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Waterbury evening Democrat., 1903-07-08
IRISH POINT AND
RENAISSANCE.

S3-45 Irish Point lacesC Curtains, $2.49 $5 Irish Point 1ace~C Curtains, $369 $5.95 Irish Point Ilace~ Curtains. $469 $6.5O Renaissance Curtains, $4.95 Flat muslin Curtains, lace inser-
 tion- and edging, were $2, for this sale $1.39 Ruffie muslin Curtains, stripe pat terms, were Soc, for-ta1is sale 33c Fine plain ruffie muslin Curtains, Ehemstitched, were S9c, for. this
 sale. .4s..4,s44 a 69ci $1.25 ruf11e muslin Curtains, 98c $1.39 ruffie muslin Curtains, silk
 embroidered in colors, for this
 sale $1.0O Stamped linen Center Pieces. sizes 8, 12, IS and 22-inch, were 121ac, 19c, 25c and 39c, for this sale all at . 1Oc, Head Rests, that were 12szc, for this Sale fsA fs" Sc Irish Point Center Pieces, 1sx1s,
 !. were 25c, for this sale 19c Irish Point Center Pieces, slightly
 soiled, were 25c, for this sale 1Oc Japanese silk Mantel DTaperies, tin
 se1 embroidered, were $2, $2.5O
 and $3, for thistsa1e $1.39 CARPETS, OIL CLOTH, LINOLEUM Fa'f@,'ss AND SHADES. Smith Administer Carpets, one of
 most beautiful furnishings made, Regular $1 25, grade for this sale, $$109
 Andsmade, and hnedfre Tapestry Brussels for Dining
 room or parior, one of the best
 for hard wear, soc grade, for
 this sale, SIC i And naadexand lined free.
 Extra super best all wool ingrain carpets, regular Csc grade, For this sale, 49c
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1903-07-08
ChiIdren'S Hats.

Chi1drenSu Wash Hats, white, col ored or combination of white and colors, regular price 25c, for pre-inventory sale Chfldren's Leghorn Hats. trimmed with flowers and velvet ribbon, regular prices $1.50 to S25O, for pre-inyentogy sale
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1903-07-08
JeweIry Department.

Large assortment of Waist Sets and Sash Pins in pearl and oxi- dized silver, regular price 25c, for pre-inventory sale 19t All OUT 5Oc Waist Sets and Sash Pins, a great variety to select from, for pDeinMentory sale 39t PRE-INvENTORY SALE OF LA
 DIES NECKWEAR. Point Venice Lace Collars, white, ecru or butter color, twelve diff ferent styles, value S1 to $150, for re-inventpry sale S9t Ladies' Wash Neckwear in white or colors, some slightly soi1ed, value 25c. for pre-mventory sale r1Os All our .25c Neckwear in madras, cheyiot or lawn Stock Collars, sfour-in-hands and ascots, white or white with colors, for pre-in- ventory sale 2h All our 5Oc Neckwear, either silk or wash goods, white or colors, for pre-inventory sale 39t All our $1 and $1-25 Neckwear, some dainty, elaborate designs, for pre-fnventDry sale S9t Top Collars, embroidery, with or WIIuOuL LdDS, ISSudI pIICS IOC and 39c, for pre-inventpry sale 21t Neck Ruffs, full neck pieces and large ends, in black with white, white with black or all black, value $1.5O, for preinventory sale 9S' Cape Rufffe, large size cape with extra long ends, regular price $6.5O, for pre-inventory sale $4.4'
 VEILINGS. A large assortment of Veilings in all black, black and white com pbexion Yelling, chiffon, plain or dotted, all color- regular prices 25 and BOG yard. To- nre-inFen- tory sale 19'
 SUN UMBRELLAS. EXTRA SPECIAL IN SUN JIM
 BRELLAS. Ladies' 26inch Sun Umbrellas, suitable for rain or sun, close rolling with cord. case and tas- sel, large assortment of ham dies in horn, bone, pearl, silver or natural wood, regular price s1.5o, special for pre-inyentory s sa@E 80
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1903-07-08
In Dress Goods.

New WeayeS, New CoIorS and New Fabrics for less than the importers or manufacturers will accept orders on same goods for fall. Remember, ev- erything advertised by us for Dress Goods for this sale is Strictly ALL WOOL.
 A0-inch all wool Dress Cheviots in several staple shades and black, regular price was 39c, for this sale SIC 66-fnch Cheviots in all colors and black, sponged and shrunk, the regular price of this line is 59c a yard, for this sale 43c 63-inch, Cheviots in colors and black, a regular $1 grade sponged and shrunk, for this. s'- sale 69c 54-inch Pri-estly Cravenette, Chev- lot in black only, 8 regular $15O quality, for this sale $l-S yd SS-inch all wool Albatress, all sta
 ple and evening shades, includ- ing cream, regular Soc quality,
 for this sale 35c yd &e-inch Mistral and Voile, in all the new shades, very stylish weaves, regular soc quality, for this sale S9c yd 38-inch all wool Scotch Mixtures, very dressy material, quality sold at soc yard, for this sale S5c yd @4-inch French Poplins, Prunellas,
 Princess Crepes and Whipcords;
 each in full line. of choice col
 ors, regular price 75c yard, for this sale 59c yd 46-inch French Vof1es in the new
 shades, goods which are well
 woGth s1 per yard, for this < sale 69c
 BLACK DRESS GOODS. 46inch superior German Henri
 eta Silk or dull lustre, blue or
 jet black, a regular 75c quality,
 special for this sale 45c yd 44inch Black Poplin, quality al-
 ways sold at 75c, for this sale 59c yd 4.6-inch Etamine, a regular $1
 quality, for this sale 79c yd 46-inch Priestly Crispine, a very pretty weave in black, regular
 price S5c. for this sale 69c yd 46inch Priestley's English Nuns
 Yelling, quality tlways sold
 for $1.25 per yard, for this sale S9c 46-inch French voile, sheer, firm
 mesh, coarse or fine, regular
 price $15o, for this sale $1.2o yd 64-inch Birdseye Etamine, one of
 quality regularly sold" at $1.5O, for this sale $1.20 yd 4S-inch Twtne Cloth, quality sold
 at S5c, for this sale 69c yd 54-inch S1 Broadcloth, the best ever shown at the price, for this
 sale 65c yd 54-inch fine German Broadcloth, al-
 ways sold at $2 per yard, for
 this sale $1.50 yd 54-inch Genuine French Broad
 cloth, a quality always sold for
 $2.5O, for this sale $1.95 54-inch French Venetian, beauti-
 full quality, regular price $1.75,
 for this sale $12s
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1903-07-08
LaGes and Trimmings

Cotton Torchon Laees and Inser
 tons, wide and narrow, usual
 prices 5c and SC yard, for pre-
 inventory sale Sc Platte Val Laces and Insertions,
 different widths, usual prices
 up to. 19 yard, for Pre-Inven- tory sale Sc Black Lace Balloons and Bands,
 straight or navy effects, value
 15c and 19c yard, for Pre-Inyen-
 tory sale 1Oc Imitation Cluny Laces and Inser-
 tions, 2 to 4 inches wide, regu-
 lar price 20c yard, for Pre-In-
 ventory sale 15c Point .Venise Galloon and Bands,
 white or butter color, value 15c
 and 19c yard, for PreInventory
 sale 1Oc Point Venise Medallions, white or
 butter color, values up to 75c
 yard, for Pre-InEentory sale 39e Point Venise All Overs in white
 or butter colors. usual prices $1.O0 to $150 yard, for Pre-In- ventory sale S9o Fancy Cotton Tucdngs, several
 different patterns, value soc to
 75c yard, for Pre- Inventory sale 39c Black Lace All Over, regular prices
 75c and 877ac, for July Clear
 ing sale ~ 59e Black Lace All Over, usual price SIPS yard, for Pre-Inventory sale S9C Persian Bands in light or dark
 colors, suitable for belts or for trimming, value 25c and BOG | yard, for e-Inyentory sale 19<
 EXTRA SPECIAL ON LACES. 50 pieces Cotton Balloons, straight l and navy effects in white or l ecru, also black wool lace and | insertion, actual values 15c to 25c yard, Special for Pre-Inven- tory sale 5t EXTRA SPECIAL IN TRIMMINGS 25 pieces all silk Applique Trim l ming, white or black, twelve
 different patterns, actual value
 25c to soc yard, Special for Pre-
 Inventory sale 15t PRE-INYENTORY VALUES FROk
 OUR RIBBON DEPARTMENT No 40 and 60 Taffeta, Satin Taffe-
 ta and Fancy Ribbon, regular | prices 25c and BOG yard, for Pre-
 Inventory sale 19 5 and inch Taffeta Ribbon for
 Sashes, also Neck Ribbons, regu-
 lar price 39c yard, for PreInven- Y tory sale 25 6 and ' inch Mouseline Taffeta
 Ribbons, also dainty neck rib bons, a large assortment in all
 the desirable colorings, value 90
 to 69c yard, for Pre-Inventory
 sale 35 6 to 8 inch Sash Ribbons in solid
 coIors or combinations, a large
 variety of patterns and color
 ings, usual prices 75 and 89c
 yard, for pre-inventory sale 49 GREAT VALUES IN SMALL WARE
 FOR PRE-INVENTORY SALE. Safety Pins, all sizes, value 5c
 dozen, for pre-inventory sale 5 Light weight Dress Shields, regu-
 lar price 121ac pair, for pre-
 inventory sale Hooks and Eyes, dozen on card,
 for pre-inventory sale 1c car
 Blasting Thread, black or white,
 for pre-inventory sale 200 dc Silkateen, all shades, for pre-in-
 ventory sale
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1903-07-08
ExTRAORD NARY VALUES IN LADIES' HOSIERY FOR THIS BIG SkIE.

Ladies' fast black hose, with white feet. Regular price 15c.
 For Pre- -Inentery sale, lie Ladies fast black cotton hose,
 double sole and high spliced
 heel, also several different pat terns in drop stitch, regular price, 17c. For Pre- Inventory sale, 121ac Ladies' black lisle thread hose, in
 all the newest patterns of drop stitch, value 29c pair. For Pre-
 Inventory sale, 21c Ladies'b black gauge 1isle thread
 hose, high spliced heel and doub- le sole, usual price soc. For Pre-
 Inventory sale, 39c Ladies' black lisle thread hose,
 best quality, very latest pat tern lace ankles, regular price 62c :. For the Pre~Inventory sale, 45c Ladies, black cotton hose, out
 size, very elastic, with ribbed
 top, value 371sc. For Pre-Inven- tory sale, 25c Ladies' black Hsle Unread hose
 open work pattern all around, value 75c. For PreInventory
 sale 4sc All our soc colored hose, plain or
 striped, for PreInventory sale, 25c
 LADIES' UNDERWEAR. Ladies' pure white Vests, low
 neck, with or without wing
 sleeves, value 121sc. For Pre-
 Inventory sale, Sc, for 25c Ladies pure white Vests, high or low neck, with or without wing
 sleeves. also long sleeves, value ,. .,.17c, For Pre- Inventory sale, -,, Z, r,s.s.~. = ?. 15c,. 2 for 25c Ladies' pure white lfsle thread
 Vests. lace trimmed and lace
 yokes, several different styles,
 value 38c For Pre- Inventory
 sale, 25c Ladies' lace trimmed Pants, regu- lar price 25c. For Pre-Inven- tory sale, 21c CHILDREN's HOSIERY AND UNI I- DERWEAR-
 Children's cotton Hose, in white
 and colors, small sizes, regular
 price 25c. For July Clearing
 sale, lOc ChildTen's s wide and narrow-rihbed
 black Hose, doubfe~so4e and toe and double knee, usual price f7c,
 pre-inyentory sale 121sc Misses drop~stitch Hose, a number
 of new patterns, value 25c pair, for pre-inventory sale 19c Misses ribbed Vests, high or low neck, with wing sleeves, also Knee Pants, lace trimmed, value 17c, for pre-inventory sale 127sc
 EXTRA SPECIAL IN HOSIERY. 1 Children's black Hose, all sizes, value. .121ac, special for pre-inven- | tory sale 7c. pairs for 25c HOSIERY AND UNDERWEAR. Children's cotton Hose in white, J pink, blue and red, usual price 1 25c, for tonight and Monday 10c Children,s black Hose, extra heavy
 quality, regular price 127ac, for tonight and Monday 1Oc Ladies' drop stitch Hose, new pat
 terms, value 17c, for tonight and
 Monday 121kc I Ladies' extra size black Hose, usual
 price 19c pair, for tonight and l Monday 15c, pairs for 25c Ladies' white Vests, low neck,
 sleeveless, usual price, 121sc, for
 tonight and Monday 1oc, for 25c Silk. Vests in white, pink, or blue,
 regular price 65c, for tonight
 and Monday 48c
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1903-04-16
The May Designer.

The handsome cover OF The Designer for
May is significant of the many good things
which follow. prominent among which are,
Of course. fashions and millinery for spring
aud summer. also many noveltlesln trim.
mings all OF which are most auractively
illustrated Aside from the fashion feat.
nres worthy Of the highest commentator
are Floral Photography by Hubert Mclean
Johnston. Chinese Little Folks by Jessie
Juliet Knox. and a fullpage poem. My
Lady = Gown by Maud sutton. Sweet Briar,
By r. xy. and A Memorable Memorial Day
are the three short stories OF the month.
while The House-cieaners Is delightful
farce delightfully."- illustrated. a May Day
Celebration aud a Hunting Party are sug-
gestions for entertainments and directions
for making many handsome novelties In
crochet supply the fancy work. What
Women Are Doing and Helps Along
the Way are two departments which grow
IN interest each month. while Book Notes.
In Mother Land. The kitchen Kingdom.
Toilet Table Chat and Etiquette Hints are
features which arc valuable ss we'll as
entertaining Points on Drcssmaking
treats this month on the making OF shifred
garments and the Lesson iu Millinery tells
bow 10 make Shephcrdess hat. Novel
Interiors. Selections for the Reciafonist
and poems by Theodoss Garrison. Edwin
L. Ssbin aud others add sun fnriher
attraction 20 this remarkably attractive
number
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stockhoIder's Meeting .

Notice Is hereby given that the stock.
holders Of tho Sandy Creek, Kingwood
and Cheat River Railroad Company will
hold their hrst meeting for the purpose OF
organizing and such other proceedings as
may be had ~ an annual meeting. and "a
do and perform all other business neces
safY and proper TO be done under the law
az 4 stockholders meeting. on the asth day
Of April. 1903. At the prime ipal Office of said
Company. IN the city Of Grafton. In the
county Of Taylor, IN the State Of West
Virginia. at one clock p. m.
The corpOratofs Of said Railroad Com
pany have complied with the requirements
Of Section 80 Of Chapter s. Of the Code oI
West Virginia bY subscribing al the stock
Of the said Railroad Company. called foi
iu It's Charter and as no stock Of said
Company remains 10 be subscribed for. no
books Of subscription have been opened
IAHEs w. HAIR.
CHAs. r. REID
CLARENcE $. JAWS,
l.. X. LEwfs
Gro - PRENTICE.
3'76Ioc3 4tsa.so.
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Important Announcement

The Terra Alta Marble Comra any Of Terra
Alta, West Virginia, have Just received q
car load Of marble monuments and are con.
sIantly receiving granite and marble work
which is ON exhibition in their show-rooms.
There are people dealers aud their agents.
who claim to do more business than they do
but stop and think for one minute. The
Terra Alta Marble Company employ -four
men IN their shop aud there is no other
dealer in Central West Virginia who employs
more than two men. We handle altogether
finished work. Moral II takes mechanics
TO turn out work.
The Terra Alta people number their
customers 10y hundreds and have as yet The
first dissatisfied customer 20 find. They
will suffer loss rather than dissatisfied
customer. Persons needing marble OF gran
lie work tali siEes and prices. for all people)
will do we'll to call ON them ai their place Of
business or hold their order until their mana
ger OF representative calls. II
Terra Alta, Apul !, 1903.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1903-04-16
Cntrrh Cannot be Gnred

with LOCAL APPLICATIONS. as they
Catarrh is = blood or constitutional disease.
and in order 90 cure " you must take inter.
nal remedies Hairs Catarfh Cure is
taken internally and scts directly on the
Cure is not quack medicine u was
prescribed by one Of the best physicians
boz this country for years. and Is a regular
prescription. 10 Is COMPOSED Of the best
l0nics known. Combined with the best
mucous surfaces The perfect combination
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such wonderful results IN cafafrh send
for testimonials.
r. + CHESgY q Co Toledo. o.
Sold by Druggists. 7sc
Halls Family Pills are tie best
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Iol lIvef lfonbIes I'D conallpatIoa

For liver troubles and constipation
There's nothing better In creation
Than Little Early Risers the famous little
pills
bills
Lite kariy Riscrs are different from all
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naturally
Iunneiton Suppiy CO. Dr VIM. NJ
Dent Co New burg Kingwood Pharmacy
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Bcyond all Comparisons.

One of the many factors contributing to
TIE remarkably rapid and solid growth of
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West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1903-04-16
Funeral OF c. Bruce lIIrst.
From the Orator, sentinel.

From the Grafton sentinel
The funeral Of {. Bruce lIirs,, who was
killed on the II. y q. a, Wheeling, Friday
morning, while going ahou, his duties as
brakeman, full account of which appeared
in these columns ON Friday, occurred Sunday
afternoon a, three o'clock, from the resi-
denee of the parents of the deceased. MIR.
and Mrs. l.. +. Hurst, ON West wIfotd
street Services were conducted by Rev. /.
Flanagan, -. d., In the presence of large
gathering of sympa,hifins friends aud grief.
stricken relatives. Interment was made in
Bluemon, cemetery, where the remains of
the young man who had me, his death so
early aud apparently so un,imely, were laid
tenderly away to await the resurrection
morn. The sympathy of the whole COM
muni,y goes out to the bereaved ones in
their hour of darkest trial.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1903-04-16
Robbed the Grave.

A star. ling incident Is narrated by John
Oliver OF Philadelphia. as follows. Il was
In an awful condition. My skin was almost
yellow, oycs sunkcn. tongue coated. pain
continually In back and sides. no appetite.
growing weaker day by day. Three physi.
olahs had given me up. Then ] was ad.
yisod TO use Electric Bitter; to my great
JOY. the first bottle made a decided i'm.
provemcnt. I continued their use for
three weeks and am now q well man. !
know they robbed the grave OF another
victim" No one should fail 10 try them.
Only so ceats, guaranteed, by the Cooke
supply and ]. a. Lcnhart
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1903-04-16
Due Notice is Served.

Due notice Is hereby served on the public
generally that DeWht's Witch Hazel Salve
Is the only salve on the market that Is
made from the pure unaduiteratod witch
hazel DcWitts Witch Hazel Salvc has
cured thousands OF cases OF piles that
would not yield to any other treatment,
and this fact has brought out many worth.
less counterfcits. Those persons who
get the genuine DeWiu's Witch Hazel
Salve are never disappointed, because II
cures.
Tunncl,on Supply Co, Or w. M. Dent &
Co, Ncwburg Kingwood Pharmacy.
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ANY CHuRCH o. pa.onare Or !

ANY CHURCH OF parsonage or Institution
supported by voluntary contribution will
be- given liberal quantity oi the Longman
& Martinez Pure Paints whenever they
paint.
Norgs Have done 20 for twenty.seven
years: Sales Tens Of millions Of gallons
painted nearly two million houses under
guarantee TO rspaint " not satisfactory.
The paint wears fos periods Up % eighteen
years. Linseed Oil must be added 10 the
paint (done In two minutcs) Actual cost
then about 81 zS gallon. Samples free.
Sold by our Agents Herring & Brown.
Kingwood; y. = Wolf, Recdsville: G.. w.
Hartman & Co., Leuox; J. n. McClanahan,
Aibgights.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1903-04-16
Bryan's Great Lecture at uniontown.
PENNSYLVANIA.

Special Correspondence OF The Argss.
William Jennings Bryan as a plain
American citizen addressed an immense.
attentive and enthusiastic audience al the
unIoniown, Pa Opera House on the eve OF
April 9Th 1903. on the subject Value OF an
Ideal" He was introduced by Woods ~
Carr. ESQ. lie was witty, eloquent and
earnest and rising above the plane OF party
aud church aud wealth, appealed to the
American people To- cultivate an ideal that
would lift them above money getting aud
Office seeking and would develop true man.
hood and womanhood He believed In
America rearing men and womcn--brave
and noblc-as we'll as raising wheat aud
oats aud making coke aud iron. lie did
not however ignore the great political
issue OF the day and scored Addickism aud
other evils. lie said that the heat of
political campaigns divided the people but
that vein OF patriotism underlay all party
agitation in the u, S. that the difference OF
failure and success, misery OF happiness
was the difference OF high and an ignoble
ideal, that the value OF an ideal was above
all the wealth of the world aud that true
and happy American home was the 6t,est
ideal OF heaven on earth
Bryan lectured In the interests Of the
Fayctte County Historical Society and his
splendid voice, intense earnestness happy
wit and oratorical power, held his audience
throughout the two hours and twenty
minutes that he spoke.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1903-04-16
Great Sensation

There was big sensation In Loosville.
Ind. when w. II. Brown OF tba, place.
who was expected to die. had his life saved
by DIR. Kings New Discovery for Consump.
ton lie writes Il endured insuncrabio
agOnies from Asthma but your New Dis
cOvcry gave me immediate relief and soon
thereafter effected a complete cure. Simi.
lar cures OF Consumption. Pneumonia, ,
Bronchitis and Grip are numerous It's
the peerless remedy for all throat and
lung trouble. Price soc. aud 800. Guarsn-
iced by the Cooke Supply Co. and a.
Lenhart Trial bottles free.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1903-04-16
STATE SUNDAY
SCHOOL CONVENTION
April .g9, 1908

The time Is very near for the State Con.
vention At PaTkefsburg. Supehntendeuls
should bring il before their schools and have
delegates appointed. Then send their
names 20 the County Secretary. She will
send you credentials and card order for
reduced rates. Pastors. Supenntendenis.
Teachers and County Officers are especially
desired to 60 as delegates and your name
should be sent in At once as the number Is
limited to twenty delegates from this coua,y.
Mas. GEo. a. HgeRIEc,
County Secretary.
Kincwood, w. Va