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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-12-06
Cobb's Brilliance.

Cobb shares with Hal Chase the fame
OF being the most remarkable yonn.c
player Of the day" and Cobh', rise 10
f!rst place was even more sensationoI
than the Yankee stars. ConlSea nom
a snail league. tine South AHSSic in
two years Of big League ball the
most-talited-of Player Of the seHe,R re-
sides leading the American Leaeue in
hattlng with an average OF 80 tho Young
Detroit plaVe" showed the Veterans M the
Iea%u" how to steal bases, leading the list
with 4 pilfered bags Cobb Was undu~ %
When he came TO Detroit, and il was his
business By al league traditions IL wall,
SnftV Ter couple of years and sDeaIl
Wncn spoken to. But H. was mad, of
other material lie was filed with ~
aG: 'lfahle Conceit. He believed himseIf
10 be one Of the best ball rlayers in the
country and he didn't intend losing any
time IN proving it He BEGAN to bar ana
run bases as if hn had a RIGHT to ana
he NEEDED with hradliny ag.gressiveness
that made him a bitter enerTy ~. TWO on
ms own club. and finally wound IN
win pitched battle with another o1,tI
fielder of the Tigers Colin licked hin,
ana went on in the same old way. This
year he was the sensation of baseball
His batting ana base running w,ra liz
ian talk Of eight cities OF medium hnirLt
with q straight. clean. bnt mnscuInr
hLiid, powerful tapering legs i uuicl,
accurate eye. 2 wonderful THROWN. arm
ana above all, n superblv insolent conf
dence IN himself. he became the greatest
Dan player of the leaclle while but littIe
more th:n iov. Bar accident he should
nave long career before htn.
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BOXING NOTES.

Terry Martin and Harry Lewis will
NEE; in Philadelphia Dec. 16
Denny Ryan viii meet Denny Nc
Laughlin III the e@mi-final at the Win
ni5'mniet a. &. lex, Wednesday,
Jimmy Briggs. instead Of Joe Nelson,
will meet Mamie" Lemoine at the Fair
view A. g.. SoutiibTidGc, Oh Dec. 10.
Billy Glover Of South Boston and
john DOhLn OF Now York will meet in
one If the new York clubs Tuesday
hight
Freddy W "lc.l, who is booked to meat
Dave Oeshler in the main bout al the
chelsea Club that night beat Joe Rob
inson, now known as Joe White, in
England.
Walter Stanton, the California mid
dlewaignt, who has been laid up for
several weeks withpneumonia. is again
Well ana will probably he matched to
box Pat Okeefe in New York Dec. H.
Denny Mclaughlin, the ex-champion
Continued on Page Ten)
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ball, track and basketball teams i''''
he supported. and the remainder ~"
year goes toward the erection o. s'ii'''
buildings at the Indian reserNali"h
Carlisle A former Pennsylvania ~"
once told me that certain players
ccivpd Il stipend for their services
know nothing of the antheh'icl'H
this statement, but give IL I" E"" ~
digest
Hal Chase. Though absent from 'hr
Great White Way, has seen the tiC'
white light and no longer is 'dch', rr,
with the Pacific coast outlaws
great first Sacker Of the HlShi'ti'u,'
according to q letter received lueH"'
at New York by one Of ms CLOSE.
friends, has finally arrived az the H"i'
conclusion as the Nationai Coi'l!i'''
and the New York American Las.
club rs 10 the ACCESSIBILITY OF me- W"
ing ball in the winter time, partic'.i''-
with a league outside the pare vi
ganjzed balloon, and hereafter VIII :"
he Connected with the Calllofiii" w"
laws. Chase may be Squeezeu W.
fine of 800 by the National Comm
sicn for the time he passed IN inc '"'' ,,,
of the Pacific coast outlaws. pal w..
no on hand 10 execute the squeeze ~ ~
for HE HighIanders next season. Vii
On ana tba country at large c"ES'dei
ing the hest man IN ms
getting away with this trich'
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-12-06
BURNS IS READY
To Defend Title Against
Mr.. Jack Johnson.
Will Give Him Chance on His
Return to America.
Tommy Love Bests Eddie Caftsr---
Gossip of the Ring.

LonGoa. Dec. Tommy Burns de-
clared Wednesday night that as soon
as he returned to America he would
fight Jack johnson for the title he won
y hen he beat Gunner Moir.
EtI"ni WIS asked the question point
blank.
"Of course, will" he replied in
rialtly. II now claim the heavyweight
Guardianship ol the world, and | will
certainly not refuse 10 fight amy man
mo challenges me if the public thinks
enough Of his chances 10 come ana see
tie battle.
More Than that, | announced pub
lIrly before | left New York that If |
defs lte,' t;Inner Moir | would hEht
Johnson as =oon as returned I"
America / also gave J"nn%on'.s mama
Ser t.i:; Irn.li>C, ;tnt was not lok-
IG&.
IL there is enough money in il / viii
stay il England long enough To light
R0achc, the Irish CHAMPION, said
Tommy. "CnlCss can pick up at least
81. LCJ IL the tight some way there IS
nothing in il for me. | am not lighting
ANYBODY because | like il.
"Pcrsonally, 1 don't zee much in The
CONSIDERED as good a S a* Moir"
Burns said that Ec Banned TO take
a Vacation if The Eoarhe proposition
fell through.
Il am going "a take Il rest OF a.
month ur six weeks before | go back to
meet Johnson. | think that with my
friends | will make a short tour of the
Continent. | have never seen that part
of Europe, and ! think il would do me
a lot Of good to run around France,
Germany and Italy for a short time"
Sam Fitzpatrick. III" manager Of Jack
Johnson. had TINS 10 say:
Il re!."at the offer made to him be-
fore r." Jeff ami III" sam" one that
cabIt"i him before the fight in London
the ether night, that We will agree to
stop Barns III - rounds, and if we
cont "" will give him the winners
end, - per cent. If we do stop him,
mind you, VIC will divide tho money"
Charley Mitchell has the following to
say about the Burns Mon fight:
There never was q minute when
Buns was not III" master Of the Situa
ton. He had NOR safe at all times,
ana showed excellent Judgment in
standing off as he did until he nad his
man weakened.
"iturnS is one Of the headeSt fight
crs l have ever Seen and is much the
best of Pre- sent day aVyWcishts. Bar
ring Jim J1ftrieS, he is surely the
champion Cf the world. and anyone
v no c"n figure il otherwise is q candi-
gate fDT the booty mouse.
"Enrn's last punch-thc right on tie
jaw that i'ut Mur out-waS as sricn-
titica'ly delivered q blow rs ever
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RUMORS ARE WILD.
Fig Yarns as to Expected Wholesale
Deals in Players.

The reports Of wholesale trades of
bnSo ban players at the meetings Of the
TWO ma pr leagues next week are, 10
.iy the least, slightly exaggerated
Their" will in fact be very few trades.
fer ia" reason that there are very few
Of the old players on the market and
she cid players are the only ones vino
ran b" traded until next February,
when waivers may be asked on the
n'w players OF the various teams.
The meeting Of the Boston National
cub at which were present all the Old
"'iiccrs except the manager, taken with
President Dovcy's recent statement
concerning Trnney's poor Judgment,
makes it clear at laSt-if there was
iury doubt rcmaining-th that Tcnney will
NOT b." with In" Doves next year. II
"rcmS at present To he equally clear
that Joe Kelley Will not he with them,
20 II looks as though ii l. up to PreSi-
dent Dewey To look up a manager or
cTlrGe kclley may change his mind
II the proper Inducements are offered,
hut as the proper inducements to his
way Of thinking are Il three-year con-
tract, III" chances of his coming are
slight In Just what direction Dovny
viii look III case Kelley remains balky
IS doubtful.
Their" was report in baseball circles
last week, however, that Ned HanlOn,
III" veteran manager, late of Cincin-
rdtI, would be tho man who would lead
III" Boston Nationals next season Han
Ion Of course. has had the experience
and he has had a great deal of sue
cess IN whipping INTO winning shape
team of youngsters, He said last
wear that he was done with baseball.
hut NJ one who knows Hanlon VIII be-
lieNe that he really means to quit the
Same il GOOD offer was made to him.
ON the Boston American emf Of the
tcnce there are 4 few trades open, for
II IS highly probably that neither ing
idub nor COngalton will be with the
team neNt GEAR. This Is not admitted
hy the management, but il is clear to
anYon" who has followed the course OF
events sine" last summer. The talk
about Carr of indianapolis coming to
f"%ton IS littl" OFF color. Carr has
good thing in indianapolis ana would
NJ foolish 70 give il up even for such
" rl;ic" rs captain and first haeeman
Of n" Boston Americans
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Boston Stock Market
New York Produce Market

FLOrE-Erceipt 2. 40: exf3rlS a..
sales . ~ qlrt and about stpady
WHEAT Receipts IL, 100. exports "A 4cl
sales 3.W IDr futures, 1890 ypot .nn,
firm No. : red lOlM elevator. M 'p ra,I
~ 2 ! atoat: No. northern D,rpir
llbH T 2 , anoat, No Z Aald winter lIli
q b ailOat III '
CnI:N-I;ooeipts 10. spof fr1; n
6SH elevator ana GA', . D afioat NV
H4rat.
oATS-FrcciTts G},ooj. exports 7-O III,
firm. niX"d oats, -6n%t Ms So. r1r,ir.,l
white. 2f"':. lbs.. 5G1@m5". cIpped aiare'
;Ni I" lbs. 1SizH,.9
EFIIF-Steacy.
i-Ai!i!-Ste;ldy; western primo &5Gj.,
SUGAIt-RaW steady 1air rcfin,no 80.
Centrifugal -, test 80: moiasscs supa.
80. refined Quie;
cry specials 2S12N2g
EGGS-,Flni; receipts iOo7: state. Pa
and nearhy brown ami mixed alst~ tn .>-
ira firStS :.lHi.i
Potato ES-Steady, unchanged.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-12-06

of the Cincinnati Reds. took his pen.
or rather August Hcrrmann's. in hand
Monday morning ana signed his name
10 4 Red contract FOR 1908. This means
that Long Larry" Will, with Admiral
Schlei, do the receiving end Of the bat :
tory work next season at League park
and wherever else The Reds cavort.
Pittsfcld, Mass, baseball fans are
delighted over the prospect of that city
being represented in the Eastern Assoc
citation, the outlaw league founded at
Philadelphia Tuesday. The circuit will
comprise Poughkeepsie. Hudson, New
Durgh and Kingston in New York. Pat
Crson and New Brunswick in New Jer-
scy, ana rittsiield and North Adams
in Massachusetts.
President Pulliam Of the National
LCague took a hurried trip to Baltimore
the other day and had talk with Joe
Kelley about the Boston National sit
uation Kelley insisted that he wanted
a three-vear contract with Boston and
President Pllllam could not bulge him
from that position. President Pulliani
had IT, power 10 conclude negotiations
WIFI hti''N' bit HiisiI1lN '''fu III w
role of peacemakCr.
Bob Dunbar in Boston journal: The
Carlisle Indians played before 10000
spectators this fall, and the net earn
ines Of the football team exceeded $15.-
600. That's not bad for a period cover
ipg two months. From this amount the
salaries Of the different coaches and the
hotel and travelling eXpenSeS must be
deducted. From that balance the base
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-12-06
SIX HURRICANE ROUNDS
TO a Drew Between Battling Hurley
And Johnny Mario.

Now York, Dec. 5.-Battling Hurley
and Johnny Mario fought six hurri-
can" rounds To a draw Wednesday
night in the star bout at the Shark"J
Athletic club. There was not a min
ut"'s rest throughout the battle. The
first two rounds We're even, but after
that Hurley would gain the lead only
10 lose il 10 Mario Hurley wound up
with his right eye closed, while Marto'5
nose was i'll anything but proper
shape. Willie Mango outcla@sed Young
Kid Broad III the semi WindEp, 4 six
round affair. lin the prcliminaries sun
ny Smith and George Kitson fought
"a fonr-rOund draw. Joe Sheridan
fought Il four-round draw. Joe Sherl-
dan had a shade on Young D"nolIu",
and Grf Jones had Young Sullivan
EroggE
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FOOTBALL NOTES.

Treasurer Hugh McBratn Of tie Bos-
ton Americans was taken i'll with the
grippe Wednesday ard thai evening his
physician ordered him To bed. WhilC
his condition is not serious the attack
is sufficient 10 keep the popular treas
urer in bed for two or three days.
"RiH" Murphy has been elected cap
tain of the Portland High school foot
bali team for next year. Murphy played
fullbach this year and was star
player. He will graduate next June but
will return to school for a post -gradu-
ate course. He defeated Winslow, half
back. for the captaincy by a vote of
IL to ;.
. Larry Mclean, the elongated catcher
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WILL MEET THE WINNER.
Napoleon Dufresne Booked for Early
Appearance at Montreal.

With either Young I.enney, whom he
has fought once before in Lewiston,
or AL Fellows for his opponent, Ma
poleon Dufrcsne Of Lewiston will soon
box a bout at Montreal, his old head
quarters
Fellows and lcnneY will fight in that
city Monday evening. and ii has been
agreed that the winner Of the bout
match Dufrcsne. The match will take
place III Montreal. and probably either
Dec. . or lG
Dufrcsne is now in what might be
termed secret practice" in prepare
ton for his bout with Freddie O'Brien
FRIDAY. and is taking Il strict course of
training from John O'Bricn, his trainer
Couture has nearly made tho weight
necessary for his match with Pussy
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HOME OF UMPiRES.
Rochester, N. ", Has No Less Than
II in Various Leagues.

AS Greater Boston is known as the
HON" of the athletic trainers of the
country 81 Rochester is regarded as the
home of mpires. Seventeen of the Roch-
"stereans will oiffciate in 1905 They are
rs follows.
Francis j. OIougblin .n,ar,o,,
League
Mliiiam Klein National League.
Wliilam Carpenter. National League
Miiiiam buckley, Tri-State League
Mi!ilam sullivan, American League
Wiiiiam Shelber, South Atlantic League.
Mliiiam David, Empire State League
William CElligan, Empire ate Lea que
IAN itenniger. Southern League
I,an fltzSimmons, Cotton State League.
Maurice +. Danihy. Thrce-Eve League
Tunes f!Nnn. Internal onal League
Led . Hanlon. International League.
League '"'e
EeliN Lynch, Canadian League.
Tom Robson, Canadian League.
Lea que ofP
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CHAMPIONSHIP GAMES.
Charlie Murphy Viii Advocate Chances
In the Rules.

'hl'ago, Dec. 5.-Charley Murnhv
VIII De on hand at the National Lea
que baseball meeting with the sugpas.
uon that the rules governing tho
worlds championship games should he
changed. He wants the series 70 ~
the best five out of nine or six ont 81
esen sames' he does not believe that
~ ny Oh seven games is a true test.
nu' tiiis Is not what is behind Chubby
,hafiie argument. This year the Chi
caso cub failed to get any Of the
cream OF wheat. so TO speak. because
only hVe games We're necessary. and as
CTS OF these games resulted in a tie.
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LOWE BESTS CARTER.
Tommy Shows More Science and Is
Stronger at the Finish.

Philadelphia. Penn. Dec 5-Tummv
Lowe of Washington, u G.. had slight
~ the better Of the windup with Eddie
Carter at the Wayne a. &. Wednesday
night Carter was very aggressive in
every round, but Love brought lis
cleverneSs into play and il was hard
Tor Eddie TO get past Tommy'a defence
In the third ana fourth rounds Lowe
putpointed Carter by a considerable
margin
In the last two rounds Carter fought
very hard to get in close, which he was
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-12-06

the players got the big end of the gate
in every game. With the number of
games increased the clubs would be
sure of a rake-off, provided. of course.
that the National Commission stuck To
the rule that gives the, players a per-
centage Of the gate in only The first
fOur PameS
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-12-06
No Fixed Rule OF Athletic Pro-
portions For Baseball PrOWess

~ ms mtery" on the various physical
kyfInv
cled
80
Th pavc
arvtfin.
champion
Who gand
the
WITH
NJ two
for
less laON rsup,
o
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Chicago Cattle Market.

VnlClPO, IItV \
CATTLE-Rcccipts estimated about 'n7.
market steady 70 strong: steers 3I3t'hio
IOGS-EeCriptS estimated about 30."h.
market steady choice heavy ana slnp-
ping Il0G5r.
S!iEEP- Receipts estimated about IL
$50. market dun sheer pa. lambs = Mn
i ~ VearmgS 4 $50 -
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DOTNGS IN THE WORLD OF SPORTS.

seldom able to do, except in the clos
ing minute Of the bout. AT this stage
Carter was wilder than usual and once
Lowe swung his right three times 4"
F.ddie'S jaw without q return.
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New York Cotton Market.

New York. Dec
Spot closed steady Middling uplands
1l.m: do. gulf lie. Sales 800 bales. ,
liz; Memphis steady, lIaa New Orleans
FIRM. ~: Mobile firm. l3s: Savanna
quiet and steady. II 5-lG. .
Net receipts for six days hG.9G- orc. =,
Exports to Great Britain Ism .,o. -,
France 42.hS5; to TIE continent H'4i'' ~
Japan II 49,: 10 Mexico 40.
Stool, S(lS 0e7
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-12-06

With the exception OF Britain in
America, there are no TWO coul
which the mile is of equal lensth'
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Boston Produce Market.

Boston. Dec =.
FLOUR Unchanged; spring paIe'ds.
Iljr6l0.
CORN-unchanEed. No yellow =.
OATS-u Unchanged; No . clipped "ihIt
HAY-Quiet: No. Il
MILL FEED Higher
SPRING BRAN 5u0a6.
MINED FI:En-265w u2 $50
PORk-Dun; Medium II.
LARD--Dull. 1872.
BFF.F-Firm: whole cattle 9G9i5
LAMBS Firm: spring llMI"l9
RUTTFR-Steady.n northern 29T;D.
Enthusiastically; York STATE l5ul6
EGGS-Steady, choice i3dii. weSt' IN =
as
AFPIES-Cu iet: No l RaldWns I'D.
PCTATOES-Quie Maine white "'h''.
SI'GAR-Stnadv on 4 basis Of 20 for
graduated.
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SHOi;r CLEAR SIDEs-737l4N.Chl.
BUTTER Steady ,

BUTTEP-Steady; Cr9amerioS INU.N :.
daiIicS 11I2@
EGGS-Steady: at market. eases inchrd-
el. 2of2I; hrsts ~, prime 'irSt% -, '>-
tr:4S -
EESE-Steadv: HAP.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1907-12-05
SWEET MELODY FLOUR
Badly Mixed Up.

Abraham Brown, OF Winterton, y.
y. had very remarkable experience
he says: Doctors got badly mixed
up over me; one said, heart disease;
two called it kidney trouble; the
fourth blood poison ana the NTH
Stomach and liver trouble; but none
of them helped me: 50 my wife adj
vised trying Electric Bitters. which
are restoring me 10 perfect health.
One bottle did more good than ali
the five doctors prescribed Guar
anteed for blood poison, weakness.
weakness and an stomach. liver and
kidney complaints. by Frank @.
Bland. druggist soc.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1907-12-05
SWEET MELODY rLoup

When the stomach. heart or lltd.
ney nerves get weak. then these or
$ans always fail. Don't arug the
stomach Of stimulate the heart or
Kidneys. Thar Is simply make
shift. Get = prescription known -
druggists very where a. Or. shools
.Restorattve The Restorative l.
prepared especially for these weak
inside nerves, build them up with
Dr. Shoop's Observation-Disclosures or
liquid--aud ses bow quickly help
will conn. Free sample test sent On
request ~ Dr. shoop. Racine WIS
Your health Is surely worth this sim
pie ,es. All dealers.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1907-12-05
INSTITUTE
Is to Be Held at Bridgeport by
the Teachers of Sinp-
son District.

Following is the program OF tha
Simpson district teachers institute
TO be held at Bridgeport Friday. De
cember IS. 1907:
9:30 o'clock. devotional services
conducted By the Rev. withers.
Paper-How to create ana main
tain good spirit among patrons. II.
.. Teter.
Paper-Not the Amount. but
thoFoughness OF work done. Blanche
Lawson.
Paper-How to secure the best re-
suits in teaching English. Sophie
Benedum.
Paper-The question OF attend
ance at our Friday institutes. Mary
Robinson.
Papor-Are. our schools making
ADEQUATE returns for the money
spent? Della Graves.
afternoon Session.
What constitutes a good lesson?
Paper-Proper use and care OF IL
braries, G. n. Holden.
Paper-Lessons We learn from
our failures, Howard Mcdonald.
Paper-Do We attempt too many
branches and too much work: Male
tbs Queen.
/, PapeF-Ts consolidation of schools
practicable III your district? Carl S.
Lawson.
At night there will be lecture
by one of the leading educators of
the state. All are cordially invited
to attend.
The above program was prepared
by County superintendent Webb and
be insists on every teacher in, the
district being present.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1907-12-05
SWEET zlBLoDY' FLOUR,

\ 'icslfus coush, from any cause
is quickly stopped by DR.. Shops
Cough Cure. And It Is so. thorous-
ly harmless and safe that pr. Shoop
tells mothers s:'@-rwnere 10 give :.
".:soH; ''"s'ts even very
youhG '-'l# 70. ''",, :Ers -
.e7Tss - e,4es il. ".s. e.. =, lung
healing mountainous SHRUB usaish
the curative properties to Dr.. Shooos
Cough Cure. II calms the cough.
anu heals the sore and sensitive
bronchial membranes. No opium.
no chlo:oform, nothing harsh used
to Injure or suppress. Simply n r.
sinous plant extract that helps To
heal aching lungs, The spaniards
call this shrub which the Doctor
uses, The Sacred Herb" Demand
DR., shoop's. Take no other. All
dealers.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1907-12-05
SWEET mELopr FLoifn.
Passed Examination succcssnIiy

Passed Examination Successfully
James Donahue, New Britai.,
Conn, writes: y tried sevcra!
kidney remedies, and was treated ay
our best physicians for diabetes. but
did no: improve until took Foley's
Kidney Cure After the second
bottle l showed improvement. and
five bottles cured me completely. /
have sioee passed a rigid examination
for life insurance" Foley'S Kidney
cure cures back. ache. ana all forms
OF kidney and bladder trouble.
Sturln q Wilson.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1907-12-05

Watch the GLOBE Clothing sto-e
window for the 1O3 pieces OF ch'n.
and a. china closet To he given away
free.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1907-12-05
nancer in ASSISTING Adrlcc

When you have cough or cold
do not ask some one what is good
Tor it, Us there is danger in taking
some unknown preparation. Foley's
Honey and Tar cures coughs. colds.
and prevents pneumonia. The gen
uine is in a yellow package Refuse
substitute Sturm 4 Wilson.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1907-12-05
500 REWARD. S1Oo

The readers of this paper Will he
pleased to learn that there is at least
been able to cure in ali ITS stages. and
that is Catarrh. Halls Catarrh Cure rs
.thc only positive cure now known to tho
medical fraternity. Catarrh being 4
constitutional disease, requires a. constf-
tutional treatment. Halls Catarrh Cure
is taken internally, acting directly upon
the blood and mucous surfaces of the
thereby destroying the founda-
ton of the disease, and giving tho pa
tent strength by building up the consti-
tuition and assisting nature in doing its
work. The proprietors have so much
that * fails to cure. Send FIR list of
faith in its curative powers that they
oifcr One Hundred Dollars for any case
Testimonials. Address:
y. y. CHENEY d co. Toledo O.
Sold by Druggists. Csc.
TAX" Halls Family Pills for constipa-
ton.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1907-12-05
RIDER PROMOTED

Ernest Rider. employed with the
metropolitan Life Insurance Com
bany. has succeeded Assistant Sun
perintendent George Huling. who
has been transferred to Fairmont.
Rider is hustler and deserves the
promotion.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1907-12-05
SWEET MELODY FLOUR.
GREENMaWN

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formation desired call $40 ". Main
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