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The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1905-03-03
CARD PARTY At ECHO.

One Of the largest card parties Of the
.e1son was given 10y Mr. aud Mrs j..
W, Roll at the Commercial Hotel, FRI
ing evening, Progressive high Eve was
played, until eleven o'clock. After that
d. dainty lunch was served and an hour
or 20 spent in social chat. Mrs.
Nandish and Mr.. W. Robson received
bret prizes aud Miss Wickle aud Mr..
bOwning the consolation prizes.
Those present were hessra. ana
Ncsdames Hopkins, GilChrist, A. Robl'
son, hcrtman, +. Toon, y, Tson, Martin
Mesiames Huber Kandish, Chauster
Weaver, Wickls. Williamp. Bromley
Nisses Brim, Wickle, Biehler, Roll
Messrs. /. Chausle, Geo, Bromley
Fiber, W. Robson, A. Brim, Roy Brim
= H.. Browning, Chas Larsen, Frank
Wickle.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1905-03-03
A GREAT SEED FARM.
sNmplo New Sweet Corn Novelty Ear.
Hest and LARGEST on Record Sent
Free with tho Great Mills
Seed Book.

F,B. Mills, the seedman, Of Rose
Hill, New York, 10 now distributing
more than halfa million copies VI bis
greatest Seed Book, aud with each one
he sends free Of charge q sample packet
Of bic New Early Sweet Corn, q wonder.
iul novelty being sent out this year TO
test In oil parts Of the country.
The book itself Is a beauty, giving
many fine views Of hi- immense estab-
lishment which has been enlarged year
by year 10 III the requirements OF a
rapidly increasing business until II now
comprises In addition IL the Fairyiew
Seed Farm- and Greenhouses, three de-
partnents each Of unusual interest 10
the public,
Mills Thorough Poultry Farm II
up-to date In every respect; the main
house is $50 feet long, fully equipped
with electric heaters which give complete
protection rom frost In winter. A
special Poultry and Incubator Catalogue
cNplalns about this poultry farm and
illustrates the many breeds Of popular
fowls that are raised there.
The Gits NJ Farm il another very In.
b3resting feature of the husinese Mr,
Mills has had years OF experience In
ginseng culture and Is alNRys willing TO
furnish Tree Information about this grow
ing industry.
a Supply Department was added re-
Gently with the object OF furnishing his
customers farm and garden indictments,
household gools, etc, at factory prices.
Mr. Mills has, through years Of per-
! sistency In strictly honest business
metl ois gained a reputation from thou-.
ands for reliability As well ~ for yea.
and enterprise.
The Vegetable Contest described iu
Seed Book j. chaiacteristicallV original
and we consider II a splendid plan a. II
IL calculated 10 encourage habits OF close
observation, 1900 90 will be given
away In premiums June let.
This Seed Book and sample Of corn
may be had Tor the asking.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1905-03-03
PLEASURE CLUB

Mr.. and Mrs. l.. T.. Edredge royalty
entertained the club at Washington
Whist Party, on Friday evening, Feb,
%, at their beautiful home on West
Main. The parior receipt N, hall We're
artlsticly draped with bunting and hags,
picture Of Washington occupying a
q CONSPICUOUS place. Carnations were
also used In decorating. Before the
game commenced the hostess announced
the Gen. and Lady Washington having
arrived, would appear Tor short time.
She then introduced her sweet lit;le son
and daughter, Emery and Blanche, aged
five and three years respectively, dress
ed In IN ] colol iil costume. The appear
ance OF the dainty quaint little people
was greeted with great applause.
The score cards was panel photos OF
these beautiful children In their cplonia
dress. The tal,ies we're prints Of Wash.
ingtOn tied with the national ColOrs,
The iavors we're tiny hatchets with
hollow handles In which was inserted n
small roll Of paper bearing one Of the
maximE u Washington.
Six games we're played Dr.. aun Mrs
French we're fortunate In capturing the
iirst prizes, handsome boxes OF choice
hou-bon. These boxes being In the
/ form Of the trunk Of cherry tree with
punches OF cherries and foliage deeorat-
/ ing lids and tied with the national colnrs
I The BOBBY prizes fell to NJ. Alma
. Eldredge and Mrs. Neil O'Heeie, and
were miniatures OF the first prizes.
/ II O'Clock delicious and dainty refresh
/ ments were served Here also the
| Washington idea Was carried out, sand
| wishes tied with red Nhite and blue
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1905-03-03
JAMES PADDLES LAID TO REST

New. reached hare Tuesday mora
ng that jaime. Faiiic., broiher Ql
samuel Paddles oi ,hI. place. died Mon
day evening from the eject OF a bullet
wound indicted by Die ION iu.law, 2.
W. Tracy, at Clear Greek, on Monday,
Feb. 90.
The funeral services were held BON
the residence OF -twdei Paddles yeaiet-
day afternoon. The speakers were Alma
T. dreigc and L. A, Calls, who spoke
word. Of love and comfort TO the be-
rcavoi family. Relatives from WON
ing aud other pafis Of the state attend-
ed the iune.a.
Mr. Paddles WAS diiy.iour years ofiTe
on Jan 25tb. last. lie leaves a wild and
xix children, the youngest being ~
wears Of age, % mourn his unttniey
death.
The story Ne told by the Price Advo-
cate 10 ~ follows
Probably the most cold blooded at
tempt at murder ever 10 occur In
Eastern Utah took place In Wileoa 4
Pittman's saloon nj Clear Creek lAgl
Monday afternoon, Nhen u. w. Tracey
deliberately tired upon hisiaiher in-lAN
James Paddles, the bullet taking efifdl
In the right temple, aud which may yet
prove 20 be the death oi the old man.
Monday afternoon Tracey and some
companions were playing pool atythe
| saloon During the game Fnddiea
walked into the place AMI took a-eeat
10y the stove, lighting his pipe sitter
/ being seated. The game Of pool over,
/ all but tracey walked over TO the bar
for the dunks " cigars coming ON the
game. ~
Tracey however, went around to,fhere
/ Paddles was sitting in chair and dfaw.
/ ing hammerless thirty two Smith. 4
! Wesspn, placed It 10 the old man'n hoad
aud fret. When Paddles felt The so d
steel against his templc he nloptd
| slightly, else the shot would havoproVtn
instant death. Faddies fell over On the
door In his own blood. seN.
Tracey AZ once gave himself up 10
Constable Jensen. Latter he was gieen
q preliminary hearing before luatioe
Moore OF Clear Creek, but this Jfacey
waived aAd yesterday he was kfonght
to Price by sheriff Hill and now occupies
the new steel cage secenily placed In the
county fail. Tracey refuses TO talk.
During district court at Price the week
before last Tracey Was sued by bis vlt'
iOt divorceHon the grounds Of cruelty
the divorce being granted by Judge
Erickson. IL 10 stated by those more OF
familiar with Tracey's domestic Affairs
that this is behind his attempt e
murder his iather-in-law.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1905-03-03

Alma Eurgig. ui O.l.,.e Fl. reggie.
t..ri a- tty kyyounoir. salt Lake.
Al. HriHpGrs,pl .l,l- u'm.. d iuN
has. ...u eliminated .fuu Rowland
aul .murI- cover NAE.H Falls. ani
f...a tyN NO tue stage substituted NJ
ur.A li.u.a Muru s.
ono ran hpurthe hollow voice of. aud
.rr iUp great cataract N.HgRrN irp,t'I
200 .rukug'y true manner % "over
NIagUr1 Fails. 1hi- scene - 'hr iAtk
9. ,Hy theatrical Nur.d.
tn CONF any pres at ng over Nia.
ara Fails" BE- ci uniform excellence ana
"a Performance of the Sind that pl"tsrs
a varied audience b. given. 40 Opera
House March sth.
Ground has been surveyed AMI cleared,
th.pItu- are expected 90 arrive most
any day the contract vii. be let ann
work ON the new bank building viii ue
pu.hri 20 compleiion jnst a. fast as the
weather will peanut.
I,-t Tuesday evening the Coalville
hThss band held session anu alitT uht
hours Practice new officers we're appoint
ed for the eusuring term Of Fix months,
NJ follows. Samuel VI. Robinson,
Leader: Brigham y. Robinson, Asst. ;
Music Com Samuel VI Robinson,
Brigham y. Robinson, Joseth Barper
Business Con-John Callis, Joseph
Allen, William Welsh, Joseph Barber,
Sycty. John Callis, Trea.
The people Of Summit county will do
well TO look out for number Of grailer-
who have been working in the state
and recently In Ogden. Their game il
T. sell Photographs and records at tl5.
At trst reading OF contract 1t appears rs
though the purcha,,r gets the whole
outfit Tor 90, instead 1t reads that each
record il TO cost tl6, amounting in all
~ abou, $500. This is a word OF warn
ing 10 our many readers look DOT for
shmpyrs aud u anything looks crooked
report 1t to the officers and let them in
sugate.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1905-03-03
LOCALS AND PERSONALS

~ -NHN "''e NV
County .mu.- .rar-o... meet nest
Mmhv
Nl- Ntu.u0 .yt,Hy ,.-i'cI oirh
Miss i.Ir il.', u-' saturday.
Nil. rmm, DI,tou of Morgan l.
visiting Doe. sou Juu. layton.
Don't forget ur ~uuuay school dane
at tho Opera lluu'e tonight
Come have % good time At dance too
night Ii.kct. BOZ p'r couple.
Waller Wilson OF llpueicr Wa doing
business iu J1aly,hc last saturday
Mis- Cassie : ,dd,c- returned Muuday
from Is zen iay '- Welt 200 lars Ci.y.
The city council will hold their re-
gulu monthly session next Monday
night.
vi. and MIR. G.. L. Jonr. leit for salt
Lake TUESDAY morning aui are expected
to return today.
The lark has made it, appearance
rather early nm los its presence an
early spring i- predicted.
Mrs. Juo. Mrpnio Of walsburi
wasatch Co, IL visiting her parents.
Mr.. and Mr,. Jno. CLAYTON.
+. W. sprague. city editor Of the Salt
Lake Tribune and =. a. Bull Of Gin
cinnati, Ohio, were Coalyille visitors
last Saturday.
Mics Louise Barrels, Who plays Viii
dted R1syu, in cover Niagara falls" D.
not alone pretty woman, but capable
actress A. we'll.
Theauuual meeting ftho stockholders
OF the Summit Range & Live stock COM
pany will be held IN the Academy build
inS ON Tuesday Mach 5th, al y. NJ
A special election Ut the lIeher school
district Was held last Saturday and the
proposition TO close school the last Of
March was carried by majority Of
eight.
A most effective and delightful feature
OF "Oyer Niagara Falls" is the great
Falls scene. regarded by producers as
the acme OF electrical and mechanical
ingenuity.
Seldom is such beauiyiul scenery
presented by A sfTRSelipE eonpApl AZ
Niagara Faisrat Coalville opcra House
March s.
Rumor has II that the W. +. are, in
the near future, going to work their
Grass Creek mine and put 500 men "a
work on their property there. Hope
it's 20.
Sentiment, yllainy, and sparkling
humor make "Oyer Niagara Falls
attractive and II more than iulillls II,
mission as pleasing theatrical emit
ertainment.
There was couple OF strangers In III,
City the latter part Of last week ant
from the tone OF their inquiries one II
led to believe that they we're here FOL
the purpose Of investigating the teasib'
ility Of an investment. Anyway We may
hear from them In the near future.
What Coayille needs more than any
thing else to make the town and county
amount 10 anything, 10 bring capita
here 10 invest Ia our numerous unde
veloped facilities, to open the eyes OF on
sister counties and the entire state q
the vast wealth that iswithin our borde
lisa wide awake Commercial Club. lie
the business men get together, pull 10
getheT and work together lorna gOo'
live Commercial Club; appoint you
committees, get them TO working an
see what vast difference II will max
10 this community In a couple Of years
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1905-03-03

1t is no Disgrace 10 be poor Meth
or is ii a crime to DO rich.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1905-03-03
Button Shoe Bargain

Child's S to 7, reg. price si.TS .... soc pair
Misses fine Dongola kid patent
tips, reg price SL75 ..,.,.. .,.,'sSc pair
Ladies' fine Dongola patent tips, OK
iords, hue quality res, price sL75
or..,.,.,.........,... 75c PAIR
We have got the SHOES
All popular styles and quality
All ices--Right Prices
Except High Prices
When in need call and examine line.
We deem it pleasure to show them.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1905-03-03

Don't forget 200, ~uuduy -chOo, dnpy'
at thp Opera uuuse tonight.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1905-03-03

Come have % good time at dance too
night. % kvt- jOr pr couple.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1905-03-03

Waller Wilson ui llruelcf Wa doing
business in C1aly,hc last Saturday.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1905-03-03

Mis- Cassie ! ii,c- returned Monday
from % zen day Welt 'n parS Ctty.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1905-03-03

The city council will hold their rc
gulu monthly session next Monday
vtuhN
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1905-03-03

There was a couple OF strangers In the
CITY the latter part Of last week and
from the tone Of their inquiries one 10
led TO believe that they we're here for
the purpose Of investigating the ieasib-
iity Of an investment. Anyway We may
hear from them In the near future.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1905-03-03

+. W. Spragnr. city editor Of the Salt
Lake Tribune and =. a. Bull Of Gin
cinnati, Ohio, were Coalyille visitors
lat SninrhnY.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1905-03-03

Miss Louise Barrels, Who plays Nil
dred R1s.yn, in cover Niagara falls" j.
not alone a pretty woman, but a capable
actress ~ we'll.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1905-03-03

ono rau hearth hollow voice of. aud
.rr iUr great cataract NlHgarN irpi,i'I
200 -HlkIugy true manner '''er
NnsUt Fails. This scene - 'hr iA'k
u. ..y theatrical World.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1905-03-03

Mrs. Juo. Mrpnio Of walsburR,
wasatch Co, IL visiting her parents,
Mr.. and MIR. Jno. CLAYTON.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1905-03-03

A special election Of the lleher school
district Was held last saturday and th,
proposition 10 close school the last OF
March was carried by a majority OF
eight.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1905-03-03

The annual meeting ofthe stockholders
OF the Summit Range & Live Stock COM
pany will be held in the Academy build
Ing on Tuesday Mach 9Th, al y. M.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1905-03-03

A most effective and delightful feature
Of "Oyer Niagara Falls" Is the great
Falls scene, regarded by producers. as
the acme OF electrical and mechanical
ingrnnilV.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1905-05-26
bid SMASH on
URSIIVA GRADE

Cumberland, Md: May IS Com.
ing down the steer. Ursina grade ai
u runaway speed Of sixty miles an
hour, q Baltimore & Ohio freight
train ftysnine car loads, drawn BY
two engines, crashed into q local
'shifter and six freight ears at Con
fisience yesterday afternoon, smash.
ing both engines an many cars and
killing n. r. Waddle, fireman, d
New Haven. Engineer j. r. Nc.
Manus and Richard Cunningham
were badly cut and bruised IN jump
ing, Others injured are Patricl
Lewis, tiagInan; Uniontowns badly
injured leg, cut and bruised about
the bod may prove fatal james
Rannel leg spraineds and injured
about the body. Besides these fye
other men were cut and bruised
Fireman Waddle was slowly roast
ed to death BY the escaping steam.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1905-05-26
SIDE 4 Illss no
SAY LEG l'EET RE nQls'S
NOT EXl SIX Ar TINS
TIME.
SEN AT0R AIsIWlsisIs s US
REST ii, AtIsES FOUR
f1E NTH ]. AfI5NT on
8. cor STIVII1I0


AFkersburg " Il, My eb-s
night session ot q s Cont.
ibssinning AZ eight aud listing IN
about eleven O'clock, Jal, ee Dayton,
heard the arguments in the GaId.
sYe Blizzard habeas corpus case
They were made b. W. II Chiffon
mi Charleston, for The state, aud
SENIOR G. n Caldwell, for the other
side: Briefs were also filed bSl
Judge Blizzard and others Ia the
win be recalled that recently
Senator Caldwell and Judge Biz
zsEd we're arrested by Shoriq Carter,
on d writ issued by The Legislative
committee which is invest eating The
charges made against Goxetnot
White. The two were wanter a
witnesses. They applied for d writ
iof habeas corpus in U. S. Ccurt, and
1.-THE matter came to q virtual stand.
ssil until the court could bear The
Sar9slnents for and against the writ,
and pass upon it q
Senator Caldwell took the ground
Inst night that the arrest Of the part.
les WAS d violation Of the fourteenth
amendment Of the c Constitution d
Ithc United States. There was no
| disagr eement concerning the mat:
ter Of jurisdiction, both sides con:
cedine the right of the Federal
court To lake cognizance OF the mat
ter Both also agreed that a legis:
latpre had the power to appoint such
ID committee; with the powers Of d
court, during the life Of said legis.
slatire. The vital point at issue i
whether the legislature which Great.
led this particular COMMITTEES is still
/ alive Senator Caldwell maintain
ed That it's not that it became de:
lfunct as far as such power Is con.
cerned. at til eend Of the farty-fiye
DAYS of its last regular term. s
! Mr.. Chiffon held that the state
lceislatiire is like congress and con,
tinnes IFS existence until its place 4,
taken b ythe organized new legisla.
tim which succeeds it I; that the ma.
ltional congress has power to appoint
COMMITTEES which continue lis worl
during recess, and that this is 1
Inarallel case. this being a recess 81
1.-THE present legislature.
] The court took the case under con:
lsi5rration and viii render d decision
later.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1905-05-26
|G0Y hNYR0u HERRIGI HQIHNRTEO
BY AGGEAMATIlA PgBLIgA|6
Ii State Conve ion Assembled at Co
lunbus Zen. Harris minated
in Same Manner for Lieutenant
Governor IS Enthusiastic
Endorse Of President Roose=
velt's Policies.

BIZ Associated Press ss 81
Columbus. 0 May The Re
publican plafform sa the great
majority last fall obheates the Re
publican party ID carry out The prin-
ciples endorsed BY that vote and it
reatiirms the state and national lat
forms Of 1904 III refers approx
inely to the Pfeside : enfcrc cement
al The laws against aonopolles and
unjust discrimination bY railways,
and faeets further egisl titlA on
those points It decl areA thi!t the
present great national prosperity is
the result % wise legisla tion 1t
commsnds the state admins ration
which has reduced the state tax rate
from o m8ills tc 4 ss55
The platform refers to- the Ohio
board of arbitration for the settle
ment Of labor disputes and other
acts Tor the same purpose. 1t
AZ ,,s,,s,;4 a tha farmers ) and faTy
Nv STsI,sr = reinforcement an a Zine
schools
II favors mod ernizing Ohio canals
and improvement of rivers and har-
bors favors legislation for bet
tel roads, reviisions Of banking laws,
adoption 'of both amendments to the
constitution and endorses the admin
istrafion 81 Governor Herrick:
Paul Rowland placed Governor
Herrick ii nomination. No sec
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1905-05-26
Trolley Bids Received

Bids were received at Fairrnont
today for the construction Of the
trolley line of the Fairmont &
IGlarksburg Traction company to
connect this city and Fairmont.
The line is built up the river more
than half way already and only
about 16 miles remain to be con-
structed. The line will likely come
in by way of Adamston. Bids
were also received for an extension
out Of Fairlnont.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1905-05-26
Federation HEADQUARTERS
ESTABLISHED IN CRY

With the departure this afternoon
~ sptain A. j. Iowther, third vice
Of the State Federation Of
Ispbor, for his home in Petersburg.
all the delegates, except the resident
ones, have gone. The headquarters
Of the Federation have been estab-
lishd here with Secretary Treasurer
George n. HOLMAN in active charge.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1905-05-26
Visits Old Home

,. j. Flynn, the merchant tailor,
loft on No. 2 Thursday morning for
Philadelp his old home, for a
visit OF two weeks. During his alb
sense J. Il. Meas will have charge
of his business here. II s.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1905-05-26
BIO, BRAKEMAN KILLED
UNDER CARS ! AT WESTON

Weston, w ya4 Mn IS nhos
Miller, alb. q b. brakeman, slc
was only In the service a month fell
under his train during the night IN
the yards here and was ground 10
pieces The car wheels were spats
tered with his brains. So far the
officials have been unable TO locate
any Of his relatives.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1905-05-26
NINTH MEETING
OF TRAVELLERS !! | BEGINS

by Associated Press.
Charleston, W. Va, May 25
The ninth annual session Of the
United Commercial Travellers began
here today with large attendance;
The mayor gave an ddress Of vel.
come: I; i; IS; s
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1905-05-26
Adjudged Bankrupt

Richard Connell |, ct SIorgantown,
has been adjpdged bank npt and the
case has been referred to ". Frank
Stout, Of this city. Mr.. Stout win
hold the first hearing in the case Al
Morgantown June 10. His assets
amount to 81, ! 900 and his liabilities
,so7 .5s.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1905-05-26
Assoc.iated Press.
FgRClBLE POSSESSION
TAKEN BY WEAVER
BY Associated Press.

BY Associated Press.
/ Philadelphia, May e5 Mayor
Weaver has taken forcible possess
ion Of the Offices Of public safety
and director Of public works. Meth
er removed directors offered serious
resistance.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1905-05-26
d SOLDIER SUICIDES
REeAUS OF DISEASE
Isspciatea Press

BIZ pciatet Press.
gharle lesion, ". Va. May s5-De.
Spond lent from disease contracted
Mhils d soldier in the Philippines
Amber Easkins today committed
suicide BE leaves a wife and had
been married only year. 3
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1905-05-26
WIN Play al arafton

The Clarkshurg high school base.
ball team VIM 90 10 Grafton Satisr-
day morning and play i game there
with the Grafton high school team.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1905-05-26

WITH IsARtsFl REPR Essen !
TION PRES Il MI PROM klsls
] PARTS OF TEE STAFE or
WEST VIRGINIA.
CIARKSBURG PHYSICIAN
DIR. HOOD, is PRESIDENT
AND IFS PRESIDING An THE

Able. Papers Read BY DrA Sloane
and Mason pf This City, and IN.
teresting Discussions Are Being
Indulg eds In By Members
Thu thirty ghthI annual meeting
Of this Vest Virginia State Medical
ciation q being held IN Wheel.
ing and a good humble at The ply.
sicians repre- ling Gle various
county organiat lions over the state
are attending.
DR. r. NJ. Hood president o. the
state association, is presiding.
Others Of the state officers present
are the three ce-presiaentsy Drs.
w. G. Jamison, Fairmont r.. III
Parsons, Piedmont "a. "A. Shawky.
Charleston; Secretary, William W
Golden, Elkins; Treasurer, v T
Churchman, Charlesto Nearly
all the councillors representing ths
first to the 9th districts are ii al.
tendance, as are also the delegates
to the American Meaicals A ssocia-
titon, Drs. $. &. Jepson, Wheeling,
and w. TT. SHARP. III kersburr &
1favor chas q sea,,;d 1 al n ;xered
the address &c elcsu,e. N, f1e yiisif.
ing doctors in 4 fan &, Il onriate r9,
marks. raised in I,;s hand "a s large
|golderl-bronze kew made gneeial il "a.
this occasion. and M n IL 81 q "A.
marks 70 an present. 4 handed ths
mammoth kew over Il sPres;asns O. Il,
|M Hood. meaniinr tfat .f AZ ,,I,ys;.
CLANS had been given Tho !, +, kev "a 4 IN
citv and. a hearty Welcome ,p syte q, 81,
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1905-05-26
no Preach at Buckatinor,

Rev. Lewis 3. Peters, ths ilIaptigt
missionary. will fiji the pulpit Of
the First Baptist church at Buck
harmon Sunday next.