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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-15
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from the army
BrTCnERrO FOR 4 GESTURE
A tragic Incident which occurred In
the nance of YidIX Kiosk recently afs
lordod another example Of Abdul Ham.
ld's FRENZY of fear ono of The eulWn'B
aids. dp.cpmp rhulid pNshA by name,
who had been IN his monnlche per.
bonal service lur nearly u dcuado nd
had proved himself 10 he nu absolutely
lallhm ana trustworthy servant, WAS
wmmonoi en- Abdul IlamId'e presence
10 present ~ report on nOme suite mat
teri IN the course Of mis- report rhul,
ID pagha had occasion 10 thrust his
hnnd into hs pocket to produce "a
document which he desired 10 submit
10 the suloM
Soolng The motion Of the o0loora arm,
Abdul lIamId Immediately jumped 20
the conclusion lhnt' Ms aid dr. comn
was linking u woup0n ont of his pocket
In order to aNuaHinuto him. Quick
as lhouph the sultan drew loaded
revolver ont Of hl0 own pocket and
blow Challd pnshoe brains Out lee.
fore ihore was time for an explanation,
The unfortunate aid de camp fell dond
ON the spot and the magnificent cnrpot
I'm the Gullnn's audience room Wna
stained with his blood,
The affair was huahod M M the time
but details Of the deed perporlnted by
tho sultan soon leaked ont and excited
great resentment among the Turkish
nobility, for ChNld pNehN belonged 10
ono Of the most eminent ana respected
Old Turkish families .,..a.-.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-15

The importance which is attached 20
the ylg ua the outward ANA Visible oNl.
dpno ol the speakers puWor w. wei
shown by lho dInorout styles Of VIA
which etiquette prwcrbrH ho shall wear
duug the dl0oronl rlnRoN of INV lranS'
formation uom pu ordinary member Ia
TN position of the lrst communcr IN tll1
Mul Iir corDion by the houto of come
mon Constitutes him the sp'nkoroloc',
Ne uurN not become u iull-lledgol
spuNl until the sovereign mas hp'
lro,ad NJ hls choice Az spoakorolovt
hc may Wylr only u 'hohiail wig
mat A.. "a quite msigniNcnt wiz Huch as
odmly hlwmtcH wear ANA when
romuu only half way down the hpok OF
the mock and lolycs the ears fully en-
posed.
Wearing 70 bobmll via ho Submits
himself win uIl humility 10 hls mac
i,elN's generous Appreciation That "
q uwlrl junction Vhi.h iN carried Out
with that funeral golomlty character.
nDlp of AN such ceremonies I'm England,
Ills majesty takes uo part IN w. HIS
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-15

tract the suluu'H att 'ution by "dlrooN'
otln1 ANA "tuttrlWg' lulH when ne
himself had concoctod win the help OF
WILING friends ana which ended IN %
number Of absolutely innocent persona
holnE hnnishrd To remote districts pi
Asia Minor one imo morning the
Turkish capital aNoNc to ma thnl re
hin hld boon nude "a paHha ana hns
lolnlcd rhlci Of the palace police win
inc rank ot mljorgoncrul,
Prince Ahmed komal Eddm excited
'ohln PushuN onmllN M the llrsl place
by lloailnR The ambitious plnholuu WIN
,nnlonpl the pllnrn Ronomlly ignored
lho presence ul Frhlu IAshn hl court
lntllNlllos ana ON one nrwHlun Nnoll Ne
nld notice nm lrlomrd 10 nm Loudly
all ,onlrnpluuuNy us the policeman,
Fohln Puhn'N cnmlN rose to u boll.
,nE polnL loNrNor when Prince Ahmed
hOuu bNIO NrrNlod nnW'sslul OF u
hnlulllll 'husaluu }ouun whom lho
,hl'i ~ h" pnhuo police coveted Tor
Is own hnroW the 'lrrlsslhn ylaNo
was blolRhl ln 'owhulluop" ana o.
I'l,d Tor thln ul auction by one OF me
drllow Nh'Ho business u lF to rcplons
Nn Nr hn'nm ~ the Turkish rupllNl
WIN I"llunlr nnnlu Pllu'o Ahmed
,N,n hdu'u 1hl F'h,g I1'hn were
Dulh NlldrW ipr NO A. uN she Nls
N,',thol'l lI lnr safe ana the 'nl'l
uI Ih' "I''' lnn'', VINO h" MOI Nrl
n.," Nv IuN'l hNUn l'nlN Ionk lo oulhn
u"''l' NV UO'oI' 'o 'uoI"lo WIN
NO. ,'.W, pIIhv Oh we lnltllHl
N'uN'Nnu, IIlh'r Nhnlr1 h'lnal Hd9lli
W,ul'l we h''NlNul lh'AfNlnl 9hl
,lN IN'hu l'''I''l llrl' ana ln'l
!" lW' ,nN,nA'
,.,''..n' .n.n" ln,,ll,loli 's ,hl'i OF l,'
"I"'' I"I,'' 'Wnnu,u WIN we uN-
nNi'l omia'N'', WlIrh llr sultan hos
,.vn' ,'I'I i''. NhWvu N'llioI
'0N you" Ol' udndN me plnrrl lo'
bHWoh roucocl,d q story Of a. plot lay
. INV nUN'V MUM IIllu lo u'lnloho
lh' ,u'l1n ana lo slln the crown of
We 'I"uuW 'hll'' Ipl .hluF'lL. Fohlu
',',,'', ',','.',' ~ ll'lr 10 3v lols'u Whltn
I"nIUuu N, nn'N 0Ol Nhll' apparently
iu'oulu plu"ls ul we p,lh'eh Rulll
,' 'i'no .,o,uigu p'HU,'o Nllll'sscs
u'' W. Iu'u,u ,"r wv UIlp'N' were Wlll'
nh wv N'll lnltr ",lns IrBhlulllg
I,t,' HOnlou NoUlaI liddllH pttllpl'
w3}tn"u ~ ~ nu''Wnupl' conspiracy
nnn'u r'I'n iaHna nag prepared hll
,uy wv. ,'r'.n, 'Nllvll'r ne requested
u ,nn, WIN wy tul,all Oh me ground
, ,' Nv n'u ~ rhnpolu'o' o9minulllra'
NJ oV'h, AKIN wv, oi '"'' "'N u" 'ho evening
Abdul lIamid, gccptns danger gave
lice should Immediately b. admitted 10
hlH presence The sul,anH secretary,
l2zci Pusha, and another oourtlpr Wero
present during the audience, Fohm
| pasho entered ana told the sultan
| briefly that ho had discovered plot 10
! dolhrono ana assuslnaie him. ana that
| ,Uls pot was 10 be carried ont on tho
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-15
Sutan's Brother Was SEran3Ied TO Death.

WIN the
Police Had drulSe Against
Dcceaso As Cur IA Figure the Tragedy
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1905-03-10

OR a moment Paul looked m
- 0 the papers spread out on
the table before him-looLed
with the ~preoccnpied air of .
man who Is adding up something in
MS mind Then he returned to his
occupation. He had been at this work
tor four hours without q break n
was nearly l O'Clock in the morning
Since dinner Karl Steiametz had con
stunned no less than five cigars. while
ne hac no spoken five words. These
TWO men. locked in a small room In the
mode OF the castle Of Osterno-a roam
WIN no window. but which gained It's
nsht from the clear heaven br 2 shaft
ana a ssylight 0 the root-Iockei in
mus they had been engaged in the nd.
oi.loi OF an enormous mass Of figures.
is that fool never coming assed
Paus. with an impatient glance ar The
clock.
Our very dear friend the starosra y
replied Steinnetz. as no slave 70 time
He is late"
The room had the appearance of a.,
once There were two saies-souare
cnests. There was a huge writing ta-
bie-ad double table-at which PauIa and
stelnmetz were seated. There were
sundry stationery cases and an alma.
q or so suspended On the walls.
which We're oaken panels. large
#hite stoye-common 10 all Russian
r~ooms-stood against the wall. The
RN1-- 49,
room mad no less than three doors.
with a handle on no one of them. Each
0 opened with a key. Ike a c,,n.
board.
The silence of the room was almost
oppressive. a Russian village after
nightfall is the quIetest human hab,ta.
uon On earth, for the moujIs. the ma.
I'VE OF a country which vii! some aav
supply the universe with petroieum
cannot afford TO light up lis I,ut,hla
sDode. and therefore sits in darkness.
osterno was asleep. the castle serv-
I had long gone to resi-. and the
Great Silence Of Russia wrapped its
wings over ALI When. therefore, rho
clear, coughing bark of a wolf was
heard both occupants of the little room
looked up. The sound was reneatad
and steinmetz slowly rose from his
seat. -
! can quite believe that our friend
y able TO call a wolf or a lynx to him .
ne sid He does It uncannily VEIL
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1905-03-10
~ nre atnrrinQ. Ia

We are starring. sIts2
that the Moscow doctor by
then by doing that We
poor devils to die in theif-
trina cannot manage them
worse than our people"
Whatever is the best .
burst in Paul, "as we seen
an atmosphere OF them, ~
Thors; that Is quite certala1
And Catrina will ind
once.
"why.'
Steinmetx drew In his feet
ed forward and knocked y
one Of the logs that Ia! 'aE1
In the great fireplace.
Because she loves yoa
shortly. There is no com!l
COW doctor over her"
Paul laughed rather awkws]
was one Of the few mel-l
Ing fewer-who hold thai !
love is not a thing 10 be ioss
about in conversation
Then he began speaAl'
quickly. as If afraid thai :
was going to say more. II, =. !
ed, you think she will ala
must not see me. that Is al.
Steinmetz reflected again
unusually grave over this NAV /.
would scarcely have taken
German for a person OF any
whatever. Nevertheless =
have liked Paul to marry ls'
oyttch In preference 10 tsl
Marlborough, merely d" )
thought that the former "
while he felt sure that tie
not. He keenly suspected 'hs
marrying Paul for his mols
position he could give her III
we must be careful" ne ;
must place clearly before oul
risks that we are running
come to any decision. ~
risk is simply that OF unof'u
ment They can hardly Sc ;,
Siberia, because you are u.
lishman and that imperIlhei
has q habit Of getting up
ing when her sons are inter,
But they can easily make
possible for you. They g
more harm than you think
10 these poor devils OF =
yours more harm than we ca
ably As for
paused and shrugged his :
den-"1t means Siberia AZ
q suspect-a persona non 81
Il do not see how we cal
help Catrina." said Paul
which Steinmetx seemed 10
ne suddenly gave in.
AS ron will.r he said.
he sat up and. drawing 8
coward him. took up q pen
Saul watched him u silepe'
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1905-03-10

Of the great room and stood aside. The
prince passed On, and the German fol-
lowed him each playing his part grave
y, as men III high places are called to
do. When the door was closed behind
them and they were alone there was
no relaxation. 20 smile OF covert de-
Eision. These men knew the Russian
character thoroughly. There is. be It
Known no more impressionabIe man on
the face Of Gods earth. Paul and
steinmetz had played their parts so
long that these came 10 be natural 10
them as soon as they passed the yolga.
They knew that the people around
them were somewhat Ike the dumb
BEAST These peasants required over
sWing by a careful display Of pomp.
an unrela1ed dignity. The line Of
denarcation between tie noble and
the peasant is 50 marked in the land
OF tie car that it is difficult for others
to realize or believe II.
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1905-03-10

ing 10 leave 81 ~
hat- Only / shan
wife suresy a 7or..'
in q THOUSAND van
lot that only a w,,
Yes, grnnt@i sfs,l1
the right sort Of uo-
Paul looked up 81
"ion must leave ,s..,
Ny very dear t-.,.
thing TO you
Paul smiled
"You don, know F.,
hyiy- She il full :.
pity for these people !
steinnetz boved r-,,..
Il have no doubt ..
And ret voa say -.
be told"
Certainly not A s.,,.
ably strained I, It l. ~,
two people Suetcho,..
probably break il "
when you are uar.ei ,
sent to I've In osterroT-
oh yes think ~
At this moment he H.,
and a seryan, ii b-rs.
powdered wig. SID g.,
eountenance which NJ;
OF wood. brought IN : -
tray.
Paul took the squa,.
Turned t, over, displar,,
q eoronet In black and ;,
ner. Ike & stamp rh4s
letter and read It.
"A fresh difficulty 8
ing the note across to IL
steinmetz looked grsr.
folded the thick stations
Dear PAUL. hear son
and that the Aosco+ 4,
country. We ar. n >.
Thors-choiera, / .ea.. Il
doctor has spread to nv
are ciAmorfng fer him {
send him over You +,
here Is always in reatFr,
with the great doctor sat
metz In doing 40 yoe
than pleasure 10 you. old
CATRISA
r. S.-Mother Is a.r.a
Doors sor fear OF ir.s-.
she has q little cold
Steinmetz folded the
fully. pressing the sea
lively with hts stout
thumb.
Il always think Of L
said. It's my nature
! tune. We can easily
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1905-03-10
X

'oR a moment Paul looked nd
- from the papers spread out on
the table before hin-looked
with rb1
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1905-03-17
LOCAL TENT
WINS BANNER
OF THE STATE FOR THE LARGEST
MEMBERSHIP, WILL BE DE-
L1vERED JULY i.

the State Commander. c. c. saow-
alter met with the Tent on last night
in special review and made rousing
address to the members In. mis- dis
course h. gave the oificiai count of tnr
big tents of the state in wnica clarks
burg. for the first time heads tae list
This banner will be delivered 10 tay.
tent On the first OF July. providing they
are still ahead at tae time and VITA
tac continued cooperation hu-tling OF
the officials and members this trophy Is
snre to come this way.
Sir Knight p. c. Elmer F. Goodwin
came in at late hour and gave ama,i
welcome and enthusiastic talk. Tie
meeting was large and enthusiastic and
every member il hustling to maintain
tlleir unparalleled record.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1905-03-17
CHIN ~
CLOThIN6 !
WAS ATTIRE:
BUT OLDER SISTER AND FATHER
SUCCEED IN. sMoTHERING THE
FLAMES IN TIME.

June Flowers, fopr-ysar old daughter
Of III. and Mrs. A. o. Flowers came near
being b,irnsd to death Sunday afternoon.
While playing In tae dining room after
tae other members Of the family had
gone to otnsr rooms i,er dress caught
afire from tine open fire place. sne ran
into the parlor where her older siAter,
Marion. aged thirteen, was and the lat
ter frantically epdeayored to tear the
cnild's burning clothing From her body.
Dr.. Flowers heard the cnildren's scream,
and ran down stairs. He grabbed up a
blanket and wrapped 1t about the baby's
body and sncthsrsd the flames out. The
child was painfully burned but not ser
liou'ly and Marion was severely burned
about the hands and arms in trying to
tsar the burning clothing from ti,er lit
Tie sister. It was 4 miraculous escape
for both children and the parents are
mighty glad 1T was no WORSE than it
was.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1905-03-17
ANOTHER
YOUNG MAN is ARRESTED AND
JAILED FOR BuRGLARIZIEG
DEPOT AT WALLACE.

Clinton Dawson. q Young man of
Wallace, was arrested Monday evening
at that place by Constable IL, Cofrman
ON warrant charging aim with break,
ing into tae Baltimore & Ohio station
mt Wallace on the night of December 3,
and stealing quantity of goods. the
constable brought him to the county
sail here and imprisoned aim. New.
ton atanear. another young man of the
same place was arrested on the same
sharge by Constable Cofrman last satur.
day night and placed in jail. Roth will
be given nearing next week by Mag
zistrate S. W. Gordon.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1905-03-17
Trustees Sale

BY virtue Of tde authority vested in
me by tnre orders of the Circuit Court
of Harrison County in the Cnancer,
Cause Of James H. Mines W. Katie i.
Dodge and Joseph w. Dodge, her inns
band, recorded in the Chancery Order
Book No. 20, of the Circuit Court Of
said county on pages 1856 and sSs
wherein Joseph Lee Raodes was appoint.
ed trustee in tine place and stead Of A.
IS. Long in unree deeds of trust barring
date the lotn day of December, 1902, the
18th day OF May. 1908, and the 18th day
Of July, 1908. respectively. on record in
bae county clerks offics Of said county
in Trust Deed Book arr page 29l; Trust
Deed Book aU,s page i24, aud Trust
Deed Book 'U,n pag. 1914, respectively
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1905-03-17
sA6ENCIES
GET LICENSE
xUNDER NEW TAX LAWS TO DO
BUSINESs-oTHER COUNTY
COURT MATTERS.


One of the many features of the ses.
-sion of county court Wednesday was
che granting of storage house licenses
% the several brewery agenccices mere.
dsah was to comply with the new law,
passed at tine special session of the leg,
-islatnre. To tine Hoster, Raymond and
sRairmont were given license from Jan.
mary list last to April 30 nex,. to the
Wiedemann from May list next TO
April 30. 1905, and to tne Findlay
from May LIST, 1904 to April 30 next.
the whiskey license of Hugh j. Nv
Cracker was Transferred to Edwarl
Hogan,
]. Wade coffmnn. OF Bristol. qualified
rs assistant county assessor for tae up
per district
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1905-03-17
1858 1855 80 /. ;
+ OIL NEWS. !

Near s.dalia. Doddridgc county. the
Hope Natural Gas Company mas com.
pletcd its test well on the George R.
Lyon. farm and has a good gassar in
tic Gordon.
West of Weston. Lewis county, the
Reserve Gas company ;,as completed
lis test well on the j. V. waldeek farm
and mas a fair gasser in the fifth sand.
In the Smithfield district in wetzel
county, tine South Penn company has
drilled its test on the ,Jonn MCGEE farm
into tea Gordon and the mole has filed
sOoOo feet with fluid.
South of Smithfeld, Carnaham &
Smith nave drilled their TEST on the
J. +. Low farm into the Gordon and
tne we'll has made a 30 barrel flow.
the same district the South Penn Oil
Company has drilled its No. 3 on ttne
Matilda Gallagher farm 90 feet into
the Big Iniun and mas found no oil or
gas.
In the Pine Grove extension the soutn
Penn Co. mas drilled its second test on
the Marion Gorby farm l2 feet into
the Gordon and has found no oil or gas.
In the Wallace district, Harrison
county, the Middle Run Oil / Gas Co.
mas drilled its test on the w. E. Rob
inson farm into the Gordon and The
hole has filed up 1000 feet with OIL.
Near Blaclsville, Monongalia coun.
~. the Hope Gas company has drilled
its test on the Cumberland farm into
the Gordon and has Snow for a l2
barrel producer.
On the east side of the Folsom dis
triet, in Harrison county, the South
Penn Oil company has drilled its test
well on the E. G. Kelley farm ti,rouee
the Gordon and the mole has filled mp
$50 feet with oil.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1905-03-17
BIG PEUM = Y
FOR TETFR'

Is the President coming TO tde rescue
IL Charles T. Teter, the Barbour ecnnsy
politician, anl Is ne going to give him
"A good berta. notwithstanding tae cps
position put up against him by bosa
Senator'S N. B. Scott and s. B. Elkins.
This Is the question being asked hy
those in the inner circle today after wor
had been received from Washington by
the friends pf ths big stateNmah WHO'S
stiil in toe city. According to sinforma
tion received, mere today, President
Roosevelt wao is an admirer OF Mr.. Tess
mas given him to underestimate tnat not;
witastanding the action taken BY Sen
ators Scott and Eikins anent The col
lectorsaip job. he would get g piacs
even better than it and That neither
of our Seniors would have hand in
the deal TINT shuflies the winning
cards. 1t Is known that both Scott and
Elkins have pledged themselves regard
instne collectorship-,Scott to Stark J..
Baker of Beverly, andd Flkins to WE.
Glasscock, of Morgantown. 1t Is under
stood that neither viii accept Teter rs
compromise man.
This information has been carriel~to
lite drsan,Pc .ga-eyuys it s,beanSs5
tn. President, VINO knows something oi
letters record as pollution, and las
suca has been admired by MIN. Cali.
ing particular friend Of Teter's into
mis- confidence heimparteis tns Informs.
ton that there need be no worry, he.
cause ne would look after Teter psrso,r
ally and would give him a job equally
as good MS First Assistant Postmastrr
General, which he could not give hin,
on account of Mr.. Hitchcock. What
this new place is was not stated mere
but the promise Oh the President il
strong enough to put at ease the mitls
of tine Teter followers.
If this information Is true, and Tcs
Times ms no reason to doubt 1T, "a;
field is all but clear for the appointment
OF Senator Stark L. Baker, of Randolph
county. as collector. THIS may not n
believed by the friends of Mr.. Giass
cock. VINO are not onto the workins
of ,tac latest political game, but tn
Times mas reason to believe that Ia,
Morgantown man will listen to advic'
of several of mis- friends and take tn,
clerksnip Of Dayton's court as MS shar
of the favors. OF course there is no
such a large salary in tais place, bu
the job is a lasting one AMI is not hard
besides being one that appeals to Nj
Glasscock's tastes.
While no official announcement
looked for to straignten out the tangl
before the last of this week or the frs
of next, The Times predicts that sue
a co,lrse of events as outlined abov
will be the result.-Fairmont Times.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1905-03-17
MRS. CHADWICK
Gull TY
OF SEVEN COUNTS AND MAY BE
FINED $4,000 AND IMPRIS-
oNED "a YEARS.

CLEVELAND. o., March 1s-Tae jury
in the case of Mrs. Cassie Chadwick
brought in verdict of guilty of seven
counts in the federal Indictment against
asr and sha was remanded TO jail. She
utterly collapsed.
Mrs. Chadwick's condition Sunday
caused her ianitors mucn concern. she
tossed all night moaning the one word
aguilty.' 1yhe physicians Sunday morn
ing found fcr verging on complete
nervous collapse.
Convicted on every count of tine in,
dictment upon which the jury was al
liberty to Judge ner-seven in all Mrs.
Cassie L. Chadwick is confronted with
the possibility of $4,000 in fms and IA
term of IA years in prison.
she was found guilty of conspiring to
dcfraud the United States by conspirins
to procure the certifcation of checks on
n national bank. when there were no
funds in the bank to aer credit.
The original Indictment contained 10
counts. Two of these were ruled out
during the trial by Judge Taylor, and
OF the remaining IA onc-half charged
her with securing the certifcation of
checks without having the proper en-
tries made upon the books of the bank.
Judge Tayler, in MS charge, directed the
jury to disregard THESE counts. and con-
slider only the remaining seven, which
related II, the certffcation with no funds
on deposit. On all of these the jury
found against ner.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1905-03-17
Proper Treatment Of Pneumonia.

Pneumonia is too dangerous disease
for any one to attempt to doctor him
self, although he may have the proper
remedies at nand. "A physician should
always be called. 1t should be borne in
mind, however. that pneumonia always
results from cold or from an attack
of the grip. and that by giving Cham
berlain's Cough Remedy the threatened
attack of pneumonia may be wanlei off.
Tnis remed is also used by physicians
in the treatment of pneumonia with the
best results. DR.. w. ], Smith. of San
ders, Ala. VINO ia also druggist. says
Of it: 81 have been selling Chamber.
lain's Cough Remedy and prescribing it
in my practice for the past six years.
I use it in cases of pneumonia and nave
always gotten the Best results" Sold
by Stone & Mercer.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1905-03-17
A. Cola IN tlt, Head.

Is simply mill form of catarrn.
Use that which cleanses and heals the
diseased membrane. Bunsen's Catarrh
Cure is the remedy. 1t curss catnrrh
s-easiiy and pleasantly contains no mcr-
-ssuury or other injurious drug. 1t is
.quiclsly absorbed, gives instant relief
sind opens and cleanses tine nasal pas
saages Regular size so cents. Ask your
druggist, Wells & Haymaker, for free
sample and pamphlet telling about ca.
.1stArrh.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1905-03-17
TRUSTEES SALE.
House and Lot in City.

BY virtue of a deed of trust, executed
to me, w. Frank Stout, trustee, by S. Fl.
Guss and Bessie A. Guss. his wife, dated
on the both day of June, in the year
1902, and of record in the office of tae
Clerk of the County Court or Harrison
county. West Virginia, In Trust Deed
Book, No. T, page 10, to secure Jasper
S. Kyle the payment of certain notes
fully mentioned AMI described in sais
trust, and default having been made in
the payment thereof, and being request
ed so to do by the said Kyle, I. W.
Frank Stout. trustee. will on
SATURDAY, APRIL 8, 1905,
at two o'clock p. M, at the front door
of the Court House of said Harrison
county. proceed to sell by way of pub.
lie outcry. to the highest bidder. tae
property conveyed by said deed of trust,
which is that certain mouse and lot ait,
uate on tine corner of Mechanic and
streets. and bsing the same LOT
conveyed to said Guss by deed dated the
9lst day OF March, 1901, ami of record
in said office in Deed Book No. l3l, at
page l5o
TERMS OF SALE one-taird cash IN
hand on day OF sale; one-taird in one
year and one-third in two years. from
day OF sale with interest from date.
with good personal security for the d.
ferrcd payments, and retaining ven
doris lien to further secure the same.
with option to the purchaser, however,
to pay all casn on day OF safc.
w. FRANK STOUT.
lomaFltd&3tw. Trustee.