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BOWLING.

Emblem continues in the lead. while
those old-tiEne cEack-a-jacks, Stevenson
and Campbell, are fifth and sixth re-
spectiveiy. The averages individually
are as follows:
Emblem, K. X. X, 70, 1856; RAIDER, All
Allkes, q, 176; CASTOR, Emigrants, "a,
l72; Kreuger, An RIOTERS. 5, 1859; Stew
enson. wheeling, %, 1853; Campbell,
Wheeling. IS, 1e9; Nolte All Alikes, ID,
1852; c. Feste. oee0las, 70, l83: Knoke,
Wheeling, 90, 1873: WeitEel, Wheeling
-, 1852: Turner, Wheeling. "a, 1859; Bal
ger, All Al!kes, 80, 1852; Handy, X. X. kp
q, 1871; Marschner, Wheeling, 30, 100;
Kraft, All RIOTERS, go 100; Evans, *.
X. X, q. 1859; Franz. Emigrants, 50,
1888: Modar. oceolas. Is. 1853; Brash. All
Rioters. 3. 157: Sonnefeld, Is. X. K, q,
1856 Cochran, All Alikes, q, 1876; Worls,
Rough Riders. 8. 1856: Arndt. All Alikes,
IS, 1856; usselton, Rough Riders u. 1856
Bycott, X. X. X, q. 1856; F'alck, Rough
Riders, q, 15l; Wilhelm, osceolas, q,
1874: Hickman, X. X. K. n. l4; NC
Elroy. X. K. K, q, 154; q. Norteman,
Osceolas, q, 162; JunkeTs, Rough Rid
ers 3S. 1S9: A. Fette. osceol9s, u, lb2:
Rahr. All AlllSes, 80, 152; MART, All
RIOTERS, 50. 1852: Reed, Rough Riders. 8
Isl: Prettyman. Emigrants, ID, 151; MIL
Ter, OceOlABs 4bs 4ppt 6ebWAuBGEb GAiIS
grants, 30, 1l9; Miller, Kissing Bugs, 80,
lls: Gray, oceolas, Is. 147; Henning,
Rough Riders. q, 146; Beckett. Rough
Riders, %, 146; Long, Kissing Bugs, ~
145; Plankey. "a, 145; F. carp, Kissing
Bugs, IL, 145; Brett, Apolloa, q, IA;
Stanley, All RIOTERS, "a, IA; shafer,
Emigrants. q, 144; Ross, Kenmores, .,
IA; SteI kissing Bugs, q. IA; Scheeh-
lie, Emlgrants, 8, 143: Nolte, Oceolas,
6, l42: Hall All RooteFs 8, 142; Bonn,
Kenmores. q. 142; Kemple, Emigrants,
30, 1879; Ebellng, All Rioters, "a, lss;
Gardner, oceolaH. 8. 1877: Drum, Ken
mores, 12. 1877; Springer, Kissing Bugs,
IS, i3i; Rahr. Kissing Bugs. 30. 13b;
Brunson, Apollos, "a. 1888; Wasmuth,
Apollos, IS. 1872; Rahr, Kenmores, Is,
1870; Fink. ApOllos 6, 12s; Moody. Apol-
los, IS, 1877; BeIswinger, Kenmores, 9,
l27; Druschel. kissing Bugs, 10, 12i;
Wagner. Kenmores. IS. 12I; Kahn, ApoI
Ritz, Apollos, Is, 100; Wilson, Rough
Riders, 6. 107.
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1rArrfl.s - InWs.
The Daily Chronicle Of Wheeling
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The Daily Chronicle Of Wheeling
Progressive Neishhor.
A fair sized audience heard the leo
ture at the star Theatre Saturday
night. BY Father Charles Muihearn. nc
Is splendid speaker, as he easily con-
WINGED all who were present and his
subject, "A Trip Around the World,
was handled in a masteriy manner.
The Methodist congregation win have
q reception and congregational meeting
at the church tomorrow evening. The
erection Of q new church will be the
important matter discussed
The supper given Saturday night by
Belmont city Lodge, independent Order
OF odd Fellows, at their han IN the
ShroVo -HeFveY building, was . very
successful affair.
The funeral Of the late Levi W. Jones
took place Saturday morning ct !e
O'Clock, from his residence on Broad
way. Interment was at RivervieW
cemetery.
An important meeting Of the vigilant
Hose Company will be held at the nose
house at 1880 o'clock this evening, and
all members are requested to be pres-
ent.
Misses Mamie ana Anna Boyd very
pleasantly entertained the j. o. U.
Cooking club Saturday evening, ct
their home ON North Fourth street.
Misses Fannie and Marcia Judklns.
who have been the guests Of MT. and
Mrs n. y. Cole, returned to their home
at GAINESVILLE, Yesterday.
Miss Mary Thomas returned home
Saturday night, from q two months
visit with relatives ct Washington and
Mechanicsville, Iowa.
Miss Alice Morris has arrived home
from Toledo. to spend the holidays
with her parents, on North Fourth
street.
Edward Arbaugh Is home from Bal
timore, where he has been attending
the Physicians and Surgeons college.
Jessie Jones VIM return to Philadel-
phla this morning, having been calico
here by the death Of his father.
The executive committee Of the fre
department viii meet this evening at
the city building, at 1880 o'clock.
Rev. Littell, OF Wheeling. Allied the
United Presbyterian pulpit in this city
last evening.
The Knights OF Pythias meet to-mor-
row night, and have two candidates to
initiate,
Ralph Heaton has returned from
school at Peoria, Ills, to spend the hol-
idays.
q. n. Beard was called to scio satur-
day, by the sudden death Of an aunt.
Frank Keller, of Clarington, spent
Sunday with relatives in this city.
Miss Myrtle Reed, Of Grafton. is Wis
iting relatives on Broadway,
Fletcher Baker spent Sunday with
friends at Creston, Ohio.
Rev. W. G. D. Bond has returned
from a visit at Pomeroy.
Henry Rosenthal will be home from
Baltimore tomorrow.
James Bowman. of scio. IS the guest
OF Fred Selby.
Paul Cash is i'll at his home on Fourth
street.
Paul Thomas has returned from Cam
bridge.
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Musee League.

Averages in the Musee League to date
show the leaders are going to have a
hard time maintaining their present
lead. The work of Wilhelm is their
present stumbling block. as this boy is
bowling great ten pins and II looks as
II 1t is Just matter Of a little time un-
Ill he passes the leaders. The figures:
FalCk, Colts, 10, 17S; Stevenson, Tom
Moore. q, 172: KnOke, Tom Moore, 9,
Ill, W. Wilhelm, Lenox. IS, Ill; c.
RAIDER. Colts, a. 10: Campbell, Tom
Moore. 9, 40: Handy, Colts, IS, 100; EN-
blem, Colts, "a. 1866; Marschner, Tom
Moore. Is. 1854: Il. Bearley. Crescents. II,
1853; BIckmeyer, Colts. "a, 1862; Hand
Ian, Tom Moore. ., 1853; c. Modar. Len
OK, %, 1855: Cochran, Tom Moore, q. lbI;
y. Meyer CresceTtE, 8, lOI; Reed, Colts,
u.s. 1876; GIlker, Colts. -. 1856; Henning'
Auditors, Is. l6A; King, Crescents, 80,
l5i WeItzel, Tom Moore. s, 1854: Beuter,
Crescents, q, 1kI; Castor, CrescentS. "a,
f13; #. Wells, LenoX. q, f62; Cardonn,
treEconts, 6. i62; Bosley, Tom Moore,
T. l57; Pete Wilhelm. SAnatel, 20, i49;
Norteman, Daisies, q, IA; Fugate,
Daisies. q. i4S: Detweller, Daisies, Is,
lis. Sadler, SanAtal, "a, l4S; HoreB, Pei
icans, 1S. 1iS: Turner, Tom Moore, 10,
iis; John RAIDER. sanatei, 10, f45: Ham
liun, Sanatel, g. las; Pieper, Orlcnts,
30 1876; +. SOndermnn, Sanatel. 81,
~ Bcrnhart. Buckeyes, "a, 14l; Witt
huhn, Buckeyes. 81. 1l3; II. Benrley,
Grescents, IL. l43; Junklns, Pelloans, "a,
49, II. Wells. LenoX, q, l43; Frazier,
pftents. q. III; Disher Peiicans, %,
III. Beckett, Auditors, ~, 14l: Alexnn-
der, Auditors, 8. 1li! Crumbaeker, Cres-
cents 0. ln; thinner, PelICans, u. 14i;
l.. Modnr, orlcnts, "a. ~: a. Martin,
Daisies. q, 14l; B0lEer, Crescents, 10. 1ll;
Wood. PeilcHns, IL, $40; Fette. Daisies,
=. llO. Miller. saHateI. IT, l9S: WOrls,
PelIcans, Q, 1873: HINES Daisies. "a, 1877
Coleman, CrehCcntB, u, 1876: Hannah,
lenox 81. 1876; Marti orients, g. 1856:
Edwards, buckeyes. -, 1884. Joe Yahn,
Snnatel. "a 1884; Frohme. Pellcans, 0,
lHi Whltehouse. Orients, 10, 1871; Ross.
buckeyes. G. 100. Hnberlin. Buckeyes.
N l2s; Bremen, Auditors. 6, 1898; Jack
Wilson. Auditors. is. 1877: McCnhOn,
I.en0S o. 1875: Bartholomew, Daisies,
" lgl; Mccullough. Auditors. 0. 1l6;
IHoeler buckeyes, ~, il6; Dawson,
Daisies, IL, ITO.
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OIL cfTY-River feet inches and
stationary. Clear and cool.
WARREN-River feet 0 inches.
Weather. clear and cold.
GREENsBoRo-RIver 8 feet inch
and falling. Weather, fair and warm
er.
MoRGANToWN-River 2 feet 10
inches and falling. Clear and cool.
BROWNSV1LLE-Rlver 9 feet
inches and falling.
STEUBENVILLE-River IL feet and
falling. Weather. clear and cool. Up
Ranawha, Keystone State, Ben Hur.
Down-Adelie, John W, Allies and Little
Fred.
PITTsBURGH-River 81 feet and
falling. Weather cool.
RKERSBURG-River Is feet
inches and falling Weather cloudy;
mercury. "a. Due down: Virginia. Lo-
Gals on time. The Little Knnawha Is
falling.
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v1oEr1Es OF THE NAIVE.
Preparations for Thoir DiEintermont
and Removal.

HAVANA, Dec. II. - The United
States battleshIp Texas, Captain sigs-
bee commanding, has arrived here. and
Captain Greene, commanaant of the ma
val station, has conferred with Captain
sIgsbee with regard to the removal from
Colon cemetery Of the victims of the
Maine disaster. The present intention
Is to remove the remains with as little
ceremony as possible.
The work OF disInterrnent will begin
tomorrow. Each coffin will be en-
closed in a metal casket, and will be
surrounded by a dsfnfecting compound.
The caskets will be removed during the
night to the naval wharf, where they
will be under naval guard until all Is
ready for removal to the battleshIp.
which, It Is expected. will take place
wednesday night or Thursday at day
break. The Texas will then leave at
once.
Father Chadwick will Identity the cof-
fms az they are taken from the ground.
having chart showing the exact loca-
tlon Of each.
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A Nirht Of Terror.

awful anxiety was felt for the widow
OF the brave General Burnham. OF Ma.
chiAB, Me-, when the doctors said she
could not live till morning." writes Mrs.
s. H. Lincoln, who attended her that
fearful night. IAN thought she must
soon die from Pneumonia. but she
begged for DR., KlnEs New Discovery,
saying It had more than once saved her
After three small doses she slept easily
all night, and Its further use completely
cured her" This marvellous medicine
II guaranteed to cure all Throat, Chest
and Lung Diseases. Only 60c and 81 90.
Trial bottles free at the Logan Drug
Co.'S drug store.
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pR1paEpoRT HAPpRN1Nas.
Events Of a Day in the Town at the
End Of the Bridge,

End Of the Bridge.
Queen Esther" under the direction
of Prof. ]. W. schodeId, of Martins
Ferry, will be produced at the opera
house Thursday and Saturday nights,
The same characters put the beautiful
play on to three large houses in that
city two weeks ago, and made a decided
hit. It 70 rare musical treat.
An entertainment will be given at
the Garfield Methodist Episcopal
church tomorrow evening, for the ben
eft Of the Sunday school.
A dance will be given at the opera
house, wednesday evening. for the
benefit OF William Rufer, who lost one
OF his hands recently.
Mrs. ]. T. Koen. who has been the
guest OF the family Of ]. c. Dent, at
Brookslde, has returned to her home at
Warrington. W. Va.
Miss Stella Lynch. who has been the
guest Of Miss Mollle Howell, has re-
turned to her home at Massillon,
Mr.. T. L. Lewis has returned from
Massillon, whore he attended the dis
trict convention OF miners
Presiding Elder o. W. Holmes con-
Quoted services at the n. 3. churches
in this city yesterday.
Charles briggs will be home to-mor-
row from Kenyon College to spend the
holidays.
Belmont Chapter No. II. Royal Arch
Masons, meets tonight and will elect
officers.
Frank Berry, of slstersvllle, w. Va,
spent Sunday with relatives in this
city.
Fred Ong has returned from a weeks
visit with his sister at Wellsburg.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Bethel spent yes
terday with friends at Portland.
Miss Grace Collins, of steubenville, is
visiting relatives at Brookside.
Miss Alice Goodwin, Of East Liver
pool, is visiting relatives here.
Tomorrow Is payday on the Cleve-
land, Lorain & Wheeling road.
Roy Black, Of Freeport, spent Sun
day with friends in this city.
Council meets tomorrow night in adj
journed session.
Erwin orrtson Is visiting his parents
at Belmont.
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EMPEROR WILLIAM
Has withdrawn Military Attaches
From Paris.


BERLIN. Dec, 15.-Emperor Williams
intention to withdraw Major Baron Won
sueskInd, German military attache at
Paris, as cabled to the Associated Press
some time ago, has just been carried
out. The event Is considered of prime
Importance. His majesty had become
thoroughly disguised with the attacks
and InElnuatlons Of the Paris press re-
gardInE the activity OF the German mill
Itary attaches. and with numerous prI-
vate and ofFlclal reports which had
reached him on the subject, bearing out
partially, at least, the Newspaper
charges.
MS keen sense OF honor was aroused,
especially az he considers that German
officers, who are popularity regarded by
their countrymen as above reprOach in
military matters, ought not TO be OK.
pccted to furnish 10 the home govern
mont information inconsistent with n
nice sense Of honor. This view, the enc
peror wants practically borne out.
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THE R1vER.
YEsTERDAYs DEPARTURES.

Cincinnati. VIRGINIA, ga. m.
Pittsburgh. KEYSTONE STATE. IL a. m
GAINESVILLE. :. .L0RENA, s n. m.
Pittsburgh. BEN HuR, II a. m.
SlstcrsviIle,. LEROY, o. m.
Pittsburgh. ..RANAWHA, a. m.
BOATS LEAVING TO-DAY.
Marietta. -. .URANLA, s a. m.
Newport. 49,. 1tI01SE, II a. m.
PArkerSburg. BEN HUR, OPP. m,
9isterBville. RUTH, $3.50 p. m.
ClnFinRton. LEROY, $3.50 p. M.
Steubenville. IT. M. BAYNE, $3.50 p. m.
BOATS LEAVING To-MoRRoY.
Marietta. .... URANIA, 8 a. m.
Cincinnati. KEYSTONE STATE, q. m.
MatAmoras. JEWEL, II q. m.
Pittsburgh. :. QUEEN CITY, q. m.
PRFkerSburg. h. X. BEDFORD, II q. m.
StBterBViiie, RUTH, $40 p. N.
ClarinGton. :. LEROY, $3.50 p, m.
steubenville. 4. NJ. BAYNE. $3.50 p. m.
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Players averages In the Y NJ :. a.
league. are as follows;
Premos-Rader. les; cardOnaY 1852;
Meyer, 1SO; Tracy. 1888; Campbell. lS2;
Kline. 1Ol.
MIdgets-Marti. 14s: schott, 147; Han
nan, 139: Watkins, 1879; Dlnger, 1875.
Northumberland, 1850: King, ~;
Schmidt, 1877: Campbell, 1919; Schaferr
1g3: Blatchley, l22.
Indlans-Crngo, 1870; Miller. 1888; fish
or. 100; E. Arnbruster, 1926; Fleming,
l24: f. ArmbrusteF, 1923.
Lou Lous-Bycott. 1866; RAIDER, l45;
G. Bowers. 40: Kingdom, 1926; A.
Bowers. 125: Waterhouse, 20.
Real ThlnG-Handy. 1853: Pieper, ~;
Meinhart, 1870: Paul, 100: Hanauer, 12S;
PInkus, 12I; Garden, 10l.
This weeks schedule is as follows:
Monday. Manhattan VS.. Real Thing;
Tuesday, Indians Vs. Lou Lous
Wednesday, Midgets vs.. Premos.
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one game without "a open ffame. III
rich has gone sixty frames without 4
break. This feat Was accomplished a
few days aeg, when ulfiGh'g 1eOFs Tor
ok games showed the following results:
292 200, ZIG, 2Q2. 22s and rs. an Average
q 2i3A-0 for six consecutive games.
is exceptional. but the fact that ulrich
went through without an open" frame
makes bis playing remarkable.
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snnIn WOMB sell African Poggegalons

MADRID. Dec. 17.-scnor sllyela. the
premier, replying to Il question on the
subject in the chamber of deputies, yes
terday. said the report Of an alliance be-
tween Spain and Russia, based upon the
cession OF Ceuta, the Spanish seaport
town In Morocco, opposite Gibraltar,
was without foundation. Neither
now nor in the future" he declared,
will Spain, on any account, cede her
African possessions"
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Along the Landing.

The Virginia had heavy trip out Of
the upper river yesterday
The marks at p. m. Sunday showed
12 feet inches and falling. Weather,
cloudy and warmer.
The Keystone State passed up at II a,
m. yesterday, with a good trip. She
will be here Tuesday at 5 a. m. for Gin
cinnatl.
The Queen City left Cincinnati Sat
lrday for Pittsburgh, and will be here
tomorrow morning. Thursday she
clears Wheeling for Cincinnati.
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A Monster Devil FiSh.

Destroying its victim, Is type of
Constipation. The power Of this muir
derous malndy Is felt on organs and
nerves and muscles and brain. There's
no health TIL it's overcome. But DR..
Kings New Life Pills are n safe and
certain cure. Best In the world for
stomach, Liver, Kidneys and Bowels.
Only Is cents at the Logan Drug Co. d
drug store.
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A1nateuras&
Photography.

AZ the holiday season approaches II Is
doubtless the desire Of many to include
a camera among theEr presents, or to
expend what money may come in the
heel Of the Christmas stocking for a
camera, says the Philadelphia Record.
To that class Of persons the following
advice, Il needed. may save a great
amount Of patience, expense and val
liable time.
In purchasing q camera do not waste
money on so-called cheap instruments.
They are more expensive In the end.
for as one gets q more intimate knowl-
edge Of this class Of work he win grow
disgusted with the poor results from a
cheap lens and from a camera whose
woodwork WarpS and cracks. When
you are getting, Get good materials.
The development Of the ordinary vel
OK has been too rapid for the amateur,
and has often resulted in considerable
trouble. II the developer Is diluted the
blacks assume a greenish appearance.
But some time ago a Mr.. West, Of Point
Elizabeth, South Africa, wrote to
Photographic Life" that he was able
to slacken the development Of carbon
velox by adding sugar to the developer,
without losing the rich tones Of the
black in the image. After long and
careful experiment It has been found
that sugar is a very valuable agent for
this purpose. The developer restrained
with the sugar not only gives Just %
good blacks as II a quicker developer
were used, but the developing power OF
the solution, namely the amount Of
prints which can be developed with a
given amount OF developer, remains the
same. The action Of the sugar seems to
be entirely a physical one by retard-
ing the penetration Of the developing
agent into the sensitive film.
Large prints, especially those on thin
paper, are difficult 20 mount, Here Is q
tip: Paste the edge Of the print all the
way round with starch or any CONNER
cial mountant; lay this on the mount
and then with q soft piece Of sponge
dampen the film side. Not much water
Is needed; the print should only be Just
damp. Cover the whole with piece Of
white oil cloth or such like substance,
pass q Squeegee over It and leave 10
dry. Result, . print mounted without
crease or wrinkle.
FIaSh-llght powders are made 70 burn
with q rapid, intense hame by . new
discharge apparatus which has n
small lamp burning with q round flame,
the powder being placed in q bulb and
thrown vertically past the damo 70 ig-
mite as It aBcends.
Print from the negative onto OrdI-
nary feFro-pFuSSlate or blue paper, and
after washing well In water as usual,
float the print on q bath Of silver MI
trate hVe grains, water one ounce. In
this the image will nearly disappear.
Wash we'll again and develop with the
ordinary ferrous oxnlate developing 60
luton, then hX In the hydFochl0Fic
bath, one mlnin per ounce Of water,
and finally !mmeFSe in ammonia ESQ
one minim, water two ounces. A pleas
ing tone like platlnotype viii result.
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In Press and Will Be Published
About Christmas.
Daughter
Of the Elm"
"A Tale Of The Virginia
Border BeiOrethe War"
By Granville DAWSON HALL.
By Granville DaVisson HALL

The scene is laid in the upper Mo-
nongahelA valley; the tims is just
prior to and coming down to the
opening of the war. A stirring mar
ration of luwlssSnCss and of detective
work by a Pittsburgh bureau,
through which runs a pleasing love
story, which ends happily, as all such
stories should. Some real people and
events figure In the book, which re-
call forgotten tragedies.
Announcement will be made when
the book is ready.
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Mystic Cure" for Rheumatism and
Neuralgia radically cures in to days.
It's action upon the system Is rGmarkR-
bio and mysterious. ItrcmovGs ut once
tho cause and the disease Immediately
disappears. The first dose greatly benz
etitR Is centH. Sold by Il. II. List,
1910 Main street, Chas. Mcnkemellor.
corner Market and Twenty-second
streets, druggists. mw&f
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FAMTLY WAaHINn.

Rough Dry Washed, StArched and
Dried cents per pound.
Fiat Work, Washed and 1roned, B
cents per pound.
All hand work finished 10 cents
per pound. At LUT2 BROS.
Home Steam Laundry.
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IF business men and merchants
consult their best interests they will
advertise in the IntelligenGer.
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WATER rents are now due and un-
less paid by December 30 you will lose
the 10 per cent discount,
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HOW about that old pianoP Good
time to exchange It, while prices are
SO low, at Houses.
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EXeUIsITE Perfumes, Dainty
Packages, good values, close prices.
IRWIN'S DRUG STORE.
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PERFUME AtomiEsrs, Toilet Sets,
Pocket Books, Cigar Cases. Bargains.
at WILL TWINS DRUG STORE.
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ELEGANT Imported BlSque Fig
urOs and Ornaments, 96e TO e6 90 q
pair, at TWINS DRUG STORE.
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PTApoDY BUILDIN0.
PFAI ESTATE BULLETIN.


wANTED-Good Mortgage Loan on cttN
and County Real Estate,
SSS6 Tor lot on Lind street.
$40 for lot at Park View.
500 for lot 25xl0O, Wood street, Boptn
n M II .eo5. 81, zoo ana 81, 500 for lots ana
buiiding sites In Pleasant valley.
N,T5O for 6-roomed house and lot, South
N'6oo for two-story brick dwelling and
lot North Main street; very best location.
$50 and 5000 each for two brick DWELL
inFs and lot on Fifteenth street.
S 900 for 6-roomed frame dwelling, lot 20
by 100, corner Thlrty-fourth and Chaplino
$500 for brick residence and lot on Ftf-
Nav SoW Bulletin issued next week.
C. A. SCHAEFER & CO.,
Telephone No, 6l7.
Corner Fourteenth and Market Streeta.
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MONEY 70 Lady or oentloman Canvas 10
Blong for subscriptions 70 the ''DoalGliefs
the abandonment and most popular Fashion
Magazine. EAty, profitable work, ltl
terms and sample copy apply 10 Standard
Fashion Co., . West 18th street. New York,
N. T.. nQl
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sTocKHo1pERs, .lEElT q


STocKHoLDERs' 1GENTINd.
The StOclhOldorS Of the Columbia Build
Ing Association Will meet q tho once q
Simpson & Tatum, In the city Bank l3tiil1
ing, on Tuesday evening, December y.
ing bylaws, elecling board Of dlFeet0Fa
and tranSactinE such other business ~
may come before them.
VIM. b. Simpson, John W1tefhouloI
W. n. KlleveS, Sam .. Mckee,
frank A. Jackson, J. O. HFady,
James II. Mcclure, VIM. Elllnghatn,
Richard Robertson, H. r. Betfenh JF.3
John y. Gator, b B. Htggena, e
George II Ford,
dei1-m Ineorporater
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FOR RENT.

NOR RENT-ENT1RE STORE ROOM
p at 12o9 Main street, or aFat and second
RtoFy only OF same, II 80 desired, now eeOls
pied by tho Alexander FTeW Furniture
Apply ct Room No. 10. City Bank Building
Rne-TIll 49,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-12-18
BOXING

The forfeit for Jack Meclelland's
weight and appearances has been for
warded by Manager :Bllly" c0rcoran
and is now In the hands Of the local
stakeholder. Mcclelland Is satd to be
in great shape for Thursday nights
contest with Sam Bolen, who "a doing
his training in this city.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-12-18

waiter Burgo realizes that he Is goo
ing up against hard game In Eddie
Kennedy, whom he Is TO meet tonight
MS Ia pounds, but he Is willing to take
a chance. He will leave Wheeling this
morning for Pittsburgh.