The Wheeling Daily Intelligencer from Wheeling, West Virginia • Page 8

STONE Weather Toroctial STONE of general interest to the frug: big store offers exceptional ad of right merchandise. Women's Sutts and Waists. Spcclal attractions among those goods. Even now at the first frost of autumn we'ro offering values as strong as any -woman cares to see. Every garment is as it for comfort and service, and in close harmony with current styles.

A few items at random from hundreds of others; One very special offering for this week in suits is a pebble cheviot or an imported broadcloth suit, handsomely tailored; made with blouse front, military collar and latest I sleeve; jacket silk lined throughout, and trimmed with stitched flaring OK skirt. Special Suits of every description, ranging In frnm R1A Ofl ODQ on Waist Special. A new lot of fin? French Flannel! "Waists just received, made with the new collar and sleeve, and front and back nicely tucked; brass buttons. Have them in pink, blue, rose, cardinal and heliotrope. Special i Other waists from G8c to $9.05.

Black and Color Selecting items to advertise froi dress fabrics is a staggering undert gether fifteen items that wo're a yard. All are materials them may strike your all 46-Inch Pebble Cloths. 54-inch Meltons. 46-inch English Serges. 45-inch French Henriettas 40-inch Poplins.

52-inch Cheviots. 50-inch Homespuns. 40-inch Mohairs. 45-inch Sicilians. "RIbpV nnrl 42-inch Whipcords.

42-inch English Crepons. 45-inch German Twills. 45-inch All Wbol Novelties. 44-inch Tweed Mixtures. The Millinery and Clothing STONE GEO.

M. SI Real aS t- yard's the oJJ-C B'ack charged fo "Taffetine." The qualii equal to Taffetas that pr yaru. Dee ine savings The 1 in silk prices is not confi were open for silk: value, and took advantaj Following Black Taf sidcrably undcrpric 75c, at 89c, at 95i ones, 27 inches wld For a short time Colored Taffetas Colored Waist Velvets, and figures SPECIAL. I dies' clc Shrunk 7 42-inch wide black spor Cheviots, 75c value, at. tap- 43-inch wide black SDor Cheviots, 89c value, at.

ija 38-Inch wide Grey spuns at 50c yard, i Waist Now lot of plain and Grey. For wear ar equal to 91 One large section Eiderdowns, of which sentative November "Fashio teresting. Gratis to cu: I THOMAS. for THOMAS. buyers of Wheeling.

The vantages for the purchasing LACE CURTAINS. An entirely now showing in this department on the third floor bracos all that's good and beautiful in tho lace'curtain and drapery line. We've stopped quoting the real value of special offerings because the people have learned to a great extent that our specials are infinitely lower than tho lowest prices of other stores. Fine Nottingham Lace Curtains, exact copies of the highest grades, per pair this week I. 0 New Rufflod Curtains in Swiss, Cable and Point do Esprit Nets.

As a pairs fine Swiss Buffled Curtains, 3 yards long, qq per pair uOC Better ones for xnpestry ana stnpea corners, tlio proper fad for cozy corners. ed Dress Goods. such a monumental gathering of However, we've brought toto sell this week at one popular in the highest favor. one of them you can save money. I Cents a Yd.

apartments will interest you. THOMAS. iook co. feta Sllkf ilfetlne. price of this new lot of ita price usually its cheaper imitation, ty is almost, if not fully -J eviously sold here at 59c I Ekeak ned to this one number.

s. priced below market Jf 1 iu liic lull Html. YJ feta Silks are also con- "a ed: At 45c, at 65c, at yard. The three last our finest a with black dots dress goods in plaids, lomespuns. cheviots, la- iths, zibelines and worth up yard.

Cheviots, lged and shrunk 1 lged and shrunk Blue and Tan Home- 62 I-2cyard. Aohairs in Garnet, Blue id appearance, nothing to Jc yard. levoted to the selling of -4 have a most repre- i to 89c yard. ns" here. Unusually in- 1 WAT "Varsity" la the name of a new shoe for men we present to the trade this fall.

Is a street shoe, nos In Ipce or btuchcr style, has ra heavy soles of first quality sole leather, sewed with onti waxed thread, lined with grade drill lining. Velourcalf the leather firm, etc leather, susceptible to a high Ish. Made on a swell last shoe destined to be popular young men. No better wearshoe at SO.00. Our price? '1 $4.00.

1317 Market St. B. McKEE CO. NEW CITRON, LEMON anil ORANGE PEEL just received. Finest quality Giuceofln Fruit, at tho pound ZUC SHELLED ALMONDS.

Tho meat of tho finest and largest I cn Jordan Almonds, at tho I uu CLEANED CURRANTS. Best quality dry stems, no dirt, at tho pound I uu SEEDED Extra quality, without a seed, tho Q0 nound I till SAM B. McKEE CO. "of course." 'Phone 2227-31 Market St. Ofllce: 2.1 and 27 Ifourtcnnth Stroot.

New Advertisements. Balzac's Complete Old Glty Hook' Store. "Alexandria" Dress Fifth Page. New 33. McKeo Pace.

For L. Hnwloy. Onora and His Band. S2o.00 Reward. Notice to Physicians.

50 Girls. For Salor-A New Hammond Typewriter. Just F. Behrens Co. New Arrivals of Double Faecd Cloths? Geo.

E. Stifol Finest 53.00 Dunlnp Stylo Hats for McFaddenl.s?Second Page. All R. Taylor Page. Rats and H.

Llsti Wm, Fish mid Oysters. For Tatum. Johnson's Sons. It Will Pay Side Shoe Store. For Hazlott Son.

The Page. 20,000. Wo have fitted morn than twonty thousand pairs of Spectacles, clvtnc us a record and experience unequalled by any other optician lu West Virginia. Satisfaction guaranteed. JACOB W.

GRUUli, Optlclnu, No. loOO Market Stroot. KNIT JACKETS. Wool, has gone up, but our celebrated All Wool Knit Jackets will cnl nf nld nrlroc Tliorr wear longer and please you better than all others. C.

HESS SONS, Fashionable Tailors and Furnishers, 1321 and 1323 Market St. BRIEF MENTIONINGS. Events In and About the City Given in a Nutshell. Matinee at the Grand this afternoon. Grand Opera House Tom's Cabin." Evening service and address will be held at St.

Paul's P. E. church, Elm Grove; on Friday evening at 7:30. Charles Obcrman removed his saloon across'the street to his handsome new quarters on the corner of Jacob and Thirty-third streets, yesterday. The funeral of Mrs.

William Bartels, whose death occurred Monday evening, will take place from her late residence on South Eoff street, to-morrow afternoon at 2 o'clock. Interment at Alt. ZIon ceftaetery. Robert Madison, who has been giving exhibitions of physical culture at Jason C. Stamp's sporting goods store, Intends.

Instructing a class In physical culture. Persons desiring to enter the class may obtain particulars from Mr. Stamp. Coroner Schultze received a letter from Mrs. C.

N. Andrews, of Cleveland, Inquiring whether the remains John Furlong, who strangled here on the 19th had been claimed, and If he had a son living. Coroner Schultze replied, giving her the details. It Is supposed she Is a sister of the unfortunate Considerable excitement was created on Afurket street yesterday afternoon, when. Charles Kent, of the Primrose Dockstader minstrel troupe, mounted a piano box In front of C.

A. House's, and made a political speech. The performance was the result of a bet with another member of the company that Kent would not dare to do the thing. A large and Interested crowd heard Kent's harangue. PERSONAL NOTES.

Going and Coming of Wheeling People and Visitors. T) S. Lewis Is a Weston caller In the city. Mrs. E.

S. Eanton, of Mannlngton, Is a vlvltnr- in Ihu rltv L. Caunway, of Valley Falls, la stopping at the Stumm. J. C.

Jordan and wife, of Weston, are visiting friends here, L. Haddox, of St. Mary's, Is a business caller In the city. Miss Edna Morgan, of Fairmont, Is the, guest of friends In the city. French "Wllmoth and wife, of Grafton.

are quartered at the Park hotel. Mrs. S. M. SnodRfass, of New Martinsville, Is calling nn friends In the city.

Charles ltlce, city editor of the Parkeilsburg News, is calling on friends in the'city. TURTLE SOUP. Lunch and Concert at McCormlck's, to-night. IN the Grogg System of Shorthand students can write and take sentences in dictation In onjt It Is ItnposI slble to do this In a system where po sltlons are used to dlptlngulxh one word from another. Ono week's trial at the Elliott School, No.

131S Market street. 'WE have two shop-worn Upright PJiuios which wo will offer this week nt great bargains. P. BAUMEU CO. DRUMS.

Fifes, Bugles nnd Drum Major Batons at lowest prices at F. BAUMEU SPECIAL prices on Fall Suitings nnd Ovurcoutlngs. i C. W. 8EABR1G11TS SON.

OPPOSITION TOO STRONG FOR COUNCIL Which Failed to Secure a Quorum Last Night in the First Branch. There Was i NOTHING IMPORTANT TO DO With the Exception of an Amendment to the National.Telephone VtmuMWh An attempt was made last night to hold a regular bi-weekly meeting of the city legislature, but the opposition attractions, including political gatherings and a strong theatrical attraction, were too much Tor the business of the city to buck up against. In the second branch a quorum, sixteen members, was on hand, but in the first branch only six answered to roll call, three short of the quorum. Motions to adjourn prevailed In both branches. There was not much Important business up for transaction, most of it be? ing routine and unimportant.

The National Telephono Company's representatives were on hand, with an amended ordinance on whloh they sired action. The amendment was to the effect that the trenches for the conduits might be dug deeper than the depth specified in the original In order to escape encountering opposition attractions In the shape of water and gas Doubt 'taa tiic uuiciiuiiicni. win ne passed I without a light at tho next meeting of council. City Clerk O'Brien's report was as follows: DEPART. 5 2 MENTS.

c. 3 9 ft 5 Board of pub11c 10 cent lovy. 24.731 51 18.337 0,373 57 Contingent 20.5SS 78 16.431 73j 10,157 Fire department 37,000 OOi 26,181 02j 98 Health do- I partraent 12.000 no 10.513 73 1,480 27 Markets 00 1,445 75 551 25 Police 29.000 0) 22.5S1 05 6.418 95 City 5,000 00 3,613 93 1.3SG 07 Sealcs and weighing S00 00 460 65 333 35 Real estate 2,900 00 2,585 92 314 OS 1HX) 00 753 S3 141,11 Salartos 17.S31 00 8.76S 35 3,014 C3 Contingent expenses 20,000 00 15,502 26 4,497 74 Compromise loan 1,250 87 1,250 87 Loan of 11.502 50 11,502 50 City water board 215,474 34 59 57,408 75 City pas works 107,625 00 S4.320 45 23,204 55 Loan of 21.7U0 00 21,700 00 Collection of taxes 3,000 00 523 70 2,471 74 Main street bridge loan. 2,772 50 2,772 50 Main street bridge loan, 2d series 6,770 00 6,770 CO Electric light loan 960 00 900 00 1IH13.67S 53 92 $136,310 G1 Coloctor Hall has paid to Receiver Forgey, the following amounts to October 23: 60-cent levy 546,315 91 10-ccnt levy $.736 SI Total $55,252 In Clerk Robertson's Office. Yesterday, In Clerk Robertson's ofUce, the following was recorded: Deed made September 3, 1900, by John Burns to Thomas Burns; consideration, SS00; transfers part of lot 114, on Clay street.

Marriage licenses were issued to the following: Henry Zeidler. aged twenty-two, of "Wheeling, and Margaret J. McClure, aged twenty-three, of Short Creek. Fred Folmar. aged twenty-three, and Annie Rentschler, aged twenty-two, of Ohio county.

Douglass Osburne Dead. Douglass Osburne, the eleven-yearold son of Dr. J. J. Osburne, of Twelfth street, died last night at 11:30 o'clock, after a brief illness.

Young Osburne was a very bright boy, a member of the vested choir of St. Matthew's P. K. church, and the news of his untimely demise will be received with sorrow among the friends of the family. DON'T fall to see the Nightingale Guitars and Mandolins at W.

BAUMER IN teaching 1,000 students the court reporting system of shorthand we have never had a student fall to read his notes. WHEELING BUSINESS COLLEGE. Main and Twelfth Streets. STUDENTS of the Gregg System of Shorthand can write sentences from dictation In one week. One week free at the Elliott School, 1318 Market St.

TURTLE SOUP, Lunch and Concert at McCormlck's, to-night. STUDENTS of the Gregg System of Shorthand can write sentences from dictation In one week. One week free at the Elliott School, 1318 Market St. Excursions to Chicago Via Pennsylvania Lines. Sunday, October 28, Tuesday, October 30, and Thursday, November 1, for the horse show, excursion tickets will be sold lo Chicago via Pennsylvania lines; good returning until Monday, November 24-26-27-20.

MY line of Overcoatings and Suitings arevalways of the choicest patterns. C. W. SEA RIGHT'S SON. WE have two shop-worn Upright Pianos which we will offer this week at great bargains.

F. AV. BAUMER CO. Announcement. Full and complete line of Fall Suitings, Just received, at JOS.

W1N1ESDORFFER'S. 2263 Mai Hot StriM-t, When you (col that you have tried every, thing and everyone, consult us. A dully occurrence In the surprise shown by tho henetHed pntlents nt our ottlce. Do you have headache? Do. your eyes wuter? Do they smart or bum? Does tin print run together when rending? For nny trouble of your eyes consult us.

Wo make glasses nt popular prtcos. Make a careful examination frco of charge, PROF. H. SHEFF, Tho Solontltlo Cor. Mulu ami Optlelun Eleventh 8la.

THE HOT CLOTHIERS. Facts It will surprise the thriftiest among you when you see the quality of the goods we shall offer this week in our Boys' Clothing Department in fi Boys' Two-Piece Short Pants ifm Boys' Vestee Suits, Boys' Blouse Suits, Boys' Long Pants Suits. lu We are showing a larger stock of new crop Fall Suits for Boys than you will find in any four other houses comomeci. All Wool Short Pants Snits $2, $2.50, $3, All Wool Long Pants Suits- $8, $10, $12, Others as low as $1.50 for Short Pants Suits; $3.50 for Long Pants Suits. Knee Pants 17c, 50c, 75c, $1.00.

Remember, your money paid for any article at the Hub is simply on deposit to be paid back to you on demand for any dissatisfaction. fjf Clothiers, Hatters and Fnrnishers, Ilk Market and Fourteenth Streets. BAB-LOCK TYPEWRITER. The No. 60 Bali Bearsog Bar-Lock Typewriter.

Have you seen it? If not, 'phone 1124 and ask'that one be sent to your office for inspection. It pays to investigate, and it will not cost you a cent to investigate the Bar-Lock Typewriter, or use one two weeks. mPM rkrciifE: I irLHIllILITi Uifl R. R. King, Manager.

1222 Market Street LOCKE SHOE CO. Great Shoe Values. Men's Vici Kid and Calf Shoes $2.00 Men's Vici Kid and Box Calf Shoes S2.50 Men's Shoes, All Dependable Leathers $3.00 We want your trade on Men's Shoes, and we will guarantee you better shoes for your money than any other house in Wheeling. Locke Shoe Company. STOMACH REMEDY.

EMT? IKT "CTS23 SIXTY If your cirufrffiEt doos not keep them, will Bond by moil on rocoipl ot price, 2B CENTS A BOX, plnin or sugar coatod. Prepared only by JNO. 6, McLAIN SON, WHEELING, W.VA Sold by all druggists nnd dealers generally. JOHN PKIEDEL CO. We Have Lanups to Born.

Banquet, Library, 1-laH, Kitchen, and a variety of all kinds of lamps. Mantles, Chimneys, Globes for incandescent lights. Fine China Salads, Chop Dishes, Fruit Saucers. Ornaments and Cut Glass Ware for wedding giftsJOHN FRSEDEL H19 MAIN STREET..