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Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1902-01-24
once hours to IL an TO 8.

A BREEZY Time will be here next
Tuesday night.
You will enjoy the dance at the
Gym this evening
The man or woman who hasn't
fallen down yet is entitled to rare
standing.
COOP for the rest of the winter and
all of next are our mems and boys
suits and overcoats that we are closing
out at 335 per cent less than former
low prices. Hirschmans.
The interest in the revival ser
vices at the NJ 2. church increases
rather than diminishes. The pas
tol preached to large audience
last night. One of the seekers was
happily inverted at her home yes
terday, two more new seekers came
to the altar last night and two more
asked for the prayers OF the church.
Services tonight at $50.
LEAVE your laundry at the Climax
Barber Shop this week. If you d,n't
get the dollar ticket you'll get the
best pure white linen done in this
part Of the state, without the use Of
caustic soda or acid.
We wash white goods while they
are scalding, is the reason why we
don't have to use caustic soda or acids
TO get them clean. Phone Miller's
Laundry the wagon will call.
WEAVER, the grocer, makes a spe
cialty of the famous Gold Medal
flour and sells it at So cents per
sack. Housekeepers all know the
excellence of this brand. He also
carries Golden Key, Minnhaha, Su
preme, Ceresota and Camalia. You
can always get what you want.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1902-01-24
ABOUT OUR FRIENDS.
Personal Mention OF Prominent People
Where They are aud How they are.

Mrs G. A. Gabler went to Browns
vile TO day on visit
Jacob j. Lemon. Of Reedsville, has
been granted o pension of $la per
month.
Thomas w. Fleming is being
doomed as candidate for governor
on the republican ticket for 1904
DR.. Charles McLane got severe
fall on Thursday but has not been Sc
riously affected by it.
Mr.. James Dawson has received a
telegram announcing the death of
his niece, Miss Maggie Cohen, who
died suddenly at Pittsburg yester.
day. She was Is years of age
Mrs. J. H. Mills will entertain on
Saturday afternoon in honor OF Miss
Scott, of Somerset, who is her guest
Encher will be the game of the al
ternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. B. Taylor and
daughter, OF Sandusky, Ohio, who
had been here to attend the Taylor
Jones nuptials returned to their
homes on Friday morning
Judge Dent makes some pertinent
and pointed remarks on the Supreme
Court Clerkship matter that may
throw some light on why nothing
has been done to make that office a
matter of political spoils
Mr.. Jarrett Wade and wife OF
Orion, ILL.,. arrived here yesterday
and went to Mt. Morris to visit his
mother Mrs. Sarah j. Wade and nn-
merous other relations. He is son
of the late j. F. Wade.
Mrs. George G. Hayes In attempt
ing to get into sleigh was thrown
down and her arm broken at the
wrist. The horses started just as she
stepped toward the sleigh. DR.. Har-
tigan set the fracture and Mrs, Hayes
is resting as we'll as could be expected.
Miss Anna Sherwood one OF the
Evening Times, employees was mar
RED on November 18th to Mr.. r. w.
Freer of Arkansas. The marriage
was only announced yesterday. Her
husband is coming back to take his
bride home within few DAYS.
Buck Crawford is sick and unable
to be on bis route today. M. T. Sis
Ter has sick child and is unable TO
get out. In consequence the route in
Seneca was not covered this morning
although mail was sent to the facto-
ries. This afternoon Clarence Beall
took the route. He is in school in
the mornings and unable to take 1t
then.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1902-01-24

THE Fortnightly holds It's regular
meeting this evening.
THE Louise Lowry Missionary So.
ciety is meeting this afternoon at the
home of Mrs Woodward.
SEVERAL OF the nearby towns are
forming Boards of Trade. Morgan
town will have to get move on and
form something OF the kind If she
wants to keep in the lead OF the pro-
cessien.
MEETINGS of the teachers Round
Table are mutually helpful. The one
at Grafton today and tomorrow is
expected to be particularly so.
THERE is laughter for the laughable.
music for the musical. and much to
commend and patronize in the per-
Torrance of the newest. "A Breezy
Time
THE ticket given away by the
Climax Barber Shop is good for one
dollars worth of barber work at any
shop in the city A sixty two cent.
bundle won it last week Try for it
ALDEN BASS will be here on the
25th in Peaceful Valley and it is a
certainty that every sect in the
house will be sold out. Mr. Bass
has been here before and he has
made great hit with the amuse-
ment lovers OF Morgantown. He is
one of the best actors who ever ap
peared in the local play house. To see
him is to be entirely satisfied with the
trouble occasioned in doing so.
SEVERAL parties from Pittsburg
are talking OF summer hotels along
Cheat in the vicinity OF Ices Ferry.
They are very much taken with the
pleasant weather over Cheat during
the summer and the attractions
which have made this region a ia
nous one However it will probably
be some time before the present
place of entertainment falls down in
their effort to care for the summer
visitors.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1902-01-24

No end to chances in our shoe de-
partment this week. Read our big
Ad. Hirschmans.
A SCHOOL girl was attacked at
Uniontown in broad day light. The
thing is becoming so bad down there
that some one VIII have to be killed
before an end is put to it.
Next spring would be fine time
for the county court To start it's pol
icy II good road improyementin the
county Tit is not started it will
never be completed and the sooner
the start is made the better for all
concerned.
THE recital last evening was fully
up TO the high standard set for such
events at the University. Many
people thought it was the beso one
ever given. Certain it was that the
big audience enjoyed it thoroughly
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1902-01-24
Acme Book Store, ~
t75 Walnut STD cring Buildir

A LETTER has passed through the
postoffice directed to James A. Davis
p. III. The writer should smoke up.
THIRTY one degrees were registered
by the mercury at seven thirty this
morning. 1t hardly knew what
ought to be done, rain or snow.
THAT Wetzel county lady who had
three husbands thought that it was a
dampener on perseverance when she
was. arrested for getting so busy.
A REPORT was sent out yesterday
by the Associated Press that the town
of Shinnston had burned to the ground
but this has been found to be mis-
take. 1t started from the small fire
which occurred there several days ago.
READ Hrschmans big ad.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1902-01-24
Why People Read
The Right OF Way.
By Gilbert Parker.

Harper & Brothers are said to have
received 1900 letters IN reply to the
query regarding the reasons for the pop
ularity OF The Right OF Way" ad
dressed to the public through advertise
ments. Of those replying III said they
had heard the book favorably spoken of
by friends who had either read it ser
tally or in book fern 1853 mad seen it
advertised or both advertised ard re-
viewed IA had read reviews of it; 81
had read the serial themselves, and
wanted the book in consequence; % re-
plies gave frivolous reasons-'b because
they had the price, because "a fool
and his money are soon parted, be-
cause they We're dull and wanted some
thing exciting" because they wanted
something to talk about" because
they wanted to be up to date, etc.
The Right of Way is one of the lead
ing popular books List price $3.50; our
price $I.2o.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1902-01-24
SIS for Some Boy or Girl

Among our staunch friends the several hundred
school children of the They patronze the Acme al
most daily and know just what keep in stock and why
they like deal here We ads writ tor
our business We the boys and girls to write them
and to make worth while will pay five dollars for the
best for us by any school boy girl or before
February ROTH oo2 Look ads in the past watch
them for the week and you'll get idea how to write
an ad. Don't 200 words. Fell something about
the Acme that Be put your the ad
you write put it in envelope and bring send it to
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1902-01-24
Girl Wanted.

Wanted Immediately, good girl
for general hausework, at 1877 Bum
ho Lane.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1902-01-24

OLD clothes made 60 look as good
as new by George Weibel, the dyer and
cleaner. 424 Front Street
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1902-04-25

Brit Rcighlcy spent d few hours
in Middlctown last Wednesday.
Mrs. DR.. Taylor, Mrs. G. +. Pey-
ton and Miss Maggie Torscyson Of
Martinsburg were here shopping
Thursday.
Rob Wilson was here from Mont
gomcry City Wednesday Of last
week.
Will McGee of Laddonia was
the guest Of relatives here last
week.
Mrs. Houston Weeks of Sham
rock was shopping here last week.
Mrs. Max Miller of Mariana, Ark
Is visiting her parents j. p. Will
son and wife near town.
Mrs. Lucy Robnctt and daughter
Miss Lulu of Laddonia were here
trading last Wednesday.
Miss Mary Aubrey who has
been the guest Of relatives Mt Mar
ling for several months returned
home Saturday.
John Hilkcmcycr Of Martins
burg was here Waiting n friend
John and Fred Ulrich OF st.
Louis were visiting rclativcs in
this city Sunday.
Dan Cameron of near Middle
town called on ~ Of our fair
ladies here Monday. ST. ELMO.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1902-04-25
JoneSburg.

%Joncsburg items failed to appear
in last weeks issue. Il was due to
your correspondent having too
much other business to see after,
but will try to DO better in the
future.
w. II. Watkins was in town
trading this week.
Young & Ball sold n fine draft
horse to Mr.. Lee of Mexico.
The Commencement exercises of
the Joncsburg school were good,
and were well attended, there being
four graduates. The Board OF Di-
rcctors met, and employed the
same teachers for the coming school
term. This makes Prof. Hancock's
seventh term at this place.
H.. C. Begeman bought him a fine
driving horse.
II. W. Johnson and A. II, Dru-
merit were in Warrenton this week
on business.
Mrs. o. S. Conklin returned from
her visit to st. Charles.
Sket Martin, who has been at
work in st, Charles the past
month, came up Saturday to see
his family.
Old Aunt Agnes Davis (colored)
died Of old age Monday.
T. d. Crump has been appointed
street commissioner and marshal
by the new board.
s. T. Aydelott was in town on
business Tuesday.
THE OLD RELIABLE.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1902-04-25

Mcsdamc NJ. A. and l.. C.. PITT
tcnger were In Bcllilower shopping
Tuesday.
Miss Lizzie Anderson has been
employed to teach the Milligan
school the coming winter.
Mrs. Henry Rolcy was in Olncy
Wednesday.
Fritz IIupc of Bcllilower was here
Thursday.
Misses Ida Ramsey and Cassie
Beck were Marling visitors Thurs
day.
C.. l.. Craghead representative of
the Springfield Implement Co.,
was here Thursday.
Mrs. Paul Ritter came up from
st. Louis Thursday to spend the
summer with her parents, j. A.
Anderson and wife.
Clyde Beck and mother we're in
Wcllsvillc Saturday.
NJ. A. Bosworth and family who
have been on n tour through the
south and California and Colorado
T stopping here on their way
home inllndiana to visit Mrs. Bos-
worth's sister, Mcsdamcs NJ. A.
Pittcngcr and c. l.. Beck.
Tom Pew is home from st. Louis.
Tom Stipp came in Saturday
from New Mexico to he present
during the last sickness and death
OF his mother.
j. NJ. Davidson was In Mont
gomcry City Tuesday.
Losh Downs Is sick.
Ora and John Stipp were called
home from Chillicothc on account
of the dangerous illness of their
mother. AMICUs.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1902-04-25
Amoricus.

Miss Addic Dickcy is visiting
her brother, j. T.. Dickcy near
Montgomery City.
Porter Subblctt OF High Hill is
visiting relatives In town.
Norman Brown Of Franklin Co.
visited relatives near town Thurs
day and Friday.
Mrs. VI. X. Huffman has moved
her millincr goods in the house va
Gated by =. l.. McCnrty.
Mcssrs Holtwick, Dickcy and
Qwcifcl attended the @. A. II.
meeting at Rhincland Saturday.
George Tate OF West Dry Fork
visited at Robert Attcrbcrry's Sat-
urday.
Mrs. Ed Mctzlcr and child, Miss
Ida Mcual and John Holtwick
passed through here Saturday on
their way To Rhincland.
VIM. Kocnig il hauling logs to
the saw mill. lie Is preparing to
build n machine shed.
Miss Matte Britt OF Mokanc
passed through here Saturday ON
her way to Mincola To visit rcla-
tivcs.
Everett Barton and family Wis
tied in town Sunday.
Jim Ford and wife OF Mincola at
tended preaching at Trinity Sum
day.
Fred Crockett OF Montgomery
City IL visiting friends in town.
Ed Bush and family visited at
Big Spring Sunday evening.
Miss Cordic NARROW was the
guest OF Miss Mamie Stuart Sum
day. BILL NYE.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1902-04-25

The W. c. T. U. meeting that
was To be held ut Union Chapel
last Sunday was postponed on ac-
count OF Mrs. Stipp's funeral.
Misses Emma Kcadlc and Lcona
Bishop moved to this place this
week, and are ready for work.
Bailey Ball gave a masquerade
party last Friday night. A large
crowd was present, and all seemed
to enjoy themselves.
Miss Carrie Middlckamp is on
the sick list.
Mrs. II. j.. Moorhcad of Montgom-
cry City is visiting relatives and
friends this week.
Misses Lcona and Alice Bishop
e shopping in Montgomery City
last Friday.
Miss Pauline Steuart was visiting
friends in this neighborhood last
Saturday.
A German school is in progress
at this place, Prof. Kcnncr OF War
renton is teacher.
Miss Eme Moorhead and her
grandmother were trading in Mont
gomcry Monday.
Rev. Roley visited several days
last week in Audrain Co. with his
members of Mt. Olivet congregation.
Berry Hudson spent a few days
at Olney last week.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1902-04-25
Prices Branch.

Jas. Mcclure lost a valuable
horse Monday.
DIR, Wyatt was in Montgomery
City Monday on business.
Arick Wilson was in Jonesburg
Tuesday looking after business.
The post-ofice is still at the old
stand, though we do not know how
the petitions are going now.
p. A. Wilson left Tuesday for st.
Louis to look for work.
Bob Northcutt would like to buy
a spring wagon, so we have heard.
Ask him why.
Tucker Mcclure, the chief mogul
and devil punchcr of the Jonesburg
Continued next page.)
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1902-04-25
OIney.

Mrs. f. c. Stokcr and Mrs. 7. a.
Blackmorc spent several days last
week with the lattcr's parents, Tom
Thurmond and wife of Troy.
DR.. r. a. Blackmorc was in st.
Louis Wednesday and Thursday.
Charley Aldrich and Max Groom
left Wednesday for st. Louis.
Mrs. Matte Tagg Is ON the sick
list.
Miss Bertha Duncan favored the
young folks with n social Thursday
night.
NJ. l.. Ward was In Slick Friday.
CliG'M illiams and MIR. Mcdonnell
OF Corso were in town Saturday.
p. Wells OF Marling was in town
Saturday.
Rev. Sam Palmer OF Mincola was
In town Monday.
Prof. Jones and wife are visiting
the lattcr's parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Bassctt OF Madison, Mo.
w. C. Logan and wife spent Sat-
urday and Sunday with Mrs. Bet
tie Logan of near Gamma.
Clyde Beck of Gamma was in
town Thursday.
c. l.. Craighcad was in town
Thursday and Friday.
Miss Cora Strokcr and Jack and
Edna Hiscy spent Saturday and
Sunday with Calvin Pratt's of
Gamma.
Albert Grooms spent several days
in st. Louis last week.
Preston Riddle has got a new
buggy, look out gals"
Rev. Hobbs filed his regular APP
pointmcnt ut the Christian Church
Sunday.
Lucicn Lotion OF Belllowcr at
tended preaching at this place
Sunday night.
Rolla Porter and Roxa Lewallcn
of Corso attended preaching at this
place Sunday night.
Doc Hudson of Montgomery
City was On our streets Monday.
John Shrader purchased b.
Young's dwelling house, and has
moved it over on his farm East of
town.
Henry Kohl of Vandalia was in
town Monday.
Henry Ingram was in Wellsville
Monday.
John T., Henry and julius Ellis
and Porter Jones OF Troy were in
town Monday. OLD MULE.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1902-04-25
Rhinel and.

a petition Is being circulated
along the VI. X. 4 r. among the
BUSINESS and travelling man to
change the time u ftrains No. 3 and
No. I which arrive ut 1884 and 2:is
n. IN. respectively. The change
suggested will make II possible
for one to board the train here mt
t3is a. m. spend the day in st.
Louis and arrive home again Mt
O:3j p. IN.
John II. Lehman has purchased
the property OF II. W. Stock.
Consideration Si,i2j.o0.
Mrs. Vcna Ructtgcrs and Julius
lIoying spent "A few days In New
Florence last week, visiting rcla-
tiycs.
The telephone line between this
place and Herman Is now In work.
ing order and the onicc located ut
Monnig's store.
Mcssrs VIM. Wcscman and VIM.
Brcwc ARE Mt Warrcnton this week
on the Schwcorkoctting Island
case.
DR.. l.. =. Pcmbcrton IL now per-
mancntly located here and Il oc-
cupying rooms formerly used rs
n photograph gallery.
John and Martin Bremen are
both sick of pneumonia.
Clay NARROW and wife OF Amer
icus spent Thursday in u midst.
Mrs. Vim. Norman Is on the
sick list this week.
The Rinchcval Post O.. A. II.
met Saturday last, and among
other things discussed the obscrv-
ing OF Decoration Day MAY 3OJ.
II was decided to engage n few
prominent speakers and to decorate
the graves of dead comrades on
that day. The Rhincland Militia
~ Band has rendered its services
and will play for the occasion.
Walter Kallmeycr of New Flor
nee Is spending n few weeks with
relatives in this vicinity.
Enoch Holtwick accompanied
by his sister Mrs. Ed Mctzlcr and
Miss Ida Muchl spent Friday and
Saturday with Arkansas Henry
Hagcdorn and family on Dry Fork
John Hcying and wife spent
Saturday with friends in and near
Americas.
While playing ball last Sunday
Louis V. Bowen was hit on the
nose by a foul ball and his nose
broken.
Adolph Heying spent the fore
part OF the week in st. Louis on
business.
lily Ludwig of Bear Creek was
among those from a distance who
attended the G. A. r. meeting.
Messrs John Ruetlgcrs and John
Struttman were in Herman on
business Monday.
Fred Crockett of Montgomery
City is visiting Grandpa Monnig.
Contractor w. NJ. F. Struttman
has begun the erection of a shop
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1902-04-25
Neighb OrhOOd News,
AS Told by Our Assistant Editors.
WeIIsviIle.

were up lTDIH MOHtpOnltIg tltNs
Sunday the guest Of Capt. Ben
Sharpe and family.
Miss Emma Lou Briggs has re-
turncd to her home in Bowling
Green, after II pleasant visit to re-
latives here.
Pat Cullen, one of the leading
attorneys Mt Mexico was here on
legal business last Wednesday.
Ellie Kcmpinsky was here from
Marling Saturday.
Little Miss Sarah Stevens il the
guest Of relatives in Martinsburg
this week.
The Misses Elsa of Farbcr were
in town last week shopping.
Willie Rodgers OF Mexico was
here between trains Tuesday last.
j.. r. IIenslcy was up from
Montgomery City Sunday night.
Misses Airline Barker. Bessie and
Lillian Diggs went to Danvillc
Saturday Ia attend u party given
by the Misses Barker.
Mrs. Edgar Brooks aud babe
went to st. Louis Saturday after
n visit to relatives here.
The Pollard Hotel has changed
hands Mrs. j. n. Pollard selling
her interest To Miss Edna Front Of
Frontvillc.
Gale Douglass and wife OF Mar
tinsburg were visiting relatives
aud friends here the latter part Of
last week.
+ \. pcyton was in Montgom-
cry city Tuesday last.
Mr.. Orlando Gamble, n charm
ing young man Of Mexico, was the
guest uf his cousin Miss nellie
Blaine Sunday.
Mrs. X. j. Shancr OF Mobcrly
was visiting friends here Sunday.
Billie Brccdlovc was In Mont
gomcry Sunday.
Il. j. kcmpinsky has gone to
Texas for II visit with relatives.
Ed Kuhnc aud niece Miss Leila
Walker were the guests OF relatives
mt Mnrtinsburg Sunday.
Mcssrs T.. l.. Black. NJ. j. Pcyton
Gilbert Rccs, Charley Schulz,
Dolph Jordan, Harry Lchncn, HUI
bert Finley aud Brit Rcighlcy
drove down to Montgomery City
Sunday afternoon To see their
friends.
-. u. Gilliland has purchased
Mrs. Bradlcy's property and will
remain in Wcllsvillc
Misses Estcll Blattncr, Helen Bn-
kc?, Ethel Gilliland, Master Hugh
Blattncr were the guests of G. W.
White and family near Montggm-
cry City Saturday and Sunday.
School will be out next Friday.
May 2nd. There will be five grad
yates this year. Misses Edna and
Dora Stuart, Elsie Long, Mona
Helper and Eta Wise.
II. NJ. Hcndcrshott and wife of
Middletown were visiting relatives
here Saturday and Sunday.
Little Miss Monimia Taylor of
Martinsburg was shopping in this
city last Tuesday.
Mrs. Ed Kuhnc and little Miss
Sylvia were the guests OF relatives
at Martinsburg Saturday and Sum
day.
Il. Gooch was over from Middle-
town Sunday to see his best girl.
Ben Klcinsorgc OF Martinsburg
was visiting friends here Sunday
afternoon.
Geo. Lehncn aud Harry Black
were in Montgomery City a few
hours Sunday.
Messrs Roy Taylor and Billie
Hale came down from Martins
burg. Sunday to see Misses Addie
Reighley and Lettic Skinner.
Will Finley has returned home
from Iowa, where he has been for
some time.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1902-04-25
Gamm a.

Jas. Ramsey was in Montgom-
cry City Tuesday on business.
Clyde Beck was in Olney Thurs
day.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1902-10-02
Murphy & co..s Grain Letter.

CHICAGO, Oct. 1.-Expected decline in
wheat did not occur today. On the con-
tTary, market was very strong, buying
better and more general than has been
seen in a long while. December was
favorite option. Nearly all big commits
sion houses bought literally Local shorts
covered freely. Selling was chiefly by
scalpers and some longs taking profits.
Opening was very firm and buying start
ed shortly after. Northwest, Bartlett
Frazer and Wrenn were early sellers, but
Bartlett turned heavy buyer later help
ing advance. Cables were all higher,
clearances over a million and receipts
falling Off Weather northwest is gloomy,
and overcast. Heavy buying December
corn caused big advance in that option
today Commission houses and brokers
took freely all day and as rule bid for
more. There was no pressure to sell at
any time and but little long corn came
out. Patton was prominent buyer. taking
back corn he sold recently. There was a
decided change in sentiment and but few
bears were in evidence.
Cables were strong and higher, but
principal influence was government week.
ly and Iowa state crop reports telling Of
damage to corn in Iowa Weather map
was fairly favorable. There was small
trade in October, this option being bid
UP easily owing to their being but little
for sael.
Oats advanced in sympathy with 9TH
er grains and on buying of May by Pat
ten. There was fair demand from COM
mission houses, but market showed no
great amount of activity. However, there
was no selling pressure noticeable and
the market closed strong and about half
a cent higher.
Hog products ruled strong and higher.
but did not close at top prices owing to
rather free offerings of October pork by
Armour and October lard by brokers.
There was little weakness at opening
due to selling on lower hog market, but
local buying of list caused an advance
shortly after and in absence of offerings
the market became very strong in pork
and lard particularly.