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Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1901-12-04
Hose.

Is dozen Ladies Fancy Hose, all
patterns, worth 25c pair Will
sell them for &c pair.
80 dozen Ladies' Black Hose !;
they are worth 125c a pair. They
go for &c pair.
SO doz. Ladies' fleece lined Hose.
This is the kind you pay 15c for.
They go at this sale for Sc pair.
81 dozen Ladies all-wool Hose.
Regular 25c kind. You take them
for 14c pair.
25 dozen Gents Fancy Hose, all
patterns, stripes, dots and flowers.
They sold for 15c a pair. Now
they go at SC pair.
100 dozen Gents heavy gray
feeced lined Hose, the heaviest on
the market. Actual value, 121c ;
now 7ac pair.
SO dozen Mems heavy gray Hose,
regular 10c quality at 45c pair.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1901-12-04
Dry Goods.

1000 yards of Calico in REM
nants; all colors, worth &c a yard.
At this sale pc a yard.
5000 yards of Plaid Goods worth
Sc a yard. At this sale BIC a yard.
5000 yards of Outing Cloth,
worth 1870 yard. At this sale
&c yard.
$500 yards of Bieached Muslin,
worth &c yard, going at &c yd.
5000 yards of (Fruit of the
Loom) Muslin; sells for 12c. At
this sale &c a yard.
1000 yards Of. Flannelette Waist
ing, fancy colors and strips, worth
15c yard, going at sc a yard.
5000 yards Bingham, all colors,
worth &c, going at this sale for Sc.
5000 yards Hickory Shirtings,
worth Sc yard, going at Sc.
$500 yards of Toweling, actual
value DC, going at this sale for Sc a
yard.
1900 yards Dinen Toweling,
worth Sc yard, going at 45c yd.
5000 yards of genuine Irish
Linen Toweling, the kind you usu-
ally buy for 123c yard, going at
this sale for 7c a yard.
1000 yards turkey red Table
Damask, 50 inches wide. worth 35c
a yard, will 60 at 19c yard.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1901-12-04
Youths Suits.

% Youths Black and Blue Fancy
Worsted or Cheviots Suits a bar
gain at $3.50 to turn them into mon
ey for $1.S9
Is Youths all wool striped fancy
worsted regular price $3.50 at this
sale $500.
100 Youths Suits worth anywhere
from $3.50 to So, most any color,
style or pattern at this sale at 1915.
Youths all wool fancy worsted
suits, the latest styles and make
worth at cut price $3.50 go for 1925.
Youths black, blue or light strip
ed suits worth $6 at this sale only
$3.50.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1901-12-04
Mems Overcoats.

70 Mems Kersey Oyercoats, black
blue and brown, cheap at IS, as long
as they last yours at S1.98.
so Mems Fine Beaver Overcoats,
you can see your girl or go to church
while you have one on, only $500.
65 Mems Covert Cloth Skeleton
Overcoats with fancy silk trimmings
all wool, $3.50.
Mems Raglan and Grand Duke
0vercoats shy length or any color
one of these is what YOU want for
stylish dress. From SO to SIS. This
store has them and no other store
can beat the prices quoted.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1901-12-04

Boys Shoes.

9S pairs of Boys Heavy Shoes
worth from 75c to $1.25 at this sale
all 90 for 69c
40 pair of boys school shoes
double soles and made to wear, act
ual value from S1.25 to S1.75, all 90
at this sale at 99e.
IT'S pair boys dress shoes; we have
them in Wei Kid, Box and Velour
Calf worth $1.75 to $3.50 to go at
$l.39.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1901-12-04
Comforts, Blankets,
and Bed Spreads.

100 pairs 1914 Blankets, all colort
white, blue, drab and gray. They
sold for Zoe; we will sell them as
this sale only for 48c pair.
1875 pairs ia Blankets, all col
ors, worth S1.25. Going at 73c a
pair
$50 pair finest quality 11-4 Blan-
kets. This is the blanket you usu-
ally pay from $1.40 to $500 for
but at this safe they go for Csc a
pair.
300 fine Comforts. They are ex-
ira large, made of nice goods, worth
$1.00 apiece. They go for 69c.
375 best quality Comforts, best
calico and white cotton. These
Comforts were made to sell for
$3.50 to $3.50 apiece, They go for
CSC apiece.
400 Bed Spreads, actual value
one dollar. They go for &c.
375 good quality Bed Spreads,
heavy figured material, made to
sell for $1.o0 to $3.50. We will sell
them at this sale for SOC.
267 finest quality, heavy figured
large size Bed Spreads. They are
the best on the market, worth $3.50
to $500. At this sale they go for
1.124.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1901-12-04
Children's Suits.

70 Children's Suits worth from
81 to ~ at this sale zoe.
80 Children's Suits, any color,
style or pattern worth -, So and "a
all go at this sale at 1929
3 piece Ghildrens Vestee Suits the
latest styles and shades worth So at
this sale S1.49.
so Boys Blue or Black Diagonal
or Clay Worsted worth 81 so at this
sale 1926.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1901-12-04
Gloves.

10 dozen Gents Working Gloves,
good leather. They are worth up
to SOC pair. They will go for 19c
a pair.
80 dozen assorted Gents Working
Gloves. We have them in buck,
hog, mule, dog and horse skin.
These gloves we sold from 75c to
$3.50. You can have your choice
for 4sc.
Il dozen Gents fine Dress Gloves.
We have them in the dressed and
the undressed kid, all the newest
shades. They are worth from 75c
to $3.50 a pair. VIII sell at this
sale for Acc a pair
II dozen Gents finest quality
dressed and undressed Kid Gloves.
They are made by the best manu-
facturers in the country. Actual
value from one 70 two dollars.
They go for SIC pair.
80 dozen Ladies dressed and I'M
dressed Kid Gloves all the latest
colors. They are worth from s1.Q0
to $3.50 pair. At this sale for
47c.
SO dozen Ladies finest quality
dressed and undressed Kid Gloves,
newest shades worth $3.50 to $3.50.
They go for &c.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1901-12-04

newest styles and cuts, black I
colored cloths, trimmed with ve|
and satin, prices ranging from 81
to $40.
We have one OF the Il est
largest line of capes that was c
put in one store room in Morg
town. and we must sell them
season. Buying in large quantil
enablesIus to sell them to you
what other merchants pay for th
A large assortment Of plush shl
der capes, neatly trimmed. \
choice as long as they last Csc. /
One lot heavy double cloth 1
trimmed with fur and braid, "
81 80 at $1.23 while they last.
Extra long fine plush cape,
trimming OF plain, actual valu
large city stores So. Take then
1915. Money refunded If not i
factory. They wont last lor3
this price.
Extra fine quality Of black
blue all wool beaver and ke
eapes trimmed with satin and 1
strips, fine fancy stitching, u
$3.50 at $3.50.
A fine lot Of reversible golf 6
worth anywhere from $3.50 to
your choice at $500.
A large assortment Of fine 6
most any kind Of cloth you d
prices ranging from $40 to $40.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1901-12-04
Mems Shoes.

100 pairs Of Men Heavy of Men S
Haayy working shoes worth 81. IS at
this sale for 75c.
200 pairs of fine dress shoes worth
$50 to 1925 pair at this sale for
$100.
225 pairs Of Mems Box and Vel
our Calf Enamel and patent leather
dress shoes, our So to So line at this
sale for 1926.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1901-12-04
Ladies' CIoaks and
Capes.

We have full line of these goods
and request that you come here be-
fore you purchase Remember that
it is no trouble for us to show goods.
Ladies fine black or blue cloth
jackets, military cut or loose basque,
actual value So, our price $3.50.
Ladies tight fitting jackets, black
Or blue; regular price So; sell them
at 1915.
Ladies fine walking coats in the
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1901-12-04

$50 yards white Irish linen Table
Damask, 58 inches wide, worth Soc
a yard, going at 32c yard.
500 yards good Table Linen, 70
inches wide, worth 75c a yard !;
will sell it at 39c a yard.
375 yards finest quality white
figured Irish linen Table Damask.
y inches wide, worth S100 a yard
Will sell it as this sale for 49c yd
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1901-12-04
Boots

300 pairs OF gents leather boots,
leather throughout, best boot for the
money worth 50, will sell them
for 1924 pair.
500 pairs gents felt boots, they
are worth from So to $$33a pair we viii
sell them for S1.49 per pair
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1901-12-04
Handkerchiefs,

100 dozen Ladies' Handkere
In this line we have hemstiI
bordered and lace Handkere
They sold from 5 to 15c.
for &c apiece.
SO dozen Ladies finest d
Handkerchiefs that sold fr
to 25c apiece. All go for 94c a
50 dozen Gents Japanne
finish and hemstitched Hal
chiefs. They sold for 15c.
go for &c apiece.
25 dozen Gents fine Sill
flers. actual value 75c. III
for &c apiece.
Is dozen finest quality
Silk Muflers, 80 inches
regular $50 quality They
this sale for SOC.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1901-12-04
We all Goods money Mr. sr the partner Cohen
Sad who compelled Texas order his physician months
has decided withdraw from the firm order seek health Everything
sold sacrifice We viii sell ali goods Is cent below The price
every article the WILDE aked plain figures This the best chance tn
people Mogantown vicinity had Everything be sold BY JAM 10oz

and cloth Caps. Actual value from
50 to 75c. All go for 39e.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-09-13
Rehuild A. kidneus.

Any kidney or bladder trouble Is serious
one and should have early and right atten
tlon. The kidneys are slow to yield to dis
ease and when they do, oycrwork is the
usual cause. An affected kidney Is an ex-
hausted one, impure blood has weakened
1t; the remedy needed IS one that win re.
store strength and rebuild the kidney IT.
self. This DR.. Harter's Iron Tonic viii
10 1t has been doing II for forty.nve
years, and no other remedy has ever been
held In such universal favor
The kidneys filter impurities out OF the
blood. When the blood is bad the kidneys
get clogged with these polsons, DR.. Har-
ter's Iron Tonic cures by neutrallzlng the
impurities, by Fastening their expulsion,
by building up the tissues OF the Kidneys,
and by giving these organs more strength
and activity, whlle Il is curing kidney
and urinary troubles Il Is also repairing all
the delicate machinery OF the body.
This is the best Of all tonlcs II does
everything that any ordinary tonic can do
ana very many Important things that
other remedies can not do. Nor can II DO
anything but good; Il Is absolutely narm'
strength and hasten the cure OF any In
valid, young or old Ordinary iron some
times harms but the IRON In Harters Tonic
Is Ia such form that Il does no harm. II
enfiches the blood, strengthens the stom-
Ach, and aids digestion. Made By DIR. Har-
Ter Medicine Coz Dayton Ohio, sold
everywhere. $780,. 5,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-09-13

this county and Mrs, NJ. b. Striuger Of
Georgia was the elimination of romance
which had its origin as far back at 1865,
when both lived as ncighhors in Georgia
Mrs. Stringer reached here this morning
and was met at the train by Wilkerson,
who had provided magistrate. and the
two were made one AT the Union station
About thirty years ago Wilkcrson left
Georgia and came to Texas and married
In the meantime his former sweetheart also
married, hut few years ago her husband
died, as did the wife OF Wilkerson. They
learned of each others misfortune and
started a correspondence, which resulted in
the wedding which took place today Mr.
and Mrs. Wilkerson left soon after the
ceremony for their future home ut Brans-
ford.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-09-13
JUSTICE BROWN coNsERvArm
Says that the Country Should Not d
into IA E.L+rnr,,n

Says that the Country Should Not d
into an Extreme.
sherman, Texas. September 12.-,Hus 4
j, Brown Of the supreme court Of Tas
after reading the reports of the prssi1t
Improved condition, expressed hmsd /
gratifed at the news and said to The n
correspondent:
"Of course differ In policy With u
president, but no one can galnsay toe d.
that he Is n most estimable Christian n
tleman--a good man In the fullest &ra
the word, n man entitled to the respetil
sympathy that is going up from the Aslt
of all good citizens
There must be every reasonable IA
put forth to stem the tide of anaras
However. we must not 90 10 the extra
l very seriously doubt the good poir
making the contemplation of murder II
tai offense-that is, l doubt II such =
temptation deserves death. In the nav
OF making an attempt upon the life \
president "A capital of1enSe, to say that Z
life of any officer is more valuable y
that of any other law abiding elf
would be going further than nti.
republic could afford. Its tendency We
be too monarchial.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-09-13
HEROES OF TEXAS.
Memorials Which Were Presented N
the leuisla

Memorials Which Were Presented 10
the Legislature.
austin Texas, September 1t.-Following
Is the text of the memorial Introduced nv
senator Davidson GALVESTON and referred
to the committee on State affairs:
40 ine IWenty-seyenth Legislature of tho
state Of Texas in Special Session Con
, Dmghterss Of the Republic of Texas
ilyuSl"h IcNAS, Ol.-rhe Twentv-dfth
FslSVture of Texas having generously yIve,
10 rue Daughters of the Republic of 'Texos
Sne OF the spaces in Statuary han ser
Sln r y" Inc state Of Texas, FOR the life
Mhi'h statue will be placed In Stntuarv
- uE pirate subscription, the Daughters
a. Ky hepuoiic OF Texas feel that the re
m"lniug space In said Statunry han should
ne hlled by the statue OF General SSn,
houston, Ia recognition of his great services
10 T Inc cause Of Texan Independence
therefore, the Daughters Of the Republic
OF ieAAS; acting through 'ts executive com
mlttee' do most respectfully ana earnestly
ask the legislature 10 declare by proper
means om mat said remaining space in the
shall he nlled by the statue Of General sam
houston ana the further request Is made
that an appropriation be mndc for the exc.
cutlon OF the work. Respectfully,
Marie Bennett UryitX. Chairman.
Adele Brlscoe LoOscau, Secretary,
Maggie Tod Milby.
Belle sherman Kendall
Minnie Phelps NaSmer (proxyl
Mary J. Brlscoe proxy,
m Committee
the same subject was introduced by SEN
ators Dibrell and Patterson and was
adopted
Whereas. Two spaces In the Hail " stat.
nary In the National capitol mt Washing
ton have been allotted to each state in the
Union by act of congress for the purpose OF
doing honor to the illustrlous dead Of each
state; and.
Whereas, BY resolution passed by the
Twenty fifth legislature az the State OF
Texas, one Of the spaces so allotted 60 the
state Of Texas was given to the Daughters
Of the Republic OF Texas corporation
composed Of the female descendants of the
first settlers IN Texas, with the privilege
Of placing therein the statue OF one OF the
heroes OF the Republic, by private subscrip-
ton; and,
Whereas, The Daughters Of the Republic
OF Texas have selected the statue OF Stcph-
en- r.. Austin TO al the space SO given TO
thcm by said resolution; and,
Whereas The State OF Texas should do
honor 10 the name OF General sam Hous-
ton, one 81 the greatest benefactors of the
Republic aud Of the State
section I. Therefore, be Il resolved by
the legislature Of the State OF Texas, That
the statue OF General sam Houston shall
all the Remaining space tn the Hall Of Stat
uglry at Washington d, c., so SET aside TO
the State Of Texas by act OF congress, aud
that II any appropriation shall hereafter
be made by the State of Texas for the pur-
pose OF nlllng said space II shall be for the
statue OF General sam Houston.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-09-13
AN EXpIICIT sTATrNvNT


j. II. Walker chief clerk of the comp
tioller's department was seen today and
RsaSnl regarding the allegations contained
In the resolution adopted in the house
this morning providing for a committee 10
Investigate certain reports that the en-
ployes of certain departments have 10 pay
Il cSrtain percentage of their salaries ia de-
fray campaign expenses.
II have beard of the resolution and sun.
pose II Is aimed &C the compjrollers de.
init me to say, courts the fullest and most
free inquiry into all its operations The
resolution presumably grows out OF con.
Nibuuons by some Of the clerks--unt ali ny
any meRns-for relief OF Mr. Love from the
pressure 81 certain debts during the cam
paign Three or four Of the clerks knew
Of the debts and learned that they were
preshnh upon him from letters passing
ghrouEh their hands and II became known
IN fho same way that he was making an
Gncrt TO sell his home 10 pay them A
movement was started to raise enough
lnoney 10 relieve him, but this was done
without his knowledge or consent"
Continuing Mr.. walker said: at was
nos In the nature of an assessment In
some way the matter reached the ears Of
Mr. Love and ha called as together and
very emphatlcally sat down on the move
meht. giving peremptory orders TO diScOn.
tiput any effort In that direction.
The money already contributed was ton
deed 10 all clerks who would accept It,,
and six OF them supplemented the sum re-
naming with an amount sufficient TO take
up his most pressing note, which was paid
aud caused to he cancelled and sent 20 Mrs
I.ovs Other clerks came In aftorward and
reimbursed the six. Mr. Love was as
ignorant OF this proceeding ut all stages
Whereof as an unknown Tagalo In the Phil
ipoines, and II what have done In the
matter was wrong II Is one time | am
glad to have done wrong"
NJ Love was seen and he stated that
he wanted a full and complete inyestiga.
zion.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-09-13
cuMeeRLANp PRgseYrERIANs.
Annual Session of the Synod Is Being
Held at Fiishoro.


Held at Fiilshoro,
uillsboro Texas, septemG~r 12.-The sy-
nod of the Cumberland Presbyterian church
of Texas and Louisiana convened here to
day, with Rev. X, r. Crockett Of Temple
moderator and S. NJ, Templeton stated
clerk The opening sermon WIS preached
by Rey j. II. Curry Of Denton. After
announcing the committees the following
resolution was unanimously adopted aud
wired to President Mckinley;
Resolved, That the synod Of Cumberland
Presbyterian church ia session at Hills.
boro. Texas, does hereby express It's nor.
ror at the recent attempt upon the life OF
the CHIEF magistrate of our nation. Its
tervent prayer for his safe recovery and
gratitude for the tokens that encourage
our hopes It's personal sympathy With
the president and Mrs. Mckinley. and Its
respectful and solemn administration To the
lawmeldng powers of our country and
speedily draw the line safely between the
f"reaom Of the citizen and the abhorrent
treason Of anarchy mud the enactment of
penalties that viii eNpel the latter from
our borders
The address on missions was delivered
by Rev. j. II. Miller of st. Louis
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-09-13
Treasurers Warned .

Austin Texas, September 12-The comp
troller's department is today sending out
the following circular letter to the county
treasurers in the various counties of the
state;
Dear Sir-Your statement OF the bonded
Indebtedness of your county for the year
has not been received at this office.
The law requires that this statement
shall he made on the 30th day Of June Of
each year, and you are hereby requested
TO make out the same and send to this
Office at your very earliest convenience,
as the report Is wanted 10 appear In the
annual report 81 the comptroller. which Is
now being made out, Respectfully,
Il. NJ. Love- COMPTROLLER.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-09-13
Secretary Tod's Anpointees.

Austin Texas, September II Secretary
of state John c. Tod this morning an
nounced his appointees to the sam Hous'
ton Normal institute and to the Denton
Normal institute. According to law, he has
nine scholarships to each Of these instltu-
lions
The appointments GO the sam Houston
Normal are as follows Walter Wallis,
Mckinney; Miss Hattie Sommers, Sweet
water; Mrs Alma Mayheld sherman; Roy
Dixon Riverside; Miss Agnes Edwards,
Galveston; Miss Edna Graham, The Grove;
Miss Ellen Hudson. Lorena; Miss Lille
Humphrls Milburn; w. w. Hart, San
Saba.
To the Denton Normal: Miss Rosa Tay-
lor, Southmayd. Miss Mae Horn. Desdl-
monia: Miss Abhe Wheels Pike; Miss
Alma Knight Calvert; Miss Lennie Bah
cock Port Layaca Miss Minnie Best,
Brentwood; Miss jeanette Mercer, Grand,
view.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-09-13
AN INVESTIGATION IS ON.
The Friends Of Comptroller Love Have
Insisted on 1t.
EXPLICIT STATEMENT or THE MATTER
Which Gave Rise to the Rumors Given
Out bv Chief Clerk WaIker--Univer-
sity Girls to Have Dormtory.
AnstIn. r,exas. septomber IL.

Austin, Texas, September IL.
TIE "REFoRMERS7 were again In the
saddle today. Before adiourning until
Monday the senate passed a resolution
providing for the appointment of joint
committee 10 Investigate all State de-
rartments, institutions and officials dur.
ing vacation while the house discussed
and finally passed a resolution providing
fer the appointment of committee to
Investigate certain rumors TO the eject
that some department clerks were being
compelled to contribute part of their
salaries to relieve their chief. In the
senate there was much talking, but not
single dissenting vote In the house
there was some more talking and some
rttle opposition, but only little for the
friends of the heads OF the departments
TO be Investigated courted the fullest
cst'gntion.
WHILE NO NAMES WE'RE GIVEN in
tho resolution, it was stated during the
discussion on the floor OF the house that
. Comptroller Love was the official to
Z whom special reference was made. The
alleged taxing OF clerks was brought up
80 the senate while the other resolution
wae under discussion and senator Hanger
! explained that certain contributions had
been made by Mr. Loves clerks, but that
! such contributions were wholly volun-
eary. Later Mr.. Loves chief clerk gave
! nn interview to a representative of The
l rost. In which he corroborated Senator
] dangers statement and clearly explain
ed the whole matter Mr.. Love Is held in
: The highest esteem and there is no doubt
among the conservative element that the
only effect OF the investigation will he to
Increase his popularity. lie was before
the committee this afternoon.
rHE INVESTIGATION MCRoBE seems
to have gotten thoroughly into the sys-
ten of some Of the legislators The de-
sire to Investigate" is becoming almost
a frenzy with some of them and thcre
is room for much doubt as to where the
whole matter is to end. So far no one
has seen ut to ask for an Investigation
~ the legislature itself with reference
TO the acknowledged fact that some mem
bC1s who ride on railroad passes collect
mileage from the state
ALL OF THE TIME that was not used
ty rhe discussion OF the investigation
resolution in the house was devoted to
the consideration of single proposed
amendment to the appropriation bill; the
element which is fighting the State uni.
N"I sity sought to strike out the item APP
pioprlating $4,000 for the purpose of
erecting domitory for girls, hut after
a long struggle the amendment was de
tcLted by u vote of 80 to oil, the item
referred TO thus being retained In the
blh.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-09-13

bales, compared with last season u.
This estimate of mine is based On u, =
careful reports ! have been able 4. \
There is another thing that / via
speak If and that is the unusuaIr {
price Of cotton seed. A ton ought N
worth S24. Half of that amount Is HI
are able 10 get. The mills have iorns
combine. a trust, and have agreed n
price they will pay. If this arrangsnl
can not be broken up in any other Vsr
mean to have the antitrust law Enid,
against them"