Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1900-07-27

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THE Wheeling News got the con-
tract for printing the University cat
alogues without any trouble but they
have been troubled greatly in getting
them printed. They ARE not out yet.
There was no bidding on the job but
the News had been such a thick and
thin defender of the learned head Of
the institution that it was rewarded.
This is the first case in which he has
exhibited any signs OF gratitude since
he entered the state. Probably he is
yet susceptible of improvement.
Hammocks from 75e to $50 at
MADEIRA Bros
In letter to The Philadelphia
Press Booker L. Washington speaks
very encouragingly Of the treatment
of colored people by their white
neighbors in the South. He says,
among much else that is of intereet:
In any case have not seen a sin.
| gle colored man who had secured
intellectual and moral properties,
and had high character, who did
not have the respect and confidence
Of the white people whore he lived. :
| LADY Fingers, Macaroons, Vanalia
| waters, freshed baked to-day.
ST.. GLARS BAKERY.
THE Democratic State Commit
lee has arranged a number of APP
pointments for speeches BY Hon.
John III. Holt, the Democratic nomi-
nee for Governor. 1t is given out
by the committee that Mr.. Holt will
speak in every county in the State,
butsat the present only fifteen APP
pointments have been set for him,
beginning at Clarksburg July 26.
He will speak at Martinsburg Aug
ust S, when the Democratic Con
yention for the Second district meets
at that place.
The Bumbo Lane Barber shop will
be open all day Friday and Saturday.
Hair cutting in an style for fifteen
! cents. GABE HOLLAND, Barber.
/ NOTHING has yet reached here
/ about the civil service examinations
for carriers for the local post Office.
Mail delivery will be established here
on October 1st, and it is but two
months more. The department will
/ have to get move on itself. 1t gen.
orally does things in plenty of time,
howevey. The examination is open
TO everyone and those making the
highest grades are selected. When
the grades are in other respects equal,
preference is directed to be given tc
the one living here over on outsider.
i WE lead, OTHERS follow. The
/ Delicatessen ice cream can't be beat.
1t is made to order from $l.00 pei
gallon up. Prices and goods to suit
4 all
IT will have to come TO it that the
/ superintendent Of the public schools
/ will have to regulate in some manner
the admission Of Morgantown chill
dren into the University. 1t is state1
that the University authorities have
! offered to accept any plan that is pro:
posed by the school board here. 1t Is
now up TO the school board to find a
remedy for this glazing defect in oul
system. Until it is found there is
going TO be all kinds Of trouble con-
stantly and the children are going to
be injured some times irreparably.
THE NEW DOMINION is exactly
right about the school problem, said
a we'll known business man to-day.
I No child should be allowed to enter
the University from the Public
Schools until it is ready for the
change. To my own knowledge there
have been numbers Of instances In
which the children left the public
school too early only To fail when they
/ entered the University. 1t cripples
the efforts of both schools. No par
ent should make any objection to the
superintendent governing the matter
and preventing those from going who
were not able to take up the heavier
tasks. Noother plan, is fair to the
child.