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ODDS AND ENDS
NEWS FURNISHINGS.

tucked. very pretty and 81 90
stylish ........ .....- ........ss
ODDS AND ENDS
MEMS FURNISHINGS.
Light silk Tecks, 19c.. were soc.
Dark SILK Tecks. foc.. were Sos:
Fast Black Socks, &c., were &C.
5Oc Night Shirts. sotled. xSc.
s2g5 Night Shirts, soiled, osc.
Nearly 100 Mems Hemmcd Handker'
chiefs. Plain White, coiored poruereu:
hest Sc. kinds, take as many as you
like Be.
pasENENT ODDS AND ENDS.
G-quart saucepans, Be-, were lSc.
s-auart Saucepans. De-. were l2c.
4-auart Tea-Pots, lie. were &c.
soiid-Nicker Trays, ioc, were loc.
Tin Oil-Cans, Sc, were loo.
Dented Milk Strainers, &C.
Granite Toilet Sets. roc, were NSS
Largo Granite Bath Tubs. $40, wers
SIZE. a.
scrub Brushes. &c., were . 10 lzc'
Candesticks, 15c., were 25c'
odd lot Cups, 1c.. were DC.
Tin Coffee Pots, &c.
Decorated Meat Dishes, DC, were LOG,
decorated Vegetable Dishes, zoe, were
Guns and saucers, &c. pair.
/ Toilet Set, $50. was 81.
China Dinner Sets, short s3.xO'
81 Lamps, complete, $3.50.
1 Ola ,ri,mblers. ic.. we're S5c dozen.
WASH GOODS REMNANTS.
Sc. Yard
white Ground india Ianon. with small
Black flowers lOc. value
07-sc.- -
printed Pioue. all new and desirable
styles: IL lie. value.
&c. Each
saa island Percales. in short lengths.
every style OF this seasons printing.
IL lie. Yard
Imported Dlmity. in stripes, dots, and
ail-over figures; 25c. value
Use. Yard
About 800 yards or Black India nneu
lawns and Dimity; 10 ana j. i'-c'
value.
Zoe. Yard
The best quality French organdie. last
seasons patterns; 30 10 4oc. values.
Sc. Yard
printed Linen, Colored and Navy Blue
Batste; 10c. value
Use. Yard
so-inch Lawns. in small. delicate pat
terms for chldrens wear; Zoe. value.
lie. Yard
Damaged Apron Bingham.
DC. Yard
FruIt of the Loom Bleachcd Cotton
every piece branded.
y Use. Yard
Bleached Sheeting; IL lie. value.
z 7-sc.-
quality.
Sc. Each
Two-Yards-Long Bolster Cases.
SOC. Each
FulI-size Hemstitched Bleached Sheets.
Numbered. ready for use.
81 lie. Yard
pure SIX HemstItched and Embroidery
Flannel; 59c. value.
lie. Each
Heavy Turkish Bath Towels; cheap at
&c.
lie. Each
Extra Large DoubIe-Thread Turkish
Bath Towels; 25c. value.
&c. Each.
Colored,F,ordered All-Linen Fringed
Doylies.
Sc. Each
Linen Huck Towels, large size; pt-2c
value.
RDr ~
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CU,LDREN,s SEAMLESS HOSE.
WHITE GOODS REMNANTS.

Not more than 200 pairs, comprising
4 sizes only, Of REAL SEAMLESS
1Oc. HOSE, to be closed &c.
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LINING sHORT-ENDS.

100 REMNANTS OF LINING MATE-
RAILS, - TO 6 yards, Cambrics,
cI9Glqrs. and I Black the 5 and &c. &c.
REMNANTS OF YARD-WIDE TAT
FETA SKIRTINGS, the 1Oc. Sc.
REMNANTS PERCAIINE. SILESIAS,
SATEEN. plain and fancy, the u fC
BLACK REAL HAIR-CLoTH, l2dC.
worth 35c.. ut minimizing.
Sc. YARD-WIDE RICE CAM &c.
BRIO. all colors, nj ..............
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A. & S. BIumentfal's Fine Ribbons half priced:
New Light Striped Wash Silks, zoe. yard.
1000 pieces Graniteware, one third OFT.
TailOr-Made Suits-=2 new special lots.
Large Rockers in Furniture Department, $I.25.
LADIES, sHIRr-wAIsT, 81.

sample lot, about dozen. fanty
tucked fronts. new. bright, and dainty
colors. some have eDtlre I %W
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COLORED-TOP CSC. BLACK

H J5d H6sg DYE BLACK l8c.
FANCY AZ Yo sEA toI DRoPsrITcH 39c.
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EXQUISITE LIERRE LAcEs. 2sc.

On a special table are more than 800
yards Of this beautiful Cream, Soft
SILK Lace. which you will recognize
as that which sold for soc. Through
a trade chance we obtained O0r
those IN sell at " %ONs
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Light SILK Tecks, f9c.. were @c.
Dark SILK Tecks. f0c., were ooc.
Fast-Black Socks, &C., were &C,
SOC. Night shirts. soiled, 2Sc
s2.95 Night Shirts. soiled, 9sc.
Nearly 100 Mems Hemmcd Handkers
chiefs. Plain white, colored bordered:
best Sc. kinds, take as many as you
Ifto 70
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India Linons. plain, sheer goods, 400
yards z lie. yard.
Yard Wide I.inon Lawns. 81 lie.
Heavy l.. X. and Fine Sheer india
pick the best or worst. Use. yard.
Striped and Plaid AIuslins. which In
whole pieces would cost you lOc, these,
In remnants, 4 7-sc. yard.
3l6 Very Small Remnants, hair 10 yard
wide, Yokings, Tuckings, Welts, Cords,
f,tef ohout half prices.
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IxGHAIN nRIGGETS.

ALI, NEW COLORINGs. EXTRA
QUALITY.
Sx21-2 yards. sale at 81. worth Ns@
3x3 yards. sale AT 81, worth <54g;
4x3 yards. sale at S.o, worth S'"'
sv2 wards. sale at S675, worth s..
CORSETS.
The new Corset for the new spring
gowns is the long-hip low-bust Corset.
made of French Coutille. with heavy
boning. boned bust, and lace trimmed
tops, $50. .,,,.
Corset made OF very heavy Coutilie
with extra heavy boning. extra pad
ding on hips, 1925.
Summer Corsets, low bust. short hips
made Of very strong Madras. white.
Pink, Blue, Lavender, and Black, 81.
O17oM@Mx rarrs vwfET~
che aeIj1NUz0ze
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2 10 25C.
SPRING DRESS SKIRTS, soc.

CAMBRIC, SWISS
AND NAINSOOK EDGES
S0r FOR CREAM VENICE BAND
OOS' that was 81 yard.
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MAcVEAGH's BRIEF.

New YoRK, August 3l--Wayne
Macveagh. counsel for Captain o.
NJ. Carter, has just submitted to
Attorney General Griggs his brief
Of argument on behalf OF the captain.
who was convicted by the general
court martial, at Savannah, Ga,
January IL, 1898, of ENLIGHTENMENT
of government funds appropriated
for the improvement of that harbor.
Mr.. MacVeagh's brief, proclaims on
almost every page Of his argument
and review, the entire innocence of
Captain Carter.
Captain Carter said yesterday
when asked about the brief Of his
counsel and the present state of the
case: Il can only say that / am
entirely innocent of every offence
charged against me; and that my
innocence will be established by the
examination Of the testimony taken
at my trial"
Attorney General Griggs, who
has the case in hand, is expected to
make his report to the president
about September Is.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1899-09-06
1t HELPS the Town.

None of the goods manufactured in
your town may ever leave it. 1t may
not be the home of great man;
neither is there health giving spring
within its borders. No railroad has
ever happened in your city. Cyclones
have missed it, clouds have not flood
ed it. On account of all this good
fortune little or nothing is known in
the great world of the place you call
home
But the newspaper leave it. Copies
go to great clipping bureaus, advertis-
ing agencies and to the tables Of the
great metropolitan journals.
The journal which bears the name
of your town should be a credit to it.
The advertisements should reflect
favorably upon the business men. The
reading matter should give an idea as
to the capacity and standing of the
people.
Books enlighten us as to the condi-
ton of the past, newspapers as to the
condition of the people of the present.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1899-09-06
CALHOUN LAD
On His way to Wheeling to Get Himself
Wife.

Calvin Thornton, of Calhoun coun
ty, went to Wheeling the other day
TO get married. The young man
looked the part of the typical noun
taiueer that he is. He wore huge
boquet of mountain flowers on the
lapel of his coat, while on the left
shoulder there was pinned a huge
rosette of pink ribbon. Reposing at
his feet was a carpet-bag of the
vintage of 40. He was attired in a
blue Jeans suit and wore hat of
ancient make.
He had never seen or gazed upon
a photograph of the girl he loved.
She was a Pennsylvania product
and was to recognize him by his
pink rosette and flowers They had
become acquainted through mat
rimonial agency, and at some future
time she is 10 fall heir to fortune.
It's the same old story.-Parkers-
burg Sentinel.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1899-09-06
HOME AGAIN.
Company L. Marched into town
on Thursday Afternoon.


Men are Looking and Feeling Well
Hot March on Wednesday Experi-
enees are nh Rnio,ah,e--Na rom.
lain, =. vi. az a.. >.a. W.
-,
a.'"' ''''1f'"'"' " '"' o's""''
Aa''o"'
Company L of this place has re-
turned home from the ten days prac.
tice march from keyser 10 Romney
and return. They came in on Thurs
day afternoon feeling very well and
looking very much better than they
did when they left The company
marched up Main street and down
Spruce TO the armory where 1t was dis
missed.
The march back from Romney took
place on Wednesday. The men
marched over three mountain ranges
eighteen miles In six hours. This is
very good time. They came into
camp feeling first class.
The trip home by rail was unevent-
ful and The company was formed at
the depot and preceded by its wagon
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1899-09-06
Strange Occupations OF Energetic
American Women.

1t is an astonishing fact that one
third of all the professional wage
earners of the United States are wo.
men What an argument this is for
the advocates of women's rights
What tribute TO the genius and in
dustry Of American women. They
are not all seamstresses, cooks or SER
wants by great deal, either. They
are found in almost every profession
that man follows, and some mighty
queer ones.
BY far, the greater number are, OF
course, employed in household occu-
pations, but other employments of
women are filled by surprising
numbers. For instance, among the
teachers. There are In our educa-
tional institutions over quarter Of a
million women employed to teach The
young idea how to shoot. They are
not confined either to the schools OF
the lower grade, but are found with
surprising frequency in the high
schools and even in the universities.
They teach, too, the arts TO large
extent. ThiIty-four thousand In
struct in music and ten thousand in
painting, while fully five thousand
follow each profession as a means OF
livelihood.
But of the queer trades occupied by
women perhaps the most unusual is
that of elevator boys" Right in
New York 10 the Young Women's
On r;-f;ov, A,c,,o;ot;or tho olar,+<,rc
are operated by women. Truly they
have their ups and downs.
In New York there are a dozen
women employed as paper hangers,
who go about plying their trade as
though it were the most natural thing
in the world,
Three women in the United States
are blacksmiths. These are found in
the West, where sturdiness and
strength are bred in all women Nine
yteen follow the curious trade of the
trapper and guide, and show much
skill and woodcraft.
Women farmers and florists are
everywhere to be found. Many Of the
most successful hot houses in the
country are run by women.
One women in New York has made
a fortune selling almonds. Still an
other in California sees the road to
riches before her in her extensive
fields of mint, which she raises.
The law is profitable place for wo-
men. There are 200 women lawyers
in the country, one Of whom has risen
to be mayor of her city, and another
to be district attorney. Three hun
bred women detect crime profession
ally and double that number earn
money by serving writs.
There are women journalists, fully
thousand. Two of these are editors,
receiving salales of SIS, 200 a year.
Three Thousand are authors, and over
/, 100 are clergymen.
There are women doctors by the
hundreds, and two women who have
taken up the profession of veterinar-
IAN
One might go on without number
detailing the odd professions women
O(.ctlpV
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SAYS SHE SAW HEAVEN


Mrs. Alexander Taylor, a widow 80
years old, of Toronto, near Wheeling,
W. Va, has been slowly dying Of con-
sumption for a week. Saturday
morning she became unconscious. A
doctor was called and pronounced her
dead. and funeral preparations were
begun. About midnight her friends
were astonished to see Mrs. Taylor
move, open her eyes and call for wa
ter.
She asked it Is said, that favorite
niece, who lives IN Iowa, be summon
ed at once to receive a message from
her mother. who had been dead sever
al years. Mrs. Taylor says her spirit
was disembodied and scared through
space till a brilliant and beautiful
grove was reached. Here angels were
flying about guarding what seemed
the entrance to heaven. She was re-
fused adm1ttance. but was allowed to
converse at short distance with her
husband, who died last winter, and
with her sister, the mother Of the IA
vorite niece.
The message sent for the niece she
refused to disclose, except to the
young woman. Mrs. Taylor says she
was promised that she should come to
paradise very sOon Mrs. Taylor Is
az educated Christian woman and "a
10 ecstasy over the belief thilt she will
soon join her friends gone befofe,
A. n .
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1899-09-06
A Hard Question.

To the Editor OF the New DOMINION. -
So many people say that silver dol
lars coined and stamped as 100 cents
by the u S. government woeld be
worth only 43 ceuts even If the law
should declare it good for 100 cents in
in payment OF all debts public and
private. and they say it so often that
they may believe it, Some people tell
a lie so often that they finally think
that it is the truth.
Would not such dollar pay loo
cents on your taxes? Would it not
pay 100 cents on any other debt you
owed? Why has not the government
the constitutional right to pass such
a law? Quote your authority. Give
your reasons. The question is not
how much a silver dollar is worth in
silver but how much as cash.
INQUIRER.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1899-09-06

James r. Keene who was one of
the greatest Of American traders in
the speculative market, and who
has amassed fortune of many mill
ions by his shrewd dealings, in an
interview on the financial question
says:
with money high, as seems to
be inevitable, ] cannot see how ex
listing prices can be maintained. 1t
is not in the power OF any group of
men to get the public to buy under
such conditions.
The shadows begin to fall | tell
you when pig iron sells for SIT a
ton. Such prices check expansion
and enterprise. Who wants to build
house at prices twice as much as
they were year ago? Every trad
ing house in the country is over
stocked with goods brought at high
prices, and they are beginning to feel
that they are having a burden to
carry. Everything a railroad uses,
except labor, costs 100 per cent,
more than it did two years ago. La
Dor alone has not advanced to any
extent. If you stop to analyze prices
you will find that everything that
comes from the soil is low while
everything that comes from the loom
or furnace is nigh.
Things were overboomed and GER
taiE stocks are unwisely rushed to
the front as market leaders. The
result is the public is out of the
market and will not come back to
take stocks from the interests that
are compelled to carry them.
Il have studied the situation
closely and believe that we have had
our tidal wave of prosperity. The
stock market anticipated the climax
last winter, and discounted all pos
sibilities. Stocks have doubled in
price in the last Is months and
halt must come.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1899-09-06
MoRGANTowN, VIRGINIA. WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER
OFF FOR THE PHILIPPINES.



a note from waiter Mestrezat re-
ceiVed TINS morning says: I'VE VIII
leave Ior ene Pniilppines Monday with
the pest regiment on esrtn, ana a
oailu the pfide OF everyone. As soon
as l feacn the fhliippines l VIII send
you some notes- ferhaps l VIII from
San francisco as we VIII be there
ABOUT tnee Gays. arthur Dorsey IS
mere anu one OF lhe happiest men Ia
the reRimehs. nave eight men from
one ISL w. va. Band most OF the
oeier inenoefs are from Iilinois ana
Neoraska.
FROM tue onicago onrohicie OF tues
Jay we cup tne toiiowihg III reference
70 .he regiment
MOI FEWER IMAM io,ooo people went
llom lineage 70 WISH the camp OF
Ooionei uarueher ; ihifeietn 1nitea
states lnIantry at Fort sheridan yes
eeiuay. dnere was not q tlain ieas-
iig the lineage ana North"estern
raiiroau STATION thaI ala hot nave one
of TWO extra sections ana the trolley
iihes were crowded. Inc news had
gone auroau lha1 the regiment was
ofueiea W lne 'front.' ana iriehus ana
leiaelses oi Tue nieh locked 70 the
ioro 70 oiu farewell. on next mon
uay une iniftleoh VIII proceed 10 oah
ffancisco - Inc most thoroughly
equipped regiment lnat nas YET Deeh
sent 70 Tue wal 10 lhe fhliippihes'
ooionei uardener was aioot iohg De
iore sunrise ana long before MS men
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1899-09-06

CHARLESTON, w. Va, Aug. 81
Governor Atkinson to-day appointed
the following delegates to attend The
association Of military surgeons which
meets at Kansas City, September 81
20; Dr. II. B. Baguley. Wheeling;
Dr. {. e. Gilman, Ansted; Dr. G. T.
Nesbitt, Fairmont, DR.. Q. G. Hogg
Huntington; DR.. w. Il. Henshaw,
Martinsburg; DIR. Y. r. Kalbaugh,
Piedmont; DR.. w. f. Daley, Terra
Alta; DR.. W. J.. Davidson, Parkers-
burg; DR.. g. NJ, Joseph, Morgantown;
DR.. X. W. Smith, Bluefield; DR.. II. M.
Patton, Parkersburg; DIR. S. w. Var
ner, Glcnyille.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1899-09-06

min was eating. That pious person drew
back Mortified at the living forms he saw.
What did he dor Throw away the fruit 7
Not he He smashed the microscope
and went on with his meal.
There are people who are suffering
with weak lungs. They have an obsti-
nate cough, are weak, emaciated, hope
less. They have been taught there's no
hope for them. Some one puts into their
hands one of DIR. Pierce's books or adj
vsrtisements and through this medium
they see healthy, happy men and women,
who declare that their lungs had been
weak, they had been racked by coughs,
had been emaciated, feeble, hopeless,
and were positively and permanently
cured by DR. Pierce's Golden Medical
Discovery. These cures can be NUM-
bered by scores Of thousands.
Are you sickl Will you throw aside
the advertisement, break the microscope,
OF will you make one effort for health I
Write to Dr. r. v Pierce, at Buffalo,
n X. There Is no charge for consnlta-
tion BY letter. Youth ret prompt
answer, with fathcr1y sympathy and
medical skill combined.
Tl2er< 4 ~ Gicohol, O. other stimu;aus
81 Golden Medical Discovery 2
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1899-09-06
Inflmed and GranuIated EyeIids.

Is there anything more disfiguring
TO a face or more disagreeable than
infiamed or granulated eyellds? These
results from a multitude Of causes,
and respond quickly to proper treat
ment. Such treatment may be had
at the hands Of DR.. A. Sigmann S04
Penn Ave-, Pittsburg, formerly OF
Vienna, Austria, who has enjoyed the
advantage of years of study and prac-
in the greatest hospital of the world,
situated in that city, and is prepared
to give any cases relating to his spec
ialties-E Eye Ear Nose and Throat
the most thorough scientific treat
ment possible During his short stay
in this city he has alreads secured a
long list of patients to whom he can
refer any person desiring to gain in
formation regarding his skill and
success.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1899-09-06
THE NATIONAL GUARD
OF West yirginia-Its Reorganization
nearly Completed.

CHARLESTON, w. Va, August 81.
The National Guard, which has
been in state Of reorganization ever
since the old guard was called out to
form the nucleus Of the First West
Virginia regiment, now lacks only one
company in each regiment Of having
the required twelve. There are now
eleven companies in each. 1t is not
likely that any difficulty will be ex-
perienced in completing the quota, as
there are at least nine places in the
state that now want to be repre-
sented in the guard.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1899-09-06

The local authorities have taken
the preliminary steps for a vigorous
effort to prevent the importation of
small pox to this place An order
will 90 out that everyone shall be
yaecinated. The disease in the
country north of us last winter and
spring was the cause of this move.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1899-09-06
MRS. soMMERyILLE
Will Upon the Advice Of Her Pastor,
Discontinue Her Connection With
The ASYLUM.

WESTON, w. Va, August, 81
II was reported this afternoon that
upon the advise of her pastor, the
Rev. Mr.. Savage, Mrs. Mary L. Som
merville rendered her resignation to
DR.. Stathers to-day. Rev. Mr.. Saw
age confirms the report to night and
says she acted upon his advice, that
she would leave the institution
Thursday, dine with him and leave
for her home at Grafton Friday
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1899-09-06

III the Cubans, AS stated in the
resolutions passed by Congress,
''are and ought to be free" the same
can be said of the Filipinos. and
this nation would suffer no humilia-
tion in acknowledging its adherence
to the doctrine that governments
derive their just powers from the
consent Of the governed.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1899-09-06
STILL ANOTHER
OF the Mcdowell County Counterfeiters
Landed.

WEIGH, w. Va, August 31.--Ham
Pickett, an accomplish Of Joe Varney,
Joe Terrell, Bill Salyers and Charles
w. Gambrill, who were arrested re-
Gently in Mcdowell county by Deputy
U, S. Marshall Hufford, was landed in
Jail here yesterday.
The men are charged with raising
one and two dollar government notes
to ten and twenty dollar notes.
The work which they did was very
crude, but Notwithstanding this fact,
they were able to pass large
amount OF the money. Pucket was
taken before U. S. Commissioner
Strother and committed to await trial
at Charleston.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1899-09-06

II L. Swisher, of Mon ongalia
county, is apparently in the race for
State Superintendent of Free Schools
subject of course to the nominating
powers of the Democratic party.
From what we can learn of the gentle
man he is very well qualified to Gil
this impo. tant position.-Lincoln
News.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1899-09-06

Hon Jno. j. Davis, who has been
appointed by the Governor to sue
coed Major Lee, as a member OF the
board of regents of the University,
is gentleman OF decided ability,
one who has strono convictions and
the courage to stand by them. He
is scholar and student, distln-
guished lawyer and man who will
add to the persone of the board
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1899-09-06

Some Of our local contemporaries
want Andrew Edmiston nominated
for Governor by the Democrats.
There are great many other people
who want Senator Faulkner.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1899-09-06
Advertising.

One OF the best arguments against
advertising in any other way than
in newspapers is contained in the
following: A local merchant asked
the other day, "Have you noticed
the fine advertisement ! have on the
fence out west of town. mo" re-
piled the customer, ''but if you will
send the fence around to my house
some day will read it over and see
what you are dealing in Fact is,
I'm reading newspapers and don't
get much time to study fenceology."
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1899-09-06

There is some question as to
whether Matthew Stanley Quay is a
Senator or not under Coy. Stones
appointment. but there is no doubt
that in Pennsylvania politices he
continues to be sit"
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1899-09-06
In France Captain Dreyfus is a,

In France Captain Dreyfus is ac
knowledged to be innocent of the
Charge against him, but it seems i'm
possible to acquit him. In the
United States Captain Carter is
guilty of the crimes charged against
him, but it seems impossible to have
him punished If the two govern
ments would exchange men the
probability is that both would get
justice