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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-11-20
El Quaker Herbs

Para ell hfgado, est6mago, rinones, la san
gre catarros. Sufciente para tres meses.
go centavos en- la Farmacia de GUILLERMETY
Aceite de QUAKER a IS ctvs.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-11-20
IeS0|0 del C01lIe|O Y R@pH|eIQ

Novfsmo Manual practice de Confite--
ria Pasteleria Reposteria. Ohra indls-
pesnaole para los que 4 este arte Sc dedican
para las familiaS en- general.
REPAROS CRITICOS
The evening world., 1907-06-19
STOCK BROKERS
ARE FORCED TO
STOP BUSINESS
F. w. Duryea s. Co., of No. 20
Broad Street, Announce
Suspension,

The suspension of tho brok-ra e
house OF +. W. DuWes & Co. os No.
20 Broad street. was announced on the
stock Exchange this afternoon Just
before the closing hour The hrm is
said to have sustained losses in the
March decline IN the market. and when
the second slump came few weeks
AEo Its resources were further crippled
The nrms board member was Frank
W. Duryea He wac admitted to mem
bership In December. 1901
A large part Of the losses are credited
10 holdings In railroad shares which
suffered heavily In tn- declines
The suspension Is not regarded as
likely TO Involve any other arm Mr.
Duryea vas not a prominent trader
Tfs other members OF tho nrm are n
r. Duryea and +. p Battershall They
declare that tine firm Is solvent and that
r W. Duryea's obligations 10 his part
ners amount 10 SIS co. His obligations
to others are not reported. Counsel FOR
the firm said 1t would probably be able
To Resume business.
The evening world., 1907-06-19

Daring the e0anlnAton of witnesses
Tor the prosecution. MuNAT "a Mat.
bot counsel fur Dr. Guy. Insisted tnat
Kerry should leave tho rooiu. The p1-
ilcnmar seemed reluctant to do 80. uui
vrnt out wien Justice Jay-oN signalied
TO hint
Dr Votkt described the condition W
Mrs GuN when De NamIurd her. She
hal been dead quarter ~ hn hour
wEru sy reached the --sc. The nrst
bullet nrcd into h'r body nad entered
th, h-trt Two more bullets struck in"
left arm and were embedded ln the
boiy-ouc 80 deep iui the back that II
was n l found ht the autopsy.
AfJo- the Young physician had nm
ts' % hlt testimony the doctors who at
,ehl"d the autopsy were examined NJ
Ihcn Or Rorke was recalled 20 the
stand go relate thu CouversNticn he Ftd
with th. Norwegian servant Firl. Anna
Hansen. al the time he talked with Dr.
Guy at the side OF bis dead wife
when / had nnlshed talking 10 tlr.
guy " raid the witness, the Eirl asked
me Doctor. Is she dead said
"',y,a do Vou know anything about
u7 She said I ala not think he would
d9 t. -, ,.,- ,,,., she rep,io.,
b, pointing 10 Or. Guy lnd tnen she
sd "-rhoy we're quarrrlllnr in here in
the kitchen was in the dininS-room
ana the door. was shut did not SEQ
Dr William VI Mamnock. Coroner =
phVsicinn ~ Far Rock. was. said iu de-
scrihinr the nature ~ the let-wolnds
fhnt whoever numbered Mrs, Guy was
standing directly IN front ot her She
had died I'm less than minute. he be-
Ncved after the shot was nrcd.
Former Policeman Alfred =. berry
followed the physicians on the stand
aud explained how I've happened 20 bc
coming out of the house at the tlmc
pr Guy went IN He said earlier in
me- daY he had borrowed hammer
fror, TIE Norwegian girl. He had gone
In the back way to return 4 No one
yri- thera. and ne lcN IL on table.
When nr Guy saw him coming out
ne said: what the h. are you doing
n my house -
Berry explained his pres-rFs>c he s1id.
and went into the kitchen 10 show the
dcntiss where he had placed the ham
mcr. Then ne went down the street
and met Policeman Nussbeam. He
was talking to him when he heard
tl,~ screams OF the Hansen girl. Thcy
went to the house and found that Mrs.
Guy had l>en shot
The evening world., 1907-06-19
TEN ARE INJURED,
ONE MOHTALLY, IN
OERAiLED CAR
Second Avenue Trolley Is
Flung From Track in
Old Mishap,

Peter Mo-Ardle. of No. is.i Lexington
avenue, mOtorrunn on the seo,nd
avenue surface line. WAS sending his
car north toward seventy-fourth Ntreot
~ a high rate OF speed at noon to-day
when a wheel hit conduit cover which
had been knocked by passing wagon
upon the outside rail
The trolley car bounded from The
track and eatApuHed against an eie-
waited road pillar on the south side 81
croSslng. The car struck Wtth a derrinc
crash. shattcring every pane OF glass
and injurtng ten persons. fpur OF whom
were taken 10 the Presbyterian Hoe
p!tAl one Of those removed 70 tho In
rtitUion IS probably mortally injured.
The four were:
K1EBER. AMELIA. twenty-nlne
yenrs old. OF No s-s East sixty sixth
street; scalp wounds. contusions
MARBLE. PETER, motorman. trae-
tured left rib scalp wounds. possible
Internal injuries. may die.
kOST. Mrs RAY. twcnty-one years
old. OF No 4i1 East one Hundrcdth
street: left arm spralned eontuslons
RosT. RAY. three months old. shock.
49, SNtANAh AANFNNFl AuHm On Alt
Way % the hospital
Hurled Against Pillar.
NosormaR atcArdle was shot over ,bA
front dashboard and hurled again the
elevated pillar with force thai curled
him up.
The car was well nlici and some OF
the Passengers were thrown bodily
from the back platform. Those who
happened 10 be insid. we're hung vio-
sently against the sides of the car and
seats and were mixed up in 4 siruE-
Cling. shrieking mass.
Policeman Mcguire ordered somebody
20 telephone fl'r an ambulance from
ebe Presbyterian Hospital waus he
aided in dragging out the injured and
scared. There were ton persan, m-
3ured by the policemans count. but six
OF them hurried avay as soon as they
were able to walk
The escapc OF Mrs. Rosts baby ives
remarkable. Mrs. Ross NAs thiown , a
or an end seat, bat wncn she Ian Ia ca
the pavement mahaeeI o.. take TIE
weight oG her ,Llli on,-erf i,ft 1iln
while she held -.ls ,aaby toe ,eith hrr
right. 40 that the csild MS at sughiy
Injured
The evening world., 1907-06-19
BRITISH WAR
CRAFT IS SUNK
BY EXPLOSION
Crew Saved As Torpedo Boat
Goes Down Of the Eng
liSh Coast.

ToRQuAY. England. June is-A tor
pedn boat. the name of which Is not
known. WAS sunk on H1yhrad this
afternoon after an explosion had oc-
euTr-d on board
The British torpedo boat Dryad saved
the torpedo boats crew
The evening world., 1907-06-19
ASTRONOMER HERscHEL DEAD

LONDON, June D.-Prof =. Alexander
Stewart HoTschcl the distinguished as
tronomer. died yesterday az the Observa-
tory House. slough. bucks, where his
STandfnt1gr Sir William HeTschei. and
elr John HerSchel made most OF they
word famous discoveries
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-12-08

a { E = =
mons, who has been in Richmond on bus-
ness for the last week. has returned home.
Rev II. r. Summer and family are the
guests OF Mrs. S. Il. Brane this week. They
will return TO their home In West Vrglnia
next Monday.
Miss Minnie Tce. who has been spend
ing some time In Illinois visiting relatives.
has returned otthc village.
Mrs. Lillian Graham, who Is employed
By the Floyd Mercantile Company, is visit
ing her parents at their home in the coun.
try this week.
Mr.. j. Chester, FORMER citizen of this
village. but now Of Montgomery county, Is
Waiting friends and relatives IN the town.
Miss Lucy stump who is teaching school
at Gray Bluff, visited her parents, Mr.. ami
Mrs. " II. stump, last Saturday and sun
day. 85
MIR Homer Akers. deputy clerk is visitlr,
his parents, IN, and Mrs H. . Akers, AT
their home in the country.
MIR. w, Il. Fagg, OF Christsansburg. was
In the VILLAGE last Monday In the interest Of
the GeIser Manufacturing Company.
Mrs Irene Spencer, who resides At thu
Penn Farm, some miles from the village
visited her mother. Mrs b. J.. Elliott. last
Sunday Esy4s
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-12-08
Buchanan Social News.

d. 1 & d *
BUCHANAN, VA. December 7.--rhe
ladies of the Methodist Church held their
ntstlny, The ladies lad On exhibition u lot
of beautiful fancy articles. suitable for hol,
iday gifts, which found ready sale and
n rcught good prices, The bazaar Was very
Buccesstul from financial standpoint The
proceeds will go toward Furnishing the new
Methodist Church
+ Ait, John Seehln, who has boon ~ 'lapan
To-, Tho past twelve mouths has returned
10 the states and Is nov visiting his parents
.atf"Gr,yladsc Narn.e near town.
Rev. II. Il posan, ut Roanoke was q
visitor TO our town, this week F{
Mr.. Fred T, WYATT has returned TO this
Vii ginla Polytechnic Institute after n visit
To his parents here.
Miss Ruth obenshain is visiting relatives
In Roanoke. i
from u visit to relatives at Lynhurst,
!, Mrs. ~. j, Rcnner and daughter Miss
Mabel, Of covlngton, visited relatives here
This weak
i Air james Moeirk and son. Bersof Flu
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-12-08
Salem Social News.
Especial 10 The Times-Dispatcl,

fspecial 10 The -Dspatch.J
SALIENT, VA, December THE
Misses Henderson gave a delightful
card party saturday afternoon III honor
of their cousin. Miss Annie Henderson
OF BlaGksburg. The house was CHARM
ipgly decorated with pink roses and
cirysanthemumsa and lighted by numer-
Gus pink shaded candles. AT the close OF
the EVENING salads and ices We're
served. Those present We're Misses
Mabel Bowman, Sadie Bowlas. Gussie
Bowles, Eugenia Griffin. Annie Lang
horne, Margie Logan. Loomis Logan.
Nancy Hogan, Sarah Bushnell, Aida Kill
lian. 1rna Killian. Bessie Galloway.
PaulineI Camper, Hannah Armstrong,
Garry Grown, Mamie Moon, Jean Nc
Cue OF Lynchburg. Jessie Birdsong.
Mesdames Horace smith. c. f. Mcvitty.
William Bowles. r. 7. Cross Frank
Chalmers. r. f. Crawford, Fred Duncan
of Denver; Harry Chapman. Marshall
McClun3s, James erSinger. Lee Brand
Joe Logan, James McConkey and John
Parrott
The Roanoke College Cotiliion Club
gave its Thanksgiving german at Hotel
Crawford on Monday evening. An am
usually large number of couples parti-
cipated in the dance, and they We're
UNANIMOUS in pronouncinS II an UNI
usually elllOydDle II lalI.
Mrs. IFrahll Fox. OF Blueiield. w. Va,
is the guest of Mrs Marshall McCling.
Miss Janet Ferguson.Go Bluefield is
spending, the week with Mrs. William
ferguson on High Street.
Miss Jean AIcCue, Of Lynchburg. Is
visiting lat the home of Or. j. p. Kill
lian.
Dr. Melvin Killian and wife, who
have been the guests of Mrs. CYRUS
llillian. returned Tuesday to their
home mi Rlacksbnrg.
Mrs II. S. Winston, OF New York is
visiting her daughter Mrs. c. L, Nc.
Witty.
Nh. Richard Clement, of Virginia
Military Institute. spent tho past Week
In SalenN with his brother, Mr. Preston
Clementl
Mr.. Campbell Cline. who has been the
guest Oh DIR. l." "A. Fox for several
weeks, returned to Concord, N. c., on
Wednesday,. a
Miss Ruby Smith, of Hollins Insti-
tute, is Visiting Miss Sadie Bowles.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-12-08

| will be held this afternoon in the
Presby terlan Church at ! o'clock. the
Rev. Wytlie Leigh kinsolving. rector of
Epiphany Church Barton Heights, Of
fciatiihs.
ltEThc Misses Ewar.. of Lynchbufg, Va.
who are attending school In Richmond.
were guests recently of Miss Kits
| Wren at "Ayenel.'
Mr. Robert Rouse was the guest last
Sunday of Mr.. X. NJ. Burlington.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Ashburne. who
have been visiting at Belona, have .e-
turned to Bon Air.
Mr.. S. D. Fleming and family have
moved from Richmond to the Parker
cottage here. A most welcome addi-
| tion I'd, Bon Air.
| Mrs. John Bransford and sons. Henry
and Alfred left for their winter home
In Augusta. Ga. last week.
Mrs G. G.. Whitworth spent Tuesday
at Cioser. Va.
Miss Alberta Williams Is home, after
| 81 most delightful visit to Mrs. w. c.
Wilcox, on James River.
Miss Virginia Miller returned to the
Mary Baldwin School. in Stanton,
Monday. after spending the Thanks
giving holidays with her parents.
Mrs. K. p. Grymes. of Richmond. was
the guest last week of Mrs. r. L. p.
Cooke and her nephew. Mr.. J.. e. Cox,
Jr.
Colonel Edmund Cooke. of Powhatan
/ county is visiting his sister. Mrs. 7. L.
| r.. Cooke.
The industrial Chapter of st. James
Episcopal Church will have silver tea
and Christmas sale Tuesday, December
10th. ait O'Clock, at the home of Mrs.
/ Cooke.
Mr.. and Mrs. Norman Morton and
little Miss Rosaiie Morton are week
end guest of Mrs. j. T.. Cox.
AIR. R. NJ. Burlington left Thursday
for short hunting trip at "Keswick."
| the home of AIR. Richard Belamy, in
Powhatan.
! Mrs. Haskins Hobson. who has been
/ the guest OF her mother, Mrs. Rudd,
at Beldla, has returned home.
Tile taIusicale" met Thursday night
| with Miss Manly Dodds.
Mr.. ~. S. Hazen was the guest re-
GENTLY Tof AIR. Haskins Iiobson at AIT.
Airy. EFowhatan county.
Mrs. Bates has returned from a visit
10 General j. Carter Bates, in Washing
ton, ID. &.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-12-08
NJ. Eastman. and enjoying the sports Of
uniting season. have returned to their

II. NJ. Eastman, and enjoying the sports Of
hunting season. have returned to their
home.
Nh. Morton Watts OF Richmond. arrived
Tuesday to spend some time with his sis
ter. Mrs. q. w. Brown
Mrs Matte Chewing has returned home
after n visit with relatives in Newport
News.
Miss Cora Anderson has returned 10 Essex
after spenllng Misunderstanding with Miss
Mrs Stewart Kcllam and daughter, Mrs.
Bachelder, left Thursday for Chicago,
Where they will make their home
- Mrs. j. n. Saunders and son, William ~,
are visiting relatives In RtchmonN
AIR Horace lIoskins of the Medical Col
lege OF Virginia. and friend. Mr.. Scott, Of
West Virginia. visited the formers mother
4 Miss Ellen Douglas Garnett, of Mathews,
is visiting feiN cousin, Miss Bessie Gwutlt.
mey. OF lower MiddlesaN.
Mr. Claude Neale is spending this week IN
Mrs. Dessle Todd Campbell ,,us returned
.tc her home IN Arkansas aftcr q visit with
relatives in this county.
y Miss Mary Gatewood, of West Point, Is
Spending some time with her sister. Mrs.
Enmerson Smith, ut Woodstock.
Miss Helen Gray has returned home after
n visit with friends In Rieh,nona a. :, 4. q,
w vt., is the guest Of Mrs 2, ~. Dunnway,
Mr.. and Mrs A. !. Montasue and son.
,fctane. have returned TO Richmond after 4
Iioskns Mi, Charles Hoskins, oi NEWPORT
News and Mrs Dudley OF Nest Point also
sleni last week with Mrs. LIossinz
MIR. John 7. Upton. OF urbanna Is critl-
caly III with typhoid fever nj the Macon
8Hospitul5in Macon, Ga.
aliss Daisy Gum aud Nj cleyelnn,ll
Efalsc both Of this plaee. We're married
srS Tnsay Rev r. EaseS Ne ntiain a t
iBunlary We're united in holy fwedlocls Mon
day by rev i. +, Essex
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-12-08

Miss Inea Pnlmer, Of the Woman's
College, in n recent VISIT 10 her pa
rents, Mr., and Mrs. r. j. Palmer. of
West Point, Va was accompanied by
two OF her collegemntes, Miss Pearl
Carroll Of Texas, and Miss l.. u, Car
ter. Of Washington, Va.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-12-08
SOCIETY.
fcontinued from Second page.1

Continued from Second Page.)
who are interested in it's welfare are
urged to meet Mrs. Barksdaic and The
Cooperative Workers of Richmond"
next Thursday, December 18th, at No
5o9 East Grace Street. at s +. NJ. The
president asks for. full attendance.
VIII CONTINUES Sale.
The ladies OF All Saints Episcopal
Church. having still on hand goodly
nmount of beautiful needlework, fancy
and useful articles. have decided to
continue their sale through next Tues
day, December 10th, from 10 A. N. to
II. NJ, in the parish house of the
church.
KeIIy-Cosby.
Mrs. w. ". Cosby. Jr.. announces
the engagement and approaching mar
ringe of her daughter, Langhorne, to
DR.. Robert Patton Kelly. of Bristol.
Tenn. The wedding. which will be very
quiet. will take place December 2sth.
in Lynchbnrg, Va, at the home Of
Wright.
Delightful Entertainment.
One OF the most delightful entertain
lnents OF the past week was the So
ciable extended hy the Home Mission
Society to the members of Park Place
Church on Tuesday evening.
Tie charming air of cordially which
pervaded the assemblage was rendered
more enjoyable by the attractive pro-
gram participated in by Misses Fran
res Crane. Rena and Blanche King.
while the sweet songs Of Mics Doza
Mitchell and the clever and spirited
character deIineations of Miss Eliza
beth Moore. together with the. artistic
ron,liiions of little Miss Evelyn Rich
frdson, further enhanced the astrac-
.ivenesS of the occasion.
The Address Of the pastor. the Rev.
Sir. Coionna. was rcpIete with i~ter-
Gstipl- information. About two years
ugo when the church improvements
we're decided unon. the ladies' pledged
i contribution of $1,000 towards the
repair fund: of that amount 1888
las been raised.
Some one has said "money talks"
but IL never spoke more eloiuently
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-12-08
Middlesex Social News.

Especial to The Times Dspatchl
sALUDh, VA, December T,--Senator j.
IL cuchihn oe Wiliamsport Pa, with a
party OF Thirty friends, ION hunting trip
a. his summer home, tRosegi!"
Ariss Josephine TYLER of Richmond. Il
spending some time with Mrs. Mamie Mos
fCanGlish,
Messrs.l Davis and Pritchard. OF Balti-
morn, wht have been guest of County Clerk
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-12-08
Floyd Social News,

Especial 10 The Times DIspatch)
FLoYp, VA, December Miss Vnslc
.Hiulnger Miss Annie Lee Siglemhn Miss
cora Dobblns and Miss Nettie Lawson, who
attended the educational meeting at Roan-
okp. have returned home
y Cpmnionwpal HI Attornes ~. w, STINT
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1907-12-03

Look!
Look!
Look!
We will. sell you 81
feet in jaCkSon Square, |
the gilt edge section of I
ClarkSburg, on MeigS
avenue, on. so foot
street. at $4,000 a
front foot. With the.
small payment Of 5000
down, balance in one,
two, three and four
years, @ per cent inter
est, This. street has
recently been graded,
has gas, water and
sewerage
****
We have a fine prop
eEtse in Alta Vista, 9
rooms and bath, base
meRt finished in hard
syWood and pine, cabinet
mantteSs. on lot t20x
.i40 feet fronts on two
streets. For price cal!
at our Office,
On. St. Clara street
Broad Oak, 4eeshaye an
8-rootU 6e6ses frame,
slate roof lot 40xt40
feet, One of the best
locations in Broad Oak,
with nice ShruhbeY f
and shade trees around
the property, Price.
$3,500.00.
*k#4
We have three lots
on Park avenue. 'front.' s
age 93H feet by g. {
feet deep, Price for
quick buyer, $I,750-0O
$4,000 down and bal
ance in one tWor three
and four years,
*aks4*
We have. brand new
property on Mechanic
street lot level 28,2x +
: 1902 lin depth on IS
foot alley. House is
Just finished is frame.
slate roof, 7 rooms,
BATH finished in oak,
cabinet n1antles and all
modern. Price $500
Terms $500 down, bal
ance in one and two
years. Time might be
made longer if desired.
**ss4s
We have a. good buy
on Kelley Hill, two lots
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1907-12-03
COUNTY SHERIFF

1t will no doubt be of interest 70
many theatre goers of this city TO
learn that THE County Sheriff" a
new drama dealing with life in Ar
iona, will be seen at the Grand OPP
era house Saturday Z. matinee and
night. "The County Sheriff" is .
drama. strong intense. undeniable.
There is not a dull moment from
beginning to end. The characters are
not commonplace, and the Incidents
are legitimately sensational The
characters are well drawn, notably
Tuesday and Happy Hazard, the
sheriff. A strong cast has been Sc
lected and the management promises
a magnif1cent production. This IS
the latest play from the popular au-
thor and is as bright. interesting,
witty. quick, dramatic and delightful
as anything she has heretofore writ
ten. The plot Is original holding
ones interest to the very last
There are many amusing situations
and intensely interesting scenes. A
very elaborate production is utilized
and everything essential to make
THIS attraction one OF the best Is
carried.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1907-12-03

yohv n pfcl,ar - ov,3a, nan
.na,, rrn.sa.,, = fho .,ty ~ ,,s,
nass
Homer wo,fo ~ wet ,,,,,or3
mas n,,s,,ass ,.is,.o- ber. few
honrs 1r,,essar
Mis- Florance Thorn has r.,,r,ed
$50, r,a-,,o,',,,,r,, -, - -, -.
80 ..nas, :, n1rs p.tton
civ ponre,,o g prov,, . 81 M
CITY
i r we,ts ~ weston i hnst
,sss visitor i .1l,s-citv
= - Ra,Iev !, c.~a,tor w,y bera
!, ! !, ansiness visit :, T a,l, ] : -
+ z smoot Of parkersburp /. .
citv visi,or
p i Horkneiper 81 wbaa,I,.
i a. IL. m. too,.i,,,r ,s,a- ,,,,s,na..,
AFFAIRS
Die. Jackson Who has nee, sar
iousJy IN for the mast three wee,,s
i bettar ana ,ble - ia ont oeai.,
Miss Mamie pr,mrn y,I,o bas haan,
snendinr the past fon,. ,nontbs vis
iItng 4,er sister 51rs n. T,,ha.
whitn,,n of Ros,on ret,,-nod ,,or,a
today She visite5 a few dave tbo
Misses culIison Of prominence Who
spent the SUMMER here
Miss Hettia yornq is ,is,,,n.
friends At Romjne,s Min aud Doc,
Tree
NUu1iar Jor,ar vho !. s
ine school At RucEbanno, .an,n nar,
to gpena the Tbonksrivinr yacotinn
at his fatbor,s IN Hagne- oooon,
named nv bts aunt NJ Eonta 1y
TI.r.,.
MS Frank cava,,e e ,,,s,.tn.
her no,ber IN cnmharIors Ma
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1907-12-03
*k&Is

We have a good buy
on Kelley Hill, t@o lots
$4,000 each, size 35x
100 feet on is foot al
ley in rear, Gas, water,
and sewerage. Outside
city Guaits.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1907-12-03
HUGHES GOT BEST SEAT

WASHINGTON. D. c.. Dec, q
West Virginia Congressman had
hard luck in drawing of seats. All
are punched In n corner TO the
right of the speaker. but Hughes
drew a little better seat than his col
leagues.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1907-12-03
C. L. HICKMAN
Architect and Builder

Plans, Specifications and Con.
tracts drawn for all kinds of builu.
tnEs and improvements. VIII cor.
tract for completion Of any or all
kinds of buildings in any part OF TN
.ountry.
forty N"are r'vDerlcncc.
satisfaction Guaranteed
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1907-12-03
RUcKHASNoN TIRE.

RUcKHANNoN. Dec. a-Flre last
NIGHT turned the vcr-.,pnlers p'-.rF-r-
mill. The loss is $50. 300. which Is
covered by Insurance.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1907-12-03
HANDSOME JEWELRY.
LEE PROBS1, IeweIer,
rhIrd Ssrc"r
CHRISTMAS SALE.

The Ladies. Aid Society of the
Con Methodist Episcopal church
will hold It's annual Christmas sale
Thursday and Friday OF this week
in the building formerly occupied by
the watts-Lambcrd Company.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1907-12-03

China decorated to order. Mrs.
Mark KobleEara. 494 West Main
street.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1907-12-03
SWEET MELODY FLOUR

Leave you- orders for
HUYLER'S CHRISTMAS CANDY,
AT Sturm & Wilson'S Drug Store,
Main Street.
Before December ;.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1907-11-27
A Plea For EnIistino

No man who will look carefully into
the work of the army or Of the navy
can fail to realize that career in
either branch of our military service
is one to which any man may give
himself with the fullest devotion and
with the highest ideals. Americans,
as rule, know little about the actual
work of either Of these services, and
few realize that when a man enters
the service of the army or of the navy,
whether as officer or enlisted man, he
enters great school, school in which
Is taught not only the discipline of
self restraint, of cleanliness, Of devo-
ton to duty, but in which are taught
also the elements of an education. An
enlisted man who enters regiment
Of the army, barely able to read and
write, comes out, if he be man of
ambition and industry, at the end of
three years in possession of the funda-
mentals Of an English education. His
officer stands to him not only in the
relation of military director, but i'm the
relation also of teacher and a friend.
There is no career open to an American
boy, unless it be that of a teacher,
which offers larger opportunity than
that of the army or navy officer to
minister to the service of men.-Presi-
dent III. s. Pritchett in Atlantic.