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nnual session of the association and

annual session Of the association and
to consider the different reports COM
ing from the various boards and to
MAXI appropriations for the various
charities of-the association. y
On Tuesday night Miss Emma Muir
ply and Mr.. Frank Carribad we're
married, at the residence Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Buoy, OH Locust street, in the
presence of a large host Of friends.
The ceremony was performed by the
Rev J. f. Pryor, who came to, the
church later and was presented with
q handsome suit of clothes by the Ia
dies Of the Morning Star club.
The Christmas tree, at the Baptist
church, was SO burdened with pres
ents for friends and loved ones until
lit had to be propped Tip.
Freeman Lowry entertained a
number Of friends, last evening, at
his home, on Monticello avenue. A
pleasant evening Wa spent by all
present. Music and games were the
features Of the evening. most de-
licious lunch was served and at a late
hour all departed, wishing Mr.. Low
~ many happy returns Of the even
ing. Those present we're: Misses
! Mary Brent, Lydia Jenkins, Stella
Walker, Amelia Wilson, Cornelia
| Meade, Rebecca Green, Amelia Low
~, Hazel Dillard, MabIe Rome, Mary
Jet, and Messrs. Benjamin Smith,
Morse Ogden, Guy RufFn William
Pagan, Ed. West, Miletus and Willie
Walker, Misses Banks, Percy Hayes
! and Roscoe Jackson.
/ Be'lah Lodge, No. 3, A. T. & A.
M, held its first annual banquet at
| Trinity NJ. e. church, Friday. Dcccn-
1ber 27,<t9O7. 49,:
1 5. The following program was' rem
i@Sred: g.. q
~ prayer by the TWlorshipful Master
|G ON. Jenkins, D. D.,
| Address by'Rev. CT. Smith, ~"The
Origin of Masonry" &.
Hymn, by lodge,
| Prayer, by Mrs Mamie Howard
sister Of Eastern Star. Huntington.
| Address, by DR.. N. s. Turner.
Address, by M. p. Smith, Man
Wanted"
Address, by Prof ], n. Robinson
Industry"
After the close of the program all
retired to the reception room, where
ithe following menu was served, -
| Blue points, cold slaw, roast tur-
key, roast chicken = BAN potato and
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. Sandy -andSftla .M are.

A Scottish paper tells a story Of San
dy No. a Forfarshfr4' farmer who
had been spending an hour or two In
the evening with a friend a couple OF
miles away. 1t was moonlight night
and Sandy, aftsr2parfaklng freely OF
hts friend's hospitality, was. riding
quietly home across the sheep. pastures
on his guild auld mare when they
came to an open ditch, which his mare
refused to cross. .';.>> e.. 49, .'':"' +:
."Hoet ava, Maggie" said the rider
'sthis Wilma 1dae. Ye maun jist gang
over" -. .....,@ . e. . -.>... e.. ..... ..
He turned back about 100 yards
wheeled round and gave the mare a
touch of his whip. On she went at a
brisk canter, but as they reached the
edge of the ditch she stopped dead and
shot Sandy clean over: to the other
side. .,. 49,. 49,. 81. g.. ..
Gathering himself up, Sandy looked
his mare straight in the face and said:
"Vera weel pitched indeed, ma loss.
But; hoo are ye goin' to get over yer.
sell, ehT' .. -. g.. - r..
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REMOVED AT LAST.
The Fisurss Did Not Appear In the
-, ., Final Set Of DRAWINGS.

Inc Fi9nrsS Did Not Appear In the
49, , Final set Of Drawings.
A candidate for the royal engineers
some years ago was told by his In.
structor to draw up the plans and spec,
ifcations for a railway viaduct to con.
meet two high hills. between which
ran q small stream.
In due course an excellent set of
drawings was presented, one showing
the bridge in its completion, with n
sketch of the surroundings, and on
which sat two men. with their legs
hanging over the side. fishing. The
ara wing was returned with the reuuest
that the men be removed from the
bridge %*'..... -. .'- 49,.
Upon receiving the paper the second
tane the professor discovered that his
instructions had been carried out, but
that the two men were seated ON the
bank Of the stream, still In quest Of
representatives of the finny tribe 49,.
Again was the paper returned, and
this time with positive, orders to re,
move the men. from, the drawing alto.
gether. Imagine the CONSERVATION
which overspread the features OF the
learned instructor upon receiving the
papers for a third time to find two
little graves and tombstones with ap-
ipsopriate epltaphs situated near the
bank OF the stream. HIS orders hatl
been obeyed and the men removed al.
tOgether.-Lo ndon Answers! 49,. !,
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CLARKSBURG.


Miss Amelia Lowry, a student at
the West Virginia Institute, is, spend
ing the holidays with her parents,
on Monticello avenue.
: FLOYD Martin, Of :SteubenWlle, o.,
was the guest of relatives here last
week.
Mrs, Jas. Mason, who has been
quite i'll, is improving nicely. =.
Mrs. Annie Chairman, OF WithVil1e,
Va, is the guest OF her niece, Mrs.
Banks Farmer. g.. g.. =. II
Miss Anna West, of Washington
D.. c.. is the guest OF her brother and
wife, Mr.. and Mrs. r. A. West. ..-,
Charles and Ruth MCGEE, Of I'm
iontown, spent the holidays here
with relatives. 4 ..
The Christmas treat and tree, at
Trinity M: E. church, Tuesday night,
was Wen attended K very pleasing
program~ was rendered. ..>.,
The 'Chrttmas treat at Pride A..
NJ q. church, On Christmas night
was attended by such a large crowd
that the seating capacity Of the
church was taxed to it's utmost. a
short but creditable program was
rendered, after which followed the
distribution of presents and the treat
to the Sunday school. The tree was
decorated more beautifully than ever
e before. On Thursday evening the
Sunday school presented the Christ
mas Merry .Go-Round, a, cantata, tt
unite,a large audience, y. go.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jas. Walker, of Be,
l'ngton, spent Christmas here with
friends. go -... a.. -
Mr.. and Mrs M. P. Smith enter
tained at their hospitable home
Thursday evening, in honor Of theii
guest, Miss Anna Anderson, OF Pitts
burg. A very delightful evening wa
spent -.
saturday afternoon, Master Camp
bell Tuck gave skating party, at the
Smith Garden, for hts little scboo
friends. Quite an ENJOYABLE after
noon WAS spent.
Rev. George Jet, Rev N. b. Dunn
Roy. j.. w. Robinson, and Rev. !. f.
Pryor, all left lastNnight for Parkers
burg to attend the meeting OF the ex
ccutive. board Of the Mt! Zion Baptis
association with Rev. Toney, d. D.
H. ni1derat0r, and tcCbe held at Mt. zior
baptist church In that city
., The meeting is to. arrange for tn.
d
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W MODEST REQUEST. :
ifSst.n I'D, Ty-yT-7--I ~ :, n. +
g! Colonel 'Fs an tiers, and tn. Prlvl!.s.

Eslonsi 0HI tSFrst ard the Privilege
= i;IlpgsS;T '''",s'HS CTaySa. ,TS-%n 49,
9 Wien CoioHsi I'M sterret fsst, went
TO w ashington to report the netss OF
&l1es catataks Tor hts Texas papern be
he'd desk room. in the Office OF General
SH1ytiY = ;Boynton, then the hilitant cor
tRFaspoudent. OF the Cincinnati CONNER.
efAl, !. g. - 49, -" ! -. =
q, General Boyntoni spoke out In meet.
ing. He said things about statsamen
that made the statesmen angry. He
had many personal encounters with
patriots whose feelings had been ruff
lied, ,~. - =, -. -.
= One night a man came into Boyn-
TOMS office loudly proclaiming that he
Intended to, shoot Boynton! The gen
srak grabbed a4chair, beat the intruder
over the head with 1t. knocked him
down and threw him out. All this time
Sterret sat ut his desk, looking on In
great anaze:nent. 2, ~," .T.'.,.,~ ..vif} ..
4 When. the man landed in the gutter
'SferEatH came tlmidly over to ,Boynton
HeGeneral," he said, "belng a new hand
here, don't know the practices OF this
Office nor the cuetoms that pertain to
Washington correspondents. and /
didn't want to- intrude. Now that !
have seen what has happened, [ trus,
yoa, will allow me question:"
go, ahead" said Boynto1.
.""When the next man comes In, would
1t be too forward If I should crave the
privilege Of kicking him few times in
honor Of the. sainted Confederate
dead T'-Saturday Evening Post.
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y assisted to It's place in the, ro vs.

~ assisted to It's place In the row i OF
years $500 " =. .,7,i, Z ~ ~
Ihe past year was a pros6aroiits
one for Charleston. For ten months
the business OF Charleston never
reached a greater figure than 1t did
in the first ten months OF 1907
About the middle Of October. when
serious disaster to the country was
narrowly averted in financial ffsa
turbance, business contracted to a
certain extent, but again reached itB
normal size during tho week prior
to the holidays, when the evidence
OF the large territory Charleston has
to draw from, was very visible. III
Like In former years, the trade be-.
tween Christmas and the first OF the
year can now be used as barometer.
and consequently the merchants cyl
Dect business conditions to resume,
their normal condition at the Begin
ming of the new year. Charleston
merchants have been exceedingly
prosperous for a whole year and
hope Is expressed that the new yeaf
will be at least as good, II not better.
in the city today the banks are
closed. The postoflce was open only
for an hour this morning, the CAR
riers making only one delivery Of the
mail, and business Is pretty well snsl
pended although the merchants kept
their stores open. W. "a,
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BUCKHANNON.

Mrs. Mary Lewis and little "daugh-
ter, OF Sutton, spent the holidays
with her mother, Mrs. Eliza Mum
ford. IT,.
|: Miss Maud Tyler, of Wheeling, is
visiting her mother, Mrs. Mary Lee.
Miss Cora Taylor, Of Fairmont,
came home to spend the Christmas
vacation with hers parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. lsom Taylor.
II. u. Lakewood spent several
days here last week. and was the
guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. J..A. Davist
Misses Cora aud Lillian jackson
and Hattief Washin gton, of CIarks-
burg, were the very pleasant guests
|of Miss Leila Powell during the holi-
days. =
Miss Velma Snyder, of morgan
town, spent several days here last
week, the guest Of her schoolmate,
Miss Leila Powell
Mrs Violet Smith, Of Weston, vfs-
tied Mrs. Enos Mumford last week,
Matt Bailey and William Rifle, OF
"tSCoh, attended the violin recital
which was held at simpson chanel.
Friday night.
Master Herbert Lewis of C1arks-
burg, Is visiting his aunt, Mrs. Der.
ha Lewis.
Thomas j. Grant, Of Weston. was
Gazing on friends in the city last
week.
William Bur1ey, Of Webster. is Wis.
ting friends here,
Joseph Teller, Of Pittsburg, arriv.
| on In the city, last Thursday evening
to 'soend some time here with his
wife, who has been here for several
months visiting her mother, Mrs
Hunter.
mrs. Newman, Of Philippi, and
Miss. Nettie Gordon, Of Romney, ware
mere, Friday, to attend the violin re-.
cltal by CharleS II. Davis. 80
THE entertainments given by ths
members OF the silver. Leaf ct,b ~,
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hom. 49,. - toW sS tsso'"e ''me' came anne
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:, ~ - e w., - simpson CHAP
w., a %"s NE. VIII IastKeo apprehension
49, :. ri 49, 49,. Sihs 20 'ne unavoid'
Charles II nss,s Ia vs o. n thn ,',c9,
s,dad ~ S 80 a'' ,s,e "tauu DAVIS pre-
was -. - 'te psaIosSi. Ions; before II
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Enresent de s y, s,. eapaci@y: AL
coz, tra,t ''a Ts e a,nlsh class mnsi-
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NfT.. T|fDPE.

Mesdames A: iC.s And ]. c. Caul,
Jessie Davis, Jayne. Gonnor, OF Vino
no., Miss Birdie and Charley Turner,
OF Fayetteville, atsnded the Masonic
banquet here. Thursday. -. -.
Mrs. SuAie LipscoIab, of Pittsburg
spent the holidays Msth her brother,
VIM. Woodson, ftthe West Side. -
Jno. Page, of Mon tgomery, was
here severaltdayg ofSlast week,
/. The soeial givehSsin honor of the
lew: ". /. Students the eth, was an
enjoyable affair. so @. ..sj,e*=. !; }
a creditable progfamu was render.
ed: at Inc Kinds trey att macdonald
Baptist church, by the sch6ol chill.
dren. conducted by Mrs. +. " sW,,kaH
tson!};>,| ~ Aa4u = =, : 81 -: =,
Y Rev. a'J:1.W. Warren. 81 Union
preachedfat the M. &c, church Sun.
day inorning, and Rev. J. e.. Dotson
pastor, af night; ';'t%: =Es..,- -
The annual Banquet given bv the
order of 'Masons, Friday. was a hri,.
liant affair, and was largely attended
by families and friends Of the mem
beers Of the order. - ;5'...
}. L. Green and Miss Hattie Thorn.
as were married, Thursday evening
at O'Clock, at the home OF the bride
by Rev. j. E. Dotson, After the cere.
lnony an elaborate dinner was served
70 the. many guests. Music was fnr-
hished by the Citizens band. The
presents were many and usefut
Robt. Garland and wife. of the
west SIDE, spent several days at Cow
lngton, Va, and other points during
Christmas week. ~ - : q
Miss Leah Green entertained at
dinner, Sunday, MIR. and Mrs, + l.
Green, Jno. Hill and wife
Miss Josephine Thompson snant
me holidays at Institute with her sis
L. Fl. Henderson Visited Montgom-
cry durWg the holidays! h..
= Mrs. Amanda Gregory and Miss
rosa Winston, of Hill Top, were
guests Of Mrs. Susan Grey and Mrs
II. a. Scott. Friday. h.. =. ~ .
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He Was an Exnert at Eiauraa

After an-absence Of several years a
one time cavalier of lady called on
her. He found her In the company Of
her three children. ..
"Well, well?' he said. "And how old
are. theyY" 49,.
Johnny" answered the lady, Is
seven, Julia is five and Maud is two"
Dear mel! he cried, alarm In his
voice. '"Is 1t possible time flies Ike
that2 Who would think that you had
been married fourteen years ?-PhIla.
delphia Ledger.
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The Incentive,

"Does your son study Greek in col.
legeT
"Oh, yes. He's very enthusiastic
over it,
II thought he didn't care for Ian
guages"
"He doesn't, as rule, but next year
the football team ts to have Greek
signals and Harry is trying for the
leven."-Kansas City Independent.
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salmon salad. pickles, celery, olives,
coffee, cocoa, ice cream and assorted
cake. = -. .%.5 .: 49,. ), -
Music furnished by Ruffner's. or
chestra. -. 49,
Quite large number Of invited
guests was present, and all departed
declaring this the bonner social event
Of the holiday entertainments.
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a RAnnnanh.
mistressl

Cook - Lawks! Here's mistressl
Quick, into the clothes press!
Soldier Sweetheart--In the clothes
press and not ia tho 1arder7 Nina,
aud you say you love me.-Meggen-
dorfer Batter.
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A SLOW POKE.

Said the young lady; ri hear
there's hugger at large" II g.stE,
Said the young man: "Is that so7'ss
yes; l wonder how he operates.9a
"Why, ! have no idea" s&EsS
And now the young lady is.telling
it that he Is the slowest man in town
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Tommy Changed sila Spot.

Teacher-Can the leopard change his
spotF? Now, Tommy, answer met
Tommy-Yes, sir; he can. Teacher
Nonsense! How can he2 Tommy
Well, sir, when he's tired Of sitting In
one spot he can change to another,
can't he, sir2-Wlnnlpeg Telegram.
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1ttckv. Than

Mrs. Behham-I got 1t for 13 cents a
yard. Benbam-Isnt 10 nm unlucky
number? Mrs. Benhom-Not when II
Is marked down from 49, New York
Press.
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HUBBY'S IDEA.

what did your wife give you for
Christmas?" W." '''
1T appears to be bunch OF moth
Ing, elegantly trimmed inside ana
out, and hand-decorated aloft and
allow "''"
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VERDICT IS UNANIMOUS.

I'VE all love pretty woman, !"
opined the party Of the first part.
And We all hate her old Crouch
Of 9 husband" added the party Of
The second part, as he proceeded to
hght>up aChristmas cigar, ~, :
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AT COLLEGE.

club??' 0'"t'ne
i fear not"
What's wrong?"
ihey say I'll have to remove nv
football conditions first. "..>.
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THE CHEERFUL POOR,

how are things?" inquired the
hrst Wall-street magnaB.
wen" answered the second Wall
street, mAgnate, eve have half q ter
rapln In the cellar and the panic's
over. We won't starve."
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IN LUCR.

Then yuletide me over7" axclaffss
ed the man whose friend had siKmtA
fled a Willingness TO stand fOFs d
moderate holiday touch !. III X s. III,
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Miss Maggie Payne is visiting her
sister at Barboursville this week.
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SEASONABLE GREETINGS

oh, newest kith,
You're all the frontage.
Accept herewith
Our Oklahomage.
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ARE YOU WORKING FOR MONEY !?
i OR IS YUR .-.*-..
MONEY WORKING FOR Y0Uq

where
and Investing
Aat
els a picture
h an ld hshrNn
edaG
Q
The San Francisco call., 1908-10-15
HATRED OF HIGHER UPS" HELPS DUNNE

seems natural and appropriate that John Bennett should
be forward the performer meeting designed
forward the candidacy of State Senator Wolfe They
OF the breed and arred with the stick But it
gatuious insult the OF the thirty and thirty
eighth assembly corporation lawyer with
record SUCH should be invited to tell the citizens how they
should 1t strange campaign management that the state
the county committeeHhich may be running things
should the be identified with of Ben
n record The republican party afford carry Bennett
and Wolfe in the load
Bennett of the who worked up the notorious Bay
Cities deal with Schmtz and Ruef by which planned
make the biggest killing the history of the Doodle board
and the edhce of graft 1t does
concerned that this deal squelched by the graft
and the exposure of the vermn infesng the
hall This the who tell citizens of
Francisco how they should 1t suggestive certificate OF
character for Wolfe.
Again natural and appropriate that of Benefits
character employment opposing
OF Judge Dunno No doubt Wolfe doing the thing although
he daes much loud There IS public
corporation lawyer kept politician San Francisco who
enlisted for the campaign against Dunno but of them
haze than Bennett whose ndiscree rage the
light leads exposure OF the game muzzle would fit him
best Benefits ndiscreon will help Judge Dunno
draw the lines clear unmsakabe fashion Perhaps
few such corporation lawyers will
and show their teeth the it
unanimous.
The San Francisco call., 1908-10-15
THE STOCK GAMBLING AMENDMENT

MONG the amendments to the constitution for submission
~ at the approaching election designed the
present laws against gambling in This known
senate amendment No 8" and intended to modify
the provisions of article 20 present organic law
The constitution of 1870 force gives the man who has
put margin for stock deal in futures the right TO
the by The law this regard has been upheld
by the state and the United States supreme Judge Conrv
Of Los Angeles address before civic that city
compared the law with the proposed substitute in these
words
Instead OF the present provision that the legislature
regulate prohibit the buying and selling of these
board and FORTH proposed that legislature pass
to promp the hcous buying and selling of the
stock stock board
under the control of ation2
shall be prohibited The laws to be passed shall
such stocks in the stock boards exchanges
The amendment the of paragraph
instead Of prohibiting all sales Of shares of margin
intended to make the prohibition apply gambling
instead permitting who has
right of leaves
position other gambler that leaves
in the
The Call recognizes that all legislation this character and
purpose for the part futile, but far as it works at ali
has useful restraining influence gambling is not leg
business and properly under the by the state con
tuon In that view appears why present restraints
should be weakened.
The San Francisco call., 1908-10-15
THE RAILROAD COMMISSION COMEDY

n NJ with that of long
accustomed suspended the railroad
has the conclusion that thing
greater and powers The commits
sOners signing for worlds conquer innocent
byander specuates whether this frame of
inspired by newborn desire their salaries merely
form OF official vaudeville designed distract attention while they
burylng the Thus make
OF railroad commissioners.
One easily realize the enthusiasm with which whole
population OF California will like response this
faithful They gluttons for work. they get
started nothing will hold them Already octopus shvers
his Shiny bed 1t phasehis mperious demand work
Of the miseres of the unemployed.
1t boots PRAYER of bored
unless indeed might be regarded sociological
light by of example for te oes of the idle While
sympaze with the boredom that assai officials
whose thinking is all done for them the Southern Office
The people in the least likely them
TO do mischief Besides Mr. Herrin overwoked
There recollection does fail inquiry the
Of ntraate rebates by railroads. 1t
loud noises from the attorney general and the railroad
soners That many months ago when the hearings were
concluded What has beaen this inquiry? Has not Mr. Hen
made his mind? Doubtless is under advemen" and
M HerTn giving the advice 1t be piteous
cry the inspired common
place desire change disagreeabe subject.
Since the constitution adopted in 1879 the
state railroad commission has the payers of
SO0OO IN salaries and and every dollar that sum
might just we'll have been thrown Pacific ocean
railroad commission might be made good but never
long the system of election exists and
still not while control of politics the hands Of
the Southern Pacific Until broken there will he no
addition to the powers of the commission. esst
The San Francisco call., 1908-10-15

Mrs Elizabeth Smith is at present
in Boston as the guest of Colonel and
Mrs. Edward Burr. United States army
and Washington, and will not return
to California until the middle of No
vember.
The San Francisco call., 1908-10-15

8.
parents.
!, MAGuIRE-s. p, city. When was james G
saguire candidate for governor Of California
ana what was the vote?
AT the election November 8. 1898
Inc vote was Henry T. Gage, 14s,345;
Maguire 12e.261; JOB Hartman 5,143
and j. z. McComas 4,1s7.
WOODEN TANk--S.. Mare island. Cal. In
VINE tank in the worlds?
Cal
RELATIONSHIPS. city. What relation is
m my daughter to my hrst cousin, and what rela-
a,p clons,n,p is there between the children Of first
Second cousin.
ROAD MAP-A. H.. city Is there such a
pupncation as road map OF California
Yes TO be procured from any first
class book seller,