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The sun., 1900-09-18
NAVAL NEWS.

rhe Cruiser Atlanta In Commission
Again After Extensive Repairs.
Washington, Sept. 17.-The cruiser At
lanta, which has just gone into commits
sion again after very extensive repairs at
the navy yard at New York, will be sta
toned on the Atlantic coast for a few
months and eventually will be attached
to the south Atlantic station to take the
place of the cruiser Montgomery, which
has been Withdrawn from Admiral
Schley's squadron and has just been put
out of commission at the New York yard.
Captain u. G. Pendleton, who has been
superintendent of the gun factory at the
Washington navy yard, will be in COM
mand of the Atlanta. The Montgomery
will undergo general repairs before being
again placed in commission. Although
she has been in commission for about six
years, the repairs she will require are
not of an extensive character. Com
mander John p. Merrell, who has been in
command of her, has been placed on
waiting orders. When the Atlanta joins
the South Atlantic squadron, it will con-
sist Of the Chicago, Wilmington and At
lanta.
Secretary Long will be at Portsmouth,
n. H.. at the presentation of the historic
tablet commemorative of the old Kear-
sarge, which was built in the Ports
mouth yard, to the new battleship Kear-
sarge. Immediately thereafter it is ex-
pected that Secretary Long will return
to Washington and resume his duties
here. In the meantime Admiral Crown
inshield, chief of the bureau of naviga-
tion, is acting secretary of the navy.
The sun., 1900-09-18
THE soUTHaATE CASE.
Z Is Declared That wounded GirI
win Not BE Prosecuted.


win Not BE Prosecuted.
New York, Sept. 17.--Helen Southgate,
he companion Of Henry Grosvenor Bar
bour, who shot himself Thursday night
in tile st. Charles hotel, Brooklyn, after
shooting her, is reported at the Seney
hospital as progressing satisfactorily. If
no unforeseen complication sets in, the
surgeons say, she will be able to leave
the hospital in few days. She is not
under arrest, and the police say that they
will not arraign her in court Her only
appearance in public will be as witness
ut the coroner's inquest.
A report that the Rev. Mr.. Barbour,
the father of the young man who COM
mitted suicide, had said that he would
see that the girl was prosecuted has been
denied The clergyman said that all he
wanted in the case now was to let the
matter drop. The Rev. Mr.. Barbour will
not admit that he believes that his son
killed himself. The girl is a mental
wreck from brooding over the affair, and
her condition is such that she needs con-
stant watching. Relatives in the west
and south have telegraphed her to come
to them as soon as she is able, and her
aunt. Miss Schell, has asked her to share
her home.
Ihe Rev. MIR. Barbour was so over
come because of the affair that he ex-
cused himself to all visitors, but his wife
when seen at the rectory made the fol-
lowing statemer t:
I'VE have nothing whatever to say re-
specting our future actions in regard to
Miss Southgate. The statements which
have appeared in some of the newspapers
to the effect that we intend to prosecute
her for murder are entirely without foun-
dation. In fact, during the past few
days we have received credit for all sorts
Of sayings which we did not utter. In
regard to Helen Southgate's personality
we know nothing at all except what we
saw Of her during three Or four days at
Good Ground, n. Y, and what we have
read in the papers. All that we wish Mt
present is that the whole matter be al
lowed to drop"
Captain Dunn of the Adams street sta
ton said that il was not his intention to
arrest Miss Southgate. He and Coroner
Bulger had conference on the case this
morning and after that went to see the
district attorney. The captain said he
did not think that the girls case could be
construed rs one of attempted suicide
1t was on this point that he wished to
take legal advice.
The sun., 1900-09-18
Lumber Contracts Awarded.

Albany, Sept. 7.-Superintendent of
Public Works Partridge has awarded the
contracts for the furnishing of $4,000
worth Of lumber Of various kinds to be
delivered at various points of the canal
system of the state for Improvements as
follows: Robert Deward of Rochester,
$3,S00; d. Kirk, Christie & Go. of Cleve-
land, S12,TJ0; r. j. Rogers Coal and
Lumber company of Geneva. $9,600
Hurd Bros, S4,700; G. Z. Eiass &
Bros, $1,000 Taylor & Crate. $3.50, all
of Buffalo; w. j. Dowdle of Oswego,
$4,000; Dexter Hunter of Albany, $12,-
600; George G. Kenyon of Syracuse,
S2,200, and NJ. Van Keuren of Valley
Falls, 500.
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Gravesend Entries for Today. !; i
Special to The sun. FsM

First Race-14M. The Kings High
way Hurdle Handicap. Ben Eders 1853;
Klonkyke' 16o; Dr. Eichberg 159; HARDY
G, l3S; Elmer 1888; Three Bars 13i; Bur
lingtou Route, Cephaagia 1870.
S cond Race-6F. 2 year olds handicap
All Green 1876; Beau Gallant l21 Gold
Heels, Six Shooter, Lady Schorr lis; The
Puritan 10; Monarka ia; Silverdale ll3
Ashes ll2; Bean Ocmond 10S Surmise
1906; Rolling Boer l05; Gertrude Elicit
DR.. Barlow, June Gayle l03; Basuto
100
Third Racs-SlF. Selling. Rare Per-
fume LOG; TrIlo los; McL'd of Dare,
Camhrian, Bangor Ill; Lindnls l03; Rim
aldo 80; Belle Of Orleans 81; Unsightly
81; Alsike l05 p q s--.:s,ts. -;.s.. ..aiis-..,i
Fourth Race-5F. 2 year olds filliea.
The Albemare Stakes. Ceerished 10Y;
Add 105; Barbara Fritchie, Messaba 104;
Screech, Cherries, Templeton "a; Ashes
los; Flara 9S.
Fifth Race-1M. 10Y. Handicap for
mares all ages. Kamara 125: Anthracite
lis; Hardly 104; Sparrow Wing 106;
Belle of Lexington 100; Belle of Troy 126
The Amazon III; Trigger 100.
Sixth Race-6F. year old maidens.
Stamp, PEGASUS, Argent, Orange and
Black. Hop Brook, Support, Tartar,
Lady Has Been, Osceola, The Block Scot
l09; Mordelmo, Nabocklish, Sir We're de
We're, Gambling, Matchim, Pr. Richard,
Lucky Bird, Leon Ferguson 1l2.
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Accused of Being a DcEsss ~

Rochester, Sept. II. Ch&zEa MSw,
agaa :::scs:-se ee 9e, "a eosA:ed up at :. police
station awaiting the arrival of the Unit
ed States officials. He is charged with
being a deserter from the United States
army in Manila. He does not deny his
guilt, but blames his downfall to native
bengo. He became member of Com
pany III, Forty-second regiment, u S. w.,
at Fort Niagara several months ago and
later was sent to the Philippines. He
contracted fever and after several W Wseks
in the hospital was discharged Sx=EsT
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.ALYESTON RALLYTNG.
Nv Thought City's Mortality List
Will Reach Eight Thousand.
.EBUILDING BAY BRIDGE.
York Thus Far Accomplished In
This Direction HIS Been Remarks
able, Considering the Difficult
ties to De OvcrcOme.

Galveston, Sept. 17.-Now that the
!. .Aterworks are running, some of the
ktreets lighted, many others nearly clear
bd of debris and telegraphic communica-
! lion with the outside world re-establish-
|ed, the people of Galveston are anxiously
booking forward to the re-establishment
of rail communication. They will not
have to wait long, for the work of re-
laying the tracks and rebuilding bridge
across the bay is being pushed with
great energy. The officers in charge of
the work believe that they will be able
20 run trains into Galveston Union depot
on Thursday.
The work thus far done has been re-
markable and has been accomplished un-
der the greatest difficulties. Track has
been laid along right Of way which was
The sun., 1900-09-18
Brieht's Disense Discovery.

New York, Sept. IA dispatch }seaa
London was published in the United
States Aug. 20 announcing that the dEgisgN
of Bright's disease had been disceg RIa
by "Dr. Ovid Brown, formerly of r.
York and now Of Rome" DIR. WfEse---.
Ovid Moor, late of New York city and
now of Rome, asks that a correction be
made. lie says: "At the last Interna-
tional Medical congress Il paper was read
by DIR. William Ovid Moor mot Dr.
Brown giving an account of his discov-
cry of the mysterious poison which causes
the symptoms in Bright's disease and in
many otaer aii--s-- IS. This !se,s ;see,1ss~r, hG
explains, is a heavy. golden yasska 4Efi
which in appearance resembles I'D iaiA" !"
The sun., 1900-09-18
Enrinecr Killed From Train.

Rochester, Sept. It'd. N. Frost is
dead in the City hospital as the result of
in accident sustained near Weedsport
Friday morning Mr.. Frost was a New
York Central engineer, and when his
train was near Weedsport HiEay he
thrust his head FROM he cab wEs 10 = and
was struck by soE1r gSst<sS4as a an
esh83 Se128 9sesesa az D9sET4s His
ssseE was frcsSurefs
The sun., 1900-09-18
of Special Commissioner Rockhill at Ia
ku from Shanghai.
The Butchers, Strike In Buffalo.

Buffalo, Sept. 17.-Former employees
of the Jacob Dold Packing company, who
struck last Wednesday morning, marched
to the packing house, where they receiv-
ed the pay due them for the two days
work of the week of the strike. At Wat
son street they were met by detail of
police, go in number. The strikers hissed
the officers and made many bitter com
ments, but there was no disturbance. A
member of the firm said that they had
all the help required and that they would
decline to discuss the strike with the Off
cials of the Butchers union.
The sun., 1900-09-18
Albert OF saxony Dend.

Dresden, Sept. 17.-Prince Albert OF
SaXony was killed in carriage accident
at Wolltap, short distance from Dres-
den. Prince Albert Of Saxony was a
nephew of the king of Saxony, being the
fifth son Of Prince Frederick George Of
SaXony, brother of the king. The de-
ceased princa was born in Dresden Feb.
20, 1870, was captain in the First regi-
mcnt Of Uhans and was II chevalier of
the Order of the Black Eagle. He was
unmarried.
The sun., 1900-09-18
General Markets.

New York, Sept II.
FLoUR-Stste and western firm and held a
shade higher; Minnesota patents, S4.15a4.4o; win
ter straights, ells360; winter extras, $2.7OaS;
winter patent, s4.1at.
WIIEAT-Op.G easy through disappointing
English cables INT had rapid recovery on
strength of caH satal sdvices and rumors Of
more export hn, October, sO9zaslkc.; Decem-
ber, s27saS33i
RYE-steady ate 5Sa54c., G. i. t., New York;
No. 2 western r., +. o. b., afoat.
CoRN-stea arm in sympathy with wheat
December, arg Way, 1850.
oATS-Dui hl. steady track, white, state,
25laa33c.; tracs hite, western, 251aaSSc.
PoRK-Firm Mss, Sl2.5Oa1S.5O; family, $15a
1915.
LARD-Filn W me western steam, 7.20c
BUTTER Firm, state dairy, 15laa20c.; cream
cry, 16laa21c
cHEEsE-Firni large white, lo7sa11c.; small
white, l0%alJ7sc
EGGs-Firm tl,e and Pennsylvania, 1sa2oc. !;
western, loss Of l's
SUGAR-Raw Isri; fair refining, Axe; centrif-
ugal, 06 test Ec; refined firm; crushed, 655c. /;
powdered, Gle
TURPENrIaI. E. iiet at 3s16aS9c.
MoLAsSEs tui and steady; New Orleans, 4s
a5Sc.
RIcE-Duli dm tic, 4ssae1ac; Japan, 4%asc.
TALLoW-Siea city, 7-l6c.; country, 41sa
4%c.
HAY-Dun; shio.'ng, 721sa7sc.; good to choice,
s0a90c.
Real III rvs
The sun., 1900-09-18
Nnnchester.s nnnkruntcv.

London, Sept. 17.-In connection with
the bankruptcy proceedings against the
Duke of Manchester, who was adjudi-
Gated bankrupt Aug 20, the duke esti-
mates his liabilities at E15,000, largely
due to renewing Endorsements in behalf
of friends without ascertaining that the
first Endorsements We're destroyed" He
hopes to make proposal to his creditors.
The sun., 1900-09-18
odd Fe1Iows' Grand Lodge Meets.

Richmond. Va, Sept. 1.-THE sover-
eign grand lodge of Odd Fellows of the
United States met in this city in annual
session. They We're called to order by
Grand Sire Pinkinton. The session was
confined to the welcoming ceremonies.
The address of welcome on the part of
the state was delivered by Governor Ty-
Ter and that ON the part of the city by
Mayor Taylor. There is fine represen-
tation OF the sovereign body present, and
about 5000 members of the order are in
the city. Richmond has been practically
turned over to them.
The sun., 1900-09-18
NIiIlions For n Mine.

Denver. Sept. 17.-It is announced that
Thomas r. Walsh will receive $13,000.-
600 for his Camp Bird mine at Ouray,
Colo. from syndicate of English and
American investors, headed by Alfred
Belt, the South African diamond king,
and j. Pierpont Morgan. 1t is said a
draft covering the first payment is now
on deposit at the First National bank.
The sun., 1900-09-18
rnthetic cnse of suicide.

Chicago, Sept. 17.-Driven to despera-
tion by the fear that he would be dis
graced by financial troubles, the result
of overcontidence in friend, George $.
Forbes, teller Of the First National bank,
sought seclusion in the South Chicago
hotel and deliberately shot himself
through the heart. A letter addressed
to his mother lay upon the bureau, in
which he gave the reasons for taking his
life
The sun., 1900-09-18
Druggists In Convention.

Chicago, Sept. 17.-The twenty-sxth
annual convention Of the National Whole
sale Druggists association will hold it's
first meeting at the Auditorium. Ques-
tions of vital Importance to every drug
gist in the United States will be consid-
cred. They include the modification of
the war stamp tax, local organization
and legislation for a national pure food
and pure drug law,
The sun., 1900-09-18
NAV. Aevy u Victim.

Wash a. Sept. 1T.-Assistant Sec
retary NJ Treasury Taylor has re-
ceived a'u stating that Major w.
i. Lew immigration agent at Gal
weston ivy and their three children
had lnst lives in last weeks disas.
ter. "A t 81 has been received at the
treasurg inent stating that the rev.
enue cut mona has arrived at Gal
weston vl tons of provisions and
other sG, for the flood sufferers.
The sun., 1900-09-18
nissoIntlon of rnrIinment.

Aberdeen. Sept. 17.--At the meeting of
the council at Balmora it was decided
that the dissolution OF parliament is TO
take place Sept % The queen after
ward signed the proclamation of dissolu-
ton. y writ will be issued Sept. % sum
moning the new parliament to assemble
Nov. l. The first nominations and tn,
unopposed returns will occur Sept. %.
The first pollings will take place Oct. 1.
The sun., 1900-09-18
L1nrd y. smith on rrinl.

Chicago, Sept. 17.-Lloyd j. Smith.
prominent in local, political and CONNER
cial circles, was placed on trial in Judge
Waterman's court. Mr.. Smith was in
dicted Aug. on six counts charging that
he allowed grain to the value of $24S.-
600 to be shipped from the Chicago Ele-
vator company's bins without the cancel
lation of the receipts held by A. o..
Slaughter & Co.
The sun., 1900-09-18
HeId ror Manslnnghter.

Wells River, Vt, Sept. 17.-Burns Mel
son, charged with manslaughter in hay
ing caused the death Of Charles Bostocli
at this place Sept. s, was held in $4,000
for the grand jury. Bonds were furnish
ed Bostocli was found dead in bed in
Nelson's room with a gunshot wound in
his head after he and Nelson had spent
an evening drinking together.
The sun., 1900-09-18
nrewerr workern, conrenar

Detroit, Sept. 17.-The natlcnes con-
vention of the United Brewery Workers
of the United States elected the follow
ing officers: National secretaries, Charles
II. Bechtold, Julius Zorn, both Of Cincin-
natl; editor Of the Rraucr Teitung, Viii
liam y. Eraulmann, Newark, n. I; del
eEatcs to Tie American I'eleiatisN El-
ward Ward, Boston Ernest Baum, New
York; Charleston j. Bechtold and John
Alexander, Cincinnati.
The sun., 1900-09-18
penth OF rInymnrIset policemnn,

Chicago, Sept. 17.-Police Lieutenant
Edward j. Steele died suddenly. Lieu
tenant Steele was the man who led the
police up Desplaines street to the scene
of the Haymarket riot, his company be-
ing at the head Of the column that ad-
vanced to disperse the anarchists who
were making the speeches. He was pros
tlated by the force of the bomb explo-
Sion and had one of his wrists broAou
Niut out of p OF his company We're seri-
uualy injured
The sun., 1900-09-18
The Howard Trial.

Frankfort, KY, Sept. 17.-Bowman
Gaines, the most important witness for
the prosecution in the Jim Howard trial,
testified that Howard is the man he saw
run out of the statehouse grounds and
jump the fence Immediately after the
shooting of Goebel.
The sun., 1900-09-18
Gravesend Races Yesterday.
Special to The sun.

Special to The sun.
First-5F. Servilla 20 to / and to l,
lst; Elizabeth M 5 2, I'd; Inshot Sd.
Time 1.02.
Second-s4F. Favonius 10 to l and 6
to l, 1st; King Barleycorn 4 to l, I'd;
Brigadier Sd. Time LAS.
Third-53F. Quite Right to l and 8
to /, 1st; Animosity to 8, I'd; Henry
Clay Rye Sd. Time LOO.
Fourth-S!F Greenock to l and to
|, 1st; Hesper to 10, I'd; Peaceful Sd.
Time 149 1.5.
Fifth-lM. SOY. Autumn to l and 2
to |, LIST; Toddy, 2 to l, I'd Compensa-
tion Sd. Time LAG 5.
Sixth 6F. Himtime 2 to and to 5,
lst; Lieber Karl 2 to |, I'd; Pupil Sd.
Time LII 10.
The sun., 1900-09-18
1Tnine's FOREST Fires.

Ellsworth, Me, Sept. 17.-The owners
of timber land in this section, which re-
Gently has been burned over by forest
fires, have estimated their losses, and the
aggregate Of damage done in Hancock
county is placed at $75,000. The flames
ate so deeply into the land that its use
fulness is practically destroyed. Lum-
bermen said that it will not support an
other growth Of timber in rs years.
The sun., 1900-09-18
Train Collision Up New York.

Dunkirk, N. ", Sept. 1.-THE Buff
falo accommodation train on the Western
New York and Pennsylvania road and
an extra freight collided west of this city,
both engines being demolished. John
Davis of Oil City, engineer of the freight
train, was badly injured. No passenger
was hurt
The sun., 1900-09-18
Trades Unionism In osweeo.

Oswego, n. Y, Sept. 17.-All the labor
organizations of Oswego united to form
a trades union for mutual protection.
Resolutions of sympathy with the strik-
ing miners were adopted. Molders, ma
chinists, boiler makers, bricllayers, stone
masons, brewers. MASTERS, cigar makers
and many other trades are represented in
4 ha union
The sun., 1900-09-18
ALLEGED counterfeiter Caught.

Washington, Sept. 1.-THE secret
service has received a telegram announc-
ing the arrest in New Orleass ri te:
Damose for having in his PED n ! SI
counterfeit silver coins and Ssltt 1 bal
casts for making the same.
The sun., 1900-09-18
Lightning Hits Many Houses.

Watertown, N. Y, Sept. ia terrific
electrical storm swept over northern New
York. Rain fell in torrents, tho fall be-
ing the greatest of the season. Fruit
trees were stripped of their fruit. Many
houses were struck by lightning, one in
this city being split in twain.
The sun., 1900-09-18
Killed by a Freight SsEasR

Penn Yam, N. Y, Sept. 17.-CIarence
Barns of Bellona was run over Saturday
by a Northern Central freight train near
Benton. His right shoulder was so badly
injured that he died from shock.
The sun., 1900-09-18
Good Gain For Elizabeth. n J.

Washington, Sept. 1.-THE census bu.
reau announces that the population OF
Elizabeth, N. j., is 90, 2,130 as against 81
764 in 1890. This is an increase of a.
366, or 3S.04 per cent.
The sun., 1900-09-18
Of lacrosse, wis.

Washington, Sept, 17.-TAe census bu-
reau announces the population of La
crosse, Wis. is 2S.SD5 as against 25,090
in 1890 This is an increase of 3,S05, or
15.17 per cent.
The sun., 1900-09-18
Monster CATCH OF codts1..

Gloucester, Mass, Sept. II. The
schooner John J. Flaherty arrived here
from the Grand banks with the largest
fare of Goldfish ever landed at this port.
She carried $4,000 pounds.
The sun., 1900-09-18
Plague Spreading In Glasgow.

Glasgow, Sept. II. - Five additional
cases of the bubonic plague have been re
ported here, four of the stricken persons
being members of the same family.
The sun., 1900-09-18
An Increa.e For Augusta.

Washington, Sept. 1.-THE census bu
reau announces that the population OF
Augusta, Ca, is 39,441 as against $4,000
In 1890. This is an increase Of 6,141, OF
1914 per cent. ..
The sun., 1900-09-18
Chicago Races Yesterday.
Special to TheIsun., :,

Specialize Thelsun.i
Firat-54F. Hylo, Hohnwreath, La
Sance. Time 1.07i.
second-6F. George, May Beach,
Tragedy. Tine II. 49,. ;:.. =.
Third-S!F Arthur Behan, Piccolo,
Prairie Dog. Time l,4Sf. ..,s .-zx
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The weather.
Fair; cooler; north winds.
FINANCIAL AND ooMMERoIAL.
Closing Quotations of the New York
stock Exchange.
New York, Sept. II

:
New York, Sept. II.
Money call nominally at IN per cent. Prime
mercantile paper, 4a54 per cent. Sterling ex-
change steady, with actual business in bankers
bills at s4.sOisa4. seM for demand and at s4ssM
for GO days. Posted rates, 81 4.s41a and S4s7b
a4.ss. Commercial bills s4.s214a4S2$.. Silver
certificates 6iaiaG3aic. Bar silver, 62ssc. Mex
ican dollars, 49l4c. Government bonds strong
State bonds inactive. Railroad bonds irregular
llnsirr t,ricns.
The sun., 1900-09-18
rntLn ,an Shot by Negro.

Ncwal. j., Sept. 17.-Policeman
Hertzrnhn was shot by a negro bur-
glar and wounded. Hertzenberger
had li m Ion attracted to a noise
at the iaa y the residence of @. W.
Eaton, or dlest Hill. As he walked
around te ~ "ar of the building he saw
two negt4- 10 had evidently been try
ing Ia Aa house. Hertzenberger
commarc negroes to halt, when
one of d shot which took ef-
feet in ~ i.ceman's right thigh. The
burglar e- lDpd.
The sun., 1900-09-18

You news in THE Sun.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1900-06-30
Splendid Service to Deer Park
And The Mountains
Baltimore and Ohio X. X.

On account OF the increasing popu-
larity Of Deer Park, the famous resort
on the crest OF the Alleghenies, the
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad. commence
ing Saturday, June 23rd will run a
special train of combination car and
parlor car leaving Pittsburg every
Saturday at 1880 p. m. Morgantown
at 400 p. M, arriving Deer Park 7:45
D. m. Train will run via Fairmont &
Morgantown Branch Returning the
special train will leave Deer Park
Sunday Nights at 1880 p. NJ. arriving
Morgantown at 400 a. msand Pitts
burg 700 g. m. A sleeping car will
be attached to the night train, return
ing, thus affording every possible COM
fort to those who desire tospend a day
at Deer Park, Mountain Lake Park or
Oakland on the summit of the noun
tains.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1900-06-30

v y
GoLF players, Spaldings whole
stock is at your command through
the Acme.
THE picnic to be given by the Turn
Ferein on the 4th will be up to the
standard of all the entertainments
given by that organization. While
there will be no general celebration
here there will be plenty to engage the
attention of our people and plenty OF
quiet entertainments.
Ii your bicycle needs pumping up
you can get first class pump at
the Acme Prices 20c, 45e and 81.
The dollar one is dandy.
THE tendency TO close business
houses early seems to be growing. In
many places the custom has been in
vogue for years and nothing could
change 1t now. A large proportion
of the people who frequent stores 10
the evening do so to gossip and lounge,
not to buy. The Acme Book Store
announces to its patrons that during
July and August it will close prompt
ly at eight o'clock.
j. A. WEAVER always has the hest
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.
Your money will earn you per
cent interest, if deposited with Home
Savings Bank, Fairmont, w. Va.
Write or call ofsus.
"a MAN starting in business, re-
marked successful young lawyer re-
Gently, .sshould not depend upon any
thing in the way OF fayors or opp0r-
tunities from either friends or rela-
tiyes, or expect any assistance from
them, for such reliance will prove 60
be a broken reed in the way Of sup
port. Have you never heard the
downtown adage2n he continued.
lit has great deal of truth in 1t.
Expect advice from your friends,
nothing from your relatives, and help
from strangers.
WATERS is not on the corner but
they find us when they need shoes
Ice cold buttermilk fresh every
day at Madera's.
CRITICISM, unkind comment, cruel
gossip, and unjust condemnation are
too frequently INDUCED in. The grim
bones of some unfortunate occasion
or circumstance often come home to
individuals who are ever ready and
willing to push scandal and hearsay
babble into the highest recesses OF so
ciety and church. 1t matters little
to them whose heart is pierced during
their happiest hours Of serenity; it
matters not whose character they be-
smear with their tongues, leaving a
stain that the tears Of lifetime can
not remove.