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SITUATIONS wANTED-FEMALE

WANTED Mould like to get washing To- d. at
hntuc. rsu Do Il uisrly. 2347 Champlau ave.
mlI-,t- -,n
WANTED situation by white woman as cham
irrIiuald ar nurse; good reference. \. b.. 1913
lSth UW. -en
WANTED By middIc-ageI white woman situs-
ti"u a> general houscVorhcr or nul~e; willing
10 leave ,tt l4o5 Sd -t nv. Item
WANTED A Young colorcd woman tor general
hou-eUvrh. including Washing for two: one
that e.I DO The Laundry work "a ber own home
preferred. Jos II nc. mh.-St-en
WANTED Families or single washing: special
'gl, ulth harusl> and delicate coIors. Is27 I
h". Item
WANTED by a good cook or ohamaarmlid ,i1ua-
r'ou; ,sn give good ref; viii travel in sam
mor: Z" nome or stay nights. Please call al
l.a'e - s;h Il NV. %
WANTED By a sortled white woman. situation
~ yhamtcImaid or nurse, ret given. Address
|ERIiE. 922 st. NV. u
WANTED b. middlc-agcd German woman. situa
U"u ~ cook or hOu,cworker. Address WON-
ANS CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION. l7lg 18th st.
Uv. II
WANTED situation as nurse Tor child or in
valid lad, Kind and gentle: best of ref Call
or adde's 25l North Capitol st. mh7 81
WANTED Position l,y experienced typewriter and
stpuugIalhcr with fiI>t-cla,s references. Ad-
dress Mss =. NJ. this office. mhG-8t
WANTED b. experienced white person. place
a. nurse or attendant to invalid. Mss X
T.. l2A O ,l. NV. mh6-3t
WANTED BY competent lady typewriter. a posi-
lion; experience and practice more oi an Oh
iect than salary; good references. ROOM L.
Chaunc,N Building. mhg-3t
WANTED Young lady wants writing 10 do al
home. viii address envelopes and wrappers
al 70c Thousand. Address N. r. H. this Office.
uh 5-,t- -Cm
WANTED BY middle-aged white woman. stua-
ti"n as housekecpor; best of city reference
gwen Address l.. A. W. this Office. mh5-3t-em
WANTED-By oolored women. situations: one
to coOk. wash and iron; houscUork. II34
18th ST. nw. inh5-St-er1
MANFEB-Bv lady, position as stenographer ana
typewriter; own machine: fair at figures:
'NNN'hNlolA ;, llls Office. mli j-3t en-
NANTED-A stcnographer desiring to increase
her speed VIII report and transcrihe no5es at
q nominal figure patent work preferred Address
SIENoCRAPliER, Box -. Wash. Loan 4 Trust
Bldg. ,llb5 r. ON
NANTED-By two respectable girls a situation
one a general houseworker and one as cham
bernald: good references. Apply ll4i 2lst 81 NV
mh5-3t
WANTED Young ladies. with talent want TO
engage with dramatic company TO appear
next fsll. Address L. NJ, this Office.
mh4 81 en-
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WANTED First-class laker; want steady sa3n;
bad md pastry. ls2O 'th IL nv.
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HELP wANTED-MALE.

WANTED Experienced elevator boy Apply at
Sn eth st. Item
WANTED Young man a. grocery clerk; one who
cut meats, and not afraid OF work. Ad-
dress, stating wages wanted, CLERK, tins oiiice.
ml7-St-m
WANTED Suede hath attendant tor Turkish and
ntcdloated baths; AT once. DNhS : ltothh
AGENCY, ol$ sth ST. Item
WANTED An apprentice who has had consider
ahl, experience setting type Call GO l. s..
WANTED First-class laker; want steady sDan:
ls-p.d md pastry. ls2O fth 81 nv.
mii7-;ii-tlu
WANTII, A oo!ored boy TO help in candy fac
Toy. Gail 1924 llth NV Item
WANTED Young men, few days, Americans.
psoitStatits meet me this tNondayl mora
ing about O'Clock. 9th and + St., on Sidewalk.
MANTEn-A A boy TO set jspe and oo pres.
Al4,l, hct 10 and u O'Clock TO-DAY, CROM-
WELL BROS. SO = Il. NV. It
WANTED \ nrst-cl7ss barber. 1917 t. nv. Ii
WANTED ioa si,i, -hodicd men to join yOLI-N-
1EEB GA h.RA TROOP. men wbn ride
loI~. lrritrlCd: those Who mean business.
Addr,~> 4 Al AlRl TROOP, this office rih1-3t
WANTED shocnsakcr ON repairing ain. to,l-
WANu.p what, gardencp. viite .,oa,jaaan aad
drii'f: ai~'' c'loltd butler; al once. IN
CHANGE ,j RENJ- 72I lS,h It. nv o.
WANTED Shoemaker on repair. must be good
workman. Apply 1885 l4th -. NV %
WANTED HANDY man; acquainted with steam
ami 'lc,tilC iuas hinefv. who can do SIuJN
pairing. Address nl Moan, this office. mii6ai
WANTED - steady ,anyasscrS can make good
Na@,S Npliil. bot. and Il q. lu-, fuc-da,-
ID. /. ENtEL. s2j 3lSt st. NV Iuf5 81 -eu
WANTED Good rmoh aud Judy mm yiu ig-
ur.>: to rhr right party stead, work and
good sSlsjN. Address nj SEt NJ MANAGER. th'>
Office. uii5-,, -cin
WANTED AZ Cip Intelligence Officc, waters,
COOKS. d.~uasEers, drivers. bows. lahJ;yUs,
farm hands f37 ltth 81. NV lut3-7t
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DIR. CZARRA

IN Nervous, Chronic, skin. and PRIV ATE DIS
EASES N-RAY, Static, Faradic and Galvanie
Electricity. in Catarh. Rheumatism, Kidney and
Bladder Diseases, Sexual Weaknesses. Structure,
Hemorrhoids, syphilis. and Diseases II Women.
Consultation from to G. 6l9 Pa. ave. NV.
fe16-tf-em
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REMOVED! REMOVED!!
MADAME LAMONT,

The Great Clairvoyant and PslE.ist.
Advice and help in all affairs of life
Fee, soc. and 81. iii G. st. NV.
fe7-1mO-em
NOTICE-"0range Blossom" the world renowned
cure for all female diseases, is sold To the drug
trade only from the Laboratory, and : Hub
bard Court. Chicago. DR.. J. A. McCdll & Co, pro-
prietOrs. Look out for parties calling Themselves
oar agents. they pcddlers OF 4 notorious
fraud. We have agents. fe26-lm
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COLLINS & GADDIs, 5I1 uth st. NV.
FOR SALE-Nuet sell by April iS: house, cost.
$3.50; viii take S} 00- No. lUs y. J. ave.
Sc; Groom brick; q. IN. j.; lot 2oNSl. Address
SACRIFICE, this office. mh6-5t
FOR sALE-Beautiful ,ix.room cottage: Brook
land. d. C.: large lot: shade trees; monthly
payments SACRIFICE, thi~ Office. mh6-st
TOR SALE-G-roaln modern b. house. It'll. near G.
Sc. s23Jo; room modern y. h., - blocks
south II [. ; Capitol $500; 1905 y. j. ave Sc.
o-roum house. lot 2kh5. very cheap, Il, 800.
JOHN +. DnNuHOE, 3Os Ea-i Capitol st.
mhj-&t-em
FOR SALE-5-roon brick house. ID st. NV; near
and schools; u 80: this j. neat homo
in splendid locality and dirt cheap; terms
easy. OWNER, this office. mh5-5tem
FOR SALE-Three small houses on business st..
rent Stl. % month: 3. 40 feet ground: srlrn-
did investment. Address ". H., this office
ml2-l0t.cm
FOR sALE-i05 12th ST ne; 200; fine piece
OF property; rooms; a m. j.. large back
porch: TERMS 500 cash and SIS monthly.
OWNER, 10 18th St -. fe25 item
FOR sALF-sIoI0 to S2I775: houses and lots
in East Washington IT tUdays values; call
and get sale bulletin: up-fo-date figures. JOHN
F. DONoHoE, 5Os East Capitol st. .e2i-l2t
FOR SALE new houses on 18th st. near Nd.
ave. ne; rooms, back porch and all mod.
imps: fine conCreted cellar under entire house;
lot is l-2 hy 100 TO alley; fine steel bath tub,
marble washstand and open plumbing; il fact
perfect gem of q home. OWNER MONLEY, II0
18th St Sc. fe23-tf
FOR SALE-IlO 18th t. Sc. $. 500: pretty home
for any one Is feet. front by IS feet 10 alley.
OWNER, within fe23-tf,em
FOR SALE-629 14th st ne: eoncreted cellar and
all mod. imps.; lot 10 l-2 by 100 20 alley; per
feet gem OF a homei price, $500; terms. 500
cash and SIS per mo. OWNER, ll0 18th St sc.
fees .em
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WANTED SNede hath attendant for Turkish and
mcdioated baths; at once. DICKS HoFEh
AGENfN F12 -rb II Item
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NANTED Young men, few days, Americans.
Pfoi,,tauts, meet me this Monday mora
ing about . O'Clock. 9th and 4 sts on sidewalk.
ID
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wANTED-Experiencc elevator boy Apply at
Sil 1th St Item
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FOR SALE-BICYCLES.

FOR SALE-Ladys bicycle; cheap; good condi-
tion Apply 90S n. II. mh3-3t-em
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MANTIp \ oo!ored boy TO help in a candy fac
tuIy Gail 1924 ilth NV. Item
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Or. Dr.lEATHERMAN

EXPERT SPECIALIST. C25 years eNperience.)
All private diseases quickly and permanently
cured. SYPHILIS positively cured in any stage
Consultation free.
Hours, % to- IL, 2 to 5. Tues,
Thurs. and Sat. Evenings, to B.
No. 602 + st. INV. Closed Sunday.
nol5-tfem
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NAATtD-h Dung man a. grocery clerk; one VINO
can cut meats and not afraid of work Ad-
dress, stating wages wanted, CLERK, tins oHioe.
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! FOR SALE-Pure old Calvert Straight Rye NhiS-
Ky, years old. 81 per qt; fresh bottled beer.
soc per box. delivered. DANIEL A. Dt Fly, 1895
9TH 81. NV. NH -cm
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REDUCED. REDUCED!
IL Ill u.
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FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

NINE LA RUE Medium tells past and pres
ent; gives luck and spells taken Of. 1923 1-2
st. NV. Walk upstairs fe14-lm
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FOR RENT-Convenient Office rooms; GIL eth ST.
NV: opposite L. 5. Patent Office: large;
iight cheerful, 80 and $3.50.
SrARGARDTER & GRIFFTTTIS,
mhS-3t GIL 9TH ST.
GROCERY STORE-Thickly settled neighb rhood .
dwelling attached; low rent; daily sales s22;
price $50. DUNLAP, 906 r st. mhj-3t
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WANTED Young ladies, with talent. want to
engage with dramatic company TO appear
next fall Address l.. NJ, this Office.
mh4 81 en-
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FOR REAT-Tmce unfinished rooms: entire sec
ond floor, heat, gds aud bath, a bargain; near
two car lines. Address n. J. r.. This Office.
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HOUSES FOR RENT AND SALE.
REAL ESTATE BULLETIN

THOMAS l.. WAGGAMAN. 9I7 + ST. NV. ,
FOUR STORY BRICK AND FRAME HOUSES FOR
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FOR l,I-NT- . ni,e Rooms on "a hoor; price, -
Wuuth. ". = II. ne mh1-3 en-
FOR RENT small f1r. room. aitsll, for gen
JigmJu; rynI - T,r month. 6l3 y }, ave
'r,- mk7 -3t
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FOR saLE-Are you looking for a good paying
business; IL so, at once; have good
drug stores, grocery stores dry goods stores, and
some high-erade patents will sell cheap
trade for real estate. HUNTER & BRO, CONNER
cial, 5l0 Z ST. W. mh1 -3t -en
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1898-06-03
THE DATE SELECTED.

The date fer holding the big union
railroad meeting in Wheeling has been
set fer July 9th. The place for hold
ing tie same will be at Wheeling Park,
and it is to be a big affair.
The various delegates held meeting
here and a committee was at once select
ed to attend TO all the usual preliminar
les Frank A. Riley is the chairman
and NJ E. Talley, of Parkersburg, is
secretary of the committee. Excursions
are to be run from Pittsburg, Dennison,
Chic, Grafton and Parkersburg, and at
a very low rate There will be four or
five bands, and all OF the officers of
the trainmen's organization will be
present. Prominent speakers will he
on hand and TIE boys expect the event
to be red letter one in the railroad
line. 1t takes a good while 70 gec ur a
meeting Of this nature and in order TO
make the affair the success it Should
be the date had to be selected some
time ahead Nearly every employe
within a radius of $50 miles will be on
hand, and in that case the meeting will
eclipse any of the ones held in other
cities
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1898-06-03
AS TO PEACE PROPOSALS.

This war will never end until Spain
has been driven from this hemisphere
Nothing short of that will satisfy the
American people. Nothing short of
that ought to satisfy them. While we
are about it we will settle with Spain
and be done with her for all time in the
New World.
If by any arrangement Porto Rico
should be left under the dominion of
Spain, it would be but short time I'M
til we had another aggravated case of
Cuban question to deal with.
Furthermore, we have gone too far
9ow to be satisfied to end the war with
the simple surrender of Cuba Span
ish sovereignty must be banished from
this side of the world forever.
This is apropos to the report that the
Pope has made overtures to Washing
ton for peace. Such overtures are ere
ditable to His Holiness but useless SO
far as the United States are concerned
This war must be fought out to its end
and that is the end of SPANS cruel and
lnhuman rule on this hemisphere II
can have no other ending.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1898-06-03
NOMINATIONS SENT IN.

Washington. June 2.--The President
to-day sent these nominations to the
Senate:
Navy-For advancement for conspi-
cuous conduct in battle, Captain Frank
Wildes, to be advanced five numbers;
Captain Joseph B. Coghlan, to be adj
vanced six numbers; Captain Charles
V. Gridley. to be advanced SIX num-
bers; Captain Nehemiah NJ. Dyer, to be
advanced seven numbers; Commodore
Asa Walker, to he advanced nine num-
bers; Commodore Edward P. Wood, to
be advanced ten numbers.
Justice-George Randolph, to be at
torney for the Western district of
Tennessee.
reasury-Charles F. Leach. to be
collector of customs district of Cuya
hoga, Ohio.
War-Volunteer signal corps, to pc
cap;ans-Alexander d. B. Smead, Of
Pennsylvania; Charles B. Hepburn, Of
District of Columbia: First Lieutenant
Charles C. Clark, Fifth infantry; Ell
more A. Mckenna of Idaho: Asbery w.
Yancey. of Tennessee
To be first lieutenants-Henry G. OPP
dycke, of New Jersey; Hugh HaddOW,
Jr., of New Jersey
To be second ieutenants-William S.
Wright, of Indiana; Mckee Dunn Nc
Kee, of New York; Frederick NJ Jones,
first sergeant, signal corps; Max Wag
ner, Of Massachusetts,; Henry W. SIAM
ford, sergeant, signal corps
To be aptain-Frederick L. Martin,
OF California Nomination Frank l..
Martin for above office withdrawn.
To be assistant quartermaster, with
rank Of captain-Frank L. Polk, of
New York, domination of Frank S.
Polk and Frank S. Pope for the above
office are hereby withdrawn)
Interior - BENJAMIN NJ Ausherman,
receiver Of public moneys, Evanston,
Wye. Edward H. Becker, TO be agent
for Indians of Crow agency, Montana;
Walter Mem. Luttrell, now physician of
Mescalero Indian agency. to be Indian
agent of that agency in New Mexico.
INSTRUMENTATION of Norman H.
Camp. Of Idaho, for appointment as
first lieutenant in United States signal
corps is withdrawn.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1898-06-03
TIE RAILROAD WORLD.
Trainmen Who Enlist Will Be Pro-
tacted.
In Case of Men Being Killed or
Wounded, the Same Benefits Will
Follow as Though the Disability
Occurred on the ROad-lhe Big
Union Meetipg-A Train Held By
Soldiers-B. & O. Officials Here.
General Notes.

TIainment who lave enlisted in the
United States volunteer service in the
present war with Spain and who be-
long 10 the tfainmen's organization,
will be pleased to learn that such action
will not cut them cut Of any of the
benefits Under the regular ruling
any employe who Joined the army FOR
feited all benefits, but happily this mas
been done away with. Mr.. P. H. Nor
risy, who is the grand master OF all the
tranmens lodges, has issued a letter IN
which he states that any employe who
enlsts in a company and shall get Grip
pied or killed, will receive the full bene-
fit tie same as if the accident had oc-
Cured on the railroad This is GER
tanly good news for the men who have
already left the railroad to fight for Old
glory. The trainmen's organizations
are a very good thing, and nowadays
nearly every man who works for rail-
read belongs to it. Their benefits are
more than two-thirds of any insurance
company and the dues are very small
Tcey do more for employees and at pres
ert the organization was never in
bettr financial condition.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1898-06-03
HELD THE TRAIN.

train load of cowboy soldiers held
a B. & O. train at Grafton the other
day about three hours ON account of
not being provided with sleeper. they
came from the west in foreign car,
and at Parkersburg they had to ride in
a coach on account of the sleeper being
to large for the tunnels on the Parkers-
burg branch. They were Informed
that they would be supplied at Grafton
with another sleeper, but when that
town was reached there was none
there. The boys were not to be bluffed
in this manner, and seven Of them got
On the engine and would not let the en-
gineer move tie train until the right
kind of car was attached to the train.
The result was their orders were obey
ed, but it took three hours to comply
with the request.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1898-06-03
RAILROAD NOTES.

BENJAMIN Gorsuch, a B. & O. passen-
ger conductor, is again on duty, after
being off several months on account of
a broken wrist.
Yard Conductor George st. Myers, Of
the Panhandle, has returned from a
visit to Omaha, Neb.
William List and wife left yester-
day for Baltimore, being called there
by the sudden death of Mrs List
brother.
Joseph Gatewood a B. & o. fireman,
is off duty on account of sickness.
Edward Lemon, B. & o. engineer,
is off duty this week taking a vaca-
ton.
party consisting of G. p Woods. j.
B. Mendanhall, o. W. Wofter and w.
Gibbons spent yesterday fishing near
Woodland. They returned with the
usual fishermen's luck.
C. Trevy, a B. & 0. yard brakeman,
is off duty on account of sickness.
B. & O. Yard Conductor H. E. Board
is off duty this week on account of
sickness.
The Baltimore & Ohio are extending
their main track used as siding, max
ing it two miles long A third track
is also being constructed which will
make the place much better for the
long freight trains now being sent over
the line.
Yard Brakeman j. Harter. Of the 3.
& O., is still off duty on account Of a
mashed foot received last week.
B. & o. train No had car load of
soldiers en- route from the east TO San
Francisco. They were Pennsylvania
men.
Ingle Malone. read supervisor for the
B. & O.. was in the city yesterday.
Nail City Lodge No. no. B. of r.
T.. will have a very important meet
ing on next Monday night, and ii is re-
ouested that every member be pres
ent.
Charles Trevor. representing The
Northwestern. Samuel Myers. the
Union Pacific ard Hal s Ray. the Rock
Island read. were in the city yester-
dav.
j. Wasmuth, B. & o. freight brake
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1898-06-03
man, is off duty on account Of sick

man, is off duty on account Of sick
ness.
Baltimore & Ohio passenger train No
46 was about five hours late yesterday
The trouble could not be learned but
was said to be west of Newark, Ohio.
The connection on this side OF the
river did net wait for it.
The Baltimore & Ohio will commence
running parlor cars from Wheeling to
the mountains on the first of July AT
present the travel to Mt Lake Park is
not very large.
A large consignment Of street cars
made at st. Louis and destined for
Baltimore were in the b. 4 U. yards at
Benwood Junction yesterday.
Supt r. NJ Sheats, Of the B. O.,
was in the city yesterday.
The local freight house employees al
all the depots will have the first half
holiday of the season, commencing to-
morrow afternoon.
The B. & 0. are now running solid
berry train from Baltimore to Pitts
burg. Last evening the special train
was made up Of thirteen cars.
The freight agents association have
a meeting Tomorrow evening, when
everything will be arranged for at
tending the national meeting at Gin
cinnati next week.
Freight business On the Baltimore &
Ohio is as heavy as ever all over the
lines The company now have hard
time supplying the trade with freight
cars
J. S. Smith, assistant train master
of the PaltimOre e Ohio was in the
city yesterday.
The Ohio River road have received a
number Of their passenger cars from
the shops, where they were generally
overhauled.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1898-06-03

OUR "STRATEGI is RESPONSIBLE.
Secretary Long has endeavored TO
shield our precious strategy board from
blame for several plumbers that have
been made in the West Indies by de-
clarng that the Board, of which he is
a distinguished member, did not at
tempt to direct the movements Of the
squadrons but mere to keep them in
formed of the position of the enemy as
that information came to Washington.
Thus did the Secretary of the Navy en-
deavor to shift the responsibility from
the shoulders of the strategistS to
Commodore Schley. Not only is this a
rather contemplate piece of work on
the part of the Secretary, in the absence
of the gallant fighters who are doing
their best, but according to a letter re-
ceived from one of the officers of the
battleship Indiana, an extract from
which is published in New York pa
per, it is not true. I'll 5 officer says:
Admiral Simpsons instructions
We're, l understand, that he must seek
the Spanish fleet, and on no account
risk the ships of our squadron at any
thing else
This accounts for our leaving, after
three hours Commandment, without TAX
ing the place, which we could easily
have done. The majority were pretty
sore when it was learned that we were
back for just one more round; but I'M
fortunately THIS SQUADRON is BE-
ING RUN FROM WASHINGTON in
stead Of by the admiral, so he had moth
ing left but to obey orders.
THE admiral himself wanted to go
back the worst kind of way, but his
instructions detained him."
If this officer speaks the truth, and 1t
is thousand to one that he does, then
Secretary Long does not speak the truth
when he attempts to shift the blame for
naval blunders made from the should
ers of the "strategists" to those of the
brave fighters, by declaring that the
Board of Strategy is not 'directing' the
movements of the squadrons, but mere
ly keeping them informed of the move
ments of the enemy.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1898-06-03
PROPOSALS.
BIDS WANTED
For the Erection of the
Home for lncurables, and
Plans from Architects for
whole Institution.
PROPOSALS.

BY direction Of the Board Of Trustees
q the home for Incurabes. 1 am author
ized 70 ask for proposals 10 erect the first
building for the Home to be built al
Huntington. West Virginia The plan for
the building. with specifications. can be
seen az the office Of the Architect, Har-
rlson Albright At Charleston The right
70 reject any and all bids, Is reserved
and the successful bidder win be required
TO execute bond with approved security
Tor the faithful completion Of tbs. con-
tract. All bids must be submitted within
ten days from this date. Plans for whole
Institution may be submitted BY archi-
teets until July 18TH 1895. For further par
tculars, address -
MRS. MARY JACKSON RUFFNFR
President Board of Trustees.
lunzea Charleston, W Va.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1898-06-03

The proper waist to wear with this
skirt is part challie and part taffeta
Make the sleeves and yoke of challie
The lower part of the waist hangs loose
from the yoke and is of cream taffeta.
The only trimming on the waist is a
narrow shirring Of ribbon, chiffon.
taifeta or any other pretty material
This will make very comfortable
Afternoon sacque and one which you
will greatly enjoy as it is not combining
around the waist
HELEN GREY PAGE.