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EnQrays, CARDS

The Telegram is pleased toannosnce
that IL has made arrangements with
one OF the largest engraving establish
ments In the United States VINO make
. speciality OF engraved cards an
nouncement cards, wedding invita-
9ions and monogram stationery and ID
now prepared 70 furnish this class OF
work AZ the lowest prices. Anyone
desiring hne stationery can save money
BY sending their orders 60 the Tele.
gram once. u
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STOCKHOLDERS MEETING

The annual meeting OF the stock
holders OF the Peoples Banking and
Trust Company, OF Clarksbarg, for
the election OF directors for the en-
suing year win be held " its banking
house in Clarksburg, between the
hours OF ten O'Clock u. IN. aud four
o'clock p. M. on Tuesday, the 18th
day NJ January, 1903.
e-st Huou JARVIS, Cashier.
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FARM;FOR SALE.

Containing 122 acres; situated on
Elk creek. 9ls miles from Clarksbcrg.
Farm Is we'll watered and has some
good timber, fine bottom that cuts 10
stacks OF hay. Price reasonable. AID.
dress N: N. SHUTTLEwoRTH, Clarks-
ourg, w. va. eat.
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FOR SALE

i64 acres or fair up land, good grass
and fruit; one large barn, one dwelling
and other outbuildings; plenty of wa
ter. So, 500 will buy it. To settle
on estate this is a genuine bargain.
For particulars, call or write
Z. s BYRON,
29-tf. Stewart, Ohio.
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STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.

The regular annual meeting OF the
stockholders OF National
Bank OF West Virginia, at Clarksburg
for the election OF seven directors TO
serve for the ensuing year will be held
at Its banking house Tuesday, January
Is, 1908, At IL o'clock q. m.
s. r. HARRISON,
6-td. Cashier.
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Che Tickle 0oheel.
# Gale Of Elizabethan 9cndcN.
b. Henry Hss Stephenson.
eeesxee ssEaeses

Once that afternoon Cicely went To her
door aud called to julie to let Bah our
Barbara went home, arranged with Jack
about the clothes whose hiding place she
disclosed to him. and then returned TO he
let into clcely's room once more by the
careful julie.
So much coming and going might hare
caused some suspicion on the part OF Cover
dale had he been In the house. but bust
ness had called him away, and. on the
afternoon before, he had left London for
Tying trip 70 Dover where one OF his
ships had Unexpectedly come to port al.
most wrecked from storm IN the channel.
Before he left London he gave Mar1ory
directions TO be careful in regard to Clcely,
In order that she might be bent 70 bis
way OF thinking by the time he returned
homo.
julie thought at nrst that he would now be
IN complete possession Of the house. he
might escape with Clcely in the easy way
Of walking down stairs and out the front
door, but he soon learned that the wary
merchant had charged all his servants as
carefully ns be had charged the aged house
Keeper. The steward. who had never been
friend Of Jules, latIy refused to let
any one come or go after dark. unless he
was present TO attend to locking and M
locking the door. So julie gave up the
notion OF making any change in his man
ner OF escape with Cicely.
The next morning when julie appeared nj
Cieely's door he brought the coveted rope
ladder which she, however intended 10
mako use OF an hour before the time ap-
pointed for Jules arrival. Barbara took
II IN charge and hid II carefully under the
bed next the bundle Of clothes which they
had obtained during the night.
Ciceiy went down stairs with julie IA
spend an hour fencing together for the last
past middle age betrayed ali the ardor Of
a youthful lover; but he met with n cold
reception from Cicely who was at her
Wits end to explain her behavior and at
the same time prevent him from taking
ofense. At last no begged so hard for q
kiss that Cicely offered 70 strike bargain.
IF you will explain how you disarmed
me yesterday, ! will let you kiss me-"
He took sword quickly and showed her
the trick; but that was not enough for
Cicely He must teach her to do II
as we'll as he could. So they began
to practice. Clcely's skill soon made
her master Of It; and in half an hour she
could Withstand the peculiar thrust or
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exercise It herself as well as julie

exercise It herself as well as julie.
~ hare kept my promise, said tho sd-
venturer: you must keep yours
Cleely shuddeted as his lips touched hers,
and julie enjoyed the kiss less than he ex-
pected. but he solaced himself with the
thought that IL was no more than might
be expected considerir- the qualification
with which she had accompanied her con
sent the day before. he nursed his nope
with me further thought that her coldness
would wear OF when she knew him better
but they spent a miserable hour, Cicely
tantallzlngly distant and julie constantly
YeXed
promising not to meet her TIL IL O'clock
at which hour Cicely said she would have
the ladder dropped from her window.
No sooner was the door locked on the
Cicely, than Bah went down on her knees
and began to pull out the bundle Of clothes
from beneath the bed
II was no easy task for Cicely to array
herself in them; but the task was at last
accomplished In safety. Then came the
still more difficult lesson Of learning how
10 behave Her cheeks were scarlet halt
the afternoon; but when Cicely once under
took to do a thing 1t was generally done
well.
Bah, who knew las You like 1t" by
heart was constantly encouraging her win
scraps quoted from the play Cicely march
ed up and down the room, practioing an
unconcerned dir. and continually drawing
or sheathing the sword that BabS piu-
dence had provided her with. =,
Ii would ne small justice 10 Cicely II |
hid the fact that she looked rHyishinslt
beautiful in her new attire: In man,
her bewitching figure only half disguised
by the doublet, her lovely, rosy skin, and
the grace which accompanied every move,
ment would have smacked too much OF
feminity to deserve great praise. But as
Rosal!ndl I ween there was never a Rosa,
lind like her, then or now. Time ana
again Bah threw her arms about her neck
oa ~. wars opiv man" she cried,
neither julie nor Sir Richard should see
you save as my welded wife"
stun and nonsense Baol Now let MS
talk about tonight. julie will come. at
IL Had We not better start at lot
Ten will do for you; shall stay till be
You stay till he comes1 What do you
meanr' ~ nm s..,-
up the ladder and let It down again at H.
"Why, he'll kill you; You don't know
II guess know, better than you DO, Did
you kiss much todayF'
mo; was as cold as an iceberg"
81 thought go. / am going TO give him a
taste Of real loving making before he hnds
ciceiy began to argue on two points; ngst,
the danger, and, second, the deceit. Bah
showed that she had laid her plnns so skill
was little likelihood Of. danger. AZ for de
ceit, Bah snapped her fingers at the idea,
She did not care, aud that was the END OF
It. There was no moving her from this po-
At 10 o'clock that night the rope ladder
was dropped from the window, and CiceIy,
in the new doublet Of murray slashed with
beat fast for there was danger in London
streets; but she was a brave lass, willing
to risk good deal for the sake Of Allen;
Then, too thanks to Peter julie she could
handle c sword as well as any gallant IN
| London, which lessened the cause for fear
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TITLE WANT ADS
q bring big results.
BUSINESS CHANCES.

FOR ExCHANGE--Choice clean stocks OF
merchandise Invoicing from 5000 TO so
ed and guaranteed IS represented or ex-
penses paid; owners viii exchange for par;
cash and farm lands or good income prop.
erty: describe your properties fully and
give value hrst letter. stating about size
deal you can handle; 60 a match any >air
square deal offered. what have your Don't
write unless you mean business and can
back up your representations all letters
carefully answered; personal attention
given to each deal; established since 1892
Address Charles w Somers, 50T Manhat-
tan building. 81. Paul MINI.
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she 81. began g, 70 hast hasten him stu mon, !.
work, BE must be taken. W. Y.
court. have a secret that viii nex
thing from the kingscS-n Nprh,tlvsaty,, y n
the night ~ half an hSf- fena5ts s,n.aA "
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GRAHAM, Rogers, Texas, Januig
Mrs. Amanda Graham, wife Oh
Graham, died at her home. four nsnsS
town, last night. Mr.. and Mrs y. M
are among the Oldest settlers Of spp
munitY
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WANTED Partner who thoroughly under,
stands saddlery and harness business and
$1,000 or $4,000, 10 start business in best
Texas city; reference given and required ;
all communications kept In strict conf.
denee. saddlery and Harness. this office.
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BIDS AND PROPOSALS.

SEALED PROPOSALS in duplicate will be
received until IL m, February q 1908 for
constructing hve-story hotel building In
beaumont Texas. Plans can be seen at
10 Waverly place, Room Sill New York
lty or suite pis. 1853 la Sale street,
Chicago; or at 476 So. Eryay street,
Dallas, Texas, or at the office OF the un-
dersigned, TO whom all bids must be de
liyered and addressed Amount OF bond
required $4,000. Mark Wiess, president
Threadneedle Hotel Co., Beaumont, Tex
Ra 10
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] CAN SELL YOUR BUSINESS no matter
and learn how; established 1896: highest
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phia.
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PATENTS
ARAN1,EEn

Patents secured or fee returned
Send model or sketch for FREE opinion
rs 70 pntentabillty; send for our Illus.
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LIVESTOCK FOR SALE.

REGISTERED JERSEY cow. $3.50;
worth double the amount: must sell Mt
once. Apply 23l5 Crawford. 4
FOR SALE Fine COW. come early and see
FOR SALE Nice saddle ni1Te- 500. No Isss
Horse, this Office
FOR SALE OR TRADE one n1iE wagon
Corner Elysian and Morris.
FOR SALE Fine trrrey COW; fresh In
milk. OLD phons sra 70
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WANTED--Active partner in Il well estAb.
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did opportunity for party having few
hundred dollars and some knowledge OF
teaching common English branches. Ad-
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AGENTS WANTED

WANTED Manager 10 every city COUNTY
70 handle best paying business known.
lesitlmate. new, exclusive control. Phoc,
-- nlz %. 10 ". 18th Sc. n. y. 4
AShNTs WANTED Agents wanted every.
where 10 handle novelty sign rards. ns.s
merchant buys from S 10 90 on si,,hts
samples lns. particulars free. suIiiyan
Co. llSs Mapleweod Ave. Chicago Ill Z
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TO BUSINESS MEN-Free--write FOR our
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IN fine stationery; a veritable work Of
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No is, and ask for II on your own printed
stationery; postal requests will not get It.
Maverick. Clark Co, engravers. Autograph
ers. printers. San Antonio, Texas
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by keeping the liver active ths Nss,
elcansed OF impurities and Is ep,'''
ward of diseaseh "a.
oNIDlNE Ia the best Liver 1hs
Tonic sold. Ask xoux Gruektsh !
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AN EsTABLISHED cereal food eotnnsnv
1eeiree the services OF branch cfdce i,nt,
aRer; compensation $1,000 per annnn,. hi. h.
est references required and given. o.,,,or.
tupiiy q q life time for right Marty IA
RRtf NJ cereal boz 2iS4, Battle Creek.
THE only restaurant IN town FOR sale. ,-1s6
* ie4ye town reason for selling I,onk ho,.
~. Hampstead. Texas ~
pv ~ sALE--At bargain, Big plant con.
+, s,sru'nf cotton seed business, good loca.
ADDRESS Brown, s., general deilyers Aus
Tn Ts1sh y, ~
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drawn; Investments MADE with us are
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Endorsed by business men and mercantile
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PARTICULARS address II f.. whitman &
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Cal
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FOR sALE-25 thousand capacity saw min
complete, including 20 horse power en-.
edger, 24.foot two saw. trimmer, auto.
matte Goree GUNNER, one 24-iuch ] A.
Fay double surfacer aud hatcher. ono
Eagan ressv, pianer, engine and boiler.
ono etOn locomotive logging cars {
miles Of 10 aud 2O-pouud steel IL head OF
oxen logging chains, blacksmith shop.
etc to sell Tor cash; would sell on casy
terms with good security or would take
stock in saw mill With right parties
with 5000 TO 1000 acres Of plnc land. r.
= Low Sons. Brenham. TnxHe II
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IL PER CENT weekly dividends paid regu-
larry for the past three years. We have
no visionary scheme of speculation In
grain or stocks to advance, but desire TO
Interest you in a proposition that has
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]. w. stanley * Co, Room q, 259
Broadway, New York City. 4
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+. J. ARNOLD & co. Of St Louis Mo.
race horse owners and bookmakers invite
the speculative public to an Investigation
OF their methods; this is an old and long
established concern, amply responsible
and reliable In all Its dealings: n rigid in
qpiFY Into their business win devotion
condition unattained by any other Invest
ment proposition ever offered for publIc
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Banks, trust companies. commercial
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ticulars address e. j. Arnold & co
Ninth and Pine streets. St Louis. No
GOOD, clean. long established busse ss.
paying from $1,000 to $1,000 per year net
long lease; best OF reason for selling
strietest Investigation. Address 6o75, this
Office. 4
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NOTICE TO CoNTRACToRs-Houston
Texas, January 3, 1903, proposals
addressed 10 y. d. Bryan, secretary Of
the city Of Houston, Texas, will be re.
Celved up TO u o'clock noon, on Monday,
February .. 1908 for the construction of
brick city hall and market house and
market shed on what Is known as market
square, In this city, according 10 plans
sud specifications ON file at the office Of
the city secretary and at the office Of
George Y. Dickey a Co. architects The
city reserves the right to reject any and
all bids
All bids must be accompanied by GER
tiled check for 5000 on any bank In
Houston made payable 20 the mayor OF
said city without conditions, same to he
torieited as liQuldated damages in case
Of failure OF successful bidder 70 enter
into contract and bond as required BIZ the
city council, within ten days after being
notified Of acceptance OF bid
The successful bidder will be required to
furnish a bond IN the sum Of TWENTY-FIVE
thousand (S25, 600 00l dollars with any re-
sponsible individuals or surety company
as bondsmen, for the faithful perform
ance OF the work as per contract
The contractor will be governed by oil
the ordinances ~ the city regulating or
pertaining 10 public works especially the
labor ordinance, passed February IL 1902
and must agree 70 proper deductions from
contract price for Violations thereof
D: D. Bryan. City Secretary ~ ' 10
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PRESS FEEDERS-Experienced ones only.
at Bourke-Carglll company. Houston. If
WANTED--Cylinder press feeder w. II
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YoU CAN MAKE A FORTUNE b. the

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IGNS REACH A FEW.
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ence II you do not know what the articles
are, you will see them selling on the
ball trick, large size, painted red, 81; IN
painted not so good. 81 50; surprise clowns
water buttons with feet hose. IS; cleo
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= AOTORY SITES WANTED Having mn
merous hay tools and cane harvcsters md
strippers 10 manufacture TO devotion mud
manufacture. we are looking Tor good
opening Ia new towns or suburbs of cities:
great opportunity. Meet Adolph
Pfund az Houston about January 10 or
Beaumont or New Orleans; drop 4 card
at either OF above postofflces; win he an
excursion leave Chicago January 8 via
Illinois Central and Southern Pacific rail
road. Also address Adolph Pfund, Belyi.
dere. Boone county, Illinois
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SEND FOE Free Book, Facts and Figures,
explaining option trading; $50 margins
1000 bushels, cents. Osborn Grain Co,
II Old Chamber Of Commerce, Minneapo.
lis, MINI. Members Chamber Commerce.
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NOTICE to Subcontractors-I hsve one ana
half million yards good Hcraper work 10
let on Iriaity and BRACES Valley railroad,
prohle can be seen at my offices IN Hiils,
Texas; for full information concsrnins
the work address me ~ either of the
above places or 10 the general Office AZ
Orange, Texas. 3. A. Robertson IA
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DIVIDEND SOTlCE--All deposits made
With Us receive a guaranteed weekly cash
dividend, paid on each and every Tue
day throughout the year; your money ~
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o. W. PARRY & CO. cooperative book
makers, have earned and paid every
week from 70 per cent on money In
vested with us; al money standing 10
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n r,sr, inTes.ofs s no ronilnent Iusihess
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Parry Co.. suite 214215 Century build.
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FOR SALE--S10.000 stock OF general mer-
chandise IN Al condition In good East
Texas town. 691o, this Office. II
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AN LOOKING for investments with seTv.
manufacturing business: state line Snto IL nv
ana hank references communication viii
DC held confidential Business. this oface
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FIRST CLASS TATLORTYG csfSSi;s6.
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and other information. Highest mercan-
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satisfied clients. The Mason-Teller Co.,
Dickey building, Chicago, Ill. I
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WANTED PARTNER Good dry gooda
man 70 take half interest In established
prohtahle business In dnest farming nor.
ton OF Arizona Apply Saturday. SUNDAY
ana Monday Rice hotel, Houston / NJ
Foster. Stafford Arly "