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One Letter Names.

1t must be very convenient to possess
a surname consisting Of single letter
of the alphabet. The Paris papers
mention the singular case. OF certain
Marie whose surname consists of the
one letter, B.
Many years ago there was shop
kept in the Rue de Louvain in Brus-
sells by Therese o, and there is a Nine
o living with her two children at Mo
lenbeck, suburb Of the Belgian cap
ital. In the Rue de IAngle in the same
commune lives Mr. o with cir
cumflex accent, who is no relative OF
Nine. o. In 1896 among the Belgian
recruits was a young man named O.
who could not write and signed his
name with cross, yet he could 50
easily have learned to write his own
name! In the department of Somme
there is village called Y, in the Guy
der Zee there is bay called Y, and
Amsterdam has the river Y.
In China there is a large town OF the
same brief name. In the Chinese prov.
ince of Honan there Is a city called q.
and In France there is river and in
Sweden town rejoicing in the name
of A.
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Ruler of Ru..in.. Title.

The general allusion to the ruler OF
Russia as the car is. strictly speaking,
incorrect. His official title is ZEN,
peror and autocrat." Gar is the, old
Russian word for lord or prince and
was abandoned by Peter the Great on
his trlumphal return from Poltava, his
browning victory over Charles XII.
of Sweden. Since then the Russian
monarch has been officially entitled
emperor, and at the congress of Wen
ma in 1915 his right TO the imperial
term was admitted by the powers,
with the proviso that, though he was
emperor, he had no precedence over
the kings OF western Europe.-St.
lanes Gnzette.
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The PrInter,n ne,il.

Aidus ManutIus, a printer in Venice
to the holy church and the dose EN-
ployed negro boy 10 help him in his
office The boy was believed to be an
imp of satan aud went by the name OF
the printers devil In order TO pro-
tect him from persecution and confute
foolish superstition Manutius made a
public exhibition OF the boy and nm
nouneed that any one who doubted him
to be flesh and blood might come for
ward and pinch him to make sure. The
mistaken impression was removed, bnt
before this time the name printers
devil, had been attached to the boy and
was thenceforth applied generally TO
the boylsh assistants in printing Of
flee.
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Peggy dwelt with Ter maiden aunt.
She had been brought up so iseproach-
ably that her prudence passed into a
proyerb among her friends.
Peggy walked circumspectly through
careless world. So correct was she
that her mere presence was the stamp
Of piop:lety, aud had she been little
older she could have sidetracked all the
young matrons as cllaperons Peggy
represented the phenomenon OF an old
head on young shoulders. She looked
ahead and was never taken at a dlsad-
vantage.
Old maids children are proyerbially
hawless. Her aunt expected Peggy to
love with discrimination md marry
wisely, a fitting crown to so exemplary
a girlhood. hut the appearance OF
James dunbar proved stumbling
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Shy nj Answering.

'Why is it that some men will NOT
give direct and unequivocal answer
TO even the simplest and most incense
quential questions put to them?" asked
n thoughtful citizen. 1T is a curious
thing that you viii find n great many
men who simply viii not give you .
direct answer to the question, though
there may exist absolutely no reason in
the world for quibbllng or for hesitat-
Ing to answer without equivocation, |
was just reading story OF a well
known lawyer who is so in the habit Of
qualifying his answers that he win not
tell a friend the time of day without in
eome way putting in a saving clause
a remark that his watch Is probably
little slow or little fast or something
Of that sort. One Of the presidents, ]
think it was Van Buren,, was OF this
type and on one occasion refused to
say whether the sim rose in the east or
the west, remarking that east and
west were purely relative terms and
what might be east to one man might
be west to another. Personally ] have
known many men who dropped into
this habit, and. singularly, some OF
them have been the most positive and
most aggressive characters have ever
known. They would assert things and
back them up lgnorantIy. But ask
them a question. and forthwith they
would deal you out qualified answer
or often what would amount to no an.
swer at aIl"-New Orleans Times
Democrat.
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READ SUGGESTED HER LOVER AS HR
HELD TIE cory BEFORE HER.
block. Peggy lost her hea, completely.
Only her head saved her from its weak
promptngs.
What YOU ask is impossible, i'm.
On what should we liver
I've hundred a month and am
promised raise
(which you can't spend until YOU
earn. No, Jim, I'm not extravagant,
but how could we live and save for
rainy day?"
Not much to save at first, Surely
you care for me, Peggy? Why. wor-
ship you, so nothing else matters |
won't let you want. and we can wait
for luxurieS."
Peggy shook her head The struggle
was so great she dared not trust her
voice.
well, be encyclopaedia to wait
for me-"
'Oh, Jim, you tear at my
Your prudence" Dunbar's voice
grew little hard
Il meant heartstrings, but that does
not matter. You are going to Chelt-
more in charge of the telegraph office.
The conditions will be new. We are
both young. Aunt Margaret says we
can afford to wait. When you get your
raise come and ask
Encouraging" cried Dunbar, with
scorn. Work and plan for a girl who
for prudent reasons may he married
before my aim is accomplished! If you
are afraid to marry now. all right, but
ut least give me your promise or 1t all
ends here"
"If YOU talk to me like this now,
what will you do when we are mar
ried:"
Peggy in her anger still looked ahead.
They were walking, and now they In
stinctiyely turned toward home.
Aunt Margaret was pleased with her
niece's decision.
You acted prudentIy, as always
Great praise, yet somehow It failed
TO comfort Peggy. james Dunbar went
to his nea post without word, and
life. became dun, spirltless affair to
Peggy. She lost her appetite and for
got how to laugh. Aunt Margaret,
! growing anxious, dosed her with old
fashioned remedies. but neither refer
red to Peggys decision.
At length came a break in the mo-
notony. Stella Moss, recently mar.
ried. wrote Peggy Of her happiness and
begged her company for week. Peg
~ read. with amazement. that she liy-
ed at ChcItmore. James Dunbar had
been appointed telegraph operator at
Cheltmore. The opportunity could not
he resisted. Peggy in n dellrium Of
hopcfnlness accepted with her aunt's
permission. Neither spoke Of the pos
sIbilities of the visit up to the last day:
then Aunt Margaret cleared her throat.
My dear, your decision about Mr..
Dunbar was prudent, but
Il don't suppose shall see him"
ventured Peggy hypocritically.
"He may reopen the-er-subject.
10 not be hasty have been peculiar.
" blessed. l have the comfort Of a
daughter without the drawback OF a
husband. Every one is not 50 fortr-
nate"
Peggy kissed her aunt then. gather.
ing hcr baggage. entered the cab. As
she bought her ticket the agent inclfir.
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DRIVING OUT A DEMON.
eueer Means h, witch Tartar Lamas
Cured n Fever

Cured a Fever
On the plains of Tartary, the land
of grass" the struggles between good
spirits and demons often occasion con-
siderable annoyance for the ignorant
tribesmen and AFFORD profitable em-
ployment for the lamas. Peres Hue
and CADET. French travellers who
crossed them tIreescore or more years
ago. witnessed the struggles of the
learned men TO drive out one of the
demons.
The aunt OF the chief of an encamp-
ment in the valley of the dark waters
was i'll of feyss. Her nephew waited
in patience, but she did not get well.
and at lasthe called In the lamas. His
worst fears We're confirmed. A demon
of considerable rank was present in
her aud must be east out, a task for
which the lamas would need to be well
paid. Eight others were at once called
In by the first. and together they made
from dried herbs an image which they
called the demon of intermittent fe-
vers." This image they put in the pa
tents tent.
An hour before midnight the lamas
ranged themselves in a semicircle In
one end of the tent, with cymbais, sea
shells, bells, tambourlnes and other
noisy Instruments. The remainder OF
the family made up the circle, while
the patient crouched opposite the image
of the demon. The chief lama had be-
fore him copper basin filed with mil,
let and some little paste images. The
tent was full of smoke from the hearth
fire.
Upon given signal the clerical or
chestru began u noisy overture, the lay
witnesses beating time with their
hands. The diabolical concert over, the
grand lama opened the book of exor-
cisms and began chanting the forms.
From time to time he scattered millet
to the four points of the compass.
Sometimes he would quit the regular
cadence of prayer and indulge in an
outburst Of apparently indomitable
rage, abusing the herb image with
fierce invective and furious gestures
When he had finished he gave signal
with his arms, and the other lamas
burst into tremendously noisy cho-
rus, setting all the noisy instruments to
work at the same time.
The lay congregation, having started
up, ran out Of the tent and three times
clrcled round 1t. beating 1t with sticks
and yelling IN the most blood curdling
manner all the while and then re-ei..
tered the tent as precipitately as they
had quilted it. Then, while the others
hid their faces, the grand lama set fire
to the herb image and carried II from
the tent into the plain, where he watch
ed it burn and mathematical 1t. In
the tent the other lamas TRANQUILITY
chantcd prayers In solemn tone
The expulsion having been thus &c.
complished in the finest manner, the
members Of the family secured torches
and. accompanied by the nine lamas,
all making night hldeous with cries and
beating Of instruments. escorted the pa
tient to another tent, where she fell
asleep. to awaken later without her
fever. The incantations succeeded. to
the amaZement of the travellers, and
the illness did not return. = Youths
Companion.
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Pennsylvania or Ness York.
Pennsylvania. said Peggy
II seemed more expensive and a
longer trip fhan she had anticipated.
but II was not until late in the after
noon that she suspected a mistake.
The conductor Informed her that the
train was due at I. Peggy remembered
stellas writing that II she took the 8
o'clock train she would arrive in ample
time for dinner.
The train had pulled out at 3:l5, and
Peggy had charged the discrepancy to
her watch. Now she grew anxious.
Her preparations had not been made
with her usual forethought. She had
cared only for the fact that she was
going to cheltmore and that Jim was
there.
On reaching her destination the worst
was soon known. There was no such
address as Stella had given, and the di
rectory proved that she did not reside
in Cheltinore, Pa. Peggy. little fright.
ened, retraced her steps to the station
to inquire for the next train for Phlla.
delphia. The first person she ran into
was Dunbar.
Peggy why, Peggy
Then, remembering their difference.
he thrust his hands into his pockets and
turned silent.
.Jim-I-l've done stupid thing
I've come to the wrong Cheltmore. 2
Peggy sank crestfallen into the nearest
seat and strove to force back her tears.
Dunbar's heart softened. Explain.
dear"
I'm to visit Stella at Cheltmore. l.
| thought there was only one. When Is
the next train back?"
TO Philadelphia" inquired Dunbar
slowly.
"of course. How soong'
He eyaded the question.
Peggy, is cold reason SO satisfac-
tory? Didn't you miss me just lit
tieg"
''oh, Jim, but the train. II viii be 50
late. What will aunt say?"
IN satisfy all questions If you an.
swer one of mine. DO you love me
enough TO share my struggles
Peggy tried to take her eyes from
him, but he held her with the strength
OF love that shope In his. She smiled
little mistiIy. Its not wisdom per
haps, but
"You trust NE absolute!y?" demanded!
Dunbar.
For all time murmured Peggy.
''Then come, dearr' He hurried her
to the telegraph office, which was emp
ty. and began rapidly ticking Off a mes
sage. Then he scrawled few words
on blank form.
Sweetheart, prepare to be brave
Your reputation for prudence is shat
tered beyond repair. But as it brought
you TO me | have no complaint. There
Is no train to Philadelphia before noon
tomorrow"
mo train she faltered.
81 hated to tell You. That's why /
secured your promise first. I'll take
you now to friend of mine, Mrs
Davis. She's a monument of proprie
ty."
what will Aunt Margaret say?' re
peated Peggy dlsmally.
I'm not sure. but she rather likes
me-" said Dunbar, smiling. anyhow
we shall know when we get her an
swer to my telegram"
yours did you sayf"
"Read." suggested her lover as he
held the copy before her and slipped
one arm about her Peggy arrived
wedding tomorrow come
"oh. OH" gasped Peggy in confusion
Then surrendering herself TO his arms
she whispered, 81 love you"
You love me, and I've earned pro
motion. We begin life with one hun
dred and fifty, so even prudence may
be appeased."
But, -tomorrow-Im not ready
what viii people say
THAT Prudent Peggy is Only hu
man after all, but as you change your
name, what does it natter"
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Thr nrn,-inr nf M.

"If they're both deaf and dumb. /
don't see how they could make love"
NO? should say It was the best
kind-ali handmade, you know
Philadelphia Ledger.
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The OIiverl
TypeW1

TYPEwRITERs-Tha ]
of awards of the ST.. Lou
ave the Oliver the GOLD
HIGHEST AWARD, Tor sifsll9lll = 7
all otaer makes. There You AK
record has never been equalled.
sell the OLIVER -lots Of taem: 2
tne most substantial machine ever ~
We offer the following bargain.
machines which nave been traded 4
by divers:
No. Z Remington, with tabulatqt =
line scales, serial No. 10000. out d Z
tory but two months, cost $40 s.
fat, $50.
No. 8 Remington, out Of fartoSy
than two months, Is inch carriaga, i
but % days, cost sli7.5O, $50.
No. 5 Underwood, their latest mo
cost slo7.5o, sos.
No. S smith-Preniicr. 10 inch 4
rage, cost Sl07 80, $50.
No. J Remington with tabnIatOr. !
sl27.5O, 500.
No. 2 Smith Premier, $4,000 serial /
800, s45 and SIS. 1
No. l Smith Premier, cost 500
and ss5. -
No. 2 RemingtOns, eos
SIS.
Hammond UNIVERSAL
from factory, cost sid
No. 6 BaF.LoclSs, 81
No. 6 Remington,
And many more
figures. You cannot
ut a writer Mt taese
One Fisher Book \
used eight months. &
High grade desks,
manufacturers price.
Woven edge import
lar price 81, our prie
machine.
BANN
P.ro Box 7ss.
Miss Laura Peck, 2
Waldo Hotel, Oliyj
Clarlxsburg w. Va.
aaI
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a BARGAIN-lf taken in the next
few weeks-A new FIVE room mouse with
BATH and all modern improvements, sit
uated on Clark street, between 6tn and
TIN, streets, Glen Elk. $500 Is all tina,
is nseded. Balance TO suit purchaser
For particulars address D. Lee Hedges,
care Robinson's iswelry store. l4ml2t.
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WANTED Position as domestic by
a German girl. Understands cooking.
Address "M.s Telegram Office. l4mst.
WANTED TO RENT-six or seven
room house. Must be centrally located.
Possession April lst. NJ, N. Snuttle-
worth, post Office. l4marst.
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WANT DEPARTMENT

wsst, Fsuna, Fer Rent, Lost Nsticss
SIC, etc, viii DO pubiished In this col
ann at the rate Of tive cents pei line
pei insertion, INVARIABLY CASH In
ADVANCE. Count sig words To the line.
Nothing accepted for lee, than as centr
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WANTED-Forty boys. from 10 to Is
years of age, with the object of organic.
ing boys band. Must have consent Of
parents and be free from cigarette
smoking and the use or foul or slang
language For further particulars APP
ply to Prof. j. Ivison. Walker House,
city. from 0 a. m. to p. M. Satur-
day, March Is. l3mar2td'
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WANTED -Taree or four rooms in
good locality. Address 522 Preston
street, Wines addition, city. l4mdt.
FOR RENT-Tnree large upstairs
rooms, completely furnished, with use
Of piano, or unfinished; terms reason.
able. Inquire at sherifT's Office. mi4tf
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FOR sALE-oak bedroom suit, with
springs and mattress. Also new single
set harness. Cheap. D. ]. Hyer. 3os
Point street, Broad Oaks. l4m3t-
WANTED-An experienced servant,
with references, at good wages Harvey
r. Smith. at Office. l4mar3t
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LosT-Between post Office and caest.
nut street, on Pike street, gold brooch
representing ~oman's face. Finder
viii please return TIVE same TO this office
and receive reward marstf.
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FOR RENT-Two houses in Alta
Vista, near street car line. Finished in
hardwood, gas, water at door. Inquire
At tine Racket store. mar3tf.
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For Rent--Up.to.date apartme]|
Jones' apartments. Apply 70
Morgan. attorney, room a, Irwin
ing, opposite post office.
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FOR RENT-Nicely furnished rlaN
off bath, with all conyenieuces; yrees
easonable. III West Pike st. feb2aIls:
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FOR RENT-A seven-rosrh house MA
all modern convsniences on corn q
lot with fruit trees, grape vines, ca
Near court house and posioiilcs anil y
most desirable part of the city, III
quire at Asa w. Pike street. maiSiJ
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FOR Rents room house. soain
Chestnut street. All convenience G
L. Ford & Co. febls'l
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LosT-saturday, March 4, on West
Pike street or West Main street. onyx
pin, pearl center, gold back. Suitable
reward for return to George T. Bar.
ney. 6marst'
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WANTED Girls to aelp make c9ass
Address c. I. Ford, Traders Anna.
clarksbnrg, W. Va. 0naGst
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FOUNDER ring Owner =
anne by calling at this OfIi1
ng same, and paying for
ment.
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FoUND-on Pike street, ladies pocket
book containing sum of money. Own
n can nave same by calling at this Of
fee and describing property. lsm3t.
FOR RENT-Funished rooms all
modern convenisnccs. 5000 single; 81
double. per month. Apply at $3.50 Lee
street. marl3tf.
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FOR SALE Encyclopaedia Briianasis
Inquire at tine. Telegram Office. 2iiskl,
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WANTED-A cleaning woman. a.
ply at the Waldo hotel. massif'
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special Price. For unde.lrnbIes.

New York restaurants that decliue
certain classes OF trade have a special
menu card that is placed in the hands
of undesirable guests. The prices are
marked away up to six or seven times
the standard charges. 4 small steak
costs from s1.J0 to 50. three boiled
eggs 81, an oyster stew 50 cents and a
cup OF tea or coffee half dollar.
In one Of these restaurants the other
hight two orientals who insisted on be
ing served paid SO for steaks that cost
ether customers not more than hair a
dollar. \ colored couple dropped in for
breakfast and read Che special bin OF
fare with Increasing astonishment.
"They don't charge 30 cents for n cup
Of confee!" remarked tile man incre,lu-
lously. MT understanding the situation.
Les gwine right away out o ycre =
said the woman, showing her white
teeth. This aiE'i No ft place for de
sent cullad folks" New York Press.
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For Rsnt-Several well'located,
date office rooms at greatly
rates-s5 and up per month Ing
the Telegram office.
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FOR RENT Two-story frame II
on West Locust street. Apply 10 y
H. Lewis, Merchants Bank fe6si;
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For Sale--New seven room bricb
house, gas, bath, electric wiring, laundrs
cellar and all modern conveniences. T,oi
tnxs2, situated on Lee street. near 5th
Three minutes walk from the cour'
iuire at the Telegram Office emaytf
FOR RENT-An elegant business room
on North Fourth street, Glen Elk, the
DOM now occupied by the Boomer Cam
Is Company. Possession pril LIST. Also
basement floor, 24xlo0 feet. with front
md rear entrance. Win provide for
'igat and heat. Call on W. s. Law. at
Bartlett's meat market, Pike street, for
further information. mar6tI
-@------s.-s--sS-..-~~
WANTED-Lady or gentleman Of fair
education TO travel for firm Of $3.50
O0o-eapttai. Salary sl,o7s per year AMI
expenses paid weekly. Address NJ. Per
eival, Clartshnrg, W. va. omarst'
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--.~>>.~~-~->S~.>--~--~>> -
For Rent-Furnished room Tor
tleman. Inquire ses Lee street.
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For Rent-A nice furnished r.
444 West Main street. Call a
Furniture Company.
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For Rent-Io gentlemah'
furnished room with private family
ply at 1875 West Pike street lu
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FOR SALE New nine room ny
with gas, bati, pantry au
cellar. Good barn and carriage aou,
hydrant At barn. situated in d,siras,
residence portion Of city, van g
at bargain as owner has position
another STATE. Inquire at TelegF
Office. j. j. Gusman, DIV ~
street. ioi'
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p o Box 7es,
Miss Laura Peck, p
Waldo Hotel. oliyJ
Carksburg W. va %
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-05-13
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MttteI am9ebem.

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