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The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1905-02-10
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Have been suffering from Impure Blood
tor many Year,, having Boils and other
Eruptions. Having heard Of S. S. s. Ide-
cided 70 try It, and am glad to say that il
has done me great deal Of good. Intend
70 continue to use 1t, a. believe it to be
the best Blood Medicine on the market.
Cleveland, Tenn. W. K. DErRRs.
For over fifteen years I have suffered
more or less from Impure Blood. About a
year ago had q boil appear on my leg
below the knee, which was followed 81
three more on my neck. / saw S. S. S.
advertised and decided to try IL. After
taking three bottles ali Boils disappeared
and Ihave not been troubled any since.
1r4 w. Jefferson St, Louisville, Ky.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1905-02-10
Cured When very Lsu VIM
Pneumonia

Nv. Bryan, Of Lowder, III, wrissss
ssMy iittie boy was very low With pncn.
nionia. Unknown 20 the doctcrswc rave
him FoLEY,S HONEY AND IAN.
The result was magical and puzzled do
doctor, . 4 Immediately stopped de
taelins cough and be quickly fscoysred."
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1905-02-10

N. JACKSON, q Danyiile, H., writes:
"My daughter had severe attack Of
La Ghppe and terrible cough on her
lungs. weEtried q great many remedies
without relief. She tried FOLEY'S
HONEY AND TAR which cured her.
She has never bssa trouhlsd with cough
since. |"
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1905-02-10
Newark, Ohio, MAY "a,

Newark, Ohio, May a, 1903.
From childhood had been bothered
With bad blood, skin eruptions and boiis.
Ihad boils ranging from Eve to twenty in
humber each season. The burning &C.
companying the eruption was terrible.
needed In my case. II drove out ali impu.
rifles and bad blood, giving me perma.
nent relief from the skin eruption and
bcils. This has been ten years ago, and ]
have never had return Of the disease.
MRS. J. D. ArHRRToN.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1905-02-10

cHAIFANT 3 IRIpPKTT,
Land Dealers. Bnckhannoa. ". Va
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1905-02-10

at this time to allow Chief AFTER to-
leave for Woodsfeld early Wednesday,
morning. Lieutenant Petet also swcre
to the affidavit for Watson:
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-03-24
no Mews LION veNEzuELA.
The state Department Has Not Hears
From Minister Bowen.

Washington. March 2S.--The state
department has heard nothing from
Minister Bowen to Indicate that the
Venezuela government has made an
swer 10 his last proposition to arbi
trate The American claims and II =
supposed that the answer when II
does come Will be to the effect that
the Venezuelan government fnSlsts 90
awaiting the final action Of its court
upon the pending asphalt case
Il win then remain for the state dc
partment to determine how long It is
prepared TO await this judicial action
The dlfaculty Is that the Venezuelan
government has refused the apphca
ton OF the asphalt company, support
ed by Minister Bowen TO revert TO The
status existing before the appointment
of receiver in the asphalt case. ano
allow the company 60 repossess Itself
OF lis property As II U.s. the reeeiv
or Is taking out large quantities OF
asphalt from Bermudez lake. the pro
ceeds OF which are going IN the Vene
zuelan treasury to the great nnancia
loss OF the company. which IS making
representations on the subject TO the
state department
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-03-24

Pass after the retreat from Mukden
inccuteshhly marked the end OF the
second stage Of the war
Gunshu Pass which has a large
railroad station and Red Cross settle
ments with an army facilities. Is nov
an enormous camp overlooking the ma
tive hamlet IN an directions, Troops
are arriving daily, The advanced an
visions are continuing their march
northward. while some fresh troops
south to relieve the worn out rearA
from European Russia are comma
south to relieve the worn out real
guard
The booming d guns on the right
flank was heard an morning
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-03-24
KENTUCKIAN ORDERED
TO STAY FIVE MEN
Sensational Evidence In Fam
Gus Hargis Trial.
wAIre RgFusED 70 SO MsN
Brother to Judge Harss Wanted Five
Men Killed-rrlal Outcome Of En-,
Murder Of Attorney Mareum, whs
Was slain in Kentucky.

Lexington. March 2S Or, Cox, jim
coekrll, Mark Cocbril AItorueys'
Vaughn and Marcum were to be shot
by Anderson White In the courthous,
during the trial OF Tom CoobrHl tot
killing Hen Hargls. in obedience 70 or
ders by James lIargIs. according to .
sensational story told today by White
in The hearing on the motion for bal
for the Herglses and Callahan
Anderson White Is the brother OF
Tom White who is under NE sentence
for the murder of J. n, Marcm.
White said that prior to the klnlua
OF Cockrll James Harsls ,ooE him to
The Hargis' store and gave him &C
callber pistol and told him be wanted
him to return 20 the courthouse wher,
the trial OF Tom Cockrlt Tor the klllns
OF Ben rlargls was Ia progress aud BE-
ready 10 DO as Judge Hargla told him
He declared that Hares wanted him
10 shoot Eve men, White being og
dered TO shoot IN the event that any
trouble started The men he was C
shoe, were Or Cox, Jim Cockrlll
Mark CockrllI, Attorney Vaughan and
another, the witness recalled 70 be
Marcum
XIII an OF those Ave or any damned
one OF them, IL what White sald ilur
gls told him 90 do he said be a.
clinod 10 do this and returned The pa
tol llargls told him tnem nat h
would be- neeed probably a. q VIC
ness, and told him 70 return when
sent for
jen Smith followed White he said
that before the Killing 81 COekfli
Judge llargls "a the luttors onice. AZ
clared 90 him "Iim Cochrlll has COT
20 bee kilIed for if be- b noe. Cockrll
VII klll Callahan or mo. or both 81
us"
Witness said he declined 10 paNlc
lpato IN a plot ana fiargla thfYsald
be- would have 10 get George Bmlth.
or Curtis Jeit 70 40 b. con lhe dag
after CockrlII was killed ue was ~
Harels store Callahan and Judge
Harels were there, ahd when tho news
came from Isxlneion lhaf cociuil had
died IN = boaplfal shty both smiled 4,
each other az said Hafgla asked
him only recently what he Womb tesi
" a. 10 thls case but tbat be- would
not cell him.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-03-24
TWO MEN KILLED IN WRECK.
Rear End Collision on 4. X. AN. ny.
Near Jsllies junction. Tenn.

Rear End Collision on 4. X. 4 N. ny.
Near Jtliles junction. Tenn.
Knoxville Team March 81. Tw,
men we're killed On rear end COLI
sion between two freight trains on th,
Atlanta. Knoxville and Northern rain
road near Tellieo Junction. 81 mile,
south OF Knoxville The dead are.
u c Jordan. engineer Blue Ridge
Ga
Stewart T. Armstrong. nreman o.
Atnnia ca
Tvo brakemen wcrc more or lcg
seriously iniurod
The dead bodies we're brought h
ibh cts thls afternoon b. focal az
deriaker having Instructions o. ~
eelre them.
Both trains uege soalhbound. run
Ming AZ the 6rsf and second section y
SO ST.
Tht hff section BAD stopped anl
ne secoaa section plorps toto
TIE dead mea gere % CHARGE 81 hs
locomotive ~ me scc1na section
Ihe1 utge oBEti nn1f. fhef ta
sine ara hunei 10 6eatk arrss
inF train aff efsu vss SEQ. ia 49,
tenf frou BeF Ntfs "a and az
ra etaoei n fes t1urs
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-03-24
RIvEas REoEoINo a eIrTsauao
Streams Failing Rapidly and All the
Danger rs Nov Passed.

Streams Failing Rapidly and All the
Danger Is Nov Passed.
Pillsburs. March % THE crest Of
the nood was reached al O'Clock lhl.
morning and the rivers are rapidly re-
cedIng The highest point reached
was Ia the Monongihcla. che stage
being - feet The rivers started 10
fali az their beadgaters Ease night
and early mornlng. and the stage aln
lafi only iew houra al the streams
VII fall alnoF, e. rapidly Is lhey
came un
While not passed the Good Pitts.
burg has experienced he results have
been serious enough scores 81 MINI.
have been forced 10 ahut down ln "a
rioua parts ~ fhe PitshufK district
thonsauds 81 aorkmca ibroan on .,
employment hundred Of families CON.
pcllrd 90 abandon their homes FAN.
roaa schedules disarrangeG hnd teis.
Haph end telephone sefflea rrlpBiet
u fart aii bmncben ef trade have
been more Or leas affected IS the hlrb
wafer
" So filmatel ths' fbe loa- ~ 10
eal Industries auce fhe aaoa beeap
w'li efcefa 81 100000
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-03-24
STORM SWEPT ALABAMA COUNTY
Nine Persons Killed ana the Prop
erty Loss viii BE Heavy.

erty Loss viii BE Heavy.
opelika Ala, March 23.--News from
Roanoke. Randolph county. Alabama
states that reports have reached Roam
oke OF one Of the most disastrous cy
clones that ever visited that section
which swept across the southern par
OF Randolph county late last night
Eight or nine lives are known e
have been lost and damage amount
ing to thousands OF dollars was done
property The cyclone started az q
point near Double Heads, and pro
ceeded in a northwestera course The
residence Of Mack Carlisle. waite. was
demolished and K, c. Haynes. OF Ra
anoke, was killed
Six miles east number OF house.
were demolished and three negroes
killed and several injured On the vii
son plantation Threo or four ne
groes were Killed on the HOLLY plan.
talon near Rock Mills, AZ Linz
pos,oftice store was demolished and
a little while girl, daughter oI Mr
Lucas, was klllcd and her mother se
riously Injured
Details OF ihe storm are dIacmt %
obtain on a. cunt OF The wires beias
down
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-03-24
RussIans 10 co. for roao.

St. Petersburg. March 22.-5:s0 pm
AT the admiralty It is strongly, init
mated that Admiral Roiestvensky vii
effect a juncture with Admiral Ne
bogatoft within ten days and then pro
coed TO meet Admiral Togo. The thirt
division Of the Russian second Paeih,
squadron. commanded by Rear Admlra
Nebogatoff left suda bay, Island O
Crete, yesterday for Port said.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-03-24
STANFORD MYSTERY
SOON TO Be SOLVED
Sudden Dta.h of Woman Has
Been Investigated.
SUSPECTS Will DC AaRsaTer
Detectives Have Been actively al
work and the Result Of Their la
bOrs Soon To Be mads known-ssv
ersl Theories Advanced.

San Francisco. March 2s.-The Call
says today
Il Is announced at police headQnar
tiers that within The next IS hours the
mysteries surrounding the presence OF
strychnine poison Ia the bottle Of Po
land water which Mrs, stanford
quenchCd her THIRST on the evening OF
Jan. II, at her California street home
viii have been completely solved, and
that possibly one OF two persons TO
ward whom the strongest suspicion Is
directed. viii be arrested, AS e
whether the poison was placed IN tbs
bottle before The water was drunk by
Mrs stanford for the purpose of end
ing her life or injected into the bot
tie after she had drank from q, with
malicious Intent towards Miss Bcrner
the police refuse 20 say
The report of he local detectives
just returned from Honolulu has been
hled with the acting chief OF police
and detectives giving The result Of
the investigation into The death Of
Mrs. Stanford az Honolulu This
shows that the detectives made DR.
HumphrIes OF Honolulu who was 10
charge OF che case contradict himself
on points go material that the dotec
tiYes are unable 10 arrive az TIE con
clusQn thar murder was committed
TheIf only findings are 70 ne effect
thus Far that an overloaded stomach
a weak hear, excited by oyernGut
senco 50 exercise attending the aeod
woinan's outing on the day Of death
and che nee of cascaga with aBch
nine improperly prepared. combine 9
70 brIng about her death
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-03-24

81. Petersburg, March 2a-1:55 pm
The retreat OF the Russian army, from
The latest reports, evidently is being
conducted In a splendid fashion. In
four days actual marching after leay.
lag Tie Pass the rear guard has called
bach 20 miles and the heads Of the
conmns are already entering Gun.
Sou Pass. 90 miles further north keep
big ND with the Japanese column.
marching north over the Grand Trade
routo With the bridges and railroad
destroyed behind the Russians the
Japanese are unable to press the rear
lind according % Information received
from the front & Is believed that the
bulk Of Field Marshal oyamas army
b sin at Tie Pass the hanking COZ
nmn being comparatively weak. This
news may however prove incorrect
POI two days there has been some
Diminishing accompanied ny artillery
Exchanges between the Japanese on
~ Grand Trade route and the Rus.
ans screening The retreat, showIue
tbst they are in constant contact
Many ailltary men here believe
lhat General nnevitch while prepared
withdraw 90 Hardin VIII attempt
hold the line from Kiuchanun &c
lirin to control ihe rich sunsar yat
81 as a source OF supply FOR tht
AMY A Japanese advance 90 Kirin
ould be- equivalent 70 The Isolation OF
fiadiSosiok
The war onico points ont the fact
bat General Lneyltch Was able C
ve his troops a day Of rest as belng
DC best evidence that complete ordet
ns been restored and that the stor
% dcmomIzed flight are untrue
h8 Russian press commends Ccncr
KuwpatB.n Highly for me nne splr
which be- displayed in returning e
Dc army Ia a subordinate capacity
elarlnE chat the defeated leader o.
bore % Doe pitied thar blamed
The advocate of The continuance 90
var are eucourared hy toe some
BAT better outlook ,u thc Far East
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-03-24
NoMAN ToaovG.lAsAGo luoaE


H'fH"HfNN FNHNFHNNf
New fork March 81 Edward 10
Cook. who diapontea Nsw Jersey iBa
uce o. Marson ID That state. haa Ia
eided thai womans tongue when
used UPON . Justice u the Deaee con
stliuies concealed weapon.
Two women bed appeared ln ha
court ope charglag tfat Do other had
calIed her names me iustlco trlsa
% seile ne ease ana SITTER diminishing
lhe complaint eadoasorsd lo make ere
eDmen shake hhlfa q, waa fhes
nat fbef iHuned ibeir topruea ioos
on ite justice ila d.d nol look an
the law bai mafr pm complaint
nhaef section % ne disofderig ~
which relalr fa concealed weapon
aad nnfd them go each
One off ue HoneH hurried ~ hef
JASPER eho 8rosrt ne maHef before
a county irise ~ review that om
eial 80 ssHe the conviction sra ~
derea ths nne Fe'afnef
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-03-24

New 1Dfs Nsrrh ~ Thc ftaHan
sarfhig caisbra which baa sailed i3f
hinesien Jamalea cables .be Heml4
euffe oafeBf 81 8aBt1 pomlaEl Hat
li'refsFg o. Hasana end iasaaira haa
been altered afeaase ~ aq aueTpecied
cable datsfet fon Rome and bee
1ip tq KinEsfen r. grrsarabiY aan
terl1se laualss b aeaIef
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-03-24
France VIII Await cour,,s Decision

Paris, March 80 The Matln says
that Ambassador Jnsseiand viii con
fer with President Roosevelt today rel
alive 10 Veneguela ana adds ar
ultimatum has not been sent Pres
ldont Castro having taken the case
OF the French Gable company 70 IN,
courts France Intends TO leave Il
there until decision Is given, whor
she viii be prepared 10 adopt on ~
measures necessary 10 secure respect
for the rights OF the French citizens
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-03-24
kAlesa Will VISIT MOROCCO.
VIII Endesvor 20 Establish Friend,
ReIatlona with that country.

Paris March 23 Emperor William'i
proposed Walt 10 Morocco 81 the mo
ment when France q ESTABLISHING her
permanent inaumne there attracts
marked attention and b0mmcnt
Concerning the gis, Itself reports
70 The eGeet that France had taken
umbrage are distinctly denied. as Il q
pointed 0ut that there Us nothing IN
correct % such uslt which Is alto.
getbor natural during cruise IN me
Mediterranean However The snlhof
tiles reeognlzo that the visit b helms
used ln unfriendly quarters os pre-
text 90 ctr up anlmoaity and oxcNs
che Noors 10 believe that they should
resist the acceptance 81 the French
plan for administering the country
The ofielals here sny that they a.
MOI reEfd the Germans as being Q
party 10 this maneuvef which ia a.
trihuted mainly 20 ihc Mofocco zorro
spondcnt % a leading London nave
paper
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-03-24

Albanf CO.. March So Charles
sale broihef Of T D.. u. j ana Aias
90 Sale 81 ihlH city vas dangeronhlJ
wounded on che Hobbs Dunn plaee. ~
miles Hest pf Ahbany by Percy
frunk q negro Sale o. q hlrhly pop
uiar farmer nnd Frnnk VAS oua ~ 81
emplolss gallo bad occasion b re
mousirate Win frank because tho no
$40 had been beating h.s vifo fmnh
attacked Sale with q knife Sales
meek vas lald oien. ,he outer iusa
iaf feift being severed aud ths nbef
reia Fraxod TIE wound q dsBgef
ona bn b e Deaeged sale EHl racoy
80 a number ~ officers ana f1ian
tesu from Alhany Dseaon nad sassf
nfe aftfr ite neuo titb dogs o. h
believed ~ 1854 D. captured bef,rs
iomoroe
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-03-24
APANESE APPEAR IN
FRONT OF RUSSIANS
Russian Commander Is ReceiY
ing Fresh Troops.
gApANEse MEAN To pUsH FIeHI
There Seems To BE no Change in the
war situation other Than that the
japanese Are Only Waiting for Rus
sIana TO Stop for a Battle.

St. Petersburg March 2S.-A dis.
patch from General Lineyitch dated
March 2l says
Yesterday Japanese cavalry detach
ments appeared in front of our ad
vance posts Behind the cavalry were
Infantry who halted at the village OF
aiachantzy.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-03-03
Beg the Peoples Support.

st. Petersburg, March 3.-An i'm
perial manifesto is published in the
Official Messenger today. The nation
should adopt an attitude of calmness
and tranquility, especially on account
of the enormous struggle with Japan.
The people should give their whole
heart and support TO the present
regime, for autocracy is the only form
of government possible for Russia -
blinded by pride, the evil-minded
leaders of the revolutionary move
ment are making insolent attacks on
the holy orthodox church and the
lawfully established pillars of the
Russian state, thinking to destroy the
existing order and set up a new ad-
ministratiop not suitable to the faith
erland."
The assassination of Sergius is re-
ferred to as having deeply shocked
the national feeling. The manifesto
concludes with an appeal to right
minded people of all classes to rally
around the throne for the preservation
of existing order.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-03-03
0. r.. & ". OBSERVATION CARS
Three Monster Coaches Made Up
Mostly OF Plate Glass.

Three monster observation cars of
the most magnificent design and ap-
pointment have been received by the
o. r. e. N. In Portland, for use on the
lines in Oregon and Washington dur
ing the coming summer.
These cars passed through Pendle-
ton yesterday and were consigned to
the Southern Pacific at Portland, but
it is said they will be used on the o.
r. & n. lines.
The cars were built at the Pull
man palace car factory at Pullman,
Ill. They are so feet in length and
are equipped for sightseeing in the
height of the art of car building.
The inside is finished in mahogany,
the furnishings and carpets being
elaborate and costly. The cars are
made up largely of plate glass, the
rear end of each car being one large
plate glass, surrounded by a 10-foot
projected platform, giving the best
facility for seeing the surrounding
country from the car.
1t is said that one of these cars will
be run between Portland and The
Dalles and another between Pendle-
ton and Spokane, through the wheat
belt. Later in the season other cars
of this kind will be run over the
mountains to La Grande and Baker
City.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-03-03

being tied up with the Indian terri
tory. What they do mind is the para =
graph in the enabling act, as passed
by the senate, that says there must
be prohibition in the new state for
21 years
Bird S. MCGUIRE, the delegate in
congress from Oklahoma, has been
getting kilograms ever since the state
hood bill passed the senate, each one
reading about like this; II repre-
sent millions in property, and I pro-
test against the prohibition amend
ment."
After Delegate Mcclure had re-
ceived lO2 kilograms, specifying all
sorts of large sums, he thought he
would jot down the figures and add
them, just to see how much property
there is in oklahoma. He found that
the sums mentioned in the kilograms
totalled $1,000, 900, 900. The highest
valuation ever put on Oklahoma,
land and all other property included,
was 100000, 900, but Mr.. Mcguire
figures that perhaps prospective state
hood has increased values somewhat,
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-03-03

Washington, March s.-The presi-
dent sent to congress today a report
upon the alleged beef trust prepared
by Commissioners of Corporations
Garfield, according to a resolution Of
the house of March Z, last year.
The report covers the price of cat
tie and dressed beef, margins be-
tween such prices. and the organi-
zation. conduct and profits of the
corporations engaged in the beef in
dustry.
Summarized, the report says there
are six packing companies: Armour.
Swift, Morris, National Packing Co.
Schwarzchild & Sulzberger. and Cud-
ahy, designated as the big six" In
the year 1903 they slaughtered 46
per cent of the 12,5OO,OOo head
slaughtered in the United States. The
average profit of Armour, Swift and
Schwarzchild & Sulzberger that year
was 80 cents per head, not including
incidental profits.
The year 1902 was less profitable
than usual during some months,
leading packers actually losing money
on every head slaughtered. In 1903
the price of cattle fell sharply. chief
ly because of large increase in sup
ply.
The six leading packing companies
are apparently not overcapitalized,
the percentage of profit on the gross
volume of business being compara-
lively small.
Swift's profits during the last three
years were only 2 per cent of the
total sales. Cudahy's profits last
year were is per cent of the total
sales.
The report says the profits of the
private car lines in the packing indus
try Con mileage) are very liberal be-
ing IA to II per cent, while the big
Six cattle trade in large centers and
small cities and towns is much les,
important.
The fact that they handle only As
per cent Of the business Of the coun-
try indicates the existence of active
competition.
The bureau places the average cost
of a refrigerator at $1,000, the average
yearly cost of maintenance Sis. Net
profit from mileage alone, IA TO II
per cent.
Cudahy made % per cent IN 1902
on cars
With the exception of the National
Packing Co. which is a joint affair,
the commissioner found no general
inter-ownership among the six prfn-'
cipal companies
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-03-03
SCHMIDT DRUG
STORE IS SOLD
PURCHASER FORMERLY
RESIDED IN PENDLETON.
Some Years Ago He Was Engaged in
the Drug Business Here and Sold
TO j. V. Tallman-Took Charge
This Morning and Will Conduct the
Business Personally-The Purchase
Price Was S116OO.

F. J. Donaldson purchased the F..
w. Schmidt drug store yesterday
afternoon of Joseph Basler Eleven
thousand six hundred dollars was paid
for. the stock and fixtures, which in
voice a trifle under $4,000 This
morning Mr.. Donaldson is in charge
of the store and he will conduct the
business personally in the future. He
has not yet selected his clerks. He
is well pleased with the trade he has
made, and regards his stock as one
of the best in this section of the state.
Mr.. Donaldson, who is we'll known
here and is the son-in-law of Caswell
j. Matlock, recently came here from
British Columbia. He was formerly
in the drug business here, and for
many years conducted store i'm the
room now occupied by T. G. Taylor's
hardware store. On leaving he sold
his business to ]. V. Tallman.