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Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1905-05-03

NOTICE TO DEBTORS AND CRED
IN ITORS.-All persons indebted to the
estate of JAMES Ii. ROBINS are
hereby notified to make payment to the
undersigned, and all persons having
claims against said estate will present
the same, duly attested, within the time
prescribed by law. or be barred.
l.. N. ROBINS, Committee.
April 5, 1905. 14-17
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1905-05-03
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Below few of the things
d are merely an index to the entire stock
your part will convince that
Little Harrows $780,
Shove 9)c keystone Anjustbe Weeders
Nails, $225 per keg Hartman for
Alarm CLOCKS s. Mail Boxes $780, Red Ball
Screen Doors and Windows Pipe and Pipe Fittings
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1905-05-03

Anderson county is following right
along after Oconee. A reduction of 2Ot
per cent in cotton acreage and 20a per
cent in the use of fertilizers is reported.
-
Mrs. j. f. Rowe, of Hartwell, Ca,
shot and probably fatally wounded her
husband on May 1st, in what appears to
have been family row. In the face of
this, who will ever again dare to a~i,
whats in a name?"
-
The Russians are said to be hugging the
coast. Nothing particularly romantic
about that, however. Here in America,
when so many of the fashionable set go
to tho seaside, they, too, are spoken of
as "hugging the coast" yet the huggng
on the coast is mentioned only in whis-
pers.
According to tho best information OBJ
tainable, in regard to cotton reduction,
it is estimated that Grecnville county's
acreage this year will be 35 per cent less
than last. The reduction for Oconee is
said to be between % and 35 per cent. If
there should be similar showing
throughout the cotton belt the farmers
will enjoy prosperity for 1905.
-
Padcrewski, the famous pianist, has
been compelled to cancel an engagement
TO appear at Niagara Falls, owing to the
fact that he strained cord in his neck
while rendering a difficult composition at
London, Ontario. This was a wise move
on his part man who strains his neck
so severely while playing a piano as to
nGccssitatc calling in doctor has no
business rubber nccking around Niagara
Falls.
South Carolina aud Bishop Potter, of
New York, are engaged in the same busi-
ness, SO to speak. Our State conducts
moral institution" while Bishop Potter
conducts christian bar-room." In the
great hereafter, when tho landscape gard
oncr of heinforna regions has completed
his work, there will doubtless be laid off,
IN some peculiarly warm corner, a Pot
ters field with palmetto tree in tho
ccntre, around which the Bishops and
the States dupes can gather and join in
singing that beautiful and appropriate
hymn, "Thcre'll be Hot Time"
~
Theodore Price, the Now York cotton
bear, is sore these days. He complains
chat "the Southern farmers have gone
into a combination to hold their cotton"
that y are guilty of conspiracy to
defrand," and that they are "amenable
60 the antitrust laws" What naughty
little boys the Southern farmers are, to
hold their cotton for 10 cents, when Mr..
Price, of N'York, needs it to fill con-
tracts he made to deliver THEIR cotton
at much lower figure. The term bear"
IN this instance seems to be misnomer.
just plain, old-fashioned hog strikes
i,s as being more appropriate.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-02-14
law Designed 10 Abolish Coupon
and Tag Prizes.
.puT UNDER STAMP TAX

lsnccinl N ll.. pnIly l.rcsal

HiCliMbNn. MA, Erh II. IA nov
Dill. DESIGNED Is abolish IN, system
''l coupon :til iiriXr-:sirill" and wDr,lr,l
80 rs 10 meet th. objections O1 con.
1rrSS!nCn who Nuira against tho OF
J"n-TaWn"y bill. has been drawn ny
President John l.nndStrrrt Of TIC In
'irprli.sn Tnlncrn N!un,li.l,.i l!frrS
s.%Snt'l;:tinn. and Will be presented, Is,
Mir. faWn,.N. ~ minnesota, Il. Inc IL Il
session ~ CONGRESS-
rms new bill is radically different
from III, btirnTawn-y hillI. whicl.
aihiEi - prohibit coupon giving IN,
S''.al OF prohibiting. il taxes The. il.
SaaIsrr and the fr'Icmpiinn OF coupons
nri@" tickets, etc. which TAX Shall h-
i'yi''A. cni!"r!rN and paid ~ adhesive
3'iiinn% Ihr lax Shall hr lwo cents
'i' each tnnpSsn or other device
Tc Cover Al Cases.
IN" hiil rs Nr:w:, is wnrlc,I 81 as ii
c"%"i nii coupons, ta&S hands. l,ri2,
'irhrl% or niiIrr ,i,.virr Wl,!,.li carries
M'Iit IT. directly OF Indirectly. any pro.
mise or proposition IL make rr,trlup.
non ~ cash therefor. ur 10 rxrilan:.
property therefore. whether >,.ih re.
l"mnli"n. payment! or rxrhnn%, i;
'i;;'i+ ca - u, mn,'r i,N !. tobacco man
nt.:ctWr"i ~ any other person. 1l.n, Or
:"i.pn!aiinn.
~ = reporter President lan,lslrrrI
sad; I'll" now h|l proceeds upon
~ theory That INC consumer has !,
rl:n I" resell All o. Amy part III !.
'i!rE;t"r lln has !intiGht. ana hat any
rGiAhNAlIon ~ Individual las Il ri.ht
\" NAY i ~ any a&rr,, ul.un price /:
'iiI lJia' tax shnil j." imposed some
"ha similarly u III" ui,-umarsalnc
'"N stat" hank issue. rlc
Must At:ix tie Stamps
'lNhr l'ii pr,,cr'',ls :,lon2 Tic lines
ili:.' 4 PACKAGE, or any iaii Of il. or
anything contained in H. il ii has, been
stamped property, may Ne sold srpal-
a';iy or as a whole: bii, before il man.
niacilr''r or amy other person can buy
II ~ must ai'!N 4 stamp III lwu cons
on each package. And in The event
iAat neither Of these offer 70 buy The
"n"pAn or other thing. i, requires the
ii,'NiGuai 10 rnt the stamp on. cancel
i viii! his name, Tic dare, etc.
Wv .an,is,rcc; said there. is no nucs.
zion of The con&,itiitnnaiity oi the
measure alii tia! II viii meet the Oh
le"ti"n$ NAieh caused congressman 10
f'''- s:.:,lnst The OtiAn1aNnay bill
Too Late for This Session.
90 not think l.rrr IS any posi-.
''i!'iy OF the hills, hri,l& passed III this
a-&Sinn, said l'r@si,irHi i.andSIrrni, in
'2&no1l%,' 10 :. question 1t is 100 lat,
II iic session and ne calendar is
crowded. sir. TtWnry thought ii ncl.
Ter 10 wal, linti! next session Mr.
jaWnry is enthusiastic. ni,out Tho III,
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-02-14
Cold in Middle West

ST. LOUIS. Feb. l:;-Missour
Kansas and The Southwestern territor
les AZ" today shivorinG IN NE c,!icsl
weather hey have known in 1wenty
gears i: Oklahoma FIVE persons have
a""n lr1zon to death and tn. loss il,
stock in western Kansas. ONial,on:.
ana indian Territory is ,hr greatest
II years.
III -. Louis tho minimum was Is
below zero, Tie codes! weather, with
one exception. ever ric"ltinu ~ H..
local weather bureau
Kansas City Mo-. reports % below
s4iai!ing The record cold weather,
.larl. oi February T.. 1870
IN central and western Kansas III.
"i'd became gale. p:iin4 tn" snow
ni&h ~ ihc cuts ana he temperature
Mnnl % 30 .In.I,.SS below Lcrn
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-02-14
THE --.aaSaxs
: I omorrow'' Man

Y"', know the man wl!o is going to"
open ii bank accom-, as soon as, he has
:: good sized amonn! to deposit We
know tii!:. too Int We don't find his
name 81, our books. He is generally
the man who wants to get rich quick
We hn"w II" other man better. who
Eiak"s M his mind ,lGt Il bank account
is ), sensible thing to have ana goes
right ahead ana starts one. even ii il,
is only With Il dollar lie is The Kind
"f i man q stick - 4 thing he under
takes Which wiil Win" Figure i, on,
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-02-14
PLENTY OF: CLOTHES
"Wood's n1" Chorus Girls Did 40,
Sl,nck Richmond Ctnsors.
PAIGE ~ THAT cArAc'1,
Scenes Detected Oh Tie Objectionable
Posters Not Reproduced or Stage
s'r subi-et-up 10 niIl Posters.


,,,,,,,,/..,N -, -,
~ - ~
''h'' i''hiN " S;tEa@"S mNS!tal 81
'raNa"inIa Was given here tonight
viii, nearly mo Whole n1lic. rn.r, =,
IN, j, J., , WA, o,h
=
III 80
mayor N'thrihN h"I 'l,y posters
|itrn down Saturday because thrv mr..
ScuIr.l m:,i,i,.uc ia, l;..b,1,, ,,d
r
'"''!'
'''S - III ''i'l mourning .ikc 'i,t' aHS
'NIS lock Fl!tt on the STAGE.
The chief ana an ia, av,ilah|,a for,
w,y ,h.,, 1roo,hn, ,;,,
~ ''''S - -
~ ''lS ore
ihG ipllOHin" is Mayor McCarihv's
lite: 'n&'r;rtin,r the police ue.Uarl
iH'tnt maj lie law mus not be viOlat
I'd II! H. Academy stage tGuichI:
he Mayors Letter
'Eicilmnu,l VA f..h IL: 800.
| En;.Sain i. T.. lIulcn. c!.:,f ol nolrt.
City Kali. Richmond. Va
Sir: This is 10 rcnnal III wri,in.
Tie specific instructions given you YES
1"rhay concerning tho proposed cyhihi
lion ~ Tho Academy 81 Music, an,
hElnr matters in connection with il
l'I'n&C. intnrln he manager Of ,ha
lnuS", ANA the manager, 81 tie com
i'aiy. if he can he reached. thar an,
exhibition which will produce on Tho
sa-sn WHAT they have advertised 81
the large posters nf The Wo0;tIand'.
company which Mere ordered down
~ any rihrr unlawful feature, is posi-
ivGly prOhihitrI Please, Instinct N,
captain III charge 81 these scenes q,
, INC district !hal any attempt IL prn
dn"r I;'sr scenes on the stage is no
only prHllihi,"d hlll is 10 10 prevented
ana fur, her. la, if. in spite OF Til.
dine" IL, scenes. lLry must arrest Ii,
manager Of rhr house ana ,hr manage
~ he company. fake 'A"m To The STA
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-02-14
CHEAF ADVERTISING.
CASH IN ADVANCE.

ONE CENT A WORD.
Advertisements unuer classified
heads in this column will be inserted
at the uniform rate OF one cent word
for each insertion. No advertisement,
however small, Icas than IS cents for
the first insertion. Cash In advance
invariably Specha! rates made on long
contracts. Orders for discontirtuancc
must be made in writing.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-02-14
q Injured IN 3. e. q. Wreck.
On Associate. rrrss,,

VALPARAISO, IND :rch Is. 4
freight train ~ lie Baltimore 4 Ohio
r"iiid'h'l Win a Wrcckn& train OF lhc
N'rhi@an Central railroad today AZ.
Willow Creek. several nlics nn,rl ~
nero II is reported lhat twenty
"nfNmen III the tahoOSc were injured,
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-02-14

Grees below zero, after a piercing cold
extending over the laST fifty-SiX hours.
Owing 70 the long duration Of the
extreme ana steady cold. much suf-
ter!n% IS reported 10 county 0vcrseers
ol poor and charitable institutions.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-02-14
SPECIAL NOTICES.

I'LL; REGULAR ANNUAL MEET
ln- Of ':S stockholders Of The Mnni.
tor development 10 VIII he held III,
y. 'tnS'.ns~.unl IIail. 2EnS Washing
ton a,rnii". Tuesday. Feb. IAN,
i?''.' p ~. r>'. lIYSl3ii. Sery.
= l-:,l
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-02-14
he Savings Bank
AitaOF134a
NEWPORT NEWS
21II WASHINGTON AVE

longs, CHIEF Archibald. non: Judge
Time !1 -.
Fifth race, g furlongs) - Ncrvator,
Won; Poster, second Booncrack.
third. Time 100
Siy'', race. conc mile) -Salna. won:
Lou n. second. Norwood Ohio, third,
Time ! 50 -,
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-02-14

fof SALE NEAR BOuIENARD
nice ciShl-ronm dwelling ovcrl,nE-
lnG Hampton Roads lol 90xl:. feet,
Get ont where You can have room
" I. CHAPLIN. Treas. Nrms. Ma
rye. Roycn1on & Chaplin Inc. Real
Estate. Loans. Insurance Rents and
Investment Bonds 2-l.-:;l 40 Il
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-02-14

ioR SAI-E-rWO SPECIAL BAR
sa'hs III vacant hnlding lots. on
f"r'y-riGhlh street. only $3.50, lit
cos, S1an'- On jefferson avenue.
corner lot. near Twenty-eiGhll,
street, only $l,lon, Git cost 81. 40. I,
~" cash and balance on time,
Must ~ quick to secure these snaps
HoM A'r-hNllI-E 90. > LIT
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-02-14
Safe Blowers Made Water Hau!.

T so
ATGi'SA SPRINGS. VA. Feb 49,
Robbers entered ne station al Ford
';it'hS. on the main line nf the Chts:l-
peak" ana Ohio, il Augusta comfy.
near here iast nish' ana made an H.
tempt 10 hlow cnrn the safe They
icft VII h;'n' Getting anything, except
the Knob ~ the safe. Entrance was
gained through !. window. NJ ,lncs
were l"!i hN the robbers l!ur2lari"S
hnE" become frequent in this county
r%rr;i,iy
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-02-14

produces better results in two minutese
everything IL the package. Simply add hot
water ana set 70 cool. It's perfection. a sur
prise to the housewife. No trouble, lass -
pense. Try it to-day. In Four Fruit Fla
yors: Lemon, Orange, Strawberry, Rasp.
Isrgy. At gxoosrs. LOG.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-02-14

FOR SAl-E-A NICE SlE-ROOM
dwelling near Jefferson avenue ana
T"cn'y-cighih street. Nice loca-
iion. reasonable terms Price ST 700
ApplH 70 w T. CHAPLIN, Treas.
Nems. Maryc. Boycnton & Chaplin.
INC. Real Estate. Loans. Insurance..
Rents and Investment I.,ns.S.
2lo-:.l ,..Nd
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-02-14
UNDERWRITERS.

J. H. CAFFEE e. SON, THIRTY
third street and Huntington avenue
Both phones No. L. Residence, Bell
phone No A.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-02-14
Carried Passes; Charged Fare.

For Coughs and Colds, Pisos care
or Consumption is unequallcd.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-02-14
WANTED.

TO SELL IS ACRES
oyster ground il Mill Creek. Has
about 40" bushels oysters aud in
addition 500 bushels Shells
planted in 1904. Must he sold at
once. Cheap for cash To quick pl,r-
chaser. GEO. w. PHILLIPS Real
Estate and Loans. Hampton. Va
1-l2-Hl
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-02-14

For SALE TIL, ATTRACTIVE
ana we'll paIrunix"d grocery ANA
fresh meat store. at II M,il,.n 81 rtz,.t.
l'h"'hIs. Tor sale. Great casl, bar
@ain. Address Or call On l.. Il. Mtifi.
KAY, fhocbus. Va. 27t;t
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-02-14
F"W"r gallons; wears longer: Drvo

handsome thinner sets. A., pieces
offered !af only tas. IL LASH'S
n ~
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-02-14

Colder 81 Ire Winter.
G}ilGAGG. sch i; 1oAay Was tho
.otac#t oI inc win,er II Chicago ~
II III. III" &@y,rntn-r, thermometer
recorded r. ae=rors below zero. a fan
~ Z" degrees in twenty hours. Az s
q ~. the mercury stood al Is below.
and tfi& Observer predicted ,E1ax it
W"u!d no; lisn nnch higher during tn,,
cay The intense cold was accom-
panied ~ nigh wind from The north
west. SNOW ceased falling early last
night and today lhc sliv was clear.
street ia Tic was moi interrupted. hnt
incoming trains on NJ steam ra;lroaAs
were from one 10 nine hours late
26 Below in CITY of Des Moines.
DIES MONIES, ia, rel. H. aer.
rlfy broke all records h.re today, Inc
thermometer registered twcn1y-six de.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-02-14

For SALE-GOOD LON ON TWEN
ty-cigth ST.. near Jefferson avenue.
y cost 5000. For Il quick purchase
It IS offered Tor only $500 Will
sly" some time il desired. SOMMEE-
WILLIE CO. 2l2-?t
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-02-14

WANTED RESpECTABIE WHIT.
woman. middle aged preferred, as
nurse To baby. Must be neat am,
experienced. References required
Address Box II. Old Point Comfort
Va 2-9-6t
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-02-14


oyster ground il Mill Creek Has
about 40" bushels oysters aud in
addition 500 bushels Shells
planted in 1901. Must lie sold at
once. Cheap for cash To quick nllr-
chaser. GEO. W. PHILLIPS Real
Estate and Loans. Hampton. Va.
2-l2-:::l
WANTED RESpECTABI.I2 WHITE
woman. middle aged preferred as
nurse To baby. Must be neat ana
experienced. References required
Address Box II. Old Point Comfort
Va. 2-9-Gr
WANTED-Gr NlLEMAN WANTS
room and board. Give particulars.
S. s.. Press Office. 1t
WANTED MANAGER FOR NEW
branch Of our business here in New
no:' News. Write promptly. with
references. TIL; MORRIS WHOLE
SALE HOUSE. Cincinnati, Ohio.
2i. ~
WANTED TO RENT FARM CT %
Is =, acras. must hc .on for track
and poultry raising Address bon
i,. city. III
WAN tH--G ENTl.ENN M WANTS
room ana board. Give particulars.
A"ercSS. ). =. car" Press. II
tNN Et'-lo liENT HOUSE OR
"'' WIN mohcfh chnNchienc"S. cen
nallr located Room $. Citizens
an; Marine Building. |,
WAN ! l.i'r- ~ ANTS 10 LOON At
49,, 49,. : -. 49, f'''' W., ''''o' near ''',
' = - '''''' S'A-'o''hi u"'ll-
:" ~ - ,''''is l'a-
~" ,'''''.", "h'S N''-"",
~, ~ r '.'sn ~, ~ rrr n,n!,n.
'n worth Hl,'"' SoN fit-
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-02-14

WANTED in,0oo MEN TO BUY
N:''-n'incs for their s;wrcthearts al
MrS Mice MnriuliS Bookstore. .Sl1
Washington avenue Largest assert.
i:'''ni IL the city. Sec unr new Val
~n''l"'. Why Don't You rup:''
l.Hir
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-02-14
FOR SALE.
FOR SAL & FARM


!1-;lcrc truck farm in Eas, Hampton.
$l,7nO
;;'lacre truck farm on Back river.
liv"-room dwelling. $1,000
43-acre truck farm a, Now Market
school house. 81 800
l2-acra farm on FOX Hill road. nov
S-r"om dwelling. necessary on, build
l:l&s; easy terms. $2,25O
9'.acre truck farm on Back river.
th:ec miles from Hampton. g.: 300.
- acres On Back river. three miIr;
from Hampton, $ $50
lt-acres on Back river. about seven
miles from Hampton. easy terms.
$ 900
- acres. four miles from Hampton,
EG0N
223-acre farm. new dwelling Of
rooms. Clustering and fishing, water
frontage. fine view io,ir miles from
Hampton. 1000
MARYE G. MOREY,
Real Estate. Insurance ana Invest.
mcntS
2n5 oH,h St. Newport News "a
2-l2.Gl
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-12-28
SHAW DEFENDS
BANKER WALSH

BY Associated Press
Chicago, ILL., Dee 2S-seeretary
OF the Treasury Shaw arrived IN the
city today and in an interview prac7
tically declared there viii be no
eriIninaI proceedings growing out Of
the closing Of the Chicago National
Bank, and Home Savings Bank, of
this city BE said:
ssJohn r Walsh did not take one
dollar dishonesty; he did no more
Than many other bankers IN the
United States are doing all the time.
The r1naor of criminal prosecution
Is nothing but talk. There has been
no embezzlement or theft. For.
every dollar taken out gilt-sf1s',
securities were placed within. De
positors viii get every dollar they de-
posted and when that has been ae-
complished the responsibility OF tbe
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-12-28

FOR RENT-Cottage in Industrial
near Glass works Inquire of G..
r. Odell, COS W. Pike street. d28tf
WANTED TO EXCHANGE
Durham COW, six years old, weight
about 1,20O, for small fresh COW,
Jersey preferred. The Peoples
store. dec2stf-
LOST-From setting on cuff button
an elk tooth, medium size, with
gold elk's head mounted thereon.
ANY one finding same will please re-
turn to j. F. Krohme, ieweler, for
reward. dec2Stf.
FOUND-PoclSethook Tuesday con-
tanning money. Owner may have
- :s.se. 5T P40Per Identification at En-
pire National bank and paving for
this advertisement. sSdeeSt.
J.B. Hflleary and wife are guests
i'm thenity, returning from Wheeling
10 their home in Webster Springs
Mr.. HILLARY is editor of the Web
ster Republican, bright Pubhea-
ton.
Clarence Lynch and sister, Flor
ence. went 10 Pittsburg this morning
10 see their cousin. Robert II. Eli
lott who is in East End hospital
with tyrhoid fever; also to visit
heir brother, T. d. Lynch, and
family.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-12-28

Have yonr plumbing done by the
Roberts Hardware Co. Right prices
Pntb snhones dec18eodtf
SWEET MELODY FLOUR
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-12-28
music at Bic V1aldo

Wells orchestra at the Waldo
every SUNDAY, 6: 80 until 8 p. m
Special Sunday menu sepseH
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-12-28

Mrs. George Humphrey and her
two sons. Thomas and Caldwell
Spates. Of New York City. are the
onests of Mrs. O. p. Boughner for
few DAYS.
r. j.. L. Bowie, formerly OF tnis
city. president of the Tri-State IA
per Co, of Cumberland, Md, ae-
Compatibility Mrs. Bowie and child
rem, are the guests of r. d. Wilson
and family, on Carr avenue.
e. d. Lewis went to Grafton TO-
day on business.
Rev. Arthur Hank was here to-
dav from Salem.
Miss Ella Cain and james Deem
vent to Salem today on No. 3. They
were called there by the sudden III
ness of their cousin, Mary Deem,
2 q. Il. Fortnev is here from Cen
traIia. Pa. where he has a position
with the Lehigh Valley Coal COM
panv. and viii spend the holidays
with friends and relatives
Page Fortney, a former resident
of the city, is here from near Pitts
burg. where he is III the government
employ on rivers and harbors sur
veying.
". w. jameson has returned
from Casey, Ill, where he IS en-
gagged in oil operations. He VIII
spend few days here and then re-
turn to Casey.
Moses H. Van Horn, principal Of
the Salem city schools, was here
N
Misses Nellie and Maude Bassell
IRE home from Morgantown SPEND
ing their vacation.
Mrs.-C. W4csFurbec returned last
night from bloomington; where she
sne1f fonr weeks with her sister,
II rs Laura Wright, after having
been in a Wheeling hospital four
weeks undergoing medical treat
ment. Her health has been fnllY
restored
Jesse Hagegrty, Of SarGhs, spent
ia the city on business, +
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-12-28
OnNews

In the Folsom. district. this COM
ty, the South Penn Oil eompa my has
drilled its No ) on the AiclIae Man
ion farm into the stray sand rs feet
and has developed no oil or fstsgz Il
fsnow drilling nj the top OF teie ,SFor-
don and should make producer
from that level.
In the same. district, the same
company is drilling in the top 81
the stray sand at a second test on Q q
she w. g. Fowler farm. Both q
these wells are located inside OF the
old Development AZ
In the Salem district the souri,
Penn has drilled its No 3 on the
samuel Gain farm through the Cor
Ion and has given it shot, but IT
failed to respond. In the same ells-
trict The same company No. on
fhe law & Dqrnold farm IS produe-
ing - barrelsa day.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-12-28
Dry Dock Starts

BY Associated Press.
Washington, Dec pa big float
ing dry dock starts today down the
Chesapeake Bay on her fourteen
thousand mile voyage. Suibig Bay
Will be a subject Of deep CONCERN to
the Navy department during the
voyage, which may require three
months.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-12-28
HOTEL BURNS
NEAR IL0VELAND.

Cincinanti, O., Dec. 28LThe-
Riverside hotel, at Epworth Heights,
the camp-meeting ground OF the
Methodists near Ioveland, burned
this morning at a loss of $4,000
1t was owned, by Fred J. Brooks
who with his family, occupied the
building. They escaped lncen-
7iarisn is snsDected.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-12-28
CbonDed Hands.

Wash vGnr hands with warm
water drv with towel and apply
Chamberlain's Salve just before go
ing to bed, and speedy cure IS Ger,
lain. This salve is also unequaled
for skin diseases. For sale by Stone
& Mercer.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-12-28

FOR .sAI.E=FRESH cows
win sell a ear load Of fresh COWS
for ID. F. Means, of Bedford county,
pa. commencing Monday, January
L 1906. and continuing until all are
sold. at my private barn on Traders
alley. -,r,I ~,
2SdecGtdltw NJ u. 81 7 Ahl'
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-12-28

Cincinnati, O., Dec. 9s Coal
dealers indicted yesterday gavd bond
today of $500 each. A heariIfg was
st for January 5.