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New-York tribune., 1901-01-10
new YORK CENTRAL,

HARLEM BIvIsIOS.
e.12 A. NJ 335 P NJ. OaiIy. except Sunday. to-
Pittsheld; sundays o2ly at go A NJ
Pullman Cars all through trains.
Trains Illuminated with Pintsch Light
Ticket offices 11S PSI. 415 and l216 Broadway, zS
Union So. W. 2I5 Columbus Ave. l33 West 125th
125th St and 13Sth 2 stations New York. 33S and T28
Fulton St. and 1O4 Broadway. e D.. Brooklyn.
Telephone 300 3sth Street New Central Cab
Service Baggage checked from hotel residences by
Westcott Express Company.
EDGAR VAN ETTEN. GEORGE H DANIELS.
General Superintendent. General Passenger Agent
New-York tribune., 1901-01-10
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.

New-YoIlS January 8. 1901
BEANS AND PEAs-The market is Sts ~ a s5TSager ger
with latter figure now generally asked Medium are
also selling we'll but not quotaby changed. Marrow
are oet and must be very choice command s2 Ex-
porter have taken further lots kidney and there
choice white kidney. which very scarce
New-York tribune., 1901-01-10
y and straw at Nev-York FOR weeks

Exports for the week: To Glasgow $3.50 bales; Triui-
dad l'5 other catering ports. lG3. total 54l6
DO last week, l.2g3 bales.
MILK AND CREAM-The daily average recelpts Of
railroad distributing points in and near the civ for ne
week have been follows. quart cars: ~ 80 "
New-York tribune., 1901-01-10

e.353 bales: receipts e461
bales; stock. 3T2, 0aO bales.
Mobile Jan s-Cotton quiet; middling. 9iac; mid
ding. 9c- Receipts. 316
bales; sales. zoo bales; stock. "a, ,26i bales
New-York tribune., 1901-01-10
ERIE RAILROAD.

Through trains leave New York foot Of Chambers ST.
az follows and minutes earlier from W. sd St:
m pay.-Soid train for Buffalo. Art. 5 o.
Binghamton Waverly Elrnira and Bradford. Coaches.
uaror car and dining 10 Buffalo.
2.3O D. m. Daily-Chteaso Limltei-Fast Mail-Solid
arriving $50 Arr. Cleveland TO
m sieepers to chicago Cleveland Cincinnati Dining
iO o m. Daily.-Bufalo ana Cleveland Express-Arr.
EIfrao O5 Bradford 7.20 jamestown 100 YOungs-
town 1927 a Cleveland II 80 m. Seepers Buf-
falo and Cleveland. Cafe car.
o.l5 D m. DaiIy.-Solid train for Bnghamon Waiver
w. Elmra Chicago Seepers to Buffalo, Chicago Cinc:n-
natl Dining
rTICKETs LOCAL TINE CARDS AND PULLMAN
Broadway 1877 East I25th ST. and 2I3 West l25th St.
Chambers and West 22d St ferries New-Ior; 3S3 and
500 Fulton St. 9s Broadway. Brooklyn; i22 River St.
Hoboken and Jersey City Station. Ne-York Transfer
Co calls for and checks baggage 70 destination.
New-York tribune., 1901-01-10
THE STATE OF TRADE.

Bunalo Jan 9-Flour quiet firm wheat-Spring
sIsadyi s No hard small lots. ssssc; No Northern
9i, osS NO Northern, new s4lsc; winter No red
ls1sc asked; mixed quoted 7sc and No I white TTc
Corn steady-No yellow. 42c; No do 4I&c; No 8
corn 4i1sc, through billed Oats steady; No . white
81 81 sSie; No white soc; No mixed 2sc No do
OF fancy made at 67c; medium at 61c Rve@No on
track offered. 5T1ac; No 1. store. 5Sc.
Chicago. jan s.-The leading futures ranged as fol
lows: -~'--N7 AAAeON "0 -
New-York tribune., 1901-01-10


30 S S 80 1910 CDesbrosses and Cortandt Streets
loss fnjIhlas Car)- l055 Dining Carr I255.
Strests h5ag Carl. 40 DeshrOsses and Cortlandt
40 1 Dlnng CarO. 325 q Dining Carl IS Dining
Gin;;,1 p m. 1910 night. Sunday s Is. S55. 1055
Congressional Linn al Psrior and Dtning Cars.
Is 10 i Mo- Dining Carr ass Dining carr. as
in sOGiInHERX FAILwAY.-Express. s2s 25 D. m. 1a1o
and Nh AND WESTERN RAILwAY.-For Memphis
N1LnS>ILG n Ill., COAST LINE,-Fxpress and Is
C44E5SSAPEAKE = & OHIO RAIEwAT.-s.55 a. m and
ShABQARD 1S @ AIR LINE-Ex,ress 1255 D. and IcIo
FOB OLD POINT CnWFoRT and NoRFuLK-T55 a. m.
ATIaNT1tggs ATISSCI1gs and and $ s. ,. m daily.
stngSn Eestiouled Trains Buffet Parlor Cars and
CAPE MAY.-I2 * n =, 1vaAt-5ays
FV points on New York and Railroad from
IWenty-thhd Street Station. S55 a. i2&o.
,frem Deshrosses and Cortandf streetsS. 900 a
-'O' S-4O anc AlO p. m Sundays. 945 a. m. 515 p M
FOR PHILADELPHIA
90 (Dss6rosses CortIandt Streets AGO. T2s T55.
ceoS S20 C955 Penna. Limited. 1910 CDesorosses
Ca oITtandf Streets 1920 lDinng GaIl 1O55 Dining
srSsses and Cortandt Streets 2Ol 255 q 4cs.
Dning Car1 = 50 Dining Carr 555 Dining Carr.
80 c1o coachesI. SIS s55 9s5 s55 GlmiredS. ass.
1i, ma 1Dlnins Can m II s. r. Dining Carl lss
r0es 1ss9t Office. NJ. -, OK ,,os ,,,. =, %,
way Astor House; West Twenty-third Street Station:
and stations foot OF Desbosses and Cortandt Streets
PENNSYLVANIA Annex station Brooklyn: station Jersey
Clty The New York Transfer Company will call Tor
and check baggage from hotels and residences through
Telephone "914 Eighteenth Street, Pennsylvania Rail-
road Cab Service.
]. B. HUTCHINSON ]. r WOOD.
General Manager General Pass'r Agsnt-
New-York tribune., 1901-01-10
NAVAL STORES.

Trading active spirits today and the
ket ruled dull about unchanged
ever was shade steader on of good local de-
mand Prices were appended:
TAR-Regulars 50: do OIL bbls,
SPIRITS TCRPGNTINE-40d40I3c
ROSiN-Common 70 good strained, 81 T59s1 so; 2,
81 so: F. 81 s7le G. 81 90 Il. 81 92h l. 81 95 K 50 O5
NJ, 81 20; n. 81 80; " G, So; " W. So 25.
STOCK ON HAND.
SplIlts Idrpehtihe' Dds 2s3
- Wilmington Jan e-Spirits turpentine steady. S51s
S6c receipts 20 bbls. Rosin steady. 81 201s1 25
ceipts Crude turpentine quiet 81 aOS2 so: re-
ceipts, rs bos Tar hrn. 81 so; receipts, 255 bbIs
Charleston. jan 9--Turpentine firm IS lac. Rosn drn
unchanged.
savannah Jan 9Spirtts turpentine firm. 36c
3s9 bbs sales i30 bbls 21S bbs Rosn steady
and below sc on as inside: receipts 5T65 bbs; sales
4.7S7 bbls; exports. 1889 bbs
New-York tribune., 1901-01-10
ROYAL. BLUE LINE.

FOR PHII.ADELPHIA.
Y.4so +T3O $500, 1900, 1000, 50 a n f1.Oc.
.1sO t3O0 $40. f40o Sf40o t4So. 800 TOO. us
BALTIMoRE AND WASHINGToN.
T.4SO. $500 1000. S11.3O a m f1OO. $780, g 40s
800 100 p. H.. a.15 mdt.
434 cas- 1900 1854 Broadway, l13 5th Ave- I3I 9Th Ave.
West. iS3 Fast 125th ST.. 2T3 West 125th
ST. Columbus Ave. New-York; Court St. S44 500
Fulton St. Brooklyn; 9S Broadway Williamsburg New
Transfer Co calls for and checks baggage TO dest
nation. -
Sundays only
New-York tribune., 1901-01-10
BALTIMORE 3 OHIO RAILROAD

b. & o. EIectrornobile
Crnces: 113 I72 281 434. 1900 Broadway. IS Union
Square W. 39t Grand Street NJ Y: 343 fulton Street.
Brooklyn: Whitehall Terminal and Liberty Bag
checked from hotel residence TO destination
New-York tribune., 1901-01-10

Coffee Cabies-Santos-Coff market firm; good 70
age Santos eS20O; receipts I7CO0 bags stock l24400
bags. Ha-hnrg-offee market opened ! pfg lower; AZ
so n \ ~ pfg lower sales, $1,000 bags HaNre
Coffee opened barely steady. = franc lower;
e. - m unchansed at ) unchanged and quiet;
$50 n,
New-York tribune., 1901-01-10
. as follows:

Ro-CoTee market steady: No Rio. 6sa50 exchange,
9d receipts 6GO0 bags; cleared the United states
SEQ cleared for Europe. 1000 bags; stock 2e9ooo
New-York tribune., 1901-01-10
CENTRAL \. R. OF new JERSEY.

Anthracite Coal used exclusively.
Four Tracks. ''Electro-Pnsumatic'' signals
Stations in Nev-York- Liberty St and South Ferry.
Trains leave Liberty St below ime South Ferry
five minutes earlier except noted).
New-York tribune., 1901-01-10
Railroads.
DENNSYLVANIA
a RAILROAD

STATIONS foo. OF WEST TwENTY-THIRD STREET
AND DESBROSSES AND CORTL-ANDT STREETS
SS'Ihe leaving time from Desbrosses and
toriandt Streets is five minutes later than
thnt given below for Twenty-third street
stathon. except where otherwise noted
''S., a " FAST MAILA-Limired Buffet Parior
Ne" Yok TO Pitts5urg- Sleeping Car PittsouFs to
n 20 coaches Pittsburg
W. FAST LINE-FittsburE and Cleveland
O'se, "a. VI PENNSYLVANIA LIN TED-Pullnan Com
"sIt Sleepirg. Dinin~ Smoking and OBSERVATION
Eor Chicago Cleveland. Toledo. Cincinnati. In
, gG1ai,s.t'l.iss Louisville Louis.
Tola+c, " CHICAGO AND ST LOUIS EAPFESS,,-For
5no, Nasnvlue tvia Cincinnati and L0utsvtlie)s n
ssV4,s chicago. St Louis. Dining Car.
= VI. ST LOUIS EXPRESS-For Pfttsburs. N
= - ~ louisville St Louis Dining Car
,S =. W. WESTERN EMPRESS For Chicago For
--In1u. except Saturd9-. Dining Car
-, vi, PACIFIC EXPRESS For Pittsburg and Chi
Eor Knoxville dailv Shenandoah Valley
3 =, Sonnects for Cleveland except Saturday.
65rrrEs W CLEVELAND AND CINCINNATI Elk
-tN-oo--tor Pittsburg "a nd Cincinnati
New-York tribune., 1901-01-10

Receipts of breadstufs at interior points thousand
as follows.
New-York tribune., 1901-01-10

Inc MIX Exchange directors a special meeting held
on december ~ liked the price OF milk beginning jan
udIy L. AT sc quart net to the shipper reduction OF
IS Ihe surplus west Of the hudson quoted at 81 40
Douglas Island news., 1901-11-27

5000 bear skins were shipped from the Yukon basin in British territory last year.
 Asan Francisco company is advertis- ing for 100 men to go to Siberia on 90 per cent lay
 Teams crossed the Yukon on the ice at Dawson to Klondike City last year on Nov. 3rd,
 The old Pack Train saloon building at skagway, is to be fitted up as var iety theatre.
 The government light houses on Sen tinel Island and Five Fingers are near ly completed.
 The price of house and office phone service at Skagway has been consider ably reduced.
 Between 25OOO and 3OOOO martins were trapped on the streams no"Ans ln'o Vil0 Yukon, last season.
 Judge Wickersham of Nome is doing a little commissioner removing busl- ness on his own hook.
 The first mail from Atlin since the close of navigation was received at Skagway the 18th inst.
 The government will establish aweek- ly mail service between Haines and Porcupine this winter.
 Travel from Porcupine to Haines is almost entirely suspended owing to the impassabiIity of the trail.
 Dr. Wilbur, of sitka, has been called to Philadelphia to take charge of the Wilbur Chocolate Works.
 skagway's basis of taxation is ex- pected to replenish the city's exchequer to the amount of s9,323.0o.
 skagwsy's delinquent tax payers are coming forward to the pay counters with encouraging regularity.
 skagway recently suffered from the operations of pickpockets, supposed to have come out from Dawson.
 The steamer Mocking Bird is being repaired at skagway and will be put on the run to Hoonah Hot Springs.
 HB. LeFevere has been appointed secretary of the Skagway Chamber of Commerce, vice W. H. Lemcke, resign ed.
 Ice last year became solid on the Yu- lon in front of Dawson on the morning of Nov. 2nd, with the thermometer at IA below.
 It said that between 500 and 800 people will winter in Atlin. The town boasts of stores, ' hotels and as many saloons.
 Last year thick ice was running in the Yukon on Oct 18th, while this year on Nov. 18th, the river was still open at White Horse.
 The principal streets of Dawson have been renamed, mostly in honor of pio- neers, and sign boards placed on the street corners.
 Drs. Moore and Keller, of skagway and Jack Bigelow, of Porcupine, ex' pended s2o0OO on Mckinley creek, ir the Porcupine district, last season or fumes and machinery, and will be ready in the spring to handle large amount of dirt.
Douglas Island news., 1901-11-27
The N0rthIand The Latest News, from Reliable Sources, Concerning the Great
 North, Condensed. Information for Everybody.

There is IS inches of snow at Atlin. Navigation on Lake Atlin is tied up tight.
 There are said to be 100 men employ ed at Rodman Bay.
 Moonlight skating parties are the proper thing at Skagway.
 10000 tons of freight were handled at St. Michael last season.
 The skagway Weekly News has been ensmalled to five columns.
 There is talk of organizing lodge of Odd Fellows at Ketchikan.
 The skagway river was running full of slush ice on the 16th inst.
 sitco Bay cannery pack the past sea son amounted to 65,ooo cases. Hunters have cleaned up all the rab' bits in the vicinity of Skagway.
 It costs canine g a year to walk the streets of Ketchikan unmolested.
 Nothing now goes but brick fues within the fire limits at Skagway.
 Dr. L. S. Keeler, of Skagway, has qualified as referee in bankruptcy.
 A bi-weekly mail service to Atlin will be maintained throughout the winter.
 Nome's winter population is given by Lieut.. Jarvis at between 5000 and $500.
 The Amur is the only Canadian steamer on the Alaska run this win ter.
 A large sawmill with first class equip ment, is to be built at Atlin this win ter.
 Quite force of men are scattered along the Yukon at work on the winter trails.
 Sleighing parties are pleasant tea- lures of the long evenings at White Horse.
 The crew of the steamer Cleaner of the Atlin route have gone south for the winter.
 60 tons of Salinas county, California, potatoes, were recently marketed in Dawson.
 Ten more stamps will be added to the Sunrise company's plant in the Atlin district.
 The Guide reports the location ot more quartz lodges in the vicinity oi Skagway.
 Haines Mission people go regularly to skagway to assist in the Salvation Army work.
 Transportation agents say that trave over the ice to Dawson will be goot this winter, and that the rush will se in about the middle of January.
Douglas Island news., 1901-11-27

c. E. Tibbits, of Juneau, has received the contract for carrying the mail from Juneau to Skagway and way ports. The service will be once week until the first of May, when it will be doubl- ed.
 According to the Skagway Alaskan of the 14th inst, there is man work ing on a bench in the Porcupine dis trict, with small stream of water, who is taking out six ounces of gold dust per day.
 Judge Sehlbrede, of Skagway, upon his return from his trip down the Yu- kon, resumed his duties as U. s. com missioner. But, upon his vindiction by the grand jury, resigned in favor of J. J. Rogers.
 Capt. Kilgore of the revenue cutter Rush has filed claim to Harbor ls- land,in Sitka Harbor, with the surveyor general, retaining the same as a gov ernment reserve for the use of the rev. enue cutter service.
 A drift four feet high and thirty feet long, in solid rock, is said to have been encountered on Bonanza creek, show ing that the Klondike had been pros pected long before the advent of the present race of miners.
 Jerry Moore got load of tangle-foot aboard in the Last Chance Saloon at Skagway and then tried to make mince meat out of Richard Ryan with knife. Ryan got back at his assailant with stove poker and the affair terminated.
 The Skagway Guide of the 18th inst. has the following, which reveals the changes old time can wiring in on this universe in comparatively short time: f"All of the citizens of Dyea came over today. They both came over in an h. dian canoe."
 Murray Eads of the Standard theatre and Mir. Jackson, Savoy, Dawson, re. gently had a red hot scrap over the lease of the Orpheum, in which the supes in the first two resorts took a hand. The police stepped in and quiet ed the riot.
 The Skagway Guide says that there will be a railroad at Valdez when Mt. Dewey is hole in the ground. This will make Valdez people sorry for the disaster that surely hovers close above the feecy battlements of the mount of revered and honored name.
 Communication with the States was resumed at White Horse on the 18th inst. Eleven miles of wire in the Tes- lin district had to be restrung, owing to the old wire being cut to pieces by falling trees. 400 commercial mes- sages had accumulated.
 The Skagway Alaskan, in speaking of the different means of reaching the Porcupine diggings, says one way is to hire an Indian to take you by canoe. He will charge you S5 for the trip and take you to Kluckwan, from where he will make you walk to Porcupine, and you will be glad of the chance.
 Capt. John Irving and F. s. Barnard have applied for charter to build 8 railroad from Kitimaat harbor to Hazel ton, on the Skeena river, and also for the privilege of an extension of this road from the latter point to Atlin lake and to Lake Teslin, as well as a line to the Peace river pass, to the southeast.
Douglas Island news., 1901-11-27

Wiley, Finley and Murray are report ed to have taken out s6O,oO0 on No. 2 above in the Porcupine district the past summer.
 The N. VIM. P. recently turned loose an insane man at Skagway. Now Skag- way harbors the insane idea that she has a kick coming.
 It is given out on the quiet that the Yukon census will show population of 10000 for the district, and 5000 for the city of Dawson.
 Fallen trees are said to be the cause of the interruption of telegraphic ser vice on the Dominion line between Ashcroft and Caribou.
 The Atlin Claim advises prospectors to look for platinum, for the demand is constantly increasing and it's value IS now greater than gold.
 The Journal says that Rev. Father Trivelli, s. J., of Juneau, has been ap- pointed to take charge of the Catholic interests at Ketchikan.
 The man who discovered the Candle creek diggings says he is not much stuck on the proposition, although he bonded his property for S16o,000.
 On the 18th inst. the water in the Yu- kon had fallen considerably and the pre- diction was being made that the river would freeze up within week.
 A party of eight has organized at Dawson society on the plan formu- lated by Bellamy, and will endeavor to reduce his theories to actual practice.
 Anyone knowing the whereabouts of James McDonough, who was in Pine city in '99, will confer favor by notify ing the government agent at Atlin B. c.
 Sam Smith, formerly of Rock Springs, Wyoming, supposed to be somewhere in Alaska, is wanted by E. Wheeler, at the Arlington hotel in se- attle.
 The first man to leave Dawson last year over the ice was R. w. Calderhead. He left that place on Nov. 9th at a. m. and was also the first man to reach Skagway.
 The Olympic Mining company, oper- ating on Woronoski Island, near Wrang, ell. has let the contract for 2o-stamp mill to be delivered not later than March 1st.
 News has reached Dawson of good strike on All Gold creek, on Il below discovery. In the rush of '97 this stream was thought to be an Eldorado but failed to pan out.
 The Alaskan says that there is a gloomy prospect for turkeys at Skag' way Thanksgiving. From the turkeys standpoint, Skagway has not any large sized corner on gloom.
 Trains on the W.P. & Y. R. R. arc not running with any degree of regu larity, which fact, of itself, is an assur ance that winter is hitting things ur along the high divides.
 Nome is again enjoying it's usual car nival of fun and mid-winter festival oi destitution, and is appealing to Uncle Sam to pluck few presents from iti Christmas tree to relieve the strain or the local Santa Claus.
Douglas Island news., 1901-11-27

c. E. Tibbits, of Juneau, has received the contract for carrying the mail from Juneau to Skagway and way ports. The service will be once week until the first of May, when it will be doubl- ed.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1901-06-10

upon your very heart, and defend it
with your life.
And yet, God has given you such
treasure in your child. An immortal
soul, purchased by Christ's blood, is en-
trusted to- your care, and you are to
beautify it by instruction and example.
AS you regard it, it will be a jewel for
the Kings crown, or darkened, blight
ed spirit, untitled for heavenly compan-
ionship. And how do you respect this
trust? You throw it off from your keep
ing. You fail to watch it. You permit
the Kings enemies to surround it and
impress their faint upon it. 1t is daily
slipping away from you while you are
swiftly going to God to account for it.
The reason why your children are ire
ligious may be owing to your want of
fidelity to them, and to Him who has
given Himself for them. You must
change your treatment; give your chill
dren healthful amusement, such as will
be good for soul and body; teach them
to look away from the simplest follies
for their enjoyment. Establish a conf
dence with them about religious mat
tiers. Let their eyes read upon your
heart an intense desire for their saliva
ton. Surround them with a religious
q tn1nnhoro lilo no in 1-hi NY
dwelt. Show them that to be a Chris
tIans is to be cheerful, joyous, sunny,
while it is exalted purity. Teach them
the sweetness, the ineffible delight Of
communion with God. Ask Gods help
upon this course, and you will see the
result you claim to desire.
Hitherto I have spoken exclusively Of
the efforts of parents themselves in the
training of their children; and l wish
it to be understood most distinctly and
unequivocally that, as regards the first
few years of the child's existence, | place
their efforts above those of every other
being in the world. At the same time,
| should not be stating the whole truth
on this subject did | not add that, in
addition to the parents instructions, the
children should very early come under
the care of the church, and pass into
the congregational Sabbath school.
Nothing is better adapted to second the
Instructions of the Preside than a WELL
organized and sufficiently conducted
system of juvenile instruction. A we'll
appointed band Of Sabbath school teach
ers forms the right arm of Christian
minister. A well-attended. well-con-
Quoted Sabbath school is a sure token
of present, and one of the surest pledges
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1901-06-10

10, a barsain la Park View.
strong double bouse, zz-6 and 2@zs MarEet
st.T rooms. large lot. Edginston Lane: very
eHsT r5oms. corner lot. iH sixteenth ztrest.
at low price. 80, sr.4
second street al low price TO settle an
- rooms' No. 81 Main street. lot 30 feet
front. Cheap 10 settle estate.
strong s-Foom house corner IhiTty-hrst
and Eoff streets. wish large iot-cEeap 10
ss ss1ong s-room house and hall f7I9 Wood
i-roorn cottage, corner OF Nccolioch and
raserns rooms . rooms T. rooms and
II rooms on Fifteenth street.
Strong 5-reoru aDlse corner OF Twenty
sevef.sf and Jaeoo streets, cheap TO settle
estate
Strong brick house. 21lZ Ion street, 8
yacs-s st0re roofs and hall
5-roorn and s-roOD house. both on SIX
teenfh street, eheap.
of an acre 81 ground. ia miles east Of
e'i i'srgs loi. With s-roorn house, on Nine
tenth street. on esssv terms
for s., eoe-ssds cash. balance on easy
rooms. modern improvements, Eo1
street, centre WheeisEg
rooms, good condition. 30 ehapAne
( rooms ana han. Jaeob street. Centre
wheeling. very cheap.
! rooins. Sixteenth street. very cheap
lfouey - loan Or real estate e
N&8Hl1 AZ
~ ~ m Mefi<ce ~, " eslfnG. ~ y
|s< 5zsz g. i1a
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SIMPSON g. TATUM.
For sl2 c..

plUlI DOAF N ~ " uA'
Room 1 City Bank Building. Wheeling.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1901-06-10
STEAMBOATS,.

leaving wharfboat. foot OF TNelfth street,
as follows:
steamer VIRGINIA" T. S. Calhoun.
Master. Robert H. Kerr, Purser. Every
sunday at a. m.
Steamer "hEYSToNE STATE" C. w.
Knox, Master. VIII u. kimDie. Purser.
Every Tuesday at S a. n.
Steamer QUEEN CITY T. $. Sanford,
Master; Dan Lacey, Purser. Every Thurs
day at a. m
For freight or passage telephone $50.
CkOCI-ARD & BOOTH.
no2Tsh Agents.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1901-06-10

Two frame h0ugss or Erie street: cheap
and on easy terms.
House rooms. hall and cellar, stahle ~
rear. McColloeh street. This Is GOOD,
cheap property.
seven-roorn house south Penn street;
high location. lot &3xlz0, $500.
Housed rooms At Woodsdale. near Eeih-
any Pike; lot 50xls) 5000
House rooms; lot 25xi0Gs on Twenty
seventh street, Si.6H.
tine laying farm near West liberty;
1sa acres This place is good land ana
house worth 1900 on IT. The coal under.
lying this place is worth Just one-nslf
price asked for coal. Land and All.
Two good lots on South Huron street;
Lois al Park View, Echo Point, Thomp-
son Place and in the new Elm Heights adj
dition TO Elm Grove -. -,
Farm Of IS acres ri Roneys Point. coal
unaeriyiug H. % 10 70 good fruit trees.
GOOD stable. corn crib, smoke house. good
eIx-roon house; part Of place = bottom
lard 900 yards fr0m church. 100 yards
from school
L. A. ROLF,
REAL. ESTATE and FIRE INSURANCE.
rel s6g Residence Tel. q y. q.
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REAL ESTATE BARGAINS.


FOR SALE.
The very desirable country home
of j. u. Aeker, ESD, In Pleasant
valley. The ground fronts liz feet
on the Nationai Road. extending
back $50 feet to n street In the rear.
A comfortable frame dwelling, eight
rooms and bath. water. Haturai
gas. etc. frame barn. shrde trees
and fruit trees Just coming into
bearing. For further particulars
and price call ON
SIMPSON g. TATUM.