Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1901-11-16
THE Bon Ton Store has the largest

THE Clarksburg Daily Post as usual
/ is mistaken.
IT is probable that Rubin saw the
shooting stars last night.
OF course everyone predicted Just
how the prize fight would end.
MANY people have gone up the
Blackbottle to see the big rock blown
up this afternoon.
The dramatic papers speak highly
of Old Arkansaw. The show is evil
IDENTIFY very strong one.
HUNTERS from outside will have to
be a little careful or they will have
cause to wish that they had been.
/ THE meteors didn't have any show
I to be seen as the drop curtain did not
rise even il the stars did shoot.
Edward Kenna went with the foot
ball team this morning to California
He will officiate in the game this ar
ternoon.
FROM Lancaster Ohio the Mir )r
correspondent writes, 'sOld Arkansaw,
the 28th, large audience performance
excellent"
WHEN man has a birth day he
generally takes day off, When a
woman has one she generally takes a
couple of years off.
THE finishing touches are being put
on the Hall office building building
and it will be ready for its tenants
in short time.
THE Baltimore & Ohio has publish
bulletin to tTainmen requiring all
passenger conductors to remove their
hats when passing through the dining
car while meals are being served.
A BARREL of fine candy will be
given away by Santa Claus next
Thursday November 21st at the Bon
Ton store. A full line of holiday
goods Will be on display on above date.
The Opekiska boys having become
satisfied with their sight of the world
have returned home. Hickory oil
would no doubt be the proper anti
dote for an attack like they had.
The last excursion of the year will
be run tomorrow to Pittsburg to allow
people to see the mum show. There
are other points of interest that they
can visit if they SO desire however.
THE prospects are rather dark for
the paving that still needs to be done.
Unless the weather should improve
the work will have to be suspended
If so several streets will be practically
impossible during the winter.
JOHN MADIGAN had his slaughter
house raided on Friday night and
lost two quarters Of veal in conse
quence. The thieves have been
tracked and search warrants will be
issued.
ONE thing that is troubling people
who like pork is the reported scarcity
of porkers this fall. The farmers
have failed to raise them in the num-
bers usually raised and pork is going
to be scarce this winter. The meat
will have to be imported.
WRITE your letter to Santa Claus
and bring it to the Bon Ton store
Thursday November 9th. Santa
Claus will be there to receive it and
will give away barrel of fine candy
to the little boys and girls on that
day.
A FEW rabbits are being offered
for sale in the local markets but as a
rule those who have been hunting
them have not been selling the bun
MES. The rabbits that are sold are
usually caught in dead falls or in
some other form of trap.
YESTERDAY was Arbor Day but
there wasn't any tremendous notice
taken of that fact by local people.
This isn't as it should be. The obser-
vance of Arbor Day should be general
and the state will profit vastly when
ever this becomes an accomplished
| fact.
PRINTERS ink says some mer-
chants treat their only advertising
space-tne window as though it
were something to be ashamedof and
concealed. And it usually Is when
they have filled it with empty cigar
boxes, wholesalers signs and pack
ing cases.
MAJOR Charles F. Powell an
nounced that the dredging at the
lower entrance to Lock No. on the
Monongahela river has been com
pleted and the guide wall below the
lock rebuilt. Dredging was done in
the extension along the guide wall,
making straighter and easier en-
trance and exit from the lock, which
will be great advantage to nayiga-
ton. This is all that Major Powell
expects to do in this line Of improve
ment this year at that point