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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-05-01

2oeen iaaleoes, at ocu frGuer Hegt'
~ifubsopgisr % uobeling al Guerlfiio.
Get peo gnoen al Oct 2oet Inr %
bpert aar Sereiter paa ale 2iosass
iuraree- auntrafter, tiiiiacmeo pas'
ienoe geitemmelier for at iifre Spor'
iommeligbeb | llSaifterne Iorbrnoue
meo 9eitprelien OF nteo at Ifaffe TIL
peie % taec Bare paa M Sorretnttg.
Syeg lfal tiuobe mig Of gisre Solicit
3iseoniiu opmerfiom paa, at IN.
gen 8upernsr, ItgeapIotg buor Opg'
fig han mautte ppre, ION Iaa De MOO
renoige 9ooe peStngne, meSminore
han fraftig Itsttes al ct Senat %
ssianbIp, iom nil iamarbetoe meo
ham / at irenrme oct olmene Iel. Set
er oerior al 0en beielte 8igtigbeN, at
Ser til Weolemner al SegiSlaturer
pqI9es bare Ntpnb meo uplettet &a'
rafter % irenrageuoe Gpgtiabeo,
on bpem man ue0, at De Grllg bpi0er
&c Brinciper. ior butlfe Solicit bar
fjGmpet.
Staten8 republifanife @arti8 Bro
gram / Sc ii0ite otte @ar bar baut
min tScIte GiIiIutuiug % StNtte, %
bIir ieg ooIgt iii 8uOeruer, Ifdl oct
barre min opriatiae 9citrrbelic at
opretholoe 6iSie Grinciper % isrge
for Srre5 pruttiitc 8icuucmiereIic,
8iSccniiu har cit Grciulo StiHtug
blanbt Staterne. % pe0 oe lenere
Mars aanp for ct beore Stpre bar
Den tiItuItfct iig oct beIc 2onb& Op'
mcrtjombeo. Sao o8 III iorcnc oS /
pore @eitrGbeIier for "iortiat 6rern'
gang, in0tiI buer aiOciing al Dor
Stut5re9icring % bpCrt Gouutp og
hper On beitprc8 liaeinl flogt, Trligt
% ipariommeIigt lem no8ct prtpat
Observation-Disclosures i~nOentor pore
8rpner.
ann0i0atcr Tor @uDcrngrembe0rt
og ANDRE Foiter paa Statct8 &olG'
ie60el bar ouercoe itiIct Jig / MAR
fen. % ANDRE tontmer enNrm uoen
SpiI til at meIbe ia. Ictte cr iuIo~
ItGnoig / iiu Oroer, iorot Solicit I
iterit mnIig ltbitrGfuiu9 fan hare
frit @alg, nanr DC fol fanrc tine ann'
Sioater. fFor ale og enbOcr al 0tSic
MtrnS bar icg ocu hsicitc agteIic, og
bpub iad emo llbioloct bltr, Ifal le8
life buie llpiIic moo nogcn, men Ion
ait itette Sc aanoi0dter, Iotfi fdar De
fleitc Stenlner pcO 8rimGruaiGene.
Sea bar life hlunCt no9en &ombtnn'
tion mc0 andre, % blir icg pdl8t I'll
@uoernsr, I'll ieg bo0c flloitTrot8
iric Sender / grbcibet Tor at 'remme
oen gooe Sag at itoiic Stutcn ct 9oot
Stpre. "Me6 9itterbeo moo in8en
rG &etuiIie moo ole" logger leg mint
aouoiOatur irem iii De rcpublItmllte
&ulgeres IigisreIie.
Get meite al min Sio blir oeta8et
meo %ltoigreIicu Al mine Gmbeosptl9
ter, % ~ieIoielgcIi9 mac leg 0er'or
jrtte min 2io i'll, at mine Wfeobors
acre runotom / Stdten uil gierc oct
~nsOucnbige arbeioe Tor at lore trent
iii Seir oen arnpogue, iom ri MI be-
ppn0er.
1or Sen 1iatS, iom Solicit / 8iS'
cunihr biotil bar pitt mig, ircmbTrer
lea min bierteIige CAT % jeg Ton
i~oriifre Dem, at ocriom De faorer mia
til @upcrnsr ogioo ior ber fontmcnoe
Germiu, oil Sc Gpner, huormco Quo
tor iorIenet mig, bIipc uonptteSe |
oIporIiat 4rbei0e for set dImene Vel.
\. =. Iupi6on.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-05-01

beosrne / auiuoenS Spitem / oenne HloFpe'
ripoe. Gen j~prrper, iprnu9cr % itprtrr
ben toinoeIi9e Srganisme % opbp9ger bet
iuRitsoe Rcrpeipitem.
7Spr at erboloe iRrItilt Raao ON OeUue
pigtlee 9eriooe iuobpoes 8utnoer til at ttla
itrioe Mrs. Rirtban, guun, NtoSi, % bet
nil blue gtpet iuloltGuoig irtt. Zen RtpT'
rtuoe RrS. Riuibam er uIoeoe Cuba Z.
YiRfbumS Sotaeroatter % NS'titsnt. % / %
aar er beuoeS Rauo btepen giuen frtt III ale
Iioenbe Sutnoer.
2GS bpao 9uoid 6. YinfburtS COMPOUND
gtprbe for girs, &ptano % Mrs. Stntle:
airre Mrs. giuibam: -
SEQ bar Gartpis IiOt az Rorrb''stft AZ llubCrtip
% eisuusmsit 2tpsfOrauSrtugcH Wit lluOcrIip uar
iUuucut % RaueR pm; irg ba0oc SutwmslauiaIo.
SpucopiHe % pGr meact uerOsS.
Reg ffrrV Ill Fem on Raab o. pGobsspuStS Rehduo'
ItHg mCO Snbta q. 9tRtbamS graetabtc COMPOUND
% ice CT eIab pco at NGe. at ole otVit s~cclGagsuce
SpmptOucr iOrlOo mto. % is8 CT tommstu itaOt gICH,
nCm gioSforaHSTiuaeR iom Gu iuuo Nunbs. ,Icg an
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-05-01

vi bar III ipretu9d en- Gbn Soronorng Dor mtNcmhe 2ormrL imt p bar tIGet
pMe lanprnee Sngr6Wuir til Dor IReNru ben SeuNt for fremtoen OF unogaa muGa
ARsbrug ION upr 4ReoNIu maarc BIT @Pnhnn0 for al Gbnprmc eur butiRlU4G 9frioner.
settle grooutt er MI Snodtu Set cr bMt mociegt at ,5HrrRGl Rcpcnr Aups
rmrr "a br mpotu9t oerS GUDtNubeue im HRrbWu. Set meogues, at ben grrnna.
III I'LL ia6runpr life fan pReG Intuuo Tr Ofsbrug ipm CIT Sut o. oCuer Ugud juaQt
fpr 3nternat 8euGuc Gicur % r hom Snge temf hg6s irtaqst ior Stats 2tuor
QneHic. 9eb andre Orb: port Yrooutt bar nu Ell idd Gge SatrS pperpr Spau,
fOm ncRH dHbH anerHenbt gebuIH.
Sbet t bar fCptd9t bcue SOrabrna, bar Vi fpuaGt Dor me SprmrI % Dor &inet
for Here frmrugeHbc nrouTuRe Og furmnruuhc NmprteRr ug De bar crhGret at Dor
SrmhiGtn9 paa 89ntencr forfeit % imbiGrbtt fuHluaer Deotareus iuruarutUle
p9 thrapeHtff SorrR.
vi Gnhr at pore &enmr fd ubr at t 8r6ur T toungt. og at be Enatnbe ri
afsrp a Dor &tgHPt life ahne er gootMurt al G ieu. men o9da al iremmaube AutDr'
hRr BpS upauUfe NsHaRr bar Rrap pdd Rcpth ourb e be Souneoe Stater
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-05-01
6pcrleoes err oetteP

nj tlbnesr ct brner,hs Dollars BtIsnuins for 81.
Inert aufriet AZ RGtarrh bar 10, ton belbrbts os
Halls catarrh Cure.
h. AGbtHfs& So. Gisre. 9clseo. O.
gi urbsrtrsur6e bar tivust q :. ShsAts I De hbftt Is
Nar o. trgr, at ban CT aistIes booerita { ale 6orpL
ntnes.l I aAsafttpns o. AranrftIi ! eiaHb III al opfubs
sahssr 6orpl,sisi,s esIss atraa ban peaioasi ~
gaaIetHk Amman Il Haretn.
gpbnlsiais 1raasih4. foltsp, {.
Halls Catarrh Cure taees ~tubosuesa % pirtu e-
retis paa 5Ioesf o. Ss}xutts ehmeubeL. SrI Is
~. SInst. Sriqrs 81 am Aporfsrs. 8seaeStgr&frt
Halls ExuSlY Pills CO Be- etofa
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-05-01

"Sro Tan Tie uotra'ts. bUaS iss ltO osb eibsiOraas
Ortuasn. MIN gGge 'asbe. a. is buuoe EiIbpitliabes
til srrit, Ia Irre lea en- Eas Rieussb9ro ira svia.
Der, iow oar bIevru btlbrehtSc peo Hpoia y. Btuf6ams
Scgstabls COMPOUND. o. lea 6sIuttcbc at f0ripse BET
"a at tilIIrtoe Dem ON RGao, Ierrs TtoIctR aIoroe
mta raii, o. ATE Odarltge 5umptomer i~CrioGHS; iuayt-
"Jss radecr subUer Soluble / oeuHt ei5sseriObe af
taat EtrrS WtbiciR o. ttIRrtps Ssm ON RaaS."-
Wrs, Gisste StHtIe, SaIsm, 5aoiaaa.
6udo 2poiu g. BtntbdutS &egetdbIe Com.
poumO 9loroc for Mrs, SnIdno % Rrs.
Siutle ojl ben 9ipre for enbper Suinoe |
ornnc 2ipSperiooe.
Sen bar oOerpauoet SHrrtrr, eienstuet
SctbreO % icrtrnset gio / 3ilfHGoe, bee
iuloitGuoig loruirreOe 9Pgerue.
infYeS hnnr otArn 1oor fe;f
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-05-01
Gn aaocH 8piuOrs Silieloe.

beiaIer 7trss gtsSiciu III anr mine BrHacE- - Ns
aHute e., q, puIaRo. GbsftrrtOpa, RS.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-05-01

Oct befjenote ersetite Strmd CLOUDS,
Der bar fture Stiberier / Ssueios bar
paabsspnot OpisreIieu al Ell YapIriu'
BRIT ueo S~ittineips, bpur Sirhnet pg'
inn bar 9raNiberi. Zen oso @ittings
los fsr prooucereoe Rasie bar snaet
til @ugIaub, bppr ben er pmQiprt iii
8apir peo Selitobets egne Sabriter iOr
at aupsnbss al be itprs enselite 8laoe
"7ailp Chronicle" ps "gaeettp @efus",
Der o9idd eies at CLOUDS. Zen M ops
retieubs G%dpiriabits grOoutter err be,
Itemt for fiut 5rpt' ps Stripepasir, %
bet itnl psre Seniisien at pmlRtte bette
paa bet sitaiiatiifs Marieo.
en- GtuGrHs iort9Isr | ~Suiteruo
Slao~, OF ct itsrre Ssrmulmielt er Jun.
bet / 8plsruos llomart / 6iltum. Oct
lieser ca. 8 &ilpmetsr fra Oct M iolsie
Spiosboit Sernielt. @taImeu mbea
bulber omtriHs 30 pGt. Seru o. San.
aeus 8rsooe err omtrsut 40 Reter OPS
inssn pep Rnsnstuaal ! Rere Suusreoe
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-05-01
ps>penrepnnfte
en- GiS. "a 1tpinScr CIR mcstaecliee for manee
ilemme SyeSemmc- 5ntcnisents 1spinser
taecr SerbclSsreeLer. 20 beretter ON Seres
Grfarino.
Grfarine.

Sins 8enoepnnftet er ben
met fritiife geripce i en-
autnbes Gtiiitens, % life
uoeu @ruuc er ben ggnaiteI'
ie, ipm gaar fpruo berior.
@rbuer auinee. Der for
lemmer Smiprseu ior fin
Selbreo paa bette SioSpuutt,
ueiGtter Jig for Smerte %
2toelier.
Naar henees Suitent er
goelaat ener bun er prGoiS
poneret for GougeitiDu al no,
get Organ, er Der urrlisaenoc
'Sare paa bette GtbSpunit -
% Ell R9ffe al Herpgie Srri'
tutipuer fan aisre 9inet I'll
en- Rprbe. 3 ttge Waobe er
III areft % SpuIiter mere
tttbgtetige til at bGrrte iig %
bespHoe SereS goelpageroe
Grhetoe.
@opdrenoc Srmptpmer
ION RoRI HtnGsforHsmmeIier
heoe 4HfaEe, 6ooeoptuc Rug'
iiHerter, Rbritemt Selelie al
Srp9t, SHieR for Erere.
SiertebaHteH, @niiireR for
EiHsue, Observation-Disclosures,
SypritpppeIie. 0etsleH6e appes
tit, Soasbeo, llroIigbeo %
S%pimmelbeb. IRgees Reie
Rrrir III al mtelIigsHte
apinorr, iput nGrmer ia ben
Yeriooe / 9hc pa AoinbenS
itpre SprGnbrina fan penteS.
Cuba g. 8intbamS 8far
table COMPOUND tilbereotfS
for ot pperptube 8dnItelllbes
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-05-01
Che pc'ra'na Drme MIG. g..

TI9euoe rr GiHft al SnuunRu az ct aun gp mb en- ReoeMsudie at 5aaens
SHfDur, mODmst Of 2r G. y 6artman ira 6n. 3. ". 0ertes. Commissioner al 5nhr.
nal &eoeRue, os im taller for fig fu:
Tpniurp Department
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-05-01
Sr. Q. y. Sartman,
care Resrufna Drug gtig. 60,
Columbus, Ehip.
IrPniurp Department
8nibtHgtuH 17be Nlarts 1906

"Ra Grno uf DC Somnornger iom r ipengt ben dorueL 6Rr buHeR geruHI
M erOOnrrfs % bumees 2dnS%ben, % paa @rnS az De- HnaiptT '0m er tOrsa9tt Z
ousHiOr r bette SontOr Of BEN 4ntn.ie. at SHrnna = naar ben hl6e4oes Coeuma8-
nemmeHe mb ben 9ormeL iom III bru9es mbcboEoer tItrPtelg Drugs til At titles
ubenpr RGttobNsn al bette SOutors &rnHepc Of 12e Seprmbrr 1905. og'
nil 9eriouer rom tuberroer q iTlgr funme life bebpuc at fcrtGNe t fpeHeE
"3ar Stamp" bpcrfn iom 9cntnatDr etr iom @bOkiatt, cur &aau 5orbanbre all
Spmtuoid eur temieroe Srtc. Sobn & Dertes Soumsrpnerg
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-02-21
STAR BRANCH OFFICES.


II not convenient to call at The
star office. Ilth street and Pennsyi-
vania avenue. leave your ADVERTISE
ment at any of the following
Branch Offices.
NORTHWEST BRANCHES:
Centner's Drug Store. 18th and U SITS.
Erplcy's Drug Store. I4th and yelling pl-
iupton's Drug : ore Vermont ave. and 81.
Kings Drug Store. 18th and SITS.
Holtzclaw's News Stand. 1To5 Pa. ave.
HeTbsts Drug Store. 2Jth and Pa. ave.
CrisweIi's Drug store 18th and T SITS.
Postal Telegraph ofos. 1l2G Conn. sve.
Postal Telegraph Office, gl2 penna. ave.
Postal Telegraph ONCE 9th and b SITS.
Postal Telegraph Office. Penn. n. X. station
$ Kanu & Sons. reformation Bureau.
Woodward & I,othrop. Information Rurean.
JoHIfer bldg. ., Il ) sts. Teiestaph Once.
Commercial Bark bldg. Telegraph Once.
Corridor u. 8 CapltO:.
Skaters Pharmacy pth and New York
Goiienhcrg's Department Store. al2-2s Ith
st. Bureau Information
The Hutchns keuner Drug Co. i7th X que
GEORGETOWN:
o'nonnen's Drug Store. a2d and SITS.
Admins Express Office 1929 SD ST.
Prlde's Pharmacy. 2sth and SITS.
NORTHEAST;
Haley's Pharmacy ilth and r. Capitol sts-
Miihurn's Pharmacy, 18th ana II SITS.
Buffers Pharmacy, 9Th and stanton place
SOUTHEAST;
Rrndley's DT7e Stcrc. Sth and SITS.
ODonnell's Drug Store. Sd and Pa. ave-
SOUTHWEST:
SullIvan's Drug store, 3tE and n SITS.
Eleventh Street Wharf. q Brten & Hall
Chas. 5. Walter. 9ol ~ st.
ANACosTIA:
C. G. Lohr. - Monroe st.
ALEXANDRIA:
A. s. Doniphan, 727 King ST.. Alexandra.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-02-21

When in Doubt, Consult The Star.

Am I talking to The Star Main 244o?
Yes. this is the Classified Adj Depart
ment.'
II have small grocery business that
want to dispose OF How would you advise
to advertise it?"
eve would suggest that you insert your
'ad under BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
for three insertions or more. at the rate or
l cent word For fifteen words Many
good deals in business are brought about by
this method of advertising.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-02-21
APARTMENTS TO LET.

WANTED-BY THE FIRST OF THE MONTH,
party to take half of nice house, reasonable,
good location Address Box 1924, Star office
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FOR RENT-ROoMs.

| DON'T HUNT Ro0Ms-wE FIND THEM FOE
you without charge WASHINGTON RENTAL
| BUREAU, MefzerOtt building. felS4te
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WANTED-RoOMs AND BOARD.

W NTED- GENTLEMAN WISHES BOARD WITH
widow unincumbered; southeast preferred. Box
1923 Star office. fe2l-2t'
WANTED - TWO COMMUNICATING ROOMS
with board on first or I'd floor, for three adults:
adjacent TO car line; situated In northwest; state
terms and particulars. Address G. 4. p, Star
Office. felo-ot
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WANTED-REAL ESTATE.

WANTED MILL BUY BALTIMORE CITY REAL
estate ground rents and mortgages, and pay
cash II prices reasonable. Address INVES-
TOR Star office. fe2l-6t'
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WITH OR WITHOUT BOARD.

GO To- FIELDS RENTAL BUREAU. Ill 13TE
for high-class rooms; boarding houses; Oats; FREE
fe16-7ts
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FOR RENT-THE CALUMET 300 EAST CAPITOL
ST.; just completed; thoroughly modern; apart
ments Of rooms and bath; hot-water heat; jan
itor service. FIRSr-FLO0R APARTMENT SPE
CIALLY DESIRABLE FOR DENTIST OR PHYSI-
CLAN. r. Z. BRADLEY, 14IS E ST. fe17-6ts
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ALPHABETICALLY NEW 5-ROOM FLAT; 20l1
9TH ST.; only u of regular rent If rented from
owner. Call or address Room 3i9. Patent Of
fee. 1925 II NV It,
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PERSONAL.

JOHN TONKIN, EXPERT MASaEUR
3. WEIR MITCHELL SYSTEM
Massage treatments all kinds Good references
fe3-3Dts 1909 N. Capitol st. Phone n ESS-R
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MANIFESTATIONS.
One Cent a Word for IS Words.

WANTED-BY CHRISTIAN YOUNG MAN tEM-
ployedl position; furniture business travelling;
ability; experienced; reference. CHAS. COOPER.
Winchester Va fell 2ts
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FOR RENT-GoMFORTABLE HoUSEK EEPING
apartment. four and bath (heated) third
floor: 914 23d st. nv Key at JOHN M0RAN'S
212t Pa. ave. NV. fe2l-2ts
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LOST-PUCK ETB00K. FEBRUARY Is. BE-
tween Theological Park and Cleveland Park con-
tanning auto license and money. Reward IL
turned to 1925 Highland ave, Cleveland Park.
fei9-3t
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wANTED-HIGHEST CASH PRICES PAID FOR
WORN GARMENTS, LADIES' ,GENTI.EME N'S &
CHILDREN'S SHOES & HATS. ANY AMOUNT.
ADDRESS POSTAL. WILL CALL ANY HOUR.
]. TABSHES, 1908 7TH NV. Phone North a9p.
fp20- 23ts
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PARLOR AND TWO BED ROOMS, BEAU
fully furnished: Ia private family; with or wi
out board. Apply 1908 z st. fe2l-w, So
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-04-26
TEMPT LARS
COMING
In HOSTS

The Giarksburg Commandery Of
knights Templa have invited every
Sir Knight IN West Virginia to be
present at the big annual conclaye to
be held in this city May 8 and 10.
It promises tosbe one Of the great
est conclayes in the history of the
order. The big commanderies at
Wheeling, Parkersburg, Fairmont,
Grafton, Sistersyille and Weston are
arranging to come in special trains
and each will be accompanied by a
brass band. Clarksburg has EN-
ploFed three musical organizations
and special decorations from New
York viii make the streets and pub
lie buildings present a grand ap-
pearance. About $4,000 worth Of
decorating material win be used.
The reception and ball compliment
tary to the Grand Commandery
Sir Knights and ladies will be held
at the Waldo on Wednesday even
ing, May 8. Several of the visiting
commanderies will hold special re-
ceptions at their respective head
quarters. N
The Sir Knights Of many sections
of thes State are already arranging
for entertainment at clarksburg and
a large delegation is expected. The
Grand parade Of the Knights in
full Uniform viii take place at 2 80
p. M, on May 8, sand on the follow
ing day will occur the spectacular
parade Of the shfiners.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-04-26
PRETTY
PARSONAGE
WEDDING

The marriage of DR. Jesse S.
Maloy and Miss Rhoda L. Lowe was
solemnized at the home of Rev. and
Mrs. Robert B. McDanel. on Sixth.
street, Clarksburg, at 8 80 O'Clock
Wednesday night, in the presence of
a number of the friends Of the happy
contracting parties and the ring
ceremony was used by Rev. Mr.. Nc
Danel, who was the officiating min
lister. The wedding was a very
pretty one.
After the ceremony the bride and
groom accompanied BY a number OF
friends repaired to the Waldo hotel,
where in the parlor reception was
held until 11:3o o'clock. A very.
elegant wedding supper was served
with covers for enght. The guests
present were Mr.. and Mrs. Il. Thad
Post, Mrs. Hood Hornor, sister of
the bride, Mrs. Ilinnie Monroe, Mr..
Raidy and Miss Mamie Keenan,.
The brides dress was a charming
creation of white chiffon, trimmed
with lace and she carried brides
roses and smilax. She is a daugh-
ter Of the late Benjamin F. Lowe, a
prominent Shinnston merchant in
his life time. She is talented and
accomplished, having acquired her
education at Broaddus Institute and
other schools of high standing and
is a beautiful and popular young
lady, possessing all the qualities of
lovely womanhood.
DIR. Maloy is native of Virginia;
located at Shinnston, where he has
built up very lucrative practice the
past five or six years, and is an ex-
cellent young man, whose friends are
legion in his adopted home as wen
IS in Virginia.
DR.. and Mrs. Maloy left Clarks-
burg for Shinnston Thursday morn
ing where they viii make their home.
Many friends wish them all the
unbounded joys Of married life and
a bright and prosperous future.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-04-26
STOLE CHICKENS
GOT THIRTY DAYS

Charles ii. Pike missed some
chickens from his coop and came 10
the Office Of Squire Harry Gordon
to see what he could dd about it. he
had located the chickens at the
Clarksburg Prodnee Company's store
and had meagre descFiption Of the
man who disposed Of item. BY the
description of the nan it was
thought right away By the Squire
and Constable Coffman that Cell
Reed was the man. A warrant was
issued and Coffman hunted up Cell,
who at once confessed that he did
the job. II
He gave his name nj the store as
Cecil Smith. The Squire sentenc-
ed him to pay a fine of $500 and
added thirty days in the county jail
in order to keep Cell from appro-
priating other peoples property.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-04-26
MADAM GREEN
SCORES SUCCESS

Madam Rachel Frease Green
scored great success in her appear
ance under the auspices Of the Mar
cato Musical Club at the Waldo as
scmbly room Wednesday night. A
more charming program, rendered
in more artistic manner, has never
been presented in this city. Madam
Green captured her audience with
her first number, Mendelssohn's
stately majestic, impassioned aHear
Ye, Israel" and throughout a pro-
gram of much strength and beauty,
she was enthusiastically applauded,
her audience following her in ardent
ladmiration TIL thc verv last note of
| the joyous, lifting Spring her
CLOSING number, had died away.
Her versatility was well defined
IN the program, as she poured forth
food of melody, now grave, now
gay, and the exquisite shading in
Meyerbccr's Shadow Song will. be
Remembered always. The Marcato
Club will make an effort to bring
her to this city again.
Mrs. Homer Jackson was fit
companion to Madam Green, excell-
ing in her beautiful renditions Of
Chopin and Schumann numbers as
conspieuously as did Madam Greer
in her repertoire. A more charm.
ingly balanced program would be
difficult to find, and the public
showed its appreciation in the we'll.
filled room and the closest attention
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-04-26
TWENTY-FIVE
q SENT TO PEN

In looking over the record in
Sheriff Flanigan's Office Thursday ii
was discovered that in a week less
than one year twenty-five persons
have been sentenced to the peniten-
ti0ty from this county. of this
number nineteen were white and six
.colored.
Tie white persons sentenced are
as follows:
Harvey Allen, one year.
William Giles, one year.
Seymour Preston, one year.
Lee Dodd, one year.
William Drummond, one year.
Hurley Kendall, one year.
William Murphy. two years.
James Kendall. eleven years.
Andrew Kendall, eleven wears.
Bryant Sullivan, eleven years.
Andrew Hayes, eight years.
Claude Anderson alias Ernest
Plues, five years.
Charles Moore, eight years.
George Small. one year,
Joe Miller, two years.
Walter Lockovitch, two years.
Sam Morro, two years.
Herman Morris, three years.
Joseph F. Cottrill, eighteen year..
The colored persons were as fol
lows:
Robert Smith. two years.
William Taylor, for life.
william Harris. one year.
Tom Williams, FIVE years.
Charles Harris. two years.
French MeClung, five years.
The first Of these men was sen
fenced on March 27, 1905, and thl
j last J. F. Cottrill, was sentenced OF
March 20, 1906.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-04-26
AGED man
is KILLED
BY TRAN

sydney johnson, an aged and ven
known citizen Of Adamsion, was run
over and killed BY passenger tram
No. leaving for Fairmont Thurs
day morning
The train struck him near Barnes
crossing in the clarksburg yards al
1885 o'clock. No. 8 on the main
line had just run and No. / on an
other track was following closely
II Is supposed Re stepped from the.
main track to the other one 10 avoid
No 3 and did NOT hear the other
train approaching him from the
rear II struck him as soon is he
stepped ON the track He was kill
ed instantly. Both legs we're sever
ed and one foot was cut off just
above the shoe, and the body hor-
ribly mangled.
The trainmen notified Chief-of-
Police Richard Scott, who went 10
the scene hurFiedly and took tenn
porary charge Of the remains, and
later the coroner was notified, Az
fer a careful investigation he decid-
ed an inquest was unnecessary and
the remains were removed to an I'M
|dertaking establishment to be pre-
pared for burial.
Mr.. Johnson was 65 or570 years
|of age and leaves a number of rela-
.tiyes. He was a pioneer figure in
she community, and all regret his
tragic demise.
Last Fourth Of July, Richard
Johnson, brother OF the man killed
Thursday morning, was killed bya
train in the railroad cut near the
point where the tragedy occurred
Thursday morning.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-04-26
JUDGE SETS
lERDIGTS ASIDE

Judge Charles W. Lynch in cir
cult court Thursday set aside the yer-
1ict in the damage suit Of Camisee
Robinson against F. J. Kistler, in
volving the alleged failure of the de
fendant to work the formers coal
on royalty per contract. The iury's
verdict was in favor of Kistler.
There will be new trial.
Judge. Lynch has also set aside the
verdict in favor of the plaintiff in
the ejectment suit Of John f. Cook
against the olarksburg Fuel Com
pany, returned at former term,
and granted new trial.
The demurrer was sustained in
the case of Joseph Smell against the
Fairmont Coal Company.
In the case Of Henry NJ. Schultz
against Emma Schultz, the demurr-
er was oyerruled.
The final deere was entered in the
case Of Anna Stonestreet against
Mary A. Rector ct al.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-04-26
.C0TTRIL[ BEGINS
LONG SENTENCE

Joseph Cottrill who several months
ago brutally murdered a foreigner at
At. Clare without the slightest pro-
vocation and who was convicted Of
second degree murder at the past
term Of circuit conrt, was taken to
Moundsyille Today TO begin his sem
tence Of eighteen years, the full PEN
ally Of the law Nearly every one
in the county is familiar with the
killing Gottrill tried to start d
quarrel with some Italians, but fail
ing in this he deliberately struck
one in the head with a stone as the
man was walking away. The blow
knocked the fellow down and then
Gottrill struck him again, this time
killing him. Five or Cottrilrs
women-folS visited hun at the jail
this morning and the scene was
touching.