Wheeling register. [volume], December 26, 1895, Page 5, Image 5

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/e can show the finest selection of Pianos ever seen in the city of Wheeling.
Cur prices and terms defy competition. F. W. BAUMER & CO.
CLpTHING—M. GUTMAN & CO._
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/II Greatly Reduced Pikes.
'*nrniT:cent assortment of MEN’S SMOKING JACKETS and HOUSE
' at
.50, $5.00, $6.50 AND $7.50 UP TO $14.00.
e do not wish to carry one of these garments over, so we cut the
t>i to S3 cn each. Come quick, before the sizes are broken and [
ones carried off.
H and LQtNGiNG ROBES at
$4.33. $5 50. S8 50 m StO-OO.
■ nicer to give a gentleman :han one of these Robes.
. iers. Handkerchiefs,
seckwear, Hosiery,
Gloves, Might Shirts,
Suspenders, Shirts.
indless assortment, right prices.
Retail Department. Main and Twelfth Streets.
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BOOTS -no SHOES-LOCKE S._
■—'•'WE \V1LL^~~
— IN1SH 1895
WITH THE
BEST • SHOE • VALDES!
IN THIS CITY.
j. H. LOCKE SHOE CO.
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AN • Mi.itIT.
TI7 RPHY
A TEXAS STEER.
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77. null 50. .
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QPERR HOUSE.
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lienepcetl s^ats $1.00; a>.l
•" .* uts n. .!■. on site at
it-. st*re Montltt- IH-ceia
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a», December •".* t i. Klyuu
SPORTS”
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ER&LOTZ,
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cu-et. Wheeling.
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AND KOU SAKE CAitAirf j
-u i.eiutur Couuua^ K-^uiu
GKNTl.l ME1:—
W ■ tvi' thoroughly tested the No. 0 Ear
Lock T v pew liter, purchase.! some t Ime ago,
hv ~t«-.-i■ 1 v practical work in our office and
t .-I -nrtdy ri-comuieud the ma-hine as
- ioi!e, i-v of operation, wide in its scope
and h-autlful In its work. We lu-llcve it t >
!,»• he most thoroughly up-to-date writing
machint for any and all kind* of work. \i
i though we liked the machine very mn-h at
I tiisi, the more we use It the better we like It.
Verv truly vour-*.
VANf’K SHOE CO.
J. C. KiHKi.uvttek, Secretary.
Wheeling Ai;encv P.nr-Lock Typewriter
14 l 7 < hapllue srreet. Telephone .loo. K. II.
» lowts.v o . (ieueral Atje . t*. Illehinotid. Vh.
The I'ejjister now uses and recoimncuda
Bur-Lock.
We want to
Sell Diamonds.
only when we can do n little hit better
in the way of price* nnd nualitv than
anybody ei-* • lu the vit.'\ Whenever we
:in i timr we enuuot do that, we will •* >
n it of business. Lxperieti -e shows that
t e most profitable thine that we ran
do is to look out for the interest of our
custom-rs This we do by ifivinu: a full
one hen ire l cents' worth for every dol
lar they puy us.
DILLO.N. WHEAT & HANCHER €0.
PAIXTTZITGK
PAPER EJGISG, GLAZldi.
Al! work done In an artistic mamer.
Hoe Si«n Pahitio* a Specialty.
Aii order* receive prompt attention
D. C. KURNER.
4i. MArikK. sTi'Erli*.
Est'mates for o*w hubdtnifi promptly
umisued. TKLEPdoN I 233.
__ FURNITURE REPAIRED-G. MENDEL & CO*
I IF YOU HAVE ANY
| REPAIRED
e can do it now on Short No
and at Reasonable Rates,
i elephone or drop us a postal and
ae ol our wagons will call at
once.
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The Number of Guests Comparatively
Small, as Usual.
The Menus An aliaborate, and One
or Two Unusually So—The Arri
vals of the Day—Talk of the
Offices and Corridors and Per
sonal Mention.
Proprietor John Ttpbrecht, of the St.
Charles Hotel tells a good cow-boy
story for ibis part of the country. It
was some years ago, ani| one evening
early mere walked into his hotel a six
footer with a big horse pistol in hand.
As ho c;ime through the door lie shout
ed to the crowd to the number of about
fifteen in the office that he was a cow !
b*>y from Texas and could kill the •
whole crowd, and immediately let go .
the horse gun, the bullet from which !
made room for considerable putty the i
lay in tl * of th room. Mr.
1 to b rev hi was near by, and as his guests
ducked behind the stove, chairs and
tables, he met the Texas fellow with
the remark that he used to be a cow
boy also, and let go a right hand blow '
from the shoulders which took the gen
ti* man under the left eye, and he feel
in a heap on the floor. Later the gen
tleman was taken outside on a snow
bank for air and the inventiating jury,
ot which Mr. Robrocht was toremau,
decided that the cow-boy had a fit.
Windsor—T. M. L. Teter and wife,
Grafton; C. E. Carr, Clarksburg; A. M.
Rice, Sistersville; C. A. Crary, Pitts
burg; U. O. Smith, Toledo; W.*H. Wil
liams. Rattlesnake, O.; S. E. Cutlos,
Easton, Pa.
The small-pox quarantine over tho
river kept a good many people from
taking their Christmas dinners in
Wheeling.
The old bachelor boarding at a city
bptel is not so bad a person after all.
True they may bo emphatically creat
ures of circumstances, but you notice
they remember people on Christmas
end holidays, and that is wise in Wheel
ing.
McLure- H. A Shour i an i \\ ife, city;
James Hervey, Kirn Grove; E. S. Smith.
New York; L. A. Mount, Miss Mount,
Washington, D. C.
Fully 400 people took Christmas din
?'*' ■ at tin* leading hotels in the city
yesterday.
Hotel clerks were well remembered
yesterday in the way of Christmas
presents.
1 tehler Wm. Mah< ws, ! U lford, la.;
Wm. R. Parshail, New Freej>ort; Jos. T.
Parshall, N< w Freeport; Emil Bieler,
John T. Wilson. Pittsburg: O. M. Ryan,
Y\ llsburg; E. E. Variars, Letart; John
.. - and wife, "1 lylorstown,; Geo.
Strickling, St. Mary's; W. T. Sid,11.
John K. Denney, New York; Chas. W.
Hubbard, Dlllondale, (>.; E. C. Price
and \» ife. Chicago.
One of the best mentis placed before
hotel guests yesterday, was at the Ho
tel Windsor. Diamond backed terrapin,
boned turkey, wild turkey with oysters,
roast pheasant, quail, canvas-back
du :•. ven son, roast Vermont turkey,
and strawberry short cake are but items
tak n at ramdom here and there, from
a prime bill of fare.
Stamm—M. A. Sybett, Jas. M. Coach,
Miss Crans, Jos Rogers, Sistersvill •; c.
C. Rf dmour, A. F. Simpson, Yor lota,
W. Ya,; Jao. W. Zeiler, That!. Trov,
Clarinton, O.: T. H. Wheeler, Washing- ‘
ton. Pa.
People at the hotels lost track of lms
iness last evening, and gossip was of
the lively sort.
Churches and theatres of the city
were generally weil patronized, from
the hotels last evening
St. Charles—A. C. Brombridge. Man
nington, W. Va.; John Dailey, Jim 0. j
Terry, Marion. Ind.; Chas. Woods. San
dusky. ().; Chas. Miller, and wife, Den
ver, Col.
Although the Christmas dinners at
the hotels invariably represent the best
efforts of chiV' t hef, and are the best
and most elaborate meals of the years,
the number of dinners is usually very
small. There ere a number of reasons
for this. Traveling men. as a rule, like
to ga home for Christmas, the ordinary
list of arrivals is light and many regu
lar boarders go out tx> dine with friends.
As a result there is a magnificent spread
and a lot of empty chairs at the liouls.
Brunswick—J. S. Dontrick, Ivobanon;
Jr- a Hall, Pittsburg, Pa.; E. A. Berry,
S itton; a Morgan, Berry Flatswoods;
I). J. Reynolds, Weaters; J. 1). Brown,
A M. Anderson, A. W Biown. W. Ya.;
Richard Sherman, New York; J. C.
Btihgliam, Russell, Ky.
Mr. Joseph Zimmer, night clerk at
the Stamm, possesses no mean ability
as an artist. His Christmas drawing on •
the hotel register represents Santa !
Claus, and a typical winter scene in I
West Virginia. The sketch is made in
ppa and ink. and would do credit to
many who are more pretentious with
tihe pencil and brush.
Great Sacrifice Sale at the Bon Ton ,
of all Holiday Goods at less than half
values. Do uot miss this sale.
THE BOX TOX.
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H„y any of Stlfel £ Co.’s Holiday Goods
»t Half I’rlCf to day.
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Great Sacrifice Sale at the Bon Ton
of all Holiday Goods at less than half ;
values. Do not miss this sale.
THE BOX TOX.
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Finch’s Whiskys, established in 1S19,
Golden Wedding, pure rye, $1.00 per
quart, or six quarts for $5. Grandpa s
Choice 50c. quart, or $2 per gallon.
Every purchaser of $1 or upwards of our
whiskys will receive free of charge on
December 23d, 24th and 25th, a Bottle of
Wine. Remember this.
C. M. FINCH.
12 Smithfield street,
Pittsburg, Pa.
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HOT.lI> \Y OOODS at C. llw # Soil*'.
I h«-l>« «t All-Wool Knit Jacket made from
S'J.OO upward*. 1
SEFUOL’SI.Y UI RT.
A Cutting AtTray at Hounttaville Which
Alight Have Keen Fatal.
A very serious, and what might have
proven fatal cutting affray, occurred on
che 13. & O. Railroad, at the foot of
Seventh street, 'Moundsville, yesterday
evening. A number of people were as
sembled at William Meanor’s, who re
sides on the river bank, when William
Marshall and James Fountain came
along, and .Marshall attempted to com
mit a nuisance in the presence of the
ladies. Joseph Hurd, who was at the
holism remonstrated with him, when
Marshal] turned on him and commenc
ed curs mg and swearing in a most
shameful manner, which so aggravated
Hurd that he struck Marshall, knock
ing h:m down. Marshall drew a knife
and cut him twice in the head, cutting
one of the arteries, from which the
blood flew profusely. He was quite
weak from the loss »f blood, but man
ag’d to make his way tc Dr. Bruce's
office, where t‘he wounds we re dressed.
From there he had to be carried
on a stretcher. A warrant was issued
before Justice Mann, for the arrest of
Marshall, on,! placed in the hands cf
officers to ba executed.
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1M M A CU LATE CONCEPTION.
Ther was a large .attendance at the
rv.i”? at th.s church yesterday morn
■ : g. Early mass was celebrated at f>
o clock, and at 10 o'clock high mass
was followed by a srrmon by R?v.
Fa her Mullen, appropriate to the day.
The music was of a high order. The
cac.r, undrr the direction o’ Professor
Henry Paul, was assist* 1 by Professor
Hermann Sdho-ckey. A feature of the
musical programme was a trio sang by
Professor Paul, Miss Alberta Much and
Mr. Will Miller.
Don’t miss & Cn.'s Ad.
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WELLS BERG.
The Presbyterian Sunrlav ^eh-col cave
a most, enjoyable Christmas entertain
ment at tlhe church last evening. The
exercises were mainly carried out by
Fm young people, an 1 the singing by
H -kn Harden, Anne.be1 de (hm, Bertie
Pp'-' bi and o'her? cf the Sabbath
- bool, was greatly enjoyed by all pres
en1. Joan Tc’m! acted ns Santa Claus,
and all were rimomberrd by him.
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Hn.v nnv of **(if ■ • v <‘o.’h Holiday Goods
at Half l*r 1 >-day.
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ASIl Sit.11 ItN I S.
M0PRISON'S "PAI ’ST."
■Morrison's “Faust.” the most pic
turesque and brilliant of spectacle?, will
l - the attraction at the Opera House
on N w Y- ar. matinee ami night.
“Faust,” in its new form, is staged
■wh'h gr at magnificence. The scenery,
calcium, mechanical art-1 electrical ef
f- -:s are beautiful to g rgeousness. The
manager who favors tlhe public with
such a wealth oc seen! • effects is en
titl'd to generous con.-i ' ration. The
play is more elaborate than ever, and
the company has been selected with the
greatest care.
“A TEXAS STEER.”
The presence of Tim Muiphy and his
cl ver company at the Opera House n'-'Xt
Saturday, matinee and might, in Hoyt’s
hvely comedy, “A Texas Steer.” will
have the effect of attracting to that
o' >f emus nmnt a very large p?r
c :> ge of Icinral playgoer? who have on
p. vious occasions testifi d their in
dors meat of this really funny play,
and ■ c’-verr ss with which Mr.
Murphy ir erprets its leading charac
ter, Maverick Brander. “A Texas
Steer.” every une is pretty well
aware by this time, is a keen edged
satire cn politic? and society, in which
the wit of Hoyt and the ar: cf Murphy
form a union that is particularly agree- ,
able to American comedy lovers.
“KTLLrA RXEY.”
Mr. E. C. MacJCay, who is ar present
playing Captain Archibald Deni in g in ■
“KiHarney” was one cf the leading 1
members of Charles Frohman’s “Men
and Women” Company las- season. He
will be seen at the Grand in “Killar
ney,” Thursday, Friday and Saturday.
Mr. Leo Hardnuan,. who was the leading
mi; port cf Ezra Kendall for a number
of years. Is at present playing the part
of Paddy Donman in “Killarney.”
THE “CITY SPORTS” COMING.
The attraction at the Grand the first
half of n<ixt week will he another of
Flynn & Sheridan’s Great P.ig Shows,
containing more novelties and features
than any other show of a like charac
ter now trav ling. This is the com
mencement of the fifth successful sea- ;
son of this organization, and their of- !
fering this season outshines in splen- I
dor anything yet attempted bv these |
enterprising managers. The pro- j
gramme for this season embraces two
up-to-date shows embellished with gor
geous costumes, special scenery, lively
and catchy music and comedy situa
tions. The olio part of the bill Is ta
k< n care of by a capable number of
special1'* artists, headed by the fa
mous ’’our Xel on Sisters, a quartette
of South American artists who have no
equal in the acrobatic field and are
justly styled the greatest living female
performers in this line.
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Head Stlfel & Co.'* Ad. sure.
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WILL ENTERTAIN CHILDREN.
Welcome lodge. A. O. U. W will give
an entertainment on New Year’s af
ternoon at the hall in the Grand Opera
House building. The entertainment will
be for the children, and will commence
at 2 o'clock. An excellent programme
has been prepared.
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Porcelain ( !f>ckn and Picture Frame* at i
> nl ' price at Stlfel A Co ’* to-dny.
SPECIAL THIS WEEK! j
Ornts' fino Solid Gold $6
1 | |p* at 83.60
Gentu’ lint* Solid Gold $6
KinK' at 81.60.
Urr.tn' extra fino Solid
S Gold $7.60 IliliRs iit 86.60.
Genu- extra fine Solid Gold Siu mugs ax
Solitaire Diamond Kings, set with blue
whilu Si ones, at S.", $7. S10. Si'. and . JO
We have Dia ond Kings iTom fo to
<roo Solid Sterling Silver Tea Spoons,
s': per -el. Kogers’ in-st Silver Knives or
1 orks $'1.7)0 per dox. Solid < oin Silver
Thimbles. 1 r.e each. Sterling Silver Charm
Brneelets froth Si np. Boiled Gold Chain |
n5;:;S',rK;sS7!n i.».n,<,.r ««,.,• ..
Gold Wa c "s. Don't think you have topav
S.'.o or Stoo to get a good watch. " e have
SI1EFF KUOS.,
1110 UalnSt.
Woodsdale Eleven Won from the
American’s Yesterday
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| On the Woodsdale Grounds, by a
Score of 8 to O-The Kenton
Fight-Other Sporting News of
Interest, Local and Telegraphic.
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The Woodsdale club defeated the
Americus club in a well-con tested game
of football yesterday by a score of S to 0.
Prilliant work was done by both teams
throughout the game, and the AVoods
dale'a cnly won by thetr superior
weight, their average being' 180 pounds,
the Americus eleven only averaging 110
pounds.
Paul‘1, the full back of Woodsdale, did
Echols and Htisemen, the ends, and
great work, and Milligan, Dolan, Murks
and James Warrington for Americus
also distinguished themselves.
Bel d w u be foun l t he line-up;
Americus. Woodsdale.
M irks ... .1 h rLf-tba k— Mi birds
S. Pc hstein ...left end.lin eman
G lligan .1< ft tackle —T. Ew ng
Dixon.left guard.Murray ,
H. Peckstein_center.R. Ewing
Gaiser.right guard . .W. Kennedy |
T. Harrington.right tackle ..StroehJtoa i
Evans. right end .Echols J
C r el.qu •'<.A. P
Dolan ....right half-back.. Humphrey
J. Warrington. ..full back .Pauli
Referi Chris ; umpire, Pollock;
linesman, Marks.
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ALL WORKED UP.
A dispatch from Kenton, Ohio, pays:
Exclteim nt regarding the Rayliff-Ken
ney fight runs high here, the people
being about equally divided on the sub
ject. Sheriff Ranney -was in Columbus
consulting with Governor McKinley.
He was told that the law on the sub* ;
ject was very plain, and that if he need
ed additional aid. ho should call out the
militia. The citizens’ commitr.ee has
had warrants issued for the arrest of
BayKff and Kenney as soon as they g?t
inside the county, and the promoters
of the fight have plenty of bondsmen
ready to go the»ir bail. The citizens’
committee have offered the Scioto Club
$2W) not to hold the contest, but the
club will not accept. The Scioto club
are very confident that they will have
the fight, and this offer of money seems
to he a sign of weakening on the part
of the c:tiz°ns. One of the preachers
la.” evening said that the Mayor, D. M.
Df ’.rich. who issued the permits, should
be asked :o resign his position. To an
outsider, it locks very much as though
the dub have the best: of it, and the
fight will take place.
FITZ WILL TRAIN.
El Paso. Texas, December 2.".—Bob
Fitzsimmons, his wife, Mrs. Julian and
Fitzsimmons's trainer arrived to-day
from Stin Antonio. They were met at
the depot by the entire sporting frater
nity of the city with a band and es
corted across the river to Juarez, where
Fitzsimmons will train in the old lot
tery building.
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Si ifi-l X Co. climing Holiday (.mills at Half
I’rii'B to- day.
W. A. WILSON & SON,
Retail Department,
1215 Main street (former headquarters
for Wholesale and Retail.)
We purpose to sell ail goods in our
Retail Department at greatly reduced
prices.
Our stock is i irge, and consists of
the best brands of Window Glass, Varn
ishes, Brushes. Paints, Oils. etc.
We have Fire Fronts and Grates at
especially low figures, and carry a com- I
plot ■ s-ork of Doors, Sash and all Build- !
ing Materials.
Our experience of twenty years in the |
Painting and Building Supply Business i
has given us a fair conception of the
want? of our customers, and you will
generally be able to find at our estab
lisment just what you need, and at bot
tom prices.
W. A. WILSON & SON.
1215 Main street.
Great Sacrifice Sale at the Bon Ton
of all Holiday Good? at le?s than half
values. Do not miss this sale.
THE BON TON.
Head Stlfol .V Co.’s Ad. sure.
STEAMSHIPS.
Baltimore. Md.. December 25.—Ar
rived—Steamers Michigan (Br.) Find
lay, London via Philadelphia: Mellfleld
(Br.) Willis, Teneriffe; Brilliant (Ger.,
Tank), Keller, Shieuds.
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Stlfol & Co. closing llolidaj Goods at Half
Price to-day.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
p| • j_^ ,«tfrrTls
$
E= You have forgot
HE ten any one we
EH can help you out.
HE Some nice things
HE left in
HORNE & CO.
Broadcloths.
Get a BROADSIDE CUT that will
find this BROADCLOTH Dept, with
buyers, and empty shelves of first
class goods in such a way as no store
ever experienced. Every piece of
these handsome goods imported from
best fo.eign manufacturers, all
choicest shades—delicate tan. nile
and other evening tints, and all sta
ple colors on the fashionable list—
beautiful qualiiy, firm, close weave—
$2, $2.50 and $3 goods, 52
and 54 inches wide, without excep
tion, every piece in shelves reduced to
$1.90 yard.
All perfect fabrics — examine the
“nap,” feel the weight and body of
these BROADCLOTHS as compared
with many far which you're asked a
dollar or more, ar.d tell us what you
think of these at the new price—
$1.90 —Remember, there's not a
piece of BROADCLOTH in the Dept,
at higher price than $1.90 a yard,
and we've the very best made by the
best makers!
BEDFORD CORDS. Woolen Cordu
roys, Cable Cords, all Fine French
Fabrics, stylish, dressy, and nothing
more desirable for a dress—with the
large buttons for trimmings—in black,
navy, brown, mode, grey, green and
garnet: about 800 YARDS of $1.25
and $1.50 gu lilies go in with the
great BROADCLOTH sale, 45 to 43
inches wide,
$1 yard.
Send for samples and test the
merit of these fine Dress Goods, and
save money in the buying.
Penn Ave. and Fifth St.. Pitt^bur'.
PARKER’S
ha;r balsam
C’fa:ix« aud bean tl flea tb« hair.
J*r<«ri» •>■■■ a luxuriant irr.urth.
Never full* to Bratore Gray
Hair to Its Youthful Cclor.
Cure* * a.p diwuueu It hair tiuung.
yie.an'H! <»m Drujriflita
t rnier'B ^mger icmw. j|cwp wc »w»» v--•****
Wc*k hung*, Debility, InJigciiwU, 1 u.u, l*ke in
CLOTHING AND FURNISHING3-D. G'JNDLING A CO._
IF YOU WANT TO BE SUITED.
(and who does not?) there’s
only one thing to do about it;
have us suit you. \\ hen we
suit a man, young or old, we
suit him to" a T. There’s a
style about our Winter Suits
that a tailor may equal, but
cannot excel; a quality that
only the best all wool mater
lal offers; and a price that no
»luthiers but us can think of.
Our
Winter Suits
and Overcoats
suggest dollars saved, stylo
and value gained, and per
fect satisfaction secured to
every purchaser. We are
selling l<>ts of pretty novelties
for the holidays, such as
BATHROBES! NECKWEAR!
Have you seen the new Wa
terfall? Newest ideas in Um
brellas and Canes. Lots of
beautiiul silk Mufflers.
Many, many articles to
gladden the heart of the male
sex, old and young, at com
mon sense prices at the STAR.
D. Gundling & Co.,
34 AND 36 TWELFTH STREET.