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The Coman.be Indians ara s.;s

The Comanche Indians are said to
be s;arviny. There IS no reason wby
the Conianches should starve. Let
some New York lady of fashion &C
away witt her poodle and take a Co
Llanche for a pet. Then all the other
fashionable ladies VIII t. e one. In
this way the Goyernmea, will not only
be reli we'd of all the expense. but the
Indians will be led and clo;hed.-loni~
rsie Conrier-JcnrGa..
The Red Cloud chief., 1884-10-03

It is against Gag etiquette no, 70
take it down At night The co,ors
should be raised to meet the sun and
lowered wnea he disappears under the
horizon. Besides bunting 500 rots when
so improperly exposed; and. moreover.
to have n flag out over night is declared
by the superstit Gus to be an invitation
to il.-luck.
The Red Cloud chief., 1884-10-03

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The Red Cloud chief., 1884-10-03

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ECCT THIS or x
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1884-11-08
A Come'y Of Errors.

In q homeward bound Bay View car
the other evening sat four passengers
contiguous to each other-two middle
aged ladies, a gentleman of about the
same stage of life, and young girl
They were evidently all strangers
Now, it happened as a curious cOinci-
dence that the three aforementioned
passengers were the possessors of a
bundle each, in size and appearance al
most exactly alike; and, somehow OF
other, these packages had all got to-
gether. One of the ladies alighted, for
getting in her haste her parcel, but was
soon reminded of the fact by the ac-
commodating young lady, who handed
a parcel to her, with which she hurried
off, thankfully. When the car had
traversed couple of blocks the other
lady made the horrifying discovery that
her bundle was the one which the first
had taken. The car was stopped in
short order, and, with whitening look
at her young fellow-passenger, she
seized what she supposed was the first
ladys parcel and started in pursuit OF
her own. The car ratified on another
block, when the gentleman, who had
been smiling sweetly to himself at the
incident just transpired, suddenly
dropped his smile, for he had discov-
cred that his bundle had been appro-
priated by the second lady. There was
another passenger the less on that car
and another addition to the mixed up
collection of people and bundles; but as
the car or its passengers did not stop to
learn particulars, the sequel to this in
cident is not known. Boston Traveller.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1884-11-08
A Square Man.

During the cloth-house and wholesale
clothing-ho failures of September, a
retail dealer in Cleveland shut up shop
and announced his failure, with an
offer to pay ten cents on the dollar
"See here, jake said an acq,iaint-
ance, 'there are some ugly reports about
your failure
s'Ish dot bossible!"
Ibid any of these New York houses
owe you anythingP'
"Oh, MOI
Ibid you owe any of themP"
''Not a cent"
''Well, then, why should their mis-
fortune affect you? You don't fail every
time an Eastern house goes under, dc
youp"
Mr.. Schmidt, you doan' understand
der case, and Will oxblain My brud-
der Isaacs was NIT one Of der busted
firms"
"Well, what of itP''
'lsaacs vhas VERY sensitive-werry.
If Isaacs vhas busted and vhas doing
rushing peesness he would ,grieve to
death. fail oudt of respect to his feel
ings. My wife vhas also very sensi-
tive, and if l offer more ash ten per
cent, she goes into decline. Dot vhas
how / vhas fixed, and like eferybody
to know | vhas shust as square man
as efer had brudder Isaacs. - Val
Street News,
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1884-11-08
A Hebrew Story.

4 certain man had three friends One
OF these ne ioVeu dearly ana me second
ne iovea also; o,'t not as aeepiy as ine
i'fst' 70 me tniru ne was Almost 1naii-
leren..' + now 'tne hihS OF the country
sent ms o,i' eis 70 ms man. command
ing MS immeuiate appearance before
M. 1rcatlS terrlnea was me man at
th's summons. ne .hougn, tnat+ some
pooy naa ceen speaKlng evii OF MN or
prooapiy accusing him iaiseiy pciore MS
soVcreign-'ana peing AFRAID to appear
uhaacompanied before the royal pres
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1884-11-08
Railroad TIME.

He stood at the ticket window. slowly
unrollipg an old fashioned leather wal
let, while. Dozen impatient men stood
behind him, driven to madness BY the
shouting OF the gateman calling their
trains. After he got about q yard and
a halt of wallet unrolled he suddenly
Stopped and said to ii g ticket a ,ent
''ls that clock right?''
mo, SIR promptly replied the
agent.
"HTain'tp' shouted the startled pas
sengrr, STOPPING down and making a
sudden clutch at a lean andehungry ar
pet-bag. Tain't right Well, what
n tie name O common sense do We
have it stuk up there for, then?"
80 fool people, calmly replied the
agent, that's what we re. here for, to
fool people and misdire I them.l's ~.
''Well, by gol, said the passenger,
hurr.e lily rolling up his wallet, ethen
I've missed my train. I'll report YOU,
| will!'
won't do any good repl' cd the
agent; ''it's the company's orders. They
pay man eiehty-Gve dollars a. mouth
to go around every morn ny to NIX and
muddie up all the clio ks so that not
one of them viii be.right and no two of
them alike n..a- - =
The passenger gasped twice or thrice,
but could not say anything. The ticket
seller went on:
''It's the Superintendent idea. He
is fond Of fun, enjoys joke, and ii does
him good to see a man prance around
and hear him jaw wien he buys a ticket
and then finds his train has been gone
two hours. 1t saves him the expense
of going to the circus"
(Which way is the clock wrong" the
passenger asked in despairing accents,
'fast or slow?''
Don't know" replied the agent.
THAT'S part of the fun, not to let any
one in the building knowa1ything about
the right time. All that know is that
its about ninety minutes wrong, one
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1884-11-08
Catering to Hobbies.

A plainly but richly dressed GENTLE
man, of prepossessing appearance and
quiet, unassuming manners, boarded >
New York train the other evening. He
was recognized by a reporter as one Of
the best known and best paid ''drurn-
mers,' in the country. There was some
thing in his appearance that was not
familiar, however The inevitable sc-
compartments OF one OF his lass, the
silk skull-cap and the "grip-sack,"
were missing In their place be had
t formidable bundle of newspapers and
magazines.
''About to start news stand?' asked
the reporter OF his friend, as he sat down.
mo"
"Going to become an editorp"
"No; I'm still in the old line, selling
clothing for the million at prices utter
ly beyond competition.
What in the world are you doing
with all those papers, thenp Surely they
can't.he part OF your stock in trade
your samplesp"
"No, they're not samples. but they
are part of my stock in trade, and .
very important part"
. Will you tell me what part they
play in the sale Of shoddy trousers?"
Eyes, will reveal trade secret, and
one that consider very valuable one.
read every one OF those papers nearly
every week, and great many more not
included in the list You see here. read
as many papers each week, IN all prob
ability, as does the editor OF any daily
paper, and in addition / keep up with
the current literature OF the day. and
with all theatrical musical and sporting
events, and am constantly "cramming'
up on the practical events OF the day ct
home and abroad,
when went INTO the business Of
commercial traveller l Intended TO make
a success OF it.. ! made up my mind 70
master the business. SO that could not
only get, but keep. customers. This
was a score OF years ago. noticed that
q customer was more pleased to meet q
drummer who could talk intclligently
upon some subject in which ne was in
terested than one whose merits, outside
his sample trunk, consisted Of Instability
to tell good story and to buy unlim-
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The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1884-11-08
A Medical Phenomenon.


"Helloa, Wigglesworthrr exclaimed
an Austin man, meeting an acquaint-
ance on the avenue, ''You are as gray
as rat. What the matter with you?'
It's terrible, ism t it? Last night
experienced a severe fright. and my hair
turned to its present silvery hue imme-
diately."
A few days after this the Austin man
again encountered Wigglesworth wear
ing beautiful, Respondent, coal-black
locks.
"Why, Wigglesworth, what's the
meaning of thisp The last time we met
your hair was snow-white, now it is as
dark as the ravens wing"
Yes; YOU see my hair turned gray
from suddc.l fright. Yesterday a man
paid me ten dollars he had been owing
me for long time, and the pleasurable
emotions we're so violent that they
turned it back again to its original col
Or Teras Sifffngs.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1884-11-08
"Good evening. Mary. I'm delio


"Good evening, Mary. I'm delighted
"Oh!' replied Mrs. Brown, in an alb.
sent-minded manner. "Oh! good even
ing. Mrs. Pachyderm. Are you pretty
well to-dayp''
"Mer' cried Mrs. Pachyderm, strik-
ing an attitude. "Well, I should say
SO. Never better in my life l Just
came from Mis- Tubercle s-she's going
fast, won't be here long-and I was
telling her how well and strong l was
nowadays. 1t made me feel ever so
much better, l really believe, you know,
to see her so thin and miserable
Every likely"
"Why, what are you thinking aboutp"
exclaimed Mrs. Pachyderm, noting Mrs.
Browns distracted manner.
''Oh, nothing" replied Mrs. b.; II
was only wondering If it ever made an
invalid feel any the worse to hear well
person boast OF her health"
what an idea! I'm sure l don't
know. What woman you are, Mary,
to conjure up things that nobody else
would think about! But, talking Of Mis-
Tubercle, l should die if my house
looked like hers just because wo-
man S sick, it's no use to let her house
look like rideout But Mis- Tubercle
never was the neatest person that ever
lived; and you know that as well Is
do, Mary"
:" You know I have so much to attend
to in my own house, Mrs. Pachyderm,
that have no time for other peoples
AFFAIRS
And it's lucky you don't" replied
Mrs. Pachyderm; sits lucky you don t.
It's enough to make one digusted to go
into house like Mis- Tubercle's, for
instance. If she had the spunk of a
louise she'd have things tidied up. I
know would if had to get out O. bed
and do it myself. But some folks, you
know"
Mrs. Pachyderm did not complete the
sentence, the recollection of the Tuber-
Gle homestead robbing her OF all power
of adequate utterance.
''Oh, by the way" she continued, af-
ter pause, II just saw Mr.. Sermon
izer. What fool he made of himself
at Mis- Ferly's funeral! He praised her
up to the mines. One would think she
was born saint, to hear him run on"
Mrs. Ferdy was a good woman"
remarked Mrs. Brown.
"Oh, she was good enough, sup
pose; but what's the use of his trying
to make her out everything that's nicep
When he spoke of her liberality
thought l should smoker right out.
Everybody knows she was just as mean
as she could be. Why, they do say she
actually deprived herself OF the reces-
saries Of life. Ferdy's close-fisted
enough, the Lord knows; but he was
willing to do all he could for her; but
she was SO confounded stingy she
wouldn't have DR.. Cureall, who would
have brought her round all right in a
week or two, but stuck to old DR.. Home
body, just because he was . little
cheaper. 1t made me almost mad to
hear Mr.. Sermonizer praise her up SO.
don't see why minister can't 60 to
funeral without piling on the agony so.
do you, MaryP'
Thus appealed to. Mrs. Brown 70
piled: "H anything good can be said Of
the dead, why not say ite Do you
know, Mrs. Pachyderm, 1t almost makes
me angry to bear anybody speak III Of
the dead and rake up al their little
faults and peculiarities. When hear
anybody talk that way, say, almost
teei aii2r., and suppose ! should get
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1884-11-08
An Auctioneer's Miss.

Soon after an auction store on Monroe
avenue had opened for business tho
other morning an old farmer and his
wife dropped in and began inspecting
goods. The auctioneer thereupon
mounted his box and began:
"Ladies and gentlemen, desire to
call your attention to this sample pair
of suspendcrs. Who starts them at tif-
teen centsp'
Ibid you hear him call me !ady?"
whispered the woman to her old man.
"And he called me gentleman"
replied the husband, as he grinned his
delight
"Who says fifteen cents to start EN-
goingp Who saysp Who saysp You can't
buy 'em anywhere else in the world for
half dollar! Don't want EN-, Ell?
Very we'll; here's. hat which was never
made for less than seventy cents. Who
starts it at a quarter-a quarter a
quarter Ladies and gentlemen, who
bids?'
"Called me q lady again. cackled
the woman, as she nudged her husband.
Yes, but he bore on pretty heavy
when he said gentlemen" replied the
man.
~ guess he knows a lady when no
sees hertz she tartly remarked.
perhaps he does, and perhaps it IS all
soft-soap. Don't be stuck up.
''Or, perhaps you want watch,
continued the auctionner. 'Iet mo
show you reliable time-keeper which
cost SO by the dozen. Who starts it at
81? Ladies and gentlemen, let me hear
bidr'
That's three times he has called me
lady," grinned the woman. i've
allus told yer / was just as much lady
as if l lived in the city,"
"He's soft-soaping."
Il don't believe it.
'sOf course he is. Have you got silks
and jewelry and white hands and a gay
bonnetp You amt no lady, and you Or
ter know itr'
"Then you amt no gentlemanr'
Eyes, am! He bore on when he said
it. He said ladies just because that be-
gins the sentence"
$50 you don't want . watchpn quer-
led the man on the box. "All right
all right. What you don't want don't
buy. Here's bankrupt stock of table
llHCu, 0uQ ONCI taClC ID a UOA VI COW-
hide boots at your own price. Will the
lady step this way while the man exam
ines the boots?"
"There, there. gasped the woman.
he means me, and he called me
ladyr'
Eyes, and bust his pictur' he called
me manp' growled the husband.
Susan, come along!'
"Where top
"Out of thisi"
"Oh, nor
"You jog! If yon don't come along
you'll foot 1t home! When an auctioneeI
begins to soft-soap gentleman's old
woman and insult the gentleman him
self it's time to go, towels or no tow
els!'
my dear friends-ladies and gentle
man" called the auctioneer, but he
was too late. The man marched out,
head erect, and shoulders up, and the
wife followed with her finger in her
mouth and coy, pleased look on her
face. Detroit Free Press.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1884-11-08
Discriminating.

1t is tho Virginia or red deer which is
usually seen in our Eastern markets.
Chicago is the great center for the col
lection OF deer, and indeed all varieties
OF game; thence it is distributed to all
parts OF our country and Europe. The
dealers in Chicago have created for the
success OF their business very COM
plets system. They spare no expense
to secure the services Of the most expert
guaners. These, so far as deer-huntine
= concerned, they furnish with COM
plete ontfit. Late in the autumn they
90 sent to the northern portions Of
Wisconsin, Michigan and Canada. 4
h ~ ~ mean 1olida9 txin. Thnsa
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1884-11-08

angry and say something hateful if !
didn reflect that they didn't know any
better"
"Just the way t is with me, Mary, y
said Mrs. Pachyderm, eagerly; 'just the
way t is with me, and feel just the
same when anybody tries to exalt a
woman to the seventh heaven just be-
cause she's dead. But Mr.. Sermonizer
probably doesn't believe more n half he
says
perhaps he didn't know Mrs. Ferdy
as well as YOU"
Nonsense. Everybody knows what
she was. She was liberal enough where
il paid to be liberal She was willing
enough to give where she'd get it all
back again, and more beside. Sermon
izer not know her! This worlds full OF
humbugs, Mary. Nobody dares to say
what they think"
'It's fortunate they don't, if they
can't think good of their kind"
''Oh, what's the use of being mealy-
mouthed, and try to smooth everything,
overp believe in speaking right out 1
Brown, quietly.
Eyes, l do, Mary. Now, there's
Sarah Scarboro. She called at Mis-
Ferdv's every day for two weeks before
she died, treating her just like baby,
and the day of the funeral she fused
about the room, fixing the flowers on
the coffin, and attacking to them Ferdy
children, till it made me fairly sick
She needn't try to make me think she
didn't know Nelly Ferdy."
EYES," remarked Mrs. Brown, alb
stractedly, Sarah is a good woman;
wish there were more like her,
"Good enough, p'raps; but what's
the use of making such fuss over a
woman just because she's deadP Mis-
Ferdy wasn't any better than a thou
sand other women. Guess other moth
ers think as much of their children as
she did. To hear Sarah Scarboro talk
to them children you'd think there
never was a mother in the world like
theirs
who are not like theirs.
That's Just what say. Good deal
better women that nobody ever thought
of making fuss over If should die
to-day, l don't believe anybody ID be
praising me up the way they do Mis-
Ferdy."
:Probably not" acquiesced Mrs.
Brown.
Then what's the use of going into
Mysteries over Nelly Ferdyp" exclaimed
Mrs. Pachyderm, with the triumphant
air Of one who had carried her point.
but mercy! l must be going I'd no
idea twas getting SO late"
And Mrs, Brown thinks after her WISH
tors departure: "Wonder if that wom-
an ever took hint in her life!' While
Mrs. Pachydrrn, mutters: .'Mary's q
pretty fair sort of woman, but terribly
stupid!''-Boston Transcript.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1884-11-08
FURNISHING GOODS.

No house this this
branch do they could they
they prefer to do small business with large proft don't
business with small profits article called
Shirt brought both
the celebrated STANDARD Shirt Linen Wamsutta Muslin
Look New Styles Hosiery
kehes and the nobbe Collars Guns
Large Assortment Ceored Shirts few bargans
Hankerch at three Silks fifteen
Mems Suspendes OverA
White
Drawers The will
elsewhere Also full line Of Trunks Vi Umbrellas and Rubber Goods
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1884-11-08

The cheapest and simplest gymna-
SUM in the world-one that will exer-
else every bone and muscle in the body
is flat piece of steel, notched on one
side,, fitted tightly into a wooden frame,
and after being CREASED on both sides
with bacon rind. rubbed into stick
Of wood laid lengthwise Of sawbuck- -
Erch0Mgs.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1884-11-08
OUR HAT Department.

Nothing Of
AMI Boys Hats embrace everything fashion
lin
wonder good
five cents and all others proportonaey low.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1884-11-08

BULwER was right; there IL no such
word IS fail; tits notified down. into as
signment
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1884-11-08

THH pink Of politeness- tho blush that
follows kind act.--N r C0mnercisl Ad-
vertiser.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1884-11-08
BOOTS AND SHOES.

In thisdeparmen ceiling
below
to show through
Odds
pieces of kind these goods sell
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1884-11-08
PANTS.

900 pairs Jeans Mokn Worsteds
and ALL Wool
teds, Cloths and Doeskins from 81. IS to
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1884-11-08
FINE DRESS SUITS.

Our assortment of Mems and Youths Stylish Clothing beauty
variety display attempted
our store because aborng the false idea clothing
enough for % should make 1t
faction the enormous piles and stacks
elegant style and find out our prices They help coincide
saying t1at anytime be sued HRSCMANs There
STYLE pattern shade in the market that
Cheap Suit ~
screw Suit ut $50 and show them both.
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SUITS.

800 Mems Worsted Satnes Tweed from
s22 to $3.50 honest goods which competition
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