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Decorah-posten., 1903-04-24
Urvntvrfen.
SUaS ian mcuer um no icIU % Spr.
fiets Sitting.

Gen tprfiife WinjIter / @aibington
Loo fig ug!ig interOieme al en- @Io0'
mau0 % greb 4nie0nin3en til at al.
oe lin &crifer % lin Notionolltet Ell
goo Atteit. No8Ie al bans llotolelier
ts.scr:
Seq er ~ooerbepiit ON, at &ri8 fife
pil bIipe 6eI9en al llrrli8beberne :
4aIfanitaterne iipr bois Wogternc et
ti.bpieIige til at me0e Sultonen poa
&oIpoeieu. Gprfiet euIfer 6reO, bill.
fet ior ale &onoe er e]n$betpOenOe
We0 2nffe % Sripiel."
o. ban bIeU armooet ON al rotoIe
i'm 9tenir8 ON TcIgcrr1e al NIboneicr,
nes Cptrp0en io80e han:
"a Be 6oreneoe Stoter life cr 81.
refte intere$iere6e / Gorho,oenc / Bal.
fonitoternc, bar min Hc9icrln9 life
onieet Set ~no0ocn0i3t at give mig iIl.o
@eifco ON So8erne@ StiuinQ. &c1
tienocr imi0lerti0 N~l,baneierne iom It
irn8t,cit % poppert 6oyf. Qe ct
@ierQiolf boGroe / Set europujIfe
TNrfi MT M,ntene1rc % or Suite.
mems llnoc,'oatter n,0e.e& gna iomme
W!1oGe ION Gle andre Wc5ccre al GDr'
fIcl. @}an1e er Nrj'ue a uc1lc CT
ullthnmC>areyt. Sl,taneU ju0ojlgc'
0e De Ne'ormcy, Ser nJbcioIe>ee al
Mo3.eruc 60 Q1a5@a Nros @Ienucms
i0rele, meu I.l>@ci2r&r h2r altiN be,
tro8;2t oj*jt .41C D&>.anty IL jom
3oacu6e 10 paI l: >trcc. >cu c:1gert
Se.oitpr:. a >cr'r1 itr,2cr cumc.,J,
.i8oIs llry.j3b,Ncrr1 ~ 1}eN, 'om
je8 auere0e h1r iaat, Sutantn er en-
Ben al Tre0, tro0& ZEN lyore Nrm}.
ban har II 'o,oc ci.52Nc yoa. "A Set
bar lon beoit beUjit 0eo ale be %uo.
remmcl'cr, ban bar 1,cr. ,,5covcr'1r
be e~urcpRi'te gto5tcr.
San bar ipecles, 0'it Il: Cnitt ont
at itoa goo en- Oenif2bt.i3 $50 NED s.
Gorcneoe Stotrr. &e1 cr ienot bio
Decorah-posten., 1903-04-24
Spiucrcn Ghompion.

On sen befieuOte orifsamerifan.
lie Spiucr "9utd)". Ebompion. Der
bG0c / Nep Oorf for ct Aor$tiS iioen
% efterloo Jig Ell 9onife anieeIig
GormlIe, ifripeS / ct 9rep til "Stop.
Nmt&tib."
Get be0ite peb Worbeu bar, at
ban alto ibufom line fattiae SIrgt.
hinge, ino ingcn al oent leo noqen
Ngo.
9robcren Tbore. iom IepeOe / 2nIe,
bcUOc set QaoCt meget neo meo.
Get iou belt mgrft ub. % Gbore par
fommet / itor @iGIo. Men ga traoote
en- uaftcr Dag &roNeren, bennc
Charley Thompion, iom maj life
boOoc hert ira poo 10 Nar, frem poa
SfuepIooieH iom oen i%reIienbe gn.
JcI.
"a ban fon ira Imcrifo. rag.
teoc 6ou en- Sfiritr / S~tooonqcr. iom
ban Ioitcoe mCO ait mlIi0t. I, Gr. 10
Touocr Mug, NucOemeI. mis-. SGi.
pcrcr oip.. iom bon forprc0e i'm
@roocr. Sibcn iuIate ban ham
rurOt % be,lIte al hans @ipI0 o.
Q1o bnm Nenge ooenifiebet. hporei.
fer hon retitc tiIbo9e til 4merifa.
San 0rco Sen Si0 i'm SIo1teriorret-
uiul % hoobe eitCr eQet Sl9croc life
iaa ipprt morac Hcn9c; men. til.
'oicNc han ieg fan tienc mere, ON
IeQ Ieper. Ga Oct gioroe han. San
uor NenlouQ / lin beoite IIGer, Iiot
opcr 30 Iar aommeI. Siocn par
ban after hiemmc, ga Fan ferite
@orQ oor gift az hoobe i'm Moue meo.
Slolte Sang, ban oar biemmc, bar
1856, % "a Qan ban oQiaa lin BRO.
Ger en- Sum Ecnge. 90 ia @rOoc.
rem ior uoaIc Nor iiben 0eoc. icn0te
ban POO Collars aarItg til Gnfcn %
%prrCuc.
Gn Wong rciitc Glcrc til gmcrjto
ior ii bcio1c i'm &roocr / 9fclu 9orf.
NhHlcD iuIQtc ham, ga rurot oQ uiite
hoiT ale ScuTrOiBhcOcr. San flU0tc
&rooercn % ira Gop til Ioo % Quu
ldm mango 0unorehc Dollars, ioa
hou nIf olt hnr niDpt jirr SL,,,t.
Decorah-posten., 1903-04-24
6reshoppers uorYooeIie

A#A..". .##a ..#n #
Uftnneiotos Stats. g ntomoIos 8. 9.
Wa'bbiirn bar ubienbt en- 3nnbifri.
oelle, bnori ban iorebolber 5ormerne,
at De nlna opplsie be Ggre, bGor DC
laa, at 8rpsbopper lagbe 9Gg ITO pna
Sonlrleren eller paa Ssltfantsn iiicr.
Slstntngen Mao iinbe Stn3 inncn
12te WoL ba oct eaers oil ppre ior
le'it. GountpfommisiRrerne Hal isrc
Itl'pn meo, at Esinirg soresaar.
SotS Der inOlsber Slayer cper, at
agre er befGngte meo 8rtes6oppe.
seg, men Gieren oog ~unbIaSer of %.
plele Dem, ifal BIsininsen i~oretages
al eountpet paa gierens 9%efoItnina.
Decorah-posten., 1903-04-24
9ecDrah % Smeglt.
Zen 24Se apyil 1908.



@frs. Gli aleion 2iaemoen par ieoi
| Stg0aL gtorge. oet Bite December
1SI1. Seoe / Ole Sbompions SuS
Qtnoiion Solpnibip 0eu 1Soe % bIep
oeo MfaSiiun airfe besrapen Den 20oc
April 1908; bun bgeo ialIe0eS 81
gar 3 Mtoaneocr o. IS Gage sanme!.
SUN BAR iprgilet til Spgeien9n /
oper ~ gar. men uar o~ano5ItTrf It8e'
til Get ii0ite. Zen Iioshe bar baot
fun ct Barn. en Gottcr, men e~fterIa'
Der fig bog en- anieeIi9 6Iot at Ssr'
ncberusbern. Gn Al Dem. @tiS Sn'
"a Outline 8iIbertion ipjaeoe Sr8e'
let ue0 Gl0emoberens 9c8rapclie.
0anIe eli par SEN nloite al Seitens
0c.agat, hooraf fun ben pngite euonI
Ieoer, nemiig 6elge s. Zen, % tunOc
fslge bcnoe til @raoet1. Sum bar pp-
ret her / 2duOet Iioen 1852. Der bar
ct Orb, iunt pe0 IfiFeOen ira Set 9onIe
2ou0 buo0e mot Tor ben0e8 Sren o.
/ Sen @rao fpItet ii8 / SufommeIie1,
at set after % after ouffeoe op. &ur
tGrfte % grubIe0e me8et paa bette
Orb, men i0rit ! @IocroommenS onOe
Gage o. libebogeIige aor forito0 bun
BET til lin Grsit. Set oor OrOet:
SPIN 3aoOe er sig uof. - $un bui.
Ter MI / Gauoen.
Decorah-posten., 1903-04-24
gpbrifof, init Gsar. fSra Oh

Subrifui, finf Gsar. Sra Stof.
boIm meOSeIes ben Cite IpriI: ~"slfton.
bla0et" bar mpotaset llrberretnina
on, of Gsnr IicoIat ben 26oe Marts
efter Soreorag al 9obrifoff bar itaS-
ipitet en- ISoranoring / 8eneraIguper.
nsrenS Sritrlir. Sfsl9e bernie sen.
BRING erboloer @cneralgupernsrerl
Ret til. buor Sc al Rpnoigbeoerne
truine I%uitalter life forilaar, paa
eget Inioar at ioretage ell boilfenIor'
heIit Iprisining. iom ban finSer pas
icn6e. Siuiae forefripeS, at General.
aItpernsren er al betrogte Iom bpielte
G5ei Tor ale iiuife MpnSigbeoer, beri
inobeiattet Magtitrats pg aommual'
neutrality-suspicious. / Sp %
paa 9aRo. Oct err iaaleoes Ell Dtftn.
tor. SuI0magt lin ampIiSiimo %fornta~,
9obrifofi har iaaet, meo oerai fsleer.
Sc SrnsilinssmpnhigbeS. Selule
iSSulomngt bar ban nllere0e giort @rug
TAI, ioet ban har gipet ~9enSm9rl0eue %
Be reipeftipe Mtpnbigbeoer | 9perne
Srore I'll at arreitere. for 9an0fom.
nuinerneS geofommcuoe 1. Tor 9per.
mes Seotommen0e 3 al Sc ira iiaite
acknowledgement uSebIepne % be-
iorSre Dem til SeIituGfors til pibere
9aban5lins.
Decorah-posten., 1903-04-24
Snngersnbben / 8rppinien &pang

.Sti aina freezer Sulitnber al Dire,
meISeS ira Songfoug. &pinber iGl.
ger fig ieiu iom Sloper forat ltnbgoa
at iulte libel. Gen nmerifarife Son.
jul / Canton bar bespnot at inmle ;:
Siplpefonb.
ScanbinapiansI meriean 9iniets
Sfib "Rorse" nfgif ira 8riitimiarto
me6 go Basfagerer os pentes til 9tep
Dorf Dem lite Mat.
Decorah-posten., 1903-04-24

Wdsiionprer ianr goaang % tilobes
at fortlipe, uanr De 9aar no paa Al
prTSife Reiiaion % life 8ulitif. Seq
er uis paa. at &c Sorcnebe Stater ifst
piISe tiIlGoc EN- llolrnbing at fonmt
bio % ngiiere ipr &epolution. Sn'
let Sanb er meer Tolerant / rellgiss
Senieenbe emo Sprfiet. Sc ariitne
bar iamme Srtbeo til at oprfe lin Rc'
Iisicn iom Rubmnebanerne fin. Mn'
honteb | ubiteNte Itge efter aouitant:'
nopels ferite Snbtageiie ct Goift, Der
gap DC ariitne HeIisionSiribeo. San
nBtebe en- friiten arinoc, og oct iamme
aior6e mango OF hans @iterfslgere.
9etrne Sop, gipet for nGiteu fem bun.
6reoe aar iioen, itoar enbnu pes
0tagt. Der bar nlorig e%riIteret ne
get iom en- SrOre ira SuItanen til at
m1infrere Irmeniere, og cen SIass
9titorier bar blot pPrpt lat / Smlsb
font ffnSe nit 2ano. &oranen .r
ino0eIt / TO 9ele; ben enc ombanbIeu.
De GeLtgion, Ben aroeu perbsligs
Sing. Gen itbite er en- moraIIf 2op-
bog, % Der ftuoeS in9en retfGrbigere
emo 0en."
0o ban bIeo ipurgt ON aariagen
iii, at arerifos lloienoing, Seiih'
nan. iaa lpnse maotte oente pna al'
oierce hos Sultanen, ipareoe Mini.
iteren:
Seq er pig paa, at bans RoieItGt
mootog Winiiteren ioo mart, iom set
bar BAN mtligt. EDrfiet enIfer oIbe.
les life at niilaa be 5orereOe Stater
rpget, Ser in0rsmmes andre 2anoe.
Sboo ioaIe6cs angaar Rpgtelien al II
8ipe en- omeriforif 2Gge 9aet til 1t
prafticere / Sprfiet uben at ,in6erfoite
zig Grnmen, ioa bar benne lin 8runO
/, at Imerifa life bar noget nattona.t
ltntperittet. @n 2Gge ubOannet ;
gtetp g)orf fan life bebarole SDge /
8aibington u0en at un0erfaite Jig
Grnmen, % set iamme giGl6er aItian
ogioa / SDrfiet. guropGiife 2Pger
tiQooe$ at prafticere / GDrfiet, ior6i Sc
fommer ira ltnioeriiteter, Der er a.
min0eIt1t anerfien6te."
Ser er ct rigt Self ior omerifanif
6oreta9iombeo / Sprfiet", tiIfsieOe
Yttnjiteren, "og ieg er bis pao at en-
mere ioroomsfri 9etragtning al nit
&auO oiI0e leoe til Ell beore 6oritaoeI.
iG, Der i8ien oiIOe bringe port 6oIf ii.
at fiebc mere omerifanife Garer. It
Sutanen Blot bar DC penliaite 6sIeIier
~ligeoperfor be 6oreneoe Stnter, bar
ban be0it beoiit peS at opfpIoc ale Sc.
res 6ororin9er % res at beItiae flere
&ri98ifibe pe0 omcrifanife SfibSs
opriter."
SonIeoes itiuer o9ioo Sogerne fig.
roor De ices gienncm tprfiife Bril-.
Ter. @ton bar bart, % bsrer itooigt
iao meget, Ser itoar ! Ifarp Strib me0
BEN tprfiTfe WiniiterS llotaIeIier, men
BET fan BOG ei fade, at man ogiao ell
Sang bsrer Ii0t ira Oen on0en Si6c.
- Serit naar ma bor bsrt begge
SiOer, bar man Het til at opgjere Jig
en- Otenirg. Xxx
Decorah-posten., 1903-04-24
gp.I ari6al g. :. GafarS / ga.

fersfieIo, GnI., bsbe Oen 30te al iinc
Saar. San bar oen iiette, iom Ror.
0eren @cainnep. ienote irb / eptsbe.
Den. Ifaaife bog Bnfnro 6Iep Ifuot
al al Sulie, Ser bialp Woroeren.
9IanSt 9pens 6oIf er Ger en- upbiS'
Jet Stemnnig MOB S1IIie, og BON BIZ
Der maoife Ipnhet. San fisbte n
Er % Gmnunttion til 0c8inrep o9
siorSe iig til bans meoifpIbige. Sc
mere err Wan0en blepen panoittig.
Decorah-posten., 1903-04-24
Bar MI penee nof.

Sra StodboIm teIeerafere8. at
Observation-Disclosures / Ell ~officieI
Happort oper Silitanben / SllrgerS.
ne0oiitrtfterne / BET uorblige Spe.
riqe oplpicr, al Sen mi bar Ribler
nof til i'm Iaaoigbeo - oeriom %
life Tnareu ifuIoe BIZ uiGbpanli9 len
o. Itrpng.
Decorah-posten., 1903-04-24

Stisnt Nimfrnit 2srSag Den 1Soe
poerligerc ifonebe 5rltgitrnerne i ben
eure Gbio.TaI, par BOG 3ilitanoeH
beore eno Tiger fsr, mar 5erifensr
(Feades) n~notages. S 9epenglanb Oh
&c miStre NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ipnes
sebletrnernc at bnpe unbgaaet SfaSe.
Weoens 6rciferf bar sjort betDoeIi5
onot paa 6rugttrrerue | Oregon bar
Oct foloe geir i @aibirston binorcf
aflopperre ira at ipringe no, og finn
en- rlttge Sfo6e er Serfcr ~inbtraa6..
Decorah-posten., 1903-04-24
Qf flor Dtetieheo.

Sor noeIe Gage iiben ienbte ieg
en- "Brorp glanf" til iamtIige @tere
/ "Blanet", "Snoepenoent", "@aie.
Ittc" us "@ria8lp Bear" Iinefom.
painter meo gnmobning ON ~inureit
mulie at ubfplbe og inbienSe famine
til Sopeofontoret I Seattle. Ser
mebfuIete ogiaa ct ,GirfttI9re meb
Sorflarine al Senitgten meb benne
"Brorp 9lonf". Rogen nprmere
SorfIarine fan leg life Der inoIaOe
mig paa; fun oil iee iige, at Set er
al alleritsrite gistisheb Of bisie
"8rorp 9lonfs" uofplbes oe inbien'
oes inarcit mnligt. Sette sjelSer
iirr "Snbepcubcnt" S%pmpaniet.
9@rbe6tgit,
y. 8. SeIlar.
S famine SorbinbeIie meb0eIes
berpeb. at 8riien paa "Stof" /
"Naieitic Co." forelsbig er forbsiet
fra 5 Gents, til 10 Gents pr. Sbare.
9enne gris, 10 Gents nemlig, trp.
Der / &raft itrar, og bill giGIbe tun
for nogle Tiger.
Sor n9rmere llnoerretning ben.
penber man Jig til 81. 8. 6eIlan, 212
& 2t3 arcabe Bldg, Seattle, @aib.,
eaer Sui. S. Sopperitao, 8ecorab,
So.
Decorah-posten., 1903-04-24
8rgnSt for 100000 SIR.
8ran0

uobrsb forIeoen Worgeu / ct at s aul.
buie beitaaeroe &omplefs peo goiorS
grug. Sire al 8lllbuiene meo iuPren
De 4lll nebbrpnote. SfaSen an ilaaes
iii 100000 aroner.
Decorah-posten., 1903-04-24
Snofomne Siorag til &C
Sun gri &c / Sinlanb.

Sibliaere ~tpitterst for. $2,S16.G2
Spbn s SiloaL 9ouroes. ga 49,. 100
u s Sietmeier. @auiou. So, ino'
ienot peo &ait 5 u Sellestueot.. 500
Decorah-posten., 1903-04-24

Sill Iurse.

SioIisere t~uitteret for go. $1,422.14
Sobn 3 Sit6ul, 9ouroeS. Sa...... LOO
SuotGgter peO Ell "Sastet Social"
hos Sobu 5rUuatten, Qnela. q
8, i~ipisuot oeo Bertha 2rcuat'
ten 11.30
Decorah-posten., 1903-04-24
Notwithstanding
Teeorab " otertnaer.
Sen 23oe IpriI.

"en'uh" grin. rr. 100 Buuo. Sc. 6s n7.oo
Sirtnthe'. by. 100 Ruuo... 2~.oo-3.oo
efscer. pr. 100 Ruuo. ........ .oo-I2. 90
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1903-07-06
BAPTIST CHURCH NOTES.

Misses Emma, HIttie and Hazel,
daughters of Mr.. Jasper S. Kyle, were
baptized by the pastor at the close OF
the sermon last night.
Mrs. d. w. Jacobs has been elected
president of the Ladies' Aid society. The
society will give chicken supper next
saturday night in the unoccupied room
OF the Boughner building on Fourth
street.
Pastor Mcdaniel does not expect to 90
ON his usual vacation until the last Of
July. The church made that arrange
ment with the pastor when he was first
called that lie should always have four
Sundays vacation every summer.
on a picnic on Saturday to Mr.. Jasper
Kyle's farm on Lambert's run. Mrs,
LIoyd w. Garrett and Mrs. James +.
Allen chaperoned the party. They went
in three wagon loaned by the Monticello
Brick company. Those present were
Misses Vera Williams, Lucy Poole. Susie
Ararris. Ethel Morris. Artha Garrett, Ma
bel Leachmau, Matte Stealey, Lily
Scranarc. Emma Kyle. Hattie Kyle, An
ma KYLE. Hazel Kyle, Myrn Pritchard
Gussie Gutherie Blanche Hursey. Pearl
Showalter. Nina Fittro. Bessie IsenlHlrt
Tressie Reed and Messrs. John Jacobs
Lee Williams, Burton Alexander, Willis
Caywood, Charles Thompson, Herbert
Boughner. George Osborne, William
Lcachnlan, Wayne Allen.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1903-07-06

Very Remarkable Cure of Diarrhoea.
"About six years ago for the first time
in nv life / had sudden and severe att
tack of diarrhoea," says Mrs. Alice Nil.
Ter, of Morgan, Texas. y got temporary
relief, but it came back again and again,
and for six long years have suffered
more misery md agony Than can tell.
1t was worse than death. My husband
spent hundreds of dollars for physicians
prescriptions and treatment, without
avail. Finally we moved to Bosque
county. our present home, and one day
happened to see an advertisement OF
Chamberlnin's Collie, Cholera and Diar-
rhoea Remedy with testimonial OF
man whoh ad been cured by it. The case
was 20 similar to my own that eonelud-
cd to try the remedy. The result was
wonderful. / could hardly realize that
was well again, or believe it could DC
so after having suffered solong' but that
one bottle of medicine, costing but q
few cents, cured me-" For sale by Geo
q. Stone.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1903-07-06

is one of the most precious offering
that can be made. Rich, brilliant,
beautiful and incomparably radiant
IN the sideboard our cut glass has a
charm Of its own. Each piece is hand
cut in the latest patterns and extreme
ty artistic In effect. Our prices are
extremely low for high class goods in
his line.
F, A. ROBINSON & SON.
322 Street.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1903-07-06

The marriage of Mr.. w. G. AIeeIss an
Miss Virginia May Flowers at 9:3
O'Clock Sunday night was a happy sur
i prise to the many friends of tlle con
trlcting parties and a quiet but prett,
home affair.
The wedding was solcmnized ct th'
home of Mr.. and Mrs. a. S. Long, 49s
Lee street, Mrs. Long being sister o
the bride The officiating clergyman Nvos
the Rev. DIR. s. x. Arbuthnot, the brides
pastor.
After the ceremony and hearty con
CALCULATIONS, the wedding party was
served with seasonable refzeshments. in
elaborate manner very much appreciated
by all fortunate enough to be present.
The guests present were DIR. and Mrs
a. o. Flowers and family, DIR. and Mrs,
L. n. Flowers and family, Mr.. and Mrs.
p. NJ. Long, Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Groves
and Mr.. and Mrs. a. S. Long.
Mr.. and Mrs. ATeeks have deferred their
honeymoon trip until August 10, at
which time Mr.. Meeks will take his an
nunI vacation. They will then take an
extended eastern trip, visiting the large
cities and other points of interest.
Mr.. Meeks is a son of Mr.. and Mrs.
John w. Meeks, of Morgantown, and
was a well known and successful young
travelling salesman before coming to
CIarlzsburg at the opening of the Par
sons Souders department store, in which
he has charge ofthc grocery department.
He has been with that firm since the
store opened and is trustworthy, eff
Gent manager of the grocery depart
ment. BY his cleverness, accommodate
ing manner and careful attention toI
business, he has won many warm per
sonal friends during his short residence
here and has bright prospects Of becom-
ing one of the leading business men of
the state.
Mrs. N1eeks is a sister of the Drs.
Flowers and Mrs. A. s. Long. of this city,
and a member of one of the influential
families of the county. She IS u charm
ing and popular young lady, having
friends in educational. religious and other
circles.
The happy young couple have the
hearty congratulations of all their friends |
and acquaintance and the best wishes of
all for a happy. prosperous and long
long married life.
married life.
Mr.. and Mrs. Meelss win reside ut 400
Lee street.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1903-07-06
popuLAR SUNDAY EXCLUSION
no wHEELING July !

A popular excursion from clnrksburs
to Wheeling and return will be run by
the baltimore s. ohio railroad Sunday
July H. Excursion tickets will be sold
for train leaving here at 6:2o o'clock
4. m. The rates is very low, being only
$3.50. Returning tickets win be goon
only ON train leaving Wheeling at GAO
o'clock p. M, Same day. Sunday, July II
For tickets and full information, cal
ON agent Baltimore & Ohio nilroad.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1903-07-06
Traders Hotel News Stand.
The Leader.


Doals in everything in the
news and cigar line. All the
late books magazines, periodi-
Gals and newspapers on sale as
soon as printed. Orders for
any book or publication given
prompt attention. A number
OF up-to-date novels at less
than half price. Our line OF
cigars includes every brand
from the Clarksburg stogle TO
the imported 25-cent cigar.
line OF pipes, etc, second
to none In t n 9 cit y
B. & o. Mile sc, Bought and
Exchanged. Postage Stamps
Postal Cards, Special Delly-
cry Stamps.
Your Patronage
Wanted.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1903-07-06
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NEW sUPERrNrENDENT.

/. G. Kline, of ATorgantown, has been
appointed manager of the clarlSsburg
Office of the Consolidated Telephone COM
pany vice w. NJ. Haynes, resigned.
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ly so as not to allow gas to raise and
minerals to settle. Machinery is un-
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natural gravitation.
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TAKES A TRIP
For w1FE,s HEATH.

j. +. johnson, postmaster ut Craig
moor, has gone To Cowcn with his wife,
who, on account of failing health, is
compelled TO seek mountain air for
couple of months. In their absence Miss
Ethel Wright win assist in the postotiice
at that place.
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business and suffering they cause. Hap
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After eight years Of suffering and two
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Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1903-07-30
The Green Sea.

There is no sea to which the name
green sea is applied in topography, but
the term is used as descriptive of parts
of the ocean with appropriate signid-
canoe.
Where the gulf stream Is DETECTED
from Newfoundland toward the Azores
is the Sargasso sea, the surface OF
which Is q mass of floating seaweed
Its popular name among sailors Is the
Green sea nowadays. and In earlier
times it was noticed with astonishmen'
by Columbus and his sailors, while Its
weed clad waters were called by others
the seaweed meadows.
A part of the Persian gulf Is also
known by this name on account of O
remarkable strip Of vividly green wa
ter which is seen along the Arabian
coast.
Many other large tracts Of the ocean
assume this distinctive tint, which may
be due either to the presence Of multi
tudes of microscopic plants or living
atoms or to the depth or density OF
saltness Of the water itself.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1903-07-30

We can never find out what the fu
paid the storage e-charges.-Puck.
The Jungle Hidden Treasure of an
East Indian Princess.
Not long ago an old peasant was
wandering In the jungle about half
mile from the city Of Ahmadnager, in
India, when he found a round ball Of
metal. It was black and looked like
an old iron round shot, but when the
old man lifted it he was struck with
its immense weight. He carried 1t
home and found on scratching 1t that
1t was lump Of solid gold. 1t weighed
eight pounds and its sale made the
finder rich for life.
There are many more Of these can
non balls, each worth a small fortune,
lying hid or buried In the recesses of
this jungle, and their story is curious
one. At the end of the sixteenth GEN.
tury Akbar, the greatest emperor Hin
dustan ever saw, was at the height
Of his glory. At the head Of his con-
quering army he summoned Ahmad-
nager to surrender. The city and its
rich treasure were then under the rule
Of the Princess Cande. Knowing that
resistance could be but short, and in
bitter rage against the oppressor, she
caused all the treasure of gold and
silver to be melted down. She cast
the metal into cannon balls and en-
graved upon each maledictons against
the conqueror. These were fired into
the jungle and when Akbar entered
the city, instead Of the rich hoard he
had hoped to win. he found treasury
absolutely empty.
That this is not the only occasion
upon which cannon balls Of gold have
been cast is proved by the fact that In
the treasury of the shah Of Persia
there may be seen in the same room
where stands the famous peacock
throne two small globular projectiles
Of gold. They were estimated by re-
cent visitor to weigh about thirty-one
pounds each and are roughly made.
Their origin or purpose is, however,
totally forgotten. 1t is only known
thattheXare yeryoM,-Chicag Chron.