Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1903-04-20

WHERE you get the best shoes is at
G. w. JOHN & Co. IS.
II its a hat Clyde e. Jacobs has
them. The famous Zeal Brand from
81 to $3.50 see them.
For fine groceries and fine fresh
eggs go to James l.. Protzman, Ma.
dera Block Grocery.
For your summer underwear go tc
Zittles, 34s High st.
William Taylor has moved from
Sunnyside to his residence on Bumbc
Lane.
E. B. Carskaddon of Fairmont was
here on Saturday evening for short
visit.
A SLIGHT fire started on Sunday af-
ternoon at Fairmont just as the Nor
/ gantown train was leaving. Little
damage was done.
THE regular monthly dance was
given at the armory on Saturday night.
There was good attendance.
If you are in need of carpets, mat
tings, rugs or lace curtains, attend
the great sale at G. w. JOHN 81 Co. S.
Mrs. z. j. Gilmore has been rather
under the weather for several days,
but is better at last reports
THE trees are nearly in full leaf
In week or so we shall forget that
we ever bad any winter.
The meetings at the Christian
church are worth attending. They
start this evening and will continue
indefinitely.
Uriah Griffith of Clinton district
returned this morning from trip
to Tennessee where he had 1een to
look at some timber land
G. w. Phillips has received the
FIRST consignment of his soda foun
tain and is hopeful that the rest
of it will be along before great
while.
Davis Elkins is in FaIrmont where
he has gone to look after some of the
details in connection with the trolley
franchise and trolley sales which are
under consideration.
George Brand is at home from Con
nellsyille to spend a few days visiting
his mother and sister He is now an
engineer from Connellsville TO Cum.
berland.
Gilbert Miller and Joe Buchanan re-
turned this morning from Washing.
ton and Baltimore. They did not
see the launching of the West Virgin
ia as they had intended doing.
THE executive committee of the
Board Of Regents of the Montgomery
branch OF the University met Satur-
day. They selected plans for the new
wing of the building. Bids for the
construction of this will be opened on
May goth.
The room formerly occupied by
A. E. Lazier on High street is being
remodelled and will shortly be oc
cupied by a clothing firm. 1t IS be.
ing enlarged and will be very fine
place when the improvements are
completed.
THE meetings which begin at the
Christian church this evening are
certain to prove of great interest
and the christian people of town
will participate in them.
GARDEN making will be in full
blast this week and the man with
the hoe will discover that all is not
as pleasant as he had dreamed OF
for the gentle spring time.
Captain Sibert has been given an
assistant to help along with the
work of his office in keeping tab on
the improvements on the Allegheny
and Monongahela rivers.
Mrs. MATTE DAWSON sang the
solo part in the anthem at the Nj. E.
church Sunday morning. The choir
joined in the chorus. Seldom is a
song rendered with more impressive
sweetness than was this anthem
Sunday morning.
THE registers of the local hotels
show an immense travel. None OF
them have room enough to accommo-
date the people who want places TO
stay. Every night dozens Of people
have to be sent into private homes OF
town before they can get places tc
spend the night,
GREAT Slipper Sale 300 pairs OF
the finest opera, Louis the Fifth, and
concave military heel, Sandals, Ok.
fords and Juliet Slippers, the finest
ever shown in the city. Prices 81 so,
81, $3.50 and SO. Special for evening
dress and dancing shoes; some for fine
street wear. Only shown and sold by
G. w. JOHN & Co.
THE contractors of town declare
that there is work more than enough
for all the people in town whether
union or non-nnion. They don't care
about wages or length of hours, All
they want is men to work. They re-
fuse to work only union men. Many
mechanics are not in the unions.
Some OF these are among the besi
workmen In town. They refuse tC
allow the unions to say that these
men shall not work.
James G. Wallace, the veteran horse
man and ex-hotel proprietor Of Nor
gantown, passed through town thi:
morning from Pittsburg on his way
home. Mr.. Wallace says he was in
Monongahela City, and purchased two
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