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POSTPONED GAMES.

American League.
Washington-New York rain.
Cleveland Chicago. rain.
National League.
Chicago-Piitsburg rain
Oklahoma State League.
fiennessey.Geary game postponed
Geary failed TO arrive
lfi Reno Kingfisher no game.
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Assets. December 81. l9O7

MDWARD A THnPLE. Prsaidsui
EiK CLARK Nlce Pfaiaoni
liHoN cassidy Treasurer
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! eE.sWe q 3 :. q l.sFl.s-t
. TALES OF SENATE 4!
CLOAK ROOM :
igMSRsM sMs.MsMsWSEsH@MFmg'HT

senator Goulding favors legislation
.h.d viii have some present day
brnedt Some weeks ago the senator
bad measure before The senate
making II possible 10 collect ten
dollar account for shortage of cor
noration without The endurance Of
travelling from department to depart
ment and then back again. Some
one, while the debate was going on,
asked II that would be fair About as
fair answe ed Gouldlng. "as It is to
ees claim allowed for rue dollars
and hen wait nine months foF the
money
II the Nandevenicr bin about hank
breakers ever gets 90 the senate II
viii FIND friends. as the banking mem.
bers are not ia Joking mood about
recent outrages In certain parts OF
the state And the bankers Of the
senate number three as actual officials
while eleven other meMbers are own.
ers Of bank stock; and each stock
holder insists ihat bank robbcries are
hard ON a boy by the name OF Ii.yi
dends. whoever that lad may be-
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Joplin, Alo Mny 6.-Joplin pound.
cd Morton and Barmun all over the
field yesterday and won i TO 3. Shel-
don created record in Joplin by
knocking the bail over the right field
fence.
Score r. H. r..
Joplin ,....... 800 0l7 009-ll II 3
Webb Cily 100 GOO 020 9 o
Batteries. Shaner and Harrington
Morton. Barmum and Cheek
Hutchinson. 4; Oklahoma City, o.
Oklahoma city. Okla. May 6.-The
Nets were again defeated by The
Hutchinson team by the score Of I
TO o. A two-hase hit by Andrews in
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81 louis. MAY "a pair Of errorl
by OLeary and Crawford gave 81
Louis a nin,h-inning victory over De
.troit here Yesterday. Graham relieve
Powell in the third and allowed bu
one hit Kiliian kept hits well scat
tered, but 1--WE errors gave him !
heating,
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Oklahoma State League.
WESTERN ASSOCIATION.


Wichita, 81 Enid, ].
Wichita Kas May 6,-Middleton's
single. scoring Pennell. won for Wich-
TIA from Enid yesterday
score r. II e,
Enid .. 600 900 i00--l
Wichita ..... 600 0l0 02p3
Batterics Ashley and Quicsser;
Scott and Armstrong
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Western Assoolatlon.

Hutchinson al Oklahoma City.
Enid at Wichita.
Springfield at Topeka.
Webb City al Joplin.
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Oklahoma.Kansas League.

Independence at Muskogoe
lola at Bartlesville
Tulsa at McAlester
National League.
Chicago at Pittsburg.
Brooklyn at Philadelphia.
Boston at New York
Cincinnati at ST. Louis.
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HS Eoi.LEE. sscstary
! n kACnTELL AID and Asst ssc'y
0Eon0E kUnnl. FIsld AsnAstl
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American Association.
Washington at Philadelphia.
Cleveland at Chicago
Boston at New York.
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New York. 4. PhiladeIphia. o.

man: Ruclscr and Ritter.
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Funds and Increases, l9O7
uahIIILIes. December 81. l9O7

In EAnLK ce1srtl coanasl
On ~ WILL. Medical Dlreclof
, y oAsADY Asst Trslsurss
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1908-04-18

Brown" said another travel
er. Brown was given several
letters he had long been expect
ing.
Mail " called one more man
as he stepped up to the window.
eyes this is the mail depart
ment," said the clerk.
Mail, " came from the stran-
ger.
Mail here. Yes, MALL" eX-
claimed the letter man.
Mail, fairly shouted the in
quiring one.
Mail. Yes. mail. Name,
please. What's the name?"
the clerk came back.
Mail! Mail! Mail, | tell you. "
And the name?"
Mail. Mail. My name is
Mail. j. +. Mail of Boston. "
"Oh, said the clerk, why
didn't you say so in the first
Portland Journal.
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1908-04-18

There is no reason why any
man in the United States should
be out of employment, no mat
ter what the conditions of busi-
ness.
In Louisiana. for example,
there are q, 900, 600 acres of land
of which only 100000 are culti-
waited. Planters with large tracts
stand ready to aid every man
who is willing to help himself
They will sell him all the land he
needs on ten years credit, or
will allow him to farm ON shares,
providing him with a house, a
horse and a mule, sufficient seed
to plant crops, and provide farm
ing implements.
Yet with the whole country
full of such opportunities, large
cities swarm with men who claim
they cannot get work, and muni-
cipalities are at their wits end to
find some way to help the unem-
ployed. The farms of the nation
contain the only solution of that
problem. Chicago Journal. -
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LITTLE BILLY DISCUSSES MARlNoNy.

Weddings is u union. something
like a labor union, cards is used
and it makes members get in o
hustle to pay their dews. a
wedding needs three people two
men and one woman; one of these
men ortcr be a minister, but a
justice Of the piece or an alder
man can be used if q prcecher
amt handy.
Sometimes a man has a turri-
bal time finding a girl to marry,
but this being leap year she sees
him first and their ain tanything
TO it after that. Befour q feller
can get marryed he shud study
his girls polyticks. This helps
some; and so does going hoam
early at mite, which holds down
the lectrick lite bills. Even faith
ers of girls in love don't overlook
q bet like that.
Mother thing TO be reckolectid
is that q man shud settil down.
Some fallers make girls think
they love them by sending preas-
ants costing a weeks salary. but
wise fellers prove their devoshuu
by saving the coin after the uup-
shal not is firmly tide. These last
fellers is the ones which keaps
the goant bin collectors from the
famlee speaking tube. II both
sides is evenly matched. then
love is q great game. so far as /
can see from the bleechers. for
| amt old enough to sit in the
grand stand. N. G.
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Az HNTERPHSlNd SALESMAN.

On the tenth anniversary OF
his wedding. a merchant Iu
Washington was approached by %
book agent who offered fol m-
spection q varied assortment Of
books, particularly dwelling on
the beauty and value of O new
edition OF the Bible. He said;
Il have been told that this .s
your wedding anniversary, and
you could make no better present
10 your wife than a family Bible;
and this splendid edition which
sells for Sl5 at retail. l am now
able TO offer to you for $40 spot
cash"
He made the sale, giving q
beautiful imitation morocco case,
which he claimed was genuine.
Then he hastened 10 the home Of
the merchant, and, using the
same arguments, induced the
wife TO buy another edition of
the family Bible as an appropri-
ate wedding present for her
husband.
When they exchanged presents
that evening, there was quite q
commotion in the home, and the
husband was beside himself with
age, forgetting that both OF
hose Bibles contained the in-
JUNCTION: Let not the sun 60
lown upon thy wrath. " Being
mable TO go down town, he tele-
)honed a friend to go TO the sta
ion, and bring that book agent /
o the house, without fail. The
riend fastened to the depot 1
aught the book agent, delivered .
ne message, and insisted upon
ne agent delaying his depart
re. The willy fellow, full Of
usiness, replied: /
Il offered him a copy of this
ible for $40, and he put it Off
~ the time. / am very sure he
as repented and wants a copy
3 a wedding present for his
ife. j cannot remain over,
)weyer, for one sale, but you
m take it to him, and he will be
,lighted, and will forever thank n
n for having over taken me.
le price is only $40, and you
d better take it to him, as his
fe is probably crazy to get il" "
The friend payed the $40, and
)k the Bible home to the anX-
IS friend; and what then hap
ned and what was said, would
t be proper to print. -EX.
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ManZan Remedy comes ready
to use, i'm a collapsible tube, with
nozzle one application sooths
and heals. reduces inflammation
and relieves soreness and itching
Price soc Sold by The Welcome
Pharmacy Burns Oregon. Fred
Haines. Harvey Oregon.
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William Jones. the prominent
stockman and banker. and Mary
True, Of Westfall, both well and
favorably known residents of
this county, were united in mar
riage in Boise Saturday evening
at Z o'clock by Justice Dunbar
The Democrat joins the many
friends of the high contracting
parties in extending congratula-
tious. - Ontario Democrat.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.


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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
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BRAND COLUMN

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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION


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The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1908-04-18

80 Days Trial Sl.OO is the of
fer on Pineules. Relieves Back
ache. Weak Back. Lame Back.
Rheumatic pains. Best on sale
for Kidneys, Bladder and Blood.
Good for young and old. Salts
faction guaranteed or money re-
funded. Sold by The Welcome
Pharmacy, Burns, Oregon. Fred
Haines, Harney, Oregon.
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SOMEWHAT MIXED.

Jones'" " said a travelling man
the mail clerk at the Hotel
rtland this morning. Jones
S handed his mail.
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so rREsPAssING

Hunting i- forbidden upon my
place adjoining Burns. Trespa-s.
o. Will Ya prosecuted
G.. Il NOEGrLN
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NlHII" u ~ C0aHUI cycfI scc0uI an-
Fourth Wednesday
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WANTED to borrow $1,000 on
first class security. Inquire at
this office.
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C0lHrY- HAEEEY3


county Court meets the arst Wednesday u
January, march. May Jug, september aad
NuypuUUF
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Job rrio,ins-Tho Times Herald
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-08-29
LOST.

LoST-Friday evening In central part
works opposite depot and first tow
er west OF depot, q gold watch. II
jewel Elgin movement. fob attach
ed. Liberal reward if returned to
Telegram office.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-08-29

FoRsALE-smallmuIe weighing 500
pounds, years old. Price reason
able. Address u. b." care Tele-
gram.
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DEMOCRATS AIM
(contInned from page D


Fifth. Army service;
Soldiers or their descendants may
vote. Cribs Is
Thoroughly Vicious Act
like the preceding.)
Sixth. Character law:
Persons Of good character" who
understand citizenship may. VOTE
(Thls Is source Of much discrimIn-
alton and puts too much power In
the hands Of the registrars.
Seventh. Grandfather clause:
Persons who could vote January /,
1867 or their descendants may vote
II registered within limited time.
tThis Is. a very vicious attempt to
admit ignorant white voters, when
the same class Of blacks are barred.)
Eighth. The understanding act.
Persons may vote who Under
stands'a clause of the constitution
and can explain II
When Read 10 Them.
(This IS another indefensible pro-
vision designed TO shut out blacks ar
bitrarily by placing large powers Of
discretion in the hands Of the local
registrars.) e,
Just what the ultimate result Of
these enactments win be is question
able. Probably the more fragrant
will be declared unconstitutional.
Without question our titanic. local
Democracy will adopt all the points
of disfranchisement quoted above
and it Is up 10 them to add
Few Embellshing Acts.
when they get into power in West Wiz
ginia. It Is a question of justice.
humanity. honor, civil law and Chris
tianity which stares us in the face.
What are the white voters (Anglo-
Saxons) going to do with this AZ
rican race of people in our midst?
They are far superior to the heather
tribes of Asia and Africa. They are
civilized, Christianised native born
citizens of our country. No race of
people in any age of the world ever
Made as Rapid Progress
in the arts Of Industrial pursuits and
education as our Anglo-African citi-
zens have made in their first 45 years
Of emancipation from slavery.
We are going 10 elect Republican
legislature here in West Virginia and
send five Republican representatives
to congress and elect a Republican
candidate to be governor and help Mr..
Taft to hold down the chair in the
AJAX"
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Classified
Advertisements

The Telegram Is the Want 'Ad' Me-
dunn of clarksburg.
3 INSERTIONS Fon csc
Phone your lad" and we win charge
II and send bili.
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SWEET MELODY FLOUR.
GREAT sKIRr sALE.

This mornings express brought to
the Irwin-Lockwoo Co. $50 new Fall
Skirts. which Mr.. Kerr bought OF a
prominent manufacturer at great
sacrifice. They are all the very lat
est Fall styles made of Chiffon Pana-
mas and wiry voiles in black, blue
and brown. All sorts of styles and
the best tailoring to be had. They
go on special sale tonight at greatly
reduced prices. Regular $3.50,
$3.50, 1915, $1,000 and $12.75
Skirts. Come tonight and choose at
$4.95. $685., s6.75. $3.50, $S.75 and
1895. All sizes and extra large sizes
for stout people. They are the best
values ever offered by the Iriwn-
Lockwood Co. The Woman's Store. .
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DEFENDS THE TITLE

NEWPORT. n. l., Aug. 29-wil-
liam A. Larned. or Annapolis, success
fully defended the title of the Nation
al Tennis champion at the Casino
courts today, defeating Beals c.
Wright, of Boston, in straight sets of
s-1, 6-2 and s-6.
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PERSONAL


Mr.. and Mrs. Homer D. Martin are
home from pleasant visit Of three
weeks IN Grant and Pendleton coun-
ties.
Miss Irene stealey is visiting trends
In Newburg.
Francis NJ. Robinson. Of Lumber
port spent Saturday in the city.
T. F. Kemper was here Saturday
from Salem.
eJustice James Bumgardner, Of ga
lem is a city visitor.
Mrs. Mary stealey. Mrs. T. s. Hur-
sey and stealey Hursey have gone to
Washington. d. c.. where Mrs. Stealey
viii reside with Mrs. Hursey.
Miss Blanche Willis and Roll Weep.
OF Salem. and H. j. Holden, OF Brls-
tol. will spend Sunday at the home
OF Miss Jane clelland.
Miss Cora Atchison went to Weston
Saturday to visit relatives and friends
for week.
Mrs. F. G. Bland and daughter,
Miss Bertha, went to Sutton Saturday
to visit relatives for week.
Frank A. Willison is home from
Columbus, o., whet che made bust
ness visit.
Stealey will reside with Mrs. Hursey.
Mrs. I. NJ. Kelley went to Fairmont
today to visit friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Cunningham
have returned from vacation visit
in Atlantic City.
q. g. Oliver, of the Hazel-Atlas
Glass Company. is here from Wheel
ing on business visit.
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FOR sALE-A Valuable lot for BUSH
ness purposes; will sell cheap.
Agnes c. Stuart 226 Sumner st.
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MARRIAGE LICENSES.

Marriage licenses have been grant
ed to Emanuel Hepler andlMaud Vim
cent, and James L. Drain and Rethia
Drain.
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NEW CAMP OF wooDMEN

Deputy r. T. Parish will institute
in ten or twelve days new camp OF
Woodmen of the World at Breed
love Preston county, and in three
weeks one at Aurora.
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is IN HOSPITAL.

A. L. Hoffman, of Waynesburg,
Pa, local representative of the
Smith-Premier Typewriter Company.
is patient at st. Mary's hospital
with an attack oftyphoid fever.
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ron SALE.

FOR sALE--4 room cottage and lot on
Monticello Ave-, $3.50; s room house, oak An
Ism and all modern convenienceS on Staley
street, $500: lots in Pritchard's Upland
GROVE Addition, six of s are corner lota--Si70
70 cash or instalr1ent plan: also 2 lots In
Northyiew, $3.50 and $500. Bargains. d. d,
Teets, Room IS Lowndes Bldg, Clarksburg
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WANTED-Window glass snappers
to start to work Aug. 20. Address
FaIrmont Window Glass Co., Fair
mont. w. Va.
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FOR Solicitations Cash Register:
in good condition; also ice cream
freezer, capacity gallons, Ice
cream cabinet, place for two cans;
prices low for cash. Address E. d.
swentzel. Bridgeport. w. Va.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-08-29
BOYS wANTtED-To sell Saturday
Evening Posts. Apply at Pike
News Co.

WANTED-Man of ability and large
acquaintance to solicit special term
mail subscriptions in each county
for large morning newspaper. Sal
airy and commission: reference.
Address with full particulars H. C.
DeVine, Box 1926, Philad elphia,
Pa.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-08-29

WANTED-Tcn good heading miners
steady work. good wages, pay ev-
cry two weeks. Apply w. B. Gum
ton. Mgr, Erie. w. Va.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-08-29
EVERY RocKETBooK WILL

Umbrellas recovered and repalred
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-08-29
ron RENT.

FOR RENT-one new Z room house
on Hickman near Preston street.
Inquire at Empire National Bank.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1908-09-03
Black Hand Letters

The receipt .of the "black hand
letters BY the three proprietors of
boarding houses in Uniontown has
naturally caused much excitement in
that part Of the city Every stranger
" naturally being closely watched and
many Of the residents there have sud-
denly bloomcd out AZ amateur detec-
tiyes Yet apparently nothing Of q
definite nature has been ascertaincd,
though in the minds Of some suspic-
ion points In one certain direction
very strongly Inspection Of the let
tiers, which are written In Finnish,
shows one fact with indubitable
clearness. They were written by q
man who received his education in
the public schools Of this country, for
every line shows most clearly the
vertical handwriting which has been
taught In the public schools for the
past ten or fifteen years. This verti-
cal handwriting is peculiar to the
public schools Of this country, with
but few minor exceptions, and once
learned II Is hardly possible to dis
guise its influence on the chirography
81 any individual.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1908-09-03
PERSONAL MENTION


Rev. Mr.. Oslund and Professo
Alexis, who were in Astoria in at
tendance upon the Lutheran confer
ence. started on their return journey
to Spokane yesterday.
Hon. H. B. Parker went to Seaside
yesterday to get ready for his annual
outing at the Oregon State Fair al
Salem, proposition he never fail:
to attend and keep in touch with.
Captain P. H. Phisterer, U. S. A.
who has been stationed at Fort Co
lumbia for the past year, departed
yesterday for his new assignment il
The East. going via Utica, n. Y.
where Mrs. Phisterer, who preceded
him last month, is now awaiting him
at her old home.
Fritz Sovey will soon depart fol-
Vancouver, B. c., to engage in busi,
ness for himself, and has host oi
Astoria friends who will wish him all
manner OF success.
T. R. Dick" Davies is another AS
torian to be taken with the Southern