davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-01
m4msrrrA MLLLS SrRIKE ENDED.

New-Bedford Mass, June 3O.-The long str'Ke
OF the Wamsutta MIL viewers IL ehoeo' LUG "'''
will 20 TO work Monday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-01
THOSE CONTUMACIOUs WITNESSES.
Mrssns CHAPMAN AND MAccAHTNEY TO DE Ar
pAIGNrD OK MONDAY

Washington. June 20 Assistant Distric;-Arorney
Taggnri who has charge Of the ca@es against
mo coutunac witnesses befor" the sugar trust
Investigating Committee was asked today what
could De done IN a case whore an indicted person
in another city refused 20 appear IN court 10 answer
an Indictment. lie replied:
The mod. Of procedure would De 20 seii certl-
n.-l cnpv ~ the Indictment 70 that city. WIN =
bench warrant for me indicted persgn hrrcS, VINO
would be. taken before lhliru St"t'7 '"iIl''lS,
s,,nor for a hearing The Commissioner "ohld
.l,h.r hold him - b1il or commit MIN Tor IN" "A.
ton Of United states lndse wh9 ~o1 "Ins, i mn
Nr,,u,,hi 70 this city This would De done uhle-S
No rour, should concud" that there Ma no Az
.hority on The part ~ the senate 10 ask ql'.NviS
80 IN c.uu.l MIN answer them. ana thhl inc
senate was exceeding iis consul tuuohil ly"'t
h,ris5iciion I'm ne premises II the court should
I'm. 20 mat conclusion. why 81 couISe t'i' Az
dlcfed person would be discharged.
Mr. MacCartncy and Mr.. Chapman Will be ar
r,,gnel before Judge cole. OF the criminal Court.
on Monday, at 70 a. III. Ex-Judge Samuel sheI"-
barger. of this city. has been retained as th'F
counsel. .
D,strict-Attorney Bney said this afternoon tni'
oro,her hatch Of Indictments against some OF ne
rnrtumacous witnesses would be brought III oy
the Grand Jury Monday or Tuesday'
T. r. Chapman. OF the firm OF Moore SChl'y'
y,bo has been indicted by the Grand Jury IN WASH
t,<ton for refusing to answer the questions OF INC
cor,,e Committee went 10 Washington yesterdly,
n.here he will night the case" lie had rectlVru ~
'Gici.l Information Of his indictment. ana ne WI.
., Washington to the officers theTc TIE 'l"""'0
OF coming over here % arrest MN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-01

noIIfnu Chairs, where to get them.
WorId's great emporium for inNnlids sVp,,S'
nr,c n sARGENT CO.. So Droadway " H
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-01

State and Navy Department officials consd-
erably amused by the latest phase Of the Saliva
dor trouble The statement Is cabed from Saliva
dor that local Judge has Issued warrants for
General Ezeta and three other refugees on board
the United States steamship bennington. charg
ing them with eighteen assassinations. 300 acts Of
arson and numerous thefts and assaults. The i'm
possibility of executing these warrants constitutes
the absurdity of the situation No constable Of
Salvador would dare to go aboard the bennington
with them. that ship is American territory. and
II is considered absolutely certain that no United
States judge would grant eKtradition papers on
such charges. 1t Is not considered unlikely that
the Bennington may be ordered TO Sap Francisco
sOon
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-01
IN AND OUT OF CONGRESS-.
HOUSE COMMITTEES CAN NOW PRESENT
THEIR URGENT BUSINESS.

pr1rs WHICH WILL COME FROM SOME OF THEM
-p1sMIssALs IN THE WAR DEPARTMENT
AMERICAN SHIPPING UNDER FOREIGN
FfAGs-THE SALVADOR TROUBLES.
WASHINGTON June SO.-That period in the session
of Congress has been reached when one or more
DAYS under the rules will be granted 10 each i'm
portant committee to present its urgent business.
and nothing except the bills placed at the head OF
the list by each committee will have any prospect
Of consideration. The Judiciary Committee OF the
House expects 10 secure at least two days next
week II has agreed that nine bills shall be called
10 and considered in the time set apart by the
House. These bills and the order In which they
will be considered are as follows:
Providing for an additional Circuit Judge in the
With Judicial Circuit.
To limit the jurisdiction Of United States circuit
Courts and District Courts.
To provide that United States Railway Comms-
soners shall for purposes of jurisdiction be deemed
citizens Of the respective States into which their
lines 9. railway may extend. ,-,., 30
Providing Tor the inspection OF immigrants by
Relating to the compensation and duties OF
United States attorneys and other court oicials
Defining the duties and limitations OF Nhi'eo
States Commissioners.
Directing the Secretary OF the Treasury 10 pay
10 the Governor Of West Virginia the direct tax
To authorize the comparison OF handwriting by
To prevent interference in the collection Of state
county and municipal taxes assessed against cor
porations and corporate property and for other
purposes.
The House Commerce Committee has decided
that the following bills shall be called up in the
second morning hour when the committee is
reached under the call Of committees:
To equalize the salaries Of inspectors OF hulls
and boilers.
Extending the benefits Of the marine hospitals to
the keepers and OF life-saving stations
To organize the LifeSaving Service .
To promote the efficiency OF the Revenue Gutter
Service.
The bill to organize the Life Saving Service pro
h. fha
and Gulf coasts shall be open for active service
on August Of each year. and be continued until
June the next year. The bill to promote the eff
cheney OF the Revenue Cutter Service permits OFF,
OF that service who have become incapacitated
by reason of age physical disabilities TO be
placed on waiting orders out OF the line OF pro-
motion. the vacancy thus created to be filled by
promotion.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-01
FLAGs-THE SALVADOR TRoUBLEs.

Secretary Lamont was prompt TO take advantage
Presidents approval of the joint resolution
extending current appropriations and the dis
charge OF Isl clerks which otherwise would have
taken place in the War Department to-day is post
poned another month. The Secretary, in anticl-
pating the provisions Of the Appropriation bill Tor
the ensuing year. which made nearly 400 reduc-
tions In Army bureaus enabled 10 give to the
unfortunate employees the months vacation with
full pay, TO which they were entitled. OF the $50
reductions which must be made In the War and
Records Office. l49 have already been made IL is
proba BILE that many of the clerks now continued
on the rolls via receive vacations In July.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-01

Replies from American shipowners. SO far as
received by the Bureau OF Navigation, Treasury
Department show that americans own under for.
eign flags sixty-four steel iron steamships or
Ig7 los gross In the transatlantic trade These
are forbidden by the old registry law Of 1892 TO fly
the American flag. and are accordingly subject to
foreign, chiefly British. laws. The American steel
or iron-steel tonnage In the transatlantic trede
steamships of l75 1863 gross tons. Of which nine
teen. OF 42S21 gross tons. including the New York
mitted 10 fly the American flag by special acts Of
Congress or wrecks repaired In the United
States.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-01
ABOUT CAPTURING CONVENTIONS.

Those unfortunate people who have become aiiies
OF the striped inquity Of Fourteenth-st would
do we'll to read this carefully, and then pause be-
fore wasting their valuable time. Capturing con-
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1894-11-23

Carlisle sent )ut the positive state
ment that there would be ~ imme-
date issue Of bonds. That Secre-
tary Carlisle has a good reason for
throwing The boys off the track by
telling them up to within forty
eight hours Of the issue Of the call
for bids that no bonds would be IS
sued is certain, but TO date none Of
his newspaper friends have been
able TO find out to certainty What
it was. Speaking Of the bond issue
present indications are that the a.
mount to be issued $50, coo, COO
will be subscribed for two or three
tines over. This is gratifying to
democrats, whether they approve
of the issue Of bonds Or not, As il
indicates in ar lntisputabie manner
she confidence felt by capitalists il
the administration. Same demo
cratic members Of the iIouse--no-
tably Hooker, Of Miss, and Ball
If Texas, are criticzing the ad-
ADMINISTRATION for Issuing bonds. be
tie genera! impression is that ne
formal acton will be taken % tie
subject by Congress.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1894-11-23
= ~ ~ - I, l, y s.. ~ =; (, !, 81

re- ~ DrGtte1n
REQUIRES t-oughi
BDt tne SiilI ie .'%c;
Is isrrWn - Eiany-
tIa5 or. Fcnrer's
CDidra Relief cure s
Consumption. II
docs It every tine
aud In every cage,
vhen used before
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1894-11-23

MlPs'rs'r cs@rr.~ 70 tor 80 = re ih,cs - rcHI
0snc .'i'!''@'' s. '9'ii ar"'s ,'-'. - ~,
Tao sGpvs ..'ssss 6lr'@s cr,.h.ri 't-:';. -
ic'.ciA o. 10 J. :; ~ IL Z '.'''rs r. %'".' %.
e., ~i'.a So ~ jre. o. 1i.."--'..-.
n IN ,Ii. ','r. =, ar'+c 49,
EEAN n'st'c' i-s1 30 - a. - 80
FU.fTIi - 'rue g.. !i.t,s > 81, 81 ..t -7'
s.lc.e.- = r.: hit ysG NM ic'l a. 49," ;r;.,
iGc.. "a Il. 90 vii f7r =" ~ 49, 'r'
Dclsns. u .@.'y >. a.. - '.'iFN' ~;
s<Mg.l Tx rsety -. ~ ~' II ~ z il'- e.
laiatG y -; t.z y ,nte.@'s a. 'N". Ni.-
IN. .. KAYE " ~-.- i'rd .FS.>s. ,i.
Ll&s Of FATS. 'rci'E ~, ne r. ~ ..
seC~,.c6 - e,s.,.d ! ~ lfSfiIt'
spar~> ~~n io5t.-'' bis. - T.ii go cat, i'..
in I;e.,,3r.a.'- 10 ~ = =" o.. y 60. .ta
nsno at ri - t'r'-tf ? or" crr'S. len
be suhicc, 20 cx;re re- o. ~ ! ''is - 'faic'
enc Il Won h 70 ~. I'll { - o. - ~ wri
maltcd keep M ypnr - 'ji" ~ sf-i.T -o'-T'
Maraz - - r.. a. r. - r'.' : 20 y f~r i>'i
y.rl vii, .e :, i isfr ~ ,'ra- =. -'cA- 2c'
or cr-at r1lue b. q, = TIE ~ =" - ''n picture
I7xe!inc,,,s i'm1 D i-ri" >sicr "a n'oe L re.
bsb- gid eru 10 ne oTisi' = oii psu 'ng NnIch
cost > y 7r'i -nr w ha- .,.,ay,7 x -. ~aNlo'
he eqIl 60 by any in ire nc IL - IL '"1'. iiG'
N.r-fratinnns IN -nlcct matter. !. 81 - , &c y
vo- yoate on III The optics OF re Gev ~ 81 ii.t
f,Ns sid iiFcrcnt ifcns OF irir-'' p -, 81 fn'
hcs7chold. besid.- furn -hiT irra'esii1- ';a' ~
r..:cr b0fp grave md ~ fof he ''Eoic taniii =.
md While De .Tesi's l. Nj 4 fe-i'ea lfs"ayui".
it, !s-'iicn psy az rcsfect, ~ a get W n II
free N cost all he pSlteri- y'H " 10 ~ n ne
the rsnr. I'D in my sizs yOn ch' G@r = ~ IN
ycnr s;bsr pti1T %. once. o'i'T n 'A s7n y,a "a
reilly -, over :, ~ il vdlip 4. is~ss a., pub
N,err ". Jexai.irr pcrlory IT.. y ksg' ii'h ST..
E-~ YotS r. von are 5zNe1-s;p'sn rim tre
Nsessre go 4 fora sY'scin'sn cory. lay:e QUtD n
xCEy ~~-sas hnrss'y; l'''ge TRIANGLE
senerNtr: lnnc plRST DtyiSsCH o. Tfi'AD.
r.rosy y,.A; 1880 SECOND eirlS!NN. rrs~On-
~ satStty. Tae MOUNT Gu u I. 9Si r. okrns
Asss..'oa: Ia Of SATURN rl..S~are : IT," : y.
k,pn0 AZ Sssses~sar: IA. couracs; NOON. in,es'ss
:ses: VGHS;s. hove Of pleasure; All sisFcUKY
ksstphfses.cs 9N'se CIR aSyce az RnO~e IA ~:
M - 70 yssaess ~ lset sal y'css 'ss~S's
KAk45.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1894-11-23
4 BARGAIN.

a Ba~g;s az is w!sn.
the public i;keS and
til NEST -e&NissGsIaat~
ter 10 be :an'! Cor III
least y}sNn&3, we tcT}l,
a bargain. nc hare
on 10 offer. Here 1t
is. For the small su'n
OF $l.75, paid in adj
vance, we viii send
yOi 'i'HE RECORDER
and the ATLANTA CON-
sTsTUTIDN FOR one year
The Bed DER will
give yUu the county
npws and the C0NSTI~
TUITION will give Won
the balance, SD FOR 81
IS yOu can keep well
posted on the events
OF the day at home
abroad.
Send in your name
and we viii send you
sa Ap!e COPY OGCOnsti-
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1894-11-23
RI0RDAE'S CAREER.

Con. Riofdan was born in 3D..
bourne. Australia, and was 81 yr~
old. He was 5 feer III inches j..
height, and weia aed, in fiShtii.
condition, 100 poands When h
Was 70 wears Old lie mad4 his f.
appearance rs q boxer, aa'l 'ooH "a
ter fought "a six-roand draw wlt
Martin Costello III san frauc..@
the police stopping die contest g
,he sixth ronna. His next boz
was with Max F'-rnner, the ;'we.
and he beat ilim ia eighteen roan
lie then returned to Australia an
met Billy Cole at Msiaongna Il
defeated hirn in eight aacoad.', Is.
shortest fight on record.-Di"aa
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1894-11-23
b. -
X T. PER Eu1sJsd TN
I'll gOU2 OvYM LOCALITY

made easily and honorably, without capi-
tai, during your spare hours. Any man
woman, bog, or girl can do the work hand
lily, without experience. Talking un-
necessary. Nothing like it for mouey.
making ever offered before. Our workers
always prosper. No time wasted in
learning the business. We teach you ir
q night how to succeed from the frs
hour. Yon can make trial without c,
pense to yourself We start you, fllrnis
everything needed to carry on the bus
ness successfully, and guarantee 70
against failure if You but follow oH
simple, plain Instructions. Reader,
you are in need OF ready MONEY. af
want to know all about TIE best payL
business before the public, send US yc5
address, and we viii mail you a GocR
ment giving you al the particulars.
T0RqEs q 1A Ho., zsssA
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1894-11-23
4 GRAND 0FfA1

Think ofit-I5G pa
DersfOr almost the
same j.. on have been
paying for -.
fS'lan NEW YORKWORLD
has changed ~ week
~ 10 "a tWjce~A~WN"i;
an this enaj We have
made arrangements
10 ifeS' willis year 3D.,
Dmpe9'.to O'ji3;gDS es'iD D.
H:'S who Will pay up
and "a year i'm advance
tnA new s. b5Hl'iheTS
Who VIII pay the s.a sll =,
;st .hs<'" pA peers l!lflx
;ns q tTi~ week ~, for
sIln &;in, OF - 90
Here Is lh* OpspN!'tgl-
atty 10 get .YOlil' local
s>a3YHs and the = EW
Yn3}K WORLD twice
= >ypHk ut Hx ra Ostli-
CARLY low rates. Se.sd
in your name at once
and secUr rs = NJ
ss;ua4iNss hicls %iTe$
4>Is almost the slYaA
- go 1ysas51J
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1894-11-23
stupor in a few minutes.

Il have known this man Tor
eight years, and he was always "
hard drinker. Beng in poor con-
dltion, ] presume had soine heart
difficulty that brought Oh The dis
aster.
NOT IN ANY FEAR.
Il am not fearful Of ny po*iSio''
Everybody in She Open House Va
aware that ii blows nich s;ruci
i;iordan we're light az | pcssioI.'
could make them. Naturally !.
makes my blood run c"ld wien
thnk OF the condition IT ~. triena
not because | have any fear Of 'h'
re.ults t. me, but d. rof waH'
the mans deata iaii al ny door.
Captain Glori, Fi;zsmolJa' saar
"7'F' '@'': '''''"'' ',''' 's,'' .'''''
'nS '''8S'y l'' motifs ~ ''',
~" Se''''' '''' "5' - '''r VI r..
'n8 al ! 80 10 ""'N 'l'''' ''"''' 60
5romIsea ne 'l'"' ne Eo''''. :.
e''tofdyy s'''''Ta ""S ara "''.1
-.ft,,. ,
~ mics Y'''''p 80 Guns T"
'ee'. re vas ''o"''''''''e' 80
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1894-11-23
CON RI0RDAK DIES
T:tzsimm0a'S SOARING Par5a9r
Suc3umb, to KS injuries
NEVER RECLAIMED U0N5GI-
GJ SNES3.
SOB insists Thai so Struck crl} :
Light EIo%g-<se is Es&lied 20
&nsWer fcr hAaHsizUg!l~

Answer for kaansi2Wgn~
Syracuse, n. Y. Nov. IT Pig
list R;otian died at $3.50 tins mosn-
iny from the effects Of the injaries
sustained while spsfring with Fl;z-
simmons last night.
An autopsy was held on Fiordans
body at II Il. M. The certificate
issued gives The cause Of death a
"hemorrhage within the craniai
cavity, causing compression Of tie
BRAIN"
Riordan vas found to be in per
feet health. DIR. D. q. TofmAn.
who conducted the autopsy, say.
that Riordan must have been strack
81 terrific blow On the chin. which
communicated directly with the
base of the brain. The depression
on the right side Of the brain Wa
very deep. and remaining for hail
al hour after the eliot was removed.
Fitzsimm0ns WAS taken before
County Judge Northup today, ana
he was bailed in $4,000 10 answ r
the charge Of mansiAnght+r i'll IT.
first degree. In the cour'
room FitzMmmons said he wouia
not have killed Riordpn f5r 81 .OO0
1000, and then broke down in teAr>.
WHAT FITz. SAYS ABOUT IT.
The fatality which occurred il
Jacobs Theatre, in this city, last
evening, and which resulted ii Tie
death Of Con" RinrlAu FIVE hony~
after receiving a blow from Bob
Fitzsilnmons in spAring exhibit
ton, is the second sparing fatally
in tbit city within two years.
"Yank" Sullivan brought tie
news OF his sparring partners dealt
to Fitzsimnions.
MY Col! You don't mean TO tell
me Connie is dead" said the prgi
list. | did not hit him hard enough
to injure child.
F;tzSimmons was completely Bro
ken up over the occurrence. H.
did not sleep at all last night, am
refused to eat anything this morn
ing.
You eau have anything in tn
world You wrnt, F'itz., If yon vi
only ask fer it. said the Office
in charge Of the pol;ce-55ation
That's the way they all treat "a
you're very kind. WAS Boh's realy.
10 reporter Fitzsimmons said
DO yon suppose | would strike M.
snarring partner with any force? J!
knew he had been drinking bard.
but did not think he was in snch &.
condition. Invariably when spar
red with him. he turnea blue -
round the mouth. and It Was a sign
for ne to let up. | never struck
him hard. Last night notired If
ter he first exchange Of blows that
he WAS not right. The blow that
| delivered that caused the trouble
was as light as | could make it,
merely slppping nina VITA the back
of nay hand. lie fell down, and
then rose and staggered around. /
put nv arm around him to assist
him off the stage.
"Wh4l he fell beadlong I
thought he was taking. and was
thoroughly Disguised, because >ome
body in the house, thinking it was
a fake, Kissed ne. was never
his ed before. began to compre-
hrnA few minutes later that some
thing was wrong with my sparrIn@
Partner. ana was Mortified to find
him still unconscious. attributed
this to his drunken condition, and
thought be would revive from the
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1894-11-23

,orls too far d,sosgGr.zcd. Here's typical case:
Miss Jones, a.ad 20, has lost@j pounds, cheeks
have the "hect:c GGSf': coughs ard raises all
the time: hos just returned from TIE Sontn'
where sbe spens she wn5er. Did rot improve.
She t2l1ec 8 drops & TX. F'enner's Golden he
lief. on g. small lump oi sugar, once in hours'
Improveincct begins a. once. In 2vecEs sno
hss g:.ined l0 pounds, In weeks sic weighs
49, aud is cuaEp. The remedy is SPECIFIC
In INFLAMMATION No inflammation, 10 sore
ness, no consumption. Thus it cures long list
o. ailments from COMMON sorc throat, 10 a
grave bronchitis. asthma ard consumption,
t.cn tooi1cche 70 a grave neuralgia from
headscne u Z grove rheumatism erca from
sulurler coinDlI;nt TO a grave dyseatcry, chol-
era az tux. Tiis wide rarEe CT application has
solre5.rlcS uujusuy cGrsed IL 20 DO dubbed
"cura I'll" But il jsu't. 1t cures ere dsecse
and t',as IS iaEcr1Wa,i0A. inflammation cannot
exist III 10 prtscncc-Gnd thst so10fS me PROP
.ep." Cao tablespoonful dose ontfs Ia Grippe.
Il uever disa2po,ats. CantanS no cpiGtos ear
cotics or macrl nc.sons. Perfectly safe.
Money rciuaj.l fs.,isfsgtion not given TAXA
hc;le p botrO .1-iJy
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1894-11-23

si,1~,,t c9 :, ..a,,a = ,o~,- f.. cuthor
~ ny r..,e.itel i4a- "a 49, al, Jject,
io-s sin:s rrl.szsd -. s'.'' o., first
s,.Dement. al ia ;. s-og iAr' N""r,ne
Is prenarcd On nt,t = no. ~. eSs
in curing q d. N.-os al ir ,o- CHr2n"e-
meat OF the pervO.s s.-'t Vonder-
ful, az Inc thou and, e.. so ''i t"Sfl,no-
mails In possession Of th3 company Ia .Aulac-
Dr. Miici K,s,oraliv6 Noryine IS q reliable
remedy for al nervous dlseasc ). such as
heaJache, nervous debility. prostration'
6 eepless e~s, di4zl css Lys erla, sexual ce-
sod Ry ali dru>ris.s on positive guarantee,
or sent direct by the DR.. Miles Medical 60.
Elllhart, Ind, on receipt OF price, 81 per bot
tie. six bottles for IS, express prepaid.
Cpiates or dangerous drugs.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1894-11-23
SURROUNDED BY MYSTERY!
4 Great Mistake.

p recent discovery is that headache,
dizziness du!inesc. con'u ion Of tAo mind,
ct %, ere dao to dcran ,cncnt Of tie nerve
ccntors Which sup2.Y Tia brain with nerve
torco; thct in-isest!on. dyspe2cia- neuralgia
y,l.i f. sto0iH - e. arise from tie CcraEga-
lrca. g tho uo-ve cea' 0fasupI.r.nJ lie O.
y,r.-.--., -rrr1 fu'd CT force his T. i'Fo~'5e
g. ~ taot y,,on.ss O. t'.s i''e. nd mrs.
p q, f... 49,. b. i-i'..c 3 ,-.'. ,'t'' .,<' H.
-. - =, 90 ~ Us ,s,cri3 D1nJ ing
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1894-06-23
southbound. Principal Stations. Northbound.

In addition to above trains, No. II will leave
CASTOR at 7.15 a. m, arriving at Menongah at "A
n, and No. IL will leave Monongah at 6.53 p.
m, arriving at CASTOR at 7.02 p. Trains II and
IL will be first class passenger trains and daily.
When travelling between Pittsburg, Wheeling,
Morgantown or Fairmont and Clarksburg, Weston,
Parkersburg or Charleston, "the 'Monongah
Route" offers the shortestand quickest line. Close
also at Clarksburg with B. & 0. and W. Va. & p.
trains north, south, east and Ask for through
tickets via the "Monongah Route"
HUGH G. BOWLES, Genl Supt.
Fairmont. w. Va.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1894-06-23
Artistic Cotton Gowns for Ladies'.

The materials for these gowns are
the staple Scotch ginghams, light
weight Zephyrs, heavier Chambray
and the Madras cottons. The new
patterns show small figures, corded
lines, stripes and small dots. Some
of the ginghams are more elaborate,
and have interviewer white designs ia
initiate tambour embroidery, raised
silk or linen dots or stripes and some
a crepe-like surface. The Mcdowell
Fashion Journals from which these
fashion items are taken, contain a
great variety of models for the use of
these materials. Their coupon pat
terms, moreover, which are so popular,
show many new designs which are
unique in point of artistic taste. style
and practicability. OF these fashion
able publications, ''La Mode de Paris
and ''Paris Album of Fashion cost
only $3.50 each per year or 30 cents a
copy. ''The French Dressmaker'' is
$500 per annum or 80 cents COPY.
la Mode" family journal which
has no superior and no equal in this
country, only costs the trifling sum of
ST. per year or Is cents a copy.
MEssRs. A. MCDOWELL & Co.,
West 18th Street.
New York.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1894-06-23

For several years have recommended
Your Castoria, and shah always continue 20
do 50 as it has invariably produced beneficial
results"
Erwin +. PARnEx. NJ D.,
"The Winthrop, io5th Street and nh Ave,
New York City.