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The Hawaiian gazette., 1905-11-03
'SAD SUICIDE
At WA|LUKU
tFrom Thursdays Advertiser,

A wireless telegram from Waikiki
yesterday conveyed the distressing
news that G. l.. Clement committed
suicide there Monday night, his body
being found yesterday morning in the
lao cemetery with a pistol shot through
the head.
The late Mr.. Clement was one of a
party of young men who arrived to-
gether in Honolulu from the Coast nine
or ten years ago, all of whom soon
found employment in respectable sit
nations. For some time Mr.. Clement
was an advertising solicitor with the
Hawaiian Gazette Co., exhibiting a
good knack in that line. Later he
started the Pioneer Advertising Co..
taking an office in the Progress block,
Removing to Hilo he started an adj
vertising trade monthly of four pages
called The Naked Truth, in January,
1900, reviving it in magazine form
after suspension, under the name of
Side Lights, in December, 1901. At the
same time he worked on the Hawaii
Herald. In his own little publications
Mr.. Clement did excellent work for the
cause of diversified industries. Side
Lights was welcome visitor in the
daily newspaper offices of Honolulu.
More than two years ago Mr.. Gle
ment gave up his Hilo venture and re
turned to Honolulu, where he took EN-
ployment as a collector for Ed. Towse
Through an unfortunate failing he got
into trouble last year, after emerging
from which he went to Maui. There
he pulled himself together and organ
lied company to buy the Maui News
of G. B. Robertson, it's founder, sue
ceeding the latter as editor and bust
ness manager. Last Saturdays issue
of the paper, as was shown in the Sun
day Advertiser, took a remarkable
way to announce that Mr.. Clement ,.
connection with it had ceased.
And now the sad ending has come tt
a young man whose talents and energy
fitted him for better fate. Mr.. Gle
ment had capacity for making friend.
and many in this Territory will have
no feeling but sorrow for his untimely
and unnatural death. lie was probably
over thirty years old. His mother j,
missionary worker in Japan, wher,
he also leaves brother well situated
The Hawaiian gazette., 1905-11-03
LAME BACK.

This ailment is usually caused by
rheumatism of the muscles and may be
cured by applying Chamberlain 3 Pain
Balm two or three times g day and
rubbing the parts vigorously at each
application. If this does not afford re-
lief, bind on piece of flannel slightly
dampened with Pain Balm, and quick
relief is almost sure to follow. For sale
by all dealers and druggists. Benson,
Smith & Co., Ltd, agents for Hawaii.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1905-11-03
FRED BALDwIN's FUNERAL.

DR. Baldwin, ]. p. Cooke and three
representatives of the Oahu Polo Club,
the latter being Messrs. John Fleming,
Harold Dillingham; and George Deni-
son, leave today on the Claudine to at
tend the funeral services of Fred Bald
win at Spreckelsville on Saturday
afternoon. Those going from Honolu-
lu to the services may return by the
Likelike which will leave Kahului at
p. m. Saturday.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1905-11-03

inauenialy meeting the
Stanley vicepresident, the chair.
resolution with Mr. Magoon his second
its ado wasmo Hghton.
cordially endorsed the resolution paying tribute to
Robinson throughout
his of the bench
Mechanism
recognized Judge Robinson his indulgence
toward lawyers given to much talking
with judge that did talk
which
Unanimously carried
Of t. md
Lghtfoo members.
Those w Stanley Frank Andrade W. Fleming w W.
Henry E. Hghor s. H. Derby, d. H.
Thompson Wilmington w b /. !.
McCanHan, Davis W. Whitney, Mddedch
F. Judd, Henry Holmes W A Kinney and F.
mn :. 1 .
The Hawaiian gazette., 1905-11-03

Superintendent Holloway stated yes
terday that the Territory would cease
paying salary to Sam Johnson. the road
supervisor, at the end of this month.
He receives $500 a month from the Ter
rltory and $50 from the County OF Ca
hu, but the county receives the ex-
elusive benefit Of his services.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1905-11-03

Vices this afternoon at the funeral,
which will take place about 3 o'clock.
Mr.. Clement was generally liked and
had many fine qualities of mind and
heart. His former employer on the
Maui News always spoke I'm the
friendliest terms of him.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1905-11-03
JUDGE ROBINSON ENDORSED
BY THE BAR ASSOCIATION


whereas 1t the Judgment Association that
faithfully fulfilled the duties
Of his ofRce, and $ entitled reappontment
by That reapponmen of the
Circuit Court of the
First Judicial Circuit Territory Hawaii, recommended;
noticed by
Secretary United that copies of
this
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-08-08
9ubnqnc, Soma, 9ieustaa ben 8. sngut 1903.

81 Dernidten. IS ipuroe beihloi-
ielt, oaB Moore nno Otllton rnD
Seize iid) nnd Carriers @obnnlg be-
geben lnb Die Samilie bcim slbeno-
eiien ermoroen iollten. Gie Otoro.
9eieaen famen ober crit nah Dem
slbenoeiien on uno fonnten onber
niht, luie. geplant, burd Die SenIter
oes Sauies Die Sanlilie 5uiammen.
i6ieBen. Surh oen 21rm angelodt,
fomen @iaie uno Sunnie Garter aus
Dem Saiie uno piroen iofort er-
ifoiien. Ser Yrcoiaer Garter neblt
ieiner Srau belt iih Die ganSe 9taht
iiber I'M Snuie periteft. @lllie
Garter ihleppte iid) idper perlpiui.
bet in's Sous llno iagte aus, per Die
S6iiiie geieuert bate. gr itarb bolo
baraui. Ger 9teger Woore geitanb
bel ieiner &erbaftltng Die ganie Ser
idluorllng.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-08-08
Ter WorOprusck scscm Sr. Scd) eno-
giltig crlcOigt.
Mi q nnfntn. Ufiul1.. 1 5

0fanfato, 0tinn., 1. slug.
9ie 8eihmorenen il Dem britten
YroSeB BON Sr. @eorge u. Sod,
eincnl 3obnarSte M stcp lllm,
Wtinn., Der lmter Der slnfluge itonb,
leinen Gollegen Gr. z. u. 1ebbnrOt
IN Der stad)t oes 1. 9toueuber 1904
erlnorOet Su baberi. bruf,tcu bclltc
na6 elmer @eratbilng bon Orei Stiiu-
Den oas Geroift ,.9tihtihuloig" ein.
Ter Sal lpar ouBcrorcentlih lenia.
tionea mo bielt Dos gro6te Sntcrclle
Scr Sepolferung bcs 9torbmeltens
lpad. Sr. @cbbarot muroe in elmer
9lmtlahe oii Gem Sooen leincr
Office gegen 10 llbr slbelos geilm-
Den, iein aopi mar bllrd Sanner.
ibl1ge seriGnettert. Ter nihtl9ite
3euge in Dem Yro5eiic par slio 6.
9roof, Hcoaftcllr Der ,9teip Him
Tepielp". Der cinen aanlpi in Sr.
@cbbarot's Office, Die Sireft iibcr
9ie0ottions5inmlern Der ,9icpiep"
lag. borte uno Die Scitentrcppe in
Die 0obe liei INN nah Der llriohe
6u ioribeu. 90 or ilift i'm Stanoe
por. Gintritt 5il nelpinnen, iab er
olrb baS .Sraniom" imo crblidte
oen Moroer iiber 9r. @ebbarOt'S
9eihc itebeno. Srpof. bcSeu9te, baB
obgleib Der Wor0er lih imbrebtc,
ino nad ibln iab. or i'm ood nidt
erfennen fonnte. or bcld)ipor abcr,
buB cs nibt &ob seipeien ici. SIN
llebrigen laaen nlr llmitmosbcpeiie
Dor. Ir. aod idJicn niGt I'M 8e.
rinalten ourh ocn Wtoro auiecreat
81 iein. Gr icstc ieine Traris in
Nelp Him fort. mar BEL oenl Mtaueit
augcaen uno iang bel Dem Sesr1b.
nib. llmltanosbemciie errcsten ic.
bo6 Seroodt aegen i'm, imo man
criuhr. bab ao6 eiierii'"tia acpeiell
lei iniolac pom @eiddftsneib imo
Sicbesangclegenbeit, rnO CT puroe
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-08-08
Grfulsc Der Sapancr.
Spfio. so. Sul.

= y, w. N>iit.
Die iol9enoe Iepcide lit aus benz
Sallptqunrtier Der fuilerll6en
slrmee angelangt: nllnlcre Srllppen
auf Der Sniel SaGaliu gingen am
81. Suli 5im slngriif ii6er iulo Der.
iolgten oen 6eino bonn friiben
Wiorgen OIL. PIN iclbcn 9todnlittug
beiesten uniere Sorpolten Selbons-
foe. @Gbreno unicre Gapalleric III
9ipfpip cin5og, puroe cine alocre slb-
tbeilung nah 9tomiba uno Spopsfoe
gelhidt, pertrieben beu sSeino aus
ieincr Stellung bel Spoernlfopsfi
iino beeaben ild loiort aili Die Ser
fplalnlg.
Sie SomlptitGrfe bes SSeinocs ibid
in GROCER llnor0nrltg Surild III Der
Hihtitra aus Yereono. slm 2S.
Suli trai cine slbtbeilrng, lpelcbe
audi sur Ycriolguna bcS 6eiloes
auSgeianot morben mar, orli cine slb'
tbeilln9 bon 500 Mam Snionierie (;
POO ipuroen aetobtet lmo 500 seiou-
gen genommen. Gie StGrfe oes
SeiroeS. Der iullcren Srnppen ae.
geniibcrltono, bctrilg 5000 Wann
nit bier aanouen uno bier Mnidli-
neu9eldiisen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-08-08
@crbGnsuifppllcr SammbrmdJ.

Bridgeport, Gonn., 81. Suli.
Gin ungchelrer RegeniaQ fillte
ein norolih bon Der Staot liegenoes
9icierpoir berartie nit @olier, oaR
Der Iamm oes Scdens broh uno oas
@oiier lid) nit ltngebeltrer @eDnlt
iiber oaS 8elanoe ergoB. Der critic
Talnlnbruh trat l,m-2 llbr MoracnS
bel Der @aro'idell Miible III Cation
cin uno ianote cine rieiise @oiier.
maiic burf, Die Srtihoft SrumbuQ.
lie ,Sli,tb brnb 10 iiberrnlheno bcr-
eii, baB Die Menihen, ipelte anl
llfer OeS lonIt ganj unbeoeutenoen
Sa6es lpobnen. iid) nift rettcn fonn.
ten. Gus @obnbalis oes SSobn 2es-
coe nebit leincr sSainilie iuuroe bon
Der Slutb erfaBt unO nebit ben Se.
lpobnern cine Meile lpeit iortgeipiilt,
aber Die Ntenltcn fonnten eerettet
meroen. Iageecn wlrbe oas Saus
oes Ntiflel Woran gcgen Die Serf-
ibirebriife aeihleuoert uno SER
lhmettert; Wiorun lit ertrlnfen.
SSn .9riogcpprt rib Die Sof)-
ilitb Die 8arnilln-griide aeroOe IN
Dem slilgenblif fort, no elm gislpn.
gen. anf Den, af 3osSelusfi uno s.
Starfin iaBell; bariiber fi,br. Sos
5elpsfi ertranf. mnbrenb Starfin an
Dos llier 5u ihipimmen pernIo6te.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-08-08

Grtro5ug nit slerjten lmo @1rtern
ut nod Der llllglilfslt1tte abge'
gargen
Sittsburg Ta, 3. slug.
Cine Sepelhe aus Someriet
meloct; Sei DEM llnioa lit Der De-
pdfineiiter 9ouis Gon eetootet NOR.
ocn; II EerIoneu babcn Serleblll.
gen erlitteu. Ter 3ug beitanb aus
Der Waihine, einem 8epGd. ln,o
5uei Yeriouempo9cu. Ceraoe Dor
Der Bride mnren Die S6icncn ihao.
bait geluoroen, uno Der SepGd. lulo
Der nadbfolgenbe sSerionemuagen
ltiirSten iiber cen 20 sSitB boben
Somm III Den Bad, Der nllr penig
@aiier cntbGlt Tie Waidine uuo
Der leste Eerionempoaen blieben
iteben. Der perungliidtc Con mar
Der Selo in Dem ifrcflid)en GiIcn-
babniuigliid, Oos lid pur 5pei Sob
rem bel GonneQspille 5lttrlls. OBJ
mohl ibn oamals elm sluge nlsgeril.
len morben mar. lief er Die Stredc
Suriid uno bielt einen Dem perlin-
gliiftc Ion mar Der Sclb III Dem
ihredliGen Gilenbohnilneliid, oas
lid Dor 5pci SSnbren bel Gonncllspille
5utrilg. Sbpobl linn bumals Gin
sluge nusgeriiien iuoroen mar. lief er
Die Strede 5liriif uno belt einen Dem
pcrlngliidten 3uge iol9enoen 3ng
olti.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-08-08
Scdjs Gcrioncn anf Gunep Sslano
ppm glis crid)lagem.
u c 10 y orr. 80. sSMl

~ III - l l, oO. N>lit.
SSniolae Oes pr1htigen @etters
iparen bcute mpbl $4,000 Eerlonen
nad Gpncp Sslauo uno Der Seah
acpilaert. @1breno oes ipGteren
9tod)nlittaes erbob iid) Gin lhwercr
0clpitterihlrnl, Der ihlinlnIte oes
,Sohres. Gin Slisltrobl trai Den
9aoe.Yopillon III Dem piele Wfen-
id)en Sdns ppr oem llnpetter ge-
i,id)t butten, uno fiinf Eerlonen pnr.
oen oui Der Stelle gctootet lno ettua
fiini5ig @eitere nlebr ooer ipenlger
bctGubt. Sie 9tanen Der GrIhlo.
geneu iino rSacpb Sronflin Gbos. Vt.
Iemorlc. sSronf Wi. Gemorle (Sater
uno Sobm, &obert :. @alib nto
Geo. 2umpoobic, l1nnltlld BON gtem
S)orf beJp. Srpoflpn.
,Sn Satb 9eod) ipitroe Der 40
Sabre alte Scnrp Siatspillcr BON
9tcp 9orf ponl Slis crlhlagen Ieln
Sobn Der ueben ibm iaB, iIcl leitbt
bctGnbt 81 SoOcn.
,Sn Gartmop Bath nuf Gonep Ss-
lano an llier BON Srigbton Seoh,
100 crlpGbnte iiinf Mann erldllogen
wurocn. bctcu "h Sd)rcfensi5cnen
oar, Die uller Selfrcibnng lpotten.
,in Dem 8ebGubc, III oenl Sunoerte
Sd)iis aelud)t bottcn, pcrbrcltcte lldl
ploslid) ous @erildt, Der Ban lel
bem GinihrS nabc, unO Die slnge.
iteuten triebcn Die Serte gclpaltlanl
binalls ms ,Sreic, il, ocn &egelL ipas
crit nod) ihlperem Sample gelan9.
&oln beiauoen Die WtaIlen Iid)
oubcrbalb, bis aiii etpo ledBig Eer.
ionen, 10 criolgte Der perb1ngnIB-
poac glitid)log. unO iiinf Serloncil
murocn crlhlogen. S1tten lamnlt-
liebc SGnsiuhenbeu lih noh III Sl-
ncren beillnben, oaS llnglild mare
cin grGblihes 9elpelen.
S:n. Nrooflnn inio oen Tor'tuotcll
ipuroen piele S1uier bonn Slis ge-
troiien.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-08-08
ssram Nudcieller franf.

Glepelano, O., 81. Suli.
9ie pielen slugriiie, ipelhe gegen
Sobu 3. &odcfeller gelnaft iporoen
iinb, baben Die @eilutobeit leirer
,Srau uutergroben; iie bat lid Die
ihiperen acknowledgements Die segen
ibren @atten ausgeltoBen peroen,
Oerartig 81 Ser5en genonlmell oaB
iie am 3iiiammenbrehen ilt llcber
oem Saule ibmebt cine oiiltere gSolfe.
Oie ni6ts 5u 5eritreuen nermoa. Srall
Godefeller batte geboiit, einen ange-
iebenen Malnen 5uriidlalIen 5ll fon-
nen, aQein Die Seroifentlihung Der
Wetbooen oes Selfonigs baben ibn
Sum gebabteiten Wfunne III sImerifu
genlaht.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-08-08
Bitter, abcr ipabr!
g e ~ . off, 3. sllig.

Senrp @atterion, Der Seruus-
geber oes 9oilispilc rGourier- Sour
nal", Scr aui Dem Nanlpfer vSccu.
nic" aus europa 5uriidgefebrt lit,
1i,Berte lid, iiber ellropGiId)e mo
omerifanilGe slriltofratic ilnN
meillte:
nd, babr bel mcincm Nnicntbalt
in europa bic enropaiidle Mriito.
fratic red,t genGn ans Der gsGbc be-
trad)tct nnb fpmmc sn benz Sd)lmk,
Oak bic ansiudrtige Nriitrofratie Gin
mcit bciicrer Irtifcl ais bic amcrifa.
niid)c lit. Sa brii6cn bcSsntct Yri-
itufratie Ibitammnms nno @critano.
Sicr = M, bier critrcft TIC lid, &C.
w0bnlidl pun idlcd)tcm Sd)naps bis
su Stanoaro Sil."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-08-08
&um Nonncr gcrettct.

Glepelanb, 8, 81. Suli.
Sellte Worgen muroe Seolo Wor-
ton, Die So6ter oes Wfelpiae Wforton,
our1 einen Sonneridllag geraoe 5ur
rid)tigen ,3eit, Inn ibren Snter bonn
Sooe 6ll retten. aus DEM Sdlafe &C.
iuedt. slls Der Conner frndte,
lprang lie aus Dem Sett rio lief aus
Srrht III bas Sinmer ibres Saters,
iano i'm ober unter Dem GinflnB bon
Gbloroiorm belpubtlos liegen. gin-
breGer batten i'm betdubt unb ii6
nit einieer Seute oapongenaht
9as MGoben rief gtabborn 5u Silfe,
oenen es nnd) einiger 3eit gelang,
oen Wann pieoer Sll erlpeden.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-08-08
Grtrunfen.
NmIltth MGin,i

Sulntb, Minn., %. Suli.
George Golrneat, % Sabre alt.
BON ct. YalI, lmo George Srice, %
Sabre alt, bon Gpeletu, 0tinu.. er.
tranfen beute bcin &onoeiabren auf
Dem Sorie Sboe See. iiini aieilen
oitliG BON Sparta. @nr. Clements.
Der Critic bon Der @eiellibnft, ret
tete lib ourd Sbwimmen ans llfer
2cbanon, Wo., %. Suli.
9elm 9ootiabren nuf Oen Sorle
Sboe See, Elm lrno cine bulbc Meiie
liiolih BON bier, ertronfen bellte
Yercia ilno glauhe gaiterbp mo
sllta uno Gtbcl Yerfins, slle arS Se-
bonpn. Srei iiut9en QtGnnern, Die
ebenians nit ibnen i'm 9oote iuuren,
gelnng es. iih bllrh Shmlnnlen an
boS llicr Sil retten.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-08-08
Scs WorScs idJnlois.
So lboIto, Ga. 81. sSuli.

NU . II W V7V'' OF WI,
9tep. ). q. HalplimS III ldillolg
bciimoen poroen, an Der Grlnorbung
Der bciocn aniocr bes 9tep. ". =.
Garter bctbeiliet gcpeien su icin,
linb menn lid, Der bobere @eri6tsboi
niht ms Wiittel lcgt, perben er ino
ieine Sobne Milton nnO Seiic uno
Der gtcgcr slli Moore b1ngen miiiicn.
&alulins nnO Garter iparcn iubre-
lnna Treoiser Ser metbobiitiihcn
Stride. geriatbcu abcr in Streit. mO
&alulinS bclblob, Carriers Sonilic
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-08-08
Giicn6agnSns itiirst uum elmer Stride
in cincn Tlui.
8 0 bnst.opn + II, Bo.. 3.

Spp u TO II IT, Yn., 3. Nilg.
Ter EcrloncnSug Der Baltimore &
Ohio Vabn. Der bon Hodipooo nod
sSobhstown umterlpeas mar. lit Inn
S:30 llbr an Der 8riide iiber Den
Yaint.Sad in Somcrict County ent.
9leilt uno in oen Bad 9eltiirst. Gin
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-08-08
Grtift.

gtg Stone, g. D, 3. slug.
9fortin Strof uno ieine beioen
Sobne i'm sllter bon 1S unO % Sab
rem, 5ebn !Qteilen iiiolih bon bier
pobubaft. iuur0en beir 9fcinigen
eines olteu 8rluinens hellte bon
i6lc6ter 2llft iibcrpdltigt unO iiuo
tuDt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-08-08
Spaniider Sroucrbc geitorbcn.
Gan Seb q titan. 9. 9lua.

= on = eb a ttan .. Iug.
Der Snfant Icrnooo Maria
gllions, Sobn Der pcrltorbcren
Erin5eiiin bon slltlricn (Sblpe-
tier ocs &onlgs N!lfonS) llno
prGlumptiper Sbrpnerbe, ltarb an
Sirltent5iinollng. Gr lpar am %.
Sebrllar 1908 gcbpren.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-08-08

ihlieBlih anseflaat. Sie crIten
beiben Tro5eiie enoctcn nit gti6t-
einiglng.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-01-02
NEW OFFICIALS
Assume the Duties of Their Respective
Officer in the County of
Harrison.

the new county officers nave begun
the duties Of their respective offices
John NJ. Flanagan succeeds John A.
Fleming as sheriff. His deputies arc
Jonn g. Lang, John NJ. Knox and VII.
liam L. Leonard, the latter being the
only new deputy. The deputies that
retired are Fred Fleming, NJ. B. Cmken,
dali and A. a. Lang Charles W. Lynch
succeeds John w Mason as circuit
judge, and viii L. Morris takes j. E
Laws place as prosecuting attorney.
Ernest L. Pigott is the new assessor in
the lower district, succeeding oseph 4.
Hammond, and Francis NJ. Davis suc-
ceeds Assessor viii f. Hughes in the
upper district. George T. Randall is
the new county commissioner, succeed,
ing Captain Quinn Minter. Charles c.
Fittro succeeds himself as county sur.
veyor.
the constablcs for Clark and Coal dis.
tricts are W. Guy Merritt, Alareelus
Mcclung, Lee CofTman and E. II. Rogers.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-01-02
COLEMAN
SELLS OUT
And Retires From Brick Manufacturing.
His Partner, W. C. McKeehan is
Now Sole Owner of clarks-
burg Brick Works.

james NJ. coifman has disposed Of his
interest in the Clarksburg Brick Works
TO his partner, W. c. McKeeaan, and
retired from the firm. as shown by a
dissolution notice in another column of
tine Telegram. Mr.. MeKeehan will con-
time the business on an even more ex-
tensiye scale. Mr.. Coirman will not en-
gage in business for the present as he
desires to recover his health, which has
not been good for some time. His re.
tirement from the brick business is re.
GREETED as mis- long idantication with it
has been gosd thing for Clarksburg
his manufacture of brick being one of
the best known in this section. The
many years ne was thus engaged he had
the implicit confidence of the public ana
was highly successful in the business.
VIM. TELL FLOUR guaranteed Best.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-01-02
4. = i. + + + +++ $50 + 4. + !. j.
+ COUNTY OIL NEWS. 4.

In the Salem district. this county. the
Salem Oil Company has completed its
No. 4 on the A, NJ. Hursey farm and mas
a natural producer good for 30 barrels
a day in the Gordon.
Near the Harrison -Doddridrc line. tne
South Penn Oil Company has completed
its test on the john f. Davis farm and
viii have 10 barrel pumper the Cor
don. In the same district. the Robin.
son Fork Oil & Gas Company is down
$500 feet at a test on the G. Flanagan
farm. The Sigley Oil & Gas Company
mas the rig completed for a second test
on the A. NJ. sSigley farm. The Hope
Gas Company mas the rig completed for
a test on the ]. Ice Taylor farm.
In the Wallace district. the South
Penn Oil Company has drilled its No.
2 on the r. V. Thompson farm eigat
feet into the Gordon AMI has not snow
for producer. In the same district
the same company, has drilled its sec.
ond test on the Elsie Lambert farm five
feet into the Gordon and the mole has
filed up 1000 feet with fluid.
Salem's business men are again in
spired with new hopes for a few more
prosperous business year from the fact
tnat there has been three good oil wells
drilled in close to the town. R. Car
penter No. 3 Just one.nalf mila north
Of Salem. come in IS barrel well. which
makes territory in that locality look
splendid. The Hursey No. 3, one-nalf
mile southeast of Salem, which was drill
cd by r. I. Lowndes. OF Clarksburg
came in Monday good for 25 barrels nat
nral. On Dog Run Samples No. 8 drilled
in by the Greer Oil & Gas Co. came In
at IS barrels natural. This well is ON,
AMI one-half miles northeast of Inc
town and which SHOWS up exceedingly
well for this section.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-01-02
THE ACME
SELLS OUT
Bookstore Interests of Morgantown in
This City Purchased BY A. S. Law
& Company, a New Concern.

"a. S. Law, manager of the Acme Book
store, is in Morgantown on important
business. He mas purchased for $1,000
the store and business here for A. S.
Law & Co, a new company organizing
for the purpoe Of buying and running
the store. The store before the deal
was made belonged to the Acme Publish
ing Company, OF Morgantown, but Mr..
Law had a considerable interest in it,
and the latter was director in the Ac.
me concern at Morgantown. He retires
from the Acme and win become the head
on the new concern mere.
Mr.. Law formerly owned book store
and small printing plant in clarksburg,
which ne sold to the Acme about two
years ago, and at that time became
member of the Acme Publishing Com.
pany. The store was increased in size
and Mr.. Law became the manager. The
property proved valuable, and was con,
tinually enlarged up to the present time.
"A short time ago the Acme Publish
ing Company was awarded the contract
for the state binding, and also closed
the deals on several large private con.
tracts. 1t was then decided that the
energies Of the company should be con
centrated more upon the printing and
binding business. A large quantity of
expensive machinery was needed to carry
on the work, and the result was that
tho clarksburg store was sold, and the
proceeds will be used in the purchase
Of nav machinery for tae plant at Nor,
gantown.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-01-02
WIN. TELL FLOUR Guaranteed Best
FUNERAL
OF John cottriIl Takes Place-He Died
At His Home in Adamston
Saturday Night.

The funeral of John cottrill took
place from the late home in Adamston
Monday afternoon at two o'clock. In,
terment occurred in the Elk View Gene
terry.
Death came to Mr.. cottrill Saturday
night at ten o'clock after long illness
with consumption. He was forty-eignt
years of age and is survived by his wife
I'D six children. four boys and two girls.
Before he was taken down with the i'll
ness which caused mis- death Mr.. Cottrill
worked in the coal mines at Adamston.
He was a good citizen and his death is
deeply deplored by his fellow citizens.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-01-02
VIZ. TELL FLOUR Guaranteed Best
Schools win Resume.

The public schools of the city viii re.
open tomorrow after the holiday vaca
tion. wnieh began Friday evening before
Christmas. a full attendance is desir.
ed and it will be the aim to take mp the
work, where it was left or. VIII n ,hs
vacation began. Teachers aad paPiis
have had a good rest aai WI be abe
TO do bettar work.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-01-02

The heaHh and fragrance and strength
of the great pine forests are CONDENSED
in Pineulas-a new discovery, put NJ
in a new way, A cure for all kidney
blood and bladder diseases, backache
lumbago and every form OF rheumatism
Pineules rid the system of impurities
Sold by Stone & Mercer. eodsm
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-01-02
WIN. TELL FLOUR Guaranteed Bes
Entertainment Tonight

Prof. Johns and several assistants
win present "The Light of the World
at the First Presbyterian CHURCH to.
night, very beautiful piece. An
should give the affair their patronage
and make it success.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-01-02
4 reward Of one fun size bottle 0

4 reward Of one full size bottle OF
susanna" viii be given for the best
plan to four or more statesmen whereby
and whereon every family in the city
Of Pittsburg. Pa, win nave personal
knowledge Of the meiicinai value Of my
medicine before the fall of 1905. Ad-
dress DR.. L. A. Davidson, West Milford.
Of clarksburg. W. Va. 3ldecltdltw.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-01-02

Robert B. McDauel at 10 O'Clock Mon
day morning. Mr.. MeDanel performed
tine ceremony. They win reside at
Glen Falls.