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The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-06-29
TO ORGANIZE a TRUST.
Plans to Combine Wireless TeIe-
L Il rr,rnr,s,s.r.l l-l,r,,nnnSa

Plans to Combine Wireless TeIe-
graph and Telephone Companies.
APHILADELPHIA.J June 29.-The Inter
national Wireless Telegraph and Tele-
phone Company, chartered in Arizona, is
projected by persons who are in the
American Wireless Telephone and TeIe-
graph Company OF tbs city. 1t is said
that it is intended in absorb the American
and other incorporators.
The incorporators-DT. G. 2. Gehring,
Dr. H. Leaman. William J. Moss. Henry
S. Bass and Harris Shoemaker. ali OF this
city-are officers of the American At the
American office it was said that the com
pany IS buiiGIng a station st Atlantic City
ana would have others shortly at Cape
May Sea Isle CITY, and Ocean City, n. j.
for demonstrating purposes.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-06-29
CURRENT HUMoR.
Asking Too Much.

(From the Chicago aTrfbune-)
Marked item in the -Huckleberry Valley Jour
nal OF Progress
Born in the family OF tke editor. last Wednes-
day, tripiets- Editors OF Buggyilie papers please
copy.5
Involuntary exclamation Of the editor OF the
"Buggville Argus on sesTng the item:
Heaven forhidI'
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-06-29
Aboriginal instinct.

When the statue of Washington was unveiled
students were waking the echoes from time 70
time with their college ycIl One French wo-
man said nersousig to another, why do they
make that fearful noiseg
Her companion answered with calm superiority:
''Aiy dear, its the savage III them.'
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Why He DECLINED.

Prom the Baltimore Americen.)
Have a care sjr!r' shrieked the Leading Lady
to the Heavy Villain, while she tried to pull her
train around where the calcium light would strike
II.
No, thanks Kissed the Heavy Villain. -I've
Just had one" -E
before but It was 50 unlike him 70 drag his
family affairs to the front in this manner
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-06-29
rEram The PhiIadelphis Ledesr.l

It was in compliance with the demand OF Comp
tFo!ler Of the Currency Dawes when the directors
Of the Seventh National Bank New York. raised
money upon the pledge Of the banks good col
faterals to pay certified stock brokers' checks
based upon the pledge Of doubtful coliateraIs.
The subsequent action of Comptroller Dawes IN
closing the bank. though involving serious iune-
diate business dist lrbance, fully justified
His promptness win be more appreciated for the
reason that the bank vas favored political in
stItutioD-
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-06-29
a Bloody Yell.

(From the Syracuse Post-ExPress.)
Is it possible that the medical students of SYRIA
cuse University have adopted, as reported, the
following college Eell2
well man, sick man, dead man-stif
Dig em Up, cut 'em up-what's the diff
Humorous humorous blood and goEei
SxracIlse rnelicns. 1914 -
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-06-29

dertake to g;~e the substance, for il
contained everything that was often
sive to other countries with all of the
qualifying expressions left out Moth
ing can be more certain than that the
King of England himself would never
have publicly made such a statement.
If this is true, it is equally certain
that he would never have thus ex-
pressed himself to Mr.. Henderson with
any idea of having him repeat it just
as soon as he could reach the first ave
nue. of newspaper communication.
The improperly of this action on Mr.
Henderson's part is very greatly in
creased by the extreme probability that
IN his enthusiasm he misinterpreted the
Kings language. and gave ii a broader
significance than could fairly be at
tached to it We may be sure that the
European Governments viii require
something more than Mr.. Henderson's
unsupported statement before they be-
iieYe that the King of England said
anything SO uncalled for. so uukingIy.
and so indiscreet
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-06-29
(From The Pbiladelubia Records

The failure Of the Seventh National Bank Of New
York city again directs attention to a business
practice which Is the cause Of more trouble and
anxiety, and is fraught with Of the possibiIi
ties Of disaster. than any other custom that en-
;ers into ordinary banking affairs in large cities.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-06-29
Mhnt She WI. Doing.

tFrom london Fuu.)
Nurse Girl lost track Of the child, muta,
and
Alarmed Mother-eiood gracious! Why didn't
you speak to a policeman?
Nurse Girl wuz speaking to wan all the
tonne MUM
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-06-29
tFrom Tit-Bits.l

Have you been able to catch the speakers
eye2'' asked the first lady legislator
Well rather / wore my navy blue beRgaliue
with the heliotrope sleeves. and the speaker
couldn't keep his eyes on me-
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-06-29

(Fron the Chicago Record-HeraId)
DO You take yogr cook away with you IN
the SUMNER
NO. Oh no; we couldn't afford to go to the
kind OF place that would satisfy her
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rrom the Vow York Herald.

II is high tine for the Federal authorities to
bestir themselves and infiict exemplary punish
meHt upon men who use the National Bank act
to obtain deposits TO be risked N the proraotion
private enterprises schemes for their personal
gain
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why
When Women Rule,

CFrom the indianapolis News)
Why can't we have Just as good 4 civil serv-
ice in this country we have in the Philippines
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-06-29

Ex-Seeretary Herbert is not altogether
happy in attempting to defend the Repub-
hcan position that the Constitution does
not extend into the new territories He
says that the parties have changed places
the Democrats adopting the views of Lin
coin and the old AbolItionists, while the
Republicans have planted themselves
upon the narrower ground that was
formerly occupied by the Demo-
Gratis. In this he does not state
the situation with entire accuracy.
for the Democrats never denied
that the Constitution extended into the
Territories. and that all people subject
10 American sovereignty were entitled to
the protection of cur great organic law
But when Mr.. Herbert says that the Re
publicans have abandoned the doctrines
Of Lincoln and the fathers of their party,
he hits the Republicanisrn of Hanna and
the Administration hard bIow-hard be-
cause the statement is true.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-06-29

me tariff tangle with Russia seems 10
De getting moFezisnottyz all the time. Now
FINLAND is likely tobe- involved and our
sales Of goods in -hat-eeuntry are threat
ened Whatever may be the questions at
issue between Finland and Russia, the
sovereignty of tn Car cannot be sue
cessfulfy disputed The Finnish territory
was ceded to Russia by Sweden, and, right
or wrong, it VII; be held by the great
northern Empire, unless it is taken away
by stronger Power. If Russia wishes
10 extend her revenue system into Fin
rand and discriminate against our pro-
ducts in retaliation for Secretary Cages
senseless action concerning Russian su-
gar, we may be sure that st will be done
The age-herald., 1901-03-17
WOmen's Spvlne Suits

Spring is here-the store Is full of it. The few warm days brought out the shop pers-of course there will be few dark days yet-but the women who intend to get the good out of their new cloth cos tune will buy during the next ten days The spring weight jackets to the suits will be quite the weight in June, and then you can wear the skirt with shirt waists.
 We know no store is so careful about it's women's tailoring garments know the women here depend upon ns for the correct styles. The reason is this-We see that every garment IS cut stylish The cloth suit at $8 o5 is correct in style, cut and stitching, the skirt hangs well, the suit is certain to please, and so through the en- tire line-each suit is right. At S895A Wool Homespun Suts Eton jacket with Bishop
 sleeve fared with graduated founce prousey tailor
 stitched; sells regular at 12 50
 At $95-Sponged Broadcloth Suit Eton jacket without collar
 trimmed in braids fared skirt beautiful tailor very
 stylish garment; sells at 16. 98 regular.
 SA 95-mported Venetian Cloth Suit Eton jacket with
 Bishop sleeves neatly trimmed gilt braid buttons fared
 skirt with extra founce with three braid;
 sells regular at 22. 50.
 S4 95-mpored Cloth Suit all the shades
 Eton jacket fared skirt elegantly tailored lined throughout
 best Tafea silk nineinch accordeon pleaed ufe Our
 regular $500 suit.
The age-herald., 1901-03-17
SEs SSS,t NSS %sals, a \Ooman?

If not an exception style one more The well the beauty of style have specially prepared for you Here striking values in shirt waists and skirts: At S3A5-A Wool Chevot Skirt in black only faredbest lining nicely tailored excellent hang regular price S5 At S645Sponged Broadcoh Skirt coors back, castor
 gray bue-Neaty trimmed in bands of stitched Taea; regular 10O skirt
 At SEngish Chevo shrun and sponged graceful flare with ounce trimmed with of stitched satin and tucks; regular 1898 skirt. At S995-Tafeta Silk Skrta very good quality fared and and founce tucked all best percaine lining ular 12 98 skirt
 At S345-Tafeta Skirt quality of Taea fared trim entirely with shirred ribbons; regular 15 98 skirt At S875-Taeta Skirtbest silk, with drop skirt tennch cordeon plaited rufie at bottom 25O0 skirt At SA95-Peau Soe Waist light soft quality ustrous in all pouar shades back tailor stitch
 ed and brass buttons; regular 6.98 waist S505Taeta Silk Waist best quality tucked all neatly
 with gilt braid and brass buttons Bishop sleeves all popular shades our $50 waist. At S845-Taffeta Sk-soft elegant quality trimmed all with gold thread; 1000 waist
 PARIS MODELS-In Shirt Waists and Skirts not de- scribed here display Dress and Shirt Waists up GAO 0O-Skirts up to $l25.OO.
The age-herald., 1901-03-17
Soilnjvnas Nnder -prlced
You mention the linino ia

You mention the lining de- sired and it is here--if it's a. good lining. This department shows all the good lining in the shades to match the cloths. Spe- cial values for the week. At sRc Black PercaIine, yard wide. At 15c Moire Antique, light weight.
 34-inch, all colors. At 10c Taffeta, silk finished, all shades.
 36 inch At 25c Mercerized Satine. all shades,
 black, 36 inch. At 19c Silver Sheen, improved. all
 shades, 36 inch. At 25c Neva Silk and Spun Glass, alfi
 shades, 36 inch. At Sc Velveteen Bindings, and Bs
 yard lengths, broken lots, asortedf
 colors, were 20 and 25c. At 7c dozen real Whalebone. At 1c card, black or white, Hooks and At 4c Brush Binding, all colors and
 back. At 14c shaped Collar Stiffening, two
 inches wide. At 7Lac Stockinet Shields, No. 8, reg
 ular price 15c. At 1Sc Washable, self-adjusting
 Shields. No. 2, BOG quality. At 5c Skirt and Pocket Clasps. cara
 worth 10c. At Sc Belding's 100-yard Spool Silk. At Pc Belding's Twist. {
The age-herald., 1901-03-17
5pviNe Cotton Soods

on sale MondayThe largest stock fne medium nriced coons ever in Birmingham We don't mean we cheap coons but select styles beau
 and selected designs than elsewhere for less money Read the list
 All best brands of prints light and dark 6c quality 4c at "nalitv of anron checks 6xc quality ..........4c 40
 bundrad neses of Corded Lawns 16c quality 6c Ionat lawns 200 different designs; worth tOc 2ahHr Ginohams 100 different designs; worth 7hc
 t Erencb Percales yard wide new designs t2Ao Sod Coors and Figured Bases for early I5c
 ncb Raste with coored embroidered dots 25c quality I;eb Dmities the sheerest fast color dimity 26c Mrcerized Chambrays all coors 25e Satin Striped and Mercerized Zephyrs 25e Innn Sntings all coors $50 NGarcerized Lace Weave Oxford effect designs A0c Satin Striped Chambray Mercerized 39c Lined Chambray Mercerzedal s.............6 69c Mercerized Foulards solid figures 35c no more Anderson's Shirt patterns LIS Hand embroidered Swiss, 25c 200
The age-herald., 1901-03-17
c0Aoved Dvess Soods

At 40c Albaross all wool all color soc quality 36nch At 59c Albaross wool all colors 75c quality 38nch At 39c Wool Challai Satin Stripe all shades worth 65c 79c Abaross with heavy silk cord self color in all shades
 all wool excellent for waists, worth $1. %. 75c Batste all wool all shades 36 inch zoe quality At 59c Henrietta silk finished all shades 36inch 75c quality At 79c Henrietta silk finished all shades, 38nch 95c quality At 00 Iansdowne Silk and Wool all shades 42inch, $ 25
 quality a At 50 Tissue Crepe Cloth with silk embroidered polka dot Az
 inch, all shades, for waists S2 % quality. At 25 Crepe Cloth all wool loosely cloth similar to
 Crenadne. all shades 45inch, $1.5 quality At 2OO Berege the of the light airy and
 clingy, all wool, 50inch, worth S275
The age-herald., 1901-03-17
Back SNks

55c Japanese persperaon proof silk 4nch 5c
 quality. At 59c Taea Silk brilliant use recommended 19inch
 79c quality. At 6Sc Taea Silk guaranteed to sevage, 19
 inch, 89c quality. At 79c Armure Silk for moruning 9nch $1 % quality At 09c Peau de Soe Silk for wear 19nch S125 quality At i.00 Silk Popin medium silk cord 20nch $1 p quality At 0O Merveieaux soft cngy and ustrous 2Onch Sl3o
 quality. At lO0 Panne Silk elegant soft and brilliant 25-nch S135
 quality. - At i25 Lousne Silk rch soft durable 2 inch S5o quality At 25 Paune Satin high ustre cngng fabric nch SoO
 quality. 35 Soie guaranteed svage 22nch S 5
 quality. At LIS Regent Silk invisible hair line 21nch s2 20 quality At s5c Crepe de Chine soft and eng neh d s2 quality
 nch $175 quality.
The age-herald., 1901-03-17
coAoved SAks

At e9c sells regular 89c Louisine Silks all silk all ming and street shades guaranteed to be fast coors. At 5Oo regular 69 75c and 00 Fancy Waist Silks in stripes, cords and figures. 59e regular Printed Japanese Fouard 23nch black and navy blue grounds white stripes dots and figures 65c sell regular Foulard Silks twied satin finish all
 popular shades color grounds floral and scroll designs At f5c regular 9Oc Fouard satin finished twi 24 inch, white grounds all co6r polka dots At 85c sell regular at $O0 Satin Fouards all pastel grounds figures of colors 21-nch floral designs. @5c regular S100 Lousne Silks all popular ming and street shades with raised dot of color At 5 Printed Warp Silks the stylish fabric of the
 25 Soe shades white elegant soft silk for waists and dresses.
The age-herald., 1901-03-17
BAack Dvess Soods

At A5c Albatross, all wool 50 oncd,, o9c qualy.
 At S0n Batiste all wool, 38inch, 65c quality
 At 59c Tamlse, all wool 39lncn 'oc quacy A co ,i. At 50c Serge steam shrunk ana spongea o9o quay 59c Mohair dust proof ngh lnstre 1oc quaty At 60c Jacquards small desgns 90 to o oo At 75c, Sebastapool me coro all WOOL o I o 89c Armure mourning weave all WOOL ooncl $oo qu"y At 89e Popin all wool me cora ooncn Foo qualily At 89c Melrose all WOOL ngn nsn oo9o Pd.0 s At l.25 Tamise, SILK warp SOIL cigy, %iov quay At i.25 Endora silk warp SOIL cnng oo-hc g oo At l.25 Tissue all WOOL SOIL chs 9i. ' o At l.25, Clariette SIX warp, SOIL ohsy 7oa A S od a At i.50, Marcel1ta, SIX warp so ciy M no ' At i.50, Velour, all WOOL SOIL Glsy' 4o & % SSo 9oy At i.50, Foule all wool SOIL clnss eioJ eS o At 75 Gros de Lyon all WOOL so gy' ; @ so na At 200 Serpentlne all WOOL sol so s0o At 2.00 Mohar, SILK warp SOIL oinsS' 7fn 'N.o q'
The age-herald., 1901-03-17
\UMSte Soods Nnder -pvlced

White goods for early spring way under priced for Monday and Tuesday. Dc for 7Iac quality Checked Nainsook. s1ac for 12Iac quality Checked Nain-.
 sock. Dc for 6Iac quality India Linon. 1oc for 12Lac quality India Linon, verys
 sheer. 12Isc for 1ac quality India Linon, very!
 sheer. Zoe for 35c and 40c quality fancy stripe
 and check Madras for shirt waists 4 50 for 45c quality French Nainsook, 48-
 inch. 19c for 25c quality Sheer Persian Lawn. 2oc for 35c quality Sheer Persian Lawn
The age-herald., 1901-03-17
Sprlne Roslcru
 ShowlNa

Another lace work embroid- cred and fancy colored Hosiery season-We show Monday our own special importation of fine Hosiery for ladies and children. Hundreds of exclusive and sty- fish designs-New lace effects Embroidered effects-High col ored effects on display-Some special values
 At 29e pair, 3sc values everywhere.
 Ladies' Black Lace Lisle Hose,
 high spliced heel, double sole, full
 regular fast black
 At 35c, three pairs for One Dollar,
 Ladies' fast black, plain, Egyptian
 Maco yarn, high spliced heel and
 double toe. regular soc value. At 35c, three pairs for One Dollar
 Ladies' fast black, brilliant lisle
 Hose. high spliced heels, double
 sole, Soc value.
 At 4ec a pair, six pairs for S265--
 Ladies' black lace lisle Hose, six
 patterns, spliced heel and sole, 75c
 value.
The age-herald., 1901-03-17
NNMlte Spreads

Never sold many Spreads before at this We sell heavily hotels and boarding close buyers They goods that wearand at close prices tyoHeres chance for their guresMaes hundred bought the price the these numbers. They may last until Wednesday,
 Q0n Buys white spread guaranteed large enough fit your UJG bedA tightly spread copied from 0 Marseies They sell regular 0 We have only 288 of them 0E Buys satin finished Maseies Bed Spreadfve beaut ZZJ ful designs select from They're worth $3 20 each
The age-herald., 1901-03-17
4lte SouulN and centemevl S\oues oN SaAe

special sale Monday of H'e Jouvn and Centemers cee brated gloves at great reduction
 Jouvn real kid suede glacepique Paris point stitch ngfnest quality of sins in black brown mode and E gray; sell regular $2 25 Sale price. lJO
 Centemer's kd-washable- in popular 1 Rn shades$1.75 the regular price, Sale price ifU
The age-herald., 1901-03-17
Grand Spring Opening,
Bath Essentials

i0c each-German Linen Huck Towel, 17x35 14c quality. l2hc each-German Linen Huck Towel, 18x36 8c quality
 9c eacrsh Linen Hemstitched Towel 19x36 25c quality
 9c each-Knoed Fringe Damask Towel 20x40 25 quality Turkish Wash Rags good size. Silk Wash Rags soft for babies bath 2 5c for Beached Turkish Towel double twisted thread 18x6 BATH MATS-23x23, high colorngs .................. 22x45-Bath Mat in desgns-heavy 26x44Woven Turkish designs.
The age-herald., 1901-03-17
NoueEtles Shat AppeaA to AM
 WomankinA

Dainty Nix Max that appeals to all women at our jewelry 1 counter-each one necessary article to give the finishing { touches to the toilet. Don't judge by the price-They' re alla good or they wouldn't be here-s There's a touch of Le' AiglonN everywhere New Stick Pins, 10c to. ........ 35c ieweled Hat Pins, 75c to. =. .. $5 .OOE l. Aiglan Belt Buckles, soc to. ]. $1.50F Medallion Belt Buckles, 35c to-. 5ocf Side Combs, pair, 25c to. . ..... .$1 .o0 Back Combs. 15c to-. =. ... .$1. .ooS Gilt and Silver Belts, soc and. =. 75cs Brooches, 25c to-. ..$1.25s Fan Chains, 35c to-. -. .... .$2Ooa Hair Barettes, the new pin to
 cath stray hairs, 10c to-. ..... 65c: Leather Belts, 25c to. =. .. .$1 .5oa L'Aiglon Leather Belts, $100 to. .$2. .5o' Velvet, Satin and Gilt Belts, $1 to .S2. .5o' Cut Steel, jet hand, embroidered,
 Sterling silver and German sill
 ver-mounted Chatelaine Bags,
 at $2.00 to-. -. -. =. ..$15.00 The New L'Aiglon Tie, chenille, ---
 with crepe, special... -. ..... 30
The age-herald., 1901-03-17
SaAe of MusIlN NNdeve\otMes

Monday begin sale of Muslin Undercothes for sale garments All crisp new, direct No between middle man to share the They from the manufacturer you This alone saving of from 15 to 25 That other you recall January sale of Muslin Underclohes We'll largest sale held here We intend make tes larger price, style and quality anything of the and here find them better than described
The age-herald., 1901-03-17
SN3aNts' and cNAdreN's Weav

The showing of Infants and Chrens Caps white underwearong and short coa etc. We prepared this department dever beorehave this department additional and help The ecton here every side with nod of approvaof all selected by who knows Come and will find the many wanted things not found in other stores
The age-herald., 1901-03-17
The Ferd Marx Store
The Ferd Marx Store
The Ferd Marx Store
At the Sound o3 tMe SoNe Monday
 ShAs Sa\e comvMences.

The biggest comprehensive sale given here. A including all of the latest Spring Creaonsar under ket values think of it, brand crisp fresh seasonable styles at IF to per under market value-ke ths
The age-herald., 1901-03-17
SowNs

sheer musn yoke of cluster tucks, neck and c0n sleeves with rufie. Sale price UJU
 sheer musln yoke of torchon inserting and tncks, Qn neck Sale price VUV
 French Nnso round yoke of embroidery and Torchon inserting yoke and sleeves finished with tucked rue E
 edged torchon Sale price, Z.UU
 Good quality Nansook square of embroidery En inserting and val ace Sale price I.JU
The age-herald., 1901-03-17
The Ferd Marx. Store
The Ferd Marx Store

MONDAY and TUESDAY, March 25th and 26th. will mark an era in merchandising in our city. We will have our
 Grand Spring Opening, the greatest event in the history of our store worth waiting for-worth coming hundreds of miles to see. Hats, Gowns, Costumes. that wifi vie with Paris, itself Preliminary opening Monday and Tuesday, merely an insight into the following week.
The age-herald., 1901-03-17
l5c and zoe SmhroldeSies oN saAe al Sc aYd.

Monday morning place sale three thousand eght hun dred yards and Nansook Embroidery all good desgns-Edges nchesInserons to inches wdenone worth 5 much 20c They not last throughout the day.
The age-herald., 1901-03-17
RouseMo\d Necessities
 NwusNaMY 2ow -Priced

will be good time to buy few articles for the usefusome to brighten the homea
The age-herald., 1901-03-17
covset covevs

Sheer Cambric full front of Allover Point de Paris Lace. Sale price
 Sheerest Cambric full front of embroidery, finished with dainty embroidery edge. Sale price. .........
 French Nainsook, of wide torchon lace in across front finished with wide lace edge and wash ribbons Sale price
 Finest French Nansook, trimmed with dainty pattern of val inserting and edge and wash ribbons Sale price,
The age-herald., 1901-03-17
NMdevsklvts

Soft Sheer Muslin, ten-inch tucked ruae of cambric- 
 Sheeres Muslin, deep cambrc founce of hemstitched tucks and wide torchon insertion. Sale price.
 Very sof sheer cambrc deep lawn founce of cluster tucks and fancy stitching Sale price
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1901-01-28

der n 1661 and has served III eli Of
ices d the subordinate lodge as well
as the Encampment. BY occupation
he was mechanical engineer, but re-
tired from active life about four years
ago. He leaves a wife and i've chill
dren-Mrs. Charles N. Little of Kirk
wood. o.; Mrs. Hamilton G. Woods of
Martins Ferry; Mr. John +. Howell. Of
the Berry Supply Company. of this
city. and Misses Lucy B. and Grace E.
Howell.
The funeral will take place at two
O'Clock this afternoon. from the family
residence on Sixteenth street. The re-
mains will be laid at rest in Stone
Church cemetery.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1901-01-28
NOTICE TO WINNERS

OF Prixes In the Registers Couuop
Contest.
All the prize winners in the late
Register coupon contest for free schol-
arships in the Scranton Correspondence
Schools are requested to be at this Of
fee at ten O'Clock this morning. to
meet Mr.. Sweeney, the representative
of the schools. 1t is important that
this matter be attended to at the hour
named.