Hinton Daily News from Hinton, West Virginia • 1

VOL 4, NO 101. HINTON, W. VA. MONDAY EVENING, GOT 2 1905. PKIOE 1 CENT BAD WRECK AT ST PAUL MINN One Five Seriously In- Jnred Passenger Met 7 Stock Train Do Ve Live To Eat, er Do Ve Eat To live? inlnd wlmt Ihn lneu of I hi jirntilem In.

Wnllo Nets and Traps. Prom the Huntington Dispatch we take the following: There'isone valid and rational reason why the waters of the West Virginia streams should not. bs polluted, even by its growing Industries which give employment to thousand1, and that reason is not that such kills the fish, except as an incident which demonstrates that it is dmgerous to human life and human health. For this there is-a better remedy than game wardens, a itatute that can be enforced by every prosecuting at-, torney; and it is the duty of" the chief executive of this state to see that such is done. The game wardens would be better and more sensibly engaged did they look after the vandals who use dynamite to slaughter fish, and those who set nets and traps to catch them, From the Guyaodotte river to Wheeling Creek, on the north, and from the Little Kanawha river on the west to St.

Johns river on the east, the streams are full of these unlawful devices to crich fish by wholesalo I SUiTS TO ORDER S15.I Why a man will pay as much or more for a readymade is a puzzle, it is not within possibility that readymade' can fit so well as tailoring; not within probabiity that the style will te as correct loth aie matters of yvork hthe readymadersV As to value our wide mill connec- tion anI our nely sysi mized tail- oring shops preclude the possibility of any real competition, not only on tlie part of other tailors', but by 5 rcadymaders os well. And weyan make so quickly that the last eje- cuse for readymade is removed from the man in a hurry. You will find far more variety 4 here than in the combined stocks of any two or three" other tailors (or 4 clothiers), here or elsewhere. Suits Overcoats, I $15, 17.50, I $20.00. 22.50.

made to measure, made to order, made to fit," made to satisfy, made in a week. -Whnt ever the price you will be thoroughly satisfied for we do the wtrk too well for fault-finding. Onrncw AtylA book, WBM Mh Talk CtCTlins. I different from any othor style book in that wist tli faabion plate are arthoraiait and tln.au opeoi your eyAi im to tbo tllfforenoo botwocu tailoring and jjj bttok is rreeXotth asking, HgiisItilDnWjIillsCn Tailors and Woolen Merchants i MOOREFIELD FLANAGAN, ROSE BLDG- AGENTS HINTON, VA, TThe Model Steam Laundry DO YOUR WORK. It Is Coming In Rapidly in Hinton- Evidence the folic wing subject will provs interest to every Ilintjn nder.

Bo many people go through tha same experience This publh element should bi jmof positive to evary wavering doaotur. Retd it care-fully Air A. McGh-e, wifsef L. A. M.Gme, x-chiei ot police, le-idi.

o.i Tempi trtet, fays: Fr im ths b-gmuing cf the use of Dosns Kt n-iy Pills I seemed chai into a new life. I continued to get butter and better each day until Tn a rom rk.ble short time I was cured of a most sgrsvad case of kidney trouble. Tie pams I sullored fiotn acres the small of my back entirely left, me, and it was all br ught a through a friend advising uio to call at th i Ilintoo Drug Cos, storu and prooutu a box of Doin' Kidney Pills. 1 am thankful both to the remedy and to the fritnluhi advised me ti us i For sale by all dealers. Price, Fosn r-Milburu N.

a do let tie United States. Remember the name Doaus and lake no other. Tonight During the performance of Barlow Wilson's Minstrels Saturday night, word was received of the burning of the theater in Ashland, where Barlow Wilsons were to perform tonight At the solicitation of manager Parker and citizens of this city, this company was requested to play here tonight as they had sn opea date on account of the destruction of the Ashland theater. An ent ro change of program in every respect will be given tonight. Derides carrying a splendid attraction, the manager and member of the company are nit good fellows, and their two days stay in Hinton resulted in making many pleasant The prices tonight will be 25,35 and 50 cents.

A Card of Thanks I wish to express my sincere thanks to the friends of Hinton and Avis and also to the Order of Railroad Conductors and the Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen and the C. Q. officials for their many acts of kindness shown me and my family in our sad be-revement in the death of my husband, aed also for the beautiful floral tributes. Mas M. Cabteb.

New Boys Dormitory. Huntington. W.Va.,Sept30 A umber of promient citizens will build a dormitory for the use of the boys attending tho Marshall normal college here" This' institution is outgrowing its present facilities for caring for its students and a boarding house for the young men is needed badly. Leg Amputated, William Walker.a brakemao.on the Lexington division of the C. and 0.

had bis left leg amputated at the Clifton Forge, hospital. Walker had been suffering for a long time from an injury to bis leg and physicians decided that amputation was necessary in order to save the mans life. The operation was very successful one and Walker will recover. 1 W. jE DO ALL KtNgS OP WORK reasonable and right and ii the patronage of the.

people of Hinton and AV' vicinity, DO SEND yo laun'ry away from the City, v- patronize home quMpe an 1. i elp and Ayis as well as yourself. lysoudrycftlM for and de livered--oan be left at our office at MoOorkles Store. TERMS STRICTLY CASH dln-cuwitliAt knew ftu Imv to eat. YOU NE.E0 ewti te worry to whfct to out If you corn to my toro, I otrry the fluuat line In thla eity and salt cheap consistent with prudent business method.

Polite Attention, Prompt Delivery1 A FEW PRICES Butch Java Coffee per lb Arbuckle Coffee per 14o Granulated Suguar per Silver Leaf Lard per lb Ilo Hams Sugar Cured per lb r. lie Breakfast Bacon per lb Corn. .0, 11 and 12e per can Tomatoes per 7o Eagle Con. ilk per can ISa Good Luck P. per can Co Canned Applet per can Co Best Green Tea per lb 45c Lenox Soap, 7 bars for Full Him of Halut snd Nsrlontl BiMoult Co, goods to be found frh ml orlop, T.

fl. DESILVEY, 3rd Avenue Grocer, Second Door Below Pcstcfilce 'Phone, VO. tt P. S. HEALY, i CONTRACTOR FOR Granolithic and Cement kik.

Cement and Granolithic Walks, Steps, Cop ing1 Platforms and Flo orsJ New working School Work. All Work Guaranteed, Hinton. UEST VA.J Pyles Smith, Successors to E. Ford Co. Wholesale end Retail Dealer Coal and Ice.

Hugh O.deDord&G. Contractor mi Collisr, Hfnlsa, V. Yi before building. We do all kinds of building from cellar to garret. We make plans and specifications at a reasonable cost and guarantee all work to oe patisfattory to owner doop by us, or under our supers vision.

The undersigned has had 23 years of practical experience in building which enableg him to handle any class qf work. Come and talk it over with us. Hash B. dsCcrd, Architect and Gen, Mgr. Inquire at G.

M. Griffiths store. C. IOIcCLINTOCK PLASTERING AriD CEMENT All work done in first elass manner and guaranteed to give satisfaction. tST GET MY PRICES -C3 C.

K. HcCLINTOCK, Box Alderson, W. Tla TO St. Paul, Oct. A Sbo Line, 'passenger train from th eas leaving tbo union passongor station at 9:05 this moriog collid ed with a Chicago Great Western fast stock train at the" Fourth street viaduct.

The force of tho collision sent five passenger carsdown a twenty seven fool embankment. One wo man is dead and fivo seriously injured. while a score or more wera slightly cut and bruised. That not morq wore killed or iajurod is due to the fact that th train was nearly eroptly, having discharged the greater number of its passengers at the union here. Fake Journalism Heres another lovely example fake journalism, Some people may have ebanood to read a sensational story from Hinton, this sta It gave nl the grusome details of a bloodcurdling murder and assured the readers that a posse whs scouring the woods and a lynching was bound to result should the assassin be captured, All of this blood and crime was, so it was stated, the result of a crap game Now listen to how much of thin sensation is based on fact.

There was a crap game and it did end in trouble- Two of the players, Tylor and Hinton, quarreled and the latter drew a knife, inflicting a slight wound on Tylor. Hinton left the place and the police quit the search shortly after he eluded them, Tylor was not seriously hart, there was no excitement and a lynching never entered the mind of the wildest till some enterprising newspaperman saw, a chance for a story. But its started on the rounds now and for the next two weeks we may expect to see the newspaper rehashing the story adding a bit of blood ihe further it gets away from home and the people wjll read an( wonder at the barbarity of unenlightened Virginia. Ik seems that some newspapermen just cant help lying their ailment has became News. We do not agree with our contemporary, when it says only a slight wound was inflicted, but fully agree with it as to the faking and enlarging, processes now too common in such towns as Parkersburg and other moral places.

But the News only tells half the story, It might have added thak an enterprising genius of It? own the sto and sent it to a number of large city papers to keep the fake agoiDg, But6poaking of lies.ond-Iiars there has never been a time in the history of journalism, when Parkersburg Would find it necessary to take a back seat. Even tho Hunt' ington liar looks upon the Parkersburg correspondent with envy, and calls him a name commencing with the first letter of the alphabet. Oqr Cumberland friend looks upon the Parkersburg fakir aa a personal enemy, and slays awake nights trying to out-wit him, but seldom succeeds. Onions at Far "We will say to our subscribers that for tho next Cd days 'wo will accept on subscription such as onions, potatoes, oats, corn and apples, (be same as cash. Putnam Republican.

I A Cood Attraction The Barlow Wilsons minstrel at the Opera House Saturday night presented an excellaot entertainment, A packed house greeted the company and the attraction in every way came up to expectation of the public and the management of the bouse. It is a splendid minstrel organisation and it is safe to say that no better aggregation of its kind is on the road. They cart a superb band and Orchestra and their program is excellent all good and interesting, the audience was kept in a constant np roar from the time the curtains went up until (dosing the last act. They presented the strongest and cleanest minstrel performance ever given in this city. I The Crown Prince Will Hold two Royal Receptions In Hinson Oct.

3 and 4th. Prince Herman, the celebrated colored magician and his company will receive at Parkers Op ra House Tuesday and Wednesday nights Oct. 3 and 4. Yournamehss been pressed with the royal signet you fire invited Passport one American quarter, children 10 cents. Reserved seals 35 cents.

j. This company has entertained throughout Europe and Australia and performed before the faculty and students of Yale, Harford and University of Pennsylvania, no small canse induce you to deny yourself this treat. Good seats will be appointed all colored patrons.Wear your laughing clothes. After Sllpperly William Neyer incg peconstructioa da; 8 have the peaph been so worked up over a public question as they are over the Dawson tax system. The more they fiad out the mad der.

By Gosh, they get Already the iniquitous law and the manner.in which tho property assessment was made has cost the state many thousands in money that has been carried away and in yestsd.in other states. Mounds ville Echo. I Things of Beauty arc joy forever, if theyre properly made, hat. articles soon begin to look shoddy', Oaf prices may be low, but our goods are made of the best material. It doesnt take us long to repair a but we do it well.1 We employ one of tl best watch- men in the state.

John D. Mctorkle, -SILVER MX01H EE tylNDOH DUPLAY OP ELK GOQD.S Coal! We are still selling coal at the old price $30 for best lump and egg coal, red ash; $3 for best Kanawha and 2.75 for Kanawha nut. This is strictly first class coal in every as we do not pandlp Cabin Creek and Loop Creek slate and 7 slack. Office phone 09, residents 72 and 198. Pylf.3 Smith.

Takes the burn out; heals the wound; cures the pain. Dr. Thomas Kloctrio Oil, the household remedy. Called on Lively Perhaps James A. Marcum, State game and fish warden, of Huntington, was here yesterday and called at the State house on business- Charleston News.

It was almost a miracle. Bur dock Blood Bitters curod me of a terrible breaking out all over the body. I am very grateful. Miss Julia Jilbrulge, West Cornwell, Conn. To toaro Ooaitlpotlao Take Cascaret, Candy C'uthartla Ha 3rSt UCO.U lull vue.

diucKiftM refund Goes further and further, Never stops until you are well. Thats what HolHstsrs Rocky Mountain Tea will do. A great tonic. Makes rich, red blood, firm flesh.1 35 cents, Tea or Tablets. Ask Yonr Druggist Read the Daily News.

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