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New-York tribune., 1903-01-06
Railroads.
PENNSYLVANIA
7ATLHoAD.

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STATIONS Of WEST TwsNTYxTI5IFp1 T1 ,5T SIlST
4zThe leaving time from Desbrosses and
Cortiandt Streets = FIVE minutes later than
that given below Twenty-thfrd street
station, except where otherwise noted
dining Car Car NeS As York Pit,sourE sleeping Car
sss FsT e gRf1s3 p aGaGas ana clsvsand
o5o 4. NJ. PENNSYLVANIA LIMITED -Pullman Con-
For sesRas cResso p9 cie3sla5 oisdo en-
1 p NJ i4lifHfRsl The PssT TIV1NfA
satoa siesPng piHas Baet
1.s5 r. ". CHICAGO AND ST. LOUIS EMPRESS
For Toledo. Nashville via Cincinnati and LouisVie''
s p e. ST Chleas hotfs ExPsFor Pit;sur
Sar For We1cS W. Va tSia Shenandoah Valley
5.SS ?. NJ. WESTERN ExPREss-FOr chicago For
eSseot saTFdey xPREsFo SfhsIs Pittsburr and
Chicago Fo: loxville. daily, via shenand9ah valley
SIS P sSfs II cIEVE1tiNp 13E AND tiNcISNATI Elk
PRESTO. Pittsburg. Cleveland, and Cincinnati
WASHINGTON AND THE sOtTH-
755. SIS s.55 Dining carl. 1910 Desbrosses and cort
anat @ Iss s bnias cs M @ and 11l
stTsefs & 20 G g5a ca IS 1Dning a Fssl91 ss
8 ai6g csT 81 2 q ,I m Y e E.T1 sh m sunday pa y & fs
ing carr 3 25 .ongTessiona Limited All Parlor and
binfsg R5Rs Isaf csT SO l1ninf mn lao 15' as6 s ~
SOUTHERN RAILwAY--ExpEess. s25. AS p m IL 10
Atlantic COAST L1NB-Express. SIS a. m. ana se5
sEABoARp, AIR LINE RAn+wAY.-Express IL s. m
NORFOLK AND WESTERN ESTE RAILwAY-For Memphis
cEsAFEARE AS TiERIssans aS6 ono n RzIEgwAr-75s
weekdays. 1885 and $50 p m daily.
FOR OLD POINT COMFORT and NoRFOLK--I-55 a m
weekdays and $50 p daily
ATLANTIC CITY-A55 a. m and 255 2. m weekdays
Sundays. 7.55 a. Through Vestibuled Trains. Bu1et
Parlor Cars and Standard Coaches weekdays Par
or Smoking Car Paror Cars Dining Car and standard
Coaches SUNDAYS
CAPE MAY-1255 ?. N. weekdays.
For points New York and Long Branch Railroad (fon
West Twenty-thrd Street Station. s5S a m. Il 10
90. 400 and 11-25 p weekdays Sundsys o. .
a m. 40 .. from Desbrosses and Cortlsndt
weekdays Sundays. 945 a. M SIS p. n.
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
610 Desbrosses and Cortandt Streets 620. Is 55S.
and Corandt Streets 102O) Dining Carr. o55 DIN
fng Carr. 1155 a. 125 IS Dining Carr, l55 Dining
Garl 2ie Desoroszes and Cortandt Streets, 229 Z5o
(325 Dining Carr 355. 425 25 Dining Carr 455 DIN
Ing Carr; $50 Dining Car: 755. % s55. g. p p M
y 55 Dining Car) 155 Dining Carr as Dining Carr
goo 422 Dining Carr ID Dining Carr SO Dining
Ticket offices 461 1854 Iii and PSI broadway 1s2
Fifth Avenue (below 23d St 23 Fifth Avenue corner
18th ST.; Astor House; West Tvsnty-third street
Station, Desbrosses CortIandt
Streets; Court Street, SEQ Fulton Street 90 Broadway
and Pennsylvania Annex Station. Brooklyn; Station.
Jersey City The New York Transfer Company will
call for and check baggage from hotels and residences
TeTephone ''e1f Eighteenth Pennsylvania
Railroad Cab Service
". W ATTERBURY. j. R WOOD
General Manager Gen'I Passenger Agent.
New-York tribune., 1903-01-06

f-(1T-0N-A
-sfeS ~ .nange today The feeling the opening
car very unsettled. and the nrst business
the first sales few OF me
noe active rorths point or TWO ne
active liquidation OF long ac
, s15 10 active selling for short account following
leader OF the bull taclion inolet
,1r change of front with reasons given for loWef
offered. however, vas son I'D
recuperaton AZ Liverpool wheIs
- ta5 declined RAPIDLY under the same pressure
.he South poor. sno Win re-
snail the local made quick recovery OF
= the basis OF traoiae a. lloD-
vben the Census Bureau issued its stste1eat
December I3. e3lis5s osles OF COZ
@ rs beer rnne6 and that o57 ~ bales remained 70
5o36e o06 The details OF Dae
s,,reS Tzr large proportion OF round bales NashteI
o-es1 reduced actual number OF 1egustion naeS
bales figured H. SuI
-fIe Ire statistical position Of cotton remains stEolg
bUlsh character OF the
showing active selling movement SCI n olr11s
sTfe-oon largely account, on the GROUND
h-ssh factors had been discounted IN the late
The market finally barely STEADY al net
being the lowest OF
Total estimated al 500 600 bales
--re of contract prices n the local market tooay
New-York tribune., 1903-01-06
proposals

PROPOSALS FOR SUBSISTENCE STORES
Whitehall street New York City. y y. January 9 1906
Sealed and delivering su5slsssncs
stores In this city month of February 1908 WI
be recsved ofase until II o'clock lanu-
arv "a 1909 Information furnished application
Envelopes containing bids should Be marked oposals
for stores. January l2. 1853. sd
dressed to Major D L BRAINARD. commissary
U. 8 A
New-York tribune., 1903-01-06
THE STATE OF TRADE.

Buffalo Jan. 5Flour steady best patent spring 81 q
asa bakers straight spring S4G$4 Is bakers clear
So 256S3 grades winter 81
So patent winter. 81 259s4 5O clear So 5Oqs3 5 cracked
-four. 5OGS3 70; SO 50QS4- Wheat-Sprfng
steady; Nc hard Sc Corn strong No yeLow So
mixed a5 nc Barley. 49a62c Rye No I SIC.
Duluth. 5C1ose-Wheat. cash. No hard. % =sc;
Northern, T2sc: No Northern. T0@sc: May. 743sc
Oats. May. 33S.c.
Chicago Jan. 5-The leading futures ranged as follows
New-York tribune., 1903-01-06

Lackawanna Railroad.
Leave York. Barclay and Shftstepnsr STA
$50 A M--For Birsnamton and syracuse
sI0 90 A M.-Fcr Buffalo. Chicago and ST Aouis
sl40 p M-For Buffalo and Chicago
f4O0P- N-Fcr Scranton and Plymouth
s6IO p M-For Buffalo and Chicago
p. M.-Ttica Osweso. ithaca Bunalo-
A. M-For Chicago-Sleepers open = NJ
Tickets AZ fi3 ffs2 Broadway. y Y sSS Ealros
at R-ookfvn sDaiiy rExcep- Sunday
New-York tribune., 1903-01-06

ForeiEn Coffee Na-ksts-ores zee @a1AeL eo hsgs
cleared for United States. 10000 bags; stock $4,000
Ss-toE--ofse market dull Good average santos
sff- ~ee91t- 20 900 bags: stock I350e0o Ham
l7urx-C0ffee market opened &Gz pig lower; at 2So
s-T& sales 10 coo bags EdVre-
r-o~ee market opened barely steady franc lower AZ
Z Sel---e- hays
New-York tribune., 1903-01-06

J stockers. SOS 70. at So IS; bull.
/. 100 10, at So IS; Is cows. 9e3 10.
b, at 81 so; 6 do. sos n at 81 So; 3
New-York tribune., 1903-01-06
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

New oEE. J an a.
WEEKLY RECEIPTS.
p :. s.....s f-Fs-z-. s--a f.-au Chzar
New-York tribune., 1903-01-06

-
} steers. 1915 70, at S5 So
}. 1892 70. at IS 80; II do.
}, at So; 21 DO, 1,ia5 10, at
Bisbee daily review., 1903-08-04
The New York Times

will be as Interesting as it always Ia readers of the Sunday Times may depend on getting "all the news that's fit to print" promptly, accurately. ac4 well told.
 The Financial Quotation Supple ment which accompanies the Sunday Edition of The New Work Times GOV, CTS all transactions in Stocks. Bonds, and Investment Securities-both list- ed and unlisted l. includes capital. ization of corporations diyideuds-- date and rate, the fluctuations in gun tatiens for the closing week-higa aaa low price for both tue current year and the year preceding, and other ta- formation indispensable to either ia' vestor or speculator to aid him tc solving financial problems. rs Quotation Supplement Is kept oa aia by all banks and financial instituslesS for faffy references
Bisbee daily review., 1903-08-04
LITTLE DOUGLAS LOCALS.
Special tU Review,

Douglas Aug 3-Archie Gold thwaite, who has been employed in the Copper Queen mine at Bisbee. passed through Douglas Monday morning. en route to his home in Gal weston. Texas. Mir Goldthwaite ex- poets to return to Arizona early in November
 The private car NacoZari of Super intendent Walter Douglas. of the Cop per Queen. was attached to No. this morning going 10 Fl Paso. |.
 Rev. F. E. Sigler. of the Methodist church, Bisbee. came down Monday.
 Will A Nash. Of the Miner. was visitor to Douglas Sunday. Bill says the kid town looks good to him.
 R. L. Gibson. au insurance man from Phoenix. is in Douglas looking for business.
 Captain Thomas E. Foster. proprie- tor of the Park House. left Monday for Texas, where he goes with his wife. who is in bad health.
 Captain N E.. Cassidy. former man ager os the Copper Queen store here. passed through Douglas Monday ca his Fay back to Chicago. Ar. Cassidy was met at the train by number ot his friends, and given royal send-od. Before leaving Bisbee. Ar. Cassidy was presented with magnificent Elk's tooth by several of his friends He says he will always be glad to see any of the Arizona boys, whenever they come to the Windy City. N. ". Krase. Of the Atlas ExpioTa- ton and Mining company. left Mon day for Sahuaripa. to take over some gold properly which has been exam ined by experts and favorabiy re- ported upon by them. The Sahuaff- pa country is attracting large amount of attention now, and several good rich gold strikes have been made ! recently.
Bisbee daily review., 1903-08-04
MODERN WOOOMEN.
\ Splendid Showing For the YeeS
 Camp Notes.

A Splendid Showing For the Yeep
 Camp Notes.
 Our society will be able to pay all death losses for the year with only eiev eu assessments. says the Modern Wood man, and close the year with a casn balance of at least s50.000 more than the total of ali liabilities.
 After officers are elected plan for public installation. If the Royal Neigh bors are invited to hold joint pubsc ID staIIatiou, the event can be made dou Hy enjoyable.
 On Nov. I3 there was cash balance in the benefit fund of S930, 0,2o7.95.
 Members of the camp at Marion. Ind, are planning to erect the finest lodge building in the state. This camp has Q membership of 400.
 Attorney l.. J. Wehe has put in new camp at Starkweather. N. D. He SC cured ffty-five applications In nine and | . half days
Bisbee daily review., 1903-08-04

Douglas, Aug. 3.-The cock fights and vaudeville show fn the bull ring was largely attended Sunday after noon. A large crowd from Bisbee and Douglas went over the line to en- joy the entertainments Owing to the heat 1t was impossible to pull off the cock fights until nearly o'clock. but when the chickens did get to work there were several fast and furious fights. The Douglas birds won all three of the fights. and the Douglas Red owned by Davis Of Douglas whipped everything put in the pit with him. This chicken has quite a reputation as fighter. and his owner offers to back him against any bird of his weight for s100 or more at any time.
 The Bisbee and Douglas baseball teams, after the ball game. gave three rousing cheers for Jim Phillips and the Albuquerque brewery, for the kind remembrance shown the base ball boys Sunday Hr. Phillips had cool keg of beer on tap for the thirsty ball players. and saw they each one had plenty to drink.
Bisbee daily review., 1903-08-04
BISBEE WINS FROM
 SHELTER CITY TEAM
GopFREYs PITCHING PUZZLES
 SAND sToRmeRs
Copper Camp Boys Never Behind Af- ter the First Half of First Inning, and Win by Score of to 8.
Special to Review.)

Nopccfdt to fNcNitWb
 Douglas, Aug. 3.-The game of base ball played on the Douglas grounds Sunday between the Bisbee team and a picked nine from the smelter city was one worth going to see. The teams were evenly matched. and could not be called juniors, as both had old time ball players and played 10 win. The Douglas team starte of in good shape. and the Bisbee boys were a trifle wild in the early pais of the game, but soon settled down tc good ball playing. The Douglas fel- lows made some very costly errors. which finally cost them the game. Several bad throws when two men were out allowed the visitors to run the score up considerable. The Douglas team finally got together and in the ninth scored five runs. but could not get any more, and closed the game with Bisbee one run to the good, and not taking their last half of the ninth. Martinez for the Douglas team pitched good ball until the fifth inning. when he fell down and Warmell was placed in the box. but the Bisbee boys hit him up for several good stiff punches and batted out three runs.
 Godfrey for the Bisbee team pitched a good game and was a great surprise to his friends, as this was his first attempt at pitching. and he managed to fool some of the heavy hitters or the Douglas team.
 return game has been promised the Douglas boys. and they will go to Bisbee in a few weeks with deter imitation to win back the champion ship from the Bisbee boys.
 The following is a summary of the score:
 Hit by pitched ball-wammell, Al drich.
 Wild throw-Wammell. Martinez.
 Struck out-By Martinez. 5, Wam- nell 4 Godfrey 5
 Two-base hits-Godfrey, Alleugren.
 Three-base hits-Allengren-
 Home run-Crow.
 Umpire-Mr. Maloney.
 Sore by innings:
 Bisbee 2 0 Q 0 1 2 x-9 Douglas. 2 O o 1 % o o 5-S
Bisbee daily review., 1903-08-04
The New York Times IMPROVED AND ENLARGED

A departure of the Magazine Supple ment which accompanies each number of the Sunday Edition of The Nsv York Times is the introduction N Cartoons and illustrations. The many bright, breezy. entertaining ar' ticles are frightened by illustrations from the pens Of well-known artists.
 New features will be constantly ia- troduced to improve the Magazius but the old friend, The Man in ths Street. will remain to amuse people with his bright, chatty. and clever stories of men and women who fgurs prominently in the news and events of the day
 The New Section of the Sunday
 Editor, of
Bisbee daily review., 1903-08-04
NOT OVERWISG.

There is an old allegorical picture of a girl scared at a grass-hopper. but Tn the act of heediessly treadiEg on a snake. This is parallelei by the man who spends a large sum or money building a cyclone cellar. but negiecFs to provide his family with a bottle oi Chamberlain Colic, Cholera and Di- arrhoea Remedy as a safe guard against bowel complaints. whose vic tims sutnumber those of the eycioae A hundred to one. This remedy Is a-a-vwhare recognized as the mo<
 1Snpt and retiaSr. snedrcfne in use
 sr tsese diseases. For sale oy si' druggists.
Bisbee daily review., 1903-08-04

Rent your furnished rooms through the columns ot the Review Duly l
Bisbee daily review., 1903-08-04
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
Estate of Minie SteinhoH.

Notice is hereby given by the under ,fgned, administrator of the estate ot Minnie Steinhoff, deceased, tc the cred !tors of and all persons having claims against the said deceased. to exhibit them. with the necessary vouchers, within four months after the first pub iication of this notice. to the said ad- min.strator. at his office in Bisbee, the same being the place for the transac- ion of business of said estate. fn said County of Cochise.
 NJ ! BROWN. Administrator of the estate of Minnie Steinhon, Deceased. >s
 Dated Bisbee. Ariz., this 18th day of July, 1903.
 First pub. July de. wit
Bisbee daily review., 1903-08-04
COCK FIGHTS ARE
 WELL ATTENDED
DOUGLAS BIRDS WIN ALL THE
 MAIN EVENTS.
Davis Bird Whipped Everything Fitted Against Him, and Is Backed for All Kinds of Money as a Repeater.

Special to Review)
Bisbee daily review., 1903-08-04
That Douglas has assumed the proportions of cItyl
YOU CAN LEAVE DOUGLAS

For Bisbee, Naco, Benson and Can anea at 500 a. m.
 For Bisbee, Naco, Benson, Fair bank, Tombstone and the west at $40 p. n.
 For Hachita, Lordsburg, Clifton and Morenci and Fl Paso at 10:10 c m.
 For Nacozari at 11:30 on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays.
Bisbee daily review., 1903-08-04
The New York Times Saturday Review of Beoks

Which accompanies the SaturdaF Edition. treats books as news. Faa book publishers of the country hsya made The New York Times Saturday Review of Books their preferred medt- um for announcements of new pubtt' cations.
 Order Through Your Local Newt
 deaIers- or mail direct from office, as per sot' lowing rates:
 Subscription Terms
Bisbee daily review., 1903-08-04
Just fO OhliRe Him.

"Oh. let me like a soldier die" ex- claimed the leading man of the barn. stoTmers.
 '-Oh, if l only had a gum exclaimed some one in the gallery in a tone that savored of genuine syInpathy.-Chica. go News.
Bisbee daily review., 1903-08-04
Nof Annreciafed.

Bjenks-lt certainly seems to me that a man like Bjackson. who has worked hard all his life and brought up fam- fly of sixteen children. deserves a great deal of credit.
 Bjones--NO doubt. But he can't get it at the stores - Somerville (Massi Journal
Bisbee daily review., 1903-08-04
A Dream of Bliss.

Dora-Wouldn't it be lovely if VI had S35. 900 900?
 Clara-Of course.
 Dora-Perfect heavenly, This book on Facts and Figures" says a ton ot diamonds can be bought for that New York Weekly.
Bisbee daily review., 1903-08-04
Hard For Hfm.

visitor--So you've got cat and . dog. Ton should be glad to have such nice pets.
 Tommy-Oh. they ain't much use to me! They don't like cake or jam.
 Nisitor--Well?
 Tommy-Well. they're never blamed for any that's missing.-Philadelph Press.
Bisbee daily review., 1903-08-04
ChivalrT.

"Kin offer you me umberei. lady" But it isn't raining"
 'Pm awfuIly sorry. but can't yer sip me a quarter fer me good intentionn: San Francisco Exa miner.
Bisbee daily review., 1903-08-04

By Mail. One Year, Sunday included. .....Ss.sa Six Months, Sunday included.... 4.ss Three Monlhs. Sunday included. 2..s One Month, Sunday included..,. -ys Per Week IT Daily. without Sunday, per year. sea Daily. without Sunday six
 months .. .............-.... 5ee Daily without Sunday. three
 months .. i-ea Daily. without Sunday, one
 month 'Se Daily, without Sunday, one week ''''''' " Saturday. with Review of Books
 and Art Supplement. per year.. i,na Suauay, with Magazine Supple men, and Financial Supplement per year .....-.-.- --aS Postage to foreign countries for Dat ly and Sunday editions, add $l.lo per month.
 Address THE NEW YORK TiMEs. New York.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1903-05-04
SNOWFALL
OF AZ INCHES
Occurred the Past Winter, as Recorded
by A. W. Davis, Of Mineral,
This County.

A. ", Davis, Of Mineral, furnishes
the many readers Of the Telegram the
following information about the snow.
fall in this county the past Winter,
which viii prove Of much interest;
November >, 1902. snow, , inches;
November 80. snow . inches; December
5, So inches: December -, q inch;
December L. y inch; December "a to
%, : inches January, ; to $, 1908
: inches; January u, inch; January
y, y inch: January q, Y inch; Jan,
uary 80, Z inch; February ;, ] inch
Februarg $, inch; February 10, i
inches; February Is, ? inches; February
"a, 2 inches March !, Y inch; Apri
4, Y inch. Total depth Of snowfall
4G94 inches.
Hr. Davis adds: sThe weather Is still
very cold, Grass and wheat are grow
ing very slowly. Apples are about al
killed.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1903-05-04
DECISIONS
HANDED DOWN
By THE SUPREME COURT OF WEST
VIRGINIA, SITTING m
CHARLESTON.
Opinion in Local Case of Dsspad Against
Despard Afarmed.-opiniaa by
Judge Miller.-other Cases
Are Decided.

All the judges Of the supreme court
I. appeals were present Saturday May .
when the court convened, with the ex.
option of Judge NJ. H. Dent, who Is
le,ained at home in Grafton By the i'll.
MS of his wife. The following bust.
nes was transacted:
Despart vs.. Despard, Harrison county;
o,inion by Judge Miller; affirmed. Ab,
snt Judges Brannon and Dent.
city Of BenwoOd IS. Wheeling Railway
company, Marshall county; opinion Is
lulse PofFenbarger; reserved and iniunc.
tir dissolved. Absent, Judge Dent.
Thompkins vs.. Mutual Life Insurance
company, Cabell county; opinion by
rrlge Pofrenbarger; affirmed. Absent,
Iuge Dent.
rpman vs.. LOwther Oil company.
Clhoun county; opinion by Judge Bran
na affirmed. Absent Judges Dent and
Miller.
Fyrreu vs.. Terrell, Logan county; opin-
ion BY Judge Brannon; reserved Alb
.,ut, Judge Dent.
nr vs.. currence, Randolph county,
opinion BY Judge Mcwhorter; reserved
ami new trial awarded. Absent, Judge
Dent.
state vs.. Thomas Webb, Peasants
county. writ OF eror refused.
CIoss and Cross vs.. Cross, Richie
county, appeal and supersedeas refused.
Caton vs.. Raber, Richie county, APP
PEAL and supersedeas allowed, bond, 500.
>lte vs.. Wayne Sullivan, 8lingo coun-
IL. wit Of error and supersedeas grant
81.
Luanda Reuoad rs. Low, Wood coun-
ty, appeal refused.
Van Wrinkle vs.. Continental Insurance
company. Wood county, appeal and su.
per,cleas allowed, bond $4,000.
Board Of Education, BlacI1ford dis
trict, IS. County court Of Tucker county,
wit Il error refused.
Mi, susie Lilly, trading as Miss Sue
Comnlck. v. the William James Sons
company, Summers county, writ Of err
ror reused
9iuu / Mum vs.. J. F. York Wayne
county writ Of error refused.
J.A Meadows was granted license to
practice law.
The court then took a recess until the
18th Of May.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1903-05-04

LETTERS
Advertised by the Postmaster for the
Benefit Of Those to Whom They
Belong.

List of unclaimed letters in the ClarEs-
burg, W. Va, pOstoffee. Advertised
May 4. 1908,
Arnold, a. J.; Arnold, Miss Hattie;
Brown, Ralph; Bailey, R. S; Bartlett,
\. w; Boeleman, Jos; Brand, James L;
Broyal, Hazel; Butler, F.; Bridges, Miss
Francis a. ~; Bartlett, Miss Ethel;
Corbin, William; Conroy, AIisB Nellie;
Conhan, Mrs. B.; Coleman, Andy; Clay
burn, Miss Julia; Cottrill, J. n; Ceigh-
ton, James; Campbell, Mrs. H.; Davis,
Norman; Duff, Mrs. H. H. Dieforl, \.
D.; Elliot, Harry t2l; Fog, Miss Mag
gle; Flarty, Mrs. John; Francis, W. w:
Field, James H.; Golf, S. P; Glass, O.
u; GaIlaher Miss Beatrice; Garrett,
Evans; Grummett, Miss elena; Hannah,
Miss Anna; Holstein, Mrs. Maggie; Har-
man, C. B.; Huojhes, Bevens; Hoyell,
Charles; Howell, Charles; Howece, Char
lev; Hull, s; Jones, Mrs. Mary; John
son. Kestie; Johnson. Lofty; Jackson,
Aiinter; Jooncestord, Miss : ~; Jen-
kins. Mrs. J. C.: Jones, Mrs. Ladies;
Kemper, Miss Lucy; knight, n; Kayne,
Miss 4. F.; Lamer. John; Lake, DR.. a.
T.; Lamb, W. F.; lawson, D. A; May,
William; Morris, Mrs. Helen; Martin,
Mrs. NJ. NJ; Myers, R.; Morris, Miss
Nettie; Alarlen, Miss P; Moore, L. j.;
McCann. Benton; SIaekiu, ]. l.; Me-
Nemer, B. F.; Mason, Howard; Max
vile. Frintcn; Miller, Mrs. Charles; Ma,
Miss Lietha; Ovens, Mr. and Mrs. Tom;
Patterson. Jeeder; Prunty, Mrs. Opal;
Park. Willie; Queen, John; Rider, Mrs.
| r. ": Robson, ole; Radclif, g G.;
Richard, Cauford; Stevens, Homer;
Smith. Zurich; Showalter, c. A.; Sack,
Henry; smith, Leon; Thompson, Mrs.
Robert. t2); Titchinel. Il. G.; Williams,
Willie; Wilkinson, R. E. l.; Williams,
mrs. AIollie E.; Whitehall, \. S; West
fan. Mrs. Mary; watta, Miss Alice;
whiteman. W. T.; Williams, f. H.;
White. Mrs. Rose; White W. F.; oYung,
Hugh. s. G. DENHAM,
Postmaster.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1903-05-04
DEEDs LEFT FoP RECORD.

Deeds have been filed in the county
Clel,r's Office as follows for recordation:
Pine Grove company to Charles II.
Reager, one lot, Northviev.
Wolf Summit Coal company to " J.
Francis, $500 acres, Coal district.
George ". Peek TO Biiou Coal com
pany. 1913 acres OF coal, Elk district,
Reason T. Davis 10 Thomas B. and
Daniel S. Smith, one lot Salem.
James Il. Mines to J. W. Collins, fcur
lots. Adamston.
". P. Jmisins to same, one lot, Ad,
amston.
Waldo P. Hamrick to Willie slane,
one lot, Admission.
West End Land company to Gussia ..
Smith. one lot, West Clarksburg.
Kelso Root to Sarah Haseldon, two
acres, Mt. Clare.
William |. bah to James NJ. Han
lsO.s5G acres, Union district.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1903-05-04
HEARING
POSTPONED
Defendants in the Ernest cottrin Muir
der Case Given a Continuance Of
H,aIag Until wednesday.

The hearing Of Oscar Grcathouse, VII.
liam Hanshumaker and George Han
schumacher lie three men who arc 5charg-
ed with IT, murder Of Ernest Cottrin
at Lynch mines, was discontinued a
the request Il the defendants in Squire
RHey's court The case had been set
for hearing Monday morning, but as the
defendants wanted time to prepare thair
defense, the hearing was postponed I'M
til Wedne-d,y morning alto o'clock.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1903-05-04
Too Great Risk.

In almost every neighbOrhood some
one has died from an attack of cohe
or cholera morbus, often before medi-
cine Gould BE procured or a physician
summoasd. 4 reliable remedy for these
disease, should be kept at hand. The
risk is too great for any one to take.
ChambrIain's Coils, Cholera and Dar-
rhoea Remedy las undoubtedly saved
the lives Of more people and relieved
more pain and suffering than any other
medicine in use. It can always be de-
pended upon. For sale by Geo. c. Stone.