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Arizona republican., 1900-07-03

rufIles; r'n11 .;,on worth Sl''o- Dissolu- 6Oc Ladies Wrappers, well made and nicely trimmed; worth $1.25. Disso- E0. lution price .... ... OOS Ladies' Black Skirts, well lined and perfectly tailored; worth s1.75. on. Dissolution price ..... =. " Ladies Mohair Skirts, figured or plain; well bound; have always
 sold for $25O. Dissolution Cf 1E price. ........ ...... .... v J ~A-] Ladies Wash Suits (skirt and jackeD worth s1.5O. Dissolu- E0o tion price,. ......... OOO Ladies Linen Crash Skirts, well made, some with divided skirts; worth up to $S.5O per suit. Dissolu- C1 m tion price, per suit. y +OO
 Linens
 Turkey Red Table Linen, 52 inches wide; worth soc per
 yard. Dissolution price, 1O 1 0 per yard..... =. ... ... IZ 1-ZC Unbleached Table Linen, 56 inches wide, very heavy and no dressing; regular price 4Oo per yard 10c Half Bleached Table Linen 62 inches wide. very fine and soft, in assorted patterns; worth COG per yard. SO. Dissolution price, per yard.... wv Unbleached Table Linen, 72 inches wide, extra fine quality; we'll worth soc per yard. Dissolution I0. price, per yard........... ..... ISS Napkins, all linen, colored, borders fringed, 14x14. worth 35c per dozen. Dissolution price, per OO. doZen...... ......... ........ ..%OS Fringed Napkins, 16x16. full size, col ored border; worth soc per
 dozen. Dissolution price. per 0E. doZen..... ......... AOS Napkins. fringed, fine linen, extra large size, colored borders; well worth soc per dozen. DissolutionI 4 E
 price, per dozen..... ......... TOS Y Towels, fringed. pure linen; worth 1Oc each. Dissolution price. I each..... ...... ...... ............ 1S Linen Towels, extra heavy, very large, plain, hemmed or fringed; worth 2Oc each. Dissolution price. 10e each...... ........ .-.... W Turkish Towels. heavy nap, good quail solution price, each......./ l-Zc Turkish Towels, bleached, good size, nice quality; worth 25c each. m. Dissolution price, each..........bO " Crash Toweling, all linen, unbleached; worth 1-5c per yard. Disso- lution price, per yard.
Arizona republican., 1900-07-03

Mems OVerShlrtS, worth 2oc. INn each. Dissolution price, each.. ASC Mems Heavy Overshirts, well made; worth S5c. each. Dissolution 1 Eo price, each. Mems Percale Overshirts, double yoke and extra well made; worth soc OEo each. Dissolution price, each, .. "~ON Mems Golf Shirts, with two collars; worth soc each. Dissolution ISc Mems Extra Fine Golf Shirts, well worth s1.OO each. Dissolution R0o price, each. ....................O W Boys Shirts, worth 25c each. 1O1 Dissolution price, each. ........ INV Boys Wash Pants, worth 25c per pair. Dissolution price, per 7O~ pair. .................... Boys Straw Hats. worth 25c. 1O~ each. Dissolution r~ice, each,. ANS Mems and Boys Straw Hats, worth 25c. each Dissolution price, 1O1 each. ...................... W Mems Wool Hats, worth s1.OO Q E each. Dissolution price, each. .~0S Bow Ties, about 25O dozen to pick from; worth 25c. each. Dissolution F. price, each. .....................A " .
 Shoes.
 Ladies' Oxfords, all sizes, good for house wear; worth 75c. per Q z pair. Dissolution price, per pail ~OC Ladies' Dongola Oxfords, with solid soles; worth $1.OO per pair E O Dissolution price, per pair COC Ladies' Kid Oxfords, all sizes and widths; worth from $1.75 to $3.5O. aai. Dissolution price, per Sl.OO Ladies' Serge Slippers, worth 75c per pair. Dissolution price, per OO- .OCC Ladies' Carpet Slippers, worth 75c per pair. Dissolution price, per O0~ pair. Baby Shoes, good quality, worth 75c per pair. Dissolution price, 00c per pair. Mems Full Stock Brogan Shoes, worth $1.25 per pair. Dissolution 7Gc price, per pair. Mems BaImoral Shoes, made of good stock and will wear well;
 regular price s2OO. Disso- C1 m lution price. " |<OO Mems Vici Kid Oxfords, calf lined oak tanned soles; worth $300
 per pair. Dissolution price, Cf SO Der D +OO
Arizona republican., 1900-07-03
Muslins and Sheetings,

4s4ooAA14S 644S OA4N(A4ASoI
 Unbleached Cheese Cloth, yard wide, good quality; always sold for 2c cts. Dissolution price. ES Bleached Cheese Cloth, yard wide, fife d quality; D,.",olt1 worth se per 2 L2c Unbleached Muslin, good weight and -scry fneS-Terth 7c per yard. Q
 Dissolution price,. ........ ...... .~1S Unbleached Muslin, yard wide; regu- lar price 71Ec per yard. . f-Dc Dissolution price,. ... - S Unbleached Muslin. extra heavy; well Dtssa1n5,dn DSrth 11So or,ds per yard 4 1-2c Bleached Muslin, yard wide, no dress ing, very soft and fine; worth r.
 S1zc. Dissolution price, per yard " Lonsdale Muslin, the best in the mar ket; worth 10c per yard. Dis 7
 solution price, per yard. S Lonsdale Cambric yard wide, fine goods; market price 121Ac per 7. yard. Dissolution price, per yard Y Sheeting, Unbleached, full yards wide, best best grade; ns.;.... worth 25o per 15c worth 5c per yard. Dissolution ;. price, per yard .[O Turkey Red Prints, fast colors, in as- sorted figures; worth 5c per yard. Dissolution sg price, per 2 1/2c yard ........ ....... .....A ~ Indigo Blue Prints in white and yellow figures on flowers; worth
 6c per yard. Dissolution , 0
 price, per yard d.. , I-Zc Ginghams for aprons or dresses, in as- sorted size checks and all colors; worth 6Ac per yard. Dis , 1 ,. solution price, per yard. - (-ZS Fine Zephyr Ginghams, plaids or stripes, all good colors; worth 1-3c per yard Dissolution price, per r. Dress Ginghams. extra fine quality. always sold for 1Oc per yard. Dissolution price. per / f
 yard ........ ............ ..O l-4c Fine Seersucker and Madras in all col ors, checks, stripes or plaids; were good values at 121Ac. Dissolu- O
 tion price, per yard...........CN CN French Madras, g in. wide; always sold for 2Oc per yard. Dissolution 1O
 price, per yard. d........... ......IOS Heavy Shirting in all colors, the kind you always pay 10c for. Disso- (
 lution price, per yard. " Norport Cheviots for shirts, guaranteed fast colors; worth 15c per yard. yara Dlssoiution price, per 9 1-2c Lawns, extra fine quality in desirable patterns; worth 10c per yard. E
 Dissolution price, per yard. "
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-10-26
W. J. BoDLEY DEAD.
Well Known Citizen Passed Into the
Great Beyond Yesterday.

" Gil huC"u SILi6SA oo5CQ AAtO llo
Great Beyond Yesterday.
Yesterday morning at 4:53 o'clock, at
the city hospital. occurred the death Of
William Joshua Bodlcy, after an Ill
ness OF only i've days. Deceased was
IL the fifty-sixth year of his age. Mrs.
Bodley, wife Of the deceased returned
yesterday from Greene county. Pa,
where she attended the funeral Of her
father.
Mr.. Bodley was born In Wheeling,
In 1s&5. His father was James Bodley,
one OF the pioneer citizens OF Wheeling.
Deceased learned the br!ck-laying
trade when quite young and followed
that trade all his life up until n few
years ago, when he retired. after hav-
ing amassed Il fortune sufficient 10
maintain him the remainder OF his life.
He had considerable property In this
city and the last years OF his life were
devoted to these.
Mr.. Bodley was known throughout
the city ms a man with many noble and
lmiablc traits and these endcared him
TO all with whom he came in contact.
He fought in the Union army during
the Civil war rs n private In Battery
II. First West Virginia infantry. He
was married November ]. 1874. TO Miss
Clara II. Hawkins. OF Greene county,
Pa. He was n lifelong Republican.
though he took no part In political af-
fairs OF the city. He IL survived by n
widow and two children. Miss Ora md
Harry J.
The funeral will take place from his
late residence. at 1917 Jacob street, to-
morrow morning AT 10 o'clock. Inter-
mcnt will occur at Greenwood ccmc-
terry.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-10-26
SUITS, SKIRTS, JACKETS
AND CAPES. Second Floor.

A special price on each Of the above
named garments, and we know you'll
recognize a superiority in them un-
known to many others higher priced
elsewhere.
Fine tailored suits, made of import
ed venetian cloth. Blouse Jacket, silk
lined throughout, and made with
largo faring collar. --latest cut skirt.
All colors. A certain sure saving Of
$500 on every suit you buy Friday
or Saturday Mt $14.s5.
Heavy double faced cloth walking
skirts, medium or dark oxford, all
tho proper lengths, and heavily
stitched around the bottom, S4.es.
Ladies' 26-inch silk lined box coat,
in castor, brown, gray, tan or black.
A handsomely tailored garment with
large faring collar and lapels-Se.e5.
Children's all wool fancy plaid golf
capes, made with the new shaped
hood and large collar, trimmed with
fringe. Sizes 4 to 10 years. a very
special value at $2.9S.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-10-26
BRIEF MENTIoNINGS.
Events in and About the City Given
in q Nutshell.

Opera House to-nght-Modjeska
a Prosperity Pointer-In 1895 the city
of Whecling's delinquent tax list ag-
greEated $4,000, last year It was but
$4,000.
The Red. White 6 Blue Club will
give their first dance of the season at
Pythian Castle, November 2.
Improvements are being made at the
Niagara hose house In the way of an
enlarged bath room and n new heater.
Republican mass meeting ut Greggs-
VILE tonight, with addresses by
Messrs. Frank w. Nesbitt and John Ar
benz, jr.
Republican demonstration at Ben
wood tonight, with addresses by Gov
crnor-to-be A. B. White and Hon. Perry
a. Shanor.
Arion hall to-nlght-Republicnn mass
meeting. TO be addressed by Hon. Ed
ward Payson Brown, of New York. edi-
tor. OF the Expans!on!st.
A new floor is being placed In the
iYigilant engine house The apparatus
is housed at Otterson's livery stable
while the improvements are progress.
The Girl Bachelors club Will give n
taffy pulling and dance ut Silver Wave
hall, at the head of Twcnty-third
street. October 81. The music will be
furnished by Mcssrs. Nermile and
Leach.
The annual stockholders meeting Of
the La Allcma Building. Loan & Saw
lngs Association. will be held on We'd
nesday. November Z. at p. m. at
Knoke's hall, South Side, for the cleo
ton OF officers.
The council committee on claims was
called to meet last night to act on GER
tain claims against the city. but IN the
absence OF n quorum nothing was done.
Those present were Councilman Fair,
Marschncr and Strocbcl and City So
llCitor Eoycc.
There VIII be no performance by the
"Oc;oroons" nj the Grand tonight, but
the engagement will be resumed Sat-
urGny. with performances both after
noon and evening. To.night's perform
unce is called OF because the theatre
has been engaged for the Bourke Cock
ran meeting.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-10-26
BOYS CLOTHING. q

Your boys clothes should look as
we'll and at as well Us his fathers.
No reason for buying insists, when
carefully tailored garments, made of
the best wearing textures are to be
had for the same money in many in
stances less-than you pay for
shoddy. -
have you visited our clothing de-
partnsntp If not, come Friday or
Saturday and ask to see the SOC boys
short trousers we're going to sell
for 39c.
They're made Of fancy mixtures
and plain blue and black cheviots.
Not one kind to choose from, but
many. Sizes from 8 years to 16.
Every pair is warranted not to rip.
They have double seats and double
knees. The buttons are riveted on.
Speciality Of the boys department
is the two-piece all wool suits at
S2.es.
Russian blouse suits and overcoats
S5.9s to S7.eS.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-10-26
Funeral Of Mrs. Bartels.

The funeral OF Mrs. William Bartsls
took place from her late home on South
EuT street, yesterday afternoon. The
ohsequies were In charge OF the Rey.
Herman Haas. o: 81. Paurs German
church. who spoke OF the many noble
and amiabIs traits Of the Decreased. The
services were witnessed by n large
eoneoursc Of friends and relatives OF
ihr deceased. There were many and
beautiful floral testimonials. Inter-
raeut was at 81. Zion. The paii-bear-
srs wsre August Fisher. Charles Sorte-
man. August Wheeler. Henry Rose.
Lsa;s Risdal and John Pcbler.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-10-26
MILLINERY.
Second Floor.

Our milliners are continually on
the lookout for new things-keeping
an eye on the latest shapes east and
west. Then, too, some entirely new
and clever ideas are matched in our
own work-rooms-result is the stock
is always fresh, Us attractive and
as comprehensive is twas on opsn-
ing day.
It's hard to describe trimmed hat
or bonnet. If we did you wouldn't
appreciate its real beauty until you
saw it. Suffice to say we have them
of every description and Mt every
price-all Of them lowest priced.
SPECIAL-Friday and Saturday
children's trimmed hats at e5c and
,S1.9s.
Untrimmed hats SOC to $500.
Trimmings Of every kind moder-
ately priced.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-10-26
mr.. M'KELYEY
TELLS OF The
DAYS OF 1856
When to be Republican Was Not
Even Considered Respectable
in This Section.
HORNBROOK HALL THE PLACE
Where the Fremonters Met-Moral
and Physical Courage to Vote
the Ticket.

Hon. A. T, McKelvey, Of St. Glars
vile, one OF Belmont county's most dis
tinguished citizens. writes for the In
telligencer some interesting reminds
cences OF the early days Of Republicans
ism In Wheeling, which will be read
with enjoyment, especially by the old
er readers OF the paper. Mr.. Nickel
vey Is very we'll known in Wheeling,
having been manager Of the Wheeling
office Of the Western Union Tele-
graph Company during the civil war.
where for two years the headquarters
Of the Army of West Virginia was To-
Gated. All Of the Important messages
relating to the military plans and
movements of McClellan's first cam
paign and subsequent campaigns In
West Virginia were either transmitted
from or repeated at this office. In 1850
Mr.. McKelvey represented Belmont
county in the Ohio general assembly.
Says Mr.. McKelvey:
II have read with much interest the
recollectlons Of Mr.. Atkinson, which ap-
.peared in recent issue of the Inteli-
gencer Of the historic Fremont cam
paign In 1856 on the soil of ole Virginy,'
and it calls wildly to my mind the po-
litical, social and business ostracism to
which the Republicans Of Wheeling In
those exciting days were subjected and
In which, as boy. I shared.
1.-THE original Republican club Of
your city was composed of such men as
Thomas and Jacob Hornbrook, s. H.
Woodward. Col. Joseph Thoburn.
Isaiah Cooper, Isaac Chesley. James
Wilson and W. P. McKelvey. There
were perhaps. a few others whose
names have escaped me.
These were the men Of strong anti
slavery convictions and pronounced OPP
position to the pro-slavery principles Of
the Democratic party of that day that
would meet weekly in Hornbrook's hall
for counsel and support.
Horace Greeley was their patron
saint and the New York Tribune was
=, - wv, ., =,
'ii 'i po'''ie"i o'o '''e i..a''
were cioseu usaihse 'i'e iouHe IN ' VIZ
ginia, friends in Bridgeport. Ohio, re-
eeiVeu tnelr paeAase u pupsts anu ue-
iiVereu II 10 the''i ny Manu- anu linus
'ii's niue oanu o. p'i''eu teto'iiief :.
"e'c estuoiisiieu 40 A''u e"
coufuseu IN theif p' ,neiiAcs. my" i'!--
stanoihs 'he sha'''etu' ''ouse anu fiu'-
cue 10 "hich they were SuoJee'eu'
All Oh tnese sFunu o'u reiofiliets'
with the exception oi MT James Wit
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-10-26
PERSONAL NOTES.
Going and Coming of Wheeling PEG
pie and Visitors.

d. c. Haskins, of Cameron, Is at tSs
Stamm. 5y.
II. p. Boyd. of St. Mary's. is at The
Windsor.
John stealey. of slstersvlllc. Is at tho
Park hotel.
Miss Edna Morgan, OF Fairmort.
visiting friends here.
B. ]. Campbell. OF New Cumberland
is at the Grand Central.
DR.. E. NJ. Sellers. Of Friendly, was 5
caller In the city yesterday.
j. G. St Clair and ]. F. Wilson are
Grafton callers In the city.
W. d. Brooks and A. T. Watson SIC
Fairmont arrivals ut the Mcclure.
John A. Peyton. OF Charleston. Is th'
guest OF friends on South Main street
Mrs. r. Z. Graham, OF New Martins
vile. Is calling on friends In the city.
G.. n. Wilson and James a. Bent, OF
Elkins. are autographed at the siamn.
Mr.. George Stamm returned yes'e.
day fran-a brief hunting trip nea
Cameron.
Stark C. Baker. OF Beverly. and J. 3;
Sampsel. or Llttleton, are stopping "
the Mcclure.
Charles N. Matheny, accompanied "
his wife and child. OF st. Marys, aN
visiting friends In the city. =,
Mrs. Hector Aiilott. OF Denver. Cv'
Is the guest OF Mrs. Charles MehNs
mcller. of South Eoft street.
w. L. Raymond. OF Sutton. the Dem
ocrntic candidate for Congress IT."
this district. Is registered Ut the WEI
sor.
Mr.. md Mrs. Charles Klicves. OF ~
troit. hnve departed for Brooh!y
where they will spend the remainder "
their honeymoon. =,
Mrs. John c. Hupp Is the guest ain
Mrs. Jane Montgomery. at Clayss'"S,.
Pa. and will participate In the procG,sS
ings OF the Woman's Foreign M isS,S.,
ary Society, which will assemble ''s'
to-day.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-10-26
ALREADY BEARING FRUIT,

A Sick Colored Man From Manning
ton Sent Back-officers to Meet In
coming Trains, to Carry Out Action
of Health Board.
The recent action Of the health officer
and board OF health Is already bearing
good fruit. Yesterday morning Mr.. T.
c. Burke, Baltimore & Ohio ticket
agent, having read In the Intellisenccr
OF the health boards action. tclephoned
the health officer that n sick colored
man had Just come In from Marion
county on the morning train. DR., Jep-
son at once visited the station. the
mayor at his request. accompanying
him. Although the man was not
thought TO have nm Infectious disease,
he confessed to having been recently
one OF the gang of workmcn on the
Short Line Railroad, where SO many
cases OF smallpox now exist.
lie was sent back to Warrington.
where he contracted his Illness. and n
note was sent 10 the Marion county au-
thorities. requesting them to care for
their own poor and sick. Each county
can easily do this. and Wheeling does
not propose to accommodate all the
needy sick OF the state. whether infect
Ell or not,
At the suggestion OF the health officer.
Mayor Sweeney and Chief of Police
clemans agreed to have an officer pres
ent ut all incoming trains. and all cases
similar TO the one referred to win be
Immediately returned TO the place from
which they started.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-10-26
IF YOU'RE THINKING

of RELOCATING your old wooden bed
stead to the wood pile and want q
neat and strong iron OF brass one,
see ours.
Have some with brass top rail and
heavy brass knobs in single, three
quarter or double size, Tor o few days
only at $500 each.
Elastic felt mattresses, kind that
won't get hard or lumpy with a few
months discovered with best quail
ity of ticking. Each S7.75.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-10-26
DRAPERIES.
Third Floor.

Perhaps you've seen some curtains
lace curtains, we mean-at this
price,. but you've never saw any like
these. Both style and quality diff
fered.
Brussels, French lace, Tnmhour
and Irish point effects-5o to go
inches wide and SO yards long, some
4 yards-S2.4S pair.
In the next two days we're going
to sell rs pairs of Armure and Bag
dad portieres, heavily fringed at both
ends, and three yards long, ut S3.es
pair.
5-foot curtain poles, complete with
wood trimmings, 15c each.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-10-26
dir. 5J,dtelliiQes,err'
once: rs and a7Fourtccnth stroct.
New Advertisements.
Wantcd-Shoe Clerk. ~
Real Estute Bulletln-C. A. Schnefe

I Wanted-Shoe Clerk. ~
Co.
Bricklayers' Notice.
J. New Foreign and Domestic Cheese-Al-
bert Stole & Co. a,.
! Potatoes-sam D. Mckee co.-Eighth
Page.
Stockholders Meeting-Thc La. Allema
Building. Loan and Savings Association.
Sl.00 Red Wool Underwear for 75c-Mc-
Page.
/. Did You Ever Stop to Think?-Bar-Lock
Typewriter-Sec0nd Page.
The Newest Wraps-Geo Z. Sufcl &
lCo.-Fifth Page.
Looking Backwards-Whitc Swan Laun-
dry.
Rats and Roaches-R II. List.
VIM. Briccland-Fresh Fish and Oysters.
Leipzig Quartette.
Ralzac's Complete Novels-Stanton's Old
City Book Store.
Just Arrived-H. F. Behrens Co.
Scasonable-Geo. w. JohnSon's Sons.
1t VIII Pay You-South Side Shoe Store.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-10-26
In Clark RsSsr.son's oae..

Yesterday. in Clcrs Robcrtson'a once.
the following Weru recorded:
Deed made October -. lseF; by Geo.
Crumbanksr and wife 10 Elizabeth
Murphy: consideration. $50: traHRers
lots and In square In Carroll &
Bakers addition.
Deed made May I. 1899: by W. d.
Garner 10 Mary =. Garner; coRsIdsra-
ton, 81: transfers lot 5si IN Peuinsplar
eCuateT5.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-10-26
Underwear and Half Hose a Speciality.

We carry the best lines in the city
and will sell all our popular numbers
at old prices. Sizes us large rs So.
Agents for the Celebrated Janos Ely
genie Underwear, non-shrinkable and
non-irritating and most dursble-also
preventing chills from sudden cooling
after Precipitation. The best Csc cot
ton, Merlno and natural wool u Hose
in the city.
c. HESS & SONS,
Fashionable Tailors and Furnishers,
tu&f 1921 & 1928 Market st.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-10-26
10000.

We have fitted more than twenty
thousand pairs OF Spectacles, giving us
u record and experience uneQunlled by
any other opticiun In West Virginia.
Satisfaction guaranteed
JACOB w. GRUBB, Opticiau,
No. 1906 Market Street.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-10-26
STONE q THOMAS.
GOING UP STAIRS

to offer specials fo5 day Saturday week. The
s noor ls being reanged departments moved
new others being enlarged that we're not quite
care OF than the ordinary
third and fourth floors all right though sought
items that elevator the
quicker and easier $50 gsl -
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-10-26

SPECIAL prices on Fan sul,lnss and
Ovcrcoatlngs. I.rlt
C. W. sEABRIGHTs SON.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-10-26
ROOM SIZE RUGS. Fourth Floor.

ing popular with the every We have them
exquisite patterns
with borders to match which make up to fit
Large Administer Rugsextra quality size ax12S200O
Body Brussels Rugs, size ex12-S225o so.
Lowell Royal Wilton Rugs, the best made, size ex2-S525o
Others include Cashmere Brussels
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-10-26

JEANS Pants, Underwear and Gloves
Mt lowest prices.
JOSEPH wINIEsDOlFFrR
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-10-26

Third Floor.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1900-11-10
LOCAL PARAGRAPHS.

Mrs. walton's social party OF Mon
day evening, Nov. 18th, promises TO be
a delightful AFFAIR. Dancing will begin
promptly at . o'clock. with the fad Of
the seasonal Warm Reception"
IN alarm OF Are last night at 10
o'clock from box II proved to be false.
The department made q quick run to
the ice factory, where the above box Is
located. but could find no fire. 1t Is
not known at present how the alarm
was sent in.
Mrs. r. II. Kent and Miss Margaret
returned home last night from their
visit to relatives In South Dakota. They
had a splendid time. but are pleased TO
get back again. Mr.. Kent will now
abandon his bachelor life and live
again, and the many friends OF Miss
Margaret will rejoice to rave her back.
orunsfeld Bros. have begun moving
merchandise into their handsome new
building. The contractor has o quite
completed his work. but will in a few
days. when the structure Will be turned
over to the owners. Some few small
features are still uncompleted. The
Citizen will publish a detailed descrip-
ton Of this elegant building in a short
while.
A very pleasant and well attended
social was held at the Baptist church
last night. An interesting feature OF
the evening was a description of the
Ober-Ammergau Passion play by c. w
Ward. as witnessed by him last sum.
mer. Games and guessing contests anC
social talk filled In the time, and re-
Treatments were served that were en-
joyed by all present.