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PATENT ATTORNEYS

WILLIAMSON & MERCHANT GAMES F.
Williamson and Frand D. Merchant), patent
attorneys and solicitors; main office. No. sss-
935 Guaranty Loan building. Minneapons.
MINI: branch office, room 81, McGill build.
ing, washington. D. C. -.
PATENT-Protect your IDEAS No allowance
no tee. Consultation free. Est: 1854 Milo
3. stevens & CO., 63S 18th st. Washington, D.C.
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Going Out of Business

Last chance to- get Builders Hardware,
Tools and Cutlery atNless. than wholesale
prices; all must be sold this week. Stod-
dard Hardware, Co.. 119 Wash. Ave. S.
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FEELS MEW ALI OVER,

SFor five years troubled with liver complaint"
writes Mr. Hiram A. Severance of East Washington New
Hampshire BOX 36). "Had appetite from 1897 to
1900; voited every night could not sleep. My weight
down from two hundred and forty to hundred
and seventy pounds. doctored with home doctors, but
got relief. Wrote to Dr. Pierce and at received
answer, saying my trouble indigestion, also liver
complaint. He advised what course to pursue and
what medicines to take I commenced their June
I3h 1900. Have taken thirteen bottles of DR.. Pierces
Golden Medical Discovery and walls of his Pleas
Pellets, and have increased in weight from one hum
bred and seventy two hundred and ten pounds When
commenced Dr. Pierces medicine, had not done days
work for year. Since last November up to the present
time November 18TH 19o1,) have worked hard and
hearty three good meals day Dr. Pierces Golden
Medical Discovery makes feel new all over; it
diseases of the stomach puts the liver In action
and make pure rich blood"
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BICYCLES

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FIT You WHEELS WITH JOHNSON'S 1909
tires SITS to 49, Sold by first-class dealers.
or ]. n johnson & CO.. 9l5 Nicollet. Car
rage tires, IS up.
NEWSPAPER ROW BICYCLE SHOP, AND
AZ 4th; st S. New management. All WORK
guaranteed Wheels built to order. Largest
Storage room in city. Factory, 703 Central ay.
j. L.sSMenard.
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cLA1RvoYANTs

DR.. CLAYMONT,W WONDERFUL CLAIRVOY-.
mt, palmist, magnetic healer. 1923 Hennepin:
PROF La VARDE, WONDERFUL. DEEP
trance and palmist readings daily; gives
capable manner Residence at 26 It'll st S.
ELOISE LAMONT, RELIABLE CLAIRvoY-
ant and palmist; advice on love-, marriage.
business, speculation, etc. Absolute salts
faction 629 LIST ay S, fat ..
MRS. MANEWELL, THE MEDIUM. HAS
removed to Al 10th st s.. READINGS S5- oal.y. =.
EGLANTINE MOORE,
Palmist, clairvoyant, psychic healer, 10 18th SITS
cI,ARIssA LIE LoNG,THE FAMOUS CLAIR
yoyant tells you everything Is also .
cIairvoyant doctor and can diagnose all dis
eases. You will see she is wonderfully gifted.
Seance every Friday evening. Parlors, 102l
Henncpin, next to Library building.
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HAD SPOTS DW 7szE FACE.

"When commenced taking your Golden Medical
Discovery felt weak and bad could hardly drag
around" writes Mrs Emma West, of Windy, Writ Co.,
W. Va wFace seemed to be covered with brown spots
but before had taken bottle of your medicine the
spots all gone, and began to feel like new
person Took four bottles and have felt we'll since
NV husband has also taken the Golden Medical Discov
cry for stomach trouble and it did him good than
ANYTHING he ever tried.' .. 81
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EvePg Claim Proved By a Cure.

Every claim made for DR.. Pierces Golden Med
ical Discovery is proved not by one cure, but by
cures almost innr,ulerable. The proof if gathered
together, would fill volumes and convince the
most skeptical that the fame Of vGolden Medical
Discovery" rests on solid foundation of actual
merit A few specimen proofs are all the space
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- WAS a TDyAk yyzRE6K.g -

II was total wreck-could not sleep or sat" writes
years tried medicine from doctors but received
very little benefit lost flesh and strength, not
able to do good days work commenced taking DR..
Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery, and when l had
taken bottle could sleep and my appetite won
derfully improved. ! have taken five bottles and
still inlproying.D u
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ALL zvAE YEAR OUE, 70" rave seoaor 4" tie souse
NmDre aWrabs ozune houndi ! {.
Address. Dr. v. Buffalo ".
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GM SPRING AMD EAZks

For twentyyears Isuered terrible pain in my back
and Part IF my bowels" writes Mrs Charles Kautf
scians in Maryland and Virginia, and only received
temporary relief About two years ago noticed among
statement Of case similar to my own. Concluded at
to write to you and through your kind advice and
Golden Medical Discovery and Pleasant Pellets,
much improved. Can do much work when Twas
twenty years old My husband and take from two to
three bottles Of the Discovery and Pellets every
spring and taA and speak very highly regarding
fhe received > 81
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HTGHAM -SILVFR-PLATED CORNET FOR
sale. Max A. Kohen, 327 Washington av S.
SOS NEW ZDRoP-HEAD NO. 8 WHEELER &
Wilson sewing machine % cheap he oak S N1n
10 1st ay S.
RoLPH SOFA BEDs-C. sTINGER, FOR Is
years with w. T. Rolph, and inventor and
maker OF above-named bed, has located at
cialty Of repairing Rolph beds, repairing and
rehnishing old furniture; high-class cabinet
making and special order work solicited. Tel,
1898 LIZ South.
six chairs, kitchen range, laundry stove, bed
stead and dresser and large rattan chair APP
ply 1860 Vine place. -
FOR SALE VERY HANDSOME OAK DIN
ing-room set, as good as new, at your own
price; also. white enamel iron bed and eight
large fish and game pictures. Call Jones, 250o
4th ay S.
FOR sALE-AT AZ W 26th ST: ONE FINE
oak sidebcard. one fine upholstered couch,
| one fine black walnut bedstead7 and coil steel
spring, one fine oak bedstead and COLI steel
spring. one Flemish oak hall tree, one Column
| bia bicycle.
HOUSEHOLD FURNIsHINGs-5e 18th ST s;
chamber suits, folding beds, bedding, chairs,
tables. dishes, kitchen utensils; Thursday at
| ternoon: no reserve.
FOR -SALEIGOOD GUITAR, PERFECT
condition 343S LIST av S. ---
STEWART STEEL RANGE, COMPLETE.
/
other household goods. Inquire No. 3125 Gar
| field av S.
FOR SALE-BLACKSMITH SHOP, WITH
stock and tools; shop 5Ox24; will sell
stock and tools; rent. shop: German settle-
ment. E. E. Hacking, Wood Lake, MINI.
PIANO, TWO SEAT CARRIAGE, LADY's
/ wheel, cheap; exchange for papering and
4 painting s. A. Reed, 2Os Century building.
FINE ROCKER, NEWLY UPHOLSTERED,
i in good tapestry, to pay upholstering charges;
i also some other good pieces uncalled for.
! Towers, 1a4 9Th 81 s.
!, FOR sALE-HoUSEHOLD GOODS, FURNI-
ture. carpets, stoves, ETC., cheap, Friday and
4 Saturday. 2747 Stevens say.
FOR SALE HoUsEHoLD FURNITU RE.
i stoves, carpets, etc. at private SALE at 1850
Ngcollet av: call at orce.
j STORE FIXTURES OF EVERY DEsCRIP-
4 ton; 500 showcases, 200 counters shelytngs,
4 wall cases, 100 refrigerators, all sizes ana
makes; scales, cash registers, office and bank
fixture, safes. butcher supplies, three com,
i plcte saloon sets, SIS upwards; restaurant anu
4 hotel outfits, soda fountains, barber chars,
wagons, carriages fine piano, $50: organs, s35;
4 steads and springs, soc; couches. 1.50; cham
I her sets, carpets. etc. 1927 Washington av ).
! MOTOR CYCLES AND ENGINES READY
q to put on your wheel; also complete sets OF
q aluminium castings; cash or easy payments.
! P. "a. Hall. 2734 ID ay S.
i BUTTER-WHY PAY SUCH HIGH PRICES?
4 Dairy, zoe, PC and 24c; creamery Qn jarsl,
4 CSC and SOC; eggs, Ice. Minnesota Dairy,
i 7th st S.
I ONE 1000 LIGHT BALL, ALSO ONE LOCO
I light Ames. Both are compounds, direct con
q. nected, direct current generators; Corliss en-
4 horse power, four-valye late style Russell
4 most new; boilers any size, new and second
a hand, all ready for immediate shipment
q Eagle Machinery Co.. 655 Temple Court.
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Mrs. Anton Dahl, 613 18th av s girl
Mrs. J. L. Tiger, $40 18th av N........ boy
Mrs. L. Wilson, $500 10th st S-,............ boy
Mrs. John E Smith, 1925 18th av girl
Mrs. +. L.. Wicka, 1929 4th av S.......... girl
Mrs. Brick Londahl. 400 21st; st.. boy
Mrs. William H., Hotop, 119 4th st Sc. .J.boy
Mrs. G. H. Johnson, 507 2lst av S........... girl
Death. @
Eliza Rsanan. 14os oliver st N. April Is. 5
years.
Annie Carlson. "a It'll st NE. April 20. SO
years. ~
Baphemia B. Miller. 2517 colfax ay S. April
81, 81 years.
Elizabeth w. Ryan, Hampshire Arms, April
n. 81 years.
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NOTICE

NoTJCE-CI,EARING SALE NEW AND UN.
claimed pictures, room mouldings, oyals We
frame pictures cheap. Newest stock. Zss.
baugh. IL 9Th st S.
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NURSERY STOCK

shade trees, 12-foot., $1.25. y. G. Shtlloek.
2so7 18th ~ s. SIS Phoenix. Phone Main 22S0 !
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WOOD AND COAL

Ignite sMoKELEss COAL, THE IDEAL
fuel; clean, enonomical: &c. per ton. Wash
burn Coal Coz, II 4th st s. Tel. S3l Main
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A PARTY GROWN UP IN THE BUSINESS
and at present the head of one of the largest
stores in this city would like to manage a
general clothing store in the country. 4040,
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5000 TAKES A 12-ROOM RoOMING-HOUsE;
centrally located gas, city water; paying ss5
per month. Owner leaving city; must sell by
the first of May. Minneapolis Rental Agency,
ZOO Rank of Commerce.
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g
g MONEY TO LOAN ,SALARIED PEG 81
u ple-We are prepared to loan reason g
s. able amounts to saaried people hold Is
- ing steady positions with responsible &
& concerns, on easy weekly or monthly =
g payments. We conduct our business 3
y strictly confidential Lowest rates ana nn q q
Is fair treatment guaranteed, Room $40, d
s. Bank of Commerce building. -. s.
. . . ARE YOU PAYING SOMEBODY RU-
inous Interest? You needn't IL yGn
g make up your mind you Wont i me ~
treasurer, 107 4th st S.
sALiRAT 'LtSAtnSS q s PAIN i' s si
5 to male or female employees. 5
S No Mortgage. No 1ndorser. No Publicity. :
S YOU GIVE s $
I: your v personal G!ar note
S $40, SIS, $780, s25, $50, s35, $40, $50 to 500.
5 Much lower rate; Much easier payments
MlNN 1Ga Oil y FiNAN ;e Rn, GSo
Ssss$ 5 ss$ssA$ SIS
MONEY LOANED SALARIED PEOPLE. RE-
tail merchants, teamsters, boarding houses,
without security; largest business IN ~ prin-
cipal cities. Tolman, s20 New. York Life bldg.
sALAR1ED PEOPLE CAN OBTAIN MONEY
WITHOUT SECURITY.
LOWEST RATES AND CONFIDENTIAL
Also. on Furniture, Pianos, etc.
WESTERN LOAN CO.,
512 New York Life bldg. Tel, Main 1853 il
$50, 900 PURCHASE MONEY MORTGAGES,
absolute security, for sale by Lund's Land
Agency, 3Oa Northwestern building, Mpls.
IL TO PER CENT ON OR BEFORE
loans wanted. w. W. Clark, 313 Nicoliet:
WE LOAN ON CITY REAL ESTATE AT
lowest rates. Nlckels & Smith. Sl1 Nicollet
i CREDIT AS YOU LIKE IT.
$40, $40, $50, $40, $50, $780, $40, $50, $50, $780,
To people working on steady salary, We
will make you loan on your plain note
without iNDORSER or SECURITY of any
kind PRIVATE OFFICES, PRIVATE IN:
TERVIEWS. The conservative class Of peo'
pie can secure an accommodation of us quick.
ly and quietly.
OPEN SATURDAYS UNTIL P. M.
RELIABLE CREDIT. CO.,
POP Sykes Block, 256 Hennepin av.
ANY PRIVATE PARTY DESIRING 500
mortgage on good S-room house, full lot OF
Columbus av. address 4o27. journal:
WANTED LOAN OF $500 ON A $3.50
property from private party Address 4O63
journal.
SPECIAL. RATES ON LOANS OVER s25, OF
diamonds and watches. Abeles, 242 Nicolelt
INTEREST ON DEPOSITS PER CENT
for SIX months; per cent for three months
and per cent on book accounts Minnesot:
Title INSURANCE Trust Co. Capital S2oo, oOo
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BUSINESS SPECIALS

supERFLUOUs5 HAIR, MoLEs, ETC, PER
manentIya removed by electricity. Miss Hol.
lister, T-7s Syndicate block. Pioneer stand
Of the northwest. Exclusive specialist.
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FOR SALE-MISCLEANEOUS

Continued.
COME! SEE THE BUTTER FLY. DAIRY,
zoe, PC, 24c; choice separator, 26c, 2Sc; peas.
&c per can; country flour, 81. so; best patent
-four, 81. q; best Rio coffee, lie. New Butter
Store, 81 18th st S.
FURNITURE OF -FOUR. ROOMS; BEST OF
everything; folding beds, hair mattresses;
big discount; here Is your chance. 4l72, jour
nal. 80
SIDEWALK TILE ENOUGH FOR 200 FEET.
six feet wide; slightly used; in perfect con-
dition; can save you money. Call at 1929 Port.
land ay or 257 9th ay S. a.
MEAGHER & CO., sos 9Th av n, the best place
to get dry edgings. Both phones.
ONE BUFFET ALTO sAxAPHONE, COM
PLETE, IN LEATHER CASE, FOR SALE.
MAX A. KOHEN. =327 WASHINGTON AV S.
FOR SALE-oNE OHIO STEEL SIS RANGE,
S12.50; one hall tree, S.; one three burner 3.
& II. metal lamp chandelier, s.. 313S I'd ay J.
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MACHINERY AND ENGINES

AND WOODWORKING
stock in the northWe
Machinery Co.. 81 Sd st s. Mpls
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ROOMING-HOU FOR SALE ON VERY
easy terms. Manufacturing business cheap.
Land to exchange for city property. 5A
Rank Commerce.
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FINE MERCHANDISE BUSINESS; GOOD
town. Owner made enough to retire. Want
good residence part payment. Odlum- Kurtz-
man Co. Phoenix building
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FOR sALE-CoRNER GROCERY AND CON
fectionery, doing good cash business; best
location in city S01 Emerson av n.
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FOR SALE-sTOCK OF GENERAL MER-.
chandise in thriving Minnesota town. Will
invoice about $500. Stock can be reduced to
suit customer. A rare chance for a person
that means business. Address 1899 Journal.
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building Permits.

Margaret Dean. 1918 Fourth street NE,
dwelling .@.... ~. .........:.-
s.. NJ Farnhanl, 1856 Lyndale avenue
\, dwelling .a... $3.50. :. :. =.
Butcher & Eaton. brick power-house
and ircnclad elevator at Milwaukee
tracks, between Thirts seventh and
Thirty-eighth streets ..................
Deere ebber company, S0O-lS WASH
ington avenue N, brick warehouse.
Twenty three minor permits .........
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GRoCERY-sSOO WORTH $1,000; SALES $40
day. Must sell by May l: going west. In
voice if you mean business. Address ALT.
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ADJUSTABLE RECLINING INVALID
wheel chairs, with and without rubber tires,
for sale and to rent F. Buchstein Co.. COS
LET
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ALL MATERIALS FROM BUILDING AT
Washington and 18th avs must be sold and
hauled away this week. If you need lumber
for any purpose, call there at once. Large
nr small Quantities
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1902-09-20
Suit Against Coal Company.

Messrs Neil J. Fortney and P. j.
Crogan, lately appointed receivers for
the Monarch Coal Mining Company,
will institute suit for their client
against the Imperial Coal and Coke
Company, a corporation chartered
under the laws of the State of West
Virginia, for the sum Of $50, 900.
The contention is that the Imperial
Company sold its coal properties in
Preston county to the Monarch Com
pany, agreeing at the same time to
deliver to the Monarch Company a
majority OF the stock in the Vic
toria & Kingwood Railroad Com
pany, which it failed to do, and hence
the appointment aud the fling OF
the suit for damages. Adelaide De-
BilIer and husband OF Kingwood are
the most largely interested parties in
the Imperial Company, and the suit
about to be instituted will attract
Widespread attention 10 coal mining
circles.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1902-09-20
Predicts a Mild Winter.

Here's prediction that will on the
ears of the man whose coal bin is still
empty like the choicest music. Prof.
G. e. Myers, of the government
weather department, says the great
quantities Of rain that have fallen in
THE country are due solely to the
eruption Of Mt. Pelee and other in
terror volcanic disturbances. He says
that the summer season in this sec
will be prolonged until late in the
fall. He also predicts a mild winter.
His theory is that the volume of
water which has fallen during May,
June and July cannot be evaporated
from the earth during the summer
months and that the water being in
the earth will hold the summer heat
far into the winter. Truly there is
balm for every i'll.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1902-09-20
COUNCIL GRANTS FRANCHISE.
Tax Levy is Fixed for 19O2-The News
of Warrington.

MANNINGToN. Sept. 20-At the
meeting of the City Council last night
the franchise of the Augusta Tele
phone Company was passed to its
third reading AID granted by unani-
nous vote. The finance committee
reported that the tax levy for 1902 had
been fixed at eighty cents for general
purposes, thirty cents for street and
sewer bonds and twenty cents for
water works bonds This levy is ten
cents higher than last year, owing to
the extensive improvements that are
to be made On the water mains. IChair-
man Mitchell Of the water committee
reported that the drilling machine
had arrived and THE work of drilling
new water wells would be begun at
once,
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START OCTOBER 10TH
Fires in Window Houses to be
Lighted Next Month.
Conference of WOrkmen and Manufac-
turers Held in Pittsburg so Decides
Denny Faction may Start Sooner
Advance In Wages Granted.

PITTsBURG, Pa, September 20
At the close OF three days wage con-
ference between the officers Of the
American Window Glass Company,
the Federation Of Cooperative Manu-.
facturers and Window Glass Workers
Local Assembly No 300, K. of L.,
this statement, giving the result of
the conference, was issued by the
workers over the signature of Simon
Burns, president.
"a settlement OF the wage scale
for next blast on the following terms
was agreed to:
1.-THE manufacturers agree to pay
the scale of wages that was paid at
the end of the blast last May, which
is twelve per cent higher than the
workers of the new organization set
tied for with the Independent manu-
facturers at Philadelphia on Friday
last. All plants are to begin work
together October Is, 1902, and run
continuously for not less than thirty
two weeks and longer provided
the manufacturers cooperating under
L. A. 300 x. of L. decide to do so.
This rate of wages, will be paid pro-
vided the workers of the new organi-
zation agree to not start before Oeto-
Der Is, 1902"
The statement then continues;
"a committee has been appointed
by President Burns to notify the presi-
dent of the new organization to I'M
4o1x nf
committee and executive board TO
take action in this matter. Should
the officers refuse TO meet or TO accept
the propositions for an advance sof
twelve per cent in wages, the officers
and members of L. A. 300 K. Of L..
will make an appeal to the members
of the new organization to refuse TO
start work before October 18th. 1902,
SO that all may secure the advance in
wages. This means that the Independ-
ent workers who are TO start October
4th will delay their start eleven days. y
j. r. Johnson, president of the
Federation company, said that
the scale as given above would
be signed by the manufacturers on
the conditions only that the Burns
faction succeeds in gaining the con.
sent of the Denny faction, or indie
pendent company workers TO refuse
to resume work until Octobrr 18th.
Oficials Of The Denny faction say
the rank and file Of their organiza-
tion are satisfied with the scale signed
last week and claim their factories
will start as scheduled on October 4,
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1902-09-20

No portion of town offers such ex
ceptional advantages as the addition
owned by ]. L. Smith at the south
end of the First Ward. The lots
face beautiful view, they are well
located have every modern conven
fence in the way of water, gas and
sewerage. The trolley line runs
through the addition. The Wire
Glass factory and Pump Station ad
join it. Residences to accommodate
the employees of these plants are in
great demand. The lots are sold on
easy terms making it possible for
every one 10 purchase one or more
of them. No addition in town will
prove more profitable to investors.
Be sure to call before buying real
estate in the city.
j. L. SMITH,
Real Estate Dealer.
Room "a P. O. Bldg.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1902-09-20

Oil Notes.

In the Brstoria district, Greene
county, the South Penn Oil company
has drilled its test on the w, Harkins
farm into the Big Injun and has 2, 600
feet of fluid in the hole.
West OF Blaeksvill the Fort Pit Gas
company has completed good gasser
at its test on the Harrison Jones
farm.
On the South Fork Of Hughes river,
Richie county, the Carter Oil COM
pany's test we'll on the w. B, Holt
farm has been completed. 1t will not
make better than a 15-barrel pumper.
Mr. Holt lives near Ridgedale this
county.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1902-09-20
OUTLOOK IN HARRISON Is
FAVORABLE FOR DEMOCRATS.
Ring and Anti-Ring Republicans are
At L0ggerheads.

CLARKsBURG w. Va. September
19.-The Democratic Executive Com
mittee for this county opened up
headquarters here this morning in the
rooms over the Thompson'S music
store on Main street. The party in
this county is in good shape and
knowing ones think there is more
than a chance of winning this fall.
The ring and anti-ring Republicans
are not pulling together by whole lot,
The Prohibitionists have ticket in
the field and are making already a
vigorous campaign while the laboring
people are still talking of putting d
complete county ticket in the field.
This looks favorable to the DEM
ocrats.
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Church Notes.

M. P. CHURCH: All regular SER
vices will be held tomorrow at the M.
P. church at the regular hours.
CHRISTIAN CHURCH: Sunday school
$50. Sermon l0:45. Christian En-
deavor 6:45. Sermon 1880.
LUTHERAN CHURCH: Sunday school
$3.50, and church services 10:45 a. N.
Luther League 6;45 and Vesper SER
vices 7:45 p. m.
M. E. CHURCH: The pastor will
preach at l0:45 a. IN. on "Justifica-
tion BY Faith" Sermon at 1880 p.
nj. on ''The Fruits of Justification BY
Faith" Sunday School, Epworth
League and Class-meeting at the usual
hours. Pastors University Bible
Class at $3.50 a. m. to which Metho-
dist and other students have hearty
invitation. To all of our public SER
vices students and strangers have a
cordial welcome.
BAPTIST CHURCH. The pastor will
preach tomorrow at the usual hours
1915 A. NJ. and 1880 P. NJ. Sunday
SCuOOl y 'oO A. M ID. l. u. O.OU
P. M The services will be appropIl-
ate to the occasion. The presence
of members OF the church and con
gregation is earnestly desired. Stu
dents and strangers will find some
thing of interest to them, both morn
ing and evening.
ST. FRANCIS CATHOLIC CHURCH:
The usual Sunday services will be con-
Quoted by the Rev. Father j. @. Klu-
ser in St. Francis Catholic church,
Fourth ward. Low mass and sermon
in German at eight o'clock. High
mass and sermon in English at ten
O'Clock. Sunday school Immediately
after the second mass Vespers and
benedction at 1880 in the evening.