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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1906-12-04
Mu bic Greoitoren ben Sam Wabes
rid.

Sieienieen. bic 5%proerunaen ae'
gen Sam Mauerid baben. mefcbe benz
WaHenperpalter Reaeon 6puitpn
nibt e~ingereiht ooer BON ihm nibt
bemilIiat. bic aber BON Warp ". Was
nerid, Sep. @. Wauerid. Us. s..
Waperid iibernDtrmert uno ipdter
BON Marp u. Maoerid auein iiber'
tipr,rlen r%puroen. uolen onnon SEQ
tia rebmeri, oaB menr Die Certificate
CUR Beiheiniaung einQereidt rueroeri.
i'd ant IL. December 1906 uno nad'
bee bis gum 81. DECEMBER 1906 bns
rauf cine 9ipioenoe pun flint 8rDsent
beaahlen tperoe. Brdientiert bic Ger
tifitate 0o. lob Hnenue 3.
Us. 3. M Grid,
unabb1neiaer 8ermalter Der Nah.
lafienihoft Der peritprbenen Marp u.
Manerid.
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0ampbeu,s Grnemanaaen.

Der neu ertpGblte @0uperneHr
Campbell bat folgenoe @rnennun9eri
uer6ffentliht:
8ripat : Setretdr, v. Wt. Barton
aus NnberiDn gDuntp.
Mfiiftent.@ eneralannualt, Jelir 8.
NcGur0 aus Smith GDuntp.
General : Moiutant, gnl. 81. Us.
Genri1e aua Derar County.
Stant8ictretdr, 6. s. Daibieu aus
4eur @uuntp.
GtnatS . .Bur1aling Neent" Sen.
q. Cannon aus Barter gonntp.
BeQnaoieungs Beboroe. @iqiam
Dtuteslee aus 2apaca gDuutp uno
u. g. McRinnDn aus Oil County.
Superintendent Der 6ffentl. @e'
b6ube uno Hldbe, W.. 6. DAP que
!pnps County.
Rummifidr tic 2anomirtihaft &c.
81. z. Mlilner aus Rust @Duntp.
StnntssS g uitdtsbearater. Or. Wil'
liam . Drumbp aus 6arris gpuntp.
8uHtbauS . 3ommifdre, Us. s.
Nnsuiep aus S0bniDn gnuntp, Sobr
-. Migbt aus Smitb Gpuntp uno So'
jepb Stnenibam aus Dallas COUNTY,
Superintendent Der Buhthduier,
8. u. Gerrine aus Maoiion County,
Gilfa . Superintendent bee 8udt'
tauies in @ust. Sobn .. BDDo aus
WcGenuari guuntb.
Suits superintendent oes 1uht'
baules In 6untauiQe. 81. 3. timber.
wuu0 aus Bel guuntg.
5inan5aaent Der 8uftbduier, Ben
ton WcWliuin aus @rapfDn County.
8udtbaus : JnipeftDrer, 5. o
Barbee aus WbnrtDn gountp unit
Sam Gautin8 aus Denton gDuntp
superintendent BEG R~onfDberier'
ten : 6eints, S0hn ". 8eaearl aus
g6erDtee GnuntD.
Superintendent Der Blinoen GIN.
ftnlt In Nuitin, 9. 6. purnbenf aux
gIia Guuntp.
Superintendent oea 8aiienbauies
in gurlicnnn, G.. Us. Tarrnr,t ais
@nfbingtun Counts.
Die Supertnte1oenter oer Siren
banier uno Der 1nlbftummens INITIAL
itno nod rid5t eruaunt.
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SOrbereitnnsea 1T @eibnaateH.

@ie aiebt es bod sm oieier 3ett,
Sm ieoem 6aus niel 5eimlibteit.
gs it elm Sui@eln, elm Berfteden,
Sn allen 8infelu, alien @den.
Ser Batter qudlt iieb nit Bebenfen,
Bas tpero tb tpDl ben Ef1noern ihenfen?
Was mpl bic teure Satin bann,
MIs 8eibnahtspunfb iib auseriann?
Sie Mutter colt bic 8eitung iid,
2ieft bic Nnnoncen flrlorsli6,
9antit snm &oufeu BON @eihenten,
Sic meiB tpobin bic Sbritte lenten.
Sic Eod5ter tpar boz alien 8eiten,
8pl Iehr geihidt in 9anoarbeiten,
Dpb heut' lit bies niht mebr MODERN.
Drum tut Tie es AUDI ni6t mehr germ.
Ser Sohu, tuie outer 8rioer 8raub,
Dentt an Der Shrueter Sreuoe audi
unb mibt fi6 ab, anf oaB er fin6e.
gHas iie mol m1bt ais N~ngebinoe.
Beim Sntuelier febrt OnteI an,
Die Tnnte beuft an Mar3ipan;
So bat Elm Sober ieine Sprgen,
Bas er beibnfft 5um8 eihna6tsmoreen.
@elbaftig eilt man bin mno Der,
Die Mmsrpabl 1T ia oft lebr ihwer.
SIT &etner oa, Der roten tam,
Bas man am beiten ihenten Tam?
Stun rpeiB i'd einen guten 8at.
Ser nod b 9 Cute fdr iib bat.
SaB Batter, SHUTTER. SDdter. Sobn
8ufrieoen iino nit oieiem ibon.
gs lift, i'd lag es frei heraus.
Das Zone Gtar Ster! Snjeoem Saus
ST es Elm bobmiqtommner @at,
Gu benz elm Sober lan9t nit Sat.
Darpb tein la1ees 8opfserbreebeu,
&ein ueberleger unb 8eipre6beu;
BefteIt gu1 2pue Gtar28ter Gum Self;
SD rpei6, 6as lit oas Nuerbeh.
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sin teranhdes gsunser.

Wr. Us. 8. Gill in Bonnie. geras,
bat innerbalb eiues Jabres iein &c.
midt BON 80 auf $50 Bfuno gebraht.
Sc batte einen ardBlihen buften.
Ner5te glaubten, er mirbe an
Shminoiuht fterben. nabin Or.
Sings Neue embedding firS hmiuo'
iutt unb uerbnppelte iein 8emibt
rah Berbrauh BON su0!f Slaiden.
@arnntiert. Blu baber bel NoDlpt
DreiB uno 8. gobn Il 60. 30 gts.
unb $1.00. BrDbefIaibe fret.
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J.. a. CL0PToN,
139 GpleoaosS truBe. San MntpuiD.
aeclimatiiirte Diff Yanue!

SG babe elmer, arpBer Borrat BON
bier in Teras geS0aenen Bdnrleu.
8ieritrdudern. Roien u. {. m., audi
Balrien uno nnoerer Eopfs unb
Blurner : BHansen. Weine Breiie
iino reht. 8ufrieoenbeit 1T aarar.
tirt. Gin SnipettDr' sc ertifitat mt
ieoer 8efteaung. Shreibt lofurt an
mid UNI &atalDg. Norefie:
u. 80. Steinbrius, N~uriersu1ari,
New Braunfels. Teras.
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SiODeitteras muuldt Gm9

Menn Sbr @uh iraenoms nieoer.
laiien muut, tut es entlana Der 2i.
ME Der
Gan llntnmip & QlraniaS
Yab Sabm,
i'm @arten'D iftritt oes Staates. ges
Iunbbett uno &limn uniibertruffen.
Biliae 2%dnoereien fiir ben Tarraer,
Wnretadrtner. Obit' uno Bieh5hhter.
@eaen ginselbeiten tueroet Gun an
@eu. s. Xupt0n n, @. g. a.,
Gan MntUniu. Tera8.
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0etrate.gMetne.

@uitap Beribn nnb 2euiie &oagmau.
MbDlpb Nbr un6 2is5ie patufes.
Relion 8obt 9atpl0n unb Anna Bertha
Bierer.
6reb 6arbina unb emma Sofie 3umes
tpalo.
gbmarb 9 8eb unb Bertha & Wumme.
Better DUFF nno Nlice NbbDtt.
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9ie Set Matrasen sscbrif.

Sabritmnteu BON Watrasen, Ropf.
tiiien, 8Dlfteru etc. 2aEt Cure nis
ten Watrnber neu maiden. Grbeit
aarantiert. 231 Sio'Slpres' Strabe.
Reues 2elephon 877.
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Sdgltde Sourtften s@latmasen

nab Californian. ebeniD nab st.
Souls pia Teras & Bacific Balm
ubne Wedlel. S@reibt an iraeno
einert Tidet : Ggenten ruegen bieies
neuen Dienftes poer an 6. B. Eur
,er, @eneral>B aSfoa'ersNeert. Dali
las. Tern8,
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Nic. Eenaa bat elm TO erDBes
Qaeer BON Nrtitelr auer Nrt. Sups
pen. @elenidaftsipiele. Toilettetds
fen, Ghreibierpiee. Sp0rtartitel,
Spieliadeu &C., oaB es niht ibwer
fallen Tam, far ainoer Doer @rmah'
ieue Elm paiienoes acknowledgement
an fin0en.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1906-12-04

@tnt.tnet5Its Raoel
miro ttsts ouf Dem WaHtr f9ptmm.u.
Obno9f hr @tubI f@suersr TT ala bas
bon iRm ~bsrSrdnsts Auantuua Maf.r,
Der trft 8sttungs.
uRqs aHtsr bsn SttpeRhsHfpnbs
bsr 9oItpasr 9sssansstsnsEnsuwion ii
ala Stabent In aarbdrb eianetrstsn.
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yseue sur tHr Gpaspfie.

s. .. @atertnari. BatertDturl, o.,
iagt, oaB feline Tuhter burh Or.
Sings 0eue 2ebens. Ri0en nDr, Der
gpilepIie gebeiIt murbe. 3u baben
bel NoDlpb DreiB uro sc. gnbn &
60. BreiS 25 Gents.
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Gomal gprinqs Nuriers.

Dieie. cine Der arDRteri Baurui&us
len, bietet audi oieiea Snhr mieher
eirer eroBen Borrat an Dbfts unb
Shattenbdumen. 8eeren.D bft. Res
ben nller Writ. Stolen. Blumen.R nols
len. Gdmereien unb 8nlmer. Wir
baber feline reiienoen Nnenten. tbns
men oaher CUTE 8are biQiger uerfal.
fen als nroere. Smreibt uri iinIes
rem aroSen, eleganten &atnloa, &c
tuitet rur Sc Yprtn.
Noreiie: OttD 2Ude.
Seem 0raunfela. Terae.
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Die reibbaltiaite uno eeihmad'
soufte Iusmabl BON Nrtiteln aQer
Nrt, Die Sid gu Observation-Disclosures
eianen. bel &ic. 2engg.
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Srief : Elite.
Oerxen '2ihe;

Cesxsn s3tife;
30 aIersnber - Sobn B Bus - @obert
Branner- Nibert Subef-M Cobb v
Saaier-8 3 5auien-M 8 Rritaer-G q
2ehhauien-R o 2ong-M RerB-Ho.
bert Straber-8 Bon Bettermann - SEQ
8iealer.
Eamens&tstei
hrs u & Boar - vs. 3 Gneslte - Rrs
Shufer-8lsnde 8immermaun.
AnSIauetiAet
Z kopte-T &buie.
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100 d &ano.

tuuuDr beinabe allies fultipiert 1T
80 Nder fulturfdbie. arenst am 81.
bolD ; ssluB. orei Weilen BON ber
Station gibDlo; perntanentes @afs
ler[Dh. $35 per Nder. 2ast Gu6
cine 2iite BON uertaufbaren Surul.
fGnnereiert fuf1rter.
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Amttt 0erfauf hiaia!

Gin tleines BorseQans, Clos
unb Blebmarens @eihdft lift inter
ginfaufspreife aegerl
baar su nertaufen. Nadsufraeer
i'm Hubparer . 2aoen BON
u. @eimaur n,
329 O~ftsgommerceftr. San Nntonip.
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WlerIet.

N6hite Wphe eri6etnt uniere
@eibna@tss Nummer. Inaeigen fir
bi,Ielbe tperoen bis 9ienstag mittag
eutaeoenGenDmmen.
Der auslheioenoe County
Solicitor Saul Weeriheiot bat nah
reno leiner Nmtsseit beinabe bret
uno cine babe WtiliDn Dollars an
Steuerr ei1ae50aen.
- unere &~alenoer lino
laut &ednuna urb Sradtidlein at,
81. SttDber pon Wilmautee abge'
IGidt mor0en. Sic b6tten ipateitens
M1itte @ppember bier fem ioGen. Sic
lino iraenomo uuterueas lieaea ges
blieben uno Bis iebt mar es unm0gs
lih, su errnittelr, 100 fie iteden. @iz
mes Cages nernen mir iie aber bod
erholten.
= Das StraBenreiut9unas 9e'
partenlent tDnnte iebt einrnal in Ut
ton treten. Sc eiebt niel Shmub
aufsurdumert uno StraBenubergdnge
uegbar gu MAIDEN. an oieleu Stels
len tritt man fuBtief in ben 9red,
uer,rl man Die 6traBen.@nr uerldBt.
= Das Steinbaus, @de BON 9us
Iupa. uno grodett . StraRe, lange
Sabre Der @phniib Der Tanilie 2as
cote, miro nieoergerifen. Muf benz
Blabe tuiro betanntlih Der sFreimau'
rertelnpel errihtet.
Die Staothaae gebDrt Dem
Wapor ganaaban 5ufolge ieiner BE-
rtertune, baB er Die 3eitungsberiht'
erftatter ntf]t 1ar aus benz G5ibungS'
iaal bes Gtaotrats. iOnoern menr es
iein muB, AUDI aus Der Staotbale
fernbalten mill.
Ser Sal aeaei1 o. Rauratb.
Der atm MDntag i'm 81. 9iitriftgertht
CUR Berbanoluna tommeu lolIte, 1T
bis gum nahften Eernlir perlegt
rporoen, oa meoer Der Staat.' nod
bic Nnmdlte oes M~ngeflaoten, fur
oenielben uDrbereitet marer.
Wtr batten hae 8ergnlaer,
6errn 8. 6. 6 d e n m nDn
&sle in unierer Office gu begriBen.
= Nls Deleaaten su Der am 81.
DECEMBER in Sort WDrtb itattfinoen=
ben 3iuniffer aDnnentiun fino er'
ra1rt puroen: 9r. @. Burg, 8. U.
Tries, sc. Ghniber, 8. Goodman
unb Wathan SQopmStn,
- Wer mag oas mol gemeien iein,
Der benz Mapor gaQagban 10 ihme'
rrs unrebt aneetan. baB er feline
Gube uno ueberlegung su Derliereti
lheint?
- Set Montaa fabreu smiihen
bier uno 2arebp 5mei Baiia9iersige.
Sic perlaiien Die beiben gnbpunfte
um $50 abenos uuo treffen am ndbs
fen Wuraen 7 ubr am Beftirnmungss
urte elm. Der Bug fabrt alio iehr
lanaiam.
- Wagur Gaqaaban tit nibt nett
entfernt bapDn, bic BreBsg eniur eins
aufibrer.
- Der ndbfte Datnpfer uerldBt
@alpeitpn am II. De5ember fir Bre'
men. Sc lit Die vGrantfurt"
- sc mag marbem alderman
Der auf Seite bes Mapur @auagban
fteht, nDh r1andmal reht ihwer
perben. ieinen Weaen gu folaen.
= 9ns untlaiiifisierbare Wetter
bait an. gs reanet niht unb lit feudt;
Die Come ibeint nift urb es iii
ihmil. Die SUIT lit bid uno ihmer.
Sin unb miber t0unrnt elm talter
BinoftoB. Der oarar1 erinnert. oas
man niht gum oinnen n~nterSeug sus
ridtebren uno meiter ihmiben foQ.
unbequem i'm b0hiten @raoe.
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Sas 20 tbum ser Mdbz
den trrei6t ietnen ,SDbepuntt i'm ID,
bos Der Rnaben IN Seren II. aebenss
fabre.
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9eutide Bidder.

alafiter. 8umane. Suaenoihrif'
ten &c. bel Sic. 2engg.
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xpren

haben teine Obren. Nton i'm nibt Gues
elauben; setuiB niht. Benu iih aber
Hente erbieteu, gub totenfret ben See
tpeis gu ~Iiefern, oaB tie elm unfehlbares
Seilmittel fir Sd~mDrrboioen baben, @nas
tells aenannt, 10 tudret SIR grDEe S0ren,
fails Sbr nidt bic Brobe nit Der 8rDbe
mabt, tuelhe P. Neustaedter & Co, Box
2416. New York. fDfenfrei unb pDrtDs
frei an jeoe Mbrefe berienoen. BrDbiert
es unb SIR teerbet balb finben, oab Mnas
feiis, tpie in iebem Sale, aud gi1b bifft,
gub balb 2inoeruns uno balo oanab
oamernoe 9eiluna nerf@oft.
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Gud Der Didterualb bat feline
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Sefteanngen auf enrup6iihe Bel.
riin,mt entaeaen
Hie. 2enaa.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-05-12
BOARD OF TRADE
TO Be ORGANIZED

A movement is well under way
for the organizing Of Business
Mems Association, or board of trade,
with the purpose Of making it per-
manent for twelve months from its
inception. A meeting viii be held
Tuesday night in the court house at
8 o'clock to consider the matter, and
perfect an organization. Such an
organization or association is badly
needed here and it is sincerely hop
ed for the benefit of Clarksburg' 5
commercial and industrial interests
that the movement may materialize.
Further notice of the meeting Tues
day night will be given in Mondays
papers.
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Disturbed the Congregetsn.
The person who disturbed the
congregation last Sunday by con
|tinually coughing is >realested to
buy a bottle of Foley's HoneS and
Tar. Sold by sturrn & Wilson
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-Pockethas1 in the Elk
bridge danes hall Thursday night.
Owner can have same by calling on
Prof. Blake. 11m3t.
L. c. S. Holmboe returned last
night from Athens, O., where his
firm, Holmboe & I4afferty, were APP
pointed official architects of two
dormitory buildings for the Ohio
university. They will submit plans
for a power house and other build
ings also.
FOR RENT-Furnished room, bath
and all convcuienccs. 532 Pres
ton street, Yines addition. 12m6t*
Mrs. Gilmer Patton, of Parkers-
burg, arrived in the city yesterday
to be the guests of friends for sew
eral days.
FOR SALE-$l5 go-cart at big
bargain. Apply at 245 Maple
avenue. s12m3t%
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TRINITY NJ. r., CoLoRED.

10A5a. M, preaching by pastor,
2 p. M, Sunday school.
3:15 p. m. Jr. League services,
Mrs. Nellie NJ. Wilson, supt.
500 p. M, preaching by pastor.
John M. Beane, pastor.
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MT. ZION BAPTIST. OOLoREn
Sunday school at $3.50 {. m.
preaching at IL =. M; B. Y. P. O
at $50 p. m; preaching at s p. m
Rev. s. s. Cochran, pastor.
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ASH CHAPEL (Methodist Epis.

cQpal. ss-ss 8 Il
2:3o p. M, Sunday school, Frank
Il. Rhodes, supt. 1880 p. m, pub
lie worship and sermon. AL are in
yited.
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4. ]. slayton viii leave tonight
for business trip east.
LoST-Gold dollar. Suitable re-
ward for return to the Telegram
office. 12m3ts
Miss Alice Ridgeley, formerly
teacher of vocal music at Broaddus
Institute. now Of Washington, Pa,
is in the city the guest of Mr.. and
Mrs. Stuart F. Reed, Of Mulberry
street. Miss RidgeIey has been
studying under a noted musician in
Pittsburg during the last winter.
Her many friends in this city are
very glad to see her again.
Robert Shuttleworth Is in Cunl-
berland on business for the Fair
mont Coal Company.
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,BAlnMoRf&0 Ono
RAILROAD.
Schedule Effective March IL, 1906.
cLARkssuRe. W. VA.
= Daily. < Daily except Sunday.
Q Sunday only.
NAN LINE. EAsTpouNp.

MAIN LINE, EAsTBoUND.
Cumberland, Washington, Balti-
more, Philadelphia and New
York, Depart 1852 am, $40
pm. 1895 pm.
Arrive 1888 am, 1858 an.
1928 pm.
Grafton Accom-, Depart 1902 am.
*7.1s pm. Arrive *7.26 am,
4.05 pm.
MAIN LINE, wEsTBoUND.
Parkersburg, Cincinnati, Loui vile
& st. Louis, Depart *12.53 am,
1888 am, 1928 pm. Arrive
1852 a. m, +5.40 pm, 1888 p m.
Parkersburg Accom-. Depart s7,26
am, 44.n5 pm. Arrive "10.22
--a1h., &7.1s pm.
". VA. q PITTS, NoRTHBoUaD.
Cohnellsville and Pittsburg, Depart
x6.15 a. m, z10.25 a. m. xl03C
a. m, Arrive, x4.O0 pm, x11.0s
x4.15 pm, x11.o5 pm.
pm.
Faitinont and Morgantown, Depart
x6.15 am, z10:25 am, x10.30
am, x4.1o pm, z7.20 pm. Ar
rire xs.40 am, z9.25 am, $3.50
pm, x4.0o pm, x11.o5 pm.
W. VA. q PITTS, soUTHBoUND.
Weston, Depart x6.00 am, 1000
am, x11.25 am, z4.10 pm,
Arrive x6.15 am, xs.4O am,
z9.40 am. x2.O0 pm. x7.05 p.m..
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FOR RENT - Five-room cottage
near Coffman brick yard, Broad
Oaks. Good well and cellar. APP
ply 2s5 Clay street. 11mSt
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Card of Thanks

+ Mr.. and Mrs. William Garrett de.
sire to express their heartfelt graft
tude for the many kindnesses shown
them during the illness and death Of
Mrs. Jane sharps, and assure all
those who did this that they will
ever have the warmest regard fol
them and will cherish them in
their memory fer the favors
shown them and the sympathy ex
tended.
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z7.15 pm.
Pickens, Depart 1900 am, z4lo
pm, x4.15 pm. Arrive 1919
am, z9.40 am, x7.05 pm.
Redwood and intermediate points,
Depart x6.0O am, x11.25 am,
Arrive x2.0O pm, x7.O5 pm.
Webster Springs, Depart x1l.e5
am. Arrive x2.oo pm.
WEST VA. sHoRT LINE.
New Martinsville & Wheeling Ac-
com, Depart $40 am. 1880 I. m
Arrive Kills am, 1926 pm.
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farewell SERVICES
SUNDAY NIGHT

The present officers IN charge Of
the local work 81 the Salvation
Army in Clarksburg VIII conduct
their farewell meeting ON Sunday,
May 10, at s p. nj, and wish TO saw
through the columns Of the Tele-
gram that We have sincerely appre-
ciated the kindly aid of all the
Clarksburg people in our labor Of
love, during our stay in the city.
Adit. Anna Franklin.
Lieut.. P. Kremer.
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~
Mrs. James H. Morrison, Of vii.
sonburg, was here Saturday shopp;
ing. @
]. J. Horror, of Brushy Fork,
spent Saturday in the city on bust
ness. 81
G0ST-0n street car line between
Traders hotel and South Third
street, ladies gold watch with gold
wire fob. Finder will please return
to the Telegram office and receive
reward. 12m3t
F. G. ViSer leaves Sunday night
for New York to visit his sister.
Rev. R. B. Mcdaniel left Saturday
morning for Clay Court House ia
preach there Sunday. Rev. L. B.
Moore viii preach for him here Sun
day morning and J. c. Killian al
night.
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ADAMsTON m Es

There viii be Sunday school al
2 80 pm. each Sunday, with Harry
". Flanagan, supt. Preaching and
prayer meeting on alternate Sun
days at s p. m. All are invited
g. A. Snider, pastor.
The Washington times., 1906-07-16
SCANDAL INCREASES
IN GO BETWEEN CASE
Trainers Of Horse Previous to Shields
Had Influence and Will Not Be
Punished.

NEW YORK. July I5.-The now cele-
brated Go Between case is stiIl the sub
ject OF discussion among turfmen.
The latest is that the stewards who
revoked the license Of John Shields. the
trainer OF the horse up 10 last week, re-
fused 20 take similar action against the
two trainers who had charge Of tie
horse previous 20 Shields and were
aware Of his sex, because these men
gave the information regarding the
horses condition 10 Francis Hitchcock,
the steward who made the protest.
Behind this desire Of the stewards 10
shield tie men who informed them was
another and more potent reason for their
refusal to punish the early trainers of
Go Between
These men have influential friends.
who went 10 the front for them and told
the stewards of the Jockey Club that
und r no circumstances must punish
men be handed out 20 their prOteges. As
these politicians We're of great service
10 the cause Of racing last winter in
Albany when the Law and Order
Leaguers were striving by might and
main 10 repeal the PerCy-Gray racing
law. the turf authorities were forced TO
aCcede to the demands.
The Washington times., 1906-07-16
Of OARSMEN
. TO Be LOOKED INFO
National Commission viii
Make Clean Sweep of All
Professionals.

The executive committee Of the Ma
tional Association of Amateur Oars
men did considerable houseCleaning last
spring. when IL disqualified certain
men who. while not actually profess
siOuais, were guilty or breaches OF
amateurism which placed them out
side the pale.
viii do more work In this direction. as
il is known that a few OF its members
do not like the sort of amatCurism
which gives man professional coach
year after year. and who deVOtes him
self exclusively 10 training for three
four or six weeks prior to national
regatta. They whOuid Ike 10 know
where the money comes from and have
the whole matter thoroughly explained
II Is self-eyident that when an oars
man has all these advantages the Ordi-
nary sculler who does a had days work
eight or more hours out of the twenty
four IS Handicapped so badly that he
may as well hang his boat on the rack
and leave il there, so far as winning
IS concerned. The great body of oars
men IN this country believe in the kind
of amateurism that most of the clubs
practice. They do not care for pro-
fessiOnal tactics.
The national executive committees $
procedure in disqualifying an oarsman
Is somewhat different from that Ordi-
narily followed, as f. first disQualifies
the man and then he can afterward
come forward and submit evidence as
TO why he should not be disqualified.
The committee always has abundance
OF proof privately obtained before It
takes such drastic action. This is
obvious. as IL has never made mis-
take in its decisions on such cases.
Therefore an CarSman can be shut out
OF entering the forthcoming national
regatta, but he will have an opportun-
ity TO defend himself if not before the
regatta, certainly afterward.
The Washington times., 1906-07-16

double-headed on Saturday by Fred E.
Woodward. who sends US the following
result:
First game Uen inningsJ-Patten
pitched l26 balls, 81 Of which were over
the plate, and ~ went wide or high or
low. or this number, 5S We're hit teither
safely or noD into fair territory; 20
were fouls. j. were struck at and
missed, leaving II called strikes.
Joss pitched ll2 balls. s. OF which were
over the plate and - went wide or high
or low OF this number = were nix
teither safely or not into fair territory:
50 were fouls. "A were struck at and
missed. leaving s called strikes.
Second game CThiTteen inninEsJ-Smith
pitched 100 balls. IL OF which were
oyer the plate, and IS went wide or
hit (either safely or noU into fair ter
riioryi 81 were fouls. p we're struck az
aad missed leaving IS called strikes.
Rhodes pitched l58 balls l07 OF which
were over the plate and 81 went Wild or
low or hlgh- OF this number 80 were
MT telther safely or uoU into fair ter
rii3TNi IS We're fouls l9 were struck az
and missed. leaving II called strikes.
The total OF the two games was: Cleve-
Iand pitchers pitched 250 balls, 1874 Of which
were over The plate and ~ went wide
or nigh OF low OF this number 7S v,ere
MT into lair territory. G. were fouls ~
were struck at and missed, leaving f9
called strikes
The Washington pitchers pltcbed 9q1
balls. POI Of which were over ire rrIate
ana I" went vide or high or low. OF
TINS number - were hit into fair Ter
-ltoI 'N we're fouls. 81 were struck AT
ana 1Si missed, leaving q called strikes.
- w Ns11lt4llsl loh players scored sever
e.-L6 eilaS ana tHe Cleveland players scored
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