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The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1906-04-24

ion from the period of great de-
in all lines of business but
that of the live stock industry,
is at last fully awake from her
long sleep and is forging to the
summit Of nearly all the States
in the Union. In the '70s and
'80s, when the Comstock was the
poor mans Paradise, when Eu-
reka, Austin, lone and other
camps were apparently at their
zenith, the State was looked up
on with a little consideration by
other move favored States and
localities.
But the bottom fell out of the
Comstock, the silver issue took
a firm hold of the people than
here and opportunities went
gllmmering and for years Nevada
was rarely ever spoken of unless
it was in fault-finding way. The
war with Spain proved pry to
raise the entire Pacific coast to a
higher standard. 1t opened up
trade with the Orient, created a
demand for Nevada beef, mutton
and horses and again started the
cordially disliked State of Nevada
up the hill which it had rapidly
descended for nearly twenty years
back to something like her for
mer self. Following the war
with Spain and the increased de-
mand for Nevada products in
the line of juicy beef and mutton,
fine cavalry horses, etc. Jim
Butler, weather beaten pros
.pector, who had spent the best
part of his life and never lost
confidence OH the parched plains
and in the mountains of the south
ern part of the State, brought to
the worlds attention several very
rich mines. gold bearing. After
much effort he induced several
native sons of the State to take
hold with him and develop his
properties. Before the close Of
that year many who had been
pulling against the stream"
soon found themselves rich aud
full of hope and confidence in
Nevada and her wealth-produc-
ing greatness. 1t was not long
after that before the east began
TO turn towards the west as the
land of promise. From that day
forward, Nevada's march has
been upward until to- day her pop
ulation is multiplied by three
over what it was a few years ago
and is still rapidly increasing.
The foundation for fortunes
which honest Jim Butler laid for
those who were ready ito take
chance" has been reaching out
in other directions and to-day
there is hardly an old camp in the
State which hsa not proven itself
a gold camp instead of a silver
camp. So the war with Spain
and the silver agitation which
swept the country from ocean to
ocean, have proven a blessing in
disguise. The people who thought
a few years ago that Nevada was
a Silver State and that with the
"crime of 1872 everything worth
having in the commonwealth had
been stricken down and left the
State a worked out ash heap have
changed their minds and now re-
gard Nevada as the richest of
gold producing States. The won
derful activity being displayed in
every section is but another indi-
cation of Nevada greatness. Nye
and Esmeralda on the south,
+ Washoe on the northern border,
Churchill, Humboldt and Elko in
| IL % :.el. o..I WI, Il q,
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1906-04-24
FRATERNAL

CHERRY CREEK LODGE NO. 80. 1. o. o. F.
4 Meets at Odd Fellows Han every MOI
day evening at $ O'Clock. sojourn- xn
ing brethren in good standing are ~
cordially invited to attend J.
ORR, n. u, F. NJ. CLARK, Ret. Sec.
retarY.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-01-12
Grcfrtip.Gomitc - Mouor 6. G(aD

Grcflltip.G omitc - Mopor 6. Glo1
Simnmls, &. Stonleu @arp GborlcS
Gnqlano, i. II. Giltit, SaulcS $.
SmlitIt j. 6. @otrobr, Gpou s.. Mor.
golr, Gr. Sra Ncmlcu. &oncs ".
ySbeeler, George Gntor. i. 81. Garen.
@ep. u. @oitbcr, @m. 4, Eortcr,
$ofob Gpltein, GonQrcBN boeorone.
ter i. &. @ad,ter, @uu. IS. 9udlcr,
Sbcrlod Smonn uno GDorleS s.
Nonlcr;
iiir itdotiiAc @oiiruperfe - i, &.
@od,tcr. ySnn. .. Nudler, >Sobn NJ.
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Ibonpfiuay NelWu Seinn. u. i.
Simpiun. u. .. Noll. 4. N. Scioc'
wis. @enrp &oitinM jlul., George S.
Wiorriion 5. .. Gictridl ". ".
Gunnett, y. ". Noplono uno Sanlcs
:. TIpnn;
fiir MISUNDERSTANDING - =. =.
Sntrobee &. $. Mor0on Wiihoet Sen
fins, Sler. y. 0oIiiclo. $, ). NC.
@rotb, i. NJ. @pmblc, Mnbcrt Nc.
Motbcr, 4, ). @ollogbcr, i, NJ. Sol-
Oiuuo, 9luN. =. @cGcr, Gbuoro Mob
uloll. y. 2. Ectcr3, ). ". Sranin
mo =. Nront &cllcU;
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-01-12

n&crcin Der aauflentt
nno Gubrifonten. Ger
.Gcrcln Der 3ouileutc ntlb Iobrlful.
ten" belt gelterrr lcilic Sobrea. Ser
iolllmliing mn Vcnmtcnlunbl III lei
nel1l Sofnlc all Sopfin9- Elnce. ErG-
Iiocnt Y. Stunlen @nrp ilntcrbrritcte
ieillcn Snbresbcridlt. in meIdenI rr
nit StolS Der glftipitGt I'M @cid)oifS'
leber Voltilnorc'a ge0nd)tc. Gie ne.
omtempohl bate i%olgenoc5 Hcliiltot
ErGiiocnt @r. 9ouio $. Carroll. CT.
tier &lcc Er0iioent Nr. Hr.beu 80
tier. 5wcitcr .Er0iioclt @r. No.
bert Wt. Siiiioll. 0ritter SicesEr0iit
bent @r. Iopio Nnlbndl piertcr Giee-
Erdiioent 6r. Grnnf Y. Soon. Sd)ot.
n~,eiiter Sr. Sontea Ereiton. Iircfto.
rcl Die SS. y. u. Nafer. @illiom y
Surit, Sun,eS @ono, Gauib SuBler
i. i. Gator, George Z. Srpilt, SoIepl
Glelocnin, 9iorlnnn Games. Gborlc;
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GpIteiL Groncla :. go Wotte. Mum:
W. Gibbs. @arrp u. yerd). i. $
8ottlIeb, Charles 4. Moegia, Aler
0arpep, Mnt. -. Matthni. Sreoerio
Sertel. 8m. Y. Mobinion, Hpbt. 3
5opfins. 3. &. Hoplano. !. Ilbcr
Su9bes. !. &urrp Srcaoe uno slu
orem =. Grippe. y
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-01-12
Sitnu1 ser SdrulhrbGroc-
Ter 9lllfoui Don @olpIGben cnlpiot'
len. - Hcli1notIoncl mo Grllen-
llllll9en bon HcbrcrinHtll.

III Scr 0cltrl0Cn SlBlll>g 0erS dull
Nch0rOc. III neldDcr Er0iioclt Sol.
Eocfur0 0er GorliB titl)rte, lultr6cll
Die Hcllgnntloncn Der Scbrcrlllnel
Nrl2. Slllte Natcrlnn bon ocrSdnllc
Mr.. S uno $. &clcnc II. 9uf bon Der
Sdnllc Mr.. ID nndcnonlmerl. Gin gu
tcr Sbeil Der SiBung mlu0e aber.
mails Der Sd)eerel Nrage 0cplDmet.
| &ctnnntlid) mur0c lciller 3clt 0erGon'
ftraft fitr 0ie SlctCrun1 Der Sd)ecrcll
Der Iirnln Nooiion ltnfEnlut llber.
traqenIn sic &eDDrbeI lpeigcrte 1id)
ijeood). ole SG)FetCNll ltaeGeptlren,lpel
hielclhcn ui1gebttrb nrrbt pon 'eer Dor'
ocidritnuncn Gltdlitnt lunrclt. Ter
Stubte 8rUtlrntor lDuroe lllll ell
@Itudten crllldbt,, nllN 'olelea tru'
ac1terlr piu. Gcnlelben 3u Tolac 1T
Die 9eb6rM pc5nln19ellv ehtlpcDer Die
Sdecren SIT 0CCcptircll, ODER co nlt'
eillen Eroicb dnfonnlcH 5u lallel1.
Gle NltgelcgeHheit rpurbc bent Gin.
lultfS Gonlite iibcrpicIelt. Sn Der
3lpiid)cnSeit miro ooa Gonlltc Die no
tbiNen Sd)cercn anidlniicn.
@ciudlc mn Sol1rerbobiln8etl bon
Nroi. ShulB, OcS CrrnlehrcrS Der
offelltlid1cn Sd)ulcn, ulb bon Erof.
=. u. Hoaronlul bon Der lt0otlldlcn
hGhcrCn &uubcnidnlle luuroen oenl
5%ult0noi0cl Gomite ilberpiclen.
Ter Nn1falti Scr SnultclIe nebcn ser
cnaliid, oclltihcu Sd)ulc Gdc bon
Siteno, mo GhQrleoItruBe FAM abcrs
lnala 5ltr Sprnd)c, mo Gopt Gliulpn
pirbc beullitroNt, nit Dem StaOt'
Erofllrotpr oh Der Hdthlanlfcit clllcS
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 5u bcros
tben. |r
S5crncr mrr0e cnlpip6len, cill6rlno.
iti,uf ncbcll Der Sdllc Ar. =, Bottom
unD StileSltroBc, lpeld)es al OieGel,.
trnl 9lpcnue arer5t, 5lt criperhcn, on"
olte WebGlloe. mcld)es ciilcS Der MT
i~ero6cliten Der Stoot lit, nleber5urci'
Zen ltll0 eiten 9tcllbau nit t6 MO-
ocrnen 3imnlcrl aui5uiilbrcl.
Sll DER Grctutipllbllng mnr0en fols
0en0e GrneNnnllgcn BON SchrCrlltllcll
poracnommcn; Mono 1urncr, @lli-
tic ailta Momie lupis. Hnon.i Sibh.
les. G0ith Hurtpn 9lunde EenB. II.
@ibion, Man Gufe, Selene Sllfe. =.
aopcnnugh Wubcl gleliing, Wdrg.
9epingtom 9lgnes Snpbcr. @orrictt
:. Solnler, Scarf Irlolb, GuIob 81.
ron. Gnmno Tomlcr, Gonn Mipcra, u.
Eltaen Mnrg. Nlioro, &otie NJ. Mils
liulua. gnmnu }infono, @ertbo 9ct-
rcns, lulito 9Iiflos, Wtpbel Gi0c(.
brGnncr uut0 @clen Smeus.
Sri. Gnunn apiler mlkoe nlsSillfs>
Superilttcrpentln 0es Mlllif llnter-
rid,t2 erlp0hlt. b,r rar
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-01-12

Ser Bern
pom Ill nsfcl 3rGiig Ser
cen" belt geitern Ibcnb III Der
.Stag.0alle" utter Gem Soriib hes
E%raiihel1ten 6ris Mebrenberg cine
Grefutiuiisiiilg al, III ipeld)er &or-
bercitunaen fir Den IasfenbaI uno
bns a%niternrolteu gc%trofien mnroen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-01-12

uno FAM III ibrer St9cno nod Bal
%t:nlorc. Sic bintCrl0Bt nlr cine
Stnueiter, mGbren0 ibr Notte iDr
ror TO Subren I'M Sooc uormlgIng.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-01-12
Nus Baltimore County.

| tStult SUllllltiltH >tllUlIltlli.
Mehrcrc Soocai0uc. @rollr
81 Nrms Marfet. - &erid)Icocnes
Gas 5eitanlellt ser Nrou Surob y,
Solmlenig, meldlc9 int @allenNc.
rid)t bon Noltinlore.Gpuutu 5llr Frii.
illQ 5nQcloiien luurOc. bcItIlulnt, ool
ibr Sohu Maltrr lire fyurnl nit bcl!l
0ciunnltcn &orrotb, 9Ifcrh0l : &c
rGtbld)oIten. Nlitter. NelL @ogc1 lulS
&lltldcn crlalteu lpll. SIREN orcl
S0dtcrn, Mice. GHn @ouiic mo 9ioia
a., ucrn1odlt bie GrbluiICrin ibre &c.
iunnntcn Mobcl, Nlloer, O%rnoaentt,
lltcnliliell &lcibulgSitiidc mo on
berc @egcnitGnoc. Ger Nett bcS Nud).
lulleS lit inter ollc ibre &inbcr 81
pertbeilen. Sore Sod,tcr, 6rt. Mice
Sormlenig, lit olS ein5l9c NtuNlob'
rollltrefcrtn crllonnt,
SoocSi0Ilc.
Nruu Nounie SloDo 0oii. Satin
Oea Srr. @iuiam Soil. Glerf I'M
@crid)tc SIT SpluiorL lit III ibrcr
@obmtna SIT Soiuion 9cltorbel>. Sic
mar III Gnrdeitcr.Goumtu. No. &c.
borcn mo cine Eodltcr beS ucrltorbe.
nen &m. Z. @oloSborougb, clncS be;
tnlultcn SelpphnerS 9altinlore'S.
9lllbcr lbrtnl Wotteln binterl1Bt lie
brcI &inbcr.
Srnu Gpeline Gplitolltio @lelln,
Oottill bon Nilliom @lenn, lit ii
ibrcr @obmmuN SIT SunuNiioe, 90
uonStolun, Neltorben. Sic mar cin
WtitNllco ocS GirettoriimlS pes so.
lpItolS iiir Sdmiubliid)ti1c lnbe
COMPTON, rno dis lchr %mohltbGti9 be
fomni. Sbrc 9ecrbigllng iinoet bellte
oli DEM nNulmuooo. tSrieoboic" SIT
Hid)nlpnN, 80. ltott.
grand an Ncm Marfet.
Die Mohnlng Der Srau MARTHA
T.. @cinhoIt 5t 9tep.Oturttc, I'M I.
0iItrift bon 9oltilloresG nrmtp, MIR
De ON lcttcn MDntag bllrd, Scllcr
scrit0rt, mcldpS D,lrd) sir SdIdobafz
tigfcit cincS Hnitd1ollncS cntItuno.
Ten Nod,bdrll gelol,g es,' cinell gro.
ben Sbcil Der W6bel 5t ~rcttell, ood)
tetrogt Der GcrlliitD trobbcIl ctluu
$500, benz cillc Tcriid)erl,lig bon
MIR $500 g~euenilber itebt. .'I. "
u6rci bcit, pie ely mcinel !"
Ger &obeoS Corpus. SAL oeS Sbbn
). WcGonncll, eirea Suiniien beS
a9ops Sielu.Nipls, Der perlld)t, ollf
0ielem Mcgc lclllc Nclreilung aus Der
Nnitolt 5u erloll9en fam 9~eltern Dor
Dem Midtcr Guncon int 8reiSgerid)t
5ll Somlon jllr &erbolollng. mo
Der Mid)ter miro lpbnlo ala nloglid)
leille Gl,tid)einlng obAebcn. Gr lanote
untcrbellcn Den McGnmncll ulli 10
Gage ms @eiGnAniB 5ll Solpioll, 6d.
nit CT elmer lln%teriud)nng be5ilglid)
ieineS @ciitea5uitunoca nlteriuoriel
lpcroc. McGonllel bcbnllptct. CT
babe III Der MnItdlt I'M cine Mnitels
lltl9 %nod)0eilld)t mo ici gegcn icinen
@iQen bnlelblt ais @eiiteafroltfcr
i~cIt1ehnlten luprocn. Or. Smcnabn
Gin Nr5t III Dem Nipl. bc5cugte gelterll
Dor Dem Hidter. bob McGomcl ole
Symphonic bca SrriilnS bate, nab.
reno &. 4. HogcrS, ein ouocrer Algcz
iiclltcr Der Hnltalt, Der Aniid)t iuar,
OoB Mic6cnlicQ 0ciItig gclunO lei,
Geri d) i%e0cnes. .r.s
Sic Gountp = GonnliilGrc boben
Srn. @eor1c !. Mnligoll ais Slut
id)cr Der Sprlbc ~ 0oponstomn wie-
berernonllt.
Cine Sicen5 fir Die Srouultg BON
Sri. SltIio ". Self unb Srn. Charles
u. SteoenS, .Ycioc BON @orriioh
iuuroe g~eitern inI 9ilrcnll oeS areias
gcrid}ts SIT lolpion crIoiicn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-01-12

Ybleben 49, &E. Geter Nud)hci-
nlcr itarb gcitcrn I'M Dobcn glltcr bon
80 Subren in i~eircr letten Mobnung,
Nr. II, MorO-GorepitroBe bon 100
ans bos Notwithstanding morgcn
&ormittog I'M II llbr Itottiiroet.
Sr. Nbruhnm Vroiman itorb
ocitern I'M bobcll alter bon 50 Sab
ret it ieincr leBten @obnnl,a, Nr.
1909. @oltprItrnBc. Ter Gerblid)ene,
lpeldjcr pielc Sabre ein Gilgros.aleis
oeraeid)dft betricb, binterl1Bt nellll
ainDer.
V1Re ;nr Neiie .iu's AuSfamb beiprst C,
Woiur. gr Al. Ct. Vnul. SfsnEf
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-01-12

Gem @erid d. rfabrcn
ii bermicicu iuurbe geitern in Der
liiolid)en Eplijeiitation Der Mirtb
benjamin Goldberg bon Hr. Gil,
lilo Sonnro- StraBe. neil er at.
acbIih am Sonntas eeiitige sc.
trdllfe perfauft haben ioa.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-01-12

Neifcrc gufalberidte iiebe g., Z. mn6
s. Seite.!
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-01-12

Y1Re ;nr Meiie 'iu's AuSf0nb beiprgt C.
Maine, VII. All, St. 1nuI.stsnke.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-01-12
@aseunidnpten micocraebranut.

Scr Sduppcu ser StraBentdbu-We.
IeH'd1aft i'll @auerln nleoerge.
brannt. @roBe glnSobl Cont
merpdggon9 ourdj Die Stamnen
5erltort. 9tele MngaonS nit
Miiibe gerettet. - Ser Sd)aoen
I'M Setruge Don 100000 oitrd)
Gerllderlutl ge0edt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-01-12
Taltimure's Gr,uadycn.

Gntbu'ioltiid)c &criamnllulg i'm
N%otbbullle. Slim &erbeNc=
runBa- Nnlclben inhllirt. - Dit
tcrer &ompf gegcn llcllc Fart-
Mnleihc.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-11-15
Grand OPENING
OF gI!ITER cubs

Grand opening Of winter turs ana
fur coats at, the Parsons sondeEs
stores, Friday Noy. is. Mr. We.
Graham. personal representative Of
the large and widely known fur
manufacture Of Edwin s. George,
Detroit. Mich, viii make an e1=
hibit Of fine fuFs and fur coats ut
the Parsons Sonders stores, Fridays
Nov 16, to which every one Is IN
vited. This exhibit has been ar
ranged at this time for two reasons,
namely, persons DESTROYS of a hand
some set of f1rs or coat may at this
time have a variety for choosing,
privilege that could not be had with
home stocks also to persons desirlous
Of mailing gifts of fine set of furs
this Is an excellent opportunity to
make a selection which may be done
and same set aside until Christmas
or New Years.
The -Souders Co. have
handled Edwin S. Georges line OF
furs for four years and their buyer
states there is nothing better made,
only the best selected pelts and
superior grade of workmanship en-
ter into any and all fur pieces and
coats, whether it be the inexpensive
So. 90 neck piece or the. 81 10000
Russian royal sable set
This opening is to be for one day
only. All who can we would suggest
coming in the morning owing to the
rush sure to occur in the afternoon.
However, several clerks have been
assigned to assist Mr.. Graham IN
his display.
See George, Friday at the Par
sons-Souders Co
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-11-15
DEEDS Recorded

John NJ. Carpenter to J. Allie
Anderson. / lot. Enterprise.
John Mckinney to Martha ".
Goldsmith, 9 lots, Jarvisville.
N. B. McCarty to LucyG. Shack
eIford. l lot, Kelley Hill. city.
Same to C. +. Haruba, l lot, kel-
ley Hill, city.
John w Carpenter to George T.
Harbert. 102 acres. Tenmile dis
Jesse X. johnson ct ais. to The
Lumberport Coal Co., 295 acres OF
coal and 1 acre of surface, Eagle dis
trict.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-11-15
Box Supper

The public is invited to a box
supper and social in the Broad
Oaks and Alta Vista public school
building Friday evening, Nov. 10.
This is the first box supper that has
been given in Broad Oaks and all
the ladies have the privilege and
are requested to bring boxes with
them. The proceeds will go to the
benefit of the Broad Oaks and Alta
Vista church. Everyone is invit-
ed to come and enjoy a social even
ing. Don't forget the time and
place.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-11-15
Personal

Mrs. Henry Raymond went to
Petersburg Thursday morning 70
visit her daughter, Mrs. Benjamin
B. BIackford for several days
Ed. n. Mcneil, of MorgantoWn'
is a visitor in the city
/. L. Loar, of the firm OF Loar
x White. was here from Grafton
Thursday on business connected
with the FIRMS store here.
W. n. Miller is here from Park
John 4. Ford. of huntsville, is
= Miss DeVere. Of Fairmont, is
visiting friends in the city.
Mrs. 7. B. Myers, of Winfield
Kansas. who has been visiting her
brother. DR.. D. p Morgan, OF
West Main street. viii leave for he'd
home next week, and be aceompan-
led by her neice, Miss Beulah NOR
gan who viii pay her an extended
visit.
Hugh Lyon. of Hepzibah, spent
Thursday in the city.
William Srother was here Thurs
day from Wilsonburg.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Ashcratt'
Of Wilsonburg. spent Thursday IN
the city.
Perry G. Afford. OF Weston, spent
Thursday in the City on business
Connected with the Hope Natural
Gas Company.
Howard Rogers Is IN Falrmont
visiting his sister. Mrs. Alexander
Patton.
General Manager a. J. Purinton
of the street car company was here
Thursday from Fairmont.
G. NJ. Alexander, Of Fairmont'
was here Thursday.
d. d. Congleton has returned
from a business visit in Fairmont'
w. T. 8Ierriman is just home
from sojourn of three weeks al
West Baden Springs, very mucH
improved in health.
Roy Thrasher viii leave Sunday
night for New Mexico to reside.
i. O. Moore has been in Fairnon'
on business.
Benjamin a. Reeder was here
Thursday from Shinnston on busl-
ness and the guest of relatives.
Mrs. Una Freese left this morn
ing for Toledo. Ohio, to visit he1
daughter. Mrs. Ferdinand Brown.
Mrs. Sheridan Watkins and son
of Fairmont, are visiting relatives
here.
Miss Sadie Arnett has returned
to her home in Fairmont.
| Miss Lena Stewart. head OF thu
vocal department of Broaddus In
| stitute. is visiting her cousins, tbs
| Rev. and Mrs. NJ. L. Reid, in Fair
mont.
James NJ. Plant, Of Katylick, wal
| in the city Thursday on b1siness.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-11-15
Ru Associated Press.

COLUMBUS, o.. .ov. l4-Ihe
condition of Governor Harris is ex-
citing alarm among friends: BE IS
able to sit up but not to leave his
room. Doctors are afraid of pneu-
monia, as he is suffering from a
had cold. The Governor caught a
severe cold last Sunday and has
been under treatment ever since.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-11-15

FOR SALE-SroCK-A block OF
stock in good industrial company
in this county, which is making
Is per cent. on capital stock If
YOU have $4,000 in cash or any
part Of it to invest address N. So,
care Telegram.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-11-15

Robert L. Towles was a business
visitor here Thursday from Salem.
Mrs. George W. Shuttleworth is
visiting in Wheeling.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-11-15

The Acme Collecting Agency will
collect your money and give it to
you promptly. 40 S. Third street.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-11-15

FOR sALE-P1AEo-Family leay-
ing Clarksburg for California
have a fine upright Chickerlng
piano, used 2 years, for sale cheap
Address, Piano, Telegram Office
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Wanted. Male Help

WANTED-FoR o. S. ARMY, able
bodied unmarried men between
ages of 81 and IS; citizens of the
United States, of good character
and temperate habits, who speak,
read and write English For IN
formation apply to recruiting OF
flee, LOG Pike street, Clarksburg.
w. Va.
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For Rent

FOR RENT-E1aHr ROOM HOUSE,
bath and all modern eonvenIences-
127 West Pike street, p. Cork.
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FOR RENT-HoUsE-A very de-
sirable eight-room house, nicely
locality, lawn and garden. ap,
ply at The James Law Cos S1S
West Main street
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NOTICE.

Mrs. Hilda Hidlcbrand LeichneF,
Dermatologist, has returned from
ST, Louis, Mo-, where che went 70
take . special course in facial
massage and hair treatment.
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wANTED-To RENT-seven or
eight room house, central location,
bath and modern eonven1ences;;
Address with description ana
terms, j. N. NJ, care Telegram.
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FOR sALE-HoUsE-s-room mod
SnSi up-to-date house, with bath
4 all conveniences, solid OAK
SSors, stairways, etc, handsome
chandeliers and mantle boards,
instantaneous heater; lot AZ x 100
feet. Property located in centre
of the city on Holden avenue, one
minute walk from court house.
Easy terms. Enquire Globe
Clothing House
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Al the odeon.

..The Moonshiners" will run the
last half of the week at the Odeon.
Ii is great, and will please all
Every one should see this picture.
Ii is taken from the heart of Ken
lucky.
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FOR RENT-To a gentleman, a
nicely furnished room IN a pr
vate family, central location. APP
Div 166 W. Pike street.
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FOR RENT-FURN1sHED Rooms
Two furnished rooms, one minute
walk from court house. 1886 Lee
street.
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Lost

LosT-Pup-Brown Boston bull
terrier put with white spots and
white ring around neck. Find
er please return to 62S Mulberry
street aud receive reward.
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FOR RENT-HoUsE-D Desirable
residence on Clay street. Inquire
275 Clay street.
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op-
era house and Carlisle Court We'd
nesday night. Finder please re-
turn to Telegram Office
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FOR RENT-FURN1sHED RooM-
One front room, furnished; use
of bath private family III
West Pike street.
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The Woodmen d the World has5
an interesting meeting m the. -
Of r. hall Wednesday evening when
was followed by very enloya9ls
smoker. Three new candldates TOT
mem bersliip we're initiated and r..
a Rider was elected advisory lleu-
tenant to fill the vacancy OF thaf
Office. There was a large attend
ance and the members had a gooa
time. .sss
Wedding announcements as fol-
lows have been received here
Mr.. and Mrs. P. F. Kennedy
have given in marriage their
daughter
EVE Idona
Mr.. Charles Bean
on Wednesday, the fourteenth OF
November.
nineteen hundred and SIX
Confluence. West Virginia
Twenty chickens have been
SLAUGHTERED for the supper IN the
Waldo hotel sample room this even
ing by the ladies Of the Lutheran
church. beginning at o'clock.
Cooks of pronounced experience
have been secured to superintend the
baking and the waffies VIII be served
hot. No pains have been spared to
make this Just the supper that VIII
strike the spot in the appetite OF
every chicken lover.
The Woman's Missionary Society
of ST. Marks Lutheran church viii
hold its November meeting with
Mrs. Fl. S. Stemple, of Terra Gotta
avenue Friday afternoon at $50
o'clock. An interesting program
has been arranged and all the ladies
of the Lutheran church are cordial
lv invited to attend
Among the Thanksgiving func-
lions will he an assembly dance
rho night before that day at the
Waldo. The Young Peoples So
efaI Club will also have dance at
the Waldo Thanksgiving night
Both will prove delightful
The Five Table Eucher Club is
being entertained this afternoon
from ; until ) o'clock by Mrs. 3D.
ward G. Smith at her home IN
Broad Oaks.
Joseph Fugo and francesca Pas
sonito. natives of italy, viii be mar
RED at. the Catholic rectOTy Satur-
L.. rrnnrninr nv the Rev. Eather
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FOR RENT-s1Ne1E Rooms, two
suites of rooms; elso rooms for
LIGHT housekeeping. The Savoy,
Lee street.
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See George" Friday at the Par-
sons-Souders stores.
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Samuel S. Faris, of Bridgeport,
spent Thursday in the city.
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wanted-Female Help

WANTED-G1RL for general house
work. Inquire 275 Clay street.