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- " -"T - > MALE WEARING APPAREl-M. GUTMAN 4. CO. " IS TBE EAST CHAIR bconomy of old agei And one way to practice it Is to use the broad and well beaten path that lead you to our mammoth store, when you're needing anything In ?MALE WEARING APPAREL. We to-day maintain the position we've held for thirty years in tnis city, that is, of Giving You the Best Value for Your Money, of being able to show you the Largest and Best Selected Stock in the State. We Don't Believe . . . In selling one article at cost and putting a big profit on another. Try us and we will use you fairly. Our splendid line of Clothing is as complete as ever, and everyone knows that we keep but one quality?THE BEST I v What Can We Do For You ? MGUTMAN & CO.,? Six Floors,?-Twelfth anil Main Sis.,?Retail Department. SEASONABLE QOODS-GEO. E. STIFEL A CO. Never Heard Of It 1 A BONAFIDE SALE OF SEASONABLE GOODS AT Less Than Cost. This is not only an advertisement, but the goods are here at your disposal. Take them. 50-inch All-Wool Suitings, consisting of Diagonals, Hopsackings, Armures and Serges, manufactured to sell retail At Si 25 per yard. We give you an elegant assortment of Shades to select We have many other Big Bargains that it will pay you to investigate. We may not save you 50 per cent on everything you buy, but we will give you better value for less money than anyone in our line in tiie city, besides a larger line to select irom. TRY US ON WRAPS AND FUPS.--^ Dr. Uaeger's Sanatory Underwear. All kinds at 10 per cent less than the catalogue price. Geo. e. -o?stifel & co. ^eob^ooeset gA, SUPERB FRENCH MODEL The ideal for slender figures? splendid support for fuller figures. Boning never works through the _ fpwW binding?never breaks?never rolls up. JM M A No brass eyelets to stain garments /?,. ||l?k and cut lacers. llWlMa Sold by ALU RETAILERS, ]jjM who will refund the money if not satisfactory after three week9 wear. nnflrrhAs SL0 I . ,Vvw rtiicnrory. Will braeo yon tip in ? itM>k. Sold *itti WRITTEN i'afe^Lg^l^@^>|Zj6^'iUAHANlEB to Curo Norrouc Debility, Loan ofHvxual I'ownr in elthmae*, &ttXksMM in*olnntflrr KtnlMlooa ftoiamrniiitf. If nojjlfctiMl, aucb trouble# leari to Buforu and Afit-r fains."" cornnmption or Jo??rUy, tl.(K>p#r box by tnatl.fi boxea for til. With c*?rv *3. ortrr w* tfi*? * written guaranty to cure or refund the money, Addreaa PEAL MEDICINE CO., Ohio. j. gold by CIIA9. R. GOETZE, Successor to MoLalo Bros., Twoifth mid MarkotBtrooti no2D AGRANDC01 HOUS THE WHEEL! We beg leave to inform the pu Market street, that we have purch; FOR .CASH ( Housekeepers in need of ANYTHI FURNITURE, CARPETS AND ST( .te^CASH |house ' 1. 0. 0. F. OUTING , At the Wheeling Park Takee Place Thla Afternoon. THE GENERAL COMMITTEE MEETS And OIvm the Lut Touches to the I Arraogomonn That Are About Perfect?The Mozart CIttb Will Arrlre From tho Ea?? This Morning?Program mo for the Two Performance*. A Number of Out-of-Town Lodge# Will bo Hero. Oddly enough tho Odd Follows of Wheeling will ova the town on an odd d?y of tho month?tho 27th. Such 8 condition of affairs it tore to brinjr the I. 0. 0. F. juat what they want?a big * crowd, balmy Indian summer weather and a consequent all around success. li Last evening the general committee v composed of representative! from the ? various city lodges of the order held a \ meeting at their hall on Chapliae street fi and concluded arrangoments for to-day's ^ outing and entertainment at Wheeling ? parlc. Everything was found to bo t moving along smoothly, and the predic- u tion was made that taking tho advance H sale of tickets into consideration there a will bo big audieucos both nt the e matinee and evening performances of h tho famous Mozart Symphony Club, at '' the Wheoling Park Casino. ti Tho first ovont on the day's pro- 1 gramme is tho street demonstration, r which will tako place at 10:30 o'clock, b Tho various lodgoa that will participate r, include oil of tho local ones and those ^ oi Martin's Ferry, Belluirc, Bridgeport, a ltonwood, Moundavillo and Clariugton. a it is expected that numerically speak- ? ing the parade will bo one of the largost ^ of the year in Wheeling. Tho lodges 11 will form at 0:30 at the Odd Follows' l' hall, corner of Cbaplino and iwelftli lj stroets, and will move promptly at tho 1j hour named, under command of Chief Marshal Godfroy Scbul, assisted by a numerous and brilliant atatf, over tho following route: * Chaplino to Twolfth. on Twelfth to J Market, on. Market to Teatb, on Tenth i? to Main, on Main to Twenty-fourth. on P Twenty-fourth to Chapline, on Chaplin? a to Twentieth, on Twentieth to Markot, P on Market to Sixteenth, and out Six- a toenth to tho motor offico, where they b will tako tho 12 o'clock motor for tlio a park. b Last evening Chief McNichol, of tho h city police department, detailed the P following oliicera to head the Odd Foi- * lows' parade: Lieut. Lukina and Officers ? liaborlleld, Portor, Dautn, Uonavin, si Itliukeuioyor, O'iirien. Beforo 12 o'clock a the parade will have boon concluded o: and tho paradora and their friends, together with tho public generally tliat will tako in tho entertainment,will T leave for tho Wheeling park on apocial w Elm Grovo motor trains. Tho programme to bo given at the fi afternoon performance ia a very flue t( 0110 aud an oqually good one will bo pro- tl Bonted nt tho evoning porformauce. P Tho afternoon programme ia aa follows: Overturo .^..........-Tltus R Mozart Club. B Viola Solo, Farewell Strcctzc-Mlllard .Mr. Itlchnrd Stool/cr. Soqr. Aria from Frotecbutt......... Weber d Miss Cecilia Brooms. fa LaToupic ......Gillett 4-J b Loves Drcnin After tbo Ball OzlbnlLa (.c Veulclan Sereuado Bee ley Mozart Club. Red tut Ion .. Selected Mile. Zoo Do viello. u Vlol-du Gamba. Solo DcWltt Mr. Mario lilodeck. Souk. Happy Days, with Viola d'Armour ObllKattu Sirelelzkl Miss Cecilia Breams. Violin Solo, Convert do Ma/urlca Musin Mr. Utto Lund. (n Cornet Solo, Fantasia liduUvoiss') - b Solu ou tbo Koman Triumphal Vllouch. ' 1 Trumpet. J Herr Theodore Houch. Duett for Soprano and Contralto GreU Miss Cecilia Braeius and Mile. Zoo DoVlello. Immediately uftor the matinee porformauce tho Odd Follows have made D arrangements for several special motor trains, that will bo in readiness at tho v, - i...ii ?.i.o n?. I r jmi IV I" UKIIK v?v? ~ t?..w ..." tend the performance, who desire to re? turn. In addition Lo the musical attractions at tiiu cunino, a number of additional attractions have been provided afc ? tho park, which will no doubt be liber- ~ ally patronized. 'i'iio Mozart club ia expcctod to arrive 7 at an early hour this morning from tho ^ east. Tho afternoon porformanco will bo p started immediately on tho urrival of * tho 2 o'clock motor train und the evening porformunco on the arrival of tho 8 o'clock motor. ATTEND StTtibncUor'fl Opening to?dny. Si mm ?_ f >tL 6L r ng m; iblic and the customers lsed the stock of the al or on NG IN THE HOUSEK1 DVES, BEDDING, Wir PRICES ON I h] 1300 J&A.THT CLOTHING AND FURNISH ING9-K RAUS BROS. j KRAUS BROS. HAD ATTEMPT AT SUICIDE. l Will Known m4 llalurrd Tooog Lady Tries Co Take hmr own Life. Tht town ef Pisdcost, Belmont eoony, Ohio, and surrounding community rere thrown into a atate ol intente exlt?m<nt Friday, by Che newa of an atempt at auicide by Uita Etta Caab. a landaome and accompliihed younj lady boot thirty-five year* of age, belonging 0 one of tbe moat prominent famlliea 1 Belmont county. The story aa told o a reporter of tbe Intellio cvcsk ia hat on fuesday night a seek ago, Miss .'aah, after retiring, got up and droaaed nd slipped out of the bou-e unnoticed. In tbe following morning licr clothes lore found in her room by her aiater, rho noticed they were aoaked with innd nd water, and* on being questioned Ilia Caali told tbe family that >he had tlemuted auicid* liv drowuing In Still rater crook, She added that she bail ornwitted a terrible crirno and mint iow A watch was kept over her by the araily, who wore surprised at her trunvo hallucination. Friday morning her father wont to er door and told hor to get up and ralk around, as it wan mch a bright, heerful morning it would make her oel better. She made no reply, and tho aiher went away to his work on the arm. Not long afterwards her sister, Ida, went to her room, and oa en taring raR shocked to see hor sister lying in ieu with a torriblo gash across her hroatand blooding profusely. An larm was sounded and medical aid umtnoned. It wa? found that no rteries nor her windpipe hud boen sovred and that there was a very slight opo of her life. Her wound was careally. dressed, but sho made violent attempts to tear the bandage* ofl, saying hat eho must aud would die. A sharp azor was found in hor bed, with which ho had made the cut. No possible eason ciui bo assigned for tho rash act. ho was a member of tho M. E. church nd a do voted Christian, wat respected nd loved by all who know hor, and hor Grange action has causod much sorrpw. ill are puzzled and entirely unable to usign any cauao except mental oberraion. When last hoard from she was ,'ing in a vory critical condition, with ut slight hopes of recovery. "The Koiiclui; aiuntof." The charmlnsr comic opera, "Tho 'encing Master," will bo the Opera louso attraction Friday evening. it id i said to bo tho only comic opora com* any in America in which tho entire tago production is carriod by tho coraany. The Vonico of poetry, history nd romnuce is splendidly delineated y tho accessories of costuming music nd tho magic art of the painter's rush, tho sceno of tho opera boing laid i the city of tho Adriatic, in the early art of the fifteenth century, "l'ho encioj? Master" will ho one of tho lost important engagements of tho joson and will no doubt bo grooted by full house, Reserved seats aro now n salo at C. A. House's music store. Tlio Modern Mount? hrives on good food and sunshine, ith plenty of oxerciso in tho open air. ler form glows with health and her ice blooms with its beauty. If hor sysjm tieoda tho cleansing action of a laxave remedy, alio U9cs tho sentlo aud leasant liquid laxative Syrup of Figs. UIC-K'S Ojnmln;; Thurttduy ?ud Friday, optmnbor 37 ami as, DON'T frill to attend tho Futl and Winter l.stilny of Fin? Millinery on Friday, ;it C. II. AllKHCItO U11F.E it CO.'ri, 1007 Motatilrcot. Twenty can play the now game ofall utile board" as well as one. Try it t tho Alusee. Mw?ts DIED. .ORRIS?On Wednesday, September M, 18IM. at 4:? n. in.. John \V., iufuut ttou o? Frank uud Terrcssa It. Morris, aged 4 mouths and 11 days. unoral services at thn restdenoo of his parents, on Mud street. Thursday afternoon at .1:3U o'clock. Friends of the family respectfully invited to attend. Interment privato at Peninsular Cemetery. OWNS?On Monday, September 24, 1891. at 12 o'clnrk, midnlsht, JoilN IL Downs, Sit. lu his 76th year. unerul services at tho family rcMdenco, 114 Fifteenth street, on Thursday afternoon at 2 n'nlorlr. Friends of the famllv rosneetfullv invited to attend. Interment privnto nt Greenwood Cemetery. Please omit llowere. UNDERTAKING. puis BERTSCHY, ? (KOIlMHRLT OK FRKW A nnilTSCItV), uneral Director and Arterial' Embalmer, 1110 Rfa!n Strnnt* K:i?t Hide. Calls by tolcphono answered day or night, are telophouo, residence, 506. upi?7 >ATIOT Jtalme: of the Wheeling Ins bove named company I EAS> = EPING LINE will fit vlDOW SHADES, etc EASY PAYM STBEET. | No other houso doos, ever did. | EEABl-TO-flfcAR j or ever will. ,o.. .ueh ster.ln, t ? f.lnfhiTljf ^ 4 Qualities at such low orloss ^ vlULilllig UP-TO-DATE STYLES.' Fall Suits^r Overcoats, In the Newest tint Nobbiest Weaves. The acme of perfection and worthy rivals of the productions of the best merchant tailors. Our Suits and Overcoats, with which we make a strong bid for the patronage of stylish dressers, almost seem to beseech us by their mute beauty to talk about them, to praise them, to invite you to see them. Not an Up-To-Date Style missing in our truly wonderful stock. The choicest selections of home and foreign manufacturers. KRAUS BROS,. CLOTHIERS AND FURNISHERS, I31'J MARKET ST. ?a-fiTuirrr.Y one thick . QUEEN SWA RE^ WALL PAPERS AND BORDERS. JOHN FRIEDEL & CO. IT; JOS. GRAVES, Si ________________ DKAL&K I.H We have replenished our stock WallPaperandBorders, with new DECORATED DIN- BLANK BOOKS, STATIONERY, NEK WARE and TOILET BABY CARRIAGES, Eto. SETS. Call and see them and Largest stock and greatEet Prices" est variety in the city. SOLD RETAIL AT WHOLESALE PRICES. JOHN FRIEDEL 4 CO. ? ?, CLOTHINGfiMP FURNISHINCS-O. GUNDLIN3 &. CO. THE ^ # STRONG # POINTS # About our Clothing are as follows : 1. A perfect fit is guaranteed. 2. Every garment is made to the most modern ideas. j, The goods are the best that dollars can buy and built by manufacturers of national repreputation. 4. The trimmings are all of the best?they back up the cloth. j. The prices are as low as any man can make them and pay his creditors one hundred cents on the dollar. T\ n TT-RTTN T TTVT/^ V. UUINULilNli, <Sc CO., Star Clothiers, 34 and 36 Twelfth Street. roF STORES! klANN . j NT COMPANY. talment Company, 1136 to 1142 r and will proceed to sell the same ' PAYMENTS. id this a'rare opportunity to buy at ents MHNN,