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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-09-05
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ficrSt iom ell banifiiuSet WauS.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-09-05
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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-09-05
Sra Danmarf.

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en- Gprciiseiie, 81 aar ganumel. gan
bar / 4 Star pGret 1cSofter her.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-09-05
Stint Mnlteuar. Or SuriIt II

Nigt Wilfeuar. En EuriIt IfriDer
til "G6r.innbs Sibenbe": SDeralt
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al 6en 6eiliae Srlt9t. s DC lapere Iig.
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q A ar. pr. 9ng / ct iligt ri9t Whdte-
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SrGitegaarb, er at Gieren Sobort
Saligbal iolgt til e. gliuas, 9rctn-
biem, for ar. 1880. s Sanoelcn
! meofeIger glnIing os enbeI al @eirt.
ninaen. @darben ~ppertuaes al Den
Itbe gier ute Septenlber.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-09-05

frbelise 8crfer, irrIig nf nrfitefto.
milf % arf9oiosiif SuoboIS, er Oct
1hieIeife Nopn iaoIeoes fnpttet meo
Sn itsrite sGre.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-09-05

Grpfcsipr Gruit Cars or ben tito
Sftober 20 arr. s ben anleoning
td Der - Sigbeo uieb, bpab Der bar
p9rct giort ooerfpr Erofesiorerne
finger, Sopbirs 8itege os 6. 9noe
blipe offentIiggiort ct ofooemif
Sdfifrift meb gibrag ira ShroiefRl.
Ter % 8enner.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-09-05
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bar uIoris beltaget / noget @alg.
Ren mi til Solfedftenmingelt piIbe
og maatte ban afiteb. San bar iaa
iorig, Of ban 9asen ~iforoeiet ieileoe
nper 8ifsfiorben for at fornme til
StemmeItebet / Sieaing, ga bon frbg-
teoe for, at lloeir fittoe binbre 6am
nnite Sag.
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bei6ere ite0te unoer @rltsgrdonIrg
paa nj romerIfe 8ulombnter prpgcoe
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@ema[inoe Gllboria iaut Wtarcion.
8idommnternc fisbtes al 6en ioenife
,Stots biitoriife MiliGilm ior $50
8roner.
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Sca-Sunnanbausn. Zen al am.
Ianae StrGtnitg gGrSolen-Sarit.
nan adbnes olttagelig for Srafif !
fsrite SnIpoeI al RopeInber Maeneo.
Acknowledgment bill bliDe irrois til
gtenfigr ocrtne Mnareo.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-09-05
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fDgge. SuS.
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len, @erpif / RomSolen. 8 ale bisie
@or bar ban faret lom Sobs lieefra
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,ioen at bare baot ct eneite ltbelS.
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pngtet ior 10 adr til 0~artifulier 8.
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Matt al 5000 Ser, meIoes ira Nal.
bora.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-09-05

Ser tru imso oig ielp; Sst pgrite
al air or Of TITLE ON. at Oct, man 70,
per lie leiu, bliper bolSt.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-09-05
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lagos Ell Mortgage.
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General Northwestern Agent,
Is Washington AYES, Minneapolis, Nina
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-12-15
CHRISTMAS SALE

a very elaborate and attractive
Christmas sale win be held By lie
women Of Christ Episcopal cbqres
tomorrow afternoon and evening
md also Saturday afternoon and
evening, in the assembly room of the
Waldo. Quite a number of beauti-
full articles in the way of Xmas
work and homemade candy will be
on sale. Among the pleasing feat
urcs of the entertainment viii be o
large N-mas tree on which will bel
gifts for the little children~to guess
for: also guessing contest of the
name of a handsome doll which has
been in the window Of J. F. Kroh-
mes jeweIry store, on Third street,
the past week, but has now been re-
moved to the assembly room of the
Waldo. ready for the children to
hand in their g1esses and all child
rem are invited to come and see and
guess.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-12-15
.6RE R0UPE
OF REAL Ag IlRS


There n-ill Be seen tonight upon
the stage at the Grand opera housss
some 81 the best actors that have
ever eraeed the boards The thesE
plans have been brought to this city
as an especial attraction and wltl APP
pear IN conjunction With the com
panv now playing. After the regu.
lar performance these importee
stars will twinkle It is said to pc
the funniest act ever seen IN the
city, as every one of the troupe Is 9
natural comedian. aud viii cause
grunts Of amusement and squeals o.
delight
This act is known rs q Pig 20
cial, and refers to the actors and
not the audience. These PorkerF
will be turned loose upon the stage
and the one capturing the comedian
will have real live actor OF tileiI
own to keep for their very own.
These are all guaranteed to be real
school OF acting matinee idol Lead
ING man. pigs. Sausage and buck
wheat cakes are at present staple
article Of diet
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-12-15
LAWYER Law HAPPY

Attorney and Mrs. James Edward
Law arc among the happiest and
proudest couple in the city because
Of the arrival at 8 o'clock Friday
morning of sweet baby girl to bless
their home. Mr.. Law manages TO
look after his many legal duties. but
the close observer can easily see ne
is somewhat divided in his attention
However. he is expected to get back
to the cold. hard proposition OF the
law in a few days and add lustre to
an already brilliant career
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-12-15

The most complete stock Of trunks
spit cases, catchels and umbrellas toI
men and women are at Merrlman's
shoe, hat and mems furnishing store
3rd street, opposite post Office. 7dStW
Deputy Sheriff G. b Highland,
Of New Martinsville, arrived here at
noon Friday and will remain until
Saturday morning.
A. 2. Hall returned Friday morn
ing from a business trip to. Rich
wood.
If. G. Morrison, Of Moundsyllle,
having charge OF the states kennel
of bIoodhounds, was here Thursday
a witness before the grand jury.
Best Of tailoring the Bloch's, the
Hub store, Third street, opposite
post office. decl 4toS''
Justice James Plant, of Katylick,
spent Friday here attending circuit
SWEET MELODY FLOUR
II. II. LinvilIe, Of West Farming
ton. Ohio. is here on business and
visiting relatives
Charles Post, of Lost Greek. spent
SWEET MELODY FIs0TFR,
G. w. F. Randolph, of S"leTss
was prominent business yfit'e
''e' SWEET JET MELODY FLQTR
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-12-15

Dir. Il. r. Wehner and wife have
returned from an extended wedding
tour and are residing at the Maldo'
=. L. Mcmillan, of Good Hope
was the guest of Homer w. Williams
Leave your orders for fine Christ
mas cakes and oyster patties at the
Handy Kitchen. at $40 West Pike
street: decl 2t.,.
Stilhnan Lowther was here Frl-
day from Salem attending to busi-
ness.
Buckhannon attorney, was in the
city Friday on professional BUSH
ness.
Ira G. Post, of Romines Mills,
spent Friday in the city.
Leave your orders for fine Christ
mas cakes and oyster patties at the
Randy Kitchen, at $40 West Pike
street. decl5t.
Edmund Fittro was here Friday
from Wilsonburg.
w. r. George, of Philippi, ex-
prosecuting attorney Of Barbour
county, was court visitor Friday
Mrs. A. S. Robev and son were
here from Wallace Friday shopping
Mrs. T. 7. Parrish, of Wallace,
was a visitor here Friday.
Smith Hood. of Fairmont, spent
Friday in the CITY.
Leave your orders for fine Christ
mas cakes and oyster patties at the
Randy Kitchen, at 319 West Pix
street dccl 2tl
County superintendent L. w Og'
den went to IIumberport today to
attend tenchers' institute.
Leave your orders for fine Christ
mas cakes and oyster patties at the
Handy Kitchen. at $40 West PiEe'
.trnaE dee1 ST..
r. r. Hardesty is home from
Columbus. Ohio. where he has beer
the past three months working for
fhe Ohio Mnccabees. After remain
ing here few days he will returl
10 Ohio and resume the work. MT
Hardestv is looking fine and hi
friends are glad to know he IL gett-
ing along nicely.
LOST-Ring with two small dia-I
rnonds in it, between opera house
and 227 Chestnut street. Thursday
night. Reward of $40 for return
TO 297 Chestnut street. 15dec3'
-EOR RENT - Nicely furnished
room in private family; table
board if desired bath and all con-
sentences 40 Lee street 5d6t
SWEET (ooX FLOUR.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-12-15
Food Sac

The Katherine Doan Club will
continue their food sale at the Pal
ace Furniture store on Saturday af-
ternoon from 2 to o'clock. The
usual lot of good things will be
there and they expect your patron
age.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1905-03-21
Live Stock Market.

Kansas City, Mar. 21.-Cattle re-
ceipts 10000. including 500 south
erns. Market steady to strong. Nat
i've steers. 4.25@5.s0; southern steers
s-75@5.O0; southern cows. 2-2564.o0:
native cows and heifers. 2.00T475;
stockers and feeders. s.OoGa4.75.
bulls, 2-5o@4.1o; calves. s.eo1G-eo;
western fed steers. 4.25 a $50; west
ern fed cows. 3.25I450
Sheep receipts 1000 Market loo
higher Muttons. 49o@6.o0: lambs
6-5e@7-5o. range wethers. 5-5oa6-5o:
fed ewes. 4.90@5.60
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1905-03-21
OVER FIFTY MISSING.
The Work of Searching for Bodies
Continued All Night.

Continued All Night.
Brocktou, Mass. Mar. 21.-All night
long the work of searching for bodies
in the burned shoe factory continued.
The work was not rewarded during
the night until seven o'clock this NOR
ming, when the remains of another
body is believed to be that of David
w. Rockall. the engineer who was
in charge of the boiler when it ex-
ploded. This makes the 54th body
found so far. The figures today show
that 26O persons who were at work
when the explosion occurred have
been accounted for. and between so
and one hundred persons are missing.
The police today in explaining the
failure of a number of employees to
report their escape. cited an instance
were dazed after the explosion. JOS
eph Jones escaped from the explosion
with a few bruises. In a confused
state of mind he walked to another
shoe factory in the city. applied for
and was given employment and work
ed through the day. Not till he retur-
ned home and found his family mour-
ming him for dead, was his brain suf-
ficiently clear to enable him to recall
the incidents of the day. When the
boiler ploughed it's way through the
factory. many operatives were blown
to pieces it is believed and this is
offered in part for, the discrepancy
between the number of bodies recov-
cred from the ruins and the number
reported missing.
Shortly after eleven o'clock today
another body was found, that of a
woman. This makes the 55th body
discovered in the debris.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1905-03-21
"Tony" Pastors Jubilee.

New York, Mar 21.-ln the little
green room off the stage of Tony Pas
tors Theatre today were few bas
kets of flowers and on a desk scores
of letters and kilograms. Tony" Pas
tor had received these, and also the
personal congratulations of many
friends. upon completing forty years
of active theatrical management. Mr.
Pastor is dean of New York manag
ers, and if it would not be giving too
dne a line on sihage it might be add
ed that he was a legitimate actor.
circus clown and variety performer
for quite a few years before he be-
came a theatre manager, in 1865.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1905-03-21

Des Moines. Iowa. Mar 21.-The
on the Rock Island railroad. was
wrecked near Homestead. Iowa early
this morning, and several persons
were injured According to railroad
officials the wreck was caused by rob-
bers. who after Witnessing the havoc
they had wrought. made their escape
in the darkness without attempting
to rob the train. Six persons were
hurt none it is believed fatally. Ac-
cording to the roadmaster, spikes
Denver and Colorado Springs sleep
ers. the engine mail car and compos-
ite car went over the embankment
into the ditch forty-five feet below.
The only passenger injured was Mrs.
L. Crosswhite. of Sargent. Colorad>
The others hurt were employees.
Malicious, But Not Robbers.
Chicago, H.. Mar. 21.-At the gen
eral Offices of the Rock Island road
in Chicago. officials CT the road eX
press doubt that the wreck was caus-
ed by robbers. The officials however
say that the wrecking of the train
was done maliciously and with pre-
meditation. 1t was found that the
rails at the point where the wreck
occurred had not only been removed.
but after being taken out of line
with the rest of the track had been
spiked down again.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1905-03-21

St. Petersburg, Mar. 21.-Q:15 p.
m.)-General Linevitchs headquart-
ers have been established for the
present at ChenchiawatZu. situated at
the crossing of the Sungaria river.
whence he will direct the retreat of
the three armies and disposing of
the fresh troops of the corps just ar
irving from European Russia. The
protection of the Sungaria bridge is
vital to the salvation of the army. as
the river is not fordable below Kirin,
and once the line of the river is
passed and the bridge blown up the
Japanese pursuit will be effectnally
checked. At the same time the second
army is falling back of the line of
sports are retreating along the Man
DARN road to Kirin, both destroying
bridges and denuding the country be
hind them. The Japanese are adyanc-
ing along the grand trade route 20
miles west of the railroad. and appar-
emily the question is which army can
outmarch the other No information
is obtainable here regarding the
strength of the Japanese column ad-
vancing along the grand trade route,
but Russian officers say it can hardly
be large enough to constitute a men
ace, with the dispositions General
Linevitch is able to make with fresh
troops. Nevertheless. St. Petersburg
is in the dark as to the exact situa-
ton. and considering the resourceful
ness of the Japanese, there is cons
tant fear that they may manage to
get astride the railroad and bar She
Russian retreat
couple of brief kilograms from
Linevitch. dated March 20, were Civ
en- out today. They merely say the
troops continued to retreat to the
northward on March 18th, that he
allowed them to rest the goth, and
that he inspected more new arrivals
from Russia and found the troops in
excellent condition.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1905-03-21
OLIVER NELSON RESIGNS.
Will No Longer Be First Lieutenant
of Company B.-Going to Tyler,
Texas, to Accept Position.

Oliver Nelson has sent in his resig-
nation as first lieutenant of Company
B, having mailed the document to
Adjutant General Harrington on the
18th inst. The acceptance has not yet
been received. but it is supposed that
it will be here in a few days. BY his
resignation, the local militia loses an
enthusiastic officer and capable mill
tary man.
Mr.. Nelson resigned because he is
going away. He expects to leave in
few days for Tyler. Texas, to ac-
cept a position as architect in the
bridge and building department of the
Cotton Belt railroad.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1905-03-21
THE CEMETERY.
Ladies Ask for Help in Beautifyine
City of the Dead

Ladies Ask for Help in Beautifying
City of the Dead
The ladies' of the Cemetery Asso-
citation will hold their annual arbor
day Thursday. Edarch %. and they
earnestly request every one to give
them a trees This is for a cause all
should be interested in. Whether you
have relatives or friends buried there
or not, it is a duty we owe to the de-
parted to make their resting place
as beautiful as possible The giving
of one or more trees is only small
matter to each, yet il means so much
towards beautifying the place where
we all have to go some day-if not
not do what you can for those who
are laid to rest here. Many buried
here are without friends to care for
their graves. Trees are planted all
over the cemetery. not only beautify-
ing one lot bat the whole place, and
it speaks well for any town TO see
the city of the dead cared for There
is water in abundance to care for
all trees. etc.. planted.
The members of the Association
lend all their time gratuitously in
caring for and keeping things in or
der, and it is to the interest of every
citizen to do their part. Don't think
that because you gave a tree last
year you have done your whole duty,
but kindly give another and you will
have the thanks of the Association.
Every one knows what barren waste
the cemetery was a few years ago
when the ladies took charge of it,
what has been accomplished against
many difficulties. There are holes dug
for 120 trees, and if you will send
your trees to the home of Mrs. w.
c. Burrus 512 S. Pecos, any time
from now until Thursday they will
be cared for and delivered at the ce-
metery in time for planting. The la
dies expect to spend the day. and if
there are any gentlemen who have
leisure time and would kindly donate
their aid in helping to set the trees
and would go to the cemetery Thurs
day, the ladies would ever be CRATE
full to them, also see that they have |
their lunch.
Don't forget the date, Thursday |
March %, and please don't forget |
tree.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1905-03-21
Mo War Ships Sent by France.
BRIBERY INVESTIGATION.
Colorado Committee Will Exonerate
Two of the Suspects.

Denver. Colo. Mar. 21.-Bribery
investigation committee which has
been investigating the charges
brought by State Senator Morgan
that General Manager ]. M. Herbert
of the Colorado and Southern and
Dan Sullivan. postmaster of Cripple
Creek, bribed him to vote for Adams
in the recent gubernatorial contest
has agreed TO exonerate Herbert and
Sullivan. No recommendation will be
made as to Morgan. Later Senator
Ballinger will bring up the latter by
proceedings to expel Morgan from the
senate.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1905-03-21
THEIR BUGGY UPSET.
Family of r. l.. Miller Has a Narrow
Escape from Serious lnjury.-Ran
Over a Pile of Gravel

While driving on Fifth street last
night, r. L Miller, landlord of the
El Captain hotel. and his. family had
a narrow escape from injury They
were in a buggy and when in front
of the residence of Dick Barnett ran
over a pile of gravel that had been
dumped MT the side of the street The
buggy was overturned and Mr. and
Mrs. Miller and the three children
with them were thrown out Luckily
Mr.. Miller was able to hold the hors-
es. or there might have been worse
injuries than the few bruises and
scratches received.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1905-03-21
ROSWELL BASEBALL TEAM
Town Team is Getting in Shape to
Do Some Good Work.-BidwelI
to Do the TwirIing.
senate.

to Do the Twirlinq.
The city of Roswell. proper. is to
have during the coming season a
first class baseball team of its own,
in addition to the Military Institute
team The organization has not been
perfected as yet, but there are sever
al men for nearly every position and
the squad is putting in some hard
practice.
The team of last year played some
good ball, winning one game by a
score of 3 to 2 from Canyon City,
Texas, and losing one by the same
score to Carlsbad. Both games would
have been a credit to any team and
showed that the Roswell team has
plenty of good material.
The team of 1905 will consist of
about four of the old players and the
balance will be new men, of whom
there are eleven to select from
The team will have practice game
next Sunday afternoon at O'Clock
with the Chihuahua team on South
Hill. Bidwell will DO the twirIing for
the Roswell team.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1905-03-21
A Russian Estimate.

Gunshu Pass, us miles north of
Tie Pass, March 21.-The Japanese
losses are estimated by the Russians
TO be 1OO. 900. Some of the troops en-
ployed to cover the retreat from NJ ok
den were badly demoralized. losing
their way in the hills eastward, and
only now are rejoining their own di-
visions.
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U. S. WEATHER BUREAU.
ftor Raro~%N

Roswell. N NJ. Mar. 21.-Tempera-
ture-Max., 81; min, 40; mean. "a
Precipitation, 90; wind n. W., yelo-
city 3 miles; weather clear
Forecast.
For Roswell and Vicinity: General
ly fair tonight and Wednesday. War
mer Wednesday.
NJ. WRIGHT.
ofnciaI In Charge.
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of the increasing number of doctors
required at the front, an official or
der was published today permitting
during the war the appointment of
medical students to posts and allow
ing foreigners to join the service.
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kuropatkin's Nerves Shattered.

ST. Petersburg, Mar. 20.-General
Kuropatkin is proceeding to Irkutsk
fore proceeding to ST. Petersburg. as
his nerves are badly shattered.
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Gardner to Box sieaer.

lass Athletic Club has arranged a
good card for it's boxing show to-
night The wind-up will bring togeth-
err Jimmy Gardner of Lowell and
Charlie Seiger of Hoboken. The arti-
pounds.