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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-04-13

IO6nde ha lido q parar ell secreto pro-
feSional, tan recomendado q los medi-
cos y cirujanos? Antafio, ell medico que
refeIfa, siquiera fuese privadamente la
dolencia de una de sus clientas, aunque
la dolencia no frese repugpante. perdia,
"iPso facto" la clientela. HogafIo pu-
blfcanse boletines por este tftulo:
"Operada la paciente de I'm tumor
hemorroidad. Estado estacionarlo.
DR.. Fulanez.-D Zutanez."
ST Ia operada Sc saliva de la euema,
no podra evilar que cada vez que rsted
la encuentre en- Sociedad. 8 en- la calle,
piense para sus adentroS:
"Esta Sefio1a, tan guapa, tan e1egan-
te, tan bien oliente, ha tenido un turnor
hemorroidad."
Lo Cual, c;ertamente, no es I'm re-
cuerdo de los mas poeticos y animado-
res
Yo no veo la necesidad de que toda
Europa sc ha enterado no de que
Ia sefIOra de Wa1deck- Rousseau 1e
han hecho la ablacion de I'm fbroma.
nj mucho menos de que nos cuente ell
pri1cipesco y ati1dado "Gaulois" en-
tercera COLUMBIA de su primera plana,
que han Sacado 4 la operada una can
tldad de liquidUs y de materias cuyo
volumen puede equipararse al de dos
Cabezas de nIflos"
Estas information IS, que equiva1en
a una autopsia eli vida, no Sc detienen
en- los 1bram.s y atacan los huesos
dentales; va es frecuente que I'm den
tista, @anoso de pom erar su habilidad,
olga de una Il ,ra:
"Tenia perIida a boca. Una de
las muchaS We ces que e arreg1e me cost0
nucbo trabajo, porqde habi6ndosele
tornado una t1Stu q, necesite praCticar
TN tGnel"
iVaya usted decirle que tiene bonita
boca, a una sef1ora de la que sabe. US
ted que ha tenido una ffstula que
tlene I'm ttinell
Y no quiero hablar de otras opera
clones. mas rec6nditas " dericadas,
como la que-+se hicieron 4 Wanda de
Boneza, cuvas entrafIas fueron aventa-
das en- Ia Prensa.
Ell ser persona de viso itnpone la
obligacion de abrir de par en- par las puer.
tes della alcoba donde Sc vive, Sc ago
MIA y Sc muere, y esta OBJ igaci0n no
.alcanza solamente al personaje, sino
.tamb1ea su compaf1era, cuyas tripas
.se eXponeu, como risrras de aios, a Ia
puerta de Ia casa.
Hay alguna exception; per ejemplo,
el sabio NJ Eie Massenat. Como este
Sabio Sc dedicaha principalmente a es-
tudioC de prehistoric, como los relatives
4 la epoca del Reno, ba muerto en- paz,
limit andosc los peri6dicos anunciar,
en TN suelto breve apartado del CEN
tro bullicioso, que murio de I'm NAL
cue contraio iegistrando las grutas de
la Vezere.
He aquf la raz6n de que este 20 COM
pletanente decidido q no registrar min
huna gruta.
Luis Bonafoux
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-04-13

La planta de vifia esta en- pie
ma production q los tres amos,
en- Puerto Rico; pero tomemos
por base cuatro afios para nues-
tro calculo, por permitirlo ell ex-
cesivo rendimiento de este cul-
two. BasamoS nuestro calculo
sobre un periodic de cuatro en-
vez de tres, que seria Ell factor, a
fin de reservar una suma con
que atender a imprevistoS.
Nuestra base ser1a una cuer-
da de terra, que es la medida
agra1ia usual en- Puerto Rico y
conoCida de todos su extension
superficial.
En- una cuerda de terra sc
pueden plantar quinientas Bar
bados y Sc adquieren cincuenta
mas 8 $50 en- total, para reponer
las que Sc inutilicen. Cuesta
$1Io las $50 Barbados, incluso la
direction del viticultor. Las
labores para la plantation cues
tan cuarcnta y cuatro pesos, en-
esta forma
Limpieza de la superfcie con
arado Il otra forma, practicable
con 6 jornales, cuesta "cinco pc
sos; por quinientOs hOyos Sc
pagan "veinticinco pesos; para
sembrarlas, 8 jornales, "cinco
pesos; abono tires pesos; re-
garias "un peso y varios gastos
que no Sc preveen "cinco pesos.
Cuesta la plantation completa
''ciento Cincuenta y cuatro pc
SOS"
Los gastos. de conservation en-
el primer ano, Enero a Diciem-
bre, montan a "veinticuatro pc
sos con cincuenta centavos" asf :
IS jornales para desy erbar y re-
mover la terra en- circunferen-
cia de las plantas, cuatro veces
la aflO, cuestan "ocho pesos. Es-
tacas "un peso y cincuenta cen
tavOs ; podar Y altar "quince
pesos.
En- ell segundo afIo, Sc pueden
gastar "cinCuentitres pesos" por-
que aumentan las labores y con-
Sistir1an variaS laboreS como el
primer alO, "d1ez pesos.
Estacas y preparation cues
tan tires pesos; po1arlas y
atarlas "treinta pesos y en- abo-
no Sc gastarfan diez pesos, que
en- junto son "cincuentitres pc
SOS.
Tercer aflo.
En- labores varias, "diez pc
sos. Estacas tires pesos; abo-
no diez pesos ., podarlas y
ata1:las "cincuenta pesos To
tai "sentitres pesos" el tercer
af1o.
Cuarto ailo.
En- ell cuarto afio Sc gastarfan
Glen pesos Y servirfa de base
para los siguientes, aunque dis
minuirfan los gastos, porque ad-
quiridos los conocimientos prac-
ticos, seria innecesario el direc-
tor del cultivo y ell gasto de
c1ncuenta pesos por podar y altar
Sc reduciria a la mitad.
Es decir que a los tres a cua-
tro ailos disminuia el pago de
poda y altar cuya operacion eje-
cutarfa Ell obrero mas habil de
los ensenados por el Dir 3ctor.
Hemos demostrado Ell costo
desde la plantation hasta los
cuatro afios, que monta a "cua-
trocientos cuatro pesos con Gin
cuenta centavos'" En- el 81
guiente articulo demostraremos
el producto. 4.
Manuel BarroS Pena.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-04-13
Programme

para ell examen y admission de
los aspirantes al ejercicio dc Ia
Abogacia.
De venta en- el BoLEvIN a Sos
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-04-13
ESPANA
ULTIMO CORREO

Ell decreto que ell sefior Dato ha pre-
sentado la frma de S. NJ. consta de
81 artfculos, sus disposiciones princi-
paleS son las siguienteS:
Sc crea en- Ia carcei Mndeo una es-
cuela de Criminologfa, para lie ensefIan-
"a y educacion en- la seccl6n directiva
del Cuerpo de Prisiones, de la direction
general del rano y dc os estableci
mientos de educaci6n correctional que
sc institu,an.
La escuela tendra un caracter te6ri-
co-practico y los profeSores Seran de-
slgnados atendida la reputation de s1
competencia en- ,os conocimientoS que
constltuyen ell programa de la escuela.
La junta de ,rofesores propondra al
minlstro Ia persona que haya de ser
nombrada director.
Los profesores haran I'm viaje por Ell
eXtranjero. turnanlO cada cinto amos
En- la escuela habra alumnos de las
procedencIas siguientes: de convocato-
ria libre, de a secci6n de Vigilancia
del Cuerpo de Prisiones, de los funcio-
narios de "a direction general de
agregados de otras facultades y carre-
ras.
En- cada ingreso ia mitad de plazas
serau reservadas para Ia convocatoria
libre, y la ORA q los iuncionarios de la
secci6l de la vigilancia y de la Direc-
ci6u.
En- la. convocatoria lbre podran to-
mar parte los espafioles ma ores de
velnte afios y memories de treinta uno
que no tengan inutilidaa ffsica nj inca
pacidad legal.
Los individuos de todas las proce r.
dencias, eXcepto Ia de agregados, nece,
sltaran Poseer el frances 8 ltaianO, para
que no sean excludes por ell tribunal.
Los decla'ra4os aptos sufriran otro
de-Historia y Gre 'graffa, Flsio-
logfa, Hygiene, Psicologia, Etlca Dere-
cho usual.
Las plazas de convocatoria 1ibre Sc
becariaS disfrutando 1000
pesetas ell primer af1o y 500 ell segundo.
Las ensenanzas duraran por ahora
dos afios.
No habrdn ex4menes de prueba de
'dAHO. y al LII d'1 Se4Qd dlItI Id IuuLd QC
profesores calificara los alumnos y de-
cidira 10 que Sc eba hacer.
Al terninar ell primer curse Sc de-
clarara la admission 6 exclusion al final
del segundo la .otitud para ejercer los
cargos.
Los declarados aptos ingresaran en-
Ia secci6n directiva del cuerpo de Pri-
stones con la categorfa de ofciales.
En- cada promotion la Junta de pro-
fesores elegira I'm peDsionado para que
vaya al extranjero.
Las ensehanzas de la Escue1a SON.:
Derecho penal espafiol y comparable y
Legislation penitenciaria comparable;
Ciencia penitenciaria Antropologfa y
antropometrfa, Antropologfa criminal;
normal y de los anormales;
Pedagog1a; Criminologfa con establish
ca de Ia criminalidad comparada.
La Escuela de Criminologia empe-
cara a funcionas tan pronto como en- ell
presupuesto haya consignaci6n para
ella.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-04-13
NOta del d1a

una casa para dar de conner a
los menesterOsos y albergue a
los que verdaderamente carecie-
''sen de domicilio.
", efectivamente, Ell Ayunta-
mfento no ha resuelto NADIA, a 10
que parece, puestO que ell saba
do hemOs presenciado ell acos-
tumbrado destile de pobres Y no
Sc ha dictado por la ACADIA,
ninguna orden pronibiendo la
mendicidad.
ESta veZ, como de COstumbre
Sc estrellaran los buenos propo-
sitos de eoas diotinguidaS da-
mas y de los que Sc han SuscritO
con una Cantidad mensual para
socorro de los mendlgOs, contra
la inercia de las corporacioneS
ofciales que en- Puerto Ri o, no
Sc ocupan nj POGO nj mucho, de
los problemas SOcialea, a cuya
soluCi0n dedlcan en- otros paises
las corporaciones y los poderes
publlcos en- primer termlno, to-
das Sus energias Y los pcderosos
medios de que pue len disponer
No pecaria NOS de exajerados
al decir que este sabado hemos
viStO mayor n1mero de pordio-
SerOS que Otras VeCes.
Y el alarmante crecimiento de
la mendlcidad Sc concibe sin
grandes esfuerzos de Imagina-
ci0n, sablendo que los que estan
en- el deber de corregirla, po-
niendo en- practica tod0s los me.
dios de:que pueden disponer los
organismOS de la muniC4paLdad
y del Estado, Sc cruzan de. bra
zos, sin embargo, y permiten
que CrezCa Y Sc desarrOlle esa
playa social, verdadero foco de-
tOdas las degradaciones Y prcpa-
gadOra de tOdos los viciOs.
No parece 81 no que abstrai
dos por las luchas poltticas de
menor cuantfa y por chismes de
ComadreS, no pueden dedicar la
atenci0n y el tempo necesarios
al estudiO de cosas imp0rtantes
que nos tocan tan de cerca.
Por que no Sc ha de pOner re-
medic a la mendicidad, cuyo
alarmante crecimiento va sien-
do va terrible?
No estan en- 10 cierto los que
Sc hgllran que no tiene remedio
csc triste espectaculo. Sc pue-
de evitar y Sc debe ezitar.
Por 10 pronto. Sc puede dismi-
muir considerablemente, ell MI
nero de mendigos.
Acompafiando a algunos niflos
ciegos estamos viendo a diario
que van hombres, buenos Y sa-
nos, que explotan la carload.
Esto es profundamente inmo-
raj, pues resulta que, a expensas
del ser que presenta la terrible
anormalidad fisica, viven, Dor 10
pronto, Ell lazarillo y quien sabe
cuantas personals mas aguardan
ell regreso del pobre ciego, a la
covacha, para sacar partido de
la conmiseracion p1blica, tradu-
cida en- unas cuantas monedas,
Es precise combatir Ell vicio
por todos los medios posibles; Y
la mendicidad es uno de los mas
degradantes vicios a que Sc en-
tregan por instinto; 8 por cos
tumbre afgunos seres. =.
va varnos perdiendo la cuen-
ia de las veces que hemos dicho
este mismo, pero rnientras que
no Sc corrija 10 estaremos repi-
tiendo. ST no hace el efecto que
perseguimos servira, a 10 menos,
para signifcar nuestra provision
y nuestra protesta.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-04-13

Sc halla en- esrudio el ministerio de
Hacienda ell encargar al Banco de Es-
pafia, ademas del pago material de los
cuponeS de las DeUdaS Interior Amor
tizable, que va viene hacienda, Ia pre-
Sentacion en- ell rniSmo de los cupones.
su entalonamiento y la custodia de las
matrices, de modo que para todo 10 que
Sc rehere al servicio p1blico de esos va
lores no tengan los poseedores mas que
If al Banco, 10 cual faciita el servicio y
otrece mas garantfas para ell Tesoro.
La Direction general de Correos y
Telegrafos ha aprobado ell nuevo cua-
dro de Marcia de trenes v servicios de
La Compaflla de Madrid 4 Zarapoza Y a
Alicante. que pass ahora al exaraen de
Ia de Ia Direction de Obras p1blicas.
Ha quedado solucionada IA huelgY
lque soStenian los operarios de una f.
brica de tejidos de la Bordeta.
| Asi rnismo han vuelto al trabaio Sc
senta de las sesenta y circo ooerarias
tejedoras de una fabrica de San Martir
qne Sc habfian declarado en- huelpa ha-
&c alguncs dias. Las cinco restantes lar
sido despe.iidas, habiendo sido eontra.
tadas eE cambio otras nueve trabaia-
doras.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1903-12-19
cLARKsBURG, W. VA, DEC. 10, 1908.
HOW WILL YOU G1vE7

BY the way, how have you planned
out this thing OF buying and giving
Christmas presents this year? Are you
going to do the usual thing and give
one.dollar gife ito a friend who you ex-
pect will give you a dollar present, a
five-dollar gift to the one from whom
you expect present OF nearly equal
value2 And then when your list OF very
intimate friends is completed, stop? Why
not change the program this year? Make
a mighty effort and set apart Just rs
much money as you possibly crn and
buy more Christmas presents. Cut dowr
the value of those costly presents and
give to the ones who do not expect a
present from you. Give token OF yom
remembrance to all of your friends, but
don't forget those who are less comforta.
bly, situated than you are. Remember
the poor and needy, as well as Those who
are not. Remember those also to whom
christmas will not be as 1t will he to you
That little ragged newsboy needs a new
coat. The little girl who knows not the
comforts, much less the Injuries of life
needs u pair Of new shoes. The ones
she is wearing are Worn out split open
at the sides and there are holes in IN,
bottom. Send a Christmas turkey t.
that family down the street. There are
a hundred like suggestions Ii your in.
innate friends know that you are going
to do such things, thcy will be satisfied
with a present less costly than usua,
from you. Try it once. 1t win make
you feel better and help you to enjoy
Your Christmas better and more sin.
eerely.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1903-12-19
NO INAUGURATION BALL IN OHIO

Governor Elect Myron T. Hcrrick. 0.
Ohio, has decided not to have any inau.
guration ball, a thing (which mas been
the feature of gubernatorial Inaugural.
tions in that state for years. His idea
is to have a simple ceremony of forma
introduction into Office He thinks that
an invitation affair is not the propcl
thing for a public executive to have at
the beginning of alis official service. Somc
papers have volunteered the suggestion
that Mr.. IIer1'ick does not dance, but il
seems that he was thinking OF the ex
act appropriateness of the thing. Tho
GAINESVILLE Times Recorder. in an edito
rial upon the subject, says: Governor
Herrick is commended in many dircc
tions for this disposition, That hi,
course is blsed on principle is everywhere
agreed, because he is too sincere unt
genuine a man to seek popular favor b,
any other than the most weditabl,
means. 1t is like him to nave the gooC
sense and courage to omit a function
that is necessarily Of limited attcndanc,
and governed solely by invitation, and
therefore, by some degree Of iayoritism
at the outset of his career nS governor
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Here at Home
clarksburg Citizens Gladly Testify.

It is testimony like the following that
has placed @the old Quaker remedy" so
far above competitors. When people
right at home raise their voice in praise
there is no room left for doubt. Read
the, public statement of clarksburg citi,
zen:
W. M Cross, stationary engineer at
the Walthour Candy Co., residence 1921
jackson street, says: at is some years
since l 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 successor followed, so that ] never
knew the moment when the aching ceas-
ed. Many a time I could scarcely get
around and when at work was compelled
to go about stopper, enddring twinges
of dull nagging aching almost unbcarable
To climb around the engine oiling it was
often impossible, and | have on more
than one occasion called assistance. AS
if backache of the pronounced kind was
not sufficient to annoy the ordinary NOR.
tai there was added to it weakness in
the action of the kidney sccretions plain
" proving to me that my kindneys re-
quired attention. l used medicine I'M
stintingly and spent a lot of money look
ing for help before Doan's Kidney Pills
were brought to my notice, An ad-
vertisement about them containing ties.
timonials which were rather ilattering in.
fluenced me to go to Wells & Haymals-
er's drug store for box. A few days
treatment convinced me that they were
acting upon the cause, and a continue
ton Of the treatment until had used
two boxes stopped the last attack. My
back at the present time is stronger than
it has been for years"
For sale by all dealers. Price 50 cents.
Foster-Niiiburn Co., Buffalo, N. Y, sole
agents for the United States. Remember
the name-Doan's-and take no substi,
tute.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1903-12-19
CENTRAL WEST VIRGINIA.

The Buckhamon and Weston paper
are wranging as to which town is the
more important, commercially and indus
trially. The Weston Independent say,
20G railroad freight cars were received
by Westonite during November, and the
BucklIannon Delta comes out and com.
pares notes with the Independent, and
figures it out that Buckhannon received
$50 freight cars during the same time
At this rate Weston gets something like
$500 cars year and Buckhamon about
$500. phe Telegram would like TO say
for the benefit OF the two newspapers
mentioned, for fear that they win begin
TO swell up too big over their own i'm
portancc that nine oiuksburg wholesale
houses received over 1900 cars within
the past year; and that's only a small
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what penocracy is DOM.

Wheeling lntelligeneer: The Demo.
crafts having no issues TO nurse, spend
their time in manufacturing imaginary
differences existing between the promi.
nent Republican leaders. Having rcaped
a large harvest Of discord they are try.
ing to unload the surplus on the Repub,
lican party.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1903-12-19

GONVlVIAL CATCHES
Roosevelt Before Hanna.

Tyler County Journal: We had just
commenced writing an editorial along
the line when we received commnnica-
ton from personal friend under the
above caption. We were 50 delighted
with The same THAT we print it instead
and refer to it in much the same man
ner as did the fellow with a printed
prayer at the head of his bed: Lord
thcm's my sentiments
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1903-12-19

N. D. Stuart is buying and selling
horses at his large barns on Traders al.
ley in the rear of the Central Presby.
terrain church, where the Clarkaburs
Transfer was formerly located. He aims
to have some horses on hand all the time
He will take few borders at the barn
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1903-12-19
"a Is Have Az Reindee1s.

Morsantcwn Post: We desire to enter
'w protest against the newspaper illus.
traitors representing Santa Clans driving
an automobile. We are not 50 aged that
We have not still warm place in om
heart for old Kris Kliingle's sleek md
nimble.footed reindeers. The merry jim.
gle of their bells still rings in om cars
and we protest against the ch,ng OF the
auto bell being substituted,
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"Savinrn Him.

Charleston Mail; The Parkersburg
State journal says il is saving Senator
Elkins for the presidential nomination in
1908. 1t would he interesting to know
in THAT event, who the State Journal
would then want for United States sen
ltor in the place Of Senator lllkins.
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part Of our freight business. We don't
say this as matter OF comparison, be.
cause to clarksburg, Weston and Buck.
harmon are only small hamlets. But
even these figures from Buclahaullon and
Weston Indicate the commercial and in.
drstrial advancement Of the central part
OF West Virginia.
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ave, There's the Rub.n

Marietta Register; ANY good Demo.
crat can beat Roosevelt next year, slyi
Congressman John sharp Williams, the
Democratic leader in the house, but there
is sold comfort in The statement. Tho
difficulty is to find good Democrat.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1903-12-19
Lianor in Az Canitnl.

Dayton Press: An anti4saloon com.
mittee in the District OF Columbia, after
making careful examination, reports
that it did not find any liquor in the
capitol. The committee undoubtedly did
not so into hippocket investigation.
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But, "How Old is Ann y

Wheeling Telegraph: The bad efTcctl
Of placing an educated man on the school
board is found in Kansas, where school
director who figures AIMS age al Y in.
'ists upon discharsing teacher who
has worked out the problem with the
result that it is Is.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1903-12-19

Have you cold2 Prevention Is about
the only good cure for colds that we
know of just now If everybody would
get into the habit OF closing front doors
behind Them, there wouldn't be so much
shifting and blowing heard in the land.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1903-12-19
The Man and the nfice.

Parkersburg Sentinel: The fact that a
man persistently seeks office is some
times one OF the reasons why he should
not have it. He that bloweth his own
horn sometimes makes very discorlant
music
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No He Never

Washington Post: An eminent French
winter asserts that American men are
inclined to be shy and self ,eflacing. He
never saw a bunch Of them lined up at a
pie counter
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The merchant who looked after his
special Christmas newspaper advertising
at the proper time IS now smiling be,
tween jumps.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1903-12-19

The American baseball leagues man
age to get into the newspapers even
while there is snow on the ground
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1903-12-19

Hobson has evidently been dreaming
of a world empire.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1903-12-19

Most of the fighting between Column
bia and Panama will be done now with
the typewriter and the tongue.
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Have Another Think. rhnn.

Marietta Journal: Many girls during
courtship wonder what takes the place
Of marriage in heaven, hut after being
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A Happy New Year,

Youngstown Times; Twill be happy
New Year ito the new republic Of Pan
ana with all the compliments Of tho
season thrown in by way of good meas.
urc.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1903-12-19

Now is the time to get hat at a
great bargain, Everything at cost Eli.
abeth Cofrman. ill-dtf
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1903-12-19

Davis 4 Willis buys direct from the
distillers and sell you at wholesale
prices Old Virginia Boys. Opposite B
s o. freight depot. dec4.24td
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1903-12-19

Selling everything at cost Going out
Of business. Elizabeth cofman ill.H
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1903-12-19

Furniture upholstered repaired and
refnished. Drop US q card or phone BIG.
G. Ii. odell,' 0G4 West Main street.
decT-6ts
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married a year they don't care nue.,
what it is.