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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-01-28
HUSTON WHOLESALE MARKET

light, and notwithstanding the low prices
that have ruled, the sales have been small.
The weather lately has been favorable 70
bananas, as several cars which have been
held on the tracks have ripened up nicely
and are being marketed at satisfactory
prices.
Several cars ~ fne apples, in boxes and
barrels, we're received yesterday and were
rapidly taken MP by the local trade as well
MS through outside orders. The varieties
we're Grimes Golden, Winter Pearmain, Ar
kansas Blacks and others, and the quality
very good.
Referring to canned fruits, the San Fran
cisco Trade journal states: 'Srhe demand
as usual to the month is very quiet. There
is still a disposition on the part Of some
to clean IN nj concessions quoted last week
in list prices for pears aud peaches nnt
the most Of the Gamers are firm at isl
prices believing that the trade VIII want
all now on hald when tho spring call sets
In It Is quite impossible to get al the
correct quantity held but from those whose
opinion iustlfes belief We feel warranten
in saving that stocks I'm frst hands agsre-
pate less than Mt the corresponding time
for two years past. 1t is also said that
the wholesale trade on this coast and at
the East are not carrying the stocks they
usuallr do lp January. BY this Is meant
thst Usually they have contract purchases
10 draw from while this year lhcN NY .
either none or comparatively lUtlc' INEins
called for all shipments TO be maui oeio'e
| the end Of 1897.
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1T is EASY TO TRADE
a through Post Want Ads
~--~~~~~-~~--~~~~~>~~~~~~~-~~
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

BEFORE investing In real estate or listing
your property for sale. remember that
Monroe kdges great Central Texas land
nrm has an office In Houston, and are bet,
ter prepared 20 serve you than any other
nrm In the State. over q million acres OF
farm aud ranch lands for sale In Central
Texas, ARE making a speciality Of Houston
ana Harris county lands; We protect both
client and customer. give them the benent
W our many years experience In real es-
tate; call or write us; list your lands or
invest IN our numerous bargains. Monroe
Edge, 2llta Travis street, Houston, Texas.
II
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HOUSTON HEIGHTS OFFICE, No. 400
Main street We handle Heishs prop
erty only lowest prices; easy terms.
John A. Milroy, agent. II
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FOR SALE Bargains IN rice ranch and
farm lands, We are handling some decided
snaps 3S2S ncres between Sour Lake aud
Saratoga, make MS nm ofTer for e.
Sixty clght sections ia Edwards and
Val Verde counties az Si.H0 per acre
l4.227 ACRES ut GHuado on Southern
Pacific railroad, 81 10 $50 per mere, some
uf the best rice propositions In Texas
5000 ACRES rice land around Leissey,
unimprovod IS to $40. improved Si250 ia
SOS per acre. three TO four feet fall TO
the mile.
1000 ACRES on Southern Pacific rail.
road and San Antonio and Arkansas Pass
railroad around Eagle Lake, 81 to $40
per acre.
$50 acres rice land ono milo south ~
Genoa. Harris county, on falroad four
teen miles from Houston, on shell road,
all fenced, four-room house, good bHSn,
1900 young fruit trees, 12S acres broke,
water I'm abundance rs to 100 foot all
farm implements, two sulkles, three
breakers, 20-luch disc steel barrow, one
rice binder new goes with the place; SIS
per acre n sold IN January. 1909,
1850 small places 10 10 IS acres suitable
for truck farming from Houston &c
Noakum, Texas, Cuero aud Bcevlllc, IN
the gardeners paradise, S5 10 $50 per
acre: ask for what you want. We have 1t.
II you want to sell or exchange list with
us. Jones & Bundy iill% Congress "a
FOR SALE My ranch on Buffalo bayou,
in Harris county, near Deepwater: a0n
acres and good stock OF cattle aud horses.
Apply to Robert Marsh Deepwater Tex,
as 25
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SOUR IAKE--wELSH, IA+-A few tracts
Of land adjoining the Sour Lake Springs
property, IN immediate proximity to tho
oil gushers, from 5000 10 5000 per acre:
acres and larger tracts in the Welsh. La.
oil delds, adjoining tho Southern Pacific
N G tnatIsAte, 42S Mason bnlldnR Il
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FOR SALE Sour Lake oil lands ont OF the
original Sour Lake springs lo00.acre tract
aud between the Sour Lake town STE,
Salt Marsh Harris Wen and Sour Lake
hotel NJ $500 for n one-sixteenth OF an
acre; only few Of these desirable trscts
will be sold at This figure; will sell at
$1,000 each inside of thirty days; large list
OF oil land in jackson league. A. n.
Bush. Galveston, or Sour Lake hotel II
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TYPEWRITERs.

REBUILT Remington typewriter cheap. NJ
A. Grant, ii3 Congress avenue. "a
BLICkENSDERFER TYPEwRITERS on
easy payments; SO cash aud SIS per
month 10 responsible people or those wAo
furnish good references W. n. Russell.
general agent for Texas. Arkansas. Indian
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FOR SATE-r'l'en acres ~ land Eitoatrd at
Harrisburg, on the south slde OF nufillo
hayon Just nhove and near the junction
OF buffalo and Rrays bayous; property
has a high hunk water frontage extending
fve acres along Buffalo bayou. running
back two acres In width; has an arteNlan
we'll producing flns flow ~ fresh Svator
upon ~, also small box house II
reached by the sldetracke Of the l. h 6,
railroad aud otherwise admirably cit,
uated for bayou shopping purposes For
further particulars apply TO George M
Faddcn, Houston. Texas 2t
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sPEcIAL NOTICES.

lot 8s5L ringree's $3.50: Wei Rainy psy.
s2,1a, De Merritt Shoe Co ~
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THREE Heights lots near car line and
school. only $50 each, Smeaton. 80Sls
Texas avenue. IT
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FOR SALE Bargains in rice lands, 30 Har-
ria, Liberty. Waller, Jefferson aud other
counties. also bargains IN timbercd lands
Rottle RrYRn. Sly Min streai. ~
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6O,0O0 ACRES Of land In La Sale county.
Texas. AT SO an acre. W. n. Graham q
Co Cuern Texas n
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BoARp-RooMs WANTED
EDUCATIONAL.

PAVTgiAN LADY will give Instruction in
French conversation from ~ TO ~ and
from . 10 4. bert Of references. Address
Ti5, this office. 2s
PRIVATB Instruction ~ English, German,
French, Latin and arithmetic. NJ. Tillng.
19O4 Tra wfofd %
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WANTED TO RENT.

WASTED TO RENT A rooniing house.
Address Nelson g., this Office ~
WANTED 10 rent eight ar ven room two
story house. modern improvements fur,
nished or nnfurnshed; close In. Address
p q box 40i. Houston, Texas 20
WANTED Furnished rooms for light
housekeeping by couple. Address esq:
this ofeee. ~
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q IONS REACH A FEW.
~ Post Want Ads reach all,
SITUATIONS - MALE.

Al hotel pcnpic but will work at
most anything. Address 9Iio, this Of
nro 70
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WANTED, Position In dry goods store;
five years experiences guud references,
trial solicited Address lo2 Hamilton and
Commerce. this city. 30
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FOR RICE lands. timber lands farming
lands stock ranches or any Kind of lands
anywhere In Texas, write me; | eau save
YOU money and make you money. W. j.
O'Connor, Snl-N2 Binh building 22
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FOR SALH at bargain, PSI acres NJ
land 10 miles north Of Houston; house
and barn, 80 acres IN cultivation, 50
acres TN pasture. 81 acres I'm timber the
remaining black, sandy prairie. Address
G. @. Mclean, 2S2o odln. 80
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go BROKE MULES for sale, 81 fresh ages
and weighing from $50 70 800 pounds:
cheap IN car lots q dealers Cooke q
simmons, Fort Worth, Texas II
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WANTED Position by competent engineer
ON locomotive. stationary or pumps. Ad,
dress AIS Travis street ~
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SfTTATION WANTED by nrst class
German. hotel chef I'm or oct OF the city,
on meat or pasty am a good baker. Al
dress 0T2H. this office, 30
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1000 ACRES on Southern Pacific rail.
road and San Antonio and Arkansas Pass
railroad around Eagle Lake, 81 to $40
The Yale expositor., 1903-09-11
Birthday Surprise

In honor Of the birthday Of Mrs. II.
\. Granger, few relatives gathered
nc the home of Mr.. aud Mrs. j. a. Men
zies on Saturday to spend the day with
her. Mrs. Granger was much surpris.
ed when her guests arrived ms she had
been kept in the dark, but she enjoyed
the pleasant hours thoroughly. sever
al nice gifts were left with her and
pleasing memories of the occasion will
20 with her the remaining years of her
life.
The guests were-Mr. and Mrs. +.
G.. COburn. son Laurence, Mr.. and Mrs.
Samuel Allison, daughter Edith. Mrs.
Sarah Granger. from Memphis, and
Mrs. II. G. Mansfield, from Pinconning.
CURED HEMoRRHAcEs or THE LUNGS.
"Several years since my lungs were
so badly Affected that had many hem
writes A. NJ. AXE. of Wood t.
Ind. IL took treatment with several
without any benefit. | then
10 take Foley'k Honey and
Tar and my lungs are now a. sound as
"A bullet. recommend 10 IN advanced
stages OF lung trouble" For sale by
all druggists Of Yale.
The Yale expositor., 1903-09-11
Killed Near Adrian.

ID. II. lleushaw, aged % years, was
killed near Adrian on Saturday, Sept
D, by limb falling from tree. The
remains were brought here Tuesday
and the funeral held from the Dunkard
church In Greenwood. lnterment in
Lett cemetery, Elder Geo. Kitely OFF,
ciating. Herb was born in the town
ship Of Greenwood aud made his home
with Martin Meddaugh until a few
years ago. The community sympathiZe
with the family in their sad bereaye-
meut.
The Yale expositor., 1903-09-11
NEN SACRED HEART CHURCH
VIII Be Dedicated on Tuesday
Next by the Right Rev.
Bishop Foley.

The finishing touches are now being
given 90 the Sacred Heart Church, and
all things viii be in readiness for
the solemn dedication on Tuesday
next. Al that is looked for now D. q
beautiful day. On Tuesday the ladies
OF sacred Heart Parish will bee prepar-
ed TO serve dinner 10 all who attend the
dedication service.
Al are welcome 90 be- present on
that day. and all that Fr Cullinane re-
grets Is that hc win not be- able 90 ac.
commCdatc the large crowd that will
bc in attendance However. he will be-
able 90 accommodate 90 lcastGOO people
i'm the church.
Following is the program which VIII
be carried out ON that day:
On Tuesday. sept. 18th. the New
Sacred Heart Church in Yale will bee
dedicated by the Right Rev. Bishop Fo-
ley. of Detroit. The dedication services
Will begin al 900 after which Rev Miles
Wheiau. -. D.. OF Port Huron will sing
the solemn Mass "Cofam EpiscOp0." ="
The Rev. Fathers Laughran, of Emmett
and kllroy. OF ltuON, viii hc deacon
and suh-dc1coC OF honor to the Right
Rev. Bishop Rcy. Father BrOkaw. o.
Reese, viii bc deacon OF the Mass and
Rev. James Stap.cton, of Bad Axe. viii
hc sub-dcac0n. Candle bearers, Fathers
Dunnigan and Hcucgan. OF CrOswcll
and Harbor Beach. respectively. Rev. =.
NJ. Cullinane. Of Niles, will be master OF
ceremonies assisted by Rev. s.. Burke.
of Palms The Right Rev. Bishop will
preach thc dedication sermon. The
dedication services will bc carried out
with all Solcmuity.
In the evening there will be- solemn
Nespers and BenediCtion, at which Rev.
Ernncis kcllev. OF Lanecr. will nrcach.
The Yale expositor., 1903-09-11
A Substantial Institution.

The Bay City business College open,
ed its new rooms sept. 2nd with an ex
cellent attendance. Word has been re-
ceived from many more students that
they are coming IN "a few days OF
weeks. The rooms are delightful, be.
ing large, airy and beautiful No bet.
ter ia the state.
AS result OF sound. satisfactory ia.
struction, given by thoroughly quail.
lied and experienced teachers, the col.
lege Is growing rapidly.
IL you expect 10 attend n business
college take advantage of the popular.
ity OF this institution. You are guar.
anteed satisfactory instruction and the
offer OF q position within a reasonable
time after you are graduated. Write
for catalogue.
The Yale expositor., 1903-09-11
BANNER RACES.

VIII be Best Ever Held In Port Huron. As
soeiation Working Hard TO Provide
a Great Meet.
The Port Huron Driving Park Asso
citation Is receiving complimentary no.
tices in all OF the sporting papers IN
the country on its hard luck in having
TO declare off its meeting of last week
and its enterprise i'm undertaking an
other meeting To be held sept. 10, 10, IL
and Is. The managers say they will
have the best race meeting ever given
over half mile track, rs all Of the
horses recently entered have promised
10 come back. The association guar.
antees TO give all patrons their moneys
worth.
On the evening 81 Sept. 18th Willie
Fitzgerald. of Buffalo. and Mike Ward,
Of Sarnia, will box ten rounds nc the
Auditorium.
The races OF next week should be
well patrOniZed.
The Yale expositor., 1903-09-11
Tired Of Life.

Nelson Teets, residing on "a farm
about miles northeast Of Yale, at
tempted suicide Wednesday afternoon
by taking carbolic acid. DIR. Clyne was
summoned and last reports state that
Mr.. Teets was out OF danger and will
recover. AS we have previously stated
in the Expositor the neighborhood
northeast of Yale is subject 20 suicides
for rs many rs fifteen or twenty per
sons have taken their lives In the past
twenty years. Mr. Teets has been in
III health for several years which no
no doubt is the cause OF such n rash act
The Yale expositor., 1903-09-11
New Shoe Store.

W. !. Ludington, whom the EVposi.
tor ANNOUNCED some time ago had pur.
chased n house and lot In Yale and in.
tended making this village his home,
has purchased the Economy Shoe store
of Hardy. 10 Is the intention OF Mr..
LudlngtOn 20 keep q good grade of
goods ana make the price as low as is
consistent with living profits. lie has
a neat aud attractive establishment
and you may depend on being cour-
teously treated by the new proprietor.
Drop in and see what he has in the
line OF shoes.
The Yale expositor., 1903-09-11
Another Business Change.

The Agricultural Implement firm OF
Chamberlain x Montney that has been
in existence for more than six months,
doing a ilourishing business in wagons,
buggies, carriages, agricultural imple-
menis, etc. Is now doing business un.
der the firm name OF MOntney * Co.,
Fred Chamberlain retiring. On ac-
count OF Mr. Chamberlain having a
large farm 20 look after and other bus
iness interests the change was made.
We predict for the new firm a continu-
ance OF the large trade enjoyed by tho
old firm since starting.
The Yale expositor., 1903-09-11

Shirt waists for 25c at Bsllcntine's.
The Yale expositor., 1903-09-11
COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS,
Crhcse are the oniy umral Proceedings
fuhlshrdl
Yale. Mich. sept. :. 1903.
CnnnrII - in regular srssinm.

Council met iu regular session.
President fcad iu the chair.
Minutes Of last regular and two
special meetings read and approved.
Trustees present FULLER, Adams,
Sweet. Windsor. Andrcae and Hutton.
Moved by sweet aud supported by
Fuller that the following bills be al.
lowed and orders drawn for same.
Carried.
The Yale expositor., 1903-09-11
LIGHT AND WATER FUND.


Moved by Windsor and supported BY
Hutton that the bin Of W. \. CuvaH-
agh FOR S5j be allowed and applied on
account Carried
Moved 10y Adams and supported by
Sweet that the meter rent rate bee iiXed
at poe per month. Carried.
Moved by Fuller and supported by
Windsor that the minimum charge
per month for meter rates be j0c per
month. Carried.
Moved 10y Hutton and supported by
Fuller that no suit shall bc commenced
IN the name OF the village until the
same has received the approval OF the
village president. Carried.
4. T. Palmer. Clerk
The Yale expositor., 1903-09-11
TO cuREA COLD IN ONE DAY

Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tab
lets. All druggists refund the money
II II fails To cure. +. w. Groves sigma
ture is on each box. Csc.
The Yale expositor., 1903-09-11

We wish 90 extend our heartfelt
thanks TO neighbors and friends for
kindness extended TO us during our
recent sad bereavement.
l.. j. Meddaugh.
Mrs. Nellie Meddangh,
Maud Meddaugh.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1903-08-18
NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that Homer
b. Mckinley, on the Both day of July,
1908, filed with Will H. Cole, city clerk
of the city of Clarksburg, his applica.
ton for a franchise for the construc.
ton, maintenance and operation OF n
.treet railway in the city of Clarksburg,
yer, upon and along the following
,rcets: Beginning at a point where
lie county road intersects the BATH
more g. Ohio railroad, at a place faIhll'
iarly known as Barnes crossing( running
thence with said road to Sycamore street,
thence with said Sycamore street in a
southerly direction to Locust street,
thence with said Locust street in an
easterly direction to Chestnut street,
thence with said Chestnut street in a
southerly direction across Pike and Main
streets to Mechanic street, thence with
Mechanic street in an e~asterly direction
to Third street, thence with Third street
north to Main street.
Beginning also at n point where Balti-
more street intersects Sycamore street ut
and near Boyle's saloon, and running
thence with Baltimore street in an east
erIy direction, by way of the Baltimore
& Ohio freight and passenger depots' 70
the overhead bridge which crosses over
the Baltimore & Ohio railroad, east to
the depot, thence north over, upon and
across said bridge. A plat of this survey
ia filed with the city clerk as part OF
said application.
The said application will be presented
to the city council of the city of Clarks-
burg at its regular meeting to be held on
Friday, September 4th, 1903, or as soon
thereafter MS said council will consider
the application, Mt which time this notice
will have been published and the apph-
cation filed at least thirty 1907 days.
This notice is given in compliance with
chapter 20 of the Acts of 1901 of the
Legislature of West Virginia, and pub
Iished for thirty C3O) days in the Hnrri-
SON County Herald and the Clarksburg
Telegram, newspapers of general circula-
tion. published in the city of C~larksburg,
in Harrison county, West Virginia.
Dated this July 30th, 1908.
HOMER B. MCKINLEY.
j~lyso.sOd
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HANDLE
HANDED ONE
BY Frank Dante, who took him for An
other man-Baf went his Fist on
Handles Neck.

Charley Handle of this city, blew into
Fairmont. He had a headache, the Fair
mont Times says. He sat down on the
pavement at night to nurse his Uranium
Soon he heard a whiskey-soaked voice
and he was harshly commanded to 'get
up and hurry about it." Handle felt too
tough to take sufficient interest in life
to do so and the voice continued to nd
jure him to get busy. Finally Charley
look up and baf went a fellows fist
against Charley's neck. The fellow who
did it was, FrankDaate who in police court
said he struck the wrong man, it being
a case of mistaken identity. Charley
was shown to be innocent and he was set
free without the usual imposition Of a
tax for being before the chief executive
of THAT famous police court town.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1903-08-18
Largest Bona Eide Paid G~lreulatiOnl

Pulitzer, p~roprietor of the New York
World has started out to manufacture
Journalists. The $2,oOo8OO he has do
mated 10 have such a school connected
with Columbia college will be devoted
20 raw material. There rs said to be
plenty Of it in this country and dis i'm
port trade will be small. As a conse-
quence he will raise but little tariff for
revenue on tlpe industry. just what he
proposes TO do with the finished product
mo one knows, unless he purposes to i'm
prove and replenish the World staff. Ii
may be possible that his paperhasreached
ethe stage, where the staff supply is both
S~nsldcquate and Inefficient ana
his men do not write to suit his fancy
and he therefore proposes to train them
and bring them up the way he thinks
they should go. Joe viii likely find out
before he gets though with the enter
prise ythat journalists are born" and
not made
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1903-08-18
A Fatal Mistake
Is often Made by wisest of clarksburg
People.

It's a fatal mistake to neglect back
ache.
Backache is the first symtom of kidney
ills.
Serious complications follow.
Doan's Kidney Pills cure them prompt
".
Don't delay until too late.
Read what n Clarksburg citizen says:
Mrs. j.. R. Anderson, wife or ]. r.. An
'erson, c~arpenter.of $40 Clay street says:
IF all suffering from pain across the
small of the back, be it mild or aggra-
waited, lasting a week or two or like mine
existing for four yenrs;if all annoyed
with trouble from the kidney secere-
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most trivial housework often to drag
and making STOPPING or reaching for an
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the benefit / received from Doan's Kid
ney Pills 1 am more than pleased to
recommend it,"
For sale by ALL dealers. Price so cts,
Foster MiIburn Co.. Buffalo, n. Y, sole
agents for the United States.
Romember the nnme-DOAN'S- and
take no substitute.
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NOTICE.


- - 1ona
y -. e.,,ot, oo,nt
hIea WIN !" s.sItaatto a.
OF e - ,,atn.
: $50 ..ttrnsd
.ahce anu ~ 49, 49, over
f,1I,s1i,e roads
upon anu
peSsnrinn a. ! nolnt near Adamston,
aa5 db;o ~s;1rosd
- masses 4be Norbh,yestern
S,nntna +bo,ce With. mon
s.tI;a soa5 ~ 4 nortberlv
gLa4 = lro,yn az the
1sS1s La" ,,3on md ocross the
.ooL +borce With
- 100 sva b,,rdrod
aa piNe - fnon sai5 br;dre
l1VOI - in cross tN,a vast
mneie = - L.;Jao 4bsnco Nv tbe
F9rH AZ I;no ~ tbe Monon-
PuDne roau - nEa.th w., -
gnhelH S.ta5 - a. ,I,+
s5Iit;an rooo-d.d n
u 1ne ~ - 80 +ho county court.
.ns ~ ~ D. cel IN / north
la Deeu DooN % -. +h,,,o
with Con aseh%e IN an 4h.e rS With said
tlon 10 flI'. hns,r d,r.ct;on 70
flttn street ~ 80 aa.torlv ,,non md
h"mlli avenue a,,a thro,,sS The land
along nanlhi 49, M c.n;to1 land com-
ana properly LIT I'D tbance with.
P"hy 70 tne as,h1ta .o,3 ~ ! roirt
upon ana aiong = - a. R5rnes,
a. OF ne"i wa
Crossing
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1903-08-18

Reckless shooting with an air gun o,
other light wcapon has recently been
lnduged in in the neighborhood of the
St Charles hotel and the Imperial sa
aoon by some u~nthoughtful or designing
person. One shot went through the
large plate glass in front of Sturm& Co..
drug store in the Clifford building some
time ago and more recently one broke
a glass in the office of B. H. Brown, und
there was another shot that did no harm.
They all seemed to come from the same
direction and from a distance. Persons
indulging in such reckless shooting Ger,
oalnly do not realize the damage or dan
ger it is to the public and the trouble
they bring upon themselves, should they
be caught, which is sure to occur sooner
or later. The practice should cease and
it is the duty of the city officers to sec
that it stops.