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ROOMS AND BOARD.

THE RALSTON. corner North Capitol
and B st.-Delightful corner room, fac
ing Capitol; five windows; also single
rooms, front; board II desired. je22, "a, 26
FURNISHED. with excellent board, sec
ond and third floor rooms: summer
rates; table board, SIS month. 1923 Yer
mont ave NV 1e26-3t
FOR RENT-Furnished or unfurnished
rooms. with or without board: one or
two beautiful communicating rooms /;
extra large and cool second fioor; pri-
vate porch; porcelain bath; near Capitol
and Library: small private family; ref
erence 4l9 r. St ne IT
ROOMS for rent. with OF without board.
sc V st. NV. te25-St
FURNISHED ROOMS and board: sec
ond story bay window front room, with
board; very reasonable. 143S COrcoran
st. te25-3t
FRONT ROOM. with board; 500. or IN
furnished, SIS; lawn; private family.
114 New Jersey ave. NV Je20-3t
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wANTED-RooMS AND BOARD.

WANTED-A gentleman would like an
unfurnished room. with board, in George
town, where there are no small children.
Address Y. E. NJ. 1923 Marion st. NV.
jC24-3t
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Shaffer Supplies Flowers
For weddings. 18th and 1, III Pa. ave.
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WANTED-SALESMEN.

WE WANT fifty whip statesmen before
July 10, to sell our product: must have
Al references. UNITED STATES WHIP
CO, Westfield. Mass. II
SALESMAN WANTED-A good. hus-
Ting man in every town 10 sell
our tailoring: S25 to $50 per week easily
made; everything furnished free. GREAT
WESTERN TAILORING CO, Chicago.
Ill. II
WANTED-Two travelling statesmen; SO
per month and expenses. LOS AN
GELES CIDER CO, st. Louis. Mo. II
SALESMEN-Localo or travelling. 10 sell
fireprOOf safes to business men and
farmers: experience unnecessary; quick
sales; big profits. ALPINE SAFE co.
Cincinnati, Ohio. 1t
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FOR RENT-FURNISHED AND UN-
FURNISHED ROOMS.

FURNISHED and unfurnished, COM
mGntcating front rooms. on first and
second floors; single n desired. 1011 II
St NV. fe16-3f
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FOR RENT-1503 9Th st. NV, six room
good house. with bath; rent. $3.50 per
month. Apply 1852 eth st. NV. je25-St
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FOUND.
PERPETRATORS.

McCRAY Modern Sanitary Refrigera-
tors: porcelain tile; opal glass, and odor-
less woodi led, are unei.celled- NELSON
INSTRUMENTATION CO.. 62( + st Phone
K. 1858. my-e-SOt
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Gas Range, Large Oven, 1915.
Eberly's Sons. rs eth st. NV.
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FOR RENT-Four rooms and bath; fur
nished or unfinished. Apply 10 Super
iutendent. Brunswick. fe26-2t
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s-Burner Dangler Gasoline Stove, S3.7!
A. EberIys Sons. 71s eth st. NV.
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PETNVORTH.

PETNVORTH.
JOHNSON DRUG CO., 1901 New Hampshire ave.
and 240l BrightwOOd ave.
ANACOSTIA.
leURY's PHARMACY. corner Monroe snd JET
ferson SITS
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Use American Paper Julep straws.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1904-07-01
'O9 hsssdr. Upper .6istr4st
FRANCIS II Dawes ~
Rog Assessor, Lower. Di6tEieG --s..
ERNEST I. P1CUTT. -
For 5cSunts sbIxst&
. cHARtEs C. FTTTRoa
afHE MUSIC OF THE BAND.

4snsioal concerts are given Il 3 on che
streets occasionally by the ClarRsburg
hands, and now that clarksburg is be-
coming convention city visiting bands
aHstaeEe fog. tee. same purpgss ri va
Not in keeping, however, with Clarks.
bnFg,s growth and advancement, the
bands have no place 10 render their CONF
-certs except in the streets Of the city,
where they have to keep continually
lodging wagons, carriages and other
street traffic, nor do the people who
drink in the exhilirating and inspiring
band music have any place to entertain
this enjoyment.
There is but one thing to do, and that
should be done pretty soon, for the sum-
mer, season is upon Us. "A place should
be provided for the bands and places
should be provided for the people to sit
and enjoy their music.
The county court could do this for
the citizens of Clarksburg and Harrison
county. 1t could have a circular plot
laid off in the court house yard IN the
side which faces Court street and seats
provided for tine musicians, \ cement
walk could be laid from the gateway
opening from the terrace of the court
house front to this circular plot and
from there to connect with the cement
walk in the rear of this part of the
yard. Benches could be placed along
the cement walk and surrounding the
musicians circle y band stand could be
provided in this circle at no great ex.
pense.
This is a thing which is greatly de
sired by the people. 1t would, prove SO
popular that the merchants of the city
would unhesitatingly donate towards a
fund to employ military band for reg.
ular weekly or semi-weekly concerts on
the evenings 81 weekdays. They would
do it willingly, for ii would bring people,
to the city. and the more people the
more trade they have
In the name OF the people tne Daily
Telegram asks the honorable county
court to open the Court street side Of
the court house yard TO the public and
provide accommodations for the bands
and the people. Then We will all be
able 10 spend pleasurable summer even
ing and enjoy the enhancing. thrilling.
inspiring. enivenins and cheering strains
OF -tthc music of the band''
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p1site the Court House Square. T
The dpt+a1aCuse IS q god sbritk Bind.
ing and shas,assee4iRg eapapity of eight I
Aandred, with lazgesGtaEe md good stage .
equipment. g 80 ge
The purchaser or purchasers VIII be
required to pay all taxes and assess.-
ments upon the property during the st sx Z
fstenee of the lease, and to MARE All
necessary repairs from time to time to
Keep the building in ,tenantab,s condi.,
Terms of sale:-one.thipd cash IN
hand upon date of sale, and the Tesidus
upon credit of one, and two years, with
interest from date of sale, for which the
purchaser or purchasers will be required
to give promissory notes with good per;
sonal security, and, in addition. therefor
a lien, viii be retained upon thu estate
sold in the property as further security.
JOHN KoBLEGARB.
B. NJ. DEsPARD, {
.. BASEL, Trustees. !.
Counsel. june25dlt' &wtd
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able talk of stampediRgg the st. Louis
convention for Grover. It begins to
look like it is a ixed.up job ON Parker,
and, of course; it is safe TO Say that
the West Virginia Il REPRESENTATION will
stampede for home, if Grover Is tfotted
out too fast at the convention, as our
home Democracy has long had a deep
antipathy toward Grover, who promised
them clover btt,gave them instead bar,
rem field and simmer of starvation and
discomfort! Vest. Virginia Democracy
would, indeed, be in a sad plight if
Grover were to get the nomination, and
it. ought to feel equally bad if Growers
idol, Judge Parker, gets it. In that
event it would be growers creation get
ting it and the logic of the case is that
the created is just as bad as the creator.
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Trustees Sale
Of LeasehOld Estate in valuable Hotel
and Opera House in clarksburg,
West Virginia.

By virtue of deed of trust made tc
the undersigned trustees and j. Philip
Clifford, now deceased, by the Traders
Company, bearing date January 20, 1895
sef record in the proper office of Harri
son county, West Virginia, in Deed of
Trust Book 81" beginning on Page 345
to secure payment to the holders of Ger
tain bonds. sixty t6Ol in number, Sc
satred by said deed of trust, each for the
sum of five hundred C5OO) dollars. bear
ing date January 20. 1905, and payable
January 90, 1915, with interest thereon
Mt six per centum, payable semi-annu-
ally. beginning on July 30. 1895, which
deed of trust, among other things. pro
vidcs that upon default being made in
the payment of interest upon any of
said bonds. the entire amount of all
bonds issued or sold under said deed Of
trust shall at once become due and pay.
able, and which trust further provides
hat upon such default being made and
such default continuing for the period
nj sixty days thereafter, any holder OF
such bonds, or any OF them, may require
the said trustees to make sale of the
property. secured thereby, upon giving
the notice OF sale required by the terms
hi 4sssfsdecd of trust, and
,., 5Ssat.hsseas, default was made by said
E:zsSess Company on the Goth day of
IT.4issary, 1904, in the payment of inter
stsaGe upon twenty -four (2N OF said
Bonds held by the Traders National Bank
OF clarksburg. West Virginia, payment
OF such interest having been demanded
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CITY NEEDS A STREET SPRINKLER.

The present city council. ;ncluding
especially the committee OF that hon
orable body thu looks after the street.
and alley, OF the corporation and the
city superintendent OF streets. deserve
credit ior purchasing good substan-
tial street sweeper AMI installing it into
regular u.c far keeping the i.>ged streets
in deeeus condition. The sweeper does
work thar would incur great an cx-
pen-c ii dine by un,killcd .aborers and
thereby BE- out OF question.
In connection with tie operation of
the street sweeper the city needs a
street sprinkler and the stree. committee
of the council should bring .hi- matte
before that body. When tho sweeper Is
put into operation on .lc street, ii
raises n great cloud ii dust. which j,
very obnoxious 70 all. " hen operated
in the day time on the principal street.
of the citySi i; becomes great nuisance
Merchant, suffer considerable inconveni
ence in the transaction ii their busi.
ness. a. well a, damage 10 their wares;
women wearing fine dr,,-e find them
dirty and -oiled. ana in some c.,es their
clothes are utterly ruined; the horse.
wife find- her hard toll 81 hou,ccielnin,
has 10 be done all over again. Il sides
these Inconvenience. there j. tho dan
ger 10 the health Of breathing the dust
laden. germ bearin. atmo, phere caused
by the operation Of the sweeper.
BY operating the sweeper at night this
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and said default having continued for
the period of sixty days from and after
the date of said demand, and said Trad.
err Bang tsdaested ana
TequiEsd, tbs. lndsEigRsds ,aA surviving
trustees, by notice in+writiHg to sell the
property secured by said deed Of trust.
Therefore, the undersigned, as surviv.
Ing trustees. ih esffteBy give 65ti6s thar they
wSl, on tie s4th day, of August, 1909, al
the hours Of y bflSeks n IN, at the
front door of the court house of said
COUNTY, sell the unexpired term or lease.
held estate, being forty.one CAY years
yet to run from; the oath day of Janu.
airy, 1904, in and unto that certain lot
or parcel of land, with the buildings
thereon, hereinafter described, Situated
at the southeast corner, of Main and
Third streets, in the city of Clarks.
burg, in said county, bounded as fol
lows:
Beginning at an iron pin at the said
corner of said streets and running thence
in an easterly direction with Main street
so feet and inches, thence southerly
and parallel to Third street, ls5 feet and
inches to Modoc alley, thence westerly
with said alley, SO feet and inches te
Third street, thence with Third street
ls5 feet and inches to the place OF
beginning. Excepting and reserving. how
ever, that part of said lot bounded as
! follows: beginning at said pin at said
corner, and thence running southerly
with Third street, 50 feet. thence by a
line eastcrly and parallel to Main street
% feet and s inches, thence by a line
northerly and parallel to Third street
50 feet, thence with Main street wester-
~ % feet and inches to the place of
beginning. being the lot upon which the
Traders National Bank is erected. and
which bank. consisting of one. floor, i.
also excepted, but pet3st bet VI doors eyer
the same nor the es1l4 Sp4Hsr spsh bank
The property sc to be sold consists OF
the unexpired term or lease aforesaid
, which was originally fifty years trimming
from the Goth day of sJSSuary 1885 to
the Goth day OF JanuSry;S lg4Ss., in Esaid
lot, embracing the building known n
Traders Hotel, and, in addition, the
building known as Traders Opera House
which is south of the hotel Int not ON.
braeing the Traders National Bank. con.
sisting Of one floor or story.
The hotel is a thrcesssS7F briels> bgitso
ing, containing about fifty guest cham,
bers, together with a large ind e5uiSH6ai1
Gus Office and weAflig9te;h dining -1..42"u
and parlor, is ieqnippstn ytithgssps. eleetrie
/. light plant, is heated by steam and is
located in the center of the business
part OF clarksburg, and Immediately op.
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The D.mocrltic ciinne nttock, Frlncis
NJ. Davis. nominee for assessor IN 4
most y;c;on. Wv rne neonlo - M.
ri,on county know him 10 he = man of
honor ami there i NOT +, s;nr,o mn, 81
tho comfy Vim princinlc ,b9t 90, saw
aurht against linn Joh, NJ E1nn;r,,,
i. n-.,il.a III tbat cf;o,,c ,nI CO., -;
mont Demoerot. WA. b,va Ii,sJ ~, I,;a,
IN ~. Nh. -, mo- ,,,, H., -. ~
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The News works on the theory that
the Democrats OF Clarssburs will vote
the Democratic ticket, no matter how
it is nominated or who are the nominees
and that it is now the thing to get Re-
publicans in the country preiudiced
against the Republican nominees on ac-
count OF what it says nbout Clarksburg.
Country Republicans have probably been
appraised of the scheme to work them.
not for anything better. but for the
success of the Democratic ticket 1t may
not have occurred to the News that
some OF the staunchest supporters of the
Democratic party approve of the way
The affairs of this city are. even promot-
ing those things, when they We're in Of
fee. 1t may. he further stated that the
majority of the men who are at the head
of the Democratic clique movement to-
gether with their collusionists are pa
irons OF the conditions that the News
itself dcnounces on purpose to deceive
Republicans. Suppose there are ohiec-
tionable textures in Clarksburg. Is that
any reason the present nominees of the
Republican party should be held rcspon-
siblc. What have they 10 do with what
i Or what has been! Not a thing in the
worll. Have these nominees committed
my crime against shc dignity OF the Re-
publican party: Simply because they
announced themselves for nomination.
and al at the pleasure OF the party.
4 ,. 4. -.
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In talking of one of the, statsGhan1Ser
meetings of the Democratic ssliqnea tte
NdRs writer. uses these words, as tkeTsa
was no meeting in the knowledge of the
writer" Notice he-is earef1iEs not 40
deny that there was sueh$a meeting. Tine
only thing he d0es,is tossay he; lnomS
nothing about it, dr,sin other words
that the clique. his mot EVEN trunfesl him,
And in this connEetion he openly. ac-
linowledges that, he kn6RS OF. the exist.
enee of such a clique, al, shown by his
statement that there was NO such meet
ing. 1t would. be an easy matter for
such "a meeting to occur without his
knowing it, and since IL did occur and
he says he, knowsinothing about It and
then adds that it didsnSt occur, ne must
have gotten such information from the
clique, which. is mis- own testimonial to
the fact that the Clique exists. With
thissfse aasAs d De- ssa 81
meeting -. eQnnee tio11 With f2s
Of u Demacrabsc diFleGas aescfibfdeb
the Telegram.anIly lprdSenSbyaoua kaatr
represents thst-elique, passes into insig-
nificance, az the mere fact, that such a
clique exists is sufficient proof of such
meetings as. are known as of the star.
chamber sort. Having fully .eorrohorated
the Telegram's statement that a Demo.
cratic court house ring and, clique ex.
lists, it is now up to the News to inform
itself on the matter of those star RAam'
Der meetings and not allow the clique
tosKeep il 3d. much in ignorance, and
then, pufsuihs the course it has in cor.
roborating the Telegram as to the ex-
istence of the said clique, it will. admit
that such star-chamber meetings were
held by the clique. Pleading ignorance
is no excuse before the law. Inform
yourself. before you try to impose on
the public by saying you do not know.
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Worried over the fact that attention
has been brought to the public of the
desperate methods pursued by certain.
Democrats on election day, they are try
ing to divert attention by saying that
men who vote the way they want to
and have their tickets marked for them
are intimidated. There is..no argument
in that. No force is used. No one IS
frightened 80 one is-thrdatenei. NO
one ii told that he has no right to vote.
No one is challenged because ne has the
right to vote. a the challenger in other
instances know, but who in the spiritsof
intimidation does not hesitate to make
the challenge anyway. and. il lie sue
ceeds. goes out aud brags that he knew
the fellow mad the rigS. to vote. but he
wanted TO keep him from it. Now these
things happened this year with Demo
cratic workers at theepnIls and shry will
not be denied. Then, talk about intimi-
dation! We have, the proof that the
only intimidation! that is employed in
this county Is blythe Democratic schein-
ers. They know it themselves ana they
recall how busy they, are on election da.
spreading reports all over the county b.
telephone which they know to he false.
And still they my to.say tney d. No,
attempt to mtimidate. Why. the first
thing one secs on election morning ar,
notices printed in -alopd one may say.
with long and emphatic thrca AMI
reward attached tn-do so AMI 50. ~ il
tbs people OF Harrison county did not
know . mpfh about voting AMI I'D
election laws a. these wise guys d.
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II is funny T. -ee the Democratic ring
sheet now putting mp the plea That or.
sanizntion is the thing. 1t Is IN mixing
thar the clique has gotten itself per-
fecsly absolute AMI has taken this
means 10 apprise the people OF its own
party and get them used to it. The Telc.
gram takes much pleasure in tho an.
nomcement that the clique is regarded
As an organization. since it has told the
public ali the time shat there were
few fellows hcre-onc or two in Office
and one Or two others who want 70
break in-who have banded themselves
together TO run the Democratic party
and get the imaginary spoils that come
from holding Office. The lien has been
50 prevalent with them and the desire
so dominant that they cannot get the
word graft of their minds. and It Is
NOT auifas 10 sa.s hara fY,as a. f1s-,,s .,,,,.
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aa,llis,.. 60, 81.

% b ~ sSsos 6fiiSe tfsis' Eota q
ga1d~My tEFsp4y spnsf. : Why, dslBnet!
Siis oE "a Of hen s1lo rant 70 be Dep.
6tiess u 70 get Republican ofieiaA 10
let them-alEiaL the. people ont. q. xha4 i
xightfallx theirs and divide with thoae.
Voiaesflsf Bat 4hoSs RepablisAn zoficials
tod them they would not stand for any
fs'dsf plundering, and they did not, either
But -IeE as 90 6S6sE 70 what The Demo.
tisvgheet ia,1oing n reference taapres
pai ag thf me6 of saparty for lie DIS.
4Ollry HAT Ahdls NSss ciiquesa ells6r.,
.eaRissda EhisA aaPisss To- TIE aesitiGn III
tn. patty and working IL for
theft own personal adyantage. It win be
recalled that the TAeg1 Els la1hisa
this all the time andA4 &6Atlhea Ne
Ieeple, Now, It seems the News comes
aaoax sd taadfss and confirms and
cpA0bSr4tts ! Mao the telegram said
Thus It is that the News eOnfesses thai
the Telegram knew what It was talking
afout. So: "a. - Ia.
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Z e. EEL assa s5sa ss sBsstsI ElaI

heVer pdklive III Gafksburg. He wac
tlt6rn poaE wien liz ot old enough NJ
worked, Snd.a.zprIssi Hard, thus helping
to support the family. He did bardets
HEX, thang tbose who attack. him, bel
cause he @vas never lazy. lBy,hisg eHOEs
he succeeded well, and Today he is, a. goos.
business man, which L more than cGnS
bessaid OF some OF th0se who -assail hi4s9I
and try. "a intimate tSAFlAd IS not "a
man Of. character, we must say to thefsss
shame. A Gson Of, toll" HI, is, If Day oilS
is. We MAI ialso take either Thorn s.
Harmer. There is no question that thoys
labor, 3$s0Se wsH mag hSgalflo sss.
that both are not honest workers ant
that they make heir lFtne 4y ths
own efforts: Suppose We E faEe Lynss5
Does he not always woEka ca p MsS
WE'LL si1sSbs resting on hi Sarsf mot S5s
any means. He works, and works hart
Is not Fig Dfalsoa AyPs sdts of toila,g
Morris, for prosecuting attorney, was: as
mailer of rails. He went to school and
educated himself, but he did ft on the
money he earnedshiaself. So may it be,
said of the entiRtRepublican ticlcets
that they are "sons, Q. toll" Now, why,
should they not be considered as repre.s
sentative of the. country. people and what,
warrant is there for the statement that
the Republicans do not consider cou1x
try people capable of running sfEairAs;
Also in this connection we may call all
tention to the fact that the Democrats
will not nominate all their men from the
country by long shot, and, since they
do not do so, why does not the News
to be honest with itself, say that the
Democratic clique does not consider coun.
try Democrats capable of running af-
fairs' Now. 'fess, up. that the only OBJ
ieet You had in view was to get Repub-
lieans in the country sore Also tell tn,
public that You knew, when you made
the charge that it was untrue.
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sider the country kRepublicaps capab1
d bPRa ~ . j die fa9 ASss to
caty as well as the county largely sup
Aorted RasdAA big ing statement 8
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T3UeiTa 81 the- eonnty- Ihefe7 q a
Mo 3 a &cs46ased son Of t6ii,
AwoD FtBe 5; the Pisd
al in sam IS; ID Is
DBL VII tyRica the G. In
tire. meS are. lasll I'd - Irtant
= ! s. aAlss three are. taTgsS. All y
est6s sISsass 3 AsEzweat of tSes.
brow, and yet the News tries to sas
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REpUnLIcAM TICKET.

gsts-s'-6 =, y :
3 P1esident
xHoDoRR RO6sEaEIr. of7is~ESsa
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cmErenonA1
Blaekbldf1 3. D6ssi tio coaats:
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NOS sxpsdishs5 ahd 81 ts fs
Of tho w0rkmen. saaAs -. saHSe
The operation Of stree spsinkser
the city would also Be OF more benetf
to pedestrians, merchants, housewives
and the street trafHc than Nicely. facili.
tatihg tie operation q the s&sePsr.
{ By All means, slet thes.eity payShsee
and install 4 street sprinkler. The citi.
pens not only want It, but they need It
apd ssheylz sppsslpAo the cts, OoaaGil T.
s. & s snss.. 8 ~
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vice President,

cHaRLEs ". FARBAHKs, Of 1nais l
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