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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-03-16
Forecast of Work of
Next Congress-.
lBiIRS TRIP TO. THE ISLANDS
ssttsfs Tia, Will Occupy MeKin.
tsys Attsatlon while No Rests
sssas bellainx Fences.

WARRINGTON. March is.-The
vlsit ~ Ahner Mckinley TO the West
inliHs may not mean anytkS5rE. and
Fafmkar may be thorough admin
Hs1fsfian man. but those who put
fHo nnd twe together have been
nantetine whether Foraker's feso-
Hg1ira. pfoe idsd that no franchises
saa8 b. granted IN Cuba. Was not
sims1 AZ Ahncr. For they do say
itaf khnrf has pDckeifui % OPP
uans sna Cuban schemes TO beat the
hanf
ne sfth congress may not rise TO
the Importance 81 the war congress
fast nane - Join It's predecessors.
haf there wiii be enough 20 make
- aafk memorable IN the history
= ths country. one Of the most Inn
faHfHHa questions upon which IL will
HnaiesYaF % rule II currency reform.
Tia Hanna Payne ship subsidy bill
atI - renewed. The form ~ gov
afamsnf - eur colonial possessions
nusf b. dstsrminsa The Nicaragua
aansf and the Paeife cable will he
nfeexht forward again. The Phil
lprins question and the army Will
hass ths noar.
apeakinK % currency reform. II
sesms evident that there II "A wide
divergence - sentiment among tho
HasmHefs - the Republican eauous'
aansmitfse. who wiii make martyrs
- Themselves by holding sessions in
Atianfie city this spring and sum
aisf T'nefe seems to he a Gage fac
toe knd = Heed faction. the former
faFuFins = permanent reform and a
fli - exhaustive details. the latter
aeslrfnH a temporary remedy and a
aut Partial consideration Of the sub
larf AZ usual. Reed n credited with
heiuK antlsadmlnistFation IN his
sisus and the threat 10 feihrone
him has been renesed-
Ths talk that AiTtr viii resign or
- made 70 resign can't be siisncrd.
a. permitted "a select his own sue
eessuT. II - now said. the secretary
= saT Il willing 10 step down and
eat II is enc % the things that
NrKinisy viii have 10 grappie with
Whlia ne ia enjoying the hospitality
- senator Hanna nj Thoma@Siile.
AmanE the other things that WI
sna4rs hts attention while he IL
resting are the appointments 70 be
made under the new army bill, a Tine
= campaign - b. pursued In his
raassxuF 60 get a denomination. a
definite policy as opposed to anti
annexation policy - the democracy.
Hanna has already begun putting
up fences We win b. Mckinley'H
uiansrer a. he vas four years ago.
srhe paiiry % making promises VIII
be continued and no appointment
Nili nos be made without an eye
single O. the usefulness Of the In
rsmbsns In the coming contest,
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"The Lady Ghost"

wALIsA wALI4A. March ie.-Mrs.
Dolphin CLARK. n woman who recent
~ came from Portland, was exam
ined before Judge T. II. Brents on
Saturday for insanity. when she
entered the chambers she appeared
quite rational. but after being close
~ questioned by the examining ply
sicians she showed strange hallu-
cinations and claimed to be the holy
ghost. She was ordered committed
To the asylum, and she viii be taken
to that place today by sheriff KEGS.
Mrs. Clark had at one time been in
the oregon insane asylum.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-03-16
Office Out Of Funds.

PULLMAN. Wash. March is.-Dr.
e ~ Nelson. state veterinary sur
Econ. requests the newspapers to
deny the statement contained In y
special dispatch from Wilbur In yes
terday's issue that he had been call
ed upon Go look after the diseased
horses mentioned In the dispatch.
but was too busy In the center Of the
state. DT. Nelson says: There has
never been a eaii for the state vet
erinartan from Wilbur. There WAS
a call from a Mr. Martin Of Hartline.
and in reply I told him that ] was
unable 10 visit his place because my
once was out of funds. but IL he
would guarantee the expenses l
would send my deputy from spo-
kane"
Speaking Of the failure OF the leg
isiature 10 pass the 400 appropria-
ton asked for by his Office for the
travelling expenses In such eases as
that mentioned above. DIR. Nelson
said. 1T don't injure me nor my
once no much as Il does the farm
ers and stock men. I cannot travel
over the state and look after such
cases unless my expenses are paid,
and the farmers and stock men are
naturally the sufferers"
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H NHM AHfsH is Aean \
na enan go esslcs charge
s sa aHssH ~ K<as -
zEa ffasfs 80 ssiatEs't several
sa Is sfls sIla is anisr arrest n
Iis "a - 80 sesi, tsiea
a#fa e. taH 81 neina arrested
3 Hsa sIfF
NHsH aas aharEef sraeiffaliF
saiae presented - October y
- sasf f.rNef ehefh ~ SO =
8ss saHaasl nsnk r. Nnfih AM
a afsHa 81 tha Nes York
5f nanE on Osetatar 81 a rheck
N ass raahad far Peterson At
e aaat ane hs Haa arrested
M H.Hs IaIrf ahen he tried 90
- shar ahsfk fnshef Al three
~ Hara rfaanuneed foraerica
asal nan vas ianitof In
81 hnHHfng The Eang -
fa % ah4rh f e. alieeei That
- aars ahfhlrei With case
$50 rHr 81 aaf sample signatures
g. fH# HrHfea ~ business men In
e. Hear#rtlFe huiidinEs. Peter
-. tail aaa forfeited when he dis
aHa sfeH ffa was again arrested
80 HsasHstsr With Charles Meiinc.
ata : naW IN the rambs IN Me-
,fraa r.au Has found a vaiisc con-
fsiHIaH checks similar a. those used
~ Peterson. and also traclnFs Of
sHasafuaaH - down town business
asrn Peterson again jumped his
tsn sad went 10 Chicago. assuming
49, anne - Charles f,fnng. He ~
ran5fF cent FOR hls family and the
paiirs thns found out where he was.
ranf Mecluuky win send n detec-
fqa a chicago 10 bring the alleged
fararf back for trial.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-03-16
Postal Receiptr.

wAgHIHGToN. March 1.-THE
bureau Of finance for the Cuban mai
service reports that for the period
February 20-zs. Inclusive. there was
received Ia money order funds u.s.
1882 from the following stations.
Manxaniiio. tsls. Havana. 1850. Gu
anaJay. ti50o. sancti spiritus, ss5a;
Buena Vista. fs77i. Matanzas. fcaiz.
Santa Clara. 1855. Plantns. $50. sa-
qua Ia Grandc. tssb. caibarien, 1927,
There was deposited 10 the postal
fund during the same period iIli'.
The bureau 81 postal accounts re-
ports postal revenues from All sour
cen up to and In Guiding February
n. so. gsi az. total payments 60 date.
40. as. leaving an available balance
OF 81. coz.
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#kNAh WNsh Mafah 81 IA
"a rssi fem aaeha fNefa 49, aeea
ss.as $3.50 HeFs : hssiNF ~ aIsaasHH
Sc HasaHfa - HFzHass $50 a. ~
Sc slaH asfa e. afHzafss
Haa = $780, a. FsaseHs Iisa
aszHfH stsf fsfH -
iaa fiaasN#sfs - netehEh Hsf
sea - s. f anE tna H
: aaasts e fafHfas aud Eaa NftHsas.
Hhasf = azsa go HffIasss eials fi4n
80 elsa azss s1aa. manteaia 80
aaffaH alat enI fNa t'afsaaA HEaa
NiaFs l. 30 nssa ~ anF aaa efaFiua
e. hras - Msnf - > ala6 81 haAas
q afzraH
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-03-16
Tough Character Arrested.

WILBUR. March is.--Dau Jones. a
colored man. was arrested at Aimira
Saturday by Deputy Sheriff Warren
Of this place. assisted by Jude Lay
ton. The arrest was PAUSED ~
sheriff Gardner. who tei.phoned
from Davenport. Just what the
charges are cannot be learned at
this time. but IL II thought 10 be the
outcome of a gun play al Rock
Greek recently. II In also rurnored
that Missouri officials viii pay re-
ward OF 1880 for Jones' return 20
that state. when arrested he car
riei q revolver.
Deputy Sheriff Hale tried 10 arrest
Jones at creston last fall. The lat
ter pulled his gun and. declaring he
would not be taken alive. complete
~ baf'ied the deputy. The prtsoner
was taken TO Davenport this morn
Ing.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-03-16

ROsALIA. Wash. March is.--F.
Clark. a shoemaker OF this city. was
found dead in bed sunday by n
neighbor. The body was found In
the back room OF his shop. In which
he lived alone. He had been COM
planning for a few days Of a bad
cold. but was not considered In dan
ger. MIR. Clark was about 60 years
% age. He has one daughter. living
In the vicinity OF spangle. He has
been in business here two years or
more. and has won the esteem OF all
who knew him by his gentle and un-
assuming manners. During the last
few years of his life misfortune has
dealt severely with him.
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M a. fNA @eFa
a. Fesa5NA N8E t@ $40 AFHsss'
rssa ha# Ha - w a saM
- aH D. Ea hss Ftsfei
lsa Haa - "a
sfa E n# H sees
Rafazasa - Ha FH HaNs -
49, fa
80 faH M4 ~ UaNaaas
- HFtfaa #aHa #Ha EaHHEsi
s.asaas asfs rH - - 80 AL
sss.5a t 81 as TsassssH sasI I
HH
Naa f# ere e.
sa1srIa9aia 81 fea taMH AsA -
Easa II amf eHis zr
srafa e1a Ns |
- s fza a seas
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-03-16
Meeting Of Teachers.

wALT.A wALLA. March 1.-THE
Inland Empire Teachers association
will meet In this city March % In a
three days session. An excellent
programme has been prepared and
some of the abiest educators Of the
Inland Empire have been secured
for addresses. One OF the features
will be the educational messages
from three states by their superin-
tendents OF education.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-03-16
Widow Hangs herself.

NEW YORK. March i6.-Bridget
Brophy. widow, who lived at 2o5
West Sixty-slxth street. was found
dead on the floor OF her room last
night. She had hung herself TO a
rope attached to a nail ON the wall.
and had loosened the nail In her
struggles. The woman had become
on account of her in-
ability to maintain herself.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-03-16
His Preference.

Choiiy - Charming widow. isn't
shef They say she Il 10 marry
again.
AiRyr-I wouldn't want to be n
widows second husband.
choily Well. ia rather be a
widows second husband than her
frrt husband. dontoherknow.
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FOREIGN NOTES

nssssala "a rarns - qaesn ~
asaaaasa - - srsfeFref
sraFH 80 hslaaH - HH FL Al
slsfa - 80 - 49, H aFfHf
r. fshn a~ms - aafaH Bee RETURN
FL fHa hHafis ~ MafaaNss
- HaaassI "a. af Haahf e.
nafsrsaf - faltt4 5eafs Haa ben
aaaafe $ ssssseF 81 HH faHa nHi1H
liaaaa = Mae #fss e#HH ere Hrat
saHhH eNeF aNrafu8 q Ea fNf uuper
aasaaa - Fsfanmag ~ 10 kuaira-
narEa1 a. enNffs
NanH heaMa rHrafaa iHrtuainR
: srfsasasf hae4 n wafeus AuFsiius.
Haaa hsan 49, - q HsffhaHa ~ N.
aaafh laF azsFesaf ~ anflauitiea In
HI4afsla aia saa5Hs = Hase reached
- HaH.an eafN5afs faundef hY
fIsara Asa. 81 = = have struck
fts F6asnlelsa tz e. Esf
s1ftaa Eauaa fn uiumcucfnns
at.sf slsfar af - N.rrna Fremden
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nee
2 H# ~ 81 see
estfH HHF ffHsfzfsH ~ co.'s
HHafHH 49, HaH T En#
EI aa4 HaH ~
faH naH q - EHHaiHs n ga 80
fFff faafs
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So uaH4e - aarss
aa uHH as HararH HaH e Il
aaH Vice.
MH ~
$50 f
Haa n
pa N EHaf
cas- a Haa ~ aHH fnHf
aa aIl cess
f. EH 80
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Nf# HfsHT g. q NaEeh iz efs
= aH HfaaHaa HsHr# - AeH HzfH
80 raafef 49, sHfa 81 taHlsae
sraaa Nnaan - G.aaHaalI e. g.
HHm HHf8an HarkIns $40 N
hHHNa 80 h1sHtsas NNla estsff
ffaata - NkffaHansrf 49,
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Zee fHz4 ee tHf#f Fl sae
Ha sHaFaa Hasf sf
Hn z mase aa0gE aa
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aHf MsfaaH = ~
IaH - ca gsH HaHae II
fHH
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ii 49,.
-. -
-. $500. 80 e. f..
sd = ~ 49,
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80
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= - 4 -
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as -
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= -. - HsI. s..4.ah
-. = =. 49, -. $50 aIas
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"a. = aaa asstes e H..s
-. - assszs s.4ta. - u
eas w. a : 80 TEA sa1ll.
49,. - H =. a. SO riae
Il -. 80 ghs
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Reaesta ene Hses asas Hssshss 80
tesE AaaA - So gsFsH ~ tHH
eAzas fNHNst snN tAla Nalaa
faAF stala sNs4 zAe aaaA. - aea
80 Hz2aHaH Haf1t7as 49, a1aas 81
atN tAasa - tes Hl4zazaE 80
HNH f# HsH neea #NsNsf 80 - fsef
sl#aa sAe 90 - ~ 49, sesn 81 ssss
cess 3 FeF aeat eaNHsf aHs q ~
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49, hiaat fst1 sNsFa ef#&sf s
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49, - osfsassna snf - ~ -
ssaMa ssasHs So aass ss~s $50
wNns NnFfssa ia Heea4 us -
49, 81 faaaNN AesNFes n -
A1dsa eea 49, esFssaeH - -
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Glaaa1s - tass - aafef&v
haa 1eea a AaaeH 49, f#eEs. a.
Il ass ns - asHsa Afsstses ssasss
- = zaM $40 =
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A. aaszH4 aFess Hfa ffan
eaases fesf tss 81 esq fHss#sef
F1saasaa 81 sssaiA amHaHF Ea
MsF - HsiesssaHs tstfs - afNaes
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fa Is #s sss tHs fsaf East seefH
An#wa sHaf fHe #fsmfaFf hss
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s# saf H eas - s esw
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fsaasHrs sa3sF fataFs4s. sksss
ssa sslss e.aasa = - Hseaf - :
Hef aasff~e e ER9seFsa4 - - 49,
sasHfsaaas @tN eaza 49, sfese Nstas
aas 49, HaH4aMss NtaseH assa#ssss
sa4 49, seHess ~ taeA NaA 49,
Hsaf fesre - - - malsI
$3.50 80 - ssseast - $3.50
saAaaAa
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~ = fsFsftsa framl SIS GsMs eRY
as - NaszsEa sznaaeas4 $500
- fsazaaan 80 49, 49,
- - eesNss rGaNf 80 mfnes -
fs9NEH ~sasHfasN - $3.50 Makst
. 49, ma wssNaa "a usnntas NJ =
aamma go H8fHas nmm ~ snafs
49, saaAsss4 80 taAz - a9Hafs
$50 - ssesstsaa - - sesREaM ~
fsfaase sEsa
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Tae ~aa~rasaseeasHf - - ks4sn
50 aeraAzse = 80 s~a@Fae tAaf
80 lss4Ns as Nnea stsseaaf 49, -
$3.50 - f#st $3.50 49, NstIssf
eaN = - - aaAa - - - .
49, sietss eeeusF4ff.e aasEga -
ssmAzzaa 49, ~ So essseeease -
aaN4n mfmm
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aaaaAs ts@mse ttaka aaafes tasss
- - $50 mla1na $50 aslans -
- - NNeaas Faas4azaazs A.
aa6ss1ias assaag = So 49, e@aa
sn8 ~ n4HAaa namH Mafes eaa
V4nF Feesnsff weaatset IL 49,
49,. AS rfaHsss seeaf - - Sc \
. hae So Neaa - AeFt aMsn Pa
s. saNfaes - RssMEaN = eFaaeh saEa
a. aasasF4 $50 80 ~ aHAa
- ee1es - 80 ase4 - 49,
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e#seHp oeasheF 81 80 s41aEs
feeAf shshes aa# - asN FeeesHsa Asss
a,aasma fae 4amaasF sNae4ief ~ N4il
! 80 - Aaak - arss NFeae - g.
- taas . So aeFs nseta# - 49,
49, 1855 aasa as estf shnat 80
ftsa5 sskafItF 49, hesa sasies4 -
aama 1855 $50 WaFes go ~ -
- Ass4 ah~m ehe ensas sFess a.
aazsaf4s.aEafH HansHs 49, e6sa3
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AszAas esNp - sss tssNsNss H~see
s8ENaa wssh mfsse 80 49, Hstss
- k5st sos ffHNe - Mt'Naa4 81 -
Hae4 ~ FHies 49, ssfmN4 mtfA -
- s8fsssaaes - seFH@aHaafs = 49,
eNsa - eae4af sHaaNs Nss FeAses
secs ss4ls48Hte49
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1899-05-03

just across the river in West Nor
town is located the -four, feed and
grain store of p S. johnson. He
keeps constantly on hand full line
of the best family -four, chop feed,
cut hay, oats, corn, etc, which he
sells at wholesale and retail prices.
You can rest assured that the
goods you buy here are of the best
quality and that his prices
will compare favorably with any
other like concern in this vicinity.
Farmers and residents who leave
orders with him will have them
promptly filed and satisfaction
guaranteed In connection with this
store Mr. johnson runs feed stable.
Here will be found all conveniences
and facilities for feeding and caring
for stock at moderate prices. Mr..
johnson came to West Morgantown
about one year ago from Washington
county, Pa, and since he came here
to live he has made many warm
friends in business way, and being
an upright, straightforward man, he
has the best wishes of the community
for success
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1899-05-03
Morgantomn Roller Mills.

Among the representative flour
mills in this section of the state we
take pleasure in mentioning the
Morgantown Roller Mills. 1t is prob
ably the most progressive mill in the
county. 1t is supplied with all the
latest improved neutrality-suspicious.,
purifiers, bran busters, etc. The
grades of choice family -four. which
are made specially at this mill.
have given it a reputation which it
zealously maintains, extending to
the trade throughout the county and
vicinity There are few housewives
in this part of the country who have
not heard of Anchor and "Golden
Key flour Always ask your gro
Ger Tor Anchor or "Golden Key
they are the best. The mill is a A.
story structure, including the base
ment, and a thorough system of or
.ganization is enforced. The mill has
the benefit Of q fine steam power and
has running capacity Of so barrels
OF flour per day. A large amount Of
custom milling is done here and.
prompt dispatch at lowest prices is
guaranteed Here will be found
at all times middlings, bran, meal
and chops; also wheat, corn and
oats. The facilities for doing bust
ness are perfect and the honorable
methods Of those having charge of
the mill insure them very large
and prosperous trade.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1899-05-03
INTERESTING REVIEW
OF THE LENDING MANUFACTURING
CONCERNS
BUSINESS AND PROFESSIONAL MEN.
} PROFESSIONAL MEN.
Careful PerusaI of the Following Articles will
Give the Reader Idea of MorgantoWn's
HuStling Business and Professional Men.

the b. d O. railroad. They also
have a private river landing. making
their shipping facilities the very
best. The mill is well equipped
with the latest style machinery and
appliances and they are prepared to
do anything in the wood work line
Stair building and mantles are their
speciality. A full line of builders
supplies are constantly kept on
hand, and lumber of every descrip-
ton is retailed for building pur-
poses. The company is popular
one and deserving of the large trade
they command. The company was
incorporated in 1894 under the laws
of the state of West Virginia, and
the following are its officials: Presi-
dent, VIM. Moorhead; secretary and
treasurer. J. NJ. Wood. directors,
VIM. Moorhead, +. NJ. Grant, J. NJ.
Wood, r. f. Fast and Geo. NJ. John.
The foreman of the mill is w. 5.
koontz, who is an obliging and
courteous gentleman, and is always
found at his post of dutyA
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W. S. Montgomery q Co.

A leading position must be ac-
corded the above establishment as
having furnished the facilities for
the prompt receipt of lumber from
the producing sections OF the conn
try. The premises occupied are To-
Gated in the south end Of town along
the b. 4 @. railroad The mill is
equipped with the latest improved
machinery, and the stock embraces
all kinds of rough and dressed lum-
Der, shingles, sash, nantes, doors,
frames, etc. A speciality is made Of
mill and shop work in all its branch
es The concern gives employment
to quite a number Of men who are
skilled workmen, and nothing but
the best of work is turned out. As
proof of this remark we call your at
tention to the fact that this concern
is the only one turning out the
beautiful cherry casing for the
Standard Oil Company which is
shipped to all parts of the country.
The interior wood finish Of the new
public school building and the new
postofllce was manufactured and
furnished by this company. Either
building is a fitting advertisement
ofthe high plane Of perfection the
company hasIattained in this line of
work. The compeny are successors
to the Tygard Manufacturing Co.
which, for number Of years, was
favorably known to the citizens Of
this county, Estimates on all kinds
Of work, and all infoil oation pertain
ing to the business Vii al8axs rc.
eaiva ,,xlaan1at attontion. ~ u i III
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G. a w. Il. Price.

The furniture houses Of Morgan
town are particularly noteworthy
There is no house in the city better
known or more entitled to space in
a work recounting for public intor-
nation the resources and commercial
facilities of Morgantown than that
of G. & w E. Price located at Al
Front street Enterprise, ability,
and thorough knowledge of the
trade are elements that win iE bust
ness. Possessing these qualifications
the Messrs. Price have succeeded in
building up trade that has steadily
increased from year to year. They
manufacture and deal in all kinds,
styles and qualities OF furniture,
carrying in stock, parlor, bed room.
dining room, library and kitchen
furniture, from the finest and cost
.liest sets TO the palmer and cheaper
articles, at prices that defy competi.
ton. 1t is the aim Of the proprietors
to always keep goods which rank
superior ia the trade, not only in the
quality Of The m6frial, but in the
equally important Matters and taste
full designs and artistie-- work ~
ship. Much of the ware heSe
played is, indeed, matchless To-
elegance Of designs and tasteful
composition. The firm also pay par
ticular attention to hardwood man
ties. ANY business entrusted TO
them will be attended to promptly
with every degree Of satisfaction.
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LOugh Brothers.

Morgantown numerous indus
tries include none of greater import
ance in this particular line OF trade
than the widely known establish
ment of Tough Brothers, carriage
manufacturers. The shops are To-
Gated on Beechurst avenue. and the
work done by this institution since
its inception here, six years ago, has
found its way to all parts of the
county; some of the first work be-
ing still on the road and recommend
ing itself The factory is thorough
" equipped with necessary ma
chimes, tools and appliances from
the blacksmith to the trimming de
partment. The propriet6as person
ally superintend all operations of the
establishment, selecting material
with the utmost care and judgment,
thus insuring only such products as
will withstand the most rigid tests,
both in regard to material and
workmanship. The vehicles turned
out by Tough Bros. are unsurpassed
for strength, lightness, ease of draft,
and reliability, while the prices are
with the times. Here the various
details of wood working, iron work
ing, painting and upholstering are
carried on. Repairing and job work
ofall kinds are promptly attended to,
a large patronage coming to this es-
tablishment for repairs. Both mem
bers of the firm are practical men,
giving the benefit of their expert
ence to the minutest details of the
business, and all in all it is the most
progressive up to-date institution of
its kind in Monongalia county.