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The Virginia enterprise., 1907-12-27
YOUNG QUENTIN ATRUANT:
IS FOUND BY DETECTIVE

QUENTIN ROOSEVELT, aged eight
~ one time the protector of Pete, the
White House bulldog, and charmer OF
snakes that terrified cabinet members
and sent chills up and down the spines
of diplomats, gave the White House
another jar the other day.
When time came to dress for dinner
which is seven o'clock, Quentin was
nowhere to be found. Garret and
cellar were searched, but no Quentin.
Then the grounds and the offices were
hunted for traces of snakes or bull
dogs Or bontires, but never a. trace,
The secret service squad was called
out next, and search of all Wash.
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the waters of the Mississippi valley.
A lonely stretch on some river where
neglect has demoralized water traffic
is a misleading basis; on which to form
a. general judgment. That the water
ways have been sighted is true, but
that commerce has deserted or con
demned them is wholly erroneous
notion: D.. II A&. E4EE5&E W., II. s*..a,.,z,
What thes western rivers need lis
channels open the year round and
boats adapted to the economics OF
transportation. Until the permanent
channels are assured the boats will
not be built.
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The Enterprise.
w. e. HANNAFORD, Pub.
VIRGINIA, MINNESOTA.
Defense Of Honest Wealth.

care not straw for the rich as
SUCH My interest and sympathy are
solely with general society and the
common man. And, speaking as rep
resentative Of the people at large, I
urge. that the pride, idleness and
doubtful practices Of few rich are
no just cause for putting all rich men
in pillory. The possession of wealth,
however great. furnishes by itself no
presumption against the owners probi-
ty, writes President E. Benjamin An
drews Of the University of Nebraska,
In Leslie's Weekly. If q man can
fraudlessly become possessor of ten
thousand, he can, if he works on with
the same zeal, skill and power. not
only as easily, but more easily, secure
4 hundred thousand, two hundred thou
sand, five hundred thousand, a million,
financial geniuses find opportunity.
Now and again arises up amid the
common throng of business men one
with the ability to utilize to the end
that semi-automatic power to set and
keep this hundred million earning with
the same precision governing his first
investment. He combines industry
with industry and effects saving. He
takes advantage of rivals errors and
hesitancy. If he becomes a Millionaire
you have no right to denounce any
part of his fortune, save upon proof
of fraud. The mere fact Of his being
so rich is naught but proof OF his
genius and his industry
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lngton was begun for the truant.
With knowledge born of experience:
a couple OF men were dispatched to
the humble home where lives pretty
little dark-haired, dark-eyed lass of IL
or IA years, the object of Master Roose.
vets affections. But he was not there;
ne had left two hours before, bound,
so the girl said, for a snake and bird
emporium. But he was not at the en-
porium.
quentin was finally found playing
IN Massachusetts, avenue, couple of
blocks from the home of his little
sweetheart and near the school. The
detectives hustled him home
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of the Japanese foreign ministry In
1892 Holland
where he
China Going to Vienna,
Aus -
Toxic affairs he came o
minister
In 1904 account Of
appendicitis
t. negotiate with Russia.
a
He is
n
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ty severe storm while I was preaching
this morning"
| "Yes, Mr.. - renlied Horny
and the singular thing about it Is
that there was a thunderstorm the last
time you preached that sermon-"-Oil
| City Blizzard.
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Now and then some alleged critic
comes forward and complains that
Americans are lacking in artistic SEN
sibility. But even persons Of this
class are not foolish enough to say the
Americans are lacking in good com.
mon horse sense, whether it may be
applied to art, literature, science or
the pursuit of the mighty dollar.
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Western Rivers Transportation.

Western Rivers Transportation.
A government census report on the
vessels exceeding five tons on the Mis-
sissippi river and, it's tributaries, COW
ering last year, makes the total 9,69S,
without including fishing craft. These
vessels, with an aggregate tonnage of
100000, are valued at $23, 900,
handled 20,S0O, 900 tons of freight, car
ried 100000 passengers and had on
income for the year ended with last
December of $17,600,000. These fig
ures are a sufficient answer to the
charge that there is nothing doing on
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1874
until 1875 when
In 1877 In
his post in the American capital in
Of
minister
The
Born Befastthe Scotch father mothM
and at Heidelberg.
politics through
eral
the infants
lasting
"a
claimed
1885,
time impressions
published "Historca Jurisprudence"
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A fashion authority says that the
turquoise should be worn by bashful
girl, for it gives self-possession. Most
girls, however, would prdobably prefer
to wear the solitaire diamond which
gives possession to some desirable
young man.
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Must Wait for CONCESSIONS

The chief rabbi in Turkey recently
had a long audience with the nr;n
cipar private secretary of the sultan
concerning concessions for the Jews
in Palestine, many reforms !, being
promised under certain conditions ~,
the chief rabbi could promise notftng !.
as Palestine is not under his juristli,e.
tion. h, s.' ~. Z !
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automobile as the repair shops of the
navy do to the ships of the line
Philadelphia Record.
Ohio's Veteran Statesn,,

While Gen. Grosvenor passes out Of
the congressional limelight Ohio still
has in its delegation two veteran
white-haired statesmen who have
passed 20 years of age-Gen. j. War-
rem Keifer, ex-speaker of the house of
representatives, and Gen. Israef
Sherwood, who represented Ohio: "a
years ago. =
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Plenty of immigrants now going
home to the old country in the steer
age could pony up in crisis to re-
lieve a financial strain more real
money than could bunch o, the
four-f1ushers travelling first-class.
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Wished to Be Truthful.

There are several seats up forward
IN the car, sir" said the conductor to
the man who was hanging to strap.
mo, thank you," replied the strap
hanger; I'm about to write an article
for the newspapers on the street car
1ndignities and I want to say honestly
that I've ridden down town six sue
cessive days hanging on to strap
Yonkers Statesman, t H.
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GOV. POST INDICATED

Regis Henri Post, who has just been reap
pointed governor of Porto Rico, returns to the
island completely vindicated from the charge that
was laid against him by Porto Rican paper of
having spoken disrespectfully of the Roman
Catholic clergy He was summoned to Washing
ton to explain, and his explanation seems to have
been entirely satisfactory to the administration.
Mr.. Post has made good administrator and the
island has prospered more since he landed there
than it had prospered before in centuries But
even he did not fail to make some enemies and
the charges made against him were the result In
1908 he was appointed auditor of Porto Rico, and
later became secretary of the insular government
until his appointment governor last April.
Mr.. Post is a large land owner in Bayport.
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A year on the planet Mercury is
only % days long. Climbing on the
water wagon there would not be so in.
freqen: ceremony as it is on earth
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NEW KING OF SWEDEN

King Gustaf ", the new ruler of Sweden, who
is in his fftieth year, was trained in the army.
He is a general of the Swedish army has been
inspector'general of the military schools of
Sweden, was general in the Norwegian army at
the time Of the separation of the two countries,
and is honorary colonel of German regiment
Military science has been his chief study.
He is the intimate friend of Emperor William and
formerly was regarded almost as member of
the household at Potsdam. In recent years. how.
ever his visits to Germany have been rare.
Gustaf is over six feet TALL He is short.
sighted and always wears glasses.
Hunting and tennis are his chief recreations.
He is of the best shots in Europe and has
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WILL LREPRESENT MIkADO

val returns to America from Japan, this time as
an ambassador to succeed Ambassador Aoki, has
been in his countrys diplomatic service all his
life. Born in 1854, of a leading family of the
Samurai clan, at Akta, in the province of Iwate
in northern Japan, he received his education at
the Imperial college at Toxic and after gradua-
ton in 1875, became clerk in the foreign min
tstry, where he remained three years. In 1879
ne came first to this country as attache to the
legation at Washington, later becoming secretary
and tpen charge d'affaires.
He was recalled to Japan in 1883 and re-
NAMED there as secretary of the foreign ministry
until 1885, when he was made charge d'affaires at
Seoul, Corea Next he was sent to Shanghai IL,
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pla
have three Adolph, Wilhelm
Victoria has been invalid for and
Tanea
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IN THE "LIMEIIGHT
MAY SUCCEED BRYCE

=. If the calling home to London of James
Bryce means that his term as British ambassador
to the United States has ended, as it is believed
it does, he probably will be succeeded. by Sir
Henry, Howard for the last Ii years British en-
voy to the Netherlands.
Sir Henry Howard K c. M. G., C. B., is Ga
years old He is of the late Sir Henry F.
Howard, K. G. B. His wife was Miss Cecilia
Riggs daughter of banker in Washington.
He began his career as diplomat in 1865,
and the following year made attache of the
British legation in Washington
Sir Henry member of the joint high
commission which for three months in 1871 con-
sidered the various questions affecting the rela-
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Good Recipe
ANY oNs CAN PREPARE THIS
MIXTURE WHICH is SAID TO
RELIEVE cATARRH.

Tho coming months will be bor.
vest for the doctors and patent NELL.
enc manufacturers unless great care
Is. taken 10 keep the feet dry ais,
dress warmly.
This IS the advice of n well know,
authority AMI should be heedeJ
by all who are subject to rheumatism
kidney and bladder troubles and esu..
cinily catarrh. While the latter is con.
siherrd by most sufferers an fncuru.
bic disease there are few men or wo-
men who Will fail TO experience rre.,
reiief from the following simple home
prescription, and II taken in time IL
viii prevent an attack of catarrb dur.
ing the entire season.
here Is the prescription which apy
one can mix: Fluid Extract Dandellon
ione-haff ounce, Compound Karcon ON.
ounce. Compound Syrup SarsaparIlla
three ounces. Shake well In a bottle
and use In teaspoonful doses after
each meal and again at bedtime.
hese are mostly vegetable incred,.
ents and can, be obtained trom auy
good prescription pharmacy at small
cost.
The Compound Kargon in this prc.
script!on acts directly upon the elimi.
native tissues of the kidneys to make
them filter and strain from the blood
the Po'soRs that produce all forms of
catarrhal affections. Relief is often
teit even after the first few doses anil
It Is seldom that the sufferer ever OK.
Incr'ences return attack within tho
year.
This prescription makes splendid
remedy for NIL forms of blood diso;.
derS aud such symptoms ms lame bock
bladder weaknesses and rheumatism
pains are entirely dispelIcd.
rs this valuable. though simpte, re.
cine comes from thoroughly rnlInbI,
course. it should be needed BIZ cverv
afflicted reader.
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PERSONAL

ID . b &
Mrs. Cunningham. OF aforgantown,
lis the guest Or her daughter, sIrs.
Charles wigginton, on Pierpont ave.
nue..
A son was born Sunday TO Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred Harr.
Mrs. H. }. Grove, Of ManniDgtoD. Is
the guest Of her daughter, Mrs. Char
les Marley.
Miss Nina Linn is home from tha
NJ. S. B. College at Parkersburg 10
spend the holidays with relatives.
Miss Berry, Grim. who is student
at the ". S. D. C. In PafkersbHFg. HIS
gone to Charleston to spend Christ
mas.
T. NJ. Grthright arrived here spn
day morning from Covington. Va, 10
spend the holidays, Mrs. Guthright
and son. Tom. have been here the
guests OF relatives for some time,
Misses Nola and Mary Mckinney
have arrived home from Baltimore Il
spend the holidays with their parents
Mr.. and Mrs. o. S. Mckinney.
Miss Zoe KlHsey, OF Mors4Yiowt,
spent Saturday and Sunday with rel
atives in the city.
Miss Ethel Patton, OF Wheeling. Is
the guest OF her sisters. Mrs. judi Gal
liner and Mrs. Frank Crawford.
Miss Amanda Abbott has come down
from Grafton TO spend the HOLIDAYS al
her home on High street.
mr. rt,.Ja N.,,,oS, ~ =,
k'ns University. was In the city Sat.
nrday en- route to his home at King.
wood. to spend the holidays. While
here he was the guest of his aunt, Mrs,
c. c. Wheeler.
Mrs. Perry Thompson and children,
Of Elkins. are the guests Of relatives
in the city.
Edward Taylor. of Century. was
operated on Saturday at Cook ifospitof
for appendicitis. Mrs. Taylor accom-.
panied him here and Is u guest nj tho
home OF her cousin, Mrs. C. Snider, on
Madison street,
Misses Nettie and Lorp Bartlett.
Georgia Borgess. and Mr.. Howard
Bartlett Will spend Christmas day ~
the home Of their aunt, Mrs. Mary
Lucas at Shnnston.
Miss Margaret Snidcr, of Clarks.
burg, VIII spend Christmas at her
home on Madison street.
Mrs. c. C. Holmes and daughter
Elizabeth. of Altoona. Pa. are tho
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. Freeman Krl.
ley. of the First ward. Mrs. Relic
VINO mas been quite Ill, is some i'm.
Mrs. BoT~eh and son. Floyd. of
Shhrierol, Pa, left for her home this
nornins after few days visit In his
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lmpeach Yootsey
COL. NELSON, HIS FORMER AT.
ToRNEYY, cONTRADIcTS
HIM IN POWERS TRIAL.

GEORGETOWN. Ky, Dec. 2S.-At
the trial OF Caleb Powers for the muir.
der of William Gocbei, Colonel W. r
Nelson, formerly counsel for Henry
Youtsey. testified that In the presence
OF Col. Il. J. Crawford he heard Yout.
scy say that he knew nobody connect.
cd with the assassination OF GO"bnf.
.Youtsey made this statement In tn
Frankfort jail, the witness sahl
This testimony tends 10 impcnch
ioutscy, who has repeatedly testified
to the part he says Powers took in
the murder of Goebel,
Stuart D. Stone. former stenosrapli,
or for Governor Taylor, testified that
he was the first person who notified
Taylor OF the shooting, and Taylor
exclaimed:
"5fy Cod, that's awful"
Police Julge lfupnnra. OF Grayson.
Ky. testified that Youtscy met him in
Frankfort few days before the shoot.
inr and said:
"GnChel can he killed, md hnvo
found way to do 1t. He can he shot
from the executive building. have
steel bullets some sm0Eelcss powder
and place from which to fire on him
as he comes to the seuntr chamber
II COW. after the shooting. leave the
building. minEle with the crowd. and
nobody viii know anything about it
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Opportunities for
w. Va. Farmers
EXCEPTIONAL ADVANTAGES Of
FEREo AT STATE UNIVERSITY
BEGINNING JANUARY 6.

MORGANTOWS. Dec. o3.-Oppor
tnnities are most appreciated when
they arc at the greatest distance. Ev
.erywhere there are people who are
wishing for the chances that other PEG
pie in some other State enjoy. Mos,
OF us wish that We were In somc other
persons shoes. hardly ever realizin.
That our own feet womb be In great
danger of being pinched by tight shoes
or b!stered by loose ones. We Heglec,
our home opportunities while We wish
Tor those that other people cnjoy-or
neglect.
We arc led to make these remarks
br having Our attention called to tho
Winter Course in Agriculture offered
ut our own university by our own col.
lege of agriculture. Right here, al,
most ut the doors Of the farmers of
afohongaiiT county. men of exceptional
equipment will be teaching during
next month the fundamental things In
agriculture. and hundreds OF our farm.
ers will he sitting at home. toastin=
their Sims Or complaining because
farming Is less profitable than It use,l
10 be. Some Of them do not know that
We have TO pay nearly twice MS much
In MorGantown for potatoes anil other
products Us we used 10 pay; and some
OF them have not begun TO realize that.
by taking the time and making the et.
fort, they can learn how 10 double
their products.
At the Winter Course the best meth
DDS VIII be taught by the best men in
the country. Some Of these men arc
our own men. and some Of them are
the best men from other States. il
seems to. us that hundreds of farmers
near Morgantown ought to write al
once to Prof. r. C. Attcsor for 4 COPY
of the Winter Course circular, and
that every one Of them. after studying
1t carefully. should make M his mind
to report for work bright and early Oh
the morning OF January G. 1905.
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{ !. christmas .Weddinn.

In Christmas evening nj the 10
Of DR.. G. F, Boyers, on FaifiIont d
nue.. the marriage Of his dSnshi
Miss Elba Beatrice 5Boyers. and
James a. Justice wlllsbe 3.spiem,iirS
Rev. W. j. Eddy. OF the First iIxutss
Church, viii perform the eeresnos
and the bride will be given away Is,
her mather, DR.. Boyers. Miss Paulii1
Jones, OF sistersyille, n niece Of
bride, will play the wedding march
the bride will be attended by I'D
Ennice Porter, Of, Elkins. as Md
honor Mr.. James Boyers VIM
the groom's best man. Little nj,
Ruth Boyets.s IA niece OF the brial
will carry the ring \. large num6F
ofaguests are being ent eftained at a!
BoyersS home. X they II. & ,MisS Aiiie.
Wade, Of Randall; MISS Porter
Elklns; DR.. and Mrs. Cliarlss BoySI
and two sons. OF AdalH: Mis-. Doa|
Stanley and son. George, OF st. sf;s,i
Mr.. D. Riggs. OF st. Nfarys. anil
Maaean Riggs, ofsERheellHg afra.
n. Jones. and daughters. Hazel al
Pauline, will arrive here this eyenit,
from Sistersy!lle and Miss Stella Bos
worth, OF Danvllle. Va. Is also e
pected tonight.
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A Big Deal
Is Cons1l1 ted
ROBERT NORRIS ENGINEERS
TRANSACTION INV LythlG
MORE THAN s25, 900. W. Il

b CLARKSBuRG. Dec. 90 Sstrd
afternoon the General Distribute,
Company and the building Of d
Ruhi.Kabiegard Company. and q
Armstrong. Crisllp. Day and COMPS
building. wholesale merchants IN ca,
Elk. passed into the hands Of fhe. 81
ris Wholesale Grocery ConH{
The leader In the deal il-.u1l
Morris. who has ben connected V
the New Martinsyilie wholesale q
Gerry Company. Several we'll knot
business men are associated with u
and the new company expects 10 u
charge OF the business January 1.
Soon after Christmas the m
will begin.
In this deal tho affairs OF
cral Distributing Company
and the company 3lsno more,
The amount involved lnS the
tion is considerably more thah,
900.
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Took Passes
VIRGINIA OFFICIALS WHO TOOK
RAILROAD PASSES ARE FoRc
ED TO RESIGN.

BRISTOL, Va, Dec. 23.--Followlng
the Institution of proceedings to Dust
them for violation OF the new constttu.
ton OF Virginia in accepting free
passes on railroads, 1ere Bunting re.
signed as president Of the city council
and as police justice Of the city, and
H. D. Gibson resigned as a member OF
the municipal governing board.
BY agreement of counsel the pro-
ceedings were quashed upon their res.
ignations. Similar. action will at once
be taken against other city officials.
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Home From n ti,rvalr.

Frank RAYMOND arrived bone
jlay evening from ,HarYarl collegc q.
spend tie holidays with his pareptss
Judge and Mrs. w. s. Raymond, {
Shadyslde. Mr.. Haymond has n
ceiyef an honorary fiarynrd schnssrs
ship for eycellency OF wor In To
Freshman year.
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$40 to S.
CHAIRS

We have recently added a
speciality furniture department
and are right proud Of our
showing Of chairs, Will you
do us the honor Of a visit?
Morris Chairs, $3.50 to SIS
Golden, Natural Oak and
Imitation Mahogany,
Rockers, So 10 $3.50
Weathered and CHARTERED
Oak, Imitation and Genuine
Mahogany upholstered in Da-
silk Velour PantaSot
and Genuine Leather,
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Heme from M,ddlnn 3

Mr.. and SIrs. Fred Boydstcn hsssl
returned from Ia brief wedding i1ar-
ReS % Harner's Ferry. n, ey are nanf
rtltle home OF the formers pafcnts.
Mr.. and Mrs Z. n hoy Il ii on M {
r'pn Frenue butwill soon. iiuyss To ttis
property next door. X
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Mrs. spraaa 3 returns 1li orne

Mrs. W.@H@spragg left to-day tx
her home at Waynesbusg,. ri =
an extended visit with her paren
DR.. and Mrs. P. B, y Ogden. She u
accompanied home by DR.. Ogden. vi
will spend Christmas there. Mrs. Cd
den and Miss Anna Teaslsle, who iefl.
here recently for Asheyilles N. C., am
now at Palm Beach, Florida.
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Sensation in
Royal Circles
NAME OF KAfsER's SISTER WAS
DRAGGED IN CASE IN
COURT TODAY.

BERLIN. Dec. 23.-Thc name OF the
Ka!sefs sister, Princess Charlotte, of
SAKE. Mcinlngcn. was dragged into the
Harden Moltke case to-day. causing
great excitement In royal ciiclcs. 1t
Is claimed the princess gave infor.
nation to Harden. The court was
da2ed by the turn In affairs, The
judges hurriedly adjourned court to
consider what action could be taken.
1t Is likely the Kaiser Will be com
municated with regarding the matter.
Something doing. Where? At the
Shooting Gallery on Jackson street
West virEinIan Want Ads. pay
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this State In respect to tho prescrvn.
ton Of our resources and tho develop.
meHt at the State. The same feeling
Is shared by Governor Dawson who
has studied the question of best con.
serving our resources both in States
and Nation and his reply to President
Roosevelt upon receipt OF an invita-.
t!cn to attend the conference at Wash.
inGton May 1915. and appoint three
delegates from the State, was very
commcndatory Of the action OF the
President and he expresses his ap,
Pr0ral OF the Presidents suggestion.
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School opens at Madison Academy
aud Union Business College. Dec. 80
1907. This is the beginning OF the
last half of our school year. Now Is
the time to enroll MS a student and
get business education.
II. 3. GASKELL, Sec. and Mgr.
512 Jacobs Bldg.
Call at the entrance and see our
Christmas decorations. 12.2$.Gt
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PICTURES

Big assortment Of Pictures,
dark hard wood frames, suit
able for Dining Room, ParIor
and Bed Room, We believe
it TO be the most representative
line of pictures in town,
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GIFTS

The most attractive part Of
the store is the Notion Counter
at the front Of the first floor,
While it's full of things for
cher" every article is practi-
cal and sensible fairly priced
and Of sterling quality.
Jewel Cases, SOC to $40
Trays, 25c to SO
Ink Wells, Soc to $3.50
Mirrors, Soc to SIS
Brushes, 25c 10 SO
Toilet Sets, $3.50 to $3.50
Purses and BagS,5Oc to $3.50
Neck ScaIfs, SOC to $3.50
Feather Boas, So to SIS
Neck Ruffs, 81 to SIS
Silver Purses, 81 TO $3.50
Neck Chains, 81 to SIS
Brooches, Soc to $3.50
Bracelets Soc 10 $40
Perfumes 10c 10 s12
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Mr.. and, Mrs, a. W. Smith; OF Yarr1-
ington. are Fairmont visitors todsy.
DR.. L. n. Keeper. OF Wheeling. va
here to-day on professional business
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BASEMENT

Lots and lots Of pretty
things IN the Basement, and
every thing is attractiveIy
priced,
Art Ware, Cut Glass; French
and German China Btic-a-
Brac Jardiniers,
Aluminium Ware Rogers
Plated Ware at department
store prices,
By taking the Toys 10 the
top floor the basement has
come into it's oWn-it's attract
i've.