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PERSONAL MENTION.

J. r.. pampler of Crowley is at the Law
lor
Mr.. W. j. Neville of Palestine is at the
Attorney Tackaberry left for Austin last
night
Mir. ]. D. Kerr Of Shreveport Is at the
Mr.. T. b. owens Of weatherford Is at
the Rice.
Hon. w. H. Pope left last night for
Sherman.
\ Hon, A. NJ. Garter left for Fort Worth
last night.
r. n Burnwell has returned and is az
the Lawlor.
al the Logan.
Mr.. F. N. Locke of Beaumont is at the
Hutchlns house.
Mr.. {. H. Elliott of Trinity Is at the
Hntchlns house.
All. Joe N, slssthss. the bridge son
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,a.hf,i member of ,hr Houston police
~. vas killed instantly and J I.
,..,bn received a wound that proved fatal
4 ! short time. occurred at o'clock this
...,,o ot Yadon,s saloon. corner of Con
ross and San Jacinto.
nsIcer Weiss was shot through the heart
Ind two additional shots in very ropil
sssce.son were fred at him as he fell
d The pavement.
aftr the shooting ]. r. Vaughn ran
I through the saloon, taking a course down
s.a 1acuto street toward Franklin. and In
Iii preclpltous flight he ran into a white
woman and knocked her down. Vaughn
lad Iuto a small paint shop. turned about.
re.rsced few steps on San Jaclnto and
tacn hogan running again In the direction
81 franklin.
BY this time Mounted Officers Ice and
James. Special Officer ouiuby and officer
Rabonin were in pursuit.
Vaughan turned up Franklin street, and
d be passed in front of The Post building
% the postoffice side of the sirect tho
onisrs fred several shots at him. He
turned up Fannin street with Rabouln
elose after him AS the fleeing man
reached the front OF Dealy & Bakers place.
be turned on the officer and Tired two shots
uheh went Wild Al Congress street
Vaughn turned in the direction of the cor,
nsr where the killing of Weiss occurred
having trayersed the entire block With the
exception Of few feet. Vaughn turned
Into a stairway at 1l13% Congress, where
be and his brother have rooms. rabouin
followed up the stairs and came down With
The man.
il Is not known Just where Vaughn was
when he received his death wound, but he
lay wrlthing in death agony within fifty
let Of where Policeman Weiss was stifen
sg u death.
wv t
's"' "'''"N'el o' '"'
nootlng, gathered about the dying man
There were number of policemen in the
crowd, and they were very mucn wrought
~ $3.50 '" p" PV'''''' '''"
A ee' " '''''ei VI inv u''ns
'Ne'D - N'"' nus o'"'ner s'9
III 'r'l' i"eS' were "Dou' the last
"s'"s we Nu"'Eer uttered eAcep'
!" sV'"e que 70 S're'ch OUT nus iess'
'u''' uHe ne was removed to 'he
u..,. "N''e ne apparently re-
" LOT snort time He rolled about
~ - 'ue 'er'lole agony Of death
4 Y : tne stomach, ana muttered IN
"'e'en'ly constantly A doctor was sent
4 - y Af'''eu al'er tue man was deau.
~
'As 'eaa otHcer lay on the sidewalk ~
" we soioon weltering In his life
u9oa 'o' nearly an hour before the arrival
4 the undertaken and Justice Malsch tho
utter being sent for to ho,d an inquest
'''pce lalsch had moved his residence
v DAY before the tragedy ana this fact
ID ' delayed his getting the message, ac
s'alsi for the delay in his arrival.
~
sms.,' reporter made every endeavor
-'''ea BY the brief time at command
3 st statement q the d,facoIty, Eve.
's''''s anpear to have been exceedingly
sape notwithstanding there were nun.
, people in ihe saloon when III
~ occurred 1t took place outside
& screen and near the west front door
r saloon was closed br sergeant pns s,,
200 as he arrived.
''t'n Or charge Of aIses.,s,na 49, y D,sto,
= released from the ' . apf''pt a. ,oaa mi
s.,,.s iasl night.
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Barley-Mst and Hon

And no corn are used In making the IA
nous Anhsuser- Buach Brewing Association
hfnrds or hcsr for home ani club use
There arc no others that ecu-i Il.
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sTEINwAY PIANO IN THE
Home Is sirong evidence ~ musical cri'
10 viii A. Watsln Auslc Co. Dallas,
Texas
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/ The body Of T. Vaughn was conveyed
10 the undertaking establishment of Rgss
4 Wright and prepared for bu-ial.
The body OF Policeman Weiss was con
yeyed TO the WestheImer undertaking es-
Establishment and at o'clock this morning
Justice Malsch was engaged In inquest
ircreediugs, quite number of witnesses
Eel IN ATTENDANCE.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1901-07-26
Want. chi.... Aam,,,sd.

San rruucisro. Gala. July :l.-Chi.
nrs.. Consul ,.rn-rai lilo Vow ba. nd.
,lT,sss.i to tile Epworih League con
v-uiiun n tytsrwrittrn statement Of i've
iaEy,s. answering arguments 81 til" La.
isrr Council fasurinE Chimes" -sciu'
sion. I'VE think" says II" Vow. "hy
raising the lar against the Chinese nn'i
p.TInit;inE them io come int" the -nun.
try. commerce. Hs well as lni'pr. VIII
H. gr,-atiy ip-iIciitcj thereby
Five arguments of the l.alsur Coun.
iii relative to- wages and viCr and 9th.
rr topics aTr all responded To in detail.
''ny placing n wall between China an,i
the United States says How. 'tk"
trade Of the two countries mti~' ncr-s.
saTily suffer. The demand In China
for Your pTo,lucis will in time i-,'
equivalent 4. ai-ut anc.haif nf your
total export trade TO the world.
The statement closes with reminding
the lcavurrs of the Golden Rule.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1901-07-26
81. LOUIS WORLDS FAIR
TO BE FULL OF MOTION

Denver. July 23.-Iion. Walter u.
Stevens. who was nj the Transmissis-
sippi congress at Cripple Creek. nnd
who is one Of The managers OF the
coming Louisiana Purchase exposition
NJ st. Louis III 1904, thus Describes the
plans to liz. e.adop,cd:
The worlds fair at ST. Louis Will
not bc like any predecessor. IL will he
unlike In architecture. II Will lie
spread ont. It's buildings occupy Wing cle.
vations, beautiful groves separating
the main buildings or clusters OF build.
lnrs. In th.s. latter days. rhpid tran
sit hns mad. possible municipal cxpan-
sion. ~. iit III. ~. Louis Worlds fair
VIII lie applied means Of transit which
Will make possible the scattering over
1.WB acrcs or NOR. the great strnc-
lures. There win bc no hul,iiin. Of
buildings around central court. The
architects ar. faclnr an entirely new
That they will sniv" II In the pro'iuc-
lion of something entirely original and
NOR. beautiful than any predecessor,
perfect confidence II felt.
This Will hc worlds fair In mo,
ton. Til. stiii exhibits have Ind their
day: they no longer appeal Ia popular
interest to the extent that they did.
rcopi. want 10 see the wheels 20
round: they want 4. s.-' how things nr.
made, ~ 81. Louis the Idea hns TAX
"n iirm hold aud l. ,H'in. Developed.
that proc.ss.s. rather than products. Of
manufactures must bc shown. Til.
Trnns abundant pinm. II means u
vast --vii' uf whiftins machinery nnd
life. u means n score of plants set ~
nni IN operation. turning out varieties
II pro.itiris In the eyes uf Ill" si--in,
tur.. That the i,i-n will L. rallied
there l. no danii. Intending exhibit
ors ar. nltrntiy planning I" carry out
III. actual illustration oT procy--.s>."
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1901-07-26
STEEL WORKERS ISSUE
STRIKE BULLETIN

ri,,slurs. Ia. July &h- T. 'Nl"r, -.
cI ,lid uut hrpwr today "t W'.I>' ,', '.,,. .,,
w nv W,I$rrslWr.. At w"llsTtllr ,hT ~, u,
w,,,gi importation N men ia,t'' Y. -
,,5m,rriniiz". lui NJ Mvi\"r~l"'i ih ,,N 'N
w,,,fri uIfnmw to ursumr "i IN. w..
,,rcs.wnr,l tnl~ rinut was MOI ..,,,., il,.,,.,
I,,c fl,ia AFTERNOON TN" NmaiGni.la,, .,ll..
,,i Nssnrlliiuu iasurd it, !lFsi >'IlNs ,,.',,
i,n,irtin from tie general "iiiCr@. ,I, ~
i,wii.tin riycs nu urtiiu" "i 'H' '''',,,.
,i"ms prrvalIiug nud r"rr'..n'y> az, "".
s,,,,.,s ~ President ShaiL'f .' '.'''
,J,Ir.ssrs nj wdlsvillc auh M'i\''.>
m"rf 49, I'm the most prominent laI, ,,,I ,I
H. rulir'in j. printed thr W''II'.,- .I,-,
,rnrds n ..tn not drink. especially II s.,. .ir
,,,,sI irlrs tn break the StriNr -, IVY |
,,@,r,Irg @ nru.nuiun men. l'mni lFl''rr .r ",
nwy "nr who says the mills ..,,,r,,. M,n w
,.irs,d or taken ont ui the '"'''''''''-'''
n ycm don't ." to work. =. ....rt,,r,,
" i.ur,hrr @ rr are the words: n'.,r ~,
,c,.. r nnt enough rrcn in til" "on",rS ., IL, III
,nm he mills hcfur,' the ~irik%. ~ ,',.n!, r.'
run run mrcI @ Il" 10 win the strike Is. ,,., n"n =,
M"rk %% Enjoy your summer shu''''" H.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1901-07-26
Pressed ,..,.. w.... Harmed.

Golden. Cola. July ..i-Drnrcr Re.
Inbiicuu Si-~ini.l-Tiir most dislstr,,u.
iir.. la the history of Golden "ccirtc,i
nlioui 5ssn ilis afternoon when III.
.ai'i-n In 'ssrd tiEirk nnd f1r Brick
Works w.Tr burned Ia the ground.
The hr- started frnm hot i.os IN
the siiaIliuE ani when iiFsi discovered
was n small ilag.'. ht, i-'for- w"rkm"n
,.puij get anything to iishi Il with -u-i'
ii-ndwny lad l--n gained that th-Tr
was ne checking the nam-.. nni In n
little oy-s nu hour 'ii. mammoth ma
cliin-ry building. the -nsin" Tonin. aud
mu.t af ilI- shris wr.r u mass al
smoking ruins.
At.ui siSty men ani hay- w~rr -,n
piHyTsr a: ii... plan. AMI titrss viii ~
thrown cut "f employment for ih'
pp7s.Hi NJ least.
This i- th- -.,euni time within ih'
last year that ilI-fr has bcrn n iir- nj
tlt~ works. .1nic Of iiEr sheds having
burned little less than year a.".
Golden pc1pir wrF- hoping That every.
ihius would run smoothly Ht the works.
IL, strike 'r last week having i-'cn
s-ttl.,i satisfactorily {" all -nnccTnc'i.
bui iiiis unfortunate iirc will L. sc'
vCrr blow To- the town unless th" plant
i y huii'.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1901-07-26

All the competitors. She royerhnulcl
the hlndmost very rapidly. and several
minutes bcfor. the outer murk was
reached she held u proud position In
III. van, beating the Columbia 4 min.
utcs. I seconds. l.uiiing beautifully
round the mark. she buckleL down TO n
pretty thrrsh 10 wlndwurd. and in this
short leg she gained six seconds aud
romp"d past the stake bUaI winner
OF the cup.
The extension Of the iOwsprit uI the
Constitution Will ncccSsltntr n r,.-m-.s.
urcmcnt Of the yacht FOR time allow.
anc". Roughly estimated. the ConStI.
tuition should allow the Columbia my
one seconds over the twenty -unC- mile
course, -o. an corrected time. tonrti,
tuiion Is n winner 10y > minutes. - ,cc-
pnds. II should also hc hornc IN mind
That In the run before the wind ilic
Columbia WIS favored with fn,~h"n,
ins hrc"Zc. which helped her to mater
ialiy lessen III" GAP. onr" nearly II mile
Wide. which separated hcr from her
antagonist. Had II not l-.cn Tor this
the victory of the Constitution would
hav" b,-n far moTc decisive and coW
vincins.
\ pleasing Incident In the contest
was ilc appearance II IL" C"icigai'ri
oii Schooner America. which NOR. than
half century ago won tile historic
cup for which Shamrock II. will rae"
this year.
Another former cup defender. tile
schooner Columbia. which spil''l ssV'
rTni sur,,'s.fui Tar,-s asulusi MIR. Ash
hury's scho1n-Fs Cambria Hul l.ivutin
when they -amc here in 1870 aud 1871,
also started. .. ..
The iim"s NJ the sfnrt w"U' ~ fol-
lows: Constitution. :siGsi': COLUMBIA.
a:i5:Es.
The finish: Constitution. 5:i?s'n: col
umLia. 5:iIsii.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1901-07-26
peat, Of rrr.,d.r, Kruger. wit..

Pretoria. July 2i.-Mrs. Kruger.
wife uf Former President Kruger uf
tbp South African Republic. dic-l YES
,rT,lay afternoon of pnCIinUnih after
an Illness uf three days. She was six.
ty-svvcn years old.
Mrs. krugcr's long separation from
"a husband. combined with ,hc death
n brr favuri;r daughter. Mrs. Smith.
last week. hal completely broken her
sujrit. MIR. Elun AMI many other
members Of the Kruger family were nj
her bedside when she passed away.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1901-07-26
SNAKE DANCE
= MOQUI INDIANS

y . The Mcdui snake
'un"rl Tor August 2rh.
inlri'S Irr being received
!" railway concerning
lsiiiuE the region. Last
Isis were prcscn, at tile
i "Nur~icl that the nun.
nhTh larger this summer.
'ni "f tile Interior ~
i"rs To hold a permit. Tlrc
ay stations to the Muuui
~'N'uty.iiyr miles across
hh the journey is inndv
lniTiug four days. In al.
i'in spent AT tue dance.
"uIiug from ten days tu
aud including many
Is aU' announced by the
'nG"r department.
'iai."' Is u prayer Tor rain.
w "iiIc days. Tile public
10 which live rattle.
"''r'l. occurs uu the last
| "h'"ny. The Muqui RS.
lWn square miles.
/" Ily 2.uln iu,linns. who
h s"vvu villages. A-
i''"is among tile Mou,iis.
obliged 'o move with u
t.liug outfit. providing
ih food.
w lecturer Of New York
o party uf eastern pru.
lhr Muuui villages this
VI two snake dances,
uAncr. The party will
s"lI'. and will camp scv.
10" rim OF the Grand
colorado. \ number
'lllr"llod l,l in the party.
NlInEcs are located In n
As ihr painted desert ,n
"' ancient paintings oil
ON" "f the most desc.
1 W lIir world. with little
"'"I " hot sand ani IIo
'I'"vr the monutuny.
Vi ihcsc strange people
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1901-07-26
YACHT, CONSTITUTION,
DEFEATS OLD CUP DEFENDER

| July 23.-The race be-
and the Colnin-
! Island sound yesterday
s,rated that the Consiiiu-
Lastcr faIr-weathcr craft.
krczc and smooth water.
Inty-one-milc course, The
Is defeated four minutes
Snds. elapsed time.
1 Of the New York Yacht
to-day with the
valuable cups presented
Sr Lcdyard. After the
n Glen Cove the squadron
Say and steered for the
M MatInIconk Point buoy.
S.am yacht Revere. with
s,nmmIttcc aboard. L., go
| The whole fleet was ell
S-.,., aud was divided Into
>chooncrs. single-mnstc'i
{awls In cruising trlm. ani
defenders. Constitution
y, In racing trim. Naiur.
lpaI Int.rc-, was focused
y splendid racers. which
kncountcr In thoroughly 1T
a nice sailing breeze.
Srr. nj no time exceeded n
u strength. the Consii;u'
4 rival. the Columbia.
klr,l and sailed with rnrc
-m.ni. I minutes and u
H. twcn,y.onc.milc course,
was eleven miles north
un..laif east. dead h.
ID; the second leg l-'ins u
ward OF Ave miles. west
bns.laif west. AMI the
twtch with the wind fof.
iaFlanr,i i--am I" the iin'
mile west from Eaiun's
aas smooth and the win'l
from start io finish. Tie
,iaric,i absolutely last oi
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1901-07-26

(.co. July .-Th- rrlls
)sn aroused 10y the inter
|tvuiiun Of the Epw"tih
S~i its culininn'l.n NJ III"
x hrid yesterday nf'cf'
vllauiCs' pavilion. Al'usii
! uvu In attendance aud
s;e,l until the cuucl,isinl
"a preached hy i'lslcI
ut II the league. lis
fFaiih in Christ" and uu
rlpslu"ni or f,rvCni has
n,,' the assembling uf 'h"
Fi'r on resolutions report.
)ins. which wrr- adopted:
Nv in the deepening inter.
p members In the grsii
fisiiln MISSIONS and Cun.
organizations. herr rp.
D. the educational work
T'a,ly i--n accomplished.
fly delighted hy the cum.
|hl practical plans which
(tis,,l ty our leader. FOR q
FEu In l,chnif Of missions
lSn"vul-ncr. during the
We urge all uur chapters
study nf missionary lii,N.
\ icrNCnt prayer for tlic
kingdom.
|"v". without, reservation.
f Epworth League -xiyn.
r"Vi'l" for the systematic
p young people In Chris.
The Importance OF the
Errat topics as the Eng
hfisiinn stewardship aud
nE"lisru cannot ,c over.
p" arr Hs uuai,-rably RS
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1901-07-26
Ne. rr,,nr.. C,,,m nrtr,tr,I.

Denver. July 23.-.Iudsc Carpenter
yesterday dismissed the sarnishmcnt
IrprCC,linvs brought 10y Elizabeth II.
Tainr against George W. Trimblc ns
receiver uT tile Hank Of Icaivillc. Mrs.
Tabor tried tn gnrnislcr S2i Oh.
which amour, uf money. funds Of The
r,uk. she said. was in Trimhlc's pos
zrssinn. The ease will go to the Court
e Appeals.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1901-07-26
u.i..y Rsosi. S.ry sick.

Denver. July 2,.-IIalsry n. Ehoads.
fSty.Iuur years old. secretary of the
illc veteran newspaper men Of the
state. aud u prominent citizen "f Den.
y,,r for twenty years and more. i
,lausrtutiSIy Ill in St. Iu$crh's hospital.
\ consultation of physiCinus will prob
1l,Iv ", held today when II will bc lie.
ri,lS,I whether or 10, to operate for al.
rvu,liCi'iS.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1901-07-26
A,,wir,, s.n,e, WIN sue.

New York. July 22.-Admiral schlcy
will Sue the historian. Edgar Mnclay.
whose book has been excluded from
the Annapolis academy. to secure vim
,licn,ion of his course at Santiago
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1901-07-26
|RTH LEAGUE PLATFORM
LDOPTED AT SAN FRANCISCO

ever opposed I" ilir 0tvu saiusn ais'i
the liIuaT traffic. a;ti wr mrnn 'm Ecri'
up Uur war uipuu this buslnF7ss until
our coniinrni j. ITS,-l SEuiU H." 'lrN'ai'
ful riiFas,
-, That We CRAFTY rri1ir,aii nj 'Ir
abolition ~ ,h- ganivsu ia our array
anil ,ici,lar- tie fsici iliat = i-rsisi-Hi
.sYuTt 4. ii.-ins mntir Ia iinNr u rs4>i"F'
~. Specially i ihis distressing 4" 'is
when w., note that Rtissin is protesting
against the Cuuirvu aud HAT even
TtanC,. has prohibited Il in h'T Erluy
camps. "" earnestly hui-' illli wis,
,Uuns-is will prevail IN IE~". Christian
America. aui tu Jhis "i'H tse VIII "''S
pay aud Hsht.'
We have harmed ,itHi rs'lTsa"tiia'
,iv-~ from VnTiTtis Christian y"tiuE
in.uri~'. sDCi'iiC<. Hn"uE th" T''l"E,l
churches ~ the ,rIiiutrys i'lau tu h"liI
n snih-riur iu the summer It hr'..
leaking To- the itritrf development II
their young people in Christian work.
nuI w., ,I,-siTr tn rNpu7ss uur approval
nT ib,, movement ani heartily r'7"ii,
nirnd It iu the crlur''l yutnE lF"i'l" 81
the EpwuFth i.FIEuc.
W., nrr much -urUuTaErtl with the
continual growth ~ uur Junior hp'
worth League: ani. believing this
~ghunl Ior tile Thinning n uuT youngest
soldiers Tor Christ i ACCOMPLISHING =
great snC-i. would unhUsiiaiinEIy uTE'
all ,ur i,asiurs ani christian WORKERS
,u organize uur boys aud Eitls inl" Ih'''
inr chapters WHEREVER possible.
Ntvr the clos" ~ ti" convention
many ~ the delegates started "i' Slshi.
seeing tours in ilir CNHsi aud MOUNTAIN
states.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1901-07-26

ur, located at the top u high rocks.
whrr,. they wrr' huiit long ago. rs q
rrot-rtjUu against enemies. hr
s,r,ur" habits nui customs Of the
M"uui nave lp"u She suhj",r ~ 'nau!
articles by inuuisi,ivC wrii"T~. uut u
il ihr opinion that th" nation i dyinE.
ns lie uumi.r iuhnljiiuE ih" Vi'laE'-
i. much less iIHu when white n'u uI-' u..I-'
visited the country. oiwiliisiAu''iiiA NY
the constant latil" IN susia'UilIS "
in this Thirsty 'lrsrrt. ~" N",i'ii ~, ~,
-. T., ,s,r.,tl,lrtI - leave their cid
n,,,,., rnr .prruisiuz fields tn other i".
'',,ii,i,. NJ 1dvnurc bnS l'ern u"ii'r.-
An. In tile ;.,uI,lr ani Ii" customs 81
,I,,.ir I,ti,rT. lr, rrliE.Uusly main
,"inrl % Il Is cinimrl lev rrTrr.."'I.''. =.
,iy.s ~ the Santa y" rnIl thni i"'"F-
rst in thr<r l-rulilr i"'nlt' is -'''''''
u,,y ttnu ever lViu0'.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1901-12-27
ORDER OF PUBLICATION.

State Of West Virginia.
At Rules held in the clerks office of
the circuit court OF Harrison COUNTY,
on the first Monday in December; 1901.
Jacob d. Fortney VS. Mary j. Fort
ney and others. In chancery.
The object of this suit is oSecure or
REQUIRE q specific EXECUTION or per-
formance on the part Of the defend-
ants of a certain ntract IN writing
between the plaintiff and Joshua D.
Fortney, deceased, bearing, date July
18th. 1897, whereby the said Joshua
d. Fortney, sold andsagreed to convey
to the plaintiff q certain tract OF one
hundred acres of land in said county
of Harrison, being part OF the land
purchased by the said Joshua d. Fort
ney from Sherman 6. Denham and
others on the date Of said contract,
ed this life without making q deed
therefor.
And it appearing from an affidavit
filed in this cause that Franz Milroy
Fortney, one Of the defendants In the
above styled cause, II a resident Of the
state, it cannot be aScertatned in what
county of the state he resides, it is or
dered that he dc. appear here within
one month after the date of the first
publication of this order and do what
Is necessary to protect his interest in
this cause.
A copy. Attest:
E. G. TETRICK, Clerk.
G. w. LYNCH, Counsel for Plant
lff. s 1t
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1901-12-27
'Banalo Women,s clubs.

Buffalo is well to the front in the
matter of women's clubhouses. having
three of them. The Century club has
house that Is considered one OF the
show plnces of the city. A ballroom,
where large entertainments may be
held, Is feature Of the house. and
other women's Organizations are al
lowed to hire 1t. All the appointments
OF the building are handsome and up
to date.
The schoolteachers OF Buffalo have a
chapter house that is their especial
pride. 1t has a large assembly room.
with grand piano. a kitchen. recep-
ton rooms and general sitting room.
The women's Educational and In.
dustrial union also has Il large aud
fully equipped building, where many
departments Of work are carried on
New York Tribune.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1901-12-27

III lqte1A AdotI t&0lTeA ~ xD4Y = - &
The adoption IN sssH York cf LAW
empowering women Taxpayers 20 vote
/. ON Questions uf taxation haS already
stimulated women TO AK for similar
glegssIation In Aiaine,- Calitornia, M
n6is. New Jersey, Ohio and several
other states. Mrs. Arthur II. Dodge
OF !. the New York ,Antisutfrage arse
citation IN recent address spoke re
gretfully OF the effort Tor tAxpayers
suffrage rs zone OF the most advanced
and strongest movements yet made by
the snftraeists.n Now. It & . maxim
In war. Always do the thing TO which
your adversary particularly objects "
Moreover, this special measure. after
It has become an accomplished tact,
seems soon to convert its former OPP
ponsnts. At the hearing In Albany
last spring, when the bill was under
consideration: Mrs. Crannell said sue
had ascertained by extended inquiry
that no women favored taxpayers suf-
frage except those who favored full
suffrage. Now Mrs. Dodge says the
"antis'' are about equally divided as
to taxpayers' suffrage. Less than a
years experience OF 1t has apparently
converted half OF them. - Woman's
Journal.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1901-12-27
ORDER on PURL1cATlIoN,

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roy, lccateo ~ ghe gOwn v ~ Saie ond
Harrison county, Mes1 SlIg ", ls. at.a
described oy Lne orlginal anu a l1eI g.
nills ana eAniolls anu papers n.eu III, -
the said cause, ana 70 apaIe, as 1ua-
sance, the use o. lne salo room ior III. Sis
purposes nereIn seS ,ouI, anu " Slas
end an in1unctlon navlng oesn eIsaL .;aai
according 70 Gns prayer OF VIZ LIE o Meana
and amenaeo DIS py JONI w. maSUn,
Judge 81 the clrcalg ceu ui q gaf nasnn
c0unOy, akai9sg; v xsxasaa,ts pa,,I ~
restraining we p Ms1enuant M,rriet s
POmernv. the wife OF Dan Pomeroy
and. Llllian ~. rouleius; VI. y, ti,a,.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1901-12-27
Notice 10 Contractors.

Bids will be received by the under
signed until Saturday, January 4, 1902,
for the erection and completion OF a
church house for the NJ. E. denomi-
nation at Lynchburg, Teumile dis.
trict. Harrison comfy, according to
plans and specifications on file at II
J. Lynch's store at the above named
place or at the office Of Q. Z. Hick-
man at Clarksburg. The right to re-
ject any and all bids is reserved.
BUILDING COMMITTEE,
6.4t Lynchburg.