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>ffer you this week your cl&lce of over one hundred new Suits at less than they cost
the very best we havejiad this season, and no two Suits alike.
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iSale Neck Ribbons
=~ Qusvlity, 7 l-2c
Beautiful Nock Ribbons, 3 inches wide, in the following colore:
Pink, blue, nite, cardinal. turquoise, white and black. Have small
figures and spots woven in them. Never sell less than l'5c. Special 7$c.
A Snap in
Goods
Values Up to $1.00 for 50c.
Broken lines and broken assortments tell the story more elo
quently than words. Where we bad five and six different colors of
some goods we have now two, some others we have only one, but when
we put them all in one lot, wbe have most all colors. Some have
enough in the piece for dresses?some only enough for skirts and some
are full pieces. They range in width from 38 inches to 54 inches.
They are strictly all wool and have sold at 69c, 75c, 80c and $1.00.
Materials are Granite, Homespun (juBt the thing if you want a well
wearing fabric) Cheviots, Zibelines. and various others. Bunched in
one lot and marked at the extremely low price
50c the Yard.
Coats at Less Than Cost
$ 4.76 will buy ? Coat worth $ 7.SO
$ 6. SO will buys Coat worth $10.00
$10.00 will buy a Coat worth $17.50
$12.SO will buy a Coat worth $20.OO
A Special in Childrens Coats
Good heavy Merino Underwear, just the l
'cold weather; All sices, C.
25c. Some in the lot worth 50c. ? .
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Whe re do You Get Yo
Aaaorted lot of Children's Coats, sizes
4 years to 14 years, worth $7.50 and $8.SO
to be sold at $4.75.
No one wants to throw money away needlessly,' _
50 cents or fl.00. You can waste mope; on Shoes as q
anything, perhaps more so, for what looks like .
horse of another color."
Apart from wasting money, are you tired?
Have you a cold? Look toyour shoes.
Are you a little less well-dressed than you c
your shoes.
Queen Quality
is the one shoe that meets every requirement More v
make t han any other. Try it?our word for it ytmHI. n
other make. Prices, $3.00 and <3.50.
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MAIN STRLET
Watts Lamberd
CLARKSBURG'S 4BF.ST AND BUSY STORE.
EVIDENCE
INSUFFICIENT
'Warrant Against Isom Fultneer Charge
ing Him With Theft of $25 Dismiss
ed by Squire Gordon.
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The charge of feloniously sU>aliiig
some $25 in money from II. W. RadcKfTe,
which had L^cn instituted against Isom
Fultneer, of near Lont Creek, was dis
missed in ?*!ag"istrate S. ?W. Gordon**
"U-Mires Tuesday afternoon. Lost Satur
day morning Fultneer was arrested by
Constable Luther .J, Hickman near Lost
Creek and brought before Magistrate
Gordon in ihis ?ty. The latter set the
hen ling for a later date and released
Jiitn upon bond. Tlie eas;? wan brought
up Tuesday, afternoon, but there not be
ing sufficient pvideaw to justify the
charge, .ac warrant was dismissed.
The Christmas Dinner.
In spite .?f the fact tljat the word dys
fH'p-ii .11:1?;+ literally bad cook, it will
not be fair for many to lay the Maine
on the cook if thev begin the Christmas
dinner with little appetite ami end it
.with ii< r? or nausea. It may not be
fair for any" to do that?let u* h">j?c so
for the sikc of the cook. The disease
dy^popMi indicates a bad stomach, that
is a weak stomach, father than a bad
cook, and for a weak stomach there is
nothing ,clf*s equal to % flood's Sar-aps
rilla. It gives the Mtomach vigor and
tone. c**'#s dyspepsia, creates appetite,
and makes eating the pleasure it should
be.
RESOLUTIONS OF CONDOLENCE.
Whereas, Tt has pleased God. the Fath
? er, to call to Him the soul of Mm. Alice
Murray, wife of Sir Knight L. I*. Mur
ray, who departed this life on Norem
ber 15th. HWfil. Be it therefore,
Resolved, That the members of Com
jnandery 186, Knight* of St. John, ex
tend to bim their deepest sympathy In
thia the time of hi* greatest sorrow in
the Ions of a loving and devoted snd
cheerful helpmate.
Resolved, That a copy of the*e resolu
tions be sent our esteemed brother, that
they be spread upon the record* of the
Commaodery. and that a copy be sent to
the Chnrea? Calendar and the city papers
for publication.
K. SXRlVOfeR BOGGESS,
T. M. DON.vnpE,
i. T. DRITDY,
OoaimXlM on BeMiatiaa*.
, Far rick hrertarhe try Chamber lain'*
Stomach and liver Tableta; they wit
ward off the attack it taken in Una.
For aale by>6tone 4 Mercer, druggfeta.
HARVESTED
IN WEST
Salem Resident Aids His Daughter in
North Dakota to Take Care oi a
Large Grain Crop.?More There
Next Spring.
H. B. Davis and wife, of Salem,
have arrived homo front North Dakota,
where their daughters," Mm. George \V.
Brown and Miss Lillie Uavis. are located.
Air. and Mn. Davis Uvr Imn in that
state since ljst -Inly, and he was enguged
in helping the nmnarried daughter take
cure of the grain crop she rn'nod on a
farm- of 320 ncres she lr.?? acquired from
the government. The entire crup amount
ed lo 1.200 hnsliel*. Mr*. Davis purchas
ed a farm of "?0 acres ai-<o while they
wcre gone, and diev will utove -to it
next ?[iria*. Sir. and Mr*. Borwn will
go to Washington stu^e to live. Thcv
are quite well remembered here. Mrs.
Brown having (>een a tencher in tlie ?ty
school* is dirk+Iiurj:.
Stepped Against a Hot Stove.
A child of Mrs. Geo. T. Benson, when
getting his usual Saturday night hath,
stepped back agaimt a hot stove, -which
burned him severely, be child was In
great agony and his mother could do
nothing to pacify him. Remembering
that she had a bottle, of Chamberlain's'
I'ain Balm in the house, she thought she
would try-it,"* jn leas than half an boor
after applying it the child waa quiet and
asleep, and in less than two weeks was
well. Mrs. Ilcnaon is a well-known res
ident of Kellar, ~Va. rain Balm is an
antiseptic liniment and especially valua
ble for burns^ cuts, bruises and sprains.
For sale by Stone & Mercer, druggists.
DRUG STOKE IMPROVEMENTS.
Workmen began Wednesday morning
on improvements on the Irwin building
on Third street, occupied by Stone &
Mercer, druggists. The front of the store
room is being torn out for the purpose i
of putting in a fine glass frimt. The j
door will be changed from the side to the 1
middle of the front. This improvement
when completed, will make the front a'
the stove quite attractive. Interior im
provements will also be made with a
view to converting it into a model drug
store.
Snre Cure for Piles. -
Itching piles produce tnvisture and
cause itching, {his form, aa well as Mind,
Pleadingprobnsdiag pMss'are cursd by
-Dr. Bo-s?n ta>> Pfla Remedy, stops itch;
ing and bleeding. Absorbs tumors. 59c*
a jar at druggists, or sent by ujalL Treat
ise free. Write me about your case. Dr.
Boaaako, Fhiladolphia. ?. For mMJV
A Mercer,
IMPORTANT?
DECISION?
RENDERED
By the Supreme Court of the State, the
Case Being One from the Circuit
Court of This County.
An important decision was rendered by
tba supreme court at Charleston. It was
tlu- case of the State vs. the Parkersburj
ltrewing company, and was earned np
froawtlus county.
The Brewing: company was indicted on
September 0. 1001, in Uho circnlt court of
this county under aMiuiui 19 and 10 of
chapter IS of tho Code. ,
The indictcjcnt was for permitting a
bouse twined by the Brewing company,
41 Silem, to be kept and used as a sa
loon. nml knowingly permitting intoxi
cating liquors -to be sold ?(Uld vended
therein nmtnuy to law.
When I;he cit^c was called in the cir
cuit court nf ttii-4 county tht/defendant
ui"vc.l 16 quash toe in.lictm?m*^~but the
motion was overruled and the <a? was
tried In-fore a jury. A \cnlICt~of guilt}'
was rendered and .Judge Mason assess
ed a ti^e of $100 and cost*.
There being six other Cases Of <ihe
same kind against the Brewing "eoanpnMV.
an appeal was taken. The supreme court
reversed the lower court, ifmuhed the
indictment, which is in effee*. "e-termina
tion of the six cases.
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Home Treatment. -
We have a medicine for such troubles
as are caused by stomach disorders, re
sulting in dyspepsia, sick henchsche and
general weakness, that will put the or
gans of digestion in first-olaes working
eoodifkin. Eat -wholesome food, base H
properly digested, and you have taken
away the cause of more than half the
tils of Hfc. This medicine is called Dr.
Uttnn's Improved Liver Pills. Sold, by
all druggists for 25c per dox. Only one
for a dose. They do not digest the food
you^t,. but .In the very best possible
thiiqg, put the stomach in condition so
that the food you eat is turned into
strong, rich blood, driving out and pre
venting toease. Women write us that
they-use nothing else for the complexion.
They keep the skin clear, preventing pim
ples and liver spots from,appearing
the face, and purify the blood. Stone
ft Mercer, druggista.
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?L' BAILEY IMPROVED.
D. M. Bailey's physicians "*at-Weston
say that Ms condition is mil* iayxirisd
?? the tast twenty-four houiis and that
they now have ? ho??B of his iwway.
Mrs.-Thomas Pettigrew, of Indians polls.
Ind? Jtrs. Dudley Britt, pf ^Clarksburg.
Mrs. ijillnj's two dsnghiers and Mr.
Bailey, of Clarksburg, his mm, havs ar
rised'at their father's bedside ?
Mr*. Jnme* *M. Fittro i* in the city
from Wil^oobafg shopping.
Samuel Lewis, the 4ohiwtown mer
chant, is in the city on court btMineM.
Mrs. Harmon Carter and *oa are here
from Dar?3on mn today. .
boot mad:
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