Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1903-12-08

! IF ynu ever saw Fine Candy you
will recognize ours. Gloss New
Store, 0'Kelly Bldg, High st.
THE merchant who claims that adj
yertising will not help bis business
will reach receivership before retire
ment.
SWEETEST assortment OF Candies,
Ream's.
HAVE your seats reserved early for
David Harum.
DON'T wait but leave orders for your
Xmas Candies at once, Reams'.
Now is the time for the merchant to
make himself popular with his custo-
mers for The whole year, by display
ing nice line Of Christmas goods and
advertising them.
/ SPECIAL investments In writing
paper, Ream's.
! The PLAY that won't wear out
David Harum."
SEE what Ream has for Xmas in
perfumes.
NOTHING pieases the ladiss so much
as a box of French candy from Keam's.
| A LARGE number of invitations
have been Issued to souvenir party
to be given in Prof. L. M. Mathern's
dancing hall, the Derlng building,
Wednesday evening, December 8, at
half past eight o'clock.
GLOSS new candy store and fancy
bakery will open soon with the
largest and finest line of candy.
homemade fresh and delicious eyer
seen in Morgantown; Agent for
Lowneys.
THE Success of Successes" David
Haum."
FINCH parties are becoming more
popular everyday and the hostess who
desires to entertain her friends with
out the cards so frequently used finds
| fl inch an excellent and thoroughly ac-
cepta BILE substitute.
TRY small box and you will leave
70 ur order for more at Renm's.
The adoption of the Torrsns sys
tenn of lar d titles in this state may
occurat some time in the future.
If so twill greatly simplify. our pres
ent complex system. 1t is being
widely discussed.
HENRY JEWELL who has tailor
shop in the Donley Building on
Peasants street invites his costo
mers to call and look over his sam
piles of fall and winter suits The
man who gets his order in ahead Of
time will get his suit when he needs
\ 1T.
THE death Of Nat Keener, Of Union
town, who was formerly employed in
9. A. Gabler's drug store here will be
| learned Of with regret on the part IF
those who knew him. He was study
! ing medicine at Columbus, Ohio.
/ On Saturday December 18th, the
Acme will hold special sale tor the
benefit of the University Athletic
Association. On that date ten per
cent of the entire total sales will be
given to the Association. Every
| friend of athletics should attend
this sale and tell their friends about
! it.
CONSTIPATION is a crime. Cure
yourself with Ream's Cascara L0zen-
gers.
| On account of a lack OF money
there will be no more uniform ex
aminations for State teachers this
fall Superintendent Miller says that
the four year certificates will not be
renewed for five years as some teach
ers think they will be. He says
there is no provision in the new law
which admits of this being done.
The following half dozen para
graphs are from the last issue OF the
Kingwood Argus:
Mrs. J. Slidell Brown and baby
went to Morgantown last week to
spend Thanksgiving.
/ David L. Keefover was visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. John Zeigler of Nor
gantown, a few days last week.
Theodore Arthur OF Morgantown,
spent Thanksgiving with his par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur of Arthur.
dale.
Hon. w. G. Brown and wife re-
turned yesterday evening from sew
eral weeks trip to Whatcom, Wash
ington, and the Great Northwest.
Miss Elizabeth Clayton has re-
turned to Morgantown to resume
her studies in the music department
OF the University, after spending
Thanksgiving at home here.
Uncle Jimmy Carroll was here
several days during the past week
calling on old friends. He has been
staying at Morgantown most Of the
time the past year or two. He gave
US call and is as lively as ever. al
though he is So years of age. He
was calling on his old friends here,
the venerable John S. Murdoch who
will be 81 Dec. 14th, and Hon. J. c.