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'r,,r we,.er Pert % vx,or.

Melody over called ia Nuoation Il,
Ccura2. oi The '6li. Snan'.li s.t.i"r.,
Of C"iiforl:c. bG- ,bere seems - la tr
bee. at lrae' &C." jnNn Giaoa.: tiie..
dcs-"i',i0a,s VINO reid ,:scrrlica - l~
tiIH he.,sr u-rt pf yalrr. I';s FELLOW
countTriu"D Stll p-c-arv. the menlor,
with h"oD appreciation o. its ro!u,
\ certain Don .tGdro,s WIS ictc-vicw-
cd ~ MS sLpariur officer CT tl,N e'-c O.
an orga. mcv; with IL" cDr,ny ar.l
was Da;iod that tac hIr"r:rup WAS :;
very l;it'y"ut 10, from tile lndan ~
tho Nc%ic.u and uiGt courage should
not lc pushed % ra-i,uc3s IN al cn-
counter with Mrn
''ilaye no ear. general" was tic re-
sponsc os the Intrepid cabaliero. ~
would 'ar rarhn~ .hat history saoui..
record froE.' Where :lel than whcre 7
fell"
1ac generals mad was probably ~
l'rvcd az ANXIETY concerning the Gstc
or ~ j.asC one Individual in his con-.
manU by ,his reply.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-01-16

was as ~eonly deve.:red as it Is In
hunting Cog. lie rereIed in the richest
perfumes and IN the cad lost his sense
OF suei! completely though over,l-
diligence IN the perfume OF Il South
American Cover. This left him unable
10 detect thc odor OF escaping gas. and
he was aspbyxlG;ed
'the Russian Count ISnnovitch or tbs
tine oc the first Emperor Nicholas died
oc fright ut the announcement that the
emperor had declared his intention OF
visiting hri and sending BIN to labor
IN The salt mines f be did not leave
bis bed 10 wcicorc him. For years he
lad never left his bed aud INDUCED
in LIQUID foods - being !he more e0Sg
10 eat.--Nc7v York Herald.
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DuGn1 the FIrDch re-, olu:ioa priest
roae II {. tum brel 10 RE .uiliotlue vita
tUo pcrsons-on" MARQUIS, tao o.hei
= cofomon thief. As the cart jolteI
through tho cvoEGed streets rnc CHI.
"ens snoutsj ioal31ic.iuus on ia c:cu
panty,
Down wi,h yo'i, beasts o. rhc axis
iocrac..'
IN" narQais Smiind pto4dlJ, but u
c''s.,.1al vas rered
lazy good fyicud",T he cried, "a sm
10 ni.7torcs;. | nm . rhie?"
9'Ha tie priest touched his aroi gen.
ji7, ~ nriEu,irg
All ny son, thia IS 10 lime gor
,anji7 ~
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-01-16

odd Folks a. Home" and ''uncle
Ned" are familiar to all. the name
OF the author IS unknown TO many
Some one has said: Give me to
write the songs OF my country and
care not who writes the laws. ."
This does not mean that songs are
more important! than Law, bu; thai
The mau who writes the eongs CT
country WI. bc remembered after
lie legislator has been forgotten,
The good influence Of patriotic songs
j.. unden;ablc, while tue enrapturad
fer,or Of the inspired conga OF the
past exert III incalculal!e power 10.
@ood.
Among tho sweet a.ugers of tic
South iew take higher Iauh thar
does iiourv Timrod Ne "iih Eos.
Ter, while piles OF stone may not
We necessary 20 Derpetuato his mctn.
DRY. memorial should be erected.
&c sho" the appreciation Of lis
Icople.
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Bids viii be received for each huiid-
Ing separately and for the group rs
Il whole. Tie right is reserved to
accept the bids separately or rs .
Whole. Sealed proposals for tie above
buildings viii be received UP 10 $3.50
Z. ~, SATURDAY, January eth.
1896, il accordance with the plans
ana specifications prepared for the
Snme by tho Associated Architect;
anu Engineers Of tie Jamestown ~
position Company.
Drawings ana specifications may 10
obtained on application TO the Asso-
riatcd Architects ara Engineers, third
floor o. the New Century Building.
Norfolk, Va, on the following coudi-
lions: Zach applicant fer the draw
ings ana specifications is 70 DEPOSIT
ten dollars (S10.0O) III cash for each
set applied for. IL the drawings and
Specifications are returned within I've
90 days, tho entire deposit will be
returned when the drawings and spe-
cit!caticns are returned. II the draw
irss and specifications are kept over
if'o 90 days, thas >tlsSta, Will be *,
charge of ii'c dollars .(S5 .c0) for each
set 50 kept and this Charge Will. be-
deducted from the original deposit,
when the drawings and specifications
are returned. -:
y certified check for five hundrnd
dollars ($5oO), payable 10 tho James.
town Exposition Company, must &C.
company each bid. .1":-
Bond as set forth in detail in the
Specifications must DC furnished by
the successful bidder.
The right to reject any and ali BIDS
is reseryct.
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ies.-I c"tto'n!S was surpr;sed -
'"ar that Maud 1ras ,nsgc.ad. Jes:-.
J %, it ives ratoe" unc1pectc,. 'res3-
Ter tami!y's quite iDc&I,&ed, ! hear.
th"E ssy 6er huSbRDd IS 81 nrn Of ah.
Soiateiy no ami. Jesa-Ttat'a al
NEo:!g. Ke wap 4 v;downr villa four
thi.ilcl. ph.iaGe!ch;a rre,..
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'He . al%ayP hragging that he
1ocsa l oHs an,bo'i: q Gaia"
Wei. answered ihe mei ye;,o Dor.
'o'ge. '-ha',t hsavoN ny credit Z. no.
tHst b-d.
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y Il Z curious thing nnd 80 "a -
present knowledge goes, qu:,e 'ucz
0'iGap." how :; sh:,r', sc".ps 10 i,rie RI
unci'iAg perception a. Gc presence Of
CARTON. Ky rir'uc - what sens. doe
10 know uint ~ . u!staacc az pcr'lau
e cout'" G! mics h,c-e is foot to o..
bad for TIE i,jciiins ~: J. nan ia.gll,
be sigh. aDd ~ say ihai st Is lie senae
Of smell nresOpvosti, m o;factory n,
aatatuS OF Auch inarve;ous dciica~,
ha; one good wi.i1r FROM ,u aycrae
harness cast" EoG.d sure'. burst tat
loachiAr:y 70" ;;ood and ~. Ana yc7
our shark VIII boi' = ,;pod.y uuD 9
ne sGni!est salt pvr, wlthout ~ i1i.c.'
rs II wirV. No. & csu;,ot Lc lis n.s
7rl!c!. leads him.
Now y theory has Seen put forward
by n".5rtiists thu; Inc s,ar}: pOss.ss.4
~ cotoioon wit9 the hu,les ronl9-. :.
ai'eciai Aensc. o. Instinct which il Il,
t.S' 70 c'"anc" t'cediaE nriruiS. r.
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I've "naS"sscS, Ia ;qcy th.tt he know,
roih,rG abou- It. Du' - aau -ire Il a
nono. l;c calls il u'r "carriou seDs..
md With tho' uaa1o. which. cf colrsc.
explains nothing a. IN, experts u, t.
M ,s1tl@!i@a. -ierrsr"'a Magra,0r.
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WRITE US a LITTER

ircs'y snd frankly. t.: str.o:sst confd-
ers,. icihn2 us III y9uf $ npioms ara
troubles. Ne viii send free advice
Gin pjsin saa'ai envs,opc}, now to
curc them. Address: Ladies Advisory
Dept.. ihs C..attsEocga Medicine Co.. .
Chattanooga, Tenn.
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oa Gourses
at Hopkins.
TRUSTEES OF UNIVERSITY Ac.
cEPT INRoVATIoN WHICH
MEETS WITH FAVOR

BALTIMORE, May iI--At the last
meeting Of the trustees oss1he Johns
Hopkins University the report of the
dergraduate strides was accepted The
notifications of the present system
Endorsed by the committee, involve no
essential changes n the requirements
for graduation, nor do the: affect The
present system OF groups. save TO re-
duce them IN number from seven to
1--WE.
: The most important innovations are
the incorporation OF the present pre-
hmfnary year into the regular course
and extending the latter % the Gus
toEnary four years, and, also, bringing
che university into closer relations
with the preparatory schools, through
the lowered requirements for entrance.
Opportunities for rapid advancement
are also offered to those who are com
petent by The privilege oc employing
the vacations in taking extra courses.
and of emitting one course IN the SEN
ior year OF condition OF Ugh stand
ard % excellence. Twenty courses OF
three hours each are required for grad
uation- Speaking of the rev scheme.
Dean Griffin said:
1T should be well understood. how
ever. that the university does not with
draw the privilege OF securing the de-
gree of bachelor of arts in three years
The Accomplishment of this is made
e-ea easier in some respects than
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Welghty Professional Endorsements.

1-rot- Finley Ellingwood. NJ. D., OF
hezanet'- Medical College. Chicago, says
o! Golden Seal root: 1T is a most
Superior remedy in catarrhal gastriti,
tSDaam NATION OF the Stomach), chronic
constipation, general debility. in con-
Hslesccnc.: irom protractcd fevers, IN
[rostrot;aS niSht-sweats- 1t as az, san-
fLJSt05,t Fsasedy ~, disorders of the
s;-2-'t6.'' This agent, Golden Seal root,
: ~: important ingredient OF Doctor
Plerce's Favorite Prescription for won-
z.E weaknesses, as well IS of the
haywood continues. ~in all catarrhal
oo1di:5ons It Is Useful.''
Nuc:s more, did space permit, could
- Quotsd from prominent authorities
az e the wonderful curative properties
possessed BY Golden Seal root
We want to assure the reader that
Golden Medical Discovery" can be
relied upon to do all that is claimed for
Golden Seal rooo in the cure OF all the
rarioTas diseases as set forth in the
above oriet extracts, for its most
prominent and important Ingredient Is
Goiden Seal root This agent is, how
ever, strongly reinforced, and its cura-
ave action greatly enhanced by the
addition. in just the right proportion
Of Queens root, Stone root, Black
Caerr--Tb:srk, B!oodroot. Mandrake root
AID chemically pure glvcerine- All OF
these are happily and tremendously
blended into a most perfect phar-
0aceuaica! compound, now favorably
known throughout most of the civilized
countries OF the world. Bear in mind
that each and every ingredient entering
e the Discovery has received the
endorsement of the leading medical
men Of on. land, who extol each article
named above in the highest terms
What other medicine put up for sale
through druggists can show any such
professional endorsement? For dys-
PepsI.I- liver troubles, all chronic cat2r-
rha1 affections of whatever name or
natrre- lingering coughs. bronchial,
throat md lung affections, the "Dis-
coveTy" can be relied upon as a sover-
eEn remedy.
BY reading the little book noted
below any one viii readily see the
applicability os the ~Golden Medical
going list Of diseases as well as many
other chronic affections, especially
t-hose OF the heart, kidneys, bladder,
skin and blood
a little book of extracts treating of
al the several Ingredients entering into
Dr. Perce,s medicines, being extracts
from standard medical works, of the
different schools of practice viii DO
mailed fee 70 any one asking (by postal
card OF letter.. for the same, addressed
20 Dr. \. Y. Pierce, Buffalo, N ", and
giving the writer's fun post-o6ce ad-
dress plaiarly written
in cases OF chronic ailments, at
tended by marked, or persistent. con-
stipat5or, Dr. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets
should be taken conformity with the
Use ot the Golden Medical Discov-
cry" 70 regulate the bowels They act
IN harmony with the Discovery and
ESu be found 70 be \ most valuabl,
laxaIsTe, or, IN fuller doses = cleans
ing cathartic-
Podophyllin, the active medicinal
prInc7pie of Mandrake root, enters
largely INTO the composition of the HI
tie sugar coated Pellets" IN fact h !
ons Of their CHIEF ingredients. They
requisite the liver, stomach and bovoG
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-05-11

That the several American medicinal
roots, the concentrated Elvceric ex.Taeer
of which make up Dr. Pierce's Golden
Medical Discovery. have the strongest
kind OF endorsement by scores CO lead
ing medical writers OF all the several
schools OF practice 4 brief glance =:
the standard works on -TdtcTtG 3Ie6icG
will show. OF Golden Seal root- which
is one of the prominent ingredients o:
Golden Medical Discovery" Or. GnberTs
lcSe. says: Very useful as 2 Sex
achic (Stomachj tonic and IN atomic
dyspepsia Cures gastric stomach
catarrh and headaches accom- ps4I:N:1.S
same He also mentions caJarr:. -:
the gall duct jaundice and co-st!ua-
ton rs diseases which the 1se OF
Golden Seal root overcoraes: also
catarrh OF the intestines, even wien
II has proceeded 10 liberation IS
remarkably benefited by Ev6ras;:S
Golden Seal roo*}-
DR.. Grover Coe. OF New Yo-k, ssvs:
vHvdrastis Golden Seal rcotj exer-
c:ses an especial influence over ur-
cous surfaces Upon the liver =
acts with equal certainty ard q
6cacv. AS 4 cho}aSogue Oliver 2orIc-
orator. it has few equals Dr.. Coe
also advises it for affections q: IKE
spleen and other abdominal riscera
generally, and for scrofulous and gland
ular diseases, cutaneous erupflons- IL
digestion, debility, chronic 6i2r-bcea,
constipation. also in several affections
peculiar to women, and in al chronic
arrangements of the liver also tc-
chronic Inflammation OF bladder. Cog
which Dr. Coe says lit is one Of the
most reliable agents OF cure
Prof Hobart A. Hare, NJ D.. Of the
University OF Pa, says of Golden Seal
root that 1t ID vof service IL chronic
catarrh of the stomach anG bowels,
following abuse of alcohol, and as 3
tonic after malarial fever. he further
SAYS, 1t -has q distinct ar1ti-Inalariai
influence Also good in all Catarrhal
conditions, as. uterine catarrh. leucor-
rhea, etc, and as q curative agent II
chronic dyspepsia
Prof. Laurence johnson, NJ D.. OF
the Medical Department. University
City of " ", is equally loud in his
praise of Golden Seal root, especially
for its tonic effects in conr21escence
from acute diseases and lts special
tonic influence upon mucous surfaces
and upon the gall bladder
Doctors Barton and Tullv recon-
mended Golden Seal root as = pure
tonic and as an alternative II dis
eased conditions of the mucous mem
branes.
Prof John King, N. D., late Of Gin
cinnati, author of the AMERICAN DIS
PESSAToRY. gives it prominent place
among medicinal agents: reirera:es al
the foregoing writers have said about
it, as does also Prof. John NJ Scudder,
NJ. D., late of Cincinnati Dr. Scc6-
der says VT stimulates the digestive
processes and increases the assimilation
of food BY these means the blood rs
enriched, the corseouent
Improvement on the slandular and
nervous systems are natural resuIts.-
DR.. Scudder further says, vIn relation
TO its general effect upon the system
there Is no medicine IN .tsc doo4st IoItSch
there az such general st,1aniDaitg of
opiRioss- It is ss,sirersGlLy regarded IS
tho tonic, useful IN all debifitated
states = ~
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How's This?

We offer One Hundred Dollars Re
ward for any case of Catarrh that can
not be cured by Halls Catarrh Cure.
8 FL. CHENEY & CO., Toledo. o.
We. the undersigned. have known
F. ]. Cheney for the last Is years,
and believe him perfectly honorable
In all business transactions and finan>
cially able to carry out any oblisa-
tons made by Ais firm
waldinE, Kinnan & Marvin.
Wholesale Druggists. Toledo. o.
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken intern
ally, acting directly upon the blood
and mucous surfaces of the system
Testimonials sent free Price IS cents
per bottle. Sold by all druggists
Take Halls Family Pills for con
sipadon.
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An llI-Fated Family.

WESTON. May 1O.-word has been
received aere of the death OF JEFF
Cool = tram road accident in Brax.
tca comfy His death recalls q
strange story OF an n1-fated family.
rs cstt2s- was killed in a coal banl;
II wsos;te- county 80 years ago: John.
ais eIaeSt brother. lost an arm in =
s@1 niI a Jacksonville Is years ago:
his mother was killed by train at
aoGs1 bridge eight years. ago
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FAIRyIEw. May u-slE Church.
South-Rev J.. n. Carter win preach
Sunday at 1915 a. n. and al p
NJ Morning subject, The Overflow
of Love-" Evening The Final Til
umph" Sunday school at $3.50 A NJ,
C. w-Toothman. Superintendent: Jun
Tor League. P. teachers. training
and supply class. P. NJ
Regular services at the Opera House
Sunday night at s P II. by Rev P.
R. Mursrave Methodist Episcopal
minister Sunday school at O'clock
P. NJ.
The famous Mr.. and Miss Mezick.
Maryland singers. and Edward W.
Mills. temperance evangelist. viii be
at Fairview Saturday evening. May
IL Admission free Everybody in
vited.
Carl Hamilton is at Mt Clemens.
Mich. for few weeks vacation
The annual meeting Of the stock
holders of the Farmers and Mer-
chants, Bank Of Amos. viii be held
in the directors room of the bank
June 5th. 1906. at o'clock P. NJ.
A. D. Yost was a business visitor
here this week He sold his property
to John J: Mitchell who viii occupy
it soon
NJ. and Mrs Carl D. Yost, OF Fair
mont. spent Sunday here. the guest
of relatives.
c. w Winston, travelling salesman
for the Ohio Valley Drug Co., Wheel
ing. was business visitor here Mon
day.
Mrs Geo. W. Baker and daughter
Miss Myra were the guests OF -ela-
tives at Statler's run Monday
R B. Campbell. j. R Tinns. j.,
and w T. Sturm attended the Knights
Templar conclave at Clarksbu-S this
week
w. II. Atha. Of Fairmont was a
business visitor in the city we.32ss-
day
The young ladies OF the u. 2.
Church. South. have organized <S:n-
bic club and met with the Misses Nc
Bee Thursday afternoon.
Miss Goldie Tenant. who has oav2
attending the Wesleyan University 3:
Buckhannon. is at home the sUss> %
her parents. ar. and Mrs. J. I. --2-
nant for a few weeks.
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productions-that fact is we'll
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steel erays and shadow weave
blue serses, single and double
breasted effects.
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