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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-04-05
HeIIan Mining Syndicate

Oct ipeciele SiIblto ON at gipe 100
"SbareS" / Sileift eller &rGmie til
enbper, ioqn iuoieuote 5000 for 1000
Chores, er fra MI al opbGpet %
tilbagefalot. Gnoos 9eitpreIienS Sor'
pentninaer er operite9ne al De ~ieileite
efterretniuger fra Winernc.
NirpGrenbe gftieeiere bill foa NOR.
mere @eifeb ienere entcn gierrnen
bette 9lao eller peo GirfulPre, cIer
sc fan iom fsr tilifripe SeIm @i.
ming Spnoicate 212 & 213 Ircnoe
Building, Seattle, @aib., eIler Sui.
s. Sopperitao, Secorab, ga.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-04-05
6n genial StaIieneraut. sspr min

VII genial SfnltencrgIit. Spr min.
ore eno bunoreoe gar iioen bar bet urt
Iter rmuli9t at ienbe SuoIfab fra ei
Steo eller Sonb til ct annct. Set maatic
'enSes meo Seit elIer Stposppsn bull.
let bar baaee lan9iunlt % niitfert.
Saa tOm Sompitibeue % S~ernbanerne,
Der bar ct nmaaNeIist 5remitribt. On.
helis bIeo SeIesraieu Opiuubet; ben
glorpe bet muljgt peb Si9lp al @leftris
cttet at ienoe Suoifab 9iennem Ell Res
tnltraao ira ct Steb til anoet. Sette
braate / SioenS Sob ben belle Seroen /
nple 5crbinoelie. VT itrGtfe otSic Srao.
DC oar boabe beipHrligt % toitbart, %
Storm pg llucir aibrpb pite al &pmmu.
nttatlon. Gnouioere, oct bar lite mn,
Ii9t at iGtte fig i 6~Orbinbelie mcb ct
SfIb paa Saoet. Giternt Stibet bapoe
Iorloot Sopncu meo pore Sirre ON.
boro, bar nUglc WimutterS Bitten meo
9aauoen Oct cucltc Sinoeleo; bereiter
~foripanot DC / 9tattens Mulm % Ntprfe,
tnbt lor pS, tnotIl Dc onfpm til rGIte
Sapn. Stte laG icng, tuttci uGre ben
ttaltenIte 8ut, bOiS 9t0uu er blepcn be.
rGmt Dem 9onlte &eroen poer. @ra=
lleImp Wnrcont bar 9iprl bet muliot
Tor pS at ieAoe Sub itab oicnncm 2uiteu
ioen SirIp al WtetoItrano. Soaa tan
" tale meo bore &iGre, meocns be er
bunoreoer al Mil bOrte, mipt noe poa
S0oct. Set er i~ittcrlig en- al be uioun.
oerIi9ltc CpinocIier, Der n~ossuIinNe er
bIepen Qiort, ia, Oct CT nritcn umuliat
lor Melmcitcaanoeu at latte BET.
NIItorlcu pticr, at &erNeu ira Gic til
nlocn CT hlCpcu inolencS U~uerraitct ueb
SlnIomltcn al Ct Sent Der / Strait al en-
0lounrcrllQ Guuc bar iO%ritaact at ira.
prllte Naiurcn cit al hens Ssmmeliobe.
her. gcttc bnuote Ia / Slutuinaen al
bet otlCnoc ~glarbunNrcoe bet luifcoes
9omle II. Yster Gabrucu neoe / Wtnrps
lambs Slcr9e 9leunCm Suoicr oa Gr,
pertmcuttr mco 8oturtuS lroeubs llrter
al prcparCre en- MebJcu, Der bar prret
Ct 'dooon &eliiQucI'c Tor DC 9ipense
SGiIc Sr9emtnoeL iltuot moer Gnorei
Er. Scter'S SuuitO, bar urrst / Srua /
ooer hunoreNs Slr, men bar life prrst
lpTrt mcaet optrtcrtt, "a Tnbritanteu
loretrTtter al laoc MicOicincu irloe ia
lclp &roit al lit cset 8Qro. Giters
'per9'eIcn oerslicr al pore 9anoSmpnp
ber Saucrt bar nntnQct iemmelio iturr
6orbOlOC. Eeme Meoicin er inrSelss
puoet % meo 9fetie: tbi ben iporer
8pttorre9nlu8er / bosrt Siem. Zen
ilIbtreoes III Oi ben Qomle Gottprs
Raone % SpnueigH (per ielu sr en-
CANNED Nauo). Get er life en- gpp.
tbeters Dteotcln men irlaes eirefie iii
6orbrugerue al 6nbriIautcn. Or. 9e,,r
6nbrnep, l12-ll4 Gu. Spnne gpe
Chicago, 81.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-04-05

SniunetionS. CONNER aaoanaqh
/ Gbicnao uoiteote bcit 296e Wart8
SliunctionS MOB 7 arbeioerl,riouer,
iom Ieocr | Strio meo II 5obrifer.
Sr0reu iorbp6cr life alcne De Z ssor.
cningerS WeoIenmer, me- cgiaa en-.
bpcr onocn, iom itour / Sorbuno mcb
Dem at bctrGoe 6en @rnnS og 6c
%erfItcorr, tpor DC II Sirmaer Sri.
per 5orretning.>
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-04-05
SecDrab % Smegll.
Zen ste april 1904
Mract lib az ct 7saar.

Ole z. Sunbe al Maoiion Comm.
ibip eier ct Snnr, iom sop 11A Grno
lilo, Ga SET blep flippet Den 24be
Marts. Set or Ct Gam ira 1908, off.
ioa omfring 1 9or gnmuelt. 0et
hor life prret fIippet Tor. On Gel
al llIoeu err 10 Sonmter lang.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-04-05
Tprfrsinmelie.

Sc &on SopberitnS, Ser bar oGret
| Il. 2. GrprciSfompnniS Siereitc /
he iioitc . Anr. ellrr Itge iibcu ban
bar en- @itt. i0et ban ierit par "9icS.
ienaer" meflcu Secorah og Gnltrar
% iencre bIep icnOt hib og bio, huor
ertra SipIp tiItrUuateS, er MI bIeoer
fat ouiot icm aompnnietS Igcnt |
Rep Sampton. Gette taller bel for
sem rnae Suppcrita0.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-04-05
Gicnopms hansel / Canoe.

SrpSrene Ole OF anorcip Daniel.
Ton innIt Giuar Yetcrion bar fisbt
bner lin "6ortp" at Den iaafoIbtc
Rdtber.Sarm. Risbeinmmen bar
6000 Dollars. RoromrnSene err fom.
met onertpaa ! Canoe mi. Sioligere
oar Oct Spiferite, Tom fisbte 2aubet
az Rorbmpnoene; III err Oct Roro'
nlGro, fom fisber 2ano al Spifcrne.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-04-05
Imerifanerc | 9po. Gen omt

gmerifanere | NpS. Scn ameri.
fanlfe @enerolfoniitI / aapItaoen inc.
beretter til Observation-Disclosures /
8albington, at 6orrctningslipet pe6
Slap @ooe Saa6 lioer urtbcr ct bnur6t
Erpt % at Silienoer al amerifanere
be'tnoer Jig ! ooorlige Smit9noigbe.
Der. Soniulen ietber ct apiSuofIip,
bpori Soro IilnOr erfI9rer, at set
SagIig bliper pGrrc og pGrre. Solb.
inotegterne aoar neo, og itore Sta.
rer er arbeioslsie.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-04-05
2cttcIic iur Settlcrc. Senat

ScttcIic iur Settlerc. Senatet peS.
tog / iorri9e use ct Sorilas, iom er
beregnct pan at brinse Settelie for De
Scttlere, ionl peS en- II. g. &sieIt..
retstieubelie er bortpiit ira fine Siem.
lteber paa 8isconiin Gentralbaneus
Snuo / Set llorolige @isconiin. Get
beitemmer, at Be bortpiite SettIere ifal
babe &et til at erbperpe Jig ct NOT
Sonleiteoo, % at i ina 5aIb, ben Sio
&c bar opbolot fig paa oct Sanb, 81
MI bar mnottet forlabe, ifal regneS Dem
tilgobc, iouleoes at I. Or. en- Yeano,
iom bar boet fire aor paa oct isrIte
SomeIteno finn bebsuer at~bo ct aar
pna oct npe, isr ban fan PROBE" op.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-04-05

t'oliaere geiIutnins ansaacnbc Ger.
~ttfttoter til SGrere o. .2nrerinoer.
Ge oneitIige Graminatorer maa fife
aioiteoe Gertififatcr til nogen, iom
ute fager en- mn Gramen.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-04-05
MQiipn Inn

Wilton inn. Senator aaiion fra
Soma reiite ben 3Ote ira @aibiuaton
paa 8ritnb al Sp9bom. San isler
Snerte / grpitet. Sans 2eae, Or.
Hidaroion, tiger, at Spsoommen life
er %aloorlig. og at ben 9amle sc.
nator blot bebspcr Soile.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-04-05
Siclp til Sploatcrhie1n.

Siclp til solSatcrbie1m. llnser.
Itsttet al Grilmpader ira Snoiana %
Bill ira California, foreiIos acn.
9resmnno Sobn Sinb fra @inneapo.
lis ben Bite Quarts iom amenoment
til siaen ON forifieuise llStpainger,
at Staternes SoIoaterbiem ifal faa
500 ON Iaret ior bper SoIoat, iom
DC bgier. Ssr bar a~onsresien gipet
500 for bier SoIbat, iom ooerbra.
ger i'm Eeniion til ben Stat, bpor Be
bsrer biemnle, os $50 for bper Col.
bot, iom unblaber set. Gu foreIaar
Sinb, at ale ifal itiaes paa Iige SOB,
% at De, iom beboloer i'm Eeriion,
ifal agtcS fer lise goo meb DC andre.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-04-05
Sra 6opeoitaoen.
Senatur WclIuns ssuriIoo

sendtOr 0eliuns Sor1as ON Sp.
%rettelie al en- 10000 scres itor sfos.
releruation Iinneiotu bIeb / fotrise
Hse inSitiaet til geotageIie al Sena.
tets 2anofomite.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-04-05

IStlialgs. - 111H gcres; spoe
SpgninSer. 9l9er. eng, Stop % ale
rlmeliae SetuemmelI9beoer. Sfole Iiae peo
Sdrmeu; Saalis Bot paa SIaoieu. u. Sau,
len, HoIite ], Gallon, Minu. 33a3
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-04-05
Notwithstanding
Den 2Den apriI.
reesrab n otertaser.
Den men apriI.

9erruoc grin. ~. 100 B;Io..s4 49, a5. o,
9ino'hei rr. 100 ssiso...... c.i5 lag
2lerer. Or. o Sliiit. -. 80. o.oo-Io.o,
War. Cash ~t.oo-I.oo
Sdoce loatsb casa or SIi1s-, B-S
Wnis tcornLcash 81. BIZ. -. 5)-5S
Siuo frvel. Ettb-. pr .Bn.... %
gne bariey) Sttbr. 81. S-.. $50
lib. cash 80. ............ 1915
Girpr, nr. Ruso. .......... l3-,o
Veg. pr. 9uiin. III
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-04-05

mtnneasoiis ess,.srti...
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-04-05

SuAntS SllI ON, ar 0et 1tltl0e bore
'troftbdrt at mootaae S~ribiQctter,
mar Den, iom foor Dem. cr @mbcSs.
mnub eQcr SegiSldtlirmeolcm. Stem.
merne TOO Boa tcnuuelia Iiac, i0et
% itemte for 9illen oa 81 imo6.
Gn Solnon+Siu al SelpiS peoto.
geS. Gen tiger at SaIooner / 9ncr.
Tom life bar 5000 Suobpaacre ellcr
mere, tan lllffcS otter 8 Mars @c-
ItaoeL noar % TrocCnt al Sc item.
mcbercttiache iorIanaer set. Seuo.
ret biinINt Sirict& @ia ON, at Sern.
bouerne ifoI aioe arcahlraflcnSere
fri &%eforbriug. Sigciaa peotoacS
Here andre 6oriIoa. @ncr al auhen
&laSlc ifoI flnmc irtte iia / 8ieIb for
at ifafie iig Sanouerf % SeperS.
@icIoen ulna BOG life poeritiae 215
Eroceut al ben ifutbare SormIe.
Staten ifaI fitnne nfbGnSc Ger oa
iorlaOte Soualer. Ecripucr ifaI fitn.
he ioranbre 1T Naou poa Imsanina
I'll 9ouutpclerfcu. $4,000 ifnI an.
petoeS til ct Nouument oper Sc col.
batter ira Soma, Tom Iidaer bcsrooeSe
| Anoeronoinc.
Sriet neateSe at icranSre lin tbs.
ltaerc @eiIutniur nnaaaenbe ct Srun.
ferbiem; et iaaoant bliuer iaaIeSes
life pprettet. Get iditboISer ogiaa i'm
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-03-31
WOODMEN
INITIATE
Four Candidates at a Largely Attended
Meeting and Elaborate Banquet
is INDUCED in.

cIarksburg Camp, No. ., woodmen Of
the World, had an enthusiastic meeting
Wednesday night in its lodge room in
the knights Of Pythias hal. 1t was a
special meeting for the purpose Of be-
slowing military rites and the goat was
well groomed for the occasion. -Four
rode it, namely. William S. Meyers. S. A.
Sticiney, Fred. A. olds and THAR
Springs. The Salem camp, numbering
twenty-five members, attended and par
ticipated in the exercises. After the
initiation ceremonies an elaborate ban.
quet was indulged in in the lodge room
and several very appropriate speeches
were made The attendance was un-
usually large and the interest was deep.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-03-31
SEVEN DRINKS ARRESTED
AND ALL WERE DEAD BROKE

Seven prisoners were hauled out of
the Bat Cage in the Hall of Signs at
police headquarters Thursday morning
and taken before Mayor Grille for hear
ing. AL had been arrested for getting
booty. Each one acknowledged his guilt
and the Mayor assessed fines of five dol.
lars and costs on six of them. The
seventh was given three dollar fine as
it was his first offense while the other
six were old FOUNDERS. Not penny was
found on the whole bunch and they were
all marched off to Jail, six for five days
and the seventh for three days.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-03-31
AN AppREc1Ar1vE PUBLIC.


The making of shoes has risen to quite
an art, and the man who succeeds to-
day is the one who combines style and
durability in a shoe to sell price in
keeping with the quality of the goods
manufactured and stamps his individual
ity upon the shoe. Loar & Waite buy
all their shoes direct from the best fac
tories who have won the very highest
reputation in the art of shoe making
and when you buy a pair OF shoes at
their store you can always depend on
getting what you want, because their
long experience in the shoe business has
given them the experience to know a
good shoe from bad shoe. mar3l-lt.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-03-31
SAMPLE LINE OF MACHINERY
WILL BE EXHIBITED

R. B. Coleman, of Columbus, Ohio,
and R. Jason Hart, of Marietta, Ohio,
representing the J. ]. Case Thresning
Machine Company of Racine, Wisconsin,
were in the city Thursday and Friday
looking for suitable storage room for a
sample line OF their machinery for this
section. They secured accommodations
with the Mountain State Transfer and
Storage. Company, where their machines
will be on exhibition the next several
months.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-03-31
HISTORY
OF CASE.
Of the Slot Machine in the Superior
Court of the State, As Given by
Charleston Paper.

The Charleston Mail says OF the slot
machine ease decided by the supreme
Court in that city Tuesday:
@The ease was in the nature Of a final
determination on an application for a
writ Of prohibition made 70 Special
Judge W. G. Mathews, in the circuit
court Of Kanawha county, 70 prevent
the justice OF the pease named from
demanding to tine grand jury the de-
PENDANT below who is charged with a
violation of the statutes in conducting
in his place Of business slot machine.
On the hearing of the application be-
fore Special Judge Mathews, ]. w.
Kenendy, Esq, appeared for the defen,
dant, Wood, while Capt, Avis, prosecut-
ing attorney, appeared for the State.
Jadge Mathews decided adversely to-
Woods. and the ease Went up. In tncI
hearing before the Supreme Court both
parties filed briefs, the brief Of Capt.
Avis containing the decision OF Judge
Mathews IN the court below, IN full.
The Supreme Court, without going
further into the merits Of the case in
its general phases, held taat in a trial
before a justice of the peoce, a person
charged with an offense against the
law, should be, il the evidence iusti-
fed it, remanded to the grand jury,
and in that event prohibition would
not lie. In this case there was no de-
NAL that the devices We're in opera.
ton, but the position was that they
were not prohibited under the statutes.
This decision remands he Kenewha
county case back to the criminal court,
and will therefore be subject to inyes-
tigation by the grand jury
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-03-31
REAL ESTATE rRANsrERs.

Transfers of real estate have been re-
corded as follows:
George W. Caynor to r. L. and Ida
Caynor, 3 acres, Union district.
John S. Howard to Ida ]. Warner, !
lot, Salem.
J. E. Kidd to Lydia kirkpatrick, /
lot, Adamston.
W. NJ. Rollins to Levina c. Lewis,
lots, Main street, city.
Same to same, one-haif interest in
lots, Glen Elk.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-03-31
THE GOLDEN OPPORTUNITY

It yours to-day. Buy handsome
suit of clothes of Loar & White, they
have the largest and best selection of
hand tailored suits in the city that fit.
with prices of ordinary clothing and a
great variety also. They have well re-
membered the boys with all styles and
prices OF clothing of all kinds that will
show your boy to be neatly and grandly
dressed. mar3l-lt.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-03-31
FUNERAL OF DAVID GAIN.

The funeral of David B. Gain, who died
at II o'clock Wednesday night from Ia
grippe, was held Thursday morning at
$40 o'clock at the home of C. c. South,
ern, at Adamston, and the remains were
buried in the Gregory's run cemetery, in
Sardis district. The Borgess. Undertake
ing Company, for the Carksburg Frater-
nal Burial Association, directed the fun
eral.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-03-31
YOUNG MEMS CLOTHES.

1t makes no difference whether the
young man is allowed to buy his own
clothes or his father or mother buys
them. Loar & White is the right store
to buy them. He can go alone of you
choose and be sure to get the goods he
wants at the right price, where every
thing is marked in plain figures with
prices that are true values every time.lt
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-03-31
rHERE,L BE A DANCE.

At Prof. Motifs, AIS North Fourth
street, in the dining room of the Home
hotel. on Thursday night, March 81, $40
to ll.30, and on account Of the Easter
dance at the Traders hotel there viii be
no dance friday night, April /. m3l-it.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-03-31

Easter Blooming Plants-Next week
We viii have full line of azaleas, hy-
Oranges, Easter lilies, itineraries, lilacs,
prinnulas, roses, geraniums, and pansies,
Dudleys. mar25 std
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-03-31
CLAY OGDEN WITH NEW FIRM.

Clay Ogden has gone with the shoe
firm, Highland Brothers 4 Gore who re-
Gently purchased the sine-crawford 3
Company store, on Third street. He is
experienced in the business and is a
valuable salesman. The acquisition TO
the sales force of the store will prove
advantageous.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-03-31
REV. RICHARDSON WILL PREACH.

AT the special service in the First
Presbyterian church, Rev. Fl. c. Richard
son, pastor of the Central Presbyterian
church, will preach tonight at eight
o'clock, and tomorrow night at the same
hour Rev. W. N. Hudson, pastor of the
church, will preach.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-03-31
SPECIAL TERM OF CIRCUIT COURT

The circuit court of Harrison county
viii convene in special term Friday
morning at nine o'clock with Judge John
W. Mason sitting. The business of the
term will be on the chancery side of the
docket and no iuries will be required.
The term may last two or three days.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-03-31
1NcuRABIE GOES TO HUNTINGTON

Sheriff John A. Fleming will leave on
the early Saturday morning train for
Huntington with Alice Howell, an in.
mate of the county infirmary, who is an
incurable and win be placed in the West
Virginia asylum at Huntington, the
home for incurables.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-03-31

All sizes El Symphonic clear Havana
Key West Cigars on sale at the Waldo
cigar stand. mar2s-tf.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-03-31

The public in general will find the best
assortment of standard cigars for sale
at the Waldo cigar stand. mar2s-tf.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-03-31

Blooming Plants-See our display of
blooming plants tomorrow at BANDS
drug store. Dudley. mar25.std.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-03-31
Chance to Buy Fine Kentucky Horses

On April lst l win be here with a
fine lot Of Kentucky horses, both riders
and drivers, to be sold at my stable. NJ.
D. Stuart. mar22- lot.
The Newark journal., 1904-06-10
Brick Burned at Texarkana.

The two-story brick building at
Texarkana, situated on the corner
of Broad and State streets, the
property of A. L. Chic. was totally
destroyed by fire. The building
was valued at 5000, and insured
for only $4,000. Before their re-
moyal to Tyler, ten years ago, the
Cotton Belt general Offices were in
this building. and it was subse-
quently used for several years by
the Kansas City Southern, and I'M
til few months ago for its local
offices, passenger station and ticket
Office. William Stuckey conducted
a saloon in one room of the build
ing, and sustained total loss on
stock and fixtures, estimated at 81
600. It was insured for $500.
The fire originated in a small res
taurant in the building.
The Newark journal., 1904-06-10
Arkansas State News
Jesse Clark Acquitted.

Jesse Clark, who shot and killed
Frank Griffin at the latter's home in
North Little Rock December 3,
1903, was acquitted by a jury in Pu-
laski chaneery court on the LIST inst.
Clark was boarder at the home of
Griffin, and had been warned by the
latter to seek another residence. AT
ter removing his personal effects
Clark returned to the Griffin home
and was talking to members of the
family, when Griffin, under the in
fuence of liquor, came in. A fight
was started by Griffith assaulting
Clark, which ended by Clark shoot
ing Griffin through the heart.
The Newark journal., 1904-06-10
Retail Lumbermen Organize.

A number Of prominent retail
lumber dealers met at Little Rock
last week and organized the Arkan-
sas Association Of Retail Lumber
Dealers. The association was or
ganized fer the purpose Of protect
ing the retail dealers and making a
fight against the shipment of lum-
Der direct to the consumer by the
iobbers and manufacturers. The
following officers were elected:
President, Clarence NJ. Dickinson,
Paragould; vice president, J. M.
Tenney, Fort Smith; secretary, F.
P. Schilling, st. Louis; treasurer,
J. O. Burgess, Newport.
The Newark journal., 1904-06-10
Will protect Visitors.

G. Tonis June THE Wednes-
a.T ~ club niS' cooperating with the HUI
, ua5 T-s club wishes to give publici-
ty to the following; = ,,ro-
lection to women and girls coming
to ST. Louis during the time OF the
u " fair. the following have
oSres5 either to provide lodging
houses fer women or to guarantee
the responsibility of certain lodg-
mos which they will investigate, and
list Of which they will have on
hand at a definite address. The
ministers. priests and pastors OF
the churches with which these or
carnations are affiliated will send
70 the various headquarters address
es Of such Of their Pensioners as
will take dodgers. In this way lodg-
ings in all parts Of the city, of IN
improbable character and Of mod
crate or low price, will be made
available. These organizations are:
The Travellers Aid, Women's Chris
tan Association, 1914 Washington
avenue; the Queens Daughters, III
North Sixteenth street; the Kings
Daughters. Rest Room, worlds fair
grounds: the Salvation Army,
southeast corner Eighth and Wal
nut streets; the Evangelical Luth-
Gran City Mission Society, 1904
Market street.
The Newark journal., 1904-06-10
Business Houses Burned.

Fire broke out in Tom Harper's
grocery store at Mulberry about
4:15 a. m. May %, and destroyed
in rapid succession four Of Mulber-
RVS prominent business houses and
the greater part Of their contents.
The greatest sufferers from the fire
are: Cazort & McGehee Company,
general merchants, stock, $4,000;
insurance, $4,000. Tom Harper,
groceries, $4,000; insurance, ST.
500. c. G. Henderson, groceries ;
stock, $4,000; building, 5000; in
suranee on stock, $500; on build
ing, $500. The Racket store, stock
owned by Fay T. Chew, was total
loss; no insurance. The damage to
the dry goods stock and building OF
Wagner & Sons is estimated at 3d.
600 or $4,000. The plate-glass win
dow in the Bank of Mulberry build
ing, just across the street, was brok'
en- by the heat of the fire, and not
pane of glass in this building was
left intact
The Newark journal., 1904-06-10
BRIEF MENTION.

A mass meeting of the prohibi-
ton party has been called, to con-
vene at Little Rock on the 22d inst.
During a quarrel at sawmih
near st. Joe, Searcy county, Oscar
Lundy, owner of the mill, killed
Louder McGlasson, a farmer, by
hitting him over the head with a
club.
Y. B. Price, a prominent bust
ness man Of Stuttgart and well
known over the state, died May 20
after an illness covering a period of
over a year. He was Is years of
age.
Col Files has issued call for
meeting Of the populist state eSecu-
five committee, to meet in Little
Rock June 3 for the purpose OF
selecting delegates to the national
convention.
Gen. J. f. Smith, commanding
the first brigade, Arkansas division,
T. C. V, makes the following ap-
nointments for the reunion at Nash
Vile ON the 14th, 18th and 10th Of
June: Miss Allye Belle Wadley Of
Hot Springs, to be sponsor; Miss
Maurice Parger of Mena, to be maid
of honor; Miss Florence Williams of
Hot Springs, to be maid of honor ;
Mrs. J. L. Wadley of Hot Springs,
to be chaperon.
Capt. J. NJ. Hudson of Pine
Bluff, an expert on crop conditions,
reports the cotton crop of Jefferson
and adjoining counties three weeks
behind the average season, and pre-
diets a short crop.
Miss Willie Patton, who has just
graduated from Peabody high school
at Little Rock, probably has the
best record Of any former pupil in
the state. During her nine years
of school life she did not miss q
day and was not tardy single time
The Newark journal., 1904-06-10

Mrs. Blanche Ryan, alias Mrs.
Tom Ray, who claims her home is
at FL Paso, Tex, was arrested by
federal authorities at Little Rock
on the charge Of stealing valuable
diamonds from Mrs. Davenport
at Chihuahua, Mex. Mrs. Ray and
Ray, who is a gambler, have travel
ed extensively the past two months,
followed by officers.
The Newark journal., 1904-06-10
New Factory to Be Established.

A company whose principal stock
holders are Hot Springs people will
mine a vein Of Fuller's earth a short
distance from Benton. 1t is stated
that the company will manufacture
chinaware, such as dishes, cups,
saucers, pitchers, ETC., at their new
plant from clay that is to be ship
ped in from Pike county, a quantity
Of which has been shipped north for
manufacturing purposes.