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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-03-01

Standardized Foster Still Working
to secure Delay.

Special Dispatch to the Post-Intelligencer
WASHINGTON Feb. 2s-The Seattle
postofAce fight is still unchanged The
president has Stewards name under adj
visoinent. Tie fact that he did not send
the nsnis to the senate today. as expect
ed by Stewards friends asst night is ia
ken by the friends of Neem TO mean that
the matter viii 60 over. Foster. while
advocating the claims OF no candidate, has
taken a strong stand tina: the appoint
ment should not be made untii more
unity of feeling exists among SsattieItss
as To who should have the office Not be-
ing a senator himself yet, he has sought
the ad OK senatorial friends. who hage
pat the matter before the president In
the proper Light. Asked tonight IL the
matter would be postponed I'll. after
March 4, ne replied that he could answer
better three days from now. While IL
may pc stated that, in line with his policy
~ giving ali candidates fair show he
Il doing ali he can 70 hold hack the aD-
posn.ment at this time, yet he has no In
formation ten.sht warFantng a belief that
he has succeeded
Wilson Is active In Stewards interest
ard Il IN reported WAS at the White House
today.
Lewis Is working for Gen. Meern, and
has the aid Of several Democratic sem
ataYs
Thus Foster and Laws. with widely Diff
serens parpasss are work ng 70 bring
about the ssme Yesuit--post pcne;nent The
4eeisiun rests with the president, and he
has made TO sign.
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KEPT THEM ALL GUESSING.
SURPRISE FOR WITNESSES AT
MILES COURT OF INQUIRY.
Eight Plates Of Beef Placed Before
Them. some From Cubs and some
From the Factory-Nen Forced
to Express Oplnions ~ TO Quality

WASHINGTON. Feb. 2s-The feature
OF the court Of inquiry into Gen Miles
beef charges today VAS an object lesson in
canned meats prepared by the court and
served 10 the non-comm<sioned men who
testified at yesterdays hearing. The court
had prepared eight p.ates of beef. fresh
beef. canned beef that had been TO Cuba
and back and canned beef fresh from the
factory. Four Plates were prepared hot in
a stew and four cold. az they had come
from the can, The fresh beef bcins boiled
TO make IL resemble the others The en-
,stsd nen were ordered 10 sample each
and say which was the sort they had in
Cuba
II was trying ordeal for the men. most
Of them declaring that none OF the plates
looked anything like tina, they had eaten
In Cuba. But upon repeated assurances
tnas there was campaign beef in two Of
the plates. and after being urged that they
should at least choose 10 the best OF their
belief the court succeeded In getting an
express ln from each OF tfe men
An army surgeon, Or. Bowden kept tally
u tho guess Of the men and changed the
positions 81 the plate after each witness
had lef; the room. TIE result Of CHS rec
viii b. reserved until DIR. Bowdel testi-
;ies, probably some time this wer1.
The most Interesting witness Of the day
was Lieut.. Ramsay. OF the Ninth infantry.
who had served as a cornmissary officer 1T
Bsiauiri and Santiago, and who charac-
er;ged the canned roast beef rs IAN
unraia,asie ard unenvit.ng grade of In
ferior meat" which ne would not willing
y feed TO an: man, sick or well.
" these said ne had seen great many
cana Of beef rejected among five-ear ios
at Tampa. The cans had burst aud The
stencil In the cars was terrific, The con-
tractors replaced the spoiled cans In this
instance, but there was the same stencil
from more defective cans when the car
gees were broken out n Cuba
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the Omnibus claims bill" The conference

the Omnibus claims bill" The conference
report was agreed to.
Quay. Chairman Of the committee on
pubic buildings and grounds. called up
some public building bills as passed 81
the house. with amendments and moved
to concur In the amendments. The mo-
ton related 10 the bills for Oakland. Cal. ;
beaumont. Tex. and Wilkesbarre. Pa The
senate concurred in the amendments. thus
passing the Jills
Several house bills providing for public
buildings were then passed. The amend
ments to the bills for Fergus Falls. Man.
Seattle, Wash: Butte. Mont. and Salt
Lake, Utak. were concurred In by the
senate.
Perkins Of California reported the forti-
fcations appropr alton bill. and II was
placed on the calendar.
AT $40 p. m. the senate went into exec
utive session. and at $50 recessed Until s
=. m.
Another batch OF public building bills was
received from the house shortly after 9
o'clock. and so great was the interest in
the mea sures that the sundry civil bll was
lad aside in order that they might be
PASSED.
House bill increasing the limit OF cost OF
the public building a, Stockton. CAL TO
S5s.No was passed. with an amendment
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The Severity of this Dis.
ease Increases Each
Winter.

The1xA the disagreeabls effects Of Ca
tarrh are felt all the year round, cold
lard unpleasant weather aggravAtes
'the disease and it il during the winter
eeassa tina, its sev~rcss form 10 felt
Each succeeding year seems TO in
tessify the disease, 30 that il gradually
fassens its hold upon the sufferer with
. grasp that becomes frmer each sea-
Son.
Catarrh often appears a. only . cold
IT brst. and 10 hardy noticed But
gradually tire cold returns, and il il
msrrw diEc0lt 70 cure. and stays longer
than formerly Thess symptoms can
not be mistsken; they mark the frs:
appearance OF . disease that will de-
velor In severity and stubbornneas and
which Is 10 innpossi bic TO cure with tho
local treatment OF sprays. wAAhes. and
ssnailar applications. Being . disease
Of The bleed. only blood remedy can
have the slightest effect upon it. SIS
fswists ep~ei0eD 10 the only cure for
CAtarrA, because il 10 the only blood
resnedy which goes 20 the seat OF all oh
sssnass csses. and forces cut the disease
Mr., T. A Williams. . leadins mer-
chant Of SpartAnburg. =. c.. writes:
For four rears had nasal casarrh.
ard thcu-a the case WAS . mild one At
first, IL Wa rot long until noticed that
1t wAs gradually growing worse OF
eeurss l vs. under srsa. mens Of sr,t-
sla0 physicians. bat their remedies
vsrs applies LEGALLY, snd the CA;arrh
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LEGAL NOT1CEs-Cons'A.


now within said district. and that ea3H
work was done and materials furniahod
upon the faith of said steamer, and tho
right OF lien granted by said statute Laws;
lied and existing under and by virtue -
the laws OF the State Of Washington. An1
alleging further that between the 18th az
OF November, 1883. and the 18th day ~
December, 1888. the Seattle Dry Dock u
Ship building Company. corporAtioas
furnished docksEe to said steamer EvAne
gel. at the special instance and request 81
the owner and master Of said steamer, e.
said master and owner agreed to pay 1aio
sum therefor. that thereafter and betoso
the bringing OF said psel the said Seattle
Dry Dock 4 Ship Building Company. tor
u valuable consideration. duly sold, -
signed. transferred and set over to ibsl-
ant 10 said claim and demand. and thof
libeiant Is the owner of said claim aa1
demand: that libeiant demanded pay0en{
OF said sum OF $3.50 from the master -
owner Of said steamer and payment thegos
Of was refused
Now therefore. In pursuance Of q ~.
milton under the seal OF said court 20 ~
directed and delivered, I do hereby oive
public notice to all persons claiming ~
said steamer. her tackle. apparel and fur
niture. or in any manner interested there
in. that they be and appear before ~
said District Court TO bs held at the ~
City OF Seattle in and for the District r.
Washington. Northern Division. on Thufok
day. the 9th day Of March, 1899. at t.
O'Clock In the forenoon OK that day tpros
vided the same shall be q day OF jurtbs
diction, otherwise on the nsxt day u
Jurisdiction thereafter. then and thsee
to interpose their claims and make thlR
allegations n that behalf.
Dated at Seattle. Washington. this ~
day OF February. A. ID. 1870
G.. w. fDE,
United States Marshal
BY II. w. TYLER, Deputy.
Preston, Carr h Gilman, Proctors ~
Libeiant,
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providing for the erection OF a public build
ing at Los Angeles at cost of $250.0oo,
Sioo coo OF which IS carried by the bill.
Again the sundry civil bill was taken up.
An amendment was added appropriating
$4,000 for building at Evanston. Wyo.
Advantage was taken of a luli TO pass
several independent public building bills,
including one appropristing $1o0 GOO for Sa
lem, Or.
The senate then resumed consideration OF
the sundry civil bill. and Allison offered
an amendment appropriating the money
necessary for work oy the various public
buildings authorized for the next year.
giving generally from one-fourtii to one
half Of the total amount provided as tbs
full limit OF cost.
The amendment was agreed to without d.
vision.
An amendment was agreed to appropr.-
atirg s25.a00 for additional expenses to the
public building at Cheyenne. Wyo.
The bill after various other amendments
OF minor character had been agreed to,
was passed.
The senate then at II IL q. m. adjourned
unt.l ii o'clock tomorrow morning.
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4 Coed Winter Padding.

~ yes Ike good caid weather pad
s!mK said the English s-nnan AMI IKE
s. Itstie Variation frerH sNs cTilnzry Dft1fn
Pudding hnFe - ors thas can recon
gs,assa. Take two ard .7Ge-Aaif cups az
cracker dust ore amp currsa&s. one cup
vasNSns cne esp sGeG. ere SWp renlaSs@s
wste eu~ level teaspoon II ssfAratf,s
= - s}Vsa n is. lennon psssi ard sga~ss 90
Fssse. three ~gks ard say 'wa aHa one
eaf hours In = sa1fea pssasstns bag
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Cold Weather
Brings Catarrh.

seemed to be getting . frmer hold on
me all the while.
After spending 20 much money for
treatment which proved to be all in
vain. was urged to try s s. 3 This
remedy proved to be the right one, for
it got ut the disease. and few bottles
cured me perfectly The cure was .
permanent one. and have not had .
touch OF the disease for many years.
Swifs's Specific Is the only remedy that
will have the slightest effect upon
Catarrh
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IN THE UNITED STATES DISTRICT
Court for the District Of Wash ngtoay
Northern Distrlct.~-In the Matter Of ~
T. Cheek. Bankrupt-fn bankruptcy.
To the creditors Of v r. Cheek. Of -
attle, in the County II King and d.stft0
aforesaid. a bankrupt
Notice is hereby given that on the IN
Cay 81 February. A -. lS9 the said ~;
z. Check Sas duly aaIud Gated bankrupst
and that the first meet rg of Ills crsdltNlY
vii be held at the office Of the anA4es
signed referee In bar kruptey N seatt9
~ the 18Th day Of March, A. -. iE9 -
ttn o'clock IN the forenoon at which TIL
sse said creditors may attend. prove thGs
gains. aFp0int a trustee. examine q
bankrupt and transact such other hvsineUs
a. may properly come before said me-
hg. JON r IOYT,
Referee In BsukruotfYs
February 2s 1850 S
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a atust,f~ insenstus.

Senator TAWF~tor has tat~0auc@a "a BIZ
author GMN tae sss ~etAEY ~ war 20 ;sssx.
shaSe = shassas fps frSttrx tension ans
eassa psesssztss. 10 - Installed 81 500 Recs
Islaas &->sssf s. @l4& - Gr=sxE-eS &ne
tas3s go xse sfFA&es - b. ? sssssssu ssss
segr.FSss = specimens - teagte az s@
ssxfy fref 8hs machine s-lsl ess~s Sc 3
90 En- edition 50 tA&S &sAaN Is anssrs sra
aseS sc era We tA4 ssGsetakx 90 VAR fa es~
tsa1s After 80. exposition - ~sl 80 re-
turned 10 the Reek 4slAnA xgsea4A
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Kidney and
Liver Troubles,
Dyspepsia

Il was always a well man untg
. few years ago. when / began 20
suffer severe pains IL my stomach
Al frs: paid little attention 10
them. but the pains gradually grew
worse ard ] felt obliged TO do some
tising. I had become quite fSsly
convincsd was suffering from
some form Of dyspe psia. co.nplicat-
&c with liver and kidney sronbles.
ard began taking Hoods Sarsapa-
riiIa, which perfectly cured me
Since Then. whenever feel all play
&c cur I take Iiood's Sarsa parilia
ard Il makes me strong and hearty.
II never fails 70 give me relief and
comfort. 3. EMERToS. Au-
burn. Ne. Get only Hoods.
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f. THE UNITED STATES DrsTRlcy
Court for the District os Washin8oo1
Northern Division. In bankruptcy n
;ne matter oe Charles Craig. Bankru1es
ia bankruptcy. No. l,4zt
20 the cred tors OF Charles Craig. a
SEATTLE, In the County OF King. in the -
tn; aforesaid. bankrupt.
Eotice is hereby E.vsn ..sai on tho
dw 0f February. 1893. the said chAn
ca3g was duly aGjgd.csted a hankfU1&
fFat the .irat meeting % nis creditors -
be held al the office Of the undersiEIoyH
rs4r~e IN bankruptcy. IN the Dexter H.
To Building. In the city Of Seatftss
tfs said district. on the lss.i day OF Aae
isE al &c O'Clock n the forenoon n ~
t.r;s sad creditors ray atteEd. prove -
Clans appoint trustee. examine
bankrupt and transact such other II
neN as mag properly come before -.
mating JOHN r. HOYT
Referee In Bankruptcies
february 18Th. .sss.
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6 u a Q rers from
Cstarrh should get
. start on the dis
ease before the cold
weather agKravates
il. Thoss. who have
been relying upon
local treatment will
find winter weather
10 eli that 10 needed
TO show that the
il still with
AA A ~An-A -
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s. s. 8. tSwift's Specifc) will prove all
assertions made that IL il the only cure
for Catarrh it go>s to the cause Of the
troubie-she blood-ADd forces out al
traces Of the disease.
Swift's Specific 10 the only remedy
which reaches real obstinate blood dis
eases; it cures Catarrh, Rheumatism,
Cancer, Contagious Blood Poison, Ec-
r~ma. ScrofalA. and every other
disease Of the blood Il 10 RuarantsG
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Purely Vegetable

and il the only blood remedy containing
nc potash, mercury or other mineral.
Books mailed free TO any address b
the swift Specific Co.. Atlantis, Ga.
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An Old and Weii-Tr!ed Remedy. Ms
Winslo.'s Soothing Syrup has been used
TOR over Fifty Years by Millions OF Mota-
perfect success IL sooihcs the ehssa, soft
ems the Gums aisys a. pain. cures Wind
Collie. and is the bast remedy for Darrboea
sold oy oruggists IN every pars o: the
word. BE sure and ask for Mrs. Wins
lows Soothing Syrup. ard take no other
kind.
TWENTY-FIVE Cents = Bottle.
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The o. r. & y. now has two passenger
trains daily out OF Dayton for Spokane.
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S1.5O Bicycle Shoes in Tan or Black, fo
Men or Bows, $ 20. at McFadden's
VERY SUCCESSFUL OUTING.

The fourth annual outing of Mullen
Division and the Ladies Auxiliary, A
o. H.. was held at Mozart Park yester-
day afternoon and evening and attract
ed an immense crowd of people. One
of the chief features of the occasion
was dancing. There was an interest
ing bowling contest, in which the mem
bers of the Wheeling and Benwood
auxiliaries participated. The highest
score was rolled by Miss Ward, of the
former organization, who was awarded
a fine umbrella. Throughout the af-
fair some charming music was furn-
ished by Meistsr's band and orchestra
1t was one of the most successful events
ever held by the division and auxiliary
together.
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Mems Solid Leather Union Made WORKING
Shoes. for S1.25. at McFadden's.
P. ]. GAVIN'S MISFORTUNES.

The many friends Of P. ]. Gavin, for
merly of this city, now OF Parkersburg.
will regret to hear that, in addition to
his financial trouble which resulted in
the appointment of a receiver, the row
with James LAWN, the boxer, promises
TO turn out bad, it being reported here
that LAWN is very badly injured by
Gavin's blows
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GEO. N. SHOOK Co.
WARNING UP.

The death of Capt Danford will oc-
casion the holding of Congressional
convention in the district over the river
this fall and there are already evidences
of a lively hustle for the Republican
nomination. Every county in the dis
trict except Monroe has from one to
half dozen gentle spoken off, but
the campaign is not well defined as yet.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1899-06-23

Brown. jeanette McKelvey =
crime Elizabeth Doddridge'
Mae Dudley, Grace Elizaoe
Margaret Josephine Friery,
toinette Graham. Katharine
Hannah, Ella Curtis Haynes,
Harwood Jepson, Olga Elfrid
Bertha Williams Mccoy, Adaf
lotte Miller, Maude Murrin,
Peddicord, Clementine Pig
Curtis Rice, Grace Barbara
Stella Sonderman. Alma So
Stobbs. Mary Agnes WayI n
Marie Weitzel. Lillian Mi ter
cher, Alfred Tippett Grahfm'
Gwynn, Harry Merle Miller
Carroll Rhoades, John Forces
er.
Misses Burt, Jepson, Schw
Wincher studied Latin, in q
the English course.
The class song was sung
direction of Miss Robin
words were written by M
HARDWOOD Jepson, and the
arranged from "Jammo.
cises closed with benedic
Rev. Samuel Schwarm. p
English Lutheran church.
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he secured for Chih1ren's Day the IA
nous band OF colored jubilee singers
from Lowry Institute at Maysville, s.
C. There will be no charge to see and
hear these singers. except the nominal
fee charged at the first gate. This
troupe has been giving entertainments
throughout the country, and includes
several pickaninnies who will certainly
please the little folks, as we'll as Miss
Catherine James, who is known as the
Southern Nightingale" The revised
programme for the week is as fol-
lows:
MONDAY, OPENING DAY.
10 a. m-Civic, military and oriental
street pageant
l p. m--Addresses of welcome by
Governor G. W. Atkinson and Mayor
Sweeney.
1870 p. m.-Gov. Atkinson presses
the electric button and sets the affair
in motion.
p. m.-Opening of the Midway
Plaisance.
7:30 p. m.-Prize pie eating contest
on elevated stage.
10 p. m.-Balloon ascension and mid
air fireworks display by Madame LIE
Roy.
TUESDAY. LADIES DAY.
p. m.-Baby show, prizes $40 and
IS.
p. m.-Brass band concert.
Z p. m.-Bag race for prize, on ele-
waited stage.
p. Pyrotechnic display.
WEDNESDAY, ELKS' DAY.
Neutrality-suspicious. and city tours
of visiting Elks
1:30 p. m.-Address of Grand Exalt-
ed Ruler.
p. m.-Brass band concert.
7:30 p. m.-Public marriage on ele-
waited stage. Bed room suite, Elks we'd
ding present.
10 p. m.-Balloon ascension and fire
works display by Madame LIE Roy.
THURSDAY, MERCHANTS DAY.
Stores close at noon.
Reception of out-of-town customers
l p. m.-Prize colored cake walk
open to all.
p. m.-Brass band concert.
1880 p. m.-Kinetoscope exhibition by
Signor Franconi
Music by Little German Band
FRIDAY, CHILDREN'S DAY.
1:30 p. m.-Concert of popular airs
! Opera House orchestra.
3 p. m.-Colored jubilee singers.
Z p. m.-Boxing exhibition by Gard,
ner brothers.
Z p. m.-Balloon ascension and fire.
works display by Madame LIE Roy.
SATURDAY, EVERYBODY'S DAY.
100 p. m.-Colored quartette compe.
tition for cash prizes.
3p. m.-Brass band concert.
Evening-Fireworks display, ant
features every hour, programme to be
announced later, closing with "Auld
Lang Syne" by the local and visiting
Elks.
The official canvas shoe, which viii
be worn by all the Elks, has arrived al
w. A. Helm & Co.'S. There is a heavy
demand for the official bat at Heyr1ar
Bros.
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PUBLIC H|GR School
Closed It's Second Successful Year With
Last Nights Commencement.

WE'RE HELD IN THE
OPERA HOUSE WHICH WAS
FILLED WITH RELATIVES AND
FRIENDS OF THE GRADUATES.
AN EXCELLENT PROGRAMME
RENDERED-AN ADDRESS TO
THE CLASS BY THE REV. N. S.
THOMAS - SYNOPSIS OF THE
CREATIONS.
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in SOCIETY.

Carl Hebrank, the assistant book
keeper at the Parkersburg brewery,
went over to Belle Centre, Ohio, where
he was married On Tuesday evening to
Miss Alma Snyder, very attractive
young lady of that place. The groom
has number of warm friends in
Wheeling.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1899-06-23

The meeting Of the Belmont Central
Trades and Labor Assembly, which
was called for Bellaire last night, was
deferred owing to the fact that num-
Der of delegates were working and
could not be present. Il is possible a
special meeting will be held tomorrow
or Sunday.
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Low Rate Excursion to Los Angles, Cal.
and Return. via Il. & O.

June oath and July 7th the B. & o.
will sell excursion tickets to Los An
geles and return for s73.75. valid for
return passage until September 5th.
For full information apply to T. c..
Burke, Passenger and Ticket Agent,
Wheeling.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1899-06-23

Madame Smaltzer has removed from
2103 Main to 1145 Main street Millin-
cry and Fancy Goods.
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Special This Week..

THIS week nc Will give % per cent dis
count on our entire stock of UgarnonaS
have over IS. 10 worth or diamonds ara
watches 10 select from ard get 10 Ger
cent on Our regular prices. A $3.50 dsa-
nnond Or watch VII e0sE you $500 at this
diamonds from $50 TO $3JG.y10 each, a.
dies ard gents watches from $50 70
1880 each. and We give you 70 per cert
discount on regular pr,rss
New style Shirt Hast Sets at % per
cent OF regular prices.
Rogers best Silver Knives ard rorks
s. 10 per dozen.
Sterling SILVER Ring Bracelets. the best
quality. AZ y cents each.
We are giving SPECIAL bargains in oyer
sso.e1 Eortn OF diamonds. watches AID
silysrwars tbs week
Shelf Bros.
Corner Main and Esysash straeta
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Excursions to Los Ang>
syivania
June oath 20 July
National Education|
nual meeting, excuI
sold to Los Ange
Pennsylvania line
valid until Septem
information viii b
John G. Tomlinsol
agent of Pennsyl
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1899-06-23

Mems $500 Fine Tan Dress shoes. for
S1.4S, at McFaedens.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1899-06-23

The Wilbur Guarantee
Tans or Blacks, for sat
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HUNDREDS OF LADIES AND GEN
TLEMEN VISIT THE SCENE OF
} COMING PLEASURE EVERY AT
TERNOON AND EVENING THE
WORK PROGRESSING AT A
RAPID RATE-THE DECORA-
TON OF BOOTHS HAS COM
MENCED-SPECIAL WATCHMEN
ALREADY ON THE GROUND-A
BEAUTIFUL SPECTACLE AT
NIGHT.
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MEETING POSTPONED.

BOYS, SIe5 Solid Leather Fine shoes.
for Csc, at McFaddens.