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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-05-24
@cnn bic 9atbplifen bieies San

bes eerne ibren @ntbeil al Den
Dffentli6en S6ulgeloern bdtten,
Damn niirfen bieiel6en in ibren
offentliden Grflarungen bieriiber
nidJt getb.eilter Weimung fem.
Sic Blatform Der am%erifaniiden
S1oerattpn fatBoliider @ereine 1T 10
flor unb beutlid unb 10 einleu6tenb,
ielbIt fir 90 i6tfatboIifen,
Dob Die &atboltfen oes 2anoes iid
nit alien reolid-geiinnten Nidtfatbo-
lifell, melde fiir cine religi0ie @r5ieg.
ung iinb, suiommenarbeiten fOnnen.
Sobalo cine offentli6e Weinlng iid
hiesbe3iieli6 frpitaQiiirt bat, unb
ibrem S~erlangen mad relisiOIer Gr-
Sieluns Nadornf pcrleigt, meroen
Gle Huliiifer bieIen NiiniGen idon
9ered)t neroen, lpelnt 0ieiel6en be,
merfell. bob bafiir Stimmcn IN
yaben limb. Oa6er loQte man nidt
iuden uellc plotformen 81 forlnuli.
rem, ionbern iid nlf Die Grfl1rllngen
Der SDoerotion oieSbe3iigltd berilfen.
Sieie fam man Dor aSuben uto Sci.
cen borlegen uno Glpprobation baiiir
erbalteL benu iie perIongt feline
@elber fir confeiiionelle Sdulen
ionoern Tie mill MIR, baf jeSc Sdrule,
iueide ibren Sdilern bic uuin
Gtaate perlangte Gnautitat iuclt-
lides &iien l~iefert, audi einen ge-
biihrenocn Intbeil an ben Dffcnt-
iiden Sdulgeloern erbnlte. 90
hlr6 pirh Die 5rnge, nidt oils cine
religi6ie, iunbern ais cine materielle
Srage %6ebanoelt, in wcl6er Der
Stant has GedJt bat st beItimmen
pie biel meltlide @iiienidait err
bon Den ainbern elmer Sdule Der.
langt, nm cinen gllten 9iirger 81
Eaben. 8enn o6er Die Ginoer elmer
S6ule, iei lie proteitnntii6. iiioiidl
fat9olii6 ODER u~ngldubig Den gerpeiS
liefern Dob lie Dos bonn Stante fir
etnen 9llten 8iirger perlongte
Gllontllm mcltliden @iiienS bo6erL
bonn ioa Ser Stoat a6er aud einen
entipredenOen 56eil Der @elber fir
ben llnterbalt bteicr S6ulen beSab.
len. 3oS lit cine 9oiis, oui melGer
MON Dor 9roteitonten mo Suoen
mi SeiOen ollftreten fonn llno fir
esAt Eercdte G6iung Der G6uIiroge
eth lNlung MADDEN fam.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-05-24
I'm 6as oeutide. fatboliiae Ser=
einsweien Der Der. Staaten
1T eini9en,

baben inlpeit Die StaatsperbGnbe bon
Minneiota. Soma, Wiiiouri, Sn.
biana uno Sainois beidloiien. iid
Dem 6 Central .8erein ar5ll.
ihlieben unb al,d ourf bieien in Die
Snberotion fatboliider 8ereine elm.
5.ltreten. Hedr 10! Die General.
8eriammlune bes Central . Gereina
IN ct. 2ouiS, No., miro babur1 Die
les Sabr 81 elmer 6eionoers bebeu.
t%rngsppQen meroct.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-05-24
DIE sesnuusen oes Gbriiten=
tbans tn Der Tamilie.
Gon ~rlttinam".)
e d) II 3D.

Sic ii6ri9en Stunoen bes 81.
Cages, ioneit lie nidt ousgefiiQt
iueroen nit @erfer Der Sr0mmigfeit
un0 driItlid)en NGfitenliebe, merben
ocriG0itert bur6 Den Serfe6r Der
i q III / ienanq + d I | q G II
nnter Of. Sobei lit ald) cine
hrn SomilienperbGltniiien a~ngepnbte
@rboIrng nnb 3eritreunlng feines-
ipe9S auSgeIfloIien, 5umol ipenrt
man ii6 Oerielben entmeber IN Der
Sanilie ielbit, ooer, iuelin ollBer Dem
Sollle, penigitens geuleinid)aftlid,
Gltern mo &inoer pereint, bingiebt,
hobei bari nlon nllf Elm @laS 8ier
ODER @ein 9emiitblid) trinfen, total
abstinence" mrB BLOB iene traurige
@attuug bon Meni6en iibet ullo Oas
pledge" nebn1er, Die mir II ii d..
tern elm uno bIeiben fon-
lten, ipenn lie 9ar ni6ts 5u
trillfen + aben ooer III m II.
Id 8ott! pie lit bieie driitli6e
Sonnta9sfeier nit ibren Sreuben
nto Segnungen 10 pielen Samilien
IN oieiem 2anbe fremo gelporoen!
Sd mill MIR auf eineu, tief in bas
Samilienle6en eingreiierber, Oeiien
5eitliden uno iittli6.religioien 9e-
itano idGper i61bigenben MiBitono
bintpeilcn. Ger Samilier.
d q Q + upb1rt 0pr e omiIie feline
6reltbe lnh iein Slid iol er baupt-
i1dlid I'M Sreiie Der Samilie, in Der
Sflege filler SduSlihfeit finoen.
IS lit elm 9robes llngliid fir Die
6amilie, nenn Der 8ater 10 oft er
nrtr fam, Der Samilie iid ent5iebt,
hrauben in geieqidaftliden &reiier,
GaiinoS, Clubs, 8ereinSballen, Sbea.
tern, S6autlpirtbi6aften (Saloons)
II. /. ~, iein 8ergniigen illd)t uno
finOet, penn Die ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
SinOer bieielben @ege gefen urb ba.
81 etn9elaoen iperoer bon DEM iein
iolenben Sdusengel Der Samilie,
uno geraoe oft, ia meiitens Der Conn.
tog, melder Die Semitic pereinigen
iolte, Die I~ngeborigen berieIben am
meiitcn trennt unb 5erltreilt. @ie
in iolhen S1liiern Der Gag bes Serrn
oft ob5uidlieBen pflegt, penn Die
ipGte IbenbitunDe Die Ingeb0rigen
wieber 5uiammenfiibrt, barber
id)ipeige if). =
@ie iebr miro biersnlanbe oas
edit fotboliide Samilienleben b e +.
giftet, menn man, Inn @elo 81
maden, Die @ngeborigen Der Samilie
aus Der 5omilie sl aaerlei 8erauii.
gllilgen, Die bis in Die Nadt billein
fouerli, berouslodtl 8aS niisen
Gle grobartigen aird)en uno @e.
bGlioe, tpel,n man nm @elb su
MAIDEN, 0tittel gebraudt, pelfe bas
edit fatbolilhe @laubenS. unb Sami-
lienleben pergiften! Sic troll-
rigen Solgen fam Sober, Der iebell
mill ullb bonn @lan5e ieiner groBen
materielen 8irfianfeit nidt Der.
5lenoet lit, b~ellt5ntage ihon flar.
ieben! 9ls in Den 3agen Der @or.
seit @ott Snr6 Die @aiierfllltb Die
iiinbige Wenidbeit siidtete, Oa mar
eS Elm Sdifi in meldem Die geredt
g%ebliebene 6arnilie unb nit ibr bas
Neutrality-suspicious. g~erettet wurbe.
Gas retteuoe S6iff in Ser 6lutb
unerer Gage, lit Die drill it
de Samilie Muf Der edit
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-05-24
Steanns oes 8olfsbereins gum
Mberalismus nao So>
3ialismus.

III perihiebenen Stabten, ME
Chicago, beionoers nber in Mil-
nautee, no elm ~itarfer Trosentiot
Der obgegebenen Stimmen io5iali.
it'd ipar, oeuten iiderIi6 auf elm
@afstbum Der io5ialiitiiGen Gle
mente IN bieiem Sanbe. 9ennod
gcihiebt lpenig genltg, Inn bent @n.
brnng oes unbeimliden @eipenltes
einen Itarfeu Gamm eutgegen Su
lcBen. - Ser 8plfsperein lit nun
banptlablid) 81 oieiem Snede 9e.
gliinoet, nno er lit audi Ser G II.
size Serein, Der iih oieies 3iel ge.
lteft bot. gr lit bic ein3ige aorper.
ldaft, oeren ipe5ielle Muieabe es lit,
hie Io5iale Suit 81 reinigen, oennof)
miro er nod manderorts iebr gieid.
gilltig bebanbelt. Wan lteQe iih
rod Die Srage: .a0nnen mir Ole
Sdnoe rltbig in ben Sdoob legell
unb gleihgiiltig 5llleben, wie Die bit.
teriten 6einbe oes gltars, Ser Orb
nling nrlo Der 6amilie nit Der gmiig-
feit Der @meiien lire geiGbrlihen
Sebrcn per6reiten llto aud in unle.
rem ei8enen Eager llnbeil oamit an.
ridten? Splen mir ytidts tburl,
penn Der 2iberalismls fiibn fem
Saupt erbebt unb Die alten ebrmiir.
higen Sabungen pernftet uno fir
peraltert nnb unmooern erflGrt unb
oabur6 laue Gotbolifen er5eu9t?"
Ster loa nun nidt geiagt meroen,
oaR es ipnit feline Wittel gebe, ais
cen Solfsperein Inn jene SrrIebren
81 befampfen. Nein, mir molen
pielmebr 5ngeiteben, bab Wand]es in
oieier Sinlidt geidiebt, Defenders
bon Seiten Der bofm. 8eiitlihfeit
Inb Der Brelie; nber Die arGfte, Ole
CO IN Impenbung fommen, iino nidt
oereint. @ir miiiien uns slae unter
Elm Banner itelen uIlo gcmeiniam
porscbcn nno aae Sdidten nnieres
@plfcs erreihen, 10 bab Der gan5e
Sorper geiunoet unb geiuno bleibt.
l~lniere Srioer in Semtidlano mnS
Sranfrcid bietcn ms in bicier ge.
5icbnns cimcn lebrrciden Gontrait:
SIN eritcren Gnergie, Spitem mmo
feltes 3uiammcnitebcn nno bic bar.
ails e~rtuadienoen glGnscnoem Gr.
fplgc; in benz lctteren 8lcidgiltia.
felt, ll%noronnns, ltneinisfcit mno
Der barans cntitebenoe Wanfcrptt alf
ip5ialcm nnb religiOiem @ebicte.
Mas nilsen inns berrlihe Sempel
BON Stein, penn Die @lieoer Der
lebenOigen Stride ms @anfen gera.
then uno unS entfremoet peroen?
8roBe, fromme, oentenbe MGnner
boten Die Notbmenoigfeit zines
Gtrpns erfaunt, uu0 bieie5 gttpas lit
Der @plfsperein geporoen.
Soa nun oieier 8erein perben,
mos iene Wdnner 6eabiihtigten, 10
oiirfen mir niht Dem geiipiel unle.
rer Sriiber in SrantreidL ionoern
jener IN 9eutihlanb ipleen. @ir
miilien Die Waen In nnlere
9felDen betorlnler. Ger WolfSperein
ioQ ulo mtb cine Iae umfoIienoe
Madt meroen, menn er Siidtiges
leiIten ioll. limo G~ieienigelL Die
Salent uno Grfabrling baben, Ser.
%beiierungen ein5uiiibren, iinb uils i'm
Wolfsperein auberit %piQfommen.
Nnc, Mae iino gcbctcn, sn hclfcn
snrd Vcitritt, bmrd) Wriiubang BON
Slueigen, enrdl suten Gutb nnb praf-
tide Minfe.
@er allo Den guten @iQen bat, on
hieier cbleit Sahe m~it5ubeIfen, Der
meitoe lid) an Dos Gentral.g Bureau:
SobnT y, Senninger,
1901 @eit 81. Str, Chicago, ST.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-05-24
&atDolii6er air6ensSaienoer.
Pir III ole 8ewali seaeben.
W{ottb. %, 1870.
Der yGatbplic Gitiscn" bon MliI.

ipaufee, @is., bat in einem I 6 t II
sc o nj e II e erflGrt:
y8ie o1e anberen fatboliider
gereine, peroen Die knights of
Columbus" nad iDren gltten
@erfen mebr oenn nod ben @r'
fl1rlngen in ibrem &iutal ober
ibren Sinans . &usmeiien beurtbeili
tperoen."
9as Ioaen iid aud Defenders
rniere beut 6 .rebenbe n,
fatbolii6en @eretnsmGnner, Yrielter
unlD 2aien, merfen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-05-24

ger 10 su oreaniiiren, bob Die SIN.
nabme pieler Der Stride fetnblifen
8eIeBe perbinbert unb Die Auibebllng
bereits erlaiiener oerartiger @eiese
beipirft tperDen fam.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-05-24

auGj rocr ieben @liid il bar,
Siu0et Sroit ouf Grhen,
2cm luer nicmolS gliidli1 luar,
&uNu niclt elGN0 luCrOcn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-05-24

"9n,iG / Ginn mndt I"iHhic r
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1904-07-11

By reason Of the increased member
ship. calling for larger amount OF
clerical work, the Boot and Sboemak
ers, union has been called upon TO in
crease its Office space in the Albany
building, Boston, with an addition OF
Loo square feet The organizat ton
has offices equipped In the most mod
ern manner. having every facility 10
accommodate their many thousand
members
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1904-07-11

Some Of ne conduc, at the baseball
games on Southern diamonds VI
giYe the south a worse Eane abreaa
tran ne occasional lynchine II . IL
gre rape fend.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1904-07-11

Don I take the heroine of fiction az
working model for everyday life.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1904-07-11

Don't g. without a lunch when you
ale faint.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1904-07-11

Don't forget your husband is your
oid lover.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-05-25

AUSTRIA AND SWITZERLAND
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-05-25

Entirely reconstructed with every pos
sihlc luxury. Large Palm Court, Daily
Concerts. Suites with baths Omni-
buses at Pier anu Stati0R.
Manager j. Amino.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-05-25
Hotel Continental.

luxurious and comfortable hotel I'm Paris Health
location and finest view. overlooking Tuleries
Gardens Steam heat throughout 200 private bath
The Weiser semi-weekly signal. (Weiser, Washington Co., Idaho) 1904-1911, 1904-11-09
1T WAS ALIVELY TIME in WEISER

Have you heard Of the old Man of the
Sea, of the Sea,
Have you heard of that dreadful
old ManY
If you havn't been caught, you will
be, you will be
For catch you he must and he
can.
He doesn't catch on by your throat,
by your throat,
AS of Old in the horrible tale.
But he catches you fast by the coat,
by the coat,
It'll its buttons and button holes
fail.
If Sinbad could have strolled about
Weiser yesterday he would have we'll
appreciated this modern version of
his mythical adventures. There was
no mercy shown the coats of voters
and the buttonholes and buttons we're
certainly put to the fullest test. 1t
was one of the most exciting elections
Weiser has witnessed for many day
and with the opening of the polls the
hum of excitement and expectation
began. The teams began to hasten
about and the workers and candidates
to scurry about and by nine o'clock
the three Weiser precincts held a
hustling, bustling mass of humanity
which was constantly augmenting as
the voters from the suburbs began to
come in. uH
The Weiser semi-weekly signal. (Weiser, Washington Co., Idaho) 1904-1911, 1904-11-09
Teddy det5 ths Whole IhIng.

Salt Lake, Utah Heaviest vote
ever polIed. Democratic besdquar-
ters eoncede state 10 Roosevelt by
5000.
New York-Half Of the elction dis
tricts outside New York city give
Roosevelt l25, 900 majority Two
thirds Of the districts Ia city give
Parker 20, 900 majority
Connecticut Reppbliean BY 20,
900.
Indiapa Republioan majority bQ'
900,
Oregon giyes36, 900 majority Tor
Roosevelt
Nebrasle Carried BY hoo'oYoli by
1000,
Moniann RnplMicm hY lNipll.
Rmrpa lfpplloAa h} i0NNV
Nrhlnm NlNe prWH n0nno0an
aalo M liooH00li W llNIN0N
Nm lonY hemNlw0 na0HY
aaalh N0m NoH| PA
iNNI NNN''
The Weiser semi-weekly signal. (Weiser, Washington Co., Idaho) 1904-1911, 1904-11-09

AS the day advanced and the voters
became thicker, the workers and can
didates we're jumping about from
polling place to polling place looking
after the recruits and separating those
who had not voted from those who
had. Both sides began early to shove
their forces to the polls and it was
necessary to keep them moving in
order to get all the-votes polled. At
every corner and at every post the
buttonhole work was going on and
some candidates from up country pre-
cincts gave up the pleasure of voting
at home in order to put in the day
in Weiser where the bulk of the
voters we're to be found. The demo-
Gratis rather outdid the republicans in
versatility. Each side had out teams
to haul voters to the polls These
teams of course we're deeked with
banners. The republican banners
we're confined to Ladies' Roosevelt
Club, and simple Republican" in
plain black. The democratic teams
were more gaily decorated and dis
played greater variety of banners,
such as "vote to Down Polygamy,
''Home Before Party "Vote the
Democratic County Ticket" 'Heit-
field for Governor, and others
Great excitement prevailed through
the day, but good order and socia-
bility we're in evidence.
The Weiser semi-weekly signal. (Weiser, Washington Co., Idaho) 1904-1911, 1904-11-09

from may change the result onHarper
and Brizendine, Bear, Heath, Min
eral and the two Cranes we're not OBJ
tainable in time for press. The tele-
phone office at Huntington was cut
out before the returns from Mineral
could be received, and the office at
Bear closed and no returns sent.
The others have no telephone connec-
tion.
The Weiser semi-weekly signal. (Weiser, Washington Co., Idaho) 1904-1911, 1904-11-09
[wful Republican, Ava
ldnChe in Idaho.

BOISE IDAHO Boise Statesman Weer Sgna) The
indicate that Roosevelt has carried Idaho by
soung majority 10000 Goodng the
Latah end Nez Perce Legislature heavily republican
The Weiser semi-weekly signal. (Weiser, Washington Co., Idaho) 1904-1911, 1904-11-09
oosevelt Rides Roughshod Over Judge Parker
All Over the Country

Missouri and with State tickets New York
tsto hrepubi
The Weiser semi-weekly signal. (Weiser, Washington Co., Idaho) 1904-1911, 1904-11-09
|lUB5 SCOOP EVERYTHING
IN WASHINGTON (OUh1l

county will give 500 majority
posevelt and 90 majoritytop-- r
ling.
r'ilal returns from county pre-
as far as they could be OBJ
., rea as follows:
MIDDLE WEISER.
P0sevelt, 100; Parker, S3.
finch, l61, Clay, "a.
fOdlng, l45; Heitfeld, 10.
tFfrls, lOs; Sleeves, 14O.
|ll, 1873; Lansdon, 1875.
lo|ay, lOs, Smith, 144.
E[nison, 81; Huddleston, "a;
1 l4si McBratney, 152.
Fuiter, l06; Rhea, 1886.
lasay l07; Potter, 1877
s,ssnaier, los; Ayers. 145.
Elsr' 1865 Canary, l29,
[lper ll6i Bartemas, l39.
iN ssi Farmer, l39.
'us' 5lj Luck, I62.
''eop, 1915 Freeman, 1885,
\ ~. ~ Robertson, 1896 HsptZ,
wilson, l3s,
EAST WEJsER
aS'lqlne, 1885 Lspsdop, 100,
1 'y'aE le0i Smith, l5T
',9p lfoj Boddlesop, l6lI
pi Ael,rasney, lGs,
Y''f f9j Rhea, Jb3
1893 Potter, lel
'''eL lb1i AyeW lel
l4g capary ~,
N l4l ; liatomaf lff
.'1 1903 Fpeomau lib
/ l'QNoriaop, 1893 iuapig
fN.on lNo
/ hfsr WFaEp
/ a0Ql pWhW l19
llNY l0l
liNllNll 4l0
NAu'0 4
The Weiser semi-weekly signal. (Weiser, Washington Co., Idaho) 1904-1911, 1904-11-09
SALURBIA.

OA1OhDlA.
Roosevelt, Ill; Parker, 54.
French, 101; Clay, 63.
Gooding, SO; Heitfeld, 76.
Sleeves, 97 Harris, 68.
Galloway, 75; Smith, "a.
Denison, 70; Hudleson, IL; Smith,
90; McBratney, SO.
Brizendine, SO; Lansdon, 80.
Coulter, 50; Rhea, "a.
Freehafer, 81; Ayers, 81.
Lindsay, 73. Potter, 9S.
Fuller, 65; Canary, 80.
Harper, 90; Bartemas, "a.
smitz, 90 Farmer, 78.
Adams, 65 Luck, l02.
Shannon, 62i Freeman, 72i Lew
is, 7sl Robertson, 97j Hauntz, s3j
Wilson, 9s,
IRON SPRINGS.
Parker, ls, Roosevelt, a.
French, 22i Clay a.
bOOdlnR, - iiellieldl 9Vi
Harris, ~ steeyes, ~,
Brigendine, III I.ansdQp 2s
Galloway, 27j smith, 20,
Denisop, 4Ai Huddlesoni ~
Smith, lei Molraipey b,
Coulter 2e Rhea, 2Q'
Lindsay 23 pQtier 2Q'
FroahaleE 2hAyeTa 2l
luller ~ Canary lii
uWpor M nWleWm le
Sniff 29l lWm0r "
Almf 2ll lNoN ai
hlWum a4i lImmnn n lfNl.
nv lnlWl'n fl llNnf 4'i Fl'
INon
lmnW WflH'l0 IN l4 nW
The Weiser semi-weekly signal. (Weiser, Washington Co., Idaho) 1904-1911, 1904-11-09

Freehafer, So; Ayres, 105.
Fuller, Al; Canary, Ill.
Harper, 81 Bartemas, LOG.
Smitz, 55 Farmer, 81.
Adams, 81 ; Luck, 11S.
Shannon, 80; Freeman, 33; Lewis,
28 Robertson, 112; Hauntz, 1913;
Wilson, 100.
INDIAN VALLEY.
Roosevelt, co. Parker, So
French, 1O5; Clay, "a.
Gooding, 70; Heitfeld, 81.
Harris, As; Sleeves, 81.
Galloway, 67; Smith, 81.
Denison, Sc; Huddleson, So;
Smith, 10; McBratney, 79.
Brizendine, 55 Lansdon, SO.
Coulter, 81; Rhea, 76.
Lindsay, 81; Potter, 60.
Freehafer, 65; Ayres, IA.
Fuller, IA; Canary, 92.
Harper, 60; Bartemas, 79.
Smitz, IA; Farmer, SO.
Adams, 35 Luck, 100.
Shannon, 81; Freeman, So; Lewis,
81; Robertson, 91; Hauntz, So; Will
son, 80.
MANN CREEK.
French, 55;.Clay, Al.
Gooding, 81; Heitfeld, "A.
Galloway, 50i Smith, AS.
Denison, 49, HuddlesoD, a.
Smith, So; McBratney, 50.
Brizendine, e2i Lansdon, S9,
Coulter, 49, Rhea, 5S,
Lindsay, 4si Potter, 81
Freebafer ~ Ayres, b.
Fuller, 67j Canary, 80,
Harper, 40 Bartemas, D6'
smitz, 49, Farmer 3D.
Adams, 59i Luck, be'
shannon, 57i freeman, 4pi Lewis
lQi Robertson, 49, iiapntI, pl Wp
son, 62
MEADOWS,
Frenoh, lllic clag 69,
Goodmq Qe neiVelq on
eiemoa ll6i HWIls pe
nallQgay, l2f fmlil ll3
Donifou, f2i llpl4leeopi fl
fmlil. llal NelllNngl ll
IIund|no llilAnnop lNN
nmllW fli ii'll lN'
IDlHI w FMiVIN'
fl.NHH llI ifm INN
FN'lu l.nyl- l-l
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-02-15

Mr.. John Levi Kelly, of Pittsburg
=pert Sunday with Col. and Mrs. Thomas
b. Seely at the Traders.
Col. T. B. Secly and daughter, Miss
Adelaide, left Monday morning for Pitt.
burg
Ralph Moore returned Sunday morn
ing from business visit in Parkersburg.
NJ. Davis, Of Zypho, was a business
viitor here Monday.
For Sale-A standard Oliver type
writer, practically new. Inquire of J. ".
David, room 5, Court House. febI5-Sts
Mayor Grille Is in Pittsburg on busi.
ness trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Madison jackson
are here from Parkersburg 10 attend the
Patton-wallis wedding.
Mr.. and Mrs. sprigg d. Camden have
arrived here from Parkersburg for the
Patton-Wallis wedding.
Attorney Thomas Coleman. who has
been here several months abstIacting
titles for the South Penn Oil Company.
has completed his work and returned TO
his home in Parlsersburg.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-02-15
LENTEN SERVICES AT
CHRIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH

Ash Wednesday will be observed at
Christ Episcopal church as usual with
special services at eleven o'clock in the
morning. 1t is especially urged by the
rector, Rev. Plummer, that all communi-
ants and all those who consider them.
selves attached to the church in my
way be present at these special services,
Special lentcn services will be. held every
afternoon after Ash Wednesday at four
o'clock until Easter.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-02-15
WILL MOVE THIS WEEK.

Prof. J. w. Barnes, superintendent OF
the Consolidated Telephone Company. !,
here from Fairmont, looking after the
connections for the new quarters in the
Irwin building to be occupied by the ex.
change. He expresses the opinion that
the removal from the Despard block II
the new Office viii be accomplished some
time this week
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-02-15
TETER is COMING.

Hon. Charles F. Teter candidate for
the Republican nomination for governor
who has been spending several days at
his political headquarters in Parkersburg
will arrive here this evening from that
city and will go from this city to the
interior of the state, making consid.
cradle stop at Buekhannon. He ex-
presses himself as highly gratifed over
the outlook and the strong organization
behind him is working with might and
main for his nomination.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-02-15
NOTICE.

All persons having claims against the
estate of B. S. Reynolds, deceased, are
hereby notified to present the same to
me properly verified and proven, on or
before the lst day of March, 1904, for
payment, and any one indebted to said
estate are hereby notified to settle on or
before the above date.
THOMAS P. REYNOLDS,
Executor of the estate of B. S. Rey.
nolds, deceased. jan29, d&w ,SOt .
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-02-15
Sweet Melody Flour.

The finest line of pianos ever seen
in clarksburg is now being sold at No.
224 Pike street, by c. \. House, of
Wheeling. Call and see US whether a
buyer or not, and note how low and on
what easy terms a good piona can be
purchased. Open evenings. febll-tf.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-02-15
STOCKHOLDERS WILL MEET.

The annual meeting of the stockholders
OF the clarksburg Industrial Company.
will be held in the company's office j
this city Friday evening, March 4, 1901.
at 100 o'clock, to elect directors, officers
and to do such other business as may
come up at the meeting.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-02-15
Sweet Melody F.ou,

The piano sale being conducted by c.
A. House, at No. 224 Pike street, is meet
ing with success. There is no reason
why it should not when pianos are be
ing sold at the very low price we are
asking for them. Call and see for your
self. Courteous treatment to all. Open
evenings. fcbll-tf,
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-02-15
Sweet Melody Flour

The Shoe Repair Department at DIR.
Hardman's shoe store is in charge OF
Thomas Shinn, who is an excellent shoe
maker, and will do your work neatly.
cheaply and promptly. feb0-tf,
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-02-15
DEATH OF BABY.

Hattie. the -months-old daughter
Of Mr.. and Mrs. ]. NJ. Rymcr. living Il
the Perry coal mines. died SATURDAY.
evening. The burial occurred Sunday
afternoon in the /. o. o. F cemetery in
this city.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-02-15
TAKEN SUDDENLY ILL.

Captain George Houston, who has been
the very popular night clerk at the Trad
ers hotel, grew suddenly and seriously
mdisposed Saturday evening and We
taken to Kessler hospital. where his con
ditiqn is but little improved as yet. H,'
numerous friends hope for his speedy
recovery.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-02-15
Y. M. c. A. NOTES.

The Young Mems Christian Associas
tion orchestra will rehearsc tonight in
the parlors of the association.
The Bible study and supper win occur
AZ usual Thursday evening at $50 pm.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-02-15
ILL WITH TYPHOID FEVER.

sol Sommerville, well known resident
Of the county. is critically i'll with ty
phoid fever at his home near Good Hope.
The family entertain the gravest fear.
for his recovery.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-02-15
MARDIGpAs RALI

Prof. Motifs advanced clnss" will b,
given Marligias ball tomorrow night
Daasing. $50 to 1900. Increased o..
ehe@tra. No advance in price. All bt
there febl5-2.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-02-15

Public dancing at the Elkbridgs dance
hall every Tuesday and Friday nights.
Admission to gentlemen so cents, and to
ladies 25 cents. Music by the Peerless
piano player. octletf