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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1899-11-19
THE "DOOLEY, ARTICLES.

The sayings of that fine old original
Irish wit, Mr.. Dooley, of Chicago,
which have Frightened up the columns
of the Sunday Register, are getting bet
ter with age and as their fame in
creases in the land some of our not
over-scrupulous contemporaries, recog-
nizing true genius, have undertaken to
give them still wider publication, but
without paying for them.
We would inform, these enterprising
and frugal contemporaries that they
are liable to get into serious trouble.
Mr.. Dooley's famous utterances are
protected by copyright and no paper in
this section or in this State can pub
lish them without violating the copy
right laws of the United States, thus
laying those responsible liable to Sc
we're punishment.
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MR.. BRYAN AND THE SENATE.

The fact that Senator NJ. L. Hay
ward, of Nebraska, is on his death
bed has given rise to the rumor that
Gov. Poynter may appoint Col Bryan
to the vacancy.
Another version has it that owing
to the probability of Mr.. Bryan's presi-
Dental candidacy next year Gov.
Poynter will appoint ex-senator Allen,
a Populist, to fill the unexpired term.
By this arrangement, in the event of
the failure of Mr.. Bryan's presidential
campaign and the reelection of a fu-
sion or Democratic legislature, he
would in 1901 be in line to succeed
Senator Thurston, whose term will ex-
pire then.
1t will thus be seen that Mr.. Bryan's
political future is fairly secure More
over, it has been said Mr.. Bryan's chief
ambition has been to enter the Sen
ate.
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over, It must be confessed that the Boer
commander has outgeneralled the Brit
ish. Gen. Joubert, though SO careful
and prudent that the hot-heads among
the Beers pronounce him too slow, is
really brilliant military tactician, as is
amply proven by his repeated success in
outwitting and entrapping the British,
who at almost every turn find a pit
fall.
The indomitable bravery OF the Brit
ish defense of Ladysmith alone caused
the original Boer programme of sweep
ing on and promptly occupying the
whole of Natal and then Cape Colony,
to miscarry What effect that zaiscar
rage will have on the outcome remains
to be seen. Although the initial onward
movement of the Beers has thus been
checked, they still hold all the advan-
tage of position, and it will probably
require long siege to conquer them.
OF course, England's capacity to do this
in the long run is unquestioned, unless
there should be outside interference,
which is not likely, but in the doing of
it the sacrifice doubtless will be some
thing that will stagger humanity. as
wise old Dom Paul Kruger gave warn
ing it would be-
1t is hoped it will not be deemed nee
essary under the law to throw out the
entire vote of Louisville on the ground
of intimidation by. show of military
force. Regardless of the law in such
cases it is repugnant to most people to
contemplate the acknowledgements Of an
entire community no matter what the
conditions. This raises the question,
How far is the law to be carried out?
Certainly if military intimidation can
be satisfactorily proven it will legally
vitiate the entire returns from the dis
trict where this intimidation was prac-
ticed. This would seem like righting
one injus tice by committing another.
Whatever the decision it is hoped this
case will serve as warning in future
to Governors liable to go off at half
cock on election day.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1899-11-19

The fact that Mrs Aguinaldo pos
barrels shows that that lady possesses
what is supposed by brutal mankind
to be the ruling feminine passion to a
considerable degree. A Saratoga or
White Sulphur belle or bride of the
-Four Hundred of plutocratic New York
could hardly exceed that 1t also ser
yes to correct the general but sadly
erroneous impression that the ladies of
Filipino society wear nothing that a
society reporter would consider worth
mentioning.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1899-11-19


Government Positions Columbian Cor
respondence College.
Personally ealthy American.
Agents Wanted-Standard Lamp Co.
Agents Wanted-Peerless Lamp Co:
Wanted-Agents to Collect Small Photos
to be Enlarged.
Formulating.
Vote of 1hanks-Knights of Pythias
Grand Lodge.
Personal Bright Young Women.
Notice--Sealed Proposals.
Wanted-Ten Boys TO Pass Bills
Wanted-Good salesman to Sell National
Cash Register.
For Rent-Dwellings Corner Eleventh
and Chapline Streets.
Chapline Street Property for Sale-Rof IL
Zane.
AIthors-Best Prices for Stories:
Personal Married Ladies Friend.
Ladies to Work at Home-Manhattan L.
M Co.
Notice to Union smokers-Bowlin &
Chute.
Wanted-Y Dung Man to Work in Bakery.
Good Things for Thanksgiving-Albert
Stolze & Co.
Attention Hibernians.
Milk-Hygeia Dairy Co.
Wanted-Grocery Clerk.
Wanted-Cook.
Salesman Wanted-R. Q. Evans co.
For Ren1-Dairy Farm.
For Rent-Garden Farm
For Rent--Good Farm ON National Road.
For Sale-Seven-Room House at Lseatn-
erwood.
Leatherwood Residence for sale-J. c.
Devine & Co.
For Sale-Geo. j. Mathison.
Holiday Sale of Pianos and Organise.
A. House.
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THURST0N -PURMAN.


ten Ye&C0F01y morning.
WASHINGTON, d. c., November Is.
The marriage Of Senator John M.
Thurston, of Nebraska, and Miss Lola
Purman, daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. w.
j. Purman, of 1928 @ street, was sol
emnized this morning at 3 o'clock at
the residence of the brides parents, the
Rev. DR.. Frank M. Bristol, of the Met
ropOlitan Episcopal Church officiating.
Dr. Bristol at one time occupied the
pulpit of the First Methodist Church
of Omaha, Neb., and is a warm friend
of Senator Thur5ton.
The wedding ceremony was attended
only by the immediate relatives Of the
contracting parties in addition to AS
sistant Secretary OF War George ID.
Meiklejohn and Mr.. Edgar G. Snyder,
intimate personal friends of the groom.
The witnesses to the ceremony were
the Senator's son, Clarence L. Thurs
ton, Junior in Harvard; Mr. and Mrs.
George E. Tracey, Of New York; Mr..
and Mrs. w. J. Purman, father and
mother of the bride, Mr.. Carroll Pur-
man, brother; Miss Fay Purman, sis
ter; Mr.. Meikeljohn, Mr.. Snyder, Miss
Rosamond Brockway, of Boston, DR..
and Mrs. L. C. Purman and daughters,
Mrs. Hamilton, aunt of the bride,
Helen, Gladys and Stanley Purman and
Mr.. Wing B. Allen.
The bride was attired in plain but
elegant tailormade gown of light gray
cloth with a picture hat to match She
was unattended and the ceremony was
as simple as possible The front par
J0,. IN, io1, = 10
formed, resembled a floral bower with
palms and smilax lending an effective
background to the wealth of the color
scheme. A wedding breakfast followed
the ceremony, after which the bride and
groom accompanied by the brides
brother, Mr.. Carroll Purman, her sis
ter, Miss Fay Purman, and Miss Rosa
mond Brockway, Of Boston, drove to
the Pennsylvania station, where the
private car of the Union Pacific was
waiting to convey them on two weeks
tour southwark. They left at Ills on
the Southern railway. Their itinerary
contemplates visits to all the we'll
known southern winter resorts, includ-
ing Atlanta, New Orleans, Galveston.
Austin and Fort Worth. From Fort
Worth the party will go TO Denver,
thence to Omaha, the Senator's home,
for Thanksgiving. The Senator and
Mrs. Thurston will return to Washing
ton on December Sd, in time for the
opening of Congress on December 18th.
They will be at home during the win
ter at their apartments in the Cairo.
Senator Thurston's bride is a highly
gifted young woman whose mother was
Miss Leadora Finlay5on, of the we'll
known old southern family of that
name. She is vivacious and good
conversationalist. Her father, Major
William j. Purman, at the. breaking
out of the civil war, entered the army
and served with distinction under Gem
erals Meigs Crane Sprague and Meade.
He was leading member of the con-
stitutional convention of Florida, and
in reconstruction days was elected to
Congress from that State.
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THE WEEK IN SOCIETY.
Continued Fro.u sixth Page.

tralto singer of New York, will be a
guest next month of her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. A. S. Lincoln, of the Island
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Howard Simp-
son and sister, Miss Emma Forbes, Mr..
and Mrs. Birney K. McMechen, Mr.. and
Mrs. S. S. Bloch, Mr. and Mrs. Nelson
Price Whitaker, Mr.. and Mrs. Morgan
Nelson Cecil, are Wheeling representa-
tives at the New York horse show
Mr.. George Howard Forsyth and Mrs.
Forsyth, formerly Miss Sara Zane
Brockunier, of this city, are guests at
the Brockunier residence ON North
Main street, while en- route for their
future home in Chicago.
Mrs. Harry w. Franzheim, of the
Island has returned from several
weeks stay at Cambridge Springs, Pa.
Mrs. Sidney Laughlin of Woodsdale,
is in GAINESVILLE.
Miss Anna Hall. of North Main
street, gave a dinner and musicale to
her visiting guests, Misses Mabel and
Abbie Terrell, of Cleveland, ON Friday
Mrs Robert Robinson, of GAINESVILLE,
is the guest of Mrs Amanda Phillips,
of the Island.
Mr. and Mrs. Gala Mitchell returned
home yesterday from their bridal tour.
Dr. n A. Hanning has returned from
Huntington, where he attended the
Cecil-Sehon wedding.
Mr.. Andrew S. Hare left for Joplin,
Mo-, for about ten days.
Col. Robert White is home from
Washington, d. c., and Richmond, Va.
Mr.. Louis Speyer. father of David
and Henry Speyer, celebrated his
ninety-second birthday last week.
Mrs. F. S. Williams, of Denver. is
visiting her father. Mr.. Geo. r. Tay-
lor, and other relatives.
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DIED..


COx-On Saturday, November 18th. 1899,
at IL o clock a. M, Fred e. Cox, son of
Mrs. Ida V. and the late Thomas Cox. in
his 10Th year.
Funeral. notice hereafter
JONES-On Saturday. November 18th.
1899. at 9:15 O'Clock p. m, Sarah Ann. wife
of John Jones, in her 4Tth year.
Funeral notice hereafter.
4 GOELINE-At Benwood w Va. on
Thursday, November 10th, 1899, at o'clock
o. rn Louise wife of Geo. Geoline, in the
10th year of her age.
Funeral from her late residence Sunday
afternoon at O'Clock. Friends Of the fam
lily invited to attend. Interment Peninsula
cemetery.
KRAEUTERAAt City Hospital. Monday.
November 18th, 1899, at 5:i5 p. m, Anna
NJ Kern. wife of Prof. Hermann
Kraeuter. in her 55th year.
COOKE-On Tuesday. November 14th.
1899, at Bridgeport, Ohio. Elberta D., wife
of Harry l.. Cooke, aged Is years.
MGOWAN-At Wheeling Hospital, Sun
day, November 18th. at 1850 o'clock a. m.
John F. MCGOWAN, in his 4Srd year.
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EVENTS IN SOUTH AFRICA.

Whether the British made their usual
mistake-the same that caused the dis
aster of Majuba hill-of holding their
South African foe in too fine contempt,
endeavoring to carry the South African
republics heroically by storm and with
out taking the care, preparation and
precaution the campaign really demand
ed, it is certain they have met only a
series of disastrous reverses from the
Beginning of the war, while the Beers,
elated and made confident by victory,
with improved and fortified positions,
are stronger than ever and better sit
uated to resist the reinforcements under
Cen Butler.
Unquestionably, the British troops
have fought, as they always do, with the
utmost bravery, dash and heroism, their
defense Of Ladysmith being a veritable
marvel of that trying kind of warfare
But the fact remains that, as yet, they
have proven no match for the Beers on
even terms.
Man for man, the Boer soldier is more
efficient than Tommy Atkins in South
Africa. He is harder, he is a better
shot, he is at home, and his peculiar
methods OF fighting, the best adapted to
the country and the circumstances, out
weigh the superior technical training
Of his finer drilled adversary. More
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1899-11-19
HOW TO REST.
BY S. H.

Age sets in Indefinitely when the vital
forces begin to play out, but it is bet
ter to wear out than rust out. is an
old saying; but to keep we'll one must
have rest when rest is needed. If
there is one subject which should be
more discussed than another, it is the
one of resting. House wives and busy
women don't know the meaning of the
word rest nowadays.
If the busy person waits until he
gets through his or her work, they sell
dom ever rest. If you won't lie down
to rest fifteen minutes before dinner,
steal cut in the open air and take a
few moments of rest. 1t is wonderfully
recuperating. Many people-tired,
overworked mothers-could improve
their health and their temper and add
to their family's happiness by an after
noon nap. | judge others by myself /
am 4 great deal sweeter tempered and
more amable when | rest awhile.
Another cause of unhealthy days is
the breathing of poisonous gases from
the kitchen sink when one does their
own work. 1t gets SO full of impurities
and the tired housewife breathes them
day after day, until she succumbs to a
bad case of malaria. A good wash for
the sink is to flush the pipes well with
a strong solution of borax water Ii
disinfects and kills disease germs and
microbes. 1t cuts the grease in the
pipes, and it is the little things that
are the most important. One is not fl,
TO undertake the care of a large house
hold who is overworksd and tired all
the time. Poor mother. so unselfish
and anxious to do everything. do rest
first of all. then you can do more.
Take tonic-they say that olive oil
is one of the best topics. Commence
by taking teaspoonful, and then a ta-
blespoonful twice day. Then take q
nap before dinner. and you viii look
twenty years younger.
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1t is stated that New York brokers
had knowledge beforehand that Secre-
tary Gage would offer to buy bonds.
If this is true, it placed those possess
ing this knowledge in a position to
make millions. The effect on Wall
street, when the offer was made public,
was to shove up prices of active specu-
lative stocks S49,0000O0
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We Will Fond You

If you require a bond guaranteeing
the honest and faithful performance of
your duties in any position of trust and
responsibility, go to d. G. Morgan,
General Agent of the United States FL
deity and Guaranty Company, of Bal
timore, Md. Capital paid in cash,
81 500 000 No 1921 Main street,
Wheeling, w. Va.
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OIL NEWS.
Special to the Register.

Special to the Register.
SCIO, O., November 1S.-Forsythe &
Co.'S No. 16. John McLandsborough
farm, is 20 barrel we'll. No on this
farm has produced on an average of 10
barrels day for the past six months
There are 200 acres to this farm and
Forsythe has sixteen producers on it,
Russell Bros. have another 100 acre
farm leased from John McLandsbor-
ough and have nine producers and one
gasser. The last well drilled in at Har-
lem Springs was dry. The we'll drilled
on the Hamlin farm near Station Is,
is a gasser Of considerable pressure
Myers & Brown Nos Is and Is are 20
barrel wells. Ohio Oil Co No. II Min
ard is Is barrel well. Jennings No.
McElveen farm is a 10 barrel we'll.
Ohio Oil Co. No. 6 Thompson at Jew
EFT has settled down to barrel
pumper.
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Out-of-toWn subscribers who
have paid our travelling collect
or and fail to observe the proper
credit for same on tho yellow
tab on their paper. will confer a
favor on the management by
reporting the omission imme-
diately.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1899-11-19

Both sides in Kentucky are resorting
to every known technieality to MAIN
tain their respective claims. This is
not as it should be. Decisions upon
technical law points are never salts
factory to the people.
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TOOK THE LEAD.

NEW YORK, November 1S-Chas.
F. Bates, of New York, has taken the
lead in the amount of his prize win
nings at the Horse Show this week. hav-
ing total to his credit of $3.50, repre-
senting twenty ribbons. of which nine
were blue. Boston's two large exhibit
ors had 1855 in prizes. of which E.
d. Jordan's portion amounted to $1,000,
besides a silver cup. Jordan had %
ribbons, seven of them blue
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A TrENTIoN HIBERNIANs.

All members Of parke Division. A o. H.,
are requested to meet at their ,hall to-day
ia 1928 O'Clock sharp for the purpose OF
attending the laying of The corner stone OF
st. James Catholic church at McMechen-
Members will wear badges and carry canes.
Street cars will be used as TAR as Benwood.
BY order
JOHN J. BYRNF.. President.
J. J. SHAUGHNESsY. Sec'y. nolsdq
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Special to the Register.


WELLSvILLE. O.. November 49,
In the Wellsville field the Rayl-
Harms No. 2 is going to be a good well.
The Gallagher well is such a light pro-
Queer since shot it will likely be aban-
doned. The Miller Bridge well near
yellow Greek is pumping 20 barrels.
The Dickey well on the Kerr place in
stead of being a buster, is good pro-
Queer. Productive territory seems to
be confined TO a little corner one-half
miles northeast of Wellsville. Had the
Gallagher well come in a good well
every back yard in Wellsville would
have had a derrick in a fortnight. Oil
operators say the Cow run sand has not
been found here In spite of claims that
ii has. The Lawson company expect
to clean ont and pump the old Trues-
dale well. The Millers Bridge well is
another old well that is being pumped.
At a depth of 400 fset on the c. F. AL
lison farm gas in considerable quantity
was found Myers & Brown on the
Stroup place came in dry.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1899-11-19

Sale of Copyright Books-stone &
Thomas.
Holiday Goods-John Friedel & Co.
Hosiery, Underwear, etc.-Lou Swa-
Evening Waists-Geo E. Stifel & Co.
Dress Goods, Silks AMI Velvets-Geo. R.
Taylor Co.
Honesty in Advertising-D Gundling &
Company.
Holiday Announcement-McN the
Jeweler.
twelve. Specials-Geo. NJ Shook & Co.
Why Pay More When You Can Buy for
Less-Egger, Warrick & Co.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1899-11-19

white Girl Marrlss Negro ana Expires thu
Next DAv.

Next D8ys
SELLERSyILLE, Pa, Novmber 49,
The marriage of Stella Hartzell, a
comely white girl, to William Graham,
a full blooded negro. occurred on We'd
nesday morning.
The dead body of Mrs. Graham was
found this afternoon in the house to
which she was taken by Graham. The
girl was only Is years old. and had liv-
ed with her parents at Rockhill. near
this place.
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Special to the Register.

Special to the Register.
CADIZ, Ohio. November 49,
The operations in the new Cadiz
field are progressing and each well
drilled in excites intense interest on
account of the high bonuses paid for
leases in all directions. Root & Co.
will drill on the Silas Stephens farm
in Short Creek township. Coll Ben
nett will drill on the Maxwell and Cliff
ford leases. A well is drilling on the
Jonathan Samuel farm east of New
Rumley, E G. Eagleson of Green
township, has leased 95 acres TO Smith
C Cook, of Bradford, Pa, for. $500
bonus. o. A. Hare Of Wheeling has
leased the John Wheeler farm in Short
Greek township for one-eighth royalty
aud rental Of $40 a month. The Hogg
& Co.'S we'll ON the Maxwell farm in
Short Greek township is good for Is
barrels. E. c. Parrish. of Green town
ship, has leased so acres to Markley &
Co.. for 81 400 premium. The Holiday
we'll is pumping 10 barrels day. The
we'll on the B. Cope land is good for
barrels. To the southeast of the
Bricker on the Samuel Robb farm and
to the northeast on the D. Robb farm.
busters have been drilled.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1899-11-19
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
Notice to
Union Smokers.

Messrs. Bowlin & Chute are the
distributing agents for the American
Cigar CO., Mestfield. Mass; the
brands are Key West Temptation, La
Perla. Cuban Peppers, Helen Hunt,
Henry Clay and San Domingo, and
those who appreciate a COED smoke
and prefer union goods, can find
them at the following places Of
business:
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Fifth rage.

Greatest of All Closing Out Sales-The
Racket
Misses Shoes-Alexander.
A Woman Needs Help-Lydia 10. Pink
hams Vegetable Compound.
S35, 900 Worth of Diamonds and Watches
to Select From-Sheff Bros.
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See that your Collars are all sm0ofhe on
the Edge. We pay as much attention to this
as we do to the sur face Of the Collar,
WHITE SWAN LAUNDRY. Phone $50,
1911 Market ST. wheeling w. w.
i. r. SCROCGINa
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just received the entire stock of a Bank
rupt Cloak Maker, and we offer Ladies'.
Misses and Children's Wraps to the trade
for this week at One-ftalf their actual
value. l.. s. GOOD co.
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Seventh Page.

Dollars and Sense Method of Investment
In Grain Markets-The Combination In
vestment Co. .
Can You Beat It?-John H. Kimball &
Company.
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We sell the kind and quality Of Dia-
morlds that are constantly increasing in
value.
DILLON, HANCHER & CO.,
Diamond Importers.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1899-11-19

See that your Collars are all smoothe on
the Edge. We pay.as much attention to this
~ We do to the surface of the Collar.
WHITE SWAN LAUNDRY. Phone $50,
1011 Market St. Wheeling W. Va.
r. r. SCROGGINS,
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OIL MARKET.

OIL CITY, Pa. November 1s.-Credit
balances $156. Certificates, s1.55 bid
for cash. No sales.
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Ninth Page.
Tenth Page.

Sovereign Remedies.
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Eighth Page

Grand Opera House-His Better Half
Opera House-Bostonia Sextette Club.
Grand Opera House-Just Before Dawn
ODera House-Harrison J. Wolfe.
Opera House-Sowing the Wind.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1899-11-19

Just received the entire stock of a Bank
rupt Cloak Maker, and we offer Ladies',
Misses and Chill dren's Wraps to the trade
for this week at One-Half their actual
value l.. 5. GOOD co.
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In the Philippines game, according to
last accounts, Uncle Sam was still cit
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FOUND.

FOUND-Gold Seal Ring. with inscription
inside which is nearly ohliterated. Owner
can have same by paying for this adyer-
tisement. no19dqeq
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Lefever and L. c. Smith hammerless
guns of latest designs. Try us for
prices.
DILLON, HANCHER & co.
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Eleventh Page.

Is There Such a Thing as a Contented
Woman?-Palace Furniture Co.
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NnTI1.

Sealed bids will be received for the erec-
ton Of a wholesale grocery building at
New Martinsyllle. W Va, to be a three
story brick with basement Blde received
ia parts or as a whole. Plans and specific
cations can be seen at Josephus Clarks
store Bids received until y. m. Mon
day November a. The right is reserved
10 reject any or all bids.
no19dqeu ROBT MORRIS. Secretary.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1899-11-19

Special Sale Black Crepons-J. S. Rhodes
& co.
Drs. Longwell & Co.
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H. e. Hillman & Co. have a line Of
Diamonds to show at a bargain.