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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-09-18

boftet poroen mar, in Ybilooel.
p6ia Elm.
E6tIuoelp6i q, II. Sept. -
Ger 00mon MbiSfep lit al meinem
llntergong id)ulO. un0 CT miro >Seoen
ms &erOcrben i%tiir5en, Der iid bon
ibm mteriohen l0Bt," iogte Yoitor
Z. g. Mortin, melder geitern pom
@iilf5- Otori6ol 5, 5. Sorri8 Don
&oanofe, So, bierber gebraft mur.
oe. @r miro Don Den @oitiuipeftoren
bei6ulOigt, cine gln5obl yMfonep
ORDERS" bier un0 in Mnoeren StG0.
ten 9efdllft 81 boben. Der Wtonr
mar III &oouote, So, oerboitet NOR
Den, neil er BORT lcine Wirthin an
gcblid I'M cine aoitbollS Refrutng
bcihmin0elt hottC. @dbren0 err BORT
IN Soft ioB, fam Elm 8rief Don 4bi-
looelpbiu all. IN Dem linn leine bier
mobnenoe 6rou mittbeiIte, ooB bier
Ole Yoli5ei llnlhau nod) ibm bolte,
un0 ouB moll Don ibr icine Y~botogro.
pbie oerIongt babe. 0ieier @rief
tpuroe Dem bieiigen Yoltiuipeftor
0idion ii%berion0t, un0 oieier er.
fannie %iofort, ooB Mortin Der Monn
lit, nod Dem er ld)on 10 longe I'm.
iduu belt. Wtartir'S 9etrii9ereien
bier ioacn me6rere @un0ert Collars
inuoIoiren. Gr iudte iid) IN ser He.
gcl @irtbe 81 iei1en Opfern aus,
ltn0 ct Ioa cine aan5e In5ubl o~erIels
ben Ourf gefGli6te Nnmeiiungcn,
ncIdc 0icic iiir i'm einloiter, geleimt
bobcn. Sein lcttes Opfer mar, nie
es bciBt, cin @irth an ser fl. un0
8ineitroBe. Dem er on IA. I5ltni cine
ioIde OrOer o~ufbGngte. 0idion
ionOtc iofort oen Snipeftor Molone
nah Hounofe, Dem Mnrtin geItano,
boB er 0ieIc SdninOeleien perilbt
babe, nobel er aber erfldrte, ieine
Grofellion babe nit oenielben Hifts
5lt tbun gebo6t, mo err babe Die
Shminocleien nrr periibt, Tim Iid)
uno' leinc 6amilie ernGbren SIT fon-
men. Scine 6rolt, bic aus 0iqSbllrg,
%a,, fommt, mobnt bier an Der
Sprilgs@oroert.S traBc. Wortin er-
flGrtc iid) bereit, nod Ybilnoelpbio
5ltrild5tfebren, INN bier Dor Dem
SunoeSgeritt pro3eiiirt 81 weroen,
obcr Ietne llebcrfiibrun9 nod bier
fonnte crit e%rfoIgen, nodbem ons
9unoeSgeridl bieielbe o%ngeorOnet
bate.
Wortin periab Dor So6ren ein
Toltorat in aentltfp, batte ieood) lei
men geiitliden 9eruf idon lett lGl-
gerer 3eit an Den Ntagel 9eb0ngt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-09-18

1ad ibrer Gambling mitgeipiclt
nur0e.
Rem Yorf, II. September.
Sdlimme @riobrungcn bat cine
lltnge, chen crit gelonocte Oeitreihe.
rim i'm &on0e Der ,lmbcQrcn3tcu
Wo9It6teiten" gemoft. &br sc.
ood)tniB mar m~enigitens 5eitrpetic acs
ihpnnOen, ibr @elo lit meg, un0 oos
Nues zines iltngen Burden meocn,
Den lte erluft bate, ibr Den g9eo nodl
&lngbomton 81 l%ueiieu. .HS{onc Zoe"
ne1tnt Ole @oli5ei Die @crloiicne, mel.
DIE gcltern Worgeu Don Dem 4oli3t.
item SIotterp an 30. StraBc ltn0 3.
Noenlle III bolbbemuBtloicm 3uItonoc
outgetltnoen unO I'M 2ouie Oes &or.
nlIttogS naf Dem YortpiQc Boli5ctac.
rldt gebra6t ipur0e. Wit SiiIfc c.
mes 0olmetlGerS muroe aus ibr Der.
allSgebra6t, DOB tie ibr &eim in Scits
reid Dor mebreren @ohen pcrluIieu,
nm Die Retie nod Amerifo an5lttrc.
ten, onB lie lofort nod ibrer 2anouno
el1len %onoSmonu ontrof, 0en lie
frogte, ME Ite 5lt i6rcr Sdmcitrr mad,
S~Ingbomton tommen f0nnc. Der
jllnge SitriGe fiibrte lie in cine
StraBe, meIdc Der 9ei6reibung ndd)
ote Somerp icin mllB, rno 0elcitcte
lie bort nah elmer @irtbi6oft, mic cr
lo8te, INN Giniidt in Sen 6obrplon
81 nebmen. 8ctrdnfe mllrOcn be.
ltcIlt, unO COS W}Gohcn crflGrt, IS
perlno8c 1idt SIT iogen, mas meitcr
oorgefoIlen. Die Seitrcihcrin mciB
nltr, ooB ibre Gr%iporniiic bon 5000,
lpelde lie I'M Strlrnpf oui5ubcmob-
rem pflegte, obbun0en 9cfomncn
lino. Sic flogt iiber i6rccflidc
Sdmerjen I'M &opf, mobrihcinli6
bat ibr Der Spibbltbe Gblorolbporot
III 0oS Bier gemii6t. Der Sail mur-
DC Dem &obItb0tigteit5 0eportcment
iiberniclen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-09-18
3mci HGnbcr gcfanacn.


Sbnmofin, 30, II. Sept.
9urh Die @eiiteageqenmort Soiepb
Sobnion's, zines Qeleqropbiiten Der
philadelphia uno Heooinq-9obn"
olf Ser fleineu Station Qoitn mur.
Den 5luet permegene HGllber oingfcit
gcmo6t, Die Burden iiu0 @corge
Snpoer unO &obn Singer ans Sen
trolio. Sic iinO sur 3eit i'm Goltntp.
@cfGltgniB in Gentrolio cingeiperrt.
Ser Gelc9ropbiit lab geitcrn 9tbeno
ipGt an ieinem Snitrumcnt uno
ididte cine Iepeihe an ooa @erpols
tungS.9iireor in GolnQlo. EIobIi6
offnetc iid sic Scitenthiir iciner 81
rice ltno Die beiocn pcrpcgcnen 8eict.
len troten nit ge5iidten Wiciicrn olf
i'm ST.. Sobnlon nobm Icinc Sun6
ntht pom Snitrumcnt, ionocrn tcles
grapbirte: .3mei &erlc nit WteIicrH
folen iiber mid Der. Sfift NiiIfe!"
0ie HGllber nobmcn inn ooS @clo
ob, lpeldeS or in Ser Saide trll0, un0
liefen looann Die @elciic cntldng.
Cine 2ofomotipe Itono ottf 0cn Shir.
len sur Ibfobrt bercit. 0oS Yoor
iprong ultf ben &obIennogen 1tnO
iltbr trot oeS GrotciteS oeS Moidini-
item nit oapon Sobnion beridtctc
0ieien llmitunO tclegropbiid nod Sus
lnquo. Sofort %begnnnen bonn @ollpts
quarter ans Die 0rGbte 81 orbcitcn,
nm Die Hdllbcr 81 foltgerl. Mn Der
nddltel fleinen Station lullroe Dem
Siibrer Scr 2ofonlotipe cine 0cpeld)e
eingebGnoigt, ocs SnboltS, boB CT NIT
SolIOnmpf, ioboB icine lingebctcnclt
Tniiogiere nid)t dbipringcn fonntcll,
obne Die Sdlie 81 bredlcn, nod Shos
nofin fobren iole. Die gdl6c Strcdc
iultroe Die S6nelfobrt ircigc9cbel,
inoem ole 3iige ultf S~eitcngeIeiIc
bcor0ert lpuroen. Cine on0ere Ncpe'
Idle bcnodridti9tc oic Eoli5ci, in Der
MGbc oes 9obnbofeS in Sbontofin be.
reit 81 iteben Inn Die ibner IN Die
S1noe fliebenOen 9oicluidter III Gnt'
pfang 81 nebnlen.
Gen beibcn H1llbern ging mGbrcno
Der tolen sSobrt falt Der Ntbem aus.
Webrmnls riefen tic Dem Sotomotius
iiibrer 81, langiomcr 81 iobrcn, I'm
linen @elegcnbeit 81 geben, ob5il-
ipringen. Der Worm lhicn toltb jt
iein. Gr filbr immer n1tr idnclcr,
bis idlieBlih ooS Stotiollsgeb6lloc III
Sbomofin IN Siht fam. 81 bcihen
Seiten oes @elciics botte YoIi5cid)cf
Suroer nit elmer 9lbtbcilltnJ Slall'
rode Spolier gebiloct. Die betoelt
HGlber iudren ilber Den itncrfpartcter1
Gmpfang 10 iiberroidt, ooB lie an
@ioeritonb gor niht bohten. sic lte'
ben iif rubig Sciicln olllcacn nno III
ous @ef0ngnib iiberfiibren. Gn Anbe-
trod)t Der pielcn llcberfoac mo Toli-
bereieil, Die in Sabnitotionen IN allen
Sbeilen Yennipluonien'S o%orgcfonts
men limo. grotilirt lid Die Noll6et 5t
benz %gelllnaenen Sang, ltno Der Selcs
gropbiit, iomie Der 2ofonnotlptiibrer
meroen bon alien Seiten gelobt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-09-18

5cug pom 254O Gonncn GroqfGbigfeit,
lit Gigentbum Der n@rocoel brothers
Stenmibip 60" in 2onoOn. Ger @e
itimm1ngabofen SuIino lit cine ri
mGuiihc Stoot an ser N}iinolmg oc9
mittIeren ser @ullptormc ser Oouou
unO liegt At M}cilen iiiO0itlit bon
Sanluil.)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-09-18

lllr 81 SbeiIe. Der 0ber6efe6lSbo.
Se[ Oenerot 8rugere Geat beionOere
e'lun9 aui ole Not5uenoigfeit
Ar'aee, lid mGbreno Der
9"'uug' 5u oeritede1 uno Oen 5eino
D'@Ioul'e'lell' IS ml1roen oober
~'u'9Il8e Sudli6ter peruanot, nm
ptn 0eIno gu fiuoen, uno INN iid
lelolt 81 o%eriteden, mlrOe oltmooi.
I1eS ldmor3e8 S6icBpuluer Der.
i6oiien.
@ebellion in S|tolien.
Vt 0 n, II. Sept. Qic So3ioli.
rehabilitation miro immer It0rfcr,
o%eIolloerS I'M n0rolihcu Tbetle Dol,
SlolleIl' Yin einigen 0rteu ninmt
o'eleibc Den Gboroftcr cincr &epollr.
non an. Su @cnuo ercignete lid
5lpllfcn Den Strifern uro ser 9oli.
5el EN- onoercr &umpi. c5n 1olge Der
Itl'rilben mar ole Stu0t oie aon5e
yto2t III 0unfclbeit qe6iiQt. Der
@fo9or llro onoere WIuni5ipal6eunltc
BON Wtoilonb tomen berte nod) 9fonl,
nm Der Hegicrrng Ole Snoignation
DER Seoplferung ii6er Oos Abi6loG-
ten Der 9iir9cr 3rt iibcrmitteln.
Gle tplrtlide llriude Der gon5el
|9ltotion lit ein @criu6 Der @rtrc-
nlllter, OoS aobinet gu Itiir5en, Oh.
gleih es liberal lit.
Frin5 aoolbert 6eItebt
iein Gromen.
8erIin, II. Sept. - @rin59l0ol,
bert, Der brittle So6n DeS aoiiera
8tlbeln, bat nod elmer 0ienIt5cit
bon 49, Sobren in Ser Worine Ooa
@rannen OILS lieutenant sur See be-.
ltanoen uno miro binnen altr5cm Ell
ne einiobrige Dienlt3eit oils 2iertc.
nont an 9orO oeS 9roBen &rel5erS
Serbia" ouf Der oitoiiotii6en Sta
AlOl' pSEllllltll,
Nmeritorii6e u II.
dr5tc.
Su5ern, Sdmei5, II. Sept6r.--
Inter ben @ortrGgelt, ole in Der bclt,
tigen Sibung oeS Opbtbomologen.
GongrelIeS geboltcu puroen, befon0
li6 Der oeS Or. 9nopp aus SEEM.
Oorf iiber Stoor . Operationen, oeS
Or. 0udne aus Nep : g)orf iiber sic
GnttpideIlrn9 OeS SdieIenS uno 0cS
Or. Wanning = Slid aus Seem : Or.
leans.
W B It nj mung gegen nj G.
rtfa.
GariS, II. Sept. - @encrolSSSor
&c Solguin, ciner ser Gommunoeltre
Ser colom6iiden Sruppert, ipelde ge-
gen 9oronqilillo morifJirten DISCO
l0m6io einen bemoffneten @infuu in
ooS @ebiet Ser Repltblif Savanna be.
~nbiidtigte, bot iidJ in cinem bier per-
0ifentlidten Sntcrpiem in iebr beiti.
ger @eiie iibcr bic Yonomo.g(ffoire
ouS9eIpro6en. SSn benz Snterpiep
AUTHORIZED General Solguin uui ooS
S6reiben 9unou . 8oriIo'S, OeS
friiberen @elonotcn BON Banana IL
ben Ser. Stooten, in meldem 9u-
noil = 8urillo Die Gorreftbeit OeS
omerifoniiden @erboltenS mdbrenO
Der Banana = Transaction uertbei.
bigt mo erflGrt, Dob Er0iiOent Hoos
iepeIt .nltr feline %beidmorene Eflid)t
feline gauge Eflid)t uno nidts ais
ieine Yili6t %erfiiate," ols er Gana-
mo gegcn Colombia in Sdub nabm.
General Solguin beonttuortct MIN
Die Mniid)t nit Der @egenerfldrung,
6oB 8lnalt , GoriQo mo Die Ser.
Stooten ein itngeborigeS &erbolten
einihlil9en uno oaB Colombia Die
9lblift, ollf @enll9tbuung 81 bette
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-09-18

Bel Dem @eriude, einen 9icb
5n fongen, pltrbc IN Sbomion, Sis,
Der Mopcr W. i. Bennett cri6oiien.
Der 0foroer mlirbe geiongerL nad).
Dem er 5meI Wiol geifoiien moroen
mar.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-09-18
@cisenpreiie pnr5cln.

Nep.9 II. Sept. - &eittc
9in9 Der @ei5enmarft III Die Bride.
,Sn meniger, oils elmer Stun0e fielen
Die Hreile bon lis ouf TIA. Nlth
Der Wois 3eigte cine Senoen5 nof
Ibn1rts uno fiel einen Sent. lSn
Chicago eif9 Der @ei5en nltf I'll
berab.
eaHe snr sieifs ms HUSBAND beiorst Con-.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-09-18
Sdlimmc Grfabrungcn.

@ie elmer iungen Oeitreiderin bier
nod ibrer Gambling mitgeipiclt
lpuroe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-09-18

Edfie Snr Hriie ms saslanb beiorgt CON.
yiaine, sr. iii, Ct. yauIss trahe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-09-18
weIfer er an ieoem Gage cine ooer
mebrere Nniprod)en bolten miro.
Sin Tuitur ais 6Glidcr.

Scr Serr trof in poIi5ciliher 9eglei-
tung bon Hoonotc, no cr Der
boftet poroeu mar, in @biloOel-
p6ia Elm.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-09-18
9(nf 6cnt g[nsln9.

9}of onOcre rliiiihe S0tffc SIT CT.
morten. 9cfIcmmunGen in
Sdiif3freiicn.- MiuOcitcna nod
5ruci ruIiiide S~iiIi5freu3cr inn
0itlidcn &acific W}ecre.- 30
fc6rrrnQcn in Gan Irun5i9co.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-09-18

YartS, II. Scpt. - Giner Ser
boditen oiplomotiitc @comtcn bot
cinen interclionten 9cridyt iibcr sic
Sol Sntrigllen III PETERSBURG crbol.
ten. Nod) oieicm @erid)tc ioQ iid
Der Gaiicr olli ooS Gntidric0cnItc oc.
gen Die Grncnmlng cincs MonncS
mic Srn. Wittc, olagciprod)cn bo.
ben, meld)cr Die 9IlltoritGt an iid rciIt
mo ben aoiier 0nbci Qoll5 mtBer 0cn
SpieIe l0Bt. Gr bat Is 5lt ucrItcbcr
ge9eben, DAB fcin onocrer itorfe,
Wonn, oltBer ibm ielbit, iungircr
miro.
Wooerne &rtcgiii brunQ.
Nutis, II. Sept. Die al
0iion Ioeben obgeihloiienen groBer
Wanoper boben Die gntmidellnQ
Observation-Disclosures ariegSfiibrun1 ieii
Dem oeiltid). iron5oiiidcn ariege oe.
monltrirt. Die bon oen aanonen ae.
'toN'enen 8ranaten seriprongcn in
$40 tootbringenoe 5beile. mGhreno
Die 8ranaten I'M &riege BON 1870
llno Il MIR III 30 5beile seripron.
gen. Die ieeigen fron5oiiifen Sbrap.
nels 5eripringen in 400 3bciIe, ga.
gegeit batten Die friiberen Shropuels
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-09-18

Con It II. Sept. -
Ger britiide 0ompier oMorgit @roc.
Del" nit elmer 9ooun9 aoblen bon
Goroiff mad Sulino, mcloet, Bob CT
ON 6. September ollf Der Sobe BON
Gop ct. &incent bon Dem rliiiid)cll
Stronger oSere5" o~nqcboltcn murbc.
Die oSere5" qob hrci blinhc Sdiiiic
ub, I'M Den 0ompfcr 5ltm &oltet 81
bringen. 3lpci ruiiiide Siii5iere II.
5fpei benoiinetc SCclclte fomen on
9oro Der Morgit @rococl" uno INT
~terporfen lire Topiere elmer 0lrd).
iidt, Ger Captain Der o0iorgit 8roc.
Del" iuuroe o~llf9eioroert, cine Grfld'
riing 81 mnter3cidner, bob linn ans
benz NufentboIt feline lln9elegenheit
erfpadlien ln0re. NnfongS lebnte cr
Dies nb, ober ols ibnt eroffnet iuurbc,
DOB iein Gumpicr bis sum Gintreifen
oes ruiliiden IbmirulS f~eltgeboltell
iperoen niiroe, nltier5cifnete er bic
erfl1rln9, uno oaS aoblenid,ifi
Dnrite feline Sabrt fortieBen. einer
Der rliiiiiden Sifi5iere mofte Dem
CAPTAIN Der ,Wor9it @roeoel" Die
Wittbeilung, ooB iif) ipeitere neiin
ruiiiihe areu5er IN Der N1be befGn.
ben.
w.
Gie uMarsit @roeoeL," Elm 0abr.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1904-04-22
ORDER OF PUBLICATION.

At Rules held in the Circuit Clerks
Office of Harrison County. West Virgin
ia, on the first Monday OF April. 1905
D. w. Jacobs. plaintiff. vs. Ed. T. &.
sleasc trading and doing business as
ed. T. c. Slease & CO." defendant
Attachment
The object of this suit is to recover
judgment against the defendant and in
favor of the plaintiff for the sum of
$4,000. tine amount claimed br the
plaintiff as due him ON certain con-
tract for the lease of certhin rooms in
the Jacobs building and to sell certain
personal property in the hands of Guy
Merritt constable, and the proceeds ap-
piled to the payment of above named
debt.
And it appearing from an affidavit
filed in this cause that the said defend
ant, +. T. Slcasc IS NONRESIDENT OF
the State of West Virginia. it il order
ed that he do appear within thirty days
from the date of the first publication of
this order and do what is necessary to
protect his interests in this suit.
A copy attest:
H. w. WILLIAMS, Clerk.
Rhodes i Rhodes, Attorneys for plain
tin. aprils4tw
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1904-04-22
Robbed the Grave.

a startling incident is narrated by
John Oliver, of Philadelphia, as follows:
n was in an awful condition. My SKIN
was almost yellow, eyes sunken, tongue
eooated, pain continually in back and
sides. no appetite, growing weaker day
by day. Three physicians nad given me
up. Then l was advised to use Electric
Ritters; to my great JOY the first bottle
made decided improvement. l con-
iiuucd their use for three weeks and am
now a wei man. i know they robbed
the grave of another victim" No one
should fail to try them. Only 80 cents.
guaranteed at +. C. BANDS and Stone X
MERGERS drug stores.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1904-04-22
Division of West Virginia. The or

Division of West Virginia. The or
der is an auxiliary organization Of
the Grand Army Of the Republic. Reg
Mar meetings will be held every Mon
day night in the d. *. Reed hall to
which all members of the e. a. Il as
well as Sons Of Veterans are invited to
attend.
After the institution of the lodge
the following officers were elected to
serve for the coming term: f. o.
Sutton. Captain: L. C. Edgell, Senior
Vice Commander: William Mcwhor-
ter, Junior Vice Commander; &. w.
Moore, w. T. sutton and j. w. Primm
Camp Councilman. The other officers
are appointative andthe appointments
viii be made ina few days by the
Captain.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1904-04-22
KNIFE
Fell On Belt in Planning Mil and 1t
Was Thrown Against Foreman Loudin
Cutting Painful Cash in His Head.

Gordon Loudin. foreman at the Stout
Lumber Company'- planning mill on
Short street. met with very painful
accident while at his work Monday af-
ternoon. \ fellow workman dropped a
planning knife and it fell on moving
belt. The belt carried the knife for
ward for considerable distance and
the knife was thrown from tue belt
striking MIR. Loudin on the head. Just
above the left temple, cutting severe
and painful cash. The wound Is not a
seriou- one but it Is extremely painful.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1904-04-22
A. H. rhune,s Remarkable case.

A. ". Thurnes, manager Wills Creek
Coal TO-. Buffalo. o., writcs:"I have been
ufilittictited with kidney and bladder
trouble for years, passing gravel or
stones with excruciating pains. Other
medicines only gave relief. After TAX
ing Foley's Kidney Cure the result was
surprising. a few doses started the
brick dust. like fine stones, and now /
have no pain across my Kidneys and
feel like a new man. Foley's Kidney
Cure has done me $1,000 worth of good"
Sold by Stone s Mercer.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1904-04-22
The Property Called Health

Runs down or improves. Just depends
on hof it IS cared Ter. 1t is the most
valuable property we have, and should
receive the most consideration. 1t helps
you in business, helps good looks, iielps
makes trirad heip, get situations and
help you hoid THEN, and Away makes
happiness. Property like this, at the
first indication Of being ont of repair,
should be looked after and a remedy APP
piled at once. There are any number of
signs that show repairs are needed.
Bilious spells, Indigestion. dyspepsia,
belching. dizziness, sick headache, sallow
complexion, pimples and liver spots on
the face, a drowsy feeling after meals.
sour stomach. etc. These symptoms all
show loss of health. Druggists will sell
you for nc. box of DIR. Gums Improv.
cd Liver Pills, sure cure for all of
these diseases. Sold bt Stone & Mercer
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1904-04-22
MRS. KELLEY'S
SISTER DEAD
Mrs. Mamie stTichIer, Sister of Mrs.
1. NJ. Kelly. of This City, Dies at Her
Home in Pitts5urg-visited in clarks-
burg and Was Well Known Here.

Mr.. and Mrs, i. NJ. Kelly received tac
sad news Tuesday Of the death of Mrs.
Kelly's sister Mrs. Mamie Strichler.
which occurred nj her home in Pitts
4burg that dny The remains were ship
ped from tic late home to ConnelsvilIe.
Pa, where the funeral will occur on
Thursday morning. Mr.. and Mrs. KEEL
" left clarksburg Wednesday morning
for Conncllsvilc to attend tae funeral
Mrs. Strichler was very well known in
this Guy. having vi-iter her sister here
during the summer time for a number
of year.. There are many friends Of
the deceased woman who will hear OF
her death with profound regret and
sorrow.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1904-04-22
CAMP !
INSTITUTED
Branch orderot Sons of Veterans
Instituted in cIarksburg Monday
Night bv Colonel MceIung and
Fifteen Members of Grafton Camp

Col. John W. Mcclung of Grafton,
commander Of West Virginia division
OF the Sons OF Veterans, and fifteen
members of the Grafton camp insti-
tuted a new campnf the order in the
D. X. Reed hall Monday night. The
new camp starts OF with twenty five
charter members, and it has taken the
name Of the Central West Virginia
Camp No. Of the Sons of Veterans,
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1904-04-22
SMALLPOX
in JAIL
Loathesome disease Discovered in
Lewis equity Jail-Two Prisoners
Have Ii.
Special to the Telegram.

Special to the Telegram.
Weston, w. Va, April 80 There
are two cases of smallpox in the conn
ty jail here and Tailor c. w. Talbot
and family and all the prisoners are
undsr quarantine. John Goodwin, a
Harrison county prisoner has the dis
ease, but has about recovered. The
other patient is Fred Terrell, the bar
Der who has been in so mnch trouble
and tried to kill himself.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1904-04-22
DEEDS PrcnPnRn

Deeds have been put on record here
as follows:
Hilda \. Parish aud others to J. F.
and eddie c. Strather. 4oPs acres, sar-
dis district
w. z. Warner and II. II. King to c.
y. Williams, . lots, Salem.
Wilma .Redman to John o. Brooks
lot. Thimpson street, city.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1904-04-22
HARR1mAN's MOTION DENIED.
BY Associated Press.

BY Associated Press.
81. Paul, Mimi, April 2o-rhc United
States cSrcuit court has denied the mo-
tion of y. II. Hartman and Winslow
Spearce for leave to intervene in the
settlemerx Of the Northern Securities
Company affairs.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1904-12-22

w. Swinderden, the minister from
the Netherlands. Miss Glover was
presented to the diplomat for the
first time at a tea given last spring
at the White House.
Today's wedding ceremony took
place at noon in the church of the
Epiphany, which was thronged with a
fashionable assemblage that includ-
ed members of the diplomatic corps
and many persons prominent in of
fetal life in addition to the Presid-
ent and Mrs. Roosevelt. Bishop Sat
terlee ofticiated. The brides only at
tendant was Miss Isabella Hagner,
who is the social secretary of Mrs.
Roosevelt. The Belgian minister, Ba-
ron Moncheur, was best man.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1904-12-22

of w. ]. Bryan recently de-
livered in Denver. Rev. Coyle is a
Republican, which adds to the high
compliment he pays Mr.. Bryan. In
conclusion he said: THE moral tone
of William J. Bryan's lectures was
both high and intellectual and what
he said was a direct contribution to
what all Christian churches are try
ing to do. What he said on patriot
ism was perhaps the most emphatic
and noble expression l ever heard
on that subject, and the whole infiu-
ence of the lecture was uplifting and
inspiring. His words marked him a
man of which the country should be
Justly proud, and there is no doubt
but that his audiences went home
after his talks with a higher and
broader conception of right"
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1904-12-22

Their conditions for the previous u
hours.
Observer Wright hopes soon to be
able to secure for this station the
forecast reports, and also daily wea-
Their maps. When this is done these
daily forecasts will be published,
sem up and down the railroad line,
and telephoned to all outlying points
possible so that the greatest good
may be done to the greatest number.
Particularly in spring will the
frost warnings be worth thousands
of dollars to the fruit raisers in and
around Roswell. Mr.. Wright has
had much experience with smudge
fires, and he will soon endeavor to
make arrangements with the numer-
GUS ranches for the preparation of
IleSo uICS III Il0lI OIClldIuS 81 ludl
when the frost warnings come they
may be prepared to escape injury
from the fall in temperature.
That the service station is now 10
Gated here, it is assured that our cit
liens will be willing TO meet the gov
eminent more than half way in Sc
curing the full benefits Of the ser
vice.
The daily reports to Washington
only began Monday last, so from now
on the daily weather map issued at
Washington and SEN over the coun-
try will contain the readings from
the Roswell station.
Once there was a time, and that
was not very long ago, when it was
hard to find Roswell on the map.
Now it is pushing itself forward at
such a rapid rate that it appears ev-
en- on the weather map, a place
which is denied to thousands of
towns much larger than Roswell.
Thus step by step Roswell is be-
coming a better place to live in, and
as a factor in this evolution the Gov
eminent Weather Bureau is not the
least.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1904-12-22


Attention is called to the card of
K. K. Scott thai appears in this is
sue. Mr.. Scott is an able attorney
and now has his Office in the Bixby
block, where he is prepared to do a
general practice before all the courts.
Mr.. Scott came here from Gallup sew
eral months ago, and Immediately
demonstrated his long and uccess
full practice at the bar, in his able
and brilliant defense of Will Geaton
in the recent murder trial. Mr.. Scott
has already built up an excellent
practice.