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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-24
MISS DAISY LOWERING G.
STARS IN Jane eyre

Miss Daisy Lowering. as Jane Eyre 3
last night ana qutewon he Il Into NJ
the hearts of the auaiancs,e 81 &, !.
EoyeFas ]Gaye1 ana
proved her right u to forsa ke, the blonde !.
soubrette if,S"Dr., BILL !. 4,
happily past There Is a distinctive lleYorl
Of the period ~ hen Women we described
as #5"the more you ben Z. II lem the sbettnrs
Il
Miss Bronte, whose real name by the;
Ry1a DrntX ~ s5aHoaer
IJnne5 Eyre ccept re bun s. and 4all3 the
sings and arrows Of OH rag eous, !, fortune
With gentle, smile. which llnaii
and puts Ito confusion he ~ wicked grela-
stions'' who seek her ruin: I'll M
The play tforded$ ne ateniT1e rs
5of &, Kissing tho vlllal In and 6,,npplauding'
VIRTUE, picturesque posed In the cen
the stage foIrmoralty prondhly
dust. s Il J, u.
"a Miss; Lucille La Verne a lin proved her.
sterling qualities as n capable actress.
and, hiding youth under5a gray wiz play
ed the part OF a5vlndictlYe aunt. Mrs. Fla f.
/ tie aNefflen was really excellent rs he
4old housekeeper, and MI. .Iarler I. made
the most Of IA very difficult part. IA
As an interiiude little Misses Edna and
Viola rlugrath danced In charming
way. They are both clever children and
have a bright future before them. Il
THE Casino was pack ed and the recep-
stion{ OF the play was exceedingly crafty
Ing to Misses La Verne and Lowering. /.
Eyre" will me played tonight
and at matinee and night on So So, turday Il.
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Shaw to Open Campaign.

"a (I3y al soclated Press.) 3,
X NAsFIV1LI.I1 rI1NNn AUGUST pa
Leslie NJ. Shaw, Secretary, of tho Treas
Bury, viii open tho Republican campaign
In Tennessce with speech hero Sep
5temherg 18th. 5s Tho announcement was
mnde to day by Leo Brock In Scllnrge OF
Republican State Committee headquar-
tors r.3 .if t.a lf .tE'
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MAYNARD no REPLY
Il: CABELL's CHARGES I {

Especial BY Southern Bel Telephone.
man Harry L., Maynard, OF. the Second
Virginia District and candidate for ne
noinrinatl ton to succeed himsel 4 announced ,'s
this afternoon that She would take K th ~
stump In Norfolk to reply TO the ttac q.
that George G. Cabel,. his only prllnla y y
opponent, has made n oHy MN my slls
speeches Mr.. Maynard has been coh,
Quoting hand king ga lpa ls'ass
announces d esrly In the ga lpa ~ IT,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-24
Mr.. Toe Adams WEEDS,

Mr., Joseph r.. ADAMS was married to
Miss Pansy N1cGann \ In Sacred Heart
Church at 10 clock "Wednesday after
noon. ~ rs "a sj. * y 8til 3, s Z
Mr. Adams WAS formerl y&& q Instant n
treasurer of the Bij ou Theater but late-
II he wns promoted to Il more responsible
spofition with the Wells Company, IN "a T.
Hlnntn, Ga. .7s t.f5: .l55 NJ ts I.
MR. and Mrs. Adams left for their home
&in8Atlanta yesterday afternoon. M
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-24
JEROME /. LAUGHS
AIIHEARs.iT. boom
4 Continued from First Page.)

d Back room, and M tai Or the
availability of n man. Avail bility
always means how much none " can be
raised for the campo lgn :, y fund. This
bunch thenSreport$ to the convention the
name of the man, and t there Is a 'rall !!
srnh! srah!I and itSis #all over. No votes
follow such d. candidate.'"$ 81 Sls
.Bi Mr. Jerome was i Il slted III he mad not
been elected as Il candidate for District
Attorney In sol AZ by In V small groun Of
men, md A toEt this he said that le7g had
Fulton Cutting and 3 the Cltti-
,,Just because 4 was SO 5nomlnated, how
ever, III 1901 M le said, 1T does no make
It right, and am opposed to "a Il such gt
\, .}
Independence Leagu
On the subject Of the 7 ndepenlden1 neg
f Does this Independence I4eagu e tend
ia $crea to n new State phrty,Sor is slni-
ply a group ofHIienrst mnators called
together to place llim5nf nominate on?s u IA
TIFF its principles are different from
those OF the existing parties how can Il It's
5candldatesibc candidates OF either Of those
iparties?" l4;.. \. ~ IA I'll 8,
the creation of IN new state party, and.
how can candidates to tho Democratic
State Convention pledge themselves to It's
candidate md then sit In q Democratic
"a t5j Y rs E5i5 81 Il
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Changes noted In the current Of the
Gulf Stream Indicate TO the mariner a
mild winter, NJ " lls5
FIRST election in'its history Under Prince
Nicholas decree 4 will choose u parllu-
nlcnt to serve four years. Isl " "A
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-24
LONDON sPECULATING IL.
So ON CUBAN SITUATION
fPu Assnc,aiAa press

= M tsfRy Associated Press,
43sst LONDON, August 24,-'flie newspapers
This morning print editorials on the
situation I'M Cuba. and speculate ms to
x The probability OF tho United States
z being obliged TO intervene to restore or
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-24
I Especial 70 The TImos- D. ,patch.)

IPENNTNGTON, LEE COUNTY,, VA,
August 23,r-The Black Mountain Railway
Company and l., and n. Company arc
rushing work With their respective roads
to the coal mines near this place, each
having some two hundred men at work.
The high officials q each road are on
\ tho ground, personally superintendendlng
their work, and SO far no personal dni-
culties between the men Of the contend-
Ing roads has occurred. but 1t would not
be surprising II they arise any moment
Level heads are trying to keep down
jpersonal dlfiiculties and aavls!ng all par-
Ties to keep cool. and let the law settle
their legal rights. as to the rlght-of-way
through the gap to n rich coal region, n
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-24
One. Can't Believe
All That's in the Papers,.

5$s But you're safe to believe all
YOU re ad Q ve1'8 q u1'5$ sig r a.
* tn re. 5 X, e Il 4 ~ IS. il ~
II Sur sit1ess IS ri q on
E1nodern}l lines. ,
VI N 3 old fashion ed full.
page hot air. AZ 81,
WE sim ply q I've you the
ai1sfacts. II. 81 9.5f5 n 4, s,
To-day i t's N ri 81 q ge8eI
Shirts: NJ jfS, s iS 4 II I.
$3.50, $500 8S and $3.50
Shirts only S l.4B ts5i
TO close uptthe lot quickly
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lakewood, blaze Of fireworks tonight.
Watch This Column Daily

e ~ ~S~Sv5
for ~ NEW EsTlM oNIAL as to tho
wonderful CURES effected by THE
MEcKLl5 NBURG MINERAL WATERS,
Chase City, Vas ~
/ Others tell what their waters arei swa
show what ours do. These are no FAN.
5clEs. These arc FACTS. Let those who
were cured speak for themselves
Is AT III LISTEN,
DIR. Christopher Tompkins, Professor
Practice OF Medicine and Dean Of tho
Medical College Of Virginia. says; u
Richmond, Va. Dec 49, 1904.
Mr.. ". II. Hughes.
Dear Mr.. Hughes, Your very kind
letter Of the 14th instant found me out
OF the city. hence the delay IN reply,
was away attending one OF our medical
associations lii the South, regret that
my engagements are such ms to forbid
my leaving tho city for a long time to
come. When Mr.4Jeffress had charge Of
the springs he sent mo some az the water,
and drank 1t myself with much benent
and pleasure. constantly prescribe 1T
in practice, and have a very, big!, opinion
OF Its value. The Chloride Calcium
water was my ayorite and is still. Bi n
X Wishing all that could be desired Of
success and assuring you3gof my high
appreciation of your letter. ,remaln & Y 4
,3 Yours sincerely and truly g "a A!
CHRISTIE HER roAlPlsIsSs. N, p,
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Increase "a Deposits.
3t,,.I 4 ! ,eoclntcil Presa

by ssoclat cd \ PresaO u
s5 yVASIIINGTON, All gust q. secretnry
Shaw has taken steps to increase the
3denosIts 81 public moneys In national de-
posltaries IN various parts OF the coun-
TN to $50, 900 each. tho amount authorized
ny law. 1t affects about 100 banks. and
will aggregate about s3,Dooooo additional
sdcposits, IS VI a. N "A
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5Virginians In Paris.
X fpv AnsorIotcd prn,ss,s !,

03.E18fF1 BY ABkocInteN FfeHs J N lTl
PARIS, August 22S. rMessrs. William N.
Postlock and A. a.. Martln,8of Norfolk;
Mrs. james Cavanaugh. Of Portsmouth;
Mr.. and Mrs, F.5{Ny. md Mr. G. s,
Darling, Mrs. ~ j. Goston, Albert and
IIarriette w. Howe, of Hampton, regis.
tered at tho New York Herald office
tn-loy 5i45 {,{ ~ ~ w 3ttf3 43 f n
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-24
THE W.EAT THEIR

N Forecast: yirginia-showers Friday and
Saturday; cooler Friday night and Sat
Iurday; light variable shifting to fresh
east winds. 1. 4 !, S5 U: Z
Saturday cooler Saturday; lightto fresh
south winds. Ss N tsff ftsi 3SS 8@N
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-24
Reports Alarming.

s''33 IA. Is (By Associated press) 58.5 ig{
{5s SANTIAGO G, s GU 3A.s$Atgli st % II here
has been no insurrectt onary OH tbreak in
this gcity Or province, but t'mnny alarming
reports are current Business ~ here ~ Is
suffering on account Of K the disturbed
dltiongof tho ntry. l255
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-24
N. Mi R E AIT TO WRECK 7 Re: K
~ RAIL WAY BRIDGES ; C,IE]E:,,S':'
General Manager Of Western Western
Railroad Receives Messag
From Insurgents.
fRxa A sse,ciatetl \ Press.

(ByE "A sspca ed 1'ress.)
ss3E IA AyANA, August 23--G General Mana 10; I
ger Livesay, Of the Western RAJ lroad,
this afternoon received a. message \ from
{gPino Guerra. s forwarded from San J uan
4 de Martinez, saying: fl .aF8 sts n 5s5
" q am III pos Ion OF you 81 -sss
tion II any more troops II IRE sent 3$$
MI over the Western r abroad VIII bic
the bridges and destroy your RE- 'rop, 2
SSSss erty. ''i5 "a q, w
s3s3 Nh & i. ivesay did not answer he Is
match, but Immediately forwarded 8it 3t to
Tie insurgcnt forces, commanded BY
Pho Guerra. n have captured san Juan de
Martinez. the terminus Of the; ~ esterrn
Railroad, and have occupied the town and
railroad station. M n Is s Z, II ~ .g
SsSSThere + was 4 II g. 4bloodshed according to
ssthe reports Just received The small
Eforce or rural guards % icll held the e.
town fled $at the approach OF lie In
1Esurgents. Nj sas 5 I,
a force Of rural guards and volunteers
IL has left GienfuegDsA pr oy'ince Of sants
81 10 Ia "a, "a to- engage 500 lnsurgents ghaVe
e Las la as under63t the command OF
%Ccionel Guznia,ss N1ayol'Sa0f that q Hyn53s
h s5 Another trainload Of troops was sent
4 from this citya ives tWard 3ito- day hound
Il Tor Pima. del Rios FROM which base they
will assist INIT &nlov enents agalns The
Insurgents who arc Occupying San Luis
4 and San Juan dc Martinez. " sa 5
IVA sHINGTON, p. G., August 2s.-1n-
#quiries were made Of sss;;tatc$and 'S,ar De
partmcnts OF the United States and at
the c-u5ln legation Tonight but UP TO q
late hour none had been advised Of any
request upon tf1is government by the
Cuban government for light y rapid fire
guns manned BY American artillerynlell.
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SMITH SWEPT STATE.
Will Have Overwhelming Ma.
iority III the Convention.

(By Associated Press) IN
4 ATLANTA,,, q A., q August %. - Practl-
1cnly complete returns from NIL counties
in the state received up to to Tonight
show that In yesterdays Democratic prs
mary Hoke Smith carried 11s counties
for Gevorner; ~. b. B Russell, y III Clark
Howell, 0; j. IA, iEstlll, 4, and James M,
Smith, g. 3 III d III 3& IF 4 q 4 \ an
This will give each in the State con-
ycntion, which&mcets Mt Macon Septenl-
Der 4th, tho following vote. insuring the
nomination Of IIoke Smith on tho first
ballot by an Overwhelming vote,
IIoke Smith, 804; RUSSELL 20; Howell,
is; Estlll. IL, and y. M. Smith, 9. :s
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-24

81 Jnpan iins been nnnexlng American
seals. probably mistak!ng tho whiskcry
creatures for Russ ans. - Providence
News Democrat, i5 s8il 5
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Conditions Yesterday

x RIchmonds weather. was 7clear8nnd hoI
Range Of tho thermometer:, m !, !,
1, sN n M...,77ss & 81
\ q III M. ,........8 10 midnight.
"a Average. ,...,.,.A l-3 fs.
Highest temperature acknowledgements So
lowest Temperature S5 Yesterday ..,...y,,.. Us
Mean temperature yesterday, u. ,.,,,,. Is
Normal temperature for A,gustp ,..,,.S71
Departure from normal temperature, VI
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Thermometer This Day Last Year

q a. MI, az NJ. 81 81
12 M........,..,,,,.,Sl -, M;,i;,,..,'....S.
3 r. M......,,,.,.,S7 ~ mldnlght,.,,,t,,1s
f9f8s "a Average, .,,,..,.......,.S a6
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-24
SENATOR HARVEY
MADE JUDGE

Governo Swanson mas received and
accepted tie resignation Of Hon. I'd ward
w saunders, n 81 slim. as y udge q
the Seventh Judicial Circuit, and yester-s
day His Excel1ency named Hon. e. "a J.
Yfnryey 81 Il Patrick US his !. successor,
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!, Calamity is virtues opportunity
Seneca. "a y \ 5,t
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Headly

n ii. Especial to Tho Times plspatch.) d $s
Evelyn sydnor and Harry Hcadly, both
OF this county, were married here, yester-
day, Rev. n. Benton Hill officiating. Mr..
and Mrs. Hoadley Will make their home
mt Heathsvile
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alarm among passengers. Passen-
gers frequently become alarmed at
trivial occurrences and without
thought attempt to jump on the car
in order to escape what they sup
pose is some danger. thereby render
ing themselves liable to much more
serious injury in jumping
Passengers are required to exer-
else shat care in cases of excitement
or trivial accidents on the cars that
ordinarily prudent and careful per-
sons placed in the same situation
would exercise. In other words, IL
a passenger gets scared or excited
and jumps ON a car and is injured,
he is not entitled to damages on ac-
count OF such injury. unless ordinar-
lily prudent and careful persons I'M
der the same circumstances would
have jumped. A passenger must al
ways exercise ordinary care and pru-
dence.
One OF the instructions of the
court in the above case was to the eff
feet: that a passenger who leaps
from car while moving at a rate
of speed which makes death of great
bodily injury inevitable is guilty of
negligence to a degree of rashness:
unless the circumstances are such as
to induce in the mind of an ordinar-
lily prudent and careful person plac-
ed in such position the belief that
to remain would result in greater
bodily harm.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-12-18


Special correspondence from a rep
resentatiye at Washington has been
a feature IN the Daily Telegram
since the opening of the present ses-
sion of Congress. The telegraphtc
news by the Associated Press. of
which great news-gathering organ
izatfon the Telegram is the sole
member in CIarksburg and has the
exclusive franchise for the city and
adjacent territory. conveys. in
simultaneously almost. the strict news
happenings of the day. There is,
however, gossip. comment. specula-
tion and political talk about the do
Ings of the Congress and the various
measures pending within 1t. that are
not covered by the Geographic SER
vice. It was to procure this for the
readers OF the Telegram that a spec
faI additional news feature service
was Instituted and the Telegram is
Eratified to know that the service is
appreciated by a large number Of
Its patrons. 1t is ever the purpose
OF the Telegram to keep up to the
minute in the general progress Of
things and whenever 1t is possible to
get anything or do anything that will
make the paper better, brighter and
newsier, 1t shall be done.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-12-18

Santa Claus has had special de-
partment in the Daily Telegram for
the last two weeks and letters from
the little ones to the jolly old fellow
who every Yuletide makes his
rounds and fills the stockings that
are hung up to the mantle pieces,
have been given generous space in
the paper. Santa Claus always Ais
\ mission of genuine happiness every
year and no sweeter or lovlier
myth ever gained popular currency.
He inspires the spirit of affection
and charity in the hearts of all, and
his annual coming is a blessing to
many. It is the hope OF the Tele-
gram that he may come ever and
bring with him the cheer and good
will that he has in the past and 1t is
With the hope Of furthering his good
mission that this paper has given
the time and space to publishing the
letters from the children May God
bless these little ones and 1t is the
hope of the Telegram that Santa
Claus will bring them those things
which they are longing that they
may have.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-12-18

Dear Old Santa Claus:
am little girl past six years old.
l go to school in Alta Vista and like
my teacher very much. Santa
want you to bring me a doll baby
and a set of dishes, fur, some
candy and oranges and nuts and
apples. Now, Santa, please don't
forget to come Oh, yes, and don't
forget my little brother, Bailey. He
wants oh SO many things. That is
all. Goodbye Santa.
BEULAH KENNEDY
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Dear Santa claus:

Dear Santa Clans:
want a slide trombone horn,
shot gun, good tenor drum tmy old
one don't sound right) real pony. fire
wagon. pair boots, pistol with a case.
a Christmas tree with lots OF pretty
things. nuts and lots Of candy. Send
me these Dear Santa and will be
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-12-18

We have neglected to say editor
tally for the benefit of the Parkers-
burg papers that the Telegram was
the frst paper In the state to say
Frank S. Smith would be postmaster
of ParkershurE. So, we say now
that we told you so.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-12-18

The county court is doing good
deal of business these days. Tho af-
fairs of the court are growing lust
as the county 1t. and 1T is matter
of gratifcation that the county has a
court capable of taking care of the
Interests of the county. The capa-
btlity of the court will continue,
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Kelley Hill.
Dear Santa:

Dear Santa:
am 9 years old and want a
drum and air gun and some shots.
That is all. No. forgot. want
some fire crackers and my sister is
s years old. She wants n wagon
and the horn goes toot-toot and a
little set of dishes and drum and
some candy.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-12-18

The earnings of the Baltimore 6
Ohio the past November were much
larger than the same month last
year It would seem from this that
the country is prosperous sure
enough. Notwithstanding the re-
Iuctancy Of the Democratic leaders
TO admit 1t. $3.50 - 1885,.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-12-18

Young Rockefeller wants the mem
beers OF his bible class to be careful
in selecting Eife. With some
there is no choice, as they must de-
prive themselves of the privilege for
lack or the opportunity.
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and little one. a hristmas tree, a
doll bed and a bear and a table and
3 little rocking chairs and whole
bunch of things.
MARGARUITE KEELAN.
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LETTERS TO SANTA CLAUS.
tContinued from page two.)

Here is the list that me and my
brother wants: a whip. a gun, a
suit of clothes. cap and shoes, a
collar and tie. stick pin. My 1T
tie sister wants rocking chair, a
doll and carriage. trunk and a
table and set of chairs and dishes
and knives and forks and a stove
and doll bed. and another thing
that | want to he sure to tell you.
my Uncle John wants a wife. Can't
you get him one.
Your loving friend,
HOWARD BURNSIDE.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-12-18

hind In advertising as shown by the
columns of the Telegram, which are
bullying with store information.
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orange. I have a little brother and
two little sisters. They want some
things too. SO please don't forget
them. and don't forget papa and
mamma. live on the Milford road
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-12-18

1t is the last call this week for
holiday buying. Weather conditions
are better, TOO.
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Dear Santa Claus:
I am little boy s years old |
go to school every day. Please
bring me horn. football. a pair Of
skates. little mandolean that plays
music. Bring me some. candy and
nuts and lot of fruit. Santa.
don't forget my two little sisters and
baby brother.
Yuor little friend,
FRANK JOHN BARTECK,
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-12-18

Dear Santa Claus:
Please bring Frank a ring.
train Of cars. horse and buggy. wag-
on. doll, candy. nuts, a story book.
Please bring Virginia doll. bear,
blocks, dress.
Please bring Myrtle story book,
ring.
please bring mamma a work
basket.
Please bring papa a necktie. hat
shirt white pleated bosom-)
Please bring Mary story book.
and trunk.
From,
MARY REYNOLDS
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real good boy.
Your little friend.
MASTER RICHARD EVANDER
BROOKS.

Dear Santa Claus:
l thought l would write you let
ter to tell you what want. want
big doll. the biggest one yon got
with long curls and piano and a
book and dishes and trunk for the
doll clothes and don't forget my
cousin Leta that lives in Ohio and
Mama and papa. Goodbye.
HELEN CoLNELL.
424 Water street.
Dear santa:
a am little boy years old and
want a wagon and gun and loads
and some candy and nuts. This is
all 1 care for
CARL MURPHY.
Adamston. w. Va.
Dear Santa:
am little boy Z years old. I
want a wagon and gun and some
loads and some candy and nuts. This
is all l care for.
ALLEN MURPHY.
Adamston. w. Va.
Dear santa:
am little girl years old. l
go to school and want a doll baby
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-12-18
An Evening Echo.

Men lose many things. not because
they cannot attain them. but because
of their tardiness in attempting
them. Pythagoras.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-12-18
From,
COLBY PEARL VIRGINIA SAILS
BURY FowLKBS.

Dear Santa Claus:
Please bring me a doll. a little
bed. and little chair. little dres-
ser, and necklace. box of hand
kerchfefs. a little washstand. and a
set of dishes and any thing else you
want to.
Very isncerely yours.
MARY REYNOLDS.
64S West Pike street.
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Dear SANTA Claus:

Dear Santa Claus:
Please bring me box of candy
and cupboard with some dishes in
it and a stove. too, tea kettle and a
doll baby carriage and a great big
doll. too. and pair of shoes and
stockings. and little dashboard and
tub too. and bring my mamma some
thing nice
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-12-18

clarksburg merchants are not be,
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Dear Old Santa CLAUS:
am a little girl years old and
cannot write will have my aunt
write for me and tell you what
want. want you to bring me big
doll. a little doll bed, stove, set
of dishes. a table. set of chairs.
some nuts and candy and one
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Dear Santa Claus:
Please bring me 2 dolls. big one
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carriage and a speech book and my
stockings full of candy and nuts and
oranges. This is all care for.
TRIESTE YoUsT.
Adamston, w. Va.
Dear Santa:
am little boy year old and I
want hammer and a pair of shoes
and a rubber doll and some candy.
This is all care for.
ALBERT MURPHY.
Adamston. w. Va.
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Dear Santa:
am a little girl 9 years old.
go to school and want doll baby