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LOST.

-
LOST-Life insurance paper on the
Mutual Life. Insurance Company Of New
York, reward will be paid III left at
office of company, 1888 Z st NV: It
LOST-On December l6, 1896, near 9TH
st. passenger station, small package
wooden box) containing two large eulcr-
aids and five pearls, all nnmounted; very
liberal reward will be paid for any infor-
nation that Will lead ia their recovery.
M'DEV1TT'S DETECTIVE AGENC Y, 637
r st. NV. JanI-7t
MlSLAID or lost from the editorial Of
flee OF this paper, an old hymn book called
the 'Lyre," with one leaf off; anyone that
has the same please return to this office.
deS-tf ,em
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EnR RENT-sI- RURBAN.

FOR RENT-Twelve acres: eight rooms.
fruit; near Boundary; $1,000. 26 l St
ne iaS-3t
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PERSONAL.
PROF. HALEE,
Clairv0yant.

Tells your Dame, age, occupation ana your
ysry inc Jgnts ami lust what you want 70
know; tells about business deals, law
suits love affairs, courtship, MARI rage,
lost or stolen property, family tfOghies,
friends nj enemies, reUnlteS SepardteI uus-
bands and wives, sweetnearts, etc; brings
troubles and quarrels all ri ght, causes speedy
marriage with the one you love, removes
suells, causes good luck, cures drunkenness
and other faults. Prof. Halee is acknowl-
edged by press and people as the greatest
in the profession. He has hundreds OF let
ters testifying to lIis great and marvellous
Iower. so call at once and be convinced,
and don't waste time and money in visit
ing so-caIled mediums that are in the town
al present Office hours, 9 a. m. to 9p. N
daily. Fees: Card reading 70 cents; palm
isiry. 80 cents; ClairvOyant, 81. Salts
faction guaranteed. Pariors. go 81 st.
nv de22 IN
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FOR sALE-suBuRBAN.

FOR SALE-Country place, 1 acres, on
Rock Creek: convenleht; house and stable;
aw oag goX1os siso enlp 1rSSn s9no pr.es eesh on 81
WHITAKER, 91e + st ja7-3t
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FOR HIRE.

FOR HIRE-FulI dress suits, 81 only.
tff f'Pz --Gf
800 t@ststtlsasrHS ttiitt btSiiicSS
men, horse AMI buggy or Dayton, l.oG and
81 per day. Apply To the REX STA BLES.
rear 6l5 r. ST. NV. telephone call, 1O9.
myl6-tr
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wANTED-HOU SIS.
WA NTED-FOT grocery business, house
and store. with stable, NY. only, give full
particulars by letter, as / mean business.
BOX "a, Kensington, Md. JaT-6t
WANTED--TO buy small n0Lse IN
South Washington Tor cash GUS DUKF
HENNiNCi 1906 4 Il st Sw Ia4-1w
WE nave nunIUtT OI dppnCahtS FOR
houses renting from $50 TO $50 per month;
send uS description OF your vacant house,
and YOU viii tie surprised how quick we will
rent IL. TIMES REAL ESTATE bG REAU-
rf
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NYANTED-BUH.nING.

WANTED-B Building for storage OF car
riage.s, etc; also stable for 20 or so
horses; long lease: cheap rent. A ldreSs
RAY No kll, tiis office. ja73t
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SITUATIONS wANTED-MALE
AND FEMALE.

wANTED-By white man and wife,
work in hotel or boarding house; small
wages expected. g. W. p, this office.
Jas 81
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FoR SALE-BICYCLES

BARGAINS IN BICYCLES wing re-
moved so our new quarters, l7lO 1 San st.
NV. and wishing 10 close out our 20
wheels, we VIII sell FOR the cxt 80 days.
twentF-fIvt Whitman aud Patriot B1cy-
cles, at an unusual bargain WHITMAN
C1tGE Co, l710 Attn ST NV. Ja6-6t
FOR SALE-A boys wheel Ia good re-
pair, FOR Sl5i IL sold IN three days; can be
seen at 31i G 81. ne. Js7-3t
FoR SALE-New lady'S lsS6 wheel;
good as new, $50 cash. e43 G 81. ae.
faT -3t
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POSTOFFICE NOTICE.

Should be read daily by all Interested,
as changes may occur at any time.
Foreign mails for tn week ending
January 9. 1897, close promptly at this
office as follows.
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MTSCELLAN EOUS.

MIStEl-i-AN y EotS.
PIANO TCSINGi. Sl.5U: all work guar
anteed drop postal. JAS X. DURITf,
sos I2tn St. Sc Jas stem
tiffc operators. Nine COLFORD and as.
Sisrants, 942 r ST. NV. 1ae-5t-eIn
T5E-N Tf-EAlAN Ina1 Called Sir Tor
Swede girl, can again room 4 II
kELTAbLE party WAL care Tor chifd.
631 NV, room 4. II
WRINKLES, they are produced through
a Shrinka &c in tissues, and no sooner VIII
science fully acquire the vast uhIeFence
which exist between electricity, .dis-
bursting power, represented In materlal
collecting agency consisting In the man
OF iron. and oxygen, than -thelT TelnqEal
VIII become "a slow but easy task. ARM.
STRO NC, stove man and scientist, lEl4
4th st. NV. And before the wrinkles
around the eyes, like the scars Wmch
once so terribly marred my forehead, DIS
appear, let men an8women OF science come
to the Evan House at lunch and see tle
cheeks, the burrows left IN the Sixty-slxth
year OF one age. II
PENsION UrFICE-CierR, class l, War
Dept would transfer with clerk, same class,
IN Pension office. Address NJ. C., this Of
nce. 1T :
MRS NJ. LEWIS-M Massage and mag
netic treatment. Bis 9th st n ". Jd6-3t
l TAKE II for granted You are IN love
with good butter, anq VIII sell t yoq Tour our
graced any table. K. b. YOUNGS, 76 ana
II o ST. market and 90 Riggs laarSet
rostal orders promptly filled. la6-It
HAVE your upholsterng, mattress max
drop postal. H. R. RIESEBEKG, lo7 24tn
st. NV. 1ao-1leul
MRs. j. h JEs Ef, IrOfu fmIauelpna,
Chlropodlst COrns, bunonS ana In hgroWlng
nails removed without pain; charges rea-
sonable. 70 l1th st. NV. la6-4t
FURNITURE moved; ST. load; drop
Ro'fSs' g. Sc, NoHA'N' EAT Mss jas-7t e
MASS AGE vapOr batn; magnetic and
electric treatment; competent lady asSis-
tant. 7O2 9Th st. NV. de3l-t
WEATHER e1kIPS EOr doors and wiz
dows; drop us postal. .DEARDS 4 co,
900 u st. ne Ge21-l At
CHEAP EST printer on earth. Compe-
petition defied PARK, go + st.
del limo z..-
HERE'S A TIP For thirty days will
bind your magazines ip cloth for 50c., Just
per ! 900. q. E. WILLIAMS, 6l6 1th ST
WANTED Furniture moved; largest <
horse load in the city, 81 90; morse loads
81 IS; pianos, 50; experienced handlers.
COLUMBIA TRANSFER CO., 323 AZ
st. pY. Phone, $3.50. nol1-Q
TYPEWRITTEN circUI2rs push business;
81 90 per $1,000 up. ZElGLER, printer
SIG st NV. oczo-
TEETH extracte free I Ma ATIUNALU UNI
VERSITY DENTAL INFIRMARY, 1923
kinds of crown and bridge work at small
charge to cover cost OF material. Nocharge
for examination. InrlrnlaTy open from ~
a. m. TO pm. doIo-oa
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MONEY WANTED AND To LOAN.

MONEY TO LOAN-On n household furnl-
tUre, pianos, organs, horses. carriages, &C.
All business strictly confidential Lowest
rates, no publicity, courteous treatment.
The security Will not be removed TTOm your
posse essiOn. We make loans Of any amount
from SO to 81 900. Payments on prin-
Cipdl received at any time, which will les
sen cost of carrying the loan. You can
have the money the day you apply for IL.
CAPITAL LOAN CT ARAS Tee CO.,
ja2-1yr Coz F Street y W.
MONEY TO LOAN-We give this branch
bf our business special attention. per
cent money alwa ysOn hand NT secunty that
justifies that rate. HEBRON q RAMEI,
ohio National Bank Building. ja6-lm0
5000 To LOAN on approved collateral
or real estate security. ;. r. MARSHALL,
Attorney -at-Law ,61T 7th st. NV.
1a1 1-3t-em
so .UUU-At per cent, TO loan ON Inn
proved property. prompt attention given to
applications. TIMES REAL ESTATE BU-
REAU, 10th and Pa. ave NV.
WE want 900 borrowers who desire
from $50 to S10, 900 each on stocks, bonds,
trusts. IoaP association certificates ware
mouse receipts and life OF tontine policies
ia old line compani no delay; no Chattel
mortgages taken. YERkES X BAKER, 40
TO 40 MetZeTOtt Bldg, lilo + 81. NV.
MONEY LOAN-Large sums at 5ahd
8 | Z per cent on ID. &. real estate; $3.50,
$500, $3.50. etc, at per cent; all trans.
actions conducted with economical con-
sfderation for borrowers WM. ii. SAUN-
DERS * CO. 4OT + It. NV. mrs
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Dr.. Ledthermdn,
Medical and Surgical specialist,
Treats all Forms of Private Diseases

Medical and Surgical specialist,
Treats all Forms of Private Diseases.
BLOOD Diseases, structure,
Skin Diseases, HJdrocele,
Bladder Diseases, Narfcoeeie,
Kidney Diseases, Impotency,
snecjaI Diseases, Syphiliiic Diseases.
advice and Consultation Free. Both Sexes.
Hours. StoI u 2 to- Tues, Thurs. and Sat.
evenings. 7toS No. zoe + NV. (CloseI sun
daya)
NARCIsSUS, Baltimore's talented spirit
ual medium, for a short period at 6oS
East Capitol ST. sal-Zt,en
YOU MAY have seen The Olu year out,
but YOU will find US al ways in, and never
out OF fine lot of custom made suits
and coats nearly new. at prices to suit
YOU. JUSTHS OLD STAND, 619 st.
NV. 1a5-1t
NINE. THEo, MEDIUM.
Scientific palmist a nd card reader; know
Spoken. 25c. and 6Oc. 929 Ii st. NV.
Ja5-1mo
NINE. FRANCIS will not tax you with
done but all in trouble call and De helped
at once by one that can guarantee satis-
faction; life from cradle to grave; cards, %
cents: trance, so cents; hours, 10 to 8. 302
East Capitol ST. Ja5- fWk
PROF CLAY, Medium, tells business,
love affairs, losses, etc, cradle to grave,
for 6Uc.. reunItes separated husbands,
wives, weethearts or friends; causes
speedy marriages, removes spells. bad luck;
all trouble; 1U TO 1O daily. 4S9 II ST. sw.
del z lmO
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FOR sALE-EARMs.

FOX SALE-Severai small farms 20
miles from Washington on Alexandria and
Fredericksburg Il. H.; broom house and
out buildings, In good condition. INQUIRE
OF ]. III. SPRlNGMAN, Springman, Va
ja3-1t
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wANTEp-M1scE1.LANEo Eous.

wANTED-To rent at reasonable price.
OrFtCe, Item
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ROOMS AND HOARn.

A uANCE FOR \ GOoD HOME Z
ADnIy at 0l2 Fifteeuth ST., Nc
FuersDn Suuare; most desirable part
of the city; second and third floors,
single or en suite; table ana all ap.
poiiitments first class. no26-tt
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-THE ANNTAL MEETTNG I'D The sIock-

THE ANNUAL meeting of the stock
holders of the lexington and Soldiers
Home Railway Company, for the election
year, Will be held at the office OF the
company, 18th and ID sts. me-, Washington,
ID. c.. on Wednesday, January l3, 1897,
between the hours of II noon and
o'cIockp IN. ID. NJ. .NEWBOLD, President
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.

FOR RENT-I2-rooru furnished house on
East Capitol ST., near Capitol; boardefs
IN house Will rent cheap II taken at once
K. M j A1wELL, 2O4 East Capitol st.
jab-3t
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FOR SALE OR RENT.
!, REAL ESTATE BULLETIN

THOMAS Z. WAGGAMAN, s17 FST- NV.
uNIMPROVED PROPERTY FOX SALE.
Lots 20, II and 22, square SIT ,se., VI, BOO.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1897-12-13
GREEN GOODS CIRCULARS.
Look out for them and Don't bite-The
Same old Gag being Worked.

The country is flooded every year
just before Christmas with "green
goods circulars and this year has
not proved an exception to the rule.
A few of the seductive missives have
arrived and it may not be out of or
der to sound note of warning to
those Of our readers who have never
seen the letters. They are type
written and are marked strictly
confidential" The victim is inform
ed that fortune can be made "by
handling my class of goods" These
goods are not counterfeits but what
Uncle Sam designates duplicate
bills which the government is anx-
ious to recover The chance of a
lifetime is afforded the recipient of
the letter to make a fortune and he
is the yeriest chump if he doesn't
grasp the opportunity.
The copy of the telegram for the
one intending to invest in a fortune
is enclosed in the circular. 1t is to be
sent to A P Gordon, Winchester,
N. T., and is as follows: / have No
750. Copy of Moras
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1897-12-13
A Successful Play.

"The Girl l Left Behind Me, {"
which is to be produced at the Music
Hall December IA, was produced orig
inally at the Empire theater, New
York, January %, 1898. 1t was the
first play every produced in that thea
tire, and was possibly the most sue
cessful play ever seen there. 1t may
be described as an American drama
in four acts, written around Indiana,
and white men men with stockade
for the most startling scene, and In
dian warhoops for the incidental mu-
sic. 1t has a cast of seventeen char
acters, and every human emotion is
brought into play during the action
of the piece There is strong love ele-
ment intimately connected with the
garrison life, and there are vivid con-
tracts. ''The Girl / Left Behind Me"
is considered the best combined work
of its authors. David Blasco and
franklin Fyles.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1897-12-13
Pan. Hellenic Association.

Representatives from the various
fraternities in the University met
in the Phi Kappa Psi hall on Satur-
day afternoon and the preliminary
steps were taken to form a Pan Hell
lenic association. This association
is intended to bring the fraternities
into closer relationship and to pro
mote a better fellowship between
them. 1t was decided to ask each
fraternity to appoint one delegate
to meet with the delegates from the
other chapters on next Saturday and
form the association permanently.
If it is formed it is the intention to
have a meeting at which all the
members of the chapters in school
will be present as well as all the
alumni who may be able to attend.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1897-12-13
A Strong PLAY.

"The Girl / Left Behind Meu
which can be seen at the Music Hall
Tuesday Dec. ID, seems to have the
power of delighting all classes Of So
ciety. 1t ran for months at the
fashionable Empire Theatre after its
initial production, and then during
the winter was revived at the Acad-
envy of Music, the largest theatre
in New York, where thousands of
people were thrilled with the great
stockade scene in the third act. Per-.
haps the judicious mingling of so-
cial incident, the flirting and fun
that are sure TO happen when sol
diers and pretty girls are thrown
together, and the exciting scenes ex-
plain this success with the
different classes. But even without
its pretty girls and the brilliant ball
at Camp kennion, there is enough
fire and stir in the tremendous stock
ade scene to I'LL any audience with
enthusiasm, no matter whether it is
purely fashionable one or not.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1897-12-13
THESE items are taken from the

THESE items are taken from the
Preston county Journal:
Hon. George c. Sturgiss and Mr..
Vance, of Morgantown, were over
here for few hours on Tuesday.
Hog cholera is doing much damage
among the swine in the county. Tom
Garlitz lost $25 porker recently.
Will Herring has moved from
Morgantown back to the home farm
near Herring. We welcome him
back to Preston.
Tom B. Elliott is teaching very
successful school at the Grant school
house in Morgan district, Mononga-
liza county. He passed very sue
cessful examination in Monongalia,
having received a number two GER
tificate.
j. w Goshorn, commonly called
BILL Dave" Goshorn, of Charleston,
calls it ''Monongahalia'' county, in
his card recently published in the
Charleston Gazette. His geography
may be all right, but his spelling is
inexeusably bad, for a West Vir-
ginia politician.
Big porkers are being heard from.
A friend from Amblersburg informs
us that Felix E. Beatty of that
neighborhood recently butchered five
hogs that tipped the beam" at 1888
pounds. The largest weighed 5284
pounds and the balance 407, 400, 1888
and 274 respectively. A splendid
record, and he challenges any one to
hrnf 1t
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1897-12-13
The Girl LEFT Behind Me.

Young men and young girls who
want to learn the up-to-datest way of
making love should see "The Girl |
Left Behind Me" at Music Hall
Tuesday night, December 18th. Ju-
Illus Cahn's players give series of
lessons in eourtship at every per
Torrance. There are four pairs of
lovers in the drama and as each pair
has its own way of billing and COO
ing and each style proves effective
in the end the patron of the theatre
can take his choice and shape his
love-making accordingly. Most
young men will prefer to do their
wooing after the manner of the
manly soldier hero and the womanly
soldiers daughter, who is the hero
inc, but the comedy lovers have at
tractive little methods that are nice
and novel and it will do nobody any
harm to give them trial.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1897-12-13
A New Line of Work at the Expert
ment Station.

The mountain glade districts OF
the Alleghenies are naturally we'll
suited to class of agricultural pur-
suits that cannot be carried on even
upon the rich river bottoms West
Virginia has within its boundaries
large areas of land of this character
which to-day is in many cases a
burden to the persons owning it.
Recognizing the Importance of what
has been accomplished with such
lands in Ohio, Indiana, and Michi-
gan, as well as in New York, the
Experiment Station authorities have
leased limited area OF characteris-
tic glade land near Reedsville, in
Preston county, upon which to make
series of experiments to test the
best methods of draining to reclaim
such lands, as well as to study the
crops which can most profitably be
grown upon such soils when re-
claimed.
During the season of 1898, tobac-
co, potatoes, cabbage, caulifiower,
celery and sugar beets, will receive
special attention
The cranberry boys which were
started two years ago are giving en-
couraging results. The plants have
made strong growth and some
fruits were born this season. The
size, color, and texture of the fruits
all indicate that the region is capa
BILE of producing high grade berry.
Some native Dogs which have es-
capped the grazing of cattle and an
nual burning are yet vigorous, but
the main portion of the original ber-
~ producing patches have been de-
stroyed, and the annual yield of wild
fruit has been correspondingly de
creased Some wild plants have
been selected from those yet remain
ing and transplanted to the Expert
ment Station grounds. The growth
has been satisfactory, but it is too
early to predict what their capacity
for fruit production will be.
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THE following items are from The
Index:
Quite a number of the friends of
Harry Griffith accompanied his re-
mains to Little Falls Saturday.
Maple Donham was in Morgantown
this week, called there by the serious
illness Of his brother-in-law, Harry
Debolt
Conductor Burke was called to his
home at Grafton Wednesday by tel
egram announcing the sudden and
dangerous illness OF his wife. Death
has taken two Of Captain Burke's
daughters within the past month.
Edwin Griffith, of Ridgedale, was
in town Wednesday. He is brother
of the late Harry Griffith, who was
killed at the depot last Friday morn
ing. The funeral Of his brother took
place at two O'Clock last Saturday az
ternoon and was under the auspices
OF the Railway Union. He was bur
led at the Goshen cemetery. kev. j.
ID. Williams preached the sermon and
there was very large attendance
The first story of the new court
house is nearly completed and when
it is done work will likely be sus-
pended until spring, during which
time it would be well for the taxpay-
payers Of this county to think well
over the subject Of issuing bonds.
Unless something new is done the
county court will be compelled at the
next June term to lay levy as high
as the present one, and this will have
to be continued for some years. The
county can build that building in a
manner that will not be burdensome
upon the taxpayers, ii. the people will
vote for bonds. Will they do it?
Mr.. Dayton's scheme. to divide the
state into two judicial districts is not
taking very we'll with the people.
The press is not in favor Of it, and
the Bar do not advocate it SO strongly
as to make fight for it. Judge Jack
son has done all the work for many
years; he is able to continue it and
wants to do it. We do not think this
change should be made just to give
Mr.. Dayton life position, and then
again, in these uncertain times, he
might not get the place should the bill
become law. Mr.. Dayton has lost
considerable prestige siace he posed
as :" the man who beat Billy wilson. y
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1897-12-13
Big Trip for Two Children.

Saturday the little daughter OF T.
b. Wilgus and the nine year old son
or Mrs Casteel took a trip which
would have been big undertaking
for a much older pair. For some
time the little girl, who is but seven
years old, has been talking Of taking
the boy over to see the new club house
on Cheat but no attention was paid
to it as it was thought that it was
only a childish within which would
soon be forgotten. However, they
gave their parents surprise on Sat
urday.
The children did not come to din
ner but it was thought that they
were out playing some where and
would soon come in. They did come
in at four o'clock, covered with mud,
and announced that they had been
over to see the club house. On ques-
tioning them it was found that they
had started over there at ten in the
morning, and had made the distance,
fourteen miles, in six hours. This is
a very good record, considering the
terrible condition of the roads. The
children stayed a short time at the
club house SO that the actual walking
time was less than six hours. They
had no dinner and were as hungry as
wolves when they got back.
This record will likely stand for a
good while before any one can beat it,.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1897-12-13
LEARNING POLITICS.
One Hundred Dollars Used in Electing
President for the Columbian Litera-
~ Society.

MoRGANTowN, w. Va, Dec. TO-
Doubtless there never was time
when so much interest was manifest
ed in literary work as is the case at
present in the societies at the Uni
versity. Indeed, the number in
membership has SO greatly increased
that it seems probable that new So
cieties will have to be organized.
The election of Officers for the winter
term brought every member out. The
tactics used in the election of candi-
dates is equal to that used in politi-
cal campaigns. No less than 800
was spent in the late election in the
Columbian Society.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1897-12-13
The President Entertains Some of the
Freshman.

Saturday evening the President
and his wife entertained part of the
freshman class. Those who are APP
picants for Phi. B., A. 3. L., and b.
L. were present. The class is so
large that it has to be taken a sec
ton at time. Prof. Whyte read
several selections and Prof. Keene
rendered very pleasing selection on
the violin. The occasion was very
pleasant one and fully sustained the
splendid reputation which DIR. and
Mrs. Raymond has gained as enter
tanners.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1897-12-13
Modern Dentistry.

The dentistry of the 10Th century
differs as much from the dental work
of we olden time as the modern
safety bicycle does from the old
fashioned wheelbarrow. The latest,
most perfect and artistic dentistry
is known as crown and bridge work.
In this manner of inserting artificial
teeth, the old bunglesome, cumber-
some, filthy plate is done away with.
And it is to be regretted that so few
dentists thoroughly understand this
new departure in dentistry, especial
ly the older members of the profes-
sion who have not had the opportu-
nifty to learn crown and bridge work,
as it is only in the past few years
that the colleges give anything like
a thorough course in this new de
parture.
Fully realizing this fact l have
taken special pains to fit myself in
every particular for this special work.
Not only through the dental college
but have recently taken two special
courses in this branch of dentistry
from those acknowledged to be the
best teachers. Come and see me. See
ing is believing. Ny prices are
right, my work is right, and you will
be more than pleased.
A. L. BoYERs, d. d. S.