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Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1899-02-02
Why pay more than SIS or Sc for
Pants2
You should see The line of SIS & Sc
Pants at
Jesse l.. Turner,
New Spring 4 Summer.
Medium Weight Goods.

THE next thing on the tapis is great
big snow storm. Should this come
the shedding will be excellent as the
roads are getting in the best shape
possible for a snow.
Miss MARY SEMANs is having a
clearance sale of late winter millinery
to make room for the new spring
goods. Some very elegant bargains
are being offered this week.
REGULATE your advertising expen-
diture to fit the season, but do not
stop it any more than you would stop
doing business for month or two and
then expect to reopen the store and go
ahead from where you left off--one is
as sensible as the other;the argument
applies to both.
IT WILL be sad news to the base
ball fans that Pratt the University
catcher will not be back this spring.
He is with the second regiment and
will remain with it as long as it is in
the service when he may go back into
the regular army where he served one
Morgantown to school.
The number of grip patients does
not seem to decrease to any material
extent although the dry bracing air
should kill off the germs to some de-
gree. Away from here there are
tion. In Pittsburg during the last
week out of one hundred and twenty
four deaths forty-three were due to
grip or to pneumonia.
ALL news items worth printing are
very gladly received DIT this office.
Tell them to us on the street, drop us
a note or call us on the telephone.
Any one Of these may be used. In
case you do not know the details give
us hint of the news being af1oat and
we VIII do the rest. Helpus continue
this as the best newspaper of its size
in the state.
THE local hive of the Ladies Of the
Maccabees is proving one of the most
popular organizations of the town.
They have twenty-four members and
have been adding to the list very fast
ever since they were installed few
months ago. They meet every Satur-
day night in the Maccabees Hall and
it is the desire of the head OF the OF
der that all the members be present
on the next meeting night. This is
an insurance as well as a social order.
MISS MARY SEMANs is having a
clearance sale of late winter millinery
to make room for the new spring
goods. Some very elegant bargains
are being offered this week.
Two subcommittee of the Senate
and House are at work framing law
to protect the quail, or Virginia par
fridge. After the present law pro-
tecting birds expires, which it will by
limitation within a few months, there
will be no law to prevent the Staying
Of the cartridges at any time of the |
year. the partridge, it is said, was
left out of the general law protecting
birds by mistake, and the object Is |
now to get it on the protected list.
The bill now being prepared not only
proposes protection to birds and AMI |
malls, but requires persons coming |
here to hunt from other States to take |
out license, and imposes heavy |
penalty for doing so. A bill embody- |
ing proper provisions ought to pass.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1899-02-02
About OUR FRIENDS.
Personal Mention of Prominent People
Where they are and How they are.

Personal Mention of Prominent People
Where they are and How they are.
Col. FAST has our thanks for cop
les of the Senate and Housed journals
Rev. Mr.. Lytle has returned home
after visiting friends here for several
days.
Lee p. Watson, of Whiteday, was
here yesterday looking after some
business matters.
Students Frum and Law who at
tended the funeral of Senior Clemens
have returned to Morgantown.
Mrs. E. FL. Coombs is in Allegheny,
Pa, to spend brief season with her
daughter Mrs. Davis. OF course it
will be an agreeable occasion for
both.
Mrs. Marshall, sister of Rev. f.
Price, is very i'll at the home of Al
bert Powell in Greenmont. She is
thought to be little better at this
time.
Mrs. Elizabeth Anderson who has
been visiting her children in New
York since last July has returned to
Morgantown. Her many friends here
are glad to see her again.
Miss Lucy Wood remains about the
same, her recovery from an attack of
fever is quite slow. To-day she is
about the same as on the correspond
ing day of last week having exper-
fenced slight relapse on last Satur-
day.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1899-02-02
Not the Largest,
But the Best....
WELLS
Not the Largest,
stock Taking is Done,

SWIM AaNiufS - sSohCt
Profits have been made.
We are well satisfied and pleased with
the years business and will now pro-
ceed to
Clean Up!
The cleaning up shall be general
Nothing will be spared Profits now
shall be yours, and you will be wise II
you participate in this Cleaning Up"
Sale of Best-Made Suits, Overcoats and
Trousers in Morgantown.
Sale Begins This Morning
Mems Suits!
Zen different styles of Well-Made,
AllWoo Fancy Cheviot Suits, which
sold readily for $3.50 and $1,000 are cut
down to
$3.50.
Quarter Satin-Lined Cashmere Suits,
decidedly excellent in finish, and which
were great values at 1920, are cut
down to
$500.
Black and Fancy Worsted Cheviot
Suits of Superfine Finish, in Single and
Double Breasted Sacks, which sold at
$500, are cut down to
$3.50.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1899-02-02

AN-UP-TO-DATE news stand at the
Acme. 128-5t
SPECIAL sale of doilies and silks
at Miss Mary Semans this week.
The Charles Mortimer company
Will hold the boards at the Opera
House all next week. They como
with many recommendations.
S. V. THoMPsoN's rcetaurant is
the place in town To eat Oysters
served in every style.
Gil. ...snor. : '~-.i',~ '-ory
smooth going in tbs .e d
it will get there in great shop. x
town up the river can accept our
congratulations and we will be with
them before very long.
SPECIAL sale of doilies and silks at
Miss Mary Semans this week.
BANIsTER shoes in all the newest
styles can be had only at Hirschman's.
COME around and get handsome
Rambler catalogue. They tell about
the best wheel made which sells for
forty dollars.
YOU'LL miss the chance OF your life
If you don't take advantage of Hirsch-
mans Clothing Offer.
For Banister Shoes go to
HirSchn1an'S Patent leather
and enamel, $3.50
THE funeral of the late George w.
Smith who died on Wednesday morn
ing on Wiles Hill took place at Mt.
Union on Thursday afternoon. It
was under the auspices of Hoffman
Post G. A. r. of which he was a mem
Der.
K. j. DoNLEy, manufacturer of the
Test brands of tobies: Little Dutch
$13 per thousand, Old Gold and
Blue $1,000, Monongahela SO so, and
Standard Elves $3.50.
SPECIAL sale OF doilies and silks at
Miss Mary Semans this week.
For RENT: A comfortable four
room house in good neighborhood.
Possession can be given at once. In
quire at this office.
The gas went off at Parkersburg
on the evening before the coolest
night that has been experienced this
winter and the population there
shivered in unison We can sympa-
thize with them for that is the way
our gas used to be but recently there
has been nothing of the kind to dis
turb us and we have gas to burn at
all times.
Come to the opening at Whit
tingtOn's February 4th. Shoes.
Clothing, Hats and Gents furnish
ing Good. P0sten Builing.
THE travellers to and from town
have been very scarce for the last week
or SO. Few people are going away and
fewer are coming into town aside from
the drummers who are over running
the face of the earth.
MUNsEY, Munsey, Munsey, Munsey,
Munsey, always on sale at the Acme.
I28-5t
OPENING of Laces and Embroider-
les at Miss Laura Dawson's Thurs
day and Friday, Feb. End and 3rd.
YOU should try Donley's Little
Dutch, 3 for 5 cents They are as
good as any five cent cigar
THE Columbus, Ga, Ledger has
just reached this office. It contains q
long account of the last dress parade
of the famous 1st West Virginia,
speaking of men and officers, includ-
ing musicians, in the highest terms.
giving number of them by name.
1t also gives expression to very many
regrets by the people of that city at
parting with such a splendid lot Of
men who are such good soldiers and
thorough gentlemen. Early next
week the boys will begin TO arrive at
home.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1899-02-02

IT is with sincere regret that we
hear Of the death of Mr.. A. w. Ten
nanS which occurred few days ago
at his home in Baltimore. For prob
ably twenty-five years Mr.. Tenant
had represented the firm of Daniel
Miller and Co., very large dry goods
firm. in this section and he had wide
acquaintance not only among mer-
chants but all classes. He was very
intelligent, genial and popular gentle
man. His death will be learned with
regret wherever he was known.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1899-02-02
Found.

A large key was picked up on the
street and turned into this once.
Owner can have it by calling proving
property and paying for this notice.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1899-02-02
The Sun

Away shines at some stage of
the game on Saturday. We
make pictures sun or no sun 90
cents the half dozen. Sure to
please.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1899-02-02
Lost.

A lady's blue enameled belt buckle,
somewhere on Main Street. Liberal
reward by leaving at this ONCE.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1899-02-02
Sennper Iden.

and up, on easy payments-part work
and part money.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1899-02-02
MhR[)I
G|RhS
at New Orleans and Mobile
QUEEN & CRESCENT

sxle uzI!ys Feu % -, good uhtI Ftb. q % re.
turn. Also 70 Birmingham. Ala, on same dates.
c RINzARsoN, Gen. Pass. Agt., Cincinnati, Ohio.
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10 Queensware at suAw's,


Lock Brevard was down from Full
ton Monday.
A. j. Applegate, of Caro-, spent
Sunday at Jordan.
John Sanders. of Union City, was
IN the city Sunday.
Mr.. J +. Hall, of this county. is Sc
riously i'll with fever.
N Special attention to Hardware
shelf goods at SHAws.
Miss Mayes, of this county is very
i'll with typhoid fever.
Roy Hertweck, of Luxora, Ark, is
visiting parents at home.
No amount of culture will make a
man stop snoring in his sleep.
We are told that wealth does not
bring happiness and we know that pow.
erty doesn't.
-Mayes Latta, of Water Valley, will
start Sunday for Dickson, Tenn, to at
tend school.
The health of a town depends upon
It's AtNAA Z Nv -ANNA VIZ httN N
streets and alleys.
L. ID. Nichols. of Crutchheld, and
Miss Ora Carr, of Moscow, are guests of
Miss Lizzie Stubs.
There is a certain Young lady of
Hickman that has a sweetheart, who Is
ali the way from New Mexico.
When a man does something mean
to you that you had thought of doing
to him it warps the golden rule.
A man who appeases his wife's fits
of temper with bonbons, speaks in glow
ing terms of his sugar curing process.
The Padncah Leader, now publish
ed weekly, is to be converted into an
afternoon Daily and will support Goe-
bel.
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AN ENJOYABLE EVENT.

Perhaps the most enjoyable pic
mic of the season was that given
by Mrs. s. NJ. Hubbard, to the
members of the Cake Walk aud
Color Drill, who 10 the winter, for
the benefit Of the w. G. Il. u. en-
tertained a large audience.
Promptly at o o'clock q. m, the
little ones began to gather at the
residence Of Mrs. Reeves, their
faces beaming with joy Gus antici
patton. They were met 10y u wag.
on sent by Mrs. Hubbard, and
driven TO the farm an ideal farm
in every respect aud one must be
morbid indeed who could not rev.
ell in extreme happiness, when of.
fered for a day, hospitality Of this
delightful home. The second
wagon took out the last of the
Jolly crowd, others having gone
in buggies. They were literally let
loose in the beautiful yard where
they enjoyed swings, hammocks,
croQuet for the older ones aud ex.
press wagoDs,aDd wheel barro ws
for the very little ones. Such a
happy time, The merry shouts
and laughter wer observed by
Poll Parrot" who for while
maintained sulleD dignity. but 10
the afternoon gave herself up to
the spirit of the occasion and
screamed. talked and played.
much to the delight of the chill.
dren, who are ready TO enter into
the sayings of parrot.
Dinner was served on tables
prepared by Mrs. Hubbard, who
also prepared two freezers of
cream.
In the afternoon the party was
joined by Mrs. j. j. Young. Mrs.
Prather, Mrs Helm, Miss Lizzie
Strong and Rev. Hefley. 1t was
agreed by all present TO be the
jolliest day Of the season. Chap
rones. Mesdames Rose Hubbard,
Lille Wall, Lola Reeves and Lu
ella Hefley. ..
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1899-08-18
III. A. Tyler Interviewed

The following is an extract of
an interview with Col. II. A.
Tyler, which appeared in the Gin
cinnati Enquirer:
Col. Fl. A. Tyler, of Hickman
KY, ex.State Senator, who lie at
the head ofs large box manufac
turing plant in this city, was al
the Gibson yesterday.
III am q gold standard Demo
GRAFT" said Col. Tyler, and am tax
ing no part In the factional fight
In Kentucky. The kicking in our
section-the extreme west end oil
the state-seems to be among the
Hardin men. j. y. Flournoy, oil
Fulton, who lie, l see, one of the
boilers attending the Lexington
convention, is not a man Of much
influence. The Hardin men work
ed hard to carry my county. but
the Stone men defeated then
handily."
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Buchanan is closing
out at Cost.

Clinton Democrat Miss Helm, of
Hickman, was a visitor at the Teach
ers Institute last week She is striking
ly pretty and entrancingly entertain
ing, SO many of our smitten beaux de-
clare.
Hickman has developed a freak in
the birth of four kittens bound together
by ligaments, perfectly formed other
wise, and for forty eight hours appar-
emily as lively and spry as any other
kittens.
Cairo have formed base ball league.
Several other cities will probably sign.
making league much larger than the
old Central league that existed several
years ago.
- positively will repair your
watch or clock at less than the cheap
est. / have the experience, tools and
can execute the work. Yours truly,
X. w. BUCK.
A college Professor, soliciting an
old farmer to send his son to his college,
said, "You never saw college gradu-
ate behind a bar in saloon mo,
Cap'n," said the farmer, "but I've seen
heaps of 'em in front of the bar, and
that's the side whar the pizen gets in
Its work"
The Memphis Commercial Appeal
says that branch road is to be built at
very early date from Dyersburg, Tenn.
to the Mississippi river, and while nc
definite action III the matter has been
taken as yet. the understanding is that
the L. g. will furnish the money with
which TO construct the road.
The anti-Goebel meeting at Full
ton named jim Parker as an alternate
delegate. and Jim is indignant, he be-
ing for Goebel straight. Jim is SIMON
pure all wool yard wide, raised in the
Courier office, has his own opinions,
dares to express them, but always
stands straight, fodder or no fodder.
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TRUST NEWS OF A DAY.

10 the industrial news yester
day were accounts Of the usual
number trust organization:
1. A glove trust with $4,000,
900 capital stock. Ii purposes no,
only to control the Americau
manufacturing and market but Ia
build up an expert trade. eve
are satisfied that we can undersell
European manufacturers abroad, Y
says the promoter. Gloves, oil
course are heavily protected IN,
der our tarlff.
2. A combination OF the manu-
fscturers of sensitized phof.>
graph paper with capitalization
of s13, 100000.
3. A cotton duck trust with a
capitalization Of $25, 1000. 900.
4. The Bobbin trust with q cap
ital of $1,000 900.
8. The Tobacco trust which has
long bad a monopoly Of the Gig.
arctic business, is r. aching out
for all the smoking tobacco man.
ufactorles and has taken in some
Of the largest independent con.
Germs in the West.
6. The American Tin. Plate Com.
pany is "closing up many Of its
acquired plants, throwing many
wOrkmen out Of employment.
The only surprise is there were
so many uncombined industries
IN the country after the extraor
binary multiplication OF trusts.
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400 Mems and Boys
custOm.made Suits go
at Cost at Buchanan's.

The injunction granted by Chan
cellor Cooper stopping Maj j. q. Harris
from draining Reelfoot Lake, stands
good until the case is heard IN full,
Harris not intending to make any fur.
ther effort to dissolve 1t. Some ac-
quainted with Tennessee Chancery
practice say the final hearing may not
be for several years.
The Bird Quarterly meeting of the
Methodist Church next Saturday and
Sunday. The Quarterly conference
will convene at the church Saturday at
s p. III. All the official members are
urged to be present at this business
meeting of the church, and the mem
beers of the church and the pupils are
requested to be present and hear Rev.
jenkins preach.
--Jo. Carter a negro, was arrested at
Woodland Mills, Saturday, for stealing
wheat from Mr.. Crit. Bondurant and
A. j. Jeffries. He was brought TO Hick.
man, acknowledged his guilt, and plac.
ed in Jail. Several other farmers IN
this vicinity have had wheat stolen, and
Carter is suspected 1t is believed that
a white man is partner with Carter in
the stealing.
Union City Commercial Courier,
10th inst j. 4. Hing, of Hickman,
was here to-day. - Leonard Frost, of
Hickman, was here Saturday .-Eugene
Naylor, a prominent business man of
Hickman, was visitor here Tuesday.
Ferd. Berendes, a Unknown book
seller, of Hickman, was in the city Fri
day night.-John y. Hagan, of Hick-
man, now representing IA wholesale
grocery firm of st. Louis, was visitor
at this Office Saturday. Miss Ethel
Briggs returned home Wednesday fro n
weeks visit to Combs Springs and
Hickman. She was accompanied home
from the latter place by Miss Lou Mont
gomery,
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1899-08-18
The Fulton Meeting.

The Fulton Leader reports that
only III took part in the anti Co
ebel mass convention at Fulton
3 Of whom were Republicans. 63
present at the speaklng-4l for
Goebel, 8 boilers, aud the remain.
der Republicans.
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LOCAL NEWS.

Whatever you have to say, my friend,
Whether witty, or grave. or gay,
Condense as much rs ever You can,
And say it in the rcadiest way;
And whether YOU write of rural affairs,
Or matters and things in town.
Just take a word of friendly advice,
Boil it down.
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He is for G0ebel.

The friends of DR.. Sam Luten
authorize the statement that the
publications indicating that he
was q "bolter" are untrue and
that he will vote for Goebel. In
fact he thinks that Goebel is the
best man that could have been
nominated.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1899-08-18

GoEBEL's title 10 the nomina-
ton for Governor is as good as
was Knott's when he beat Jones ;
as McCrearv's when he defeated
Williams; as good as was Hardin's
for Attorney General when he
beat Richards, or as good as sew
eral other nominations that might
be mentioned. The Democrats
have, on several occasions, con.
dOned the very things with which
some are now charging GOebel,
and for which they are refusing TO
support him. Goebel is entitled
TO as loyal support as given Nc
Cresry, Knott, Hardin or Berry. -
Georgetown News.
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The negro Metbodists Of Ala.
bsma a few days ago passed res.
olutions asking Congress to ap.
Dropriste $100,0O0,000 toward
defrsying the expenses Of trans
porting members OF he r
race to Africa. These colored PEG
pie seem to have forgotten that
this proposition is on the opposite
side o. the bargain counter from
which Uncle Sam is doing busl.
ness these days. The old gentle
man is bending all efforts to add.
ing more black people to his
constituency, not to getting rid of
them. Then, too, he would be
making a bad trade to swap the
American negro for a lot of 9th
or variety, even though he got
them at the immortal ratio.
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POLITICS has changed some.
what since David Bennett Hill
dramatically exclaimed, am a
Democrat The mere statement
nowadays that q man Is a Demo
crat cuts no ice whatever unless
accompanied with bill Of partic.
ulars. There are Silver Demo.
Gratis. Gold Democrats. Jefferson.
ian Democrats, high tariff Demo
Gratis, free trade Democrats, anti.
Goebel free silver Democrats.
Goebel gold Democrats aud anti.
Gosbel gold Democrats, regular
Democrats and boiling Democrats,
old time Democrats and machine
Democrats, and Kentucky just
now has a few of each kind.
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Mules for sale.

Three good Mules and two harness
Mares, for sale. Apply to
JNO D. MAYES.
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DEMOCRACY DEMANDS 1T.
From St. Louis Republic

FROM OF. LOUIS hepuDllc.
1t is good to see Mr.. Richard
Croker, the leader of Tammany,
correctly align himself in Demo.
cratic sentiment 10 opposition TO
imperialism and the trust evil.
and In favor Of united amity to.
ward the psrty's candidate.
The fight of Democracy of 1900
must Of necessity be made large.
ly upon these two issues, forced
by Republican subseryiency to
moDopolistic influences. The
trusts must be fought in the ia.
terest Of legitimate commercial
and industrial! enterprises and Of
the American people az a body.
Imperialism must be crushed sole.
iy as a tremendous menace to
American principles aud Amer.
can institutions.
Mr.. Croker would cease TO he a
Democrat should he refuse to
take part IN the purely democrat.
10 war against these undemocrat.
ic and un.American tendencies.
Trustism and Imperialism both
alike the creation Of syndlcated
politics are inherently foreign
and hostile TO the spirit Of democ.
racy. They represent nothing
but the evergrOwing rapaciiy Of a
favored caste, first monopolizipg
the field of American opportunity
and then using the military power
Of this Government for the con.
quest of foreign territory by
means of which to widen the field
of syndicate ACKNOWLEDGMENT.
Gov. BRADLEY has appointed
the following gentlemen as dele.
gates to the Convention on Trusts
to meet in Chicago on Sept. 18Th:
Hons. WIN. Lindsay. Jno. w. Yer.
kes, w. @. p. Breckenridge p. w.
Hardin, Judge Holt, Preston Kim.
ball and Jno. ". Lewis.
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Farmers Free Column

: Under this heading will hereafter b,
published notices NOT to exceed Is hnes
each, from farmers who are sutScrib
ers. who have horses. mules. cows, pro
ducts, seed. &c, for sale. free of charge
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Jersey MilcI, Cow.

A licensed bull at VIM. Beckman'
Inquire
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REMEMBER t is The FIRST Correct or Nearest Correct
Guess which GETS THE MONEY

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FOR SALE.

200 bushels extra quality Irish Pota.
toes of the Carmen No !, New Queen
and Naules Thoroughbred varieties In
not less than 10 bushel lots az SOC bush
Pure Apple Vinegar, 10 gal. lots, 2,c.
New Sweet Cider by Dbl only. at - 90
per barrel. ID. W. DICKINSON.
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TIE BIC CONTEST"

special the publishers of The Semi Weekly
are limited
Weekly
for II
in
in of
adv, pcof rmarkabl allowed
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FOR SALE.

White Cochin Bantans, chickens and
eggs. Apply Ia WARREN 5, ELLISON