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onuaa qoodb-btons as thomas j Stone & Thomas! % Special Sale of * High Class . . ngA Imported Black 5 DRESS GOODS nrruio kiAiiniv iiAnuiur at q ATI AfL uluiiio mununi itiunnmu /ii v tluvn IN OUR DRESS GOODS DEPARTMENT. An extra feature will be a sale of fifty pieces high class Imported AO a Black Novelty Dlress Goods at uOu iTwenty-five pieces tliirty-eight-incli wide Al!-Wool Black Serge, A Qp special value, Monday per yard Tuu . ? - ? / Twenty-four-inch Roman! Stripe and high class Imported Nov- QOn city Silks, forty-eight styles, Monday per yard ? uOu Twenty-five pieces elegant Imported French Challies, dark and ORn light styles, Monday pier yard 01/0 Fine Imported Lappet Mulls, that have been selling at 25 cents, jlfin Monday per yard . .. ll/U Out hundred Ladies' twenty-six-inch Umbrellas, Twilled Wind- Aj n ?ur Covers, Congo and Weitchell Wood Handles, Monday at. "Ill Twenty-fivc-cent Real Leather Combination Pocketbooks, clear- AHn ancepricc ... All/ Fiflv-cent Combination Ladies' Pocketbooks and Card Cases, plain or with Sterling Silver corners, all colors and finishes ORp of leather, clearance price UUU Any $1.00 Pocketbook in the entire stock, lip clearance price ? ..... Ill) , Stone & Thomas. WARWICK CHINA WARE-GBP. M. SNOOK to CO. Snook & Co. "Made in Wheelina," NOT in England, Germany or France, in fact, placed side by side with the product of ANY foreign country, the celebrated Warwick China Ware would outsell such every time 1 S;e the display in large Main Street Window and you will know the reason why. %, m and % OFF On Summer Goods of all kinds. Surprising, but true 1 ? STOUK CIOSfM 3 I. M., SITIIIDATS KXO.il'TKD, - Geo. M. Snook & Co. ^ ^LARGEST GROUND fLOOR DRY GOODS STORE IN THE stAtr ^ gUi-ii. ? anmT DAHOAmH-M'PAnDBN'B. kxzzzzzzzzzzzzzxzzxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxw 13 Shirt Bargains.::, 1?Full Bl?n Illack find \Vh(t? Rlilrl, rt^ulnf ?r?r ' M ' , prlco foe < H ' t"r Hnfi Whlrtu, now pattorni, .lRr . ,,, < and full ilr<> .jcjl 1-76" Madnui and Twill Hhlrta. latont ool* A Mr ol ? 1 or* inn I brut w/ihr ,,,,,, IOC ( ^ . , III! ;5Imcfaddem'sshirtstore, Marki, SI.i Wlirollnj. | &xxxzzzzxxzzzxzzz?,zxzzzzzzzzzzzzzzm ' SHOES?ALEXANDER. l&L. 0 CUSHION SHOE. < I AN ENTIRELY NEW IDEA IN SHOES. ' > To people Buffering with tender or < > calloused feet. Ur. Heed's Cushion , . Shoe Is something thut tills u long ' felt want. The cause of the trouble { > being entirely removed, the foot 1 . quickly heals Itsulf. Wo will he pleased to explain Its merits to you. 0 ALEXANDER. 1 > Shoe Seller. 1049 Main St. OUR OPriCAL DEPARTMENT Ia cool and comfortable U hot weather. I'leuso do n lose sight of tho fact that \ glvo your eyes a most the ough examination frcy charge H. W. EWALT, Optician for Dillon, Wheat & Handler C PIANOS?P. W. BA.UMER CO. I If You 1 Love Music % HEAR THE ? | AEOLIAN, I 3 An Instrument on which you ft jff can play the simplest or tho 15 gj moHt dlfllcult composition with K equal ease. It plays artistica ully and with no mechanical & 9 effect. ft v Hear It at our ware-rooms. ? IF. I. Baamer Co, f gj 1310 MURKET STREET. ft mwmwws 0\f3ntcl%citrer OlUem No*. 15 and ?7 Fourteenth Ntree Jfrw Advcrtlariiicnta. Buying a 8tovo-Geo. W. Johnson'I 8on J'inclts?Graves,' the Stationer. Trustee's Sale?W. J. W. Cowden. Mode in Wheellng-Gco. M. Snook ft C -KlKhth Page. Dutchess Trousers?L?o Baer's Clothli Houhm?Klghth Page. ? ? ? There la tjulte a Difference?H. F. Bo ren* Co. i:.S,0<W) City of Wheeling 5 Per Cent Bom -W. A. Wllyon. Our Blank Hook Department?Stanton Old City Hook Store. Pure, Healthful Bread?List's Excolsl Biking Powder. _ ' _ J'roposaIs for ronslruetJng Brick Sewr Market Struct Business Property to Lei Blnehurt ft Tatum. Tho Mandolins and Guitars?Mllllga Wilkin ft Co.?Sixth Phko. Tor Sale? Fink ft Braunllch. Auction Sale of Heal Kstato?L. Robl ?Hwcot Wrinkled Peas?Albert Stolso Co. Card of Thanks. For Bent?Two-Chair Barber Bhoi Third Page. _ _ BUN ON PANTS. 100 atrtra, Inrltulliiv llir beat Ki?ull< mill Kroiieli mnUra, will be mmU to oril on abort nallrr at 91.Oh mi'l III.OU. Ilr|( Inr prlcn SI.00 mid 9(1,00. Far ehul putlci na chII early. C. II KM A HONS, r?alilon?hlr Tailor* mid n*nli' I'nrnlal era, 13-41 mid 13*3 >lm kct Mlictt. "THAT HEAVY, TIHED FEELINO," ('aiianl by rrnillng tlir arlf-pinlalng m of arlf-iiaiiicd optical ripurla (I), do tora (In piofnaaora (li and clairvoyant* ran be mi nt without publicity by J, V tirubbi Optician. _ Another Warrant for Kmhten. Mr. Walter L. Williams, tho Weste Union telegraph operator, whose ret dence on North Main street was bu glarlxed some months ngo, yeetordt before Squire Pltxpatrlck, swore out warrant for Georgu ISmblen, whose co fesslon Is said to have Included th burglary. A valuable -liver ice pitch ivus taken front Mr. Williams. Hoi was fixed Qt 11,000, making $7,000 In ii but JCmblen Is unable to furnish boi and will likely linger In jail until tl next term of criminal court. In t Irrk llob*rtanit'? Ofllrr. Yesterday In Clerk Robertson's offl (he following transfers of real evtA wore recorded: Deed made July 21, 1M7, by Willi# and Myrtlo Rlggs to Daniel P. #r Samuel B, Spring; consideration $20 trans font lot No. 29 In Fllan, White Gallagher addition to Wheeling. D?od made July 29, 1897, by Lllllo and Plutoff Z. Noble, to Henry Meyer; consideration $2,02R; transfo lot No. 20, square No. 20, South Wliec ing. A marriage llrenne was Issued Henry Monpere, of Pittsburgh, hi ltosle Herber, of Allegheny, Piu WVPJRYBODY knows that a sack Hour costs u great deal morn (ban used to; but do you know (hat tl Wheeling BQkery e breed is the snn old cheap Hour price, yume slaed loi nnd same weight of good, pure, tvhol lomo food? Always aak your groci for It and notice carefully (but a T Seal Is on every loaf ftlfOlJH J. H. LO : Closing Out ) We have derided to make o ond the prim* on I Sim's #3.00 ('horotat* aiul Ulne Ylrl Itbii'a f I.IO f ilm olnlp |'nI( *Iiiim, t o 1 Mm'* fl.00 t'htieolntr I'alf Sheet, ? I l.mllra' Mi,nil l liocnlnlr anil Will*, II l,aitli-a' 04.00 < liocalala Vl? l, i oln Ti > 4- All I ow Cut Slioca | J. H. LOCK ll CITY FINANCIERS : 4 Consider Refunding of the City's Bonded Indebtedness. | ONE LOAN TO COVERALL DEBTS , ? Meela wllh Favor ut (ho MccIIiir of the | | Special t'oaucll Committee, auil au Or. I 2 dluauee lo lhal Efftc? will be Urawu A Cp?The IMaia If In a Hough Slate ai a 4 starter, auil ll to he Ciout lulu Store Uc- t T Cull JLakr. The spcclal committee of council on reT funding the city's Indebtedness met last T night. There were present: Chairman X Horkheimer, Perry, Higgins, Hazlett, of , > tho committee, Clerk Watklns and City , > Solicitor Nesbltt. The meeting came to l > order at 8 o'clock, and until adjournment , , at 10 o'clock, the discussion took a very wide range. X Acting upon the supposition at first that the committee wan appointed only to look Into the feasibility of refunding the city's debt, no attempt was made to outlhw :i plan for the refunding. Afterward it was decided to outline a plan at a future m?vtlng, to be called by t|ie chairman, Just so noon as Solicitor Nesbltt drafts an ordinance conforming to the resolution, Introduced by Mr. Hlgglns arid adopted hy the committee. Chairman Horkheimer opened the discussion. He was opposed to a sinking fund as suggested by Clerk Watklns. In his plan, previously published. The city's total indebtedness Is about $732,000, including the compromise loan, an<t the bridge loans, which Clerk Watklns did not propose refunding in the issue that ot would cover the other Indebtedness, he vo wishing to create a sinking fund to meet ir- these when they matured; but Mr. Horkof helmer favored bonds covering all the indebtedness, not burning those covering the compromise and bridge loans until they matured, an they do, three yearn 0. hence. Another set of bonds taken Into ? consideration was the electric light, amounting to $31',000, which mature four ? years hence, but as they are redeemable !ij In payments of 18,000 yearly, subtracted uj from the $732,000 tho refunding scheme 1 la necessary to cover only $700,000. J Mr. HorkheJmer's plan, would entail ( the cost of submitting the question only B once to the people, whereas If a vote was ? taken to tloat the $518,000, this year, and another three years hence for tho compromise and bridge loans, totalling $182,000, there would be the cost of two elections. And as under tho proposed plan there would be no interest on the latter ispt of bonds until they were Issued, the f cho committee took no final action, and ? adjourned after adopting? the following Q resolution, offered by Mr. Hlgglns: "Resolved, That a loan of $700,000 be made, payable in thirty-four years, redeemable at option of city after ten yearn, at rate of 10 per cent per annum; $.118,000 of bond* to be issued to pay off present bonded Indebtedness and other debts, including water board debt, now subject to redemption, and $182,000 of said bonds to be held In trust to pay off two bridge loan bonds ($100,000) and ~ compromise loan ($82,000) when they mature." . CLASH OF AUTHORITY. t Officer Michael* Itniia In Wntchmmt Galf, Uglier, of the II. 4 O. _ Last night there was a clash of authority at the Baltimore & Ohio freight i* ntation, on South street Officer Ml- |] chaols and Mr. P. B. Zano were told by -s two men on Market street that they ^ had overheard a conversation on Water ? ? street from which they Inferred four ~ men were going to tuke a drunken is. strunger to the lower part of the wharf ~ ami rob him. Officer Michaels accompanied by Mr. Zane hurried down Wa- T ' ter street. Here they separated, Mr. I jg Zano going along the river front, whllo * the officer started through the I3altlh more & Ohio freight station. Here ho . was obstructed by Wght Watchman Thomas Gallagher, who refused to all's low the olilccr to go through the railroad property. The otllcer ended inator ters by arresting the altogether too officious watchman, taking him to police _ headquarteri.'. He will answer fho serious charge of obstructing a police ofn, liter In this morning's police court. * or fair. n" nr. South Front at root. Easy terms. &. Two river lot*, North Front street. Three lot*, North Wabash street. . Two lots, Erie street. M. H. WOLF. IF you wish the greatest value for your money, ask your grocer for the 1,1 Wheeling Itakery's bread ami ho sure J* the familiar Tin Sea) is on every loaf. c? Regardless of great advance In price of Hour, the loaves arc mmo old hIzo and weight and retail nt usual popular price of Dc and 10c per loaf. 9H.no Cabinet* 91.00 |?cr doxrn tliU week. l*(jtlAIMKIt'4 iiAl.M.ll Y. m C" f!/ THIS hand will piny, the hounds will V. hay and everybody that's gay will attend the Olympian Club picnic, Saturday, 21st. rn WAIT for Ihe Itctnll Ilutchers Protoc^ tlvo Association picnic and barbecue, to ~ bo held at the Wheeling 1'ark Thursday, Xy August 20. a VIM, vigor and victory?these nro the n" characteristics of De Witt's Little Early 1,3 Risers, the famous little pills for conc!" stipatlon, biliousness and all stomach and liver troubles. Charles It. Qoetse, " Market and Twelfth streets; Chatham 1,1 Sinclair, Forty-sixth and Jacob streets; 'l0 A. 13. Bcheele, No. 607 Main streot; Exley l3ros., Ponn and Zane streetft; Ilowlo Co., lirMg'-p.irt. S THE NEW WAY. m ^ A Great Success for Fitting All id Kind* of f.ye* With Glasses. to Our new scientific method of r xnmlnltu; , i the evns and tilting Klnsi"* without puttins driiKH In the eyos and making Iho patient blind for h wwk, or havltur them sit for hours looking at oharts and trying of to lit tlniiUHOlves until they become mi bolt wllderid they cannot tell what they can nee. Wo lit Ihe eye for examination with10 out depondtna on the patient ami know u* when On y are ftttixl correctly, nf Consultation and examination free. phof. x*. wniiFp, The Bclentlflc Optician, Corner Main and (eleventh Hlrecls. T.d..plmn? No. r.l CKW fllfOB COUPAMY. Colored Shoes.;:. clenn aweep ol all colored goodi them will make It na*y, I Ktil niiom ? MM a<4 . ' ? I'M ,?.M.0t! n.nu < 1 nlliMt mill Un ' mm " 1 M,r 9t.AU i qo nt retlm ed price*. + .f ;; a E SHOE CO, THE HOB-OLOTH1BK3 AND FUSNieaBag. Meditate ~ Upon This. AVE PRACTICALLY TAKE YOU IN PARTNER. SHIP. WITH US-DOING BUSINESS THE WAY, WE DO. IN THE FIRST PLACE, ,WE MARK OUR STOCK is TO 25 PER CENT LOWER THAN OTHER CLOTIIIERS-GIVING YOU THAT PER CENT OF OUR PROFITS. SECOND, .WE PRACTICALLY LOAN YOU THE CLOTHES, FOR YOU CAN BRING THEM 1!ACK AND GET YOUR MONEY IF THEY ARE A VH IT A VT? VP T)T?T?\T I a/vnornv^iwi\i n?i^i i WORN, AND IF .THEY HAVE HF.F.N WORN AND HAVE NOT WORN AS YOU HAVE BEEN LED TO BELIEVE THEY WOULD WEAR, .WE STRAIGHTEN THE MATTER OUT SATISFACTOR ALLY. BIG RISK OF BEING IMPOSED UPON, SAY YOU? NOT A BIT, FOR, AS A RULE, THE AVERAGE MAN WILL" NOT IM. I'OSE UPON A MAN OR FIRM THAT NEVER ATTEMPTS TO IMPOSE UPON THEM, AND WE TOE*\T YOU TOO WELL TO EVER MAKE YOU FEEL LIKE IMPOSING UPON US. LOTS OF MEN MUST LIKE OUR WAY OF DOING BUSINESS?ITS STEADY INCREASE INDI? * "" T<rin r\tfnr>/"T't/Mi LAlHo 11. JNUVV, Ui liii J'UB. UNSrii^llUIN, EARLY ARRIVALS IN FALL SUITS FOR MEN AND BOYS, ALSO NEW FALL TROUSERS. THE> HUB, Clothiers, Hatters and Furnishers, [OB CORNER, FOURTEENTH AND MARKET STREEIi THE DEALERS IN MEN'S AND BOYS' WEARABLES. DUTCHESS TROUSERS?BAER'B OLOTHINO HOUSE. m mvn mn rvrrmfirrnnn mnnnnnnc I rAIb 1U uMll UUililliliuij lilUUDMu, Perfect* Fitting T\ . * Pcrfect1Shapc/ DUlCflGSS Trimmed Well irr?/x??w?r. At Popular Prices iruu&ersi ;STYLE," MATERIAL I, : AND FINISH ll ' JUST R,QHT Every Pair Warranted *? THEY MEET THE WANTS OF ALL. WARRANTY You may buy a pair of DUTCHESS WOOL TROUSERS at $2, $2.50, $3. $3.50. $4 or $5 AND WEAR THEM TWO MONTHS. TOR EVERY SUSPENDER I BUTTON THAT COMES OFF WE WILL I'AY YOU TEN CENTS. I IF THEY RIP AT THE WAISTBAND WE WILL PAY YOU FIFTY I CENT& IV THEY KIP IN THE SEAT OR ELSEWHERE WE VHi I PAY YOU ONE DOLLAR, OR GIVE YOU A NKW I'AIR. I Best in the World Try a Pair I LEE BAERS'I CLOTHING HOUSE. I 30 TWELFTH STREET. SOLE AGENtJ Printed Guarantee goes with every pair of DUTCHES TROUSERS sold by us, making: it plainly uni'r,,lXl that we will carry out the above "Warranty" to ' ''""I