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The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-03-29

The Democratic paper, so called, feels
that it is called on only once year to
defend the city, and then it says it car
not. Why! Because there is city
election on and the gang will not let ii
or If they take no hand, it has such a
broad comprehension of patriotism that
it gets out its old daub brush that is
laid away from year to year for the oe.
casion and paints all the black stuff or
the city's fair name in its power, but
there is a consolation at least, and that
is that the picture reaches but few PEG.
pie, owing to the fact that a contracted
circulation does not spread the paper
to the four winds.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-03-29

There is no logical reason why the
Republican ticket is not competent to
fill the positions to which the people will
elect them. Most all of them have ex-
pcrience. They have been tried and not
found wanting With their experience.
they are better prepared now than ever
70 properly look after The city's best
interests. The new candidates on the
ticket are men Of sound Judgment and
good common sense. There is no reason
why they will not prove to be the right
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-03-29

There would doubtless he good deal
Of turmoil, if Gordon were elected mayor
That is the way it was. when he was
mayor before and when the speakeasy
flourished in the city to the extent OF
couple of score or more. A good deal
Of racket was made but he did not break
them up. The fact is some OF them kept
running all the time. 1t is not definitely
settled though, whether this was through
or not. He would likely make
a little stir this time, but what would it
amount to? We learn from history.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-03-29
men in the right places.

The mugwunp sheet over in Glen
Elk has not shown one scirtilla of fact,
when it claims that to have competent
administration, that star-chamber ticket
must be elected. All in the world it says
is to assert that that ticket would give
such a government. but it does not even
attempt to demonstrate that assertion.
Pray, tell US just exactly what they can
do and all about it. They have failed to
prove 10 any one as YET, that they are
equal 10 the occasion.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-03-29
YOU OUGHT TO SEE

The tailor shape Hart, Schafrner and
Marx coat collar, shoulders and front.
You'd see what tailored by hand means.
A little pull here, little easing up there,
shaping, no other word describes it. That
is why the coat fits and hangs as well
when you put it on yourself, as when
a salesman does it for You. The bast
clothiers in America buy there clothes;
the best wearers buy them. The label,
II. s. & H., is small thing to look for,
a big thing to find. Loar & White, the
correct elothiers, always the best, sell
these goods and guarantee them every
time. mar29-lt
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-03-29

Flaws having been picked in about
every thing they could think OF, they
have begun to moralize on what people
in other cities think of us. Well, now,
take some of these neighboring cities,
compare them with clarksburg and own
up like little men that clarksburg is
the best of the bunch morally and every
other way. Come, don't be backward
about it.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-03-29

In its deceptive way the Democratic
paper that once was, tries to make the
impression that that alleged Citizens
ticket, nominated by only half dozen
sehemers and palmed off on the general
public, stands for better government
The head of it says he has no plat.
form, and, if one takes him at his word
that ticket does not stand for any thing
Better have a consultation and find out
where you are at"
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-03-29

earnest last year 1t is the same old
story, that is, they can see nothing good
in anybody else about election time, and
that is because Of tine political purposes
they say they have and also the poll
teal effect, which has been used 50 often
by that paper that it long since became
a byword.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-03-29
FOR COUNCIL.

First Ward-John H. Kearns.
Second Ward-Thomas L. Anderson.
Third Ward-Ellsworth Cork.
Fourth Ward-Charles M. Hart.
Fifth ward-W. P. Golf.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-03-29

Possibly some of the old-time speak.
easy men could tell you whether there
is to be graft in case the alleged Citizens
ticket is elected? Ask them what sort
of partiality was shown and if they
had TO dizzy.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-03-29

They do say the time was not far in
the dead past, when speakeasies abound
ed here to the extent of half a hundred
and were not broken up either under for.
mer Mayor Gordon. OF course, some of
them mad to go,
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-03-29

They have suddenly become mum on
the booze and Doodle question. Know
why2 They were called and they knew
they must acknowledge the corn, if they
persisted in that sort OF campaign.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-03-29

Things look good for the Republican
ticket and good business government in
olarksburg the coming year.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-03-29
Sweet Melody Flour

t.'f.T
For something you can eat 80 t. the
Coffee and Chop House, Pike street, OPP
pOsite Waldo. rItf.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-03-29

The Daily Telegram can be found on
sale at:
Pike News Company, Pike street.
Ed. Rone's news stand, Pike Street.
jackson news stand. Glen Elk.
Waldo Hotel news stand.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-03-29

Gandy's Central Meat Market for fresh
country butter. mar2s ct.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-03-29
FRESH MILK FoR SALE.

On and after Monday january 25 /
viii receive fresh milk from the country
daily and viii sch it in any quantity to
local customers.
BEUCHLER's BAKERY,
2OJan.04 al9 Pike Street.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-03-29

Patrons desiring change OF display
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for same in this office before nine
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Subscribers failing to receive the Daily
Telegram regularly will please make spe.
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SUBSCRIPTION RATES.

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The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-03-29
Silk

Any Of which will make prizes in this depart
keep us Wash
Foulds Poneees ana
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-03-29

Here's remarkable offering
Yelling Mohars Etamines and all wool
The above good things to be found here
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-12-09
THOMAS w. LAWSON'S ARTICLE
WHICH PRECIPlTATED SLUMP
Concluded from First Page.)

Hoping 10 divert the dangerous
Al ii IS demanded Of me what expected accomplish
hing the price of Amssma back to uo That those
thai Analsamate1 was not worth
Ie answered Mr. Rogers knows for certainty that Daiy d.
ed he 0 the properties
mis- He was sincere in what he said
he could not have been deceived
about this property was such that he could
peal in he nst believed him Soon aaefSad another Of
fetal of Amalgamaied confirmed his statements
when dilemma terrible
probably at great waited knew there
the stocks they hal
bottom figures and when the moment was ripe again I'M
The market in assist raising the
.roday'a situation is The same as that Of 1901.
The sensa nal Of rise . come
creating Wild upon Anagmaei
prices may be turned ,, upon he pubic e ,..,. nm,
the handwriting the wall which the n1sd hnanoers Of
ing longer
advise every holder Amagmad holdings
another crash Another slump may carry 10 %
IT may go higher but this is affair mine the
this notice all those who have looked me for advice
must me responsibility
other than this simultaneously notify them Of
IF the powerful people
who after selling a it sink
after had advanced TO lao smashed 10 SO regardless Of their
inevitable that If they they
the stock must there Of is own weight If they are not honest
hey win it there anyway, and lower sun
Il would reckless who
the higher. did
detected unmakale signs that the ues
arega the feast
In the past what tousat knew about Amalgamat
what the control and Amalga
it, stakeholder should after this
njure
compelled begin proceedings Based his information
revealed
mailed notices VII New York
Tuesday II the and dd portions Of
Wednesday, thhnc7 Canada and
Friday tha G
dispose stock if hcg fore mairg my next
holder before his this
oendons
tho market the
c This stock TO the highest dropped
heed or concern but for pockets
THOMAS w. LAWSON. EsT r.
rs~FSS'~@SsSAS'+' December. G. 1904"
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-12-09

Capt Charlie T. Hinde has soll bis
wharfbcat formerly owned by Wiz
hanson. Haynes and company. ana
more recently by the Atlantic and
Mississippi Steamship company, Of
Vicksburg for $4,000 Tho new buy
era will take it away Immediately and
ts place win be supplied tempararily
IS the Grampus recently used as a
mharfboat at Columbus, Ky
A contract has been completed By
Capt. Hinde with Capt VIM. HANDLE
ION Of the Mound City Marine ways
for building a new mammoth wharf
boat which shall eclipse any similar
boa on the river Il win be 300 feet
long and is to have two lower stories
on decks. the upper che ol which is
to be used for the storing Of furni-
tire. the re hipment Of which has in.
creased to a remarkable extent du.
ring the war
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-12-09


hatters him as magter hni niles him
as a slave
Mirsky. re minister who succeeded
Non plehye. the assassinaiei, took of
fee under pfoaise u reform and z
lliberalizcd vernment lie hreatcn.
that unless these liberties are grant
eI he will res ign.
The procurator of the holy synod
urges the ear to stand fast against
the foolish notion that the people are
capable Of havingsa Voice in the gpy-
erameht. He warns Nicholas that
he must hold out fer absolutism or
see the church and the empire per
.sh.
Tho woman, the cars wife. pleads
for the reforms, for she says she doe
not wan 10 see her hoy blown to
pieces by bomb.
Though kuDpaikin and his quarter
of million OF men freeze AMI tighg
and die, though stccssel strives an
der circle Of fire mith 40.0a0 Of the
Little Prothers,' though the czar's
hips founder on to her destruction
these things are as nothing against
the conflicting forces a. home
Ii the car sides with the church
ana the mobiles ne declares against an
uprising proIatariat of S0.000.000 peo-
pie, each Of whom has come 20 know
he is a human beng. having a right
to think and act for himself
If he goes with the ma ses he must
break from the traditions Of the OLD
est dynasty Of Europe and near the
hate Of a bureaucracy and a church
which Tor a thousand years have
been an powerful in all things
But this frail man Of generous i'm
pulses and high resolves cursed with
tae presidents Of the most bighting
dc. patlsm that ever held men as
thralls. must decide.
The rule of the empire has made
Nicholas he man above his people
tha intermediary between them and
God-and 1t remains for him 70 say
whether ii will destroy this fiction
OF ee his empire 80. 70 pieces under
the rising tide Of a democracy thai
counts the divine rights of king az
nothing.
The most perpleXed and wearied
man today in Russia is tie head of
he Romanoffs. who must choose he
tgeen chaos or constitu .on.--Chi
cago Examiner
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-12-09

Tie regular business meeting Of The
orphan asylum a. which time the foi.
lowing officer were elected from the
board Of managers for the ensuing
year: First directre3s, Mrs. H. Lin
Ton second dlrectress, Mrs. II, w.
Webb; secretary, Mrs. H. II Can
dee; cor. secretary, Mrs. J. Martin;
acting treasurer. Mrs II. w. Webb
providers. Mrs. H. Wardner and Mrs.
Clark. collectors-First ward, Mrs. c.
W. Henderson; Second ward Mrs.
Webb ana Mrs. Slack; Third ward,
Mrs. Thornton and Mrs. Pope; Fom.n
ward, Mrs. Walters and Miss Ida Har.
rell
Donations Of fruit 10 the asylum
have been received from Mrs Ritten.
house, Mrs. Pink Mrs. Brigham, Mrs,
Evans. Mrs. j. Martin, Mrs. c. David.
SON, Mrs. Humphrey Mrs D Hurd
Mrs Kor meyer. Mrs Ayers. Mrs
Lewis. Mrs. Cox. Mr. Warduer, MRS
Morris, Mrs. Stafford, Mrs. Candaa
Mrs. D. Artcr, Mrs George Poor Mrs.
Christman Mrs. Jones. Mrs. CLARK,
Mr.. Walters and Mrs. G.. w Hender-
ION, q total of i0l cases.
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-12-09
ADVICE TO A FOOL.

If the world don't do exactly as You
think Il ought to DO,
Get mad!
III you meet with opposition, get a
teothsome rag to chew
Get mad!
Get as mad as hops and show it;
Feed your anger; fan it, blow It;
Pout and let the whole world know
Get mad!
If the Joke you tried to spring upon
the other fellow turns,
Get mad'
II you get The poker's portion that
invariably burns,
Get mad,
Play the baby, whine and blubber
Like the rankest kind of lubber,
While the gamins guy and rubber
Get mad,
If you step upon a manner peel and
stand upon the skull,
Get mad!
Never smile and make joke of it,
or folks viii think You dull
Get madi
Turn and frown upon the spot
Where the pavement quickly shot
Up and gave you such swat Sa
Get mad!
II you want to be a pleasure to the
world you're living in,
Get madi
If you'd keep the peoples faces
wrinklcd always with n grin,
Get madi
For there's nothing else so funny
On this mundane sphere, my honey
AS the man that's never sunny
Get madl
baltimore American.
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-12-09
A PROTEST.

Editor OF The Bulletin.
We hope You will print this in your
worthy paper:
We would like TO know where the
policeman that is supposed TO be on
this route was the night that the
gang of tough boys in age from s TO
II or Is years that gather at the cor
ner of Poplar and Twenty-eighth
streets, and at Sycamore and Twenty
eighth charging up and down the
street yelling with all their might
and throwing pieces of brickbats and
rocks against peoples doors. cant
be broken up? This is not the first
time this has happened and We hope
there win be n stop put TO. il or We
shall have to take the matter into our
own hands. as We have stood il long
enough Yours respectfully,
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-12-09
a 5USYBoDY TALKS ABOUT THE
LATEST SENSATION.

Last night a very startling thing
happened. The eleg2n1 new high
school was invaded, its sacred por.
tails crossed, its sanctity desecrated,
but not raided.
oh, the sphenly Of the thing.
Seniors Of the high school, for twelve
years hast thou received instruction.
wisdom. discipline. What spirit of
mischief possessed you to slip in in
the silent night, draw blinds silently,
carefully down, stealthily turn on
the electric lights-to see your faces
aglow with "a lark" A step into all
the dark hooks assured the spooks,
and they joined forces with them in
this mysterious reyel.
Full Of mental food-what more de.
lightful than to fill up with bodily
food-surely. the mothers must have
conniyed with these splendid young
fellows. The dainty homemade
bread-hard- boiled eggs luscious
frrlts. And where are they 10 be
placed? to grace the occasion and
give aspiration to the eloquence-if
not a post-prandial-eye 20 much
more stimulating a night luncheon?
would give the world to have
been one of those spooks--to hear
and see those healthy. happy young
men just the age when they know
il all-for their tutors have taught
them. Mamma is dariing-but
boys Between you and ! and the
gate post, she's a sweet old no moth.
ing-and the ov."--wel. he didn't
have football" and a gym and high
school-only grammar school. and
not too much of that
Don't think these boys gave ut
terance to any such thoughts nor to
much thinking any way.
Their thinking has been consider
ably by proxy-only Ike all cphemcr-
Al things there waG a very weak pot.
In the establishment of this secres
society, could its promoters have
held out danger slgnais-the sacred
portals OF theI High School, the
very fine liable in the Office would not
have been the scene of rcvelry by
night
That horrible straw that breaks the
cancels back--.hat treacherous
feather that tells which way the wind
blows-was single orange seed IN
der the desk this a. minute Wit
ness to carelessness.
Discipline must be maintained at
all hazards.
Who put that seed there2 ana in g
very short time il was found out.
For added 10 mischief there is no
lnfamy ne trick. tiers or chicanery.
These things could have happened
and no written law 10 punish. But
the seed was there-and the orange
anu taa other good things had beer
there and the enters were called or
to stand up-and there is a law for
nisdeneauor-su suspension.
Aud in an the obs,inacy Of virtue
AMI power the JUDGE says. "All VINO
had mouth in dropping that or
auge seed under that hardwood table
in the Office with It's air Of my terry
and learning stand up-aad ger cut
and set day-may be days-and 2e-
ro--
Oh. what a difference in the morn
ing, 30 dark coFners-no friendly
spooks-iust a mana teacher-sa.s
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-12-09
RUssIA'S GREAT FIGHT is AT
HOME.

Not since the line was formed by
the Norseman. Rurik a thousand year
ago has any chief Of the Romanoff
found the burden Of power and re-
sponsibility Of rule so appalling as
Nicholas, who today rules Russia
Saturday was the anniversary of the
passage of the Beresina when Russia
broke from the throat Of the world
the grip of Napoleon but the Cars
difficulties today are greater Than
were those of the Corsican when he
saw the last remnant of his once
mighty force sink in the ice5Glled riv-
err
The war in Manchuria is nothing as
against the struggle of the masses OF
Russia against the classes. Port Ar
thurs fate is a little thing against
the struggle that is on between the
car and his subjects.
The Man in Russia is asserting him
self against she Privilege On ono
side is the doctrine of the divine
right of the king and the divine priv
ilege of the church against the libert.
of the people.
In the cars person are the law
the life and the rule Of the nation.
Before the barons of England
wrung a constitution from King Johl
the Slav had enjoyed and lost a dem
ocratic form Of government
At. st. Petersburg the Zem1tyo is
demanding what tae Engiishman de
nanded at Runnymcde.
The people wan a popular Assem-
bly, and the rlile Ct absoluteism tC
cease.
The isahah impulses. Of the car ar
with the people. but against hin
stand the traditions Ct his race. tn
Superstition Of an old-estahli. bed SIS
eem-whcse mighty exemplars we.'
ivan. Peter ana Catherine-and tn
power OF a compact church, which
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-12-09
ToNIeHT's MEETING.

1t is the patriotic duty Of every cit
izen Of Cairo to attend the mass
meeting at the X. NJ X. c. hall to-
night Matters Of great and far.
reaching concern are to be discussed
and acted matters that viii
make Cairo a better city, cleaner
healthier, more progressive and more
desirable TO live in. II is simply q
mass meeting OF all classes called 70;
the purpose of furthering the plans
recently begun for greater Cairo
The humblest citizen is jus; as mucf
invited as the wealthiest All classes
every man who owns home-or who
even lives here-is earnestly and cor
daily invited. Nothing has been Gu
and dried. Discussion and suggestion
will be welcomed from all
1t is a mass meeting Of patriots wh'
want to improve Cairo. You win d.
yourself an injustice and serve you
city very poorly if you stay away.
BE sure to so.
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-12-09
take your medicine. .

take your medicine"
viii this medicine purge the souls
OF these boys-already as clean and
pure and noble as it is possible for
so human for them to be-or viii il
set up spirit of obstinacy in answer
10 obstinancy?
Fair! Oh. grand" Spare the
rod and spoil the chld"-give it TO
them literally--don' cypher out that
there is a higher law-thrash mule
into obedience if you can. You can
thrash thoroughbred horse and
break his spirit-hi1 pluck-his beau
ty-
DO you enjoy a thrashing? Are ar
bitrary measures entirely 20 your
satisfaction at all tines-Nol-Oll
men are only grown up young folks
some forget that youth is prone to err
and do not forget that in them
selves is All wisdom.
But the mothers didn't know nor in
any way aid the sons-they could
trust them They do know now-and
trust them still
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-12-09
out Of the Mouths Of eabes.

49, W AffE tHNNNiS ~ @+HNSs
A reader of this column contribute.
the following:
When the May and June baby had
got acquainted, they exchanged con
hdences.
My milk comes from a certified
COW. said the May baby.
SO does mine" said the June baby
u is MIXED by man ia a white
sui., with sterilized hands. through
absorbent cotton. and KEEP; at a tenn
perature of forty-fve degrees"
SO is mine"
Ii is brought to me in a prophylac
tic wagon drawn by modified
horse
so is mine"
'Then how in thunder do you man
age TO be 50 fat and well?"
The June baby wInKed slyly.
Il chew old paper and the corners
Of rugs and anything can find that is
dirty, ana in that way | manage q
maintain the bacterial balance which
Is essential to health" he said
chuckling
The May baby laughed long and
loud.
so do IT, said he.
The mammas heard the goo-gooing
but they assigned to it only the usual
fantastic significance. It Is just as
well.
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-12-09
.CRESCEUS LOSES
WORLDS RECORD
Time Made al Wichita, has, De-
clared l'rauduIe1t
FAIR MEN EXPELLED
AMERICAN TRoTTiNo AssocIA.
TON TAKES SUMMARY Ac-
TioN, BUT ExcNERATEs
GEORGE a. KETcRUM.

,Iy the Associated Press
CHICAGO Dec. S.-Gaorge II. Ketch-
am Of Toledo, o. was found not gull
~ OF establishing q fraudulent record
for his trotting saiiica Cr2sceus al
Wichita, Kan, rack Oes. 10 1903, az
ter tie hearing OF The case before the
beard Of appeals ri the American
Trottsng ass oc'alian here nisnt
The beard declared the evidence
fell short of sunclcucy in cstabli II,
ina criminal participation in the
claimed fraudulent agreemen, for
nightmare record. So far rs Katchum
vas concerned.
While freeing ketehum from he
charge the board found the officials
of the Southern Kansas Fair assacia.
tion on wfoso track the race was run
guilty of cOnnivanoe 10 establi-h a
fraudulent record. eXpellins from the
American 1'rotting association Pres.
idcnt c. II. Irwin and all ether offici.
ais connected with the Wichita track
at that time, all of whom were found
by the board to have participated in
the announcement and establishment
of the fraudulent record Of the horse
Cresceus
The expulsion Of these officials al
so means the worlds record for trot.
ting stations OF 1:59M claimed 20
nave been made by Cresceus IS not
allowed by tine board.
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-12-09
THE COOLEST PLACE III THE
WORLD.

Wercheiansk. Siberia is considered
the northern pole Of cold, or place of
greatest cold IN the northern hcmi.
sphere A temperature Of G9S de-
grees Centigrade below zero (the
freezing point Of water) has been OBJ
served there, hut the Russian painter
Borlssow, has found a temperature Of
70 degrees Centigrade below zero reg
lstered en- a minimum thermometer
left by an Austrian exploring expe.
litlon in 1872 in the Straits OF Matot-
cisxins Masa Zemhia. Another maxi.
mum THERMOMETER registered IA do
srccs above zero Centigrade as the
highest temperature since 1872. Ap
parensIy fie place has a good title TO
be regarded as the pole of cold
London Globe
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-12-09

1t appears that the fourth assistant
postmaster general is in favor of a
Ave pound postal parcel system in
connection with free delivery. at a
low rate of postage This is a move
n the right direction. but there is no
hope of such a recommendation pass
ing congress 50 long as Pldtt, the
easy boss. is president Of the Unit
ed States Express company and re
mains IN the senate