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a little and sent Orchard to California
to kill Fred Bradley. who. he had said,
was the head of the mine owners as
sociation and was raising large fund
to drive the federation out of Califor-
MIA
TELLS OF TRIP TO CITY
Orchard told of his trip. of waiting
in San Francisco until Bradley came
home. of learning his habits of life and
of determining TO poison him. The wit
ness described buying the strychnine
without the least trouble and lying in
wait on the roof until the nsilkman left
the bottles. then of putting in the poi
son and going back TO his room and TO
bed and sleep.
Orchard had previously been up in
the house. having asked for Bradley
on some forgotten pretext. knowing
that he was not at home, so as to get a
look inside. Moreover he had made the
acquaintance of the cook and of one of
the maids.
If there was any opportunity in the
whole devilish story that Orchard has
told 10 reach any feeling that he might
have and break him down, it seemed as
If this awful attempt to poison the
whole Bradley family furnished It
Richardson began his examination with
that apparent purpose, and dwelt on
tIft Idct tHal tnere was a little cHlio
IN the Bradley family and that it and
the mother were In as much danger as
Bradley from the poisoned milk. But
before the attorney had pushed his ef-
fort far enough to develop any effective
feeling he spoiled IL all by silly joke.
He brought out the fact that from
his own room Orchard could see Brad
ley go into his dining room for break
fast.
TAKES COOK TO THEATER
Why didn't you take a shot gun and
Kill him without sndangering the
baby?' Richardson demanded.
1T was too far" replied Orchard, uu.
moved And, besides, it was in the
daytime"
Richardson dwelt again on the dan
ger TO the mother and to the boy and
servants, whom Orchard knew, and on
the fact that Orchard had taken the
cook to the theater and was evidently
on good terms in the household
You were perfectly willing in order
to Kill Bradley to poison his wife and
baby and the three servants?"
Il mad gone so far in that business"
grown desperate. and didn't think or
care much about IT,"
And after taking the cook to the
theater you were willing to poison
herr? went on Richardson, needless of
his chance to score. Was that because
she didn't like the theater7'
He got his laugh, but he lost the op-
portunity to drive home a point
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Orchard said that he burned his faeto-y nearr
Brighton Ont He IS or =, Years ~
age at the time. His FIRST crime, Be believed.
weighing cheese mp short
Orchard had said earlier IN his exzmlnati1n
that UP TO the time he left Canada ne nad never
been charged with a seriors crime
Orchard was being questioned further about
his experiences in Wyoming when the luncheon
recess until 30 D. m was ordered
After recess Orchard resumed his story under
cross examination. beginning with his visit 70
Cheyenne after leaving Denver subsequent 70
blowing up the Independe1ce depot
The witness told Of meeting W T. Davis n
Cheyenne Davis he said had been involved
in the Coeur d-Alene trouble and Cripple Greek
strike Davis wanted TO along with Orchard
and the two NeviIles to Cody. but they refused
20 let him.
Orchard said he went to man named Art
Baston abont helping In the Nayberry assassin
tion and then talked further with Haywood and
PettIbone IN the larter's back yard This was
in thickly settled community. but Orcharl
said there attempt at conceaime1t- They
sat fhare hour or two and talked about TIE
crimes
How loud did you taik3@ asked Richardson
Loud enough for each other 10 hear
At this meeting. Haywood said he would
like Orchard 10 go to California and get Fred
Bradley. MayberTy was also discussed. but
abandoned.
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why was Il sbzBdone1 ne witness was
asked
4 don't know
orchard ssid be bad kno~n NayberJ for sev-
what was fhe reason for getting Bradley -
ss4aywood said he at the head - rhe
mine o-Fne-s' aE-ocfaffon IN Celifo-lia and wzs
Rising fund of several hundred thousand dot
lars 70 drive the federation out of the STATE
Orchard deaied that he had any zr1.iZe
against Bradley from his experiences N the
Cocur d'Alenes-
NO GRUDGE AGAINST BRADLEY
..You were inst taking orders to kill from
vortr ehieff's suggested Richardson
4 was going % ID what Ar Haywood told
You were Haywood's ezeeufioaer extrsordI-
The proseeution objected 10 the form OF tire
o,e~rso, and Il was not answered
Richardson again asked Orc1ard X be din
nave a grtidSe against Bradley Dy reason of tne
fact that be was driven cut Of northern idaho.
--rf was driven out II was my own fault
Taking the witness hack 20 the blowing 10 ol
the eooceufrafor mill cf the Bunker Hi and
snIIivan mine Of which Bradley was once the
manager -Richardson asked him bow long Ne
lad been member Of the federation az rne
time -.
Before starting for California % get Brsd-
leTs' Orchard said. Pettiso1e Dought his rcket
FOR him and gave him $3.50 and new yripsacH-
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WEIGHED CHEESE SHORT

Then you had committed arson before 10
burned NeviIIs's saloon near Independeneef
I'D done It, yes
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Shows Some Resentment To
Lawyers Grilling Fire
Contained from Page 1. Column. and :

definitely. and Richardson said. with a
Eneer:
--Tou cared so little about killing
men that K didn't make any impression
or youT
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STRUT SECHEC1 OBSERVED
Orchard said that Pettibone had .ArAral an
The San Francisco call., 1907-06-11
DIDN'T PLAN CRIMES

Richardson manifested no curiosity
about those "other things" and went
on about the money and the arrange
ment 10 have IL furnished to Orchard
through Pettibone. The association with
with Orchard was getting too close for
Haywood apparently, and II was no
longer wise 10 have the murder ma
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Take 1:20 P. N. Broad Gauge
boat, connecting with excursion
train at Oakland Pier. Round
trip ticket from Oakland so
cents. Train leaves First and
Broadway, Oakland. at 1:45 p.
a. Round-trip ticket 50 cents.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1907-11-29
ATTORNEY NVILLETT TO ALLEGED ABDUCTORL =
BE MEMORIAL SPEAKER HELD LWDER BIG R|
DIR. BARBE
Addresses the CoIored Teach
ers' Association in Ses-
sion Here.

The State Teachers Association Of
Northern West Virginia met in Wat
er street school hall Thursday at
3 p. m. The welcome address was
made by Principal j. w. Robinson
which was responded to by Harry D.
Lakewood
The presidents annual address
was delivered in very pleasing
manner and contained many timely
recommendations.
Prof. J.W. Robinson led the dis
cussion What can be Done to Wake
Up Careless Parents?" The subject
was discussed In very helpful man
ner and profit to the as
9ociation.
The following program was rem
dered to large and appreciative au-
dience of teachers and friends at
$50 p. m.
1. Vocal solo-Miss Villa Lee.
2. Piano solo-Miss Maud Davis.
3. Address-Prof. Whitman Barbe.
4. Vocal solo-Miss Clara Butler.
The vocal and instrumental mu-
sic was executed with great skill and
received hearty applause of the en-
tire audience.
The address of Prof. Barbe was
delivered In very eloquent man
ner and was filled with practical ad-
vice for the teacher. The associa-
tion was very fortunate to have DR..
Barbe. who is one of the leading
educators of this country, visit it
and deliver this mastery address.
Dr.. Barbe used for his subject:
Some Lessons From the Great
Teacher" He sub-divlded his SUBJ
ject follows:
/. The Infinite Worth of Individu-
ais.
2.'If You Love Me, You VIII
Keep My Teachings.
:. The Value of Story Telling.
4. Unless ye Become as Little
Children ye can in Nowise Inherit
the Kingdom of Knowledge.
.. To Him That Hath Shall Be
Given.
6. The Parable of the Empty
House.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1907-11-29
wooIpMEN ANNIVERSARY

January, . marks tie twenty-ffth
annhersarN OF the founding OF the
order ~ the Modern Woodmen Of
Americe in this state, and plans are
already under way to observe the
time with celebrations.
State Deputy ]. NJ. Connolly has
sent letters 10 all the camps of the
state urging all of them to observe
the anniversary in fitting manner
and has received many replies indi-
eating that II pc order win observe
the das With much enthusiasm.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1907-11-29
MORE WITNESSES
SAY NOT INSANE
0f Mrs. Bradley and Priest
Says She Talked to
Him of Pistol.
LHy Associated press.I

WASHINGTON, d. c., Nov. 29.-
Two. government experts testified in
the trial of Mrs. Bradley. They
were Edward NJ. Brush, of Baltimore
and Dr.. Smith Ely, IellIfee, of New
York. Brush gave positive testi-
mony that Mrs. Bradley was sane
when She shot Brown. He said he
could find nothing in her family HIS
tory, her acts or her physical or
mental condition to suggest that
she was insane at that time. The
morning session of the court was
over before Jelliffee gave his opip-
ion of the mental condition of the
defendant. DR.. David H. Utter,
who performed the marriage cere
mony between Mr. and Mrs. Brad
ley and who is referred to in the
testimony as the priest testified CON
cerning conversations he had with
the defendant In Salt Lake City. He
said she told him Brown would mar.
ry her If he faced pistol, but she
did not say she would shoot him.
she spoke as If some one else would
force him to marry her.
In answer to a long Hypothetical
question propounded by District At
torney Baker, DR.. Jellifre at the af-
ternoon session of court said that
at the time or the shooting Mrs.
Bradley in his opinion was sane.
she was able to choose between right
and wrong and was conscious of her
act.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1907-11-29
Chief of Police Scott Brings
WamSIey and Miss Lindsay
Back to the City.
PROMISED To MARRY HER
At Oakland After Beinu Divorc-
ed From His Wife,
Says Girl.

James Wamsley and Maud Lind
say were brought by Chief of Police
Richard Scott from the Jan at
Buckhannon to this city this morn
ing. The Lindsey girl, who is not
yet Il years of age, was taken to
her home, and Wamsley before JUS
tice G. IT, Gordon to answer the
charge of abduction. Not being
ready for a hearing, he gave bond of
$1,000 for his appearance In Justice
Gordon's court early next week.
The penalty for abduction is from
three to ten years.
Wamslay claims that the eirI Is
over Ia years old and that she. went
away with him willingly. Wamsiey
is married, but his wife now has a
suit pending for divorce after few
months of welded life.
The girl, it is stated, says VANS
ley frequently promised her he
would marry her as soon as he was
divorced from his wife and finally
she concluded to go with him. Their
plan was to go from Buclahannon to
Charleston, and by that time. he
hoped the divorce would be granted.
and then they were to go to oak.
land and be married.
Justice Gordon will doubtless give
the grand jury and the circuit Sourt
q chance, to have Wamsley answer
for his conduct in persuading the
girl to leave home with him. Her
mother claims the girl Is under IL
years OF age.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1907-11-29
OFFICER HUPP HAS
VERY NARROW ESCAPE
From Serious Injuries and Per-
hapS Death Itself in
the Mountains.

United States Deputy Marshal T.. d
Hupp was here last night from Parry
ersburE TO z" into Preston COUNTY mr.
ter violators OF the Internal revenue
laws ofhcer Hupp was complainant.
OF severe bruises sustained the flrst
oi the week. when he tripped and fell.
whlie chasing violator. who was try
w 70 escape over trestle over
marshal had a narrow escsne fror,.
falling to the creek below = dIstanf.5.
that might have caused him 10 reeeiy,.
fatal injury, or to have been kIIled
outright.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1907-11-29
BEGINS
IN POWERS TRIAL
Jury is More Evenly Divided
Than at Former
Trials.
IBy Associated Pzous.1

GEORGETOWN. KY. Nov 29-
With the work OF empanneling the
jury completed and the opening state
ment of the prosecution made yester-
day. the state began the introduction
of testimony in the Caleb Powers
trial this morning. The jury is COM
posed of four Republicans. four Dem
ocrats and four Independents.
Powers appears gratified that the
jury is more evenly divided POLITICAL
ly than nt any former trial.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1907-11-29
BOY BABY BORN.

Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Barth are
the proud possessors of a fine baby
boy who arrived 10 bles their home
Thanksgiving Day. Grandpa and
grandma Britton of the Peoples ho-
tel are also receiving congratulations
along with the happy father and
mother
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1907-11-29

WASHINGTON. d. c.. Nov. %. =
The prosecution in the Bradley case
rested ut 2:14. After announcing
chat the arguments would be heard
tomorrow. and that the case would
so TO the jury Monday Justice Stat
ford adjourned court until tomor-
row morning. y
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1907-11-29
BURIAL AT WARREN, o.

The body of Elmer slifer. thirteen
year-old son of J. NJ. slifer, of Jar
visylle. who died Thursday morning
early after an Illness with diabetes.
will be taken to Warren. Ohio, the
former home of the family, Satur-
day and the funeral and burial viii
be held there. ~
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1907-11-29
FIVE ARE KILLED
BY FREIGHT TRAIN
Which Crashes Into Trolley Car
At One of the Street
Crossings.
ny Associated presu.l

WATERBURY,. Conn. Nov. 20
Five factory employees were Killed M
Main street crossing today when nm
extra Hartford bound freight train
crashed into Il trolley car containinp
Twenty-Five persons bound for the nIn
factories In oakviile. Six others were.
badly injured.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1907-11-29
TIN PLATE MILLS SHUT DOWN

The tin plate mills are closed for
the Thanksgiving period an will not
resume until Monday. The next va
cation will he Christmas week, when
the mills VIII suspend until the new
year.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1907-11-29
EIkS Prepare Suitable Program
in Memory of Their
Dead.
SERVICES IN OPERA HOUSE
All Members and the General
Public Will Be Welcome
to Attend.


afternoon. beginning promptly at =
..U'clSck. the Clarksburg lodge of
BENEVOLENT and Protective order of
Elks. In common with all other Elks
lodges In the nation. viii hold its an
nuaI memorial services in which fit-
ting and loving tributes to those mem
bers of the lodge who have passed
away will be paid.
The members of the lodge VIII meet
in their lodge hall on Third street at
1880 O'CLOCK and march in - body TO
the opera house. The following pro-
gram viii he observed:
Quartette-"B Beyond the Stream Of
Time ....s'...'. ........... Plnsuti
Miss Frost. Miss Smith. Mr.. Farland.
Mr.. Smith.
Opening Ceremonies .............
-. Exalted Ruler Hoge and Lodge
Inwocation- Rev. James +. Plumm~r
solo,-"IE with All Your Hearts We
Truly Seek Me-. ..... Mcndelssohn
Mr. 4. J. Smith
Address. ....... Bro. Philip Willctt,
of Clarksburg Lodge 49,
Duet-"Love Divine. G. A. Havens
Niss. Frost, Miss Smith
Selection ............... Orchestra
Quurtetts Peace Leave with
You" ..........J. VarIey Roberts
Miss Frost, Miss Smith. Mr.. Farland,
Mr.. Smith
Sclqsing Ceremonies. Ey the Lodge
aDds-Air, "AuId Lang Sync'.
.....e... Choir and Lodge
Great Ruler of the Universe,
All-seeing and benign.
Look down upon and bless our work
And be all glory Thine.
Oh, hear our prayers for our honored
dead.
While bearing in our minds.
The memories craven on each heart
For AuId Lang Syne
.nediction. Rev. ". NJ. Hudson
Music ............. E:lEs or uestra
Audience viii rc..ss.4 seated until
Lodge leaves the hc,-.
Departed ErothrrS.
The names of those members of the
local lodge who ha-r passed away
since the lodge was iastituted May >,
1899. are as follows:
c. Sprigg Sands.
w. Ebert Dawson
w. B. McGary.
G.. Carl Kunst.
Charles J. Goff
r. T. Lowndes. Jr.
J. F. Jones.
Z. B. Carlin.
Edward Tuastill
Harry W. Hendershot.
Frank II. Rhodes.
Michael ]. McAndrew.
Meshack Frost.
: W. d. Floyd.
+ ), Nhe memorial committee, which
6mprlses Jay Refer. II. a. F'arland
: and s. K. Bentley, has made extensive
preparations for the services and the
opera house will be appropriately and
inpressively decorated for the solemn
occasion.
The general public is cordially In
vited to these services as they are free
and all EIks will be glad to have their
friends attend
The Officers.
The officers of the CIarksburg lodge
are as follows:
Exalted Ruler. L. Hoge. Jr.
Esteemed Leading knight. L. p.
Wood.
Esteemed Loyal Knight. w. a Har-
rington.
Esteemed Lecturing Knight l. II.
Freese.
Secretary. Jay Refer
Treasurer, w. H. Lewis.
Esquire, S. r. Bentley.
Chaplain. Duncan Boughner
Tyler. A. A. Crawford.
Inner Guard. w. ID. Newton.
Trustees. J. ]. Denhafn. w. L. GoEf,
Geo l.. Duncan.
Past Exalted Rulers. o. O. Owens.
w p. Con. ]. w. Pigott. Jay Refer.
2 H. Shields. $. r. Bentley.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1907-11-29
SUDDEN ILLNESS
OF MISS HARMER
Takes Place at Her Home at
ShinnSton But She is
Better Now.

SHINSToN. Nov. 29.- Miss To-
sephine Harmer was taken danger
ousiy sick very suddenly yesterday
morning. but was reported some bet.
ter late last night.
Mrs. r. NJ. Hood and daughter,
Miss Agnes. of Clarksburg, were
guests OF the formers mother. Mrs
Mary A. Davis. yesterday
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1907-11-29
Man IS KILLED
AT a Big Fire Jumping From
Window and Several
Are Injured.
fzy Associated PrOss.l

GL0UCESTEE Mass. Nov, 20
The Harvard House, owned by the l..
L. saith Company. was damaged TO
the .xtsnt OF 500. 900 today by fire.
George Chnmhers OF this city was
killed ju:rping from a window and
several other persons We're injured
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1907-11-29
CHILD BURIED
year.

The body of Joseph Garcia, one
year-old son of Joseph Garcia. OF
Grasselli. was buried in Holy Cross
cemetery Friday afternoon. Tn
child died of pneumonia.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1907-11-29
MRS. TAFT VERY Ill.
my Aasociatod Prars.l

MILLBURY. Mass. Nov 29-Tha
Illness of Mrs. Louisa Taft. mother OF
the secretary OF war. has taken SER
ious turn.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1907-11-29
JUDGE BRADWELL
DIES IN CHICAGO
One of City's Most Distinguish
ed Pioneers Passes
Away.
Lny Aasoointed Prean.1

CHICAGO. ILL.,. Nov. 29-Former
Judge James E. Bradwell. one of Chi
cago's most distinguished pioneers,
died today aged 20 years. At the time
of his death he was published of the
Chicago Legal News.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1907-11-29
SANTA CLAUS.
CONFEDERATE VETERAN
ANSWERS LAST TAPS
Candidate for Democratic
Nomination for Governor
Dies of Paralysis.
Lny Asaoeiatea Prera.l

BATON ROUGE. La. Nov. 90
General Leon Jastremslti. Confederate
veteran and candidate for the Demo-
cratic nomination for governor Of
Louisiana, formerly grand chancellor
OF the Knights OF Pythias. died this
morning of paralysis.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1907-11-29

Annual Session of the State
Horticultural Society
at Weston.


The fifteenth annual meeting Of the
West Virginia State horticultural So
! eiety viii be held at Weston Monday
and Tuesday. Dec. 9 and 10. The
following program has been prepared:
Monday, Dec. 3. : 80 PM.
Opening Prayer-Rev Earle A.
Brooks. Weston.
| Presidents Annual Address-AIexan-
der Clohan. Martinsburg.
Ten Minute Talks and Five Minute
Discussions.
General Subject:-John Smith Ex-
poets. to Plant Fifty Acres or West
Virginia Hillside Land to. Apples for
Commercial Purposes.
What Varieties Should He Select p
Chas. H. Miller. Gerrardstown
What Culture Should be Given p
Prof. w. NJ. Munson. Morgantown.
How Should the Trees be Pruned p
S. w. Moore, Elweli.
| Tow Should He Combat Insect and
Disease Pests ?-H. l.. Smith, Mar
tinsburg
How Should the Fruit bd Marketed?
Alexander Clohan, Martlnsburg.
What Profits May He Reasonably Ex-
pect?-C. p. Light. Martinsburg.
Appointment of committees.
Tuesday. Dee. 10. 8 A. NJ
Round Table conducted by Director
James h Stewart, Morgantown.
General Subject:-The Spread of
Insect and Disease Pests In our
Orchards; What Has Been Done and
What Should BE Done to Check it?
G. p. Miller Romney.
Hon. Gray Silgver. Martinsburg.
G, NJ. Davidson. Huntington
Chas. B. Newell. Newell.
HoRs-rJohn Cornwell. Romney.
e. S. Scott, Sinks Grove.
Fl. w. Miller. Paw Paw
5. H. Fulton, Sleepy Creek
l. w. Wood. HedgesvflIe
1880 Z. NJ.
Meadow Mice in the orchard-Fred
F. Brooks, Aforgantown.
Some Aspects of Commercial Fruit
Growing-H. p. Gould. Pomologist,
Washington, D. c.
Growing Good Apples Without Guilt
vation-U. r. Cox, ProctorviMe.f o. 1
Notes on Apple Diseases-Dr. John L.
Sheldon, Morgantown.
A Newcomers Impression of West
Virginia. Horticulture-Prof w. NJ.
Munson Morgantown.
1880 u. NJ.
The Manureai Value of the Spray
Pump-G. c. Starcher, Weston.
West Virginia Fruit at the Jamestown
E1N' "slslon-9' w Moore. ElweH
present outIook Tor the Orchard Busi- |
ness In West Eirginia-D. Gold Mil
Ter. Inwood.
nef"rts oil committees.
hieet'oh OF otlicers. ~
announcements.
-. -, ~ aiiiiuaI iileetihR OF the
49,. Ht''," STATE forucuiturai So
:" " neiu u Weston Lewis
=. SoiiiieS'ioi WlSi the meet
MSS OF the other state Agricultural
ass"elatons and the State Grange.
Weston Is centrally located and the
ratIoal facilities and hotel accommo-
4hiion are good II is surrounded
y fertile farming country where
the commercial phase of fruit grow
ing Is Just beginning to develop. The
fruit ttom Lewis. and adjoining coun-
ties, has for several years been ex-
citing admiration wherever exhibit
dons of West Virginia fruit have been
made. The people of that section of
the State are becoming much inter-
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CODY. Wwo., Nov. 2s-Practicaliy,
the entire business portion 81 Cody
was destroyed By fre TODAY. me
loss is 100000.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1907-11-29
MARRIAGE LICENSE.

a marriage license was issued today
10 George H. Brown and Sarah A.
Davis
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1907-11-29
Eat Black Forest Germany. November 3O 1907.

anyI 30,
To The Daily Telegram, Carksburg w Va
Gentleman Hoy little CaSbug
county getting along? grand
and will not be able CarSbu
until the night before Christmas you get the boys and girls
OF telling
bring them Christmas morning You put the letters big mail bag the Tee
get them will then know all little friends will Christmas
S
Mr. SANTA CLAUS
Daily Telegram,
CIarbugI Va,
am working making girls
NICE nngS or all OF them mind their
Wishing a Merry Christmas,
FRIEND
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1907-11-29

Attorney John Ross. of smithfeld.
s IN the city on business.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1907-11-29

IsNrIIUIts may UV El'IIU 90 WVslOII Oy
United States Express addressed to
the State Horticultural Society. Ship
ments should be made in time TO In
sure their arrival at Weston not later
than Dec. 4 For further particulars
address thy sccretar,'.
nOIrrr-