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sDincultics give way TO diligence" and
Sarsaparilla A taken. II purifes and enrich
Is and yitalizes the blood, cures that tired
feeling, and tones up the whole system
Take itnow.
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Miss. Jane hager, teacher OF piano
and organ. 123 Broad street.
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4eeeeeeeoSe ~7oOsaSsO0oOe
pepI LOCAL MELANGE.,

The 6nest line OF perfumes in the
city htsLillie's.
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Educate Yoor Bowels with Cascarets.
@ @Sasss asaos & fIsi Ssssss %onsy
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The non.irritatlns cathartlc Hoods pm.
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Richard Kenefick, an uncle OF w. II.
Coyle, Is here visiting the latter. His
home is now In Del Rapids, Dakota.
he formerly lived in Ackley, Iowa,
where he was at the birth OF Mr..
Coyle. Mr. KeneAck has large lot OF
children he has been making the "trip
TO see. He is now just from a visit In
California.
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Ano K. Mum, 3499
Nota'j I !. del ]: dia. |
u - - - : :
Los jueces.

a Hin una de estas notas tratamos
d. los aica'des Hoy toca su turnos
& los jueces X como nos referire-
mos en- particular q los jueces mum
cipsles, debiera esta. NJ ta llevar el
rubru de eLos Secretarios dc juzga
q $. > que son realmente los jueces
de cada demFarcacion. ..-.-.
El primer nal de que adolece
aquf | administration de justicia es
que la querem muy barata y gene:
Ia mente 10 barato resulta malo..
Mientras les concedemos a los
alcaldes sueldos bastante remunera
tivos, al juez Sc Ie MEGA para
impartir justicia y no caer de bruces
en- las garras del secretarlo, el Juez
tiene que tener conocimientos espe,
ciales de la jurisprudencia, sagaci
dad en- la Investigation de hechos,
honrudez en- los procedimiel4tos y
viz rilidad firme "a para sostener los
mahd datos de la ley.
por O. O detfa un escritOr cuba
no !labando de 10 que debe ser uu
juez;
Ell juez segun el Koran, debe
scr el sabio obscurecido, ell hombre
ex4nto de- pasiones y abundante de
virtudes Necesita fortaleza de cuer
po y de espfritu, como dice Gross
parodiando frases de Goethe: "Si te
sientes debil no seas juez; mas 81 10
eres, e energico y firme.'
Y para este es necesario8 tener
garantido el libre ejercicio de su mi,
nj ,tel 10 cubiertas las exigencias
de la vida.
Hay, iueces tan ignorantes de
su mi ION, que, eDmetlendose ante
su presencia una trangresi6n de la
ley, no Ia persiguen 8 investigan la
mira uccioA, porque no la habldo ma
die que sc la denuncie. ahrman
con gran aplomo que sabe de la fal-
ia 6 delto cometido que presenclo
como ciudadano; pero NC como juez.
Y ia dualidad de persona parte
de 10 POGO serio, da una triste idea
de la administracion de justicia.
Y para que sus fal)os tengan la
plentiful de la fuerza moral; las COS
lumbres y vida privada del juez de-
ben ser austeras, cxenta de vicios,
sin arranques pasionales que lie des'
| prc>tigian, nj actos concusionarios
que le degradan. En- sus negocios
particuIare ha do haber una escru
pu!osiaad que le>honren.
Porque jamas podremo com
| prender 81 efecto educativo y rege
nerador que han de producer en- la
sc ociedad el castigo del jugador por
un juez hijo de la timba, nj la conde
na del fraude per an juez especula-
dor y agiot; ia, hi cl fallo condena
torio al cohecho por el que ha co
brado honorarios para Ell sllenclC
aut. determinada falta.
E>tas condolences, de saber, mo
raiidad y frmeza solo pueden darls
ell conocimiento exacto del auguste
ministerio que ejercen para clio Sc
impone que sea una carrera la ADM
nistraci6n de justicia y que Sc dote
de leg1timos honorarios al que ma dt
dedicarse a sostener la balanza de IL
justicia entire sus conciudadanos.
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sa.as...sn

Gonzalez Candamo ha sido nom
brado Investigator cad -honorem,de
ia riqueza urbana por el alcalde mu
nicipal de AEecibo Ruiz Sagredo,
con hotivo de sus articulos publica.
dos en- estas columns con ell epfgra'
fe <iHay riqueza oculta?,
Haya 6 no ocultaciones en- la ri
queza urbana de aquella localidad,
Ruiz Sagredo Sc ma puesto la altu
ra de su mission, probando con este
sus ideas democraticas, ell respeto
y atenci6n que le merece la prensa
Raro ejemplo en- que deben inspirar
Sc las autoridades todas de la isla.
iPor que no hemos de aplaudirlo?
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Coleqio Particular

DlRIJlDO POR PEDRO MOCZO BANlET
Alaerq,,os enteawos pe1asionistas g 'aed'o
pensionistos, Gale del Sol MIN. 19 q H.
Los alumnos reciben en- este 20,
legio: 10 La instruction prlmarla,
incluyendo el ingles, dibuj o la his
toria de Puerto Rico. 20 La ms
truccion secundaria, 8 sea la prepa-
raci6n para el ingreso en- las Uni
versidades de los Estados Unldos.
50 Glasses de adorno. (dibujo' pm
tnra y musica.) 40 Teoria y praac'
tica de la Tenedurfa de libros: oe-
ran tambien admitidos, en- calldau oe
lnternos, los alumnos que desgen
,ontinuar sus estudios en- la alta Es,
cuela Americana, a donde aque!!los
concurriran vigilados por los ms.
pectores del Colegio, recibiendo
despues repasos privados de las
ssignaturas que cursen. Este "a 70.
legio tiene su fReglamento inter 7<'
que Sc enviara) a los padres que 10
sOliciten.
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DURLACH Y SPRINGER,

torturas habia caido al suelo, siu
que ell examinando 10 notase.
Las dltimas palabras de este
fueron acogidas con una saliva de
aplausos, cosa pocas veces vista en-
la Universidad Central. ......-
Los Sres &Torres Aguilar y Re-
tortillo lie felicitaban conmovidos,
mientras los alumnos de pie aplau :
dian sin rebozo. & l.
EEnombre del brillante alumno
corrfa por toda la Universidad de
boca en- boca
El adSor de tan brillaute pagi-
ma universitaria es hijo del elocuen-
te ex-ministrd senor Maura
De tai palo -. -.
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De (;abo.

.V1ctima de penosa enfermedad
fallecio en- este pueblo la virtuosa
Sra dof1a Juana Ortiz de Ramirez,
emparentada con distinguidas fami
las de esta localidad. Ia
Su entieFzo fue una verdadera
manifestation de las simpatias que
gozaba la fnada.
Acompaf1amos a sus deudos en-
su justo dolor.
El domingo % del mes en- curse
celebr6 en- el teatro de este pueblo
un meetings el partido sRepublicano
con Objeto de reorganizar ell comite
siendo eclectic presidente 81 conner
ciante don Francisco Comas Ortiz,
persona sobresaliente y enthusiastic
del partido de esta 'localidad. r.
Ell acto result6 mny concurrido,
asistieron'; varios republicanos,. .,de
Mayaguez;' San German y Hormi-
gueros, &
Ell lunes 3Odel corriente debuta-
ra en- nuestro coliseo ell cnadro de la
compaf1ia de opera italiana que &C
tuaba en- esa Capital; con marcado
interes Sc espera los artistas.
Hace dias Sc estan desaparecien
do en- esta jurisdiction cabezas de
ganado ,vacuno, hasta hoy faltan 1e
reses. - >-#.
La polic1a insular desplega to
das sus actividades para averiguar
los autores del robo.
En- ell barrio de Pedernales apa
reci6 ahogado un individuo
Las autoridades entienden Gu el
asuntO.
4 Ell CORRESPONSAL.
Caborrojo Julio % de 1900.
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:. IA Usiiva'si!!.a.
Una nota interesante,
Los bedeles dieron la voz;

Los bedeles dieron la voz;
-iPrivado!
Y atropellandose, penetraron
en- ell aula.
Confundido en- ell bullicioso CRU.
30 fba un much::cho, casi un ni1o,
de mirads. inteligente y aspecto sim
patico.
Iba q examinarse de la Ultima
asignatura de la carrera
Ell aula Sc llen6 hasta los ultl'
mos bancos.
En- la mesa del Tribunal toma'
ron asiento los Sres Aguilar y Re-
tortilo.
Llegado que le fue el turno q
<nuestro, joven, subio al estrada y
sac6 las tres bolas de ordenanza.
Tomo asfento en- la silla de las
torturas. en- esa silla que quita ell
suef1o a los <cateadoss y un momen'
to despues, sin necesidad de prosra
ma. como to 40 aquel que domina la
materia. comenz6 ell examen.
Desde los p:imeros conceptoss,
que verti6 con elocuencla dlflcA de
desoribir cause la admiration gene
raj
Los catedraticos le escuchaban
con verdadero entusiasmo; los alum
nos le admiraban con envidia.
Una interruption del SPRetor'
tillo en- forma de pregunta, dio lu
gar q que el joven examinado dlser
tase, no va sobre derecho lnterna
cional privado, sino sobre todas las
| rnator;as do Ia carrera
Aquel desbordamiento de clen-
cia no tenia fin.
Absortos catedraticos y alum
nos, seguian la maravillosa palabr'
del futuro abogado>sin perder s1la
ba.
| AL acabar ell examen, el alumni
accionaba de pie, con las mangas d
la americana subidas hasta ell code
chorreando sudor; la silla de la
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In y IT Al


lnv1tan coFdamene
Puefolco ofcnas
permanenea NeS-York z#zs
les orecen serycios desepeno de cualque
neReco que Puen necesitar peramente
los E W los de Ia a Tendran ucho rebir
Pea'qo pea ae niores recba Immediate
Los peddos deachan
Sc nos nagan tendran nuestro mayor cudado. #o7
DURLACH Y SPRINGER
Representatives. dcos las pmeras fabrcas
on1dos Comeantes Comionistas exportaci6n
Direction New-York. Direction en- Puerto-Rico
IA MAIDEN LANR.-N Y. CRY 81 FoRTALEzA
U.s. n.
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Las s!a1tiiuass
a,s.iasasiislss.
.Calculos gaIanos,

Un peri6dico de Baltimore pt.
blica las siguientes manifestations
de un polftico de ITALIA, residente en-
Washington.
Desde ahora tengo hecho el cal
culo casi exacto del resultado de las
elecciones Hacienda de Ia Union
cuatro grandes divisiones polfticas,
tendremos al lado norte del Atlanti
CO, ell Sur, los Estados del Medic y
Ia vertiente del Pacffco De estos,
Nc Kinley tiene la segujdad del
triunfo en- todos los Estados de la
primera division, hasta tocar~ con
Marylaud;' Bryan tiene seguros los
Estados del Sur, incluyendo Ken
lucky; Nc Kinley tendra suyos los
tres Estados de Washington, Oregon
y California, en- la region del Pacffi-
co, y la mitad de los Estados del
Centro y vale del Missipippi.
Conceptuo de dudosos los Esta-
dos de Indiana, Illinois, Maryland,
West Virginia, Norte y Sur Dakota.
Personalmente, no abrigo Ia menor
duda de que Nc Kinley triunfara en-
los .Estados de Illinois y West Vir-
ginia que son de todo punto ~impo-
sibles para Bryan, por mas que sus
amigos hagan las mejores combina-
clones; pero quiero suponer que allf
ohtenga algunos elementos, y doy
por sentado que tales Estados son
'dudosos Por Nc Kinley estara ell
triunfo, seguramente, en- los siguien,
tes Estados, y con los siguientes vo.
tos. Maine, 6; New Hampshire, 4;
Vermont, 4; Massachusetts, Is; Con
necticut, 6; Rhode Island, 4; New
York, 36; New Jerjey, 49,. Delawa
re, 3; Pensilvania, 80; Ohio, 23; Nj
chigan, ID; Wisconsin, 12; Minneso-
tia, 9; Iowa, 13; California, 9; Ore
gon, 4; Washington, 4; Total de vo'
tos seguros para Nc Kinley: 20S.
Bryan cuenta y tiene como Sc
guro los siguientes Estados y votos:
Virginia, 12; North Carolina,s IL;
South Carolina, 81; Georgia, 13; Flo
rida, 4; Alabama, II; Mississippi, g.;
Tennessee, 12; Louisina, 8; Texas, IS;
Kentucky, 13; Arkansas, 8; Nilsson
| ri, II; Kansas, 10; Nebraska, 8; Co.
dorado, 4; Montana, 8; Nevada, g.;
Utah, 3; Wyoming, 3; Idah, 8. To
tai 179 votos.
AdmltlenQO que los eStaoOS arIl
ba mencionados son dudosos, ten
dremos. el'siguiente numero de vo-
tos. Nc Kinley, 208; Bryan 179; du-
dosos go, total 447. Indispensables
para la election, 224. Bryan para
| triunfar debe buscarse 45 votos mas,
entire los Estados dudosos, cosa que
podria conseguir sumando a su fa'
vor todos los votos de diohos Esta-
dos, 10 cual es mas que problemati
co.
Sc alquilan habitaciones con
comida, Sc recihen comensales, y
pasajeros.
San Jose II Principal.
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A los colmlelciantes,

ST quereis evitaros molestias en-
la preparation de dec1araciones de
Aduana, solicitad el eRepertorio Al
fab6tico de la Tarifa Dingley en- es .
paf1ol, ell cual Sc encuentra de venta
en- Ponce en- Ell establecimiento de
los Sres. Vidal & Ca. 4>eun dollar Ell
ejemplar.
S~30-2
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Manuel Romero
HAXTHAUSEM.
9W SOL SO. SGT
Da classes de ingles, espanol y
teneduria de libros, hace traduccio
nes de espaf1ol a ingles y vice versa;
ventila asuntos en- los Centres Oficia
les de esta Capital y Washington y
representative del colegio de nego
clos de Taunton.
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Sc alquilan habitaciones con
comida, Sc recihen comensales, y
pasajeros.
San jose II Principal.
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= DESPACHO
gral. de neeocios
Landr6n Mater y Ahedo.
TETUAN,1, ALTOS SCI

San Juan de Puerto Rico.
Telefono no 1873.
Asuntos judiciales y administra
tivos, gestiones ante los Tribunales
de Justicia, oficinas del Estado y del
Municipio, compraventa de fincas
urbanas y rdsticas, acciones- Bancos
Agrfcolas, Espaf1ol y Popular. Sc
agencian prestamos 6 hipotecas. Sc
descuentan documeptos. Sc cobran
cuentas. Sc hacen trabajos en- in
giles. Hay abogados norteamerica-
nos y del pals.
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sQuando ullum in veniemus pa.
rem?
EIctO3' GO7azdlez Cd1ldamO.
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: es, mi mas nj menos, Io3
; que les -hace falta; no SOD
: lam ente les proporciona {
Bel lmportante elemento {
; (aceite de hfgado de ba- s
; Gala p) en- forna grata al {
: pala dar y de facil diges- /
: tionp sino tambien los hi :
: fpof6sfltos que tan valio- 4
) sos son en- los trastornos {
Yiosos de que comun- I
! $mente va acompaf1ada la :
1 aneI MIA. {
! La EMULSION DEL
$SC OFT es un alimento {
cque contiene grasa y que :
$se digiere con mas faoili- I
! dad que la grasa en- cual- !
! quie era otra forma. Las {
J earn es son hasta cierto !
! punto neCesarias para la I
! salu b. Y esa es una exec I
$lente manera de adqui- !
: rirlaS. :
! H emos conocido aper- !
! sonas que tomandola ga !
! nar0 IN una libra en- un dfa. $
) SCOTT & BOVINE, Quimicos New York =
De venta en- las Botcas.
3>oo>( (D>o>o>oSo>o>o>>o>e>1
RehdsEn las imitaciones y las "Prepa-
raciones sin sabor" "vinos" llamados
"prepar hciones dc aceite de higado lie ba-
l.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1900-06-09
AN IMPORTANT OPT MON
Relating to an Ex-Conyict's Right to
Vote announced by the Governor

Governor Atkinson In remmitting a
fine assessed against John Beers, Of
Webster county, arrested and prose-
cuted for alleged illegal voting, his
having once been convict in the PEN
itentiary, presents a phase OF that
question not heretofore touched upon
very extensively.
sit has been the custom in this
State" says the governor, "for all
persons who have served term in
the penitentiary to vote at all sue
ceeding elections, because 1t has been
the general conclusion OF the legal pro-
fession of the State that he had a le-
gal right to do SO. 1t has always
been my opinion that the proper in
depreciation OF our statute is that no
person under conviction of felony shall
be allowed to exercise the right Of the
elective franchise. Nevertheless, II a
prisoner has served his sentence or
has been pardoned, he therefore is no
longer under conviction, having, in
my Judgment, fully paid the penalty
of the law or has been released there
from and consequently Is restored to
his natural rights as citizen Of the
State That is to say, /. is my opin-
ion that the fact that one has been
convicted and served a sentence In
the penitentiary does not deprive him
of his right to vote, or in anyway
make him liable under our statute for
criminal prosecution for having exer-
cised this right. ! have consulted the
attorney general of the State relative
to this matter, and his opinion fully
agrees with mine"
Beers was convicted many years ago
of felony and served his term in the
penitentiary of the State. At the
last general election he voted, and was
arrested and fined He was unable to
pay and is now in jail on capias pro-
fine, the fine and costs together hav-
ing aggregated S120.
The opinion Of Attorney General
Rucker referred to is as follows:
s'In my opinion, the Just and prop
er Interpretation Of our statute is that
no person under conviction OF felony
shall be allowed to exercise the cleo
tive franchise. However, ii the pris-
oner has served his sentence, or been
pardoned, he is no longer under con-
viction, having fully paid the penalty
Of the law or been released therefrom
ead is then restored to his natural
rights as a citizen of the State. In
other words, / do not think that the
fact that man has been convicted
and served a sentence In the peniten-
tiary deprives him Of his right to vote
or lays him liable, under our law, to
criminal prosecution for having ex-
ercised this right.
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HELLO lac.

HELLO l3a.
THE ladies Of the A. NJ. Church
Beechurst Ave viii give straw
berry festival on Greenmont
Thursday evening, June 2lst.
"Uwanta' Hammock, at MADEIRA
Bros.
WRITE to or call on Home Savings
Bank, w. Va. per cent interest
paid on time deposits. Large or small
amounts taken.
THE hats you'll praise-the neck
wear you'll admire-the shirts you
must have. Hirschmans.
YoUR money will earn you per
cent interest, if deposited with Home
Savings Bank, Fairmont, w. Va.
Write or call on US.
LADIES who wear Queen Quality
shoes. never complain that the hot
weather effects their feet. Sold only
by Hirsehmans.
HOME Savings Bank, Fairmont, w.
Va, pays per cent interest on time
Certificates of Deposit aud Saving Ac-
counts. Write or call for full infor-
nation.
Buy your ice cream at the White
Mountain Ice Cream Parlors. We
make our ice cream from pure Jersey
cream, the best that can be had: it is
made By motor power and is guaran-
teed pure, clean and smooth. Wal
nut street.
THOUSANDS of people go over Cheat
every year and they will have more in
ducement than ever TO go now that
there will be free bridge and tolls
are to be thing Of the past.
Ice cold buttermilk fresh every
day at Madera's.
FAIRMoNT is getting more and more
added TO her postoffice. The Office up
there now is one Of the most impor-
tant in the state. We are coming up
too and will soon have many things ar
ranged more to our satisfaction than
they are now.
The ice cream parlors at the Del
icatessen are now open for the
patronage of the public. The best
at all times.
Hammocks from 75e to $3.50 at
MADEIRA Bros.
FIFTEEN couples went to Cheat last
night and spent the evening in dane
ing and kindred amusements at the
l. - il. = 10.
wagon and mad great time. The
drive back was not as pleasant as had
been anticipated on account of the
rain which came up Unexpectedly af-
ter they had started.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1900-06-09

GoLF players, Spalding's whole
stock is at your command through
the Acme.
THERE will be National Celebra-
tion at the White Camp ground near
Maple, w. Va. on July, 4th 1900. A
number Of good speakers will be in at
tendence. There will be good music,
refreshments and plenty of dinner on
the grounds. Everybody is invited to
attend.
CRUSHED fruits with our delicious
ice cream soda. Maderas soda that
is soda.
WAYNEsBURG rarely does the right
thing by visiting team and they
again showed on yesterday that they
do not know how to treat visitor
courteously. University would do
well to give them the icy NIT hereaf-
ter. There is nothing to be gained
by playing with such bum aggrega-
tion.
You can't keep house without the
Ladies Home Journal. Better get it
to-day at the Acme.
No intelligent republican doubts
that the ticket named at Parkers-
burg is strong one. 1t means that
there will be a battle royal in this
state this fall When ever both par
ties get to naming men as good as
the men on that ticket we will see
competent men elected to office in
the state and we will not have to be
ashamed Of the men who have the
places.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1900-06-09

J. A. WEAVER keeps on hand at
Ill times full supply of elegant home
baked light bread. Send in your or
ders by phone.
THERE is a considerable amount of
feeling against one merchant here
because he refuses to join in the
early closing movement. 1t seems
to us that 1t is wholly unnecessary
to keep merchants and their clerks
in the hot atmosphere of store
room from IA to Is hours when II
would be an abundance. Few PEG
pie goshopping on Sum mer evenings
except Saturday and there will be
Just as many goods sold in Ii or L.
hours as in 10. We hardly think
the recalcitrant brother can break
up the move but he would have the
respect of his fellow merchants if he
would join it.
JOHN MEEKs has started an accom-
mediation carriage and sollcits calls
from any one who needs his services,
He will make trips to any place 10
town or suburbs, to the Cheat resorts
or elsewhere. John is always very
careful of his patrons and his charges
are very moderate. Give him a call.
IF your bicycle needs pumping up
you can get first class pump at
the Acme. Prices 20e, 45c and ST..
The dollar one is dandy.
OUR winner strawberry ice cream
at the White Mountain ice cream par
Tors. We make all flavors. Walnut
street.
DON'T dodge the man on the BIZ
cycle. Don't try to dodge him; you
can't; he can. AS a united effort it
is extremely liable to failure. This
advice is not original, but it is full of
horse sense. We have had itimpress-
ed upon US; have felt the impact Of it,,
as it were. The man on the bicycle is
as anxious to miss you as you are to
be missed. Collisions are not beneti-
cial to him and his wheel any more
than they are favorable to you and
your internal economy. Let him
dodge. He can do itquicker and bet
ter than you can. If you stand quite
still he will not hit you any oftener
in a season than lightning will strike
you in the course of your natural life.
It's when you dodge, too, that the
danger arises. This advice properly
applied may save You 81, 900 in doctor
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with this copy of this valuable family
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Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1900-06-09

A FEW Monticolas have appeared
and the students are busy reading
them and enjoying the jokes and
grinds in them. The book this year
is not as large as common but it is a
very well prepared volume. The
work on it reflects credit on the class
which had it in charge.
SOME people are afraid that Ray
mond will get to stay here but there
is not the least ground for this fear.
He will have to 60. That fact makes
every true friend of the University
feel like he was walking on air. This
assurance can be given by the New
DOMINION on the very best authority
aud it will be found to be true after
the next session of the board of re-
gents.
THUNDER storms have not been
very frequent so far this year but
there have been several recently.
They have made things quite inter
esting. The one last night looked
very threatening and every one ex-
pected very much harder storm.
The rain was good one. Crops of
all descriptions are experiencing
much good from this rain and 9TH
ers that have recently come. Mead
ows however are badly damaged and
there will be very light crop Of
hay on account of the drought that
we had earlier in the spring.