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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-02-04

Rose NeXii. Yakima. SIS. onions siG
versklns S-g2oe per 40 pounds.
bcfts yeflsec pr sack, cabbage. fc
-, per dozen. dollhouse tomatoes ~,
per 10. ao house Cueuu41-rS Sfsa Ne~ced
sweet potatoes li4a 2c per ~. celery an
parsr-Ts. e#l lac. H4rpard Squash. - ner
~. tadjshes Joe d1z aancaes. green oa!6as.
30 per dog HGnc5es.
Green Fruits hirEl-Cranres. se.a-
l'rFs. S-.fl -. nsvel~ $193 e: tuaaef
oranges s. rf2. .era 'rs fanos C4ifa~rt,
s. 4F5. les1f1nF C1ei0e go fancy an
pos s.. CAatce arQieS 5tsfi .zc. common ana
}.-- .yats tNt.-r- <ttlst II g.
hfrFra~- S-H--s- crauoerfie- So per bbl.
s. 81 per box. p1rcspp.vs SOUS ~
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DYEA AND SKAG8Af. 80
Steamer Navarro saiis SATURDAY.
arv ;. at .. III. Freight ard ho' ~
Chilberz. scaadlnayian-Au'eTieah
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Transacts a savings hank business cx-
Ciasively
psposfis reeei wed tsom 81 % sloO0.
Interest allowed per hEuurnc SIX per
cent ru term deposits. per cent. on or
duAFy dfposits
Dividends declared last tays of May and
NoNsgu'svr leans nfeAe Ca real tstate or
anptes - callaterai@ only
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-02-04

PEOPLES SAVINGS BANK.
oceideutal Bloek. Seattle. Wash.

Capital ...... .,...--.. $500. sloo 900
-OFFlC Frs AND TRUSTEES
Jacob FuTtB -.+.+..... -...--.-....a resident
Arthur \ Denny .s..-- ..s.. Wee president
john t.earV ...,.-. Second Vice President
Jame4 & HAYDEN -Manascr. Cash'r Secy
Frank 4 Blnsaeft Assistant Cashier
StsuUuu SEW oaNnef John Collins,
h. 4. &eufelder ]. T. eireenIeaf
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Produce. Fruits. Etc.

MidGAngS-S- 81 atjef-s.
HaY-N heat. s4o9Is: wheat and oat SIS
til.-~9i best barley, Sl3gsus4o; alfalfa, $i0.50
oil: clover, SllaIZ-5a stock, sllul2.50,
compressed wheat, SI5Ql.51. straw. per
ba.e. 40 a5c.
esetabies-Potatoes Early Rose, ESD
zoe, river Barbanks. sea .oc, river reds.
49atJ0c; Salinas Burbanks. S5cG<l.l
sweets, 75c; oregon Burbanks., tslal &C.
silVerskin onions, $--6ga2s 10; cucumbers. 81
Gl@3; garlic, 4G4izc, green peas. ousc:
string beans. sp1525c per 10. okra. l5c;
asparagus @9lzi2c. egg plant. zoe: Chile
green pepp rs. -VG-5c, mushrooms. 50l Soc;
Fruit-Apples, common. 5Uiyuc, choice.
81 25ftli cranberries. sias; oranges.
naEels, SL25Gtl.l5. Mexican lines, re-pack.
$s41; common California lemons, 75cGl25,
do choice. S.59Q2, bananas. $i.25ail. 80 per
bunch: pineappies, Sl.5a@3 per doz.
Butter-Fancy creamery. 2lI21iec; do
seconds, 29l4GZec; fancy dairy, 24a25c: do
seconds. 21023c.
Chsese-New. ll4l1i@c; old. 9ai0c; Cali
fornia Gre n cheddar, l9dllc. Young
America. J. sii2c: Eastern. 12dI3c.
Eggs-Sto-e. 22u@Sc; fancy ranch, 25G2sc.
Pouitry-Turkey gobblers. loGllc per III:
turkey hens. lpnlic. old ROSTERS, s3I350:
young ROSTERS S4Gi5: small broilers, sal:
large broiiers. >4tNF5; fryers. S5G55o:
hens, s3Wi; old ducks. Ss.51a45o; young
ducks, s3.50ui ~: geese, 81 sal. 80 per pair.
goslings, N.Jadl old pigeons, 81.
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Dried Fruit Uoaaing) Aprlcots
hleached, per 40 7gec. figs California per
D. black So. white. e'Ac. peaches. evan
Grated. per 10. 7Glec. apples. oleacAed ne-
10 si-c. prgnes Washington 5GSc. Cali
fornia. sac. raisins +. r.. s2a3 per box;
loose M2ScAteiies 4hsH6i,c psr ID. s@.d-
Jess MJScstsllss &C. tseedlsss SIl.ar4S l2,
per 10. smyrna figs. fancy large. lie, fancy
enlll 30 GolAen d. Em.I.-
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DON'T start for Alaska unln =
.,1..s.g ,,onr eyes Miss v izsHsA
cIan ~ Cherry. Eyes tested ffse
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yatE PleFr SOUND NATIONAL.
BANK OF SEATTLE.
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" col and Hops.

Wool-Sp:ing- Nevada, uui3c; Oregon.
l2gIic. fa-l-Souihern coast lambs. ~ sc !:
San joaquin iamcs. l4>c; Northern
lambs. HAZE. roantain lambs. log l-c:
san Joaquin plains. use. Humboldt and
NJ eDdccinc, liHl5c.
Hons ,fa s.voy s@iasr1e,
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Jobbing Quotations.
Sugar. Flour and Coffee.

=, Sugar dobbingloGOlden &C" in bbls per
10 5lsc; ezra &C" IN b5ls per e, ID. 5ise;
fou P0~qeFed G spPS Gisn ExSsen
sa25; Novelty <; 81 KlondLke $iI5. Big
Loaf 8. Gold Drop s. so Legal T..nder.
As: buckwheat psr Dbl. $50: per cwt.
= ,9ain; graham. per bbl Mo-
1o-lb sacks. 500 per cwt: rolled
s. 90: faxed wheat g % per case: whole
wheat -four. per Dbl. 500: per cwt.
$. Is; pearl barley, l0o-lb sacks SIC; 25-lb
boxes &c; split peas per ico:lb sack. SIC;
81 farina. los SO; cracked wheat SOS.
g 60. los. s.. -: oat meal. steel cut Sos.
$40: ltss. $3.25: corn meal yellow. los. 81 50:
sos 81 90 white los. 81 81 50s. $50; faxed
hominy. bhls ST. kegs s2.25.
coffee Oobaing) Green Mocha. per ;b.
e.; Java Per b. Ages as cosla Rie1.
in l1o-lb' cases. per cwt ni15 so-i6 cases ',ls
per cwt. 81 .: 36-lb cases. per cwt. sli 3:
Java. 50-lh tins. Per H. &c; sacks sac: Alden
2lc ground coffee lsd20c: Lion. los. slll5:
e5s 81 g: 2ss sli25
Meats. Provisions aud Fish
Fresh Meats Oohbng)-Cow beef. or
&C. per H. steer beef &c per III; mutton,
SIC per 10: pork 6g6'2c per H. veal large,
Provisions OohbIngl-Hams. large Toe;
hams small 10isc; breakfast bacon. lIlzc:
Fresh Fish dobbing)-surgeon. saloc:
halihut. t'@5f6c: salmon s07c: salmon
trout. sqiec; Founders. 3i.Gic: soles Re-:
rock cod. Sc; Back bass SC; perch. 3lsqtc
smelt. 2Nic: tom cod. &c: heI ring 3gic: oy-
steers, Olympia, SS5o per sack, 81 ~ peg gal
lon; clans. So sack; Dungeness crabs
Smoked Fish 0obhngl-Sa,mon. steel
head Ice: Chinook loc faU salmon e17Sc:
halihut. chunks. ~; SIDES. SC. buckllngs
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Closing Quotation =

Wheat-Inactive: May. 81 io@s-
L4ag 4 - uiet, May. 9iixc.
CCrn-LsTse yeE-og. Sl.09u 10. =.
krAH-x-is a. 4. j ri
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II - tksAieN
Frank l.. Hunter. San Franciscd
&. =, Wheeler. Eilenssonrg.
A T. IApman. san Francisco.
r. r. Proctor. Boston. -.
A II. Hammond. M.ssuiIla, Mont
r. K0ehler Portland.
.. r, Wheeler. E4iensaarg.
n. r. CHANDLER. Cleveiad. O.
=. II. Boynfcu. City.
John Smith city.
II. j.. Bennett. City.
J X. Dwyer, Cogington. Ky.
Harry Gage Chicago.
Adam < Collins. san Francisce
\. g Kennedy. New YORK.
T. T. Mc(ioNern. New YORK
e. l. Marsh kaml0ops. ~ T.. VA
Wn' Wrtmore and wlfe. Palc'ise. w.
NJ f. Fay Sdn Francisco.
John l.. Baker Chicago;
". Crawford. New YORK .... ae4|
Mr. and Miss Sherwood. So21a -
4 IS. Thornton ana wife. San Frahs'
Wa3d F'lH.er colorado.
+. " Murphy Portland
A. J.. W. Bagg. Nw York
THE NEW ENGLAND.
+. :. Solomon. San Francisco.
r q Anderson. Red Bluff, Cat,
William L. Nelson RedaiHg, al
e. Rlachepberg. Reddsng, sah
Fred HoeseH City. s.xsk]
George C. CIeabeTst and vile.
No
Luke Kvarney. Stan@ood.
: J. passctt s. aoeek-
u r. Phelps Everett
Joseph Matthews tity.
q. II. Garfield. - Paul. .ssee
!. Guthrie ana family. San fFaaS
Fred risk. CTS.
John BeFtram. Alaska.
Archie Sheip. Alaska.
II. Anderson. Alaska.
4. Law. city.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-02-05
WARNER WEATHER (.
cinhds,is a Community. That Has Had as
Much FriEiilty Tn,. Week MS II De-
sired, aud Then soine-rempera,t,re OF
THE HOURLY RECORD.

The table above shows; the tempera-,
ture by hours on Thursday and Friday.
,---Thursdas5 the, last dagief tho extreme
cold wea ther and Friday an ausury Of
more moderate weather. II will be seen
that the difference between the two
days Is quite pronounced. in fact cold
snaps are seldom chased away 60!
quickly.
III The warmer weather yesterday glad.
dened the community almost without
exception, as the people are always III
prepared toSmeet such zerolc condi-
itions. The suffering in some quarters OF
tho city IL reported 10 have been con-
siderable, but tho charitable organi2a-s,
lions were out In force and accomplish.
ed great GOOD. i53 Z. 4, 4: .5
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-02-05

Very few citlsenss know that the city
lowns q park outside the city llm,,s.i
THAT and otter interesting features are
being brought out in City Engineer
Whites examination otthe city records,
while preparing an ofiieial map tithlsi
city. The parls-.or land donated for
.it--is situated OF the head OF the north
branch Of caldwell's run, or as Ii Sc
known, Georges run. N "
The deed - dated July is, 1884. from!
William Woodward. wife and 9TH
.ers, and gives 10 the city OF.
Wheeling, one rand three.rourth
.heres Of land. situated as de-
scrlbed above. 10 be used 40 q public,
picnic ground, or place OF public resort.
The deed like many others. has been
Lost between tho coyera, and knowledge
or 1t was confined to but few intimate
with citR attairs. Owing 20 It's inacees.
sle!lity it5isn't likely to be used for q
park for some time. II ever. II.
i The park site IS an Illustration or tho,
rather loose manner In which the cisy's
titles to property have become lost In
tile shuttle. The city has lost thousands
of dollars BY encroachments upon Us
ground "a 4 man would build q house,
showing It over on to the city's ground.
and rs under the state law possession
.foriten years gives u title, the city be-
came the loser. In this way. alleys
have been closed up and streets mar
.rowed. 4, 33 4 NY
The experiences OF the past will be a
warning for the future, and the fist Of
fetal map. OF Wheeling, which the city
engineer Is working Eon,as his. time. per-
mits, viii be q stumbling block to fur
,het encroachments. Engineer White Is;
Handicapped In his work. by not being
able. TO find the grade and other ordl-
'nances OF South Wheeling, OF, RItehle
town. and would also like to get copies
of plats OF property. not recorded with
the clerk OF 1he county court, and the
owners could render him great assist
ahce by so doing. y
or interest to the lover OF local his-
tory are many or the early records iof
property. secured by the city. The first
conveyance was from Colonel Ebcnezer
Zane. May 20. 1872. On December Is,
ISIS. Noah Zane and wife give tracts of
land. the proceeds Of which are to be
used exclusively for water supply for
the town. This gave Wheeling one OF
the first water works IN the west, and
at a time when Chicago was about as
big as Wegee. ~
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-02-05

Two years atter,s Mrs. Gfinnell. etilll
vigorous, writes another grateful letter
In praise OF this great remedy that has
done 50 much for her: E, l.5s I,
Wells Richardson CO.: y
tGentiemen.-P aine,s celery compound;
,stll Keeps me, from weakness ana sick.i
ness. I do not use It continually, but
quenee have not been sick for long,
long time. I recommend Paine's celery
compound 10 every one In need of a
remedy, and hope every old person will
use Il and be saved sickness and sut-l
ferlns. Yours very truly.
y Mrs. Emyle Hyde Grinnell.
Paine's celery compound Is especially
valuable for recruiting che strength and
spent energies OF men and women 5ad.
,vnnced In years. It Is the one iprepara-
RATION considered worthy the name OF a
true nerve food and blood remedy by
physicians throughout the country. It
is prescribed by them In every state In
the Union to tone up the system, regu.
late the nerves and restore health and
strength. \; , Z, 81 e 3.
Nothing In the past has ever ap-.
proached " IN power or Y building up
weakened nerve tissues and giving
strength to the tired body. In severe
cases OF persistent headaches, dyspep-
Ella, neuralgia and sleeplessness, due to
nervous feebleness. paine's celery COM
pound has hrecord OF rapid and lasting
cures thatembraee every city and town
in the wide sweep of the United States
It's remarkable power over disease lies
in Its active replacing OF worn.ou.
parts by,new hea,thyones. and IT'S heal,
ing and purifying action among the
most minute5 tissues OF thet body: I
searches out the weak parts at once, /;
and sets to work to build then, ZIP. The,
tired bod y feels the Strengthening ef-
fects; of Pa!ne.s celery compound forth
with. q 2 ~ ri.
AZ Give the nerves a chahcetto recover
and the entire body will regain lis health
and strength Take Paine's celery COM
pound. y Ff X
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-02-05

III Thinkotitt More than a century old,I
Esl And her old ages Is not calamity.
Mfa Emyle Eyde Grinnell who two
years ago ut the age OF o., sent 70 the
lproprietors OF Paine's celery compound
an unexpected and unsolicited tcstlmo-t
! Nal, now two years gat,erwart. (when
she has lived III good health beyond d
century ogainwrltss with her own hand
another hearty letter OF thahRfulness
for the wonderful good this great ram.
4 edy has done her, q 4 Z. r
Mrs. Gtinnell WIS bsrii In Benning-
ton, VII July Q, 1895, and Ia to-day tllv.;
Ing with her daughter, the Wife OF Mar.
Tin Fowler, OF Colchester, VT, a beauti-
! ful town near Fort Ethan Allen Her
father was d farmer and hotel keeper
anu she lived upon the farm Until her
marriage. az Is s
Mrs. Grlnneil rises at daylight works.
about the house. and Then the weather
VIII permit walks out doors. Her eye.
sight ID good. ana she spends many
hours crochctlng and doing fancy work.
she Keeps abreast OF the titnee, and IL
remarkably well Informed. She de-
clares that she docs not feel any older,
than she has for years, and IL people
iialt her age enjoyed sneh health as she
they would consider Themselves fortu.
nate. She has had seven children. four
boys. and three girls, two Of whom are
living to-day. Z.
). In 1896 she wrote to the proprietots Of.
Palne's celery compotind. {
Paihes celery compound has been my
health preseryer during the last few
years, Whenever ! have an ache or "a
pain a few doses Of this remedy gives
me relief and strength. Few, women,
even though much younger than ]. en-
Joy as good health, for my appetite Is
natural, ms sleep refreshins, and I can
walk quite u defiance without feeling
tired. People are surprised q. my Wig.
orous appearance and activity, which, !
believe ID the.resalt OF my, using Paine's
celery compound. 1t has ctrtd mo Of
constipation. and ls Of great help 10 mo
when oyer tired. Gratefully yours, ,sG
Mrs. Emyle; Hyde Grinneli.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-02-05

cough ls5the most dis
tresslng malady; but It's duration can be
cut short by the use of I One !; Minute
Cough Cure, which Is also tho z best
known remedy for Group and all lung
and bronchial troubles. Charles Il,
Goet2e, Market and Twelfth Streets:
Chatham Sinclair. Forty.slxth and Jn.
cob streets: a.. Z. scheele, No. COZ Main.
strssts o S,s sna zane
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-02-05
Z NEW ENGLAND STRIKE.

Differences Between Union mid Non.
Union Striker. siay End II. s.t
4 Ne. BEDFo ORD, Mass, Feb. 4.--The
principal talk OF the day In the strike
situation IS the difference that has
arisen between the union and non union
operatives. This difference threatens
TO end in open rupture, and as many
cases Of destltution ARE actually report.
ed, no doubt hundreds. Of, non-union ,op.
erntlves would take tho first chance 10
make q break from the strikers and re-
turn 10 WORK Ks
a The t.safrect!on has become sufficient.
" widespread to, cause d feeling Of I'M
easiness and fears are expressed that
unless some measure Is taken at once
the rion.uniohists Viii cause trouble
which may result In d stainpcde to the
mills n r. vi &: ia 81 u s4i5E
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-02-05

HARRISBURG, Feb. 4. -- Governor
Hastings granted n pardon to-day to
ex-city Attorney William c.. Moreland,
of Pittsburgh, who Is serving three
years In the Western penitentiary for
embezzling city funds. The serious con-
dltlon Of Mofelands health was the gov.
errors motive In signing the pardon. II
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-02-05

(. Last evealng Officer M!chaels arrest
ed Edward Zane, on Market street, up
son Information furnished from the Mild
sdlebourre authorities, who charge Zane
with burglary. committed last Friday
might He was searched at police head
Sauarters, aud Upon his person werr
found three valuable rings, two Il gold
watches and a revolver. Zane has been
In the 2Iiddlebourne oil fields for about
4 d year. He Will ba taken to afiddle-
bourne this morning.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-02-05

\ A FEW months ago, Mr., Byron Ev-
cry, or .Woodstoek, Mich, was badly az
flctcd with rheumatism His right leg
was swollen tho full length, causing
him reatisufttrlng. Ho was advised 10
try 5Chamberlalri's Pain. Balm. The first
bottle OF 1t helped him considerably and
the second bott effected q cute. /, Tho
20 and 80 cent sizes ore for sale by
dtuBglsss. IL S AZ sF9 KY I'll
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ssrloInl,ly injured.

Architect stevens, OF Belia!re, slipped
on the pavement at Twenty.fourth and.
chaplnc streets, last night between Z
and s o'clock. lie received serious In
jurics. two OF his ribs, being broken, In
addition to; bruises 4 bout tho body!sHe
was carried into Dr. Rau's Office, where
he was cared for until he was able TO be
removed TO his home, iS'
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-02-05

The. case OF Annie Starr VS.. Harry
Kline, involving the paternity OF a
child, came TO conclusion in the cir
cult court, yesterday afternoon, the jury
Infringing IN a verdict OF not guilty.
A n the case OF tAfrs. "a. Kepner5 VS..
Joseph Hassataucr, an appeal; ;225
&darages.
II Judge PAUL admitted Lazer Goliger.
5asfa.!re or gRonmnni1 to American citi-
n - ~ q lst5S ~ 60 z
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-02-05
In Clerk Robe:lrt.on's once. I

Yesterday, IN Clerk Rooertson's Office,
this following transfer Of real estate
was recorded:
b Deed made February &; 1898, by; Ellz-
abeth f. and Joseph Huck. to Henry O..
william F. and Richie, Rolf: consider
alton, ;.I5; transfers q undivided one
5fiftn interest In lot No. IS, Centre
Wheeling. =, nix, 5.} 2 n \
IA mnrrIage license was Issued to John
sBendiele. aged thirty-scvcn years, and
I barbara yiikovich, aged twenty-nine
sytars.g Both were previously married.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-02-05

$The best shlyo In tho world for Cuts.
Bruises. Sores, Va u lctra, Salt Rhoutn.5
Fever orcss lTott ter ChappCd Hands,
.ChlllblalnD, Corns; and fnll Skin Erup.i
tom, md positively cures 7 llost orEno
pay required. 81 II is gunranteadjt to give
perfect 30 latnotIon or money refunded
Price % icentsiptrt box. Il ForS pale by sLo.
gan Drug Co, IN 4; 81 &; s s
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-02-05
ERUNEON PANTS

4 100 styles OK elegant AlI-wo COL Trouser.
iinssr ducsd from S. to sc |. 100 styles OF
Gle CANT Ali-wool Tro uSer KS = red uced
from 3 ! TO s.. which we nro prepared To,
make to order on short notice Many of
these goods are less than cost, and great
bar gains. G. HESS & Sons.
FashionAblr ThilofS and Furnishstst 1891
4 md 1877 Market atre OF. :. 70
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-02-05

], The trunk case. with plaintiffs! MatR5
r Jacobs and Annie ~. Myers, and
defendant, ex-squlrei 6 George Ankle. was,
dismissed yesterday. By Squire Greer. on
the ground that plaintiffs were minors.
"a guardian will bring the suit, Febru-;
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-02-05

q HONORARY and active members
may reserve seats to tthe oratorlo So
ciety's Concert o-daY, at BAUatER's.
Associate members Monday, All Others,
on Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-02-05
] Opera d, IIoIn.e orr,,e..,trn Concert.

y The Opera House orchestra Will give
It's second grand concertand ball at the
.trion hall on the evening OF February
81 Though former events OF this char
,acter have been thoroughly enjoyed by
saligwhu hnvcFnttcn1ed them the ipios-
spcttiYe one will challenge all its pred
Secessors Ii matters OF special numbers
on the concert programme The Gxtraore
aiaary announcement Is made that Mr.,
Robert seoi. OF the NineteenthI u s..
Infantry, OF Fort Wayne, 1nd.,i Will be
she flu le soloIst. Miss Grace Summers,
who made such q favorable impression
on her frst appearanccFin public some
sweeltag viii execute q violin soio. and
s,ltss5 Ida SPELL $thc talented daughter
Il Prof, Spell. Us down Cd the pro.
7sramtne for an exhlbitionor her skill
on the piano. Immediately after the
sconsart the noor will be cleared for
dancing. The orchestra programmcJt;is
irsehSir attractive numbers.
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BASKETS ,full OF woods 10 be sold at,
nuettont Mt Ewing I3roa.' 1si6 Market.
stree, this afternoon idnd evening: Il X
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-02-05

q AUCTION SALE ;at q Ewing Bros,
t?l5 Market Street, this afternoon and
evening"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-02-05
IG!'l|,eJntt ! ]
once. nos. 70 and = roarte ,enth street.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES /.

a r.
New Advertisements
s3Sopern House. Darkest Russia.
Save Something md Have Something
Mutual Savings Bank.
( List OF Letters. & Sta4ss 4 " 81 w
Bids for Blacksmithins and Lime-Gas
Trustees. n, Z. ~ 2. 1893 - z. 81
WANTED Young Man. II. a Z s.
Afyyanted--Town salesmetl.5 Il 81
wedding and Birthday Chisholm Frie-
del. & Co, Eighth Page. ~
d BMardI Gras E.cursion-E Eighth Page.
sjef ~ ears Old.-Eishth Page. n
PALE. Delicate and Nervous Children
Second Page. n s,ii3 ~ 'is3l ia
FS.s ma wraps-s.one q Thomas.
Eighth Page.
Iniportant Announcement = Geo. n.
Snnok & Co.--Eighth Page. \ I'd q
MEMS suits and oyercoat Baar's Cloth
ing House, lghthjP Page. 3
Annual str,euhnt OF the City. OF Wheel
trg--Secona Page. ~ x h 81 &. b
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-02-05

1.-THE best Coffec and Hot Lunch is at til
Caucasian, 1t.G Market street.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-02-05

I If yoii ,vnnt IA sso i Cnp. Oh Cnrcc. gpto
Cnucn sinl,I 1 ia0 hinrltct street.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-02-05
a GOOD LETTER,

= - T.
I From the Clerk of this Circait Conrt. Z
n Z lNERNASp1SA, Fla. Feb. 2s, 1906, &
Mr.. ]. George suhres, Druggist City.
I; DEAR 4 GEoRGE:-Please send i 1 a
bottle OF chamberla!n's Cough Rem
'edy. ] would not feel cnsy Is II; knew
there was mono OF this valuable Rcm-
ely.in, the house have given 1t n fair
test ana consider Il one of the very best
remedies for eroup thht5l have ever
found. Ono dose, has always been suf-
,flcient, although 4 Use i freely. Any
cold my children contract yields :9tory
readilvStotthls medicine. ] & caA cons
seientlously recommendilt for, GROUP and
colds In children ,gs i 81 m
4 9iis a Yours rcspcctfully, 81
.t GEORGE IL WOLFF.
{ Sold by druggists. "A
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THAT n Heavy, TIRED FEsL1Na,"r

sCanaed by, reading the .eifspraiIlns ads.
sot2 sel f-nnmed 4 optical experts OK, doc.
can BIO cnrsd without publicity BY j.. w.
:Grubb, 0pt.clAn. .,t4 Is &.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-02-05

Il no cGitr al cDLD5IS ONE DAY.
Take La xatlvc Bromo Outline Tablets.
An drug gistss refund tho money fliit
falls 10 cure. &c. Tho genuine has L.
RIO. on zach ia ble.. q 6 il3