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EVENTS ON The TURF.
ANOTHER BAD DAY FOR THE
FAVORITES AT OAKLAND.
O'FIeeta the Only Horse Which
Came to the Rescue of the
Talent.

SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. IA few
more days like the past two, and the
bookmakers viii be compelled to bel
among themselves. Only one favorlte,
OF1eeta. came to the rescue of the So
called talent to-day at Oakland, and
even he was only shade better than
the second choice. O'Fleeta, Walter }.
and Jack Martin monopolized the bet
ting in the second race, and took all
the money. Results:
Sly furIones. Brambella (Morse), 70
to 1. won: The Dipper (Conley), to z,
second; Roulette Wheel Hennessy), Il
to l. third. Time-l:li12. Malnpaf'
Abina, Moringa and Magnus also ran.
Seven furlongs, O'Fleeta CThorpe), 8
to /. won; Jack Martin (Morse), 4 TO l.,
second; Walter ]. CHennessy), to z,
third. Time-1:311a. Charles A, Velox,
Mulberry, Monitor, Cavallo, Our Gil
mate and Fanny S. also ran.
Three furlongs, Buena Ventura Com
lew. :! to /, won; Clarendo ct. Nc
Hugh). Is to /, second; Anchored Q1.
JonesN, 6 to /, third. Time-O:3Ia4- Ray
Hooker. Bonibe, Malay, La Condisa,
Casdale, The Miller, Racine Murphy
and Prince VIII also ran.
One mile, Hazard Gray, 10 to l.,
won: Nonchalance CThorpe), to l. sec
ond; Heritage (Spencer), to Third.
Time-1:45lh. Polish, Stentor, Red
Glenn. Fannie E. and Allahabad also
ran.
Seven furlongs, Torsion (Spencer), 10
to 1, won: Sly Gray, 6 to l, second;
Major Cook Jones), 10 to 1, third.
,riua-1 .2ClL Don Fulano, KamSin,
Lost Girl and Little Singer also ran.
Seven and a half furlongs, Imperious
CWoods), 5 to 1, won; Fred Gardner
(Conrey), 10 to /, second; Morinel (Mc-
Nichols), to l, third. Time 81.
Plan, Loudon, Mercutio, Rebel Jack
and Kaiser Ludwig also ran.
RESULTS AT NEW ORLEANS.
NEW ORLEANS, Jan. 14.-Weather
cloudy; track heavy. Results:
Seven and half furlongs, David won,
Van Brunt second, Domingo third
Time-1 :4214.
Six and a half furlongs, Teeta May
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Won, Little Music second, sauterne

won, Little Music second, Sauterne
third. Time-1:27A.
Mile and twenty yards, Sea Robber
won, A. B. c. second, Bridgeton third.
Time-1:5115.
Six furlongs, handicap, Tabouret won,
George B. Cox second, Peter Archer
third. Time-1:19.
Six furlongs, Milt Boykin won, Gyp
ceiver second, Belle of Fordham third.
Time-1:191a
Seven and half furlongs, Lexington
Pirate won, Carlotta G. second, Full
Hand third Time: 421h
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A German Warship Disabled.

PERM, Jan. 14.-The British steam
ar Dunera, from Southampton ON De-
cember 18th for Bombay, reports hav-
ing seen a German warship in a dis
abled condition. The German warships
Deutschland and Gefion, under the COM
nand of Prince Henry of Prussia, are
now on their way to China. They were
last heard from at Port Said, where
hey arrived on January 9th last.
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to Miss Theme until his father,
wealthy physician of San Diego, op-
jected and threatened to disinherit him.
The young man later came here 10
study medicine. During the holldays
Miss Theme came East to visit reia-
tives, and the wedding followed. The
couple are spending their honeymoon In
MINNEAPOLIS
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Students Denounce lola.

PARIS, Jan. IA number of law
students, after leaving a lecture to-day,
marched in procession to the Office OF
the "Aurore," shouting denunciations
of Emile lola. The students also made
disorderly demonstrations in front of
the office of the "Aurore," and were
dispersed by the police.
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A Pennsylvania Citizens Death.

HARRISBURG Pa.), Jan. 14.-Col-
onel Edwin X. Meyers, former State
Printer, was found dead, and with his
body bruised, in the stable yard at his
home, three miles from this city. The
superstition is that he was accidentally
thrown from his carriage a short dis
lance from his home and dragged to
the stable yard. Mr.. Meyers was one
of the best-known men in the State.
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ADELAIDE (South Australia), Jan.
14.-The third test cricket match be-
tween the Australian and the visiting
English elevens began to-day. At the
close of play the Australians had scored
210 runs for two wickets
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Hon. C. p. villiers Diving.

LONDON, Jan. 14.-The Right Hon.
Charles Pelham Villiers, member Of
Parliament for South Wolverhampton
and known as "the father of the House
of Commons" having sat continuously
since 1885, is believed to be dying.
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ROMANTIC MARRIAGE.
Two San Diegans Welded at CIeve-
land. Ohio.

CLEVELAND tO.), Jan. 1.-THE ro-
mantle marriage In this city of Vernon
Van Norman to Miss Maud Theme on
January LIST has just been brought to
light. The home of both is at San
Diego. California, where they are well
known Van Norman paid attention
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Reindeer for Yukon Expedition.

NEW YORK, Jan. 14-Eleven rein
deer arrived to-day on board the Will
son Line steamer Martello from Hull,
and will be shipped to the Klondike re-
gion.
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Jealousy Causes a Double Tragedy.

CINCINNATI, JAN 14.-Louis Alfred,
a compositor at the Enquirer office,
to-day shot his sweetheart, Minnie
Paclxner,at her home, inflicting fatal
wound, and then killed himself Jeal-
ousy is supposed to have been the
cause.
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She-I detest a man who is always
talking shop.
He-And I dislike a woman who al
ways talks shopping.-Chicago News.
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SITUATION AS
RELATES TO CUBA.
Lille Anxiety in Official Circles at
Washington.
Consul General Lee Reports Peace and
Quiet at Havana City.

The Cuban Matter the Subject OF
Discussion at a Meeting Of the
Cabinet, the Members Profess
sing to Feel Satisfied With the
Present Situation-The Orders
to the North Atlantic Squadron
Made Public.
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. EXCLUSIVELY DRY GOODS 4
i. ENTIRE STOCK
Is Offered at Radically
Reduced Prices.
Children's Mackintosbes.

) Our entire stock of Childrens
MackintosheS, in checks and
) stripes, has one large cape, all
Sizes now in stock; these have re-
) 1eived marching orders. The regu-
lar prices were So and So So
, CLEARANCE SALE PRICES, 81 %
AND 81 81
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l. = y
4rssss has appsda,s the pubic, trustee, Of
tucrO c.miniy.t oiOr;id. the sul,Hi,tn.e trtia
tsc In the place and stesd Of n rbcrf u. Hull.
named nr trustee In said Instrument. with nn
ts.. 'i power r,,d nmih,rlfy ni MD iicrI or, 3.
BALL. vs-xt d II, him hy sud deed trU.t: ana
Whereas, Default i!ms been made IN the ls.s'
meut Or I, e princ,Mi Of sAid u0.c Hudr hde-
fault stiil exists and said ',ote still rvirfns
unpaid; and
said note. has declxred vio .fi0n ~ The We
,,nts Of said deed Of tr,st md hmt the whOl of
aald Indebtedness II Wiw due and paymtle ind
trustee In wiring. 10 imn,rdtaieiy for. S'oss
said trust q led, e. s frn said r.c"s
four i.i). south II rsnge nfty,tixysJW - he
ginning st-the na .tis-t,..t onr,er ~ ssid enYth
smnd. sig hundred and nfiy sI.e " feet . tho
north line nf the Cstlin ditch: ths net In =
s,nth 1,rsc,ic slo"s ditch the
noeth fsve hundred and t~entysstnbt ts28l fs.ee
to the northweft corner ofEsAm sSitItkenss
dsed and forty a.sND feet to The place ~ he
sac9 sa.ss = ssiS di,es s ND III ss:es 3
tract having beer, heretOrOVs. ft.1eaeed frry0
the operntion OF said decd Of trust
Now. therefore. IN considesatkn ot eucn nS
ssc and ns {, !" =.
6esd II tr,Mt ~ substtw ssAw! &! O: a Re~rl
cSS Ssys gsp"s pas,ie se.ses s thu. q wtdsss
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= ssi trGnss snSsS 49, o. e ss % Ss az
po q, sacsion ,ss sns ssoys sss
ser sss -, pss ess y ssss e Sz e. y;
,sSs Ssisd At L. j1ss; qSS;sae S&ss,Hss AZ ~ 4 p
Public rra.see, suoceseor in Trust.
First pahlicattnn October q. -.
LAst Pssslso1tI9na q ahGy1nosE n S -.
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&C. I. sEELEY ..
Real Estate, Loans, Insurance
IA JuNTA. COLORADO.

SaO Pair OF lots In Mt. View addition: terms
easy.
oa.Nn. Eighty acres: eight miles from "A Jun
la: under diich. In Ell fivatt'ni.
o. ~, Two east fr,inf lets: thre,. hicks from
post offic.. ru,tsil,ir fur dwelling
erOo Eight hundred ncr..s: md r ditch: two
h,nir..-. fs.,M-s,d Hn,. stock r,rch
opn Two car,er iniS: fnurr .an ,.oure: g',Od
slrui.. an'i twu: som. INN tr,-'~:n snap
oI,D Five acre trnrts. pc p..tuai wnter rights:
within .srs. mi - ~ H.. IN 4in s,r,-, terms
esip, La rSrs.s; ti,rs..-r IN ha.,rc: nfty-nvc
wrrs-> Mnd, dfrh with far right: anne
alfalfa. tsTriiix friiit cssr T. fif t5I
Ss.s4D. Fort, np-~: uiu. iiic Trsp q. In liintH:
four rsbiii lnu~c: we've h.'S.- tt beHrtnH
tarchMr'i. uns. nrtr ~ wri,ls.-: wntsr iixl,ts /,
ei.1a,. TWo hu,uitrd air' severn -nvs. acres:
within, ts., miles nf L., tmuf ;. iced xtn'd
rf,n.. i,,u -: pnrt N dsr cultivation: ssHne
alftIfL: " u r r,xnf> Z .'h ditch. sHu sfil
tsnrt ff-
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"a oiSTRlcT COURT.
S.f'c; - .-ssa-t sstc 80 {; s "a.
Fail Term opsns Monday With large
Number Of Cases on the Docket.

~ -4.N ~ B5s
- The fall term OF the district
codrr opened Monday, Judge H.
Walter Dixon pres,drng.l bes.drs
q number Of civil aud divorce cssEs
the docket consalns one sSurdcr
dasss two gsasesspt fassauirykpkA 4 ~
three cases ot iarcency ot i've
stock, three cases vi burglary aud
Ave OF larceny. The hrst day was
spent in disposiAgp 0f luiiii'er oil
met,ons oiasd-assde<s, Arsa,gnins
prisoners and setting the da.es Vi
hearing. following, IS lne docket
completes:
w. I. Craddock. ct al VS. State
Bank OF Rocky Fofd-Damasess;;
fdsnnurIer; shstainsu; defendant sx,
cepts.
Melvin Bros vs. Peter McCuIs
lock---DsbE dismissed. II al ri.
| Sarah +. Fadei vs. Philip Fadel
l-Divorce.
Ollie Howard VS. q. ii. Howard
Divorce.
a. RI. Cawthorn vs. K. {. Scheck
I-Attachwenti dismissed, 3s,.,
People VS. .kit Neison-Larceny;
continued for term. Az, 49,
People VS. John Polk-Larceny;
fnoile' pfoseqdl.r ieNl 20 tr'vy
People VS. Joseph. Weideman-
ARSON; nolle pres qn'.
L t}anni.. 4 ,entD.. 4 liant "A C
sault TO do bodily harm: Sci tor
Thursday, O'clock p. M. "a
People VS. WIN. Gacnes-Assauit
with deadly weapon; continued ior
term.
People VS. Charles Brezendine-
Burglary; continued tor term.
People VS., Lee Willians and
Oscar Williams-Larceny; arraign-
ed; pleadrnot guilty.. =
People VS. James MuTay-Lar-
ceny; set tor Tuesday; November
18Th. I, Bae4f eefs.+ 81, n.
People, VS. George Hall-Burg-
lar, set for Tuesday, November
18th. "e
People VS. WIN. Smith-Larceny;
set for Thursday, 9 o clock.
People VS. Frank Brooks-As-
sanlt TO kill; set for "Wednesday,
10 o'clock. s 100
People VS. James Kitpatrick-
Burglary; arraignpd; plead goiiIy.
People VS. Elmer, Hale-Lar-
een, set for Tuesday. November
18th, 9 o'clock. 4,
People VS. Louis Bushenberger
Mmrd-i; arraigned: pleads nor
guilty; set for Monday, November
2Ist, 9 o'clock.
People VS. Harry Reed-Burs-
larry.
People VS. James Baldwin-As-
sanlt to kill.
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- ~ ..f1frsl

w~sthy Of the name. who did no, aspire
Shy t.sasa s esiidse saa Us q sss ss q
hh uame aud the; fortune ,asspmplated by
til sweat Il hiA brow. from Genefntion to
ENeratioa. There never was wife 6t 70
wgAr w00aahDod's snost Glsgioase cFpwn,
thk sceptre Of moshcthopd, Thoqfands
o4wedded couples. Otherwise happy. an
sh1pr of wediocE's s greatest happiness be-
edlbse sl.ey aae childleaA In the majority
Of cAses. fhis q because the wife, through
tKnorance Of Neglect. suffefs from weak
ness and disc ase sof. the spsxaps .distjnctly
way there u one great u1ediesne that does
NOT fail To accomplish its purpose II 10
DR.. Pierce's Fxvogite Prescription. Il acts
directly on the delicate organs concerned
and makes them strong. healthy, vigorous,
virite and elastic. II allays Inflammation,
heals liberation. soothes pain and tones
the shattered nerves- II FITS for wifehood
and motherhood Il qniesens and vitalizes
the distinctly feminine organism. II ban
ishes the maladies Of the expectsut months
and makes lby's introduction to the world
easy and almost paini-ss. II iusu-es the
little newcomers health and nourishment
In plenty ltis the best supportive tonic
for nursing mothers
Mn Jennie Parks OF Marshall. spokane Co..
Wash. writes: II am glad 20 tell OF the good
Favorits Prescription. ! vas benehted by your
Mcdtctuc In confinement II gives me strr myth
have no tired feeling and my baby II the
picture OF health feel better than have in
zen yeau-"
In cases of constipation IT. Pierce's
Pleasant Pellets should be used A. an
adjunct to the Eavorite Prescription. +"
th-- are extremely simple perfectly natural
ak iasure prompt and permanent relief
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eovnrv Anp vAllW..s.
rhe nsws Cleaned wfsth Pen ana 8sis.
sess FROM Our Valley Exehsatss. T

| ooSo Prom Vos vSssoy G1Swo08eo.
Fowle. wants 4 canning factory.
The tax levy in Bent county is
6s mills this year. . 81
OUT of-s7o persons, registered in
Fowler only Is7 voted on election
tday. s ,sst,
+ Fowler is to have lecture course
during the coming winter. How
[about La luntaa
The citizens Of Lamar have sub
Escrihed SIaoo to a fund for the
erection Of new hotel.
The Otero County Sunday School
Conventioa was held in Manzanola
last Saturday and Sunday.
Olney Springs is putting on me.
tropolitan air and wants to annex
tthe suburb of King Center.
Barry. Gir,on. toymerly citizen
OF Fowler. died at Las Animas
last week OF consumption.
The Odd Fellows building at
Las Aninas is completed. 1t cost
SIS. 600, and will require S2,oo
more to furnish it. 4dsf
Professor Sam Flint, the dane
/
ing master, is here on another fish
ing expedition and reports good
success.-Lamar Sparks. s.-.
A farmer near Fowler raised
ton OF peanuts this season. Pea
nuts will net grower in the neigh
borhood OF SIoo per acre.
The Alfalfa Laud and Cattle,
Company are fattening twelve hun.
dred head of fine three-year-old
steers at their Fowler ranch, also
1000 head of hogs. A&i
The pupils of Rocky Ford pub
lie schools contributed SI2.5 to
the Lafayette monument iund.,
Lafay ette day was appropriately
observed October 18TH.
Men who are posted on the sub
iec, state. that Colora,io will be the
great center Of the sheep feeding
industry during the cenIing winter
and the Arkansas valley will catch
a b,g share Of it.
|isOf tor,y-two, gold and silver
medals won bv Colorado's hort
cultural EXHIBIT at Omaha, three
came to Oiero county. n.
Crowley was awarded "a silver med
al, Charles ). Lane bronze medal
and the Otrro County Hoit,cul-
tural Society gold medal.
The Southern Colorado Cattle
Growers association has offered.a a
reward OF 5000 a head for gra,
wolves. ANYBODY who kills gray
wolf in Southern Colorado and
presents the scalp and the hidesto
treasurer Luke Lukin OF the asso-
cistiou. Who resides in Pueblo. can
get q check for S.. 90.
Judging from, the criticisms in
The newspapers Evangelist Moody's
religion is not "broad enough" tor
the Colorado citizen. When he
tcomes here he must at least say
that the streets Of the New )eru-
salem are paved with silver instead
of pure gold, or else keep mum On
this subject Pueblo .Mailss =
The Colorado c cantaIuupe Grow
ers' Association held their annual
meeting in Olney last week and
lelected the following oficers:-B.
III. Martin, president and general
manager; NJ. A. Noble, secretary
and treasurer; A. c. Ong. vice
president; board of directors:-B
TIL. Martin, NJ. A. Noble, VIM.
Auckland, Charlie Rockwell, Geo.
Maucher, Sam Andrews and Tom
Gage. -si...-. ..-
Mays Metropolitan players fail
ed to play. Instead Of the company
showing up ithk depot Tuesdsy
mornine, 2 Telegram did. and the
AdSance,agentand the oPera hosase
manager swore. They claimed
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/ yfE0% ,na
DYSPEPSIA /! I s'.|'I !
Of INDIGESTION Use 1 1.
DIR. FENNER'S
Dyspepsia Cure.

]
Some symptoms: uneasiness,
weight and tension. over stomach,
heartburn., sour stomach. bloating
sour eructation, splitting food. belcb,
ing wind, offensive breath. 2 'e'
,Ifyo,,, are sufferer from any q
he symptoms here given we wanv
You to consider that when you take
his medicine you are not taking@
PREPARATION hastily gotten together
o sell. but one evolved by MANY
I ears cf hard study and wide d
l,erirree ia private. practice bys
,hvsician Of recognized eminesa
ebil;tie,. 9s5i 20 p. ~
Nnnt satisfied after using one bot
f-o,,r -n,nrv viii he refunded By
TIE PALACE DRUG STORE,
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/ The Amen I
|HisESi:;F: ) s:;:'i
|ss..s, 1ak
|siess2:.st*s
q o er, that
lnRs Alda.e
|n&xbk HiilpjlS
'stay, . sermou
wiIhout q ben-
edietjo n. .
payer without
HAze.swf
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BUsIN ess DIRECTORY.
Ayyoa..vs.

w ". ellis"
city ioan- aud r,.,i estate viii practice 10
state .tr Il derNt e arts Room C'.Htr;'
bi.s.k. In JInt., es''n.
Kihs..as X -HE>s-
=. irrigation AMI i.r'hHf '"~ u, iunta. Colo
r. D. LEWIS.
Affornet -nI-Is,w Ia J,fBt-. si,i" Town
and suin ban hr'perty for sale ard rcnt- y
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esssse o. e..A seips.

.eaEkp Sss7essAx sakl5glsEOal
,1o.7sss - = .s.sas III 81 !zltd g 81 =
-
:. s:::. ssss Z. 4. !; { ID
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PNlMTGR0.

4 q - 4 iissfa ! fSss3SE sv.iyssi.si., s.
=: g sssss = 81, s.ss .Ss. : ,os ~ -. ss'
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Finer and
Faster
Than Ever.

j IN. The California Limited. 4
Santa F.. Route, solid be-
tween Denver and Los
Angeles Tine, IS hours
PnlImans. dining car. l,mt-, 4
fet car, smoking car with
barber shop. observation
car with 'ladies parl"r.
-- Eiectric-lightsd. -.-s-5 = 4
ias, Three times a week, i,..- I
ginning November 2 ~
Address, P.oHA.L.
! Gen..ral Agent
I. The Ateh!se.. .Teesh. = .."ts e ~
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sANkIls.

THE La JUNTA STATE BANK.
n sSsesseaA Rankine 0osswess TsAnsastsd
Cepital Htnck. tsO,000. Surplus. tS.00. X. A
f0&6An pp<SSdent: A. @. Drlper. vtc1 Preoi
6eNt; n. Z. Farw-li. Csshser ~
La Junta tribune., 1898-11-16

.KRANE BKOTHERs.
Archite ofa. ON &, Rones Bkrks r
M ate& furnished on all classes 0f work IL
our line. Il. Jnufa, Cniorndo.
La Junta tribune., 1898-11-16

THE PALACE DRUG STORE
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PHYSICIANS.

u u ---..
;Assce. corner Of Rston xvssds ssd Kano.!
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JUSTICES OF rAE PEACE.

1ANEs BUHNs e.4. k
I,,sti.~. nf th... .i.csce. i4,nns. Neal R~sate
Once nj (Sfy Hail. Ia Junta. C,lO
i ". HlUTHITr s.s7
J,,stice of tire Peace. Prompt nttenfiOs
given 20 C0il.riinns AMI all Justice Dns'ness
Ia Junta. Colo.
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ARoMiTGcTs.

q .. aUnNErr.
= ArehIsect once Room Z. woodruff BIdck
Trinidad PLAIN. Planp aud estimates furnisb
,esl with Nccuracy and drrpatch.
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~. RAesDALR. n. D.

r ". RAGsDALR. y. D. sFv
rhysselen and Sturgeon. Special atfeuts0n
6Gico hnorn from tOl1 q m ;2tOMp M: ia
q E ~ 1H6aSdtnGe.s Ashey Atupetfy. !seaI
CaskOli0 oAurck. Once In woodsu6 block.
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REAL EsTArE.

RUCKEY & HART.
= Abstrncts Of Title Real ErfMtA inaae Gnc
lt.s, .faric<. Tie Only rDmpisfP recssrde II
Ots.rs, county iiO,-.-s fn~ rent Ipveatipentt
n.ade. Business and interests of non.rrst.
dents carefully lN,ked after. Answer all ~.
t@rs ~ inquiry. reference First National
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1898-09-21
$500
Buys a Lot.
$40
A Month Buys a
HOUSE & LOT.
OF Will IS.

We are selling our stock of wall
paper out preparatory to new goods
at moderate prices. They are bar
gains and will pay you to buy now
as new goods will be 40 per cent.
higher owing to the advance. Call
before it has been sold At A. w.
Jones.
WATERS 81 Wilmington have in
stock 5000 to 5000 pairs of shoes.
just think, enough to shoe every
man, woman and child twice in Nor
gantown.
FRIENDS of Miss Adaline Morgan
who was formerly student here an
who has many relatives in the county
are authority for the statement that
she is to be married in Columbus Ohio
on next Saturday. A. Mr. Stewart
whom she has met since she went to
Columbus is the groom TO be. The
engagement has resulted since she left
Morgantown this spring. The an
nouncement of the marriage will be
news to many of her friends here.
A WE'LL known character about town
loaded up last night and went to the
Salvation Army meeting They were
very eloquent ia their pleading and
he shelled out all the money that he
had with him four dollars and gave it
to them. Today after he had re-
covered some what from the jag he
experienced a change of heart and
has been pleading for the return of
the money with the exception Of ten
cents which he says was all that he
meant To give them. The success
which he had has not been learned but
he will hereafter no doubt stay away
from the meetings when he gets juiced
again. His comrades have been maxi
ing his life miserable with their jibes
all day.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1898-09-21
ACME BOOK STORE.

THE air had a regular fall feel to
it this morning and one had to steal
around briskly IN order to keep from
getting chilly.
GET your razors honed at Adam
Bowers barber shop.
ALEX REED will bring suit against
the town of Clarksbnrg for i'll treat
ment at the hands of Policeman
Grapes. He pleads that the police
man was not warranted in splitting
his head open with a mase.
We still have same mixed paint
to sell at bargain. A. w. Jones.
THE assortment Of new fancy rib
bons at Miss Mary Semans is the f.
nest ever brought to Morgantown.
j. G. McVicker, Druggist. keeps
the incest line of Stationery, Tablets
and Note Books in town.
We have now in stock James H.
Bannister's full line of shoes We
can fl any foot.
WATERS IL WELLINGTON.
Go to j. C. McVfcker's Pharmacy
for silver novelties of all kinds.
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WALKS OVER AND BACK.
William Simpson again walks to the
Medicine Company's Camp and Back
His Paralysis is greatly helped
by the Treatment he has Received.


VIM. Simpson, of Greenmont, who
has heen undergoing treatment at
the hands of Prof. Leon of the Leon
Medicine company, walked from his
home to the camp and back again.
He tells the doctor that his stiffness
is nearly all gone and that he has
already experienced great relief from
the treatment which he has receiv-
ed. This case is attracting a great
deal of attention on account of the
fact that nearly every one knows the
afflicted man and they know that he
has had great difficulty in walking
for number of years. This has
been due to paralysis and it now
seems to be in fair way to entirely
disappear under the treatment which
he is receiving.
The other people who are being
treated are also deriving benefit and
all the promises that have been made
are being carried out to the letter.
The gentlemanly conduct of the
manager and the entire troupe is elic-
iting many favorable comments from
the people of the town and vicinity.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1898-09-21
Large and
Elegant
Line of
WATCHES
At a Great
Sacrifice.
GEO. G.. r AY


Mr.. KIDD of Parkersburg and his
family have removed to Morgantown.
They will occupy part Of the J. r.
Miller clock on Main street. Mr..
Kidd will engage in the grocery bust
ness and will occupy a store room on
Peasants street between the f. and
Nj. bank and the butcher shop. We
welcome the family to the town.
SHOES that arc worthy of your
confidence, shoes that are perfect in
tit and style, shoes that will bring
you back to us for others just like
them is the kind we keep for men,
women and children.
HIRscHMAN's.
PRoF. r. c. BERKELEY is having a
new roof placed on his house on Will
ley street. There is an old super
stltion that if shingles are put on in
the light of the moon that they will
turn up. In obedience to the belief
in this great many people have
stopped and called his attention to
the fact and advised him not to pro-
coed with the work.
THE dwelling house on Wiley
street which is being bull. for Will
liam Foster is a bong way on the road
to completion. Mr. Foster will move
into it as soon as it is ready with his
family They are at present living
on some timber land belonging to
him near Dellslow. Pennsylvania
was formerly their home and they
moved here in order that he might
be closer to the lands which he
owned and have a better chance to
ook after his interests.