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erqueiters .grriaui

ecqHehers'YCrtnui
Der
g%cinmInteu gurrGtbc uuo Ginridltungen,
lpUie Der
pRuihenswsrtbCu Mbbrl unS AusNaHun9
Der tirBltb bon ben Serren
9paau d ShiIiuger gciiBrten
ippbIbefanntcn &irtbihait NIB Determination,
anI JrCttng, ben 4. HuUentber 1904,
8Urmittass 10 ilbr,
an Crit uuo Stenc,
CIR. 524 NIB 52G, @cit.galtimDre Strahe,
uabe @rceues Strahc.
Graft zines bonn Siitriftsgertht Der Ser.
Gtnutel fir Den Siitrift Wtar0Iuno i'm Runte.
rOttOerfabrcH erlalenen Gcfebls miro Der l1'
ter5eidnete Seaueiter bic aeiamntteu Sd1auts
5imnersGiHridltuugen, OcriticbcHeu putcl'Wd'
bel unb sHusitnttunlen, fOiuie Wurr1tbe an
@ctneu nno spiritupieu etc. etc, pie oben nns
aegeben, auf btfentIt1er @nfitou oeriteieertl
later,
Die VsrtnufseesenIduOc beTteBcn gum 9bsil
aus
einem maiIio ei6encn 9ar.9iitfct nit Spieael,
oa5u paffenoem SduHitiib init Rierpulnpe; cts
6euem 2un6sTti6 NIT NIarmorpIntte, n5tnfp'
Bar" aroBem tupteriien 9ombindttonssS tenn''
inqsIable uHb C1elhirrsySdrmer, nit flpiernert
1ltenltIicu; flpfernem Wtlds Iino @aileriiibs
Ier, aroben @anbipiegeIu, . T~lafhensGiiter,
8dnotaiten fir Gtaurrett, arnBeIl screen init
Gptegcl9lus, ? Observation-Disclosures, Bar
@bedsHegiiter, 9Inui1ctutor, SrebitiibIen, iIf1s
fanereihes gliforiiment bon 9B5immers iIto
gus5ieb'Tifhen, Iopie StiibIen aus eebo9euem
Sol5, groBem 9oteIs5anae nit oGnuupb Gpp,
aoffee'llrne, 8eimiesS ptegeIn, 2 SdIfetS nit
WturmOrpIutte etc etc.
3ubeBOr fir Shlai5immcr,
einid1Itefltdl
aIapps uno metuQs 9ettiteueH, 0uredur uro
@afhtitbe, 8ett5eig. MIniruPen. 1ppifitien mo
Yoliter, Selttdb. QinoIeim etc etc.
HnBeSu ncue Seppide,
ourf has aan5e SnnS
Hub
Gin ipiinidleneuCrtbes Aiiprtincnt uDn
Grodern, @luslUdareIl. fuptcrHe1 6od1slltenlt'
lien. aii6en5ubebor, Gisfilten. elcItrifben 5ds
6erit uub Wiotor. iopie nerihieoenen 9Sddreil.
Observation-Disclosures: @aar. Sine %nnaerefs
fele 9aar6abllng aut gbihla9 iutrb bon teoeflI
&duier 6Ur 3eit 0es 8ertdufS oerlnugt.
g. y. - Iuf GrIufeu miro Dies 9i9entbim
aIs @nr5eS sum 8erlnuf %ofterirt, auoernfaus
miro es I'M Git3elnen ~periauft.
&. MuIter Sarrdl,
Geouefter i'm &auierotioerfubren fir 9ogurt &
Shiutuger. gr. 10. Sits9erinotonsStr.
Sdiuab, Srus. d Co.,
(296,3O3,g Nuftionatoreu.
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Sd)nl In5cigcn
MarDlnn6 3nitimt.
Suufts nHb Sei9ncnihuls.
a..-EA-Mcrhrtefrent LGnnlA--. - .

Sunits nHb Sei1Hcuihuls.
Furfts2PpdrtsuseTt (Gde'trIe rrs R4rrbov
EIllptursS tuIe) pRGinnr In ; ctlObef SSfS
G5a IN aueI ietnen 5ddttm lIt N~reAeufa I'M,
tgm qeUen, Gnm0useH. 4t4lta m liI,t. ,iIs
Scllurben unD int Qtooe0irsn. slunfuGssdIn1
fen 6egtnnen ai 1. Sttu0rr. G~uouirfes EcpGTtss
mcnt IelbenbI6ulc(, 6reibauos mchnnifdes md
Der.
Nue SaardbuIens, &iuebarls mn eomftoos
decentralization. Die getanmtcH ,yrcibanSs i'm
arditeftoniiben Nbtbeilungen uno bic TedbGni
fbcn 3IaiieIi oeS oierten luo oriiten S6brs,
ttnben in Der ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Solpar6
Ct Be, itatt
Nte medhamfden 9Iaiien bes eritcn unb ,u,,
ten Sdbres perben in Der 3oulU5 L3uritsSGQi
GGrrouton 9OeHne, aebGltCIi.
3 .. Murriiou, &orIt,r
ocs GomtIc's iiir &itnit mn 3eibHenibuI,
8dtaIoge fbI;nerl i'm Snliintt ooer ourb oa
Bolt erlcngt neroet.
Iau a%6reiTire: Ebonlas D. Gprrlt, gl!tunr.
(Septl2, W(omiSr INN
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&n Bottom lit @iQiam 0tc.
Npon, Elm Sduuipicler Ger olten
Sdulc, Der mebrcre Sabre inter SO.
min Booth 9eipieIt bate, I'M 81. sc.
benSiobre geItorben.
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gu ucrfanfcn OScr 81 perpa6ten.


5u u~eriauien uber 5u uerpadlten:
SnS fuertbnolle @rlttoitiid an Der Ode bon
Sits9aItimores Strabe mo Soft SfficesIoenle:
40 bel 100 SUB. Ser bintere lbeil bes @runbs
itiidS fpirb fir elm SeihdftS9ebduoe Oes n9euis
iheu Gorrelponoent" benuBt perben. 0dbere
&usiuntt bel 6. Blaine, Nr. All, ct. YnuI' Str.
(301A
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gerlangt i'm 4Qgemeinen.

~, SStsas'dss aEbSttS itaasS @ q "a .,
Der ySenti6en SeIeafhuft", - Sieieuieen, bic
beutjhe Sanoluerier, grbeiter uno 9ienftboteu
81 befbdftieen piinitet, ipolen it6 perf0nli6
poer In franftrten griefen an ben MgeHteit Der
@eieaf6nft, Subanu .. Wlener, Hr. 219, Glib
sharssStraBe, %fuenoen, iuelber iinenteeItlt6
WIisfiinft ertheiIen miro CSdn2S .fO
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Qu %ntffuufsn.

Mebrere tuertb6oue Carmen in Inne IrunbeI'
goInin; 90 elder, 145 ELDER am Wldeotbb SRI
Der; 1853 glder, $50 Ider; etniee biefer Sarulen
ttno i'm boben 9ultur5uitdnoe, uno tperoen
fdIHmtIt6 gu a~nnebmbaren 9retfen uno inter
guten 9ebinaungen ~berfauft.
Spbn q. &iniams,
Nr. 400. q. 9nuIsStrn6e. Baltimore, Wlb.
(Sept27,1WN
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1880 fir zines bieier prdftigen, mooeruen
5tuiit6dieeu gSobubduier 9ir. 2312, 2314 iIuo
23tS, SitsWlaoiionsStrabe, cementtrter Seller,
reHentirter Sofruunt, ceinentirtes Irottotr, Ib'
SugsfaunI. 9lqe mpoernen @tnri6tunger.
6Sparo Z. sturd, an Srt uuo Gteue.
(Sf141mD
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SepeTlOeS OeI lu8el, pro YIlllU'
aIte Siibner 13c.; iunge Siibner 13c.
bis t5c.; @nte1 lie. bis 1885,; &alls
ben, pro Boor 20c. bis 25c.
8 Ii 6 tt un0 Semitic e.
4~artofieln, pro 9uide[ 40c. bis
52c.; grimes Mois, pro 0usenO &c.
bis &C.; 3uderriiben, pro 9iinoel 1c,
bis 112c.; @eiBfobl, pro 3onne 81
bis $3.50; 3tpiebeln, pro 9uihel Coo.
bis Toe; Gorrotten, pro 9iinoel 1c.
bis 112c.; tomatoes, pro 9uideI
3Cc. bis 40c.; aepfel, pro SOB 50c.
bis 1925; Inanas, pro Crate $500
bis $3.50; Piiriihc, pro 8iite Soc.
bis $1.t5; 9irnen, pro Sob 75c.
bis $3.50; Sellerie, pro 9ubeno Doc.
bis 40c.; Sflaumen. pro &orb 10c.
bis t2c,; 0nmions, pro 10.Bfuno.
aorb zoe. bis Soc; Srouben, pro 8.
8iuno.Gorb 14c. bis ice; 9lunen-
foil, pro Sob $3.50 bis $500;
Sima. 8obnen, pro gui6el soc. bis
S5c.; brol;ter &obl, pro 9uId)el t5c.
Spinot, pro 9uifel 30c. bis 35c.
grilne 9obnet, pro 9uifeI Coo. bis
Toe; runoe &iiben, pro guideI 4Oc.
Groceries uno Broutfio.
Sal5fleiif, pro Bfuno: feline gu.
gar.Gureo Shinfen 1885,; groBe
Sugar.@ureo Sdinfen t2c.; ga.
l%iIornier S6infen 9Hc.; Srgar'
Gureo 9ruitItiide 1895; Sugur.
Gllreo Sdultern t0c.; troden aeiaI'
gene Seitenrippen &C.; Spedieiten
9Ac.; reines SdmaI5 in 2ierceS
&c.; trofen eeinl5enc Sdulteril
&c.; Spedi6ultern 1012c.; gfeB.
S6ipeinefleiidJ $14.50 pro SAB.
&affinirter !3uder, pro Yfltno:
geuiirfelt 5.S1c.; pulDeriiirt 5.21c.;
Stanoaro granulirt Bloc; fem gra.
nulirt 5,10c.; GrpitaI u, Bloc; 60
lunlbio q, 1866; gelber 4.50c. bis
4.75c.
@er6iteter aaffee: 6. g. g., 100
Bfo. aiiten 1895; 6. 6. 6. 60 Bio.
1906; 6. 6. IS. SO Biunb
1906; reiner SABA 33c. biz
3312c.; gutter SABA 31e. bis 3t1ac.;
@offa BIC. bis 3t1ac.; SABA
unb Wofta, eeriidt, 2s1ac. big 29c.;
gemiidt, &c. Bis 271sc.; rel.
n aracaibo 24c. bis 241ac.; rei.
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Muner's Wtffaurant,


1bUg, BnnfsStraBe,
nabe Der bftlt1en 8olt9eiitatton. Bur'
Biebner's uniibertreffIt9es Bier 6u1
S1pf.
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1884 SitsGobeiteitr.- -GoitOrnia. u. Ohio.
g8etpe. 8erinmmIungSIofnI r@ermnntos
2oae 81; aaaeem. 9lr6. Ser. 'llri. sNerein
bon Stts81Itimore". Option goneI. 8, 5.
8. s.; 1Wetauarb. clinton 73A. Saus al
uermietbe;.
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Die etn,iaeu stpetnSdtaen SduIer

sum gerfauf IN Dftsgaltimore, aneren5enb ar
ben prdhtoonet nBatterfon'Bnrf," 9atiiTents
Gtrnbe, ode bon 8aItimoresStrnb &ommt
buerit urlo babt Die austuabI. Stefe Sdufer
ftnb Tn ieoer Siniibt MODERN, nit Mdrntors
beiterlneen. einidIieBIid gtb5uaSianaI. Ieent
tdgIi6 uno SoHntnes al DIT uno SteIe. Be-
uust Sairmountsglbeuue g8apeons.
Gbm. :. Gallagher, 8auunternebuer,
(12S-) gr. 2S0S, S~airmountsslbe.
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ner Ga @uaprn 24c. bis 241ac,;
reiner Santos 23c. bis 2312c.; Son.
tos, gemiidt, 2112c. bis 22c. Hio,
gemiiht, 22c. bis 2212c.
Sertoufe allf Der bieiioen gifeften,
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Steaengeinde.
Steneaeium:

Sine quito 96djiu. 9tod) 5uTruQcu bel Srau Is
W. Htirman, Ga%tunsbiIle, oocr Hr. 1929, Nnrc.
Charles traRe. CS02-D
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12A gdrr TnrnL aeiuuo, fletres 6ois; 6urS
Der .gaitimore9o 8io. aGbn5 5000; Elm 9beii
baur. Stoentbiimer gibt eiHem inteuiaentcri
g}nnue itetige Irbeit auf ieiner 5arm INN 6d'
BRIT udbebei. Rad5uirngcu I'M Strenn ocS
,9eutideu Gprreipuuoenteu," Rr. All, ct,
Yauls StrnBe. (301-2)
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5uuB g. Norris, Anpdlte,
gr. s, Sits9eriHgtousS trdBe.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES hes
Spctit1digcu Sal0uus uno &u1nlnnice,
Nr. PIG, ereenmUunt,luenuc,
am Treitaa, ben 4. 3uuembCr 1904,
9iGdlmittnaS 3 tlbr,
att Crit nnh Strllc auf dffrntlider Hutttor.
@runoitiid bon u%ugrfuhr - SuB bel ~ltnaeiaDr
90 Slb. @runo{ils $40. @egenplrttger Die
tier inter Uitcth2sGnutruit. lSegen Gtn3elna
heiien iiebe Den Saith Rccpro" bonn 2t. UIo
2s. Cftober.. ionic (. Honember 1904.
Gertnufs 9ebiHauracn: @unr. Sepoftltut non
800 bei'm &eriuif.
SamrS I. Sugau,
9ta6lubbertpulter.
Sfiua6 Srue. & So,
C3O3,B!9 gmitiuuatorcr.
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CASTOR nnk SIatIaBbtppu.
Gautpn uub 1tgffnnbtpms.
0lheriS ..Ghrfipefh.Nane.H

Gde 9aits unb Snit'slnenue, Canton.
MdrbIanos3eIepbo - 81 81.
S~onptqiinrtiet bes Seinracereins -a@oeI,
;peib," r9amensIeretns oe5 @oeIpetB, =
pGdntonsGoHclnoes Nr. 445. 3. O.. s."
,SrientdIsS ~iitrifts Tr. 15S, .. LIB" uIlo
Canton Spar' II. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES"
(Sept21,1O
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Sn b~erfanfen.


SouS uuo ticiuer @roceries 2oocu SIT pertauicu
ODER Yprroth uno Observation-Disclosures 3u ncrtouicu
inlo SauS IN pcrmiciben, $ll.00 pro Wiouat Wic-
the. 9tabcreO int ,,7rutidlcH Gprreibpnocns
ten" (3O2-3)
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HrD0nften. Narft.

llutenitebenoe Breiie be3ieben iif)
ulf ben @ngroS'SanoeI; fir oen
&IeinbonoeI muB elm entiprehenOer
Iltfi1lag getnudt per0en.
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EcabuoDs WtnIIts . Unieruaturium,
SaruIo Gauonlph, Htrc!tor.
DIT. gerHDn.3lace nub Charles Str, Baltimore.
0prbereituHgS s3epartEmCnt
WnA Garrettf1u Uuans, SIperiuoeuttn.
Ir. % unO 20, Sits0it. gcrnun.PIace,
Gr1ffnuug ant 1. SttDber ftr DEN ttnterrtdt
anmeloungen i'm Septt mi er ben 10 llbr Gor,
mittugs 6ts 4 llbr Nddmtttug5.
9as y9eubooOsg Onicrodtortuu" bteiet Dor.
tbeile, Die eS 5u einem groBarligen WlHIsGen,
truru MAIDEN, baS bon fetieul tnbercn Confer.
patorium oeS 2dnoes iiberirOifen utrb.
TafiiItdt bon 40 europdifhct unb anteriPnrt.
fdet MeiItern, eini6IteBIih Der prpfeiioren
S~artuurtb, Bptfe, @rufpaH, BuuOwln, Stluen.
Oa9I, Snlftegn, 3nttlefon, Wltnettt, NaO. etc.
8~orgei6ritteHer uno Observation-Disclosures es
tbeiIt. 5reiiteaen SipIorte uuo gebrersGerttft.
fate.
unterrl6tstuhsu $t5 bts 500 Dos G6uIiabr.
fe nab benz @rahe tno MISUNDERSTANDING
8uiIens utto standardization. Srcie Bergnniit,
euugen fit G6itIer. GiriuIare gratis per 9oii
berfnnbt. (Scpt3, 1WtD
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9lage 5ur gtife ms ansldns beicrst ee,p
Maine, sr. Ali, ct. VauLetrafe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-10-29
o.. grtn5's Gtaast.

Il. un6 O'8onner.S frgBe, Canton.
@eraumtee Saue fir Berstne uno oefen,
fnnften. Sauptouartier hes rBrit5 3ein'
Getrarie. Gbef. eel. Wt, Bernoii Ell
-. aaIter GuHt4 ben snnsen Tag.
9~attonaIsBter.
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gInftiuns In5ei9cn.

IUus & alUrris, Iniudlte,
gr, s. Sfta9criHgtnns StrGBc.
&ilipn 3. GnrroIt, Nnpnltc
8aHiantsSebdiae
lss4t0alt1 ssgEFtaaf GEs
:geliUitIm G0bdbHaS.G lgffefhHn
Jr. PITS, BFttnmourIsNpemut,
um Srcttdq, orH 4. IiUUtmbrE 1901,
yiudmittngs 3 uBr,
an Srt uno StClIc aut 1ffentltmer Mutton,
@runbitiid bon ~ungefdbr II SuB bel ~llllgctahr
90 RUB. @ruro8tns S5l. 8egenludrttacr Wtc'
tber inter Miietbss 9ontratt. Negen @tn5elll
betieu ftebe Den oSaiib Recoro" bonn n. uro
2s. Sttuber.. innie !. 9Inncmher 1904.
&ertaufss 0cbiuauHaeu; Nddr. Sepoittlim bon
500 bei'm &ertnlf.
Staulsn ". IUut,
NcrDuIter.
Sdliuab SrUS. & 90,
(3O3,6.Ql NWIttondtorcI.
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0elo anssuleiben.

&euu Chr 8elb ubtbig babt, ,penbet Gudl
an MID. 91rIebet uuf Sofire, We16eIr ODER
9runoeteentburt acknowledgement. setne 9et6,
aet6dttssU'eibooeu. Wr. Sremer, Nr. 100,
4prb.Vaea etrnfe, 1. Glur. 2auuorD 8niIbtne.
(gpriIf6-l
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sdmibt's ,Gidenfrans'Saae,"
ede 5. uno Gonebftr. Sauptgiarfler oes
Stftrtfts III 8. lib et9eTfsaIis
unb Qeibberetns@. 9eutfne Rbetrfre tr'
3anbLuae telephone: ebef. 1854 D;
Ub, Binofor OF.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-10-29

9ombar6s unb 8. Strabe, 8~igbIanbtotpN.
9te feinften Setrdnfte naer Nrt. - Boil
itdnoia aeu eineeri6tet. Gin getu6 aIer
m.iner Sreunot uHo oe5 gubIifuMs tm
Mlaemetien itets tpiniommen.
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Berlaugt:
gerlanat.


VerlaH1t:
Cine qrobe SdbritsSefenf6aIt, Die In bteiem
3iitrift cine misunderstanding 5u erri1teu
heGbithtiat, fuht fir Die Geiting einen oeraHis
tportIiden WaHu. @ebGIt $1,000 idbrltf uno
9omntiltonen. glppItiunten r%1iliiert eritflatii9e
GmpfebIungen uno $500 Bis $500 @aar eius
Sdblen, &aaren iperoer a%elietert. Woretie:
manufacturer. Care, GcIiun GhesHan Sompnuh,
Chicago, Sa. 600, Z, 304 ~
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7ol unb 707 lombard frdBs, StebIanbs
totpn. 5etnfie 8eine uab 2tau6re. Der
eefiinbeife Srt aut oer @roe. - Die beften
9ooIs8arIors In Stgblanotbfnn. Brompte
BebteHuua.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-10-29

2ebenoes @eiliigeI, pro GfinO:
nIte Siibner 13c.; iunge Siibner 13c.
bis t5c.; @ntel1 lie. bis 1876; &oll.
ber, pro Yonr 20c. bis 25c.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-10-29

Sarm. Grooufte.
@ier, pro 9ilteno t9c. bis 22c.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-07-26
.6EN.NORTHCOTT
IS PARAL YZED
Believed he would Not Survive the
Night But Has Rallied very
Much and May Recover.

General Robert S. Northcott lies in
critical condition at his home on Locust
street. He has been in rather poo,
health some time and Monday evening
he was seized with something in the
nature of paraIytic stroke. His con
dition grew very serious and it was
thought to be impossible for him to sur
viye the night But Tuesday morning
he mad rallied sufficiently as to be able
to sit up in bed and to take some nour-
ishment Responding to kilograms his
sons, Senator G. A. and Elliott Northcott
and Mrs. Naomi Everett, arrived from
Huntington on the early train Tuesday
morning and are now at his bedside
Another son, Hon William A. Northcott
is expected to arrive from Illinois to-
night. The improvement in his condi.
ton gives hopes that ne will regain his
health fully. General Northcott is Sc
years of age and this fact is against
him in his sickness
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-07-26
Case Continued.

The trial OF Frank PilitowslSi, the
Polish miner, who was arrested and
jailed Monday afternoon on a warrant
charging him with unlawfully and felon'
iolisly shooting into the house of Cyril
Ilarlycl5, near the coaling station AZ
.Adamston Sunday evening, with the in
tent to do bodily harm to julia Karlyck
CyriIl's wife, was continued until Wed,
nesday morning at ten o'clock by Magis-
trate samuel w. Gordon. the case was
set for Tuesday afternoon but on ae'
count of the indisposition of an import.
ant witness it had to be continued.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-07-26
PERSONAL. 3
s.ENs9EaS &c l1Siss.


Alr. and Mrs Clarence P. Stout are
visiting in Parkersburg and other places
along the Ohio river.
Miss Lillian Dawson. OF Mt. Glare.
was q guest at til Waldo on SUNDAY and
Monday.
Walter D. Nutter, OF the Peoples
Banking and Trust Company, Isaac p.
costen, of Raymond and costen'the
groccrs, have returned from very
pleasant vacation trip to old Point Com
fort and Ocean View, Va.
Miss Blanche stealey, of Bath Geor-
gia, who has been visiting at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas G. Brady on
Lee street left Tuesday morning for a
visit with relatives in Parkersburg for
two weeks.
Mayor P. H. Shields viii leave next
week for Atlantic City for summer
vacation.
W. Burns 0IcGregor left Tuesday
morning for Spencer to attend a meet.
ing of tine board of trustees of the
Second Asylum for the Insane, of which
he is member.
Miss Lillian Carr is visiting friends
in Parkersburg.
Rev. L. E. Peters left Tuesday NOR
ming for Sutton to help in some church
work for the Baptist denomination
there.
D. Bruce Tyler, who has been visiting
his cousin, Mrs. w Harrison Jneokes,
left Saturday for Atlantic City.
Nm. G. w. Furbee viii return to-
night from Webster Springs where she
has been spending a vacation.
John p. Hart went to New York
Monday night on business trip.
DIR. +. NJ Turner is here from Morgan
town on business.
Lafayette Blake was here Tuesday
from Mt Glare looking after business
matters.
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StandinE q Cluba.

Chicago st Boston.
Detroit at washington.
Cleveland At Philadelphia.
81, Louir at New York.
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'al'i'h'l' t'l.-l'' '''.-Fl''l''l''F'a '''l''i''l
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Yesterdays Results:
Pittsburg 3; Brooklyn 0.
Pittsburg 4; Brooklyn l.
Cincinnati a: Chicago 3,

Today's Games.
Brooklyn at New York.
Philadelphia at Boston.
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Came to Be Played in z. M. c. Al Gym
nasium Tonight Promises To Be a
Very Interesting One.

The basket ball game to be played II
the Y. II. G. A. gymnasium Tonight be
tween the All-Collegians and the Y II
G A team promises to be a very inter
esting one The players are in good
practice and the two teams are pretty
evenly matched The lineup is as fol.
lows:
All-Collegians. Y. N. G. a.
Gill ..... center Mcdonald
Mcdonald felt forward Laubenstein
Carr .. right forward Thompson
Brenn ..... left guard Kane
CofieId 80. right guard .... Davis
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.. e. FLYNN
Ole TAILOR $50 MAIN ST,
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AMERICAN LEAGUE,
Yesterdays Results:

philadelphia Cleveland. tRain)
Washington Detroit. tWet srounds.)
New York i; Chicago o.
Boston 4; st. Louis 3.
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Miss Lois Davisson, who Inns been Wis
ting her aunt, Mrs L. r. Hill, of West
Main street, returned today to her home
at Salem,
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wanted-To rent new or modern
house, with all conveniences, Within ter
minutes walk of b. s o. depot. AID
dress A. i. Corwin, Warrington, w Va
iuly26-d3ts
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MONEY NEEDED FOR CAMPAIGN

The fact cannot be questioned that
in this campaign the millIonaires are
now banded together to purchase the
presidential election, as it was pur-
chased for Mckinley in 1896. They
have no doubt of their money and they
are giving 1t freely, knowing that In
return for it, If the Republican ticket
is elected, they viii get immunity
from prosecution under the antitrust
laws, and such special privileges from
the administra ion as they may desire
t } 'rengthen the grip Of their mono
poly. While money is pouring IN by
the thousands of dollars into the cam
paign chess of the great trusts buster
of Oyster Bay, not cent is being
contributed by any of the protected
interests to The Democratic chest All
the money that has been received to
carry on Judge Parker's campaign has
come from individuals in crested IN
his cause. So nearly empty is the
trea sury of the Democratic National
Committee that two days ago Mr..
George Foster Peabody issued cal
for more fluids, explaining that the
funds necessary to carry on thorough
and aggressive campaign during the
remaining weeks of this mon b mus
come from the people, as the com
m1ttee could not, like the Republican,
are now doing, get money from thu
protected interests. To the call which
has been issued by Mr.. Peabody Their,
should be promp and most gener
GUS reponse, especially from Demo
Gratis in the Southern States In thes
States very little money is CURED t.
carry on the campaign, and as mucl
as possible should be raised and for
warded to Mr.. Peabody for use in tn
doubtful States where the real battl
is being waged for the triumph O
| Democracy.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1904-10-06

The general law of aqueous precipi-
tation may be briefly stated. Whatever
lowers the temperature of the air at
any place below the dew point is a
cause of rain Various causes may
conspire to effect this object, but it is
chiefly brought about by the ascent of
the air into the higher regions of the
atmosphere, by which, being subjected
to less pressure, it expands and in do
ing so lowers its temperature. These
ascending currents are caused by the
heating of the earth's surface by the
SUMS rays or, in fact, by anything
which raises the temperature of the
superintendent air, and it is very OBJ
vious that the continual discharge of
large pieces Of ordnance will have a
considerable effect in raising the tenn
perature of the air lying on the earth's
surface which will ascend, expand and
discharge in aqueous particles in the
form of rain for the foregoing rea-
sons
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COUNTING ON CALICO BALLOTS

According to recent dispatches, the
women voters of the West this year
will figure in the Presidential cam
paigR as they never have figured be-
fore, and at Denve~, Salt Lake City
Cheyenne. Wyo, their vote will be
the heaviest ever cast. That Presi-
dent Roosevelt will get the great bulk
If this vote is conceded. HIS resi-.
dence in the West and his love of the
m unta1ns and the plains have en-
deared him to feminInity west of the
Mississippi Then as father he has
been huge success That also coun' S.
according to the correspondents. In
Colorado the womens vote is expect
ed to be increased largely because OF
the Presidents popularity, but the
men of both parties are said to be
trying to discourage them from taking
sides in the State campaign, which is
complicated fight. In Wyoming the
vote nominally is six women to ten
men. It is expected that the ratio
probably Will be increased, nine to
ten. Again, the correspondent declares,
the Presidents popularity in the
West is responsible for this 1t is ex.
pected he Will receive the largest wo.
man vote ever cast for a Presidential
candidate in that State. In Utah the
Mormon elders are urging the women
to vote for Roosevelt on the plea tha
if he he is elected Senator Smoot will
retain his seat. The vote of Gentle
women in Idaho, the correspondents
add, likely will Offset the vote il
Utah, for politics in the two States
has resolved itself into fight for anG
against the Mormon Church.