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Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1900-03-01
RATE DISCRIMINATION.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

Norfolk, Ne,. Feb. 2s.---Commis-
merce commis,s.gvpsterday COM
pleted his hearing Of the complaint
of rate discrimination preferred
mep of this eitwr .Ybe. t,stir,pnv' and
exhibits so viii BE- placed H.. t Xxx hands OF
Attorne Y Smith, " t8Gnti1 Bluffs,
and arguments win be heard in oma-
ha at, a future date to Iva fixed by,, the
isy. tfrh'I A. '0oss.'t H7Ssf'snr~
llAeL 3ssl!aDgRASq s!pml!
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1900-03-01

Independence day passed off satur-
day in Cuba without any disturbance,
owing mostly to Gem Gomez's inAu-
ence. ~ 9e'hl NlN
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& THE CLARK CASE,
IloiIJ 9dt n gyn1TJiiGy lR0IiilU
The Senate Committee Deals With Some Of
sshs BsSs lAssoan~ lSf the MsmbsfS ~
leoiilo ths innate a ibsgjslstursit * dn!

Washingtehn NJ. nThESi'IpHv'ota-C
ctwdinssoof thsihtnate ununnlttesl6n
'psHilsgss and sleqtioeAjAitbe Nsse of,
sepatqr v .llqarpkSJp Montana Yesterday
dealt wifi VIZ bank accounts Of some
onaAsmeaAels 6fotHp Montana. fes!'
islatsresdDa atcoaa ives
lhsagbdA ,tfpHsssstatiye Stsphfnf d,a4
YSagffR 1Eh1hsaA c9antym who ds,,
posted $4,000, il the Bank OF Mon.
tara, at lttaeAh, on 4hF qhTd ofh igf
March ,oafertht ad1aHlnhitne Of nv:
legisA tlpsoNr. BaMatsrlwastput qrr
|ttbso staYd 'JsyHes ofsiA / hhqHt n,hf ,hMt
brought, $1,000 Of this sum, to Helena
WIFI ham ana IePt IN hts tru nIkH an
vsatefi venue $4,000 HAD btthT rea'
epivetfrdutihs neutrality-suspicious.
m ljogn1sy !ap sySige af miaing stMkiqHa
Ideclpre that ,he, bad no, recsiyed any
Ipay tor Ills Vote Tor NJ. Clark Tor the
senate, I3aelAhl Ahit9 MI WhftesiAa
Ihddltoid ldfnithat he eodld get $4,000
IfeE5spPpsrtjpg Mo Clark wond I 100
4SQltbsr WITNESSES Of the daY .weyr,
IC1erk 'tickeerts,' Of the Montana state
cOurf;s r! e. KHuaa4, 'eoff'thtg
Montana National bank. Doth new 1Nnaq
nssaesy audIAttorney GeDeral Nolan,
Mr,o WRitbessiidee and D. 6. PsIler, rsn
called, .
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1900-03-01

o. Berlin Feb. a6,e lowing TO hnShn-
precedented influx of American I'D.
D.'s," IL. l.. D's," "Ph, D,'s' and "M.
DIs'' q law has been passed in Prus-
sia forbidding aheyuseof American
doctor degrees Without special per-
mission from the minister of educa-
ton, III ''' ''"i1' "' "
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1900-03-01

Frankfort KY, Feb. a4.r-The demo-
cratic senate at the afternoon SEES
sion passed Senator utlcy's bill max
ing it unlawful for corporations tc
subscribe to or eontribute to political
campaign funds. The penalty for vio-
NI99 bftlf gfrus arr Of from
or posn-
-.,goi1auI yufgIH 4 L
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1900-03-01

William W Bryan left Nashville,
Tenpy last night Tor Memphis ,s y Y,
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1900-03-01
IhddltoM ldfntthat he todld get $4,000
far supporting Mn Clark ynn1 ma
RUN INTO BY ANOTHER TRAIN
INNl
Two Persons Were Killed and Six Injured
~ on Tho Missouri Pacific Railroad
VIM .rot Near lndepsndence.aynd ygdl

Kansas City, No. Feb 2sl4 Yester-'
day afternoon train No. 5iofthc Miss
souri, Pacife. road crashed into train
No. I of the same road about a mile
south of' Independence. Two persons
,pered killed and 1'SiS were HiHldred.i
Some of theinjured may die,tas their
injuries are serious and complicated,
The wreck caught fire from the en-
gfac On Aha 9seCbIid tfain,, Whith WAS
teoafly vt'ttkea2and added librior Ia
the Neas, ySQwea OF the phssengersl
were scalded by escaping steam frqm
the engine aud, some, were burned
when sthe Wfeck Aook Hire. OLA tou
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Killed b I ffywh Reel ltsnrAtIasll

9aMastatitfe,, 1a!,l Feb. 9eslniByl 'the
bIhstihg Of d Ay@heel ohaesteam saw
hear Illinois City, H. Eugeneb sprih-
ger was instantly killed. aoIsrge sec.
ton of the wheel passing entirely
through his brefst. 80 eoag3l.t.
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We.1,sm 4EITTT1Sa.

oLihcoiR, Neb!,i 4'tBl Cd Or PhishsN
t'rrn Iufromaq Washington oiNessepdaS
evening Goys fPoypteh o1aqneen,gp.rffedlia
meeting of western governors at Salt
lake CIV, April IS attWhicR title II
Il proposed to iraffa hHllforfpfssens
tuition to congress deaiinguwithiwestI
ern arid landssd The matteEswaS Prigl
inally called for Washington, but q
postponement 1wasi found advisable,
ihe Sentiment 6fi&estefn executives,
Cow, Poynter saysAis that,if the arid
lands are. not soon esdsdete the STATES
inYhiah they are located ia for the ben en-
al Of settlers the Big cattle tcompa-
fies Wit get eeontr8P oi'he,naaad are
alresdt movingsvith thatsnhihview,
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1900-03-01

saTopeka.aK anssF ebe aSrThe sptire
state Of, Kansas Is covered With 2 pan n;
tie of snow from Is. inches 70 three
feet in depth. \, strong north wind
has caused1itisd SsfT @Eh4 and rail
road traifc isfat a standstiILl sdI
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1900-03-01

Bryan Speaks in Mississippi M,
I1aeksod, Misl,,, f'ecb. 'ss.Ma'floni.' VIZ
liamJJ BttahsbSIie to AM aadiehta of
l,5orpeopla atIRtpresentatiye hall yes
terday afternoon, dividing his time
equally between free silver, trusts and
imperiaIaaia WIIisig asaiishidaa of
tbs latter twas G'Speeiallt 70 seNere. ifhe
psqaliSy lof the admiristratiqpalip the
Philippines and Puerto Rico being,
ccmparSd With Whit 9ftheI government ne
toward sFReDsoath dafihg the recbHI
struetioa pefidd.li ooladsrym lsftdat
night falail atpsdil'e ugsaowhera he
speaks tonight. .,o.f,,, ar ,a,,o G,r,
PAW 911ul SE lhlull Y w i3llN lllll
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1900-03-01
GREAT FIRE IN NEWARK;


slr1Qu llt .tlllI r-A-TtgnJ 91giu % jew
New York, FEB. 2s.-5Tbet greatest
fire Newark, n. D., ever 'exp erienced
swept through 'thts lfetlal dry goods
district last nigh& destroying aycqre
or more Of buildings, Th,e, loss y, is esti-
mated at over ',$f,06o,0 0H Four fire.
ntn We're ibaried aRdtrSa wSqp ata eheo
rear of snyders store thnt teB With
aqterEiac scTashyrGaptd Walteb,Hars
ryop End std Fdireamssls sTT hpamlas, oAr q lsn
were taken out unconscious and may
Ibelfatally injdteaeba rheaStAeF %so
Ifiremen were severely injured. Al
though K6htiasA fAAoGlsAwere be-
lieved to be in the-Snyder store when
the fHsdbNiaea ait. n0sbadiaH hasd
been found There Everal persons
upaeeounted, forospd it iS npt known
whether they escaped or were burned
,naIfaath ,dI 'llrqh ltlnu isal lliV hGa
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many questions and showed great
fHf'E2s ',s.'s1fff'tr9

New YORK, FED. gb.-KtV. Ur. TT. i
Mmehousel tela @ secretary OF II the
American Ihyitist Home Mission So
ciety of this city, is member of a
committee which is 70 meet next
weeF aeapd atorpS aihgC about
harmsa,j EH9ns d'dps,Stsrpf Indian y i
and 0klahowp territories AND abolish
the ,a@ aatt SaAvthRAA thaohave
for sof.S sfipfsfsp arE''pfeds1
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1900-08-10
The best Ice Cream always at
the Delicatessen. Vanilla, Chloe
Olate and Pine Apple lee

MILLER's big laundry is about the
busiest place in town. The warm
weather increases their business very
much.
GET your clothes cleaned at Wei
bells, the Dyer, Front street, near
Beechurst.
This is the kind of weather that
makes the ice plant man happy A
few seasons of this kind would also
make his fortune.
LADY Fingers, MacarooDs, Vanalia
waters, freshed baked to-day.
ST.. GLARS BAKERY.
IT doesn't do any good to complain
at the hot weather. Be careful and
attend to your duties in the best pos
sible manner and the heat will not
trouble you SO much.
THE very best brands of -four al
ways at j. A. Weaver's. His is the
leading grocery.
A LOT of Belgians from Point Ma
rion were ia town last night ENJOYING
themselves and painting her red.
They had very fine time of it and
enjoyed the sights and sounds of the
town very much.
LEAVE your bundle with Adam
Bower. He is an agent for Millers
New Method Laundry.
TONIGHT the two hose companies
will race. They will run down Wal
nut street out Main to Hagans plug
and throw water The company that
does this in the shortest time will
get the ten dollar prize offered by
the mayor. Other prizes viii be
given by different people TO them.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1900-08-10
flake Happy Homes.
PRICES $40 to $50
At THE ACME.

Bonn, to Mr.. and Mrs G. E. Miller
on August 9th, a daugter.
ARE you particular what you eat?
If you are, 20 TO the Delicatessen
Cafe, Henry We'll, Manager.
NOTHING has as yet been heard of
the Fairmont robbers who got away
with their booty with ease. They
ought to be run down if possible.
COOP intentions don't count, but
good goods do. You always get that
kind at A. L. Nye's.
Hon LEWIS BALLARD, of Monroe
county, for many years the leading
Republican of that county, has de
clared for Bryan, Stevenson, John
ston and the whole Democratic tick
ct.
IT will pay you to buy your car
pet or mating now and lay it aside
at the prices Hirschmans are selling
them during their Rebuilding Sale.
LAST night the fire companies
were out for the last practice spin
and they made the run in very
short time The race tonight be-
tween them will be seen by lots OF
people. 1t comes off at eight o'clock.
We lead, OTHERS follow. The
Delicatessen ice cream can't be beat.
1t is made to order from S1.00 per
gallon up. Prices and goods TO suit
ALL
THE camp meeting to be held at
Dorsey's grove, near Mt. Morris, be.
ginning on the 10th and continuing
. to include the 10Th promises to be an
interesting occasion. Some noted
colored divines and singers will be
present.
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
The duso on the streets ought to
be cleaned off atsonce. 1t has gone
too long already. A promise was
made to clean them off II people would
sweep the trash 10 the center of the
street. They have done SO but the
cleaning cannot be seen with the
naked eye
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1900-08-10
Flour has been reduced at Pos

Flour has been reduced at Pos.
tens.
PRoF. WALTER 5. DEFFESBAuGH
who was married yesterday at Smith
field is very well known here and
his friends extend congratulations.
THE best meats in town at Pos
tens.
GEORGETOWN will be the objective
point of many people Sunday. The
eampmeeting there will break on
that day and the exercises are ex-
pected to be very interesting.
b. NJ. SIMPSON formerly of this
county has bought the carriage works
heretofore conducted by Joe Cordray in
Falrmont and will continue the bust
ness.
THE largest, but the best stock
of groceries in town are at Posten' s
THE Mountain Flyer that passes
here every Saturday at four o'clock for
Mountain Lake Park and other re-
sorts on the Alleghenies is becoming
very popular and carries quite a good
! ly number of people every trip.
IF you want to get cool go in Pos
tens and drink ice cream soda for
cts.
Ii you haven't sent In name for
the new town across the creek you
still have few hours in which TO
pick out the winner, There is plenty
of room although three hundred
names have been sent inc
SOME of the lawyers were ready to
start to work today but the majority
OF them are under the impression
that the vacation does not end until
to- might and they won't start into la
Dor until tomorrow morning.
PAPER has been put up over town
advertising the Wheeling fair which
comes from September 10 TO Ia be-
| ing one week later than usual. The
attendance from this section Is never
very large but those who 90 have a
time that is worth the investment
that it takes.
| Mr.. JAMES G.. WALLACE has some
fine horses on the track this year
and will pull down some of the
prizes that are offered for the var
ious classes of horse flesh. Five
have been started on their circuit
under the direction of Harry Pride,
Tom Meade and Fay Hawkins.
A B AND O. work train has been
here for several days and the crew
are at work on repairs TO the Wal
nut street bridge and on the freight
department at the depot. Both of
these had been needing attention
badly and are being Strengthened up
as fast as possible.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1900-08-10

THE.boat are having their share Of
hard luck. Hardly had two of them
gotten over their collision when a
third one ran down a boat in which
there were four people and three Of
the occupants were drowned. This is
the first accident that has happened
to the Cherry since she came to the
local river.
J. A. WEAVER always has the best
selected green goods in the market.
He now has home grown peas and
potatoes, young chickens and mel
ons. You can always rely upon get.
ting what you want and of the best.
ATTEND Hirschmans rebuilding
sale. You can save from 33 to 80
per cent on all kinds of shoes.
THE Migrants who frequent the
court house lawn bring out many COM
plants and means OF Kidding the place
of them are being devised If some
way to make them work and not be
cumberers of the ground could be
found, many people would rejoice.
WEAyER'S grocery has phenome-
nal trade and seems to have the hap
py faculty of pleasing and satisfying
its patrons. 1t fills the bill for a
strict grocery and first class one.
ST.. GLARS bread can be had at all
times at Rightmire 4 Yokes grocery
at Main and Wiley streets.
MANAGER SWIsHER. OF the opera
house has booked some excellent at
fractions for the coming season, one
of the these being John w. Vogle &
Arthur Deming's /, Big Minstrels, and
IL is said TO be the most conspicuous
minstrel troupe travelling. The
scenic equipment and first part set
tings being more elaborate and costly
than anything OF the kind ever seen
here. Two specially constructed cars
are required to transport the people
and effects of this large organization.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1900-08-10


ATTENTION is called to the Kodak
ad OF the Acme on the second page
OF this paper. As told elsewhere the
ads in this paper about cameras
have been very fruitful OF results
and those who have purchased them
have in every instance received their
moneys worth. The bargains that
are offered are readily appreciated
by the lovers OF the camera.
YOU can save money by buying
your meats and groceries at Pos
tens.
The decision OF Judge jackson,
of the United States court, in the
case of the. United States against
2SS Packages of Merry World To
bacco, which in effect renders it I'm
lawful to pack coupons inside tobac-
CO packages, and affirming the right
of the government to seize packages
containing coupons, has had a sweep
ing effect on tobacco manufacturing
firms throughout the country.
Block Bros. Tobacco Co, of Wheel.
ing. one of the largest manufacture
ing firms in the country which used
the coupons, has, however, ingen-
iousIy devised means to answer
the same purpose and which will en-
able them to proceed without VIC
lating the law. The firm announces
that instead OF coupons inside the
packages of tobacco it will employ
tiny flag on each package: this
flag will be accepted in lieu of a
coupon by the firm. Verify, neces
sitv is the mother of invention.
Do not pay 70 cts. for -four when
you can buy Gold Medal flour at
Posten's for go cts.
TIE West Virginia State Fair As
ISOLATION has an elephant on its
hands 1t has advertised broadcast
an innovation IN the form of night
sessions. This was received by a
portion of the public with gratfica.
tion, but it appears That the 135
saloonkeepers of Wheeling take an
other view of the matter. AS is
well known. the fair is held on the
Island, and the only beer served
there is by the fair association which
has a license The saloon men claim
that the crowds of visitors always
attracted to the fair will remain on
the grounds until late at night il
the innovation goes into effect, thus
depriying them of the large amount
of patronage usually accorded them
on such occasions. Now, one of the
local breweries owns a controlling
interest in the fair association. and
the saloon men threaten boycott
of that concern to induce the asso
citation to reconsider its action. The
association having advertised the
night sessions as one Of its main
features, is in q peculiar position.
An amicable settlement is looked
for, however.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1900-08-10

Col. GILMORE will lose very little
time on the grading for the UNIVERSE
ty buildings. He received the con-
tract only day or SO ago and now
has seven teams moving the dirt.
The scene is a very busy one on the
new part of the campuo at present.
The athletic field will be greatly en-
larged by the grading which is being
done now.
ATTEND Hirschmans Rebuilding
Sale and save fully one-t third on all
kinds of mems and boys clothing
IT is said that it will take six weeks
longer to repair number seven. In
that event there won't be an excur-
sion to Morgantown during the rest
of the summer. The job has been
found to be a worse one than expect
ed and the repairs will not be done
as soon as expected to be finished up.
Until it is completed no steamers
can come through.
MILLER's laundry continues to do
the handsomest work in the country
and steadily adds to its patronage.
The Franklin hotel will give a
dinner to each member Of the win
ming company in the race this even
ing. This is an additional reason
for them being in a hurry to get
over the course.
Brown, French, Home made and
Rye bread, our own make. StClair's.
AND now Fairmont team is after
the Young Roughs. They had better
call the matter off unless they can de-
liver a better grade of ball playing
than they have been doing for the past
! few weeks. Point Marion is also an
xious to get after the boys and offers
to play for fifty dollars side. No
one will be found who will put up
good money on the local team until
they make a better showing than they
| have been making.
LEAVE your bundle with Adam
| Bower. He is an agent for Miller's
New Method Laundry.
WHEN you have an important let
ter to mail do not take it to the
train. 1t is liable to get lost and
the time that was expected 60 be
saved by mailing iton the train will
| result in loss TO you. The mail
sack at the postoffice is kept until
the last possible minute and there
is no reason that people should very
often miss having their mail there
in time for it.
TWENTY Five cent meals served at
the Delicatessen. The best in town
for any money.
| By all means attend Hirschmans
Rebuilding Sale. Everything in
stocklis being sold at greatly reduc-
ed prices.
Ar the special term of court which
is to be held shortly great deal Of
important business is to be dispos-
ed Of This had to be postponed at
the regular June term which was
brought to sudden close BY the
death of JudgeJ Marshall Hagans.
The new special judge Hon. John
w. Mason Of Falrmont will preside
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1900-08-10

MOVED.

RICE'S NEWS STAND &
GROCERY has moved from the
Moreland Building into the
room formerly occupied by the
Bee Hive Store store in the Odd
Fellows Bid on Walnat street.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1900-08-10

THE new name Tor the Morgan
town baseball team is The Weary
Willies."
A LODGE of colored knights of Py-
thias was organized here last night,
The lodge was instituted by officers
from Clarksbnrg and Parkers1nrg.
Twenty -oue members were initiated.
The membership is made up Of our
best colored men. Among them are
Allie Smith, AL. Brown. A. w. Wight,
Ray Smith, Nathan Miller, Charlie
Edwards, III. c. Blue, Lou Ellis, Ber-
nard Anderson, B. Il. Hunt, Sandy
Christian and others equally as well
known.
ABOUT the first of the month the
Acme began to advertise cameras in
the New DOMINION. Their ads were
attractive and they being in the pa
per with a circulation attachment
were read by everybody. The re
suit has been that an average OF ten
dollars worth OF cameras day have
been sold by this firm. Since the
first Of the month they have sold
over one hundred dollars worth OF
cameras. This shows two things.
One is that the New Dominion is
the best advestising medium in the
town and the other is that any bust
ness man can make lots of money by
patronizing it.
THE transportation committee for
the reunion Of the Army of West
Virginia TO be held in Falrmont In
September have secured a half rate on
all railroads. This means that they
will have an immense crowd there on
that occasion. An immense tent will
be erected on the grounds near the
Normal School building. The enter
talnment committee has secured the
scenic historical play Shenandoah
for one night. The play presents
General Sheridan in his maneuvers at
the battle OF Cedar Greek. All ar
engagements are progressing nicely and
the people are making every possible
arrangement to entertain the throng
that Will attend.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1900-08-10
ABOUT OUR FRIENDS.
Pereonal Mention of Prominent People
Where they are and Low they are.

wood for short visit.
W. +. Stoker one of Cass district.
well known citizens was here to-day
on business.
Mrs. George L. Stephenson and son,
OF PittSburg, are at the Peabody WIS.,
ting Mrs. SIS father, T. B. Wilgus.
Mrs. c. D. Crawford and Mrs. ]. d.
Brown, of New Cumberland, are the
guests of Mrs. Brown OF Wiley street.
f. j. Brock who has been at King.
wood for several days in attendance
on the teachers institute has return
ed home.
Hon. Z. M. Grant went to Atlantic
City to-day where he will join bis
family and remain for week or ten
days.
Miss Francis Wilgus, who has been
spending the summer with her sister
in East End, Pittsburg, has returned
TO Morgantown.
Mr.. j. Ewing Davis, of Chicago,
and Mr.. 2. w. South, of Orion, H.,
are in town to-day to visit Mr.. South's
sister Mrs. Mary Carlow.
Misses Witherspoon, Donaldson and
McCluslly who have been visiting Mrs.
Joseph Moreland left on Friday for
their homes at Burgettstown, Pa.
Miss Matte Boughner and Miss
Rose Howe will go to Mountain Lake
tomorrow for a protracted stay. Their
friends all wish them the pleasant
visit they no donbt will have
Prof John L. Johnston and wife
will go to Pentress In few days tt
spend some time at his old home.
The Professors mother is. in quite
poor health and they go to visit her.
Mrs. Lorain Fortney who has been
with her husband who is attending
the University left on Friday morn.
ing for visit TO her parents Mr.. and
Mrs. Sedwick who We're formerly res
idents of this place. They live In
Pennsylvania.
Elder Laurence w. Scott will
will preach at Spring Park. on Tho
M. Il K Railroad, Sunday August
10Th at 1870 a. m.. and $3.50 p. m
Excursion trains will leave 8 a. IN,
and 2 p. m. Let everybody come
and bring dinner
Hon. John III. Holt will be here
later in the campaign but it has
been found imperative TO cancel the
date for August 18th. Everyone re
grets that he cannot be here at the
first date but they will give him a
rousing reception when he comes
later.
b. G. Dis, of Point Marion, was
among the notable visitors in tow n to-
day. Mr.. Dis was in business here
for a time with ID. +. Kidd and made
quite circle of friends all OF whom
are pleased to see him. Mr.. dis was
accompanied by his brother OF New
Castle, Pa, who has been his guest
for few days past.
DR.. Dan r. Rogers and family OF
Raglan, Nebraska, are here TO visit
Mr.. and Mrs. George Rogers. DR.. Rog
ClS 10 ~ bdDifC vi biiIo DldbE dtih y
graduate OF the University. His many
friends are glad to see him again.
Mrs. Rogers was formerly of New
Martinsville. They have been visiting
there for some time before coming to
this place.
Mr.. and Mrs. e. G. Dunley arrived
in town this morning and the latter
returned TO Mount Morris this after
noon. As soon as they can make ar
engagements the young couple will
come to Morgantown to reside perma-
gently. Everyone will he glad tc
welcome them to. the town. Mr..
Donley is one Of the most promising
young members of the bar and Mrs.
Donley is well known in the town and
county.