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&w & Ctcmtm*. | Stctf & CtcKcr. I Stone & Thomas. I Where Your Dollar I Goes the Farthest Arc you in the habit of trading here? If K not, we want to get acquainted with you. 1|. Want you to know of the liberal way we deal with you. I' H AVE vnil considered what a I HAVE IUll saving this great I, 20 PER CENT " DISCOUNT SAU means to you? Say, for instance, your purchase amounts to $1.00. We allow you the discount and it only costs you 80c, or say it is $5.00?with the discount off it costs you only $4.00, and so on, no matter what you may purchase. I Our Prices you will find are as low, and in most cases lower than you will find like qualities else|| where, and in addition to that we hand you back one-fifth of the amount of your purchase. Stone & Thomas, C<e. SX. Sue* A Co. j Sto. 5X. Srcet & Co. GE07M. SNOOK & CO ? I jrs SO! DRY OODS, LIKE PEOPLE,^ HAVE REPUTi (* Tll)N5=MJMfc UUUU=-3Uffli: DA1?. Our Dry Goods, like good people, have splendid repu tations. It remains with the purchaser to determin whether good or bad dry goods are wanted. If good, yo will come to us. . Just now we are offering some seasonable things i prices which make buying very easy. Hn \?rA f 71,5 present price for Wash Silks, that are \ JCr Vor, regular 50 cent yard values J it/L I ill I *r j f Represents our new price on Sill Ging- } fr ITm Zt)c i arc | ih,t ,ow tu ,|ons ?p,o 50 cena j Soc i ari C(i- V?mA f Shows what we've done to the price on 1 Vor OVC Yard | Silk Piques tbtt were one dollar yard j I 3fi p T< I. f Or SS cents per dozen is a cheap price on 1 r_ r" I 3C tacll "j ?Jood *'Ietl,1 f,ir qnal'T. lot of 100 dozen : {)? fc3Cl r IT J ( Our low price on a Rood 18-inch wide 1 r ir 5c i arc | ^.re,c*eh> ,or r?iier ,owei5- Lo1 ?f fi,ty I Dc i an mritnUC I 7cn pieces new and elegant high lustre Black Crepons LKri I 1113 I and wool and silk and other combinations have just bee VAW received in black goods dept.?none of them "old friends. Oir price 11.98 per yard-regular 52.75 jard value, . ? I ^ QCAI A 1 Prices rule on all Summer Wash Goods to m*ind up ti 01 JQvx I jf\ L most successful season's sale of these goods. rvrn A R??d trc thc vtluef Unbleached and Bleached Table Linens I KA our ,inen dept.?25c! 30c, 50c, 75c, $1.00, etc., per yard tells vc * **** about some of the prices. Qualities must be seen to be appreciate j. NAPKINS, TOVELS and SPREADS will sell readily during July an d Augi at the special low prices we have marked them. C KNITTED TABLE PADDING,, the best aort for the purpose, price 75c yar Other kinds at 50c yard. Preserves the finish on a fine table. , ? ai cents yard the price of a choice lot of Cotton Covert Cloths, suitable fi 1 iy Bicycle, Outing and Shopping Suits and Separate Skirts. *J|0SQUIT0 Nettings and Tarlatans in allcolors and while, the needed fabr 1Y1 to protect you from Mosquitos, Flies, etc. CERRIS' INSECT EXTERMIN ATOR?the best. Prices I Be, 25c and 50c, crystal or liquid form. | MOTION AND SMALL WARE AND READY MADE DIVISIONS have mat | 11 surprisingly good things in store?see them. f Store opens 7i30 a. m., cloaca S p. m. doll), Saturdays eieeptei B?n' o*4 Stria' Sken BOYS' AND GIRLS' f BARGAIN DAYS. FRIDAY AND SATURDAY SHOES FOR $1.00 I that sold for $U2S to $2.00. Some tan*, but most of tfacm black. ALEXANDER, GOOD SHOES. 1049 MAD. jCealf' Shoe*. 1'TU IC" U/CC"1 1 11IO TT bun J, 00 PAIRS O i} Ladies' $2.50 Tan Shoes and i> o o 34 pairs i ' ' Ladiei* $2.50 and $2.00 Tin ' ' ^ ' > Oxfords < > c?at$1.58. :: 11 If you wan! pair of these fine < i 11 shoes mi next to nothing price, i > ,, come early, as they will surely go ,, . . out quick. <, NAY BROTHERS, \\ 7 Reliable Shoes. ISI7 Market St. J | Dlicoir,* 5lrt Store. ....CAMERAS.... WE SELL THE FOLLOWING: KODAKS, for Alms. PREMAS. KORONAS. for plates. BULLARDS. AD LAKES. CYCLONES, magazine cameras. DON'T FAIL TO SEE OUR DISPLAY. NICOLL'S ART STORE, 1231 Market Street. She Sntclligotrer Office: SS and 27 FourtMntli Street. New Advertisement*. Cameras?Xlcoll's Art Store?Eighth Paf?*. When You Go Away On Your Trip? . McFadden's?Second Page. 9 Boys' and Girls' Bargain Days?Alexander-Eighth Page. = S14.000.00?Theo. W. Fink & Co. For Sale?Howard Haxlett & Son. Probate of Will.' , Liquid Rennet?Albert Stolze & Co. ~ The Bos* Waahlng Machine?H. F. Behrens Co. She?IL H. IJst. Attention. Barber*?Goetxe's Drug Store. Standard Male Quartette. Mies Kate Macllenry?Instruction on ? Piano and Harji. Refrigerators?Geo. W. Johnson's Sons. FOR THE HOT WEATHER AT C. HESS & SONS'. 4a A full line of Sense*, Pin Check* and Cheviot*, which we are prepared to mukeupnt populnrprlee*. Our liull)rl(nn<u "underwear at ROc, 75cand vl.Odcuunot lieexcelled, sizes nt. large fiO. S Howo it hprclnlty. Alwnv* the newest In Neckwear, - rnHu^nml Ctlffll. ' C. HESS ?fc SONS. 0 Fashionable Tnllow and FtimlHhors, ltttl and 1HS3 Market Street. U <0.000. We have fitted snore than twenty if thousand pair* of Spectacles, dvlnuu? 11 a rt?eord and experience unequalled by any other optician In Weat > irginla. satisfaction guaranteed. JACUll W. f.Hl im, Optician. < 2fo. 1800 Market Street. Res I sled an Offlcer. Lout night, on Chapline street, near [f the I. O. O. F. hall. Officer Knabe's at* tentlon was attracted by a scuffle going on between a man and a woman. The 4 officer ordered the man to cease his Ll a*sault,but this he refused to do.whereupon the offlcer arrested both. Then L the man, whose name la Ed Darby, [| made a lunge at the offlcer. and met Knabe's club on his head. Still he perj Fisted and got another bump for his J pains, after which both the man and woman went to police headquarters. The woman's name, according to the police docket, is Mary Scot. A charge i if disorderly conduct was placed ln against the man. and resisting an ofli;n cer may be added this morning. In Clerk Robertson's Office. Yesterday, in Clerk Robertson's office a marriage license was issued to Harry Smith, aged nineteen, and Frances ie Durbln, aged twenty-two, of Bellaire, Ohio. The following transfers of real estate jn were recorded: )U Deed, made July 19, 1899; by Thomas d, O'Brien and wife to W. F. Hubbard; consideration, 112,500; transfers onehalf undivided interest in the Philip Rellly Glenn's Hun farm, ln Richland JS district Deed made October 1, 1R9S; by H. F. B. McLaln and wife to Robert B. McJ^ain and Louise E. Woods; eonsldera. tion, J12,fi00; transfers an undivided a' one-sixth Interest ln the lot at the southwest comer of Twelfth and Market streets. Deed made July IT, 1899; by Anton Iteymann and wife to Herman Cohs; consideration, $1,700; transfer* lot 11 in the Ohio Valley China Company subdlvlslun. Deed made July 19, 1K99; by C. A. ic Keim and wife to Oscar T. Smith; consideration. J2fi0; transfers lot 109 in Park View Place. Deed made July 15, 1899; by George W. Woods and wife to U. W. liutnin phrcy; consideration. 11,000; tratmJVr* a lot out of the Woods estate in Trladelphia district. D^ed made July r.. lCP9; by W. A. Hein and wife t>? Frederick Freire; conv slderatlon, I2.G00. trannf.rs n lot on the north side of Fifteenth street, at the corner of Alley (?. Two deeds of trust were recorded. * The will of Herman Henry Men*: ' was admitted to pr< bale. Mary M. Wagner was appoint ?1 guardian of five mlnom. orphnns of Martin Wagner; bond. fifOO, with Louis Trosch as surety. IF you wnnt the best bread baked, ask for Wheeling Bakery's tin seal 9 bread. jON PLEASURE BENT Builders' Exchange Expcct 200 tc 300 Will Take in Their PUT-IN-BAY TRIP SATURDAY, All the Arrangements fbr the Trlj Were Concluded at a Special Meeting of the Exchange Held La*i Night?Bctwecu Eighty and 100 Excursionist* Lelt via the Pan Handle for Atlantic City Yesterday Alter , noon. All arrangements for the annual outing of the Wheeling Bulders' Exchangf were concluded at a special meeting ol the organization which was held lasl night at the chamber of commerce rooms. Traveling Passenger Ageni Sam Sherman, of the Wheeling & Laki Erie, who has the trip ki charge, wai present and outlined the features of th? v- committer trip as uc auu mc v....-...,. bad arranged them. The train, he said, would depart fron the Terminal station at ljl:15 a. m. tomorrow, with a chair car and a parloi car attached In addition to the regulai coaches. Toledo will be reached at ( p. m., and the Wheeling party will b( conducted to the Hotel Jefferson, when dinner will be had, after which Mr Sherman and members of the Toled( chamber of commerce and Toledo Presi Club will escort the Wheeling peopi< to the famous Casino on the lake.when a vaudeville performance In whicl Champion Jim Jeffries figures will bf witnessed. The night will be spent it Toledo, and at 9:15 Sunday morning one of the Detroit and Cleveland steamers will be boarded, and after a fort) mile ride beautiful Put-in-Bay will bf reached, where most of the Wheeling party will spend a week or more. During the week the lnter-lake yacht racei will be a special feature; not arranged especially for the West Virginians bj Mr. Sherman, but a feature Just th< same. The Builders' Exchange people statec last night that they expected betweer TOO and 200 people would join them It their trip to Put-In-Bay. The Pan Handle's second excurslor of the season to Atlantic City left yes terday afternoon, most or uie excursionists taking the 3:55 train whicl made close connections at Pittsburgh It was the largest seashore excurslor that has left Wheeling this season, be. tween eighty and 100 taking the trip Among those who went were the following: Miss Eliza Mills. Dr. Rustet and wife, Miss Ella Velth, the Missel George, of W'ellsburg, Miss Emms Forbes, J. M. Brown and wife. W. H Bowler and family, T. M. Garvin, J. F Paull and party, C. B. Ott and party Alex Durst, wife and son, Mrs. A. V Foster and party, S. O. Paull, Miss Mc Gow, of Moundsville, Mrs. Robert Kyle O. T. Khodes and family. Miss Holber dy. Miss Mary Campbell, Robert Xes bltt and wife, J. Emshelmer, W. L Garden, W. T. Stifel, Mr. Haider ant daughter, J. E. Klrtz. of Martin's Fer ry, Mrs. Mulholm, Miss L. Otto. "Wllbu: Baggs and party, of Martin's Ferry, "W 4 TT Hnffman. Mrs. Pollock Robert Magee. George Flaccua. Edwari Kemple, Miss Clara Zane, E. Hork heimer. TWO ALARMS TURNED IN IiAst NlRht, but the Second was a Mia take?The Ixmr Slight. Laat night shortly after 10 o'clock ai alarm of Are from box 58 at the cornel of Twenty-seventh and Market streets South Side, brought out the lower section of the fire department. The fln was in a frame shed adjoining the ok office building of the Wheeling Steel & Iron Company, at its Belmont plant, a the foot of Twenty-seventh street Locomotive sparks had set fire to a Jo of staves and lumber stored in the shed Streams were turned on the blaze fron the Niagara and Eighth ward engines and It was soon extingulnhed witl slight loss. Mischievous boys turned in a secont alarm Just when the fire was undei control, nnd us a result the Atlantl< steamer and the Eleventh street chem leal came down on the double quick but they were not needed. An effort will be made to ascertait the names of the boys, and if success ful they will be- arrested. There is ai ordinance of the city providing for thi severe punishment of persons meddlini with the fire alarm apparatus. STEINWAY PIANO FOR SALE We have a very nice Stelnway & Sons Square Piano, with Gothic legs seven octaves, In good condition, whlcl we sell for $l f? cash, or $1S5 on pay ments. Stool and cover Included. F. W." BAVMER CO. IT don't pay to brflte when you cat buy "Wheeling Bakery Bread from youi grocer. _ Finest Trip of tlic Season. The Builders* Exchange excursion ti Put-in-Kay to-morrow. Train leavei via Whot-llng & Lake Erie at 11:15 a. m city time. Only *5 00 round trip Tickets good fifteen days. Parlor car; on train. BUSINESS Men's Dinner daily at th Grand Central Hotel. Commutatioi tickets at reduced rates. Try us. FAMILY WASHING. Pouch I?ry Washed. Starched and Dyed Ti cent* per pouud. Flat Work. Wii*h?*l and Ironed, f cent* per pound. All bund work finished 10 coats poi p ninil. At birrz IIKOS*. MTiur Homo Steam Laundry. BREAD winners should s -e they ge WheolInK Bakery Bread. Cheapest be c.'itis'' It ;?< h.-m. SPECIAL THIS WEEK J This week we will give 20 per rent dl? i eount on our ntlre Murk of iMainomlp am i Watt-be*. This tnenr?? that you will hnv ' over J2M??fi*orth of diamond* and ualcliei to felect from and pi t I'O j>?t "? r.t off ou j r'Kular prices. A JSt'.uo diamond or wutel will c .?l )OU Sli - at th!- *h!? . n ?av.ni i of JlW.ro to you We hnvo <iinmor.(!h fron ! fo to *3f*>.or? ??arh. Iadl?* and g*nt* vrutrhe* from fi.M to SHlft) i ach. and wi i give you 20 |h r rent dlmount off reguin | prle. n. I N. w rtyle Shirt Wnlwt Set* at 20 pe ' cent ?.ff i . culur-prjr'-! Rogers' Silver Knlvr* and Tori's ' ?" li' j"-r ?lo*rn i Btirlinp Fiver Hire Hraed ts, the bet | quality, at cent* oneh. \\V ar# p'.vln* Hiteclol bargain* In ovei : |Wi.r.tn worth of diamonds, uuichi* am silverware thin week. SHEFTMBROS., Corner Mulu and Eleventh Strocti. Sit SCtb Clotklm. ! Sir Xnt CitiUrr*. Where Duty Leads ? we follow. TVould be a blot on our past spotless record i for us to earn- a stitch of one season's into the next WE CANNOT?WE WILL NOT offend our principlescome what may?our summer surplus?gathered for variety's sake?succumbs to the inevitable. Unrestricted, j orf jhall take your choice of Hundreds of Men's Suits, ] p Hundreds of Boys' Suits, Hundreds of Children's Suits, Hundreds of Trousers?nothing reserved. You make your selection?we return you one-quarter of the price? marked in plain figures on every garment This offer does not kill our responsibility. They are -our. Suits and our Trousers?no matter how little you pay forthem. We shall offer until sold about 100 Oiildren'sjRleefer and Junior Suits that were $2.50, $3.00, $3.50, $4.00 and $5.00, I We shall put on sale to-day 300 pairs of Children's Fine All Wool Blue Cheviot Short Pants, color guaranteed, worth Tlj 73c and ?1.00, as long as they hold out your choice at...? vvw MONEY BACK WHENEVER YOU SAY SO. THE HUB, CLOTHIERS, HATTERS AND XIRNISHERS, MARKET AND FOURTEENTH STREETS. Saer't Clothing Jfoute. | Satr't Clothing Sioktt. One Tells Another FIGURES OF MAGIC. t/i CA Hen's Soils, rednced from (0 AA lea's Sails, rtdiad fm $U.?W jllafldjll V7.UU $14, {15 ui {It These figures seem to have hypnotized the clothes buyers hereabouts. Those great piles of fine all wool Men's Suits which we have been selling the past week at Six-Fifty and Nine Dollars have pitched and tumbled, losing here a suit and there a suit until they have lost all semblance to their former bigness. This sale creates excitement, and no wonder, for when BAER'S make a sale of this nature it's no fake, but a bona-fide sale, and the people know this means something 11 different from the everlasting 20 per cent to 25 per cent discount sale ot others. LEE BAER, Twelfth Street. Clothing House. Cke Scmph-Xiitfctxce Co. I Chr Seaplt-jCltgtmn C? Extraordinary Values. ; SWISS CURTAINS. The last of the curtain season?xre have several line#?odd curtains* and 1 some as many as two and three pairs alike. All-frO at one-half price. j Children's Dresses, nicely trimmed, at 29c. Finer ones at reduced prlota ; WRAPPERS. Good Prints, full, ropular made. E9c value. to- SOc. Blot aafl WWt'. mark and White Prlntn. Toe value. for EST. JCIcol# trimmed Wrapper* ljl light colored percale. 11-15 value, for Sfc-. Extra nlrf^tyle. J1.00 value. 78c. Lawn 1 Vrappert. trimmed In Val. lace and ruffles, made with flounced ttlru. ' worth IMS, *2.r.O and *3.75. upwla! at Jl.CR. Our Mock of new and up-to1 dnte Shirt W*ai*te?our entire line at one-half price. The Ready-Mane De" partment till offer. their fine line of Ladles' Tallor-Made 8ult? at one-third ' and one-half off rejular price. The Sample-Lingaman Company, 1217-1219 MARKET STREET. Soeke Shoe Company. 1 Jlocke Shoe Compamf. rrr I LADIES' Fine Dongoli Flesible Sole Shoes, Cincinnati made. The fljO HH best shoe in Wheeling for i MEN'S e Fine Black Vici Kid or Tan Willow Calf. Genuine Welt Bot3 torn. Nothing like them in the city for more money. Our $3.00 Locke Shoe Company. TPhffe. Stand I eg *( 5o*ler. j TChite, Stand lei dr 5o*ter. ;$5.48fora-^ Dinner Set ?& ' These goods are beautifully decorated. We sell i- from open stock. Select what you want. WHITE, HANDLEY&F0STER. SS40 MAHKBT STRBDT.