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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1900-09-11
10. 8apitetl.
81 unb II r.

8on benz einIamen Sprfe Widbauz
fen, untpeit Der 8eite S9pabed, tDnte
bic Sriebbofelode gar traurig uno
pebmiitbig bur9 ben Hebel zines biz
Eiteren Serbitmprgens. yWas lit ods?"
fraste Sismunp @Gblsr, Der in einem
entleeenen SirtenbauSe frant parniez
Der lag. llnb @eit 8nau bon Goitnib,
Der oes grGmli6en Hitters pfleste,
antiportets nit sebdmpfter Stimme:
Die 2eihe pes Maisrs BON Midbduz
len tpiro 81 9rabe s~etragen. Der biz
iterumflorte 3us muB bier poriiber!
Sort ibr oaa Gequiem oes pidffleins
unb ben @eians Der rabsnidparSen
SrGaer2"
DER Ritter itemmts ii%. 10 gut es
fem tonnte, ans Senitergeiims, unp
mari ben matten Bid binaus in bte
tribe 2anoidaft, oas Bib Der Ser
sGngli9tett uno oes l1nbeitanoes aIss
Srbii6en. Va Iummte Der 9rabse=
fang gu ieinen Sbren:
,Wir tragen bid, bu Grbenitdub,
CUR falten 9rube elm!
BORT pirit bu balo Der Wiirmsr
Eaub
unb ibre Spsiis isin!
Soft sebe in Der 8rettertrub'
Dir, arms Sii1s, Sroit unb Rub'!"
uno bic Stimmen Der alien Weib=
lein, bic fir bic Seele ees 8eritprbes
men ben HpientranS berabmurmelten
unb bas eintDniss alinstlans Der
@rabslode miI9ten ii6 gar ionberbar
in bieies Srauerlieo Der SrGssr. Sig
numb @Gbler iant ermattstsr auf bds
Strobpoliter 5uriid, uno elm tiefes
Su uno N6 ent3itterte feline bla1en
9ippen. Der Siidpeit i6isn bic err
i4utternbe gmpfinouns nit benz Mitz
ter su tbeilen. Senn audi er ftanb
gang perbliifft unp tisf srsriffen ppn
Der Saene, bic poriiberssi6auert, me-
ben benz barten, leibensponen &ranz
tenlaser ieines SiinbengenoHsn. gs
berri4te cine SootenIills in Der Siits
te, bis Der 9rabseians perlummt uno
ods Srieobofsl0dlein pertlungen. -
.Nun bat oas unbarmbsraiae 9rab
feline 8eute talt umfaugsn!" 5totterte
enoli9 Bitter @dBler unb rieb nit
Der magern Sanb bic runaelise Stirne,
als poate er pespii6en bic grinnes
rung an ar bic @rGuel, bic er leitt>
iinnis uno bosbaft i6pn periibt.
.WaS meinit pu Siidpsit9" fubr er,
ben goitniBer Gnsitli6 fraasno unb
per5peiflunespoa ld1elnb an, ,piro
Die 5%potentrube ni1t balo audi bieien
mpri6en 0eib oeri6lisben9"
rRitter. ibr iprsht in 5ieberalutb!"
erpioerte Der 5if1peit in einem Zone,
Der ipobl perrietb. baB sr islbIt bon
@epihsnsaugit sefolteft psrbe. Damn
fraste er, UNI oas 8eiprd1 auf einen
anoern @esenitanb gu leiten: son
i6 suh nidt ersGblsn, ipas Iif beim
Yranoe bon S6pabed auaetraeen?"
.Sas peiB i1 better, ais Der SsiIds
psit bon GoitniBA; sntsesnete Der Tit=
ter. S%Qsin ID wpats hOH. pab id e.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1900-09-11
8. &apttel.
Die camille auf Dem g a T.
reinforce.

Dor ibrer nit Oornsn uno Sage
buden psrpadisnen Siitte auf benz
3arrenberse fab bic alte Serentrube,
unb ipann emiig ben gelben Sla4s
bonn Hpden, ben fie permittelit elmer
bGnfsnen S9nur limits um hire 2enbe
befeitigt bate. Sic mari bon Seit gu
Belt einen freunoliben Bid auf bas
Moosbett unter bic iunse Sdnne, no,
bin feds Stuncen bes Soges bic miloe
6erbftionne ibrs erpGrmenoen Strabs
len ianote.
BORT f9lummerte Der feline lllri6
bon S9pabed. yIrmer &nabe", bub
lie leiie an, uno piI6te ii9 cine
Sbrdne bon Der brGunlihen Wanee;
.pie serne bdtte iG bid oeiner Muts
ter pieoer auriideegeben = daein bic
5iisuns 9ottes bat es anoers sspolt.
9rdfin 2uomila lit peri9punben;
man peib ni9t, ppbin9 lno bod
bslinn' i6 mid re4t? 9u, Der piloe
Bitter @dBler = bod itil, itia. arme
Srube! 3erreiBe Dir niht IelbIt pein
trantes Sers 10 idmmerli6! = @uf
@iiela bat man ni9t pieber seieben.
Sunbsrtmal f6li9 id bur6 bic balbs
peri6iitteten 8osengGnse oes nieoer>
gebrannten S6wabed. Die 2eute
floben ben @nblid Der rGtbielbdften
5ruoe untsr ben idauerli9sn Ruinen.
Sd babe feline Spur bon ben neibli>
6en 8eipobnern entoedt- unb Nisr
manb lam mir cine &unbe geben.
Die frommen Seelen baben unter Der
9ranpitdtte ibr aaSufriibes 8rab sss
%funben; unb Der Mllbarmber3iss Der
ben 9libfrabl seianbt aus isinsn
9epitterbDben, mOse linen gnGoig
iein. SD aber mill ben Spr0Blins
Der eolen 9rafen bon S9pabsd aufs
ersieben unb bepabren fir cine sliids
li6ere 3utunft. Sas 8ndblsin Iei
mir Griab fir ben idredli6sn Der
luit faum pertoitster Muttsrfreuben.
llnb @ptt bore meinsn trGftisen 8ors
iaB i'm @nseii6te bss reinsn, blauen
Simmels: SD min ben 8naban
fromm uno fart beranbilben gum
i6Onen, ppblerfabrenen Sitter, bamit
er emit ieinem alternben Batter, Der inn
ssIobtsn aaubs i~treitst. gu S4ut uub
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1900-09-11

bat, bic boben Sannen bier auf benz
&arrenberse, pis bic t~leinen, Sarten
8liimlein an Der Grbe. bic seipaltigen
Gi9en oriiben an Der Selieni6lu6t,
rpie bic flare AueQe, bic ou aus gez
ringer @ntfernung rieieln bort; Der
bic Spnne bes Cages sei6dffen bat,
unb bas Monbli1t unb bic Sterne
Der Mitterndht, Der nett uber allen
SDben uno Welten ieinen eplsen
Sbron aufsei4lasen, bon benz er ber'
nieberiiebt auf ale 9efGOpfe, Inn lie
gu leiten uno gu lenten an istner auz
mG6tisen Sanb - Der 1T bein 8atsr.
Gr ioret fir bid, pie fir bas Uose=
lein in ben @eitrduhen, pte fir Die
8lume bes seloes. Su oarfit ttnos
li4 gu linn aufidauen, gu ibm beten,
ale beine 2eiben, ane oeine 5reuoen
ibm aufri9tts ans Sers lssen -
unb er pirb bid ME perldhen fur aue
Sage beines 2ebens."
Sieie @ebe ma9te einen lebbaft
riihrenben Ginbrud in oas peihe
6ers bes &naben. Iufmerfidm
fhaute sr in bas anseiidt Der @lten,
bic linn auf einmdl ni6t pte cine gee
Ipeniterbafte Sere, nein, fGit lteber
unb freunbli6er, ais 8die 9iield, 10
sdrtlid unb fromm, als bic eigene
Wutter, borfam. unb inoem er ibrs
magers, brGunli6e Sanb an feline
Gippen briidte, FUR er gu beten fort:
,@ebeilisst psrbe oein Rdme!!"
Sierauf nabm iie ben &naben, Der
nun idpn san3 sutrauli9 ssporoeH
mar, an Der Sanb. unb fibrte ibn in
bic Siitte. Sa risf lie ben alien aatsr
uno pfiff ben 8Daelein auf ben Bduz
men. Oas 9ebbDdlein tam audi oaa
GerqeIprunsen; unb bas Ritterbiiblein
Bate cine 5rsube, oab es laut aufs
la6ts. .9si ia, BET ia!" rief es, DOS
lit ia allerliebit!!" unb itreute ben VOs
qeln ssutter, une eab benz Heb cine
8robrinbs; uno Der &ater mubte auf>
tpdrten. -
gertrub absr itanb in Der Stuben.
ede unp iasts gu ii6 ielbit: % tino@
liae @infalt, pie ielis lit bic 3eit oeiz
ner unmiinpieen Sage! Bel un16ul<
biaem Spiel pergibt Der anabe oas
uneliid ieiner Suseno unb tann gar
bdlo ben 8erluit Der linn entrtnenen
gltern ertragen. - Nir aber. 0 8ott
Der Sulb, bait bu cine Sreuoe sei6idt
in bieIe tr%auerpole @iniamteit. Wobl
perpobrt pil i9 Dir emit oas pfano
suriidsebsn, bas beine Weisbeit ano
8aterliebe mir dnpertraut."
60 lebts pisie Gamilie auf benz
&arrenberse, bic in elmer permeintliz
den !Sers, einsm RittersiDbnlsin, aus
sabmen pisrfiibigen Sbieren unb ben
muntern 0Dgslein Der na4barliten
9sitrGuGs beitunb, bsiiammen in pers
trauli9er Srieol;Steit. limb Der
anabe, tpenn er audi bic uno oa bic
8erganssnbeit auf Shpabed unauz
1ammenbGnaeno in grinnerung
brdhte, mar gar balo bur6 Wtiloe
ober @rnit BON Settle Der Bflsssmutter
gu beidpidtisen. =
Oieie aber that, mas in ibren &rdf>
ten lag, ben 80rper, ben 9eiit uno
bas Ser5 bes pflesslings. ben ibr of
fenbor bic epige 8orii9t sugeianot,
bsranSubilSen, bamit er emit DOR aller
Wslt ii9 seieen tonne, ais elm piirbiz
ger SprOiie bon S4pubsd's eplen
4bnen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1900-09-11

brau9te i9 beine fali9e Na9ri9t,
Wernber lei geitorben. limb od i9
bennpa ni9t iiegte iiber 2uomila's
treues uno reines Ser5, bat bic 9Dae
MIDI beDogen, oas gauge altaoeli6e
srGfli4e 9ei4le9t ms 9eroerben gu
i"tir5en, gu perni6ten. Oas 9epitter
iener Shauernaht, bas Der Simmef
5ulieb, pielei6t Ianbte, um mid gu
befern unb ale meme 9erbreden gut
81 MAIDEN, bab' i4 i6Gnoli9 beniiBt,
ben SOaenplan aussufubren. 2ub>
milla liest tpbt, Stfela unter ben
Sriimmern %begraben, ods &nGblein in
ben Irmen elmer Sere. Wer peiB,
mas nit ibm sei9eben, pieQei6t perz
to6t i'm fieoenben &efel zines geiiter>
baften 3aubers; uno i9, 5ermalmt
bon Der iiberiroii6sn Gri6einuns
meiner Satin, aerriittet an allen @lies
bern, fat perSebrt bon 9epihens6iis
len, aus Der @eritpdtbeit aufgei9redt
our9 2eiden5ug uno 9rabge1ang,
bingebalten BON grGbli6en Steber
tPUSNUSi "ulpSN Qt2 JtUlpSio uNp
Der Seele - benz unpermeioli6eR
Sobs ndbe. Belt, 9eit, Der Maier
bon Widbauien liest audi bssraben!"
Sier I6pies Der Bitter unb i9aute
psr3peifluussppl auf iein Serbrp9e-
mes gein bernieDer. Der Sii6oeit
poIte immer nod ni6t antlporten.
9lber es mar bieB S4psisen ni9t
bic Sru6f. fortoauernoer 0eritodtbeit,
nein. bas 3ei6en zines enti9sioenoen
9epifcnstampfes. gnbliG frdgte err
balblaut unb cine ShrGne itabl fih
aus benz i4pur3en auge: nWas lit
gu tbun?"
Sn Dem Qugenblide I9aute elm fabz
Ter ,run5eIiger, aber ebrniirOiser
Mannstppf gum tleinen Seniter bers
elm. Der Sitter fubr srf6redt suIamz
men. Op3 Der Sif6peit ertldrts bic
@ri4einung: r@s lit bas Pfdfflein
bon Midbauien!"
GprtfeBu1gfpIgt.)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1900-09-11
GprtfeB

oentit Ou bin - bas lit i9on bas
feGite &leib in bier Wr6en!!"
Srau: nQ6er bas ma1t bod niGts!
Sc mebr 3leioer tb babe, beitu mebr
ihons id ieoes!"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1900-09-11

aus benz 2eben.
@inen a d S9mut gu tragen,
Sarf setroit Der Hei6e fpagen;
Oo4 benz mittelloen Wi1t
9laubt nan audi ben d. ni6t.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1900-04-11
CANNOT COME
Lieut.. Pierce will not be Commandant at
w. L. u Consolidation of FairmOnt
& Pa.atine PostoiIiees.

WASHINGTON, April. l0-senator
Elkins has been informed by the
war department, with the approval
of the President, that no officer on
on the active list of the army can
he detailed TO serve as military in
structor at educational institutions
until nostilities in the Philippines
come to an end The senator had
urged the detail to the West Vir-
ginia University of Lieut.. Palmer
E. Pierce. The application for the
lieutenant's services was made
some time ago by the board OF re-
gents, through its chairman, Hon.
George c. Sturgiss, Prof l. E. White
and other citizens, giving it their
Endorsement.
AS heretofore noted steps are be-
ing taken for the extension of the
carrier system Of mail delivery to
the First ward of Fairmont. This
will naturally cause the consolda-
ton of the two postoiliees, the Pal.
atine office being abolished. 1t is
understood the postmaster there
will continue in the service under
the enlarged system. The enter
prising town was recently greatly
increased in area and population by
the absorption of the outlying Dor
oughs under the name Of Fairmont,
and as one of the fruits of the Re
publican administration the postal
facilities are being developed at a
pace equal to the improved eondi-
ton Of affairs wrought by the enter
prise of the people Four of the
five warde have already the benefit
of the carrier delivery and largely
through the influence of Senator
Elklns, the extension of the system
is guaranteed, and rural delivery as
well
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1900-04-11
sudden Death of James Wright.

The community was shocked yes
terday evening when the news was
flashed over town that James Wright
one of our old and widely known cit
liens had fallen dead at his home in
South Morgantown. Though Mr..
Wright had not been in robust
health tor some time no one antici
pated such a sudden termination Of
his career Deceased was born in
Somerset county, Pa, and was IS
years of age on the 10Th day Of No
vember last. Fifty three years ago
when a young man he came to Nor
gantown and has resided here con
tinuously since then except one year
which was spent in Preston county,.
At the time he came here he was
married to Miss MaryAnn Pierpoint.
To them six children were born five
\ of whom with Mrs. Wright survive
him. They are Mrs. Frum, of Cass
VILE; Mrs. L. 2. Holland, of Clinton
district; Mrs. Winger, Palmon J..
and Edward, of Morgantown. De
ceased was carpenter and followed
that business until advancing age
compelled him to retire some years
ago. He had amassed competence
and leaves considerable valuable
property. He had been a member
of the M. p. church for more than
thirty years and had been an Odd
Fellow for probably forty years. The
funeral will take place on Thursday
afternoon at 2 o'clock and will be
conducted by that order. Interment
will be in Oak Grove.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1900-04-11
MEREDITH FOR CONGRESS-.
The Fairmont Man Announces Himself
Candidate.

FAtRMoNT, w. Va, April IL
Hon. w. S. Meredith, of this city, has
announced himself as a candidate for
the nomination of congressman on
the republican ticket from this dis
trict Mr. Meredith is gentleman
of fine qualities. He has made can
vass of the counties of the eastern
panhandle and is firmly convinced
that he will receive good majority of
the votes there on the second ballot.
1t is claimed that the delegations
from the counties Of Preston and Ma
ri9n are solid for the Fairmont man,
and up in the old county of Randolph,
which is known as the "Elkins battle
ground,n Mr.. Meredith will carry a
safe majority of the votes cast at the
convention.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1900-04-11
SAME OLD CHARGE.
Senior Is Alleged to be Incomp-
tent BY Raymond.

Dismisses Van A. Barrickman Lead
ing Member OF Senior Class From
His Classroom Grades Made By Bar
hickman Subject is Made His Major
He Has Been Pursuing it For Years
With signal Success.
Van A. Barrickman member OF
THE senior class and a student who
has mace economics his major has
/ been dismissed from the class under
DR.. Raymodd in that branch on the
estensible grounds that he has not
had the necessary prerequisites.
This has reference to course that he
should have taken two or three years
ago
An equivalent was taken at that
time under DIR. Reynolds and there
was no question raised by any one un-
til the beginning of this term and
after Barrickman had signed a state
ment and presented it to the board OF
regents to the effect that he did not
believe DR. Raymond competent to
teach economics.
der DR.. Reynolds and three under
DR.. Hamilton before DR. Raymonds
classes were entered by Barrickman.
Here he has already had three terms
work with grades Of 81, 81 and 81
being up with the leaders Of the class.
To graduate it requires the compile
tion Of forty terms work and of this
Van has had eight in economics. At
this late day within three months of
his graduation DR.. Raymond finds
that he is not competent to pursue
the study any further and drops him
from the class.
1t is a matter of general remark
that he did not find out the young
mans un1tness until the latter had
presented a statement calling into
question the ability Of DR.. Raymond
as a teacher. 1t is only another in
stance of the way in which that learn
ed gentleman does business.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1900-04-11
THIS NOTED HOTEL MAN
And Andrew Carnegie RaiIrOaded To.
gether.

Mr. George w. Hoover, manager of
the Baltimore & Ohio hotel at Graf
ton and one of the best known rail-
in Washington.
He was conductor on the first Bal
timore & Ohio train to leave Cum
berland for the west, and is said to
have been conductor on the train
on which Andrew Carnegie, the mill
lionaire steel merchant, was brake
man.
He went to Washington to visit
his wife. who was at her daughters
home in Washington undergoing treat
ment, and took sick and died as stat
ed. Mr.. Hoover was known far and
wide to the travelling public.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1900-04-11
Preparatory to Building.

The large lot at the head of Main
street purchased by Mrs. Walters and
the Episcopal church from w. f.
Glasscock is being graded down by
Col. Gilmore and force of men un-
der his charge. The work began this
morning. 1t will not be graded to a
level with the side walk but will be
left several feet above it. The resi-
dence of Mrs. Walters is to begin soon.
The church will be removed from its
present location to the new lot.
When the grading is finished it will
be the best situation in town.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1900-04-11

tor Clark's highest aspirations re-
garding its influence in causing the
young to cling closely TO Christianity.
An article by DR.. Clark written in
THE Gohgregationalist, shorty af-
forwards, concerning this work. was
widely read and societies began TO
spring up in all portions OF the coun-
try thus sowing the seed from which
has come forth the more than 55, 000
societies now in existence.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1900-04-11
The Lucky Numbers.

Four, Eleven, Forty four. These
are the lucky numbers given the three
sisters, by Miller's New Method Laun-
dry. Each bundle of laundry from
South Morgantown will be numbered
A, Seneca IL, Greenmont A. | will
place an agent in each town next
week. All work guaranteed. Both
phones 139. East and North Morgan
towns numbers will be given later
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1900-04-11
ASSIGNEE'S SALE
OF Store at Public Auction on April
4th.

will sell at public auction at Hun
dred, w. Va, on Wednesday, April
4th 1900, between the hours of IL and
o'clock large stock of general mer-
chandise, assigned by T. B. Hamil-
ton. Bond has been filed in the
Clerks office in the county court Of
Wetzel county as the law requires in
this assignment. Terms, cash in
hand on day of sale.
The above sale continued to April
14th, 1900, between the hours above
named
VIM. M. KINCAID, assignee,
Cameron, w. Va.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1900-04-11
One Better, other Worse.

Bruce Robinson steadily improves
from his attack OF lock jaw and will
be well again in short time. Will
liam Rude who has been suffering
from hiccoughs and pneumonia is get
ting weaker and the hlccoughs have
returned. There is very little hope
for his recovery.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1900-04-11
Funeral OF Mrs. Dale,

The funeral Of the late Mrs. Mary
Pike Dale of Foxburg took place at
noon Wednesday from the train. In
terment was in Oak Grove. The SER
vices were conducted by Rev. DIR. Cas-
wall of the Episcopal church. Mrs.
Dale was the mother Of Mrs. E. M.
Grantof this place. She died suddenly
on Monday evening Of heart disease.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1900-04-11
Players Collfded.

Lee Deming ran into Ross Aiken
on the baseball field on Tuesday af
ternoon and was badly Jared by the
collision. The two players did not
see one another and were after high
ball when they collided. Deming
was badly knocked out for shor:
time.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1900-04-11
Easter Greetings.

There is nothing more appropriate
for Easter gifts than box or basket
of 'sReymer's" fine candy. Leave
your order early with your s'candy
man" and take none but ''Reymer's"
if you would have the best.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1900-04-11
Business Meeting.

After the prayer meeting at the
Nj. P. church this evening very inn
portant business meeting will be
held. All of tle members are urged
to be present.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1900-04-11

Wanted.

Everybody to know that / have
moved my store from the Wood build
ing to the Moreland room, corner of
Main and Peasants streets.
If Il. N. SMITH, The Jeweler.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1900-04-11
Miss Sarah TAFT Entertains.

Miss Sarah TAFT entertained a
large number of her young friends at
her home on Front street Tuesday
evening.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1900-04-11
Help Wanted.

Wanted Immediately at Hotel Pea
body chamber maid, girl for kitch-
en-, dining room girls and second
cook. Good wages Call at once.
Mrs. L. j. PEABODY.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1900-04-11
THIS EVENING
Will Occur the Kellar Il JOlliffe Open
ing-Eyerything Ready For The


ing-Everything Ready For The
Event.
Messrs. Kellar & Jolliffe inform us
that they have everything ready for
the opening at their store as hereto
fore announced. They will be glad to
see everyone this evening from to II
o'clock aud will entertain them royal
ly. The Hartigan orchestra will dis
pense music during the evening No
goods will be sold at the opening but
tomorrow morning they will open
with very large, varied and beauti-
full stock and will be pleased to supply
your wants then. This evening is
merely to show you their handsome
store and make your acquaintance.
Go and see them,
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1900-04-11
Eyes Examined

For all defects of the eyes, free of
charge, by Russell A. Hayes, Optician,
with Geo. G. Hayes & Co., leading
jewellers.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1900-04-11
FAIRMONT KICKS.
Courthouse Said to Cost Too Much
Money-Some People Claim the work
is Not Being Done Properly General
News aud Notes From Fairmont.

FAIRMeNT, w. Va, April 11-Con-
siderable complaint is being heard
from different sources in regard to the
sum Of money which is being spent
through the building of the new court
house. There has been general war
fare existing over the courthouse mat
ter ever since the old structure was
torn down. The new building pre-
sents grand appearance, and should
be thing of beauty as well as "a
joy forever The amount of the con-
tract at which this building was to be
erected was about $40. 600. 1t is al
legged there has been paid already a
sum of nearly $500, 900 and the build
ing is not completed yet. From the
outward appearance of the building
no one should complain even though
much larger figure be paid, but that
is not all. 1t is said that some of the
seams In the roof cutters have burst
ed allowing the water to leak through
in places keeping the masonry work
wet all the time. If this be true the
matter should be investigated at once
i before the contractors have gotten
their money and gone. This is too
fine building to be ruined in this
manner at almost the time of com
pletion.
A GANG OF ROBBERS.
The gang of robbers who have been
terrorizing the people of this section
are still keeping up their depreda-
tions. 1t has only been a few days
since the robbers entered the postoff1ce
at Barracksville by prying open the
door. However, they were sadly dis
appointed, as the postmaster had ia
ken the money and stamps home with
him. They searched for valuables
everywhere but found none This
work will perhaps 60 on until some of
the gang will get their just deserts--a
load of buckshot.
Mrs Smith Hood, of the South
Side, who has been ia very i'll health
/ for some time, was taken TO hospi-
tai in Baltimore last week for treat
ment. 1t is hoped that she may re-
i turn much improved in health.
Preparations have been made for
free mail delivery in Palatine, begin
ming July l. Two carriers will be
employed and it is understood that
the postotfice in that place will then
/ be discontinued
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For Sala-A Bargain,

Farm of 1852 acres. For particu
lars call on, Jason CLARK,
Morgantown, w. Va.
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The Weather.

Rain tonight Clearing and cold
er Thursday
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NoBBY clothing for young men,
boys and youths at Hirschmans.
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For Sale.

A desirable lot on Prospect street
For terms, apply to Miss Boughner
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BIKE pants at Hirschmans.
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THE C. E. CONVENTION.
1t Will Meet Here May IS. 10
and II.

Some Bits Of the History of this Organ
ization From Little Church Up in
Maine Started the Move that has
Grown to Include Fifty five Thousand
Societies. organtewn People will
Leave Nothing undone to Entertain
the Visitors.