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The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-12-22
AT THE THEATERS.
METROPOLITAN

Shore Acres" that beautiful drama Of
rustic New England life, will close a
brief, but successful enga cement at the
metropolitan opera house with a popular
price matinee this afternoon and final
performance tonight; every holder of
ticket for the matinee will be given a
handsome Christmas present.
Charles Frohman's great success, 'The
Little Minister, will be presented at the
metropolitan opera house, commencing
Monday, Dec. 9th, with extra Christmas
matinee at 3. clock p. M Tuesday and
usual Wednesday and Saturday matinees
n, GRAND.
One of TIE largest audiences of the
week was in attendance at the Grand last
night to witness the second performance
of "a Partisan Romance" by the Neil
company. Mr. Neil's impersonation of
Baron Chevrial reflects great credit upon
him. His defiheatiOn of the role is care
fully studied. Miss Edythe Chapman as
Mareelle, is also seen to advantage
The closing performances of the Nein
company's enlightenment will be devoted
to the presentation of Bronson Howard s
"Aristocracy"
Hoyts "A Trip to Chinatown will be
the Christmas week attraction at the
Grand
Special interest will be added to the
basket ball match at the Star this after
noon by a special purse which has been
hung up by local admirers of the game
The contest is one of the most success
full features of a highly entertaining bill
given this week by Sheridan's City Sports
company
Next week, the Beautiful Indian Maid
ems"
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-12-22
FURTHER PROOF Is READY.

The Globe invites and time
make full scrutiny Of its circulation lists visit Its
mailing number of
printed the disposition of the same
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-12-22
Circulation Of the Globe
For MONn nnhnr
For November.

Ernest Hopvood superintendent Of the St Paul
Globe being duly depoes says that the actual circulation Of
the St Paul Globe for November herewith correctly
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-12-22

Today the turn is made in the suns
march and the days will grow longer.
Yesterday was the shortest day in the
year AS the days begin to lengthen
the cold begins to strengthen" is an old
saying.
II the mail man is late remember that
the holiday mail is heavy and he is do
ing his best.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-12-22

There is a circulating or lending library
Of bones in London for the use of medi-
cal students. The entire collection is
valued at $4,000, and contains be ICES
human bones the skeletons Of horses,
dogs, cats. oxen ard sheep-all animals
that the veterinary surgeon is likely to
be called uT,oH &c treat. The present
market prize OF a human skeleton Is
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-12-22

1t is suggested by a short woman that
the straps in the street cars be lergthen-
ed for the benefit of women not endowed
by nature with sufficient height and ath-
letic poise to reach and hold on to a
strap without fear of dislocating their
shoulder blades and incidentally sitting
down in some ones laps.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-12-22

The fact that you see made in
France" or MADE in GERMANY on an
article is no guarantee that it was made
IN either country. And the fact that It
appears on the article should be no in
ducement to buy it.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-11-10
To Bachelor Girls.

Night work does not pay I have
known many successful women who.
al the beginning Of their careers,
worked eighteen hours a day. This
may have seemed necessary, but Il was
not wise, although the persistence and
energy which 1t revealed were admir-
able.
The most profitable indulgence pos
slble Is that given to good, wholesome
recreation. which not only improves
the quality OF ones effort, but also ex-
tends the time in which to win sue
cess the active period Of a woman's
life. Reading should form a consid-
cradle element in a young womans re-
creation on this point ! can speak
with conviction from my own personal
experience. | can recall scarcely a
day in the course Of which / have not
spent from one 20 two hours or more
reading something substantial-history,
poetry political economy or historical
romance. Not only have ! found this
one Of the rarest pleasures Of my life
but II has. 20 very considerable eX-
tent, made up for the lack Of a col
lege education. Study In season and
out Of season. Never stop half way
along any line. Master II or keep at
II until forced TO admit II has mastered
you. Never forget or overlook an old
friend. and make as many new ones as
possible without the sacrifice Of a whit
Of self-respect or individuality. Do this
from principle, inasmuch as IL is
through our friends that the best op-
portunities Of life come TO US,
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Uon bu.Iu... ,.ff.,-. .I..f.. s-tf.
neW fSatffr. d., ,b, NJ, ' .''',I '' d
he signal f,r ,tbnr sli.,ail guy, .t W." ,,.,.i
d. BksUfe. W. h' ANU
sud.r,..sn..,......,.,..
look IouglngIy toward M. I',W'.ar
ROOM There each gets % ruIIer.tuD
desk and typewriter au BOO himself
To get into this room requires d su..I
ut 100 words per minute i'm shorthand
and 90 words per minute .u fHa ,yr..
in ,o1r ,r.n,i,,. ...,I 'I l,, 90. t1t
.,'. I'' I',.., I.''. ','''.' N'"e'' "'' Wy
a ig" Gays since we were cJupl-
l u,'. ny MesaIs Henry J., ia.H-l4s
expert 6ookkesgsr t5 r. f'' a5t i r... gI
of the finances of Che Colony 5l I,..,.,
IL gave us pleasure fo gccgnIu.5',..
them.
Miss E5in r.,,i.,,-,,
hand students. recently took % position
as steulgrlIher with StuIybahl. Bros.
MdnuldgtuIuE company o. tNs city,
&, mann. .,,.4..... ....l.....,
subjects of shorthand and typewr.tOug
mat Miss Wnltgmore was re-.uEugeI
by the school She was g...u.4 3D.
nearly welcome by the students .H we'll
as by the faculty This makes three
s.'p." annie, .s .,.
banL t.a""i,', a .,.,r,,....,. ''7'a.' '' '"'
''' 1'''' .'''l'''
Frank ana John futile OF Manu zee
nom. at ,1,s am s....,,,., 10 ,...,'''..
NJ han. to b,ys 49, ,,... .,' ,.'..,.,.
soon as tbsv ysrg b',a .,,l..,.,'7 '' ~
promise " '' ''''.'''' 0'
good for his stn5s,fg ''''.'- ~ ,. 'ID
believe him a., tb" o.,.. f. D.. t ,,'.',,y
up th. rI.rs is ,..,' ''..''7
Presidapt noe ,rn,,is w. ..,...,.''.,' ,.
''''-'''''0 ''
Hon. O., b. Stewart las Just started
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A shlpley mr. Mr.. and sS,6 Mrs.
Et Biaoa 5 9,a Mrs. Ellen i.. Ne, Zee
W His'iEsn, 5sy Nr q9d M I1ial, N N,
1a na', ' and Mrs .. J9nn J lipi'G and
Z. js.aa..JJ e'iM Misses May Brown sos, +
s slI.y' Lizzie ship aaS Ellen Ellen
sas i yl,Sn.s Empey anu N'''"
+ - ..., me High school S.ho,s,t eayg . >
pi g .sl.,siI ham in chr ...,s yerS y
81 'l'ID.ismg whi.h. % Movable
-il and O most envy '''
n. iii ..,-3 6y all present. -, o,,,roh
70, ., al' II he Episcopal ai. Cnui tor
70, ad.a ,.ae progressing nicely , lOs
.,ts,'I .Db'sb Is 90 be given inc
M h.-' psc.mber .,i,g halls
lrs .i y Wednesday evening" evening Oa ars
= q srl Mos christensen '''
81 ysy popl.a"
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| Grafton was proven at the convention
OF the League Of American Mothers
tecently assembled In Chicago, There
was an exception 10 this rule, q Mrs
James l.. Hughes. who read a paper ON
/ Home Government" She said she
regarded the sabbath the same as any
I other day. that anything that WASH
/ good enough for her children 20 do on
I Sunday was not good enough for week
| days She declared further that she
/ would not send her children TO church
/ or Sunday school " they did not want
| 10 60 nor would she teach them doc ID.
[ trlne' or the CateChism.
When she closed a man so years Of
| age, and the only man In the audience.
| said.
II have raised a large family and the
| love which my children have for me
/ has been inculcated and fostered around
the family altar / believe that chill
dreu should be brought up with q rec
ligi0us training and ! think there is no
influence more reaching and lasting
than Scriptural training received at q
mothers knee
This sentiment met W IA hearty ap-
plause. but Mrs Hughes's most decisive
rebuke came In the election of Mrs
Lydia H. Hardy 90 the presidency OF
me League. Mrs Hardy mot only be.
Ueyes Am the spirltusl side III cbid's
trairinp mn sbo maLas nor baIlef "a
matter OF practical application As
head OF the kindergarten work lnau-
gurated I'm Topeka by tine Rev Charles
NJ sheldon. Mrs Hardy has taught
the doctrine Of the Bible IN the widest
sense az kindly love and sweet charity
The success when meets Weil-
directed EFFORT Is nowhere better eNeIn-
p!liied than In the MahWenaWaslgh
chapter d. a. x. ~ Poughkeeps'e.
Three years ago this Chapter conceived
the idea or purchasing ana preserving
for the benefit on me. people or THIS
state the Old colonial mouse when was
the Official residence OF the lIst cover
nor Of the state OF Ne" YORK, cover
nor George clinton Inc ilst year the
ttle was secured ana repairs ana some
Improvements We're made. ana the
Chdpter occupied IL as DTS thaplei-
house. The next year the mouse was
partially furnished, three hundred Te.les
We're secured Tor the museum. ana
money was collected towards the ilQui-
datlon or the moIlkdk'' Ldtl year ,ut
members, with much energy ana leso'u-
ton, determined 20 raise the balance
OF the money necessary 10 complete the
payment for the house. DE state was
asked TO- help' ana IL QUICKLY responder
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CLUB CHAT.

Especially interesting session Of the
Cs'li oJcuuSi 90 Tuesday when the
l.,ntv.th Miss Emmeline b. Wells.
la V1lram consisted " a paper by
W u l. a. CuImer on the Religious
nEiI in England and a paper on
Villain Pitt by Mrs Susie d. r.
Nai The work done by the Cleofan
MIS- amongst the most important and
s's'a,.ns Of any club IN the city. and
p Wsams are a source Of enjoy
tE.ar1 culture 10 an present.. Visitors
n'st'med at each meeting.
%, ctb Of Mineral Painters met
u1 Ms John Minor Yesterday a
aV number VI the members being
,eil The club Is planning for It's
t-4nilal exhibit. which win take
~ % Decembe. 18th and 18th.
Ao'Nntss meeting Of the Sketch club
" Y held at the studio Of Mrs. John
~ On next Thursday TO plan for
A,it Work.
NJ Utah Council Of Women held n
.t..s today at the residence OF Mrs.
" Ritter "
va, ne new woman finds the old
y. o rearing children by Biblical rule
we sood enough FOR the rising gem
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.fg.r
.,s met Wednesday altyi
rla home Of Mrs Il. H. w.
rtli WI t5 a well prepared PAY, w.
History from Ei over. - "
Ei u y Gachman gave a most
Sis o --..|b oftha Life ANA "orAs
Ei.s's 81.
Illl. % Allen compared lne
A and English chtIa'I,I5
-l- .,sj 10 be- rery interesting ana
ID s,bsble at some POINTS '....,ao,t
M My.cket s ,,.. .r,b and gave a
Gs' .frs talk along educoll9hal
-s ~. v.yIekar.s yist was snort
l-s A.. .s,ssflne and much appre-
Do ,.'.- bs Club members
llel "
,.-. Edward Partridge has peeh
H..I.tbe last week.
M " '
..tus w. r. Pike ana daughter
-.- M and Mrs Alex Hell ulsl
h- ,se oregon short Line M sS,..
..1pr.rht FOR ST. 1.oIs ,i,,,. .D'' 5s ne
though. 90 Doe especially good
p,.s ana Mr Hedqu.sJ
'
-.t., effort made by the Ladies
--.p r.ub uasa card uarty given
~ ....f ball Uf the First ward,
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A STORY On AGASSIZ.

] do not know whether Mrs. Agassiz
has put into her interesting life of him
% daIishtiul story which she told me
about him. he came 90 her beamug
one day and demanded:
you know i have always held such
and such am opinion about a certain
group of fossil fishes?'
eyes. yes''
well. / have just been reading -'s
new book, and be has shown me that
there isn't The least truth iu %. and Doc
burst into "a laugh of pleasure. wholly
unveNed boy having found himself CON
victcl OF an error.-HaTpers Magazine.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-11-10

graph as q means Of giving her classes
supplementary work.
The teachers received checks for the
second months work Friday.
The Wednesday morning exercises
We're very entertaining The FIRST num-
Der on the program was "a piano solo.
.iansunette' by LicbIng by Miss
Pearl Rothschild She was So cnthud-
astically encored that she responded
with a second selection. Invitation 10
the Dance by Weber Dennis Muir
ply gave the address, "Suartacus 10 the
Gladi8tors' IN very dramatic style.
IN response to "a hearty encore. he re-.
cited an original poem dedicated To- the
boys In blue in the Philippines. Mr..
b. s Young member Of the board OF
ucation.entertained the audience with
recitation entitled "Spellin SkuIe,"
and followed that with am address
to the students He made cm-
phatic the following points Thorough
ness honesty and fiXity OF purpose. His
remarks were very entertaining. and
were we'll received. Mr. Young was
followed by Roy Williams. q member
Of the school. who gave a violin solo
'Fantasie' from Ia Iraviata. This
pleased the audience so highly that
second solo, a selection from Carl Bohm.
was rendered Miss Lola Cochler
played the accompaniment.
SALT LAKE BUSINESS COLLEGE.
The large class room, or osga,,,hi,, hati
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-11-10
Chinese Surrender.

London, Nov. "A special dispatch
from Tien Tsin, dated November 7. says
a detachment Of Italian troops return
ing 10 Pekin intercepted three battal-
ions OF Chinese near Kun An Hsien, the
latter surrendering without firing a
shot.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-11-10
CorSets, Petticoats,
Dressing SaCqueS,
MONDAY. TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY.

MONDAY. TUESDAY. WEDNESDAY.
Small lot Of p. D." French model cor
sets In sizes 10 10 30. but black only.
medium and long waists, reduced from
$500 and S3.5j for a three days g AZ
clearance 10 .'.'' .'..''.,,. .o V~'io
A group OF colored nearsllk and black
sateen pettcoats for women; all are
nicely lined and have two ruffies or deep
fiounce on bottom; instead Of 0Sc
sl.bQ. three days., ...,. ..... 1OS
Dainty dressing sacques made Of pink,
blue and lavender outing flannel. XII
mona and half fitting styles. reduced
from $500 and $3.50 cI0S
to.,,.. ',..,. 80 ',.'', 80. 80. Pi'/O
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-11-10
PUBLIC TRAFFIC.

There are close upon 100000 pas
seugers carried on every week day In
London by public conyeyances Of all
kinds.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-11-10

Ny Electric No :, entirely different from
t.l "thef- ana must not Doc contour Ell vita
ilUm ana give, uors tusu -four uust tho
current 90 any other 20 has ,lf. sIten
.1AI ul. covered sponge water .cuauHprclc..
IfIte- thI' rauuut burn AID blister as UltIb
ulfu metal electrodes ase Ton ullutIcrmIkay
Ul 1g'b 10 uus 100 orc Ilns'dhl0 battery
.t.s luo can uc Rem wed Then burned OJt
.1r only ,5ri up other go can Doe renewed
io' amy price ana tlHI nuraeJ Outs worth,
Jess 'Iy I.e.t..cIl -U.prueOry for the per.
I.'l cure o., iuoI 1.ueIts Tree 90 ea, b mal0
patient ] au-uI.t... guarantee my 30 60
cure NareIcyle lui 900 Weaknesses Zoo either
s'N. restore drunken or undtye.Dgei organs
ana vitality, cure rheumatism In C,,Fy
glIee. Kinney Liver aud Bladder lrlubles
'uroui' l01stpIu 20, NtrvIIs and General
IcoiIIty, Dyspepsia. ali ouale Comp !alnts,
etc
some concerns cover the bare metal el-
ectrodes aud say they are Ike mine. DO
not be hoaNsd, Both the electrodes aud
renewing feature Of my Belt. are patented,
letters patent No. 333,Oil aud G3t,133,
anu are used on no other electrical appl-
ance than my Belt ! guarantee my belt
TO last y lie time aud the current never
diminish, " You have one ~ the old style
belts that burns aud biistcrs, or gives no
current or j. burned out aud cannt be rr-
newell or Is not curative, or IL you are
AFRAID 81 the yerdigrs on the bare metal
electrodes, send 10 20 me a. half payment
Of one 81 mlnc, Heware OF Free Trials"
aud "fay When Cured" concerns 1 viii
show you the trick.
Write today. sacredly confidential.
have written book, The linding on the
Fountain ~ E,cinul Youth" that will tell
you ail atoltU SUnt free, paid Tor the
asking Advice without cost. sold only by
DR.. Bennett a 6!set[ie
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Two Good Hosiery
Items,
Carpets a verySuperior
Collection at Wonder.
fully Small Prices.
MONDAY, TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY,

MONDAY, TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY.
Best body brussels. worth err
fit9 yard Gee. .,,....,. ...., ..pt'IO
Handsome Wiltons and Axmin-
STEERS. N-5 yard regu- CT M
t'I ,..''''' ',,.,, ... 60. coo. b.. pAsOV
Best tapestry, SOC yard. 10
t"I''''' '''''' ''.." '..... ......... tON
soc yard tapes "a.
Ul.. ''.., .,... Gee. ..,....... OON
,r s,' a., yard .Ii "a tapes ..',.... 4Sc
Best wool ingram, zoe IN.
grace '''''' ''''.. ''.,. %, .,.,,.,.V wv
Extra heavy union carpet. ~
flc regular ...,.. ...,. ...... - OEG
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Powder Boxes and Mir
rOrS,
rOrS,

MONDAY. TUESDAY. WEDNESDAY
PyralInc powder boxes. blue. pink and
white. 55c sizes pc, the 6jc sizes-47c,
largest sizes IN imitation OF zoe
wood, tl25 regular ..,,.. .,., 90. ~
Powder boxes, plain white and in
fancy designs, $3.50 regular, Six
three Gays '..,. .-..,. ,,.-...t., $A''c
Shaving mirrors. metal backs. small
Zoe size FOR &c. and larger I0c
loo KIND ''''' ..,.., ..,,,. ..,..,. wv
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the large class room,O or assembly hall,
has just been reseated with the regula.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-12-17
XMAS PRESENTS.
Useful and 0rnamental-c,
Hess 6 Sons.

Oxford Mrhlerettes-For men and
women. Attractive and useful.
Dent and Adler Gloves-alI grades.
Earl and Wilson Dress Shirts. y
Handkerchiefs-Silk Initial and
Linen. &
Monarch Shirts-A bright line Of
new designs-S1.oo, S1.5o.
Combination set-Silk suspenders,
SILK Arm Bands, Silk Carriers, COM
plete, in boS-S1.00.
SILK suspenders-Genuine Sterling
Silver and Gold Plate trimmings.
Ladies' Stock scarfs-something
entirely new. a5
Holiday Neckwear-Largest and
smnrtest line In the city-5Oc each.
A Suit Of Clothes, overcoat, Pair Of
Trousers or Fancy Vest, made to or
der, rs we have their measures.
c. HESS & SONS,
Fashionable Tailors and Fine Fur
nishors, 1321-1323 Market st.
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10000.
We have fitted more thnn twenty
thousand pa RS OF SpectnclcS, giving us
II record and cNpcrieucc uneuiInlleI by
any other opticiant In West YIrginia,
satisfaction Eunruntcel.
JACOB W. CIR UBB, Opticlnn.
No. louD Market Strcot.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-12-17

Z CALL at H. E. Hi!lman 6 Co.'s. and
you can get bargains.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-12-17
Fine Leather Goods.

Headquarters for the Holidays in fine
Leather Goods. such as Pocketbooks.
Purses. Card Cases, Dressing Cases.
Toilet Sets, Cigar Cases, Collar and Gun
Boxes, Chatelaine Bags. Music Rolls
Military Brushes. satchels. Dress Suit
Cases. ETC., in all the latest shapes and
colors. consisting Of Hornback Alliga-
tor, Walrus. Pig Skin. Elephant and
Seal Leather Also n full line Of Hair
ness, Trunks, Whips. English Crops and
Brides, Lap Robes, etc. Your inspec-
tlon cordially Invited. Open evenings.
ETZ &: SElFERT.
Corner Eleventh and Main streets.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-12-17
V ar'iores,
Bot Important.

Black Chiffon Neck Boas.
fluffy styles ut Sl.0o SgD .'
Pictures and Frames in veest Pictures
sell them many oth styles New dark wood
Photo Frames, to openings, up.
Holiday Ribbons in profuson Silk Ribbons &C. Wide
double faced Satin Ribbons SOC Wdo
Fancy Ribbons yard. : " 'N
Knit Shoulder coos Larger and bet.
ter than prce5c soc ls osc
zoe, soc, Sl.25 higher. ~ ~ - 80
Solid Gold Rings plain Indies sm for chill
drehnt 25, &c. $1oo Rings other values
bio mountinge Mt less than $500 Sterling to 75c New
Holiday Brooches Childrens
Ladies round and oval Colapbo Top-pnn
and jcweod-al to ut &c cach--the ones, too
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-12-17
PERSONAL NOTES
Going and Coming of Wheeling Peo-
$500 ee pie and Visitors. E.

j. c. Harrington, of Fairmont, Is at
the, Mcclure.
A. Z. c. Dague is a Parkersburser IN
the city. q Il; X ~. & 4
s. E. Ifupbaugh, Of Terra Alta, is a
visitor in the city,. X. 81,
n ]. 3. Canning, Of Valley Falls, Is
stopping ut the Stamru.
J. II. Barden. OF Marietta. Is auto
garphed Mt the Park hotel.
Miss Agnes Post. OF Fairmont, Is the
guest OF friends In the city. z =
4 Ut. and Robert Hervey. OF New Mar.
tinsvllle, are calling on friends in town.
Mrs. Thomas Driscoll, OF Newark. o.,
Is visiting her mother, Mrs. Mary Hig-
gins, of the South Side, during the holi-
days. w fs "a fIt.G' u. 5 ss5
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0,e. grttelhg|eraepr''
once: 90 and . Fourteenth Street.


Holiday NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. & Thomas
Eighth page. s3,
Twenty Per Cent Dlscount-Dillon, Han
cher & Co.-Second page.
Dress, Suit and Waste Patterns-George
NJ. Shook & Co.-Eighth page.
Christmas BuyinG-Geo. L. Stifel C Co.
Fifth page. $50
One Short wcek-George R. Taylor Co.
Fifth page.
It's Going to be u Great Chrlstmas-Ac.
Namee's-E'ourth page.
Such n Lot--The Hul,-Eighth page
Holiday Chisholm Frledel Co.-Second
page. r,Ha
Appropriate Glfts-Kraus Brothers.
Fifth page. 4
Lost-Lady's Green Leather Pocketbook.
Lost-A Certificate for Fifty-two Shares
Of Stock.
Meeting OF misunderstanding Valley
Bank. =
For sale-simpson & iTatum.
Residence Property for Sale-L. A. Rolf.
Real Estate, Ecc.-Orloft L. Zane.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-12-17
Water Rents Are Due.

Water rents for the six months
ending March 81, 1901, are now
ready. If paid on or before Deem
Der 81, 1900, a discount Of 10 per
cent will be allowed. 5..'.l=t
THE CITY WATER BOARD.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-12-17

and hundreds Of other equally
trsctive articles at very attractive
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-12-17

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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1900-12-14
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
CANTON.

Charles Armstrong to Fred II. Bowen,
parcel of ground, Second ward, 500.
Michael Welch heirs to Catherine
Welch, lot 1888. Second ward. 81.
Daniel w. Holwick to James c.. Bair,
Fart of lot 345l, First ward, $3.50.
Mary Nepp, by administrator, 10
Harry MilovitZ, lots 2095 and 2097,
Fourth ward, 81 400.
William L. Davis to Clara Koch, lot
1948, Fourth ward, $,225. ls
BENJAMIN Hibsham heirs to Barbara
Hibsham, lots 2826 and 2S27, Fifth ward.
/ MASSILLON. D..
James e. Flnebrock to Thomas H.
Westfall, part of lots 1879 and 1880, Sec
ond ward, $500.
George Wettick to Edwin ]. Martin,
lot SAC, Second ward. 1915. 81
John Silk to the Freedom Oil Works
company, part Of lot 309 Second ward,
SITS.
OTHER TRANSFERS.
Rachael H. Rice to Howard Taylor,
parcel Of ground in First ward. ALI
q. M. and d. F. Rickard to Elizabeth
Mckenzie, lot 2s91, First ward, Alliance,
$3.50.
Frank Ewing to Emma w. Alexander,
lots 2047 and 2048. Fifth ward, Alliance.
Elizabeth Craig to Elizabeth and John
Fisher. lot Is. In Lawrence township.
Jessie X. Ryder to LOrin Carr, two
acres in Canton township, $4,000.
The Guarantee Building and Loan
company to J. A. Blodt, trustee, lots
314O 3141. 3143, 3141, 1853. and 1854, Sixth
ward, Alliance, 5000.