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The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-03-23
The Handy EnexeIonedin.

Every household ought to have an
encyclopedia observed She profess
sor u think So. too" responded
Miss Fiuiterby brightly They are
Sc handy to press crumpled ribbons
and flowers and letters ami things -
Pittsburg Pest
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-03-23
Encourage CIVIC Pride.

English railroad directors give
prizes to station masters who keen
the best cultivated flower beds at
their respective stations. Some of
the gardens thus maintained are beau
hful.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-03-23
Really Meant 70 Die

During a murder trial at Prague
Che prisoner became suddenly unwell.
and later confessed that he had at
tempted. suicide by swallowing three
large needles and twenty boot buttons.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-03-23

Last Tuesday night tie grand opera
people left an order for twenty bottles
of beer. six half pints and tW0 pints OF
whisky.-Aagusta tGa) Herald.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-03-23

PrOsp7c.ive Ten8ni (noucing sew
eral inches Of water in the cell8rD-
Ny. this cellar leaks
Landlord-It don't leak a drop
Tina water das been in here for two
months and not q single drop has
escaped.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-03-23
WE'RE No TROLLEY CARS THEN.

Abel Str ngham-I tell you, my boy
Shakespeare could never have writ,
ten drama like yours
Playwright-You are very compli
meniars
Abel Strineham Not at all Take.
for instance. that trolley car accident
in the third act
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-01-17
BYRON w. KING
Has Been Engaged BY Young Mems
Christian Association To Deliver
Lecture Here This Month.

The people OF Clarksburg viii be glad
to hear of the coming of DR.. Byron w
King, AM, Ph.D., teachers, reader, lee
turer, author, student and scholar. He
mas accepted the invitation of the local
Y. NJ. G. A. TO address the mems meet.
ing Sunday afternoon, the 22ud, at tn
opera house, and is coming here from
Pittsburg, Pa, for this express purpose
His reputation as Christian teacaer
having lovable and noble characte,
taat wins the hearts and moves tne
minds of men, a large reception win BE-
rendered him at mis- sessions. In add
tion to his address at the Sunday after.
noon mems meeting, DR.. King will give
an evening sermon in the First Presby.
terian church on Sunday, an evening OF
literature, oratory and humor on Mon.
lay evening, the 23rd. The associg
tion feel indeed proud to be able 10 Sc.
cure tine services of such an able and
scholarly man as DR.. King and a com,
mittee of fifty men standing between
these mems mass meetings can congrat-
ulate themselves on the man secured for
the 22nd Of January.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-01-17
DESTITUTION
AND SICKNESS
Experienced By jesse corbin and Wife
in Point Comfort Should Be
Properly Looked After.

A case of destitution and hardship
comes to tine notice of the Telegram
through the attending physician. 1t is
at the home of Jesse Corbin in Point
Comfort. He aas had typhoid fever
soma time and his wife who was in
delicate condition was compelled to wait
on him and to attend to the household
duties as well. They were without
proper food or help and the situation
and hardship caused premature birth
and now the woman is also down with
typhoid. 1t is stated That they have
not had enough TO eat anl have been
otherwise neglected by tine overseer of
the poor. However muclr truth there is
in this, those people should be looked
after either by the county authorities or
by the neighbors and benevolent soeie-
ties. Tney are entitled to some consid-
Grafton from the county and those
whose duty it is to aid them should 10
20 at once.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-01-17
TO BREAKING INTO THE FREIGHT
HOUSE OF B. & o. R. R. AT SHINNS-
TON AND STEALING GOODS.
OFFICERS NAB THEM IN sHINNS-
TON AND BRING THEM BEFORE
MAGISTRATE HERE.
They stol, Cases of whiskey, Money
and Other Goods-said They Were
Dry and Needed the Booso-Jailed
To Await Circuit Court.

Seymour Preston, white, John Leftridge
and Crawford Richar1s, cororei, were
arr ,sted in Shinnston Tuesday by Cap
tain of tas B. 4 o. police, R G. Karens.
of Grafton, B. & o. Policeman 7. L.
Powell and Constable L. II. Rogers ana
brought to this city to answer 10 tae
charge of breaking into tne freight sta
tion of the Baltimore & Ohio railroad at
Sninnston on the night of January
and stealing quantity or goods.
The three were arrested in Shinnston
after some difficulty by the officers. one
OF them running into coal mine wnere
he was finally caught. The officers
brought their men to the county jail
here and SHORTLY afterwards they were
taken before Magistrate Samuel W.
Gordon for nearing Leftrijge ana
Preston confessed to the theft and told
how they committed it. They broke
into the freight building about midnight
and took four cases of whiskey, 44o
pennies from tae cash till and several
other articles which they thought they
could make use of. Part of the whiskey
still remained at Leftridgs's house AMI
the officers went tnera and got it after
tne men told the officers where it was.
When asked what their motive was in
n n
ton said tney wera Try and needed it.
Crawford Richards was not connected
with ilg "a # but he was arrested by
the officers as witness. At the con.
clusion Of the hearing the magistrate
dismissed Richards but held Preston and
md Leftridge 10 answer to the next
grand jury under bond of $500 eacn. In
lafault they were committed to jail.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-01-17
GREAT REVIVAL
Is Being Held By Mr.. Laughlin, of
Broaddus, AT Sage Baptist Church
In Upshur County.

G. G. Laugblin, ministerial student at
Brcaddus. left Saturday Dec. 81 for
Sago upsnur county, where he began
revival meetings New eYar's day.
Il was expected for tine meeting 10
last one week only, but it so grew in
interest taat the church was not will.
ing to close it at the end of the sec
ond week. SO it is still going on.
about sixty persons have manifested
desire to be Christians, and several
havs already professei hope IN Carist
At several of tine meetings there has
been from thirty to tairty-Eye psop,r
who asked for prayer at each service.
The great aim of pastor and churca is
tae salvation of souls, and the prospects
are good for grsat revival in that npign-
bornooi.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-01-17
DALTON GOES
TO WHEELING
Quits Metropolitan Hotel and Will Take
Management lof the Elks New
Club Housc and Restaurant
in Wheeling.

William H. Dalton has resigned as
manager of the Metropolitan aotel and
has accepted the position of manager
OF tae new club house aud dining hall
Of the Wheeling lodge of EllSs. As soon
rs ne can get mis- affairs shaped up ne
will leave for Wheeling to take up the
duties OF his new position which will
be in two or tnrae days.
Mr.. Dalton has been engaged as man,
Iag,r of the Metropolitan aotel for the
past two and a aalf years and he mas
conducted That establishment with tns
Inighest ability and efficiency builiing
| up its patronage to gratifying ex-
tent to the owners as well as introduc-
| ing many new and modern features to
tae bettermtnt of. the establishment.
FEa is a competent man for position
of that capacity ani ne will no doubt
please the Wheeling lodge of ENIs by
IN excellent management of their mag
nifeent club mouse. Personally Mr.
Dalton is fine fellow, good natqtred and
afrable with many superior gentleman
Ily qualities and mis- large host Of frienls
md acquaintance in tine city are loata
10 lose him from their midst. but tncy
extend to him their best Wishes for un-
limited success in ais new field
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-01-17
CONSTABLE
PROHIBITED
By Circuit Court Order From Further
Proceedings On Distress Warrant
Sued Out BY Thomas.

Among the closing orders at the spec
ial term of circuit court held mere by
Judge Lynca was one OF restraint and
prohibition awarded Burl Dangcrfeid
James w. Robinson, John II. Nelson, j.
W. Robinson, john NJ. Beane, Floyd C,
Robertson, Frank Smith and H. B. Far.
mer, trading as the Mountain State
Commercial Suply Company, against G
". Thomas and Constable w. Guy Mer.
|ritt. The order prohibits Thomas and
Merritt from further proceedings on q
warrant for ent sued out by Taoma,
against the company and holds good nm
til the further order of the court.
In the chancery cause OF Sherman c.
Denharn, administrator of George W. Al.
bright, against W. 2. Ward and others.
N. G. sperry was appointed trustee to
take the place of A. s. Long, wao is now
a nonresident of the state.
Sale was confirmed in the cause of
Lafayette G. wniteman against j. Har.
Ian Riley ct al.
Dover was assigned to Mary Pritchard
and partition made among the heirs Of
Alpheus W. Pritchapd, in tine cause of
Myra Hall against Mary Pritchard and
others.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-01-17

Cook, 1lusgrlys, Ammons, Mcclung
Nutter. stone and erum.
On Printing and Contingent Expense.
Aessrs zinn. chairman, Molmes, Max.
well. of Hqrrison; wetz,l, Of jackson;
Powell, Baker, Preston, Hays and os.
bourne.
On Executive Office and Library
Messrs. Darisgchairrnan; Carney. Wood
OF Fayette; Roger Griffith, Kelley, OF
Roane; Smith, OF Tyler; Kunp, Me
Chung, crrm and stcne.
ON Arr, Sciences and General I'm.
provemests-Mzssrs. Lncas, chairman;
Parks, lax. Cook. Owens. Lougnry. SAINT.
rock, II 3lanI. Stone, Waldo and Hat
ton.
On tue Peuitentiary-Mes,rs. Sinclair,
snairmsn; Moody Zinn. Davis. Craig,
IIag gsman, Smith. of Cabsll; Riddle,
|Dye yEetzsl. Of jefferson; Wood. Of
HARDY; Hustler aud Elltman.
On Mines and Mining -Messrs. Hem.
don, c'iairmani Walker Harper, Hense
ley Powell. Fraeland, Wood. of Fay
.tte; Griffith. Cavenjish. Kiser and Nc
oorald, Of Logan.
Gu Immigration and agriculturc-
Messrs, Holmes. chairman; Santrocl;
Jawell Hearn. AIaysilles, Jarrett, Price,
Griffith, Riddle, Edlcman, Hutton, Nor.
gan and Huff.
On Stat Boundaries -M,ssrs. Ingram.
chairman; Maxwell. OF Harrison; ssa-
mon, Holmes, Railley. Rinehart, Nit
chelI. Kump and Waldo
On Railroads-Messrs. Maxwell, of
Harrison, caairman; Smith, of Cabell;
Fleming, Smith. of Tyler; Maxwell, of
Ohio; Hearn, Saamon, Kittle, Price,
Gallagher, Hays, Coger and Hutsler.
On Labor-NIessrs. Moody, chairman;
Mcdonald, of Kanawha; Hagerman;
Walker. Railley, Dye, Zinn,
Hearn, HUFF coger, Morgan and Wood,
Of Hardy
On Rules-Nr. Speaker, chairman;
Afessrs. Aiccamis and Aldtrson.
On Joint Committee on Enrolled Bills
--Messrs. Chapman. chairman; Maxwell,
Of Ohio; Craig, Anderson and Wood, of
Hardy.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-01-17
REV. MINAM YER
is MARRIED
Presbyterian Minister Who Supplied
Pulpit Herv Few Years Ago Wins
Illinois Bride.

Rev. Albert B. Minamyer. who sup.
piled tine pulpit of the First Presbyter.
ian church here the summer before Rev.
Charles p. Marshall, predecessor Of DR..
w. NJ. Hudson, came mere as the church's
pastor was married a few days ago in
Woodruff, H.. where ne is now station.
ed. During the year ne supplisd the
pulpit here he was the regular pastor
at Grafton and his many friends here
join with those at Grafton in extending
heartiest congratulations.
Says the Woodruff Weekly, of Jan.
G. "Rev. Albert B. Minamyer, pastor
Of tna Woodruff Presbyterian church
and Miss A. Grace McCutchan, of Alexis
were united in marriage at the home OF
Dr. c. A Vincent. pastor or the CentFai
enurcn. Galesburg, at nine o'clock Mon
day evening, January 2. The ceremony
was simple. unasRtming one, the
couple being entirely unattended. The
next morning Mr.. and Mrs. aIinamyel
came direct to Woodruff and at once
went 10 housekeeping in tine Presby.
terian parsonage. The bride is daugh-
ter Of Dr. and Mrs. F. ]. McCutchan. Of
Alexis. She was graduated from Mon
month collegs in 1901, beng the vale
dictorian of her class. Sne mas taught
school in Monmouth. AlesIo and Alexis
and has met with signal success in thar
line. Mrs. Minamyer Is prominent in
social and intellectual circles in Alexis
and is also an accomplished musician.
Sne is richly endowed. mentally and
socially. 10 assist her husband in ms
great work The groom has been in
Woodnull since October and has made
mis- power as a pulpit orator and minister
Of the gospel felt throughout the town
He Is a gratluats Of Franklin ccllegt
and Alleenany Theological Seminary
IL is man Of talent. with the ability
ouse it. and has already gained a
deep hold on the affection of mis- con.
grcgation."
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-01-17
TO UTAH
HALL GOES
On Matrimonial Mission, But IT /, Un.
derstood He viii Not Become
Mormon.

A two-liner in the Clarksburg News
announces that William Hall. said to be
the well known printer, of this city.
contemplates matrimonial trip to
Utaa. The length of suSa a trip as well
as the mission deserves an extended
write-np, which win be accorded Mr..
Hall. wnen he starts on the journey
and. it is stated that he win depart in
4 very few days. It is not TO be infern
I'd however, that Mr.. Hall intends to
become Mormon at tine same time ne
becomes a bensiict. for, it is under
stood. he dos not take any stock in That
religion.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-01-17
aBALTIMoRE KID" LONG WANTED
BY@HE COURTS, IS LANDED BE-
HIND THE BARS HERE.
DEPUTY SHERIFF LEONARD AND
CONSTABLE TRAUGH NAB HIM IN
MIDDLE OF ICY STREAM.
Is Brought To Jail Here To Await
Trial On Various Indictments, Among
Which is One Charging Him With
Burning Hay Stacks Mar Bristol.

Under the new administration at the
snerifi's Office they surely 10 get the
fellow waen they go after aim. Water
Is no barrier. Only few wasks ago
the sheriff and a deputy or some with
constable wadad into Elk creak in
miawinter after William Murphy, who
was wanted on the cnarge of attempted
murder. and now wa have Deputy
Sheriff w. +. Leonard making mis- first
arrest in the middl, OF an icy stream.
The deputy sheriff and Constable \
D. Traugh chased 'Baltimore Kid"
through tae streets OF Salem shortly
after the noon nour Monday. The lat
ter in trying to escape Jumped into the
creek and tried to wade across but
stepped on slippery stona aud fell
The officers overhauled him before h.
could recover his feet again, toousA they
did so at the risk Of taking their data
OF cold from the chilly waters.
Mr.. Leonard took him in charge and
brought him here on the nig..t train and
lodged MIN behind the bars. There are
two or three indictments hers against
him and he was arrested on capias.
Among the charges against MIN is thc
burning of hay stack or so for Jam IS
Norris, near Bristol, a few months ago
with Bye Morrison as m alleged accom-
plice. He is also charged with Illicit
sales Of whiskey.
1t is more than probable that tne fel
low win be kept in Jail un J.. tn court
disposes of his case.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-01-17

GREAT POWER
As An Advertising Medium Brough.
Out Strongly in Local Advertis
ni.nt For Boys to Work in Circus

The great power of Telegram al "
Using was brought out in vsry forei-
bio manner by tine local notice placed in
Saturdays Daily Telegram by tas
clarksburg Lodge of Elks asking for
boys to carry water to the elephant IN
the big circus to be given In III, ely
n the near future by the lodg' Ti,e
notice directed tine applications to b.
made to William Hay Lewis, Of ths
Merchants National Bank, Woo is tae
lodge treasurer. The paper aad hardly
yotten off the press when several boys
applied to Mr.. Lewis at his home on
Mulberry street and tnat evening ani
III the next day ne was fairly bcseigsi
with applications. Monday and Tuss
lay while at his work at the bank lie
was completely overwhelmed by the
numerous applicants and he frantieally
isks the Telegram 70 give notics inat
be has secured all the boys needed.
Nineteen boys were wantd anl he 81
cured taem all within very short
time. Even mis- mail has been eloggel
with written applications. We reprint
me of tae most appealing OF ths lot.
clarksburg, W. Va. Jan. IA, 1908.
Mr.. William Hay Lewis,
Dear Sir-I see in tine Paper that \
want some boyze to tote water to thS
slefantes that win be in the Elss sur.
kus, Tharfor rits 10 let u kno taat
am very Strong boy-tespecially ny
feetl L can tote Buckets Of Water
at one tyne. am very Dssyrus OF
gOwing to the syrkus and tiar4 make mi
APPLICATION in TYNE. and hop ma B
|celected for the work.
Truly Yours.
J.H. BOWMAN.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-01-17
BY THE INHABITANTS OF WILSON
BURG AND THE VICINITY SUR
ROUNDING PLACE.
BOUNDARY LINES AS PROPOSED
TAKE IN SCOPE OVER TWO MILES
LONG AND MILE WIDE.
Vote May Shortly NJ Taken On Prcpo-
sition and THIN Application Made to
Circuit court-water Works and
Streets Contemplated Elliott MN.
tionsd For Mayor.

A movement is on. footstp iHcorporats
wilsonburg as municipality, a reliable
authority states. A vote will shortly
be taken on the proposition. Toe pro
posed boundary to be taken in will be
hat lying between Whiteman's residence
on tine east, the ridges on the north ana
south and the o'Neil store on the vast
leaving out the o'Neil mines, scope
Of territory over two miles long and
one mile wide.
1t is claimed by some behind the
movement that from 700 to 500 psopls
live within the boundary lines Of the
proposed town, which is an amply sufs
icient number to justify its legal crea-
tion.
The vote, ii is claimed, will be prac-
tically one way as the people generally
favor tne proposition, though a mayer
with the jurisdiction of magistrate
might curtail the extensive busine )
done by Squire J. T. Flynn, whica, I. ON
she standpoint Of the welfare of mis- q
iic, many would regret.
In the event the circuit court issues
the proposed articles of Incorporation,
the town will provide for all the usual
officers, will establish water works com,
plete and begin at an carly date to pisel
the main thorougnfare from one end Of;
the town to the other. The place is al.
ready blessed with natural gas for street
lights and fires, SO that that feature viIi
not nave to be looked after farther ti.sn1
to bring il within tne scope of niun;ci-
pal ownership of public utilitiesaif that
be the sense Of the community.
So hopeful ara some looking forward
TO the ultimate success of the movement
that Charles D. Elliott is already bsing
prominently mentioned as the one TO be
the first chief executive Of the pIacc,
but, of course, with incorporation a rsaI-
ity, there win likely be number Of
persons aspiring to That honor rnd sb-
usual town election contests will occur.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-01-17
RECTORY
WEDDING
Mr.. Thomas Hardman, B. & 0. conduc.
tor. and Miss Mary judge Are United
in Marriage by Father Reynolds

Nine marriage Of Mr.. Thomas Hard
man and Miss Mary Judge was
eolemnized at tine Catholic reetory at
three o'clock Tuesday afternoon.
The ceremony was performed by Rev.
John A. Reynolds. according to the rites
Of tac Catholic church. in the presence
Of few invitei guests.
Mr.. Hnr,iman is son Of Perry
Hardman, of Jane Low, and popular
conductor in the Baltimore & Ohio rail
road yards here.
The bride is daughter Of Niicnael
Judge, Of this city, and is an attractive
and popular young lady.
F0r many friends of this worthy
Iccspss pssii them long life, unbounded
sap',iness and abundant prosperity.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-01-17
rurther Arrangsments FOr Bic circu,

Further Arrangements For Big Circus.
Further arrangements for the grand
circus. museum and menagerir to be
given in the city in the near future will
be made by the clarksburg lodge of
Benevolent nni Protective Order of ERs
at the regular meeting 10 be held in tiie
lodge rooms in the Despard building on
Third street tonight. commencing at 8
o'clock snarp This meeting win be a
very important one and II is imperative
for the certain success OF the big circus
that all Of the members be present.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-01-17
INDIANA
SENATORS
ELECTED
Beveridge Succeeds Himself and Hs1nen-
way Succeeds Fairbanks in United
States Senate.
By Associated pr,ss.

by Associated Pr2ss.
INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, Jan. 1.-THE
two branches Of the Indiana Iegisla-
ture today voted separately for two
United States Senators. Beveridge to
succeed himself and Hamenway to sue.
e'ed Fairbanks were elected by the Re-
Paol'cans who nave a large majority.
The minority voted for John W. Kern
and Bnjamin F. Shivley.
tomorrow at the joint session their
election viii be formally declared. A
@rge number of nominating speeches
were made.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-01-17
MEMBERSHIP
DECREASING
Says President Mitchell, Of United Mine
Workers-Appoints Some Of
His Committees.

ms CommlttNs.
By Associated Press.
INDIANAPOLIS. Ind. Jan. l7-prasi.
dent Mitchell, Of the United Mine Work.
ers announced these committees today.
Resolntion-W. R. Farley. Ala: ".
IL Haskins, Ohio, John P. White Iowa.
Peter Hanraty. Indian Territory: Pat.
rick Gildea, Pennsylvania: 7. D.
Nichols, Anthracite No. /: H. q Perry
Illinois; John Boyle, Indiana. and .L,bn
Bowden, Tennessee.
Appeals and rievances-Patrick IA.
Ian, Western Pennsylvania; G. ". Wells
Kentucky; Henry Donthwnite, Colorado
F. n. Sherman, District No. Is; William
Houston, Indiana; F. s. Brackney. Soutl
west District, and D. II. Sullivan. Ohio.
In mis- report Mr.. Mitchell says con
cerning the membership:
Axcept for the year Of the anthracit,
e, this is the first time that hav,
80 unable TO report any matsria
with in tine membership of the organ
ization. 0ur average membership fol
the year ending December 81, 1904
shows an increase of little less thai
1000 over the preceding year. while III,
msSbership for the month of December
l9sw-based upon the tax received 70
that month-shows decrease Of abou
25.oOo members
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-01-17
Mrs. Lynch Qualities.

Mrs. Emma ]. Lynch, OF Salem. has
qualified here as administrator Of tbs
estate Of nar late husband, Lewis S
Lynch. giving bond of $3.50 with C. N
Cox .. surety.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-01-17
Haggsrty Attends National Convention

Thomas Haggerty, the labor organizer
IN this section and member Of the
executive board Of the United Mine
Workers Of America, is in indianapolis,
Ind. attending the national meeting of
Hnat organization, snd win be gone sew
eral DAYS.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-01-17
poyer Wil succe..d P-istnn.

WASHINGTON. p. G, Jau. I0-Elmer
Dover is mentioned as the probsbIe .uc-
cessor Of Bristow. fourth assisiaBt post.
mater general.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-01-17

c. E. LamberI. Of The Watts lambert
big department store. is IN New Ycgx
City buying big line of goods for ihs
store and win be gone week or more.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-01-17

F. Il Mayne, Of ParlSarsbure. is .
basinsss visitor IN sbe city
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-05-15

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