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COWS, DOGS AND POULTRY

OVW0s 0O00 AMI FOULIhY
sNoW-WHITE ANGoRA KITTENS. SIRED ny
Bonnie Eddie and King Gotten; nothing nicer
for Xmas gift; going fast; males for service,
white, black and red. Mrs. It. H. Williams
800 Lyndale av s. Phone N W.. South
2OSS-J. n. -&
FINE BRED HoLsTEIN COW; WILL BE
fresh In q few days: also q delivery horse;
weight LOO; 10 years old and green bone
mill; will exchange for dry COWS. 2943 Lyn-
dale av s. Phone 5943.
FOR sALEs Q. BROWN LEaHoRN COCK.
erels; scored by Judge Hale: cards included;
also 16 R. @. Rhode Island red pullets; MANN
No. Z, bonecutter: good as new Williams,
364O Lyndale av s.
FIVE BEAUTIFUL YOUNG JERSEY COWS,
one fresh and others will be soon; very gentle
to milk; used to picket line sinces they were
calves; must be seen to be fully appreciated.
201 Harvard st Sc.
FOR sALE-LOTs OF EARLY SPRING Pull
lets, fine layers, Barred Rocks, White Leg
horns Rhode Island Reds, Black Minorcas.
Call Sunday and evenings 3431 Queen av N.
FOR sALE-WHITE pLYMOUTH ROCKS,
cockerels,s pairs or trios from my Minneapo-
lis prize winners; bred to lay. Come see my
bargains. Tassie, 3036 Clinton av.
FOR sALEsEVERAL RICHLY BRED BoS.
ton and bull terriers; prices reasonable; quail,
Bryant av n. z. 9. I44O6.
0INARIEs-FINEsT Tot OF IMPORTED
birds: Hartz Mountain warblers. rollers. gold
Il inches; cages; bird supplies. 1870 Nicolet.
Trt-State 1905.
FOR sALE-BLUE ANGoRA KITTENS.
months old, fine imported stock; also 2
creams. weeks old Roses drugstore, 500
~ Central. 1av. sss
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FOR RENT
For Rent-Furnished Flats.


HENNEPIN COURT. 1915 HENNEPIN Av, g
ana S-room suites, furnished or unfinished;
care and elevator service; strictly frst-ciass;
heavy brick walls between all apartments; also
TO Sroom flats facing Loring park. Ed
monds, 200 Bank of Commerce bldg. -.
FOR sALE-F1vE-RooM MODERN FLAT.
Must SELL Make offer. Piano. everything In
tne best repair; furnished complete Flat for
rent. Walking distance. T. 9. 2217.
WE HAVE VERY FINE FIRST FLOOR
nat on Blaisdell av: elegantly furnished; we
wish to rent ian. Is. See for particulars.
David P. Jones & Co., Ill 4th st S.
STRICTLY MODERN FOUR OR FIvE.RooM
nat, with bath, furnished or unfinished; rent
very reasonable. 1923 University av Sc.
t. G. phone 17191.
TO LET, FOR FIVE MONTHS OR MORE
handsomely furnished modern fat of four
rooms with piano $40. Address $50, Jour
nal.
ELEGANT FURNISHED FLAT, ROOMS
Lowry Hill district. until Sept. /; finest in
city. Address 1856. Journal
FOUR ROOMS FURNISHED FOR HOUSE
keeping; hot water heat, phone; call Sunday,
Monday. 1918 Grard av 8.
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FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

WE HAVE JUST RECEIVED ANOTHER LOT
OF uncalle .for: suits and overcoats from our
agents. which we made to order for mail
order customers who failed to make good.
tailor's shop. and to get rid Of them quick
we have marked them just half original
price. They are all this seasons latest
styles made to special order, and in every
instance worth double the price we ask.
Aemember. I'VE are tailOrs not clothiers.
Rush Tailoring Co., 3O4 1st az N -, "a. -
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ONE 0LDS, NEWLY PAINTED Oh. P, $3.50,
One Mitchell, 4-cylinder, 1904 model, 25-H.P.,
$3.50.
One Cadillac, 1905, with q. e. touneau, s.H.P.,
$3.50.
One Rambler, 1908, one seat, 7-H.P., $500.
$3.50. -,
One Rambler, 1904, with tonusau, s.H.P. $3.50.
One Yale, 1905, with side entrance. 16-H.P.s
One made to order, 7-H.P., one seat, 500.
One Marion, side entrance tonneau, A-cylinderA
16-H.P., $3.50.
One Columbia electric, cost 81, $50, for $3.50,
AL cars in good running condition. We carry
everything in tires, sundries, etc. Repair
ing and painting 4 specially.
-. EaXkea Auta Co 11R 9th 1T e
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For Observation-Disclosures.

FOR RENT-sPACE IN THE WINDOW BLOCK,
second floor; steam heat. elevator. Janitor
liam Weismcn's 224 Washington av 8.
FOR RENT, CHEAPEST STEAM HEAT MOD
ern space in city, for light manufacturing,
tailor shop. dodgers and office. A.. H. Ran
ney, GA Hennepin.
FREPRooF SAFE FOR RENT 356 BANK OF
Minneapolis building, Nicollet and Sd st.
FOR SALE OR ExCHANGE-sEvEN SILVER.
spangled Hamberg ROSTERS. Apply today at
1888 4th av 8. r.. -,+ 50
FOR sALE-CARLoAD FRESH MICH COWS
and springers or trade for dry cows. 3OO8
9th av s. .E'. Is $3.50 =
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Classified Section.
WANTED TO RENT

Continued,
IF DISSATISFIED WITH THE CARE AND RE.
turns from your property (aats, houses or
business blocks), call on Sloane-M cCull0ch
Agency, who give personal attention to prop
erty placed in their hands. 2O2 Oneida block.
SMALL FAMILY, ADULTS, WELL-KN0WN,
having always heretofore occupied their own
residence, wants 1lrst-class, completely fur
nished house until May September. Adj
dress 185 Hampshire Arms.
A RESPONSIBLE MARRIED COUPLE WITH
out children would like modern furnished
nat for winter; best reference given. Adj:
dress $500, journal.
GENTLEMAN, WIFE AND. CHILD WANT TWO
nicely furnished rooms with bath: walking
distance; fair price for good locality. Adj
dress 1852. Journal.
WANTkD-MoDERN SIX OR sEVEN-ROOM
house with five rooms and bath all on first
floor; must be bargain. No agents. Ad-
dress S73S. Journal.
WANTED-BoARD AND WELL FURNISHED
room for man and wife and 7-year-old girl;
nal.
WANT TO RENT-sTR1oTLY MonERN, FUR.
nlshed or unfinished rooms for eght house,
Keeping; two adults. Address 1ai5, Journal.
wANTED-CoMFoRTABL WARN, FUR
nished room rooms in modern house or fiat
by two gentlemen Address 349S, Journal
WANTED-ABoUT 5000 FEET OF SECOND
floor space, well lighted For light manufac.
turing purposes. Address 1856. Journal.
wANTED-BY YOUNG COUPLE, JAN. l, FUR
nished fiat of three or four rooms. Address
3795, journal. 49, ..
WANTED-THREE Or FoUR.ROo STEAM
heated fat; walking distance. Address $500
Journal. .} E.aas IT,. r..
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AUToMoBMEsAND BICYCLES
ssEeosSD-22AssD' 8uS : & 4 e Hos !

3 srdosD-24sD' s Az 4 s z : 3
o We are loaded up pretty heavy on sec. Q
9 ond-hand automobiles and are quoting some 9
. very very low prices to reduce stock. Investi- Q
Q One Oldsmobile, 1908 model, with q
o buggy top and rear seat, ali in q
Q good running condition; price. $500. 5000 o
0 One Oldsmobile, 1904 model seven a
. horsepower engine, in fine running %
Q One ;ad Mari . Runabout: With tvo-cyi ~
ana transmission, car fitted with a
wheel steer and all in good run q
on ming ers sondttiSn; Price 300
o cooled engine, detachable tonneau, q
0 shaft drive touring car, in good a
o oI run edagg condition Go udi 300
Q oI batteries =: 500 9
o carry five passengers, rear seat is d
o detachable; car just out of paint o
o shop; has three new tires and is a
onn s ge0d condition %a' 500
o power double-cylinder engine; car o
o ~ IN good running shape ............ $50 o
o One 1903 Gilmore touring car, with O
o detachable tonneap, double -cylin- a
der engine. 16-horsepower; car o
complete with good extension top, q
o gas lamps, oil lamps and extra
o One 1906 Buck touring car, complete q
0 with top, gas lamps etc., in the q
o pink OF condition: price. .......... 900 q
o One model "D' Waterless Knox a. a
o horsepower, side entrance touring a
o car, double cylinder opposed motor: a
o car fitted with new tires through 4
o out and complete with gas lamp, a
o oil lamps, tail lamp and glass f a
o front; will carry five people any q
o where and the car is in excellent a
o condition in every respect; we can O O
Q recommend 1t highly: price. $50 o
0 car with detachable tonneau, Is. q
o horsepower, double-cylinder en- q
0 CINE, complete with extension top a
O. and oil lamps; car has just been q
o painted and we guarantee it to be q
Q In Al condition throughout includ- q
o Ing tires; price ............ 800 q
o One 1905 model "F,'' $4,000 Knox 4
o touring car, practically new. .. 1,5OO q
One 1906 model ''K'' Ford six-cylinder q
o touring car, 40-horsepower. This car has
o been used by us for demonstrating pur- .
o poses and has had the best of care: it Q
o Is complete with extension top, gas O
o lamps, oil lamps, tail lamp, magnetic and Q
o storage battery; regular price $275O; O
o Will quote an attractive price to inter q
o ested parties, and we guarantee the car q
o to be In the best Of condition in every o
o respect, and for all practical purposes q
o Is as good as new machine, and aside q
o from the body design there is little or O
o no difference between this and the 1907 q
o model. '- q
o Northwestern Automobile Co., s,tt o
219-221 Sixth st S, O
o Minneapolis, MINI. .
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ONSAA4mGO EUhN1IUdE BALE.
furniture made to order and uncalled for,
uncls lined storage furniture and old mahog-
any furniture, all to be closed out for what
It WILL bring New art burlap-covered couch,
$500 quarter-sawed oak hall tree, cost $18,
now $3.50; several leather back and seat rock
ers, 1915 and $4.75. worth $40 and s12; large
S.foot by 3O-inch oak table, $6.75; one dresser,
$685. fookstove, 1915; another one, $4.75;
solid mahogany rocker. worth $35, $16.75;
golden oak hat rack, plate mirror, 24x3O
ss;75: leather seat rocker, $1.75; several, fne
upholstered chairs at your own price; 8-foot ex-
tension table, sS.75; table, soc; oak table, cost
$50, .s2:75; large solid mahogany Turkish
chair, worth sos, $2S.75; several revolving Of
fee chails, $1.75, $275, ss.75, worth Sc and
~; one modern mahogany bed, $685. cost $50;
antique mahogany furniture, including side
board, dressers, mirrors, rockers, parlor chairs,
beds, etc., at less than good oak furniture;
beautiful Spanish leather dress boxes at less
than cost Of labor. Fine art denim boxes, cast
brass trimmings, hair-stutfed th-proof, $6.75;
several best Boston leather couches. claw
teet' button bands, worth $2s to $40, your
pick, $12.75; art denim couches, fine spring
edge; antique n, nails. etc, worth $25 to $50,
$ll.75 to $12.75. You won't strike snap
like this again. Come. ~
-. The Shaw Shops,
~
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PENSIONS

ROBERT WATSON, WAR VETERAN. pENsfon
atty. box 418. 82s Boston BLOCK. Iinnespoiis.
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PROFESSIONAL

suPERFLUoUs HAIR, MoLEs, ETC, rERMA.
nently removed by electricity. Miss HoIlister,
77-78 Syndicate block. Pioneer stand OF the
northwest. Exclusive specialist
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WANTED TO RENT

WANTED-TO RENT MODERN FURNISHED
fat of six or seven rooms until May l. pos
sibly longer; parties going away for winter
who want responsible people with best city
reference; please answer at once and investi-
gate. 313S, journal.
WANTED-BY MAN AND WIFE, -FOUR OR
7 five pleasant rooms, city water, sewer, gas,
toilet: must be a quiet place. not over one
block from carltne; permanent tenant: cheap
rent. Address 1854, Journal
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GET ALL Your PICTURES FRAMED CHEAP
at Zesbaugh's, II 9th st s; 80 years. estab-
stock ovals, frames: fine pictures for Christ
mas presents; open evenings.
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PATENT ATTORNEYS
WILLIAMSON MERCHANT. PATENT Law.
yerS and solicitors; main Office, 925-o83 0par.
anty building, Minneapolis, Minn.s % Me0iu
building. Washington. d. O.:
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CHRISTMAS SALE OF RE-
liable pianos. The best bargains ever offered
by our house: $40 sends a piano home and
you can pay balance S., So, z So or $40 a
month. Just a few sample bargains: A $3.50
piano for $3.50; $3.50 Apollo plano player for
500; a $500 Singer piano for $185: $500
Smith & Barnes piano for $125; $3.50 Pianola
piano player for $125; great bargains in nearly
new Mehlin, Krakauer, McPhail, Behning,
Sterling, Crown, Huntington and other good
makes. Open evenings Foster & Waldo, 36
9th st s, corner Nicollet av.
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BARTER AND EXCHANGE

SALE OR EXCHANGE, HANDSOME sEALsKIN
jacket for diamond ring. Call evenings 2719
Pillsbury av. snf5. @sz
TO ExCHANGE-600 900 CIGARS. WANT CITY
lots or automobile. Address 1884 Journal
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LAW AND COLLECTIONS
AUCTION SALES
ANNOUNCEMENTS

W. D. GORDON CO., licensed auotioneers; /,
years. experience. s25 Guaranty. Both phones
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For Rent-Furnished Rooms.

steam-heated fiat. walking distance, suitable
for one two ladies gentlemen, rent rea-
sonable, breakfast can be had If desired; only
two in family; references required and ex-
changed. Call evenings after $50. 1871 9th
ay S. corner 18th St. nat /.
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EWo ROOMS AND KITCHENETTE, FUR
nished complete for light housekeeping. Ills
Aldrich av N. Take Plymouth and Blooming
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1906-09-20

DFAFNEss CANNOT BE CURED

by local applications. as they cannat reach
he diseased portion Of the ear There is
only one way TO cure eeainess, aud that is
by constitutional remedies. Deafness is
-ansed by an nnamed condition Of the
mucous lining OF the Eustachian tube
When this tube IS inhamed you have a
rumbling sound or imperfect hearing, and
when u is entirely closed. deafness is the
result aud unless the inflammation can be
taken out and this tube restored to it's
normal coddition, hearing will be destroy
ed forever nine cases out OF ten are
caused by catarrh which IS nothing bnt
an inhamed condition OF the mucous sur
faces. We will give One Hundred Dollars
Tor any case OF Deafness (crused by cat
arrh) that cannot be cured by Halls Cat
arrh Cure. Send for circulars. tree.
+. ] CHENEY & CO.. Toledo. O.
Price. 7SC, per bottle. Sold by all.
Druggists
Take Hairs Family Pills for constipa-
ton
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1906-09-20
MRS BIRCHER WAS KILLED
Train Struck Her In Sight Of Hel
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT at Usage FRIDAY

Mrs. Julia Bircher, an aged resi-
dent of Chiefton, near Fairmont,
was struck by an M. X. passenger
train Wednesday afternoon, and
her death resulted few hours later.
The accident occurred in sight of
her home. Mrs. Bircher and her
daughter had just returned from a
visit in Preston county and had
gone from Fairmont to Middleton
on. the trolly. From Middleton
they walked the railroad track to
Chiefton and had about reached
their journeys end when the sad
accident occurred. Mrs. Bircher
and daughter were walking on the
siding when the train whistled, but
the former thought she was on the
main track, for she stepped quickly
to the other track, and was run
down before the train could be
stopped. Both legs were broken
and she was injured internally.
Mrs. Bircher was about s. years Of
age and was a widow of a victim Of
the fatal Monongah mine explosion
several years ago. She is survived
by two sons, James and Charles,
and two daughters, Mrs. Scott
Martin of Thoburn, and Miss Tina
Bircher at home.
Mrs. Bircher was formerly Miss
Julia Menesr of Preston county.
The body was brought to Morgan.
town On the S:32 a. m. train Friday,
accompanied by number of relati
yes and friends. From there il was
taken to Usage where the funeral
was held Friday morning.
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We are Looking FOR People

WHO appreciate good cookery-peo9le
who know good bread when they sec il and
taste il
II is easy 20 convince such pcople that
there is no flour equal to
DEwEY'S BEST.
Dewey'S Best is made right IN our mill
where every process is carefully watched
10y an expert,
We keep in all The nutritious parts Of the
plump. golden grain We keep out an the
dust and dirt and impurities
Dewey's Best is by far the purest -four
sold, and it makes the lightcs, whitest
bread you ever ate
At +. $. Brown s, Recdsyire In iul
weight an 10 bags order today
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PROGRAM
Farmers Institute, KingwOod, Preston
county, W. Va, Saturday October
20 1906.

Instructors, Hon. w. D. linn.
Hon. Abram MCCULLOUGH, NJ. II.
Taylor.
Oficers-PresIdent, Hon. VIM. G..
Brown, Secretary, c. B. Bergman.
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 10th.
1000 A. M Music. PRAYER.
1890 A. M. Address of Wei.
come-Mayor w. II. Mcdaniel.
Response-Hon n. A. Hartley.
Address, Leaks on the Farm
w. d. Zinn.
The Sheep Industry aud its Adj.
aPtibility to West Va.-McCullocb
NooN RECESS.
1880 P. M.-Music by Kingwood
Comet Band.
Address, Farming a new profess.
ion. "-Abraham Mccullough.
Address, Poultry for Profit -
NJ. II. Taylor.
Short talks on practical subjects
John e. Crane, 6. A. Craig I
o. Whetsell, VI. G.. Gibson, Allison
Snyder and others.
EVENING SESSION.
1870 p. M.-Leguminous Crops
and Their Importance-Zinn.
Roads, Their Construction and
Msintenance-McColloch.
Election Of Officers.
Adjournment.
Ladies cordially invited.
CygNrTrpE.
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MINING LAWS ARE INADEQUATE
Governor Dawson Appoints Commission
10 Investigate aud Revise
Present Laws.

CHARLESTON, Sept Ex-Governor
Dawson yesterday appointed a com
mission composed Of twelve mem
bers, to meet in the chief mine in
spector's Office, at ten o'clock, next
Tuesday morning, for the purpose
of revising the present mining laws
which he declares are inadequate.
The commission is composed OF
1--WE representatives of the operators,
FIVE from the miners, together with
Chief Mine Inspector James w.
Paul, who shall be chairman, and
Dep'y Inspector Earl Henry.
The following are those who will
represent the miners: w. II. Blon,
Wheeling; Bruce Morris, Monon,
gah; John Nugent, Charleston; +.
+. Leslie, Caperton, and Harry l..
Price, Coopers.
On the part of the operators the
following have been selected
Messrs. John Brooks, CIarksburg
+. l.. Judy, Thomas; ID. c. Ken.
nedy, Charleston; w. NJ. Gnlie,
Boomer, and J. S. Cunningham,
of Berwind.
The governor has sent out letters
OF notification TO those whom he
has selected to serve on the com.
mission, and calls upon each one tc
reply at once, whether or not he
will serve.
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The Census Bureau has discovered
that the cost Of living has decreased,
but the bills we all pay tell different
story Republican made statistics
always make a showing TO "help the
party"
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TRAGEDY ADvERrrr

Just in the nick Of time our littIe bow was
was saved writes Mrs w Watkins OF
Pleasant City. Ohio. Pneumonia had
played sad havoc with him and terrible
cough set in besides Doctors treated
MIN but he grew worse every day At
length we tried Dr. King New Discovery
Tor Consumption, and our darling was
saved He's now sound and well. 90
Everybody ought 20 know its the only sure
cure Tor Coughs Colds and all Lungs
diseases. Price soc and F. 90. Trial bottles
free.
Soldby The Cooke Supply Co. Of Howes-
vile ]. A, Lenhart Of Kingwood and The
lrona Supply Co. of Irona
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When Secretary Shaw, or any
other standpalter for that matter.
makes his next speech, he might
explain Why the % cents bushel
tariff on whea, does not protect the
farmers from selling his wheat for
90 cents a bushel.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1906-09-20

Whec YOU have a cold II is well TO be very
careful aboUi using anything that viii Cause
constipation. Pc particularly careful
about preparations containing opiatcc.
Use Kennedy Laxative Honey and Tar
which stops the cough aad moves tlIe
bowels
Sold by StriCNer's Drug Store and WIN.
~. Dent Newburg
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Notice to Take Dispositions
w r. Hartman Plaintiff

Auua Hartman Defendant.
Do the Circuit Court Of Preston County
state OF West Virginia
10 Anna Hartman
Take notice that the deposition OF w K
Hartman, and others. will be taken at the
ONCE OF John w Watson. iu the town oil
Kingwocd, Preston county. West Virginia
on the and day Of October. 1905. between
the hours OF Q a. m and D. m to be read
in evidence on the hearing OF the above
cause iu behalf Of tie said " K Hartman
II Tor any cause the taking Of the same
shall not be commenced. or being com
menCed shall not be completed. on thai
day the taking OF same shall be ad iourned
from time TO time until they are completed
W K HARTMAN
BY Counsel.
JAM, I DALEY Counsel
C4-I-0c-it- $500
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hen two strong men come Dol blows even
L,s.y ere we'I matched .tIs not pleasing
wiI use DeWtts witch Hazel eafye la
WI look better ana feel better .r sIort
order bs sure you get DeWf,e Good
lof everything salve used fJr r..4t.rg
Sold Boy stucs.ers Drug Store and Wr
~. Dent NewJarg
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{ stops only ON signal or nouce To Con.
Mors lutowu istopping on signal or r,, ~
20 Conductor zoo all street crossircD M
9.i5 m" -3.1r g.. ~ fraop M aud
I1.Is q. m '"
Daily except Sunday FL D,ft, ..~....
sunday end Monday. ~
* BkEIZ General Nf1psy.r
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Wesleyan University OI West V0.
tNowwEsT VA WESLEYAN coLLEcEI

College Course Leading 90 Degrees. Prepare
tory Tor ScmiuHyj Courses leading 20 Diplomas.
School OF Music School Of Business. School
OF OrntoIy. School Of Pedagogy. School Of Art
School Of Engineering.
Clean town. extensive campus. large enrolment.
strong faculties varied courses. Christian IN
huenccs, vigorous school life. moderate expenses.
The new collegeibuildingg gives much satisfaction.
Particular attention is directed to the Conserva-
tory OF Music. whose new Director and Instructor
IN voice. Professor Benson. h planning largely for
the coming year
The Fall Term will begin September 18th For
large catalogue and Departmental Announce
ments. address
PRESIDENT J WEIR
~ Buckhannon. W. Va.
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A Chinese statesmen 80

A Chinese statesman 1000 b. c.
is said to have first used the phrase
"the consent OF the governed. 1t
is evidently too ancient and obsolete
for the Republicans 70 pay any
attention to it. They don't even
care whether the constitution follows
the flag