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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1907-03-15

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QabninQsglostjeneiten 6olotes al
9uit. 9Itergadro. bans 5efit bar
Gut. 10, 10. 9lduot unoet oo9z
leOe ban Deo oen 2ptts. bet par
for Staoen Serico, at De fit Be
iss at Seius = Og bOor 5olt tan
bliOe lpffelige, ndar De fddr ct Be-
Tgg at 6erren; tbi Oa fommer ban
10 meo SUBS Rige til Dem. og oa
peoerfares De 5relie, bddoe Den
tlinoe 9artimaus, iom iao Oeo
SnOgan9en til Staoen og tiggeOe,
% 0en lille Sat9us, iom par tOms
men Iaa bit Up, og after De 2
blin0e, Iom ban msote, oa ban gift
no al Serifo = 10. oct fan not f.
oes, oct par en- lpttelig Dag for
Oisie jolt. og idaleOes TER BET 10
Gle gegne % ale Steoer. boor Sc
ius m~ootages. = pait. Q. Sobns
ion ilutteoe meO nogle fad gem9rt=
nin9er.
Om eftm. talte pdit. SEMEN,
bans 5efit bar pbil. 2, lie.
Observation-Disclosures mdd uoferes at
Misiionarene og uofsres meo oarms
9ierter og fremfor ali Ell belist
Gin. = 5ormdningen / ariitus
blan0t SUBS Soft % 39rligbeo til
9rsorene mdd oRre oe 5e9n, iom
fsleer Dem. = ,&dn UleIteren p9s
re goo mar bans 0iieiple er Ida
cnOe?" fpurete man | gdmle 0uge.
Seius 6aooe Meopnt meo Solicit,
Oermeo lag0s ban 9runo til ct
fraftigt Mlisiionsarbejoe.
qaftor giterguarO iIutteoe meo
at betegne Seius iom Den itGrte
6relIer til at tr9nge inc og ripe til
iig - ban tog set it9rte Tom 1T
Sptte. = 6ar SeIus ida ounoet dig,
ina gu ct bleoen bans 9ptte?
6reougen tiIbragtes paa iamme
Muaoe meo 5aIe og Sang. SITE
al forglsmne Sdngtoret. fom gap
os ct Drummer tilbeOiie nu % 81.
9srOagen bar 6Oile6ag eller 5or.
fers0elie for Ssnoagen. Senods
gen er 10 dltio osn tore 5eit0ag oeO
flige Weoer og oct famine gioroe
fig ogiuu g9lOen0e FER. = airten
rdr PAT fuIo at WenneIfer. iad Der
mdatte a%nbringes S9oer BELT no
/ 8angen. = BAIT. u. $. Senien
preoiteOe Ill 6Gmesie, o9 Yaitor
Ue. s. Seniensgngbolm tiente peo
Nlterst. = gfter 9uostjeneiten bleO
pdIt. gngbolm inoIat ! gmbeost
iom Smunuel Menigbeos gr9it %
Sj9leisr9er at areoiens 5ormdno,
pat. u. 8. SEMEN. Om Gfterm.
ST. 3 famleOes Ri after I airtsn,
6Oor Der f9rlig bIsp taft til De uns
9e al pr1iterne 9itersuoro os
Sobnion. On 4ftenen bar Der Iaa
Shtningsmeoe, boor ser petsleoes
meo Gang o9 forte 5dler. De fIs@
tie odr bfit NOT enige ON. at Ri
baO0e bait ei goOt Ms0e. = Wen,
oct fan pare. at Der par noget /,
b0aO Steoets pr9it Iagoe tiIii0it,
at BET bill Tenere Dife fig, ON Oi
6dOOe Ell goot Msos; tbi "a Dil oct
madIte gdd en- og dnoen Iom bet gift
9etertonen / Ddnmdrf, Tom Oglaa
hn0oe D9ret til ct Meoe. iom bun
tulote goot. SUN beilutteoe od at
imioe sen gamIe 99st no, ION bar
fdlft. 5aur Di nogen at is, ION
tager fig for at imi6e noget at set
eamle 10, fom bar o9ret falitt, ia,
iuu tan Der iiges at Ri baooe ct
goot Me0s. Oct oiloe 10 bare gl9s
oeIigt, ON faa tunOe Ite. Der pilOe
ou bliOe 0lpOe buu6s I 6immelea
og pua Soroen.
Saa Iluttelig en- Sdt til 9ennerne
+ Cation for De Oags, Oi tilbragts
tilTummen. 6erren bjelpe os at
tribe 5roens goOs Crib til oi
nuar 6jem. 8stte snifes af eSers
i &rilti forbun0ne
@. Sobnon.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1907-03-15

IAtAA &sNAI0e AN+fC @hSN
rettiget. Den 6oruoi9tning er ri>
melig. ndar man Ter ben til Dor
&irfes gratsis pda bette OmruuOe.
Reiten ane gegne. boor Oct fan
iaoe iig gre, boloes Der ipecieue
Rpoer for llngOOmmen.
gi bar 10 ogIGu ct ll0Odlg for ct
fremme Den Sag.
S belle ben ~triitne airte bar Oct
iarlige ungoomsurbeioe fduet en-
Itor glaos og Optuger mango arGfz
ter % megen 3io. airten bar inOs
iet, at oen for i'm egen 5remtios
.Stplo og for De unges Stplo maa
iege At oinoe %lnaOommen for &r;z
titus eaer beodre Den ungoom, ION
tilbprer ariitus, pos BAN.
llngoomsmsoer boloes bel foroi
De unge adr sr en- I9regen 3iOs>
perio0e / Menneitets Gin. DEN un@
ae pdabirtes let. Oct er | oen III
Der, at aaratteren oannes eller mis-
6annes. Den unge uooifies til en-
Meteorological meo ct beitemt pr9g,
ION ofte felger meo aennem Qares
ne enten Oct er sniteligt ener eli.
s oenne lpie, orsmmenoe Si0,
fulo At Strait Og Moo, gsres ial
mango galg, tages iad mango Be
itemmelier.
Scr at biafpe Sen unge til at
p9lge ret / 9iOsts daer oigtigits
Spsrgsmaal. for at bragg De unse
til SUBS Rige, for at beodre Dem /
@uos Rige og for at fire beres
8Grliabeo, 5ieneite % Q~rbeiostraft
for @uos Rige, er oct, at llngoomss
msoer boIoes.
Def triftelige llngOomsarbejOe oil
iege at oanne en- beitemt WoopGqt
moo all oct Qrbej0e, Der fra sen
puntro 8erOen gsres for at OinOe
llngoommen for en- 2ipsdnituelie,
bpori 8uo og bans Rige meo Raa>
De og 6relie er uOeIuttet. Den Rsit
fra 9eroen lpoer med beie 8dfuns
Itp0 / Dor 3io. Mdatte Iaa Rslten
ira SUBS airte lpoe meo Iterrc
ardft og SLANG END bin Rsft fra
gantroens Golf.
5 bette Qrbejoe er llngoomsmss
eets Snobolo s[er program al for
9%etp0ning. Del er gennem oct, Iom
bDoes DC unge be0 Msoerne, at
PudOirtningen fer. Oerfor fan oct
riit life pare noe at gejen, at Ser
.alss lf6t n9rmere ON Ben Sag, od
Spsrgsmaalet sr %fremtommet.
gfter bet aenoitab og oen Grfa
ring. Der itaur til min Raaoisbso.
I'll jeg frdradoe, al Der 6ruees ret
meget al 5ioen til O~pl9sninq.
aorte eIer I9nsers 5ort9lineer tan
%nngoomnen ielO IeIe. Der buroe /
6oer MISUNDERSTANDING inOes ct
gibliotet meo Iaaoan a9sning.
g QlminoeIigbso er DC unge life
uOiaige til at l9ie soOe, intsresiante
triltelige 6OrtGainger, ndar Iaas
Ounne bpoes Dem / ct gibliotef. 81
geiom jeg ogIua mener, man faar
mere 10 at en- 5ortaning. mar maj
i en- title Zine l9fer oen Ielo,
emo naur ben opIsies / en- Jors
iamling. 5ort9ainser er for is.
5eoe. Stal en- Slot W%enneifer
itaoig leOe at Siitorisr. bliDer oe
uopgtige og uoiIise til at t9nfe
ooer og moota9e obbere, lsoigere
3lng ira 0uos Htge.
Del forOrer en- megtt goo OPP
l9ier, bois Opmarfiom9e0en ifal
boloes UNDER E. belt Meoe Deo OPP
.asning. O8 oct er nu engang life
ialoen ! enboers Coo at bare en-
goo Opt9ier. Ielo ON Der tan peges
til5age paa mango Mars Stolegang.
6ortaain9er o. 5ref ira 81
%Itorien, 4b1iuren Os 2ioet fan gre
goo sjeneite IOm 5luItrutiOner.
nGrmere 5ortIaring sIler StaOfGs
itelie Al ct eaer anoet quntt / en-
8ale, praoiten easr 5ore0ras. Wea
no Ooer oct fan jeg life inOie De-
res gersttigelie OeO ct triiteli9t
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1907-03-15

fra Misfionsmsoet / Gditon. Gal.
ira %. 5e6. til 3. Marts.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1907-03-15

Wlen iaa bliOer Spsr9smaulet:
6oorleoes itdl Sagen ibGrtiGttesS
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1907-03-15

y Det er iomme art.. fom hi
optog | fibfte Rr. Reo.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1907-08-22
SUCCESSFUL
Presiding Tour Through Three
Counties is Finished by tho
Rev. DIR. Holden.

The Rsr. DR.. c. H. Holden, so well
and favorAbly known In ClarksburE,
has Just returned with his family
from a trip through Harrison, Dodd-
ridge and Lewis counties where he
preached az West Milford. Pr. Pleas
ant. Cold Water and Broad Run
Baptist churches to crowded and
enthusiastic audiences. The party
thoroughly enjoyed the trip and the
people we're delighted with their
visits. They have many most cor
dial and urgent standing Invitations
10 spend their summer vacation in
West Virginia. Rev Mr.. Holden has
charge Of one Of ohio's strong and
vigorous churches and expects to re-
turn home IN time TO preach next
Sunday
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1907-08-22

aim in composition. This talk while
short was very Interesting and in
structlye.
The first thing after intermissIon
Tuesday afternoon was a recitation
by Miss Hattie Lang-negro dialect.
This recitation was followed by J. G.
Shaw, who took up the subject Of
teaching history in the lower grades
dealing extensively on myth, fairy
tales, tolk lore. biographical stories.
historic incidents, temples. monu-
ments, utensils, weapons, etc, Of
primatire times. Prof. Shaw gave a
long list Of superstltious beliefs pre-
ralent among people even to this day
which was rather amusing even in
tereSting. He said the best way to
begin history is to study biography
for instance. study the life OF George
Washington gives you ehais Of his
terieal events. As regards utensils.
weapons, etc, Of primatirs times. he
G@eris have been destroyed. how
ever, somS have bse4 preserved In
museums. He also aDats Of the CO.
ordination of history and ittrature.
Prot. shAW's address uss Interesting.
After Prof. Shaw, Mia MAry Rob
inson was asked 70 spen tAa dLssas-
sion on the round table topiea, What
about the teachers social llfsP What
about parties? Balls? Religious
and political meetings? Min Robin
BON briefly touched on each Of the
questions giving her belief especially
on political meetings. declaring she
believed It to be the work Oh men -
has been from time immemoria,.
Miss Anna Dunn was then called
upon TO discuss Parents Day"
which she did briefly but in a most
interesting manner. 1t was sscer-
,ained that but few rural teachers
have ever held parents day in their
schools.
What can be done to wake care
ess parents?" was the subject given
Mr.. G. c. Keys, Mr.. Keys asserted
hat this was the most important OF
all questions with which teachers
nave TO deal. He made = very in
.eresting talk on the subject.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1907-08-22
PICTURE
OF JESUS CHRIST
Is Now in the Possession of Justice
of the Peace Riley, of
This City.

Justice n. 8 Riley has been pre-
scented by his brother, William H.
Riley, Of Bridgeport, O., with a
precious medal, the later purchased
In London England, three or four
years ago This medal Is a fac
simile Of remarkable ooin made in
the Ora century OF the Christian era,
and contains unique portrait of tho
Savior. Ths original ives discovered
In tho Campo del EqeTi Che aS1
harkst) In Rome.
The observe aide sSntains q Dor
trsfe OF Christ, the reverse side 40
inscription IN Hebrew eharactera.
which reads: THE Saviour has
retEnea. h saDS peaSStully; having
become the aEha Il naa, Hs lives"
Tor livsd).
1t y well known dat the ant
Christians in Rome. owing TO the
terrible prosecutions to which they
were submitted. wers compelled Of
tea to meet in secret. Such q coin,
1t 10 believed. was used a. a token 10
admit members to their meetings ia
the CatacomtG. and was carried by
early converts as means OF recogni-
tton without exchange Of words.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1907-08-22
Camden Son7n7ers, Secretary

| Among Pittsburg's fine hotels,
none stands In higher favor with peo-
pie who appreciate little home luxur.
les and comforts in a public house
that the Hotel Lincoln. In many
Ways theh Lincoln is by far the most
desirable hotel in the big Steel City.
Ia location. for instance. 1t is not
eyeelled. 1t is pleasantly situated
on Penn avenue. at Fifth street.
right At the edge of the high class
retail and wholesale shop districts.
IL addition It is convenient to all the
theatres. clubs and other downtown
points Of interest. and all the rail-
~, stations. Its splendid situation
removes It from the noise and hustle
q the busy city, yet II is such that
access 70 all centers Of activity IL
easy
The Lincoln is fireprooe bun J.
ing. equipped with every modern de-
rice which makes for ease and COM
fort. It has recently been refurnish-
ed throughout on the latest metro
poIitan lines, the management hav-
ing spared neither effort nsr expense
to secure degree of attractiyeness
very seldom found in a hotel. That
the endeavors along this line have
been successful is evidenced by the
Lincoln's growing popularity among
the better classes of Plttsburg and
surrounding towns. The Lincoln
maintains its cuisine oa "a plane
than which none is higher. Three
restaurants, the Colonial and French
rooms and the Italian garden, are
constantly in operation and in these.
as elsewhere in the hotel, the ser
vice is always prompt, courteous and
painstaking- Taken all in all, the
Lincoln IS a Superior hotel which
aims to please particular people.
The Lincoln at present is running
a series of newspaper advertisement s
unlike any ever used by n
hotel before. They are strikingly
and interesting. the dry,
stereotyped style Of hotel advertising
having been abandoned altogether
The Lincola has also had compiled
a handsoma little book. showing In
terion view ii the hotel ard brieav
describing he beauty and attract
Iveness Of the house.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1907-08-22
PR0HIBS TO
HOLD MEETING
interstate Conference VIII BE Held
at Mountain Lake Park With
Prominent Speakers.

The Interstate Prohibition Con,
ference to be held at Mountain Lake
Park. Maryland. beginning Thurs,
day. August 90 and closing Mou.
day, September 2. promises to be
an event Of great interest 10 the
prohibitionists IN this section Of the
soautry.
The conference win be hoid under
the general direction Of Edward W.
Mills. state chairman of tho prohf-
bition PARTY % West virgin4S and
will have for speakers oliver w.
stewAFs. eR-nItionL chairman of the
prohibitio1 pAr4; the Rey. George
4. ylbbert, Of Wsasachusetts; Find
Lev C. Headricksoa. OF Maryland:
Dr.. ]. W. Bedford, editor OF the
Mountain state Patriot, Of Parsons:
David B. hcCGlmont. Of Pennsylva-
mia; Clarence v. Pitts. Of New York;
Edward W Mills. Of West virginia:
Luther F. Mesick and sister. Miss
Blla Nezick, the famous Maryland
singers. viii charm the people du-
ring the entire conference with their
Temperance and prohibition songs.
The Maryland State Prohibition
Convention will 10 held In connec-
ton with the conference on Satur-
day, August 81. beginning at ? p.
m. No place that could have been
selected would have offered more
advantages for a prohibition confer
snce than Mountain Lake Park. The
scenery is beautiful. tho drinking
water is helthful. the air is balmy
and invigorating and from the pres
ent indications the people who take
advantage Of this splendid oppor-
tunity to be present at the confer
ence. will he delighted with tho In
tellectual treat az well as With the
beauty OF the scenery.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1907-08-22
UNCLAIMED LETTERS

A list of unclaimed letters in the
clarksburg, w. Va. postofice adyer.
tised August 10. 1907, is as fol.
lows:
Tomasie Agotta, P. Burk, s. Bell,
French Braitto. G. C. Bennett, Mira.
Blanche Black, B. c. Buggles, Miss
Alma Bailey. Granville clendennia,
Miss Nellie Cunningham, Mr.. De
ball, savtna Dislvo, C. L. Davis,
Miss sabra Fram, Miss Madge Fitch
nell. Miss Margaret Flynn, Domen-
,oo FrairettA. Miss Myrtel Fallen.
~ X. Forsythe, A. w. George, Sam
Grega, Mrs. Charles A. Gartlan, Edd
Groves, Harry L. Grimm, Mas Katie
Grtsh. Mu. Dora Gr1flth, VIM. Heit-
linser. Marion Hart, Mack Henline.
Charles Haserty, Mrs. Ellie InSrim,
Ms. RSsa Jackson, Albera 6ol-
strun. krtss Bell Kettie, a. 3. Lsyw1s,
A. n. Lane, HenrJ Lewis. G. Lond-
kytAt, R. a. Miller, Spence MeKin-
neg. AIRS. Rachel Murphy, Gglss
Roe Moore. u. H. MsDopald.. Rosa
hoOrS, Joe Murphy, Miss Rttis No
Donald. Ntiau Elite Mcdonald. Hiss
H. q. Owens. w. F. Ogden, w. b.
Pack, Mrs. Anton Pojak, Giuseppe
Perfstte, Mis- ACNildred Rhodes,
Hiss Bessie Riddle, Charles 6hultea.
Miss C. R. Smith, c. B. Smith. c.
D. stalnaker, Rex springton, Har-
ase Sims. Mr.. Stewart. n. G. Sits,
Mrs. s. P. Smith. Wesley Summer
Vile. Francis Thomae, @. D. Tally,
Mrs. Emma Temple. Edward valen-
tine. Miss Francis Weaver, Mrs.. ]. H.
Wilson, James Wright, James
Wright. AIRS. j. H. Wilson, Jean
wIcks. Mrs. R. H. Wilson. stepan
weresinski.
Packages George. John
Runner.
s. c, DENHAM. PM
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1907-08-22

site for sub-district No. 10, said dis
trict, to-wit: All the following par
Gel of real estate lying and being OF
Lambert's Run in said county and
district adjoining the lands OF George
j. Mosby and others. and described
particularly as follows, VIZ: Begin
ming az stone at said Mosby's line
near the county road and running
thence S 27A E 10 feet; thence
5 7l& h 175 feet; thence n 55a4
b 60 feet; thence n 3oh E Us feet
to forked locust: thence n "a w
1913 feet to a stone at said run in said
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1907-08-22
NOTICE-

To Julia A Cakes, Jane ye..r
Leonard Youst, Serena McDanje,
John Mcdaniel, Stephen A, coffman
ana Coffman. his wife.
Arthur corfman and - Con-.
man. his wife, 2. W. Wyatt, +. Au.
snsta Wyatt Idona Phillips and
'---Phthllips, her husband. Iva
Helmick and -- Helmick,
her husband, Andy Kellison. DORSEY
kellison. Nortimore Kellison, Alice
kellison, Oscar Kellison, William
kellison, Meta Kellison, GARFIELD
kellison. Lizzie Kellison, Jennie
Pearle, Harry Pearle, James Kelll-
son, Blanche Kellison, South Penn
OIL Company a corporation, and any
other person In interest
You win take notice that on the
2lst day OF September. 1907. The
Board of Education OF the District
OF Eagle in the County OF Harrison,
corporation, will make application,
by petition, TO the Circuit Conrt Of
Harrison County, West Virginia. at
the Court House OF said county a
appoint commissioners to ascertain
Just compensation to you as the own
er of the following described real es-
tate lying and being in Eagle Dis
trict, Harrison County, West ylrgin-
Ia, which is proposed to be taken by
SAID Board Of Education for a school
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1907-08-22

Mosby's line; thence with said Mos
by's line S Sax w PA feet to the
place Of beginning, containing
65-lOO of an acre. And the same
being a part of the dover assigned
said Julia A. oekes, formerly Golf
man, out of the lands of her late
husband. William H. Coffman, de-
ceased.
Yours. &C..
THE BOARD OF EDUCATION OF
THE DISTRICT OF EAGLE IN
THE COUNTY OF HARRISON.
By WILL E. NORRIS, Its Attorney.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1907-08-22
YOUNG MES.

II you fully realized the advantage
Of stenography for opening up a
profitable field OF employment. You
will not be long in beginning a course
with US. There is, and has been. a
scarcity Of young men stenographers
and bookkeepers. In certain lines
OF business there are numerous posi-
tIons open for the young man who
is practical stenographer and book
keeper combined. We cannot too
strongly urge young men to take
this course 1t is a valuable step.
ping-stone to success. MI We ask a
young man 70 DO Is to work as hard
for his own interests as we will and
the outcome is bound to be satisfac-
tory. -, o..r...-s-
The Employment Department Of
this college is always active in locat-
ing its graduates in profitable posi-.
lions.
Our new Illustrated catalogue viii
interest you. Send or copy.
Mountain State Business College,
Parkersburg West Virginia.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1907-08-22
DEAD
i. .<A24.

James Bingamon sandusky died 1t
his home at Bridgeport Tuesday
morning at . o'clock Mr.. sandusky
had complained some time Of heart
trouble, but was seriously III but p
few days before he died.
Mr.. sandusky's age was 73 years.
He resided at Bridgeport all his life
and was extensively engaged in the
milling business and agricultural
pursuits many years. No resident OF
the county was more widely known.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1907-08-22
HoM,s TH1sa

We Offer One Hundred Dollar. Re-
ward for any case OF Catarrh that can.
not be cured BY Halls CAtArrh Cure
+. J. CHENEY & Co, To, Isdo. o.
We, the undersigned. have known F.
J. Cheuey for tho last Is years, and be.
lieve him perfectly honorable In all
business transactions and dnAnctally
able to carry out any obnr0tionG made
By his arm.
WALDING. RINNAN . MARVIN.
Wholesale Druggists, Toledo, o
Halls CatArrh euro IL taken internal.
~ acting directly upon the blood and
mucous surfaces OF the system. Tsati.
montals sent free. Price T5 cents pel
bottle. Sold by all Druggists.
Take Halls FsmilyzPills for constipa-
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1907-08-22
STATE SUPERINTENDENT
tcontinp~d from page one,
their Walking.

their walking.
The afternoon session Tuesday was
opened by roll call the superintend-
ent calling numbers promlscuousiy.
the one whose number was called
rising and giving a memory gem.
Many failed to respond and we're
marked absent
The roll call vas followed by sing
Ing The West Virginia Hills" as
composed by b B. Purinton.
Prof Kerns was given the subject
LOT Libraries. He spoke Of the
growth of school libraries IN this
State during the past ten years.
showing that since 1897 the iIbrar-
les have grown from S,O26 volumes
TO l26,6OS volumes to and includ-
ing 1906. He told how the district
schools in Illinois raised money 10
purchase books for the libraries in
the way of holding literary entertain
ments and charging admission. He
also gave his idea Of books and
their effect-story for idealism;
poetry for contrast, essay for reason
and thought.
Following Prof Kerns's address.
Prof. Lee took up the subject, Eng.
iish Composition, embracing pri-
mary classes, advanced classes,
choica Of subjects and material crlH-
cism and correction OF work and the
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1907-08-22
KEY RING TAG
toOntinusd from page ous.o

The man bull, HE own seafrold by
placing a chunk Of log about eight
inches In diameter between two trees
standing close together, over q limb
of one OF which snag or part Of a
tres partly fell projected. The rope
was placed over the end Of the snag
from the platform made by him and
then 1t is supposed he stepped on
the improvised scatrold.
Acting Coroner Riley Is awaiting
the result of the message to Sum
msrsvillS before announcing a decis-
ion concerning the mans death.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1907-08-22
PRICES OF PRODUCE
IN LOCAL MARKET
Wink Has TO Be Paid for Table
Things in the
City.

The following retail prices prevail
I the local produce market:
Eggs. 25c dozen.
| Country butter. 75c u.
Creamery butter, sac lb.
? irish potatoes. soc peck.
y Sweet potatoes. 4Oc gal.
New cabbage. &c ID.
i Tomatoes. lOc lb.
I Pinespples, 90 end 25e each.
Egg Plants. 10 and 15c.
New beets, &C bunch.
Green beans, zoe gal.
Lima beans, csc gal.
Green corn, zoe doz.
Celery, sc stalk. ~; e."
Squash, sc. H-'-s-' .',":-
cauliaower, 10 and zoe.
Carrots, &c bunch.
Turnips. 25c peck.
Bermuda onions. SC ID.
Onions. 25c gal.
Green Apples, 25c gal.
watermelons.- 40 and soc.
Catalogues. Toe.
9cucumbers, SC.
Chickens, zoe lb. dressed; 15c Id
undressed.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1907-08-22
WE SELL OHIO EARNS.

Ohio affords more advantages for
man OF moderate means than any
State in tn eUnion. Ohio farms are
ideal homes. We deduct train fare
II yon purchase. Write for list. The
Globe Real Estate Co, Glouster, o.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1907-08-22
PENSIONS GRANTED.

Pensions have been granted to
1larksburgers as follows:
Alexander Dun. IS a month.
George II. Wallace. SO a month.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1907-08-22

Dir. and Mrs. irwin Fitzpatrick, Of
Macon, Ca. are guests Of the lat
ter's aunt. Mrs. NJ. w. Smith and
other relatives.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1907-08-22

7 y. - z. STOUT, mayor OF the
town of Bridgeport. certify that the
above estimate Is correst, as made
up by the common council Of said
town
R. E. L. STOUT. Mayor
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1907-08-22
NYrIl.E % TAxrANEps

Al rice'iaE q tho commoa caun-
eli 81 tne ;aTu Of Bridgeport. held
on tng"si :, IS required By Law.
the following estimate of the amount
necessary to he levied for the car
rent fiscal year, for mupicipal pur-
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1907-08-22
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