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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1901-10-13

it was awarded to Hickock Bros, who
began the work to-day.
Miss Annie Phillips, of Rock LICK,
was visiting friends in town yesterday.
w. w. Winters is able to be out again
after a few weeks sickness.
Charlie Parriott was at Warrington
Yesterday
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1901-10-13

blood disease. Eand local applica-
tions I they eompllsh anything
at all. 6imply I've transient reiief.
Thee eatarrhq poison is in the
blood Qnd th& mucous membrane
of TIE Rose, tbfbat and ira ha4 tries
to relieve the kystem by sesTeting
large q4antite4 OF mucous, Ne dis
ehargea song ihes closingrlp tie
nostril$ Dropping into th&thro2t.
causing deafneEs by closing the
Eustadb an fu!4s, and aftsg a time
causing Gag rrA of the STOMACH or
serious ahrq at aud lung tfoublts.
A red edS tosreally cub caiaIrh
must bs az inyrnal renlsiy which
will clAn& It'd blood from catar-
rhal mo- ap remoyf the teser
and coigstio4 from txe mucous
''g The M and nest rsodern rem
edies fd&fhis purpose IRE antisep-
ties sciaS ifcaHy known as Euca-
lyptol, Hlaiacdl, Sananinarla and
Hydrast anHwhile zach of these
have BED sued sssully used separ-
ately, I'd it tfs be@1 difficult to
get ther1Ell Cd nblnsfi in one pal
atable, sSnveIf ent and ehicie@t
The hapufadturet of the new
eatarrh Et7e, sttartf Catarrh Tab
let's, hae fuccseded admirably ia
accomplishing dis 4 result. They
are large, heasaht FASTING lozen ges,
TO be dssoEed IN the mouth, thus
reaching e5try naH of the mucous
membra ne 4 the throat and finally
the stomactE
UnlNa mapy acatarrh remedies,
Stuartt CataE'h ~ blets contain no
coeains opiae on other iniuriol
drug S1hatevsf sgnd are equa "
beneficial for slisle children and
aa mr'Sc. R. Rsdpranat. of Rosh-
ester. N. Y, say& Il know of few
people who havXsuffered as much
as | from Catar97 of the head,
throat and stomaA. | used sprays,
inhalers and powders for months
at a time with soMy slight relief,
and had no hope aef cure. had
not tie means 70 mike change Of
climate, which seemed my oily
chance of cures
Last spring I read ap account OF
some remarkahle cures made by
Stuart,s Catarrh Tablets and
promHly bought a fifty cent box
from my druggist, and obtained
such ppsitive benefit from that one
package that d continued to use
them eaily until | now consider
yselfientirely free from the dis
gustingAannoyance of catarrh; my
head isNlear, my digestion all l
could ask and my hearing. which
had begun to fail as a result OF the
catarrh, has greatly improved un-
til | feel can hear as well as ever
They are household necessity in
my family"
Stuart's Catarrh Tablets are sold
by druggists at so cents for COM
plete treatment and for conven-
fence, safety and prompt results
they are undoubtedly the long
looked for catarrh cure
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1901-10-13
West Virginia Industries.

The Clarksburg Cooperative Window
Glass Company's plant at Adamston,
started up last week and active oper-
ations will begin next week. Fires
were started Monday and the week was
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1901-10-13
NO ARGUMENT NEEDED.
Every Sufferer From Catarrh Knows
That SaIves, Lotions, Washes,
Sprays and Douches Do
Not Cure.

Powders, lotions, salves, sprays
and inhalers cannot really cure
Catarrh, because this disease is a
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1901-10-13
CLOTHING AND FURNISHINGS.
SMART CLOTHES

FOR MAN AND YOUTH.
Fall and Winter styles nre
ready I'm the utmost fuIInexs
All the new ideas that tailor
wit evolved, are expressed in
Properest form in our new
Suits and overcoats at $1,000,
$3.50 and $500. No more, no
less.
The Sack Coat help n man to
broad Athletic figure. The
smartest trousers are more bng-
gy though narrow at the bot
tom. Overcents are longer and
fuller than ever.
Everything the wen dressed
mnn wants is found Mt it's best
In GREIG's CLOTHING.
@. W.. &reI -.
Exclusive Men and Youths Clotlller
"All Goods PRESSED Free"
1850 NGatn street.
oc4tu, fri. d, c
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1901-10-13

FOR RENT CARDS. Blank HOUSE "A
and Blank Deeds and Deeds OF ppo0l
sale at REGISTER COUNTING NV
1925 Market Street
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1901-10-13

THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO.. Atlanta. Ga
Arizona republican., 1901-08-16

He made no charges against anyone.
 OFF FOR THE CoAsT,-Among the excursionists who left for the coast last night via the NJ. & P. & s. R'V. railroad were; san Diego--E. Viault, T. T.. Otero and wife, J. D. Martin, c. A. Stewart, J. B. Long, Mrs. c. H. Akers, w. H. Logan, w. o. Newcomb, Mrs E. F. Ksllner. H. M Weirick, II. w. Westover J. B. Spainhowsr; San Fiancisco-H. w. Hamilton and w. A. Bolton; San Psdro--H. Renaud; Santa Barhara--I. J. Doster, c. S. Hoover and w. II. Code; santa Monica-N. s. Young. s. E. Hodges. Mir. and Mrs. Dan Browning and Joe Branen Long Reach-Mrs. D. Kloss.
 THE AFTER RMATH.-Charles IT. Fitch against whom judgment was rendered on Wednesday in Justice Gray's court in the trial of the case brought against him by Mir. Whitton for the possession of three horses. could not be found yesterday, and neither could the horses be located. The incident of the trouble between the two men also stirred others into action who had previously reposed confidence in Fitch, and the result was that the Gibson stable was haunted all day by men who had some kind of lien they wished to file against Fltch's property. GOT A BAD EYE.-Mr. James Shott, councilman from the First ward, is carrying around with him an eye that | would attract attention in any country. He went down in the cellar under Gold mans store, Wednesday, to tap a bar rel of vinsg gar. He was most successful | in the operation, in fact, success came be fore he was looking for it. So did | the vinegar and it struck him full in the eye. It was of that high proof va riety that needs several parts water to one of vinegar to make it attractive to the stomach. much less the eye, and the | result can be well imagined. The shock and pain was so severe that Mir.
 Shott fell twice in getting up the eel
 lar steps. He proceeded to wash the | eye cut and treat 1t incidentally at
 once. but 1t still looks and feels as though mule had been using 1t in tar get practice.
 AN AMICABLE SETTLEMENT - l lIl6 ulSDGlt DttW6t1l SndlitS l,OnOlTlu
 and R. Allyn Lewis. over the party
 wall in the rear end of the new build | ing being erected by the latter gentle man at the corner of Center and
 Adams street, was amicably settled
 yesterday through Building Inspector | Sunderland. The foundation wal is
 sixteen inches thick and according to a
 survey, to which MT. Donofrio pins his [ faith, the wall is aboug six inches over
 the line of his property. According to anothsr survey by which Mir Lewis | has been operating the wall is all right | It was suggested by the contendine | parties that the wall above the ground
 be made but eight inches thick so il
 could be placed where both parties de-
 sired it. and yet ohviate the necessity
 of tearing out the foundation wall. Ir view of the fact that the wal! will have
 no joist or other heavy weight to sup port, the building inspector consented
 to the arran gem mt. and 6 report tC
 that effect will be made to the city | council.
Arizona republican., 1901-08-16
CANADA AFTER AFRICAN TRADE
Commissioner Cummings Says It Will
 Get That of the Transvaal.

Montreal. Aug. l5.-Janes Cumming, the Canadian trade commissioner, has written to a Brockvi!le correspondent, saying that the demands of the mili tary for wharfage and transportation check and block ordinary trade at all ports. but that when peace is restored and the Transvaal mines are producing there will be an immense market for Canadian lumber, furniture. carriages, agricultural implements, boots and shoes mining machinery and electric and steam railway supplies.
 ''The mines in Johannesburg have been largely worked by engineers from New England and California" he says, and through them has been fostered the demand for American machinery. l find that trade does not so much fol- lew the flag as it does the active emi- grants from manufacturing countries. Canadian goods are coming in to a considerable extent Via New York, and are classed as American, but direct communication Is essential"
Arizona republican., 1901-08-16
PEOPLE WHO ARE LOST
Anxious Inquiries After Four Missing
 Men

City Marshal Kinney yesterday re- ceived two letters inquiring for lost people. One was from parties inquir- ing after man named Burke, who was reported to have been killed here dur ing the month of July. As no one was killed here during July. or for some time before, the report is probably err roneous. but any one who knows of the killing of man by that name in Ari- Zont win confer favor on his friends by reporting to the marshal. The man rs ferred to may be the cowboy killed on the San Pedro in Pinal county some time ago, and who was once famous as member of the posse that followed Evans and Sontag, the California ban dits.
 The other letter was from Miss May Shea of Grass Valley, California, who refers to a story printed in this paper on August 9th relative to the finding on the desert of one Jack Shea, almost .n q perishing condition for the want of water. The information used by this paper came from Kingman, Ariz., where no doubt further particulars can be learned. The printed story stated that Shea was almost insane and the writer. who. is his sister, fears that he is either helplessly insane or dead Any one knowing further particulars should inform Miss Shea.
 The Republican received letter yes terday inquring after a lost man. It is self explanatory and Is reprinted be- | low. There is no knowledge of the man in question at this office, and any read CT who may know of his whereabouts is in position to favor anxious parents.
 Danvile. Penna.. Aug. 9, 1901.
 To the Editor of The Republican, Dear Sir: Would you please try and ascertain the whereabouts of one Will | jam A. Bare, age about 20 years. height { feet, weight about 115 pounds, black l hair. square shoulders, and stout: has | good education. The last We heard from him he and two or three other men were prospecting at Oracle, Ari- | Zona, which was year ago. He being our son and not knowing what has be- | come of him, you can judge how father and mother feel. and if you can give us any information we wi, 00n- slider ourselves greatly indebted to yoI, | He was some two years ago employed by the San Francisco Weekly Exam iner as a travelling agent, but quit them and went to prospecting. Please do what you can in this matter. and ad- advise us. Yours.
 J. r. BARE. Danville. Penna.
 Mayor Talbot has also received an
 inquiry, from the relatives at Kansas City of George Croft, desiring if pos sible to ascertain his whereabouts. H.
 was known to be here about three
 months ago, since when he has not beer heard from. He is wanted to partaei'
 pate in the division of his fathers es' state, which in his absence is tied up.
Arizona republican., 1901-08-16
ARE YOU... PUTTING UP
 FRUIT?
Before you buy go to David.
 sons Cash Store.

Before you buy go to David
 sons Cash Store. Jelly Glasses. 4oc doz 6Oc doz and COG doz
 Mason Jars, plnts, $l.OO dog; quarts Sl25 dog.
 The best Jar Rubbers 5c dog. Fruit Jar Fillers 15c.
 Parent Jar Fillers 45c.
 One Gallon Stone Preserve Jar with Cover, S5c.
 Granite Preserving Kettles from quart to 90 quarts at bargain prices. Granite Dish-Pans from 5Oc to SZ'OO' Quart Tin Fruit Cans with wax, 'Oc Der dog.
 Quart Tin Fruit Cans with wax
 Der dog ..........'.''.'' Half Gallon Fruit Cans with wax
 per dog .............''''''''' ''' Wax, per pound. d...........".'.'''' 'lo Lightning Fruit Jars, pints, doz'' $i''V Lightning Fruit Jars, quarts, dog Zoo Lightning Half-gallon Jars, doz'' 0'oV They are high but they are better Pairing Knives 1Oc, 15c and Zoc each' Jars from 1 gallon to IF gallons Don't put up fruit over a hot COOK stove when you can buy the Standard Wickless Blue Flame OH Stoves at Davidson's for $9.S5. KOOL, kLEAN and KONVENIENT. THE ONLY SUCCESSFUL OIL STOVE on the market.
Arizona republican., 1901-08-16

JUSTICE GRAY'S COURT.-Abra ham April was arrested yesterday on a warrant sworn out in Justice Grays court. accusing him of stealing chick ems from man named Anderson, who resides on South Twelfth avenue. The case was set for trial at 10 o'clock this morning.
 MUST PRINT PROCEEDINGS City Attorney Bullard said yesterday that according to a law passed by the last legislature it became imperative for every city council to publish the proceedings of their meetings and the reports of all officers made to them on and after September 1st.
 THE BULLET EXTRACTED.-The Prescott Courier says: "Drs. Garrett and Scarborough yesterday extracted SS-calibre pistol bullet from the thigh of Mrs. Millie Grammar. who is rapidly recovering The bullet entered Ms. Grannan's abdomen, struck the back bone and glanced down into the thigh
 A NEW OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
 incorporation of the Wisconsin Gold Bond Oil company were filed in the of fee of the county recorder yesterday. The capital stock is $1 100000. The in corpoiators are J. F. Kerr, H. H. Da- wis. C. F. O'Brien, M. M Davis, F.. Rothman, M. Nickel and T. C. Tridel.
 WILL JOURNEY EASTWARD.-Mr. and Mrs. C. T. Walters. well known in Phoenix and former residents of the city, came down yesterday morning from Octave, where thsy have been living for some time. They will leave shortly fer an extended eastern journey including a visit to the Pan- American exposition and MT. Walters old home in Virginia.
 BOY SECOND BEST. --Dr. Dameron was driving his horse on a walk down Washington street yesterday near First. when a boy by the name of Frank McCamley, riding on a bicycle. inadvertently turned his wheel in font of the horse. The boy receive d a severe fall, but was uninjured, though his vince! was slightly dam aged. Had the horse been going rapidly the result would have been serious.
 GLOT IS SAFE.-George Glot who had all his friends and the city police guessing for a day or two. turned up all right yesterday forenoon at the Val By corral. He was minus hat and considerably dazed, evidencing more or less intimacy with the wine cup. He still had some money in his pocket and though he was not in condition to give clear account of how he had spent his time recently. this fact lends color to the opinion that if he has been robbed he was a party to the crime
Arizona republican., 1901-08-16
Wilson & Woodbridge
News et Y
 the Town
THE WEATHER
Local Daily Weather Report for The
 Arizona Republican.

Forecast for today-Iocal thunder storms.
 Data for 24 hours ending D. m. yes terlay:
Arizona republican., 1901-08-16

Have Paul Morgan tune and regulate your piano for the fall and winter.
Arizona republican., 1901-08-16

What most people want IS something mild and gentle, when in need of physic. Chamberiain's Stomach and Liver Tablets f.l the bill to dot. They are easy to take and pleasant in effect. For sale by Elvey & Hulett.
Arizona republican., 1901-08-16

Goo Goo avenue Is the principal thor oughfare in the new town of Lawton, Ok. It is 2. rather fantastic name for a street and if the rcnamlLg of 1t were left to an aye and no vote the eyes would probably have it.
Arizona republican., 1901-08-16
Brand of Cain

will be played the Park tonight Everybody that wears noisy squeaky shoes o this play will be marked with that BRAND OF CAIN" for disturbance.
 Our $S0 Shoes squeakess; they have the style and w arr and are sold small profit We want to raise CAIN with $3.50 Mems Shoes-if we're ABLE.
Arizona republican., 1901-08-16

Maximum temperature, 1OS; minimum IS. Average relative humidity, 52 per Total precipitation, T. Character of the day-Pt. Cloudy
 l.. M. DEY, JR.,
 Observer.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1901-03-10

your hills. tho hnrvests Of your val
legs, the manifold manufacturing
plants it can easily support, railroad
and river facilities for transportation.
the natural certainty OF eventual in
crease, and behold! all you need Is to
hail and hasten its coming, it's unre-
luotant approach. Strike the iron OF
your energies whilst white with the
heat of your enthusiasm. Prove to the
world your faith in yourselves, but up
raising no uncertain beacon of hope.
But inspire your home papers by pa
tronage-give them life and you'll I'LL
them with energy to rise to the ex-
allied dignity of heralds to your
nascent growth, your incoming pros
perity. and as you make them greater
and powerful you will magnify
your city, assure its growth and estab-
lish on a frmer basis its present and
future; aye, an hundred fold will you
thus marshal your ranks and concen-
trate your forces. Dream not; for it
is not even an idle thought, but only
a half-wakeful dream to think that out
Of little private communings, out OF
clannishness, out of distrust, out OF
envy, and out of occasional successful
speculations, from a gusher here or a
coal mine there, from one railroad OF
other, because one or two or a dozen OF
you profit, that you are catering to the
city's growth-that its development is
assured-assured when? At the mil
lenium? When you are dead or have
sold your lots or oil or coal interests
and have nothing further to risk? Cruel
~self-seeking mortals! Do not minct
words. Call things by proper names
Be up and doing. Consult not to dis
pute, to argue or to disagree; but meet
to think, act and accomplish together
in unison.
On the solid rock of united thoughts
contemplating the grandeur of YOU
glorious undertaking stand We an(
look out into the future! Behold be
fore you not the Wheeling of dull yes
terday or listless to-day, but the aler
young giant metropolis of energetic
to-morrOw-erect on the outposts O
the Appalachian range hailing hel
parent State, the umquhile "Mothe,
of Presidents" to learn from he
yOuHSeSt ) LuOoL SciieiOu'
sons how to form, shape and make {
BOOM,
To grow on the mountain, blossom in tn
dale,
Flourish on the river, increase on the rail
Magnify the city, assume its futur
growth,
And let prosperity consume all signs o
slowth.
Then by one and the same act of thu
MIND directing the other energies int
wholesome channels, will the destin.
Of Wheeling have become fulfilled il
the larger, more active and more pros
porous GREATER WHEELING.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1901-03-10

The Mere Man confessed he had seen
something of them.
my scheme" said the Woman OF
Ideas, sis to write letters just as good
as any of those printed and sell them
to those who wish to make an impress
sion, but haven't the necessary ability
to round out sentences. You know
want to increase my pin money, and |
think this is a grand way to do it. l
could put an advertisement in the pa
per offering to furniEh the letters for
any emergency, and l ought to make
a good deal"
"If you think, my dear" returned
the Mere Man, that any man or woman
of this day and age makes use Of ex-
pressions such as you find in the love
letters you must have the Bellevue
man and woman in mind"
Whereupon Madam declared him to
be a wet Blanket. and left him 10 pour
the plan into the ear OF her Best
Friend. The Best Friend was entirely
in accord with the scheme, and so en-
thusiastic that she Immediately ex-
pressed a wish to be a partner. She
sven suggested to the organization Of
a stock company, to BE known as the
Cercle de Sentiment, which. she re-
marked. would at once give the plan a
business-like basis and an element Of
delightful mystery.
This suggestion, however, was finally
rejected by the Woman Of Ideas. For"
said she, and very wisely, there Is
certainly no use in taking in others
Who would only reap the rewards Of
our ingenuity and decrease our indi-
vidual proftA" And thia VA % sound
: policy that The Pest brisnd coneurrsd
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1901-03-10

in keeping the scheme between them.
The next point was, naturally, the
framing of the advertisement, and af-
ter a good deal or penciling and erasing
the following was decided on as the
best possible:
Love letters written at a reasonable
rate. Almost everybody would like TO
be able to pour into the ear OF his or
her sweetheart a song OF sentiment that
should be as grateful as the golden
gush OF the sunkissed stream as II
glides down its pebbly bed. The diff
fculty is that few people have the gift
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1901-03-10

Booms are not accidents; they do
not come to sleeping communities. An
tndolent people will never have one,
never see nor feel one. The men of
brains and Drawn, of associate mental
and physical energies conceive and
formulate booms. Their spirit inspires
and enthuses, while it persuades, and
enlists the energies of their fellow citi-
ems A new mental and moral at
mosphere pervades the marts, and
shops, the court and home, the trumpet
voice of their daily papers sounds the
. slogan that mind-force is incarnate.
Just as full fedged Minerva sprung
from the brow Of Jove. No infancy
no ~perceptfble adolescent childhood,
but possessed Immediately of fullest
physical growth and ripeness of mental
faculties, keen. apt and active in every
function. A myth! no; a reality. She
prefigured concentrated energy of mus
Gle and mind, of heart and soul, burst
ing upon s~luggard mortality like
the refulgent sun in a clear sky in the
luminous Orient. True a NEUROLOGICAL
deity-a true diva, translated from
humanity to divinity, a breathing
exaltation of human genius and energy,
-personiled, ~worshipped. Like all
Olympian gods and goddesses, incarna-
lions of human attributes in divinity
Ia sublimated personiflcation of great
deeds-labors Of Hercules, valors Of
Hector, in~vulnerahflity of Achilles,
fidelity Of Aehates, inspiration of father
Anchises, and founding in fact Rome
by his semi-mythic son Aensas, upon
her seven hills, to rule the world and
only going down under that victor of
victors-energy-sapping luxury-tbut
ever immortalizing great deeds, great
achievements, the wondrous growth of
cities, the rise and fall of nations, the
undertakings of great minds inspiring
all others to energetic action-to
launch, sustain and enjoy the bless
ing of real Blooms. Booms- we call
them in the forceful ~vernacular of orig
inal and ingenious America. Not clus-
tering logs rushing with the spring
thaw and booming along the valleys,
laundering and cavorting with the
mountain torrents, but that irrepress-
ible, concerted, concentrated, vehe-
ment, impetuous, yet masterful unity
and concord of activity generated in
the intellects of the unselfsh, nursed
in the breasts of the progressive and
propelled by the resistless energies of
a people enthusiastically hospitable,
and wholesomely, unselfshly glad to
publish to the world the wonderful re-
sources of nature stored UP round
about them awaiting development, and
that they are ready to share, aid and
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1901-03-10
MONEY IN LOVE LETTERS.

Love letters" r~apturously exclaimed
the Woman Of Ideas, 'the very thing
Why didn't | think Of it before?"
The Mere Man, who has the distinc-
ton Of being the husband Of the We
man of Ideas, really couldn't say why
she hadn't thought CT it before. Per
ha2s," he ventured. " If you were to tell
me what giant thoughts are in owen
ton in you mentality I may be ready
with an answer"
Why" exclaimed the Woman Of
Ideas, you must have paid some atten-
ton to the various volumes ot love
letters Of celebrities which are beina
put on the market Just now
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1901-03-10

of expression, though all have tho
quality of appreciation. We can write
your letters for you and you a sign
them. Send 81 for sample letter. to-
gether with description Of the person
that you wish TO impress"
After agreeing that this was indeed
a gem of composition they separated.
When they met the next time they had
forgotten the plan. The Woman OF
Ideas had another scheme. which she
declared immense. and the Best Friend
conceded. They are at work on It
now.