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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-04-15

Sn Siour. Sails, 60,
%erfranfte fiir5lid Die gauge camille
BON Sames GollgbertD am Sppbus.
Die Seihe zines Sobnes. Der in 2oui.
liana am 1ppbus geItorben mar, MIR
De nad Sauie gebradt. Die Somilic
pollte ibn nod einrnol ieber, uno 10
ipiiroe Der Sarg g%eoifnet. Soraui
erfranfte Die gauge ans iieben Yerio.
men beitebenoe 5amilie am 5ppbus.
Drei iino bereits geitorben, uno fir
Die iibrisen begcn Die Ner5te ipenig
Scifmnng.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-04-15
ScBte S6ul0 beS Hor0h.
Vun0eS bc3ahIt.

Sunoes bc3ablt /.
,ltaf Dem Letter 9erid)te Ser
Hci6Slduloen : &erpoltung lit ieBt
aud Ole lebte Sdlllo oes pormoliaen
HorGoeiltiden YltnbeS aus oer @elt
aeif)offt porocn. Son Ser Gum T..
1873 gefiinoieten anleihe
oeS Ntorobcutihcn 9unbes bon 1870
iporcn INNER nod Sduuloperifrci.
bntgen I'M 9etrogc bon 1900 Morf
rildItanoig 9ebliebelt. Sic lpuren
oild) innerbolb zines orciBi9jGbriaen
3eitrounics nod) oeraiinoiglme nid)t
sur Ginloilung gelongt. "a iomit
ieoer Iniprlld aus bieien Sdillo-
perlhrcibungen, Die in Der betreifen.
Den Nednung Der Stootsi6uloentil.
glingsfolie nod gum SoG itonben.
erlold)en lit, iino iic nunmcbr in Mb,
gang gcItcllt moroen.
Mebr 0ompfer berfouft.
9ie "@cltpb. 3ta." erf1brt, oob
8ertreter oelltider 0ampfer . @eIeQ.
ldaften in petersburg iiber ben Ser.
fallf bon mebr Srnnsportidiifen al
Die riilildeHegicrluna mntcrbanoellt.
9ic bet%rcfienoen S6iffe lieget tbeilS
III Nntiuerpen tbcils in engliiden
uno onerifoniiden SGien. Gin fran.
5oiiIder Igent unterbanoelt NIT Ir.
9entinie1 iiber ben Infouf bon
arieesihifien fir Die ruiiii6e Iegic-
riing. &uBlonb nil aus Den bereitS
gefonftcn Oeltl6cnS 6ifien Elm leid).
ties @eldipnber bilben, INN Gontre.
bonoe o~b5ufangen.
Sr Conner gebt mad 81 o III.
Ser Ser. Stooten : 9otibofter
Sotuer miro onl1Blid) bes auielt.
bolts bes Eraiioenten 2oubet in9iom
morgen nit ieiner Satin 5ltlil 0e.
iud bes 9otidafters Meper nod)
Hom reiien.
Sc5effionen geeint.
Die NuSitellitrg Der Ycrliner sc.
%5eiiion, Die ant 80. Npril eroffl1et
lperoen ioa, miro iniofern ei1cn
nelien Gboroftcr seigerb ais oieWliin.
dener Se5eiiipn mieoer nit ibren
0crliner aunitgenoiien pereint fem
miro. 9as lit einc crfreulite Solge
Der 9egriinoung bes aQgemeincn
oeutihen aiinitlerbunoes, Die oeil
Gonflift oes lesten Sabres goits bon
Iclbit beieitigt bot. gliid Ole onoerell
oeltiden Se5eiiionen betbeiligen iid1.
10 namentlid bic bon Gorlsrube.
@abre SbeaterbouWutb
einen 9erIiner 8u finoen, Der Md.
Die Mblidt bat, Elm Ebeatcr 5u bouerL
oiirfte inter beutigen llmitGnbea
i6fuer iein. Won fam ieben Ibcno
miibelos in Berlin cine Musiuafl
l6lefter 9beoteritiide ieben, aud,
MAIDEN aae oiele Wuientcmpel fet.
nesipegs ale @eibGite. Srobbem be-
ibdftiaen aigenbIiflid flint 5bea'
terprojefte Die Oefientlidfeit.
"a lit 5undhit 0as Sbeoter am
Hoientbaler 5bor I'M @einberesiueq,
elm Rational . 2beater," Dos lid
CUR Yolfsoper aliswadien iuiq. Ger
Ylam oes .Sdiaer . 1benters" in
ebarIottcnburg ibeint enolid ieit3u.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-04-15
gngros=@ efdGfte
{yosEefh @. (Sou Z SNg1 mrcH.

gngroS e9dfte.
9eitrp &nefelp &c Con. 8, Ofspratts
Strabe.
!Sunters Wbistep.
70. Canadian &c Con, 205-207, 3D..
GambsnsS trabe.
Rorburps2 q sW6isfsp.
Jiikr Bros. Co., 4o6, Wetsgambsn,
Strabe.
aaffee = sebrtunt uub u%nsebrannt.
Sbe Gnterpriie Coffee Co.. 528. Rorb.
galperts@ traBe.
2anbmirtbidaftIide Gerdtbe unb Sd
mereien.
@riffitb C Burner Co., 205. HoTb,
paeasS trabe.
Mebssr. unb @inmahesW erf3euge.
s. %. pfeiffer C Con, 200. Horbs
poca>S trGBe.
Ornamentale Standardization
Dufur C Co.. 311. N.s9opotb,Gtr IL.
pubs unb Weibfpoaren.
4rmtrong, Gator G Co.. 106-1O6.
9optins.p Iaee.
5biiren Genfterrabmen unb Ronleaur.
Sranf 9. @atfins & Co., Eratt. unb
PreiibentsS trabe.
gnbetatls @efddfte
Siamdnten unb Shmudfd4en
Welfb o. Bros. Co., 323, Ncrb,
GbarlessS trabe.
2innenz unb WetBipdaren.
Glarf e Stepens, PIP Norbsg bdrte1.
Strabe.
8udbanbluns.
Guntber's oeutihe 8uthanolmg,
S0S, OIt.@altimore.S traBe.
GrkbbSfe.
2eubon part gemtterp, Dffte a
fsGardtrsas@ trobe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-04-15

oer'TlateS am aonisSgraben erbollt
iperoell.
leber 9erude 6raBtIo,
ier Sclegropbie 5luiiben Sel9olanb,
ImiterOam nnb Sunbilrg idreiben
oeiltide 9lGtter: 8on Ser ieit Sabr
unb Gag i'm @etriebe ser beutiben
Worine beiinoliden Sunfipriibita-
ton Selgolano aus, einer Station,
Delbe ollrd Die eriten 8eriube Erof.
9roun's cine geipiiie biitoriibe Be-
oelttung in Der brobtloien Selegros
pbic erlongt bot, milrben in ben leb.
ten Sogen glcid5eitig, iolpobl nod
bem mitten I'M Santburger Safen
lie9cnoen nelenS dneIlbampfer. Sap
9lanco" Der Somburg . Siibameri.
faniiden 3ampfihifffabrts : @eieI-
l6oit, pie olld nod elmer inslmiter.
Dam inlterbolb Der oortigen @erfte
errid)tcten bollonbiihen Station3ei.
den llnb S%elegromme mittelit orobt-
loier Selegropbie nit abioluter&lors
belt uno feblerfrei iibertragen. Die.
ier bon Scr @eieaidoft fir orabfloie
Selegrapbie SpItem rSeleiunfen"ge.
%liefcrte 9elpeiS hires belltigen ted.
niifen &onnens lit UNI 10 benler.
fenspertDer, oils es lib bier I'M cine
Gntfernung bon 300 &ilometern
banoelt, ole infer eridlpereitben8er-
bGltnilIen NIT ben Siilfsmitteln ei.
ner nornlolcn Marine = Silnfiprild)s
Station beipdltigt ipurbe. Bon Der
Marconi : @eieaihaft iino 5fuor be.
reits groBere Gntiernun9en mittelit
acknowledgements iiberbriidt NOR.
ben. bod muBten itets Stationsans
loeen bon gerobe5ll utgebelierliden
9inleniioneu 81 oieiem 3nede er@
ridtct pno our Siilie genommen
iperoen.
Der uIri5ono&i Elder" ihrei6t
in iciner ncueIten Drummer:
liner &riegs.Gorreiponoent Col.
Gid CAREER tit gliidlid = biel cher
olS mir eripartct batten = oltf bent
ariegsidallplote angefommer, ilno
mir iino beilte IN Der Sage, Die aIlera
neueiten Iobrihten in Sorm elmer
Spc5ioloepeide 5t bringen. 8ir orll'
den beiagte 0cpei6e iportlid ab:
nSombe forohi edit ii oufepo
onlbc moibimn gllril oroipa ITO am.
farn ipa fnroo otta an edi foro Wtibi
otto irnrnDe fltni guiii, edit lltaru
paifota edit foro nltpefi petaffn no.
ibinn ofoi iltoro tef iamota ottc ban.
9arpprio."
9otirt lit bos ao6elgromm: Mof.
oong'inng.bet. Wof- o%ong.iung.bot
lit nad Ilisipeis Der &orte cine Solb.
INTEL I'M norooltliden Goreo. @ie in
oller Welt infer bieoerer Sol. CAREER,
Der lid) nod Dor etliden Wo6cn in
Granddaughter al iibiriiden Solgfer.
gen uno Wltfi lobte, oortbin 9era.
tben 1T, periteben mir nid)t. >9lu1 Der
Snbalt ieiner aabelmeloung (oie
'$34.41 Goib g%efoitct bot) lit uns nidt
gan5 flar. Seoenfolls biirfen mir iic
ober als bod interellant uno wi6tig
be5ei6nel,, ionit bate Der Colonel iic
gepiB nidt olf Dem foltipieligcu
0rabtiuege gci6idt. Ytiiter CAREER
Idreibt cine etipoS nnoeiltli6e Sano,
unO 6a Der corearii1e Selearopbiit
mobrid)einlid Die engliihe Sprode
nid)t beberrid)t, lit bos Heiultot etipoS
unflor ollSgefnllcn. Die 2eicr tper.
Den lih dber oonit idon 5iiredt fin.
Den. sic fonren aus oieler 9epeIdc
erieben, oaB mir ms rcolid Miibc
geben, ole nid,tigen NodridJten bonn
oItaiiatiihen ariegSihauplote friid
unb ~olltbcntiid) ht Slider" Su brin.
gen. auf Sumbug. Weloungen uno
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES bon oe,en
unlcre Gonfrrren5bl1tter bcfanntlid)
ipimmeIn lniicn mir inns gar nid,t
Elm.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-04-15

@tgmcirr
BON empfeblcnsmertben Tinans-,
Gnsrss. xus Gnsetail.@ eidaften.
1iuausieIIeA
Daufen.
5iri NationoI 8apt, 1e, WeH<Sara>
to9asS trabe; s. .. Iersu5on,
prdFbent; $. g, Dileor, aaiiirer.
Sarn.rs' anb Mer9ants' Rational
9dnf, 301. Worbeg Charles Strabe;
@baS. 3. Crane, prdfb.nt; Garter
g. Ssbarn, &dffrer.
Seutide 8ant. 2erinstons unb Soni.
bapsS traBe; u. 8. Sdula. prdIi.
bent; @usuft @eber, Ralfrer.
Commercial anb 5armers' National
8ant. Spiparb= unb @ermanrStr
Weitern National 8ant, IA, Rorbs
gutatpsS trabe; So5bua 9. 6arpe1,
prdfoent; ". Marriott, Rafirer.
8antiers unb Matler.
SamblstOh &c Co., IL. Ofs2erinston,
StraBe.
Robert q. Jifber &c Co., 2Oe, ct.
paulsStrabe.
8antters.
Ileranber 8ropn &c Sons, Yalti.
more. nno Golpert.S Strobe.
SrufzSompagnie'n.
Sbe Seeuritp Storage C Sruft goms
panp, 19, Nortb= apenue, fsrtiat
Seitamente aus uno funairt ais
Observation-Disclosures unb Nats
labprpalterin.
Mcrrantiler Sruit & 9epoIit Co., 6tO
-612. gatbebralsS trabe; Sobn
Sin, priIioent; Sobn Me9enrs,
S9abmelter; s. q. MaIter, SER.
Marnlane Sru5t So. gourtlanb. unb
2ertngtonsS trabe; ALLAN Me2ane,
Seque5ter.
2ebensperIiderunsss Gompagnie'n.
Marplano 2ife S%nIuranee So, 40,
Weitr Sapettes Strabe; 80. 8. Blads
foro, Yrditoent; Sohn W. 9aniou.
SefretGr.
Seuers8 eriiderunss= asentsn.
Ropal Snfuranee Co., 21O. OR.
2ertnston=S trabe.
Snbuitrials Uerfi4erungssgpm
9ome Grisnblp Society, 1875, 2inbsns
Wbenue.
geuerIi&ere mDbel, 2aaeruna.
Sbe Security Storage e Tru5f Co.,
1915, RortbzM penue.
Grabam'B Marebouft, parts@ benue
nnb OolphinzS trabe.
@runbeigentbumss Watler.
pierce s.. Dusan &c Hepheip. 16,
2eginstonsS traBe.
@ddersM equiiitsn.
She DIFFERS &c 9tds Co., l04, Glib.
9otparbsS traBe.
8dders unb gpnbi.orzM erfssuae.
Iusuit Waag. los, !9anopersG traBe.
8aubof5, Sbiiren unb 5enfterrabmen.
Otto Ouder &c Co., preiibent<@ trabe
unb Gantnnza Denile.
Bau9ola.6GnbIer.
3bos. Wdttbsips &c Spn, Canton,
Npeune unb IlbemarlesS trabe.
Gen. s. SIoan 6 Bro, Ala. 2istt.
Strabe.
glefs unp emaiairte Stahltpaaren.
Natioaal Gnameling C stamping
Co., 100, 9anoper<S traBe.
Oiamanten nnb Sdmudfahen.
M. S. Oppenbeimer &c Guns, 321,
its9aItimoresS trabe.
auspdrtige Ii. einbeimifde probufte.
Oampfmaldinen, aeHel unb Yumpen.
Walace Stebbins &c Sons. Charles.
unb 2ombdrbsS trabe.
Orosuens5dnbtsr.
@ilpin, Gangbon &c Co.. 30O--302s
Wets2ombarbsS traRe.
gngroS=GefdGfte.
9eitrp 3nefelb &c Con. 8, Ofspratts
Strabe.
!Sunters Mbisteb.
70. Canadian &c Con. 205-207, 3d..
GambsnsS trabe.
Rorburpsa nez Wbtsfep.
5iiFr Bros. Co., 4o6. Wefsg ambsn'
Strabe.
3affee = sebrtnnt unb u%nsebrdnnt.
Sbe gnterpriie Coffee Co.. 52S. ROrb.
galpertsG traBe.
QnnhmirthfhnftIiff @er1fhe unh cd,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-04-15

0iamanten nnb Shmudfa4en.
M. S. Oppenbeimer &c Cons, 321.
Weits9 altimorrsS trabe.
qusipdrtige IL. einbeimif9e probutte.
Oampfmaidinen, &efel unb pumpen.
WalIaee Stebbins &c Sons. Charles.
unb 2ombarbsS trabe.
Oroguens5dnblsr.
@ilpin, Gangbon &c Co., 300-302s
Meits2ombarbsS traRe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-04-15

@runbeigentbumss Matler.
pierce s. Dusan &c Rephetp, 16.
2~erinstonsS traBe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-04-15

Bidder equiiten.
She Mpers &c 9idS Co., lO4, Glib.
9otparbsS traBe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-04-15

Bau9olas6GnbIer.
99os. Mattb.ips &c Spn, Canton,
Npeune unb @lbemdrlse Strabe.
9ep. s. Sloan G Bro, Ala. Sigh.
Strabe.
9leAs unb emailirte Stdhlpaaren.
Rational gnameling G Stamping
Co., 100, 9anpper<S traBe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-04-15

8aubol5, Sbiiren unb Jenferrabmen.
Otto 0uder &c Co., prefibent<S trabe
unb Gantnns Npenlie.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-04-15

Ydders unb gpnbi.orzW erfatuae. +
Iusuit Maag. los, SanomrsG traBe.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1904-01-08
FIRST NOTICE 10 cREDIroRs.

In the district court of the United
States, for the northern district of West
Virginia, in re. Lynn j. Ca1skadon,
bankrupt, in bankruptcy.
To the creditors of Lynn j. OarslOadcn,
of Claraasburg, IN THE county OF Harrison,
and district aforesaid; a bankrupt.
Notice Is hereby given hliat on the
2sth day of December, A. D. 1908, the
said Lynn j. oarsladon was duly adjudi-
Gated bankrupt; and the first meeting of
his creditors will be held at The law Of
dee of w. Frank Stout, in Clarssburg,
West Virginia, ON the 9th day of Jan
,lary, A. D. 1904, at 10 o'clock in the
forenoon, ut which time said creditors
may attend, prove their claims, appoint
. trustee. examine the bankrupt and
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cLARKsBuRc TELEcRAM.
CLAHKHBURC, ". va, JAN. 8, 1903.
PLArr DESCRIBES DEMOCRACY:

Senator Tom Platt, at dinner given
= eelcbntion Of his marriage. declares
Nat ..the signs indicate the reburn Of
me Democzatic party TO sane and dam
esroz,s condition From his ptterances
Msssch follow and are gisen here 1t is
10 be couclrded that 50 far rs the. sound
ness OF mind Is concerned, he is the one
ehat does not have all his pebbles, II he
really believes the Democratic party is
sound. And 80 far as its being dangerous
y concerned. there is nothing dangerous
about It, uniess 1t should, by some an
accountable turn, get into power, such
rs Senator Platt depicts m the follow
ing language:
AT the close of That long four years
The Democaatic party and the Industries
OF the country were equally broken and
eshausted. This ought not to be 50 cas-
fly forgotten as to render possible its re-
cnrTence. The tariff znashers and the
lruzTency debasers in the Democrntic par
~ may be for the moment quiescent.
They may even consent to remain in the
background throughout the approaching
caulpaign, but their number is nine
tenths of the Democratic party, and
their self-restraint win last no single
minute longer than until the opportunity
comes to give effect to their injurious
principles.
sThe construction of an isthmian ca
nal transcends in importance amy other
act or diplomacy to which the govern
nent can commit itself, and the people
win look impatiently, IN my opinion, at
any individual or poiitical party that
socks to embarras this work with par
4isan outcries. If this session of con-
gress accomplishes nothing else than to
render possible the immediate construc-
zion OF the canal across the Isthmus it
aill have done enough to entitle IT to
hteh place in the list of the useful and
faemoraibie sessions.
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500 u lHest Vfrrinfa.

State Of West Virginia.
At rules held N the Office Of tie clerk
of the circuit court Of hazr3son county
on the first Monday IN Dece4nber, 1903. !
q. w. Beacon -. GeorgS E. DeColiA
end others; IN Assumpsit.
The object Of this s,1it b to force the
collection of The Sum Of Twelve hundred
dollars with accrued irterest due from
the defendants, George w. DeGolia, An
son w. Stone, John King, and Peter L
alcponaEl, TO tase sid J. w. Beacon
and to subject tp the Paymene Of said
amount such assets 81 the said defend.
ant rs may be found within the state Of
West vnginia by q process Of attach
ment.
And it appearing by an affidavit that
And It appearing by m affidavit that
George E. DcGolia, Anson w. Stone
John King and Peter L. afoDostail are mot
resideuts of the state OF West Virginia, Il
r. ordered thnt they appear here within
one month after the date OF the first
publication of this ordBr and do what Is
necessary to protect their interests IN
this action.
Given under my hand this 18th day of
December, 1908.
H. w. WILLIAMS.
F. G. vIGER, Clerk.
Counsel. decls-4t
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NOTICE.

The annual meeting of.the stoclShold-
ems of THE Bridgeport bank OF Bridgeport,
West Virginia, will be held IN IDS bank
ing house on Thursday, Jannery z, 1904,
ut 2 O'Clock p. M, for the purpose Of
electing a board OF directors for the en-
suing year, and transacting such Other
business as may come before them.
HARRY f. ARMSTRONG,
Cashier.
Bridgeport, W. Va, Dec. @, 1908.
dec25lw4t
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y
NOTICE.
dec25lw4t

There viii be a meeting Of the stock
holders Of the Peoples Banking and Trust
company held at It's banking house in
Clarlsburg. West Virginia, ON. Tuesday.
January l2, 1904, for the purpose Of
eleeting a board of directors for the en-
suing year.
HUGH JARVIS, {
dec25-w4t Cashier.
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i>tste OF west virginia.
At rules held in the clerks Office oil the
circuit court OF Harriso1 county on tho
iirss Monday in December, 1908.
FIavn,s j. Smith, &C., W. james G.
Atcredish and others; in Chancery.
The object of tllis suit Is TO secure
the appointment OF a special receiver to
take charge OF the goods, wurcs and
merchandise Of the plaintiffs, +. y. Smith
and William +. Meredith, and the de.
feriiant James G. Mere.iith, trading and
doing business OF Wallace, West vir-
ginia, as Smith and Mefe<iita, Bros. and
% restrain and inhsbit all Of the dc
scndanss frc:n proceeding By suit or
Otherwise against the firm Of Smith aud
Alcre1sEh Bros to collect their several
sebts asainsst said firm until the further
ofyier 81 The court and it Appearing by M
sslndavit in this cause that 4 ssautic Re-
lining Co., il. Criilds & Co. Reed Alan
isfactnriug c., J1asl E. Hurst CO.
:secrtse Al. Roberts & Co, Dages, .Asidrews
\ Co, and American SSsaisSara .Iswsary
30, are non-frsa dessts OF che state Of
Nest Virginia, Il s ordered that obey
appear asesc within one month fsou, tie
ssase Of the FIRST rssbiicatien OF bAia or:
der and slo what Is necessary 10 rproscck
their interests In this suit.
Given under my hand this 10Th day
Of. December, 1908.
II. w. WILLIAMS,
Q. w. LYNCH, Clerk.
Counsel. SscIssw4s
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DR.. Geo. II. Holt viii be in his Ciarlts-
burg dental Office at his residence. 76s
west Pike street. December q, and no.
main 90 days. dseeiwtf
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1904-01-08

Desirable Ohio farms for sale BY
Clarsse's Real Estate Agency, Athens
Ohio. janai -wem'
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1904-01-08

in the Midst of an old time Sacrifice Sale of
all kinds OF ootwear. a sacrifice that wipes out
every penny of profit and digs deep into actual
COST! The bargain table in store WILDE heaped
to overflowing and Such sensational prices will
do not irtend TO carry over a single pair of our
broken ard discontinued lines Every odd and csgd
line is offered at less Than cost ard in some cases
offte bargains. Can you resist tIIcml Guess NOT
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spocKHoLDERs, MEETING.

dec25-w4t
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State Of MesE virginia.

State Of West Virginia
At rsales held in the clerks Office d
the circuit conrt Of Harrison county. q
the first Monday n December, 1903:
waliam smith y. Belle S. Payne 6i,d
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800 janl-at
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OF e BARGAINS Can you re
# going TO continue wearing shoes
The Washington times., 1904-06-19
STRIKE OF THE WOREMEN
IS NO EMBARRASSMENT
Task of Clearing District Building Site
Goes Merrily On With
Other Laborers.

The work OF clearing of the site for
the new Municipal Building. at Pennsyl-
vania Avenue and Fourteenth Street
northwest, was carried on rapidly yes
terday. in spite OF the strike Of the ff-
teen laborers who were employed there
last Friday.
Yesterday morning Foreman Difen-
baugh, who is In charge OF the opera
tions for the contractor A. 3. stan
nard, Of New York, had fifty laborsrs
and six wagons at work digging up the
foundations OF the old power house, and
hauling away the debris. Good progress
was made, and there were no more
threats OF a strike.
II viii be remembered that Stannard
insisted on beginning the work on Fri
day because he considered that his lucky
day. The men were. accordingly. put
to work with picks at 1880 O'Clock on the
morning Of the day which the super
stitious say always brings bad luck. At
$3.50 the labOrers struck because the fore
man would not pay them $3.50 per day
instead Of IN cents per hour.
Yesterday other workmen were en-
ployed who were willing to take the
wages offered by the foreman.
The Washington times., 1904-06-19
GOOD WILL"
GROWS IN FAVOR
Many Donations ACKNOWLEDGMENT
Facilities Provided-Amusement
and Comfort Looked After.

The management Of Camp Good
WIN" has received donations from
G~oldenberg's stores. Dulin & Martin,
Corby Bros. Bakery. Marcus Notes. NJ.
Eisenmann. T. b. Reinhardt & Sons.
Mrs. A. II. ChaIker, M s. s.. Shedd
Company. the Hon. Robert b. Arm
strong. DR.. William c. Woodward, VIII
liam H. Goldsmith. Mrs. j. A Haw-
kins. Mrs. @. ID. Purman. Mrs. Char
lotta G.. Hopkins. and the loan OF a
piano by the F. G. Smith Piano Com
pany.
These and many other donations have
aided greatly I'm the work and made It
possible not merely to provide for the
actual living Of guests, but for their
comfort and pleasure as well.
The camp looks more ike a camp
every day. and is becoming more popu-
lar with the many people who travel
through Rock Creek Park. The coming
week II IS expected campers VIII flock
10 the camp, FOR the schools closing and
the hotter weather coming on. the at
fractions OF the country increase.
The barn is ready with thirty cots. a
shed has been remodeled 20 make room
Tor twenty more, two tents holding eight
each AVE been completed. and a large
tent for eating and assembly
VIII be I'm place in about -four days.
The Washington times., 1904-06-19
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Bladder Remedy.
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Some of the early symptoms OF weak
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The mild and extraordinary effect or
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The Washington times., 1904-06-19
GIRLS TO Be GRADUATED
FROM NORMAL SCHOOL
Commencement Exercises at franklin
School Building on
Tuesday.

Graduating exercises of the Washing
ton Normal School No. / will be held
on next Tuesday morning In the Frank
lin School building.
]. Holds worth Gordon Of the Board OF
Education viii preside. Addresses are
10 be made by Commissioners Macfar-
land and L. s. Clark.
General H. V. Boynton. president OF
the Board Of Education. will confer
diplomas upon the graduates.
Tie class Of 1904 includes Josephine
Rose Baker. Sarah Irma Brashears.
Theresa Agnes Carroll. Charlotte Min
erva Crawford. Anna Gertrude Dugan.
Edith Emma Everett. Minnie Wheatley
Farr, Mary Far Ness Fsuth, Fannie
Pitt Fernaid. Lena Fowler. Grace
Louise Fuller. Blanche Pauline Galiher,
Nom Wederstandt GIL. Mary Maud
Greenwood. Ida Harmed. Clara HartO-
gensis. Elizabeth Cummings Henderson,
Alma Jones. Ellen Elizabeth Kalb. Car
RE Faye Kent. Marian Larner. Eleanor
Park Lewis. Minnie Henderson Lippitt-
Mary Margaret Marsden. Ethel Marie
Nielsen. Bessie Burford Otterback. Edith
Eloise Page. Mabel Clara Pimper. Ethel
Lillian Price, Bessie Lemoyne Raun, FL
sic Sanders. Virginia Davis Schaefer,
Margaret Wilson Stamford. Maude RO-
sic Steuert. Agnes Stewart. Clemence
Marie Shining. Emma White. Bessie
whitford. Pearl willis. Olive Wright
and Marie Yoeckel.