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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-05-21

There was a moderate advance In cotton. owing
largely to heavy rains In parts OF Texas prcdic
lions OF further rains In that State. as well as the
territories, Mississippi and Louisiana an advance
In Liverpool and general desire to even up trans
orleans and Liverpool, fearing unfavorable de-
velopmcnts over Sunday. II Is largely a weather
in Texas, Arkansas and Tennessee and delayed
planting In the southwest. while on the other hand
the Atlantic States and Alabama report favorable
crop conditions. Meantime trade Is brisk. the
consumption is undoubtedly large. and as far as
the crop Is concerned II Is certainly getting late
start IN the southwest. Stock Exchange houses
were selling July and October with some freedom.
owing possibly 10 a break In the stock market
toward the close and Liverpool also sent some
selling order. In October IL Is a small market.
development and disposition the part OF bears
to clear the decks.
GRAIN Wheat-Spot was dull. No sales. No.
red winter &c. over New York May. The North.
western receipts We're 7os cars against a. last week
and last year. Futures closed no. lower 10 a&c
III rher Sales pOn, 900 bush Prices a. follow,
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Live stuck Market.

SATURDAY, MAJ >"
Receipts Of becves were II cars. or %? hesa' All
consigned direct to slauchtcrers, No trading N
day feeling weak Dressed beef slow a, NsGIM
per ID. for ordinary 10 prime native sides 40
10 day were $50 beeves and $500 quarter %
beef go
Receipts Of calves none AMI no trading fer.-
city dressed vcals selling at 7iaal0iac per ~.
country dressed do. AZ 6Go'5c,
Including cars for the market, making all iol
cars on sale. Market slow. but steady .h'
car OF sheep unso'd. Clipped shrep sold ~ ~
81 per 100 lbs clipped lambs at 500 rnshoilrl
do. a; $3.50 Kentucky spring lambs AZ 80" lyT
100 lbs. Dressed mutton steady at 76loc. per y
dressed lambs az ~ SC. dressed spring lh'H''
at S3ds6 50 per CARCASS.
Receipts OF hogs were 800 head: ia cars or or
40 transactions reported up 10 late hour. foci -
steady. Countr, dressed hogs steady at 7'ad';c
per ID. for e3iun 20 liyh' weights.
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THE OUTSIDE MARKET.

Little interest attached to the trading In
the outside market to-day. which did not ex-
coed the usual quota for Saturday half holi-
day. A certain amount Of activity developed
however. and where this occurred price
changes were about evenly divided between
advances and declines Considering the
weakness Of the Stock Exchange list. there
fore. the result OF the dealings on the curb
was rather encouraging than otherwise.
Northern Securities showed soma strength
In the early dealings. aud sold up to 1876, but
renewed liquidation set In later. and 1t de-
clined rapidly. closing at lea,i. the lowest Of
the day. The stubs" on the other hand,
rose tx points. Strong features OF the
market were United Copper, Internal ionai
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MONEY AND EXCHANGE.

y pr cent 5u!las pass = e. oe e, iI Rs
seven to ten months Commercial paper
is quoted az 81. @4h per cent for prime sins!s
4Hab per cent
The foreign exchange market was Shade
firner to-day on modera transsGSens
Ss:sa rates Of x spse aso,ed q is'
en- en- ;.ssa ~ sHo 18th. aTsf
and sfe d, s.s ia s sq ons sna
. il;le for long ana osN pln, ~ for short 4
%. pu. T sis f a%0 short t. ' ''' '''
pa Ro"Ssssls s1sn:ssf 4s
sHnts Sayi1s par ssns' liSS
diseount; banss Sc. disoount. st. Paul
T iSs R5fuPR san
Msns il t epea na4is s md
months bills sisa2S pc, CENT IT, 90 GSn. sas
count at 90 s-is. Paris .dvioes quote 8
per cents at 90 francs IS centimes The
private rate Of discount Is ~ p per Gens
Gdosn - nien p.4 cent The private rate
New YORK Clearing rouse stateneno. 20
changes. ssoe. 2sS, 727 balances. a. sooiie's;
Commercial price Of bar silver in New
York, SsTc Bar silver in London closed at
ND. Mexican silver dollars were quoted
at I5c.
The imports OF specie for the We '~cre
sooo. oas, OF which Sss. 7e4 wns gold ing
total specie imports since ian; s.; s :SSl
$3.50. 42l, a total of Ss77 SAP, against s3ss.7s7
the previous week The exrorts Of specie
since Jan. have been: Gold. $50. SAG;
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that 10 was necessary for the protection Of
their interests that this extension should
be made, their Union Pacific allies do
not want to see the building take
place, and have, IL Is believed, added
stock for the purpose Of increasing their
voice in the management Of the company.
No such event as the passage OF control OF
the st. Paul stock Is, Of course, either pc g.
sible or intended, but the buying referred
TO most undoubtedly serves to mako the
quantity Of st. Paul stock In the open mar
ket even smaller than 1t long has been.
The postponement Of the naval battle
between the Jar anese and the Russisrs
has ca sed more hesitation in financial
matters abroad than 1t has here; but 1t
win doubtless be found that tho Japanese
in delaying this event have done wisely.
They are letting the Russians use up their
coal, befoul their ships and got their
seamen out Of condition by long confine-
ment on shipboard. When the Japanese
strike they viii strike . poorly prepared
antagonist.
The teamsters' stItlre IN Chicago, which
has disturbed business greatly In the West,
seemed at the close Of business to day to
be practically over. The payment Of
$4,000 900 into the Treasury during the
week made no impression upon our ample
money supply. and the Governments
statement Of our April foreign trade, pub
lished during the week. was the best in
months, showing an increase In cotton ex-
ports. caused by foreign purchases at the
ruling low prices for the staple, and an in
crease also in shipments Of manufactured
articles. This made our excess OF exports
over imports unusually great. 1t must be
said, looking over the entire situation,
that there Is no peroeptible diminution
visible Of the favorable features that have
so long been noticed and that some un-
favorable factors have, indeed been miti-
gated. Optimism concerning the future
rather than psssirnism animates the minds
Of substantial and intelligent people
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BANKERS AND BROKERS'
HAVEN & CLEMENT
BANKERS AND BROKERS
Nassau ST., Cor. Wall st.
M.mber, OF the New York stock Exchange
BONDS, STOCKS, COTTON. GRAIN

mand 10 cover shorts caused rally. Some rains
were reported In Texas. Oklahoma and Kansas, tui
~ rule the precipitation was llgh' Inc week.
The crop movement was light Liverpool ad
vanced I'D 10 I'D, early. but react ed later. Paris
advanced cenilmes. Budapest declined hr;
Berlin was unchanged 10 lax. lower. Corn and
oats were au!et and featnrc'ess' Prices nue.
Receipts. 1855 bbis1 exports, eiil bbls. wln,o,
In bbls clears. S4Gl25: stralgnts. 81 15Gsj Spring
10 6ol;. oears siS"2'; patents S'oSso''o rye
Corfks on the sro, was duh at Sc. for No. !
Sales. $50 bags Central American. Futures d.
ellned 10 10 points. closing steady with sales 1870
Sa ps Ro sdvsneed IS see
1000 bags stock. $4,000. Prices here as follows
Riohsst. Lorca clos,ng LaM niqs!
Is 3 : s ssssss ?;?S:?;
Disappointing cables from Europe and larger
receipts at Rio and Santos led to renswsl 81
moderately The trading was quiet and feature.
os SAy eonn s9Ssa % soed IDiss
PRovIsIoNs-Lard was dull; prime Westem'
e reaned Continent nas : sGS ios ms
fsiiow -, Dressed hoss: 7sSsHs; 5us s;.
ise. chicago, NAY so.-"PTcss vsIs arm On
s ss1 !si ss@
packers was presumed 70 be against casn seles.
SuoAR.-Rav was dull a. 46.ioc; ior cenu w.
Refined Rem was o quiet: ersnulated tsSes.7So.
CHICAGO May O.-These were to days prices
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RAILROAD AND OTHER SHARES.

H,oi. Lop. Clos. Net
Sales est. est mo- Chu
100 Alils Oh pf. 5l7s SIPS ol7s-l3A
200 Am Beet Sill 81 "a 2e g
$4,000 a nal Cop. SOls va. % lii
1900 Am Car r 34as 80 SO -'ia
200 Am C&F pr 90 e5ia 85I2- rs
1ooAm Cot Oil. 3lia 3ll3 3lla- Ia
200 Am HitcaL 70. IA 49, IA
24Oo,Am HAL Of 43is ~ 4lia-lla
zoo Am Ice pfcf 3Sls 35is 35Is-2is
5000 Am Loco. 4Sl2 ~ 473s- IA
500 Am Loco Pill ! lloia lola LA
100 Am Malt. dig 5i2 OLE
100 Am Malt pr 22 22 22
1890 Am Smct. 1884 1903 g
800 Am Smclt pie liel2 llclo+ IA
100 Am Snun..l65 l65 1865 Ie
ooAm Snur pfl Oaia 1881. lo3i.+lla
400 Am Steel r. 10 10 10 Ia
$500 Am St p' SAILS o2s4 o2s.-llI
1900 Am SuSar.l34 1884 1881 l.,
1900 Am lob pf. % p5as a5ss- 10
1900 Am Wooden 323a 80 sc So
100 Am Wool pil o3 lO3 rlO3 Ia.
1000 Anaconda, % IO4 lO4 III.
$500 = I SF.. 70l. 7sis 7slI- 90
100 T&S r pflolla 1912 Iulla- IN
1900 At Line. 1902 1882 l4slello
$500 Bait & ohiol o7as 1854 lo6as- "a
$500 Bklyn II T, oil cola eOss- So
5000 Can Pac.... l46l4 l443s l443.-ll,
$500 Ches L Ohio iTl2 46ls 46la- 10
100 Chi & Alton SO 33 SO
1910 Chi & n wei lis zoo 2oo!. Ia.
1000 Chi Ct W. 1914 1912 1874 Ia
100 c Ct W deb IS IS IS q
$1,000 NJ d S, P.i7+is l7ola III -2Is
100 Chi Tn TT. 6os 6os 6os
200 Cast l. % OF 81
800 Col Fuela1 I3ia Al 4lal- le
100 Col. II 81 10 10 l3 - l.,
200 Col South. 263s 20i4 2ol.- Ia
100 Col So lstp 81 81 50 i
100 Cons Gas.,.ls6 1876 ls6 II
zoo Corn Prod. l2i4 1914 l2i4
200 Corn Pro pr 50 S7la 57lo- !,
1900 Del & Hud.lS2 $50 1870 e
900 Den q r CIR 2SiI 2s 2Sls+ Ia
500 Oct Cnited. So SIS sS ~
800 Distillers' s I2l2 a2 42Ia- 81
400 Dul s "a 1888 IL lie la
10000 Erie. ..,.... 3o7s 1884 3s7s- IA
$500 Erie LIST pf. 773s 763! 763l- "a
400 Erie I'd pr. 63i2 62os GO 80
700 Fed MAS pt e3ia 90 % : a
1870 Gen Elcc Col72 l6e Ice e
100 Great Nor PESO $50 ESQ g
200 Hoc'i Va'... sS 81 CO
100 Hook Val pr 9234 e234 e2a4+ Il
$50 Hav Elcc., 1888 1888 1859 is
1870 Ill Central. io7i2 1852 lo3s-ls.
1000 Int Paper. 1888 la % "a
800 Int Paperp 7sla 7si4 isl4- 81
100 Int Pump. 20 go 30 -l7s
100 Int Pump so so so
go Iowa Cent" 21i2 2.la 24la- II
leo Kan d Mich 3Ols 3Ois 3ols- is
$40 Kan c So. 2oIx 25ia 25lA- 3.
500 Kan c So pr 50 osbs 6S31
1000 Lou & Nashl 435s l4llo l42 81
100 Manhattan. l63 l63 lea
1870 Met st Ry.. 63s lloia llS31- IL
5000 Met Secu. 7osa 1884 10 Ia
1000 Mex Cent. 2Ocs 1914 !a7s- Ia
800 MStPGsSAl l3la ll23s ll2ss-2is
900 q Tex. 25is 247s 2.7s- Ia
1000 Mo Pacific. 90 e5 % 8.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-05-21
orHsD MARKETS
RAILROAD EARNjNGS.

Chicago, indianapolis md Louisville:
1905. 'su!, CSdrl .
I'd week Mav Slo5.a51 1890 Inc s4.:5o
From jay t. .... 4.sc- 40 A,5s7..41 Inc 2:s,&''
I'd I Week May'.-'' siios3 :c,o,7 Dec sos
Detroit United RHrN.r: ,,,
ai week May. SellM SILtu me @1o':.
From jan l.,.-.., l.6lA.Ao 'AZN.'oo INC l'"'''
Duluth South Shore aud Atlantic.
I'd week Nav. ST.. 100 Nl.Oi9 Inc SiGit
From Juy i..... 2.30J.8Si 2.2o5l23 Inc iGl''
Mobile and Ohio: ..o.,
From july . 7.!2s.sss e7?3.C56 lac o5.l''
Rio Grandc Southern: go.
From july l. 100. 4Iso75 toc 100 Inc lS,''5
TOLEDO RAILWAYS ASD IIGHT.
The Toledo Railways and Light Comp,nT r.
ports for april: ~
Gross earnings . tit7i5l $i3,,+n Inc, S2!J
Op. cx. and ia-ct 1888 1881 Inc. l'''
Ne, earn,nps. .osoos S7.o2a Inc .Os'7
MEXICAN INTERNATIONAL
The Mexican International Railroad .ComnSn.
being In Mexican currency
1901 Ian3 Ch77rrf
Gross earnings . Sos1i. l97 s7.0al,s27 Dec '.olnS,
Op. CT penses....... 407el78 I25?.i0i Dcc ''3'!-'
Net earnings. s2.s,2.o2l q ss9,.os Dec. s'7''0'
Other income. ..... 1929 iS2a
To,a! income .s2.slssSo s2,sio,7ao Dec s:7'o1
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-05-21

Randi Tranelt. all OF which advanced o point
or more, Greene Consolidated Copper ex-
hibIted greater anima tion than Y has recently
The transactions In the market today wore
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-05-21
Imports Of General Merchandise and D',

Imports OF General Merchandise and n,
Goods.
Imports OF general m erchnnd>c and dry goods
rs reported at the Custom House. compare - n.
lows with those Of last week and OF the corrCspot
Ing week one year ago:
THIS prst Las, ,rrrH 1906
by goots...-.... s2.o7>t28 Si,SSa.6SJ sl6SN.;-'
General Hdse.",. 9.503OJ0 lO,i9S.on7 2,Pi .'''
Tota!s...,..... sii.SSi $50 siy.aO.e7s Sl.0"ioA
From Jan. I to date they compare as fo'oNs
with last yoar:
1905 iani
Dry goods ,.....,.,..... A,stS<2ln S0O>, .,i'
General Ei.se............ A2.7s77s? I9o.i76.SlS
Totals. .soci,lsi,u42 s2to.?s5 o;s
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Oats were quiet on the SPOT Sales, 20 900 hush.
Natural white, 30 to 50 lbs. $fS7iac Corn was
10 elevator, S6sie. Futures closed unchanged to
&c. hlgher Sales, ooo bush. Price, as follows
Opcn. Hi1h. Low cos Last
fro est EST. mo, Nioh'.
JUN JUN ss,i ss,. ss,i "a, sss.
The following shows the grain movement:
New York: Wheat Corn; Oats: Rue. Barley,
Receipts ....,. go. s7,s2s 5000 80. 200
Exports co.. <l.l0s s75 ..,- a..
Chicago
Receipts ...... 5000 5000 i74ooo 600, 1000
ShpIncnts ..A,ooo $4,000 10000 5000 5000
Puff,lo
Ecorlpm '"''' '''' ,'o.n 5000 a>:
Wheat was less active to dny and prices moved
within relatively narrow ranve with the generality
o. the trade disposed 10 await further Develop.
ments In the situation, Early In the day there
was fractional decline on better weather. long
liquidation ami more or less shot: selling. But
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In Liverpool SPOT cotton was I'm changed. Mid
dlInp is9d. holiday last year. Sales 1000 bales:
imports none. Futures advanced points. but lost
/ 10 2 OF the rise. Prices foil ows:
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WHAT is THE
ASSOCIATED PRESS
Organization OF Newspapers For Purpose
Of Gathering News

The A>>Dr.Ht,H RES. IL IL name III
dicat,>. is an prgaui2atit..I If newspapers
for til" purpose of gathering news ON
joint account. II is purely mutual in its
character. and III this respect is unique.
All of the other rw>->Ilrpiyinng agenci, :
of tn" world are proprietary concerns. 1t
issues II" stock. makes 10 profit. and de
claroS no dividends. Il docs not sell
news IL amy one Il j clearing house
for the interchange If news among its
members only. Ii l.cuh,r. hip contests
Of 100 daily newspapers IrIhl>h"d in the
United Stutc>. each "f which contributes
t. the common budget of all News of ma
tiCaal interest originating in its vicinity.
pays a weekly assessment representing
its '>..lar" of Ii" general expenses of CON
Quoting III" business, and has lis vote "A
the election q the management.
The annual budget j. divided thus:
: llari"S. executive. editors. corresponds
eats. OPERATORS mess 'ig"rS. etc.. 81 .n31 :
En: .r,>rd wires %ul telegraph tr,~ on
on Gr.u= matter. $1n4 600: tolls On in
comm" nutf,". specials. etc.. SIS. Hn:
fr.r.gu cables SlSoGln: contracts with
fore, i'm agcaci- SlItNn: general rN-
posses. j.c.u'.@% rent. telephone. type
writer's, legal exp l>'S. etc.. 81 LOCO: to-
TIL. S2l..IS. sea-. F. Meet this. each mem
n,r j rs. '-..3 Il >UM which is paid
w,, KY il %jr ace. |" nuL!n= NJ these
u.s., >s..n':.t. 81 tTa.tnh.- >y>t,m = fol
lowed. which provides that tn" heaviest
tax shall fa!! upon tn" .arg,r papers.
The As a'i"tinu = several times great
~ in magl.tud" a,.3 III the importance
If lis work tam INV other Institution
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By
Curran R. Greenley


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,CheWed Stolen Dollar

When Rosie Hood. co.Urcl, was arrest.
"a pn II charge of stealing o!.r dollar
II" rr, to cat the money. germs and
al. lat failed. In City Court yesterday
i, W. held in 5000 hail for Irpcl
Cnn!t - a charge If stealing the green
back. Eliza TowI,rrd L.: aged co. I'D
man. WAS the original owner Of the col
lar. He put it III his hat for .lfc keep
ing. and went TO sleep. Rosie discovered
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EXtenuating
Circumstance

and set the small >ittin--Ippm to right =.
TuuSir= row and thcp IN her work t.
watch the LITTLE yellow head hrhhiu., up
and Guvn among the flowers. just out
side the Gorr. The rp-lir. h, would b.
out of the gate and far away in a mo-
mcnt if She took her eye, off him." and
Martha smiled fondly to herself.
The May sunshine lay over the little
farm. gliding the green If the mynG,w
aud the giuy caves Of thr little cottage
beneath the Gins. II wrpri the, roses to
warmer sweetness. where they wrapped
the walls with long g'ncu arms of love
illness. The jays chattti angriiy al
the sparrow army that manned the
hedge. and the cluckin" of many moth
cll~ came chrrrily from the hon yard be-
hind the cottage. Martha seated herself
in the doorway. where she could watch
the child. and for once her busy hands
We're idle. y strange unrest had pos
~r>srl her al the morning. drawing her
thoughts lack To the time when all her
life wHS unrcSt-thc cruel years before
she knew John Harrington. the wears of
wau ,cring and hardship. Wei. 1t would
never trrIhlr her now. Hidden away
with the few mDm,nt"r> of that other
baby that was hers for 50 short II time
was the brief clipping: The holy of a
man WAS found below the tr,stlc by
some boys. S,:nc papers in the pockets
bore the name of William Merritt. The
body had evidently lain there some
weeks. and wHS past Identification. rX-
ccpt that it Wis Il H,HH If medium
size. GlrE-haircd, and. from the cundi
tion - hi> clothing. common tramp.
There being no clue to his identity, The
h,dy was turned owe. to the couutv
undrrt,l;,r" That WAS ,II-thn r,.lrn.n
+h,t mani 50, murh ia rho woman tniI-
Ing in 1hr distant factory Town. She
h.L ..bnI IA. t,orr-h,. h,I vf,,,I amt nil
tender memories far ton well far thlt.
hur for Il while she were. the dor,.t
black Of wiI,who,,J Thrn she left
NouudvilIn and wrut w,.t and 1h.r..
met .Tohu F,r1iu.1su.
Thrr. vera NJ, sncrcts hrtw,nu thrm
when Martha came 70 the farm TO begin
her new life, She role him MI th" ,.rnrv
Of ,ov,rty and shame and showed him
tbe Ginning Forriuctnn wrnt. to 1hr
Noyor Of Tho town where thr r,,,,,r was
issuod Inn il was tax, lot. ,n ascertain
ANYTHING furthar ,Lout th. man who
head hoen hurried urdor tho rom. of VII
liam Merritt,
Five yrors had uasSoJ and NI9rtho
so,tIcd dawn inn, ,h,. uui,, c,nt.r,uuu,
Of bcr missy hnunv ,loyS filled to the
hrim with John and tho baby and th.
Thousand interests, ..lth,rrl ,,rounJ
thrm
Th,. b,hv .,,nwu fired or H.. hu1t,,.-
Hi, lew -, th. ,,r,s, ,lutchirr u, Tho
d, ,,i,.s and laughing rlecfuIly. and Mar
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1905-06-03
American Lady Corsets

We are showing some very uobty styles il
Boys Clothing, made of Serge and Cheviot, a
prices to suit all purses. Separate pants rs cent
to 81 each
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-11-15
GRAND OPERA HOUSE
T0lfGHT

The -Four Huntings who are play
ing three-act version Of their big
vaudeville success, The Fool
House,. a musical comedy along
new lines, including acrobatic com
edY which none do better because OF
their training with the circus for
years; appear at the GFNnd tonight
Harry Duh, their manager, has eTl-
gagged a company of singers and
dancers to accentuate the tumbllng
stunts Of the famous four. The
funny Dutchman, the comic jew
and a bunch Of pretty girls The
comedy with a plot Keeps the char
acters in and out of hot wafer all
the time and other peoples mielaps
are always delightful. The -Four
Huntings display skin and agility
until You can't rest. They come
right from New York with songs
and characteristics that tickle the
Imagination and set the auditor a
merry pace: They are now booked
for a few one-night stands before en-
tering upon their big city time Tor
long runs.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-11-15
Sc ooo.4o7.5l

Our long experience and orr
intimate KNOWLEDGE of the needs Of
the community enable us to extend
the mostfavprabIe accommodations
Money sent to any part Of the
world at lowest rates. 4 per cent.
Interest on all Savings Accounts.
In Union 7hsrs is Strength"
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-11-15

swEET MELODY FLoUR
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-11-15

SWEET MELODY FLOUR.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-11-15
SWEET MELODY FLOUR.
Fiduiciary Notice

The accounts of the following
named fduciaries. are before me fol
settlement:
F. f. Robinson, administrator o.
Ira Hall, deceased.
Myrtle V. Brake, Administrative
of d. G.. j. Brake, deceased.
T.. G. Reeder, guardian OF G. Hor'
tense Reeder.
Il. G. Reeder, guardian of Ben
iamin GarnetbS Reeder.
John B. Post. administrator OF
Isaac L. Post, deceased.
Lucy Moine, guardian OF Rosaile
Lucy Moine, guardion of JEANNE
Nome.
Emsie o. Robinson, guardian of
Elva G.. Robinson.
Emsie o. Robinson, guardian OF
Edgar c. Robinson.
Emsie O. Robinson, guardian OF
Ralph y. Robinson.
Alva Robinson, guardian OF Mary
e. Looman.
James S. Griffin, guardian Of Inis
Baker.
Il. NJ. West, trustee of W. F. Gil
bert.
S. r. Harrison and Thomas Hay
mond, guardians Of Ernest A. Dun
Richard t. Lowndes, Jr., admin
istrator. with the will annexed, OF
Thomas p. Monroe. deceased, as re-
ported by Mary Med. Lowndes and
Lloyd Lowndes, executors OF SAID
Richard T. Lowndes, Jr., deceased:
TIL. Dennison, executor of J. w.
Dennison, deceased.
BIB. Stout, administrator OF Cora
Il. Mitchell, deceased.
Given under my hand this the
18th day of November, 1908.
JAMES N. DAVID,
Commissioner of Accounts for Har-
rison County, West Virginia:
nov15&22.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-11-15

Frank Nfahlaunneau, Finlander.
employed at the tin plate mills, who
has been in the City hospital for the
past six weeks, suffering with ty-
phoid fever was discharged cured to-
day.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-11-15
ID IInIoa IasTg is StTengIh. !

There will be no dance at the Wal
do this week. The regular dance
given by the society club each Thurs
day has been postponed until next
week, as there will be a number OF
out-of-town visitors in the city and
+he ball will be given in their honor.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-11-15
Va1uable Property For Sal

The property Of Mrs 9. ]. Lang
on Pike street, comprising the dwell
ing and the store room Occupied by
Stout's china store, are offered LOT
sale. The property was placed on
the open market and it is under
stood that the purchase price fixed
by the owner is $35, 900.