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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1903-04-23
Pleasant to the Taste.

One of the most important requirements
in medicine to be given to small children
should be that it is pleasant to take. Bad
tasting medicines disturb the stomach, des-
troy the appetite and it is extremely diff
cult to get children to take them. The pleas
ant flavor of Re-Go Tonic Laxative Syrup
the certain cure for dyspepsia, constipation
and biliousness pleases the most sensitive
persons and is the ideal laxative for young
children. Sold by J. T. Bennett
Some men waste lot of time
in explaining that it wasn't their
fault.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1903-04-23

We make a speciality of doing for
fine job printing if you need any
thing in chat line give us a call.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1903-04-23

When a widow appears in half
mourning it's the wise bachelors
cue to take to the tall timber.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1903-04-23
You Will Have To Hurry!

you want of those fine RASPBERRY and STRAW
BERRY plants Remember, grow my plants. They
and of excellent quality Don't class them with
inferior plants shipped in They going fast and you'll have
Send your order with your
mail carrier or any other way when you your ground pre-
pared
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1903-04-23

and bladder disease is Foley's Kidney Cure.
j. T. Bennett.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1903-04-23

. UCCduSC 50 uSCSp-
tive. Many sudden
deaths are caused
by it-heart dis
ease, pneumonia,
heart failure or
apoplexy are often
the result of kid
ney disease. If
kidney trouble is
allowed to advance
the kidney-poison-
ed blood will at
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1903-05-20
ITALIANS ROBBED
Three Houses Entered and In
mates Lose vaIuables.

sum Taken Aggregates $500 There
are NO Clues to the Thieves Police
. Notified OF the Lesses-Ne Arrests
hare been Made--some of the Men
Robbed.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1903-05-20
Hot one for the Dog Catcher
To the Editor Of the New DomSros.

To the Editor OF the New DOMINION.
understand that the ladies OF a
certain foreign missionary society Will
hold meeting in Morgantown this
week to arrange for sending mission
aries to the heather. This is well
indeed and l wish them God speed
but trust they will not forget the
heather at home. l. do not think
there is a savage on the most savage
island Of the Pacific that would be
guilty of the crimes am about TO
mention BY report we learn that
the heather Chinee eats dogs and rats
but he kills them in mefeiful way
at least.
In the New DOMINION yesterday
evening | noticed communication
from Mr.. j. Il, Miller describing the
heinous and nnwonted cruelty Of Chief
Price is Draining a harmless animal
on the public streets of the city. i
learned further from the same gentle
man yesterday that this same EN- bodi-
ment of valor boasted that he had
found dog with fictitious tYg on
1t and had taken it into the fire shed
and beat It's brains out with mon
key wrench. Is there a man or wo-
mao in Morgantown With the slight
est feeling whose blood does not boil
at the mention Of such examples OF un-
heard Of and unnecessary cruelty? A
man who will cruelty torture brute.
| care not what his position Is, is low
er than the b.u'e he fortunes What
examples to set before the boys of
this town. Talk of teaching them hui
manity and Kindness to animals y hen
our Chief Officer Of the Law sets such
an example.
We .are huIriflel when men com
nit murder. If you viii look into
the history OF nearly every mur derer
I on wiz find he learned his first lesson
in murder by taking the liyes of dunb
animals. 1T is but a ster. II is the
same black cruel heartin all :nstaD-
ces. Do such acts as those cited
make US respect law and It's executors?
No they make us despise The one and
abhor the other. What Of our hu-
name Society? Are its officers asleep?
Is an officer OF the law Beyond the
law? Are blue clothes and brass hut
tens more powerful than almighty
God who said "rhou shalt not kill"?
If these animals everywhere known
as mans most faithful friend. must be
killed can it not be done in less re-
voting manner? make this offer
and in good faith, If 90 less cruel and
brutal @ay can be-found to kill these
animals than to beat out their brains
with hammers or az inst stone walls,
! will pay the taxes on them myself.
| want to enter my protest asa citi-
zen against a man Of such inhnman
propensities occupying public posi-
HI SwIsnER.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1903-05-20
ELECTION COMMISSIONERS
Officers named to Conduct Fond Flee.
ton ON June goth.


The following persons have been
duly appointed Election Commissiue-
ers for holding the SPECIAL bond cleo
tion on Saturday June 20, 1908.
At Precinct No. ], Lawhead's Shop,
Hosea Stansberry, George Hall and
j. Nj. Hawkins.
At Precinct No 2, Walls Store. J..
J. Hartman, Thouas Walls and Levi
Shoemaker.
At Precinct No. 3, Court Housed.
E. Watts, Charles Merrifield and John
Alexander.
At Precinct No. 4, Municipal Hall,
George S. Vance, Jas. A. DAVIS and J.
J. Wharton.
At Precinct NO. 5. Experiment Sta
tion, c. W. Finnell, w. j. White and
Geo. Rogers.
At Precinct No 6, Lougt's Factory,
w. III. South, John Tough and G. r.
Rosenmerkle.
At Precinct No. I, Hess Paint
Shop, S. G. Yoke, H. Hunter and J..
M. Weese
At Precinct No. 8, Grant District,
West Morgantown, p. S. Johnson,
Ira E. Hal aud G. f. Lynch.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1903-05-20
FINED IN PUBLIC COURT.
"Burgess of New Castle" Sentenced to
Jail for ten DAYS.

Five culprits were arraigned IN
Mayor McGrew's court Monday
morning. Three we're charged with
being drunk and disorderly and two
plain DRINKS.
Vim. Brennan, who had informed
the police when arrested, that he had
been three times burgess of New
Castle, and on account OF his ex hon
ors should not be treated so harshly,
was sentenced TO ten days In Jail in
default of the payment of his fine.
When questioned by the mayor, he
stated that it was Oliphant instead
of New Castle where he held an office
of honor and trust
Dennis Clark was sentenced to eff
teen days in jail which will carry
him over the Decoration Day festivi-
tics which will greatly interfere with
his business.
Three others were fined, paid the
cash and were dismissed. The
whole amount collected IN fines
amounted to 1872.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1903-05-20
CONSIDERING FRANCHISE.
County Court Makes one
Amendment That Instrument

Trolley Company to Macadamize be
tween Tracks franchise viii be
Granted Marion County VIII Also
act Fayorably although Action not
yet Taken.
The Monongalia County Court is at
work on the franchise application Of
the Flirnont, Morgantown and Cheat
river trolley company. The details Of
the application pre- familiar TO cur
readers.
One change was made IN the fran
ehise. The company Is to be requir-
ed 10 maeadamize between the tracks
and build them ON the grades OF the
roads
member OF the court stated that
the franchise would be granted this
afternoon.
information from Fairmont is to
the effect that 4 similar application
pending there will be granted. The
court is not through with the exami-
nation Of the document but there is
no objection 10 either county.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1903-05-20
SITE LAID OFF
Automobile Factory to be
Erected Shortly.

Material TO build it ON the Ground a
Sabraten-Rolling Mil. Nearly Done
Pour Buildings in Plant Steel
Millte Come Next-Activity at Sab.
ration.
The site of the Automobile fac
tory has been laid off and work OF
erecting the plant will be started
soon. The building is to be 20 by
80 feet. 1t adjoins the Rolling
Mill at Sabraton.
Material for the automobile fac
tory is on the ground. This was
brought here from Alabama. Work
will be started on it in a day or so.
The Rolling Mill is nearly com
pleted. Work in it could commence
in short time. 1t is stated that
this will be done. An open hearth
steel mill is to be built in connection
with this soon.
Four buildings comprise the Roll
ing Mill plant. George J. Hum.
bert is president of the concern.
Thirty. FIVE Dir forty houses are
under course of construction neal
these mills. Others viii be started
soon. Some of the houses are under
roof. The Brady Construction com
pany of CIarksburg is doing the
work.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1903-05-20
BIG TINE COMING.
Contest Friday Night to be a
Rouser

Hall Being Decorated Large DeIega-
tIon from out Of Town Expected
Songs and yeIls win enliyen Matters
--GeneraI:Detaiis Of the Affair.
Great preparations are being made
for the collegiate oratorical
contest TO be held at Commencement
Hall ON next Friday evening. A
| students mass meeting viii be held
In the hall this evening at $50
o'clock to organize and practice
college yells.
Miss Daisy John Of Morgantown
is the Representatives of West yir-
gina University in this contest.
Her subject is the Makers of Men,
The other colleges contesting are
Ohio State, Ohio Wesleyan, Indiana
State, Illinois State University and
Cornell Faculty representatives
and contestants from each oil these
colleges will be in attendance. They
will begin arriving here by Wednes-
day or Thursday The contest oc
ours on Friday evening at s o'clock
Prof G. II. Patterson is secretary
of the Central Oratorical League,
and has entire charge Of prepara-
tions for the contest. He has delgat-
ed the work of decorating Com
mencement Hall for the occasion,
and making all necessary arrange
ments there, providing ushers, ct
cetera, to the Senior Glass.
The members Of this organization
will have the hall brilliant with
flags and banners and the colors OF
the half dozen colleges forming the
League. The Seniors will attend
the affair in body wearing their
caps and gowns.
Music will be rendered by the cadet
band before and during the interval
while the grades OF the judges are be-
ing footed up, after the speakers are
through, the University quartet will
sing. The orchestra. AMI various
members of the faculty will also be
called upon for musical numbers. AT
the close OF the contest, after the de-
cision is rendered, reception will be
given the visiting students and faculty
representatives by the faculty and
students OF West Virginia University.
This function will be held at the
Armory, under the management Of
the EnglishClub, attired in caps and
gowns. Music by the orchestra, and
refreshments will be attractive. A
goo many visitors are expected. Ohio
Wesleyan has inquired about the size
OF our hall, Indicating that she wants
to send a big delegation.
A business meeting Of the League
will be held at the parlors OF hotel
Peabody Saturday morning at ten
O'Clock.
ii. A. Garrison represented West
Virginia University in the Central
Oratorical League Contest in 1901 and
NJ NJ. Nicely was the representative
in 1902. Ohio Wesleyan took. first
place last year, and Cornell won out
the previous year. A lady was the
winner last year All the contestants
are young men beside Miss John this
year.
The tickets for reserved seats for
this contest will be on sale at the
Acme Book Store on Thursday morn
ing at ten O'clock. All the seats
facing the front of the platform are
reserved. The price Of admission will
be so cents. All students who attend
the contest will be given tickets TO
the reception.
A great deal of work is connected
with preparation for this contest, and
Prof. Patterson has his hands full in
getting ready for it.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1903-05-20

Married..

Observation-Disclosures at the
Catholic church this morning at
High mass, Mr.. Arthur NORM and
Miss Rachel Schmidt by Rev. Father
j. C. Kluser. The ceremony was
witnessed by a large number of
relatives and friends of the contract
ing parties. Hector NORM and Miss
Elizabeth NORM were the attend
ants. The church was handsomely
decorated with flowers. The color
scheme of the wedding was white.
Mr.. NORM is the son of Mr.. and
Mrs 4. d. NORM who will give
them reception IN the Turn Verein
hall at $50 this evening. A large
number of invitations have been
issued for this affair which IL to be
notable one. There will be singing
and dancing and general good
time. The couple will make their
home for the present with the
groom's parents. The congratula-
lions and best wishes of every one
are extended.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1903-05-20

Personal Mention Of Prominent People.
How they are aud Where they are.

How they are aud Where they are.
T. b. wRgus returned last night
from Pittsburg.
J NJ. G. Brown is back from "trip
TO st. Paul. He was absent for about
ten days
Ben Conway has returned TO
Warrington after brief stay here.
Captain Henry N. Leps Of Grafton
has been here on business and to
see some OF his relatives.
Major Green is installing range In
the basement OF the Hotel MADEIRA.
He VIII become permanent citizen Of
Morgantown.
Lon Hartman has built house
in the rear OF the Ed Snyder prop
erty on Spruce street and will move
into it tomorrow.
Prof. T. c. Atkeson viii make sew
eraI addresses this week at points in
Marion county for the benefit OF the
farmers Every one who lives on the
farm may find out lots of things
which win he worth good hard money
10 him by attending these meetings.
WTTH most people the day for loan
ing money at small rate Of interest
has passed. That method Of money
making Is good enough 10 its way, but
Ii is too slow way. Investments
judiciously placed 10 Real Estate, have
made hundreds of fortunes. When an
opportunity arises for securing cheap
Real Estate In town like Beling-
Ion, RAPIDLY becoming city, man
With money TO invest owes it to him
self aud to his family To seize the op-
portunity. Thursday, May 2sth 10 a.
NJ. date OF sale.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1903-05-20
BuKGEss OF NEW CASTLE


On Sunday an individual with a
jag which it has apparently taken
days of patient endeavor to accumu
late was run in on Sunday. He was
mad as hornet at being arrested
and informed the policeman that he
had been burgess of New Castle
three times. This did not prevent
his being arrested however and he,
was given the usual fine on Monday
morning by Mayor McGrew.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1903-05-20
100000 COAL DEAL
Land Lies in Monongalia and
Preston Counties.


taatber neal for $40. t,eu ON Ha
r,~st ua,ax an hiv Dea, paid an.
..ss-s 9.n~,. ~ - r;~m ~
' 80" r. p1.-s.
trainer = ieass1-ihes Hep'oseh'
beth Sellers ana buyers.
Nearly one hundred thousand dol
lars more ofready cash is coming into
the pockets of Monongaiia and Preston
county farmers. A deal has just been
closed with Pittsburg purchasers for
nearly 5000 acres OF Freepogt coal ly-
ing on the drains of Decker's Greek.
The first money on this deal was
paid out Saturday last. About Si5,-
Geo is TO be paid out Immediately for
the first payments on this coal, as the
deeds are made. This will put big
amount of cash into circulation among
the farmers ia section OF country
that has not been seriously injured by
an over supply of coin in any of its
past history.
The property lies principally on the
south side of Decker's Creek, adjoin-
ing the coal lands Of Senator Elkins.
1t extends to the NJ. 4 X. railroad
near TO Masontown. The coal is
taken up for ultimate development,
but this will probably not be done
right now Some of it has been pur-
chased at good round figure however
and IL will not likely DE very long be-
fore developments is begun.
Captain @. w. Cramer, Lewis A.
Yeager, John Lantz, and others OF
this place have carried out negotia-
lions and consummated The deal 1t
is one of the biggest that has been
made ia this section for a long time,
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1903-05-20

s. n-H x-..-.<.. c-aa 4u.
Gu" A." soV0 Nc
are no tues 70 the Ihietes-roiiee
Notified OF the Lesses-Ne Arrests
have been Made-Some of the Men
Robbed.
oesetai itaiiahs are reporeeu " nase
oeen soucneu iol la,se sums u money
~ oanu u o,ooss fl'aay nsue
nc ooosJ oo.ains ~ a'sis'saneeu ai'e-
Re.ner W aovue sow
Inc ihlo,ipaeion was ooeaseeo rom
nlcnaei Iolieo neeIpisee1 ioi eoun-
y,nen Muo lays az sa"es eihe' ne
ifuls seo'eoh fieasants slfeee, ne
says Inae one u uis ieiio" eoaous
Lieu 1,ilpp9ne tsonaeie ios, ~
ene loooels 10 nouss pear ,ue oIioA
3aiu On ene Meso slue 9. sne i'Nes'
ne nlonsy wa eaAeu lsoai uis eloeu-
y "a .ne nou,e ~neic NC seaseu sum
tiuie uuliLs oue iikhe. oese'ai oel :
i'aiiau iisipk in ene saihe nouse, ne
says Ioss su,ai,e' sun, WHICH Meie
ssoae'i 'ne "ho'e a'nouu''"s ~ ANU
siVV-
Aooub Inc satHe tllne soule lIaaldhs
VINO lived over the shoe repairing shop
on Bumbo Lane were relieved by
thieves OF good roll OF money IRONY
Cassagranda, one OF these lost $50.
Still Others VINO stay 10 mouse Ia
Greenmout near the Electro power
mousse ana IN wnicn Joe Lamb former
~ lived had large sum OF money Ia
ken from the room where they slept
on the same night.
Inc thleves Ieit the door open al
one place. but nowhere left any trace
as TO their identity. NOT much Is De-
Ing said about II py the ieilcws VINO
were touched. iney told IL 10 the
interpreter, Micnael fosito ana went
on 10 work as usual
de says ne told the ponce ABOUT u
but they simply iaughed at nun, ana
PAID no mere attention; that no Ell
TORT at all was MADE 70 discover the
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1903-05-20
NORMAL STUDENTS

Coming Down to Attend Contest on
Friday Nights Needed to Get
Special.
Prof. NJ. G. Tough of the Fairmont
Normal is preparing to bring down
rs students on special to attend
the contest on Friday night. go
have already been secured to come.
The number will be made up,
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1903-05-20
WON FAST GAMR.
Varsity Surprises Friend and
Foe on Saturday.

ID
Took Grove City Into Camp by Score
of Nine to Should Have Been
Shut out Game-Last Inning Re.
sponsible Visitors Think they Could
do Better With Another Trial.
Grove City came here friday night
full of confidence in its ability to win
the game from West Virginia. The
members OF the team departed on Sat
urday evening for Buckhannon with a
lively sense OF how they had not won.
Most every one thought that the
visitors had a cinch. The students
thought so and most of them went
fishing. Not over thirty Of them we're
in attendance and those who were
had paralysis of the vocal chords and
sat around like lot OF clans.
There was a fair sized crowd pres
eut and they saw one Of the prettiest
games played on any diamond. For
eight innings the visitors went out
with regularity and dispatch but in
the ninth there was slump and sew
eral rotten errors. This aided by three
lucky hits gave the visitors three runs
and prevented shut out which SEEM
ed the natural and logical outcome.
Cunningham was at his best and
struck OUT eight men. Viebahm
for the visitors seemed to have stage
fright. He gave eight men bases on
balls and hit four men. He struck
out three men. Reynolds landed for a
three base hit West Virginia stole
nine bases while the visitors did not
succeed In stealing single one.
The game was very fast and was I'M
marred by any kicking or rag chewing.
Both teams played like they meant to
put up the best they had. Grove City
is the most gentlemanly team here
this year. They say that they have
no excuse to offer but think that they
can beat the Varsity In another game
even II the locals put up the same quail
itY of ball they did on Saturday.
The score. r II L
West Virginia oo313 002* 9 s 4
Grove City 10000 coos 4 6 4
Batteries Cunningham and Shriyer;
Viebahn and Rodgers.
500
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1903-05-20
Hess is Hot.

Editor Hess of The Warrington En-
terprise is mad about the way that he
has been called down by the press Of
the state for not printing the reports
of the editorial association sooner
than be did. In order to get even be
is going to fight the good roads Ques-
tion being agitatd in this county. A
glance at the SHAPE of his cocoanut is
enough to convince the observer that
he is against good roads.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1903-05-20
AN IMPORTANT LINK.
Last Spikes Driven In Co meeting
Sections Of New Railway.

The last spikes were driven Sat
urday connecting sections of the
new alonongahela railway, the i'm
portant little line that rams from
Redstone creek along the Mononga-
hela river to Gates, southwark 1t
is an important link, furnishing an
extension to the Lake Erie and
Pennsylvania railroads, by which
the new Brownsville and Masontown
coke fields may be reached.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1903-05-20
Hicks Seems to Miss it.

If Mr.. Hicks, the weather man,
does not come up to his predictions
of a wet and stormy May pretty
soon, he'll not only lose prestige
with the public but cause the hay
crop of this county to be sadly non
~ aud the price to &c SO high that
the ordinary individual cannot af-
ford to feed II to his stock.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1903-05-20
ELABORATE WEDDING.
Church Affair to Take Place in Seneca
Tomorrow Morning Reception at
Turn Yerein.

Tuesday mornin ; at nine O'Clock
Mr.. Arthur NORM will he married to
Miss Rachel Schmidt by Father j.
G. Kluser. The wedding will take
place at the Catholic church at High
mass. There will be but two at
tendants. They are Hector and
Elizabeth NORM.
In the evening at eight thirty
there will be a reception in honor OF
the bridal couple at the Turn Verein
hall. A large number of invitations
have been issued for this and the
affair is to be one of the most nota-
Bile that has ever taken place in this
CITY.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1903-05-20
INTERESTING BALL GAME.
Bloomer Girls will Play the Morgan
town Athletic Club en- May 80.

Jesse L. Turner has made ar range
ments with a team OF woman players
from St. Louis to play here on Dec
Grafton day The team which is to
meet them will be the pick of Nor
gantown, Greenmont, South Park
and Seneca. There will be a most
interesting contest and the game
will be played so as not to interfere
with the games to be played by the
University.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1903-05-20
Coal Company Charuered.

The secretarys of state has issued
the following Charter
Daily Coal and Coke company, Of
Kingwood, w. Va, has been charter
ed to carry on general coal and coke
business: to lay out town containing
no more than $40 acres and to do
other work incident to carrying on
su CHI a business. Capital 100000
Incorporators: Jas. ID. Daily, ]. w.
Parks, Of Kingwood, v. Va; Hugo
Lorentz, of Myersdale, Pa; G. +. Teter
of Phillip, w. Va, W. S. Teter, Be-
lingtou, w. Va.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1903-05-20
BAD RUNAWAY.

High Street Excited ON Saturday
Night by Didoes cut by Spirited
Horse.
Charles Grove aud his brother were
driving on High street Saturday night
when their nag started to run away.
They got him stopped in front of the
Court House and he proceeded to kick
the buggy into the middle of next
week. When he got through the bug
gy was junk. The boys got in hur-
ry. The horse then ran for some dis
lance further and falling injured it,
self badly. A thousand people col
lected to see how the runaway re-
suited.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1903-05-20
The Leech Brand Sticks.

Rev. DIR. Leech was asked today
how many weddings he had solemnized
since he came to Charleston. He an
swered: II have been in Charleston
thirty weeks and have officiated at ex-
actly thirty marriages, an average of
one each week. So far as / have
heard from the parties they are all
living in love and peace. Charleston
Mail
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1903-05-20
Milton Lardin Dead.

Martin Lardin OF Masontown is
dead after long illness Of diabetis.
He was the father of Zip" Lardin
and was well known In this county.
The funeral takes place on Tuesday.
Among those from here who will at
tend ii are Gilbert Miller, @. ID. Will
ley, A. w. Porterdeld, Frank Cushwu,
o. D. ConnowAy and Dan Dawson.