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The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1900-12-14
AReENTlNe REPUBLIC.
WIN ne Rerre.ented by Fine BALD
ing ard ExhIbIt At BnRnlo.

ing ana E1hADN NJ buh0O.
The Argentine Republic will have
building and exhibit at the Pan Ameri.
can Exposition In Buffalo next summer
which win represent tittingly the pro-
gressive Institutions and commercial
and industrial prosperity Of that South
American republic. The sum OF $780,
COO has been appropriated by the Ar.
geneine government for this purpose
Argentine merchants. and especially
those Of Buenos Ayres. appreciate the
importance of representation at the
pan-American. Many agricultural and
industrial organizations are notifying
the minister OF agriculture that they
intend to send exhibits. 1t is probable
the government will have It's exhibit NJ
the Paris exposition brought to Buff
falo nj the close OF the French fair.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1900-12-14
S tockhoIders Meeting.

The annual meeting OF the share
holders of the Merchants National
Bank of West Virginia at Clarksburg,
for the election OF seven directors
will be held at its banking house
Tuesday. January s, 1901 at 10 o'clock
am. S. Z. HARRISON,
std Cashier.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1900-12-14

Bunalo's Mayor and the Ezposttion.
The Hon. Conrad Diehl, mayor OF
Buffalo. the home OF the Pau-Ameri-
eau Exposition. has great faith in the
success of the enterprise and Is more
than pleased with the progress that is
being made on the work OF construc-
ton. He says: al frequently drive out
there and look over the buildings. II
Is phenomenal the rapidity with
which the work Is carried forward
The men who are directing the Exposi-
ton affairs are shrewd calculators.
and they are going to make this enter
prise the wonder of the world. Out
siders are becoming enthusiastic over
It. Thousands OF people who did not
go to the Worlds fair at Chicago win
come to the Pan American. Let every
body prepare, to receive them and give
them good time"
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1900-12-14
Farm Maps Blue Prints.

Showing complete maps Of Sand
Fork oil field. Shows producing, drill
ling and gas wells. Sent on receipt of
$3.50. Address, r. L. linn, Weston,
W. Va. Al
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1900-12-14
FOR SALE CHEAP,

-Four up-to-date Bowling Alleys.
Everything complete; only used one
season. For further Information nd
dress POWER HALL BOWLING ALLEY,
Marietta, Ohio. s-3t.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1900-12-14

orexea Editors wnl 60 TO RuRalo.
The Oregon Press association at its
annual convention recently voted TO
hold It's annual excursion meeting in
1901 ut the Pan-American Exposition.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1900-12-14

BISHOP ERSRS a. roTTki;.
Will be. they will constitute a declara-
ton against divorce stronger than any
ever before made by any rrotesiant
aud similar 10 the srrin-
gent law Of the Roman Catholic church
upon the subject.
Manitoba aad the ExposI,ioa.
The Pan-Amerlcan Exposition at Buf
falo next year is assured of repre-
sentative exhibit from the Important
province OF Manitoba. Special Com.
missioner Henderson. who has made
a tour of northwestern Canada for the
Exposition. met With gratifying success
In arousing interest In the enterprise.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1900-12-14

We have an excellent line Of fine
rings In solid gold. Buy yourself one,
J. +. Shirley, the leading jeweler, 4ol
Main street. 5-3t
The Palace candy store, 1928 pike
street, make fresh candies every
day. 5.3t
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1900-12-14
Holiday Rates 3. & 0. Railroad.

On account of the Christmas and
New Year Holidays the Baltimore 81
Ohio Railroad viii sell excursion
tickets at greatly reduced rates to and
from points on It's lines between
Baltimore, Pittsburg, Wheeling, Par
kenburg, Strasburg junction and
intermediate points, good going Dec.
%, "A, %. 81, and Jan. l, 1901, valid
for return until Jan. 4. 1901. inclusive.
Splendid Royal Blue Train service.
Pullman Palace Cars and Il. & o.
Dining Cars on through trains. std
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-09-02

thu rounds 60 see that every little nose is
dry. for q moist porboScis indicates the
possibility OF ''snufflcs" the most dreaded
disease among hare fanciers. In fact. the
cares Of the proverblal old woman in a
shoe a. not 20 be compared with this con-
srientious young girl who has forsaken
balls and parties for the Joys and sor-
rows OF rabbitry.
From a financial standpoint she has been
unprccedentedly successful: the young OF
her imported stock bring very high prices
and as each mother has nestful OF
young creatures every month. the profits
may be left to the Imagination.
Miss Copeland's natural love OF animals
beguiled her into the business. as she has
always owned blooded stock. Amone
them Is "Poncy." a superb black Persian
cat. whose tail is like the banner OF smoke
The ordinance IL trying 90 suppress. Then
there are horses and dogs and a cageful
of fancy mice. chief among them being
Lady Jane" who jumps through hoops
or sits on her hind feet on the guitar
while ne mistress Is playing.
Miss Copeland pins her faith to Belgians
ana believes that in order 70 be lucky one
must POSSESS not the left hind foot OF
a rabbit killed Ia the graveyard at mid
night. bat the old hind foot OF very much
alive Belgian hare. Jennie Van Allen.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-09-02
FRIENDS HELP.
81. Paul Park Incident.

After drinking cup and a half OF
coffee once a day always felt Ianguid
and dull. having no ambition 10 get to my
morning duties. Then in about an hour
or 10 a weak. nervous arrangement Of
The heart and stomach would come over
me with such force ! would frequently
have to lie down.
IA other times had severe headaches:
stomach finally became affected and d.
scstion 80 impaired that I had serious
chronic dyspepsia and constipation. Mrs.
n. A. Hober. for many years state presl-
dent OF TIE W. G. T. T., a personal
friend. t5id me she had been greatly ben
Gifted ny quitting coffee and using Pos
tum Food Coffce, she was troubled for
years with asthma She said Il was no
cross 20 quit coffee when she found she
could have as delicious an article as Pos
tum Food Coffee.
Another lady. MRS. Mary Baker. OF
Red Wing. MINI. had been troubled with
chronic dyspepsia for years and found
immediate relief on ceaslnE coffee and be-
ginning Postum Food Coffee twice a day.
She was wholly cured. Mrs. Judge Stock
err OF Minneapolis told me that Postum
Food Coffee was Godsend 70 her. her
heart trouble having been relieved after
leaving of coffee and taking Postum
Food Coffee.
so many such cases came 10 my no
ticc that concluded coffee was the cause
OF my trouble and I gun and took up
Postum. am more than pleased 90 say
that my days OF trouble have disappear
ed. am well and happy" Mrs. Mary
Harrington, 81. Paul Park, MINI.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-09-02
Westminster Confession Revision.

From the Hartford Daily Times.
The Presbyterian Greed Revision Com
mittee that IS TO meet az Saratoga a week
hence was named by the last General As
sembly'e direction. and is supposed TO rep
resent all shades az faith IN the deaomina-
ton. IL does not meet AZ this time TO be-
KIN revision. but probably 60 frame a let
ter to be sent 10 all OF the 30 Presbyte-
rics. The agitation OF last spring was
backed by about forty Presbyteries and
the committee named In response thereto.
Now the committee will undertake 10 fiud
out what the other Presbyteries think
about the matter. whether they want a
new creed or the Old one revised. and
what form they think the changes should
take. Responses 10 this letter % inquiry
VIII form the basis OF a report 20 be made
next May. when. II there be a general de-
mand. n regular revision committee will
be named The meeting az Saratoga st
this time Is n sort OF vacation consulta-
ton, and most OF the members will be
there. The general opinion to-day IL that
there may be revision. but that there
viii hardly be new creed. The revision
will. IL IN said. be slight. and Calvinism
as such win not be modified. The smaller
churches are found TO be perfectly indif-
fcrcnt Go the controversy.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-09-02

great artistic skill so far from spelling
the game. only serves 20 render II more
amusing
While the drawing Is In progress the
other players watch the board from a re-
spectfui distance. At the end OF the al
lotted time all gather around the picture
and guess what scene In history Is there
intended. This over, the holder of slip
number one Is sent TO tho board. number
three follows. and so the game continues
until the last number Is exhausted.
The guesges are. OF course. registered
upon the cards opposite the appropriate
numbers and kept strictly secret
After the twelfth picture has been ex-
ccutcd and puzzled over. the cards arc
collected and corrected by the hostess ac-
cording TO the original list preserved for
the purpose-the player who comes near
est TO twelve perfect answers winning
first prize.
Photographs OF famous pictures repre-
senting scenes from history. make de-
iightful awards. So do well written and
well illustrated books upon historical sub
iects.
A Life OF George Washington" or
FStory OF Napoleon Bonaparte" in words
OF one syllable and printed on linen Is
sure TO provoke FUN as a BOBBY.
This new and bright scheme for a party
can he adapted TO many varieties OF en-
tertainment. II II just as successful in
a large church social as In the little
home aftnir among a dozen friends. BY
reducing the scenes 10 spirited stories OF
American history II can also be made the
nucleus Of an ideal amusement for little
people.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-09-02
IDEAL bed Rooms.
A Clever Woman Tells of Modern
Sleeping Apartments.

sleeping Apartments
The ideal bedroom Is achieved at lass,
and with due respect 90 the demands of
beauty and hygiene and genuine comfort
There Is a woman in New York who has
brought about the happy condition by first
studying at home and abroad 20
perfect genius Tor the deoora-
ton OF sleeping apartments only. No other
quarter OF a house will she undertake or
advise upon, and one OF the FIRST persons
10 recognize and employ her genius was
the master OF that beautiful Roman pal
ace by the sea that washes the Newport
cliffs
Seven OF the sleeping chambers were
turned over 90 her for decoration. and.
following her usual method. she drew out
a number OF designs for the furnishing
OF every room and submitted them for
onsideration. With every design went an
exact estimate of the cost OF all che 1T
tings. and careful suggestions as to VEN
tllation, the virtues OF special bedding
materials, the values OF particular colors
and floor coverings. for no desail that
can contribute 60 health and comfort Is
overlooked in her estimate. Every ono
OF the seven rooms was treated. not only
in a distinct and thoroughly original fash
ion. but with true artists eve to har.
mony after the best Italian MODELS 50
pleased was the owner OF the white mar.
bic villa that he gave his upstairs ar.
chitect." as she calls herself jokngiy
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-09-02

Craving room: ~ possible. in such a posi-
Ikon that a can bo seen from all points
OF tho apartment.
A number OF cards with pencils attaohed
BY loops OF rsbsSB-ons card Tor each
guest-are next In order. These car'As
have written upon them. one below the
other, as many numbers as there are
guests.
Ia this way, n The players number
twelve tho numerals. from one TO twelve
inclusive. should be written upon tho
cards.
Twelve numbered slips OF paper, each
one OF which gives the name OF some
scene In history, complete <he prepara-
;!cas.
The following list Of scenes which has
been tried and found sxcellens. will Illus
trate the kind OF historic event TO be
chosen. IL should be OF that ciass which
have become household words to English
speaking people;
The landing OF the Pilgrims.
liking Alfred scolded by the peasant
woman for burning her cakes.
3-shakespearo reading before Queen
Elizabeth.
4-walter Raleigh spreading his cloak
before Queen Elizabeth.
isabella pawning her jewels TO get
money for Columbus.
t-FAui REVERB roe.
T-Washington crossing the Delaware.
S-Princes In the tower.
/ e-Death OF Sir Philip Sidney.
IO-Braddocks defeat by the Indians.
1.-THE great FIRE OF London.
i2-f'air Rosamond receiving che fatai
cup. from Eleanor
Each guest. on arriving. receives one Of
the numbered cards and selects at ran
dom slip OF paper. The subject written
upon the slip one receives must not be
divulged TO che other players.
When all guests have arrived and all
slips have been distributed the fun be-
/ gins
The player holding slip number one Il
asked 20 walk to the blackboard and draw
there. using the colored chalk. the seems
/ named upon his slip.
Ten minutes only are allowed for com.
I plotting she masterpiece. Lack Of ans
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-09-02

every womans mind Is bent in anicipa-
ton OF the more important matter OF
the form Of the autumn dress where
withal she Is 10 be clothed. What is the
coming thing That Is TIE question.
Mrs Fashion herself refuses 20 bs hvs-
rled She reveals the work nEs OF her &c
MUS in good but leisurely time. and 90
for we have got only TO the point where
we know that skirts perpendlcularly
tucked are TO hold their vogue. and that
a tie fullness Is going 20 take a hounce
Ike effect about the feet what viii in
tercst the agr,ssiyely modern, those who
must have tire latest or nothing, Is tho
new tangled isea OF running sashes I'M
der the tucks OF "A skirt, as the sketch
OF a pale tan Vicema shows.
Save IN some special ateiiers OF that sa-
cred street OF Paris. where the goddesses
Of fashion and invention re gn IN harmo-
nlous authority. there IS no hing more
'du moment that this sweet little suit
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-09-02
BREEDING BELGIAN HAREs.
Miss Copeland. IA Chicago Girl, Has
Found Front ina Them.

Mis. Copeland. Chicago Girl, Has
Found Front in Them.
chioago. September !. isoo-The Belgian
hare craze has reached Chicago. the eN-
orbl,ant prices paid Cor biooded animals
tempted a small army OF men and boys
into raising fine stock.
Hares are being pred on roofs and In
parlors. In basemcnts and outhouses, but
che only Chicago wcsasn who Is raising
them on an extensive scale ts Misc A.vs
Curtis Copeland. prominent north eide
society Girl, she y direct descendant
OF Martha Curtis Washington. Indeed
one OF Miss Copcland's most valued does
IS named after her distinguished anccs-
tor. and the beautiful creature IL AL
ready quite celebrated among fanciers.
Miss Copeland has some OF the fines.
hares ever brought from England. "Cber-
lotte OF England" Lady Norton. y
queen Edith" Iva" "RasceT' and
Dick later are among Tie highest
scored animals that ever lcf; the tight
little isle"
Women faneiers generally do their work
By proxy, but Miss Copeland has the OK
elusive care OF her entire rnbbitry. which
contains over hundred big cages, each
large enough 90 accommodate an entire
family. She keeps them as smarily as
the luxurious abodes OF shcroughbrcda
should be. for dirt is death 20
these aristocratic darllngs. At haif-past
four every morning she serves breakfast.
and at eleven O'Clock at night she makes
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-09-02

are glorious cupboards. for hats. gowns
al full length. shoe boxes aud even the
daintiest medicine chest
ION the wall by the bed hangs an old
bronze sconce for a candle. but out OF
the tip OF that candle comes wee cleo
trio bulb for a night light or reading
lamp. and even the plants I've put in
the window as. they are quite as much
for health as Tor ornament. In short.
sou see. I have an Italian bedroom sup
piled with every latest American april
ance for comfort. and when I get an
English house OF a certain period keep
Ia touch with the architecture, but In
troduce all the Improvements of our home
genius.
when my Italian rooms were done the
orders came IN fast and furious and now
am as busy as a bee. for not only try
to make my decorative work beautiful,
but becoming as we'll As a rule. | get
rid OF as much unnecessary drapery as
possible. for hygiene's sake. but / never
decorate in colors that will create A hard
or ugly atmosphere. Here Is quite an ideal
modern bedroom done In green and white
and gold. IL Is designed for a young lady
who Is not very strong, and spends good
deal OF time In sees.
You see, l always consider the occu-
pant OF room II I can. and as she is
often invaded. I did away with the SUI
periiuous draperies and tried 20 create a
cheering atmosphere by treating the walls
In a solid tone OF green. That coloring I
could voueh for as pure. The frieze Is
pale. pale gold. with a pine bough design
conventlonalized. and atensiled on in
green. and while the window glass IL per
fectiy transparent. Il Ia so artfully toned
in yellow wood. with green tiles intro
duced, and az night. when the electricity
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-09-02

ana young matrons. some In French ginR-
hams. some IN foulard. some In the most
Hlmy white handkerchief batistc and some
in swiss tnat Is AZ crisp az white spun
SUGAR Every pretty light goods Is press
~ INTO service and tho most exquisite are
OF hand-embroiderod organdie. and 81 lin
IN decorated with pattern OF drawn
work SO elaborate ana 60 tine that a spl-
dcrs eyes would bulge with envy to see a.
Nevertheless nearly every apron one
sees IS the work OF amateur fingers. AMI
Or the Elk most popular modes Of apron
making az shown IN the sketched group
every design has ice own name The girl
in the corner wears a Marie Anfainatta'
made Of the palegt yellow orFandlc dec
GRATED with double rows Of lace insertion
and ncedleworkcd frin while black tat
fcia shoulder straps form bow knots on
her shoulders Next 20 her b. an Opheiia.
iu palest lavender hatistc. with violet rib
hons run through embroidered headings
hy wa) OF decoration Near 90 this IS a
Marguerite. OF white hand woven linen.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-09-02

relga % sSoTi skirts and the influence
OF The apron would encourage The growth
OK nign heels and slsSysr wearing. out
side even veranda precincts Short OF the
golf links women this season wear their
slippers everywhere. They very plausi-
bly, insist shat IN the dog days even
the moat delicate bronze ties are a clog
upon the wearer's energies. and there
fore. we have the Prince Charlie. or the
Paul Jones. or whatever name. Ia a choice
% dozen one chooses 10 give hecom-
ing high-heeied. broad-napped buckied
walking slipper that is all the mode One
adaptable shoemaker has increased his
earnings by contriving this eighteenth
century shoe in haif-patcnt leather and
haif-black box cloth. The cloth back OF
the slipper runs up high a; the rear Of
the ankle. giving support. and Il is quite
undoniable that. though this special foot
gear Is quite as heavy a covering M the
ties. both large and small feet are greatly
enhanced IN dainty appearance BY their
wearing.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-09-02

This IL the shoe seen everywhere In
the shopping district, and impressive u
she hosiery that covers tho ankles OF
Prince Charles seaerents. Jacobs
fioclgs never boosted more amazing ring
streaks and stripes. not 90 speak OF dots
ana DASH stockings thar resemble family
trees n their qualifications OF branches.
and halfway up tho leg black hose
marvelously branded IN many colors.
changes suddenly 60 a bright blue. or
nngc. green. or rcd lisle. and only shows
It's black origin again in the markings
az the binding.
Parislan Hose supporters.
II e. consistent. OF course. for the
raiety OF the stockings TO influence the
colorlns 81 the classics. ard over from
giddy Paris has already come our stock
Of autumn hose supporters. Some Of the
olastles OF which they are wrought IL
beautiful enough 90 use as hat trimming
Witness elk straps IN blue terire. through
which wrinkles silver thread. and whip
ped on either edge OF these straps r. an
inch wide pinked friil Of thin blue silk,
over which ripples another frill Of the
nncst white silk point esprit lace. The
hooks that grip the top Of the hose are
OF silver. and on their buttons the owners
initials are mlnutely Inscribed
Felt Hats.
Here In the fashion possibly for the
autumn hat felt IN black. dark blue,
or any other popular shade with the vide
bfim turned up perfectly close on either
side against the crown, and one side held
fast 20 the crown by gorgeous ornament
ana osprey OF Tut Of ostrich feather. short
ibis plumes or velvet flowers. The brim
will 1ut like tho how OF a chip. sharply
over the face. ard tho who.e idea is
adapted straight from the fun dress uni
form hat worn by generals and admirals
and such. or what IN France is known as
the bioorne or two-horned hat. 80 familiar
70 travellers In the museums, church. etc.
on the heads Of all the guardians and ON
cials. Il ~ "A new notion. and TO some
women the shape will not be unbecoming;
however We shall see what We shah see.
Dresses for the Autumn.
Meantime. with pralseworthy thrift.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-09-02

with materials for apron manufacture.
Apron patterns are exchanged. admired
and copied on summer hotel varandas IN
place OF dolly and cray cloth designs. and
II 10 interesting and amazing TO see how
charming and various the methods Of la
alternating can be- one pink and
white debutante at Bar Harbor confesses
and no two alike. II any ones curiosity
Is strong enough 10 lead to an investiga-
ton OF the origin ana object OF this ad-
junci to the crisp summer toilet. IL will
be found shat this fashion owes its re-
vivai 20 the hospital ship Maine that went
cut TO shelter and bring home sick sol
dlers from South Africa, and to the UNI
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-09-02

who are really dead from a mental stand
point"
The doctor and the professor emphatic
ally Endorsed the noble sentiments Of the
judge. and the symposium pursued it,
course, along with courses OF the break
fast IL was a delicious breakfast 20 eat
and charming one to look at. A crystal
vase In the middle OF the table held
stalk Of white lilies: their petals matchea
the snowy table cloth. and their gold sta
mems and embroidery on the centorpicce.
There was a pretty array of delicate
china and solid silver The red Of tho
strawberries and tomatoes and the brown
OF chops. toast and mullins made a nico
color scheme. A bunch OF scarlet pop
pies and feathery ferns looked into ihs
mirror OF the sideboard. and the morning
wind came In through the folds q fresh.
white curtains. IL was a fitting place To-
the discussion OF intellectually and sp.r-
ituality