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and made the new American record Of 1
minute II 3-5 seconds for the 10 yards.
Trubenbach, who had a handicap Of II sec
onds, was an excellent pacemaker for the
champion and beat him out by 1-5 Of sec
ond.
The Columbia swimming teams were
overwhelmed by Yale by the score of 40 to
b. Columbia was unable to secure a sin
gle first place. The best individual per-
Torrance was made by Sherman of Yale.
who captured the plunge with distance Of
65 feet, only one foot less than the N. Y. A.
c. record. Otto Schwarz, the crack Yale
swimmer, won the 80 yards swim in the
fast time of % As seconds.
Yale won the intercollegiate water polo
championship by defeating Columbia, Z to
0. The Yale goal has not been once
touched this year.
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MAY Strike to Avenge Duma.

ST. PETERSBURG. March 1.-THE lead
ers of the workmen In Moscow have begun
the rehearsal OF a general strike that Will
90 into force should the existence OF the
duma be threatened at the end Of this week.
when the radical left IL to open the discus
sion onsP Premier stoiypin's statement OF the
governments policy. Numbers Of teachers
ana students are now living among the fac
tory workers, organizing them for the
strike The premier's statement will be con-
fined to an enumeration Of the measures en-
acted by the government since the dissolu
ton of the former duma, and will mention
the measures. 1t has prepared for presenta-
ton to the duma. The left is determined on
a vote OF no confidence In the government.
The anxiety Of the bur less world as the
crisis approaches Ia indicated by the alb
sence OF transactions on the bourse and In
the produce markets.
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members Of the athletic committee be
changed and that. instead of three members
of the university faculty. to be appointed by
the corporation with the consent OF the
overseers. the dean Of the faculty Of arts
and sciences, the dean OF Harvard College
and the dean of the Lawrence Scientific
School be. ex-officio. the faculty members Of
the athletic committee
That there be no change in the number
or method of selecting the graduate men,
bers of the committee
That intercollegiate contests be permitted
as heretofore under the supervision of the
athletic committee, so constituted.
THAT the athletic committee be recon-
mended to see that the athletic expenses
are reduced as far as in its judgment they
reasonably can be and the extravagances
mentioned above In this report be done
away with"
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CHAMPION HITTER
QUITS BASE BALL

ST. LOUIS. March l4.-George Stone. the
champion batsman of the world on the base
ball records of 1906 has quit the game for
good.
HIS refusal 10 sign the contract offered by
President Hedges of the st. Louis Browns
has plunged the local fans into the deepest
gloom. and will cause keen regret among
base ball enthusiasts all over the country.
Stones final decision to quit the game
came Ia form Of telegram to r. J. Collins.
: sporting editor OF the st. Louis Republic, In
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ANOTHER SWIMMING
RECORD FOR DANIELS

NEW YORK. March A.-C. NJ. Daniels
added one moro to his already long string
Of worlds recorda~when he swan 150 yards
In minute "a 2-5 seconds In the New York
A. C. tank last night in a handicap race
with G.. d. Trubenbach Of the Same club.
Danieis time equals that which he made In
England last summer. but which was not
allowed. He lowered the former worid,s
rscord. held By himssif b. IS seconds,
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CORCORAN CADETS
SMOTHERED PECK BOYS

The Corcoran Cadet basket ball team ad-
ministered a crushing defeat to the Peck
Chapel quint in a game last night. the score
being 80 to 0. The Peck team was outclass-
ed throughout the contest and only on one
or two occasions were their chances of scor-
ing hopeful. Hunter and Sullivan, for the
winners. played speedy ball. the former
having hade six to his team mates five
goals The Corcorans displayed teamwork
last night that would be hard to beat at
their weight.
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HARRY SCHLAFLY TO
CAPTAIN THE NATIONALS

Special Dispatch to The Star.
GALVESTON. Tex. March 14.-Late last
night Manager Cantillon made up his mind
as to the captaincy of the Nationals and
appointed Second Baseman Schlafly to the
position, announcing to the players this
morning. General satisfaction was express
ed. all believing he is the best man for the
position. He served as field chief of Can
tillon's Milwaukee team for two years and
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is thoroughly familiar with the needs Of
the position. His last years experience on
the Nationals will stand "a in good stead.
too. Even had Cantillon been inclined
otherwise other choice available.
Cross would not have the job as a gift and
it would not be to Hick:nans taste. Per-
rine is too much ola newcomer in major
company to be fit for 1t. and none of the
outfielders would be suitable. Neither
Blankenship nor Warner would work
steady enough to do fol- the work.
There was a touch .. cooler weather this
morning, with light rain. the surf bath
ing was cut out. but it will be hot enough
again this afternoon for regular practice.
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The lineup and summary:
VESPERS DEFEATED
THE OLYMPlAS

Tuesday evening the vesper basket ball
team won from the Olympia Athletic Club
In the old building Of the Y. M. c. A. by
the score Of to 6. The work of FURNACE
for the vespers being the feature of the
game
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SPARROUGH'S TOURNAMENT.
CLASS ANNALS.

PRIZE WINNERS.
Class A-Eiker, first; j. Gundersheimer, second:
Bradley. third.
Glass B-Farrow, frst H. Gundersheimer. second;
Post. third.
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CLOSE FINISHES
AT new ORLEANS

NEW ORLEANS. March 14.-Notasuiga
easily won the Louisiana stakes yesterday
at the City Park track. e. n. Fry I'm
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Lineup and summary:
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C. Demarest.2, 2. OLE. 9, Is, Sc. 2 o.. 10; 9.
II, 8, 0, 81. 102, 0, s, 20, Z, 0. I. Total, 800.
Average. ID %. High runs. l02. G6, 81.
c, F. c11k i 8; s II, TO- 10; =, -, 40 O.
Average. 11-22. High runs, 40. SO, II.
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NOTAs De MTERES
Una shplica de la Ad-
nninistraci6n de "La
Denocracia."
NUEvOs EsPOsOs
Renuncia de un Inspector de
escuelas. - La SFraterni.
dad Social y Bene6ca.,

Fl Administrator de este pc.
ri6dico suplica a los corresponsales,
colaboradores y pdblico en- general
que 10 le envfen notas, articulos nj
NADIA que Sc relacione con la redac-
cion del periodico. Unicamente sus.
cripciones, anuncios y 10 que tenga
relaci6n con el ramo econ6mico. 4
cuyo frente Sc halla.
Escritos para la -edacci6n de-
ben dirigirse asf:
Redacci6n de LA DEMocRAc1A,
San Juan.
Mr. George L. Spaulding, ms
pector de Escuelas de Carolina ha
renunciado su cargo, embarcando
hoy para los Estados Unidos.
DE Patillas: En- la noche del
dia 6 llegaron a esta poblaci6n, pro-
cedentes de San Juan, donde con.
trajeron matrimonio, ell diStinguido
joven don Alberto Ricci y la vir-
tuosa y bella stiiorita Aracelia Lu
zunari. Los recien casados Sc hos
pedan en- la casa de la seiiora madre
del novio. Muchas felicidades les
deSeamos.s
Del nismo pueblo: sEl dia
Io de los corrientes clausur6 sus
salones el sClub recreativo de Pa
tillas,D sociedad de instruction v
recreo. Es de lamentarse.
Sc ha constituido la directi-
va interina de la sociedad aFrater-
nidad Social y Beue6caD en- la forma
siguiente: Presidente, don Francis
co Salgado; Vice,presidente, don
F. Zen6n Gely; Secretario, don
Octavio Rivera; Vocales don Al.
berto Rios y don Nazario Bernier. y
Don Francisco Zoazaga, pro-
fesor de la Escue]a Normal ha sido
uombrado Inspector de Escuelas de
Carolina.
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Sc necesitan buenos vende-
dores para este periodico.
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DESDE AGUAD|LLl
Case milagroso. I'm
hombre tullido, cura-
do Ell un minute.
sORPRESA GENERAL
Para Mayagtiez.- Falta de
humanidad. -Juicios en- la
Corte de Distrito.
SORPRESA GENERAL

Julio 8.-Un case verdadera-
mente extraordinario Sc ha regis
trado aqui, Ell cual ha llamado gran
demente la atenci6n p1blica.
Es el case, que a Casimiro Rios.
joven de unos Fl aiios, casado y.
que tiene varios hijos, hace pr6xi-
mamente dos meses y medic lie alta
CO una terrible enfel medad en- am
bas piernas, que lie imposibilit6 en-
absolute.
No podla dar lin paso siquiera;
inuchas veces le vimos carrastrados
por nuestras GALES, implorando Ia
carload pnblica. Aver tarde, Ell
casa de un hermano suyo llamado
Antonio, estando recostado ydes.
pierto sobre una hamaca, vic gra-
bada en- el seto de la habitacion en-
que estaba, la fgura de TN hombre
vestido de blanco.
Este fen6meno lie produjo gran
sobresalto. Mas luego oy6, sin sa-
Der de donde partfa, la voz clara
de uno que le decfa: eCasimiro, le-
vantate y anda que va estas bue-
no,n Asf fuz: Casimiro levantose
de la hamaca y dando algunos pa
SOS, exclam6. si iEstoy fuerte y sa-
no ya!' Dichc, jovep, hasta aver
inutil, euro en- un momento radi.
calmente.
He ahf TN oaso realmente mi
lagroso, que ha causado grande sor-
presa y estupefaccion EN- el maRdo
aguadillano.
Sc nos informa que q me.
diados del mes actual, daran prin-
cipio los trabajos para la construc.
ci6n de la nueva plaza del mercado
no cubierta.
Nosotros creemos-y con nos.
otfos la inmensa mayoifa del pue.
bio, entre estas muclios contribu
yentes que para hacerse una cb,a
de esa indole no cubierta, ha debido
desistirse de ella
Mas l6gica y menos economic,
seiior Alcalde y senores concejalts.
--Cuentase que Ell otro dfa Sc ha.
(ContinGa en- Ia p4gfna So
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REPUBL|cA En- CHINA
Gran rnovimientO insu-
rreccional contra la
dinastia 1nanch1a.
QUIEREN DERROCARLA
Los jefes facciosos son todos
j6venes, con gran infujo
en- el pueblo chino.
QUIEREN DERROCARLA

Sun Yat-Sen, jefe de la actual
revoluci6n china, ha hecho intere.
santes declaraciones al corresponsal
de LIE Temps en- Hong Kong.
Con6rma Sun-Yat-Sen que el
movimiento de ahora Sc dirige 1ni-
camente contra la dinastia man.
ch1a. La dinastia acaso olga que
es una rebellion xen6foba como Ia
de los boxers, pero NADIA mas ine-
xacto. AL contrario, convencidos
los chlnos amantes del progreso de
que la dinastfa es precisamente ia
que nos mantiene en- pugna con
Europa, queremos derrocarla.
ola revolucion-aiiade Sun
Vat Sen -progresa por momentos.
Yo ire pronto a China para encau-
zarla, de modo que sea fecunda.
Partira del Centro y del Norte y Sc
propagara rdpidameute.S
Los jefes que ahora dirigen la
insurreccion en- nombre de Sun Vat
Sen son jovenes todos, recien lie
gados del Japop, donde han estu-
diado y han cobrado amor al pro
greso occidental. Su inhujo en- el
pueblo chino es realmente temible
para Ia dinastia.
La revolucion cuenta con tres
ciudades: Pakhoi, en- el interior y
Swatow y Annoy ell el iitoral: las
tres importantlsimas y casi eu-
ropeas.
Sun-Yat Sen quiere instaurar
en- China la repdblica, seguro de
que sus compatriotas anhelan esa
forma de gobierno.
A la acci6n revolucionaria
cooperan las innumerables socie.
dades secretas extendidas por todo
el imperio y de cuyos decretos es
Sun.Yat-Sen simple ejecutor.
Los insurrecctos quieren a todo
trance couseguir Ia transigenciaede
Europa. eSomos--dicen, para re.
forzar esta aspiraci6n- paladines
de la paz universal, que la dinastia
1surpadora de los manch6es pone
constsntemente en- peligro.
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DEsDE sAN LORENZO
Vista del doctor Com
zalez y 81 esposa.
Buen edificio.
CEETRO De lNsTRUcCtON
Nombramiehto. EFF c.iyo en-
GAIA de Ia Junta Escelsr
Ornate de Il pob'aei6n.

Julio, s.-Tuvimos el gustc
de saludar q nuestro distinguide
amigo el doctor don Fernando
Gonzalez y q su dignfsima com
pahera, que por breves horas fue'
ron huespedes de los esposos Selles
Lopez. Excusado es decir las
atenciones de que fueron objeto,
toda vez que en- este pueblo gozan
los esposos Gonzalez de grandes
simpatias adquiridas por su noble.
"a de sentimientos y por su carac-
ter afable y carihoso. Placenos
consignar en- estas notas que nos
ha alegrado mucho yer al doctor
Gonzalez notablemente mejorado
de Ia enfermedad que le aquejaba.
-Hace pr6ximamente un mes
qued6 terminado el edi6cio que,
para escogida y almacenaje de ts-
baco en- rama, hiciera la Colectiva.
Esta pr6ximo 4 la poblaci6n, cons
truido de bloques y MADEIRA y en- el
trabajan alrededor de 100 perso-
mas epssla escogida, en- su mayor
parte mujeres. Hemos dido ase-
gurar q peritos en- la 'materia, que
no es sufciente para la cosecha de
este pueblo.
La Iunta Escolar cerr6 sus
operaciones en- 80 de JUNO pasado,
con una existencia en- GAIA de
$65S. IA centavos y todas sus aten-
clones al dia. Con tai motive,
agitase Ia idea de construir un edi-
6cio propio para las escuelas. Les
slentamos en- tan plausible idea y
que el kxito corone la obra.
Este pueblo mejora nota-
blemente en- ornate, pues en- POGO
tempo Sc han construido inhnidad
de casas que lie embelleceu mas.
= Pronto sc abrira un centro
de instruction y recreo en- este pue-
bio. AL eiecto Sc esta reedi6cando
una casa propiedad de don Fran
cisco Selles, en- la calle principal,
CON todas las condolences para el
case.
-Ha sido comentado muy ia
vorablemeute el nombramiento del
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dad americana de Richmond, de
Estado Virginia, dos casas de gran
de interes hist6rico para cuanto.
Sc ocupan en- el estudio de la labor
literaria de Edgard Poe y aspiran
conocer los fntimos secretos de Ia
atormentada existencia del gran
poeta. Una de esas casas es Ia
que sirvi6 de morada q la Leonor
de aEl Cuervos, y la otra es la del
aRestaurant SadlerS, en- la cual pa.
SO Poe su Ultima noche en- Rich.
mond y apuro la primera copa del
licor que lie llev6 a la tumba, pocos
dias despues, en- Baltimore.
La dana que ha reclamado pa.
ra ST Ia gloria de ser la protagonis.
ia del poema aRl Cuervoo, en-
precencia de la cual 10 afrln6, segtin
ella, la propia revelaci6n del poeta,
tue la sefiorita Sara Elmira Doys.
ter, quien ley6 a ser despues la Sc.
nora Shelton. Familiarmente Sc
llamaba la aLeonor de Poep. v Sc.
gun Sc cuenta, fue el primer amer
del lnfortuuado bardo. Otra pa
sion EXPERIMENT. este ell SIT juveI /.
tud, fue la que lie inspire la seiio
ra Jane Stith Stanard, la Elena de
sus hermosos cantos.
La vez primera que Poe vic a
la sefiorita Doyster, fue en- la pri.
mavera de 1926, epoca en- que, ba.
10 Ia protection de un tutor espe.
cia!, Sc preparaba a entrar en- la
Universidad de Virginia.
Cuando Poe regreso por dlti-
ma vez a Richmond, en- ell verano
de IS4o, la stiiora Shelton estaba
va viuda. Fue entonces cuando el
alma del pceta revivio la passion &c
sus primeros aiios. Is la misma
dana la que da una relaci6n gla6ca
de este nuevo encuentro.
sMe disponia a salir para la
Iglesia-dice ella cuando Tin cria,
do entr6 y me dijo que un caballe.
70 estaba en- la sala de recibo y de-.
seaba VERNE. Baje inmediatamen-
te y grande fue mi sorpresa al en-
contrarme con Mr., Poe. lie reco,
nocl al minute. Causole mi pre-.
sencia especial contento y Sc dirigi6
a mi con estas palabras: ooh, FL.
mira, leres td1o Contestele con tur-
baci6n que yo iba para la iglesia y
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distinguido amigo y valioso CORE.
ligionario don Narciso Varona pa
ra el cargo de Secretario del NUM-
cipio de Juncos. Reciba tambien
nuestra sincera felicitacion.
CoRRESPoNSAL.
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CARTAS AMERICANS
Recuerdos de Edgard Poe.

que me dispensara el favor Ide vol
ver en- otra OCCASION.
aEn Ia proxima entrevista gu,
tuvimos Poe me insinu6 de nuevc
sus pretensiones, las que ME causa
ron hilaridad. Agreg6 que habla.
ba en- serio, y que las manifestacio.
mes que me hacia las habia media.
do hacia mucho tempo. En- vista
de clio, le signifique 4 mi vez con
seriedad que 81 no guerra reeibir en-
aquel momento una formal negat:.
va, me desc tempo para reAexio-
mar acerca del asunto. Me replied
entonces que, en- SUI concepto, amor
que vacilaba no era amor.p
FL va entonces renombrado poe
ia remove asi con ardor sus amoro.
sas instancias, y logr6 al fin con
quistar el corazon de la hermosa
viuda. Fue en- aquellos apacibles
dias cuando Poe hizo a la seiiora
Shelton la revelacion de que ella
era la Leonor de FL Cuervu. Para
todos pasaba Ia Shelton en- aquel
tleinI 0 como la novia Gel poetc. Ella
misma declare despues de la muer.
te de este que entire ellos habia
existido scierts inteligencia.D
En- el Qirectorio de William L.
D. Montahne, de Richmond, del
afio 1852, Sc halla la direction de la
stiiora Shelton: viva entonces entire
las GALES vigesima cuarta y vigesi.
ma quinta. FL Directorio de But
ter en- 1855 irdica que por este afio
residfa entire Ia calle de Grace y la
vigesima septima. Evidentemente
que la sefora Shelton habfa cam
biado de habitaci6n en- el intervalo
de ambas fechas; pero no habfa 81
do possible determinar su residencia,
porque por aquella epoca las casas
no estaban numeradas.
Ha sido una carta de la sefiora
J. H. Lefwich, de Milford, Estado
de Virginia, lhija de la sefiora Shell
ton, la que ha venido a disipar tc.
da duda a este respecto. La sefio
ra Lefwich dice que recuerda bien
la casa que habito su madre en- la
calle de Grace, porque en- ella cele-
BIO sus bodas.
Ashverus.
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VENpE

tjna easad De fnadsts de dos plsos,
AltAada en casuss, eaiie de Aeosta.
fiTa inioruiss diHelsse ( +. Z, pOn.
tel ApiEtAdo 81 pa sau Iuan, ?, R.,
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GRAN HOteIIeStluIant 1NlATfRRA"
HOTEL De PRIMER ORSEH S:V
TelUan 10Y 12'-CFuz ; y Fortaleza 21.

Consuda para Hotel Capacidad para pasros
Suac6u la mas centca vistas la bahia las GALES de Tuan Cruz
Fotaea 81 mas feco ventado de capital FL comedo
or las Anas Tene dparamentos Independence para amas
de de AgOsto e ademas del pazo antique las omda sstma
americana gusto del pasaro Te de uas de uo INTERPRETERS
ducOres precos gua de los demas Ho Sc hacen abOnOs
manaeA
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1907-02-13
Number of Highly Interesting Things
WIN Be Seen in the elsie of
Bong Bong Friday Night.

Dainty dancing. sweet singing.
sumptuous scenery. clever comedians.
extraordinary electrical effects. cor
rect costumes. an engrosslng plot.
and brilliant lyrics, are said to be
some OF the features of B. c. Whit
ney's Isle of Bong Bong" that have
assisted it to gain the enviable place
it holds in the esteem of theatregoers
This sparkling musical surprise has
been sent on tour this season by Mr..
Whitney in response to an urgent de-
mand for 1t in all the cities IT will
visit, and he has equipped 1t in the
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comes direct from New York to the
'3rand Saturday matinee and night,
FEB. 16. Forced to leave here home
% earn her own living, Alice comes
70 New York where she makes a
great hit as a public singer. her first
appearance being made at Broad
way Roof Garden. This scene repre-
senting in every detail one of Broad
ways handsomest places of summer
entertainment is said to be one of
the most expensive and elaborate
used in any play OF recent years. A
number of songs are used through
out The Choir Singer which is said
to abound in strong heart interest,
noval and laugh provoking comedy
situations and other interesting ele-
ments.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1907-02-13
ADDITIONAL AUDITORS
FOUND NECESSARY
To Carry on Rapidly Increasing
Business started BY Frank
Wilson.

The charter of the Wilson Audit
& System Company has been record
ed in the county clerks office. The
company has an authorized capital
stock of $4,000 and the incorporat-
ors are D. R, Stiles. R. B. Wilson,
T. Blair Wilson. Guy H. Earle and
Frank A. Wilson.
The business became OF such i'm
mense proportions that it was found
necessary to procure state charter
and twoe additional auditors, besides
Mr.. Frank Wiilison. Mr.. Stiles is
one of these additional auditors and
the other win be secured in a week
or SO. Mr.. Stiles came from the
Consolidation Coal Company at Som
erset, Pa: He was also in the office
of the auditor of the Baltimore &
Ohio railroad for thirteen years and
is a thoroughly experienced auditor.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1907-02-13
GRAFTON TO VOTE
ON LIQUOR QUESTION
state Supreme Courts Action Con-
fers That Privilege and Elec.
ton VIII Be Held There.

The state supreme court has
granted the petition OF citizens Of
Grafton asking for a mandamus for
the purpose of voting there this
spring on the license question. Ac-
cording to the decision of the
supreme court the election held last
year on that question was illegal and
invalid. an election having been held
the year before on the same ques-
ton. The charter of Grafton pro
vides that elections may be held on
this question biennially. The result
of the election this spring on the
question will hold good two years.
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DOES conee disagree with yo-.
Probably 1t does! Then try DR..
Shops Health Coffee. Health
Coffee" Is a clever combination of
parched cereals and nuts. Not a
grain of real coffee. remember. in
DR.. Shops Health Coffee. yet It's
flavor and taste matches closely old
Java and Mocha coffee, If your
stomach, heart or kidneys can't
stand coffee drinking, try Health
cotfee. 1t is wholesome. nourish-
ing and satisfying. It's safe even
for the youngest child. Sold by all
dealers.
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BARGAINS IN
real. ESTATE
Cincinnati. OhtA

Two lots with two houses on each
in Grasselli Addition; lots fronting
on two streets; size Of lots 50x15O
IT. Price of each $4,000. on easy
terms.
One lot on Oak and Terra Gotta
streets, East clarksburg. This lot
is one of the very best residence
sights in the city; size 5ox21s IT.
One seven room house and lot ID
the Industrial Addition; size Of lot
sox15O. This property is in good
repair and in splepdid location.
One small farm, near GrasseIIi.
containing IS acres, has small farm
house and good well Of water; also
splendid young orchard just begin
ming to bear. Price right II sold
soon.
Also some excellent bargains In
lots at Grasselli and Fair Grounds
Addition.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1907-02-13
NOW OBSERVING
THE LENTEN SEASON.

Wednesday, known in the church
calendar as Ash Wednesday, is the
beginning of the Lenten season,
which extends over a period of forty
days until Easter. The rules and
regulations for Lent, recently pro-
mulgated by Rt Rev. Bishop Dono-
hue, Of the Catholic diocese Of West
Virginia, we're read in all the Cath
olic churches on Sunday.
Lent will be observed in both the
Catholic, Episcopal and Lutheran
churches by fasting and abstin-
ence, giving of aims and other
good works. Services will be con-
Quoted in the Catholic church on
Wednesday and Friday evenings dur
ing the season of Lent, and the faith
full are an expected to participate.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1907-02-13
cEREMoNIAn SESSION
OF MYSTIC SHRINE.

A ceremonial session of Osiris
Temple, Ancient Arabic Order Mobiles
of the Mystic Shrine, will be held in
Wheeling Thursday, February 2s, at
1880 O'clock p. m. There will be a
dispensation on petitions for member
ship. and degrees will be conferred
by Imperial Potentate Alvah P. Clay
ton, who win aslo be an honored
guest on the occasion.