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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-06-05

en- 10 que res pscta popularidad y
venta, las Pildoras Rosadas de Mr.
Williams para personas palidas son
hoy mas popu!ares que nunca SD
venta excede q IL de cualquier otra
medicina.
Las P1ldoras Rosadas del DR. Wi
uiams purifcan y enriquecen Ia san
gre, restablecen los nervios y curarl
Ia PARALYSIS parcial, bale de San vi,
TO, neuralgia, reumas. nerviosidad,
dolor de cabeza nervioso, palpita.
cion del coraz6n, anemia y pa)idez.
frialdad de manos y pies, irregulari
dades en- las funciones mensuales de
las mujeres y Ia debilidad en- ambes
sexos. =.
Son inmejorables para las enfer
medades de los hombres, causadas
por indiscreciones de la juventud,
exceso de trabajo 8 estudio, etc
Las Pfldoras Ro sadas del DR. Wi
!liams Sc venden donde quiera que
Sc vendan medicinas y solamente te.
nemos que recomendar a los consu.
midores que al solicitar esta prepa-
racion repitan Ia palabra Williams:
Hay muchas classes de pfldoras, pur.
gantes, etc., que son de color re sa.
dc pero cue NO SON del DR. Williams
&c! merito no consiste en- ell color, 81
no en- los ingredientess Las legfti.
mas llevan una P de gran tamafo q:
con otras letras mas pequef1as for :
man la frase inglesa Pink Pill for
pale People:
Cualquier persona que tenga di.
acultad on adquirir las Pildoras Ro
sadas del DR. Williams debe dirigir.
Sc q Ia casa DR. Williams Medicine
Co, de Schenectady, N. Y, Estados
Unldos, = sera avisado donde com
prarlas:
En- ell departamento de consultas
de la misma casa Sc dan consejos
gratis a todos los que comuniqu uen
sus s1ntomas: Correspondence en-
castellano g ingl@s: Pida usted un
llbro qu1 Sc envlar& gratuitamente
y franco de porte.
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Descarrilamiento
Del Tren del Sur
SENSIBLES DEsGRACIAs
El Ferro-carrll del Sur ha sufrido un
descarrilamianto On Atlanta oca
sionando muertos y herjdosr

New-York JUNO 5. l. P. M.
Telegramas de hoy dan cuenta
de haberse descarrilado en- Atlanta
Georgia, el ferfo-carril del Sur ha-
blendo que lamentar varios muertos
y heridos.
Sc atribuye 81 suceso descuido
Observation-Disclosures Ell
tren no venia con toda la velocidad,
en- cuyo caso las desgracias serlan
maYOres.
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El Gabinete decide
- No convocar
AL GoNGRESO. :
El Presidente J Gabinete deciden que
es inneeesario convocar al Oongreso
a session extraordinario para tratar
la question de Filipinas.

New-York Junio s. l P. M.
Dicen de Washington, que ell
Presidente Mckinley, de acuerdo
con el Gabinete, ha decidido que es
innecesario convocar al Congreso, a
session extraordinaria para la cues
ti6n de Filipinas.
Cuando Sc abran las Camaras
sera discutido ell asunto pudiendo
en- tanto ell Presidente hacer uso de
las atribuciones que lie concede la
constitution sobre territories ad-
quiridos.
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HECH0S Y DICHOS.
Cr0niQuina del dia.

!
Sc dice, que 81 prestigioso fede'
raj don Luis Mufioz Morales, veci'
no de Cayey, que acaba de regresar
de Ia Peninsula, harA renuncia de los
cargos polfticos que desempeffa, re.
tir&ndose 4 la vida privada.
Anadese que est6 muy descora.
zonado al YER las cosas que ocurren
en- 81 pals, hasta ell extreme do que
desea abandonarlo.
Nos parece que le sobra razon
al senior Mu1loz Morales.
~
Parece que un grupo de cazado'
res ha descubierto una laguna don.
de adundan los patos llamados de la
Florida, de manera extraordinaria
Mas de un ciento dicen que pc
recieron bsjo Ia lluvia de municiones
que les enviaban porlos tubos de las
escopetas.
Y los cazadores reservan en- alb
soluto ell sitio donde So halla Ia la
una consabida, para que otros no
sse aprovechen de su descubrimien-
t t~
Lo mas correcto y conveniente
sera, sacar patente; tanto para estar
ellos cubierto de meroaeadores,
cuanto para que tambien los bfpedos
que comulgamos en- la iglesia patu-
ma, estemos seguros.
Hay que deS engaf1arse que ell
porvenir es de los patos, 81 aprenden
q hablar ingles. Y que 10 aprende'
ran es SECURE. iPues no faltaba mas!
Los recientes asuntos de Cayey,
resultan como aquellos de la oscura
alacena.
Nosotros, como de costumbre.
respetamos todas las versiones, pero
realmente no sabemos de una name
ra absolute y cierta, d6nde queda el
centro del cuadrante.
Cuando un grupO afirma y otro
mega, Sc hace muy dificil para los
que estan lejos, fallar el pleito con-
ciencia.
En- 10 que no queda la menor du
da es, en- que alguno de los grupos
es el culpable.
Esperemos, repetimos, 10 que
resu.te de las averiguaciones ofcia-
les que Sc practican, y la verdad sal
dra la superticie, pese q quien Pc
Eu ell barrio de eCienega,, juris'
diccion de Camuy, hay un senior que
Sc llama Domingo Feliz.
Ese buen senior que <hacia item :
po venfa observando la marcha de
los partidos politicos de Puerto Ri
COZ, resuelve ahora afliarse a uno
de ellos.
Ell sef1or Domingo la ha emba
rrado despues del mucho tempo de
observaciones y demuestra ser corto
de vista.
Debio observar que, meterse
mansamente en- Ia polftica en- estos
dias, es igual meterse en- una jaula
de alacranes.
No solamente perdera ell domiu
60, que es el dia dedicado al descan
80, sino tambiel la felicidad, que es
hoy una rareza, en- estos tiempOs
contributivos.
De Domingo Felz, Sc ha cou,
vertido ror su propia vo!untad, en-
sSabado Desgraciado,
FL sabado es ell dia torrible dc
los pagos.
LIE acompan amos en- su Justo
dolor, como dicen los gacetilleros
necrol6gicos.
Algo Sc censura por ahf, y muy
bsjito, imuy bajlto!
Hasta cartas reservaaas hemos
recibido, pidiendonos dc por Dios
que no tratemOs del asunto.
Pero 81 asunto es peliagudo pa
ra algunos, porque atropella su emo
dus vivendi,
Pero tambi6n desbarata el emo
dus vivendi. de otros
Asf qua el tsrmonetro marque
meuos grades de calor, hablaremos
COMO hab'a siempre LA CORES
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FPddsaje gratis

Sc soliuita una Sonora que sea
natural de la Peninsula espanola y
que sirva para acompaflar & una ia
mllia en- un giaje a barcelona Sc le
abonaran los gastos de pasaja
IufOrmes en- San Justu n1m %
entrando por la Gale dc la Luna
1E 10
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-06-05
N0'TICIAS

Don Julio s. Bruno, don Maxi
mino Luzunaris y Ia simpatica Ceci'
liza B 'uno, nos han enviado un cre'
cido rdmero de libros para La Biblio
teca de los lazarinos.
En nombre de aquellos infelices
les damos las mas expresivas gracias
,por ell regalo.
FL Ayuntamiento de Ponce no
celebra sesiones por falta de <quo'
rums.
Ha sido nombrado Juez de Pc,
lic1a Sustituto de Mor6vis don
Manuel Alber.
De un momeuto & otro saldr4
un Ingeniero & hacer los estudios
de Ia earretera de Barros 4 Corozal
Dads Ia impor5ancia de esas co.
marcas la carretera en- proyecto ha
de ser nuy oenefciosa para la agri
cultura y ell comercio.
Hemos dido hrcer grandes elogfos
de los trabajos que viene realizando
la escuela nocturna de adultos.
El ndmero de alumnos asciende
50 que aspiran al tftulo de macs
tros en- el mes actual.
Han s:do indultados por el Homo
rable Gobernador, Julio Diaz, Narci
so Garcia y Salom6u Delpino conde
nados por ell Tribunal de Polic1a de
Hato Grande q 10 dollars de multa y
Jose Cruz condenado- por el Tribu
nal de Comerio & 20 dias de trabsjos
forzados.
Sc alquila el segundo piso dc
Ia casa n Q 81 de 10 Gale de Ia Forts
leza. Tiene banjo con duchs, inodorc
y aqua del acueducto: Infarmar&n
Lui11a Hermanos
4 n-A-8-1
Anoche ell cabo Cordova de Ia
Policfa Insular Sc vic obligado & dis
parar su revolver sobre un indiv
duo que SO di6 la fuga refugiande
SO en- ell castillo de- San Cristt
bal
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-06-05

New-York JUNO 5 l. P. M.
Las noticias que Sc reciben de
Washington respecto a la enferme-
dad de la Sra. de Mac-Kinley no
son NADIA satisfactorias.
Los m6dicos afrman que sigue
el mismo estado de gravedad sin
que haya esperanzas de cambio al
guno favorable.
De todas parties Sc reciben ex-
presivos mensajes de p6same por la
gravedad de la ilustre DANA.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-06-05

Ell lunes sali6 de Ponce para
Nsyag t1ez. don Domingo Paoli, her
mano del Tenor, con ell fin de orga'
nizar dcs conc ertos en- aquella ciu'
dad.
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NOTICE

Beginning Friday June 9TH
19ol the Cars of the San Juan Light
& Transit Co will leave the Plaza
every Is mimi. Every other car to
Palk & Rio Piedra without change.
Timetables can be secured at the
Office of the Company
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~-a- -----1-s----
TO LET

Fine rooms and one commodiOus
and we'll ventilated mirador at rea
zonable prices Apply at 20 San
Jose Stret
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La factorfa que Sc esta constru-
yendo en- la Isla de Maui, por la Ha-
waiian Commercial & Sugar Company
tendra una capacidad de $4,000 tone
ladas de azdcar por zafra. Para esta
azucarer1a Sc ha hecho un pedido de
dos evaporadoras LILLE de cuadru-
pie efecto, debiendo tener cada una
capacidad de $4,000 galones de guara-
po concentrate por "a horas, Otros Pc
didos de LILLE triples y cuadruples
efectos de LOG, 900 galones para arriba
hacen un total On capacidad de mul-
tiple efecto LILLE, pedidos este ano
para las Islas Hawaii, de l. 800 900 ga
lones de guarapo concentrate por cada
"A horas.
Estos aparatos reenepkazan ocho
dc los efeetos maultatubulares certificates
Stondard' cuya capacidad ha sido
superada por las respectivas fabricas
donde Sc encontraban en- uso.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-06-05
AVISO

Desde el Jueves z del act Los
carros electricos de la sociedad San
Juan Light & Transit Go saldran
cada 18 minutes de la Plaza de AL
fonso XII iran directamente uno
ST y otro nc al Parque y Rio Piedras
respectivamente Para itinerarios di
rijirse las Oacinas de la Compa
f1ia
n-s-2-1
Por la Junta DIRECTIVE de la
Asociacion de catolicos de esta ciu
dad helAos sido ateutamentef invita-
dos para Ia procession de Corpus Girls
ii, q tendra lugar manana q las cinco
media de Ia tarde
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Para paSar Ell Veran0,

En- urs preciosa quinta,l 4 que dis
ca sels miilas de esta Capital, buena
carretera para ir q ella = muy cerca
de unO de los mas caudalosos rios
del pals, abundante en- pesca, Sc O
frece o'pedaje para una 6 dos per.
sonas, con todo servicio 6 sin 81.
Pueden vivir en- familia & en- ca
"a aparte. Informaremos en- esta
redaoci6n.
A 1O-1O
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-06-05

Aunaue dichas Pfldoras son blen conocidas q
precise precaverse siempre de las imitaionoo; para
consegar, pues las do le3ftma prooedsnos, lexias6
que cada GAIA tenga como marca de f2brics: retra-
dice DR.: Nicolas Rever6n, Ponce. Puerto Rieo.' en-
la inferior, gu arma en- 81 ado dereoho do 10 faja
exterior de cada csjita.
DEP0SlT0S EN- Las Sl0UIEhTES FlRNkcIAS
. Vale Canoio, Ponce Guillermety, San Juan Au
let, c. j. Monagas, Mayagtez, ,-lRovira Tore
grosa Aguadills Rivera, ArecibO :-Picornell, I4res
Gstell, Yauco-Zavala. Guayanina a.-Fefrer Y Asy-
Cayey.
lVISn: siendo obIsto de frecueptes imitsoiones
las PILDORAS RECONSTTTUYENTES
DEL DR., REYERON hago oonstsr: que las lesfimas
son las preparadas eXcusvente en- la acro6itad2
Egmaca Dfogne1ia de Vale csncc Tqe son 10.
UN1COS que estan autorizados para mi nom
| bre en- dichas Pfldoras del DR.. REHERON.
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Juan LIovet,

Sc ofrece & los propietarios
para la instalaci6n de inodoros en-
communication CON la alcantarilla, se.
gun 10 exige 10 Junta de Sandal,
con respiraderos y GAIA de aire,
Sus precios son los mas baratos,
no exigiendo dinero a]guno hasta
terminado y entregado los trabajos
que se le confien.
S-3O-17
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N0IIClAS P0R CABLE
sERVIcIo DIRECTo De NEW-Y0RK:
Ms,EsluIl!. ' Cues.

Sc acaban de recibir en- casa de
Luif1a quesos de Caaarias superio :
res que detallan 4 40 centavos libra.
Tambien acaban de recibir sobreasa
da de Mallorca, salchich6n de Vich,
que sos bola y de crems On latas, sal.
chichas ahumsdas danesas y jamo.
nes de York, todo muy superior.
La "a muy acreditaca mantaqui'
lla americana en- paquetes, que con-
servan en- refrigerator, contin6an
recibiendola semsnalmente d. Nue.
va York y vendiendola & 40 centa.
vos Ia libra.
A Isl +
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-06-05

Ell Ayuntamiento de Ponce no
celebra sesiones por falta de <quo'
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-06-05
Sigue la graVedad
De la senora
DE MAC-KINLEY
DE MAC-KINLEY

No SO ha notado cambio alguno On el
estado de la Sra. de Mac -Kinley,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-06-05

Ha sido nombrado Juez de Po,
lic1a Sustituto de Mor6vis don
Manuel Alber. j.:
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1901-10-20
FEMALE HELP WANTED.

WANTED--GlrI In small family: good
wages. Apply at $40 Main street. ocse&dh
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1901-10-20

pleasant visit to friends aud relatives
on South Jacob street.
Among the State arrivals at the
Stamm yesterday were c. A. Gilleland.
of Clarksburg, and VIM. X. Ruddeth
and wife. of Glenville.
Miss Lillian b. Hobbs. an intelligent
young lady of GAINESVILLE. is the house
guest of her sister. Mrs. Jos. Wines
dorffer. of Twentythiri street.
Nm. Dittmar. who but recently re-
turned from Atlantic City, left last
evening for Pittsburg. where he has
secured employment in one of the
hotels.
Col John A. Peyton. of Charleston.
w. Va, representing the Vance Shoe
Company in Kentucky and Southern
West Virginia, is in the city calling on
friends.
Charles Hancher will leave to-day
for New York, where he will select a
line of diamonds and settings for his
new jewelry store which will be open
ed about the tenth of next month in
the Hughes building, Mr.. Ranches but
recently returned from Chicago, where
he purchased fixtures.
The friends of Mr. Il. Buchanan will
regret to learn that the condition of
his health has brought about a deter
mination upon his part to take a rest
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1901-10-20
CATHEDRAL MISSION
IS VERY SUCCESSFUL.
REMARKABLY LARGE ATTENDANCE
AT THE SERVICES DURING
THE WEEK.
SECOND WEEK IS FOR THE MEN
The First Sermon To lie Preached
This Evening-k nights of Column
bus Departed for EIbins this Morn
ing-st. james Catholic Church is
To he Dedicated Next Month.

The mission at St Joseph's Cathedral,
whida has been in progress during the
past week, has been remarkably sue
cessful. It is being preached by three
eloquent. earnest and Jealous Jesuit
priests from Fordham, y. Y The first
week has been exclusively for the wo1l-
en-, and the seating capacity of the big
auditorium has been taxed at every
service Whidh has been held. Notwith-
standing the early hour of the first
mass each morning. o'clock-there
has not been a vacant pew any day dur
ing the week.
Yesterday afternoon and last evening
the confessionals were crowded, and
this morning there will be an unusually
large number to receive the Sacrament
of the Eucharist Many non-Catholic
women have listened to the able expo
sition and defense Of Catholic doctrines
by the Jesuits.
The second week Of the mission will
be for the men, commencing with the
sermon at yespers this evening. the
same order of services will be conduct
ed. and the sermons and instructions
will be upon the same general topics.
The attendance is expected to be equal
ly as large as during the past week
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1901-10-20

The seventh annual convention of the
Ohio Valley improvement association.
to be held in Paducah on the 90 and a
inst. bids fair to be one OF the largest
and most enthusiastic session ever held
by the association. This and nearly
every other city of any importance
along the Ohio and its tributaries will
send delegates who mean business"
There will be great deal of important
business transacted. The headquarters
of the association are in Cincinnati
represented by the following list of Of
ficers. President, John l.. Vance;
treasures, James d. Parker; secretary
and general manager, f. p. Wilson.
Owing to the peculiar conditions which
caused the failure of the last river and
harbor bill this Padueah meeting be-
comes one of the most vital and i'm
portant ones that has ever yet been
held. and should be taken hold of by
the shippers as we'll as the river men.
1t is highly important that this work
should not flag or fail from lack of in
terest.
This city will be represented in the
officers of the association by Mr.. HULL
hen Quarter, one of the vice presi-
dents As delegates from this city there
will be the committee frcm the Board
of Trade, who will go uninstructed fhe
personnel of this committee will be
made known Monday
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1901-10-20
The First steamer Built on the Upper
Ohio River.

The first steamer TO be built upon the
Upper Ohio river, and which was con-
structed at Pittsburg, was the Orleans.
1t was built by Messrs. Fulton & Liv-
ingston and Nicholas j. Roosevelt, a
grand-uncle of the President of the
United States, is said to have also been
associated with them in that venture.
The Orleans was built for the purpose
of introducing steam navigation on
Western waters, and the three men had
q hard time of it, for merchants feared
10 trust their shipments with the
smoking" boat. 1t took several voy-
ages of the boat to overcome prejudice.
The boat was not long one, and the
pilot house was well forward. 1t had a
cabin on the boiler deck. Two large
masts for use in case OF strong winds
were part of it's equipment. Between
the masts was one smokestack. The
stern wheel was some distance off from
the boat. causing her to have a large
fantail. She made a trip to New Or
leans. and in July, 1874, was wrecked
by striking a snag.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1901-10-20
RAILWAY RACKET
LOCAL AND OTHERWISE.
OHIO RIVER LINE HAS CHANGES
on ACCOUNT on TIKI. u. n q.
ABSORPTION.
PAY CAR OUT THIS WEEK
ON ohio River HRilwas-Pennsyi-
vania's President Coming 10
Wbee1ing-New Enaines-GeneraI
Railway Notes and Comments.

The local employees of the Ohio River
railway were yesterday transferred
to the care of the B. & o. railways re-
lief department, which is in charge of
DR.. c. E. Pratt. General Foreman
Mendenhall superintendent the transfer
of those now on the sick list.
The Ohio River railways motive
power department received two passen-
ger engines yesterday from the Chi
cago division of the B. & o. railway.
They are known as 7S4 and 7S9. Two
more passenger engines, 7S6 and 700,
will arrive to-day from the same
source.
The general medical examiner of the
B. & o. railway was on trip over the
lines of the Ohio River line last week
transferring the men of the latter road
to the local relief department of the
former.
he B. & O pay car will make its
first trip over the Ohio River line this
week. On Monday the men on the line
between this city and Parkersburg in
elusive. will receive their pay. On
Tuesday those from Parkersburg to
Huntington. On Wednesday those EN-
ployed on the R.. s & G. branch, and
those of the r. NJ. c. V. branch will
receive their pay and on Thursday
those on the w. Va. Short Line will be
paid. The old payroll of the Ohio
River lines amounted to about SSS,0oo
per month. but il is somewhat less now
since the absorption of the road by the
b. & O. management owing to changes
and condensation of the official force.
resident A. j. Cassatt, of the Penn
sylvania system, will visit Wheeling
this week on tour of inspection. This
is his first visit TO this city since his
elevation to the presidency of the road.
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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1901-10-20
KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS
DEPART FOR ELKINS,
Where New Council of the Order
VIII BE Instituted Yo-Day-Many
others VIII he Present.

Many of the Wheeling knights of
Columbus who would otherwise have at
tended the institution of a new coun-
Gil in Elkins, w. Va, to-day, are pre-
vented from doing so on account of the
mission for men which opens at st.
Joseph's Cathedral to-day.
All those whose duties require them
to be present departed on uae 1910 b.
& o. train this morning FOR Piedmont,
where they will take the West Virginia
Central road for Elkins. The new coun-
ell will be instituted by District Depu-
ty Dr.. c. A. Wingerter, of this city.
Members of the Cumberland, Nd, eoun-
Gil Will attend in large numbers, and
there will also be knights present from
all parts of West Virginia.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1901-10-20
The Latest Rate War.

A Cincinnati dispatch says. The
White Collar line today announced that
beginning next Monday passengers on
the NJ. p. Wells will be carried free of
charge from Chic and intermediate
points to this city and return. The
regular rate was so cents. but since
there has been opposition in the trade
by the steamer Cande, the rate has
been 10 cents. 1t is thought that the
Chesapeake and Ohio railroad will take
a hand in the fight for their passenger
service will be affected.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1901-10-20

Wanted-Lady to Travel and Collect.
Wanted-Ladies to Work ON Sofa PHI
lows.
Wanted-salesman by Reliable Jobbing
House
Wanted-Ladles to DO Plain Needlework.
Wanted-Ladies to Manage Branch Of
flee.
Salesman wanted-Pedmont Oil Co.
PersonaL-Widow.
Wanted--W ide-awake. Reliable Man.
Personal-Young Lady.
Agents Wanted-Dustless Brush co.
Personal-The Mutual Book Exchange
Wanted-Iadies and Girls Everywhere.
Agents Wanted-Kincaid x Co.
Wanted-Names of Ruptured People
Incorporate Your Companies-Cofpof
ton Charter Co.
Real Estate Bargains-O. i. Zane.
New Fruits-Albert Stole & Co.
Wanted-Carpenters
For Sale-Horse and Phaeton.
Lost--Gold Brooch.
Real Estate for Sale--L. A. Rolf.
Wanted-Young Lady Cashier.
Personal--Handsome American Lady.
Wonderful Clairvoyant-Mr. j. Myers.
81 to SIS Weekly-Twentieth Century
Mfg. Co.
Wanted-catholic Men and Women.
Wanted-Hustlers to Tack Signs.
Agents Wanted-Doering d Co.
Manager Wanted--Phoenix Co.
Are You Interested In Having a Little
Money!. j. Arnold & Co:
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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1901-10-20

FOR SALic--Fine sample TRUNK. Apply at
office OF WEST VIRGINIA PRINTING
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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1901-10-20

NEW YORK. October ls.-Aceordtng 10
the Tribune. orders for i.aooUd0 tons Of
steel rails for delivery I'm iaG have been
plaCcd with tife=Narious manufacturers, 10
which must be udded Sj0Voi toms held over
from this year. orders. making the total
amount actually on the books tt5AVh
tons. The aggregate orders FOR next year.
lt Is estimated. Viii be about s,S1a-1Q1 tons.
The OUTPUT of rails In 1900 was 1855. $50
tons, u Is understood that TIM price Is az
present being maintained at IS a ton.