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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-05-21
Room s Colman Building.

yoR sALE~py +. W. West. Is and Is
Union block
rns building lot on nrss hill, corner;
0.soo
Asnson addition lot; Sixteenth avenue. ono
block from car line: 1900.
Corner eoxi2o on Fourteenth avenue. two
blocks from Madison. 81 .o5o.
An excellent corner lot on Harvard ave.
nse: surrounded by hns homes: good
Corner on second avenue north and Roy
street, etxian. 81 90
oxis on Denny way ard Harvard avenue:
streets graded and severed one BLOCK
nom car line; FLOW.
Corner on East Pike and Twelfth avenue,
one eleck from Madison street, soxiss'
Garner soxico On Belmont avenue and
Thomas street: s7oo.
Desirable corner lot Ia North Seattle: fuii
size: tIso
Coed building lot on Highland drive
soacen Anne hilD; C.0oo.
Aaehteenth avenue tot. IN Henson ADDITION
hear Madison street: HOO.
~xi3, ore block from Madison street, on
Twen,s-frat avenue tteh.
Sefrer on Second avenue has frontage OK
10 feet on cable line. s., *da.
corner In hlseiow's addition: texieo. coed.
level lot: $50
Corner lot. n~s, four.room house: close
TO car line. seso.
New s.s-room house. on Broadway car
HE. G.ooc
En~cem house: in good cond ton; Gre
block norfh az Yesler way, si.s1
very neat and attractive rys-toofn cot
sass IN coed location. close 20 car line.
U,HA
1oosfn SIX room cottage. large lot. enc
ecch from car line; easy terms, t.sSo
Acoerr sisssnotu house, good view. cor
her seoxloo, tive blocks from car; 81. ssS
0Ssse OF seven rooms modern seccnd
.ats', ccnyenient to Madison g @A
sotccr Tot, eaxizo; TIVE houses ef seven
rooms each; IA good location: 81 "a
very nae home on Ssstsenth avenue.
neEth Of Madison. modern and Well ar
,.faheed, lo1 saNiso 20 an alley. 81. sa
"saefh HiHe~ceoua house in Queen Anne
te~n, close - ktansar park. as fire u
view as could Re desired, 81 SO
r. W WEST - Jnion Block
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

NOTICE TO CONTRAcTQRs-1ea hadq
for tho construction Of science hall and
Ferry hall on the grounds Of the STATE
Agricultural College and School oe
science as Pullman. Washington. will -
received at the once Of the secretary ~
TO . o'clock .. m, June 5, fsss. Bids win
b received on each building separately
and on both buildings together. A certf.
ned check payable to the secretary Of
the board Of regents mu9t accompany
each bid a. q guarantees OF good faith,
S3o0 10 accompany BID for Ferry hall ana
IN 10 accompany bid for Science hall.
which amounts viii BE- forfeited on fail
ufs 70 enter Into contract u bid b sxe
cspted.
On and after May -. isse plans ana
specifications may Be examined In tho
sflacs Of the secretary 81 Pullman. Wash.
ineton. or IT the ONCE OF q. w. Dui-
lard. architect and superintendent, q
Tacoma, Warrington, or ut the once oe
W. H. Shields. At Peyion building. ope
kane washington. or ~ thu once Of the
secretary Of the Chamber OF Commerce
ct Seattle. Washington. The board re-
serves the right 10 reject any or all bidA.
For further Information address z. 4.
Bryan, precedent Pullman. Washington.
or q. W. Billiard. architect. Tacoma,
Washington.
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s1h sAl-As~Ry W. W. Dearborn. 81
Union block
~Ai@ feet. 1oar blocks frc~ esS-ofsice.
~ houses, always rented. s. 10.
N fre:. @iih modern nine room house
en- srs. nil s. $50
~lF FEET Sith Eve room cottage CO PEN
n, eGs avenue sNSe
~" ,e~t 90 ThiFtssnth avenue. near Hsr-
SCI street AtiA six room house 81 .tse
ga improved alcck. twelve lets tsxiss
s~oa, >Traa house. ane haock srpsn Ma
~asaF para. ans view s. Sc
SAss ssef sita elk room house IN good
eassciiiea; CT Broadway; Eroeklyn $ss4
soR SAIE-hcase ana lot OF monthly
pASreasS. q scattered vacant lets. cheap
aN~ acre 'fSCts nay Seattle, lArHe Ar1
sssisil "a rEns, some - saanf water front
sNo Thousand asfcS stgssneE .afsAs several
essssFt,es Ter exchange; will pay sorse
eAsa or assure mortgage. W. 3. Robert
49, Il ~ IsA bank hu..S.rG.
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NOTICE TO Sealed
prapoaAis win - received by ths STATE
Board Of Audit and Control until -
o'clock .. IA. Wednesday,. Nay Ish. tsS4s
for the erection Of dcrmitorr ard
amuasment hail combined. ~ the wash
ingten eoia:srs' Home. near ortin1.
Each bid must be accompanied by 3 Ger.
t.asa check in the amount OF eeoa0 - .
guarantee that the p<rsnu or arm whose
BID = accepted VII sign . contract within
Ave days after the areepiance Of tbs bid
ara VIII Also furniah surety bon4
according 70 Aw. subject 10 the approval
Of the Ssass Heard OF Audit and Control.
All bsdD must BE addressed 10 Ernsss Lac.
ter. Secretary siafs Beard Of Audit ana
Contrei Tacoma. and nsfked .pyopossl
for Dovmisnry ard AmussMens NAL"
The osats beard Of Audit ard Control
reserves the rixhs to rsject any or ~
b46s.
pians ana sperfArasfems can BE- seee q
she offseA 81 Errsss Lister. - Equsfab.0
DufsAiug. o. - tbs Office sf c. 4. Oarmes.
STATE BoAkD OF AUDIT AND CON.
~ J. \. ROGERS. cAasrmaa
Ernest LAGker. 1ocretaSy.
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THOSE CHOICE LOTS

THOSE CHOICE LOTS
T. EAST PARK ADDITION
only q few OF the beat are ie.s-
90 foe. lots on graded streets. with grand
views, Al half price
Prices wil. BE- advanced after June /. don't
delay.
81 coo VIII buy q neat. well huii, cottage es
e.x rooms, with bath and patent closet:
street graded and sewer q. lot eoxt1e.
weh KEEP, grounds. frai = nd flowers.
near car line
&. New 7-roem sou.e. modern. brick
foundation and cellar walls; 10; Ssyize
streets gradee ard severed: on car lire
tecc~A lot eexiS. between Pike ana
Union. eioss IN. and bringing good rem
SIno~iscx.so. . corner or Ninth avenue
between y-.ler ard Madison.
FORREST. MAXWELL & CO,
Halter Building
FOR sAI.r-sy order Of court. the soi-
lowing property Asinrgtrx - Ire estats
~ William 4. Hil. deceased:
Handsome residence site. 10 lets In
bunch: finest view On Beacon hill: price.
lie, n.,~n en- Beacon hill car lire. next To
corner OF Massachusetts streei; price.
$40.
I acres. WITH house ara orchard attcining
W. = Hiil Brick ccsmpanys plast; oHc
mile from rsss;of8c@. Nas
Acre property rear Eili trsxt, well located
for saAGtytdi-s. Sac go 8. 30 Per acre
s-acre .yarts on Lake Washington nssAr
BrIght1B beach $50 each.
s-asre tracts ar tine of Rainier Avrn1s
electric railway, near Brsghses Beach
station Sac 30 fsoa each.
& acres near Rertcr. $50
WILLIAM Fl LEWIS Administrator
apouas - e Halter Building.
--RSstM house. los sxai1 feat. good cor
ner; Rainier Heights. tsae.
Two xsscd homes on Seventeenth near $50
Ter way ca easy payments II eFssrcd OF
very reasonable FAR casa.
t,ss,4 srtzs@ ard fos stNsN seef en- Madison
street near s>o9vse-~ssA s. sac
e,,csf corner Ice On Tweaty-esK. ss avenue
ard KRIS ssresss $50.
Fine corner ISs on Queer AnEe hsas. ~
A sew rood bargains In city and country
real estate give US Q cali s>{aTe r.r
chasing elsewhere. ane "a wtl ceaysnee
vou saa. you viii save from per cart
10 - r.~r cert ~ buying ~ US 6lrwct
A s~~ xxS~s csvrers on Essss ard se<cgS
avenues sor ssi~
SPENCER & 30
81 First AvaG@e,
REAL. ESTATE aB1 sinsk~- ANA IAoyf
4 Cs. rcsEs 4. Bailey eas2esrS
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All good mining stocks have been un-
usually active the past two weokA and the
volume Of business 10 swelling TO immense
prepoxstOnA The greatest interest has cen
tered in the probable outcome Of the deal
Psn4ing In the Clark properties IT Repuo-
the new corporation viii include Lone Pine.
Pearl ard Surprise properties. with . capt.
taiixation Of g. soo.pp The treasury price
on the new stock viii be 4oc per share The
character Of this new organization war
rants the belief that this stock win sell
and Ne confidently believe further that the
wide market tina. - now assured for this
property, together with the immense re-
sources available for development. viii
easily put the price TO u-oo, the par value
Of the stock.
The Republic has paid tt seventh aivi-
lend OF IS 90. The Mountain Lion. Lone
iuG daily . point destined 10 rejoice the
patient holders OF these stocks, As they are
also destinedsto become dividend payers.
Notwithstanding the peratstene state
ment OF officials 70 the contrary, u II con
fdensly believed that the Monte cyisto road
70 to De rebuilt shortly. Great activity !:
Index. and the go property continues .
hot favorite with investors
Sunaet Copper, Lost Creek and Nonpareil
are Al strong, and viii steadily advance n
price. The extraordinary demand for cop
per shares everywhere makes this group Of
mines an especially interesting Investment.
great activity In mining Il assured. and the
chances for successful speculation were
never better.
We shall always be pleased to furnish
quotations On all stocks. together with al
data OF interest relative to same.
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BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
AGRICULTURAL lMPLBMENTa.
PoIsoN.wILroN HARDWARE CO.
1.n rssss stock S n city; farm. s s.prsss.
ard drag scrapers, reapsfs. mowers. self.
binders. hay rakes. ETC., etc. 0&9
Western avenue.
ARTIFICIAL LIMBS.
TRUesEs fitted to your particular cass.
a Lundberg Arsincaai Limb c.. ~
sullivan building.
Rank AND OFFICE FIxTUREs.
RoHLFe 4 scHoDER, EO-sso First ave.
ecuth-BAnk. office aad bar fixtures:
hardwood lumber ana steamboat work
specially.
WEER's ronsor.al Parlors. room I.
ScneurnAn block.
WIL6E NAP AND BLUEPRINT co..
Mcdonald block.
>------~>----~-----~~--~-----
r. ANTHONY, hookbinder paper ruler
ana patent blank book manufactures.
Boston block. opposite postoffice. rooms
-. %. u. - Seattle. Wash.
METROPOLITAN PRINTING q BIND
tng Company. 0s Second avenue south.
BICYCLE REPAIRS.
BICYCLE ,d:. and typewriter repairing ssan-
BRASS FOUNDERS.
SEATTLE Brass and Bell Foundry Com
pany, brass casting, finishing and Job
ping: old metals bought.
CARPENTERS AND BUILDERS.
A; p. RANDALL 4 CO.. carpenters. Job
eeer: TsI.pson: Green e. Is spr ans
street
HAAMoND's carpenter shop. ms Js9er-
CABS AND CARRIAGES.
THE SEATTLE TRANsFER CO. Tsio.
phone Il. Rubber tired cArrAgoa. best
Tor invalids. easy riding. noiseicsA
CASH REGIsTE1S.
NATIONAL CASH REGISTER CO., %,
Washington building: new and second
hand. from &1S.ot UP.
CAST-OFv CLOTHING.
CLOTHING-Cast-oR clothing bought 1t
no Second avenue south Phone Red lisa
CLAIRvoYANTs.
MRS. l. NAGELI. axtrologer: horoscopes
cast business readings. mines located:
etc. references OF paying mines located
by occult power: lawsuits and changes:
book OF references open for inspection.
Monday and Tuesday. Hotel Stevens.
MRS, E. EMETT. South African medium,
In her wonderful clairvoyant StEht. re-
veats past, present, future. Consult her.
Reading. Soc. Office 81 Pioneer build
Ing, corner James and First avenue.
MRS DIR. swAN-Turksh and nedlca.ed
baths: magnetic electric treatment: ner-
vous weakness. chronic diseases cured;
readings daily. 52S Seattle National Bank
building.
NINE. LA WEE. clairvoyant trance me-
dunn; tells past. present and future;
satisfaction guaranteed or no pay. Sixth
ana Madison.
NINE TULARD RANKIN, spiritual card
reader. Willard house. corner Third and
Union. from to 5: ladies 50c
MADAM EsPERANZA. clairvoyant lite
reader: business ADVICE. kennebec block
eos Yesser way. room l.
CALL and see the wonderful Nine Fran
cisco. ciair>oyant. n2 Pioneer block.
rSy ~ A
nrs klondike excitement. Ga First.
rLoRANcE MARVIN. se...ls's nrs.
sPIRITUALrsM-Mrs. Ada Foye. II Ma
sonic Temple.
MISS A. WATKINS. 81 Pike street.
DYEIxc AND CLEANING.
Bun lo0l. Only French dye house in
city.
san rE.NcIsco DYE WORKS. seattle.
", ANDERSON. Fifth and James Black
1.sl3.
DANCING ACADEMY.
WHY not learn "a dance nowf Terma
lower than ever. Seventh and Columbia
street.
ENGINEERS AND CONTAACrORS.
SEATTLE BRIDGE COMPANY. builders
OF bridges for railroads and highways,
pile driving. trestie and wharf building
6l2 Seattle National hank building
ENGINEER AND NAVAL ARCHITECT.
e. L. MALLASTER. sD-5M Pioneer bldR.
EXPRESS AND BAGGAGE.
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NOTICE or DISSOLUTION.

DISSOLUTION OF PARTEERsHiP.
knew ~ az msn that l. kraass.
sshl.y. formerly the arm hnswa .
sealey 3 ca, b. mutual ccnsens and
a.. uaanssh@d work 70 - aEtshNd ~
William schs4y: and further. VII not
re respunxiste for any AeSss eoesfaeted
from tAis date gc1sr the name Of SrAEs9
z @ I. r. xAANER
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REAL. ESTATE aB2 siEass~- anna Der
4 c. rceEa 4. Bailey e1s&eirS
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FOR SALE-By Howard H. LAWS. LIB Co
lumbfa street:
4. W0-LoO on Terry avenue. between
James and Jefferson. top OF nrA hiu and
finest residence property in the city; OF
fered for few days only. 80
IA 60t-i20xl2a, ~ blacks from Pioneer
square. improved and paving per cent.
net. right In line Of business growth.
81. 15o-A bargain in tide land lots. fourteen
OF them: full sized, with improvements
and frontage On Second avenue.
Several bargains In improved business and
residence property and vacant lots.
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hn, s.vor,te w,,h ;rvss,nrs
Sunaes Copnsr I osf Creeh ana Noupareil
are al s.rons. and wtli steadily advance ia
Der shares eyeryvhsre makes th:s sroup az
ne n.r.at ~ nonsnmous ana
rreaf activity In mir,in~ IL sssured ana the
Chances for sI,ccessf,,i .necm,sfion vsre
never better.
We shall always be pleased to furnish
dsta az intsresf reiatiye To ssme
G. =. rHuRsroN Z CO, 10 Cherry D.
BUTTE 4 BOSTON GOLD MINING CO.
(Republic).
stockholders are requested to call ct our
q r rTyy'RsTON 4 On
ioa Cherry Street.
oEs EEsAA tnVusaAo oo.&lo 70 ioan IN
proved inside residence property. Apply
p Pion oess building nnssn-"A'sn Co.,
SEVERAL thousand dollars to loan IN
sums TO SUI az per cent; on impIovso
Pioneer building.
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THE Northwestern Mutual Life Insurance
proved city property At low rates. Al
dress william Denhoim. Arlington build
Ing. Portland
MONEY TO LoAN-Brokers. promoters.
mortgage dealers wanting investment
money should write for circular. In
-e--o-- 1900
HOME money to loan on city property:
reasonable Interest; any amounts. l.
Eir., Avenue. phone Nan Ssi. ~
- ----- -----------------
aims snusy ,a Co aa n PiEH r.i.nh sSn:
Bun sss
.nasn,. Of S,aS and over. monev rs.dn "a
in ten minutes. Larris Cain. 81 Hlnckley
LIFE ,n.uranc. roI,cie. nourb, far c.,n
AP II
1,rtcr e ro = pank huitdirr
PRIyArE funds to loan on city property:
Iov ratee. no DELAY Edmund DoWden
----------------------
loans insurance and surety bonds. =
Boston block Teaspo0ne-
--------- -----------------------
TO LOANt1. 900. $500, $3.50 on improved
Sty proHeIV IA HA'Pe'' DeAtet
H10~,Cv =. -. -, -ooc ,,rrro,-.a c.,,r =.
ornr,r VI NJ H.cann.nsS ~
%, 70 . k.y hn;,c,r~ ~'s"sS'
~ D-1 .Ne.
w,AHnr E ETu uonu' uousn. ~ SOLO;
IT, s.,tiS.n. ~~e0S"N A""e'
LIZ s1'~e
r.O~,rw $500 -. 49,. ~-.,.... -.
wInoo' rs''~ NJ Az Htos'-An'eAAr
senee1 pIoeN.
n pAcE-p ~ p,a,..r h,ua,,~ Nj.
"a, 80, 80. ns. sn
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| - = 49, want to buy q 10. TO hssS1d onf
~ ~. come ana 80 Us We have ~
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We manufacture new wagons % al de-
srrtpt.ens; repairing. carriage Painting
and trimming: harness making. horn1
sheeing; dealers In wagon material.
Third ard LAns s;re.sss OPP. -. p.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1899-11-25
PROTZMAN.
The Photographer.
REMEMBER THE NAME.

SUBSCRIBE for Ladies Home Jour-
nal through MADEIRA Bros.
THE individual who had no place to
go for entertainment last night must
have been deaf, dumb and blind.
In order to let the grass grow on
the football field it was necessary to
let the moss grow on the football
team.
Two FIRST class building lots for
sale. Apply to Wilmington.
MADEIRA Bros. Hot Soda fountain
is now open for the season.
FRIDAY and Saturday were ideal
fall day and no one would care how
long this kind of weather would keep.
DOES your subscription to the La
dies Home Journal expire with De-
cember number? If so you should
see MADEIRA Bros. and have it renewed
ONE Of the most attractive place S
in town is the new restaurant on
Peasants street. Everything is
bright and pretty and kept in dainty
style.
THERE is not single man who is
sorry to see Morgantown getting along
as well as she is in every way. No
town in the state is making more
rapid industrial progress.
THE morning drink-Hot ''Toma-
to Bracer''-at Madera's.
THE sale of the Foster residence
on Wiley street which was made in
the first place to Mrs. Agnes Dering
has again been made to her. The
sale was not confirmed on account
of an upset bid that was filed by Mr.
Foster but he failed to come up with
the purchase money and the resi-
dence has again been sold to Mrs.
Dering. The circuit court met to-
day to confirm the sale.
DON'T forget that MADEIRA Bros. are
Special Agents for Ladies Home Jour
nal.
MORGANTowN never had as many
interesting things to attend as she
did on Friday night. The opera
HOUSE was Opcu, Ouc LlcoUy UcIldu
church gave an entertainment; there
was lecture at the M. p. church; at
the Baptist church the meetings con-
tinued; Rev. Peters lectured on the
the Y. M. G. A; there was a dance
at the new postoffice building; the
Fortnightly Club held its regular
meeting; several whist parties were
given and there were number Of
other smaller entertainments over
town.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1899-11-25
AB0UT OUR FRIENDS.
Personal Mention Of Prominent People
Where they are and How they are.

DR.. Ruhl, of Fairmont. came in
this morning on professional bust
ness.
George E. Gramm of Grafton was
in town on Friday looking after some
business affairs.
Rev. S. v. Leech has gone to Pitts
burg on little matter Of business
and will be back this evening.
Manager Grassland has gone to Con-
nellsvifle on business and is expected
to be at his place here to-day.
Mr.. D. o. Green of Grafton who
has been an engineer for long time
on the fifth division has been in town
for several days at the Wallace House.
Mr.. E. NJ. Grant is back from
Wheeling where he has been in atten-
dance on meeting of the Mystic Shrin-
ers. While there he was initiated into
the mysteries of the fraternity.
Mr. and Mrs. C. w. Finnell will
remove from the Franklin House to
the apartments now occupied by p
III. MADEIRA in the MADEIRA property
on Main street where they will re
main until April LIST.
Mrs. Marie Hester, vocal instruc-
tor in the University School of Mu-
sic, has been engaged to sing at two
sessions of the Fayette county, Pa,
teachers institute to be held next
month at Uniontown Mrs Hester
is splendid singer.
| Trunk Pride lost another horse
last night. The animal was brown
and died with the collie. 1t was
valued at one hundred and fifty dol
lars. This is the second horse that
has been lost by him in the past few
weeks
John Dougan of Waynesburg is in
town and he states that Waynesburg
expects to win on next Thursday.
As an evidence of how much he means
this he also stated that he expected to
go to see the d. G. and A. CIV. and
j. game.
Bennett S. White has returned to
| Providence r. /. where he has po-
sition with Browne and Sharpe. He
has been at home for several weeks.
Everyone was sorry to see him leave
and they hope that he will be able
to return soon.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1899-11-25

THE Novelty Company Is always out
for business and. they get lots of 1t.
ALBERT JONES and George Baker
are not the only fellows who can paint
things red.
A BIG line OF ladies fur Collarettes
and Scarfs in all'shades and styles Just
opened at Hirschmans. All the very
newest shapes. Call aud see them.
HoT and Cold Soda at
Madera's.
The best mince meat and buck
wheat flour at the City Market.
NEW York counts, the finest oysters
to be had, are for sale at the Delica-
lessen.
THE display of fascinators in
Smiths window would suggest to any
one, where to 20 for such articles.
There is where you get soc fascina-
tors for 40c.
If you have any school books you
want to sell read the Acme ad In to-
days issue. They want TO buy them.
THE Delicatessen's fried oysters are
already famous all over town. They
also sell oysters in bulk.
THE attendance at the Public
School building tonight will be
limited only by the number of invi-
tations that are sent out. The teach
ers have left nothing undone that
would make it pleasant affair and
they will make everyone who goes
glad that he had the chance to attend
the reception.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1899-11-25

GOVERNMENTAL ownership of rail-
roads may sound very visionary but
it may be a reality quicker than the
majority of people look for it to come
The reasons that will be given Con-
gress for this move are very convinc-
ing ones and there is nothing in sight
that would knock the plan out.
MEMS leather lined shoes only So. 90
at Waters up-to-date shoe store.
THE New England Bakery will
keep full line of all it's products at
the Delicatessen on Peasants street.
Patrons can call there or phone orders
as may best suit their convenience.
The goods turned out by the New
England are famous and will be kept
up to their present high standard.
LADIES fine dress Shoes in a varie-
ty of styles. Prices range from ST Is
to So. Hirschman's.
THE roads are not SO bad as yet but
they will be awful later on as they
are every winter and as they will be
every winter until the people quit
following in the same old discredited
plan and begin to make roads that
are roads. When the plan of making
scientific roads prevails the farmers
will be as near to town In winter as
they are in summer. They can get
in and out with ease instead of at the
expense of life and limb as at present.
There is only one side to the good
road movement and it is bound to
come sooner or later. People will
not forever 60 about things in exactly
the worst kind of a way.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1899-11-25
Fancy Books but
Not Fancy Prices.
TIT ACME BOOK STORE
HI. l.. SwISHER, Proprietor.

GENERAL Joubert must have learnt
how to fight from the judicial con-
ficts that take place in Fayette conn
ty.
Buy the celebrated Walkover at
Whittington's.
THE Delicatessen gains new pat
rons every day and steadily increases
in popularity.
THERE are said to be lots of tur-
keys for Thanksgiving hut we
haven't had practical demonstra-
ton of that fact as yet. All that we
have is on faith.
ANYTHING you want to eat buy at
the City Market.
ONE thousand pairs of ladies fine
shoes at less than cost at
Whittington's
MONONGALIA will look more like a
gridiron when the rest of the project
ed railroads are finished than any
other county in the state. We want
to see them all come. There can't
be too many to suit US.
AFTER the ladies have seen and
tried everything else, they will find
nothing SO satisfactory for winter
hand wear as the silk lined mocha
gloves to be had at Smiths Dry Goods
Store, for $1.00. There you Will also
find Ladies and childrens kid mittens
with fur top for SO cents.
RAILROAD rumors are always flying
thick but they have never before had
SO many corroboratiye circumstances
flying with them as they have now.
We are going to get some railroads
before very long.
You can get good tender meats 6
days out Of every week at the City
Market.
Buy your underwear at
Whittington's
SEE the high top shoes for boys and
girls at Waters.
FIVE hundred pairs of mems shoes
at $1.85, worth $500 at
Whittington's