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The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1900-02-19
SACKFUL OF WATCHES
Junction City RObber Traced Through
Salem on q Marked Bible
Located Near Tacoma by the Shenf OF
Lane County and Will Be
Returned

Pete Mcdonnell committed a success
fol burglary on a jewelry store at
Junction aud got away with sackiul
Of watches, jowelry and silver ware.
This cracker Of safes was in Salem on
bis way north and disposed Of some OF
the watches in the Salem tenderloin dis
trict. Some Of these were identified
through the efforts Of Chief OF Poli'e
Gibson. A Bible belonging TO the man
he robbed was also identified by some
marked passages.
Sheriff Withers was successful in
tracing the fleeing burglar and Salem
virtuosos identified a photograph as
that Of man who tiled to sell them
some jewelry about a week after the
robbery.
THE MAN LOCATED.
The man has been located at or near
Tacoma, and Sheriff Withers went north
Sunday to bring him back. About
$1,000 worth Of watches and jewelry we're
in the robbers possession when he was
taken.
Saturday night after official hoUs
Sheriff Withers secured a rcquistion at
Governor Geer's office on the governor
Of Washington and he will return with
his man in short time.
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Judge Daily, the Adonis Of the bar at
Dallas, was in attendance on the ~
preme court today.
-
Senator Clark, Of Montana, speal
several languages. His money al o
talks.--Exchange.
THE JOURNAL was unable 10 get n
report Of that second banquet at the
Willamette last week.
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One mother speaks in this issue
alout the schools. Let others SPEAK.
NJ ither's voice and vote should be heard.
-
Lark Bilyeu, the Eugene lawyer, say 8
that he lives In a house divided against
itself his wife isa sufiragist, but he is
an anti.
Editor Mann Of the Medford Enquirer
says the jackson county middle-ofthc
roads,ers are not in favor Of the regis.
tration law.
The Portland New Age (colored) asl
Tor the denomination OF Congressman
Tongue at the hands Of the electors Of
the first district.
WANTED. opera house. Apply TO
the people Of Albany, who are ready 10
offer a liberal cash bonus for the right
kind Of a structure Daily Herald.
.ss
Ike Patterson and Hank Beophy held
a prolonged religious conference on
Salem street corner Sunday morning.
OF course, for the good Of the people.
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Rev. Belknap, the Methodist preacher
OF W0Odburn, roasts the sinners who
secure divorces Just what punishment
would he mvle out to those who dontp |
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A report OF the farmers congress at
Albany says.
When Mr.. Markham closed his ad |
dress, MT George w. Weeks asked the
speaker whether he would answer
question Having given assurance that
he would Try, the question was thus
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1900-02-19
PERSONALS

Rev. Mack, Of Oregon City, is In the
city visiting Rev. Adolph Eberle.
George Li,chaeld jr. was passenger
this morning for Turner on business.
Mrs. and Mrs. Simmons, Of Salem
prairie, came up from Portland on this
mornings train.
Mrs u. J. Lehman was passenger
this mornlni for Turner, where she will
Organize a good iemplers lodge,
Mrs Bean, mother q Judge h. $.
Bean, came up from Mapleton this
morning, and will spend few days Wis.
iling In the city.
Miss Cora Blosser who has been visit.
Ing at the home.ol her uncle, g. Steiner
lor few days, returned 10 her home at
Hubbard this afternoon,
Mr.. and Mrs. d. +. Hinshaw, aud
Mrs. y. +. Cook, who have been Ia the
city attending tho Friends meeting,
returned 10 their home in Marion to-
Mr.. aud Mrs, J. IL. Baker, Of the New
York racket store, returned this morn
ing from Independents, where they
spent sunday with Mrs. Bakers sister,
Mrs. J. A. Mills.
n. ID. Maxon. who came 10 Salem 10
start a box factory, has been IN for scy.
eml weeks. bat IL now reported as im
proving. lie resides with his family In
the I'd. n. Edcs residence, on State and
toarteenlh streets.
Jas. winstanloy, Salem agent Of the
o. n. @. A. went TO Nc Angel this
norning 10 take In a 10, Of hops Tor the
Association. From there he will 10 To-
woodben and tho West side on the
sams business and will return tomor-
row.
John J, Robertson. who has for
number " yeau been emplo, el by the
salem water company, In the capacity OF
inspector, has resigned to lave on he
iarm a. nlatchley, In Lane county,
where bic family has resided lor some
months. Jack Was god workman, and
wlil BE- sowly mlssed by the company
as well a. his numerous friends. Who
wish him we'll Ia the ,ocation OF an
honest iaFmef.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1900-02-19
CLOSING OUT
To O1it Business
Selling at Exact Cost.

Us now been five weeks since our sale began and our
shelves attest the fact that our stock is being RAPIDLY de-
pleed We are pushing things as last as its possible for we
want to finish The stock and quit the expense We are quit
keep up for the season Everything else goeS At exact cost
That north window full OF staple ribbons with the cost prices
Ialny marked drew lots OF attention Saturday pay you 10
look them over -
Shoes too We are still fitting dozens of folks in Haml
ton Browns shoes at cost We can likely ft Won and n
means big saving no harm to look
Mems white and percae shirts, all at exact cost first
class goods too ~ ' '''
eleseoqes all sizes one trunk only remaining. this at
we have The whole store ticketcd with prices plainly
marked at cost You're always welcome 10 come in and look
around foull be sure 10 find something you want
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1900-02-19
Opera,ic Recital.

Charity Martin, Americas foremost
prima donna, assisted by Signor Bal
DANA, tie great Italian tenor aud Ellie
Brooks, the composer, will give u superb
operate recital at the opera house Mon
day evening. The musical spectacle
"Victories Of Old Glory" by Ellis
Brooks tells a story in music Of the life
Of both soldier aud sailor. The enter.
tainment is unique, and very entertain
ing. A large house should greet this
great musical event.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1900-02-19
WILLAMETTE.

Fraubue Van Culin, Denver, Colo ,
G. w. Nordby, Thomas Collision, J. NJ.
Long, Bruce Brier, Portland; 9. l..
Fitchard, New York Charles Cellariuss,
San Francisco II. G. Newhart, 81. Paul I;
G. Dick. San Francisco; d. Z. schwezer,
San Francisco; A. @. Chapman, Ovid,
Mich, VIM. Sappngield Eugene John
J. Blackman; y. h. Skiff New York
Ellis Brooks, S. f. Baldanza, Charity
Martin Co. OF . people.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1900-02-19
ANOTHER ARREST.

JUNCTION Cry, Or, Feb. ls.-ThroUgh
some clever detective work, Enoch Mott
was arrested here today by Constable
Miller, charged with the burglary COM
mitted some time ago in the stores Of
Pollock & Warner and G. F. Huber. .
They recovered a portion Of the stolen
property, which lie had buried south
Of town Other Developments are ex-
pected. A hearing will be given Mott
Monday.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1900-02-19
The 1900 TPibdDeS
$40 and $50

We wi he showing them again before
long, and YOU n all want 10 see the ola
iaVorite. LIS the easy wheel, the one
that makes no noise and pushes 30 easy.
The finest thing Tor a ladies wheel v1u
could imagine Ask our lady riders of
the W what they think OF them.
fnE CHAtNLESS WILL BE t,5
And lts perfect beauty. Wait 70
see H.
IvER JOHNSON ......... sS5
The only strictly high gade wheel ou
the market selling at that price. lfyou
want 10 see the biggest value la Wheel.
dom ever shown come down and See
this.
THE CHAINLRsS Is $50.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1900-02-19
X. L. Hibbsrd Low.

Monday forenoon X. L. Hibbard was
reported very low. He had not taken
very much food and his family were
fearing the worst. His children, o. $.
Hibbard Of sumpter, L. f. Hibbard Of
Burns, Helen Hibbard Of La Grande, and
Gertrude Hibbard Of Portland, are all at
his bedside.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1900-02-19
1899 Wheels

What few | have left OF these will
sell at bargain.
There's $40 Tribune brand, new for
tSs. There's another almost as good as
new Tor t26. There's a $40 stearns
slightly used for S28 Ii will pav
YOU 70 see thrse for YOU Won't
have very long 10 decide on such snaps.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1900-02-19

after doetOfa Iailgd Ia cure ,ne of
nneuanpia | used One Minute C,ugi
Iufs. IL u alsn the best remedy on
cafih fur ehi.lpln9 cuugh. erite. Ino
herfy. LoGantin, Pa. Outes eou ihs
cvl0s, et01p and tnf0st aud lun.
,r'0eles IA pfeyents C,nsumpt.nn
Nnlldwn alNaY Ike a. Mothers ca.
uH@ it. Ntpoes pfuy StOn,s.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1900-02-19
DIED

CAMPBELL.-At Sisson, CAL, on Sat
urday evening, February II, 1900,
Miss Leslie Campbell, daughter Of
Richard Campbell, lately residing in
Yew Park
Miss Campbell had been i'll for some
time at her home here, aud about two
months ago removed to Sisson, hoping
that the mountain air would bring re-
lief. A telegram yesterday morning to
her bro;her-in.law, Ed Sawyer, gave
the relatives and friends here the news
Of Miss Campbell's death. Funeral SER
wees and burial services we're had to-
day at sisson.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1900-02-19
Sunpter Mines.

Tickets 10 oil mining towns Spokane,
Baker City, Moscow, San Francisco and
oil other points. Baggage checked
through savea money. Guy NJ. Powers
Office loot Trade street. 2.8 I'm.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1900-02-19
RuhbeL Goods kedueed.

Mackintoshes and mems long rubber
bouts at greatly r duced prizes, also
mems and boys oyercoats, at the New
York Racket. These are special bar.
gains to close them out. Please call and
see them, 1921 lw
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1900-02-19
one IAoIs

AlbeFt J, Rossllcf, a native oi Canada
was Admitted 10 citizenship this morn.
ing
later james Mcguire native OF
orcas Britain, and Frd Roch, native
Of Germany werv aamllted.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1900-02-19

John DirT Poseyvlle, Ind, says, 81
never used ANYTHING as good a. One
hlnuteEOughCue. Quickly breaks 10
coughs and colds. Prevent cUnsump-
tloL. Pleasant n take, Stones Drug
Stores.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1900-02-19
An ounce Of Drop Forging
Is worth a ton Of guarantee.
IVER JOHNSON
About Coaster Brakes

We furnish the Morrow Autsm,tie
coaster aud brake on liver Joh DAoo ! -
1900 extra We iarnith the New De.
partnre coaster and brake on the rrib.
0ne line Tor IS extra
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1900-02-19
AAAAAAAAAA n AAAA
H0ItI HtLIAMR@RIyHA$vw@ AR@RIyHAI$S.v
COTTAGE.

Sanford Coover, F. A., Vandress'
Scots Mills; Guy Shellady, Detroit
Mimi; X. j. Hall, Gervaisi Ghas'
Whitney, Woodburnj Raymond Mosh-
berger.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1900-02-19

DOWNING.-At the farm home near
v hitpaker, this county, at a. m.
Saturday. February IL, 1900, Of
bronchitis, Della, beloved wife Of W..
II. Downing, aged 35 years.
The deceased was a daughter OF Mr..
and Mrs. Jacob Bowers Of this city, and
lerves a husband and one child. Funeral
was held at the First Christian church
in this city this forenoon, services being
conducted by her pastor, Elder L.
Masters, and burial took place in Rura
cemetery.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1900-02-19

stated: 1.-THE price Of wheat in Salem
Is ~ cents bushel, while in Portland
IL is 50 cents. Do the transportation
companies get the difference2" Mr..
Markham answered the question very
pointedly, stating that the transporta.
ton companies get but little over 8
cents for carrying the wheat. The
difference, Mr.. Markham said, be
could not account for, but he thought 1t
indicated "nigger in the fence" He
declined 10 hunt for the ''nigger." His
answer was evidently satisfactory for It
was accorded hearty applause.
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There are several writer's on The
JouRNAL who express political opinions.
They do not agree on all matters, but
each one expresses what he honestly
believes. He writes what he thinks and
because he thinks IL is right, not be-
cause he is hired to write this or that
TO order. Let our readers keep this In
mind. The editor was absent six weeks
on business, but left absolutely no re-
striction on the editorial department
while hc was away. He expects others
TO accept his views II they see fit, and
not otherwise.
Patton Bros, lesses Of the Salem 0pe- !
rabouse receive a great many compli- /
nemts on the improved quality Of plays
they have brought to our city the pat
season. They have the experience re-
quisite for a successful theatre manage
ment, and IL they can stand IL to bring
such high-grade amusements TO our city
we feel sure the public can and will sus.
tain them heartily,
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II is significant that the Washington
County Hatchet, whose editor last winter
was at Salem to defeat textbook reform
in the interest Of the school book trust,
is leading the fight for Senator Mcbride.
Did Mcbride ever lay a straw in the way
Of that robbery Not much
So
The Dallas News says "it will be
straight Republican in politics, although
not hide bound TO the extent Of believ.
ing that oil the sincerity, honesty and
ability are limited to the ranks Of that
party"
80
Woodbun will engage in the diversion
Of a red hot town election.
II will be a straight saloon and anti
saloon dght. Al this moment 1t is
difficult to determine which side will be
victorious.
IL Patterson. Bingham. Davis ct al had
got their in inction and receivership
Tor the CAPITAL JouRNAL the Mcbride
machine would have had little newspa-
per opposition in Marion county.
III
A Salem business man said today
that in church matters, school matters
and direct taxes he believed in laying
aside politics and going for what wac
right along business lines.
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Senator MeBride's organs are working
the Union and Indian war veterans
down TO the hardpan. It's political
mine that has often yielded rich results,
aud may again.
The middle Of the Readers captured
the Marion county Populist Central
committee Saturday. But like some Of
The British victories, II may be an un.
ienable position. \
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1900-02-19

HAN5HAW.-At the family home on
Commercial street, at $3.50 a. M. Sat.
urday, February IL, 1900, Of brain
fever, Daniel Hanshaw, son OF Mr.. and
Mrs 2. VI. Hanshaw, aged years
and 7 months.
The funeral was conducted by Rev.
Ronald McKillop at the Baptist church
this afternoon, and burial took place in
Rural cemetery.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1900-02-19
WHITE House RESTAUR INT

What was yoa saying about those
mealsp
| said they were the best I ever eat.
You will find them at the White Honse
Restaurant, which is open all night and
meals served at all hours. Oysters
speciality.
McKILLoP q BKRKHARr
Proprietors, l06 State 81.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1900-02-19
10 MsmoIy Of the DEAD Heroes.

The county court Of Lane county will
be potitioned TO set apart such sum Of
money as they see ft toward erecting
the monumental fountain, In memory OF
the Lane county boys who died in the
Philippine war.
FOR RENT-Seven-r room honse, near
East school, with water and barn.
Rent low. Enquire at 45l Marion
street. s +. Howard. 2l9 81
Blooded Stock TESqn enil.eA issss PUssHA!.M
season 81 70 spot cash. Une block north n
kasi salem school.
2l9f BROWN 4 SON
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1900-02-19

nAfKn aAHGtr
Mheal--6s pounds ui,d over, tso.
Wool, lu., Nolialf, Dc.
hOps--b 10 INC
barley ---it % aoc.
Oaia-2s 90 soc.
hay--i iialed, cheat tsi timothy, teG
Efes-l2 cash. lac trade.
hour--in sholesalv loss. $3.50 retail,
Mills'slis-n'.n. llsi shorts, giaR
live sa'sis-s'esrs. 81 cove. sk TO
sheep-fa bO9S.
Dret,cd NUal-d4c.
Batter iAlsy. iSci orcamery, 2ac.
foal.ry- Chickens, 70 8; inrkeys.
10 10 i3itc.
folatocs-- 1oc 10 So,
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1900-02-19
JOURNAL "x-RAYs"

Judge Daily, the Adonis Of the bar at
Dallas, was in attendance on the ~
preme court today.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1900-02-19
ToOAy's MARKET.

PonrLASD, Feh. 10 Wheat, valley SO
8hak, Walln Malla, bf@55.
fluur--poflland best grades 1910 10
$500. supordne $40 per bbl.
Oat-.whlto Sb@5uc, Rrey 50 70 81.
Hay TlmHhy-tl0Wl pW ton
llops--7@ lOc Old crop bW0c.
Wool--Nailey l2@ i3c, Eastern ore.
son, e4i4c Mohair, 210a0.
Mlllstuii-liran, els, shorts tl6.
poultry-Chlcksns. mixed, $500 20
400; hens, u 70 4bn; turkeys, iivu lsc.
kFgs-Orsgon, it4 20 .bcprr do1.
hldee--tlrcen, sailed ~ lhs. sRoc
ander 90 ibs, 7H9slt slieep pvl,s, ib@
onlons--tl .s0@9 90 per cenial.
huttur--iiesi dairy, jo0i1k fancy
Creamery, % 20 o5c store, ~ 10 2ltSc.
folaioea-tb 10 SIC pcr Genial.
ioTs -liaty droesrd 20 o..
Muiton- Orosfed. 7 10 7Hc pee pound
heti--Aieefp, fi0i.50i eows, t3 bO @tl
drvsad lecl eS a. 5Ar.
Neai-Drcss,d. q ii.
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The middle Of the Readers eaptnred
the Marion county Populist Central
committee Saturday. But like some Of
the British victories, II may be an un.
tonable position.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1900-02-19

Senator Clark, Of Montana, speal 5
several languages. His money al o
talks.--Exchange.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1900-02-19

WEATHER REPoRr.
Tonight and Tuesday occasional rain.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1900-02-19

THR JOURNAL was unable 10 get n
report Of that second banquet at the
Willamette last week.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-02-21
LIKE THE H1sso4 CASE
In Some Features is a Case Now in
the Iustica shops.

In Some Features is a Case Now in
the Justice Shops.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Custer, who live
on Lind street, were to have had a
hearing yesterday before Squire Fitz-
patrick, on the charge Of cruelty to
Mrs. Sophia EntlInger. but It was post
poned until next Tuesday. The charge
is preferred by the Humane society,
and is based on the lunacy warrant
sworn out for Mrs. Entlinger by Gus
ter. who Is her son, and 1T is alleged
that he cruelty beat and mlstreated
her. Mrs. Ehtlinger is seventy-two
years Of age. Recently she sold a
small farm she owned near Martins
Ferry, and it is said the defendants
hoped to get possession Of the proceeds.
and that that was why the lunacy pro-
ceedlngs were instituted.
The lunacy case came up before
Squire Rogers yesterday. but no de-
cision can be reached until after the
testimony of the medical examiners.
prs. Megrail and Armbrecht. Humane
omcer Echols presented twelve afidav-
its to show that the woman was not In
sane, while there were two other am
davitsto the contrary. In a small way.
the case partakes Of the features of
the famous Hissom case.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-02-21

The second day Of the city Hospit-
ais Loan Exhibltion drew larEe and
delighted crowds to the Hawley block,
ana the unanimous verdict was eH-
pressed that the magnitude and scope
of the afiair were beyond the fondsst
expectations. Its success b now FIRMLY
assured, and a record-breaking attend
ance d, looked Tor tomorrow morning
at ii O'Clock, when Admiral and Mrs.
Dewey have kindly consented to grace
the exhibition with their presence, and
their coming viii be the means Of add
Ing distinct touch OF eclat g the
affair.
An increase over yesterdays attend-
ance will certainly occur to-day, and
the promoters expect record-breaking
crowds on Friday and Saturday. The
hours are from II a. m. to II p. M.
and splendid meals are served at sea-
sonable periods. The latter feature Of
the AFFAIR is destined to net q goodly
share Of the profits, judging by the
patronage the restaurant received for
dinner ana supper yesterday. Music is
furnished throughout the day.
A wagon load Of additional exhibits
was received yesterday. but owing to
lack OF space, for the space assigned is
not too large for the present number Of
curIos, they had to be returned with
thaniss. The eurio section IS the cyn-
osure Of admlring eyes and the anti
quarian is in his element IN looking
over the rare volumes and ancient rel
les. It shares the honors with the art
gallery. The feminine heart hnds equal
rapture, however, In inspecting the
pottery ana needle work exhibits.
The Turkish booth looks especially
attractive at night. In connection is
the Japanese temple. which contains a
Buddhist shrine or tabernacle, a magnt-
ficent piece Of work in copper and
brass. ana said to be the only one in
this country. It Is owned by Mr.. o. G.
Dewey, and 1t was struggled out Of ia
pan. This booth is in charge Of Mr..
and Mrs. r. B. Franzhein, and the as
sIstants, who are CARRIED in Turkish
costume, are the following ladies: Mrs.
A. A. Wheat. Mrs. Robert c. Haase,
Miss Sue Caldwell and Miss Gertrude
List. A Buddhist prayer bell is shown
in the temple by Rev. Joseph speers,
and given to him by a college class
mate, a native Japanese. now mis-
sionary at Toxic.
For the accommodation Of the tired
sight-seer, seats have been scattered
about, and they are eagerly taken adj
vantage Of. So much that Is worth
seeing is embraced in the exhibition
that several visits win be necessary.
one could easily spend day in the
art gallery with profit.
superlatiyely hne coffee IL dispensed In
the lunches, and It is greatly commend
ed by the patrons Of the restaurant. It
Is only proper to add that the coffee was
given by Albert Stole & Co., the Mar
ket street grocery firm.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-02-21
SPRING OPENING.

Suits made to order at popular
prices. Bright novelties in Foreign
and Domestic Woolens.
HNo HsaSRa,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-02-21
Wasiing0 tons Birthday
Dewey Day.

Welcome, thrice welcome to the thousands
strangers who are ODE with US on next Thursds
Come one and all Of you, and make yourselves
home take rest ifyoure tired; take stroll hrou
the store if you want instruction and intormatoa.
check your satchels, bags and bundles if you ws5
ease and comfort and If you want to combine n
usefil 9Th agreeable profit with pleasure then enc
the Il monies Of the day, also the "Great Sped
Bargain Feast The Hub has provided in honor +
the day
If YOU want Winter Hats or Furnishings we hsys
plenty Of them We are also readyto show youa,
newest creations for the coming spring. Those Wts
come from long distance can easily save their taF
cling expenses by taking advantage ofthis great sale
One price to all. Money back whenever you say Sol
larger stock than any three houses in the city com
bined.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-02-21
gIlegngteLIlaerlGar
once, Is ana e Fourteenth Street
New Advertisements

Dewey Day Visitors Nay BrOthers-
Dewey bSy-GeOrge E. stitei 4 CO..
Fifth page.
page.
Grape. Nrts-F,ifth page.
Notlce-sons Of the Revolution.
For Saie-Simpson & 'ratum.
DyspepticS-R, T. Booth 90. = Second
Pythian Castle -Roemg H. Freer.
Grocars' Notice TO the Public.
Wahted-A Position.
opera Household and the Beanstalh
Second page.
Attention, librarians Second page.
Sale Of Catsup and Mustard Mill
Second page.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-02-21
rho Hyreia Id skatlng Rlnlz

will have special music and fine ice this
evening, The public Is cordially invited
to skate while you walt for Admiral
Dewey to arrive. The committee has
decided that he win leave the Baltimore
g OHIO train At TN, twenty third street at
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-02-21
IHE SECOND DAYI
Of the Loan Exhibition Drew Large
and Delighted Audiences.
VISIT Of ADMIRAL AND WIFE

wili 30 the star Feature To-morToW
Morning - The Turlish Booth,
with the Accompanying Japanese
Temple, an object Of Interest More
curios Than There Is Room For
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-02-21

A CORDIAL Invitation Is given to
all to visit Kinks Art Galleries, 1908
Main street.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-02-21

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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-02-21

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