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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-06-08

LOS ANGELES. Cal, June s.-Al-
though drawing a salary OF $4,000 TO
$4,000 yearly and having free use OF
q 10000 house for several years, and
having borrowed from vestrymen and
other parishioners more than $50 900,
Rev. Baker p. Lee. pastor OF Christ
church. obtained from a money lender
$500 at 10 per cent monthly. giving a
chattel mortgage on rectory furniture
/ His expenses have been restricted 10
5000 month until his debts are paid
! SAN FRANCISCO, June Geo
Scott a drug clerk. shot and killed
his wife, Blanche Scott, and then
committed suicide The tragedy oc-
CURED on the sidewalk at Golden
Gate-ave. and Webster-st. They had
quarreled on account OF SCOTS
jealousy.
PHILADELPHIA. June Geo. F.
Payne. OF Geo F. Payne q Co., build
ers OF the new state capitol at Harris
burg, and a defendant in the capitol
conspiracy case. died at his home In
this city. aged 55 Death was caused
by a complication OF diseases. Geo F
Payne 4 Co. were the general con.
tractors for the capitol under the pub.
lie building commission.
NEW YORK, June S.-The constant
stunning Of dozens Of pianos in q
piano factory led to the suicide, by
shooting, OF Alfred w. Minot, an EN-
ploye Minot had complained fire..
quently that excruciating headaches
bothered him.
PITTSBURG. June s.-Lemuel Dag
gett. foreman for the American Bridge
Co. who was shot, Ia dead. Frank
Adams. an Italian, 10 accused Of firing
the shot Daggett believed that Adams
was a neighbor who had been asked
TO clean up his yard. but who ignored
the request. Daggett. II Is said
threatened the Italian before the fatai
shot was fred.
CARACAS. June SET Constitution
al. the Official organ OF President Cas-
tro. publishes New York letter
stating that II is rumored that the
United States will secretly support
Colombia In case OF war with Vene
zuela. In an editorial article, FL Con
stitucional discredits the report The
paper also publishes a partisan speech
I'm which the United States is called
| The Cain OF America. which stimu
lates fraternal cordially In order &c
disguise brutal instincts."
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-06-08
= CNHNVA NE|nVCXV 238 and
- Os OO" OsAs WOODWARD AVENUE.
Brief Telegraph
Items of Interest

NEW YORK. June s.-Ten persons
were injured and scores OF women
and children were thrown into panic
when a Fifteenth.st. car crashed into
Ninth!ave. car on the Culver line,
near Coney Island creek.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-06-08
"A - II RIA.
Bear, the 1lhs Kind You Have issp bocgs
a'1 q &1HAzIMx
Boston. Mass

I NTeno lTunk railway system.
Tickets will. be sold at reduced
fares on account OF General Fedora.
ton OF Womens Clubs. Dates OF sale
June goth and 21st Return limit
July 4th.
For particulars, call or address City
Ticket Office. 124 Woodward.ave.
Telephone NJ. 80.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-06-08

10 be content with civil marriage
or go outside the Catholic church:
they will never be permitted 10 OBJ
tain the sanction or the church for
their union.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-06-02
gerncnoung Der Tomatoes.
(Wun if,neibe bics aus.

Sic Sprato> Tfldn8e lit cine iebr
oantbare, 3. y. tic ~liefcrt bel GINGER
mnBen gutter Yflcgc cine Menae bon
Srit6ten, Die lid I'M 0ausbult gut
perncnben lalicn. @inocm,afte 20
mutocs iinb iiir Den @intergebrnuh
iebr crriinift unb bns @erfnbren
iit Gin gdn5 ciufnfes. Die rcifeu
Sriihte tuerbeu nit tphenbem @niz
ier bebedt; nod 10 Wiuuteu 9ieSt
man bas @aiicr ab, cntfernt nit
eincm 0teiicr Die Sfnle bon Den
Tomatoes. ifneioet oicielben i'll
Stiide unb iest lie in cinem Gins
mndtsiiel gum Scuer. Won tauu
ctpns Gals hin8ufiigcn, unb ldBt
Die Waiie tiiftia burhtoden. Sann
fiiQt man bieiclbe fohenb in Glider.
pelhe nit gutcn 0ummts Gingen perz
icbcn iino, UNI ihraubt Die Sedcl ieit
uuf. lin 81 crproben, Oh Der Serz
iflub luftbiht lit, iteIlt man Die @ld>
icr auf Den Scdel; an nidliten Gage
ipcrocn Die Sedcl n1hgeId,rdlbt llno
Die Srild1te an ciuem ounflcu. tllhlen
uno trodencn Tlabe aufbepabrt.
.Somatp Yreierpes." -
Ndfbem Die tomatoes BON Der Shdle
b,freit iino. n:roen bieiclben nit Dem
aleihcn WaS 3uder purhitreut uub
ilbcr Nndt CUR Seitc gcitelt. Im
ndhitcn Worgcu gieBt man ben Snft,
Der iih 9cbilbet bat. IN Den Ginmutz
&eiicl, ldBt ocnielbcn eiuc balb.
Stunbe fo6cn. gtbt Dc Tomatoes bius
81, uro toft nln lan9ium, bis Der
Gait oidlih gcporoen III. Ofan ldBt
eiui9e Srcpfcu aif einem Seller ers
taIten, UNI bieies 81 e%rprobcn. Iau
riibrt audi bic Wo'ic offers pdhrcro
bes apfens pom Spbcn aui. unb lit
porlihtig, bnrit bieielbe uiht ans
brenue. Sas fertige Yrelerpe ipirb
in Quart oocr Yintaldier geiiiat uuo
ioaleih feit perlfloiien,
: o q t o b II I I c r. - Wln1
pGidbt Bic tomatoes. cnticrnt alc
Steuael uno iledi9en Steaen, aers
ifreioet Die Sriidltc uno fpdt bics
iclbcn I'M ei9cuen Gait peih. Snnr
ipcrhen Die tomatoes ourn einen
Sllrflflag 9etrteGen ltuo dur ;
Neue gum 6ofcn gebrnht. Wan
ldBt Die Mniie inter Oftercm Eiibrtn
lan9iam fofeu. bis. aQe ndiierigcn
Sbcile perbampft iiub. mas 3 - 4
Stuuben bauert. Bcnu man cine in
S6eiben sei6nittene Gitrope sufiiet.
10 erboht oo5 Den @obIacid)mad Der
Somatobuttcr. Siciclbe miro. ipbalb
lie icrti9 getodt III. pic Yrcicrpes be-
bdnoelt.
Somatpacmii c. - Gin Gbs
l6ffeI Butter ldBt man III Der Shame
beiR ip,rben. Qihi cine llutcrtniie ppl
III Shcibcn gciG,'i tcnc 3tuicbeln bas
5u. unp lpenn pi,ic peih geifmprt
iinb, cine Saiie gcricbeue 9roofrumme
unb elm Quart geifdlte, in S6eibcn
acidnittcnc tomatoes. Wit SalS.
Sfeffcr nno 3ufcr miro nof Sc
idmnd 9enilrst. Die Yfunne suocpcdt
uuo bos 8cmilie cine picrtcl Stunpc
gcifmuort.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-06-02
@etters nrtS Ganern= Geaelr.

SNSllGl- hNu SultIu= UtSutlU.
Ct. @eit bringt bic Siicgen nit.
~
Dor ct. S~ohannistas tcinc Serite
man Iobcn mag.
@cr auf Weoarbus baut, erfGlt
btcl Sla6s unO &raut.
Eegnet's an ct. 9urnd6as, i6pimz
men Die Sraubcu bis ms SaB.
8cuu e5 an Ct, Belts Gag rcgnet.
10 Ioll ons Sabr frltftbdr iein.
@enn falt uno nab Ser Suni lpar,
perDtrbt er mei't oas gauge Sabr.
~
@as ct. Wcourbus iiir 8ctfcr
halt, iolh' @etter audi in Die grntc
fdut.
ct. Wteharb brin9t feinen 6roIt
mebr, Der Dem 8einitot gefdbrlif)
mar.
~
@enn Ser &uduf nod LANCE mad
Sobannis i6reit, piro's u%niruftbar
uno tbeucr.
~
ct. @arnabos INNER Die Sifcl
pcrguB, bat Den ldngiten Gag uuo oas
ldu9itc 0ras.
Wenn CO IN, Siebenl6lofcrtoee
reanet, 10 ioQ es iicben @ofen bins
Durh regncn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-06-02
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Grfannt.

Sanblurgsreiienoer (bei eirer
&unben renommiereno) gon bieiem
Slrtitel aQein babe i9 beute idon Is
600 Weter ~perfauft! -. @iiien Sic.
mas ba3 beiBt?
aunbe: Satpobl, 10 Weterl
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-06-02

Unit Ifipdfer Stinnn1e) uno o6en auf
Dem Spei6er III einem alien Softer .
Neffe (atbemlos) Sprt6, mas lit
nit benz alten Softer?
Sante: Sieaen Die Sl:flappen 4.
Die Soien miiiien repariert perbenl
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ltngalGnt.
Site &ofette: Sd babe mir oar niht
p%erdnbert. Sd iperoe S6nen cine
Photographic 5eigcu, bic angefertiat
puroe, aIs ih iiinf3cbn Sabre aft mar.
Serr: Iber mar benn oamals Die
photographic i6on erfunoen2
~ ~ "
Simmer berielbe.
Serr 6uber lit 10 iebr in icinc Ser
einsreoerei p%errannt. baB er Die 2tes
bescrfldrun9 an ieine 9raut nit Den
&orten beeiurt: 3ofberebrtcs anlpes
icnbes Srdulein!
- ~ y
Gin Sptimiit.
Commits: Wein Chef ifeint meme
llnentbehrlihfeit I'M 8ei6dft nud unp
mad etn5nleben; friiber bot er mir
6tpet Mal Den Sienit 9etiinbigt. iest
tbut er e. bloB lpohentlib elm 0tal!
u - y
Yrpbenbaft.
Trpbenmeier (5u Ieincr Mlten bel
Der Extraordinarily /: 8c6, Ilte, iabz
rem mer ANAL q paar Su1gerleioer
damn. baB De 2eut a iege, baB ma
q Iutontobil unb ad a 8elo bdml
@ir 26liGe inter inns.
Neres: Gag &obes, ipat es Dat
eigentli6; 70 ban i6 in bin en- Der
9etSung sclele poun probtIoie Seles
! 9rafie?
aobcs: 90 bGs ne itldhtc 9es
greff. Yab ems ob. benf Ser ems
aaIu. iu lang, Dat Der aopp en- Taria
I'm Der StdB bc en- &0Qe es.
Ncres: Sia, mat iou Dat sann.
aobes: go pobD BAT aulp be en-
Sole en- Der Stds gepetit IN en- bent
ielben Iuscnblcd rof ct en- Yaris
.Wdb!"
Neres: Sat peritonn i6.
8obes: go alip. Dat es Selearaiie
met Srpbt. No benf Der ems Die
gauge 8eififte obne aalp. Sann
bds 80 Die E~elearaiie obne 9robt.
Neres: Sat itemb!
- ~ "
Reinscfaacn.
a.: @er5eiben Sic. lit Der Serr
Sebmann an5utreffen?,
s.: Nein. Der tit nerreitl Iielz
leidt fam i'd Shrem anliescn emf
iprefsn.
u. (erfreut) sic iino boh Al
giitig! Damn iiro Sic sepib 10
freunolid urb itebeu. bel mcinem
iiinaiten @iirmhen @epdtterl
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-06-02
0ianDrmcin aus Ghabarbcr.

Scr pifnntc acknowledgements iii Elm
Safslgetrduf iiin9creu 9otums. Sic
eriten ihiihtcrncn @eriufc nit ieia
uer Sereitung 5eiqteu ab.r bercitS,
baB Der @eonnte. Den peinidurereis
den Sdft Der Slattitiele o.s Hbabnrs
ber3 iiir Die 8einb:reituua nueb> /
81 modem. Elm reht 9liidliher mar.
Ser Hbobarberipeiu iii etipas ihnsr,
abcr nn9encfm tiitlenp. eririihcno.
nurititilcub uno iebr seiunb. Sicic
@;9enldaiten mofen i'm aud An
einem ausgcaei6ncteu &ranfenpein,
Dem bciten Sruftpeine. in ieincm
Wtpulleur iepcm 9uten GbMnpasner
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-06-02
gebenflid,e @arnmns.

9aufmanu (8um 2cbrlin9) 8duz
men Sic oroentlid 5uiammen uuo
iperrcr Sic bann ba5 @eihdft 5ul
2aiicn Sic aber Die S6ublaoe nit benz
Sulettenpulper ni6t ofien itebcn,
lonIt fommen uns ipteoer Die
yS6tpa6en" parilberl
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-06-02

oib: man Die Shafc firth aui
Die @eibc, 10 pcrtilgen tic cine gan3e
&aiie llntrnut.
- @o man Den Weltitubl uuibGnat
ooer uuf cine Sunf iteut. lest man
iid bcim Weltcn nid,t in ben Sred.
2anhmirtbidaitss Sefrctdr 8ils
ion bat ertldrt, luci,n Die Suscnp pom
Sanpe ibre Schniud,t na6 Der Staot
iino ibrcn Sreuocn nid,t bes1bmen uno
niht auf Der Sarm bleiben poQc,
luilrpc emit Der Tag fommcn. no
Sleilh nur ein Gurus dui Der Saiel
Der Geihcn iei. Gs iiebt falt 10 aus.
ais OBJ Der Gag ibon setommen lpGrc.
User nod ME periuft hat,
8riiufobl fiir 6iibncr 3i sieben, ioQtc
Dies cinmnl tbun. Gin criabrencr
3iitter iastc, er bate elm flcines 9ctt
@rilntobl fiir ieine Siibner bel Seitc
sclcst, unb obnobl oieiclben auBers
DEM nod 5u eincm Sccte aopitpbl -
cabbage - ebcnio Icihteu Su9ana
9ebabt. bdtten tic bod benz @riinfobl
bel @eitem Den @orSls gcgeben.
@rilnfobl bdit bcfanntlidb pbnc Shas
Den adltc bis sum 0efrierpunft
aus unb pertrdet Die auibepabruns
I'M Seller piel beiier ais Der aopis
fpbI.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-06-02
Y~boto9rapbieu

tonnen mr. pom 6rpsrten berseiteit merben.
IS guilt bel oereu Ssritsauus 9rfabruna
81 babeu. p%aiienoe 6opi: uno Rorperteuuns
gen su beadten, oas p~aiisnoe eidt. uuo
SdattenusrbGltuiB ;u teunen uno banu
aud Die nOtbigeu, oil rsht tofipiel,aeu
alpparate 81 baben. Gisiss lilies III uorz
hatben, wsnn Sbr Cure photographic Don
mir MAIDEN lalet.
u. q. WacfenSie.
1878 Clap Ctr, Dubuque, "a.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-06-02
Ausmeis iibcr ben 8efann
ff#qN ,.
Iowa Trust and Savings Bank,

orsaniIirt inter ZEN 6si.ssu Sopa's. etablirt ~
Subudue. I'M eountp Snbuant, an Shlufe
bS Seitaitts an
IA. Mai, A. D., 1908,
ME er benz Ssisee 9cmdB an ben .auottsur b.s Staa.
ties geInad1t luuroe.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-06-02
Hiht aus Der Saiiung su ~brtngen.

Gait: Nun icbeu Sic bloB. Serr
8irtb, Der @ein lit ia gar5 tribe, uno
nuBerbem i6nimmt cine Sliese brinl
8irtb: Na, no, 10 iflimm tpiro's
trobl nift ieiu, benin ionit mare ia Die
Slie9e ni6t 5u ieben!
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-06-02
SpaB nlnB aud icin. ;
unperiGGmt.

6~ierbringe i6 Sbuen ben 6uno
ipieoer, Der Sbneu perloren ~9e9angen
lit; toitet apei Rarf.
Iber oas Sbier lit ia gan5 ibpar5?
ga, bns elaub' ih, penn e5 5pet
8o6eu Den aoblenrpa9en 9e5o9en bat!
- " ~
Sm Concert.
6err: ala9teu sic nift bnriiber,
8ndoieite, oab Sic 10 pielc Rdllie i'm
Seller baben?
Same: Sa. nift einmal Der &dms
meridger fam belfen!
6err: @ieleift neriuhen Sic es
einmal nit Dem aammermuliferl
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-06-02
4ntbnbcn:

| Setraa on Ishieiu. Sonos uub anberen
blst onttrtsu ooer q~efauiten uno pom Der
Dant g~.etsuetsu Siderhelten. >. =. Sl,7S, 49,. 80
Saarbetr1ge al 0ano mte
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-06-02
Sm Concert.

8o6eu Den &oblentpa9en 9e3o9en bat!
~ " ~
Sm Concert.
6err: 8la9ten sic nift bnriiber,
8ndoieite, oab Sic 10 pielc Rdrie i'm
Seller bdben?
Same: ga. niht einral Der aams
meridger fam belfenl
5err: @ieQeiht neriufen Sic es
einmal NIT Dem &ammermuItt
~ - ~
gcbenflihe @arnuns.
8dufmnnn (5um 2cbrline) 8duz
men Sic orpentli6 5uiammen uuo
iperrcn Sic Damn bas @eiGdit 5ul
2aiicn Sic aber Die Shublabe nit Dem
Suiettenpulper niht offen itebcn,
ionit fommen uns pteoer Die
yS6na6en" barilberl
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Grfannt.
Sanblungsreilenber (bei einem
&unben renommiereno) {: Son bteiem
Grtitel allein babe i9 beute i6on IT,
900 Ieter perfauft! 80. @iiieu Sic.
mas bas bciBt?
aunoe: Sapobl. 10 Weterl
~ " -
Iiht aus Der Saiuns 81 brinsen.
Gait: Nun icben Sic bios. Serr
@irt6, Der 8ein lit ia gan5 tribe, uro
auBerbem i6pimmt eine Sliese brinl
8irtb: Na, na, 10 iflimm tpirb's
robl nift ieiu. benin ionit mare ia Die
Slie9e ni6t 81 ieben!
y u ~
I~nid1aniidj.
Sremoer (cine @drnunestdfeI
n@erlnreiniecn bieies Cries lit BEL
Strafe berboten" betra6ten0) d:
@arum itebt oeuu oa inter benz
&latat nod bas Bib. auf benz Elm
@lann einen Sunb bur6priiselt?
@enbarm: Sea, bas lit sur 8arnung
fir Die @unoe. Die fonuen bod ni1t
leienl
y u "
Nba.
a.: Wertlpiirbig, Ser Serr Itiiler
lit 10 tart uno babel 10 beifrdntt.
o.: @unocrt MIDI ni1t. Sn
boben Sduicrn iinb Die oberiten Stodz
mcrfe getpobnli6 am l6le4tciten
mobliert.
Giibncr Gersleifl.
@ait (5um 8irtb noh Dem erIten
Srunfe) {: 6errgptt, bas Bier iii ia 10
fdlt. ais mar eiu Gisbdr b'rin gez
Iotten lporoenl
@nunerituls.
@auner (3um S6usntann. Ser i'm
perbaftet) Iuf bieic Serbaftung
tonnen Sic lid mas einbilben. benin
Sic baben es nit mir NIT elmer pielz
9eiuften Yeri0nli6feit 6u tbunl
y ~ y
Der Sbicrfreunb.
Sonntaosid9er (ppr eirem bon linn
erlegten Hebbod) !: @enn ih bate
benfen fonnen, oab meine unifulbige
Sngbz Taiiion idIieBlid nod 10 uns
gliidli1 fir bid armes Sbierten perz
lduien ipiiroe. ih mare niemals auf
Die Sa9p sesansenl
~ - "
lSn dnsitlif.
Sd pernutbc, man pirb S6nen auf
Der Sabrt mad Sauie Die Sferbe
~ausipannen.
Shnuipieler; llnnloeli1, i'd fabre
i'm Nutomobil.
SEA, Damn ieben Sic ii6 Dor, oaB
man Sbuen ni6t etpa ba5 Sen5in
ausipanntl
~ - ~
Ih 10.
g.: Sieb' bios, ipie iJ mid u6beben
muB. Dies iiub allies ginlaOunsenl
o.: I'm @otteSpiller! 8oSu Dcnn?
a.: Ge6nun9cn 81 be3ablenl
StpeiemfSer.
Sdtpieaeriobu: "a miibtc iidl oieicr
8raf Zeppelin ab, Elm l~eutbarcs 9uitz
ibiff 81 e~riiuben. %iel beiicr ipdr's,
=.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-06-02
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Seine GrbidJaft.

Sante (ihper ertrantt iiber ibren
Na6laB beitimmeno) Su FRIGHT Die
In5iise bon meincm lclieen Damn
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1908-07-23
TIME NO OBSTACLE
TO THESE CHJlNS
Friends Voice is Recognized
After Separation Of Quar-
ter of a Century.

After twenty-five years separation
from each other. two friends, w. e.
Starcher. street car conductor, and ]
3, Swisher, of Berlin, Lewis county,
met Monday and at once recognized
each other. The two were chums in
,boyhood and lived but short dis
lance from each other until when
both were growing to young manhood
they were separated by one OF the
families moving away from that sec
ton OF the country. For twenty-five
years neither saw or heard of the
other, until Monday Mr.. Swisher saw
Mr.. Starcher walking on the street In
front OF him and hailed him. In
stantly recognizing the voice. Mr..
Starcher turned to answer the salu-
tation and the two were soon discus
sing the events OF their boyhood.
This Is remarkable instance OF the
power of the memory.
Mr.. Swisher brought his son here
to be operated on for appendicitis In
a local hospital.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1908-07-23
RESOLUTIONS
As Adopted by the Simpson
District Sunday School
Convention.

The Simpson district Sunday school
convention. which met at Grasselli,
adopted the following resolutions,
as reported by the resolutions COM
mlttee comprised OF M. d. Teter.
Miss Martha Fowler and the Rev. i.
b. Douglass !.
We your committee on resolu-
lions beg leave to submit the follow
Whereas We recognize the Sunday
school as one of the great powers OF
;the church for God. therefore.
Il. Be 1t resolved that we pledge
our heartiest support for It's progress.
That in the death of our for
mer president. Dorsey L.. Graves, we
have lost one Of our best works. In
the cause of the Master: that We ex-
tend our sympathy to the family and
pledge our highest efforts to emulate
his example.
-. That We realize the great need
OF most proficient teachers and
plede ourselves to aid to that end.
-. That We are in hearty SYM
pathy with the great temperance
movement Of the present day, aid
pledge ourselves to aid in every hon
orable way to save the American
home and Its purity.
D. That we tender our thanks to
the people of Grasselli and commu-
nifty for their generous hospitality to
the visiting members of the conven-
ton.
IS That we appreciate the efforts
OF our president and secretary for the
good of the cause and pledge our
support for the coming year.
~. That the district program be
prepared and published at least four
weeks prior to the convention.
IS. That We extend the greetings
of this body to our worry Secretary,
Miss Hortense Stout who gave up
the position on account of her
health"
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1908-07-23
UNCLAIMED
Are Letters Now Lying in the
Postoffice and Now
Advertised.

A list of unclaimed letters in the
Clarksburg. West Virginia, postoffice
lows:
Harry Blair, Harry w. Blair, r. C..
Boyd, Robert Boyd, Henry Bartti,
Mrs. Mill Bennett, Mrs Lois Binns,
Miss bessie Ban. Chm Baldms. Miss
Ida Blake. E. S. Burdette. Hnry G.
Cooke, Mrs. Mary Clayton, C.. II.
Gable, Mrs. Mandy Croford. Miss
Ollie Cost, w. G.. Carrico, Mrs. VIM.
Curry, Nellie Cavall. Mrs. Ola Doug
lass. Cleveland Duffy, s. NJ. Ellis
Roy ELAN. s. NJ. Ellis, w. H. Hat
ten, Mrs. w. S. Howse. w. H. Hat
ton w. 8. Howes, Stanley Hillcock.
Miss Ella Hines. l.. II. Hart, j b.
Hanford. John Haines Mrs. Cary Hair
ron, Mrs. G. G. Haynes. r. S. jack
son, w. NJ. Kigans. Miss Elizabeth
Lawson. Cohen Lanham, b. b. Lee.
Lucius Meyer, Mrs. Lettie Mitchell.
Miss Grace Miller, DIR. Claude Martin.
Miss Della Manley, Mrs. Jim Means,
August Mabel, Mrs. e. e.. Martin.
Miss Flarca Perine, r. j. Price. Miss
Duffe Pile, c. b. Randall, Ray Ross,
Jack Rose, colored. Ellsworth Sc
crest, Ellie Sgedo. C. N. Snodgrass,
e. ". Stare. Mrs. r. B ,Smith,A.
Stephenson. Rev. NJ. A. s runners,
William Black Stewart, Dorsie Smith,
Willard +. Shaner, Gorse Scotsman,
Harvey Smith. George Thompson.
Virgil West Joseph b. Walden, Miss
Mimi Woofter Walter Watson.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1908-07-23
UNUSUAL CASE
In the Trial Of Liquor lndict.
ments is Before the State
Supreme Court.

An unusualscase. in as much az the
state made the motion to set aside
the verdict acquitting defendant ~
having sold spurious liquors. comes
before the supreme court Of appeals
on a writ of error and supersedeas
granted by Judge w. N. Miller
James A. Martin in the month of
February, was indicted and tried for
selling spirituous liquors without \
license In Braxton county. He was
tried before a jury which rendered
a verdict of not guilty. The prose.
cutting attorney moved to set aside
the verdict and a new trial be grant
ed. The court sustained the motion
OF the prosecutor and the; case comes
to the suyrcmc court on the ruling
of the court.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1908-07-23

past, her history. and her advance
ment, should be fittingly recorded
and preserved. AS part of the
means to this end, 1t has been sug-
gested that there should be formed.
an association of the ex-mayors Of
clarksburg.
The gentlemen living in the city.
with the exception of Col. Vance, who
have served in the capacity of mayor,
are. naming them in the order OF
their service: Col. Thomas S. Spates,
Esquire M. s. Riley, Hon. Dabney G..
Lee, Col. John G. Vance, Esquire
Samuel w. Gordon. Hon. o. O.
Owens, Hon. /. NJ. Kelley. Hon. p. II.
Shields, Hon. Lafayette G. Grille, and
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1908-07-23
LAW is INVALID
Initiative and Referendum is Declar-
ed demonstrations in Ohio.

CLEVELAND, o.. July 1s-The
state initiative and referendum law
was held today to be constitutional
by Judge Chapman of the common
pleas court. AS test case 1t will be
carried to the state supreme court.
Suit was brought after an effort was
made to have vote taken upon a
franchise granted by the city coun-
Gil to the Municipal Traction Co.
An election was ordered by the city
council.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1908-07-23

Pain will depart in exactly 20 min
-utes If one of DR.. Shops Pink Pain
Tablets is taken. Pain anywhere.
Remember! Pain always means cor
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Headache Is blood pressure: tootache
is blood pressure on the sensitive
nerve. DR.. Shops Headache Tablets
also called Pink Pain Tablets
quickly and safely coax this blood
pressure away from pain centers.
Painful periods with women get in
slant relief. 20 Tablets csc. Sold by
all dealers.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1908-07-23
BREAKS RECORD
of the World in Discus Throw,
Greek Style, at the 0Iym-
pic Games.

LONDON, Eng, July, 1s-The
three final events which opened the
Olympic games here today were won
by the United Kingdom. The Amer
lean athletes received cablegrams
from all parts of the United States
expressing sympathy with them over
the unfair treatment accorded them.
In the final discus throw. Greek style,
Sheridan, an American. was first with
throw of 1913 feet and inches.
This beats the worlds record.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1908-07-23
Boys Life Saved.

My little boy, four years old. had a
severe attack of dysentery. We had
two physicians. both Of them gave
him up. We then gave him Cham
berlain's Collie, Cholera and Diarrhoea
remedy which cured him and believe
that saved his life.-William II.
Strolling, Carbon Hill. Ala. There is
no doubt but this remedy saves the
lives of many children each year.
Give 1t with castor oil according to
the plain printed directions and cure
Is certain. For sale by all dealers.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1908-07-23
Hon. Harvey w. Harmer. This asso-
citation might serve useful purpose,
and the idea should be carried into
effect.

Health Coffee is really the closest
coffee imitation ever yet produced.
this clever coffee substitute was re-
Gently produced by DR.. shoop, Racine,
Wis. Not grain OF real coffee in
1t either. DR.. Shops Health Coffeo
Is made from pure toasted grains
with malt, nuts, etc. Really 1t would
fool an expert-who might drink 1t
for coffee. No 90 or 80 minutes ted
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1908-07-23
NOTICE TO CREDITORS

All persons having claims against
the estate of Matthew Curkendall.
deceased. will please present them to
e. d. Lewis, administrator of said
estate, for settlement; and all persons
knowing themselves indebted to said
estate will please call and settle with
e. D. LEWIS.
Administrator.