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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-09-06
PUBLISHERS


PUBLISHERS NOTI1E TIA ilns
agents are }. i. Mcclellan y Ro%iey
and o. r. Loornis. City coliectoFs sfs -
A Cashcart X. e Haxssy, sE.a&ssas Ae-
CaFthy e II MCGOWAN and it. a " illIs-
Postl iastexE everywhere age our agents.
Pay money only 10 These ana 10 $of tSSs-
dent agents II sae various e-tses sfEc e0"ns
OF the Northwest. -
ADVERTisiNG-O hours d the
-fnseiiigsneec business oFscf' pa..y
unIi Il D. n Sunday hours. open "a m
to II D. IA Classified advertisements Tor
insertion following morning = - be re-
celved up 70 1875 p. 10. AsFslia s.si nss !.
unfer classified headings vii - 4hsTftsd
al tic rate % cent 4 ~ori F1fz4 tass! :
ton. Payment always 10 a,iSaEce. ~
advertisement received for 4ess thah -
cents.
ERTTSERG-Chargas for adVeT-
tisements IL tna Sunday s'1s'-inteiiig eSceI
mast be furnished ny / J'cs0fs SATURDAY
Advertisements 9iii ne received II branch
ofssces OF ei.s Post Iareiiss
Information leading 10 tie CONVICTION or
any person stealing copies q ms paper
delivered 20 Subscribers In Seattis
TACOMA EfiREAJ-&o. izos PACING
avenue L. Il. Harrison.
EFERETTP r Lewis.
SPOkASE-BFsneh office. Traders
block. sts Riverside avenue: telephone ~
J. .. Peterson. Manager
PORT TOWssEND~Wu m A. Pfeiner-
BET.LTSGHAM 3AY-Nsw Whatcon,
Parker Ellis. Maragsr.
OLYMPIA-4isi5 Main street. G. G.
Ninstanlsy. Agent
VICTORIA. r. C.-George Marsden.
The following letters await advertisers
a. this office.
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Births, Marriages, Deaths.

II order TO secure correct tnsssffo2 u
notices 9n6e. these heading, tie same
should Dc sefk at tie boasoess osa1k o. tais
paper. No charge IL made for sacn No.
tees. -
Funegz! notices, resolutions OK 0ene9
special announcements wii 6@ cnarge1 AZ
TIC rate Of ~ cents pr-r liEc eaca 2TasSrSios'.
P1rT-I.S1 El.Llsx ~. .-Is -.
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NOTICE TO CONTINUOUSLY
StreHt Sewer Innrfxt, mani -eoo

NOTICE TO CoNTRA Gro RS-II-..-.--
Street Sewer Improvement. o'a
Notice y hereby given that scala,
poSals VIII be received by the unaersigrn,sSs
secretary OF the board of public, woysease
20 o'clcck p. m. Monday. Septenh.r Nv. W
lsSs. for the Improvement Of L.cnora s. 80.
from Eigsth avenue ~ the a!ley Ss.wss9
ruin and sixth Avenues. by corstr,s,,sssaa
a pipe sewer along sa{G avenue ,o~s.ss
with all necessary openings. yves m.s
hoses, ,amphCIeS. vcnfiia.ors r,,.ss sa>
tanks ard eaten basins. as orovids5 IS
ordinance Ne. S:eos. creating local irnprosss
with the plans and Specifications na caa s
file in The office ot the beard OF n.h Sa
works psoas
Each hid must be accompanied by
uhed checS payable 10 The order 0. X.
CITY Comptroller. fer a sum not less ~ ~
I'VE si per cent Of the bid. ana no Ma ' 10.
check. ~ 50
The successful bidder will he required !.
enter tnto contract agIi furnish safiss,s
tory bond for tbs amount required nv. -
city charter and tire laws af the s,sss =
" aSnlnSton. within ten days after ha,,.
notitied of he award # the contrae. !
him, falling 20 DO so. the said check 90
the amount iiXSd therein Win Re fo-tss,sss
10 the city, No person = eligible as a IA
der who has within two years prior :, -.
letting OF SAID ccntract made Gefau. !,
payment oil any 3u>t claim Tor anv vo,s
Or labor performed or any skill ar uata,.ss
furnished pursuant 10 any such confrass,
as herein advertised or who within ssss
two years failed 10 complete any such ~
tract. Nsa'
Special attention is "a ed 10 ar,icle xx,a
Of the city charter, as now in force, rsa,.
irg 10 hours uf labor" amd 10 artic!a ~
section 81. subs. / and >. relating 10 honS
and sureties.
The board Of public works reserves ~.
right 20 reject arv and all bids s
Proposals must he Endorsed on enye,,,.
Bid tor l.eno:a Street Sewer Improve.
ment.''
BY order OF the hoard OF public WORKS
FRANK OLESON. Secretary
Date OF first publication. September
1885
DEPARTMENT OF THE INTfRiop
Washington. II. c. August u. isSe
Sealed proposals, in duplicate viii ha -
ceived at the office OF the Hon John d
Brady, Governor Of Alaska. at Sl.ts
Alaska. until ; O'clock p NJ Saturaas
October !. 1895. for the construction Of |.
school building and teachers resiaene.
attached, ut Wood Island. in ST Pss,
Harbor, District Of Alaska, IN accord.
ance with plans and specification IN h.
seen at the aforesaid office The amo,,n,
Of money set aside for the constr,irtia,
of said building is s2.2n 4 certified
check for per cent. OF the amount hi
and payable 10 the order of the eoye-n..
Of Alaska, must accompany each pra.
posal. The right is reserved 10 walya
defects In. proposals and 70 reject any
and all bids.
c " BLISS. Secretary
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ANFisIf-fn RlNr

V A<TsefA-A Csc3sgn seven ar eIS:t. -o-prsa
house within ten et@rk - Eostosfles
~. rsR good rent NaH a> permanent
EirAzytss. she sswci@v. IS First AVagsssc.
" NNrE u -efflrn tsNrss f,rass. SIX S-
srNrH reanae ~ ncsoaer I. g7aMt 4acs-
ton Aaserss VI p. care Fess-ln,e at-
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NOTICE. TO STOCK HOlDERa

NOTICE TO STOCkHoLDERS-A Animal
Meeting annual meeting OF stoes.
holders of Seattle Cereal Company win
be held AT the office Of the company. as
Railroad avenue. Seattle Wash Mar.
day, September i2. 1925. at o'clock .
M. for the purpose Of elecJing a boari
OF directors ana for the Transaction -
any business proper to come before tina
meeting. +. S. COATES.
Secretary.
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" ANTEp-Rf- ESTATE

wANTf,gf~f have ssAs 10 ls.sv ne A p ss,se !:
maze Ya3r nF&re irN wfi ASSUME 30
m0siSss&- Address " e. care host Ia-
tc4gtSSgtxer.
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NEWSPAPER ADvERTIsIxC

NEW SPAPER-M aav.rtts5~-
rates quoted. Cnurch'~ Aayerfislnr
Agency. established 1854 Box sss. sea,tles
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WAN TEp- AGENTS.

MANTEtl-Aseuts 10 sell oHr nvw 8; out
M consisting 81 Identification pugE,ye
registry ana srscl,,l thoa-<3od dollar pol
ICY issued by the | nttFd States Casualty
90 hhefal gsrUss Gu.YeEsat ftfenttrca-
zion ard Recovery 90. Il Church 81
Nav Haven. cam
WANTEil-Ageuts Ger Nsya, War
Nith SPAIN complete book 3uelui.ug
terms OF peace. ready Sepfem ~ let. ~
pages iti.4atrased os,{6f free Address
National Poh. &c. Lakeside Hde, Chi-
cage
LADY AtfENTS-it yea want the Aest
money maker YOU must have our HAgeta
Electric C0r<ets-~ the standard fAr TWEEN
" years. Address Western Corset 20.
- truss. Nc,
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HELP WANTED-MALE.

WAETED-Free pass. railroad help fof
Montana Idaho and Washington. light
office fee: sa!lrsaker. s.; camp fanky
and a cook. farm hand near city. Us;
rniii hands. s.; boys, N.sa: turner.
s.: cooks s. ard si2 and room
skid greasers. 81 walters. -,
ass5xasgers. s.. krse ooiters, -. ID fais-
srx and bucsers, g -: rosdEaeu. s.. pass
out. CITY seanster: r. r. seamsters and
lalorerg g.. free pass hop psckers; pa
per hanger: sG1e ak crib and rlgh.-oe-
way rneFl, &. - each farm hands; mix
ers. IS; bridge carpenters. g so: poE
asher. some tine wood boil ana clear
ing to;S Only partial list Of the work
az Crane.s los Washington street.
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MEDICAL.


LADIES Ch!chester's English Penny
royal Pills Diamond brandt are the
best safe. reliable; take no other: send
4c stamps. for particulars. Relief for
Ladies'" In letter by return mail: at
druggists. Chichester Chemical Co.
Fhiladephia. Pa.
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WANTEp-A competent hattdrexsrr: aIao
an apprentice Wit,wer's ga Second av-
euue,
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WANTED Woman foF general house
work, German preferred rs Lcnors
street
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TWO clothing sa.szmen wanted In Seattle
and one IN each county n every state.
10 take orders for our SEQ 20 sfo.ee made
to-messure suits and overcoats: live m-n
without experience can MAKE Sic o. per
month. 4 you can furnish satisfactory
reference we viii 'Urnisu i complete am
pie Iins ard outfit and start yon az work
a. once For particulars address Amer
lean Weoisn Mills Co.. Enterprise build
ing, Cnscsko.
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FOR RENT-ROOMy.

HOTEL BRONSON Newly furnished.
modern improvements; rates oy the Gay.
sc. &c. 15c: special rates By the week:
ersranes s5 Frs, avenue; office second
noor: take elevator.
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PERSON Al.

A GOOD SET Of teeth, S.; silver Filings
&c Up; god filings. SI~G up: pasnes:
filling and extraction; best % refere7 noes
Dr. Baker. n. Il. s. rooms IS ana IL Sui.
Ivan block
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WANTED Respectable CIR. for light
homework and sewing. NJ onceJs i|lS
Second avenue
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WASTED-At Crawford's, 10 West Main.
telephone Black Ii7s. 100 II. X. men for
kallspe.. Mont. fence and extra gang
work, free pass. ship today: 100 is5orers
Ior Sasoade sonnei' Tree pass. ;odaF -,eo
Il r. Fnes for Brooklyn. rockmen. team
stefs and bridge carpenters. Iow rate;
50 skidroad men. & 10: 20 r.. K. graders.
g. backsrs $@.se
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NANTED-25 men az Camp No. /. TO do
the clearing and build IA wagon road !,
the men can 20 20 Cowans Station and
lake the county road bout mile and a
quarter. from that point they go to the
camp. which is on the line of the Rem
ton electrical! road, wages. s. per day.
Apply 70 John A. Clark al Camp No. l.,
fare 10 cent?.
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DESIRING to retire on account OF sick
nesS. will sell my stock of paints. oils.
sash. doors glass and wall paper. build
ings can he bought; rare chance for
sober. steady man. Journal, Blaine.
Wash.
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ONLY Ten CENTS EACH AND a COUPON.

thought It could have been planted from
O scow between decks. There were, he
said, q lot OF idle army officers In Ha-
vana, and while he would not charge
them with anything, he thought It not
out OF place to speak OF the possibilities
OF the case. Captain Sigsbee said he had
shown sketch Involving these theories
TO Captain Sampson, who Ind also COM
mended torpedo station, and had ask
ed OF him II vessel could drop mine
like the one he had described instantly
and that Captain Sampson and other
officers had replied that It could and
that twelve men could do 1t. That,
said Captain Sigsbee, rs the real rea-
son asked TO have the Montgomery
taken away. II they were going to do
anything to blow us up, I wanted to
have 1t done with smaller vessel"
In replb- to 4 question, Captain Sigs-
bee said he thought 1t possible that the
explosion could have occurred without
the knowledge OF the higher officials"
Continuing, he said that It was cur
Ious fact that the vessel had never
swung before In the particular direction
in which It swung on the night Of the
explosion, and continuing, he said, "the
Maine Is lying now in about tho posi-
ton she would have taken to play on
the Spanish batteries. Now, II n mine
had been planted there, assume 1t
would have been planted In Just that
place., II only one had ,beon planted, It
would have been just there"
Asked why he had advised that no
war vessels be sent TO Havana after the
explosion, Captain SiSsbee replied: I'm
the first place there was a great deal OF
excitement. and l wanted to work along
without men-of-war and to allay the
excitement In the city; and In the next
place, II there were any, more mines, I
did not want any more war vessels
blown np. Up 10 that time l had
strongly recommended that the "Indi-
ana be sent there just 10 show them
that the Maine was not the only vessel
in the navy, nor the most powerful.
After that time hadn more conf
dence In the people. Trcacherr had
been show US. and there was no special
care for us; they had not attempted to
protect us as we did the Vlzcaya at
New York"
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, THE IRON TRADE.

{ The iron market gives strong evidence
otits accord WITT. the other branches OF
business, that have been affected by
the apprehension. that this country
will have to. go into a war with Spain,
says yesterdays issue Of the Ohio VAL
ley Manufacturer. No slump has &C.
CURED, nor IS demand noticeably mac
tive, but there Is a shade less OF ur-
gency, and a disposition 10 "wait to see
what turns UP" Is becoming apparent.
Meantime, furnace. mills and factories
are busy filing old contracts, and no
interests ore menaced with impending
injury! in the shape Of restrained condI-
lions. The latest quotations give SO 50
for Besseme: and SIS So for billets.
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Special Dispatch 10 tho Iwclllgcncor.

SP"SAi A'epa'Si io tnc lipclll6CnctE. W
WESTON. W. Va. April 1.-THE
state board OF health, which has been
holding its sessions in the hospital
chapel for the last three days adjourned
at noon to-day. Twcnty-seven april
caHts were examined for permission to
practice medicine In this state. The
board found that quite number of old
physicians are practIclng In parts OF the
state without proper certificates. The
secretary was instructed 10 secure their
names, and warn them to procure proper
certificates. DR.. Snyder, one of the very
competent hospital physicians, repre-
scented the eclectic system OF medicine
on the board. The board will recon-
mend to the next legislature the crema-
tion OF hospital sewerage. The next
meeting of the board will be held at
Blucilcld. in July.
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ANNUAL CONCERT

OF woman's Musical Club was :. FIatter-
ting Compliment TO THIS Organization.
An Artistio Programme and Splendid
Audience.
The concert given in the Opera House
last evening under the auspices OF the
Woman's Club, was a success. An au-.
dIence representative Of the culture and
refinement of the city was the organlza-
tons complimentary encouragement.
Two outside attractions had been
brought to the city for the entertain
ment and they proved the right to be so
regarded. Madame Swabacker, the
vocal soloist. with her dainty pretty ap-
pearance and unusually beautiful voice
cxquisitely so In the mezzo voce singing,
scored an immense success. Each song
was received with the heartiest applause
which was only stilled when an encore
number was begun. Perfect phraslng
and charming ease In singing were, EVIL
denced throughout every number but
the gem OF the evening, II such could be
singled out, was Hush, My Little One,"
the last song in the graceful group OF
three. Madame Swabacker three times
acknowledged the undiminlshed and
tlatterlng signs OF approval OF her work
of the evening at the ending OF this
song, and to the regret Of a most un-.
usual enthusiastic concert audience, the
number remained her last.
Sharing the honors as soloist with
Madame Swabaclier, Miss Russell Nc
Murphy. of the West Virginia Univer-
sity music department, gave decided
evidence OF musical ability, and all Of
her piano interpretations were more than,
pleasing. Miss McMurphy's selections
were chosen with taste and showed to
good advantage her touch and technic.
The enthusiastic reception of each, de-
handing an encore, was merlted. 9g
The ensemble work was in the keeping
OF the Choral club, under the direction
OF Mrs. Flora Williams, and showed her
capabillty and efficiency. The accom-
panists of the evening were Mrs. Ric-s
cardo Ricci and Miss Annie Sage, both
sustained we'll their regulations. !
The Chorus was neither seen nor
heard in more than half its wonted
strength last evening. but the
young ladies splendidly carried their.
parts to fine elimination. Their clos,
ing song. "The Star Spangled Banner"
was received with intense appreciation,
the audience following the example OF
Mr.. Henry Hughes, rising, and at the
conclusion breaking again into the vo-.
ciferous applause which greeted the first
strain. f,ss5..lI
a reception complimentary to the SOLO
ISIS and chorus was given after the con-
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pnrker,burc Onle,ai. Blnf,.d.

x Detective McNichol had a fruitless
mission to Parkersburs. the authorities
there having released just previous to
his arrival. w, Stewart, wanted here for
forgery. The action OF the Parkereburg
officials is said to be due to 4 ruse OF
Stewards attorney, who bluffed the au-
hiorities by threat ning heavy damage
suit Il Stewart wasn't released. They
released Stewart, who then skipped for
parts unknown.
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Post onlc, RobDer, Arrested.

Special Dispatch 10 tho intelliScnccr.
q cLARksBuRG. W. Va, April A.
Deputy United States Marshal Law ar
rested Charles Ransell and brother, and
Guy Danley. who were implicated in
the postofiice robbery at Sycamore Dale,
last Saturday night. After the robbery
they stole horses, Iand after reaching
shis place turned them loose. These
parties are supposed TO hc members OF
u desperate gang who have committed
numerous robberies In this section lately.
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THREE CENT ARTICLES,

Clark's o. n. T. Thread, Ladies. p,,S.
korchiefs, Shaving brushes. ] Dozen prsS,
Buttons, Stamped Dippers. Match SAT-,
Machine OH Cans. Potato Mashcry.
pnsen satety Pins. Perfumed Toilet soap
Pair Scissors, Pint Funnels, Jelly plaie,
Curry Combs, Dozen Shoe I.aces scboni
States, Busting Spoons. cent Tsbls.,
Cork Screws. Harmonious, Cake Turner,
Mouse Traps, Windsor Ties. = vs. AH' =
Come hero for Barsains; We will no,
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cert In the clubs rooms in the a. o. U.
W. Temple, and all the friends OF the
association awaited themselves Of the
opportunity to congratulate the man.
agement upon the success Of the first
public concert OF the third season.
This morning the principals in last
evenings performance will go to Mont
de Chantal, by Invitation, and a treat Is
assured the Sisters and pupils OF the In
s1Itutlon.
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FIVE CENT ARTICLES,

Ladies' Hose. Children's Hose. RollIrr
Pins. Boxwood Rules Cuff Buttons. Tls
buckets, Combination Glass Cutters, Boyt'
knives, Pokers, Door Bolts. Neatstoot 0h.
shoe Backing, Wash Pans. Richter Ra,.
monicas, Towels. 2j-cent Needle Package
Spectacles, Dime Cologne. Hair Curriers',
School States. Lamp Burners shoe Drrss.
Ing. Ladies' Pins. Table Knives. =
Many 10 cent articles In our ) cent liy
Come and take them out OF our way. =
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ONE CENT ARTI,JI[C IND

Pint Tin Cups. Q Heavy Enyclo,,,
Good Pen Holders, G Steel Pens, ME- SEs,.,
pnnr,1t Book. 2 Sheets Note Paper. { sis,,
Pe R;,n Lad Psncils, Collar Button,
Thinlble. Paper Pins. / Paper Secdy,s
Spool SILK Twist, : Dozen Hooks and ~.
Darning Needles. 4 Nutmeg Grai.y
Dozen Brass Pants Buttons, / ia, pIn
Box Carpet Tncks. . Dozen Clothes PI,,'
! Tablet. I Set knitting Needles. IN ~
Lots OF 3 cent goods rolnr nj i r.r, j5''
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1T is3a great leap from the old fash
Toned doses of blue-mass and nauseous
physics to the pleasant little pills known
MS De Wits. Little. Early Risers. They
cure constipation, sick headache and
biliousness. Charles r. Goethe, Market
and Twelfth streets; Chatham Sinclair,
Forty sixth and Jacob streets; A. E.
Scheehle, No. 6O7 Main street; ExIey
Bros. Penn and Zane streets: Bowie
e Co. Bridrenort a.
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FOUR CENT ARTICLES.

Zone Set .Teashoons, Patent Sleeve HoY.
ers; Boys suspenders, Children's Rim
Rubber Dressing Combs, Comb and Bru,S
SSss..,. Pet Covers, Tooth Brushes, File
age. Sewing Machine OH, Scrub Brish.
Linen Thread, Hand Saw Files, Suspeo.
ders. Pencil Boxes, Calico, Nluslfns. arS
hundreds OF other articles going at this
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TEN CENT ARTICLES.

Suspenders. Clothes Lines. 70 cent Jew
elry, Anger Braces. Stationery Packages,
jail Padlocks. Royal Needle Packages
One-Half Pound Tea. Ladies' % cent Hose,
Dolls. :. cent Cuff Buttons, Mirrors
Pocket knives.
We arc constantly receiving bargains
and cannot quote, prices, as they are he.e
to-day and conc Tomorrow il Is our am
TO always have something new at prices
that Will make you buy.
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TWO CENT \,

I. Dozen Buttons, j Fine Comb RAN.
Ink llandkerchiofs. Cake CATERS. p Sv.
Boxes. Langtry Hair Pins, Carncsrg,..,,
Pencils, CUT Buttons, fio Pans. PoSt.,
Combs, Napkins, Can Openers, Spool I'M ~.
ton, Toilet Soap. Glmlets, Tape Lines, NIX Sys
Der Tipped Pencils. Hair Crinpcrs. ~ N' =
We zeal only IN bargains and Siye 81,
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NINE CENT ARTICLES.

Ladies' Gloves. Shoe Brushes, Stew
Pans. Preserve Kettles. Butcher knire;
worth IS cents. Milk Strainers. Coffee Pots
Flour Sifters. Suspenders.e Extract, Vanilla.
Dolls, Dish Pans. Hammers. Pound Grain
or Ground Pepper, !. Pound Cinnamon, |
Pound Ginger. l Pound Baking Powder,
The above are all genuine bargains aud
lower than ever before.
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SEVEN CENT ARTICLES.

colsate's Pain Soap. 4 Cakes for 8
cents. Large Dressing Combs. HarmonI.
cas-, counter Books. Dress Goods. Ladies'
Handkcrchiefs. Mixed Bird Seed. White.
wash Brushes, Large Tin Cups, Wash
At this popular price we offer many ar.
ucles worth double the money 49,
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EIGHT CENT ARTICLES.

,WhIsk Brooms. Wash Bowls. Tin Buck.
ets, Long Handle Fire Shovels, Rule,,
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-04-15

Special DIppatch 10 tho IntcllIsenccr.

SnccIal DlopRtch 10 tho IntcllIserccr.
s& CHARLESTON. Viva, April a.
Nlcllolas county to-day held It's convcn-
ton for the purpose OF selecting dele
gates to the congressional convention,
The convention adopted resolutions en-
dorsing the candidacy OF Hon. William
Seymour Edwards and instructed the
DELEGATES to vote for him and use every
possible cndcnvor.to secure his nom!nn-
ton. Nicholas casts nine votes. ) 3
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-04-15

WASHINGTON, April 1.-THE SEES
sion OF the house to-day was dull and
absolutely devoid Of interest. The gall
leries and the floor. were almost desert
ed. AT o'clock the house adjourned.