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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1899-03-26
THE EASTER HERALD"
An Immense Demand for the Publication
Yesterday Afternoon and Last evening.


The Easter Herald" the excellent
publication of the Kings Daughters, OF
this city, went on sale yesterday after
noon at the various improvised news
stands heretofore specified, and the de-
mand exceeded the expectations OF the
ladies in charge Although the day
was not one especially designed to
bring people upon the streets, yet the
ladies in charge of the centres of dis
tribution were more than gratified, last
evening, at the success achieved,~and
it is probable that the entire edition
Of ten thousand copies will be disposed
OF by Tuesday at the latest.
Those subscribers who did not re-
ceive their papers yesterday will not
be disappointed on Monday. The
weather yesterday morning was too in
clement for the ladies TO perform the
work of distribution arranged for, bur
no one will be forgotten, and papers
contracted for will come TO hand as
soon as possible. In this connection 10
may be stated that two cents will not
carry the Herald through the mails.
With a light wrapper 1t requires i've
cents, and with heavy wrapper six
cents. A number of copies deposited
III lue poStOhlCc yCslSluos Win tNo
cent stamps attached, were held for
this reason, and those sending copies
through the mails should aftix at least
six cents in stamps in order to be cer-
tain of delivery. 1t must be remem-
bered that the paper is very much
larger and heavier than the ordinary.
publication, and the postage is increas-
ed accordingly.
Register reporters called at number
of the news stands yesterday, and
everywhere found the ladies enthus-
iastic over the demand for the paper,
as well as with its general appearance
AS the Register stated yesterday, it.
reflects the greatest credit upon all con-.
erned in its publication. The social
and musical features particularly at
tracted discriminating attention yes
terday, but all departments were read
with interest.
An error in the publication OF the
list Of news agencies Friday caused
the omission of the depot of the Sec
ond Presbyterian Church Circle, at w.
w. Twins drug store, at Chapline .2nd
Twenty-fourth streets.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1899-03-26
THE PROGRAMME
To be Rendered at Benwood M. e. Church
on Faster.

To be Rendered at Benwood M. e. Church
on Faster.
On Easter Sunday at the Benwood
NJ. E. Church, the following efflcellent
musical programme is to be rendered
by the choir, during the morning SER
vice, commencing at 1890 o'clock:
Ride on in Majesty. z: S. Lorenz
Bells of Eastertide" E. G. Van Orstell
King Of All G.ories" .......L. Q. Emerson
Hymns.
The following interesting set of ex-
ercises will be rendered by the choir
and Sunday school at the evening SER
vice, beginning at 1850 o'clock:
Easter anthem, by choir; singing By
the school; the Apostles creed; prayer
by the pastor; singing Of Charles
Meinekes GLORIA Patra"; Scriptural
reading; singing of Easter Chimes"
THE Lord is Risen" "An Easter Rain
bow" Who Shall Roll Away the
Stone?" exercise for primary Glass;
singing of J. Carriers Down From
Their Home on High; Methodist Mis-
sionary Catechism: singing of Rev. S.
F. Smiths The Prince of Salvation:
singing Of E. E. Hewitt and John r.
Sweeney's Tell the Whole Wide
World; singing of only a Penny
"a Rag of Wishes Lord. Save the
World" closing address: singing Of
John Bakewell's Jesus, Hail"
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1899-03-26
Opening Tuesday. Wednesday. swabacker
TIE WHEELING EISTEDDFOD.

The subjects for competition at the
above musical festival, to be held here
on Saturday, June Sd, is already stir
ring out the Welsh choral societies to
rehearse and prepare for the great con-
tests. The Columbus Philharmonics,
led by Prof. Knox, has sent word say
ing: The boys seem very enthusias-
tic over your Eisteddfod, and decided
to attend by unanimous vote" The
Canal Dover society, led by Pref. John
Harris, says: I'VE are coming stronger
than ever; you can expect nearly 300
people from this town to attend your
meetings" The New Castle Society
led by Mr.. Morgan Morgan, are at all
times eager for the fray, and have an
nounced in the Welsh paper last week.
that they will be nearly 100 voices, and
that fully 500 people will be present
from that place. Similar is the favor
abe news that reaches US from Cleye-
land, Youngstown aud Pittsburg. To
meet those great societies coming from
a distance, the Wheeling and Martins
Ferry clubs have united. and meets
every Saturday in Wheeling and Sun
day afternoon in Martins Ferry to
rehearse, and are now open for all
those wishing to join to do so. Also,
they are cordially inviting every one
wishing to join TO come at once. as
the roll of members will have 10 be
closed soon until this contest Is over.
The committee have decided on Prof.
Harry E. Jones, of Philadelphia; and
Prof. Jenkin p Jones. of gainesville.
o.. two well-known musicians at the
Welsh musical festivals, to be the adj
Indicators Of the day. A complete list
of subjects will be arranged at the next
meeting.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1899-03-26
Opening Tuesday. Wednesday. swabackers
THE ENTERTAINMENT
To be Given by the HID len Mystery Club,
on April 9th.

To be Given by the Hid len Mystery Club
on April 9th.
The Hidden Mystery Club of Way
mans A. NJ. E. Chapel will give an
entertainment at Odd Fellows hall on
April 9Th. Among the many interest
ing and novel attractions to be pre-
scented none will be more instructive
and artistic than the Congress Of Ma
tions, under the direction of Geo. w.
Brunswick. The programme is as fol-
lows:
PART I.
I Introductory Carrie Alexander
2 Song. .Or.entals and Imperial QuaTtette
Recitation; $50 Ah Ear IS 2idwnn
g. Instrumental Duet ....................
.................M Mr.. and Mss Alexander
F." Eoca! .T hos Branch and b. Mccullough
s. Guitar Selection. ... Lloyd ana NaLace
TO- Instrumental Solo,. Eliza Glasgow
H. Old Man and Son SpeclaNles; W.;
CONGRESS OF NATIONS.
Opening OF Congress by England.
Columbia elected to preside over Congress
of Nations.
Singing America"
America, England and japan combination.
Italy, Spain and Portugal.
Afr:ca's wal.
Chorus-'Stars and Stripes"
CHARACTERS
Columbia. CO. S. A)....... Mary anderson
England princess of Wales. ...........
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Blanche Wooden
England Oord Sai4soury) -. Earl Jones
England lady HarcourD :Liv.nia Banks
Gen. Miles, CO. S. A).....W Willie Campbell
Japan, Countess Ito).......Ida Campbell
Germany, princess Hohenlohc) ...:.....
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. ..JeESle howard
France, LADY Nerne). ...... Dora Stewart
Russia, princess Stephaniel ............
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Virginia Early
China, (No Countee One Lung. .........
.......................... Putnam
italy Queen Margherita). .....:. ....:.
Observation-Disclosures. .Cornelia Wright
Spain, Queen Isabella). .................
Observation-Disclosures. .tnOeDe crawford
Portugal. princess Hel-o) Sara Wesley
Cuba, tSenorita) ................Julia Bunny
Porto Rico, (Ssnorita) ....................
Observation-Disclosures. catherine woods
Africa, (hing hitismy Como su SUI.
:........-. ......-... ...-.....-.. an logan
AMERICANS
First Lady Of Columbia Land ...........
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. carrie Alexander
Mark Hanna. .-......-.......::.-D Dan Monroe
Nj. ). ay......-....-...,. Mics Carpenter
Judge Day. .......................Jno Grant
In his great monologues and sketches
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1899-03-26
In the II. g. o. Yard Yesterday Causes pes
lay Great Presence OF ms.d.

In the II. g. o. Yard Yesterday Causes De.
Iay-Grsat Presence OF sis.d.
A slight accident at the b. & 0.
yards yesterday afternoon delayed pas
senger train No. 1914. bound for Pitts
burg and the East. No. 104 had pulled
in from the West and was lying too
far up along the platform to allow q
freight coming east on the Hempfield
division room to pass into the yards.
Yardmaster Crow. who was standing
near. seeing the danger OF side
swine, threw over the switch, turning
the freight, which was running slowly,
head on into the passenger train. The
result of the slight collision was a
broken pilot on the freight engine and
a slight damage TO the boiler, which
made it necessary TO let out all the
steam and put out the fire. II took
about twenty minutes to clear the track
and No. 1o4 go away thirty minutes
late.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1899-03-26
Laudamus te, Mr.. O'Brien, basso solo and

Laudamus te, Mr.. Brien, basso solo and
ChrouS.
Gratias Grand Chorus.
Domnus Dec, Duet, Soprano and alto,
Miss Tucker and Mrs. Steinmetz.
Qui TOLLS, Mr.. Paul, tenor solo, and
Qui sedes and Quon.am, duett, soprano
and basso, Miss Yahn and Mr.. Young.
Cum sancto spiritu, Grand Chorus.
Veni Creator, solo and chorus.
EFT ex Patre, Male chorus.
Ell ex Patre, Ladies chorus.
Genitum, Basso ard Alto solos.
Descend;t de C9ells. Grand chorus:
Miss Rtester.
Eft Resurexit, Grand Chorus.
TT in Spiritum, Basso and tenor chorus,
Ell in Spiritum, Soprano and alto chorus.
Qui Cum PatrL Tenor Solo,
Et unium Sanctum BasSo 500.
Confiteor, Chorus
Et Expecto, Grand Unison Chorus.
Ventura Sacuh, Amen, Chorus;
Offertory, ZION Latari. Soprano SOLO and
chorus, Miss Cora Mathews.
Sanctus, Mems Chorus.
Bened.ctus Ladies' chorus.
Hosanna in Excelsus Grand Chorus.
Agnus Del, Tenor and alto solos.
M!Ser6re. Chorus.
AgrNls Del, duett alto and tenor, MISS
Gun0.ing and Mr. Paul.
A grand full orchestra viii assist the
choir on this great festival, and the pro-
cessional WIN be triumphal march for
Fl IT the ts' evening at 7so, Rosw.g's Music
al Vespers;" Mozart's Magnificent" Re
gina Coeli" by Werner; Months 20 Salt
taris, and LambiAotters grand ''Tantum
The following ladies and gentlemen
compose the choir:
Sopranos-M.sses Emma Connolly, EN-
ma Yahn, Cora Mathews, Rose Tucker.
Mamie Owens, Nettie Barclay, Maggie
Burns, Katie Cameron and Mrs. VIM.
Gundling.
Altos-Mrs J. Sebastian Rafferty,, Mrs.
Geo. Steinmetz, Misses Lizzie Gundiing,
Gertrude Riester, Julia Flading, Agnes
Williamson. Ada Carroll
Tenors-Henry Paul, Alphonsus Carney.
Peter Loecher, Jr., I. A. Westmeyer.
Bassos-Julius Young, Joe. F. OBrien,
Albert Flading, VIM. Gundling, Vincent
Owens.
j. Sebastian Rafferty,, organist and
choir master.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1899-03-26
ST JosEPH's CATHEDRAL.

At the 10:45 a. m. mass, the Cathe-
dral chancel choir composed of boys,
will sing as a professional. Christ in
Risen," and at the gradual the hymn
"Heac Dies" and all the responses Of
the mass. The solemn high mass viii
he celebrated by Rev. Father Alt
meyer, with Rev. Father Mcbride as
Deacon, and Rev. Father Harris as
sub-Deacon. The choir will sing
Giorzas Mass in F. The following are
the parts:
Eyrie. Full Chorus.
CHRISTIE Tenor SOLO and chorus.
Kyrie, Chorus
Gloria in Excelsis. Grand Chorus.
ct n terra Pax Tenor and Alto Chorus.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1899-03-26
ST. MATTHEWS ?. Z.

Following is the programme at st. Mat
thews p. L. Church:
Maths, $50 a. m.
Pro HYMN. Very Early. Paris r. Myers
Easter Anthems
Christ our Passover. lie is Risen. Christ
is Pisen-ToUrs.
Glc-ias Mosenthal.
TIE Deum Mass III b faD, Schubert.
Jubilate. Cdass in 3 flaO, Schubert.
Anthem, When it was yet dark, Woodman.
Salutat!Cn.
NJ. Christ is Rsen. 2. He IS Risen Indeed.
Anthem Behold, Ye DcSp.sers Parker.
Presentation, All Things, Whitney.
Rec Hymn. Allelulia, Paris r. Myers.
Holy Communion, 80 a. m.
The above programme will be rendered
hy the vested choir of % boys and men
under the direction of Paris r. Myers.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1899-03-26
ZION LUTHERAN.
OTHER CHURCHES.

The Fourth Street choir is rehears-
ing number of selections under the
direction of Mr.. E. r. Billiard, but the
programme for the morning and even
ing services on Easter Sunday will not
be arranged until some time this week.
The First Presbyterian Church choir,
one Of the best in the city, will render
an excellent programme at both morn
ing and evening services under the di-
rection of Mrs. Flora Williams.
At St. Paul's German Lutheran
Church the music to be rendered by
the choir, under the leadership OF Prof.
Hermann Schockey, will be appropriate
to the day.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1899-03-26
ST. ALPHONSUS.

The usual elaborate preparations for
Easter have been made by the choir of
st. Alphonsus church, under the direc-
ton of Prof A. ]. Schiller. The pro-
gramme follows:
The Grand High Mass at 10 a. m:
Vidi Aquam, by Schoepf.
La fIashis Mass in 3 flat.
REM Creator by Rev. De Wit
At the Offertory, Terra Trem:tt, by
J. Wiegand
After Mass, Easter Hymn, Triumph
For the afternoon service:
Grand Vespers, by Kahn.
Regina Coeh, by Melville.
Thy hymn Pange Lingua will be sung by
the congregation during the Procession Of
the 81 ssad Sacrament, the BenediCtion,
and after the same, the TIE Deum
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1899-03-26

]. S. Fowler, the b. & 0. yardmaster.
and Peter Riley, chief Il. & o. clerk.
win depart to-day for Chicago on busl-
ness.
Dan Cochran has resumed his duties
as assistant chief clerk for the b. q o.
Railroad Company, after having been
confined 10 his home for some days past,
quite Ill.
William Wilson. while az WORK IN
the B. & o. yards yesterday, suffered
the misfortune of having his left hand
badly injured.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1899-03-26
A FIGHT On
Between the Telephone Companies in the
Neighboring Towns

Representatives of the Bell Tele-
phone Company were at Benwood yes
terday and made propositions to those
interested in the new telephone COM
pany, to be composed of Moundsville
Benwood, McMechen and Bellaire par
ties, Offering to give at least as good
service as the local company could give
and for less money. 1t is not known
just how Benwood citizens will trea;
these propositions, bu. it is known that
quite a number of the citizens in the
industrial town have subscribed fol
stock in the new company and that
others are thinking seriously of pur-
suing the same course. The fight in
these towns between the telephone CON-
panies is beginning to warm and prom
ises to become quite interesting as mat
ters develop.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1899-03-26
SPRING OPENING,

Tuesday and Wednesday, March :sth and
goth.
Select Models of all the leading Paris
Modistes: are also showing desirable coli
lection of Dress and Suit Hats from our ow n
workrooms. l.. r. sONNEBORN.
Designer Of Fine Millinery, HOS Main St.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1899-03-26
IMMACULATE CONCEPTION.

The choir of the Church Of the I'm
maculate Conception will sing Farmers
Mass in B fat in the morning at ten
o'clock. At the offertory Werner's
Regina Coele" will be sung. Vespers
and benediction and procession Of the
Blessed Sacrament in the afternoon at
three o'clock The choir is in charge
of Miss Mamie Brady, organist.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1899-03-26
SUNDAY EVENING.
n -
At BENWoOD CATHOLIC CHURCH.

The choir of st. Johns Church. at
Benwood. will render Colemans' Mass"
and Lambillotte's REGINA Coeli," at
the morning service. TO be held al the
church on Easter Sunday. The choir
is COMPOSED Of the following named
persons: Miss Ella Havey, r. Sauers.
II. Healy ard NJ Havey, altos. John
Tappert and Joseph Hill, tenors; Pat
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1899-03-26
ST. LUKE'S P. E.

The choir Of St Luke's p E. church,
Miss Sage, organist and director, has
prepared a special programme for both
morning and evening services on Eas-
ter Sunday. as follows:
Professional Hymn" Welcome, Happy
Antlem-'iCnrist cur Passover ........
.....------ ----..-.- '.....-''---. .ccAl4iIHS
Gloria Patria C0...-.-........-.-.-Sh Sheppard
TIE Deur1 N f..-.--..--....-...-.'. .FeSise
Jubaate, in D....--......::.-.-... Buck
Hymns No. Ill and No. III.
Offertcry-"Christ, the Lord is Risen
PeccsssonaI Hymn No. 10.
-. ........ Neutrality-suspicious.. Buck
Recessional Hymn No. fls.
HOLY COMMUNION.
Sanctus. Cora in Excels,s
Hymn. -
Professional Hymn No. uS.
Glora Patri 90 -.-....---..----;.s nr,eppard
Magnificat ---.....-.--...-..--.- Cruikslank
Nurc Dinttt' s--.-..-..-.-....... Cru!ksnank
Hymn No. H.
Cffertory-' Christ, the Lord. Is Risen
d
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1899-03-26
A MEETING
Of The Wheeling Steel Workers Held
Last Night at BenWood.- The N5W
Scale Rejected Another Conference
10 b. Reid.

The employees of the steel depart
ment of the Wheeling iron and steel
works held we'll attended meeting
last night at the Benwood City Hall
for the purpose of considering the new
wage scale as offered to the men by
the company. The men were reluctant
mess transacted at the meeting, but
the real facts in the matter were
learned.
The men, as is generally known, no
tilted the company of their desire for
an advance in wages of about 20 per
cent. on an average, or, in other word,
a restoration of wages from the last
reduction in 1897. However, the new
wage scale as offered by the company
and which was presented to the men
by their committee last night, granted
the 1897 scale to about twO-thirdS Of
the entire number of employees. The
difference between the mems scale and
the company's scale was very slight
concerning the wages of the tonnage
men, but was very heavy as far as the
wages of the day men are concerned.
In short, the scale demanded by the
men calls for an advance in wages of
20 per cent. on an average, while the
scale offered by the company grants an
increase in wages of about II per cent.
on an average.
The men, after considering the COM
pany's scale, finally rejected it, and in
structed their committee to again meet
with President c. Russell Hubbard for
the purpose of settling the difference in
the two scales. The committee have
decided to confer with President Hub
bard this afternoon at 2 O'Clock, and
there is no doubt the difference will be
adjusted satisfactory to all parties con-
cerned. The result of the conference
to be held this afternoon will be made
known to the men at a meeting to be
called by the committee. The old
wage scale at the Wheeling steel plant
expired yesterday.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1899-03-26

Millinery opening Tuesday and Nednes-
day, March 2Sfh and goth.
""'' MISS =. A. KNOKE9S.
1921 Jacob street.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1899-03-26

SECOND PRESBYTERIAN.

At the Second Presbyterian Church.
the choir, under the direction of Prof.
Hartman. will render an especially in
teresting programme, as follows:
MORNING.
Anthem-'Christ. the Lord. IS Risen:
Dudley Buck
Mrs. Charles Zulauf.
Soprano solo-s'Come. See the Place
Where M Jes G,l Lay 4 sslaweii Porter
Anthem. aaelllah. Dudley Buck
Anthem-"oh. Be joyful" ...........Balmer
Mr. Zulauf
| Duet-"Awake Up My Glory. .... .Lillct
Mrs Caldwell and Mr.. zulauf
{ CHAPLINE STREET NJ. E.
The choir of the Chapline Street NJ.
| E. Church has been augmented and
| now contains some excellent voices.
Under the direction of Mr. Harry E.
Boyd, the following programme will be
| rendered on Easter Sunday:
MORNING.
| Prayer. Hymn. Prayer.
| Anthem-'Christ is Risen" .......... Bserly
| Scripture Reading.
| Anthen-'Glory Be to God" ..........B Berry
| Sermon.
| Hymn
EN t+NlNG.
Prayer. Hymn. Prayer.
| Anthem-''Chrish the Lord, is Risen
! ....-......:....-.. .......,...-.......N west
Scripture Reading.
Sermon.
| Hymn.
| Benediction.
| ZION LUTHERAN.
Following is the programme of the
morning services at the ZION Lutheran
| church:
| Organ Prelude.
| Congregational Singing.
| Responses.
Sermon.
| Soprano Solo-"God is RISEN. $50. Schurig
Mss Louisa Naurer.
ChoruS-"Hail the King '............ Weber
Miss Lizzie Juergens. Soloist.
! CONGREGATIONAL Singing.
| Postude.
| Communion Service.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1899-03-26
CHURCH MUSIC Tor EASTER.
Special Programmes Are Being Re-
hearssl by the Choirs.

md THE SERVICES WILL POSSESS
UNUSUAL INTEREST-THE CA
THEDRAL CHOIR TO BE ASSIST
ED BY AN ORCHESTRA AT THE
SOLEMN HIGH MAlSS-THE EPIS-
COPAL CHURCHES - PERSON
MEL OF MANY OF THE CHCIRS.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1899-03-26

Cleveland Bicycles at
DILLON, WHEAT Il HANCHER Co. 81
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1899-03-26

Next Sunday morning the Christian
world celebrates the resurrection OF
Christ from the dead. The solemn
music which has been chanted during
the past forty days, will give place to
anthems of praise appropriate to the
joyous feast which is to be commem-
GRATED. ''Glorio in Excelsis Dec" will
be sung by the church choirs, and the
services and the sermons will be appro-
pirate. During the past fortnight ALL
or nearly all, Of the church choirs of
the city have been faithfully rehears-
ing the programmes which are to be
rendered at the morning and evening
services next Sunday. Below will be
found the musical programmes of the
leading church choirs.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1899-03-26

Our samples OF 1899 Cleveland Bicy-
Giles are nov ready for inspection.
DILLON, WHEAT & HANCHEK CO.
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THIS WEEP
RE.NWooD JUNCTION NOTES.

speciaI sale of ready made skirts from
osr IN $1,000 l.. :. GOOD g. 60.
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opening Tuesday. wednesday. swabacker'a

Call and see our 1899 Cleveland Bte991
Giles.
DILLON, WHEAT & HANCHER CO.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1899-03-26

French Millinery. .... Easter Opening
Exclusive Designs. ....
....... Tuesday and Wednesday,
March % and 20.
HANDLAN,
Rooms l and 3.~....... Market Street,
City Bank Building. Wheeling, w. Va
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1899-03-26

Elegant new prints. .41ac, SC
tngs, tick.ngs, white goods, pique lawns,
swiss, dress ginghams, apron ginghams.
Fine black dress goods. .1sc. Csc, SIC, SOC
Fine novelties in spring dress goods, all
wool, 25c, 35c, zoe. See them.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1899-03-26
THIS WEEK
A SLIGHT ACCIDENT.

Special sale of Black Crepona from 200
up TO $3.50 per yard. L.. y. bOnb ~ w.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1899-03-26
LADIES' TRiLOR-MADE SUITS.

sS5 90 tailor made suits. s13 30
5000 tailor made suits. 10 70
SIS 90 tailor made suits. ................. 30
5000 tailor made suits. 70
We have the SWEETEST line in the city,
finely trimmed, up-to-date stuff. Ladies
big robbers, on instalment plan, s100
down. You can save 80 per cent. And
then their styles are SO different Then
YOU are liable to have it taken from you
best, as you can save 90 per cent here.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1899-03-26
CORSETS.
LADIES' BELTS AND GIRDLES.

Big line to select from at................
...............25c, CSC, 43c, 48c, CSC, 15t
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Second SIGHT.

when you feel that you have trie.s
s,,ervthlng and everyone consult IA
g. - occurrence is the surprise S.sovrr, -
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No. the light pain iheng For
.rouhle Of your eyes consult us
.b5s month VIE devote much t.r1n
drenss eyes We make glasssS
nrsces lone reason for os6
paka 4 careful exau1
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CLOTHING.
BOYS vEsTEE 3.PlECE SUITS.
MEMS and BOYS EASTER HATS.

$3.50 fine stiff hats, black and brown. 81 AZ
$500 fine stiff hats, black and brown. lS
81 IS fine stiff hats, Black and brown. IS
500 fine light color Alpine hats. d ds
Boys fine Easter caps. .l9c, 19c, 23c
BOYS velvet and corduroy caps. .2oc