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The times., 1899-03-31
SCHOONER DRIVEN ASHORE.
Boat Wrecked and Two of the Crew
Reported Drowned.

crisfeld, Nd, March SO.-A telegram
was received in Crisfeld yesterday from
Broad Creek, on the Chesapeake Bay side,
stating that the schooner Walter McGee
was ashore below Kilton's Point in Eastern
Bay. and that Frank Maddrix and Fred
Ford were drowned. Capt Alfred Justice
and George Heath, colOred, were saved.
The McGee was In Baltimore last Sat-
urday and was on her return trip TO Girls
held with load of coal. The vessel was
caught in the heavy storm which prevail
ed Tuesday night. Ford was the son of
William Ford, who was drowned some
years ago. Maddrix leaves large family.
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THE CAPTURED oYsTERMEN.
virginia Omciais StIII Holding
Maryland PrisOners

Richmond. Va, March Bob. T. Gunter.
Commemorative Attorney of Accomac
county, was in the city yesterday and con-
ferred with Governor Tyler and Attorney
General Montague about the captured oys
termen and oyster vessels
After brief talk with the executive.
Mr.. Gunter and the attorney general went
over to the latters office to examine tbe
authorities, with view of recommending
to the governor what course the State
should pursue in regard to Governor
Lowndes' demands. 1t will be a day or
so before Mr.. Montague reaches a decision
in the matter. Governor Tyler is opposed
to surrendering the prisoners, IL such a
course can be avoided
The times., 1899-03-31
FARMER HANGS HIMSELF.
Sister Finds His Body DnnuIjn,
From n Hall Railing

bnt
From n Hall Railing.
Farmville, Va, March 30.-Marshall Sell
den, young Prince Edward county farm
er, committed suicide Monday afternoon at
the Tredway house, the home of his faith
er, Howard Selden, II miles from here
The family were away from home at
the time, Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Selden be-
ing in Farmville. Young Selden had been
plowing all the morning. and at l o'clock
came to the house, where he ate dinner
with his sister. who teaches school near
her home. After eating. the. young lady
returned TO her school and left her brother
at the house.
After closing school the young lady, ac-
companied by her younger brother and
sisters, returned and was surprised to find
the doors fastened from the inside She
forced an entrance through a basement
window and assembled to the floor above
There the startled sister beheld the body
of her brother hanging in the hall. The
rope had been fastened to the upper rail-
Ing OF the steps. which extended to the
third fiooor, and with the other end fas-
tened about his neck he had leaped into
eternity.
Young Selden was twenty-four years
old, unmarried. and was at one time a
conductor on the Richmond City Railway.
No cause is assigned for the deed.
The times., 1899-03-31

Denton, Nd, March 30.-The store of
]. W. Peters, of Hickman, a station on the
Queen Anne Railroad, was burned Tues
day night at 10 O'Clock. The store build
ing and stock of merchandise were de-
stroyed. Mr.. Peters closed the store about
o'clock and did not discover the fire until
1t was too late to save anything He does
not know how it originated. But for a
heavy rain at the time several adjoining
buildings would have been DESTROYED.
There was an insurance OF 81 ,000 on the
stock of goods
The times., 1899-03-31
s3.49 for sos Skirts.

Ladies' Skirts in Venetian Chev-
lot, Broadcloth. Serge. Check, and
Diagonal. In all the latest cuts of
sheath; circular and fiounce effects.
Trimmed elegantly in braid and all
finished with the new loop and but
tons. Lined throughout with the
best percaline and bound in Cordu-
roy. velvet and waterproof binding.
s5,9s, S6.9S, and S7.9S Removal
Sale Price, Cash or. g 10
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The Annapolis MayornIty.

Annapolis. Nd, March 30.-It is now gen.
orally thought that Edwin A. seidewitz
will be the Democratic candidate for mayor
of Annapolis in the election to be held
July 10. Nevett Steele, the present mayor
hlling out the unexpired term of DR.. Green
Is understood not to be a candidate. He
IS employed in the pay department of the
Naval Academy. City Counsellor Robert
Moss, 1t is thought. will be renominated.
Ine Republicans have two aldermen. The
city government is otherwise Democratic.
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Millions Given Awav.

1t is certainly gratifying to the public to know
OF one concern in the land who are not afraid to
be generous TO the needy and the suffering. The
proprietors of DR.. Kings New Discovery for Con-
sumption. Coughs, and Colds have given away over
ten million trial bottles OF this great medicine
and have the satisfaction OF knowing it has abso-
luteiy cured thousands of hopeless cases. Asthma,
bronchitis, Hoarseness. and all diseases Of the
Throat, Chest, and Lungs are surely cured by it,
Cali on Henry Evans, Druggist. 93S Street and
get free trial bottle Regular size. 30 cents and
81 Every bottle guaranteed or price refunded
The times., 1899-03-31
PROSPECTIVE INDUSTRIES
Woodwork and Shoe Factories to BE
Established in Easton.

Established in Enston.
Easton. Nd. March 30.-Negotiations are
pending for the establishment of wood
work factory in Easton. with a capacity
to use 100000 feet of lumber year. for
the manufacture of wooden handles and a
thousand other small turned wooden arti-
cles. The lumber which will be used. con-
sisting Of maple, beech, birch. hickory. and
walnut, will be brought from Hendricks,
W. Va, near where the promoters of the
enterprise ownla large tract OF timber land
Baltimore capital is behind it. The de-
termining factor OF location will be largely
freight rates, and negotiations are pend
ing with transportation lines about freights
on the raw material, coal, and the manu-
factured goods 10
George C. Benson and his son. OF Bur-
lington. Iowa, are in St Michael's, looking
for site on which TO locate a shoe fac
tory to make shoes for Philadelphia
wholesale house. Mr.. Benson is a native
Of St Michael's, but left there thirty years
ago. and this is his first visit since to his
native town. He and his son are practi-
cal shoe manufacturers.
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Silk=lined Suits.
$3.50 for S15 Ladies Tail
Or-made Suits.

These suits are perfect beauties.
Finished by the most exclusive man
tailors in the country. Made of fine
cheviots. serges. check. and novelty
cloths. Your choice of the seasons
newest shades. The jackets are snug
and tight -fitting-h REFER and box
fronts. The skirts are perfect Bell
shield and flounce styles-with
demi-train. The backs are finished
with buttons and loops. Bear in
mind that the jackets and skirts are
silk lined throughout. Worth S25.
Removal Sale, Cash or S1A 5(l
Credit f.JV
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Failures in the Leather Business

Boston, March 30.-The National Shoe
and Leather Exchange reports failures,
embarrassments, etc, in shoe, leather, and
kindred trades. for the United States and
Canada. for the past week at 3S, against
AZ for the preceding week, and 55 for the
corresponding period of 1S9S There were
no failures of Importance during the week
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pa, who shipped the meat to Lakeland, was
recalled. He repeated his testimony given
during the sessions OF the Court on Tues
day to the effect that the beef shipped to
Lakeland was the same kind of refriger-
ated beef used throughout the United
States
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Easter Offering.

The Aid Association for the Blind OF the Dis.
trict Of Columbia do earnestly solicit offerings
OF either money, non-perishable provisions
clothing or orders for fuel 10 be sent to our
treasurer. Mrs. Ella C. Holt, 1925 Seventeenth
Street, Saturday or Monday. to help our work
for this class OF afflicted poor.
MRS. JOHN RUSSELL YOUNG,
President.
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l9l
9Sc for Pique Shirts.

These must so. too. Sacrificed
just when the season is about to
dawn. Ladies' wide vale pique,
duck and dimity skirts. made in
the very latest new summer styles,
6-inch hem. perfect hanging and
elegantly finished throughout. OQC
Removal Price, Cash or Credit. 10
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9Sc for S1.50 Boys Suits.

Your opportunities in restricted.
Only 100 suits in the entire lot.
The price will clear 'em out in
a jlffy. Removal Price. Cash 0Qc
or Credit ................. 20
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u lie for 25c Damask

Turkey Red Table Damask, in
many different patterns: all war
ranted fast colors. Removal 1oT/C
price, Cash or Credit ...... ~
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Bargains From Oar
Boys Department.
Boys Pants, lie.

lie will buy your boy a b tier
pair OF pants than triple the amount
would do on any other occasion.
We've gathered 1000 pairs OF Bcys'
Knee Pants. all ages. Grand 17c
Removal Price. Cash or Credit. u
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Mems Furnishings Must Go

These prices will cause quite a
furore in the mems corner-a spic-
span stock of bright up-to-date fur
nishings, is heavily underpriced, TO
close out in time for the removal.
Fill the Easter wants before the
crowds gather them up.
Mems soc Easter neckear. all the
very newest delicate effects in
tecks. puffs. four-in- hand, club and
band ties-all new swell pat
terms. Removal Price, Cash or 1cf
Credit ~
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lie for 25c Hose Supporter,

Ladies' Lisle Thread Bet Hos
supporters, with se,f-locking loops
and buttons with satin belts;
assorted co,ors. Removal If
price. Cash or Credit ....... ~
sc for sc Torchon Laces.
Torchon Lace. in beautiful
patterns Removal price. Cash DC
or Credit
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Prices Halved on Notions.

tnNAtA sAAlGltu DTdlu, dSSOrl-
ed colors. 4e
4 yards best dress binding, in
navy blue and black. 49,. &c
Large bottle shoe polish. $500. &c
Tappan's dust of roses face
po"uer ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Sc
1c-cake of soap. Sc
5c-pin books 3c
5c-bottle of Carter's ink. &c
Sixteen, all shades
Sc-perfumed Talcum Powder,
with patent sitting tops. s...... Sc
5e-aluminum thimbles ........ Ic
) dozen shoe buttons. 1c
Clarks darning cotton. black
and white.
Best Boyoras tooth powder. Sc
2 packages hair pins. ........... 1c
&c Stout Ladies' button hooks. &c
2 dozen novelty stitched hair
criinpers ......... lie
spools Turkey red embroid-
cry cotton &c
l dozen Brainard & Armstrong
embroidery silk ....... 1nc
Pure gum mucilage. ac
l dozen best dress stays. ..... Sc
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s4.9s for s7.9s Underskirts.

Ladies' silk underskirts, in royal.
purple, new green, automobile. black
and all the new changeable taffetas.
Made with two ruffies and Pinch
corded ruffies-worth S7.9S.
Removal Price, Cash or 81 Q2
Credit ...............-.. f'JO
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OSTEOPATHY.

Henry E. Patterson. D. o. Alice N. Paterson.
D. o. Late of the Faculty of the American School
of osteopathy and A. I. Still, Infirmary. of
Kirksville, Mo.
Call write for literature Consultation free.
WASHINGTON LOAN AND TRUST BLDG,
ma25 3mos 902 ST N. W.
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TypeWriters Rented,
$3.50 per month.
Delivered with table.
The Typewriter Exchange,
1905 F Street N. w.
AUCTION SALES.
WALTER B. WILLIAMS & CO., Auctioneer

WALTER b. WILLIAMS & CO., Auctioneers.
TRUSTEES SALE OF A VALUABLE TWO
STORY DWELLING, STABLE, AND CAR
RIAGE HOUSE. AT CHAMBERS STATION
on THE GREAT FALLS ELECTRIC RAIL.
WAY.
BY virtue Of deed OF trust recorded in I.iber
No. 1852, folio 22l ct seq, one of the land
records OF the District of Columbia. and at the
request of the holder of the note secured thereby
we will sell at public auction. in front of the
premises, on SATURDAY, THE 18TH DAY OF
APRIL, A. d. 1899, at l0:30 O'CLOCK A. NJ
the following described real estate and improve.
ments thereon, viz: All of that certain piece
of land known and distinguished AS being lot
numbered fourteen 90, in block one ~ In the
subdivision made by Jacob P. Clark and John C,
Hurst as parts of white Haven and Harlem.
Terms of Sale: $500 cash. and the balance in
one and two years from day Of sale. the pur
chaser giving notes for the deferred payments
properly secured, with interest PAYABLE semi.an.
nualy ut the rate of six (6) per cent per annum.
deposit of 500 will be required at the time
of sale. All conveyancing and recording at pur-
chaser's cost. Terms of sale TO be complied with
within ten days from day of sale or the property
will be resold at the risk and cost OF purchaser
JAS. G. SPRlGG,
FLOYD 5. PATTERSON,
uh29-cod&ds Trustees
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Young Mems Christian Associa,ion

lIS2 STREET n. W.
gymnasium Baths, Swimming Pool. Ro0l;,,,
Alleys, Shuttle Boards Re,din, u po"hhS
Game Room. etc, etc
Full membership sl2 per year; iupio, ,,.r,,.,--
SHIP 70 per year; limited Membership. - rer
year. oc visitors cordially welcomed at any time.
The times., 1899-03-31
69c for S1.25 Lace Curtains.

We have just fifteen pairs Of these
beautiful Brussels net and floral ef-
fect curtains. Finished with the
famous seif-looking stitch. Re- cOC
moval Price. Cash or Credit. W
The times., 1899-03-31
29c for 39c Sheets.

Sheets. hand torn and hemmed
and ironed. 2 1-2 yards long. Good
quality Of cotton. Removal 10C
price, Cash or Credit. ~
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29c for 39c Skirts.

Ladies' fine quality muslin skirts.
made with deep hem and tucks.
full length and width. Re- 10C
moyal Price, Cash or Credit. 81
The times., 1899-03-31
UNDERTAKERS.

AUGUSTUS BURaDoRF co.,
Undertakers and Embalmers,
1000 SEVENTH STREET n. W.
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SPECIAL.

We have put on extra help In our
workrocn,s. so that alterations can he
speedily msds-and yca will not be
disappointed for your clothes will be
ready for Easter.
The times., 1899-03-31

Mems cuff holders. known as the
Frank Wizard, cufI holder, which
are considered the best, strongest
and most durable on the market.
15c value. Removal Price, 7I/c
Cash or Credit .............f2
The times., 1899-03-31
Zoe and 15c Towels.

All linen fringed damask towels
T,sh Ta.h borders; DO s1s,,, Removal Price, 10C
The times., 1899-03-31
Our New
Credit Way.
Great Removal Sale
Bargain Friday, No. Z.

And why not? This seasons choicest and most exclu
sve selections of MEMS womens and ehildrens Cloth
lng Notions, and Dry Goods retaed considerable less
than Wholesale! Our reason for this marvellous sacrifice
is that we MUST MOVE into our premises-416 7th
st-on or before April 15 and determined NOT
TO TAKE DOLLARS WORTH of our present stock
with u.s. Why not imme diately = today your
Easter Suit? You don't have pay CASHf YOU are
prepared-our New Credit Way" smooths your pathway
to obtain JUST WHAT YOU NEED-to pay JUST
WHEN YOU'RE READY.
The times., 1899-03-31

7Ec for 15c Handkerchiefs.
Ladies' 15c handkerchiefs. slightly
soiled from handling, will wash
out-go at one-half the 7IC
former price. ce...............i2
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store DESTROYED by Ere.

Factory, BRoCKToN, MASS.
The times., 1899-03-31

Mems bone collar buttons that
sell all over town at 10c dozen. war
ranted one price. Removal 01/C
Price, Cash or Credit. perdoz. ~
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ofWhceling Steel & Iron Co. Con.
fer With Management
WITHOUT ARPIYlNGAT RESULT
And Another Meeting ofthc Workers
Will be Held To-day to act on the
Amended Scale offered by tho Com.
pany-Thc Plate Mill men and la.
borcrs at the LaBellc Granted an
Advance in Wages.

The steelworkers employed ct the
Wheeling Steel 6 Iron Company's plant
In Benwood, on Saturday night rejected
the scale offered them by President
Hubbard, and their committee will con.
fer with Mr. Hubbard at Q o'clock this
morning In hopes OF getting better
scale. At conference OF the steel
workers committee With Mr.. Hubbard
yesterday afternoon. he made some con.
cessIons, and these were reported BY
the committee to the men at 4 meeting
last night.
1t was expected that last nights
meeting would result in satisfactory
conclusion Of the negotiations. but the
matter 1t Is hoped viii be adjusted to-
day, for the ensuing year. The old
scale expired on Saturday. In giving
the required thirty days notice month
ago for change In the scale, the men
submitted scale which was practically
the scale prior to the cut In 1897. and
amounted 10 an advance of from 10 to
Is per cent.
The scale President Hubbard sub
mitted IN return provided for an in
crease over the present prices, but not
sufficient in the opinion OF some OF the
employees. Thereupon they rejected It
Saturday night. II IS said the scale
benefited these employees very slightly.
as low as 3 per cent, hence they wanted
better Consideration.
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On last Saturday evening. Miss Hem
rietta BowlIn entertained her young
friends at the home OF her parents. 1914
Eoft street. The evening vas devoted
TO various pas.!mes. the piece de re-
slstarce being an animated guessing
match OF original conundrums, p-o-
pounded By the fair young hostess. The
successful guessers We're awarded prct-
~ prizes and the favor OF Fate smiled
on Miss Dora Hornbrook md Mr.. Leach
Cracraft, who were expert Cuesscrs, La
ter il the evening tempting refresh
mcnts were served, which proved fur
cher inspiration to enjoyable convcrsa-
ton. Those composing the company
present we're Masses Bcss Snyder, Stella
CrocRard. Mary Stanton. Lillian Dauer.
Dora Hornbrook. Jeannet.e BaIlcv:
Messrs. Lewis S,ecnroI, jr., HarlanG
Jones. Leach Cracraft. George Mer-
chant. Walter Rogers, Grafton Beall.
Robert Lindsay.
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In Justice to Mr.. Kimmons.

To Whom it May Concern:-ThIs IS to
certify that the statemen; published in
some OF the newspapers that Mr.. Kim
mons was arrested az West Alexander
and brought to Wheeling on suspicion
OF having stolen money from Henry
Eeil, Is false. The fact Is that Mr..
K.mmons was not arrested at all, but
that he Voluntarily permitted himself
to be questioned on the subject in the
city OF Wheeling and was found 10 be
free from suspicion. Mr.. Kimmons is u
gentleman whose character Is above
reproach. ! feel that this certificate Is
due to Mr.. K!mmons In view OF the un-
fortunate publications above referred
to. w. NJ. CLENIANS.
Chief OF Police.
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MILLINERY Opening Tuesday md
Wednesday,. SW4ABACllER'S.
{. HESS & SONS SPRING OPENING.

We have now on exhibit ono of the
largest and best selected stocks Of nne
tailoring ut popular prices in the city,
We have added to our cutting depart
j. Ed. Dorner. one OF the most fashion,
able cutters cast.
The artistic cut, stylish appearance
and excellcncy In mnkc-up OF our gar.
mcntS Will speak for themselves.
Always the newest In fine furnish
ings. c. HESS d SONS.
Fashionable Tnllors and Fine Furnish
ers, 1921 and 1893 Market Street.
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FUNERAL OF MRS. H. j. BOOTH.
4 Large Concoursc OF Friends Of the
Decpascd Attended.

Yesterday afternoon, occurred the fu-
neral OF Mrs. II. J. Booth. relict OF the
late Captain Charles H. Booth. and ii
was attended by z large concourse OF
sorrowiug relatives and friends. The
services were conducted at her late res
idence. No. 1874 North Front street. Is
land. by Rev. Jacob Birmingham, rec
tor Of ST. Luke's P. Z. church. The in
terment was at Greenwood cemetery.
The pall-bearers were Mr.. Curran Men
del, Captain William List. Messrs. TO-
seph Speidel, James Neill. Julius Pol
lock and Hugh Sterling.
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MILLINERY Opening Tuesday and
Wednesday,. SWAlIACKER'S.
knights Tcmplar Service.

Next Sunday evening. the members
Of Wheeling and Cyrene Communicates.
knights Templar. will attend divine
worship at the First Christian church.
as Is their annual custom. They will
be addressed by the pastor. Rev. C. NJ.
ollphant, who Is n Knight Tcmplar.
The only other minister in the city who
is member OF the fraternity Is Rev. C.
B. Graham. OF tho North Street NJ. L.
church. who delivered the address to
the knights last year. The command
cries Will attend In full uniform. and
will march to the church in ab ody from
the Masonic Temple.
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On \ Serious Charge.

Elsie Gray, q young man with fail
Ing for frequent arrests, was placed be-
hind the county jail bars last night on
the serious charge OF intimidatlng wit
resses. The complainant is Jessie
Whitlen. who alleges that Gray threat
ened her with injury II she io!d what
she knew in the case OF Ella Hill. the
young woman who will have q hearing
before Squire Greer this evening on the
charge OF snatch!nS money out OF the
pocket OF J. II. Devinc, whom she ac-
cos:ed on the street. Gray was arrested
by Officer Walker
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An increase OF wages averaging 10
per cent, has been granted by the man
asemens Of the La Belle Iron works to
the laborers and the employees of the
plate mill, numbering about 200 men all
told. The increase was the result OF a
conference held Saturday, between
President John E. Wright and the
mems wage committee. The men asked
for the increase several days ago. It
goes into effect April Is.
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Oh. gyuellioe,,rer
ONCE: IS ana 81 Fourteenth street.


Bicycles-Georgc W. Johnson's Sons.
A Dream Reai!zed-H. +. Behrens G.
Co.'S.
Carpet Soap.-R. II. List
Introductory-The Sample-L!nGaman
Co-Fifth Page.
High Glass Dress FabrIcs-Stone &
Thomas-E!ghth PRS..
70 Per Cent Discoun:-G. Mendel 6 Co.
Second Page.
P!anos-MlliEun. wilkin & Co.
Stocks for Saie-S!mpsor & TdtGcf.
Seasonable and acknowledgements
Eighth Page.
Wanted-A Good Man.
Black Crepons-Geo. E. sutel & CO.
Fifth Page.
Easter s;yles-Geo. r. Taylor Co.-Fitth
Bring-Geo. ". Shook & Co.-Elgh,h
Page
I've Been Looking All Over Town-The
Hub--EIghth Page.
Easter shoes-Locke Shoe Co.-Eigh,h
Page.
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Second Sight. /.

When you feel that You have tried every
thing and everyone. consult US. a daily
occurrence Is the surprise shown by tho
benefited patients at-our office.
do you have headache? Do your eyes
waterf Do they smart or burn? Does tho
IL scum before the cycs2 DO things appenr
double or mixed tip? Have desire to rub
tho eyes? Twitchlng? Docs tho lgh, pain
them? For any trouble OF your eyes con.
suit us. During this month we dcvoIc
much time TO childrcn's eyes. We make
glasses Mt popular prices lone reason for
our populariiy)-makc a careful cHnmina-
tlon FREQ OF charge. Tho best proof OF our
success Is tho number OF recommendation
from our old patients
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THE HEl,VEY FUNERAL
Occurred Yesterday mt Elm Gro,
and Eas Largely Attended.

ocCurrcu 1esteFudy Nv Eih oio'e
and was Largely Attended.
The funeral OF the late Col. T. Y.
Eervey occurred yesterday at Elm
Grove. and was the occasion OF large
turnout OF the friends OF the family.
The services were held at the Stone
church, and were conducted by Rev.
Laverty Greer. assisted by the pastor.
Rev. W. E. Allen. The interment was
at the Stone church cemetery. Those
acting us pall-bearers were the follow
irg. five OF whom were sons of the de-
ceased: Dr.. ". E.. DR.. John L., Leon
ard, Edgar and U. NJ. Hervey and Mr.
Alfred Garter.
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@e .Msb cslater,.
She Eu6 cioiAier,,,.
I've Been Looking ALL Over Town

~. Ga, AND here ! am to e..
daily these nohh
OF pn
please both the pocketbook showing bs
ahead anything ana
and at well they have hnys
trhe left the natural
which brings md 1s''a
This Chdreus
OF novelties offered boys
OF course. your money Il sou say
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oO.0O0

We linvo fitted moro than twenty
thousand pairs OF Spcctnclcs. giving us
n record and experience unequnllcd by
any other opticfnn In West Virginia.
Satisfaction guaranteed.
JACOB w. GlUBB, Optlcinn.
No. 1906 Market Street.
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Tuesday and Wednesday, March %
md 30. Select Models OF NIL the lead
ing Paris Modlstcs. Arc also showing
II desirable collection of Dress and
suit ffutS from our own worit-rootiS.
l.. i. SOSNEBORS,
Designer of Fine Millinery.
HOS Main Street.