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Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1899-10-13
SAVE MONEY.
Leading Jewellers


LADIES do 0not forget that the
Brown Shoe Co. shoes are as nice fit
tiers as any on the market.
MEN are very hard to get for any
purpose around Morgantown but
this is no sign that they are all at
work. There are some people who
won't work no matter what the in
iducement is offered nor how badly
they may needed to help out the
contractors.
AN elegant line of Misses and chill
dren's wraps at Hirschman's.
SAM r. NEwMAN's restaurant and
ice cream parlor (Thompson's old
stand), at the corner of Front and
Walnut streets. Better than ever
Give him call.
THE demand in Morgantown is
for small homes for sale and rent.
People who have money to invest
cannot do better than to put it into
such property. 1t will help the
town and will help everyone con
cerned.
THE New England Bakery opens
with every prospect of success. They
sold out completely in the first two
days. After they get their wagon go
ing they will have even greater busi-
ness than they are doing now. Give
them cali and try their product
A HEAVY fog hangs over town every
morning and it is very damp and cool
before the sun gets in its work. In
the middle of the day the air gets
warm and pleasant. 1t is much
warmer than some of the weather that
we have been having.
THE West Virginians on the facul-
ty are to be eliminated, is the way
that it is put by one of the regents
Some Of the outside influences may
also be eliminated in the scrap that is
sure to follow the Inauguration of
such a policy.
PosTEN's city market is very at
tractive place and it does a remark
able amount of business.
If Patron had signed his com
munication to this office it would
have received more consideration.
AS it was it hit the waste basket. 1t
is now known to about all of the in
telligent people who are able to read
that communications addressed to
newspapers must contain the real
name of the writer This does not
need to be published but it is to be
added as an evidence of good faith
on the part of the writer.
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REMEMBER THE NAME.

COURT continues in session. Moth
ing of very general interest is being
taken up but an immense amount of
business is being disposed Of. When
ever the public thinks there is the
least being done that is just the time
that the greatest amount of hustling
is being done by the court.
OF all the contemplate, ill-shaped
out-of- shape, crimped; fluUed, banged
aud punched headgear for ladies ever
exposed or offered for sale, those of
this falls style take the cake-out Of
proportion to everything, even a fell
lows pocketbook. The weazen-faced
damsel is lost beneath the broad SOM
brero, decked with turkey feathers
and quilts, and enough galloon and
gimp to canvass last years corn pile
piled upon it. Oh. they are daisies,
and don't forget it, and the hat will
make the s'mashes" this year. Sc
bring News.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1899-10-13

G. w. JOHN & Co.'S new Store next
to Second National Bank. For bar
gains in calicoes, ginghams, outings,
etc, and everything in their line.
We have some very large pump
kias Il this county. Mr. D. 2. Kidd
has just received one weighing S94
pounds. He had one last week
weighing 81 pounds and disposed of
it.
The farmers are doing their fall
blowing. The weather has been very
fine for this and it has been done
with less discomfort than usual to
the hardy men who are the bone and
sinew Of our land.
THE roads were never better than
they are right now and the delights
of a drive or wheel ride are sufficient
to tempt many people out on the
road. If you haven't tried it take a
spin or drive and see how much bet
ter you will feel after 1t is over.
WANTED-Persons to represent
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ed by the Werner Company, Akron,
Ohio. One thousand dollars will be
awarded Feb'y Ia, 1900, by the
publishers Full information and
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Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1899-10-13
The University Glee Club will

The University Glee Club will
take part in the service at the Bap
fist church this evening.
SHOES that give satisfaction TO the
wearer; the kind that If you bay once
you want them again is the kind that
Hirschman's keep.
STREETS are still being cleaned and
it begins to look as if the town will
never be entirely Strengthened up at
ter the celebration. However in a
few days there will not be any traces
left OF the occasion.
LADIES who want the latest New
York styles in wraps should see
Hirschman's stock.
CHADWICK contributed no little
amount to the ending Of the war in
writing bis letter to Toral which
Shafter signed and he deserves much
of the credit for the ending OF HOSTILE
ties by means of this letter. He and
Rowan are the bright particular stars
of the war as far as West Virginia is
concerned.
NOBBY new men hats; all the new
shades at Hirschman's.
THE forests are at their prettiest at
this season Of the year and it will re-
pay any one to take a stroll out into
the woods and note the thousand col
orings of the trees. 1t is summers
farewell and she is making 1t as i'm
pressive as possible in order that we
may long for her return with great
desire.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1899-10-13
ABOUT OCR FRIENDS.
Personal Mention OF Promine nj People
Where they are and How they are.

Personal Mention OF Promine nj People
Where they are and How they are.
Mrs. Belle Wolvington, of Wheel
ing, is the guest of Mrs. Jason
Clark.
Mr.. w. c. Shafer of Fairmont,
will give talk at the Baptist church
this evening.
Mr.. I'll. c. Baker was able to ride
out for short time today in an
easy carriage. ~.--.
Rev. O. +. Philips of Philadel-
phia is in attendance at tle Bap-
fist General Association.
j. w. Kennedy of Behler has been
appointed postmaster at that place
vice b. M. Simpson resigned.
Mrs Sarah Morgan, of Rives-
vile, is making Mrs. S. g. Chadwick
a brief but very pleasant visit.
Miss Bessie Fleming went to Pitts
burg this afternoon to remain a few
days with her aunt Miss Lizzie Elem
ing
Miss Minnie Wolvingtou has r.
turned home after spending several
weeks at the home of Mrs. Jason
Clark.
Mrs. Sarah j. Fleming and Mrs.
Geo. Parfitt went TO Warrington to-
day to spend short time with Mrs.
Eliza Jacobs.
Mrs. Helen Cooke and Mrs. Jesse
Willis of Clarksburg are here to at
tend the meeting of the Baptist AS
ISOLATION and are the guests of Prof.
Dennis M. Willis on Wiley street.
Miss Sadie Donley and Miss Nan
ME Busy, of Mt. Morris. are the
guests of Mrs. T. N Smith, on
Beechurst Avenue. Miss Busy will
remain for the Baptist Association.
Harry A. Garrison who has been a
| member of the local military company
has been discharged from the service
owing to his appointment as deputy
sheriff which interfered with his
duties.
Prof. It. G. Atkeson has gone TO
Charleston where he will attend the
meeting Of the State Board of Agri-
culture going from that place to Lew
isburg TO attend a number of state
meets in that place next week.
Miss Sarah Laughed of West New
ton is visiting her parents in South
Morgantown. She has been making
her home with her brother DIR. James
Laughed at West Newton for some
time. Everyone is glad 10 sec her.
II. L. Swisher is back from Wheel
ing where he has been taking in the
meeting OF the State Grand Lodge
Knights of Pythias. He is not a
member of the order but the low
rate and business considerations took
him down there.
Rev. K. f. Shivers d. d. of Chica-
go will give an address at the B. Y.
z. q. Rally this evening at the Bap-
list church. Rev. Chivers is the
General Secretary of the Baptist
Young Peoples Union of FAmerica.
You are cordially invited to attend
the services.
Among the party invited to escort
our distinguished guests as far as
Fairmont in their private car yester-
day were: Commander Brown, Mrs.
Frazer, Mrs. d. G. Hoffman, Miss
Mary Evans, Lieut.. Middleton, and
DR.. J. A. G. Love a senior student in
the University. DR.. Love is very
genial gentleman and added no little
to the zest of the occasion. Mr.. J.
c. Frazer had charge of the party and
escorted them TO New York.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1899-10-13
100000


MANAGER Grassland is working on
an excursion to Clarksburg for the
football game On the Goth. If it is sue
cessful there will be an awful crowd
up there. The team that is to be
met is very fine one .and excursions
will be run from all around to take
it in. The University stock was new
er better in football way than it is
now.
EVERY shade of cloth is represent
ed in our Ladies wraps every style
and cut Hirsehman'
THE part of unwritten history told
by Admiral Sampson concerning the
surrender ut Santiago while he was
addressing the people here during the
sword presentation is attracting great
news papers are using it To great
extent. The interest attached to
such statement is peculiar and is
due to the fact that it has been so
long since the events took place with
out it being made public.
PosTENs City Market has now
opened a first class meat market
where you will find the very best
fresh and cured meats that can be
bought.
THE pulpits of the city will be oc-
cupied on Sunday by the ministers
attending the Baptist Association
now in session here The congre-
cations at the various places of wor
ship are expected TO be very large
on account of the interest aroused
by the meeting.
How about Carpets and Mattings?
Do you need any? Hirschman's stock
is complete and prices as low as ever.
A GENERAL invitation is extended
to the people of the town to attend
the meetings at the Baptist church
while the Association is going on.
All who can get into the services
should do so. They are of interest
not only to the members of the denom-
ination but to all church workers.
LADIES wraps in every shade. every
style, the newest designs, the latest
cut, at Hirschman's.
The stores should continue the
early closing hour. They worked
it all summer and did more business
than they have ever done. The
clerks will be able to have shorter
hours and they can do better work
in consequence. Taken around there
is nothing that has more to COM
mend it and the movement should
receive the appreciation of all.
LADIES see the new line of Sorosis
Shoes just received at Waters. They
can't be beat in the city.
A VISITOR who was here on Chad
wick Day and who is connected with
school work stated that he had been
inquiring about DR.. Raymond since
his arrival in the city and the verdict
was unanimous. 1t was that he was
no good and that he would have to
get out if the school was to prosper.
The personal dislike to the man is re-
markable, is the way it was summed
up. This is strange after the stand
ing he had when he first came but
when you know the gentleman person
ally it is not so very strange after all.
WAS you ever asked the question;
or did it ever occur to you how many
shoes were handled daily at the
mammoth shoe store?
If you want a good ) cent cigar,
go to j. {. McVicker, the Drug
gist.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1899-10-13
As Successful as New York.

Morgantown did the honors to Cap
tain Chadwick as successfully as New
York could have done them, though
on smaller scale. -Pittsburg Dis
patch.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1899-10-13
All Over

Is the great Chadwick Day and we
have settled down to business again.
We are right at our post ready to
keep you informed on the latest in
books.
Two New Books
that will soon be on the market are
Janice Meredith,
BY Paul leicester Ford.
The MettIe of the Pastures,
By James Lane Allen.
Don't hunt for these books else
where but come to the Acme and
get them just as soon as they are
out
THE ACME BOOK STORE,
HI L. sWISHER, Proprietor.
Hutchinson gazette., 1899-10-05
Fine Deal In Apples.

Mr., NJ. ButteIneld of the Star Nur'
series of Lees summit, N ssonri, has
been here few weeks experimenting
the gathering and shipping of Il large
quantity of apples. In 1887 Trough
Mr.. G. Bisher, he placed large guam
tlty of trees with farmers within n ra
dlus Of about i've or six miles OF Hutch
Inson on condition that they were to
follow Instructions aud Ia recompenae
for trees he WAS to have all OF any one
crop he might choose in from eiGht to
thirteen years from the tune of plant
ing. This year he is taking his crop
and is just finishing the shipment OF .
car loads or abodt 5000 bushels.
Mr Butterleld is AN expert IN the
science Of orchaldlug aud thinks that
the sand hll country and river bottoms
afford exceptional opportunities for the
raising of fruit II 1t Is done by scien-
tifc methods lie Is well pleased with
his experiment and Will again place u
large number of trees In this section
on similar terms through Mr. Blsher'
Hutchinson gazette., 1899-10-05
Catalog Notes.

What Is u cataloRY A catalog is an
eighty page book of dry oods,intorma'
ton compiled and distributed by the
p. Martin Dry Goods Co., of Hatchin-
son, Kansas.
Some of its merltable features are:
The introduction to u grand, new stock
of fall and winter merchandise at low
est cash prices
The expenses Of issuing; 1t ssome-
thing surprising. $1,000 would about
cover the cost and mailing expense.
Does the p, Martin Dry Goods Co.
realize encouraging rOturnsY
Past results answer in the ailirma-
tive, in as much that the business
transacted in the mail order depart
ment passed the $40, 900 mark for the
year ending July 1899, with the pros
poets of a much better year to come.
The Z. Martin Dry Goods Co. will
mail one of their new fall and winter
catalogs, free Of charge to any inter
ested parties,
10000 are now ready for distribution
1000 will go to regular customers,
Send in your name early If you would
care to economize ON your dry Roods
purchases this winter.
Hutchinson gazette., 1899-10-05
Women Hight Fire.

Springfield, Mo-, October 3.-The lit
lie town Of STAFFORD, ten miles east Of
here, was practically destroyed by fire
early Sunday moln,rg Aear'y all the
male population was here attending
meeting OF Woodmon and the women
had to fight the fire almost alone,
Drouth made water scarce and the
town was very dry. At times every
building in the village was on fire,
but the women saved their homes by
the use Of wet blankets, The losses
were Hanson g. Thorson, general mer-
chandise, 100000; Il. Lane, drugs,
Sl,500; residence of DR.. W. S. Tucker;
vacant storeroom full of household
goods OF Indiana immigrants, and a
number OF smaller houses and barns.
Some insurance was carried.
Hutchinson gazette., 1899-10-05

JelTcrc.H Coy Get. t,--jutgp Gavon
D. burgess, e., ,b sUpr, N court, in
olo..r, N.,a.l .-h sud a writ
preh .1i,d 4 .spNng the injUnc-
ga ,ssu.d $ cd. :. N.Ol, Of the ST..
a.us t.rc,.. tvCf rss,roini.g State
it,r inspector htnran,ry from en-
'Jrcirg the L,W ,.,r Inspection law.
.ae writ CT pcha,. don was made re-
uINlui, Or, u, L., iha tIl,ct OF its
issuance Is ,ae o,,r ms. ecio. may ut
once proceed w,h enforcing he law
aNl the mater Is Gk,n cn,..Iy out
OF The hands OF the cj:ta, court.
Marshal See, OF til, supreme court,
goes 10 ST, Louis to-day to serve the
papers,
The application SETS cut that the in-
junction should be dissolved because
1t is an interference with the eXecu'
tive brnnrh ol lh' governments; that
the consjrulCn3l,y al law cannot
be tested in an iaiunctiJn proceeding;
that the beer inspection law only pro.
vdes for criminal prosecutions for
violations Of the PROV sion against the
sale OF malt llquor that has not been
inspected and the operation Of a Grim
inal statute cannot be eniolned; that
in general the ST. Louis circuit court
is In excess Of its jurisdiction in
granting the injunction against the
state inspector, The application was
filed by Attorney General Crow and
Senator Frank Farris, who is counsel
for Inspector Kennamore,
Senator Farris says that peculiar
incident among other facts in the case
Is that the brewers are making beer
out of corn, rye, wheat and other ce-
reals, not permitted 10y the inspection
law, He says that an examination
OF the statutes reveals that section
3SSS9, Revised Statutes, 1889, which
has been the law since 1887, makes a
misdemcanor punishable by a fine os
not less than 500 nor more than So
600 70 use any or all Of these cereals
in the composition Of beer, and while
the brewers may n able to defeat
the inspection law, which Is not con-
ceded by him, the tine may come
when they viii be called upon to an.
swer for violation OF this statute.
Hutchinson gazette., 1899-10-05
DRS. STEWART,
JEWELRY.

IJENRY ZINN, Jeweler and Scientific optl.
Il clan, carries neat line OF ladies' and
gents watches, solid gold rings, dne opal rings
solid gold speetaoles, etc. Makes a specially
testing eyes and fitting spectacles.
Hutchinson gazette., 1899-10-05
Another Inmate Missing,

Frank Rogers u young man from ST.
LOUIS who had served his time In the
refolmatory and been paroled recently
turned up missing Sunday from his
boarding place. lie had worked at
learning the stone cutters trade IN the
reformatory and since had worked for
Hugh Mcdonald, He had talked Of
going to work on the Santa Fe section
but it seems did not The police be-
lieve he is the one who drove OIL b. A.
Eastman's horse and buggy from the
Presbyterian church Sunday night, but
this was not believed by the retorma-
tory officials who think he had a scalp
ers ticket and took train for ST.
Louis.
Hutchinson gazette., 1899-10-05

held IN the spring instead Of fail.
While our s,ater towns are busy pull
Ing or their fairs and festivals, she is
preparing for her musical jubilee 1t
does not come off for long time yet
but nevertheless the work of prepara-
tiOn goes errily ON. Last Year one
feature which had been u drawing
card was dispensed with, the school
chOruses Mkt year they will be
given special part, and three schools
FROM abro,d have already gniled
their intention Of entering,
Hutchinson gazette., 1899-10-05
Fatal Dynamite Explosion.

Joplin, Mo-, Oct. 3,-An explosion
occurred at o'clock Monday morn.
ing at the Sunday Mining company's
plant about a mile west Of Joplin,
which resulted in the death of Walter
Bradley, Il young miner, and the Sc
rious injury Of Charles Shafer, com.
panion who WAS helping him charge
a drill hcle with dynamite. The men
were using an iron tamping bar 10
charge n hole containing eight sticks
of dynamite and it is thought the jolt
ing Of the bar resulted in setting off
the charge, Bradley's face was al
most blown away and he soon after
ward expired. Skaters eyes were Sc
rlously injured, but the sight may not
be lost. Accidents of this kind have
cc""re,@ So frequently in the mines
tha, iaw was D 7"er mal,ing It Grim
!nal 10 provide "t..! .ampilg oars.
Hutchinson gazette., 1899-10-05

81 wish to express my thanks to the
manufacturers of Chamberlain's Collie,
Cholera aud Diarrhoea Remedy, for hav-
ing put on the market such a wonderful
medicine" says W, W. Massingill, Of
Beaumont, Texas, There are many
thousands of mothers whose children
have been saved from attacks of dysen-
tery and cholera iniantum who must also
feel thankful 1t is for sale by all drug
Qists.
Hutchinson gazette., 1899-10-05
A New Train.

The Missouri Pacific railroad has
Ia ely been put on new train service
between this city and Kansas City
which makes it rather the most popu-
lNr of all the roads. The Kansas City
train leaves here al 7:40 p. m. and car.
ries a chair Cur and sleeper from here
to Kansas City without any change OF
waits
Hutchinson gazette., 1899-10-05
To MaAs Life luappy.

Sweet music appeals to the heart and soul
and llghtens many OF lIfs's burdens II you
have ever heard the sweet toned sTEOLR PIANO
you will appreciate this, To roach the highest
standard OF excellence has always bean the aim
Ia tho managers OF / CELHBRATHD sTE0En
PIANO, Only tho best material 10 used, lnbuIs
Ing great nuraoillty. Ne,y plAn anerhnneeu
with the best and mOet improved maOhlneFy,
lLsAttd At bteger ILL.,, are among the largest In
the Weet
Intending puIchnters will find II profitable %
be mailed free upon application, bTE0nh 100
[Rstabished 1901 Chicago, III.
Hutchinson gazette., 1899-10-05

Have you seen Hirst's new photo
graph gallery Come up and look
around.
Hutchinson gazette., 1899-10-05
carnlvals We. JubIlees.

This is the week for carnivals, street
fairs, fall festivals, etc., and Hutch
inson is probably the only town of any
size in the State that has not arranged
for one In the near future But be-
fore The days of these fall amus ments
Hutchinson commenced "A series OF an
nual gatherings of a different sort
Hutchinson gazette., 1899-10-05
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FROM POVERTY TO RICHES.
Halter, a Wood Chopper, Falls Heir to
an Estate of 100000.

Halter, Wood Chopper. Falls Heir to
an Estate of 100000.
William Halter wood chopper from
the Lowlands, was in the city yester-
day for an hour or two. He has been
working in one Of the wood camps out
there for about two months. He came
to Butte last spring from New Jersey
and tried his hand in the mines, but he
did not take kindly to that kind or
work, saying that he did not think 1t
was white mans duty to work UNDER
ground and not in the sunshine. So ne
bought an axe and went out into the
mountains and cut wood. He came out
to this state to engage in farming, but
before he reached Minnesota he was
told that it was the easiest thing in the
world to make money in Butte-that
about all one had to do was to get UP
early and the money would come TO
him.
All this did not come true and Will
lam started out to hustle stake. lie
was only partially successful and man
aged to make enough to eat on and no
more. He came to town yesterday for
the first time in two months and went
to the postoff1ce for his mail. He learn
ed that a lady had been getting his
mail, and then he wondered who the
lady might be. He was walking down
Main street, and in front OF Hennes-
sy's he met his wife, whom he had not
seen since ne left his home in New
Jersey She explained that she had
written him six weeks ago and not "a
| ceiving reply she started out to find
him. Her last letter to him, which he
did not receive, by the way, informed
| him that he had fallen heir to an
| estate valued at more than 100000 A
wealthy uncle had left him half his
estate.
William at once began to prepare for
the return home. He went out 70 the
wood camp yesterday afternoon and
will dispose Of his few ricks CT wood
Then he and his wife will start for
New Jersey.
He said just before leaving for Walk
erviiie: "They told me that it was an
easy matter to find money out here in
Butte, and I think they hit il about
right. This is a Tvinlfil l never eX-
pected. I guess. after all, my trip to
Butte was the best move I ever made
in nv life