davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-09-26
Friday AMATEUR .lsAJ
Ar GRAND OPERA HOUSE

At the Grand opera house next
Friday night, at the CONCLUSION OF
the performances by the MxrsS Siss7
Harder Stock Company, an invita-
ton via be extended to all the
lmatearssto appear and perform
their various stunts. The STOCK
company viii present prize to the
three hest per formers. These prizes
agsfeeate a value of $50, and can be
seen in the show window of B. r.
Robinson he-1eweTers Tbey corr
fist9nr z beautiful and costly silver
fruit dish. he first prize, an odd
AIissions:seAcIock. second, and lnrSSO71'i-
G.nta3i xase-for the tlrirt-best.s APP
7olieati8saS to enter the contest viii
be TeceiSed at the box office until
Friday evening. All the amateurs
Thsspia9as viii doubtless turn out rs
thes5rizessare we'll worth trying for
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-09-26
sTER BROWN"

Tue song says: eve all Logel
JacIsa' and it might be sung with
equal truth: eve all love Buster
HAT, quaint little imp OF Iniselii6f!
t''atSRiehard F. Outcault has Great
fdt tile New York Herald. BUS
tor Blown is so real, every one frels
h aStuolls knows him. There will
b. afthapces torknow him better on
Oct. k23, when dramatization Of
lis exploits will be made by the 'e7r2
tarp8ising HEanager, Melville B. Ray
l1onS who has secured the sole
r;ghts in n dramatic way 10 Buster
and shis1 belongings, including his
+ ,mdus glogs Tige, who is represent
bFone of the best animal imper-
sonators extant. The entire pro-
{ uct0n is n spectacular one, even the
snalfest detail is looked after and
t. use s.circuc,s term, s.the- big
snow Is coming,
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-09-26

4Eon can apply Hfarzans inside
right where the pain is.z 4r-eta
6p in c6Hapsible tubes-wi tl,- n 7li'
httaehmqnts | for introducing At
ManZan stops pain instantly and
cures all kinds of blind, bleeding
itching and protruding piles. SOLD
by StonG.& sfereer3 b -
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-09-26
aEp .WIlaED &c q RogaEllIrllis "a

y F.
siis.,S hra ( 4 n On r., Most
n IN Afodnfs tluF shcreds
4 .jTs,Sg3 ( a rSscii q ~ ElIlch world !
81 liuf iced sfIirstl sf5ossft the sea yrobtpsa
1--WE. or 1grrnaril as he A 1EaF44qs "
MI ttT9SeSi{lfId be ills clumsy shape;
hIsI Bss.ssf29i Ks fSitetjSe and deep IN CON
5S ffsaa With the Ij611iIy: one35k Qtlf OBJ
9e1vfs1e tyounge follts 1d6lsing q e Min J
alive inshiss t1nlr9d hytltaI Dnitsstfss tates
fsh5, eommissieHs 3EaFt1ln ~ =.
be APT TO exclaiHn M see pas lt,
tie hook claws Which q nsip fFt1l
sidnS9 stffifie ,eno1f ~. Just In front, 81
md bssftofbl Of iae f1s ate tht3ee little
fink3riiI.a lfocasses On eaett slde, which
arc used to stir up weeds and sa4itI
and TO rake around among the pe9loles
ana rout out the smaIl animals upon
kSs8ilcbHfIle yea robin; 6eed9 ID Its hdtiye
llTHffiI6 1iIBines tl1Is 1T seenlsl to
M crawling alongsoF YER gtifsab 6tton1rtyyl:
.hED6JEiEIa tiiese peculiar claws ipfeo1e
sand. -,
sea. robins reed on small crabs, hshs
shrimpst and, other ~ ming tivea alllnla-lsz
which they find among the loose stoFt2s5
III Europe an the gurnard family OF
fishes are eagerly sought, as they hnd
a renay=sH9g THEY
attain "a length Of two :7fe4tl F4d3 4
eype3gub OF eleven pU114S4aSS..ss ~ ~ al
! OF the 81 1llti3 6pZisiI1 70 me E73 !
nam "A 4 " " Il fodh1d on ON nortEetn
Z E6dstsandg-fs taAen nj fteat ldtabors
ii the bound nets alonh ineysrl a'llisl
where they spawn during the sun ger
months. s.1eI2iHO 1ot 199ri
They are MUCH estesRed toE OPP
table, beng one OF the most delle8te
Sof the edEblsi a9hes. TheH hesh IS hF1n,
snow white and hard to distinGuish
from TINT OF the Kfhghsh. The Amer
icauCsea robins Arsaffteeh Il elghteen
inches lone and weigh from one and
one4foufth to two pounds. When taken
from fheSfI1 Il 5tteF they grunt quite loudly
and if-pIaced oR,-the ground give a.
lfttIss hop ifo1rswRafd OF Few inches,
gruntIpg as they dd 30. sQ2hfsgEdating
sd}t5thd can, De sbsdFa quite sbla4nIy Il
one is in a boat lying quietly in shall
low TFatSTmear WHERE theySate-
The head is sheathed With bony
platea aud armed with sshaEp points'
which ARE rather hard to distinguish
at frst, as, they Ne uttesfRt,ug1i rEs'e III
When caught they erect all their splnes
and IndGetS Eetg. pam al sT3aIEtlsze
those who try to handle them. The
pectoraI fns are little more than half
asa long as the. bo,ly ana amay be ex-
Cte1ded slilEe "a Gan Shen f1lAuse or fold
ed quite close together when on 4he
bottom, thus giving them the namespf
loe 4Sa rs ash D IL a al, may also 5s
much extended to look like Japapese
fan.jf5 2 sfsi,;
Tte color Of this peculiar fish is
l-browntsh yellow over the back and
sizes aud crea nF Nllits below Ihe
I pectoraf FMS are deep orange celoEv
with a bIaGkIshl marking toward che
tips, crossed all over with little dark
brown lines and edged with light yer
low oranget color. TINE lower jaw -
a beautiful turquoise blue, edged with
| a velnsor brassya 9cllow.Lst. Nicholas.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-09-26
laraalIIiaWn GeBmeteEYNON Omen:

d Beautiful lots under perpetual
care. Car line passes main entrance
For information orprice on lots, an
;5dIuire Of p. II. Koblegard, Press 4
j: Lynch, Secy. or T. Lee Farley.
Shpt., on the grounds. aug3dtf
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-09-26
NJ -LL,,-nzensant EfoGts.

- = NO 10 ItlJfUtl8NoIEEI- y y -
e6iIf YOU ever took tDeWittss I4itti1
Early Risers Righteousness or con.
situation YOU know what with pleas
az ire rs. These famous little pills
Cleanse the liver andirid tlie system
IL all bile pifhout producing zun.
pleasant effects. 2 Sold by Stone q
Mercer. ~
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-09-26
- e So HAaaa6lEe:e q 3 J


80 We had q letter from, a lady "a
Boulder. Golio..5tnaf should be of M
+arest to peoples troubled WithEslelSz5i
-hea daehes q She writes that she had
these speIIsefour TIME iaosteezssa ssais
oIl56ea Ito remain IN IN bed from, g to
10 hours each ~ The g taeA IS:
became more frequent doctors done 1f s
no good. E, Seeing an ADVERTISEMENT
IF DF.- Gnnnss Improved Liver tsllls
she decided Gtoatry once more19a an
Cont 5Oacts! for two boxes. f She
took the last pill q months ago. has.
NOT mad 4 sick spell for oyer i've :.
months Ds Druggists, sell these pills
They cure sick headache every time
one for a dose, Made by DR.. Bq7
sanluo7e Rl1ila,, Pa Sold by stone,
4 Mercer t9os ip5lla boas itE,2f ~.
- 900 3sst7y 27t isEl-i aiGF - -
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-09-26
.I5liiadfMq. % aa1egao1 p

Finding health rs liketH finding
monev - think those who are II 4
when ~ YOU have a cough, sold, 1sQQgT ft
-tHroat, or, chest irritatlp yPeEtsF IS
promptly, like W. 9. Bar5eF,, g
Sandy Level. VA. rHe says - II L bag lli
"A terrible, chest trQableso cTaa4nEseet ny
ssssiinbke,and coal dust on my l:71lng7
But, after finding no relief IN othe1
remedies. was cured by DIR. Klngf
New Discovery for Consumption.
ctsoilghs and Colds, &c Greatest sale
,of any cough. ortlnng 1nedieinelln the
FW6rld., At Stone, q Mercer or = Z z
~ Bland's drug stores: soc and :
81 Trial bottle free. 7I5
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-09-26
TIITfiII7 7Dl5 q 5l5'oii5.


ESs BeFrent ct El1s1,5 >, E ~ l.sss
Writes sZ6leY,s Honey and az.
IS the best preparation for coughs.
col ds and E11ngs troubles I know thaTt
it has cured e the ilrst
sta 6ss5s stops the coy 81 sootles
and Arel 8he indamed Inen1bran ne
IN hfaat all6 q 4id3 pre- -
aYents serious lung trouble y
,Quaraat aea sfor ala thr1at and lung
idise ss = Is6fftIses sHbstitIItes so1ds
sbyl t6Fe A
ma kerr s5essisfs-3 - -s-fi tT77
f,-zssfeys - i-lTz=zs 49, - {.
'lSOq4fi g AL e aif13efSons Knowing
g eiIlsies4Sesl te 5i5eairfde Es tea I'd - De-
Re,5IiSSlll IL ease tflgsat
az nj be- placed for eolled5
tom s. s So 5; *. sosepe Nv
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-09-26
"A HAD Habit.

The Helress4 Papa IRm consider
abIyR e11haF raised to discover that 4
an I E, s eng sss;,+ aSF Dsth the duke!
"uow, like your netheE 70 jnpR IN
and, bty more Ahan she ISantss Inst
because 1t fs 'cheapT'@Life.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-09-26

z AIlarr1artiies owing AfrsI n. 70 r
RI3lacE.ISFs51hf the p1liider, VII
please PeaI ak same prompt
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-09-26
Very New.

"I thought you told me .thst Miss
cPasteIle was old" Tg-f TIC EsEs-
"She ls-old as the-hllls."
Don't believe It. kissed her n
few minutes ago ana Eqlnd stIiat tie
paint was sttn fresh" = Cleveland
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-09-26

~ 4 x . - = = q,
! lIOW II y IsE; fF1- tURSIONS
4 .s.s2fl BCRIaI MD 8 ORE i.;ss77 =
p Account Lewis and Clark Expo
Il sSt itif VIII lie II elfee ~ I,
sid Eesn1tfra 8 RailWag, yen intend
to sgosto Portland fins year ing
Il ticket agent to make your ticket realo
"a Wisconsin Central between Chs
y caao and st. Paul. Pullman sleep5si
afs, free reclining eha3F 81 'slAea ?
Ia Gartaa meals, make 1the''g ouE5 q
Northumberland PLEASANT =. Further
= {dIISSalliic = cheeftfrI given
dressing W. AlIe1 z -, Z a. J
PARK 7BIdg.g,s "a Ga I, 10 q
81 s3i!IEi59 ; nam 15grlitt,g c9tsel
Et6feiT ajftl D ;dFFlto ed .7e41
te6IipW he rs e give You d few WORDS 5ls,
IN i b1FFaaiisaegq Of ChaInberiaIn s. oll Iss
tlllsoleral1 and DiaErlloea Ren me Y,
g. Me John Ham1lett,, Of, Eagle
Pass w Texas 81 suffered 2Re Eeek
saith bowel trouble and tooIS all II kli g
.of IiiSeld icifne without getting any Tsi7.
lief ..Ghen. my friend, Mr., Grn JqgA1fpEl7,
-sori IA merchant hers, ADVISED nae e
Ttakeih remedy AeT taSi1gs S4illtt
4oseIfelt, greatly relieved end yheR
I bed.talSen. the, third desc MAS en .
tireiyscpred,r !; thank,tyop from gtflf
Bottom Fof-Iny heart foE, putting tins
-kfalafFemetl V. in the hands. Or IIllapl
5if4ndS dor, sadie by7 Stone s. leFee5
~ .5leT = ~ 2 q
A5l,are invited teifseeathe largest
Silisolay 5of millinery. even disPla5lsf
in iGkfrlzsburg, at Rose Garr'seit55gss'
ado. III nGbr4r ssz zJsaSsepa 4toEsas
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-09-26

a Logical IIERfeEs4ce. 3r,sr.,.
+. G''So, said the business man.. II don't
want man in my employ WHO plays
the races"
Then YOU think RGmbHnG Is wrSngiT
''It isn't SO much that, but am con-
vinced that man who would make
The loose, Que eldeil contract required
by boolmnker Isl not competent to-
take care of his own interests or those
Of ANYBODY else,,'577 yYIasllin gt0n. Star: .
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-09-26

ftt8i3 fnposafBF lfor tint man tt des
Us g who refnft bers M Dis hslpel2
Il otnhipotent: Jeremy Taylor.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-09-26
GInntn nnh prrnrfa.

In life giants are usually weakmind-
ed, asNwelI. as, fEllH of body, and as q,
rule they do not live long. DwNrfs, on
the other hand, are often nimble witted
and stand n good chance of longevity.
An Austrian eRnpress in the seven
teeth century ,teok the within to round
up all the giants. and dwarfs- in her
empire md turf them in together. Ap-
prehepsion was oppressed that the big
ones would terrify the small ones, but
1t was, tho tothgoW way. The giants were
compelled-to-ask for protection 7from
the inibish tricks of ths--dwarfst and
they had to be separated before peace
reigned among decentralization
Telegraph.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-09-26

iI3Tfa i D & 0HI0
Bgaial Is tlls
I,IsyFIs IS CLARK 5IsX 0sIsr10N
77oiL .43orffllallli; Oregon.
- Azsplend opp ertunieF 70 VISIT
IT mi gIsiaCs QI5EF 0.B9g Ia Z,
- eoltGgiJiEiss ana the
IS SyIFTC COAST, i
q III oWstone National fs arSys sstlo-
.,shqne Eals, he oseglf asil
aiiklsefsSIroW on sale fromlap station
III F6rr Ezsttesg route and full detsll HI
"a dresiISs 500. Tick let gents OF
y .i.oh51Cs1 WIN Bsssetts (f.E2;. A.
a ssa u. b, "a ttrtti, ~;
=, - ~ 49, Ba tim ore
- 5ubf TfIIFFF t1I5.Iis g ~. -
~ s.,s,l teasaflt ectt1eslsa s2sa4
- Never in4the ND trotr1le 20
carry. easy to take, pleasant and
never failing IA results IRE Dew a
: LITTLE GisrIy R1isteffs feniqps
9lEttle llsi are Al certain gnaI
isfiiyainrist bearacbe, billoqsness, teEp
liver and ALI Of, the ills resulting
From 5consti pationt They a1S;'t.l aes
trefgthsn the6livet. 2 Cure 5aq11dIee
Soid5EE STONES 81 AFefeers 'lis,1.' Z.
- = sfs5izffsfeJIs4 Ia .SisiiIAus $780,
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-09-26

daily; arrive $40 a. NJ; leave 10 $50
/. No. s-weston &ePHtsbdrg,; daily,
except Sunday; arrive 6 ID, q. "a M: 90, !,
No. fleetwood & MoFgantow7nni
daily except Sunday arrive 2 p m
iteaye 4,:M p.9Fa.I, sieI ,li,L9 y,Ifgi ~
M No, 7-Riehwood s.. GlarlksbuIg
daily except Sunday; arrive : ; Ga
No. 69aLWestoh 8 Rirmor.t5i
st ,fff l7-7---=7 = p Tlsa, 5tftli
sunday only arrive 20 p. M i
aaa n;r East ROUND. II ~ lisGT..
r..eNo.T SC aTksburgo q Richweod'
daily except Sunday leave 600 Ann
n. M. : leacef 11ss25o a. M aClflf1if.t
4 No Morgantown & Richwood,
daily except Sunday; arrive 3,::5 ~
81 No! Fairmont and Picl5ens:
daily arrive 4 200 p. M; leace 10
i4FNo. 4Pittsbprg &. Weston, da1lsi
ySe1J, f,aa Al -dtl5iad Tef Hint so
except Sunday arrive a 1r10 p. m 1
no No. &c. Fairfnont7 & Weston.
Sunday only arrive 9;35 3, M ~
leave 10 ::35 q. m. s,.r,, I oi-I,lfst,7,.
WEST V1ItaINI Ia Eott III ~. i4Adttt4Ess7 fpt
.5fN ,..,s-. wRsE BOUND ,lia si.a..i
Mo. s57-C harrisburg 81 New ar
tinstille, Elailys leave $3.50 IA n1glla
No. 59+ Glarksburg 81 New Mar
|tinsyille, daily except Sunday leave
2 go p; M. 5'.a ss, @sia q
54sr fii,f Ia EAST .R9UND.t itt, leftnis
No. 56New ns9ilIs.
ClarksDurg, daily except Sunday
thrive II :tSli lrsIns 7n4,'s i, -
No. SO New Martinsyille 3
Clarksburg, daily arrive S,l5 a. M
4lr = ID. b. tAEKRTIiE, z N.
~ 7aa 30 Baltimore, Nd.
O.. W! BAss5Err g: A
81 Bal tiInpFe, Nd
Eg3ti3 j. Moe ~ A.RTEslEE, PsAtso
as.s Parkersburg, W. Va.
+. O., H. Tow II
io sg agis ClaFksRl1rs; Va VA,
Tas epPrqaqas Of sFEF4Fng q
Elomeshingl eool nd q ipsa
n stilr6, y Yslspp's drug stpEs afai
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-09-26

nv va 4 III s1,naae at, the James :
q TX ~ : r. ii''. ! juDe2D6
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-09-26

hIl.arei invited teifseeather largest
lilisl3layoof millinery. ever displayed
IN -Ohfrksburg, at Rose fGarr'seit5Lggss'
saiof ziIrGbr1e saz {ea,sepa 4toSa.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-09-26

rsga sze- erlNotice ~ oGe nos
81 An accounts due the City HossBitdp
while, under, the SUPPLEMENTARY o.
'br.. Z. W. Showalter, are to be paisS
to DIR. j. B. PAYNE, treasurer OF salc
zbospital. DIR. B.E.W ShowGtter haEs.
ing severed his-conncction-w ith=seltE
institution, by virtue of sale OF his
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-09-26

WEST V1RGIi. "a AND. t'rrTsBURo
i"Ht DIVISION.
Is WEST BOUND. s1l .i..f ! b.
No. stmPickens and Falrmont
daily arrive $40 a. No.; leave 10 ;9O
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-09-26

.sss I'd, AL, WIPED OCH ~ pesls
al al 10 Iffnls7arsucs..' aas b3B8 me gaa
May 4 mans ,e71eers. WssRaay PITY ara 4 81
uut does he deserve 1T Has alsyi IN 9sF
he right % aoriWithpne .a-*sJl is'5slii
5iw -,t..1f dsats sBiat.ar-t3 4ef
ISSIkA4ALtlF, bar Blk
I'VE think nos. EsPfcle3Ily I, WhsA 20
,stand ready to write him q ,P9lie5 ~
she best companies at very noderatt
SITS. Think this,, pyeE and ,4et sEts ie1lty
,SW yoEf eel about N9r1aaep lon z
faRsK bIgsa 4i5 aaIa ll
GENE ms yH g g
3 Ro6HS aid q Moor 'Ridq IL
Il ~ n -
I4nv IA sliehtlye7 tised
IS ltFffH seIl cap. lhle 81
rim 80
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-09-26

PIE 7 save 4 dre at2 ike po11Eiee:
Best thing IN the world for bo1lss
burns. cracked hands, letter, etc.
sold by Stones i& Mercer i
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-09-26

Tas apPrqaPps o. FpFF4Fng S3r1flsil 1s g
iSomeshingr eool7and
n st1rR NAls drug stps
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-09-26
3. - go 90 ~ e

II ENGAGED people Should feIdetn-.,
Der, fsat after marriage many
,drarTils acam he, ayoidads by keeptng
their adjgesti0ns IN good co4dItIon
4 it'll Eilscsifffe. b tiers a: Brown
Of BenneftsVile, S. Gs5ssGyssir For
Years. nv wife suffered intehsel Y
ffffor1 dyspepsia.. complicated with q
Ia f{orlDyifds lIxesrr.,.uiintiIashe .lostlsh her
sstreTfetlits:aIId liver, and became a
ne Here wrecksof her former self. Then eI
2sbe tried, Electric Bftters, which
11ieIped he'd at once, and finally made
scr entirely well. She is now stFyoEn e 8
81 d Healthy Stone & Mercer AND !
Il e. sBlaHdiac5 rlg gists, sell7ni end
. "A - rEiB SOC ABBOTT le:!l2
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-09-26

d No. 3-Weston g. Pfttsbdrg,, daily.
except Sunday: arrive '6:15 q. "a. go y, i
No. Richwood & MoFgantow1n9i
daily except Sundays arrive p M
The Winslow mail., 1905-05-13

committees will JOIN in the de-
liberations of the general mass
meeting representative of all
interests.
UNITED States Senators from
California and other distin-
guished men have been invited
to attend the meeting
1t is vitality important that
there be full attendance at
the meeting, as to a great eX
tent the measure of our OppOSi-
tion to joint statehood Will be
estimated by the earnestness
and the representative charac-
ter of our efforts.
Reduced railroad rates, not
to exceed one fare and One-fifth
will be given. and hearty and
cordial welcome will De extend
ed to all in attendance.
You are requested to com,
municate as early as possible
the number and names of dele
gates who will attend.
by order of the Board of Di
reCtOrS, w. d. FULWILER,
'President Phoenix and Mari
copa County Board of Trade.
''CHAS. A. VAN DER VEER,
"Secretary."
Navajo County should be rep
resented at this meeting. Do
not sit still, but get out and
knock joint statehood. Knock
the infamous measure. Knock!
The Winslow mail., 1905-05-13
Announcement.

The Public School exercises
will be held in the opera house
on the evening of May 10Th. A
children's Cantata entitled,
THE Carnival of Flowers" af-
ter which the graduating exer-
Cises of the Grammar School
will take place.
1t is expected that Bishop
Hamilton will be present to ad-
dress the class. County Super
intendent r. G.. Smith has also
promised to be present and will
likely participate in the pro
gram.
Doors will be open at 7:3O p.
m. and exercises begin prompt
ly at o'clock.
An admission fee of twenty
five cents will be charged in
order to defray necessary ex
penses and add to the Public
School Library Fund.
MARY A. KLINGENSMITH,
Principal.
The Winslow mail., 1905-05-13
Birthday Party.

Mr.. and Mrs. W. L Morrison
entertained the little friends of
their daughter, Ruth, at their
home Monday evening, it being
the occasion OF her thirteenth
birthday.
Those present were:
Misses Hazel Kraft. Marion
Seely, Laura Thomas. Anna
Burke, Nellie Wilson. Louisa
Allen. Isabelle Parr, Zoe Butin-
ger, Norma McGinty, Ada
French, Helen Adams.
Masters Everett WalcOtt.
Harold Howard, Willie Daze.
Joe Daze. Burl Vincent.
Little Miss Ruth was the re.
cipient of a number of pretty
and useful presents.
The Winslow mail., 1905-05-13
TO FIGHT JOINT
STATEHOOD
Arizona is Preparing to Oppose
1t Vigorously = Every
body Should Help.

The following letter explains
a method that will help Arizona
in the matter of opposing joint
statehood with New Mexico. A
Joint statehood league, whose
object is to unite the two terri
tories, has been formed in New
Mexico. 1t is time for Arizona
to be cup and doing" If the
opponents of the unjust measure
IN New Mexico will join with
Arizona a strong fight can be
made on the bill at the next
session of congress.
''Oifice of Phoenix and Mari
copa County Board of Trade,
Phoenix, Arizona.
"The Phoenix and Maricopa
County Board of Trade hereby
extends an earnest invitation to
all commercial organizations,
to Boards of Supervisors, and
to mayors of all cities and
towns within the Territory Of
Arizona to send as large a dele
cation as possible to general
mass meeting to be held in
Phoenix, the capital city, on
Saturday, May 9th. at 2 p. m,
to the end that the meeting may
be thoroughly representative of
all interests. The objects of
the meeting will be for the in
auguration of a concerted terri
torial movement to give united
expression to our opposition to
the proposed jointure of Ari
zona with New Mexico as one
state, and to initiate measures
for the organization of anti
Joint sta tehood leagues in every
county and town in the terri
tory
"Governor Kibbey, as chair
man of the Republican Terri
torial Central Committee, and
Hon. E. E. Ellinwood, as chair
man of the Democratic Terri
torial Central Committee, have
each issued a call to their res
peCtive committees to meet in
Phoenix on the same day for
the purpose as stated therein:
q" To give expression to our
opposition to the joint state
hood of New Mexico and Ari-
IONA and to assist in devlsing
means of making that opposi-
tion effective.
''After meeting and adopting
resolutions as representative OF
the great political organiza-
tions, the members of these
The Winslow mail., 1905-05-13

The Ladies Auxiliary to the
Brotherhood of Railroad Train
men Will give their second an
nual ball Thursday night. May
the 18th in the Winslow Opera
House. d. E. Phillips S Orches-
ira. of Albuquerque, A will fur
nish the music for the occasion.
No children allowed on the
floor. Tickets on sale at both
drug stores.
The Winslow mail., 1905-05-13
Church Notes.


Sunday, May 44th.
Sunday School 10 a. m.
Morning service II a. m.
EpWorth League anniversary
service at s D. m. Addresses by
Mrs. G. L Hathaw way, Mrs w
G. Thomas, Miss Mary Klingen
smith and the Pastor.
Wednesday May 18th at 2 p,
m. opening services of the min.
isterial services.
Sermon by the Rev. j. NJ
Ocheltree, of Jerome.
Thursday May 18th, 9:3O p
Prayer by the Rev. E. G.
Decker.
Solo by Mrs Chester Smith
Address of Welcome by the
Rev. William Wyllie, of Saint
Paul S Episcopal Church.
Response by the Rev. S. J.
Rogers, D. d.
Paper by the Rev. Mr.. Blair.
of Flagstaff. Subject; selected
At 2:25 p. m. prayer by the
Rev. S. j. Rogers.
Paper The Use of More
Ritual in the Methodist Church
by the Rev. G. O. Oman, OF
Winslow.
Solo by Mrs. Sadie Moore,
"Ashamed of Jesus
Address by Bishop Hamilton.
Lecture at s p. m. by Bishop
Hamilton on Mexico, Its Mar
auders, Miracles, Men,"
Solo by Mrs. Carrie Hicks,
"He Shall Feed His Flock, .
Handel.
The Epworth League of the
the NJ. E. Church elected, on
Monday last, the following Off
GERS to serve for one year:
President. Mrs. James Hill;
First Vice-President. Mrs. c..
L.. Hatha way; Second Vice
President, Mrs. W. Funk; Third
Vice President, Mrs. c.. B.
Watts; Fourth Vice President,
Mrs. Emma Workman; Secre-
+ary, Mrs W. G. Thomas;
Treasurer, Mrs. w, R. Van Win
kle; Organist. Miss Esse Parr.
These officers will be installed
on Sunday night.
The Winslow mail., 1905-05-13
Old Maids Convention, opera
house, May 23d.

Joe Woods, of Holbrook. was
initiated into the Elk's Lodge
Thursday night. Sheriff Houck
and County Recorder McAllis-
ter came down to participate in
the performance Mr.. Woods
was accompanied by his wife
and baoy.
j. x. Woods returned this
week from California.
The Winslow mail., 1905-05-13

Freeman Stewart and D. E.
Hanks are leaving today for
GoldfieIds, New. where they ex-
peCt to make a fortupe. They
are taking along a bunch of Ari-
zona burros which they will dis
pose of. During the absence of
the city marshal j. L. Creswell
will attend to the business of
that office.
The Winslow mail., 1905-05-13

Mrs Carrie Hicks, of Los An
geles, is visiting With her sister,
Mrs. Hooking, and her neice,
Mrs. w. @. Thomas. Mrs.
Hicks has been connected with
the Los Angeles Choral Society.
She will sing at Bishop Hamir-
ton S lecture at the Methodist
Church next Thursday evening.
Mrs. May Phillips died of
eart-failure Monday morning
and was buried Thursday after
noon. Services were held at
the M. E. Church, Rev. G.. O.
Oman officiating. She leaves
daughter eight years old, a
brother and two sisters to
mourn her untimely death.