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have been victims OF intomperance. hrs Hawk
ins for years suffered the grief and anguish
shared by so many truo and faithful women OF
America to-day, who ave drink afflicted faith.
ers husbands or sons. She determined to over.
come this fearful evil il possible. Her search
for harmless, perfect and secret home cure
was at last rewarded when an old friend came
to her and gave her q remedy which had neVa
been known to fail. Mrs. Hawkins gave tho
remedy secretly and in q few weeks. to her great
joy, her dearest relative was entirely cured OF
appetite for drink and was aS ain restored 70
health and manhood.
After this wonderful result Mrs Hawkins de.
cided TO devote her life to the work Of helping
her sisters everywhere whom she found su1ers
ing as she had suffered from the effects of alco'
hol upon husband, father or SON With the
assistance Of others she perfected the original
treatment and now Offers to send this treat.
ment free to any distressed wife, mother or sis.
ter who will write for it. Mrs Hawkins great
desire is that every woman who needs this
medicine will write ut once to her and get 1t.
A Grateful woman.
MRS MAY HAWKINS, Grand Rapids, Mich
My Dear Friend: on have been the means OF bring
ing sunshine into my homo. Last August got your
remedy ard began giving to my husban nd from
any kind of alcoholic drinks ca nDot say too much
forwhat your remedy has done for and urge as
any or TtSs Tho shn Essd
East Hampton, Me, Feb II. 1893. - --'-N'--'
Thousands have saved their homes and loved
ones by this remedy and you can be among the
number II you only wish IL. Mrs. Hawkins
treats every letter she receives sacredly conf.
Dental and you need have no hesitancy what.
ever in writing her for assistance. Do not de.
lay; write her to-day. Address
Nrs. May Hawkins, bcx 232 Grand Rapids. Mich
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Indian wars-Widows: Original. 6.

Mexican War-Survivors Accrued, IL.
Mexican War-Widows: Original, u.
Totals: Original, S95; increase and ad-
ditional, 1,019; reissue, SO; restoration and
renewal, 20; restoration and renewal by
transference, 81; restoration and renewal
by reissue by transference, 8; supple
mental, s; duplicate, 8; accrued, 264. To-
tai, 1851.
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proved, but afterward changed his mind
and vetoed the bill March 3, 1917, which
was among his last official acts. He re-
tired from public life the next March
4, and spent his remaining days at Mont
pelier. Va. He died June 2S, 1896. aged
IS years.
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Any true woman might well be proud to have
saved one poor soul from the shackleS OF drink
ibut Mrs Hawkins has redeemed thousands bY
iher noble and practical work among those Wno
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The barber-shops in Washington are
kept rigidly closed on Sunday. Last week
a barber on Pennsylvania avenue was
fined $25 for having his shop open, though
he vigorously protested he was only hav-
ing a few friends in to eat fried oysters,
such as had been his custom every Sun
day for wears
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HELEN AND MARGARET LONG.
Long, have registered as voters with the
Clerk of Ell Paso Co., Col, and will vote
at the November election.
President Mckinley is the owner of a
fine farm near Minerva, o., which this
year produced an enormous crop Of pota-
toes. Immediately upon the fact being
published there was rush by commission
men and dealers to secure the tubers. A
Pennsylvania reached the goal first and
bought the entire crop, over 1000 bushels,
at an advance of 3 cents over market
price. Returning to the depot the pur-
chaser met the main column of dealers,
and Is cents advance was offered. Nc
kinley potatoes are in demand.
The Treasury estimates that $S,375, ,934
of the fractional currency Of the war
times has been lost or destroyed. and that
there is $6,S7S,4lO41 still outstanding. At
one time there was $49. .102. .66027 out
standing. -.F,fs ~
The result of the September election in
Maine is the certainty Of the return to
the United States Senate by practically
unanimous vote of William p. Frye,
Legislature will be Overwhelmingly Re
publican. Mr.. Frye, now acting President
of the Senate has been Senator Che was
previously a Representative since March,
1851, when he succeeded James G. Blaine,
who resigned to become Secretary of
State. Mr.. Frye, who lives in Lewiston,
was born in that town in 1881. He has
been conspicuous Maine Republican for
many years and was one of the Lincoln
Electors in 1864. The term of his col
league in the Senate does not expire un-
til 1g06
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DRINK
HABIT
CURED
Meo. May Hawkins WIN Help EvsrJ
Woman Save q OPunkard.

A Trial Package of Her Marvellous
Home Treatment EHEE for the asking
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THE FREE OFFER.

FREE o
Tnbunh ii T.
ehopt
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Comrade John T. Langstaff, I'd N. J..
and 18th Pa, was in attendance on the
National Encampment Of the Union Vet
erans' Union. He lives at Washington
N. j., and is in the grocery business.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-02-08

+. $. Wilcox has in bis employ q
eorple Of wooden blacksmiths who
hammer away very induseriously when
the wind blown. They are up on top
Of the house, ~ that people can see
how well they work. Il 10 quite Agood
sign io' Mr.. WilcoI's business, and the
mechanism Is very simple and yet in
geDuous. They remind you that when
YOU want any repairing OF any pipe.
fitting, and plumbing, Wilcox is the
man for the former, and HeenAn. who
10 located there, 10 the than for the at
ter
Rev. A. NJ. simms. OF Raleigh, n. c.,
notified the church clerk yesterday by
wire that he accepted the call to the
pastorSte by the Baptist church OF this
city, aud will begin his labors here
March |. Mr.. simms was pastor Of Tie
First Baptist church Of Dallas. for five
or SIX years, aud the charge he lays
down TO come to the Bryan church ia
the pastorate Of one Of the leading Sap.
list churches Of Raleigh.
ChAs. Edinburg has moved his ret
taurant to the Gooch building across
the street in the rear Of James and Mc.
Dougald's drug store, where he 10 sull
prepared TO serve oysters aud hot lunch.
es OF all kinds in first-class style on
short notice, and he invites his fri, nd.
aud the pubic 10 call and see hun. dit
Losr-sunday afternoon, south Of
court house, witnin three or four block
thereof. on Dallas or inlersecunp
streets, one Honiton lace handkerchief
Finder will please return TO this Office
dos
We have just received car OF n,
finest Missouri Flour ever brought IL
Bfyan-"Albatros and Queen Bee. d
All Atross has no equAl aud Queen Bee
20 superior. Cole Bros.
d63
Have you seen those manly shirts fol
little fellows, 5, 0, aud years Of az,
AZ Parks * WAldrop's? New lot jus
received also new lot VI boys caps.
dtl
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-02-08

Try the famous Brook Hill Whisky
At the Exposltion saloon. d53u
Tim Murphy in The CArpet.Bsg.
ger" sill appear here Feb. p.
Room for Reut-AdioIning Baptist
parsonage Apply 10 ". D. Lawrence.
dG6
Judge W. g. Gibbs. Of jacksonville.
b here visiting bis sons, W. r and "
+ Gibbs.
On and after February lst will de.
liver sweet milk at 20 cents per gallon
Il Oscar LowEKY,
3 Rev Il. b. Wilson left yesterday for
South Texas on sunday school asd col.
/ portage work.
The Jefries- ShArkey pictures will lie
the next attraction at the opera house
Friday, Feb. Is.
The aides Aid Society Of the Bap-
tit church will give a cake sale satur-
day at Mrs. WaIdrop's.
FoR RESr-About 81 or 80 acres OF
land AZ edge Of corporation on Bu.
chanan road. Apply TO >. NJ. Derden.
go
For pipe work and plumbing see VI,
+ Ileenan, Leave orders At Wilcox 4
shop Or Bryan EAGtE office. The b, ct
work; reasonable prices. d59
The work Of putting clay on the TX.
change hotel block was begun yester.
day, a lne quality of clay being secured
by cutting down the street in front a
lIouman's shop.
"AIbairos," aud Queen Bee" are the
bes, brands Of -four brought 20 Bryan.
As an indication Of their popularity, ",
sold nearly carload from the track in
one day this week. Cole Bros.
d63
I CT McDIl, T + McDn, p Haw,
hns, W II Wheeler, Jerry Chapman
Jim Williams. Nat ChambIess, ) /
Moseley, + = Moseley, 7 Fry, d "
Magncss, Alonzo Lang, D NJ shannon
| W J Mobiles, + y Nixon,J q Adami
aud others we're here the past two days
from Madison county.
Brook llill Whisky-dnest on earth
at the Exposition saloon. d53lf
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-02-08
LOCAL NEWS.

G. NJ. Camp has gone to Navasota.
Resi- lence Tor Rent. See Tyler Has.
we'll. d02
II Rhode returned from Houston
yesterday.
l.. D. Thompson was here from Leona
yesterday.
G.F. lsbell was here from Plnksy
ysSeriay.
Dr. %. 5 johnson returned TO Naya.
solA Yesterday
EBlatherwick returned from Nava-
soit yesterday.
Drink Mount Vernon Pure Rye At the
Fposition saloon. 1907
Bari and Newton Elliott went to
Caldwell yesterday.
Dr. J.. n. Goodwin was here from
Weilborn yesterday.
smoke Metropolitan cigars sold al
Exposition saloon. IT.
Ounce Adams, Of Willow Hole, wa'
in The city yesterday.
Fresh hominy, rolled oats, grts, etc.
L. h,i received a. Cole Bros DIS
II iVy Ghgsby's barber shop. FRS
work Hair cut for y years Oh,
y sand under, only Is cents. d62
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-02-08
WASHINGTON NEWS.
FisssslsI mn Made Psndlsg Bushes.
Before the senate.

before the Senate.
Washington. Feb. :. Until the imam
eial measure now pending before the
senate shall have been disposed Of finally
Il will b. considered by the senate every
Legislative day 10 the exclusion Of al
except purely routine business. This
agreement will have the effect OF cut.
ting off all debate on the Philippine
question or other matters except by
unanimous consent Of the senate, unless
senators choose to discuss other questions
in the time they devote to the financial
bill
Mr. Gallery Of Louisiana, concluded
bis speech on the Philippine question.
holding tbA, the United States ought to
restore in the islands the status quo and
then confer Independence upon the
Filipinoa
Mr.. Butler Of North Carolina dis.
cussed at length the proposed amend.
ment to the constitution Of North Caro-
lima IN answer 10 speeches delivered by
Senator, Morgan. McEnery and Money
Mr. Pettus Of Alabama offered an
amendment 10 the financial bill provid.
ing that the bin shall not be construed
TO affect the present legal tender quail
~ Of silver coined by the United States
To the same bill Mr. Chandler pro.
posed an amendment providing that the
gold dollar is % ) grains and the silver
dollar Of Az. grains shall b. the unit Of
value and that all forms Of money Is
sued or coined by the United States
shall be maintained at that parity OF
value and that the United States notes
and treasury notes when presented at
the treasury for redemption shall be re-
deemed In gold or silver coin Of such
standard
Mr. Jones Of Arkansas also gave no.
tice Of an amendment 10 the same bill
providing for an urgency fund" Of
ESQ 900, 90 in treasury notes
A hill WAS passed authorizing the
erection Of a public building At Selma.
Ala. at a cost Of 100000.
Mr.. Foraker gave notice that - soon
a. the financial bill was disposed Of hs
would ak the senate TO take up the bill
providing a civil government for Puerto
Rico.
Mr. Cullom expressed the hope that
this notice would not interfere with tbs
measure providing a government foi
Hawaii
The conference report on the urgency
deficiency bin was agreed to. thus pass
ing the measure
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-02-08

Washington, Feb THE Philippine
question again occupied the attention
OF the house yesterday with a slight
depression concerning the war In South
Africa The feature Of the debate was
the speech Of Mr.. Williams o. Missisip-
pi who presented an argument against
the annexation Of the Philippines
which attracted much attention. II
was devoted almost entirely 10 the com
mercial Asrect Of the Aquisition. hold
ing that the absorption Of the islands
would ultimately be- ruinous 10 the
American producers Of cotton, rice.
tobacco. hemp and sugar
The general debate on the diplomatic
bill was closed and IL will now be taken
up for amendment under the i've
minute rule
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-02-08
Carnival Low Rates.

The Carnival season in New Orleans
Ia a season Of absolute giiety ami good
hnmor. The fame VI the Crescent City
ia relation T. lie Mardi Gras festivals
has spread until It has encompAssed
the entire earth. The Carnival Is made
up Of a series Of "festAs," IN which the
people participate generally, and which
creates long train OF brilliant occa-
sions aud gorgeous pAgcAnts. The Car
niyal OF 1870 sill be the most biilIiani
10 the history Of New Orleans. There
will be two additional street parader
the one occurring FEBRUARY u, At night,
being an electrical display, the Others
occurring as follows At night. febru
AIRY -, Momus; at noon, February 20
aruyAl Of Rex; ON night Of came day
Proteus; a. noon, February q, Mardi
Gra- Day, arrival u Rex, aud on Mardi
Graz night, Comus
Arrangements have been made Tor
general elaboration OF ,he various spec
tacies aud street masking.
Ticket agents n. * I. &. Railroad vii
make rate Of on fare Tor the round Tip
good going February 10Th 10 10Th an,
returning March 10Th inoluuve. Thes,
tickets will be good ON sunset. Contra
special, which carries tree reclinin,
chairs through 10 New Orleans, 40 vel
49, on AL other trains.
;. f. b. Morse, VI. l.. Robbins,
L. TN. q p.STA
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-02-08

Washington. Feb. Mr.. Jones Of
Arkansas mas introduced an amend
meut 10 the currency bill now pending
IN the senate directing the secretary Of
the treasury TO keep constantly on hand
an emergency fund amounting 10 $50.
900 900 Of United States treasury notes
which may be- issued 10 any citizen Of
the United States al discount Of 10
per cent In exchange for United States
bonds. the bonds TO be- held for not 10
exceed year and the holder TO pay d
per cent interest
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-02-08
Mystery Tea.

The ladies' Of the Methodist church
Beg your help In their home mission
work.
y, Y aud Il mean mystery tea
Twill be At the parsonage Friday at
three
You will find below our dainty menu
Of sweets aud sours aud good things
not lew;
- please come and try our mystery,
Aud add your dime To our treasury.
NrNu.
Tears, Idle Tears
Ocean Waits Heavenly Hash
Islands OF the Pacific
4 Terrible Crush Philippine Islands
Lamb salad
Sweets Tor The Sweet
y y Z
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-02-08
legal Blnnks.

The Eagle carries a full line Of the
following named legal blanks, and sells
them in small quantities At the prices
quoted. For larger quantities. call at
Fell. Ollie. f,r pttraa
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-02-08
situation Improved.

Temple Tex, Feb THE smallpox
situation at Prairie Dell Is much inn
proved and all are getting well. An in
FAINT born while the mother was afilict-
cd. has died There arc few cases
among the negroes, but they have been
kept closely quarantined and most Of
them have been discharged
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-02-08

New Boston. Tex. Feb TT +. Ar.
mold. a lumberman Of Bowie county.
was shot aud instantly killed near here.
Several shots We're exchanged, two TAX
ing effect IN Arnold, one going through
his body and the other lodging under
one eye. A party came in an surscn.
deisd J J Peters, Justice Of the peace.
held m inquest giving a verdict sub
stantially - above.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-02-08

Frankfort Feb. 1.-Orders for add
tional militia are said 10 have been
couniermanded A number Of compa-
mics Of the state guard have been hold
ing themselves in readiness to move 10
the capital The action 10 construed by
Democrats As indicating a disposition
on the part Of Governor Taylor 10 ac-
quiesce Ia the agreement at Louisville.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-02-08

Sacramento, Feb THE California
legislature elected Thomas p Bard Re-
publican, United States senator 10 sue.
coed Stephen NJ White In the senate
the vote was Bard 20. James d. Pie
Ian, 10 In the assembly, Bard, SO;
Phelan. 20, White. !.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-02-08
4 Have Them,

Eight large books u wall paper sam.
pies. All the new century designs At
non trust prices. II you want wall
paper drop me g card.
dU3 VIM. A. Dodson.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-02-08

Victoria, n C. Feb. 7.-Adyiccs from
Dawson states that Dawson banks esti-
mate that S9LOO, OOO in gold will be
taken out this season.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-02-08

Havana Feb For the first time in
months, Havana Is clear OF yellow fever.
No case has boon officially reported for
some days
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-02-08
Rrnzns Pnrm for Rent.

10 acres In the BfAzls bottom near
Judge Moor',; 81 per Acre.
DO DR.. ]. r. sims.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1900-07-17

less the necessity of this, the greater
will be the lustre of our open handed
generosity. And in ALL in consequence
receive the praise of all right minded
people, who viii view with pride our
kindly actions in assisting struggling
capitalists along their thorny path
ways. And just think of what we are
to receive for the paltry $500. 000l Six
miles Of beautiful railway. made or
magnificent steel, a rail on each side.
making two consecutive rails for six
miles, resting upon superb wooden
cross ties, placed with mathematical
repetition from one end OF the six
miles to the other end!
1t IL seldom that such an opportun-
ity to do good occurs, and we, for one,
are only sorry that 1t Is not "a miles
of road with a million dollar gift.
In our bountiful generosity we should
remember, and the "gIobs" should re-
member, that we are voting away other
peoples money, hence our generous Inn
pulses should be restrained.
BARON JONES.
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WHY THE r. r. SUBSCRIPTION
SHOULD BE SUPPORTED
To the Editor of the Register.

To the Editor of the Register.
Strive cannot conceive why it is,
that people oppose the half million dol
lar subscription TO the L. w & w. Va.
K. r. We should be glad OF the or
portunity, for does not the Good Book
say that 1T Is more blessed to give than
to receiver"
Thus, no matter IL we receive no ben
eft whatever in return we shall have
that happy consciousness of knowing
that we have followed in a divine pre-
cept. 1t may increase taxes trife, but
what OF that? Should that weigh in OPP
position TO the happiness that we will
experience in knowing that we have
performed duty?
at first believed that this increased
tax should be incidentally considered,
but when | hear a well respected gent
leman remark: How much taxes does
them slobs who are knocking on this,
pay anyhow? Why me and Mr..
Soandis pays more taxes than the whole
gang OF them
This was directed particularly to the
Trades and Labor Assembly. But l.
convinced me and / am now OF fhs
opinion that the good citizen who pays
a large amount of taxes should be
blindly followed, and his wisdom must
be acknowledged. For, because he
pays great sum in taxes he necessar-
lily knows a great deal more than a
"slob" who pays but little. A "slob''
consequently should not be permitted
to vote on this question, because he
cannot understand il for the simple
reason that he pays such a small
amount of taxes.
If this very worthy subscription is
granted. the L. ". & w. Va. r. r.
will then have stock sufficiently strong
to enable 1t TO cause trouble with that
little one horse railroad that proposes
to come into the city free Of charge.
For this reason alone we should pass
the subscription without dissenting
vote. and promise to furnish more
when wanted.
The fact that this other railroad in
tends 10 come here, and at the same
time has not interviewed the County
Commissioners concerning a loan IS
enough to stamp il with condemnation
Why was this slight offered our most
worthy officials? II this road had APP
preached our Commissioners in the
proper anu quiet spirit 1Au ucaIdHueu
a loan of a million OF dollars. il would
then have been worthy Of our conf
dence and admiration.
1t has been said that there Is no ne
cessity or reason why this subscription
should not be granted-we candidly
admit the truth OF this, yet urge that
this is one great and convincing reason
that the subscription should pass II
viii show the cheerful and seif-sac-
xridcing spirit that animate Us. The
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1900-07-17
Teachers INSTITUTE.
THE FIRST MEETING OF THE SES-
SION OF THE OHIO COUNTY
TEACHERS ASSOCIATION
HELD AT EDGINGTON LANE.
They Assembled in the New school
HOuse-They VIII be in Session
Until the Goth. Inst, Inclusive-A
Report of the Initial Proceedings.

Yesterday morning the teachers of
Ohio county opened their institute at
the Edgington Lane school house. Ac-
cording to the programme prepared by
Supt. G. S. Briggs, the Institute will
continue until the goth of the month,
inclusive, and it promises that the
programme will interest all. The law
provides that no teacher shall be ex-
empt from the Institute so a full at
tendance is expected at each session.
The meeting was opened yesterday
morning at half past ten o'clock with
devotional exercises. w. M. Foulk.
of Piedmont, and j. w. Stayman, of
Elm Grove, have charge of this week s
work. Owing to the warm weather
yesterday the attendance was not very
large, but as the real work does not
commence until this morning, many
did not go out yesterday. The teach
ers examination for certificates will be
held next week.
Special Features.
Fred High, of Pittsburg, a wit, dra-
matist, yentriloquist and impersonator,
Will give an entertainment this even
ing. Wednesday evening Miss Lena B.
McWhorter, of Buckhannon, will give
an evolutionary entertainment. Miss
McWhorter is one of the leading elo-
cutlonists of West Virginia.
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Wheeling has lost from time to time
industries that should have been en-
larged.
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A CARD TO VOTERS.

WHEELING, w. Va, July 16, 1900.
10 the Editor of the Register.
Si':-lts might have been anticipated.
all the money, false statements and in
Huence or the monopolies carrying coke
10 our industries at eXorDitant rates.
are being eXerted in this county to de-
feat the subscription to the stock of
the Uniontown, Waynesburg & West
Virginia Railroad. Roorbacks and lies
are being circulated without number
by the hirelings Of these monopolies.
Men who are known to be impecun-
ious are now loud mouthed in OPPOSE
ton and full OF money.
Is there more needed to convince the
candid voter that the companies, who
have so long fatened on our mills, and
robbed the workers therein OF the OBJ
portunities of earning their wages, by
discriminating in freights on coke
against Wheeling and in favor of Pitts
burg, are engaged in bunco game Of
which he is the victim.
Any man who was in the neighbor-
hood of the Mcclure House on Sunday,
could not fail to notice the Lobbyist of
the B. & o. railroad bobbing in and
out like a cockroach from under a
stone, busy with the satellites OF the
other coke carrying road in schemes to
trick the voters into going against their
own interests. 1t is said that the com
pany lawyer Of the Panhandle has
been sent into the country to bamboozIe
the farmers.
No sane man should shut his eyes to
the source Of the opposition. 1t speaks
louder than words. If Wheeling will
not derive great good from the new
road and these harpies now sucking
her blood be compelled to loosen their
holds upon her advancement, growth
and business prosperity, they would not
be here wasting good money in trying
to kill the ordinance.
OBSERVER.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1900-07-17

Turtle Soup this evening at John
Coreoran's Saloon, 1853 Sixteenth street.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1900-07-17

Manufacturers always select pointa
where they can manufacture the
cheapest