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LEGAL NOTICES.

IN TIE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT
Of Columbia In the matter OF :. II. Shadbot, bank
iuPt.-in bankruptcy, No. I5.-To the creditors of
). II. Shadbot OF Washington, ID. c.: Notice Is
hereby given that on the oath day of January, ls0g
the said ). IL Shadbolt was duly adjudicated bank
rupt; and that the FIRST MEETING of his credit
Ors will be held AT my office. Room ID, No. I72
Louisiana avenue. Washington ID. c. on Wcdpes-
day, the EIGHTH DAY OF FEBRUARY 1899 Ar
TWO O'CLOCK Pm. az which time the said cred
itors may attend, prove their claims. appoint a
trustee, examine the bankrupt and transact such
other business as may properly come before said
meeting. EDWARD =. McCAIMONT,
1t Referee in Bankruptcy.
NO. s626, ADMIN. DOC %. THIS Is TO CIV r
NOTICE; That the subscribers, of the District
OF Columbia have obtained from the Supreme
Court Of the District Of Columbia holding a spe-
cial term fer Orphans Court business letters
testamentary on the personal estate of George
BHl Jr.. late of the District of Columbia de
ceased: all persons having claims against the
said deceased are hereby warned TO exhibit the
same, with the vouchers thereof 10 the subscrii,-
ers, on OF before the 4th day of January next;
they may otherwise by law be excluded from ali
benefit OF the said estate. Given under our
hands this 4th day Of January, 1882 HENRY p.
GILBERT. RUFUS II. darcy, 1902 sd ST.
NV. L. IL THOMAS. Attorney. jaIo-1aw3t
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FOR RENT-l72o 22D ST. NV: NEW: s ROOMS
and bath: furnace heat; all NIL: to desirable
tenant only: $500. HEISkELI. & McI.ERAN,
ZOOS + -. NV. 5af9-th ,s&tu-3t
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LADIES' GOODS.

WANrED-l-AiIiES To TAKE ApN ANTAGl. OF
special discount for this month only for the
Livingston self-adius ting garment cutting ma
chine. We give thorough Instructions tn cutting
ladies and children's garments. Patterns 81 rny
kim cut order. OPEN iiFTMEis NEW
HOME AGENCY, alI 9Th ~. NV. Plating Il
all kiads done. Rlttous made 10 order. Fine
tucking and c"rling done. II
MISS C. CUNNINGHAM, FURRIEIl, 1905 sra ST
NV, BET. AND Q. GO sisnD ALTERING
OF SEAL AND OTHER FINE FUR GARMENTS
A SPECIALITY, LATEST DESIGNS. no2S-3m,4
FIEs OF ALI. KINDS MADE AND REMODEL. Ed
TO the latesr styles; ladies' taDOr-made suits
finished In the most excellent manner. z HOR-
GAN. Tailor and Furrier. SOC X DIV seI6-tf
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.
FURNISHED.

FOR REST-FURNISHED-PA OF HOUSE;
diHins room, kitehca. double psrlors, two bed
rooms. bath: near Capitol, Library; all lines:
moderate. 1D6 5tL Sc. ja2I-3ts
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FUIt KENT THONE 914.
THE WASHINGTON LOAN AND TRUST CO.
COR. 9ru AND T. ROOM 9
1888 IA sto, sta $50 90 1439 Ohio ay NV Sr 2g50
1888 l4th NV ,Sr ht 1000 434 LIST ne, Or. ...lS5O
42I 4ta NV, lor 1850 a35 Spruce NV. Or. is so
1872 18th NV. Sr. 1870 2a13 Sd NV. 81. Is 80
sos Pa nv, I'd floor 80 90 2212 Cev'd Or. Is 80
1876 18th NV, Sr. .35U0 1915 35th Or. 1880
1724 l4th. store 80 90 1909 Sherman nv
933 n NV. 81. .25o0 NV, br........ 10 so
S0T 500 Savannah Stab r'r 434 X NV. 6. 90
st. Petworth. 7r. 1000
ja24 JNO. L. WEAVER Real Estate Officer.
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FURNISHED OR UNFINISHED.
FOR RENT-By r. o HOFFMAN. REAL ESTATE

10th near y, l5r. $3.50
X | av mr. 18th, 11r. .125
& near 18th. Or. SIS
10th and Caroline. Or. 80
CES.
9iI + NV, I'd air. $3.50
$50 + NV, I'd fi,2r. .25.00
$40 + NV. Sd G....2o.u 90
40 La av.. $40 & 1900
sun bldg, Toolus. S.
$50 + NV, 4th Il. -. 800
i05 1th NV. rs, ca. loco
RES.
PA 9Th nv....... $50. 90
Dlo ID NV. .Zo-UO
SlS 10th NV trear) 1000
LES.
1887 18th NV ORR $500
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beautifully furnished, in my elegant home, at an
extremely low price; board furnished for moder-
ate price if desired; Inspection desired. 9tS
ADJ IA
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FOR KENT-BY b. +. SAUL, s. E COR f&I, n W
1913 ]. NV. l2r&b, l4l1 LIST NV .6r. b, COLI 30
furnished. 90 306 Pa NV, Or lit. Is 90
3l20 NJ NV. ls sto 90 2420 18th NV, Ar. IL. SO
liz 9Th NV, 9r&b .35 80 1853 LIST sw. 4F&wa q 0u
466 nw.or&b. sto. 80 90 $685. Sd NV CRIB Is so
1S4s L NV, Sr&b. 80 90 1874 Sheridan 7rSb 10 90
i5io Both NV Sr&b. IS 90 524 Tenn ay ne b. Is so
435 o NV. SrSyb. rs so l4I2 LIST NV Or IA so
ga Q NV, Grab. %. 30 ia X | av II 30
1924 10th NV. Grab. % 30 i0S Or wtcol) %. Oh
IL NV. 9r&b. %. 90 93l 9th NV stoSdw 25 90
9oS 9Th sc. r&b.uew21ao POPS Tth .lg % 90
Gi9 Sc. 6rb. new. 1850 1910 18th Is sto. 70 20
81 NV, Sr&b. -. 20 50 422 o NV Arab Eat 70 so
fi00 18th Or sto, % us 9th me- TX sto. IL 90
1922 Sth NV. Or. -. 500
Phone 1643. Call at oflce for "neut Bulletin
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UNFINISHED.
FURNISHED on UNFURNIsHED.

FOR REST-91T 10TH ST. NV, DESIRABLE
2d-t1oor suite rooms, with private bath, fur or
uDfur., with or without board; other pleasant
rooms; furnace aud CRATE fires; terms reasonable
ja24-3c'
FOR RENT-oNE OR MORE ROOMS; BOTH
'front.' in new house, suitable for two ntiemen
delightful location; board near convenient 10
three car lines; terms reasonable; ami. 1853
W st. ja2i -2tr
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POTOMAC RIVER BOATS.

f. s. RANDALL'S POTOMAC RIVER LINE.
WASHINGTON, ID. q. TO GI.AMUNT MD
and intermediate landings
The Steamer SEEII-E RANDALL. daily
except Sunday, $50 am. Returning about 3 PM
Passenger accommodations frst-class Frsirht
received until the hour Of sailing
f. 5. RANDALL.
Proprietor aud Manager
GEO. o. CARPENTER, General Agent Washington
WM. NJ. NEARDON. Agent Alexandria. de3l LED
THE wEEMs STEAMBOAT CO.
POTOMAC KIh Err ROUTE.
Winter Schedule in effect December 81 1855
Steamer POTOMAC leaves Washington every
Thursday at pm. for Baltimore and River land
ings.
All river freight must be prepaid.
Passenger accommodations frst-class.
STEPHENSON & BRO. Agents
9TH street wharf.
Once. 80 Pa ave- Telephone 7I5.
de27-l2tf
STEAMER WAKEFIELD,
FOR POTOMAC RIVER LANDINGS
Leaves Washington D. Z. 18th Ferry WharO
Mondays, am for intermediates landings 70 Colo.
Greek, Abell's. Leenardtown, Stones Howard ana
Ccbrum's.
Wednesday, am. for intermediate lapdings IN
Colonial Beach, Bushwood. Rock Point ColfCn's
IeonardtoNn, Abeil's, Nomini Creek Piney Point
ST. Georges Island, Smith Greek. Coaa and Yeo.
comico nyoH.
SATURDAY, . am for intermediate landings IN
Colonial Beach. Bushwood. Rock Point ColtoD's
Nomin Greek.
See schedule In effect August %. 1885.
auls-u & W RIDLEY. General Manager.
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FOR BENT-lol3 X Sc.
1866 Az sw ,sl&dwS10. ~
400 Sd, sto rIu- -. 10. 10
l32 Sd sw. Or, wa. 10. ",
az Half sw. ir. ". 500
3l0 i sw. Ar. wa. 10. ~
$50 IL sw, 5r, wa. ~. 80
iao1-3fs
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MALE OR FEMALE.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

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a., Sro.&DwG.. OR. $500
MA L ne. Or. ba 10. 90
l5f6 Gales ne .5r, " 10. 80
Goa Half sw, ar. ". 500
l2l NJ Sc. Or. wa. 1850
1870 Va NV sw .5r. 1000
i B.LE0NARp.5 $50 a.. sw.
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WANTED y CUfOREp CNACHMAS ONE WHO
understands the Of h, ses; recommendatio ions
rrqui-eti. Apply l22T q st. ja25-2t-
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WANTED ! IltSI-CLASS BARBER WITH EN-
d. .!l"uf references. guarantee s.. 32"i l4th st
T. -. BROWN
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W,~TFT THREE BRIGHT. HUSTIfNG, WIDE
.,u-E,. rity SafsSInen by large local Jewelry
h,r>- -G,irc-s for ) days. Box b, star office
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WNNTEu. INIEI I.HsENT GENTEEl. LAD As
fri.fhrur OPERATOR HUd typewriter; knowledge 81
srru,.rHphv desirable; salary. $50 per month.
STATE. a..- Qualifications and references. in own
handwriting BOX 1Z9 star office ja2i3t
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" tNTFI, RFSIpNSIELE MAN. WITH Sl,V".
o., manage and protect. in Baltimore, interests
If ilr-.. r.rl.nrion. EIanufac turing and market
ing Isl liable goods. cnIy those having cash and
r,atiIy ua.,d apply. Address Box 49,, Star Office
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FOR RENT.

FOR RENT
1893 10Th st NV,
lfr.--....Sl.00o pr yr
1919 l3ta.cor Ureg lou. DO
1871 Madison nw ,.'r. 30. 90
l1o3 h. fur. year,, 500. 90
is24 18th NV. i5r. 90. 90
1874 Corcoran 81. .5u. -.
1915 1Ith NV, 6r&h Is. SO
JaI-lSt" TYLER 4 RI
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FOR RENT-ROOMS.
FURNISHED.

FOR RENT-IN PRIVATE FAMILY FUR. FRONT
LIST aud I'd floors and room on Sd
deor; rev house; nrst-class In every particular.
1856 Yale ST. NV. ja35w"
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WtNFEI, Soy To LEARN DRUG BUSiNtsSS:
,r,- with same experience preferred AdlfeSs
a., -. SIR ,-i.r ja.4-;,t'
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1915 ia av.sthGwg -. 90
lSlu Ia NV. = large

ll42 18Th. .wr.l.w.15 90
l2nS 6, > SITS. WE 10
5ei2 h, -, " s. /. 10 -
lg26 9th. -. " r...S. 90
2ll2 Ia Ry tr'1. Is
W r. l.............7 80
ls29-3l L. 5s. WI. 90
. MlrlN- IanT Pa nrc-
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WANTFD-OII. Statesmen TO SELL LUBBICAT-
lag oils al grehses salary commission; cN-
ccllcut SID line THE \ u. HAIBACGH co.
t'lcveIanI Ohio. del IS m, tn, If
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FOR EXCHANGE.

FOR EXCHANGE NEW. MODERN In-ROBu
brick and stone dwelling. IN good section 81 TIE
northwest; will exchange for farm or suburban
property close 10 the city. price. 81 SOC subject
"a trust Of S4.iuo Wht a be- paid &C reuatu.
LOUIS 4 SHOEMAKER. :'2p = -. NV. ja2i-6t
FOR EXCHANGE MIL EXCHANGE GROOM
aud bath b W. frame houses renting S44 81
per month, comparatively new. incumhrHn"c oi
all. 50. 400. foT room brick good locai ion
with small incumbrance; suburban place might
be accepted; viii stand Investigation. Box a.
Alexandria, Va. iH2n-0t
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word Der insertion, the minimum
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ll43 9Th NV. lir&b $3.50
1898 Corc'n NV, ST. b 1900
656 Mass ay ne. i2r. 1900
Store 20. 9th NV. 1900
Officc rooms. 1907 Z NV.
I1I1 18th NV. i0r. $500
li,sS /. NV. pr. 90
2i55 lSth. 81 20
fHERFORD, 1906 T ~.
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ROOMS AND BOARD.

HANDSOMELY FURNISHED SECOND STORY
front rooms, southsIN exposure, suitable for two
gentlemen preferred; terms reasonable no chill
dren. 1911 G st. NV. ja21-3t*
FOLLOW THE CROWD, AND YOU WILL. GER
tainly bring up ut the GENOA, where they are
feeding more people than any house in Washing
ton. First-class table board, four dollars week,
equal to any six -dollar-a-week board in United
States Pure cream, Eigin butter. French drip
coffee, home pastry, steaks and chops, all broiied
Mineral spring water for table and cooking. Meals
at all hours. We also have beautiful rooms: steam
heat; private baths and electric lights
THE GENOA. SoS-sgS 18th NV. Z Il. MOORE Mgr.
de6- 3m IL
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FOR RENT--1332 VIII i'NEY AVE; 8 ROOMS,
BATH newly papered and painted; perfectly
heated; hot water; large linen closet; shades and
screens included. $40. Apply I. e. AI.TEMUS,
1928 Whitney ave. 1alS-tf
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FOR RENT-Bl JAS. 4.
2l26 Il ~ NV, l4r. .S70.Ot
sol AZ sw, Sad. 40. ~
1907 Nd ay sw. l2g ~. -
1910 10th NV. Tr...30.5 =
800 9Th sw. Sad. -. a.
SIS h NV, office rs. - ~
222u VI NV. 6r.....23. >,
6i1 Nd av sw. Or. e.. -. ~
SIS + NV, office rs. 1870,
iai.S-tf
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UNFURNIsHED.
2 u9-l' 1u's-tI
FOR RENT
Orleans House. 18th
q. - "a

" 4, Ilf, lSr. %.
Gel, uli..........-
SEQ T., 22F. mi...S1S-Oo
Cleveland Park, fur
nished. Tor a ba.
Gel. mi.......-...-
l035-29 Lime kflns 81 ~
l307 18th, ar&h. misc -
1892 T. ilr. Gel. mi AZ ~
1926 Pa nv. l0r.....3I ~
so. 2ist.iir.h, Gel mi3S 81
S04 22d.lOr&b. eel mi35. 80
23ul NJ. lOr&h. mi. 81 ~
1882 I'D. ~. b. Gel mi 81 n,l
aolS NJ, lor&h. mi 81 -
43n l1th, sr&b, ml p ~
22''5 l.. sr&h. MI. - ~
80 2lSt .9r&b, eel mi - 30
Takoma III, Tor 4, eel - ~
l22S Both. Crab. mi - ~
lIAS f, ar&b. nj. ~ 10
1919 @0th. 6r......2 20 -
1918 Both, CT. b. mi 20 81
.9ls - Olive, Grab.
Gel, mi.......-...lS -
c6lS L. Or. Gel. mi. is 81
Brightw'd. Or. Gel. W. 15.OO
1882 r, 5r. Gel. ". 49, NJ
LOGO Spth, Or, w. .12 %
ia1-s.t.th wESCOTT a
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y = EXPERIENCED AGENT, BY !

WANTED EXPERIENCED AGENT, BY THE
tlarvland Lift, Insurance Company OF Baltimore.
f.r Washington city; good man who can procure
business can obtain a particularly valuable CON
tract \ representative from tie company VIII
hc ~ the ,uInpany's office. 6l7 18th 81. NV. on
IaUuarv "a ard p. between the hours of 1U:3o
sui ~. to give Information and receive appli-
CATIONS fey the agency ja2i-2a
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FOR RENT-1o2S VT. AVE. HANDSOME SUITE
Of sunny rooms, LIST door; large front, I'd floor;
other bright rooms; excellent table and service;
trunsients. ja21-tt
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FOX hENT-Io toioit1i IENANI-RlEDbEE)
to SO 80 mo- brick, 4 rooms, bath, HOT wafer
RANGE; 1905 X NV.
de29-tf STONE & FAIRFAX. SOC L NV
FOR RENT-CHEAP, 5IT ID ST NV. . ROOMS
bath; ami; in excellent condition and we'll To-
Gated for boa-defs roomerC; water and heat Ia
each sleeping room; reduced to $500
jal3-f JAMES +. SHEA. 63a Pa av NV
FOR RENT-NO. 1896 q ST. NV; DESIR ABB f
:S-Stury and basement brick house, with 10
rooms and bath; all modern rprry ements;
lately painted and pepered and put in thor
ougll order.
ja2i-s 3t 3. Ii. WARNER & co
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MALE.

WANTED RELIABLE ELDERLY MAN TO HAN
H.. 81 rra,licil .. pan; good opportunity Ad-
dress lbs 81. Office
y. NNTFr \ ROY As STENuGBAPHER AND
t,r-.1-rfrsr Apply Room IA, Central Nat. Bank
hut &, clock Tuesday
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FOX RENT
1871 Il DIV, Tor s2T so Brookland house,. $3.50 up
Sto l&06 Pa 1910 l6lU Gales o.. AZ -
Ur1ce rms, I4U4 Ia nv 1909 ID 81 ue--.... 10 30
TIE McLACHLEN REAL ES AND LOAN CO..
1al2f 10Th and g St. NV.
FOR EENT-NEAR CoNN. AVE. 1870 M ST.
NV. rms. and bath; ANA; electric belle,
handsomely pdpered and decorated $50 mo. by
year only. OWNER. 1910 y. H. jaG-lin-
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FOR RENT-OFFICES.

FOR RENT-EI.EGANT STEAM HEATED OF
hces, 1st and I'd H.. So from pat. Off. IS and
$40. Several large 2d-h. Offices 1925 IA. ave; ,
SO and So One room, 1921 G.
ja21-3t LATIMkR 4 NESBIT. 1921 st. NV.
FOR RENT-A CHOICE SUITE OF ROOMS, ONLY
SO per month: also single rooms, IS and SIS per
month. facing 18th and q SITS. nv, in Washing
Savings Bank. Electric elevator and jantor
service. ja2I-3t
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1899-08-02
JOHN ROBINSON'S GREAT WORLDS
EXPOSITION.
ssThe Half Has Not Yet Been Told
Me-,

The memorial expression of the
Queen Of Sheba on viewing the pomp
and glories OF King Solomon's court,
can with variety be used in speaking
Of the transcendent splendors of the
gorgeous biblical spectacle, Solomon,
his Temple and the Queen of Sheba,
which the management of the Robin
son show produce this year on scale
of unexampled magnitude and splen-
dor. No spectacle ever presented to
the public can vie with it in rich
sceneographic effect; in faithful and
characteristic portraitures of the peo-
pie, manners and customs during the
reign Of lsrael's wisest king; in pomp,
in pageantry and Ia parade: in sacred
sacriticial offerings; in lovely women:
in enchanting ballets; in 4ercely con-
tested and exciting chariot races; aud
in the luxurious opulence of its cos
tuning and appointments. Taken
from the grandest scenes Of the patri-
archal era it cannot only interest the
biblical scholar, but the moral, the
cultured and the refined, seeking after
intellectual and mind improving en-
tertainnent, will find in this an ex-
hibition well worthy their attention.
Let it be understood however, that
this desirable augmentation is but
one Of the multitude Of attractions to
which the Robinson show invites the
patronage Of the public. Their circus
has long been characterized as the
most inviting in its unexceptionable
features and in the general excellence
and proficiency Of its ring performan-
ces Of any travelling, while their mem
agerie is large and comprehensive, and
includes living specimens of the rarest
beasts, birds, reptiles and amphibia.
Their colossal Roman hippodrome is
in itself feature that has no dupli-
cation aud carries the spectator back
to imperial C9sar's days. The show
will exhibit in Morgantown on We'd
nesday August 9th.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1899-08-02
AFFLICTED FAMILY.
Five Members Pass Away by Disease
Within six Months.

FAIRMoNT, W. Va. Aug. 2.-Lou
G. Scranage. aged about 81, died of
typnold fever He was a most exem-
plary young man, and his early death
is greatly regretted. He was elected
to the position of assistant cashier Of
the new bank at Fairview, this coun-
ty, and had been for sometime en-
pleyed in the bank of Warrington
He was the son in-law of the late
Hugh r. Linn.
William Linn, aged about so years,
died at his home, near Benton's Ferry
from diseases incident to old age
He was one of the tallest men in the
community, measuring feet 5 inches
in height. He was the oldest brother
of the late Hugh r. Linn.
This family has the sincere SYM
pathy of all this community. During
the last SIX months, Hugh r. Linn,
his wife, Mrs. Inns sister, Mrs. Hull,
Lou G. Scranage, his son-in-law, and
his brother, William, named above,
have all passed away.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1899-08-02
Worth Seeing.

There is window full of books at
the Acme Book Store thatare worth
going to see. They are remarkable
from the fact that every book in the
window was bound here at home by
the Acme Publishing Company and
the work can not be excelled by any
city bindery This firm employs
only skilled workmen and their
work is credit to the town and to
themselves. You should not fail to
see the window full of books.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1899-08-02
A Fine Supply of Meat.

j. L. Smith the North Main street
meat dealer has IS head Of fine
steers, large lot of lambs and fine
calves to be used for supplying his
market. They were all bought with
care and are of the best quality. Mr..
Smith is back in his shop again af-
ter an absence Of several months
and viii be glad to see his old Gus
toners and host Of new ones. The
best attention to all customers. Don't
forget the place.
J. L. SMITH,
North Main street.
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77'''=-~"~--S777-77''77
AUGUST Sth.
This May be the Day that the Weston
Asylum Directors will Meet to In
yeStigate the Charges.

WESTON, w. Va. August AL
kinds of rumors are afloat, and no lit
tie guessing is being done in and
around Weston as to when the asylum
board will meet TO investigate the
charges against DR.. Stathers and
what will pc the outcome of the III
vestigation. In order to obtain some
information Dr. Stathers was asked
for statement. He said; 81 can say
nothing more than to reiterate my
former statement. deny each and
every charge, and | might add that I
have the assurance that the board
will convene at the earliest possible
day to hear the charges preferred
against me. 1t is my wish, and |
have urged it from the start, to have
an immediate investigation.
1t has been said by one of the pros
ecutors in the case, who is lawyer.
that August Sth is the date fixed for
the hearing.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1899-08-02
THE GYMNASIUM.
A Very Popular Place With the
Student Body.

Prof. Prinh Straining Every Power
to Make ii a Greater Aid-NeW APP
paratus being installed-Large Num-
" Der of Students Attending the Glasses
TREAT Good Derived.
Among the many things that are
being done at the University for the
convenience and good health of the
students the work in the gymnasium
is the most important. A few years
ago there was nothing in that line
being attempted and the students
had no advantages Of the training
whatever. Now they have very
well equipped gymnasium and they
are showing by the interest that
they are taking that they appreci-
ate it very much.
Mr.. B. G. Printz is the instructor
and he gives it great portion OF
his time The men are studied and
each one is given the kind of work
that he needs worst and each one is
developed in the line that will do
him the greatest good. Some of the
men have improved wonderfully in
a ve4v short time under the direc-
ton of Prof Printz The latter
gained his knowledge from three
years in the 7. M G. A. at Spring
field and then took post graduate
course at Harvard under the cele-
brated DIR. Sergeant
He then returned to Springfield
where for six years he was athletic
instructor in Whittenburg College.
He came from that place to Nor
gantown last year. The professor
does not confine himself to any one
system but takes the best in them
all and adapts them to the needs of
the student He does not believe in
making the man fit the system by
any means but the system fit the
man.
A great deal of apparatus has
been installed this summer under
his direction. Among the new
things gotten are new basket balls
and other apparatus for this game,
new boxing gloves. five Standard
weights, five Champion weights alb
dominal mat, giant pulley and
large number of lockers.
During the summer thirty or for
ty men have been taking work and
they have been deriving great bene-
fit from the exercises The winter
viii see several hundred hard at it.
Last year over three hundred of the
students took advantage of the gym.
The boys sent in about fifty per
cent of their number while less than
ten per cent Of the girls entered the
room. This record is expected to
be much better during the coming
year.
Prof Printz is very genial and
pleasant instructor and has the con-
fidence Of the students His person
atty has attracted great many of
those who are taking the work and
it will eventually bring all of the
students into the department. When
this has been done one of the great
est steps forward ever made here
will have been accomplished.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1899-08-02
GIRLS KILLED.
Sad End OF Sunday Accident Near
Grafton Estimable Young Women
the Victims.

GRAFTON, W. Va, Aug. .. Miss
Ida Brown, Of Webster, and Miss
Agnes Warner, of Parkersburg, were
driving to Webster last Saturday
night, when storm coming up the
horse became scared and ran off,
dragging both of the ladies some
distance, killing Miss Brown, and
seriously injuring Miss Warner
Miss Brown is daughter of Mr..
G. c. Brown, of Webster, and has re
Gently held position in Parkers-
burg. She was home on a visit.
Miss Warner was stenographer for
the State Journal She died within
twentyfour hours from the injuries
received.