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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-12-19
19arIA To- nIIK oPENa.
A Large Crowd Enjoyed the Pastime
on Artiarial ice.


An innovation In winter Inducements
for this part OF the country was intro
duced last night BY the wheeling Ice 4
Storage Company when It opened to
the public the Hygeia Ice skating rink,
at its plant at the corner Of Twenty
third and Water streets. This lB the
only ice rink in West Virginia, the
closest to Wheeling being at Pitts
buTgh-the Dpquesne, which. by The
way, IS the largest in the country, The
opening was attended by a splendid
crowd and the indications are for 6
most successful season.
Meistef's band, stationed IN the up-
per balcony, rendered the inspiration
for the grand march, which began at 8
O'Clock, aud was the feature that for
mnllX opened the ice palace. The grand
march was led by Prof. p. ]. State, OF
the r NJ. C. A., and Mrs. HeislSell. and
the long trail OF skaters winding IN
and about the pillars, was a pretty
spectacle. At It's conclusion the rink
was given over to the skaters and they
enjoyed themselves in the delightful
pastime until the close at 10 o'clock.
There were 200 skaters and an equal
number Of spectators.
Nothing but words OF praise were exc
tended to Manager G. w. Conner for
the venture, Everything that would
tend to the accommodation and COM
fort Of the Kinks patrons was provided.
The management caters only to the
better element and the attendance was
thoroughly representative. There was
a large sprinkling Of ladies, many Of
them donning skates. For those not so
inclined, the balcony afforded an ideal
retreat. in full view Of the skating sur
face. The orchestra discoursed music
throughout the evening, as It will do
until after the holidays. There are
check and toilet rooms, and hot coffee
and other comforting refreshments are
dispensed In neat lunch. room, con-
Quoted by Mr. Joseph HartZ. There
are attendants to put on skates and In
structors are to be furnished In the
future.
There is a skating surface Of 5000
square feet. Popular prices will rule
for children morning and afternoon.
The interior of the rink is quite at
tractive and further decorations are to
be added.
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AMusEaEENTs.

There is nothing conventional about
that funny farce, 'The ProdIgal Faith
err" which opened three nights en-
gagement at the Grand Opera House
last night. The story II tells is a
straightforward one, but 1t deals with
every day complications In such a
breezy and novel way that one is kept
in a state Of perpetual surprise. You
never know what Is going to happen,
and you cannot say to yourself: "oh.
yes, now the girl Will come In and
catch Them" or the "old man will get
into a rage" or This wife will dlscover
ALL" The plot does not overshadow the
humor, the music and the dancing, how
ever. It Is recognized that the people
so to a. farce-comedy to be amused, and
they like the amusement well seasoned
with music. So THE ProdigRl Faith
err has speclalties galore, with catchy
haunting melodies and dances that be-
wilder one, and leave q delicious mem
DRY Of pretty faces, fleecy lingerie ana
shapeiy ankles.
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spauish-Americana

Following the footsteps OF the "Im-
munes," who met for this purpose last
week. there were two meetings held
last night Of other local veterans of the
spanish-Am American war, to make ar
rangements for turning out in the
Dewey parade on Washtngton's BIRTH
day. ana the same enthusiasm that
characterized the assembIage of Franz
helms followers was on deck
AT the law office OF Lieut.. C. E. Nor
RIG, on Chapline street, twenty-nine,ot
the members Of the company IN the
Second West Virginia, commanded By
Capt. r. II. D. Willis. talked over the
details. and all were anxious to partic-
ipate in the parade 10 do honor to
Dewey. II developed that a number
stlIl had their uniforms, while some
who were ''shy" promised to endeayot
to make q showing creditable to the
"old Second" Letters were received
from members living in SteubeHville
and washington, Pa, In which the wri-
tiers promised their presence when
Dewey comes" The meeting was pre-
llmlnary to others to be held, subject to
call, Attending the meeting were
Capt Willis and Lieuten1nts Norris
and Foster. Members Of the company
who did not attend the meeting are
asked 10 notify Lieut.. Morris OF their
intention to take part In the demon
stratlon.
4 few doors further UP the street, in
Major W. ]. w. Cowden's law ONCE,
there was a meeting OF survivors OF
regiments other than the IfnmuRes,
First or Second West Virginia, and
there was q fair representation. It
was held to ascertain the names Of vet
Grams now living In Wheeling, and It
was brought out that this contingent
would be large II all can be reached.
Major CoWden took all the names
handed in and he will call another
meeting later. So far az 10 known
there are in Wheeling veterans OF the
Eighteenth Pennsylvania, First Mary
land, Third Illinois, First u. 8. Artil-
lery, Seventh Ohio, Thirteenth Mime
sofa, Rough Riders, and Of Companies
q ana K, OF the First West Virginia.
Major Cowdon invites correspondence
from every volunteer or regular that
saw service In the late unpleaBantness.
The Immunes viii meet one week
from tonight at G. C. Jansen'B law Of
nee, and 10 the meantime the boys OF
Company N, the MOundsville company
OF the First West Virginia, will be I'M
formally perfecting details for their
part in tho denomination.
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a Womnn snrloull1 nnrnsd.

A,won,an was seriously burned last
night by lamp explosion. and her hus-
band sustained some injuries in fght-
Ing the flames. She Is Mrs. Pollen, wife
OF Frank Pollen, an employe Of the
Whitaker mill, and the fire occurred at
their home at No. 1888 Wood street.
Mrs. Pollen was working in the kitchen,
and the lamp exploded In some manner,
and in an instant her clothing was ig-
nited Her husband rushed 70 her as
sistance. but before he had eKtingdlshed
the flames her body was burned IN sew
eralplaces. The chief injuries were to her
face and arms. DR.. j. w. Mccoy was
summoned. and stated afterward that II
Mira Pollen hadn't inhaled the danes
she would recover. Otherwise her re-
covery was uncertain. The blaze did
slight damage to the furniture. but II
was speedily oxtinguished by the fire.
men Of the Eighth ward engine house, q
still alarm having been sent.
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An Executive Committee Of ghTeo to
Puah ''Dsvey Day1
FINANCE COMMITTEE STARTS
On its Work Indmediatsly After the
holidays Colonel Robert White
Chosen Chisf 1EaFshal Of the Par
ads- Meetings Of spsnish-Ameri-
can and g. A, n. Veterans to Ar
range for Participation.
range Tor Participation.

The Fort Henry tablet committee. In
charge OF the Dewey Day" demonstra-
ton. held an important meeting at the
office Of us chairman. T, n. Garvin.
last night. and much progress was
made In getting down to real work OF
arrangements, which, as is generally
realized. Is no mean task.
There was an extended discussion as
to-the amount Of money that will be
needed for the occasion, and the COM
mlttee saw how 1t could very easily use
a large amount. but the idea IS to mini
mice the expense so far as possible. The
committee on finance, which met with
the general committee, viii begin the
work Of soliciting funds Immediately
after the holiday week.
owing to the unwieldiness Of the
large general committee. the de-
talls of much of the work
to be done were delegated to
an executive committee. composed Of
Messrs. II. N. Garvln, Robert White
and Alex. Updegran, which will meet
this evening at Mr.. Garvln's office and
enter upon It's work.
Colonel Robert White was chosen
chief marshal Of the parade by the
unanimous vote Of the committee. The
colonel has Just returned from Wash
lngton, where he made a brilliant re-
cord as chief marshal Of the great Ma
sonl. ceremonies at Mount Vernon, on
the centenary Of the death Of Washing
ton. His experience in the manage
ment Of this affair Of national proper
tons will be OF value to him in mar
shaling the heterogeneous mass that
win make up the Dewey Day" parade
in this city. No better selection could
have been made. and the Intelllgencer
congratulates Mr.. John waterhouse, of
the committee. on the suggestion.
Messrs. Clarke Hamilton and Frank
G. Caldwell were appointed n commit
tee on music. and will at once proceed
to engage the ten or more bands in
wheeling for the parade.
Chairman Garvln was empowered to
employ a stenographsr to conduct the
correspondence Of the committee, which
viii include the sending Of Invitations
to every society, secret and others, in
West Virginia, western Pennsylvania
and eastern Ohio. to take part In the
street demonstration.
Additional members Of the general
committee were named. as follows:
John Waterhouse. John Frew, c. II.
fancy, H. c. ogden, Louis Colmar, To
the subcommittee on finance these
we're added: James P. Maxwell, c. A.
Robinson, Fred LANCE, Albert schenk,
George Baird and Joseph speidel.
Chairman Garvin reported that the
wheeling Passenger Committee had Sc
cured rate of one fare for the round
trip within a radius OF 100 miles, and
that he was endeavoring to have the
rate extended to 200 mile radius, so as
to include many towns in West Vir-
glnia, like Huntington, Charleston,
Martinsburg. Piedmont, which with
many others, will send delegations to
wheeling.
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The novelty of a lot Of acrobats chased
by a detective, going one after another
head first through second story win-
dow, Is certainly very laughable con-
celt. The Brothers Roger, who will ap-
pear at the Grand Opera House the last
half of this week, in Next Door," were
doubtless aware Of this feature as fun
maker when they embodied It In their
curious spectacular production Of that
name. The skit Is full Of features, in-
Guiding the trick bath house, the mys-
terious trunk, the haunted house, the
funny mule and the trick wall action.
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and 70 the posts IL western Pennsyiva-
nla and eastern Ohio. including the six
or eight posts IN pittsburgh and Ale
gheny
Commanders in-chief a. D. Shaw Of
New York, commanding the national
organization, It was decided, would be
invited to come to Wheeling. to march
With the old soldiers IN doing honor to
Dewey, who. too. is a member Of the
order. c. r. Lavelle, Of Huntington.
department commander Of West Vlr-
gihla, will also receive an invitation.
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Menu For Christmas Dinner.

NUMBER ONE.
Oyster Cocktail caviaFe on Toast
Sauterne.
Clear Tomato Soup. Olives. Celery,
Boiled Lake Trout Sauce Plquante.
Sherry.
Roast Turkey, Stuffed with Truhies,
Cranberry Sause.
st. Julian.
Glazed Sweet Potatoes. scattoped Oysters,
Grapefruit.
Chateau La Rose.
Roast Canvasback Duck. Fried Homlny.
Due de Montebello.
Stuffed Peppers. Salad.
Celery and English Walnuts.
French Dressing.
Pommery Sec
English Plum Pudding Hard Sauce
Ice-cFeam. Assorted Cake.
Fruits. Nuts. CONNECTIONS
Coffee Crackers. stillon Cheese.
Apollinaris.
All the above wines kept in stock
by P. WELTY q co,
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Captured BY Turner.

A young man who gave his name a.
Clyde Bowers was fiourishing a revolt
yer Ia a saloon last night, and
ohicer Turner went in and dis
armed him. While he was es-
corting his prisoner down Market
street the fellow broke away at Twelfth
street. The officer bided his time, and
In a few minutes Bowers came up the
street with his coat collar turned up in
partial disguise, but he noticed the stall
wart duBky officer, and ran up Market
street, with Turner In hot pursuit The
chase led through Alley G to Tenth
street, and after long run Turner had
the satisfaction Of getting his man.
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At meeting Of the cOmmlteet in
charge OF the G. A. II. dlyis!on Of tho
Dewey Day parade, Chairman Rich
ard Robertson presiding. there was a
full attendance. and among the out-ot-
town representatives being ex-Mayor
Barr and Reese FurbnY, OF Thoburn
post, OF Martins Ferry who reported
that the over the-Tiver @. A. r. men
would figure largely In the demonstra-
tloH.
The mator Of choosing division
marshal was taken up, and It was de-
ciled 10 have the selection made ut the
next meeting Of the committee, next
Saturday evening.
It.was decided to send an invitation
10 each q. a. r. post Ia West Virginia,
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Yesterday, in the circuit court,
Judge Melvin, the case of Ella MUIR
tagh vs.. the Wheeling Railway Com
pany, who sues for $4,000 damages. ale
legged to have resulted from a collision
at the corner OF Main and Twenty
fourth streets, between passenger
wagon and a street car, was put on
trial, and was unfinished when court
for the day.
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Thousands Of persons have taken adj
vantage during the past week Of the
exceptional opportunities to secure
choice books for holiday gifts. at the
auction sale which Ia IN progress at No.
1865 Main street. Fifteen tons Of litcrn-
ture In book form, we'll printed, and
well bound, arc being disposed OF to the
highest bidder. The entire stock VIII
DO sacrificed before the holidays y
any day and snap up some OF the bar
gains,
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cHAMPAaNEs-a. h. Mumm's OF
Great Western.
SAUTERNE-Haut or Graves.
CLARETs-Pontet Canet, Fronsae,
st. Julian.
RHEIN WINES = Lsibfrnumilch,
Johannisberger, Claus, etc.
DRY WTNEs-Angelca, Muscatel,
Tokay, MADEIRA, etc.
Fine old Sherry or Port Wine, Old
Fort Henry Rye WhiSley.
SCHAFER & DRIEHoRST CO.,
Telephone 1888. 1898 Main st.
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Wines.

Sweet and Dry Catawba, Muscatsl,
Tokay, Angelica, Port, or Sherry, 40c
quart, $1 60gallon. Also Imported Gin,
Brandies, Kimmel, and all other
goods known to the trade. Remit
price and we will ship at once. I. "A.
GAREE, 1854 Market street, Wheel
ing, W. Va.
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BUSY TRRONGS
Taking Advantage Of the Great Bar
gains at Shelf Bros.

The announcement Of the 20 per cent
discount sale Of Shelf Bros. caused unl-
versaI satisfaction. The store rooms Of
the popular firmwere yesterday throng-
cd with buyers, all eager to take adj
vantage Of the marvellous bargains that
are being given in all lines. shef
Bros. have been very busy for weeks.
but yesterday and to-day were banner
days, This popular firm have establish
ed well deserved reputation for deal
ing in reliable goods and selling at re-
liable prices, and the enormous bust
ness they are doing this year shows the
value Of such a reputation.
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At Mt. de chantal. the third in the
series OF monthly musical recitals. was
rendered last evening. The programme
Of twenty-sevea numbers was given in
a most credItable and satisfactory
manner. by the young performers Of the
occasion. Many thanks are due for
delightful evening.
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Shelf BROS. are not short on Elgin
and Waltham Watches. Most jewellers
are. shetf Bros. have large supply of
these beautiful standard movements.
and are selling them 20 per cent OF
regular prices,
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DIAMONDS bought from US at the
present prices Will be worth in the
near future more than one hundred
cents on the dollar.
DILLON, HANCHER & co.
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NOTICE.

We have reduced the price Of Re
cords for Graphophone Grands from
"a 90 to 81 30. Q. A. HOUSE.
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STREET cars all stop in front Of
House's Music Store, which makes 1t
convenient for those attending
Houses Special Holiday Sale Of
Pianos.
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WHAT is homo without mother
and a good PianoP You can get the
Piano at Houses Special Sale at cut
prices.
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added that a petition or appeal to the
public would be issued to-day by the
ministers, and given to the press for
publication. AS to the nature OF this
nothing could be learned last night.
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IMMENSE line OF Sterling Silver
novelties at all prices. New goods.
M'NAAfEE, 1907 Market street,
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STERLING silver Nethersole
76c to 81 so each.
DILLON, HANoHER & co.
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IT has become generally known
among careful buyers that they can
get the most reliable jewelry at the
lowest prices at McNamee's 1907 Mar
ket street.
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For Christmas.
Bicycles
OF Sticks
caddy Bags.
Tennis Rackets.
Base BAH Goods.
skates.
sweaters.
Foot Bail Goods.
Polo Goods
Striking Bags.
Bo1tng Goods.
Indian Clubs.
Dumb Bells.
TenSing Polls.
Victor and White
II R1ercisers
Typswriters.
ewing Machines.
veloeipedes and
Iron Wagons,
Jason Stamps
1898
Marlset Street.
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EVERYTHING in Pictures and
frames. Water colors, big collection
In Figures and Landscapes
KIRS'S ART STORE,
1905 Main Street.
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spECIAL pRIcE,

Forty twenty-year Dueber gold hll-
ed Ladies' Watches, with fne AmsTi-
can movements, at $15 90 each.
DILLON, HANCHER & co.
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VERY low prices on all teweiry and
silver novelties this week. M'NAMEE,
1907 Market street.
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SEE our gilt-top 12-mo. silk vellun,
cloth binding, 75c edition, for q cents a
COPY, JOS. GRAVES SON.
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LADIES' and gentlemen's watches at
very low prices at McNamee's. 1907
Market street.
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PAY your water rent on or before
December 80 and save 10 per cent
discount. Office open evenings until
8 O'Clock.
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SEE our line Of fne Oriental Iron
Table and Piano Lamps. Nothing
like them in town.
DILLON, HANoHER & co.
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H. N. PILLsBuRY, United states
Chess, Checker and Whist Champion,
Carroll Club. this afternoon and even
ing. Admission, CSC.
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Shelf BROS. are giving great bar
gains In Fine Watches and Diamonds,
at their 20 per cent discount sale.
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A ROYAL line Of Pianos are being
sold at greatly reduced prices at
Houses,
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HANDSOME Brooches, Rings and
Scarf Pins.
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FOR oHRIsTlEAs-"The wilbur
Guaranteed Shoe" In winter styles,
80 90, at M'FADDEN's.
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TRAINS on track at CSC, 4Sc, Csc, SIC.
sL00, $1.25, and on up to $500. at
GRAVES.
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eENrLEMEN's Fine Christmas
Slippers In Black or Tan Leather, 9sc,
at M'FADDEN's.
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WATER rents are now due and nm
less paid by December 80 you will
lose the 10 per cent discount.
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IRON and Wooden Wagons, velocil
pedes, Wheelbarrows, etc.
JOS. GRAVES SON.
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BOYS Patent Leather or Enamel
Dress Shoes, for 81 90, at
M'FADDEN's.
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YOU can save money by buying your
books at our cut-rate book counter,
JOS. GRAVES SON.
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ELECTRIC Railways and Trolley
Cars on track, at JOS, GRAVES SONS.
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OUR store will be open at night, be-
ginning December II, until after the hol-
idsys, JOS. GRAVES SON.
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PRINTING Presses, Money Banks,
Hot.Alr Engines, Iron Toys.
JOS. GRAVES SON.
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CUFF Buttons, Bracelets, Studs,
Watch Pins,
w. j. LUKENs, One Price Jeweier.
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STEAMER and Bureau Trunks.
ETz & sEIFERT.
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HOLIDAY CHEEF

FATHER Goose; His Book" Is for
sale only by JOS. GRAVES SONS.
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sHREWD buyers go to McNamees,
1907 Market street, for bargain.
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FINE Llhe Of Ladies' and Cents
Watch Chains at oDBERTs, south end
Of creek bridge.
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Federation of Churches Meets.
The Federation of Churches met yes
terday afternoon In secret session,
and DIR. sOoy declined to give out any
thing for publication last night. He
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AS in everything else, you want your
money to buy the best Jeweiry to be
had. The fact that we rarely lose a
customer, and that the list OF our pa
irons grows constantly, prove that ev-
erybody who knows about our reliable
ity and honest dealings. knows that he
gets the best jewelry for his money.
Almost everybody win agree that our
holiday stock Of very desirable goods is
hard to beat, and that our prices are
reasonable.
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Silver
Ware.

Our holiday stock
Of silveyware
must be seen to be
appreciated. We
are making a
very handsome
display Of goods
in this line, and
hope you will
come in and see
how far your
money will 80 in
our sllverwars
department.
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A GREAT ENTERTAINER
is one Of those Photographs or Graph
@. A. HOUSE.
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JOHN BECKER & CO.,
1921 Jacob Street.
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BARGAIN
...WEEK
i. E. Hillman
&@'s.

Diamonds, Studs,
Rings, Pendants,
Charms, Cur But
tons, Bracelets, Pen
Knives, Cigar.Cui-
tsfO, Watches, etc.
Gold Watches, Fill.
Cd Watches, Clocks,
Silver, Ebony and
Gold Filled Brushes,
Sterling SilVerware,
and best Silver
PIated Ware. HEAD
quarters for Regina
MUSIC bSASt'
q BsTsHth Street,
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