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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-04-22
wheesinx and Coughing.
When You Need
Medical Treatment
Get the Best.
Mr.. ". =. Case. Brookiyn. seattle.

Mr.. ". =. Case. brooklyn. seattle.
wash. connected with the Queen City
Manufacturing Company. telling u he
happy effects o. the Copeland treatment
IN Turfnx n{m % chranie catarrh " ire
head and throat accompanied ~ ftrEtHE
noises and partial deafueas. said
For the past ten years have been
afflicted with an obstinate ntstrarttan -
the nosrrils. dropping % mucas from the
head Vhieh kept ne clearing my ihFoet
almost Continually. and Nth cnronle sore
ns - Aud swelling ~ the innslls
Forced 70 breathe tHr0gKh the nnuias
NV tongue anA throat wefe always rmSeh-
80 ard dry which wna very 4iNsgF se&6ia
Al an times but more Particularly 80 at
night whea my res3 VAS greatly broken.
seemed q have
Geld. AL the Time.
ana for uaors than ycsf ] HAE geFef free
Vas Nast tire Kzsue-and a. last tat ring
frs vagxes Ia nay head wsth the EradGaiis
ti,sytMetwg Guinness 90 he&rin& informed
rrss rat tha Disease hsa found IS Way
iptr the tgbss ~ The ears
s'fr reading the announcements puhiisA-
81 earh wesk hy tAe Copeland phy aFians.
I discovered several eases very similar
10 my 0NA ana very naturally ] sect8sd
~ seek a care whe.e = ha4 been fpun3
IN 20 many other xcfinnS q chronic dis
ease.
Have Succeeded Perfectly.
a. an nov free from she maisdy thst
srouhieg. ne - icuz. and nost cordially
su5arse shs advanced cEtern q Treatment
fhAl aas besa o. inanit. oenehi 20 ne.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-04-22
/ WEEK IN GERMANY.
NIL WILL BE DRoPPED IN
THE REIcHsTAG.
-. Oth~r Important Measures VIII
=. rssa over Until Next Winter
~~.sfrw of English sympathfsers
= Stew the Pubtte Opinion.

-~,rst. 1870 BY the Associated Press.
SgrfIS. Arrii I-n the reichstag.
ss.s vi reconyene next week. should
v''s.cs,y attempt 70 dispose OF al work
- svsif.nx II. the session would be pro
..s Until midsummer Hence IL has
~, sxreed among the party leaders that
~ AVA, hiil. the acceptance Of which II
- "a b. reekoned certain. viii be dis
s.hxs Next week comes the supple
rr~,rry budget. including the African loan
-<--r:ion hill Then viii come the bill
-ssftng certain trades, including o5iiga-
- shcp closure on holidays and Sundays
.s.s,.rhou. Germany, and forbidding do
sfe shop work on those days. X is
q. se,ieyed either the Lex Hstnze or the
- In win reappear this season unless.
!. "a case Of the latter. the government
~,ce~ds IN efIeeting compromise with
~ r~ichsfax majority. which Is not un-
~. All other important measures. In
1r6'ng the compulsory accident and insn-
800 taIls. win be laid over for next win
Az
Al AngIophtlc Meeting.
~ rarssAnenfer1an, Or. Barth, and
- ing.orhile leaders OF public thought
~, are planning thoroughly reprssen-
~4yv easherfng. whose object and follow
- uhor that the liberal and radical por-
- of the German people have remain
= friendly 70 Greet Britain. wishes well,
= have und'minsshed admiration Tor the
"a and the people. but That even they
Improve OF the present course OF BRIT
pchns. - 80 w. go "a ~
.s.,v - ,rcvc,. as,arre,s with other ma
. ri. rro,xctad meeting in intended
. -.s-hter uublie orsr,on n. Great Brit
\. s.ssrd,nx the real state 81 feeling here.
-. sscs,,nr VIII r~o,.ahly he called within
!-.r.s ana the nartlc,.atorx viii be
.s.. -. =, ,,>,.,,s- .,.,.,csu
s-.Is.-
- commefea ihnust.y aaio pAu.ns'
Sene new r"'"s~ IN ery.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-04-22
BURLINGTON HEADING WEST.
Contracting for 300 Miles OF Road
Across Wyomtng.

Special Dispatch to the Post-intelligencer
CHEYENNE, Wyo., April 2i.-The Bur
nngton will contract in few days for the
construction of about 20 miles of road
from Guernsey. In the eastern part Of the
state. to the Elk mountain coal fields. In
the southern central part of Wyoming.
Despite the denials OF Burlington officials.
the Information comes from a reliable
source that II Is the intention OF this COM
pany 20 build to the Pacific coast al once.
The line has been surveyed across Wyo-
ming TO Utah, and this contract will be
followed by the awarding Of others. The
road has been completed to within a few
Omaha firm will get the contract for the
30 miles extension.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-04-22
HOME TREATMENT.

To hosss Of saMerers everywhere
Doctor Copeland addresses 20 oae
and all the following list of aues-
ttons To enable those who tive NJ .
distance tn understand the nature
OF their affliction.
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OSSSS@S 80
tracing head noises and partial deafness.
interviewed concerning the merits OF the
Copeland Home treatment. she said:
Judging from results In my own case,
there il no doubt that the Copeland sys-
tenn Is
I'm the treatment OF disease OF the head.
throat and ears. when l commenced its
use my hearing was so badly damaged
that all sounds reached me In n muffied
and indistinct form. and l was rapidly
Drifting Into Total Deafness.
awful as though buzz saw were rum
ming in my head. and these grew worse
from day TO day until l was nearly dis
tracted.
sin addition TO symptoms I have al
ready mentioned I had an Irritating
tickling In the throat. ceaseless Drop
ming OF mucous from above the palate.
and any violent exercise would bring on a
paroxysm OF
Wheesing and Coughing.
Through the public announcement OF
the cure Of one % my friends I was ar
prjsed Of the character Of the work done
at the Copeland Institute. and as soon as
possible commenced a course OF treat
ment The effects were
Prompt and D~cistve.
Tn. noises ceased. the trouble IN head
and throat was soon removed. and my
hearing came back 10 me az perfect as
ever All this has beer done AZ the nonni-
nal expense 81 s. month. including all
medicines and appliances"
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lis your nose stopped upY''
DO you sleep with mouth wide
opene''
els there pain In front Of hesd9''
lis your throat dry or sores'
Have you bad taste In the I
morningf"
DO you cough~
"Do you cough worse a; nightg"
lis your tongue CcstedTf
is your appetite falling
"Is there pain after eatingf"
Are you light headed 2
when yoa get up suddenly are
you dizzy ?"
DO you have hot naeheKY''
'sDu YOU have liver maTksr'
do your kidneys trouble your
DO you have pain In back or un-
der shoulder hiadeef'
do you wake up tired and Out of
sorts -
Are you losing flesh y
lis your strength fatiinzf'
INFORMATION or NEW NOME
TREATMENT SENT FREE
on APPLICATION.
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which Nature gave
him. When the
stomach is weak
and food is imper-
fectly diges,ed and
asimilsted. il is
only a question OF
time until the
break down comes.
The stomach is the
very center OF VI
tai power and must
be kept in health
IL sickness is 10 be
avoided. Doctor
Pierce's Golden
Medical Discovery
cures diseases o.
the stomach and
other organs of di-
gestion and nu,n-
Ton. II increases
the supply OF pure,
rich blood, ard
gives the body
strength to with
stand the strain
put upon il by the
struggle tor sue
cess.
II was a N1srrsr
e.. - -. -.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-04-22

A vacant chair and a portrait on the
wall strange symbols Of success Yet,
in many a home these are the symbols
of the success Of the man who did not
find time to care for his health, or neg
lected the increasing warnings OF disease
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are siitmx. all Who feet gradual
w~aLeaias or ALI ~ho realise that
their health is seiax undermined
ny some anLnews complaint. IA eat
cut this clip. marx che question tbst
applies 90 your ease and deter
Copeland win diagnose your ~asr
for you.
For thi. Doctor coreisaa's .ers-
tee. ar. fr~~i % means NO charge
viii be made. not penn, win bs
received. "a means mo pr"mtse 80
pay-ao fatsre obligation IL Implied
or a~mssd~d. "a meas. What 10
-ay., To one and all ~ q. sm@aaiss-
esiiy and absolutely free,
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Catarrh of Head.
Throat and Stomach.
With Nose Bleeding.

Miss Minnie Minis. Mount vsrwan,
wash. who has taken couree 81 treat-
ment from the Copeland Medical Institute.
through the mails. In an interview con-
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7--777I7
STORY OF CANNIRAttsM.
Death of n Sea Captafn OF Plague IN
sydney Recalls nj. Crime.

LONDON April 1.-THE recently an
nounced death % Thomas Dudley from
htshoaic plaque at sydney recalls the fertt-
bic story In connection with the loss OF
the yacht AtSnaneits 0: which he vas -
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-04-22

wII.MoT, Wis April IA DISASTROUS
FIRE today wiped out every Industrial plant
In town The only IRE protection was a
bucket brigade The loss Is estimated at
X,0om with practically no insurance
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-04-22
wire aaa NAN Price Cut.

YOUNGSTOWN. o.. April 2l.--Iocai job
hers In wire and nails this morning re-
cefved orders from John W. Gates. of the
American Steel and w.re Company. order
ing a cut Of % per cent in all prices.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-04-22

called iuaigesssor but amer trying several erHs.
nera pnvxictaaS sailed 20 get care. writes IF.
FrRnk Nerteies a tndeIx zasrce. Jackson Co,
Mo. Box 81 ~S1FEr - ny syrnrtcTis ncTr
soreness IL pa q stomach faiidrxs tired feel
tpx cunsiir3ttrn su-netiErcx spcncss wous6
cxtena 10 bowels srxuc oae rrcnzr rzknloa tsse
% take Dr. Pierre Csoi1en Mr1scai Dse1nrcrv.
az Discovery and yuur Ff~zsxEt Pellets car
say DERIVED nss-r nr ne A. fsgn theru thsx zry
ezhcr rnrsksaHe ever tired ! hcgsn - xaiu
trsh from the start Have fscozz rne aoeG = 90
9tAsrs and ssa eoz;ia~e % 10 40
The sluggish liver made active hy ~.
Pl~r>e's Pleasant Pellets
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Chronic T0nsilitis
With Head Noises.

The mastery ssa ssss of all ass-
cases ~ the hsAd ana throat thfpgxh ~.
thorough and advanced methods ~ ffeat-
meat employed ~ me Copeland Medical
Institute. are es~npllaea m ihs case ~
Mr. Clarence Randy Wallace VASE. who
speaks ~ hts fsxe a. follows
sSfn~r gaviy Childhood
I have besu afflicted win ~ aggravated
fern - head and throat dlnaase, from
y nich I have NJ last hreu dsiiNete1
ihynBKh ne treatment received from ths
Cofsl&ud phyaiciant.
'fYos smsnv vsafH the least sspesuf~
Nuaid ~ sufficient 90 CLOSE 40 my head
ana n1@e ard hiring on an attack " tom
siilsis. from shieh
wasia safer DrsssfsIiy.
4 2as fhea forced ~ endure fhs meet
aWfui tGFfers ufs,A fhf sssilinsa IA mp
threat wraiS hrsak. siSinE fne Temporary
ftiiEf frsm rBv aafTeffnxs The dseuaSe In
t8aa8 thN ear gsihTt. adding tbH AMNgF *
caKacHr tn my already wFstahsf eunaftias4.
while shs Wnnaf1fal kissing and rat.llug
sounds we're
tess~Ies. Torment
'fF.acn pear : grew sofse until A. last
vent to the COPELAND Medical ipsfitats
and had nay cendBi9n pFgg~ffy treaties.
! finished my ruufse Ys&r ago. Afid al
thnWgt more thar usually eNpaseS - tSs
exceptionally severe aaafNsf 81 tnF past
Nirgef there h&E net been the SLIGHTEST
fefaru 81 nay 9id disease
n never fass 40 opportunity ~ sslssaa
other sufferers - M psffeet care"
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W. %"~@- 'f""' - $500
Seattle. n had for Years eetn afflicted
with csiarrh - fhe bead and throat %
thar brsathins through th@ nose VAS IN.
F,gstihis IN account % tss cioEEipg and
obstruction ~ the n@strils. and Nas
forced % hawk ard spit continually 70
keen the throat clear ~ tnH constantly
collecting r4nens. Tire aFya~ss ~ tbs
mouth ara tongue. caused ~ mouth
hreafhing, was very distressing. and al
last the disease affected afze ear causing
a roast offensive discharge. ! gRE eufs
AZ the Copeland Medical Institute.
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REAL CURES OF
REAL PEOPLE.
THE CHALLENGE OF TRUTH AND SKILL TO Hun
BUG AND DECEPTION.

Real CuresNot Slight Improvement Fakes OF
Phanoms- People Who Testify Because They Are Crate
full or Because They Want to Help Others.
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4 cssssiss. rerment.

OFFICE H0UHs--Yrom q m. 20 9
m EveninSs-- " sdnsadAys and Sefar
days orly. ~ D. DsneAya frvD y Z
U - u ~
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nu6ore Ne Bavarian diet. Premier Won
fnIishexm gave assurances that the
lsar1an decree forbidding other flags
- ~ Basarfan 20 be exhibited on pub
4 bsildfnxs. which decree was reissued
t1Rs the emperor's las; birthday. would
\ no6iaed or abolished
The colored American., 1900-12-01

SID pi l.adels was to The effect that IL
had better influence In preventing
the Negro from voting than the educa'
tional qualification. At that time there
was scare about the Populists, and
most of the white Democratic voters
paid their poll taxes. The Mississippi
provisio nwas adopted by the conven
tion, which declared that voters in
Louisiana must pay their POLL taxes two
years in adv ance in order to vote. To
participate in the Presidential election
of 1900 the voter had to pay poll in
'sS and another IN 's9. But when 1000
came around it was found that more
than four fifihs of the white voters in
New Orleans bad disfranchised them
selves by a fsilure to pay the poll taxes
This caused panic among the politl
clans. II was evident that the vote Of
New o rleans would fall below 10000,
being limited to the owners Of real es-
tate, and it was feared that the city
would 20 for Mckinley and elect two
Republican Congressman.
The colored American., 1900-12-01
MRS. c. CARY
Celebrated
Astrol0gst
and CIailVOyaDt,
Life From Cradle toGrava

Gains The love OF those You desire. e.rs,-
happy marriages 10 the ore YOU 10, = rr,,es IIes
separated long or short distance reyer r,ieS tai
10 axes our ell emies our frieI ds. OK erloa ,a,
spells, conjEIetion, Tad luck R1C N, sreTIn,
sic kness Cf all kinos. Luck ana suctess
Civ, ID 80 last life Time
ATNever tails in anv case undertaken
DO not invest in Policy, LOTTERY. 0r orr
speculation, until on consult ne Won priI WHY
gain by my advice fee $40. Corsufsti"ntt
daily, y m. 10 p. H., except sul Cay.
Patrons ate ded 10 in any pat Of tho
world, satisfs ction guarantee All lerters
answ cred on rec eipt Of tW o tu o cent slams
The colored American., 1900-12-01
LET US REASON TOGETHER,

This is the 4th week In November ano
every subscriber aud agent know what
this means. Itmesns that all monthly
bills must be paid. 1t takes money to
pay bills, and The Colored American
has great many of them Subscribers
who know themselves to be in arrears
should send their subscriptions In at
once. This applies sl9o to our great
army Of agents WHO have not settled
for September. Don't walt to be dunned
and then get mad about it. Settle up
now and this means YOU.
The colored American., 1900-12-01
BISHOP M. M. MOORE DEAD.
Passes Away in Florida-An A BILE Finan
Great Churchman.

Bishop NJ III. Moore Of the African
Methodist Episcopal Chnrch, and Pres
ident of the Preachers Aid Society of
the same Church, died at his home in
Jacksonville, Florida, November %.
He was made Bishop at the last Con-
ference held in Colum bus, Ohio in May
1900, after q successful four years. ad
ministra ton as Financial Secretary Of
the Church, with headquarters in
Washington.
Bishop Marcus Marcellus Moore was
born March 10, 1856, and was the eldest
of fourteen children of William and
Tama Moore, slaves Of the Col. Henry
Gee, sr Quincy, Gadsden County.
Fla. He entered the first private school
The colored American., 1900-12-01

established in Florida for Negroes by
George W. Morris of Massachusetts;
was page in the Florida legislature,
student in Howard University and
Goodman Institute, and was appointed
sheriff of Bradford County In 1875, but
was too young to qualify. and later was
made railway msil agent. Licensed to
preach in 1876, he became presiding
elder, and 1896 was general Financial
Secretary of the African Methodist
Episcopal Church, which ofi ce he held
until he was elected bishop Of the thir-
teenth diocese at the General Confer
ence, at Columbus, Ohio, IN May 1900,
his jurisdiction including the S ate of
Louisiana and Liberia and Sierra Leone
Africa.
Bishop Moore was the most remark
able financler the A. N. E. Church hiss
had. He had no! peers, in the mat
ter Of handling the monies of the great
Church He made his official residence
in Washington City during his ed
m1nistration as Financial Secretary
On the two occasions cf his elections
to positions of honor and trust the vote
accorded him. was the most fattering
ever given TO his predecessors. Since
his elevation to the bishopric Bishop
Moore has made his home in Jackson.
vile, Florida.
The colored American., 1900-12-01
DR.. WILLIAMS In TENNESSEE.
He Operates And is Dined By the Four
Hundred-A Soldier From Cuba-Notes.

Nashville, Tenn, Special. Dan
iel 81. Williams, Of Chicago, has just
closed series of lectures here to m dl
cal students Of Walden University, DR..
G. W. Hubbard, president. Dr.. Will
lisms performed some difficult opera
tion in the Boyd Hospital, recently
established by DR.. r. F. Boyd. Last
Saturday night the following gentle
men sat at dinner with DR.. Williams,
given in his honor by the ladies Of the
Hospital Board Of which Mrs. g. A.
Henderson ls president. Doctors r F
Boyd, W. l. CouncilI, F. A. Stewart,
G. O. Hadlsy, q. F. Noel, g. W. Hub
bard; lawyers, 8. A. McElwee, George
T. Robinson, J. Thomas Turner and
J. G. Napier; DR.. Boyd presided, and in
introducing the speakers at the close of
the dinner paid the ladies of the w. 3 i.
B. high tribute. The following toasts
were responded to: "Our Guest" DR..
Stewart; "Our W. Il B ," DR., Council;
"Our Doctors," S. A. McElwee; "Foun.
der of Meharry Medical College," DR..
Hubbard, J. G. Napier; Founders
Wife" II. F. Noel. Response, DR.
Williams. The distinguished surgeon
made practical talk in which Re rec
commended the founGing of the hospit
al so much needed for the sceommoda-
ton Of our people and the benefit of the
medical students, which he says, ad-
vaGces the students fifteen years He
also spoke OF the Importance Of prepar
ing trained nurses. The position is
one Of dignity and requires technical
knowled dge. DR.. Hubbard was intro
duced and made come practical re-
marks. He promised Meharry would
prepare for educating trained nurses
DR.. Williams left for Chicago Sunday
night. His skill as surgeon is highly
appreciated here by the medical fra
ternlty and his last trip here has given
new inspira' ion to the craft.
Sergeant Frierson of the Tenth U. S.
Cavalry is in the city just from Cuba
where his regiment is stationed He
He stops here, his home, 10 see his fa-
iher and from here he goes to meet his
wife in st. Paul, Mimi. Sergeant Fri
erson says he likes Cuba and had rsth.
er live there than in the States. He Is
Oh furlough.
1t seems that the recent Evans.
Bfownlow fsctionsl fgot knocked all
tle enthusiasm out of the party in this
State. The factions got together and
sat on the Negro; but very little effort
wos made during the recent campaign
to bring out the voters. No Negro was
in 1t.
The colored American., 1900-12-01

Hon. John n. Ruffin, Consul to As
cunsion, Paraguay, is still in the city
Miss Lottie Smith of 4SS I street n. W.
who has been confined to her room for
some weeks Is ont again.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1900-02-15
4 DRAMATIC INCIDENT
OCCURRED IN THE TRIAL Of MS
sOM v. HYssoM. AT NOON
YESTERDAY.
THE sANpRoCK REVOLVER,
SHE HAD TAKEN FROM PLANT
IFF's ROOM IN CLEVELAND.

when Court Adjourned Plaintiff
Attempted to Secure the Weapon
From the Table OF the Stenogrn-
pher, Ginning 1t to be His Prop
crty-The Jury Did Not Witness
the Affafr-An Outline of IA
Testimony Taken During h
Day.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1900-02-15
FOR sALE-REAL ESTATE.


FOR SALE OR RENT-Residence No. III
South Front street. Modern improve
ments. Inquire on premises, or Of w. J.
LuTZ, 1904 Market street. Jas. tn, thu, d.,
FOR ~SALE-Thet desirable store room and
residence property. 2311 and 1918 Market
street. For particulars, call on or address
cHAs. l. WoEBER- city. jaSeeqvdt
FOR SALE FOR CAsH-Chas. schumach-
er homestead, 81 acres farm land, house,
barns. etc. Location very desirable, on
National Pike road. s miles west OF Wheel
Ing, and two miles east of st. Clairsvilie.
Make offer In writing to either Of the fol-
Clairsville, Ohio; Mr.. J. Schumacher, GIL
Main street. Wheeling, w. Va; Mr.. @. b.
Pulfer,- % Delaware Ave, Detroit, Mich.
1a29es&d oh
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1900-02-15

For RENT
Four rooms Sd floor, 1905 Main st.
Three store rooms on Main st.
Three store rooms ON Tenth St.
FOR SALE.
Desirable Dwelling, 1910 Eof 81.
Money to loan ON Real Estate.
JAMES L. HAWLEY.
Real Estate and Loans. 1065 Main Street.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1900-02-15
FOR SALE.

Lot 50 feet front on Fourteenth street at
a bargain.
Double frame house on Huron street.
Double brick house on South Chaplins
street.
1f9 South Front street; 8 rooms and bath
40S Market street: 3 room house.
266 Main street, 4 room house.
MONEY TO LOAN.
THEO. w. FINK Il CO.,
No. 1853 Market Street.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1900-02-15

FOR GALE.

No. 3 South Front street, brick dwelling.
5 rooms, finished, attic, bath, etc. All first
class.
Mrs. Lambs residence at Echo Point. A
rare opportunity to secure q home.
Nos. 1916 and 1921 McColloch street, cheap.
A very desirable residence on South
Chapline street.
A desirable residence and unimproved
lots In Leatherwood.
No. 4O17 jacob street. a desira BILE modern
dwelling, very cheap.
A number of desirable building lots along
the line OF the Elm Grove railroad.
FOR RENT.
No. 71 Main street.
No. 81 South Huron street. three rooms.
No. IS South Broadway, six rooms
No. So Eighteenth street.
No. 1lW Lind street.
No. 135 South Penn street.
Desirable dwelling In Leatherwood.
SIMPSON Il TATUM,
Room 4, City Blk Bldg, Wheeling. w. Va
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1900-02-15

FOR sALE-Blank leases. deeds and deeds
q trust. REGISTER COUNTING RoON.
fz25 Market ktreeE
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1900-02-15

2 USINESS HOUSE FOR RENT.
Entranc on Main and South streets. Pos
sssion Immediately.
y. O. DEvINE 90 GO.
Tel. 49,. Huh Building.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1900-02-15
FOR RENT.


FOR RENT-Store room, 114S Main street,
now occupied by ]. Front. Possession
April LIST. 1900. Apply to WIN. SCHWERT-
FEGER, TAG Main street. ja2eh