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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-03-19

baggage room will be in the basement and
reached from the west side of the station To
avoid conflict between passengers and baggage
on the train platforms, certain platforms will
be set aside exclusively for use in handling
baggage
The passenger cOnco'rse or lobby will be 40
feet long and 1870 feet wide, and will be covered
by an &rched ceiling in single span decorated
with panels, part Of which will transmit the
light. The lobby will he divided by the usual
fence. providing 4 width of about eighty feet for
handling outgoing passengers. while the remain
!rG fifty feet between the fence and ends OF
The tracks VIII afford ample facilities for the
passengers arriving on trains.
The train y~rd Will be $50 feet wide one-half
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-03-19

diameter and by five semi-circular windows,
thirty feet across. on each side. At the east end
of this hall will be the dining room, lunchroom
and Womens waiting room At the west end
on opposite sides of lobby fifty feet wide are
to be the ticket offices and baggage checking
room, with the smoking and package room
adjacent. Telephone and telegraph booths will
be provided in the general waiting The
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-03-19

being on either side of the centre line of Della
ware-ave., which was taken as the axis of the
terminal. On the east side 2S0 feet will be used
TO accommodate the business handled over the
Southern connections by way of the tunnel
under 1st-st., the plaza and the station. The
remaining $50 feet, which will be on higher
level will have tracks arranged for handling
the business of the Baltimore and Ohio and the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-03-19
Explained.

The Pup-Father. what is meant by "AI
we'll that ends Well? -
The Dog-It means that you are in good heaI'A
when your nose is cold and your tail wass-
puck
The daily sentinel., 1905-11-01

Ask to see the ehildrens hosiery
The very finest kind that can't be
beat for the price at the C. V.
store.
The daily sentinel., 1905-11-01
Gave Them Notice

Special to The Sentinel
New York, Nov, l.-Commissione
MeAdoo yesterday wrote the follow
ing notice to the managers of George
Bernard's play, Mrs. Warren's pro.
fession."
This is to notify you that. after
personal inspection of the plav call
ed Mrs. Warren's Profession
nave made 1t my official duty to pre-
vent its further performance. A fn-
lure performance will be a viola
tton of the law. The whole play. ia
my personal view, is revolving, in
decent and repugnant 1t tells the
working girls that it is much better
to lead calculated life of vice than
a decent life of labor No character
IN the play has one word for the car
dinal features in man or woman"
1t is estimated by the managers
suppression of the production will
cause them to lose from $4,000 Ia
500, 900.
The daily sentinel., 1905-11-01
Public Printer

Special to The Sentinel.
Washington, Nov. 1.-The presi-
dent has appointed Charles \. still
ings of Boston as public printer. Mr..
Stillings is the manager of the
Printers Board of Trade in New
York City He is a son of General
r. p. Stillings. a well known Boston
printer, and learned his trade in his
fathers Office
The daily sentinel., 1905-11-01

London, Nov. George Leonard
Shaw. when interviewed with refer
ence to the suppression of his play,
Mrs. Warren's Profession" by the
New York police, said: I am certain
lN proud OF having written the play.
II has made more friends than any
other work of mine, especially among
serious women "
The daily sentinel., 1905-11-01
Sick nendnche Cured.

Sick headache Is caused by a dis
ordered condition of the stomach and
is quickly cured by Chamberlain s
Stomach and Liver tablets. For sale
by all druggists.
The daily sentinel., 1905-11-01
Took Oath of Office

Washington, Nov. 1.-N. II. New
berry, of Detroit, Michigan, today
took the oath of office as assistant
secretary OF the navy Daring resign
ing and at once assuming the duties
of his office.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-02-22
TOOK A STRAW VOTE.
interesting Experiment in a Restaur
ant.

All advertising agent, representing Il
prominent New York magazine. while
on 4 recent western trip, was dining
one evening in Il Pittsburg restaurant.
While waiting for his order he
glanced over his newspaper and no
ticod the advertisement Of u we'll
known dyspepsia preparation, Stuart s
Dyspepsia Tablets. AS he himself
was IL regular user of the tablets. he
began specializing as to how many of
the other travelling men in the dining
room We're also friends of the popular
remedy for Indigestion.
He says: counted tWentY-thrce men
at the tables and in the hotel office
took the trouble to interview them and
was surprised 10 le"ln that nine of the
tWcntv-thrcc made Il practice of taking
one or two of Stuarts Dyspepsia Tab
lets after each meal.
one OF them told me he had suffered
50 much from stomach trouble that at
one time he had been obliged to quit
Il ne road. but since using Stuarts DyS-
pepsiL Tablets had been entirely free
from indigestion. but he continued
their usc, especially while travelling, on
account Of irreGularity in meals and
because like all tray cling men he was
often obliged to eat what he could get
and not always what he wanted.
Another. VINO looked the picture OF
heal,n. said he never ate Il meal with
cut taking Il Stuart's Tablet afterWard
because he could eat what he pieilScd
and When he pleased without fear Of Il
s!eeplesS night or amy other trouble.
Sti!l another used them because he
was subject ia gas on stomach. causing
pressure on heart ANA lungs. shCrtncss
ne no longer experienced since Using
thF tablets regularly
mother, rl;,ined that Stuart's Dys-
pepSil Tablets was the only safe rem
edy ne had ever found fOr sour stom-
ash ana aridity. He had formerly
used common soda 10 relieve the
trouble. hut the tablets We're much
better ana SAFER to use
After smoking. drinking or other ex-
CeSs"s Which weaken the digestive or
2aI,s. nothing restores the stomach to Il
healthy, wholesome condition so ef-
frctuaHy as Sluart's Tablets.
Stuirt's Dyspepsia Tablets contain
the natural digcstiNes. pcpsin. Giastase
which every weak stomach lacks. as
well Is lux. hydrastin ana yellow
parilla. and can be safely relied OH aus
4 radical cure for every form of MOOR
digestion. s"'.- 5y druggists every
Whrra.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-02-22
WALDO.
PALERMO CENTRE.

y. c. Tyicr who was stricken with
paralysis, Monday night, died Thurs
day, AZ \. NJ. Funeral services were
l:eld at the chapel. Sunday. at II A. NJ.
Freeman Turner is gaining. DR..
Stiuson thinks now he will recover.
Mrs. Walter Young of Liberty is
Visiting her parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
Eert Bradstrcet.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-02-22
DR.. Miles,
Anti-Pain Pi11s

the greatest remedy or earth for pains oi
any kind Their soothing influence upon
the nerves is felt throughout the entire
system.
Il had La Grippe pains all over me
and | was in such distress | thought
could not endure it. | thought Of Or
Miles Anti-Pain Pills. and after taking
peacefully. My brother has swelling OF
his neck. and uses them. az they ease tn,
pain. and leave no bad effects like quiet
ing powders"
NDEI.IA LANE. Portage. Mich,
If they fail to help your druggist vii
refund your money on first package.
- doses, - cents. Never sold in bulk
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-02-22

man well known III Litrhlrld. West
Gardiner, and the surrounding towns.
The cause Of her death WAS acute ill.,
digestion from which sh" hnd been 1t
sufferer for some time. Mr.. Colby re-
Silc.l with her only son, Charles
Cpliy. Her happy ana genial pres
enc" will he much missed by many
friends and neighborS.
y little girl at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Herbert Goldsmith is among the
latest arrivals in town.
Hon. john \. Spear attended tlio G.
A. Il. rrunion 1T Lewiston, Thursday.
Mrs. f. p Trafton is rc!,"rtod ;>;
vrry :li2htiy improved. Sh" i at-
tended by Drs. Sawyer ana GiddiAG@ "
Gardiner.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-02-22
KNOX.
UNION.

Rev. and Mrs. y. r McWhorter are
receiving congratulations on the ad-
Vent Of il now member into their fam
lily. little daughter.
T. NJ. BOWden Of West Jefferson
visited his sister. Mrs. G.. NJ. Gordon
last week and called on other friends
i'll town.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-02-22
SAGADAH0c.
RICHMOND.

| EiC RI III OEO.
| q. l.. Newell va-. i'll Augusta Oil
business. y cdl esday.
Nj. and Mrs T. 6. Herbert are re-
| ctiyi.2 congratulations Oh the birth
OF Il sol.
Another horse race is cxcpccted 70
come off on Tie river III the near fu-
ture.
John I.oavitt VINO * i'll with typhoid
feval At his home in this village is re-
,nrt.d. IL comfortable az could be e%-
!,vjcd.
Miss Mary HII! will onen Ter studio
ID hcr triru IL during I'll" spring ;.!..l
sumiacr gaonjhs. Miss Hall has re-
Gently returned from I.ul one il which
place she Has been studying for !,
| number Of years.
III" Installation Of officers Of Rich
:r"u,j Lo,i,c /. G.. .. r. took place at
their hall in Sou,hard block. Tues
day evcIirG. \ large company Of tho
members and invited guests were
present ana enjoyed a fine banquet
before The exercises Of the evening
opened.
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,,,.,,. ti,ii ,-,,..d.,,. a,,..,,i,,,r I'M IL.
>i,1Inl thnir o:rfco,s
,.,.. .; , .t,;.,;
,,,.,i,, ,'', ,
l5owIoinham will be presented IT
TowEalboro Hall. Dresden. Tuesday
evening. Feb. u. for the benefit of the
,'"Wna!oor" society Bai!eys or
ci.'N'' q WIFI I"f''!S" music 10Y d dailce'
IL ''''' ''''''''',
~ T. im' - wen N'loMH resi''eI''
~ ~ ''''s i''''''' u.e' - lilS nome ."
,'.,.. , 1850 II ''ie I'm
- ,,.,,', '''''
,a,I 49, ''-'.,lN ! !i'' '..'',"''i"'
noI.,r Thursday ,eto,.,onn romdur,nd
l.v tbc fn\. y rich nf rho Nathnd
St cEurcn
The r,,,,,-,, of Mrs ,Id.,, ,,.o,,. Of
thi. lawn v,s hnrI i. h.r I,,n hn.,n
III ,hn Ioost r,,d c,,,,.,i.,. ,r,....,.',.
Tie deceased WAS sixty-fyc wears olI
"rd leaves Il husband and ruc hrothyi
Mrs. WA. Gurnirim Who las been
Visiting relatives in this place fni. the
''%t hH!l(n returned to E"r home i'll
BcVerly. N3S+.. last Sunday.
~. r..,,,.,., 1.ir..,
hccn ,I.c ,1,ost or NJ. n !, r,,,i,,,
.nr the n,s, v.o,,
,,-,. ,, r
f'.,rks visited in Bath last s,,,,r,1a,
woo, u,cu
M'E@ N'II' ".'''SS has Il now piano.
Willard Hirc is on Of the latest to
Nurcl;nib 10 tn" prevailing influenza.
Reed Mains who ha; hccn nm tho .;,.,,
INT, II able - ~ out again.
Air ana MI. William Reed yeImo
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-02-22

Sly months behind time. but y,;,
rrrscVcrihE' SAYS the Jondou L.t....
George NJ. Schill.is. u pi.y5,lrg F,
is walking around ;hc No.d fl. .......
te earf to- !: $1,000 vn"cr. L.y a.rfu.i
ii. Liverpool. He LIT Nv Ynrk y. ~
peilAlless ana wearing I, ucNyi ..,r
suit
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-02-22
Grip Pains

1t would be utterly impossible to mag
inc anything more distressing than La
Grippe pains. They are simply indeScrlh-
able. and seem to be composed OF all tho
misery sensations known.
Vet they can be relieved, and in very
short lime hy king
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-02-22

Mrs. Alden Turner. aIyo Mre VI
iurhcr are on the sick list. Se
Mr. and Mrs. George Ec,d,u
SAM prd Greedy nt North n ''S"
spent Tuesday on Turner l;i,t.c no
LIBERTY. -
}. J. Walker las ben confined 3,
nous" for rho .,ast week viu, IN"
tpidcmic cold. -" tl"
MrF. }, v. Cough lrn Thur*I.,..
i;ranch Mills. "ncrc 4hn virl '''
come time win her brc;acr '",I
W"rtEimg. a. v.
l.. y. Iiurd returned INV, wc.. J.
li'"'Td' Il. !. lie vii rcnai. at Ln.r. '.'
FIR The present. ''''''-
The latest meas from l.. r. R..-.
thht he has rc'.",'rri 1uni, icgt,,-,,
rs f;ir III Prorii"mcr Il. i. !, Il n,,
by his friends lc viii BE- abIn f., T' r...' J
home som" ;i.u" this Week.
T. =, Math"tra spent 4 fcw l,...
Belfast last We k ID
J.. u. jones ha:- nrrurd u .au ngi...
the rooms form. rly occupicu by lbc ,.,,
DR.. j. W. Clough. -
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-02-22
DAMROSCt1 MALE QUARREL.

Willis Partridge 1st Tenor; Ld"Aio
wass ID Tenor; ]. w. Beck Isl b"s''
Harry p Lowell. I'd Bass. May pe ="
gagged for concerts and funerals is
r,oss ,ae-,s febl1d1ro
PAAo D., 49,, nfap1i FnNf a'' VT
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-02-22

t,va Wait visited Mrs. Geo. g..
cI,use Wednesday ana Thursday.
High school began Monday after 4
tvo weeks vacation with an addition
ol several scholars from out of town.
Niys Annie Fillmore is boarding
vim Mrs. G.. W. Fish and will attend
school.
large crew Of men worked on the
roads. Sunday.
The Il. f. ID. mail carrier WAS obliged
10 Irlvc hi; team and return nome ON
foot, Saturday.
There will be I'm entertainment itl
the consrcgatioIal church, Feb. 23d.
WASHINGTON.
Lou.follow day viii 10 observed q! th'
i;I:,n school. next MondIy, with appr"
prl;tt" exercises.
.rbrr,. win ~ Il hox yociablc ri the Ita
znryiII. schnolhnuSc, Wcdn' adiy evening
IIIn-4 il j&St ormy. If stormy Il Will b'
S::urti;ty evening. The rr"ccrdS Will \.
ms..L IL huy Hcw singing books books IVI
tn. G. T.. Society.
t:cor;.c Luuwiis has gone e Tho Mtin'
.,;tMclal huSI.ital ut Portland for an orlr
aiiun.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-02-22

the funeral of Il relative in Richmond,
Saturday.
Walter Hayes Of East Chelsea called
on friends in this part of the town.
sunday.
Walter Powers has contracted to
build Il barn in the town of Winthrop.
The barn is to be completed by the
first Of May.
James Hayes with his saving ma
chine. sawed 22la cords of wood for II.
L. Hayes, Saturday.
PiTTsTON.
Chas. Marks and family of Ran
dolnh have moved into what is known
as the Brann house, owned by the
American lee Company.
Orlando Eradstreet, who recently had
narrow escape from death ny
asrhyxiution caused by coal S;is, mas
sufficiently recovered TO be out OF
doors.
As John Rollins was coming home
from work. saturday night. about hail
past i've. he was somewhat startled 10
see flames shooting from his chimney
ia j height Of fifteen or twenty feet. II
was only the chimney burning Out
however. and although ii continued 10
hlIrn for half an hour no damage re
suited.
Charles Tossctt is hauling hay from
his farm in Whitctleld.
parI Finley has gone to work in the
family Of Mr keene Of the firm Of
Treble 4: kecne. Gardiner.
George Rollins and J. W. Rafter re
turned. Friday, from 4 smelling trip to
Damariscotta. They met with fair
success.
Roger LIpham is engaged in hauling
twenty tons Of meadow hay from
Whitehead to the SmilhtcWn ice heuses
10 bc used for preserving the ice har-
vested this winter.
SOUTH MONMOUTH.
Henry Frost and Miss Flora Frost Of
Lewiston We're called home last week
by the sudden illness of their father,
Chas Frost. They brought Or. Rus
sci of Lewiston with them. Mr. Frost
is slowly gaining DR.. Blake attends
Him.
Mrs Hiram Frost has sold her farm
to AL Thompson OF Wales.
Eearcc & co. OF Lewiston have pur-
chased the steam saWmill of Mr.. Rich.
They have a large crew of men and Il
number Of horses at work Oh the
Henry Huntington lot.
Many people are decidedly opposed
to the bill before the Legislature re-
pealing that section of law whereby
robins are protected.
We hope no bounty will be put on
crows as it is Il great deal easier to
protect our crops from them than il is
from the cut-Worms which the crow
destroys.
Cecil Dustin while rabbit hunting.
accidentally discharged Il >: cdlibre
rifle the bullet passing through the
fore finger of his left hand. Dr. Gill
bert dressed the wound.
EAST PITTsTON.
Miss Edna Dow of Farmingdale
spent Sunday At her home III this place.
There will lie d meeting OF the 10Th
of Mrs. Atwood Kennedy.
Mrs. iIingsbury McFaddcn returned
to her home in Dresden last week after
4 visit With her daughter, Mrs. Albert
Carter.
Considerable sickness is reported at
the present time i'll this vicinity.
lIr. and Mrs. Edward Knight VINO
have been living here for Il few months,
moved last week to Gardiner where
Mr. Knight has employment.
EinSshury McFadden OF Dresden
WAS j visitor in town, Monday.
The people who have had apples Ia
sell have been busy for the past week
shipping their fruit.
George Dow returned Friday from Il
visit in Wiscassct.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-02-22
VASSAL BORO.

A baby girl came to gladden. the
home ot Mr.. and Mrs. Geol ge Getchcll
last week.
Frank Jewett Of Pittston returned to
his home Tuesday after "a few DAYS
visit with his cousin Mrs r. w. Pitts.
All are glad to see cur postmaster Z.
NJ. Durham in his office again after an
illness of several months.
Miss Margaret Dunharl visited At
Mrs. Albert Fosters last week
The Randall log driving company
o. Augusta conlpletcd their work in
this place last week All Of the Taber
logs having been hauled to the landing.
Mrs. Z. W. Pitts has been confined to
the house by Illness for a long time.
Mrs. John Newell WIS in South China
last week taking care of her mother
Mrs. Adams VINO is in very poor health.
News was received in this place Mon
day Of the death Of Daniel Rollins who
died Sunday morning at his home III
Riverside. Mr.. collins was an Old ana
very mrch respected citizen of that
place. He was Il Free Mason having
been member over 10 years. and secre
tary of NegunxeaG Masonic Lodge i'll
this place % years. He was 4 veteran
of the Civil War. H. is survived by Il
widow and one son Elmer and one
daughter Miss Laura. The family have
the sympathy OF their many friends in
thnir boraa
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-02-22

NNIIt IlI1UOn EtntHN VII C4Tt u II
Stroy the diseased appetite fo. All AGO
h"lic drinks, whether thr p!tie II i "a coz
iirlned incbriu;c, Il 'tirplcr," jciIl diinh-
or or druLIhurd impossible .nr any On"
10 hay" AN appetite for alcCn"lic liquors
after using White Rihbnn Remedy 1t has
made many tEUuS;lnGS of permanent
cures. and in addition restores Tie victim
to normal health. stcHdyirS III" nerves
Increasing the viii power and dctcrnina'
tion to resist temptation. Endorsed ~
members Of Il Wumans chris tan Tomncr-
anrc Union Physicians, Hospitals, clcr-
Symcn ana Temperance Workers. Write
lir. W. +. HrCwn, IL fremont ST, Boston.
for rial package and letter Of advice free
IN plain sealed cnVclouc. All letters con-
hdrntial and destroyed soon as answered.
White Ribbon Remedy sold nv druggist :
everywhere also sent by mail in plain
package. Price s1.0n nlIH&Glv
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-02-22
Curse
Drink
Cured to Stay Cured b.
WHITE RIBBON REMEDY

No taste. No odor. Any woman e1h
give it in glass Of water, tea, coffee or
food without patients knowledge.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-02-22
WEST CHELSEA.

II. +. White who has been i'll for sew
eral weeks is now able TO be out.
J. Howard I;unt has been confined to
the house for several days by illness.
John Dondero is improving from his
recent illness.
Mrs. Melvin Hamlin ana son of
N'iusiow are visiting at the home of ..
l.. Heath.
F. \. Turner. third selectman of
this town. who has been i'll for the past
month, is now gaining.
\ son was born to the wife of George
Norang. Friday.
Napoleon COokson while cutting
wood for Charles DOndcGo cut his left
foot badly. but is now able to be
around on crutChes.
H. l.. Hayes entertained Il party Of
friends with his graphophone, at the
home of .. L. Heath. Saturday even
ing.
Miss Lizzie Smith of Gardiner. spent
Sunday with her parents. Mr.. and
MIS-. Will Smith. in this place.
:, hool in this district. under the in
struction Of Miss George White,
closed the winter term. Saturday.
Teamsters report that this has been
the hardest winter for teaming i'll
many years.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. L. Rollins attended
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-02-22
SOUTH VASSALBORO.

Ira Haskell of South China was a
business caller i'll the place, Saturday.
Mrs. Charles Morse of Togus was Il
guest at +. Is. Whitehouse's, Friday.
C. E. Pierce has sold his farm to Will
Rdynes of East Nassalboro who will
possession in March.
Lnw Cd Sabin is able to be out after
several days illness.
Our roads are in d very bad condition
again after the severe blow of Satur-
day. causing several days of hard labor
to make the paSsable.
home in Troy, Saturday, Feb. 11th,
after a ten weeks term of school
taught by her in this district.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-02-22
CHURCH HILL.

Mr.. and Mrs. Frank McMGster are
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Perry
People here are harvesting their
crop of ice.
Frank Phelan who has been confined
to the house with grip for two weeks is
improving.
Road breaking has been in order here
about one-fifth of the time this winter.
Il. a. Packard is blasting a gravel
bank for the kennebec dam.
Nathan Folsom called on old friends
here recently.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-02-22
WEST GARDINE Err.

Lltchtield Corner. There was. Quit a good
attendance Music wAs furnished w
Adam, orchestra of I.ich.icld An oyS-
TER supper W3tS served. followed In a
dane.
There is considerable talk about the
coming tow election TT'rc Wiz! prob
ably be som" changes in the town officers
at ."Wn cl"rh Three have already an
noun cd Themselves rs candidates tor this
Office.
!. a. w, brFratus has been on the sic,
lis; ;mc past week
Mrs IlHnnah Cannon transferr"d hcy
I. AT estate Oh mill .,treci Ia Nj. ana 1iGs
Forest Wak'ti"ld lnst week. Mr.. ;ud Mrs
N"Eclieid viii 500" Vacdi" ;h'lT nrrSci.
h"n". tE" i"nncr house. and lake pos
session OF their new home.
There VIII be an entertainment az
Change Han Thursday evening.
1IiS.; Ella Hatchcider was obliged to
IeaN" her school in IlaloWcn las; week
ana remain at home on account of sick
ness.
Walter Curtis Has chartered " ci" and
VIII AK" a car load of apples to Boston.
leaving with them. Tuesday.
SPEARS CORNER-The funeral
service over the remains of Mrs. Rachel
'0lh% was held Friday morning at 1890
at the Free Baptist church. anh WHS
conducted by Miss {. II. Kendall Of
foNdoinhIm. Mrs. Colby Was :he
daughter of William ana RebecoH Fer
lin and was born at Path in ISIS. She
married in 1851, Samuel Clark Colby, n
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-12-13
POLICE COURT

There were four this morning.
Four gents who had slipped the
waters of Lethe but to awaken and
-fnd the mirage of their dreams re-
olive itself into the cherries walls
IF the police court. They were fin
cd. that goes without saying, and we
might add the price was gone before
we said it. Talk about stencil in
the nostrils. When any one has to
face the variegated breaths that ooze
over our 2 by A bar of justice daily
he is a past grand master at cata-
Logging odors. We can tell the odor
of any of the 4-11-44 kinds OF
cheese in a second, one Whit and we
can tell what free lunch counter
provided the filing. Just breath
and we can distinguish "white
boss Jag from a Hennessey brandy.
We suppose if we were to stay in
this bushes fifteen years, with the
Iimelight of publicity casting gold
en- nimbus DER our classic counte-
nance, we would still meet the same
stencil every morning. And in
casting up certain little trif1ing
arithmetical problems, such as
butcher. baker and candlesticE
maker we confess with shame some
times we feel like crying give la
STENCIL
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-12-13
WOODMEN OF THE WORLD
WILL NOMINATE OFFICERS

The Woodmen of the World will
meet in regular session tonight at
the Pythian hall in Glen Elk. This
meeting was postponed from last
week owing to the large fire which
occurred that night. At this meet
ing one candidate, Mr.. Alonzo
Brown viii be initiated into the or
der, and Il number of applications
for membership will be voted on.
Nominations for officers for the en-
suing year will also be made at this
meeting. There is considerable
work to be done this evening and a
large attendance is necessary.