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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-01-10
UNITED MODERNS HERE
LOCAL ORDER WAS HOST TO GAL.
WESTON VISITORS.
An Excellent Program 7r-ceded = Ban
quet and Dancing Terminated tre
Ev=rirg's Pleasures.

The rain did not interfere with the at.
tendance 81 the entertainment given last
uight hv Bayou city lodge No fo4. UuitrI
Moderns aud the many frienas II she order
present had 70 congratulate themselves On
'heir good judgment hi bra wing the ele-
m"nts when they realized what an OK.
ceilent program had been prepared Tor their
benefit
feature Or the celebration. which took
the form of an entertainment hop anil
supper, was tine presence Of several officers
" the Galveston lodge ef the order, to-
gntber With a humber ~ ladies from that
-ity Among the visitors were uoted Mr..
A. r. wolfram, chancellor. and wife.
Charles J0haaor, regent. Miss ADV Joau-
son. Nr j. Brocsbon. orator. MIR. ri. EIonir.
house. guide, l13 Mossrs g. Anderson.
oscar Held, James Elus ana John SulH-
ran.
Began aali was the scene Of the enter.
'atn nenr, and when tiarh 81 Lewis ore
1estro played The overture every * was
found rl lee taken The following wIS rha
program rendered
OVERTURE. ....... Herh s. Lewis Orchestra
Recitation ..-.-..--. Niles Aildrei klrl.rss
9nHI soto --.,- Miss Agnes Bod.ker
Violin s0lo..... ..-. MT. Maodv Dawson
cemic musical sketches Alr BEN Wolf
Tenor soio.. .-... -..... Mr. Mart Rduey
Recitation ....-..M Mr. Frederick 3Iinstr-
Piano sole. .--.. ......... ..... Miss FourmY
Character Song. ......... Mr. John MrCierm
seal soto .,..-,-. Miss Nlola Heimaun
Ipou the conclusion of the program a
rar"a Wa played end -he members and
guests repaired 10 the Gluiu- hail OF the
7rsf floor, where an amazing quantity NJ
good Things was found 90 eat ana drink.
After doing Justice 20 the menu. some short
tl.ks were made Ia which the members II
the order came iu for much praise for the
sdtoess 81 their efforts in arranging and
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ARE STILL TALKING.
The Plumbers Have Not Yet Agreed te
Return 10 Work

The Plumbers Have Not Vet A1feed %
Return 70 Work
The plumbers strike IA stil unsettled
but there Is every reason 20 believe that
some decisive action will hc taken today
Tho strikers and muster plumbers held an
other lengthy conference yesterday, WHOM
tbc masters renewed their proposition of
the day before. Offering the men $3.50 per
day for an elght-heur day, This was
promptly refused 10y The plgmbers
10 was learned last night from a source
that - considered reliable that the masters
viii probably accede 20 the demands q the
mon, as the local plumbing situation bas
become desperate within the past week and
parties who have contracts aud others who
Wish work done are urging a settlement.
The men deman a wage scale Of s. per day
for an eight.hogr day. They now receive
IS for eight hours. Their demands DO not
apply 10 work already contracted.
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fauutfin thRt II pperatrH throughout fhs-
year was asked hr = rust rcpreseu tativr
n CIV af the quda Fountains 90 the city
wolsd take out a special Nreuse IN order
to fdiSpnnse alcoholic drinks. and h. re-
wHs little pr no 0ciuand Tor such driuks
AZ the founts and the tax would prevent
them being served this year any WAY
He said twu drug stores ~ ths cisv shat
Spcrafe soda fountains had taken out lhJuor
NeaierH' license for tllc sale " distilled
Spirits but &c was necessary IN connection
with the sale N certain natunt medicines
sale ~ Intoxicating drinks at their soda
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WILL MoT TX ~ LIoENsg.
Soda Water Beverages viii Not 8,
"Sni1edn Iris Year

Soda Water Beverages VIII Not 5a
Spiked" This Year.
Only tlnctures and fruit juices viii BE-
Used in the cooling heverage that VIII be
showed over the marble slabs Of the Hous.
ton soda fountain counters neat summer
II you have thirst for a "splked" drink
when your blood Is warm It will be useless
70 Zip the wink to the obIlging boy Ia
the white coat who presldes at the fount
He can't accommodate you.
THE Is due to the energetic steps taken
1y the internal revenue department at
Washingto1 with reference 10 all soda
water drinks In the preparation OF which
aleOholic spirits are used To afsnensa
drinks OF that character In Houston would
$3.50.
One Of the proprietors q a large soda
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IMPRESSED WITH HOUSTON
Banker and Investor u Columbus,
Quo, VIII Move Mere.
TELLS SOME THINGS ABBI\ TFIAS
Believes State Will Only Be SeNnd to
New York in Ter Years Oevelop
rucnt OF It's Resources.
SOME THINGS ABot\ Tf1

Since immigration has been more jealous
" turned toward this section, almost every
day brings forth some new advocate az
its wonders.
That seeing ~ believing go far as Houston
IS concerned Is frequently told by action a.
well as word. One OF The LATEST additions
that this city VIII be able 10 claim as a
result Of keen observation IS that Of Mr.
y. W. Aierker, a prominent business man
Of Columbus ohio. Mt Mcpkcr some tiae
ago visited Houston and South Texas ~
has recently announced that he win We.
draw from the drm OF 1Ieeker Bros. n
ycStment bankers and brokers' az Column
bus, and VIII remove With his fauAy %
Houston During tne present month.
The following interview with Mir. Afeelx
which appeared ia the Columbus xLloi
Press. FUZZY explains tho new move HSah
ho VIII make Said Mr. Moeker
u am going To locate IN Houston, Texas.
for the winter as the representative of a
syndicate composed principally OF ONO
people. Houston Is the metropolis Of Texas
and has u population ~ I5tHo. rankiug as
the fourteenth city Of tAe United States in
bank eiearings. There are fourteen rajl
rradH ceuteriug at this city and through
lind haze been sold sinee January 1. Theirs
are 10000 acres Of laua now being sold
every week The Pacific railroad sold over
3btAb tickets 10 Western aud Northern land
buyers. IL IS no boom. but on account ~
the climate, the low price and prudurJiYe-
ness of the land. the attraction has Dc
veloped Farmers tu the Northw esteru
and buying cheaper and more productive
SOIL iu the coast region.
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pebt Wip.d Out.

The members aud congregation ~ the
IAberty Avenue Baptist church will To-.
morrow listen to fun report Of the worl,
81 the church for the past year and on
this occasion a note repreSGutfug the
church debt viii be burned amid scenes ~
other services Of the day VIII be Of me
usual character. conducted by Rev Wilson
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lNsrALLEn oFElcERs.

Past Grand Master Isssell Of United
Worl0ueu Was IN Charge
san Incinto lodge so 30. Anoleat order
United workmen. Installed officers last
night md rendered the uemhers q reecp-
ton, At which an exceneni musical pro
gram was rendered The attendance vss
large sud an enjoyable time was rad BY
oil present
The following officers were Installed ~
~, A Hasseil, past srans masfsr wha
esns dswn from RgyaR Ter the purpose
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MEETING Postponed.

The meeting OF the committee on prelimi.
nary arrangements for the permanent or.
ganiEaton Of the Houston Horse show as.
ISOLATION was postponed from yesterday IN.
I'll 1890 Sunday morning, when the com.
mittee will meet at the room OF the Bust.
ness League
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They are now shipping awberries and
cabbage by the carload from tue trae X
lands on the coast 10 ST. Louis ami Chi
cago. The predictions Of ell and rice are
two factors In the creation II wealth that
surpssses the local gold production of the
Klondike. At tne rate If tne present buy
ing the rice region viii be gathered up
within the next eighteen months. with
the building Of the tstdmlau canal the tue
harbors and the delightful climate, it is
destined 20 become one Of the wealthiaar
regions iu the United States. There are
more miles 0f railroad In Texas than any
other State Ia the Union ana the pupuiu-
tion is now near the IQuuOQU marx
The enthusiastic Texan Will tell you
that by the time the next census Is taken
it VIII rank secoud In population, standing
second % New York, and With It's vast area
aud fertility q soil, II the tide Of emigra-
ton keeps up, 10 will, In the next two
decades, rank drst IN population. On this
tentton 90 the land ~ Acadia. the rice lands
being the great incentive Tor Investment,
producing annually, under good manage
mpat from $40 TO SluD per acre with al
ezpsa s! Of 81 70 Il, So H., pe9 . acre for
Mr. Meeker estub ished the present bauk.
Ing and Investment company, from wlleu
he now withdraWs, In 1873. Previous 90
this time be had been engaged Ia the street
railway business and was one ~ rhc pro-
m0terS Of ~ Columbus and Westervllle
I electric railway system.
he has been prominently identised with
several business Interests here in Colum.
bus during vhi,h time he has established
( the reputation n being q successful bust
ness man.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-01-10

inS theFe9n VIII probably be dispose5 u,
" 'thin few days Bids FOR de- MR. ~ ~
49, sAe hlhalng we're invited, and amose
49, woo maae proposi lions to bnv 30
p.aee was the T z BORDEN eon,na-'ts VIZ
5Ee general contractors. through az 20
G.,,gcnran secretary for the c6ncarT 49,, z
d me PROPOSITION q this arm, however has
wy LrA nlaAy accepted by the rsiirosS
company and the sale has not rst s'' hao
Vice President c. Msrkham a. =. -.
eut n New York. ana tie -,ss.at pres
Doubtless Be taken NJ on his return "a WI
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knlnhts TennIara 80 offoer..

Rutnven coulmandery No. .. knights
Templar. held It's annual election Of ofdcers
last night. The following officers were
elected T F. Trayior, eminent commander;
u p. Morris. generalisimo; f. II. Luun.
captain general; S j. Smith, senior warden T.
i. W Cronan, junior warden; L. M Elgin,
prelate' J. G, Kidd, treasurer; J. r. Cadc
recorder
The newly elected officers win be IN
staHed az the next stated conclave. which
VIII 0ceur on Febrnary %.
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A Painful Injury.

Superintendent Murray, who Is IN charge
~ the construction work on the naw
Cochran building, going up at the corner
Of Caroline aud Prestep. suffered very
painful accident yesterday afternoon By 4
Of HIS feet
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A Pleasant Hon

The regular Friday night hop Of n.
Houston Turnverein was wen ATTENDED las,
night, despite the rata The young f,f,s.
dsnced from s until 10 and Their sids-r
from the latter hour until midnight Esrb
4 Lewis orchestra furnished the music.
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nEArA oF hRcHIsALo s. ri

A Former Houstorian Passes 0T''
Mobile, Ala.
Information was received berg u
Of the sudden death 10 MOBILIZE e'-7
Archibald S. Hall. uouAr
Mr., Hall was a resident q rant ~
many years, and took a pr9Lsali ls n ~
TIE commercial and social NE Is 10
while be lived here. Mr.. ban 80
10 the lumber business. ann ~
number NJ friends In this cit{, ~
mourn his death. Scme wesASSs,I !
Hall lost his only son, VAC III
away from home attending sS-s
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-. Hytchi75s House 6uil5inq.
si.es .llRF On tas site purchassd s.rre
er re S-u,hnrn pseis- -sy,, 49,
y us plFpeSs a erecting an eniea baiid-
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cARRlgp AWAY vALuAsLEs.
Burglars Raidsd Residence Of Mr.. Dan
Super-Pobce News.

Burglars Faded Residence OF Mr.. Dan
Super-Pohce News.
The residence Of MIR. Dan Super, Jr., on
the Harrisburg road. about a half mile out
side the city limits, was entered and bur-
glsdEed on Thursday night The thief got
away with $40 ar $50 IN currency, a dIa-
niend ring. two gold necklaces and other
articles,
The sherins Office was notified as soon IS
the burglary was discovered and the blood
hounds were put On the scent. They fol
lowed the trail until they reached q house
IN the neiEhborhood when they stopped. No
arrests were made Mr.. super places hts
lpss at something IKE $50
W H Mcdonald and Henry Leuhart Of
Fort Bend county we're arrested yesterday
by Deputy HERTZ HiIlrndahl on q warrant
from Fort BEND charging CATTLE theft. The
prisoners were taken 10 Richmond last night
By sheriff Person
JQhp Moore was arrested bT Special Dep
uty Sheriff Hanna yesterday on a warrant
frhn Justice Matthews court charging the
theft u horse IN Harris county.
report was teiepboued into police head.
quarters at 7.3o last night that shooting
scrnpe had occurred On Washington street.
Officer Sam Krum. who Is on that beat fu-
yestigated and found that the report orig
mated from the discharge of several tor.
pedo@s that had been placed on the car
frnck
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TT J. ". Blu a Co.'S PORK sausage,
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CHURCH REPAIRED

At Keedsyille at Considerable Expense
but the Money Has Been Raised to
Meet this.
The M. E. church at Reedsville
which has been undergoing extern
sive repairs has been finished and re-
opened There were elaborate SER
vices out there on Sunday in which
Rev. O. w. Waters assisted the
regular pastor Rev. B. F. Hill. The
church has been practically rebuilt
and it is now IN fine condition The
improvements cost considerable
money but the congregation has
raised enough to pay off the expense
incurred.
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II. w. PrOtzman & Co.

Fl. w. Protzman r. Co. put few
local advertisements in the New
DOMINION last winter and now they
say their business has increased so
much they have been compelled to
hire more help in the store and on
the road, enlarge their floor space
and carry full line of pianos,
organs and smaller instruments.
They also do cleaning and repairing
of all kinds and guarantee satisfac-
ton. The also carry the best
sewing machines on the market foi
the money, prices $l4 to $50. Wal
nut street opposite opera house
423.
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ABOUT OUR FRIENDS.
Personal Mention OF Prominent People.
How they are and u ere they are.

HVH tntI uhU H1A0 Ht4NAN sA1a -
VI K. Hoffman il here from Pitts
burg for short visit.
Miss Alice Messmore has returned
from short visit to. relatives IN
Uniontown.
DR.. Carl Atkeson has decided to
locate in Huntington for the prae7
tiee of his profession. He is a vet
erHarian.
Miss Mary Semans has announced
the summer opening of pattern hats
for Wednesday and Thursday April
29th and 30th.
Prof. John H. Cox has gone to
Everson where he delivers the adj
dress to the graduating class this
evening.
Rev. B. F. Hill is building a house
on Sunnyside and will remove from
the Flats to it as soon as 1t is finish
ed.
Prof. Greene will lecture this
evening in the Opera House at
Shinnston. The closing exercises
of the graded school at that place
are in progress this week.
Bishop Peterkln who has been in
the South for some time for the ben
eft of his health has returned TO
Parkersburg. The members OF the
church all over the state will be
glad to know that the trip was very
beneficial.
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Plumbing and Gas Fitting.

When people have plumbing done
they should have the best--the best
workmen and the best material. 1t
is dangerous to life and health If not
done in the best manner. We employ
none but the best men and most skill
full mechanics. We use nothing but
the very best material. We buy our
goods for cash and get the discount, SO
we can save you money in doing your
work. We carry full line OF every
thing used in ffrst-class plumbing
Call and look at our
gas and combination fixtures.
SMITH & Wit,
MADEIRA Block,
Chestnut Street.
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RoDbed The Graye.

When three small orphan children
named Collins went to their mother S
grave 10 Weed lawn Cemetery at
Fairmont last evening to place flow
ers there they we're Mortified to see
that the body had been removed.
An investigation is alleged to have
revealed that French Camlin, who
was the second husband of the
mother of the children, had entered
the cemetery at night, and with his
ewn hands dug up the body and took
1t to another lot where it was rein
tered.
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Geo. c. Hayes & Co.
Leading jewelers..
R. A. HAYES, Optician.

Your spring suit If bought at
Hirschmans must be right.
JEWEL IL WALLACE, Uailors, make
a speciality of cleaning and pressing
clothes. Donley Building, Peasants
street.
Miss LAURA DAWSON will hold her
Summer Opening Wednesday and
Thursday, April goth and Both.
PROTECT your childrens' ankles.
Ask for the improved weak ankle
shoes ut Hirschmans.
No NEW developments have been
announced in the Floyd murder case
in Marion county but it is stated
that there will be something doing
in day or so.
A GREAT many people heard
George Riddle last evening. A great
many more ought to hear him to
night and tomorrow night. He is
the greatest reader ever appearing
In the city.
The second show boat has ap-
peared at the wharf. These forms
OF amusement are popular along the
river and the owners seem to make
a harvest out of their ventures.
TINcHEs of gambling joints in
Fairmont are conducted as if the
town wanted to make money out Of
those caught playing and not as if il
they wanted to stop the practice Of
gambling.
MAY first had been expected te
prove a time of great unrest and t6
witness the inception of many VIC
lent labor troubles The present in
dications are now thought to pres
age an ending of all strife and &
general season of prosperity all ovel
the United States.
THE sale OF the Brownsville Wire
Glass factory to the Mississippi
Glass company removes the chanc'
of any further litigation and WI
hspe that it will not mean that thu
plant 10 to he cut down in produc
ton or in the number of men EN-
ployed In it.
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THE Model Bakery's Malt Bread.
None like it; yet all like it.
For full dress wear all the little
things so necessary to complete 1t
can be had at Hirschmans.
If You would save money on your
carpets buy them at Hirschmans.
SATISFACTORY laundry work done
at 131 Walnut street Lee Fink pro-
prietor.
DON'T forget those and Is FL
gin watches. 5000 and So. 90 at Clyde
e. Jacobs.
MEMS and ladies hose ON special
sale at Posten's next Thursday and
Friday.
You can get carnations and cut
flowers of all kinds by sending your
order to Dudley's in care of F. G.
BANDS Drug store, Clarksburg, w.
Va.
DoN'T miss the special sale at
Posten's next Thursday and Fri
day.
GEORGE RIDDLE at Commence
ment Hall tonight at $50.
For fine groceries and fine fresh
eggs go to James L. Protzman, Ma
dera Block Grocery.
IF you want 25 cent sun bonnet
for IA cents go to Posten's next
Thursday and Friday.
GEoRGR RIDDLE at Commence
ment Hall tonight at $50.
Is CENT curtain poles will be sold
for cents next Thursday and Fri
day at Posten's.
SEE the elegant line of mems half
hose Hirschmans are displaying,
IF you want suit made to order
see Hirschmans line, $l5, up.
Go TO hear Riddle this evening.
A FULL line of. Summer underwea
at Clyde e. Jacobs.
IF its a hat Clyde E. Jacobs has
them. The famous Zeal Brand from
81 to $3.50 see them.
THE wise man wants a sure thing
That's the reason he uses -Four Fold
Linament. 1t has proved its wonderful
merits where ever given trial. Pains
| in back, soremuscles, sprains & bruises.
| The best for man or beast. Recommend
ed and for sale by Reeds Drug Store.
Sold everywhere 25 cts per bottle.
GEoRGE RIDDLE at Commence
ment Hall tonight at $50.
You can't spend an evening more
delightfully."- or to more advantage
than in spending it listening to the
readings given by George Riddle.
Miss Mary Semans has announced
the summer opening of pattern hats
for Wednesday and Thursday April
Doth and 30th.
THE Fairmont Times has gone
back to it's old form of eight col
; umns and it looks good again
When it got out the small sized issue
it didn't look right.
i FArRMoNT has big window glass
company's representatives IN thai
place looking for location. They
now operate factory in Hartford
Indiana, but on account OF failing
gas supply are hunting a new loca
ton.
THE trend of all manufacturing
plants is from all sections OF the
country iato the Monongahela val
, ley. Every thing that any Other
J section of the country can offer is tt
be found here and besides this We
have many advantages to be founo
no where else.
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when yon Buila. make No Mistake.s

You will if you don't go and Sc
Middleton, the contractor, before let
ting your mason work.
Mr.. Middleton is general contrac-
tor in all branches of masonry, and he
would be pleased to furnish estimates
on all kinds of brick and stone work,
all kinds of plastering, concrete, cellar
walls, cement sidewalks, and all SINH
lar work.
You can find him at At Front
street, or by Peoples phone, or 7. @.
Box 4o4. tt
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PHYSICIAN SUES COUNTY.
DIR. j. A. Jamison Has More Money
Coming. He SAYS.


DR.. Jesse A. Jamison has brought
suit against Marion coanty to col
lect about thousand dollars which
he AYERS the county owes him for
his services as county health officer
during the year 1901, when small
pox was said to be prevalent there.
He claims that the county court
hired him for time considerably
longer than the court admits, and he
wants pay for that time. He has
already been paid for the time the
court says it employed him. His
attorney is George M. Alexander.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1903-04-28

WHEN you buy your mems wear
at Hirschmans you know it is
right.
II. g. WELLS mas added lot of fine
fixtures to his barber shop and EN-
ploys four BARRIERS. He gives the Lest
attention to all customers and invites
your patronage. Shop under City
Hospital. Main street
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DOCTORS MAD.

efusaI to Allow Them to Meet In
state Building has Riled them Con-
siderably.
The state doctors are mad be-
cause they have been denied admis-
sion so the state capitol for the pur-
pose of holding their annual session
which is to convene shortly in
Charleston. This is the first time
that the building has been denied
to any state body and the doctors are
hot as cotton.
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SUSPICIOUS CHARACTERS.

Police ShsnId Keep their Eyes Open TO
See that there is Nothing Crooked
Done.
A bunch of crooks have struck
town. Some of them are known 10.
cally. The others are not so well
known but they don't look any too
good. The police should intimate
to these gentlemen that we have no
room for them.
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AllKinds of Frames

With varied stock Of mouldings.
We are fixed for making all kinds of
frames. Eeveryone we.make is worth its
price, for it is artistic and servicable.
We'd like you TO consult US about
frames, we'll be able to tell you about
mouldings and about beautiful COM
bination, and when you have one OF
our frames, you'll appreciate why they
are so popular.
EDWIN G. PRoTzMAN,
The Photographer
Studio, 16S West Peasants street.
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MISS LAURA DAWSON will hold her
Summer opening Wednesday and
Thursday April goth and both.
DoN'T wear clothes with dirty
looking spots on them when Weible
will make them look as well as new
or trife. Send them to 424 Front
street.
little is the exclusive Halter and
furnisher.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1903-04-28

= CLARKsBURG has surrendered un-
conditionally to the old boys.
MEMS summer weight underwear
IN all grades at Hirschmans.