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The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1906-11-15

effort is being made to increase the
membership Of the association to 1000
members.
Remember the date for Robert NJ.
La Follette's lecture.
There are quite a few cases Of
whoOping cough in the city at present.
p. o. Fairness is reported seriously
i'll, with slight hopes for his recovery.
States Attorney w. NJ. Cheever was
at Pierre Tuesday attending to cases
before the Supreme Court.
The blacksmiths are busy these
last few days setting shoes made
necessary by the slippery condition Of
the roads.
The B]rookings Churn Company
have rented the building two doors
north Of Kendall's drug store in which
to exhibit their churns.
DR.. +. Klaveness has been elected
physician Of the lodge Of Sons OF
Norway at Sioux Falls. This is the
first lodge Of that order organized in
the state.
DR.. Klaveness, who during the
summer moved to Bristol 10 practice
his profession, is now located at Sioux
Falls and has recently moved his
family there.
Martin Corners Of Peterboro,
Canada, arrived in the city Monday
morning and accompanied his wife
home after her visit here with Mrs.
VIM. Richie.
DR.. d. NJ. Fee departed Monday for
Spencer and other points in Iowa.
From there he will go to TT. Collins,
Colorado, where ne will remain for
some months.
Mr.. +. Bell of Lake View, Ia,
arrived last Friday for a short visit
with his son Berrie. Mrs. Bell who is
here visiting will leave with him the
latter part~of the week.
1t willibe well to bear in mind that
Senator La Toilette will appear in the
opera house, and that the numbers of
the 1867 lecture course will appear
in the ME. church.
Mrs. NJ. +. Wimsey who was
reported quite i'll with typhoid fever,
in this paper last week, Is gaining
which news will be welcomed by her
many.friends in this city and vicinity.
DR.. G. j. Collier went to DeSmet
Tuesday evening being called there
to consult with DR.. Feenan upon a
serious case Of illness. DR.. Collier is
getting many calls Of this kind Of
late.
Harry Dawson met with a painful
injury last Friday. He was one Of
the pall-bearers at the Richie funeral,
and when assisting in putting the
body in the hearse one of his fingers
was caught between the casket and
the floor OF the hearse with the result
that the nail was torn off.
The high school teams OF Huron
and Brook 'Gs will play a game Of
football at the base ball park Saturday
for the championship. The game
promises to be the hottest 81 the season,
and from the past record Of the Brook
ings high their many friends look for
the pennant to be bestowed upon the
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Hear oenator LaFolete at Grand Opera House, Tuesday Eve, Nov 27


,nrs se''leo IN brooKlngs county
o0nns' messenger Boy
Aubrey Lawrence was at Water
'0"n TUESDAY
MISS Laura Vinegar was down from
Arlington over Sunday.
Mrs.sB. >. Bell is recovering from
her sickness very slowly.
II. II. Guyer has accepted a position
IN West d Packard's store.
F. II. West attended the funeral
Of WE. Hendricks Tuesday.
7 " Williams, - U-.to
in the city on business Monday.
VIM, Ross WIS down from, Fs,auina
Tuesday scttlfuoro III. G.nnr,s as,,,a
M. ~,.r ... l-.,
are holding a meeting .r SHINY Falls
TODAY.
s,o,n. r.,. ., u..,.
Aha n,,,. q,.,..J,, l.
same EVENING
n rau,,,,a has , 49,.
All, -iIIta.
Inv tl,f = drr@ t..
Ch,. r.
Ion, g..,.
,.m
uudo a...a L,,;II;.. n..p'
oforbron ,oatmao ~
VII. an" Mis' D. - Johnson went 70
81 hnainas, ond III ~
n.aoL
WIS MSroh puhuaN spent SATURDAY
her father and mother. Mr. and Mrs
F. F. Ribstein.
,uoa,am
state line, was doing business in
Brookings Monday.
Oscar pardis was down from tho
farm Saturday and dronned IN 70
shake hands and advance his motbers
snhscr;ntion to O
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Locals and Personal Mention

j. A. Seaton was a Waterfowl visitor
asst Friday.
Mrs. John Warren visited relatives
in Volga Saturday.
Will Culhane spent Sunday with
his parents in Elkton.
Mr.. and Mrs. c.. A. Horning OF
White were Brookings visitors Friday.
George Mccormick left Saturday
evening for his old home at Waterloo,
Iowa.
Mrs. G. NJ. Aldrich visited DR.. and
Mrs. A, NJ. Work at WATERFOWL last
week.
Halle Morehouse went to Mime
apolis Sunday evening returning
Tuesday.
Sam Wood left for Chicago and St.
Louis Friday morning on land
business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Gilman OF
Huron, spent Sunday with friends
in this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. l.. VanDyke OF
White, were the guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank West in this city Sunday,
Ed Harte had the misfortune to
have his hand badly bitten by a ferret
last Thursday evening. 1t seems as
il he was teasing the animal whom il
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grabbed a finger, biting through the
member.
Mrs. George Eberlein, who was
operated upon for appendicitis some
time ago, is able to be up and around.
Mr.. and Mrs. n. II. Holden former
residents of White now at WATERFOWL
have decided to spend the winter in
California.
Mrs. Will Peterson and baby Of
Watertown, spent Saturday and Sun
day with Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. Seaton
in this city
What was the use of voting sewerage
bonds? There is just as much water
in the basement now as there was
before election.
LOsey Williams went to WATERFOWL
Saturday evening to see the adiutant
general concerning the mastering in
of the militia company at this place.
Assistant Attorney General Aubrey
Lawrence went to Pierre Thursday
evening to appear before the supreme
court in an important case.
John Risch Of Elkton is here to
look after the threshing on his farm
in Prairie Center township, the place
occupied by Joe Herker. Mr.. Risch
is one of the pioneers OF South Dakota,
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FURNISHED Rooms heat, and electri
lights and bath. Inquire at Registe
office. If
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FOR RENT-Store building first
door north Atoms meat market.
Apply to Geo. Hall.
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Girl wanted for general house work.
Small house. Only three in family.
j. l.. JARVIS
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WANTED

WANTED-Five carpenters, twenty
live men for shoveling and quarry
work. All winter work Tor the right
parties. Western Portland Cement
Co. Yankton, S. ID.
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POPULAR WANTS

For SALE-Space in this column a
1c a Word.
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WANTED-Gentleman or lady with
good reference to travel by rail or with
a rig for a firm Of $3.50, 900, 90 capital.
Salary $l.O72.00 per year and expen-
ses advanced. Address, with stamp,
JOS. A. Alexander, Bookings, S. D..
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n,h1c. "a ~ Laborntor.


A knowledge OF chemistry Is not the
only lesson to be learned in the Iabo-
ratory. L know OF no other part of the
high school or college that develops in
so great n degree certain valuable quail
tiles and habits. Cleanliness. accuracy.
self reliance and consideration for the
rights OF Others may be called the
cardinal virtues Of the laboratory.
The observant student learns soon
after his Initiation into the mysteries
OF the laboratory, or perhaps only Mt
er a few failures, that much OF hts
work has been unsuccessful because
he has not kept things clean. Every
thing about his desk and his locker
must be spotless IND always in order.
This. by the way, Is a fine opportunity
for the boy that has never had to do
anything for himself.
The student next learns that absolute
accuracy is the royal road to success.
His notes must be carefully taken and
later must be as carefully extended.
with special attention to Systematic
arrangement. Directions must be fol-
lowed eXactly-at least until the stu
dent has had experience sufficient to
justify his making original expert
ments-School Journal.
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Until the last century, In variety and
maguihcence. the human male followed
the rule or the lower animals TINT tile
male shall prcdomlnate In hrilliancc.
No woman has ever ruled through
pure -mlodIshncss. There has never.
been Il feminine coIIntcrpart or Bear
Brummcl. All varieties Of exquisite
.nre male. whether dandy. mncaroni or
beau. and not because they are exccp-
lions to the general ruIe OF soBripty,
but because OF n superior originality
and lnorN rorcIbIe and Distinguished
expression In the point or cstrava,
gunce there Inns never been Cuntll the
last century, any Inference between
rinlc nd fe-Illt. costume. Tho Duke
OF EuciSlnsi:lm tool, tw,cntyseven
suits az c-latises TO Paris III 1929. one OF
wlilts Iiicut velvet set All over With
diamonds. worth f1i.OOD. lie also,
wore n diamonded feather and diamond
buttons n earrings. A curious FASH
Ion for men prevailed Ia 1872 OF ornu,
mentinS the ear with strings OF black
velvet ribbon. also OF placing a rose
behind the enr.-London Saturday Re
View.
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E:1cren NIemornIle d..

The eleven days from Sept. 3 to Is,
Inclusive. are memorable for having
once been entirely omitted from the
calendar OF the Anglo-Saxon world.
The Grcsorian calendar was not adopt
ed by the British empire until 1851.
long after most other nations Of the
civilized world had conformed 10 II.
In that year an act OF parliament pre-.
scribed tina the next year, 1852, Should
begin OH Jan. !, instead OF on March
%. as had previously been the rule,
and thai In the following September
these eleven days should be dropped
from tho calendar, the day following
Sept. . being known rs Sept. IL. Stir
ring times those were, too. in which
days were not lightly to be spared
from Il year. with Give conquering
India and Washington beginning the
conquest OF the Ohio valley. But the
procession Of the equinoXes took no
note of tribes like these, which could
be accomplished as we'll under one
calcndariaI style us another. It may
be Observed that. while Gregory drop
ped only ten days from 1852, eleven
days had to so from 1902. and Russia
would have TO drop thirteen now to
square her dates with the rest Of the
world.-Ncw York Tribune.
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The theories concerning the posi-.
biEity of our having previously existed
seem to be endless. OF them all I think
the one best which suggests that sex is
reversed at rchirrh md that when we
turn up com after we previously ex-
isted we do so either as men or women
according to whether we wore
or men aroretime. This largely ac-
counts for the sunruGctte and for the
long haired. thin voiced creatures who
potter around houdoirs, play the piano
like "sweetIy pretty things and call
themselves men. Presumably the best
material OF which we were fashioned
then Is now used In our composition,
for the most manly women and eHemi-
nate men generally have some good
points about them. But IL one Is to
keep on performing these Protean feats
through all ages It hardly seems worth
while worrying over sex problems. 1t
seems to me, In the long run, that we
shall each get about equal, according
to this Observation-Disclosures World.
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rhc RcmnrI.nh1e nhea

Tho rhea of South America Is a re-
markable Bird said an ornlthologlst
The male rhea matches out tho eggs.
He and not the female Is the setter.
lie sets always in a quiet aud deso1ate
place. where there IS no food, nothing
to attract enemies. and as soon as the
young are born the question Is how to
feed them. The rhea answers that
question in advance. Three or four
days before the eggs ure to open he
STOVES "a couple OF them Out OF the nest
with his bill and lays them In the sun.
what Is the resplt2 The result Is that
the hot South African sun decomposes
tho eggs and the father breaks them
as the young birds begin to appear IN
tile nest and the AIes settle on them
ana IN twenty-four hours they are alive
with worms-tenders Juicy, delicious
worms, the best food IN + world fof
the nest OF new Born Hirdlingsn
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Captain Roger Sterne. the fathcr OF
the author of .'TrIstram Shandy." was
tile original OF Uncle Toby. AS captain
OF Chudleigh's regiment of foot. u
marching regiment ever on the move,
Roger Sterue and his family tasted the
most varied military and domestic ex-
pericnces in Flanders. at Gibraltar and
finally at .Iamaicn. where the old cam
pai=ncr died of country e y
simple minded. good uiltured, but shift
less nnd rather peppery lrishman. Rog-
er bore his disappointment bravely and
carried his load of debt with IA light
heart. My fathcr.' says Sternc. was
ut Il kindly, sweet disposition. void Of
All design and 50 innocent In his WI
Intentions that lie suspected no one. so
;hat yon might have chentcd him ten
times a day lf uine had not been sufi-
cIent for Your purpose" such II char
acter and such "a father supplied the
germ from which the genius OF the son
developed his conception OF one Of the
most perfect and delightful portraits IN
the gallery of English fiction.
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EIIrt md ~ x
which
ever h0rEDls
GceIsSmed him 9Fet
rs sudden and m-edhrolnbie
In melF ppnlnE D no
injdrF to self Gedsh5
him his oFerp0WednE instinct In
lIWnys assocfatd ~deterInhn
lion To- clear himself from any hans
pering surroundings He has GeeI-
fnes OF revenge unless trained to cnn
Ming by the abuse orthe mistakes OF
mankind, and when these prevail he.
FnreIy wreaks ats veuseanca uBou a
partIcuInr Individual. buteupgn human
ity in general with no regard for age
or sex.
Tie sentiment of revenge b so usual
Is assoclated With ~eoyvdrdicc that il
may almost be alassed MS a pInSe of.
that instinct. GSwarilee maniGeSts tt
self in equine connection in many ways
with one It Is terror of the DARK
which VIII malSe him kick Ills stall M
night. doing himself possibly serious
INJURY AEL ~ AlAAG eases E0uN OE@NE41
light left in the stable viii so COM
pIetcly renssure him that he viii not
lift n foot. Another Is Alarmed at
blowing paper, yet stands yawnIng
willie cannon r fired In his face. It
is this very attribute OF cowardice
which enables US to handle tile animal
as we do. to train him to our viii ana
for II purpose. which makes him,
once he is thoroughly deceived ana In
undated. the useful servant We ind
him. not a willing slave. but one who
fears again to tempt reprfsnls which
have always proved effective, and who
labors for us because he has been
made to do so and fears to rebel. Give
to the most docfle the idea that he
may successfully dtsobey. and. presto.
You shall discover another attribute of
the coward. for your steed forthwith
becomes a bully, inc a very dangerous
onc. since each little act of rebellion
which succeeds awakens him to the
idea Iii he need not obey and that in
power and will he is superior. Forth
with disaster impends.-F. N. Ware In
Outing Magazine.
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shopping In RrasII.

Shopping In Brazil is difficult. The
merchants block their own doorways In
an overweenIng desire to e what otis
err people are doing. II you insist on
buying something, the shopkeeper takes
no apparent interest either In your.
business or his own. In reply to your
inquiry for an article he Is quite likely
to say he hasn't got 1t, although 1t may
be plainly in sight And should you
point it out no will smile and elevate
his eyebrows, as II to say. What per-,
slstent bores you foreigners areF' Or,
perhaps, IL you usk for a particular
thing, he w1l direct you to the case or
drawer where 1t ought to be and leave
you to search for it yourself, while he
hurrles back to tho street, gazlng and
eosslDinE. No matter how much or how
frequently you buy, there Is eye any
discount, ana if you object to nm extor-
Tomato price the merchant smiles po-
iitely, shrugs his shoulders and turns
his entire attention 10 the cigarette he
has ali the time been smoking. as if
glad to get rid of you on nay terms.
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100 N"t He ~ eH ForHT o-
A l
LIS a9s
2
41
% anq14e
qg
1n 4em Not
1AAe
that s99 oi9not es4e owed
@ neld a 4a1t M thrust
mo WnQ4f being anI
she PROPOSED 9 SCI sne
coulus little emoF po%stDtes
taa she dig mt under the
sHghtest obleaton 20 ehepast
Bun y0a never rhtaE ny 1ale
friend Wlnt ypH Ecnity owe the world
for the prrtege q hylng tn Dqu'
you think f3aG ~ ordinations
oE the globe have een wQrktng for
sou through IN the agss mp to the pres
ent moment anu that you are reaPine
the tmryet 81 al b hard wording
s~nerfdriuS tu4c atldging towers
tbatshave presided sou Can you look
the workers OF TIE WorIdS1n the face
and tell tisT that you intend 10 have
AT the behefts of theF labor, TO eH=
Joy all the good ,thinm Of the world
without tloIng anything to compensate
for them
EverythInsth that has gone before ron
enters into your life and time. You
enjoy the sum Of tahiti past every mo
ment of your life, Think of henntold
thousands who have laid down their
- lLAN.-a-
now enjoy. Think OF the rivers OF
blood that have been split OF tho thou
sands who have perfshed or lfyedImt the
misery OF prison and dungeon to pur-
chase the liberties of speech and cree
dom OF action which you enjoy today.
How many lives have been lived in
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The best treatment for indiges-
tion and troubles 81 the stomach il
to rest the stomach. IL can be rest
ed By a good digestant. Kodol puts
the stomach in shape TO satlsfQct9T
lily perform functton
for Indigestion, sour stomach Aat
lence, palpita ton naf
dyspepsfa hodol
conformity
FOOD and
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SWEET MELODY FIoUR.
ETad 4 Close CAL.

CA dangerous surgical operation,
involving the removal of a malig=
nant ulcer, as large as my hand,
from my daughters hip, was pre-
vented by the application Of Buck
lens Arnica Sa1ye,. says A. @.
Stickd, of Miletus, w. Va. ePer-
sistent use Of the Salve completely
cured Cures cuts, burns and.
iniuri at Bland drug
store.
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DOCS the Horae Love HIS AInEtcrE
The horse does NOT love man nor doe
he delight 10 labor in his interest. II
you think yours does. take him out
several miles from home. turn him loose
in the road and see whether he VIII
follow sou. but do not try this unless
| fond OF Pedestrian exercise. True. you
may train him by the use OF certain
| appliances TO follow you through field,
flood and IRE. but ne viii do this o
because be ;sdores you. Int because you
have suceessruliy deceived him into
thinking that he cannot help himself.
and that one idea dominates him. DO
you imagine that it is personal regnrd
for CinierS X Co. which impels those
splendid draft horses to toll and strain
at That five ton lold. or that it IS adora-
ton which lands Mr.. %Spcnders' road
ster in front in 2 ''r1slI on the speed
way? Not in the least. They believe
they cnnnot dc otherwise. and attempts
at rebellion have always proved fruit
less. As we'll expect old Madge TO har-
ness herself TO tine rundbout and to
come to the door to take you for a
drive because she thought you were
looking pale.-F. NJ. Ware in Outing
Magazine.
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An entertainer andihurnorist one aft
ernoon recently had Just made his bow
and was about to begin. when a cat
walked IN and sat down on the stage.
with quick wit he s0ld severely. you
get out; this Is aa~nonolosue. not a cata-
iogue.. which was unanimously voted.
the best hit OF hls entertainment
Christian Register.
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Silas-So Zeke has done away with
his old dairy wagon and takes his milk
to town in one of these new automo
biIeS?
i'yrus Yeas. hv neck! Zeke says
the automobile shake so much tie
milk is churned 70 butter by the time
lie reaches townlChicaGo News.
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can You pronounce Them

He had just returned from England,
whore he had hobnobbed, he Claimed.
with the nobility.
Il have here he said, taking a note
book from his pocket "a list OF Eng
llsh names That r not pronounced as
they are spelled. This list will surprise
you. You will see from It that all
four life You have pronounced wrong
such names as Leveson-Gower, Glamfs,
Carew. st. Leger. Hawarden, Ponte-
fract. and so on"
He then read or the following odd
list. giving, first, the words themselves.
and. second, their right pronunciation:
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SWEET MEIopY rrouR.
Famous strike Breakers.

The most famous strike breakers
in the land are Dr.. Kings New Life
Pills. When liver and bowels 90 on
strike, they quickly settle the
trouble, and the purify ing work
goes right on. Best cure for con-
stipation, headache and dne
5c At Bland
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81 always knew he concluded,
that Cholmondeley was Chumlcy and
Derby Darby, but who would ever have
mis- GLtwms or Pontefract Pomfret?'
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hour Joe had n talk with the colonel
and both OF them shook hands at the
end Of 1t and said they glad
That night when Joe led the bear back
to the town and his cake the owner
grufiiy querfed:
Wen. did It work.
Beautifully
Then hand ove the ten. When You
want Il second wife come tO me and
we viii pue mp some other job to get
her.
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Cook Coal & Coke g
Room 428, FouT
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d. D. Britt
Civil Eng
Room 32s,
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Clarksburg Tele
Printers and Publish
First Floor,
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Harry Doud
Room 761,
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Fairmont & Clarksburg TEae
Room 534 Fit
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O'Gara Coal Mining co
Room 42s, F0ar
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Short Lime Coal Co
DOM 42s, Fonr
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Borrowing
Bear
By c. b LEWIS

copysight, lsoi, BY p. G. Eastment
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Pittsburg & Fairmont
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Star Rig Reel & Supply
Oil and Gas Well
Contractors Supplies
Room 4s3, FoaEh
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Vim. 81 Polling
Room 427,
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Sperry 8 Sperrs
Attornevs-at-Law,
2o3, 2o315, 2o4 Second
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Pardee- Curtin Lam
Nos. 754, 755, 1856
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Robert b. Wilson
Lawyer
Nc. ARA.
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r. g. A1tIzer
Attorney-at-LaW
Room 653,
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Carl ", Ned
and
Albert 4. IoHm
Attorneys-at-I
Room 429,
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Baptist Banner
First floor
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Clarksburg Fuel
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-11-01

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The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-11-01

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The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-11-01

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