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, * w _ $ ' T STONE & ' "Weather Forocuat for ' STONE & trlJ- : ... The Scorchins of these June days can't help but 1 lacking In ^ntr?irtl r" raiiitu dLNolDLL oUIVIIyII If> seasonable, therefore, to mentl to and la tie basement. UOHTNING FREEZERS. J|9^, You know their superior worth. We're selling them as follows; 8-quart . 91.55 8-quart 91.75 4-quart ..$1.98 flrquart ....92.75 8-quart 93.50 10-quart $4.95 , 13-quart 95.85 14-quart Freezers, with fly whMl 98.80 I The River's Going Down, juad scarcity of water and hot weath er generates disease germs. Have [( you a "filter that Piltsr . We sell ROBERTS' QEEM PROOF FILTERS, the best made. Pit right on the faucet Galvanized $2.00 ,, Nickel Plated ?2.50 Large Family Size 95.801| IT'S FRUIT TIM and .thoughts of "putting1 up" berriei the mind of the frugal housewife. V from sealing wax to Mason's Jars. ENAMELED STEEL PR About 25 dozen 10, 12 and 14-quart I manufacturers' imperfections?acl didn't run perfectly on others? m All to go this week at each STONE & v A At Mi y. decided animation K Department of G< ' Special 4t * Price List, of Intei MOST REMARI of ail is this offer: Choic bons, worth 69c, 75c anc y- An extraordinary assortment at 23c yard. A line of wide 25c Silk Ribbons at 11c yard. Every width of Black Satin and Linen Back Velvet Bibbon. - Beit No. 1 Satin Back, per piece 35c. W" Best No. 40 Satin Sack, per yard 58c. Black, with white and violet L spots. Colored Velvet Ribbons in both plain and silk embroidered spots. PURE WHITE FANS?Spangied and plain, 35c value at ^ 25c. Immense assortment Black, ?' " J /" _! J {? flnAl. J. WIH113 UUU VU1U1CU iu uu? ^ grades. EXPERT BELT MAKERS hero, who will make to order any size, color or aliape of Pulley Belts desired. Fine Satin aud Gros Grain Ribbon Belts 50c. Finest Gros Grain Ribbon Belts 95c. Finest Satin Back Velvet Belts 91.10. CAPTIVATING GOLF BONNETS for Women and Chiidren, values up to ? 1.00 at 50c. L- A Most Instructive Ex| We&A L Efi rHOMAS. To-iluy?Local Itulim. THOMAS. I ?! t Sun I jring to mind the fact that you're :r necessities. on just a few of the many to be IB I nammocKs. We have hammocks in every color, Btyle and price, ranging from 49c to j 95.00. Want to call your attention to the ! "Hahn" Patent Chair Hammock? like the cut?conceded to be the ? most comfortable and durable made, j We have them in all col- ^ < Your JL Lawn Kl F\ Needs Jmm ! Water ? and the grounds about your home J sprinkling?can't imagine the cool- J ing effect a little dampness morning n, and evening makes. Goodyear Rub- 'J ber Co.'s Garden Hose, guaranteed loj for a year, per foot 12)^c and 15c. j Brass Spray Nozzles, each 25c Monarch High Wheel Lawn Mowers. These and tho Standard are the ni! recognized mowers. "We have both. The Monarch is an easy running and self-sharpening, has ball bearing ratchet, etc 10-inch Monarch .$1.1)8 12-inch Monarch $2.28 14-inch Monarch $2.48 16-inch Monarch $2.08 .Dt F. & N. Standard High Wheel ln Mowers, 14-inch size, with 4 W( cutter bars, worth much more than we ask $4.45 Fl Hahn's Patent Canvas Orass Catchers 50c Esu pu V va s, cherries, etc., will soon occupy bo 7e have all the requisites for you, Mention a few items. ESERV1NG KETTLES. ?v Jnameled Steea Kettles, with slight lip off some, or maybe the color ot the hurt that hurts through. 2 J q ?" THOMAS. I itlon? in the up-to-date Fancy 10. M. Snook & Co. <4 Market Str< h of July est to Men, Women and C CABLE ? e ot finest wide Fancy Rib- ^ i 89c yard, at Ij TRIMMED BONHETS for " ! Children, worth 80c at 29c; wi worth ?1.19 at 59c; worth le? |l $1.95 at 98c; worth $3.95 at . $1.48. : da GOLD OR SILVER Horse- on i shoes, Hearts and Wishbones ] nt 10c, 25c and 50c each- ! SE ROGERS' A1 heavily plated sj Teaspoons ? special design ? value $2.95, at $L75. Dessert Spoons, value $4.75, at $3.25. y? Table Spoons, value $4.95, at 50 $3.50. Sugar Shells, worth |j Di 48c, at 25c. Butter Knives, worth 50c, nt 33c. | MEN'S FANCY NEGLIGEE Shirts, with two separate col- 1 1 lars and one pair cuffs?mark- a cd and worth 98c, at 75c. Men's Taney Negligee Shirts, ' nD || with two separate collar and ' || one pair of cuffs?marked and ij worth 05c, at 48c. j "LITTLE MtM'S ShirtB? 11 white laundered?ftges 5 to 10 ! | years, 50c. ^ Boys' Fancy Shirts 50c to i J ! 81.00. nt or "MOTHER'S FRIEND" PorI cale Shirt Waists?a special j ' value at 39c. C. CHILDREN'S GOSSAMER j Underwear?a solid case on co j| sale to-day?10c up. : en position of Fancy Goods in Middle Jl Sf-fWftClk nhil i WAT BBQTHEBS?SHOES. /Zh Round toe, SfiHlP liand tarn? ?\ an easy shoe Lace and tuiNAY BROS., Ita3nStel%eitrcr Dlllco: rift itixl 27 Fourtcontli Mrcot. Now Advertisements. I Cool. ComfortaMn $3.00 Shoo for Law?Nay UroH.?i'Jitflitli Page, knlmutloii?Geo. M. Snook & Co.?Eighth ?e. k Question Foh'od?IT. F. Bchrens Co. ur JlUlll?iti-llim A, nnuii. For )tent?J.imes L. Haw ley. financial?The One-Half Interest. A'anted?Girl for Housework. Spcclal Showing of Kino Art Work? o. E. Stlfel & Co.?Fifth Puko. mi-Annual Clearing Bale?Lee Baer? ghth Pago. 'La Vlda"?Geo. R Taylor Co.?Fifth ige. ..ost?Gold Watch Charm Lockct. Pourists?R. H. List. '"or Those Who Wear?White Swan lundry. ?oo Many High Grade Hammocks?Stands Old City Book Store. Developing and Printing?W. C. Brown. Ubany Dentists. ISOtOOO. tVo have fitted more than twenty otiMind pair* of SpectuolcH,giving u* record und experience unciiiuillmt by ty other optician In West Virginia. .tlMhotlon ?:narnntrod JACOB W. Oltl liU. Optician. No. lJiOO Market Street. NEW! NEW! NEW! Our second invoice of Foreign and jmestic Woolens for Spring: Suitgs. Excellence in fit, finish and wkmanship. C. HESS & SONS, ishionable Tailors and Fine Furnishers, 1321-1323 HHarket St The Last Opportunity. Water rents are now due, and are bjeot to a discount of 10 per cent, if id before .Tune 30. Not taking ad ntage of this discount Is equivalent to rrowing money at the rate of 40 per nt per annum. Can you afford this? emember. in order to save the dlsunt you will have to pay your bill on betore Saturday, June :i0. Office open ery night this week until 8 o'clock. DR. HBNNIG'S Cough Syrup Is the ly remedy that cures "\Vhooplng >ugh. 25c and 50c. tts&w-U FRUIT TREES, Grapo Vines, Raspirry, Blackberry and Strawberry ants. Half Apents' prices. Catague free. Reid's Nurseries, Tel. 58, idgeport, Ohio. tths ' Goods RviATTT^T'l j :et Division, i ; i &8.iji Ihildren. | |L | |QC J / J ! RECEIVE 0(JR.i w ' ya. PROMPT ATTEMION) LADIES' RIBBED VESTS? "j| lite, low-iiecked and sleeve- .^a iB. A case of 12^c ones to- ? y at 10c. A case of 15c "v9 os to-day at 22}?c. MEN'S BALBRIGGAN J [IRTS, cither long or short ieves. We give you someing just a little better than ^ u get elsewhere at 25c and c. Single or double scat awers to match. FLEUR DE LIS HOSE and "1| tlf Hose; also polka spot, in .^9 tck and "new blue" grounds, g 12}^c pair. "41 &t same price, plain black JSi d black with white feet. LACE HOSE for Ladies 25c B 91.50 pair. For Infants and ^ ildren 25c pair up. SELF CLOSIIJU umorcuaa *b | c. Self Opening: Umbrellas .50. Umbrellas nt 48c? Jjg mbrcllns at $12?Umbrellas ' any price, in black, wliito B any color. jg RUFFLED CRETONNE ircli Cushions 25c. BOX WRITING PAPER, J staining CO sl)eets and GO JH vclopos, value 35c, at 19c. Iain Streel Window. /Tk a v? MOONEY AND FRIDAY LOSE THEIR NERVE Failure of Mooney's Mother to Bals Funds lor Appeal to a Higher Tribunal. 45-DAY STAY EXPIRES MONDAY They Will Likely Hong jfuly 13 Alex Gtirley Sentenced to Five Years in the "Pen." The condemned murderers, Johi Mooney and Frank Friday alias Do< Riley, who are confined in the count; Jail, have in the past few days lost the! nerve and almost broken down com plotely. Those- who attended the trial of th two prisoners, Jn which they were fount guilty of the murder of James Herveji at Triadelphia, on the last day of Feb ruary, have often remarked at the sto i?/ii?v nnH Inrtlffim/nrfi dtanlnvcd bv th two criminals. Both Mooney and Frl day, when sentenced by Judge T. J Hugus, never moved a muscle, but sev oral days since they received news fron the mother of John Mooney, who hai made u visit to the county jail to lnforn her son that, after hard and dlllgen work, appealing to those nearest am dearest to her, she ivaa unabJo to ra)s the required funds to make an appea to a higher court, which completely un nerved them both and caused them t< realize the gravity of their present sit uation. The meeting of both mothei and son is said to have been the mos dramatic and pathetic incident ever enacted in the Ohio county jail. It will be remembered that the fortyfive days stay, which was granted t( the prisoners will expire on next Mou day, whereupon they will be transier red to the Mountiavllle penitentiary bj Sheriff H. C. Richards, who will dellvei the prisoners Into the hands of Warder Hawk. The execution, which will nt doubt take place unless something do velops in the meantime, will occur it the execution or death room of the penitentiary on Friday, July 13th. Attorneys at the court house were o: the opinion that had Frank Fridaj alias Doc. Riley, and whose real nam< has been learned to be Frank Gleason told the truth as to the Hervey tragedy he would have won the sympathy of th< Jury and would have cscaped svlth a lift sentecw*. Since the failure of Mrs. Mooney tt raise the funds, several other people on said to have interested themselves it their behalf, with success, as Colone Arnett demanded of the clerk of the clroult court a record of the case. However, In the language of the deputj clerk, the "long green" has not as yel been produced. FIVE-YEAR SENTENCE Meted Out to Alex Gurley, the Ab? ductor of Cecelia Peck. In the criminal court yesterday In the case of state vs. Alexander Gurley charged with the abduction of Cecelia Peck.a motion for a new trial was over, ruled by Judge T. J. Hugus. When Gurley was asked by the courl If he had anything to say why sentence should not be passed, he stated that he was drunk when he committed the crime. Judge Ilugus said drunkenness did not excuse him from the crime, which was one of the most blackening In the history of the criminal court. Iii was sentenced to the full penalty ol the code of West Virginia, which Is five years In the Moundsvlllc penitentiary. The arguments for a new trial In tht case of state vs. "Ivory" Lynch, were argued and submitted. Lynch waa found guilty of unlawfully entering the Kills house, In the Fifth ward. Rodents Cause Damage. An nrmy of rats has made an assault on the Musee property on Market street In the last few days. Their operutlona linve been of such a damaging nature that th - oivniTfl nf tlin nronprfv hnvr found it necessary to have the pavement, which is undermined, repaired, and a brick foundation with brqken glass on the Market street front. Forty rats were caught the past week. DR. HENNIG'S Cough Syrup is tlu only remedy that cures Whooping Cough. 25c and fiOc. tts&w-2 LOW FARE WEST. Special Rates to Kansas City vin Pennsylvania Lines for National Democratic Convention. Excursion tickets t<> Kansas City will be sold July 1. 2 and 3, via Pennsylvania lines, from Wheeling, good returning leaving Kansas City not later than tnlv "t I'm- Inf<it itt.'i t Inn nlinuf rntou through time and train comforts, apply to John CI. TonillnHon. ticket agent of the Pennsylvania lines; Wheeling. FAMILY WASHING. Rough Dry Washed, Starched and Dried 5 cents per pound. Flat Work, Wasned and Ironed, 3 cents nor pound. All hand work finished 10 ccnta per pound. At LUTZ BROS'. Homo Steam Laundry. WE have n fine snrond-band KrnnlrJi & Bach upright piano which belongs to a party who Imp left the city and placed It in our hands for nule. If you want a bargain call and see It. T. W. BAI'M Kit CO. ^ s When you feel that you lmve tried every, thing and everyone, eoniult un. A dalh occurrence I* the surprise shown by tl>"S benefited patient* at our office. 1 >?? you have headache? Do your ey?i water? Do they i?mart or burn? Does tht print run together when reading? For ?ny trouble of your oye? onault u?, We mal.' gla*!?ei? nt popular urloes. Mak< u cart ful examination free of charge. PROF. H. SHBEF, Tim Solontlflo Cop. Main uml Optluluu liloventli Si?. THE HUB a W\ ' - I : ' i Take a Peep at Oar Windows ? 11 as Yob Pass Oar Way?Yoa'll ^ ' Get Posted. Money Back When- , t ever You Say So. J i 1 5 ! THE Fourteenth and Market Streets. BAER'S CL01 Sen Ann Clej t f $10 and | $12 Suits . | $14 and I $15 Suits . 1 . These are the mag I fill our store with next ten days. YY to make a clean sw s Summer Weight Si counters. We dc over these Suits, them before inve There is just one \v $6.50 for Suits that have b $9.00 for Suits that have b WE NEED NOT Tl MEANS TO HAVE BOYS' That have been selling up to $5.00, I That have been selling for- $6.00 a LEE I Twelfth Street LOCKE I ilRlfi SAIF ON Ml Ji. a JMXW Vil Xlii All Men's Tan Vici Kiel and that were ?2.50 and $3.00 ? All Men's Tan Vici Kid and that were $3, ?3.50 and $4 ;l Get the Best I Bargains. ? m~r /j\ INTELLIGENT CLOTHIERS. BLUE SERGE SUITS. Last year we sold hunireds of Blue Serge Suits. iVe told you to bring them 3ack if anything went wrong. NTot one showed up?must lave given satisfaction. We're selling more this year ind with the same requesting them back if not right, "ood way to buy clothes. It iiaK.cs yuu a*ic?iuah.cs us safe, too. We've two particular Blue serges to which'we call your ittention?our $19.00 and $12.54. Either plain, single-breasted ;ack or double-breasted sack, vith or without silk facing, tnd splendidly tailored all hrough. HUB, Clothiers, Hatters and Furnishers. 'HINQ HOUSE. IIual iring '' r ?t-^v ..$6.501 ..$9.00! ic figures that will customers for the re have determined eep of all our Men's lits now piled on our n't want to carry We have got to sell ntory takes place. ay to do it? een selling for $10 and $12. -.11! S frt i J C1C een selling lur $14 uhu <jio. ;LL YOU WHAT IT : EARLY CHOICE. SUITS now 92.50 ad $0.50, now $3.50 MER, Clothing House. -a SHOE CO. EN'S TAN SHOES. Russia Calf Shoes M AA ;o in this sale at <()? "" Willow Calf Shoes <?7 5fl go m mis saie at? LOCKE SHOE CU.| : IS THE BEST J/ r>CD ADVERTISING L-tK MEDIUM. (l)