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Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1900-03-01
New Underskirts.

Our selection is SO large, the
every possible want can be supplied. II
We shall increase the popularity Of \
this department by the price sav-
ing we offer our customers.
Silk skirts, five rows Of cording.
double flounced, change e M h.
able taHeta. 1sNyO
Mercerizcd satin skirts in cerise.
turquoise, cardinal aud n M n
hello, SIS values at........ s 49, X
Mercerized moreen skirts q Kn :
$1.SO to. Observation-Disclosures. SsUO n
Mercerized satin skirts, FIVE rows =
OF cording, double founce, g k0
all popular co1ors. ....... COW r
Mercerized satin skirts, 4 M u
corded and founced, So to Lew
New Specials We Cannot /
Itemize.
New Collie and Pulley Belts.
New Spring Capes.
New Umbrellas.
New Kid Gloves.
Ladies Tailor-made Suits.
e M for ladies tailor made suits.
OsOO Jacket lined with serge, n
satin or merceriz ed silk, skirts lined
with percaline, velveteen faced,
regular $7.50 values.
IN M for ladies' $3.50 suits in |
lO.OU serge or cheviot in grey,
black, blue and brown, neatly
braided, plated skirt, strictly up to- |
date garment.
90 M for ladies $500 tailor
1 6VsOO made suits in cheviot or
covert. Plain or embroidered, 4
sp1cndidly tailored and finished.
Separate dress skirts, so styiessto
select from. In crepon, brll1iantine,
cheviot and came1s hair. In plain
or applique trimmed, with new box d
p1aits. A popular line rang Q m
ing in price from $1.00 to-. CsOU
CnNG
Evening star., 1900-09-29

FOR RENT BY MOORE
409 11th NV. lar. b $3.50. 90
7l3 9th NV, 2 halls
and dwelling I2s 90
25l3 10Th NV, l0r, 2b. 1890
1884 Cincinnati ay,
Tor and %. 1890
1884 NY sv, l2r. ba. rs 90
ls03Phelus pl, Tor. 70 $500
23l y NV. i2r. ba. 40. so
2210 LIST NV, Tor .bs,
new........-....-43.I5 AZ. IS
I b e Darlington,
apartments. -. ~ 90
210l p NV. Sr&sto. 81. so
1898 11th NV. sr&b. 30. SO
2f13 = NV, Or. ba. 80 81
Ills Nh az. 7r, la 80 Od
1145 2lst. 10r. ba. 80 90
1917 Sth NV, ,7r&sta IS. 50
142o LIST. Or. ba. =. @.6
1925 II ne. 7r&storc. 70 bd
1880 Il ne. sr, ba. .25. 90
3i9 y Y av. 7r&b. %. 50
1923 9Th. Or. ba. 20. 30
So05 Camb'ge pl, Or. b22 80
6SS X ne. 6r&ba. 20.O0
6S Tenn ay ne Or, b. Is &c
1928 10Th, Tr&ba. 200
1884 kraemer ne. 4r.6SD
I'LL Tth sc. Or. 500
Call at Office for full IA,
Evening star., 1900-09-29

FOR RENT
907 18th. Tor 2b. mi $40. so
1915 18th. 10rb, mi. ! so 20
1919 3ist, 10r, b,
eel. mi. mi........... 40. so
1917 2sth, b, Or, b,
eel, fur. 40 30
140a 3lst lor. b, cl, mi35 %
22l9 l, sr. eel, mi. 80. 80
2s03 Q. Or. b, mi. 80. 80
&04 N, Sr. b. mi. :. .25. so
1906 kiDgInan, Or,
b, eel, mi. .25. 30
FURNISHED.
1900 #, lSr, Sb. $500. 90
1915 16th. furnished,
l4E2h, steam, uni. $50. 90
ROOMS.
SIG 10Th. .offi&shop. 10. 20
1871 10th. .offi heat. is. 90
4S2 -4S8 La av, office
rooms. $40 and $500
l140 18th, ir, ba. -.
4S6 La av,2 b's't RS. .12. 90
Sci LIST IN To,
Evening star., 1900-09-29

Il HILL. I'll IiTH n. w.
SUBURBAN.
College PIX, Md, 1lr. b. 81 90
FLATS.
zoos Pa av NV. Or. 20. 90
- Pa av Sc, 5r&b. . IL. 90
lS2s Tth. ar, ba 1900
Several Office rooms in
Baltic bldg. and Capt.
tai Savings Bank bldg.
2c&Sd floors e26 r st NV.
Once rooms at 33S led
av NV.
. rooms, Sd fir I'll 14th.
STORES.
llth & n Sc, large
! store and sto run $50 90
2T0l p NV. sto&sr. 81 so
1928 II ne, sto&cel. .25 80
1880 n ne. Sr. ba. .25 80
626 22d NV .sto&cel Is 90
223 Pa av Sc. .sto&cel 80. 90
! For Colored Tenants.
2l2-IS Seaton al NV,
Z 4 rooms. 500
STABLES.
Rear 636 Q st......15.00
Rear 622 9th st. 10. 60
1916 X NV. 90
R'r 6l6 81 NV. stab. .. 90
1. II
Evening star., 1900-09-29

FOR RENT-BI LATIAIER K NESBIT, 1921 @ ST.,
RENTAL AGENTS.
l423 Chaplin, 12r 1b stab, elegant Pge yard $s3 SO
MS 1Sth arlkb. S42 60 223 X ne Sr&b. 90
z217 18th nw6rAb. 2i 20 i400 Stghton lor 2b So 90
eez18t
Evening star., 1900-09-29

FOR SALEr1111 AND Ii13 n. H. AVE NV;
just completed; two-story and cellar bricks; s
rooms; tiled bath; laundry in basement; hot
water heat; handsomely papered and decorated;
open daily
GEO. p. NEWTON Owner, el0 18th st. NV.
! se20-Sts
FOR SALE BARGAINS n NE-RAsY aPAYMENTS
$z,900; 1S47 + st.: 6 .rms.s ssBd bath. $2.bO0;
1855 Emerson ut. bet q and sts.; and
BATH wide concrete St; ami. &
GEO. r. NEWTON, Builder. go 18th - Aw.
ooao-ets
Evening star., 1900-09-29

FOR RENT BRICK House AND STABLE NEAR
14th aud II all large, cheerful looms: lot 2ux
leo; only $50
FOR RENT-1T4 r.. Conn. ave-;
stories: in rSt-claSS condition: only SO.
1t STONE < FAIRFAX. ste + st. W.
Evening star., 1900-09-29

FOR RENT-AS ELEGANT HOME-ONE OF THE
choicest squares in The fashionable northwest
1TI7 = St, II rooms: large reception hall: re
duCed Stl5.
1t STONE 4 FAIRFAX. S06 T st. NV.
Evening star., 1900-09-29

FOR SALE-AT SACRIFICE-LARGE. HAND
some house: facing New Hampshire ave-: IS IT.
front: hot {5xl41; Is and bath: ) stories
and basement: fashionable neghborhood; reduced
from $4,000 to $4,000. 1902 21st st. NV.
se23-Sts
Evening star., 1900-09-29

.RKER, 435 All ST. S.w.
l2lT Del ay sw .6r, W $50
1913 Z sw, Or. .w&gas.16.30
4s9 l. sw, 5r&w. .f0.50
laoS I'd sc, 4r&w. $50
Ill n Sc. 4r&w......7.30 30
Stable RI 1910 q sw. @. 30
se9 St
Evening star., 1900-09-29

FOR REST1NO. lTS5 y
brown-stone house,
room. near Conn. av
se29-9t
FOR RENT-BY c. ii. PA
1904 c sw, Tor, mi. $40. ~
500 q sw. 6r, w&gas. | 3 20
1Ss c sw, 5r&w. ..13. 30
1011 Sd sw, 6r&w. 10. 80
Sl8 Del av sw,5r.w. .S.90l
815 kla sw. large sto
and dwelling 80. 10
Evening star., 1900-09-29

FOR RENT PLACE YOUR VACANT HOUSES
WITH STONE y FAIRFAN IF YoU WANT
THEM RENTED; THE BEST CLASS OF TEN
ANTS COME To THEM.
se2alt STONE \ FAIRFAX. 500 F st.
Evening star., 1900-09-29
HORSES AND VEHICLES.

FOR sALE-oNE VERY FINE VICTORIA (on
eatfiOlet), In frst-class cobSition made by
Hincks & johnson Of Bridgeport, Conn. one OF
the best makers; very little used: original cost
81 600; sold for want of use: will sell for lesa
than one third its value Inquire OF ]. EDWARD
LIBBEY & SON, Lumber Yard, 301S Z ut. NV.
se29-2t
a GENTLEMAN WANTS THE USE OF A SAD.
die horse about an hour every pleasant morning.
Address ..EADDLER," Star ONCE. 1ts
FOR SAIIE-A BAY HORSE YEARS OLD LAST
spring; 16 hands; weighs I, 200 lbs; hne saddler:
well broken to single and double harness; will be
sold very reasonably. Inquire at Mr.. Wyiies hv.
cry stable, 9Th st. NV, or address -
DIR. L. A. GRIFFITH,
se20,Sts.7 Upper Marlboro, Md.
FOR SALE YOUNG HACKNEY HORSES, By
Danesforth; 8 and Q years old; nlsc ONE ladys1
hunter. Feed store. 2lst and SITS. NV. w.se21 -3ts
Evening star., 1900-09-29

Call and see us regarding the above If you
looking for a home investment
B. RI. WARNER COMPANY,
se29-3t 916 street NV.
FOR SALE-&6EO0-A BARGAIN-NEAR THE
CORNER OF 10TH AND CORDORAN: brick
house; rooms and bath; every modern improve
meat: In perfect condition. large lot: win be
cold easy terms.
Evening star., 1900-09-29

FpR RENT-A VERY DESIRABLE HOUSE: s
large rooms. bath and cellar: in good condition;
212 18th Il. s.w.; only $50, most convenient loca-
tion
Ii STONE 4 i AIREAX SOC L st n "
Evening star., 1900-09-29
FOR SALE-HOUSES.


FOR sAIE-AT sACRIFICE-LARGE. HAND
some house: facing New Hampshire ave-: As IT.
front: bot s5xl47; Is rooms and bath: } stories
from $4,000 to $4,000. 1902 21st st. NV.
se23-3t.
500 CASH, $40 MONTHLY,
For these beautiful 2story. bay-wndow pressed
brick dwellings, located ne; rooms and bath bath
good lcs to paved alley; cabinet mantels, hand
somely papered and grained
se29-3t H. r. HOwENSTEIN. 91o NV.
FOR sALE-oN o ST. NV 4 sIX-RooM BRICK
able FOR nat or business purposes. Price Tor an
se2o.st H. r. HowENsTEIN. eIo G NV.
FOR SALE-oN LETTERE.D STREET WEST OF
14th ST. NV; 3-story I-room and bath pressed
brick bay y-wlndow dwelling; large lot to 2o-ft
ssia sssas. 'afxa'H f. r. 5'Ss eno NV
FOR sALE-NEw HOUSE. NEAR DUPONT CIR.
PRICE, 5000; MONTHLY PAYMENTS.
Containing rooms and tiled BATH rooms
deep; hutr brick and brown stone steps and trim.
mings; HOT WATER HEAT; A laundry in ceifar'
se29-st f. r. HoWENsTEIN. 9Io C NV.
FOR sALE-oPEN
represent this property to he THoRotGfiLi
built, having every known CONVENIENCE: an
IDEAL home: and the BEST VALUE offered in
Washington today for the money. -
Located in section that is rapidly becoming
the most beautiful IoRTn% par. n%rsT Of ssT
struction and value is respect fully invited.
DESCRIPTION.
THE FRONT Is twostory and ATTIC: dark,
hard burned brick and brown Stone, of which the
HAND CARVING is feature. The stone steps
and platform are unusually MASSIVE: very large
GLASS storm doors and windows til'd vestfbule.
The design selected after much care and is
better described in two words: MASSIVE and
RICH.''
FIRST Fl.oOR-FoUR very large rooms fin
ished in HARD WOOD; parlor, library, dining
room and kitchen. Three golden oak mantels.
tiled open firepiaces On side Of the library
WINDOW. This makes LIVING ROOM. some
thing so many Washington homes LACK.
THE DECORATIONS ARE VERY RICH.
THE KITCHEN is completely equipped; but
ler's pantry, china closet. modern range, etc.
SECOND FLOOR-Nery large bed rooms; very
high ceilings: large closets Tiled bath. porte-
lain tub, stationary washstand, best open plumb
ing
CELLAR under whole house. Front and back
entrances. laundry. servants closet bicycle
room. Heating guaranteed
ATTIC OVER HOUSE.
BACK STAIRS.
THIS is NOT A CRAMPED HOUSE
LOCATION
1923 % 81 FIRST ST. NV.
Between and SIS. NV.
First street Is the thorouCllfare TO SOLDIERS
HOME this section is increasing in value more
than any three parts of the District.
TYPE CANNOT INTERPRET THE VALUE OF
THIS PROPERTY AT
Open Sunday and through the week.
1t WM. f. SHANNON, 14l012 G st.
Evening star., 1900-09-29

Fo- additional houses issue OF This paper
or send Tor a weekly bulletin.
se29-s tuth b. ii. WARNER CO. 9Is + st
Evening star., 1900-09-29

FOR RENT-2l25 AND ol21 l. ST. NV; EACH
$30.66: 8 rooms and hath: all mod fmps. south
front; houses In excellent condition: large rear
and fr.nt yard. EDWIN l. FRANZ0NI, 1898 II
ot. Dw. (basement). ss16rs n, tn ct
Evening star., 1900-09-29

VIZ hFs-N
i:.fti |. 2ur. b,ami Sloo. 90
So2 Conn ay NV -. 1u1.tO
1870 lath.ror Greg loo. 30
SiCrc TnI 9th NV ~. 90
2if lSih NV. fGr. :. 40, 90
0;h,e rooms. 1907 + NV
se..-I2ts Tyler X Rt
Evening star., 1900-09-29
FOR SALE-HOUSES.

FOR SALR-A BEAUTIFuI. rAEw HOUSE ON
never been occupied; hot water heat; LIST floor
kitchen; 9. sleeping roomsS price only 81 500;
south front. MOORE HILL,
1t . ,xnI517 14th st. NV.
Evening star., 1900-09-29

FOR RENT S35 50 CORNER HoUSE12OI y ST
NV: new brick; rooms and bath; newly
painted and papered; all modern improvements
In perfect condition
It. r. J. MARSHALL, sos 11th ST NV
FOR RENT-NO. 1910 g ST Nw-A CENTRAL
ly located: three-story brick house, with 10
rooms and bath: all modern improy ements
will alter for business purposes. $50 45
se2e- St b. H. WARNER 60
FOR RENT-22I0 FIRST ST NV: BEAUTIFUL.
new house. rooms: tiled bath; ami. good 10
cation; reduced to $40. 80: North Cap. and
lie DIoit Park cars. OWNER, 1927 18th st NV.
se2e 6ts
FOR REST-2527 ! ST: Or: $3.50 1919 I3tb
st; 11r-; s6o.50. Pear Of a31 25th st; Ar; IS 30
JAMES NJ. GREEN
se2e3t Ill 14th
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1900-11-16
POSTS ARE PLACED.
Twenty-six Mail Boxes are to
go Into the Territory.

Which is to be Geyerrd by Free Deliy-
cry Nineteen go into Morgantown
Five In Seneca aud Two Each In
Greenmant and South MorgaatoWn -
Three Deliveries and Collections n
Day.
The work of putting in the posts
for the street letter boxes has been
completed but the boxes have not
yet been placed on them. They will
not 60 into place until later as peo-
pie would insist in putting mail into
them before any arrangements were
made for collections The queer
ways of people was illustrated when
the post office was moved.
After the old room was vacated
the letter boxes in the door were
nailed up with boards. These were
torn off and several letters placed in
the receptacle where they remained
for week or more before being dis
covered and another tremendous ir-
regularity was discovered by the
blunderers in the management oil
the post office.
There will be 26 boxes over town,
two of them will be in South Nor
gantown and two in Greenmont. But
one had been placed in each of these
towns but it has been decided to
give them two. The second pole
has not yet been placed. Seneca gets
five boxes. They are at Woodson' s
store, Charles Morrell's and at Elem
ing's store on Wiles addition. Two
more are at the glass factories.
Morgantown has plenty OF them
There will be one at each hotel 9th.
er places where they will 60 are
Hurd's corner, corner Main and
Bumbo. corner Main and Wiley,
corner Spruce and Wiley, corner
Prospect and Spruce, corner Bum
DO and Spruce, corner Peasants and
Spruce, corner Foundry and Main,
corner Foundry and Front, Front
and Peasants, Front and Walnut,
Front and Beechurst, Front and
Wiley and University entrance.
At leastthree deliveries and col
1ections will be made daily but just
when they will be made and the
routes to be covered will be deter
mined later. The inspector will be
here within few days and will lay
them out and determine other de-
tails in connection with starting the
service
Dr. Fitch has not yet returned
and nothing is known OF these de-
tails or anything else in connection
with the service. These things will
be known in a day or so however.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1900-11-16
Frightening up at Wash. JEFF.

). WASHINGTON, Pa, Nov. 16 The
4. u J. football team went through
practice at College Park this afternoon
ia about an inch of snow 1t is prob
able a number Of substitutes will be
found in the team that will face West
Virginia next Saturday. 1t is the in
tention to save the players for the In
dian game and some of the best men
will be on the side lines in Saturdays
contest. The improvement in the
playing of the w. s. J. team in the
last few weeks hat been something
wonderful, and is the present good
playing is continued the team should
make a strong finish. The coaches
have got the team into first-class
shape.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1900-11-16
SUIT DISMISSED.
Celebrated Case Before Supreme
Court Falls Through.

Ii InYolYed the Right of Building and
Loan Societies to do Business-sf
successful it Would Have stopped all
work along That Line Holders Of
Stock in Local Associations Relieved.
Some time ago a suit was brought
In Parkersburg which If successful
would have resulted in winding up
every building and loan society ia the
country. However the danger is re-
moved, The case has fallen through
There never was much danger but
even the threat Of IL has been remoe-
ed, The following In reference to the
case is taken from the Parkersburg
Sentinel
Word has beef received here
through the receivers OF the Balti-
more Building and Loan Association
that the case Of E. b Archer VS. the
Baltimore Building and Loan Assoc
citation had been dismissed by the Z.
S. Supreme Court, the Court sustain
ing Judge Jno. j Jackson OF the U.
S. Circuit Court,
This suit was instituted several
years before Judge A. /. Foreman of
the Circuit Court, aud was decided In
favor of the plaintiff on the grounds
of usury.
Judge McGlner who was counsel for
the Association, took an appeal and
the case was twice argued before the
Supreme Court Of this state. Judge
Foreman was reversed and the con-
tract was held 60 be binding. Under
this decision the property was adver-
tised to be solo at trustees sale. Mr..
V. N. Archer who represented the
plaintiff, went into The U. S. Circuit
Court and fled bill claiming that
the sale Of property under this deed
OF trust was contrary TO the constitu-
tion; that he bad right to trial by
jury to ascertain the amount due
the association, but he was deprived
Of that right aud that the property
was taken without due process Of
law
Judge Jackson granted an iniune-
tion restraining the trustee from sell.
ing the property. The case was ar
gued before the U. S. Circuit Court
and Judge Jackson dissolved the in
junction. An appeal was taken to
the U. S. Supreme Court. This Court
has now sustained Judge Jackson and
discussed the case.
The plaintiff has disposed Of the
property ia controversy to Mr.. Kreps,
the lumberman and the attorney Tor
the plaintiff says he was about to
have the case dismissed.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1900-11-16
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
A List OF Deeds admitted to Record In
the County Clerks Office.
MORGAN DISTRICT.

Jos Moreland special commissioner to
4 ] Carlow past of lot 81 in Morgan
town 81 OPS.
Amanda Hileman to John " John-
son + acres $50.
Anna w Richards to Stnard Hirsoh-
man lot on Main street $4,000.
G Iazzelle and wife to T. + Shall
cross let block C East Morgantown
$3.50.
Jane I'll Thompson to Julian r Elem.
ing part of lot No. in Morgantown
S2700
B&ICo to W sennett i, of lot
ST 90 and other valuable considerations.
Amandus Hawk and wife to G Il
Jones house and lot IN Seneca $2664
S A Lewellen and wife to Jas A Mar
sinner two lots in Seneca $3.50.
Mary Nj Forehope to b w Smith in
terest in 1000 acres 500.
Harry q Tower and wife to b w
Smith interest in 1000 acres 800.
Sarah + Keck TO VIM L stellar $50
acres $1,000.
W Il ST Clair to Ella Moorefeld 42l
acres S274l SIS.
L S Brock and wife to Harvey Fisher
lot 50xS0 feet on Foundry street $500 and
G Jacobs ct al to NJ l. Halderman
lot No 20 $l75.
UNION DISTRICT.
A ] Stentz and wife to o Nj Majors 2
acres $50.
j oadus Dunn to Geo s Haden 81
acres $40.
Jacob Adams TO Charles Adams 1872
perches $100 and other considerations.
Jno Dunn ct al to Jno S Dunn As aerea
80 acres and SO acres, $500 and other
valuable considerations.
Geo G Haden to William A Shafor II
acres $3.50.
Jno L Eyerly to Asa NJ Sterling 81 =
acres of coal $3.50. %.
lisa Il Reed to c W Coombs 81 @
acres coal $l296.
Fl G Frick Coke Co to Calvin c Ma
bors 26 1873 acres $3l7.s5.
A Walls ct al TO JAS w Summers Is
acres interest in Ino S Summers land
sl03.sS.
Jno + Summers ct al TO Ghas II Surf
mers 80 acres interest in Jno s Sum
mers land $238.
Thos NJ Jollff TO ] " Sans IL acres
$l25.
Minnie III Deyault eft al to John w
Richardson l05 acres $1,000.
Benz q Dorsey to Aaron Carlow
l02 acres $3067.50.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1900-11-16
COUNCIL COMMITTEE
OF Christian Endeayor Society Arrang.
ing for the State c. Il. Convention
Next NAV.

or Christian EndeayOr Society Arrang.
ing for the State c. Il. Convention
Next May.
The Council Committee on the
State G. e. Convention, (to be held
in this city next May met in the
pastors study of the Nj. F. Church
November 18th, 1900. says the Fair
mont Times.
The meeting was called to order
by State President, Rev. Barnes, of
Morgantown. Prayer was led by
Rev. Fletcher.
Prot. j. Walter Barnes was chosen
chairman, with Frank EVAN as sec
rotary, after which the chairman of
the various committees on arrange
ments were chosen:
Finance-Mr. u. A. Clayton.
Entertainment-Prof. j. w. Barnes.
Reception Mr. Frank Kelly.
Music Mr.. T. A. Fleming
Press-Rev. Stoetzer
Decorating-Miss Kate Ebert.
Public Meeting DIR. Geo. Nor
row
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1900-11-16
Parkhurst's Id cal Newspaper.

A newspaper that will tell the
truth.
A newspaper that will print all
the news.
A newspaper that cannot be sway
ed by advertisers or business men.
A newspaper that will lead public
opinion.
A newspaper that the people will
believe
A newspaper beyond the reach of
patronage.
A newspaper of limitless enter
prise and resources.
In short, an ideal journal that no
party can buy and no interest intim
idate- printing all the great news
of the world, and telling the whole
truth regardless OF friends or foes.
Such is the newspaper that the
Reverend Doctor Parkhurst says a
syndicate OF wealthy men proposes
to launch in New York.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1900-11-16

The Packet Compans's Neu Tariff Now
in Effect.

Last week the Packet Company
announced a new schedule of rates
between Pittsburg and Morgantown.
1t is much lower than the old rates
and should bring shippers along the
valley still closer to the old reliable
line. Here is the rate:
From Pittsburg to and including
Morgantown. 0 cents per 100
pounds on Flour and Feed. II cents
per 100 pounds on all other Mer-
chandise.
Oil from Pittsburg to and includ-
ing Morgantown, 80 cents per
barrel.
Salt from Pittsbnrg to and in
Guiding Morgantown, Is cents per
barrel.
Lime from Pittsburg to and in
Guiding Morgantown, 10 cents per
barrel.
Horses and Mules to all points
$3.50 each.
S. S. GRAHAM,
Gen. Supt.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1900-11-16
Free To Inventors.

The experience Of G. A. Snow & Co.
in obtaining more than 20, 900 patents
for inventors has enabled them to
helpfully answer many questions re-
lating 30 the protection OF intellectual
property. This has been done in a
pamphlet treating briefly Of United
States and foreign patents, with cost
of same, and how to procure them;
trademarks, designs, caveats, infringe
ments, decisions in leading patent
cases, etc. etc.
This pamphlet viii be sent free to
anyone writing to c. A. Snow & Co.,
Washington, ID. G.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1900-11-16
Powell Still Ahead.

Charles Powell of Fairmont Demo-
cratic candidate for prosecuting at
torney is twenty six votes ahead in
the recount and is holding his own.
There has been no change since the
recount began. 1t will take up the
rest of the week. Fairmont people
state that it is expected that he will
be declared elected as he has more
votes than the other fellow The race
has been very close and exciting
one. In case Everson is thrown out
his majority will be several hundred.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1900-11-16
FATALLY SHOT
Silas St. Clair Accidentally shot
by his Son in-law

The Victim was in Sink Hole and was
Not Seen by the Shooter-The Load
Entered the Side of the Head and
Face He win Not Recover Shock
ing Accident.
JSilas st Clair a well known far
\ lher living on Bakers Ridge was ia
tally shot this morning on the Cor
man place. He together with sever
al others was hunting quail when
shot
He was near Fred Cornish a SON
in-law when some quail flushed.
The son-in law did not see Mr.. St.
Clair although the latter was near
him being concealed with thick
brush in a sink hole in which he
had entered
When the gun cracked the victim
feJl to the ground groaning. He was
Ypicked up and the load Was found to
have penetrated the side of his head
and face. Some of the shot entered
his hear.
1t is not thought that he can re
coyer. lie is about SIS years of age
and is well known over the country.
DR.. Gibbons was called and dressed
the wounds. Mr.. st. Clair has sever
al relatives in town. The affair has
caused great regret to be expressed in
town and country,