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Postmaster Generals Decision.

Washington. March 20.-The post
master general has sent the following
telegram To Postmaster Holmes at
Frankfort. Ky:
Replying to your telegram mail address
ed to official persons by name is TO be de-
livered to the persons named Mail ad-
dressed to state officers, without designa-
tion by name, Is TO be delivered to the ac-
tual incumbcnts of the offices The mere
fact that contest board has given certifi-
Gates TO contestants will not Justify deliv-
cry of mail of letter class to them until
they are lawfully inducted into Office. This
reply l. based upon your statement that
still hold office.
CHARLES EMORY SMITH
Postmaster General.
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BLACK PICTURE
Ofthe BOers bv an american
correspondent of the
London Mail.

I,oxpox, England, March %
1,,i;an Ralph writes to the Mail from
1E;n,h,rley the most scathing arraign-
,nent of the Beers yet made He
ahar,,es them with the utmost disre-
'r,r1 of the rlies of war, and OF all
inner of living and deceit and indie
scribable filthy habits He says there
i not a farmer among them Iney
are cattle herders With no nxed
homes. He accuses them OF savage
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Printed Without Comment.

Berlin. March 29.-The advices from
Washington with respect to the sue.
cess of the United States government
in establishing the open door, doc
trine in China are printed by the en-
tire press here, but thus far without
comment.
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More Than Smoke.

Flora. Ind. March 26.-John Colvin,
while riding in 4 buggy and smoking
Il cigar, dropped Il spark of fire on his
tie and shirt. The breeze famed the
spark into n flame, and before he
could tear his clothing off he was
badly burned about the breast and
oaek
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JefYries "Show" Called on.

Chicago, March 29.-The plan to
have Champion James ]. Jeffrie.
fight three men in one night has been
abandoned. and Jeffries now viii fight
nobody in Chicago. Mayor Harrison
declined To allow him to fight more
than one man in a night and the man
agement of the show has therefore
called everything off.
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Nv n Narrow Margin.

Goodland. Ind, March 29.-E. II
Wolcott of White county has been
nominated for state senator of White
Jasper and Newton counties by a ma
Jority of six-tenths of vote. Only
one ballot was taken. Wolcott receiv-
ing % $40 and w. H. Coover of Jas
per 2G 40,
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COnxressma Knocked
Down.

TERRE HAUTE, Ind, March %
CONGRESSMAN Faris was knocked
down and badly bruised on the street
today in fight with ex-Consul II. c.
Pugh, over the withdrawal of F'aris
from the race for denomination.
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Charged as a Cracksman

Jacksonville, Fla, March o9.-George
W. Clark of Macon, Ga, was arrested
here yesterday charged with blowing
open the safe of the Perry Loan and
Savings company of Perry, Ga, some
weeks ago. and stealing from it over
$4,000
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Marion, Ind, March 29--During a
brawl in James Rowan's saloon, near
the Soldiers home, Rowan was shot
in the left leg, and Pat Gallagher was
stabbed several times in the breast.
Rowan may be permanently crippled,
while Gallagher is in an alarming con-
dition.
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COULDN'T ENDURE PAIN
Young Man Suffering From Pistol
Wound ENDS His Life

English. Ind. March 2a.-Joseph
Newkirk. 2I years old. committed sui
eide by shooting himself iii the neck.
He used double ba g-reled shotgun.
Saturday OF last week shot and pain
fully wounded Town Marshal Thomas
Barnett. in a running street fight 1t
is now ascertained THAI Newkirk sus-
tanned a wound from Rarnett's pistol
which prevented him from escaping
from the country. although he was
successful in concealing himself from
arrest. The suicide is attributed TO
the wound
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jury Out but an Hour.

Auburn Ind, March 29.-George
Green. coIoIed. who shot David Rowe
In a saloon brawl, las been convicted
of attempted murder. the jury remain
ing out but an hour He WAS COM
mitted yesterday under the indeter-
inmate sentence act.
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cruelty to wounded and even with
hiring on funeral professions.
Steamer sunk.

SANTo DOMINGO, West Indies,
March 29.-The steamer George S.
Croise. bound to Cuba with cattle
and eighty passengers, sunk outside
this port. 1t is not known how many
l1ves were saved. The steamer New
York rendered assistance.
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Mems Shirts
CSC CSC 26c.

n Mems percales and colored
bosom shirts. all sizes in the
lot. worth 80 to SOC each, odds
and ends, some slightly soiled.
Want them out of the way be-
fore opening up the new spring
stock. Csc each.
Also a few boys shirts, same
price and quality.
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Muncie Polo Team,

Muncie, Ind, March 29.-The Royal
polo team. champions of the west, left
for Racine. Wis, last night 20 engage
in a series of three games Hartford,
Conn, champions of the eastern
league will be here the week of April
13 for a series.
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For Higher Wages.

Washington, March 20. - Senator
Foraker yesterday introduced a bill in.
creasing TO the extent of 25 per cent
the salaries of all the male employees
OF the government printing office
where the salaries are not less thar
81 per day
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indianapolis Insurance Advance

Indianapolis, March 29.-The local
board of fire under writer's has decided
to advance rates i this city about 20
per cent. This acron is taken on ac-
count of the heavt fire losses during
the last few mo.jths. The annual
premiums collecteq amount to $780,
900, while the losses already this year
amount to Qxeg $5QQ. 600 Tho r2oeses
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Run Down px.e.reetcar.

Indianapolis. March 2S.-Louis II.
Truster was run over and instantly
killed by A streetcar on the Prospect
street line last evening. In avoiding
the approach of one car he ran before
q ear going in the opposite direction
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Coudn't Stay Away.

Logansport. Ind, March 29.-Frank
Bulger, believed to be a notorious
crook. was arrested here. He broke
Jail here three years ago, having been
imprisoned en- the charge Of house
breaking.
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Ex-Soltter Committed.

Madison. Ind, March 29.-Elmer
Parson, a returned Spanish war scld-
Ter, pleaded guilty to robbing Adams
hardware store yesterday, and was
committed under the indeterminate
sentence law.
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pn.,.na thanks Germany.

vondon. Mach 2o.-Great Britain.
according to the Berlin correspondent
Of The Daily Mall. has thanked Ger
many for the latter's warning of the
Roer plans for attacking Walnsch bay
on the west African coast.
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Fur CollaretteS "a
Advance STYLES for fall.

Our furier in New York has
sent us II of his advance styles.
Some were sold the moment
the box was opened. These
have been added to the line re-
ceived short time ago. We
now show 81 garments. Prices
range from Sc to $40 each.
beautiful goods. Collarettes
are more popular than ever for
spring wear.
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Eata, Fall From Apple Tree.

Greentown, Ind. March 29.-William
Ellis, a farmer. was fatally hurt by
falling from an apple tree which he
was pruning. Three ribs on his right
side We're broken. besides internal in
1uries
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Turkey Prohibits American
Pork.

CoNsTANTINoPLE, Turkey, March
Z9.-The Porte has informed the
United States legation that the i'm
portation of American pork is pro-
hibited
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Fatally Bitten by Dog.

Tipton, Ind, March pa large dog
belonging to Clarence Case, near this
city. attacked his s-year-old son. Will
lam, mangling him in frightful man
nsr. It is said the boy VIII die.
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Help For American Bison.

Washington. March 29.-The house
committee on public lands yesterday
directed Il favorable repo t on the 'tili
for buffalo reserve" in New Mexi-
co. The reserve is limited to 1900
acres in the uneecnpied and arid dis
trict, and its occupancy Will be under
feeHi est Y m ~ IN
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ErS By WIRE
Prevailing Prices For Grain. Cattle
and Provisions on March -.
Indianapolis Grain and LivestOck.

Wheat-Wagon, 'Uc, NO. z Feu, QuIs
i0l.c-
Corn-Firmer; No. mixed, 3Sc-
Oats-Firm: No. mixed. 2oAe-
Cattle-Steady at S3.5gdo. 10
Hogs-Dull and higher at Si.60Go.3O.
Sheep-Actiye at S3Ood4.1o.
Lambs-Quiet and strong at $o.ooG6.15.
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Ex-senator SAWYER Dead.

OSHKOSH, Wis. March 29.-Former
United States Senator Philetus Saw
yer died here today, aged S4.
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s5 pair left of those e so and g
shoes that go at <1-S Saturday at
the Big Store,
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Divorce and $4,000 AIimon,

kokomo. Ind, March 29.-In the ac-
ton for divorce brought by Clara A.
Snider against Lawrence Snider. a
wealthy manufactured OF this city, in
which alimony in the sum of $35. 900
was asked, decree has been granted
to Mrs. Snider by default The ALI
mony was settled out of court. 1t is
said by those in a position to know
that Mrs. Snider received So. 900 cash.
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FoR SALE-Front veranda, furnace
pipes and registers. Apply at num-
Der 232 north tenth street. 29-ot
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Today,s Quotations.

CHICAGO, Ills, March 29.-Cattle
stronger, good toprime steers s.. 90,
IS. 90. Hogs active higher, 8. 10,
$. so.
CHICAGO, H., March 29.-Wheaf
o6sc. Corn SIC. Oats 23sc.
ToLKDo, Ohio, March 29.-Wheat
72fc.
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Trust Clause Invafid.

San Francisco, March 29.-The su.
preme court Yesterday granted Ia
ing mvalldF tie tfdst tia1Je q tie Win
of ex-United States Senator James @.
Fair.
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ribs, sS.6a.
Louisville Grain and Cattle.
wheat-No. red and longberry, 73c.
Ceru-No- white and mixed, 42c; No. .
mixed. 4oiac.
Oat-No- > white Soc; No. white 29c
CattIe-Steady ar s3.0od5.oo.
Hogs-Steady at 50. 5gsI520.
Sheep-Steady at S3.oU94.!S
Enthusiastically at SS-5oel6-O0-
Cincinnati Grain and Livestock.
wheat-Firmer; No. red, 12c.
Corn-Quiet: No. mixed. 4o6i421ac.
Oats-FirIn. No. mixed, 26i5c.
Csttle-Steady at SSop1I5.lo. 4
Hogs-Aetive and higher at Si-55d5.Sa
Sheep-Duii at S4 -2osIe.oo
Lambs-S;eady at S4-u}aII-oo-
Chicago Livestock.
CattIe-StFons 10 higher; steers. 5000
sS5: stockers- IS. 3.4sT3sp-
Heys-ActIvt and higher at s5.05gl531I3.
Sheep-Strong at 81 I5Is-l5.
Iamis-Higher at S5-5o9l1.35-
New York Livestock
Cettle-Steady ar SS-o.I5-3o.
Sheep-Steady at S4-sSssS.op.
Iarnks-Acrive and higher at S6-25EIS- To-
Toledo Grain
wheat-Aetive and higher; No. cash,
Corn-aetIve and higher; No. mixed,
2lsc.
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No Garbage Allowed.

the Allen line.
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THE new building in course of
construction on the Moreland lot by
contractor Wharton for Cox d Ba-
ker is nearing completion and no
doubt will be ready for use within
ten days. The rentof the building
will be about 40 per cent per annum
on its cost
ANOTHER car load of Gold Medal
flour just in at Posten's for $500 per
barrel.
If you want the neatest thing in
ladies' belts, go to Smiths dry goods
store. Get set of sterling silver
pulley rings for 35c, select your rib
bon, and walt while your belt is made
free of charge. You can get one of
the new ribbon ties all ready made,
while you wait.
THE wounded man who was shot
IN the fight in Fayette county Sat
urday died on Tuesday. His slayer
is also badly hurt and may not re
cover. He is in jail at Uniontown
There has been much lawiessness in
that part of the county since the
new coal development started.
The most delicious Ice Cream
Soda in the city to-day.
MADEIRA Bros.
The ice cream parlors at the Del
icatessen are now open for the
patronage of the public. The best
at all times.
THERE are many places over town
that ought to be cleaned up now that
summer is fairly here. They will re-
suit in sickness and death If they are
not attended to. There is plenty Of
reason for taking action and no reason
in the world for sitting still until it
is too late. Those who have the au.
thority should see 10 it that the prop
er precautions are taken at once.
NEwMAN's ice cream will now be
ready at all times day or evening
He has opened for the season and will
serve the best of everything. His
place is one of the most popular in
town.
ST. CLAIR's bakery is the only place
in town that makes the genuine
French bread give it trial.
STATE Editors are having a great
time in Parkersburg this week and
the people of that town are doing
everything they can to show them a
nice time. The entertainment af-
forded the members of the profession
is up to any thing that they have
yet struck over the state. An ex
cursion to Buffalo will conclude the
meeting
The OriginatOrs of Ice Cream
Soda in Observation-Disclosures
Bros.
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MEMBERS of the Junior order
which is to present the Drummer
Boy Of Shiloh at the Opera House
early in June are hard at work on
their parts and they will give play
that will be winner. They may be
assured that'they will have big
crowd out to witness it.
Mr.. J. G. WAGNER has our thanks
for very handsome picture of the
great auditorium at Kansas City in
which the National Democratic Con
vention will be held July 4th. The
hall is the largest in the United
States and is intended to seat TO-
600 people.
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SOME of the merchants are talking
over the early closing movement.
The proposition is to close all stores
at o'clock beginning June 4th and
continuing until October. There is
no reason why this should not be
done Merchants and their clerks
have very long hours anyway and
there is usually little buying done
on Summer evenings. The arrange
ments no doubt will be adopted.
A CANDIDATE for Office received the
following letter: Dear Sir and
Fren-Hearin that you wur IN the
Raice for offs / want to know if you
would caire for the voat of my Set
Element. As / goes, so goes that
Voat. The Settlement Swairs by
me, an what / tells 'em to do they
does. 1t is white and cullored
vote mixed, but it is intellergent
voat, il I does say it Myself. 1t is a
voat that kin read, rite and count.
If you wants that voat, let me know.
If you don't want that voat, / know
who does.
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HELLO 13e.

HELM isS.
COOP intentions don't count, but
good goods 40. You always get that
kind at A. L. Nye's-
CLAY district comes to the front
with biz coal deal The people up
there will soon ne living easy They
will have plenty OF money in their
pockets ia return fer their coal lands
which viii be taken up shortly
WANT ads ia this paper always
bring results and they bring them
quickly Try them.
CARPETS at Hirsehman's will not
cost YOU any more than they did one
year ago. This means saving To you
OF % per cent.
IL the northeast extension OF the
Camphells run Development, in Mon
ongalia county. the Battelle Oil Com
yany has completed its No. 4 on the
Milo Strosnider farm. aud has a
gasser in the Gordon sand.
GOLDEN Grain flour at fifty-five
cents sack at Viewers Grocery is
the best -four In town.
A NUMBER of invitations have
been received here to attend com
mencement exercises at Denison I'm
iversity and shephardson College, at
Granville, Ohio. The exercises con
tinue from June sth to June 14th
inclusive.
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THE row in the Methodist confer
ence over censuring Mckinley if
kicked up for partisan motives
ought to be frowned down. There
has been lots of politics in some of
the church organizations and from
the Bishops and there has been no
protest as long as it was in favor of
the administration and was roasting
Bryan but as soon as some one pro
posed to turn the tables there was a
boiler. ! However true this may be
every fair minded man will still con
tend that there should be no trace
of politics in the church.
THERE is some feeling among oil
men that the finding of oil in Cali
fornia will cut something of a figure
in competition with the West Vir-
ginia product, but their fears are
groundless as the oil found there is
not fit for anything but fuel. The oil
Is very thick and heavy and is being
adopted by the railroads In the ex-
treme West where it is almost impos-
sible to get fuel at any kind OF a price
that enables them to compete with
their more fortunate competitors In
the east. 1t is rapidly taking the
place OF the coal imported from Aus
tralia. West Virginia oil has not an
equal in the world, either in quantity
or quality.
THE census to be taken next month
will show great many things that
will be of value, among them: The
per capita wealth, the percentage of
Legitimate births, the position and
treatment of women, the rate of illit-
eracy, and the ownership of property,
particularly of farms and homes. OF
these standards the last two seem by
far the most practicable, and accord
ingly Congress has directed the Census
Office to ascertain how many months
each scholar has attended school dur
ing the preceding year, what proper
tion of the people can read, write and
speak English, how many families
own their homes or farms, how many
rent them, how many own them sub
ject to mortgage or other incum-
brance. In the coming census, every
territorial division of the country and
every separate element of the popula-
ton will have chance to show what
proportion of their number own their
homes and what proportion can read
or write.
New summer shirts at Hirschman's.
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THE LATEST SUCCESS!
DEACON
BRADBURY

" Al book which has touches Of the
David Harnni' mariner, but is really
far better constructed and much more
thoroughly developed. - Well worth
reading p--Bostan Budget.
A very strong story, --one of the
kind That prpvokes discussion Com
IL ercial, BnffAi9
Better than David Harum will
not sound like high praise TO the ma
jority of the critics. who have not as
body. compreilended the popular craze
for that book Whatever, the praise
be worth, it eau be safely accorded To u
more recent novel, whose chief charac
ter is a sturdy. strong willed but very
human and kind hearted farmer . A
more convincing picture of American
village life has never been written. -
Chicago Times Herald.
This book as we'll as other late books
on sale at
The Acme Book Store,
Stone Front--Dering Building.
HI. l.. Swisher, Proprietor.
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The best lee cream always at
the Delicatessen. Vanilla, Choc-
0late and Pine Apple Ice.

-r-r - - = --tN = u xfFN $500
WARN days and cool nights make
the best kind of weather People en-.
JOY sleeping when it is not too warm.
NICE fresh strawberries received
every day at Viewers grocery. De
lisered anywhere at lowest prices.
LARGE, pretty punches Of honey
suckles may frequently be bought
from boys en- the streets for a nickel.
One little fellow to-day sold a dozen
lunches very readily.
FiFTY-FtvE cents a sack for flour is
very cheap. That is the rate that
Viewers store on Peasants street
gives on Golden Grain.
MEsTREzAT tells more about the
country in his present letter than he
has before. The products OF that far
off land will be full of interest To our
readers They will be sorry to learn
OF Dorsey's sickness and hope that he
VIII soon recover.
THE seasons showing of pretty
things in ribbons has never been SO
tempting as nov. You will find
them at the Cash Mercantile Co.
MORE houses is still the plant
here and the people who want TO come
here to locate can't get places 10 stay.
The town would grow very much
faster than il does now If there were
houses for the people who want TO
make this their home.
LADIES, if you want the correct
shoe buy Sorosis.
FAIRMoNT people are becoming
chronic in their habit Of getting lost.
Ray Hunsaker has just been lost when
another case that of Miss Snider is
reported TO the police. Her wherea-
bouts are also unknown. Her descrip-
tim Is given in another column.
TWENTY FIVE cent meals served at
tie Delicatessen The best in town
tor any money.
CARPENTERS are busy in every di-
rection and still the cry is for more.
Any carpenters over the State who
may be out OF work can't do better
than TO come to Morgantown. There
is plenty Of work at good wages and
this condition of affairs is bound to
last for some time longer.
IT matters not what kind of shoes
you may want Hirschman's have them
and at prices below competition.
Work has commenced on the Wal
tiers residence on Wiley street, The
excavation has about been com
pleted under the direction Of John
Samsel and the stone cutters are now
working on the foundation. The con-
tract has not yet been let. The build
ing is to cost about $l2, 600
J. A. WEAVER keeps on hand at
al times full supply of elegant home
baked lightIbread. Send in your or
ders by phone.
ANOTHER lot of tailor mistit suits
just received at Hirschman's. If
there is one among them that will
suit you, take it at the price of ready
made clothing.
You will do yourself an injustice If
you do not see Hirschmans stock of
carpets and get their prices before buy
ing.