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Do you realize that in the regular way you'd have to pay three hmes these prices for as good stoves? Cool kitchens for a song.
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Clocks and Cameras.

Brass Clock, vas $119S Three-piece Clock Set, was $29.99. 22.5O $ll.9S Gilt Clock ................. 975 $i1.9S French Clock ...... 750 Seven China Clocks were $1 68 to
 s300, dissolution price .......... 1.39 Tourist Camera, from $1.50 ... .9S Blair's Camera, less than half
 price ............................. 1900 Yale Outfits decentralization. 50
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Celluloid Hair Brushes ... 1.G0 b dozen Metal Extension Top
 shopping Bags, were 69c to
 S2.49, now 25c to 100 Quantity of black seal Com. Card
 Case and Pocketbooks, were
 69c to $1.00, now ...... .50 Jeweled Velvet Belts, third price,. .9S SIX Fringe .05 Cotton Fringe, 10c yard. .05 Cotton Fringe, 4c yard. .01 Toilet Articles.
 Oakley's Bay Rum Shampoo, re-
 duced to .19 Eastman's Toilet Water, for
 merry foc .25 Problem Solved Tooth Wash,
 from 45c. to .19 Lows Wood Violet Extract, price
 halVed ........................ .25 Angelique Tooth Wash reduced
 to ....................... .39 Shows Cold Cream Balm ....... .09 Pozzoni's Powder, half price ..... IF
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Old Dissolution
Sporting Things.


 Five lots of Fish Poles, yesterday S3 .oo to $4.5o. To- day and till sold, ST. 50 all round.
 Interscholastic Packets, formerly $3.9o, shrink to S1.o5 each.
 Bike Lamp Brackets that were Io cents, meet the Dis solution Sale at 5 cents each.
 Wood Rim Cement, cent.
 Bicycle Stands reduced from $I.oo to Io cents.
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JeMeIry Jottings.

Spread out on counters for easy selection will be brilliant gathering of gold, sterling silver and Pearl Waist Sets, embracing some 30 lots. Regular prices have been from 3o cts to sI.5o. All go at 25 cents.
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Corset Covers.

Corset Covers, V neck, wide em-
 broidery or lacc trimming, .121-2 Low neck, lace or embr oidered Cor
 set Covers, trimmed armholes, .25 Fine Cambrc Corset Covers, lacc
 embroidery and ribbon trimming,
 any shape neck you choose, .4o
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pared to back up. Ponder over that in view of the drop in prices.
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PettiCoats.

Deep ruffled good Muslin Petticoats .2s Good Muslin Petticoats, deep cam
 brio ruffle or lawn umbrella ruffle
 and Hamburg edge, 5! Good Muslin Petticoats, with wide
 lawn flounce, deep edge of fine
 wide embroidery, .7'
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Fancy Articles.

Honiton Braius, ten varieties
 priced from Sc. to 9c., all at .... .02 Corona Cotton, down to ...... CA BoIting Cloth 50 Crochet Silk .02 Commenced Pieces, seven lots,
 were 75c. to $1.49, now selling
 at .25, .49 and Sa Fancy Covers .............. .50 Pillows. three lots, 50 and 9S Celluloid Soap Boxes, were 15c =. .09 Soap Dishes, were 49c. .25 Metal Puff Boxes, were 25c.. .09 Metal Soap Boxes ................. -O9 Perfumed Ammonia, from 15c... 05
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Shoe Prices Dissolved.

Oxford lies, the leading footwear for ladies. The SI. .1o kind in black and brown kid, down to o8 cts.
 More than a dozen differ ent styles of Oxtords, South ern Ties and Princess, our su- perior $I.47 goods, slip down to SIPS.
 Ladies' Vici Kid Juliets, have been SI,6o, now S1.3o. Same in highest grade, for merly $2.49, now S2. %, and so on down the line. Shoe bargains galore.
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Flowers Fall in Price.

It's the order of the day, but II when they were double and trebl grand divisions, SC, 1oc, 15c, 25c, . gariety and immense value. Can't
 woods are all displayed and ticketed
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Night Robes.

; Muslin Night Robes, empire, V or
 -Aigh neck, rows of insertion, fine
 Hamburg edge finish, value 75
 cents, .49 Cambric or Muslin Night Robes, all
 finished with fine embroidery,
 some with ribbon, 9S cent grade, .7S Fine Nainsook, Cambric or Muslin 2 Night Robes, lace or embroidery
 trimming, formerly $1.48, .o8 Finer Night Robes priced $2.5o and
 $3.75, fall to $i.6o and $2.50
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DIS . OL UTION : Al

~ Not only do the firm dissolve but profits dissolve and prices instances but
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nand for them.

About twenty lots of various kinds of Wash Suits, ranging in price from s2.90 to $11.00, take the tables for the Dissolution Sale at prices from $2.0O to $500.
The Eddy current., 1898-05-07
Masters sale.


Nouco ls hereby givon tnat the undor,ign-
ru, Hppulutpd iur tudt purpose by a certain
q cree mudc ANA rendered on ihe Ntu Jay
90 April, a, -. 1858 uy ne District court 0i
sew hrAlcu Hlttius Wituin ANA for thc cuuu'
ty uNEuuy lu that certain cause turfrlu pen
ulus Hucrcin ffriDrtc uouiulee unu ihr zee
cua valley trust lGihpahy hrn ihc c1inhiAln-
ants ANA Charles q. nludguU o. the defend
ant. uu4tr authority cot snid last mentioned
q CtCD und under authority ul certain oth-
cr dUcrlr ui foreclosure ana oruuf ul saic
made ln Haiu last mentioned cause uu tnp
Ntu day ui buc. uuuf \. u, 1917, VIII expose
lor salo ht puniic auction anu sell io ihg
ulgh.s I'd aud urHt biddDr lQr cash On thc dist
uty ul May a. ID, lTl1, ut the hUur ui eleven
u' CLOCK Zoe tuo morning, at the souh front
door of lnc court huuar ui thc county ui Ld.
dy 900 tuu town ui Lddy and Territory ui
hce MrAicu the following Wcnl estate lylng
Huu uDIuH ln the comfy ul ludy ana luru'
tIry ut hrH Mexico ana PARTICULARLY dtagf
bud as follows, namely ihc Huutn-caal
number thirty 100 township numurf
twenty two auutn ui range number iWruiA
seven ,Hft, WItu water right number ~ at'
tachpd, which Walcr right was granted uy
The frCIa irrigation hud improvement CON
puuy tu faIu defendant uu the ist day GOD
February. lsI-. aud aii improvements situa'
snid iart mentioned decree under which
Halu rul, lH iu he hHd o. "a decree ul turtcIuH'
urr OF Ia certain deed ut trust executed, made
and delivered ny tnr said drltndhnt in -dil
suit iu favor oi said complainant Ia said
suit Frederic UominiCr, trustee and lp
salu complainant, ihr fpcuH valley lrusl
Company, us ceatui que lu trust uy thc Hdid
defendant Charles g.. bludrott tp secure %
payment ui "a certain uoto ui hand made q.
uDllvUfDd uy tur said dnicudgut, Jhhri'e q.
BludgUtt 90 HHd 900 lHNur ul thc Hulu conn
900 Hulnu .tiH uIiH auu AU.u Ii t,u 5000. iH
now uuD tu tHr HlII iN. tt.u. Valley lrtHI
Company ir'm thr ah4 ndf H.ni' 3,
a- hu4uuH.u nhu 4 Nr.
mentioned IHH HH H Ht fNH I.YN .UI |l
The Eddy current., 1898-05-07

The nrsl big battle of tho war with
spain was fought sunday morning 100
Manila harbor aud as might easily
have been expected Yankee skd prov
ed t1 much tor the >painlrds IA
mlral Dewey had fearful udda 20 en-
counter. considering that the hlrb1r
was protected by mines aud forts and
believed 90 be impregnlblc by the eue.
my. besides the spanish war ilcct held
there q, protect Spnin's possessions
While Dewey did not have the hcay.
icst or best battle ships of our navy
they oulc.lssrd the spanish ships al
most double in strength. but the
Splinlrds bad the protection Of the
b4ttcf.e. ou shore which did more
harm 6. Olf vessels than 9piins war
shlr. Iuc Sralnards fought well
many -uug down 90 cuttied ships
rather ta4u give up, aud it sd notable
fact that not 8 single spanish war ship
was captured All were blown up or
destroyed The islands are now in
our posse, siou and that we will hold
them -erms quite probable, though
should -p iu acccde TO our demands
shortly tue pmllIppenc may be- re
uuqusuol, or their people allowed Co
l.tm. government under thc prptrc
t.ua o, tur United states. OF one
tuus See may rest assured thc United
~.f-vll uot turn them over Co any
rllry government 30 sue a wise aud
she s.
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Masters Sale.

Notice Is hcroby given that tho undorsign-
ud, appointed for mat purpose by q certain
uf April a. ID. iglN by the District Court of
the nlth judicial district OF the Territory Of
NcW AlyElcu sitting within ana Tor lhe couu-
ding whcrgin Nathaniel Cunningham Is the
ul,. lll Nuu bt a. HNmnyrr Huu Nancy 50
Wr, Air iur dgirnaHuin, under authority
ui .s.nt last mentioned dcCrrH aud under uu-
thouty ni a certain other decree and order
of sale made 90 said last mentioned cause ON
tNH stu uuf ut U.Dt mnur 4 10, 1897, VIII ga I.
pose iur .alc ut public auction aud srll %
dl utN ul May, s. ID. lsN, 90 thr hour ui
ulrFUn O'Clock 100 fhU muruluV at thu south
ui Lddy lu ihc town ui Eddy, county uf Ld-
uy and lufuiury ui acN Mexico lhr follow
luH rrIlp"d d rral estate lying uud htlug iu
lhc county Dt Lddy uud Territory oi Sew
lows, namely Lots numbered three nud
cight ui bluch number iiiy tWoaud lot num-
hgi NNr in hiuch numnar MY tnrro oi the
-tDVun. b Addition io thc town of EDDY, ana
lut number i've of block number ninety of
thr iuWc Addition Go tho town oi Eddy ac.
cnrlluE Goo plate OF .nid addition ANA of
with AL improvements ON the same Mtunt-
. od.
-nid ia.t mentioned docreo under which
said sale ls Co be- had iH "a decree oi a force
clueur. ul "a certain mortgage executed.
nhd1 ana delivered uy the said defendants
in rtid suit 300 favor of the said plaintln in
-tid Huii 90 sueurr note ui hand made and
delivered nf ino fUld defendant, B. a. Ny'
meyer Co ANA iu favor uf the suld plaintiff
I oh Wnicn rlld note Hud mortgage tnprc 4.
I nos dur 20 ihc said plaiutn ~ ths said de-
irhlhhl' u, A. Nymcycr, ns adludgod aud
dntfrrd n} hhid last mentioned decree, tht
sum 30 igur hundred and eighty slx dollnr'
ana inli} iluHr cents, with Interest on tht
eum ui aitj. - thr. .ul from ihrhlh day uf ne.
/ crmu't \ 10. lHi until paid at iis rate ul
/ y p'r .rhi pgr Aunum' ana win lnter. pl
I the sum ul HlH ll thereof from tho id'h dag u
I September a. ID 1901, uutil paid $50 ihn rat,
/ 90 . pel cont Scr unuuiu, ANA tue costs u
I .hiu .uit anld luirfctt up to and uciudius
/ lh' iis. day ni May, 4 ID. isi, amounting 8,
/ inr sum ui s.l. 10
q, n, NfAsAuus
ULI- ~ ] .I-.LML Mn. .--
The Eddy current., 1898-05-07
rrnm lIcnrN b. uodlnr.

The following letter which cXprcssra
thc yicwsof this paper very we'll Was
received from H. D. Goding now ,u
.hugton -. e.;
DcAt Mullane:
You ASK mc ID am 'ye.low'
II you mean hy that to ask 70 alp
for peace. / say yos, boy al means, ii D.
can Dr preserved with justice 10 Amer
lean interests But am for my coun.
try go 700 times and am for my coun
rs ught lr wrong think the seutl
m..' was uttered boy commodore De
eatur.
ly country; mly she eyer br ,isht
lu ught ur wrong my country Ih'
mIJ..ty yuI Americans seem NOW dr
tum.urd 0u war; and 60 with them.
I hasc Wtlp sympathy with spain.
s.r uas u.d bloody and for thc
mo., part 20 cpwardiy record. Her
greatest couluosts have generally been
thr result %! hcr trcichcry and Iuhu
miuty There cannot be- the slightest
doubt tAlt thr Maine was blown up
b. spanish officials though not with
the knowledge ur consent ul Bluucu
1t perpetrators OF thr cowardly
crime were probably partIsaut of Wcy
ltr spanish irrDuhcilables.
Iur time Als come when spain
must leave the western hemisphere.
p.lc.hy 10 she Will hut whether
p,aauy ur lorcibly, She must 60
With Clnl. Porto R.c1 iud the l'hll
hpp.ues iu thc hands OF our torcrs.
Tie European nations VIII step iu
aud cInpr. spain 60 stop lighting aud
arrange peace.
Imt u my positive belief and /
ava confident tbr war WlI. hv hr.et 90
the trthrt 30 not tprAcprd siX month.
duration doubt DO any OF our troop.
beyond tha.r oi the regular ARMY aud
a few scouts arc ever landed Boo Cuba
Tho Cuban insurgents aie Goo hr relied
upon to 90 most oi thc tsItIug 1000 land
after being equipped by tha country
II % De- proven That thr people 90 CUBA
an the people ot thc islands, arp caplbl,
OF arl government Vrry Nr.' thcy wu
be- allowed % ltacunsidpllblr portion
OF them, including those owning most
OF tne property prefer a. become 900
neNed o. this country b. h pnhlbl,
auucXAtiDu wil, follow Our tMug r
sufficiently proven spain c.uuuI
govern thc island, or rather WIl uo'
DO %, 900 mlunrr which AmpUc4i
civilization Demands NrAt 90 Bus.
her government b. tle most drspotl,
among nations cnlled civilized aut
she has lliiie in common with our lro,
institutions; while cuba b right "a
our door and hreathrs liberty wlti
every whln OF air ,rom the Flord.
coast
Yours Truly
The Eddy current., 1898-05-07

The following letter which espresso
thc yiewsof this paper very we'll was
received ,ron Il. D. Goding now ,n
Nu.IfrYf,u d. e.
The Eddy current., 1898-05-07

in iho District court of the Iluh judicial
h' lrl.i, 'i ino Territory of NoW MfXico.
Wiihlu aud ilr ihc county oi lddy.
Addle Nass pinintln,
$50 Hl So.
william M.a defendant
lhn nrlruaHHt William Mlat. b. herrby
hHNuru tnut ID suit has brsu commenced
against NiW Doc thH District ClurI I'D tnr
ltiN Judicial hl. rice of ihn Territory oi
SOW Mexico, within ANA ior thH county ui
hn 700. lluir dissolution oi the 1lgl lf mufs
umnht nov .ilug between 90 1It liulu-
wv hhd ttlo IU IUlandautaud Cor 1tA.' further
lnhl uhi. .a Huu, inr .Hld .I"uIAuf. .nfrr
your appoAnncf iu said .uIt Il .r d. 'lr.
th. ~. .Hf 'i june A. To 1893. 1.rr.a nY
ili piAt 20 ni AID complainant .I .Ili I..
WI u' granted ihat r.. =. HlI.nal RI NJ.
'ii'I ir il' pillnfIl 1nd h rl.t oN
lhl spn. 2liI isn ~. 80 DnisclfL. Ci.r.
"pHl hF %, 70. Hamilton ir uOpnfy
The Eddy current., 1898-05-07
THE sEMI-wEEKLY NEWS
and
THE CURRENT


-<it-t Ga Very Low L'EACc
Tho scm-Wrosy Ncwa GALVESTON or Dal-
lasI iH published luHiuaya ana friday
af. HpUeIIi % pattHrHts llt sIr talMtr., tha
laulCt NuU tAe uatH uuu Airia, u"HlufN q
void I'd general utNa flltt.r iluaiiuil "a
ARTICLES, rte. ur uu.f tuU nUul- NJ u. AlI
tsHs Hul iho Ctutisl ilr o. months i1r tuc
low cIuuuiuH price ut $50 Caau tniu RiFt1
you tHfUr papers arr b ul is3 paper 5car
iUra fidlCulously low price, Hand in your
auuaUrIptluu ul once.
The Eddy current., 1898-05-07

Tao American peope are easily
stirred zap % Aprl;at j. 80 the record
of every war commencing in Aprii
would indicate that they wall not DO TO
u,ddlc Wlth during that month.
The Eddy current., 1898-05-07
H. u GopiNo

Ar Vim. Weldeu wAs prevented
from going Go thr mountains
this week on account nl % lamc A0nr.
Mr. Weldon viii undoubtedly rrtau
considering Eddy the best town on
earth 10 make "a home.
The Eddy current., 1898-05-07
Announcement

fhrrrby announce myself o. candidate i1i
tho aHlca 0l county tlDnaurri And th Yu,
rio G0llDsf.r. subject tn tnU decision u.
eithsr thr democratic convention ur primA.
D. D WALhiN
The Eddy current., 1898-05-07

pardue says they afe s'ling utei
there about Mlguail hunr
sign uuihg ttdin, iHlhiuN fit.H
ti tt o k. csuige 'hHp.
TIE bc.t ufeaafast food IS cream ul
wheat rurduu bias II.
Leave orders at CIV Livery Stable
fof all kinds Ol transfer WUik.
Colued beet IL L. =. Meat MarApt
The Eddy current., 1898-05-07

Barber and boot black alway .n a.
the Gem.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1898-05-31

All persons still owing Sheriff Taxes must
pay or be returned and published DE-
LINQUENT. Avoid trouble and expense by
paying these taxes at once.
III. {. RICHARDS,
Sheriff. Ohio County.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1898-05-31
AT NEW CUMBERLAND.

Special TO the Register.
New Cumberland, May 30.-Memorial
services were held in the M E. church
Sunday evening by Rev. Hoffman, as
sisted by the other ministers OF the
town. The church was packed TO
overflow.
Decoration Day exercises took place
in the forenoon to-day. The crowd met
at the court house at 9 a. m. ana
marched to the cemetery. The ..
y. 0. from Toronto came up and
Joined in the exercises. The drum
corps turned out dressed in suits OF
white, which made them appear quite
natty. After the home exercises a
large number of Cumberlandltes went
to Toronto to assist them in Dig dem
onstration during the afternoon.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1898-05-31

Special to the Register.
Grafton, w. Va, May 30.-Decora-
ton day in Grafton this year was
success in every particular. Immense
crowds thronged the streets from an
early hour. The incoming trains for
several days brought crowds to partic-
ipate. Four excursion trains came
this morning, and by 10 o'clock five
thousand people were here. The at
nosphere was cooled to a nicely in the
early morning by brief showers, but
the rain did not dampen in the least
the enthusiasm OF the crowds. Senator
Wellington, of Maryland, who was to
deliver the address at the cemetery,
sent word that sickness prevented his
being here The committee at once Sc
cured the services of Rev F. n. Lynch,
pastor of the NJ E. Church, and Hon
John H. Holt to deliver orations in his
stead The exercises really commenced
on Sunday, when Rev. Father McElll-
gott delivered the memorial sermon to
Reno Post, G.. A. R. Promptly at nine
this morning the Grand Army, the
Womans Relief Corps and three hum
dred children wearing the national col
ors headed by the Parkersburg band,
marched the National cemetery, where
the beautiful memorial ceremony of
the Grand Army was conducted over
the graves of the soldiers In the af-
ternocn at o'clock parade was form
ed in the following order, under the
marshalship Of Hon. S. H. Gramm:
Platoon of police Parkersburg band,
followed by the Mayor, Councilmen
and other officers: Allegheny Division
No. II, Uniform. Rank Knights of
Pythias and Odd Fellows Lodges fol-
lowed The second division of the pa
rade was marshalled by VIM. Jennings
and was headed by Hoskins' Concert
band, followed by the Grafton Volun-
teer Fire Companies. The third divls-
ion was composed CT the Reform School
band and Reform School battalion and
officers. Fourth division comprised
the Fetterman band and the G. a. R.
and Sons Of Veterans, and the fifth di-
vision was led by martial band and
followed by citizens on foot and in car
riages. The parade took in cur prin-
cipal streets and arrived at the GENE
terry. where the programme as arranged
was carried out in full. as follows:
Rev. F. ~ Boyd Of the u B. Church.
invoked the divine blessing on the occa-
sion ard was followed by song: Flag
ct tho Free" by N'assrs T G. and Geo
NJ. Hill Then Rev Lynch and .Tudoe
Holt delivered two of the best adj
dresses II has eve- been the pleasure
OF the people of this section to hear
and they were Frequently interrupted
by rounds of applause They paid a
hitting tribute to the honored dead who
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1898-05-31
LIEUT.. BLAKEI4EY HEARD FROM.

Yesterday a private letter was re-
ceived in this city from Lieutenant J..
Y. R. Blakeley, dated off -Henfuegos,
Cuba, May oath, he being on board the
auxiliary steamer Merrimac. The VIII
ter states there is nothing especially
exciting, but that close watch is be-
ing kept on the Spanish, and gives
some interesting details Of the daily
routine. The Lieutenant says he met
Lieutenant Van Duzer Of the Iowa,
few days before writing, and talked
over some old Wheeling experiences
with him.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1898-05-31
AT CLARKSBURG.

Memorial and Dewey Day Celebrated
Jointly-A Large Crowd.
Special to the Register.
Clarksburg, w. Va, May 30.-To-day
Decoration and Dewey Day were OBJ
served under the auspices of the Grand
Army of the Republic, Custer Post.
The knights of Pythias, Odd Fellows
and other orders turned out and par
ticipated in the decoration of graves.
One thousand people witnessed the
imposing ceremony. The usual statutes
were fred. and the city resounded with
martial music. Addresses were MADE
by Messrs. Dovener,- Moore, DAVIS,
Sperry and others.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1898-05-31

fell in defense CT their country's flag.
Master Renia Kleine sung "The Star
Spangled Banner" after which everyone
Joined in singing America and to
say they sung it with vim is putting
it mildly.
The decorations this year were the
most elaborate ever seen in the town.
Every business house and most all the
residences displayed the national col
ors in endless profusion, and the
streets were literally lined with flags
and bunting.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1898-05-31
AT MARTINSBURG.

Special to the Register.
Martinsburg, w. Va, May 3O.-Dec-
Grafton Day was generally observed
here, large crowds visiting the GENE
teries. The veterans of the Grand
Army post and the ex-Confederates
united in decorating the graves OF
their deceased comrades. George T.
Evans made an address after the cere-
monies and a flag raising took place
at the Cumberland Valley depot. Judge
e. Boyd Foulkner was the orator q
the occasion.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1898-05-31
Dbtelin9 Re9ister
HALF HOSE AND UNDERWEAR A SPE-
CIALTY AT C. HESS & SONS.

IEORJH1 3AANH1 Fl
CIALTY AT c. HESS & SONS.
Our Half Hose are known for excellence
in quality and wear and are sold at the very
low old prices of 15c, 2 for roc, rs and SOC.
Underwear in Balbriggan, Merino and
Camei's Hair, unsurpassed for quality and
wear, at 3 DC, $1.OO and $!.5G at
&. HESS s. SONS,
Fashionable Tailors and Furnishers 1921
and 1928 Market Street.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1898-05-31
AT HUNTINGTON.

Special to the Register -
Huntington, w. Va, May 3O.-Me-
mortal Day was observed here during
the forenoon, and Dewey Day cele-
brated in the afternoon. Five thous-
and people were in the line OF march.
DISTINGUISHED orators from all parts OF
the State made addresses.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1898-05-31
AT FAIRMONT.

Special to the Register.
Fairmont, w. Va, May 3O.-The z.
A. r. met this morning and gave
parade. after which the soldiers graves
were decorated. The D. 0. X. X. went
to Grafton and participated IN the cei-
ebration there.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1898-05-31
BELTS, TIES AND COLLARS

In all the latest novelties. Great de-
mand; large supply
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1898-05-31
MEMORIAL Day At GRAFTON.
The Annual Ceremony at the National
Cemetery.

Disappointment Caused by tho
Failure of Senator Wellington to
Make the Address at the Grounds.
Two Very Acceptable Local Sub
stitutes Secured-Five Thousand
Strangers in Town = Memorial
Day Elsewhere.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1898-05-31
EGGER. WAReICK & co.
FANCY SILKS.

Silks that solve the problem of true
economy by combining real worth and
high quality with exceptionally low prices,
50 pieces fancy silks, taffeta and satin
grounds with rich brocaded figure; larg
EST and choicest collection in the city,
and at prices that every lady can afford to
wear a silk waist. We have too many of
them and the stock must be reduced.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1898-05-31
WASH GOODS.

Our line is not exceled for style and
variety, Dress ginghams, Madras ging-
hams, in plaids, stripes and checks.
ducks Galatea cloths organdies percales,
dimities and lawns. A more beautiful lot
won't be shown this season.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1898-05-31
$3.50 to $500 Each,

Principally among these are the
ladies detachable handle, or trunk
Parasols, in plain and fancy Silk,
Satin, Lace and Chiffon, at
80 Cents Up.