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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-28
Y. NJ. c. A. AT MANILA.
Eighth Report Of the Army and Navy
Department.


The following Is the eighth report Of the
representative OF the Army and Navy
De,artment Of the Young Mems Chris
Dan Association at Manila, as prepared
bv Secretaries Charles A.. Glunz and
frank 4. jackson:
The past month has been a very stormy
one. and ten days Of tent work nave been
lost. owing TO the necessity of keeping
the tent lowered and In making repairs.
During this time there were also very
severe rains. the fall during one period
Of twenty four hours amounted TO twelve
inches and caused a considerable part OF
the city 20 be flooded. During his time
one Of the S. cretarie- uccumhcd 10 the
effects Of malarial teNer. being Oh for two
weeks. but well cared for at the home OK
arr. Rodgers. one of the Presbyterian mis-
sionaries. with these exceptions the work
has moved along well.
A-rrangements have been made with
Rev. Mr.. Rodgers and Rev. y. 3. hiA
berd 90 assist us by holding "a regular ser
vice I'm the tent every Sunday morning.
They viii hold communion service on the
first Sunday of each month. The meet
ings will help TO supply a very much felt
want. At the services a free VIII Offering
IS taken for The work of the Association.
1t is essential for the best interests OF
The work that Young Mems Christian As-
ISOLATION rooms as comDie.- anil cOmtor-
table as pos ible De maintained in the city
for the accommodation of the many SOLE
diers who are continually coming iu from
the firing fine. An EFFORT win Boz made 10
secure some suitable place from The gov
eminent authorities who are lu sympathy
with the work. but owing 10 the number
of new men constantly arriving Who re-
quir. barrack room. that may not Doe pos
sibie
Through the kindly Offices OF General
Macarthur and other officers We have Sc
cured "a good place in San Fernando, az
present the largest. city outside of Manila
occupied by our troops. and one OF Nc
VIII .g0 up soon WITH equipment 10 Do ii
40. Lieutenant Hearne of the Fifty-hrst
Iowa. formerly Assistant state Secretary,
Iowa s.. NJ g.. A. and Chaplain Williams
win help us. We have several other
friends who viii render ai assistance
that is possible REV. Ar. Smiley. of ST..
Andrew Brotherhood. viii probably use
the building for Ills services. The Asso-
citation building wHl therefore be the head
quarters for Christian work in tlat V-
entity.
The homcward movement ~ the voiun-
trers is progr. rapidly, u judging
from reports concerning tne plans ot ina
c0yerumrut. the opening of the next came
ra.eu ar ,ho end OFF the rainy season VIII
See more troops iu and around Mania imam
eyer before.
Increased supplies Of literature are
needed. We could use ten times inc
amount af aI Wa have thus Gar secured,
if we granted tla requests which are cone
tnu4llv comiul from otler points. Ine
friends I'D the States could Doe oi ereaf
assistance If they would furnish literature
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-28
YELLOW FEVER SITUATION.
One Death at Key West-Two New
Cases Reported At jackson.

NEW ORLEANS. LA, September o.
Two cases of yellow fever were reported
by The Board Of Health to-day. There
were no deaths.
KEY WEST. FLA. September o.
There are tweuty-six new cases of yellow
fever reported and one death.
JACKSON. MISS. September 1.-THE
Board OF Health record tonight shows
five cases of yellow fever of pronounced
type now existing in jackson, three new
ones having been reported during the day..
The additional patients are Mo-. o. D..
Waite. Mrs. Jacob Kauler. and MCGEE
Porter aI white. The latter is "a brother
of Major ID. T.. Porter. who died of the
disease two weeks ago. All infected
houses are isolated and under close guard.
There is "a continued disposition ON the
part of citizens To- remain in town. and
un TO date not over two hundred peoplb
have left. The general belief is that
early frost will stamp out the infection.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-28
PRAISE FOR ALGER.
Gen. II. V. Boynton Pays Tribute TO
Him at Detroit Reunion.

DETROIT, MICH Sept. G'--Ihe annual
dinner Of The Society Of the Army OF me
Cumberahd Io-nisnt was uie Ci'7'"5 nee"
ture Of the twenty-elghth reunion Oh ihdl
Organization. A hundred OFFICERS OF that
lamous army sat at me banquet laoi-5
in the convention nail or the hus7el
House. Patriotic enthusiasm was me
feature OF the ieast. one OF the SURFING
incidents was The proposal OF EN-secre1aIy
Aiger tina. the members of the Army ot
the Cumberland rise ana dinN 10 tn.
health of the President of the unNeI
States. The proposition met with lns-al-
taneous response hy every man present
General IT. v. BOynt0n responding 90
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-28

PLATTsMOUTH. NEB.. Sept. 21.-At
the close of a two-hours talk in the open
ar in this city tonight. Hon. Wm. Jen-
nings Bryan spoke as follows ON Dewey's
arrival:
.lhe American people viii welcome
Dewey with open arms. Nothing should
be left undone TO prove to him and TO
the world that his distinguished services
are appreciated by his c~ountrymen. lie
mas added glory to the American arms,
and won for himself an enduring place
i'm our nations history"
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-28
Girls.

We've summer-girls and ~lntef-slIls'
And autumn girls as well.
We've yachting girls and horsey-girls
And an of them are swell
AMI then there Is the golnng-girl
Who gambols on the links.
Together with the m~annish-girl
Who even smokes and drinks.
Tho cycle-girl is With us TOO.
This automobile fever which
Affects all things a-wheel.
And then there is the tennis-gfrl,
The cricket-girl. and she
who glories in the giddy whirl
OF swell 'Sass.etee,"
But O, where Is that girl OF yore,
with hoops ana cork-screw curl?
o. how we long 20 gree once .
The modest "girly-girl" T. A. ID.
Catholic STANDARD and Times.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-28
Boston. -: Washington. 3.
PACING RECORD BROKEN.
Bumps Takes the Wagon Record Held
b. Joe Patchcn ia 2.G3 I A..

ID DNf r AtIt4tn iH =fNR -
LOUISVILLE. Ky, Sept. 2I.-Amid tho
enthusiastic plaudils of a big crowd at
.hc Fair Grounds to-day Che little brown
golding. Pumps, owned by W. Is. Hll-
ings. Of Chicago. trained by O. r. Bent
icy and driven 10y W. l.. Snow. broke the
worlds wagon pacing record OF 2:0iSs, he'd
by Joe Patchen. The mile was paced in
2.o5ii. a'second ana d half better than the
record.
Bumps rs a brown gclding by Baron
wilkes. out OF Queen Ethel. she by Strath-
mere. His record 70 a sulky is 2.Oils.
Results M GIaycsond.
NEW YORK. Sept. 21.-First race-hur-
die handicap. two miles-Mr. Stonel q to
ID nrst. Hardy G.. q TO ? and 3 10 % sec
ond. Bob White q 20 ID third. Time. 800
Second race-hvo and a half furlongs-
King Bramblo a. 20 CD first. pink Domino
IS to ] and 60 % second. Eileen DAILY 40
20 u third. Time. 1903
Third race-mile and a half-Latson q
10 81 first. Lavcrock q 20 ! and 4 20 81 Sec
ord. The bachelor Is 10 y third. Time.
2.5t
,'our'h racc-The Flat'ands-hve FUR
songs -Monantic as o. 3D. arsl. O.eau go
To- ] and 3 TO ID second. Naring a 20 y
rhIrd. Time. i.0i rs.
I1nh race-about six furlones-Mee-
nanus q 20 - first, Peace q TO 2 and 6 10
6, second. S0uchon q 10 > third. Time,
III Is
sixth race-one and one-slxteenth miles
Waikoyer for Rush.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-28
I.ynchbure Races.

LyNcHBURG. VA. Sept. Especial
A good crowd attended the horse show
ana races to-day. The events were very
interesting and resulted as follows:
First-foad race-trot or pace, purse SO
y ~Craddock's 8kylard ORR won In
straight heats. Time. 2:s5 IA; 2;si.
socond-2sso elasg-trot or pace. purse
siN-J. b. Mccomb's Joyful Maiden won
81 straight heats. Time, 2;S1; 2;S IL
rsrd-runnlng -fve-eigths OF a mile
yliliam Carth's Leonidas won, taking
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-28

CHATTANOOGA, TENN. Sept PA
special from Scottsboro, Ala, says that
Rev. Lewis Lumpkins. who has been
preaching there for forty years, has been
sentenced TO the penitentiary for ten years
ON the charge of inhumanly %t0rturing his
little grandson by burning him SO badly
that the hid died.
Lumpklns - aged and infrm. and prob
ably viii not live through the term OF his
sentence.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-28
DIR. Kerr Chairman.

WASHINGTON. d. c.. September ~
A business committee of fifty was named
thfs afternoon. the committee subse-
quently selecting Rev. DR.. Kerr. OF Rich
mond. Va. as chairman. Rev. Drs. Blair.
Sample and VanHdrne; Rev. Thomas
Burns and Elder David Paulln, were APP
pointed a committee to consider applica-
TORS OF churches for admission to the
Alliance.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-28
NInh Arter a NInrderer.

T1CXARKANA. ARK. Sept. ga mob
tonight made a demand ON Sheriff Beck
ham for Tom Sanders (colOred). who last
Friday shot and killed Henry Wheeler. a
planter on Red river, and the latters lit
tie daughter.
The sheriff refused 10 surrender The
prisoner and hurried hin out of town,
but me probably Will be lynched before
morning.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-28

~--trr WORK Sent W-Br0oklgn defeat
Nv. ysrF fo-dl, fin an eieht-irniag
~ sac emo be,nr called on account Of
51rFne. Attendance 3d..
score. r. II. T.
View ork.........1OOO31OoE ID !
p,o,kiyn .O02O3Oc0 OF 13 9
Rattcr.es-carrick and Warner: ken
npiv ana Mcclure. Umprcs-Manssau
sud NcGarr. Time. 1903.
ii. pbt,deIpbio. O-f5.
h"'' ,,'t4t,,a~ aud
~-L--t- nl,,oi "a doube header to-
dev and elch club scored a shut-out. Sic
Ginniiy va q problem for the visitors in
.he arst game. while Fraser was easy for
fhe home batters. Nops and Mckenna
gave n .arclcal exhibition of pitching i'm
DE second cai-s while Donahue was in-
aciblc throughout rhe fielding OF the
Tl es compared favorahly with the hrst
but thc Orioles quit after the Sec
car ming AND -rssus.ed the spectators.
A.. nee el0ll.
Soon. r. II. T..
Trs came
fnore .....".'s lo2lf0lN- ~ ]
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-28
stay for Mrs. Botkin.

SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 2F-Thirty
days further stay Of execution was grant
ga today TO Mrs. Cordelia Botkin. who
was found guilty Of the murder Of Mrs.
John II. Dunning. of Dover, Del, by send
ing her poisoned candy through the mail.
Her appeal TO the Supreme Court is not
vet perfected.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-28

FORT SCOTT. KAN, Sept. 2I-General
Frederick Funston. formerly colonel OF
the Twentieth Kansas Volunteers, and
now en- route home from Manila, IN a
letter received by a friend here to-day,
predicts that the war In the Philippines
WI have been ended BY spring.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-28
Teneyck Wins.

HALIFAX, n. s., Sept. 27.-James A.
Toneyck, the American, defeated James
Norris, champion OF Halifax haroor, In
q single scuii race to-day, three miles
with a turn. by 1--WE lengths. in 1920. He
led 'hlrty second at the turn and padded
ho.-a.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-28
Macarthur Advances.

MANILA. Sept. $50 A. M.-Generais
Macarthur. Wheaton and Wheeler with
four regiments and a battery. advanced at
daybreak this morning upon Porac, about
eight miles northwest Of Bacolor. In Pam
manga province.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-28

NO change IN winter hats. That 9
clear
Said Mr.. Wheeling Sorockett.
A least no change IN yours. my dear.
For there's none IN my pocket. CATHOLIC
Standar and Times.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-28

CAIRO. Ill. sept. Ste town Of
VIEW MADRID. on the Mississippi river,
forty miles below Cairo, was practically
vyiDcd out 10y FIRE soon after midnisht.
Eiehtoen business houses were burned.
Only one grocery and saloon are left i'm
Inc town. The loss ia reported al nearly
200 600.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-28
WOULD BE
SHARP AND SHORT


wheat here. but Boer agents are securing
South Africa TO buy campaign provisions
Proof accumulates Of the existence Of a
great Dutch conspiracy against British
supremacy in South Africa. Tbs Free
State is believed to be involved and there
Is no doubt that the Orange government IS
intent on war. Many Beers in the moth
ern districts OF Cape Colony are joining
our probable enemy. The Dutch Republics
Will together be able to muster $500 men,
nearly all mounted. l learn that the Free
state has decided 10 put 1000 into the
field"
A TRIPLE ALLIANCE.
The Lisbon correspondent Of The Daily
Mail says: "An Observation-Disclosures
convention IS being arranged involving
no concession Of territory. but giving Eng
land financial control Of Delagoa Bay and
Germany similar control over the north,
ern portion Of Portuguese territory In east
crn Africa as security FOR an Anglo-Ger-
man loan of G5.O9.OO to meet Portugals
pressing financial needs"
The johannesburg correspondent OF the
Morning Post says: Twenty trucks filled
with armed Burghers and fifty horses left
johannesburg for the border yesterday by
way of Elandsfontein. The plan Of cam
NilaN NIaWW NN al ilttNild purposes ~
employ a command Of 1900 men to defeat
the slender force m Rhodcsia n turn
the territory over TO the natives. II BE-
hoped that a force Of 1000 Burghers will
Doe sufficient 10 rush the Natal border, cap
tire The forts and hold them 10 prevent the
landing Of British achievements.
The Beers rely upon having supplies
enough To- last them for a year. They eN-
pect before a year has expired that Rus
sia will intervene by creating a diversion
in some part of the British dominions. All
The Burghers count privately on receiving
support from Cane Colony.
ALL HONORABLE MEANS.
BLOEMFCNTEIN. Sept. 1.-THE Volks-
r8ad. OF the Orange Free state. has re-
solved Go instruct the Transvaal govern
ment to use every means % insure peace
without violating the honor or iudepen-
dence Of the Free state or the TransvaaL
In "a further resolution the Nolksraad de-
c.8red its opinion that war would be
criminal. but asserted that come what
might. the Free State would faithfully
fulfill its obligations 10 the Transvaal in
virtue of the existing political alliance.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-28

of Mississippi. are in the city, they are
Adjutant General VIM. Henry, colonel H.
Levy, Colonel Virgil Jones, and LIeuten-
ant \. Bushman.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-28
A Venezuelan Romh.

CARACAS. Sept 2z-The Venezuelan
Forelgn once building was badly dam
aged to-day by the explosion Of a bomb.
No one was killed.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-28
The Point Of Wow.

Wigs. Hes a vergy fast young man."
Wares. Not at AL. He's slow"
Wigs: Evidently YOU don't know how
he spends his money.
Wages: well. l know how he pays his
debts. catholic Standard and Times.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-28

hington az Boston
.ew York at Philadelphia,
Brooklyn at baltimore.
Cincinnati at Plttsburg,
ST. Louis az Louisville
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-28
no CURE A C0LD ~ ONE DAY.

fake Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets.
Am druggists refund the money II 1t fails
to cure. L. W. Groves signature is on
each tox. 2Jc.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-28
Football Games.

University of Pennsylvania a. ffahh'H
and Marshall college. o.
Cornell. Il: Syracuse University. D.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-28

second and third heats. Time. los; 1906
- O. b. Cooper's Mariel took FIRST heat.
Time. 1906.
F~ourth-mne. purse {l00-Wm. Garth's
Royal Rover first. i. ID. Welr's Arian
second. Time. i.4S.
Patchen Wins.
WICHITA. KAN, Sept 27-On his ma
tive heath. which ne left as a yearling
nine years ago. JOIN r.. Gentry to-day
pushed joe Patchen TO the utmost In The
best speed exhibition OF the year. Patchen
winning In two straight heats. I'm the
remarkable time OF 2.3 - n 200 II.
The time by quarters was:
First heat-5l II. 1903. loo 10. 2:O3 IL
Second hoat--3l. 1902 L. 1888, 2.02 IL.
The last quarter was in - 10.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-28
GOSSIP OF THE LOBBIES,
Mr.. Winn's Candidacy-Mr. Pitcher
NM GpcoE la r,boetor- N,toe

NJ. w.t.. 1o.,. n. NIL
"'' WIN" ~""u"u"c9 "i' '''"er
May Speak in Manchcster-NOtes.
7rr AZ G. Wino 80 Ts,neobur~ vh, Go
~. - 49,
~ '"1 N'" TUT" % "H1H seen i"91 eFeI-
ing, stated that the report that DEE has
Withdrawn from tho Twentv-c.ebth dis
t,i.. .1r.r.,, -f,. a.,.t-..
fo,,Nl.tirr was "' ""
80 30. .s H.. ,t-irn vi,u-
rorfar ..tb. s.natc-, ro,,f,e. nf d..
~. 1
h I'm 0',lon, gnu %" DID 'n9
".' '" tIV Hi.7' loW l"o l'p0i' oIil
l'"t'i tl"@ } ""N "i'N'l""N Vt "-.NDet
~ "-thuIa"' i7 q Hll aleIt 20 me-, DIt /
DeIeNe u "a7 7'aiteA h- .vll' ON, Ni-
friendly To- my caIulaacy. 40 uol lhihk
mere ls amy oQuDl aa To- my ele-.l9h, nul
/ VIII hesih tle cdnNass on ms p 'ilct
next M"n9ds' d"u VIII commune u"t" e'ee-
ZION u"S'
The Shenandoah contest dates from the
nomination OF j.. T.. Filler by the conyeu-
ton called bv the old chairman. :. H..
ATilev. and the nomination of Josiah
Stcklev on the same day. but bv "a COM
venfion i-ndenendenffv called and held
I'm another nlace The feht has been
characterized bv great bitterness. in
which old dissatisfsction with the exist
mo marty status cropned out. 10 is feared
mat Inc nrospect is small for q settlement
OF the differences. Should the committee
mM H mAH
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-28
ghc Second Game Being Called on
Account OF Darkncss-SL Louis
Bunchcd Their Hits and Won
From CoIoncis-OthcrG Games


Boston. Il: Washington. 8
Philadelphia. OILS. Baltimore, Ito
CHICAGO. az. Pittsburg, IL.
Brooklyn. z: New York. o.
St. Louis. >; Louisville. 2.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1899-12-09
HortA Woxyantown.

The electric light plant was got
ten ready to start last night after
ten o'clock and the lights then came
on. The repairs to the boiler took
two days to finish and during that
time there was no current in the
wires. Better luck is hoped for af-
ter this.
The brick people OF Morgantown
have no cause to complain OF the sea
son that they have just finished and
next year is expected to be even bet
ter than the present one has proven
itself to be. The establishment of
a new plant will help things might
ly around here. That is one of the
possibilities of the coming year.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1899-12-09
ABOUT CUR FRIENDS.
Personal Mention Of Prominent People
Where they are and How they are.

KtABUHaA McntA0n Ht EIUmfHt M t0ufS
Where they are and How they are.
Miss Helen Fleming of Fairmont
is here the guest of the Misses Ten
nant.
Miss Hickman of Fairmont is Wis
iting Mr.. and Mrs. M. C. Tough on
Sunnyside.
Mrs. Moorhead and Mrs. j. NJ.
Wood left on the noon train Satur-
day for Fairmont where they will
visit Mrs. A. G. Hall for several
days.
Mr.. Parsons, whose family reside in
Sunnyside is in Dawson City. He has
been in the Klondyke since the orig
inal strike there, and will remain
there some time yet.
Our good friend Mr.. E. ]. Tenant,
of Stattlers Run, was in town to-day
on business. This was his first visit
here for about year. His friends
are always pleased to see him.
Rev. /. A. Barnes returned this af-
ternoon from Mount Morris where he
has been for the past week assisting
Rev. Mr.. McNemar in a revival which
has been in progress over there.
Jason Clark left on Friday evening
for Cameron where he went to attend
the funeral of Mrs. Wolyington his
wife's mother to-day. Mrs. S. S.
Simpkins has also gone to Cameron
for the same purpose.
f. K. O'Kelley and Captain j. r..
Miller who have been over in Garrett
county for couple of weeks are back
at home. They report that they had
an elegant time among the game In
that section and brought home wild
turkey together with peck of quail
and pheasants.
Mrs. Lizzie Pickenpaugh, a. we'll
known lady of this place, has been
! suffering for sometime from malig-
nant carbunkle on the back OF her
head. 1t has caused her intense suf-
| fering for sometime but we are glad
to note there is some indication of
improvement at present.
The four paragraphs below Of inter
est TO some OF our people are from the
| Grafton Leader:
| Hugh Warder returned TO school at
Morgantown Monday, after having
spent several days visiting relatives
| here.
Lee Weaver, of Morgantown, was
the guest of his sister, Mrs. Nelson
Lewellyn, of the West Side, several
days the last of the week.
| Engineer Matt Allender was in
Elkins Tuesday on business. Mrs.
Allender accompanied him as far as
Belington, where she visited Mrs. Jas.
Hickman several days.
q. N. Arnett and others, OF Fair
mont, have purchased several hundred
acres OF coal land at Irontown, and
will open mines and build coke ovens,
employing 500 men.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1899-12-09


THE mail tox at the head Of Main
street has been replaced much to the
convenience of the patrons in that
section of town. The box was re-
moved sometime ago but the people
in that part of town asked that it be
replaced. The postoffice people had
them put in the post and the box
was sent back. 1t is very greatly
appreciated.
ATTENTION is called by the postof
fee people to the arrangements that
the people living along the route OF
the rural mail delivery will have to
make in order to get the fullest adj
vantage of the service. They will
have to put in mail boxes for the re-
ception of their mail. These must
be in accordance with the wishes of
the department or the mail will not
be left in them.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1899-12-09
Hs to Photograph HIbMinse.


We have some fair quality Plush
and Celluloid Albums that we
sell at 75c and 85c. These of
course are not extra but for ST. rs
to $1.75 we can furnish you some
things of excellent value in Plush.
In Leather we offer some fine
goods, both end or oblong open
ing and side opening. The prices
run from $500 to $3.50, but the
goods are worth much more.
Musical Albums that play a reg
ular tune while you look at the
pictures. A great novelty. Also
Fine Easel Albums. A great
many people have been pleased
with our Albums. We believe
you will too.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1899-12-09
$parrows Chocolates are The best

We sell them. They are put up
in such beautiful packages too.
Try box of Sparrows' for your
sweetheart.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1899-12-09
Zine candles.

We could sell cheap candies per-
haps but we prefer to sell just
what is known to be the best.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1899-12-09
We will Speak bere@.

About the beauty of some of our
Fancy Box Papers. We have
first of all Initial Papers at soc,
initial in gold. Then we have
the Hurburt's Royal Arms a deep
purple paper on which you use
white ink. It's late novelty.
But it is our better goods that
cost 85c, $1.25 and $500 a box
that we invite your attention for
Christmas. You can see them
in our windows but step inside
for close inspections.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1899-12-09
tn ACME BOOK STORE,
HI. L. SwISHER, Proprietor.

THE Old Maids Convention" is
all the talk by young and old-Opera
House, Dec. 16.
A GOOD book makes very nice
Christmas gift. They have a great
many at Swisher's and they are very
cheap.
YOU can buy Jackets, Capes, Etc J,
at your own price at the Novelty
Cos.
TRAMPs, strong hearty looking fell
lows, still visit this place. There is
no excuse for them whatever. They
are vagabonds from choice and will
be nothing else as long as they can
get free rations. Everybody should
turn them.away.
A LATE ruling OF the Postoffice
Department debars married women
from service as clerks in postoffices.
1t is no doubt made on the supposi-
ton that married woman's husband
should support her and not she sup
port the husband.
A NICE decorated Lamp makes a
beautiful Xmas present. The Nov
city Co., have the largest and most
beautiful line of Lamps in town.
The engineering class at the Uni
versity went on practice trip up
Decker's Creek this morning. They
were equipped as though for regular
mountain job having their dinner
buckets and various other parapherna-
liza for such work. The class was in
charge of Prof r. L. Morris.