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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-03-11
The International Sunday School Lesson.
Marc! IL, 1900. John * iii.
Christ Healing the Blind Sian,

,Y,,.,, 40 ,yno n 49, ~ I'd, a.
-,
Shri't meaning 'hc hiiid .han.
Among the lazsareal crowdiag the ap-
| proach TO the Temple. stands the we'll
t,ou., hon.,, ,,,,a go, hi,,,, p,,n
N,'o"n o'es"i, o','u iio''' vi W. te"
ninSer, with the instinct OF poet. I'M
| agines a discussion among the apostles.
nc tbov b,,s boI, !, n,.si,,. 1,d,. no
..,,,l Q -, - ~.
e"n' MS parcnts 'h"st nave heaEiis
sinned." Thomas replied: "OrlGod fore
saw great sin in him." John adds: 81
t,or, 10, ,.h,, ;, ,,,,,,, ,,a.oon5,, 1,,,ou
." 49, " ' '''' ~
Hhafty predks out: MASTER well It's
| who"
Tho words or Josus nnv boy. r,,,an
I - -, ~
"Poti 't'e ea'S u '''c ''ioi'u1h'c ''h"'
all the more alert because the other
| sense was lost. "Ncither this man NOT
his parentr." More seeds OF faith.
| What ioy TO be rid OF the odious tmpu-
| tation cast on him from childhood that
| his phenomenal suffering must be the
nenalty of phenomenal sin, II Is ns if
! Jes,,s had said. "Now ,hnt he "a n, this
sad. remedilcss might no furnishes n
rare subject for disnlnv NJ NV divine
| power. .
II pleased tho Master TO condescepd 10
use the crude motcrio mcdIro Of tho
| day In order to strengthen the growing
fnith in the unfortunate man and TO
make Tho cure more consnicuoIs, Acro,s
the civ he goes. holding The poultices of
clay To hIs eiphtless ercs foIlowed nv
nm ever-Incrrasinp crowd Of curiosity
monrers. some of whom no Iouht pibeI
Mt his cre6r,jty un went. He wnshsd.
Ho saw, 40 the CLAW Iozencers dron.
ned SiIoom's mirrored surTnce reflected
for him tho hootllnr crnrs of tho Tsm-
pfc-crowncd noo,nt
What wander thnt his verv neIrhbors
doubted the Identity Of tho man ,,non
| whose formarly eynressionlees face the
ifrht of tho soni ,yas nov. nourine
throurh HE nnrncd evns rho man him.
sclf has nassed into n new world hut
has no douht NJ heinz tha soma man
who opcn cyind on The Temnln stnns.
"p,tv ono horn hind :" Nor has he :,
shadow Of doubt M to who wrought the
cure proh,hiy some ovor.nlert emis-
sary of tho Sonhcarin hales him before
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-03-11
Metals.

NEW YORK-Thc chief changes
scored to-day Included an advance Of
twenty-five points in iron and seven
and one-half points ip lead and a de-
cline OF fifteen points In tin. The mar
ket was not an active one, though in the
main showing a healthier undertone.
The Information reaching the exchange
from abroad and the west az yesterday
was not radically different from ex7ec-
tations. At the close the metal cX-
change called pig iron warrants firm
at SO nominal; lake copper quiet at
SIT IS rominal; tin quiet and easier at
So3 so bid and SEQ 60 asked; lead strong
at 81 40 bid and 81 Is asked: spclte" un-
changed at Sc % bid and Sc 81 asked.
The brokers' price for lead Is 81 20 and
for conner SIS 90
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FINANCE AND TRADE.
The Features OF the Money and Stock

Tho Features ofthe Money and Stock
Markets.
NEW YORK, March l0.-Money on
calf steady at 21aGS19 per cent: last
loan ~ per cent. Prime mercantile pa
per SAaiA per cent. Sterling exchange
easy, With actual business In bankers
bills at 81 S5hG4 So. for demand and
at 81 S3aiG4 81 FOR sixty days; posted
rates 81 Sihcl4 So -and Si-s6,E6i 81.
Commercial bills 81 SeEI4 So. Silver
certificates nomiaally 59!s TS0isc. Bar
silver 59Sc. Mexican dollars i7;sc.
The movement OF stock prices to-
day was irregular. the railway being
generally fractonally off, while some
notable advances were recorded among
the specialties. Local traction stocks
were buoyant on the idea that the ac-
ton OF the state senate yesterday d.
mlnished the chance OF hostile legisla-
ton In restricting the use OF Amster-
dam Avenue which would particularly
affect Third Avenue. which rose an ex-
treme OF twelve points. while Metropcl-
itan Street Railway rose nearly as
much. Among the other sFecialties to
display strength were Tobacco. Ameri-
xii SASCi anu W .IuS, NlN-
.crican Spirits, Standard Distributing,
| Consolidated Gas. Brooklyn Transit,
New York Air. Brake, American TIN
Plate. Cottonseed and Tennessee Coal
and Iron, although the full gains were
not maintained. The railways and
some other Standard stocks gagged
slightly for lack OF attention. On the
announcement that a dividend OF IL
per cent had been declared on Unan
Pacific preferred, the Stock cased 1t
having been previously falsely rumorcd
on the board that the disbursement was
per cent. In the early dealings Lon
don was the principal seller. while IN
the afternoon some selling appeared for
both accounts on representations that
there would be Another heavy. decrease
In the surplus reserve In to-morrow's
bank statement. but prJphesies rs to
the bank statement based on the known
data OF Friday had often OF. late PROV
ed misleading. The action OF the days
mnrke. seemed to show that the spe-
clalties were .pre-eminently In favor
with the professional element. The
early dealings were featured by an al
most entire concentration of interests
Into the higher priced stocks. which
moved In n sensational manner The
standard stocks trailed nlong some
what sympathetlcally. but soon devel-
oped q yielding tendency. In the late
session interest shifted into the low
priced specialtes. which had not moved
proport!onately with the rise in TIE in
dustrial division in the morning. The
last hours trading following the I'm
ion Pacific announcement was OF an
exceptionally embarrassing character.
scarcely any interest being evidenced in
the movement OF prices. The closing
was dull and steady.
Bond prices moved somewhat hest
tatinGly to-day, some active liens
working upward while others yielded in
sympathy with stock influences.
Total sales. s2.3375,8 900.
United States new Is registered ad-
vanced 4 per cent in the bid price.
The total sales of stocks to-day were
5H0.4G0 shares.
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Spring Cosumc of uc Nuns ycifing rrnm arncr Inznr

The costume. Is made OF Pastel blue
yelling In combination with foulard OF
q creamy yellow hue. The skirt repre-
scnts the new simulated overdrcss de-
sign. The upper part has a centre
seam both back and front, but may be
made II desired. with the back seam
upon fold Of the goods and the open
Ing In front. The back opening will
usually be found preferable. Trim
ming OF any preferred variety may gar
n!sh the front scam. In the present In
stance soutnche braid ornaments ure
the medium selected. The up-
per skirt cnda where the or
binary tunlc would end and here
n circular ruilic is applied under the
edge OF the upper skirt. This skirt may
be made over model skirt or may be
worn with drop skirt The bodice mod
cllcd upon lining pattern OF model
waist flts perfectly TO tho form. The
lower pnrt Is covered with the fouard,
and forms cuirassc. above which arc
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THE BAN OFLUXURY.
4 Society Woman's Confidential tn

4 Society Woman's Confidential Talk
Prevents Marriage.
Mrs. Burton Harrison. the society
leader and author, wrote the following
for the New York Sunday World aprop.
os Of wealth and Its effect on love-mak-
ing:
we are discussing an important
question:" said i matron OF charm and
distinction. drawing aside her train to
make way for the passage of a man
who came up to talk to her after din
ner.. Nowadays, when You men finger
SO long In the smoking-room, We find
time for large themes In our post
prandial chat. The question has arisen
among the women here to-night-who,
MS you see, are mostly mothers OF the
younger set IN soclcty-whether the
growth OF all this wealth and luxury Is
not killing the old-timc sentiment OF
love.
In other words" was the answer,
whether your girls and my boys do
not hesitate long time before letting
the tender passion invade them when
the desired object Is not financially pre-
pared to aid in advancing the worldly
success of the couple All can say Is
that In view OF what Is expected o. 4
fashionable married pair In these days.
I hope they do.
Il can't imagine more deplorable
condition for poor Soung husband
than to see his wife straining to keep
TIP With her set had rather my son
would never marry than have him
handicapped by a dissatisfied, trettul
woman who might be lively and good
lumored and agreeable IL she had onl;.
means 10 satisfy the ambitions bred in
her, bone.
''YUu must concede that there are
more workingmen than idlers In our So
ciety. That these youngsters see the
tIrls of .hair nnl,., In. n N c.. ~.
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NEW YORK-Thc general demand
for cotton goods has again been Tuleter
than of late. There are numerous or
Gers coming forward. but they arc
chiefly OF pecinc ont character and
there is n noticeable falling or in the
number OF bids for large quantities.
This has not affected the general tone
of the market. which continues good. In
brown blcached and coarse co!ored cot
tons sellers adhered firmly to previous
prices and in cotton dress fabrics talk
OF still higher prices. No change in
mems wear wooden fabrics nor In dress
goods. Linens are tending upwards.
Burlaps very firm and scarce. Print
cloths quiet: prices OF both regular and
odd goods firm.
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ST. SCHOLASTIQUE, Que. March
9.-Samuel Parslow. who was to be
hanged with Mrs. Cordclia PORTER to-
morrow, for the murder OF the latter's
husband tried to escape last night and
had actually gotten out Of his cell when
the guards detected him. Mrs. Poirier.
who was the orGanist ut St. Canut
church. has asked as last favor that
her parlor organ be brought into the
Jail so that she may play and sing the
musical part OF her own death service.
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Woman Against Woman.

"I shall sell my life dearly" Kissed
Beatrice, the woman horse thief, draw
Ing pistol.
Lucille, the woman detective. laughed
mockinGly In the face OF her quarry.
Then ] shall not take 1t. she re-
piled with n snccr, although am no
bargain fieDl myself
As for the other. she WINGED under
the implied taunt. yet stood her ground.
Detroit Journal.
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ITCH1NESS OF the skin. horrible
plague. Most everybody afflicted In
one way or another. Only one safe.
never failing curc-Boan's Ointment. At
any drug store, so cents. A.
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MADRID. March 9.-Gencral Jiminez
Castclanos, the last governor general
OF Cuba. has been appointed captain
general of Madrid.
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was talking he kept his eyes on me,
and honestly. he could hardly keep from
crying. l wish I'd taken his card so
l could have sent him one OF my pic
f,,r
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Live Stock.

CHICAGO = Cattle, fancy grades
brought 50 S5G5 90; choice steers IS 400
10; medium steers 81 6J@4 s.; beet
steers 50 S5G4 Go; s;oclers and feeders
50 5OG4 65; bulls s. 6oN4 co; cows and
heifers 81 coal co. Calves So 50I7 25.
Hogs. demand active: sales chiefly az
s. 1903 S.. Hogs sold at 50 55a3 so for
the poorest to the best and piss sold
principally at 50 45a3 60. Sheep and
lambs-Lambs sold briskly at 81 Esq
s 81. great numbers selling above 50.
and sheep sold freely AT 81 coat so;
prime lots strong at 81 6OG4 Go. Ye1rl-
ings brought 81 30I4 50. Reccipts-Cat-
tie. $500 head; hogs. 10000 head; sheep,
5000 head.
EAST LIBERTT-Cattle steady; ex-
ira s. 4Olp5 Co; prime S. 2595 40: corn
mon So 5O93 50. Hogs lower; prime me-
diums 81 OoI4 05: heavy hogs So ESQ
4 90: heavy Workers IS 95Gi 90: light
Workers So 1898 50: prime quality So 60
GI3 30: roughs 81 5Ca3 so. Sheep active:
choice wethcrs q G5Gl4 Is: common g so
as 80: choice lambs S. 4oG5 30; common
to good 81 25d5 IS; veal calves 81 COG
IS.
CINCINNATI-Hogs steady at s. 759
s 10,
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CCu kSES-
Classical. Scientific. Literary. Normal.
Music. Art, Business. Elocu,on.
LADIES HALL. furnished Throughout,
with steam heat, electric lights. bath
rooms-nn IDEAL CHRISTIAN HOME
FOR YOUNG LADIES. Room and board
In this Hall per week 500: per year In.
Guiding tuition. $1,000. SPECIAL Induce.
mcn,a to TEACHERS.
Expenses of Young Men Per year .i25. CO.
Winter term eesins November Is: Spring
Germ Maicn S.
For particulars write
S. L. B0ftRS, Prc,idca.
oe?l EucAhannon, W. Va.
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OIL CITY-Credit balances 81 IS; GER
titlcates. no bid or sales: shipments
lOs,9ll barrels: shipments. daily aver
age. SS.6S3 barrels; runs S2.7OS barrels:
runs, daily average, T6,@lo barrels.
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Sunday trGirs between Uhrichsv!lls and
Cleveland. ONer trains daily except SUN
day.
Electric cars between Bridgeport and
Wheeling and bridgeport and Martins
Ferry and Bcllatrc,
Consult agents for general information
as to best routes and passenger rates to
all points.
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me attractive young woman who
had lunched at the hotel cafe vas talk
ING 10 her intimate friend.
On Helen. | had such all experience
tp-cay,' She exclaimed. You know
"heh you teleDhoned that you couldn't
,"He went into the cafe and had
InAca oil by myself. While was sit
uHN 'here an old gentleman came up
u, tho table and spoke to me vcry no.
"lnly. He said: ! trus. you viii ex-
tI,e me Tor addressing you. but can
%'' heip IT, because you are the living
image or my daughter whom ! lost
Wrer years ngo.' When he first spoke
ana looked UP and saw him | thought
"e was another OF those gay old mash
VS. uubdo you know Helen. there were
leafS IN his eyes. He WIS so very polite
w nice He offered to withdraw II he
Wy annoyed me and told him, MT at
a." he said | was the perfect coun-
''fdrl OF his daughter, and that's why
rOul@n's resist the temptation 70
stSd" 20 me. 1t seems that he Is n
"it'"tf and that his daughter was his
N'! chiId. She was engaged 10 prom
"eht Young man Of New York who WINS
"IfHulNE Yale and she was killed while
"" Hef "db 10 IN. commencement eX-
s.ciSes 10 see him graduate. She was
~ N" bfflor car and an engine came
W. VI, nom behind AMI : dashed into It..
, " men they found this poor girl there
"dS Z. grrl: big timber across one
t''l"IHsf ana piece OF Iron had ut:
.'rF under III" chin, and-oh, It must
.hEe been terrible! he showed me Just
"nt'e she was struck She lived for
a., ef"I hours. but wasn't conscious.
, ~ @ounS man she was engaged to
""3 on tho verge OF insanity for weeks
,'"' hcT father has been travelling all
wv lhe world ever since then. trying
~ forget his sorrow. He said that he
I.' met Two young women who re-
."hdGf him no strongly Of HIS daugh-
mat he had taken the liberty OF
SwsnkinS 10 them, One was come kind
- u princess-lIungarinn. believe
my he met In Vienna and wns the
''her' All the time that poor old man
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NEW YoRK-Wool firm.
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BAET1MORE-Tlour dull and un.
changed; receipts 1880 barrels: ex-
ports 81. 500 barrels. Wheat dull and
easy; spot and month 7JhG7SEc: April
75% G75;sc; MaS' 76G7GHc: receipts
1000 bushels; exports none. Corn
steady; spot and month 1874 G%9Sc:
April 3SGG3STc: May 3SEc: receipts
1sS,9OO bushels; exports $4,000 bushels.
Oats easier: No. white Acc asked: No.
mixed 33G33;.c: receipts i2SCO bush
els: exports none. Butter steady. EGGS
unsettled at 1lc per dozen. Cheese
Steady.
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Wheeling & Elm Grove Electric Railway,
Cars will run MS follows, city time:
WHEELING TO ELM GROVE.

Extras from Whcellng to Park aud Re
turn;
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NORTHWEST SYSTEM-CLEvELAN
& PITTSBURGH DIVISION.
Trains Run Daily. Except Sunday, as fol-
laNIg
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Pf-ELrsngE-s

PrET.IaHEE-D NOTICE - q av ssszs
egssss are =. 4. Acr1slsss- l. @, ktrze aan.
y. p. EsEasy ans ~ y. LosSsA L.fg cs,s-
3rcsogs Ara j A. CafEs=aT.~ r. y. BAM <gs
IHGszs M%@xr-ns, = II. Aasowah. - n
Gtefyen and ii A. Ngssss. Post nsss@ Ezs -
erywEsre are eur axs1ss Fay zssa1sy S.s1y
- these ard 10 ou- reszSsxR &&s1A = tssS
various Cities ard toSsHs Of sse Nest-. y -.
AUyERTI9lSS ~ Office hours @ -
Fcst~gEsesIsseDcsr bssssrsess ofzles. D al.aa,
u m snzal II =. gs.s sunday sse,1r,. o. a
q. re. anti II s. Il CLASSIFIED k<aseffiee-
neuts Tor Insertion fat.ozInx Esornfas
vii De received ~ 20 lsSe "a. n4s~s
Easements under classified Es&ssass 80
- fssEssteS al tie rate 81 es1s ~IsH
each insertion Payment axSays =
SAnce. No Advertisement r@e@issn i1s
Ness than = cents.
ADVERT Isfsfa~-cksnges for anseaee
naerts IN tie sunday Poss-a
mzxt be furnished ~ Q slSsz1 sa.&s .afr
Advertisements wsIs lie renssgsS Al D1afse1
offices Of the Post iatesligsssSsT-
AEIe-Tsn dollars ~Izs Se gss1 -
Information seaaiax 10 ths conssgNa@ '.
any person st.aslEsr copies q slss p@sSs
delivered 70 subscribers IN safe
TACOMA EIEEAE-Sc. i&G Fa<saS ~
en8e L. A. H&rrison-
LSHPTA--<Iss1 A&sa street -. - WIZ
0t4nAeg. Agent
ESEEETT~F, X. Lewis.
block SIS Eig@Esz5s avenue. teaepfsaEe A<-e
PORT T0HNsFssD-W "a A. P1esner.
BEE1.1IAs5BAM BAY - New ~nAs@enI
PaskeS Ellis. Manager.
VICTORIA, u. s-.-~1seoFgN Maxs1sn.
The following letters await Aeserssss"
IT this Office.
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FOB SAI-ES-Esy =. rs. VEST. : and !
Jnsan Rock
Elsaf-~oon hoase, wisa lot sax1a. 90.
s<oSk rom Madison street. good vsss-
-ssxlass OF corner. two blocks s-nan Y..s..
way = yeTy n@a1 ssx-ressTa cottage. er-
eestent virw. -4a
sIFe-rc'sssn cottage, wiSA s0s ssxli8: rsx>
grounds: house a good esszaastloz,. -.
nsocs from Madison. s. -
House - e@Sar TsoG1S. as&Fa: 2arEe ka,~
within ore alecs % zwo cag aness 90
sSx-Tssasn la2Se Oh Republican street rue
block wrest 81 Broadway. R8Se gsves
lot. S}xlsss this property - u &C sxreI-
lent location, Nses4
BALD: corner OF teii&eu Anne hill; fire.
rosgsa noi4>e. saszae are ssarlls srg.s
trees. sz-Isa.
Nice place IN Yesl@r way. rlosa t:axa
sown. lot saxl2e. iSe-roorza sea@e. aas
aagga Es5a
Nfas-roasn house n NortA SEATTLE. tn
Ieg close 70 seheol ard car. Z -
FTvg-r~sF9 house Oa TEfT3 ayea4@ -
tween Virginia and LeFcra; s1s.s,
rooms. Aous@ - new ana vel eo2strsss-
ed. all modern. lot Gaxl@s lawa ana
shrubasry. good viss; A@a
Modern ssvea-FeoEa house "a T1rvA-1
avenue north; Eat essx2s: SEQ
E'ouF-roo1s cottage. two osoeks E0r.a AZ
Yesler way, nice 1oGle fer small Ian
sly. x~@
Foar-roan1 house. corner lot. two eaoeas
from Maarona Park EAR line. $50
Modern se<agl-re0gu house on s&cosa hils.
convenient - either Madison street cr
Aadrora Park car line: s-.ea
Nice corner lat. issxlzS. new dss-rosr1 cot-
taSe: three BLOCKS from Madlsoa street:
iaoxi9o on Queen Amaze hla: olocS from
ca1ts: 81. sou
A choice residence site on Fogr-e~n,s
avenGs, north Of Madison: iSox1as god
~few. si.Ss
Full lot on Sixteenth avenue. Rentsa
addition; witnin ere block of Madison:
Corner foaxin ON Belmont avenue. nes,
PIKE street: these lots iiG high aai CON-
uland flre view. t19o,
Full lGs on Seventh avenue within two
blocks ~ Pike street 30
A very fire corner 15th3g easy walking
distance: drSIss. streets both graasa
one car Tine raSse. ~ lot and another
Lot 6axiA on Belmont avenue. near Denny
way xssa
Full lots fronting Madison street: be-
tween Nineteenth ard Twentieth. soEas
bearing fruit trees: Ssna.
ssxIAe on Nineteenth avenue. north u
Madison: fenced and in bearing trait.
sl-a
ssIs, on graded street in Laiona: nice
lots, so
i.sxlgi tr Fremont, one block from car
line. fenced: SO.
eoxiao on T~wenty-frst avenue. one block
from Madison: stn.
FIRE ios en- First avenue north: sail sase:
Sf.A
Norta Seattle lot; nice high ground: one
block from car. near school, sSa
Some very ffne residence lots on Thir-
txenth Fourteenth and Fifteenth ave-
nnes. near Madison street. lots are Hx
IN ard SIT have good view: prices frna
SO 70 81 20
A desirable corner lnt IN Eenton addtties.
near Madison; N,%a.
Corner on West street. extends thFocKa
from West 10 water street: si-s0
Corner on Belmont avenue and Harrison
street. eaxts,: this is very caoiee resi-
dence lot $50.
= II WEST. 6 Union Block.
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PERSONAL


UNLESS vrai rava seen re bargains -
css1 glassware We szor q cax- S211cT,
yo1 Ezsss ore os -Aese clearance saAss
vhsca are genuine bargain gtTsrs-
Baz5es tbs we ssssw . 10: q pretty photo
f-znes In wood and composition uae<1-
.rSs. cosars white ard xoss mostly, SECS
Skis inches. with gas Rack and T-Ss :
prices zrs &C. sc and Sc and We INSIST
thai shey cant be 5oGgn. anywhere else
Ger double the money.
TIE third bargain We offer 20 dear out ira
lire L. me balance OF or stock % TIE
genuine bI1e aahel graa1t4ware. Ehe KIND
that has stood the test for years and
which 10 dealer can bay Al these rrsces:
Seamless kettle. 2-'3t ...--..--.~.--,.....-.@ ss
Seamless kettle. 2-lE ---.....-.-....-.-...- &5s>
st~a.ga. saucepan. Eat SOC
Straight saucepan, 80. ~.
Tea kettle, sat sc
Tea kettle. &-ez ...--.......-..-....---.... sc
Every piece perfect
COOK BROS. 80 Pix. street
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CALI. AND SEE DIR PIAANR
We are going 20 build
High grade houses
On high grade property
On Esnton nia
Fifteenth avenue west FROM
Between John and Thomas
Which We viii sell
TO responsible parties
On easy terms.
The high character OF Fifteenth ave-
rtfe residence property IS csts blished. We
believe there Is TO street in the city where
for five or six blocks there are so riAny
consecutiveiy fine houses "a on Fifteenth
north Of Madison street. Having the fui
frontage between these two streets ~
shaa certainly do nothing 20 ietract frpn
its general s.ss4ra biiity a. high grade resi-
dence property. Plans will b. changed 70
salt THE taste az desirable parties. Ssnytd-
Ing such changes are in Keeping with NE
surroundings.
We call yoGr attention
To part
OF our general list.
In regard 20 which xe wish TO say II y
made up largely o. property which has
come into our hands In connection vita
our general business OF loans. rentals and
general care Of property. making us rs-
usually familiar with each piece.
s. .sst-Mo1ern T-rooa house on first hill.
on next lot We have another 7-roofn. mod
ern HOUSE. the two can be bought for
e -D. terms.
s. gssA-ssA soct front vacant lot on Erst hils;
very cheap aud easy terms.
3 zsss--7-roorn, sDodeFn cottage on Be-
mont avenue, fine view
First ayerisc business property.
We collect the rent on a very choice
piec. ot business property on First avenue.
south u Madison, which we would like 70
submit 10 parties looking for this class of
investment.
Second south
Have you noticed the new improvements
on this street. Under $4,000 We have an
investment We would Ike 20 show you.
Cali for oar general list.
WM T. HARPER
Loans. Rentals and general care % prop
sryy a., s.. and 81 Dexter Horton Bank
buiiGing.