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WORK FOR congress:
Important Questions Which De
mand Early Settlement
IJ0REA8E OF ABM? AH I) NAVT.
iCoveniaieaf oI Ibr -
d act I on of War
Cauol and
Mora* Power For the
Commerce roaml??loa.
Speaker Henderson and Snrntnr Fryn
will on Dec. a cull to order the last
Sinn of the last congress of the century,
and It promises to be one of the most
Important ever held. The session will
t? very abort, there not belntf over 70
Photo bv Btrll.
SENATOR HIU.1AM K. CHAMM.r.R.
60.iMK> or 00.0(H) and discretionary to
thorlty Riven to the president to ex
pand it to 100.000. The navy iilso is in
urgent m?ed 0f more uiou. According
to the recent re|>ort of Ucnr Admiral
OowninsbU Id. our naval force will be
ROrlously crippled unless an Increase of
of lt*a.st 6.0UU Is provided for. The fiery
senator frniu South (lurolitui. Kcnjaihin
It. Tillman, who is a minority member
of the committee ou naval affairs. will
prohnbly be hoard on any naval hill
that is introduced.
The question of tbe proper govern
ment of the Philippines is one that will
in ill! likelihood be warmly discussed
during the coining season. As l?ot!i
onuses an* Kcpnhllonn tin* tptestion will
he left to the president for settlement,
"t any rati* nntil tin iiiMinvotion im
?Upprt?ssed. Should there Im* any do
hate of J ho mutter Senator Iteveridse
of Indiana, who litis been in eli* island*
and Is a warm supporter of the admin
istration. mul Senator IVtti^row of
South Dakota niny he hoard on oppo
site sides. j
Id connection with tie- Philippine*
fhe fjaestions of the construction ??f
the Nicara^im oh mil and th?> laving of
w transpacific cable ar.? .?r importance.
The Ba.v-Paiuii'ofoto ti -.it- whh-li nou- '
trallzes tho canal, is a spe<-i;il order for!
Dec. 10. but the chnm-es an-that it will
go over for final settlement hi tin* next
senate. A cable from San I'mm-isco to
Manila by way of Honolulu is to *be
laid. The exacting .provisions o/ jh..
war revenue tin a? r wTll pmbafhy7!**
modified at thin session. The ways and
From a r?*it photo.
UWATUB BlUIJAMIfl U. TtLUUX.
working days In all, mid the number of
bill* to be considered Is enormous. no
that most of the unimportant legisla
tion and perhaps soujo of tho more ur
f?t will go over to the next congress.
The officers of tach .hoiiae remain un
thanded except that the senate has ?
new sergeant-at-arms. His name la
Ilanlel N. Banadell, and be halls from
Indiana.
One of the most Important measures i
tint wllj come before the two houses
Fill be the army reorganization 1)111. it
l? Imperatively needed, for the army
enlargement act expires on June ;tu,
and unless more men are provided for
the army will l?. reduced to 27,000 men.
The general Idea Ik that the regular
force will 1m* permanently Increased tu
Pboto b) Hell. Wu*?'iiu;tofi.
&ENATOK ItlCUAlUJ K. rKTTIOftKfT.
means com mi ctac of tli?* liouHe of rep
resentative*, wtiicb has chnrtre of the
matter, will la/ out a tax reduction
programme il*algncd to lighten the bur
Of I eft illation tint la purely domeatle
three ot the moot Important measure*
that will receive consideration ire tba
ahlp inbaldj blU, the Interstate com
merce commission bill and the parcela
Frmn a r??*i?nt ?nap 'hot.
SKRU K A XT-A T-A UIIK KANhDKI L OF TUB SEN
ATE.
poNt bl|l. Tin* first of these wan not
taken out of committee iu either house
during tlie last |pHMina, when It eaeoun
tered great opposition. The Juteratate
commerce coium fusion. ia seeking to
have It* powers ?'iilanrcd. Two of the
seuntors, ^bo may be beard oil th?* bill
aru Kikin.H of Went Virginia aiyl Oban
I'hoto by Bell. Wn?bi?ctoti.
SKNATOR MTKPHKN B. KLK1NR.
dler of New Hampshire, both members
of the senate interstate commerce com
mittee. The parcels post bill provides
for the establishment of a parcels post
system in the raited States similar to
those of fSn^lami and (Germany.
(
Krom .i ifi out mump alioi.
SKNATOi: A1.UKJCT J. BKVRUIlHiP.
Kk<'urnion? la Ihr I'm-Anirrican.
All over the country the people arc
planning to make excursions next sum
mer to tin* fan America I) Bxpositiou.
flubs are beina organised whose nietn
Ih'i's arc saving uiniicy for the rrip in
this way fan-American stndj clubs
aiv also being organised. Some large
business iirins are' planning ??? give ex
cursions to their employees, ami in
many manufactories the employees an*
organizing to in :i ImmIv to the ICx
pnsiii.ui. hi the large shoe uuiuutue
l tiring ?.?oneem <?t llannn ?V Sons of
Hrooklvn temployees. u lio hiive gr
gani'/.ed iinto an a>suciation
culled the Mutual A iil stteiiMy, have
decided ?n a live days' eXfinVioii to
the fan Aiiierhnti :ni<l Niagara Kails
:iml h:?v?* engaged a special vc>iihnl?*d
train t<" i'" purp*??? The nip will
he mad<- during Independence week,
ami 't i> e\p'*etei| thai a t lo||*| l.iHMI
person *? will participate in the jour
ney.
Pirrnipii lo niriiit In ? l)od),
The Hill I look muf Ladder Com puny
of Kcttssehior. N, V . will attuud the
i'ilil-American Kxpositiou at llutlnlo
next summer hi u hoily.
*fer?t> XhIIitm of Opinion.
[Vrliaps the question of aerial navi
gation has not yet been solved, hot
most of us know people who travel ou
wind.
Even the man who thinks he lias lost
all hope still hopes for sotnethiug bet
ter wtien he turns on the gas.
A num has arrived at yearn of discre
tion when lie isn't sorry after the afar
has fallen Mint lie eouldo't tuake ?
wish. c'Ui'auo Times- Lie raid.
EXPOSITION BEAUTY.
PUTTING THE RAINBOW COLOR8 ON
ONE OF BIG BUIUMNG8.
Mr IUa*s W1uu the VUften
Iter S?e of Voided Plaatla Oru>
?MUtlM asd Color Prodratlwi mt
pM-iocrleu Expoiltioa.
It Is now- possible to go somewtat
more into detail regarding the plastic
and color work upon tbe various build
ings of the Pan-American Exposition.
The most advanced of tbe buildings la
that to be devoted to machinery. Tbe
staff upon tbe exterior of this edifice is 1
now nearly all in place, and tbe great
structure is in tbe bunds ot tbe color
artists.
Thought very large building, 500 by
850 feet, tbe four facades are so bro
ken by architectural feature* tbat
there it* nothing of monotony or sever
ity. Every one who has tbe good for
tune to visit tbe grounds during this
sdvaneed stage of development unhes
itatingly applauds tbe happy results of
both tbe architectural and oolor
scheme*.
In oriler tbat tbe reader may have a
correct understanding let me first de
scribe the molded work with wblcb tbe
exterior of the building Is ornamented.
By means of tbe very Ingenious pro
duction known as staff, which is made
out of white plaster, Into which liberal
quantities of uianila liber have been
mixed in order to make It tough and
durable, tbe Exposition buildings are
given tbe appearauce of solidity, and
maHsivenesM as well an tbe beauty of
richly carved stone. But, since tbe
material is uot stone, tbe idea of add
ing color to the work has been suggest
ed. How to apply the color so tbat It
would heighten the l>eauty of the work
ba* taxed tbe Ingenuity of tbe mont
famous mural painter of tbe world,
Mr. Charles Y. Turner of Xew York.
The very Intricate character of the
sta/T work and tbe vast amount of It
In delicate designs offered a most for
bidding taxk. All four of the broad
fncadeM of the building have nn a rend
ed effort. Kvery window is a deeply
recessed arch, with wide soffits and
casIngH. Every entrance is composed of
one or more bigb arches, with massive
pillars at the sides, and every pillar
and pilaster Is of very elaborate detail.
Every window is grilled and finished
with fidelity to the mom artistic ideas
of architects of the Spanish renais
sance, from which the general archi
tectural scheme of the Exposition is
derived.
At the four corners of the great
building are four tower*, with oj?en
pavilions, {HJ feet above tbe grouud.
Above the great arched, entrances on
?Tcl.IXKV ANDT1UMTOKTAT.ON WTtUIISO
,h, east and ve
.lon.es Two very rail towers rise nln.ro
north and south cn.ranee*
and help "> complete two wonik'iuil
arcliittM'tiinil coin|K)sifions. IninRiio.
lfvou cau. .h, delicate and beaut?
ehuructer <>f 'bin unique work. Somt
lias said ? rcinl,?<l^l tl.'' Obscn?
of a skillful eonfucttoner s l?st
achievements lu n fancy wedding cake
nuinv ,lu.es ..xa?-?nu,l. Tl,e com|,a -
is a<u Inappropriate f "
tl?. KsVipsitiou .?elcl.ratw a closer m
i.,u of ill- several Americas, and ill the
"r,p. "if .he wonderful co??hv
>>i<w.l ill*' apparent delica. J ?t
?r ih.-se marvelous creations of
l^,?""olor l"?
white lias disappeared. lhe llk.t.ss
i_ .1,. looser there. The briilh.nl '?"I''?
tlrit the Moors h.viit so steadfastly
hundreds ... years ??? "?
Andalusia have lM-n rev.ve.1 l-l. r
.1..... orisitiiils. 'he < ^
,...1 fancy pillars tool. ^ "rv
,?i ivorv. Thf sir?l?o."*qi"^ ?'m *
ground of hrillii.nl shades, s.ieh
yellows. pinks an.l red- of v.iryii.,;
,|e?. "f hllplilll.-ss. The I
.? "f ?r";;n
-limits. The roofs sm? all of red til . |
The broad eaves a... upheld by sub
st:.nihil brackets .ha. resemble ros
w.h.iI carved in intricate design. Hie
I..I1V lowers presenl a radiance or
V",s -."i *??< ?'
Kriesroi. ?ud other famous men who
have given the world wonderful
; chinery ar- siirrmm.l..(l with a Rio# of
Jiitln i.lt or impossible as it may seem
,1., re t.. employ brill...nt colors
freely ..I hiilUH"- ' i"1
this without destroying its sratideiir
.-iteatieni.'^ ?I'I"
iirohlt'ti. has Ix-e.i inast.iliwi.ll5 ?'"?]>
,hI and the elt.T. is not merely
I,leasing a.Ml hnrinollioiis. bul the ?"'k
is ...i ariisii.- triumph 'ha. every person
from fa, and near will .lellcl.1 .0 see
The womb .'.Ill Imrmonv of the many
,?lors thai have heel, used is at once
observed, and there is no one feature
of .lie (exposition liM.i has arouse,
more popular liiteresfilu.n the sre.it
Color scheme. Wl.l, ll.e "J'
other his le.ibllnas, all ?Klo? ith eol^
o. i..?l adorn"! ri<hlv
! piaslle work, the efTeet will la' a pro
found surprise to those who have v sit
ed other
Makk Bkvmtt.
< iiorl.? ?' 1^**11 of Itoonvllle. Mo.,
wh?' is on** of il??' eoaiiniaslou?rs for
I Missouri ??? >!??? I'an-American Exposi
' tion of llnffalo. I* nl work pr?*|Miriui;
tin- aurU-ultuvnl display for tin* Pnn
AnuTu an (mm tliwl mute. U?* Ih work
iiiu tn obtain from various *ourf?? tli?*
b<'st KiM'fliio'ns of grains, ffrasaeH and
pwrythlng pertalnluR to mveh an ex
hll?lt, and he expecta to obUln from
county fnlm In Ml^url tnnch mate-,
rial for tbia purpo*-'- _
TAKE NOTICE.
To J. B. Adams Committee of William
B. Flint and to all whom it may
concern:
You and each ofyou will take notice
that X hare been duly appointed and
qnallfiedby the oounty court of Bed
willow county, Nebraska, guardian
of William B. Flint, an Insane person,
residing In said county and state, and
as such guardian, I will on the
8th DAY OF JANOABY, 1901.
apply by jietltion to the circuit court
of Harrison county, West Virginia,
then in session, in which last county
and state?the said William B. Flint
has an estate, both rear and personal,
praying said circuit court to order J
B. Adams as the duly appointed com
mittee of said Flint. In said Harrison
county, to pay and deliver to me as
such guardian all personal property
and money In his bands belonging to
said Flint, and to authorise me as si ch
guardian to sue for recover and receive
all money or persona), property which
may belong to said Flint including the
accruing rents or proceeds of his real
estate and remove the same to the
said county Of,Bed Willow, Nebraska
Bkbecca C. Flint,
Guardian of Wm. B. Eliot.
IIakvkyW. H.viiMBit, Counsel. 5-4t.
OBDEB OF PUBLICATION.
State of West Virginia:
At Rules held in the Clerk's olllce
on the Brst Monday In December,
11*00. E. II. McDonald, vs. James
Lanlian:, et al. In Chancery.
Tbe object of this suit Is to parti
tion 40 acres more or less, of land
situate on Gnatty Creek, in Harrison
county, West Virginia, among the
parties to this suit, and if not
susceptible of partition, to sell said
land, and divide tbe proceeds of sale.
And it appearing from an affidavit
tiled in this cause, that, James P.
I.anham, one of the defendants In the
above styled cause Is not a resident of
the State of West Virginia, it Is
ordered that he appear here within
one month after the date of the first
publication of this order to do what
is necessary to protect his interest in
this cause.
A Copy, Attest,
E. C. Tktrick,
M. M. Thompson, Clerk.
Ml Counsel.
ORDER.OF PUBLICATION.
State of West Virginia.
At Rules held Id the Clerk's office
on the lirst Monday in December,
iS00- *,arli L- Ha^Wen, et ai, vs.
Mt. Clare Coal Company et al. In
Chancery.
The object of this suit is to enforce
payment of three promissory notes,
one for two hundred and lifty dollars,
dared lieccmber 21, 1804. payable
December 21, 1806. with Interest from
date, one for three hundred dollars,
of same date, payable Decembor 21,
18n", and the other of same date, fur
three hundred and lifty dollars paya
ble December 21. 18011, with like In
terest, by a sale of .58 acres of coal, or!
so much thereof as remains unmlncd,
conveyed to the Mt. Clare foal Com
pany by David Haselden by deed
dated December 21. 18l>l, of record ill
the proper office of. Harrison county,
in Deed Book ?4. page 67, and to en
join and restrain any further mining
or removal of coal from said tract un
til the purchase money aforesaid shall
be paid.
And It appearing from an affidavit
tiled in this cause lhatO. Tibbetts
one of the defendants In the above
I styled cause is not a resident of the
State of West Virginia, it is ordered
that hedn appear here within one
month alter the date of the first
publication of this order, to do what
is necessary to protect his interest in
this cause.
A Copy. Attest.
E. C. Teticick,
John IUsskl, Clerk.
Counsel.
OASTOAXA.
Burs ch> Tha Kind Yw Haw Ahwys BflugM
Signature i
LOOK HERE!
Vou use bread of course. Did you
ever try Marvin's? It's tine. Alex )
andor keeps it_ 52-t f
As a stimulator for, trade, we will,
during the next few days, cut, match
and sew all carpets sold at from :w cts.
t" *l.nii per yard. T. .1. Lynch &
Co. 4-2t
Cash paid for pop corn ar the Deitein
House. hi
Swager, the a nfectloner, h;rf< the
tinest line of package goods. Whit
man's. Iluyler's and Lowney's a spe
cialty. " ,v;!L
W \j. Hughes, of Goods Hope,
county assessor-elect, made our
sanctum a pleasant call, Saturday.
For Sams?Milliner store at Fair
rnont. For further information en
'Itiire at this office. ,>2t,
Old English and Swiss complicated
watches repaired by J. F. Shirey, the
expert watchmaker, <01 Main St. Mt
Window shades a specialty. Meas
ures taken in any part of the city for
special size shades. T. .1. I.vneli &
Co. " 4.,.t
Go to the New York St tin-. .?,])
Dike st.. fur tine millinery goods. 4-2t
Hurler's famous chocolates ami
K'iii'hiiis. J. \V. Pigott, sales {pent.
Toe linest line of winter lap rolies
in the eiiy at Reynolds' harness shop.
I'rii-es tile lowest. [f
Furnished rooms with or without
lv?ard. or light housekeeping, children
?'?? "ojirird to. Enquire at this
otti i,| No. 4>.7 W. Main street S it
i-'O'sit li<iiii,* made candies right
from tlic kettle at 32# Pike St. $-lt
My son has been troubled for years
with chronic diarrhoea. Some time
ago I persuaded him to take some of
Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera and
Diarrhoea Remedy. After using two
bottlesof i he :25 eentslze he was cured,
I give this testimonial, hoping some
one similarly afflicted may read it and
be benefitted.^-Thomas C. Bower
Glencoe. Ohio. For sale by George 0
stone, druggist. .vim.
NEW ? YORK ? STORE
"Dowp.-to-Date" on Styleand Value.
Millinery
? Goods,
NOVELTIES AND
PATTERN HATS.
The $1.35 F. P. Cor
set, the best made
for style and com
fort, get one
C
85'
MONEY SAVED OS EV
EKY ARTICLE TOO
BUY ATTHE
NEW YORK STORE,
gi i W. Pike St., Clarksburg.
-O?C X > 0
| KEETOL
A COAL, TAIt I*ROI?CCT.
THE MOST POWERFUL DISINFECTANT, GERMICIDE AND ANTISEPTIC KMWN
TO SCIENCE.
It is Non-Poisonous, Non-Explosive, Non-Corrosive
and Harmless to Handle
IT CUBES
Diseases of man and animain, bruises, woundK, sores, skin diseases, bltot aad
stings. It is an unfailing remedy for mange on horses and dogs. It kiM
fleas, roaches, lice, bugs, anW and insects on bushes, vines, plants, etc.
Cheapest, most effective and convenient article of its kind in the world.
? Id addition, from the Refined Kretol are made the following specifics, the
finest and best known .-?Krcto] Catarrh Cure, Kretol Eczema Cure, Kretol
Velvet Lotion (for beautifying, bleaching and softening the skin), Kretol
Dyphtherla Cure, Kretol Hair Tonic, Kretol Bath Solution for Ladies' Pri
vate Toilet?Kretol Ordinary Bath Solution, sure cure for all the allmeata
Darned. For sale by
GEO. G. STONE,
116 THIRD ST.
Consisting of Marcus Ward's Linens, The
Arlington, Holbrook and Royal Court Cream
Laid and Vellum Ooods-.-these goods are all
new, in the latest tints and colors. All kinds
of tablets with envelopes to match.
Jo Mo
1MUM ST.
MM<g<SIST.
JOHN KOBLEGARD. PRES. HUCH JARVIS. CASHIER
PEOPLES BANKING & TRUST CO,
OF CLARKSBURG.
Gaf>ital - - - $100,000
TRANSACTS A
Trast -and Bankio^ Basioess
?
Pays interest on Deposits. Loans on
collateral, real estate and personal -
security. Acts as Trustee, Assignee,
Executor, Administrator, Guardian.
Manages Property, Buys and Sells
Real Estate.
- - SOME N6W AND ATTRACTIVE FEATURES, - ?
I
THIS BEAUTIFUL DECANTER
FREE.
HANDSOME CUT jGLASS PATTERl,
; Filled with Choicest Calitowua Port Wwe
with EVERT DOLLAR purchase; OT WlNES AM) J
Liquors between Dec. 15-and Jan.151.]
A SUPERB-^
^HOLIDAY GIFT.
Get up Clubs and Save Expressace-'
We Pay it on $10^ orders. Remember
*5? orders, 5 Decanters, etc. 200
Varieties or Wines and Lhuors to select]
From. CATALOGUE FREE.-*s-2,,
JOS. FLEMING fit SON.
412 MARKET srra "T PITTSBURGH P#
Everybody should patronize home When you need a-soothing and heal
inrlnMries tin much as imtwible. The injf antiseptic application for any pur
Consumers Ioe Co. has just got started pose, iiw the original I>e Witt's-Witch
nn?1 askfc yon?"pntrouage. tYou should Hazel Salve, a well known cure for
ffive them yonr orders ah mouey spent \ plies and skin diseases. It heals sores
with them will remain in Clarksburg j without leaving a ?sear. Beware of
and help to build up our city. W-tf counterfeits Frank G. Bland. Mas