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The Birmingham age-herald., 1904-08-21
Q. D. WILSON AMONG
 THE NUMBER KILLED
IS BROTHER OF W. WALLACE WILL SON OF elRMlNe HAM-FLooDS CAUSED BY cLouDBuRsT-HlG LOSS OF LIFE IN ARIZONA.

El Paso. Tex August 20--Seven lives at least were lost in the flood that swept through the town of Globe, Ariz., and surrounding country The known dead are:
 M. N Mitchell. a Southern Pacific ma chinist and his wife: 0. D. Wilson. clerk; Charles Sims, John Ely, Mrs. Hurd, Mrs. McMoody.
 According to the report of the courier who brought the news of the disaster at Bowie others were drowned besides those named in the foregoing list, but their names are not yet known. The Gila Valley, Globe and Northern railroad tracks were washed out for distance of three-quarters of a mile. Photographic communication with Globe is interrupted and It has been impossible as yet to learn full details of the disaster.
 Globe is located in broad valley that slopes down to Pimal creek, which crosses the main street of the town. The flood was caused by a cloudburst at Pimal, above Globe on Pipal creek.
 0. D. Wilson and Stanley Meentzer. by heroic work, saved many lives. Wilson saved a young woman whom he was to marry, and is reported to have then lost his life in trying to save another.
 The property loss will probably reach half million. Large forces of men are at work reeonstructing the railroad and telegraph lines.
 O. D. Wilson, alluded to in tho above dispatch, Is a brother of w. Wallace Wilson of Birmingham, who is connect ed with the Pennsylvania Hat company. w. W Wilson has had no word from his relatives, although his father, Prof. ". ". Wilson, lives at Benson, Ariz, fifteen miles beyond Bowie. Bowie. Ariz., Is 45 miles from Globe and o. D. Wilson was connected with the railroad at that point. He was 22 years old.
 The lady alluded to In the dispatches as having been saved by MT. Wilson also lives at Bowie, Ariz.
 Leon Wilson, another brother of W. w Wilson, died in Birmingham on August '.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1904-08-21
KILLED FROM AMBUSH.
Death In Mississippi Thought to Be Re
 suit of Lone-standing Feud.

Mobile, August 2o.-A special to the Register from Laurel, Miss says that last evening while w c. Windham, E. Windham and J. T. Blakely were going home from Tallahala Swamp, about two miles from Bay Springs, Miss, they were fired upon by an assassin from ambush, and w. c. Windham was
The Birmingham age-herald., 1904-08-21
shot in tLs breast by a Winchester

shot in tLs breast by a Winchester rife bullet
 His horse ran about eighty yards, v-hen Windhan fell off, dead man. The shooting is believed to be a result of the Ainsworth- -Windham feud in Smith county, Sloan Ainsworth having recently been killed by one of the Windhams. Further trouble is expect ed, as the other factions are heavily armed. There is no clue to the assas- sin,
The Birmingham age-herald., 1904-08-21
who surrounded the Presidents carriage

who surrounded the Presidents carriage tried to reach the carriage.
 Secret Service Officer Taylor, one of the presidents personal guards sprang from a cab In which he was following the car riage of the president and seized the man before he reached the carriage steps.
 Taylor forced him back to the sidewalk. warning him not to again attempt to reach the president in so unceremonious a manner. Whatthe mans object was mo- body knows.
 The President was greeted with enthus- tactic cheers at the Oyster Bay station. As he appeared upon the platform of his car the President acknowledged the greet ing by lifting his hat.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1904-08-21
APPOINTMENTS ANNOUNCED.
Several Promotions Are Made on the
 Southern, Effective September i.

Washington, August 2o.-The Southern announces the following appointments. ef- fective September 1:
 Lincoln GreenS general freight agent. Atlanta vice E. A. Mel resigned.
 George R. Browder, assistant general freight agent, Atlanta, vice Lincoln Green promoted.
 George G. Thompson. Jr.. division freight agent, Birmingham, vice George
The Birmingham age-herald., 1904-08-21
"Societyu Criminals.

From the New York Commercial.
 Tn dealing with offenses by criminals of previous good social standing we rare- ly look beyond the offender himself to consider the welfare of the community, says George W. Alger in the August At lantic. If for example, man steals and,
The Birmingham age-herald., 1904-08-21

The Salvation army has gone to work to give to the children of the poor a pie mic at Elkdale on August 27. In their endeavor they are assisted by the local afternoon paper and the prospect is bright flor a pleasant day for many children. The street railway has donated the cars ito convey the children to the park and several citizens have contributed cash and edibles
The Birmingham age-herald., 1904-08-21

Commencing Wednesday. Aug. 24, open trailers vii be run on the East Lake line after 3 o'clock p. nn.. for the accommodation of h @ women and children wish ing to spend the afternoon at East Lake.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1904-08-21
Browder promoted.

BfoWder promoted.
 Randall Clifton, division freight agent, Raleigh N. C.. vice George G. Thomp- son. Jr., promoted
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-12-09

6 M 6 nj II e M d II >.
&riltiansian6s Srofprer, Sfolebeltp=
rer 6. Mrneien> far frobe0t Jig @ien=
polg til &om,nebeitprelien. ST. Mr'
me- en far / 81 Mor libbet / &oml,nez
ltpret, beraf % Mar / Tormanoi fobet
Sc ii6ite 10 Mor far fan Deret &oz
ml.ne1s Srbfgrer, - poEgt bertil me0
begge 8artiers Stemmer.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-12-09

Gil Direftgr for aas
2an6brngsbgiifole er ub11ebnt 2a1ros
brugs1folebeitprer / Gaaberg Sells
9oegaorb.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-12-09

&obber fierp 81 IL
let. Den %befienote ipenlfe @roslere
og @r11beipefltlont Yebrion bar u11=
oeripgt &pitpangifjerpet, 6 &tlometer
fra Mptrgen / Sbniet, og flnoet e.,
bre6 Gang al &obbermolm> ser lpres
oribber6ig. Ser ifol MT lGttcs
igong &rppeorift meo to Gtoller.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-12-09
1i$t1t
8ru8e,, al en- Mr,,. &iertefpsbpn,.
8unbe lite ipife. fopc el1er gaa.
ST.. Weites' $eart Cure belbrebebe
fmlbftdnoi8t.

.6ots bet ttfe babbe oaret for ST. M1les' M1ebiet-
ner. baobe leg lite beret iitanb til at ffripe bette grep.
Gor to aar fben. fbfte Stunt. miftebe ies wruse, at
min oenitre arut. tunbe tntet ubrette u,eb ben % fanbe
fun bepese ben neb @ielp at min bptre @aonb. M,it
9ierte Dor ioa ioa9t, at leg life funbe fobe on, statteu
for Neutrality-suspicious. Seq bar fps belt isiennem us
funbe intet fpife. Seq bleo iaa fpae, at leg life tun&
9aa uben at bin9le foua en- bruffen Manb, % min @ns,
lese fasoe. at ban funbe intet sipre for mig. Seq bapbe
fa tterte @merter. at ies bleb nafen bib. SEQ fuube
lite BRUCE Morfin eler Opium. ba bet fun gip..s mig
perre. Goa tom ies til OF te1fe paa ST.. Miles' Scart
Cure os gf"rpiue. os 10 mere ies tentte poa bet. bes
mere pnfteoe 1s at foripse bet. Seq itreo til ST. Miles'
Mibieal So. ON 9aab. fom jes fu1ste efter 8osftancn.
Seq TON ibas iise. at ies er slob peb at jog eiorbe BET,
%etterfom leg ct EFT fritz &o,nbe MI; fan orbeibe bg tau
saa 10 til tire Mi1 uben 8efper. Seq fan osfaa after
BRUCE MIN Nrm faa 9pbt 5om1 nosenfinbe. Sc neb life.
1oor t9tnemmel19 leg erf or bis{e %itprarteoe Meotciller,
Or. Wti1es' Stem Peart Cure Dg yterpile. Seq tror ST..
Mtles' !Meb.cirer e. be bebfe | @erben. Dg Dpis jog
itnlbe blioe fgg t9ien. bible ieg 9ipre bet famine pm
igien. 9tebteinerne bialp pgiaa min Batter Dioa lao
Sem, nea js. billie bore iitter poo, at &,ren por
9ar.s. boiltet jeY& NJ oeo er S,lfelbet. -Mrs. Graut
2oDnt8. Mlen. Mid.
x1 %a: y %p s4 s;,, tS19 Sros Ds ts3ero''t s;2;n ben IT,. ,.r Is
Bog pm gleroefitet og Pierteip9bDmme. abreste:
9r. Mtiles' Mebical Co., gltbart, Snb.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-12-09
@pprIebcs man mnbgaar 9pftpr

@burlebes rta,t nnb9aar 9oftur,
re9ntn9cr. Sabrifonten al 9r. &c.
ters &urifo mootager n9iten 6aglig
Yrebe fra Soft, iom er bleben fe6e at
Sc %epin0elige 9oftorregninger, bar
opgipet 9oftorering % gjennem 9r.
8eters &11rifo fun6et Sl1n6beo %
2Dffe. 86lgenoe 8reb er ct at mani
ge. Set ct fra ST. Sobn @rtcfion,
1913 Canton ct, @orren, Ha., og er
6oteret Sen 80. Mpril 1904: Set
pil6e bore mig nmuligt at fortellc
alt set go6e, 9eres Me6icin far giort
for mig. @eft quo moo leg taffc
Dem for Sen un6erh1l6e Me6ictn, Sc
tilbirfer. Sen bar iparet mig en- feel
Gel &engeuoleg. 6or omtrent to
@or iioen be9pn6te leg at BRUCE De'
res &urifo, og ii6en 6enne Si0 bor
ieg life babe ne6ig at betale itore
Doftorregninger. Seq er GLAD ober.
at leg tom til at leie r&eileoeren".
Seq ien6te % efter ct @11iin SLATER
&urifo og b1ep beIbreoet. Seq er nj,
frtif og bar go6 Mppetit."
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-12-09
yalhVauasvsvaval
. noroe. =

Brop{t s.. 2an6ftob
@iospolo, 5olme6igteren 2onoltaos
5sr, ipger Mfife6.
8eiret % g f.
e n. 6or en- uge ii6en fom @interen
til acknowledgements meo 20 @ro-
oers anloe og nogle Somrner Sne,
}om ;miolertio mi er tpet a6itilltg
eort uu6er Sc 1ibfte Cages Mtlobetr,
ifripes Sen Is. Nobember. @nonu
er ser BOG ct meget beloigt Gbre for
Sfogoriften.
@ob Ians e e L.
Eoa Soefprer ScbjplbergS % &onl1l
@ebrlous @obberglansfelter pco
9romoelp / @orianger far pGret Orc
net G~rgpeorift meb 10 Ma1t0 Cont
mer. gnoel al Sen ltopunone Mfal1m
fal It'll ie1oes &aafioroS @erf til
Ioripgsimeltning. Mfon letter ito
re Sorboobninger til 6elterne, 1om er
So @ilometer breoe og 25 &tlomc=
ter la,tge.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-12-09
$500 geltnnins $500

9ette 8la6s 2eiere bill bore for,
neieoe ODER at erfore, at ser / oct
mtnolte er en- frpgtet 5Dg6om> iom
8ioenifaben er blebet / 5tono til at
fnrere | ale 6ens @td6ter, % set er
&atarn5. @all'5 @atarrb Cure er
BET eneIte birfeltge &elbreoeliesmio=
Del, 2egeitanoen fien6er. Do So
tarnb er EN- fonititutionel @pg6om,
fororer Ben en- fonititutionel 8eban6-
ling. &al1's @atarrb Cure tages
tn6, btrfer 6irefte paa 8Iooet %
@ltmbinoerne / 5pitemet, tilintet-
.gier 6erDeo Spg6ommens Moriog og
giper &atienten @tprfe peb at opbpg.
ge &onititutionen og bieIpe @qturen
til at gigre fit Mrbeibe. @ierne bar
iaa megen Giltro til bets belbre6en-
De &raft, at Sc tilbpoer ct bun6reoe
Dollars for bbert EiIfeloe, bpor
1enne Me6icin lite bebirfer &elbre-
belle. Sfrib efter 2iite % @i6nes.
bpr6. Silffrib
S. S. @benep & 60, Eoleoo, s..
5alges bog apotbefere.
&aq'S GarnilD 8ilIs e. Sc beofte..
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-12-09

Gen tu6erenbe Il n g.
5 M. timber Mobn at Georges ltl'
6erenoe ungooms Mfbolosforburo"
5tifteoes / @ri1tianta sen ID. Mopem-
Der en- Screening for afboloSfolt
blau6t gleberre beo Georges be1ere
ltn6erpisningsonltalter.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-12-09

en- 30 otorbogn t911tes til
@aarer lat igo,,g mellem @tenfier 90
@pobammer, meooeles fra &rono-
hiem. Mnoragenoe ON @on1eslion CT
inoqipet af Sobon Meller, @tenfigr.
8eo at leQge 8eie1 fra Mamso$ fpo=
efter oper 2ar6 un6gaar maj bet
1tpoqe @ip1tDffe oper Tol6en og fan
besuoen fom1me ru1tere frem.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-12-09
5PUR.oN5

har en- fortrinlig virkning paa Hjarnen o.
Nerverne. bet styrker Livskraften og er ct
sikkert Middel for Kvinder og Mend, hvis
Nerver er svekkede og slappede som F61ge at
overanstrengende Arbejde, ufornuftig Leve.
Wis eller Udskejelser. En- 8ske "Spur-ons''
vii hja1pe dem og overbevise dem ON dens
udmaerkede Egenskaber. Pris paa en- Ksk
Soc. Fri Legeraad. The TsiMsH Medicine
90, 36 Dearborn ST., Chicago, III.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-12-09

- Del bor / sSpllonb, lige n1eaet
bbor. 8iifoppen ipdrger en- 9reng,
life al Sc intl6eIte:
u&an Oh nepne mig cit 8pn?"
Drengen tier mooben6e. Spgrgs>
r1aolet gjentages. Solnme &elultat.
aobrD0er 8iifoppen:
r&jenoer gu ga 1let ingen 8gn=
ner?"
gu flarer set op / Drengens Mn.
ligt.
r@oa-oob, iou a finner 0loe>
1nuers bal1fe 8gnner oa 8e6lte,
muers &affebenner, men a tgffe:
be61t ON Sc 1t6ite."
@fSominottoner1 bar en6t fpr ban;
G~e6fommen6e.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-12-09

l1em. MnOrage1l0c ON SW1le'llo1t el
inbgipet af Sobon Msller, @tentl@r.
8e6 at legge @eie1t fra Nomscs ipo-
| efter oper 2ar6 nn6gaar man bet
1tpgge @ipitpffe oper 8oloen og fon
6esu6en fomme roifere frem.
6 omnueIofaIe or 6 l.
perum. @lperums 9l= % Ginlom-
loa bellutte0e poo efstrooroinGr &C.
neralfori omling at be6toge ct al 8pg=
meter Mrneien, &riitiania, inogipet
Mnbu6 ONT 9pfdrelle al ,&omnne- og
6eltipitetsGofale. 8pgningen pil TO-
lte omfring 100000 &roner og for
uoiettes p%aobegpnot / oen nermeite
Sremti6.
grand poa 2an6sbDg=
5 e II. &ope6bpgningen poa @oarben
@upelbroaten / eli er n%eobrenot.
@ooroen tilbgrte S11rer Eanoberg.
Sloen opitoo / ferite @toge, og Be-
boerne, iorn iob / 26en @toge, fit
reb6et fig / ii6ite @ieb1if, norslet
at en- Mano> iom baboe beret uoe
ON Mftenen, % iom, ioet ban Tom
biem, Ioa set br9r6e.
@orenfriber 81 j G.
BONG Mellem Sarlsberg 1pger
Mflfe6. @orenifrtperen, ser MI er
rs Mor gommel, CT &on0i6ot fra
1850 og bleo 110nepnt / lit @nnbeoe /
1884. Ti6li9ere bar ban onlot /
5inons6eportementet, bbor ban efter=
boonoen bar oDonceret til @fspeot<
tionsiefreter. &on pnlfer for 81
SEN life @enItcn.
@rnbeoIg. Sire @aar0brlt<
gere / Score Mumebol far / bisie 9o=
&c ioIgt flere Sfierp til 6'&rr. 6.
@omn1erpiQe og g. Senien / @riiti=
ami. @fierpene er beliggen6e /
Mlpefieloene / Score og ifal beient.
lig fgre @obberert1er &ipbeI l1mmen
1fol bore $1,000 &r. 5omttoig bor
Sc nepnte &errer forpagtet Ell Gan6=
falls, iom Ifal ubnptteS til CRUDE
1riften.
S Stotsrooo ct Ober]t 6.
81. 81. 81. &robn u6nebnt til Gene
ralmaior og @bef for Eron6bjemife
8rigo6e. @ireft6r 8. 6cbjpll er
u6nepnt til 9irefter for sen norife
@nfefasie og NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
g. 96egaar6 til Direft6r for Morges
2orr0br11gsbgilfole. @fsam. pborm.
80. 8. 8rott ct me66elt 8epilling til
at 0riDe Mpotbefet poa Notob6en /
&iteroale1t. &irfeianger og 2erer /
&iter6ol .. 6. @m1ge er for lang %
fortjenltf1l6 @irfiombe6 tilitaaet Me=
6alien for 8orger6ao0 @gIp. @om<
me @eoolie er ogiaa tilltaoet SDr=
pogter s. S. @torlteen og 2ensmano
/ Maas9 Saul Sre6rifien.
Or. Ole 8uIl, Sen fremro=
genoe 9ienlege / &riitianio, bor
Eenfet 372 fortrinlige Eegninger /
@on6farpe al g g6omstilfel6e / 9iet
og 9ret til timber litetet / Cambridge,
England. 9e ct alle 6remitillinger
of tppiife % iielone Silfel6e fra
bans 36 Mars &rafsis iom &ofpi=
tals- og Brioatlege, og Sc gjgr @pg.
6ommen anifuelig me6 en- Mpiogtig=
be6 og &ealisme, lom iiel6en bor be-
ret opnaaet. ST.. Ole 8ulI bor naoet
Ell bpt @ra6 at fremrogen6e Sefnif,
og bans Gegninger belio6er allie 6or=
belle be6, at 2egen er fin egen Segne.
meter. ST.. Ole Bull bor mootagd
nniberiitetets Sat / en- ierlig 6orm
at %n6merfelie.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-12-09

Srfan nor6enfiel6 3.
Gorle0en Scat bar Der / Sn0bittere1
roiet en- frpgtelig Orfan. Gen bare
Sc fu,t ct Bar elmer, men forpol6te
o6ifillig Sfabe % neorep Ell npop-
fbrt StuebDgning, iom @iere,1 netop
,bab6e facet iitan6 til at flptte IND /.
SS1tet Menneife Tom tilifaoe. st 9sblt
er ogiaa ne6blait og nogle 8aooe
ifa6et.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-12-09
Tallit ffmlbe itirre ps / Pjnene,

Tal1it ffnlbe itirre ps I Djmene,
ON hi oltt6 1f1tlbe iplge bore 10 9olf.
eleftriife Domebelter n&alfDria"
for fl1n $3.50. @or S%ortieneite lig'
ger / 6e go6e &eIultoter, bore 8elter
olti6 piier, og 6erbe6 giper os &ao5
/ 6remtioen at faa pore ful6e &riier.
81 bill en6nu ielge 500 uGolfpria"
Domebelter for $3.50. Sen6 Maol
ON 2ibet, 8elbbet FAINT opgib Spm{'
toner.
&alfpria electric &elt g.,
1923 Melrpie st., Chicago, Sl.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-04-09
THE GUARANTEED cArARRH CURE.
C. D. sturm & Co. Win Return Money if
Hyomei Fails-No Stomach Dosing.

Hyomei has made SO many cures of
the most chronic and deep seated cases
OF cat'rrrh that sturm & Co. consider
it specific in this disease.
They extend an invitation to ali
catarrh sufferers to call at their store
and purchase Hyomei outfit with the
distinct understanding that it viii be
absolutely free unless it effects a cure.
The chief reason for the unusual sue.
cess of Hyomei, in the treatment of
catarrhal troubles and other diseases
OF the air passages, is the face that it
cures by a new principle. impregnating
the air you breathe with healing and
germ-killing halsams. On this account
it reaches the seat Of the disease in a
way impossible to pills, drugs or other
stomach dosing.
Many of Sturm & Co.'S customers who
have suffered with catarrh since child
hood have been cured completely by This
scientific remedy.
The complete Hyomei outfit costs 81.
and consists of an inhaler that can be
carried in the purse or pocket, medi.
mne dropper and a bottle of Hyomei
|xtra bottles can be obtained for Soc,
aking it a most economical remedy for
be cure Of catarrh.
Do not suffer long with catarrhal dis
orders. but get Hyomci outat from
Sturm & Co. under their guarantee to
return the money if it fails. You run
no risk whatever. II it cures, the treat
ment IS not expensive, while lit fails,
sturm & Co. win refund your money.
and it costs you absolutely nothing.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-04-09

scheme to keep out of jail. lie knew
Of the crowded condition of the tenn
porary prison and also knew tnata at
times 1t was so full that he would es-
cape his full sentence altogether. 50
Thursday morning when he was dragged
out of the bat cage and taken before
acting Mayor Cole he suddenly remem.
bered that he was terribly sick and was
almost in need Of a physician. He look
real sick and the acting mayor took
pity on MIN and suspended his sentence
50 he could 90 and consult a doctor or
have a hospital ambulance call for him.
But Pat was soon wrapped up in the
intoxicating fumes of Book beer and for
got all about doctors, hospitals, police
courts, coppers and prison bars. II was
not long until he was back again like
the proverbial black cat, who would
not leave home.
At the next morning session Of police
court Patrick played the same trick
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-04-09
THREW A FIT" IN POLICE COURT.


To one who ever witnessed that funny
act called utopia" which Al. C. Field
used to wind up mis- minstrel show with
several seasons ago, the performance
given in police court Saturday morning
by one of the city's most regular -egulars
would have been equally as ludicrous
il not more so than the comedians in
that once funny olio sketch.
Pat Sullivan, who halls from the oily
town of Salem down the railroad track.
was the star performer, Pat is a regular
visitor at police court. He has paid
his respects TO the city officials after
having been gently urged to by the diff
ferent members of the city police force
seven times in the past two weeks and so
many times before that that it would
be useless waste OF time to count
them up on the docket. Pat certainly
likes his booze. The fact that he comes
from Salem accounts for that.
Two or three days ago Pat figured out
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-04-09
First presbyterian.

The regular services viii be held in
the First Presbyterian church sunday,
At. lO45 a. m. divine worship. with a
sermon on the subject, -Enmity to Evil
from the text, Il Came Not TO Bring
Peace, But a Sword" Popular services,
with gospel hymns, at 5 P: m. The SUD
ieet Of the evening sermon will be 'sTrue
Hinship." In this sermon the pastor
will speaa Of the perplexing problem,
eShall We know each other in the life
beyondi" Mrs. Harrison Albright will
sing Inc Junior c. +. viii meet Sab
bath afternoon at four o'clock and the
Senior c. f. at Ills Sabbath evening
Strangers cordially welcomed TO all the
church services.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-04-09

he did the day before. Acting Mayor
Cole let him off as before, but after ne
had gone the thing presented itself in
the right light in the acting mayors
mind. He thought the matter over and
schemed scheme.
Patrick was up again Saturday morn
ing. lie marched in the room with his
head down, and at once began to look
terribly sick. He assumed an expression
on mis- countenance that looked as though
he was in the last stages of consumption
The acting mayor went through the us
nal routine of questions and answers
but when he was through said in a
stentoriar voice;
'sren days in Jail, Patrick, and you
will have to stay there every day OF
the ten"
Then the show began.
Look at him." said Policeman Simms,
''He's going to throw ft.'
Pat grabbed his sides with his hands
and looked wild.
Looking around on the floor by his
feet, he selected soft spot. laid himself
down very carefully, taking great eau.
ton that he would not oyer-exert him
self, and began his fit.
1t was simply rich. He looked like
a mud turtle on its back trying to get
turned right side up again. The spasms
lasted for good spell, but when Pat
saw they were all of no avail he got
well again. The cops then hustled him
of to the county jail, where he now lin
gers. in durance vile, with great stress
of mind and terrible thirst.
One other plain drunk followed. Pat
to the cells. He had been fined three
iollrs and costs and in default was going
to stay in jail for three days
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Golf Methodist Episcopal.

900 am, class meeting, J. U. Thorn
leader; GAS, Sunday serooi. J. I. Alex.
ander, superintendent; lo.45 public wor.
ship and sermon, topic, prayer" by
Miss Minnie Shay, evangelist of Phila
delphia, Pa; go pm, special evangel'
isfic services led by Miss Shay; Z pm
Epworth League devotional service, sub
ject, Two Standards of Life q. Q
McCarty leader. Solo by Mrs. Morris
500 p. m. public worship and sermon
by the Rev. D. L. ASH, ID, presiding
elder Clarksburg district. All are cor
daily invited to attend these services
s X. Arbuthnot, pastor.
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West End Methodist Sunday School.

Sunday school is held every Sunday
morning in the West End school house
under tas auspices of Golf NJ, E. church
at 9.30 O'Clock. An earnest and cordial
invitation Is extended to all the resi-
dents Of this section to attend this
school. Teachers are provided for all
ages. The session is but one hour long
closing in time to permit those in at
tendance to reach their places Of wor-
ship.
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Roman Catholic

Regular services Will be held at the
Church of the Immaculate Conception
Sunday, conducted by Fathers Reynolds
and Schooner. Low mass will be celebrat.
ed at 500 in the morning; high mass at
1880 o'clock. Sunday school convenes
at 2;3O o'clock in the afternoon.
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A Thoughtful Man.

NJ. NJ. Austin, of Winchester, Ind,
know what to do in the hour of need.
His wife had such an unusual case Of
stomach and liver trouble, physicians
could not help her. He thought OF and
tried DIR. Kings New Life Pills and She
got relief at once and was finally cured.
Only 25c, at F. c. BANDS drug store.
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TALK IS CHEAP

But the guarantee given by Loar &
White on every suit OF clothes and every
piece of goods they sell, is a solid and
substantial reality, this guarantee is
given because they sell good goods, that
stand the test of wear. This truth is
verified and proven by all who visit this
popular store. artist
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-04-09
Bible Class Meeting.

The Bible class viii meet every Tues.
day evening at 100 o'clock in the par.
lors of the Young Mems Christian As.
sociation. The learer is J. II. Hamilton.
The class is composed of ministers and
Sunday school teachers of the various
churches.