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Real Estate Transfers.

Geo ID. West reports recent sales
OF real estate as follows:
Blocks "a and IS, Town of Ordvay.
~ acres, to J. A. Rent, of Denver.
Blocks 6l and e.. town of Ordway.
Miss Hannah J. Rust to private par.
ties.
Lot y block 40, ordway, to Peck s.
Johnson.
Lots IL and ls and lots . to 81, all
IN block 10, ordway, to Jacob F. Wei.
mer.
Lots to To- block 10, Ordway, to
MISS Anna b. Gordon, of Pueblo.
LOIS y to 81, block 90, Ordway, to
Miss Faith Freeman.
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The Thursday Afternoon Gil :.
last week with Mrs. Whitlock.
lesson on "Confucia nism, BuI
buddhism and Japanese ChrrsteI,
was led ~ Mrs. Stewart. Mrs.
read an interesting paper on the |
paness Royal FamiIy." After
iefsoi a secisl hour followed, dur
which the hostess served daiuty
treshiasnts. 4
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The ThiInble Club met "Wednesday
afternoon with Mrs. c. B. Virgins.
The special guests were Mrs and Miss
Ellis, Mrs. Eerndou and Mrs. Laura
Custer. The next meeting will be
with Mrs. y. A. wiufrse.
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Perry Behyner formerly of Liberty,
Indiana, has located in ordway for
the practice oflaw. He comes to us
we'll recommended. He HAS made
some Investments both In tswn aaA
farm property. His family viii follow
e soo4 - NJ. Behymer can secure !
kesAe = live q.
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J. F. HendersSs Birthday.

DIT itlddy.
HN-y Netads Henderson
was 66 years of sEekd bis -
"'El' MIS- IA tiss. gave him
- p '"- : - '"raS fer. They in
vIteo a number of thk y D.
who assembled at f,;i.
dencc at about two AcL
social half hour diuA 49,.
and it was one that wA tn, a..
's ious epicure
Turkey was the main 81 -,
mar, and none of the usA
were omitted. All feak .. -.
hearts content, aud thA,.
more on which to feast al,
guests been able. AfteAa at.
Comrade Henderson was
handsome toilet set. TA
ton speech was made by\s ..;,
ans was very short and swA rhoa.
present were II. l. Olmsteald Il r,;t.
L. b. Stewart and wife, Aal c.
J. N. Burke, and J. G. Gr,ail,, AZ,
Srand Army, l.. A. Hendel ~,
family, Ed Calkius and fa,4
DR.. Holmes. After pleasaA..;.,
tine and wishing coxrade 6ds,
son many more birthdays, thel
departed for taeir homes. 80
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The w. c. T. y. will hold their next
meeting in the W. c. r. u. reading
room on Friday afternoon, April 18th,
at23o p. NJ. Ali are cordially invited
to attend and make this meeting one
of special interest.
Mertie Mathews, Gec'y.
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There will be River and Harbsr
convention at Ft. Smith. Ark. MAY
9sh'' and ordway, through the Mayor,
is invited to send delegates. So far
as we know our harbors are in excell-
ent condition.
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Bees for Sale chsst

Beex TOT ShIV
Fifteen or more csloaiss "
good condition, r. extra Nv
pers, sundry supplies, ete,@
outfit. Price $780, II
Bees located 6vs isile
Recky Ford, On n. I. RosOss,, ~ I
Address Geo. 2. -
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M. e. Chreh Seryiee

M. E. Chreh sers'ss
10 a m, Sunda School,
II a m, Serma.
1900 m. Half.hsr clasa
6:30, Epworth Lagus.
7;30 Sermon. I.
Wednesday, prser nesh9S
O. :. Merrill
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straxed q Slolek

strayed sr s'ols1 !
A strawberry roam nor.
clipped, white hiad lss ''a
r. T. Frazier copper hslA
halter ard bridIs. $50 ~
informatio. isadirs y lee',su y.
At Wright & Nelsens esp 4
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d c. Roberts and family returned
from their outing in Texas last Fri
day evening They report having
had delightful visit aud are much
improved in health.
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John 7. Speaks, and family. fFof.
Davis County. Ky. arrived last week
aud will make Ordway his home. lie
has boug at lots aud will sooz build a
rt Eideuee
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I Miss !iae Clusters pupils will give
give a recital at tae ". E. Church to
a'ght. They will be assisted or Mrs.
Cele and Roscoe Fz;schild All are
invited.
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~ :. -
tAe HsnaAI req Of Clerk. Treasurer aud
Police MagtsfrsJA mud apnror,,I
The Board Rd 5Dl ad and n. - ,rr.,,t,.-,
Mayor Jas O'Coul and Trr.,o..A NJ W
J. ST. Smith and Bnsbor 80 a,.,,sa,,
anu p'ocsea'" "!tf business.
Wm. Edgar was ed CIerl and p...-,..
T. Ell DowusY wa lpe,.a Tro,srre,
~ L. b"1AoF was ted Mayor pro TEN.
An ordinance relax, H.. tor1s ,,.- -
troduesd and passed
HT''i"E AII0ufHsftil Thursday night,
AP'N H. WM, EDGAR.
EleTk and Recorder,
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:. SusteadaI has removed his
I.Iy Cberaw, whsTe he has the
.outrac pr experimenting a gang OF
RexicI "a tae beet fields.
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For Sale.

Lilac bushes. It; Silver
to 4 feet. 1oc; Morllo ehefl~
3 feet, Sc 4 to S fet, loc. n
orsa
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THE farmers in this vicinity are all
busy with their spring work. 1000
acres have already been seeded fer
beets.
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Frank Young has bought Frank
Nichols interest in the tousorial par
lor, and will hereaftsy run three chairs
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Messrs. Mathews and Gray are each
finishing up new residence il the
north part of town.
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The C'u'zlOuPe growers have CON u-
tracted with Baruett Bros of Chicago.
to handle their crop this season at
10 pezlent commission.
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/ Mrs. Geo. II. West has returned to
her home in Greeley after pleasant
visit ia Ordway.
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PERRY BEHyME'
T.AWYEks q

Titles ard isnd HsiGatio.a
Coiisctions Pro9e& s;fI ~
Once in Okway 1enn -
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Goods,
Bank Building.

70. G. Black Is the new agent wi O
succeeds J. X. Danueiley.
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NOTICE FOB PUBLICATION.

Department of the Interior,
Land Ofhce at Pueblo. Cole, .
Narck ., 1907.
Notice is hereby given that the following
named settler has tiled notkce OF niz intapripn
TO com mute to cash entry and make fl ngl proc.
In support Of hts claim, and that satl rN
viii os made before L. 5. L-n' Offce -
eblo, Colo, on Nay :, IgGl. viz Edy-H
sirri.: Z: L. 1907; sJr t54 5. T.
7. - >, Il. 81 W. ~tas
he names the followiny witnesses 10 prors
Of said land, viz:
VIII Colbert, Chas. S. Wilson. Thomas c
Estep' I. b. Downsy. Ill Of ordwsy, Colo,
S. A. ABBEY. Register 4.
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Fred Petit, wife a ad child, arrived
from Loveland yesterday and will
make Ordvay their home.
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There are 20 new buildings under
contract 70 go up in Ordway this
spring.
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Else lot II Waii Paper samp1es 20
select frog. All hsngisg first-eiass
~ srartRtesd. yay =. Jsh4sss
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Boru-To Il. u. Partlow and wife,
Wednesday evening, April 10, t;as
boy. All doing we'll.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

Department of the Ineerior,
Land O9ioe at Pueblo. Colo, !
March %. 1907.
Notice Is he-eby givea that the folio win .
named settlcT has filed notice Of hi~ int.n,i.n
70 make hnsl pss,of In snIpot OF hi. claim,
4 Land Once at Pueblo. Colo on Nv
I9U. viz Thomas C. Estep, Ii y i2i2s.
sor the lot ]. 3. T.. y N. X. 4; i y 81 x
Sec. 1. I. 10 s.. B. 5TW. .
He names the following witnesses TO provr
Of said land, viz
John vinyard. @. B. MoCabe, WIN. Colbert.
L. \. Henderson. all Of urdway. Colo.
g: ABBEY. Rssister.
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Chureh ssri

EvankelIeaChureh Ssrla
Services svesunday - fslsa
Sunday scho,at 10 a. q.
Preaching All a. N.
Young Peopis Alliance ~
Preaching at 30 p n.
Bob Creek spday School y
Mid;week pra.r meetisg v
day at 7:3o p N.
Gernan class aturday, n
Evening servi.s aiways ~
The public co;is.ly iuvisHs
services. 1
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J. II. BoEgs, of La Fayette, Ind, is
here this week looking after his ia
vestments here.
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G, 0. NE En-
y

keea4a 1 ~ T. !, ! = ~, ~ s'''
I; -;'' | !
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FOR SALE-A good team Of strong
work horses for SlO0.
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ProeA AdInts of the Town Board

Ehe = Fd o.; Trustees met IN regular ses-
sion Az s,h. 1901.
All mtDer, present. TIE following bills
sTTHyye.i Il
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Notice for Publication.
Department of the Interior,
Land Office at Pueblo. Colo,
March 81 1907

m NH %, IJUI, ]
notice is hereby given that the following
named s-ttler has filed notice of sis irts,tia,
70 make hhai proof IN support q, his claim. and
That the said proof will bt made befor- O.
Land Once at Pueblo. C0lo on Mar 10.
1907. viz: Martha L Dean. widow of Byron
baxter Dean: II z: l22e5 for the s. ". Il, sec,
IS. I. 20 s., 3. 50 W. ~
de names the following witnesses TO move
of said land. viz:
j. Ed Ray. Of Sugar City. Colo ]. W, g.
ker, OF Sugar City. Colo: sheruan Farr. of
fneoio' Colo: 9. G. whitecraft, of SWIM,
First Publication Men 2j
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Notice fqr Publication.

DepasAmeut of the Interspr,
LAnd Office at Pueblo, Colo,
March 70. 1907.
Nctics p hereby given tina; the following
nauted settler has filed notice Of his intention
- nske final proof In support Of his CLAIM and
that said PROOF will be made before UsNed
Ytuees Lspd Qncs At Pueblo, Colo, on May
10, 1907. viz: Guy 4. Henderson II. z. 1Il43,
1r ~ n. ". x N. ". x;E. ii N. ". Vi; NJ L,
~ W. Y 6sssss. T. lo' g.. R.s56 W.
He names ths followips witnesses 10 prose
= said llsa, vi 7
\ Clyde Hqndsfson, Of Yordex, Colo.
MI. Dehnfhg, OF 9Anborn, Cole.
]. Q. Collins, Of 8anborn, Colo.
.. 4. ABBEY. Register.
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Notice for Publication.
Notice for Publication.

Department of the Interior,
Land Once at Pueblo, Colo.
March %, 1907.
Notice ts hsrshy given that the following
named settlef has Med notice OF his intention
70 nane naai proof in support of his clatm.
and that said proof will be made before u. IS
Land once At Pueblo. Colo. on May Is 1901.
w.: Clyde D. Henderson, II. Il. l2s7O, for the
=. 4. Sec. %: s, W. AN w 4: w
=. ". y. Sec. 2s. T. &c s., r. S. ".
he names the following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon and cultivation
Guy Henderson Of Fordsr. Colo.
+. !. Dsnning. of Ssnborn. G Jlo.
). Q. Collins, of 6anborn, Colo
" B. Herschperger, of Ordwsy, Colo.
First publication Aptil's
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Gbs 3le1,, Ora.

ORDwAY. COLO. APRIL Il. 1907.
Entered a. the Posysfnce in ori~ay. Colo. as
Second ClE.s Mister. Auril B.ls2-
Published Weekly, in THE NEW ERA
Building on Third Street.
sI.5o per Year in Advance
c. 3. STEWART. Editor and Mgr.
Residence Phone I24 White.
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-. stasiess1y Lie 4 Ti.her's is
w A.. Az I!
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c. p. STEWART, Editor and Mgr.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1907-07-11
REMAIN
IN THE POST0FHGE
Addresses Not Found and Their
Letters Are Not
Called For.

The following is list of unclaim-
ed letters in the clarksburg post-of-
flee advertised July /, 1907:
Antonio Angelo. Miss Alice Brown,
Powet Benzlllerverski, Anne Bkees.
f. L. Beckett, Miss May Burns, Earl
Corley, Maveurso Commosodl, jim
Cain, L. D. Douglas, Miss Lottie
Decline, Chester Devore, Miss Dora
Davis, Meklos Estvangynoki, VIII
liam Evensonr Mrs. Daniel Fly, Aud
res Galan, Benito Garcia, Mrs. Harry
Gasdan, L. W. Genslinger, L. Gore,
]. E. Cane. Miss Eliza Headly, A. +.
Hendley, Arlice Harbert, Alic Harris,
Mrs. Marion Hawkins, Harry Hard
way, Mr.. and Mrs. F. NJ. Jones, Mrs.
Guy Johnson. Fred W. Johnson. Bra
mon Luayez, G. W. Lewis, Carol
Lou, Mile Maspen, Fred Moss, Strand
Marks, Henry Noel, Mrs. Frank Neil,
Miss Deala Purrer, DR.. Chas. L.
Parks, A. Pool. Mrs. Slssie Queen,
Miss Ennice Rebel, Miss Merriam
Romine, Wiley Richard. Will Rahy,
Sturgeon Swiger, Miss Kate Smith,
David swlck, Mrs. Sadie Scott, Cliff
ford Stevenson, Miss Netie sharps,
Phil Temple. Jacob Thornburry,
Mrs. Belle Wilsch, A. ]. Windon,
Herman E. Wolf, Mrs. Harry Winner.
Mrs, Birdie White, Mrs. Rae Whit,
Miss Rosie Willis, Mrs. Amy VANS
ley, Jan Zakiewtca.
List of packages-W. Va. Music
Co.. G. D. Feely. Riley & Stewart. Z.
W. Wells.
S. c. DENHANi, P. NJ.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1907-07-11
ZINES or TWENTY DOLLARS
Are Assessed on ID. H. Howard and
Bertha Ray, Colored.

Riley Long, Bertha Ray. d. H.
Howard and Henry Page. all color
ed, who were arrested the other
night on charges of lettering In and
maintaining disorderly house III
Elk creek bottom north of Hewes
street. We're given hearings by Mag
istratc Gordon Friday night. Long
aud Page were acquitted and How
ard and the Ray woman were fined
500 and costs each on the charge of
unlawfully consorting They ar
ranged to pay the fines and we're re-
leased
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1907-07-11
so DECEPTIVE.
Many Clarksburg People Fail 70
Realize the Seriousness.

Many Clnrksburg People Fail to
Realize the Seriousness.
Backacne Is SO deceptive.
It comes and goes-keeps you
guessing.
Learn the cause-then cure 1t.
Nine times out Of ten 1t comes
from the kidneys.
That's why Doan's Kidney Pills
cure 1t.
Cure every kidney III from back
ache TO diabetes.
Here's a clarksburg case to prove
w NJ. Cross. stationary engineer
at the Walthour Candy Company,
residence 327 Jackson Street,
Clarksburg, West Va, says: ut
Is some years since first noticed
that my back could not be depended
upon, and latterly was scarcely ever
free from pain for one attack OF
backache was leaving just as its sue
cessor followed. so that never knew
the moment when the aching ceased.
Many a time could scarcely get
around and when at work was COM
PEELED to go about enduring twinges
of duh nagging aching, almost
unbearable. To climb around oillng
the engine was often impossible,
and have on more than one
occasion called assistance. AS IL
backache of the pronounced kind was
not sufficient to annoy the ordinary
mortal, there was added a weak
ness in the action of the kid
ney secretions plainly proving to me
that my kidneys required attention.
| used medicine unstintingly and
spent a lot of money looking for help
before Doan's Kidney Pills were
brought to my notice. An advertise
ment about them containing testi-
monials which were rather fiattering
influenced me to go to Wells & Hay
makers drug store for box. a.
few DAYS use convinced me that they
we're acting upon the cause and a
continuation of two boxes stopped
The last attack. Ny back at the
present lime is stronger than It has
been for years"
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1907-07-11
LOCAL HORSES
WINNING RACES
ClnrlSsburg Horses Carry on Hand
some Purses at Altoona
Races.

Camden sommers returned Satur.
day morning from Altoona. Pa,
whore Clarksburg horses were in a
weeks racing. He talks enthusiast.
icaIIy OF The record local horses are
making away from home.
Tuesday J. B. Hanloa won the
2:3O pace ia easy style and three
straight heats. getting mark OF
2:19h and pacing mare Emily on
Thursday in the 2:21 class took sec
ond money, the best time being
2:17k A. D. PARIS Matagorda
Chief won the 2:2O trot Friday in
2:19K, and his Kenneth NJ. got
third money in the 2:24 pace Friday.
Scott WiIlis's Bette Juggins in the
2:1S pace was outside Of the money
Friday
A remarkable feature Of the 2:2O
pace Tuesday was the fact that in a
field of 10 horses from all over the
country, Clarksburg horses won first,
second and third money, Mr.. Som
mers's ]. B. Hamlln being first, Will
lis's Raven Boy second and Mr..
PARIS Acton Belle third. This
speaks well not only for Clarksburg
horses but also for the new track at
this place, upon which they received
their preparation this spring.
All of the Clarksburg horses were
shipped Saturday morning to Johns
town. Pa. for the next weeks races,
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1907-07-11
BANKER THIEF
SEES NO HOPE
To Escape Punishment for His
Theft, But the Woman Does
Not Bother Herself.
az Assoelatea Preas.1

NEW YORK, July 6-chester B.
Runyan and Mrs. Laura Carter were
ararigned in police court today. Run
vans spirit appeared broken and he
maintaine dthe demeanor Of a man
who knew there was little to hope
for. Mrs. Carter on the contrary
bore her arrest coolly.
Runyan had in his possession
when arrested s54,41O. OF the bal
anee of the stolen funds he had lost
about $4,000 in speculation, and
given $4,000 to Mrs. Carter, 1t is
said, and it is believed she had talk
en- $4,000 more without his knowl-
edge.
Mrs. Carter admitted today that
Runyan had given her money and
said she deposited It in bank, and
that it would stay there II she could
keep It there.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1907-07-11
PLAY PHYSICIANS
ON A WOMAN
Flcmington Bunch Of Bad Ones
Subject Lady to BAD
Treatment.

George Marks, d Pennington
was acquitted las evening at Graf.
ton on charge which If 1t is sus-
tanned would have got him into con
siderable trouble lie Is alleged 10
he one of the gang d men Of that
town who a week or ten days ago.
while In an intoxicated condition
went to the home Of a lady Of that
place and after breaking in the win
dows of the house, entered and NAL
treated her in most shameful man
ner.
There was quite number Of the
fellows in the crowd and some Of
them conceived the idea that it would
be god thing TO play the woman
was III and that they we're the ply
sicians who had been summoned to
attend her. They proceeded 10 put
her through course Of treatment
that would have killed most any one.
Among the things they did was TO
make her drink decoctIons they mix.
ed up: put hot applications to her
feet and body and generally acted
the fool.
Several days ago three or four Of
the fellows were arrested and given
a hearing at Pennington before
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1907-07-11
.DEMEETED FOREIGNER
SEXES THE CHURCH
Police Take Him Out lorcibly and
Mayor Commits Him
to Jail.

!, foreigner. giving his name as
John Hugo, entered the Slayonic
church on East Pike street Saturday
morning and took possession. All
efforts to get him out of the church
proved futile until the police were
summoned, when they forcibly got
him away from the church and took
him to Jail.
The man acted as If Insane and
that was the real cause of his arrest.
His story is that he was injured on
the arms and sides last Saturday by
the superintendent and mine police
man Of Pinnickinnick.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1907-07-11
PAIN

Pain in the head-pain anywhere. has iss cause
Pain Is congest0n, pain Is blood preSsure-nothlns
prove It he has created little pink tablet. That
tablet-called Dr.. Shops Headache Tablet
coAxeS blood pressure away from pain centarS
Ii eject charming pleasnRly delightful Gently
though aiely. u surely equaliSas the blood circu.
lAtion.
II You have o headache. tie blood pressure.
II re painful periods with women, same cause
II ycu Gra sleeplesS restless, nervous, It's blood
congestion pressure. That surely Is
Certainty, for DR.. Shops Headache Tablets stop
Il In % minutes, and 81 t8bletS simply distribute
the unnatural blood pr Agure.
BruiSe your finger. and doesn't II get red, and
Ewell, and pain you3 o. course Il does. It6 con.
gesttnn. blood pressure. You'll hnd Il Where pain
L-aiW1ys. It's simply Common Sense.
We sell n % cents, cod chSeEtully recommend
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1907-07-11
AGED LADY TRAVELS FAR
TO VISIT HER SISTER.

Mrs, Mary Conley, accompanied
by her daughter. Miss Lucy, are here
from Shelbina, Mo, visiting her sis
ter Mrs. Mary Stoaley, at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas G. Brady.
on Lee street. This is her first
visit in thirty years to Clarksburg
aud She notes great progress. Mrs.
Stealey Is SIS years of age and Mrs.
eonley so, and her visit is remark
able as seldom does the world find
one so aged. especially woman,
travelling so far to see an even more
aged sister.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1907-07-11

Mrs Julia Lane Alexander, of
Charles Town, mother of Lane,
Henry, William +. and Charles b.
Alexander, of this city, died at her
home in Charles Town Sunday morn
ing early after n long illness. She
was 80 years old and besides the
sons who reside in Clarksburg, she
is survived by two others. Walter
and Richard, of Charles Town.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1907-07-11
.FILIPINOS LOYAL
TO UNCLE SAMUEL
And VIII Fight Japanese, If War BE
tween that Country and the
United States Comes.
nv Agaoeinted Pregs.l

MANILA. P. l.. July cit is re.
ported that naval activity is causing
much excitement in the Philippines.
Lending Filipino, independence or
gans have announced that they side
with the Americans against the Jap
anese. All Japanese laborers en-
ployed in the navy yard at olangepo
have been discharged.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1907-07-11
JOHN D. FACES
JUDGE Lands
DEPUAY MARsHALs AND DETAIL
OF POLICE FAIL TO KEEP
THE GREAT CROWD
IN CONTROL.
on MAGNATE MAY BE FINED
AND SENT TO JAIL AS PUNISH
MENT FOR CONTEMPT OF
COURT, If HE REFUSES
TO ANSWER QUESTIONS.
BY Associated Prsss.1


ATTORNEYS and eleven other officers
Of the Standard OH Company, in
clulIns William Rockefeller, John
I D. Rockefeller faced the federal
caurt room filed with attorneys and
spectators today. He will be asked
all h. knows concerning the fnan-
cial relations between the Standard
Oil Company of Indiana and the
holdings Of the Standard OIL Com
pany Of New Jersey His reply will
probably guide Judge Lands in his
decision as TO the fine that will be
assessed against the Standard Oil
Company Of Indiana, which has been
convicted Of violating the antl-rebate
laws
Judge Lands IS empowered to
fix the fine at any sum between
Isl 900 and 100000 for each count.
Of which there are 1852 in the In
dic'ment Thus, maximum fine
Of $29,24O,00 may be imposed.
But, as the capital stock of the
Indiana company Is but a million
dollars the supreme court might
deem the maximum fine cruel and
unjust, and prohN tied by the con
stitutlon.
II it is shown hat the Indiana
company is merel a subsidiary TO
the New Jersey concern with
capital of one hundred million dol
lars, no such appeal could be made.
Mr.. Rockefeller entered the court
room at 10 O'Clock, Au hour before
the usual hour OF opening the court
crowd packed the hall outside OK
the court room to suffocation. The
crowd was augmented by deputy
marshals, and a detail of police offlc-
ers, and 1t was all they could do to
hold them in check
When Mr.. Rockefeller appeared
he was attended by few friends
and his counsel. The crowd pressed
forward to get a glimpse OF him
again and the police were compelled
TO use strenuous measures to make
way for him to the court room
When he was seated TO the lerr q,
the judges desk the room filed 10
overaowing. William Rockefeller
took a seat by the side Of his brother
A number of minor cases were dis
posed Of before the Standard on
case was called
immediately after the entrance NJ
Rockefeller to the court room nan
demoninm broke loose in M ban
way. A crowd pushed poIicamon
and free.for-aIl sgbt broEa ON,
So serious did The situation become
that 1t was necessary 70 te,onhora "a
poltce headunartors for oddi.ioro,
police. Inside o, the corr, ronm
proper the lam was nearly nc Ma nc
in the hall.
Mr.. RockefelIer took Tho s,,v, at
1850 o'clock
Very little information wos a.,,v
ed from Rockefe,,er NO doc,.ra,
he had mot heo, IN ,,t,,,a $50"
for twelve vaar. no cat, ~ 49,
not been in the Offices Of Tho stand.
ard OIL Comnarv for a,ob, voa.s
- S'SA' SS"'S'
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1907-07-11

Plneules for the kidneys strength
ems these organs and assist in draw
Ing poison frUr1 the blood. Try
them for rheumatism, kidney, blad-
der trouble, for lumbago and tired.
worn out feelings They bring
quick relief. Satisfaction guaran-
teed. Sold by H. F. Burke.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1907-07-11
TWIN SONS ARE BORN.

James Delaney, of the Oak Liquor
store, is now proud man. The
cause is the arrival of Twin sons at
his home July 3, Fourth of July
gifts, and maybe he did not cele-
brate. The little fellows weigh
eight and half pounds each and
they and their mother are doing
fine. Mr.. Delaney will recover.