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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-12-17
, PEACE AGREEMENT ADOPTED.
There VIII Be One League in the South
Next Season.

Next Season.
Birmingham, Ala, December 16.-At n
meetIns Of the Southern Association of
Baseball clubs held here today the peace
agreement recently reached at Memphis
Ooking TO establish one league In the South
he4l season, was adopted as amended az
eontereucc last night, When the meeting
was called TO order this morning President
Palmer Of the Nashville club moved chat
memphis be rcinstated This carried by the
following vote:
Nashville birmingham. New Orleans,
Lutte RocA. Atlanta and Shreveport for tue
mouou, MI Hshtowcr of Chattanooga hilN-
~ requested the roll call
pll motion the Chattanooga franchise was
atasterred to Montgomery. Before, inns
was done Mt. Hightower announced that he
WOULD contest every inch Of ground, al
though he knew nc would lose. IN dis
clhsiug the question of dropping Chatta-
n29s9 PRESIDENT kaYauaugh Of the league
al4,Fu thdt ~ was an unpleasant duty nut
n 'e 1 lily Under article 81 me CONSTITUTION
~ tHnlu he doue. He said the attendance
* 'ihtt1noCgl had been small aud that
TIh,tyeport was better ban town thah
J lltl ahooca. Shreveport voted against
G.9pphs Chattanooga. Vt was agreed 10 re-
Nv Nv Chattanooga for money expended
'Vl heNt season.
lne Memphis peace agreement, as thus
omen4ed was Then adopted W. NJ. KAY
gaugh of Little Rock was reelected prCsi-
esnI ana tho duties OF secretary treasurer
,|sS;'e a8o given TO him Ills salary WAS
1891 IT, 5000. with 500 for expense
,Jtotyi II. l.. Newman OF New Orleans WIS
~ W. vice president Direct - were elect
Nj toestE Shrnvcporti car = rs Ewing,
ASenphis: Concc Il Jackson. birmingham.
tF ~ Old board of trustees was reelected
AZ Tvs; i. W. Mcqueen birmingham;
Nssir,,II, rank Little Rock; H. a. Lindsay,
MfIe5idcnt Kavqnaugb loft tonight for
tllphls whore Ne VIII tomorrow arrange
T tas O. settlement Win $ H. Carnes
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JERoMC.s sEcRET INQuIRY.
A Prominent Barker Arrested az a Wit
moss Aaainel aanpIera.

A PTomIncnt Banker ATa8Tsd AZ . Vic
ness AaanCt Gamblers.
New YORK, December nc The secret iu-
qmry instituted by District Attorney
Jerome before Justice Wyatt Of tho court
Of special sessions aimed at Ricnard a.
CanAed, w58 held today.
At the conclusion Of The hearing Jesse
Lcwlsohn, q prominent banker. was arrest.
cd as a witness Mr.. LowlsoHn's attor-
ueys secured a writ OF habcas corpus for
their client.
Justice Scott Of the supreme court grant.
cd a witt Of habeus CORPUS calling FOR SIR.
LcWis0hus production Ia court oh Friday.
lie also parolcd MI Lewiston uuul thut
time.
Hurry Payne Whitney md Mortimer
SEMI. son Of Jacob s. SrhiG hoad Of The
banking house of Kuhn, Loeb s. CO. also
appeared ~ Witnesses
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At PRIVATE SALE.
yam HIldreth Buys }. ~. schorrs Racing
String.

yam 7dreth Buys j. w. schofr's Racing
String.
orleans, December 16--Last night
IN. Tue races Sam IHidrcth purchased the
NM, ,e Facing string OF Iohu W. schorr the
e @,..i brewer Of Memphis with the eI-
t'On OF ordnung and one yearlins. The
49,. pl'H was not reported, but II Is uu-
!, ', ., 20 have Aeon in the neighborhood
an $1,000 for tho lot. numbering nine in
gotineE are as follows
ling Tarpplu ii.
geui = J99nipbclt cl, g. (h by King Rc-
estS ssiIy Wilson, ell. c, 90. by imp. lord
mn Pcninah
M Iissttaaan' D. <. 90, by Lconatus Lady Of
is,ler Tenny, BIZ. - by Tenny Rose
Eidss en- g o. py kinsFton-Park
M padilou 10 these afg the skear.eids
'NNspur and alcelette.
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RICE GROWERS BILL.
House Has Passed Them and the Senate
Probably viii.
lNnncinl N I'M d.

Especial 10 The Post)
washington, December 1s. The house TO-
day passed the bills introduced by Rcprc-
sentative Broussard Of Louisiana providing
for the damning aud locking OK Vernilllion
bayou and the Mermentau river in order
to prevent rice fields from being ruined
by salt water. These bills woro fully *
planned in uhesc dispatches night or two
age. Their anal passage win probably
be followed by the introduction OF similar
measures providing for the damnina and
locking OF Texas streams Ia sections where
the rice farms have sunered from salf
water.
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cANAL TREArY PREDICTION.
Colombian Enyey Says Il Will Be Com.
pleted Before Christmas

pleted Before Christmas.
Washington, December l6-Dr. Herran.
the Colombian charge, who has been
clothed with fun power by the Bogota gov
ernment to sign canal treaty, was an
early caller o. the state department to
day and spent half an hour With Secretary
Hay IN a further effort 10 reach an aeree.
neut as Ia the price THE country shall y. =
for the concession.
Or. IIerran predicts that the treaty win
be ready for submission 10 congress before
Christmas. II Is understood both AZ 80
state department and the Colombian lee, !.
ton that the question Of price Is tho oSlv
barrier TO the conclusion o. a satisfactory
convention,
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INGLESIDE ENTRIES.

Three-fourths Of mic, selling Pepper
Sauce 100, Estado, Maulic 103 Duke &c
liehelleu, Bel Street 100 Legal Maxim
ne, soi Iichtenstem 100 lingo %. Father
Wentkers'H0 Sister Salie 3d. DR.. W. w.
Keegan, Discovery 1Q3.
Hve.eighths Of a mile, selling, 2-ycar-
olds-Quutrc 100, Crccdmcrc 100, Aimaricc
1O7, Dotterel 100, Ripper 100, Judge Y ornls
liz, Sir Preston 100, Master, Imp. Puss in
Roots 100. Iortilla los, Dora Weir 100,
sglyer los, la Llbourn liz, Escaroia,
Pbyz 100.
fhree-fourth5 of a mile, selling
100, Gleudcuuiug LOG, Nellie. Hawthorne
1913, Muresca 1OS, Azarine lO3, Clandator
49, Declaimer ls2r-Idogo Ill, Black Thorn
Golden Cottage lO6.
One mile. selling Mr. Chin 10, Bill Mas
Sic l05, Osmond 1O5, Frank Woods no,
Resin 1o6 Brssac 107, Torilla 1O6, Dunn
blaue 113
seventh.cighths Of a mile, selling-Assess-
mont 10 KckumbOb. William Il. no, II &c
Of HilO 100, Harry Thatcher, Aloha z. 10
Hesper ll5 Ned Dennis, Pat Morissey 10,
Ada ~, Euuie Lissak, Homage 10
One milo, sell.Ug-Gillie, Byr0nerdale
lQL The Major los, Seize 81, Wnrte NIGHT
lGe Stunts 100 Esherin 1O2, Dupont 1O4.
Clear ana sloppy.
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n..,,ill. Mav lneorporate.

Reeville. Texas. December l0.--ia'4 VI
incorporation Is being pretty Fenerary IN ~.
dulced in hero Just now ana u y rs
that an effort to Incorporate the town W.,
soon be made. The lack Of SANITATION auu
the rad condition Of the streets 9ha SUI
walks Of the place IS rendering lneS erp9t6
,ion very essential 10 the hsal'n, an -
forts al Improvement IN these things have
failed.
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A. a Liver Tonic
use OXlDINE.
sPEcIAL ANAouNcEMeNr.

Tracy Il. Dunn United states commission.
err, has moved hi9'ofhce TO the Mason buiid
ing, fourth .aooE adjoining United States
faGrshats ofhcel Ola phones, residence.
1879; Office. ga
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-12-17
WASHINGTON NOTES.

Washington, December 10. THE senate
committee on appropriations today author
lied favorable report on the bin sppro-
priaung $4,000 for the conduct Of the
campaign against the cattle disease in
New England and q Ike sum FOR the rural
Combinations by tho senate; lloyd c.
Griseom, minister TO Japan; Afieah j. Jen-
tins collector ~ internal revenue "a tbr
district VI south Carolina.
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rhe bill was referred as requested. and
nsldeCation resumed OF the militia BILL
MILITIA BILL DISCUSSED.

Mr.. Bacon (Gn.h on constitutional
grounds, opposed the section providing for
a reserve tb-ee sofstrslued men
An amendment. offered by Mr.. Foraker,
was agreed to, striking ont as much Of
section "a Of the bill as relates to drills,
inspectors and instruction OF men enrolled
in the reserve force.
At ? o'clock the milltiu bill was dis
placed by the omnlbus Statehood bill but
before discussion was resumed the senate
passed a pin authorizing the construction
Of bridge across the Savannah river at
Sand Bar ferry. below the city of Augusta
Ca. several other bills and resolutions
were also passed.
When consideration Of the Statehood bill
was resumed Mr.. BeveridgC suggested the
adysability Of disseminating The debate on
the bill upon the conclusion OF Mr. Dllliug-
January D. The arrangement was agreed
to, but Mr. Quay requested 1t TO be under
stood that Mr. Dillingham; should complete
his remarks and print them In the next
record, and that, on january > some
other senator shall be ready to address the
senate on the bill. Mr.. Dillingham; then
resumed NE speech begun Yesterday In OBJ
position 90 the omnibus bill,
After Mr.. Dillingham; had concluded Mr..
Teller (CoO) desired To dissent from some
Of the statements which had been made,
ana said that the people OF New Mexico
had been slandercd by the committee and
by Mr. Dillingham;. hut objections were
made by Messrs Brverldge. Wellington and
Foraker on the ground OF the agreement
Senators Allison, Hale and cockreli were
named as conferees on the hill Hpprupriat-
ing $4,000 for Tho anthracite coal strike
commissioners salaries.
A bill was also pissed pToyIdinr tbnt
the circuit court Of appeals of the Fifth
Judicial district shall hold at least ono
term % said court on the htst Monday ~
November OF each year Mt Fort Worth,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-12-17

There are limitations OF oxIDINE. Int
none Of them comDare with the genuine.
oxfpfNE cures Chiils. Fevers and All Ma.
laEiGl Troubles. Ihs limitations FAIL
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-12-17

TO Ex1RpATE DISEASE
Bill 10 Suppress Livestock ScOurge
Passed by the House,
SENATOR MORGAN IS DISSATISFIED
Urges His eMasure Fixing Salaries o
Canal Connisslon--omuibus State.
hood Discussion Postponed

Washington, December 10, The house to.
day passed the bill transferring from the
treasury department 10 the department OF
agriculture the power TO establish regula.
lions for the suppression 1t the day to the
legislative approximation bill on which
rapid progress Is being made At the
opening Of the session bills were passed to
authorize the Southwest Louisiana Rice
Growers association to construct lock
and dam ut the mouth Of Bayou vermil,
lion and TO authorize the Rice Irrigation
ana Improvement company of Louisiana 20
construct a dam at tue mouth OF Mel inca
tou. Nit Madsworth (N. W then called
az the bill to Transfer 70 the secretary
Vt agriculture tAe power 10 make rrgula
ttous 10 suppress ami eNtIrpate dangerous
Auu eoutaslOus diseases auyuE llFt stOgA.
Inc Ola MAS passed w.thou6 ditIsion.
Tue house tatu went hto committee Of
the Whole anu resumed the oUnSiue Ati0n
81 the legislative appropriation Oil AltVr
CoMplttin 49, pag,s % eae e3,i tag COIN
M1ttee Iusc. y ttsVtutluG Mas ADOPT. "A
tglliL- uA ,Ac attorney neral for iA4urma.
uuu rs 20 WAttutG 49, sac case 81 sac Las.
trA tACtDANgs Ns. Tie lhttna States thu
award VI DtSvmutI A. tJVl Is ceauigstcu.
aNd 80 alg-ap tlr mouse ut'avtfc tan rea
sous set lOoth III the unlal0i ~. the de.
pdrtmolt oI justice pc,cnGtf p 1855. now
cpnsutGte valid u',cnse 10 tl.l paS dieut
d, us lie Aoagc adjourned,
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Ineleside Winners.

San francisco, Deccmber 16,-Weather
el,sr. track sloppy. Results at lnglesld
Futurit. course, ST ling-B gus Bill,
Guida Vuhicer. Time 1914.
seven furlDngs, selliug-Sleeping Child,
stsrlmr Towers, Macana. Time 1924
FutuiIty course, seliug-Amaza, Ora Viva,
On,x H. Zine LIZA
Thiteenth-s Xteenths Of mi @, b ndl-
eap-Corigan The Erctter, Wentworth.
Tine 1851
Nile ami seventy yards, selling-Artilla,
Antolee, Galuuthus Time $50.
Tbree.auartCus of mile, 2-year-olds,
pufse-Gayicta, Gold Van ARABIC. Time
i'll
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N-w Orleans Dcemte l0Genra Of
irlt
o. Forrest and other Voacdr
mentions q cayay
jutant gcnri Of the Uid
81 zen dtclo
i S w
GeneraI MO dd lille OF the
his lapse really code Tore
% tsda
constitution
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THE SHIPMENTS OF OIL
FOR FIRST HALF or THE MONTH
WE'RE GOOD.
Probable That There viii Be Slight
Decrease from November, Because
Of the Holidays.

Beaumont, Texas, December iG.-Last
night wound up tho nrst half Of the De
cember OIL shipments aud tne showing rs
a little better than had been hoped for by
the figure lover statistlcllu The total
cars shipped and barrels as estimated on
the basis Of the average Of 100 barrels 20
the cur, shows the following report; Caia
by rail, 1893, barrels, 2778I cars, by
water, 1928, barrels, 2I2,7G0 Total Tor
month; Cars, 3,lOl, barrels, j-J3Ij
In view of the fact that tJc cars are rot
very easy to handle aud thar tue Christmas
holidays are 20 near ~ hahd, n may joe
that this average VIII fan M slisbuy bee
fore the end OF the month, ont ti SHIP.
ments Will probably run 600 ca fur tle
month, aud the record VIII therefore ue
pretty close behind November. Az 10 prices
the month Will Of course, show Up la
excess Of any other month recorded, 20 H2-
count Of the marked advance tdat startc
with the opening aud has remained from
STEADY and firm to advancing a. the time.
month of December 10 dollars vii HIow
to the companies 1850 OOJ for the mpntl.
st this rnte u must he &C ouce admitted
that spindle Top is on a business basis
ihat can not be shaken Tor long time 10
come.
The meeting called for tomorrow night
for the oil meE Is 20 take place at toe
Young Mems Christian Associations tenn
porary quarters IN the Banchctte bailding,
aud is for the purpose Of discussing mat
tcrs pertaining 70 the trade and 10 90 into
the feasibility and ACCESSIBILITY Of estub-
Ishing an Oh exchange. This will be for
the purpose % selling oil only, and not I'll
stocks OF any kind. The plan is genera "
looked upon 10 a favorable light, and there
are many oil men tod ~ pr esying tlat
81 will be formed The liquidation m -et-
ing Of the old ofeaniz, tiou IS 10 be held
Thursday night az the oil exchange.
~
large number II the oil men on Spindle
Top are leaving FOR home to spend their
holidays. II Is thought that by Saturday
night the hill VIII be entirely depleted. II
VIII be remembered that on last Chri tnlas
the men Quit drilling and everything else
20 20 home Tor Christmas. and this year
viii prove no exception 10 the rule 80 early
established.
oil in tanks Is Aill going at a cents,
with nothing 10 Indicate any change ia the
next day or two. II Is hrm,
49,
superintendent HoSs Of the .. ~. GuHeg
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BY keeping the liver active the system =
cIeanged Of Impurities and Is enabled 70
ward on diseases, 49, - a..
larlai Tonic sold, Ask 5ouF druggist
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-12-17
WV ORLEANS ENTRIES.

"a, furlon1rs. 2-yenr-ods, selllug-Lord
rs.Abaood ll2 Suburban Queen, Rankin
M gealotry. Judge Cantrell log, Mathilde,
rTbsnce Nly Surprise, Narna Fonso %.
seven furiou4s, seliine-Gautamu l2j, AL
~ n Polly Bj1by, Charles Ramsey, Gin
s5rsy. Ben Frns., Judge MaGee H., Sillo
4, turiongs, fLles aud mnres, ali ages
rss iady M, Optional H., Aqua lO5,
ifsnover queen, lDsOlence lOi, Snoo Fly
@ Fair Lass s.
,onnins tts. Lord Melbourne 10, Pride Of
Galore 1Oj, Farmer Jim lG, Mrs. Frank
Foster 100.
Nile and m eighth, selliug-Knight Ban
erstt los. Elue 1O5, Danish 1903, Joe Dough-
~ iof Flaneur 100 Compass, Scotch Plaid
V. Trocadero 81.
ssyen furlongs, selling-Peter Duryea,
Binr is, Jerry Hunt Feat ATatoma,
Tickful III
Clear and heavy.
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OIL in tanks Is Atl going at a cents
with nothing 70 Indicate any change Ia th'
next day or two. II Is hrm,
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A
Washington, Daccmbci To- la ,Ae sea-
ale TO-DAY dr Dillingham; r0ncgItl MS
Ccmaiks Ia oppoalou CO. omnibus State
mood bd, aal hy auao'-aGs ,6us AT u was
Dsscvd there sAuaM .. uu uuEor aistus
Siou vi tng mt4su. luui IL, scnAt
con, enes On January o An lclicl ~U4t.
I'll 10 submit sJm, gl4uagAs ~ reply. he
sud, 20 me ISLANDERS o. tlc cOmuitstc On
Territories ana Ot MC Dillingham;, but tAa
senators insisted that tuc .sfe,4neni uVt
10 Iurther discuss luC OH sHoaiI Uv az
uureu 10.
a resolution appropr.ating 5000 for "a
bronze bust OF t1e late P.ve.dent Mc.
kinney WIS passed
Mir Morgan tAlaj asked that his bill.
hNlng the salaries Of the lStumian canal
commission at 81 10 a year. be referred 70
said ne nad been mo mcd that tue present
commissioners were paid SlUVG IA month
each. and that their service had extended
over twenty-nlne months.
In response to an inquiry from Mr.. Hale,
MIR Morgan said that out Of the twenty
niue and half months the commission had
spent six months In Nicaragua and two
weeks IN Panama.
said Mr. Hale.
1T is very true" replied MT Morgan
land shows the necessity Of our doing
something to regulate these expenses"
Continuing, Mr.. Morgan said il was nee
essary, in advance Of striking Hex on
the canal TO make such provision as will
prevent the United States from running
Into the horrible inluuitles OF the old PAN
He said there had been spent on that
CRnal S26O,OOO00O and there was nothing
to show for II except two-hfths OF n dltch
extent.
The bill was referred as requested. and
consideration resumed OF the militia bill.
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superintendent noss q the .. N. GuHsl
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1902-09-12
aN1PnkatR LlVlES &g0 SAVINGS BANK ClaEksg.


Frank Kelley went TO Monongah
Saturday morning,
Kelley Dawson made a business
"trip to Shinnston Saturday.
E.w. Williams went down to Mo
nougah Saturday on business.
DIS. w. P. Con aud D. L. Despard
left last Friday night for Attica, Ind.
TIA. Henuagau went to Baltimore
on last Tuesday night.
John N. Flanagan, of Salem was
here Monday.
lib. Davis, Of Doak, was here
Saturday m0rningen route homefrom
Uniontown, where he had been on
business connected a coal field he
is taking up in Doddridge county,
Miss Gertrude Armstrong, OF Park
ersburg, who had been the guest OF
her brother, Frank Armstrong two
days returned home on No. 3 Stature
day forenoon.
Miss Mary Mulheran, OF Plttsburg,
who has been the guest of the Misses
Clancy, went to Tunnelton Tuesday
morning for short visit. She will
return here.
Rev. L. W. Holden went to Worth
ington Saturday and preached there
Sunday, He attended the Judson
Baptist Association in Monongahela
county.
Deputy Mine Inspector I. NJ. Kelley
was at Monongah Saturday on ofllclal
business. He states that there has
not been an accident at any of the
sixty.tour mines he inspects IN the
past fifteen days.
Rev. W. J. Newton, of Olive, passed
through here Saturday enroute to
Warrington to preach. He went from
there to the Judson Baptist Associa.
tion.
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Lor SALE.

Forty.One fine building lots will be
sold at public auction on
MONDAY, SEPT. %. 1902,
at Wolf Summit. a fine chance to
secure suburban home at moderate
cost, on the new street car line TO con.
meet ClarkSburg and Salem. These
lots are adjacent TO the coal mines Of
the Clarksburg Fuel Company, Fair
mont Coal Company and the Solon--
Lowry Company, and employees OF
these mines should purchase lot and
thus own their own homes. A chance
of life time.
will also sell at the same time q
tract of 10 and S2.l00 acres OF good
farming and oil and gas land adjoining
said building lots. Plats showing loca-
tion OF said property and lots can De
seen at the Office " the clerk of the
county court, at NJ. j, Francis s store,
at WilsonburQ, and at the old Dolan
stole at Wolf Summit. Don't forget
the time and place. Terms made
known on day of sale.
MICHAEL j. Francis,
45.2t. Trustee.
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Enarayed Oards

The Telegram is pleased to announce
that It has made Arrangements with
one OF the largest engraving establish.
ments In the United States who make
speciality OF engraved cards an!
nouncement cards, Wedding Invita-
tions and monogram stationery and Is
now prepared 10 furnish this class Of
work at the lowest prices. Anyone
desiring fine stationery can save money
BY sending their orders to the Tele'
gram office. IL
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NNrICE FOR BIDS.

The Undersigned committee of jack
son Lodge No. 80, A. +. and A. NJ ;, at
Good Hope, will receive bids on their
proposed new building up TO the goth
6f September, 1902, at which time all
bids will close.
A copy Of the specifications of said
building is left for the examination Of
contemplating bidders at the resi-
dence OF Henry Sommeryille0n Locust
the residence OF G. w. Washburn, In
Good Hope, w. Va.
The right to reject any and all bids
is reserved.
Respectfully,
QUINN MISTER,
w. CASTOR,
HARPER YERKEY,
j. II. SoSAtERyILLE,
44.4 Building Committee,
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CAN YOU FILL A POSITIONS

Thousands OF business men are look
ing to-day for competent young men
to fill important positions. Proper
education is all that Is necessary to
secure one Of these places. Our school
gives :he required training and when
you are qualified helpsyou to positions
where your education brings you sue.
cess very rapidly.
Write for catalogue. Enter any
time. Now, II possible,
ELLIOTT COMMERCIAL SHooL,
Aft. Clarksburg, W Va.
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sToCKHoLDER's MEETING.

Notice is hereby given that the
stockholders OF Adamston Coal s. Coke
Company will hold their annual meet
ing at the Traders Hotel, Clarksburg,
Harrison county, West Virginia, on
the 18th Of October, 1902, at 300 O'Clock
p. m. for the election Of officers and
such other business as may be lawful.
ly done atsuch meeting.
Respectfully,
W. A. HUFF,
45-5t secretary.
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FOR SALE.

One iron tank, size, 8 feet wide by
IS feet long by 81 feet deep. Grade Of
/ inch boiler iron well stayed by angle
plates, VIII hold about $500 gal
Ions. Good as new, only used short
time. win sell at bargain. Apply
to W. F. MUM,
45.3t Supt. Consumers Ice Co,
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FOR SAFE.
DESCRIPTION OF FIRST PIECE
OF PROPERTY.

/ have farm for sale that consists
OF 143 acres situated on the east side
OF the Musklngum river, about q
miles from Gaysport, Ohio, improved
by a good house containing 0 rooms,
barn 4ox5O feet and other buildings;
also store. viii sell the farm with
out the store. The store Is doing =
good business. 45'Smo-po
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DESCRIPTION OF SECoNDPIECE
OFPROPERTY.

have another farm located along
the west side Of the Muskingum river,
containing 12s acres Of well improved
land underlaid with 4 feet Of coal, B.
& o. railroad running through one
corner of property. All kinds Of fruit,
Groom house, barn 3Ox4O feet, and
other buildings. For prices and terms
and further information, address
A. A. THOMAS,
43-3mo-pd Cedar Run, Ohio.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1902-09-12
sloO--.pr. f. Dotsbon, Antl-Diaretlo

May be worth to you more than 500
II you have child who soils bedding
from incontinence OF water during
sleep. Cures old and young alike, ~
rests the trouble at once, 81. Solo oy
&C, Stone, druggist. Ely.