The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1899-03-22
EvERY one is wondering what that
big attraction is to be.


big attraction is to be-
DIX. w. Il. STEWART, Dentist, office
Lazier building, over Rice's store
SMOKE the choice cent Chico Cigar
the best smoke in the market, to be had
~. NJ Reeds.
AN increase Of pension has been
granted 10 John n. Jolliffe of Clinton
Furnace Of from twelve to twenty four
dollars.
The Spanish Cortes having re
fused to sign the treaty of peace the
Queen Regent has dissolved the body
and signed it herself.
A COMMISSION as postmaster has
been issued to Jacob j. Moore of Day
brook new postofiice which has been
established in lieu of Jakes Run this
county.
ON the east side of the Flat Run
Development in Monongalia county
Nos. 8 and 9 j. Sutton have been
completed, and are good for 40 and 80
barrels, respectively.
The Uniontown News Standard
says: Miss Eta Sutton OF California
Is the guest of her sister, Mrs. w. e..
Alexander, Morgantown street. Miss
Sutton Is just recovering from severe
Illness.
GOVERNOR ATKINSON has appoint
ed p. w. Morris, Of Ritchic county,
and VIM II Brannon, OF Weston,
members Of the board OF pardons,
created at the recent session of the
Legislature.
IT has leaked out that the reason
Col. Bryan would not kiss that Tex
as girl the other day was on account
OF fixing things with Mrs. Bryan la
ter. Nothing was said as to wheth-
er he saw the Texas girl later
Col. DUDLEY EVANS interview
published ia another column will be
read with interest by the Colonel's
numerous friends here. He Is care
full observer of events and talks In a
very encouraging way of the business
prospects.
The government avs railroads
twice as much for carrying tae mails
as is paid for carrying the passen-
gers;ten times as much for carrying
the mail as the railroads receive for
carrying the express, and forty-four
times as much rs is paid for freight.
The Literary Societies OF the I'm
acisicy nave c'ecteu Unei' o'hceis
'or Tue next term Inc rarehs neld
quiet election out the -Columplans
got little warm under the collar.
The former chose b. +. Langhlin for
President and the latter selected S.
Fl. Hoff for the same Office.
WE want the different social organ
ixations about ,own to annoint some
member to give us the data concern
ing their meetings. We cannot attend
them all and consequently cannot get
the material for their various write
ups. Have some member VINO VIII
write Inc anairs up anu SEM onen H.
we snal' DC gao 70 puol'sh ''elil
IHE store that adverti-es is the
store that Is known and the store
that is known is the store the trade
goes to, and the store that trade
goes to is the store that does bust
ness, and the store that does busl-
ness is the store tn / cannot afford
70 eeai ON wise e'ah hohofaoie
anu Jar
OUR worthy famous bandmaster,
FRANK hutter' IN whom we are 50 wen
pieaseu' wiz 20 up 70 Mofsanto"n On
Lnursuay' marcn o. anu aeip ore ',, Tins
.aas pa ost III III, O, tn ,aoo ON
~ ' ananin n = 49, dau Az 10 L, lis
neyer do things hv halves tho show
nromises 10 he worth going miles to
see.-Uniontown Democrat.
IL Kr,xv, Manaoar n tho
r,I,ss M;nstrals;n,ornsns,h;sno rn
49, 49, tha hods, If uawa;;ansand
E;i;n;nos tbat aro 70 annoar hara ~,
March Both. arrived in st. LOUIS
yesterday morning. After remain
ing there two or three days, they
will resume their trip, making stops
at Chicago, Detroit and Cleveland.
These people will arrive in Morgan
town on the day of the show and
will be paraded through the streets.
This will be something to be appre-
ciated by our citizens
DEpuTy Clerk Hess. saws the
Clarkshuro TELEGRAM. transcribed
this week the heaviest taxed deed
that has vet been left i'm the county
clark,s office FIR record since the war
tax went INTO effect. Inc parties 70
the deed were .. Harry Lee, appoint
ed speclad commissioner TO sell the
lapas In this county OF the Newburg
TOrrell Coal and Coke company, ana
Lawson Riggs, OF Baltimore, the
purchaser. The consideration was
*70,0O0, and the deed had seven doc
u'nentary stamps OF the ten dollar
denomination on It.
..Yor need not belieyen writes n
soldier in Manila "that us fellows
are all ooino to marry over here.
There ain't any of us SO fascinated
us we thought we would be with the
lunoorous eyes and other Oriental
charms. | wouldn't trade a curly
headed American girl for all the
charmers on this side of the big
water low necked dresses oct TO
10 awfnI com,oon and discussing
rhan ,on an,, 500 .nvtb;nn eleo
49, ,l,;s,, .,;,j 49, LIZ
~, 49, 80 -, : ,oo" IL IL =. :
s''' WHEN ue' 'iees e!'"ee on'y W
"er Knees.
consolidation. g., tho Tr,:,,o,.