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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-18
X-RAYS

II that picture Of tho now French
president is truo 10 life, Bingcr Her.
mann must have tho JOB.
Tho Oregon Journal has not yet de.
covered that tho Lewis a Clarke Port.
land show is over. wake up, Carroll.
IN Portland citizens will make an
honest effort 70 get rid Of the name
"Mossbaeks," wobfoot will tako care
Of iiself.
Tho weather bureau must have gone
70 sleep and lost its grip on an tho
''moiers" AZ once, as tho sun came out
beautifully today.
While the Portland citizens are ob.
jeoting 20 tho name Of "Wobfoot, 1"
they also advocate irrigation FOR tho
Willamette valley. In tho light OF tho
last few days weather, Il looks like a
cold blufI.
We arc never surprised az any news
from Texas We are now told that In
tho yieiniiy Of Corpus Christi In that
state a splendid sample OF soma has
been grown aud marketed az a subsian.
tial proat
The Wemmo building is not a quiet
family resort according % Miss Len.
hard, There Is an automobile garage
In the basement, a skating rink on tho
third floor, bowling alley In tho rear
and above heF apartments drummers'
sample rooms, where heavy trunks are
handled.
Dry goods advertisers, IN their do
'ire 70 show the style Of feminine gar. |
nents now have the cuts showing the
aides down 20 about tho last tog. We
nay expect that the soap manufaetur-
'Fs in the interest Of business, and 10 |
how the proper uso aud effect Of their
'roduets will have the dear creatures
hown up entirely in the altogether.
sss
A San Francisco paper, IN comment,
ug on the report that a lady candidate
q a loafd Of pharmacy examination In
hat state carried a note book In her
toehng, indignantly denies the allie
.ation, asserting that when a San
francisco girls stocking eneloses what
belongs there, there is no
dditional -'om for even a note book.
The horse editor Is from Missouri.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-18
oIliiam Was Economical.

am eOunty's expenses last year
~ 10 sls,224.95, according to
.iement filed with the secretary
STATS this morning.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-18

We arc never surprised al any news
from Texas We are now told that In
tho vicinity OF Corpus Christi In that
state a splendid sample Of soma has
been grown aud marketed AZ a substan.
tial prodt
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-18

1t seems to the Herald that the Cap
ital Journal Of Salem errs in paying
attention 10 the attacks made BY an
anonymous writer through a dodgeF
published in this city as part Of the
campaign expense Of a candidate or
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-18

While the Portland citizens arc oh
iceting 20 tho name Of "wobfoot, d
they also advocate irrigation FOR Oh,
Willamette valley. In tho light Of the
last few days weather, Il looks like a
cold bluh.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-18

more than " any old thing" It wiz pay you to buy
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-18

J, b. Messiek, formerly a Salem
man, has become a candidate for eoun-
ty judge Of Baker county. He ought
to win, as only good men leave Mar.
ion county.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-18

Why do 50 many Salem men invest
their money in Seattle and ST. Johnsi
Those places do not knock improve,
ments.
Minnesotské noviny., 1906-03-15

y venlovsk6ho spisobu zivota "a
a osazoyanf Sc ma SPIT
sob uzavfeneho zivota obchodniho a
delnickeho, nybrz drsn4ho sptiso-
bu zivota zemedelce ruGn6 pracujf-
ciho ma lepsi a leh6i spdsoby mo-
derniho farmafenf Tato zmena ye
sphsobn ziyota vysazuje obyvatelstvo
vice nemocfm a my bychom tomu
NELL zabraniti pitin Golden Grain
Belt piva, abychom samy sebe ochra-
nil prnti chorobam. 0bjednejte 81
je sveho nejblizsfho prodavace.
Minnesotské noviny., 1906-03-15
zprdyy re Statu.


L. NovI zalSon pfiiatg minulym
snemem dovoluje postoupeni ho-
stinske license.
i Y Montgomery Messenger Ge-
me nasleduiici zpravu: "Velp. de-
kan r. ITCHY, ktery byl po 25 rolcii
|duchoynim pastffem svatoYaclav-
ske cirkye Move Praze, vidal SO
syeho mfsta a opustf Novou Prahu
tex bro, lakmile archbishop Ireland
ustanoyi jeho nastupce.
H Bifze Hopkins zefnfei pan Ign.
Dvofaaak, jenz i,yl iednfn ze starfefi
osadnikd t6sil Sc vseobecne vaz-
nosti mezi sYlmi l1raianv. Zane
chava zenu a deset ditck.
i zdruzenf cestuiicich iednateln
Ma seyerozapade podalo zadost ku
draiarn, atby tyto sniziiy ieiich jizd-
me nasem statu ma 2 Gently "a jed
nu mill.
i Pod koly zcIeznicnfch vozii
byl rozdrccn JONES 0'nonnell. sta-
ry znamY rolnik Glencoe. Tyz
nalezal SC Glencoe ma koupi do
macich potfeb a ubfraje Sc me-
sta domG, kracel po zeleznicnfch
tratfch, kdyz nahle zasazen byl be-
lezniInim yozcin, posunoyan1m W.
hvbkoyim rarostrojem a nez zfizen-
ci drahy co spozoroyali, bylo telo
jeho strasne jiz zohaveno. Koro-
nerova porota, jez pfipad ten wy
setfovala, vynesla rozsudek, ze ne
hoda zavinena byla nedbalosti dra-
hv a sicc tim, 10 zadny brzdaf me-
nalezal Sc ma stfese posunoyanych
vozii. ably je b6hu fidil, iakoz to,
ze ma kfizoyatce, kde sc nestesti to
stalo, ncbyl praporecnik, ably pred
nebezpecim varoyal.
i Blizc Hinc;ley obievena byla
silna lila med4ne rudy, jiz die ma
hledu znalci bude lie prospechem
yyuzitkovati.
Hrdinou dne stall SO Joe Nj
cholls, kondnkter ma Omazske dra-
ze. - Kdyz jcl vlak zahv rama
mesteckcm Waseca, zpozoroval Nj
cholls, he &c vail husty dTm 4 Wa
garly heteln. Bezodkladn1 dial zna-
mnf K zastavenf ylaku a special do
ailstta MT Is :s shg de! peiellaazas4 zaasaesssss
Kdyz sc liasiccii dostayiihi, t,yio sillc-
dano, ze yztl6en4 zehflk dosahuio
ijen de tfetihe pnschedi NereznsSS-
slejc se, vydal Sc Nichols vzhdru
iestG 4 kratzim zebffkem, lelz zave-
sill M oknc Gtvrteho poschodf, od-
kndz podafilo &c mu snesti Gtyry
zenskt osoby, ja bvly jiz tax dale
ce koufcm pfemozeny. ze bvly v bez-
ysdon.i. IA tento odyaznv vGasrly
I'm podniknuta byla mayorem OBJ
tany mesta peirszni sbirka. le5
Nichols odmitl pfiimouti nabfzene
penfze.
] Minuly tyden navstiyil guyer-
nar johnson statni polepsoynu pro
hochy a devcata Red Wing. kde
shledal we V nejlepsim pofadku az
Minnesotské noviny., 1906-03-15

I'osSus sebeyrazdy ueinily
Katie hanson a Matte Lorraine,
hcrecky Orpheum divadIe. -
prvn1.si nalezena hvla neds!i ra-
no clarendon hotelu sc stfelnou
ramon v prsou, kdezto druha nale-
zena byla bezmala udusena syiti-
pivncTn We SVEN poSoJI Grand
Hotelu. Obi pfjely sem nedayno 4
Chicago a die vyiadfeni nabazily so
zivota. an ptJ byly malo "a svoje u
meni odmeneny a ujednaly Sc spo-
lecne zeInfiti.
T Stayebnf dffvi yseho druhu,
dvefe, okna, chilly v1bec vse, co
do oborn toho nalezi. PFijdte a
pfesyed6te &c, nez konpite jinde.
St Paul Wrecking & Lumber Co.
iii. Dir. sort Wabasha ul. 730 w.
7th St, st. Paul, Minn. Albert
Zachar, fiditel. Ut.
Minuly tyden meskali zde IA
dfedni zalezitosti PIP. Vac. Pricha
q J .Ios. luIherlsa &c Silver Lake, MINI.
= Pan Karel Koutek, oblfbeny
grocerista ma zapadni Z. ul. roz-
hodl 10 k zvetseni mista pro sydj
oifrflod III tim uceiem rozsiifrii ttyz
no vedIejsi svij dim. Spoienim
obou nfstnostf zislsa p. Koutek hoJ-
nd mista pro svaj obchod, jenz tG-
NJ 80 stale rostoucf pfizni.
TT Ma prodej dva Lofty domy.
Pteite SC I. 748 Stewart ave.
20x3.
= Jak &c dovidame, chystaji Sc
darnske sbory Cechie, J. G. D., a
Hvezda Zapadu, $. p. j. k pofa-
dani kalikovych plesd pfisti rnesic.
r Nikdo nemhzete uloziti si Pc
nize do majetku takoyou jistotou
tom ocekayani, ze sc vam wy
platf, jako to mizete utiniti ma na~
n zapadni I. ulici, jN zadna east
m1sta re ncvyroyna co do polohy a
who'd, jez kazdemu re zde nasxy-
.ss;! i Wine aalsseelliikka aalsseelliikka aaoiIIiecli aaoiIIieclHi q
lotech, jez SO yam vyplati V KRAFT
kem case. Haste 30 pisdrn6 toho-
to listu.
~ Mate-li neco ma prodej aneb
hledate-Ii n1iake zamGstnani, nebu-
dc vas oznalnka sttaattii nlnoiio, kkdyx
to date do Minnesotskych Novin
isme jisti, he se vam to vyplati.
Zknste to. tt.
r Minulou sobotu weber scSla 10
! pGkna spoleInost do dornu pana
Johna Sobotky. nciniysi tax pie
kvapcni pani sobotkoye pfilezi-
ss;=ss:: ss;=ss: s=!.ss s=!!.ssss j;eii! ;eii aass.ze..in pfa-
slsskas sslIssks!s asblsa z4asbls.ss sksvrssllS5fa is;!ee is;!ee
nj potryala beznlaIa nj do rama.
Gesko-Americiixv Soi<oi o je-
hoz zdarne 6innosti liz nskolikratc
jfme Sc zminili, usnesl SO w sve po-
sledni schfzi Mn otizt6ni sggch sta-
nov syem inkorporovani. Zaroycn
rozhodI - sbor pro TO, ably soko-
love pdfidili ii sydj stejnokroi, jenz
'le usneseni sestdvati bude 4 tnlas
somodrych sath, inekk6ho ldobou-
ii. m6kke bile kosile a paau. ByI
zvoIen zAbayni vybor, jcnz sc ma
.ostarati uspofadani ycfejnehe
cyiceni, ja &c bude odbyvati So
botu se1er dne ID. kyStna. ) pote-
zenlm zaznamenavame, ze noyych
end sokoln stale pfibJya 4 pfi
Minnesotské noviny., 1906-03-15
Z Zprdvy re St. Paul. x

u*u*r*iu*u*e*u*u*u+u*u*u*u*
svornem iednani, icz az posud VIC
|chny leho kroky provazelo, json D
prayneny nadeje ma dobre vysledky
" budoucnosti.
~ poj;ytSas prosi ohHs, blesku a
vetru II tech nejlepsfch spolecnosti
vam obstara dobfe a spolehliva r.
B. Matlach pfsarne Minnesotskych
Noyin. 27--tf
Zdejsi krejM spoiili &c jedno
zsfruzeni, ieinoz uceiem budc wa
JENNIE Sc chraniti proti gselijak5m
sslnffakam 2 iiz d4xail krei}Gs;sssss ji}s;ssss s- i
&c dost pracc, ale malo kdy IN nj
plati, 6fnH jsou ma SVEN ohchodu
stale poskozovan. Kazdy taloyy
zakaznik, ktery by Sc budoucnG
cht6l bl}skati psknem obleku, bu-
dc muset mfti dobry record. Za
tim ntelem zdruzily Sc tez pradcl-
ny, ia podobn6 trpely
+ 81. Margaret Clancy. ueitel-
ka Hendricks skole. zauiala mf-
sto jin6 ucitellv, jez byla nemocna
o to Sc nelfbilo jcdnomu, 0 rol.i
staremn zaku, jenz ncdbaT napome-
mutt uditelky potfnal ii prot nj
vyzvvayt. Ucitelce konecnG pfesla
trpeliyost a popadnuvsi jej "a II
mec, tailia jcj potrestani k prin-
cipalosi skoly. Mlady dareba Sc
vzpouzel pfi tom kopl ucitelku
do podbrisi, nasledkem Gehoz tato
klesla k zerni a ma chvili pozbyla
v6domi o musela byti dopravena
domn, kde bylo tfeba zavolati lela-
re. q toho je videt, Ne ziyot ucite-
Id a ucitelck neni zayid6nf hodnym.
f~' Otto Bremen, nyneisf mas
m6stsky pokladnik, uchazi Sc pfi
letosni volbe opct znoyuzoleni
na denokratickem listku "a nest
skeho pokladnfka. Pan Bremen "a
stayal nfad mestskeho pokladnika
po minulych 6 rok1 a kazdy, kdoko-
liv mel co v dfade tom k vyFizovani,
shledal, ze jak pan Bremen TAX i
jcho pfiruGi iednaji kazdym IL
sluzne q zdvofile. Ufad mestskeho
pokladnika jest jednim neiddlezi-
t6isich je mem tfeba muze
schopEeho a spolehliveho, iakJm SC
ulkaazai mo szechen Gas svaho ffadn-
vanf y. Bremen. 1kr
Il Washingtonu dosla zpraya,
ze obema domy kongresu prosla
Stegensova pfedloha, podana do
m6 poslanci povolujicf 100000
na stayhn noy4he nestn pres felsu
Mississippi do Fort Smelling. Pod
minky pfedlohy stanovi: 10 praci
ma mostu musi byti zapotato be-
hem jednoho roku a dale Ne masto
st. Paul musi povoliti M stavhu
mostu 100000 q poulitni drahy
ss5, ss5 GOO 0660 Po,icpissc-iiii pfciiiioiiiu pre-
sident, zacne SC praci ma mostd 60
neidfive, nebot posiedni statnf Ie-
gislatnra splnomocnila nase mesto
K vydani eiiuhopisii "a tim iIceiem.
~ Andrews prasky prot boleni
Eilavy hila jsou jisttss jiisttss itirikrjjiei ittirikkrjjiiei Krabii
tl<a 25c, k dostAni V lekarne George
Milne, 1928 zap Z. ul. Ma tn ma
akladt Ingram's White Pine cough
syrup, yytecng LEX proti kasIi, lahev
25c a 50c. 1kr
Nebespeft uzavfen6ho kivota. 297.
Spdsob ziyota yetsiny mestskgch
Minnesotské noviny., 1906-03-15

NebespefG uzavfeneho kivota. 297.
spisob zivota yetsiny mestskych
obyvatel, odkazanych po vetsine na
sezeni, je V nedavnem elsie easopi-
su s9Ihe Clinique' prohlasen "a ne
bezpecny. Ujisfuje se, ze spisob III
vota Americana se stale meni, nejen
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1906-11-29
IS A
PLAIN FORGERY
Guilty Couple Not Married Here a
hey Try to Show by Forged
Certificate.

Ethel Rollins and Uriah Roberts
charged with cohabitation. failed to
show up in court at Petersburg
at the time for their hearing,
though week ago they returned
and had the case reopened, claim
ing they could easily establish their
innocence, after verdict of guilty
had once been recorded. against
them.
When the two appeared in court a
week ago they presented as evidence
of their marriage remarkable mar
rage certificate. It was written all
in the same hand purporting to be
signed by the minister and two Wit
uesses. Signatures and all were in
one hand writing
This led the states attorney to
Suspect that it was forgery and
during the week an investigation
was conducted. The marriage GER
tificate purported to show that the
woman was married to Uriah Rob
erts on September 9, 1904. at
clarksburg. An investigation made
by a sleuth sent here developed that
she was not but that on the same day
of the same month in 1894 she was
welded to a man named Able who is
said to be still living and from whom
she never had a divorce
Another peculiar fact is that Rev
Mr.. Evans, who is alleged by the
couple to have married them, mar
ried Ethel Rollins to Abel and was
not in clarksburg at the time her
alleged marriage to Roberts took
place.
It was also developed that Rob
.,rts never secured divorce from
his wife who is stil1 living. It is
said that he deserted her through
one of the officers that saw her says
she is SO good to look at that she
would make a saint come running.
1t is said that the investigation In
to the couples past was conducted
quietly but they learned in some
way that the stare was laying for
them and they left last Thursday
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1906-11-29
COLT
N THE COUNTRY
q .gnst Bud = Yeariing Trotter'
Owned BY Mr.. Camden somp,ers
OF This City.

Camden Sommers says he has .
yearling trotting colt by his Miltaz
out of Rosa simmons, a standard
bred matron, owned by Brent Max
well, which is showing speed SO fast
that he has been compelled TO take
him out of training. With three
weeks work this fail this colt has
shown eights of mile in eighteen
seconds, a 2:24 gait.
Mr.. Sommers remembers the old
horseman's adage. that st is :he clip
that counts" and is afraid to drive
the colt any faster this fall at it
tender age. Mr.. Sommers facetious-
" calls him Just Bud" He says
he has breeding and speed enough
and does not care to handicap him
with high-sounding cognomen. A
colt of his caliber does not need te
be called Baron de Fortesque, and he
thinks ..Just Bud is enough
Mr.. sommers. of course. has the
owners enthusiasm over the colt,
but it is the general eoncensus OF
opinion Of all local horsemen that
he really has the best colt ever bred
in Harrison county and looks today
like grand circuit stake winner.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1906-11-29
LETTER LIST.

List OF unclaimed letters in the
Clarksburg. w. Va. postoffice, adver-
tised Nov. 26. 1906:
Henry Behse, Henry Bheins, Miss
Eva Broyles, Mrs. Branham Bran
ham, Chase Barnett, ]. E. Clingan.
Interstate Development Co., Richard
Conberly. Burten Childers. Mrs. W.
A. Cunningham, l. n. Davis, Miss
.valyn Gegarmo. E. J. Dorst. Mrs.
Della Davis, S. ]. Elliot, ". ]. FL
lott Mrs. Sarah Fleming. okey
Flint, Pietro francesca 2. Rigillo
Giuseppe. Miss Anna Guiro, Miss
Anna Giro, Mrs. Nellie Guessford.
Wilburn Henler, R ". Hess, Miss
ocie E. Henderson. Mrs. Martha Hi
and Son. Lee Harmon, Mrs. Jim
Hamric. James Hanrice. H. E. Haens.
Elbech Rawlings. B. R. Hooker.
John ingram, G. n. Irwin, Joseph
John. Mrs. Eliza johnson, Mrs.
Charley Jones. Earl johnson, Mrs.
Mary johnson, Mrs. Tom Keane.
Marion NJ. Kanney. Henry Kyre, MISS
Blanche Kennedy, A. Kalstron, A. =.
Kird, ooune Ludrovski. Aaron Lewis,
Mrs. FIJI Long. n. Levy, Mrs. IDA
Lowther. Theophilus W. Lawson.
Upton Iinger. T. B. Manear, jerry
McKeen John S. Mcbride. John
Mayot. Mrs. Emma ]. Martin. Miss
Ticy Minear, Morris May, NJ. E.
Minear. Miss Nellie Maher, G. II. o.
Merrells. G. ". McQuain, Harry
.fartin. Mrs. Allie Manuel. Pasquale
Napoii. J. B. Owens. Mavelli ostvou-
ezki. =. J. M. Prince. John Pittman,
isaac Paugh, Miss A. S. Roleison,
Tvar Roolund. Tercz Rerekes, Miss
Bess RoI1yson, F. Ramsey Miss
Bonnie Romon, Jessie Riley. Mrs.
" ~ smith, Rev. ]. J. Swint. Mrs.
George K. Smith, FLOYD ". Sayre.
Earnest sharp. L. A. Tomlinson. 7.
" Williams. Miss Mary Wolf. Miss
Belle williams, Miss Gertrude VIII
Hams Frank Windem. Miss Anna
Whitaker. Mrs. Edna Yates, MISS
'A1ets zss-'- q nENHAM Pm.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1906-11-29
.ooafdANpERY REFUSED

Morgantown Is not to get a Com
mandery of the knights Tempiar-
That decision was reached Monday
night at meeting of the Fairmont
commandery. and while the vote at
first was not unanimous it is said
that was the final result of the vote
taken.
Morgantown had made formal
petition asking that a commandery
of the Templar degree Of the order
be instituted in the college city
That petition was forwarded In the
regular manner and Fairmont. being
the nearest commandery. was direct
ed to vote a decision, debating
whether or not the new commandery
should be established
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1906-11-29
.HuPP GETS ANOTHER
REVENUE VIOLAT0R
And Brings Him Before Commission
er who Holds Him For
Federal Court

United States Deputy Marshal E.
D. Hupp brought Nicilio Firie in
from Upshur county Tuesday morn
ing and took him before United
States Commissioner Thomas s.
spates, on warrant charging him
WIKI violations Of the internal rev
{esue laws. The commissioner liked
his bond at $500 to appear at the
Parkersburg term of federal court
in January to answer an Indictment
Il one be found. In default Of bond
he wasA committed to the Wood
county jail In Parkersburg to await
the term Of court. The officer took
him to that city in the afternoon.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1906-11-29
ACCUSED OF TAKING $50
FROM 4 WOMANs trunk
Man Arrested Here At Instance Of
Fairmont Police is Taken
TO That City.

. Constable Parker, Of Fairmont,
took to Fairmont Tuesday after
noon Henry Baker. the colored. man
who was arrested by the clarksburg
police Monday afternoon at the re-
quest of the Fairmont police who
stated that he was wanted there, to
answer to a warrant sworn out In
Fairmont by Miss Lizzie Taylor. of
the Fourth ward, that city, who ac-
cuses him of the theft Of $50 from
a trunk in her house.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1906-11-29
kLEPTOMAN|AGs
AFTER PRESENTS
iihoplifters are Beginning TO Acquire
Their Christmas Presents in
Usual Way.

There are lot Of people who
get their Christmas presents by
purloining them. They get them by
the method commonly known as
shopatting. The holiday trade has
begun and it is during this season
the kleptomaniac gets busy. They
Just cannot help it soneway and they
Fan see no harm in it.
Already they are plying their
trade. several cases OF shoplifting
having been reported here. These In
eidents are enostly in the large dry
goods and notion stores. where
goods are displayed on bargain coun-
tiers and stores are crowded. The
merchants and clerks are so busy
they do not have time to keep an
eye on every one that comes into the
tore, and there are a great many
people they know they need not
watch. But there is an organized
effort this year among the merch-
ants to spot the shopIifter and
light-hnger performers. A part of
the plan is to send word hurriedly
around, whenever one is caught in
the act.
There is every reason to believe
there win be less Of it this year than
ever before. as the merchants are
determined not to be longer Inn
posed on in any such costly man
ner.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1906-11-29
APPEAL MADE
FOR HONE
the Children in the Orphans
Home Something For Thanks
giving Day.

Executive COMMUNICATION Geo
". Atkinson. LID, Fres't-; Rev. R
D. Roller. D. D.. v. Pres't.:; Hon H
c. Davis, Rev. T. C. Johnson, D. D.
Hon. H. c. Mcwhorter, Hon Geo. E
Price: Secretary. J D. Baines: Treas.
urer. Col. ]. Q. Dickinson; Rev n o
Sewers, State sup't.; Once secre
tary. Mrs. Lillian R Sewers.
The above Society was organized
in 1896 fer the care and training Of
the orphan and homeless children Of
West Virginia.
Shortly after organization Hon. q
G. Davis, the great friend Of wes'
Virginia orphans, gave the Society q
home for their unfortunate little
ones. which is located in Charleston
W. Va, supplementing this generous
gift by the yet more helpful dona-
ton of 500 per month since 1895
To this first building Mr.. Davis has
Just added two-story building, thus
greatly Increasing our capacity fol
caring for orphan children
into this home We have received
$50 homeless children, they are be
ing admitted at the rate OF 6, s. II
and sometimes Is PEI month
We have fine lot Of bright LITTLE
boys, ranging from year to i
years old. We are anxious to find
homes for these homeless little ones
Dear Reader-Please help us L
care for them. You can do some
thing-give a home or money.
Can you not become a parent Z
one of them? Perhaps you have
good home and no child to share I
with you, you can make the little one
a blessing to yourself. They an
pleading daily for a new home. new
papa and new mama. VIII you le
us plead with you for them?z II yov
VIII give one or more Of them q plac'
in your home and hearts affections
address the superintendent. I
you cannot do SO much, then aid NJ
By sending Thanksgiving donation
BY check or P. o. M. 0. to n. Q
Sewers, State Superintendent, I'LL
Washington street. Charleston, "
Va.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1906-11-29
HA YMOND MAXWELL.
Snecial Commissioner
Administrators Notice.

The undersigned has been appoint
ed administrator of the estate Of the
late ]. Hugh Thompson; all persons
knowing themselves to be indebted
to the late deceased are requested to
settle with the undersigned, and all
persons having Accounts are request
ed to present same for payment.
C. o. JACKSON,
Administrator of the estate of ].
Hugh Thompson.
Fairmont. W Va
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1906-11-29
Hits the Spot.

The extreme changes in tempera-
ture accompanying fall weather
causes colds that invariably hang on
all winter unless checked promptly.
DIR. Guns Cough Remedy will allay
the Inflammation as well as cut the
mucus deposit and cure the cold.
DR.. Guns Cough Remedy is appro-
;priateiy named because it hits the
spot Price. rs, soc and $1:eo. For
sale by D. L. Grove.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1906-11-29
Printer.
Carl ". Hayes.

The real estate man at Stewart.
Ohio. has the best list OF farms Of
all sizes and prices Of any agent in
Athens county If you are interest,"
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a square deal, you should send for
his farm Bulletin and lists that wiz
give you reliable information.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1906-11-29
MURDER sURPECT
IS ARRESTED
S Believed James Rodgers has
knowledge of Murder Of
Dona GiIletet.
rRv A.sociated Press.

DAYTON, O., Nov. 26-A man
giving his name as James Rodgers,
Of New York state, was arrested here
today on suspicion of having knowl-
edge of or connection with the mur-
der of Miss bona Gillette. whose
body was found within a'few feet Of
her home last week.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1906-11-29
Afessrs Davis & Barrel closed obi

Messrs. Davis { Barrett closed the
Manhattan restaurant Sunday night
and will use the building hereafter
as a liquor house for retail and
wholesale purposes. They viii
move from the building and reside
at another point in the city. That
eating house has been one, Of the
most popular in the city and there IS
general regret that It has been dis
continued. Messrs. Davis & Barrett
expect to do large liquor business.
The new department will be run In
connection With the BUFFET.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1906-11-29
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