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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-01-11

ter Stunt. Dealer uOn ct. 2Ouis. VI
fubr bes gtafts In itr6menbem 5teaen
Don benz 2auoe naH Berger; ! Mei'
le nDrblih bonn SOutb Berger Shul'
banIe eeriet9en bic 8ferbe bonn @eee
unb Iielen In einen bellduiis Is SuB
tieIen @raben. ben nit Glen beluoe.
men 8aeen init fid1 siebeno. Glh
Serr @aaihion tuuroe unter benz
@aeen beernben. Den uereinipten
eInhrenennueu Der Serren gbas. unD
6p. Sf6tbli, iupie Grneit unb SObn
y9attsnbere eelnne es mad 2'itlnbls
ger barter Grbeit, Ereibernnb RierOe
nnter Der lbwereu arbunp berausju'
bgtUmmeu unb nidt beuOr bas Se'
idltrr beinube ppultduOis seri tnitisp
mar. Qlm ndhiten ROrseti hahm es
nod peitere anoertbalb Stunoen,
ben Basen uub bic 9ubuna aus benz
@raben su bOlen. Ssrr Dtngibiun
erteibet empfiaOliden edaOsn, neil
ieins 8Ierbe Ourdl ben ausseitanOe'
nen Shref unb ben ihweren S5all
nur Idper i'm Stanoe iino ibre Gr
belt peiter 81 uerridten. alIe BE-
uDbner uOn Tereer ruunbern iidl Oa,
rlber, bnb Der Wtuun iiberbnupt nit
Dem aeben bauOn tdm. 50 III Oies
eine Der esfdbrliditen Etdse hierOrts
uub iOIIte Oieisr Sraben ipenisiicns
Ourd9 BiabIe unO SeIdnoer abaeipsrrt
Iiein. Serr UaaaiOlOn bat Die GbiiAt,
bel ben @erithten iar SAaoenerlat
tloabar su iueroen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-01-11
RbtnsIano

8. s. 8unneburg ueld1sr ilratiH
Iein pOtel bier am Wlrs. Rartiu
DoDling psrtauft, bat Oas 5erauiOn
ouiel 81 RontsUmerp Gitp tdufIid
iibernOntHIen.
Gultnp Bdddmanr rpeIder ieit 1857
In Der Osdhe non 9anpiIe wUbnte,
uno aus gaterbUrH, Deuticblanb
itamnttr. III am 81 DECEMBER TN
|Gltsr non 7s Sabren aus Osm s.ebsu
asiaieOen.
Die IS idbrige &ittrue 2aDio
WlDrrDw' ! iturb bei Gmsrirus am n,
Eesrmber. nadl turse RrausBelt.
sic mar cine alte NnfIeDlerin.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-01-11
Cafe

Der auh in permunn cut tetannte
Sobu GOuseImana 1T am 2s. ges, Int
Hitter BON 72 Sdbrsn aeitOrben. Gr
tam ale niger R.ann uun 9sutih.
lamb nat Barren Guuntu, tpo er bis
su ieinem 9coe beitanOie wUbnte.
Gr birterldBt 8 9Dbtcr; Srau 8.
SdeibIe, 5rou Geo. 6sQburs unO
FRI. emma SOnsslmnnn.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-01-11

Der llteite.3lbtline in benz 9uht.
bauie 5u SefferiDn Gitg 1T Der I'M 30.
Sabre itebenDe Charles Mleier, aud
als n9uticb Gbarlep4 betannt, ber
Waitte Snuuar ieinen subliteu Ser.
min, 81 tpetA lebterem er lpeseu ei,
tes in Barren Golntp ueriibten 8ieb.
itabls perurtbeilt ipurbe, binter iif
bat. ST bleibt ielten liueer als
uOer 4 @apnnte aus, bis ermieOer si'
rtidsebra9t tuirb, enttpeber fir 0ieb.
itdbl D6er gnnbInuinOel. @as ibu
iest SDroe m4dbt, lit bnB er in be,
Atitte bes g8inters entlnIien iuirt
unb telnsn lleberrud bat. tSr mein,
Il, ~ mare ibm viel lieber. tuenn q
fechs Wlonate LANCER bIeibea barfs
unb I'M CONNER tDseelaiien iuiirbe
Gr bat tudbrenb Der lebten brsi Ter,
mine init teine slrbeit tbuu braa1en
ba er 81 aft lit. Gr fist nit einiser
anberen ulten 8Hdt inaen beruit
rducbt iein Efeifdsn ,lnO ersdbtt eIs,
'ihidten lIeber so Sabre Ieines 81,
bens bat e bereits TN Saatbauie su
esbrndlt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-01-11
Carrie r5atiou seseu Can,en.

y , d =
Die itrettbnre Carrie glatiun bat
bic 8auOesbauptitabt nit ibrer @e.
sentuart beelillt unO ueri1iebenen
3ansbalIen eiuen 8eiud) abseitattet,
no iie init ibrer iiblideu 3uneenier.
tisteit sesen bic &iinite 9erpiidos
ren's losbOnnerte. @lan lieB bas
@eib rabig idluaben, troboem cers
i1ieOene M1nuer Miene mnhten, lie
an Die iriihe SUIT ~ issen. sSbr
@eiber, jun9e ipluobl als alte, babt
tein Reft, iid uOa ben Wtdnnern
umnrmen sl laiien inb Gud im &rei.
ie tuie toll berunsuOreben4, idrie
Carrie ben gan3eriunen Su unO er.
ttdrte bann, bnB oieie llmarmunsen
bic llriade Der eroBen Immoral lei.
en-. S4lieBlt9 oertbeilte tie Wtinia.
Stussaben ibres beriibmten Seiles
ais Suuoeuirs unb gins iiber oas
'@eibdit uffenbar befrieOist pon bans
men.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-01-11
5pilliHse in sp6Iftasissm SpiIA'
enrdum.

ct, gaul, Minn., 5. San. Gin
Spesial.9elesramm Der .0ispatb"
aus slppeltOn, isis, melOete ben iels
.tenen san, Der, iooiel man tpeis,
bier MD nid1t basemeien 1T. baB III
Baulau, @is, 3tpiIinsSbraoer IN
eiuem stbtonOe uOn IL 9osea eebOr.
en- iuurOen. Der Osame Oer eliidlid,
en- 0autter III 5raa Serntan 0raeeer,
ber Oes bebanbelnben VIrstes 2r,
sauerbertne. Die ssnnben iinb
RRi unO OOn O6Iis proportion .ssm
aBrpsrbau. Die @utter befi'.oet iif
II, raider 8eiernns
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-01-11

llnier &eprdientant, 9r. 9ubbs,
bat In Der 8 eislutur abermals leine
SorIaae eegen Slnnngme uOn Griut-
selosrn eiuRereItt. SIN Der lesten
jiBuua oer aeeIsIntur bate Oleie
8orlaSe sroBsn Sumor beruDrae
Orudt; uber Die Sute 1T bod iebr
Grnit unO uidtip
Cine iDrmlihe SturSwe(le BON
neueu 8iaS ersOB iitl am 5rettap
iOer bus oaus. inOem nibt fueniser
als n einperrtc5t fuuroen.
Inter beulslben iino sa uerseid.
nea: sine slati 2obbp Sill; lber Elm
bnlbej Dubenb 2 Gents 5abrten'
Biqs; Unit Sab SilI; fan Elm Gue-
enO gorlaaeu sur 8srwenOuno Der
S475, 900, iuelche uDn Der Hunheare.
ateruna Dor 2 Sohren benz Stante
ousbs5nblt purOeu: EerIdue fur siu
c,ues Brimirmnbl @eleb; BDrlaas
sur 8rlfuus unO Rssiitrtruna prOfei-
iionsGer arnntenm6rter.
8iersebu ueue Bigs tuurben ain
ssreilaa i'm Senat einesreidt, lluter
|bsnislbsn befinben iidl suei, Delds
sinsu 5abrpreis uOn 2 Gents pro
Jeils auf ben Giienbnanen i'm staa.
te uOrihreibsa, @tHe tueitere 1il
DsrIanst cline AebuftiOu Der sdiai'
uaoen Rate nul $l.50 uHD 81, iiir
lters uuO Obere Betteu, reip. DurdI
eins anOsre gurfaac EOII Oas 8ertui'
lien elmer @nttin, lUeltbe RinOeru I'M
ter l2 Snbreu bat, nIs Eerbre1eu
lashsm pett uerben.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-01-11
Gtnn.

0Pit benz ueusn Sabr boben mir
nun aud eieIiriIaes aiat In unIercr
Stabt.
Snbn 8eters, Elm alter Geteran
aus benz Sarsertrieas. itarb AM 27.
Oes. BEL gusboII i'm llltsr bon n
SObren.
Sol. 8. %, 8epelp uun Utuaiusss.
5noiun TERRITORY. mar tpdbrenO ber
5eiertupe bier un feline trnnie Rut,
ter 81 beiuhen. Derr SeueIg III NO'
uOllt uno oebbrt ~ ben uerbienit.
UOGIlten Wlinnern Oes Esrritorimus.
Gr rrirb uielieitio uuIoeiprOst iih UNI
bic 8unbesisnatOrfelIs sa bstDerben.
Sn ietner Suaeab mar er msbrere
Sabre In Sermnna 100 er DeHtiG
ipreden tsrnte. tuetdbss &c lsbr bod,
idldstunD bel Getssenbeiten aud oes
brnud1t.
5olepb asiusde. iriibsr gsantp
gters bier. ater felt Is Sabrtn III
gentaui, GRo. wUbnhnft, 1T tpisOsr
bierber sesDaen nm ben asbensnbenb
au bsians6ea.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-01-11
in smltbOn, @O.

in smttbOu. RO.
Die 5rls. Carrie unb Souls s6ae.
ier bon ct. Souls ruaren mebrere
Gage su Suuie.
- Sarrp Sedsr pel1er In sbpt,
rpeI Oss aebrsromts tunltet. bat no +
ben 81 puuie uerbraHten Geiertasen
ieinen BOfen tuieSer ansetreten.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-01-11

Snl gOlOntenbsim bei aeauen-
tuortb. &au.. befinbsn iidl our 8ett
4ll9 geteranen, tuorunte 29s aus
benz ipuniiden Rrieo Dus Eurds
Ithnitts.glIter Der geteranen aus benz
Siirser.ries 1T So Sabre Die SO.
item oss llnterbalts bssiffern iicb oui
.sl5s,5 81 per Iiann int Sabr. Gie
5EerbIihtettsrate III "A bonn loco
psr Sdbr.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-01-11

Der BaibinstOner EOit eatnOms
men:
Der gtOrd bradte Srrrn Soc
Rdtbssb sinsn iIeinen Suupen. Eir
aratalirsul
Gin ishr tnoppss Gutfnmnieu pun
iGrs6liAen GOOs aalts ssr s'usi DO
sheu 0err. .. RuslDlOu, sin beIaun.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-01-11
8GtIahg

annu unb Otto Rnns. @tIIts
sgpsuds uHa SSrl. emma AHHs Dsr.
brnd't.H bic 6tlsrsass BEL drsanDsa
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-01-11

cine ihpsre Gaft. Cine Der
lhueriten 2aiteu Der glrmnn nnb 6ers
ieniseu NIT besrenstem gintumnteu,
1T bic INNER tuiebertebrenbe 0ottOr'
retnltns. 9us @elb 1T serabe3u
iue9seuorfen, iuenn man teinen GOrts
tbeil erbdlt, tuie eS 10 oft Der JaI lit.
Serr SOieF @rOhOrusti aus Ortou,
Conn.,, bate ettpas grfabrune in
bieier Siniiat. @r ibreibt: sd
bin iebr bantbnr fir ben alpentrduts
er, lueIber mid uOn elmer lanspiers
isen, ibtperen 8rantbeit eebeilt bat.
Sd eebrauhte pieie MlebiSinen unb
perIudte Diele Ser5te, aber es mar
serrbe 10, als tuenn id Oas @elb
tueeeeiporfen bate. Mteine Strait
iuar, babin unb id) fDunte niAt nr'
beeteti, aber leBt, Snnt oent Alpeil'
trauter, bin itb tpieOer selnnb. SdJ
luerbe neinen 9anbsleuteu 'anratben,
ibr Selb nidt tuegsupericn, tpenu
iie trunt iinb, iunbern uOm sllpeu.
trauter Sebraah gu MAIDEN, tuethe,
sans ii9er beilt unb linbert.
Gin iuGhgs 3eugniB sibt elmer pur
6enienisent tpelde bieies berabmtt
arauter Seilnttttel ceriudt BabeH
Gs iituidbt in Gpotbeten 81 baben
5dreiben sic UNI Oas gaabere an BIZ
Gtsentbtimer, Or. Better 5abrnep &
Sons Co., ll2 lis gu. Sopnt
llue., Gbicaea, Sll.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-02-08

So'1 IN braos''isb by Roberts 6 colaar
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AssssssssV ss&sssssss sssssss*sssxs~-.s
!: Society News

Rev. L. B. Davis continues {ry i'll
at the home Of Mrs. w. A. Mcdonald.
Miss Frances Mason left Yesterday
Tor Washington TO resupe.aer stud es
in music.
Miss Fiorrie Putnam has returned
to Jacksonville after visit to friends
IL the city.
Miss Katherine Foster will leave to-
day for St. Simon after visit to Mrs.
J. c. stiles.
On account Of the Indictment wealth
er the Reading clu) did not meet yes
terday morning. -
A pleasant affair Of this afternoon
will be the card party given by Mrs
F. D. N. strachan to a number Of her
friends %
Mr.. and Mrs j. b. Wright are re.
moving to their residence on Union
street and asier temerrc@ Mi! 2..sal..e
their home in Brunswick.
Miss Amelia Doern.nger leaves Sun
day for a visit to Mayer and Mrs. w
F. Thopas in Gainesville. Fla, stop
ping week with friends in Jack
eonHlle.
The AcaEa club did not meet this
week, the mleting having been post
ponsd blh.use Of the IL ness of Mrs
W. F. Parker. who was to have beor
hostess to the club
There win be called meeting Of
the Ladies Of the Maccabees at the
hall this afternoon at $50 o'clock. 4
fun attendance Is urgently requested
as the state commander. Mrs. r. Y
colyin. win re present.
The management Of the box bal
alley has agreed to give the receipt
Of this evening TO the Kings Daughters
a committee from the Kings Daugh
ters viii be present and everyone i,
inyitel 10 attend as In this way tAey
can help tho Daughters.
Mrs. Boiling Whitfield WAS hostes
at delightful meeting Of the six.
hand Euchre club yesterday afternoon
The rooms were charmingly decora
ted with many ylolots. daffolis an6
fragrant narcissi The score card
were handpalnted with tiny kittens,
this being the worl; Of Miss Miriam
Whitfield. The prizes were won by
Mrs. w. NJ Topper and Mrs. c. symm-
es Dainty refreshments were served
and the affair was che Of the most
enjoyable Of the season. The guests
OF tie club Mosdames symmes, Con
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CITATION

TATE or GEORGIA,
CLYNN COUNTY.
Mrs. Sentelle Pafford Bleckerby,
isldent Of said state ana county
aying duly applied to be appolnte
aardian OF tho person and propert
ivay Pafford, a minor under fou
zen years OF age, a resident OF sal
unity, notice is hereby given that ar
aieation win be passed on at the mex
arm Of the court OF ordinary 70
I'd county to be held on the frs
monday In February 1907. Witness
nay hand and official signature this
January s. 1907.
Horace Dart,
Ordinary Glvnn County Goorzia
FOUND. Kaisers store. one peck.
etbook Owner can have anne by dee.
cribing property and paying for tE'7
nd.
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yers, Clay, and Reese The members
present were Mesdames Tupppr,
Sparks, Hopkins. Bennett, Brantley and
Cornell.
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WANTED-Position by lady steno.
grapher. Can furnish bort of refer
ences Apply TO II. caro- the News.
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See our display cfNond brass and
irons. and sperk guards we have
a fine assortment Of these Colson
Hardware Co
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GOT HIS HAIR BACK.
Was Perfectly Bale When He Started
&c Tao Negybrs>s Herpietde

Was Perfectly Bale When He Started
70 UEs Eswbrsrs Herpiclde
Frederick MANUEL. maryland block.
gutte. Montana, bought a bottle OF psew.
BROS Herpicsdc. April = %. and began 70
use 1t for entire badness. The hair fol-
ilcles In HIS scalp wero not dead and in
- dexs he had hair all over his head.
IN JnIyaaee writea. "and today my hair
; % thic .snd i.1rriarta -aRy ono
could VIZ eStsszbra.s e lsde works
sadssssssa prineiges ETC wIn a new ds-
covery-destrcy the cause a15 you re-
move the effect. Herpicide degtroys the
germ that causes daEdraR. falling hair.
ard finally badness. 20 that with tho
cause gone the effect cannot remain.
stops falling hair ct once and a new
druggists Send 1Oc. in stamps for sample
d Ihe Herpioide Co.. Detroit. Mich
wo sizes--bO :. .ss and Sf.UO
Smiths Pharmacy. Agents.
Application for Leave Of Support.
leorgia Glynn County.
Mrs. L. b. Day having made appli
alton for twevc months support out
4 the estate Of r G. Day. and ap-
raisers duly appointed to set apart
no same, having filedzAbelr reutrn, all
bersons concerned are hefeAy reouir
ID to show cause before theNcourt OF
rdinary Of said county on the first
tuesday in March. 1907, why said ap
'lication should not be granted.
This. 9Th. day Of Februaryl190
Horace Dfrt,
Ordinary, Glynn CountyIGeorgia
se
Or. }. p. HARREl
Physician and aarqeon.
ID Michel aDaeiding, Gloucester 81
TELEPHONES, Office 81. Res.
flee HAhrs 10 to u a. NJ. 3 to s p. m
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WOOD!
WOODi!
WOOD!l!

have urge supply Of oak. pine
md light wood and would like TO
ervs the public, either IN stick, hy
he cord or split by load Tele
hone No 498.
lverson Coal and Wood Co
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KOd0l
For Dyspeps STA

enables the stomach and digestive organs
:. digest s.;s-5' 81 - s ssis ,s,5,;
efocd that may be eaten. Il nounshaa
the body. and rebuilds the weak organs
restoring health and strength. Kodol
relieves indigestion, constipation. dyspepsia,
sour risings, bsloaAg. heartburn and all
stomach disorders.
Digests What You Eat
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ID Nicholson sDaeid.ng. Gloucester 81
TELEPHONES, Office 81. Res. 9
,fIlce HAhrs 10 to u q. NJ. 3 to s p. NJ
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1907-03-27
Dope

Ike Francis is arranging to leave
Connellsville April for Grand Rap
ids, Mich, to rejoin his former team
mates of the Central league. Ike's
team won the pennant in the Central
outfit last season and the players
will start out to repeat the feat this
spring. Francis plays third base, is
an exceptional fielder and a strong
batter when at himself. Last sea
son he suffered slump in his bat
ting.
Manager W. S. Malarkey will give
ia battery from st. Bonaventure col
fiege, Allegany, N. T.. trial with
the connellsviile team. The pitcher
is young giant named Charles
Hughes. Peter Cramey will do the
catching. The battery is said to be
a winner, having a good record.
So confident are the Butler fans
of success that 1t is said they have
offered President A. ]. Lawson
81, 500 cash for the franchise.
Butler has arranged games with
Tri-State league teams. Johnstown
will play two games at Butler while
Lawson's pets win go to Altoona for
two games with that team.
The directors of the Uniontown
team OF the P. o. NJ. league have de-
cided that no Sunday games shall be
played by the teams and no mem
bers of the team shall play ball on
Sunday with the sanction Of the d.
rectors.
Jimmy GAMER, the former Waynes-
burg outfielder. will probably be
with East Liverpool this year. He
said he has better offer from
Charlie Bipus than Marty Hogan has
made him to play with GAINESVILLE,
and that he will sign Pot contract.
sSgss
John Smith. with steubenville last
year, is reported to have signed to
manage the Kane club.
a a
Don McKIm says he has signed all
the men he wants for Braddock, All
phenoms>need not apply. is his feel
ing
During the wedding out period fol-
lowing the opening Of the season the
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1907-03-27

Uniontown boys will wear the uni
forms of last season. This will run
into the second month of the sched-
ule at the end of which time new at
tire will be ordered for those who
are to stay in the race to the finish.
Most of the East Liverpool games
are to be played at Rock. Springs
park on a sodded diamond.
sas
A majority of the p. o. NJ. clubs
have already ordered suits for 1907.
Each club will have home and road
suits. White appears to be the favor
lite for the tossers en- their own
stamping ground and such uni
form gives a handsome appearance.
Uniontown will have white uniforms
at home and while on the road will
be clad in suits of gray. The Stubs
and Magic City tossers will be attir-
ed in blue uniforms while playing
abroad, with one for home use. The
Washington players will likely have
suits of the same design and colors
as those of last season. Jock Meme
fee, of McKeesport, has ordered new
gray uniforms for his tossers whom
he has instructed to report on April
Is for practice and exhibition games.
The Washington players will report
on April Is, also.
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DEEDS RECORDED.

James H. Hurry to sallie W. John.
son, lots. Bridgeport.
E. W. Randolph to t. B. and D. s
Smith, lot, Salem.
Salem Improvement Co. to T. B
and D. S. Smith, / lot, Salem.
Lloyd NJ. Harter to vena "
sprout, lot, Salem.
j. NJ. Bise to Isaac W. stutler, Is
acres, Union district.
Clement L. Norman to Dorsey w
Cork. one-half of lot, Mt. Glare.
c. R. Heater to Victor villers,
lots. Jarvis addition to city.
j. Z. s. stealey TO Anna c. Hurry,
/ lot, stealey addition to city.
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CLARKSBURG JUNK DEALER
Rosenshine Junk CO.

buy ana sell all kinds Of OLD
Junk, Second Hand Pulleys and
shafting. Second Hand Machinery
srd Ole Rope.
Junk Yard-cain street.
Residence-1ss Chestnut 81
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There are many men who wear their
hats practically all the time when awake,
and are Blessed with a heavy shock of
hair; yet II the scalps Of these same men
once became infested with dandruff
germs. the parasites would multiply all
the quicker for lack OF air. Badness
would ensue as the final result. New
bros Herpicide kills these germs and
stimulates unhealthy hair TO abundant
growth. Herplcide Is a pleasant hair
dressing as well as dandrufe cure and
contains not an atom of Injurious sub
stance. Sold by leading druggists. Send
lOc. in stamps for sample to The Herpi.
eide Co.. Detroit Mich.
Two sfzes-Sv Genus ana S1.Oe.
Wells q Haymaker. Special Agents
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The clarksburg Carpet Cleaning
Company is now running. Let us
help You clean house. Send us your
carpets and rugs and we win clean
them thoroughly and return them
promptly. Satisfaction guaranteed.
Cali Bell phone 219L.
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IF 1UU OhN SEE STRAIGHT
then you can easily see why We
are having such success selling
GAS AND PLUMBING GOODS.
There isn't any secret about our
success. There can't be any SEQ
ret about what everybody knows
What we sell and what we sell II
for has leaked out, and everybody
knows t. You can't make a mis-
take when you buy and get you
work done at our place.
EUREKA PLUMBING CO.,
A. s. Gould, Owner.
43S Pike St., Payne Bldg.
Home phone ss. Bell phone CIV
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1907-03-27

Don't ouy rom agents, when you
can come to Wells Marble Yard and
save Is to % per cent. that you
would pay -nissic~ to agents. We
have in stock " hundred monu-
ments to select from. wells's Mar
bic Yard.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1907-03-27

Jim, where are you going? Up to
smithy's to get some fsh. He has
the incest lot Of them every Wed
nesaay and Friday that you ever saw.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1907-03-27

The Constant Wearing OF Hat Propo.
TT gates Dandrun Germs.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-01-23
Will Decide on
Franchises Fate

There VIII be meeting OF the Homo
lulu Baseball League today, the Prin-
cipaI business OF which will be the
disposition OF the Oahu s franchise and
probably that of the Males
The Oahus want TO sell their inter
est for $500 and the Diamond Heads
are willing 10 pay this amount. The
Rapid Transits are said to desire the
Males share.
There is clause in the bylaws Of
the league. however, which states that
any club wishing 10 sell must first offer
lis share TO the trustees. The trustees
may then resell 10 any club they de-
sire
The meeting takes place at l p NJ
in the Young Hotel and promises TO
be the most important in the history
of the league
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-01-23
ATHLETES WA/
BETTER MEDALS
Complain That Silver Medals in
Past Have Been Only
Plated Brass.

The athletes. who intend to compete
at the championship field meet on
March 23, are expressing hope that
the medals presented by the promoters
of the meet will be worth keeping.
In the past the emblems of success
have been dinky little brassy affairs
which fellow was ashamed to show
to his friends, especially when the
plating had worn off,
Honolulu only has one big feld-day
a year and it does seem that the medals
offered should be worthy of the occa-
sion
In the past the policy of the Boys
Field people and the Y. M. C. A. has
been TO grab everything coming in the
way of subscriptions and gate-money,
and give as little as possible in re-
turn
If the matter Is mentioned to any
of the Boys Field officials they hold
up tleir hands in holy horror and say:
''Oh, dear me, what dreadfully
unamateur idea Why, the boys ought
TO consider it a blessed privilege to
be allowed to compete for lantana
lei or the mere glory of the thing and
not be actuated by desire to possess
vulgar medals. This pot-hunting spirit
is really most distressing and must be
discouraged, especially as the more we
discourage it the less it win cost u.s. y
Honolulu gives the finlsiest medals
for track and field contests of any
place in the civilized world. If the
medals were silver, as they are adver-
tised TO be, there would be no kick
coming. but when they are so thinly
silvered as to faint the fingers with
the poisonous smell of brass, a few
months after they are won, there Is
certainly ground for protest and a
big one.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-01-23
Lively Tennis
on Eva Courts

The Eva Plantation Tennis Club held
a tournament on Sunday last. The con-
tests were to have taken place on New
Years Day but rain interfered.
The results were as follows:
Wright and Terada beat Renton and
Davidson, Ga. Ga.
Douglas and Silver beat Muller and
McLain, So. GA
Swift and Brolan beat Fisher and
Gliding, Ga. 6-3-
NeEaehern and Jenkins beat Mann
and Gouveia, 6-3, Ga, 6-3.
Wright and Terada beat Douglas and
Silver, GA, 1911.
Chase and Schmidt beat West and
johnson, SO. 6-3
Bento and Eklund beat Guild and
Polmere, O.. SO.
Brolan and Swift beat MeEaehern
and jenkins. o., 1913.