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The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1903-08-12
LOST FAT
POCKETBOOK
lack P. NettIeton Suddenly Embarrassed
While Promenading Board walk at
Summer Resort.

Jack p Nettleton, the watts-Lamberd
company's bookkeeper, will be home from
Cape May, New Jersey, in n day or SO.
He intended to s9end two weeks vaca-
tion at the Famous summer resort, but
circumstances have forced him to curtail
his visit. While walking down the big
board walk with william Haynes, who
went with him on the trip, he lost his
PockeBbook The wallet contained all of
the ready money he had about him, which
amounted to $1,000 So, according TO
letters received by his friends here, Jack
concluded that ae had enough of the
New Jersey summer resort, and he win
rturn to ClarlSaburg sooner than he had
at first intended. Mr.. NettIeton was
not what the Hnmfabters call stranded"
as he could have gotten more money from
his bank account, but he thought that
the trip SO far has cost shim as much as
he cares to spend this summer.
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DEATH OF
MRS. SINE
MOTHER OF ]. E. R. SINE, PRoMI
NENT cLARKSBURG MAN, oC-
OURS AT AMOS, W. VA.
Death Caused by Infrmities of old Age
Deceased Was Highly Esteemed by
All Who Knew Her.

Word was received here today from
Amos, w. va, of the death of Mrs. E1iz-
aibeth Sine, mother of Mr. J. E. r. Sine,
of the firm of Sine, Crawford & Co., this
city. Her death occurred Tuesday night.
Mrs. Sine was 75 years OF age. She had
been in failing health for some time,
but only for the past few had her con
dftion been considered OF serious nature.
Diseases incident to her advanced age
caused her demise.
Mr.. Sine left Clarksburg Wednesday
morning for Amos to attend the funeral,
which will occur Thursday afternoon, al
though final arrangements have not been
made as yet.
Mrs. Sine was held in high regard by
all who knew her. She was devout
church woman, having been member of
the Christian church for many years.
Those who survive her are, J. E. r.
Sine, of this city; G. L., A. T., and b
F. Sine, of Amos; A. G. Sine, of Parkers-
burg, and Mrs. Cation, of Spencer.
Amos is near Fairmont. The home OF
the Sines is at Fairyiew.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1903-08-12

CONCERN
CHARTERED
General development Company of This
City is the Latest Local Concern to
Be Incorporated

Charters have been issued as follows;
Peerless Gas Coal company, of Ronda
Kanawala county, w. Va, to acquire min
eral and timber lands, and to operate
same. Capital $4,000. Incorporators: j.
B. Field, of Charleston; Ada Z. Nanden-
of Ronda; @. n. Yanden, of Gallipolis, o.;
t. w. Field, of NIiddIeport, o.
Wilder Ann Bargain House of Decota
w. va. Capital stock $4,000. Incorpo-
Tators, A. W. BOvles, II. E. Bowles, Mat
tie BowIes and A. W. Bush, of Deeota, w.
Wa
waeona Coal company, of Pratt, wv.
Va. CaPitaI s5O,O6O- IucOrPorators, J.. a.
Wood, E. G. Simma, and Harrison, OF
Pratt, w Va, and W. G. Hubbard and
r. s. SpiImaII, of Charleston, w. Va.
General Development company, OF
CIarksburg. w vu-, to do a general de-
velpment business. Capital $500. In
corporators, +. C. Devricks, E. b. Har-
desty, of Clarksburg, w. Va, Howard
Robinson, of DOIa, w. Va, and c. 7,
Queen, of Marietta, o.
Ronceverts Realty company, OF Ronce-
verte, w. Va, business to be located at
Piilippi; TO purchase real estate and to
erect houses thereon; to rent the same
Capital $4,000. Incorporators, c. /. Zir-
ISle, S. A. Moore, NJ. Peck, NJ. c. Talbot
and S. Il Bowman, of Philippi, W. Va.
Paden city bank, Of Paden City, Wet
eel county, W. Va, to carry on the bust
ness of banking. Capital $4,000. Incor-
porators, II. W. Mccoy, r. Miller, g. =
Work. IT. b. Shriver, and James Il. Sta
thcrs of sistersviIle, w. Va.
New River Sandstone Brick company
Of Bramwell, w. Va; chief works to be
located in the state of Virginia; to man.
ufacture brick tiling, terra Gotta paving
materials and other products Of sand
clay, sfug, lime, etc. Capital 100000
Incorporators, H. S. Brown, of Bramwell
w. Va; J. f. Jones, of .Switchback, w
va; Edwin Mann, of Bluefeld, w. Va;
Harry Bowen, of Bramwcll, WI Va; Wy
ndham Stokes, of Welch, w. Va.
Hooking Valley Consolidated Gas com
pany, of Parsersburg, w. Va, to CON
struct and operate gus plant at the city
of parkersburg. Capital 100000. In
corporators, Daniel A. Cameron, of Pitts
burg, Pa; r. D. Crawford, of Marietta
o.; v. b. Archer, j. T. Harris and J. a
witheralI, of Parkersburg, w. Va.
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Occurs On Monticello Avenue It late
Hour at Night, But No one Was


A shooting scrap occurred e 70 o'clock
on aIonticello avenue which CHARMED the
denizens there, but which resulted IN
no harm to any one, 80 far as could be
learned The shooting was IN front of
the old Monticello Grocery eonpGnJ''s
store. Constable a. i. Davis attention
was attracted and he arose from bed and
went to the door to see what this trouble
was. He heard one man curse another
and threaten TO shoot him there and then.
The constable ordered them to desist
and told them if they did not he would
come out after them. BE dressed him
self and. went out on the street, but by
that time the parties had gone to the
corner of AIaude and Monticello and were
raising y disturbance there, in front OF
Michael Criss' home. The latter ordered
them away, but they failed to go until
they saw the officer coming. Then
James Criss, one of the party, ran in
one directions and the other persons went
in another direction. Davis hailed the
latter two and admonished them not to
continue that sort of conduct. One of.
these was Emniitt White. The others
name was not gotten. They had no guns,
but James Criss seems to have had, uc-
eording to the statement of the others,
and it was he who did the shooting, it is
claimed.
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PICNIC SUPPER
IN PARK
Enjoyed by Merry Party Of Ladies and
Gentlemen Tuesday Evening IN
Honor Of Miss Martin, Of
Fairmont.

"a picnic party was enjoyed by num-
Der Of young hdies and gentlemen ut
Union Land park Tuesday night The
affair was given In honor Of Miss Anna
Martin, Of Fairmont, who is the guest
OF her brother, r. L. Martin. The party
rode to the park ON the street cars in
4ihe early part Of the evening, taking
thefr lunch baskets wen filled, and en-
joyed picnic supper under the big trees
IN the grove
Those who were IN the party are as
follows: Misses Maude Umberger, Lau-
ra Kester, Anna Martin, Edna Orr, Mary
Featherston, Jessie Hess, Lizzie Gregg,
Georgia Featherston and Grace Orr; Mr.
and AIRS. r. L. Martin and AIessrs. How
ard james, Kirk Martin, Walter Elliott,
D. Boring. A. G. Orr. john ParrilI, Ella
Evans and On. Warner.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1903-08-12
BACK TO MINE
Win Go, if the Notion seizes Him
With any Degree of Desire to
Return to Former Life.

Thomas Haggerty, the labor organizer,
is thinking some of going back TO the
mines. Mr.. Haggerty is practical and
experienced miner, he says, and has from
time to time mined much coal. He says
he has followed mining as long as five
or six years Mt a time and that he really,
loves to mine conl. He says, if he should
90 to mining again, he will have to be
paid for it, as he viii not do it for the
mere love of it. He suggested that the
representative of the Telegram try to
get him a job in Pinnickhnicl, but the
smile that accompanied the remark indi-
Gated that he was iesting. Seriously,
however, there is lot of work in that
inc around here that Mr.. Haggerty could
get to do, if he really becomes possessed
with the notion to go back to the mine,
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1903-08-12

LETTERS
which Remain Dead in the Local Once
and, Unless Called For, WIZ Be
Sent to Washington.

List of unclaimed letter in the clnrlSs-
burg, w. Va, postoHfee, advertised Au-
gust 10, 19O3=
Ausboch, s.; Allen, Miss serrah; Ans
bach, s.; Alniso, Giuseppe; Baldwin,
Miss L. Blanche; Beard, Mrs. William;
Bayard, Philip; Beriefeld, Herman; Bind
er, John; Coleman, Philip; Cochran, H
b.; Collins, Mrs. Leslie; Dick, William;
EngdahI, A. W.; Fufner, Miss Maggie;
Frichtel, A. J.s Harvey, JAS; Horner,
Peter; Horner, w. S. Harper, Mrs.
Georgia; Jenkins, Miss Edna; Kester,
Hugh; Mellow, J. H; Moose, FranSi
Mines. Mrs. Till; Ogden. @. G.; Perrine.
Miss Angeline; Post, Miss Edith; Parks.
Mrs. Frances; Radelif, Guyi Swiger-
Miss Pearl; staley, Lewis; Scott, Miss
Bessie; Summerson, c. l.; Stewart, How
ard. Simons, Miss Mamie; The Benedict
Co; Williams, Mrs. Ida; Watson, Her
bert; White Hansford; wymer, Al; VIII
liams, Miss Blanche; Walker, Ella e.;
S. G. DENHAA, P. NJ.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1903-08-12
'HARRf TRACY
DRAWS CROWDS
Splendid Houses Greatly Pleased With
the Performance at the Park
This Week.


Splendid houses have witnessed the
presentation of Harry Tracy this week
at the Union Land. theater by the Car
roll Comedy company and pronounce
it great show. The people have also
been very much pleased with the stunts
Of r. r. Raymond, the dancing pianist
The same play viii be given again to-
night and a large attendance IS expected
The last three nights of the stock com
pany's engagement at the park viii be
devoted to a rural comedy drama, en-
titled ssold Homespun,n which VIII prove
quite interesting and entertaining.
The Carroll Comedy company win open
the regular season at Weston fair week
there. 1t expects to tour the south dur
ing the winter
The park theater here win be Kept
open the remainder of the season, and
vaudeville performances viii be given 'e0-
clusively. Five big vaudeville acts have
been booked for next week and the peo-
pie of Clarksburg will be given as fine
vaudeville entertainments as are given in
the large cities.
Manager Carroll OF the stock company
is very much gratified with the liberal
patronage given the company this season
and is pleased over the success attained
during the engagement in Clarksburg;
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I.ondon Ruvine 81 Ralanee.

New York, August l2.-London viii
buy $4,000 shares on balance. The 20
Broadway people are now masters Of
the copper situation and the prediction is
made that copper will sail again at high,
prices. The buying OF Reading will con-
tinue to be a strong feature. Keep long
on Union Pacific, Baltimore OHIO,
Atchison s. Southern Paeifc. These are
not only ridicuIously low priced but they
will enjoy best bull movement. The all
important fact 10 know at this time 1s
that the market was down from l5 to
tl8 points. The general rally has av-
eraged but per cent from the lowest.
The country is prosperous, hnrvests are
promising, stock values have been cut
in halves and many cases in quarters.
Bull the market conservatively.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1903-08-12
SMALLPOX
ON BOOTHS GREEK
Two Wen Defined Cases Discovered on
the old Cyrus Ross Farm.-Quar-
antine Established.

Smallpox has been discovered and re-
ported at the oldCyrus Ross farm near
McAIpin, on Booths creek. 1t has ex-
isted there several days, but not much
attention was paid 10 it until the erup-
ton began to look very suspicious and
then DR.. L. f. Kornmann, of this city,
was called to that place to make an ex-
animation and express his opinion. He
pronounced it smallpox and discovered
two weH-defned cases there. Those who
have it are Leteher villers and Bruce
CLANCY. They have been quarantined
There has been considerable exposure,
and 1t is feared that the disease may
spread in that neighborhood and become
epidemic.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1903-08-12
INTERESTING
INTRODUCTION
Labor Organizers and AgitatOrs First
Meet One Another Through cOur-
tesy of "SpOtter."

The meeting of Patrick Loper and
Thomas Haggerty labor organizers and
agitators here, this morning was Of more
than ordinary interest. Mr. Loper Is
the organizer sent into this field by Vice
President Thomas l.. Lewis, of the Unit
ed Mine Workers of America, with in
structions not to report to Mr. HaSgerty'
who has charge of this district, but to
make all reports to him personally MI
Haggerty did not know Of Loper's pres
anee in this section until he was apprised
Of it through the columns of the Tele-
gram some days ago. An opportunity for
nm introduction wns afforded this morn
ing an empIoyc Of the Fairmont Coal
company introduced them. One can
imagine Loper's surprise, when he was
informed by Mr.. Hnggerty that he had
been fraternizing with one OF the spot
ters.''
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1903-08-12
FARM HAND
BADLY INJURED
A1onzo Haddox Struck Over the Head
by a scantling IN an Accident.

AIonzo Haddix, aged 10 years, a farm
hand in the employ of B. c. Teter, re-
siding near Grassland, was painfully, and
perhaps fatally, injured between u and
O'Clock Tuesday. Mr.. Teter is pre-
pairing to build a new residence and
Haddox was engaged with others in mov-
ing the old residence back, when the ae-
cident happened In changing the prizes
they had under the house a scantlins
flew up and struck Haddox over the head,
rendering him unconscious. A physician
was summoned from Bridgeport and med
ical attention was given, but he had not
regained consciousness at the hour of
the last reports from him.
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BURIED in
CATHOLIC
CEMETERY
Remains of Italian Miner Who Was Kill
cd at o'NeiI1 Mines, Laid to Rest
Wednesday Morning.

The remains of Lewis Cortese, the Ital-
ian miner who was killed from shot
gun wound in the fight between italian
and American employees of the Clarks-
burg Fuel company of the o'Neill mines
No. ?, west of Wilsonburg, Monday af-
ternoon. were buried in the Catholic Gem
etery Wednesday morning at II o'clock
Accompanied by 75 or so italian, the
remains were taken from the undertake
ing parlors of the Clifford Osborne Tn
dertaking company to the Holy Cross
cemetery, where. after the usual burial
services were performed by the catho-
lie priest. they were inferred.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1903-08-12
FAST HORSES
in TRAINING
Popular FairmOnt Racers Have Been
Brought Here for>the Coming Fair
in Clarksburg.

Thirty horses are in training ut the
track of the West Virginia Fair associa-
tion here for the next annual exposition
of the West Virginia Central Agricultu-
raj and Mechanical society at this place.
Among these nre Yarra and Improve,
owned by j. b. Wiseman, of Fairmont; !;
and Protine and Col. AIcDermott, owned
by J. b. Martin, also OF Fairmont. Inn
prove, as a trotter, worked Tuesday af-
ternoon ut 2:2o speed, and Yarra made
speed of 2:2l. Thus it win be seen
that there will be some good racing at
the next fair here. Several Others OF
the horses in training there are fast also.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1903-08-12

OF HOTEL
David Cahin Win Have Erected in Glen
Elk Will Likely Begin Next Week.

Homboe & Lafrerty, architects. are pre-
pairing plans and specifications for the
ilvc-story brick hotel building David Ca
hill viii have erected on the lot on THE
corner Of Baltimore and North Fifth
streets he recently purchased of John
+. Jones for $4,000. The building viii
cover the lot, thus having frontage
Of 50 feet. Three stories will be below
the level OF the street. The design will
be modern in every respect and Mr.. Cahill
will run an up-to-date hotel. 1t will
contain handsome bar room. The build
ing will cost in the neighborhood of $lO,-
600 Ihe work of construction will like
ly begin next week.
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Bun campaign Probable.

New York, August I2.-Here are three
excellent foundation stocks for bull
campaign: first, crops; second, improved
monetary conditions; third, low price
levels. That the trend viii be upward
until Labor Day is moro than probable,
Bull stocks viii predominnte until the
end OF this month. Then 1noderate set
back is expected. Then, # things 60
right. a three or four montlis, asiyance
Is expected, beginning around oetobsrzl-
The present ralIey ought to last until
Thursday. Perhaps there win be some
reaction Thursday or Friday.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1903-08-12

CONCERT
WIN Be Given by Local X. M. C. A. Sing
ers in Knights of Pythias Hall
at Bridgeport.

A lyric double quartettc from the local
Young Mems Christian association win
drive to bridgeport Friday evening and
give concert in the knights of Pythias
hall there for the benefit Of the Bridge
port Methodist Episcopal church. The
concert will be under the direction OF
prof. ID. Gilbert john, with Miss Lillian
Carr as pianist. The other members OF
the quartctte are Misses Alice Lindsay,
Lillian Coffman, Catherine Easton and
Mabel Ruttencutter and Messrs. Z. 2.
Riddle, James Bowen, II. B. Dawson and
Pierre Rapp.
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IUEsDAY ooN BETWEEN
rZIETTA And cLARKsBURG.
tons WIN Return for Game Fri-
day.-Big Attendanee


one Of the most enthusiastic baseball
games Of the season was witnessed on
Tie East End ball park diamond Tues
da9 afternoon between the Marietta, o.,
bah team and the ClarlSsburg team.
There was larger crowd in attendance
aE the game than at any game played
ut the park this season. Ladies' day
Was observed, and no admission fee was
charged the members of the fair sex. A
large number Of ladies was present and
lent enthusiasm to the game.
The game resulted in a defeat for the
visiting team, the score being as follows:
Marietta II 0 0 o o o.
CIarksburg 3 o 90 4 o 2 O-1O
In the first half of the fifth inning,
Catcher Morgan was struck in the stom-
ach By a bali, and was laid up for ten
or dftecn minutes. He recovered his
wind, however, and was able to continue
III tile game. The catcher for the visit
ing team was slightly injured while steal
ing 10 third base. Snckett, of the home
team ran into him, accidentally, He
was not hurt to any great extent.
The game was by far the best one
played thus far this season. John Gill
noteu as UMPIRE ana MS AeSAat'is y
acknowledged to be very fair by the
mcinbers OF both teams. Not Adhesion
was disputed. The Marietta team was
strong one, but the Clarksburg organi-
szation was solid. The playing by both
TENNIS was excellent.
The Marietta boys are 50 well pleased
with the kind treatment accorded them
by the Clarksburgers, both on the dia-
1nond and of, that they were very anx-
ious to make a return engagement. The
captains of both teams got their heads
together, and finally arranged for Il game
Mt Clarksburg Friday, August a.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1903-08-12
GRAND
AND PETIT
JURORS
FOR NEXT TERM or CIRCUIT COURT
DRAWN BY JURY CoMdIS-
SIoHERS.
List Contains Names Of Representative
Residents Of Harrison County and is
a Good One.


The grand and petit jurors for the next
term Of circuit court, beginning Septem-
Der s, have been drawn. The grand jur-
ors were drawn by County Clerk Holden
and Circuit Clerk Williams. and the petit
jurors by Jury Commissioners S. R. Har-
rison and Amos Payne. The grand jurors
are as follows:
A. v. Hurst, Henry S. Davis, F. Marion
Clifford, r. B. Swiger, VIII Bond, j. B.
Supler, Writ Brown, sflas Stark Francis,
NJ. Davis, George W. swiger, Laco Young,
+. b. Deison, John W. Flanagan, Samuel
b. Davis, S. c. Davis, Burgen Swiger.
The petit jurors are as follows: Lind
say II. Martin, Waitman 7. Williams, w.
o. straley, j. N. conley, Riley Al Baner,
Il. A. Washburn, aIareine Dye, John. Il.
Harrison, c. F. swister, Hiram Wilson,
T. J. Kniseley, Silas Ash, j. j. Duncan,
p. j. Lynch, William Bond, John R. Rob
inson, Samuel Blair, I. j. Cofman, C. R.
Bartlett, VIM. c. Corwin, James Q. Fit
tro, j. T. Tyson, H. NJ. Lanham, w. E.
TetricIx, w. a. Ash, Louis Perine, G. o.
Findlay, A. n. Davisson, n. j. Thomp-
son, w. G. Osborne, 7. J. Wolfe, f. G.
Tetriclz, Lloyd Smith, Upton Sidebottom,
George r. Ogden, Lee Westfall, J. z.
Bartlett, Abe Carper, c. F. Bailey, w. z.
Robinson, Joseph Umberger, w. L. Cole.
John Windon, r. A. Garrett, Eli Max
well. j. r. Amis, Hugh Shinn, Lloyd E.
Hustead.
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pRIsoNER sAw sNAkEs.

An old rounder named Thomas Harmon,
more than middle aged, was sorely at
fiicted hast night in the city prison. Dur
ing the absence of the janitor unearthly
yeIls came from the prison. Policeman
Harry Brooks heard them and he i'm
mediately proceeded to investigate. he
managed TO crawl inside and there discov-
cred that the fellow had a plain ease Of
aspakes.o The proper relief was given
and the fellows illusions passed away.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1903-08-12
GENERAL AGENT KNIGHT HERE.

a. b. Knight, general agent for the
American Chemical Fire Extinguisher, ar
rived here Monday evening. He - nav
ing great success in selling his eXtin'
,rriishera in other towns and expects to
sen n great Tiunber here.
The American is the most modern eX-
ies.ncutsfer ont. being patented May 20
1902. 1t will put out u remarkably large
ere IN less than minute.
AIr. Knight desires to secure the ser
vIecs Of a good, live and trustworthy
young man for this town. He is stop.
ping at the Traders hotel. aull,S'
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1903-08-12
USED
ABUSIVE
LANGUAGE
To MIS-. Kelley and Northview Boy is
Brought Before Magistrate for
So Doing.

Roscoe Smith, of near Northview, was
before Magistrate Riley Tuestlny night
to answer to the charge Of contending
with angry words To disturb the peace,
preferred by Mrs. Kelley, of that neigh
borhood. Mrs. Kelley claimed that Smith
used abusive language and threatening
words to her in front of her home last
Saturday afternoon. At the hearing Mrs.
Kelley arranged to withdraw the war
rant ON the boys promise to never act
in snch a manner again, and the boy was
discharged.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1903-08-12
PARENTS TO CELEBRATE
WEDDING ANNIVERSARY.

Mr.. and Mrs. j. II. bowman leave
Thursday for the home of the formers
parents at Ntlanta, Georgia. Mr.. Dow
mans father and mother will celebrate
their ffty-ffth wedding anniversary this
coming week, and there will be reun-
ion OF the Dowmun family upon the oe-
casion. Mr.. Bowman has four brothers,
who are working in different states, and
all are enjoying their share of prosperity.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1903-08-12
SOLDIER BOYS
WILL RETURN
Orders to Break Camp Friday Morning
and Boys win Arrive Home That
Evening.

The West Virginia National Guard
will break camp at Camp Elllins, in Park
crsbrlrg next Friday morning. Arrange
ments for transportation home have been
made and company K and the other com
panies in this section of the state will
arrive here Friday evening, except the
Sutton company, which will come in on
the morning accommodation Friday
morning.
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ATTORNEY SUTTON WILL SPEAK

Attorney F. o. sutton, of this city, will
deliver an address ut the unwilling cere-
monies of the lodges of the Woodmen OF
the World at Terra Alta next Sunday,
ON behalf of the Clarksburg lodge. The
local organization win attend in body.
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CHILD DEAD AT sARD1s.

The funeral of Lorraine Swiger, 4-year-
old daughter 81 Mfr. und Mrs. Bruce Swi-
ger, residing near Sardis, was held Tues
day afternoon at o'clock, and Rev. Grit
fin, of Lumberport, conducted the SER
vices. The interment occurred Mt the
cemetery at Olive. The child died Mon
day at o'clock Of Group,
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ANOTHER GAS LINE.

The Nicholson Oil & Gas company have
made application to the Salem council
for a franehise to lay gas line through
the town of Salem When granted the
gas line win be laid with all possible
speed, as this is a competing line with
the salem Natural Gas company.