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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-02-06
STATE HOUSE.


NAL Of the state. The license fee is
fixed At SO ana the applicant is rcquil-
cd to file his application, stating name,
age ana place Of residence Of the appli-
cant, ana the county in which he de-
sires to hunt. Besides the $40 fee. q
fee Of 10 cents must be paid for issuing
the license The holder of such license
may take from the state not to exceed
y birds of all kinds killed by himself
This bill is said 70 be approved by the
majority Of the Iowa sp1rtsmcn.
The sportsmcn OF Virginia are exert
ing themselves t. have enacted new
game laws which viii check the rapid
depletion Of game in that state. At q
conference recently held they agreed t.
recommend the following To the Lcgis-
nature. lst. law to prohibit the ship
ment Of game out of the state: md.
law to prevent carriers transporting
game ont of the state: 3rd uniform
close time: fth. fines for every viola
tion If the game law. Fines To be di
Vided between the informer and the
state: 9TH. 4 law to prohibit the kill
ing Of all game i'm the snow: 9Th, law
70 prohibit netting and trapping of
game
1t would seem, said Mr.. Carleton,
that Maine is not the only state which
recognizes the necessity OF stringent
laws for the protection Of game
farmers institute will be held at
Grange hall. Dexter. Wednesday. Feb.
H. The programme will be as follows:
10 a. NJ. "Principles Of Spraying, by
Charles ID. Woods. director Maine E.X-
pertinent Station OrOnu: 13U T. Nj.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-02-06

Disguised, played OUT. tired and weary
becau of a weak aching back? Com
fort and instant soothing, invigoratins
effect If the Hop Plasters are used. Your
backache will disappear. Try them. Sold
everywhere.
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TO LET.

The so-called l.. w. Weston saWmill III
Skowhegan, Ne. for terms and dcscrip-
lions apply to SkpWhcSIn Electric Light
CO.. SkDwhcgan, Me. jan5o,d2w
House No. 9 Grove street: two Offices
one front ana one rear. Apply 10 James
w. North. g Grove St, Or Fred w. ELLIS
S Sewall ST. lune2Ul-f
House ana lot " C6iTd sIT7-T. TT-----
antly located. In good repair. City water.
VIII accommodate one large or two small
families Terms very reasonable. Apply
10 Williamson x Bureigh,, over Granite
Bank. Jdh-bd-W
Desirable lower floor OF house, No. 81
State street, with stable II preferred
City water. furnace, al modern, conve-
nionces. Williamson & Burleigh, over
Granite National Bank. oct3ndtf
The Weston housr. - Cony street Nine
rooms ana bath; new hot water heating
plant. modern plumbing: central loc4tion-
Inquire Of DR.. .. G. 5. Davies, 4i3 Water
street. Janl'df
Desirable rent on Gage, near Water
street; five rooms; city water. can on
II. L. Smith, Il East Crescent street.
House No. 46 Melville street, city wa
ter. Apply r. t. Goodwin, Chandler st.
nnvii IT.
nous. on y" est"n street. Apply 70 Fred
w. Ellis, Sewall st. now, diff
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-02-06
Local NGlicc.

Miss NJ. +. Shcehan will hc ready y
attend her customers after Feh. i
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-02-06

"'rh" I;osa Maiden" viii hold the
-ia2r t.r thi- evening, above every
tljI. .!s.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-02-06
For Women,

Or Tolmans Monthly Regulator has brough.
happiness to hundreds Of ANXIOUS women; have
never had q single failure; lDnges cases relieved
in 70 . days without fan no other remedy viii
dc TINS no pain, no danger. no interference with
particulars All letters truthfuily answered
Dr- T.. NJ. TOIMAN CO., 10 fremont St., ;ostor
i&Wkytf
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-02-06

KEl..EY INSTITUTE, Portland. NE.
= I : aprill7. odlyr
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-02-06

m. s.aura1t ..,p-rs are asking fol
.tiiI another day lh- Monday.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-02-06
Eoas SALE.

The Captain Chapman farm situate IT.
Augusta On the Coomhs' Mills road. two
miles from hanucbec bridge over lm
acres OF land: buildings in fine order.
Eight hundred dollars spent nn hu:Idinss
alone within The last two years. AMY
10 LeDdall Titoomb. Augusta. Ne.
p13ye d.r
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-02-06

Reliable nIn ~ dolye; ana collect
Salary SO p.r w,ck ana exp .r~.S. AL
dress tiltn, Co.. - Chestnut st. Ihila..
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-02-06

i1uSs on " est"n street. Apply 70 Fred
W. Ellis. SeWalI St move diff
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-02-06

Chamber girl kitchen girls. cook. gen
cral homework girls today. at 80 Water
St. L. Boyes. I'LL
cash for acceptable ideas. Stat If pa
tented. Address THE PATEN T RE
CORD. Baltimore, Nd. jInl2dU
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-02-06

House No. 46 Melville street, city wa
ter. Apply r. Il. Goodwin, Chandler st.
ppvtf 1tS
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DeENrlble rent on Gage, near Water
street; five rooms; city water. Call on
II. L. Smith. II East Crescent street.
The evening world., 1900-03-29

Hsu nsy keep the
helm With ease on q
far OF q stormy day
u ycu nahs . peac-
tics q usins oun1ay
wsrh wsst A1s.
n shsss who
Dohe esoeiaoouD ~
- Wes11 Wanss
~ eDooouD = -
~ Z
The evening world., 1900-03-29
Wife IN WANT
he TOOK ACID.
Levy Could Not Bear to
See HE Family
Starving.

Because Herman Levy could not boar
10 see his wife and three children In
want he tried TO Nil himself this morn.
Ing ct hls home. is'3 Third avenue. by
drinking earboiic acid. lie 70 in the
Presbyterian Hospital and vii probably
die.
Levy Ia q butcher. hut for Q long time
has been out Of employment. lie became
dsspondeni-
On the usy home last nigh, be- stopped
II . 1rug store and purchased 10 cents
UUesh It csrboiic scid. nsachiag homs
- h1ose1 his w. an thrss lttsIs ssss
1ooo ~ ~ ~ vos t.ss1 40 Uesi1 %
- ~ - - hsssuAs.l ssss q
The evening world., 1900-03-29

Ladies Isle Thread Hos, Ia
Black and Colored, also . vasi.
ETY. Of fancy Patterns, valUe
35e to SOC. pair, for this ~.
eah ZN
The evening world., 1900-03-29
GUN A bluff, HD SAID.
Fessss Tkreateaea - sheet {
Wsaas-Hts Hevslves l>se1e6
With Usaak Cassvtages.

II was only blumnS. Judge. the re-
voIyer vas loaded with blank cart
ridges" said Joha u. Fenton. a travel
ling man II Albany. y. ". this morn
ing when MIS-. Rose Natlor. OF - Wssl
Thirty -seconi street. accused him In the
Mrs.. Naiior admitted ihA, she had
been more scared than hurt. xagts.
trats Deuel. dismissed Fenton With q
reprimand.
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~ o. Sunday. went to work o.
oDea1ay. ran away on Tuesday, IN jai
= wednesday. held for trial on Thurs
0oy-ssch was the rapid fall Of poo
o1ollo rssda Blunkenstein. who was hsl,
- am bail this morning for robbini
~ employer. Mrs. Catherine Elias. o.
0.fo worth Of jewels.
Little Freda has only been In TIM
country = year. but she has seen much
tssubls and learned much about the
psrfidy which driver for . big de-
Darimsnt store may have slowed away
IN his heart.
'1s wss all the fault Of the midwife. y
sAs sobbea TO an interpreter. for Frsda
had not learned any English TO speah
e. '8hs kept bounding and bounding
ne Cor the money owed her. and al
Lea stole the things 20 -, the money
10 pay her on"
Freda had 81 in her pocket when ar
resfed and pawn tickets representing q
portion Of what she had taken from
Mrs. Elias.
Mrs. Eliza, Who 10 the widow OF Henry
Elias. the brewer. 10 q plain German
woman. who thinks nothing Of doins
her own housework.
I'VE were all througA dinner Monday
night when Freda came" shs saN. 30
] washed up the dishes and ssns hss 10
bed IN the mdkning called her 70 sss
my sons breakfast. but - she az no,
appear I cot II for her. Frsda Aoolo-
g::scd when she came down. She said
she was tired and oversight. but would
do better nest time.
II told her 10 sweep the s.AsvAik anA
steps and then she could 70, her bssak.
fast. ohs dh not do any work. though
An hour later she asked for some ssae.
In another hour she was gonA ehs had
been to my room and my son's and
stolen lot Of things."
1T vas Ill the fault q thss srssdy
woman" sobbsd Frsda. II saw the jsw.
&c and though, they would pay my
debt"
Nhny hovsskespsn and masrons who
have been robbed BY servants went to
court this morning to Sc n they could
reeooniss Frsda, but none Of them couid
~ was photographed for the Rcrue.'
Gallery.
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An hour later she heard sroan,

10. An hour Iater she heafd Eroah,
coming from her husbands bedroom.
She found him lying ON the bed. his
lip. stained with the acid ana on chair
near by vas an empty glass and bottle.
terrain Hospital ana Levy was taken 10
that Institution.
lie left no explanation Of his act. but
all knew u was caused by fear that his
wife and children would starve.
The evening world., 1900-03-29

oo0oe Smith CSsSesseA - savtss
noe1esea Her 0ahy-Thvew
0o1y ~ hallway.

oa1ie emith. twenty-five years Of age.
Uas held by Masistrate Smith In Long
la1a11 City to-day TO await the action
- ths Grand JUN ON q charge Of
uugoes n the first degree. In having
49, her infant child.
- yeung woman was In such a
vuck an1 debIiitated condition that she
- - sent 10 81. Johns Hospital.
- was arrested by Detective Peter
u, - uhssa she confessed that she
killed her child and thrown Its
y IT, hallway of ~ Seventh
~ Leng Island City
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m "IBDD7'S" STEPS
0sA nsessvslt naek fpsn Tsvv al
Csesa DastlsasiAs-up
D0D JOou.

2n Theodore Roosevelt. wife Of the
'0ovunor. and her sister. Miss Emily
0neoW. reached port this morning on
- tfanaport Mcpherson from Santiago.
nv got IN 10 Quarantine At 8 o'clock.
Wsrs Transferred TO . tug and reached
~ city In time 10 catch the SO train
~ Albany.
un Roosevelt declared that she and
~ sister had had . delightful trip.
Ihsy made . tour OF Cuba. went over
- battie-helds ana climbed Ban Juan
MI, following a. near as possible the
Soute taken BY Gov. Roosevelt when he
~ the charge up the hill under hail
Of opAnish bullets.
Sos AcPhsrson brought forty nrs,-
o1oass paseensers. nine second-class and
- soldIers. She went to her dock at
~ foot Of Pacific street. Brooklyn.
The evening world., 1900-03-29

Hsrnsn lssvy. shlrsy-sssht yesss ell,
:s ssss =; e ssSs s:s ;ssss: 1890
....;,sss;: = ssss';'ss - -
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..|
49, veUe1 10 The Drsss
49, o1ssssesa - ssst 81
~ osssoss. - Dssskiys.
DnDooeo = = woman found In q
q - Hno1fcd and sixty-ninth
~ Wesalagtoa avenue. last
N ~ oov& was shIs nornins
9 ~. Ss: .ds
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-08-27

L ~ Z. =" -. q. .a.HH
sion Of the day was that on the Baltl-
more & Ohio, under the auspices OF the
Uniform Rank company and lodge OF
Moundsville early in the morning. and
went through by the all-rail routes,
reaching Detroit late in the afternoon,
ahead of the other local pilgrimases. z
The Pennsylvania ran special train
TO Chicago for the G. A. R. encamp-
ment, under the auspices of the LADIES'
of the G. a. R. of Wheeling, but the
crown was disappolntinsly small out of
this city. there being less than hum
jdred. This is the first Pennsylvania ex-
'cursion out of Wheeling to run from the
Terminal station, using the Terminal
to- Martins Ferry and the Cleveland &
Pittsburgh to Mingo Junction.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-08-27
EXCURSION SUNDAY.
Three from Wheeling to Detroit and
Its K. Of P. Encampment, and One
for Chicago and the G. a. R. En-

v. b.. o. . E,
for Chicago and the G. A. R. En-
campment. rl,.ss1
Yesterday was Excursion Sunday"
out OF Wheeling. and i, is estimated
that between 1900 und $500 people from
this city and surrounding towns left
for Detroits knights OF PythIas's en-
campment and Chlcago's Grand Army
of the Republic encampment.
The first OF the Detroit excursions
was tina, on the Wheeling & Lake Erie
ut G a. m, under the auspices OF the
Wheeling Uniformed Rank Companies
and the subordinate lodges Of the order.
There was sixteen conches, and from.
Wheeling the excurslonIsts numbered
about 800. Including Battery a. (the only
Pythiun battery In nxlstence), Couer de
Leon company, Bernard Stanley COM
pany and James T. hIcGea company, To-
gether with a large number OF the mem
bers of the several subordinate lodges.
The excursion was JOINED by several
large delegations out In Ohio. The trip
was made under the personal direction
of Travelling Passenger Agent Samuel
Sherman. Cleveland was reached about
noon and thu afternoon Detroit and
Cleveland boat was taken for Detroit.
which was reached early In the evening,
The. Cleveland, Lorain 6 Wheeling cx-
cursion departed from Bridgeport at
11:l5 a. M. with the Uniform Rank
companies OF Bellnire and Martins Fer.
try. together with many OF the members
OF subordinate lodges OF the river-front
towns. There were five coaches. all
well filled. thu. number OF excursionists
being about, 800. This Knights OF Pyth-
ias band, OF Bcllairc, accompanied this.
party. Cleveland was reached early In
Intervening, and the Detroit and Cleve-
land boat was taken for.D Detroit. which
will be reached this morning. The ex-
curalon was personally conducted ny
Travelling Passenger Agent o, Il. Wood,
softhIscity. j5a
The third knights Of Pythias cxcur-
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AN ! .AuroMoB11E rouRNAMENrl.
To Be Held in Chicago Next Month,
Will be a Novel Event. y

4 |ra|ra . . B. Is = : '
The Chicago Inter-ocean Will, on
September IS, open grand automobile
tournament and exhibition at WASH
ington Park, in that city. This exhibl-i
,tion will be a novelty in its way, and
should prove Of interest to everyone. It,
will serve to show the great advances
made in the matter OF automobile con-
struction and invention. 1t Is but
few years since & horseless carriages
were looked upon as .curiosities and as
their! expense was great, 1t was not
thought that me general public would
ever have any more than a passing In
terest in them. Yet within the few
years that have elapsed improvements.
have been made. which have reduced
the cost Of construction and operation.
These Will be shown in the tourna-
ment referred to. Tests win take place
daily. designed to show. the practical
utility OF the automobile for purposes
for which It is intended. Races Will be
run to ascertain the possibility Of the
| thoIAiies III III itlulleT VI speed, con-
tests of strength will Illustrate the
hauling power OF the various vehicles,
and numerous other tests will be made,
which viii prove not only interesting
and exciting, but highly instructive.
The programme is long one, and ev-
cry conceivable use to which an auto
mobile can be put has been considered
and given place on the list of con-
tests. Washington Park is well adapt.
ed to the purposes of such tourna-
ment. 1t has the finest race track in
the country. grand stand unequalled
at any course in the world. besides all
the necessary buildings and grounds for
the exhibition of auto-vehicles. Space
has been taken by all OF the more
prominent manufacturers. and inauIr-
les are being received daily for infor.
nation concerning conditions, terms.
etc. From present Indications the ex-
,hibition promises to be an event to be
long remembered.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-08-27

The delegates chosen to the county
convention are the following:
Observation-Disclosures Elliott. G. w.
Otto. Edward Birch, W. H. Muegge, J..
A. Britt, Jacob Snyder, Frank Miller,
C. j. Rawling. ]. L. Davis and Charles
Och tied.
Madison-H. c. Underwood. B. S. Al
lison, H. L. Loos, w. C. Brown, C. H.
Watkins, ST., W. H. Higgins. W. C.
Donaldson, N. C. Hamilton.
Clay-Frank Milligan. Samuel Uscl-
ton, H. W.Fair, L. D. Flora, n. G.. Fiel.
B. H. stlIlyard. W. L. Jones, Fred
Meyer.
Union-Harry Hooking. Thomas Nor
gan. G. NJ. Ford. Martin Pebler. John
Beckett, Thomas Stanley, ]. C. Mans
barger, Samuel NesbItt.
Center-Henry Kerns, c. D. Thomp-
son. Leroy Willard, Jacob Retzer. J. E.
Reed, Frank Kitson, Charles Bachman.
Webster-David Ryan. Charles carp,
D.. CT Evans. George Baron, W. John
ston. G. w. Bowers, c., F. Schultze. W.
R. Dudley.
Ritchie-E. L.Armbrecht, Adam Hon
ecker, William thinner, W. G. Meyers.
Wylie Woods. E. P. Wheat, L. C. Dire
horst. w. P. Rose, L. Miller.
STriadelphia-W. P. Hubbard, Charles
seibert. G. W. Humphrey, John Ar
benz, r. Anderson. G. W. Smith.
Liberty-Daniel Maxwell, S. S. Card
ner.i
Richland-J. D. Hastings, J. B. Lyle.
The vote in detail for delegates to the
convention was as follows in the ten
districts OF the county, us complied by
County Chairman W. H. Hornish:
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THE OFFICIAL ROUTE
Of the 9. A., R. to. Chicago is the
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad

The Baltimore & Ohio railroad. tho
oniytltne having double daily through
service each way between Wheeling
and Chicago. hns been selected as tbe
Official route OF the Grand Army OF tho
Republic and the Woman's RelIrf
corps to%the national encnmpment nj
chicago. Two trains for. Chicago leave
aaNy az 70 a. m: and 1905 p. M, and
tne Lacliitles LOT both going and re-
turning are far superior TO those nre-
scented by any other line. Tho rnte,
VIII be only IS 25 for the round trim n nj
all persons who desire to go to Chicn CIV
during the encampment. will be- no.
corded the same low rate. Tickets m.
sale August % to %. inclusive -
~ 4s.g.. 4. d. F, M'IiINLEY.
Chairman OF COMMITTEES.
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clay, District.


z Old jail Charles Williams ~: H. Tenn
pletnn. Ill Frank aillligan. l93; W.. II.
~ 1, mn 100; sam! Usei.on 2s ii; ~.
2li;SSJ K. Reed, lE9: s. T. Jepson,S iii !:
y. II. Stillyards Us: NV. L. jones. so;
Erred Meyer. rs Herman Schockey, SS;
y. ;B.f Dixon w. I. Marsh, t25 4 ii. P.
keenan,, .: III: Beach, 20: II. Hazlett.
~: George btcMechen, Il; Robert Strange,
~, George Newman, II; Paul BIery, Iii;
William Miller. q. M a = !
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-08-27
LABOR DAY.

Will Be Celebrated With a Big Pic
mic at the State Fair Grounds-Pro-
gramme of Races and Other Amuse-
ments Arranged.
For the first time in the history Of
the city labor day will be celebrated on
the day set aside all over the United
States for that purpose. The trades as
sembly has arranged for 4 big outing at
the fair grounds and programme OF
amusements has been arranged that
will eclipse anything ever before at
tempted. There will be no street DEM
onstration this year The Grand Opera
House band will make q circuit OF the
loop and later will provide concert
music at the grounds.
The following is the list of attractions
that will be provided: ~
Trotting race open to horses from
Brooke, Marshall, Belmont and Ohio
counties. Is
Running race, open to horses from
Brooke, Belmont, Ohio and Marshall
counties. "a
Pacing race. open to horses from
Brooke, Belmont, Ohio and Marshall
counties.
Mule race-one half-mlle dash. Open
to ALL. y,
Trapsze performance by world-'
famed artist.
Z. Three boxing contests between two
amatuers. two colored boys and a battla
royal between six boys.
Mile handicap bicycle race for boys
under fifteen years.
/ Mile handicap. bicycle race.
Two mile bicycle race, open to riders
from Brooke. Belmont, Ohio and Mar
shall counties.
! Half mile bicycle race for boys under
twelve years Of age.
Two. hundred yards dash.
'Ae Running broad jump Ia /.
Fifty yards race, for ladies.
Fifty yards race for fat men,
: q. Il. :
None hundred yards race for buys un-
der twelve years OF age.
There will also be sack race. potato
race. wheelbarrow race, cake walk, hor-
,izontal bar exercise, ERASED pig race
and pole climbing contest.
There will be numerous other attrac-
lions provided by. the seductive fakir.
Dancing will be INDUCED in throughout
the. day and evening. The general COM
mittee having the affair in charge is
composed of the following members OF
the Trades Assembly: Jacob Boes, John
'Donahue. H. RAIDER. Ed King, I. N.
Wykoff. F. D. Thomas, ]. Howley, j. L.
Vierheller, NJ. E. Tracy, William Wise.
John Byrne, Ed. Gil!!es. L. w. selvey,
J. Branch. A. L. Bauer, Ed. Dlttmorc,
J. Bachman, Jerry o'Leary, H. Dupke,
T. Doyle. NJ. Emmons, H. Thalman, H.
Mcconnell, H. Frohme, c. Jackson.
John Ritz, J. Haney, NJ. sturdevant.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-08-27

Detroit the Beautiful

Special train excursion via Wheeling:
q Lake Erie. leaving Wheeling at 6 M
m, city time. Sunday, August 2s. civ.
Ing daylight ride by Detroit q
Cleveland steamer from Cleveland 4
Only s. S. round trip Tickets good az
teen days. The Wheeling & Lake Erie
Is the official route to Detroit for the
Knights OF Pytkias. 40 - : .ss
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Notice.

In a few days We will have a fun line
;ot ithe new soap records for talking
machines. These records are great
Improvement over the wax ones, being
iouuer ana more distinct. They also
are much easier to make your own roc.
ords on.3s&' F. W. BANNER CO.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-08-27

City Building Harry Hockins. u ZIG:
Thomas Morgan, 2I5, Herman wicker,
% &c. ". Ford. 50 Martin Pebler, .S6:
oIhomas Stanley 256: j. c. sMansberger,
81 sJohn beckett, IS; Samuel Nesbitt,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-08-27
FAMILY WASHING

Rough Dry Washed, SEARCHED and
Dried cents per pound. -
Flat Work, Washed and Iroued, s
cents per pound. =.
AL hand work finished 10 centa
per pound. At LUTZ BROS. 4
Home Steam Laundry.
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CHEW "o.sv." scrap Tobacco.
ocean Steamship Tickets

To and from Europe, Via all lines. c,, !,
be purchased from T. C.. Burke. Pas.Sn.
ger and Ticket Agent OF the BaItim ors 3.
Ohio railroad. who, Is also agent for the
best OF ait tours--Raymond s Whitcomh
Ito the Paris exposition. x y .N'N4''
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-08-27

ONLY one more week to take ad. !
vantage Of the special summer rate at
the Elliott School. 1918 Market street
Wheeling, You save $40 by entering
before September ;. No charge made
while investigating. One week free
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-08-27
Richland District.
'The delegates chosen.

THE delegates chosen. 80
The convention will be held In the,
chamber of the. second branch Of coun-
ell, city building, next Saturday, after;
noon ut o'clock, when four candidates
for the house. Of delegates will be
named. and two senatorial and two ju-
dicial conferees selected from each dis
trirt
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-08-27

Market and Twenty-third streets
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