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The weekly Iberian., 1905-11-04
The Jeanerette Herald:

Last Saturday night the home
of Col. Geo w. Whitw0rth, oul
postmaster, was burglarized.
The burglars evidently had their
work mapped out in advance, and
put the whole family completely
to the bad for winter clothing.
In preparing for the cold snap.
Mrs. Whitworth had laid out the
fiannels, heavy suits, overcoats
cloaks for the family, in a spare
room. The thieves pried open
the lock on the door of this room
and TOOK everything three fine
overcoats, three suits of clothes,
two handsome broadcloth ladies
cloaks, silk skirts, etc. & etc
aud even carried of little George.
new shoes, which he had bough,
saturday evening. The robbers
made good their escape, and SC
far no clew to the perpetrators
has been discovered.
The weekly Iberian., 1905-11-04
MEMS SHOES.
Dangerous Characters.

In a communication, published
IN the last issue of the Jeanerette
Herald, we find the following
statement:
investigations which have
been made indicate that ex con
vlcts, recently discharged from
Hope State Farm, remain here
and assist others in escaping from
the farm. Justice demands that
the city authorities should enforce
the ''move on ordinance and see
that none remain here. Such
criminals continue their vocation,
bringing reproach upon the
better class Of our cOlOred people.
Sufferers demand the enforcement
Of the law in this regard"
The weekly Iberian., 1905-11-04

A lot of 400, Ladies and children's Ar
Shoes. some among the lot valued z1c.
at Sl.0O, now offered at, per pair. :. 3OV'
Hurry, if you want 1st choice.
Lot 81. .643. Ladies' Military heel, pat
ent tip. dull kid, top lace solid
leather, guaranteed to give satisfac a m
tion, or money returned, sizes ~ 8.
to at, per pair. WV
Lot 50. 646. Ladies, Military heel pat
lent tip, latest popular toe, solid
leather, guaranteed to give salts a RI
faction, or money returned sizes l Y & MI
toe, at per pair. Observation-Disclosures. WV
The weekly Iberian., 1905-11-04

Some Of the NOrtharn papers are
publishing articles about "Frost
Protectors" What This section
has 'Ong been wanting is a frost
promoter.
The weekly Iberian., 1905-11-04

The Louisiana Industrial 1nsti'
tute of Ruston, was established in
1894. The 1856 session had an
enrolment of 2O2 scholars, repre-.
senting % parishes. The 1994~j
session had an enrolment of S37
students, representing. almost
every parish of tie state.
The weekly Iberian., 1905-11-04

Remember the past. Many
have seen their wishes go to
defeat at the polls because they
could not vote. Buy a poll tax
receipt-then, if you do not vote,
it is not because you can't.
The weekly Iberian., 1905-11-04

A reliable medicine and ont
that should always be kept in tht
home for immediate use is Cham
berlain's Cough Remedy. 1t will
prevent the attack if given as
soon as the child becomes hOarse,
or even after the cToupy cough
appear j. For sale by al druggists
Nov
The weekly Iberian., 1905-11-04
WEEKS & WEEKS, AH'ys.
What We Leave.

Lives of great men all remind us,
AS their pages DER We turn,
That we're apt to leave behind us
Letters that we ought to burn.
The weekly Iberian., 1905-11-04

"The right persons silence is
worth more for companionship
than the wisest talk in the world
from anybody else. Selected
Ex.
The weekly Iberian., 1905-11-04

The girl who is arch and has an
arrow like tongue puts man all
auuiyer an l soon has bean on
her string. This is no pun either.
-EX,
The weekly Iberian., 1905-11-04
More Appropriate.

Rita-Did You say This IS SO
suddenV when Jack prOposed9
No. l intended, to you know, but
[ forgot and cried, "At last in
stead"
The weekly Iberian., 1905-11-04

Barbara Ladd in % cents form
Millard next - Al20
The weekly Iberian., 1905-11-04

Tie came to be vice -presidint.
But Mckinley was slain and terro
did reign
And anarchy threatened the realm
So We sez, Teddy we'll, we're heade
If yez don't take ahold o'ithe helm
Then he hauled her to port and 500
held the fort
And was looking for something t,
bust;
so he scorcheu down the pike ant
busted sthrike
And smashed right into Thrust.
In the thropical heat at the cont
nent's feet.
With the stars and the sthripes un
furled,
He's digging ditch the resemblance
OF which
Was niver yet seen in The world.
And whin it is done Americas sun
Will rise III the west, like as not,
For that which was tar it thin will bt
And that which was cold will be hot
The east will be west and the wes
will be east
| Whin we open the door of the seas
! And oneness and Kindness will win Us
from blindness,
And warning and sthrife they shall
cease.
So lastly he's busted a war that we
trusted
Had done all the damage it Gus ht;
1t had killed half million and wasted
billion
Whln the role OF peacemaker he
sought.
He sez. MIR. Witte, the Japs have
been gritty,
They've quilted thimsilves like min
hope We will mOind them and thry
hard to foind thin
Their ransom of some million yin y
! But he sez to Komura, my frind, now
| come, you're
A thrife too high in your claim;
Cut out Sakhalin and a few million
vim,
| And let us have peace, in Gods
name.'
SO they countered and parried, our
patience they harried,
They pos8um ed and non possun- ed
But he turned 'em a thrick whin he
picked up his shtick
And shwore that the war he would
bust.
He cabled the Gar that this horrible
war
Was causing us too many throub1es.
And advised Mutsuhito that it was
no right to
Continue the fight for the roubles.
SO they passed up the bluff of the
chief Rider Rough
And called off the war at the word;
Let tha yammering cease, tell Ovama
there's peace,
And we'll return thanks to the Lord
He said to Cornell, that the rush.line
was hell,
And Divil bone should we break,
The game as they played IT, should be
expnrgattt,
And the grand sthand adjourn to no
wake.
And now Tcdey's out on his Southerly
bout
To visit in various places.
To give square deal, to get square
meal
And a peep at the god peoples
faces.
And if he could see she stegomyia,
It is his fixed purpose to bust her;
For thin will his name and thin will
his fame
Be immortal as Teddy the Buster.
Buster in war and Buster in peace.
In his countrymen's hearts the same;
hand will he hold till his feet are
grown cold
And he'll stand for dead-s4uare game
So Teddy, God bless ye, may FORTUNE
caress ye!
Here's roses ard jasmines to wear
Here's strength TO your arm and
| walc ,me that's warm,
And glue in your pr;sidint's chair
Harlequin
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-01-05
COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS.
Brisf sumnsty e BuslAss. rrss.-
acted Last NisAt.

Tlss uslnl fepafgs q oafosls ami
committees sefe made
TIE building enmmiitee feson.
msndesi that al builainFs erected
within ths Zee limits - made nrs
pfuoi. sides And top
A. 8fdlnanee wss pasea regulating
lie supplg Slls ADD dslltefY u uatsf
- uagoH within tie cltY The sub
stance of Ghe ordlnaues IS thai al
such wats1 ls ~ pafehawd fnuH tie
eitf and The haules = ne4ulfsl %
take uit Iiecnss
Iie COMMITTEES reported fakagablf
- granting Churchill e Al pefmi,.
sion % ruf IN s scver ffon tic school
ho1ss grounds SOUTH lzafwesn smith
and Miller streets
An nfalnanet 50 iHifuisoel Is
rsfefencc b collection 81 taxcs. bat
-, Tazsed over until usxl meeting
Al luafAnes rate sdlnstsf sas
present ard addressed tlss MAYOR ana
eounsll ga ths aaviabliIiy of the eitg
efecilne nFopsf quafi'az iof the sfe
department stafiuE lhat i sueh i
bniiiing ueN crested le N0aid ne1si.
uend leeel fAte q afe luaafaner lu
Ihf city.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-01-05
COURTS AGAINST HI
Disk Aas~s .na otk.rs viii La..
Large Amemmts.

Tie laNo Commission las sf,isel
to csrilfT tie improvements GA ne
nlek Adams holdings in tie ,hero.
kee nation Amounting % over ii0u
acres ard unless bs ezn ~ tlls de
clslan of tie commission reversed ag,
an appeai NJ Adsms nii Iase ~ tle
meneY hs has paid fof improvements
Included ln thls lafsi are - former
holdlngs % II d = f1ic. 4 L.0wea
u NasssRer tlie lialeell holdings And
tliese q manF other prominent cith
asns q tlls ol4sroksr natlou + tie
decision Il tie uHm isslnn i ual ~
sefei ~ 81 ihs 1900 acres wlIl -
come 0nee mere 4 paft 81 tit pablle
domain anl Nlil ~ disposed ol IS ets
eusssfe Delaware holdings ~ AdAms
claimed ts have haarft lts imefuts
meafs ou The and ard 81 Hafe lesa
Ia legal n.assesslon 81 flem AnIa %
ls#. ana therefore enfltlel Ca lsall Is
uelauafr
tt i SID tlai ~ Adams p.sa nss
g. purchase these improvements saa
then sell ihem 10 persons entitled Is
al'osneafs as fliefascss eth ticu
- purchasing lhc fsnd frnH lhoss pes
sals after tlisf haa ~s0red paleais
~ Adams tried u liald pat9 81 thss
land against the Cllefesfe hstloH bIt
tie saufls AZ Washington uefe afalnsf
hlm. ile llien aaNlIasi ihe impHfe
lneiits ztli tie matter aas H.acra
hands cf thn lnees commission d
IS paisnloi llaf m sdans elII ap
peai iie Hase s. iie seiafs af tlN
INf.I.-I
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-01-05

uay E Nfi facilitate Hmi peaee
though tie pacgac nass IS psFlale last
lH the later seHds 81 tIie Hlnisfer
vhieh call aifsHti6e fO tlae fafi that
fle besleglnf army eiil uos - freed
- 20 nunh vhav s vii te aa os~st
- tfa Endorsements tieaeaI kafo
eAtkih ias leca ureesFine fram hus
sla sinee tlss intfis e shskis
Tie spirit ~ ths Russians Maf N
tHdrea bf tie statement ef tlle .eeae
tafg af the aHlaasg II landm tfat
ils campaign sf'i e. renewed sIth
fresh siFof n tie senne ard llmt tar
naiina vi'i hoi Il caaienf 90 Pennlt
Tort knhu lo remain Do fi,N ibuaa 81
ne lanagsse
E1fH In Paris sna M HaHdan. flm
enInlea tiaf tlis ssasaum under NIes
Admiral Rnsest reussy wHrh started
faan IAiaH faI tie Par kas thfec
months aFe piH have - mlfaeo Ifs
49, ioHe s. sdheNnes lo original
faHs snaa IutIte disaster sitlloln
lis pfelaH8,g = enseilas junction
9Th flle esniiiHs g present in file
hafin 81 fadsnslaE
Ilaf llt iapanese mai aai s. pen
m.tffd g0 tetan possession q aaft
Arthur without dispute Is slioen 8
lle iaef lhsi lafs aewNpa9gn sHe 81
leadg aatitlag lie els.m Dade t. Issi
lhat - holding 81 THAT nsluso com
liH eastern Aas - fHt iaH.
anssf NoHid u menHnf q tN40nean
powers
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-01-05
JAPS OCCUPY
PORT ARTHUR
Hopes that the Great War May
be at An End

Iuff Arthur. shusa bls late laf
uieuiis run nj situ ibe blood 81 uss
hatest af tNe warlike nations u8s 81
iasi silee1m1e,i q ine aeHee teuacllY
Qf fls iapsnee aftaeks zenszl
stae.fl che mos auhlam u eaf8.
inF ogi fNe uill 81 hls sovereign. las
seen tile advance ui TIE beslagias annf
gan .n m0mentam and eaegg8 umH
% bold elit 'onTsf wuald Law feeH
rfiHe seaiusf humanity
Tic s1ndIsiona OF the aHIsnasI
shlch tsok elacs January ans ns
~ Eeaamllf known tHi & Is anfrfs
ATS besiefea itaf tlef ae s1rh a. 81
honorable soldier mas acepl ffum
brave fna fielofiais enemy
fAHrlas a. -i reisnlae IA the
absence 81 alni information lfnM
esaeal sloessi thar neu AuNaf la4s
suEeudsled haze not permitted tlss
neWs s. beNn pablit k8lem
Nleleiss a Is tee saafh ci Russia ana
his ministers src. far tile ans Iela.
iu fie dalk 4sfo shat dispatches haze
h4H seni tc him fiM flip front
fesia s ias teSHe s. tnlsInt PES
pie = aii ranks Uadiaa o. gIae ssio0as
compensation laf ais ihe seuaaa q
ilie Ha m0tss flsaf a#s sHiallfa s.
fie tfH months siege
- eilaf ektehi tllt sail IS iHt A.
uHH W. aiake ief the restoration q
rtAe y Fl a2eu aHesilen Hlmae q -
i'fa1.aE|is Hft 81 lie expression s
iaNu IayssIli ispaH<f alnslel IS
NMlah she hor lt n sNs
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-01-05
TAKE PRISONERS
TO ATLANTA
Marshal Darroagh Leaves with
Them over lae Frisco.

Marshal it8FfuuEit wlgh four RAlNFsAA,
tss1a Aar1oek. Tom siieeiAn. v y.
1olnseon and Hofacs n GRAY leate
sis evening wlth prisoners fof AZ
Autk, Georgia TIE government Aaa
coualnTmaniad the orsicg - ship
ErieneFs over Ne kaif ard they viii
enu ho taken ever tiie Fflnco. thuN
,mvsng ~ honm IN travelling Tliey
wlll L. ioStcd 81 Memphis - the
pflzonea ffpm tse seufhern and
Western districts
IT'S namea a. Tn pFiorAM thelg
eflmn Ard nnlenoes ARE a. fUllosE
HeoiNf hFage murief1 llfs.
loisn nns nsanslAnxlasefs sla feam
CoppaF John. rage iife
nlli foanFbloot. murder ilfs.
Ksnnf Davis. maf,siauxlisr ten
ssmm
HENRY Wilesa. ugpsef life
Flnnas LarklnN sfuenyi t~o seae
4nd slx mpnfin
IIenry Saft4rfrla, feceislux stolen
~eopertf. ote yeaf and an months
W ,. Aeflonsid grand afuuY
RFne yeark
n VI Yunnklna removing mort
eea pfepsur enc Yrar snd rir
kunslN
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-01-05

5 Is Patton e1HH steaeIaqaaI.
fe1aliea iIam Indians Asl nlHHi
vhefc 81 i.as lesa visiting hs home
ie|Hs during ihH hollHats So ~
ion hta tlie misInfiuHe q ia 81 tie
haff tigef N&eA eNendat rhaf
i.e0paH iaa INs fmln was poal
iuIi leel ard 1taek |afke oes fllst
ieI lsIInn iaihe imss flaH tAa siae
nf afltH Mnee uMpe 81 tase fa
.eaEef ucfe niarNi ard Ilif h4efae
aN f8moa ~ fafiaa ~ 81 -
u8fafe lu Iie #re 1ii loFfaasteIs
Maa l0f lun
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-01-05
TWO YEARS RECORD


Euliowlng i ltsf of t',s pfieoneFz
snaned IN tlia a. hil "a tlnita
aiglRs harsisal IlasroaNhs term II
= ecicr ThiA iiAf dos nes include tlf~e
~ SER Fsle.4d "a tanti
Murder - fsgiglys from iaitlrs. ie.
rrsny, 80 fAl~ pFvfstAsr. =; intro.
ring tud sellinx liqaos. srt. srann, !,
TFsyatea assault. -. esnlns. e a..
ii lll % All. 10 fohlsrf. 8 upe. ~
- fElAr1. 30 fernication ~ mRlielous
e .chief. s adaltsff. So asaali aud
= tf3rs. s slz-s-~.sssv - uHFfEzzez
gFsirasl3 - mAualausiasg 2 perjury
. caFusl ksagwlsaiKe. a. cutting tim.
sss, 81 eahessisfnsui. ctlfempf p
ssdsmy, /. carfYlux wrepou. 81 I'd.
saprlng, 8 fefKsrs. - e0ttlnE fsnoe.'
sfalen pgup9FT 5 eatxse Eer~sn. 4
sedsAst ios. sAEraaeg u assiGsalnx
sllRlosa sorsliip. - polsou hSil. s
ssstncslau tain. : s@eapssi nssslci,
fsmotr nroasstf slsnsisF 4. IA.
-.ylslnx psscs. - Impefsalats o1zoef.
x=aall 80 fspe. ~ violate postal
: slseess ART muulrf matms
- { cfneltY 81 snlmals 2 iellmi.
= soyeTHaenf uitnessss ] hlfsms
e fnlesrpei l0sessk g l9safe. I galai.
IL
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-01-05
cOURT NOTEs
DHiiY Doskst Disre.sa % Rapidly
S~riss Practically Dispensed W4sh

iu lle bistury Csaf tsa,so,
afternoon thfee 81 flte soassAsd
tuideF cases SEN sahmiftel ao Z Tra
ser TIE assessment of damages fo
iie ieuiai value and wrongful refou.
tom q agsds lalonflnn Il tle tribe as
aer-osss uef memten st fht ame.
fssse suits az oulg mr Ola great
number Involving ule same question:
tlMt eefe brought ag s llstenpff
ior tHs Ctenokee Nation. and sueeess.
failJ carried bg hlm Through tin court
Is. aplaals mai enormous amount
Is involved iu tiieae casss. tlp jarv
asss.sss'i damages rsugliia fnaa APPS as
t<n. accofdlae % the gaalHy aud
4Hanflti g laud heldby Zach aflnler
The successful aetflemenl 81 fli.
important question Is surely anolhef
iaai g aufe. am0ns ule many already
saue8 bI 81 Davenport
After the above slsa sere 4lslal
g EiIis Ahi0. s native 81 ssfla BIT
uua resident q klana uas exam
lnsd q iha Caafi toarllns ia aualgf.
aaii0fs foI uatAmllzatiaH aad a.ssf
iesrlHe pfoof q ilie apnIieanfk hah
Is chamelef length Of aeslaence al,d
Felefs reputation - uas allowed hy
lie eeuG q take Size ealt 81 zlls
saiee lo lls United states ah.afs
IAai q tils sultan q IaKaes and sas
duly declared = elllsen If lhls e8tntg
~ tlado s taeui afc feen 81 81.
Unmarried snd paslile9 IS 1lafs
si8n
lsE4 Has lias aaIsea 81 W aNsalsi
single cas oiI iodas s docket -
fIlem feina cHllnaad III4a..saz 3.
sabuIElfd - IaaRmsul without az
sefef KNHt4sa lilfs Tic 8lANH&ff
Nut NfieIz filf I0uI HIs2
lzaite# l#fole i e'etlsa ~
ssaeteI ~ IHa Fi4f IS HIHzh |.4|a
~ ~ fusHeNI AHs fNkzH m M
asaal #AHHf HH 4N HiN
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-01-05
DIED VERY SUDDENLY
sA~st WlliiA@. EspiFsa la = Cksir
4 - wskks Llssrf nes=

80 Williams Wis lad Eern
- sI tie Wslh lisss barn III
= pts fsf tlss pas year dls.i quite
isnlg IL tlls oaice ~ lhs tAfn
feslessisF zflsfunf. having l4rn
enly irw lsuafs
q anfeynf uas hfid ~ pxtan
IL. Amundesn sd Wlmsg. ul.rn
sas loand thAt Williams came 20
F deafh ffun aruIe IaneFeafilcs
pceezeei hal lived la NiStia for
Isfefzl yszfs aHi lsad tie reputation
r hmlnr An honsAt hantaofkinR laf
ssniogtauase man Little i kisowu %
!. - psst lIIe exespl flai lls - at ailc
me msstlsd nd had q aiFofesd nife
a eame children. 81 vAaee where
puts he knee poihlnf 81 ti.s time
hla death TIE unfeffunis nan
- ~ eiaiises ia this community.
Is%Af a known ard ~ property iie
h = buried TO-DAY Is liir elit
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-01-05
uArrAr.IlssM.

~ = isNsokiu ius ansi ilatie ltAkette.
Ianasuft
s Wofihlnelua sni Naf nplsu.
= faifland
AHhat tugle saa Mffiie Martin.
INIT
chs 8aiafim ard Stella Aay
Ianell
Geo ~ heen ana Cauie Kklatg.
aaail4nif
ss I4easant 1aua ndNafihs While.
alocla
= nud aad y sllulrs ,lhliA
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-01-05
nssIssalan nl. g.

lls iMenai 81 Nathan IUHlasef
Ras prtanHei 81 teaefsa a. ri l8A
etfHisf tt fHe fH5Hnds ne8 fsAltf
~ NHa at iiN feaaIas # A4s IA
fattfssi shai E1tliat1f as5 80sfHHE
Eie ta|.l u
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-01-05

aalkes adH Rps. diHmnsf
valuable hDns here az night
e dfase e flom wsseNg aiai ops q
p he4sfs eas aalte Isma ils raeag
lesm ie ll# Welt laFH mad this
NHfiilas - llers ~ - fand -
Mzs1. flle l.efle sadseda severe
" q Ieeaias seeesa1 io klif 81
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-01-05

A NuskeEee lads ans mueh fright.
ened err aofulng ths esrk az and
He 8 cfasf man ssleep 81 Hsf lark
plrrh Tia alan Was 0alY hail nlAd
eeaFIug emily a. 0ifef shirt IFS
lower linls es1s eaeud viii AIaol
aili his lsasii matted wIih haff, ln
FesilKation AlaAe4 81 mni 81 fe AL
afYff biaus &c iad leea fanatu
alnal foaa ail BlgHa IN ll,af condition
fasffias WANFHH Hsa aune 80
nan - IS selNfal hasss SORT IL aaali
fsmllf Aadfxa UHEeliaIn eHsnc slt
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-02-03
ARGUMENTS
CONCLUDED
In the Big Injunction Suit But Decision
Win Not Be Made Until After
Briefs Are In.

Tne arguments In the Injunction suit
before Judge Nathan Goff Of the Union
Trust Company, Of Maryland, and other.
against George L. Carter and ia
clinchfeld Corporation, involving min
eral lands and railroad in Virginia,
North Carolina ana Tennessee, ended a,
6:l0 o'clock Thursday evening. but no
opinion was handed down In the case,
as Mr.. Davies, OF the plaintiffs counsel
asked tine privilege Of filing a brief. Mr..
Root on the otner side expressed tine
willingness TO leave the case with tbs
court, but Mr.. Davies insisted on his
request and Judge Golf granted ii with
tae understanding that all the papers
in the case are to be in the hands OF
the court by February IL. An early
decision is expected thereafter as Judge
Golf stated on tine bench that so muca Is
at stake that it Is imperative That the
matter be settled one way or tae other
at the earliest possible date.
After supper ar. Root and the other
several lawyers in the case returned to
New York, Baltimore and Norfolk. their
homes.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-02-03
BUSINESS
CHANGES
]. M. carskadon Sells interest in Palace
Furniture Company and Goes Into
the Boggss Undertaking Co.

B. T. McGregor and ]. NJ. carskaion,
trading as the Palace Furniture Conn
pany, by mutual agreement dissolved
their partnership Friday. The furniture
store of the company located in the
Traders building on Main street, passes
into the hands of B. t. McGregor. whc
will conduct it in the future as in The
past Mr.. carskadon iIsposes entirely
of mis- interest and sewers his connec-
ton vita the store.
Mr.. Carskadon has purchased the in.
terest of his brother, II. G. Carskadon.
in the Borgess. Undertaking Company
and formed partnership with S. E.
Borgess.. He will take an active part
in the business and the firm viii b. con
Quoted in the near future by these two
gentlemen. II. C. CarslSadon retires
from the Boggess company and will soon
engage in another line of business.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-02-03
MACCABEES
TO CELEBRATE
SECOND Anniversary of Renewed Activity
With An Excellent Program and
Eloquent Banquet.

Clarksburg Tent, No. 10, Knights of
the Maecabecs, celebrate the second an
niversary of their renewed activity in
the X. of P. building tonight with the
following program:
Initiation of large class of candidates
Consolidation of Nyilsonburg Tent No
90 and Mt. Clare Tent. NJ. -, vita
Clarksburg Tent No. 10, State Command.
er c. c. showalter, officiating.
Declamation-H. e. Walters.
oration-Frank il. Raodss.
Address-state COMMANDER c. G
Showalter.
Extemporaneous speeches.
Music by Ross orchestra.
Concluding with banquet given by
the local hive OF the Ladies' of the Mac
cabecs.
clarksb,rg Tent No. 10, X. o. T. NJ.
was organized mere In 1892 with q
members and was considered minor or.
ganization and had run down 10 Ia
members, wnen two years ago the first
of February, DIR. J. B. Payne, c. D.
Robinson. +. B. Harjesty, George Lock.
wood and few others took mp the work
of putting the organization on its
proper basis and it now ranks first.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-02-03
HON, From Big Trip.

Dr. 2. w. Wyatt, OF Sainnston. i
home after an absence of more tnan
three months, during which time ne aa-
visited number of The western and
southwestern states. The Doctor first
witnessed the closing days Of the ST.
Louis Exposition and since that time he
mas been travelling at leasure through
the West, visiting relatives here and
there and going Wherever vagrant
fancy would lead him. lie passed se~
eral weeks in Texas and visited many
points Of interest in That and other
states. Tie is felieitous In detailing MS
trip and feels that it has benefited his
health. He is glad. however TO get
back TO mis- native state.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-02-03
DEATH CALLS
AGED WOMAN
Mrs. Cynthia corp.ning Dis At Home
Near Bridgeport After a Lingering
Illness-was Highly Respect
ed Woman.

I
Mrs, Cynthia Corpening died at ael
home one half mile west Of Bridgeport
Tuesday evening at 5.l5 o'clock after
lingering illness Of yellow jaundiOe and
Bright's disease.
| Mrs. corpsning was born December
"a, 1928, and was daughter of Ben.
jamin coplin, deceased. Her age was 70
years. She was the widow OF Samuel
,, Corpening VINO died twenty years prior
to April 5last.
Surviving ner is one son, Jesse B.
corpening, of tais city; and ons daugh-
ter, Mrs. Columbia Winters, wife OF
Theodore F. Winters, residing on simp-
son creek. Deceased children were
named Wilson, Florida and Edward.
Several grand children survive, some of
whom reside here.
The deceased was highly respected
and muca beloved woman. possessing
many friends among both old and young
who are panied to hear of ner death,
She was a consistent member of the
Methodist church.
The funeral will be held in the
Methodist church at Bridgeport Satur,
day morning at 1890 O'Clock and inter
ment will be at the brick church GENE
terry.