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New-York tribune., 1905-07-19
OTHER MARkErs-RY TELEGRAPH.

Sqdng iso0 Texans Market slow 70 100 lower good to
stockeEs and feeders 81 40QS4 5 So 46s4 4O
S29S5 canners 81 859S2 20; bulls s2QSS 90; calves
S39$6 50 Texas fed steers 81 lO9$5 HOGS-Reosipts
i89o9 head Market 6q1oc higher Mixed and butOhsrs
50 65$6 %; good choice heavy So s5QS6 o2i rough
heavy IS S6@S5 65; light 50 709s6 06 bulk sales IS SO
60 So SHEEP AND LAMBS-Receipts 1900 head.
Sheep 1o025o lower; lambs steady lower Good
choice wethers 81 S0Q$5 so fair to choice mixed 81 100
81 15; native lambA 81 T66ST co.
Cincinnati July July dS-AoGS ectiyei butchers SC 1Oi
shippers 81 1b9$4 60 common, S29s2 10. SHEEP slow
81 1884 50i lambs lower So 5oG$7 So
East Buffalo, July S.-CATTLE-Receipts, 400 head;
light demand and steady; Prime steers, IS s5@S5 rs;
shipping "a 1895 %; butchers S41$5 heifers
IS @9s4 70; COWS g l6GS4 bulls 81 6og$s co. soeers
Faeoeipts IS head; dull s5QS7 HOGS-Rsceipts. 2.O00
head fairly active, Pigs 610o loweri steady
Heavy mixed Yorers end pigs Sc 1O9$6 6 roughs 81 90
gS5 I5 stays. s89ss Is; dares, IS 75qSe SHEEP AND
LAMBS-Rscepts, 800 head. slow. Lambs, S5 251S7 Is;
yesrings So 759$6 25 wehes IS 259S5 co. ewes 81 ESQ
81 90: sheep, mixed, 81 609$4 TS.
New-York tribune., 1905-07-19

ne local market for spot cotton closed quiet 25
ps acFance the basis Of lie for Eniddiing upland
e1 ll25c for uidelng Calf. Southern spot markets
were teearaphed follows: Mobile quiet nc
VS. sales, 100 bales. Charleston nominal Norfolk
80 &c higher al 195sc; sales S57 bales Baltimore
s'llas.y &c higher at lie. Augusta firm. unchanged
- ~ 4l-Ioc sales, &56 bales 81 Louis steady 20
ster az 10 l3lCC sales. sl5 bales. Savannah quiet
ne higher at l0ac sales $40 bales. Galveston steady
sanged al 70 1916; sales 955 bales New-Orleans
ss9y unchanged at l01kc sales 900 bales Wilmington
illla Memphis steady. 3sc higher lO&c: Gales $50
80 Estimated receipts leading points for to-day:
a. i1eas?n. oOO 10 1000 bales, against 696
- 10 last year; a. Galveston 1900 20 1000 bales
-La ~ last week and 76S last year, and EeH-Or-
<1s6 last year.
leoeDts ports interior points to-day compared
hlh The day nd ast year;
New-York tribune., 1905-07-19
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

Liverpool July is.-Ciosins; wHEAT-Spot nominal;
futures steady; July noInlnai September 6s 7sd; De-
cember, es ca CoRNspot steady: American mixed, Is
"a: futures steady: July nominal; September 1ORd
PEAs-Canadan nrm. &c I'D FLouR-st Louis fancy
winter steady ss 90 hoPs IN london CPaeihc Coasp
pork steady prime mess. Western e5s. HAMs-short
4 10 NJ m BACON firm: CumbtrIaDd
cut 90 to 30 No. 44s 1e "a 10 44s 6di long
clear niddIes light 2s Ga long clear rn5e
dies heavy a5 70 80 No. 45s short clear backs 10 70 20
Square Ii to l3 10. fun. 3ls Sd LARD quiet; prime
Western in ueroes, 35s sat American refined In paiIs
n9s IA RITrrHR nominal CdEESEc-Amercan hne4t
vhiss stsady 47s; eolorsd arm ass "a
New-York tribune., 1905-07-19

S little nuctustion showing 10 advance over
night and closing the top. The move
h interior @ points consisted Of 100 900 bushels Of
T,i otSVVv bushels winter At Minneapolis
a 1ny 20 cars We're received. against 2o2
fSeL 1he closing prices at Liverpool A4%d net
.oNeIs ana on the Continent without In
NoILd stocks, according ''3radsreets' was
SSIe9se Tor the week 2721 bushels compared with
o,soVoo bushels decrease last year Northwest buying
was a feature on and during day. and
sources II was said that the character OF buying
considerably better than late. market In
Ne-aoTk closed as follows; No red cid. $50, store;
new SZ79c- b adoat; No Northern Duluth. 81 14%
ana 40 hard Manitoba. 81 70, o afloat CORN
Locally tbs market duh and easier closing no
net lower In Chicago the market had weak start but
recovered and at the close higher than the
night Its action early guided by fine weather and
liquidation following the wheat Decline after which
support. light Of
only 1a2 at Chicago for Wednesday rally
For day receipts a expected eeI
gregatng at Western points 5ss 600 bushels COMPARED
with 4Ss.O00 bushels last year There was an exnort
business OF only loads and Liverpool closed I'd net
lower. Cash in New-York quoted at eoHG
ere elevator for No and 62Ac b ehoat; No 3
The Western market was fairly steady somewhat
locally quoted follows: Mixed 90 to 20 IN esi
seae; natural white 30 TO 81 10 37A@3so and ciippsS
white. SO 70 40 10, 3S441o RYE nominal. RARTFyVe-
Market duh; Feeding. tshc. 1 New-York mailing
c 4 Z
New-York tribune., 1905-07-19
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.

Liverpool. July IS 4 p m.-COTTON-Spot IN limited
demand prices 20 points higher; middfng
e5Sd; good middllng 2Sd mddng. e7d; low mddling
691d; good ordinary 513d ordinary 557d. The
the day were 5000 bales Of which 800 for spscua
uon and EXPORT and included 600 American Receipts.
closed American mddIng. July, 5.S4d: July
and August, 5S4d; August and September, Sep
October 5S4d; October and November 5s5d
November and December, $3.50: December January
6s6d January and February 5s7d February and March,
6Szd: March and April, 5.SSd; April and May SGD:
May and June, $500; Juns and July. 6s9d
New-York tribune., 1905-07-19
new YORK, NEW HAVEN 3 HlnTF0Rn 4 q

a. - SsPSlS from tsAad C@tEa4 Station Sc Aaa
BOSTON, via New London aud Provtdsncs-.4.so
5oS 55SoiS biSs iS0a Ibid a % loo 'rllOi 'aIlsS
sosTS9SS, soosTTSS9SS, via ntiOiis0o NJ TACO
s11:O0 p. N - "'~~ -tta'ss>
PORTLAND and BAR HARBoR-ffssoz p Il
VI $40 A. NJ. 1900 P. NJ.
F1TCHBURG, via Putnam ana worcsstsr-ts;oo p n
IA = IIlS and NoEsEOLK-t9:o2 A NJ. tS3f p n
t.5Akk1flNSTON. -STOCEBRIDGE, LENON r,TisT7L
EiELD-f450 ts'oe A. "a. IA 1851 p az
11cAet onces az cGra1d Central cIa5sN
also AZ SSS1 -is5 e1s Broadway. es Park Plaza
60 Gnlon ooure c1s1 Firth Ave-. e245 Columbus Ava
f04g Maas0n Sys SO West 12oth ST. 2Iss Third Ava
ISaiiy tExcept sundays tStoPs a. I25th 81 Isssp,
a. lzotn St. sundays only. Saturdays only tParior
Limited. ilEas dining eParlor ana sisepinx car
tickets also. T-~ -
New-York tribune., 1905-07-19
Is a. ports ana interior points to-day compared
same DAY last week and Last rearf

A.. oA Exchange special Liverpool cabes Spot cotton
p-, A Going sales. 5000 bales: speculation and
~ american, 1900. Receipts 1000 bales all
srre-s1h aiddng upland. sO7d. Futures opened firm.
hgt.-s - points higher Closed easy, S1l1 points
issl oslyt suly-August. August-September and Sep
rlrv 800 Decerl ber-Jsnuary. . SEQ; JanuaryFeb
as-f ,sha februaryMarch, 5s7o AIarch-April Ssd;
sssNs o 80; Aay-June and June-Juy. Q sod. Man
FTSrs '@ns IN sellers favor: cloths, doing.
rsr1DlIh AND MEAL-In the -four market to-day
tsW Moderate sized lot OF spring patents sold; also
IA S St - low grade winters Otherwise The market
yt e. Saotations remained unchanged Demand for
&sG4ss winter ntratgts So f5O0S4 50; winter patents
$40 ~ spring cears So 75as4 10: extra No wiaer
rssSys ~. extra No winter. So I0QS3 So RYE FLOUR
flacr teSlsa: Fair 70 good. & 25ds4 60:
ci sSsgss o. COHNAfcAI4 steady quoted: Kiln
Fue eS 10 az 20 brand BAG MEAL steady; quotedi
FEEe ana yellow, 81 25d$I 50; 81 l4asI 10
81 ID. etn and city steady quoted: Western spring
coE - -IAosfd middng ST 60; -four eo $50 coz red
tscks Fla dsiy shipment; city bran. bulk SIS. and
a. 5OSSs6 s<4e<A 20 sacks $50 &gs22 10; oilnsai
esFcy H. a. lt1An-IThsrs early declining
nsn s - wheat market to-day. 20 further hquda-
Nsskne~e Out of nns Northwest conditions and
Ss wiz. .ioen. IN Oonnecton with continued heavy
loHege IsoeptH IL the Southwest Becoming Oversold
.ng lsaae started IN toward noon.
ksE-Yo nrnness. which lasted all day, the market
y nsrt,e1 closing AQko not higher. This Upturn
l1sk0is Ees once threatening wheat NORTH
tls II srvI5.gh the weekly bureau report favor
70 .aicss.is' regarding spring wheat condition. and
ef9ge -ii-y litaFoEable 70 winter wheat. The
fssortz however and eaEily Influenced by bull
-<n lhe sttexEoon prices held FsE1 steady.
New-York tribune., 1905-07-19
THE STATE OF TRADE.

Buffalo, July 1s.-FLoUR nTm- wHEAT-spOt nrn.i
yellow. 621Sc corn, e11o. OATS quiet No white
86ho; No 2 mixed. SS&c- RYE nominal CANAL
FREIGHTS steady.
Duluth. July 1S.-Cose-wHEAT-No 1 Northern
81 os No Northern, Si July, 81 os September.
S2Ac; September, old, S7stc.
Milwaukee July 1s--WETE1AT-No Northern. 81 119
81 uh: No Northern 81 CSgSl OSi September So o
bid. RTE-No !, ITO. RARLEY-No 2 b9c;; SanDs
42G52o. COR&-No g. 57G5Sc; September. 559sc asked.
St Louis. July lS.-Close-WHEAT-No 2 red cash,
s5c; September, S0c; December 500. 9S05sc hard
s5qSSc. CORN-No cash. 65oi September 581so; De-
cember. 44l Q46o OATS-No cash, 811zc; July, 2Sci
September, 2sAGi track, S2G32hoi No white. S4l9c.
Chicago. July 1SThs leading futures ranged fol-
New-York tribune., 1905-07-19
M EEE YQRE. QHTlHIQ 8 EEsTERa RK.

Lackawanna Railroad.
Leave Nsw York, foot Barclay and Christopher Ss
fsOo A M-For Binzhannton and Ein1irR-
1000 A A.-For Bufalo. Chicago and St Louis
1000 a. M-For Syracuse. OsWsgo, Rtchdeld SpringA
t12 40 p. M--POconO Mountain Special
s140 p. M.-For Buffalo and Chicago
taco p. M.-For Scranton and Plymouth
s6l6 p. N.-For Buffalo and Chicago.
>S.45 p. M.-FOr Buffalo, Syracuse. Rtchned Springs
800 A M--For Chicago, Slsepers open at $3.50 p ~
Tickets 149 1873, 1884 ". Fulton
St, Brooklyn. 'paily. tEIcept Sunday. tHun Fridays
and Saturdays only.
New-York tribune., 1905-07-19

TALLow-Pr1ms city quiet, 22s 3D. TURPENTTSF-
Spirits steady. AS Cd ROSIN-Common strong, 9s 3Ad
PETRoLEUM-Rehned quiet 81. LINsEED on arm.
New-York tribune., 1905-07-19
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS
THE FEDERAL TREASURY.

Washington. July 1S-The condition OF the Treas
ury. divisions OF issue and redemption. at the be-
ginning of business to-day was as follows:
RESERVE FUND.
New-York tribune., 1905-07-19

Fo-egn coffee markets: RioCoffee market quiet; No
Ria 4625; exchange 2S2d; receipts 1900 bagS 1.-TWO
lsys shipments United States 1900 bags; stock
20. 0gl Santos-Coffee market quiet; good San
los zS3O0 receipts 1900 bags days; stock s4500O
Ian burg-Coee market opened = pig lower at p.
pfg lower At ?. m was net unchanged 70
4 ufg lower sales 1900 bags Aavre-Cofee market
s-s5 barely steadv = franc lower st unchanged;
al p M unchanged: $50 p. declined y franc;
sorase esIes baas
New-York tribune., 1905-07-19
Railroads.

PENNSYLVANIA
LROAD.
STATIONS foot Of IVES West Twsnty-shird Street and
rh. iSnS s sPq oG snd
Streets g ave minutes later than that given below for
.7z..y cuITToEo ToE THE WEST.
'10.SS A NJ 81: LOUIS LIMITED. For Cincinnati
'1O55 A. NJ THE PENNsYLvAN1A LM1TED.-ss
'L55PM cHIcAGo ofSSS cTNcfNNATI AND ST.
.asspM TIC LOUIS rsET ExPRESS- IS, NJ, SPECIAL. Is
hours to Chicago 6t1sa-'-A
.t55 PM CHICAGO LIMITED.
SIS s: + SEsF2RN sE2SaS AxPREss ASP GHsoiNNA4i A
1925 n CLEVELAND AND CINCINNATI EXP.
wAsHISdToSS S'., AND A'tr ne SOUTH ..
I:ss5 "consressiona Ii@itsd9. % .ss5. .455. f5s
1da !iie 1is5 n1.s ss sgalsy SION
so1TaEsN' saS S' Az 33s M Is ls1S gisss
ATLANTIC COAST L1NE-.sa5 a. m and s.a5 p. m.
sEABoARD AIR LINE.-12-25 p. m. and Ia.1O a
NORFOLK AND WESTERN RAILwAY.-'s.2s p. m.
CHESAPEAKE 6 OHIO RAILwAY-1.56 a m
FOR oID PofSr Sa c6MfoRr @ fely and NoREoLK-1ss
ATfRNTTs n; Mssk7gTys CfTy s2S y m daily ng week.
days Sundays '7.55 a. m
foR MAE5is' BkANc sBUSS 81 FnKk ocean arov
o psss sn H and % rom
Streets only), 7,40. s.56, 1O55 a. m. Gas satur-
days only except Long Branch). 1225, (1255 6atur-
days only except Long Branch). Q25 saturdays
onlyl, 2.25 ass, S.z5 a. except Long Branehl,
C455 except Saturdays. except Long Branchl. 45S,
and S.55 D. m weekdays Sundays. S2S' s2S. 10-Ss
a. and 4.55 Q. m
Ii55 a m. isS5, .1a5S .i5S. 2iS ass. % o. ass.
SaS1., :s;55. sGS S.ss sss sss ass for NoTtS
sunday sos .Hg5. sa51 .sa5. s5S t1Gss .lass
for North Philadelphia oniy) ASS IS S. TsS Ss5
s25 (s.56 for North Philadelphia only) p. m. 12-1O
night
'Dinng Car. tExtra-tare train.
Ticket offices. Nos. 461. 1354. 96 261 Broadway
1s2 Fifth Avenue Cbeiow 2Sd St. 2ss Fifth Avenus
corner 29th SD; Astor House. and stations
named abovei Brooklyn. 342 Fulton Street. SEQ Ful-
ton Street, 390 Broadway. and Pennsylvania Annex
for and check baggage from hotels and resid sncss
through to destination.
Telephone "543 Chelsea for PENNSYLVANIA Railroad
Cab Service.
". w ATTERBURY. J. R. WOOD.
General Manager Pass'r Traffic Manaser.
GEO W. BOYD,
General Passenger Agent
New-York tribune., 1905-07-19
- coree 8 as follows.


ooTTON-The cotton market was very active ana ana
tboved great nerEousness with prices more OF 4eS
Irregular little below the closing & lsEei
81 the previous day. but closing at supslslla4 oHs
unee cutie general liquidation. The opening was STEADY
NJ a decline Of 3 70 points near months "hloA
we're Influenced b. liquidation. while late nlonts "eS
yachareed 10 points higher IN response TO the pig e-
ygnoe In the English market ana overnight buying Or
es Immediately following ths call the market ruled
firm support and continued wire ano commission
house bun October, which started at lOS sell
sug a. Il.65c, all months showing sllsht gam,
BIT weather reports were good the spot al1nson sseo
disappointing features ana Win private ehtl-
slight Improvement In the prospect TOT
ne crop compared with bulsh expecta
N.rs on deterOraOn prices broke during the morning
% decline about Is TO - points. some stop loss
orders being uncovered TIE decline But before mid
bulls became aggressive again, and i'm
Tedistey following the weekly report forced Octoper
back lie, within points Of The highest level Of the
noning but the market did not hold the gain and In
tie late trading very weak unoer general selling lot
both accounts The close easy and within q point
O lowest for the day at net decline OF 80
points Sales were estimated 10000 bales Southern
spot AQ54o higher. The English spot
market points higher. but Gales only 1900
bEles. private cables bearish owing TO the
tack ceusnd- Weather conditions regarded
favorable, and weekly bureau report, while followed
fy bulge prices, considered fairly favorable
The of contract prices IN the local market to-day
was follows;
New-York tribune., 1905-07-19

NLO. w DO ID
General Passenger Agent
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-10-02
FRENCH HAYS
TO BE ARRESTED

A federal warrant is out for the
arrest of French Hayes, the well
known Democratic legislator and
horseman from Gilmer county He
is accused of interfering with a
United States deputy collector in
the discharge of his official duty.
The interference took place at the
Arnoldsburg fair last week.
Deputy Collector c. A. Musgrave
went to the fair after Jacob Albert,
who was running speakeasy on the
fair grounds. He located it in I'M
der growth. There was a big sup
ply and Albert was doing a -four
ishing business. Albert saw the
officer approaching and ran. The
deputy seized the whiskey. There
were GO rints of it. He loaded it on
a wagon and took it to Arnoldsburg
station. He learned there that
three barrels of whiskey had been
shipped there to be sold at.the fair.
Two had been emptied. The con
tents of the other we're intact. He
seized this and attempted to load 1t
to take it to the hotel. French
Hayes approached him and demand
ed possession of the whiskey. Hayes
then attacked the collector and with
help he took the barrel of liquor
from him. During the night the
whiskey barrel was tempered with
and next morning Hayes seemed to
grow pentitent and offered to turn
the barrel, then empty, over to the
collector.
Later Albert was arrested on
train, and warrant for Hayes was
issued and placed in the hands OF
Deputy Marshal f. D. Hupp to exc
cute.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-10-02
Simple Remedy for GataETh
Tat Breothe Hyomei,FOur Times a
' Day and Be Cured

Hvo,nei has performed amos nm is
,,iracl1lous cures of catarrh' anu H. =
+ tl1iI " recognized by leading mem I'M
hers Of the medical profession as t ilo
o oT1 advertised remedy that can ,oe
relied upon to do Just what 1t cia ,iasfs
The complete outfit of Hyomlel cose :
81 90. and consists of an inhaler 2
medicine dropper, and a DoVtie y
Hyomei. ,,.,,,,,, +bo in
haIer for a few minutes four tln ..t
a. dav. and it will cure the W S,on7s
case Of catarrh. 1t soothes ana he a.,
the the mucous membrane OF the az az.
passages, prevents irritation anu aI,ro -
fe s,, a complete and lasting cure II
In Clarksburg there are scores b.e o.
we'll known people VIVA have P Pee I
cured % of catarrh by Hyomedl. r; dlc1
does not cure you Sturm y w liI e.,
Wifi return the money you pay 10
Hyomei. This is the strongest. ea V,
dence that can be offered as to thel
faith in the remedy.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-10-02
CLASS WORKERS
GO ON STRIKE

The snappers of the w. R. Jones
window glass house at Morgantown
went out on a strike Saturday night
which was brought about by the
company's refusing to concede to the
demands of the snappers.
For some time past there has been
an agent in this district trying to
organize the snappers who are in
line for advancement and take them
into the mountain district of Penn
sylvania where they have been given
papers to work as gatherers and
blowers by Simon Burns of the L.
A. 800.
There seems to be no objection to
the men leaving the different fac
tories so long as they do not attempt
to create dissatisfaction among those
who remain. In many cases the
agents are as anxious to create dis
satisfaction among the men who are
content to remain as they are to IN
duce men to leave.
As far as is known no such tactics
have been employed in the glass
works here. neither is there any in
dication of strike The factories
are working steadily under the
Amalgamated scale and everything
seems harmonious.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-10-02
POLICE COURT

In counting noses this morning
large rich and red ripe noses, there
was total of five. They were as
sorted, put in bag and shaken up
and when they were drawn out we
appraised them to-wit: One $40,
one SIS, and two So. We didn't get
any of it. One Chas. Brent, mem
her Of the local base ball team, IN
illustrating his spit ball, bounced a
rock from another citizens head.
For this little Reub Waddell trick
Charles is Willing away the hours
in solitude
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-10-02
A MODERN ACADIA:

What would you say if told that
within the short space of time, OF
two hours drive from the post office,
you could find bathing, boating and
fishing, as picturesque scenery as
YOU could desire, a convenient and
comfortable camp, achef second to
none; to be had for the mere stoop-
ing down and picking them up, wal
nuts, butternuts, chestnuts, beech-
nuts hazel nuts, hickory nuts and
any others. if there are any. This
spot is located not over miles from
town, situated at the foot of little
hill and directly over the West Fork
river. Two spacious sleeping tents,
a cook and dining tent comprise the
outfit. Fishing poles, nets, guns
and dogs supply the chef with his
material. Dug to a depth OF four
feet is a natural icebox where every
thing that requires Use to improve IT
is Kept. All late magazines and
newspapers, comfortable chairs,
swings and hammoCEs, invite you
when rest is desired. Always a
J cool breeze stirring the leaves above
the ripple of the water below, the
scent of frying fish, a pipe or cigar
and something soothing at youl
elbow-say, do you like the picture
The Daniel Boone, who discovered
this modern arcadia is Mr.. Thos
Henaghan, and he will go a Ions
way, before he finds another sucf
ideal spot. Any one who is lucky
enough to be once invited, will en-
lorse these statements, but, vol
couldn't find the location from
them, every one is jealous, anc
afraid to let some one else into TIN
secret of this fairyland. In tn
future before getting admitted, al
new arrivals will be blindfolde'
coming in and going out, 50 tn
secret can be kept.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-10-02
cottrill to be Tried

Joseph Cottrill will be given a
hearing before Magistrate NJ. S.
Riley at 10 o'clock October 5 ON a
warrant charging him with the muir
der of Joseph Carantha alias GuSsepe
Caranfa, at Lynch's mines last, Fri
day afternoon. The warrant was
sworn out by Coroner w. p Camp
after the inquest Saturday eRening.
-Cottrill is in jail.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-10-02
Funeral of Italian

The remains of Giuseppe Caranfa.
the Italian who was killed Friday
night at Lynch mines by being
struck with stone, were buried this
morning. The funeral took place
at the Church of the Immaculate
Conception. and interment was made
at Holy Cross cemetery.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-10-02

We would call your attention to
our display of pP-to-date Pho6oo
graphs in our display case at sos
West Main street. The Ideal
Studio. SosePoU
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-10-02
Death of Child

Myrtle, the nine-year-old dausn-
fer Of Mrs. ]. II. Wilson died at her her
residence on Cain street SATURDAY
At 4Sr. m. The funeral ceremonies
yere held at the house on Sunday
and the remains were shipped g
Moatsville, where they were ourleo
today.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-10-02

The Millinery Dept is working over
time, taking care of the new business re-
ceived during Opening Days.
Ard the Openir g-were you here
biggest and best and more hats sold than
all former seasons put together.
Reasons for it-more hats, better hats,
at less prices.
: Cloaks and suits are moving at lively
rate Misses Mcdonald and Kyle are
busily engaged with their patrons in
showing the new styles for Fall and win
ter.
Miss Florence Reid has again taken up
her duties in Altering Dept.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-10-02
NATIoNAI LEAGUE.
YFsrERpAYe RESULTS.

New York 5 Cincinnati T.
Cincinnati 4 !; New York 3.
Chicago 3; Philadelphia 2
Chicago 6; Philadelphia 0.
ST. Louis 2; Brooklyn 1.
Brooklyn 5 st. Louis 3.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-10-02
STANDING OF THE CLUBS.

GAMES TODAY.
Boston at Pittsburg.
New York-at Cincinnati.
Philadelphia at Chicago
Brooklyn at st. Louis
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-10-02

We nave Just oPenea cur new fOEin-
tain and can serve you with Al havOEn
cream anil sodas. Sturm 4 Wiison's
drug store.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-10-02

= Of Free Lessons IN EmbroldeFy
The Silk Department is exhibiting
some exclusive novelties IN Paris Plaids
- An N Inexpensive fabric for Fall waists
attracting great attention is an Embroid-
ery AIbatros, shain in variety gas light
shades soc yard
FAN and winter styles Sorosis shoes for
Women, Misses and Children are now
in-some very smart styles they are, too.
Ever wear pair of Sorosis Try a
pair just. once, you'll agree with US best.
I so worth of shoe comfort and ease ever
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-10-02

Egg drinks at the james 8 Law Lay.
Co . fountain, lu1sS3Sh !.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-10-02

GAMES TODAY.
Chicago at Washington.
st. Louis at Philadelphia.
Detroit at New York.
Cleveland at Boston.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-10-02
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LIVERY lady who possibly can
should attend Miss TieEnev's class