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The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-10-12
ON THE SAFETY OF
OVER-EATING.
The Rule Of Choosing the Lesser Of Two
Evils Applies to the Way You Eat.

I want to know how man is to know
when he has had enough9
The Pilgrim Fathers, I believe, had
quaint saying to the effect that you
i ing as if YOU could eat some more.
But the question is, how much more7
Just when to stOpY
That s the point.
The rule is wrong, because it 8 no rule
It is inexact and unscientifc.
1t is likely to lead to the dangerous
habit of eating too little.
And eating. too little-or digesting
too little, which amounts to the same
thing-is the cause of nine-tenths of the
diseases from which humanity suffers
today.
What is disease?
It is simply uneven balance between
Some organ lacks strength to carry on
the special work for which it was
created.
Where shall it find the strength it
lacks2
Ten Thousand times, Mol
Better die than become hopeless
drug fend.
No; in food.
uood P4 ftod y s%sr say Gax, ~ eat plenty Of
| 1luS, uCo1 lI1OuuS DuC yOA NoA1 Y VI
gest it.
And food, undigested, is mere poison
So, to make food do you good, you
must take stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets.
The great thing about Stuart's Pys
pe per sns Tablets is that h3iT action das a9e
They cannot create habit.
They contain no Ingredients to "picA
you up "tone up your nervous sys
tenn or furnish whip energy, by call
ing out your vital reserve. force.
: They create new strength, force ant
energy-out of your Food.
If taken starving, they will do you NJ
> So, eat to live, and live to eat, will
Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets.
The curse Of our present civilization
is exhaustion.
And exhaustion, whether of brain
: nerves, physical strength, or vital force
, is caused by. starvation:
,, Of two evils, it is better to overea
land prevent indigestion with Stuart
, Dyspepsia Tablets), than to rise fror
the table, not having eaten enough. t
e forces.
For exhaustion or starvation leads t
: the most varied forms of sickness 0
disease, brought on by inability Of tn
10 weakened vitality to counterfeit the di
), ease-poisons, and microbes.
: ished person, without ever feeling tn
e worse for it, can expose himself to da1
gers, the mere thought Of which .woul
drive thu. weak, starving dyspeptic int
panic fit. $685.. ..e- No. =. :. .-.....
u. Good food. we'll digested, is the gres
3 secret Of healthful existence here c
e earth.
st So eat heartily, every day, Of. the be
t. food you can get, and regulate the wor
J. ing Of your digestive, machinery wit
d Stuart s Dyspepsia Tablets.
- AS a result. you will be astonished
:. find how much stronger and, livelier "
* feel, how much more and better wol
IS you can do, how much more, pleasu
is you will get out Of life, and how yo
,r old enemy, that chronic trouble, viii
m has fastened upon your weak spt
se wherever it is, will up. and away, al
~ ever after leave you in peace, heal
sc and comfort.
us There's more truth than poetry in ;
this.
IA. ! Try it once
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-10-12

While washes, soaps, salves and powders
relieve temporarily, they do not reach the
real cause of the disease. The blood must
be purified before the cure is permanent.
S.S.S. contains no potash, arsenic or min
era1 of any description, but is guaranteed
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-10-12
CLUB NOTES.

A free study class in theosophv win be held
every Wednesday evening in the branchroom All
DAYTON building. at o'clock,
parliamentary law tomorrow afternoon at the
meeting of Willard W. G. T. q. at the home Of
21rs. II. Crosby. $500 Pleasant avenues gS
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-10-12
BEFORE THE PUBLIC EYE

A musical entertainment will be
given in Linden Hills Congregational
church Friday evening bv Miss Wilma
Anderson. pianist; Miss Florence
Verge, violinist. and Miss Phi Hart
ford, reader. The affair is under the
auspices of the Christian Endeavor So
eiety and an attractive program has
been planned.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-10-12

Rev. Thomas McClarv will lecture
Friday evening in the Thirteenth Az
enue M. E. church under the auspices of
the L. A. s. on "Men OF. 1.-The Mayfower,
or the Genius of America
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-10-12

A stereopticon entertainment closing
with moving pictures will be given in
Vine church on East Lake street Friday
evening.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-09-27
7as @ettCr.

Sir Morplan0 uIO Ocn Qiltrltt
Columbia tribes @cttcr uno per0n.
ocrlidc MinOc.
Ger b0dlitc Ibcrmometcrltun0 mar
SO @roo nm ] llDr Ntadmitto89.
Der ~uieOrigite IbcrmomctcrItano
mar GO @roo nm & llbr Wor9cnS.
Wittlcrcr Nurometcritnn0 29.SS.
&od)fIutb SO Morgen5 unO S.47
g(beuOS.
Ger 5tonO Scr (cmperotur nab
rem ser lebtcn 81 StulOen in ben
nahfolgcnOen StGotcn mar mic
fol0t: GoiTport 81 triib; EortlonO
IS, IeQeu; Bottom Ga, triib; NIboup
81, tIur; 9}clp Dorf "A, tritb; @bilo-
Oclpbiu 50, triib; gtIuntic Gitp "a,
FLAIR; Cape WoD y, flor; Moibing.
ton 80, flor; Horiolf so, tIor; 0ot-
teroS so, fIor; Charlotte 50, flor;
@iImington Sc, flor; GburlcitOn SO,
fIur; Soponnob So, flor; &odion-
bile Sc, flor; Supiter 81, flor; seen
8eit Sc, flor; gtlanto sc, triib;
Montgomerp 80, flor; NctpsO Orleans
IS, flor; ToIeItinc so, flor; @olDe.
ton Sc, flar; Corpus GbriIti Sc.
flor; Menipbi9 IS, tlor; Cincinnati
81, triib; &ittabur9 so, tInr; O5me.
90 G6, triib; Buffalo 66, triib; GIeoe.
Iono Gl, triib; Qetroit GS. triib; gl.
pcno Ga, flur; Morqllcttc "a, flor,
Green 9uD 81, 0flar; Chicago &C,
triib; 0ullltb 81, triib; ct, Eaill &C.,
flar; Ct. 2ollis Sc, triib; &%oniaS,
Sin 30, triib; Omaha rs, triib; Sll-
ron IS, flor; 9ismord 81, flor; NiI-
liiton 80, triib; SABRE 76, flor; Se-
lena G6, tritb; Sult2ofc Gitp 70, SIC.
gen; 0cnper IS. triib; Nortb BIotte
IS, triib; Dodge Gitp 9S, &egen;
Nmariao 80, triib; Cos NngelcS 70,
Flor.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-09-27

Mi6tig iii Stim geber.
- &eltte meroen Die S%timmgeber-
HegiItrotorcu 1pie0er in Situn9 iein
mo 5por bon 9 llbr friib bis 8 llbr
IbenOS. @er nod niht reqiitrirt lit,
bat Damn nur nod einc WeleQcnbeit
ont folgcn0en 0ienitog. gne 9iir9cr,
mcIde iih porigeS Sobr boben regi-
i%triren Ioiicn, brauhen lih oieic$
Sobr nift bon Hellem regiItriren SIT
lniien.
Berionalnoti5en. So Yrof.
SobonneS Ortb llnO Satin trofet
g~eitern Nbcno bon Ct. 2oriS bier Elm
mo limo Die @Gite oe$ Or. SbomnS
g. Cullen Nr. 3, @eit!Ereiton.S Str.
Rroi. Ortiz lit Groielior an Der llni.
ucriitGt 5u Berlin ulo mar elmer Der
&ebrer 0es Or. Cullen ouf Der Uni.
periitot @ottingen. Gr fam Dor Ian
gerer Belt nod Nmerifo, unl Dem
@eIebrtcu . Gon9reiie in ct. 9ouiS
%bei3upobnen.
r. 81 Gbren ocS Barrier Slr5te9
Or. QeSnos, cineS Spe3ioliitcn in
&lcrenleiOen, iono geitern Elm 9iner
im p@oltimore.Gmb" itott.
- @rof. Z. Clifford Glbutt bon
Der llnipcriit1t Cambridge beiinoet
1i6 III Der Staot uno miro einen
@ortrog III Der meoi3inii6en Sdu(e
Der oSobn SopfinS llniperIitdt"
bolten.
&r. .. :. Sbimcf, Giocntbiimqr
Der oNOhnlen 6oae" am NorS.
@rcaSluop, lit 9eiteru in 0eId6iten
nod Snoiono gereiit.
-@r.Senotor 5. 3. Camden bon
@eIt+&irginien lie9t itmer erfronft
I'M gSotel 9elneoere, no er lid, ac.
itern elmer Operation untersiebcn
murbte. Seuotor Gomoen lit rs
Sabre off. Seine Ingeborioen Iiuo
bel ihTl.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-09-27
(270,2)

9tc 8aItimorer ,GopS"
berloren. - 9ei Dem Spiele Scr
goltinlorer Foli5iiten meld)e iid)
ais @oiebollipieler in 8bilooeIpbia
alts5ei6netet nit ben Cops" aus
Der Sto0t Der 8ritoerliebe auf Dem
bieii0en 9oieboaplobe nerIoren Die
9oltimorer ooS Spiel nit A gegen Q
Sums Der EbilooeIpbier, Ser BE.
llld mar lebr gut, ln0 nnd) DEM
Spiele pur0en Die @Gite ans Bbi.
Iuoelpbio bier ouf OaS @oItfreunos
IidIte beluirtbet. Iuh Die 8alti.
morer 9oiebaa- aniippelbeloen pilr.
Den im DSotel lexington" f|etirt.
Setmfebrenoe 9altimr.
rer, Inter Den aoiiiten- 8oiiogic.
rem OeS GompferS y&oiler @ilbelm,"
Der am 20. September bon Bremen
not) Neip.Oorf abge9ongen lit, be-
finoen Iid folgenoe 9oItimorer: Sri.
Morie Silfen, Sr. Ilireo @ulter, Sr.
Glfreo @olter, iun., uno 6rou gu
mltel FoSter uno 6amilie.
2eidegeu II. = Die Sci
die oes 6rlS. 6ronce$ Yrice bon
Speet Iir, Die mG6reno oes Stlrmes
orn IA. September NIT ibrer SHUTTER
5rnn Seize Erice e%rtronf, lit Sonntaq
g~tadmittag bon Dem Reger Hobert
SadIon nabe @llpton MiQS etuu 6
Weilen BON Dem llngliitsort entierlIt
ontgefunoen iporben. Ser Neger
itd)te nad) elmer &ub itno fam babel
an einen Baum, oeiien @ur5eln pont
@oIIer freigele9t porben iporen; in
Der ooonr6 entitanoenen S0bluna
botte Itf) Die 2eidc oeS utgliidIiden
MootenS perfangen. Sic mar i6on
ltorf IN Scrtpeiung iibereeganeen
it1o miro beltte Morgen in Spect
alr bearbigt neroeu.
Sn oen 81 ii gei1oen II.
= 6rmu Wartbo Motter bon Stole
Dale on Der PHILADELPHIA : Hoao
milroc am Samitag Nadmittog bon
lbrem lt1l9en Sobne 5ufaIliger @eiic
III Den Tilden 9ei9oiien. Or. @. Q.
eorle BON 8aroenpiae, Der berbeiea.
rltfell nllroe, bdlt Die @unoe fir nift
IebeHs9efobrIid. Gas ltngliid ereig'
llefe lld), ipobrenb Der &rlobe eine 80.
anltber.Siihie reinigte uno reporirte.
eine Eatrone bette lid feitaeiest, Die
Der anobe NIT @erpalt entfernen
mollte. Yloslif id,Ilg Der Sabn SIT.
hflo oie noue 2oOlulg 8oaeIounit
fraf 0ron @fotter i'll Den Riiden I'M.
Ter Dem Sd)ultcrblotte, cine @,noe
bon orci 3on 9urdmelier perllrio-
den0.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-09-27

id)ieoene IiebItGbIe limo bereits &c.
me(oet poroen. Staet : Sngeniertr
6enoou ntodte Ocn @ori6log, bon
ieoem 4ngeitcltcn cine &olttion BON
So al perlongen fir Die ablicfcrun0
oeS INN u%npcrtrauteu SdliiiieIs i'm
Sole ieiner Gntlaiiung ooer Reiig'
nation.
Gin 8eto.
Manor Gimanu5 belegtc Die Ser
pronuna, melbe Der n8altimor2-
Sbio.8obugeieli6oft" OaS &eht er-
tbeilt, an Der YarfinitraBc, 3tpiiden
WcSenrp. uno HnmiopitroBe, elm
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. aus Sol5 3l
bollen, nit ieinem &eto, uno omar
ultf Griuden Der 9abn9eieqi6oit
iel6it. Sr. Yennimon, Der Nntpolt
ser 9ubn iogte gum Wapor, er uno
anOere geomte Der 8obn itimmten
mit@e6GuOe, Snipeftor Breiton iiber'
elm, ooB cin 10 groBes bol3erneS 8e.
bdll0c in icncr @cgeno 5t gef0brlit
iein miir0e.
NuS 0cm @ronOoiitrtft,
Die @ronooiItrifts .GommiIlion er-
langte geitern &r. 713 mo 7t5, Oit
YrattitroBc, bon Der Sale Qepollt
& 3ruit So" un0 Ger. III uno 40,
OItsYrottItroBc, bon !Srn. W. &,
Soiimon ais 2lmuolt Der Gigentbii-
mer. Ger SanoeI fir Den Antouf
bon gtr. 1926, Spears 8erfte, wuroe
ebenfoll5 obgeidIoiien, unN Die go
pierre pcrocn bcutc lpnbrI6cinlid)
unter5ci6uet mcrocn.
oti5cn.
Gem Wopor WllrOen geItcrn bon
cinem 2onoeigentbiimer S12 gder
2ono in Ger Nn6bnri6aft bon
@rppnnsS of- Npenue un0 &ibertp.
Rooo fir Die Grri6tlng zines nuutli-
5ipolcn Soipital5 gum &auf ongs.
boten.
@r g StoOtrotbsnritglie0 Samuel
Nffelocr Don Der IA. @aro madlte
Dem Mopor gcitern Den @oridlng,
cine 8eieQidoft BON Stootratbsmit-
glieoern mo rs5tuotratbSmit9lie.
bern 5u g%riinoeu 3ruedS 66roerun9
Der Sntercilen 8oltimore'S.
Sto0t-HcAiitrotor Soopcr bofit,
bob bel DEM inn Oftober l%tattfinoer.
Den 8%erfoltf pou itdotii6en Sbligo.
tionen, mie i'm n9eutiden GORE.
iponOenten" onge5eist, ein ebenio
gutter @reiS erlongt tperOen miro,
tpie bei'm lebten 8erfauf am %.
DECEMBER 1901. Die Stoot befom
oomolS 112.425, mas gleidbeoeutenO
lit nit elmer 3.04.pro8entigen 8aiis.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-09-27
Sulius SebbeI, oeutider Ibotosrapb.
321 N..0ag.S trafe.

&abinetbil6er nnr 81 pro Suten6.
Sn emninirten obalen @tloern iir,b
51one WciiBeiten ertp1buenspertb.
2ebensgroBe photographer unb
fiinIilcriid pouenOete gopien otter
@ilbcr in grapon. @niieriarben. Del
uno Yalten cine Spe5inIitdt.
Mau bergeife uidt, bursuipredsn.
GAO
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-09-27
Scrabscictte Gaiatenpreiic

oon galtlnore nod Bremen nit
.Norooeutidcn 2lopo" f. 9arnpfern
S3l, init Sampferny Main." .Ibein"
nlto "gtedar" $33. EbeoborS S.
0iener& 6 o., ia OIt-oerinaton.
StraBe, Simmer Wr. 3. (o37l)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-09-27
@ennh's iciue acr6itcte 0afiecs

neroen in aIen StaSttbeilen bon
baltimore perfauft. 9ic poraiieIid)t
niallfat uno mGBieen greiie MAIDEN
olelelben aerabeou beriibmt.
S.2.Aenns 60. sbee, aaifce, 3nder.
WpriI5, i0iDoga)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-09-27

Sbenres ii eeu. -
George Garcia, s. .. Duncan lino
Charles 0lrneonl melhe am Sonntag
ouI hem 9onpfer .Hod Greet" ipe.
gen Hubeltorune perbaftet uno elm.
oelperrt %luurben, itonoen selteril
Msoreen oils reuiee Climber Dor aaoi
Gor IN Der iiioiiben Eoli5eiitotion.
Garcia nurOc nm $40 uno Soften
nno Die beiben Guneans ie mn S.
uno Soften geItrait.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-09-27
lIntcrhaltnnas @cdluci'er.

n9lnGt9faoemie." 0iefc g8o6c: r1bc
SUrtlic EcIcr".
,t0hntcS SGentcr." - Stcle GSodc: nytra
SuUeS' NefeuiC".
,rGDilionDitrabeH, 51cntcr." 90 Stcie gvohe;
rIbC Gburttu gtIrie".
,Suro's EpcrnBaHs." - SiCie gSOdc; "NBe
Wiui0 uun tbc Utummb".
uWlnrhlnuosS Gentcr. - SiCiC NSotc; @alloes
tler9|OrilCuUrQcu.
,Nuettortum. ~ GiciC gGodC; NINA Ag29
n4'lancn'c SHc1ter." ~ Nlcle 2NoOt' "eVIlo
SlupcS, OF gteps glurt".
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-09-27

rSabor : 9Dcenm . Sallc."
Die men oefprirtc Sale 1T fir
Bale nnS Observation-Disclosures bil.
Zig 81 permietbrn. gu ~erfrascn bci'm
Teriualtcr. (Sept6, jos, tWO
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-09-27
Bon Baltimore mad philadelphia
nnb snriif $500.
NadJ Gbeiter nnb snriif $1.50.
Rad Wilmingtun nno snriid $1.00.

Rad @ilminstum nno snriid $1.O0.
auf Der nBenniplpania giienb-
babt." Sonntag, BEN 2. OCTOBER.
Der Spe5inlsng perl6Bt ben llnion-
gabnbof UNI s ltbr gormittagS. Sir
Die &iidfebr Ibfabrt pom 8roa0-
StraBen : 9abnbof Hbilaoelpbio,
$50 slbeltos; BON eit.YbiIaoelpbio
6.33 IbenoS; BON Gbeiter $50
slbenbs; bon @ilmington 7.20
Mbenos. (27O-D
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-09-27

SnrusSeftiOn 2abprs2gcenm.
GrDffnnng Der Surnidule Mitt.
iuufJ, ben 2S. September 1904.
(270,2)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-09-27

Gaplon uno @reenhaum an erlaubcn,
oilf 9tr. 234, 236 unb 238, Sorreitltr. :,
einen 36 bel 80 SUB groBen 2eibitou
gu erridten;
bon Srn. 2ittIe - Der y2userne.
Sano.Go." 5u erlouben, Dor elmer Sci.
be ueiier Sdtiier an 2it5erne-, stpiiben
Orleans itnbSefferionitr., @raspldte
an5ulegen;
bon Srn. 2ittIe - es NIT $40 bis
500 itrafbar St n,o6eu, Die 2anh.
marfen oes Staot.SSngenieurs in BEN
StraBen urtb @alien Der Stabt Sn
entiernen ODER 81 s%eritoren;
BON Srn. 9ono = oen Staot-8ro-
furator Bruce 81 altoriiiren, cine Of
te Serie Marpl1nber 8eiete ST. Der
faufeit, ba er cine tleile @iiseobe &c.
fallft bot;
BON Sril. SeinBemon - Die Sea-
benboGitraBe, BON Sltenb- bis Stod-
bolmitraBe. 81 ourd)breden;
bon Srn. Seinseman = Der Sroll
Sba S'aeefe, @ittipe zines i'm 0ienit
pcrinngliidten Seuprpebrmannes, Ell.
lie Eeniion su %gepdbren;
bon Srf. Soffmon - $4,000 51t
peripiaigen fir Die anlage zines
Marftes aiif 2ocuit.Eoirtt, sipiihen
Sort.s(pe, Oecaturitr., Marriottitr.
luub @arrett.Moe.
Goleenoe neiIe Geroronuneer ipur.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-05-04
BASE BALL
Z
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Yesterdays Results:

Chicago Is; Pittsburg 3:
Boston 4; New York o.
Brooklyn Q; Philadelphia 3.
cincinnati-St. I,enis, tRain1.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-05-04
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Yesterdays Results:

RSStcAu1J 1ScSuIto.
st. Louis 2; Chicago l.
Cleveland 10; Detroit 2.
New Yorks; Washington 2.
Boston 4; Athletics 2.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-05-04

A successful and rapidly increasing
business is being transacted by the
Mountain State Transfer &. Storage Co
under its new management. The com.
pany's offices and ware rooms are 10.
Gated on East Pike street, near Oak
street. A representative of the Tele.
gram dropped into the offices of the
concern while on his rounds to-day and
was impressed with the methods used
by the company in its transportation
and storage and with the excellent faci
lies at hand.
The Mountain State Transfer & Stor.
age Company is an incorporated com,
pany. The president is Mr., w. j. Wal,
ker, prominent man of South Bend.
Ind. Mr.. John Sopher is the secretary
treasurer and general manager of the
company, AN experienced and efficient
gentleman in his line OF business. He
came to Clark5burg recently with his
family from Washington, Pa. Mr.. E
u. Saph, formerly one of the owners OF
I
the company when ii was conducted
under the firm name of yiger & Sapn,
and later the. West Virginia Storage 4
! Transfer Company, is the superintend
ent-of the storage department and OF
the transportation. He is able and eff.
iicient in that particular line of work
as is demonstrated in the excellent
manner in which the business under his
supervision is executed. Many diff
cult moving contracts have been full.
filled by him with unusual promptness
and earefulness. Mr.. Saph's old pat
rons will be glad to learn That he has
engaged himsef in this line Of work
again in Clarksburg.
The transportation facilities of the
company are ample and modern. With
the large moving vans and the various
specially built wagons and trucks now
used by the company almost everything
movable can be transported to any dis.
lance without fear of damage or break
age. The finest and most elegant
household furniture as well as weignty
and bulky articles can be moved with.
out the slightest difficulty. The com.
pany makes a speciality OF moving.
The commodious ware rooms are vel
arranged and finished. There are
special floors and arrangements for the
storage-ef freight and furniture. The
utmost care is taken with stored goods
as is evidenced by the many outspoken
testimonials given by patrons Of tae
establishment.
Under its present very efficient man.
agement the Mountain State Storage &
Transfer Company is meeting with much
success and the patronage is growing. 1t
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-05-04

John G. ReiieIi:dier. Of Nhe cling, is
a business visitor in tie city.
Harry Higinbotisam was here from
Gay district "Wednesday morning.
a. D. Fitzhugh- Of bridgeport spent
"Wednesday in The city on business.
Leo Wolf is in the city from Wheel
ing attending 10 business matters
Constable A.. [, Hustead WAS here
from Sarlis Wednesday on business.
Col John w. Carpenter Was here
Wednesday from Salem on business.
William Dyson, Of tn Waldo; has
gone 10 visit his parents in Wheeling.
+. w. eolIiar Of Wheeling in the
city Locking after business matters.
5. A. Myers is in the city from Par
kersburg attending to business matters
J. W. rndge went 10 Buckhannon
Wednesday afternoon on a business trip
w. p. ear.nttr is here today from
Lyrsh fockirg after business matters.
Eff. Lowery, coal operators o. in the
city from jackson. Mica, looking after
>
his interests in this county.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ira c. Post were here
Wednesday enroute from Fairmont to
their home at Romines Mills.
Hayward Terrell, little son OF Mr. and
Mrs. H. O. Terrell, went to Buckhannon
Wednesday afternoon to make his
| father a visit.
Mrs. w. n. Cramp, OF West Baltimore
street, has returned after an extended
visit to relatives in Wheeling, Wells
burg and West Liberty.
Mrs. Daniel Henry, wife Of the con-
tractor, has recovered from very ser
ious illness of several weeks duration
which news her many friends will be
glad to hear.
Charles S. Biggs, OF McKeesport. Pa;
W. l. Biegs, OF Dawson, Pa; Mrs. Jas.
Dyson, of Wheeling, and Mrs. John
Haught, of Pennington, who were call
ed here by the death Of their brother,
George Nv. Biggs, nave returned to
their respective homes.
Frank Simpson, of Salem, is in the
city on business.
Sherman Law, of Salem, spent We'd.
nesday in the city.
Miss Lulu Fittro was mere Wednes-
day afternoon shopping.
w. +. Ross, Esq, OF Bristol, spent
"Wednesday j nthe city:
John Gain, OF Sardis, was in the city
Wednesday on business.
Thomas P. Reynolds, was here. We'd
nespay from Eeynoldsville
Francis NJ. Davis M,s here Wednes.
day from Zypho on business.
Samuel Hall, OF Tftfsburg, is in the
city calling on his trade.
Charles Lucas, of Shinnston, was in
the city Wednesday a few hours.
For Sale-An electric arch, of 20 feet
curve, cheap. Apply at Bon Ton store.
may4.St,
For Sale-Diamond ring, diamond
stud Big bafgain. Address Joe Fox
may4-2t.
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Merriman's mats, the greatest variety
all of the most popular shapes and new
est colors, at all prices, including John
.. Stetson's finest hats OF newest shapes
New shapes of finest Panama's and
every kind Of straw hat for sum.
mer, may4-d&w-tf
DR.. W. N. Late, of Bridgeport, was
a business visitor here Wednesday
morning.
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NOTICE.

Beginning Monday, May 5, Bailey &
Melton viii operate new system Of
wires. Under this now system only one
point margin win be called -on stocks,
bonds, securities and gTaih. This viii
enable customers to carry larger
amounts Of stock on a basis Of just half
the amount heretofore charged. m4-tf.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-05-04
MEETING OF HARRISBURG
POULTRY ASSOCIATION

There win be meeting OF the Clarks-
burg Poultry Association to arrange
for their first exhibition to be held al
clarksbrirg, December l4-l6, 1904. The
meeting is to be held at the Swager
hcab May 25, at 2.3o P. m. All poul.
try and pet stock breeders are request:
ed to attend this meeting.
ARTHUR SHEETS, Pres:
II. D.. CORNELL, Sec.
may2d&w.3t.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-05-04
NOTICE.

Beginning Monday, May 5, Bailey 4
Melton will operates new system OF
wires. Under this new system only one
point margin will be called on stocks,
bonds, securities and grain. This will
enable customers to carry larger
amounts Of stock on basis of just-half
the amount heretofore charged. m4.tf,
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-05-04
HELLO. ,szl.

On Home phope or in person at 4O6
North Fifth street, Glen Elk, and leave
your orders for hay, straw, bran, mid
dlings, cracked corn chop, oats and
everything in the feed line.
G. NJ. WEST.
april2s-lm-d&w.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-05-04
Standing of Clubs:
Games To-Day:

Chicago at st. Louis.
Cleveland at Detroit.
Washington at New York.
Athletics at Boston.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-05-04
Standing Of Clubs:
Games To-Day:

Games To-Day:
Pittsburg at Chicago.
st. Louis at Cincinnati.
Brooklyn at Philadelphia.
New York at Boston.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-05-04
DIR. TAYLOR MOVES HIS OFFICE.

DR.. Charles, Taylor has moved Ills Of.
fee from 4s5 Mechanic street, to the
room in the Monroe building over Miss
Porter's millinery store on West Main
street. may Lot.
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MOVING AND
STORAGE
ARE DONE ON A MODERN PLAN
AND WITH MODERN FACILITIES
BY THE MOUNTAIN STATE
TRANSFER & STORAGE CO.

The Service is Such That the Patron
age is Rapidly Growing-New In.
corporation, John Sopher Being Gen.
eral Manager and E. H. Saph the
Superintendent.