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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-30
ZEiAY0 PARTY DISTURBED.
Fear the President and Reyes Have
Come To- AN Understanding.

ILUEFIELDsi August 29.-The 10
layla party here are very much disturb
eo over the' report which came yesterday
that President Zelaya and General
Reyes. The leader of tine recent revolu-
tion. on she Atlantic coast. had come to
an understanding. DR. Reyes has been
offered by Doe President the governorship
Of the Atlantic coast Of Nicaragua, and
as evidence of his good faith ia maxi
ing the tender. the President offers TO
make any arrangements General Reyes
may demand 90 assure him protection.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-30
Porch 90 White House.

EAST LIVERPOOL. o.. Aug. 29.-six
years ago tonight William Mckinley
then governor opened his campaign for a
second term from Colonel John Taylor
porch. and the fact was recalled when
Congressman r.. ~. Taylor. who now
represents the old Mckinley district in
Congress. spoke from the same porch this
evening. welcoming the President back
60 the old eighteenth district Seven
thousand people thr0nged the grounds and
streets about the Taylor homestead.
The President responded feeingly. To-
morrow morning at 1890 tho party leaves
FOR Canton
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-30
IL Descended.

little Wnlla-Whats hereditary mama?
Little Wnre's Mother-Don't bother me;
don't you see I'm busy
l.. ". after a pause)-lsnt your slip
per hereditary mamaf
l.. VS. M-Didnt l tell you 20 stop ask
ing such foolish question?
l.. W.-Won I guess your slipper mus'
he hereditary mama cause % descends
from mother 20 son.
And Immediately thereafter u descended
good and hard philadelphia Press
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-30

HARTFORD CONN. Aug 2g.-Follow-
ing are he results OF the Grand Circuit
races here to-day.
2.8o class. trotling. purse S3OOO-Hallie
Rocket first Nalpa second. N0iO third.
Time-211, 2.C9is 2.11. DIP 2.l3. Nalpa
took the second and third heats.
2.l0 class trotting purse SJ.3T5-Owyhee
first l.. "a. Chase second, Excel third.
Time-21lii 2.12ia. 2l2M, 213A. L. H..
chase took tho first heat
2.O7 class pace, purse NJoo-Lady of
the Manor first Prince Albert second.
NicOl b third Tlme-2O'i. 2OjA. 2.0SA
Tho 2.la trot was not lnishod
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-30

PARIS. Aug 2-M IAzzaioux. who
supplied the Ecair with Information.
from which the "Cette Canaille De ID"
article was cOncocted. was arrested to-
day. The prisoner declares that the arti-
Gle was made up from information re-
ceiyed from several persons. not from
document and that he did not know
anything about It's origin
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-30

Queen Victoria has two beautiful little
gold watches that are supposed 20 be zoo
years old They have silver diais and
are about the size of a twoshiling piece.
one IS a blind mans watch. the other is a
repeater. Both 60 perfectly and are in
constant use. Her majestys favorlte
watch Is a large. plain gold one by an
English maker II is about twice as big
as an ordinary mans watch.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-30
Matter Enough.

whats the matter. dear you look
cr0ss?"
"Weu. | am. bought a cheap hat
this morning and my husband says It's
very becoming 10 me-"
well aren't you satished2'
IL should say not was expecting
he'd say he didn't like q. and then. 81
course | should have felt obliged to buy
another ] was figuring on having two
and 20 think | bought the cheap one
frstr-Detroit Free Press.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-30
MUST BE PREPARED FOR WAR.
General JouDert, While Favoring
Peace, Looks Situation Zoo the Face.

JOHANNESBURG. August -9-The
Standard and D.ggers' News credits Cen
eral Joubert the commluder-iu-chef of
the Transvaal forces and Vice-President
Of the Republic. with The statement that.
although Doe Is personally DESTROYS 90 DO
everything t0 preserve peace. the situa-
ton Us such that the republic must be
prepared for war.
LONDON. August G0-The Cape Town
correspondent OF the Daily Mail says: A
p.tiabie scene was witnessed at the railway
station to-day ON the arrival from J0-
Harrisburg OF l50 children whose parents
arc too poor t0 come themselves. 10 is
estimated that 1900 people have left the
Irausvaal since the crisis began
Beuchanalaud is in "a state OF ferment
owing TO- the fears of Boer raid. Colonel
Baden-Poweu's forces there are wholly
inadequate 90 protect such am extended
frontier. and the Beers appear 20 De
quietly concentrating in the western part
of the Transv1al.
a Boer spy has been arrested I'm Ramat-
tabama camp, in British Bechuanaland.
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Sick Women Advised to Seek
Advice of Mrs. Pinkham.
llETrrs 70 MAS PrSkHAM no. oassJl

tlKTrrR 70 MIS- PfsKHAM no. o,s65l
81 had inflammation and falling
of the womb, and inflammation OF
ovaries, and was in great pain. i took
medicine prescribed by q physician,
but it did me no good. At last heard
Of Lydia +. Pinkham's Vegetable Com
pound, and after using it faithfully
am thankful TO say am well women.
! would advise all suffering women TO
seek advice of Mrs. Pinkham. "-MRs
G. II. CHAFPELL, GRANT PARK, ILL.
For several years my health was
miserable. suffered the most dread
full pains, and was almost on the verge
Of insanity. l consulted one of the
best physicians in New York, and he
pronounced my disease "a fibrOid tumor,
advising an operation without delay,
saying that it was my only chance for
life. Other doctors prescribed strong
and violent medicine, and one said /
was incurable, another told me my
only salvation was galvanic batteries,
which | tried, but nothing relieved me.
One day friend called and begged me
to try Lydia e. Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound. began its use and took
several bottles. From the very first
bottle there was a wonderful change
for the better. The tumor has disap-
peared entirely and my old spirits have
returned l heartily recommend your
medicine to all suffering women. -
Mrs. VAN CLEFT, 416 SAUNDERS AVE,
JERSEY CITY HEIGHTS, n. j.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-30

NEW YORK. August 29.-The United
States transport fitzpatrick. which Will
sail from Brooklyn tomorrow for Porto
Rico will take $4,000 pounds Of provisions
contributed for the relief Of the destitute
Porto Ricans Dry goods and cloth.ns also
Will be sent.
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Comes Natural TO EN-.

''Childrenl children! Don't make such
a frightful noise" said the mother
Were playing omnibus. mamma said
Matte. soberly YES ] know. dear; but
1t isn't necessary 20 make such terrible
noise" Eyes it SIS mamma. We've got
TO where Hattie insists on payin' the fare
and so do It'd Bits
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-30
4 Atutterof Taste.

II think I shall buy my husband y seat
in the United states Senate for a olt;hday
present
How lovelyi'
"Yes rs either that or diamond and,
you know. jewelry Is not In iha best o.,
taste for a man.-Detroit Journal
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-30

4 cure FOR insomnia Is 20 stand erect
and rise slowly on the toes then descend
as slowly. Repeat until the muscles o,
the leg feel the strain. BY that time the
superabundance Of blood VIII be drawn
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-30

Bridget can't stand the missus. sir.
Won Blumer (sarcastlcaly)-lt's a pity
Bridget. that ! couldnt have selected a
wife 10 suit you.
Bridget Sure, sur. We all make Lis.
Brooklyn L.fa
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-30

to quiet that hahy2 It's eternal squalling
just drives me wild"
Young Mother calmly to servanO;
Marie, bring in my husbands mothers
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paImet,o's Mayors Re-TIccted.

COLUMBIA. $. c., Aug. 29.-Jamcs T.
WILLIAMS was to-day elected Tor the
fourth time as Mayor OF Greenvlle. his
majority over s. A. TOwnes being %
A - Calvert was reelected Mayor Of
SpsrtanDurg By good majority.
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phonocraph and put I'm the cylinder AZ
i0 months want him to hear no" ms
voice sounded when DC was young san
Francisco NpWs.f letter.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-30
wouId Make His Marriage Happy.

She-They say that persons Of opposite
qualities make the happiest marriages.
He-Thats why I'm looking for a girl
with money.-Stray Stories.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-30

sell and The cause he cipJus.I ic uui
moi one no.r I'D spare. aul .ilcess de-
pended moro up. % the .e-. o. bis men
thlu the arms thr y carried.
IN was but "a lew hours after Banks
retreated from Winchtsie. when jack
SON was auprlsed OF the fact chat Free
twenty-five thousand men Co intercept
him al Strasburg. and Alt Shio.as h1d
been sent by McDOwell wifT "a large force
L. dispute his passage of tAe 5arn ulsah
river in the vicinity Of Port Republic.
Jackson had G nndence DO bis FOOT cav
airy" They had never appointed him
and they did not betray bis confidence IN
TINS ''''' a STERN CHASE
Throwing a brigade aci0ss the path
OF Fremont. Jackson heIl that extremely
cIUfIuas general 10 ch ck until his I'M
mense wagon train, filled with valuable
81 res captured no winchester and Jour
thousand prisoners. mad passed StIas-
burg when Dc withdrew and left 10 to
Fremont's pleasure 90 follow ass Dr. wlled.
4 stern chase is invariably "a long one.
and this one proved no exception 10 the
rule jackson cared no longer for FIRE.
mont: it was Shields he now most feared
The Shenandoah from Doe many Gays
Of heavy rain, was raging torrent that
nothing could cross. and but one bridge
vet srannod tan old and rickcfv alta
40 Fort Republic. once across that
bridge and he was safe. Could he rea
the goal before Shieldst II not. aud the
bridge was destroyc what; Could b.
with his ten or twelve thousand mn.
s success. u i,y,it IT. was
D1v sfter day jackson pressed toward
the Shenandoah. leaving a long tral OF
i'otfore and weary raegiors in his
Wake, many OF wi'o ,,~ i l.2 lle n'i KS
Iipb bst v,9s n1t one M IA narIr
was always I'm MS place in the ranks. ana
his willing Assistance in i'ghtor'nr the
nNlo.iis OF ,'o,.,..,,id, ,, , il4 ,o
~ y,-,.,,lt.r,, ' ,,. ia-.i..- . XIV,
cavalry.
DANDY'S TRANSPORTATION.
put marching and sleeping in She sun
ana ram ana nIuu hat i.4}ei sa1 haNo'
win Danny SUNDAY oI.tn,s The dear
tint i, Lii not eocm ne toi NJ,
Grsf intrSi',cn5 to The f-is,,. I,~t5, or1
numerous kinks were ue.ooDt.bfe. brt its
owner seemed 90 love DC none the less. for
ll .iy ,.lles o4 ~. ,"e H1L pc was Or
In fordorlv with he ri.o,.o ~ H. olot
As for the b0btan coal that had chang
ed from q black 10 "a gr a1ish-yeliow. and
u u Mas worn through 'n both shoulders
fbneo os ,,'r,. ~ d ~, r'-s... 'l'e
whom he Ind assisted n thoir oforts ~
keep up with the rapidly moving column
inc white cotton GLOW. lad long since
80 49, 49, '.." .'' p,''td-4ot F-sl
Themselves e,.or,. hre ffat ,,.,. ...- VIZ
Of dirt
As The good traits in the young mans
nature developed day hv day Dandy be-
came more popular. TIT simple story had
peen told without reserve to any Of his
cmfiies VINO hhi eIrei fo ask h.m for d.
he hda econ Dorm AMI cared in .he Ms
sahuiteh spur oi The Blue Ridge. whore
Nis widowed mother owned o. fnal .arm
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from the brain and sleep viii follow. 4
bowl OF hot milk taken just before retiring
is often Cncctual.
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NJ ANcIEsrER ASSURANCE co. OF MANCHESTER. ENG
ANNUAL STATEMENT FOR THE pEcER 81 ls OF
ANGE COMPANY or MANCHTE Vf54AfNrppr pRiIc
Ia
PRINCIPAL IN state2 CEDAR STREET. NEW YORK CITY
%
n
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of
Amount OF paid IN cash
I ASSETS.
of real estate owned by the company the
T6a1t m tee :,.i and beiny the d liens on the Zee
notm interest Is due
Interest mortgaged
ACCOUNTS OF BONDS OF THE UNITED STATES AND OF THIS
STATE AND OF OTHER STATES And Also OF BONDS 0t
INCORPORATED
Err BONDS STOCKS OWNED ABSOLUTELY BY ltH
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POM REPUBLIC.

While Eweil was making disposition Of
his troops TO meet Fremonts advance
jackson. with his characteristic reckless
ness crossed the bridge all alone and
rode into Port Republic which he found
rnoccipled by the enenv. A SNAIL
guard with the wounded officers from the
Harrisonburg fight, among them Colonel
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-04-18

At a regular meeting of Tailors Local
Union. ]. T. U. of A., held Monday, the
strike OF the street car employees was
considered and the following were
adopted.
We endorse the strike OF those men
for their manhood in organizing and
demanding wage that will give them
that support that all who toll should
have.
Resolved. That we insist on their
recognition as body of union men by
the company. and that We will do all in
our power to aid them In their demand
for what they are justly entitled to.
Z. ]. SHEA. Pres.
GEO. SCHNELLE, Sec.
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City Clerk Charles II. Watkins
Will Resign his Office.
MANY APPLICANTS ARE OUT
And Councilman We're Subjected to a
Great Amount of Button.holins
Yesterday Afternoon : Thomas
O'Bricn, jr., Sam Il. Harrison, John
W. Kindclbcrgcr, William Nolto
and Probably Others VIII be In the
Race.

Less than three months ago, Charles
H. Watkins, OF the Island, was re-
elected to the office Of city clerk on the
Republican city ticket. and there yet
remain twenty-oDe months OF his term
unexpired. Yet Mr.. Watkins yesterday
morning made public his intention to
hand in his resignation at the next
meeting OF the city Legislature.
The action taken by City Clerk Wat
kins comes as a complete surprise even
to his more Intimate friends. 1t Is
stated that he resigns TO take 4 position
in the firm Of N. Marsh & Son, the sto-
gle manufacturers. The resignation, It
Is said further, will become effective on
May l.
The craze for public Office shows it
self in Wheeling on the least provoca-
ton. SO when the news OF Mr.. Watkins
contemplated resignation had circula-
ted about the public building and in the
business center, 1t was not long until
there was swarm Of aspirants for
Watkins official shoes.
First in the field were Thomas
O'Brien. jr., and William Nolte. .O'Brien
Is Third ward man. and now occu-
pies the position of clerk OF the first
branch OF council. No!te has been as
Slstant city clerk under Clerk Watkins
since the latter entered Office little
over two years ago. John W. Kindel-
berger, at present 4 councilman from
the Third ward, is also In the field and
began an active canvass yesterday Of
ternoon. Later In the day It was an
nounced that Sam B. Harrison, for 10
these many yeare the presiding genius
at the McLurc's desk. had entered the
race and for keeps. George Bell, of the
Eighth ward, was mentioned but has
not as yet announced his candidacy.
VIII d. Robertson, of City Collector
Halls office, was asked to enter tho
race, but he declined, stating his pref
erence to remain in his present position.
No doubt there will be others to-day.
Members OF council were being but
ton-hoied yesterday by aspIrants for
the city clerkship. before they knew
there would be vacancy even.
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In Clerk KOhcrtSnn's Office,

Yesterday. In Clerk Robertson's office,
the following transfers of real estate
were recorded:
Deed, made April 1, 1899; by Philip
Leasure and wife to Mary E. McCurdy;
consideration $500: transfers two-flfths
or an acre near Greggsville.
Deed, made April IL. 1890; by tho
Wheeling Building Association to John
+. and Mary Cruise; consideration $780,
transfers lot in Churchill's addition.
Decd, made April 10. 1899: by J.. a.
Rolf and wife to #. ]. Morris: consider
alton $500: transfers north half OF lot
l6, square A. In Sprigg & Ri,chie's addi-
ton.
Deed. made December l, 1899; by
Lewis Steenrod and wife to d. ]. Coffee;
Consideration $3.50: transfers lot 3 in
filan " Whytc's addition.
Deed. made April 10, 1899: by Patrick
Myies and wife and others to W. A..
Nimmins; consideration $1,000: trans
fcra 10 acres on Glcnn's run.
SIX deeds OF trust were recorded.
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POINT PLEAsANT-River AS feet
and falling. Clear.
CINCINNATI-River 2i.2 feet and
falling. Clear.
EVANSVILLE-River 2G.4 feet and
falling. Clear and pleasant.
MEMPHIS-Rlver 3i.2 feet and fall
Ing. Clear and cool.
LOU1SF1LLE-Rive falling, 10:
feet in canal: feet on falls; % feet be-
low locks. Clear and pleasant.
OIL CITi-River 3 feet 10 inches and
falling. Clear and pleasant.
BROWNSVILLE-R G feet in
chcs and stationary.
Observation-Disclosures SIS feet and
stationary. Clear and warm.
STEuBENFILLE-E 10 feat . In
chcs and falling. Clear and cool.
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e. HESS & sons SPRING OPENING.

Wc have now on exhibit ono of the
largest and best selected stocks ofilne
tailoring mt popular prices In the city.
We have Hducd to our cutting depart
J. Ed. Dorner. one OF the most fashion,
able cutters east.
and eXccllcncy in mnkc-up Of our gnr-
ncnts will speak for themselves.
Always tho newest In fine Furnish
ingS. c. HESS IL SONS,
Fashionable TailorS and Fine Furnish
ers, 1921 and 1928 Market Street.
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Ghe: J,,hlhoe,.eer
Office: 90 and % Fourteenth Street.
New Advertisements.

Amid Host Of Good Things-The Hub
Eighth page.
II You Want m Up-to-Date Plano-AIllll.
gan. WilkIn &: Co.
Grand Opera House-The Late Mr..
Early.
Stocks for Sale-Smpson & Tatum.
For Sale-Eighth Ward Business Prop
erty-G. o. Smith.
Don't Tire Easily-Grapc-Nuts = Fifth
page.
J. NJ. Shoes-Alexander-E!g page.
Wanted-Good Woman Cook.
For Sale--Bar Fixtures.
Carpets-Stone & Thomas-Eighth page.
Look Well. Wear Well, Feel Well-Locke
Shoe Company-Eishth page.
Secretary OF War Alger-D. Gundllng &
Co.-Fifth page.
FurnIture-White. Handley 6: Foster
Fifth page.
Furniture and Carpe,s--G. Mendcl & Co.
Second page.
New Arrivals This Week-George r.
Taylor Co.-FIfth page
Special Dress Goods Offer-George NJ.
Shook L. Co.-Eighth page
Exceptional Suit Selllng-George E. Sti-
fei G Co.-Fifth page.
IT, n Simple Matter-Krnus Bros
Fifth page.
Lost-Eighth page.
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The Belmont county Republican COM
mittce viii meet Saturday at St. Clairs-
vile, TO fix the time and place of the
county convention. The committee Will
also probably choose delegates to the
state convention, though this may be
delegated to the county convention.
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The Bonrd Organizes.

The Bellaire board OF education met
last night for organization. Robert
Johnston was elected president and Fl.
a. Llchtenherger clerk. The new mem-
Der, g. w. Keller, was sworn In.
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To-day we will put on snlo $50 dozcr
Ladies' Isle Thread Vests, NIL Sizes
vnlue 3Ti$ cents. which Nro offer TT Sc
No moro than three sold to any pur-
chaser.
THE SAaIPLE-LISGANf CO.,
1nlT-12l0 Market Street,
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LADIES' VESTS,

To-day wo will put OH sale 100 dozen
l.ndlc.' Lislc Thread Vests. MI sizes.
value 3Ttt cents, which we offer mt ihc !
no moro than three sold TO my pur-'
TIE ANIAE co.
l2lT-12l0 Market Street.
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WASH WAISTS.
Then the CSC Line

includes Pique3, Lawns. silk cling
hams. Percales and Madras-tucked,
braid and embroidery trimmed. The
best assortment we have ever shown at
that price.
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10000.

Wc have fitted more than twenty
thousand pairs of SpcctacleS, giving us
record and experience uucquallcd by
amy other opticlan In West Virginia.
Satisfaction guaranteed.
JACOB w. CRUDE, Opticinn,
No. 1906 Market Street.
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BODILY pain loses its tcrrors IL
you've bottle OF DR.. Thomas Eolectr!c
Oh In the house. Instant relief in cases
of burns. cuts, sprains, accidents Of ory
sort.
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To-day we will put OF sale ] 20 dozen
Ladies' Lislc Thread Vests. NIL sizes,
Value 3aL cents. which we OfTcr Mt l &c,
No moro than three sold to any pur-
CHASER.
TIE E-LINGANIANjCO.,
12lT-12l9 Market Street,
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Ladies' w iists,

NO matter whether you want 900 Wash Waist or
one OF the finest Silk ones at $4,000 your wants can
be best met here. Never have we been prepared to
meet your wants before as we are this season Some
exceptional values are here for to-days trade Only
few can be mentioned here for want of space
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Black Crepons.

Only the live, brilliant sorts in
Black Crepons. Our interests de-
mand that We supply only the very
best Crepon examples. Many prices
between $1.00 and $3.50.
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p. WClty IL Co, hnyc inst rocc,ro1
from Brcmon, Gprmunv. 500 bnrrcls
Old EAfOEr SMOKElIOUSE wills
hE1. T.. WEIIY & co.
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nmmbNr. y!
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THERE viii be an inpor.an. called
meeting of the Woman's Iiospital Asso.
citation on Wednesday. April 10, at 3
o'clock -
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vim Pennsylvania lines. from Wheeling.
return limit. ten days. with low ratio
sloe trip privilege. Please ask John
g. Tomllnson, ticket agent. Wheeling,
for particulars. 1S
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A ilno lot of Old Export WhIsl;cy Inst
arrived from Bremen, Germany. Tor
MW&f-G r. WELTY a. co.
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3, JUST RECEIVED.
300 barrels Export Smokchousc Sour
MASH Whiskoy. u. WEIIrE IL co.
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TO get quick telephone service cn,,
by number, ...-I1 >'''i
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q Off! q Off!

A choice but limited linc-not
over twenty-five patterns OF high
class Dress Goods for tailor-madc
and other dresses go on sale to-day
at just 80 Is per cent less than
regular prices.
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When you use your telephone call by
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of good things we call attention to our b,,,
some selection Of Boys Suits, which b,,.
style, perfect fit and made to Withstand 4.
most vigorous wear. These should catch 4,
mothers eye. They are rich in individuals,
and character, and dependable merchandise.
a step ahead OF others in qaulity, and Ste,
behind in price. An opportunity to purcba;.
excellent values forsthe least money.
We are still adding to Our line Of Rows
FIRST COMMUNION and CONFIRMS.
TON SUITS made especially for us by ii.
best manufacturcrs--S2.5o to SIS.
Don't forget that we still continue to o;,.
absolutely free a life size Scpiae or PAST,
Portrait Of yourself or any OF your friend,
Samples in our corner window. '
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-04-18
SILK WAISTS.

Ladies' Plain Black or Brocaded SILK
Shirt Waists, corded fronts and collars,
yoke back, to-day
SOS.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-04-18
AT 48C Yard.

Quite a collection Of Black Mo
hair and figured black goods. Here
toiore priced at 75c yard. To-day
they start at 4Sc.