Rev. Beaver. AT the N
z. church AZ Burton. at 10 O'clock a. q.
on that day.
H O. Stone had another hop at his rev
residence OF the evening of the 18th. and
the continuous rain kept the party to-
gether until daylight the next day
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THE art of brewing was Invented by the
Egyptians aud improved by the Germans
end il has been perfected 81 Seattle In the
lehrata6 Rainier Beer
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At $685..

lined. double texture MackintOsh,
circular capes. and n beauty, Mon
day only $2.9S.
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Fine Wool Serge MackintOshes
for ladies, single or double cape.
seamless. lined thrOux h out, velvet
collars, in navy, tan and black.
ment.
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JoRnAN-s real estate sd. Page Is.
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Dress Goods

Specially low Monday prices to
stimulate our Dress Goods trade.
46-inch Clay serge.. navy. black,
browns, greens. reds, Rli-yvOol and
an extra hne cloth, at 65c on Mon
day.
At 60c-An AlI-WOOlen Ladies'
colOrs, IS inches, wide, worth
regular 800 a yard.
AZ 39c-28 pieces Mixed Chevi0ts
and Tweeds, new. dressy and dur
able, worth soc everywhere.
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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-03-02
Gr;ablung TON %. 9.

innerli6sn Subels pi6t iab. .Su
wiNlt fort", rief Stdli nit aufri9tlger
SeItiirsung. ,glu9 Sid ioll ib perE
lieren, na9oem Der arme polol FORT
it,"
Q8ieoer berSog 8raif Den Mi,no.
,Sbr babt chamber ia, pie i9 iebe",
bemertte er, ,.reAt lieb 9%eponnen. mas
freili6 tein gDunoer lit. go jun9e
Sers6en iinoen ii4 iAnell, nno ibeioen
tbut web. oas 1T pHbr. Qber muB es
benin esi6ieoen iein? SD Mil Sud
einen 8atb geben, Sinoer. Sic, SrGu=
lein Nn9ela. nebmen Sbre Sreunoin
auf einioe Sage na6 Sannenbera NIT,
bann 1T Seioen aebolicn. Sd tutidire
@u9 morQen, oa mein g8e9 mid obne.
bin na6 S6was fiibrt, in oas S6loB
uno bOle mir ben Cant Der 6raa @rd=
i'm, bic ben ausgeflOgenen So9el natiir=
LID nit oftenen Nrmen ey3pIdngt.
8Ol 9eQeiiterun9 nabm NnQela 10.
fort fir Oieien SOriblag partei. ..Sa.
10 MADDEN mir es. berSi0e Staii",
jubelte lie uno iAlOB Oas NtGohen al
ibre SruNt. ,,9u bealeiteIt mid uno
iObalO Iaiie ib Sid nIbt wieoer i0rt."
Die Soloaten tameu tObeno unO
ihimpfeno suriid. Sic nabmen ibren
YlOB in Der Yuoe luieoer Elm uno ipiil=
ten ibre @utb nit Dem Yiere binunter,
oas SOfer bereitwilli9lt auftra9en lies.
Gas Set wOlte na6 Dem YOr9eiullenen
ni4t mebr rebt III 6luB tommen. "a
uno bort sog ii6 cine Gruppe BON
S9iiben suriid. @u6 Grail begab lid,
BON Staii uuo MngeIN begleitet, in oas
Sauomirtbsbnus. Sier puroe, na0=
Den, 9lnoreas uno @ertruO Ole Grlaub=
nib CUR Sbeilnn1me Stali's gerne
ertbeilt batten, Die 6abrt mad lannen.
berg auf ben foIgenoen Gag feil9eleBt.
9ln3ela uno Stoli tr0fsn ibre Gors
be~reitun9en, uno nit Dem be9liifenoen
8eoanten, nod lGnger beiidmmen blel=
ben gu o~iirien, idlieieu lie Elm.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-03-02
10.

Nm glbeno oes 2. april eina es in
Dem W%irtDsbduie ,Sum Sluo" iebr
lebbait 81. &Ingsum auf ben Sdn=
fen in Der Wirtbsbnuie iabeu Die
ihmutsn SirDlermlnner uno bielten
ibre Nugen duf ben @irtb an Sano,
InOreas SOfer, 9erihtet. Der lih al
einem Nebentiihe nit isineu Jreunoen
Sieberer uno Giienitdten. S,uei beroOr-
ra0enoen uno in ganS SirUl WOblbe=
"tunnten Mdnnern, unterbielt. Sine
0llAemeine Sp ihlen in Dem
GreiIe Der 8GIte 81 berrIden. &ein
Mtuno Offnete lid 81 frObliAem Sdera,
uno teincs Der beiteren mo nsfiibeu
Sieoer ertOnte, pie Der Siroler Tie lpnlt
81 Iinaen pfIe9t.
Mnton Sleberer bate ieilen 3rug
aelsert uno fubr nit Der Sano iiber Die
seiurGte Stirn.
Der ersbersOg SObann ideint sben
in Wien nit ieinem 0uten Wilen ni6t
Dur19eorun9en 81 isin." nahm er oas
@crt. rGr periprad baloisit yOt.
i0ait 81 ienoeu. oaB es enolih los
9sbe, aber am @uoe ipartsn mir pleoer
umIonlt: Sic baben's in 9Sieu aber=
mails uerihoben. - Sann quite Habt,
armes Sirol."
SOier mari i0m sinen ernlten Bid
gu. ,Su biit oOb sin unaeouloises
Ylut," taoelte er, yuo6 baben mir ia
niht ben D.. aprii. auf wel6en Der
ginmarib Der Olierreihii6en Sruppsn
feb9eieBt Wproen lit. g8as Der Grs.
berso9 perlprab, oas wirb sr aud ball
ten. gr liebt SirOl. uno iein Wort
lit 10 gut tpie Elm S6wur!" Siebsrer
traute li6 binter Dem Sbr. IS falt
mir ui6t ein," psrtbeioi9ie er lih. yan
Dem Worte oss GrSberSOas 81 sneiisln;
pas DGre cine Siiuoe, Die siu ebrliber
Siroler iih ui6t I'll S6uloen tOmmen
ldBt. aber sr lit ebeu niAt Der gin,i9e
am &aiisrbpfs. Der stwas gilt. 8ann
Der Safer ii1 ni6t wieoer nit benz
N0poleon ~psritdnoi9t baben, oaB man
uns liBen ldbt?"
8srtruo. melds gum Teniter binaus-
9eidaut bate, trat auf ibreu Mann
Su.
,,Shau bod, anoreas," iaate iie,
,per tpmmt oa an?" Der Sanonirt6
wanote iein Saupt na6 Dem Nenlter.
Sm na1iten augsnblife iprans er nit
blibenoen @uaen empor.
,Sulob!" riei sr, lid bent. oa 1T
Der Ypte ibon! @elt', Oh unaldubiaer
5bom0s." bemertte er 9eSen Siebcrer.
Id bab' ss bsller NewuBt."
! GOrtisBun8 ol8t.)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-03-02
gr O%erfuminte.


Sine piloe 8ier aliibte aus ieinen
Iu8en uno Gin 0raulamer Sobn.
Stun lit StaIi mein," froblotte CT.
ygtun erreihe l9 meiu 3iel!"
9(ub er entiernte iid uno idritt Dem
S6loiie ST..
Mebrere Winuten Dersin9en.
6eierlihe Stille berr6te on bent ein=
Iamen Yldbhen. Nur eiu Woglein
spiti1erte, oas lib auf ben 3neig zines
observation-disclosures 9cieBt bate.
Yl6Blib flog es oapon.
Sin ibpa6es @erdui9 bate bas
SbierAen oeri6sudt. Sleies mar Oa=
our0 entltanoen, oaB cine menibli6e
GeltOlt, nelbe i'm Sifi1t neben einem
Seb0lter nit elmer Nn3nbl junBer Sa-
len uieoerQetauert 9eweien, iib bonn
SOoen erbOb.
SebutIam i6liipfte lie auf Der an=
oeren Settle ms 6rei biuaus-9ajetan
SOnin9er.
Sas 8ell6t oes lunaet Wannes
mar leidenblaB. Seine Sippen Sud=
ten uno Der Wioeri4sin oes GntisBens
9liibte aus ieinen Iuaen. gr itaute
ita Oorii6ti9 Inn uno i6lua einen @e9
na4 benz S6lOIie ein. auf benz man
ibn bon bort aus nibt lab.
Sbne onB inn Semano ~be9eonete,
erreihte er Iein 3immer. oas auf Der
Bartieite lag. Gr peri6loB IS uno
Qing Damn baltls in benz Gaume auf
llno alb.
Inns Simmelswilen." iprad er
bpr lid bin. .gSet bate oaran 9e=
Oabt. Sieier S9leiber lit siu Seufel
in Ntcnl6en0eitalt, Elm ungebsuer,
welhes Oas SeilioIte nit SiiBen iritt.
Ger Teroadt pOlol's mar alio ood
nidt obne 8runo. Sein SerS lieB i'm
Die Iur6tbare 8efabr abnen. Don wel=
der Die Geiiebte beorObt 1T. Sa, ib
ourhiAaue ben 9an;eu ni6tspiiroi9en
Ylan. @as Staii bepOritebt, bOrte
iA aus Dem eigenen Wtunoe oes glen=
Den. Nn9eia aber iOl in Die grne
zines Nnosren 0sipielt psroeu. wabr=
i4einlib jenes Wahti9en, osiien Der
i0urtiihe 60riter GrwdbnunN 9etbau
bat. Die SAGn0lihen iOllsn iih per=
re6nen. S6 tOmme ibnen snuOr."
Gr oabte nab.
Soil id sur 8rdiiu oriuaen uno lie
wnrnen?" irN0te er iih Damn ielblt.
ySoer Der unie!iQcn Sole Die IrNen
OfiIen, Die Der melneiblge 6OrIter fir
oUs geplaute SerbrehcnSu um9arnCn
gewuBt bat?"
yNein. entlhieo er, .su Der GrdfjN
lieBe MAJ mid uOrausli6tli6 nlht,
uno nit elmer YerIon, Die 10 titf &C.
iuuten lit, ME S0iome. lalie ih mid
nibt Elm. lleberOI.5 muB i1 MID OOy
Dem 6Oriter in N6t nebmeu, Dem mUu
Die Nusfltbrung ieiner SrO0unN rctt
mobl sutrnueu bari. NOb babe id
mebr ais SO StunOcn UOr mir. Gcnu
it wilBte. wObin an9ela uno StoII
ibrsn Ausflug 9emOht baben, wdrs
mleiu Gsrf0bren elufad. 50 uber
bleibt mir feline unoere Wa6l. oils Die
Spite oa sl iuten, wp ib lie 9anS be-
iinlmt finoeu wsroe uno no, luenu es
ie gum Nsuberlten tommeu iOllte. ie!bit
Die SrugOnsr iIlr ONs 8elInSen Der
Jtettung fem SlnoerniB llnO."
Sine YiertelItunoe ipdtsr perlieB
Gajetau oas S0loB uno i0lug ben
We9 nab DEM g8allIabrtstirblein ein.
oas ii1 bel Dem SOri Strip auf Dem
beraiSeu 8el0nOe erbob.
Gr frat ein, perrihtete eiu titles Sc.
BET, beiprengts lib nit @eibmalier uno
elite nunn, 10 i6nell bic GiiBe i'm trll=
gen, benz Waloe su. sluiihsn oelisn as=
waltigen gaumrieien er nod YerfluB
lpsuiser Miuutsn UeriAUanO.
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SpbmemSt
9(rbeit?

0ieie 6rage lit gepobnIi9 ni6t
!el9t gu beantworten, bod lpenn Elm
Wann etpas @slb bat uno ri ,i1
uno arbeitsfdbig lit, wiirbe i'd iJl
oararf au fmertiam MAIDEN, SaB ari
einem suten Stiit SoI,lanb @elo
81 uerpienen lit. @erabe bic @ius
termonate iinp Die 3eit basu. Su
Der SurtIe Cafe Golonie f0nnen sic
lol6eS Sano finoen. 9etten Serbit
taufte Elm iunger Dtann aus benz
iiiOli9en Mtinneiota elm Stiit Qanb
bort; i'm Saufe beS Winters pers
taufte er fir S4OO giienbabns
l6weuen. - Oteier SAL biene MUIR
ais ein VeiipieI, mas gema9t wers
ben fam. Sas gauge Excitement
ut l3on 10 portbeilbaft betannt, baB
es unniit mare, weiteres barber su
reoen. guf einem sroBen Sbeile
oes eanbes 1T 6auboIS senus, um
oas Sano 81 be;ablen. Sd babe
eben elm neuss, biibi6 iauitrirtes
Sampblet NIT poller Sei9reibuns
Der Surtle Cate Gplonie uno Der
oortisen S~erbaltniiie bruteu laiien.
Sieies pamphlet wirb einsm Seben
fret Sugeianot, Der Name uuo
aoreiie einienoet an:
Z. IOElrbauer.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-10-04
A BAD RUNAWA
A Scared Horse Crashed Into the
Market Street Bridge and Threw
a Young Lady Out of the Buggy
She is Severely Injured.

Yesterday afternoon about o'clock
the youngest daughter OF NJ. X. Carroll.
NE. 1047 Chapline street, was severely
injured by runaway horse attached
to buggy in which Miss Carroll was
riding. The horse started above Eley-
enth street and dashed at a terrific
speed down Market street. Miss Car
roll who is about fifteen years Of age,
became frightened, but could do moth
ing but cry for assistance. Several at
tempts were made along Market street
to stop the animal, but the horse
dashed on until the buggy struck the
upper end of Market street brige over
the creek
Miss Carroll was thrown out and was
unconscious for quite a while. She
was badly bruised and cut, but her in
juries are not of a nature to prove
serious. She was carried into DIR. d. II.
Taylor's Office, which was nearby,
where she was brought to consciousness
and her injuries attended to. Shortly
afterwards she was removed to her
home.
The buggy was badly demolished by
the collision with the bridge, but the
horse was stopped after going only a.
short distance further.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-10-04
ABOUT PEOPLE,

brief Mention About the Coming and
Going of Individuals
County Clerk E. NJ Lewis. of
Moundsville, was in the city yesterday
with party of friends
Miss Mary Mullen, who has been
making her home with her brother. the
Rev. Joseph Mullen, left Saturday for
Baltimore, where she will remain.
Charles Zimmerman, formerly of the
nrm OF Becker & Zimmerman. who
has opened up an undertaking estab-
hshment on South Jacob street, has
moved his family to the Eighth ward
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-10-04

Scholarly Discourse Delivered
Yesterday Morning at ST. Matth-
ew's Church by Rev. VIM. F.
Pierce, OF Gambler, Ohio-Some
Of the Ways by Which Men De-
Deceive Themselves and Waste
Their Good Intentions--A Ser
mon Helpful Not Only to Those
Who Profess Religion But to
Non Christians as Well.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-10-04
AN IMPOSTOR

Secretary Anderson, district mine sec
rotary, telephoned that an alleged i'm
poster of Belmont county, Ohio, had
passed through Benwood yesterday. and
is thought to have come to this vicinity
for the purpose of beguiling the miners.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-10-04

The Pittsburg Dispatch says: when
Mrs. Crazy gives her beautiful and
profusely illustrated Travel Talks one
can easily imagine that he is looking
at the real thing. Be sure to see them
at the United Presbyterian Church all
this week. Course tickets, five adj
missions, adults IS cents children 40
cents. Single admission, adults 20
cents, children 10 cents.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-10-04

0. c. Genther's Great Auction Sale
of Watches, Clocks, Jewelry, Fancy
Goods, ETC., commences Thursday after
noon, Oct. Z, at 1869 Main street. You
will never have another such a chance
for bargains.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-10-04

The New Women and the Old
Man., by Col. Geo. A. Balm, Opera
House, Thursday, October It'll. Full
course ticket s1.00; single admission
so cents, including reserved seat
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-10-04
Opening to-day
MARSDEN L. COLyI0

The New Women and the Ola
Man. by Col. Geo. A. Balm, Opera
House, Thursday, October 7th. Full
course ticket s1.00; single admission
so cents, including reserved seat.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-10-04
TRADES md TABOR ONION
OF Belmont County Net at Bellaire
Yesterday Afternoon.

Adopted Denouncing
Rev. Langford's Action in the
Hiring Of a Nom Union Band for
the Celebration Of Emancipation
Day-General Routine Business
Transacted.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-10-04
Opening to-day. SWABACKER,s

See our display of Pattern Hats and
Bonnets, Monday and Tuesday. October
4 and s. MRS. JESSIE MADAM
1145 Main Street.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-10-04
Opening to-day. SwABACKFRu.

MILLINERY OPENING
The ladies are invited to attend our ones
ing OF fatl and Winter Millinery. Monday
and Tuesday. Il. Schopper, 1867 Mass
street.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-10-04

Rice's Millinery Opening Mondav .rd
Tuesday Oct. and g.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-10-04

Rice's Millinery Opening MonSaxx and
Tuesday Oct. and 8,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-10-04

FALL OPENING.
Pattern Hats and Bonnets Monday
and Tuesday, October and 5.
MRS. JESSIE MADAM,
1145 Main Street
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-10-04

NsM ADyIsIlsIMlnrs:
Boys Shoes
~....AS IS....
Boys Shoes.

Beginning with No. 9, running
up to 5 IL. We have all Lit
TILE MEMS SHOES made on
lasts that are fac Smiles Of
those that are popular with the
bigger men. They fit better,
they look better, they wear bet
ter, they cost no more than
shapeIess, uncomfortable shoes.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-10-04

Communion services were held yes
terday morning In the Presbyterian
churches in the city. Large congre-
cations were the rule, and in each
church there were accessions to the
membership In the Second church
services were held every night last
week, and in the First and Third
churches, special services were held
on Friday night.