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Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1906-01-24

Get ten minutes nap some time Our
ing the day. This may be fmDossibl,
until dinner time in the evening. bu
Il you can get nap before dinner It wiz
do a lot of good.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1906-01-24

IL you want life insurance poll.
cy iG a splendid old line company
that gives large dividends, consult
O.. I. McDougal.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1906-01-24
STOLEN SMILES.

Mr.. ORorke (who has been quar-
rreling with a visitor) Now remem-
ber Jane. the next time you lot that
man In you're to shut the door in mis-
face
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Fire Insurance

Ia the cheapest and best security
. man can buy. 1t saves him froni
worry, perhaps from ruin and his
family from want. The rates are
not very high. | will be pleased to
give them to any one who will come
in and talk the matter over. Only
safe companies represented. T.. r.
MCDoveAL, CEREDo, w. Va.
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Small Boy-"Gimme a grain o. qui-
nine" Druggist-"Only one grain?
What we goin' to do with one grain"
Paw wants to put it in a gallon o.
whisky he's got"
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1906-01-24

Ardent Suitor-'l love your daugh-
ter. and would willingly die for her"
Old Man-"Ah! That's good: what Is
the amount of life insurance that you
caTry?"
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1906-01-24

Reporter-"To what do you attrib-
ute your longevity" Oldest Inhabit-
-ant-'My what?" Your longevity"
las far as | remember never had
no such complaint"
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1906-01-24

Book Agent-"Lady. this book will
tell you all about the habits OF saw
age animals Mrs. Oldwed-''I know
more about them than that book could
tell ne I've been married 20 years"
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1906-01-24

Not in Danger.
Never mind worrying about the man
who tells you he Is worked to death
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-09-21
Grip
@2ebf1rte Gt8tfmerteri $ufterae.
MerpSs @pdffelfe paafnlste.
3r. M}t1es' Nerbiste ttIba9e6at
$elbrenet.
MesfSrte @tstimertert &ofterne,
MerpSs epdffelfe paafulste.

Seq bur tense1ieeenbe , @iutereu s-95 al @istfuers
ter i Softerne ps nerpps soettelfe. foraorfaget at ct
alporli9t Mufalb al So Grippe. @ietimerterre par fo
ftarfe til Siber, at bet bar untuli9t for mig at neube
mig / eeneen. Seq sanos lite lobe. Seq banbeto al
opre bebfte 29ger til at tilfe mtg. tog aMe o%nertereoe
Repidner for be,.ne art @nasbeb, uten epnaaebe tnset
aiubrins, tnbtil leg to9 ST. Ntiles' @eftorattoe gero'
the. eets G1aftes siensab mig 9erbrebet; ie8 ct beore
.nb leg pari fere aar - ia taftiit belt belbreoet. Ses
tau fge n.eb rplig Samoittisbeb, at bet bar ST.. Detles'
Weftprotipe Meroine, fom giensoo mig 9elbreoet. Maar
gistimerterue bar fterfeit fit leg ueiteu ptebliffeli9
2inbrins peb grusen af ST.. MiIes'' Mut.9ain,9il8
Seq par %oabefalet ST.. miles' Ueibler til u1anse Dsen'
ue{fer."-Greb Meeers. @ebHelb, g. s..
nSee bleo au9rebet Of Suerte / 9iertet og snner oeu
eeu5tre @tulber, u1eb en- faa t~rptfeabe Jple1ie t'8rpftet,
at ies lite tunbe aanbe trt. Seq bapbe @iertebanten
faa bpi @rab, OF belle eenseu rprebe. Seq baooe ltse
lebes EFT fpas. tom Gp1e1ie i @ierterestonen. @i,
Gase bebanblebe mig for 2eoer' os Mtaneipgbom. mel
lea ff inseu simbringsss inbtil en- wen anbefasbe ST
meiIes' 3eart Cure % ,Reitoratips geeretue: Seq bruet
be99e Dele p9 EFT s@ffe al Gntispoin ptaS.. Stg treI
at leg ct fulbit9noi9t % nori9t belbreoet:" -aerS. .
%. &plbing. NobleSot1e, Sub. So.
sFIoffe Of ST.. MiIes' Ge9sui6ler. Strto stter {,
Brg prn Werpsfitet o9 Pjertefp9bomme. Nbresk
9r. MileS Mtebicay Co.. Glfbart, Snb.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-09-21
christensen. Hjgrring: Fhv. Kjgb-

christensen. Hjgrring: Fhv. Kjgb-
smand i. +. Larsen. oka1tved: hike
Inger Heden. Ravnsborg: Fhv.-
C~aardejer i Sennels Nieis Chr. Raun.
Skaarup: Niels Knudsen. Randers:
Karoline Tranberg. Landpost Peter
S. Rosenberg. Hadsund: Apotheker-
post Niels S@rensen. Frederikshavn:
5Enke Christine Boelund. Kvissel:-
Fhy. Teglverksbestyrer Gregers
Christoffersen. Tvingstrup: Gard
ejer Peder Thomson. Ulfborg: Ka-
rem Hansens Batter Jenny. Top
gard: Frederik Gr@nlund. Stad1l:
Christian Bjergs Batter Mariane. ST.
birien: Chr. Brandt. FAKE: Godsfor-
walter G. E. Smith. Odense: Selma
ger Willumsen. Rasmus Hansens Hu-
stru. Vejle: Enke Johanne J@rgen-
sen. Aarhus: Stationsforstander H.
c.. Petersens Enke. Valentin Slowly
Kommis Carl Bygballe. Randers: Lac
rer ]. C. Petersens Enke fra Vorup.
L@gst@r: Fhv. Jernst@ber S9ren Mos
bech. Aalborg: C. Raths Hustru.
Hj@rring: Niels Jensen (R@nnebjerg).
Skaarup: Niels Knudsen. Prest@:
Kj@bmand Hans V. Olsen. Nyborg:
Sejlmager Dbm.H. Willumsen. Oden-
Sc: Enke Ane Frandsen. Daugstrup:
Skomager Hans Chr. Hansen. Kong:
Jonanne Christiansdatter. Holding:
Typograf H. r. N. F@nss. Enke Slime
Olsen. Fredericia:- Julius Gunni
Busch. Horsens: Marie Kroghs Dat
ter Henriette. job. Marius Peder-
sens Hustru. Aarhus: La%derhandler
NJ. Petersen. Aalborg: Pedel P.
Gleerups Enke. Hvidegaard: P. Pc
! dersens Hustru. Skive: Niels Mad
sen. Roskilde: Christian Bendtsen.
Slagelse: Adolfine Clausen. Mode
handler H. B. Larsens S@n Godtfred.
S9ren ~J@rgensens Hustru. Kalkerup:
Gaardejer Hans Chr. Andersen. Nest-
we'd: Fhv. Kj@bmand Jens Chr.
; Schwensen. Aarup: Enke Karen
), Martinsen. Tune Mark: Afbygger
Jensens Enke. Bornholm: Rome:
Gymnastiklaerer Chr. Haslund. Han
delsagent Kofoed-Petersen. Aakir-
kbey: Slagter LudvigPetersen NeksG
Forhenv. Fisker Hans Rasmussen
Gudhjem: P. Mogensens Hustru
Rome: Karen Wang. S@marken i Pc.
derskre: Marie Jacobsen.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-09-21

bpis @ille6e fer piies, er 8eltprer at
She Mortbmeltern Ml1ltc &ouie, oel1
itgrlte &iano- % Srgelforretntng |
Mtnmeapolis.
Sor ODER 16 Mor tilbage ilutteoe
fun 6orbin6elie mes ct &ianofom=
pagni, iom oengang baooe Ell uopioet
&an0el / Nor6peiten; 0enae Torbtn=
6elie pare0e / 8 Mor.
6or ca. s Mor iioen pa%abegpnote
ban 6orretning for Jig ielp % cab
neoe en- iaa6an / Bpgningen COG Sci
collet Mpe., Minneapolis.
Sorretningen bottle, og fan fanot
at maatte lie Jig ON efter iterre So
fale, og / Mai 1904 flptte0e ban til
318-320 9eicollet s(pe., bpor SIZE
Mortbmeltern Mulic @o11le far e1
2ager, Ser optager ct &1tm, iom ct
55 500 breot og 100 SOB langt, al
6elt.i 3epartementer.
Nianoer fra Z forifjellige Sabrifel
fan fees / oeres ltore 2oger og Org
Ter fra 3 Tabrifer. st &ibeorgel ii
ct &oltenoe al $1,000 og ct til $3.50
fan ogioa fees / 6eres @utif.
Set ct ogiaa al SntereSie at bloc
at 2aurtts @. 5menion, iom / s Mo:
bar Sc 6oreneoe gtoters Minilter ii
Dann1orf og 1tt @iceprGl i0ent a
ltnion Gtote @anf, er MeOeier q
0enne Sorretning..
9ere5 b%alenlige Correcting fore
gaor be0 &orreiponOance, pg Snltrr
menter er len6t til 2m10smgn0 bp
iutte puo olle &onter / Mmerifo, ]
en6og til &ina pg Mfrifa.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-09-21

&ig6n6fgre1en a
M PORTLAND er for Sioen ganife
hetD6elig. Meiten: meo bber Suite
6ooo in6treffer Ser 1t6rre Sorienoel-
ler al Ieoen6e &reatl1rer til Sron0~
biem. 5tgrteparten figbeS al &rt=
ltianiaopfipbere, iom refer @fibene
impoe beo 8eian og %afllutter &ipbet
ombor0. Sglaa fra Sr6n6elagenS
Gi5trifter fommer mango leben0e
&reaturer.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-09-21

g uriittrafifen for Set
%nor0liee al 2on6et CT iii paa Set
nerme6e llnt for ioar. 6alo11en mac
betegne5 JONI gan1fe liplig. Set cent
trale / SommerenS 9feiletrafif fol
Sronobjems @~e0fommen6e, &ronitt-
gen, blep en- Sfuffelle {. SfriDeriernl
ON Sc bgie @riler poa Ma0Darer pa
&erelier gior6e llolenoinger11e ban.
&c, ligeiom og Sc in0enlanoife &ei-
lenOe bol6t Jig til6age al famine
@run6. &roningen bragte iaale6es
intet lt9rre Sillfu63ti til Marets iepne
Srafif> 1om bar baret uleobanlig
lenge, ioa at en0og Mugult Maaneo
mao betegnes iom en- u6merfet goo
Suriltmaane0 / nor6enfjel6s. 81
1ferne, iom / Sc ienere Mar bur be-
ret / Slertol, mootte ioQr bige &la6=
ien for gngel1fm9n0ene. 9eSnoen
far Mmerifanere, 9iterrigere og Sta
lienere belbgt Set nor6enfiel6ife Mor=
&c / flor l10itrefl1ing. Sa ielo @Den=
lferne bor leberet en- fife ubetD0elig
&ontingent. Gelb ON man fife to-
ger &roningen me6, maa Srafifen be-
tegnes iom ula0ponlig flor. Com
MT al Maret reg11er man set nor
Sen fieloffe 9amp1fibsielifabs Spits-
b%ergent1re, iom bar facet Ell itor
Sililutning. 9esuoen logger man
Merfe til, at itationere Suriiter me
get bpppig inofin6er fig ber iaaoe1
for Sportens Sfpl6 1om for at be-
idge 6e nor0enfiel6ife Su%riitianoto-
rier, bporaf ierlig uGiel6iater" bar
babt flor Sggning.
9e nor fe 8aIg. Sen
20. Mugult ffripes: 66rlte Smgorg
al Sc % &re6spalg til @torttnget er
MI afiluttet. Men 6og ct oct ganifc
umuligt oeraf at tegne set fommenoe
Stortings 8ille6e. SIT / ODER Sa1p-
6elen al &re6iene er @temmerne falot
iaaleoes, at Smbalg ct ne6benoig-
giort. S @briitians Mmt og Stobon-
ger er foregaaet 3 Smpalg, men en6-
MI itaar tilbage 81. Mf 6e Sc, iom
pi6es en6elig balgt, er fglgenoe lat
igiennem fra
&pire eller Samlingspartiet:
8ratlie, malm, Stang, @ricbien,
@lingenberg, 2ilieoabI, Solien, @er-
barolen, Chem, 9luiteen, Slien Na-
lum, 8lilie, %SSacobien, Sabren, Sog-
neIta6, Scbancfe, DprIan6 Montbei
8ernb. &ansien, &uitano,
@rangel, tiliammer 81.
@ocialiter: SIR. &nu6ien, Wag.
mug Milsien, 81en, Saba, Gosbaug
Griffen, Ggeoe.gsisien, t~iIfarnt,1en n
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-09-21

! norge. >

I#=EHE &#"aaa&E 4suEt[-1 49, go
@uI6brDIInp feire6eS ben
%. Mngulf at 8rngseier 81. Sane-
tnrs og Snltru, felt Saneborg, paa
oeres @aar0 i Stub / uoifog.
Ell 0 M 8 a I g. Sra
Bergen meO6eles: &olfiens 9g6Sbos
@ienbcm u@liero" / Sanbpigen ct
lolgt for 100000 &roner til Mngler
Meper pr. &ommisiion.
Moniens s rpnlan6s /.
[ e 5 ager fra &araiiof,. Sielo,
iinuen Ole &apua, CT nDlig 6p0 /
Forsanger og b%egrape6es paa Say.
.lps &irfegaaro.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-09-21

Tormo1et @iGnIpffe.
5fonnert uggolus" al @tapanger,
&aptein &imeita6, ser Sen 10. @pril
afgif fra @augeiun6 til Miefior6 poa
Sslan0 meo en- 2a6nin9 TONNE G1t'
ltager, er en6nu life anfommen, %
man bor life ienere bert noget til
5fib eller 8eietning, iom belto6 al
lefs Man0.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-09-21

Sorofie1#p / &c g e !.
st beftigt Sor0ifialp marfe6eS |
Bo6p Matten til Sen 80. Mugult 81.
12. &uiene rp1teoe boloiomt. Soro-
ifielpet bepege6e fig fra @po til
Nor6.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-09-21

24O Acres, ca, 10 Mil fra Winnipeg, alt Hvede
land; 100 Acres opdyrket, kun s26 90 pr. Acre
40 900 Acres i Nerheden af Vermtllion. s@l-
ges samlet for $500 pr. Acre, i U dstykning 1885.
50, 900 Acres i Southern Alberta, kun 2 Mil Era
Jernbane, alt indhegnet, og F1oden l0bende laa
begge Slider. Samlet 81 25 pr. Acre.
Flere Tusinde Acres i Goose Lake DISTRICT for
Spotpris. Foresp6rg ON Land hvorsomhelst
Vesten; vi har Diet. Skriv paa engelsk.
The Farm Land Co.,
Room 3. Merchants Bank, Winnipeg, Man.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-09-21
&athe6erblpmit.

2ereren: ga, 9renge, 2uften fnn
man ganife 1iit lite ie, men Ben er
BOG life iaa uipnlig, iom Den Ter no
til ~!
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-09-21
FortrinIigt Land,
Smaa Priser,
bedste Marked.

Dette er tire at de ualmindelige .Fordele,
som tilbydes Lands0gere i de Distrikter af Vir-
ginia, Nord og sgd Carolina, Georgia, Alabama,
Mississippi, Tennessee og Kentucky, som gennem-
skBres af Jernbanelinierne
SOUTHERN RAILWAY and
MOBILE g. OHIO RAILROAD
Der er mango andre Fordele. Ingen anden
Section tilbyder saa gunstige Omst@niisheder for
Farmere, Kreaturopdrettere, Mejerister, Blomster
og Frugtgartnere Inlet andet Sted har det visit
sig, at Farmerens Arbejde og Kapital har givet
saa code og stadige Renter som her. Underret-
ming paa Anmodning. Skriv straks og find ct nyt
Hjem i en- Stat med code kommunale Forhold.
M. w. RICHARDS,
Land and Industrial Agent.
WASHINGTON, D. c.
Chas. S. Chase, Agent,
emical Building,
ST. LOUIS, MO.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-09-21

Uuuu tluIlRIt l ueI llplIe OUIle!toeI
Ter al leben6e &reatrrer til Sron0~
biem. @tgriteparten figbes al &ri<
itianiaopfigbere, fom refer @fibene
img6e be0 @eian og afilutter &iebet
ombor6. Sgiaa fra Srdn0elagenS
Gi1trifter fommer mango 1eDen0e
&reaturer.
sc e ter 6 arbi6 a :
i far efter Sorlpoen6e fore
net Jig mes @ier11e al SEN itore Mbp
&%orbi0fabrif / @berige og 0en UNDER
Opf6relie baren0e &urbi6- og @Da<
ua1ni0fabrif / 060a / &ar0anger paa
omfring 10000 @eltefrefter nl16er
felles 2e6elie al &arbi0ingentpr
Or. @etterion, lom nu ffal tage So
peel / Bergen. 9isponent / Mer>
afer bliper Sngeni6r °b fra &ri=
%ltionia. &orbi0fobrifen pil .blibe OPP
6pgget efter ct NIT @Ditem. ST. Net=
terion bliber iomtlioe 6obrifers as,
m@iniitreren6e 9ireft9r.
sc &c 6 ter &uberfulin
II II s e rpgele 2. @n @aar0:
Burger fra Mannelta6 er anmelot fol
at bape bin6ret 9prlagen / at UNDER:
iege bons Beietnilrg, Ser antageS
at bore iterft %angrebet al Suberflt:
lple, n1e0 Suberfulin. SEQ Clos:
nol0s Me66omsret er fan iogmt Ell
ltprre 300 for life at Dabe 1aoet Sc:
letningen un0eripge. al Dprlege
bptlfen 9om fan begiere6e in0anfe:
for 2%agman0sret. &iaremaalsrt0:
ualget bur imi0lerti0 afpilt Mnfen
8%eofpmmenoe @un6be6sfommisitor
bar itoppet alt 9olg at MGlf ire
nepnte Beietning til Meierier oe
ul16re.
Sbien og Gronfrige
&rofesior saul @errier, 9ocent be{
5orbonnen / Yaris / Sc lfan0inabiifg
5ptog og 0eres 2iteratltr, bar / Sc
riemaaneoerne opbolot Jig / Norge
ST. &errier, ser arbei6er paa ct
&effe 6orelesninger ODER SbienS
Dramaer, far benpttet lit Spbol{
ger til nermere at itu6ere forifie1ligt
5i0er res SEN Sbien1fe 9igtni11g. s
Bette 9ieme6 bar ban nDlig foretoge'
en- &eiie til @fien og @rimitao fol
paa 5te6et at inolamle SplpSnin
ger til 8elpsning al Sbiens Ting
6omsbioerofi og ti6liglte 8erfer
6pr ban be6 September Maa11eoS
Slutning penoer tilbage til @aris
oil ST. @errier / &riltiania og / &ie.
benbapn p6erlieere jamie @aterialf
for fine Sbienltu0ier:
en- itpq n"IDffe. 8ao
6ieIogoar0en @ibelio / pltre @i6,
fioro ben0te forleoen Ell frpgtelie
l1Iptfe, ioet Sar og 9atter brufne6e
/ @lpen. Mogle Stnnepiger, iom
bopoe peret ne6e / @iofioro, tom ON
Morgenen be6 6-Si6en og ffuloe
ODER @lpen. Ser6ielen foregaar ber
meo 8oo6, og oa Mon6en og &onen
por uoe for at nellie &igrene, ffuloe
en- lioen @ige / 12 Stars Ml6eren to-
&c 8aaoen og bente 6inneptgerne,
iom bar poo Sen onoen Stoe at 81
ben. Men 90 @lpen paa @run6 at
@esnpeiret git itrtoere en6 alminoe-
Zig, 4og @trgmmert 8aaoen. Sa6e.
rem, iom MI TOM til og faa, bpilfen
@tiIling Dotteren befanot fig l. for
lbgte at for1r1e til &ialp, og faite6e
fig / @Inen; men 6a ban rat 8aaoen,
git 1erre run6t, og iaabel 8aaoen
iom Sur og 9otter git uooper Sos.
fen os %ferfbanbt.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-09-21

II. 9r.
pbilos. Soban @iort er fonltitneret
iom ST if%eri0ireftGr fra Is. @eptem=
Der 5. ST., fra bbilfet Si0spu1ft oe1
nltperenoe ugeorges 6ilferiltprelie"
opbepes. Som lfal DO / Bergen.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-09-21

1E DAARLIG r1AvE@
H~ovedpine, slet F~ordojelse, urent Blod og
Hemorrhoider kureres we'd at BRUCE Val.
ha11a Bitter. SOC for en- Pakke med
Brugsanvisning. RUD. KNUDSEN, Apothe-
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-02-14

The Clarksburg brewery is now in
successful operation. The machin-
cry and equipment are costly. The
building is substantial and modern,
the management is experienced, the
men employed know their business
and the facilities are ample. These
conditions assure a popular product
and splendid business for the
brewery. The time was when most
thought the enterprise not feasible.
Others had no faith in its being
built and still Others were skeptical
of the ability to make beer here.
But the auspicious start made dis
pels all that and our fears are dis
placed by confidence. True, the,
general public will not know the
character Of the product until il
gets on the market in May, but there
is every assurance that there is to
be no disappointment to those who
have such great confidence in the in
stitution and its ability.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-02-14
clarksbprg, W. Va, Feb. IA, 1906.
PRoHIBITIoNIsTs.

1t has developed that some Of the
Democratic politicians are figuring
on using the Prohibitionists this
spring for the promotion of their
scheme to get into office and control
the city government-not that they
expect to absorb or adopt any of
the principles Of the Prohibition
party but just to get. their votes. II
is almost certainty that they will
try through an unsupported agency
to manipulate the Prohibition con-
vention to be held here for the pur-
nose of nominating a city ticket.
The state organizer has already had
notice served on him what to do.
and unless il is done some Of those
who advocate temperance will have
nothing to do with the Prohibition
movement. The Telegram is in
formed that this notice was to the
effect that the Prohibitionists must
fuse with the Democrats and was
written shortly after the county
executive committee met here a few
weeks ago and enthusiastically cheer
cd the state organizer, when he so
earnestly urged that there be no
fusion. That official promptly re-
piled that the Prohibition party was
sincere in its intention to preserve
lis integrity and identity and that
its object was not to promote either
sof the other parties, or words to
that effect. Under such circumstan-
res it is scarcely probable the DEM
ocratic schcmers win be able to hood
wink the Prohibitionists into coming
to their aid and acting as their
scapegoat Lessons in the past have
taught them of the folly of an
alliance with a party that is so
much at variance with their ideas as
the Democratic party and they have
rrme To realization that fusion
does not advance or make greater the
prohibition party. The last county
campaign was enough to bring them
10 that. All recall how the Demo-
cratic politicians tried to manipu-
late the Prohibition convention. All
know how the Prohibition party was
randed asunder and the consequent
ces at the polls, which showed that
the Prohibition organization had
gone back in numbers. That ex.
perience has convinced them that if
they would be party they can not
boost the Democratic party.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-02-14
situation as follows /:

situation as follows:
President Patrick Dolan, of the
Pittsbnrg district Of the mine work
ers Of America, SO far seems 20 have
the best Of the argument. His
courage in the face Of such general
opposition among the mine workers
unions is Of such a quality as to
command admiration. His co-lab-
orers would be the best Judges If Mr..
Dolan was sincere in the belief that
his vote against a strike was the best
thing to do. If they are Of that
opinion they should NOT be hasty.
even though he has taken the un-
popular side. When the heat of
passion has cooled and the calmcr
Judgment returns it may be Mr.. Do
lan's course will meet with general
appreciation instead Of the present
condemnation. Far stranger things
have happened"
While a big strike in other states
might help West Virginia miners
and operators, and in the end would
work disaster in general, and il
would be far better to all if a strike
can be ayerted.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-02-14

The action of the board Of direc-
tors of the West Virginia Fair AS
ISOLATION Tuesday night in their
meeting is an assurance that the as
sociation is to begin its annual en-
hibitions this year, probably in
August. The proceedings as re-
ported in the Telegram in another
column are evidences Of the inten-
ton Of the association to have ex-
hibitions second to none in the state,
and the provisions carried out will
result in something wonderfully
helpful TO this section Of the state
along the lines Of agriculture, stock
breeding, horse racing, science and
art. The institution is now assured
and promises to be one Of the grand
est in any state.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-02-14
POSITIVE PROOF
Should Convinc the Greatest Skcptic
in Clarksburg.

Because its the evidence. Of a
Clarksburg citizen.
Testimony is easily investigated.
The strongest endorsement of
merit.
The best Of proof. Read it:
B. F. Griffin, grocer, Of $50 West Pike
first noticed dull, tired aching across
my back during the day and lamsness
and soreness in The IONS a. night. ii.
nally 1t bothered me more or lees all the
time and compelled me to look for sore
thing to stop it. An advertiser snt about
Doan's Kidney Pills and their recon-.
men iations acc ,mpdnyi,ig IT so 1t set. j
my attention tina. ! went to Wells &
liaymaker's drug stcro for BIZ. The
aching soon disappeared and what is oil
much more Importance TO me have not
noticed sign Of its recurrence. Should
another attack take place now know
what TO do TO check it."
For sale by all dealers. Price so cents
Foster -Niilburn Co., Buffalo, N. Y, sole
agents for the United States. Remember
the name Doan's- take no substis
tute.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-02-14
Gossip OF
THE lTROTTERS

II Is announced that A, Penn,
2 :o8s4, will be sent to Europe.
Margaret Bathgate, 3 :l114, is re-
ported to be in foal to Bingen,
2 :O6l4
Elastic Pointer, 2 :0615, will be
a stud companion Of Hal billiard,
2;O4M
Ruby Mack, , :oS1z, the pacing
mare by Goleridge, 2 :O5la, is in foal
to Hal billiard, 2 :O4s4.
1t has been decided to place Ore
gon Maid, 2:0s, in the hands of Ed.
Harris for training this season.
All the horses onsS the Chicago
snow path this winter have been
compelled to give way to Scion
Grattan. 2:11A.
P. i. McCourt, Akron, o., has
purchased st. Vincent, 2:1315, by
Wilkes Boy, 2::2414, and viii place
him at the head Of his stud.
Joshua Wilkes, the veteran
Massachusetts horseman, is winter
ing 20 head of speed prospects at his
farm near Braintree, Mass.
John r. Humbird has leased the
Tri-State track at Cumberland, Nd,
for tire years and will hold big
trotting meeting in October.
Dick Wilson proposes to devote
the year to educating a lot Of colts
of his own breeding and he will not
be seen on the Grand Circuit.
Fl. ID. Kyger, who became fam
Gus many years ago as the trainer
and driver of Kit Curry, is now Is
years old, but he is still driving
trotters.
The next annual meeting Of the
National Horse Show association
will be held at Madison Square Gar
den, New York, November 19 to "a.
Sphinx, 2:2015, one Of the best
sons of Electioneer, which reached
the age Of 90 years, was put to death
recently at Danforth farm, Wheaton,
i'll.
Rody Patterson will have the
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