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The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-03-22
kuR0PATEIg REMAINS
He Is to Assume Command Of FRS
hanchurian Army.
Is REMARKABLEST ET
Despite the Fact That He Has Beer
Relieved Of the Highest Posi-.
tion In Military Service
General win Stay.

st. Petersburg, March 22-The Rus
sian army in Manehuria is sttll TO have
the services of General Kuropatkin
who is considered by many. In spite O.
his series of reverses, the best genera
and foremost strategist OF the Russian
army. Sinking all feeling Of persona
bitterness because Of his suppression
and all the old enmity between him.
self and General Linevitch In a patri.
otto desire TO be OF service TO the Eath.
erland. the former commander In chic
volunteered to remain In any capaci,,
with the army which he had so iont
commanded. The tender has been &C.
cepted by Emperor Nicholas and crate
fully received by the leader OF the Crane
army.
The change exactly reverses the oh
order of affairs. when Kuropatkin wal
the supreme leader and Llnevitoh d.
rected the First army.
Authoritative news Of this remark.
able step was known In ManchuTis
much earlier than in ST Petersburg
General Europatkin having paused or
his homevard Journey at Hardin. s4arf.
ed southwark the afternoon OF Marcs
20 amidst ..sc-s remarkable .sTsEs:
from residents Of HArhin and soldiers
who are on the way TO I'll Qua the r-nk.
OF ths depleted army. The seutsad wal
q mere snretaste Of what awaits Gen
Kuropatkin q. the front ard his self.
sacrificing determination ard the equal
iy patriotic course Of General Lsnevitrf
la accepting the services rendered arr
bound 10 do wonders for the retnspsya
ton ~ the enrercr's iegsnns and xiv,
premise Of union ard harmony al fhs
council table which that army has HIN.
erte lacked
The retreat lie apparently progressing
uneyentfaliy
Preparations are making nc~ for Tbs
mobilization Of a number Of detach.
nenis not. however on a general scale
the preliminary orders affecting hut
twenty-five districts In the government
Of Odessa. Warsaw and Moscow. Tn
grenadiers have NOT received orders Il
proceed 70 Aancharia but many os shs
Officers Of that organization Grated ts
commands row bound for the freni
left Moscow Tuesday
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-03-22
MODERN PRESCRIBING
Doctors Methods Better Than
They Were Years Ago.
The Patients Lot Also Much Improv.
ed-Larce Doses of Nauseat-
ing Medicine No Longer
Necessary.

Our forefathers did not have such
a delightful time, after all. Just
think of the roundabout way they
were obliged to accomplish the many
things that are now accomplished by
us every day, almost without thought
by means of modern inventions. Then
think of what happened to them when
they were sick. Lucky was the man
who was not bounced upon by a doc
tor and often literally bled to death.
That was only a starter of what
was soon to follow. Long, deep
draughts brewed from horrible-tast-
ing herbs were continually admins
tered. Remedies without mum Der,
each worse than the other, followed
quickly. No wonder that so many
of our ancestors died young. No
wonder that life insurance Stats
tics show that we come from short
lived race.
1t is in medicine like everything
else. The day of barbarism in treat
ment is nearly over. No longer does
the doctor deprive the patient of his
very life,s blood right at a time when
he needs every particle of strength.
No longer does, he compel the poor
sufferer to absorb untold amounts
of barks, herbs and mineral solu-
tions right at a time when Nature
should be left to herself to strength
en- out what might be only slight
trouble.
| The modern physician knows that
he can administer the vital princi-
pies of his remedies in a concen-
| trated form. You do not find your
doctor brewing a tea or asking you
to chew hugh quantities of Cincona
Bark where Quinine is necessary
| No longer does he administer a
bolus of Opium TO deaden pain. Not
much. A hypodermic syringe charg-
ed with the active principles of OPT
um; morphine does the work better
and does not do as much dana &c
! for Nature to repair.
Right on this line comes news OF
| a recent discovery that will undoubt-
eddy prove to be the most valuable
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-03-22
VITAL STATISTICS.
. . Z
Births.

Silas Edward and Allie Rilla Bag
gett, Bardwell. February IT, a boy.
j. F. and Alethia Forehand, Bard
well. February 10, boy.
Louis A. and Annie Reayes, Bard
well, March 3, girl.
G. c. Noles and wife. Wyatt,
March 3. boy.
w B. and r. A. Holtzclaw, Venus,
March IA, a boy.
Julian and Ada Bargnos. Ferris,
March 5, girl,
Dan Jones and wife, Ferris, March
/, a girl.
Harding and Callie McCarson. Fer
ris, March 7. boy.
c. 4. and Mona McKeason, Ster-
rett, March is, boy.
G. W. and Roxie Buchanan, Sterrett
March 10, girl.
Marvin Marshall and wife, Rock
cit, February IS, boy.
Clint and Mile Gallaher. Rocket,
February "a, a boy and girl.
T. M. A. Powers and wife, Rock
EFT, March 4. boy.
Tom and Annie Colston, near
Boyee. March is, a girl.
NJ. F. Jones and wife, near Gar
rett, March 4, a girl.
Tom Briggs and wife, near Boyce
February "a, boy.
Luther Perkins and wife. near
Italy, March s, girl.
Leonard and Berta Smith near
Italy, March 10, a girl
l.. II, Stephens and wife. Forres.
ton, March II, girl.
w BURGESS and wife FpFFagfpp
March Is. boy.
l., ". South and wife, Forreston
March IS, girl.
Sam Fowler and wife, Forreston
March q. two girls.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-03-22

! London. March s2--Ths Toxic cor
re- pendent n the Daily Mail says tina
the Chinese governor - Lao Yang
with fsirty-two ~ his relatives. havs
confessed To acting So Russian sriss
since the outbreak ~ the war II s
orninonsiy announced. the correspond
ent adds that they wili tie punished &C.
cerding 10 martha law
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-03-22

Berlin March 22.~-The neTx 1ar,anese
loan wtll te divided among three aa-
tions the United States. Great Britain
ard Germany f@rtei ratsnw The
amount viii depend upg1 hos rnueh TIRE
bankers hsrs ard ~lsew here y 50 guar =
sntee to dss@oT@ ~ bat ii wlll rot he
less than $50 100000. ~ watch amount
Germany in likely To take 81 Geo soc
although this ~ ssili uasi~ssFgnirae4
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-03-22

Paris Marrh 22--A cisuatch from,
Autcsas confirms the Fef~0rt that Jules
Verne 10 dangerously sick lie continued
writing aatil r@rentIs when he wAf
obliged 20 sasps-.a all literary work ard
duties h& municipal councillor M
Verne has escupled fhs Same so0m IL
which h~ wrote the extraordinary alto.
rse@ NJ hiH voyage.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-03-22

S@w Tors. aaarvh y -se~~rNl aas
dr~s1 cap Hzak~rw wha wwns en- ssrsA.
fhw~~ upwnfhs nma aaafnMs ne ~ass~.
assmpT IN s. sHw smvfmrtws IT fa@ As~s
YowM emp ManmfmrFHFw r. A@amwsmsaaa
n@*@ rwamrm~s 10 wmw&. haeaMw mmaxs~u
wtKA tmssF aea@yssw am4 wMzasa1 rssaax
nsEaAz It FAs mnson.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-03-22

81 Petersburg. March "a couple
of hrteg telrsraroe from General time
WITCH. dated March 20 were < veu out
Tuesday They merely cay the tfoops
continued - retreat northwar1 Marrh
~, that ne allowed the mwn 70 r~et
March - ard thai he had inspect 81
the nes@ arrivals from Russia asad had
found the troops In excellent sparfss
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-03-22
NEwS OF AUBURN.
b


Still be- aims and nothing doing
Very little corn is planted Guess
the prospects for "a heavy cottou
acreage .R sery good
g. D Hil and ~ CO. Curnett sent
% fort WORTH Muuday "a attsnd the
Cattlemsu convention
Rev Brass q Primitive Baptist
minister FROM Alsbama. preached af
the sthuui house .asi Thursday niEhf
Rev O. Kagkendsli had a very
fine colt KILLED b. mules lasi week
Rev MrGuWan. eho suffered So
we're attack af pneumonia recently
IL able fn Do aH
Quite aumbeF ~ Aaturn people
attsaaed t0e agricultural school ~
inst FuCfiun az MaFp@RFl Iast FRIDAY
The hftfs three EHar-uld aauahfes
~ Rev sut 49, 81 kaE Kendall
ds.d iasf Monday aighf - pneumonia
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-03-22

- l. Apple. ex Prostate Iaaae. o.
lava Co Kansas. wrif@s Th4s i
20 say thai haze used Ballard ;
Aorwh0and syrup for ywara. Rnd that
I DO not he@Gtat# 20 recommend il as
the best esa9h syrup I have evsr
mamd 3Se. Sec AaA 81 es
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-03-22

a. PeseFssaFm. Marcia e I'm vsv~
81 the Decreasing nufnt~F II de- tore 20
ausref AZ ths fFNnt an aFselAl order hai
b@~a pshlasAea permitting TIE apssasns
usr~ss 80 students "a na@aaeal Fwrgfs Ans
Foreigners may join sh@ weFssew
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-03-22

Mrs. Bin Derr. age 20 years. Fer
ris. March II.
Mrs. c. +. Grow, age 26 years.
Ferris, March 10.
Ed Durham, age 81 years, Rock
EFT, March I,
Berta Bradford, age years.
Boyee. March 6.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-03-22

London March z5-The correspond
enf At Alden q the Daily Mail report
that thirty four steamers Aadet SIT,
leoe tans of eaal ~ ss&issns ~ Jibmtl
far the Russian fleet whLh i ~xfssefws
there at tb~ esd ~ the FEaxath.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-03-22
1cas THROWN.
Six &c 5'erm ard Two Pol esgsee Ia.
i0red by tre Esptsf

warFaw. March ga s-osnb tartwr
from window ~ a house in xnls (
street 81 closk Tuesday evening ex-
plode3 = TIE p. 8sl ~ passing patrol
composed of PAIGE and infantry sis
soldiers ard tNo policemen were aara.
g~rousiY Wounded They we're removed
10 the military hoe~ita The assaa lafsl
escaped
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-03-22

CITY ANNOUNCEMENTS.
Election. Tuesday, April 4.
For Mayer.
w. j. F. ROSS. Reelection.
PERRY =. ROBERTSON.
Por Alderman Ward I.
A. GARDNER.
u. r. MOFFETT
For Alderman Ward =.
s. p LANGsFoRD. (Re-eIcetion.
Eaor Alderman Ward 3.
W j. McpUFF1E. tRo-elcction
r. L. INGRAM.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-03-22

17-lbs granulated sugar 81 90
We are the growing people-whatever you want
in the grocery line, whether staple or fancy
groceries, we have II at the lowest price.
The best gu ality and r. lowestpIice always
3-pound cans tomatoes, full pack, per d1z.. 80
2-pOund cans tomatoes, fan pack. per ooz.. 10
Worlds Favorite corn, good quality. doz.. 81
Cupid Brand, the best gu ali.y 2Orn, DOLL Is
Van Camps hominy, BIB cans, dog ........I 90
Kraut, Peerless Brand, 3 ID cans, doz.......l 90
Canned pumpkin, 3 ID cans, doz. ............l 90
Canned Sweet Potatoes, 3 Id cans, doz ......l Is
Pie peaches, apples or pineapple, 3 ID, doz l 10
Strawberries, blackberrles or gJoseberTies,
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1905-12-08

lien. is retained.
o.. all other real. estate and value,
thereof owned by said John g. Was-
ner at the time Of his death
6. All the debts which are liens.
on ssid real estate, the owners Of:
said Liens, and their priorities.
2. In what if any part Of said
real estate, Bertha Ellen Wagner,
widow Of said John G. Wagner, de-
ceased, is entitled to dover, and
whether or not said dover interest
can be assigned in kind; the age of;
said Bertha Allen Wagner, and all
other matters required Of me by any
one In interest, and such other mat.
tiers ash may deem pertinent, wheth-.
er 30 required or not.
Givsn under my hand this 18th
day OF November 1905. +.
TANEY HARRISON.
M Commissioners.
sperry & sperry, s
Counsel for Oliver P. Boughner.
17nov4tw. =
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1905-12-08
a CONTINUAL STRAIN.

Xsay n1sa ma wsmsa, are sen.
ssaHtsy ssbiecael to what they com.
mealv tsrm . continual strain
bvsrrss Of splzs financial or fsnil,
Suahie. II wears and dhtressei
The rsboh msntalH and physically
sfeesi1S thif nerves badly end
bringing en- hrur and kidney oil.
usoa6, via t6s attsz1mt evils Of
construction, ls.s q sppsstte. sleep.
l.sass.. lew vitality aza .dsspsna.
@sg. Thy sinnst, As q rule, gel
II Of fAa "senisnual strain, " bui
hW cen rensay its heaith-aestruy.
hg ssssts y taking frequent dose.
e eN@s August Flower. II
tsess up ass Ever, siiaulats; q,
thszsys, insur~ healiky ssdliy :funs.
tism. esyes N nal spirit % czsA
vAass ssine, end sysaisally diysll.
No paysisd q uazsd Gsdsus esas.
ID b &ss "ssatinad sEain.D TtA'
hstals e A.xust F1swcR, %; rec.
~ IN, IA Nor sah b j. @
ee1pA aruagst. !
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Commissioners Notice.

Oliver P. Boughner, w.lthour Can
dy Company, a corporation, the
Leatherbury Shoe Company, a
corporation, the Williams and
Dsvisson Company, a corporation
and Armstrong, Crislip, Day &
Co., a corporation.
w. In chancery.
Granville Knight, Administrator of
the estate of johns. Wagner, de-
ceased, Bertha Ellen Wagner,
Michael Wagner, and Lloyd Wag-
ner, infants, Jefferson Wagner,
George W. Wagner, Albert D. Nit
chell, Dorsey L. Mitchell, Harvey
W. Mitchell, Daniel Boughner.
Homer D. Boughner and Oliver P
Boughncr, late partners trading
under the firm name Of Boughner
and Sons; Harvey ". Harmer,
Trustee, Eureka Loan 4 Building
Association. corporation, Homer
W. Williams, guardian ad Item
to the infant defendants, Bertha
Ellen Wagnef, A[ichaelWa gner and
Lloyd Wagner, COLLEEN A. Lawson,
receiver for said Eureka Loan &
Building Association, and Martha
o. Golf.
The parties named above and each
of them will take notice that on the
goth day of December, 1905, at my
Office at No. 321 West Main street,
in the City of Clarksburg, West yirz
ginia, ] will proceed to execute the
order of reference entered in the
above styled cause on the 10Th day
of October. 1905, by the Circuit
Court of Harrison County, West
Virginia, wherein I as commissions
er, am directed to take, state and re-
port an account showing:
1. What, if any personal prop
erty belonging TO the estate of John
G. Wagnersdeceased, is in the hands
of Granville Knight, Administrator
of said estate, and whether or not
there j. enough personal property to
pay. off and discharge hesindebtcd-
ness against said. estate.
2. 20 tettle fhe accounts of said
administrators. Y
3. The amount Of the purchase
money notes which are secured BY
the vendors lien in the deed execut-
Cd by Harvey W. Mitchell to John
c. Wagner on the 1st day of Febr-i
nary, 1908, now unpaid, by whom
held at the present time. and whetb-
rr or not any Of said notes are en-
titled to priority over the others; if
SO, which notes and BY whom held.
4. The location and value Of the
real etsis On which said veadofs
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1905-12-08
Commissioner. s ale

BY virtue of the authority vested
in me by decree entered by the
Circuit Court of Harrison County,
West Virginia, in the chancery
cause therein pending of Permetus
A. Taught against John 4. Flem-
ing, Admir-. and others, on the 9th
day OF October. 1905, recorded in
Chancerv Order Book No. 27, at
page 247. ! shall. on
SATURDAY. Pee. %, 1905,
nj one o'clock p 81. soll 10 tho high
81 bidder at - frnnt door of the
court hou3e III said county. the fol-
lowing described real estate. to-wit:
An undiyidedsthree-tifths interest in
and TO tract OF 1904 A. Of land
situated on Davisson's Run, in the
County Of Harrison, State of West
Virginia. bounded as follows: Be
ginning at a stake on the North side
of county road leading up to the
residence of Samson Harbert and in
line Of Hugh J. Garrett, Jr., and
running thence with said line N.
II 1-2 L. SEA feet passing church
lot to stone above county road; n.
55 ~ L. 1850 feet TO a stone with
in FIFTY feet Of locust, cotner TO Gar
rett and r. T. Lowndos. thence
viii line of latter S. IS 3-4 W
2.,1i feet to center of county road
in Dayisson's Run; thence with lot
80. 3 \. 81 IL W. 4 feet TO Mort!
gato post; y. 71-4 W. 80 feet tc
stone on ridge, corner to lots Nos. ;
and 3: thence with line Of formel
y. 10 1-2 W. 122 IA feet 10 stone
\. . 3-4 Z. 300 feet 10 post; n
% l-2 +. 707 feet to a stone OF
South edge Of road at forl; Of road
y. 81 IA W. 292 feet To The begin
oing. containing 4O.9+.A.. more o
less. bcing portion of TIE land o
Which Thomas a. Sommervillc die
.e:zed. THE said undivided three
rtrA interest in said tract of Ian,
i He interest that was owned by c
pelE- Hpght, deceased. at the tim
.Gter Death, and in which interes
Permet$s A. Taught owns a life g
tsta.bykhe eurtesy. but BY virtue Q
w al elority I shall sell tn
aid es}ate Of said PsTmetus e
'fkaehs in said undivided three
ffths Of said tract of 1924 A. e
gether with the interest therein 9
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1905-12-08
Trustees. sac.

BY virtue of a certain deed. of
trust dated on the 21st:dav OF Jam
uary, in the year 1897, Of record in
tie cfiso Of the clerk Of. the cog,ltY
court of Harrison county. West Vir-
ginia, in trust deed book n. page
452, executed to me as trustee, BY
Joseph Parrill, to secure to NJ. yir-
ginia Lynch the payment of note
of even date with said trust Ike
wise signed by the said Parrill. for
the sum Of FIVE hundred dollars with
interest thereon payable annually.
and on whi"s note there is now due
the sum Of I've hundred and fifty
dollars, I will at the hour of one
O'Clock P. ". on Saturday, the
twenty-thir,l day of December, 1905
Nt tho front door of tie court house
Of iIlrrisnl County. Offer and OK
pose for sale and sell that certain
lot or parcel of ground in said trust
deed mentioned and described to-
gether with the appurtenances there
unto belonging and containing
about one-half of one acre, for a
description thereof reference is made
to said trust deed and the deed to
said Parrill by W. ]. Robinson and
wife. dated August 10th, 1892, of
record in said office in deed book 67
page 1AT.
TERMS OF sALE-The terms
of sale are, as provided in said trust
cash in hand on the day of sale.
B. +. ROBINSON,
24nov4tw. Trustee.
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GOVERNOR BELL
WILL NOT INTERFERE.

souih Bend, Ind, Dec. S-"If /
WAS to commute The sentence Of Mrs.
Rogers to life imprisonment
would not darc to show my face in
Vermont again. What is more.
would b. ashamed to do So
Tue, sas,.s sra..ea b. Governor
Bell. of Vermont. wore I'll That we're
needed % pyir 9 Ii, fr;ea.ls herc
that The : LINN, in Vernon, is
against instead of for the condemn
ed murdrre;s.
Governor Bcll and party arrived
in South Bend from Chicago. yes,
terday at noon, and while here he
wss guest Of Aaron Jones, Ex-
Master of the National Grange.
Continuing the interview. Cover
nor Bell said: MS. Rogers has
been given every fair chance that it
ID possible to give and she must now
accept the penalty of the law. Yes,
1Rleraand that the attorneys for
Hi4~olaan state that she was insane
when she killed her husband, but if
sid Ms even been victim of in
Ssnaysit wsa. within the last four
days. There is nothing that ] car
6pJ fF.c,law saust take lis course.
NJ
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Mae Qhartette!! Coming

One of the most attractive enter
tainments that has visited our city
for many years is promised in the
coming of the Whitney Brothers
Male Quartette. This quartette is
going TO be heard under the auspices
of the Y. NJ. c. A. Star Course, APP
pearing as the second number Of
their course. These four artists
produce most pleasing evenings
entertainment. 1t is a union of ma
ture, method and art. Tuesday, Dec
~, this company will appear in town
at the Harrison County Court
House, Single admission, rs and
so cents.
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Notice 10 Creditors
To the Creditor, Of John q ",

To the Creditors Of John @. Wae-
ner, Deceased:
In pursuance of a decree of the
Circuit Court Of the County of Har-,
rison, made in cause therein pend
ing, to subject the estate Of the said
decent to the payments Of his debts,
y9a are required to present your:
,claims againstlthe estate Of said de-.
cehdent for adjudication to Taney
Harrison, Commissioner, at his Of
tlce in said county, on or before the
goth day of December, 1905.
Witness. Fl. W. Williams, Clerk
Of, the said Court, this the Sd day Of
November, 1905.
II. W. F1LdAMs,
lonovstw- Nh Clerk
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1905-12-08

Ellis G. Taught, the heir-at-law of
said C. Bell Taught, deceased. The
coal underlying this land has been
sold. This land is now under lease
for oil and gas purposes.
Terms or SALE-Cash on
day of sale; or, cnc-third cash and
residue in two equal payments of six
and twelve months, with interest,
with good personal security, and fur
Their 10 be secured BY vendors lien
Optional with purchaser.
RAYMOND MAXWELL,
Special Commissioner.
1. Homa- W. Williams, clerk Of
the Circuit Court of Harrison
County, West Virginia, do certify
that Raymond Maxwell, the above
named commissioner, has given bond
rs required by snid decree, condi-
toned according TO law.
II. W. WILLIAMS,
Clerk.
NoTE-Mr. Pcrmetus A. Taught
is the owner of life estate in the
remaining undivided two-fifths of
said tract of 1904 A. of land. He
authorizes me to say that he will
sell said life estate to the purchaser
of the three-ffths interest advertised
above. at the same rate he is allowed
for his life estate in said three-ffths
interest, which will be determined
after sale according to the annuity
table in the code.
RAYMOND MAXWELL.
24nov4tw.
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Notice

The finn Of Lee Boggess & Com
pany, Of Lumberport, has sold one
half interest in their general store
y Jacob ID. Fortney. All persons
Indebted to the firm Of lee Bogeess
4 Company viii please call at once
a9d settle by cash or note. 10n4sws
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COLLEGE,
located at
PITrsBuRG,

30 this great Financial and manu-
featuring center for a BUSINESS
EDUCATION; don't 50 to a small
place where STENo6RaPaERs and
BooRREIspERS are not required.
Circulars. VIM. II. DriI, Prcsidsat.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1905-12-08

The best goods are found in
every Newspaper. hut iist
in every store. "But in What
aore' that's for you to learn.
"This you c.n depend ufcn
here---Every aiYsii,enrelfS is
backed up By ,i.efoods."
The Batts-lambsrd Co.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-06-27

Chicago, June 27.-Graeme Stewart,
leader in Chicago IS. commercial, po-
litical and social life, two years ago a
candidate for mayor on the republican
ticket, and a member of the executive
committee Of the republican national
committee from 1900 to 1904, died at
his residence here early today after a
month g illness. A series of apoplectic
strokes caused death. He was SO years
old. -..y.... .s.
On the evening Of May "a Mr.. Stew
art was seated at banquet given by
the Bankers club. He had Just com
pleted the task Of collecting the $685.
900 guaranty promised by the Mer.
chants, and Commercial clubs to the
United States government to bring the
lake naval station at Lake Bluff, Ill,
and was receiving the congratulations
Just as Paul Morton, secretary of
the navy, was praising the Panama ca
nal policy Of President Roosevelt, Mr..
Stewart gasped and sank into his chair.
He became unconscious at once and
was taken to, a. room, where restora-
tives were administered. The physl,
clans announced that he had suffered
from an attack Of acute indigestion,
combined with slight congestion OF
the brain, and within a few days he
seemed to be well on the road toward
complete recovery. But the illness had
really been slight attack of apoplexy
Another attack brought on a relapse
A third followed a few days ago. and
since then Mr.. Stewards life had been
slowly ebbing away. -. -. ..