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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-15
OCEAN STEAMSHIPS.
FINANCIAL.

Advertiser holds responsible executive
position with one Of the largest corpora
lions in the world Through my position,
am In contact daily with information that
can be used to an Immense profit TO q
responsible business man, who can com-
mand not less than 5000. and who will
satisfy me of square dealing, 7 will, upon
request, furnish details. Your money u
at all times handled by yourself and
Will satisfy you that there Is absolutely
no risk OF loss. Address, ia confidence,
j.. is. MASON
Hotel JunkeF, Bal timore. Nd.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-15
OUTCLASsED
. BY PENNSYLVANIA TEAM
Defeated On Franklin Field By
Score Of Seventeen to
Nothing.
Especial to The 1Imes-Dispatch.)
PHILADELPHIA, PA, October

E1,fl4LAA11If1 1A, Ia, OctODcr H.
The University of North Carolina an
time to-day, and Penn had little diff
Guilty In winning by O score Of II to 0.
The visitors, coached by Pop" Warner,
the once great Cornell guard, showed
nothing striking In tho way or offense,
and the limo was unable to stop the Penn
attacks. Although minus the services
Of Zicgler, whom typhoid fever will prob
ably keep out Of the game for the re-
mainder Of the season. the quarters
played n good game and there was never
an instant when North Carolina had a
chance to score
Tho scoring was divided, five points in
the first half and twelve in the second.
Lamson made one touchdown and Fol
well the other two, TORY missed ono
OF the goals and kicked one. Sheblo
booted the other,
Carolina would have been able to mako
q better showing but for the cxecrnble
Kicking of Robertson, Most OF the time
no uppercut tho ball, sending 1t straight
up N the air, skyrocket fashion. Win
bourne did q little better after Robertson
left, and pulled the average for punts
from ton yards up to about twenty-three.
There We're seven North Carolina punts
Tor q total of $50 yards. rho Penn end
play was SO good that these punts 10.
gother with four kick offs, only returned
total Of ten yards, the North Carolina
man being IN most Instances downed on
the spot where he touched the pIgskin.
In marked contrast ia this poor kIo]-
Ing was the wonderful work OF sheblo
who punted IN form almost, IL not quite,
up to that OF Reynolds His four plnts
carried 2lS yards, an average Of neatly
50 yards. The Penn team ran back
kicks with splendid dash, Stevenson,
Johnson and Sheble all shining in this
respect,
THE LINEUP.
Penn. Positions, NJ Carolina
Gaston....,.,.,, Loft end ...,.. Townsend
(Thayer)
Draper....,.. Left tackle ....Ahernathy
t0blnSOn. 49,, Left guard ,,4.,., Gardner
uobson) ca. Snips)
Torrey..,.,.,,,. Center ...,,.,..,P Parker
(BankarD
hunk (Steln). Right guard .,.,.,, Traylor
l.amson, $50. Right tackle .,.,.Storrey5
Scarlet, Right end .,...Singlctary
tGallagher)
Stevenson, Quarter back Sadler
(Johnson)
Sheble.,..,.. Left half back .Wndbourne
Honeywell. Right half back !, C. Snipes
{Greene)
folwell..,.,,t,' full abck ...,,.. Robertson
CHhompson)
Referee = Corbln (Yale) Umpire
Sharpe (Yale). Llnesman ~ Wallace.
Pensylvania). Time Of halves Twenty
minutes. @
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-15
Will Speak to Railroad Men.

Z Services at the Main Street Station.
Railroad Young Mems Christian Asso-
citation. this afternoon at $3.50 will DO
conducted by Rev. b. Lacy Hogc, Of
Jackson, Ga. A cornet solo will be given
by NJ. B Oxenham: tenor solo by N. b.
Crabtree.
Fey. Mr.. Hoge VIII conduct revival
services at venable Street Baptist Church
every night at o'clock for the next two
weeks, He has. been at the head OF one
OF the great Southern Summer Bible
( Conferences and Is n good prea cher
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-15
Lecture On European Travels,

DR.. r. b, Eggleston will give n lecture
on his travels In Europe at the Third
Presbyterian Church. Friday, October
Goth, at a S:l5 T, NJ. The proceeds OF
this lecture so to aid the societies Of
tho church. pr, Eggeston is one OF the
most popular ministers in the city, and
will no doubt attract large crowd on
this occasion.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-15
Mrs. 7, w. BRYANT.

Mrs. J.. w, Bryant, wife Of the late DR.,
J, w. Bryant, of Richmond, died at '20
O'Clock yesterday morning at the home
of her son, Mr., ", r. Bryant, OF Ran
dleman. N. G, e.
The funeral services will DO held ut
lakewood Cemetery at half-past 3 this
afternoon. II
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-15
CHURCH NOTICE.

BAPTIST,
and twelfth streets) .-Preaching by. tho
pastor Rev w IIl, v At y IS :; IN AZ
Is. d., Will preach the annual sermon
before tic Ladies' missionary Society.
Sunday school, D., J. MCCARTHY, Supt.' AZ
W vE,N 1 STREET baptist
Chlrch--Great gospel campaign, twenty,
first and Yenable Streets, Servings Sc a. y u
A. M, and 5 p. NJ. to-norIoW's SPeahot'
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-15
Beth Ahaba Auxiliary,

The annual meeting of the Beth Ahaba
\ Ladies' Auxiliary Will DO held this after
noon ut o'clock In the vestry room OF
me Beth Ahaba temple, large at
tendance is requested.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-15
This is Rally Day,

This will be rally day ut Denny Street
Sunday school, An interesting programme
will be rendered at $50, and f. cordial
invitation is given to everybody.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-15
r., F. & p. RAILWAYS. (

One fare, plus rs cents, fpr the round
trip, within radius of 100 miles. tick
cts to be on sale October 18th, and
for morning trains OF the 18th, good
to return 10Th.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-15

Monumental's Afternoon Service
The afternoon service at Monumental
Church on Sunday, and until further
notice, will be at o'clock, instead OF 8.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-15

TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-11-14
Nnnbcnihne's nrllcs llnlrrnchmcn.

Nnnbcnibuc'9 ncnc9 lluicrHcbmcn.
MoibinQtoM :. g. IS. 9}ou.
- Nop anobcnibnc, Ser fiibnc 2uit.
idiiicr, mrld)cr lmtcr Sen Nlipi}ien
Ger Mcarlt'ihcn 3eitmNcn }mrimol
in icincr TlugmaihIHc iIbCr Ncn.
Nort icNrltc, nil MIN Olc Tobrt BON
bier nld) 9tcm- Nort 0llrh oIc @iiitc
lmtcrntbmcn. &nabenibltc lit iidcr.
0uB i6m Ooa l@luttrncDlnCn aCIin9cu
uno bat bcreita cine Norm &c.
mictbct, no cr unQcit0rt cine iilr Ooa
Nroictt poiicnoe Muidinc crboucl
Der 2uitihiiicr miro tiiniti0.
bin icincu @obuliB IN Ml'bln1ton
uobmrn, "a man linn bier mcDr 81.
~tereiie iijr icinc FlGnc cntgcNcn.
briltNt, ais on0crauo, ul0 mtBcrocn
lit bcionOer3 0a2 NrirIa0Cportcmcni
itorf an oM Grpcrimcntru &nlbcn.
ines mtcrcilirt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-11-14

oes .nanern Str. stlnt. y: ?reir5," ySifeus
run5sGumPHnerein3. ngautru Snrlcrio.
San, u.to qci6s}PreiuS.- rEeutite @es
miitbIitfeit" r&tielibnieoe luton uno
nSefpcrz@pnfinoe GIT. ATS. J. 9. s. ;srt,
i6ee Bier Az 'eo"r 3ett. 3eIepb"n: e.
4 y. - AOif 2509 %.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-11-14
G1itiNcr 3cuac UcieitiNt.

Nroof6opcm Miii, t3, Nou.
Ger Eoitrcjt,r @}iMl gI0on0, mel
der I'M Mai oi2ie3 &obrc3 nor Scr
wrouo &urD III &odion in cincnl
%~criubrcu QcQcn 300 Ncrioncn ne.
Gen &cridmormN GcGcu NcimitGttcn,
NIiBcr uCruommcn mlrOc, lit bel
MiuCr'a, uidt Wcit uoll bier, lcbtr
9tddlt Crmor0Ct mor0cH.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-11-14
CALL.
CoItimprer afticn,norft.

Get. We'll.
Gtaai5sS efuriidirn.
toro Carolina der GouiUlS 90. l03A
Vaftiuorsr Ctoht QfFtier frpn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-11-14

Verldnut:
"X&c,. uuo GCbrIinge luerhet itCtS aeiJdt
SuttCI bon Der rWtdrOlduo Nddcr- &crcis
UiaunG. Gr. 9I2, NOros @uD., nnBe Caroline
strnbe.
els e. ", Sabu, glGeut.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-11-14
@croet Sanseigcntbiimcr

Mooetne 5lueift1dtGe 8Gnfcr nit fcts 3tn
mcrn al Der @~eiiieite Der GrooesStrnBe. anti
ften Suirmouuis gloenue mo 5o~DcttesStrdbt.
SuGen tcmentirie aeler. concentrates Trottoir,
eIait gepiIafterte GtruBe. Sefen. SURFACES mo
WldrmorsI reppeu. BretS $775. Srunojins $50
pro Sobr. Inter Ietbten 9ebingungen oer'
fault. Wnn nebune Die Snirrlouuts gloenle Cars.
@, Z. Gallagher, @auunternebmsr.
tt29-) gr. 280S. Scirmornts gIoe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-11-14
Vultimprcr Mnrftberidltc.

Nolti III tore, t3. Nopembcr 1905.
Mc6l. - 3uiubrcn 1900 6diier.
cinihIieBlid 3lO2 6Giicr 5t Occult
Noint uno 1923 GGiier 81 Canton.
@iiitcnperianot 25S S0iier. Gie Notie
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-11-14

libel; &crl0n0t BON Den G|lCuQtorrn
1921 @llhcl; Glcpotorcn . Norrot1
3tl,S37 Nuid)cI. &crfGuic: , @oN
Non0 Nr. , mciBcr Spot; I 90. Spot,
, 90. Stcomcr gcnliidJtcr Spot, I 90.
Stcomcr Ncmiihtcr Spot 5u 81; 70.
OO0 Nuihcl steamer 1cmiihtcr Spo.
III 81.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-11-14
gu D~crfanfen.
Ucrfnuieu:

Gin Client. Silentbltner bon lSr1: 1902,
1904 mo 1906, @reeiluount %9lpcnnc. in uiterl
3uitanoc, inqt, or ul0dte Geln OieiCn Niornt IA
ben. mo 1T pelpilt, lie Sem III opicrH, Der
nas mcii.e Sclo iHr tie In hieicr 3eii unbicict.
I'D halle oies iir cine CSclcGcubcit iilr CiGcu
ibuetlcn MdufCr, cine IA oocr lispro5cuiiQc
aapitalunlnUe III MAIDEN. SnipiSirt lie unO
mutht cine Siicrtc.
Mari ". @riaht,
C3tG-S) Gr. 100, II sSurntoGa Ctr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-11-14

eorboifsGd. Der ecip, nh Sorrensstrase.
Sarptanartier oes 5eidnqpereiue .gReIo.
6te-. Gi%naiiurhen ieoen BoHrer'taB.tbeE
Serfnmrrlurpsn BEG ~@%erteuntnI Dsstper'
BtrttnS" ieben 2, uu6 ( Etenitd9 iri Mo-
moi. 9eIepbrH Wtt. SsrnOn 26s6 u.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-11-14

storoufh@ie SQUAD. uub @GroltuesSt-nse
Sduptounrtier oes .SGperreM idnuercurs"
r. 0.sGde 8ouab' uuo G1rottnsftr. Her'
einsnerinulmIunN ieber Gnitnerttaa ubeuo,
9teu. WttoIieoer DiutnmTen. NOr8iq'
lthea Bier Der Acknowledgement I'M HdDi
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-11-14
Gcrlangt inn M%ngcmeinen.
1entldts MrOeits Wadlpeiinnns. Nhrenn,

7cutIdes 9rbeits. gadiuciiuuaS s@irenu,
pr. 219. iloaSburpsSirGie. ulItcr Der 9luliidt
tcutitbe SnuolUcrier. Nrbeiter mo SlenitbOien
6I beiblitigcn l%piiuidDen, mOlleH lih peri6ulib
DbCr in irnntirtel Nriefen an Den gpcnten her
BeicNibuit. Subnnu =. Wiegcr, 9r. 2i9, Gin.
9burpsStrnie, mcnorH, lpelber uneutpelt.it
t~lIsiInit erlbetIeu miro. Sprc1iiunoen bon !
bis & ubr. CSan2S,10
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-11-14
Etuy'f nuffI-

gr. 1924 O.: 8oIdptcrss eitass. - StH.
uer m Strren 8u pecntIetben. - SeIufte
&eirintc unb Teire. .Bnb'9teis-Srnne.
rei'1Pitr. EstfdminIuna5IotoI beS of,
Sombcro'tr. SEtmerp. Ndii. urs pctb.
8rreius. @beT. Gel.-@pife 2552 9B.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-11-14
3n pcrmictbcu.
.Su nerntictbcu:

Seine orobc 2eriammIunQes9iiumc out bctls
iilirt mo Qut bcleuhtet. 9iuqduH bon yGltis
m~oresStrGbe LOpohI. lpie bon @nHs Sirnbe. Srci
or 8ebraud Der arobcl 6ulle Iuo SOr3imnter
irNeno Elm Simmer miet6en. 5epler nerSen
gnufcite ibcrHommcn. 9tHh ~}u'ruNcn in Tr. &,
@orn. @an. straRe, ooer ar. 1924, cn,Saittmorr.
StraRe. tScpt29, 2Uiie)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-11-14
Hru0uftcu Wturft.

llutcNltebenoe Erciie bejlcbcn lih
otf Sen Gn1ro8 San0cl; fir Den
&~lciubonoc: mlB Elm entiprctenher
Nuiidlog Gcmadlt iucroeu,
Uicr, pro NllbCn0 DC. bis 2Sc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-11-14

G%encbelt. 9icnitmGohen
Cibrem bci'm godbier iiBenorr Scrrlt
ms DIR iliiiterno): SEER SefretGr,
Sic ioller glcidl nod &oilie fommen,
Der Stordl bat einen flciner Sllnaen
gebrpht!" - SefretGr 5u &ollie ON
gelon9t, nit idlperer 3lunge): .No,
Winna. 10 5eigen Sic mir nal mel
iren Stommhalter!" - 9ienItmGo@
den: .Sier, Serr Sefret1r!" - sc.
fretGr: .Gomeriuetter, Minno. lua.
nm boben Sic mir oenn nift oleid1
Ct, boB es 3Diuinge lino2"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-11-14
GsatsH axs SteRIassis~ n.
epriuo's Gautuu ptrbrrfrnu,.nsa..

Fhrinn's NeRTDR EtfotrffGh5.6nut,
s.. ctr. II. S0it 9pe.. ggHt1u.
Suupt lIn r.,tr oes gdrtton eieser;rarA -
Siraiturhe lceeH @Olnefilag M6e1o. -
Snmeris9ierriu %heTinmmelt IT'D ieher Stsr.
flla sIhcnh. giuiionuisgier nTr SaSI.-
Gbefnpenie 9eIep6nu; Nclte 1853 3
(GpriIt31SJ
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-11-14
.uNn ". 9Iifcrs Gn.


Er. 923. G~cr6.SOens, gde NHtbonb.str.
&erfInmIunaolOial oeS .Nntoniu : g0n'
cIapcs Nr. 1876. }. %" nsteIbens9i'
firiit5 Er 100 .ShtHere9itrifts Er.
5. IL. o.. 1Gae an gyeretre Al perm,t.
then Sr'ui.s WP,p Iasir. mn nuhpre
@etrduIc. lelcpbou; 6. & :. g8olfe 900 q.
G29I
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-11-14

-
Creamery Separator 20 bis 81
GrcamcrO %mitotion IS bis II
Ga. Nortbmcitcru &oOlc 16 bis 10
Store Godco ........ 10 bis -
NSCltCrn 9ioIl@,........ Is bis -
Creamery Erint@, 1 Fio. 2t bis %
Cream. Erint, y EiO.. - bis q
Nf0., ga, Eu. Erirt3... f. bis -
Creamery Nlod3, . ElO. 20 bis 81
@cbcnoca @ciIiiNcI, pro Eiun0: oIte
&iibncr Toe. bis 11c.; irm0c @ilbncr
lic. bis To; Gutcu llc. bis t2C.;
[oubcL pro Eoor 2Oc. bis 35c.;
@Gnic. pro Ei,mO t2c.; Nutcr, pro
Yium0 l5C. bis 1Sc.
Nrii tc un0 Sem ii e.
&~urtoiicIn, pro Nnidcl GOc. bis
75c.; 3udcrriibcn, pro Nilu0cl 1l2r.
bis 2c.; @ciBfohl pro Come $1,000
bis $500; 3micbcln, pro Nulhcl
Soc. bis 75c.; Ncpicl, pro Sob $i.25
bis 1925; Qriinc NobncuL pro @lls
i0cl Boo. bis 400; 9nnonnS, pro
Grotc $500 bis 800; NpicIiincn,
pro &iitc $50 bis 500; @irnch
pro Sob 500 bis $500; Gorottcn
pro Wiln0el We. bis 2c.; WFoiS, pro
9tO. 7c. bis Sc; GroubCn, pro 1 Eio.
aorb t3c. bis Doc; GuIncc9, pro NoB
So bis ST.; mcibc NiibcL pro ailtc
2Oc. bis Doc; brolIncr aobl, pro @u.
itcl t5c. bis Doc; anpiloIot, pro
aiitc 2Oc. bis Dc; Spinot, pro Nu
idcl Zoe.
Groceries uno BrontiiC.
SoI5fIciid, pro Giuno: fIcinc GIL
gar Gurco Sd)infcn 12c.; QroBe
SdinfCn i1l2c.; Goliiornicr Sdin-
fen re; Sugar 6urc6 Sdnllteru
SHc.; trodcu Qciol5cnc Scitenrippcn
S2ic.; Spcdicitcn 0l2c. trodcn GeioI.
5enc ShuItcrn Sec; reinca Sfmol}
in 5icrcc3 Sc; SpcdihuItcru &C.;
Mcb.S dpcincIlcii6 SIC pro 6oB,
Noiiinirter 3lldcr: gcuiiric!t
DOC; pulpcriiirt 1906; Stou0orO
oronulirt l70c.; fem NromuIirt
l.7Oc.; Gr0itol u I70c.; Columbia
u 1850; Gclbcr 3.75c. bis loo.
@cr0ltCtcr &oifee: 6. 8. Is. 100
Ei0. &iitcn t3I2c,; 6. g. 6. GO Eib.
&iilcn 1866; &. 8. s. 3G Eiunb
&iItcn 15.70c.; reiner SABA 29c. bis
29l@c.; outer SABA &c. bis 2712c.;
reincr Moffo &c. bis 271ac.; SABA
mo Moffa, Qcnniidt. 2Gc. bis 2G12c.;
SABA, genliidlt, 25c. bis 2512c.; rel
ncr Morocoi0o 22c. bis 22lgc.; reincr
ga @lroOro DC. bis 221ac,; rcincr
Santos 2t12c. bis 2212c.; Santos,
ocmii6t, 20Ac. bis BIC; Hio, &c.
miidt, 10hc. biz 20c.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-11-14

libel; olt9 Den Glcootorcn 5uriidNc5o.
0cn 56,6l6 @uicd)I; Glcootorcn Dor.
rotb 1,G69,lOG Nuid)cl. @crtGuic: I
Mo00on 9tr. , luciBcr 81 30.
SClttinc Sdhuj,rntr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-11-14
Hutpt's Nant,"

9tt. 30 bis ire, Sariorosaosnu..
0anptluoriier hes ~2balia'W inrer6ors-.
Suue uu6 SomlHsredrier biuig al her.
mte:tcn. Sn;er PIne flt N%uiterHrD'iep.
Teiriie Geirdrfe. 5rti|Fool. q, q -
felstbou - Wit. SeriIBn 376a u,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-11-14

EGNel Bale!
INT Meile iu's Auslaab beiorst ..
Saline. Rr. All. ct. $auI'SHste.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-11-14

jcnbcr Ut 81 300 Spot III S2ll2,
2OOO Stcumcr 9tr. > rotbcr Spot 5ll
ri,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-11-14
s.bom 8nys's Rrnaarast.

pr. iI04 Observation-Disclosures.
Der -gforbuft SmuGripdbteuoe fnubt.str
bun soliU1gre- brfamn,elt f6 bier
ieb,n Moutu - @erpq. srebrl 4 Hons
Nier an 8dpt. MO beutI1er Srt birsii
BON Sob.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-11-14

Spirpa adipeassr's Cafe,
2115 GnlutrtGur RUuo, name Srehertd.Nue.
Die belten 2Selne I'M 9Seitcno. W(dbls
iritcu az ieher Seit CSettatialrrfh eine
S]pc5tdlltGt. - 0ullCu IN ncrmiCt1.u
GlpyIl9Ui0
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-11-14
Ncutigc Sd)luBrotc:

"s.tdnIc nnt %: hiciiacn gffeften.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-11-14
8clo ans5nlciben.

&enn Sbr @eib nbtbig habt, iurnoet gud,
on nttdl. Snrlebel nif Saldre, lf0belr mo
@rlnoelqentblim. Serffluieeenbeit. Seine
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Mr.. 0remer, Wr. 100,
Gore.EaeasStra6e, 1. 5Iur. eaunorp 9iiIoina'
(NnriIt6-l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-11-14

sssa n. @itt,r's ,9plumstc.eaae,

5fr. 1922. CIT BrnfisG lrnBe.
r@sHen.8urmftdotcr Beretu- r%eriGmmtIt
fh itben eritsn 9ieuitus I'M Noini In
ber Gale. Sun. flr Bersine Lns Seh.
ItGieiIen Iu b.rmiet1en-
tSnpb1S)
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-12-14

Come right away, Brooke can
make yonr photos for Xmas. Hurry,
the time is short. dee19tf.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-12-14
P0LIeE Gull

There were eight prisoners at
this mornings session OF police
court. SIX OF hem colored, and
two white. just enough contrast
to makea picturesque color Feq saa
The two wIa1tes were mp toF getsll
drnrnll and disorderly. Five darizs
5r ie6ting on Monticello avenue,
and one dark for purloInlng tish.
1t was a very busy morning indeed
for the city's chief executive. IL
the city is any richer by the presence
of these eight, we failed to see the
currency flash into view And the
stencil was there in full force. We
rather think we viii adopt Citizen
George Francis Frain's idea. Every
BODY in police court is Mister.
Never saw so much pollteness.:
Wonder what the term Mister
really means? From the standpoint
of police court ethics a Mister ,
a good stenchy jay. Citizens, please
for us in the future.
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GnRlSIML. "a

rate and ttrlel
II, in,as VII BE held ~ y
go1 b 81 Christ Episcopal church
TONI 5E Afternoon and evening
and also Saturday afternoon ana
evening. ia the assembly room Of the
waldo Quite number OF beautl-
full articles m the way Of Xmas
work and homemade candy Will be
on sale. Among the pleasing feat
ures OF the entertainment will be a
large Xmas tree on which Will be
-aiffs for the little children to guess
for: also 4 guessing contest Of the
name Of a handsome doll which has
been IN the window of J. F: Kroh-
mes jewelry store, on Third street
the past week, but has now oeen n Es.
moved to the assembly room OF tnt
Waldo, ready for the children !, e
hand in their guesses and all child
rem are invited to come and see ano
guess.
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Fine line of woolens Just received
at Bloch's Tailoring establish
ment dec14to23.
A. w. Rapp. of Gypsy, was here
Thursday attending circuit court
Fine line of X-mas necSwear,
fancy vests, hats, shoes etc. at
Blocll's haberdashery and tailoring
establishment. dec14to23.
N. G.. Keim, of Elkins, prom
inent Republican politician and
business man, was a-business visitor
here Thursday
Col. James I. Highland, the sage
Of West Milford, was in the city to-
day. Col Highland has been CON
fined to his bed for the past three
weeks. but he is now convalescing'
w. Y. Ball was business visitor
here from Fairmont Thursday.
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FoITNp-A pocket book contains

Fo1ND-A pocket book contains
ing sum of money. Owner can
have same by calling at the Lowndes
Savings Bank and describing prop
erty. l4uee'' :
FOR SALE OR RENT - s-room
house on Werntnger street, Glen
Elk. Bath and basement. Write or
call on w. G. Burnside, store Steal
81 addition. 14dec3t-
FOR RENT OR SALE-10s-acre
farm in Marion county, 8 miles
from Fairmont, / 1-2 miles from
railroad. Call on or write to w. ..
Burnside, store Stealey addi-
/ ton. l4dee3t-
FOR RENT-Furnished rooms for
light housekeeping. Apply 339
Lee street. 14dec3t
WANTED-Good pants and vest
makers at J. Block Tailoring Co !,
he. FFpl,.s dec14to23.
Strictly up-to-date high grade
tailoring at Blocks, haberdashers,
Third street, opposite the post
Office. dec14to23.
NJ. G. Morrison, of Moundsville,
having charge of the states kennel
of bloodhounds, was here Thursday
witness before the grandljury.
Best of tailoring the Bloch's, the
Hub store, Third street, opposite
post office decl4to23
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sKEET MELonY FL0UR.

Mrs. Anna o. Hill and dangnteF
and son, Anna Mary and Robert,
returned last night from New Mata-
noras. Ohio, where they visited
over a month. Their visit was an
enjoyable one. w5
+ Wade Coffman was here Weo-
nesdav evening enroute tom
sLinnston to his home at Bristol
Miss Cora Chorpening. who re-
Gently resigned at the Watts Lam
baTd Company's store as saleslady'
leaves lt.., tonight for PHILADELPHIA to
occent a position in the big Wanna
maker store there.
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Xmas comm hurry up, Brooke
can get your photos ready. Come
on. dec13tI
j. Hop Wood, of Philippi, was
prominent attorney here Thurs
day.
A. ]. Michael, of DoIa, was a
city business visitor Thursday.
Mrs. Thomas Regain, of Gypsy,
.spent Thursday in the city.
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salvation 80.

Envoy Gray, of Washington, Pa,
noted speaker of the Salvation
Army, viii conduct special meet
ings IN this city at the Salvation
Army hall, on Pike street, Thurs
day and Friday evenings at 8 P. M
At a special meeting on Saturday
Envoy Gray win speak, the subject
being eMan Down"
SWEET MELODY FLOUR.
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Deeds Recorded

George G. Woodfeld to John NJ.
Woodfeld, onehalf of IS acres, sar-
Amos Payne to George c. Wood
field, one-haIf of 16 acres Sardis
district
SalIie and David Scott to Sarah
Cork. IA acres, Onion district.
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Mrs. Hugh Smith and child, of
Fairmont, spent Thursday in the
CITY.
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Annual Xmas Sale

The Ladies Aid Society of the
Golf M. 3. church will hold their
annual X-mas sale today and to-
morrow, Dec. IA and Is, in the
afternoon at the church. Refresh
ments viii be served free.
The newspaper., 1905-11-24
EDITORIALETTES.
From Bryan's Conmoner.

Life insurance protects the
family" declares President Nc,
Curdy. Whose family?
Senator Delivers reference to
"oily universities" has called forth
lot of vinegary retorts.
The future of the Cars son has
frightened considerably during
the past two or three weeks.
For the next few weeks Senator
Foraker will spend his leisure
time in hammering the dents out
of his vindication.
BOSS" Cox ammo unces that he
has retired from politics. 1t
seems impossible for Mr.. Cox to
be fair. He didn't retire-he was
showed.
The railroad managers rest easy
in the assurance that they have
several senators ready to amend
any rate regulation bill that may
bob up.
A lot of administration papers
that are endorsing the Russian
cry for selfgovernment are sup
porting the administrations re-
fusal to grant it to the Fillipinos.