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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-06-28
HELPED DESTITUTE MAN.
Poor Commissioner Sends Francis
KING on WAY Home.

Q. Z. HiclSlin. commissioner OF the poor.
yesterday furnished transportation 10 a
destitute man named Francis King. who
was IN the last stages OF consumption.
Nir King said that he had gone 70 New
Mexico for his health and that he had
been benefited by the climate but that
the light work he was able to do was
scarce and there were dozens Of persons
for every vacant place. lie said that
he was poor and when he could get no
work ne decided TO return to his old
homo in Illinois and die Air Hicklin
furnished him with transportation 10 his
limit and ne viii undoubtedly be helped
on TO his home from there.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-06-28
WERE ROYALTY ENTERTAINED.
Wichita Elks Had a Big Time at New
ton


Yesterday morning the Elk team and
rooters returned from Newton They say
they had Continual good time from the
moment they got of at the depot In the
morning there was an Elk parade in
which the band and the Elks of the va
Tious lodges participated In the after
noon the Wichita crowd was taken to the
ball grounds in the wagonette and the
game was played which resulted in the
victory for Newton by the score of 10 to
z After the game a supper was given
complimentary TO the Elks from this
city In the evening there was a dance
and in the Elks' hall smoker At the
smoker the bard and the mandolin club
furnished music and refreshments were
served. Our Elks who attended are pro
fuse ntheir praise of the way in which
they were treated by the members of the
Newton lodge
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-06-28
CHARGES ABANDONMENT.
Mary Trenkle Petitions for Divorce
From John Trenkle.

Mary TrenJde filed a petition in the dis
trict court yesterday for a divorce from
John TrenNle, to whom she alleges she
was married IL this city in the year 1885.
She states that five children have been
born to them. III of whom are in the pos
session Of the plaintiff. asd that she and
the defendant own property in the town
OF FL Paso, valued at 500. She alleges
in the petition that the defendant has
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-01-01
KOLONlIE POLSEI]E.

1850 .lE&ET Wy
Gdyby Polacy caikiem zrozu-
mieli prawdziwa wartoS6 tych
d6br gruntowYch, porzuciliby
wszyscy swoja prace v mmiastach,
m1ynach, v fabrykach ~przyszliby
tn, kupujac sobie MOVE Tub gotowa
farme. tn jest sposobno6c,;,s kt6rej
powinni6cie korzystac, wybleraj4c
sobie tax dobra farme. Jestesmy
przekonani, re J. J. Hof " nied{u-
giej ~przyszlo6ci bedzie mia}. nova
kolonie blisko Krakowa Sobieski.
Wielki nowy koscid jest ma ukon-
czeniu " Sobieski ia jestem Sc
kretarzem tegoz i z checia pokaze
fanny kazdemu, kt6ry sic zg}osi
do mnie.
JOZEF WALCZAK
Sobieski, Wis.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-01-01

mlodzieniec unikal ludz,
poozal sic sposobie v drogs:.
Da.iledt podln,i nj wybieral e
staten %kr6lewskich Il konie pro
jednego Pc drugim,
ktory najwytrzymalszy, ktory
a ME zstrachaiacy
Sic, zwlaszcza ktofy sic ognia
ME zleka. Vice daleko cd
krolewskjego palacu wSr6d.
las6w sam ukladal w.elkie
st6sy drzewa, polewal .je .zy~
wica. siarka smola, zapaliw-
sly to wszystko, gdy plomie-
ME billy prawie ponad w'erz-
cholkl starych drew, gdy dym
smrodliwy will sic jak potezna
chmura j slohce zaciemnial,
gdyz Ear ogromny juz dale
ka wlosy ma glowie przypie
ka}, a ptastwo wszelaki
zwierz leSoy uciekalo z calej
okollcy, wtedy kr6lewjcz do
siadai konja, zegnal sic ma
bonnie i pedzil ma ten st6s 60
rejacy.
Byio takich prob. wiele, DO
(trzeba bylo pierw samego
siebie do tego. strasznego vic
|doku .~przyzwyczait, nauczyt
sic dech w swoim czasie "a.
trzymae, ably smrodliwego
|dymu i niezmiernego zaru ME
wciagnae W piersi ME zabiG
takim oddechem samego sic
bic. Trzeba by}o dobierac SUI
kni stosownych do takiej ro~
boty i wojaczki i pr6bowac,
|jaka naiwiecej goraca wytrzy-
mac mole, a nadewszystko
trzeba by}o konie przyzwy-
cza]ac z wolna, zachecaG je i
naprowadzac tax. ably same
sic rozogni}y we krwl swojej
i SLY Smialo ma TAXI ogieh
przez niego.
Prey gorejacym st6sie usta~
vial kr6lewicz przebrzyd'e po
ivory, kt6re ma wz6r smok6w
I pcczwar P ekiclnych re sta
,rych obraz6w kazaI robiG r6z-
nym snycerzom i rozmaltym
rzemieSlnikom. Potwory tie
mia'y sztuczne urz9dzenie W
sobie take, re sic rzuca!y, ryk
przerazliwy wydajac, jak gdy-
by sic zabicra'y cziowieka
rozszarpac i pozrec. To zno~
WI sycza}y sykiem takim, IL.
CLOS ten do szpiku kosci cz}o-
wieka ~przejmowa}, a wSr6d
tego bucha} i'm Z paczczy
Slept okropnych dym smro7
dliwy, albo pryska|a posoka
cuchnaca nieznosnie. iakoby
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-01-01

Powstai vice kr6l ? siedzee~
MIA swego j te do syna rzek1
sfowa:
Wstah SYM sluchaj, a
przyzwij Boga ma ponce, a
bys sic ME przestraszy{ zia
wiadomo$cia i abys um;al da-
rowae ojcu. kt6ry niewlnny
i niechcacy zaprzedai diab|u..
w}asne swoje dz'ecko ]edyne!
Ledwo re te slowa wypo-
wiedziai, padl jak pada drze~
wo wjchrem powalone.
Kr6lewicz bardzo sic pre-
rail, widzac OLGA powalone~
90 ma ziemte. Spieszyl wiec
ma ratunek, gdy w tenn wszedl
drzwiami jaki$ nieznajomy, a
przymilajac sic bardzo s}od-
ko do kr6lewskiego mlodzieh~
ca, prosi} 60 re SODA.
Kr6lewicz z oburzeniem
powsta| ma nieznajomego, re
widzac OLGA W takiem po}oze-
'niu, Smile synowi czynic "a
proszeoie. ably OLGA w ME-
bezpieczehstwie oPuszcza} /
odchodzil nieznajomym, ME
wiedz;eG pc co i dokad.
Wtedy nieznajomy odez~
wal sic do kr6lewjcza rzekl.
1870 Szlachetny mlodziehcze
kr6lewskiego rodu ME masz
sic O CO gniewac ma mnie, ami
tez ME masz powodu tax bar
do przywiezywat sic do tego
rodzica twojego, DO zaprzedal
on ciebie z b]achej przyczy=
ny shy sic tylko wydostac z
blota kt6re mu szaty psrad~
ne walato. >Wolal vice szate,
niz w}asne dziecko.
- K}amiesz oszczerco! "a
wolai ma to kr6lewicz. W'edz
tedy. re przykazanie Boskie
kaze czciG rodzic6w, choGby
byli jaknajgors'. Me wolno
Jest dziecku ustawat we czci
ola rodzic6w ola ich sla-
bcsci i grzech6w. Powinno
dziecko ubolewaG mad rodzi~
CANT, b|adzacemi, starac sic
ma dobra droge ich naprowa-
die Poswieceniem swo~
jem, ale obow;azane zawsze
i wszedzie ich szanowa6,
czcic i bye i'm do pomoey,
- Hola, paniczu! zawolal
ma to nieznajomy. Patrz OTTO
ma to pismo! Czy p~oznajesz
podpis OLGA twego, krwia ze
serdecznego palca wypisany?
-Czytaj to pismo Gale il
przekonaj sic, re tvs moi DO
ten zapis OLGA twego i kr6la
oddal mi ciebie.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-01-01

sSss%ssssSHsSgHs sssssSsgs8sas sssssssk sS s5 H#As
- Me wiaelIIn,I kts6u ,'lll''''l|1|a
e pozn'tazijee g ME rzads'sz
sic prawda. leezk'anstrem.
Pred c:hl,'Wgila pow'edza'es.
ze ojciec moi be- potrzeby
ably sukien sobie po b}ocie
ME walat, dal mnie tobie.
Teraz Sc przyznaleS,
re ojciec moi byl wtedy "
MISUNDERSTANDING zycia. tax
tel W TEN pismte stoi. Vice
ola czegoz sk]amales / oczer-
males OLGA mego? Precz ztad
zadlugo JUL i tax wda]e sic z
toba W rozmowy, zamlast Po-
dzwignat OLGA z upadku.
- Drzyj pred moja zem
sta i potega. zawo}a} wtedy
nieznajomy. i wiedz, re $ z a.
t a jestem a tvs zaprzeda=
ny p ie
M}odzieniec uSmiechnai sic
re slodycza i ku niebu spoi~
rzawszy. odrzekl nieznajome-
mu:
-Jednego tylko Boga ma
niebie sic boje, a zreszta nj
kogo, naimniei zas szatana
piekla. W Boskiej opiece je-
stem i krwia lego odkupio 1
ny, kt6ry piekelne moce
zwojowai. Precz odemnie sza-
TAME W imie OLGA + i Syna I
i Ducha sw. +
Znik}a postae nieznsjomego
a syn kr6lewski podzwigna!
OLGA swego z upadku, ktory
wnet tez przyszedi do sebie
| powiedzia} kr6lewiczowi. re
s}ysza} wjedziat wszystko, CO
sic dzia]o Pc lego omdleniu.
re rozumial i pamieta slowa
nieznajomego, a W MIN poz~
maze tego samego, kt6remu
dial zapis i kt6ry p6zniej przy~
chodz'} takze do niego i sam
sebie nazywai szatanem.
Krolewicz wldzac wieIkie
zmartwienie OLGA swego, upadl
rnu do n6g, b|agaE, ably sic
ojciec uspokoiE a opowiedziaF
mu wszystko dokladnie, CO
sic tel sprawy tyczy.
Kr6l poczaE tedy opowiadac
synowi, jak z wo)ny wraca},
jak ma b}ota wjecha|, choc
bot takich nigdzie ME ma
prey jego stolicy. jak 6w: ME-
znajomy podp's jego wy|udzi},
CO sic nastepnie dzialo z bied"
nym kr6lem, choG o tenn Mkt
ME vie, pr6cz niego samego.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-01-01
- - -. st
= Historya {
10 kroleWiczuIS&
R WkAsNY OJCIEC
ZAPRZEDAK.
tClag dalszy,)

W sE ~ .
tClaq dalszy)
Razu iednego doswiadczal'
medrcy, jake postepy syn
krolewski W madrosci uczy-.
nil Podlozono vice l'stek
debo~y pod jedne noge lego
}ojzka i uwazano, co kr6lewicz
ma to powie.
Ten kiadac sic spaf W
ciemnosci, mic ME dostrzegl,
]ecz skoro sic tylko p!olozyf
zawolal O swiat}o, DO pewnie
sic palac kr6lewski ku jednej
stronie pochyla, skoro }6zko
jego jedna noqa wyzej stoi,
Predko vice usunieto liz
sick z pod nogi / powiedz'ano
ma uspokojen'e mlodz'enca'
re przypadkiem pod noge
l6zka ziarnko piasku sic do
stale.
Medrcy poznali zaraz, re
mlodzien;ec ma najmniejsza
rzecz uwaza& um!e, vice o.
swiadczyli kr6lowie re ME
maja juz mic. czegoby go u
czyG mogli, DO i'm W naukach
! W madrosci wyr6wnu)e, a
navel jch przewyzsza.
Kr6lowa cieszyIa sic ME-
E. wymownie z takiego daru
Bosk:ego, BIO tax zawsze syna
swego nazywa}a. Cieszy]a Sc
by}a szczesliwa, jak to kaz"
da matka z dobrego dziecka
m;ewa rado$&.
Kr6l cieszyl sic takze. ale
smutku re serca swego wy
rugowat ME m6gE, Doe vie
my. co mu radosc i zycie "a
truWalO.
Razu jedoego. gdy kr6lo~
wa zabaw'a|a sic Z gosGmi ma
kr0lewskim divorce, a krol
sam tylko siedzia} W swojej
komnacie, przyby} do niego
kr6lewicz. a upad{s4y ojcu do
nog, W te sic cdezwal s}owa.
49, Ojcze moi najkochahszy
kt6rego Pc Bogu na)gorecej
m'luje najwiece; mu .zaw~
zieczam, ME wstane ia cd
-3g twoich, dopoki mi ME
powlesz, co ciebie smuci i co
CT wszelka rados6 zatruwa.
Uwaza}em ia dobrze ma wszy.
stko i poznalem tel to, re
jest ]akas tajemnjca co do
mnie. DO my obaj tylko VII
dz'my to, czego inni ME Wi
dza i s1yszymy, czego Mkt
inny ME slyszy z tego, &C sic
dziwnego wkoIo mnie dzieje.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-01-01
hCOTy IeCZy HaJIepsZe111l H1eCO-
damn i z najlepszem po-
wodzeniem wszystkie
choroby krwiowe
NERWOWE
NE I PRYWATNE.

Gardner, Mass, II Stycznia, 1902.
Szanowny Panic Doktorze!
Donosze Panu, zem jest zdr6w zu-
pe}nie i uwazam re medycyn wiecej
ME potrzebuje. Dziekuje szan. Pa
nu Doktorowi pc wiele razy "a wy
leczenie mnie z tel choroby i W
kazdym razie gdy bede W potrzebie
to napisze do Szan. Pana natych-
Mast. Bede poleca} Pana kazdemu
cierpiacemu jake dobrego lekarza i
zycze -Szanownemu Panu mi}ego po-
zycia. z uszanowaniem, Roch
Bednarek.
Buffalo, N. Y, % Stycznia, 1902.
Szanowny Panic Badger!
List Pahski odebra}am 7 Stycznia,
ma kt6ry Panu odpisuje. Ma zapyta'
ME sig Szan. Pana jak jest zdrowie
mel c6rki, donosze, re by}abym
PREDICT do Pana pisa}a, lecz ME wi
dzia}am %potrzeby, ola tego re lekar-
silva, kt6re Pan przys}a4 by}y bar
dzo pomocne i odpowiednio do jej
choroby d~zia}a}y, a przytem ME "a
sz}o mic z}ego. Skorupaz g}owy sic
%skruszyfa i g}owa jej jest czysta,
lekarstwa ma wszystkie zuzyte. Te-
raz zycze sobie wiedziec czy dalsze
lekarstwa SO %potrzebne i jezeli Pan
uwaza, re tax, to prosze mi dac
zna6. = Z~asy}ajac mole podzieko-
wanie Panu "a tax dalekie juz wy
leczenie mel cork, pozostaje z sza-
cunkiem, Kazimierza Andreskow-
ska, ia Leopere St.
Zwracamy czytelnikom uwage ma
to, re DR.. Badges leczy listownie
tylko cd czterech ostatnich lat, a
przez ten przeciag czasu on otrzy-
mai wiecej p~odziekowan "a swoj$
pomoc niz inni lekarze, kt6rzy le-
czyli pacyent6w przez dziesie6 lat W
ten sam spos6b.
ADRES:
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-01-01
ADRES:

PLAN JAZDY
~ Poc'ag6w koleiowych ~
W WINONIE>
Chicago Il Northwestern.
0d]azd poci4g6w 49,
Ma Wsch6d.
Chicago passenger Elk Sunday 700 a. N
chicago passenger lex sun, a35 3. n
daily I2.1o Pm
Ma Zachoa.
Dakota Passenger daily 7;s5P.M.
| Minnesota Mail Passenger, Ok. SUM- 1850 Pm.
Psssen ger, No. I eek. Sum- IT'S pm.
Przvbycle pocls; Nv:
Ze Wschodu.
Chicago Morning Passenger No atDafy, 7:ss Am
Chicago EvsningPassngsl,No Z (kz, sua>6:45P. M
Minnesota Mail 1:so p. M
re Zachodu.
MINI. PassengerNo.4 lex SUM- " II S. A. III
Local Passenger No. Except Sunday $3.50 P: M
Dakota Passenger No. . Ex Sun 600 2. M
Chicago Burlington &
Quincy Ry.
North Bound.
Depart
St. Paul & Minneapolis Limited $50 a m. Daily
81 Faul minneapolis Express $50 am. ex.sun
Arrive
Chicago St. Louis & Peoria Limited 4 Sc am. daily
Chicago Express CAS- am. ex sun
South Bound.
Deport
CHICAGO St. Louis EXPIRES 10 AZ am ex sunday
lineage ot LOUIS Peoria Llmiled 12 2o}pm Daily
Arrive
St Paul & Minneapolis Express II 90 a m ex sun
ot faul y minneapolis Limited 11.o5 p m daily
Chicago milwaukee e. St. Paul.
Ma Wsch6d
Depart
Rock Island express (daily) rr.ao a N
Fast Mail fdaiyl E OF D. N
Chicago ~vestlbuled IdallYl 11.42 o. n.
Chicago express o;1o D m
Ma Zach6d.
Chicago express (daNy1 "a a. m
Chicago ~vesti5uled (daily s:24 a. n. !
Mall ldailyl ,a.o6 D m !
Rock Island 1pIes, tdasiv. $40 p m
Passenger o:1o p m
Green Ray Line,
9Depsn Ar,e
Green bay Passenger :3s Am 4:4o pm
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1903-01-10
Deeds Recorded.

J. alexander ct al 10 j. w. aobi' :
in, lot, Bridge street, city.
Howard M. Gore to Truman E.
Gore, IL In , lots, Fowkes addition,
city.
Chas. W. Ayers to Elmer H. FIani:
gan, 20 IL a, Union district.
James L. Hardesty to G. a. Short,
l4.s9a of coal, Clay district.
J. VIII Lowe to Henry c. Rogers, |
lot, Shinnston.
Minnie Bennett to Charles a. Short,
pa, Clay district.
Alva Robinson to wilbert. E. Robin.
son, one-half of LA, Sardis district.
William E. Mcwhorter to V. E.
Strother, lot, Quiet Dell.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1903-01-10
.ame .l,r.onri Nnm..,.

The people have given singular and
amusing hn!aes to many neighborbeods
in Missouri. says the Kansas City Star.
In Caldwell county are Zion, Lickfork
and Polo. Echo Dell, Gabtown and
Dawson City are in Worth county. In
-Nodaway county are Toad Hollow,
Sunrise and Postum Walk, and in
Henry county Is Coal. Pigeon Creek
and Centennial are in Atchison county;
River Dots. Splawn Ridge and Civil
Bend in Dayiess county; Sleepy Hollow
and Ivy Hill in Sullivan county, and
Esrom Echoes in Butler county. These
are just few names picked at random
from the country correspondence of the
county seat press. Sometimes pretty
or suggestive name is given neighbor.
hood, but generally the aim of the
christener seems to have been to confer
the harshest or most amusing nppella.
ton he could think OF.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1903-01-10


An important event of the present
theatrical season in this city will be
the production on Thursday night.
January 10, by Frank L. Perley,s big
operate comedy company of the musi-
cal satire ''The Chaperons.
"The Chaperons" as most people
know, is brillian5, humorous, musi-
sal comedy, presented by a company
of three score celebrated artists and
displaying stage pictures of scenic
forgeousness and costume magnia-
eence. In the organization are dozens
of clever comedians, Yell-known sing
ers, agile dancers and beautiful girls.
Among the leading people are Walter
Jones, Edd. Redway, E. S. Metcalfc,
George X. Henery, Albert Harrington,
Thomas Burton, Eva Tanguay, Gene
We've Day, Mae stebblns, May Boley,
Kathryn Pearl Redway, Jesslca Dun
can, Sybil Clifton, Marie Striker, Bes-
sic Frlganza, Emma King, Rena May
hew, Zena Duane, Violet Pearl, Tilla
Kreusler and hosts of others.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1903-01-10

The chronic old Rrumbler came to
the city the other day to do some
shopping, we Thought, but he seems
to have had in his little basket man.
uscript he chose to call public opin-
ion" He went down to the Herald
otilce and dumped the miserable mess
In the stencil columns of that sheet.
If he only realized what public
opinion is of him, he would go off and
hang himself, If he had the nerve; but
why should we Intimate that he has
any nerve, since he did not have enough
to sign his name, but like the mid
night assassin stabs in the back. An
unprlnclpled scoundrel does not faint.
Iy describe him.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1903-01-10
LoveIe.. Marriages.

Marriage without love is almost n
crime. In fact, 1t would be regarded
as one IL the world We're as true, as
simple, as sincere. as it ought to be.
But society has SO long wandered in a
maze of completely, and marriage.
from monarchs downward. is under
taken for such a variety of reasons
apart from love. that only few retain
the correct impression about 1t. And OF
these few the majority are women or
girls who would rather die than marry
a man they did not love. Sir Walter
Scott knew this well when he wrote
THE Bride OF Lammermoor." His
noble, gentle. true and tender spirit.
aware OF what love is, could well com
pute the horror of a loveless marriage.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1903-01-10

PENNYRoYAL pills lisa favorite med
cine with one OF the knowing ones
who is responsible for the yillifcatior
of many of the good people OF Clarks
burg. He ought to lose himself once
IN awhile with something else. II,
might have better liver then al d
feel thatcher men;are as good or bet er
nan he. There are some very warm
things to be said about this individual
and we are Of the opinion that one
ii ne is as good as another. He need
not be surprised to see them in print
at any time.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1903-01-10
REMAINS
OF James Conner Brought here. Fun
eral In Catholic Church.

The remains of james Conner, Of
Bridgeport, who was killed in the
Fahe mines at Tyrconnell Wednesday
afternoon by a fall of coal. while he
was engaged in undermining it, were
brought here this morning on the ac
commodation and taken to the catho-
lie church, where funeral services were
conducted by Rt. Rev. Daniel o'Con-
nor at O'Clock. Intermcnt occurred
in Holy Cross cemetery.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1903-01-10
ImngInntion, and IIInes..

An interesting experiment was re
Gently made by an English physician
In reference to the relative power of
Imagination OF the two sexes. He gave
to hundred of his hospital patients
dose of sweetened water. and shortly
afterward entered the room, apparently
greatly agitated. saying he had, by mis-.
take, administered powerful emetic.
In few minutes four-fifths Of the"sub-
jects were affected by the supposed
emetic. These were mainly men, while
alLof those not affected were women.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1903-01-10

The less the Herald says about the
change OF any ones politics, the better
it will be for that disreputable sheet
and the euvlous people who run it. It's
high moGul, the president of the com.
pany, was a Democrat net long ago
and It is believed that he voted part
If that ticket, at least, at the recent
election. The main guy in the oflice
is also Democrat. Then there is 1T !.
notorious hanger-5n. lie is Teme-
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whcre I.icorIce orow..

On the banks of the Tigris and the
Euphratcs the lIeorice plant is chiefly
grown. These great rivers flow through
fiat, trcelpss prairirs Of uncultivated
and nearly uninhabited land. For three
months of the year hot winds blow,
and the temperature reaches 104 de-
grees.
For six months OF the year the ell
mate is moderate and salubrious, and
for three months bleak and wintry, the
thermometer going down to 80 degrees
at night,
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1903-01-10

THE Herald which is looked upon
by the majority of the people of the
state, who know OF 1t, as nothing more
than disturber with depravity be-
hind it, has the audacity to make sug-
suggestions to the grand jury. That
body would do well to make personal
inspection of that gang even if it has
to go to the place of Mormonism to do
1t. There is enough foulness and rot
tenness connected with that sheet to
keep the circuit court busy for months.
Some of the gang profess to be pro-
fesslonal men and yet what they really
know about the professions in which
they are engaged would not fill agnat's
eye. They have conceived the idea
that they can defame men as they
please but they have gotten into sore
stralghts of late and some of them
have already been shown up to the
public as being hypocrites of the first
water and the others will getit in due
time. Their own walks in life betray
them. Since they have assumed to be
critics, it would be well for them to
be cIrcumspect. But returning to the
grand jury, it would be godsend to
the community, If that body would
bring them to justice.
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MidsWinter Excursions to Wash
ington-Very Low Rates
Baltimore & Ohio r. r.

In accordance with its usual custom
the Baltimore s. Ohio R. r. Will, on
January 22,and February 10. 1908 run
two Popular Mid-wfnter Excursions to
Washington at very low rates for the
round trip, allowing ten days return
limit on tickets, including date of
sale.
Excellent train service, standard
coaches, Pullman parlor and sleeping
cars.
These delightful excursions afford
splendid opportunities to visit the Ma
tional Capital during the session of
Congress. For tickets, time of trains
and full information call on or address
agents B. s o. R. R. for full inHor-
nation.
A most complete and fully fllustrat
ed Guide to Washington may be pur-
chased from agents B. s. o. R. R. at
ten tiol cents per copy.
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A11auseInen
Old Arkansaw.

Here are a few excerpts from the
reviews of "oid Arkansaw."
at should satisfy the most exact
ing. - Chicago Journal.
sold Arkansaw' is full of stirring
scenes and climaxes. Rochester
Herald.
"The scenic effects are superb
Patterson Guardian.
1.-THE conservatory scene is the.most
elaborate set ever carried by road
company. n Camden IL. ~ Com
merciul.
"The story is thrilling one and is
interpreted by an unusually strong
cast. "-cinclnnati Enquirer.
SIT has plenty of good action and
several sensational cltmaxes. "-Roch
ester Post Express.
"a quaint mixture of pathos and
comedy. Camden IN. J. J Post Tele-
gram.
"one of the best attractions thai
has ever appeared here. Hartford
City (Ind, News.
THIS show will be at the Grand
January ls.
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THE crowd which is taking upon
themselves the task Of telling th,
grand jury what it should do woul,
incrlmina,c themselves, if they wcr.
to be called upon Ia assist that body
They know it as well as any body an
some OF them went West for thci
health.
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WHENEVER the Herald runs out OF
vindictiveness toward other people, il
heaps abuse on the editor of this paper.
but he reciprocates by giving then
their moneys worth, when they ge
intosaloon brawls, open campaigns anc
80 Off to see the Mormons and visit
health resorts to get soaked out.
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What ARE you going to do when you
get to be MANI" asked the visitor.
The little fellows face assumed an
expression of earnest gravity as he
responded. with voice which was evil
IDENTIFY shaken by sad memories OF the
past, Whip papa"
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81 haven't seen your cashier for sew
eral days past"
mo; he's gone out of town"
"Ahi Gone for rest, eh?"
eve haven't found out yet whether
he's gone for rest or to escape IT"
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Eiduciary

on,motIon OF w. N. Edgeil, the cs
tate of Il. C. johnson, deceased, ha.
been committed to John a. Fleming.
Sherin, for administration.
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Poetry.

Poetry is not made out OF the under
standing. The question OF common
sense is always, What is it good for?''
1t is a question which would abolish
the rose and be triumphantly answered
by the cabbagc.-Lowell.