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IN THREE WEEKS.
Los Angeles a. Salt Lake win Acquire
the Title 10 Terminal Road.

Los Angeles, Cal, Nov 26.-It Is
stated here that within three weeks the
property Of the Los Angeles Terminal
railroad will be transferred 10 the Los
Angeles q Salt Lake Railroad company
Several new locomotives and much ad-
ditlonal stock has been ordered and
there is every evidence that the work
on the new road to salt Lake win be
commenced shortly and prosecuted with
yigor.
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THE APOLLO.

The LATEST and most PERFECT
self-playing plano attachment In The
market. On exhibition and sale a,
CALDER's MUSIC PALACE
I5 and a West First South stree.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
TEMPLE NOTICES.
Observation-Disclosures

The Salt Lake Temple will close on
the afternoon Of Friday, December lst
1900. and reopen on Wednesday, Janu-
AIRY End, 1901
LORENZO SNOW.
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san FRANCIsCo GRAIN.

San Frencsco. Nov. Wheat-Easy;
Dec. s6A May 1888 cash, 96h.
Barley-Steady; Dec. 72i4 May, i3A;
cash 12i5
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Rouse the liver

Cure Sick Headache, BIZ
iousness, Sour Stomach,
and Constipation. Sold
everywhere, CSC. per box.
Prepared byc,LHoOd S Caldwell Mass
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NEW YORK COPPER

New York, Nov 27.-Copper, quiet,
unchanged
Lead-Quiet, unchanged.
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Hewlett Bros. Go.
SALT LAKE CITY, UTAH.
WAS A RAILROAD MARKET.
Big Advances in Some Of the Medium and
Low Priced Stocks.
Heavy orders for International Re-
aliEing wiped out Early Gains-
Pew Made Declines.

New York, Nov. 27-There were
heavy buying orders executed IN dif-
ferent parts OF the railroad lists In the
opening dealings today especially
among the international stocks, The
gains in this department ranged up to
rs in b. q o. The steel stocks We're
heavy under the lead OF steel and wire,
which fell l2s.
The high opening invited realizing
and prices yielded Steady liquidation
IN Amalgamated Copper forced 1t
down 2h and the depression in the
steel group affected the general list.
Pretty much all OF the initial gains
were wiped out and some of the Pa
cities and the grangers declined below
yesterdays close. Prices moved up
again before II o'clock Some of the
medium and low priced railroads We're
advanced including the Denver and
Rio Grande, Kansas and Texas pre-
ferred, New York, Chicago & st. Louis
second preferred and KanWha and
Michigan, the latter rising 3ia. In New
Jersey Central the gain reached four
and the other coalers were lH2is better
Weakness IN Consolidated Gas. Rubber
and Wisconsin Central preferred low
cred them ~ each Southern Pacific
moved upwards and steel and wire rail-
lied IA, but the general market con-
tinued rather spotty
American Smelling 2A and the pre-
feTred ~ rose on talk of c0nsollda-
tion With a compelling lnterestA break
I'm Amalgamated Copper TO 4l7s unset
tied the market a very large demand
then developed for Southern Pacific,
and on purchases Of blocks of from
/ 600 to 5000 shares the prices advanced
rs Amalgamated Copper rallied lA.
The closing was active and Irregular.
and net changes We're generally
Bonds improved but the demand was
not as large as on yesterday
MONEY AND BONDS.
Money on call nominally SaSA per
cent Prime mercantile paper, iiaq5 per
cent.
Sterling exchange irregular with ac-
tual business In bankers bills at ASIA
az for demand and i.s1hq% for sixty
days. posted rates, t.S2 and 4.S6la;
commercial bills. 4.S0& G4.SlA.
Silver certificates. 64q65.
Bar silver, 6ih.
Mexican dollars, 80.
Government bonds, easier; ref 2's reg.
and COUP 1.05h; As reg, ll0is coup,
/ .l0h new as reg, l.3s; coupon,
1 .S7A old as reg, LIZA; coup, l5A;
SIS reg. and coup, 1.1SA.
SUGAR.
sugar-Raw. steady: fair refining, 37s;
centrifugal, SO test, as molasses sugar
3s..
Refined quiet crushed, 6; powdered
$40, graduated 500
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$500 GUITAR. $500.

Al the Great Holiday Advance
sale. FERGUS COALTER MUSIC CO..
doors south z. c. NJ, I.
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BOSTON COPPER.
BOSTON WOOL MARKET.

Boston, Nov 27.-B. & NJ, $50; b &
B. g5.
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CHURCH NEWS.
VNN~~eNNNN~NNo0~NNoOono,
HOME MIssInNARIrs

HOME MISSIONARIES.
The regular monthly meeting OF fss
home missionaries Of the Salt Lak.
Stake Of Zion Will convene In the Lion
House. Salt Lake city. "Wednesday
November 2Sth, 1900 at 1880 D. no. 4
full attendance OF the brethren Is Re-.
quested.
RELIEF SOCIETY
The Relief Society Conference OF IN.
Salt Lake Stake Of Zion win convene
In the Fourteenth ward assembly hail
Saturday Dec. /, at 10 a. IN. and b. M
\ full attendance OF officers and mem.
bers is requested and all interested In
the work are invited 70 be present.
NJ, ISABELLA HORNE
President
GRANITE STAKE MISSIONARIES
The home missionaries Of the Granite
Stake of Zion are 20 meet IN the uppsr
room OF the Mil Creek ward assembly
rooms on Wednesday evening next
Nov 2sth, at 1850 O'Clock
r. T. TAYLOR.
President OF Stake.
GRANITE STAKE.
The regular monthly Priesthood
meeting of the Granite Stake Of Zion
will be held In the Farmers ward
meeting house. December ]. 1900 con.
vening at 10 o'clock a. In. The Relic,
Society, Young Ladies' and Primary
Association officers VIII join with The
Priesthood In devotional exercises A
full attendance of the Priesthood OF he
Stake and officers G. the various of.
CARNATIONS is requested. The High
Council viii meet at the same place
at a. m. OF said day
FRANK Y. TAYLOR.
JAMES r. MILLER.
EDWIN BENNION
stake Presidency
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CLOsING sTOCKs.

New York, Nov 27.-Closing stocks:
Atchison 40; do. preferred s3S; A. S, &
w. 43N; do. preferred 81, American
Tobacco, l09h American Tin Plate
l2ls. do. preferred S.; American s. II.
29@ b. r. T. 1875; b. & o. Sli6. do.
preferred Sia c. y. & O. 1868 G, c, C..
q ST. L. 663i c F. & Iron 52h, Chicago
Great Western l4ia; Canada Southern,
5S}5: Continental Tobacco 357s; G. 81 o.
357s; C., & a. 36is do. preferred 7jh;
Delaware and Hudson ll7h; +, S. 49Ss
DO. first preferred 75A Illinois Central
l25N Jersey Central l4IA !. & y.
S22s. Leather l4A, do. preferred 1915
81. X. & r. preferred 31h. Manhattan
1O9is Metropolitan Ry. l72N; Missouri
Pacific 595s Northern Pacific 10A do.
preferred 81 n. Y. G. 14OA. Pennsylva-
MIA 1872 Paifc Mail A. Peoples Gas
ioOis Reading icommon) 1875. do. FIRST
preferred 63b; do. second preferred
8lH Rock Island 1i5h; Rubber 30;
Southern Pacific 434 81. Paul l2S;
Sugar 1895, n. G.. & I. ia Union Bag
l5N. Union Pacific 12A do. preferred
SIT
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stops the Cough
md works on the Cold
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.

LAXATIVE Bromo-Quinibe Tablets cure cold #
one day. No Cure, No Pay. Price IS cents.
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Catue-ReceIpts 1000; steady, Good
10 prime steers jS5q590, poor to
medium. i250a2j. stockers and feed
ers. 22bdi25; COWS. 2.1j0A35; helfers,
2.7b0475, Gamers. 2.00a2i5. bulls, 2bOu
AIS. calves. 850g5O0 Texas fed steers,
4.OOdA90; grassers S.3oG4lb; bulls, $50
$3.50
1Hogs-Recelpts today. 5000; tomor-
row. 10000. left over, 1855; average
about ~ cents lower heavy closing
weak. Top, 495: mixed and butchers,
4s5dLeo; good 10 choice heavy, h1o9
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CHICAGO MARKETS.
PRODUCE.

Chicago, Nov. 27,-December wheat
opened al 49, touched l0N, declined 10
10h.
CIose-Wheat-N 10isQS; Dec,
I0A: jan. "a.
Corn-Nov., 30; Dec, 80.
Oats-Noy.. 2lA; December 2ls.
Pork-Nov, ~ %; Jan, 1920.
Lard-Noy.. 100; Dec. 6,97n; jan,
SSH
Ribs-Noy.. 1915 Jan. GS2Md63j
Wheat-No. 2. red, 7li5q7Sh
No. 3, red, 10Q72ia, No. 2, hard winter,
est 0f0is. No. 3, do, e6iAGl0lg; No. /,
northern spring, 7Oi5G7Sis; No ?, do,
7OaG73i5 No. spring. 66i4GIli4.
Corn-No, 2, 49is; No. 3. S6iaq37
Oats-No. 2, 222d&: No. 3, 2lAd22k,
Flax-Northwest, 1867.
Rye-4jis
Barley-3SGGl.
Tlmothy-i.j0.
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Hoods pills

Are prepared from Ma;
lures mild laxatives, and
while gentle are reliable
and efficient. They
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MONEY
saw ERS!

Election IS over and Thanksgiving
WIZ soon be here. then comes Christ
mas, something up an the time, but we
are still putting up the old reliable
Three Grown Baking Powder; also pure
spices and fine nayorIng extracts; they
viii save You money in price and give
you better value than the imported; for
sale at all grocers; ask for them and
refuse all substitutes
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Mlnlnr m CnttonMood.

soon be knovn-w white Pine CNey)
News
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-02-22

The subject Of the Of wheeling
being Of esteemed John Aen
sr who Wheeling than century ago from the early
x has been prominently identified enterprise progress
has always recognized Republican
John AFhe1z
I've exponent Of the principles for the
nan as the Republican candidate county
Having been born ana raised in Wheeling
neoue here and Il s safe that
ognzed ability Will receive unqualified polls
John" he 70 amiarly Lnsy boy; has also at
tended the University OF West Virginia graduate famous
lay department OF the University Of point education both
legal and classical he 10 exceptionally well cha
teo energy and industry completed the
Of instruction Already he has with
whom he has In contact by his bearing
his able mpster
him. and has unquestnaby abs
readily being nm
the fortunate
able adds his
education
identified with
teprss and to-day counselor for Of solid substantial
situations
with their interest at heart and elected depended
AThnH@ as attorney OF Wheeling
applied the
shown his public spirit he his
thereby his support
him their influence both tho primaries
oZcng
working Mr. rbenzs election conceded
his he Possesses quality That goes 70 mako up citizen
VIII
hlmaelfsand his native state
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CURED IN other tndugtFios, "a the Poll
lack factory ~ boaies AZ sIlpi0ysi;
the proprietor exEclses q general sue
pertihion ana expects his employs g
give their best services a. III timex,
which they baye always done.
The product Of the plant e enormous.
being from 5000 70 10000 ddily, and
the average daily wage account toot1
up Ss5O. while 800 a day = paid TO the
United States internal revenue bureau.
The Bteadiness o. employment It tins
factory d remarkable: the only time
lost in the past eighteen months being
about four days Of extremely cola
weather, when the thermometer allowed
temperature ln the neighhothood Of Is
degrees below Eerq.
when Mn Pollock entered the Stogie
industry thirty ygars ago Il was IN its
infancy, and the Pollock concern has
more than kept step with the remark
able growth Of the Stogie, generally
speaking. The generally recognized exc
cellence 81 the product hhs been the
secrat Of this remarkable buEihess tri-
umph. and the future holds out most
glowing promises I'm comparison with
which the record o. the past win be-
come quite modest indeed The stogie
Is destined 70 md even more general
favor than ever before, and especially
does this apply to the wheeling stoEie
and naturally increased prosperity
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-02-22

THIS DISTINCTIVE INDUSTRY
Of the West Virginia Metropolis,
Largely the ult q a Fayora-
hla Cart Decision.
Chicago III wind.
Clhcinnat pork.

Chicago . wind
Cincinnati pork.
Milwauie nus beer.
And whut awhy, they make
stUgies, don't Ivy,
Yes, the D. . ID the distinctive
wheeling prt, known the world
over ana eV Rhera renowned for
purity, qullii nd cheapness. The
stogie origin IN Wheeling in the
old stage co5rhg days. and is said
to have received It's name from the
type Of coach pularly known as the
''conistoga. ls stage drivers would
occupy man oG leisure In rolling
huge and fa smokes out Of Leaf
tobacco. Nhi9h they sold at ridicu-
lousy low 81 for those were days
when the s. nent didn't receive
thirty-slx csn 81 avery hundred man-
ufactured. soon the stogie had made
Its home 81 cling, and factories
sprang up ~ over the city. For Year,
st has foufiahd. and at the present
time fully % are employed in the
industry,
1889 was the l1nner year OF the Stogte
in whceillg. The following shows the
phenomenal increase scored over 1898:
1899.
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Totals aC717lII5 Ss0.96 s2aW l2iA76l
Tetals - 85sl.s81 s2al,5gl klas,s98


Increased 90 Srs.Os0 $500 s ES,s60
Early Inst yf Following the exam
PIE Of the Milwaukee beer men, a mum.
Der Of tts wheeling manufacturers Of
stpgies made "a effort, through the
United State circuit court at Boston,
to prevent gtosia manufacturers in
other cities nom advertising their prod
uet as eNheeling stogies," and the
campaign has Seen crowned with com-
,plete success two injuncaons, one tenn
porary and tiis other perpetual, having
been granted 81 The courts This means
that the stoSie industry in Wheeling
will ihcrea enormously within the i'm
mediate future, fDr everywhere the
"wheeliRS stusle'' leads, and now that
manufacturers In other cities cannot
use the word wheeling they will
either lose thelr trade or be compells:
to come 70 wheeling.
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a CREAM INDUSTRY,
And Distinrtively wheeling's, is the
stogie-Tho Largest Factory IN the
City Conducted by Hon. Augustus

And Disanrtivsly wheeling's, is the
stogie-Tho Largest Factory In the
City condusted by Hon. Augustus
Pollaclz
The great Importance Of Wheeling's
dlstinctlve Industry-the stogie-may
be realized When 1t is stated that 1000
Of the cltYis population IRE supported
through, thu existence OF one factory
alone. that Of the Hon. Augustus Poll
lack proprietor Of the Pollock Crown
stogie work.. whose extensive and con-
stantly eniaring plant is located on
Wnter street. Here over 200 people ind
steady and romunerative employment,
and as one Worldngnan usually fur
nlshes support tof four other persons,
large and sinall, Il can be seen that 1000
whsellngites look with particular In
terast upon this stOgie-making estab-
Ilshment.
In other words e Mr.. Pollacks works
should stop o. b moved from Wheel
ing, one-forfett o. the population Of
the city Mould directly feel the loss,
and, OF eo.t,a other thousands would
be lndIrecn injured. But, happily.
PRosPERigy Il written in large and
blazing chsfigieFs hll over this COM
Germ, and ititstpppage or removal is
certainly remote possibility and a
very slight 6ha, d that.
Mr.. P0JlSel established his stogle
business over thirty years ago, and to-
day. through his great business ability
and foresiaht.. It stands second to none
in the country At present on the pay
roll There aFO 100 skilled wor<men, who
receive The highest wages paid in the
storie Indu.try. Also in his employ are
IS womon. MO prepare and book the
tobacco for thn use of the workmen.
In addition. there are three packers
and four warehouse hands, making a
total ot ~ employees, not counting the
once force.
The Crown atOgleS are manufactured
under M. PdIlack's personal supervis-
ion. from toblcpo prepared for use by
he cel0bratld Pollock process, and
tbov havs reputation that 10 moro
,hsn batiosni. Not only do they find
sv,cnslvo consumption in this country
from ne Atlantic to the Pacific. but
ibey also az tbld in China, the Phil
mint ISlandt 1nd in many other fOr-
eign lands
NJ poDStits employ arc invariably
ven pald ara contcnted. He has al
~Svs bosn Grin believer in tho prlci-
rlss ~ - missed labor. He has been
called t1li % lnuineFous occasions, by
h5,t 1900 "a labor. to settle great
ovestIohS ehth suspension OF labor o.
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Of our great industries were at once
called to mind-glass and pottery. II
both wheeling has achieved q reputa-
ton sfor the production OF high-grade
ware, and this is especially true Of pot
terry.
When pottery is mentioned. the
Wheeling Pottery Company comes trip
ping along in ones minds eye, for It is
the largest concern here, and one WHOSE
Cameo brands Of table and decora-
tive ware have been accorded position
at the top OF the ladder Of reputation,
So when committee, headed by Mr..
John waterhouse, set out to purchase
the Dewey wedding present, after hav-
ing spent an afternoon In soliciting the
money needed, they boarded a South
Side car, with the Wheeling Pottery
Company's plant as their destination.
Here they were received by President
Charles w. Franzheim. Of the company,
whose assistance was invoked in the
selection OF the present Table sets
and independent pieces OF decorative
ware were inspected, and. of course.
with so much of the beautiful from
which to chose the committee were in
a Quandary.
"By the way" said Mr.. Franzhelm,
.here is something 1 had intended for
a Christmas present for my wife, but
n Won want It for Admiral and Mrs.
Dewey, why 1 guess Mrs Franzzheim
viii not object" and as he said this
he turned to most beautiful 1ardin-
iere, standing some four feet In height,
about twenty inches IN diameter, I'm
ished, in the beautiful royal blue for
which the Wheeling Pottery Company
ware is noted.
To make the story short and to the
point, the committee was enchanted
with the proposal, and the bargain was
closed on the spot. Two or three days
later the jardinlere (which has since
been placed on the market Us the nd
miral JardinIere") was on exhibition at
Grubb's. and to say that it met with
a hearty reception is putting It mildly.
Crowds thronged about the display win
dow. Strangers in the city were as
founded; they hardly believed that
dirty old Wheeling" could produce
piece OF art pottery that rivals any
thing sevres or Dresden can produce
some. in fact, h6oted at the genuine
ness OF the story that the 5ardiniere
was really produced at the Wheeling
Pottery.
on the arrival at washington the
iardlnlere was placed on exhibition in
the EbbItts hotel, and here again It was
the centre of attraction. Mr.. Staples,
the proprietor Of the hotel, himself n
connoisseur, declared that the Dewey
jardIniers eclipsed anything in his coll
iectlon-and he was very anxious to
learn the name and address Of tho
company that produced 1t.
Again, at the Dewey home, both Adj
mirai and Mrs. Dewey were enthusias-
tic in their admirlng comments, espec-
tally Mrs. Dewey, who has a fiue coll
lection Of sevres ware.
All In all, the giving Of the Dewey
wedding present was the occasion Of n
remarkable Industrial triumph by the
wheeling Pottery Company in partlcu-
lar and the city Of Wheeling in gen.
eral,
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santud to John ssh0a poddridgol ~
Citizens 81 wheeling. ana on the OH
81, Gin recognition Of hlS 6srvicl1 q thu
battle Of Manila, Nay !, 1soAr AlSo on
the blade are etched cruisers and other
designs. The scaBbard q q black
leather (regulRtion) with gold orna,
ments. The upper hanger, Of gold
bears Lieut.. Doddridge's monogram "a
gold. surrounded ~ gold rope. The
second hanger bears q shield and eagle
With gold rope surrounding. The lOWeE
tip q the seabbard shows two doiphina
and a shell ornament. Accompanying
the sword 50 the regulation junior
grade lieutenant's belt, with ornaments
Of gold. The lleutenant.s waist MEASURE
d thIrty-two inches.
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for the Wheeling stogie means at least
a corresponding Increase in the output
OF the celebrated Crown brands.
THE DODDRIDGE SWORD,

10 Do Presented to the lieutenant
This Afternoon a beautiful speci-
men OF the Armorer's Art.
The sword purchased through Mr. j.
W: Grubb, at a cost Of 1875 (Which was
raised through the 1ntelligencer by
popular subscription, to be presented
to Lieutenant poddridEe this after
noon, is n beautiful specimen OF the
armorers art.
The sword is Of the regulation navy
pattern. and in style is a duplicate Of
the one presented some time ago to
Admiral Sampson. It is of the finest
Damascus steel, with gold ornaments
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Describing a recent wedding. the
1ntelligencer said Of Florist Hess:

Describing a recent wedding, the
1ntelligencer said Of Florist Hess:
The parIor had been decorated es-
pecially for the occasion by Florist
Max L. Hess. ana no effect OF sucf
beauty and magnltlcence has been
seen here before. The floral bower
was formed in the large bow window,
and the color scheme was white
throughout. The large Aeral arch
was of asparagus, bride roses, Gala
lilies. white carnations and Roman
hyRoInths. The space back OF the
arch was banked with many palms,
artlstlcally arranged Extending
from the arch there was a canopy of
asparagus. and dropping from It
shower OF white carnations. tied with
white satin ribbons. The chandel-
iers and doors were draped with as
paragus. The effect was indeed beau
tiful and falrly-like. The floral dec
orations OF the entire house were on
the scale o. elaborOieness ana Ssauty
seen in the parlors. Enc reception
huh was especially attractive, the
staircase md ceiling being decorated
with wild smllux. The apartment
at the head of the stairway was &C.
cupled by the Opera House orches-
ira, which dIscOursed sweet music
throughout the evening. This room
was banked with palms profusely.
The library was decorated with MS
pnragus. potted plants and Gala
lilies, The dining room was In pink,
with palms and asparagus, The table
decorations included pink roses and
lilies OF the valley.
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LITERALLY in evidence on blade, scab-
bard and hilt. The head Of the hilt
bears representation Of the great seal
Of the state OF West VirEiniA In solid
gold; at the bottom Of the hilt are the
letters, ~. 8. M" handsomely embosa-
cd, with gold anchors and chain run
ming around the hllt. Around the head
Of the hilt IS a cruisers fightlng-top.
with Gag Of enamel In cOlors. At the
lower end OF the hilt are dolphlns, em-
blematlc Of the ocean. The blade,
which curves slightly ID etched in gold,
with this lngerlptiOn on one side; Pre-.
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Leave Wheeling & Elm Grove Cars at Mt Galway
station TELEPHONE NO. 1892

Florist Max L. Hess has followed
the art and business of hortIcultH'
because he loves nature, and parts
ularly flowers, Upon choosing tbs
business as his work in life, he stad'
led for six years with one of the N'''
florists and growers in Pittsburgh
Then he spent a year travelling 900
securing advancedideas thatwOuldaf
him in the practice of his professor.
Then, for several years he was q
the head OF the horticultural depart
ment Mt beautiful Wheeling park
which he assisted in making Wheel
ins's beauty spot par excellence
In 1897 he broke ground for his OE1
greenhouses near Wheeling park, anu
there established the leading hoFu,
cultural establishment of the Uppa
Ohio valley. Early in his career ~
a florist Mr.. Hess inaugurated sem,
annual public floral exhibitions az,
now they are eagerly looked foFw'ts
to by the best people of Whee'.a.
and surrounding towns. In fact Wv
Hess flower shows have become ~
clety events Of the arst magnI'uu "
In the fall chrysanthemums are ~
be seen in all their glory ana y
the spring display Easter flowers "'
in evidence. ii,
Mfr. Hess welcomes visitors !" -.
extensive establishment at any Wv" .,
suiting their convenience "pews'
Day" visitors arc given a mGst '''
dlnl Invitation.