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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-11-07
CONTRACT INvALIp|
An Important Ruling ny ~
Supreme Court,

Little Rock, Ark, November v,
preme court of Arkansas tod~
down a decision which is q w
interest 10 the public in geneIssI
as to the brotherhood of LoeksE,1l
Gineers in particular. 1t u wv
that locomotive engineers are ~
ed under a contract by when ~,
service gives priority of right IN
ment. so that when slnclSness 2.
demands that one or more erlg ln y
be discharged. the last eiigines1 Y
shall be the first dis missed.
Ore of the senior engineers na I'M,
discharged. he brought suit on ",
THAT he was discharged witnou. N
III violation of his conhract
ment. Ii was conceded thai ns \
gave him the right TO art :. !.
and tho count denied his rgnt "
on the ground that no contra.
valid that gives only one parry L
10 terminals II. The court no'us
right to rescind or terminate III
must be mutual. The decis~
teaching, affecting. us it docs, v
lahcr Of all classes working ~
tract agreement.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-11-07
LABOR TROUBLES NUMEROUS.

While an carly conclusion OF tho engln-
eering disputes is doubtful. the air has
partially cleared by the disclaimer of tho
intention OF the employers TO break w the
unions There are also signs that amend
n,euts proposed by the board OF trade may
lead to meeting between tho dlsputants
as, while the leaders are outwardly firm,
the men are showing more ccnclIatory
apirit since the placeF Of the strikers have
been filled with -uniopists. There is
scarcely any room TO doubt that the em-
ploycrB viii finally win. Cor the resources
OF tho employees arc rapidly becoming ex
hausted as shown by the manifesto just
Issued by their executive committee. adj
hitting that In order to win the strikers
must be aided by the public to the exten,
of $50 weekly,
In addition TO the engineering strike,
with threatened strikes in the cotton trade
and among railroad employees, the muddle
In the labor world Is daily growing worse
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-11-07
A LEGAL FLAW.
Maryland Election Case VIII n
Carried to the Courts

maryland Election Cnsc VIII lie
Carried to the Courts.
baltimore, November G.--The heard of
supervisors OF election OF Somerset county
today found TINT 45a ballots lacked tho
SIGNATURE OF the Judges us required by law.
The board adjourned until Monday. when
ATTORNEY General claibauyh viii be pres
EN-. There Is conflict In the law one
scct'on declaring that no ballot shall he
oouu'sd which lacks tho signature OF a
Judge. while smother section states ,ho,
SUCH ballots shall bo counted. |, WIN u,oh.
ABLY be taken to tho courts BY The demo
gratis II the courts declare these ballots
Illegal Il may affect the result IN several
counties.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-11-07
New orlenns Mccting rostponed.

New Orleans, November Elm defer2nce
who have planned to paticlgate in the
meeting of the Crescent City Jockey club,
the opening Of the meeting has been post
poned from November IL to December 4
All stakes advertised to be run after shat
date will take place as per schedule. En-
trance money IN lhs three stakes advertised
to be run between November 10 and De-
cenlbcr will be refunded, Stable room
already allotted Will be reserved.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-11-07
AA0rnER cur Al EAI,a,y.,,
NahufGctrrSrs Are Consf.ferinm
tSi.ncnt OF ruu

Fan River, Mass. No9emDer al, - a.
'Se'Aesd mere that al bar one or poSs
'"o e0ssos ntaars,crumag ooreort,o,,.
acre nave assEsd AN asreemest TO an:.s
~ Sae reesmniendaSsoits o. u spee.al com.
m.ttee Of tbs manufacturers ass e,a,,,,
Maea has been appomral to take SOM.
stsp Tor an Improvement III the con3,,,or
" iseAl cotlpn Industries. II ~ * 1870 ,
INA. a sa1tdoMa, or a sIacisis>i r,-,.1,.,tS-
:, MACS WI be advised. Some MANI.
ms 49, ,a,s sfe Hppossd 10 shutdown, lirs
noSn out uhnt icait itsvcr 10 lsnscr ."n
, uv,s ,ho marhsts, anu thai Il woula Nm.
ny aAvw Other mas IN other Staias't
mee, she improved demand by r,nninS
h''.s Is Particularly nesssble In n, s,n,th
Asu tne eaiy remedy ~ believe, 10 ~, -
sseurlng National law governing hn,r =
a. say saoc Mn some OF the advocates o. a cut
tsginning with the treasurer, ana ,.,, M,
VIII apply 70 every employee "'"ee
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-11-07
rRErARIxa FOR 4 GRAD.
Britain VIII Take the Territory Of
the Tplbesmeu.

britain VIII Take the Territory OF
the Tribesmen.
London, November Copyrighted 1897
by Associated Press jim spite OF the
statement made by Mr.. Balfour. the first
lord OF tho treasury. in his speech at Nor
wioh on Thursday that the government had
no desire OF aggression on tho northwest
frontier OF India, but sought only to main
tain the present plan. there Is doubt that
the trial made by the punitive expedition
now engaged with the trbesmen VIII be
followed by the usual piece OF grab. The
military d,spots OF India demand and pub
lie opinion In Great Britain manifestly fay-
ors permanent military occupation Of tho
territory practically conquered by the Brit
ish troops.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-11-07
THE FINAL NOM
DURING WHICH DIR. MACKEY ExTnnn
FIVE DOLLAR RATE.
These Terms, Which Also Includes Medicine for cu..
to Patients Who Begin Treatment During ~
Present Month of November.

dertakes. Every patient. ~ ~.
he calls at the office or stssz
through correspondence, = sss.,
consideration and atten,icr
transaction Is on a strictly III,
sis. DR.. Mackey devotes b,s M
and attention to curing ths f29
eases, aud his long experlsnss3. ~!
equipment enables him IA ss.,'
Others fail. Catarrh. Deayx..
Lung Diseases, Rheumatism Ia 4
laria. Liver and Stomach 49,
and Urinary Diseases, Blood ~ !
vous Disorders. Special Dissss
and Diseases Peculiar to Won!
iation at office, or by man e \
every sufferer from Chronic AZ
vited to call or write. patiers N
distance are cured Just M -.
home by DIR. Mackey's Homs r.
symptom blanks furnished W
stamp. You can be cured 4.
others living in all parts n Nv
have been. through corrosnopl ~
DIR. j. Il m
Office permanently located q \
Telephone Building. Hous,..
Hours 8 TO u. 2 to 5 and I Il \
10 a. m. to p. m.
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MIssIssIppI.
state Health Board Notes n Bir I'm.
proNcment.

proNcmept.
jackson. Niss.. November SIN a state
ment issaed by the stlta board Of health
'onislt II saws. I'VE are pleased 10 note
mai there has not been new case Of
yellow f,ver reported in Hinls county mr.
Nit'a Yuma To-Day. The disinfection and
su'hlsston CT hoises is being rapidly
lays = relieve the guards around Clinton
S.ullS 'srm, casugs. Edwards and Nitta
- bsy 81, Louis. Miss. November
mere Is noticeable decrease in the cases
q yellow fever at the Bay ami IN ~ ~
s'tk arc doing wen. Today there were
shree new cases and one death. that
biioAi. Miss. November 6.--rhe week
loses under most favorable conditions. SO
tar as the fever Is concerned. The slcr
are doing we'll. The offclal report shcws
fs'r new cases for today.
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ment. and all medicine for The cure fur
nished. DR.. AIackcy wishes to call the at
tentlon Of the public in general to the fact
that for over ten years he has made spe-
eialty OF the exclusive treatment of
chronic diseases Of men and women
He has no experiments to make. and
under his new and rational treatment pa
TENTS begin to improve almost from the
first day. He is thoroughly prepared to
accomplish cure in all cases which he UNI
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-11-07
Nashville winners.

Nashville, Tenn. November 6.--cumber-
land lark results:
Six furlonss Oral, Carrie Lyle, Lexing.
ton Pirate. THE, 1,lb.
Five furlongs- Margolla, Auzencena. In.
ysrna. Time, 1902.
Seven fTlongs Whaterlou. Lord Zenl.
Brighton, Time, LES
Ono ard ene-sxteenth miles, selling
Serf Bridgcton, FilihusteT. Time, 1:4SM
Six lurlrngs- Miss Bramble, Couat Fonso.
Sister Clara. Time. IA.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-11-07
FOURTH CLASS posrMAsrERs.

The following postmasters were appo mt /.
ed today; Drury, San Jacinto county. Mrs.
Ella Q, Jasper Vice Mrs Annie WIFI
resigned bl Campo. Wharton county. Gus
tave Stydlcr, vice Julius otell remoyea
Grapeland, Houston county. Il. II uiii
wee j u. Martin, removed: Kennednlo,
i@riapt county, j. j. Wilson. wee ~
~, Hardin, removed; McComber. rloyd
county, J l.. Csablrse. vice J. l.. n C9I-
,nm, resigntd; Mllheim. Austin county.
Henry Vorpkahl, vice a. Schneider re-
signed.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-11-07
AUSTIN coLl.EtroRsnrp.

by appointment he saw President Nc
Kinley today and enjoyed qiitc "a talk with
hir Judge Ogden declined to say whot
subjects he discussed with the president.
beyond saying that he expects the appoint
ment Of Mr.. Thad c. Bell for the internal
revenue colectorship of the Austin district.
And. by the way. the hight for this Of
flee promises to be the warmest of any
of tho Federal offices in Texas DR.. Grant
is doing everything in his power for G. NJ.
Ferguson tcolored). and he said tonight he
would certainly land his man. on tho
other hand, tho friends of Mr.. He'll are
backing him to win. In the meantime
the hackers of Henry Ferguson brother
o' c. M. Ferguson, and Dr. Davis ara
looking on. hoping that the lightning wi !
strike In their direction 1t was said Mt
tho treasury department today that the
Austin cololctorship will be the first OF tho
offices that como under tho Jurisdiction
OF that department to be considered next
week,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-11-07
PERSONAL

Mr.. John Doweil OF Austin is n, the
Nalcigh. He is hire on business before
the court OF claims. He rtp.es nts Robert
irosaen' who has an Indian depreciation
claim against the governms NJ
state Chairman Il. H. II, Green l. ey-
peeVd nero Monday, and with his arrival
the fight for spoil, viii no doubt grow
fast and furious,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-11-07
Ell pAso coLLEcroRsuIr

The report is tonight that Mothcrill.
applicant Tor tho III Paso dictatorship.
has Withdrawn and has thrown his in
nuehce 10 captain Dillon. His appoint
ineht may also be announced next week.
pr. Grant however is confident that his
man, Colonel Bob Campbell, will get tho
jc5, He is working hard for him.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-11-07

DR.. Mackey, the
pecialist in chronic
iseasee. has extended
Tor the last time the
period In which he
Will treat patients for
81 per month until
December first, and q |
patients who apply to
him during the pres
ent month of Noyem-
Der Will be treated
until cured, no matter
he length Of time 1t
will take. at the uni
'orm price of IS per
mouth during treat
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-11-07
MOBILE RAISED THE QUARANTINE
Only Household Goods Are Now
Barrcd-Fcwcr New Cases and
Deaths Reported.
Yesterdays record.
New cases. Deaths.

The New Orleans board of health makes
the following report: Cases of yellow fever
today %; deaths today. ); total cases of
yellow fever to date, 1929; total deaths from
yellow fever to date. 22s; total cases abso
lutely recovered, 9l6; total cases under
treatment $50
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-11-07
Indinns Wcre Drfcnt,u.

Philadelphia, November 6,-The Univer-
sity of Pennsylvania roothall eleven this
afternoon defeated the Carlisle indians en-
Franklin field by tho score Of 20 No "a
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-11-07
Onc New Case ~ Memnn,..

"e'upais' Tenn, November Cone new
sass q yellow fever and no ieaihs is the
rscera fos today in this city. The now
Ssss " Mason, whose wife died n
Ivy s.. aays a8o With yellow fever Mason
w 8 w vrstnia avenue, whitn is IN
M ~ s 49, a'st.tct He nurssd his wife
~ cont'acsed the disease WILLS nurstpr
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-11-07
VESSELS IN THE ICE.
some of Them Are Likely to Re
Ground tn Pieces


San Francisco, November 6.-Accordlng
to tie news from the Arctic brought by
returning whasers, eight vessels are now
held fast In the zee, rhe steam whalers
aieNhaere. orc;I jesse II. Freeman ana
the schooner Rosario are near Point Bar
row, and the steam Nhalers Newport,
FENrless, Jeanne aGd bark Wanderer are
or lTn reef. lhe latter tour are In the
egeh sea. Ss0 m,tes irem a Dfoylsoa sta,
ton, CAPTAIN MoGlesor 81 the l<ar.uk
ts''iAs Ihat whoa the ice breaks up these
N0sse's NH be ssouDl 70 Pieces
San Francisco. November 6..-rhe fnet
that e.sht whailne vessess are nppca IN
0he So at i'o.nt harrow, with u,ar.y Ma,
sonis on beaia. is ereatss w9lespso.,d
1VN'shSs VI apprehension a,oag the ems
- NS'fe"ttS ~..se.so }.sSrN I.,4s4 StL4ag,s.l IA,
we nss.s-t.S nus4dtlss lil.i alao.., s.,,.,,, :
500 tAN-t lsAss..,ss. ihs ANXIETY h,.., ~
e",.s 50 sreal ,il,t ,av ,rlt "a M ~.
80 = tall @'Se etss..i,oVr ~ t.utlanor hay.
""'et H-"eu 10 aiS.d q iis,s,.1a, -, ont,, a,
49, tAiiie,sp ~ totlnuis.,.t,. !. ,,..,....,t,l =
"s.i''se.' 10 DC ss'iit sis h. os.,s...lt y, = ~
,.ts,' ~ u-sl's~,su a rssN. SN..s.. -, 20
,lstal. sNsT'S'e mo
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SOME FUN IS IN PROSPECT.
Grant Is at Washington and Green
Is Expected.
THAT TELEGRAM TO Mr.. PERKINS
II Was Even Warmer Than It's Pre-
decessor-FightinE for Collector
ships just Now.

Washington, November Especial j.
The fight for the Texas spoils Is on in earn.
est. DR.. John Grant arrived this morn.
ing and opened headquarters at the
Raleigh.
Secretary Perkins wouldn't give out the
DOCTORS answer to him. but here 1t is:
S. A. Perkins, Washington, ID. c.:
You had better inform yourself and
procure authority before passing on
matters ignorandly for the National
committee without Its authority. Texas
party has not asked your opinion, aud
when 1t desires the National committees
ruling It will first formally request 1t
and then present its case. Your sur
prise Vs. OF no concern To me- l. and
the men you dominate boilers, Endorsed
and fought for Mr.. McKinley, with
stood the shocks of opposition and
brutal conflict, when those you are
now contending for were at it's throat.
Veterans don't have to prove loyalty;
that is left for enemies and traitors
John Grant.
Member OF National Committee ard
State Committee
In consequence OF the controversy which
started between Messrs. Green and Grant.
and which has now hnvolyed Mr.. Perkins,
1t is thought that Mr.. Grants visit to the
capital Will bring forth some decided de-
In the matter. Mr.. Grant told
a Globe Democrat reporter at st. Louis,
however. that he simply came East to
buy machinery for newspaper plant at
sherman. Texas. He says the paper will
be metropolitan weekly and voice the
State,
In tho forenoon Or. Grant visited the
White House, but owing to the large
crowd Of callers he failed to see the pres'-
lfrt, but another Texan did see the presi-
dent, 1t was Judge Charles w ogden of
San Antonio, whose arrival Thursday was
noted in these dispatches.
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NobbEitS AND WRECK
After Louting the Exnr. .
Train Wrx Meant, ~

s"c GApreNA Sufe IA 4.
Train Was WrecLpd.
AipuQuerquc. N. M, November 4 4,
iah''c and Pacific passenger train NJ =
ltsm me west was held up By two mon near
ursnVs station, ninety-five miles from ,b,s
o'y' ~ 1880 o'clock tonight. After blow,
ing open the express uompsuy's safo ~
Ioooers wrecked the train. which caurh,
nre. the express. baggage and smok,n,,
0s's neing totally Destroyed.
u y not known whether they were sns.
oesstw In obtaining booty. hu, 1t is though,
: large amount Of money was carried h. IN
train The robbers had boarded ,na ,rs,s AZ
- some point further west and when near
9runvs station one OF them boardsd ,,s
onssnt' and covering tho engineer With I.
kun. ordered him 10 stop the train. rho
80 80 ufs We're ~it on and left at III. SION
w = inc rest OF the train was thsn ,aken
vW J mlls and half from the stss,an
nero thA express safe WA dIsm,n,i,s
Hassis fephins the safe the robbers savar'sa
sne nNne and made thsSr = are Tha ~.
osnu nnu bnskasc car ran Mt \ frrr,fin ~,
WITT ~ ~ struck the coaches wh,nh ~ ~
ntanaing near HI stock Yards .rha "s .,e
wrech.d aus siAught Tire. (cur az thcn,
~ ",ssl,g Fortunately the passenrers han MA
~ ~. WI me ccashts before The COLLISION
aao poae relS Irjused, ~ S''''s'on'
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1897-07-16
From LumberpOrt.

Miss Alice Sanford. of Mounds
vile, is the guest Of her father
Rev. H. g. Sanford, also Rober,
Blake their step son.
]. H. Horror was visiting in
Warrington Saturday and Sun
day.
The Clarksburg Telephone Co
have placed phones in j. M. Bog
CESS g. Sons store, j. D. Horrors
residence and Dr.J,B.Payne's Of
fee.
The farmers of this vicinity
have their wheat harvested, and
now are stacking.
The entertainment given the
Maccabees, was a phenomenal
success. Every one who attend.
ed was we'll pleased.
Miss Lizzie Sanford, an accom-
plished belle, of Wheeling, is
the guest of Misses Mary and
Jennie Sanford.
Mr.. Will Rogers, of JimtowD,
has recovered from his spell OF
sickness.
Rev. Griffin filed his usual APP
polntment at Pine Grove Sun
day.
Homer swiger came home
Tuesday from Webster Springs
aud will return Friday.
A. B. Boggess our genial
merchant, made a flying business
trip to Clarksburg Monday.
Mr.. Frank Brooke is back
viewing old home scenes.
Douglass Robinson is clerking
for Fl. G. Hedges.
The TELEGRAM has a big CIR
culation in this district, and is
always read with interest.
LESLIE.
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severalof our u. order boys
have been at the bedside Of Mr..
Horace Hill at Bridgeport this
week. Horace is q little improv-
ed a. this writing.
Myrtle. the infant daughter OF
Edd Sayers died Tuesday morn
ing Of whooping cough.
Clark Minter and wife and
Hattie Queen, Of Johnstown,
spent Sunday at this place.
J. E. Goodwin and @. w. Rob-
inson were at Eairmont this
week attending a wedding.
Ollie and Denley Davis, Maggie,
Mary and Homer Lang and Lucy
Teter were the guests Of Marion
county relatives this week.
Rev. G. W. Barrett preached q
very able sermon at Moss Run
Chapel Sunday
G. R. Greene came over Sun
day from Langstown on his new
wheel.
Miss Sue Hill spent Monday
with friends near Vaudeville.
Arch Murray was at Cowan
last week.
Jacob Powell and EnochP Palmer
OF Shinn's Mill, and Mart Law
son, Of Tyrconnell, we're horse
at this place Tuesday.
A church entertainment at
Bridgeport July 10th, at M. D.
church for the benefit of Ep-
worth League.
DADS GIRL.
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From Prospect Valley.

Our community mourns the
loss of two distinguished Pitts.
burgers who recently made their
appearance among US and sue
ceeded in creating somewhat OF
an oil excitement.
Mr.. W. M. Hess and wife, of
Warrington, were recently the
guests of A. P. Sturm.
Our Chlldren's Day, July go,
bids fair to be success. The
audience will be entertained in
the afternoon by Hon. J.W. Hess,
H. l. Cunningham, Rev. A. Z.
Sturm, M. L. Riblett, Homer
Williams and others.
Willie, son of ]. W. Flowers,
has beer quite ill for some days.
Christina Martin from Marion
county, is the guest of Mr.. John
Chalfant.
Wilmer Martin has just return
ed from Sistersville wherehe has
been undergoing medical treat
ment.
Judge Hagerty fills his new
pusition as though he were q
veteran in the business. SAM.
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From Lumberport.

The telephone line which is
under construction from Clarks-
burg to Shinnston, is now COM
pleted as far as Lumberport and
is in working order.
One of our genial and popular
merchants, Mr.. Walter Riblett,
is closing out his stock and will
retire from business.
The K. o. T. M. of this place
gave an Ice cream festival here
on last Friday night. A large
number were present
Misses Mary and Jennie Sar-
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1897-07-16
Transfers.

Catharine N Randall to Sarah
D Randall 5 1e.10O a Coal.
John Basel trustee to Daniel
Boughner / lot Clark.
Harriet A Waldeck to Alonzo
Wetzel / lot; Grant.
Rebecca Watkins to 1 L Marsh
2s acres; Sardis.
Elizabeth Eakle to VIM Myers,
8 a; Grant.
Clifford com'r to Patrick
Casey l lot Ten Mile.
Patrick Casey to Q A F Ran
dolph l lot; Ten Mile.
JB Riley to Elizabeth Ross
14o acres; Simpson.
CIV Lynch com'r to John
Martin 1 lot, Clay. Il
John Bighley to L B Bighley
26 acres Union. ~
CIV Lynch trustee to VIM ].
Nuzum SO acres; Union.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1897-07-16
From Oral.

Avast amount OF wheat was
stacked Saturday of last week.
The wheat crop was excellent,
but the corn crop bids fair to be
q failure.
Oral furnished FIVE members
of the Institute at Salem, viz /:
Elmer Goodwin, Mike Teter.
Oda Lawson, Maud Bowyer and
Carrie Lang.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1897-07-16
Sunday School Convention OF
Grant District.

The Annual Sunday School
Convention for Grant district
will convene in the M. P. church
at Mt. Glare. Friday, July %. ~.
The following program will be
rendered
MORNING SESSION.
10 q. m.-Devotional exercises,
led by the President.
Music.
10: 2O-Address of welcome, Sid
ney Wiley. Response, L. D.
Dawson.
Music.
10 :4o-..Relation of the Sunday
school to the church, Rev. j.
]. Vincent.
Music.
IL: 15-Norma. S. S. Lesson, con-
Quoted by Prof. U. l. jenkins.
using lesson for previous Sun
day.
III :5O-Recitation, 1.-The Passage
of The Red Sea-" Miss Nora
Dawson.
Music.
10 m-Recess for dinner.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
i 80 p. m.-Devotional exercises
led by Rev. Taylor Richmond.
Music.
1:5O-'.The Sunday school an i'm
por:ant factor IN the promo
ton of Christian Culture, y
Rev. E E. Williams, of Clarks,
burg.
Music.
2:2o-"Text Book of the S. S.
Rev. NJ. G Stillman.
Music.
2:So-Select Recitation, Miss
Lois Gregg.
3:OO-'The Advantages of the S
S. to young men and young
women" Rev. Benjamin Stout
Music.
s:so-"Advancement of Christi
anitv. Rev. w, B, King, Of
West Milford.
4:Oo-Report of Secretary anc
election of officers.
Music.
Benediction.
Let each school in the distric'
observe the following
1. Select two delegates to the
convention.
3. Elect member of the ex
ecutive committee and have dele
gates to report such election.
8. Send full report of YOU
school to the Secretary by July
18th.
The above program, filled, as
it is, with some of the best speak
ers of the State, should be of un
usual interest. Let all S. S
workers be present and receive
new impetus and inspiration TO
the work.
oLASDUs WEST. sec'y
). E. SMITH. Pres.
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Good
:: IS; S; S. !; s; !; !: Blood

system q reached by the blood, and on
Inequality heccnditio Of every organ de-
ponds. Good blood means strong nerves,
good digestion, robust health. Impure
blood means scrofula, dyspepsia, rheuma-
stism, catarrh or other diseases. The surest
way TO have good blood Is to take Hoods
sarsapariila. This medicine purihes, vi
taiixes, and enriches the blood, and sends
the elements Of health and strength to
every nerve, organ and tissue. 1t creates
good appetite, gives refreshing sleep
and cures that tired feeling. Remember,
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1897-07-16
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SUGGESTED
SrCorrespondents must write all
proper names plainly. We can guess at
simost anything excepta proper name
and have hopes OF being correct
Long letters concerning unimportant
;natters will not be published.
Most reporters think they must write
! long letter or none. Such make Sc.
.ious mistake.
lfyou only have one item and that
only makes three lines. send 1t on ana
aon't try to add page to it.
Always sign your real name some
where. A..
Wednesdav.-ED.